Dairy Support Problem Grows Production Rise  a ili a ies “..& ee

Dairy Products Price Support Endangered   Brazil Renews Diplomatic Ties With Soviet Union

Armed Forces Ministry Orders All Militiamen And Soldiers To Posts

Bullet-Riddled Plane Lands at Miami Airport    Attack: Believed Headed by Defecting Cuban -Fliers .

Castro Radio Accuses U.S. Of Responsibility      Warns People Attacks May Be ‘Prelude To An Invasion’

Hit Airports At Santiago And Havana  Also Raid Cuban   Also Raid Cuban Air Force Moaadauartarc

Two Bombers Land In Southern Florida   Bullet-Riddled Planes Belong to Cuban Air Force; Pilots Ask Asylum in US.; Accuse U.S. of Direct Responsibility

Castro Says Americans Are Involved   Two Defecting Fliers  Land B26s In Florida

Planes Also Blast Camp Near Havana   Castro Government Claims 2 Planes Were Shot Down

Planes Attack Havana, 2 Other Areas In Cuba   2 Bombers, One Damaged, Land At Florida Fields

Air Raid On Cuba; Santiago, Havana Airports Are Hit  Government Claims Two Planes Downed; Others Damaged

Raider Planes Hit Fields With Bombs, Rockets / Commando Landing  Reported 30 Miles   i ey a

Crippled B26 Lands At Miam   Mobilization Order Goes Out To Military

Airplanes Bomb Havana, Santiago; Castro Claims U.S. Is Responsible    Cuban Charge Due ‘Urgent’ Session OF U.N. Is Called

Planes Bomb 2 Airfields In Cuba Raid  Cuban Delegation  At U.N. To Charge

SCORE HITS ON SANTIAGO AND: HAVANA   Cuben Air Force Men Take Planes “Toward Freedom” After Blows; Two Land In Florida.

Cuban Government, Warning Air Strikes May Be ‘Prelude To Invasion, Says It Plans Protest In U.N. Blaming United States For 'Direct Responsibility’

Castro Blames U. S. and Instructs Delegation to Lodae Protest With U.N.

Castro Claims 2 Planes Down   Fidel’s Air Force Chief, Private Pilot Ask Asylum

Radio Blames US for Invasion Plot   Two Cuban Air Force Bombers Land at Florida Base Shortly After Raid

Blow Could Be Signal  Of Invasion   Castro’s Major Strongholds Are Strafed Today

Castro Regime Says Marauders Are Shot Down   Crippled B26 Bomber Piloted by Cuban, Limps In To Miami

Air Raiders Blast 2 Cuban Airports   Bombs, Rockets Set Off Heavy Blasts In Havana And Santiaco

Raiders Hit Airports in Both Cities  Cuba's U.N. Group   Cuba’s U.N. Group Told to Blame U.S. for Attack

Also Attack Air Force Headquarters; Planes Land in South Florida.

Castro Regime Orders All Soldiers To Posts; Says U.S. Responsible

Airplanes attack Cuban airports”   Radio sounds invasion warning: Soviets demand U.N. action

‘Powerful Blasts Jolt Airports; Commando Landing Is Reported   Castro Regime Claims Two Aerial Raiders Are Shot Down, Third Badly Damaged; Blames ‘Criminal Yankee Imperialism’ for Attacks

Red Spaceman Parries Questions On Trip   County Cage Event WIR RISD AD MrilOW  May Shift To Phila zak ae Ke ae Kae KRe Ka KKK KKK KKK KK  sce Page 27«S«s«A ne Daily Reporter  Vol. 57. =No. 210. urday, April 15, 1961   Airports In Cuba Hit

Cubans Claim U.S. Supported Raiders   Anti-Castro Rebels Call Incident Blow ‘Toward Freedom’

Troika Plan Is Dead--Boland   Irish Diplomat Says Only Support Came From Communists

Luther H. Hodges Says U.S. Growth Rate Disturbing  National Product Of . Lags Far Behind European Countries

CHRISTMAS ON HIGH Angels Gather To Hear An Ordination of the Lord   By GEORGE CORNELL AP Religion Writer

SOVIETS USE VETO TO CUT POWER MOVE   Secretary Spells Out Position In Initial Speech

In Stamping Out Secession  U Thant To Use Powers To Train Congo’s Army

Thant Threatens To Use Power in Congo Uprising   Secretary-General Gives Warning Despite Moves by Soviet Delegate

U Thant Says UN Will Act To Unite Conge   Defies Soviet Efforts to Limit UN Authority

U Thant To Use Power To  CrushCongo Secessionists   DEFEAT U.S. MOVES

CLOSE WATCH 10 BE KEPT BY SOVIETS   Warn ACUNG U.N. Unlel Not To Exceed Powers  UNITED NATIONS   Chief Tells Security Council He Plans To Halt Secessionist Moves

U Thant Will Use Authority   Seeking to Stamp Out Secessionist Moves in Congo

CONGO REBEL POWER GIVER CHIEF OF UN   U Thant Pledges Kotanga's Defeat After Red Vetoes

U Thant To Use Powers To Train Army In Congo   To Stamp Out Secessionist Moves ‘Despite Soviet Union Opposition -.

United Nations: U Thant to Use Powers  In the Congo   Security Council Is Told of His  Position of Issue

He'll Stamp Out Congo Secession   Spells Out His Position To Security Council

U. Thant Gets Soviet Warnine   Russians Lose Bid To Limit Authority

Soviet Effort To Curb Action ls Bypassed   U Thant Gets Warning Against Exceeding Council's Mandate

Thant Says He'll Use U.N. Power   Acting Chief Spells Out Stand, Gets Red Warning

UN to Use Authority In Congo   Acting Secretary-General Spells Out His Position, Will Ignore Red Oppositior

Lesplte SOVIet CIorts.... U Thant To Use Power To Train Congo Army

Firm Stand Is Promised By U Thant   He'll Use His Powers On Congo Despite Soviet Moves.

HOUSE AGAIN DENIES VOTE UPON LIQUOR   Attempt To Put Issue On Ballot Loses By 2 Yotes

Senator Suggests Tie-in with New Highways  Public Shelter Plan Proposec

Public Shelters On Roads, Plan  Pres. Kennedy May Back New Proposal

Kennedy Might Back Plan for Public Shelters   Highway Idea Is ‘Very Interesting’

Fiigh Court Listens     State Lawyers Battle Over Bar Integration Plans

Nothing Wrong With This —  Mother of 4 Proves Good as Ditch Digger

Des eda s Nu cle: r Defer » Syster  Nike Zeus Te est Jeld Successful

Air Force Catches Satellite Capsule   Nike-Zeus Test Described As 100 Per Cent Success

Sen. Hart Backs Plan For New Park   Senate Subcomittee Opens Hearing Today At Traverse City

Business Advisory Council to Let Small Business Man Join Its Ranks

Woman Takes Her Own Life Near Albany   ‘Mrs, Clyde Sanders, 50, Suffered Gunsnot Wound Late Sunday Died Monday Morning.

New Talks In Laos Point Te  Concurrence  Prince Concerned About Unbalance  mee What Dw

Pro-Reds Defeated  iNew Talks Slated To Ease  Situation In Vientiane

Two of Three Laos Factions to Parley  Government Group To See Neutralist

Laos Talks To Strive For Peace   Neutralist Phouma, Anti-Commie Gov. Reconciliation-Aim.

Laos Peace Talks Slated   Anti-Reds, Neutrals To Confer Following Major Rebel Victory

Red Victory In Laos May Peril Peace   New Talks Seek Accord Among Rival Factions

abe Jer odle: es  Yugoslavia Worrying Abou Change In U.S. Aid Policy

Yugoslavs Fear U.S. Change Toward Tito   Inquiry Comes In Response to Outcry Over Plane Deal

Belgrade Asks U.S. Not To Change Policy   Would Put Yugoslavia In No-Man’‘s Land Between East And West

Red Nation Worried Over Jet-Sale Reaction eS ea enlace aoeeeeleeonbreneanenatrtyy  U.S.-Yugoslavia Relations Pondered

Outcry Ove Sale Of Jets Disturbing   Yugoslavia Hopeful No Chanae Planned

Tito Asks U.S. Stand  on Policy   informants Say Yugoslavia Hopes There’s No Change

Yugoslavia Asks U.S. Position   Hopes Latest Furor Doasn't Change Aid Plar

Tito Asks If U.S. Changing Its Policy   Yugoslavia Fears It May Wind Up In No-Man’‘s Land

Diplomatic ‘No-Man’s-Lantl? ; Yugoslavia Fears U.S. Is Changing Policy

Has U.S. Policy Been Changed, Yugoslavia Asks   Hope Expressed It Won't Be Following Uproar Over Jets

RESPONSE TO OUTCRY Yugoslavia Asks U.S. Position.  Expresses Hope Poliey Unchanged

lito Reportedh Asks If U.S. Is Altering Policy  Inquiry Follows   Inquiry Follows Uproar Here over Sale of US. Jete —

Lawrence Intends fo Cut Spending if State Gets Info Financial Difficulty

Steel Worker Union Urges  ‘Short Week’   Only Way To Meet Jobless Situation; Automation Blamed

Red Police Fire At 12 Persons, 10 Are Capturec   Four Men Try To Slip Women Across Border

One Wounded by Police Fire   Three Are Freed After Interrogation

DS MARCHED TO TALKS SITE   Definite Date For New Treaty Not Disclosed

Reds Celebrate Anniversary:  4 West Berliners Captured Iz Serious Border Incidents

4W. Berliners Are Seized by Commie Police   One Shot as Red Attitude Toughens

Hauled Off By Heels  Throa Rarlinarce   Three Berliners  Later Released

As East Germans Celebrate— Communists Capture Four West Berliners

Guards Wound One Man  Reds Hold West Germans  In New Berlin Incidents

New Clashes Stir Berlin  Red Police Foree 4 Into East  ee een i an ce i. =i = = T b.. ii

Communist Force Used First Time   Serious Incidents Take Place Between French, Red Areas

x * x KK PASSENGER TRAIN DELAYED  German Reds Seize  10 After Shootings

Three Released, One Taken Away After Being Shot   Two Incidents Occur on East  Side of Border

Landlord, Constable Must Pay Ex-Store Man, Dad Win $5,500 Verdict

Landlord, Constable Must Pay  Ex-Deli Owner, Son Win $5,500 Verdict

Secy. Rusk Says SEATO Session Is ‘Productive’  Prepares Immediate   Prepares Immediate Report to Kennedy; U.S. Standing Firm

Rusk Prepares to Report  to Kennedy   Terms SEATO Meeting on Laos Highly Productive

Secretary of State Reports Immediately by Phone to Kennedy, Declines to Say Whether or Not He Is Ontimistic

U.S. stands firm on halt of hostilities   Await Soviet reply to British peace proposal

Warsaw Pact To Consolidate Arms  To Match West   Rusk Says SEATO Mee’ “Highly Productive 

NO OPTIMISM VOICED ON LAOS CRISIS   Asserts Truce First Step To Negotiations

SEATO TALKS IN BANGKOK   Secretary Of State Reports To Vacationing Kennedy; U. S. Demands Truce Before Laos Peace Parley.

Secretary Of State Declines To Say Whether He Is Optimistic About Peaceful  Settlement.   SEATO SESSION IS ; CALLED PRODUCTIVE

Rusk Returns; Calls SEATO Meet Productive   Will Report by Phone to Kennedy Today

State Secretary Keeps Quiet on Laos Prospects   But Says Meeting Was ‘Productive’

Rusk Returns To Report On Trouble Spot   Shooting Must End Before Any Parley Will Be Convened

Russians Fail fo Make Reply on Cease-Fire   Secretary Starts Preparing Report for President

Individual Eneome At  New High  Up 87.5 Billion  tee: TNs Levees yey

No Additional Concessions  Kennedy Orders New Effort For A-Test Ban

New Effort At Nuclear Ban Is Set   Kennedy To Send Negotiator Back To Geneva Soon

Seek Agreement with Reds  New Nuclear Test Ban Efforts Are Prepared   Backs Further Efforts

New Effort For A-TestBan Slated   Agreement With Russians Sought In Geneva Talks

Kennedy Ready To Renew Drive On Testing Ban  No New Proposals   No New Proposals Planned by Allies, Sources Say Today

Kennedy Ready To Renew Drive On Testing Ban   No New Proposals Planned by Allies, Sources Say Today

Kennedy Determined To Get Agreement With Red: At Geneva Qn Test Ban

Nuclear Test Neaofiator Back To Parley   Another Effort To Reach Agreement With Russians

U.S. To Try Again For A-Test Ban   Kennedy Plans To Send Envoy To Geneva

President To Pursue A-Test Ban   Negotiator. To Seck Agreenient * With Sovict Union

Kennedy To Send U.S. Nuclear T est Ban Negotiator Back To Genevz

WY asf gton  U. S, to Tr) More Talks On Test Ban  . Kennedy to Send. Niawatinene Racks   Kennedy to Send. _ Negotiator Back To Geneva Soon

With No Concessions By Wesf--President Plans To Try Setting Up Nuclear Ban

Dean to Rejoin Nuclear Parley   Kennedy to Send N-Test Ban Negotiator Back to Geneva Soon

DeantoReney Efforts to Ban Nuclear Tests   Kennedy Still Has Hope for Accord With Russians

JFK Continues to Seek Treaty onNuclear Ban  Negoti iator Will Ret nite ‘Geneva to hl ah

Lord Home, Gromyko Reach Agreement on Geneva Procedure as West Eases Stand -

Western Powers  Yield on Demand For Stiff Controls   Session Planned Today to Begin New Discussions

IN SAN ANTONIO SPEECH ‘Spendthrift Programs’ Rapped By Eisenhower

Must Pay Back 2.606  cenaameam           Suspended Sentences  For Two In Robbery

Blow-By-Blow Description Of Rocket Ride Reveals Thrills   Switches To Manual, Savs View “Beautiful”

The Drama Of Space Flight  Astronaut In Contact Throughout Adventure

No Stopping Now, Fidel Says   Raves For Hours As Priests, Nuns Flee

NUN'S, PRIESTS START EXODUS  Castro Says ‘Nothing Can Stop His Regime

KASAVUBU SEES TROOP REVOLT AMONG REBELS   Report Mobutu Gets Support Offers

Revolt Brews Among Congo Rebel Forces    Troops Discontented Over Lack of Pay, Says Report

Rebel Chaos May Change  With Aid   Sudan Might Help With Recognition Of Gizenga

Revolt Seen In  Rebel Forces  Congo Government  Tightens Blockade

Sees Revolf Among Congo's Rebels   Behind in Payments to Troops, Says Kasavubu.

Revolt Amid Rebel Army  Is Brewing   Military Sources Say Rehel Regime Behind in Payment:

Rebel Regime Behind in Payments to Troops; See Chance for Loyalty Switch

Rebel Revolt Brewing   Kasavubu Claims Support Offers Received From Some Rebel Force:

Rebel Offer to Support Gen. Mobutu Reported; Kasavubu Tightens Blockade

HALT TROOP MOVEMENTS IN KATANGA   Tshombe And U.N. Commanders Agree On Freeze To End Friction In Congo Province.

Katanga Chief Declares His Government and U.N. Have Reached Agreement

Abrupt Shift for Katanga Leader Who Only Tuesday Ordered Mobilization to Defy  Security Council

Tshombe And United Nations Agree To Stop All Congo Troop Movements

Freeze All Movement Of Troops   Tshombe Rescinds Order to Mobilize Against UN Forces

Tshombe Drops His  Defiance  Lumumbists Saic  To Kill 16  2 ee I

Abrupt shift from orders to mobilize  Show of force   Show of force comes close to big showdown

All Troop Movements In Katanga Frozen   US PRESSES BELGIUM ON KATANGA PROVINCE

Movement Of Troops  Is Frozen   Tshombe Says UN. Katanga Officials Agree on Freeze

7 Nations Urge U.N. Action On Congo Problem  Hammarskjold Warns Troop Withdrawals  as...tJd De Rannaralc

Executions In Reprisal Are Feared  ‘UN Intervention Right Rejected Ry Chief Tshomlb:

A Bloodbath, ‘Night of Long  ‘Knives Feared   See Map on Page 2.

WEATHER FORECAST   Natives Kill Lumumba In  Jungle Raid   Belgian Officials Fear Executions Of Reprisal

East Germany Orders Further Belt Tightening   New Postponement ts Announced In Plan to Reach West's Living Standard.

‘Tighten Up Belts’, East Berlin Told  Communist Party Tells   Communist Party Tells E. Germans Economic Plan to Be Changed

U.S. TROOPS HOLD EXERCISES IN BERLIN  East Germans Told to Tighten Belts   East   UN Told Unite Or Face Doom

Belt Tightening To Be Increased,  E. Germans Told   Broke Into Avie Sere 2 Apprehended In $3,600 Theft At Montgomeryville

East Germans Told Defense Costs Will Delay Improvement of Living Standards:

Reds Abandon Plan Improving Living Standar   Announce New Cutbacks In Consumer Goods

today in bertin ——— ne  East Germans Told “To Tighten Belts’: Reds Give Warning; U.S. Troops Drill

No Damage Caused — By Twisters  ‘Water Rushes Curb Deep In Colorado City

Urges Government Action  Food Fad Is Big Racket, ‘Says Harvard Professor

Sea Water, Alfalfa, V Vater’ ‘Cress And Parsley Among High Priced Food Fads

Ambassadors To Continue. Berlin Talks:  High Level Parley . Set Far Landan Nat   High Level Parley  Set For London Not Held As Mianned

Knvoy to Russ Delays Return  To Beat Meet   Washington Session Is Replacement for High-Level Session

Thompson Will Take Part in 4-Nation Parley   United States, Britain, France, West Germany to Continue Consultation at Ambassador Level.

West In Disarray For Common Berlin Stand   Washington Talks Will Replace Londo Parley Called Off Because Of France

Plans for Western Talks on Berlir Proceed in Doubt, Amid Disarray

8 Bail Out Safely  In Bomber Crash  B-52 With A-Bomb Falls in California

New Paltz Fire Mareh July 29th   30 Companies Are Sioned, 16 Bands

Parade Is At 9» Today In Paltz  35 Companies, 16 Bands in Lineup

Verdict Saves Ring Career  Heavyweiaht Liston Cleared in Criminal Case

Postmaster Andrus Gives Pointers On Christmas Mailing - By Starting Early You Avoid Late Rush And Headaches

Time To Start Planning Christmas Card, Gift Mailing, Post Office Says

Plan Christmas Card And Gift Mailing Now, Urges Postmaster Lawrence

Paroled From Long Sentences Payton, Other Textile 'M en Are Freed Today

Janitor Fought Blaze Alone For 10 Minutes   A handful of other witne«cces

Investigators Puzzled About Cause _ Of Hospital Fire Which Killed 1:

Location Pinpointed  Cause of Fire Fatal to 15 Still Baffles Investigators

NEWS INDEX   Investigators Pinpoint Spot Where Hospital Fire Began

Cause Of Hospital Fire Is Mystery To Investigators  Fifteen Persons Die In Disaster Friday Afternona

SPECULATE ON CIGARETTE AS STARTER Fire Cause Puzzles Investigators

WORLD SERIES Fifth Game  Yanks..5 10 Reds...0 0 3   State Labor Leaders Urge 30-Hr. Week

John G.. Davis Dies of ‘Pistol Shot at Home   Funeral Rites Pending For  Diets ewe

Army’s Part In Paar's  Show Being Probed   Called Disaraceful Danaerous Episode

Paar Show In Berlin Starts Fuss   U.S. Battle-Ready Troops In Show

Jack Paar’s Show In West Berlin Causes Row In U. S. Senate Today

Teamster Appealed Jail Term   Was Convicted Of Getting Money From Management

New Cease-Fire Call is Issued  Laos Peace Talks Reopen At Geneva

Former mental patient in custody in slaying of girl   'Wite tells of  kidnapping of  girl, 5

Kidnaped Girl’ Body Found  Wife of Former Mental Patient  Aereitcac Mim

Answers Fattield Secretary of State Says He Will Seek Re-Election

Opposition Swept Aside As Junta Gets Support OF South Korean Forces

Recognition Of §. Korean Regime Sure   Head Of State Same Removing Issue Of Official Approval

Junta Leaders Hold Backing of All Armed Forces; President Remains Chief of State

Recognition Assured For New Regime   U. S. Plan Foiled As Premier Chanc Formally Resigns

Firm Military Rulelmposed; Premier Quits   Recognition Issue Solved By Keeping President In Office

Committee Rules Country Military Holds Firm Grip On S. Korean Government

Recognition Issue Resolved By Retention  Of President, Chano’s Ousting

Nuclear War and Survival - 11 Inexpensive Atom Fallout Shelters Could Save 90%

Decker Leaving School Board   Two Others Whose Terms Expire in ‘62 Will Run Again

3Men Leaving City Council   Brown, Green and Ryan Won't Run for Re-election

500 Tractors For 1,200 Captured Rebels “Heinous Barter,” Says Sen. Bridges Of Castro Case

Senate Republicans Denounce Plan To Trade Tractors for Prisoners

You Can Get Better Grades  Is Your Child Meeting  _ Space Age C halleage?

Business World   DES MOINES MAN— JOINS WHELAN MOTORS AS SERVICE MANAGER

Business World   DES. ‘MOINES MAN—~ JOI - WHELAN MOTORS AS. SE VICE MANAGER -

Proxmire, Reuss Comment  tennant att tA teint ncninenncetile etme inne  General Denies Birch Society's Teachings Dominate Command

General Walker Denies Charges Of Domination  Name Linked With Birch Society

Gen. Walker denies tie-up with John Birch Society   ‘Says statements attributed to him untrue

An Odd Day, Really Odd, Take a Look   Peoplé Were Doing Some Stranae Thin-.

Weather ‘Scrooge’; Unheard Songsters:; Young Good Fellers   Bing in Hospital; Apparently Has Fiu

Religion, segregatio  Education Bill Threatened By Related Issues

Radiation Experts Warn Fallout Coulc Peril. Persons Bordering On Leukemia

Under New Leadership  C&D BoardB egins W ork At Fast Pace Monday

State C&D Group Acts  On Issues   Fishing, Ship. Promotion Draw  Quick Action

JS. BEEFS UP LANE POWER E VIET NAM   Some Of Taylor Steps To Combat Reds Under Wav

Seeks Reopening Of Disarmament  Talks In August   Khrushchev Complains of Delay When September Is Set as Starting Date.

 Against Red Onslaught  'U.S.A. Will Strengthen S. Viet Nam’s Defenses

JFK Seeks Arms Talks in August   Khrushchev Given Notice af Desire

Administration To Go Ahead on Taylor's Ideas  Secrecy Still Hides Details of Report

We will oe Prepared  Kennedy Suggests August For Disarmament Session

JFK Going Ahead With Plan To Build Up South Viet Nam   , Recommendations Made By Taylo * After Mission To Asian Nation

Plans Set on Taylor Findings   Administration Reported Ready for ‘Go Ahead’

For Strengthening South Viet Nam — Kennedy Regime Ready To Adopt Some Of Gen. Taylor’s Recommendations

Parties Caucus On Education Tax Proposals   Levies Proposed Include Qne on Income, Exemption Drop on Sales.

HEARINGS SLATED ON LICENSE FEES BOOST Revisions in Mental Patient Care Charges Set for Vote

Doings Of Senate In North Carolina  Legislation Entered For Unified Court System For State

Nation's Holiday Toll Starts Steady Climb   Indiana Fatality Toll Nears Predicted Count

Meeting May Be Held Next Week at U.N. Session   Ike, Mamie Planning Paim Sprinas Stay

Russia Rejects Plan to Cease Atomic Testing   Claim Soviet Might Will Quiet the West

Hundreds Plea To Leave Cuba   700 in Embassies Appeal For Aid in Leaving ‘Red Hell’

For Unruly T wp. Students aenteiecanctanietat” MeMkdl ell thd: secucolcti  Use Of Force OKd Lo Control Pupils

Belated Reports May Result In Reaching $12,118 Goal Heart Sunday Fund Drive Over County Big Success Despite Weather

3 Divisions To Become Battle Units   Training Forces Will Be Converted

Museum Vote   OF CHURCH, STATE Baptist Board Urges ‘Complete Separation’

FINAL ACTION THURSDAY ; Church, State Separation Urged by Baptist Board

60 BODIES RECOVERED OFF COLOMBIA   Craft Chartered  ~ for Excursion

Legislative Split Stays About Same   Cina Derides Governor; Zwach Feels Sure Session Can Be Ended in Short Time

Views Split On Program  Of Governor   Liberals and  Conservatives  Ponder Taxes

Project Plans   — roject Fians  CO, A. MAKES PLANS — TO LANDSCAPE ARMORY — WITH. PROCEEDS FROM IGUARD REVUE

Project Plans   CO. A MAKES PLANS — TO LANDSCAPE ARMORY _ WITH PROCEEDS FROM GUARD REVUE.

100,000 CUBANS REFUGEES IN UNITED STATES      Jack Sends Ribicoff to Study Probiem of 40,000 in Florida.

Noted Designer of Women’s Clothes Prepares Inaugural Wardrobe for Film Actor Sinatra

Dubuquer Denounces It in House   Senate Passed Bill Expected To Be Passed Easily

Day’s News in Legislature   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS   Amendment Slows Up Action on Shaii Plan

Mexican Ban FCC Head Is Is Mulled By Blasted By  Government TV Executive

Enlisted Men, Officers, Wives File Complaint   Laird Prepares to Discuss Matter With Army Brass

Laird To Seek Army's Version Of Supply Story   Claims Finances, Materials Ready To Meet Needs

(lasses To Begin Monday In All-White Private School Financed By Donations

Inside...   re ne en ee : Station to Pass Within 112,000 Miles of Venu:

Venus Probe. To Come Close   Vehicle. Will Miss Planet 112.000 Miles

Inside...   Stars Committed Elsewhere Labor Difficulties Bring Cancellation  Of Metropolitan’s 1961-62 Opera Season

Metropolitan Opera ‘Cancels Season, Tour   Miss Will Be First In 76 Year History Of Famed Oraanization

Rumors Hurled Out of Orbit, But Town Back To Normal When Mystery Solved

Astronaut ‘Trap Not the Purpose  - RUMORS WRONG BUT SPACE INVOLVED

A.T.&T. Busy Building World’s Largest Antenna  To Provide for Phone-Satellite Connection

Town Agog Over Space Rumors   Big Communications Setup Is Installed

MMQQGIIaT Y ORME Huge Radio Antenne In Maine Village Starts Many Extraterrestrial Rumors

RUMORS OUT OF ORBIT  AT&T builting satellite communications antenna

‘Confidence Needed, Not Suspicion’  JVI Launches Attack  Against “Extremism

JFK Lambasts Extremists;  Asks Strength   Hits Birch, Militia-Type Groups

‘DPiscordant Voices...’  President Appeals:  Shun Extremism   Simple Funeral Honors Speaker Sam Rayburn:

Confidence Urged, Not  Suspicion   Strengthen Nation Against Communist Threats, Rally Told

Shunning Of  Extremists  Asks Americans To Concentrate On USS. Defense

Alien Communism Is Foe, L.A. Rally Told; Calls for Confidence, Not Suspicion

WITH MISSILES TO DELIVER Red Military Heads Boast Of 100 Million-Ton Bombs   President Urges  ‘Avoid Extremism’

Americans Are Urged To Shun Fringe Groups   Strength Against Commies Needed

Extremists Lack Faith, JFK Charges   Obvious Attack On John Birch Society, Minutemen

Attack Is Aimed At Birch Society, Minutemen Band   Threat to Nation Is From Without, LA Group Hears

Raps civilian armed bands, and Birchites   ‘Let patriotism be reflected in confidence’

Extremists Reproached By Kennedy  Rircharc Othare   Birchers, Others Accused Of Lackin« Faith In People

Light Vote Seen As Prospect in Con-Con Primary   Delegate Nominees to Be Chosen on Tuesday

snaer oocidi security «* s Governors Ask Mental Health, TB Patient Aid

Under Social Security . . . Governors Ask Mental Health, TB Patient Aid

DR. CLARENCE ATTIG  ~ HIS WIFE AND SON INJURED IN TWO-CAR CRAS} SUNDAY — IN ILLINOIS  Mrs, Attig and John  ~—~ Are Hospitalized  Be Rbaelinen Td

 WESTMAR PROFESSOR — jDR. CLARENCE ATTIG  HIS WIFE AND SON. INJURED. IN-TWO-CAR CRASH SUNDAY — IN ILLINOIS  ‘Mrs. “Attig and. John “— Are Hospitalized At Sterling, Ill.

White House Urges Mail Rate Boost \To Get Postal System Out of Red

Kennedy Asks Congress Up Postal Rates  To Get Post Office   To Get Post Office Department Out of A $343 Mil. Deficit

2 Stock Exchange Members Are Charged With Rigging, Illegal Sale:

South African Police Heavily Patrol Nonwhite Areas Fearing Trouble

Little Terry Jo, Survivor Of Boat Sinking, Tells Of Slaughter At Sea

QUICIDE VICTIM'S STORY OF SINKING REFUTED  Boat Skipper Slaughtered 5, Girl Survivor Indicates

PROBERS HEAR OF VIOLENCE ON VESSEL   As Girl, Lone Survivor, Relates Her Story  on a a a   Cant. Julian Harvey Slew Passengers Of Ill-Fated Ketch Biuebelle

Indications of slaughter on Bluebelle   ll-year-old gir! is left behind by Captain Harvey

Girl's story _ Survivor of sea tragedy tells of ferror-filled final hours

Terry Jo tells of horror   Indicates captain slaughtered passenger

Skipper Abandoned Blood-Stained Boat, Coast Guard Told Girl's Terror-Filled Story Indicates Ship Captain Murdered Passengers      Buddy Of Missing  Rockefeller Rescued

Little Girl’s Account Implies Slaughtes By Captain who Committed Suicide}

Little Girl's Story Indicates That Captain Had Killed Passengers

Slaughter of Five Aboard Ketch Is Indicated —   Terry Jo Duperrault, Lone Survivor, Tells Of Terror-Filled Nigh

Girl, 11, Sees Bodies of Kin On Bloody Deck   Finger of Guilt Points to Captain Who Took Own Life

Terry Joe’s Terror Story Girl Says Ship Capesin Slaughtered Passengers

GIRL'S” ‘STORY, CAPTAIN'S DON'T JIBE  Slaughter On Boat Indicated

Young yacht survivor tells of sea slaughter  Story indicates passengers were anes hus aanta mon alen latanv aammittad aida

Skipper Slew 3 On Boat   Brave Terry Jo Questioned By Coast Guard

Tale Of Terror At Sea  Terry Jo's Story Indicates Captain Killed Passengers

Girl Relates Terror-Filled Night On Boat   Survivor Claims Mother, Brother In Pool Of Blood

Facht Captain Killed 5 Passengers, Surviving 11-Year-Old Girl Testifies

Captain Probably Killed Passengers _  Child Tells Story of Ill-Fated dKetch

Terri Jo Duperrault Tells Of Seeing Bodies of Mother, Brother, In Bloody Cabin Before Skipper Left Her on Sinking Yacht

Rescued Child Indicates Ketch Skipper Slaughtered Passengers Aboard Vessel

Terror On The High Seas Bluebelle’s Passengers  Slaughtered By Skipper, Girl Survivor, I], Relates

Terror-Filled Tale... .     Child Tells of Screaming, Blood and Bodies on Yacht

 Girl Says Skipper Left Her On Body -Strewn Ketch  Mass Murder On High Seas?

SAW “BLOOD ALL OVER  Shipwreck Survivor Tells  Of Terror On ‘Bluebelle’

Inside Today   Relates Terror-Filled Tale Indicating Ship Slaughter

Girl Hints Murder of Passengers   She Untied Raft After Harvey Had Abandoned Her

Indicates Others Aboard Killed by Capfain of Boat  Saw Bodies of Mother

YOUNGSTER RECALLS 'GREAT DEAL OF BLOOD'  Slaughter Is Suspected on Shipboard

Ketch Skipper Story Of Fire Brings Denial   Child, 11, Deseribes Night Of Terror On Ship Near Bahamas

Girl Survivor, 11, Tells of Boat Massacre  Waif of the Sea Reveals Murders by Yacht Skipper

Harvey s Yarn About Disaster Denied by Child  Dacerihac Tarrar   Describes Terror On Vessel; Saw Bodies. Blood

TELLS STORY OF TERROR =§=~— Girl Says Skipper Killed -5 Passengers, Sank Ketch

VICTIMS FROM GREEN GAY Girl's Story Indicates Captain ~ Slaughtered Passengers On Ketct

Account by girl survivor indicates captain slew Bluebelle passengers

Girl Tells of Terror On Ketch   Indicates Captain May Have Killed Five Before Sinkinc

Tells Coast Guard Terror-Filled Tale   Saw Bodies of Mother, Brother on Floor of Cabin, Blood on Deck

Terry Jo Duperrault Saw Bodies of Mother, Brother in Bloody Cabin

‘Wait of the Sea  Tells Of Terror- Filled Night Aboard Bluebelle

Girl Pictures Bloody Scene   Terry Jo Duperrault Tells Tale of Ordeal on Ship

Disecredits Story Told by C Japtain  Declares He Left Her on Deck Alone

Gruesome Mystery Deepens As Terry Jo Tells Of Slaughter Aboard Ill-fated Shin   Weekend’s Toll Is 9 On State Roads

Saw Bodies  Of Mother And Brother  Cabin and Main Deck Covered With Blood

Terry Jo Saw Blood on Ship   Green Bay Girl Refutes Tale of Dead Skipper

Enroute to New Guinea—   Girl Indicates Captain Slaughtered Passengers

A Coast Guard Repor rl  Waif Saw ‘Blood All Over’ Decks of Ill-fated Bluebell

Romney Tells Employes to Quit Loafing on Job at Milwaukee Body Plant

Cisco Youth Remains In Jail: Dabney Decides Against Writ   ARRESTED JULY 4

WIVES, KIDS AND DOGS ALL GET IN THE ACT  Ohio Farm Family Scuffles With FBI Agents

Month Shows Record High Employment   Unemployment Is Also on Increase, Government Says

Btchamanny Can Appeal Conviction  Hatchet Man Will Go To Gallows

Indianapolis Mark Of 31 Is Coldest Ever Recorded There In Late Spring;  New Chill Due Sunday.   COLD WAVE DIPS INTO DEEP SOUTH

Competes with Spahn’s Win Grandstand Turnout Disappoints Officials

NORTHWEST EXPECTS STORMS  Temperatures to Dip Into 20s In Indiana

Tshombe Raps U.S. for Attack   Troops Airlifted by United States

Strike Deadline Extended  Auto Union and GM Reach Basic Agreement on Issues

UAW-GM Agree In Principle   ‘Ford Next’, Says Walter Reuther; Deadline Extended

Strike Averted By Union-GM Agreement  ‘Nlatianal Eceanam le   ‘National Economic Package’ Includes Three Principles

As Thousands Cheer:  Santa Maria Pulls Into iLisbon With 1 Passenaer

Santa Maria Returns Home With But One Passenger   Snow Flown From U.S. toe Canada for Winter Carnival

‘He Wants Red China In Family Of Nations—  Macmillan May Visit Peiping

Four Killed Every Hour On U.S. Roads   Rate Is Alarming, National Safety Council Says

Nation's Highway Death Toll Sets Record Pace   Two Collisions Kill Six Kansas Records Ten Fatalities

Road slaughter at record pace   HIWAY DEATH TOLL OCCURRING AT DEADLY RATE OF 4.3 AN HOUR

List 387 Dead as Nation Takes fo Roads   Peak Expected Tuesday; 34 Water Victims

Lragedy: Traffic Deaths Climb Steadily  Four Persons an Hour Are Dying on Highway:

Death Continues to Stalk Nation’s Holiday Routes   WOLIDAY DEATH TOLL

Road Death Record Feared For Holiday   Nafion’s Death Log To 2 P.M.

Traffic Fatalities Occurring At Rate Of 4.3 Per Hour During Mid-Holiday Siump Peak.  TRAFFIC PEAK DUE  rmeoy rrectwn A tT WV ErTTI ATT Ears

See Record In USS. If  It Continues   Nation Count 409 Violent Deaths

Record Death Toll Feared   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Holiday Deaths 1 pam. MST

Highway Fatality Toll ‘Heading Toward Record   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Deaths On Highway Soaring   Record Pace Is Set As Hokhday Begins

Illinois Has 25 Dead: 12 In Trattie   Fear Fatality Record May be Set Over Holiday

Fatalities Climb On Roads During Holiday Weekend  Average Of Four   Average Of Four Per Hour Sunday Termed Alarming

HOLIDAY CAR TOLL HEAVY; FEAR RECORD   Average Of More Than 4 Per Hour Die In Accidents

Road Deaths Mounting At Fast Rate   More Than Four Per Hour Counted Sunday 

Highway Deaths Reach 284 On Memorial Day Eve: Fatalities  Occur At Rate Of 4.3 An Hour   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Road Death Rate Called Alarming   Toll at Halfway Mark Is 282; Overall Total Reaches 383

Road Deaths Show Heavy Early Toll   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Traffic 282  Boating 22  Drowning 33  Miscellaneous 46  Total 383

Highway Death Toll Mounting  284 in Nation. 8 in   284 in Nation. 8 in State at Noon: Fear National Record

MoreThan4 Die Hourly In Traffie   Highway Toll May Set Record For Holiday Period

Highway Death Toll Is Heading Toward Record  Absence of Expected   Absence of Expected Mid-Holiday Slump An: Ominous Aspect

Traffic Death Toll May Sef New Record   (By The Associaled Press)

Record Toll for Holiday Period Now in Prospect   Big Increase Seen In Rate on Tuesday

Motorists Dying at Rate of 4.3 per Hour; Overall Total For Country Goes Past 400

Death Toll Is 383 for The I !     ation 282 People Lose  Liveson Highw aves

Kate lermed Alarming U.S. Road Deaths Average More Than Four Per Hour

New Record Possible  Death Toll Continues To Climb      ‘Cemeteries Are Colorful   Ouiet of Memorial Day Comes Tuesday

License Plate Renewal Period Is Here; New Style Letters And Numerals For ‘61

Legislators Go Home for Week’s Rest   Special Session Called to Open Next Monday

Lawmakers To Go Home For Week   Regular Session to End Today; Governor Calls Special Meeting April 2<

‘We ear nariowton Tank Truck Driver Killed, Ups State Toll to 244

Brush Blaze Damages  ManyOthers      Richard Nixon And Hundreds Of Others Flee

Nixon, Others Are Evacuated From District   Flames Are Whipped By 40-Mile Gusts: TR6 Homes Leveled

2000 Persons, Including Nixon, Movie Notables  Flee Raging Brush Blaze

186 Homes Burn; Hundreds of Others Damaged   Mansions Destroyed Include Those of Burt Lancaster, Joe E. Brown, Zsa Zsa Gabor.

Allies Reject Mr. K Charge Of Softness  France. Ttalw. 1).K.   France, Italy, U.K. Reaffirm Vows To Defend Berlin

FROST IS RECORDED IN STATE TODAY  Warm—But Naturally— Wet Days Are Ahead

KERNER- LEADS DELEGATION IN PARADE TODAY      Governor Marches Witk Chicago Fire Dept. Band Saluting Jack.

THE HIGH AND LOW OF IT BY ASSOCIATED PRESS   LOCAL TE™MPPEFRATIRPERS   lllinois Delegation In Inauqural Parade

His Proposals Ready Soon     Swainson Wants Action on State Tax Problems

Assembly Refurns to Work To Tackle Problems With Major Bills Due Next Week

Chilean Crowds Give  Stevenson Welcome   Ambassador Applauded As He Walks Bareheaded Through Assembled 400

Quake Hits Colombia: Loss Heavy   18 Dead, 100 Hurt As Temblor Jolts Dozen Cities, Towns

—New York Stocks—  —Dow Jones Close—   Stock List on Page 34   Colombia Quake kills 16  Over 100   Over 100 Injured in Dozen Towns

Aff lm  perzal ry cl ivenru fFids LITTIe TO SNOW  For His Efforts as Mediator

Nehru's Visif To Moscow Is Not Success   Brings World No Nearer To Peace

Veteran AP Observer Opines: Talks Between K, Nehru Fail-To Help World Peace

See 46,000, Page 2      : Nehru, K’ in Different Worlds Peace No Nearer Affer Moscow Talks

Nehru, KK’ in Ditterent Worlds Peace No Nearer After Moscow Talks

Says Nehru-Khrush Talks  Failed To Ease Tensions   Re PRESTON GROVER

5 Trapped in Cave-in ot Homes   2 Saved, 2: Dead; Blind Man Missing

PARENTS HIDE THE CATALOG, BUT—  Big Mail Order House Believes In Santa Clau:

~ Ehtird-Graders Are tne best...  Letters to Teacher Show Parents Aren't So Awful, Part of the Time

Third Graders Speak - - : ‘Parents Are Pretty Lucky To Have Children

‘They’ re rre Nutty, But Loved’  What 3rd Graders Think Of Parents:

Parents? They‘re nutty, but we love ‘em, third graders write in school paper

 Appraise Schools, Teachers and Selves Too — Necessary but ‘Pretty Nutty”, Say Third Graders In Poll About Parents

‘They‘re Pretty Nutty’ _ Third Grade Pupils Give  Views of Their Parents

THEY’RE NUTTY, BUT THEY’RE LOVED Candid Kids Give Picture Of Things Called Parents

8-Year-Olds Say Parents Yell And Are Pretty Nutty, But Theyre Loved

Third Grade View: Parents Yell, They re Pretty Nutty, But They re Loved

£0 DO SUUPpHG BUC FRAP y  Parents Are Nutty But Nice Say Third Graders in School Project

Oklahoma Boy Is Held for Fatal Shooting of Dad   12-Year-Old Son of Deputy Sheriff Picked Up Near Neosho.

Suspected  Killer Held  Wichita Falls Woman   Wichita Falls Woman Slain. Man Wounded

West Wins by 48-36   Margin Greater Than Last Year In Duel of Ballots

U.N. Votes Not to Admit Red China   Nationalist Margin Greater Than Last Year Adlai Hails Decision

FLURRY IN STATE CAPITOL  Senate Action Aplenty! Stamp Bill Introduced

Cold War Thaws At Lansing   Refreshing Optimism And Cheer Prevail

Threat of Chaos Gone as State Solons Gather   7\st Legislature Conyenes Wednesday

Bookies May Cheat Government Out Of $4 Billion Yearly, Says Tax Chief

Rockin’ Chair Got Her   S4 BELLION BILKING Bookies I gnore Gambling Taxes

A PRICELESS POSSESSION Papers Of Senator Bilbo Given To Library At MSC   A RACCAINE PDPROIFCT

Would Seize Railway Lines   Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt Asks Western Approval for Proposal

“NOW HE BELONGS TO THE AGES’   DUTCH ARE ADAMANT Common Market In Indecisive Summit

NATO Warned Use of Force Mav Be Needed   Rusk Arrives In Oslo for Strategy ‘Meeting With Group

Rusk.Arrives in Oslo for Talks   Plane Crashes in State, 4 Die   Space Flight Wasn't Long Enough, Says Shepard to Fellow Astronauts

Rusk Arrives in Oslo for Talks   Plane Crashes in State, 4 Die   Space Flight Wasn't Long Enough, Says Shepard to Fellow Astronauts   Wisconsin Policemen’s Assn. to Honor Racine Patrolman

111 Army Reserve Units Face Alert  Air Force To Increase Strength 28,000 Men

WEATHER BLAMED IN DEATHS   Turbulence Linked To Seven Fatalities As State Rocks Agai:   FLOODED STREETS

Orders Brass-Tacks Talks Kennedy Will Negotiate In Substance With Reds

Kennedy Prepared To Act on Berlin  Instructions to Go To Envoy in Moscow

After Bermuda ‘Talks  Kennedy Ready to Take  Lead on Berlin Tension

JFK Is Ready To Take Steps In Easing East-West Tension   Preliminary Talks Would Be Followed By Formal Meeting   Spirit Of Christmas Is Emerging Despite Many Anxieties Shadowing Troubled Worla

U.S. Ready To Take Initiative  Steps Are Planned To Ease Tensions

Propose Resolutions  To Halt Nuele: aur B last   Yews In brteJ Paris Police Discourage Algerian Rebel Uprising

Seize Books In Junction On Pornographic Charae      Katlier Story on Page 3

Sec. Freeman Warns of Need For Farm Bill   Foresees Large Corporate Farms In This Nation

Gambling Arrests Made  U.S. Agents Nab 2 In Ohio Raids   Agents Arrest 128, Seize $37.000 Cash

Thousands Starve  To Death in Tibet Acute Drouth Hits Commie Nation

Racing Editors Refuse Answers On Gambling   Invoking Fifth Amendment Miffs Group Of Senators Who Ask P. O. ‘Crack Down’

'Peel-Chillingworth Murder Case ‘Begins In Fort Pierce, Fla. Toda

Murder Jury Being Picked   Sensational Florida Case Comes to Trial

City Judge Goes on Trial for Ordering Killing of Respected Judge, Wife

GRATEFUL TO COUNTRY  reper nearer geen antennae  Farmer Leaves Estate To U.S. Government

Fortune Worth $300,000  Lonely Farmer Leaves Estate to Government

Friction  at Borders in Berlin Reds Hold  Then Release Two American:

Admiral Heading For Brazil, May Meet With Crew   Liner Drastically Changes Course Towards Southeast

Geneva fo Reflect Results at Vienna  Doubt Reds to Ease Their Stand on Laos

Inside...    NIRB Issues 4-1 Ruling  Agency Shop Rules Legal Under Taft-Hartley Law

‘Agency’ Contracts Are Legal, LRB Rules   Case Involves GM in Indiana; Board Ruling MayBeA ppealed

New NLRB Reverses on Agency Shop: 'Non- Unionists Pay Dues To Hold Job

Agency Shop Ruled Legal  Reverses Previous   Reverses Previous Decision of NLRB

Board Reverses Labor Decision  ‘Agency Shop’ Is Naw Called lLeaal

U.S. Ignores Communist Protest On Berlin Garrison Reinforcement   Soviet A-Biast Angers World

East Germans Protest Reinforeement Of U.S.  Carrison In W. Berlin

Red German Protest OnU.S. Troops Ignored   Berlin Garrison ls Reinforced

Red UN plan boomerangs  Smaller nations resent 5-man secretary proposal

Small Window May Provide Human Touch  Flectronic Devices to Record Every Second of Space Flight

Five Fire Departments Battle Flames  Two Elevators Burn In Spectacular Fire

Vhattield Firemen Fight Blaze Two Grain Elevators Destroyed ‘by Fire.

FTACAY TEMPRRATIRES   Argentine Revolt Underlines Urgency Of Kennedy Proposal

Revolt Scare In Argentina Affects Confab   Trouble Underlines Urgency of Aid Nee In Latin America

Latins See Possibility Of Revolts   Social, Economic Ills Of Nations  Draw Discussion

Urgency Of Proposals  JFK-Latin American Aic Underlined In Argentinc

DELIBERATIONS CONTINUE     cage ee RC eA rte nn emnnaeeaaieateaemantaeNe oe Nn cnl  Argentine Revolt Stirs Anxiety At Latin Meet

Revolt Scare Underscores Aidl regency  oe RE Pe ee oreane eas   Abortive Argentine Coup May Spark Chain Of Reactions

 Wave of Uneasiness at Economic Parley  Revolt Scare Adds Urgency to \Kennedy‘s Latin American Plar;

Urgency Of Kennedy's Proposal Underlined By RevoltScare   Could Touch Off Chain Reaction Across Troubled Continent

Ill-Fated Revolt  Stits Conference   Latin Nations Aware OF Argentina Trouble

Interference From Outside To Be Resisted   No Intent To Take Military Action In — Cuba As Charged

Khrushchev Firmly Told ‘Stay Out’   President Pledges Non-Interference In Internal Battle

President Indorses Rebellion As Bid for Freedom, Urges Soviet Not ‘Inflame Other Areas’—Rebels Concede Heavy Damage in Raids

We'll Protect Hemisphere, Russia Told   U.S. Endorses Rebel  Efforts, But Denies Wie'rn Walnina Thar

Warns U.S. ‘Will Act’... .. Backs Move To Oust Castro  JFK Tells Russia Don’t Step Into Cuba

Back Efforts To Overthrow  Fidel Castro   Pledges Anew U.S, Not to Intervene in Struggle in Cuba

President OKs Rebels’ Effort To Rout Castro  Refuses to Take Action to Stifle Spirit of Liberty

Khrushchev’s Charges Are Rejected By  President   FREEDOM FIGHTERS SEEKING LIBERTY

JEK Warns Russia Not To Interfere  To Act in Event — OF Military  Intervention

Rain Threat Halts Cave  Searchers   Rescue Workers Float Survival Kits in. Hope Two Trapped Students May Still Be Living

Congolese Government Disregatded  Famine Aid To Be   Famine Aid To Be: Given Over Head Of President Kasavubu

Swainson Order Banning Films Stirs Up Storm   Immediate Protest Is Filed by Legion

Swainson Action Is Protested   State Police Forbidden To Promote Them

NANTED TO SCARE HIM, IS COMMENT  Retarded Youth Drops Boy, 8, to His Death

SOME PRECIPITATION OCCURS  Weather In Indiana To Be ‘Much Cooler’

WEST TOUGH, BRITAIN, U.S. ASSURE NATO   Treaty Partners Warned To Expect New Berlin Feud

Dean Rusk Speaker At Opening Sessions   Seek to Convince Other 14 Nations Of Need for Prompter Consultation On Problems Affecting All Members

Rusk Seeks To Increase  Confidence Savs World Well   Says World Well Aware West  Tops Soviets 7

NATO Heartened by West Stand  Rusk, ‘British Envoy Give. Alliance New Confidence” 2+

U.S. Secretary Of State And British Foreign Secretary Try To Give New Sense Of Self-Confidence To NATO — They Urge Ministers, Meeting In Oslo, To Play Cards Right And Consult One Another On Major Problems

U.N. Faces Deadlock  Qn Tunisian Conflict   Khrushchev Says 200,000,000 Will Die if War Breaks Out Over Berlin

UN. Nears Stalemate On Bizerle   Russians Attack Western-Backed Turkish Proposal

 Dr. Hall Chairman  1961 DeWitt County Cancer Crusade Leaders Commendec

State Looks To Liquor Fo Budget Pror   Director Says Business Below Previous Year

— OHIO WANTS MORE LIQUOR SALES — Increase Needed To Balance The Budget 

State Counting On Liquor Sales   Finances Helped By Extra Purchases

Tornado Hits E. Kentucky; Toll Mounts   Several Killed, Scores Injured Near Frankfort

_ Business World  THREE WHELAN MOTORS SALESMEN TO RECEIVE AWARDS AT DES MOINES

Area Deaths   ERNEST HENKE WAS  AKRON RESIDENT — RITES SET THURSDAY

Agencies Mull Needs Of The Destitute  ed Hande ae By ‘Ineliibility’ rae

Agencies Mull Needs Of The Destitute  State Hande uffed By Inelivibility’ Tica   By PAUL ALTAIRE Courier-Times Staff Writer

Adlai, Zorin Meet Again Today  Key Point Blocks U.N. Chief Accord

U.N. Aide Dispute Is Narrowing   Delegates Hope To Clear Hurdle Today

Stevenson, Zorin Plan Eighth Meet On UN Secretary  Final Hurdle May Be Cleared In Conference J] 9. "L'. Ase... .

Stevenson, Zorin Seek Agreement On U.N. Leader  Only One Hurdle Blocks U Thant As The Interim Chief

'U. S., Soviet Delegates ‘Trying to Agree on Sarrataryv.f2enerel

U.N. Meeting On New Chief Again Today   U. S., Soviet Officials Differ On How Many Advisers Hammarsk jole Successor Should Have

U. §., Russia Schedule Talks  New U.N. Secretary Setup To Be Aired

Adlai and Zorin Seek Accord On U.N. Secretary   Difference Cut To One Key Point On Daa’‘s Successor

Uae Soviet Near Accord  On U.N. Post   Stevenson. Zorin Confer 8th Time  On Secretary Job

U.S. and Soviet Delegates Plan Meeting on U.N   Hope to Clear Final Hurdle on Secretary

Priest Shoots And Kills Man Attempting Theft Of Easter Church Collection In Denver

Priest Shoots Burglar Discovered Attempting To Steal Church Funds

INext Move Up To West   LEAT cee SO  Nikita’ so Position Is Pachinesd

Loming Up..‘THE HOOPLUM: <RRIEST — BASED ON TRUE:  STORY — SHOWS THIS WEEKEND AT ROYAL, ©:

Coming Up   ‘THE HOODLUMPRIEST — BASED ON TRUE . STORY — SHOWS THIS WEEKEND AT ROVAI.

Kennedy, Nehru Propose Nuclear Test Ban Treaty   Need for Control Given Recognition By India Leader

Inside The Prouress   Represents Change in India’s Position...  Kennedy, Nehru Agree Test Ban Treaty Needed

Nehru Sees Treaty Need On Test Ban   Red Blasts Hit By Indian Leader As ‘Disastrous’ .

Providing Inspection, Control President, Nehru Agree On Test Ban Pact Need

Agree on Need For Control in Test Ban Treaty   Nehru Apparently Makes Slight Change In India’s Pesition

Ban Need Cited By JFK, Nehru   Indicates Slight Change In India’s Position At U.N.

Inspection And Control Held Vital   Indian Leader Accepts Ameri. con Position

U. S. Stand Accepted by India Head  BGanmean MaJlifiantinn   Some Modification Of Position Taken By Asian Indicated

JFK and Nehru Agree on Need For Ban Pact   Concur Treaty Banning Nuclear Tests Is Urgent Matter

Kennedy and Nehru  agree only in part PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA FLATLY OPPOSED TO ANY NUCLEAR TESTS

U. S. Position Is Accepted  Kennedy And Nehru Agree A-Test Treaty Is Needed

SAY CONTROL INSPECTION REQUIRED   See Slight Modification In India’s Position  KENNEDY   Points Out Soviet Union Had Broken Previous informal Moratorium

‘Fat Women’ Ride Ferryboat Into Italy Daily Smuggling Salt— All Return to Sicily ‘Thin’

Sicilians Like To Tell Salty Tale Of Fat-Thin Women Riding Ferry

Six Americans Begin 30-Year : Terms In Cube   Defense Lawyers Plan to Appeal Sentences Handed Down by Tribunal.   Nie Overt Act

30-Year Sentences Are Started by Six American Citizens Defense Atto -_  Plan Api al F Stiff Sente:

Small Host _ To Restage  Ist Manassas  Wealthy Yankee Picked to Play   Picture on Page Two

Bull Run Battle Being Re-Enactet  Today’s Event Is Dress Rehearsal; Bio Event Saturday

Boys in Blue and Rebels to Practice Today for Reenactment of Bull Run

New Approach Pays Off Chesterfield County Teenagers Try Youngsters for Traffic Violations

Tourists Jam Washington To Enjoy Cherry Blossoms, Other Attractions

Washington Awaits 1,000,000 Visitors  As Cherries, Magnolias Burst Into Bloom

Near Peoria, Ill.  Thousands Flee Ammonia Fumes; 42 Hospitalized

10,000 flee  ammonia gas   Fumes from barge hose line break hospitalizes 22

42 Treated In Hospitals At Peoria   Broken Hose in Barge Transfer Releases  : Poison Fumes.   Leak Continued.

Quick End To Maritime Strike Dim   Federal Mediators Seek New Meetings; Both Sides Trade Insults

New Parleys Scheduled in: Ship Walkout   ‘Goldberg Abandon: _ Personal Effarts: -Quick End Unlikely

PRIGE-FIXING TESTIMONY T 0 BE EXAMINED   Will Be Studied For Pos. : sibility Of Perjury By Committee   ‘ILLEGAL MEETINGS ‘DENIED BY OFFICIAL

'VINSON QUESTIONED  GE Vice President Denies That He Ordered Price-Fix Meetings

 Named py rour Uther Witnesses  GE Vice-President Denies Price-Fixing Orders

Campus Readies  For Birthday lll  Special Month of Events   Special Month of Events Marks U Founder’s Day

$1 Million Scattered In Benedict Home  Tax Agents Find Money Under Beds,

$1,060,000 Stuffed in Corners  Agents Find Typewriter Clan’:  Fortune Strewn Around House

Inside...    Corcoran Case  Republicans Label Report Political Whitewash Effort

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion  Spaturac )

Soviet Pushing: World Toward Disaster, Charge   Adlai Stevenson Makes Accusation

FIELD TRAINING RUGGED...  Milam Tankers Getting Ready To Spend Christmas at Home

i i cam an nN ati it i a dal cD a a a it yf PO STA ask aa 7 ot NA eae A en  World Leaders Plea for Peace

Messages Of Peace Fill Day   Leaders From All Over World Responc

World Leaders In Yule Peace Call   SEE HOLY LAND STORY PAGE 12-A

World Christian Leaders Urge Peace in Messages on Holiday   Thousands Pack Holy Land Churches For Christmas Day Worship Services

Religious and Governmental Leaders  Call for Peace in Christmas Talks

Keynote Of World Leaders. .. Christmas Messages Urge Peace In A Fearful World

Priests Pray For Prosperity Of India   Leaders Call for Peace on Christmas

IN CHRISTMAS MESSAGES Christian Leaders Issue Call  For Peace In Divided World

Holiday Marred B Quarrels On Berlin And Congo   CHURCH COUNCIL CALLED BY POPE

Aversion Of Nuclear War  Main Object  Holy Land ne Packed As Tourists

OPE CALLS ECUMENICAL COUNCIL  War Shadow Backdrop For Messages of Peace   Indonesia Action Hinges on Talks

Free World Is Beset  By Troubles   Pilgrims, Tourists Pack Shrines In The Holy Land

McDonald: Settlement Fails Cost-Of-Living Hike  Embroils Union, Steel

Devastating Tornadoes, Snow, Floods, Rain and Dust Storms Usher in Thanksgiving Holiday

Revise Wage Bil As Kennedy Asked  Would Reach $1.25 After 28 Months.

Scout To Transmit Data  lonospheric Probe   First Step Toward Moon Flight  Saturn Superrocket Due To Be Fired This Week

Some Progress, Nothing Settled on Redistrictinc  Special Session This Year Left in Doubt bv Situation

No Accord Reached On Redistrictinc  Progress Is Reported Ry Marca Fallowing   Progress Is Reported By Morse Following Four-Hour Meeting

Tunisia Gains For U.N. Vote   Halts Attempts To Weaken Resolution

Tunisia Defeats Move to Weaken U.N. Resolution  Diplomats Predict Overwhelming Ap  Diplomats Predic Overwhelming Ap. proval for Criticism of France,

Jubilant India Worried Over World Reaction To Invasion   Indonesia Says Netherlands To Blame If Invasion Comes

Adverse Foreign Reaction Now Worrying India   Some Fear That lt Might Impede Flow Of Aid Country Needs

India Fears Foreign Aid Cut:by U.S.   Invasion Spurs Of fietal Caneern

India Now Showing  Coneern   HopesGoaAffair Won't Influence Foreien Aid

India Fearful Flow Of Aid To Nation’s Economy May Be Cut   SMALL PORTUGUESE -ENCLAVES OCCUPIED

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa Council of Charches Religiow Features)

Orleans Police Nip Bizarre Extortion Plot  Rhode Island Man Arrested When

CONFERENCE ON LAOS IS GOING AGAIN   Atmosphere: Of Resume:      THAI DELEGATES — ~ BOYCOTT MEETING

Laos Talks Resume In Stormy Air   Red Chinese Won't Stand For Inspection

Atmosphere At Geneva Still Stormy   Parley on Laos Shows No Signs  Of Asreement

Geneva Talks ResumedBut Tone Stormy   New Truce Appeal Issued; Red China Bucks Inspections   ‘Someone’ Got Information  Eisenhower Questioned By The Press At Cincinnati

Briefs...  From the Wire  Ry Thea Aceariatad Prace   Laos Conference Resumes But Sessions Stormy

Build-Up Of Non-Atomic Arms Seen  Nuclear Punch Not   Nuclear Punch Not To Take Back Seat

State Senate To Meet In Solo Session   Legislative Action to Be Geared to Attendance Turnout of Lawmakers.

! Man Talks With Rescuers: No Sign of 2   Chicago Building Being Razed by Wrecking Crew

3 Buried By Rubble InChicago  14 Iniured As   14 Injured As Building Falls

Stiffest British Sentence = TANTS ECCS A TLE TTT NLT CTT = aS  Red Spy Given  4?-Year Term

Defecting Scientist Reports Lack Of Scientific Freedom in Russia

‘ves and Ears of Division   Sc tentific or Intellectual  Lack of F reedom Defects Soviet Scientist to West

W. Germany Viewed Next  Danger Point   Red Pact Nations Skim Over Crises In Congo, Laos

Red Powers Brand Bonn  War Hotbed   Warsaw Pact Nations Announce Defense Buildup In Arms Race

Warsaw Pact Communique Is Mild in Tone’   Pinpoints Germany as Next Pressure Snot; Brief on Laos, Congo

Warsaw Powers Vow fo Bolster Defense Might   Communists Claim West Still Waging Armament Contest

Reds Blame  West For  Arms Race 'W. Germany Cited  _ As ‘Major Hotbed — O9F War Nanger®

Germany  Declared ‘Hotbed’   Communique From Warsaw Pact Talks Generally Mild

Warsaw Pact States Say West Continues to Wage Arms Race   Call W.Germany ‘Major Hotbed Of War Danger’

Reds Vow Defense  ‘Build-Up   Call West Germany “Major Hotbed Of War Danger;” Laos Congo Overlooked

West Germany. Called Hothed Of War Danger   Loos, Cango Issues Skimmed Over In  Moscow Declaration

Reds Will Continue  Arms Race   Warsaw Pact Nations Will Build Defense

- Defenses Strengthened  Warsaw Pact Powers Say The West ‘Is Continuing To Wage Arms Race

West Germany Singled Out as Major Hotbed   Laos and Congo Are Skimmed Over With Scant Notice

Warsaw Pact Powers Beef Up Defenses  Soviet-Backed Bloc   Soviet-Backed Bloc Claims West’s Still Waging Arms Race

Termed Hotbed of War Danger  Reds Cite W. German Peril   Cease-Fire Before Talks  U.S. Firm on Halt ToLaos Shooting

Red Nations Call Germany ~ ‘War Danger’ - But West Sees Mildness In Tone of Meeting 

Says West  To Blame For Move  Warsaw Pact  Communique hA‘LI T. 3...

Red Bloc to Bolster Defenses  GermanyLooms asNext East-West Nerve Test

Warsaw pact powers plan to strenathen own defenses   Accuse West of conducting arms race

ASSAILED BY RED NATIONS   Warsaw: Pact Allies Skim Over Laos, Congc Crises, Charge West Germany Threatens Peace,

Claim West Is Pushing  Arms Race West Germany Called Hotbed Of War Danger

Crisis Scene Shifted To W. Germany   Warsaw Pact Power: Contends West Is Waging Arms Race

Red Leaders Claim Reich Danger Spot   Soviet Bloe Says Defense ‘Beef Uy’ Needed In Threat

Kennedy Aide Returns:From Soviet Meeting  Disarmament Chief Hopes To Arrange International Talks

Back from Talks with Khrushchev  ‘Little Early to Predict’ , Success in Arms Talks By August 1 Date

McCloy Returns From Conference With Red Chief  Discussed Start of

McCloy Talks With Nikita  U.S. Continues Efforts On the Diplomatic Front

McCloy Back From Visit  With Nikita   Nothing Firm On Continuing Talks On Disarmament

Back From Conference  With Reds Early to Predict Definite Date Vet

Still Hopeful for Disarmament Talks   McCloy Returns to U. S. After Session With Khrushchev: Aug. 1 Target Date.

Discuss New Talks on Arms  McCloy Back in   McCloy Back in Moscow After He Talks With Nikita

McCloy Says U.S. Hopeful Of Arms Talk   Conference Held With Khrushchev On Starting Auew

Still hopeful  for arms talks   McLoy returns  from sessions with Khrush

John J. McCloy Returns Today  Disarmament Talks Hopeful After Meet With Soviet Leader

McCloy Returns From Meeting With Khrushchev  Still Honeful Arme   Still Hopeful Arms Reduction Talks Will Be Resumed

Deadlines For Autos Extended   _ Feb. 15 New Date For Inspections, Driver Licenses

Deadlines Extended For Drivers’ Licenses, Automobile Inspection:

Proxmire in Solo Attack OnNominee   Marathon Talk; Says O'Connor Biased For Industry.   Landis View.

Spinster Spy Suspect First To Tell Story   British Woman Gave Secret Data To Sovict Agents

Break in British Spy. Trial .  Woman Admits Part In Stealing Secrets

By Top US Economist. . ; Drop. in Unemployment ls Predicted Next Year

Redistricting Bill Passes In Senate But Supporters Lose  In Effort To Rush To House Promptly

Red Bigwig Assails U. S. In Japan   Tells People They Would Have Been A-Bomb Victims

Japs Hear Soviet Blast US. Policies   Deputy Premier Mikoyan Stirs With War Views

Soviets Free 2 U.S. Fliers Without Deal   Kennedy Hails Gesture As Boon to Relations

Espionage Flight Ban  To Continue   Russian Action Seen Step To Improving International Ties

Kennedy Gives Announcement To The Nation  Many Questions Are Answered At First Nawe fanfaranra

President Says RB47 Airmen Freed  Without Reds Demanding Concession

Reds Free Two U.S. Airmen   Weight of Presidency Already Stamped on JFK

Airmen's Release By Soviet Union Hailed By Kemed   ‘A Serious Obstacle’ To Better Relations Is Removed. He Says

‘Soviet Move Eases Strain On Relation:   ‘Removes Serious  Obstacle’-—Kennedy

Off Newfoundland   Kennedy Makes Disclosure  Fliers’ Release Held Step T. O Better U.S.-Soviet Ties

First stage in bettering of relations   JFK counters with continuing U-2 flight ban

Kennedy Reveals Russia’s Action  At News Parley   President Says No Concessions Made For Release Of Crewmen: Continues Ban On U2 Flights

JACK MAKES DISCLOSURE TO NEWSME}   Reports To Televised Press Conference That Captured Fliers Started Home At 2 A. M. That Dav.

Kennedy Gives News To Press Conference   Says Action Removes Major Obstacle To Better Relatiana

Action Removes Major Obstacle To Relations —  Variety Of Press Questions Answered By New President

Kennedy Has Good News For Reporters   Olmstead And McKone Released And Are On Way Home; No American Concession

Espionage Flight Ban  Continues   Release of Two Fliers Announced by Kennedy At First News Conference

Announced by Kennedy At News Conference   Shot Down Last July 1 Over Arctic Waters

Disclosure of Fliers Release Electrifies   Problems Leave Mark   Kennedy Already Showing Effect ‘Of Crushing Weight of Presidency

No Concessions Made For Release, President Says   Kennedy Also Announces Continuation of Ban On U. S. Espionage Fliahts Over Soviet Territory

Kennedy Makes Announcement During TV Talk   Espionage Flight Ban to Continue, President Says

DISCLOSURE TO NEWSME   Reports To Televised Press Conference That Captured Fliers Started Home At 2 A. M. That Day.

PRESIDENT MAKES ELECTRIFYING DISCLOSURE AT HIS FIRST WHITE HOUSE PRESS CONFERENCE  Airmen Release Seen As First Step To Easing East-West Friction      Paner Commended

Kennedy Reveals The News With Dramatic Impact   Discusses Variety of Problems at His First Press Conference

President Also Announces He Is Continuing Ban on U.S. Espionage Flights Over Soviet Territory

No Strings Attached As 2 Released  Ke Kennedy Declare: = Baletinns   Kennedy Declares Better Relations Obstacle Removed

2 Liberated Airmen Due In U.S. Tomorrow   A.ennedy Says No Concessions Made To Russia For Release Of Americans Seized J uly ,

Kennedy's News Meet Reviewed  Announcement Of Release Of Fliers Wee Ria Moahkhiocht

Press Gets Details at Conference   Spy Hops, Cuba Nuclear Talks Also Discussed

Tells Nation U.S. Fliers Being Freed   Thats Top Trem Al Conference

‘Made no ‘trade for fliers, JFK says   Release of airmen increases chances  of JFK-Khrush meet   Kennedy--a changed  man--shows pressure

JEK Informs Press Airmen  On Way Home   Savs U.S. Asking For Delay in Resumption  Of A-Test Ban Talks

Two Fliers Are Freed By Soviets   No Concessions Given In Return, President Says

Kennedy Hails Release Of Fliers By Soviet Union   Kennedy Deeply Serious Man At TV News Confab

RELEASE OF AIRMEN NEWS HIGHLIGHT   President Fields Wide Variety Of Sharp Questions

-RB47 Fliers Released: Overflight Ban Continued   F liers, Families Set Gala Reunion

Announced At Televised News Parley  Geneva Talks And Free Food  Other Subjects

Airmen Due  Home Today   : Freeing. of Duo Tops First  Kennedy News Conference

‘Questions On Many Subjects—     JFK Opens News Conference By Telling Of Fliers’ Release

A ANS EAL ER NEARS AAR SD  No Immediate Plan On Ci Cuba ——First Kennedy News Confab‘On TV Has Dramatic Opening

Fliers’ Release Seen As Easing..Tension In  (hr TTT NUNN yg   Summit Conference  Still Many Obstacles To Khrushchev Talks   Burdens Show Early A Deeply Serious JFK Shows Three Qualities

No Concessions, Says Kennedy in TV Report   Liner Battles Storm in Atlantic Crossina

No Deal Made For Release, Kennedy Says   President Asks Delay In Renewal Of Atom Ban Talks

Fliers Already Winging Home Held 7 Months   President Declares He Is Continuing Ban on U2 Flights

Kennedy Dramatically Reports Release Of Men At His First News Conference   Kennedy-Nikita Parley Changes Given Boost

Kennedy Told of Release at First News Conference   Plans to Retain Ban On Flights Over USSF

‘Kennedy Scores With Fliers’ Release, Tells Press of Major Plans Shaping

Kennedy Says No Concession Asked by Reds  Increases Food .  aflanna Caake   Increases Food . To Congo, Seeks A-Talk Belay

Soviet Move Is Disclosed By President   Dramatic Touch fs Added to First TY, Radio Press Veet

Soviets free U.S. airmen   Kennedy wants increase in House Rules group

JFK Gives Details At News Meet   “Sincere Desire” For Inprovement  Of Relations Cite¢

‘Removes Serious Obsfacia’  News of Pilots’ Release Caps Ist JFK Press Meet

Latin America Eyes Billions To Cut Poverty   Dillion Describes U. S. ‘Alliance’ Plan To Aid Have-Not Nations South Of The Border

Latins Pledged $20 Billion Aid In Next Decade   Secretary Dillon Un. veils Kennedy’s ‘Al. liance for Progress’ Plan.

Dillor Sutlines Aid At Confab In Uruguay   Diplomats Hail Kennedy’s ‘Alliance For Proaress’ Pact

‘Alliance for Progress’  Latin America Offered $20 Billion Aid Program

CIUSE UNKNOWN   Pledges $20 Billion   U.S. To Foot Most Of Latin Bill

Funds Aimed At Wiping Out Poverty, Hunger  Latin America On Threshold Of $20 Billion Rainbow 

Nine Men. Die In Blast, Fire At Refinery   Construction Firm Employes Are Victims In. Borger. Tex..: Plant

Fire Sweeps Phillips Plant At Borger  he as   Most of Victims . Burn to Death; One Man Injured

Nine Killed in Texas Oil Blast  Phillips Plant   Phillips Plant at Borger Hit

Nine Killed in Blast, Fire af Refinery   Were Cleaning Up Construc tion Site at Borger, Tex.

McNAMARA COMMENTS ON WALKER   Defense Leader Denies Extension  Of Duty Tours

Speedup Reported In Viet Nam Aid  No Plan to Boost Military Callups

Military Aid To Viet Nam Speeded Up  No Plans to Call   No Plans to Call More Guard Units MeNamara Says

U.S. Speeding Up Deliveries To Viet Nam   McNamara Says Additional Aid May Be Sent

Weather: _ Tornadoes Lash Biches Sunday  bt [Teer ee i oe   Nine Persons Hurt; Damage Is Extensive

Vioient Storms Lash Six States In Middle Wes!   Twisters Leave Heavy Damage at Hannibal Some Illinois Areas

GARRETT DIES IN BALTIMORE   Philanthropist And Civic Leader Succumbs At 85

Portuguese Angry With West Allies   Irked At Britain, U.S. Over Goa And Angola Incidents

Lisbon May End Anglo Alliance   Salazar Action Possible January 3. Portusuese Also Sour on U. 8S. Ties

Stones [Thrown At Police  West Berliners And Red Forces Clash In Brandenburg Gate Area

West Berliners, Red Police Clash— Communists Cut Berlin Phone Communications

NO WARNING AS PHONES SILENCED   Battle-Ready Communists Mass At Barricades

West Berliners Clash With East Germans, Challenge Travel Ban   Clamor for Sharp Counter-Action Against Communist Clampdown on Flow of Refugees Officials Fear Explosion in East Germany

Tear Bombs, Rocks Fly at Closed Gate   Crowds Challenge Military Shutoff “of Mass: Exodus

Refugee Flow Halted Bringing Anger Display   Stones, Tear Gas Are Used; Phone Connections Cut

East German Troops Fire Tear Gas   Telephone Lines Cut; Tanks Bloek Brandenbura Gate

Reich Reds Use Gas In Gate Clash   West Berliners Call For Action In Red Blockade

Angered Over Clamp Down On Refugees   East German Reds Hurl Tear Gas Into Jeering Crowd Across Barriers

West Berliners Clash With East German Forces: lron Curtain Shut   Counter Measures Discussed  Kennedy Calls In Dean Rusk   Angry Rumblings Heard From Western Europe

Residents  Angered by  Travel Ban Tear-Bombs,   Tear-Bombs, Stones Hurled  In Encounter

Travel Ban © Is Protested  Rocks Thrown at Troops  Behind Brandenburg Gate

East German Troops Block City Border   Brandenburg Gale Closed; Move To Stop Refugees

Red Order Sparks Anary Challenge   East German Government Closes Chief Crossing Point for Refuqees

Tear Gas, Stones Are Unleashed   Barricades, Troops, Tanks Bar Refugees

Brandenburg Gate Scene Of Fighting As Border Closed   Reds Toss Tear-Gas Bombs After Crowd Throws Stones; Telephone Contact Between Cities Severed

East Berlin Barricaded Against Escape To West By Red Police, Soldiers

W. Berliners, Red Forces Clash Over Sealing of Border   Kennedy and Rusk Hold Talk on Berlin

Rocks, Tear Gas Traded  By West Berliners, Reds; Brandenburg Gate Shut

Symbolic Gate Closed; Phones Silenced  Clash Follows Refugee Clamp

Gates Shut, PhonesCut: Kast Order  West Side Clamors lor Counteraction

Throw Stones  And Tear Gas   Divided Berlin Seethes Under Curb on Refugees

Closing of Brandenburg Gate Draws Angry, Stone-Throwing Crowd as East Zone Police Reply With Tear Gas

Phones to West Cut By East   Westerners Give Angry Challenge To Commie Order

Violence Flares at Historie Brandenburg Gate  Comnuunists Cut Phone Link to Woe Tranone Guord Rorder

East Germans Cut Off Phones: Slowing Travel  Blockade Action At Brandenburg fcmte Aeenslad

Berlin Gate Tussle: Use Stones, Gas   East Germany Closes — Key Crossing and  Severs Phones.

Reds Reply With Gas Bombs   Clash Takes Place At Brandenburg Gate, Symbol Of City’s Division

West Berliners clash with Reds   Crowd hurls stones at Communists enforcing new refugee controls

Little Iron Curtain Stops Refugee Flow   Telephone Communications Between 2 Sectors Cut   Severed Phones

Hurl Stones in Angry Challenge To Refugee Order   Communists Reply With 3 Tear Bombs

Soviet Tear Gas Backfires   Flow of Refugees To West Bertin Cur OFF at Border

Berlin Clash: Stones, Tear Gas Hurled   Contrary Wind Carries Fumes Back To Commies

Red Police Meet : With Violence At: Brandenburg Gate  West Berliners Stage _ Battle; Telephone tinne SCavarad

Telephone Ties Severed, Main Gate Is Closed   Divided City Seethes Under Clamp Down On Flow of Refugees by Communists

Berlin Tense As Reds  Close Escape Routes   Some Clashes Are Reported

Koundup of Activities of the Legislature... .  House Approves College Building Program

HE SEES NO ALTERNATIVE  Pfleider Urges State Act Now to Save Ore Mining Industry

Iron Mining Survey — ‘U’ Mining Professor Says Vigorous Action  Needed for Future

Just Just Craz) razy  Pistol- Packing Deputy Wins Duel With Bowman

State Senate Stalls Action On Trailer Act   Strong Sentiment in GOP Caucus for Bill: Redivision Is Delavec

Fresh Guerrillas Reported To Be Sailing Toward Cuba Today   Both Sides Admit Heavy Casualties In Fiqhting On Invasion Beach

Cuba Says Invaders Were Trained By U:S. Officers   Kennedy Says US Striving To Be First To The Moon 

Despite Initial Losses, More Guerrillas Sailing for Cuba   Force May Number 500 fo 1500; Casualties Heavy on Both Sides.

Cuba charges invaders trained by US officers in Guatemala   Roehel<’ renlyv

Thousands Of Lives Are Reported Lost In Matanzas Invasion Attempt

Cuban Radio Claims U.S.  Intervened   Broadcast Says American Officers Trained Invaders

Invaders on Island Admit Grave Reverse   Cuban Radio Says Captured Rebels Tell Of U.S. Officers Training Attackers in Guatemala: Yankee Destroyers Escort

Report Issued From Florida; Not Confirmed   Both Sides Say Casualties High

Castro Is Alive But Reds Rule   Tron Hand Of Communism Has Control

NO VICTORY OBSERVANCE IN CAPITAL   Many Rumors Bui No Appearance Made By Castro ©

Says Americans Trained Rebels   insurgents Answer With Charge Russia, Red China And Czechoslo. vakia Actively Aided Castro

Heavy Losses On Both Sides Reported In Earlier Fighting; Exile Leader’s Son  Captured.   CUBANS CLAIM U.S. TRAINED INVADERS

Cuba Charges U.S. Trained Insurgents   ‘Yankee Destroyers’ Used As Transports, Government Says

Charge U.S. (Trained Invader S  ae 8   Claim Son Of Miro Cardona, Rebel Leader, Cantnred On Page!)

Prisoners Keported As source  Cuban Radio Says Rebels Trained By U.S. Officers

Heavy Losses Reported by Both Sides   Castro Regime Claims Victory Over Invaders

EXILES SAY NEW ATTACK IS COMING   Guerrillas Sail For Cuba Coast; Losses Heavy

‘Rebels Trained By U.S.’   Cuban Broadcast Says Yankees Trained Soldiers

Cuba Says Invaders Were Trained In Guatemala By Yanks; Charge Is Denied

Exiles in Florida Report New Force Sails Toward Cube   Havana Says U. S. Trained, Equipped Men in Guatemala

Fresh Troops Move On Isle   New Force Estimated  From 500 to 1,500

Rebel Force Trained In Guatemala   Cuba Claims ‘Yankees’ Brough ~ Invaders Ashore

Report Fresh Guerrilla rorce on Way   Both Sides Admit Heavy Casualties In Earlier Fiahtina

Havana Charges Rebel Arrived On U.S. Vessels   Claims Landing Force Troined by American Officers in Guatemala

Thousands Of Lives Said Lost   Tension Behind Surface Calm In Havang

Confirmed Reports  Missing   Heavy Casualties Admitted by Both Sides; Prisoners

Rebels Say Cuban Fight Will Go Or:   Claim Invaders Joined Mountain Guerrillas; Castro Reopens Phones To U.S.

Cuba Radio Blames U.S.  In Invasion   Rebels Cite Reds Help Castro, Deny Forces Wiped Out

Both Sides Cite Severe Casualties In Fighting   500 Prisoners   Cardona’s Son Taken

Florida Exiles Say More Rebels Headed For Cubs  Both Sides Admit eavy Casualties  Sustained In Fight

More Cuban Guerillas Are To Be Sailing Toward Island      Eichmann Tells O! Nazis Plan For Wiping Out Jews

New Guerrilla Forces Are Reported Sailing Toward Cuba   TERRORISM CITED BY SWISS

Castro Forces Capture About 40 Prisoners   Both Sides Admit Heavy Casualties During Fighting

Cuban Government Claims  U. S. Trained Invaders   Insurgents Report “Army Of Liberation” Firmly Entrenched In Mountains, Joins Guerrillas; No Word From Fidel, Raul

Casualties On Both Sides High   Castro Regime Says U.S. Trained Insurgent Force

Survivors Vow to  Fight On   (Related stories and pictures Pages 5 and 29)

Inyaders Claim Forces Now in Mountains : Castroites, Rebels Swap ‘Aid Charges

Cuba Says U.S. Trained Rebels  Claims Yank Ships Escorted Invaders

Yankees Trained Invaders, Castroites Claim; Insurgents Reply Reds Armed Island

Cuba Charges. Yankee Ships Aided Invaders.   —-REBELS REACH MOUNTAINS— ‘Fight Will Go On,’ Say Cuban Insurgents

Thousands Of Cubans Said Killed In Invasion Of Matanzas Province

say 1000 Fresh Guerrillas Sail for Cuba; Casualty ~ Reports Soaring Steadily

Both Sides Admit High Battle Losses   Beach Casualties Reported Total Into Thousands

PEE UU YY WIE 2 ee @  WEATHER   Up To 1500 Reported Sailing Toward Island

On Radio Broadcast:   Cuba Charges Rebel Invaders Frained By U. §$. Officers

Insurgents Pledge to Push Fight  Cuba Celebrates. Mourns Victims

Thousands. of , Lives Lost in  Cuban Battles   ‘Complete Statement’ Promised by Havana Still Is Awaited

Invaders U. S-Trained Carried in Yank Ships   Insurgents Still Claim Some Men Got to Interior 

U.S. Officers in Charge —  Cuba Charges Invaders Trained in Guatemala

Freedom Fighters Charge Red Satellites Are Actively Aiding Dictator Castro

Ferried From Guatemala by Yanks, Charge   Insurgents Counter by Citing Soviet Kid to Castro

MIRO CARDONA’S SON CAPTURED Report More Invaders Sailing Toward Cuba

More Fighters Are Headed for Cuba, Is Report   Thousands Reported Killed in Fighting

Castro Victory Claims Disputed By Rebel Council   Both Sides Admit Many Casualities In Fierce Battle

Only 1] Survive Avalanche In Switzerland   Yolunteers Search In Darkness In Hope Of Finding Others

 House Members Spurn Senate Amendments  ‘Ohio Jobless Pay Bill Is Sidelined

East German Christians In Squeeze   Church Leaders Split O) Whether To Resist Red Regime.

SATEEN OG OF Ne te ii W--eene EN i nt  Eisenhower Set to Slam Demos’ Domestic Policy

ae To Speak At Dinner   Republicans Look For Ex-President To Attack New Frontier

GOP Expectinc Ike To Score JFK's Policies   Former President Said In Mood To Flay *New Frontier’

In Yellowstone Park ~ Utah Boy Scout Survives Fall in Hot Water Pool

THORNY REPRESENTATION PROBLEM TO RESULT   2, Southeastern “Ohio Districts Merged   Troika Scheme Blocked by U.S.

Two Chio Senatorial Districts Are Merged by Reapportionment Board

Red Unions Attack U.S.   Hold Mass Meetings   Roundup Castro Foes

Cubans Kepl  Frenzied By “War Alert’   U. S. Manenvers In Caribbean Termed Invasion Prelude

Occupied « Post Since Rigg Ouster  New Head Spent 20 Years in U.S.  Tsk ait ‘ Bo 8 ck

Revaluate Decision  In April   ‘Need Longer Perspective of State of Economy’

Soviet Charges Ships Buzzed   U.S. Warned Against  Continuing Practice

First Lady OKs Style Of Cavemen   Fashion Show Displays Dresses With 1 Shoulder

Morgantown Paper Reports Contract To Be Let For Section Of N-S Highway

Family of 11 Wiped Out i Home: Blaze   9.Children and 2, Possibly 3, Adults Die in Rural House

Family of {1 Dies in Tragedy   Tennessee Home Burns; Twelfth Person Sought

12 of Family Perish i in Fire At Log Home   Couple, Nine Children And Grandfather Are Believed Victims

Chemist Literally “‘Stomped to Death’ In Buffalo Hotel Room; Bellhop Held

S20.000 LOSS ESTIMATE 1)  dete ee eerste e eee  W.-S. Jewelr y ry Store Looted Of Valuables

At Commissioners’ Convention . Food Stamps Asked For Entire State, After Report On. Favetie

GENERAL ASSEMBLY SPECIAL SESSION   Will Meet August 21 To Discuss Trouble Between France And  By ee

Urges Tough Action ‘To Stop Castro   Goldwater Favors  Foree if N     Hi

New Sputnik Serves As Launch Pad   Space Station Has Spring Rendezvous With Cloudy Planet

Unit to Hit, Orbit Planet During May   1.418-Pound Station Fired in Stages From Sputnik Pad

Orbits Sputnik As Launching  _ Pad For Rocket In Difficult  Procedure

Probe Due to Reach Planet in Mid-May, Moscow Announces— Will Radio Data

Satellite Is Orbited On Sunday   Station Expeeted To Reach Venus 2nd Half Of May

Russian Plans Call For Springtime Rendezvous  ‘AUTOMATIC INTERPLANETARY STATION’   ‘AUTOMATIC INTERPLANETARY STATION’ FIRED FROM SPUTNIK LAUNCH PAD   U.S. AND BRITISH SHOT REACTION

White Couple Abducted In Racial Strife   In Wisconsin  Last Gunman Caucht

Helpless After Run Of 7 Days   Had Infected Knee And Poison Ivy; 2 Buddies in Jail

Last fugitive apprehended   Manhunt ends in Wisconsin swamplands

Last of frie Found Helpless in Swamp   Discovered Sunday by Bloodhounds Bringing End to Wisconsin Manhunt

Third Gunman  Found; Suffered  Injury in Crash Dogs Find Welter  In Swamp Refuge Only Mile Away

Cardona Appeals to Pope, UN  SOVIET TANKS, PLANES PROVIDE CASTRO EDGE

Rebel Group Lays Losses To Red Arms   Cuban Council Refuses to Call Reversal a Defeat

Rebel Couneil Blames Reds  Savs USSR MiGs. Tanks Were Responsible For *‘Sethack’

PROTESTS EXECUTIONS Blames Soviet Arms For  Rebels’ Setbacl: In Cuba

Retuse lo Cali if Veteat  Revolutionists Blame Soviet Tanks, Planes

Not Defeat, Council Declares inoue  Soviet Planes And Tanks Blamed In Rebel Losses

Russ MIGs, Tanks Blast At Invaders   Revolutionary Group Says Sethack Caused By Soviet Equipment

Coming Up    SICUX CITY LAWYER  TO SPEAK THURSDAY — DURING COUNTY OEY. UREREE BAe

Coming Up   SUING Up SIOUX CITY LAWYER TO SPEAK THURSDAY 4. DURING COUNTY RURAL WOMEN’S Day

Co-Op Tax Good Bill   Money Man Says  Only Time to Tell Whether Voting Public Satistied

TAXPAYERS PICK UP $60,000 TAB  _ Senators Lining Up Expense-Paid Junkets

No Jungle Junkets, Though Senators Lining Up Trips At Expense Of Taxpayers

Little Woman Can Go, Too  Senators Busy Arranging Expense-Paid Junkets

Solons Ready To Junket At Our Expense   Conferences Set In ‘Convenient’ Cities Abroad

TO ‘SOLVE’ ‘WORLD. NEEDS  Senators Busy Lining Up Expenses- Paid  Vacations For Fall

Some Appointed Conference Delegates  Many Senators Preparing Expense-Paid Trips

Senators Get In Line For Free Tours   Wives Can “See The World’ Too; Congress Picks Up Tab.

WHERE TO FIND IT   Mental Patient At Large After Killing 5 In Family

Snside Y Vt Pi ex   ESCAPED MENT. AL I PATIENT SOUG HT  Family Of Five Murdered, Wide Search Made

On The Inside   Mental Patient Is Sought In Death Of 5 In Family

Police Seek Slayer Of 5 In New York  AO Detectives Hunt  Mental Patient Whe Massacred Family

40 Detectives Hunt Killer Of  Kamil v OF5   Escaped Mental Patient Accused Of Stabbing Sister, Kin

Mental Patient Murders Family  Methodically Stabs, Slashes Couple And Their Three Sons

Family Of Five Stabbed To Death; Escaped Mental Patient Is Soucht

Mental Patient Claimed Slayer   Family Of 5 Stabbed In New York Home

Officers Hunt Mental Patient ....  Family Of Five Slain In Their N. Y. Home   In New Hampshire..... State House Funeral  Planned For Bridges

Hunt Escaped Mental Patient After Family of Brother-in-Law Killed

Completes lop Appointments     Kennedy Heads North for Inauguration

JFK Appoints Small Business Administrator   President-Elect Looks Over Final Draft Of ‘Inaugural

Kennedy Picks New SBA Chief; Heads tor Wash.  QGravkenaa Atk te D2obod.   Sparkman Aide is Picked; Tnaueural Talk Checked

Kennedy Returns To Capital Tonight  Nobel Prize Winner AEC Chairman: Horne To Head Small Business Agency

* And Packs Golf Clubs, Too ‘Kennedy Names Small Business Head, Studies Inaugural Speech

President-Elect Ready to Head For Washington   Kennedy Appoints John E. Horne Small Business Ad. ministrator.

Small Business, AEC Leaders. Are Appointed  Kennedy Leaves Palm Beach for Washington

Anti-Racket Legislation Proposed   Atty. Gen. Kennedy's Eight-Point Program Sent Congress—FBl  Would Get Powers

CHEE Y LAS eS AVES Attorney Gen. Seeks Laws Aimed At Organized Crime

Resignation Withdrawn by Korea's Yun  Will Kean Offica   Will Keep Office To Give Regime Official Status

VV ITMQFOWs FOSIQGMIQUIOE     Korea's president to be figurehead

Yun Po-Sun Withdraws His Resignation  Gives South Koren’s New Military Rule  Consiitutional Statu

Korean Head Withdraws Resignation  Rebel Generals Persuade President To Stay in Office

ROK Regime Is Cloaked In Lecal Status   Yun Po Sun Agrees To Stay As Civilian Figqurchead

Korea's Status Has Change As Yun Returns   Rebel Government Plea Is Answered By Former Leader

President of South Korea Will Not Quit After All   Withdraws Resignation as Move to Give Government Constitutional Status.

Raps Military Coup But Agrees To Stay On To Prevent International Repercussions; Permits U.S. To Recognize New Regime

PRESIDENCY OF S. KORE   Withdraws Resignation . To Give Constitutional _ Status To Rule By Gen- erals Who Ousted Cabi~ net.

South Korea’:  Yun WillStay  As President Bows To Pleas Of  Generals To Give Junta Legal Status

Korea President Bows to Rebels, Resumes Office  Withdraws Day- Old  D..*. 3. Otel ft   Withdraws Day-Old Resignation to Give Regime Legal Status

Yun Accepts Bid By Junta To Keep Job   Bows To Pleas By Rebel Generals To “Prevent Discord”?

Yun Po-sun to Remain President  He Bows to Pleas of Rebel General: to Stay in Office

Resignation of Chief Withdrawn To Aid Regime   Action Gives Legality To Action by Military

Figurehead President Takes Back Resignation, Agrees to Serve Korea

Bows To Generals Pleas To Give Military Regime Constitutional Status —

Yun Po-Sun Remains As President.  Will Aid Korea’s __  New Cavern rmpern?t

President Yun Stays in Post; Arrests Made   Clhana’e Cahinat   Chang's Cabinet, Balking Generals Sent to Prison

President Of Korea  Returns   Action Puts New Regime On Status Required By Law

AAVULCGIE ILO VUIL.  Korean President Agrees To Remain as Figurehead

[Coeetmes_ Tree Available  Red Bloc Countries Are Also Celebrating

UAW Delays Strike Call  Round-The-Clock   Round-The-Clock Begin With GM

Reuther Back To Negotiate For GM Pact   Strike Plan Put Off; UAW, Firm Extend Contract

DAW Delays Strike Call Against GM   Reuther Resumes Talks As Federal Request Granted

Strike Stalled by llth Hour Action  UAW, Big 3 Automakers May Go Inte Reund-the-Clock Sessions

UAW Strike Delayed, Pact  Talks Reopen   Heeds U.S. Bid; Reuther Confers With GM Officials

Strike of GM Delayed for Six Days; Reuther Set for Around-Clock Talks

Extend Strike Deadline: GM Named Target   Round-the-Clock Bargaining Seen: Government Plea Heeded

Auto Industry Strike Date ls Extended  Talks Continue Between Union, General Motors

UAW Delays Strike ‘Til September 6  Reuther Back At Bargaining With Auto Chiefs

‘Continue Bargaining: GM Strike Delayed At Least Six Days By Gov't Request

Wrecking Of U.N. Gorn As Red Aim  Stevenson Makes Accusation In  Reply To Zorin

Russia Trying To Wreck U.N. Adlai Warns  U.S. Delegate Says Reds Want Nations

Want to Revamp Secretariat .... Accuses Reds of Trying  To Wreck United Nations

‘Stevenson Replies to Zorin:  U.S. Charges Soviets Would Destroy U.N.

PERKETTES COME TO WATKINS STADIUM   Adlai Raps Soviet For Threat To U.N.

U.S. Claims Soviet Seeks To Wreek UN   Cites Red Demand For Revamping Of Unit's Secretariat

Stevenson Views Situation! U. S. Charges Soviet Union Attempting To Wreck U. N. With Current Demands

Uniess We Bow:  U.S. Charges Soviets Tryine To Wreck United Nations

Zorin, Adlai Clash Soviets, U.S. in New Hassle Over U.N. Secretariat Issue

Kennedy Pledges Administration Will Not Be Linked to Special Interests

Goals Given  By Kennedy For 4 Years   Courage, Judgment, Integrity Pledged; Mortgage To No One

No Surrender To Any Group   Kennedy Pledges Courage, Integrity In Administration

Administration To Be Mortgaged To No One-JFK   (See Story on Kennedy Problems on. Pare 5)

Red Effort Making Little Headway   ste  Mexico Still Staunch Friend of U.S.

No Anti-American Or Pro-Communist Feeling Found In Mexico   By JAMES W. WILLIAMSON  San Antonio Light Werithan fre Jin AMm

Surprise Move Made Betore Demo Meet  Attorney Claims ‘Dea? Planned;   Attorney Claims ‘Dea? Planned; Governor Says Charce Is False

Wilson Challenges Danie! To Run for Fourth Term   Bieture, Pz. 4-4

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Wilson Dares Daniel To Gubernatorial Battle

Russia Asks Finland to Stay Neutral   HELSINKI (UP) — President Urho Kekkonen decided to dissolve the Finnish government tonight.

Assurances Demanded By Moscow   Russians Would Like To Have Communists In the Government

Damaged Jet Planes Land After Crash  _ Ships: Circle 20  » Minutes: Before ““Oedered to Base

8-52 Bomber and Jet Tanker Collide In Mid-Air, Land With No Injuries

Circle for 20 Minutes — Pilots of Damaged Jets  Debate Best Way to Land

Idaho Highway Board to — Appeal Decision on Area Road Route to Top Court

33 Perish As German Trains Hit   43 Injured, Five  Believed Trapped In Worst Railway Disaster Since ‘59

Ike Support For JFK On  Crises Seen   Republican Leaders To Meet With Him At Gettysbura Farm

Mothe Daugliter Have Tearful Reunion 16 Months After Child Was Kidnapec

Juvenile Court Judge's Suspicion Results In Kidnaped Child Being Returned After 16 Months

AFTER 16 MONTHS  Mother Is Reunited With Kidnaped Daughter, Age 4

Reunited With Mother After 16 Months  Kidnaped Girl, 4, Found In Orphanage

- Dollar Dust TRUESDELL BUYS  STATION AT SENEY. . Faow eotaex ESTATE

Assassin Says Trujillo Death Error   Claims Kidnap Plot’ ’ Misfired; OAS Team  Begins Private Probe  Into Nation’s State

Weather   Legislators Will Return in November To Deal With Appropriations Vetoes

US moves artillery  to back Beriin units Power displays on both sides

Pentagon Has No Firm Plan To Free Reservists  Replacement Units Must Be Created First, Pentagon Says

To Release Reservists as Quickly As They Are Replaced by Regulars

Until Other Units Are Formed... .  Reserves, Guardsmen Must Stay In Camps

Reserves Await Creation of Replacements   Substitute Units To Relieve Guards From Callup Duty

Pentagon Plans Replacement of ‘Guard Divisions   Guardsmen. to be Replaced by Draftees After They’re Trained

As Regular Units Created They'll Replace Guardsmen And Reservist

Army To Train Inductee Groups To Build Forces  Emphasizes Exact Policy To Depend On Wlaeld C ricic

Reserves Await Creation of Renlacemenis  Substitute Units   Substitute Units To Relieve Guards From Callup Duty

Guardsmen, Reservists May Be Out by July   To Be Replaced by Regular Army Units.

Seat ee la  ” Recalled Units To Be Released As Replacements Are Trained

Winter Calls Chilly Tune Across U.S.   Florida Clobbered By Unusual Cold, But West Blessed

Mercury Hits 31 In South Florida  Pensacola Has 27 ond Gainesville 31

Gunfire Tied To Labor Fuss   Columbus Area House Peppered by Shots

Other Racial Developments Se ropments  Birmingham. Resists -€ Order To Integrate Its Recreation

Bham Parks, Links Future Now In Doubt  City Loses Round To Continue :  FS ue  Se  eee Salers

Other Racial Developments Birmingham: Resists Order  To Integrate Its Recreation

Birmingham's Parks, Golf Courses \Are Facing An Uncertain Future

‘Congolese Troops Are Massing Near the Katanga Border   Elisabethville, Katanga, Sent. 29 (AP)

Communists Demand West German Pilots   Hammarsi'old Nears End Of Long Journey

Commies Demand Allies Surrender. ) German Pilots   Lost Airmen Violated Soviet Conception Of Air Corridor Boundary

Another Commie Demand ..   Anotner Commie Vemand...  Reds Want Pilots of 2 Jets

Reds Rapped In U.N. For Giant Blast   Small-Nation Move To Appeal Ends In Failure

Small Nation Appeal Effort On Ban Fails   Bitterness Shows In Lack Of Backing From West, Africa

Briefs... From the Wire   Vy FS FNC ISa Frese  Appeal by Small Nations For Bomb Ban Collanses

Small-Nation Plea to Russ Is Abandoned   Bitterness Voiced By Lack of Support From Major Powers

Sure Makes Studying Difficult   Soviet Tests Denounced  As U.N. Appeal Move Fails

Colorado Governor Says Denver Police Worked With Skilled Safecrackers

DiSalle Orders State Highway Patrol ‘Investigate Phases Of Klumpp Case   Cleveland Attorney Sought In Double Shotgun Killings

Patrol Directed To Open New Probe in Klumpp Case   Vaccine Blamed In Woman's Death

Rise reported in Keokuk _  lowa employment gain is expected   Manufacturina up

Area Schools Prepare For Returning Pupils   Residents Of Oldest Co-Op Vote For Rehabilitation

SE TR eC eS Ret eh ies OR eee ome mano iene Ee meg, eel  Coflew tin ne  Cai Triage

Goldwater Is Prime Target Of Democrats  GOP Rightwinger  Under Fire From Kennedy, Johnson

GOLDWATER, OF ARIZONA, N.O 1 TARGE]   President And Vice« President Both Aim Words At Conservative Senator.

Goldwater Under Fire _ Democrats Draw Bead On ‘Republican Right’

Worried By Kising Conservatismr  Democrat Brass Tries To Outshine Goldwater

Commission Rejects Plan  For Present      Resignations Of Tolar, Sprague

President Warns US. (f Problems   Tells Newsmen Ot Tensions In Asia As Well As Europe

Solution For Berlin Not In Sight   Government Readying Plans For Home Shelters

Warns of Peril  ForHumanRace   Kennedy Sending Gen. Taylor To Piot Means Of Protecting Viet Nam From Red Aggression

WARNS OF DANGEROUS TIMES  Kennedy Sees Little Hope Of Settling Berlin Crisis

Kennedy Paints Somber Picture  For Americans Avoiding War Won't Be Easy, President Says

‘Maximum Hazard’ Kennedy Warns No Solution Seen For Berlin Crisis

Warns ‘Most Dangerous Time In History’ Kennedy: No‘Immediate Hope Of Settling Crisis In Berlin   (Analysis ..... Page 2)

No Solution In Sight For Berlin   Maximum Hazard Period Will Take Skill, Nerve By American People

(Kennedy Has No Immediate ‘Hope Of Settling Berlin Crisis   Billion Dollar Market Seen In Building Of Fallout Shelters

In Big Three Notes .. .  Hands-off-corridors WanrningGiven Soviet

Reassert Right to Fly Into Berlin   Won't Tolerate Interference,  Note Declares

1961 Version OfSen. Capehart's _ "Cornfield Conference’ Sent. 24

‘Pupils Required To Score 100 On Test  _ Math Teacher Suspended For Flunking Too Many

Lawmakers Will Tackle Tax Problem  Fund Committees Start Working Qn

Enforcement Controls May Be Big 2 Theme   Perennial East-West! Dispute; Cambodian Plays Peacemaker

Safeguards Sought By West  Controls Issue May Keynote Summit Talks

Shadow Seen On Summit Session  * * x * *x * * * * * ¥* * * * * * Entarromont ray A yee rn invenn nie ag. AT... . 2. Ooeg..lLlUmWdzUU OY say i ty   Enforcement Of Agreements Always Stumbline Block

Old Dispute May Affect Vienna Talks  _ . Issue of Controls Seen As Theme of  East-West Meeting

On Concessions   ‘Russia Knows When West Will ‘Give, But Keeps Its Secrets

DIPLOMATIC BATTLE SUMMARY: Kremlin Sits Tight On Berlin Crisis Concessions. If Any, It Might Make

Jet hijacker is convicted   Jury out only 22 minutes in Bearden case

Bearden, 38,  Convicted Of  Plane Hijack Son Entered Plea  Of Guilt And Both  Awatt Gantaneing

Adjournment Hopes Fade In Congress  Maneuver Stalls Drive for Early Adiournment Time

Money Bill Stalls Solons At 11th Hour   Special Tax Bill For Du Pont Said Cause Of Troubles

GOP Move Stalls Plan To Adjourn   Session Will Last Until DuPont Tax Bill Ok’d: Dirksen

Inside...   Stall on DuPont Bill Parliamentary Move Delays Adjournment by Congress

Now Now Seen 1 This Week  GOP Maneuver Stalls  Adjournment Of Congress

GOP Objects To Schedule ()f Business   Du Pont Measure Behind Slowdown; No Date Now Set

Details On Paves 6-9, Sec. 1   Unexpected Keeps  Congress In Session   Negro Given Spot On Federal Bench

Du Pont Bill Fight Looms iin Congress   Session Continues To Monday, Perhaps Until Late In Week

Wyoming Edges NC State, 15-14   CONGRESS CONTINUES  GOP Move Stalls  Adiournment

DU PONT BILL CAUSES DELAY Congress Gives Up Adjournment Hopes   (For earlier story see Page 5-A)

DuPont Tax Bill Stalls Adjournment   + Congress Extends ‘Session as GOP “Insists on Action -

Congress Fails to Adjourn   GOP Maneuvering On Money Measure Delays Final Gavel

Congress To Finish Late This Session  ' Not Come ’Til Passage -- Of Du Pont Tax Bill

10 Others Not Expected to Live  Deuth Toll In Crash Of Plane in  Crowd of Spaniards Recorded at 23

Prohibition Bootleg, _ 7 Ww. Va. Girl’s Proposal Recalled. By GOP Joe

Capsule Comes Through Flight In Perfect Shape   Could Be Re-Used But Probably Will Become A Symbol

SAVES SOME SAVINGS   Top Secret Goes To Grave Because David Will Tattle

Who Killed Colin Campbell?  200-Yr.-Old Secret Will Go To Grave With Woman

JFK Confers With Rusk = After Holiday   Situation in Berlin Believed Focus For New Concern

PLANNING SPEED-UP INDICATED   New Warnings To Kremlin Due By Week’s End

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A ‘Nationa! Council of Cherches Religios Features)

OHIO FACILITY EXPERIMENTS HAMPERED Rep. Mosher Charges Dispute Hindering Space Project Work

Kennedy Asks $5.6 Billion School Plan; Teacher Pay Hike Included

East Germany Issues Gigantic Recruiting Call   Call On 1.7 Million To Enlist In Army: Five Police Enter Wect

East German Reds Call On 1.7 Million Youths   Giant Army Recruiting Drive Swells

East Germany's Youth Urged To Join Red Army   Western Protest On Berlin Deliverec To Soviet Union   Army Expects To Add 150,000 Men By Next Summer

1./ Million in Youth Group Asked To Serve  Wes? Protests To Soviet Government As Tension Mounts

Reds Open Big Drive For Army   Calling for 1.7 Million Of Russian Youth To Volunteer.

Allied Notes Charge Illegal Berlin Actions   Wording ‘Gentle As West Avoids Major Threats

Youths Are Called On To Join Army   ACID) PARACRAPH   CARRIFD APPPALS

3 Notes Accuse Reds Of-Flagrant ‘Violation’ Of  Berlin Agreement

1.7 Million Youth Members Told To ‘Volunteer’, Boost ‘Communists During Crisis.

Urge 1./ Million 10 Volunteer  Commies Seek German  Youths To Build Army

BARRIER TO BERLIN INCIDENTS   Red Germans Open Army Recruit Drive

Reds Open Own Mi lifary Drive   1.7 Million East Germans Urged To Join The Army

Red Germany to Recruit 1.7 Million   . r a ‘oe Big Youth Campaign for Recruits Launched

Call on 1.7 Miilion  Boys to Volunteer   Efforts to Swell Ranks of Troops Follows Protests by Western Allies

Allies Protest Red  Illegal’ Barricade   East Germans Call for Youth Group Volunteers

Reds Cal Youths To Arms   E. Germans Ask For Volunteers In Recruiting Drive

Reds Urge Youths To Jom Army   Commie Leaders Launch Gigantic Military Recruiting Drive In Fast Ger.

East Reich To Increase Military  Call on Youth Group Members To Join Army

East Germans launch big recruiting drive  Call on 1.7 million members of youth oreanization to volunteer for army

1./ Million Being Urged To Volunteer For Army; Special Meetings Called   Russians Expected To Reject Western Protest Notes Handed Soviet Foreign Ministry In Moscow Today; Tension Continues To Mount .

East German Youth Asked To Enlist; Protest Notes Delivered; Police Defect

In Gigantic Recruiting Drive- East German Reds. Call for Volunteers

Reds Launch Drive for Men   Call Goes Out to 1.7 Million Youths To Join Army

Youth Group Members Asked To Volunteer   Cail Comes As West Protests to Soviet Aaainst Barricades

Call on Youth to Volunteer for Service in Army   Troops Now on Border Estimated at 110,600

Members Of Red Youth Groups Summoned To Meetings At Dawn To Hear Appeal For Volunteers

West Sends Sharp Notes To Soviets   East Germany Calls On Youth Groups To Volunteer Far Aru

1.7 Million Members Of German Youth Groups In Meetings At Dawn Today.

Youth Group Set fo Provide 1,7 Million    Effort Cited As Attempt To Swell Barricade Forces

110,000 Is Force Now, West Says Big 3 Note Holds Kremlin to Blame

WESTERN POWERS PROTEST   Soviet Union Move Illegal Charge Allies

East Germans Launch Giant Recruit Drive   Call On 1.7 Million Youths To Join Army

East German Youths Called To Huge Rally   Communist Leaders Say Time at Hand for ‘Victory for Peace’

Call on 1.7 Million Members Of Communist Youth Organization To Volunteer for Army

East Germany Launches Huge Recruiting Drive  Members of Red Youth Organizations Called T. Cunctel Ahactinac Casta Ceidew BMarnina

East Germany Recruiting Boys   Urge Volunteering For Youth Organization

Ask Youth Organization Members to Volunteer; Soviets Get Allied Protest

Big military recruiting in East Berlin   Communists call on youth groups to volunteer

Reds Launch Gigantic Drive to Swell Troops ‘After West Protest -

Recruits Sought  In East Germany ~ Reds Call on 1,7. Million foes  le Vanéth Crana Ta lain Army

1.7 Million Youth Asked To Join Army   Effort Ils Made To Swell Ranks Of Red Troops

Army Wants 1.7 Million  Volunteers   Appeal Issued To Entire Youth Corps

Czech Newspaper Says Troop Units Are Being Sent to East Germany:

Four fo Decide UCF Drive Fate.  Committee’ Named o- Study Deficit

Deny Filibustér Looms in Senate  Agree to Vote on Rules Change Soon

Senate Standoff Unlikely   Filibuster Fears Dispelled by Liberals

 Senate Considers Rule Changes  Anti-Filibuster Filibuster No Threat, Liberals Declare

‘ilibuster Not! Auto Firms Lay Off ‘o Delay Work Workers for Cutback

Bills Put In Hopper In Senate   Filibuster Against Filibuster Ruling Chanae Not Likely

Citys New Legal Lineup   No Danger Seen That  Filibuster Issue  Will Set Off Filibuster

Senate Votes to Take Up Proposed Change  No F Seasichees on Rules Seen

Wagner Sweeps New York  Mitchell Is Defeated In New Jersey  Governor Contest

This Jackass Feels Like Carry Back All Because Some Woman Really Cc ared

Area Is. On South Edg. e of April Blizeard   Makes Becond Sun In. Row ‘Snow Has Fallen; Chicago . Ares Has Bix i Drifts

Area Is'*On South’ Edge Of April Blizzard _   . Makes Second Sunday In Row Snow Has Fallen; Chicago Area Has Six Foot Drifts

Home Safety Program Kickoff Scheduled Here On September   PROCLAMATION

A A 2 LEAS ORE PATEL TE LOE I IE inctieettamitniantiidininentiinamitand a aera 98  Home Safety Program Is Held in Fall Period in This Community

Year-Round Home Safety Program Will Be Launched By Gas Company, Record   SAFETY MONTH PROCLAMATION

Volpe Ready To Recall Legislature  If Necessary, He Promises To Issue Notice

Khrushchev Backs Down OnDemands   President Comes Home A Hero In Wake Of Session

Both Nations Announce  Decision  Kremlin Had Stressed Baltic War Dangers

. Demand For on Detense   Russians Drop Consultations   Soviet Union Lets Up On Pressure on Finland

Neutral Policy to  Continue   Kekhonen Scores Diplomatic Victory

soviet Eases Demands On Tinv Finland  Conservative Pulls Out Of Finn Race, Calms Russ Fears

4FTER KEKKONEN PLEA Soviets Ease Pressure On  Finland, Drop Talk Demanc

BALTIC ALARM FEARED —_ Russia Eases Pressure For Finn Defense Talks

Red Bases In Nation Averted By Decision   Launching of Tolks Seen Causing Alarm Among Scandinavians

GETS CHANGE IN POSITION   Honka Withdraws In Presidential Competition

Nikita Relaxes Finland Pressure Abrunotly Droos Defense Talk Demand

Reds Ease Pressure On Finland   Demand Dropped For Joint Defense Talks

(PPEALS FOR HELP BROADCAST  Flash Fire in Brazil Kills 323 at Circus

Police Suspect Arson As Cause Of Tent Blaze   Nation Appealed To For Blood, Medicine, ice To Treat Victims

Mightiest flood crests on record roll toward Cedar Falls, Waterloo   918 Cloced

JFK, Adenauer Agree on NATC Defense Plans   Assert It Must Be Prepared to Use All “Military Means —

Kennedy and Adenauer Agree On NATO Defense   Must be Prepared For Defense with All Military Mean:

President, West German Leader Also Renew Pledge To Preserve Freedom Of West Berlin People

2 Chiefs in Agreement  On Defense  Kennedy, Adenauer Conclude Talks on NATO

Kennedy and Adenauer Agree....  Powerful N.A.T.O. Alliance Endorsed by US, Germany

JFK, Adenauer Pledge Defense   Challenge Soviets to Work for Peace

JFK, Adenauer Agree on NATO Defense Policy   Statement Following Talks Fails to Spell Out ‘Military Means’

Defense Of NATO Given  Top Priority   Kennedy, Adenauer In Agreement Over Military

Alliance Must Defend Itself, Officials Say   U.S., Britain Would Furnish Striking Force

Preparedness Of NATO Vowec By Two Leaders   Kennedy, Adenauer Hint Atomic Weapon: Would Be Emploved

Register Now To Vote InCity Election   Challenge Reds To Join  Disarmins

Force under own thumb is studied   U.S., British would furnish nuclear arms

(Kennedy, Adenauer Agree That NATO ‘Should Be Prepared To Defend Itself

Views Cover Conventional, Nuclear Arms  Leaders Challenge Russia To Join In Disarmament

Urge Russ Work for Total Peace   Kennedy and Adenaue! Join in Statement as They Make Clear Aim To Defend the West

Would Include Nuclear Arms, say Officials   Kennedy, Adenauer in Agreement on Position

, Kennedy, Adenauer Agree  NATO Must Be Prepared To Defend \Ttself With All Military Means

Leaders Agree On Major Issues”. i,  Kennedy And Adenavei Pledge Alliance Defense

A-Weapons Seen Help For NATO   Kennedy, Adenauer Agree Alliance Will Be Strengthened

JFK, Adenauer In Agreement  N. Atlantic Alliance Defense Program Set

Leaders Agreed On NATO Needs   Communique Issued By Kennedy, Adenauer

Leaders Outline U.S., W. Germar Stand on NATO   Alliance Should, Prepare to Defend West by, ‘All Means’

President, Adenauer Agree On Defense Stance, Challenge Soviet To Negotiate

WEATHER   Relief Rolls Slash Aimed At Chiselers   Newburgh, N.Y., Will Embark On Stiff Crackdown

__NY.State Fears Federal Cut-Off Welfare Authorities Aghast. At Newburgh’s Bold Slashes

iNew York Community To Begin Huge Crackdown’ On Welfare Recipients

In + Néwbu rgh Ready Objective Is to Clear. Relit ~ Rolls of Chiselers 7 

Newburgh Gets National Attention In Cracking Down On Welfare Aid

In National Spotlight  Newburgh Cracks Down On Welfare Recipients

Innocents May Suffer In Welfare Cut   But Newburgh Is Determined To Cut Out Chiselers

Furor Over Relief Rolls . wee Crackdown on Welfare Pay  Is Set to Start Tomorrow

Critics Fear Innocent May Suffer Relief Crackdown’s Objective ls To Rid Rolls Of Chiselers

in National Spotlight:   Newourgn s Crackdown Welfare Chiselers Eyed

Behind The Headlines:  Newburgh City Manager Found Welfare Changing

N.Y. City Tightens Welfare   Controversial Plan To Put Conditions On Benefit Payment

Refugee Camp Ghost Town  East German Repression Stops Flow of Fugitives

30-Inch Snowfall In Upper Michigan  Sub-Zero Cold Wave Causes Flu Epvidemics; Toll Mounts

 _ BEAUTIES PARADE Miss Hawaii Ailing as Atlantic  City Contest Opens

BEAUTIES PARADE Miss Hawaii Ailing as Atlantis City Cactest- Opens

GOP Alliance Would Delay Giving up Data  Fear Information on Corruption May

In Today's Paper   rrorecr Income  Bill Introduced To Help  Those With Many Bills

Asks End To Death Sentence   Many Changes in lowa Penal Setup Urged By Committee.

LOOK WHERE YOU'RE GOING!   TUNIS DISPUTE De Gaulle Rejects U.N. Intervention

x KK KK x Ke KR  Mayor Designates February 28 As Chamber Of Commerce Day

Traffic Load To Be Cited By Planners   Location Of New Route Almost Sure To Be Discussed

Suspect Russ Embassy in Mexico City   Believe It Runs All Red Activities In Central America

Project Plans   SOFTBALL LEAGUE — PLANS BENEFIT BAZAAR AT OYENS LABOR DAY

Two Of Cars Fall, Others Left Dangling   40 Passengers Trapped; Rescue Efforts Pushed

FREAK MISHAP KILLS SIX IN FRENCH ALPS   Tow Cable Of Sightseeing Cars Severed By Jet Plane   40 LEFT DANGLING HIGH ABOVE GROUND

Sunny   Carriers Hurled Hundreds of Feet Into French Valley  6 Die as Jet Cuts Car Cable

Jet Hits Cable In Alps Spilling: Cars   Sightseers Crash To Jagged Glacier Below: Six Killed, 62 Injured In Fall

Six Fall to Death as Airplane Severs Cable of Alpine Sightseeing Car

Jet Fighter Cuts Cable.  Alps Sinictunbtnx Cars Plunge Hundreds Of Fee

(ther Cars Dangle High Above Glacier   40 Persons Inched To Safety In Near Freezing Weather

Beauties at the White House   ON MOS MOST We {NTED LIST LIST  FBE Suspect Hid in  Hearts of a Family

Kids Also Wanted Him  Family Babysitter Turns Out to be on Fels ‘Wanted List’

‘Trusted Like A Brother’  Man Wanted In Cruel Murder ‘Just Like One Of The Family’

Man Hired By Family, ‘Trusted Like A Brother.” Is On FBI’s Most Wanted List

Arrested In Cruel Murder—  On FBI Wanted List; Trusted Like Brother

Stands At $43,308   Chest-Red Cross Drive Far Behind $54.750 Goal

Chest-Red Cross Fund  Stands at $18,587.50; Is Far Short of Goa!

Ex-President Won't Seek Senate Seat Ike, Nixon Attack  Kennedy's Foreign, Domestic Policies

No Holds Barred At Hershey Ike-Nixon Attack Kennedy’s  [Policies At $100,000 Dinner

Seek to Stir Up GOP Ike, Nixon Launch All-out Attack on Kennedy Policie

Goulart Lands In Brazil To Claim Chair  Meets Brother-In-Law favarnar (iE Canihorr   Meets Brother-In-Law, Governor Of Southern Rio Grande Do Sul

Unemployment Pay Can Help to Make Vacation Happier, Says High Court

Solid Fuel Missile Killer Proves Superiority Over Liquid Fueled One

NIKE KILLER ROCKET IS SUCCESSFUL   Missile's Role: Seek, Destroy Aerial Invaders

Antimissile Rocket Passes Big Hurdle  ~ Nike Zeus Tested With Two Stages

Rocket killer test A-okay   Nike Zeus solid fuel missile first successful

Contract Hassle Going 8 Weeks  GMC Ready To Submit New Proposal To UAW

Castro Demands Put Before Parent Tractor Committee  Citizens Crann Wan’t Comment   Citizens Grou p Won't Comment On Tractors-For-Prisoners Plan

No Decision on Castro s Call for Tractors   Committee Likely  to Make Statement 1 in 24 to 48 Hours

Tractor Committee Receives Report  Castro Hikes Price For Freeing 1.167

Trade Plan Decision Is Awaited   Four-Man Team Makes Report  To Committee

Tractors Committee Reports  No Details of Castro Meeting Made Public

Screening Reports From Technicians   Swap’ Team Mum On Trade Decision

Tractor Group Gets Report From Mission   No Decision Made Or Castro's Demand For Prisoners Swap

Report Given Committee by  Trade Team  No Decision Seen On Castro’s Latest Tractor Demande

sassy Simin sata Ht baat aes seh Sia A a a RS a ec Na a as tinh cae ud Naa  Swap Decision . Off Until Later Report

‘Tractors Committee Gets Secret Report On Negotiations With Castro

Swap Grou; Reports On Cuba Talks   Tractors Committee Holds Secret Meet With Team Back From Island

No Decision Yet. On Deal Offered By Cuban Leader   ‘Big 3’ Given Secret Report By Team Upon Return From Havana.

Tractor Group Holds Secret Meet Thursday   Apparently No Decision Has Been Reached

Tractors-for-Freedom Group Studies Negotiation Report   Castro Gives Press Dramatic Review Of How He Defeated Cuban Invasion

Decision On Tractor Deal  Under Study   American Group Reports To Tractors-For-Freedom Committee On Castro’s Exorbitant Demands.

Tractor Team Gives Report  Sacret Meeting   Secret Meeting Yields No Details on Swap Progress

Negotiators Report On Talk With Castro   Apparently No Decision Made On Demands

Tractor Mission Submits Finding  Confers Secretly With Committee

FACT FINDERS END HEARING — Conditional Agreement Reached In Ship Strike

Maritime Union, Shipmen Agree  ‘Conditional’ Term Used In Announcing By President’s Boarc

Break In Ship Strike May be Coming Soon   Reach Conditiona Agreement with One Union

Others Still Talking Ship Union, Two  Owners Groups in ‘Conditional’ Pact

Could Pave Way For End Of Walkout  4-Year Contract, Staggered Pay

Move Toward Settlement of Maritime Strike  AEM] and Tw. frnaun   NMU and Two Group: Of Shippers Reach Conditional Accord

Conditional Agreement In Walkout  Maritime Union, Shipping Groups Make Progress

Progress In Ending Ship Strike Made   Agreement Between One Union, Two Shipping Companies Announced By FactFinding Roard.

Conditional Agreement  Reached   Shipping Strike Fact-Finders End Hearings

Shipping Pact Near, Belief   Conditional Accord Announced: Efforts Are Continued

NMU, Two Shippers In Acreement  -‘*Conditional’ Pact   ‘Conditional’ Pact Reached In Strike: Hearings Close

Maritime Strike May End Quickly Agreement Between  — Union, Two Shipping ~ Groups Is Announced

Contract Delayed, Fact-Finders Say   Emergency Board Ends Hearings; Will File Report With JFK Monday

Board Ends Hearings in  Ship Strike   Group Optimistic Stress on Mediation May Bring Accord

Hope Notec In Strike  Situation   Good Progress Reported By  Fact-Finders

Could pave way for end to walkout   ‘Conditional’ pact between union, shippers

Some Agreement Reached in Ship Tieup Meetings   Final Agreement Depends On Contracts by Other Maritime Unions.

Pact Would Call for Wage Scale Hike   Two Other Labor Unions Must Sign Before Effective

Deadlock breaks in ship tieup   Kennedy signs new SS bill ‘with pleasure’

Ship Strike~: End Possi ble   “Maritime Union, Two Shippin; “Groups Tentatively Agree

Conelude  Hearings  On Strike   Fact-Finders Will File Report Monday Morning With JFK

Two Unions Holding Out ‘Conditional’ Agreement Made Between Strikers And Shippers

ve Way to End Walkou  Conditional Pact Reached In Maritime Strike falks

Coming. Up   1oWALION's EVE a BANK—SEEKS ADDITIONAL EYE DONORS  oe

Tensions Hold Over In Katanga  Charge Whites Stir Trouble; Cease-Fire Ends Bloody Fights With [Ineacy Pence

UN, Katanga Soldiers Hold Their Fire   Even Before Time Of Cease Fire Some  Katangans Leave

EDUCATIONAL. RUCKUS  Town Haunted by Ghost Of McGuffey’s Textbook

Kuwait Operation A Suceess   British Feel Quick Action Paid Off In Persian Gulf

“Fewer Split Decisions”... .     Big Increase in Harmony —  Within Pentagon Reported

Military Harmony Reigns   Joint Chiefs Reach Fewer Split Decisions

Military Clashes Vanish   Berlin Crisis Appears To Have Pulled Service Chiefs Into Harmom

Joint Chiefs bury haitchets   Reaching fewer split decisions than in the past

Differences Ironed Out More Harmony Noted  Among Military Chiet:

Military’s Top Men  In Harmony   Fewer Split Decisions Now Being Made

Star Halfback Says $10,000 Bribe Offered   Senate Probe Witness Points Finaer at Chicago Gambler

{ ™” ° * 7 ‘Gridiron Bribery...   Chicago Gambler  ~ Accused in Probe

Offered $10,000 to Throw Game _ Oregon Footbal! Star Accuses Chicago Gamble:

Oregon] Halfback Tells Bribe Try”   Confronts Accused : Gambler.:at Senate Rackets Probe. Hearing

New Industry To BuildIn Perryopolis   _ Quine Freight Lines To Construct Depot; Succeeds Eastern

SERIES OF CHILDREN’S PICTURES TO BE TAKEN FREE JANUARY § FOR PUBLICATION IN PROGRESS

Local Children’s Pictures To Be Taken Free Next Thursday For Times Publication

CHILDREN WILL BE TAKEN SOON   Register-Tribuno Will Publish Ali Of The Pictures Taken

if ertility “rogram Cotton Insect Tour Booked For DeWitt County July 21

Tension Mounts  Over Presidency Of Brazil, S. A.   Armed Forces Believed Determined To Bar Vice President From Office

Armed Forces May Block Brazilian VP   Military Men Oppose Succession T, Pracidency

Against Take Over Of Gov't By Leftist  Report Carrier Speeding Toward   DE FACTO RULER

Brazil Troops On Move In An Effort To Keep Goulart Out Of Office

Armed Forces Fight Take-Over by Vice President  Quadros to Leave Country; Pe eg: ss oe ID

Brazilians Send Three Warships To Rebel Area   Action Seen as Attemp! to Block Support for Leftist Vice President.

Goulart Stays In Paris After Trip To China   Armed Forces Seen Opposing Any Move To Sueceed Quadros

Carole s Portrayer Says Kinch, Mistress Termed Own Worst Witnesses

YOman Juror Chacted Kole UT Virs. Finch ---x * xx x** x** xr  Says Dr. Finch, Carole Convicted Selves

' -BAD WEATHER CUTS TRAVEL~ Holiday Toll May Be  Lowest In Seven Years

Labor Day Traffic Deaths May Fall Short Of Estimate   By THE ASSOCIATED PRES:

Death Pace Slackens  On Roads   Nation Counts 380 Road Fatalities; Toll From Mishans Is 529

Holiday Toll Below Estimates    15 Deaths Counted  ‘New Eneland’s Record  Is Best in Five Years

Pace of Traffic Deaths Slowed  —zsit hide... Pn. CLeclk   Total May Be Short Of 420 Prediction

See Good Weather For Flight   Second U.S. Try Will Be Similar To One by Shepard

35-Year-Old Air Force Captain Selected For 116-Mile High Trip Tuesday Morning In Sky Capsule

‘Scheduled for Tuesday Capt. Grissom is Chosen For Second Man-in-Space Flight

Countdown For 2nd U.S. Space Shot Underway   Air Force Captain To Be Sent Into Space Tomorrow Morning

Korean Vet Gets Chance Tomorrow  Flight Into  Space Set kas JT awe Gtheot

Grissom Selected For Space Flight.   Air Force Captain Will Attempt America’s Second Mdnred, Sub-Orbital Ride’ Tomorrow Morning; Long Countdown Has Started

Capt. Grissom Selected for U.S. Second Space Threshold Journey   Chicago Police Battle N hites As Negroes Stage Wade-In

Space Flight To Duplicate Shepard Ride  Bh mwicdec Mimesmbad on...   Florida Countdown Already In Process. Glenn Is Backun

Ohioan To Be Backup  Man Again   Air Force Veterar Of Korea Set To Pilot Capsule

Air Force Captain Chosen as Nation's Second Astronaut   Brother In St. Louis Is Confident Success Will Mark Flight.

Countdown In Progress;  All Is Well   Suborbital Journey  Scheduled Tuesday

Astronaut Flight Set OnT uesday   Countdown Starts For Second U.S. Space Journey

Grissom Slated To Follow Route Taken by Shepard   Astronaut Glenn To Be ‘Substitute’ For Sky Journey

SECOND U. S. SPACE FLIGHT READY  Grissom Chosen For Tomorrow’s Shot

Second Shot Scheduled Tuesday Morn  Grissom Gets A- ‘OK For Space Hop

Shoot s Planned For 7 a.m. from Cape Canaveral   Second Choice for Flight Js Lt. Glenn

Virgil Grissom To Make Flight—  Air Force Captain Is Selected For Second Space Trip

Grissom chosen for Tuesday's ride in space   Self-appraisal  George Gobel-like  Grissom no hero’

Astronaut to be Shot Over Atlantic in Early Morning If Conditions are Favorable

Air Force Captain Selected   Fliet Admits Reing Scared But Unworried

Countdown begins on 2nd space shot   Grissom chosen to make trip; weather prospects look good

Virgil Grissom Named As Next Astronaut   Air Force Captain To Take Same Ride As Shepard; John Glenn Named As Sub If Grissom Can‘t Go

Countdown Begins On Liberty Bell   Weathermen Keep Sharp Eye On Caribbean Area

Countdown for second manned flight   ‘Gus’ Grissom is selected for U.S. space effort

Hoosier to Ride Capsule  Virg Grissom Is Picked for Ride in Space

Franchise Doesn't Provide for Any  Bus Service Stop, City Attorney Says

Farmers Write Own Programs...  ‘Radically New’ Farm Plan Is Proposed by President      Most of It Presented Bejore....     Program for Latin America Is Not New

SAYS GREMILLION State To Appeal Integration Orders In Two More Parishes

Ruling Junta Gains More Supporters   Korean President, Leading Military Officials Join Group

Military Junta in Full Control in South Korea   Premier Capitulates With Formal Resignation Of Himself And Cabinet

US.-Backed Korean Prem. Quits Cabinet;HeAndPresidentDeclare Support For Yung’s New Regime

U.S. Rejected Dramatic Plea To Intervene. Prevent Coup   By PHIL NE vor WSOM  i, <eveee  ee  e

Cam pbell Promises Consideration ... Demos Surprised by Meche Proposal to Hike Sales Tax

President's Budget To Be Non-Political Republicans Predic Kennedy’s Spendin:

Tke’s Budget Is Balanced: Future Eyed   Demos Spending Could Produce Deficit Setup

Ike Budget Balance. Predicted  May Be Upset   May Be Upset By Democrats, Republicans Sav

lke’s Budget Balanced, Top GOP Reports  it Is Called Constructive and het 02 =liCia™®™ «5 ft gt. 8

ORBIT TRIP TEST SUCCEEDS   If We Are Prepared, Dr. Edward Teller Says:  90% of Americans Could Survive Nuclear Attack!

Will Nuclear Warfare  Mean Doomsday, or Is Survival Possible?   By ALTON RLAKESLEF

Artificial Astronaut  Orbited Globe Today   USS Decatur Pulls Capsule From Ocean   By HOWARD BENEDICT   ero lear War And Survival-/  ‘Preparation May Avert War   By ALTON BLAKESLEE Associated ‘Press Science Writer

‘Noted Scientist Says:  U.S. Can Avoid Nuclear War, Or Survive It if It Comes

Rebuild After Three Or Four Years  Here's How 9 Out Of 10 People Could Survive Atomic War

+" tana ahah aaa cn atm cam a tah hha hermits  Ninety Per Cent Could “Survive Nuclear War, Scientist States

Nuclear Scientist Says: U.S. Can Take Steps To Avoid; Or Win, A-War

90 PER CENT COULD SURVIVE— Expert Believes Nation Can Prepare for Nuclear Attack

J.$. Can Survive, Win A-War—Scientis!   By ALTON BLAKESLEE Accanpiatad Prece Sriopner Writer

Preparation Key To Victory  90% of Americans Would Survive A-War, Teller Says   By ALTON BLAKESLEE —  Uses Sete

Today's Index   3 Steps To War Survival  90 Pct. Of U.S. Could Outlive Nuclear Holocaust

Bomb Shelters Urged  Teller Says Nation Could Win Atomic Holocaust, Survive

WEATHER RECORD   ‘Some Dreadful Tomorrow’ ....20 Million Are Likely to Die ---

Nuclear War: Doomsday Or Survival?   By ALTON BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Write

Nuclear War Not End  H-Bomb Expert Says 90 Percen Of Americans Could Survive

Cooler   Will Nuclear Warfare  Mean Doomsday, or Ils Survival Possible?

Nuclear War and Survival  Scientist Claims 90 Per Cent Could Live

Will Nuclear War Bring Doomsday’ Scientist Teller Asserts ‘No. If...‘

Inside Today's Time   Expert Says 90 Per Cent Could Survive Nuclear War If Vital Steps Taken Now

INO Future Monsters  90 Per Cent Could Survive Holocaust Of Nuclear War

Williams, Gallagher Two Assemblymen Clash  Head-On Over House Bill       :  : : j :

Williams, ¢ rallagher Two Assemblymen Clash  - Head-On Over House Bill

Railway Lines Bombed InItaly  Rome Says Austria Inciting Violence

Terrorists Strike Italy  Special Guards   Special Guards Patrol! Railroads

Aceident Is Verdict Of Wife   Literary World Mourns Great Author

World Mourns For Hemingway   Famous Author Is Killed By Shoteun Blast

World Mourns Shotgun Death Of Hemingway  Coroner. Says Shot ‘Self inflicted’: No Inaueck Planned   Mors Hemingway News, Page 4 

Space Capsule Stands Worst Possible Test   Glenn, Shepard, Grissom Named for Final Training

Capsule Test Firing Success Sneeds Project  First Man Flight Now Due in Two

Man Could Have Survived, Officials Say  en   NASA. Announces Selecting Three for Space Ride

Request Made By Defense Attorney   Injunction Hearing Testimony Turns To B’ham Riot

MontgB fl ¢ry Hearing Att_rney General Asl'd As Witness   ala Ww ee bes  is wense Attorneys Request (45. No Immediate Resnonce

Says Green Wants Governorship Deal .. . Bloom Lowers Boom  On Democrats Again   For Lieutenant-governor . . .  Sen. Pechan Linked With State Ticket

Says Green Wants Governorship Deal . . .  Bloom Lowers Boom On Democrats Again

Adjourns At 6:25 P.M.  General Assembly [Ends  In Good-Will Atmosphere

Assembly Quits After Long Term  ’ 2 Nass "all   Gov. May Call Extra Session Or Coneress Seats

ete enanaeneel lt i ai maa aaa aaa  Polio Vaccine Rushed Upstate

No Panic :State Vaccine Due Next Week in Trio of Upstate Sections

Meriwether Given Senate Approval  * Senator Morse Battle: Appointment to End

Teamsters Shout  Approval of Hoftfe  Ignore Senate Charges of Corruption and Theft

Teamsters Find Hoffa Not Guilty   Resolution Clears Union Chief of All Corruption Charges; Powers Broadened

Hoffa faces showdown or hike in dues   Teamsters affairm belief in union leader

$75,000 Salary at Stake  Union May Challenge Hoffa on Dues Boost

Dues Hike Showdown Coming Up   Dues Issue Is Believed Hardest For Him to Pass

Holiday Road Toll Snaps 11-Year Mark   ‘Hoffa Trying To Hike Union Dues

Tearnsters Shout Support of Hoffa  Resolution Backs Integrity  Despite Charges by Senate 

Hoffa Faces Battle Over Hiking Due:   Teamsters Bose Also Seeks Big Boost In Salary

Drunken Drivers Since Jan. 1   Senate Probers Hit  Vote of Confidence for Hoffa by Teamsters

Hoffa Gets Vote Of Confidence From His Union   Devotion, Integrity Cited at Meeting; Showdown on Due:

No Negatives Heard Hoffa Gets Clean Bill Of Health Krom Teamsters

Also Wants Fat Salary Boost  Hotta Faces Showdown On  Proposal To!ncrease Dues

Convention Under Control .... Dues Hike Among Proposals Hoffa Asks From Teamsters

Still In Saddle:   Hoffa Faces Showdown Today On Plar To Hike Dues Which Is Called Hleaal

JFK Pledge: U.S. To Aid Mich. Cities   Swaingon Promised ‘Prompt Action’

JFK Pledges Fast Action On Unemployment   Swainson Confers With President-Elec' On Distressed Area:

Gov. Swainson Confers With President-Elect   Cites Problems in State’s Work Force

 * . Residents Of Washington May Get Vote  Three Wiatoce Ann   Three States Are Needed To Clear Rights Of Ballet

Tension Mounts, Cease-Fire Pact  is Not Ratified   Transportation Cited as Possible Cause of Delay

Fifty-Two Indicted for Sending Dirty Pictures Through Mails in Pen Pal Club

Russia In New Berlin Challenge  Soviets Question Right Of Air For Commercial Use

hussia Says No 4-Power Pacts Exist   Commercial Planes’ Use Of Corridors Challenged Anew

Allies Study Threat to Air Routes  Reds Challenge Berlin Flights

Notes Sent To Big 3  Berlin Air Route Right Challenged Again By Russia

Right of Commercial Planes to Use Corridor ‘Challenged by Russia

One Out of Every 33 lowa Children, 10 Pct. of Aged Are Receiving Aid

Training Jet Fires Missile Accidentally  3 Crewmen Are Rescued: 5 Missing

Amended Version Js Presented eS BP Csered  Showdown Radar Vote Is Due Today

Resumption 100 0f Nuclear Test HUS.Does   Russian Premier Uses Anniversary Of Nazi Invasion For Speech

Observe Day of Nazi Invasion—  Khrushchev Uses Holiday To Issue Threats to West

He Says “imperialistic Pow: ers” Have Hopes of “Burying Socialism.”   LAYS BLAME ON THE U. S.   Resumption of Nuclear Checking Is Up to America, Khrushchev Says.

East German Pact Threat Is Renewed   Declares Russ Will Resume Nuclear Tests If U.S. Does

4n Kremlin Speech :  Khrush Levels New Blast At West, Threatens Again: To Sion Pact With E. Berlin

Will Sign Pact With E. Germany + Declares “He ‘Will  Resume Nuclear. Tests if. U.S. Does:

Heat Is Put On Berlin In  Fiery Views   U.S. Is Denounced On Eve of 20th  Nazi Anniversary

Accuses Allied Powers Of Perfidy, Two-Faced Policies; Blames U. 5. For Test Ban Crisis

New Threats Issued During Speech on Eve Of Nazi Invasion Anniversary

Old Demands Revisited, Nuclear Tests Hinted At, U.S. Roundly Denounced

In the News   MISSING SHELDON BANK FUNDS TODAY'S CHIEF TOPIC OF CONVERGATION

in The News  aissiNc SHELDON BANK ‘FUNDS TODAY'S CHIEF sopre OF CONVERSATION

Pledges Self To ‘Defend’ US. Dollar   SJ eovJe BJVUERGE  Reveals Program To Counter Loss Of Cald Reserves«

Nike Streaks; Explodes Later  Trouble ‘Develops After First Stage

March’ Council Session Routine; . Chlorinator Bought   ‘Subcommittee Tries to Draft Highway Finance Program

After Long Hearings on Missouri Problems  ‘House Group Plans to Draft Highway Financing Program

Expression Of Thanks, Gratitude Due In Palacios Area Appreciation Day

All Facilities At Georgia U. Open to Negroe:   U.S. Judge Issues Ruling; Peaceful Compliance Urged

Last of Sever Execs Freed From Prison   Georgia University Opens Facilities To Negroes —

Negroes to Use University Poo  Judge Also Opens ~ Georaia Library

Negroes May Use  Facilities   Peaceful Compliance of New University of Georgia Decree Is Urged

Ruling Issued in Georgia Case a  All Facilities of School Opened to Two Negroes

US. Calls on Soviet Union  To Reconsider Its Decision   Light Sentence

WEEKLY CONTEST Newstip on Explosion  Takes Prize   Piteher, Fan Join Maris on Last Step to Babhe’< Theane

Watchtul eye on spending is fiscal outlook   Kennedy calls for caution and economies in gov’

MOVE BY JFK PUTS BRAKES ON EXPENSES   Agency Heads Get Economy Orders; © Minimums Ordered

Plea for Caution, Economies by JFK  President in Bid To Balance Bidact

Kennedy Asks Curb On Spending  gt .  TT 4   Seeks Balanced Budget in 1962 For Nation

Kennedy Aims For Balanced Budget Next Yeai  Calls On Cabinet   Calls On Cabinet For Caution And Economy

JFK Seeking Governmental Spending Cut   President Reveals Program Delays, Tighter Payrolls   Recession Blamed

INTERNATIONAL VIEWPOINT   U Thant Considers Sending More U.N. Troops To Congo

Anger Rises Over Murders   U Thant Considers Rushing More Forces To Congo

U Thant Studies Sending In More Troops To Congo   New Crisis Is Seen After Italian Airmen Brutally Murdered

Anger Mounts Over Slaying  Of Italians   U Thant Considers Sending More UN Troops to Congo

U Thant Considering Sending More U.N. Troops To The Congo      ~ New Crisis Arises As Anger. ‘Mounts Over Slaying Of Italians

ANGER GROWS OVER KILLING OF AIRMEN   U Thant Considering Sending Reinforcements  CAIN MAALAVAN   Forces To Kindu To Pen Up Congolese Slayers Of Italian Fliers

U.N. Delegates Shocked, Angry Over Slaughter  U Thant Demand: Punishment: May

Anger Mounts Over Slaying of UN Airmen  Gen MeKeawn,   Gen. McKeown, U Thant Discuss Equipment Need:

Clamor Grows As Aftermath  Of Massacre  U Thant Confers With Chiefs;  Bs nolo pon a eer ae

Massacre of 13 Italian — Airmen by Mutinous Units Arouses Growing Anger

Business Volume Here Is Above Quota During 1961; Most Gains Late In Year

Showers Are Moving Back Info Kansas   Rain To Become Fairly General Over State Tonight

South Africa Blocks Visit BY Williams   Segregationists Say Later Trip More Convenient

MORE REVENUE. PROVIDED  ; Senate-House Conferees  Aaree on Road Measure

Highway Tax Angles Approved  Conferees OK Way To Provide $11.56 Billion

CONFEREES IN AGREEMENT ON HIGHWAY TAX   Will Provide Additional $11.56 Billion Next 11 ‘Years   4-CENT GASOLINE LEVY EXTENDED

ANTI-RIOT HOSE USED TO SOAK CROWD OF 800   Sunday Scrap Started In U. S. Sector Near Checkpoint Gate   IGNORE RED ORDERS TO “STAND BACK”

W. Berliners  Stone Reds After Hosing   U.S. Troops, W. Berlin Police Move In Quickly To Edge Crowd Back

Water, Stones Bullets Spray  Berlin Border   Western Throng Defies Red Order To Respect Barrier:

Water Gun Turned On Unruly Mob   U.S. Troops Put Demonstrators Back From Border

Reds Pull ‘TroopsBack From Wall   But Police Hose Crowd of 800 West Berliners

East Commies Use Water On W. Berliners   Hose Have Force Of Cannon Driving Back 800 Gathered In Front Of Red Barricade: Westerners Throw Stones

Water-Stone War Rages  In Berlin   U. S. Troops, German Police Move to Stop Possible Bloodshed  As Reds Fire High

Red Police Turn Water on Crowd In West Berlin   East Germans Stoned, Officers Stop Incident

President Wires Khrushchey US. "Ready, Anxious’ To lmorove Relations

Kennedy Climaxes {st Day With Khrushchev Message   Kennedy Reviews Cuban Policies

U.S., Nationalist China Agree Partly   Both Oppose Seating Red China In U.N. But Disagree On How To Go About It

Brave Mother’s Desperate Gamble ‘For Life Defeated by Death's Win

Time Now for Nelson to Come To Party's Aid   Action Regarding GOP Bill May Decide His Future

WITHHOLDING STILL POSSIBLE  Time For Nelson To Negotiate Is Here

Dalton Gets Major Bills He Wanted  Also Successful   Also Successful In Avoiding Bills Which He Opposed

MOB BATTLES POLICE AFTER AUTO RACING   Fire Hoses Finally Hall Young Rioters In  Wis. Village   POLICE CHIEF SAYS DRINK WAS FACTOR

Another ‘Fort Lauderdale’ Rioting Juveniles Battle Police, Injure Deputies

People Are Crazy   Howling Mob Fights Police In Wisconsin Village Riot

Wisconsin Town Has  Major Riot   Youths Smash Store Windows. Battle Police

Hundreds of Youths Battle Police After Elkhart Lake, Wis., Race Day

$1.25 Minimum Pay Bill  Introduced in Legislature   Sponsors Think Congress Will. Amend Federal Law

Bus Arrival Sparks Riot In Alabama   Negroes Battered by  Frenzied Crowd in Spite of Police.

Khrushchev Reaffirms Tough Stand   Renews Attacks On West, Stalin, Anti-Reds, Albania

three $ State Schools      “Wadena News   Elgin Legion Memorial Day Services

Dominican Republic Mob Damages Radio  Diatare Dratact Trilla Dunacty

Defense Experts Show Much Concern Over President’s Adjusted Military Budget

Moscow Warnings Urged   Rusk Reports Lack Of Russian Moves To End Fighting

Rusk Urges SEATO To Stand Firm   Leaders Told To Go Ahead With Moscow Warnine

SEATO Asked To Warn Russia   PCCW CUT Vide, MUDD K  Hopes Boosted For Settlement In Laos

Rusk Urges SEATO To Warn Reds   Tells Ministers  No Information On Soviet Moves To End Laos Fighting

Intervention Idea Still Hich On List   BEWARE PEACE TALK   CAUTIOUS ATTITUDE

Premier Chang Emerges From Hiding, Resigns   Revolutionary Command Claims Complete Victory

fows Communist Crackdown oo : ‘Korean Junta Formally In ‘Control Today

Crackdown, on Communists 3 Junta: ‘akes Control  ‘Of ROK Government

Junta Seals Its Victory When Cabinet Quits   President Posun Yun Declares His Support for Revolutionary Rule.

Revolutionists Take Control In Korea    Junta Seals Victory, Premier Chang Resigns Cabinet

Spies, Reds Rounded Up In Korea   Premier and Cabinet Resign; Military Begins Crackdown

Demo Chief Lashes Out  at Governor  Hawkins: Erbe, Legislature Are ‘Anti-People’

Church Thwarts Polish Hedd Gomulka Sees Tough Fight ‘Against ‘Religious Belief

High Officials Agree Stevenson Feels U. S. Must Seek Disarmament

‘Trial balloon?  - American spokesman denies reports West may deal with East Germany

 U.S. Artillery Units Move Into Berlin Garrison  Communist Police Fire Warning Shots Over Heads Of West Berliners

American Berlin Gerrison Has Been — - Equipped With An Artillery Sattery

W. Berliners Ignore Order To Withdraw   Crack U.S. Artillery Unit Arrives In Berlin First Since Late 40s

attempt fo set Up INo-Mans Land Un Lach side OF Border  Reds Fire Warning Shots Over W. Berliners’ Heads

Fire Damages — Beccaria Chisrch  Clearfield Firemen  Answer 3 Alarms’ ‘

Red China Admits Unrest Exists   Farm Production Fails To Meet Goal, Natura Cealamities Blamed

Transplant Of Hearts Is Coming  Under special conditio medical science mav wit!   Texans Drinking Sea Water

Armored Vehicles On Order   2,000 To Go To US Troops  In Germany

ArmySending N ew Vehicles Into Germany   Armor-Protected Carriers On Way -To U .S,. Infantryme

ARMOR-PROTECTED TROOP CARRIERS  U.S. Strives To Mechanize Troops

Being Rushed to Germany —  _ Army Planning Armored  :  ~ Vehicles for Infantry

Russ Set Off Third  A-Blast  Kennedy Talk:   Kennedy Talks With Top Aides

Minimum Wage Outcome In Doubt  - House Struggle Moves Onto Floor For “Sev en-Hour Debate

Waseca Latest Victim —  Microscope Thieves Raid Hospitals in 6 States

Instruments Worth $800 Each ,  MICROSCOPE THIEVES RAID SIX HOSPITALS

Dr. Denniston Dies In Unusual Motor Acciden'   Coroner’s Office anc Police Seeking t« Determine Cause o! Fatal Crash,   Taken to Hospital

CROSSROADS REPORT  Special   Congress Puts Final  Okay on Farm Bill

MURDER SUSPECT GETS WARM WELCOME eee OO ee  Kessleski Returns to Old Job

MURDER SUSPECT GETS WARM WELCOME  Kessleski Returns to Old Job   'GOES RIGHT TO WORK

Japanese Police Arrest 13 In Overthrow Plot   Prisoners Include Several Ex-Military Of— ficers In Right-Wing  Group.

Both Parents Dead of Cancer—  Girl, 20, Mother-Dad To 8 Brothers, Sisters

MOTHER AND F. ATHER TO LIGHT  20-Year-Old Sister Holds Reins On Orphaned Family

aa ae ee a Ce ten laterite  Cancer Kills Parents So Girl, 20 Is Mom, Dad To Brothers. Sisters

Sister Now A Mom And Dad  ‘Ciel-Looke After 2 Children After Parents Die

Orphan Attempts to Raise Family ‘Way Mom or Dad Would Have Done It

Crisis Deepens With Threats To West Lines  Forces Bolstered By West German:

Stream Shot Over Border Shut Off When Yanks Reach for Hand Greriades

Stream Shut Off When Soldiers on Guard Reach For Their Hand Grenades

H. J. McMurray Succumbs at 60   Ex-Congressman Lost Contests to Wiley, McCarthy

Camel Driver Has Great Day--Meets President, Flies Off to New York

Macmillan Is Calm, Doubts ‘Berlin War’   Thinks ‘Way Going to Be Very Worrying— But Nothing More”

CPPCC AVUOUVF ££ BUYOUT RI OL’  “Mining Bills Given Tentative Approval

Africans Quit U.K. Federation  Commonwealth  Darinal Daliesac   Commonwealth Racial Policies Blamed for Rift

Federation Snubs Plea By Kennedy   Says Pay Gains Needed To Boost Workers’ Buying Ability.

AAGVErUSeEment>) (Advertisement)  Stops Constipation Due to “Aging Colon”

Williams Met by Demonstrators At Zanzibar   S. African Minister Gives ‘Soapy’ Advice

Commies Win First Round, Analyst Says   Berlin Border Crisis Enters Second Week

AraC YSIS  Communists Win Ist Berlin Round   Seek to Avert Cholera Epidemic From Spreading to Hong Kong

BERLIN ANALYSIS Communists Have Won Firs' Round in Battle of Border

Reds Win First  Round:i in Berlin .      Unpleasant acts-in-Initiak ‘of Crisis Told: by Analyst -

Khrushchev winner in Berlin bout so far   Adult classes, technical schools studied for lowa

CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS   Have Reds Won First Round In Berlin? '

Congo and UN. Envoys Forced To Mark Time   Await Action by Katanga Leaders

Tension Remains: High’ a8  Congo, United Nations Await Katanga Action

‘Villages Bombed By Planes’   UN Transported Congo Troops: Katanga Leader

U.N. Forces Aid Attack -Tshombe   Reports Central Congo Troops Hits Town of Kongolo

Tshombe Claims Attack by Congo-U.N. Troops   U.S. IS ACCUSED OF ‘INTERVENTION’

AWAIT MEET ‘OF ASSEMBLY NEXT MONTH   Feelings High _ Around Capital Tshombe Sector

WEATHER   PP ay   LIKELY TO REMAIN SO  Government, U.N. Biding Time

Await Katanga Action on Pact  Congo and U.N. Bide Time until Jan. 3

Congolese Troops On March-Tshombe   Katangen Villages . Reportedly Attacked

Military Tension Remains High in Elisabethville   Await Tshombe’s Answer on Pact to End Secession

fFaTriCc IOWeA     Snow Here Measures Four Inches; More Expected

-~HIGH COURT WILL RULE- »  Board Recommends  Suspension Of Weber

Not Sober As—!  Bar Association Accuses Judge In Stark Co. Of Intoxication

Russians Turn To Scandinavia   Soviets Ask For Pact With Finland

if Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! ‘Council of Charches Soa  Featares)

Snow-buried students safe  18 and bus driver pulled from drifts phone wire hich

237 Feared Lost In Ship Fire, Blasts   Portuguese Vessel Destroyed After  Porenimnalina tw Geanc

227 Die In Disaster On Portuguese Ship      Storm, Explosions. And Fire Aboard — —Injure Many Of 253 Revorted~ Rascued’

227 Dead Or Missing In Maritime Disaster  203 Rescued Alter Blaze And Explosions

How It Was  CLOUDY AND COLD’ =  WEATHER AN SAYS MORE OF aae SAME

Would Circle Globe     U.S. Group Proposes Space-Age Satellite Communications System

£ OpeKa? John Anderson  Is Inaugurated   Youthful Republican Ts  New Kansas Governor

Inauguration Ceremonies Held In Topeka   He’s 36th Chief Executive Of Sunflower State

Husband Killed, Wife Assaulted  Gunman Attempts At Rape Beaten Off

Backfire on Winds from Arctic Site   U.S. Slated for Heavy Amount; Most Holds Off ‘Til Spring.

Winds Carrying Radioactivity Over Red Area   Moscow Silent on Biggest Man-Made Blast in History

Russia Gets First Dose Of Fallout   Most Of ft Will Hit U. S., However

Radioactive Material From Blast Of Superbomb Carried By Winds: Say U.S. To Feel Affects Later

But U.S. Still Will Get Most Of It  Fallout Backfires Over Soviet

But U. 5. Slatec  To Get Most Of Radiation   Scientists Declare No Danger Point To Be Reached in Americc

Fallout Hitting Russia   Detonation ‘Dust’ To Reach U.S. In Spring OF 1962

Winds Carrying Fallout Over Soviet Union   U.S. Scientists Believe Red Bomb Was 30 Megatons

Winds blow radioactive  dust on USSR   A.E.C. doubts latest explosion 50 megatons

Big Blast Backfires; Winds Turn Fallout Toward Soviet Homeland   In Attitude Toward Russia  U. S. Serious, Or Just Talking Big?

U.S. IS CHIEF VICTIM BUT—  Russia Getting Fallout Backfire From Tests

Scientists Say U.S. ToReceive Most of Fallout   AEC Estimates Red Blast Was In 30 Megaton Range

Super Bomb Backfire On  Russia Seen   Radioactive Debris Due To Fall Later On United States

World Protests Giant Soviet Nuclear Blast   Democrat Solons Claim Russ Tests May Force US to Test      Fallout A Threat To Saviate   Untied States fo Eventually Gei Biggest Part of Poisons in Air

Fallout Rains On Russians  Wind Backfires, mih..... pPr....8trerr

Radioactive fallout backfires on Soviets   Winds blow towards USSR

Russia Gets Radioactive Fallout of Nuclear Blast   Montana Skips Day  UN Is 16 Years Old Today; U.S. Celebrations Vary

ALASKA AND CANADA DUE SOME DEBRIS   Some Difference In Opinion On Size Of Bomb

Soviet Union receives fallout from own bomb   Greatest amount of deadly matter stays up; expected to settle over U.S. in the spring

Debris Carried In  By Winds   Soviet To Get Most Of Immediate Fallout, U. S. Most In Long Run

BIG DAY FOR MILITARY  Russia Gets Fallout Baek   Bie Bomb Almost Hides  Soviet Underwater Test

Winds Take Effects Over U.S.S.R.   United States To Get Most In Long Run

Is Backfire From Massive Nuclear Blast      Radioactive Dust Blowing South To Southeast Over Soviet Union

Reds Get Fallout Backfire   No Danger Yet For Americans From Huge Blast

U.S. Eventually To Get Heaviest Nuclear Shower  Estimates on Size Of Test Range Up To 50 Megatons

Aretie Test Biggest Yet, Experts Say   AEC Savs Shot Likely In Range Of 30 Megatons

AEC Rates Bomb at 30 Megatrons   No Word Issued By Soviets About Bigeest Explosion

Karly Fallout Rolls South Across Vast Countryside   IMMEDIATE FALLOUT   LATITUDE

Huge Nuclear Blast Fired By Russia Causes Radioactive Backfire On USSR; Two Scientists Says U.S. To Get Most

Radioactive Backfire Falls On Soviet Union   No Word From Kremlin On Size of Biggest Man-Made Blast in History; {]S Will Receive Eventual Fallout

20-Megaton Detonation  Is Doubted  No Word Sent Out  By Soviet Union

AEC Doubts Explosion Was 50 Megatons   Eorly Analysis Indicate Strength of 30 Meaaions

Blind lowa Actress—   Russia Gets Backfire of Nuclear Blast's Fallout

Soviet Gets Fallout In Bomb Blast   U.S. Experts Say Winds Are Causing Nuclear ‘Backfire’

\Sea Yields Clue To 34-Year Mystery ‘Of WWI Ace Who Flew Allantic..-

Red Germans Criticize Yule Trees Along Wall   Efforts To Arrange Visits Between East-West Berliners End In Failure

Plea Wins Bipartisan  Support —   Solons Set To Act On TEK Pronogsals

Red Bloc Stall   FENCE STOPS HORSE >  “First Lady # Hits Ground While Riding to Hound:

BRUISED ‘FIRST LADY COMPLETES RIDE Jackie Sails Over Horse's Head When It Stops Short, She Doesn't

Kennedy Goes Sailing Off Cape Cod In Relaxation Before Busy Week

Captive Liner Sails To Port Under Guard   Post Heavy Security Force On Pier At Recife

 PASSENGERS TO LAND SOON Pirate Skipper Sails Santa Maria Into Recife Harbor; Gets Asylum

‘Pleasure Cruise’ Over Rebels Granted Asylum In Brazil, 620 To Leave Ship

Passengers on Captive Liner To Be Released   New President Offers Protection as Santa Maria Enters Recife Harbor.

Taconite Vote Anger: Andersen   Governor Charges Tax Committee of Ignoring Opinion of Most People

SLAPS GROUP’S ACTION  People Favored Taconite Amendment: Governor

Governor Hits House Tax Group   Says Their Action On Taconite Plan Disregards People

U.S. Okays U. N. Debate On Red China   ‘West Seen Losing Votes Opposing Bid for Membershiy

 From President Kennedy  Adenauer Seeks Assurance Of U.S. Support For West Berlin   For Entry In The United Nations  U. $. Won't Oppose Debate On Red Chinese Bid

U.S; Slant On China Issue Said Changed   Diplomats Report Kennedy Works 0 New U.N. Conecpt

U. S. to Allow China Debate   Communist Bid for U.N. Seat Won't Be Gaqged

U.S. Changes Stand on Seat For Red China  Kennedy Believes   Kennedy Believes U.N. Debate Can’t Be Deferred Long

Arrange For Santa Claus To Come  Father Out Of Work; Christmas Pro) vided

lowa Traffic Toll 654 in Final Week  20 More Than a Year Ago, But Less Than 1959

Man Send. Cash To Kingsport Poor Boys Generosity Brinags Flood Of Mail

Generous Tennessee Newsboy Given Tribute for His Act of Gratitude

SAVINGS ACCOUNT GROWS—  ‘Newsboy’s Christmas Spirit Stirs Goodwill Around U. S.

Nation touched by selfless giving of Tennessee newsboy: fund builds up

DeSapio Sad In Admitting His Defeat   Tammany Hall Boss 12 Years

Monroe Trials Opening Today 40 Or More Persons  Involved In Inciting  Riots Last Weekend

County Event Begins Tuesday  Fair Officials HopeFor Attendanceot 40,000

Entries Due Monday 116th County Fair Waits Opening Karl v Tuesday

Dilworth Says Elevated Structure Is Sound Train Wrecked Tuesday Night

Business World   MAX PEHLER OPENS — NEW TRAVEL SERVICE HERE — TO SERVE THE TRI. STATE AREA  “Far Away Tours” — Located in Business Office on Cent, Ave.

Business World   sMAX PEHLER OPENS _ ‘NEW TRAVEL SERVICE HERE Ke TO ‘SERVE,  E TRL STATE AREA  ” Far Away Tours” — q ‘Located in Business ‘Office on Cent. Ave.

PF SPeCIG! LICCiivlrs _— a aenenenenmeeeamnenaneanal  Former Demo House Spots Open

But They’re Worried About South.... Democrats Seek W ins In Special Elections

Cease Fire Key To Laos Peace Talks   Pro-West. Leader Asks Major Powers To End Hostilities

Laos Asks  Truce   Pro-West Government Ready To Meet With Pathet Lao Leaders

Western Forces Ready For Cease-Fire In Laos But Are The Commies?

JOHN F. KENNEDY   Problem Of Protocol Settled At Vienna Reception Tonight

Pi ‘ot O ( ol P robl e n } S ol " ec d  M. “en : l : ca ri sie ig s : Ay n

Austria Solves Tricky Problem   Which Visiting Wife To Get Top Honor ?

Where To Seat Jackie, Mrs. Khrush ‘Poses Protocol Problem In Austria

Possible Snag ToNegotiated Peace Looms   Laos Says Truce Must Provide Red Troop Withdrawal

~McELROY ENTERS OHSAA FIGHT —  Files Action To End Control Over Athletics

Cyoryla Is Shot, captured By FBI  pe, ee eS ee eee   Bank Holdup Suspect Found Near Massillon

State's Holiday Fatalities Climb  Nine Persons Die During Weekend

$2 Million Stolen From  Towa Bank  Embezzlement By   Embezzlement By Chief's Daughter Said Largest Ever

Prison Riot Leaders Face Prosecutions   Find Homemade Arsenal Setup Tn Eastern ‘Peu’

3f) Tough Felons to Be F’rosecuted to Limit for Attempted Freedom Bid

No Bonus’ Whisky in lowa: Burris   Liquor Unit Head Cite: One Offer.in Reply To Governor.

Looks for Some Assistance From Washington  Programs included In His ‘State Of Commonwealth’ Tall

President’s 2 Proposals  On Germany  Non-Aggression Pact Between 2 Blecs

Rockefeller Says:  Those Who WantHomeRule Must Aecept Costs Also

Vyer oquappie on Goularts Kole  Red-Dominated Stevedore: Close Rio Port In Brazil

Ruling on Ex-Auditor Kept Secret   But Report Says Reduction of  Sentence OKd

Professors Favor All-Y ear School, But Want Vacations and Study Time

New Low Mark Of 17 Below Set Last Night   Crestonland Has Lowest Readings In State Today

JFK Focuses on Business Dip,  US Gold Losses   GOP Girds to Slow Demos’ Steamroller

Hunt Pressed For Lumumba   Katanga Hints U.N. Tied to Flight, Insists Denosed Premier Not Slain

Lumumba Hunt Continues; Denv Escane Manufactured’   Plane Incident enh ‘i  Reject French Apology In Attack On Red Craft

Murder Belief Spreads; Reds Request Talks   Moroccans Linked To Disappearance

Katanga Denies  Lumumba Killed  Hints U.N. Soldiers Aided Escape

 Foul Play Suspected  Katanga Hints UN's Soldiers iMixed Up In Lumumba Case

Katanga Links UN to Escape Of Lumumba   ” Government Denies Flight ‘Manufactured’ For Special Reason

Lumumba Hunt Continues: Deny Escape Manutactured   Plane Incident Reject French Apology In Attack On Red Craft

No Confirmation. That Lumumba Has Been Slain  Katanga Hints U.N. Troops Are Involved In His Disappearance

Former Premier Widely Rumored Dead-- . SearchForLumumbaContinuesIn Congo

Inquiry Demanded In Lumumba Escape   Soviet Request On Congo Fails

Lumumba Fate Still Unknown  7 Katangans Hint U.N. Helped Ex-Premier Flee

Katanga Hints U.N. Troops Involved In Disappearance of Congo Premier

Wider Employment and Use of Plant Capacity Held Necessary in U. S.

MADISON CONFERENCE —  Two Mayor Economic  .  Goals Cited By Heller

28 Appointees To Know Fate By Next Week   Committee Will Confer With Gov. Anderson On Report

Foreign Aid Pressue On Congress Grow:   Rusk, Mansfield Lead Forces Of Administration

Rusk, Mansfield Lead  Push Is Tesekoad’ For Enaectment Of Aid Bill

Appeals Meet Opposition  Administration Aid Plan Pushed Before Conaress

Foreign Aid Pressure Put On Congress   Appeals by Rusk and Mansfield for Action Run Into Opposition

WHERE TO FIND IT   en.  DEPOTS PLANNED Space Seen As Military Medium ~ In Which AF Has Dominant Role

epOre ‘Already Planned  \Air Force Demands Role In Military Space Age:

Other Mine Stories,  Photo on Page A-4   DOCTOR ORDERED REST  Miner Didnt Work --And Missed Death

Expected Worst During Ordeal, Patrolman Says   Expected to Return to Duty Next Weekend

Didn't believe he'd make it   Trooper ‘always expected worst from abductors’

Jet Is Wrecked On Taking Off  From Idlewild   26 Injured Taken to Hospitals: Plane Hits Fence, Poles and Car

Mexican Jet Crashes With 106 Aboard  Most Passengers Escape Before Airliner Burns

Mexican Airliner Hits Fence After Taking Off From New York Airfield

Only 4 Die When Passengers Flee Before Fire Engulfs Craft at New York Air Terminal

Mexican Air Lines DC8 Falls in Queens Just After Takeoff From Idlewild Airport

HIVMROLDT RAY TIDES   102 Manage To Escape As Plane foodie Up. Burns on NY Takeoff

Find Only Four Bodies  InWreckage   Mexican Jet Falls on Takeoff At Idlewild

Explodes In. Flames Near Idlewild Port   Mexican Plane Took Off In Snowstorm; Fire Hampers Search

N.Y. Plane Crash Takes Four Lives: 102 Survivors   5 DEAD IN AF CRASH

17 Arrested in Freedom Rider Forays in South   Robert Kennedy’s Aid Sought by Leadership

More Arrests Mark Freedom Drive in South   Florida’s Police Holding 17 After New Disorders

17 Arrested For Florida Race Melee   Disturbances Occur At Three Sites Along Freedom Rider Rante

Florida Arrests Seventeen For ‘Breach of The Peace  Five More ‘Freedom Riders’ Arrested In Mississippi: Washington Confers

17 Arrested In Riders’ Forays Into Florida   ‘Freedom’ Group Seeks Aid From Atty. Gen. Kennedy

MIOLUILD FUMLU  17 Freedom Riders Jailed _ By Florida Authorities

California Crews Fight 400 Blazes   New Fires Appearing Almost Hourly, Says Forestry Spokesman

Consider Kennedy Plea on Walkout   Goldberg Asks Flight Engineers, Airline Officials to Negotiate.

U.S. Intensifies Effort fo Seffle Airlines Strike   Goldberg Setting Up Conferences; Meany Uraes Settlement

WRITTEN JOR ASSURANCES ARE SOUGHT   Union Contends Litigation Is Slowing Poll

PLEAS FAIL TO SETTLE AIR STRIKE   Government Intensifies Peace Efforts

President Names Three To Attempt   Job Assurances, Ban on Discipline Asked by Union

GOP'S Wiley, Kefauver  In Hot Feud  Opening Files During Litigation Is Issue

Wiley in Tilt With Kefauver   Angry Words Tossed Back and Forth in Subcommittee

KEFAUVEVR VS. WILEY  Table-Pounding Argument Develops During Hearing

Hot Exchanges Mark Senate's Price-Fix Meet  Kefauver in Of Hearin pe

In the News  ANNOUNCE COMMITTEES FOR SUMMER SEASON — AT COUNTRY CLUB HERE  . First Dinner Set — On Memorial Day

Abuse. of missionaries, nuns, reported i in Conne   Troops in rebel province of Kivu run wild

One Missionary Girl Assaulted By Soldiers   U.N. Patrols Push Toward Isolated Village Of Terror

Nuns, American Girl Abused In Congo   On Session’s Length  Showdown In U.N. Expected

Nuns Tell Of Abuse By Troops   U.N. Patrols Trying To Reach Remote Areas

Congo Troops Attack Nuns, Rape U.S. Girl   Belgians Tell of Daily Beatings Execution Threats

American Girl Raped, Nuns Are Stripped   Whites at Mercy Of Congolese Troops In Kivu

Congo Terror Bared by White:   Rampaging Soldiers Beat, Rape, Pillage

Nuns Report On Victims Of  Congo Terror   U.N. Patrols Drivin; To Isolated Towns For Rescue Efforts

Atrocities In Congo Reported   Nuns Stripped. One U.S. Missionary Girl Raped Br Soldiers In Kivu

Report Rampaging Congo Troops Strip Nuns, Rape One Yank Missionary Girl

Congo Soldiers Go on Rampage Molest Women  UN. Patrols Trvina   U.N. Patrols Trying To Reach Villages

Congolese Terrorize  Religious Missionary Girl,  Nuns Mistreated

Rampaginc Congolese Strip Nuns   U.N. Reports Brutal Acts by Soldiers

CONGOLESE FORCE NUNS 10 DISROBE   Soldiers In Rebel Province Of Kivu On Wild Rampage

Nuns and Missionaries Treated Brutally —  7 Whites: in Kivi Are at Mercy Of Rampaging Congo Troops

Rampaging Soldiers Strip Nuns   Missionary Girl Reported Raped By Congolese

Bestial Orgy Indulged in By Troops Says UN  lik] Teaane Teuinna fa   UN Troops Trying fo Reach and Profect Defenseless Whites

Congolese  Rape U.S.  Missionary. Nuns Stripped By Soldiers  -On Ramnnae

U.N. Reports Terrorism  Nuns Abused by Troops, U.S. Girl Raped in Kivu

Yun beus Story: 48 Hours Of Terror, Rape. And Bestiality In Congo

Congolese Soldiers Go On Rampage   Nuns Stripped, Missionary Girl Is Rape Victim

Nuns in Congo Are Victims of Atrocious Acts  Whites at Mercy Pal mit @ _t§ te...

Anti-Strike Bill Stands   King-Thompson Revisions Defeated on House Vote

Current Figures Increase To $89 Billion— _ $6.9 Billion Red Ink Spending In US Budaei

6.9 Billion In The Red, Says Kennedy  Revised Estimates Will Hike Budget _

U.S. Budget Estimate Upped To *89 Billion   Badger Legislators  Back At Work Today

Kennedy Hikes Budget Figure   President Expects $6.9 Billion In Red Ink Spending for Year

JFK Increases Budget Estimate   President Now Expects $6.9 Billion In Red Ink Spending This Year

Red Ink  Estimate  Goes Up   Next U.S. Budget May Exceed $90 Billion Mark

Next Budget Sure to Pass $90 Billion   Estimate Increased; JFK Expects $6.9 Billion Red Ink Spending

JFK Increases Budget Estimate  $6.9 Billion Deficit Expected for 1963

Red Agreement On Cease-Fire Seen Possible   Harriman Optimistic As Soviet Bloc Shows Interest in’ Action

West, Reds Hopeful Of Laos Truce  Deenemsebea Thoaneht   Gromyko Thought Returning With Fece Saving Plan

Both Sides See Laos Hopes Rise   Harriman, Reds Say Agreement Near at Geneva

Laos Parley HopeToEnd War Rising   Both Sides Voice Relief Talks Will Be Started Again

Hope Seen For Parley On Laos   New Optimism Reported By U. S., Commies

New hope for long-stalled conference   Neutrals take new initiative to enforce peace

New Optimism Felt in Geneva Talks on Laos   Harriman Reportedly Bases High Hopes On Three Factors

Hopes Rise On Resuming Laos Talks  Harriman Still Optimistic Over — Peace Kareement

Pittsburgh G.M. Walkout Slows Accord   Reuther Warned To Settle Plant Level Disputes

UAW, General Motors Try to Settle Plant  Disputes Which Could Delay New Contract

c  Identical _ Notes Go To ‘Russians   Barricades Called Illeaal

President Told In Letter Berlin Expects More Than Words From Western Allies

Plan Food Shipments State Council of Churches Opens Parley Here Monday

Irishman McCormack to Get House Speake: Post Unless Irishman Kennedy Blocks Path

‘*NEEDLE-IN-HAYSTACK PROPOSITION’  Painstaking Search Led to Blast Suspects

Conterees Compromise Foreign Aid   Kennedy Gets Less Than He Wanted But Accepts .Decision

Settled In Committee Kennedy Loses Foreign Aid Bill’s Borrowing Proposal

Hive- ¥ ear Program Endorsed  i - %   President Lauds  Solons’ Action

Foreign Aid Bill Changed   lreasury-Borrowing Authority Stripped From Kennedy’s Bill

Conferees Reach Accord  Five-Year Aid Plan Voted Without Borrowing Power

S7.2 Billion Kor 5-Year Foreign Aid  jut Coneoress   But Congress  Keeps Watch

Conferees Agree On Compromise  Foreign Aid Plar  House-Senate Unit Fe Peay . ee ee. , Peeters eae   House-Senate Unit Rules Out Treasury Borrowing Feature

Footprints Sour Hunt For Killer   Desperado in lowa Ca Slays 2 Colorado Law Officers.

EF ootprints Spur Hunt For Killer   Two Colorado  Officers Slain

10-Second Tornado  Kills 13   Oklahoma Twister Also Injures 59 As It Smashed Two Tiny Towns

13 Oklahomans Die as Tornado Rips 2 Towns   4 Killed, 9 Hurt As Twister Breaks Up Happy Family Reunion

Storm Toll Is 13 Dead, 59 Injured   Tornado Lashes Okla. Makes Shambles of Family Reunion.

60 Others Injured In Tiny Towns   Family Reunion Turned Into Horror By Wind

Storm Lasted 10 Seeonds   Roaring Destruction Rips 2 Oklahoma Towns in the Night

Tornado Toll In Oklahoma Area Hits 13   Towns Shattered By Sudden Blast, Lasted 10 Seconds

15 Killed, 57 Injured in Tornado  gO  eee   Storm Smashes Through Towns in Oklahoma

10-Second Tornado Kills 15, Injures 57 Friday In 2 Small Oklahoma Towns   TOLL MAY INCREASE

10-Second Twister in ‘Oklahoma Kills Dozer   Family Reunion Turned Into Tangle OFf Horror: Bodies Blown From Yard

STORM KILLS 13 IN MERELY TEN SECONDS   Oklahoma Reunion Torn By Tornado; 59 Persons Hurt

13 Persons Dead As Tornado Hits Oklahoma Towns   Family Reunion Becomes Tragedy When Twister Smashes Into Home

ADie As Family Reunion Ends In Nightmare   10-Second Twister Rips 2 Small Towns; Arkansas Also Hit

Tornado Kills 13 In Oklahoma: Two Towns Hit      57 Persons Reported Injured in Twister Lasting 10 Seconds

57 Injured Ir Eastern Part Of State   Family Reunion Is Turned Into Tangle Of Horror

13 Killed, 59 Injured  In Twister   Two Towns Are Ripped Apart in 10 Seconds; Other Violent Storms

1O Terrible Seconds  Tornadoes Kill 13 Oklahomans,  One Arkansan

59 INJURED IN 10-SECOND NIGHTMARE   Two Towns Torn Up In Worst Of 2 Days Of Oklahoma Twisters; 13 Family Reunion Vietime.

Family Reunior Turned Into Horror Scene   Towns of Howe, Reichert Hard Hit

13 Killed As Tornado Hits In Oklahoma   Small Towns Of Howe And Reichert Bear Twister’s Brunt; Officials Fear Toll May Go Higher.

Twisters Quick Blow  Kills 15 in Oklahoma   Utter Devastation In Sleepy Valley

59 Others Injured in 2 Tiny Towns   Twister Tears Away Half of One in Less Than 10 Seconds

Social Gatherings  FRED J. H. PLUEG! ae TO ‘CELEBRATE:  40TH. ANNIVERSARY FEB: .

ITS THAT TIME AGAIN   City Pledges $5,000 To Raise Road for Lake

Texans Discuss Informally - Udall Hears Views On Park Ait Padre Island

May Be Negotiator  Mobutu Returns to Capital; Future Congo Role in Doubt

Kidnaped Girl : Victim of Rape, Brutal Beating   She Is Near Death In Joplin Hospital; Suspect Arrested

rew Leaps to Safety, Fea e Trapped  Oil Ti anker Blast Rocks Port City

Janker Fire  Kills One,  Injures 21 Aviation Fuel  Is Threatened By Flames

Tanker Fire  Menaces  Two Towns Ship Explodes And Per ‘ils 7  ct, wv

15,000 PANIC IN ARENA AS SCENERY FALLS  Storm Breaks on Outdoor ‘Carmen’

One Dead, 15,000 Opera Fans Panic Cardboard City of ‘Seville’  Collapses in Italian Storm

DECESSLOTUSE LPO DULLES DOGLER  New Outbreak Feared in Congo Crisis

Katanga Envoys Arrive for Conge  Parliament Meet  Doubt Still Prevails Tshombe Will End  Secession Struggle

Six Deputies From Katanga At Wialiment   UN Forces Seal OFF Area to Halt Action Against Tribal Units

Katangans Take Seats in National Parliament of The Congo Thursday

Skepticism Remains Or Tshombe's Willingness   He Charges U.N. Troops Are Digging In. Planning New Military Offensive

Statewide Group Is To Be Formed To Aitract New Industry To Indiana

Chimpanzee Recovered  After Flight   i aaa il  Hop’s Success May Speed Up Manned Flicht

‘Ham’ Takes Rocket Ride ()f 420 Miles   Redstone Misfire Results In Higher And Longer Flight

See No Reason  Now to Delay Flight by Van   Misfire Sends Chimp Higher Than Slated: Speed Much Faster

SEA TARGET IS OVERRUN   Big Stride Taken Toward Manned Space Flight

‘Ape Taken Alive From Atlantic   Astronaut May Take A Similar Flight Shortly

An Astronaut Might Follow In 2-3 Months   ‘Ham’ Goes Higher, Faster And Further Than Was Intendex

Picked Up Alive After Rocket Ride  ry” * . Pest Fails Fee. * eee eee eee ee   Test Fails in Some Parts

NUCLEAR WAR SEEN ALTERNATIVE U.N. Seeks the Solution of  World Disarmament Issue

UN Haunted’ By Fears Of A-Destruction Seek Check For  . Armament Race

Fear Nuclear Holocaust Is  daunting U.N   Speakers Outline Urgent Need To Halt Arms Battle

WIDOW GIVES $5 OF HER $6 Citizens Raise $7,500 To Regain Industry

TAKES OVER FRIDAY  Sidiner Elected Chairman Of Linceln ASC Conunittee

27 Still Jailed in Jackson  Montgomery Arrests SeveninMixedGroup

Assault on Deep South's Segregation Laws Shows Little Sign of Weakening

Racial ‘Tension  Unabated  Arrests Fail To Quench Zeal  Or." 61D?) ....-3

Most Marshals Withdrawn 34 Arrests Fail to Dim Kreedom Riders’ Hope

‘Freedom Riders Turn Down Bail,  (thers Arrested   CORE Director Urges Defiance Of Segregation

Trail Blazers Decline Bail: Trials Today  Bob Kennedy Pulls Most Marshals Out Ms Alahama [itu

Bus Riders Turn Down  Bail Offer   Jackson Jail Holds 27; More Arrested In Montgomery

Jackson Defendants Refuse Bail Offer; Pian Rally Tonight In Behalf of Riders

Segregation Intact  - South Stands Firm   Negro Cleric Shot In Alabama

Segregation Challengers Decline Bail   Seven More Seized Upon Their Arrival In Alabama Capital

‘Riders’ Vow To Continue  South Attack   Bail Is Spurned by Those Jailed: Force Of U.S. Marshals Cut

Vream Came Irue     Jeff Chandler, 42, Movie Star, Dies in Hollywood.

News Day, Night   Actor Succumbs  Mt 42  ee emmmmnenmeeaen  Battle For Life Lost By Chandler

Jeff Chandler Dies Unexpectedly of Blood Poisoning After Surgery

S C. Leaf Mart Opens August 3  ba Is Week Earlier Than Bright Belt Group Had Proposed

Dordt Chorus to Present Cantata on December §   Dale Grotenhuis Is Director

Stocks Also Take Losses On Market  New Austerity   New Austerity Program Blamed For Sharp Drops

Bonds Off, ‘British In  ‘Tight Bind i   New Austerity Move Affects Stocks As  Investors Unload

British Bonds Dip in Answer To New Taxes   Wage Earners Angry; Stocks On Skids Too

Stocks Are Hit By Selling Wave Prices Are Off   Austeri rity Pr ragram  satyenm Annroaywn

British Bond, Stock ° Prices Hit by Selling In Austerity Reaction

LONDON (AP) — British government bonds fell to record lows on the stock exchange today while stock prices also suffered widespread losses.

MEMBERSHIPS ARE APPROVED   Quter Mongolia And Mauritania Voted Into United Nations

Council Approves Outer Mongolia, Mauritania for Membership in UN

Nixen Says Kennedy Popular, But Program Has Virtually No Support

  _ Other Problems Discussed Nixon Gets Fill-In on Cuba  ‘At Meeting in White House

‘There's Pure Communism In Cuba Now’-- Pilot Tells Why He Deserted Castro

Syrian Rebel Regime Given  USS. Approval   Recognition Action Announced, Embassy Will Be Established

State Dept. Cites Pledge Of Obligations   Application To U.N. Backed By Washington

REPORT REDS CAPTURED 11 YANK AIRMEN   \No Word on Fate of 11 Survived Attack On Plane.

Reds Say 11 U. S. Missing Crewmen Downed In 58 Were All Captured

RUSS REVEAL T1US. AIRMEN SEIZED IN 1958   Shot Down Near Turkish Border

Established Many Ree -ords  Baseball Great Ty Cobb Claimed By Cancer At 74

Record Stands As Towering Monument  Ty Cobb, Baseball Great, Dead At74

~CANCER CLAIMS THE GEORGIA PEACH First Member Of Hall  Fame Sucewmbs At 74

Guerrilla Tactics For U.S. Troops   Army Will Train 3,000 In Special Type Warfare

Army Plans More Units Overseas   To Send Thousands Of Combat Troops To World Hot Spots

GUERRILLA TRAINING SET Army Plans Increase Of Troops To Hotspots

3,000 To Be Trained In-Guerrilla: Warfare.  Army Will Send ‘Thousands’  To Overseas Hotspot Areas

Troops To Go  To ‘Hot Spots’  _ Army Leaders Tell Of Defense Plans.

‘Army Plans to Send Thousands of Troops Overseas to Hotspots in Cold War

Reach Accord On Exchange Of Prisoners   13-Point Treaty Stalls UN Campaign For Unified Congo

U.N., Katanga Reach Cease Fire Accord   U.N, Guarantees ’ Non-Interyention  If     ea Invaded

UN, Katanga Conclude Pact On Cease-Fire   Agreement Virtually Recognizes Inde pendence of Seces sionist Province.

PROVINCE VIRTUALLY RECOGNIZED  U.N, Katanga Conclude Definite Cease-Fire

Widow Mother Happy, ProudofChildren— Third Child In Estonian Refugee Family Wins US Scholarship

Down 700 Million  U.S. Income Shows Drop; Senate Votes Jobless Aid

Individual Income Sags  4th Month  New Report Counters Hope Bottom Reached

Personal Income  Off $700 Million   Reserve Board Says Bottom of Recession Near

Lev eling-off Indicated By  1¢ onomists   Plant Production Cutbacks Blamed For Much of Dron

U.S. Personal Income Slumps in February   $700 Million Drop in Annual Rate Gives No Comfort to Economists Looking for Bottom Of Recession; Over-All Production Levels Off

Personal Income of Americans Is Down in February   Sag Reflects Drop In Wages Due to Slowing of Many Industries.

Total Income  Drop Reported  PUI LOS! Pivillll $700 Million Cut  Listed; Reserve Ranorte ‘Turn’

INCOME OFF AMID SIGNS OF RECOVERY   Federal Reserve Says Sales, Production Rise; Commerce Dept. Reports February Drop In Wages.

Several Signs Indicate Bottom of Recession Reached: Income Lowel

JFK Seeks Full Use Of  Resources   Chides Republicans For Policy Of “No New Stare”

JFK Urges Attention  To Natural Resources  Asks Reports From All State On Flood

Conservatior Urged By President   Special Message To Congress Also Calls For Cooperation

U. §. Stands Pat On Laos Demands  Rejects British-Russ Equipment Program

JFK, Nehru Both to Try Selling Job   President Hopes For Understanding Of U.S. Policies

Inferiority Complex Inventor  Dr. Carl Jung, Famed Psychologist Passes

U.N. Launches All-Out Attack In Congo War  Kennedy Trying For Meeting of Rival Leaders

Penetrates Deeply Into Elisabethville   Tshombe Charges ‘Terror Barrage’ Killing Civilians

TSHOMBE CABLES TRUCE OFFER  UN Troops Attack   U. S. to Increase Aid to Viet Nam

People You Know  TO RECEIVE DOCTOR .  OF PHILOSOPHY DEGREE IN BACPERIOLOGY — JUNE 13 AT LOYOLA

People You Know   TO RECEIVE DOCTOR OF: PHILOSOPHY DEGREE IN BACTERIOLOGY ' = Swe jaa TAYAE

In the News   WANT TO PROHIBIT ARMY ENGINEERS FROM OPENING THE MISSOURI RIVER  — TO NAVIGATION  Electric Consumers  Group Sees Possible — Severe Water —  Shortage in Basin

W ashington Determined On Ouster  Arrest Action .\ eh it 8) Sean

Diplomatie Post Being Given Up   U.S. Threatened Invokation Of Yminigration Law

IMMIGRATION LAWINVOKED AGAINST SPY   Czechoslovakian Loses Diplomatic Rights To Stay Here

U.S. THREAT TURNS TRICK  Czech Spy Gives Up; Will Fly Home Today

Accused Czech Master Spy Chooses To Leave UN Post, Avoid Expulsion

Czech ‘Spy’ To Get Out Of Country   U.N. Envoy Is Stripped  Of Diplomatic Immunitv

Accused Spy Will Be Sent Home Today   immigration Laws Invoked To Strip Czech Of Immunity

Senate Bill Offers Plan To Share Cost   In Distribution Of Commodities To Unemployed

House Passes Bill fo Share Food Gift Cost   Will Help Counties Finance Program for Unemployed.

Retarded Children’s Association Sponsoring Statewide Essay Project

U. S. To Insist On Effective Control In Test Ban Treaty   Arthur Dean, Delegate To Geneva, Is Veteran Bargainer With Reds

U.S. To Deman¢ Control System   Leading Issue in Nuclear Ban Talk

If Pact Ils Made With Soviets  ULS. To Insist On Effective Nuclear Ban Control System

Disarmament  U.S, Wants K-W Talks  In Aucust   Nuclear Test Ban U.S. Will Insist On Tough Controls

Strip ped Down Version  School Aid Plan May Be Revived               Small Hope Northeast Will See Moon Eclipse

Snowstorms, Winds, Lash  Middle West-Boy Missing   {2-Inch Snows In Great Lakes

South Wisconsin ls Walloped by Severe Weather   Motorists Warned to Keep Off Highways

Snowstorm frustrates hunt for missing 4-year-old   ‘Farm hoy lost. . in worst storm _ofseacan.

YEAR-OLD BOY LOST IN DEEP SNOV      Clogged Roads Stop Search For lowa Toty Schools Closed, Ca rs  - Stalled In Drifts. = <>

Blocks Search for Missing Boy Raging Snowstorm Rips Across Upper Midwest

4-YEAR-OLD BOY LOST IN DEEP SNOW   Clogged Roads Stop Search For lowa Tot; Schools Closed, Cars Stalled In Drifts. o  be.

New Snow Covers Plains   Eight To Twelve Inches Reported; Freezing Rain, Sleet Hit South

Snowfall Up To 17 Inches  Is Recorded   4-Year-Old Farm Boy Lost In lowa During Big Blow

Winter Prolongs Last-Ditch Stand   Raging Snowstorm Hits Northern Plains Area

 aent : a Despite Warning of Tenuous Ground  U.S. Committee Will Answer ‘Castro on Prisoner Ransom

4On Tenuous Ground  “Traclors’ Group fo Reply To Castro Despite Warnine

In Spite Of Warning Caterpillar Committee  Replies To Fido Today

Tractor Unit Re pl v Due On Castro Terms  — Congress Leader  ~ Frowns On Cuban’s Move To Negotiate

Tractor Trade Committee To Answer Castro’s Terms   “Way Left Open for Negotiations”

Tractors For Freedom’ Group To Reph To Castro: Solon Warns Of Danger

Tractor Committee Warned Against Negotiating Trade With Cuban Boss

Tractor Swap Group Readies Reply to Cuba   Castro Wants Parley In Havana with U.S. Representative

People You Know   ROBERT STOEBER —  CONTRACTS P@ISONING  FROM TWO WASP BITES Tangles With Swarm  ~— While Tearing Down Former Brucher Houca

People You Know   ROBERT STOEBER — CONTRACTS W@ISONING FROM TWO WASP BITES  Tangles With Swarm — While Tearing Down  1S ees SRuwiemacwe SS mceiwu,

Nelson Supports Rival of Lucey   ATTORNEY GENERAL DEPLORES’ MOVE

New Cabinet Named   New Cabinet Named  Arosemena Takes Over  Tn Ecuador

Leftist President Seleets Cabinet  To Help Govern Strife-Torn Ecuador

See Se AS ee  Extreme Leftist Takes Presidency of Ecuador; Castro Hails Arosemena

‘Castro Hails Regime  ‘Leftist Takes Control Of Riot-Torn Ecuador

Nine-Month ‘Famine’ Ended Minuteman Rocket Fired From Underground Tube

Minuteman Launching Successful   Instant ICBM in Half-Ocean Flight Into Target Area

Emphasis on Capacity for Conventional War, but- U.S. Will Use Nuclear Power If Necessary, McNamara Says

U.S. to Use Atom Power If Necessary   Defense Chief Tells Hearing In Washinaton

Nuclear Weapon: Possible   Soviets Can't Count On Help Of Satellites

McNAMARA TELLS HOUSE:  U.S. Will Use Nuclear Power In Berlin ‘If It’s Necessary’

jMcNamara: cNam US. Will Use Nuclear ‘Arms If Situafion Necessary

‘Only if Necessary ae Defense Chief Says U.S. ‘May Use Nuclear Power’

a  Nuclear Arms May Be Used If Necessary  . McNamara Says”  Atom Power Can  Ty  €ten

Doubts Mr. K Can Depend On Satellites . McNamara Doesn’t Quibble About Use Of Nuclear Bomb

U.S. Would Use Nuclear Powe It Necessary Says McNamara   Emphasis Still On Conventional  Warfare Ability

If necessary, U.S. will use  nuclear arms   Present moves on conventional warfare boosts

Welense Chiet heports:  ener RRR EET i eet Nena rr eet enn eet  ate Peer Will Be Used If Need Is Seen

U. $. Readies Nuclear Arms  Defence Chief Secac   Defense Chief Sees No Ban On Their Use

U.S. Will Use Nuclear Arms lf Needed To Defend Berlin,  Secretary McNamara Says

West's § trategists Buck paciee Vote  Head Off Asian anette rican n Move Aski ing Ine AecteL EDR Anat

Adjourned Until Monday .... U.N. Test Ban Resolution Is Delayed by Maneuvering

Moratorium appeal haltec   West heads off Asian-African move in the U.N.

On Inside Paces   In Supporting Governor’s Group... Legislative Committees  Reject PSEA Proposals

By Special Education Committ  Series Of Setbacks Are Handed PSEA

Most Will Go To Germany In Immediate Future   Halt Dependents Travel to Europe After Oct. 9

Most of Force To Be Assigned To German Area  Dependents Face New Travel Ban Under Speedup

US. Sending 40,000 More Gls Abroad   Pentagon Suspend: Dependents’ Trave in European Crisis

Suspend Move of Dependents Starting Oct. 9   Army Units to Be Sent Overseas: Not Desianated

Most Of Them Destined For Germany Duty   Pentagon To Suspend Transportation Of Dependents To ETO

United States to Send 40,000 Troops  To Europe, Most Headed for Germany

‘In Immediate Future’ Says McNamara  U. $. To Send 40,000 Men To Europe

Car Passes Through Flames   ‘In Immediate Future  U.S. Will Send 40,000 More Troops To Europe

U.S. Sends 40,000 Troops To Bolster German Forces   Nuclear Talks Buried

40, 000 Additional U.S. Army Troops To Be Sent To Europe   Most Will Go To Germany; To End Transportation Of Dependents

40,000 10 REINFORCE 7TH ARMY   Mechanized Equipment, Troop Carriers Go To Germany; Dependents Barred Except For West Berlin.

40.000 Regular Army Troops Going fo Europe   Transportation of Dependents Halted, Except to W. Berlin

All Port Calls To Dependents Are Cancelled   U. S. Moves Swiftly To Bolster Its Forces Abroad

Crash Tears Truck Apart—   U.S. Sending 40,000 Army Troops to Europe

Most Destined For German Duty   Pentagon To Suspend Dependent Travel

40,000 U. S. Gls To Go to Europe  Regulars Will Strengthen Combat And Supporting Forces in Berlin

REPORT MOST 10 BE SENT TO GERMANY   3eef Up Combat Forces In Face Of Soviet Threat  PENTAGON   Also Announces Transportation Of Dependents To Be Suspended Oct. 9

U.S. To Up 7th Army By 40,000   Reinforcement: To Be Sent To Germany

40,000 Gls To Be Sent To Europe   Transit of Dependents To That Continent Will Be Halted.

‘In ‘In Immediate Future’ Future’  40,000 Troops  Due For Europe:

Pentagon Halting Transportation Of Dependents, Beginning Oct. 9   Most of the Regular Army Men Will Depart For Germany ‘in Immediate Future’ in View Of Threat to Berlin: Units Not Disclosed

Reinforcement Includes Mechanized Equipment; No Dependents Will Go

U.S. SENDING 40,000 TROOPS TO EUROPE   Reinforcements Will Bring Overseas Forces Up To Strength Of 250,000

More Men To Be Sent  To Europe   Most of 40,000 Men Being Moved Abroad Will Be Stationed in Germany

Pentagon Announces Ban on Dependents   Suspension Covers Eyery Means of Travel to European Countries

For four years...  _ Granson admits playing — ghost in Arkansas home

Navy Figures Vessel is About 400 ‘Attlee Eeet at lelesed Of Grndalanunea

Hijacked Vessel In Caribbean, Heading North   Four Patrol Planes Dispatched to Area; Passenger Messages Received,

Send Planes To Area East Of Guadaloupe   Rough Seas, Low Visibility Hampers Search

Ship Messages Used To Get Radio Bearing  Planes Sent  ~ To Search Area

Hijacked Ship Believed Speeding North In Caribbean  Navy Gets ‘Fix’ On Liner

i Varlobeall:  US Navy Has ‘Fix’ On Luxury Liner, Patrol Planes Searching Area

\Four Selected Monday Jurors Are Being Sought For George Cutter Trial

LOOKS UNLIKELY           U.S. Troop Entrance Into Viet Nam Pending

i it i ii il i a Mii hh i iat iid lated  X15 Sets Speed Mark of 3,140 On the Way Up

INO INGCC TO Wert Excited...  Demo Leaders Expect Victory   In Contests ...  23 Bonham Students To Enter TIL Events

Observance:  GOP. Ready  For Kansas Celebration  End of Democrat Reign to Cause New Enthusiasm

GOP in Kansas Holds Biggest Party in Years   Republicans Today Celebrating Returr Of Highest Office

Recovery Try Slafed In 4 Days   Space Agency Finds Lost Dotted Moon

Merchant Ship Anchors Near Norfolk   Captain Among Defectors On Vessel Taking Sugar To Soviet!

Cuban Refugee Group Includes Ship’s Captain   Remainder Of Crew Returns To Cuba; Names Held Secret To Protect Families

Political Asylum Is Granted Cubans On Merchant Ship  Unscheduled Freedom Stop Made Chesapeake Bay

Cuban Vessel Takes Refuge In Va. Harbor   Captain And Nine Crewmen Granted Plea For Asylum

10 Crewmen Of Cuban Ship Given Asylum   Vessel Makes an Un.scheduled ‘Freedom Stop’ In Chesapeake Bay.

10 Crewmen On Cuban Ship Defect to U.S.  Others on Board To Be Allowed

Ike To Give Farewell  Talk On TV   Addresses Nation Tonight At 8:30

.__ PRESIDENT’S_ FINAL ONE 7  Ike Gives. Report To People Tonight

From the White House. . . Ike To Say Farewell Tonight on Networks

Address Scheduled At 8:30  Ike Makes Farewell Talk To U. S. Tonight

Nation To Hear  Farewell Speech By Eisenhower   Final Broadcast As President Will Be Made From White House Tonight

NAMES iN THE NEWS5 GOP’s George W. Pepper Dies At 94 in Pennsylvania Home

Bill Approved Imposing E ye  Examinations  Versus Is Given Approval by the House Early Today

Nelson Signs State Budget   Governor Vetoes GOP Changes in Bill, Agency Funds to Stand

MARS AND VENUS LATER  Soviets Plan More Earth Orbits, Then Manned Flight to the Moor

ALFORM SCHOOL INVESTIGATION OPENS TODAY   Sociologist Testifies Strong er Boys Allowed to Beat  Other Inmates.

Congo igo Allows UN To Fly in Troops  Toughens Demand to Give Up Seaport

Youth Admits He Set Blaze Killing Two   New Brush Fire Nearing Sonora, Jumos Hiaghway

Army Captain Shot to Death In Havana   Dead Man Describec As Bodyguard for Economic Official

Guevara Pal Shot To Death   Not Clear If It Was Part Of An Assassination Plot

Inside Jhe Star Joday   Buildings Shake; Believe Sound Barrier Broken

News Notes  OF LOCAL  Happenings   MR. SIDEBOTTOM RETURNS   COLINTRY CLUR STAG

West Germany To Build Up Its Military Power   Adenauer, Brandt Join In Denouncing. Humar Rights: Violation

E. Germans Throw Up Brick Wall   Adenauer, Brandt Speak Before The Bundestag

Adenauer, Brandt Hit Red Actions   Leaders Condemn Berlin Barricade as Rights Violation

(,ermans prepare: Adenauer   Country will increase NATO preparedness

Brandt Hints U.N. Should Act  Germany to Increase NATO Forces.        But Adenauer Suppports Negotiations

Military Steps Not Solution, Adenauer Says   Brandt Agrees Action Violates Human Rights

Adenauer to Step Up Defenses  CLaneallasr Asan.   Chancellor Warns Military Moves Won't Solve Issue

West Germany To Strengthen Preparedness   Communist Actions Violation of Rights

Adenauer Says Solution Rests In Negotiation   States Germany Ready To Share Defense Burden

Vow Given Allies on  Kast Talks  Bundestag Hears Adenauer. Brandt

Free Elections Again Is Asked By Chancellor   Pledges Cooperation With Allies To Get Negotiations Started

Bonn Plans To Step Up  [Readiness   Adenauer, Brandt Say Reds Violate Haman Rights

RussiaGets _ Dire Warning By Adenauer  Chancellor Asks - Peaceful Solutior

Chancellor To Build Uy  Bonn Foree   Adenauer Reveals West German Plan  To Support NATO

But Adenauer Says Force Can't End Crisis; Pledges Cooperation With Allies

Columbus Hit By Crippling Transit ieup   ‘Operation Good Neighbor’ Starts In Ohio's Capital

Big $240,000 Mobile Passenger Lounge For Air Traveler of Future Unveiled

Deaths At UNC Murder, Suicide?  All Indications Point Toward That, ‘Chief Blake Savs

Holy Week Letters  Cursed Beam Becomes Blessing   By RALPH BYERS Herald Church Editor

*Udall Winner » Arizona Race   Interior Secretary Controversy Center

You'll Find It    Last Restraints Removed--  Court Gives Hoffa Clear Path Of Contro!

Federal Court Ruling Clears Way $$ ees A Seara Way  Hoffa Has Path To Undisputed Power

Western Officials Express Surprise At Soviet Action   East German Police Fight Back Allied Sector Crowds

Forces Sent To Borders f W. Berlin   Reds Order Curb On West-To-East Travel By Auto

Floods ‘Menace  Midwest   Storms Subside, Leave Hundreds Homeless In Eiyvht States

33 Deaths Attributed To Storms   Hundreds Homeless In Eight States; Loss In Millions

33 Deaths Chalked Up  To Storms   Damage In Millions And Many Made Homeless

Drenching Storms Add More Damage In Ohio, Kentucky: Foot In4 Days

Wilson-Greenville Included  (Multiple Changes Proposed Today In Piedmont Airlines’ Route No. 87

French Chief Upheld On His Algeria Plan   Smashing Victory In Referendum Seen As Mandate

Warn of Surge in Road Deaths   Safety Council Predicts 500 Holiday Fatalities

Brown Calls Conference On Jobless   Unemployment Set At 517,000—8 Pct. Of State’s Work Force

Today's Register   AS WE GO TO PRESS...   ... Moving Firms Indicted For Price-Rigging

White House Isn't Talking About Tumble Jackie Kennedy Took While Fox-Hunting

Substitute Rejected 63 to 64  Minimum Wage Bill Survives Ist Test

Raps Kennedy For Appointing Polifical Crony  Africa For Africans Statement Assailed By N.Y. Republican  WASHINGTON, Feb. 28 (AP) —A Republican co preman has accused  ennen Williams, former Michigan governor, of «ine mouth dis ease” and hes urged Kennedy to recall him from AfriRep. Wiliam E. Miller, RoN.Y. chairman of the lican Congressional committee, was referting to the furor touched off last  ‘Sires ee ot er ee eee      JFK Set To Defend Soapy At News Mee:

JEK Backs Soapy In Africa Row   Total Effect O£ Tour Called Good

Kennedy Backinc Williams, Report  Sees Controversial  a any inne

"Lucky if He Came Out... Alive’ Many Men Had Fearec Radar Pest Collapse

Summons Goes Out to 311] Units Of ‘tree Services: Berlin Crisis Deeverns

76,500 MILITARY RESERVISTS © ORDERED TO ACTIVE DUTY OCT. 1   West Berlin Security Guard Increased to Prevent Clash

United States Quickens Its Berlin Preparedness Pace With Big Callup

Slated For Active Duty By October {   Move Part Of Plar To Increase Forces To 2,743,000 Men

Army Replies To Questions  Ba Deamobles Cond   14 Answers Listed In Pamphlet Sent To Guard, Reserve

Being Told Why They Have Been Called  Into Service   REPLIES GIVEN TO VARIETY OF GRIPES

Lebeck Enters Race for Majority Floor Leader in Next Leeislature

Map Plans for Summit Talks in Vienna   U. S. and Russian Officials Complete Arrangements

«J SS SS ENO PN a ee TE eR Ee = ad A LEMTEN STORY  LG Meni Co Carsar oes,  0 ON os eens mua supe ees esa  oJ  sire .   —The Emperor Is Unconcerned

Gun Battle Fatal To Holdup Suspect   Patrolman Also Wounded in New York City.

THE HOMETOWNERS  THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ON IN MCKINNEY 44 ~~ GOLLIN GOUNT Y 

 Pf aD = we ms _ rts Russians Prepare Nations  For Word Of Nuclear Test

GRANTED WIDE LATITUDE Moscow Based Ambassadors  To Begin Probing for Talks   MAY END CONGO BATTLE Katangese Delegates Set  For Constitutional Talks

Welsh Cuts Spending as Funds Wane  Revenues Off, Fear State to Go Broke  tem lesriraru.Melbc

THERE’S A DIFFERENCE Kennedy Report May Remind U.S. Of FDR’s Chats

Kennedy Explains Berlin Tuesday   Grave Decision On Berlin Will Be Given People

Would Allow Dissolution By Local Voting  Fifth Special   Fifth Special Session Passes 9 Other Measures

For $500 a year President gets a new car that really is “loaded”

Government To Rent It For $500 A Year Chief's Snazzy Limousine Sports An Elevator

ELEVATOR, BUBBLE TOP Kennedy Receives New Presidential Limousine

TREE REACHES WHITE HOUSE   4 Congressmen Agree 32nd Morale Is High, Split On Other Points

Barbara and Her Airman Finally Wed   Their Next Trip Already Planned By U.S. Air Force

Reinforecd Riot Police Round Up Thousands Of Moslem Algerians Staging Demonstrations

Wheat Farmers Vote Today on Next Year’s Quotas   Polls Open at ASC Office in Butler at 8:00 A. M. and Close at 6:00 P. M.

Hangings Today  Menderes Is Too III To Stand Execution At The Present Time

Military Junta Hangs Former Turk Officials   Menderes Execution Delayed; Ex-Premier Considered ‘Too Jil’

Turks Execute ) fx. officials  aArmar Deacidant   Former President Bavar’s Life Spared

MENDERES ‘TOO ILL TO DIE’ Two Former Ministers  In Turkey Are Hanged

Two Turkish Officials Hang   First Of Several Who Will Be Sent To Gallows

—TWO HANGED IN TURKEY — Say Menderes Too IIl  To Stand Execution

Believed Jet Training Exercise  Soviet Sonic Booms Rain Down on Berlin

pore eS5 TOr PIORE   Farm Bureau Chief Reports County Issue Not Personal

MAS he BM BAIR Be Ba KR AR RK  Unions To Answer  Charges Of ‘Loafing’

Even Reds Offered Medical Aid In Taylor Case:She Is MuchImproved

Assures That U.S. Will Oppose Red China's U.N. Bid   President, China's Chen Issue Statement On 3 Days Of Talks

Kennedy Reaffirms U.S. Stand Against Admitting Communist China to UN

Nationalists, U.S. Agree On Red China   Issue of Communist Outer Mongolia Joining U.N. Still Unsettled

Kennedy reaffirms alliance U.S., China agree fo oppose ~ Red China U.N. admission

JFK Reaffirms Alliance With Chiang Regime   Assures Nationalists America Will Op. pose Reds’ Admission to UN,

U.S. Plans To Oppose Red China   America To Fight Admission Of Reds Into United Nations

 Kennedy, Chen Vow fo Halt Red China UN Seat; Outer Mongolia Unsettled

Free China Ties Firm,  Says JFK   Joint Agreement Made With Cheng

Kennedy Reaffirms U. S. Alliance _ ~ With Nationelist China in Communique

U.S., China Alliance  Reaffirmed.  Communique Fails To Mention Recognition Of Outer Mongolia

Left On March Communists, Castro Admirers In  Chile To Make Selves Felt in U.S.

LEFTIST ACTIVITY SPURRED ON BY INTELLECTUALS  Chile Is New Latin Hot Spot

Rainfall May Halt For While Today  More Due Saturday; Floods Edge Upward

Fallout Shelter Program is Termed As Contusing and as Contradictory

Indiana, Ohio Areas Are Hit By Tornadoes   One Hoosier Injured Near Red Key At Least 24 Hurt In Western Ohio

Russia May Request Indochina Unit  To Probe Laos Rift   Action Would be West Plan Reversal Of Cease-Fire First, Then Control

Moscow Offers Counter Plan For Laos Peace   Western Nations Withhold Views For Time Being

Soviets May Accept Truce For Laos   Diplomatic Sources Hint Russians Ready With New Set of Term:

Soviets Said Drafting Own Laos Proposa   By EUGENE McLOUGHLIN United Press International

Reds Might  OK Laotian  Cease-Fire But It Will  Be Soviet ‘Term:

Reverse Western Procedure   Considers Group To Work Out Plans For Halting Hostilities

Hint Reds would  delay cease-fire  Would continue fighting until control group was reactivated, planned action

2 Bombs Detonated At Capital   Integration Called Cause; No One Hurt

Police Initiate Block-By-Block Hunt In Capital   Mystery Caller Says Bombs Are Integration Protest

Hunt Bomber In Washington  One Blast ls Near White House, Second Is at Busy Intersection

No One Hurt In Downtown Explosions   He Is Against Intégration, Man Tells Police

Mystery Botnber Sets Off Two Blasts 'In Capital as Integration Protest.

Stamp Plan Folding Is W.Va. ‘Fear’   Welfare Official Is Shuddering Over Prospects

Welfare Chief Shudders At Thought Of Food Stamp Plan Being Stopped

‘Communist Movement Would Blow Up’ If U.S. Revised Policy—Birch Society Head

Killian Will Head Board For Inquiry  Action Is Follow-Up   Action Is Follow-Up On Recent Fiasco In Cuban Invasion

JFK Wants Full Review On Ageneie:   President Orders Full-Scale Check On CIA Activities

JFK Orders Review OF U.S. Spy Activities   Enlarges Board Of Consultants On ‘Intelligence’

JFK. Orders Review Of Intelligence   President Names Members To Board, Asks For Action

JFK Orders Full-Seale CIA Study   Consultants Get ~ Broad Powers

JFK Orders Full-Scale Review Of U.S. Foreign Intelligence Effort —

U. S., Russia Collide Over Laos Veto   Differences Aired As Rusk, Gromyko Offer Peace Pians

U.S., Russia Split on Laos  Veto Power   Air Differences Over Control Commission

Counter Proposals Made At Geneva By Delegates.   Laotians Agree ° To Provisional Coalition Regime

Prosecutor Says Report Lists Killing Of Jews As If It Were Speaking Of Cannina Sardines

>  Horse Show Opens  Local Contestants Tops      Dust-Chasers at Work

Reaction Varied ‘Flying Classroom’ Introduced To Schools In 6-State Section

Reaction Given to  Sky Tes Na) OY CS { Lessons Beamed To 6-State Area

Reaction to First Flying Classroom’ Varies; Youngsters Like It, Teen-Agers Are Critica

BECAUSE OF POLICIES  UN Political Group Votes Boycott Of South Africa

Africa Boycott Okayed   Apartheid Wit in Two Resolutions by Panel

Briefs... From the Wire   UN Committee Approves African Boycott Demand

South Africa. Boycott Voted By U.N. Group   Harsh Resolution, Milder One Backed By U.S. Endorsed

UN Unit OKs South African Boycott Plans   Victory Margin Not Sufficient to Assure Assembly's Approva

Milder Proposal Also Passed  South Africa Boycott Plan ‘Approved by UN Group

UN Group Backs §. Africa Boycott  Vote Close, Doubt Assembly Passage

African Demand Approved   Political Committee Of U.N. Accepts S. Africa Boycott —

W Seamen Deserted  Cuban Ship Tied In Legal Web   Supreme Court Co-Op Income Tax Battle Is Expected

C&0,B&0 Merger Awaits ICC Approval  Network Would Be  Second Only to PRR In Size and Wealth

B&0 Endorses C&0 Merger  New York Contral   New York Central Left Out In Cold

India, In Border Trouble With Red China Reports Goa Troops Have Crossed Border

Republicans Howl For Scalp Of Secretary Stewart Udall In Ticket Soliciting Deal

BUSIEST HARBOR PARALYZED New York Longshoremen In Protest Demonstration

Three - Nation Peace Team Starts Work-- Rebels Try To Torpedo Laos Talk

Reds Ignore Conference On Cease-Fire   Neutralist Prince, Pathet Lao Leaders Instead Fly to Swit zerland.

Laos Truce Team Meets Loyalists   3-Nation Commission Hampered By Reds’ Lack Of Cooperation

Rebels Leave Peace Talks In Laos Again  International Control Commission Working On Cease Fire

Laotian Rebels Snub Three-nation Peace Team To Attend Geneva Parley

Top Reds Leave Laos, Fly To Geneva   Launch Propaganda Attack Against King’ Call For Parliament

Truce  Team Acts   Cease Fire Talks Handicapped; Red Leaders Take Walk

Demos Crush Reapportion Foes 55-25  Realignment May Solve : Smith-Lipscomb Conflict

Here’s A Real Saint Nicholas  Children Think Thi Even Without Santi

Governor And Wife Wed 31 Years; Have Five Children   POSSIBLE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY

Rockefellers Announce Separation, ‘Divorce Plans After 31-Year Union

Reelection Plans Not Affected  Rockefellers Seek Divorce   Rockefeller's Divorce  Shuffles GOP Picture

Married 31 Years Gov. Rockefeller and Wife  Separated, Planning Divorce

Gov. Rockefeller, Wife Separate ir Step to Divorce  Nawe Can Change

Agreement ‘Amicable’  Nelson A. Rockefellers Parting After 31 Years

Rockefeller Separat ion Announced   (,overnor, Wife Plan Divorce. Property Settlement

 WrnGt ASOUr RECCCcrioOn:   Gov. Rockefeller, Wife Separate; Seek to End 31-Year Marriage

Divorce Plans Of Rockefellers May Affect Race  Governor and Wife Ending Marriage

Governor,  Wife Split Up   End of Marriage May Affect’64. GOP Race

Gov. Rockefeller Of New York, Wife  Asree To Separation; Divorce Planned

Married for 31 Years —  Gov. Rockefeller and _ Wife To Seek Divorce

Rockefeller, Wife Part, Plan Divorce  Aide Says Action Won’t Affect His Re-election Bid

Gov. Rockefeller, Wife = Announce Divorce Steps =. Still Plans Re-election

To End 31 Year Marriage— 7 Gov. Rockefeller Wife In Ist Step  Toward Divorce

Rockefellers Take First Step Toward Action for Divorce  New York Governor, Wife Separate After 31 Years

Rockefellers Call It Quits   Governor, Wife, Wed 31  Years. Separate

Crack Down On Pain Killer Commercials   Four Firms Named As False Advertiser Of Their Products

U.S. GIVES THE HEADACHE T0 DRUG MAKERS   Claims That One Pain Pil Is Faster Than Others Labeled False.

Crash Dept.   CHARGE REMSEN WOMAN AFTER 2-CAR CRASH —IN SIOUX CITY

190 Feared Lost   iJ reared Lost  Sabotage Suspected By Liner’s Captain

190 Still Missing Possibility of Sabotage Raised in Burning of Ship

Says Sabotage One Of Possibilities For The Loss Of British Vessel Dara

U.S. Awaits Reply From Khrushchey   Kennedy Expects Answer On Laos Cease Fire Move

Kennedy Waiting Khrushchev Reply   Rusk Urges SEATO Nations To Act Soon

Kennedy Looks For Speedy Answer From Khrush On Laos Cease Fire Avreement

Asked To Agree To Cease Fire in Laotian War   Strategists Believe Moscow Is Seeking Peaceful Solution

Rainy Season   Soviet Reply  Awaited On  Cease-Fire Kennedy Said To  Stress Need For  Tencoe In T ane

Kennedy Awaits Khrush Decision   Dem Leaders Hold Hope For Laos Cease-Fire

Hopes For Speedy Answer  Kennedy Looks To Mr. k  For Cease-Fire In Laos

Talks Can Come After Cease Fire  _ JFK Awaits Speedy Answer On Laos

U. §. Demands Laos Ceasefire Before Talks   Gromyko Requests Postponement of Action on Crisis

Jack Awaits Nik’s Answer ‘On Cease-Fire   President Tells Gromyko Laos Battle Must End Before Talks.

JFK Awaitinc Reply on Cease Fire   Red Envey Heading For Moscow Sessions With Bess

Soviet Reply On Laos Offer Awaited by JFK  SEATO Ministers Exnected To Act On Strong Stand

Kennedy, Agriculture Chief Talk Over U.S. Farm Program For Coming Year

TOWER BEATS BLAKLEY BY 6.000 VOTES   Young College Professor Wins Lyndon Johnson‘s Seat In Payoff For Doorbell Ringing.

Republicans Win In Texas Voting  Democrats Wonder Wrhat Wont Wenana

i, A A ee  Ex-Professor Hoping To Make Senate Career   GOP Candidate's Edge Unbeatable

Tower’s Win Shows Result Of GOP Work   Texas Vote Leaves Democrats Eyeing Campaign Policies

Tower's Win Stirs Texas GOF   Say Doorbell Ringing Was Victory Margin

Republicans Hail Texas Ballot Win   Tower Wins Fight For Senate Seat, First In History

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GOP Candidate Wins in Texas   Tower First of Party Elected in State fo Senate

Ist Republican Senator Elected By Texans  Tower Wins Over Blakley By 8000 Vatec

Republican Wins U.S. Senate Seat  Tower Becomes First GOP Senator Elected By Voters In Texas

GOP victory at Texas polls   John G. Tower first Republican in state history

Ex-Professor Political Unknown it  Tower First Republican Senator To Win In Texas

GOP Win  In Texas Stuns Dems   Republican Senator First Elected By  Lone Star Voters

Republicans Hai Historic Senate Victory in Texas  Tower’s Election Has  oe ee es   Tower's Election Has Democrats Wondering What Went Wrondg

GOP Gleeful Over Towers’ Texas Victory   Professor Wins Johnson’s Former Seat In Senate

GOP RIVAL CLAIMS PROOF  Nixon Is Accused Of Offering Knight Deal

 California Politics Boil 'Nixen Charged With Trying to Buy Unopposed GOP Nomination for Geverne:

Ex-Gov. Knight Showers more Barbs at Nixon   As Dick Gets Ready To Attend Western Republican Meeting

Nixon Tried fo Keep Him Out, Knight Charges  Aide of Former V.P. Says Story  Ic 'Prangectornye’

“Apartment” Gets Oscar As Best Movie  llIness-Weakened Liz Taylor And Bert Lancaster Voted Top Actors

MISS TAYLOR GETS TOP OSCAR  Sinful Roles Pay off In Academy Awards

‘Apartment’ Best Movie — Liz, Lancaster Win Coveted ‘Oscars’ _ For Dramatic Roles

Elizabeth Taylor, Burt Lancaster Win — Ton Oscars: “Anartment’’ Bes} Picture

Taylor, Lancaster Win Top 1960 Oscar Awards; Peter Ustinov Scores

LANCASTER BEST ACTOR  Elizabeth Taylor Wins Award As Best ‘Actress

Liz Taylor Heads Oscar Winners In Movieland  Burt Lancaster Is  Named Best — = me

SHIRLEY JONES, USTINOV HONORED     Liz, Lancaster Win Top Osears

“The Apartment” Is Best Picture EE ere  Taylor, Lancaster Given Top Oscars

Foreign Aid Financing Due For Attack  GOP Maps Plans  To Oppose Kennedy’: -Lona-Term Program

GOP Aims To Fight Aid Plan   Program Faces Rough Going In Both Houses

GOP Will Attack Kennedy's Plans  Foreign Aid Program Faces Senate Battle

Republicans Plan Attack on Kennedy’s Financing of Long-Term Aid Program

Republicans Await Senate Floor Fight   Dirksen Promises Amendments To Cut Long-Term Spending

Democrats See  Tight N. J. Race   Kennedy, Truman Help Considered the Reason

HST Rips Into Mitchell, Ike In New Jersey  Democrats Fail to Fill 8,500 Seat  Hal! During Rally

Safe’ Driving Plea Is Broadca  Millions Start On Long Holiday Fling

Holiday Death Toll Expected ~ ToReach 421   Millions Seen Enjoying Final Summer Fling During Long Weekend.

Heecklers Duel At UN Plaza et me <- “   Eggs, Tomatoes And Chunks Of Ice Are Weapons

Germans Jumpy Over U. 5. Policy Rumors; Adenauer Meets Socialists

Tower, Blakley Go Into Runoff      Texas Voters Like Conservatives   Blakley Second, Wright Third-- Ector County Voters For Tower

Expressway Indiana Link Is Settled   1-946 Location Long Disputed

on dE ae a ee ee ee ee ee, ae  Martinek Tells Of Young Farme: Ao Fvent ASM

River Crests At 16.3 Feet Tuesday  Another Inch Of Rain Predicted For Indiana Friday Or Saturday   More Rain Forecast   Closed Roads Listed

Measures 16.9 Feet At  P. M At Rockford   Temperatures In 30s Due Here Tonight With Prospects Of Frosts Under Clear Skies

There Are None Killed; Most of Those Hurt Are At Neighborly Factory.

200 Injured In Plant Explosion   Cosmetics Chemical Blast Levels One-Story Building At Chicago

Windows Shattered For Blocks Around 2 Missing, Scores Injured As Cosmetie Plant Blasts

Explosion Rocks Chicago Today An Estimated 200  Injured But No Fatalities Noted

Chicago Explosion  Hurts 200   West Side Rocked By Cosmetics Chemical Blast

Chicago Factory Building Scene Of Explosion.  No Fatalities Listed:   No Fatalities Listed; Disaster Plan Works

Helene Curtis Plant, Zenith Co. Damaged   Explosion Caused By Chemicals; 300 Windows Shattered

10 Persons — Injured By Chicago Blast   Plant Leveled By Explosion

Chicago Explosion Huris 20C   Blast Levels Building Of Cosmetics Firm; 800 Leave Quickly

200 persons hurt in blast   Chemical plant building leveled in West Chicago

NO DEATHS AS 800 FLEE. 7 BUILDINGS   Cosmetics Plant Blast Rocks West Side For Miles; Nearby Factory, Car Windows Shatter:  spd.

Chicago Plant Blast Injures 200 Workers   None Dead In Chemical Work

Over 70 Hurt as Explosion Rocks Chicago District  Chemical Building of Plant Wracbesi. 1 Danarbasl BAtoctancn

Cosmetics Firm Is Leveled   Nobody Killed; 800 Evacuate In Five Minutes

Sam Rayburn Is Getting Injections Which May Halt Spread Of Cancer’

Hopeful It May Retard Cancer Doctors Watch Rayburn For Effect Of New Drug

Laos Threat Has SEATO Men Worried   Military Advisers Schedule Two Key Conferences Today

Appleton Man, Wife Found Shot fo Death  Authorities Seek   Authorities Seek Clues in Apparent Murder-Suicide

Police Shadow  Ousted Racketeer  _ Deported :New Orleans Man Staying in Guatemala Hotel

jPlus A Kiss For Khrushchev  Millions Hail Spaceman In Big Moscow Greeting

Peace Or War Big Question Hanvine Over Allied Capitals   Ry STEWART HENSLEY

Few Doubt Hot War ‘Diplomats Continue Search ‘For Berlin Peace Formula

North Missouri Streams Are At High Level:  Colder Weather Hits State After Sunday's  Linas, Deru litt.

Hungarian Doctor Wins Nobel Prize      Dr. Von Bekesy Now In U.S.

33 Years Later  ‘Famous Ear E xpert Given ‘Nobel Prize for Medicine

Rockefeller Evaluates  Chances for Program   _ Governor Says Voters of-State Interested in Record Not. Divorce

Big Sierra rire Leaps Kings Rivet   500 Blazes Now Burning Across Parched State

More Funds For Locks  At Maxwell   Project hiereased To $9.3 Million; Job Aid Exneeted

Havana Says U.S. Finances Invading Force:   Roa Tells U.N.  Rebels Started

Charges Hurled And Denied at U.N.  “Totally False,’ Adlai Brands Cuba af tl

Cuban Says U.S. Backs Invasion   immediate Denial Made Before U.N.

Telephone Service Is  Disrupted   Castro Continues  Attacks On U. S.

Cuba Claims American Aic in Invasion   Says Raiders From Florida, Guatemala U.S. Denies Charas

U.N. Is Told Cuba Invaders Backed by U.S.   Mercenary Forces From Guatemala, Foreign Minister Says

Fidel Castro Summons All  His Militia   Invading Forces Land By Air And Sea Today In Cuba’s Southern Las Villas Province

Delegate Urges U.N. To Take Up Cuban Invasion On Urgent Basis   Foreign Minister Raul Rao Charaes Forces Financed By US.

Stevenson Rips Cuba's ‘False Charaes’ in U.N   Categorically Denies America Responsible For Dawn Landings

Kt KR KR Las cre sae CHARGE DENIED INUN  U.S. Is ‘Accused  Of Backing Drive

Stevenson Blasts Cuba’s Implication   United Nations Delegate Says U. S. Has Not Committed Aggression Against ‘Cuba, but Sympathizes with Invaders

Roa Cries to U.N. As Cuba Invaded   U.S. Blamed; ‘Mexico, Brazil to Help Castro’

Cuba Charges U.S. In Back Of Invasion  Roa Makes Claim At Today’s Session Of TI.N. Cammittee

Cubans Aceuse  Uno Who   Roa Charges U.S. Mercenaries Leading Assaults On Cuba

US. Denies Charges Made By Cuba   Stevenson, Roa Make Bitter Speeches in U_N.

U.S. Blamed For Attacks In Cuba  Stevenson Set To Reply to Roa’s Charges

Cuban Minister Says U.S. Aids Invasion Group   Urgent Discussion Sought From U.N. Over ‘Aggression’

Cuban Claims U.S. Finances Rebel Force   United Nations Told Invaders Came From Guatemala

Cubans Claim Invasion Came From Florida  United States Denies Charge

Sent Radio Warning Co-Pilot of Downed B52 Defends Pilot of Fighter

Army Denies Nelson Reques  Cannot House   Cannot House Inmates at Post

M’Elroy Accuses DiSalle of Hurting Party by Acquiescence in Draft Move

AEC To Grant Permit for Plan At Quehanna  Chemical Sources   Of Electrical Power ; wedi pw aa.

Statehouse Harmony Is  Shattered   DiSalle Denounces GOP Stalling On  Controversial Bill

Clearing   State’s Financial Situation Breeds Heated Controversy

DiSalle, House Speaker In Feud Over Spending   Legislature Asked To Approve New Utility Rate-Base Measure

Cloud-DiSalle Battle Steals Show In Session Of State Levislature

Six-Week ‘Honeymoon’ Ended  DiSalle Rips Cloud's Stand  On Governor's Financial Bill

‘LIKE SELLING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE’  Inventor Is Charged With Bilking Investors With His Energy Machine

Beloved Pioneer  Mary E. Ragen, 93, Native Of Townsend Area, Dies

nmiadiasil r el soccnanaiaaatl  Mary E. Ragen, 93, Native Of Townsend Area, Dies

NIXON TO BE TOP GOP ‘LURE’ Both Indiana Parties Are Looking for Cash

Katanga  Switeh  Lxpected Cabinet Sees  Hopelessness 7  Of Struggle

Warns Next War Could Reach U:S.  Plea For Peace Sounded By Attorney At Veterans Day Program Held Here

Russians Are Warned ‘On Berlin   Allies Fear Reds Advanced Berlin Showdown Timetable

Officer Is Cleared in Tower Fall   No Neglect Found and Board Approves Chief's Stand.

Defense Seen Filing Protest In Banks Case   Statement Admitted Into Evidence At Court Martial Trial

Clears Colonel Of Negligence   Finding Subject To Approval by Board of Officers

JFK Wants Top Agencies Streamlined   Seeks to Avoid Any Unnecessary Boosts In Natural Gas Prices

IFK Attacks High Natural fias Prices   Urges Congress To Expand Federal  Power Commission

To Provide More Jobs Enlargement Of FPC Is Asked By Pres. Kennedy

U. S.To Back Adenauer      Kennedy Wants To Expand FPC  President Cites Undue Increases In Natural Care Ratoe

Kennedy Asks’ FPC Expansion   Action Asked To Clea: Backina of Cases.

Asks Hike In Agency Efficiency   President Singles Out FPC, Urges Action To Cut Backlog.

President Wants Federal Power Agency Enlarged  it. Qeimwmmwmww Anke wen Ron aw ad ol   Tells Congress Action Needed To Reduce Growina Backloa

Kennedy Asks Congress To Enlarge Power Agency To-End Case Backlog

: Kennedy Proposes Streamlining Of Federal Agencies  'Acts To Expand FPC And Curb Undue Hikes In Natural Gas Prices

President Seeking Quick Clearance Of Projects To Put More People To Work

JFK Asks That Power Board Be Enlarged   More Working Would Increase Decision Output

Vast Mileage Of Pipelines Now Delayed  Sums Repayable In Hundreds Of Millions

President Ask: Congress To Enlarge FPC   Cites Backlog of Cases, Potential For New Jobs

Expansion Of FPC Asked By Kennedy   It's Step Toward Reducing Backlog Of Piled-Up Cases

President Kennedy Asks Congress To Excoand Federal Power Commissio:

Potential For Jobs Foreseen   Cites FPC as Not Getting Enough Work Completed

JFK Asks Bigger FP  Commission Would be Step To Cut Down Case Backlog

Would Clear Case Backlog   Add 2 Members, Create More Jobs, Congress Told

FPC Pileup Is Decried By Kennedy   Urges Congress To Enlarge Agenevy; Is Blocking New Jobs

To Reduce Backlog, Clear Projects, Put Men to Work— Kennedy Asks Congress to Enlarge Federal Power Commission

Kennedy Would Ade Two FPC Members   Message to Congress Asks Increase to Reduce Backlog of Cases, Clear Projects Which Would Provide Employment

Expansion Of FPC Requested  Better Coordination Among Agencies Asked By President

Kennedy Wants Projects Cleared To Help Economy   Many Natural Gas Pipelines Involved

President Wants FPC To Be Enlaraed To 7 Members   HELP EMPLOYMENT

Enlargement. Of FP     “Bottlenecks Cited he Pidcecctnn nt   “Bottlenecks Cited Processing of Mital-Apbliéationce

Kennedy Asks Enlarged FPC   Requests Increase in Commissior From Five to Seven Members

Kennedy asks FPC enlarged to clear backlog, provide jobs   193 annlicatiane

BIGGER FPC REQUESTED BY KENNEDY   Move Is Step To Reducing Cases Backloa

JFK Acts to Break  Power Agency Jam   Enlarge Commission and Get Money, Employment Rolling, Conaress Asked

JFK Seeks Bigger FPC To Up Jobs   Clearing Cases  Spur To Economy

Boost FPC Size, Kennedy Requests  Move Would Open Door for More Jobs

JFK. Would Halt Undue Gas Boosts   President Outlines Plans On Federal Regulatory Groups

ENLARGING POWER PANE! IS PROPOSED   Conference For Securing Better  Services Called

Agency Wor k Set By JFK  He Cites Prices vo ee a *   He Cites Prices Of Natural Gas

To Reduce Backlog Of Cases Kennedy Urges Congress To Enlarge Power Group

Urges Check on Undue Increases In Price of Gas   Kennedy Also Proposes the Streamlining of Other Federal Agencies,   “Iron Curtain”

Larger FPC Requested — By Kennedy   Step to Reduce Backlog of Cases Urged by Presiden’

Evidence Piles Up In Trial Of Red Spies  Signal Pads Used Bv Avsents

Castro Bids For Revolts In Americas   Says U. S. Foments Rebellion in Cuba, Giving Him Right To Act Elsewhere

Hints Action Against Church Kidel Castro Says He Has Right  To Aid Latin America Revolutions

Castro Hits Church, U.S. InNew Blast   Says America Now Encouraging Cubar Counterrevolution

Castro — ‘Alters Position   “Cuban Chief Hints Revolution Export

CITES U.9. ACTS  € astro Warns He Will Help  Latin-AmericanRevolutions

Castro Says He'll Back  Revolutions  Declares All Of Latin America Now His Target

Shepard Returns To Space Program      Religion Helped Astronaut. Wife   Klisht “Near Perfeet”

Only Minor Haws In US. Space Trip   Officials Pronounce Shepard's Flight ‘Nearly Perfect'

Shepard Flight Is Described as ‘Nearly Perfect’   No Actual Trouble

Indicted Ficht Counts   . Officials Say Flight stronaut "Near Perfect”

Rusk May Meet Reds In 3 Weeks   U. S. Secretary to Sound Out Russians on Talks About Berlin Situation

In advance to next month's U.N. session   Washington or New York sight of talks

Rusk May Mee With Gromyko On Berlin Issue   Session To Sound Out Soviet Position On Negotiations

Ministers To Meet Before. U.N. Opening   Berlin Conference In Washington Or “New York Planned

WILL ARRANGE PARLEY WITH GROMYKO   Session Likely If Soviet Minister Attends U.N.   SECRETARY'S AIM   Will Be To Determine If Further Negotiations On Crisis Worthwhile

Rusk Seeks Russ Stand On Parleys   Reported Planning To See Gromyko At Assembly Session

U. 5. SITE FOR MEETING TENTATIVE   Big Four Powers Would Convene Before Sept. 19

Ministers Of Big 4 May Confer   Berlin Session Details Not Fixed As Yet

U.N. POSSIBLE SCENE OF NEGOTIATIONS  Rusk-Gromyko Talk  On Berlin Brewing

Big 4 to Hole Parley on Berlin Crisis   Envoys Will Meet In Advance of UN) Acsembly Date

Rusk-Gromyko May Confer Some ‘Ifs’ Make U.N.  Conference Uncertain

In Advance of U.N. Session—  Big 4 Foreign Chiefs Will Conferon Berlin

To Come Before   Sept. 19   Includes Britain, France, W. Germans

Red View On Berlin Talks Being Sought   Meet Reportedly Scheduled During U.N. Assembly

U.S., Allies Tentatively Agree to Hold Foreign  Ministers Meet an Rerlin

Washington Or New York ‘May Be Place   Strategy Session Is Revealed By State Department

Foreign Ministers To Meet on Berlin  Western Big Four Leaders Plan Conference in U.S.-— East Germans Shoot Refugee

Foreign Affairs Chiefs May Meet In Washington  _ New York Alternative Site,  With Meeting to Precede U.N. Assembly on Sent. 19.   Soviets Halt Demobilizinc Program

Big Four Agrees to Meet on Berlin Prior to U.N. Opening   Argentine Head Hunts New Foreign Minister

GR RRR GE ko  Rusk and Gromyko May Meet in Three Weeks to Discuss Negotiation

Rusk, Soviet May Discuss Berlin Issue  Sounding Out Of  Russian Position

Washington Likely Site For Confab_   Tentative Agreement Reached But No Date Decided as Yet

Four Allies Map Huddle Over Berlin   Their Foreign Chiefs Would Meet Ahead Of U.N. Start.

Weds. anarige ‘on:  Western Big Four to Hold Berlin. Talks  Ministers Set Up A Meeting Before New IJ. N. Secsion

Would Reveal Soviet Position On Negofiations   Meeting May Take Place During U.N. Assembly Session

Informal Talks At U.N.  Rusk And Gromyko May Meet: U.$. Troops Test Readiness

WILL MAP STRATEGY ON BERLIN   Foreign Ministers Of West Germany, U. S. Britain and France Will Meet Before VU. N. Ses-

Berlin Alert Exercise Held For U.S. Force   New Battle Group Has Special Drill; City Still Quiet

Hope to Meet in Advance of U.N. Session   Exact Details of Strategy Meeting Remain Unknown

Soviets, U. . May Meetin Three Weeks  Rusk and Gromyko   Rusk and Gromyke Expected to Study Crisis in Germany

Big Four Pow-Wow On Berlin   Say Informal Note Will Be Given Gromyko at UN

Meeting Before UN Session to Map Strategy   May Contact Russia Soon On Negotiations

Expect Informal Contact With Gromyko at U.N.   Foreign Affairs Chiefs Will Convene Soon, U.S. Spokesman Says

Rusk Parley With Redon  Berlin Seen   U.S. Secretary, Gromyko May Talk At U, N. Session

Meet Sept. 19, Then To Seek Soviet Sentimen On Formal  Negotiations

‘Several Inches Are Forecast   High Waters Pour Through Mississippi

‘Several Inches’ Of White Stuff Are Forecast   High Woters Pour Through Mississippi, Central Alabama

Manslaughter Is Charged  In Texas Tower Collape   Air Force Colonel Cited

Colonel Accused In Tower Wreck  Two Other Officers Also Face Charges

Crop Failure In Russias Virgin Area Setback May Af fect Domestic, World Policies

Russia Discloses Failure of Crops In Western Area   Kazakhstan and Virgin Lands Area Have Virtual Crop Failures In 1961.

May Affect Policies . Virtual Crop Failure ‘aSoviel Virgin Lands

MAY AFFECT FOREIGN POLICY Virtual Grain Crop Failure Hits Soviet Union’s Virgin Asian Land

FAILURE HITS RUSSIA BLOW   Virgin Lands Plan Of Nikita To Beat U.S. Gigantic Flop

Reds Disclose Crop Failure In Virgin Lands   Could Effect Future Policies

Reds Disclose Crop Failure On Asia Land   May Have Effect On Soviet Policies In The Future

Soviets Report Crop Failures   Virgin Land Project Proves Disappointing

Russ Crop  Lagging  Reported   Grain Loss In Virgin Lands May Have Influence Foreign Policy

SBT APART REBT FM ESIEa  Soviet Union R Crop Failure     reveals Big C

Crop Failures Plaque Soviet   May Have Effect on International and Domestic Policies

Civil War Group Probing Charges   Race Discrimination In Festival, Claim

Brigham Young Edges Grizzlies   IN FORESTED PYRENEES   34 Persons Die “In Airline Crash

NEWS INDEX   IN FRAINGE     British Airliner Crashes, Killing 34 Persons Aboard

34 On Board Die As Plane Hits On Peak   _ Pyrenees Tragedy: ‘Kills British Tour Party, Crewmen

34 Perish In British Air Crash   Airliner Carrying Tourists Crashes On Pyrenees Peal

$4 Victims Of Air Crash In Pyrenees   2-Engine British Plane Apparently Had Engine Troubl:

Death Toll 34 Vacationing Britons Killed In Crash on French Peak

Showdowr On Money Bills Near   Provide $64 Million For State Hospitals ‘And Univercitiec

Thev’re Grand Champions of Butte Livestock Show   Champs Named in Butte Show   Sale Scheduled Today

They're Grand Champions of Butte Livestock Show   Champs Named in Butte Show   Sale Scheduled Today   Finest GQuaHty Ever

2c@ DARDERS, Frage eee IAPLAL, Fage 4  Winds Today Ow a Delay For Watershed Photo Stari

Searchers Optimistic on n Rocky  een ee: oman ASR lmgee   Governor Arrives in New Guinea to Join Search Party

topes Rise for Finding Hoy} Rise for Find ay  Rockefeller’s Son Alive

At Ausehwitz:  2.5 Million  Casualties? - Hoess Paper Say: Fioure Pro«sjhye

At Auschwitz:  2.9 Million  Casualties?  Hoess Paper Says     Figure Possible

Officers Search For Holdup Auto      Youngster Faces Eternity Without Name

JFK Urged Te Tell Soviets Stop Stalling  President Asked   President Asked To Put Russia On Final Notice

GOP Leaders Urge Kennedy to Tell Soviets Any More Stalling Will End Negotiations

Ask Kennedy To Pressure Khrushchev  GOP Leaders Chide Lt ak Cumecsbanm bm!   GOP Leaders Chide Chief Executive For His Unpreparednes:

Dirksen and Halleck Doubt President Hos Adequately Prepared Position on Issues

Tell Khrush Our Terms,  COP Urging   Congressional Leaders Offer Pertinent View

Await Word from Russia On New Berlin Proposal   Khrushchev May Be Moving Towar¢ New Position

U. §. Awaits Russ Move Over Berlin   Khrush Reported Ready With New 4-Point Proposal

PVM’ UI FEV pou FUP INCQUNIUION  Moscow Said To Have Plan For Settling Berlin Crisis

High Officials Encouraged That Khrushchev May be In Mood for Negotiations

Te gon: Await Word  On Talk of  Negotiations No Hint of Red  Concessions Is Given in Report

Puzzled U. S. officials await word on reported Soviet Berlin proposal —

Clarification Awaited on Russian Plan  U. S. Officials Find No Hint in Report

Evidence Points to K’s Shift  Envoy Unaware ae © oe rr a    Envoy Unaware Of Policy Chance

Watching ‘Sir Winnie’   Not To Overrun  Western Foreign Ministers Issue Warning to Russia

PRAYER FOR .  e TODAY   ‘Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Little Rock High School: Integrated  No Interference As Negroes Enter Five Schools

Little Rock  Integrates 5 More Schools  Move Completed  OE Re Bee: Tat eees

Little Rock Remains Quiet Today As ‘More Schools Accept Negro Students

No Crowds On Hand As 48 Enrolled  New Orleans To Enter Second ww BA  « eotanae

Guilty Plea Under Duress? ... Priece-Fix Probers Rocked By Firm Head’s Testimony

Insists Price Meetings Not Illegal  Firm Official Says Meetinac Ta Coerdina’   Firm Official Says Meetings To Coordinate Price Time Only

3 St. Marys Firms Are §3.] Million in Red  State Probers Report  Fourth Is Tottering; Investors to Lose

Red Move Likely To Prompt New Allied Protests  _ American Reaction to Be Co_ ordinated With Allies; “Flagrant” - Violation of Pact Seen.

RAPEAAVAALAARY A LEU LN BESS BPR EVES  ‘New Travel Restrictions Clamped on East Berlin

New Measures Follow Visit By Adenauer   Both West Germans, Foreigners Affected; Telephones Restored

New Lravel Restriction Reduce Crossing  Points: U.S. Is Silent   Kennedy Awaits Reports

Another Neat Million In Fines ls Due   More Penalties Against Firms Expected Today

Cancer Far Advaneed.  Say Medies   No Further Surgery  Planned For Solon

“AMILY SAYS LAST GOODBYE Mass Said for Young Victim of Sex Slayer

Little Girl Laid To Rest In New York   Mass Is Celehraled Fer Young Yieclim Of Mad Sex Slayer

Adenauer Meets De Gaulle To Patch Up W. German, French Differences .  Prior To Little Summit   NANCER HOSPITALIZED

Tennessee reapportionment suit  Mississippians approved as ‘friends of the court’

Air Force's White Racks Up All-Time 4075 MPH Record With Sizzling X-15

Plane Flies Twice Speed Of Bullets   Rocket Powered Flight Bettered Goal of Builders

The Lady Insists She Will Not Make Love In Bed Of Straw - -.   Chatterley May Swoop Down On Broadway

uy Ff DEAE sd Se ee  Former Truman Economic ‘Advisor Would Left Union, ‘Management Batile fo End

JK’s Wage-Price Restraints Tabbed ‘Academic Nonsense’  - HST Adviser Says Wage Boost - Needed To Stimulate Economy

Truman Advisor Charges .  ‘Academic Nonsense’  Talked By JFK Aides

Debt Ceiling Hike Okehed   BN EEN RN NR ee PERE BON te Be  Economist Criticizes Kennedy Aides

ie ‘May Have Other Jobs In Mind’  Three Bank Robbers Hold Kight For 13-Hours In Ordeal Of Terr or

Gang ties up officials, robs San Francisco bank vault of $62 293

 “May Have Other Jobs In Mind’  Three Bank Robbers Hold Kight F or 13-Hours In Fe Ra Pr Set

Gunmen Invade Homes of Two Bankers In Prelude to California Bank Robbery

State Assembly Plans To Quit In Mid-June   Appropriations Bill Is Major Item on Business Aaenda

State Assembly Plans To Quit In Mid-June  Appropriations Bill Is Maior Item On   Appropriations Bill Is Major Item On Business Agenda

Police Catch Pair Aboard ‘Armed’ Yacht   Hoped to Start Army, Wanted to Ruin Big Business

Bizarre Group Arrested in Tower Bombine  Say They Did It   Say They Did It In Battle Against  “Rie Rucinec<’’

Nabbed Aboard An Arms-Laden Yacht in Mexico   Sought “to Publicize Anti-Big Business Republican Army’

Pair Seized Upon Yachi B y Mexicans   Claim They Acted To Publicize War  On Big Business

Yacht Is Boarded In Mexico   Admit Blasting Because of Hate For Private Utility

Pair Charged  For Wrecking  Relay Towers Sought Publicit  ae  ees Se eee ae   Sought Publicity For Own Private ‘Army’ Program

Men Admit Blowing Up Two Towers   Claim Bombings Planned To Publicize “Republican Army”; Face Arraignment

Young Engineer, Ex-Builder Admit Tower Bombing  2 US Citisanc tn

Men Admit  Blowing Up  Big Towers Claim Acts  Done In Name CRI  eur fee FTE tm”

Two men admit bombing communications facilities   Hated utilities

Group Labels Itself Like Birch Society   Ex-Builder Hires Engineer To Destroy Microwave Facilities

Mexican Police Arrest Pair  2 Admit Bombings of  Microwave Towers

Publicize ‘American Republican Army’  Political Far-Righters Held For Phone-Tower Blastings

Bizarre Bomb  Plot Is Bared   Two Are Arrested After Dynamitinas

Three Arrested In Communications Lines Blasting; Set $100,000 Bail

Men Who Bombed Three  Western Stations Say They  Are Fighting ‘Corruption  In U.S. System.’  ADMIT HATE FOR  PRIVATE UTILITIES

Americans Nabbed in  Mexico   Admit Setting Blasts Causing Damage to Communications

Probers Say Men Admit Sabotage   Suspects Returned From Mexico, Held On $100,000 Bail

Microwave Net Blasts Admitted   Arms Found Aboard Yacht In Mexico; Confessions Bare Weird Scheme of Sabotage

AdmitBlowingUp$850,000 Communication Facilities In Utah ; Are Arrested In Mexico

PLANNED ARMY—HAD ARSENAL   Ex-Builder Bernard Brous Admits Plot to Over.  - throw Government:   Captured on Gun-Laden Yacht,

seize Two In Sabotage of 3 Towers  Mexico Arrests Americans on Yacht Arsenal

Former Builder and a Mining Engineer Admit Blasting Micro-Wave Facilities

TWO SEIZED ON VESSEL IN MEXICO   Find Arsenal - Aboard Yacht During Search

Police Claim 2 Admit Blasting Phone Towers   Heavily Armed Pair Arrested On Yacht Near Mexican Coast

2 Admit Communication Tower Blasts;  Arrested In Arm-Laden Boat In Mexico

Two Men Held In Bombing Of Message Links   Probers Say Move Taken to Publicize Anti-Business Unit

2 Admit Blowing Un AT&T Systems In Utah, Nevada  Held Under $100,000 Bail Each, Damages Estimated At $850,000

- TWO SEIZED _ ‘IN VESSEL SIN MEXICO   xind Arsenal Aboard Yacht During Search

Four Arrested In Blowing Up Of Two Towers      Ex-Builder And Young Engineer Confess To $850,000 Dynamitina

Two Arrested Aboard Yacht. Admit Blasts   Towers Blown Up In Utah-Nevada To Publicize ‘Revolt’

Khrushchev Urges Minor Officials to Be More Positive   Should Be Told When He Is Wrong, Soviet Premier Is Quoted As Saying.

Barron Has Votes To Ram Through Tax   Passage Of Levy On Income Called Question Of Time

Says Networks Push TV Crime   OOOO lc ll —— eee ome  United Artists Head  Charges Three Men Elerva Farll Dawrar

3 Networks Are Criticized   TV Producer Blames Them For Excessive Violence On Screens

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Bloom Calls It “Delicate Matter”  GOP Head Wants Hearings On Education

Probe Strange Tale  kK ok ok oO x ok oF Diane Goes Back Info Time

UN Unit Seizes Katanga Soldiers  General Mobilization Ordered By Tshombe

Mobilization Qf Katanga ls Ordered   Tshombe Says U.N. Arrest Of Troops Is ‘Cause Of War'

Mouthy Castro Sees Multi-Lingual Cuba A Socialist Hall Of Wisdom

Kuwait Returns To Normal Following Threats Of Battle   But Ruler Warns His People Will Fieht If Necessary

laternal Weakness Makes Her Dangerous   but, If Troubles  Breathing Spell

Board Wants New Building On River Bluff  SIGCC Chiefs   SJGCC Chiefs Urge Construction Nearer Shin St.

Downtown S.J. Group Is Rebuffed   Supervisors Will Séek To Buy Site

May Require All Voters  To Register   Jobless Benefits Bill May Be Ready  For Vote Thursday

All-Voters Registration Drive Begun  Proposal Presented   Proposal Presented As Ohio Senate Studies Tobless Pay

Search Futile As Rocky Son Still Missing   Governor Flying To Area, Advised No Trace Found

ROCKEFELLER IN NEW CUINEFA   No Trace Of Young Rocky As Dad Flies  Toward New Guinea

Search Goes On No Trace Found Of Rockefeller’s Missing Son, Last Seen Sunday

Ship Picks Up Companion Of Lost Rockefeller   Says He Last Saw Friend Swimming For New Guinea Shore With Gas Cans

‘On Land If Alive  ‘Dutch Reduce Sea Search ‘For Michael Rockefeller Along New Guinea Coast

Rockefeller on Way to Seareh For His Son   Air-Sea Hunt in New Guinea Has No Sue

No Trace Found ot Rocky's Son   Searchers Comb New Guinea Coast Governor to Reach Island Today

Marines Go Ashore To Search   Father Begins Last Lap of Trip Ta New Guinea

Searchers — Don’t Find Rockefeller .  Governor Flies on Way Heavyhearted

Facing news of no trace of his missing son, Rockefeller flies on

Companion Found Floating 12 Miles At Sea   Tried To Swim For Shore Instead Of Waiting For Aic

itm with et om mee mene ee OES Peirsol ll aes ee orers  Saddened Rockeieller Flies to New Gainen As Searchers Fail to Locate Mi issing Son. 23

Rockefeller Joining South Pacific Search For Lost Adventuring Son

N. ¥. Governor Speeds Toward New Guinea:  Search For Rockefeller Fruitless

Night Falls With No Trace Of Rockefeller   Land-Sea Search Fails To Reveal Trace at Yauth

Governor Heads For New Guinea; No Sian of Son   Young Rockefeller Last Seen Sunday Swimming In Shark Infested Waters.

New. Guinea Coast Searched  Rockefeller Still Missing; Hope For Safety Wanes

Massillon Youths Lose Lives In Mishap  Cars Collide North Of City Early Today

Stark Toll For Year Is Now 17   Former Local Man  Is One Of Victims

93 Students Make SSHS Honor Rolls   Kight Make High Roll While 45 On Regular For Second Period— Junior Class Has 20

Rusk Attends Crucial NATO Meet In Oslo  Will Review  ~ Commie Strates"

US., REDS OPEN COLD WAR TALKS   Rusk, Gromyko Meet on Critical Laos Situation

Eichmann Verdict Embraces All 15 Counts in Indictment   INHUMAN CONDITIONS

Seek Ouster From U.N. —  Foes of South Africa Plan To Shift Demands

Stravinsky  Reported Ill   Asian-African Nations Ready To Drop Boycott Demands

Afro-Asian Bloc Abandons Boycott Plan  Concentrate On Getting South   Concentrate On Getting South Africa Expelled

Auto-Truck Crash Kills 3 Near Marietta   Six Ohioans Die On Highways; Nation’: Toll Is At 106

(Coprigkted 1960, A Nations Council of Churches Religio Features)

Rate Hits Over Seven An Hour.  Holiday Traffic Toll Continues To Rise

Toll Soars In Holiday Rush   Grim Texas Tally Among Highest; Two Die In Crash Near Brownfield

Congolese Soldiers Resorting More And More To Violence, U.N. Warns Of Stern.Measures

Jnited Nations Hands Strong Warning To Conaglese Armv: Secretary Assaulted

Violence Mounts in Leopoldville  Pro-Lumumba Troops Move;  Red Arms Airlift Probed

Undisciplined Troops Commit Bestial Crimes   Beat Four Canadian Soldiers In Wave Of Angry Violence

Attacks on U.N. Personnel Tighten Tension in Congo  Soldiers Rane White Secretarv. Beat Canadians

Congolese Soidiers Rape U.N. Employe   Girl Attacked As Violence Fiares Anew

“Monsieur Is Generous’  Pert, Pug-Nosed Blonde, 22, exis Kennedy’ s Riviera Cadey

Supreme Court Denes Order On Lake Co, Recount   Receive New Charge: Of Fraud: From Clark County

May Have Reopened Issue ‘ned Issue  Ike Declares He Didn’t  Map Cuba Invasion Plan

CUBAN REFUGEES GOT ORGANIZING AID  - Eisenhower Denies Invasion Plan

Inside The Progress      Administration Had No Cuban Invasion Plan

PRECIPITATION   APTAPERATIRES   Ike Denies Administration Drew Cuban Invasion Plan

lke Denies He Drew Cuban Invasion Plan   Starts New Round Of Post Mortems On ill-Fated Venture

No Planning for Invasion of Cuba   Ike Not Consulted By Administration

Budget Set For Midland School Funds  Amount Is Less But Tax Rate Will Ro. Raicad A Mille

Board Adopts 61-62 Budget Of $780, 000   Tax Rate Increased By 4 Mills To 29 On ‘Midland Reali Estate

To Try Naming Johnson's Successor-- Voters Flock To Polls In Texas

Texas Voters Have Pick Of /0 Candidates   Runoff Election Is Likely In Race For Lyndon’s Old Post

Where To Find It   PLUS 64 MORE. THAT IS  Serious © tm Elome Stretch

Clection Kound-Up  Texans. Voting. To.Pick Johnson's Replacement

China Makes Strong Bid As World Leadei   Peiping Issues Warlike Talk In Claiming Power

Red China Makes Bid For Power   Peiping Regime Claims It Wields Greater Influence

Renewed Friendship Is Goal:  Kennedy Urged To Make ‘First Move By Fidel

George Cutter Being Sued For $600,000   Nycum Family Seeks Damages

Cutter Is Facing  Two Civil Suits  Total Is $600,000; Filed By Members Of Mrs. Nycum’s Family

76 IMPORTANT WORKS STOLEN  It's Been A Grand Summer For Art Thieves

Business Leaders Forecast Record Prosperity Fer U.S. Economy Next Yeu

enememennens LLC LLL LL LLL, LOL LLL LLL LL LLL LLY LLL TLIO LO  Prosperous 1962 Is Seen, No Real Boom on Horizor

Prosperity For 1962 Predicted   No ‘Real Boom' In Nation Expected

Congo Rebels Release 11 Kivu Leaders; Red-Bached Gizensa Reported Denosed

Congo Rebels In Kivu Free LI Prisoners   Gizenga Also Reported Deposed As Leftist Regime Indicates Change Of Attitude Toward U.N.

11 Congo Province Chiefs Released From Jail After One Year, U.N. Declares

Rebels Relaxing Hold on Captive Congo Province   Eleven Captured Leaders of! Kivu Government Released from Jail in Stanleyville.

U.N. Hints Red-Backed  Gizenga Out   Report Not Clear Rebel Military Head Has Taken Control

11 Congolese Officials Freed   Reports Say Leftist Reaime Is Deposed

Congolese Rebe} Regime Releases i Kivi Leaders   Indicates a Change of Attitude; Leftists Say Gizenga !s ‘Deposed’

Demand For Use of Port   Negotiations Continue To Meet Other Congolese Requests

May Indicate A Change On Part Of Rebels   Moscow Backed Leader May Have Been Deposed

11 KivuLeaders Released From Stanleyvile Jail  TIME. £fAnmna Anoka   U.N., Congo Agree On Joint Control Of Air Traffic

U.N. Talks ‘Terms Over Port Control   Pro-Lumumbists Said In Charge Of  Rebel Province

Will Share Control Of Air Traffic  No Details, Nc   No Details, No Confirmation From U.N.

Leftists Free 1] From Congo Jails   Negotiations Pushed Fer U.N. Return Te Key Part Cities

Change Seen In Attitude Of Rebel Regime   Mosocow-Supported Gizenga Reported Topoled fram Office

Kivu leaders out of jail   Congo's Gizenga deposed?  UN can’t confirm reports

Two Named As Possible  Successors   Ex-Leader OF Kivu, 10 Others Set Free

11 KIVU LEADERS ARE FREED   Unconfirmed Reports Say Gizenga Deposed In Leftist Capital

UN Advised Gizenga Has Been Ousted   Lumumba Backers > Seen In Control Of Stanleyville Sector

GIZENGA REPORTED © DEPOSED  erence ttn nahn  Captured Congolese Leaders Are Released In Stanleyville

3IZENGA OUSTER UNCONFIRMED  Congo Leftist Rebels Release 11 Prisoners

Reports Say Red-Backed Leader Out   United Nations Told One of Oriental Provinee Heads Rule

Attitude Change Indicated -Congo Rebels Release Captured Kivu Chiefs

" Captured Kivu Leaders  )  Released  Had Been Held   Had Been Held In Jail by Congo Leftists

11 Captive Leaders of Kivu Are Released, Reports That Cizenga Deposed Uncontirmed

KASAVUBU GETS SHARP REMINDER  UN Uncertain Who Is Wielding  Capital Power

No Confirmation From UN Command On Program  On Form Of Joint Control Over Air Traffic

[were From Kiva  Rebel Congolese Release 11 Captives, Including Leaders

Leftists Release 11 Kivu Leaders Held Since ‘60   U. N. Congo Mission, Congolese Talk of Sharina Controls

i Kivu Leaders Freed by Rebels  U.N. Says Report That Gizenga Deposed Has Not Been Confirmec

“Tl Released by Congo Rebels; Regime Upset?   ® Status of Gizenga Still Not Certain

Fear Castro May Join Power Struggle In Wake of Dominican Dictator’s Death   Senator Suggests Sending Marines to Prevent Coup

‘Power Struggle Seen: Refugees Predict Trujillo's Murder Will Signal Revolt

Uda?  Captured R Rebels Grilled in Public   Interrogation on: TV Has Been Called Off

Castro to Half Invasion Parade  Captives Marched Before TV Cameras

Last Public Interrogation Tonight  C astro Wil! Halt the Televised Parade of Captured Invaders

Big Cuban TV Spectaculars Starring Rebel Victims To Be Ended Tonight

Public Hearings Monday  Senate Unit Rules Out Closed Price-kix Probe

Price-Fixing Inquiry Sei   GOP Loses Bid to Close Electric Firm Hearings

Republican Senators Fail To Block Probe   Kefauver Committee To Go Ahead With Investigation Of Price Fixing Charaqe

GOP Senators Fail in Move to Block Public Price-Fixing Investigatior

SENATORS RICKER OVER OUI7   INQUIRY RESUMING. MONDAY  Closed Electric Hearinas Denied

MARK OF ARISTOCRAT: WHITE PHONE ‘Status Seekers Fouling Up The Classless Society

Badge of Importance White Telephones Put B On Director in Red Poland

‘Ear’ to Spot Nuclear Submarines Thousands Of Miles Away Reported Developed by Britain

HUSBAND HELD PROBE LAUNCHED  Police Say Mom Died Before Blaze That Killed 11 Children

LAST LETTER OF MORGAN REVEALED  Man Cubans Executed Charges Poison Try

State Taxes.to Rise. Prediction Of Legislators   Amount or Sources Are Not Specified

CHINESE OKAY CALIFORNIAN’S TRIP  Wife to Visit Dying he in Red Jail

Seven More Die During Weekend In State Mishaps   Two Persons Lose Lives in Collision In Door County

Late Bulletin:  WESTMAR. tubenrs APPEAL TO: LE MARS COMMUNITY; a  TO CONSIDER: EXISTING RACIAL DISCRIMINATION

-, Late Bulletin  WESTMAR STUDENTS APPEAL TO LE MARS COMMUNITY. —  TO CONSIDER EXISTING RACIAL DISCRIMINATION

Find Bodies Of 3 in Lake 5 Sought  Recovered Near i ee   Recovered Near Shore Where Their Boat Sank

Russia, Free World Both Threatened By China Menace of A-Bomb by ‘62

Threat To Russ As Well As West Chinese Reds May Produce Nuclear Bomb by Year 1964

Army Hears Ike Say Farewell   Fort Gordon Soldiers Put on Review

‘The Last Review  Shall Ever Receive’ - - x*x* x*x* * : 2 Ff  Ike Bids Goodbye To His Army

Look Here  Complete Coverage Of SEO Area News   SENTIMENTAL FAREWELL  Final Review For Ike

Sentimental Farewell  Army.Stages "Spit And Polish" Review For lke

Eisenhower Bids Farewel To the Arm y  =} =e   Ft. Gordon Troops Put on a Review For Commander

Eisenhower bids farewell   Review gives chance to say goodbye to Army

Jaycees Will Be  Host to Farmers  Awards Scheduled Here on Feb. 16

Construction Goes On Despite Cold   Museum Is Ideal  For the Holiday

House Approves  Lump-Sum Plan  Bill Would Abolish Multitude of Funds

S] Minimum Wage Bill Te State House  Old Controversy Try Re Renewed

10 Years In Red China Prison Freed American In Manila  [En Route To U.S. To Die

Communists Jump Gun in Protest Against More West German Policemen

New Vark tn Ruin  PVE TV PM  Struck Milk Plant To Supply Hospitals

Milk Plant TakenOver By Gotham  Institutions Are   Institutions Are To Be Supplied

New York Will Get Some Milk   City Operating Struck Plant in Bronx Section

Drug Firms Indicted In Rigging   Three Companies, Officials Face Federal Charges

Drug Makers ° Indicted for Price Rigging  Government Claims  High Prices Passed to Hospitals, Public

Drug makers are indicted   Three charged with rigging prices, monopoly

3 Drug Companies Face Fixing Charges   Firms, In Maintaining linocence, Call Claims ‘Positively Not True’

3 Drug Firms Indicted For Fixing Prices   3, Top Executives Also Named By Granc Jury In New York

Charge 3 With Drug Monopoly   Wonder Drug Probe Brings Federal Charges

Three Big Drug Firms Charged With Monopoly   U.S. Accuses Them Of Keeping Prices Unreasonably High

Wonder Drug Firms, Chiefs  ® “ e y + a. e = Indicted for Price Rigging

Price Rigging, Monopoly Three Drug Companies, Top Officials Indicted

3 Drug Firms indicted For Price Fi ixing  Top Executives Are  Cited On Monopoly

3 Big Makers of Drugs Indicted By Grand Jury  Die mine nf Betene   Rigging of Prices, Monopoly Charged

Antibiotic Leaders  Indict Three Drug Makers, Officers In Price Rigging

Indicted for Monopoly... Three Major Drug Firms Accused of Price Rigging

Drug Makers Face Charges Of Price-Fixes   Indictments of 3 Include Monopoly On Wonder Drugs

U.S. Grand Jury Indicts  Wonder Drug Makers Accused of Price Fix

3 Drug Firms Indicted for Price Fixing   Wonder Drug Makers Charged With Monopoly

Wonder - drug makers indicted for price rigging, monopoly   All denied the charges.

ON WONDER DRUGS  Hit 3 Drug Firms For Price Rigging   ALL DENY CHARGES

Accuse 3 Drug Firms Ot Rigging   Makers Charged With Passing High Prices To Patients, Hospitals

Three Drug Firms Face Indictment  Price Riedine On   Price Rigging On Wonder Drugs Is Federal Charge

Train-car crash   Three major drug firms indicted in price-fixing ©

Monopoly, Price Rigging Charged Indict 3 Top Drug Firms, Executives

Economy Bills In Senate Get Spotlight Play   Major Financing Proposals Pend

Snowstorm Sweeps  West  We OO Faw   " Record Sub-Zero Temperatures Are Recorded, Death  TA) 44 =

Many Roads Are Blocked By Snow   Southern States Floated By Rains

Winter Storm Smacks Natior   Disagreeable Weather Includes Cold, Snow, Rains and Winds

iA Factor In 55 Deaths  'Winter Hits Much Of The Nation With Snow, Heavy Rains, Tornadoes

pater in Deatns Of 55 Persons:     Foul Weather Grips Much Of US

New Snowstorm Pounds Rockies Weather Factor In  Deaths Of 55 Person: Since Friday Night

MERCURY PLUNGES New Snowstorm Sweeps Out Of Rockies, Blocking Highways

Worst Storm To Continue  Blizzard Warnings Issued For Area   Another Snowstorm Hits Across Nation

STATE CAPITAL. J, Highlights ae a St de lig y? ts  by vern Sanford

Peoria Taps River  State Tells Progress Against Stream Pollution

Report 40 ‘Men Killed   Thant Orders All Possible Steps to Smash Fighting

Both List Losses in Battle   U.N, Says Katangan: Attempt Ambush, Claims 38 Killed

Casualties Pile Up on Both Sides   U Thant Assigns Unlimited Power to Quell Rebels

Tshombe Troops Attempt Ambush on Headquarters; U Thant Calls for Jets

Both Sides Suffer  Several Casualties   UN Claims Katangans Setup Ambush Katanga Leaders Say UN Opened Fire

SAY AMBUSH ATTEMPTED ON UN UNIT   Jet Planes And Troops Flown To Trouble Center

Both Sides Suffer Casualties As Each Charges Other With Start ina Heavy Fiahtina

eT ee  MICROFILM SERVICE a SALES. 0, P.O. BOX 8066 4924 cCOLe avc, DALLAS, TeKAS AlN.   U.N. and Katanga Troops Reported Locked in Battle

paid GIVEN ‘CARTE BLANCHE’ ORDER  rm nne neeeer ene seers nen ent torent  ' Many Flee In Panic As Katanga Fighting Begins

Katanga Capital Scene of Battles With U.N. Troops  ‘Ambush’ Attempt   ‘Ambush’ Attempt In Elisabethville Brings Fighting

Fight breaks out in Elisabethville  U.N., Katanga forces battle  ny Afuecanc flan im tavvay

House Test Sef For Jobless bill   Quick Approval By Committee Expected

ACHNCUY 32 ING.  Begisianive rroject —_— Emergency Aid For Long-Time Jobless Apparently Set For House Unit Approval

Billion-Dollar Aid Program Slated for OK   Dem Leaders Expect Committee Nod on Help for Unemployed

Emergency Aid Approval Seen At Early Date   Vote by House Early In Week Demo Hope

JFK's No. 1 Legislative Project . .  Prompt Approval Seen For Jobless Pay Plan

JFK Number 1 Project  Emergency Help For Idle Expected To Be Okayed

SEE BALLOTING NEXT WEEK IN HOUSE   Ways, Means Committee Sets Prompt Action   Provides Billion-Dollar Outlay For Assistance To Long-Time Jobless

Quick Okay Of Kennedy  Plan Seen   House Committee Scheduled To Act

Federal Help For Jobless Is  Before House   Companion Bill Would Give Aid To Needy Children

imergenicy Help Sought lor Jobless   Unemployed Aid, Distressed Areas Hals Pushed

Kennedy’s Top Legislative Project ....  Aid to Unemplo yed May Get House Approval Next Week

Jobless Aid Tops Docket  In Coneress   Kennedy's Relief Measures Pledyed lmmediate Action

Jobless Help Plan Set For Quick Approva   House Group To Act Today on Measure-Vote Next Week Seen

Three Republicans, One Democrat In Turnabout— Sales Tax Revisions’ Passage Caps Long, Tough Senate Fight

Probe Relay Stations for Blast Clues   3 Key Installations in Utah Wrecked; Oither Sttee Guarde:

Three Stations Sabotaged In Utah Desert  Explosions Start   Explosions Start Alert At Other  Talankhara fee cell ech mm:

U.S., State, Private Probers Hunt Clues to Explosions at 3 Communication Facilities

National Guard Alerted; Relieved At Key Phone Facilities by Watchmen

Bombers Hunted  ltah Blasts Set   ltah Blasts Set Off Wide Seareh

Probe for Clues to Mystery Blasts At Telephone Installations in Utah

Explosions Are Called Professional   National Guardsmen Put on Alert; FBI Joins State Probe

ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE   Centralia, Herrin, West   Frankfort, Cairo Also On List Of Depressed Communities Qualified For Funds.

FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE   Centralia, Herrin, West Frankfort, Cairo Also On List Of Depressed   Communities Qualified For Funds.

Cuba Stops Issuing Exit Permits to All Except Americans; Navy Conducts Airlif   Be PICH ABD W WHATCi4

Collapse Of Algerian Revolt Welcomed By Washington   Secretary Rusk Says Free World Needs A Strong. Unified France

Authorities Hope For Early Settlement Of  Algerian Crisis   DE GAULLE IS SEEN AS MUCH STRONGER

Interest In Shelters Increasing  Trend Reported By CD Chiete Meoctin   Trend Reported By CD Chiefs Meeting In Washington

Argentina Plane Crash Fatal to 67  Airliner Burns; No Survivors, pit... PD nw nat

67 Believed Lost Argentine Airliner Crashe:  Killing Everyone Aboard

All 67 Aboard Plane Perish   Argentine-Owned DC6 Burns Attempting Emergency Landing On Rain Sodden Soil

That {s Slogan For Thursday's Blood Drawing At St. James Guild Hall As Farewell For Chairman Of Red Cross

One Bead, Four Critica! W oman Hurls Childrer 40 Feet From Window

SCOTCH SPINSTER HELD: ONE CHILD DIES  Woman Throws Five Tots Out of Window

Gun Battle * Flares Up. On  Berlin Border  Incident First Of Its Kind In Current ‘Berlin Crisis

JFK, Aides Talk Asian Developments   Hush-Hush Parley At White House Stirs Speculation

Financial Crisis Faces 1961 General Assembly; $62.5 Million Is Needed

Funds Needed for Public Assistance, Education  Problems Face Legislature

Hidden Motives by Liberals Charged Two Key Senators Oppose Governor on Withholding

DiSalle Defends Edythe Klumpp Commutation   Authorities Have No Plans. To Re-Open Case

Truce Commission's Message Delayed, May Postpone Start of 14-Nation Conference

Prexy Willing To Discuss Issues Bowling Green Students Air Grievances Before Ohio House Committee

‘Swift Trials’ Are Promised  For Bus Riders   27 ‘Freedom Riders’ Taken In Bus Terminal in Miss.

Bus Riders Promised Swift Trials   Mississippi Authorities Jail Integrationists

2¢ Arrested In Mississippi Promise Swift Trial For ‘Freedom Riders’

Mississippi Plans Quick  Court Cases   “Freedom Riders” Vow To Continue Assault On South

=~“ Trial _ Promised - aoa 27 ‘Freedom’ Riders Arrested In Miss.

Stomachs in Cuba Are Grumbling  At Castro, Refugee in Miami Says

Exnect Israel's Premier Ben-Gurion To Resign Soon in Government Feud

Eichman Concedes  Moral Guilt Nazi System ‘Forced’ Him To Kill Off Jews

__CROSS-E XAMINED Eichmann Concedes Guilt From Human Point Of View

AM CYPOSS-OXAIMINIALLON «2 oo  Eichmann Concedes Some “Human” Guilt

EICHMANN ADMITS HE FELT GUILT)   Denies Legal Guilt But Confesses Human Point Of View Under Cross Examination Today.

Underground Tunnel at Test Site   Adolf Eichmann Eloquent In Blaming Nazi Regime

Eichmann Says He Has ‘Feeling’ Of Killing Guilt  ce ee ee   Concedes His Role Wrong in Human Point of View

Cross-Examination Begins  Eichmann Concedes ‘Human’ Guilt, Denies Legal Question

Coming Up   WASMER LEGION POST TO INSTALL OFFICERS — WEDNESDAY NIGHT  Leonard. Schleis: — .

Coming Up   WASMER LEGION POST TO INSTALL OFFICERS —~ WEDNESDAY NIGHT

SEIZE 2 MEN WITH $25,500 IN ~ BOGUS MONEY   Claim Counterfeit Ring Hac _ Distribution Center in Me. Vernon.

Confesses Slaying Boys   Not Sorry He Killed Boys, [Says Puerto Rican, Aged 17

Big 4 Powers Draft Reply To Russia   Kennedy Calls Conference Of Top Advisers

Berlin Note To Khrush Completed  Joint Western Reply Leavec Wav Clear   Joint Western Reply Leaves Way Clear For New Talks, But Retains Firm Stand

Big Four Completes Reply To Pronouncement Made By Khrushchev on Berlin Crisis

TOP ADVISERS CONFER TODAY WITH KENNEDY   Will Discuss Broac Strategy Surrounding  German Problem   KHRUSHCHEV REPLY IS BEING DRAFTED

Repl yto Khrush On W. Berlin Set   New Blow Is Dealt A-Test Ban Hopes

Western Powers Stand Firm in Answer to Berlin Crisis, But Leave Door Open for More Discussion

Big 4 Note On Berlin Nearly Ready   Reply to Mr. K Awaits Final Check By NATO Staff

Standing Firm On Rights To West Berlin; Way Left Open For Further Talks

 Reaction Is Firm  Western Allies Prepare Repl To Russia On Berlin Question

Entombed for 22 Hours, Still Lives One Survives, Two Boys. Die in n Refrigerator

Boy, 9, Survives 22- Hour Ordeal  anmcmpmenemenseneene on een ere nner cn eA RN A NRT see ee  2 Die In Huntington School Refrigerator

Humphrey Urges Kennedy Follow Up Berlin Note With Propaganda Drive

Propagand Offensive ls Urged   Humphrey Asks U.S. To Plug Free Elections

Notes Sent To Moscow Designed To Accomplish 2 Major Purposes   Warn Soviets Of Possible War And-Lay Basis Fer Negotiations   Senator Urges Propaganda Offensive On Red Positions

Humphrey Seeks More Propaganda   Senator Wants Allied Offensive  In United Nations

Bloc Acts In Secret At Kremlin   Apparent Intention To Force West To Deal With German Reds.

Secret Secret Meeting mn Kremtin in Kremtin  REDS PUSHING GERMAN PACT

Decision Made At Secret Meet Of Warsaw Pact   West Is Warned Delay Increases  Threat of War

@ ri 1 t Life’s End DR. FREDERICK KNOOP  -~ DIES MARCH 28 — IN SEATTLE. WASH.

Life’s End DR. FREDERICK KNOO!]  — DIES MARCH 28 — 'N SEATTLE, WASH.

$65 MILLION DEAL... Empire State building to be sold twice Wednesday

Empire State Building Will Be Sold Twice Today in Complicated Realty Transaction

3 Laotian. Princes to.  Seek Unity   Coalition Government Aim of Parley Today At Zurich as Guide to 14-Power Conference

Laos To Tr ry To Unify   Princes To Meet To Try To Form National Gov't

Faction Chiefs Of Laos Slate  Unity Session   Factional Leaders Agree on Parley To Last Three Days

Laotian Rivals To Begin Unity Session Today   Warring Princes Agree To Talks

Laotians To Strive For Unity   Chieftains Agree To Open Three-Day Conference Today

First Grader Would Have To Be Over 6   Say Parents Rush Kids Off So They Can Go Bowling.

Wilson Says Gas Tax Item Legally Shaky   Joint Conference Committee Tries To Untangle Problem

Wilson Hits At Bill,  Assails Governor  Attorney General Renews Fight; Lobbv Control Law Gets Boost —

ON STATE SALES TAX Wilson Hedgeson Gas Tax Secret Session Set Today

Ballmann-Dieckhaus Wedding Saturday At St. Francis Borgia Church

7 Lose Battle to Stormy Sea   400-Foot Barge Battered to Pieces Off Florida Coast

French Cease-Fire  Rejected by Rebels   Moslems Claim Move Threatens Peace Talks

Body Of Trujillo Believed Enroute To Paris Sage Million Dollars Recovered

Trujillo's Body Taken From Yacht, Sent To Europe For Burial, Million In Cash Also Removed

New Approach On Berlin Stor, Given Denial   London News Repor: Said Recognition Of E. Germany Possible

WASHINGTON DENIES REPORT FROM LONDON   U. S. Has No Intention Of Recognizing East  Germany   RUSK SAYS ARTICLE ‘JUST NOT ACCURATE’

No Change — In Policy, . Rusk Avers  New Approach To Germany Problem . Being Discussed -

Inside...   London News Report Said Incorrect  U.S. Denies Berlin Policy Changed

MANHUNT IN AREA  Alert Out For Slaver         Car Strikes Train, 4 Die

Farm Quota Foe Acts Wheat and $2,544. Bill Left at Uncle Sam’s Door

Raising Their Voices Opera Stars Try to Reverse Plan to Cancel Met Season

Demonstrations Carried Out in Scores of Cities  ‘Peace Strike’ Marches Held

‘Strike for Peace’ by Hundreds of Women in Cities Across Nation   ‘State's Senators ‘Would Back JFK On Atmosphere Tests

U.S. Women ‘Strike’  ‘End A-Arms Race,  Not Human Race’ ©  <9  i es,

‘Peace Strike Marchers at. White House   Similar Groups Meet Acrass ULS. ‘in A-War. Protest

Ladies Stage ‘Strike’ For World Peace   Nuclear Testing Dominate Theme; Dog Carries Sign

Signs Condemn Nuclear Tests In ‘Strike  For Peace’ Demonstratiane

Women Stage Peace March In 20 Cities   Hundreds Join Demonstrations Against A-Tests

Nation Isn’t Prepared For Kight: Engle   Stronger, More Modern Defense Probably Would Prevent Soviet Action On Threats

Sen. Engte Says U.S. Should Proceed With Military Build-ug In Germany

Solon Asks Buildup in Germany  California Senator   California Senator Says Allies Lacking Strength In Berlin

Senator Urges Allied Power Push For Berlin   Engle Claims U. S. Can't Stop Threat

Backs Down On Take It Or Leave It Deal   Accuses U.S. Group Of Attempt To Break Off Negotiations

Castro Makes Move   Would Send Ten-Man Prisoner Commission For New Trade Talks

New Teacher Assignments  Are Revealed   7 Are Elected In Secondary Schovls Here

North Carolina Covered With Ice, Travel Curtailed, Schools Closed   Ice Storm Pelts Southeastern Areas, North Has Snow Blanket

Fire Ladders Reach Only to 8th Floor   Hartford, Conn., Flames Originate in Incineratar

Big, Little Country Store Moves ‘Merchandise: Slowly, But Surely

Former Campaign Manager For Nixon  Alleges Deal Was Offered By Knight

EDGERTON  NAMED AS EMISS ARY  Knight Tried To Deal Nixon Out Of Gubernatorial Contest—Finch

Knight Stakes Political Comeback (n Promised Proof of Nixon Bribe

Knight Tried to Keep Nixon Out, Says Ex- Manager   Ex-Governor’s Claim {s Denied by Nixon

CHARGE, COUNTERCHARGE   Finch States Knight  Offered Nixon Deal,

The California Story  Knight Names Alleged Nixon Deal Emissary   New Angle  Revealed

“Knight Tried to Deal Nixon Out”  Nixon-Knight Battle Takes New Twist

Nixon-Knight  California Fight Boils . Ex-Governor Name  -— Go-Between In  Ali... afe.. .

Knight Accused Of Trying To ‘Deal Nixon Out Of Race   But ‘Goodie’ Says Nixon Emissary Tried To Fliminate Him

What's Inside      Knight Names Nixon ‘Envoy’ inAllegedDeal Offer

WHO TRIED TO DUMP WHOM? Political Stew Thickens In Knight-Nixon Squabble   JOR OFFER

Finch Enters Knight-NNixon fracas  Charges Fly In California Feud

Knight Names Man, Who Denies Charge   J. H. Edgerton Admits Conversation But Denies Any Nixon Inducements

The Man: J. Howard Edgarton, Financier  ‘Knight Names Nixon's ‘Job’ Contact

Knight Stake: Comeback On Nixon ‘Lure’   Identification Of Emissary Is Promised Today

Finch Claims Knight Offered Deal To Nixon      Tried To Keep Him Out Of Race, Savs Nixon’s Ex-Camoaian Head

 Who Wanted Whom Out Of Race? ‘California Campaign Charges Take New Turr

Ex-Gov. Knight Tags Financier As Nixon Agent  Claims Deal Offered To Keep  Him Out 1a¢  are th

Nixon, Banker Deny Plan to Block Knight   Goody Says Edgerton ‘Was Picked to Keep Him out of ‘62 Race

Who Tried to Keep Whom Out? New Accusation Says Knight Asked Nixon to Foraet Race

New Deal Charged In California  Knight Tried To kK een Nixon Ont.   Knight Tried To Keep Nixon Out, Robert Finch Says

Dick's Manager Talks Nixon-Knight Job Payoff Battle Takes New Turn

Edgerton, Nixon Deny Accusation   Two Versions of Alleged Talks Given; Knight’s Wife And Friend Back Him Up

Knight Calls News Meeting This Afternoon  To Disclose Proof Of Charge He Made ~ Against Nixon

Ex-Campaign Manager for Nixon  Claims Knight Offered Election Deal

Knight Names Financie As Nixons Emissary  Edgerton And Nixon Deny Trying To Get Goody Out Of California Campaiaqn

—PROVIDES DETAILS, WITNESSES—  Knight Says E dger ton Was Nixon’s Emissary

Knight-Nixon Fracas Takes Another Turn   Counter-Charge Is Made in California Political Row

Goodie Knight Names California Financier As Carrier of Nixon’s So-Called ‘Bribe’   Nixon and Edgerton Issue Flat Denials of Accusation But Former Governor Produces Two Witnesses

Debate on Gas Tax Breaks Up ‘Without Action   Partisan Spectators Fill Galleries; House Passes Cigarette Tax Increase.

Reds Quell Demonstration  a en erm oe  \West Berlin Police Double Patrol Force Along Borde:

Crowds Mass To Boo, Heckle People's Police   Fear Communists May Lose Heads, Fire On Berliners

Reinforce Security Guards   Hope To Prevent Berlin Border Ciachao

wUs's Fro MR Bek Poteet,  Aid, U. U. N. Funds To Get Congress Eye

U.N. Action in Congc Brings New Protests   Congressmen See Hard Going for Aid Program

Negro Youths Turned Over Youth Council   Ngressional Opposition ‘Congo Action Rises

Bourguiba In Warninc  To France  Says Battle To Start Again If French Stay

Tunisia Warns Bizerte Battle Might Resume  President Pleads for  Further U.N. Action i. Pk Deine Othe

NEW APPEAL TO UN COUNCIL BY BOURGUIBA   Says Fighting Will Erup! Again If French Re fuse To Leave   HAMMARSKJOLD ON FACT-FINDING TOUR

New Clashes May Develop In Tunisia   Bourguiba Wants French To Leave Bizerte Positions

Report Johnson Urges More Reinforcements   Says Fighting Equipt., Including Heavy Tanks Should Be Brought Up

‘Step Up Military Strength In Berlin If Reds Exert MorePressure’-LBJ to JFK

Like False Doggy Eyelashes— Some Gifts Are Better To Give Than Receive

Castro Levels Attack on U.S. Administration   Bodyguard of Cubar Economic Chief Killed by Youth

These are the reason«e hehind   HONEYMOON IS OVER Castro Launches All-Out _ Attack On Kennedy Regime

Castro Again Says U.5. Plotting fo Overthrow Him   Blasts Kennedy Administration in Note to LatinAmerican Diplomats.

Fidel Launches All-Out Attack On President  Message To Latin-Americans Contains Blistering Blast

Fidel Fires Warmed-Over Charges eAt Kennedy, Repeating Plot Claim

Castro Raps Kennedy In New Attack  I i   Charges Anew U.S. Plotting Overthrow Of Cuban Premier

Castro Blasts Anew af U. S.  Kennedy Accused Of Plotting Trouble

Castro launches all-out attack against U.S.   Charges Kennedy administration plots overthrow

the same Vid ofory  Invasion Charges Against U. §. Renewed By Fidel

Castro Blasts Anew at U.S.  annadw Aweeseaa   Kennedy Accused Of Plotting Trouble

Cuban Regime Levels Blast At Kennedy  Note Charges Anew U.S. Plotting to \  — CObwarthrenw Cactren

Disappeared in storm—  Find Body of Missing Winthrop Boy on Farm

Barber Arrested For Poisoning Wite  Suspect First Wife Also Poison Victim

Who Will Crack First F Question At Border:  : ol. aeunae): BAe eiasa

Army Acts On Walker’  Resignation   General Gives Up Career To Carry On Anti-Red Campaign

‘Says Career Destroyed .  Army Accepts Resignation _ Of Gen. Edwin Walker

They're Mad Because Liz Wasn’‘tThere   11 Congressmen Miffed After ‘Snub’ in Rome

Not Way To Make Friends Liz Taylor ‘Stands Up’ Visiting Congressmen

Ask Allies To Match  U.S. Efforts  NATO Members Fail To 0 Agree On Whether  c_ BRB

Ohio Counts 28 Dead In Car Wrecks   State’s Toll Among Highest In Nation For July 4 Period

INDEX      Mother's Summer Definitions Give New Slant on Current Terms

Mothers’ Summer Language  Accelerated Science: Finding  Live Bugs In Panis Pockets

Moms Have Secret Code For Summer  When Youngsters Roam Free; Dad

‘Peace Corps’ Keeps Busy ‘Mothers’ Summer Language Defines It and Many Other Obscure Terms

‘Use Reservoir Of Talent’?  Home Front Peace Corps Is Planned By President

Kennedy Considers Home Front ‘Peace Corps’ as Well as Foreign Program

Kennedy Says. . Nafion Has Desire To Sie  R. Sarge nt Shriver Will Be Unpaid — Dirartar OF Rady’

W aterfront Fire Damage Is $1 Million   Second Hudson Blaze Believed To Start In Ferry

Waterfront inN. Y. Ablaze  Old 42nd St. Ferry Fire’s Starting Point

$1 Million Loss Along Vieteriront Blaze Sweeps  Half Mile Up Hudson

Tourist Toe Face 8-Year Jail Term   ‘Tuss Reports Mau A Student AG West Bertin

yond Year: No. 31 Moscon:  US S. Taurist  Sentenced to  Soviet Prisor  American Gets  rt: ¢ F   American Gets Eight Years on Spying Charges

Reds Call Student U.S. Spy   Michigan Tourist Convicted After ‘Full Confession’

I NAR RAE RN AMR AR OR rr  Touring American Student Sentenced as Spy

FLAT DENIAL ISSUED Soviets Arrest, Sentence  U.S. Student As Spy

Reds Sentence Tourist As Spy  Re ee   Aedes Bia Eight Years After A Two-Day Trial

Upper Peninsula Man Faces Eight  Years as Penalty Fulbright Scholar  Se 2 Sek. gee   Fulbright Scholar Had Been Taking Berlin Courses

A Soviet Military Court Sentences American as Spy   8-Year Term Announced; Says Tourist Photographed Military Installations.

Isvestia Reports Michigan Youth, A Fulbright Scholar Studying In Berlin, Had Made Full Confession

U.S. Protests Tourist’s Secret Trial—  Russia Sentences American as Spy   Urges Test Case, Gifts to Save Mental Program

Inside ...    Given Eight Year Term  Soviets Sentence American Student as Spy

—-REDS SENTENCE U. 8S. TOURIST— Faces Eight Years In Prison On Spy Charge

Arrest Not Revealed For Mare Than Month  Russia Sentences U.S. Tourist To Prison on Espionage Charge

Russ Sentence U. S. Student  For ‘Spying’ StateDepartment  Denies Soviet ': Charges

American Tourist Sentenced as Spy  Soviet Court Sets Eight-Year Penalty

American Imprisoned By Soviets   U.S. Tourist Receives Eight Years On Charges Of Espionage

Soviets Sentence Tourist From US.  Charge Is Espionage; Wm. Makinen Given Eight Years In Prison

Inside ...   VIVE £IQGntT Tear rerm  Soviets Sentence American Student as Spy

LOMiINng: Up: ANNUAL MEETING — OF COUNTY CANCER CHAPTER MONDAY AT WEIDLER HALL HERE

Weather   Many Still Idle in G.M. Disputes; Reuther Calls In Local Bargaining Teams

144,000 STILL IDLE Bargaining Teams Seek Settlement in GM Plants

Tells Grandpa About *( ‘opters  Caroline’s Specialty: Phone Talks

JUST LIKE ALL GIRLS  JUST LIKE ALL GIRLS Caroline Kennedy Loves Telephones

Dalton Asks All Agencies to Hold Line on Budget Calls for Team Effort  To Assure Fair Share For All Departments

Dalton Is Seeking Support for His Budget Proposals   Improvements Needed Now, Menta] Health Officials Complain.

Vote fo Make Missouri Speed Law Permanent  Easement Asked for Pipe Line Co. Acros: Moberly. Prison  Site

Spares Edythe’s Life! oa ish ee gh Gov. DiSalle Commutes Mrs. Klumpp’s Death Sentence After Truth Serum Talk

2Comie yitles ” Se aten  Gov. DiSalle Spares : Life Of Mrs. Klumpp   Victim's, Pet: Missing ‘Anyone Seen. Coaly’? lt Means Lot To Cheryl

DiSalle Spares Mrs. Klumpp; Life Term Set  Governor Commutes Convicted Woman's Sentence Of Death

HERALD INDEX   Rockefeller Tells Of Forlorn Search For His Missing Son

Will Resume Fair in 1962 Under New Bill   Valley Legislation Sponsored by Assemblymen Carrell, Cusanovich

Will Resume Fair in 1962.Under New Bill  Vatlav  aaielatinn “nancaga, da by   Valley.Legislation Sponsored by . Assemblymen Carrell, Cusanovich

Congress Congress Today  JFK “JFK Move: To Push  Programs   Bills Forwarded On Social. Security and Depressed Areas Aid

More on. Defense Budget, Page 15   Laos Rebels Sull Getting: Soviet Aid

PRAYER FOR .  e TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa Council of Churches Religion Features)

Daily News Index   Contrast in Evictions   Udall Ordered Off Ranch

Cattleman Orders Udall ‘Off His Kansas Ranch   Secretary And His Party Had Landed In Two Choppers On Inspection Trip

POSSIBLY EARTHQUAKE  French Report Red Nuclear Test, Then Change Opinion

NUCLEAR BLAST OR_TEMBLOR? Observatories Disagree On  Cause Of Earth Disturbance

Scientists Are Inclined To Believe Shocks Indicated Quake   FIRST WORD HINTED RECORD RUSS BOMB

BUREAUS MUST REPORT   2 Blows Aimed At Price Fixing   See “Top GE Brass Facing Antitrust Queries at Stockholder Meeting” on Page 5,

Army Considers Use of Additiona  Training Posts  Ruildun af Facilitiec   Buildup of Facilities At 10 Major Bases Also Under Study

Russians Fire Tenth  Nuclear Explosion Latest Is One Of Three Big. Ones Of  liane (6 Tane (Of TAIT Blancs Dacian

ANOTHER BIG ATOMIC BLAST BY RUSSIANS   Explosion Tenth  Set Off By Soviets In Last Two Weeks   U. S. STILL LEADS, SEABORG DECLARES

 US CONFIDENT OF LEAD Soviet Union Fires Powerful  Rocket And NewNuclearTest

UAW Union Tries to Make American Motors Profit-Sharing Pact Pattern for Big Three

Top Auto Makers Show No Sign Of Yielding To Profit Sharing Demands

Truce Delays Auto Strike      Brushfire Rebellion Against Hoffa Spreading Fast

LEFT SHIP BY ‘CHUTE:  Ma}. Titov   Tt Ont OF URUIE.  aj. Titov Describes Space Flight, Landing Details   LAWLESSNESS FRIGHTENING: New York’s No Place For Peace-Loving Cop

And A Mystery solved  From Russia, A Detailed Account Of Titov's Flight

uANDS BY PARACHUTE, SHIP NEARBY  Titov Discloses Facts Concerning His Return

Britain Avoids Definite Word o1 Market Plans   Macmillan to Reveal Plans to Parliament

British:  Get Approval On Common  “Market Move   Repott Request Given Go-Ahead By Othet Nations

New Money Plan Set By British   Possible Effort To Join Common  Market Studied

Common Market  Decision Near  EFTA Considering British Proposals

Britain Tells What Her Conditions  Are For Joining Common Market

TEMPER ATTIRE   WILL THEY JOIN RIVALS? Britain Sidesteps Query On Common Market Move

Snow and ColdHead Into lowa   But Won't Last Long  Forecasters Say; Roads Slick.

Deadline Nears On Congo Crisis  Showdown Vote Nea: In General Assembly

SHOWDOWN IS EXPECTED IN UN   Action Would Force Belgians From Conge

Ask Deadline For Belgians  Showdown Seen In U.N. Assembly On Conao Issue

U.N. Near Showdown  Vote on Congo Crisis Batile Shapes Up Over Deadline for Belsian Puilaut

CAR PLUNGE HURTS WOMAN   DEADLINE ON BELGIAN EXIT? U.N. Showdown On Congo Nears

British Roll  Tanks Up to East Border  Berlin Crisis Appears To Be Easing   Berlin Crisis Appears To Be Easing

Tass Says USSR Ready For Treaty   Further Blasts Po) oe ee or oe Fe   Further Blasts Claimed Needed To Close Gap’

Russ Hint At More Bomb Tests   Veiled Warning Accompanies Treaty Offer

Tie Stand to Western Allies Nuclear Policy   Russians “Ready” to Sign Treaty For General Disarmament; West Rejects This Approach.

Statement Warns West Must Cease If Soviets Stop  USSR Condition May Include U.S.   USSR Condition May Include U.S. Underground Blasts

Soviet Bomb Test Policy Double Talk   Official Word Implies Reds Are Justified

Think They re In Right Unless West Ends Tests   Soviet Union States Its Ready To Sign Disarmament Treaty

Even Underground  Reds Hint More Blasts Unless Allies Halt Tests

Issue Veiled Warning Ready for Disarmament  Soviets to Continue Nuclear Tests Unless West Halts   W. Europe Worries On Ciil Defense

Hints Continued Testing Unless Western Allies Give Up All  Testing Plans

Russ Warn West to Hal Atom Tests   Reds Hint New Series of Blasts

Soviet Implies It Will Continue Atomic Testing   No Halt Unless West Ends All Shots

Soviet Hints It Would Sign Arms Ban Pact   Tass Report Answer To U.S. Statement It Might Resume Tests

While School Keeps   SLATE CIVIL DEFENSE DRILLS THIS WEEK — AND NEXT IN LE MARS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS .

Wide Range of Issues for City Voters  Municipal Balloting Set in lowa Next Tuesday

1$220,000 on Hibbing Farm  3 Held in *650,000  ‘Counterfeit Case

Skipper, Crew Abandon Storm-Tossed Dredge In Aflantic; One Seriously Hur!

Captain Reluctantly Abandons Craft (Skipper And Crew ‘Taken Off Dredge

Mother and Two Children In House Carried Away   Six Inches Of Rain In Four Hours at Muscatine

On The Inside   His Last Words  Woman, behold thy son.. behold Thy Mothe:

Flooding Receding In Southern Areas  Danger Lessens With  Predicted Rains To Be  Less » Than Anticipated 

Southern Flooding  Recedes   Ebbing Waters Pose Down Stream Threat

Fiood Threats Moving Deeper into Dixieland  But the Danger Ease Slightly in Stricken  Inland PBaniane

FLOODING SUBSIDES   Rainfall Moves To Mississippi,  Loulstana Area

New Rains Over South Seen Light  Danger Of New  Floods Will Be Slight

Flood Threat Moves Further South  Kennedy Designates Disaster Area

eather:  Floods Ease. In the South  Anticipated Rains Are Less Severe

Social Gatherings  FHA HOBO.-PICNIC, moe. TUESDAY AFTERNOON AT T.UKRSAN FARM

Social Gatherings   FHA HOBO PICNIC — RUESDAY. AETBRNOON..  am T TTE"QABA TRIM

Says Issues Must Be Faced, Not Evaded  Nehru Urging ‘Friendly’ International Attitude

End Cold War, Nehru’s Appea To Christians   Friendly Spirit Vital in Negotiating He Tells Churchmen

Nehru in Appeal To All Nations To End Cold War   Urges Christians to Consider World Problems in Friendly Spirit.

In World Council Of Churches  Nehru Appeals To Leaders For Spirit Of Friendliness

Nehru Appeal To Christians  On Cold War   Makes Peace Bid To World Couneil Of Churches

Maris Shot Wins For  Yanks, 3-2   Ninth Inning Blast Gives N.Y, Lead

State Road Toll At 317   New Mexico Traffic. Toll to Dale ae Lasi Year's Foll to Date a

No Longer the ‘Conscience of Mankind’  _Nehru’s Foot Slips With Goa Invasion

Goa Invasion Complete Turnabout  You Can Count Nehru Out As Conscience of Mankind

Weather   Good Evening!   Operation Sky Shield II beginning at 1 p.m,

Group Asks Meeting On Road Plans   Chamber Discusses Change Asked On River-Lake Project

Gosney Proposal Draws Fire E. Liverpool Opposes Lake-River Road Move

Kennedy Labels Last Budget Of Eisenhower Inaccurate, Warns of More Red Spending

Ike's Budget .. ‘Inaccurate,” , Says Kennedy  ‘National. Debt To B Raised To Record  9 Ff. fF eee

Ike's Figures Called Inaccurate  Deficits and Record Debi Ahead, Kennedy Says

Tabs Ike Budget Inaccurate Kennedy Tells Congress More Red Ink Expected

JFK Rakes Ike Budget, Debt Soars   Congress ‘Told To Expeet 2 Years In "Red

Kennedy Blasts Budget Estimate By Eisenhower  President Predicts  Two More Years

To Raise Debt To Record High: Kennedy Calls Ike’s Budget  Tnaccunrate

‘Two More Years of Deficits Ahead, Says Kennedy: Blames Past Errors.

Kennedy Criticizes Last Budget of Eisenhower As Being Inaccurate

Kennedy To Offer Special Message On U.S. Economy   To To Help Jo Jobless  Payroll Tax Hike Possible

Business Must. Foot Bill For Unemployment  Employers Pay Whether Or Not

— SPEAKS OF CUBAN FIASCO —~  Halleck Tells Ike He Is Missed In Capital

‘Miss His Wisdom’ GOP Chiefs Tell Ike Cuban Fiasco ‘Shakes’ Congress

GOP Leaders in Meet With Ike  Ey Peacident Told   Ex-President Told Guidance Is Missed

France Said Reinforcing Bizerte Units   L.S. Secretary [rying to Arrange Settlement Before Fightine Resumes.

Report French Are Unloading Reinforcements   Arab League To Give Tunisia Troops, Military Aid

More French Troops Land At Bizerte   Hammarskjold On Peace Mission To Tuniaia

UN. Leader at Tunis; New Crisis Looms   French Accused of Landing Troops Near Battle Site

 French Warship Reported Landing Troops as Arabs  Promise to Aid Tunistans

Oklahoma, Arkansas  Tornado Stabs 2 States, Voll: 13 Dead, 57 Hurt

ESS! SRR Ogi Ra teal Ra teeeright cae ep ae ee en ee   Reach Agreement

Sadness, Joy Mix Amid Din   Tigers, Bears Shoot ft Out; 3,200 Cheer

Inthe News FEDERAL AUTHORITIES  HOLDING. ANDERSEN AT PEORIA, ILL..

Hotel Fire Routs 19 Ii  Kalamazoo   * Top Two Floors Of Burdick Burn

Dispute Erupts On Civil Rights   Southern Senators Oppose ‘Riders’

Homecoming Program Ready   “Big Queen” Contest on  Friday Night Will Open Weekend of Events.

Pete Seeger Sentenced  To Prison For Contempt   Judge Does Not Allow Him To Sing Final Song

36 Candidates File Overnight  For May Vote   East End Man Enters For First Ward Seat, Widening Field To 4

11 Enter City Ballot; Total Climbs To 184   More Expected By Deadline Today To Seek Primary Spot

: Space Mystery Hurtled Astronaut ‘Into Outer World Brush With Death

Medical Facts on Shepard's Flight Released  ‘Moment of Peril During Space Hop Described

SHEPARD’S CONDITION EXCELLENT  Astronaut Describes How Head ‘Rattled’

Medical Report On Astronaut Blurred Vision Only Untoward Flight Incident

You'll Find It      Court Rules Against Reds In U.S.   )Yuring snort Mop into 2pace--  Sheppard Tells Of ‘Perilous Moment

Senator Symington Says: US Power Struggles Gave Space Race Lead To Reds

Can’t Find Muscatine Driver   Do Not Rule Out Foul Play, Plan To Drag River

Nixon Calls for Kennedy-Khrushchev Summit to Prove Strong U. S. Policy

Police Kill Assassin in  Trujillo Plot   Capture Three More In Blazing Battle; Dictator’s: Funeral Scene of Hysteria

Dominican Security Police Kill 1.  Nab 3; Trujillo Burial Scene Wile

5 More ‘Riders’ Jailed   Total Arrested Rises To 98 in Challenge Of Segregation Law

Five ‘Rid ers’ Arrested At Train Station  Four Whites, One Negro Girl  as.85 8... toaocleaum

Confessed Slayer Is First Man Sentenced To Electric Chair In Delaware County History.   COMPANION GIVEN LIFE IMPRISONMENT

Readw t«t Flicht   Hearing Set for Judge in ‘Love or Jail’ Bribe

Tax Amounts Are Higher   Governments Collect $54.7 Million More Than Preceding Year

Two-Power Resolution Backs JFK In U.N.   Editor Of ‘Crusader’ Addresses Local Club

Western Powers Ask UN to Back Call for A-Talks   World Body Urged To Support Plan Of U.S. President

US, Britain Urge U.N. Approval Of Resolution Banning Nuclear Tests

U. S., Britain Press for Talks On Testing Ban   ‘250,000 Swedes Pay Silent Tribute to Dag Hammarskjold

U.S. And Britain  Urge Testing Talks   Asks U.N. Assembly To Throw Weight Behind President Kennedy's Proposals

3 Foiled In Jail Break At Ohio Pen   Guards Tipped Off Inmates Captured Climbing To Roof

3 Ohio Pen Convicts Fail In Escape Try   Guards Tipped Off About Effort To Climb Cell Block Roof

THREE CAUGHT IN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE   One Convict Fractures His Spine In Fall Off Wall  Gateninelin man   PENITENTIARY   Officials Tipped Off Break To Be Tried: Guards And — $tate Patrol Alerted

AS ACTING SECRETARY  U.N. Security Council OK’s U Thant Election

Unanimous Agreement On Burmese   Approval Includes Right to Choose His Own Deputies

Ask Party To Read Him Out"   Elkader Senator's Vote On Remap Cited by Central Unit.

Bruce Catton, Historian, Writes Of Events, Leading To War _  In 1860, Nobody Tried Coinpromise Great Issues Which Led To Civil War

No Compromise   Political Parties in 1860 Refused to Give on Issues      By BRUCE CATTON ; Written fer The Associated Pre

Too Bad, But Compromise A Bad Word   Without It, War Certainty After 1860 Campaian

The Needless War: !!  None Seek Compromise On Slavery   Democratic Convention Breaks in Half

First 9 Month State Highway Deaths Plunge   Totals Include Initial 30-Days Of Radar Control

UN May Decline = Cuban Charges  Diplomats Doubt if Resolution Will Even Come To Vote

 Wagner Names Murphy:  Stephen Kennedy Rejects \Police Commissioner Job

BANK ROBBER NABBED IN CORNFIELD  “Hell Of A Way To Make _ A Living,” Says Bandit

Also On Fair Housing Legislation— Assembly Heads For Showdown On Lawrence's Revenue Program

Space Flight To Be Friday   Booster Trouble Said Cause for Further Delay

Weather Report Looks Good for Astronaut Friday   Shepard and Back Up Man Remain in Seclusion at Cape Canaveral.

ASTRONAUT MUST WAIT FOR JAUNT   Initial Space Trip Scheduled Friday Morning

Tension Mounts Again: Astronaut Shepard Awaits ~ Rocket Space Ride Friday

Astronaut Must Wait At Least Until Friday   Project Mercury Space Shot Again Postponed; Delay Is Caused By Complicated Process of Fueling

“Awful Hours of Tension” .... Spaceman Waits New Time For US Rocket Launching

Space bid postponed until Friday   Weather outlook is good for first American shot

Shot Held Up to Prepare Rocket Agair   Astronauts Kept in Seclusion to Await Launching

FRIDAY MAY BE DATE FOR SPACE TRIP   Wee*'er, Rocket Tromh'e Da"gy Tet: pp tone out Ster-ard And tlnderstudy C'--" Cortinue Drills.

Booster Rocket Won't be Ready Until Then   Weather Outlook Good For Friday

Fueling, Weather Cause Delay .. .  Space Shot Set for This Friday

Recheck Needed To Assure All Systems Working   Weather Outlook for Friday Called Good

Spaceman Shepard And Alternate Wait For Green Signal  No Attempt Will Be Made Thursday, Hope For Friday Launching

First manned shot in space postponed until: Friday:   Redstone rocket will he ready; weather qood

Space Flight Not Possible Until Friday   Astronanl Shepard In ‘Ready Koon’ At Cape Canaveral

Man-in-Space Shot Delayed Until Friday   Alan Shepard Again Begins Awful Hours of Tension; Weather and Trouble With Rocket Fuel Tube Hold Up American Challenge

Astronaut Shot Now Scheduled For This Friday  Refueling, Check On All Equipment

FRIDAY MAY BE DATE FOR - SPACE TRIF   Weo*'er, Rocket Trouble Betay Shebe A ntene ant Ste-ard And tinder. study C'--" Cortinue Drills.

Space Date Shuftfled For Shot Try Friday   ‘Sitting Tight,’ Says Space Wife

Egypt 0 Offered Hand of Fr iendship iBy Successful Syrian Rebel Move

‘Syria's Triumphant Revolutionaries — Offer Friendship To “Sister Egypt’

Middle East Looms As Big Trouble Spot   lraqi Troops Ordered To Border; Cairo Mobs Back Nasser’s UAR

Syrians Order Egypt Officials To Return Home   New Regime Offers Friendship to ‘Sister’ Nation, But Cuts U.A.R. Ties.

Weather   Egyptians Ordered to Leave Syria; Tension Mounting in Middle East

Syria Offers Friendship  To Egypt   But Egyptian Civilians, Officials Ordered To Go Home

Syria Offers Friendship To “Sister Keypt”; Nasser Fails To Coneede Defeat

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Biggest Blimp On Final Leg Of U.S. Trip

Chairman Gets Letter   Bucks To Philadelphia Better Commuting Facilities Proposed

Emporia Weather   W heat Damaged By Severe Weekend Hail in Larned

Kennedy Says U.S. Military Power Is Tops   To Seek Additional Money For Defense To Maintain Position

JFK Seeks Arms Hike   Risk, Responsibilities Balanced by U.S. Aur Test, Says Presiden

DEFENSE FUND BOOST SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   U.S. to Stay No. ] Power, He Says

Nation Is Leading, He Advises  Cites Tests While Ban Talk Goes On

US. Strength Unparalleled, JFK Declares   A-Test Plans Made To Keep From Being Fooled By Russians

VOWS TO MAINTAIN SUPERIORITY EE OY  U.S. Won’t Be Fooled Second Time On Test  M oratorium--Kennedy

Gives Plans For Staving As Top Powe   Readies Nuclear Atmosphere Tests ‘If Necessary’

Tensions Mounts In Katanga   Ike Accents Annointment   MUST BE MAINTAINED  JFK States U.S. Position

KENNEDY WILL ASK FOR MORE DEFENSE FUNDS   Vital That U. S. Maintain Military Position,  He Declares   NOT TO BE FOOLED BY SOVIETS AGAIN

Kennedy to Seek Additional Money For Strenathening U. §. Defenses

Won't Be Fooled. By Ri  U.S. Is Most Powerful, Kennedy Tells People

Med Care, Education First      Kennedy Readies 10 Special Messages

Considers U. S. Second to None In Military Way   President Announces Ike Will   President Announces Ike Will Head New, Privately Managed People-to-People Program.

PRESIDENT TELLS’ PRESS CONFERENCE:  U.S. Won't Be Fooled by Soviets

More Funds ToBe Asked Next Year To Maintain Strong, Free America

PLANS TO ASK MORE QUTLAY FOR DEFENSE   Won't Be Fooled By Russians, President Says   KENNEDY SEES   Democratic Election Victories As Approval Of His Administration

JFK Says Reds Not To Fool U.S Into Weakness   Nation Now Packs Military Power Second To None, He Says

President Says U. 8. To Keep Its Strength   Arosemena Is  Foreed In As Ecuador Chief

IKE  HE. 4DS PEOPLE PROG PROGRAM  Defense Bill Nears $50 Billion Mark

President Says U. S. Is Strong   ‘He Will Want More Money For Defense

Kennedy States US. Is Leader In Arms Power   JFK Says Nation Not to Be Fooled By the U.S.S.R.

Says Nation’s Military Must Be Strongest   Nuclear Testing Is in Order to Keep Reds From Fooling U.S.

Minimum Pay Boost Slated To Be First   Congress to Get Proposal on Medical Care for the Aged on Thursday.   Medical Care Next

U.S. Will Not Be Fooled Into Weakness-JFK   Has Military Powe: Second to None, Says President

Conference Wide-Ranging         President Expects To Keep Promises Made As Candidate

JFK After Defense S$         Sees Sign of Approval  Kennedy Hails Victory

U.S. Power is Second to  None: JFK   “Won't Be Fooled By Soviets Into Losing Strenath’

Additional Defense Funds Proposed Kennedy Says U.S. Arms Strength Second To None

Elizabeth Il Heads For Ghana   AbARlIGl RISHARP   Kennedy Outlines New Military Program

Military Power Of U.S. Is Tops, Says President  Won't Be Fooled by

Additional money for c defense- -JF. K  —e ep opens lUSGUlUlUOE Oe re Cr, Fe 7x aTy"s   UNITED STATES SECOND TO NONE

Kennedy Says U. S. Won't be Beguiled Into Losing Might  President to Request More Money Next Year for Defense

WON'T BE FOOLED” President Says He'll Ask More Yet for U.S. Defense

Press Conference  U.S. Packs Military Power Second To None In World

JFK to Ask More Funds  For Defense   Believes Election Result Will Give Kennedy More Power in Next Congress

JFK To Ask More Money For Military   President Savs U.S. Second To None; To Maintain Role

Will Send 10 Messages To Congress   Kennedy Will Report On Plans For Aged Care, Education

Senate Leaders Lauds Gains   President Declares U. S. Power Second to None

Plans Spending Increase Kennedy Claims U.S. Power Second To Nerié

U.S. Won't Lose. Military Margin  Kennedy to Nee  Mara Dafan ach

arene ean en en nee ot eet ea ee ne  US. Miltary Power Second To None, Declares Kennedy

President So Pledges To Scribes   Kennedy Says U.S. Military Might Tops All

JFK: US Military Power Tops, But Funds Needed   Elections Enhance Prospects For JFK Program, Solon Says

Kennedy: U. S. Military Power Second to None   Will Ask More Funds Next Year For Defense

ae f Ey  Kennedy to Send 10 Special Messages Ta Cannvrece lm Naw? Faw Weelve

Tiniest Virus Found, Analayzed hy Science —  oe ee  Research Team at UW

From = nennedy  176 Major Corporation Executives Get Decree On Country's Promotion

Announcement By Directors Of Unit Here  88% of Budget As Allocated To Agencies

Adlai Speech Interru pted  Dag Rejects Soviel Demand  To Resign UN Position

Dag Defies Soviet, Sticks to Job; Reds Stace Riot as Stevenson Speaks

Dag Rejects Red Demand That He Quit   Secretary To Stick Until Members Soy He Should Bow Out

Adlai Charges Red Move Act Of War on UN   Wild Demonstration Staged by Negre es As U.S. Envov Talks

Says Reds Would Only Destroy UN  Stevenson Speech Interrupted By

ne nrealistic’—"“Propaganda’ .. .  US.. Britain Reject Red Test Ban Plan

Termed ‘Completely Unacceptable’  West Rejects Soviet Offer On N-Test Ban

House Sharply Chastised for Dragging Feet   Kesolution on TY Star’s Talk Causes Outburst

Goldwater Suggests Deduction From Federal Income Tax For School Taxes

REDS FOCUS OWN LENS ON DISPLAY Army Role Probed In Paar TV Show From Berlin Line

Pentagon Launches Probe of Army's Role In Staging Jack Paar's Berlin TY Show

Probe Army Pari In Staging Show  Daree Eile fe hinds   Paar Film Is Made At Berlin Crossing

dnvesti ate Berlin TV Show Is Army Upto Paar?, Probers Want to Know

"Show Biz From Berlin *  Pentagon Probes: ‘Army's 8 Part In lack Paar Show

Termed Disgraceful Episode’ ee rrr ae pen  Army’s Role In Paar Show On Berlin Subject of Probe

Prepared:   South Africans Move Troops To Guard Aqainst Any Revolt

Expect Hoffa To Get New Five-Year-Term   (Move Troops Into South W. Africa

—SNUBS U. N. BIAS PROBERS— South Africa Braces For Invasion, Revolt

U. N. Committee Not Welcome   South Africa Sends Men To Guard Against Revolt

African Troops Poised  Entry Barre   Entry Barred To League From the UN

South Africa Moves Troops  Precautions Taken   Precautions Taken In Angola Troubles

South Africa Bolsters. Angola Border Coes   Committee Faces Arrest

Breach of peace trial postponed at Tylertown  Justice Department appeals ruling by   Justice Department appeals ruling by Judae Cox in Nearo voting incident

Propose Erasing 1957 Tax Increase  Gov. Welsh Voices Doubt on Senate Bill

Jack Tries His Hand At  Summitry   Convinces Mac He Would ‘Use Force To Save Laos

Soviet Paper Blames Laos Fidht on West   No Kennedy Huddle with Nikita in Sight

FORGETS PROBLEMS OF EIGHT YEAR PRESIDENCY  Mr. Eisenhower Takes Lite Easy

Completely Relaxed Ike Gets Full Bag Of Quail; Honored With Luncheon At Plantation

Rocket Lost In Sea After Space Flight   Capsule Carried Living Matter For Radiation Testing

4 Women, One Man Five in Car Pool Killed En Route to Jobs in N.H.

Cordial Spirit Marks Opening Of Conference   Aides Expect Kennedy To Warn Khrushchev Against Danger Of War Over West Berlin Crisis

‘Vienna Summit Begins On Very Cordial Nete  Arms Concessions Also Goal of JFK: TwoatlU.S. Embassy in 75-Minute Talk

Kennedy-Khrushchev In Spirit of Friendship   Opening Conference Today Held at U.S, Embassy; Khrushchev Will Host Second Meeting Sunday; JFK Against ‘Troika’

Kennedy Is Contident Alter Franee   Face Each Other Across Table; Alone With Interpreters

JK, Nikita Meet Today  In Vienna   Leaders To Discuss Disarmament, Berlin; No Settlement Of Issues Expected

President Host to Khrushchev . .   Kennedy Ready to Make Clear to Nikita Dangers of Miscalculation

President Kennedy Is Given a Warm Welcome Upon Arrival in Vienna; Talks and Luncheon Start Meeting.

Kennedy, 7 ‘Khrush c . . Start Vienna Pa sy   Atmosphere Termed ‘Very Cordial’: President Warmly Welcomed

Atmosphere  Cordial As  Parley Opens   Kennedy To Cite War Dangers Revolving Around New Berlin Crisis

President Meets Communist Leader In Cordial Atmosphere   Kennedy-De Gaulle Talks Rated Success

Swap Toasts A t Luncheon  "Rain Doesn’t Damper :   Rain Doesn’t Dampen Spirit of Summit ~

K-K Exchange Toasts At Vienna Lunch  Kennedy Is Host at nba sy Si For Historic Talk

WEATHER   1\-Minute Lunch Opens Meet; Toasts Exchanged In Air Of Friendliness

Vienna Talks Start on Note Of Informality  Two Chiefs Mee’ At U.S. Embassy Chat Privately

Summit Talks Begin on Note of Cordiality   Kennedy, Khrushchev Confer After Warm Austrian Weleconic

Leaders Exchange Toasts In Friendly Terms At Lunch   Talked For More Than Hour In Music Room

Summit Meeting Opens In Cordial Atanaghere   Berlin Crisis   Aides Present   He’s Cautious   Soveit Embassy

Far Different Atmosphere From Summit Meefing Fiasco of 1960   President Expected to Warn Soviet Leader Of War Dangers in Any New Berlin Crisis, And to Urge Concessions on Disarmament

Spirit of Cordiality Marks Opening of Biq Two Talks   Tricky Protocol Problem Is Solved Ey Lonatime Recoanized Masters

75-Minute Lunch Starts Conferences   Kennedy Determinec to Hold Fast on W, Berlin Situation

President to Warn of Berlin War Dangers, seek Arms Concessions—  Kennedy-Khrushchev Talks Off to Cordial Start

US, Soviet Chief  Exchange Toasts   First Day‘s Talks Open in Different Atmosphere Than 1960 Summit in Paris

hevotutionary Account dquarea  Lloyd Picks Up Tab for Royal Troops

Selwyn Lloyd Uses Own Money to Help Square Redcoat Damage in Philadelphia

Six Charged in Thefts Of Local Autos   Warrants Issued In Theft Ring

Probe Uncovers: Auto Theft Ring  Robbery Of Bank At Welcome Sees 6 Men Charged For Theft

El Gran Desfile Del Dia Del Trabajo En LaH. Matms.   Fidel Castro Proclama Hoy Cuba Republica Comunista

U.N. Council Expected To Defer Action, Hoping Arabs Will Settle Quarrel

Achievement In Space Soviet Union Leads Only In Spectaculars, Weights

A5 Satellites Orbit - Russians Claim Greatest Attention in Space Race   By ALTON BLAKESLEE Associaled Press Sclence Writer

kel e  a ee   1961 NEWS IN REVIEW  Man In Space Is Top News Story During 1961

Manin space  Science Fiction Becomes Fact lh Vear's Téa News Siuy

Man in Space Is Top News Story of 1961   Berlin Crisis Is Chosen as Second Biggest Event.  By TOM HENSHAW AP Newstfeatures Writer

Parties Move Right  Kennedy Must Deal With Conservative Coalition   Man in space  Science Fiction Becomes Fact In Year's Top News Story

Grandma Moses Gets Set For Quiet Celebration Of Her 101st Birthday

Would Show Efforts Made On Terms   See Berlin Crisis As Propaganda Tool For Both Sides

“White Paper" on Berlin Is Being Drafted  Efforts of West to ‘Reach Peace Accord ba Ra Deamoetivgan

Administration Is Preparing White Paper On Berlin   U.S. Officials See  Dispute as Propaganda Wartare Phase.

Move Is Part Of Propaganda War Over City   Note Being Drafted To Moscow Denying Khrushchev Demands

‘White Paper To Outline Berlin Plans   U. S. Officials See Crisis Now In Propaganda Phase

Plans Note  Reviewing Situation   No Intention Of Yielding Any Rights In City

To Dramatize Peace Efforts  VannadAy Deannrinn fWihits Danae’   Kennedy Preparing ‘White Paper’ On Berlin to Present U.S. View

TO DRAMATIZE BERLIN PEACE TRY  Paper Will Show World U.S. Effort

issue oaid in Fropaganda We arrare x GSE  Administration Is Preparing ‘White Paper on Berlir   To Dramatize Repeated Efforts To Reach Agreement With Soviet Union on German Peace Settlement

US. White. Paper. On’ Berlin. Planned         Part Of ‘Propaganda Counterattack To Khrushchev’s Cold War. Irritations © -

Will Dramatize West’s Efforts To Win Peace   Dispute With Russia Now Is'in Stage of Propoaanda. Warfare

U.S. to Present World Appeal   Note to Moscow Next Week Will Reject K’s Demands

DRAMATIZE CASE   Administration has new white paper about Berlin crisis

Crisis Now Labeled As  Propag: anda   Washington Plans Note For Moscow Rejecting Demand:

Dratting ‘Paper’ On Berlin   U.S. To Dramatize Western Efforts For Settlement With Soviets

NOTE TO TURN DOWN SOVIET DEMAND   West Won't Yield Rights, Khrush ‘To Be Told  MESSAGE   Prepared After Weeks Of Talks With Britain, W. Germany And France

Taxes, Skiing, Hunting Among Subjects Coming Up For State Legislature Vote

World Drifts Into Disaster, Nehru Warns   Forget Colonialism, Indian Leader Tells Nonaligned Nation:

Must Save World Ist, He Claims   Tells Neutrals Not To Get into Rut Of Resolutions

India Chief Denounces Soviet Plans   Non-Aligned Nations Told Of War Dangers

Forget Colonialism and Try to Halt Drift to War, Nasser Tells Neutrals

Jolts Meet, Warns World Near To War  Urges Pressure To End Deadlock  Jn Berlin Issue

AT CONFERENCE OF NONALIGNED NATIONS Nehru Pleads: ’ ‘Save Wi < orld From Disaster”

Nehru Shocks — ~ Neutralists   Forget Colonialism, Conference Delegates  Told by Indian Leader

Jehru Shakes Neutrals’ Conference With Call to Tackle “Drift to War’

Soviet Afom Testing Hit By Indian   Tells Conference World Is Drifting Into Disaster

Today most dangerous  since WWII   Prime Minister Nehru speaks to nonaligned nation:

Nehru Cites World Drift To Disaster  at ‘Be eM   Colonialism  Theme Dulled

Nehru Advises ‘Neutrals’ To Work On Averting Chaos and Talk Less

India Leader Cites Peril In Belgrade   Neutral Nations Hear Appeal For ‘Moral Pressure’

U.S. CITES BUILD UP OF OWN MILITARY —  Urge Stronger NATO Force:

Civil Rights Se ‘ap Seen In Senate   House Tackles Bill Setting Plane Hijacking Penalty

Senate Into Scrap Over Civil Rights   Move To Extend Life Of Commission Comes Up Today

Civil Rights Fight Opens In Senate   Hijacking Bill Before House

~— HOUSE DEBATES HIJACKINGS — Civil Rights Battle May Erupt In Senate

Civil Rights, Plane Hijacking Death Penalty Bills Before Congress Today

Administration Puts on Damper ....  Senate Begins Work on Civil Rights Bill

CIVIL RIGHTS FLAREUP  Seek Death Penalty In  Hijacking of Airliners

Civil Rights Scrap Brews In Senate   House Takes Up Bill Giving Death Penalty To Airplane Hijacker:

House Pushes Plane Piracy Penalty Bill   Senate Action Set For Extension Of U. S. Commission

Senate Is Tackling Civil Rights; House Takes Up Bill On Hijacking

Civil Rights, Hijacking To Get Attention  Senate Leadership hi ill Try Maneuver  iia s®

Civil Rights Fight In Senate While House Takes Up Death For Hijacking

Storm Lake Man Seized  In Colorado  Spooner Admits 2 Slayings, Shows No Remorse

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Stevenson May Get Test As New U.N, Envoy With  Move For Action On Congo

tops Kept Alert  ‘One Miniature Whiskey Botile Carries Potent Farewell Gift

Only  One Bottle “Bad ‘Bad’  Acid Solution in Gift to Guard Is Accident

PTA PRESIDENT SAYS: Amerieans Preoccupied By ‘Creature Comforts’

‘Rithmetic’s Face Is Lifted   High Schools Offer ‘New Mathematics’

RUSSIAN RECOGNITION MAY TROUBLE BRAZIL   IN SOME SCHOOLS Now Its ‘Additive Inverse’ Instead Of Just Arithmetic   WESTERN CAMP

‘Rithmetic’s Face Is Lifted  High Schools Offer   High Schools Offer "New Mathematics’

TIMES HAVE CHANGED  Last of 3 R's-‘rithmetic is underaoing face-lifting

Called New Mathematics"— ‘Rithmetic Undergoes School Face-Lifting

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY ¢   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Rep. Halleck Says 178 Men Sweeping Floors At Fort Polk, Louisiana

“We Can Beat Russia To Moon —But It Will Take Lives and Money,” Says Ex-Space Official

‘Nixon io Issue Grade Card on Record (Of Kennedy, Emphasize Foreign Policy

MAY EVEN GO IN FOR CRICKET  It's M'Lord Now for Tuffy, 45; Castle Life Waits Factory Hand

Blizzard Warnings Issued for Portion Of Central Plains   Tornadoes Take Toll In South; Floods Add to Worries

Washington Ask: Reds Reconsider   Claim U.S. Is Able To Build Superbomb

Russia asked by U.S. to reconsider plan to explode giant nuclear bomb

aay Unnecessary:  White House Asks Reds To Reconsider Exploding Bomb

White House asks the Soviet to reconsider firing big bomb   [) SS pen oe   Weiach speech

‘Unnecessary’ Tag Placed On Russian Test   American Experts See No Military Value In Proposal

Request To Reds U.S. Asks Them Not To Fire Big Bomb   lke Has His Say  Yugoslav Deal Was In Best Interests Of U.S.

Reconsider Blast. U. 8. Asks Soviet   Test Unnecessary and Aim Is Political — White House.

Opinion Rally Hopes of US   ‘Political Purpose’ jehind 50-Megaton Red Blast Plan

‘Unneressar' Shot’ Flayed as Political   Washington Sees Public Opinion  Osposina Soviet

Claims No Military Necessity   White House Says U.S. Also Has Means for Bomb

U.S. Asks Reds To Reconsider Bomb Decision  White House Note  eet em oT ke Bk   White House Note Cites Test’s Lack Of Military Purpose

Asks USSR To Ponder lts Decision   White House Says U. S. Can Produce These Bia Bombs

WHITE HOUSE SAYS TEST UNNEEDED   Lack Of Military Purpose For Such A Test Noted   To Rally Opinion Of World Against Kremlin: Talk By Khrush Studied

Please Change Your Mind On Bomb, US Tells Russia   Says Big Test Not Necessary

Bomb Can Serve ‘No Legitimate Purpose’  U. S. Tells Russia: ‘Don't

Russia Asked Not To Test lts ‘Monster’   Reconsideration Is Urged Upon Reds By White House

‘NOT ESSENTIAL’  White House Asks Nikita Not To Explode Big Bomb

Say US Could Produce Shots Similar Size   Statement Comes After Soviets Announce Blast

U.S. Requests Reds To Halt Huge Blast   Claim Bomb Would Only Serve fo ‘Uncontessed Political Purpose’ Not Of Military Need, Necessity

Statement Calls Test ‘Political’   US, Could Make Bomb But Hasn't, White House Says

No Reaction From USSR  Reds Asked To Reconsider Detonation of Giant Bomb   Soviet Bomb Would Carry Excessive Fallout Material

GE TEST IS POLITICAL, NOT NEEDED   Officials Study Moscow Speech By Khrushchev

Absolutely unnecessary  claims W.H.   Fullscale tests not essential to develop monster

Stop Giant Bomb Test. U.S. Urges   Unnecessary For 50-Megaton Blast, Soviet Union Told

Ribicoff Rap: Congress On Aid Program   Secretary Plans Tour To Stir Up Aid For Schools

n Air Routes  East German Reds Call Upon West fo Negotiate With Them About Berlin

Berlin Reds In Another Effort To Negotiate   Separate Treaty Certain—Ulbricht

Liquor Available At Polling Place   Attorney General Urges Strict Enforcement of Election Laws

Inside The Times   ‘Holiday Traffie Yardstick  Toll For Fourth May Top 450

Over 400 Will Take Last Ride  Publicity Cuts Toll; Death Rate Declinin

OPPOSE GOV'T CONTROLS Doctors Recalled Before Anti-Trust Committee

Sen. Kefauver Recalls AMA Head ToStand   Dr, Hugh Hussey Opposes Plan For Government Contro}

29 Lives Are Claimed N. C. Weekend Violence Highest In Many Years

Atty. Newell Indicted On Tax Charges   Total Income In 3 Years Listed In LS. Counts

Countdown On For Man in Space Shot on Tuesday   Rocket, Capsule Being Checked Very Carefully

Western Powers, Russ to Conter  U. 0 Will Avoid Running Into Dead End’ Over Berline Rusk

Berlin Talks Are Assured   Discussions Between West Power: And Soviet Will Be Held, Rusk

SECRET MEETING HELD  Rusk Predicts East-West  Discussions Over Berlin   THREATS

Peaceful Intent Stressed  Rusk Expects East-West Discussions On Berlin

Rusk Sees Berlin Talks  East-West Conference Assured, U.S. Secretary of State Reveals

 Reps Give It A Workout  $200, 000 Gadget To Tally ‘Ballots Of State Solons

Grain bill goes to Senate, facing resistance to compliance clause   Powerful lever

Grains bill passes test in the House   Narrow 209-196 vote sends measue to Senate

Key Compliance Section Not In Senate Bil!   Kept In Bill Passed by House 209-202

GOP Fails to Kill Key Provisior  Fi eed Grain Bill Voted by House

Pass Emergency Feed Grains Bill  Defeat G. O. P. Change Final Vote 209-202

House Passes” Feed Grain Bill 209-202   Emergency Measure Overcomes. Efforts “By Republicans To Kill Key Provision

Titov Reveals He Parachuted From 5 -Ton Spaceship  - Cosmonaut ‘Gives Details ‘of Reactions During Flight

TITOV MEETS NEWSMEN  Weightlessness Caused U adlbaaiiad Sensations

U.S. Reviews Nuclear Test Concessions   Geneva Conference Meets 35 Minutes To Hear Explanatior

New Evidence Turned Up In Klumpp Murder Case; Legal  Action For Pardon Expected

Pardon for Murderess May be Asked on Basis of New Evidence, Attorney Says

Britain Seeks Membership in Trade Market   Announcement by Macmillan Bring Opposition

Senate Knocks Off Parochial Schools  Amendment Defeat Victory for Kennedy

Education Aid Near Passage   Hope Is Voiced to Dispose of All Remaining Amendments During Day

School Aid Bill Boost Defeated   Senate Also Kills Attempt to Knock Teachers Salaries

Senate Kills Amendment to School Aid Bill   Goldwater Move to Erase Saiary Clause Fails in Voice Vote

Education Aid Bill Nearing Final Victory   Senate Meets Early To Begin Assault On Amendmente

Senate Rejects Loan Funds for Private Schools  Amendments Beaten Rack in Drive far   Amendments Beaten Back in Drive for Approval of Aid Bil

Senate Vetoes Amendment To Aid-for-Education Bill   Goldwater Would Have Excluded Any Funds for Teachers’ Salaries

GUlGWatler Amendment Defeated  Clear Wav For   ‘Clear Way For Aid To Education

Senate Bushes School Aid Bill   Turns Down Attempt to Knock Out Funds for Teachers’ Pay

Kennedy's Federal Education Aid Bill Near Final Victory In Senate

School Aid Bill Passage Is Seen By End of Week   Salary Amendment by Goldwater Defeated

Seante May Vote Bob Hope Gold Medal  For Entertainment of Soldiers, Sailors

Tribute To A Career Of Good Works  Gold Medal For Bob Hope — Proposed By 97 U. S. Senators

Assassins Held Family Hostage  Dominican Doctor   Dominican Doctor Tells Of Ordeal

Ordeal Ends  When Food  Runs Short 2 Fugitives Shot  After Leaving Hiding Place

Shortly After Assassination  Doctor And Family Held Hostage By 4 Plotters

Four-Day Ordeal Is Told —  Trujillo's Killers Hold Physician, Family Hostages

All Sate Now   Doctor, Family Held Hostage By Four Of Truiillo’s Slayers

‘Hunger Finally Drove Assassins  Of Traiillo Out Of Hiding Place

 Hunger Drove Fugitives Out Says Trujillo Plotters Held Family Four Days

Doctor Says Plotters Held 3 as Hostages  Hunger Drove 4 Trujillo Foes From

Family Held Hostage Young Dominican Doctor Tells Of Ordeal In Assassins’ Hands

Doctor Tells of Being Held by Truiillo Plotters   Hunger Finally Forces Four From Hiding After Family's 4Day Ordeal.

4 Plotters Against Trujillo's Life Hold Doctor’s Family Hostage 4 Days

 vVocror Vescribes VUrdedl  Dominican Plotters Held Family Hostage

Hostage Held by Trujillo Assassins Says Hunger Drove Them from Hiding

Doctor, Family Held Hostage by Assassins   Gen. Diaz, 3 Others Stayed Four Days; 2 Slain, 2 Caught     t

Two Dead, Two Captured Trujillo Assassins Held Doctor And Family Captives For 4 Dove

ASSASSINS HELD THREE AS HOSTAGE!   Four Took Over Doctor's Home Until Driven Out By Hunger After 4 Days.

Kekkonen Denies Deal  With Reds  Says No Secret Qinesclteinwe Lead

KEKKONEN SAYS NO SECRET DEAL   _ Finnish President ‘Comments on Talks

Integr ationist ‘Head Suffers Wrist Wound   Montgomery Calm But Negroes Blast Guardsmen Altituds

Incident Occurred After ‘Freedom  Riders!” Arrived In Montaomery

White Youths Held For Shots Fired At Negro   . Minister Wounded ” In Wrist By Volley

Khrushchev Now Ready To Talk On Berlin  He Warns Against Any Mobilization By   He Warns Against Any Mobilization By West: Makes Threat

Ayub Says Pakistan Needs U.S.   Wants Backing In Other Ways Than Money

Pakistan Wants U.S. Backing, Says President   Moral Courage Plus Dollars Are Needed

Cellist Casals Charms White House Audience Second Time In 5/7 Years

-SCORES WHITE HOUSE TRIUMPH— Music Leaders Hail Casal’s Performance

After 57 Years!  Pablo Casals’ Cello Charms White House Gathering Again

MURDERED BY SADIST   Massive Search For Sadist Killer Is Nationwide

‘AGITATORS? NOT WELCOME Negro Leaders Vow To Send ‘Riders’ Into Mississippi —   \Marshals Ordered To Stay ‘Until Alabama Stops Riots

Barnett Says Riders Will Be Escorted Out Non-Stop; Marshals Not Asked to Protect

Riders Say Mississippi Next Target   Governor Declares Buses Will Not Be Permitted to Slop

Riders Look fo Mississippi   Segregation Center Their Next Target

ow L a -“  Letter by Bowles Reflects ‘Interest ‘in: ‘People’ Plan

Problems Face Auto Union  Ford Dispute, AMC   Ford Dispute, AMC Revolt under Study

UAW. Has.2 Job: In Negotiations .  te ed Ae  r   Completion of Ford Contract One Issue

Problems Face Auto Union  Based BRiensutea AAAS   Ford Dispute, AMC Revolt Under Study

FORD, UAW AGREE ON PROBLEMS   Reuther Plans To Submit Pact By Thursday °

Secy. Freeman Tells MFA - U.S. Ready to Start Storage Of Emergency Wheat Supplies

ror Use tn Case ot war     sen cman sinc ein  Kmergency Wheat Storage Plan Revealed By Freeman

Freeman Says An Emergency Food Plan Is Set Up   Would Store Wheat In  Probable Target Spots For Use After Attack.

AIR NATIONAL GUARDSMEN TO GO TO EUROPE   Extensive Call-Up Of Reservists Only Possibility Now   NATO FIREPOWER THOUGHT SUPERIOR

Air Guards May Be Sent To Kurope   - i Defense Buildup  Plans Beginning  To Shane Un

Nab Suspect In Bank Robbery   $12,000 Holdup Staged Near Youngstown

Storms Batter Colorado Crop:   Report Some Areas Under Flood Waters

President Of Congo Moves To Pull Legal Rug Out From Under Katanga’s Tshombe

Test of Strength In Congo Over Meeting   Kasavubu, Tshombe Name Different Meeting Places for Assembly; Two Rump Gatherings May Be Held

Inside...    Move Against Unemployment  AFL- CiO May Press Congres: For Work Week Reduction

Assembly Due Minor Activity  During Week   Legislators Could Recess Wednesday  After Action On Bil

U.N. MEETS; GHANA CHIEF IS SPEAKEF   Session Opens With Hints Russia May Drop U2 Complaints If U. S. Forgets Hungary.

Russia Proposes Cold War Ban  Before U.N.    Talks Between U. S, And Soviet Officials As Yet Inconclusive

Soviets Propose No War Talk   Russians Not To Press Demands For U2 Debate

Stevenson Confers With Gromyko; Nkrumah Sets Stage For Con go Debate

Explosive Debate Due On Congo  A Taal O ceca ee   _As Session Opens Today

On Shelving Cold War Issues Talks Between Soviets,  U.S. Prove Inconclusive

Reds Would Avoic Explosive Issues A: Assembly Opens   Talks with Representatives Of U.S. Prove Inconclusive

Defer Cold War Issues, U.N. Urged   Soviets Make Bid As Session Opens; Congo Debate Seen

Reds Woulc Shelve Cold War Debate   Stevenson Talks With Gromyko On Eve Of UN Meet

WOULD SHELVE U2 INCIDENT Russia Proposes To Keep Cold War Issues Out Of U.N. Debates

EXPLOSIVE NEW DEBATE LAELOSIVE NEW DEBATE  Russians Propose Shelving Disputes

Congo Sure ToHold U.N Spotlight   Session To Get Under Way This Afternoon

bones Of Babies Found In House In Greencastle   Believe Parts Of Five Skeletons In Four Boxes, Suitcase in Basement

100 Areas in 27 States Tri-State is Eligible For Help Under Aid Bill

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Town Has Record — 7 No Accident Years

Air Reserves Set to Move ‘Any Time’   -Personal Problems ‘Confronting Some Families in Call

Virainia Fichter Squadron Estimates ‘One Hour' for Assembly   Air Force Guardsmen Rallying Behind  ‘Announcement Eyeing Early Calling Up

Air National Guardsmen Ready, Willing And Able For Possible Active Duty

Reservists Back Move by Kenned\   Top Readiness Reported by Commanders —

Air Guardsmen Rally Behind Administration's First Move To Bolster Fighting Strength

In the Fields   TWO DOZEN TOURED ~  LITTLE SIOUX FLOOD  PREVENTION PROJECT Floyd Valley Watershed Assn. Sponsored Bus Trion Yesterday

in the Fields.  TWO DOZEN TOURED  LITTLE SIOUX: -FLOOD  PREVENTION PROJECT , Floyd Valley: Watershed ~ Assn, Sponsored Bus  _Trip Yester dev.

2 Satellites Launched A  Canaveral   Double-Header Expected 'To° Orbit Earth

Red May Day Lauds Castro, Yuri Gagarin  Fidel Plans Rally, Gate Lenin Priza   Fidel Plans Rally, Gets Lenin Prize Troops In E. Berlin

Union Urges Rejection and Calls-- +  Ford Contract Offer ‘Totally Unacceptable’

ao  ‘ Aiken Coun LAURENS re AITKEN. :. c.  UN Hai ils Formati ion of New Government as ei urning Point

 First Peace Step  Soviets Reportedly Agreed To Laos Cease-Fire Appeal

Britain Reports . Soviets Agree Te Laos Cease-Fire   Action Is First Taker  Toward A Peace Cae ccs:

Russians Agree To Cease-Fire   Points To Settle Yet In 3-Point Laos Cease-Fire

Leftist Leader Of Ecuador Asks Cuba Friendship   SEE PICTURE ON PAGE 10-A

Eeuador Calm Again After Crisis  New Pr -esident Wants Fr iendly Cuba Relatians

U.N. Issue Finds USSR Splitting With UAR  Russia Vetoes Resolution   Russia Vetoes Resolution On Admission Of Kuwait

(Crowds Vengeful - cnr cal  Six Killed in F Fina Move: Of Trujillos

theca nba acai taaciinaeile  Fcoeeneenesnemneueennennnanensheenaiaeemeenthinenmndeliiineremnsieimnnmemeneenessseinemendinetatinemeinenmenimeamnmmneneeeinemnnnnalatel  Joe Dean Blazek Wins 1st Place In Area Heavy Litter Program

Allied Arms Seen Equal To Soviet’s  Lfreppme 68   Defense Officials Cite West's Total  Nuclear Power

Believe The West Could Match Ground Force Of Commies In West Europe

Claim Allied Ground Forces  Match Communist Troops   Today’s News Inside

West Gan Match Reds On Ground   Western Forces Stronger than Most Believed

ALLIED FORCES SEEN AS MATCH FOR RED ARMY   Conventional War Potential Noted

Match Forces Seen   Total Western Units Higher Than Listed   Source Says West Could Match East In Show of Power

Western Forces Would Be Virtual Match For Communist Troops In War

U.S. Experts Claim Western Forces Would Be Virtual Match For Reds In Conventional War

NEAR MATCH FOR REDS  Allied Forces Held Much Stronaer Than Believed

U.S. Officials Believe NATO Forces Could Stop Red Assault in Europe

Bigger Divisions, More Firepower—  See Western Forces as Match for Red Troops

NATO Ground Forces Better Than Soviets   Allied Firepower, Manpower Rated Above Communist:

Feels East, West Forces Evenly Matched Washington Scales Down  Its View Of Red Dragon

 Greater rirepower  Western Forces Equal to Communists in Critical Berlin Aree

Western Force Great Enough fo Match Reds   Allies Have Far More Powerful Ground Forces

Belief Rises West's Forces Could Match  Communist Troops in Conventional War

; _ Feels Ess, West Forces Exes Matched Washington Scales Down Its View Of Red Dragon

——SEO News" EHIND  PAGE 1   MORE MEN, FIREPOWER IN WEST  NATO Army Equal. To Reds

‘Military ‘Picture Emerging   Says West Stronger Than Most Believe

, West Force Seen Match  For Russia   Appraisal Covers Conventional War Prospects Abroad

‘Katanga Cabinet Stalls Reunification Action   New Year’s Eve Date

Major Setback for Peace Cabinet Refuses. to Okay Tshomhe’s Aoreement

CONGO LEADE SETS DEADLINE FOR TSHOMBE   Has Until Two Days After Christmas To Ratify Agreement   PACT’S REJECTION CONSIDERED LIKELY)

Katanga Cabinet. Retuses To Approve Agreement   Hopes For Reunification Of Congo Suffer Maior Setback In Action

Congo Unity Apparently Wont Last   Tshombe Insists on Ratification

Katanga Body Says It Can't Ratify Treaty  Deadline Would   Deadline Would Pass If Reported 10 Days Needed

Pope John Calls Ecumenical Council Meet For Next Year; Hopes For Christian Unity

Planes Used First Time In Conflict   Casualties Heavy In Savage Fighting At Elisabethville

Katanga Secessionists Battle UN 88 Décessionists Battle UN  Congo Drips Blood

Warplanes Join Battle In Katenaa   Tshambe Out O: Hiding To Direct Fighting

Ishombe Forces Step Up Fight, Claim Capital  Heavy Casualties Reported On Both Sides In Congo

UN, Katanga Forces In _ Pitched Battle In‘ Congo   Central Governmen  Assumes Control Of Peovinea

arla eals   gistration ontinues + SBI   Whips Service es, Causes Fire   — Killed In ttle At Elisabethville

U. N. Troops Have Fight With Tshombe’s Men   First Reports Indicate That At Least 20 Persons Were Killed In 3-Hour Battle

 Authorities Will Question Slayer About Murder Case 37 Years Ago

Casualty Toll From Liner  Raised to 212  Burned-Out Wreck  Goae« Down in

212 Feared Dead in Ship  Disaster   Burned-Out Wreck of Liner Sinks As Salvage Vessels Try Persian Gulf Beaching

Loss Of Life In Fire Wake Feared Heavy   American Couple Among 175 Listed Dead Or Missing

British Liner Goes Down —  Burned-Out Wreck Sinks As Beaching Move Fails

Two Americans Listed Among Those Missing   Salvage Ships Fail to Rescue Deserted Wreck

Toll of Missing In Ship Disaster Climbs to 212   Includes 2 Americans Burned-Out Wreck o' British Liner Sinks

Hope Fading For 212 Lost In Ship Fire   Burned Hulk Sinks In Persian Gulf As Salvage Effort Fails

Casualties in Ship Disaster Might Top 200   Effort To Beach Dara a Failure

British Liner Sank Today As Salvage Tried   Two Americans Thought Dead In Persian Gulf

Abandoned ship lost in Persian Gulf  Two Americans   Two Americans among missing after collision

560 Survivors From Burned British Liner   Fire Follows Collision In Persian Gulf

Burned Liner  Sinks in Gulf   Hope Dwindles for 212 Missing; 560 Ship Survivors Accounted For

LINER SINKS WHILE UNDER TOW TO PORT  U.S. Doctor Tells of Eseane

175 Missing In British Liner Fire   Ship Sinks After ‘ Flames Are Halted: Two Americans Lost

Burned Liner Sinks; Death of 212 Feared   :2 Americans Are Missing; Ship Goes Down.-in Rescue Try

U.S. Couple Missing In Ship Blaze  Ectimvates Put   Estimates Put Lost At 212 Passenaers

Burned-Out Ship Sinks In Persian Gulf   Two Americans Among 212 Dead In Sea Disaster

Hope Dwindling For 212 Passengers - Including A U.S.A. Couple, Crewmen

112 Lives Lost  In li inar Rlaza Fit RGtiWi Ive  Ravaged British Ship Goes Down

Ship Casualty Toll Now 212  Rritich Liner Sinke   British Liner Sinks During Salvage Try

212 Are Now Feared Dead in Ship Fire   2 Americans Lost; Burned Hulk Sinks In Persian Gulf

Burned-Out Liner Sinks  212 Still Missine   212 Still Missing In Persian Gulf

Casualty Toll In Ship Disaster Is Now Set At 212   American Couple Returning Home from Overseas Work Are Among Missing.

FIRE SWEPT OVER LINER; TOLL RISING   Many Jumped To Stormy Sea After Explosion

Ohio Lawmakers Launch Drive For Bill On Voter Registration; Hearings Opened on Jobless Pay

Bill Introduced in Ohio Senate Would Require Statewide Voter Reaistration

30 BILLS GO INTO HOPPER  Drive Launched to Require Voter Registration in State

‘Court Catches State on Technicality. _  Thousands of Speeding Convictions Canceled

American General Rebuked for Applying Red Smear   'Teen Killers Joke About Murder Spree   Roadside Killer Spares Victims’ Four Youngsters

Aged fennessee Negro Among Victims  Two Glib Teen-Agers Admit Seven Murders

Two Youths Calm In Telling About ‘Murderous Tour   Eight Victims in Six States Counted on Bloody Rampage

Seven Slain In "Terror Tour"— OS Murder Trail Leaves Teenagers Nonchalan}

Teen-agers casually admit murder of eight in cross-country rampade

Army fugitives admit cross-country killings TWO TFENERS AWO!I. SPIN TALE   TWO TEENERS, AWOL, SPIN TALE OF MURDER IN A DOZEN STATES

Two Teen-Agers Swap Quips as They Spin Tale of Murder in Six States

Youths Kill Seven! 2 Teen-Agers Leave Trail ‘Of Murder In Six States

Youth Killers Calmly Confess Seven Slayings  Show No Remorse Over Deadly Tou

BRIGHT-EKYED GABLE   Calm Youths Swap Otfhand Comments About 7 Murders

Youths Display No Remorse in Tale of Murder  2 Held in Utah Aclents Villian 7

HORRIFIED TOURISTS WATCH Capsized Boaters Die In Niagara Falls Plunge   AWOL YOUTHS QUIP ABOUT KILLINGS IN SIX STATES  Two Soldiers Spin Murder Tale

Youths Tell of Murder Spree in 6 States, Joke about Death Sentence

Youths Tell Macabre Story of 7 Murders   Two AWOL Soldiers Joke About Electric Chair As They Calmly Confess Crime Spree in Six States: 8th Victim Survives Brutal Attack

. . MIGHT HAVE ROBBED A PEANUT MACHINE’  Teen Killers Of Seven Joke About Electric Chair At Salt Lake City

Survives Bullets   2 Youths Joke as They Tell Of Slaying 7 in Terror Spree

Swap Quips About Electric Chair .. .  Two AWOL Soldiers Tell Of ‘Killing Seven in Six States

Identifies Assailant   Two AWOL Soldiers Tell FBI Macabre Story Of Killing Seven In Cold Blood

Youths Held Under 510.000 Bond In Utah   Two Calm Teen-Agers Joke About Electrie Chair While Telling EBL Macabre Story

JOKE ABOUT DEATH PENALTY 2 AWOL Teenagers Admit Killing 7 In Wild Murder Spree

Youths Tell Of Killings In 6 States   2 AWOL Soldiers Nonchalantly Spin Tale Of 7 Deaths

Killer Teens Joke About 7 Murder Deeds   Wisecrack About Electric Chair After Capture Near Salt Lake

Seven Persons Killed Two Youths Admit Leaving  Trail Of Death Across U.S.

Suspects Show No Rearet for Terror Spree   Arrest Solves Shootings in Six States

Two Swap Jokes After Murder Spree Ends In Death for Seven Persons

Young Hoods Quip About Murder Spree   Teen-Agers Spin Tale Of Killings In Seven States

2 Admit Killing Spree   Youths Laugh as They Tell of the Victims

SEVEN, TWO IN ILLINOIS      AWOLS, Trapped in Utah in Ilinois Victim's Car, Laugh About Killing Spree Through Six States.

2 Teen-Agers Admit 7 Killings   Pair Swap Quips During Confession

\In Week's Time:   Teen-agers Calmly Discuss Eight Murders In 7 States

Met by Their Wives -— Freed American Fliers  Reunited With Children

Iwo Witnesses At State Probe Are In Favor   Some Call It Barbaric, Costly, No Deterrent

Lifts Voice In Defense Of Preston   Affirms Right O£ Public Officials  To Express Views

New Farm Plan Set By Kennedy   Freeman Goes Over New Program With President During Florida Talks

President Ky eing New Farm Plan   Seen Modernized For °60s, Designed  To Increase Income

HIKE IN FARW INCOME SAID TO BE GOAL   Kennedy Discusses Details — With Agriculture Chief   Will Be Included In Special Message To Congress In January

Plan Named ‘Modernized For 19608   Freeman Says Plan Has General Okay Of the President

Program Aims Ai Making Use Of ‘Abundance  Kennedy To Give DNotnile in Stata

New Program For Farming Under Study   Kennedy Ready To Launch It Sav Advisers

Kennedy reportedly ready with a new farm program   Snecial mecsaqge

Aims At Higher Income  Kennedy's Farm Program Ready   Progress In Civil Rights Cited

Kennedy reported ready to start new farm plan   Ci vil Righ ts action lauded by JFK aides

Dems Draft “Modernized Farm Plan   Designed To Make  Use Of Abundance

Goes Over Details With  Freeman   Message To Give Program Aimed At Increasing Income

Plan Aimed At Increase  In Income  President Talks Over Details With Freeman. Aides

Farm Plans To Be Aired By Kennedy   Special Message On Congress Due For New Program

Modernized to Meet Needs, Is Announcement   President Goes Over Details With Group of Key Advisers

‘Modernized’ Program Will Go fo Congress   Gives No Worc Of What It Will Contain

Kennedy Ready To Launch 1962 Farm Program   ‘Modern’ Version Seeks Balance, Other Reports

Aimed © At More Income  Kennedy Ready To Launch New Farm Program For 1960:

‘Modernized For -960s,’ He Claims  Program Aimed At Increasing Farm Income

Plan aimed to increase farm income   Now has the general approval of the President

TAILS DUE ir MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   President Keeps Busy But Finds Time To Relax

Freeman Confers With Kennedy nnn nnn TTT Tee dee meetin iaeeeeemenmmmeeemmemmineneaainainaaell  Farm Program Ready

Farm Program Due in ‘62   Kennedy, Freeman Work Out Details; ‘To Bolster Inceme’

President is reported to have new farm plan   Kennedy discusses modernized program with Secretary of Aariculture Freeman

10 Hike Incomes:  Kennedy Ready ToLaunch New Farm Program In ‘62

Abundance Of Nation Vital Part  Proposals to Be In Union Messace

Secretary of Agriculture Says President Will Send Congress Special Message

JFK Reported Set With Farm Program   LACK OF VIOLENCE  JFK Cites Progress in Civil Rights Field

Freeman, Ney Advisers Meet With President  Kennedy to Revea   Kennedy to Reveal Details in Special Talk to Conaress

Gives Okay To Freeman At Meeting   Details To Be Announced In Farm Message

Increased Farm Income Is Goal  Freeman Says Plan   Freeman Says Plan Ready For Congress

To Make Use Of Nation's Abundance   New Plan Will Be Revealed In Special Message

 To Use Farm Abundance, Raise Income      Point Out1961 Gains In Civil Rights

High Court Upholds Film Censorship   Chicago Ordinance Held Constitutional In 5 To 4 Decision

i Minority Sees Freedom Threat  Censorship of Movies Upheld On 54 Vote by High Court

High Court Upholds Filrr Censorship   Minority Objects,  Feeling Censorship Door Wil] Broaden

Censorship (f Movies Upheld, 5-4   Minority Of High Court Sees Danger To Ist Amendmen

Business World  NORGE DEALER HERE WINS TRIP TO NASSAU FOR SAILF'@? Cownwrraeracre

Business World  NORGE DEALER HERE WINS TRIP TO NASSAU FOR SALES CONFERENCE

Demand Made To Get French Out of Tunisia   UN Council Called to New Meeting to Try To End Bizerte Crisis

Demand UN Oust French In Tunisia  Troop Withdrawal As Council Calls

36 Nations Support Tunisia  ~ Demand All   French Troops  Re Pulled Ont

Asian-African Nations, Yugo Push France  Ask U.N. Council To Demand Troops

37 Nations Ask Action of U. N. Against France  Deteriorating French-Tunisian * Relations Cast Gloom Over Prospects of Bizerte Settlement

‘Afto-Asian Nations Seek Oust   Demand France Quit Tunisia; Dag. Will : ‘Make Report Today.

4 Dems Flay GOP Action; Dempster Feuds With Taft ‘ Senate Gets House-Approved Appropriations Trimmed By $26 Millior

Says Russ Fight In Laos Red Force:  West Lacks Proof Of Laotian Charges

New lowa Road Patrol Setup Told   District Ils Formed a Ottumwa; 2 Others Cut in Size.

New One Formed, 2 Others Reduced—  Highway Patrol Districts Remapped

Involves Six Counties... New Highway Patrol Headauarters In Ottumwa

Special Session  Drags On  Big Question T.. UK7L .. Va UES*T'   Big Question Is When It Will Come to End

Saga of the  Santa “Maria  Is Finished Gileso, Takes Up  Asylum and Vows To Continue Fight

Portugal Gets Ship; Captain Ends Revolt   brazil Gives Asylum To Rebel Leader But Turns Santa Maria Over To Portuguese Government.

Santa Maria Goes Back to Portugal   Rebels Incensed at Action of Brazil; Group Quartered In Police Barracks.

Turn Cruiser Back to Portugal  Seagoing Revolutionaries Call Brazilian Government 'Welcher’

“Pirate’ Vows Further Fight   Galvao Still Claims Santa Maria: Begins Brazilian Exile

Brazil Hands Ship Back — Despite Cry   Rebel Chief Takes Asylum, Protests Act As ‘Welching’

Pirate Captain Given Asylum By Brazilians   Fight against Portugal Regime only Started, Rebel Leader Vows

REBELS SAY AGREEMENT NOT HONORE!   Many Astonished Only 30 Able To Capture Vessel

Santa Maria Is Returned Now To Her Owners   Galvao Says Brazil Welched on Pledg: To Retain the Ship

Seagoing Revolutionaries Now Beached— Brazil Returns Santa Maria To Government Of Portugal

REVOLUTIONARIES PROTEST Travel-Stained Liner Returned to Portugal

Santa Maria Given Back to Portugal; Revolutionaries Incensed at Brazil

Brazil Returns The Hi-jacked Santa Maria To Owners Who Seek Court Action On Galvac

‘Ship: Pirate Accepts Asylum, but \Vows to Continue. Political Fight

Accepts Asylum In Brazil But Refuses To Renounce Rights To Vessel: Court Action Bossible

Rebel Skipper to Remain in Brazil   Vows to Continue His Fight Against Dictator Salazar

BRAZILIANS RETURN SHIP TO OWNERS   “Pirate” Chieftan Goes Ashore, Claims His Rebellion Against Portugal Has Just Started.

BRAZIL TURNS T0 PORTUGUESE          Galvao Protests, Claims Betrayal

Rebel Skipper Given Asylum By Brazilians   Galvao Vows To Continue Fight Against Dictator

Asylum In Brazil Is  Given Galvao Quadros Hands Over Ship  To Portuguese Government

Brazil Returns Liner   Decision ‘Shocks’ Portuguese Rebels tn Port of Recife

Brazil Turns Liner Back To Portugal: Galvao Charges Government Welched

Galvao Takes Up Asylum In Brazil  After Ending Seaborne Revolution

Galvao Accepts  Asylum   Pledges to Keep Fighting Against Premier Salazar

Portugal Regains Hijacked Liner: Rebels Angered  Revolutionaries, Now “Beached, ‘Claim Brazil ~Welched: on- Promise

Hijack Skipper Takes Asylum:  Plednac Ravalt oR ulus. £e' ere" Brazil Officials Give Liner Back To Its Owners

Vows To Continue Fight Galvao Takes Up Asylum After Surrendering Ship

: h MARIA  ED BACK : DRTUGAL   _jreement Charged ™ Revolutionaries

To Keep Up Fight, Ship Rebel Vows   Galvao Still Guns fo Salazar; Vessel in Owners’ Hands.

Volpe, Boston Mayor Differ Sharply Over TV Program Showing Hub Police Going Into Alleged Bookie Shop

Arraignment Scheduled In Slaying Of 2   Negro Confesses Killing Woman, Cites Pal On Other

N. J. Suspect’s Story Admits Slaying of Woman; Accuses  Pal In 2nd Death

At Plainfield, N. Jj. Suspect Admits Sex Murders, Accuses Second Negro Youth

‘ Just Want To Be Hanaqed   IMPLICATES COHORT - Suspect Admits Killing ~ New Jersey Socialites

Says Pal Killed Woman's Companion  Suspect Confesses Slaying Socialite

In Death Of 2Socialites— Slaying Suspect Confesses; Cohor! Implicated Also

Young Negro Admits Part In Assault-Murder Of 2 Women   FOUND UNDER CAR

2 Negroes Face Murder Charges In Rape-killings   Detective Cant. Ernest Phillio:

Negro Suspect Admits Slaying Of Socialite   Claims Cohort Also Killer

Shocking Crime     Youth Admits Rape-Slaying Of Two Wealthy Matrons

Negroes Charged In Slaying Women  One Admits Killing One Woman, Accuses  His Cohort Of Other

Pair Accused In Slaying of Two Women  New Jersey Police Say One Confessed. Named Accomnutice

Confesses To Slaying Socialite   Young Suspect Accuses Cohort With Murdering Other % TY Woman

COMORT ACCUSED IN SECOND DEATIN  One Suspect Admits Rape-Slaying

Rape-Murder Of Socialite Pair Solved   Young Negroes Abducted Middle-Aged Women In White Cadillac.

House Health Group to Investigate Plan to Speed Oral Polio Vaccine

“Wow,” Says Liberal  President's Proposals May Not Move Smoothly Through Congress

Citizens Pay The Bill: President's Tax Proposals Have Conaress Reeling

Two Inmates Aid Gunman Overcome Guards  PRISONER MAKES DARING BREAK AT MINNEAPOLIS

Two Held In UConn Hoop Bribe Effort   Unnamed UConn. Seton Players Offered Bribes

Russians Keep Their Venus Rocket Silent   But Soviets Are Noisy About Achievement

But, : Noisy _Fropaganda - _  Venus Rocket Kept On Radio Silence »

Receiving Best Wishes, Gifts— Burned Boy, 5, Finds World Wide Friends

President Backs Rail Merger Study   Unions Ask Moratorium,  See Job Loss

Swift End To Revolt  Peril Seen   Trujillo Brothers Acree To Quit Isle

OVERTHROW THWARTED  U.S. Warships Balk Trujillos’  Dominican Republic Power Bid

Weok:End. Death Toll 7   Fi iery Crash Sunday Kills 3. Hurts: 3°"

Russian Suits Disguise Fliers   Departing Plane Has Two Flat Tires

Tells Of Fliers’ Secret — Departure From Moscow   Wife At Former Salinans’ Home When She Gets The Good News   “She Just Sat There Crying With The Telephone In Her Hand?

See ANGUISH ENDING, Page 2  2 Men in Baggy Suits Are Unnoticed at U.S Embassy

Pro-Western Gov't Reports Gain in Laos   Soviet Transports Evacuating North Vietminh Troops

Censure Possible For Jim Umber, State Labor Head   Charge of ‘Piracy’ Heard On Hail Board Measure     BIICr FU

PRAYER FOR...  e@ I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Council of Churches Religion Features)

' Alabama and Mississippi Hard Hit [Heavy Rains Bring Flooding in South

NEWS INDEX   IN ALABAMA  _ Nearly 1,000 Forced Out OF Homes by High Water

Cooler   Gloomy Skies To Greet State Voters Today  Turnout of Between ee ee. > -=s‘\ te a   Turnout of Between 60 and 70 Percent Is Expected at Polls

Nation Said Now Able To Crush Reds   Not Dealing From Weakness,   inate Guan:

TOUGHER U.S, TALK GIVEN FULL BACKING   Defense Aide Declares Nation Could Crush  Soviet Union   “STATEMENT BASED ON FACT” — RUSK

Statement Of Fact, Rusk Says  Made by Aide, Detailing Our  Nuclear Punch

De pyputy Detense Chief’s Words Had Approval  Rusk Reaffirms U. s. Micht

Tuesday Is ‘Tab Time  For Auto Drivers      13 Steps— Jo Watch in 1962

Fate Delayed By Cuban Court in Yank’s Trial   12 Co-Defendants Want Death, too, If Hero’s Killed

_ JFK Plus A Feather Plus Nik’s Funnybone Equal A Laughing World

Block Quick Assembly  Reform   Reapportionment Bill Defeated 25 to 24— Right-to-Work Law Repealer Survives

Work Bill Sill Alive After Two Tests In Senaie   Death Blow To Legis lative Reapportionment

Troops Fire Upon Rebels: 60 Iniured   Strike Degenerates Into Violence; Six French Soldiers Die

French Troops Slay 80 Rioters In Algiers Battle   Strike, Disorders Called to Back Rebel Power Bid

General Strike Protests Plans For Partition   French Troops Grimly Put Down Disorders With Gunfire, Losing Six Men Killed, 20 Wounded.

Frenchmen Fire Into  Rebel Mohs   Bloody Violence Follows Day-Long Protest Strike

Strike Against French Threat To Partition North African Territory

Rebels Protest Partition Threat   Strike Degenerates Into Mob Action

French Threat To Split Area  Brings Action   80 Dead. 266 Other: Wounded in Battles Start Hunger Strike

Algerian Rebels Spark Widespread Moslem Uprising   RISONERS STAGE HUNGER STRIKE

Rebels Spark Rioting and General Strike  French Troops Cut Down . Moslem Mobs

Seores Die In Aleerian  Rebel Riots   artition Threat  Stirs Disorders

Payments Under Wheat Program Nof Automatic   Farmers Must Sign Up in Conservation Program.

Shepard’s F. amily Shares Great Day   Even President Bit Flustered, But Shepard Calm as Cucumber

Up Or Down, Rocket Rider Is Cool One   Spaceman Takes Accolades, Goofs By Others In Stride

Shepard Calmest Man in Capital Monday  Astronaut Is Cool Customer

Perfect Specimen Of Hero Up In Spaee Or Down On Earth, ‘Shep’ Calmest

Inside...   Goofs Made by Someone Else  ‘Spaceman Shepard Proves He's the Coolest

(Modest Astronaut ° : Shepard Cool Customer ‘Among Cheering Throngs

SHEPARD. ¢ CooL CUS Oe High-Flying Spaceman Keeps Feet on Ground

Scores Evacuated; 24 Residences Razed Or Damaged.   Western lowa Gets Showers

Kennedy Setting Stage For Return of Congress   Passing Along Word On Programs He Will Push

Reds Increase Arms to Laos   Official U.S. Sources Say Russ Have Greatly Increased Airlift

Rebuff To Cease-Fire?  Soviet Increases Airlift Of Supplies To Rebels In Laos

LAOS REBELS GET BOOSTED ARMS DROPS   Russians Step Up Airlift Amid Talk Of Truce In War

Reds Boost Arms Aid To Rebels   Increase Believed Rebuff To British Cease Fire Plan

Airlift To Laos Rebels Stepped Up   U.S. Sources Say Soviet Activity Rebuff To Truce

Soviets Increase Laotian Arms Aid   Move Interpreted as Rebuff To British Cease-Fire Request

Soviet Boost In Airlift To Laos Puzzles   U. S. Sees Action ‘As Negative Reply To Truce Efforts

Soviet. Aic To Laos Is  Increased U.S. Officials See “Move as. ‘Rebuff. To British Plan.

Reds Keep Airlift In Laos Active   ‘Not A Postive Response’ To Plea For Cease-Fire: There

‘More Arms, Supplies to Rebel Forces  See Red Move  ~*~ &£. ; oY See

Russia Ups Airlifts to — Laos Rebels   Increase Seen  As More of Rebuff To British Proposal

More Russian Arms to Laos   Increased Airlift Is Called Rebuff to Britain

RED AIRLIFT ON INCREASE   ‘More Supplies Being Given Rebel Forces  In Laos

SEEN REBUFE TO BRITISH PROPOSAL   Greatly Increase Airlift Of Arms And Supplies  anTinal Aatiirn   “Not Positive Response To Request For Cease-Fire”  Made By Britain

Mass. Federal Aid Program Whitewashed?  GOP Charges Road Scandal

Massachusetts Highway Scandal  Whitewashing Tactics Laid to Democrats

Court Denies Rehearing on Use Tax Ruling   Committee Considers Exemptions With Higher Sales Levies

Prisoner Report Will Be Checkec   Senate Probers Hear Reports on Invasion

While School Keeps  ORAL SPELLING CONTEST  - ve eee Ty AM AEE, Pa .

Beware Of Those Smooth Salesmen ‘Selling A-Shelters, Radiation Drugs

‘Wind, Rain Gaase Bamage To Crops. ehinens Hits Wintermesa Berdines

Russians Cautioned By Britain   Foreign Secretary  In Warning Against Double-Dealing; Turns Down Troika Idea

Would Reduce Inspection  Sites”  West Offers Reds New Test Ban Concessions

West Would Cut Probes To 12 Yearly  Not Important, Tsarapkin Says  At Geneva

West Offers To Cut Number Of Inspections   Reds Feel Major Allied Concession ‘Not Important’

Sentencing Of Musician Is Deferred   Jury Had Agreed On Guilt Yesterday; Reach Compromise On Punishment

PRAYER FOR... °  e TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’  Council of Churches Religior Peatures)

U.S. Troops Are Placed On Alert   American Guns Again Back Up Border Crossing

First Fails By 6 t Fails By 6 In House Second \ Vote Set Monday ‘On Liquor-By-Drink Issue

New fowa Boat Law Registration Application Available After June 19

Yestervear for Senate Leader   Brandt Convinced U.S. Should Not Be Tested on Berlin Stand

WEST BERLIN LEADER TELLS TALK WITH JFK   Declares It’s Playing With Fire To Defy United States   INDICATES MAJOR “DECISIONS” COMING

Tok eep B Berlin erlin Free  Berlin Me Mayor Praises U.S. Bold Policy

Rusk Confers With Kennedy  President-Elect’s Wealth Is ‘Bonded’   No Comment

Finch Sleeps Fittully  -Carole Tregoff Could Ge} Death Sentence on Monday

Government Puts Pressure On Company In Price-Fixing Consent Decres

Legion Observes Veteran's Day   PEMISCOT POST NO. 88 RECEIVES CITATION AND PRIZE FOR MEMBERSHIP EFFORTS

Legion Posts, 14th District, Auxiliaries Hold Convention   Local Post Chapter Hosts To Large Gathering Saturday; Nine Visiting Posts Included

Senate Appraising U.S. Ability to Hif  Daal Afteu Atteal Back After Attack

If Soviets Strike First Inquiry Focuses On How  U.S-A. Can Strike Back

Probe Of Missiles Discussed   Second Strike Potential To Get Emphasis

Legislators Feud Over Milk Measure   Texas Senator Says Reprisal Attempt Underway In Mo.

Comptroller Opens State Tax Study  _ Too Boy to Tell '. 463-65 Fund Needs 

Investigators Tell AMA  Cause Of Cancer May Be ‘Substance Lack In Liver

Doctors Told Of Cancer Study   Team Gives Theory On Ultimate Cause

~ Piggy: -Back On ‘Viruses ©  Liver May Provide Final Cancer Cure

Snow Delays Return Of U.S. Airmen   President And Wives Prepared To Greet Fliers

Republican Bridges Asks if U. S. Made Deal for Release of Flyers

Returning. U.S.. Fliers Halted By Storm   Anxious Wives Must Wait For Reunion; Freed Airmen At Goose Bay Air Base .

Arrival in Washington Is Scheduled for Friday   Air Force Wives Must Await Better Weather

Snowstorm Delays Two Released By Russia  Pair Expectel   Pair Expected Back at Noon; To Be Greeted Rv President

Return Of Fliers: Is Delayed A Day By Heavy Storm   Wives Wait While Navy And JFK Talk To Two Men

Storm Delays — Fliers’ Return   Wives of Two Airmen Await Their Arrival In Washington, D.C.

Fliers Wives Flown To D. C. For Reunion   Kennedy To Welcome Two Men Home

Arab World Plunged Into New Turmoil   Collapse Of UAR Signals Mideast Power Struggle

NASSER SAYS EGYPT UNITS WITHDRAWN   Damascus Claim Tyranny Regime Gone Forever   Turmoil Greater in Arab World

Navy Appointee In Plane Mishap  Goes Off Runway Intc Deep Water Channel

NAVY LEADER'S PLANE PLUNGES INTO WATER   Fay, Seven Others Uninjured; On Way to SwearingIn.

Navy Secretary Unhurt in Crash   Plane Plunges Into Atlantic. City Channe'

8 Miss Injury In Plane Crash   Naval Aide Paul Fay, Family Are Rescued From Deep Water

Sinton Savings & Loan Association Co-Sponsoring Inaugural TV Program

A . eo Fe. Timely Tidings LE MARS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN —TO CO-SPONSOR TELECAST FRIDAY OF INAUGURATION

Timely Tidinas   LE MARS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN -—TO CO-SPONSOR  TELECAST FRIDAY OF INAUGURATION

Late Bulletin  9%4-HOUR TELECAST OF INAUGURATION ¥e GCWE RIT ED Sri

4 Die, 7 Hurt in Rio! in Luanda   Shooting Erupts During Funeral; 9 Civilians Die

New Rioting In Luanda, West Africa  Four Said Killed, Seven Wounded

Communist Inspired? Deaths Are The Result  Of Big Riots In Angola

Angola huot Fatal to 4 Portuguese  Seven More Wounded Mob Protests Seven   Seven More Wounded Mob Protests Seven Deaths Friday When Crowd Was Fired on

FOOD FOR NEEDY   Reds Blamed -Four More Killed In Portugal Riots

FOUR KILLED IN WEST AFRICAN RIOTS SUNDAY   Angola Mob Attacks Funer. al Procession; Police Seize Czech Guns.

Phillies Lose 23, Then Whip Braves  See the Sports Peach   Clay Visits East Berlin to Find ‘An Atmosphere of Depression’

Clay Tours Silent Streets  East Berlin Called City of Oppression

52 Federal Permits to Sell Liquor Carroll County's  Stamp Holders Paid $54 Each

K Offers to Accept Disarmament Controls  Soviet Leader's Generosity Has Many Strings Attached

Intervention  By U.S.   In Viet Nam  Possibility Saigon Protest Of Red Action May Provide  Groundwork

TAYLOR DRAFTS BROAD OUTLINE OF PROPOSALS   No Firm Indication General Will Recommend Use OF U.S. Troops   DIEM GOVERNMENT ASKS FOR PROBE

Patriotism’s Pen Pals Jefferson, John Adams Wrote  About Democracy, U.S. Growth   By HUGH A. MULLIGAN AP Newsfeatures Writer

Sharp Contrasts Are Noted in State Of Union Messages by Kennedy. Ike

Sharp Contrasts In Views Ot Kennedy, Eisenhower   FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Asks For Swift Action To Bolster U.S. Economy   JFK, Ike Don’t Agree On State of the Union

What State Are We In?:  ‘Sharp Contrasts Noted In Ike. JFK Speeches     

JFK Differs With Ike's Appraisal Says Situation  ToWorsenBefore Becoming Better

SYMPOSIUM ON ALCOHOL   TMPEVOIUM UN ALSOUNUL  Jailing of Drunks Called Cruel

Only U.S. Citizens Can Leave Cuba   Exit Permits for All Others Halted; Still Waiting for ‘Invasion’

RIOT FURY IN BELGIUM   SFIZED BY MILITIA Castro Says Arms "'Chuted to Rebels

‘Claim Arms Dropped In Cubo Halt Exodus Of Thousands From Castros Cuba

Cuba Says Arms Drops  Captured   Regime Cuts Of Exit Permits for Nationals

Cubans Claim Arms Dropped In Two Area:   oS. Not Mentioned. But Regime Says Material ‘Came From the North.’  -"s.. t€e°a'Rmtr Dae TAAFIATT

Ammunition Parachuted To Aid Rebels   Crack Down On Thousands Fleeing Country

TAX ESTIMATES DUE IN MINNESOTA TOMORROW—  Deadline Can't Be Changed By Legislature

Income Tax Estimates  Due Friday  No Action of Legislature Can Change It

Hunt Victims Divers Make First Entry into Tower, Find Only Debris

Divers Enter Sunken Tower  Find Only Debris, N   Find Only Debris, No Bodies In Wreckage

US., Britain to Reject Kremlin Proposal For Unpoliced Moratorium

JEK Watches Gus On Video  In Bedroom   President Calls Grissom Aboard Carrier At Seene

Kennedy  Watches Space Hop  Then Siens Bill -Adding Funds To Space Race

DESPITE DEADLOCKS  Texas Tax Writers Still Seeking Compromise Bill

ADLAI URGES AID TO LATIN AMERICA   Tells Senators Many Countries Need Arms For Protection Against Castroism

Laotian Rebels Still Advancing   Site Of First Dooley Hospital Menaced

State Seeks New Tax As An Aid To  Education .   Stocks And Bonds Ineluded In Levy Being Considered By Commonwealth

Legislative   In Address to Legislature Today ...  Governor To Outline Program For Improving Education

Joint Session Hears Governor’ 'sEdProarar   Likely to Urge © Action Soon on Reapportioning

Water: Lack. Peril to U.S: Report Says   : All-Out Effort at Conservation Urged Praises Calif. Plan:

On His 87th Birthday...  Churchill Downs Breakfast ~ Of Oysters, White Wine

Cemetery Rates Tripled in City Under New Idea   Commission Okays Self-Supporting Setup for Agency

Sewer Report Is Accepted By Trustees  Is First Step Toward   Is First Step Toward Comprehensive System

Sewer Report Is Accepted By Trustees  Is First — svansied f‘amnroho sp svcto   Is First Step Toward Comprehensive System

PERMITS USE OF GAS TAX FOR REPAIRS   Local Officials Pushec Pian To Speed Up  Improvements

Ditch Cave-In Kills Worker Here Tuesday  O. W. Nitsch Dies In Mishap; Other Man Hospitalized

Ditch Cave-In Kills Worker Here Tuesday  CY) VAS Alideok Dine   O. W. Nitsch Dies In Mishap; Other Man Hospitalized   THE WEATHER

Someone’s Cheating... Phony Holes in Swiss Cheese New Target of U.S. Crackdown

Rusk Stands By, Awaits Possible Action on Berlin  Joins Lord Home In Anxious Vigil On U.N. Issues

Rusk, Lord Home Discuss Crisis   West's Top Diplomats Cancel Travel Plans To Keep In Touch.

Plans for Travel Changed by Rusk   To Stay in New York In Touch With Briton

Rusk And Home Call Oft Travels   Leaders Keep Jar Touch In Berlin Fast- West Cri

Rusk, British Envoy Cancel Travel Plans  Soviet-Western Relations Over Berlin Watched

PCC GTE LV evs paper omunents  ‘Catholic. Type Hier arehy Seen Unity Key

Whittier Riot’ Quelled Convicts Break 75 Windows In Franklin Camp Disorders

JFK Wants New Agency On Disarming   Offers ‘Contrast’ With Soviet Plans  For Nuclear Tests

U.S. Disarm  Unit Pressed  By Kennedy Says Bill Offers  Contrast Between Peace. Arms Race

JFK Sets Top-Level Confabs   Pushes for Passage Of Bill Creating Disarmament Unit

JFK Anxious for Disarmament Agency; Would Show Contrast Between Reds,U.S

Space Sho ¢ Planned For Oct. 31° ;  Chimp Is Readied For Orbital Trip

Larkins As Judge For Eastern N. C. ls Confirmed By U. §. Senate Today

U. S. Says Rebels Violated Truce   WEST  snocinta WEATHEF   Kennedy Inks Latin Aid Bill

Kennedy Signs Bill for Latin American Aid   $100 Million Func To Strengthen Hemisphere

IS GOAL FOR HEMISPHERE   Distribution Of Funds Expected In Near Future

Chile Given Assistance  By Measure  $500 Million Set Up To Provide Loans For Development

Disarming Agency Put in Operation   New Arms Control  Head Named by JE

Foster to head Kennedy s US disarmament program   Congress expected to give approval te foreign aid bill   Andrei Gromyko rejects U.S. proposal for disarmament

Foster ToHeadUpNew Disarmament Beard  Appointee Has Been  In Charge of >t Foreian Aid

Foster Named Head of New Arms Control   Republican Chief Of Disarmament; Former ECA Head

‘CONGRESS CREATES “AGENCY ee i JFK Picks Republican To Head Disarmament

Governments First Disarmament Body Set Up By Kennedy   Today’s Index   ‘Pepys Isn't Peeps, Says Lady,*So Peep Me No Pepys

President Implements ‘Peace Race’  ee, BA f cambian   Signs Bill Creating First Disarmament Agency; Former Aid Oficial Named Head

Rayburn Optimistic  Morton Supports Long Term Aid Plan   Provides Life Sentences Senate Committee Approves  New Air Hijacking Measure

Kennedy's  Foreign Aid  Gets Suoport. Sen. Morton Likes  Principle Of Plan, Ravburn Ontimicti.

Aid Plan Is Supported  In Senate  GOP Senator In Praise Of JFK Aid Program

Washington Realtors Warned Racial Barriers May Cost African UN Votes

Racial Housing Barriers in Washington May Cost U. S. African Support in U. N.

Housing Barriers Against African Diplomats Hit By Administration

Sao Paulo in Midst of Great Big Boom   Population Claimed Equal To Chicago's

Riders Plan Court Test On Arrests Mississippi Law  Validity Ruling  Tr. Pp. PD... d. J!

Riders Plan Court Test On Arrests  Mississippi Law Validity Ruling  Oe a ee CU

Mews Staph  pressed  By WALTER MENDENHAL   JATION’S FUTURE IN ‘GOOD MANDS'

A Tourist’s 69-Day Wilderness Ordeal Rated Top State Storv For 1961

Filibuster Bill Killed In Senate   Southern Solons Obtain Smashing Victory an Rules

U.S. Testing of Nuclear Devices Will be Talked   JFK Will Seek to Convince Nehru Of Necessity

Partly Cloudy   U.S. Envoys Quickly © Reject Plan  Stevenson Says Red ‘Troika’ Idea  Contrary to Charte:

Russia Lists ‘Conciliatory Proposal’   Calls for Appointment Of Temporary Chief Executive Until 1963

U.S. Rejects New Soviet UN. Offer   ‘Yeto-Free’ Chief Okd by Russ; U.S. Cites ‘Trap’

Quiz Asked In Missile Pay Gouge   Sen. Mundt Charges Wage High as $1,000 Weekly in Nation

Cape workers qoudina gov t   senator charges: costs millions in strikes, slowdowns

U.S. To Veto ‘Troika’ Plan Rusk States   Proposal Would Mean Amendment To UN Charter

Three-Headed UN. Scheme To Be Opposed   Soviet War On Dag Hammarskjold ‘Can't Get Enough Support’

U.S. Would Veto Russia‘s ‘Troika’ Plan   Rusk: Khrushchev’s Proposal Would Kill Effectiveness of U.N.

U.S. In Threat To Veto U.N. Plans Of Russia  Rusk Tells OF Idea   Rusk Tells Of Idea Which Is Backed By President

(Turn to Page 2, Story No. 6)   To Use Veto To Kill Soviet ‘Troika’ Plan

U.S. Threatens To Use Its Veto   Opposed to Proposal Made by Khrushchev

Would Use First Veto In Killing ‘Troika’ Plan   Uncompromising Mood of “U.S. Shows Self in Soviet’s Plan to Reorganize United Nations: U.S. Wan’t Consent

Rusk Assails Idea of Board In Dag’s Place   ‘White Paper’ Slated To Sum Up Stand on Red-Pressed Berlin

Rusk Says ‘Troika’ Proposal Will Never Pass Security Council Or Get U. S. Consent

American Vets of K’s U.N. Plan Threatened Rusk Blasts  Soviet Proposal To Replace  TE Assan wool 2 tcl

Soviet Plan To Revamp  UN Seored   “Troika” Proposal Certain Of Veto Says Dean Rusk

No Way For K. To Impose His Proposals   U. S. Stands Firm On Veto Threat In United Nations

U.S. Veto Posed on  ‘Troika’ —   Rusk Decries U.N, Pian of Nikita

USS. to Veto Soviet's Plan to Oust Dag  Triple Directorate fae TTA UW Aras   Triple Directorate for U.N. Will Not Be Tolerated

East Germans Clear Berlin  Border Homes   Reds Warn West Berliners to Stay Away from Wall

Commies Move Out E. Berliners   Police Send Trucks to Move  People. Furniture

“Bertin: tsland in a Red Sea’  German People Look Very Confident

BERLIN: ISLAND IN A RED SEA—  TRAPPED GERMANS LOOK TO WEST BUT STILL WORSHIP STRENGTH

Electors May Get Swainson’s Plan   Industrial Credit Hearing Is Tonight

Car Rams Into Tree, Four Killed   Fifth Man Hurt  In Upper Marlboro Crash, Use Crowbars Tl. Bran Victime

Four Die When Auto Hits Tree  Fifth Man   Fifth Man Critically Hurt In Early Crash

-(Coprighted 1960, A National Coancil of Charches Religion Features)

Diagnostic Biopsy Set for Rayburn   DALLAS, Tex. (PD)—House Speaker Sam Rayburn has an incurable cancer, his doctor revealed today.

Hiniz Is Ousted As Now Board Meets Today  Welfare Board Selects Ag Leader As Director

Hintz ‘Quits’, Helpser New Welfare Heat   Board Acts “At Meeting At Santa Fe

Eye Routine Takeoff By Big Airliner   Airport Sleuth Not Ceritain Of The Hijacker

Unity Pact For Congo Faces Test   Tshombe Accused Of Torpedoing Peaceful Efforts

Facing First Big Test  Move To Cut Powers Of Central Regime Tn Ataated On Pee Of Matae Challence

Katanga Pot Stull  Simmers   Secks To Trim Power of Congo Central Reoime

PARLIAMENT MEETS TODAY Katanga Move To Cut Power O7; Central Government Seen

Unity In Congo Faces Biq Test   Adoule Skeptical As U. N. Prepares To Fly In Legislators From Katanga

Katanga Will Urge Less Central Rule   Sen. Mansfield Sees Good Prospects For Trade Bill; Rightist Split Hinted

LEGISLATORS FROM KATANGA WILL CONFER   To Propose Federation OF States To Congo  President   WILL BE TEST OF UNITY AGREEMENT

Lawmakers Expected To  Put Pressure  900 ‘Congolese To Serve Under ‘UN Congo Commander

Katanga Acts To Cut Congo Unity Powers   First Big Test of Agreement Is Near: Adoula Is Skeptical

Year Shows No Improvement _ . In U.S.-Russian Satellite Relations

/FK Disappointed Over Lack of Improvement in Relations With Red Bloc

Cooley Convicted in. First Degree  of: Killing Wife  Sentence Awaits Tuesday   Sentence Awaits Tuesday Hearing on Sanity Plea

Stevenson Reports Reds On Increase  Communism Problem Appreciably More In Past Year

Problem of Communism In Latin America Has — Increased Adlai Says

Can‘t Cry, Cough, or Be Held Disease Forces Child to Remain Flat or Suffer Broken Bones

NATO Ministers In Session—  New Move Made To Sound Qut Russ On Berlin

Ministers Review Problems   U. S., British Hope To Get OK on Their Rerlin Proposal

Council Seen Favoring New  Probing Talks   Shadow Of Commie Wall Through Berlin Looms Over Confab

French Remain Aloof To Russian Talks  Expect NATO Okay On Berlin

West Minister: in Paris for NATO Review  OK Expected on U.S.-British-Soviet  T.ILe am Rarlin

‘NATO Ministers to Outline Terms  ‘For Berlin Negotiations with Russians

Welsh Sees No Special  Session Now   Useless Since G. O. P. ) Leadership Refuses te  Agree on Single-Day  Maating. He Accerts

COLD PERIOD IS PREDICTED  Rain, Sleet and Fog Hits Part of Indiana

Struck By Car, Boy Badly Hurt  aok Child   Sugarcreek Child Has Skull Fracture

BISHOP CALLS UPON PONTIFF   Protestant Prelate Call: Meeting “Informal, Friendly”

Stormy Weather During Week End   18 Inches of Snow Falls in Mountains

March Against Testing Staged In Major Cities   Housewives, Coeds, Matrons Express Anger, Fear

Appeal To Wives Of JFK And Nikita Angry and Frightened U. S. Women In Strike For Peace Marches Throughout Nation

Off the Record  . From The Guthrie County Courthouse   Marriage Licenses

Gets 15 Years As Embezzler  Mrs. Geiger to Go To Prison for €9 Millian Thatt

Mrs. Geiger Given For Embezzlement 15 Years In Prison   Youth Is Nabbed After Louisiana Robbery, Killing

No Fine; Smiles In Court   Awaits Prison Can Be Paroled In Five Years

U.S. Judge Sentences Embezzler   Daughter Of lowd Banker Gets Term For $2-Million Theft

Banker’s Daughter Gets 15 Year Prison Sentence for Stealing $2,000,000

$2 Million Embezzler Sentenced   Mrs. Geiger Draws  _15-Year Prison Term

$1,000 A Month Lost On Speculation Embezzling ‘Queen’ Draws 15 Year:

15 Year Term To Embezzler At Sioux C ity  $2 Million Take ae  . a

Mrs. Geiger gets 15 years  $2 million dollar embezzlement at father’s bank

No Fine Levied  ln Cmmhassliaman!  Hi LiNVOLsLiviiiviil  Of $2.12 Million   Lawyer Reveals She ‘Inherited’ Large Shortage

$2 Million Embezzler Gets 15-Year Term   lowa Banker's Daughter Apparently Lost Much Of Money in Market Speculation; Reveals She Found Shortage in Bank Funds 38 Years Ago

Defense Attorney Tells Of Gambling In Grain   Slight Smile   Finds Shortage

Banker's Daughter Gets 15-Year Term  Woman Sentenced— Embezzled $2 Million  From Father’s Bank

LADY BANKER GETS 15 YEARS AS EMBEZZLER   ‘Looted fowa Bank of $2 Million; Sentence Passed Today.

$2 Million Embezzler Dabs Eyes; — Lost Money in Market Speculations

Gets 15 Years For  Embezzling   Mrs. Geiger Pleads Guilty To, Taking $2 Million From Father’s Bank

Embezzler Gets - Yr. Sent tence  get eo RAD   Over $2 Million Token By Woman Cashier

Mrs. Geiger Sentenced For Embezzlement   $2 Million Bank Shortage

Woman Banker Gets 15 Years In Huge Theft   Admits Embezzling Of Over $2 Million

For Embezzling §? Million from Sheldon Bank   5-Year Terms On 3 Counts to Be Consecutive

Reds Urged To Resume  Test Talks   U. S., Britain Move For Controlled Suspension Of Nuclear Firing

Allies Wary Over Russ Berlin Plan   Four-Power Solution Offer Regarded as Serious, But  Intentions Will Be Tested

Soviet Proposal Seen By Envoys As A Change   Labeled Probably Serious Approach To Berlin Problem

..» EXAMINES NEWS DISPATCHES   Plan Assessed As ‘Serious Approach’  RY WESTERN] NIDIOQAAATSC.

UNDER NEW LAW—  Jim Wells’ Move To Abolist School Office First In State

Little Ch ‘Chats On Pnhlic Notice ~~   —Copyright-1968-—_ By James E. Poliard   SCHOOL ATHLETIC RECEIPTS

ASK PIRATES TO LAND U.S. PASSENGERS   Galvao Refuses To Unload In South America, Heads For Africa; U.S. Warships On Trail.

Seized Liner Heads Toward ‘Neutral Port’   Leader of Rebels  ee eS “you t Quirenutr,  Ignores U.S. Plea

Portuguese rebels state they will never surrender   Head Santa Maria for a neutral port

Portuguese Rebels ‘Never To Surrender, Sail Seized Liner Toward Neutral Port

lonores U. 8. Navy Request   Claims Destination Portuguese Colony In West Africa

Terrific Traffic Tanale   In Neutral Por?   Fugitive Liner To Release Passengers

Hope to Discharge Passengers  Portuguese Rebels Sail Seized Cruise Liner for Neutral Port

fo Discharge Passengers At Neutral Fort  Rebels Won't Surrender, Ignore US Navy’s ‘Plea

Will Never Surrender, Rebels Say   Ignore U.S. Navy Plea to Return to South America

Finds Giant Wasp Nest   Neutral Port Sought —  Pirates Sail On To Africa

Rebels Sailing Captive Liner To Neutral Port   Pleas to Turn Back Ignored by Leader Of Revolt-at-Sea

We'll Never Surrender, Say Pirates   Ignore U. S. Navy Plea to Turn Back -to South America

Portugal ‘Pirates’ Seeking Port To  Drop Passengers  Rebel Leader Ignores Navy Plea To Turn Back Save Ananla Gan

Captive Ship Is Sailing Toward A Neutral Port  Defiant Rebel lanora   Defiant Rebel ‘Ignores U.S. Navy Appeal to Go to South America

Kuwaiti Crisis Solution Left To Arab Leaque   Soviet Lnion Vetoes British Proposal to” Recognize Area's Independence.

ARAB LEAGUE WILL STUDY IRAQ’S CLAIM   Soviet Veto Kills Britain’s Proposal

U.N. Rejects UAR Demand Troops Leave   Reds Use 95th Vetc To Rebuff Attempts To Resolve Crisis

Inside Today’s News   Kuwaiti Crisis Passes Into Arab League Hands

Russ Cast 95th Veto On Kuwait  fy   UN Security Council Leaves It Up ‘To the Arab League

Esther Aims At Tar Heel Coast   Texas Tower Personnel  Move Out For Big Blow

British Controversy Queen, Duke Ask  Gagarin To Luneh   (See Other Story, Page 4)

Pentagon Ride Given 8 Years   Unauthorized Secret Paper Possession Is Admitted

New Haven RRNeeds Aid,  NE Governors   Call For Unity Of Purpose To Aid Ailing Line

Ishombe Says White Experts Unwelcome  Katanga President Fears Another Kind  4 FrirAnr merisreen

Katanga Rejects UN ‘Colonial’ Rule  Will Retain Belgian Technicians, Advisers

15 Die in Algeria Clashes During Day  Rebel Boycott Fails To Defeat De Gaulle

Moslems Boycott Election   Rebels Fight French During Peace Vote

RUC basket Josie  Vote to Delay Assessed Valuations Gains One Year

Delay Tax Valuation Increases for a Year   No Effect On Black Hawk Cuts

Were Ordered In 47 Iowa... Counties  Tax Commission Votes Unanimously To Hold Boosts a Year

Proposed tax value hike delayed until next year   Counties protest

Assessment Increase Put Off for a Year   Tax Commission Eases Burden On 47 Counties

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Kennedy To To Be Measured by Racial Strife, Spending, Foreign Policy

Hidden Meaning of 1960 Election May Be That Nation Can’t Be Turned Back to New Deal Days

Times Newsman Injured In Crash  Car Skids, Plunges   Car Skids, Plunges Over 50-Foot Bank

Stamp Bil Held Off Floor   House Committee Asks More Time To Study Measure

Montoya Says Wife Had Orders To Organize Reds  Former NM. I]nion   Former N.M. Union Official Takes Stand At Murder Trial

Sheriff Raids Jaycee Dance  ASHEVILLE (AP) — Deputies raided the North Carnlina Toniar Chamhar rf Cam

Midwestern Snow Piles 16 Inches   “Jowa. Farm Boy ‘May Be. Buried ‘In Mass; “Rescuers Blocked .

Give Up Search’ for lowa Boy, 4, As Tlnch Snow Cripples: Midwest

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religion Features)

(pig Stowe 2een ‘Governor’s Inaugural Bali \Mighlight Event This Week

Sip oot Some Governor’s Inaugural Bball  Highlight Event This Week

KARLOFF’S MOVIE DOUBLE  ‘Model Chilean Citizen’ Admits Murders, Thefts

Congolese Troops Attack UN Unit   Ghanians Disarmed,  Three Reported Dead

On Inside Paaes   New York Politics . . .   Tammany Power Struggle Rages Among Democrats

Wagner Guns For DeSapio In N.Y. Fight   Democrat Split Could Affect ‘64 Elections

AFTER WATER-BORNE EFFORT FAILS Demonstrating British Plan ‘Assault’  On American Polaris Submarine Tende;

Rock's Plan Approved by 47-7 Vote  Assembly Okay  Mav Hinge on   Assembly Okay May Hinge on Help to Schools

All Equipment Functions In Perfect Order  ‘Copter Picks Up Capsule And Rider

Cmdr. Shepard Goes 115 Miles Into Flight In First US Venture   Flown To Grand Bahama Hospital

Everything Works Fine During Historic Space Hop   Shepard Seni to Hospital, Tests Slated

Shepard Cracks: Boy What A Ride!   Nhat Went On In His Mind?  xn xn x~n«r  Sat Alone On Nose Of Rocket

Helicopters Pick Up Space Flyer  And Vehicle 302 Miles S. E. From Cape Canaveral~—Seems in Perfect Condition, Kept Calm During Feat

‘What a Ride, He Exults to  ‘Copter Crew  15-Minute Hop Takes Astronaut Up 115 Miles

Puiting Man Tn Orbit Next Goal  Doctors Check  A cbesrvaycuunk ats   Doctors Check Astronaut After Historie Ride

Navy Airman ls Jubilant After Flight   Hero’s Welcome Awaits Shepard In Washington

65 Stage Revolt At  Patuxent   One Inmate Scales Fence To Escape, Four Guards Are Beaten

Beaumont Jury Indicts Four Law Officers, One Other Man In Vice Probe   Secrets House Story Unfolds In Spy Case

‘Just Matter Of Delay’ ‘No Gamble,’ Says Pilot Of Landing In Ciney

Wants Laos Neutral   Kicked in Door Butte Man Killed by Gir Friend in Self Defense

Kicked in Do Voor     Butte Man Killed by Gir  Friend in Self Defense

PG&E Wins 34-Cent Rate Hike   Average Home Bill For Month Will Go Up by That Amount

Senators Agree to Study Houston's Plea for Support  University Asks to Be Taken Into State System

Expects Little Change   Jordan King Weds British Girl, But She Won't Become Queen

Bang Bureau!   = a a a  TWO CARS COLLIDE— AT 4-.WAY STOOD CHORNYE?R

JAPS OPPOSE USE OF BASES AGAINST LAOS   Will Insist on Consultations Report Okinawa Marines Alerted.

Man, 33, Girl, 13, Admit Four Murders  Cross-Country Slaying Spree Described for Texas Officials

Pair Nabbed at Midland Tex.; With Robbery as Motive, They Get $16.

4 Slayings Confessed By Couple   Girl, 13, and Man, 32 Admit Crime Spree; Robbery Motive.

Man, Young Girl Admit 4 Murders  Slayings Net $16 for 13-Year-Old Runaway, Tattooed Boyfriend, 32

Pair Confesses Slaying Four   Belleville, IIL., Father, Daughter Among Victims

GIRL ADMIT 4 MURDERS   Killed For Money, Got $16; Woman Hostage Slain In Misouri, Hitchhiker In Texas.

HAUL FROM FOUR SLAYINGS IS $16  Girl, Friend Nabbed on Murder Spree

From Illinois’ Thr ough. - Texas.  Man, Girl ‘Admit Killing 4 People

Man, Girl Admi Slaying of Four In Three States   Killed IWinois Chitd And Father, Kidnaped Woman and Texan

Man, Young Girl Admit Slaying 4  Pair Captured in Midland Tell Police Robbery Was the Motive

JFK, Andrei Stand Pat In Confab   West as Determined [As Ever to Defend Its Rights in West Berlin

lowa 35, USC 34  Nebraska. 24, K-State 0  SMU 9, Air Foree 7 Missouri 14, California 14 Eastern 19, Ft. Hays 19 Texas A&M 38. Texas Tech 7   Rusk Says U.N.  Will Be Decisive On Berlin Crisis

Russia Proposes U.N. Talks on Disarmament   Want Draft Treaty to Be Submitted to General Assembly  by Next June.

U.N. To Try Again On Arms Talks   Agreement Made To Begin Work On Disputed Proposal

JFK: Must Negotiate Peace  From Position Of Strength   U.S. Builds Up Its Military  Assistance ToS. Viet Nam

JFK Warns  Extremists   U.S. Willingness To Negotiate From Position Of Power Needed

Democrats Delighted—Naturally GOP Reaction to Message: Economy Vision Too Bleak

Mild Praise for Speech by GOP  ent Dark Pietur,   Resent Dark Picture Painted of Economy

DiSalle Puts Money Woes On Assembly   Local Government Help Sidestepped In Budget Message

DiSalle Does Sidestep On Local- Funds   Governor Drops Hot Potato In Legislature’s Lap

Police Turning  NY Inside-Out   FBI Joins Search For Missing Girl

16 Held, Many Hurt in Riot   Rock-Heaving Battle Develops in Strike at Duralite

Thrilled by Space Hero   FIRM DENIES CH ARG bk     Indictment Names  ( 7 ve      tor Monopol v

Berlin Travel Ban Expected In E Germany   Parliament Authorizes Government to Take Steps to Stop Refnsee Flow.

Berlin Travel Ban Reported In E. Germany   Refugee Totals Continue to Grow

May Limit Travel To East Berlin   East Germans Would Need Permission To Go Ta PRerlin

 .  Communist E. German: Plan to Limit Travel  To East, West Berlin

vad * z ’ ‘Committee Opens [earings  Ohie Annexation Laws Rev ision Pry Launched

 Would Ease Requirements Buckeye Annexation Laws Target of Bills

In Connection ~ with Presidential  Farm Message   Farmers - Requested ‘to Report 59 & ’60 Acreages of Corn, Oats, Sorghum and Barley

Belgian Cardinal Van Roey Dies, 87; Third Recent Loss of Catholic Prince

Can't Agree On Cabinet  Laos Accord Meets Delay   tusk, Advise Advisers H Hold Strategy Talks  Soviets Stiffen Stand On Berlin

\usk, Advisers Hold Strategy Talks St  Soviets Stiffen Stand On Berlin

Next Move Ir Berlin Crisis Considered   Envoys To Moscow And Bonn Meet With Top Officials

Cubans Blame Big Fires on Yankees  Government-Seized Stores Are Damaaed

‘Santa Maria’ Recalled  ‘Airliner Hij ackers Drop Anti-Salazar Leaflets

Calvao Supporters Hijack Airliner; bombard Lisbon with Revolution Leaflets

Hijackers’ Leaflets Dropped on Lisbon   Passengers Unhurt   ‘Rattv-Looking Bunch’

“Most Important Man In Bristol History’  Ex-Senator Grundy Buried, Hundreds Attend Services

‘Most ‘Most Important Man In Bristol History’  Snfleaaies Grundy Buried, Hundreds Attend Saoukuin

200,000 Puerto Ricans Barred From Voting In New York With Little Fuss

Single Rockef Used to Fire 2 Satellites  One Carries A-Generator ~- pt... *. . gt...

Twin Rocket Drives Pair  Up 600 Miles   35th Discoverer Ts Successfully Orbited: One Failure Listed

Sent into Space FromCanaveral; In Cirele Orbits 600 Miles  Above Earth

Civil Rights Bill Coming Soon-- Dirksen   Says No Indication That Administration Plans To Submit Any

Swimmers Routed  By Poisonous Gas  250 Race From Pool Ye South St. Louis

Local Residents Spend $655,000 For Soda Pop Annually   Consumption Rate of 215 Bottles per Person per Year: Most Prefer Colas

Guard, Reserve Call Now Hinted  Wisconsin’s 32nd On Priority List

Traffic Toll Increases As Cold Lets Up   Worst Accidents So Far In U.S. Take 4 Lives Each

Traffic Toll Swelling As: Holiday Begins   Deaths on Highways Reach 115 as Other Causes Claim 27

Death Toll Mounting On Nation’s Highways   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Highway Toll Mounts Fast   Millions Expected To Take To Cars In Long Weekend

Signs Some, Allows Others Slaps GOP —  Says Measures Are Inadequate

Capital Improvements Measure Signed  GOVERNOR ACTS ON 2 MONEY BILLS

Governor DiSalie Accepts Appropriations And Capital lmprovement Bills   Allows Some Parts To Become Law Without Sianature

Russia Pours In. Material -To Back Castro's Regime   MIAMI—UPI—The Russians poured thousands of s of. goods into Cuba today to meet growing short-

American Motors Plays Aggressive Role In Labor Contract Bargaining

Auto Union Asks Less Work to Gain More Jobs   Proposes Shorter Work Periods For Same Pay

JAW SEEKS TO CREATE MORE JOBS   Union Gives GM 8 Pro. posals To Cut Work Week Or Work Year Without Pay Loss.

G.M. Presented 8-Point Proposa For More Jobs  Antn UWharbare lenin   Auto Workers Urging Cut in Work Time With No Loss of Pay

Smell Of War Hovers Over Tunisian City   Fierce Fire Thunders Between Paratrooper: Of France And Loyal Tunisian Defenders

Nuciear Series ee  U. S. Reportedly Has 24 Bombs Ready For Tesis

Defense Secretary Establishes Rules For Military Speakers   Muci Get Annpreaval

Asks Action on Wide Range of Issues in Message   school Closing Delayed As Two Negroes Skip Classes

Holiday Declared At University Of Georgia While State Seeks Intergration Order Stay

Governor Makes Threat Absenteeism Heavy Today At University Of Georgia

Brace Yourself! More Snow (6 In.) On Way   Storms Staggering Most Of Nation

91 Trapped In Japan Coal Mine  ] Miner Dead; Rescue Teams Save 19 Miners

Red Chinese Threaten  Use of Troops in Laos  If SEATO Intervenes

Most of Passengers Injured, None Killed   WRECK VICTIMS TELL OF THEIR EXPERIENCES

President, Gromyko Are Silent   No Statement Issued After Conference Of 2 Hours.

NO EASING FROM TALKS JFK-GROMYKO   Report Kennedy Also Warns On Southeact Asia

Sunny and Warm   Litfle Progress Made in Talks By U.S., Russia   Kennedy, Gromyko Fail To Find Accord Over Berlin Issue

Russ Leader Views Seen  Unchanged  Kennedy, Gromyko   Kennedy, Gromyko Parley On Berlin Declared ‘Useful’

Kennedy, Gromyko Still Far Apart On Peaceful Necotiations on Berlin

Leaders Consider Dispute Very Dangerous Situation But Some Hope Still Seen

U.S., Soviet ‘Far Apart’ In Berlin Issue  Kennedy, Gromyko Make No Formal Statement On Talk

'U.S., Russia Still Apart Over Berlin  - Two-Hour Parley  Friday Yields

Situation Remains Dangerous   Kennedy, Gromyko Wind Up Meeting With No Comment

Ways of Negotiating Berlin Dispute Not Even Close To Beino Settled by Big Two

Berlin Dispute Remains Cloudy, Still Dangerous  Deacsaant T alle   President Tells Soviet Aide U.S. Won't Yield City

The Weather   Litfle Progress Made in Talks By U.S., Russia   Kennedy, Gromyko Fail To Find Accord Over Berlin Issue

Free Swims for Waterfoul  Kennedy Fails. to B udge Reds on Berlin Stand

 Kennedy Emphatic on U.S. Stand NoProgress Seenin Talks with Gromyko

Report Kennedy-Gromyko Conference Fails to Bridge Wide Berlin Gap   Returns to Embassy

Officials Say E-W Argument Still Dangerous   President, Soviet Foreign Minister Keep Talk Quiet

U.S: and Soviet Still Far Apart On Berlin Issue  Dispute Extremely Danaerous. !s View

U.S. and Russia Still Far Apart  In Berlin Crisis   Soft Sell Is New Policy Of Russians

US.. Soviet Still Split On Berlin Talks   Kennedy Meets Gromyko: Both PR nctato Stands

Kennedy Said To Have Informed Gromyko United States, Allies Are Determined To Defend City

Kennedy Meets Gromyko —  No Berlin Plan ae   U.S. Troops May Be Sent To Viet Nam

Settlement on Berli Remains i in Dis stal ,   Two-Hour Kennedy - Gromyko Talks Bring Negotiations No Closer -

Report U.S. and Russia Still Far Apart on Berlin   Disputes Still Dangerous; Hope Persists Peaceful Solution Will Be Found.

U.S., Reds Still Far Apart On Berli Following Kennedy-Gremyko -Parley

JFK, Gromyko Confer Two Hours  U.S., Russia Still Far Apart On Negotiating Berlin Crisis

DEEP DIFFERENCES REMAIN JFK, Gromyko In 2-Hour Conference On Berlin

Kennedy and Gromyko Meet For Two Hours   Kennedy: Russia Trying to Trade Apple for Orchard

Little Progress Made in Talks By U.S., Russia   Kennedy, Gromyko Fail To Find Accord Over Berlin Issue

President and Gromyko Still Are Far Apart   Berlin Situation Is Discussed at White House Conference

CF Fests NMed  eee NNR ANNE NN AN RNAP ee pte tacenanie  Legislators Abandon Saturday Adjournment

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   ‘Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Attack CBS Program  \Doctors Charge TV Show Distorted Position on Care

‘Four Daily Sentinel Carrier Boys Spend Rollicking Day at Lake Okoboji

[Four Daily Sentinel Carrier Boys Spend Rollicking Day at Lake Okoboji   (By Joe Lewis, Daily Sentinel Circulation Manager.)

Great Britain Demands Cease-Fire In Katanga  )   Request For Quick Action By U Thant Appears Certain To Be Turned Down

Cease-Fire Demanded By Britain   Charges U.N. With Seeking A Political Solution In Katanga

Weather Halts Ride Info Space   Astregaut Spends Nearly Four Hours in Capsule Before Shot Is Called.

A Astronaut:  Rocket Shot Is Scrubbed  “At Canaveral Thick Clouds Are  Ty). .... £. TN   Thick Clouds Are Reason for Delay; Try Again Friday

Grissem’s Rocket Ride Into Space Postponed Until Friday By Clouds

Clouds Keer Astronaut On Ground   Second U.S. Space Hop Rescheduled Friday Morning

Grissom’s Space Ride Postponed By Cloud Cover   Suborbital Flight Is Rescheduled for Friday Morning

Cloud Banks Halt Man-in-Space Shot   Second Postponement; Grissom Now Must Wait Until Friday for Attempt

Heavy Cover Of Clouds Delays Space Try Aaain   Socialite Dies In Fiery Plane Crash

Thick Cloud Bank Halts Space Shot   Grissom Sweats Out Long Delay

Kescneduied Friday Morning Sa eneeniieaadaRaiinasha Mehdaadilcal <i  Weather Halts Space Shot

Next Attemp Won't Come Until Friday   Countdown Almost Ended When Clouds Force Postponement

Clouds Thwart Space Flight   Grissom Now Must Wait Till Friday for New Attempt

FASTOUVIUIGUEL weUluUbwuUM ee  Grissom Rocket Ride Into Space Delayed

Cloud Cover Ai Cape Canaveral Causes Delay   Next Attempt Set For Friday AM. Astronaut Grissom Disappointed

Man-in-space shot scrubbed  } AAT FRTTTre SAR TTC*T? WLC TMHASATTR ATCAYT 6 6©CT TATOO  6LTOTO!UOT I OS   CLOUDS CAUSE POSTPONEMENT UNTIL FRIDAY

Delay Today Forced By Cloud Cover   Grissom Manages Big Grin After Last-Minute ‘Scrub’

All Civil Aviation ls Halted   Estimated 3,000 Scheduled Airline Flights Canceled

Air Defense Tested in ‘Sky Shield’   All Civil Aviation * In U.S., Canada Halts In 12-Hour Operation

12 Hour Grounding Labsled Longest Air Traffic Interruption In Mistory

Defense Test Grounds All ~ Civil Aviation   Estimated 5,00C¢ Flights Canceled During ‘Exercise Sky Shield.’

Ground All Other Craft During Test   Defense Command Takes On SAC Bombers; Rador Svstem Gets Tough Test

Civilian Flights Halt In Air Defense Alert   'U. S.. Canadian Commands Carry Out 12-Hour Exercise

THE INDEX   He Saved His Mother .... Hard Decision  For Boy Of 11

 Agonizing Decision for Boy - - ‘Drunken Father Threatens To  Kill: Son Shoots Him to Death

Younaster Faced Difficult Decision: See Mother In Danger Or Shoot Father!

IWHAT WOULD YOU HAVE DONE?   Decision To Shoot Dad Haunts Bov. ni

—-RESOLUTION PASSES 66-0-  U.N. Calls On F wdiniee To Withdraw Troops

Tunisia Gets  U.N. Backing  In Resolution NATO Mations Shu   NATO Mations Shur Vote on Implied Censure of France

U. N. Assembly Raps France  U.S. Silent On Vote Over Tunision Fuss

Allies Abstain: General Assembly Approves Rebuke To France On Bizerte

Call-on France To Quit Tunisia  U.S., NATO Powers Abstain From Vote

BERLIN CAUSES NATO POWERS TO ABSTAIN  UN Vote Slaps France On Bizerte

U.S. Abstains on ‘Censure’ Resolution  U.N. Assembly Orders France ToGat Troops Out of Tunisia

U.N. Demands Negotiation on Tunisia Issue   Wants Timetable Set for Withdrawal Of French Troops

 By Uverwheiming Vote  'ULN. Assembly Calls For France 'To Get Her Troops Out Of Tunisia

U. S$. NATO Powers Abstain  UN Session Approves Demand iFrench Negotiate Withdrawal

UN Votes 66-0 fo Order France foLeave Tunisie  U.S. Abstains as — French Boycott  A... tg eg my EL,

U.N. Assembly Expected To Shun Red Plea   No Condemnation Of America Expected in World Group

U.N. Seen Rejecting Red Claim   Expected To Adopt Rival Latin Plan On Cuban Crisis

Claims U.S. Aggressor In Cuba Rejection of Soviet  Charge In U.N. Seen

U.N. Likely Will Reject Soviet Bid   Wants U. S. To Be Condemned for Role Ia Cuban Invasion

U.N. Assembly Expected To Reject Red Demands  Rival Proposal by Latin-American Nations

U.N. Defeat — Of Russian  Demand Seen   Assembly Expected To Adopt Appeal . Of Latin Nations

Little News  Trickles Out   U. N. Assembly Expected To Reject Plea To Censure U.S.

Report From Washington Berlin Is Not The Problem lt’s Only The Friction Poin:

Jobless Aid Bill Awaits  Senate Vote   GOP Secks Boost In Car Tag Fees; Betravs Platform

Emergency Jobless Pay Clause Killec   Democrats Vote Against Measure in Ohio Legislature

Bill Passed Minus Ohio Rush Clause   State Senate Not Likely To Put Back  Emergency Factor

Vems All Immediate Extension Kiger  Emergency Jobless Measure Fails To Pass In Ohio House

Byrd Sparks Opposition To Education Aid Plan   Ohio House Votes Jobless Payment Extension Without Emergency Setup

Hope Pinned On Measure In Congress   Democrats, Prodded By AFL-CIO, Kill  Emergency Extender

Easter Vacation Riot  56 Youths Sentenced To Jail In-Fort Lauderdale —

Newsman Booted Out ae Castro Unleashes Major Offensive on Reb Bands

ICK [AM AT PICTURESQUE FALLS   Cuban Militia Bears Down On Rebel Band:   PREVIOUS CLAIM   COMMANDANT

Castro s Troops Surround Rebels   Major Offensive Unleashed by Fidel

Over 10,000 Cuban army treons face rebel ranks   Otfensive a'med at mountain ored

Crac kdown Continues“,  [Rebel Bands Repor ted Ringed By Castro Men

Castro Troops Surround Rebel:  Prepare To Attack After Ramhardment

Cubans Start Big Offensive   PEASANTS GIVEN WARNING BEFORE ARMY ATTACKS

Castro Forces Launch Drive  On Insurgents  Heavy Bombardment Ge on oof inal ioe Dp ..1...1.   Heavy Bombardment Started on Rebels In Mountain Sector

Castro Opens Drive Against Rebels in Cuba  Niilietarman Ronnarted   Militiamen Reported To Have Surrounded  Rands in Mountains

Castro hits at opposition   Newsmen amonc those arrested: trials continue

Mountain Area Shelled  Now Castro After Cuban Rebels   In Havana the Cactro reaime

Castro’s Forees Begin Major Offensive Againet Insurgent Bands " Hills

Fidel Unleashes Major Offensive;  Revolutionary Bands Surrounded

Last Raise In 1957 New Bill Would Increase Lawmaker Pay By $4,000

Flown Back for Tests by Cal Scientist   Grave Located by Newsman on Saipan Island

Voting Result Seen Mandate For Algiers   Abstentions Cut Support of Plan For More Self-Government

French Vote  Is 56.6%: Alveria62% President Said  To Feel ‘Mandate’

Vote Short Of65Pct.01 Algeria Plan  Re Canlle Bee   De Gaulle Expected To Regard Outcome As Advance Mandate

De Gaulle Considers Ballot Margin Mandate To Push Algerian Program

DeGaulle Is Supported in A Close Vote   Margin Is Short Of 65 Per Cent Leaders Sought

Algerian Program Approved  56.6 Percent   56.6 Percent Give Okay In French Vote

Yes Vote on Algeria Referendum Short of De Gaulle's Expectations

Winning Margin Short of Goal President Eyed   French Leader Considers Vote as ‘Green Licht’

Vote Short, But He Will Push Plan   Vote Goes Against Program in Only One Area—Oran

Algerian Plan Gains Approval  nan Nat Thar   Margin Not That De Gaulle Had . Hoped For

A Pct. Vote in Favor of Algeria Plan   De Gaille Expected to’ Press Proposed Semi-Independence

DeGaulle Gets Backing For Algeri ian Plan  French Voters Give Less Support Than President Wanted

29 Die In Vote Violence De Gaulle Referendum Wins Despite Boycott

Algerian Program Given Approval By French Voters  Received 56.61 Per Cent Of Votes; Gives

Comfortable margin given to DeGaulle   Abstentions cut vote below 65 per cent sought

De Gaulle Wins Voters Approval Of Algerian Plan   But ‘Yes’ Vote Falls Short of 65 Per Cent He Had Hoped for

French Voters Throw Support to de Gaulle   Algerian Program Is Approved by 56 Pct. of Population

Voters 56 Per Cent For Algerian Plan   Short of 65 Per Cent De Gaulle Said Hoping For

Algerian Program Given Approval By French Voters   Received 56.61 Per Cent Of Votes; Gives DeGaulle His Mandate

Weather   Vote Short — Of65 Pet.On Algeria Plan  De Gaulle Expected To Regard Ontcame   De Gaulle Expected To Regard Outcome As Advance Mandate

French Chief Sought 65%, but Is Expected to Claim Result as Public Mandate

De Gaulle Gets Algeria Mandate  Clashes Mark Voting In African Colony

French OK DeGaulle Plan For Algeria   67 Per Cent Vote ‘Yes’ In Algeria

DeGaulle’s Vote Is Shy Of His Aim   But He’s Expected Tr Take It as Green Light on Plan.

De Gaulle Algeria Program Wins Slim Vote Margin   Abstentions Cut Endorsement Below Goal In Referendum   MEIGHT PRPSION

With A Lot To Explain Cutter Back On Witnes: ‘Stand In Murder Trial

WILL NAME  SPECIAL UNIT TO CONTROL    Few Incidents Supply Warning Code Is Needed

To Coordinate Standards In Gov‘t Offices   Rigid Regulations Proposed In Congress Message

Kennedy Leaves On Latin four   Opens Weekend Visit In Puerto Rico With Pledae to rhe People

Puerto Rico First Stop For Kennedys   Arrive in Venezeula Saturday Before Going To Colombia for Day

President Opens Tour in San Juan   Pledges Better Living Standards

Less Serious Motor Violations Won’t Carry Higher Insurance Rates

Career ‘Destroyed In lts Usefulness Tea fo omaaeetee! fmmmnk Dationm klarwmanveatiels,

tee LOTR A CE Tt te EL hr eT  FEELS CAREER ‘DESTROYED? Walker Quitting Army To Fieht Communism

‘WHAT WAS THERE LEFT?’ Savings Gone, No Work, They Try Suicide, But Fail

Long, Anary Debate Likely On Levy Plans   Opposition Raps Efforts of Travis To Speed Votes

Straight Party Vote Favors Substitute Study   Want to Argue Tax Revision Bill Ahead of Senate

No. 28 Drops Into Ocean; Carried Specialized Instruments   AIR FORCE UPSET BY MANY FAILURES

Discoverer Shot Fails To Orbit   Air Force Unable To Achieve Goal On 28th Attempt

Three Towns Evacuated In Illinois   Deadly Gas Pours From Ruptured Barge Pineline

Deadly Fumes Rout 10,000 From Homes   Ammonia Pours Into 12 Sq. Miles In Northern Illinois

‘Things Much Worse Than You Can Imagine’  Terror Has Started in Havana, Swiss Spokesman Declares

Editor Stewart  me. 8. Te...  Vices Hi Tivitud Published Weekly At Orfordville

MIDWEST HIT BY SNOW AND COLD WEATHER   Reading Of 41 Degrees Below Zero In Col orado Town   PARTS OF WISCONSIN BURIED UNDER SNOW

Had Been Recommended As US Judgé ee ecommended As US Judge  Kennedy Tells NC Senators Seawell Won’t Be Nominated

Calls Vote Pointless pecieanliinehtalibata sits  Union Calls Off Election At Gypsum

__After Monday Speech  U. S. Congressmen Are Skeptical About Khrusty

Little New In His Talk On Berlin   President May Comment After Study Of Speech

U.S. Skeptical of Khrushchev Offer   Little New in Premier's Plan for Berlin; Congressional and Diplomatic Sources See President Kennedy [s Studying Transcript

Kennedy Comment Is Awaited—   U. S. Is Skeptical Of Khrushchev's ‘Honest’ Approach

State Department Is Silent US Generally Skeptical  Of K's Berlin Pfoposal

Solons Are Skeptical Of Khrush’s Proposals  U.S. Experts Declare Premier's Speech Offers No New Solution About Berlin

Kennedy Silent On Offer   Congress Skeptical Of Khrushchey’s  Conference Recuest

Little New Found In Plan  Russian Proposal On Berlin Draws U.S. Skepticism   Reaction of Europe  To Speech Is Mixed

President's Views May ~ ~ Come Later  Officials Expect Talks On Question Later This Year

Congress Skeptical About Khrushechev’s ‘Honest Talks’   SP: we Feat Pk ayed Up Caution, Willingness ‘Are Allies’ iis

U.S. Officials Are  Skeptical of Khrush   Rusk To Make Plea For Support of Small. Nations

—NEGOTIATE IN AN HONEST Way K Statement Draws Skeptical Reaction

Experts Are Skeptical  Officials Agree Talks Are Needed   Khrushchev Address Meets Mixed Response

U.S. Experts Find Litile New in Premier's Speech   Way Left Open for Kennedy Comment

Khrushchev s Proposal Draws U.S. Skepticism   State Department Silent On Soviet Fireside Chat

Skeptical Reaction  To Plan   Find Little New In Khrushchev’'s  Plans On Berlin

.Nothing New Turns Up  ‘Khrushchev Talk B rings ‘Skeptical U. S. Reaction

U.S. Finds Little New In Address   Fulbright Feels Nikita Wants To Necotiate

Washington Is: Skeptical On Khrushchev Proposal For Honest Neqotiation

U. S. Officials Skeptical Of Nikita’s Call   Experts Find Little New On Khrushchev's Plan For Berlin In Red Leader’s Speech

Khrush’s Proposal For Negotiations ‘Over Berlin Draws Skeptical Reaction

U.S. Experts Are Skeptical   Still Eye Negotiations  Over Berlin In Autumn

State Secrets? Wives Of 2 Missing Fliers Confer With Freed Captains

Fliers’ Wives In Dark Over Red Incident   Either That, Or Are Parties To High State Secrets

RB47 MYSTEI   Raed LYE TOR BUI E  NASRALLAH RSA INCA NAEANR ANS  Wires of Tiwe Atrmen Mum

WIVES OF MISSING PAIR GIVEN SECRETS?  Only Silence After Talks With Fliers

Congo's lop Leaders Saw Lumumba Die   U.N. Probers Say Tshombe and Others Witnessed Slaying

RO TT aaa ee ean aN a NUE mn Nr nrenr er mae  KENNEDYS TO HOLD FIRST RECEPTION

Mav. December Runaways Nabbed   Three Die as Shots Rins Out on Campus

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A * Council of Churches —_ eatures)

 State Allowed Time For An Appeal —  Georgia U. Given Stay In ‘Admission Of 2. Negroes

US. Stays U. of Ga.  Integration   Last-Minute Order Gives State Time, Thwarts 2 Students

Stay Granted In Negro Bid At University  Move Delays Entry For 2 Students At

Shotgun Blast Wounds Arm Of City Youth   Step-Father Jailed After Argument In Home On Drain St

Emergency Aid to Needy Children of Unemployed Given Approval in House

Expect House Okay on Needy (Children Aid   Would Provide $305 Million in  New Assistance

Kennedy To Act ToNip Missile Lag   Goldberg Says Labor Peace Plan Will Be Given President.

U.S. To Take Quick Action On Strikes   Essential To Security That Missile Work Go On—Goldberg

Kennedy To Act In Halting Missile Strike  Seeks To Assure Full Speed In Work

Seek Solution To Strikes At Rocket Bases   Conference Series Called By Goldber To Prevent Delays

Gen. Taylor War Advisor To Kennedy  New Post Set Up As Berlin Gets Top Priority

First Job: Berlin Crisis  Gen. Taylor Named Presidential Adviser

SHE’LL PICK EASTER OUTFIT Jackie's Decision Will Affect Clothes Tastes of U. S. Wome!

ADLAI ESCORTS MRS. KENNEDY TO THE BALLE   First Lady InN ew’ Yori For Easter Outfit Fittings.

Ibarra Arrests Vice President  Engineers Rebel After Ecuadorean Veep Is Imprisoned

Engineers Rebel in  Ecuador   Vice President Ordered Arrested by Jose Ibarra

Senate Decides — Original ‘Uncle Sam’ Operated ~ Slaughterhouse In Troy, N.Y.

Indicate GM Will Be UAW Strike Target   Cnion Board To Make a Choice Tonight

Says Company ‘Calling Shots’ For Big Three   Slates Strike For Midnight On Thursday

UAW Lines Strike Sights on One of Big 3’ Auto Firms  Insiders Believe GM  May Be First Target

Lower Income, More Spending...  JFK Predicts Billion Dollar Budeet Deficit for This Year

Treasury Secretary Reports Eisenhower Figures Altered by Lower Revenues, Spending

News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES ~   Processionists arrested

Cut in Holiday Period Brings Mass Protest   Police Use Tear Gas In Halting Outbreak— Nine Are Arrested

Rebel General Goes to Paris For Execution   4 Other Generals Arrested At  Base in Alaeria

Nab General Who Started Rebellion   French Government Quickly Takes Over Control of Algeria

Leader Flown Back to Face Trial in: Paris   De Gaulle Vows . Swift Justice “for Insuraents

May Face Firing Squad Alverian Revol Algerian hevolt  ~ General Arrested

Four-Day Rebellion Put Down   Gen. Challe Flown Back To Paris To Face Military Court

Date Same As Many City Votes   Nine Candidates Seeking Seat Held by LBJ

Inside Today’s News   Former 4-H'ers Sought As Peace Corps Members

4-H'ers are Invited fo Join Peace Corps   Special Skills, Training Needed in Latin America.

Recall Dust Bowl Worst Since ‘34        Drought Feared in Montana Areas

Report On Study by Indiana Educator—  9-Point Plan for Junior Colleges   Regional Schools Among Proposals To Legislature

STORM CUTS CROW! HN HALF Sinatra Puts Qn Gala Show For New President

Severe Weather Fouls Up Sinatra’s Big Inaugural Revue For Democrats

Until Wee Small Hours of Morning :  Big Show Makes Those Inside Forget Snow and Cold Outside

Top Stars of Hollywood Perform...     Snowstorm Delays Gala Benefit Show

 Staged by Huge Cast of Stars eee Eee ee  Kennedy Watches Gala ‘AtInaugural Day Start

JFK Strikes Serious Note Gala Show Highlights  Inaugural Eve Events

Gala Highlights Inaugural Eve  Kennedy Sees Revue Staged In His Honor Rv Huge Cast Of Star

“STORM CUTS uty © aie Sinatra Puts On Gala  Show For ‘New President

Brave Blinding Storm! Kennedys And Johnsons Attend Gala Show At Capital Armory

Stars Honor Kennedy  Big Gala Highlight Of  Inaugural Eve Activities

UN-Congo Relations Improved   Government May Yield Ports Of Banana. Matadi

Congolese Hint At Compromise   Strained Relations Sharnly improved

Congo, UN Ease Points of Strain  Return of Captured Ports Up to Kasavubu

Telis Gigantic Press Conference:  Had Clear View Of Earth— Gagarin

Fe ee eae eee ea red ON een cee  Senator's Fists Fly —but Only By the Rules

Sir Winston Is Facing Growing W ave Of Demands T hat He Quit Parliament

Jet Airliner’s Hydraulic System Is Target of Probe Into Crash Fatal to 17

Forecast Clear Sailing For Governor's Program; GOP May Fight Tax on Gas

14: Patients  Die After  Injections Deaths Attributes  win. iage   Deaths Attributed To Hepatitis; Probe Is Ordered

14 Patients Die Of Hepatitis After Injections Given By Psychiatrist

Patients die affer shots: probe started  Death is caused by liver disease

14 Who Got Injections Die Of Hepatitis   New Jersey Probes Deaths; Doctor's License Suspended

Fourteen Patients Die of Hepatitis After Receiving Shots from Osteopath-Psychiatrist

14 IN NE. DIE OF HEPETITIS: ALL HAD SERUM   Injections Given By Osteopath

 J. Probes Hepatitis Cases— _ 14 Die After Injections From an Osteopath

DOCTOR TAKES VACATION _  State Probes 14. Deaths After Drugs Injections

Deaths of 14 Investigated By New Jersey  Patients Died After Receiving Injections From Osteopath

Qua The Inside   New Jersey Osteopath Involved  14 Liver Deaths Set Off Probe   A dav after the nrahe ctartec   Atty. Gen. David D. Furma:

Miscellaneous Accidents Push Total Above 550   California Leads Nation With 32; Ohio Records 16

Traffic Deaths Slightly Under Estimated Total  California Tops In Fatalities, Penna Ie Sacand

Partly cloudy, warmer seen for Sunday   70 at 1 p.m. today 49 low this morning 78 high Friday  92 high year ago 54 low year ago

Colder, windy, snow flurries   34 at 1 p.m. today.  28 low this morning. 56 high Wednesday.  13 high year ago.  4 low year ago.

UN Moves To Protect Europeans  Lumumba Supporters Threatening Mass Arrests In East Conge

HERALD INDEX   Mass Arrests Reported  U.N. To Protect Europeans in Congo

Motor Vehicle Inspection Law Starts April 1  Stations Ready To Go

Swiss Legation Willing To Act for U.S. in Cuba   How Cuban Diplomatic Break Will Affect Other Relations

Legislators Gird For Tax Fight   Showdown Nears On Whether To Vote Tax Raise

Organization Meeting Scheduled Today To Investigate Mexican DC8 Crash

Doesn’ t pesn't Expect ' War  Mayor Brandt Sees No Reason To Panic

Brandt Sees No Panic In Bertin Refugee. Flood   Can't Sit Safely And Say ‘Don’t Come’ States: Mayor '

Brandt Sees No Reason For Panic   Mayor Discounts War Possibility Over Bertin Issue

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Meavar Rrands Think<   Mayor Brandt Thinks Berlin No War Threat

Brandt Doesn’t Think There'll Be War No Reason Seen For Berlin Panic

Berlin War Doubt Cast:  View Panie   No Reason For Fear Advanced By Mavor Brandt

Must Consider Possible Consequences, but—  West Berlin's Mayor Doesn't Expect War Over Divided City

Rocket Plane Hits Altitude Of 30 Miles   Record Set in Today's Flight Is Subject to Radar Measurement

30-Mile Climb Recorded by X15  Flight Marks Peak In Reach for Stars

No Assurance   X15 Rocket Plane Soars 30 Miles Above Earth Today

X15 Rocket Plane Sets New Record  Goes 30 Miles Above Earth—Man’s Highest Reach Toward Stars

Pilot Soars Thirty Mile: Into Space   Hits 3,000 m.p.h Although Using Only Partial Power   (Picture Page Four)

Eight feet two inches, teenager is probably world’s tallest girl

Senate Foreign Relations Group Puts Two-Year Limit on Military Aid

Power Out As Esther Passes L. I.   Metropolitan Area Is Missed By Hurricane

Sabotage Indicated  Explosions Rip Microwave, Cable Relay Stations

Experts Say Sabotage Is  Almost Sure  National Guard Troops Put Into_

Erbe Orders Liquor Commissioners To Put 11 Suggestions Into Effect

‘Sleepy Boy Takes Nap [Near Home, Awakened ‘By Huge Search Party

Cash Refunds Now Hinge on New Schedule   Commission. Acceptance Is Awaited

Passenger Linet Burns Fiercely  In West Indies   One Killed, 749  Saved as Fire poe

1 Crewman Dies, & Hurt 749 Abandon Sea Line  Burning in West Indies

Talks Slated On Cultural Trade Plans   American Officials Complain Russians Are Foot-Draqging

\Donation To Ft. Raleigh Project Hailed By Governor Terry Sanford   Fire Still Burns

Regret Snub Of Diplomat   Hagerstown Officials Distressed That Service Refused To African

Ross Field Repairs Are Postponed   Rain Canses Delay Jn Final Paying

Voluntary Cooperation Key To New Grain Law   Official Asks Farm Belt To Back Plans

Priest sit-ins  are arrested  in Mississippi Kin of New York  Gov. Rockefeller among 15 jailed

‘Point Shaving’ Scandals in Basketball Revived by Arrests on Bribe Charges

Kk NNE ‘DY STUDIES  stone tte nee RE RRNA RRR  East German Revolt Renorted Not Likely

Red Overthrow Plot Discovered--State Of Siege Declared By President Of Bolivia

Bolivia Proclaims State of Seige. After Uncovering Commie Plot to Oust President

25 are Arrested Under Martial Law in Country     Siege State Created in Bolivia  ‘To Crush Plot’ of ‘Armed’ Reds

Bolivia Regime Acts to Crush Plot by Reds   Modified Martial Law Imposed to Prevent ‘Armed Communist Intervention.’

Iwo Uthers Shot In Melee  Crazed Guard Kills Wife,  Doctor, Commits Suicide

Furor Exceeds That Aroused By UD Flight   Gromyko Brands Jet Interception Grossly Provacative

Coming: Shoes for Pampered Pets  Nothing’s Too Doggy for N.Y. Pooches

Roa Claims Jet Fighters Supported Rebel Planes   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

REAL ESTATE VALUATIONS UP NEARLY $i'% MILLION IN FRANKLIN COUNTY   Gerald Has Increase Of $194,250 As Result Of Annexation

LAURENS SUM FAy BARTLEY   Fay Bartley Dies me At Whitehall, Mont.

Strikes Seen Over Britain Austerity Act  Teachers, Workers   Teachers, Workers Threaten Walkout In Price, Pay Fight

Federal Agents Unable to Keep Alleged -Slayer-Kidnaper From Taking Own Life

Believe Man Who Shot Himself Is The Killer Of Connecticut People

TELLS FBI TO. ’PROVE IT’  Armed Man Detained A: Suspect in Kidnaning

Utah Kidnaper-Suspect Kills Himself In Auto As 2 FBI Men Stop Him

CLEN M S€veR  Paarens ner’ Resident 46 ( Former Resident  Dies in California

To Cut Air Pollution . . .  Exhaust Device to Be Put On New Cars And Trucks

‘Auto Makers to Install Anti-Smog Device. Starting With 1963 Models

‘Doctor Says Odds Million-To-One Births 2 Minutes Apart  But Children: Not Twins

President, Ayub Finish State Talks  Wy .4.?.24.... We..?*.) wea   Pakistan President Confident U.S. Will  Support Freedom

Ayub Satisfied by U.S. Visit  Calls Talks With Kennedy ‘Fruitful

Tributes Mark End of Ayub’s Visit in Capital   Happy Pakistan Leader to N.Y.

Pakistan Leader Completes Talks  Confidence Expresse: In US. Friendshin

Building Of Dikes Underway   Multi-Million Dollar Damage At Waterloo

Waterloo Mayor Sets Damage at 860 Million   Crest Due at Cedar Rapids Friday Morning

Cedar Rapids Poised To Meet Flood Threat, Record Crest Is Expected   Teenagers Pitch In   Maximum Test   Residents Wary

Cedar Rapids Set For Flood to Hit  en ; he   Rampaging River Lashes at Waterloo

Cedar Rapids Braces For Onslaught Of Record Flood   Crest Nears Vinton   Aerial Survey Made

Ice Storm Pelts Areas In Southeast U.S.   Northern States Get More Snow

Southeast Hit By Ice Storm   Belt of Freezing Rain and Sleet Slicks Highways Over Wide Area

Southeast Pelted by Ice As Bitter Storm Clings   AKFORCTA ROADS CLOSED

Ice Storm Hits Southeast US.   Slight Moderation In Severe Cold Spell

Ice Storm Pelts Much Of South   More Snow Falls Across Broad Areas In North

Cold weather continues fo sting country  Slight moderation shown in winter’s

South Pelted By Ice Storm   Georgia Schools Are Closed; Alabama Traffic Halted

Much Of Nation Covered With Ice  Wet Weather Noted In Most Of U.S. With  Precipitation Frozen

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Big Fight Over Long Trailers Goes to Senate

IMental State Involved  Goldfine Moves to Withdrau Guilty Plea In Tax Evasion

WARM   Jointure Study Is Rejected  Marcuse Haal  Marcus Hook Turns It Down

WISHES REDS LUCK DiSalle Picks Oct. 20   e s r] To Disclose Decision

Solons Taking Paid Vacation   July 4 Holiday Halts Wrangling On Hot Issues

In The Muil Bag STANLEY POST STILL  THINKS GRADE SCHOOL WOULD BE THE THING

ere ey  STANLEY POST STILL THINKS GRADE ‘SCHOOL WOULD BE THE, ‘THING

Tribunal Retires, Deliberates Right To Try Eichmann   Judge Promises To Give Decisien  Of Court Monday

44 Vessels Idled Strike of West Coast Ship Deck Officers Is Ended

Neither Side Very Happy  ‘Maritime Walkout Ends      Ford Resumption Possible Monday

Deck Officers Call Off Strike   Shipowners, Union Reach Compromise

44 Ships: Freed   West Coast Dock Strike Ends on Compromise Note

‘Tm Guilty, Too’ ——— a aamenall  Wife To Join Mate In Jail On Tax Charges

Wife Refuses To Let Husband Go To Jail Alone On An Income Tax Charge

Mother Of 4 May Go-To Jail. With Husband ~  Wife Insists On Serving Tax Rap Too.

Expert Says Khrushehev Pushed Back  Red Boss Obliged To Brake Program,  Tee ce we cee SS

‘Terrorism Sweeps branece: Police  Arrest kreneh. Aleertan borees

Calls War ‘Uutimate Folly’ Nehru Delivers Belgrade Conference  Summit Talk Appeal to Khrushchev

Carries Appeal For Peace From Belgrade Parley  In Answer, Nikita Calls nous  -... GVAl.. _~o ee rs a te = eyiieinam Sie Nes   In Answer, Nikita Calls Again For Western Powers to Conclude German Peace Treaty.

Message From Belgrade Given To Khrushchev   Emissaries Received Warmly; Discussion To Follow Banquet

All This and More in the Car?   Nehru Tells Khrushchev Another War Ultimate Folly

ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Wants taxes continued

 Two Senators Favor Force If Necessary   Scott and Javitts Say They Would Back President

Grissom’s Try Delayed 24 Hours   Second Astronaut Remained “Cool As Cucumber”

Multiple Cloud Layer Forces Change in Plans   Astronaut Will Continue Low Residue Diet Started Sunday; Clearing Expected Wednesday.

SECOND SPACE SHOT DELAYED FOR 24 HOURS   Weather Conditions At Cape Canaveral Cause  Postponement   GRISSOM PREPARED FOR TRY TOMORROW

Space Shot Postponed as Weather Deteriorates; Grissom Said ‘Cool’

Pilot Declared Fit: Rockef Passes Tests  Weather Forces Postponement Of 24 Houre

Delayed By Weather  Conditions   Blastoff Time Rescheduled For Wednesday

Hoosier Prepared  For Second American Space Probe; Showers, Clouds Delay Shot

Flight Into Space Delayed, Clouds Blanket Area  Rocket Ride   Rocket Ride Is Rescheduled For Wednesday

Headquarters in Kansas City... .  Eisenhower Will Head New ‘People-to-People’ Program

‘Ike Heading National Group— People-to-People Program Headquarters To K. C.

Performance Of The U.IN. In Congo Is Criticized By Several Nations Today

Lumumbist Vengeance Feared  U.N. Troops In Congo Alerted For Civil War

Troop Pullout From Congo Is Soviet Demand   World Governments Sharp in Blasts at U.N. Congo Inaction

Lumumba Slaying Shocking to World   United Nations, Belgium. Chief Targets of Critics

Lumumba Killing Shocks, Dismays Nations And Sparks New Blasts At U. N. Congo Role

Lumumba Made Leftist Martyr   Slaying Of Lumumba Starts Worldwide Criticism Of U.N.

TO AVENGE ASSASSINATION  New Congo Blood Bath Due, Lumumbists Warn

Slaying Shocks World    U.S. Blasted for Supporting Dag’'s Policies

U.N. Blasted Over Killing   Slaying of Lumumba Shocks Many Governments Around the World

3,000 MEN TRANSFERED  U.S. Army Completes  Berlin Troop Movement

JEK Given Major Aid Plan Rebuft   Long-Range Loans  Setup Voted Down

If Vote Stands JFK's 3-Year Plan Will Lose   Foreign Aid Bill Rebuffed By Howe In Informal Count

Long Range Aid Section Is Rejected   Tentative House Action Could Be Reversed Today

JFK Suffers Rebuff On Foreign Aid   Overnight Try Could Reverse  Informal Count

JFK’s Long-Range Aid Plan Rebuffed   House Defeats 9-Year Lending Authority

ADENAUER’S PARTY NOT SO CONFIDENT   Fear Losing Majority Over Other Parties In West German Parliament

House Votes To Raise Cig Tax By Cent   Levy Per Package Would Be 6 Cents Until June, 1962

Compromise Seen in Senate — Gas Tax Use Bill May Be Changed      Full Year School Use \Bill Voted By Group

BY USING FEES AND FINES Senate Expects Compromise Bill On License Revenue Allocations

Ohio Drivers Might Escape Car Tag Boost   Compromise Passed By House Revolves Around Auto Plates

Compromise Hinted in Road Fund Fus:   $15 Million Transfer To Local Agencies Studied in Assembly

Coming Up . TWO: SCHOOL BOARDS _ PLAN OPINION SURVEY ON. REORGANIZING + ‘REMSEN. UNION anra

$5./ Billion For Willing Prospects   State’s Share $19,691 692   519 Grants For Alabama

President, In Specia! Message To Congress, Calls His Plan  Modest Program With   Ambitious Geals.   MANY SCHOLARSHIPS INCLUDED IN PLAN

President Asks for More Than $5 Billion   Program Would Build Classrooms, Raise Teachers’ Salaries, Five-Year Program For Scholarships and Loans to Colleges

KENNEDY PLAN IS PRESENTED CONGRESS   Would Help States Builc Schools, Hike Salaries   Also Calls For Setting Ur College Scholarships; Other Proposals

Half Would Go to States  Rest for College Loans, Scholarships. Buildings

Republicans Set Alternative to Kennedy's Plan   Substitute for Aid To Schools Readied

Increase In Teacher Pay Is Included   Outright Grants Offered States To Build Classrnoms

Republicans Roll Out Alternative Legislative Plan  Education Bill First o ‘Positive’. Opposition

Includes Grants For Classrooms Or Teachers’ Pay   Also Calls for College Scholarships, Wider Construction Loans ©.

Kennedy’s Plan Asks 85.7 Billion   Three Year Program For Classrooms or Teachers’ Salaries

Big Outlay Proposed By Kennedy   Program Would  Set Standard > OF Eveallonre

GOP Readies Own Program   ‘Positive Alternatives’ To Kennedy Prepared

$5 Billion Aid Urged By Kennedy   GOPs Ready With Alternatives To JFK's Legislative Program

~ FOR  TRIAL RUN TOMORROW   $9.7 Billion Program Proposed For Schools   Ohio Share Of Funds Is $16.30 Per Pupil

Kennedy Sends School Aid Bill To Congress   Huge Program ls Recommended In Special Message

Grants For Schools And Pupils Urged   U.S. Funds Would Help Construction, Paying Salaries

$5.7 billion federal aid is proposed   Certain program will meet heavy opposition

Would Grant States Funds for Schooling   Better Salaries for Teachers, Classroom Expansion Js Aim

Grants To States Proposed   Funds Would Be For Buildings, Teachers’ Pay

SENATOR DIRKSEN OFFERS SCHOOL AID MEASURE   > ae eae  His Substitute For Kennedy Plan Would Cost Only $1 Billion.

Kennedy Seeks To Aid Both Schools, Colleges   Building, Teacher Pay, Scholarships Form Heart Of Program

3. ‘Year Program Of Grants For ~ States Set Up   Money Would Be Used’ For More Classrooms, -. Better Teacher Pay

Plan Designed to Set Up Standard Of Excellence   Seeks Grants for Schools. Teachers

Eyes New Standard in Education  Kennedy Proposes *5.7 Billion Proaram for Aid-te-Education

Asks Conaress To Appropriate $5.7 Billion   Plan To Set New Rule Of Excellence in U. $. Education

CLASSROOMS, TEACHER PAY BIG FACTOR   National System Of Scholarships Would Be Included

Includes Grants to States For Schools or Pay Boosts, Provides for Scholarships

PAY RAISE REQUESTED   33 Scholarships In Silver State Asked by Kennedy

Grants Eyed For Schools  And Colleges   Program Would Lift Faculty Pay, Provide Scholarship Benefit

Building, Teacher, Scholarship Subsidies Urged  ‘New Standard of Excellence’ Needed. Declares President

Kennedy Offer $5.7 Billion Education Bill  3-Year Program to Build Classrooms —  and Aid Salaries

Would Make Grants To Each State   Proposes Federal  Scholarship Plan

Includes Grants For Classrooms,  Teachers Raises  Scholarship Plan, Loans to Colleges Also in Packaae

$5.7 Billion Asked For Education Aid  More Classrooms and Pay Increase for Teachers Included in Kannady Plan

Congress Gets  Education Bill  President Proposes $5.7 Billion Aid To-Education Program

Kennedy Asks 5.) Billion For School Aid  Dirksen Has   Dirksen Has Own Plan To Present

SCHOOL AID PLAN DRAWN BY KENNEDY   President Sees “New Standards’ Cor Willing Akle

MAPS $19.75  U.S. GRANTS PER PUPIL   Gifts To States For Teachers Or Buildings And 25,000 College Scholarships In Jack’s Plan.

President Proposes 5.7 Billion  For Teachers, Scholarships, And Aid In School Construction

Urges 3-Year Program of State Grants   Funds Marked for School Construction Teachers’ Salaries

JFK Seeking $5.7 Billion for Schools   - President Urges "New Standards - of Excellence'

Provides For Grants And Scholarships   Kennedy Also Urges Continuation on Loan: For Construction ‘

Would Set Standard of  Excellence   Available for All Willing To Pursue It

To Provide Fund To Build Classrooms, Increase Salaries  President Calls It Modest Program That Has Ambitious Goals

Education Aid Bill Proposed   $5.7 Billion Asked By Kennedy For ‘Medest Program’

Three-Year Plan Given On Schools   Grants To States Asked To Increase Buildings And Pay

Plan Calls For Grants To States   Program of College Scholarships, Loans Also Recommended

5.7 Billior Plan Put In Orbit   ‘New Standard Of Excellence’ His Objective

Three Year Program Siate Grants Offered   Grants To Aid College Stucent: Also Included In Bill

$5.7 billion educational plan goes to Congress  ee Sen ee  rn nn es oe   Aimed at new standard in schools

For new standard of excelience  Kennedy proposes $5.7 billion education plan   Key quotations from message

Laos Rebels Will Dicker, Say Chinese   Aim Is Cease-Fire, Says Laotian Prince, Leader of Red Force —Lovalists Attack

Laos Rebels Now Ready ToNegotiate  BroadcastMade: Royal Troops  Tice Helieantere

HURL BEER CANS, BOTTLES Thousands of Collegians Turn Texas Festivity Into Nightmare

NIGHTMARE FOR POLICE —  Youths Turn Splash Day Into Riot at Galveston

Safetv Signs On Police Cars   Thousands Riot At Galveston Splash Day

Texas Students Turn Festival Into Violent Riot   (See picture, Page 2)

Rioting Youths Give Galveston Busy Night; City, County Jails Full-

RUSS SAYS THEY'LL TEST ‘SUPER-BOMBS'  Heres What Red Threat Means

Russians Intend To Test Mammoth Nuclear Weapons.   By JOSEPH L. MYLER  Uniled Preece Intornaiiane!

Impact Of Soviet Decision Like Slap In The Face To Neutrals   U. S$. Atomic Officials Take Threat Of Thermonuclear Devastation Seriously   By JOSEPH L. MYLER United Press International

Outer Space Launching Sites Hinted   Superpowerful Nuclear Bombs Will Be Tested; Officials Concerned

“Ciaim if Would Over Kull  —Russia‘s- Huge Bomb Threat. Puzzles Atom. Experts

By HENRY SHAPIRO United Prace Indornatianai   Thermonuclear Devastation Fired From Space Threat To World by Russian Action

Free World Threatened By Russian Development Of ‘Superpower Bombs’

Meaning Analyzed Soviet Decision To Resume Tests  ls New Threat To Free World   By JOSEPH L. MYLER United Presse International

Massive Arms Race  Predicted   Russia Blames West   Soviet Confronts World with Threat Of Atomic Destruction from Space

Horn Proposes Sidewalk Policy For New Areas   Plan Would Require Developers to Build Future Walkways

Horn Proposes Sidewalk Policy For New Areas  Plan Would Require Developers to Build   ng ow CAs tb

Rep. William Miller National GOP Chief   Election Unanimous; New Chairman Not To Carp Or Criticize Unless Necessary

Catholie Solon Named GOP National Chairman   SEE PHOTO ON PAGE 15-C

GOP Picks Rep. Miller  Chairman   New Yorker Blasts Policies Of Kennedy

ANNOUNCE 13 WINNERS OF LUDWIGS HAMS — FOR IST WEEK OF MERCHANDISING  COUNCIL PROMOTION  Registration Continues This Week In Participating Stores — Drawings Again This Weekend and Next

Rising Trend in Sales Cheering  Ppadirctinne: kAnda. aft   Predictions Made of Record Production

Predict Record Production By Year's End   Top Businessmen Elated at Rising Sales, Output

Feanomists Sae $525 Rillign — = Fs Prswrw tw ee de  Production Rate This Year

Strong Spring Demand Offsets Recession Low   Rising Trend Of Sales Brightens Nation’s Economy

Economists Hint Record U.S. Output   Hinge Prediction On Continuance Of National Recoverv

Optimism Based On Recovery   Experts Look For $525 Billion  Production

Production Rate of $525 Billion Expected   Industry Executives Elated at Rising Trend of Sales. Output. Nation Told

Optimistic Estimate  Predict U.S. Production To Record Rate In ‘6l

Economists Optimistic  On Outlook   Record Rate On Production Seen By End Of Year

Economists See Production Swell To Record Level   Continuing Recovery from Recession Will Lift U. S. Higher Than Ever in 1961.

Economists See Spurt fo Record Production Rate  Members of Business   Members of Business Advisory Council Are Elated Over Trend

Lands in Pacific Near Hawaii  Planes Miss Discoverer Space Capsule

Details in Section D   Air Force Fails  To Catch Capsule ‘Of Discoverer

Strip Mine Measure Is  Under Study   Committee Vote Promised By Fiery Chairman   (See Picture on Page 6)

Parochial Institutes Ineligible   President Claims Private Grants Would Be Mesa]

onstitut lon Bars Loans _  JFIX Hopes ‘Private’ Issue  Won’t Kill His School Bill

School Aid Bill Urged By Kennedy  Constitution  Bars Loans to Rey en a a

Kennedy Vows No Private Aid   President. Repeats Constitution Ban, Asks Parochial Advocates to Desist

Urges Parochial Issue Be Delayed   Ghana Head on Calling List Following Press Conference

JFK Vows No Private School Aid   ‘Loans Open pS a ae — To Debate’

JFK Rules Out Federal Aid To Private Schools   Urges Advocates To Desist Lest His Education Bill Be Killed

President Takes Firm Stand on Aid to Education   Across-Board Loans To Private Schools Barred. He Asserts

PresidentWarns School Aid Fight May Defeat Bill   Kennedy Proposes New Department  $3.25 Billion Save-Cities Housing Program Sought

JEK Airs Views On ‘School Federal Aid   By. MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH and STANLEY MEISLER

In Field of Federal Education Grants  Kennedy Asks No Tampering with Bill

Presidential News Conference... .  Kennedy Firm Against Private School Aid

‘CANNOT CIVE AID TO PAROCHIAL. SCHOOLY ‘CANNOT GIVE AID TO PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS: Kennedy Makes Plea ToO pponents Of His Aid-To-Education Program

UNCONSTITUTIONAL   President Warns Advocates Of Private School Aid To Desist

President Appeals On School Aid Bill   Not to Let Controversial Issues Kill His Program

Religion, Race Interests Asked To Cooperate   Grants ‘And: ‘Loans. To Schools Figure Big. _In News Conference.

Kennedy Says Federal Loans To Private Secondary Schools. Are Unconstitutional

JFK Seeks $3.25 B. for Housina Aid   Kennedy Makes New Plez For His Education Bill 

School Aid Views Given By Kennedy   Government Loans To Private Schools ‘Unconstitutional’

Loans to Private Schools Barred, Says President   Hopes Advocates Will Not Hamper His Plan

Both Loans, Grants To Private Schools Iegal, He Says, but Suggests Separate Bills

At Wednesday News Conference  Presicent Says Law Bars Loans To Private Schools

Kennedy Insists Non-Public Units Cannot Have Aid   Hopes Advocates Of Wider School Help Will Quit

President Asks Passage Of School Aid Bill  Expresses Deep Rs hae hi.....

JFK Urges Support for School Bill   Missile Gap. Report Expected; Funds: Due to Aid Economy

Holds Private School Loans Are Not Legal   Much of President's Parley Is Occupied With School Issue

JFK Discusses Federal Loans fo US Schools  oanctitutian Rare   Constitution Bars Private School Aid, He Claims

But Says Loans Open to Debate; Makes New Plea For His Federal Education Bill

Stands Firm On Parochial Aid Question   Grants And Loans To Private Schools “Unconstitutional”

Kennedy Pushes School Aid Bill, Sends Congress Save-City Housing Plan

Aid to Private Schools Hit  By Kennedy   President Fears Desegregation,  Religious Aims May Kill Measure

President Declares Constitution Bars Loans To Private Secondary Schools

Says Loans, Like Grants, Not Lawful  Urges Race, Other Issues Not Used To. Riack Measure

‘U.S. Reaches Dead End With Reds In China   President Views School Loans  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Says Constitution Bars Grants To Private Schools

Takes Fresh Issue With Critics  Kennedy Says Constitution Bars Private School Loans

Non-Publie School Loans  Held Illegal   President Appeals To Critics; Claims Education Bill Hur

Move May Nill pill Kennedy Rules Out Loans To Non-Public Schools -

Goulart Takes Oath In Brazil   Neves Nominated A Prime Minister Witl Executive Powers

Swearing In A President   Goulart Takes Oath As Brazil President

Presidency ls Assumed By Goulart  Brazilian Will Name Powerful Prime Minister

Brazil’s President Takes Office With Promise to Maintain Freedor

Fwo Frarages  To Feature ‘Operation  Upswing' Here May 6   Alert Secret Service  More Protection Given To President's Family +

RAMS REAR OF EMPTY SCHOOL BUS IN FOG NORTH OF REMSEN  Bus Had Just Stopped For First Passengers

Crash Dept.   RAMS REAR OF EMPTY SCHOOL BUS IN FOG. NORTH OF REMSEN  Bus Had Just Stopped For First Passengers

Urban Renewal Depends On Voluntary Rehabilitation, Horwitz Tells Conference Members In Annual Meeting   Will UC Clese Loop Center ?   By-Jan Maide

Urban Renewal Depends On Voluntary Rehabilitation, Horwitz Tells Conference Members In Annual Meeting      Will UC Close Loop Center ?

Dressmakers’ Puffs About Selves Best Part Of Paris Fashion Shows

May Have Been Bank Robber Murdered Clevelander is  Found In Medina County

BOMBINGS STRIKE FEAR   Bombers ‘Real. Clever, Says Cuban Militiaman

King Asks Power Line Into Provo   Utahn Urges Funds Be Appropriated for Transmission Lines

Asks Beloium To Withdr: ‘aw  Congo T roops   UN Resolution Seeks Immediate Move by Military

Secretary-General. Jn Note alanine  U. N. Asks Belgian Trod [Removal From Congo: -

BELGIANS ASKED TO QUIT CONGO   U.N. Head Writes To Belgian Envoy

Withdrawal of Foreign Aides Urged Dag Asks Belgian Help In Congo Peace Effort

U.N. Requesting Belgium’s Help Belgium Military  Personnel Is Asked To Leave The Congo

Dag Cites Council Resolution  U.N. Asks Belgium To Pull Soldiers Out Of The Congo

Belgian Help Asked by U.N.   Withdrawal of All Military Personnel Held Imperative

BelgiumAskedToHelpGet Military Force, Political AdvisorsOutOfTheCongo

Rusk Conferring With Kennedy—  Contents Of Soviet Note  Are Awaited   Late News

Kennedy, Rusk Set For Parley   U.S. Leaders Await Soviet Truce Reply

Wasmungsion Window a  Kennedy’s New Frontiers — Have Receded Into Distance

= 'New Frontier’ ‘Shrinks - pawn Kennedy Finding Going Difficult         {Related Story. Pare 2)

No Incidents As Opponents Go On Alert   Communist Action ls Termed Illegal, Brutal And Callous

Tanks, Men Hurried To  Barricades   Communists Close Entry Points Along Border

Allies React Quickly To German Move   Communists Reduce Number Of Entry Points To Seven

Entry Points Cut to Seven  By East Reich   Western Officers Call Communist Action As Illegal Effrontery

New Communist Entry Restriction Triggers Action  Allied Commanders Denounce Order  As Brutal, Callous

Tanks Rushec To Face Reds Along Border   Western Forces Square Off With Display Of Arms

Troops Move To Positions Along Border   Allies Show Force As Crisis In Berlin Reaches New Pitch

Tanks Are Rushed To  Barricades   Allies Adopt Tough Stand On Clampdown

More ‘Freedom  Riders’ Arrested  'n Mississippi Two Fresh Groups,  Totaling 18, Seized  In Jackson Stations

Civil Rights Pledges Of Democrats Nearer   Bills Have Been Drafted And Will Be Introduced According Fo Senator Clark

Democratic Civil Rights Bills Ready, Says Sen. Clark; Sen. Scott Dubious:

Solon Urges U.S. Resume Atomic Tests   Blasts in Atmosphere Necessary to Perfect Deadly Neutron Bomb

Advises Jack Not To Run  “Credit Card” Government   ; An Force tops  Military Budget Record ‘Hiah

Ike Predicts Surplus Funds With Tax Rise   $42.9 Billion Military $  Defense Budget Costly  ending Marks New High

A Pct. Savings Interest OKd   Federal Reserve Hikes National Bank Limit

‘Will Be Effective Jan. 1  Banks Get OK To Offer 4% Interest On Deposits

A Pct. Savings Interest i  Federal Res e Hike   Federal Reserve Hikes National Bank Limit

NORTH VERN ON N SINGING TO MEET AT ORNBECK}  737 Ty COT ew Tyree MALITTD meer

Leave Death, Injury, Damage In Wakes— Tornadoes, Sudden Flood: Hit Midcontinent Areas

29 Die, Big Damage in Wild Storms   Tornadoes, Floods Ravage Areas of Texas, Midwest

Storms Claim 29. Lives ‘In: Midwest Area  Be Pronged’ Sprig, Scourge Leaves -

lornadoes Still Wreak Havocin Center of U.S.  Weekend Damage in Eiaht States.

Death Tol] 30   Floods Hit Midwest Towns Following Tornadoes, Storms

Violent Storms, Sudden Floods Hit Wide Area  me   Heavy Toll in Deaths Damage Is Recorded In Mid-Continent

AT LEAST 30 DEATHS BLAMED ON WEATHER —  Floods Follow Midwest Storm

Storms Cut Path Of Death, Damage   Tornado Menace Continues in Some Areas At Least 29 Persons Killed; Nearly 100 Injured; Hundreds Are Routed by Floods

HUNDREDS HOMELESS AS RESULT   Many Millions In Damage From  Weekend Blasts

Tornadoes, Floods Hit In Midwes!   Up to 8'/2 Inches of Rain in Southern Illinois; Count 29 Dead.

HOMELESS AS RESULT   Many Millions In Damage From  Weekend Blasts

Storms, Floods Carry Disaster Throughout US  29 Persons Die, Damage Runs Inta Milliane

30 Deaths Are Blamed On Storms   Hundreds Are Forced To Flee Homes; Threat Of More Storms Loom

34 Deaths Blamed _ To Storms.  Tornadoes Continue   Tornadoes Continue To Spread Damage Through Southwest

Dying American Freed by Chinese Red: Suffered Damage to Brain in Prison

A ret Nee WOES Rs a#Ule  Incarnation Was Long Task   By GEORGE CORNELL A P Religion Writer

Met Musicians Awarded Pay Boost; Goldberg Urges FederalSubsidies

Met Opera Employes Get Pay Hike Goldberg Asks Aid for Performing Arts

Doctors To Debate Question About Working With Osteopaths Who Use Approved Scientific Methods

Envoy Meets De Gaulle on Algerian Talks  Try to Arrange   Try to Arrange Peace Conference With French, Rebels

Youthful Vagrants Freed from Jail As Parents Finance Waikiki Trip

‘ae  Goona Is ALucky Dog  But Owner Is Put Into Quandary By Lottery —

Outlook Studied Bureau Of Mines Predicts U. S. Coal Production Will Increase

670 Million Tons - 670 Million Tons “Bureau of Mines Forecasts  ‘Record Coal Output by 1975

Ohio Republican Demands Probe Of W.Va.'s N-S Highway Project   Backs JK Fo reign Program  Ike Stumps Texas For 2-Party System

Buie’s Creek Doctor Finds A Way To Save Harnett Taxpayers Dollars

‘Santa Maria Unloading Passengers at Recife   Future of Ship Uncertain as Brazil Gives _ No Assurances to- Portuguese Rebels

Santa Maria Steams Into Recife, Brazil   Tugs Shuttle Happy Passengers from Liner to Shore; Fate of Cruise Ship Uncertain; Need Larger Crew to Sail

Thanksgiving For Deliverance . Passengers Leave Portuguese Liner

Santa Maria Passengers Disembark After 12 Days Of Roaming The High Seas

.INER GOING BACK TO SEA Tugs Take 600 Odyssey Captives Off Santa Maria

Hi jacked Liner Finally Debarks  tS GUU HUSIGYTS Passengers Taken Off Captured Ship At Brazil Port

Growing Unrest Reported Among Ship Passengers  Commander Wanis to Free Them On Own Terms

Santa Maria passengers are released   Captivity ends for nearly 600 at Recife, Brazil

Captivity Ends For Those On Hi-Jacked Ship  Joyously Happy Group Goes Ashore on Tugs At Recife, Brazil

Tugs Pressed Into Service After Captain Of Rebel Ship Refuses To Dock; Citizens Of Recife, Brazil, House 45 Americans

Near Panic Due to Long Bargaining   Hijacked Ship Pulls Into Harbor After Delay of 24 Hours

Odyssey of Liner At End  Santa Maria Unloads Passengers at Recife

liner at Recife, Brazil Passengers leave hijackec   Brazil offers asylum to crew members

Captivity Ends For Passengers  Of Santa Maria  But Galvao May Put to Seq Aaajn

Passengers Of  Captive Liner Land at Recife   . Tags: Removing Nearly 600 As Ship Anchors 500 Yards from Dock

Picked Up By Tugs In Recife   Brazilian Admiral Says Vessel Will Head Back to Sea

- Released i in’ Brazil Passengers of Hijacked Liner Delivered From Sea Nightmare

Nightmare at Sea Is Ended for 600   Passengers of Captive Luxury Liner Go Ashore At Recife, Brazil, With Thanksgiving for Deliverance: Ship May Head Back Into Ocean   Re t2TVYTAM TFT RYAN

»how Emotion After Captivity _  Passengers of Stolen Cruiser Put Ashore, ‘Nightmare’ Ends

Pirate Ship Now Unloading Its Passengers  Portuguese Rebel   Portuguese Rebel Chief Docks Liner In Brazilian Port

SANTA MARIA PASSENGERS COME ASHORE   600 Give Thanks For Deliverance From Niathmare

Pirate Ship Steams Into Brazilian Seaport To Discharge Passengers

12-DAY NIGHTMARE AT SEA ENDS   Pirate ship passengers come ashore in Brazil

SHIP TO RETURN TO SEA Santa Maria Passengers Step Ashore At Recife

Passengers Of Hijacked Liner Santa Maria Come Ashore, Captivity Ends

Captivity Ended For Passengers On Seized Liner  600 Land In Brazil With Thanksgiving

Santa Maria At Anchor In Harbor   Passengers Taken To Shore By Tugs

Pirates Finally Make Pori   Set Free 600 Passengers;  May Keep Ship

600 Landed A; Recife, Brazil After Ordeal.   Captive Liner. Expected To Sail After Unloading Of Passengers

Passengers Land At Recife From  Liner Santa Maria  Ship Anchored 500 Yards Off Deck: Tuas Remove Group

Passengers Restless eae etenneeeeene eneneenaeeeeeeemmaenncenenmneieenemmmemnmmammmnmmammenmmumaaadl  Liner Expected To Dock Today

Hijacked Liner Docks at Recife After Tense Hours of Neqotiation by Rebels

Nightmare at Sea Ends At Recife   U.S. Citizens Throw Open Homes To 45 Americans

Passengers Are Set Free  Lilies Will Steam Back  To International Waters

Pirates Free  I Me OC Se   Santa Maria Passengers Allowed to Come Ashore at'Brazilian Port

600 Quit Liner By Tugs   Fate of Seized Ship SHIl Undecided In Brazilian Port

NEXT MOVE sFOR CAPTOR UNCERTAIN   Galvao Refuses To Bring Ship Alongside Dock

Passengers Of Seized Ship Freed   Captivity For Nearly 600 Aboard Santa Maria Ends At Recife

Odyssey at Sea Ends for Captives  Hijacked Cruise Ship Lands  600 Pracconmore ta Praegl

Santa Maria Anchors Off Recite Dock   Fate of Ship Uncertain; May Sail Out Again

Congo Leader: Begin Talks At U.N. Base  Seek Settlement Of Secessionist

Wins US. Title At Horse Shoy   Latest Triumph For Jack Peapoples

‘Rebels’ Given Warm Welcome  Katanga Group Arrives For Congo Unity Talks

DIAL GL-2-4561 FOR CLASSIFIED ADS   Congo Reunion  Talks To Begin

CEDAR RIVER FLOOD DAMAGE VERY HEAVY   Multimillion-Dollar Blow Struck At East ern lowa

U.S. May Face Fight On Tariff   Rising Sentiment for Tariffs May Endanger Reciprocal Trade Act

U.S. Seeking Broadening Of Trade System   Three Administrations Call for Extension Of Authority

3 Administrations Represented  Drive Is Now Underway To Broaden Trade Act

New, Broader Trade Policy Being Urged   Ike, Truman Aides Join Kennedyite In Launching Campaiar

Tough Task  Drive Launched To Broaden International Trade Policy

BROADENED RECIPROCAL PLAN SOUGHT   Kennedy Aides Face Tough Task On Re-Enactment

1] Convicted Riders’ Refuse To Pay Fine:   New Wave of Segregation Protest Rides Expected to Sweep South,

27 Freedom Riders Balk, Fine Unpaid   Remain In Jackson, Miss., Jail; Other Demonstrations Due

27 “Freedom Riders” Refuse To Pay  Fines; New Protesis Are Expeeted

Freedom Riders Refuse Io Pay Assessed Fines   Expect New Grour  To Take Up Issue  In South Today By AL KUETTNER

Convicted Of Breach Of Peace   Expect New Wave Of Protest Rides To Sweep Southland

Fear Wave Of Protests Expected  Freedom Riders Refuse To Pay Fines In Mississippi

Riders Refuse To Pay Fines   New Wave of Protest Rides Seen; Guards Charged as “Discourteous”’

More Protest Rides Expected  To Sweep South   Twenty-Seven Convicted ‘Freedom Riders’ Refuse To Pay Their Fines

Miracle if Son Alive. Rocky Says   Governor Heading fo Home; Manila Stay For Daughter.

\Gov. Rockefeller Returns Home, Sees Slim Hope for Son: Search Continne:

Nation’s No. 1 Team Bows  In Upset   Pitt Panthers Edge Trojans 10-9 Score

One More Robot Shot Will Precede Astronaut's Ride  Monkey May Take  Next Test Jaunt tn fislhta Denstact

U.S. Space Drive Gets  New Push   Chimpanzee to Ride Rocket Around Earth Before U. S. Sends Astronaut in Orbit

Next Mercury Journey May” Carry A Chimp   ‘Minor Difficulties Reported During Flight Wednesday

 Few Minor Difficulties Chimp Due Before Man ‘In New Orbital Flight

1 Unmanned Space Flight  Yet toCome Chimp Scheduled To Take Next Ride In Multiple Orbit

Capsule Trip Speeds U.S. Space Plans  Chimn Exnesrted   Chimp Expected To Ride On Next Orbit OF Earth

British Sea Force Landed In Kuwail As lragian Troops Mass On Frontier   Mideast Crisis Grave Following Iraq Move To Take Over Country

British Troops Land in Kuwait   Force of 600 Tough Marines Is Placed Ashore After Call for Aid

COMBAT-READY BRITISH COMMANDOES PUT ASHORE  Kuwait Solicits U.N. Action in Crisis

Other Naval Forces Are On the Way   Saudi Arabia Receives Request for Aid; Crisis Nearing Boiling Point

New Notes Of Warning To Be Sent   Kennedy To Speed Up Plans To Meet Threat

You'll Find It   Kennedy Expected To Step Up Drive To Solve Berlin Crisis

U.S. Moves To Counter  Red Threats   Wide Range Of Plans Under Study For Berlin Aid

New U.S. Moves Expected In _ Berlin Crisis   One Or More U.S. Divisions— — May Be Sent-To West Germany 

Speed-Up in U.S. Plans fo Meet Threat fo Berlin   New Moves Expected To Take Shape With Kennedy’s Return

WITH JFK’s RETURN   Speed-Up To Counter USSR Threats To Berlin Expected

U.S. Counter Move Seen By Kennedy   Speed-Up Program Expected On President’s Return

JFK Starts Speed-Up In Berlin Plans   One Or More Army Divisions May Be Sent To Aid NATO

Against West Berlin _  U.S. Planning Speed-Up To Counter Red Threats

More Divisions E yed  Action On Berlin Is Slated By U.S. As Threats Grow

U.S. Speedup In Plans For Berlin Seen  Kennedy’s Return To Capital Likely To Bring Moves

New Action on Berlin Viewed In Washington   More Troops to Germany Slated?

In. washington  Kennedy's Return Speeds ‘Counter-Soviet Planning

Predict Speedup In Planning New Moves To Counter Soviet Threats Against W. Berlin; Report New Warnings To Be Sent To Khrush

‘Harassment’ Said Deliberate   Castro’s Strategy Hit In U. N. Session

Castro Action Deliberate’. U.S. Declares  Ambassador Cites Planned Strategy Of ‘Harassment’

U. S. Breaks Cuban Ties; Limit Reached   ‘Harassment’ Forced Break, U.N. Is Told   RASF NOT APPECTED   Riot In Gallery Causes Recess At U.N. Meeting

Bulldozers Fund Drive  Launched Mrs. FDR, Reuther  Involved In Castro Rancam Offer

Open Push To Ransom Prisoners   Citizens Seeking Sum For 500 Tractors To Hand Fidel.   “Ready To Meet.”’

Flanked bw leaders   Ransom Deal Accepted ‘Prisoners for Dozers’ Fund Drive Underway

Plan Drive fo Ransom 1,200 Cuban Invaders   Offer Cabled To Castro to Check Sincerity

QUEER TWIST OF HISTORY’ _ Citizens’ Drive Opens To Meet Ransom Demanc

COST OF 500 BULLDOZERS IS RANSOM   U. S. Officially Keeps Hands Off On Castro Offer

TROOP CONY OY ON MOVE  Russ Military Activity Grows on Berlin Road

{CCESS ROL TE ‘TO BERLIN  apenas reer seca scemssinar ee  Highw ay Busy With Red Arms Activity

Truj illo’s Son ‘Takes Control AsArmy Head   Slain Dictator’s Playboy Offspring Gets Key Position

Playboy Moves To Forestall Any Resistance  All-Out Effort To Find Killers Of Father Ordered

Playboy Son of Trujillo  New Dictator   Slaying Suspect, Priest Seized as Dominican Leader Mourned

Playboy Son Of Assassinated Dictator Takes Over Reins Of Domican Republic

While School Keeps   GEHLEN STAMP DRIVE FOR SCHOOL BUSES —  WEARS HALF WAY MARY —

FELLOW WORKERS AID HIM Reaction Startling In Man's Effort at Robbery

Bank Man Tried to Rob, Others Come To Aid Him in Financial Plight

Governor Feels Legislature Can End in 6 Week:  Wants Decks Clear to Start Then on, Education Issue 

News Of Lake Tahoe Page 7   Engineers Stay Cool To Proposal  Bar. 5... i hl tt ge   Western Airline Furloughs Crew At Reno Office

BACK 10  HOUSE   Censideration Will Be Given to Increases of Nearly 115 Million.   ATTEMPT TO CUT FAILS   Move to Chop Conservation Payments !s Beaten 64 to 26.

SAYS RUSSIA IS WILLING TO NEGOTIATE   Premier Boasts Of Rocket Strength; Talk Aimed At Kennedy   MAY SHIFT TROOPS TO WESTERN FRONT

Nikita Hints Arms Boost Over Berlin   Soviet Premier’s Answer To JF IKK Urces Negotiations

Insists Soviet Union Wants To Negotiate  Russia Mav Have to   Russia May Have to Mobilize Reserves, Bolster Reich Front

Soviet Leader Does Not Want Trouble  ~ Might Send Troops Into East Germany To Bolster Defenca

Charges West ushes World ‘0 War Brink   Nik Savs He Wants Peace But May Have To Call Up Reserves

More Soviet Troops Going To Germany   Insists Russia Wants Peace, Not Trouble — Urges Negotiations

Premier Warns West He Too May Cail Up Reserves, Asks Talks And End to Hysteria

Threatens to Mobilize Some Soviet Reserves   85-Minute Speech Aimed Mainly At Kennedy, Whose Address 10 Days Ago Angered Khrushchev.   Poor Farm Year for E. Germany Predicted

Ohio Legislature to Act on Bill Correcting State Law: Will Hear Governor Tuesday

President — De Gaulle To Speed War Ene  Confident Following Favorable Vote - From French People

Efforts to End War to Be Speeded   Voters Hand De Gaulle Blank Check to Carry Out Algerian Policies

French Leader's Proposal Gets Wide Approval   New Provisional Setup Calling for More Home Rule to Be Announced.

DeGaulle Wins Vote In France   Plans to Push Efforts To End 6-Year-Old War in Algeria

WORK HALT BY I. L. A.   New York Asked to Support Striking Seamen.

Dockers Call Stoppage To Help Seamen   Shippers Threaten Suit; Inter-Union Rivalry Breaks Out

Highways Made Slick — Minnesotans Once More Take Up Snow Shovels To Battle Latest Storm

Invasion Force Destroyed: Castro;  Rumors Hint Additional Landings

JISPUTED BY ATTACKERS  Castro Claims Invading Rebel Forces Destroyed

Life’s End   BEES > RUM  J. F. ROGERS’ BROTHER DIES IN MINNESOTA

George E. Sokolsky Why Is State Department Unpopular?  htabvrotah  B&B €€2% Hias Ba se @unidts

Girl, 15, Held  In Drowning  Neniece Kidnan.   Denies Kidnap,  Murder of Boy

Question Girl In Death Of A 3-Year-Old  Cheryl Jolls, 15, Wena Mantalley Til   Cheryl Jolls, 15, Once Mentally IIl  Denies Connection

Girl, 15, Held In Death Probe   New Yorker Has History Of Mental Illness

FOREIGN AID SHOWDOWN VERY NEAR   Kennedy Request For Borrowing  Authority Wing

Senate Turns Down Foreign Aid Veto Congress Asked  Wanted To Control Foreign Aid Grants Fuesaadina 8 AAillian

Senate Turns Down Congress Aid Veto   Proposal Was to Give Congress Power Over Foreiqn Aid Grants

Uneasiness Apparent Over Talk  Solons Thinking  Of Paris Debacle

Vienna Talks  Get Reaction  In Congress Core Of Uneasiness  Beneath Generally  " * * * Cautious Optimism

Senate Rejects Congress Veto On Foreign Aid   Amendment to Limit Grants of More Than $5 Million Defeated

 Many Wary Of Wily Red Leader Congress Crosses Fingers Over Coming Kennedy-Khrushchev Meet

GOP Fear For JFK In Niki’s Clutches; Democrats Sure Jack Will Hold His Ow:

Congress Members Keep Fingers Crossed About Vienna Meeting   Core Of Uneasiness About What May Happen Noticed In Capital

Senate Kills Veto For Aid   Amendment Offered To Apply Curb To Other Loans

To Pass Foreign Aid Bill Today  ‘On Issue of 5-Year Becemusinn A: bharits

Amendment Defeated  Senate Rejects Congress Veto of Foreign Aid Grants:

Congress Keeps Fingers Crossed Over Upcoming ]FK-Khrushchev Meet

New Court . Bill Readied   Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers Legislative Correspondent  Seenofisld Wraenk an

Goulart’s Position Stronger   Presidency Claim In Brazil Aided By Parliament Measure

GOULART IN BRAZIL 10 TAKE OVER   Leftist Proclaimed Chief Of State By Cheering Followers

Goulart Hailed As Brazil Chief   Congressional Leaders Air Plans To Install Coulart As President

Gains Made By Brazilian Lettwinger   Goulart’s Claim Strengthened by Vote of Deputies

Goulart's Bid For Presidency Strengthened   Constitutional Amendment To Give Him Limited Powers Approved

“FOR GIVE’ MEANS ‘FOR SALE’   -EFTIST TO BE FIGUREHEAD  Goulart To Take ‘Limited Powers’

ENLIST MINE DETECTORS   Goulart Agrees To Lead Brazil   Thousands Proclaim Leftist Upor Arrival in Capital of Home State

WOULD LIMI PRESIDENTS POWERS   Nith A Prime Minister ) Active Leadership  [NAUSURATION   Denends On Senate Action; Report Military Chiefs Still Are Opposed

Claim to Brazil Presidency  By. Goulart Strengthened   Chamber of Deputies Approves Law Giving Leftist Limited Powers

Limited Power Proposal Passes Brazil Chamber   Planning fo Name Cabinet, Seek Peace

Deputies Give Goulart Okay  To Presidency Measure Approved Would install Him With Limited: Power

Brazil Chamber Okays Goulart Installation   Deputies Approve Amendment Settinc Limit on Powers

INVESTIGATORS STUDY CRASH   Claim Strengthened  Brazilian Lawmakers Back Limited Powers For Goulart

In Chamber Of Deputies Vote— Goulart's Claim  To Presidency  Gaining Support

Brazil Bolsters Soulart’s Claim To Presidency  Chamber af Danuties   Chamber of Deputies Votes Installation With Limited Powers

Goulart Is Favored   For Post   Leftist Claim Strengthened By Deputies

Goulart In Stronger Situation   Claim Boosted By Deputies’ Approval Of Installation

LIMITED POWERS FOR GOULART Claim To Presidency Is Strengthened  By Action Of Chamber

Install Him With Limited Powers  Brazilian Deputies’ Action Strengthens Goulart’s Hand

Figurehead Role Is Set for Goulart  May Take Over as President Monday but Power Limited

Reds: Call Parliament  In Congo —   Says U.N. Should  Insure Safetv

Fights Hopeless Odds  Last Rites Of Church Given Star Gary Coope!

River crosses levee: order 850 to get out   Residents of Flowood evacuate town as the Pearl floods area

Huge Blast In Arctic Detected   U.S. Is Skeptical; Sweden, France, Japan Tell Shocks

Massive Blast Recorded; May Be Nuclear Super-Bomb Test Of Soviets

Did Soviets test that  ‘big bomb?   U.S. officials reported to be ‘highly skeptical’

Injections May Halt Spread Of Rayburn Cances   Speaker Restinc Comfortably

No Clues Found In Long River Search   Moose Hunters Dave Burnette and John Long Feared Dead; Boats, Helicopters Search Salcha Waters

Eielson Hunters Lost In Salcha Mishap   David B. Burnette, Airman Long of Eielson Feared Drowned; Boat Flips On Salcha River During Moose Hunt

Kennedy, — US. Experts Praise Feat   Sequence of Events And Announcements Raises Questions

Astronaut Orbits Globe One Time ina History-Making Flight; Some Confusion Remains Over When Flight Took Place.

Red Spaceman Out And Back: Time Clouded By Skepticism   Moon, Mars Are Man’s Next Goals After First Successful Space Flight

First Space Man Orbits Earth for Hour, 19 Minutes  ee i ees ces ge ee oe   Achievement Hailed As Victory Over U.S.

Lands Safely In Historic Space First   Many Questions Raised By Victory Over The U. S.

5-Ton Spaceship Returned OK to Landing in Russia   Pioneer of Skies Reaches Point 188 Miles above Earth

Space Man Rides Shin 108 Minutes   Kennedy, Scientists, Political Leaders Praise Russians for Successful Flight

‘Doubts Raised That Actual Flight Took Place Today; Credence Given London Paper’s Story

Soviet Army Of ficer Makes Historic Ride   Soviet Feat Is Hailed By Khrushchev, Othea Muscovites—Kennedy Sends Congratulations

Soviet Astronaut Orbits Globe  Snaceman Wins Plaudits: Spent 108 Minutes in Air

Astronaut Sends Back Messages While In Orbit 188 Miles Above Earth

Russian Rode 5 Ton  Astro Ship   Skepticism About Time of Flight; Think Made Earlier

Circled Earth — Only One Time   sPACEMAN   U.S. Suffers 6-Month Lag

Man Fired Into Space By Russia   Sequence of Events Raises Questions lenored by Soviet

Soviets Say Flight Made Today   West Skeptics Dowbt Timing But Hail Historical Feat

Russian Space Man Is National Hero After 108-Minute Flight   President Kennedy Sends Congratulations on History Making Event; May Actually Have Occurred Earlier, Then Told With Fanfare

Russia Reports Space Pioneer In Fine Shape   Some Skeptical of Soviet Dramatics

Soviet Astronaut Orbits Globe, Returns Safely   Kennedy, U.S. Experts Laud Feat; Question Raised as to When it Took Place

Returns Safely: He and Soviets Receive Praise   Many Questions About Flight of Maj. Yuri Gagarin

West Puzzled  By Actual Date  Rumor Conflicts Army Major Took  Space Trip, Made tien G mts

Circles Earth, Lands Safely   Soviet Spaceman Flies Around Globe In 89 Minutes: Goes Up 188 Miles; Sends ‘Telegrams’

Announcement Brings Praise From Kennedy, U. S. Experts As Doubts Are Raised That Feat Actually Came Off Today

Ship Retrieved After Circling Earth Once   Rider Unharmed; World’s Scientists Hail Achievement

‘Young Russian Makes First Global Space Trip   Mystery Surrounds Time of Great Event

Questions Arising Today From Sequence Of Events Leading 'To Announcement

5-Ton Ship Circles Globe In 89 Minutes   West Speculates On Story ‘Event Took Place Friday

BUT, WAS” IT FRIDAY “OR TODAY?   Moscow Announces Orbit, Return Today; West Doubts Reds Would Risk Failure, Questions Timing.

Wins Worldwide Praise But Reported Sequence of Events Raises Questions

He Orbits Globe in $9 Minutes   Father of 2 Reports He’s ‘Feelings Fine’

Landed After Circling Earth Once, Reds Say   Say Flight Took Place Today, but May be Earlier

Kennedy Praises Soviet Astronaut’s Earth Orbit; 108 Minutes Start to Finish

\Jerusatem: Trial - ae  ; iT mpassioned Charge \Direéted At Eichmann

5-Ton Spaceship Returns OK   Kennedy Congratulates Russians On Feat

New Era Begun By Soviet Feat   Completes Cirenit Of Globe In 89 Minutes, Lands On Cue From Earth

SOME DOUBT FEAT TODAY AS CLAIMED   Many Questions Left Unanswered In Announcement

Did Shot Happen. Friday?   London Daily Worker Reports Event Bofare Soviet Break

Senate Committee Decides to Go Ahead With Full Redistricting Plan

Reds Threaten Blockade of West Berlin   Eisler Warns West Against Economic Sanctions

New Berlin Blockade © Threatened   East German Reds. Claim AIL-Out Backing by Russia

Map Tighter Blockade of West Berlin   Water, Air, Land Routes Included in Reds' Threat

Kennedy Aide War ‘ns Nation ‘A gainst Strike   Heller Cites Danger To Business World By Steel Walkouts

Eighth Biennial Kiwanis Congressional Dinner Tc Honor Kiwanians in the Eighty-Seven Congress

Supreme Court To Hear Cases ()n Race Issues   Justices Refuse To Hear Red Appeal

AFRICAN NATIONS DEMAND ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL BOYCOTT OF SOUTH AFRICA

Inside...   Louw Promises Fight in UN Black African Nations Demand Boycotts  Against South Africa Over Racial Policy

Britain Told OnceMighty  Power Gone   Must Depend Upon Allies For Survival,  Maemillan Asserts

Allies Rally Behind Rusk penitndlat! Ma ancien <5  NATO Takes Firm Stand

America’s Allies Rally Behind Rusk Secretary Warns Khrushchev To Keep

NATO Heads Join Rusk In Solid Front   Tougher Stand Taken in Reply To Nik Himself

Khrushehey Warned by Rusk At Oslo Meeting To Keep Hands Off Split City

US ALLIES KALLY  Rusk Warning To Reds To Stay Out West Berlin Is Supported

inity's Rep. Wilson Pushing ew Sales Tax Measure Today   Senate Starts

11th District to Be Abolished in Congress Plan   Randolph, Charton, Boone Would Be Put In New Eighth

Proposal Is Made by Sen. Avery of Troy   Rep. Jones’ 10th Would Pick Up Some Republican Voles_ 

Trujillo Family Flees Home In Wake Of Dominican Republic Student Riots

Dictator’s Son Refuses To F lee ——— on Refuses Lo Flee  Trujillo Kin Sail To Safety From Danger Of Unruly Mob

 Destination Spain Trujillo Clan Heading [For Self-Imposed Exile

4EAD FOR CARIBBEAN PORT Trujillo Family Members Fleeing On Luxury Yacht:

SELF-IMPQSED EAILE Trujillo Family ls Reported Fleeing Country via: Yachts

Dominican dynasty flees   Into self-imposed exile from the strife-torn isle

Moscow Housewife Finds Little Pleasure In Future Loss Of Children, Home Cooking

Mixed feelings over Utopia  Russian mother wants to do own cooking

Assessment Increases In 47 Counties Canceled   Tax Commission Rescinds Order For Revaluation

Tax Commission cancels property evaluation boost   No equalization

Call Hikes Unfair to Counties   State Tax Unit Splits On Rescinding Its Earlier Order.

Britain Moves. To Bolster Up IK Feonomy  ~ Seek To Save Poun From Devaluation.      Seek To Save Pound From Devaluation, Correct Chronic Ils

Money Ills Moves Set By Britain  ‘ Chane Bhivwex   Stocks Plunge Anticipating Belt-Tightenina

Tightening Of Belts Due  In Britain   Government Seeks To Correc! Economic Ills

Market Prices Falling Macmillan Moves to Correct  British Economics Problems

Prices Tumble on London Exchange As Macmillan Battles Economic Ills

CRISIS STEPS TO PREVENT DEVALUATION   Macmillan Gov ernment Trying To Protect Pound Sterling   PRICES FALL ON LONDON EXCHANGE

Missile To Be Launched Into Space On Million-Mile Roundtrip Flight

Inside...   Prelude to Moon Shot  Million Mile Ranger I! Launch Sei

U.S. To Try Doublebill Space Exploit  Ranger 2 Scheduled To Be Boosted From   Ranger 2 Scheduled To Be Boosted From Agena Parking Orbit

JFK Grants Interview To Soviet Press   K's Son-in-Law, Editor of lzvestia, Gets Exclusive

PRESIDENT 10 HYANNIS PORT   Will Have Family Dinner Thursday; Grants  Soviet Interview

Thanksgiving Mixed Wth Interview By _isvestia And Military Budget Parley

Program Set To Begin During 1962   Highway Department Reveals Five-Year Plan For Ottawa, Allegan

Arosemena Takes Office In Keuador  Presidency Claim Dropped By Tolede Afier Tet Raid

New President Of Ecuador Takes Oath Of Office   Arosemena Is Promoted From Vice President

GALLEGOS STEPS DOWN AS PRESIDEN   IALLEGUD DIEFO DUWN Ao FREVIVENT

Vice President Of Ecuador Now InTop Position  Right Is Enforced  By Noisy Jet Raid

Ecuador Gets New Leader: Takes Office   Constitutional Right Enforced, Elevates Vice President

Leftist Vice President Takes Power in Ecuador   Air Force Backs His Succession Over Supreme Court President.

Veep Elevated By Ecuadorians   Air Raid Enforces Congressional Decree

Arosemend New Ecuador Leader  Is Promoted From Vice Presidency  After Gallegos Quits

Ecuadorian  Takes Oath  As President Noisy Jet Raid .     Arogemena’s Rise

Vice President Now Ecuador's New President  Gallegos Drops Claim Following

Jet Raid Clinches Post  Arosemena Takes Oath Today As Ecuador's New President

Arosemena Takes Office   Jet Raid on Quito Quiets Ecuador's Political Turmoil

AF. prevails in Ecuador   Army yields, Arosemena takes oath of presidency

Arosemena Takes Office  In Ecuador   Air Force Enforces’ His Succession To Presidency.

Veep Elevated By Ecuadorians  As. @._ 382 €£. ba aoae   Air Raid Enforces Congressional Decree

Manfred Looks Through Brandenburg Gate. . .  “The Wall Is There”

New Look At North-South Route Urged  Clack Sua   Slack Suggests One In State System, On Original Path

New Look At North-South Route Urged  Slack Suggests One in State System,

Bids to Be Sought on hinsua Later in Year  (ngineers Draft Dam Details

G. 0. P. Offers Own Civil Rights Bill  Point Out Kennedy Has Proposed None

Will Succeed Dr. Newell Here  Named Health Commissioner of 3 Counties

Checking Solar Winds of Radiation— US Orbits "Windmill" Observer; Working Wel

New Robot Eye Speeds Into Space   Elongated Orbit Take:  11 Hours; To Study  Solar Winds.

Robot Satellite ls Shot by U.S. In Space Study  Orbit Looks Good   Orbit Looks Good In Latest Probe / On Solar 'Winds'

Latest Satellite Experiment ‘Looks Goo’ NASA Says  Rahat Ohearvar Wee   Robot Observer Was Launched Last Night From Cape Canaveral

‘Windmill’ Sent Up To Probe Radiation Of Magnetic Fields  Robot Observer Apparently Performs Well, Experts Say

To Aid Future Space Travelers     satan sarin alee  Windmill Satellite Races Around Globe Seeking Data

U.S. Orbits Scientific ‘Windmill’  Ewnmlarar Wil idee   Explorer XII Has Most Complex U.S. Payload Yet

Gathering Scientific Data  “ New U.S. ‘Windmill’. Satellite Races Through Vastn®ss Of Space

New U.S. Robot Observer Hurled Far Into Space  Aimed at Extremely   Aimed at Extremely Elliptical Orbit to Check on Radiation

New Satellite Windmill Robot Seeking Orbif   Explorer XII To Probe Space For Astronauts

Robot Satellite Is Shot by U.S. In Space Study  Orbit Looks Good In Latest Probe / ‘On Solar ‘Winds’ 

U.S. Sends ‘Windmill’ Tnto Space   ” Magnetic Fields Ta Be Studied By New Package

Harsh Weather Takes 32 Lives In Midwest  Many Deaths Result Of Ice-Glazed Roads

Snow, Cold, Freezing Dri zzle  Harsh Weather Leaves 32 Deac   Six Die As Result Of Head-On Crash

House Settles Down to Heavy Work Schedule   About 15 Proposals Are Expected to Be Called Lp for Show. down Votes.

Survivors   Mrs. Martin Holland dies; funeral rites Tuesday afternoon

Katanga Planes Fail to Damage Capital Airport   All Bombs Fall Out. side Perimeter of United Nations Held Airfield.   Fighting In Capital

In Congo   Katangese Airplanes Drop Bombs af Elisabethville Without Extensive Damage

Katangese Bombs Hit ULN. Airport   Installation Not Badly Damaged As Planes Bomb Area

Report Katange Troops Destroy 1 U.N. Planes   Tshombe Orders Crippling Blow To Offset Attack

Little, If Any, Damage Done To Installation:   Fighting Erupts Near Post Office In Elisabethville

French Clash With Tunisians   Paratroopers Hurl Incendiary Bombs, Bottles at Demonstrators

Bombs and Beer Bottles Hurfed  Tunisians, French Paratroopers Clash

Government Regains Tha Thom in Laos   Communist Troops Claim They Shot Down U.S. Plane

Old Soldiers Never Die   Eisenhower Says Sentimental Goodbye To The Army

Elated Admiral Monroe For U.S. Before ’63  Predicts Navigational Satellite

High Hopes for U.S. Satellite System   Wednesday's Successful Two-in-One Launching Is Hailed by Top Admiral.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM IS ENHANCED   America Scores One of Best Days in Space

-CUBA NOW A SOCIALIST STATE-—  Elections Ruled Out, Church Is Restricted

Castro Puts Cuba Deeper Into Soviet Domination;  Rules Out All Elections

Castro Moves Cubans Into Socialist State  Leader Clamos   Leader Clamps New Restrictions on Church, State

Castro Flaunts Socialist State, Bans Elections   Premier Also Clamps Harsh Restrictions On Catholic Church

Castro Welds Communist Ties  Rules Out Elections, Restricts Church

U.S. Declares Cuba Member Of Red Bloc After Castro Proclaims Socialist State

i. Seats! i SE  Castro Puts Cuba Deeper Into Grip Of Reds; Clamps Down On Catholice

Castro Edict Brings ‘New U. S. Blast   Cuba Described As More Communistic Than Nations Behind Iron Curtain.

U.S. Declares Cuba Red Bloc Member; Castro Is ‘More Red’ Than Others

Castro Puts Cuba Deep in Sphere of Communism, Calls Off Elections

You'll Find It   Elections Ruled Out, Socialism Proclaimed-- Castro Moving Faster Toward Moscow

Elections Ruled Out, Restrictions on Churches Grow  Castro Takes Cuba Further Down Road to Communism

CUBA WORST IN RED BLOCK CHARGES U.S.   United States Foresees End To Free Voting

Castro Puts. Cuba Deep In Soviet Orbit   Rules Out Voting; Plans Harsh Moves Acainst Churelt

Rules Out Elections; Catholic Restrictions   Declares Socialistic State At May Day Celebration; To Expell All Foreign-Born Clergy; Nationalize All Church Schools

Castro going Communists ‘one better   ‘Socialist’ proclamation made by Fidel

Castro Abolishes  Elections   Proclaims Cuba Socialist State,  Plans To Expel Catholic Priests

Fidel Puts Nation tnRed Orbit   Blasts Church, Warns U. S. Of Atom Attack

Castro Proclaims Cuba Socialistie State, Rules Out Any Elections

CALLS NATION SOCIALIST STATE   Rules Out Elections, Puts Restrictions On Churches   Cities In U. S. Are “In Danger Of Becoming Another Hiroshima”

Castro Rule More Red Thar Russia's: U.S.   Castro Proclaims Red State, Rules Out Elections

Where To Find It   HARSH RESTRICTIONS ON CHURCH Castro Launches Cuba Firmly Into Red Orbit

U.S. Says Cuba Outdoinge Moscow   Even More Communist Than Others Behind Curtain

Castro Bans Elections In Socialist Cuba   Fide! Puts Country Completely Into Communist Sphere; New Restrictions Placed On Catholies.   BULLETIN

Castro Puts Cuba Deep Into Sphere Of Communism  Rules Out Elections.   Rules Out Elections, Adds to Restrictions

Cuba Socialist State Proclaimed by Castro   U.S. Hits Cuba’s ‘Communist’ Rule

Fidel Castro Labels Cuba Socialist State   Rules Out Elections, Restricts  Catholic Church

Fidel Plunges ‘Island Deeper Into Red Grip   Proclaims Cuba Socialist State

Cuba Is Firmly In Soviet Orbit   Proclaims Socialist State; Elections Are Ruled Out By Castro

Castro Proclaims Cuba Red State; Claps New Harsh Rule on Church   Elections Are Out: Foreign-born Clergy to Be Expelled

Says There'll Be No More Elections— Castro Announces Cuba Firmly With Reds As Socialist Nation

Parents of space candidate disappointed   No more elections — Castro

US. Declares Cuba Joins Red Bloc   Washington Raps Castro for Refusing Vote to His People

Cuba Planges Farther: Into Red Domain   No Elections to Be Permitted in Socialist State

Castro Plunges Cuba Deep Inte Soviet Sphere.   Dictator Proclaims Socialist State, Rules Out Elections

CASTRO, CUBANS IN RED SPHERE   Rules Out Elections, ‘Restricts Catholics

Castro Puts Cuba Deep — in Red Orbit   Elections Ruled Out, Harsh Curbs Clamped on Church

Castro Puts Cuba Deep In Reds’ Sphere   Proclaims Socialist State, Restrictions On Catholic Church

Marlow hKeport  Kennedy Using Firm But Soft-Talk Tactics With Congress And Soviets

JS. May Lose Africa Friends   Vote on Explosive Issues Is Coming

U.N. Nearing  Showdownon South Afri rica  — we wom   U.S. May Alienate New Friends by Opposing Boycott

U.S. May Alienate Some African Friends ' When It Votes On Explosive  DM. .'_ft i...

South African Reprisal Question May Cause U.S. to Alienate New Friends

U.S. May Alienate Africans  , “Soe, Sie   Opposing Penalty on South Africa May Cause Rift

Russia Hands Note to Britain   South African Issue Heads for Showdown

§. Africa Issue Near U.N. Vote   Punitive Measures Not Favored by U.S.

3 Congo Provinces Sign Pact   Central Government Presents United Front Against Rebel:

THREE CONGO STATES JOIN IN MILITARY PACT   Leaders Unite Againt: Rebels As Threat to Leopoldvills Ends.

Congo Unites Against Rebels   Treaty Signed As Tide Turns; Williams, Kasavubu Meet

THREE RIVAL CONGO UNIT JOIN FORCES   Military Compact imperils Gizenga;  Reds Give Up City

Pro-West groups join * in effort to put down growing Red oppositior

Katanga, Kasai In JointCongoMove For United Front.      Rebel Columns Evaporate After Threat To Leonoldville

Rebel Threat Evaporating  3 Congo Regimes Sign Pact Against Lumum bist Head

Three Congolese regimes unite in military pact   Aimed at rebels of Antoine Gizenaa

Three Sign Pact; Rebel Backing Up   U. N. Reports Leftist Forces Pulling Out

Threat To Capital Is Slackening  No Outside Help One Major Clause

WHERE THERE'S SMOKE .. .   Congo Governmen Signs Pact With Kalanga, Kasai

Congo Plans United Front   Leftist Rebels Object Of Action On Three Fronts

Don't Interfere With U.N., Dag Warns Kasavube   Hammarskjold Takes Other Steps to Meet ‘Peace’ Resolution

3 Regimes In Congo Sion Pact   Central Congo, Katanga And Kasai Unite Against Leftist Rebels

Congolese Siar Pact on United Anti-Left Front  Kasavubu Warned U.N. Peace Plan  Won't Be Blocked

Sign Pact In Congo To Unite   Seek United Front Against Leftist Rebel’s Activities

Inside Today   Won't Tolerate Political Blocking of Peace Efforts

three Congo Factions OK Pact Against Rebels - Whose Threat Lessens

Katanga, Kasai Unite Against Lumumba Force  ‘Sian’ Pact With   ‘Sign Pact With Joseph Kasavubu’s Conan Government?

, Rebel Troops Advance _  Anti-Red Congolese Leaders Join Forces

Anti-Communists Join Forces Against Rebels in Congo   Pact Signed by Three Regimes As Lumumbist Threat Is Weakening.

Form United Front Against Leftist Rebels as Threat Against Leopoldville Appears to Be Evaporatina

Hammarskjold Bluntly Warns » African Leader   U. N. No Longer To Be Thwarted

Central Regime In Congo Signs Military Pact   Williams Has Private Talk With Kasavubu

Congo Factions Sign Pact Against Rebels   Central Government, Independent Katanga And Kasai Form United Military Front, but Leftist Drive on Leopoldville ‘Evaporates’

Congo Govt. Tn Pact With  Indey nendents   To Fight Leftists; Threat To Capital Seems Evaporating

Three Feuding Factions In Congo Sign Pact To Battle 'Commy-Backed Gizenga

REBEL FORCE REPORTEDLY VANISHING   Katanga, Kasai Partners With Leovoldville

Hurricane Winds Hit 125 MPH  Warm Water ; 2 PReinnewes, ar Eee Wa ail

Hurricane Bears Down On Cuba   Said To Pose Distinct Threat ToSouthFlorida

U. N. Closed To Public In View Of Riot   , Special Precautions. ‘Being. ‘Taken. AfierYesterday’s Trouble

Strict Security Ordered in U.N   Extra Guards Posted, Gallery Shut After Wednesday's Demonstration

UN Closes Public  Galleries   Extra Guards Posted To Prevent Repetition Of Yesterday's Riots

Speno Amendment Would:End School Buses Picking Up Children at Their Doorsteps

Kansas Youth Admits Long Crime String  300 Burglaries, 150 Car Thefts Over A Six-State Area

All European Bases In Red Attack Plans   He said Soviet tactical dane

"Simultaneous Attacks on All Wester Defenses in Europe Could Be Expected

Intelligence Reports. On “Methods ©  Experts Tell How Soviets Would Stace Attack

Intelligence Reports On Methods  Fynerts Tell How Soviets Would Stage Attac!

IN THE EVENT OF WAR  Soviets Would Launch Nuclear War Against Western Defenses

ARMORED WAVES WOULD FOLLOW  Reds Would Hit West Detenses With Nuclear Might, Experts Say

Kennedy Guns For Hoodlums   Aliorney General Wants Authority “To End Gang Rule

Atty. Gen. Kennedy ‘Asks New Crime Laws   Kennedy Seeks Interstate Regulations To Curb Flagrant Flouting Of Statutes

TAKES AIM ON RACKETEERS   Attorney General Seek: Powerful New Laws “To Curb Hoodlums

Paralyzed From Chest Down  Famed Pianist-Composer Finds Bible Answer to His Troubles

Communists Press U.N. For Action   Mexico Urge “Ban — On Use Of Nations’ Resources For Cuba

Miss Skultety’s SUI roommate takes stand for Ronald Stump   Industrial editor

Labor Groups Hit Hard By.  Business Fall   About One Million Meinbers Not Paying Regular Union Dues

INDEX      DUSINGSS RECESSION PITTS Vlora =  Million-Member Drop Causes Financial Crisis in. AFL-CIO

Dues-Paying Membership Cut 1 Million   AFL-CIO Needs More Revenue To Keep Out Of Red  By NORMAN WALKER Associated Press Leber

Labor Unions  Are Hard Hit  By Recession Million Members  ol a Se 4

AFL-CIO to Lay Off Own Workers as Dues Paying Members Drop; Deficit Grows

ONE MILLION NOT PAYING DUES Lagging Employment  - Hits Labor Unions

Air Strike Talks Go On   Unemployment Causes Union Membership Dror

AFL-CIO Losing Members Labor’s Operations Hit By Business Recession

Castro Forces Claim Revolt Is Collapsing   Full Cabinet Meeting Called By Kennedy; Two Reported Shot

Castro Report Claims Rebels Near Collapse   Invasion Force Split Into Two Columns, Spokesman Declares

New Landing Reported In Face of Castro — Claim Revolt Collapsing

Castro Foes Announce  Landing of New Force; Situation Still Unclear

Castro Allies Claim Invasion Crushed, but Insurgents Deny Big Forces Yet Engaged

Invasion Force Believe: Reverting To Guer rilla Tactics   CASTRO HAS BEEN STRANGELY SILENT

Record Setting B58 Crashes Killing Three  vatt Coaae Dawn   Aircraft Goes Down Near Paris Field During Air Display

Adlai Wants Wording On Congo Mild  Withdrawal Of n ersonnel Said ready Assured

Stevenson Wants Belgians Out Of Congo  — Adlai Says Exodus Could Relieve Crisis

Would Call Parliament Of Congo Quickly   U.S. Rejects Soviet Demand For Deadline As Interference

WITHDRAWAL OF BELGIANS IS NECESSARY   Exodus Would Speed Solution Of Congo Crisis,  Stevenson Says   FEDERATION OF STATES PROPOSED

 Calls for Parliament Mee% Stevenson Urges Belgians Quit Congo, Sets No Time

{At United Nations ‘Stevenson Urges Belgium ‘Get Citizens Out Of Congo

ews in a nutshell  tlio Woe ereniwirerer   E: German guards defect

Due for Good Rest — Shepard and His Family Head for Beach Cottage

Indefinite Stay  Astronaut Returns to His Home at Virginia Beach

Is Radiation-Bearing Fallout Now Powerful Enough to Cause Cancer?

Russia Not lmmune . Fallout May Be Cause Of   Cancer Increase in Young

SHE WANTS TO HELP Red Cross Campaign Gets Boost from Six-Year-Old

ARGENTINA PLANE CRASH FATAL TO 67   American Oil Man Listed Among Victims; Air Accident In Ohio Claims Four Lives

67 Lives Los in Argentine Plane Crash   Victims Include at Least  Yank, an Okla. Oilman

Passage Nears For Kennedy’s Foreign Aid   Berlin Crisis Pushes Presidential Plan Through Congress The Wav He Wants I

Foreign Aid Bill Headed For Passage   House Committee Approves Measure

New AirControl System Urged Within 5 Years   Many Devices Wilf Help to Prevent Accidents in Air

Where To Find It   Communist Ban on German Church Rally Poses Threat

Radar Measure. Clears Assembly  *925,000 Melon Is Savored By Solons

Senate Prepares To Increase Pay, Pensions by Wi   Top-Heavy Approval Seen on House Bill: Highway Radar Okavyed.

$500.000 Fire Hits  Warehouse   Blaze In Charles County Building, 18 Fire Companies Battle Flames

Highway program of $42 hnillion given Jenislature   p42 Mion in road construction in 1962

Highways to Receive Bulk of Budget Money   Asks $522 Million for Road Building Highway Maintenance; Program Would Make Use of Surplus Funds On Hand

Sheriff Hits Union Charge: Of Influence  Says Driver Asked For Escort Into Inductrial Duhher

Allies Will Act in Laos   Prepared If Commies Block Efforts for Peaqretil Salutan

No major fighting reported in Laos   By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign News Analyst

Record Flooding  Persists in Iowa fladae Banide Wavy Ba   Cedar Rapids May Be Next City to Be Hit

Boys and Girls Turn to and Help Save Waterloo in lowa Flood Disaster

Flood Averted By Teenagers   Cedar Rapids Nex! In Path Of Record Roaring River

Schoolboy Sandbaggers Help — Waterloo Left With Heavy Flood Damage

$60 MILLION CEDAR RIVER FLOOD LOS:   Rampaging River Belts  Waterloo And Record  Crest Rolls Down On  Cedar Rapids.

—33 In Connecticut  Record Sub-Zero Cold  Plagues Northeast Section

Cold Grips Eastern  Half of U.S.   Wave Extends Deep into South Orlando Has 24

Cold Weather Hits Country; Even In South  Minus: 30 Readings n New Eng., Minn.; hist Ouly 10

Resignation From Navy Post Bared   Daniel Still Silent; Wilson Hits New Foe

Navy Chief To Quit Job On Dee. 20   Connally To Enter Governor’s Race;  Korth Is Appointec

Kor ‘th Named As Connally Quits Cabinet   Navy Secretary rp yp. Lone J et

Connally eye: Texas post  Sec’y of Navy resigning, to run for governor

SECRETARY OF NAVY RESIGNS FROM CABINET      John B. Connally Plans To Run For Gov ernor Of Texas   FRED KORTH NAMED TO FILL VACANCY

Sun Shines on Snow Scene   KORTH TAKES NAVAL HELM Connally Runs For Governor

Connally Puts Red Threat First In Race for Governor  Says Navy-Marine Team Ready and Able   Says Navy-Marine Team Ready and Able; Wants Texas Strong Against Communism

Daniel Given  Advance Word   RANCHER, BANKER, SPORTSMAN  Korth Mild-Mannered Capitol Hill Veteran

Connally Quits His Navy Post   Returning Home To Seek Texas Governorship

Washington:  Connally tc to Resign Navy Cabinet Post  To Run for the _ Governorship of  Texas, He Says

Navy Secrefary Resigns Office  Connally to Seek   Connally to Seek Texas Governorship; Korth Succeeds Him

Governor of Texas  Resigns pega: of Navy Post to Make Lone Star Race

Connally To Run For Governor   Navy Secretary Resigns To Enter Texas Race

Connally Quits Post To Run for Governor   UT-Ex Appointed Secretary of Navy

Fred Korth Appointed Successor   Attorney Close Friend, Adviser To Johnson

Navy Secretary Change Planned   Connally To Seek Texas Governorship

Kennedy Names Another Texan As Replacement   Chief Executive Regrets Resignation. Names Fred Korth

Texan Quits As Kennedy Navy Aide   Connally to Run For Governor; Successor Named

WILSON SHOUTS ‘POLITICS’ Connally Quits Navy Pos! To Seek Governor's Chair

To Run for Texas Governor  Connally Resigns Navy Job, JFIK Picks Korth

fred Korth Succeeds .,.. Connally Resigns To Run For Governor Of Texa:

Secretary OfN avy Resigns  Connally Plan: To Seck Texas  Governorshin

Fred Korth Successor John Connally Quits Navy Post To Run For Governor Of Texas

Navy Secretary Candidate For Texas Governor   John B. Connally To Leave Washington Post On Dec. 20th

Ex-President of Philippines Dies  Sergio Osmena, 83, Il c  Sei ae  ankee

FANS RESENTED MARRIAGE Stripper Sheds Dustmop Chores, Back to Bumps

Price Fixing Meetings Described   Sniping Helped End Practice, GE Official Say:

Narrowly Miss Cuba and Yucetan  Florida is Alerted Against Heavy _:.Swells. Tides ---

JFK Orders 40,000 U.S. Troopsto Europe   Allies ‘Regret’ A-Ban Refusal

Order 40,000 —  Combat-Ready Troops Abroad Military Depejaents Be Bamed  QD Ph   Military Dependents Banned  From European Travel

Artificial Christmas Tree Products Fail to Cut into Minnesota’s Market

State P.W. Department Seeks Power To Control Billboards on Highways

Interstate Pa. Roads Well Along   1,574 Miles, 40 Per Cent,  In Service

Bank Robbers Seize $58,000   Hide in Building and Stage Holdup After Employees Arrive

3 MEN USE MACHINE GUN 10 ROB BANK   Herd 5 Employes Into Vault, Take Sacks Of Money

Humphery Favors Watchdog Group For Cloaked CIA  Believes Senate Will  Favor Closer Watch on

Dag Willing To Quit I UN. Asks   But Not On Soviet Demand; Russia Not To Push U2 Matter

Congress to Keep 4% Gallon Sales Tax on Gasoline, Part of It Was Once “Temporary”

Strip Mine, Trailer Bills Are Pressed   Publie Hearings Reaumed Today On Ton Issues

iMissed Snowstorms . Arthritis Victims Spend Month in Special Room

Women Spend Month in Pressurized Chamber To Test Weather Changes on Arthritis

GLAD THEY MISSED SNOWSTORMS  2 Women End Tests  In Pressure Vaults

British Told  To Renounce  Isolationism Prime Minister   Asks Parliament MP Qa wanet! Mace

Britain Is Told To Abandon Its \solated Position   Debate Is Opened on

Britain Must Unite With European CM Macmillan Reports  Says It ls Way To Face Challenge Of © Communist. Threats .

Mac: Time to abandon isolationism   ‘Britain must unite with the Common Market

Britain Must Join Market Macmillan   Commons Expected To Approve Holly Disputed Move

U.S. Backs Up REA In Power Fight  Co-ops Battle Private Firms for Territories

Inside ..e.   Overseas Work, Plants Administration Seeks Plug:  For Tax Benefit Loopholes

Khrushchev Denies Russia Has. Any — ~ Designs On West Berlin’s Freedon

K. Demands Quick Pact. On Germany   Soviet Boss Denies Reds Would Curtain West Berlin Freedom

Cites Peril In German Treaty Delay   Khrushchev Warns West In Disclosure at 22nd Red Party Congress

Great Bend Teacher Is Losing Job  Because of Stand on Sex Education

==SiELO News"  BEHIND PAGE 1   RUANDA-URUNDI IS LATEST POTENTIAL AFRICAN TROUBLE SPOT  Tribal Coup Poses Problem For Belgium, UN

Belgians in Ruanda-Urundi Press Brussels To Recognize New Republican Governmen

Tribal Coup In Central Africa  Poses Problem For Belgium   Rye ADRIAN PORTER

Question Of Recog nition Coup In Africa Poses Problems For Belaqium

Congo Forces Push 35 Miles  Into Katanga  Foreign Minister of Secessionist Sector Pooh-Poohs Reports

Surfacing Needed  Babcock Says U.S. Action On Alaska Road Urgent

Claim Russian Clamp Down on Berlin Wae Cricie Created by Washington

President Tells Plans At 10 P.M.  All Radio, TV Carrying Speecl On Berlin

Nation to Get Full Details In Talk Tonight   Close Wraps Being Kept on Proposals to Meet Soviet Threat In Berlin.

Seeks Sharp Hike In Fund: For Military   Certain To Call For Degree Of National Sacrifice, Austerity

Crisis Proposals to Call for Sacrifices  JFK KEEPING SPEECH TEXT SECRET        NATO CHIEF ASKS ARMS BUILDUP Warns Russia Willing To Gamble on Berlin

JFK Berlin Proposals ‘Under Close Wrap’   President's Me SSULO oo  keonomy Upturn  ‘Best in 20 Years’

JFK. Silent On: Planned Berlin Talk   Will Address Nation-at 8 F.M. Over Area Stations

Kennedy Meets With Democrat Leaders on Aid   No Disclosure Made About Talk Toniaht

Kennedy Will Ask Buildup For Military   Hopes to Meet Mounting Soviet Threat on Berlin

In Radio io-TV Speech Tonight  K Kennedy Stays Mum On What He'll Say   Body Of 22nd Victim Found; Believed Last

Indict Peru Man In Shooting Of Wabash Resident   Grand Jury Charges Second Degree Murder And Manslauchter

Soviet Peace Deeds Urged By Johnson   Vice President Calls For Unity Behind Kennedy

JOHNSON ASKS SOVIETS FOR HONEST TRY   Vice - President Serves As JFK Stand-in At  Governors Meet   CALLS FOR UNITY IN FACE OF RED GAINS

 Addresses Governors Meet  Johnson Urges Reds Match Fair Words, Honest Deeds

Captured After Gun Fight Two Fugitives Cornered, Taken With No One Hurt

White House To Keep Kennedy’s Church Going Secret; Pictures Barred at Retreat

SERVANTS AGREE NOT TO TALK Impose Secrecy Rules : For Kennedy Privacy

CATUCLALS b0° ALLE Ur Pte cusicges  Green Haven ConvictsEnd HungerStrike

Business, Organized Labor Split Over Cause, Cure of Unemployment

Rusk, Gromyko To Meet Third Time In Effort To Reach Peace Formula

Rusk-Gromyko Talks In Third, Crucial Stage   Result Today To Determine Future

‘Modus Vivend?   Rusk, Red Meet Again On Berlin  Accord Sought  For Parley

Secretary Rusk, Gromyko Hold Third Session   Today’s Meeting May Determine Whether Future Talks Will Be Held.

: No Settlement Basis  National Mediators Suspend Rutland Railway Efforts

While School Keeps   ‘TWO. LOCAL. EDUCATORS, a yanbneree  TO APPEAR AT 18% IsTC  apiyy CONPERENER 

While School Keeps   SPCC WUIEVUE INO  TWO LOCAL EDUCATORS TO APPEAR AT ISTC SAFETY CONFERENCE

War Victors Guilty, Says Lichmann   Tells Court He Acted On Orders Just As Winners Did

Doctor Takes Stand in Trial Of Ratterman  - Physician Testifies About Tests Made Aftar Hise Arreat:.

NEWS  from Evervwhera   She Ordered Too Much. And Had To Return Tt

Soviets Accept Fifth Western Concession   Allies Refuse To Accept Move Becaus: Old Position Held

REFUSES TO END EFFORTS AT PRESENT   Wants World To Know Failure  Not U. S. Fault

U.S. Will Not Stop Trying to Deal With Reds   President Still Hopes for Neutral Laos, Nuclear Ban

‘Continue 'A-Ban Bid   JFK Says Nation Will Not Resume Testing Despite  Vienna Outcome

U.S. Won’t Resume Nuclear Testing  Wants World to Realize Soviet Bloc Is at Fault

Kennedy Plans ToKeep Aiming For Laos Peace   Test Ban Attempts Also Stay, Despite Reds' Provocations

Kennedy Asserts U.S. Intends fo Keen Bargaininc   Will Stay in Geneva, Strive for Neutral Laos. Atom Test Bar

Will Continue Talks On Laos, Disarmament   But Laos Talks Are Suspended Indefinitely

Upton Suggests Higher Income Taxes in Plan   Asks for Adoption of Group's Entire Recommendation

Sales Tax Is Termed Vital   Upton Seconded by Doyle, Leader in Democratic Party

TAX PACKAGE INTRODUCED  - Combination Of Withholding, ~ Sales Tax Advocated At Hearing

Group Supports Sales Tax, State Withhold System  Studv Chairman   Study Chairman Says Plan Offers Only ‘Fair’ Way

Ship Splits. In Two, 35 Are Rescued  Te... .3¥..2. TT.   Vessel Breaks Up In Rough Seas SE Of Portland, Maine

35 Crewmen Rescued After Liberty Ship Splits in Two in Rough Seas

Accept Bulk of Senate-Passed  State Budget  oe: nn: 5,   Corporation Tax Defeated; Hike in School Aid Junked

Crash Dent.   BERT HOSS INJURED IN TWO-CAR CRASH —  Nebraska Driver ic

At the Court House  LER: ENTERS" ‘NOT GUILTY’ PLEA ON SHOOTING CHARGE

At the Court House  PAINTER ENTERS ‘NOT GUILTY’ PLEA ON SHOOTING CHARGE

U.S. Warns It Can’t Continue Nuclear Test Ban Indefinitely   Financial Overhaul Urged

JFK Hints .  Atom Tests. May Resume Officials Doubt . °  Whether USSR Has Kept Agreenient

Kennedy Gives Red Answer On Vital Issue:   President Cites Self-Imposed Halt Cannot Continue

JFK Places Full Blame — On K --- Rejects Proposal   Soviets Say JFK Refusal ‘Serious’

U. S. Puts Blame on Soviet Union For Nuclear Neqotiations Deadlock

esCROFiLe SERVICE & SALES CO. P50. “20% @066 4924 COLE AVE « maecnd: feKad cone.   Russia Blamed In Ban Failure

JFK Blames Nuclear Delay On Soviet Union   Reply Is To Memorandum Given Him By Khrushchev

Khrushchev Gets Blame In Deadlock   A-Test Ban Talks Held Up By Soviet, President Asserts

US May Resume Blasts  Kennedy Dumps Test Ban Deadlock In Mr. K’s Lap

Note Says  Deadlock Reds Fault   Kennedy's Reply To Khrushchev Urges Changes

Segregation battle lines redrawn CITY OFFICIALS BREAK OFF TALKS WITH NEGROES

West German Diplomat Ordered Out Of Cuba Within 48 Hours ...  Entered Batista House   FALLS 1,090 FEET AND LIVES

Negro Said Mentally, Socially Immature  Racial Mentalities Differ, Famed Psychologist Says

MOSCOW _ MEET ANALYZED  Commies Seen Plagued by - Troubles Within Their Party

Experts See Signs of Discord Among Communists Despite Show of Unity

 Guardsmen ta Aid Police : a Officials : Apes! To Micbigan 1 Motorists  To Hole Bowen Labor Day Road Death Toll

More Yanks  To Be Moved Along Border  ‘Treaty Warning Given By Titov,

Advanced Atlas Flight Succeeds  Hits Target Area Off Ascension Isle

Hundreds of Rose Alumni to Attend Various Homecoming Events Today

60 Are Killec In Colombia Bomb Blast   Blame Terrorist Fer Deed During Religious Event

Terrorist Bomb Blamed in Blast, 122 Are Injured   Incident Occurs At Army Barracks During Celebration

Commercial Manned Space Flights Could Be Reality By 1975 Or 1980.

Could Be Sooner Than You Think  Lager For Lunar Trip? Save Your Money, Now!

TEMPERATURES   If your children are anxious to take ride in space, tell them to start saving money

Manned Flights by 1975-80 Tell Junior to Start Saving ‘Money for Trip Into Space

Legislators’ Pay Hiked To $8000 In Revised Casey Bill   Measure Passed 97-31: Compromise Deletion Allows ‘Moonlighting’

Break With Legislature Complete  DiSalle Says GOP Is Aligned With  Special Interests

Texas “Whoo-hop’ in Taj Mahal Johnson Shows India U.S. Politician Art

Johnson Tells Indians about U.S. Interest   Vice President and. Wife See Taj Maha in 106-Dearee Heat

Broad Plan For Solution Not Official  Ambassador Did Not Fell Chiefs  Din ona fhe TLL

Gave Khrush Policy That isn’t Settled   Authorities Deny Kroll Expressed Position On Berlin

W. Germans Embarrassed By Views Given Khrush  By Moscow Ambassador

‘xpressed Berlin Views to Red Leader  Bonn Embarrassed As Envoy Sees Nik

Claims Views Only Those of Ambassador  West Germans Embarrassed By incident

W. Germans Dismayed By Envoy s lalks      Kroll’s Personal Views To Khrushchev Came At Wrong Time

Envoy’s Talk With Khrush Annoys Bonn   “Personal” Views Given; Russ Rigid As Ever On Berlin

Snow, Wind, Rain, Hits Buckeye State; Tornado Rips Ravenna Farm For Third Time In 6 Years

GOP Bitter in Protests Over Plan   . Threaten Statewide Referendum Unless  * Changes Are Made

Republicans Hurl Bitter Protests   Referendum Threatened ask Nevo Election Districts Drafted

Cause Is Sought After 17 Perish In Jet Accident   Four in One Family Are Killed In Denver Tragedy as Husband, Father Waits to Greet Them

You'll Find It   I/ Frersons Killeg--Investigation Starts In Denver Plane Crash

Investivation Of DCE Crash Which Killed 17 Begins   Four From One Family Are Among Dead Named Today

Federal Probers Trying To Determine Cause of United Air Lines Tragedy

17 Are Killed When United Air Lines DC8 Jet Crashes And Burns Landing In Denver   41N FAMILY DIE

Denver Plane Toll Is 17 50 to Hospitals;56 Unhurt   In Jail Awaiting Little Rock Trial

50 Passengers Hos pitalized .  Probe Opens In. Plane Crash That Took Lives Of 17 People

16 of 122 Aboard Killed; 50 Injured  Driver of Truck Also Dies Ac JTotiiner Veerce OFF Prunwav

Lcd Persons Die .  Probers Hunt Cause Of ‘Jetliner Crash at Denver   (See Picture Page 10)

Investigators Seek Cause of Disaster   Psychologist, Wife, 3 Daughters Die: Plane Hits Truck, Kills Driver

U.S. Probes Plane Crash Fatal To 17   50 Hospitalized In Fiery Crackup Of Jetliner At Denver

Federal Investigators Probing Wreckage Seeking Exact Cause of Airliner’s Crash

17 Persons Killed in Wreck of Jet Plane   Revised Figures Showed 122 Aboard Craft; Denver Truck Driver Killed When Struck by Plane On Runway

17 Die As Jet Airliner Burns At Denver Port   But More Than 100 Escape After Crash Landing; 72 Killed When Plane Explodes In Casablanea

122 Aboard, 17 Perish   Investigation Begins Into Jetliner Crash

Probers Seek Cause Of Denver Crash; 16 Of 122 Aboard Jet Airliner Die

2 lowans Among 17 Who Died   2 Women Hail From Shenandoah And Davenport

‘Denver . Wreckage Ts Probed   17 Persons Die  In Crash Landing, 50 Others Are Hospitalized

Over 100 Survive  Air Crash  F ailing Brakes. Abutment Cited In Denver

Fiery jet crash is investigated   SEVENTEEN DEAD OF 120 ABOARD   Additional story on Page Two

Probe Begins In Denver Air Tragedy   Four Members Of One Family Among 17 Fatalities

rakes? Landing gear!  Exact cause of fatal air accident probed      72 die when Czech airliner crashes at Morocco airport

17 Persons Die In Denver - Federal Investigators Probe Plane Wreckage

Jetliner Burns In Skid Landing At Denver Field  50 Others Injured In Disaster Fatal To Four in Family

PEOPLE OF "RUSSIA NOT ‘YET AWARE   Kennedy Plan Draws Praise In Parliament

House Unit Slashes At roreign Aid   $896 Billion Is Lopped Against Kennedy's Wishes

Committee Slashes Aid Bill   House Unit Acts In Spite Of Pleas By Administration

President Calls in Top Aides To Discuss Situation in Laos   - ORE Wo a. ? Wo  Government. of Laos. Reports. Red. Invasion

Space Left Blank On Certificate  Hemingway Death Official Mystery

Mystery Still Surrounds the Death  Of Hemingway; Suicide or Accident

Passed Counterfeit Coins —  U.S. Wins 50-Cent Case That Cost Over $750

Federal Government Wins ‘4-Bit’ ‘Conviction That May Cost $2,000

on:  TSHOMBE BOWS  CUBA FIGHTING  U.N. FUNDS  PHOENIX LOTS  KENNEDY MEETS MACMILLAN   Winter Here Now

Government Receives Unique Gilt:  Silk Purse Made from Sows’ Ears

ASSOCIATE ‘SQUEALS’ AT LAST       Scientist Makes Silk Purse Out of Sows’ Ears

Smithsonian Receives Gift  Proof of Silk Purse from Sow's Ear  t     $ ’

Only Silk Purse Made Out Of Sows’ Ear: Presented To Smithsonian Institution

Monroe Trouble Is Under Control  Will Be Kept Under Control, Governor  Sanford Says Today

Shocked UN Diplomats Wait For Castro To Offer Proof   Goldwater Says US Should Support Cuban Insurgents

PUBLICATION Nerirce   U.N. Sends More Troops, Ghana Plan Is Awaited

United States Is Reluctant to Agree Pending Further Clarifications of Moscow's Position on Congo

U.S. Wary As Reds Shift Line   Soviets Propose Ban On Cold War Issues As Session Nears

Soviet Would Keep Cold War Out of Debate   U.S. Waits Further Clarification of' Congo Position

Nkrumah Sets Stage For Explosive Debate At U. N. General Assembly

Congo Top Assembly Item  Keep Cold War Issues Out of UN Session. Soviets Ask

Guns Held On Pilot, Stewardess   Cuban Flight  Prevented By 1 nde mk Eval?

Gunmen Subdued After Scuffle on $5 Million Craft   Takeoff to Havana Stymied as Tire, Gear, Engine Shot Up

Patrolmen  Shoot Tires, Halt Takeoff  Second Hijacking Of   Second Hijacking Of U.S. Plane By Cuban Government In 9 Days

Officers Prevent Flight To Havana From El Paso; All Hostages Released

FBI Agents Capture Two After Fight   All Captives Released At El Paso, Texas; No One Is Harmed

Two Gunmen Surrender; Others Taken By Force Affer FBI Boards Plane

Hijackers routed from 707 jetliner after bullets stop El Paso takeoff   Hijacking stirs wave of outrage in Congress   Passengers told:  Stay in the plane if you want to go to Cube

GM Faces Charge Of Monopoly  Motor Company Locomotive Unit Indicted In N. Y.

Indict GM in Diesel Sales   Government Charges of Near Monopoly Flatly Denied

CORPORATION IS INDICTED   General Motors Accused Of Monopolizing Loco motive Production

Power Misuse Denied Jury Indicts General Motors  For Locomotive Monopoly

GMC Faces  Monopoly  Charge Locomotive  Production A. Gala (sane)

+ . Power Misuse Denied  a)  Jury Indicts General Motor: ‘For Locomotive Monopoly

GM Indicted On Monopoly Count by U.S.   Charge Involves Production, Sale Of Locomotives

Jury Fails To Return Indictments   Prison Scandal Evidence Called ‘Nnsufficient’

Grand Jury Finds No Evidence To  Warrant Charges In Prison ‘Scandal’

‘Lets See The Color Of Your Money’ ‘Greenback’ Of Future May Be Issued In Many Sparkling Hue:

Second ‘Untouchables’ Episode To Be Carried Desnite Chief's Attack

mecord Vistribution Set  $5.5 Million Vacation Pay Slated By Weirton Steel Co

Unemployment Fund Slated {fo Be Given Boost   Ohio House To Vote On Increase in Share Paid by Employers

Employers Face Incréases  Ohio House Gets Measure Boosting Jobless Pay Tax

Rate Increase Proposed Reckoning o Day Here On poe Pay Fund   $20 Billion Involved Congress Focuses On  Money, Housing Bills

ies G00 Marchers  Rain Puts Cri imp In Parade ‘At Apple Blossom Festival

Thousands View Event; Some Floats Damaged By Deluge   ANTIQUE CARS WILL BE SHOWN TODAY

Denounces Red Interference in Latin America   EDITOR’S NOTE — William L. Ryan, Associated Press news analyst, is making a fact-finding tour of Latin America. Here is his first dispatch.   By WILLIAM L. RYAN Associated Press News Analyst

AUTO Un. Attention orged for Latut America  Venezuelan Chief Warns Cuba, Denounces Reds

Cuba Handed Stiff Waring By Venezuelar  Soviet-Red Chinese Interference Also

NO RUSSIAN INTEREST IN ~ LAOS PEACE   U.S. Ambassador Thomp-  _son Home From Mos-  cow, Discusses Cold War With Kennedy, ' Rusk.

—-KHRUSHCHEV WONT BUDGELaotian Peace Plans  Hit Soviet Roadblock

Hope Fading For Revival  Of LaosBody   Kennedy, Rusk Look To Envoy for Word On Russian Attitude

NO RUSSIAN INTEREST IN LAOS PEACE   U.S. Ambassador Thompson Home From Moscow, Discusses Cold Wor With Kennedy, Rusk.

U. S. Gives Up Hope for Soviet Ok to Revive Control Group for Laos

TALKS WITH _ THOMPSON “ARE STARTED   Officials Are Disappointed By Khrushchev Stand

INDEX   PEPRIMS MISGRPPOMMTe IM NArUsncney —  Diplomats’ Hopes for Improved Soviet-U.S, Relations Fadine

Report Administration Gives Up Hope  ‘For Reviving Laos Control Commission

U.S. Hopes Fade For Three-Power Laos Commission  Kennedy, Rusk Confer With Ambassador on Soviet Relations

Western Laos Plan Appears Washed Up  Control Commission Would Sattle Dienute

Russ Spurns Peace Formula for Laos   International Control Body Out, Ambassador Tells JFK

Laos Control Plan Doubtful   Administration Sees Little Hope of Any Pact With Soviet —

Soviet Won't OK Revival of Control Group for Laos  Envoy to Moscow Briefing Kennode Buck: an Bed Viome

Congo Regime 's Appointed By Kasavubu   Two Ambassadors Are Named by President   Russia Unwilling to Revive Laos Control Commission

Soviet Objection Seen         Thompson To Advise On Moscow’s Attitude

Scant Hope for Red Agreement On Laos Setup   Thompson Reports On Status Today

Stage Is Set In Minimum Wage Battle  Kennedy Forces Concede Shortage Of Needed Votes

J.N., KATANGANS BATTLE  Secessionist Leader Makes Threat To Kill Prisoners

Heavy Fighting Rages In Streets Third Day _ With Many Casualties

Tshombe Vows ‘Ten For One’ Reprisal   Katangan Leader Would Execute U.N. Prisoners For Any Katangans Killed

Tshombe Threatens LO Lives for One  U N. Prisoners Face Execution

Says Plan W ould Aid Lost Jobs  vernor   Governor Calls Meeting on Ford

Says Plan W ould Aid Lost Jobs.   Governor Calls Meeting on Ford

Atwell To Introduce Bit Covering Daniel's "ax Plan   Could Kill Bill

Atwell’s Bil to Contain Daniel's Tax Proposals  Measure Would Set 2 Per Cent Levy  On Same lSame

African War Fear Mounts   Western World Sees New Danger of Open Conflict

On The Inside   in Heart Of Africa  West Fears Another Korea   Observers in Cairo oredicted

West Alarmed by Prospect of Korea-Like War With Reds Backing Lumumba's Heirs

SOVIET ATTACK ON DAG ALARMS WESTERN ALLIES   Believe R ussia S ending Arms to Congo Leftists Through Egypt.

Western Alarm Mounts over Congo Crisis   Another Korea-like War Feared Possible After Lumumba Slayine

Soviets Offer Aid To Lumumba Forces  Western Alarm Mounts Over  Possibility Of War In Congo

U.S. Defends Secretary Of UN, Warns Reds Against Efforts To Ruin Operation

iS pecter Of Korean War Is Feared ‘In Africa After Lumumba’s Death

Western Alarm On Congo Rises   Specter of War in Africa Is Raised

West Fears Korea-Like  Africa War   Red Actions ‘After Lumumba’s Killing Seen Posing Peri]

Russia to Support Lumumbist Government... .  West Fears a Korean’ Type War in Africa

Nest Alarmed Situation Ripe for New War in Africa   Strain on U.S. Soviet Relations

Korea Type War Feared   Reds Offer ‘All Possible’ _ Aid To Congo Rebels

IN CONGO CRISIS  New Korea Brewing?   ARAB RECOGNITION   SMALL NATIONS

West Fears Korea-Like War in Congo; -U.A.R., Communists Back Lumumbists

JSC Wins      REDS’ ROLE CITED. West’s Fear Is Mounting Over Congo

West’s Alarm Mounts Over Congo Crisis   Soviet Support For Lumumba Follower Raises War Fright

Newburgh Relief Fight Seen Ending in Courts   State Welfare Commissioner Tells City Not to Institute Proposed Laws

(Continue on page ¥)   NFO Meat Bargaining Committee Delegates Gat Mag Price £99 78h

Coast Guard Races To Aid Of Vessel   lron Ore Carrier Lashed By Winds O Hurricane Jenny

No Extensive Break Appear: In Cold Wave   _ Ice Jams Curtail : Traffic on Some « Major Waterways

SeKker PIOUS Lae .  Heat, Delays Fail to Daunt Democrats at Funds Dinner

Prepare For New Outbreak In The Congo   Move Hospital To Outskirts Of Fliizahethyville

Fear Res sumpti ‘on, Of Warfare  UN Plans To Move Katanga Hospital

U.N. Fears Outbreak Of Strife   Elisabethville Hospital  In Danger From Warriors

Tires And Engine Hit By Gunfire   Armed Quartet, 0 Hostages On Plane Halted In El Paso

Police Prevent Hijacked Plane Flight to Cube   Four Gunmen Hold ing LO as Hostages: Lawmen Riddle Tires With Bullets.

Police Bullets Riddle Engine. Foil Take-Off   Gunmen Offer To Swap Jetliner For Smaller Plane

Police Prevent Takeoff; First Believed To Be Cubans; Many PRalanced

Police Riddle Landing Gear With Gunfire To Block Takeoff Attempt

British, Russ Agree On  Laos Truce  Plan Calls For 14-Nation Parley After Cease-Fire   SATISFACTION

UK, Soviets  Reach Accord On War in Laos   Appeal to Warring Factions to Lay Down Arms in Peace

alUE Local Ratifies National Coil Y Contract, Ending 3-Month Strike

Forgiveness Bill Passed By Senate   House Passage of Highway Bill Brings Protest from Conservative Legislator

Liberalize Forgiveness  Tax Section  House Approves Aid for Blind; 2 Bills Left

Senate Votes 59-3 on Redistricting  Senate Liberalizes Tax Forgiveness

Most tar Heels May Get Reduction  In Auto Liability Insurance Rates

 Pastor, Superintendent Clash  Schoolboy’s Prank Sets Off Dispute

‘Governor's Victory iz a  House Passes University  Fund for $24.8 Million.

Governor s Victory  House Passes University  Fund for $24.8 Million

Instant Jokes Made From Rye Humor   Judge, Police Hear Couple Of Wild Tales

President Kennedy Pitching   Russ Man-In-Space Rumors Discounted

Red Rumor Has Man In Space   Announcement Expected, But Fails Come

Newsmen Kept Waiting Hours For Something, Then Officials Become Coy

Foreign Ministry Disclaims Knowledge  Spaceman Rumors Create Moscow Sti:

Did Russ Manned Space Flight Fail? Moscow Newsmen Are Left Wondering

MOSCOW FULL OF RUMORS OF MANNED SHOT   Soviet Foreign Ministry Knows Nothing Of Space Flight   CORRESPONDENTS KEPT ON ALERT

Spaceman Rumor  Not Yet Confirmed   Newsmen Alert In Moscow, But No Announcement Comes For Or Aqainst

High Waters Receding After Flash Floods Strike Six Mountain Counties

Declines to estimate . timing   Most of Egan’s proposals enacted by legislature

Only Major Setbacks Were On Labor Bills   Borough Measure Probably Most Significant in Legislature; Biggest Surprise Is Failure of Employment Bill:

Mid-June Is Likely Time For Session   State Laws Must Be Changed To Get Federal Aid Funds

Sweeping New Traffic Safety Plan In Iowa   Eight Major Points Told

Urge $2.5 Billion Be Put Into US Schools   Roads Group Has New Safety Plan

Sweeping Proposals On Safety   Group Recommend: Eight-Point Plan To Aid Drivers

hecommena Program to Study Group  Envision Statewide   Envision Statewide Unit with Head Ccordinator

Racial Barrier Falls af Station In Montgomery   Heavy Forces Guard Departure and. Route Toward New Orleans

FREEDOM’ BUS AREA IS UNEASY   White Educators Join in Campaign Guardsmen Alert

GOP Substitute Housing Bill ls Discarded   House Votes to Keep Kennedy’s More Costly Bill

Thousands Believed Affected  Castro Using Iron Curtain  Variety Of Terror Tactics

Fear Castro's Firing Squads Already Fyecuting Captives as Part of Terror

anit EXECUTIONS &  ie ie  Castro Employing [ron Curtain Style Mass Terror

This Week in Business and Finance ....  Danger of Auto Strike Affects Economy

U. 5. WINDS UF TROOP SWITCH TO GARRISO}   Tighten Foreign Inspections

3% Sales Tax Bill Submitted In State Senate  Measure Slated For More Study By Finance Unit

West Puts Berlin Talks Up To Reds   Will Negotiate Only If Soviet Provides Reasonable Approach

West Four Spell Out  Berlin Terms   Moscow’s New Note Rejected, Said Abusive

West Wants ‘Reasonable’ Berlin Talks   Big 4 Ministers Spell Out Terms For Negotiations

Will Negotiate With Him Only On Reasonable Basis, They Say At Paris Parley

Big 4 Willing To Talk Of Berlin On  Reasonable Basis   Insist Nothing Russia Now Doing Through East German Commies Provides Reasonable Approach To Problems; Cites Conditions

27 Freedom Riders Jailed  After Arrival in Jackson »   Issues Deadlocked  Laos Talks Recessed: Gromyko Goes Home

27 ‘Riders’ Deprived of ‘Freedonv  VI Ississippi . r  Jails Them

Z Busloads Seized in Mississippi They Walked  Into ’White’ Waitina Roor

“Freedom Riders” Jailed in Jackson   27 Whites, Negroes Seized by Police in Mississippi Station

27 Arrested On Arrival In Miss. Capital   Seized After They Enter Bus Terminal Rooms For ‘Whites

Croup Arrives In Two Buses  From Alabama  Bond Set at 8500 on   Bond Set at 8500 on Each Charge; None Able to Provide Bail

One White Person In Each Group   Arrests Follow Entry in White Waiting Rooms

Riders Ignore Order  To Leave Reserved  Waiting Rooms; All -Placed Under Bond

Store Bought Tvories   DUNDS  SEL AL baal UU  ‘Riders’ Jailed  in wihsiiiainei

Police--Some With Dogs-Await Buses   Bond Set at $500 On Each Charge; NAACP Offers Funds

County Juries Are Drawn for October Cour   Sheriff. Jury Commis: sioners Select Regis. tered Voters for Service.

x *. 2  Christmas i Rnka. Kindness, Faith and World Understanding

ad  ie,, . Tn,  uzzle Jackpot Now $2,975...See Page 36      Christmas Can be a Heart-Tugging Time

Angolans Irked By ‘U.S.’ Bombs   Portuguese Planes Plaster Rebel Units

 U.S. Label On Bombs Fire Missiles Destroy \Mudhut In Angola Village

[Describes Ordeal: News Photog Home After Five Days In Cuban Jail

UPI Photo Chief Back Home After Spending Five Days InCuban Jails

Press Photographer Relates How Castro Imprisoned Him   Describes Arrest

Janker embezzled  For civic projects Stole to help Knoxville Weath

Another lowa Community Gets Jolt  Banker Was Too Much of a Civic Booster

Bank Embezzler Hangs Self ‘Civic Booster’ Got Carried  Away—To The Cemetery

lowa Bank President, Civic Booster Stole Half A Million, Found Suicide

TONIGHT   Respected lowa Bank President Dipped in Till for A Half Million

Covers 1,425 Miles Over Atlantic  Field Of Astronauts Narrowed Down To

ATTEMPT TO PROVE SAFETY FOR HUMAN PASSENGER  Mercury Capsule Survives Punishing Test

Former Chairman Of AEC to Succeed Allen W. Dulles  - Dulles Ends Eight  Years as Head of .

McCone new Intelligence Agency head   Retiring Dulles, 68, to continue as consultant

Succeeds Allen Dulles  John A. McCone Is N amed Chief of CIA by JFK

John A.MeCone Will Replace Dulles in CIA   Former U.S. Atomic Energy Chief to Head ‘Spy System’

Dulles’ Post To McCone  Former AEC  Chairman To   Former AEC Chairman To  CIA Helm

Intelligence:  New C IA Director  Is Chosen   Former AEC Man Replaces Allen Dulles

Kennedy Names New CIA Director   John A. McCone, Former AEC Chairman, Will: Succeed Allen Dulles As Director

McKone To Head C.I.A.   MUCH MORE RADIOACTIVIT}S   Heavier Penalty For Damaging Utilities

SPECIAL NEWS MEETING CALLED  JFK Picks Republican to Head Intelligence Unit

Nepltactng Luctes  President Names New Boss Over Espionage Agency

lop Secret Agency Gets New Leader   Republican Tabbed By Administration For Job

McCone Likely To Be Chosen CIA Director   Former Head of AEC May Be Picked Soon As Dulles’ Successor

M’Cone Due To Succeed CIA’s Chief   Former AEC Head Seen Taking Post As Kennedy’s Pick

John McCone To Succeed Allan Dulles   McCone, Dulles Met With JFK Thic Marnine

Will Take Over Allen Dulles’ Job   Former AEC Chief Is JFK Selection for Secret Agency.

President Names MeCone To Take Over As GIA Heat  Serving Kennedy: On

* WILL SUCCEED ALLEN DULLES — -Kennedy Appoints McCone -As Intelligence Director

MeCone Pickec As Director OF CIA Agency   Kennedy Chooses Former AEC Head To Succeed Dulles

McCone's Picked Fo CIA Post   Former Chairman Of AEC Replaces Retiring Allen Dulles

J. McCone Named New CIA Head   Succeeds Allen Dulles In Super-Secret Post; Was Ex-AEC Official

John A. McCone Chosen by JFK As CIA Leader   Ex-AEC Chairman Named Today As Dulles Successor

McCone Is Appointed  Head of ClA   Ex-Chairman of AEC Replaces Allen W. Dulles

JFK Fires Dulles; Picks NewClA Boss   Names Republican McCone to Head This Country's Super-Spy Machine

Ideal Choice'  Allan Dulles Out; Kennedy Names   McCone CIA Head

Dulles Will Leave Post In October   Retiring Chief Gets Praise for Eight Years As CIA Chief

CHANCE IS EFFECTIVE IN NOVEMBER   Secret Reports Of Survey Group Closely Guarded

MeCone Gets Kennedy Noe  For CLA Post   Former AEC Head Replaces Dulles In Director's Job

Munes Leaving New Central Intelligence Agency Director McCone Selected by President

JFK Praises Intelligence Chief's Work   - Transition Peried - Slated to Precede “November Shift

Kennedy May Name McCone Chief of CIA   Prospect Formerly Was In Charge of Atomic Energy Unit

Allan Dulles To Quit CIA   John A. McCone, Republican, To Replace Cold War Chieftain

Former AEC Chief Gets Hush-Hush Post  Kennedy Picks John McUone To Sueceed Dulles In CIA

McCone Gets  Directorship Of The CIA   Dulles Successor Former AEC Chief, Western Republicar

John A. McCone Picked To Replace Allen Dulles Ag New T).S. CTA Chief

Dulles fo Step Down After Eight Years   McCone Will Advise Kennedy On Intelligence

McCone New Head of CIA   Kennedy Names San Marinan Successor to Allen Dulles

Inside Today’s Times   “DULLES STEPS DOWN AFTER 8 YEARS  McCone Named Chief Of CIA

In Rackets Quiz...  Police Officer, New Ken  Residents Before Jury

Many Of 1961’s Troubles To Be Just Continuation Of 1960's Problems

New Year Finds Fun And Woe   Many Problems Of 1960 Due To Last A While

Last Of Confetti Being Swept Up--    “61 Inherits Much Of ‘60 Trouble

Usual Package  [Baby 196] Arrives With  Fun, Frenzy and Problems

World Faces { Another Year of Fun and Frenzy  Globe Has Many Trouble Spots But 1961 Full of Hope

Little Boy i in Diapers Brings His Usual Package of Fun, Frenzy. Wonder. Woe

OLD ‘PROBLEMS 'REMAIN aes ‘New Year of 1961 ‘Ririves - With Usual Fun. Woe

Senate Unit Asks Checkup On Film Roles   Soldiers Complain Of 'Combat' Attack

PENTAGON ASKED TO PROBE COMPLAINTS  GIs Pressured to Pose for Film Crews

Probe Demanded Of Claim Soldiers ‘Forced Into ‘Combat’ Duty For Film

Ex-GOP Chairman Dies in Washington Hospital —  Reese Dies at 77      Lung Cancer is Fatal To Area Tenn. Rep.

AS WE GO TO PRESS . .   . Berlin Troops Ordered To Help Make Film

Indiana’s Fifth Disirict House Seat Vacant in Chambers-Roush Dispute

Move Ey ed In Dealing With Berlin   Military Shift To Bolster NATO Believed Needed

Berlin Strategy Meet Set   President, National Security Council To Discuss Military, Diplomatic Moves

JFK, Top Advisers Ponder Berlin Crisj:   Khrushehev Trying Ts Back Down?

American Officials Also Urging NATO Allies To Increase Their Forces In  Critical Area.   SECURITY COUNCIL IN SECRET MEETING

Congress Clearing Up eshiiiie For The Ath   Malcolm Denise, Ford vice   On The Inside   Crisis LOmmoe [0 A riead  Administration Studies Possible Moves In Berlin

JFK Summons Security Chiefs To Conference  Group To Discuss ie ee i MR   Group To Discuss Strategy Dealing With Berlin Crisis

Kennedy, Security Council Discuss Plans For Dealing With Berlin Crisis

U.S. Preparing For Showdown Over Berlin   May Increase Military Forces in Europe To Strenqthen NATO

Kennedy Discusses Berlin Moves With Security Council   Diplomatic, Military and Civil Defense Plans Are To Be Talked Over.

[to Prepare for Berlin Showdown—   US. May Beef Up Military Forces In Europe

U.S. May Boost European Units To Help NATO   Move ls Considered By Administration In Study of Berlin

Kennedy Calls Meeting of Security Aides   Berlin Crisis Seen As Chief Topic for Advisers To Discuss

Conference To Take Up  Berlin Issue  Mohilization. NATO   Mobilization, NATO Buildup in Europe Proposals Studied

Kennedy, Security Council Discuss Issues And Steps To Take On Berlin Crisis

Kennedy discusses Berlin with Security Council   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

U.S. Charts New Path in Berlir Crisis   Kennedy Meets With Security Council to Discuss Measures.

SENT NGUNGIE MEETS  US May Boost Armed Forces ink Europ ‘As It Prepares for Berlin Showdown

Disarmament Agency Proposed By Kennedy   Council Studies Berlin Issue

U.S. May Increase Military Forces ‘In Europe to Meet Possible Showdown

Negotiations Near ? Security Council Weighs Berlin Policy Measures   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER   Money Needed for Birthday Fete  Dissolving of Bicentennial Advocated  If $5,000 Fund-Raising Drive Fails

To Discuss Measure To Boost Status —  Possible Tax Cut, Unemployment Aid To Be Considered

President Set To Spell Out Berlin Plans  Kennedy To Talk Strategy With:

U.S. May Boost NATO Force Due To Berlin Crisis   Discussion On Berlin By Security Council Is Kept Secret.

Discuss Moves U. §. May Take Ir Berlin Crisis   Kennedy Calls Security Group To Meeting

Top Policy Men Study Other Steps  White House Keeps  Secret Discussions

Military Increase Considered  JFK, Security Council Discuss Crisis In Berlin

U. 5. May. Boost Armed Forces Abroad In Girdina For Showdown on Berlin

Move Thought One of Measures Being Considered by President And Security Council to Deal With Soviet Threat

Kennedy Calls Meeting Of Security Aides  Raatia Catatea Caan   Berlin Crisis Seen As Chief Topic For Advisors To Discuss

Berlin Crisis Being Studied   President Kennedy to Confer With Security Council on Measures

TOP OFFICIALS MEET THIS AFTERNOON   Proposals For Dealing With Situation On Agenda   REPORT STEPS   Will Be Taken By U. S. And Allies To Prepare For Showdown With Khrush

Berlin Crisis Parley Called by Kennedy   Security Council Weighs Steps to Deal With Red Threat

U.S. May Boost Forces To Meet Berlin Challenge  Buildup for NATO Reported Studied  As VA/L:  — fae - Bee

Cave.In Closes Street   Weigh Berlin Crisis . . Security Council  Meets With JFK

May Increase Forces in Europe To Face Threat   Reportedly One of Moves Considered By Administration

Preparation For Possible Showdown   Nothing Announced Officially After JFK Meets With Aides

Military, Diplomatic— Kennedy, Security Council Discuss Berlin Mieasures

N CASE OF A SHOWDOWN IN BERLIN  U.S. May Increase Forces In Europe To Aid NATO

Kennedy and Defense Council Meet To Discuss Plans for Berlin Security

Summoned to discuss Berlin situation  Security Council meets   Called by Kennedy

WOULD BOOST DEFENSES OF NATO   For Showdown With Russia in Berlin Crisis  en need   Talks Will Be Held With Soviets: Hope To Prevent Miscalculation

Military Forces In Europe May Be Increased By U. §   In Preparation For ‘Possible Showdown’ With K And Company

Kennedy, Council  Meet Today   Determine Line To Take During Growing Crisis

PREPARING FOR BERLIN SHOWDOWN:  US May Increase Its Arms In Europe

New Conferences Seen as Possibility; Buildup of Military Also Considered

No Word Given on Decisions Miscaleulation Is  Thing to Avoid,  Sy... &..... 2... 4

Showdown Possible On Berlin   U.S. May Increase European Forces To Bolster NATO

Security Council Holds Long Session  Buildup of U.S. Forces in Europe Under Consideratior

MAY SEND MORE YANKS TO EUROPE   Kennedy Considers Beef. ing Up NATO Powe For Possible Showdown With Reds Over Ber-.  * ln.

Kennedy Considers Beefing Up NATO Power For Possible Showdown With Reds Over Berlin.

US. Maps Strategy  on Berlin   Kennedy Huddles With Military on Next Steps

Premier in Tight Spot  Is Nikita Seeking Way to Back Out of Ultimatum, Save Face?    Kennedy Meets With Security Council  What Measures to Be Used to Deal With West Berlin Crisis?     }  "

PARTIAL MOBILIZATION UNDER STUDY   NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED IN MARITIME STRIKE

President Meets National Security Council on Berlin Issue; Civil Defense and NATO

Washington: : . y Defenses in  Europe May  Be Increased Move Designed .   Move Designed To Strengthen NATO Forces

Sees Need On Berlin Situation   Would Be Ready If Showdown Should Come

 Assistance Measures to Be Discussed  Kennedy Calls Conference on Economy

U.S. May Boost  Forces in Europe  Move Would Prepar. For Berlin Showdown

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Coprichted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion  Features)

Best Thing to Save for Retirement ‘ls Yourself, Says Security Expert

Best Saving For Your Retirement ‘Is Yourself. Says Man In The Know

On The Inside   Most Important, Expert Says Save Yourself For Retirement

‘RAINBOW’ MAY NOT BE THERE  Expert Says The Best Thing To Save For Retirement Is Yourself

Don’t Wait ‘Til It's Too Late; Retire  But One Must Plan Retirement, Expert Claims

Slim Chance Seen New Redistricting Bill is Offered  In N.C. Senate

People You Know   JERRY SIMMONS — , RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP  GRANT — AT SUI

People You Know   JERRY SIMMONS — RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP  OpaABAIrT RT? CTTT

Secretary of State Warns Allies Reds Could Make Berlin Crisis Inevitable

Allies Agree That West Should Take Initiative  By JOSERH W. GRIGG

Allies Agree That West  Should Take Initiative Lo pe eee ae ante

U.S. Ambassadors To West European Nations Briefed By Rusk On Crisis In Berlin

Ministers Agree Western Nations To Take More Initiafive In Days Ahead

f Russia Continues Pressure     nee a ete ene inate  Rusk Warns Allies Crisis Over Berlin Is Inevitable

Rusk Warns Allies Of  Major Crisis   Berlin Situation Graver Than Ever PRefore He Save

Rusk Warns  Allies Over  Berlin Crisis Describes Worlc  Problem Grave

Rusk Says Khrushchey  May Believe Strategic Situation In His Favor. .

Rusk’s Paris Talks Briefs US. Allies On German Crisis  Meeting follows NATO Unanimous Support To

Rusk Stresses Gravity of  ‘Berlin Crisis   European Allies Are RalHed to Firm Defense

Before the Judge  CHECK ARTIST DRAWS YEAR'S SENTENCE IN PENITENTIARY

Before the Judge   CHECK. ARTIST DRAWS YEAR’S SENTENCE ¢ . IN PENITENTIARY '

Friends Find Slaying Hard to Believe  Aetna Ontes Biers   Aragon.Quiet Man; Said Slow ta Anger

The Quiet Man With an A-l Record  Did War Hero Turn Killer And Kidnaper? Utah Friends Cant Believe It

No Quick Solution For Farm Program   Freeman Says Production Will Continue Greater Than Needs

Says Adjustment Of Production Is Farm Plan Goal   Agriculture Secretary in Appeal to Congressmen For Quick Approval.

Ole Miss 47 Vanderbilt 0 Northwestern 12 Notre Dame 10   Sugar Heir Dies

French Ready For Talks   Statement Marks Retreat From Previous Position

France Ready To Talk With Alaeria Rebels   Paris Announcement Says Nothing About Halting Fighting

French Government Ready to Open Peace Talks With Algerian Rebels

French Ready For Peace Talks   Algerians Welcome Cabinet Proposal

W. German Press Cool Toward US.   Latest Blasts Aimed At Kennedy Remark. In News Conference

Bonn-Washington Relations Cool  W. German Press Critical Of U. S.   Nigerian Students Demand Deportation Of Americans

Yep, Spring’s Here   C Ye Into All the Whrld..’   First Baptist Church

Se ee ee a a a a es ae     Go 0 Ue & lo All the Whlbl..’   Trinity  Lutheran Church

Home. Sweet Home..   ee ee ee ee ee eS ee  ~ ta Alb the World.”   Amarillo Unitarian  Fellowship

Comes the Revolution   oF Ue Ja All bhe Wield?   Hamlet  Baptist Church

NINTH FLOOR RESCUE   Censors Named  McNamara Offers To Stop Censoring

Megalopolis Boss in U. 5.  Rich, Powerful Minority Controls Nation, French Geographer Asserts

Crash Killed 74 Recruits — Foreign Matter Found In Plane’s Fuel System

Foreign Matter In Fuel System  FBI to Make Test of Ports of Material

I oreign Matter In Fuel Tank   May Have Found Cause for Crash  That Killed 77

REDDISH" SUBSTANCE Foreign Matter Found In Enaine Of Crashed Plane

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religion Featares}

Benton Twp. Officer Nabs Escapee, 33   Spent 2 Days Dodging Police In Twin Cities

Policemar Captures Parolee   Jail Breaker Hid fy St. Joe For 28 Hours

They Turn Their Backs On Kennedy   That's Their Job As Secret Service Agent Body Guards

Thirty-five Dedicated Men Guard President, Pay Most of Own Expenses

5 Arrive In Hi i acked Plane Venezuelan Rebels  Frighten Dutch Isle

USE THE 3-TIMES OVER SYSTEM How To Remember Tough Lessons       Send for the booklet NOW!

YOU Can Get Beiter Grades (3-Times Over System Helps Tough. Lessons

 BRR NAIR CAMEO PRAISE, CUAL LTUSIV SG  Tough Lesson? Just Give It Thrice-Over

Church Affairs   MISSION DISPLAY AND HAM DINNER SUNDAY  AT em ‘yYauroe trate

Church Affairs   Church Affairs  MISSION DISPLAY AND HAM DINNER SUNDAY — AT ST. JAMES HALL  Vestments & Linens Made This Year — Ara Ta Ra Charu

Civil Service Commission Receiving Anplicatons For Post Master At Windom

Kennedy Briefs Demos On Red Threat   Rayburn Calls Situation ‘Serious,  Rejection Seen

Kennedy, Demo Leaders Discuss Crisis, Threat   Decline Discussion

Kennedy Studies Invasion in Cuba, Soviet Union’s Threat to Intervene

WORSE THAN STRAW BERRIES  She Just Breaks Out When Bovs Are Near

DECISION OF NIXON PLEASES   Some Republicans Stil Consider Him Presi dential Possibility

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Nixon Still Considered

GOP Back: Nixon Bid In Calif.  Nomination For ‘64 Not Ruled Out Entirely

Most of GOPs Hail Decision  Made by Dick   Some Think Ex-Veep Will Seek Presidency Despite Vow In °64

GOP View On Nixon Favorable.   Some Republicans Bit Cool But Many - Back Him In. Stand

GOP Cheers Nixon’s Entry In Calif. Race   Rockefeller Still Believes Ex-Veep Will Be In ‘64 Figh

State Attacks Tax Figures Of Gas Firm   Court Told Commission Rate Stand

‘Kennedy, Back in Washington, Sees Sec. Rusk and Other High Officials

Non-Voting Decision Overruled DuPontCompany Orderec to Get Rid of GM Stock

* 63 Million Shares  Du Pont Ordered To Dispose Of Stocks In General Motors

Heavy Frost, Record Cold Hit Missouri   ‘Orchards and Gardens Checked for Damage After Freezing Night

Stiker Diplomatic Favorite As New NATO Secretary-General ...  Would Succeed Spaak   PRIEST SHOT AT IRISH ROADBLOCK

Vuring Kemaining Vays oF 170!...  Slim Chance That America Can Rocket Man into Orbit

Chance Lessens....  Technical Troubles Harassing America! Space Scientists

Doubt America Can Place Man in Orbit This Year As Difficulties Develop

HOPES OF U. S. ORBIT. IN 1961 FADING FAST   Capsule Sprouts New Problems

Cities Survey Damage as Winds Howl   . Hurricane Losses Heavy; Total May Never Be Known

Housewife Ends English Strike  Men Defy Leaders, Return to Work at  mai. gk

Housewife Speaks  nS. O6.i*..) A.   Reds Behind Auto Plant Strike Routed

*Mild-Mannered’ Hichhnnmn on Mdatey x mcsceabtcnecll  fed-Up Housewife breaks A Strike

Dairy Princess Candidates Are Revealed Here  Four Girls Named For Competitions

Dairy Princess Candidates Are Revealed Here  Four Girls Named   Four Girls Named For Competitions Wednesday in Aree

NATION BEING TURNED INTO ARMED CAMP   Algerian Generals Jolted By Air Force And Navy Opposition   10-MILLION WORKERS SUPPORT DE GAULLE

Algerian Insurgents’ Position Reported Insecure as  De Gaulle Troops Stay Loyal

People Rally To De Gaulle  In New Crisis   Position of Revolting Generals Insecure as Opposition Growing

Paris Quiet As Invasion Fears Mount  DeGaulle Gains  More Support

Insurgents Weaken As Two Branches of Armed Forces Refuse To Join Their Defiance

Paris Arms To Repel Invasion   Mutinous Army Leaders May Attack France

French Tanks And Soldiers Guard Against Any Invasion From Alceria

Rebel Position Believed Unsure As French Rally  i    Parisians, Tanks On Guard Against Algerian Invasion

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Steels, Automobiles Brighten Year‘s End

AMA Under Sharp Fire At Hearing   Battle Rages Over Health Aid ToElderCitizens

‘Socialized Medicine—Wrong Label’  Government Raps AMA In Fight for Health Plan

AMA Hit by Ribicotf on Health Bill   Secretary Declares Doctors Misleading Public on Measure

Open Fight For Old Age Health Plan   Ribicoff Declares  Doctors Misleading Public in Labeling Bill as ‘Socialized’

Administration Directs Sharp Blast at AMA   Ribcoff Opens Fight For Aged Health Plan; Says Public Is Misled

Ribicoff Attacks AMA On Health Plan   Committee Hearing Enlivened By Sharp —   Committee Hearing Enlivened- By Sharp Charges And Countercharges On Issues

AMA Attack Opens Aged Health Battle   Secretary of Welfare Claims Medical Unit Is Misleading Public

Cold Weather Has Most of East and Midwest in Icy Grip   lowa Marshal Shot and Killed By 2 Buralars

W eather:  Frigid Weather Grips the East  Record Cold Weckond Excends to Deen South

Death Toll From Snow Around 10   Deep South Chilled By Frigid Weather

Cold Wave Holds Grip On South   No Break Seen In Record Cold  For Some Time

Some Areas See Record Low Marks   Mercury Dips To 8 Below In Georgia; 70 Deaths Listed

At Least 70 Have Died As Frigid Weather Holds On  Eastern Half Of U. S. Readings Below Zero; Bemidji Records -34

Frigid Weather Will Continue  Entire Eastern Half Of Nation Numbed

No Warming Trend Seen  Rugged Old Winter Holds Its Icy Grip Following A Record Col? Weekend

Winter holds icy grip on eastern half   Cold weather, blizzards blamed for 70 deaths

Labor Relations Board Using New Weapon Against Firms Suspected of Union-Busting

Cc uban Official at Latin Aid Meeting Beams Revolution Appeal at Masses

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Delegate Cites Latin Revolt  SCO IN regees OR Eee Sanne   Guevara Derides U.S. at Conference

‘Turned Tables On U. 8. Fidel’s Boy Had Big Show At Latin Parley

Commie Takes Spotlight At Latin Session   Cuban Spokesrhan Makes Appeal For Support of Masses

Pres, Kekkonen Is in New York  Finnish President to   Finnish President to Address UN Assembly

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JFK Counterattacks Tractor Deal Critics   17 More ‘Freedom Riders’ Face Court

‘Kennedy Reported Directing Counterattack ‘On Critics Of Tractor Deal To Free Rebels

Tractor Swap Deal Is Pressed   Kennedy Sees Hope In Castro Hassle

' Amid Signs Castro May Welsh on His Offer  Kennedy Directs Counterattack  Against Critics of Tractor Deal

Ohio Educators OK Philosophy   ‘Spiritual Values’ In Schools Cited

U.N. Troops Seize Congo Slaughter Site   Ethiopian Units Move Into Kindu; Europeans Safe

Negotiations Seek Solution to Crisis In Dominican Area  Latest Proposal is Said to Be More "Favorable"

Balaguer Ill But Peace Talks Go On   Strike Continues In Santo Domingo As Leaders Confer

Accident:  E-State Student Killed in Wreck   Gary Robertson, 18, Dies on the Turnpike

Appointee Denies Any Wrongdoing   New Atty. General Js Co-Defendant

i il el eee Find  ~ Communists pointing toward press ban in Argentina

IAPA Cites Soviet Ban  InArgentinz   Freedom Of Press Being Destroyed; Castro Attacked

Drive Ends; Complete Victory Seen  UCF Receipts — $399 Short Of $108 000 Goal

Reveal Death Of Informer In Hiss Case  Ws cops awe 1 hae hee   Whittaker Chanibers Ix Cremated In Cloak OF Mystery

Ex-Red Spy Chambers   Succumbs Death Revealed Afte   Death Revedled After Cremation; Recalls Informer Role Played In Alaer Hiss Case

Chambers, Red Spy Case Figure, Dies   Body Of Heart Attack Victim Cremated

Chambers, Spy Trial Figure, Dies   Heart Attack Is Given As Cause of Death

Incentive Plan To Go To Congress   Kennedy Stresses Obsolescence !n Nation‘s Plants

Vague 1945 Election Law Target   GOP Says It’s Not Trying To Oust Gov. Welsh

UN Build-up Continues . . . My People Ready To Die Fighting, Tshombe Vows

Big Battle Set by U.N. At Katanga   President Tshombe Says Ready to Die To Defend Freedom

Tshombe Vows Fight To Death   U.S. Sources Deny An All-Out Offensive Under Preparation

Wajor Fusn "Not Soon...  Katangese Forces Prepare  For Expected U.N. Drive

US, Japan. Move Closer ‘On Forming-Policy To Block Red China In UN

U.S., Japan Align Red — China Policy   Discuss Move For Blocking Red China Admission to the UN

U.S, Japan Map Policy Against Reds  Near Agreement On ‘Blocking Red China's = Ear UN. Seat

Annea! Caurt Ruling to Stand: Death   Appeal! Court Ruling To Stand; Death Sentence As Such Of Nearo Set Aside

BRITISH FEAR NEW ATTACK ON KUWAIT   Warships Head For Oil Center; Troops Alerted

Ships to Meet Suspected Iraq Military Threat   Aircraft Carrier Leads Warships Into Persian Gulf

Britain fears lraqi move against Kuwait: troops, carrier alerted

British Warships Head For Danger Area.   joel warsnips Mead For Danger Area:  New Iraqi Threat Feared In Kuwait

Britain Will Be Ready To Back Tiny Sheikdom   Armada Rushes Toward Kuwait

Ordered fo Meet Suspected Iraqi Military Threat  Troops Are Massed   Troops Are Massed By Premier Kassim

0 Warships, One Carrier Are Enroute   Precautionary Move By British To Halt Invasion

SUSPECT IRAQ MILITARY THREAT   Report Troops Are Massed By Premier Kassim  BRITAIN SENDS   At Least Six Warships Led By 27,000-Ton Aircraft Carrier Toward Area

Warships Hurrying To Area   New Military. , Threat By lraat Suspected

Fear iy aqi Military Threat Ht  British Warshi ips Heading For Kuwait

lraqi Move Is Feared By British   London Alerts Troops In Event of Attack — On Tiny Kuwait

lraqui Attack On Sheikdom Is Suspected   Six British Warships, Led By 27,000-Ton Centaur, Said Heading For The Kuwait Area

Kuwait Invasion Expected LOL TN NTT TTI ELAN AN AR TSE HSNO SRS RRND  British Send Warships

Hope to Forestall Threat From fraq   Renewed Attenrpt to Annex Rich Persian Gulf Oil Area Feared

6 Warships Sail From  E. Africa   Other Fleet Moves Are Under Way, Report Kassem Massing Troops

British Armada Hurrying Toward Kuwait to Meet Suspected Iraqi Threat —

UNITS OF NAVY TO AID KUWAIT   Iraq Said to Menace — Oil-Rich Sheikdom

British Fear  Invasion Of  Tiny Kuwait Warships, Troops  Rushed To Guard Against Attack

New lraqi Threat Seen  As Reason   Repeat of Last July's Movement To Guard Sheikdom of Kuwait

Six Ships Heading Off Iraqi   English Claim Iraq Building Up Border Units

Counter Threats By Iraqi   British Fleet Moves To Nip Oil Seizure

Iraq Again Threatens To Invade Sheikhdom   Six Warships Sail for Persian Gulf; Iraq Reportedly Massing Troops For Invasion of Small Oil Rich State

Britain fears Kassim move on sheikdom   Troops massing, possible prelude to an invasion

British Move Ships, Troops To Guard Kuwait   Fleet Makes Secret Moves To Forestall lraagi Invasion

NEW THREAT BY IRAQI SUSPECTED    Move Follows Broadcast Over  Baghdad Radio

fragi Threat Reported In Gulf Sector   Big Carrier Heads Force To Protect OU-Rich Country

British Rush Six Warships To Sheikdom   Armada Being Sent To Meet Suspected Iraqi Military Threat

lragi Massing Troops Along Kuwait Border   Admiralty Reports Six Warships Goine To Persian Gulf

Traq Reported Massing Army for Invasion   Six Warships, Led by Carrier, Sail From African Base

British Armada Hastens To Curb Kuwait Invasion   Britain forestalled an Iraqi in-

Reprisal Scare Among South's Demos Is Eased   In Controversy on; House Rules; GOP Heads Deny Penalty

30 ,000 Covered ‘Kerner To Ask Extension Of Unemployment Benefits

Nixon Is Topic At GOP Session   Discuss Role for California Race

Crashes Kill 21 Persons   Bloody Weekend for Wisconsin; State Fatality Toll Reaches 425

Toll Is Within One of Record For Weekends   Farm Tractors on Highways Account for Three

Total for Year Boosted to 425: 15 Over ‘60 Rate   Tractor Mishaps On State Roads Fatal to Three

U.S. Astronaut Has ‘Close Call’ As Capsule Sinks   Blows [scape Hatch Grissom Forced To Swim 70 Feet

Captain Grissom Has Narrow Escape At End Of Flight As  Caneule Fills With Water

Capsule Sinks After Landing   Astronaut Grissom Has Close Call At End of 5,280-Mile-an-Hour Trip

Capsule Fills With Water, Sinks Rockets Into Space, Lands In Sea 305 Miles Off Coast   Pilot Smiling   Vaper Trail   Turned Slowly

Death among the Benches   Paroled Convict Admits Minister's Torch Death

Parolee Nabbed In Pastor Killing  Prisoner Claims Fire Accidental

Parolee Admits Binding Aged Minister And Then Made HimA HumantTorch

Admits Killing of Minister   Parolea Confesses © Gruesome Crime of Burnina Victim

Tells All After Taking Lie Detector Test  But Denies Setting Fire To Minister At Farm Heme

Admits Leaving Minister To Dieln Fire: :   Ex-Con Denies. Starting Blaze:

_ LIE TEST PRODS CONF ESSION  Young Parolee Admits Death of Ex-Preacher

Parolee left pastor to die   Admits tying, leaving minister in burning home

lke Denies He Took Records   1943-45 Conference Reports Questioned

Benneft Arouses Solon’s Anger: Antirecession Bill Foes Criticized By Douglas

West Hits Superbomb Explosion Pian   Russia Suffers U.N. Defeat Over Nuclear Test Debate

U.S. 10 RAKE NIKITA'S BIG BOMB AT U.N,   Antitest Opinion Sought To Change Mind Of Russians

U.N. Unit In Debate  U.S., Allies Seek To Stymie Soviet Giant Bomb Test

U.N. ASSAILS 50-MEGATON RED BLAS1   Political Committee Debates Proposals For Nuclear Test Moratorium, Voting Russian Bloc Down.

U.S., Allies Seeking To Block Blast  Kremlin Has An  nounced Shot Ear Oirrtrnhore 21

West Prepares For Assault On Red Bomb Plar   Effort To Be Made li UN To Persuade Aaainst Fina! Test

Allies Hope for Support on Request   Debate Expected to Bring Call for Test Cancel

U.S... Allie. Battle Red  Bomb Plan   Hope To Marshal Antitest Feeling In U.N. Debate

U. N. Debating On Test Ban  Proposals   U.S. And Its Western Allies Mobilize For  Assault On Soviet Plan For 50-Megaton Blast

ALLIES MOBILIZE SUPPORT   All Out Attack On Reds’ Bomb Threat Is Planned In U.N.

UN Girds To Halt Soviet Bomb Test   Hope Russians  Will Reconsider

Imposing Stringent Restrictions—  Newburgh Starts Welfare Changes

Reprisals Shaped For Gate-Closing   NIKITA HAD 2 REASONS FOR CLOSING THE GATE

Could Chance Sanctions Against East Germans K’s Move to Brake Flow of Refugees Creates Another Problem for Allies   Allied Accord Near in Move  To Hit Reds for Border Act

K in Attempt To Split Allies  Blockade Move To Divide West   Allies Near Agreement On Penalty for Reds

Marlow Says Khrush Had Two Good  Reasons For Closing Berlin Border

Allies’ Moves Fioured In Advance  Khrush Had Reasons For Stopping E. Germans      What Khrushchev has done now

Blame Castro For Repeated Outrages   Commercial Crews On All Planes Will Carry Arms  RULLETIN

Bid To Foree Vote On Tax Stam ps Fails   Committee Falls Short In Drive For Signatures

First With Profit-Sharing  UAW Agreement Neat With American Motors

AMC, Union Pact Accord Appears Near  Agreement on First Profit-Sharing Plan Indicated

Contract Signing Believed Near— American Motors, Union Air Profit-Sharing Plan

UAW-American May Sign New Contract   Possible Wars, Strikes, Hikes Keep Business Hedging A Bit

AMC Believed Near Contract  Agreement With  UAW May Come   Boring Weekend

Closed Door “Treuirs   Se an e     Congress Group To Probe CIA Activity

INSIDE YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY   Clashes Erupt In Algeria Major Port   Europeans Vent Anger At De Gaulle

Agree On Deficelt   SEC RET OUT  as a saree ce ee     Mrs. Kennedy s Gown Just Kleg: intl Sedate

Subsidies fo Rail Lines Are Uraed  ICC Reverses Stand On Federal Grants

Federal Aid Vital to New Haven  Qualified Lines Might Get Nearly $52 Million

ICC Proposes Subsidy for Rail Service   Says Aid Necessary To Save Commuter Service for Future

Has Dim View Of Passenger Potential  ICC Reverses Its Policy To Urge Railway Subsidy

Reverses Position  Federal Aid to Railroads ts Recommended By ICC

Goldberg Hopeful Of Upturn Soon  Jobless Still Need Help, He Testifies

Crush Rebels By Any Means Says De Gaulle   Kennedy Offers Help From U:S.; Invasion Rumors

Defense Department Discloses Nuclear Arsenal Numbering ‘Tens Of Thousands’

Russia Will Face Defeat In Any War   Gilpatric Speech’ Ends Speak-Softly Policy Of Kennedy

Our Nuclear Bombs Total Thousands  Official Warns U. S   Official Warns U. 5 Will Win ‘Any War Any Place’

‘Don't Try It, Reds Warned   Soviet Nuclear Superiority Claim Discounted By Defense Official

Russia is Given Blunt Warning U. §. Won't Lose      Secretary Says Reds Are Inferior to  U.S. in Power

Defense Official Links Disclosure With Warning To Reds Against Attackinc

Russ Warned They Would Lose in War   Tens of Thousands of Weapons, Says Defense Official

Wrecks Vehicle Near Abilene—  Kansan Shot Fleeing From Stolen Auto

\Problems in Worse Shape Than Before—  France Standing Increasingly Alone in North African Crises

France Increasingly Alone With North African Problems Growin   Algerian Peace Talks Break Down Over Control Of Oil-Rich Sahara

North African Problems Grow  France Is Standing Increasingly Alone After Ignoring U.N.

ee RSM even ee, OLNES  Peete!  “deGaulle’ s France Stands Alone As Her Lona Time African Problem Worsens

SHEPPARD PROPOSES ‘BUY AMERICA’ BILL  Legislators Aim Cut at Spending Bill

Inside ...       Note Received From Modern Robin Hood  Ransom of 140,000 Pounds to Aid Needy [Demanded for Return of Stolen Paintina

Note Received From Modern Robin Hood  Ransom of 140,000 Pounds to Aid Needy Demanded for Return of Stolen Painting

Train Wreck Kills Seven —   50 Hurt as Race Track Special ‘Derailed at Bowie, Md.

Crews Search For More Casualties   Four Coaches, Two Engines Overturned

Derailment Of Train Kills Six   Seven Coaches, In Train Bound For Races. In Tanaled Wreckage

GE Executive Says Rigging Was Ordered   Told by Superiors To Meet With Electric Competitor:

RADIATION UP IN ARIZONA Soviet Union Continuing String of Nuclear Tests

Thies ves Grabbe cl Ope rable Guns  F ear Teeners Plan More Crimes

‘Studebaker Corp. EndsSiow Flurries ‘Pact: UAW Calls Strike 7° Start 1962

poone Man Makes Fiea Vuring Inauguration Aaaress -  Erbe Asks Legislature for Reapportionment Plan

Russia Says  ‘No’ to U.S. Disarm Plan Asks Provisional  Solution to UN Crisis

Okay Boost In Savings Interest  Government Authorizes Hike To 4% Maximum Bank Rate

CAROLINE, JOHN Birthday Anniversaries  a  Due for Little Kennedvs

Joint Birthday Anniversary Party For Kennedy Children Expected °

BOUND TO BE JOINT CELEBRATION  Birthday Time Arriving for Kennedy's Children

R. MASFERRER IS UNDER INDICTMENT   ‘Exiled Former Cuban Senator  Accused Of Sending Expedition   Against Cactrn

British Clairvoyant Makes Predictions Of Things ToComeIn New Year Of 1961

slairvoyant With Record Ul Beng Right Freaicts:  een teat ttN et ee  2nd Term For Kennedy, Baby For Margaret, Assassination Of Prominent World Figure

jan Sood snape-——  [Daredevil Goes Over  We * 6 “49° (Niagara in ‘Barrel

Dared by Sweetheart N.Y. Man Survives 160-Foot Drop Over Horseshoe Falls

QUICK ARREST FOLLOWS FEAT  Man Suvives Plunge Over Niagara Falls

Survivor of Plunge Over Cataract to ' Leave Hospttal, Enter Jail for Stunt

DOMESTIC AID BILL TO BE PUSHED   PRESIDENT-ELECT, M’NAMARA TO CONFER

Solons Seek Fast Action In Congress   Douglas Offers Measure Vetoed At Last Session

Ft ad  Chew wk OVEL WTCH GEES  Bible Exchange  For Prisoners i i  EP eGVEIRE SS

Late Bulletin   HOUR-LONG TELEVISION PROGRAM EARLY THURSDAY MORNING — TO EXPLAIN NEW FEED GRAIN LAW

Late Bulletin   HOUR-LONG TELEVISION   PROGRAM EARLY THURSDAY  MORNING — TO EXPLAIN Woy, EFEED CRAIN +tAw

House Set  To Approve Extra Fund:      Bill Second Part Of Kennedy’s Rush Defense Campaign

weriin Crisis Mae Es xtra $1 Billion for Missi lanes Wins Approval of House

House Ready to Approve Defense Bill   $1 Billion Worth of Extra Planes and Missi

Expect House To Complete Defense Actior   Air Force Selects 28,000 Guardsmen For Possible Recall To Active Dutv

Bill Is Second Part of Defense Buildup Program   President Signs Resolution Authorizing Himto Call Up  Reservists,   Must Have If

Missiles, Planes, Ships, Lead List   Strengthen U.S, Forces  in Face of Berlin Crisis

Warm Front Into Kansas   No Pronounced Change Forecast Through Friday

Fielder Awarded Yale Fellowship  Theological Study  On Senior's Agenda

{Dials Demand Time First Space Flier Won't Get Chance to See Stars

Three Men For Space—No. 2  All Want Best Qualified Selection   Rv HOWARD RENEDICT

Laconic Gus Grissom Would Like to Be World’s First Man Inio Space   By HOWARD BENEDICT

Astronaut Grissom Emphasizes Teamwork In Project  Quiet ‘Gus’'---No Stars In His Eyes

Space Trip Ahead: Trio Trained In ¢ oping With Unexpected Failures

p0,UUU,000 Loss: Two Factories, Ten Home: Destroyed In Fire At Aver

$6 Million Fire Levels 2 Factories   Wind-Swept Flames Destroy 10 Homes: Smoke Fells 25

Special Committee Asked... UN Urges Independence For Remaining Colonies

U.S. Joins Step To End  Colonialism Communist Axis Gets Lecture On Oppression

UN. Calls For End To  Colonies   97-0 Vote Calls For Immediate Action

Independence Of Colonies Uraed by U.N   General Assembly Passes Resolution 97-0: U.S. Score: Sino-Russia Axis.

Temperatures   Red Purge Revealed  oT oy ea 3   Officials Hang As Result Of Famine

Machinists’ Strike Idles 127 Plants   7,000 Workers Out; Conciliator Sets Talks Tomorrow

Regents Meet; Action Waited On Land Fund   Lollar, Mountford Arque for College

Democrats Reject  GOP Tax Revision   Lay Measure Aside; Accept Challenge for Compromise, Floorleader Proposes

Democrats Set for New Test of GOP Unity  Seek Rejection of .  BPetivn Rani hkisecer

Crisis Nears Danger Point In Germany   Observers Fear Miscalculation Can Start War

Aimed Tanks May Remain. indefinitely .  _ Western Officials : Optimistic As To Ultimate Solution

Laos Admits Claims False  Asian Nation Crie   Asian Nation Cries ‘Wolf’ about Reds

Laotian government admits its charges were false   Was done to resist foreign invasion

Laos Admits Crying “Wolf*   Communist Invasion Claims False, Is Admission

Newspaper says Laos cried wolf  New York Time  reharceas 1 antiaré   New York Times charges Laotians have admitted deec

CARS STOLEN  wt Decatur Lest. says  ,. 7 ae   Cries Of ‘Wolf’ Laid To Laos   Pro-Western Body ‘Wanted To Prove } it Had Friends

EXTRA GAINS SHOWN  Strong Pickup In Working Hours And Jobs Reported

Jobs, Work Hours Show Sirong Rise      Extra Scasonal Gains Reported In May Statistics

Particularly In Autos, Steel— Note Strong Job Pickup In Heavy US Industry

Heavy Industry Jobs Pick Up   But Unemployment Totals Remain High

\NFED OF REFORM   U.S. Reports Strong Pickup In Job Picture   BRELOM

Labor Force Mounts and  Hours Swell  Improvement Is Extraordinary For Season

Heavy Industry Showing Pickup  Economy Continues To Show New Gaince

Investigators Learn Of Excessive Cost  Missile Technicians Cost Government Twice As Much

ADENAUER SENDS NOTE Tearing Down East Berlin Wall Sought by Diplomat

DEMANDS WALL BE REMOVED   Important To Berlis Negotiations, West  Germany Claims

Tiny Kingdom Turned Into Armed Camp © tet British Flood. Into Kuwait; lraq Beefs Up Border Units

BRITISH SOLDIERS ON MOVE   Troops Within Five Miles of lraq Border

Britain pours in more units   Intelligence reports show Iraqi buildup

Britain Hastens More Troops To Troubled Kuwait  Advance Unit Sent ww thsiaL'. A CLauwn’cr   Advance Unit Sent To Within A Stone’s Throw Of Iraq Border

Britain Pours More Troops Into Kuwait   Advanced Units Move Near lraq Border

Units Move Closer To Border -More British Troops Ordered Into Kuwait

More Troops. Reach Kuwait   Advance Units Deployed Within 5 Miles of Iraq

Buildup: More Troops Into Kuwait  From Britain  a ee aes   Some Units Sent To Border Area In Defense Move

Advance Units Within 5 Miles Of Iraqi Border   Commander Says Iraq Buildup Continues: Charaes Fly at U.N.

$3 Million Fire At Joy Mfg. Co.   Blast Causes Blaze At Franklin, Pa., Factory

Troops From Saudi Arabia Promised; Kuwait Requests Security Council Meeting

Leap to Defense of Sheikdom Threatened by Iraq; Baghdad Denies it is Massing Troops

British Commandoes Land In Kuwait Today; Saudi Arabian Troops to Aid Tiny Sheikdom

Saudi Arabia Also to Help Block Annexation   lraq Denies Its Troops Are Massing

Aid Requested By Sheik, Says Foreign Office   Answers Iraq Threat; United Nations Told

Arabs Rally In Face of  Iraq Threat   Neighbor Denies Massing Troops on Southern Border

Emergency Meeting of U.N. Asked  Invasion Threat By Iraq Reason For Troop Moves

KING SAUD SENDS ARABS ‘TO ASSIST   Rifle-Bearing Sheiks Swarm To Defend Nation

Iraq denies massing force on borders  , 4 ate, PEP nuet ae SESE Spee ee   Help on the way from Saudi to preserve peace

Troops Go To Help of Oil Center   Saud Sends Aid Too; Border Mobilizing Denied by Iraq.   UNITED NATIONS (AP) —The Security Council will meet tomorrow morning to take up Kuwait's complaint that Iraq threatens her independence.

British Marines in Kuwait   Iraq Denies Mobilizing Border Troops

British Troops Sent To Aid Of Sheikdom   Marines Land In Kuwait As Threat Of Invasion Grows

British and Arab Troops Move In fo Back Kuwait   Iraqi Radio Denies Massing Troops To Invade Oil Kingdom

rly in Jets; saudi Arabian Lroops Arrive, Iraq Venies invasion Flans—_  British Land Marines. Tanks to Bolster Kuwait

U.N. Action Requested  In Threats   Saudi Arabia Also Reported Sending Troops Into Area

Invasion By Iraq Troops Is Threatened   Emergency Meeting Of U.N. Security Council Asked To Investigate Threats From Iraq

Jet Fighters To Protect Against Iraq  Saudi Arabia Will Aid Sheikdom; Iraq

Saudi Arabia Also Sending Military Help   Gun-Bearing Sheiks Swarm to Defend Raainst Iraqi

Iraq Denies Mobilization On Borders   Help Also On Way To Rich Sheikdom From Sandi Arabia

lraq Threat Of Tnvasion  Brings Help   Saudi Arabia Also  Is Sending Treops

[Ready To Fight Tough Tribesmen Take Up Arms For Defense Of Kuwait

British Air Units Landed in Kuwait   Saudi Arabian Troops Also On Way to Halt Iraai Invasion Threat

Tiny Sheikdom Also To Get Arabian Aid   U.N. Council Is Asked To Probe Threats Coming from Iraq

Dozen Jet Fighters Fly In to Guard Sheikdom; Iraq Denies Forces Massed

Saudi Arabia fo Join in Meeting Threat by {raq   Damascus Deities Any Massing of Traops,  ° Firing on Iranian Ship

HICROPILM SERVICE & SALES CO. P.O, BOX p066 4924 COLE AVE. meee ae. TEXAS COMP.   Saudi Arabia Also ls Sending Troops To Bolster Kuwait

Britons Rush To Sheikdom  late Teenbe RdAarienn   Jets, Tanks, Marines To Defend Kuwait

Sheiks Also Swarm To Defense   Saudi Arabian Troops On Way To Aid Oil State

British Forces Land in Kuwait To Quell Threat   lraq Statements Deny Massing Invasion Units

Saudi Arabia Also Sends in Soldiers   Annexation Claim by fraqi Premier Triggers Move: Deny Massing Troops

Jet Fighters, Tanks Land To Help Defense   iraq Denies Massing Troops On Southern Border With Kuwait

Troops, Tanks And Planes to Oil-Rich State   Border Buildup Denied by Iraq

sU. N. Emergency Session Asked...   British Marines Land in Kuwait

Help Defend Against An Iraq Invasion  Requests United Nations Security } Council Meeting

Saudi Arabia Also Sending Aid To Sheik   Desert Volunteers Ride In To Fight  Threat From [raq

Arabian Troops Added To British InShow - OF Strength For Tin y Kuwait .

McNamara Shocked By Secrets Release   Closed Door Hearing Transcript Given Out: Chairman Agrees With Secretary

TESTIMONY. RELEASED     McNamara Raps Security Lack   Domestic Policies Blasted by Nixon

Delense (ificial — Shocked   See McNamara Worried About  His “Seerets”

In Senate Testimony  ‘McNamara Shocked at Date ‘Released by Security Chief:

It Might Have Been  2 Men Had Key to Setling Pre-CivilWarControversy

Civil War's Greatest Tragedy  Conflict Was Not Even Necessary   Tr. BRUCE CATTON - Written For

Civil War Was Not In Fact Necessary   By BRUCE CATTON Written For THe ASSOCIATED PRESS

Flicker Queen Suffers Brief Setback; Rallies On Road To Recovery

Setback Suffered By Liz   New Complication Sends Doctors Hurrvying Back To Hospital Room

LIZ TAYLOR HAS SLIGHT SETBACK, DOCTORS CALLED   Star Remains Off Dangers List; Had Been at Death Point Twice.

Park Sticker Fee Is Voted   Senate Passes and Sends Measure to State Assembly

More Contracts, Jobs Seen by LTV Prexy.   LTV Leaders... Exee Is Veteran  Of 25 Years at 43

U.S. Speedup Held Unlikely  Can't Ga EFnetar NASA Save   Can’t Go Faster, NASA Says

US. Still Is Months From Space Orbit   Agency's Chief Sees No Way To Speed Program

Major Titov Slated Toland Today After I7 Circuits Of Globe   SEEN MONTHS OFF  No Way To Speed US Program

Some Time Before U. S. Can Do ft  - And No Way   And No Way To Speed Up  Our Program

Holiday Road Deaths Mount Past 100 Mark   13 Fatalities In Nevada Set Pace For Nation As One Crash Kills LI: Total of 450 Predicted

Bang Bureau!  os Beate. NEW CAR’ DAMAGED IN MISHAP TUESDAY AT GROTEWOLD LOT

Bang Bureau!  NEW CAR DAMAGED — IN MISHAP TUESDAY AT GROTEWCLD LOT

Reds Repeat Success On  Sputnik Shot   ‘Little Star’ Safely Brought Back To Earth From Orbit

DOG RIDES FIVE- TON SPUTNIK   Moscow Reports Sofe Landing Of “Little Star” Dog, And Other Creatures After Space Trip.

Soviet Orbits Dog-Carrying Space Vehicle  Other ‘Creatures’ Reported On Ship Brought Back Safely

Dog and Other Small Animals On Board Ship   Repeat Performances Of Previous Firing

FIFTH RED SPACE SHIP IS LAUNCHEL   Dog Rides Red Ship to Earth: Weight Listed

Space Ship Is Orbited By Reds; Returns To Earth; No Passenger Mentioned

Reds Retrieve New Spaceship  Ancther Dog Carried  In Ew narimantal frase

Reds Retrieve New Space Ship   Moscow Mum On Any Living Thing Aboard

Reds Retrieve New Spaceship  Another Dog Carried  In Exnecrimental Craft

Another Russian Dog Taken Aloft, Landed on Signal   Five-Ton Sputnik Fired - bp ectaraty  - On “b Main F lignt

U.S. Launches Special Space Probe: Soviet Satellite Orbits Earth, Lands

Put Into Orbit, Brought Back To Earth   Carries Dog, Other Small Creatures

U. S. Sends: Payload On Strategic Flight   Russian ‘Spaceship  Orbited. Returned

Soviets Put Dog, Other Animals Info Orbit Again   Red News Agency Claims Another Russian Feat in Field of Science.

Soviets Fire, Return Anothe: Space Ship   Dog, Other Small Creatures Carried Around Earth

Soviet Space Ship Carrying Dog Landed Safely After Orbit      Launching Is Repeat Performance Of March 11 To Get New Data

Carries Dog, Other Small Animals  Russians Orbit and Recover Space Ship

Red Rocket OrbitsGlobe And Returns   Announcement Give: No Indication Of Living Passenger

Russ Orbit and Land Space Ship   They Don’t Boast of Any Passengers

US Lab For Space Study  Orbited; Soviets In Repeat Of Canine Carrying Flight

Soviet Rocket Sends Animals On Space Trip   Return to Earth Is Successful Today With Big Payload

Russ Orbit, Refurn Ship and Animals   "Magnificent’ Ride Taken by Dog, Other Creatures

Spaceship Is Brought Back By Russians   Craft Is Safely Landed on Soviet Soil After Orbit

‘EVERYBODY WINS’—PRIZES GALORE...  Doors Wide Open to Enter Paper's Subscription Contes!

Mostly Cloudy   Faces Rough Going  Kennedy Makes Plea for His Health Plan

Financing Method Hit; Kennedy Asks Support  From Divided Congress

At City Hall   ‘COUNCIL CONSIDERS. _ ‘PURCHASING FOGGING  EQUIPMENT — POSSIBLE NEW WORN ET RADIN

At City Hall   counctt CONSIDERS: PURCHASING FOGGING EQUIPMENT — POSSIBLE NEW MOBILE RADIO :

4 Canadians Beaten, Girl Assaulted   _U. Ne Threatens to. ‘UseForéé to

4 Soldiers From Canada Are Beaten   White U.N. Secretary Assaulted; Top Congo Officials Plan Confab

Unruly Soldiers Reported In New Outbreak  Outrages Reported Against UN Personnel In Leopoldville

Native Troops Begin Wave Of Violence   White Secretary Attacked, Four Canadian Soldiers Beaten by Soldiers.

New stamp is tribute to the nursing profession   Possibility of foul play remains     Investigate bread truck driver's disappearance   Thinks he drowned

Continue Search For Driver of Truck In River   May Have Drowned But Body Not In Truck

KU Coeds Ready House Decorations   UF Deadline Is Reset to Friday

PRAYER FOR .  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features) "

Will Stop Overnight At Wilmington  2 Groups Of Freedom Riders To Try North Carolina Tests

CUBANS DIG IN AGAINST U.S. ATTACK   Install Guns Along” Havana Seafront As Yanks Leave. Cabinet Bids For Kennedy Friendship.

Cabinet Makes Thinly Veiled Proposals   No Indication Of Any Shift By Castro, However

Cuban Cabinet Blames Ike  For Breach In Relations   U. S. Terms Cuban Charges  Of Invasion Plans Ridiculous

Cuban cabinet indicates it is warmer toward Kennedy   Makes frantic preparations against invasion

FOR VARIED ACTIVITIES   Eisenhower Gets Entire Blame For Situation

Castro Bids For Kennedy Favor   67 Embassy People Arrive In Florida

Cubans bid for change in U.S. policy under Kennedy   Fidel Castro sought break in diplomatic relations with U.S.

Cuban Cabinet Bids for Policy Change Castro Prepares For ‘Invasion’

Havana Sees Vast Defenses For Invasion’  Castro’s Cabinet   Castro’s Cabinet Holds Special Parley As Ties Are Severed

Castro Cabinet Puts Out Feeler to Kennedy for Change in U.S. Policies

No Change Indicated From Fidel Reaime   US. Embassy Workers Back in U.S. From Cuba

Cuba Bids For Poliey Change   Cuban Cabinet's Statement Expresses Hope For Change By Kennedy Regime

Castro Woos Kennedy   Cuban Chief Blames Eisenhower For All U.S.-Cuba Troubles

Castroites Hope Kennedy s Policy Will Be Different  Statement Places Full Blame On Eisenhower Ear Dinlamatic Rroaak

Cuba Makes Veiled Bid For Change Under U.S. Policy President-Elect's Regime

Statement After Long Night Cabinet Session Puts Entire Blame for Break in Diplomatic Relations on Eisenhower Administration

OK DEATH FOR VARIED ACTIVITIES   Eisenhower Gets Entire Blame For Situation

No Change In Castro Stand Is Indicated   Entire Blame For Break Placed On Ike Administration

Kennedy Regime Awaited In Cuba  Cuban Cabinet Bids For Change In U.S. Policy With Kennedy

Cuba Makes Thin Bid For U.S. Change  Refers To Kennedy; Na Hint OF Gwitch   Refers To Kennedy No Hint Of Switch In Castro's Policy

CASTES STAND SEARS UNCHANGED  Cuban Cabinet Bids For Change In U.S. Policy Under Kennedy Administration

Cubans Make Veiled Bid For U. S. Policy Change   Council Is Urged To Drop Cuba’s Charges

Cabinet Hopes Kennedy Will Ease Pressure   Puts Entire Blame for Break on Ike’s Administration

US Poliey C hange With € tuba ‘Sought   Ike Administration Blamed for Break In US-Cuban Ties

Castroites Hope Kennedy's Policy Will Be Different  Statement Placec Fi)!

Ike Blamed By Cuba For All Troubles   astros Cabinet Bids For Change In U.S. Policy Toward Cuba After Kennedy Takes Office. 

Guns Set Up On Seafront In Havana  mt @e   Cabinet Authorizes Death Penalty for All Anti-Castro Men

Castro Continues to Prepare for ‘Invasion’; Terrorists Face Death

Thinly Veiled Bid Is Issued By Cabinet   All Blame Laid To Ike’s Administration And Change Sought

When Kennedy Takes Over  Cubans In Bid For Alteration Of U. S. Policy

Bid for Change In Y.S. Policy Under JFK   Fidel Makes Frantic Preparations For ‘Invasion’ By Yanks

Cuba Hints For Shift In US. Poliey   Cabinet Blames Ike’s Administration For Break, Threats

Blame Ike For Trouble With Castro   Statement Makes No Specific Mention Of President-Elect

Bid for Change of U.S. Policy Toward Castro  Tow 37 eet, OM   Indications Show No Changes in Castro’s Attitude

Havana Sees Vast Defenses For ‘Invasion’   Castro's Cabinet Holds Special Parley As Ties Are Severed

Cubans Bid For Change In U.S. Policy On Castro   U.S. To Press Security Council To Drop Cuba’s Invasion Charges

Cuban Cabinet Puts All Blame Un Eisenhower  Hints at Change  In Tension After Jan 270 Chanaec

Cuban Cabinet Bids for Change In U.S. Policy   No Mention Is Made Of Guantanamo Base After Special Session

Lays break Of Ties to Ike’s Rule  JFK’s Attitude  Reason for Hope

Adlai and Nigeria Clash on Aid Offer  How Many Dollars? African Demands

Stevenson .     Initiative. Be   Nigerian Demands Concrete Proposals, Not ‘Hoodwinkina’”

Initiative Of Atrica Sought  Adlai Urges Natives To Develop Country

Stevenson Says Red Chinese Threat to All Nations —  U.S. Puts Prestige on Line i in UN Red China Fight

SOVIETS AND U. 5. WAGER PRESTIGE   Stevenson Warns Organization’s Fate Involved

Red Chinese issue Debated   Big Powers Determined To Fight Every Step

U.S., Soviets Gamble On Peiping Bid  Pre stige At Stake  Sl a ee ™:,   Prestige At Stake In U.N. Debate On Red China Seat

Two Clash Head-on In China Issue   Stevenson Warns Whole Future Of U.N. Is at Stake

Red Chinese Issue Debated No-Holds-Barred   Big Powers Determined To Fight Every Step Of Way over Peiping

Great Powers Clash in Opening Round of Debate Over Seating Peiping

U.N. Battle Over Issue Indicated  Stevenson Warns   Stevenson Warns Future of World Body Is At Stake

Big Powers Willing To Gamble UN Future   Stevenson Warns Delegates Whole Future of United Nations at Stake; Claims Massive, Brutal Threat to Man

Gamble Prestige On Outcome  U.S., Soviet Clash In UN On Red China Seat Issue

U.S., Soviet Prestige on Line in U.N.  Decide to Gamble On Red China's Bid for a Seat

U.S.A., Russia Gambling Prestige On Outcome Of Peiping’s U.N. Bid

Risk Prestige On Outcome Of Peiping’s Bid   Stevenson Cites Red Chinese Unconcern For Human Values

U.S., Russia Lock Horns On Peiping   Two Nations Gambling Their Prestiae In U.N

U. S.. Russia Lay Prestige On The Line   Two Big Powers Clash Head-on In Opening Round Of Red China’s Bid For A U.N. Seat

Gamble over seating China   U.S., Russians put prestige on outcome of vote

Opening Round of China Debate Triggers Issue   Stevenson Tells Delegates Future of UN at Stake

CLASH OVER CHINA REDS   Big Powers Gamble Prestige On Whether Peiping Will Get Formosa’s Seat In U.N.

Battle Over Peiping Bid Opens In UN   Soviet, U.S. Put Prestige On Line As Struggle Starts

BOTH POWERS PUT PRESTIGE AT STAKE   Over Giving Communist Nation 1 Seat  In U.N,  STEVENSON   Blasts Peiping Government In No-Holds-Barred Address During Debate

U.S. and Soviets Clash in Debate   Gamble Prestige On Outcome of Red Chino Bid for U.N.

Both Wage Prestige on China Issue   Stevenson Says Future of UN ls at Stake

Reds Tighten Travel Restrictions Across East-West Berlin Lines   U.S. Diplomats Study Soviet Note Accusing Espionage

Text Secret Until Final Coding Ends  U.S. Aims Blast At Reds’ Barbed

soviet Note Accuses US Of Airlifting Spies Into Berlin Via Air Corridors

PNY SOOM GS WUE  U.S. Studies New Red Note   Tear Gas Given To VU. S. Troops

Charge Spies. Agents Ferried; May Forewarn Clampdown  By Soviet Union

Diplomats Study Notes ‘ Soviets Allege Espionage Airlift By U. S. To Berlin

Officials Study New Russian Note on Berlin   Note is Said to Accu.e West of Abusing Rights

oe eee RAS _ avs DA 2.70 O  ae Send New Note  About West Berlin Access

Governors For Tough Attitude   In International Affairs, Conference Pledges Support

Tough Action Against Reds Is Advocated   Governors Pledge To Back Kennedy In Foreign Affairs

U. S. Must Sell Something Besides Democracy in Many Poor Nations

STATE CHAMBER HITS DEPRESSED AREAS MEASURI   Claims Plan Would Aid On: Town at Expense of Another.

See Senate Renewal of Feed Grain Controversy   Mlinoisan Against Aid to Depressed   Fear Havoc

CARS MAROONED  IN N SOUTH PART OF STATE =  Texas Rain Up To 7 Inches Sends Flash Floods ‘Aeross Road:

TRAFFIC AND UTILITIES SUFFERERS   Six Deaths Are Laid To Storm; Schools Closed

POLL TAX BOX SCORE   TRAFFIC SNARLED Ice and Snow Storm Hits State; 6 Persons Killed

Kennedy Wage Bil Wins Senate Test  Nears Final Passage; House Must Agree

In the County  MERRILL COMMUNITY CLUB MAKES APPEAL -- FOR MAYOR AND  COUNCIL CANDIDATES — IN CITY ELECTION

Soviets Plan Huge 1962 Arms Outlay   Russians Claim Record Budget Set to Counter ‘Aqgressive- NATO Move

Russ Military Budget Will Set Record   NATO’s ‘Ageressive’ Action Cited as Reason for Hike

: Nina K. Meets Peace Marchers; Says Russia Not Building Shelters

School’s Inmates Escape Friday  Negro Girls Fight With Knives, Ice Picks In Oklahoma

23 Inmates Escape From Girls’ Scheol   Incorrigibles Wield Kitchen Knives, Ice Picks in Oklahoma

23 Flee Oklahoma Girls Training School; Six Surrender Due To Cold

17 Teen Age Escapees Still At Large   Mass Break By 23 Incorrigibles At Oklahoma School

Wielding Knives: ————_—_  Incorrigible Girl inmates Break From Okla. Prison

Allied Ministers Prove Captive Audience, Assess Khrushchev Talk Word By Word

Inside The Lima Neirs   NIKKY PACKS (EM IN AND HOLDS “EM  Every Actor Should be Jealous

Action Believed Near On School Aid Program   Related Stories, Pages 7, 16

Pressures Spur Aid Approval  ; Ae © ee: oe ee   Fulbright Sees  Senate Gains

Opinion by Fulbright: World Troublespots Help Kennedy Foreian Aid Bill

Missile Downs B52 Bomber: 5 Feared Killed   Sidewinder Accidentally Fired By Jet Fighter On Training Mission

Kennedy, Macmillan to go ahead with nuclear tests   Adoula warns Tshombe to prove /his good faith and honor

Castro Alerts ‘Troops   Air Attacks Touch Off Explosions, Report Two Planes Shot Down

Bombers Land In Florida   Cubans Taken Into Custody By Authorities

Statistics Point to Upturn Some Bad Signs Hover Over Business Outlook

plalistics SHOW —  Production Skid Is Halted Marked Upturn In Sight

This Week in Business and Finance... .     Statistics Reveal Upturn in U. S. Economy

Upswing Seen in Industry   6-Month Preduction Skid Halted: Car Sales Increase _

Support Is Given By Statistics to Business Boost   Bad Spots Speckle Brighter Picture

Statistics Support Optimism   Skid in U. S. Industrial Production Halts; Sales Of Automobiles Pick Up

Despite Some Adverse Signs Here and There a  Support Grows for Prophets  Of Early Upturn in Business

ALLIANCE WITH REDS IS REASON   Ban Proposal Is Presented By United State:

GI College Plan In Education Bill  Surprise Committee Action Adds to Tanaled Situation

Peacetime Gl College Bill U p In Senate   $2 Billion Proposal Would Offer Education to 4,250,000 Discnarges.

Education Bill Hits More Snags  $2 Billion GI College Program Hitche To Tangled Situation

Senate Springs  - Surprise  Committee Adds  Vets’ Schooling Proposal

GI College Plan Tacked  On Measure   Senate Education Group Confuses School Bill By Costly GI Provision

GI program hitched to defense education bill   Tractor group says  Castro killed deal

GI Proviso May Doom  School Bill  Education Progran   Education Progran of JFK Now Has Expensive Hurdle

Vet Program Tacked Onto Education Bill   Senate Addition O: $2-Billion Adds To Tangled Situation

U.S. May Go to Courts fo End Shipping Strike   Seems Only Recourse After Unions Reject Goldberg’s Peace Pla:   Another Knot in Tangled School Bill  GI College Education Program Tacked On in Surprise Action

Gl College Plan Adds to Tangle   Proposal Is Hitched To Defense Education

4 inches at  Glenwood; Crop  Loss at Shenandoah By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Denounced Ex-Minister Is Heading for Moscow To Face Consequences

HIS LAST LONG JOURNEY?: . Old Bolshevik Molotov. Heads Home to Russia—and Trouble

Molotov Leaves For Home Today  Faces Consequences Of Denouncement By  The Communist Party

[In Red Hot" ‘Water -—  Molotov Must  oe ei  ‘Face The M       usic

Fate Of Old Bolshevik  Uncertain   Leaves Vienna Under Guard Of Red Police

Molotov On Way Home  From Vienna   Loser in Soviet Party In-Fighting To Face Music

Molotov Goes Home to Face His Accusers  Train Bears Former Foreign Minister Raal tn Macnnkus

Report Former Soviet Foreign Minister On Way To Moscow: Had Held Minor Post In Vienna

Old Bolshevik Was Denounced At Party's Rally  Departs Vienna By Train; Faces

- WHAT WILL BE MOLOTOV'S FATE? Ex-Soviet Official Facing Party Ouster

Molotov Called To Moscow To Face Consequences Of His Denouncement

Book May Be Closed....  Denounced Molotov Heads  Home to Face Consequences

Slips Out Of Vienna Unnoticed   On Way Home To Face Consequences of Denouncement,

Molotov Faces Soviet Wrath   Former Foreign Minister May Be Ousted From Communist Party

MOLOTOV HEADS BACK T0 USSR   Faces Consequences Of Backing Loser

Denounced Molotov Off  For Moscow His Fate Rests   His Fate Rests In Hands of Khrushchev

Molotov Going Home To Face Uncertain Fate   Denounced By Soviet Communist Party: Slips Out Of Vienna —

Soviet Union Pledges Aid To Gizenga  Blasts Federation, Renews Demands   Blasts Federation, Renews Demands For Dag’s Ouster

Pins Label ‘Absurd on Red Attack   Gromyko Brands Dag Lumumba Death Accomplice.

Reds Denounce Planned Congo Confederation   Termed Conspiracy of Colonialists by Gromyko in U.N.

Declares Russ Does Not Want UN to Succeed   Says Reds Fill Congo Talks With Destructive Spirit

Pledge Soviet Help To  Gizenga Congo Regime   Russia Blasts African Group

ADLAL CHARGES REDS OBSTRUCT CONGO PEACE   Assails Russian Threat to Ac-'st Red Regime cf Gizenga.

Pledge Aid To Regime Of Gizenga   Gromyko Renews Demand in U.N. For Dag’s Ouster

Gromyko Talk Termed Wild, Irresponsible  U. S. Delegate Calls It Threat To U.N. Survival

Soviet ‘Obstruction’ In Congo Denounced   Stevenson Says Russia Doesn’t Want U.N. to Succeed in Peace Efforts; Gromyko Calls Hammarskjold Accomplice in Lumumba Slavina

SECRETARY IS ‘ABSURD’   Urges Russians Te Give Something Beside Criticism

Stevenson Accuses Soviets Of Trying to Wreck Peace Efforts in the Congo

UN Future In Peril, Says Adlai   U. S. Delegate Answers Tirade From Gromyko

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Soviet Union Charged In Reviving Cold War

Adlai Asserts Russ Attack On Dag Wild   Gromyko Again Demands Hammarskjold Withdraw   EXPENSIVE FFFORT

 Claims Cold War Revival Stevenson Blasts Soviet   Nicsarmament Shelved

Adlai Attacks Soviet Policy In The Congo   Says U.N. Itself ls Threatened By Cold War Traditio:

Soviets Blast Proposed Congo Grouping, Pledge Gizenga Hel   Gromyko Renews Hammar skjold Ouster Demand

Stevenson Accuses Russia Of Obstructing The U Efforts Is Congo Situation   Kennedy Decides US Will Not Let Reds Take Laos

Soviets Pledge Aid To Gizenga   Demands Renewéd. To Removed Dag © From U.N. Post

Adlai Says Reds Renew Cold War  Charges Attempt To Wreck Congo Peace Fffor#

Soviets To Back  Gizenga   Russians Denounce Congo Confederation, Renew Demands For Dag Dismissal

Adlai Scores Soviets   Soviet Denounces Hammarskjold For Slavine of Lumumbe

Dag Ouster : Demanded . by Gromyko   Hammarskjold . Called ‘Lumumba -. Killing: Accomplice’

Gromyko Assails Congo Federation, Supports Gizenga   Also Renews Demand for Hammarskiold’s Ouster

Also Renews Demand Dag Be Dismissed   Gromyko Opens New Round Of Debate In Congo Crisis

ADLAI CHARGES REDS OBSTRUCT CONGO PEACE   a a ae a  Assails Russion Threat te Ac-'st Red Regime cf Gizenga.

Adlai Sees Cold War's Revival   Russ Accused Of Opposing Conao Peace

Soviet Fires New Blast at Congo Setup  Federation Plan Denounced: Gizenga Praised

Soviet Assails. Confederation of Congo State:  Antoine Gizenga to Get Backing -

Inside Today.   -Gromyko Blast Denounces ‘Congo Federation Setup

Soviet Accused  Of Blocking U.N.   Stevensén Makes Charges in Talk to Assembly Today

Reds Seeking Dag’s Ouster  Call for Withdrawal : By UN Forces In Convo

Russ Revive Cold War in   Replies to Gromyko, Charges Attempt to Wreck Congo Peace And Get Dag Fired

State Legislature Heads Info Final Frantic Month  Long List of Major Problems Remains

Inside...   Only Two Weeks Remain This eSssion  Time of Crisis, Confusion Arrives for Legislators

Terry Jo Eats In Hos pital Room... .  This Is Mixed-Up Day For Survivor Of Ship

Cause tor Grief and Thanks  Terry Jo, Bereft of Her Family, Recovers Rapidly From Ordeal

SHE CHOOSES TRADITIO NAL MEAL Thanksgiving Mixed Up For Terry Jo

Mixed Up Holiday . ‘Rescued Girl Thanktul  For Her Fast Recovery

This Is Mixed Up Thanksgiving Day For Survivor Of Bluebelle Tragedy

lAs Decision Nears on Backfilling Hassle .  Strip Mine Bills Among Most Controversial for Lawmakers

CLEARFIELD CO. PROJECT IS EXAMPLE:  Strip Mine Backfilling Aired

Fire Traps 72 Men in Coal Mine   All Feared Dead In Japan’s Worst Mining Disaster

New York Tot's Holiday Was Filled With Starvation—After Mother Died

Mother Meat Dead  3-Year-Old Girl Gr itical After Horror, Starvation.

Mother Dead  '3-Year-Old Girl Critical After Horror, Starvation.

Ordeal of Horror, Starvation Tot Spends Holidays Beside Mother’s Body

Tappings Stop From Toppled Sea Platform  Divers Locate Hulk 50 Feet Below Atlantic

Tower Hulk Is Sighted, Taps Ended   Storm-Wrecked Radar Station Now Believed Tomb for 28 Men

Government Says:  Medic Involved In Trujillo Killing Commits Suicide

Severs Jugular Vein  Doctor Takes Own Life Following Hostage Tale

U.S. BRITAIN ALSO PROMISE AID IN GRISIS   Small Country Alerting Army To Face Risk  Of Invasion   IRAQ HAS STATED PLANS TO ANNEX

West, UAR Rally Back Of Kuwait   Army Alerted But Iraq Move Does Not Come

Army Alerted But No Sign Of Any Action   LAR Pledges Help: After British Offer Active Military Help

Army of Oil-Wealthy Sheikdom Held Ready To Resist as Powers _  Rally for Defense

lragi Claims To Sheikdom Dealt Blows   Former British Protectorate Puts Tiny Army On Alert

Pledge Aid To Thwart  Takeover   Nasser Promivea Military Support For Oil-Rich Area

Opposition To lraq's Claim ls Reported ©   Saudia Arabia Also Firm Against’ Move; Kassem Jsolated

West, Arabs Rally  ‘To Kuwait's Side   Iraq's Kassem May Be Isolated In Claim for Oil-Rich Domain

West, Arabs Opposed To  Annexation  Oil-Rich Kuwait Alerts Army To Kaen Trante Ont

Secret Sessions Question May Be Con-Con Issue   Showdown Debate on Floor Is Possible

Train Wreck Kills Six in Maryland  Pennsy Special to Bowie Track Piles Up

Ask Hike in Social Security  Tax Program   Would Finance Medical Care for Aged

$12 Million Hike In State Taxes ls Proposed   Legislators Also Talk of Cutting Budget $8 Million

Part Of Plan To Nationalize All Burial Sites   Indications Cuban Militia Suffering Heavy Casualties

Conservative Strength Uat House Rules Committee  Adds Two Kennedy Men

Several Hundred Minnesotans Help Jam Washington for Kennedy Inauquration

But It Looms And Situation Will Not Help West in Talks Anent Berlin

Adenauer Will Fight for Control Despite Loss at West German Polls

DESPITE PARTY SETBACK Adenauer Clings To Hope Of Leadership   CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE  Ban-the-Bomb’ Arrests Soar

Adenauer Is Determined To Hold On   Has No Intention Of Coalition With Christian Socialists

Adenauer Not ‘Ready lo Give Up   Aged West German Leader Means To Keep Chancellorship

Ohio College Revolt Ends as State Patrol :  Clears Campus Crowds

Quiet Descends On University   Bowling Green Head Summons Patrolmen

Student Protest ; Ohio Police Army Quells ‘Rumble’ At Bowling Green

Dictator s End Seen Aiding LS.   7 a . hal  : “t > ay core : r ¢* n !

Situation Poses Grave Problems  : — za b Pon   Major Question Is Successor  To Trujillo

Power Still Seems With Trujillo Pals   Other Reports Put Dominican Army Ir Control Of Country

MURDER MAY FREE KENNEDY OF MILLSTONE   Trujillo’s Death Never. theless Poses Grave  Problems   DOMINICAN ARMY NOW IN CONTROL

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Latin America Offered Half-Century Program of Development by U. S.

Latins Offered Fifty-Year Plan  Economic Conclave   Economic Conclave Urges ‘Bold Effort’

Latin America Offered U.S. Aid Program   Long-Term Loans Pledged By Dillon; Reforms Demanded

LATIN NATIONS ARE OFFERED AID PROGRAM   U. S. Willing To Assist Countries Helping  Themselves   LOW INTEREST LOANS TO RUN 50 YEARS

Progress Alhianee Launched   U. S. Offers Latin America Bio-Money Plan

US. Offers Fifty Year Aid Plan   Latin American — Ministers Applaud Dillon's Speech

4 Americans Among 7 Survivors  27 Die In Crash Of Comet Jet Near Turkish Capital

4 Residents Of US. Were Passengers  _ Comet Blows Up In  Air Shortly After

Four Americans Aboard British Jet Airliner Crashes  vm Turkey, 29 Feared Dead

27 Killed tn Air Crash   Four Americans Amone Survivors      Today's Index

4 Americans Dead Wot  Jet Comet Crashes In Snowstorm Just after Tokeoff

British Jet Crashes Tn Flames   Eight Or More Of 34 Abroad Survive Mishap

Puce tone AB tO He COE  a7 Persons  Killed As §  4 Americans Listed As Survivors       British Plone  - Crashes-Exolodes Nese Ankara, Turkey

29 Persons Feared Dead Tn Air Crash   British Jet Explodes, Crashes in Turkey;  Four U. S. Residents Listed as Passengers

26 ARE DEAD IN CRASH OF BRITISH JET   Eight Survive Disaster At Ankara; Four  Americans Aboard   GAINED 1,000 FEET BEFORE EXPLOSION

LANGROISE FAMILY Prominent Boise Womar  Dies, 2 Injured in Fire,

Idaho Traffic Deaths   Teamster Officer Inclictec For Taking legal Pay

Fulbright Urges Economic Cutoff Against Soviets   Halting Purchase Of Russian Oil Is Suqaested

Reprisals Asked Against Commies Fulbright Suggests  West Germany Quit Buying Soviet Oil

Fulbright Is For Reprisals   Urges Agreement With Allies For Concerted Action

McKay Hits Atheism In Final Talk  General Authorities Of Church Up To   General Authorities Of Church Up To 39 At Final Session

New Approach To Peace Is Offered By Symposium At Duke University

Experts Gather At Duke For 5-Day Meet Commonwealth Of Children  Transeends All Boundaries

Berlin Crisis To U.N.?  Rusk Refuses   Rusk Refuses To Estimate War Dangers

Marine Gen. Pate Victim of Tumor  Retired Veteran Dies in Hospital

} Portugese Colonies Hit By indians  nvasion Is ecto En 400 Year Rul   U.S. Seeks Cure For Coffee Ills

Two Men Die In Plane Crast At Brookfield   Kansans Enroute to Macon Are Killed in Heavy Rainstorm

Bob Kennedy Plans To Open All Interstate Buses And Facilities To All Colors

Bob Kennedy Asks ICC To Move To End Discrimination On Buses   Wants Waiting Rooms, Rest Rooms And Lunch Counters Opened To All

row ron rreceres  Atty. Gen. Asks Prompt Move To End Segregation On Buses

HIT POLES, ROOFTOPS Huge Bird Flock: Swoops- Down on Foggy Santa Cruz

REVEAL PLAN FOR ADDING NEW SCHOOL   Birmingham Junior High Scheduled for Construction Soon

REVEAL PLAN FOR ADDING NEW SCHOOL   Birmingham Junior High Scheduled fo:  Ree ERE: Se

Matron Denies Beating Charge   Enid State School Inquiry Continues

Censorship Of Movies Is Upheld   Censorship Before Public Showing Okayed

On the Inside. .    U.S. High Court Upholds  Motion Picture Censorship

Supreme Court Issues 5-4 Decision Today   OK Censorship Of Films Before Public Showing

 Tornadoes in Alabama, Georgia  'New Rains Plague  'Drenched Southland

 AMERICAN FATHER & SON  Two Hijackers Wanted To Live It Up In Cuba

Hijacker's Motive Bared by Captor   Man Who Seized Jetliner, ‘Wanted to Live in Cuba,’ Claimed ‘Plot’ His Own Idea

Hijacker No Longer Liked U.S.   Bearden’s Try Wasn't Political, Captor Tells Senate.

Red Editor In Report On JFK   JEK Cites Root Of Conflict As Effort Of Rede

Freedom of Choice Lacking in Europe,  JFK Tells Russia   US President Reaches Russ People Through Own Government Newspaper; Blames E-W Troubles on Communism

Russians Trying fo Communize World, He Says   Interview Given to Rad Published Today

— Izvestia Gives 10 Columns Over To QOnectinne And Ancwerse On Situation.

Kennedy tells Soviet editor In interview   Published today by Khrushchev's son-in-law

Leading Red Paper Runs Interview   Urges Russians Pursue Only Owr National Interests

“Problems Would Fade lf Reds Let Other People Alone.”’   The U.S. Aim.

K Kin Turns Interview Into Debate   President Urges Freedom of Choice for East Europe

JFK HITS RED DRIVE TO RUN ENTIRE EARTH   President Calls For Freedom Of Eastern European States; Rejects East German Rule Of Berlin.

Declares Soviets Trying To Communize World; Calls For Free Elections   President's Views On International Crisis Disclosed Today Following Interview With Soviet Reporter, Khrush’s Son-In-Law

Kennedy Tells Red Editor Root Of World Trouble Is  ‘Russias ‘Communization—

 Addresses Press Meeting President Says Red Threat  Greater Than Declared War

Kennedy tells Russians of Soviet responsibility for world tension   Chester Bowles is. in tailored role

Agreements Could Aid  Peace   President Told  Red Reporter Berlin Settlement Could Improve Relations

Stress Laid Onkreedom  Of Choice   Berlin Conflict Dealt With As Focus of Tensions

Reds Print J.F.K. Views In Moscow Paper Today  First Publicity on U.S. Point of View

Soviets Secure From Invasion  Red Paper Quotes Kennedy Interview

Izvestia Prints Chief’s Charges   (See Highlights of Message, Page 2)

BLAMES WORLD COMMUNISM DRIVE FOR TENSION  Let Others Live As They Like: Kennedy

Publishers Told Of  Communism Menace   Kennedy Tells Them To Approach Stories In The National Interest

Reds Publish Kennedy Interview; Soviets Blamed for World Crisis   tevestia. Tells What President Told: Reperter   (Why the interview? Page 3.)

 Interview By Russian Newsman Reported  \“Effort To Communize” Root Of Conflict, Says JFK

Today’s Index   Accident Report   Soviet Union Writer Releases Interview with President Kennedy

Interview With K's Son-In-Law Is Released   President Wants Agreement On Nuclear Test Ban   CRITICAL AREA

lamed For East-West Conflict  AFK BLASTS RUSSIA’S COMMUNIST CRUSADE

WEATHER   KENNEDY SPEAKS ON WAR, PEACE, SATELLITES  Highlights of Russian Interview Are Presented

Soviet Effort to Communize World Chief Threat to Peace, Kennedy Tells Moscow Editor   U. S. Will Recognize Free Elections as Decisive, Assurance

Russ Attempt to Communize World At Root of Tensions, Kennedy Says

Red Efforts To Communize World Hit   Interview Published  In Rueda

VowtoCommunize World Brings Strife, Kennedy Declares   President Gives Views in Interview With Red Editor

Kennedy Appeals Press Guard U. 5. Security in View of Red Threat

THE WEATHEK   Kennedy Tells Russians:  Red Evangelism Causing Tendon         East-West Begin ‘Talk Marathon

Mother Prays for Daughter   Red Designs on World Endanger Peace. JEK Says in Soviet Paper   Warnings Underlines Diplomatic Phrases

Soviet Effort — To Communize  World Cited   Root Of East-West Troubles, Khrushchev’s Son-In-Law Told

Kennedy Blames War Peril on Communism   Newspaper Izvestia Publishes Exclusive Interview With President.

in interview for izvestia People Should Have Chotee  JFK Says Red Effort To Communize World Is Root Of Trouh

Comments Published  In Izvestia   President Calls For Free Choice  By All Peoples

No Invasion JFK Assures Russians  Soviet Union Told U.S. Side Of Controversy

Attempts to Communize World Prevent Harmony, Kennedy Says in Interview

Interview Given Khrush’s Son-In-Law Printed Today By Izvestia, Soviet Paner   U.S. President Says Soviet Union Should Look Only To Its National Interest And Better Life For Its  Own Paarl,

Opinion Given Russian Edifor In Interview   Root of Trouble Said Moscow’s Efforts To Communize World

JFK told Ked newsman: Red efforts to communize world, cause of conflicts

President’s Interview With Red Writer Published Efforts to Communize World Root of Conflict Says JFK

Soviet Boss’ Son-In-Law Gets Interview  Kennedy Claims  Countries Could ' Exist In Peace

In Interview with Russian taltor  Soviet Efforts to Communize World Root of East-West Conflict, JFK Says   Uncle Sam Showing Growing Interest in Latin America

KENNEDY INTERVIEW PUBLISHED IN SOVIET NEWSPAPER  Blame Placed on Russia for Dangers to Peace

Kennedy's Interview With Russian Journalist Published In Red Paper

Permit True Coexistence, Soviet Urged   Drive To Communize World Called Basic Threat To Peace

rank interview Published In izvestia  JFK Tells Soviets Theyre To Blame

Highlights Of Izvestia’s Interview With President   HITS EFFORTS TO ‘COMMUNIZE WURLD Kennedy Interview Published In Izvestia

In Interview With Adzhubei Of Russ Paper  Says Soviet Efforts To Communize World At Raat af Canflict

PUTS STRESS ON CHOICE BY PEOPLE   Thumbs Down O: Giving Berlin To Red Recime

President's Interview With Sonin-Law of Premier Khrushchev Is Published in Izvestia

Tells Russians Peace Periled By USSR Effort To Communize  Whole World

Tells the Soviet People — Through Their Own Govt. Paper of Firm U.S. Policy

Russians Told Our Side Kennedy Assails Soviet  Attempts to Communize

Dangers to Peace Blamed On Soviet Efforts To “Communize The World”

Kennedy Says Berlin Pact Could Lead to Peace   Tells Soviet People Efforts to Communize World Root of East-West Conflict

Russ Effort To Communize World Is The Root Of East-West Conflict

Kennedy Puts Blame on Reds For Tensions  Interview in Soviet Press Assures People

President’s Full Interview Reaches 4: Million Soviets   Negotiation Hints In Kennedy Words

In Exclusive Kennedy Interview .. eS  Blames Peace Dangers On Reds’ A fforts

Hits Commie World Drive   Khru’s Son-In-Law Reports On Interview

In Red Newspaper Izvestia  JFK Cites Red Push to Communize World as Root of Bad Relations   Question: What Will Move U. S. To  Intervene in Latin America Areas?

Calls Efforts To Communize Peace Threat   President, in Interview, Says Soviets Should Seek Only to Protect National Security.   Kennedy Drops Clues to Possible Negotiation

Soviets Publish Interview By K's Son-In-Law   Never Before Allowed In Russia   ‘Export Of Revolution’ Denied

Interview with Nikita’s Kin In Izvestia   Russian Editor Argues On Main Points

Soviet Paper Prints Views  Given By JFK   Blames Attempts Of Red Leaders To  Communize World

Kennedy Asserts Red Expansion Root of Problem   Interview With Khrushchev Kin Released for Moscow Papers   CANT WITHDRAW

U. $. SECURITY THREATENED BY COMMUNISM   Is Deadly Challenge, Kennedy Tells News paper Executives   CHANGE IN OUTLOOK NEEDED, GROUP TOLD

Views Given In Izvestia  Says Soviet Attempt to Convert World Daneecrone

The Week’s Weather   FFA MEMBERS TO COMPETE AT THE 10WA STATE FAIr

Kennedy, Nationalist China Official Reach ‘Agreement’ on Outer Moncolia

Foes Say Kansas Measure ‘Roughest In Nation’ —  GOP Supports Compensation Bill

Judge Delling, 83, Victim of Heart Attack   Dies on Birthday While Visiting at California

Governor Sanford Confident Voter: Will Approve Bond Issues Tuesday

Erbe: Shorter Liquor Store Hours Not Needec   Board Says It Has Received No Bonus Liquor

FIRE PERIL MOUNTS Grasshopper Invasion Is  New Drought Area Threa

Grasshopper Invasions Add fo Threat Of Drought In Northern Great Plains

GRASS HOPPERS CREATE THREAT   Drought Ravaging —._ Great Plaine _

Tn G srip Of Drought Of Drought  Grasshoppers Add To Woes On Plains

Massive Grasshopper Invasions. Are Posing Threats To: West Droucht Arenc

Grasshoppers, Fires Menace Drought Area   Hordes Of Insects Swarm Over Northern Great Piains Where Forests, Prairies Burn.

Vast Area Already In Grip Of Devastating Drought And Temperatures Remain In 90s   Scores Of Counties Placed Under Federal Disaster Programs; No Relief In Siaht

Drought Area Invaded By Grasshoppers   Scores: of Counties Put Under Federal Di€aster Program

Kuwait Forces on Move—   ‘Hoppers, Fires Add to Drought Area's Woes

‘Hoppers’ Chew Up  Plains   Grasshopper Army Drought Menace Great Plains ‘Rreadbasket*™

Daily Almanac   Fire Threat Grows: . Grasshopper Invasions Threaten Drought Area

Hopes Rise for Quick End to Algerian War   Tunisian Leader Heads for Home

Hopes Raised For Ending of Algerian War  De Gaulle, Tunisian Head Wind Up Talk

Hopes Rise For Peace In Algeria   De Gaulle Winds Up Key Talks With Tunisian President

Algerian Peace Hopes Rising   De Gaulle, Tunisia President Held Closed Meeting

Hopes High For End To Algerian War  Two Leaders Agree On Possibilities Of a Settlement

Hopes Rise For  Algerian Peace De Gaulle and Bourguiba Wind Up Crucial Talks on Confident Note

Hopes Rising for Peace in Algeria  DeGaulle, Bourguiba Wind Up Conference

Following Crucial Tatks  Hopes High For Swift Settlement In Alaeria

GOP Fans. Missile Gap Controversy   Congressional Leaders Direct Jibes Toward Kennedy, McNamara

GOP Leaders Fan Missile Gap Mixup  Jibe At Kennedy, . McNamara For Thei

Childhood to Old Age   Jibes at JFK, McNamara. ; ‘Missile Dispute Fanned

AT WELL NEAR PECOS  Gas Blast Kills 2, Injures 73   De Gaulle Not Hurt In Attempt On Life

Neighbors Object to Ponies Object to Ponies _  Gift to Grandchildren Brings About Slaying

South African Work Strike Restrained   Government Holds ‘Total Collapse’,   Government Holds ‘Total Collapse’, But Claim Appears To Be Exaaqerated

S. A fricans Claim Negro Strike Fails   Police Patrols Continue March On Settlements Despite ‘Victory

House Okays Bill on Rules  For Inquiries   Measure Would Close  False Swearing Loophole

REP. CHAS. HOEVEN IS RECIPIENT OF SERVICE AWARD   Alton Congressman Is Honored By ACA In Washington

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Temperatures Will Stay Above Freezing

$9) Kaul Clay Product Plant  Workers Idled   Five Volunteer Fire Departments Battle Blaze: No One Hur

Fire Destroys Clermont Plant of Kaul Clay Co.: $5 Workmen Are [dled

Top of fourth inning saw Yanks ahead, 1]-3   YANKEES 6—REDS 0 JHIRD INNING

Reds Stick With Regular   YANKEES— ® & &. BEOEEEREEE EE REDS— S oo & RRERABSEe BEE

Legislators Take Off Weekend  17 Bills Tossed   17 Bills Tossed Into Hopper for Senate’s Action

‘ Lived on Canned Beans —   ‘Loneliest Lighthouse’ Survivors Rescued

One Man Feared Dead Survivors of Lighthouse Blast Tell of Ordeal:

: ‘Couple Cans Of Beans’ For Food  Three Men Survive Lighthouse Blast

Coast Guardsmen Live on Beans for Four Days as Blast Rocks Lighthouse

 i  ° Survivors Describe Explosion That  Wrecked Lighthouse On Lake Superio:

Explosion Rocks Lonely Spot  3 Rescued, I Missing In Lighthouse Blast

Fourth Missing In Explosion  3 Men Rescued At ‘Loneliest Lighthouse

_ LIGHTHOUSE BLAST VICTIMS  ~ A Couple Of Cans Of Beans Since Sunday

Fourth Man Missing  Coast Guard Pulls Trio From Lighthouse Disaste:

Up ror Grabs In 1762 , Rockefeller: Revamping Republican New York Politics With Eye on ‘64

Tshombe Charge ls Called False   May Be Propaganda, Savs United States

Tshombe Charges Denied by U. Ss.  Avack on-Ambniendok k. —   Attack on- Ambassador Fearee Prelude to Peace Breakdown

U.S. Assails New Charges  By Tshombe we  Sees Gullion Slap As Move To sustif  yo eee, ee sn:  eee 

-El Centro, Calif. Fire Causes Near Panic Among Citizens  Poisonous Fumes Rout 300

Lush Imperial Valley:  Poisonous Gas Routs 300 From West Coast Homes

Three Attorneys Involved In ‘Love Triangle’ Slaying  Husband Surrenders, Admits Murders

Weather      A ttorney Surrenders to      Fled to Washington After Shooting Wire, Other Man

Officials Grilled About Space Defeat   ‘Brave Vian’   Canaveral Bottleneck

House Committee Quizzes Top U.S. Space Officials Followina Russian Feat

Congressmen Put America’s Top Space Experts on Hot Spot Over Russian Feat

Congress Told NASA Won't Hurry Plans  Race Was Lost Years Ago, Deputy Claims

NATION'S TOP SPACEMEN ARE QUESTIONED   Congressmen Demand Speedup In America’s Rocket Program   SOLID-FUEL SPACE BOOSTERS FAVORED

VOCREE UFFIClIQis Vulzzed : Disturbed House Probes U.S. Man In Space Lag

Russian Feat Stirs Clamor In Congress   NASA's Top Men Say Money Not Time Substitute

Cut Schedules in Half, New Yorker Urges at  Hearing—U. S. Began Too Late, Says Dryden

UNM Reinstates Russell to Full Teaching Status  Popejoy Says Case Won't Be Appealed, Contract Mailed

5 Die, 150 Buildings Gutted As California FiresSweep150,000 Acres.

Fires Rage On In Calif.   3,000 Battle Forest Blazes Length Of State, Damage  In The Millions

On Guard In New York   ore Than 150,000 Acres Burned Over  5,000 Men Fight California Fires

5,000 Fight Fires Raging In California  More Vhan 150,000 Acres Burned Over Lencth of State

150,000 ACRES BURNED  Fighters Battle Forest Fire Now in 4th Day

150,000 Acres Burned, 5 Deat  Battle On To Ouell F orest Fi ires

150,000 ACRES BURNED OVER 5,000 Men Fighting Fires In California   WHERE TO FIND IT   ‘MOB SCATTERED BY SNARLING DOGS  Booze-Filled Youths Clash With  Authorities: Hundreds Arrested

 §,000 FIGHT FLAMES California Is Scourged ‘By Raging Forest Fires

First ‘Shot’ Tomorrow  Civil War Centennial Ceremony  Might Start Fighting All Over

To Tackle School Money Problems Representative For Two Special Sessions

OUR ROBIN HODD   Reds Trying To Take Over -U.S. Troops May Go To S. Viet Nam

YANK TROOPS MAY BE SENT TO VIET NAM   Nation Considers Steps To Counter Expected Assault

U.S. Considers Sending Gls fo Aid S. Viet Nan  Other Means of Assistance Studied, SEATO May Join

Red Attacks Grow Stronger—  South Viet Nam May Be Aided By U.S. Troops

U.S. Troops May Be Sent To Viet Nam   Reds Expected To Strengthen Their Attacks

U. S. Troops To South Viet Nam Studied   Communist Attacks On Tiny Kingdom Expected To Grow Stronger As  Rainy Season Ends

U.S. May Send Troops fo Help South Viet Nam   Considered Main Target of Communist Drive In Southeast Asia.

May Throw US Troops Into Battle  Would Help South Viet Nam  Tre p.hr.0f f"._...........* 3 D.1..].

U.S. May Send Troops To Aid South Viet Nam   Communist Attacks Expected To Intensify When Rainy Season Ends

To Help South Viet Nam Fight Off Communists .. .  U. S. Considers Sending Troops to Southeast Asia

U.S. Considering Sending Troops To S. Viet Nam   Fear Commie  Raids Will Grow ‘When Rains End

Red Attacks Expected To Be Stronger   Other Southeast Asian Countries Periled In Drive

Administration Considers Sending U.S. Troops to Aid South Viet Nam

U.S. May Dispate Troops To Help: : In South Viet Nan  Communist Attacks: Expected To Grow" : Stronger Shortly -

NEWSPAPER ROVMRED   U.S. Considers Sending Troops To Help S. Viet Nam

US. Troops May Bolster Viet Nams   Action Corisidered To Help Fight Off Red Attacks

U.S. Ponders  Troops For  South Asia Viet Nam May  RASA Be; gee) eee , ee   Viet Nam May Need Help To Fight Off Reds

Move Hinted By Diplomat   Southeast Asia War Expected To Get Hot

US Seldiers May Help §. Viet Nam   Consider Sending Troops to Aid Country Acainst Communist Attack

Move Hinted By Diplomatic Agency Aide   Southeast Asia War Expected To Grow Hot As Rains End

Troops May Assisst In Viet Nam   Consideration Being Given By United States

If Oriental Soldiers Can‘t Hold   Rainy Season Ending, Fighting Season Beginning

Ponder Sending Troops Into South Viet Nam To Help Stop Communists   Officials Considering Action In Expectation Red Attacks Will Grow Stronaer

Jo Fight Communists .... American Troops May  Go To South Viet Nam

Main Target of Communists in Southeast Asia  Aostenw Te Ratawzw (ota   Action Is Being Given Consideration, Report

South Viet Nam May Get U.S. Help In Battling Reds —  Washington May Order Armed Suppert Aaninet Communi Sete

Communist Push Expecte d  U.S. May Send Troops To Aid South Viet Nam

TAKES A BUSY MAN Legion Chooses Roger: As Post Commander For Coming Year   Full Slate Elected at Meeting Thursday Night; Will Be Installed in August

FORT WAYNE REPORTS 32 DEGREES  First Freeze Arrives In Hoosierland Today

LEO MAKES THREATS Premier Vows To Chase Reds Out:  Congolese Troops Beat Europeans

Over 100. Escape Oregon Train Wreck  Reckslide Knocks Two Locomotives Off Track Into Lake

Mayors of 23 U.S. Cities Visit West Berlin fo Show People Back Kennedy

Federal Education Bill Meets Hurdle   ‘Surprise Senate Move Helps’ Sales Tax Plan

Education Bill Reaches First Hurdle  Brclketakh?t Bikieant   Fulbright, Ribicoff Slated To Testify For JFK’s Plan

Hearings Begin On Kennedy's Education Bill   Fulbright, Ribicoff Called to Give Views on $5.6 Billion Measure,

$5.6 Billion Education Measure Reaches First Congressional Hurdle

‘He Is Happy to See Us’  Cancer Victim McCann Has Three Weeks Left

Defy Soviet Threat at Huge Rally   Adenauer Appeals To Nikita for Free Elections for People

Berlin Rally ‘Answers’  Russian Bid  - 100,000 Declare Defiance to K.

Berliners Vow Fight To Death If Necessary   ‘Unity Day’ Rites Mark Anniversary Of 1953 Revolt By KE. Germany Against Sovict Rule

Quads Arrive fo Mother of Six Who Recently Saved Two From Flames

US., Soviet Move Toward Showdown  Kennedy Warns Reds To Stay Out Of Congo

U.S. Launches Balloon Satellite   ‘Hands Vit, Kennedy Warns hussia-- Showdown Looms In Congo Crisis   You'll Find It   Kennedy Pumps More Federal Cash Into Economy

Biunt Warning to Russia  Kennedy, Nikita Face Showdown Over Conge

JFK Draws Line In Congo   Warns Russians: Don’t Intervene Outside - ‘United Nations

Russia Bluntly Warned By JFK To Drop Threat      Guinea-Denouné€e: Operation -Of The UN In The Congo

PRESIDENT, MR. K FACE SHOWDOWN  Drop Intervention,  JFK Warns Russia   STEPS UP EFFORTS TO SPUR BUSINESS  President Prods Demo-Controlled Congress to Enact His Program

Showdown On Congo Shapes Up   Kennedy Warns Soviel To Abandon Threat Of Intervention

PHREPOSTERPRP OLS   Kennedy, Niki Face Showdown After Warning Sent On Congo   TEGITIMATF SUBIECT

Kennedy, Khrushchev Face Showdown On Congo   (News Conference ; Stories On Page 2.A)..

Africa Peace, U.N. Future At Stake   Soviets Told to Abandon Threat Of Intervention

President Bluntly Warns Russians To Stay Out Of Congo  U.N. Is Backed By U.S. In Every Facet Of Present Endeavor

Kennedy, Nikita Face  Showdown   President Sends Warning  To Moscow

U.N. May Gel Berlin Issue, Rusk Opinior   Declines Estimate on War Dangers in Grim Dispute

REFUSES TO ESTIMATE WAR DANGER   Secretary Hints Berlin Question  Could Reach UN

WHERE TO FIND IT   DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM APPROVED  Tax Plan Offered By Blanchard Is Defeated

Assembly Vote Bumps Latest Tax Proposal   Rejection Brings Lawmakers Close to Final Vote

Khrush Warns West Of Soviet’s Big Bombs   Moscow Planning JFK Invitation?

Flee Volcano Eruptions Tristan da Cunha Islanders  Introduced to Modern Worlc

260 Bewildered Islanders, Ousted By Volcano, Awed By Big Buildings

PERSONALLY PREFER TH) THE SIMPLE  LIFE  Refugee Islanders See Modern World

Nuclear Ban Talks Resumed   U. S., Britain Set To Offer  Packaae Plan

West To Present New Proposal . .      Big 3 Resumes Test Ban Talks

United States, britain Ready To Offer Package Plan For A Quick Treaty

West to Offer New N-Setup   Reds Stand Pat on Old Plans At Big Three Test Ban Parleys

Package Plan ls Offered By U.S. and Britair   Western Powers Stick to: Demand  Ener Incnortinne

Soviets Stand Pat On Test Ban But  U.S., Britain Will Offer New Plan

U.S., Britain Ready a Fresh Package Plan  But Soviets   But Soviets Standing Pat on Their Old Proposals

Reds Hint Stand - Pat Position  West Still Wants Controls to Guard

West Ready To Propose  New Plan   Soviet Union Seen Standing Pat on Former Position

Big 3 Plan New Atom Tests Deal   Soviet Indicates Stand Pat Position

‘Big Three Open Test Ban Talks   West Offers New Package Plan For Agreeing On Treaty

Powers Holding ToDemand for Inspections   Soviets Indicate They’re Standing Pat on Proposals

U.S., Britain Ready With New Offer  Soviets Indicate They Will Stand Dae

New Allied Package Plun, Not Acceptable To Soviets  West Stond Firm On Inspection And Controls Plan

Where To Find It      RESIDENTS WORK ALL NIGHT TO REMOVE DOWNTOWN EYESORE

Hits U.S. Subpoena Power meen Pe RrTLT Sse csmeemrecnsimersee cs imitates teen,  Decision Favors Hofta

Hoffa Need Not Produce Records   Ruling Restricts Labor Secretary

Workman Dies In Midvale Mine  Brother Of Deputy  @e  +#@f 4. @f* . at

PEIN POPE oN rrr  Conao Leaders Still Apart   ILYNW HREINJERTLING)

Costs in Millions Congo Still Unaware of Realities  Despite 16 Months of Disorders      Ry LYNN TEINZERLING

Chaos In Freedom  Congo Is Foundering On Rocks of Tribalism   By LYNN HEINZERLING

TANK TRUCK EXPLODES, KILLS   Tribal Passions Still Destroying UN’s Congo Plans —

Border Test Plays Into Russ Hands  Negative Effect Galls Officials

U.S. Action In Berlin Lamented   Border Imbroglio  With Tanks Viewed As Poorly Handled

JFK Blasts Soviets for A-Test Snag   President's Note Rejects Proposal For Parley Merger

U.S. Sounds Out U.N. On Plan  Delegate Stevenson   Delegate Stevenson Would Have to Win Over Soviets

New York:  U.S. Sounds Out Feeling On the Congo   Sweeping Program To End Crisis Is In Planning Stage

U. 5. Studies Congo Crisis  Delegations to U. N. Asked for Opinions

Adlai ‘Testing’  New Congo Plan  U.N. Sounded Out On Solution Idea

U.S Seeks New Program fo End Crisis in Congo Sounds Out Diplomats  At U.N.; Would Keep Out the Ria, Pawere

U. S. Offers Plan to End  Congo Crisis   U.N. Delegations Sounded Out on Proposed Policy

ADLAI CONGO PLAN ‘ASSIST TO LUMUMBA   Easing Of Support For Kasavubu Seer In Revised Policy

U.S. SEEKS SUPPORT OF PROGRAM TO END CONGC CRISIS IT IS REPORTED

Sounds Out U.N. Delegations U.S. Proposes Program To End Congo Crisis

U.S. fo Offer Plan In U.N. fo End Crisis in Congo   But Its Success Will  Depend on Acceptance By Soviet Union.

U.S. Plan to End Congo Crisis Presented to U.N.   Legislature Shows Limited Progress on Tax Program

oweeping rrogram  United States Reported Seeking An End To Crisis In Congo Today

S-3v2" “s2- Dane-es  Ie  aay oe _ am - +} ~ ni wee ~ ww an ee a er en es Lh a

SRRFELIAL SE ELY EsNSASLN  U.S. Sounds Out Feeling on New Format for Conge

SEIS PVIVIVES, ACVINC AUICS Wit ACHC tie Fro ICT be tohtechdb- vel dated Bitte elle aectbe i chil tec at De + Al tack  Key Strike Issue Settled

Crippling G. Motors Strike . Could End By Thursday, Agreement Progress Reported

Speedy Strike End Predicted  UAW Chief, GM Official Reach Agreement on Relief Time Issue

GM, Union  -. Accord on Key Issue   Reuther Hopes Strike Will Be Over by Thursday

Defiance Plant Still Idle, Talks To Be Resumed   11,000 Local Issues Remain To Be Solved; Relief Time In Accord

Auto Strike Peace  GM, UAW,Yield to. US.  se : Pressure’ ‘on Key Issue

Hopes High  For Strike Settlement  Key Item Settled:  93 Plants Idled

On Inside Pages   Government Helps To Resolve Key Issue—Relief Time  ‘Hope Held for Quick GM Settlement

Agreement Reached On Key Issue"  Quick Settlement Seen Possible In  GM Auto Strike

Reuther Hopes To End Strike By Thursday      UAW Head Says Relief Time Agreement Should Lead To ‘Meaninaful’ Proaress

Key Issue Resolved  GM Strike S Settlement: txpected By Thursday

256,000 WORKERS STRIKE AT 93 PLANTS  Major Issue in GM Walkout Settled

Ry nett  UAW fond GM. G.M. Hoping For wr Speedy oo ” Settlement of Paralyzing Strike

Old McGuffey Reader Wins  School Battle  Charge Return . To Dark Ages

It Could Be Done Girl Finds Way to Send Africans 6 Tons of Books

Inside The Times   Teen-Ager Finds A Way a  Africa To Get 6 Tons Of Books

California Consternation  Navy, Friends Help Girl With Books For African:

Judy Way Sends Books To Africa  * * * * * *   Girl Finally Finds Way To Ship Six Tons Of Them

Three Gunmen Get $78,000 at a San Francisco Bank   SHIRTS STOLEN

Families of Officials Held Prisoners — San Francisco Bank  Robbed of $78,000

Two Families Held Captive, Bank Robbed   Bandits Force One Official to Clean Vault of $78,000

Congo Force Defeated   U Thant Will Tackle Congo  Case Carried To Security Council

Tax Battle Cited By Ristine   It’s Called Top Feat In Legislature

Legislative Review: Two Per Cent Sales Tax Proposal Believed to Have Backing of GOP

See Support of Sales Tax Bil in Wisconsin  Measure in Mill at Madison Would Hike Taxe:

ASTRONAUTS QUICKEN PACE  = vvernnnanampuan eaaiumenansaaaaeonsetneaeninonauanasstevennctattntsstttannn nn ret     Countdown Near For Second Ride

Boy Tells Of Raft Ordeal  * kok Ok * kk k& &k Uncle, Grandfather Died In Ocean

Arter Watching 2 Die...  Discovery Ends Boy's Ordeal on Life Raft

School Boy Rescued By Fishing Boat, Transferred To Sub; His Granddad And Friend Died At Sea

Divided Brazil Is Step Nearer Civil War cag  _ om overnors,   Six Governors, Part Of Army Support Goulart

TAVATATAUALATEDADEDEUAUAUEUADORAUOUOLEUAUATAATHUGEODEORAROGONEAALEAOOOGOADEGAEODOACUONERREDEOROUOOONE   Brazil Totters on Brink of Possible Blood y Gi vil War  In Deep Division Over Joao Goulart Claim to Presichame y

Vice President Of Brazil, S.A. Headed For U.S.   Goulart Travels Home Via New York; Brazilian Governors Split In Support

Anti-Goulart Knot Tightens Alliance Round Leadershir Of War Minister   Majority of Brazilian Military Backs Denys

Tornado Lashes North Texas   Twisters, Flooding Dot Midwest Area

WARSAW ~ Mrs, Eunice Shriver and Mrs, Jean Smith, President Kennedy's sisters, left Watsaw today after a week's visit to Poland.

Soviet-Berlin Treaty Might Be Postponed  Red Diplomats Hin Khrushchev Wants

New Fires Feared in Woodlands   Upper Hand Gained in California Against First Outbreak.

Holiday Crowds — Adding to Danger  Aathor Todo Country. ‘San,   Mother Lode Country,/San Diego County Real Het Spots

Brush Fires Gain Ground   Grime-Covered Fighters Warned Of New Outbreaks

PRES. KENNEDY SIGNS NEW FARM BILL — ‘61 CORN supPoRT LEVEL RAISED 14 CENTS —:  ‘RUT REQUIRE TWENTY PER CENT: ACREAGE CUT TO GET SUPPORT:

In the Fields   PRES, KENNEDY SIGNS YEW FARM BILL — ‘61 CORN. SUPPORT LEVEL RAISED 14 CENTS .. PUT REQUIRE TWENTY PER CENT ACREAGE CUT TO GET SUPPORT

Use Of Atom Bomb Said A Possibility  Lawmaker, General Discuss Berlin Crisis And War Chances

Nuclear Bomt Use Is Seen In Any Crisis   LeMay Says U.S. Prepared To Use Available Weapons

Scan Louisiana Locations For Moonshot Sites   Bogalusa And Shreveport Get NASA Scrutiny

Student on Trial In Frisco Riots  Pictured as Innocent And as Club Swinger

Rule DuPont Must Get Rid of GM Stock   High Court’s 4-3 Ruling Victory for Justice Dep’t

Du Pont Told To Sell All Stock in GM   Supreme Court Splits Vote In Billion-Dollar Decision

Dupont Is Told To Sell GM Stock  Supreme Court  Orders Company rc Ahm ms of Se ae

Supreme Court Orders Du Pont to Sell G. M. Holdings; Prices Fall Sharply

Must Sell It Within 10 Years; ActionDepresses Both Stocks  ~—6 On Market

Dupont Gets Court Order To Unload   _GM Stock Held Must Be Gotten Rid Of Within Ten Years

Giant Holding Seen Violatine Anti-Trust Act  High Court  Sets 10- Year Nandli.

Start of Laos Peace Talk Dim   Rusk Stands Firm on Proof of Truce

Rusk Stands By Condition For Meeting   Odds Against Peace Conference Opening Today As Scheduled

International Laos Conference Will Begin Today   Rusk In Diplomatic  Race Against The Trale

Conference Unlikely To Open Today   Chinese Reds Contend That Fighting Over

Chinese Reds Say Fighting In Area Over  a   Now Seems Unlikeh Geneva Conference Will Start on Time

US. Secretary Receives No Certification Laos Cease-Fire  Is Real Thing

Rusk Demands Proof of Laos fCease-l ire Before Hell Sit Down at Conference Table

Laos. alks Depend On Cease-Fire    Rusk Demands Proof Before Geneva Meet

Rusk Stands Firm About Cease-Fire  Delegates Say Conference May Start Next Week

Peiping Radic Says Fighting Over InLaos   Top Commission Members Return Without Details

SSCICIGTY SF SIMIS MUON, TUCEETTCrMers 6S Wewitiwe ve reese seen  Laotian Leader Summonea

Pro- West Laos Official Heads For Washington   Royalist Defense Minister to Confer With Secretary Rusk and Harriman.

Two Protestant Denominations Merge  United Church Of Christ Formed

Ohio Legislature Studies Measure  ProposalWouldFix 19 as Majority Age

In Ohio Legislature Question Of Voting pws Revived Legal Change -To 19 Proposec

Not Just For Voting Purposes  Measure Would Make 19 Age Of Majority In Ohio

Question Before Legislature 4  19 Years Proposed As Majority Age —

19 Suggested As Majority Aae for Ohio   Bill in Legislature Would Give All Rights Plus Obligations

John Birch Leader In Stormy Austin Speech   15-Year Postwar Boom In Membership O Churches Now Beginning To Level Off

Held in death  of wife, son  Ex-mental patient had called threat to police

Nelson Predicts Big State Debt  _..Uraes Bond Plan On Building Jobs

Holy Week Letters  Lost Lamb Hunt Is Recalled   By RALPH RYERS Herald Church Editor

Cuba's Charges at UN Denied by US   Soviet Belittles Stevenson's Reply

CENTRALIA COPS SHOOT WIFE-KILLER   Gunbattle Following Drinking Spree Orphans 13 Children Already Taken From Couple For Neglect.

Charge Men Land OnIsland To Join Rebels   Claim Group Trained In Florida Under CIA Protection

Six Americans Arrested on Arrival in Cuba  Planned to Join Foes of Castro Regime, Is Claim

‘TRAINED IN U. S. Cuba Says 6 Jailed Yank: Part Of Overthrow Force

Cuba Claims Arrest of 6 Americans   Charges Group Captured While Trying to Land To Aid Other Rebels

JFK May Get More Than He Has Sought .   McNamara Called Before Committee For His Views

Kennedy to Get Full Authority To Meet Crisis   By JOHN A. GOLDSMITH  Linitead Prace Internatianal

Committee Approves Two Biils   Defense Chief Meets With Solons; Vote 14-1 To Approve Measure

President May Get More Than He Requested   Secretary MeNamara Testifies on Reserve Call and Hike In  Spending.   Expects Approval

May Get More Than Asked Congress Begins JFK  Defense Buildup Plan

U.S. TRYING TO NEGOTIATE CEASE-FIRE   Attempting To Arrange Meeting Of Tshombe And Adoula  *   U. N. PRESSING FOR DECISIVE VICTORY

U.S. Fosters Adoula Meet With Rebel  Fee eee Pee eS   Congo Hostilities Considered Major Task For U Thant

Hurricane Watch Set For Esther  How ling Stor m NA... OW? SA oe   Howling Storm May Hit Coast Late Today

AMLOONSOOTL CULOUGOULSE . « «  Charleston Flood Kills at Least 12

West Virginia City Hit By Flnad After Cloudburst   At Least 12 Killed; Four Miceine

West: Virginia Capital Reels As Rain Hits   AL Least 12 Killed “At River, Crecks Burst From Banks With Huce Waves

Huge Waves Hit Homes, Trap Victims   Lightning, Hail Bring Death to Midwest Areas

Monsoon-Like’ Cloudburst Hits W. Va. Capifal   Many Are Trapped In Bedrooms As River And Creeks Overflow

At Least 12 Others Missing   State of Emergency Declared; Damage Toll Will Reach Millions

Four Other: Missing In  City’s Ruins   Many Of The Victims Die In Bedrooms; Homes Demolished

Vicious Storm Tosses Homes Down — Hillsides and Kiils Dozen Persons

16 Are Dead Or Missing After Monsoon-Like Cloudburst Hits West Virginia's Largest City

Charleston, W. Va., Hit Suddenly   Cloudburst Flood Catches Residents Asleep; Toll Rising

Flood Strikes West Virginia City; 12 Dead   Many Homes Swept Away As Capital ls Hit By Monsoon-Like Cloudburst

Four Missing As Cloudburst Hits Charleston   Cascading Walls of Water Rip Through Scores of Homes During Night.

Charleston  flood kills at least 12   West Virginia capital struck by cloudburst

Mousses vrasnea MWwWay  Charleston Hit by Flood from Heavy Cloudburst

12 Die In» Charleston Cloudburst   Week’s Downpour Sends Waters Over Banks In River, 9 Large Creeks

Damage Expected To Mount Into Millions Of Dollar  eran stiatinanremeine ne cccmencncneretione  12. Dead In Flash iii At Charleston

Steel Industry Estimates Oct. 1 Wage Hike Will Cost More Than $28 Million This Year.

Red Bulldozers Make No Man’s Land in Berlin   West Berlin Braces For New Pressures From East Germans

Reds Bulldoze A Wide Berlin Border Path   New Pressure Is Expected From The East

Fidel Is Willing To Bury Hatchet Get Fresh Start  Conditions Such   Conditions Such U.S. Acceptance Seems ‘Slight’

= to Accompanying C onditions  tie amt i im  Scant Welcome Seen F or Castro’s Offer

Castro Bid Due To Get U.S. Rebuff   Fresh Start Has Conditions Likely To Face Rejection

‘Let bygones be bygones’   Castro seeking reconciliation through Keni~:dy

Five More Dead In State Mishaps  Toll for Holiday  Dawssnet Mies  om

'No Intervention i scailaleaeeieaeimeaiineieninietinmetnetnemnneetanedeeee  Kennedy Halts  Cuban Rumors

Direct Intervention In Cuba Ruled Out By Chief Executive   General Motors Indicted

U.S. Force In Cuba Ruled Out   Basic Issue Between Cubans Themselves, Declares President

Famed — d For Paintings S punky . Sell-Taught  Grandma Moses Dies

Grandma Moses Dies At Age 101  Famed Primitive Artist   Famed Primitive Artist Started Painting At 70

(Grandma Moses Dies Wednesday Af Age Of 101, Still Affracti ing World Attention

' 12 Days Boforg Christmar Pajnibrush Of Grandma Moses Stilled By. Death

Portage Student Takes Eerie Trip Up To State  Capitol Dome With Our oa

Newsman Predicts No Full Scale War  Over Berlin; Public Opinion Viewed

Veteran AP Official Predicts There Will Be No Full Scale  Atomic War Over Berlin Crisis

Castro Party To Be Only One in Cuba   Will Exchange Plane for Those "Seized © irr U: S:

'U. S. ARMY FORCES ADEQUATE TO MEET OBLIGATIONS ANYWHERE ‘IN WORLD, GENERAL DECLARES

First Tests Seen Small Warheads  Military Officials Suggest Tactical Weapons Testing

Defense Dept. AEC Silent On New Blasts   Warheads for Battle Weapons May 8e Tried Underground in Ney.

Small Arms (20,000 Tons of TNT) May Be First Devices Tested by U.S.

Nuclear Test To Open With Small Arms  Weapons Suitable B or r Battlefield  Trt... a ae heer

NO Big bangs Anticipated  Battlefield Nuclear Weapons Due First Test

Battlefield Nuke Bombs To Be Fired   Rocket Warheads Among First Tested Under New Orders

KENNEDY GIVES GO AHEAD  Field Weapons May Be First Tested By U.S.

4  an Wie . 4 Clothes tive  nee te ay . 4 3 ¢ : ) € ca . ® _ ;  4 A210 AL Le i iy ca (.

Says City Can Supply Water Much Cheaper   B.H. Conimissioner Calls Tri-Township Program Costly To Users

Tax Rate Stable Bloom Board Sets Budget At $2,788,517   Suggest Central Auditorium  Plan Third School Now, Urges Rich High Report

MATHEMATICS STUDY REVISED—  Educators Seek Better Teaching Methods

Friendly Smile Being Put On Old Ogre Revised ‘Math’ Teaching Gaining New Popularity

At University of Texas..  All Seating in Stadium Inteqrated This Fall

Soviet Asks For Parleys At Summit   Suspends Planned Reduction In Army, Ups Defense Budeet

Soviets Add More Funds For Defense   JFK, Western Leaders Invited to Summit Meet On Berlin Peace Treaty

Allies Asked To Join In Signing German Peace Treaty   Soviet Premier Khrushchev Requests Summit Conference

Russ to Boost Military Forces in Berlin Crisis   K Boasts He Has Enough H-Bombs to Destroy West: Demands Treaty Conference

IN DEX   ‘Armed Forces Reduction Off, Khrush Tells West   Warns Russia Can Wipe Out Foes With Rockets. H-Bombs If Forced to Fight

\USS HIKE DEFENSE SPENDING  Nikita Calls For Big Four Meeting On Berlin Crisis

Premier Claims West Forces Move in Berlin Crisis, Then Boasts of A-Rocket Power

Russia Cancels Its Cutback In Armed Forces   Khrushchev Announces Defense Budget Is Increased 3.5 Billions

Ask Summit Conference On Berlin   Warns He Has Enough H-Bombs and Rockets To Wipe Out the West

NO GUARDSMEN KILLED 32nd Troop Train Hits Gravel Truck: 6 Killed

Jt SS Prog rram In F; in Fast Start Start  392-30 Vote Passes Pay Bill

OFF TO GOOD START ~  Anti-Recession Bill Gets Overwhelming House Vote

JFK's Aid Bill Passec by House   Anti-Recession Plan Gets Off to Good Start

Big House Vote Gets JFK Plan A Strong Start   Unemployment Aid Bill ls Supported By 392-30 Ballot

UNEMPLOYMENT AID BILL GOES THROUGH HOUSE   Vote is Thumping 392-30;  Early Senate Action... Likely.

Jobless Aid Bill Approved   House Votes 392 to 30 For Billion Dollar Bill, Senate Consideration Next

Hearings In Senate Set Next Week   Would Pay Billion To Persons Whose Benefits Expired

VOle is IS othe ou JFK’s Unemployment Bil Is Given House Approval.

Kennedy Plan Sails Through House 39? to 30   “Measure 1o Give” States New Funds To Extend Help

Jobless Pay Bill Passed By House  Anti-Recession Program Gets Fast Start

House Vole On. Unemployment Aid Bill etc Antirecession Program Rolling.

Vote on Aid To Jobless Good Start  House Poll 292-30 On Billion Bill

House OKs kmergency Jobless  Aid Measure   First of JFK's - Anti-Recession Bills To Pass Either Branch

More Bipartisan Support Seen In Bill On Idle Than Other Economic Proposals

Unemployed aid extension is approved  i Be 4   Thumping 392-30 House vote— Senate is next

Lopsided Vote In House OKs Aid to Jobless  Ltt GOPS Favor Kxtended Benefits

Plan Pushed By Roll Call Of 392-30   Senate Passage Sought to Meet April Deadline

Jobless Aid Bill Passed by Howse   Administration Seeks Benefits by April 7

Anti-Recession Proposals Off To Good Start      Byrd Says Finance Group To Hold Hearings Next Week

House Vote Is 392-30 To Pass Bill   Committee Will] Conduct Hearing On Bill Next Weel

Bill Extending Benefits Gets Wide Support   Kennedy Measure Approved 392-30, Now Goes To Senate

Anti-Slump Aid On Good Start   House Gives Big Margin To Jobless Benefit Extension

May Start Payments.  By April 1   Kennedy's Program. To Spark Economy Off ta Goad Start

National Aid May Start — By April 1   House Ap proves Measure, 392-30

Mid-Mareh Approval JEK Goal   Bill Would Aid Jobless Americans To Tune Of Billion

House Passes $1-Billion Bill For Unemployec   Ist Anti-Recession Measure Approved   Rp... 2AH BAA FF w..ahb

House Passes Bill To Help Jobless  Would Extend Period Of Benefits Payments

 First Antirecession Measure Jobless Benefit Extension  Gains Final House Passage

Senate Hearings To Open Emergency Jobless Bill Passed 392-30 By House

Kennedy Plan To Spur Economy Starts With Bang   Thumping Approval For Bill to Assist Nation’s Jobless

No Serious Trouble In Senate Seen   392-30 Vote Gets Kennedy Program Off to Good Start

Repentant But Unknown Death Car Driver Thinks of Family Every Year”

After 19 Years!  Driver In Fatal Crash Sends Annual Gift To Victim’s Sister

Atonement Is Mystery  Driver Who Killed Boy  Sends Sister Presents

Lawmaker: Start 62nd  Session Eimancina State   Financing State Needs Is Again the Biq Problem

Khrushchev Says Russia Will Aid Castro Unless  Armed Aggression Halts

 Two Others Burned \Baltimore Harbor Oil Fire  Takes Life of Shipfitter

Foreign Aid Bill Facing Senate Delay   May Not Vote On Amendments Until Midweek

Howard Chosen By Kennedy for Tunisian Study   2-Week Mission Slated for Team

Illinois Seeking  Tax Legislation New Law Would Use Soldier Fund

Limited Time Left to Win A-Tests Ban  Kennedy to Be   Kennedy to Be under Pressure to Resume FExneriment:

Washington: — iw  A-Bomb Test Ban Deadline Approaching  Kennedy Will Be Under Pressure For Quick Action

Solons Oppose Long Extension Of A-Test Ban   President To Face Strong Pressure For Nuclear Experiments

JFK Pressed On Atom Tests  Indefinite Extension Ma ridi " . ese.

Pressure For Resuming Tests  On Kennedy By Congressional Leaders

EXTENSION OF NUCLEAR TEST BAN OPPOSED   Kennedy Under Pressur e Red Concessions Needed For Treaty.

Legislature Reconvenes Today mets hart mtn chert Mlle Bete  Radar and Capital Budget on Agenda

Inside...    Scouting Trip Due Wednesday Chimp Will Check Effects  Of Orbital Flight on Man

Chimpanzee Orbit Effort Likely Soon   Its Reactions Will Be Checked For Human Hop

Tshombe Is Virtual Prisoner of Soldiers   Protests They Intend to Hand Him to Enemies

Tshombe Is Kept Virtual Captive By Congo Troops   Officials Confused, Frightened by Action

Chief a Virtual Prisoner of Congo Troops  ‘Katanga Claims Plot to Hand ‘Over Tshombe to Bitter Foes

President Tshombe Held Prisoner Followers Protest for His Safety

'Tshombe ‘Prisoner Of Congolese   Katanga Govt Says Soldiers Plan To Give Him To His  Ritterect Mnamiac

fi ees  Congolese Army Stages Blockade  La hd eens Mes Ss Se oma yee   Tshombe Backers Fear Leader May Be Killed

ASSCMBy TCU Vil apitadl PUNISHMENT Dill  Penalty Moratorium Rejected

Student Returning From Abroad Is Among First Americans Hit By Customs Ruling

Duty Plan Would Reduce U.S. Balance Of Payments   By JOHNé CUNNIFF

But It's Not Exact Science Label Attached To Fishing Forecasters

Briefs...  From the Wire  By The Associated Press   Federal Aviation Agency Permits Guns for Pilots

Yanks in  Cuba Jails Mistreated   22 Americans Said Underfed, Denied Medicine

1} In Cuban Prisons... ‘Americans Are Given  Scant Food, Medicine

Find British Plane Wreck   Airliner With 34 Aboard Crashes High in Pyrenees Mountains

Report No Survivors Among 34   Chartered Flight Was Carrying Passengers On Vacation Tour

British Plane Crashes Into Mountainside   Believe All 34 Aboard Billed in Pyrenees

Vacationing Passengers All Perish   Hits Mountain At 6,000 Feet  In Pvrenees

Life’s End  RITES ARE PENDING FOR ALFRED ALBERS, HINTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL BUS DRIVER

Life’s End   Lire $s End  RITES ARE PENDING FOR ALFRED ALBERS, HINTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL BUS DRIVER

Disagree On Other Vote Changes—  Leaders Of Both Parties Support Electoral Collede

Electoral Procedure  Discussed  Measure Asked To Prevent Act Of Desertion

Mlodgree Vil VHalZes.  Elec ‘oral College Retention  Urged By Polttical Leaders

Party Leaders Bacl Electoral College  Disagree on Other Changes In Presidential Elections

Purge Is Sought By DeSapio of 15 N. Y. Insur vents   Lehman Answers Back

Town Suit On Paving IsReversed   Appeal Board Authority In Mechanicsville Case Upheld.

House Vote Saves Milk Board; Wine Bill Killed   Jan Bowers Will Attend 4-H Conference in Kansas City

engine Afire on Vibrating DC/ 40-Minute Nightmare For 82 Aboard Plane

Navy Worker Invokes 5th On Probers  Civilian Refuses To Tell Source Of Large Income

Refuses fo Reveal  Source of Money  Navy Employe Spent $100,000 in 4 Years

VIMGETY F PUI otS  State Rail Kreight Hike to Cost Shippers $300,000 Annually 

WVAGHY FRrOteStS   State Rail Freight Hike to Cost  Shippers $300,000 Annually -

PRAYER FOR...  @ [ODAY e   Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Charches Religios Features)

Michigan Gets Season’ s First Heavy Snow   Up To Seven Inches Blankets State. Slows Traffic

Gets Father's Gun.   PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY @   (Copvrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion  EF patures< )

School Aid Bill Is Approved by Senate Group   Authorizes Grants To Public Grade and Hich School Districts

aie 2 nies? on tad _— ej eS NA  Easy Money for ‘Tough-Talking’ Envoys

Five Persons Die In State Tratfic  Dead Include Youth On Way to Graduate

esa peaeh aaah inca itaaaatlati tacit inna lataaealaiaatasiatee NASON ON EDUCATION  New Schools Present Student Adventures

Nason _ On Edueation-2 E Mering New. School Can: Be.  Great Adventure.

Diplomatic Exchange   Rusk, Red Discuss Berlin In 444-Hour Conference

New York wins first game of series, 2-O   YANKEES 2, REDS 0  Seventh Inning

In Dominican Republic  Mobs Force Catholic Bishop From Residence, Nuns Flee

Latin Bishop Routed by Mob   Pro-Trujillo Gang Wrecks Cleric’s Home

On The laside   Wreck Diocesan Home Pro-Truj illo Mobs Drive  Clergy Fron Republic

Pro-Trujillo Mobs Drive Out Bishop  Nuns, Priest Flee In Face of Attacks

Mobs Atfack Bishop's Home  Priests, Nuns Flee Trujillo Terrorists

Trujillo’s Mobs Drive Bishop Out   Nuns, Priests Also Fleeing From Dineese

Mobs Wreck Bishop's Home   Dominican Priests, Nuns Flee District After Attacks

No Teacher's Totally Good, Group Hears   Indiana Professor Says Districts All Differ in Criteria

Anti-Castro Session Set For January   OAS Ministers To Consider Threat Of Communism

Organization Of American States een Nt American States  OAS Eyes Cuba; Fidel Growls

Ministers From OAS Will Meet   Set to Consider New Sanctions Against Cuba

OAS Agrees To Ponder Anti-Castro Sanctions   Neutral Nations Deny Use Of Double Standard In Dealinas

Anti-Cuba Meet Is Scheduled  I   American Republics May Levy Sanctions

Castro Faces Sanctions By OAS Council   Meet Next Month To Decide Action On Checking Reds

Ministers to Meet in Jan. fo Consider Cuba  Economic, Political Sanctions on Agend of Nations in OAS  Be BREN FF WEVER

Ministers To Discuss ‘Red’ Cuba  OAS to Review Threat to Peace From Neighbor

Action Urged On Billboard ‘Bonus’ Offer   Tawes Asks Beall, Butler Aid To Get Maryland Included

~Sz Page! De     ' “sce Ste =C8CS_ =i¢ om  Ace™ “$7 = %ersso—o-<e-7 Foe

Republicans Pledged to Bat Redistricting  All 13 Republicans from Montgomery, Bucks and Delaware

Will Eliminate {th District of Central Missouri   Rep. Moulder’s Home Most of Area Would Shift to Sth District

Koc hefe eller  eee sae te ee etary  Discovery of Can  Taken as Good Omen

People You Know   CARLTON HARKER TESTI. FIES BEFORE SENATE GROUP

People You Know   El Oe ew ee  CARLTON HARKER _ TESTI FIES BEFORE SENATE QROUP

$402.000 In In Steel Taxes Taxes  Falls Board Seeks Funds From Eserow

Life's End CHARLES E. SMITH — RETIRED CARPENTER & FIREMAN HERE DIES  CTINKNAY AT A@E OF a4

Life’s End  CHARLES E. SMITH — RETIRED CARPENTER & FIREMAN HERE DIES  SUNDAY AT AGE OF 33

State Has Record 24 Death Toll   13 Die In Traffic Accidents, Seven Persons Drowned

You'll Find...   RON EFACIOS Lola State Bright Spot In Corps Projects

Judge sentences Ronald Stump to uo to 7/5 year prison term   Unfair charge   Girl's testimony   Parsle hoaard   Didn't do it

Appeal to High Court Is Slated   lowan Again Denies Slaying; Parole Possible.

Ambassadorial Level  Kennedy Demands Better U. S.-Soviet Relaticnship

AP News Briefs... . Tr i 2 oe - - ae: reject Integration Defjays

Court Rejects School Delay  In Louisiana   Agrees to Listen to Sit-in Appeal Made By 17 Negro Pupils

High Court Strikes At Race Bars   Orders La. Schools Integrated; Will Hear SitIn Cases

High Court Rejects Delay . In Integration  Also Agrees To Hea Baton Rouge: Studen ~ Appeals Next Fall

Supreme Court Rejects Efforts to Delay, Balk Louisiana Integration

Holds Second Meeting With Predecessor   Schedule To Keep New Leader On Run Well After Midnigh:

-And Tomorrow He’s President ‘Kennedy Starts Busy Day With Visit To White House

Inaugural Fever Hits Washington As Ike, Kennedy Plan Change-Over

State Dept. Sets Up New Cold War Oneration Center   U.S. Intends to Stay in W. Berlin Dean Rusk Tells NATO Ministers

85 Year Old Woman Seeks Parole; Killed At Least One Husband With Arsenic

Little Lady, 85, Asks Freedom   In Prison Since 1933 As Poisoner Of Husband

New Proposal Would Switch Coshocto1 County to 15th Conaressional District

Newsman’s Discovery, May. Solve Mystery  Saipan Grave End of Earhart F. light?   {Another Picture Page 3.)

Eight Negro Students, TV Cameraman Arrested In Segregation Scuffle

Kennedy Will Ask  Hike mn Taxes on  Firms Dividends Tightening Up on  Foreign Income is Expected

Red Nuclear Decision Is ‘Shocking’   Bitter Reaction Registered In Non-Commie Cities On Return To Tests

West bitter and stunned   Ridiculous to put the blame on allied powers

Europe Shocked By Red Move  meiven, Fre ach Coll  Se ees Fl. ee}. een Pee eCy

Free World Stunned By Soviet Stand   Test Resumption  Decision Stirs  Bitter Reaction

‘Shocking, Contentious And Cynical’   Communist Decision Shocks Caniiale Of Europe

TEST-BAN CONFERENCE IS SUSPENDED  'Non-Red Reaction Stunned and Bitter

Nuclear Test Decision Stuns West Europe   Astonished At Retrograde Ster

Officials Vent Bitterness In Statements  Dean Declares Treaty Plans  fs

Nuclear Test Renewal Substitutes Terror for Reason, He Charges   From Non-Communist Capitals Around the World —  Stunned and Bitter Reaction ‘Meets Red Nuclear Decision

Free World Stunned By Kremlin Act   Retrograde Step Astonishing To British Diplomat

Khrushy OKs  giant test   President calls chiefs   Bitter reactions follow move

Free Countries Astonished by Russian Move   Talks in Geneva Gave No Warning

Europe Shockec By Red Move  British, French Call , es ee Uke lL eee

Free World Is Stunned. By Word from Russia   Statement Labeled as Fraud: Geneva Talks Suspended

Russian Test Ban Junking  Stuns Europe   Decision Produces Bitter Reaction in : Non-Red Capitals

Bitter Reaction In Many Capitals  Ridiculane ta Rlame   Ridiculous to Blame West, Says Britain

Stunned. Bitter Reaction Soviet Move On A-Tests Shocks Non-Red Capitals

‘Great Modern Adventure On America’s Last Frontier  Wilderness Survivor Recalls 10 Lost Weeks

Find Car, Gun Belt In S. lowa   Robert Wilke’s Gun Missing, Search Continue:

Intensive Hunt To Be Made Today   Gunbelt, Cap, Summons Book of Robert H. Wilke Found.

Johnson.Has Broad Power To Negotiate  Final Decisions Up To President, But   Final Decisions Up To President, But Discretion Wide

Leftists, Unionists March in Scotland To Protest American Nuclear-Sub Base

Scots Protest Against The Basing Of U. S. Polaris Subs At Holy Loch

Fast Communication Satellites Sought   Governor Widens Legislature Call

Satellites To Be Used By Industry  FCC Urges Work  On Communicatio

Suspect In Ohio Bank Holdups  Massillon Woman  Held In Robberies

FBI Reports  Final Arrest In Robberies  Woman Is Held  As Driver For f. 9 e

House Committee Okays Bill for Withholding of Tax on Dividend Return.      US. Fears Impact of Visionary's 1000-Year Trust Funds

May  Destroy Tax Base  U.S. Fears Trust Funds lOf Economic Ex pert

\Covernment Fears 1,600-Year Long Fund Will Deliberately Destroy World Tax Base

Tourist Picture Looks Brighter; Promotion Cut   Around-Lake Highway Is New Attraction

Cuba Executes 2  As Revolt Foes  Charged U. S. Sent Arms, Explosives

37 Aboard Electra Die In Crash  Prop-Jet Plane   Prop-Jet Plane Falters After Takeoff. Explodes

All 37 Die In Chicago Plane Cras   Northwest Electra Hits Ground, Burst: Shortly After Takec

Craft Falls, Explodes On Takeoff   Four Children And Mother  Amone Victims

Wingtip Shears Electric Wires Near Airport  Last Words of Pilot Were “No Control”; Officials Say Liner Had No Malfunctions.

Pilot Sends ‘No Control Radio Signal  mnt Elacten Falle   Giant Electra Fall: Within Seconds O01 Leaving Airfield

PILOT SHOUTS "NO CONTROL!” BEFORE CRASH   37 Die When Airliner Falters On Takeoff From Chicago   EXPLOSION RELATED BY EYEWITNESSES

Airliner Plunges To Earth Seconds After Taking Off   Witnesses Say Craft Falters, Wing Hits Wires

37 Killed as Jetliner Crashes at Chicago   Witnesses Heard Screams of Dying

‘No Control Last Words From Pilot   High Tension Wires Struck By Bia Craft

Plane Clips Power Line, Hips, Burns   Disaster Strikes Electra On Takeoff From Chicago Port

Ship Explodes After Calling ‘No Control’   Wingtip Rips Power Lines, Embankment On Leaving Chicago

U.S., French Proposal on Freedom for Neutral Laos * Is Reiected by Red China

‘Astronaut’ Ends Orbit of World   Mechanical Man Rides Successful U.S. Space Craft

Artificial Astronaut Makes Return fo Earth After ‘One-Turn’ Trip

Space Vehicle, Robot Lowerec by Parachute  Project Mercury Fired; Large

Craft Descends After Circuit Around Farin  Chimpar anzee, Man   Chimpanzee, Man May Be Launched Before Year's End

Circles Globe, Lands In Sea   Today’s Flight Forerunner To Manned Tri ple Orbital Journey; Capsule Recovered In Atlantic

Artificial Astronaut  On Ride   Capsule Recovered After Orbital Trip Around Globe

Recovery Ships Hasten to Pluck Space Vehicle From Impact Area in Aflantic

Capsule Recovered Tn Atlantic   Chimp Will Be Next And Then A Man

'Pro-Castro Cubans Under Surveillance In Palm Beach  Kennedys Guarded Closely After Reported Plot To Kidnap Caroline

Cubans Under Surveillance Federal Officers Study Reported Threats Against Kennedy Family

Cubans Watched:  Evaluate Gravity Of Assassination Report On Kennedy

Officials Revea Plotto Kidnap Little Caroline   By MERRIMAN SMITH UP! White Hause Renarter

Pro-Castro Cubans Under Surveillance   Secret Service ‘Tipped’ On Easter Sunday Conspiracy

NRARGEW COMEDY BURR sda hi,  Seiret Service Evaluates Plot To Assassinate President

‘Check on ‘Threatt to ‘Kennedy   “Reported in‘ Plot : To Assassinate  iKednedy Family  Reber ‘Cubans’

Threats On J.F.K. Family tvaluated   Secret Service Gets Tips That Castroites Plan Assassination

Reported Threat On Lives Of Kennedy Family Probed: Pro-Castros Suspected

Cuban Plot Against First Family Probed  ~ Authorities s Trying To _ Evaluate Gravity Of . Threat To President

Consumers Will Have Voice in ‘Farm Policies.   As Insurance Against ~ Excessive Prices For Food, Freeman Reports

Kennedy To Meet  Russian   President Will Urge © Kremlin Use Cattion

‘MASTERS OF DECEIT? FBI Chief Tells of Blueprint for “Soviet America’ Reds Thinkin Terms.of NOM for Conquering the World   Indoctrination of Children

MASTERS OF DECEIT’  FBI Chief Tells of Blueprint for  ‘Soviet America’  Reds Think in Terms of NOR for Conquering the World  By J EFRGCAR TKR.   Red Movement on March

Revolution Beaten Down tn Ecuador   Loyat Treaps Fight Rebels After V.P. Is Arrested

Military Quells Ecuador Revolt   Uprising Objecting to Arrest Of Vice President ls Beaten Down

Seven-Hour Battle  Military Uprising Quelled By Loyal Ecuador Troops

Troops Battle in Ecuador. in Power Duel  Vice President, 9 - Congressmen, Held an ihaern Order

Quito: Uprising 4 in Ecuador. Is.  Beaten Down  Rebels Object To Arrest of Vice President

Rebellion in Ecuador  Ts Crushed   Engineer Regiment Objects To Arrest Of Vice President, Battle For 7 Hours

Revolt Ends In Ecuador   Engineer Regiment Defeated After 7-Hour Battle

President Of Ecuador  Faces Test  Ibarra In Power Struggle With Leftists

Quito Rebel Unit Beaten In Battle   Regiment Backs Arosemena, Held In Power Struggle

Army Uprising Beaten Out By Ecuador Troops   Engineer Regiment Rebels at Arrest Of Leftist 'Veep'

MOSCOW MAY ~ ANSWER SOON   Reply To Laos Cease Fire Expected Within Three Days

S. Viet Nam Asks Action On Airlift  Protest Soviet  La   Protest Soviet Landings In Southern Laos

S. Viet Nam Seeks To Halt Soviet Airlift  U.S. Air Force   U.S. Air Force Reported Training Pilots in Saigon

With Miilion-car inventory...  Auto Industry Schedules Sharp Cut in Production

 Rep. Gross Gives in to Rep. Hoffman  SATURDAY KEPT OPEN FOR FISHING TRIE

Jobless Negro Finds $240,000; Turns It In   ‘Bag Had Dropped From Brink’s Truck Reward Studied

Jobless Man Returns $240.000  * * * * * * * * * * * * * x * *  Neoro Fathor OF Throo Finde Maney OnT 4 Ctrepot

MONEY BAG TUMBLES OUT OF ARMORED CAR  Jobless Man Returns $240.000 Found in Street   HUNT TWO OTHERS IN COP-KILLING  Posse Captures 1 Desperado

Man Returns Lost Fortune To Brinks   $240,000 in Bills Falls From Brinks Armored Car in Los Angeles

Thief Leaves Aget Pair Penniless   Honest Man Finds $240,000 -In Street; Hands It To FBI -

Sunland Track Offers Two Days Of Festivity for Sizzler Couple   Guess When City Will Have 100

10,000 Green Stamps and Year's Supply of Vitamins Pep Contest   When Will Heat Reach 100 Degrees

Mayor, Council Not Opposed For Reelection   Second Candidate Files for Park Commissionet

No New Filings For Places On City Ballot   Time for Nominations Up At Midnight

AMID. HEATED ROWS, POLITICKING _  ‘Special Session ‘Nopears Likely To Pass. Three Maior Laws

Apathy, Ignorance, Resistance To Taxes Cause Downfall Of Bond Issues ©  School Needs: Causes Of Defeat

Apathy, Ignorance and Resistance To Taxes Plague School Bond Plans   By G. K. NODENFIELD AP Education Writer

Schools In Trouble  Apathy, Tax Resistance Threaten Education Levies   By G. K. HODENFIELD AP Education Writer

Bizerte Hit In Shelling, Deaths Rise   Tunisian Leader Invites Foreign Volunteers’ Help

French Guns Lob Shells Into Bizerte As Battle for Naval Base Grows Hotter

Study Shows Need of Priority Action  County Official Recommends Sit   County Official Recommends Site In Valley Administrative Center

Study Shows Need of Priority Action   County Official Recommends Site In Valiey Administrative Center

Mississippi Grabs Freedom Riders   12 Arrested at Bus Station In Jackson; Charged With ‘Attempt to Incite a Riot’

12 ‘freedom riders’ arrested at Jackson   Mixers nabbed shortly after entering white waiting room: more on the wav   18 die in military plane crash

MERIDIAN BY-PASSED ON THREAT   Negroes Are Fed . At White Counter  RF. AAW...

Allies Applaud; Reds Grumble   Pentagon Adds Its ‘Yes’ ‘On Use of Nuclear Weapons

Talk Welcomed In West Berlin, And in Europe   Adenauer !s Happy U.S. Takes Lead

Allies Praise Kennedy Speech; Communists Call If Propagande      Returns Awaited From Nonaligned Nations: Role Termed Vital

Communist Reactions Hostile:  Allies Praise Speech      Military Heads Back Use Of Nuclear Arms

Await Reaction Ot Nonaligned Nation Group   Realistic Basis for Negotiations Seen by London

U.N. Doubts Speech Will Soften Russia   West Hails Kennedy Views; Reaction Of Neutrals Noted

Kennedy’s Talk Lauded  By Allies  First Reaction By Communists  Groups Hostile

World Divides Along Cold War Reaction Lines   West Germans Are Delighted; Tass Fires Blasts

Adenauer, Brandt Are Enthused  Nehru Is Hopeful About Settlement

World Reaction Is Divided on Cold War Lines Allies Warmly Endorse Firm U.S. Stand; Reds Are Bitter

World Reaction Divided Along Cold War Lines  Weect Garmane Ara   West Germans Are Delighted on U. S. Stand Over Berlin

President Puts Talk To Action   COMMIES HOSTILE  Allies Praise Kennedy Talk

Praise From Allies; Communists Hostile   Returns Awaited from Nonaligned Nations Cast in Vital Role by Kennedy: Plea to Save United Nations

Favor A-Weapons   Kennedy's Speech Gets Warm Praise; Red Reaction Hostile

JFK's Speech Draws Praise From Allies   First Communist Reactions Appear Outwardly Hostile

Kennedys Speech To U. N. Draws Warm Praise From  U. S’s Friends, Allies

Communists Bitter, West, Free Asia Hail Kennedy Speech —  Indian Spokesman Deplores

US Friends, Allies Praise JFK's Talk   First Communist Reaction Hostile; Await Word From Nonaligned Team

Allies Praise Kennedy Talk   First Communist Reaction Hostile; Returns Awaited from Neutralists

But Reds Show Lack Of Enthusiasm  Western Allies Praise President’s Talk

JFK's Speech Draws Praise   Returns Awaited From Nonaligned Group Of Nations

Wilson Market Sales Spotlight   ‘Communist Reaction Hostile  Kennedy’s U. N. Speech Praised By Our Allies

Allies Praise’ President's Speech But Communist Reaction Hostile

Emporia Weather   Emporia Skies   World Reaction to Speech by the President Apparently Favorable

Communists Hostile, Await Neutral Reaction  Allies Praise Speech By JFK

West Germany Delighted Over Firm Stand Taken By President   World Reaction To Talk On Berlin Crisis Divided On Cold War Lines

Nonaligned Nations' Reactions Awaited - JFK Speech Draws Warm Praise From US. Friends   U.S. Move May Be Forced -Nuclear Test In Air Looms

Cold War Lines.  Divide Reactions Kennedy: Stand Pleases West Europeans: Reds Blast Talk

U.N. Speech Draws Praise.  Red Dissent   West Hails Kennedy; Democrats Proud; Republicans Pleased

VEUTRALIST LEADER VISITS KENNEDY a ree ARNE  _ President’s Speech Evokes Praise

Sharp Cold War Lines Observed _ In Kennedy Speech World Reactior

COMMUNIST REACTION HOSTILE Kennedy's Speech Draws  Praise From U.S. Friends

Allies Praise President’s Address Before U. N.; Communists Hostile

World Reaction Divided Along Cold War Lines   West Germans Are Delighted on U. S. Stand Over Berlin

World Reacts Favorably To JFK Speech   Warm Endorsement By Europeans For President’s Stand

Kennedy talk praised  by friends and allies FIRST RED ACTION IS HOSTILE

Soviets Bitter, Of Caurse  Kennedy’s Speech Is Hailed In West Europe

‘COMMUNIST REACTION: BITTER  President Address Draws Warm Welcome in W. Europe

West Germans Delighted  World Reaction to President's Berlin Soeech Stands Divided

Drivers Quit  Teamsters   Margin Is Wide In Union Vote For Secession

Hoffa Handed Sharp Defeat In Cincinnati  99.5 Per Cent Vote Is Cast for Rebels Pi UP ea OC one i tee

Hoffa Handed Sharp Defeat In Cincinnati  99.5 Per Cent Vote le Cact Ear Rahkeale

Showers   Hoffa Handed Sharp Defeat In Cincinnati   99.5 Per Cent Vote Is Cast for Rebels In Teamster Squabble

SOME LOCALS STILL BALK:  UAW Turns Its Sights On Ford As GM Settles

UAW. Turn Big Guns On Ford Motor Company   General Motors Strike ls Over

Leaders of Laos Factions Reject Peace’ Efforts   Cambodia Fails in Attempts to Bring Rivals Together

Laos’ Chiefs Refuse Bid To Sessions   Delegates at Geneva Hear Poland’s Denunciation of U.S.

Move fo Bring Laos Rivals Together Fails   Bid to Parley Rejected by  Twa  anderc

Latest Laos Peace Effort Collapses   Laotian Leaders Shun Cambodia's Compremise Bid

Congo Leaders Agree to Form Confederation   Semi-Independent States To Be Headed By Joseph Kasavubu

Independent states headed by Kasavubu   Gizenga only major leader not included

Okay Congo. Confederation   Group of Semi-Independent States To Replace Parliamentary Reqime

Congo State Unity Stirs  Peace Hope   Kasavubu Gains Support In Move To Avert Strife

Confab Accord Hikes Hopes for End fo Chaos   Kasavubu To Head Regime; Gizenga Absent From Talks

Semi-Free States Will Be Under Kasavubu   Federation Agreec. Upon by Anti-Red Congo Leaders

Hope Grows Plan Means  End To War   Kasavubu To Head Semi-Independent States Organization

Confederation To Be Headed      Anti-Communist Leaders See Hope For Way Out Of Chaos

Anti-Reds In Congo ilo Unite   Action Seen Ending Civil War Danger

Group Under Kasavubu, Viewed As Peace Hope  Anti-Red Congo Chiefs Unite

Leopoldville Raises Hope for End of Chaos In African Territory .

"Confederation Plan OK'd By Anti-RedConge   Kasavubu To Head Semi-Independent Ring Of States

Agree On Confederation In Congo: Kasavubu Heads Rule   United Nations To Push Showdown On Agenda For Assembly

Parliamentary Government Given Boot by Anti-Reds  GIZENGA NOT CONSULTED

‘Anti-Red Congolese leaders nares on a confederation   Kasavubu will head their new sovernment

Top Congo Leaders Agree on Confederation to be Headed by Kasavubu

Raises Hopes For End To Cha  Anti-Reds In Congo Agree To Confederacy Under Kasavubu

HOPE RAISED BY ACTIONS   Pravda Quickly Attacks Plans  As Colonization

WEATHER   Action brings New Hope Toward Ending The Chaos, War In Central Territory

Congo Chiefs Set Up  Federation of States   Anti-Communists Agree to Replace Central Control; Raise Hopes Way Has Been Opened For Eventual End of Chaos and Warfare

Kasavubu Asks U.N.  Sanction  More Unity Against Reds Anticipated

Leader Is Kasavubu Anti-Red Conaolesi Plan Confederation   White House Says 25 Urged Release of Two U.S. Fliers

Cuban Anti-Aircraft Fire On Castro's Own Fighter   Dramiar Rlamac Dracidant for Rambinac   Premier Blames President for Bombinas

‘War, War’ Sereamed   by 10,000   Fidel Raps U.S. for Bomb Raids

— SENATE TESTIMONY — Juvenile Delinquency  Linked To TV Violence

DEFINITE RELATIONSHIP Prisons Director Links TV Violence With Delinquency

Suspects Link Between IV, Delinquency   Bureau of Prisons Chief Hits Shows of Crime, Violence

Valley Voters Set to Cast Ballots Today  nvor and tC.ouneti   Mayor and Council Contests Attract Most Attention Her

Valley Voters Set to Cast Ballots Today   Mayor and Council Contests Attract Most Attention Here

Man Will Take 18-Foot Steps Walking On Moon   IN SPACE FLIGHT  Technique For Detecting Radiation Hazard Reported

Roval Familv   Montana County Zoning Laws Upheld; Joint Program Invalid

Finland Sets New Elections  For Decision   For Decision  On Soviet Ties

Parliament Dissolved In Finland   Soviet Bid Brings Decision To Hold February Election

Manned Suborbit Flight Included Two Mercury Space Shots  Scheduled for Next Montt

Mother of Cult Leader Attempts to Raise Bond for His, Others’ Release

Women Of Cult Pray, Fast For Men Seized By FBI Force; AWOL Marine Was Chief Target

Women remain behind praying, fasting to show strong faith in their cult leader

thed ww FX IND OMT  Pipe Smokers Will Fill Room With  Blue Haze In Annual! Endurance Test

Not Bad Guy.  So Judge Suspends Robber’s Sentence: Thanked With Kiss

Daughter’ 3 Letter To Judge Wins  Suspended Term F or Bank Robber

‘Late News   Father Of 3 On  Girl, I], "Plants Kiss On Judge ‘For Givinc Us Our Daddy Back’

B47 Wreckage Is Spotted   Big Jet Bomber Is Down Near Tronwood, Mich.

Report Blazing B47 With 3 Aboard Lost In North Wisconsin   Widespread Search Begun In Snow-Covered Region

Striker’s Reply ToKennedyPlea Likely Today   Flight Engineers Asked To Resume Work Pending Group’s Study

Strikers Polled On Work Plea   Kennedy Asks Engineers To Return To Jobs

May Resume Work Pending Settlement   Strikers Weigh Kennedy Plea

MINNESOTA PLANE CRASH   Meany Backs Governmen:  Effort To End Air Strike

Statement Seen As Advice for Return to Work  Cayo TAlLALA   Says Goldberg Plan Seems Reasonable

Engineers Demand More Protection  Demand No — Recrimination From

Nation Awaits Vote  ;  By Airline Strikers   New Stars In Sky Satellites Circle Globe  After Twin Launching

JFK Intervenes In Strike Flight Engineers Vote On Returning to Jobs

ENGINEERS ARE POLLED ON STRIKE   President Sets Up Commission To Study Jurisdictional Dispute Which Crippled Air  Travel.

Engineers Ponder Plea  By Kennedy   Decision Scheduled On Return-To-Worl Bid In Air Strike

ENGINEERS: — ARE POLL ED ON STRIKE      President Sets Up. ‘Com:  mission To Study. Jurisdictional. Dispute Which Crippled Air  Keaval

Union Gets Urgent Plea By Kennedy   Panel Appointed To Study Dispute In Major Airlines

Plane Travel Near Standstill .     Air Engineers Vote on Paralyzing Strike

Airline Engineers Take Poll   CONSIDER KENNEDY BACK-TO-WORK PLEA

In Answer to JtK Plea  = re gpm  Decision Expectec  On Airline Strike

Airlines Strike Still  In Progress  i ee ee   Decision Due Today on Plea From Kennedy

Peace Plan Still Pushed by Goldberc   Flight. Engineers Cite Firings by = Western Air Lines

Engineers to Answer  JFK Plea   President Asks Union Members to End Strike

Engineers Ask for Added Information On Settlement Plan  Pea ee ek Re be cee Poe wee wt FP’. .!   Request Delays Prompt End Of Strike Aaainst Airlines

Striking Flight Engineers Are Polled On Kennedy s Plan For Settling Worst Airline Tieup   Three Biggest Closed

Poll Members On Plea To End Airline Strike   Goldberg Seeks To Halt Walkout During Arbitration

Air Engineers Begin fo Poll Final Decision   Kennedy Asks Strikers to End Airline Disoute

Decision On Presidents Plea To Return To Work Will Be Made During Day

Engineers Ask Job Assurance   Strikers Demand Protection From Recrimination

Conference Sought With Goldberg   Anncuncement Had Been Slated Thic Morning

Decision Near OnPlaneTieup   _Flight Engineers Poll Members On Acceding to President’s Plea

Crippling Tie-Up Goes OnAs Strikers Reques! Parley With Officials.

Return-to-Work Poll Delayed   Goldberg Calls Neio Sessions to. Speed End of Walkout

July 4th Traffic Toll Last Year Warning to Drivers This Week-End

Monolithic  party system is planned   No personality cult man, says he’s Marxist

Fidel Says He’s Marxist-Leninist  Castro Promises To Lead Cuba Down Commie Path

Castro Takes (Cubans Down  Commie Path   De:%s He Is Marxist-Leninist, Forms New Party

He Really Admits It Castro Calls Self  ‘Marxist - Leninist’   Would Campaign In Illinois  Adlai Considering Entering Race For U.S. Senate Seat

Fidel Says World On Road Toward Communism And Cuba s In Vanguard

Cuban Leader Admits Role As a Marwist   Castro Opposes Personality Cult; Forms New Party

Some Lawmaker: Doubt Value Of Summit Parley   Democrats Are Among Those Who Have Reservations

Congo Reaction  Europe Divided Over Hammarskjold Policy   Negroes Stage Wild Demonstration

Jet Airplane Forced Down In Columbus   Craft Develops Engine Trouble, Towed in Streets

Weaver Wins 11-4 Approval   Controversial Kennedy Nominee Cleared By Senate Committee .

Senate Passes Bill to Boost Grazing Rates  ' Moves to Double   Moyes to Double Fees Charged By State Wins

“Nig Proahlem’”’   Agents Poised for Raids: Lawmen Unaware of Gambling

Roundtable Peace Meet Said Shaping  Would Necessarily  Attend Conferenre

Lumumba Shifted to Parley Site   Report Ousted Congo Premier Transferred To Katanga; Believe Talks May Be Held

e ie Fe Timely Tidings APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED — FOR CAMP SUNNYSIDE  New Summer Camp For — Crippled Children And Adults — Set * To Open In June

FREEDOM RIDE CALLED TODAY   May Mark Beginning Of Nationwide Cam paign By CORE

rotest Inmate s Death Springfield Jail Ruckus Quelled by Mass. ‘Troopers

New State Police Head Breaks Riot At Springfield Jail Over Inquest

7 Hampden Prisoners Protest Jette Death  Jail Disturbance Quelled

Free- Spending Young Executive Is Charged In Aiding Woman's $2 Million Embezzlement

Teamster Officer Indicted by U. S.  Charged With Taking tHeqal Payments

Hoffa Associate Also Indicted  Teamster Official Accused Of Taking Illegal Payments.

Legislators Push for Final Adjournment   Thursday Deadline : Set, But Two Major Issues Remain to Be Solved.

Red Party Sign-Up Due Tonight   Legal Action Awaits Communists if They Fail to Register Party

U. S. Transport Hit in Congo; Lands Safely  American Missionary First G1 Maenales af Ei aletinm

U.S. Cargo Plane Is Hit, Lands Safely   Swedish, Indian Aircraft Support U.N. Ground Troop:

American Missionary Is Wounded By Gunfire;  Situation Is Worsenina

‘Murder Suspect Was in Jail Here Henter Given Up to 20 Years in Prison

‘Business World   TO OPEN NEW © AUTO REPAIR BUSINESS IN LE MARS SOON

eG ee” ce Business. World  TO OPEN NEW  AUTO REPAIR BUSINESS  IN LE MARS SOON

State's Holiday Crash Toll Seven  Deputy Loses Life On Accident Call

Deputy Sheriff Killed in 2-Car Crash in State  Weekend Mishap: Take Seven Lives Toll Reaches 402

“Hold-the-Line’ Budget Bill Enlarged in House   Growers. Would: Write Own: ‘Crop Plaris Ps my! Kennedy To Ask for Different’ Farm Program

Radically New Farm  Bill Looms  i. ansasawe WJ assle   Growers Would Write Own  Crop Programs

Kennedy Will Ask Congress: Let Farmers Vote Own Plan   Depressed Area Vote Expected By Tonight

—~GROWERS WOULD HAVE SAY-— New Farm Setup To Be Proposed By Kennedy

New Farm Plan Gives Growers Program Power   Agreements on Prices, Controls Would Be Subiect to Veto

Farm Message Planned  sever coomectan screenees  Kennedy Expected To Seek Extended Control

Kennedy Eyes New Program For Farmers  Would Write Their Own Crop Plan But  _ Subject To Veto

Growers to Write Program   Plan Suggests Farmers Draft Crop Schedule

JFK Will Ask New 'Ad’ Plan   Growers Would Write Own Crop Programs Under Radical Proposal

Radical New Proposal:  Farmers May Be Given Chance To  Write Own Bills

Wants Farmers To Write Own Crop Programs   Kénnedy’s Plan Due to Go to Conaress Thursday

Kennedy To Air New Farm Plan  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  gt wy, yRv"rwey e«. ry onl 4 _ tg   Growers Would Write Own Crop Program In Setup

Kennedy May ‘Submit Farm Plan Under Which Growers Would Write Own Crop Programs

Radically Different Farm Plan Looms   President, in Message to Congress Tomorrow Expected to Propose Letting Farmers Write Own Programs, Subject to Leqislative Veto

KENNEDY 10 SUBMIT ~ FARM PLAN   President To Propose Farmers Choose Own Crop Programs Under Ag Department. Reganization.

Radical Farm Program Seen   Kennedy Seeks — Plan For Farmers To Write Laws.

Kennedy Farm Plan: Growers Set Programs   Expected to Ask Congress Approval Thursday

President Set To Propose New Farm Plan  Growers Would Establish Own Crop Proarams

New Farm Setup Is Proposed   Growers Would Write Their Own Crop Pregrams, Suhbiect To Veto

Paging The News   Kennedy Idea: Let Farmers Write Own Crop Programs

Farmers May Write Own  Crop Plans   Leislative Veto Would Act As  Control Measure

On The Inside   Advance Guess On JFK’s Plan  Would Let Farmers Write Own Ticket

Some Demos Urge A Foreign Aid Slash   .. Sen. Byrd Doubts New Recommendations Sufficient   Kennedy Offers ‘Hold Gold Plan  CUSTOMS EXEMPTIONS CUT MAJOR ITEM IN PROGRAM

JFK Sticks Through Alt Of Parade   Final Units Pass In Review Under Moonlight

Kennedy Gets Right To Work   New President Plans Full Schedule Today

nn A TRE sna leaps en eons SRE   With Democratic-Controlled Congress...  President off To Flying Beginning

Kennedy Has Amazing Energy for Long Day   Up Until 3:20 a.m., Then Ties Into Work at 9 Saturday

Kennedy Begins First Work Day In White rouse  Holds Confer   Holds Conference on Administration Groundwork, Meets Party Leaders.

Truman Is Visitor At White House   Darkness Falls On Inaugural Parade: Kennedy ‘fours Balls

President Has Busy Schedule His First Day  oe. ee   Expect Senate May Okeh Appointments Some Time Today

Former Pres. Truman Drops In for Talk   President Holds Routine Staff Meeting at 9:15 am

JFK Keeping Wicked Pace  Hit The Sack At 3:30 A. M. But Kull Work Schedule On Today

Truman Has Brief Chat With JFK   Kennedy Attended All Parties Until 3:30; Wife Went Home Early

‘Kennedy Chats With Truman as He Begins First Day of Work at Staff Meeting

Kennedy Clears Decks for Action After Night of Fun; Truman Unexpected Guest

Meets Staff and Visits With Truman; Approval Awaited for Cabinet

j Kennedy Starts Full Work Load Today ‘Inaugural Fun Ends for New: President

%& Week’s Free TV Magazine  ¥%& Book Corner ye Church News  %& Home Section 4 Color Comics ¥%& BIG Sports Coverage   Funs done for Kennedy

Truman Visits New President on First Day   Kennedy Takes Time to Inspect Executive House

Cabinet Sworn In  Presidewt Kennedy Has Busy First Day In Office: Staff Reports At 9

Inaugural Fun Over!  President Kennedy Plans Full Work Schedule Today

‘Holds Staff Conference, Private ‘Meeting With Harry Truman   Schedules Busy Round of Activities Despite Inaugural Merry-Making Far Into the Night Former President Is an Unexpected Guest

President Late To Bed, Early To Rise   In Office About Nine; Truman First Caller

Inaugural Fun Over \Kennedy’s First Full Day \As President A Busy One

Fun’s Over, Kennedy To Buekle Down   New President Has ‘Wonderful’ Inauguration Day

Holds Staff Talk, Visited By Truman   HST Makes Second White House Stop While Taking Walk

Staff Meeting Is Held: Talks With Truman   Kennedy Inspects Executive Mansion, Lunches With Grourc

Inaugural Fun Over President Displays Amazing Energy, Gets Down To Work

First Work Day for President Kennedy   Busy Schedule as Inaugural Fun Ends’ For New U.S. Chief

Full Schedule Planned Today... The Honeymoon Is Over as  President Assumes Duties

Tireless Kennedy Had Himself A Real Ball At Inauguration Day Festivities

Fear 24 Children Aboard Missing School Bus   Kennedy Begins First Work Day as New Chiet Executive

Senate OK’s Rusk, Dillon   Castro Leaves It Up’ To Kennedy   Kennedy Still Has Bounce After Hectic 20 Hours

Truman Surprise Visitor Kennedy Takes Up Duties Of Office After Festivities

Kennedy Program Faces Stiff Test  Half of President's Key Points Acted On

U.S. Speeds Up Program On Shelters  Protection Due To Be Ready For 50 Million Soon

Hassie Develops  City Confirms Water Pact Commission to Act Later

Hassle Develops City Confirms Water Pact Commission to Act Later      U.S. Housing Expert Will Confer Here With Indians

Goulart Flies Back to Brazil, Risks Civil War Over Claim fo Presidency

Many South Africans Ignore  General Strike Call and Move Fails; Violence Light

Many Ignore Strike Call In S. Africa   Fight to Continue, Underground Leader Says: Some Violence

U.S. to Review  Ghana Project  Kennedy Appoints Steel Man Leader

Special Mission Going to Ghana   Will Review Project; Randall Heads Group

New Cold Front Forming Which May Extend Wave; Highway Warning Issued

Williams Reports On African Tour To JFK   Secretary Recommends More Helpful And-Immediate Aid: Finds Good Will

Cuban Battlefield Shows Heavy Toll; Reds Say New Gun Won for Them

Cuban fiasco blame spread   Fulbright says several agencies were involved

Cuban Invasion Big Blunder: Fulbright   White House, Others Must Share Blame

Fulbright Comments After Quizzing—  Many Agencies Are [nvolved In Cuban Invasion Blunder

Fulbright Says All Leaders Had  Roles in Blunder  Cuba Fiasco Seen As Major Mistake By Top Agencies

Invasion Inquiry  eee nena nett ER RA en  Several Blamed kor Cuban Flop

Responsibility For Invasion Blunder Cited  Military Advisers May Be Called  eemebisrminmnn

Cubd: . Investigator Places Blame  For Blunder   Senator Fulbright ‘Says Kennedy Has To Share. Burden.

White House Assailed On Cuba Blundet  State Department, CTA Alen Attentan

Invasion Hit As Blunder By Senator  White House, Other   White House, Other Agencies Responsible Fulbright Says 

Cuban Invasion Called Blunder By Fulbright   Entire Operation, Called a Mistake

WARNED AGAINST INVASION White House And Several Agencie: Must Share Cuba Blame—Fulbright

Blame For Cuba Given Agencies  Fulbright Says White House And   RRS ge Os, See PR

White House Is Blamed For Cuban Fiasco   Sen. Fulbright Says Other Agencies Had Port in Blunder

Sen. Fulbright says ill-fated Cuban invasion was blunder by U.S.:

Senator Blames Many for Cubar Invasion Fiasco   Fulbright Declares White House Shares The Responsibility

Killian Gets Post  ~ Several Agencies Blamed ~ For Cuban Invasion Flop

‘Several’ Responsible Cuba Invasion Blunder  Stressed By Fulbright

FIVE STATES CAUGHT IN RAMPAGE   Floods Leave 1.250 Midwestern Families Homeless.

Outbreak Of Fever Is Feared   Damage Runs Into Millions; Schools Closed

Thousands Homeless In 5-State Flood Area   At Least 25 Dead; Millions of Damage Left In Wake of Rampage in Missouri, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, $. Illinois

Thousands Are Left Homeless In Middle West   River Town Dwellers Flood Crews Battle Rampaging Waters

1,250 Homes Evacuated; Death Toll 25   Millions in Damage Left in Wake of Rampaging Water

U.S. Strives Mightily For Congo Peace   Lumumba Release Under Discussion, Says Press Officer

US. Searching  lor Solution To Congo Case   Kennedy Brings U.S. knvov to African  Area Home for Talks

‘Oldest Crime Ever to Come to Light’ Along With - World's Oldest Human Bones Are Uncovered in East Africa

Represents "Oldest Crime Ever To Come To Light"— Report Finding Human Bones  More Than 600,000 Years Old

600.000 Years Old! or label de Oldest Human Bones Ever  Found Uncovered ' Africa

600, 900— Y E ARS: OL D  Bones Of Oldest Human Beings Discovered

600,000 YEARS PLUS  Ancient Bones Uncovered, World’s ‘Oldest Crime,’

Human Remains Said To Be At Least 600.000 Years Old  Oldest Human Bones Ever Discovered Are Disclosed

High Court  Denies Plea Madison Atty. Lathrop. Loses in U. S. Appeal

Where To Find It   Search for 4-Year-Old Farm Boy Believed Lost in Storm

Gales. Heavy Snow Hit State, Traffie Snarled   Mass Effort   Roads Blocked

Fear Prevents Cures Cancer, Arthritis Victims  Said Easy Prey For Quacks

‘Last Leg of Expedition      Minnesota Scientist, Four US Navy Men Die in Air Gash

Five Die in Crash of Navy Antarctic Plane   Minnesota Scientist, Wisconsin Native, One of Victims

Scientist, four Navy men killed in Antarctic crash   Crashed on takeoff

Plane Crash Kills 4 Navy Men, Scientist   En Route Home After Flight Across Antarctic

Plane on Mapping Flight Crashes  U of M Scientist Killed in Antarctic

Five Killed In Crash Of Naval Plane  3 ee a iis ie i i “,*)°*      ‘Deep Freeze 62° Surveying Team Down In Antaretic

Antarctic Plane Crash Kills Five   Scientist, Native of Wausau, And Four Navy Men Perish on Flight

Plane Down In Antaretie Flight; 5 Die   4.U.S. Navy Men Injured; Magnetic Field Mapped

U.S. Expert. AN  Navy Men  Die In Crash  eae eee        4 Others Injured; Plane On Way Back From Antarctic

Scientist, 4, Sailors Die in Plane Crash  4. Qther Navy Men Returning From Antarctic Injured

Scientist And Four US. Navy Men ,On Way Home From Antarctic, Are Killed

New Sewer Rates Gain Approval   Cost Will Be $140 For a 50-Foot Lot; Increase is $50

“THEY OUGHT TO LEAVE US ALONE’ Hoffa Says Government Efforts _ To Unseat Him Are Waste Of Time

Hoffa Advises Foes He’s Won  Asks Critics to Get Lost, Admit Thev’re Whipped

Election Shows Hoffa's Control Leave Teamsters  Alone, Hoffa Warns

Hoffa, Re-elected for Five Years, Advises His Critics to ''Get Lost"

Critics Warned  By James Hoffa He Said He’s Whipped Them And They Might  As W...it A sone ttt 16

Elected Ta New Term  Hoffa Says He’s Whipped Critics And They Might As Well Admit It

Hoffa Says Critics Lose  Union Fight   Might As Well Admit Defeat As Teamalers Give Him New Term

GETS OVERWHELMING SUPPORT  Get Lost,’ Hoffa Tells Critics After Triumph

No Crisis Reported   U.S. Officials Wasting ‘Time Critics Warned By Hoffa To Let  Teamsters Alone

Fresh From Victory ....  Hoffa Still On Top: Says Critics Should Get Lost

BAUR we FR Pe ee  ‘Victorious Hoffa Advises Critics to ‘Go Get Lost’

Hoffa Tells Critics to ‘Get Lost’   Reelected by Teamsters for 5-Year Term

‘Get Lost’-Hoffa Tells His Critics   Says Government Effort to “Destroy Teamsters” a Complete Failure.

Says Opponents Whipped  don Hoffa Tells Critics tal +6 Let Him Alone   ding in itions’

Lay Off, Hoffa Tells Kennedy   Points To Victory At Union Session

See editorial “Holfa’s New Tricks Hardly New” on Page 6, please,

Hoffa Says His Critics Are Beaten  Kennedys Among   Kennedys Among Those Pointed Out At Defeated

Raps Kenneays  Victorious Hoffa Advises Critics to ‘Go Get Lost’

Hoffa Tells His Critics To Get Lost   Warns All To Leave Teamsters Alone

Hoffa Says His Election Should Cause Govt. To Stop Fooling Aroun

Hoffa Advises His Critics To ‘Go Get Lost’  Wins Unanimous   Wins Unanimous Nod For New Term As Teamsters Head

Soviet pledge of aid to Cuba   K calls for U.S. to deal on ‘live and let live’ basis

‘K' Warns U.S. Again On Cuba   Soviet Premier Threatens Aid If Cuba Attacked

Khrush Urges Live, Let Live Cuban Policy   Threatens To Help Castro If Cuba Is Attacked; Says International Situation Worsened By ‘Aqaressive Forces In U.S.

Also Blames Laos Battle On America   Russian Premier Says International Situation Worsens

DEMAND IS VOICED FOR CASTRO DEAL   Asserts World Tensions Made By Recent Event

Chicago Heights Symphony Reveal Program For Saturday's Opening Concert

Noted Soprano Is Guest Reveal Program For Saturday s Opening Concert

HERALD INDEX   Turn to Page 7 for First Sketch Color-a-Comic Ornament, Herald Holiday Feature for Boys and Girls, Begins Today

HOLIDAY FUN TIME Color-a-Comic ornament  feature for the children

Polio Immunization Program Begins Tuesday in Gallatin County Schools

Begin Immunization and Smallpox Vaccination Program in Gallatin County Schools On September 19

Cost Estimated at $4,277,922...  AreaRoad, Bridge Work Scheduled

Police Fearful Kidnap-Killer May Be Among 50 Women Quizzed and Released

Texas Highway Department Announces Highway Safety Measure Next Month

In the Fields  NAME KEFFLER. yen — TO STAT Ty a DAIRY FOR  eran a

in tne rielas  NAME KEFFLER HERD — TO STATE. DAIRY  400 CLUB"— FOR-- THE 22ND YEAR

Adoring Crowds Cheer and Applaud  It's Case of Love at First Sight as Jacqui Captivates Parisians

Crowd Surrounds Limousine  ‘La Belle Jacqui’ Captivates French Public

Russians Have No Legal Basis   No Extradition Treaty With Soviets

=  Delegation Asks The House Committee  ‘For $4.5 Million On Proctor Dam

Bomb Blast Just One In Long Series   Plastic Type Used By Right-Winaers

Bare S SUSPECTED   Paris Stock Exchange Hit By 'Home-Made Bomb; 12 Hurt

Paris Stock Exchange Bombed; 14 Injured   Right-Wing Extremists Blamed; Stock Trading Had Stopped 15 Minutes Earlier

Paris Mart Bomb Blast Injures 12   Stock Brokers Trading at Time

Searching Review of Civil Defense Starts as East-West Tension Grows   By STERLING F. GREEN

Civil Defense Study Picks Up; One Plan, 46 Million Shelters   By-STERLING F. GREEN

civil Defense  Berlin Crisis Spurs Program   Ry STERLING F. GREEN

In Case Situation Gets Acute  Health Group Gathers To Consider  Measures Against Nuclear:Fallout

‘NOW SIGHTED TO NATION    All 50 States Are Participating In Vital Session

Not Enough Fallout 'To Bring Real Concerr   Health Service Is Making Checks Of Fallout Level

Problem of Fallout —  Health Heads of States  Consider Protective Plans

NO DANGER NOW SIGHTEL TO NATION   All 50 States Are Participating In Vital Session

Extraordinary Session  Health Service Outlines Nuclear Fallout Program

U. S. Doesn't Know Yet if Fallout Next Spring Will Be Serious Peril

Extraordinary Session In Washington  Fallout Not Yet Serious, Officials Told

REPT ARE RAST (SSA SARS MALES e  UNIQUE MEETING TO BE HELD IN BRITAIN

Castro Aims Charges At Cruel Yanqui:   Navy Spokesman Claims Employe Stole Records

17-Story Project At San Mateo, Central Planned   Construction Bids On Webb Building To Be Opened April 7

Chimp Set For Orbital Shot Soon   See No Delay in Mannec Flight Early in Year; Seek Missile Nose Cone

Other Items Slated For Solons Jan. 3   Sales Tax Law May Get Review; Small Loans, Roads On Agenda

BANK LAW TOP ITEM : Next Legislative Session Set for Jan. 3 by Daniel

Government Reports Widespread Search For Deposed Premier; Civil Warfare Feared

Search On For Escaped Lumumba   Deposed Premier May Be Dead In Opinion Of U.N. Officials

Tension Up As Goulart Flies Home   Threat of Civil War Hinges on Claim To Brazilian Presidency

GOULART NEAR BORDER  Brazil's Rival Forces Jockeying for Position

Return of Goulart May Plunge Brazil Into Bitter War  "Vice President Awaits Dramatic . Entry to Claim Nation’e Tan Jah

NATION NEAR CIVIL WAR  AAI AAA IRR A RN MN RH RR SST I ABE  Goulart Nears Brazil Border

Military Forces Jockeying for Positionin Brazi   Goulart at Border, Delays Entry That Could Bring Strife

Goulart Waits Near Border...     Military Forces in Brazil Move Into Battle Position:

Civil war feared  Goulart near Brazil border   Says riders may _ withdraw appeals

Goulart Set To Jump Into Brazil.  Vice President One Hour Away Troops Line Up

He Directs Operation In Uruguay   Meanwhile, Two Opposing Armies Getting Closer

Civil War Threatens  Goulart Reaches Brazilian Border For Dramatic Return

Brazil’s Goulart Reaches Point For Grand Entry   AMR” FORTH PATRI

Civil Strife Threat Stull  Faces Brazil   Goulart Reaches Border, Planning Dramatie Return

Goulart near  south border marking time  Military jockeys for positions;  na fhehtineae wat

And ivi Ware  Goulart Poised for Return  To Claim Top Brazil Office

Goulart Set For Brazil Power Bid   Civil War Feared As Rival Forces Take Positions

Civil War Threatened  Goulart Poised To Enter Brazil fo Take Power

The Brazil Story ceiciniieeiiaceeeaenastiatiienaeaaeasameiiaulats  Goulart On Fringe  Of Chief's Chair

Vice President Beams Confidence  Goulart Nearing Brazil; Civil War Threat Looms

Goulart Waits Near Border   May Plunge Nation Into Full Civil War

Goulart Waits Near Border For Brazil Call   Claim To Presidency May Plunge Nation Into Full Civil War

Return of Goulart Could Trigger War   Vice President Beams Confidence in Bid to Claim Brazil’s Top Post

‘ Goulart’s Return May Be the Spark  ‘Brazil On Verge Of Civil War

Ford Not Sharinc Plant Decisions  Won't Give Up Right To UAW. Statement

Says Indiana Air National Guard Ready   One of 71 Air Guard and Reserve Groups Alerted

Late Bulletin   CHANGE RULES FOR HORSESHOE PITCHINC CONTEST DURING FAIR Add Third Class — For Contestants Of Any Age — With Entry Bak Slaw Chetek BA Awwwies

CHANGE RULES FOR . HORSESHOE PITCHING CONTEST DURING FAIR Add Third Class — For Contestants Of Any Age — With Entry Fee For Prize Money

Challenges fo Segregation in Mississippi Slow   More Freedom Riders Are Headed for South

Union Puts Time Limit  On New Pac   600 Tu St. Joseph Lakeshore Plant Would Be led

Union To Call Workers Qut Friday Night  700 Affected _ At Lakeshore  ant Hera

OF RESIDENTS FLEE CARMI   Little Wabash, Skillet Fork On Rampage; Looting In Flooded Mill Shoals. Big Muddy Crests.

Two More Dead: Toll Reaches 882  Motorist Charged In Baby’s Death

Brown Slaps at Pitchess and Parker   Governor Criticizes L; A. City, County Law Enforcement

LAWMAKERS RETURN AFTER 2-WEEK ABSENCE am livin enh lnm Le let ln eM Doel  Veto Problem Confronts Legislature

Sale Of Various Favors At Penitentiary To Convicts Attributed To Officers,  Cuards.   DEPUTY WARDEN IS AMONG ACCUSED MEN

Complaints Flood Austin Insurance [irms Reassure Daniel On Carla Damage

Fairness Promised Claimants  Housewives Of  Texas City Send Plea To Daniel

IN THE AFTERMATH OF HURRICANE CARLA  Insurance A Problem For Governor Company Lawyers And Housewives

lke Denies Tis Views By Mundt   Reports He Has Not Judged New Administration

eS BS WEES © EUPUEL THGUUWE        Ike Denies Statement JFK ‘Leff Of Center’

BUT PROGRAMS TOO FAR LEFT, EX-VEEP SAYS  Nixon Cites JFK Popularity

IFK Says U.S. To Act in Cuba If It'sNecessary   Warning Is Voiced As Invasion News Is Deteriorating      BUT PROGRAMS TOO FAR LEFT, EX-VEEP SAYS  Nixon Cites JFK Popularity

Nixon Gives His Views Qn Kennedy   Says People Like Presiden’  But His Program Goes Unsupported.

Far to to the Left  Nixon Finds Virtually Ne JFK Program Support

ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Kennedy is popular: Nixon

Pa a gh sib ce pe a ba g bs ay i ne gwele ie m.*° ” 1? en eeTTC Ye] y ‘Al  Interest i in JFK’s Saneeee

Sees Support For President As Individual  Kennedy Proeram Far To Left: Nixon

Nixon Sees Lack Of Interest in Kennedy Plans   Says President Should Have 10 Mére Days

New Korean Regime Defies U. §. General  Lee Tells Magruder To Keep Hands Off Military Caun

Magruder. Suffers. Severe Setback _ : “ U.S. Commander In South Korea Defied

Orders His  Troops to”  Ignore Cour  US. General And. © Embassy Chief, ~~

South Korean Front Line Troops Ignore U.S. Appeal  Troop Support Is Denied

Korean General Backs Military Leaders in Coup   Decision Against Advice of U. S. General Magruder

Army Chief Orders Men ‘Hands Off?   General Fails To Endorse Coup But Magruder Spurned

New Report From OCDM To Be Basis  His Decision May Be Known  pe See se

Rival Princes of Laos Disagree In First Meet   Conservative Premier Planning to Retire

Laos Princes Fail to Agree   Talks Started Aimed at Forming Coalition of Rivals

Prinees Hit Snags Over  "i Peace Efforts To Seek  Coalition Bring  ES SOR, > FReee ENGR eseteae = pee ore

Laos’ Princes Seek Coalition  Quickly Disagree on Bour Oum’s Role

Laotian Princes rail To Agree  Coalition Delayed By Power Hassle

Rival Laotian Princes Disagree   Efforts To Set Up Coalition Regime Hit Snag

— Disagrees, ———_  Bid for United tees Hits - Snag in Royal Squabble

Laos Rivals Meet;  Disagreement Rises   ‘Neutralist’ Souvanna Phouma Says Conservative Boun Oum to Retire

Laotian Princes. Differ On Coalition Government  Three Rivals Meet in Zurich, Switzerland;- Communist — Backed ‘Neutralist’ Balks

Laos Princes Split Anew On Coalition   Long Delay Seen At Negotiations In Switzerland

Laos Princely Parley Snagged   Royal Trio Seeking Coalition Government

Unity Meeting Of Laos Chiefs Hits Quick Snag  nna Indicates   Souvanna Indicates Pro-West Faction Will Take Back Seat

Rival Laotian Princes Meet, Begin To Disagree on Coalition Regime

3 Rival Princes of Laos Disagree at First Meeting   Coalition Government Seems To Still Be Long Way Ott; To Talk Three Days.

Hoffa Seeks To Reverse Call For Arbitration  Unionist Claims Not All Tr Cher s Back  AFaNnT LIOLICIAN

Plane Crash Kills Sigurd F. Varian Co-Inventor of  Klystron Tube

“JFK Credited With Easing Race Barriers   3 Lunch Counters Mixed In Virginia Following ° Visit

US. DEFENSE STRUCTURE IS BEING REVISED   Being Redesigned To Ride Out Massive Nuclear Attack   McNAMARA EXPLAINS REASONS FOR CUTS

Nuclear Defenses  Outlined   MeNamara Gives Survival Plan To Senate Unit

McNamara Tells Of Remodeling   Military Forces To Prepare To Ride Out Heavy Atomic Attack

Must Ride Out Any Massive Nuclear Attack, Secretary  Tells Congress

Defense Changes Are Outlined At Closed Hearings   McNamara Says Forces Being Remolded To Ride Out Massive Nuclear Attack; Drastic Cutbacks Asked For Big B70

Fulbright’s Re-Election Seen In ’62  Goldwater Claims GOP Wasting Tin

ete Hennes re tae ‘Go water Says No Use Trying To Beat Fulbright

Admits GOP Wastes Time In Arkansas   Goldwater Says No Chance Of Defeating Controversial Sen. Fulbright.

Goldwater See Fulbright Safe In Senate Post   Republican Efforts To Defeat Arkansan Considered Futile

Charge JFK Adopts ‘Brink Of War’ Policy   Warn West Will Have To Negotiate With East Germany

JFK's Measures Won't Stop Peace Treaty With Reds, Say E. Reichers

Reds Stick To Plan For Peace Treaty   East Germans Say Kennedy's Military Plan Won't Matter

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Windy, Cold Expected In Capital Today   Bigwigs Stranded Enroute To Gala ‘Eve Festivities   Nations Bid Fond Farewell To Ike, Great Successor

Dramatic Rescue of 2 Who Fell Into Crevasse   Youths Spend Night in Crevasse on Mendenhall Glacier; Rescued Today; All Are Reported in Good Condition

Russ Ability To Control Space Seen  U.S. Vehicles May Be Blockec

Fears USSR Control Of Space AF General Urges Speedup  S»°F TTR nn.

‘Arrernare FFOPCsais JUOMIICG .  Chances of School Reorganization Compromise Agreement Said Brighter

Chances of Compromise in State Ed Talks  Alternate Plans for Reorganization fama ant hdnekinane 

Steenson Crosses  To GOPs   Repealer Bill Fails After Reconsideration Of Poll an Friday

x ee KX x KK  Twister Rumbles Across 4. Indiana Counties: 7 Hurt

5 Vehicles Involved fn New Phila Crash   Turn To Page 9 For Pictures

McNamara Expected To Propose Many Steps To Streamline U. S. Defenses

Military Review Nearly Ready  McNamara Findings Go To White House

McNamara Completes Key Study   Defense Chief Winds Up Work On Review Of American Position

JFK To Get McNamara Report U.S. Military Strategy Study Almost Complete

Granite City Man Is Being Detained After Refusing Lie Detector Tests

Where You'll Find:   4,000 College Students Stage Riot in Galveston

MERAMEC BASIN CORPORATION TO CONDUCT COMMUNITY INVENTORY IN BASIN TOWNS   Mainly For Industrial Prospects

$271,000 In Payments  Seareemcninttr ret main eine  Savs Rancher Turned Soil Bank Program Into Racket

Redistricting Bills Hit Snags  In Legislature   House Votes Extension Of Income and Surtaxes

Loses Industry   : Troops Guard Burned Out Town to Prevent Looting

LAOTIANS MOVE AGAINST REBELS   Drop Paratroopers Against Pathet Lao

Laos Alerted By Rebel Drive   Paratroopers Used Against New Action

Paratroops Dropped By  Laotians   Move Quickly  To Outflank Rebels Parachuted By Soviet Planes

ROYAL REGIME ACCEPTS CEASE-FIRE —  Laos Drops Chutists Behind Rebels Lines

900 Troops To Counter  Rebel Move   Royal Forces Plan Outflanking Move Near Muong Kass

in Counter Move ©     Laotian Parachute Troop: Block Red Rebel Threats

To Finance Aid Loans  Serene RS et enna ee te geet me tN tren  GOP Voices Opposition To Borrowing from Treasury

GOP Is Opposing Aid Finance Plan.   Nixon in Fayor of Long Range Program

Says First Wife Dropping Suit— Coad Married to Former  Wife of His Chief Aide

Coad Remarries After Divorce In Alabama   Married Ex-Wife Of Former Aide On May 19

All Because of a Rabbit — Bulldozer Nears Dog  Trapped in Mine 50 Days

Inside ee ¢ ¢e   Eight Years in White House Ended  ‘Ike Quietly Assumes Gentleman Farmer Role

Inside...   cignt rears in White house Ended  tke Quietly Assumes Gentleman Farmer Role

‘Elevated’ In Crash At Philly   1 Dead, 36 Hurt, Tracks Ripped Jn Train Deraiiment   Picture on Page 6.

Officers Told To Stop ‘Leaks   Connally Wants Them to be Quiet Or Identify Selves

Southland School Integration Spreads Quietly In Contrast To 1960 Disorders

Invasion Of Laos Denied   US Maintains Close Watch On Tense Situation

Kennedy, Nikita T rade Messages  President Assures Russia  ~ US Ready to Work for Goal

Kennedy Says U. §. Ready For Peace Moves   Khrushchev Assured’ Way is Open in First World Affairs Action

Russ Asked fo Help End World Strife   President Boosts Aid to Needy; His Cabinet Confirmed

Rebels Read) To Release Passengers   Radio Message Says Pirates Would Land Group at African Port

LEADER DEMANDS SAFETY FOR HIS REBELS —  Pirates to Free Passengers

‘All's Well,’ Many Wire From Ship   Americans Tell Their Friends Not to Worry

County Farm Bureau Ends Fiscal Year With 352 Members; TFB Members Gain

Scientists Take Animals Underground To Test Egg, Milk Production in Dark

THE MAN BEHIND THE PRESIDENTS   JH K’s Liberal Legislation Could Die With ‘Mr. Sam’

All-Out Party Fight Expected For House Pos!   Loss of Rayburn May Mean Crippling Blow to JFK Legis  lative Program.

Changeover In House Leadership Serious Blow To ‘New Frontier’   Rayburn’s Type Of Cancer Worst Kind

naybura’s Deem Strikes Serious Blow  To Kennedy’s Lenislutive Prewraie

Army Engineers Recommend Knowles Dam but Not — Nine Mile Prairie Project .

In Western Montana  Army Engineers Recommenc Knowles Dam but Not Nine Mile Prairie Project

ADDRESS TO PARTY  Gromyko Talk Holds Hint of Peace Note   More Berlin News Is on Page 2A,

‘Big 2’ Peace Aims Cited By Gromyko  Red Says Rusk Agrees Major  _Dowers Must Act to End War

Gromyko's. Speech Has Peace -Note   Congress Applauds His Remarks; Tells Of Talks With Rusk

Gromy Says Russ Policy Hexible, Fair  Western Point Of View Linaraded In   Western Point Of View Upgraded In Major Statement

Russ Cosmonaut Gagarin Featured  As Cuba Marks Revolt Anniversary

Yuri's. Arrival: Today Opens. Cuban Fete   Eighth Anniversary Of. Castro's July 26 Movement Will Run 4 Days

Storm Roars Into Mississippi Valley; South Recovers From Tornado Blasts

- Three-Day Death Toll Climbs To 90: Blizzard Hits Plains, Tornadoes Ravaae Dixie

Humphrey Sees ‘Furor’ Over 2 JFK Appointees   ™ Dillon and Bowles In Key Positions.

Contract For Construction Of New Harper Postoffice Building Signed

Contract Let For Construction ‘Of New Tioga Post Office Building

Memoirs Of A Job—No. 2  ee ett et NRE CN NCEE TCL ENA aeteTCRNE tN ema  The Princess  Dressed Well

Memoirs F rom A Job ---No. 1  The Princess Hires Footman   Beginning An Eight-Installment Series By David John Payne

Collins Backed By Staebler as His Successor   Michigan Democrat: Hold Conventions

JFK Says Soviet Victory Is "No Cause For Alarm”   Calls Four Officials

House Group Calls Top NASA Officials To Discuss U. S. Speedup Of Space Program

Top US. Space Experts Summoned After Russia’s  Flieht Puts U.S. Behind

JFK Says No Cause For Alarm’   Four Top Officials From NASA Callec For Testimonv

French Forces Expected To Hold Positions Wonin Four Days of Bitter Battle

Order Ends. Four Days Of Fighting   French Paratroopers Captured Most of City Of Bizerte in Fighting

UN Resolve Ends Bitter Tunisia Fight  French Control Battered City

French Troops Not Planning On Moving Out   Arab League Discusses ‘French Aggression’ At Cairo Meeting As Battle Coneluded

Bizerte Guns Silenced By Cease-Fire   JK To Ask Long-Range Armed Forces Buildup

Cease-Fire Ordered By Both Sides   No Indication Of French Withdrawal As Demanded in UN

Dr. L. Vincent Hayes, Bennetts Valley Schoo! Board President, Dies

Fidel Belittles Exiles’ Threats  Labels Call to Arms As a Waste of Time

Castro Scornful Of ‘Call to Arms’  Calls U. $.-Based Foe: ‘Self-Deluded Men’

University Head Choser Army Chief  Two Defeated   Two Defeated Governors Get High Posts 

Congo Proposes ‘By-Laws’   Constitution Has Strong Central Gov't. Control

UNITY SOUGHT BY CONGOLESE   Katanga, Stanleyville Are Not Represented

Senate To Act On Tax Stamps  Abolishment Voted   Abolishment Voted By Ohio House

Drizzler   Decision On Ohio’s Tax Stamps Due   Senate Gets Bill Today; House Vote Favors Elimination

Ohio Sales Tax Stamp’s Fate Up fo Senate   Backers Contend State To Save $6.8 Million Yearly in Revenue

Ohio Senate Vote Set On Tax Stamps   Elimination Could Save State Up To $6.8 Million Yearly

News Day, Night   Others Would Help More Foreign Aid Plan  Eved By Kennedy

Five-Year Plan Of Aid Is Seen   Kennedy May Ask  Foreign Program

Foreign Aid Held Is Eyed   « Kennedy May Seek ‘Means Of Other Nations Payina

5-Year Foreign Aid Plan Eyed   Other Nations’ Help Sought By Kennedy

=pectpemiar  Fires Marred Yule Holiday  Historic Hotel In Nashville. Tenn..

Firemen Battle Holiday Blaze  es ae: Building  yne in Raltimoar.

Smoke Overcomes 8 Firemen Spectacular Fires Mar Christmas Holiday Perioc

Army Leaders Install Civilian Gov't for Beirut  Egypt Sends Naval Units, Withdraws

Freedom from Nasser's U. A. R. ls Declared   Nasser Recalls Egyptian Forces Sent to Syria

Rebels Install New Civil Government  PP aeeum fC bcaks Clete An Aank   Cairo Chief's Claim As Arab Leader Condemned In Beirut

Break Oft From Rule By Nasser  Dispute U.A.R. Chief’« Claim ta   Dispute U.A.R. Chief’s Claim to Arab Leadership

Nasser Cited By Leaders Of Uprising   King Hussein Of Jordan Recognize: New Government

Jordan King ActsToBack New Regime   Syrian Civilian Government Cuts Ties With Egypt

Veteat Egyptian I roops Syrian Rebels Install Civilian Government, Oppose Nasser

Rebels Install Civilian Regime In Beirut; Declare “Independence Of Cairo’

Nation fo Be Independent, Radio Declares   Egyptain Paratroops Reported Wiped Out, Others Captured: -

Declare Their Independence From Cairo   Claim 200 Poratroops Wiped Out

Syrians install new govt. say Nasser rule is over   Blast by Nasser

Syrian Revolt Is Apparent Success; UAR Being Split   Army Rebels Back Up New Civil Government; Nasser Forces Beaten.

Ties With Cairo Are Severed   Nasser Target” OF Broadcast: From’ Damascus:

Nasser Says He Recalled Army, Navy, Air Units Sent to Suppress Revolt to Avoid Bloodshed

Army Installs New Civilian Government   Egyptian Forces Are Recalled by Cairo After Landings

Damascus Radio Asserts ‘Regime of Tyranny’ by Nasser Ended Forever

Nasser Sends Naval Units, Recalls Them   Government Is Set Up In Syria By Army Iebels

Rebels Install New Civilian Government   Cairo Chief's Claim As Arab Leader Is Condemned in Beirut

New Government ls. Installed: Nasser Opposed   Egyptian Paratroops Reported Captured

Declare — Ties With Cairo Ended   Not Opposed to Arab  Lnity. But Do Dicnute

Syri rians Proclaim Freedom   Army Rebels Install Civilian Govt. Declare Egyptian Paratroops Slain

Install Civilian Government, Blast Nasser   Broadcasts Report Successes Against Egyptian Troops

Install Civil Governmen  Egyptian Units Are Wiped Out,  Syrians Claim

ARMY REBELS SEAT CIVIL GOV'T   Claim 200 Egyptian Paratroopers Wiped Out   Woopers wWiped Vul  CHARGE NASSER   With Tyranny And Dispute His Claim To Leadership Of Arab Nations

Changes May Delay Tax Vote ©   Housing Bill Awaits Final Action; Decision May Be Put Off .

‘Adlai Moves Into Troubled Bolivia   His Visit May Save Tottering Regime There.

_ Carries Kennedy Plan  Troubled Bolivia Next ‘On Stevenson Itinerary

Stevenson Takes Plan to Bolivia  kilebinn Po “Pwo kina   Nation Is Troubled By Many Problems

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Terrorists Link Unity  To Racism  ; EE eee eat een   Angola Becomes An Armed Camp

Liz Taylor, Lemmon, Sundowners Early Favorites In 33rd Oscar Derby

‘The Sundowners’ Rates Bid Liz Taylor, Jack Lemmon Gain Osear Nominations

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British Spy Trial Gpens; Aceuse Five Of Stealing Navy, Atomic Sub Secrets

Plead Innocent  To Stealing  Naval Secrets Two Of Party  Are Americans

British Try Five For Spying   American Couple Three Others Face Charaes

Two Americans in Group on Trial Before British   Group Charged With Passing Secrets To Russians

Spy Trial Is Opened In Britain  Two OFT Five  ¥ y*e* \ Merten ie.”

Restaurateur Warns Tax Deduction Curb Would Darken Mid-Manhattan

Committee Hears Arguments _ Collapse of Businesses Forecast If Entertainment Non-Deductible

Adlai Winds Up Brazilian Visit  U.S. Able To Work With Janio Quadros

Adlai Reports Brazil Firmly Against Reds   Paraguay Is Next » Stop on Mission

Stevenson Sure Of Brazil Stand   Reaches Conclusion In Talk With Quadro:

Board’s College Budgets Rise $1.47 Million   Marshall U. Would Get Big Boost

Hint Contempt for GE & Westinghouse   After Corporations Refuse Subpoenas By Sub-Committee

Committee Kiyes Possible Contempt  Of Court Action Against Companies

Leaders Seek Unity For  Negotiations  Conference Set To Explore Solution Te Common Problems

Unity In Berlin [atks Sought ‘Somber Kennedy Huddles ‘With German Chancellor

Kennedy s Mien Shows Seriousness   Adenauer’s Trace 0! Smile Interpreted As Mere Good Will

Kennedy, Adenauer  Begin Talks   Seck To Reach Common Policy  OnBicProblems

 _ Seeking Unity  Kennedy, Adenauer Still After First Talks Session

KENNEDY AND ADENAUER IN FIRST PARLEY   Dig Into Their Problems For Hour And 45 Minutes   ANOTHER MEETING SCHEDULED TODAY

Awaits Arraignment On Three Charges  Youth Attacks Local Cops, Fractures Nose Of Officer

LAVRENS SUW 17 AvE 196)  RAY MATHER   Ray Mather, 73, Dies Saturday; Rites Held Tuesday

Ultimatum Is Handed City   Release of 550 Is Demanded by Negro Leaders

New Threat Prevailing In Georvia   Negro Leaders Demand Lowering Segregation Baus

Record Low Marks Are Set   Fairly Heavy Frost In Northern Kansas Areas

‘Miracle’ Reported By AMA  Boy Who ‘Died’ Living Normal '2nd Life’ Now

FATHER CALLS IT MIRACLE Son ‘Dies’, Revives But Can't  Talk Or Walk, But Recovers

:DoctorsCall It Miracle: BoyInComal7 DaysAfterHeart -\Sto pped, Lost Ability To W alk, Talk; Is Fully Recovered

Doctors Reveal Strange Tale Of Boy Who ‘Died’ At 2/4 and Now At Age Of 5% Is Normal In Every Way

You Can Survive Atomic: Attack  Urges Telling Children The Facts About Fallout

Miami Plan  Is Hijacked; Flies to Cuba  . Dilat THY. 2 ee   Pilot Tells Tower He Is Forced To Fly at Gunpoint

Pilot Forced to Fly To Cuba At Gunpoint   Jet Fighter Accompanies Plane but Forced to Turn Back; Demand Cuba Release Eastern Air Lines Propet

Pilot Forced fo Turn to Havana At Gunpoint   U.S. Asks Swiss To Tell Castro To Release It

Pilot Held At Gunpoint. Radio Says   Faster Air Lines Bound For Taupa, Fareed To Hav:

Pilot Foreed To Fly To Cuba At Gunpoint   Eastern Air Lines Electra Prop-Jet On Regular Flight To Tampa, Fla.. Seized

Plane Carrying 3° Passengers  Flown to Havana  Eastern Air Lines Flight Cos, an Daw tan Tanna

Pistol Used To Threaten EAL Pilot   33 Passengers, Crew of 5 Aboard Prop-jet Craft

Filot At Pistol Point $e ee  U.S. Airliner Hijacked, Flies To Havana

American airiiner forced into Cuba  Plane with 38 aboard hijacked on Miami-to-lamna flicht

Eastern Air Lines Electra Hijacked, Landed in Cuba   33 Passengers on Board Flight Bound from Miami to Tampa, Fla.

Plane Hijacked, Forced to Cuba  U.S. Jet Trails Captive Airliner With 38 on Board

Miami-Tampa Flight Altered: 38 Are Aboard   U. S. Jet Fighter Escorts Plane To Cuban 3-Mile Limit

Pilot Forced To Veer Craft At Pistol Point   Fighter Tails Plane Following Course Change

Eastern Air jet hijacked   Plane forced to fly to Cuba with 38 aboard

Pilot Flies To Havana Forcibly   U.S. Requests Quick Release Of 33 Passengers

38 Persons on Board, Pilot fs Held al Gunpoint   Air Force Plane Follows Craft Close To the Cuban Coast

Electra Lands Safely; Escort By Jet Fighter   38 Aboard Ship Held at Gunpoint

38 Aboard; Pilot Forced to Fly to Havana—  American Airliner Hijacked

38 Aboard Turbo-Jet From Miami   U. S. Fighter Plane Follows Craft to Three-Mile Limit

U.S. Asks Castro To ~ Release It   Eastern Pilot Goes at Gunpoint; U.S. Jet Fighter Along.

Will Not Affect Cost Of Autos   Reuther Threaten: To Strike One of ‘Rio 3° Thursday

AM, Union Announce Agreement   Formulate First Profit-Sharing Plan in Industry

Toy Pistol  Plant Blast Kills Two   Take Dozen Hurt to Hospital After Double Luzerne, Pa., Explosion —-Cans Shower Down

Butte’s First White Wing in Years   Hughes Homes Charged By SEC With Violation

THESE DAYS   Ry George E. Sokolsky CONSERVATIVES AND REACTIONARIES

“Wide Open’ City Now ‘Closed’  Havana Gambling, Vice Target Of Castro Drive

Last of Havana's Gambling Casinos Closes as Castro Vows City Clean-up

Castro Closes Last Casino It Vice Cleanup   To Rehabilitate Prostitutes, End White Slavery

Castro's Order Closes Havana Gambling Halls   Vice Crackdown Speech Highlight

Castro Closes Last Of Havana Casinos   School Officials Object to Half-Mast Flags for Dag

Solon Has Plea For Selectivity At Universities   Metcalf Boosts Higher Standard

Sixty Chosen for Peti Jury Duty in January   Will Report Monday January 2?

Victimized,’ Says Indicted State Judge  New York Jurist, 4 Others Charged With Attempted Fix

Judge Indicted In NY Fix Case Denies. Charge   Jurist and 4 Others Accused in Action Involving $35,000

Judge Claims He Was Duped  Hiah Court Justice   High Court Justice Calls Rap ‘Cowardly’

With Dismissal of Stalin’s Gho st  Khrush CGinches Hold on Red Party

Russia Asks U.S. To Act Outside UN In Joint Try For Settlement In Congo

Lorin Issues Invite For Big Power Confab   Reports Kennedy Will Appeal To Reds To Help Restore Orde:

Crookston Boys Nabbed at Reno  Two Young Burglar:  Held in Big Theft

U.S. Reports First Blast In3 Years  _ Above-Ground _ Firing Comes As No Surprise

Device Set Off In Atmosphere, Says Washington  Described as a Blast Equivalent To 100,000 to 500,000 Tons of

Experts Say Fallout Is Expected  Blast Fired In Central Asia, Te. Ahave. Cround

JEK Reports Red A-Blast Is Recorded   Expected Explosion Made Above Ground In Central Asia

MEDIUM - SIZE EXPLOSION IN CENTRAL ASIA   Yield Far Under Khrushchev’s 100-Million Ton Superbomb   WHITE HOUSE NOT SURPRISED BY TEST

Dean Asserts Reds Adopting  Terror Policy  Above-Ground Explosion of  Medium Size

From Our College  LARGEST SUMMER CLASS  IN WESTMAR HISTORY —  TO GRADUATE AUG. 18 99 Persons Will

Military Craft Believed Down (n Aflantic   Plane Was Bound For Newfoundland, Search Under Way

Plane With 28  Believed Down   Military Craft Feared in Atlantic _  Off Southeast Newfoundland Coast

U.S. Plane is Missing: 3B Aboard  Military Craft Believed Down In Atlantic

Report Tells Of Explosion In Vicinity   Missing Military Transport Was On Flight From Azores

Plane, 23 Aboard Missing   Navy Craft Is Overdue In Newfoundland

85-Year-Old Wiow Winning Battle Against Milwaukee Eviction Order

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Measure Clears Way For Industry  Zone Amendment. Is - Offered In Township

Widen Industrial Zone  In Townshiy  Committee Adopts Zone Amendment

Great Day For Ennis  Methadist   CEREMONY  USHERING IN  OPEN HOUSE   lvan B. Perry Is Taken by Death

Red German Panic Seen — by Adenauer   Western Leaders Stand Firm in Defying Soviet Berlin Threat

Declares Many Behind Curtain Desire Freedom   W est German Chancellor Ends One-Day Morale - Boosting Visit to Berlin,

Panic ‘Strikes in Communist E. Corman Over Berlin Crisis  BERIIN trpn

Allies To Reject Soviet Proposals For Berlin Adenauer Reports Panic In Communist Germany

Red Regime Hikes Pressure On Citizens   De Gaulle Joins U.S., Britain In Stand That West Won't Yield Berlin Rights

“Panic” In Red Germany Savs Chancellor Adenauer   Many Wish Freedon From Regime As ‘Soon As Possible

Adenauer Says Pressure Of Communists Causing ‘Panic’ In East Germany

East Berlin Struck By Panic’   Adenauer Boosts Western Morale; No Appeasement

Adenauer Asserts Red Pressures Increase East German Refugee List

Chancellor Makes Tour Red Sector   Many Still Wish To Get Freedom; Pressure Mounting

West ‘Sure’ To Nix Latest Soviet Demand   German Leader Says Communists Step Up Pressure

Eden Asks Political Staff to Guide Wes:  Believes Action Needed to Cop With Communist Pressure

Would Deal With Red  Pressures   Wants Greater Tinity of Purnose

EE LEE ON BEE BELLE AMATI AN TA GOEL INEST OR SRR NOTE iia ea eae  ‘Oo Explain Development. Plans  A Meetings S Set By New-Kanawha

Urge Kennedy, Khrush to Hold Summit Soon   Appeal] to Be Sent by 25 Non-Aligned Nations Within Next 24 Hours.

Neutrals Set Appeal For Summit Talk   Message To Be Sent ‘To Kerinedy And Khrushchev Shortly

Korean Junta Worried Over. Unemploymen     Dy a. ae’ 9. 1 nee      “Country To Observe Constitution, Day Amidst “Uneasiness

Autobahn Open, Says General   Gen. Watson Firm Or U.S. Army Rights Or Talk With Solovyev

Plot To Murder Adlai Is Denied  Peronista Attempt Reported In Press

 Betuddles Physician...  Grandma Moses, at 101, ‘Doesn't Want to Know

Maritime Strike Negotiators Stil ln Hat Deatlock   Both Sides Say Walkout Will Be A Lengthy Affair

Charges of Bribery Mark Talks As Maritime Strike Hits Natior   Heated Exchange Bodes Drawn-Out Negotiations; Main Issue Is U.S. Ships Under Foreign Flags

Long Maritime Strike Seen As Charges Fly; 100 Ships Idled In Nation’s Ports

Charge Bribery In Maritime Strike Talks   Union Bargainer Calls on Congress to Investigate

Officials Expect Long Ship Strike   Kennedy Kept Informed; Walkout Effect Still Slight

Ship Owner: Accused  Of Bribery  Maritime Union Head Asks for  Investigation

Dock Strike Split Widens; Charges Fly   Both Sides See Long Walkout: 100 Ships Halted

Hot Charges Fly As Ship Strike Faces Long Haul   ACCUSATION DENIED

Gap Widens In Maritime  Peace Talks   Both Sides Predict 3-Coast Ship Tieup Will Be Long One

Tt Looks Like Long Tie-Up In Ship Fight  Attempted Bribery Among Charges In  .. . rr

Civil Rights ‘Caboose’ Is Sidetracked  eandennante Bil au,   Amendments Flow During Effort To Attach A Rider

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Auto Production Cut Back; 31.000  Facing Layoffs

FOR KENNEDY INAUGURATION  Capital Breaks Out Bunting      Pro-Communist Troops Hit Laos Staging Area

INTENT NEW ATTACK NOT CLEAR NOW   Loyalist Troops Fighting Way Toward Enemies

JFK, Pakistan Leader Discuss Economic Aid  Ticklish Issue   Ticklish Issue For Presidents

Kennedy-Kahn to Discuss Economic Aid and Pakistan’s Quarrals With Indin

Andersen Selects Tax Study Group   Will Survey Financial Needs  Of Entire State

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Ch a Religios Features)

French Army Told to Sten Aside   Castro Calls on Kennedy To Restore Friendship

Divers Seek Life On Radar Tower In Atlantic  28 keared Dead In Frage   9%  Men On a Tell Families Of Peril

Find Sunken Tower, Hope Some Living   May Survive in Air Pocket in Cabin Now Deep Under Sea, Faint Tapoina Sounds Hint

40 Killed In Revolt   Army Civilians In Venezuela Aid Betancourt

British Alert ~ Men, Carrier   Standby Action Blamed On Middle East Tension

Britain Puts Units on  Alert Basis  Kuwait Threat  By Iraq Cited

Action Taken In View Of Increased Tension  In Middle East   KUWAIT SITUATION DISTURBS LONDON

British Alert Servicemen Near Mideast  New Iraq Plot to Seize Kuwait Dd st ot pes

Carrier, Troops Readied   Intelligence Reports Eye Kuwait Danger

Most State GOP House Members To Retain Posts   By JOSEPH D. HUTNYAN United Press International

More Tornadoes Exovected Today Property Damage In Texas Set In Telephone Numbers

\Harricane Leaves Devastation Trail As It Drives Deeper Into Texas   Tornado Kills At Least 6,  Levels Galveston Homes

lornado Allis Five aft GalvesTon Fiurricane Loses Punch Striking Inland in Texas

More Tornadoes Exvected Today = _* Deadoes xpected loday  Property. Damage In Texas Set In Telephone Numbers

$200 MILLION DAMAGE ESTIMATED FOR TEXAS   Aid Rushed fo Gulf Coast

‘Anti-Castro Quartet Expected To Go To The Execution Wall ...  Fired Into Mass Meet   VIET NAM RED GUERRILLAS KILLED

One Killed, One Hurt In Crash Near Wolcott   Three Injured In City Mishap:

UN Meeting In Shadow  Over Dag’s Successor   Rusk and Stevenson  Working to Save U.N

Opens Today With Likelihood Of Clashes Death Casts Grim Shadows  Over UN General Assembly

Gloom Cast On Opening  Of Session   Assembly Meeting Seen Most Crucial In U.N.’s History

East-West Tiff Expected Over Dag Successor   UN Session Opens; Board May Decide

Clash Looms In U.N. On Secretaryship  Session, Full Of  Pgs Sayegh ORM . ae   Session, Full Of Grave Issues, May Be Most Crucial

Deadlock Over Successor May  Paralyze Work  Threat of Soviet Veto Add  ae:

U.N. Fears East-West Conflict   Hammarsk jold’: Death Causes Deep Shadow

NAMING DAG'S SUCCESSOR BIG ISSUE   Delegates Seek To Avoid East-West Deadlock   MAY APPOINT   Board Of High-Rank Officials Until New Secretary-General Named

Fight Casts Shadow Over U.N. Opening   Session May Be Most Crucial In Assembly History

Crucial U.N.  Session Aheaca   Death of Hammarskjold in Crash Casts Shadow Over Body’s Opening

What Now ‘ UN Future  In Balance   Hanimarsk jold’s Death Stunning

May Be Most Crucial Yet  U.N. to Resume Under ‘Threat of New Clash

U.N. Assembly Facing Crucial Test for Future  Secretary's Deatt   Secretary's Death Raises New Fears Of Full Deadlock

Death of Secretary Casts Shadow over U.N. Issues   Non-Red Countries United in Mourning Hammarskjold

S00 Men   JUF J TECit  “Morocco Orders UN ‘Troops  To Return Home From Congo

In Talks Between Rusk, Gromyko  Issue Of War Or Peace Will Be Starkly Given

-ISSUE IS WAR OR PEACE~  Fateful U. S.-Soviet Talks Due This Weel;

re Meet At UN  ~ Rusk-Gromyko Conference To Seek Answer to Berlin

Rusk to Find Out This Week If Russia ‘Ready to Neaotiate Berlin Settlement

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Rusk in Important Meeting With Gromvko

Rusk Expects To Learn If Reds Ready To Talk  Compromise On Berlin

Rusk-Gromyko Talks Awaited  U.S. To Determine Soviet Berlin Views

Meets With Gromyko This Week ....     Rusk to Investigate Reds’ Willingness to Negotiate

Rusk To Sound Out Gromyko On Red Willingness To Negotiate On Berlin

Rusk Will Question Gromyko On Soviet A?titude on Berlin   Expect New U.N. Session to Be Most Crucial in Its History

Rusk Seeks Russ Stand On Parleys   Talk With Soviet Minister Slated On Berlin Crisis

Rusk-Gromyko Talks Awaited  U.S. To Determine  Caviat Raslin Viawe

Rusk Wiil Feel Gromyko Out On Berlin Talks   Fateful Issue Of War, Peace Faces Diplomats

Rusk Learns This Week If Reds — Are Ready to Negotiate on Berlin

Rusk To Sound Out Gromyko   Diplomats Believe War Or Peace Hinges On Talks

GOP Leading In Texas Runoff   Winner Replaces Lyndon Johnson: In U.S. Senate

Trade Fair Gets Rousing Send-Off Sanford And Hodges  Attend; Miss Universe Is Arriving Today

Nehru Sees Berlin Crisis Kased; To Visit In U.S.   Nehru by all accounts apoearen

Enroute to Visit JFK  Nehru Ri Reports Basis for Berlin Settlement

Nehru And Macmillan Meet Sat.  Nehru Says He See Outline of E-W  ) eee  eee A 0s ae tee moon o

Conaress tc Get JFK's  Aid Plan   New Foreign Program Would Cost $4 Billion

U.S. To Stand On Demand For Full Cease Fire  “Con ference To Follow. End Of Shactieg

State Troopers Smash Convict Freedom Efforts   2 Guards Stabbed Others Threatened In Futile Bid

Two Guards Stabbed In Riot  Tear Gas Quells Revolt In Pennsy State Prison

Use Tear Gas To Smash Riof In Philadelphie   State Troopers Storm Insurgents, Rescue Nine Hostaqe:

State Police Smash Convicts Bid For Freedom: Two Guards Stabbed In Attempted Break

INTELLIGENCE AGENCY QUIZ STUNS HOUSE   Leaders Scramble To Foil Committee On Open Hearings

House OKs Inquiry Into CIA  Plan Action For Curb on Public Hearings

House Ready To Curb Probe   Won't Allow Public Investigation Into Intelligence Agency

House Leaders to Fight Against Public Hearings on U.S. Intelligence Service

Beneath the Ocean     Nuclear Submarine Fires Three Polaris Missiles

Southern Demonstrations Students Hit Segregation On Lincoln’s Anniversary

Segregated Theaters New Target  Whites Join Ne  Whites Join Negroes In Staging Demonstrations

Segregated Movies Protested  Race Demonstrations  Mark Lincoln's Day

[Hundreds Demonstrate Lincoln's Birthday Markec By Segregation Protests

Young People Protest Movie Segregation   Demonstrations In South Mark Birthday Of Emancipator

Against Movie Theaters: Anti - Segregatien Action Marks Lincoln’s Birthday

North And South  Integration Demonstrators March On Theaters, Jails

Red Crackdowr (n Enemies Of State Ordered   Pro-West Berliners To Be Punished

Communists Impose Stiffer Punishments   BERLIN (UPI)—The Communists today ordered wift and severe punishment to enemies of the state.

WHERE U.N, TROOPS ARE ENGAGED IN SHOWDOWN BATTLE  U Thant Orders Jets And Troops to Katangsz

U Thant Puts UN On Virtual War F ooting  In Katanga; Jets, Reinforcements Sent

U. N. Chief Sends Jets  Into Action U Thant May Go   U Thant May Go To Fichtine Site

WEATHER   Mill City Teacher Wins Back Salary for Illegal Discharge

Late Winter Storm Moves Into West   Most Areas Welcome Relief From Drought Of Past Few Months

SEATO Foreign Ministers Approve  Compromise Resolution On Laos Crisis

Resolution Adopted By  Ministers   Compromise Action Seen Defeat for U. S. Tough Stand

Defeat For United States In Laos Crisis   Ministers Swayed By Anticipated Red Peace Moves

SEATO Okays Solution Plans On Laos Issue   Compromise Action Doesn't Spell Out Alternative Moves

SEATO Ministers Adopt Compromise Laos Resolution   Back French Proposal, Apparently Swayed by Anticipation of Peace.

SEATO.. Adopts ‘Nothing’ Plan   Doesn't Say What Action To Be Taker If Reds Continue

SEATO Cautious  On Laotian Crisis   Resolution, in ‘Defeat’ for U.S., Fails to Spell Out What Alliance Will Do If Red Drive Continues, but Pledges “Appropriate Action’

U.S. Foiled In Push for Stiff Stanc   SEATO Compromise: On Laos; France's Policy Decisive.

SEATO Is _ Hopeful Of Laos Peace   Eight-Nation Alliance Avoids Tough Stand Reauested By U.S.

SEATO Fails To Take Tougl Stand On Laos   U.S. Fails In Attempt 40° Have “Tough Line” Against Reds Adopted By Southeast Asian Officials.

Soviet Move  Sways Peace  Talk Action SEATO Ministers  Adopt Compromise Military Ruling

Text Avoids Irking Reds, Barring Talk  French Prevail Over Rusk in Softer Tone

French Fight Any ‘Tough’ Policy Now   Council Pledges To Take Action Should Present Move Fail

U. S. Plan On Laos Defeated   SEATO Adopts Compromise Resolution On Move To Check Red:

Weakened Resolution  By SEATO   Asian Nations Are Apparently Suaved By Soviet Moves

SEATO Resolution On Laos Fails  To Detail Action  Compromise Declaration Seen As Defeat For U.S. Effort

Seato Fails To Spell Out Plans   Resolution Appears To Be Defeat Of American Effort

U.S. _bid For Tough Declaration Fails  SEATO, Lulled By Red Peace Overtures, Soft Pedals

No Indication On Laos Course  SEATO Compromises, ‘Awaits Move By Soviets

U.S. Effort For Tough Stand Loses   Rusk Disappointed In Compromise At Bangkok Sessions

SEATO Fails to Spell Out Pan   Swayed by Hopes of Soviet Peace Move

SEATO Does Not Spell Out Laos Policies   Swayed by Hopes of Red Peace Moves

Judge Rules ‘Big Bill’ Lias U.S. Citizen   Ex-Bootlegger Held Not Subject To Deportation

Nelson Expected to Veto Bill in Present Form; Assembly Still to Vote

Figure Form io Face Certain Veto by Nelson  Observers Agrea Bill Wall Need

Tax Revision Near Passage By Senators   Bill Almost Sure to Be Vetoed Unless Revised in House

ST. JOHN EVANGELICAL LU. THERAN CHURCH R. 3, Akron ERAN CHURCH  Ak

UNIVERSITY SOPHOMORE CROWNED   Nineteen Year-old Singer Wins Beauty Contest; Peggy Manion 2nd, Phyllis Jean Grant 3rd   Ry SAITILY

UNIVERSITY SOPHOMORE CROWNEL   Nineteen Year-old Singer Wins Beauty Contest; Peggy Manion 2nd, Phyllis Jean Grant 3rd

Berlin Crisis Discussion Unproductive   Soviet Stands Pat On Terms; Ancther Meeting Next Week

Rusk, Gromyko Fail to Find Basis for Talks  Russia Sticks to Readiness to Negotiate Only on Peace Treaty With Divided Germany.

No Basis Is  Found For  Negotiation Two Leaders In  Accord Only On aq. Moos Week

Gagged Boys Murdered; One Stabbed 25 Times, Other 30   PARENTS IDENTIFY BODIES

Hunt Slayer Of New York Boys 13 And 9   Nude Bodies Found Near Bowling Alley; 55 Stab Wounds.

Z youngsters brutally slain   Boys, 9 and 13, found stabbed to death in Brooklyn

madame, Se WUICK  ‘Frenchwoman Takes Time Ta Change Clothes During Fire’

bel “est La Vie  Envoy Wails, Wife Primps As French Embassy Burns

Indiana G. 0. P. Plans fo Erase Party Deficit With Unified Fund Raising

His Back Strained  On Trip   Sedatives Are ‘Taken To Ease Constant Pain

Doctor Orders Limited Use Of Crutches   Pain Started When He Tossed Dirt at Planting in Canada

[Ottawa Tree Planting Blamed  BACK INJURY MAY PUT PRESIDENT ON CRUTCHES

Painful Strain Occurred While  ‘Planting Tree  Didn't Tell Staff About Hic Michan

Started At Lree-Planting Rites  Kennedy Suffering With Back Ailment

President Sustains Painful Back Strain but Rest Expected to Clear It All Up

JFK Has New Back Injury   Present Back Trouble Suffered While On Trip In Canada

MAY USE CRUTCHES  President's Paintul Back  Injury Not Termed Serious

President Suffers New Back Injury   Kept Secret from Staff, Injury Has No Connection With Surgery Years Ago

President Discloses New Injury to Back   Suffered in Ottawa May 16, but Kept Secret From Members of Staff; No Serious Concern About the Trouble, Official Report Says

JFK suffers  pain in back  Occurred lifting dirt in Ottawa ceremonies

Hurt Planting Tree on Visit to Ottawa, Ont   No Serious Concern Felt by Doctor But Crutches Are Used

President Kennedy Suffers — Painful New Injury To Back; May Require Crutches

Crutches, Swinuning Prescribed   Cause Said Ottarcn Planting Geremony

J.F.K. Hurts Back in May While on Canadian Visit   White House Doctor Says Not Related to Old Injury

Kennedy Suffers New Back Injury  White House Voices No Serious Concern

Tree Planting Blamed  Kennedy Suffering From Back Injury Since "May 16

Kept it Secret From His Staff: Revealed Today   Hurt While Lifting Dirt in Tree Plantina

Suffered Sprain While Planting Tree in Canada: Uses Cruiches Part of Time

President’s Back Ailing; Rest Advised  Injured In Canada   Injured In Canada May 16; Will Rela» 3 Days In Florida

Planting Of Tree Hurts President —   Doesn't interfere With Routine Of Chief Executive

Kennedy Has Back Injury   Hurt While He Was~ Planting Tree in Canadian Ceremony

JFK Suffers Painful New Back Injury   Hurt Planting Tree In Canada

JEK may take to crutches   President hurts back digging in Canada

YO Serious, Jay Doctors  Kennedy At Palm Beach To Rest His Ailing Back

Laos Confab ls Postponed Indefinitely   Kennedy Injured His Back on Canada Trip

President Suffers. Back Injury   White House Dactor Reports New Injury ‘Is Nothing Serious

Ailment May Put President on Crutches   Ceremonial Dirt Shoveling Blamed as Cause of Strain

New Ailment © Not’ Linked to Injury i int War   _Physician Says’ *There Is’ “No.

Rest Needed To Cure Pain In JFK’s Back  President’s Trin to Fi    President's Trip to Eu  ropean Talks Pro  Jonged Strain

Estes Kefauver_ Slaps Practices Of Drug Makers   “Helluva Thing’, Senator Says

Bernstein Gets Vocal  Valentine  Tschaikovsky’s 4th Symphony  Galtlane Awraw

“YOU'RE SWEET AS PIE” A Valentine For Leonard In Carnegie Hall Presentation

Fears of Congo Civil War Increased by Report Jet Fighter Plane Delivered

UN Unable To Trace Source  Jet Delivered To Katanga; Fear Korean-Type Warfare

HUGE LAUNCHING PAD READY Giant Rocket Booster Arrives at Canaveral

Saturn Rocket Arrives Today At Canaveral   Nuge Booster Carries LU. S. Hope To Reach Moon With Three-Man Astronaut Team

Ranaer  to Make Its Bow—   lowa’s Crime Rate Up But Fewer Murders

Huge Grundy  Aid Charity   Bulk Of $18 M Estate Is Listed; Museum Request

Mayor-Elect May Shun Job  Present Chief's Son Gate Werito.in Nad

Mayor-Elect May Shun Job   Present Chief's Son Gets Write-In Nod

Unionists Make Free Care Plea   Chester Hospital { Crisis Is Cited

Unionists Make Free Care Plea  Chester Hospital Y gq Aee gtk Ue T.. &*2s4...]

To  Be Sentenced For Contempt 2 Freed Of Forgery Charges  As Witnesses Invoke ‘Fifth’

\To Be Sentenced For Contempt  ‘Witnesses Invoke ‘Fifth;’  2 Freed Of Forgery Charges

Increased State Aid To Localities ‘Only’ Money Problem, Nelson Says

Cost of Local Government Is Held Dominant   Nelson Asserts 83 Million Boost Is Leading Issue

Virginians Decide Tomorrow Between Harrison And Pearson   New Governor To Be’ Elected; Both Candidates Issue Statements

Police mum about crash   Imply car-train wreck was not an accident

Investigated By Police— Wife In Car, Husband Guides Train: In Crash

Mystery Crash! Woman Hurt At Rail Crossing; Husband At Throttle Of Engine

Police Silent On ‘Chance’ Rail Accident  * Husband Rams   Husband Rams Wife's Auto With Train

Daily News Index   Walk the   Policeman’s Helper      Weather Idea: Atom Boom for llurricamnes

Accused Of Murdering Brother-In-Law:  Paschal Sharp Found Not Guilty

Over 250,000 Hee: Record Hoods Seen   Tides 15 Feet Above Normal, 15 Inches Of Rain Expected

13 Die By Violence Over Weekend In State, 10 In Traffic Accidents

Dutch, Soviet ‘Union Expel High Envoys Action Is Taken  After Braw] In Defection Case

— EMPLOYES’ TAXES —  IRS Cracking Down On ‘Pigeon-Hole’ Practice

Next Speaker Choice Sure   Boston Democrat May Not Have Even GOP Opposition

M'CORMAGK IS FIRST CHOICE   Boston Democrat Likely Successor To Sam . Rayburn

What’s Inside   Democrats See Opening to Force Action on Medical Aid Measure

“Connecticut Life’ ’ Offers First. Rate Feature Stories   Lodge, Driver Training, Birth Control Law, Mis: Connecticut . Top Reading —

Farmers to Vote on ASC Committeemen August 15th to 25th   Ballots Will be Mailed to All Eligible Voters; Five Persons Will be Elected.

Floods Pressing On Weak Levees   Southern I[flinois Has Worst Situation

[llinois Flood Areas Critical  Threat Eases In Other Parts of U.S.

Disaster  Area In S. Illinois   Workers Toil to Hold Waters In Flood Belt Area

In Near-Record Floods  Midwest Seeks To H old Back Rampaging W ater:

NEAR-RECORD CRESTS PUSH WEAK LEVEES   Threat Of Major Flooding Easing; Wlinois Hard-Hit

Flood Crests Push Levees in Midwest   Illinois Worst Hit: Clear Skies Ease Further Danger

Workers Toil To Hold Back Flood Waters   Six Counties In Southern Illinois Disaster Areas

Flood Workers Shore Up Levees Under Glare of Spotlights in Illinois

Many Areas Threatened By Floods   Near Record Crests Press Against Weakened Levees

Brown Places 10-Point Plan Before Solons  ee ae ele al   Stresses Welfare, Rights, Education; Asks No New Taxe:

Puts Stress on Schools, Rights, Aid   Governor Bequests No New Taxes in Message to Solons

\ HOT RUSSIAN ‘HORA’  Light-Footed Nikita Taps Bongo Beat at Rip-Snorter

 Mikoyan, Brezhnev in Dance  Khru shchev Drummer On Bongos at Party

‘Khrushchev Has Big Time at Party; Dances, Sings, Plays Bongo Drums

SINGS, DANCES, BEATS BONGOS  Khrushchev Kicks Up His Heels’ at Lively Party Honoring Sukarno

House Vote: To Retain Executions  - Margin 173-32  A eatmect Mawos   Margin 173-32 Against Move To Abolish

House Defeats Bill on Ending Death Penalty   Vote First in State’ History Taken Over Controversial Issue

Tense Voting Brings Views On Measure   Death Row Sull Occupied: Quick Verdict Reached

Work Continues on Flant Near Bonham  TP&L '6l Expansion Set at $21 Million

Parley Decision Left to Kennedy  Red Chief Says Mankind Near ‘Military Tragedy’

Ready For Businesslike  Talks: Nikita      Red Prem Also  Issues Warnings

Government To Use Number System To Check Ue On Income Tax Cheats

Blast Damages Calumet Plant:  Two Fatalities   At Least 43 Treated After Smelting Furnace Explosion Shatters Building

Mourned From Hyannis Port To Madrid  Bell Tolls For Novelist   By WILLIAM D. LAFFLER  RB Ae RA “iRe SSRices OS Seater Y Sp

ICC Favors Federal Aid To NHRR   Future Not Hopeless Says Cammiasian

OFFICERS DENY CHARGES  U.N. Waiting For Proof On Intervention Charges

You Have to Seek Work Diligently ‘to Qualify for Jobless Pay in lowa

EXCEPT FOR THE SARDINES This Trip Would Have Been A Wino’s Dream

State’s Death Toll Tce At Least 42   Conn. Tourists Tricked, Stop In Utah Badlands, Woman Slain, Man Shot, Girl Snatched

Seek Slayer In Utah Badlands  Gunman Kills Vacationer, Kidnaps 14-Year-Old Girl

- While ocnool neeps  ROSEMARY RUHLAND — TO HAWKEYE GIRLS STATE — FROM GEHLEN SCHOOL

GIRL ALSO SHOT BY ASSAILANT  slayer Abducts Wife, Daughter of Victim

Group Forms  In Support of Transit Plar Business, Civie  Leaders Urge Vote

140 House Members Join In Conference   Oppose Rayburn Plar To Break Coalition By Enlarging Group’

GOP Votes To Oppose Rayburn Plar   May Mean Trouble For Some Programs Of Adsninistration

PASS PCC EAL Y Seeeient prs Acted h ai MeSenit  Budget Deficit To Be Greater Than Expected

Dillon Predicts  Rise for Deficit Funding in ‘Red’ By $6.75 Billion

Dillon Sees Increase In  U.S. Deficit  Treasury Head Save Rad Ink Tra   Treasury Head Says Red Ink To Run Deeper

Big Budget Deficit Is  Forecast   Secretary Dillon Expects Loss May Exceed $6.75 Rillion

But Balance Is Predicted For Fiscal 1963—  Dillon Says Deticit ls Deeper Into Rec

‘Red Ink Runs Deeper for JFK $6.75 Billion Figures  'To Be New U.S. Deficit

-NEW FIGURE: 36.75 BILLION—Dillon Again Raises Estimate Of Deficit

Dillon Breaks News: U.S. Will Run \Deeper Into Red Than Was Expected

HUGE CROP, POST OFFICE ARE BLAMEL   Farm Price Props Anc P. O. Deficit Rise, Dil lon Tells Bankers; Ike Predicted Surplus.

U.S. Deficit To Exceed  6.75 Billion   Record Harvests, Postal Expenses Help Put U. S. Budget Out of Balance

Dillon Reveals Deficit   Budget to Be More Than $6.75 Billion Out of Balance

Dillon Expects US  Deficit to Increase      He Feels This Year's Budget ‘Off’ Somewhat More Than $6.75 Billion

Dillon Sees $6.75 Billion U.S. Deficit  Record Harvest   Record Harvest Cause Red Ink To Run Deeper

Boost in U.S. Deficit Ahead   Red Ink Will Run Deeper Than Expected, Says Secretary Dillon

Dillon: federal deficit this ) will be more than 6.75 bill   Addresses ABA

Expect Deficit Increase   $6.75 Billion Known Now: More Forecast

Predicts Deficit of Nearly 57 Billion in Federal Budget   Caused by Farm Price Supports, Lack of Postoffice Income, Says Dillon.

Big Jump In Defic “it Predicted   Dillon States  Budget To Be Others £42 Dalacenae

Dillon Sees Deficit Over S6.7 Billion   Points To Huge Farm Prop Outlays  Postal’s ‘Red Ink’

Deficit Due To Exceed $6.75 Billion  }> eal ly. rweocthse.   Record Harvests. Postal Imbalance Cited As Factors

$6.75 Billion Deficit Due to Big Crops, P.O Dillon Tells Bankers

Dillon Predicts Federal Budget To Be $6.75 Billion Out Of Balance

‘San Fr rancisco? pose sere oer  Eepects Increase  In Deficit   Budget to Be $6.75 Billion Off Balance

Budget To Be  6.5 Billion  Out of Balance Dillon Breaks News  Of Increase In Federal Deficit

Dillon Sees Deficit Of $6.75 Billion   Farm Surplus Outlays and Postal Red Ink are Factors

Federal Budget Deficit Coming  e296 Riliian Riae   $675 Billion Blot Seen in Red Ink

Inerease Looms in  U.S. Deficit  Record Harvests Postage Loss.  Cited by Dillon

Legislature Winds Up Fifth Longest Session   Lawmakers Will Return Oct. 30 To Act on About 100 Measures

Kansas House Gives Approval On Pay Raises   Governor, Patrol Among Those Set For New Increase

Factory Worker Sets Off Reign Of Terror in Hospital  Berserk Texan Kills 2, Wounds 4

Kills Self As Police Close In   RUNS AMOK IN HOSPITAL  Berserk Man Kills 2

Knifer Kills Two, Wounds Two Ex-County Man Ils Slain By Berserk Mental Patient

At City Hall LIGHTNING BOLT —  DAMAGES EQUIPMENT AT CITY BUILDING

Conclude Three-Day Series of Talks  Kennedy, Adenauer Agree On Berlin Negotiations

Top Leaders Won't Give Away Rights   Kennedy, Adenauer Are Ready to Negotiate But Won't Yield in Berlin

Phone News and Ads te   White Residents Selling Homes in Integrated Area

"Reverse Twist on Long Island  Negro Homeowners Launch Drive To Preserve Integrated Community

Negroes Try to Stop Flight of White ‘Residents from Mixed Neighborhood

The Weather   Negro Residents Seek To Curb Panic Selling’  Seek Stabilization   Seek Stabilization On Integrated N.Y. Community

Residents Try to Halt Hempstead Panic Selling   Negroes Endeavor to Keep Predominantly White Neighborhood Ratio Stable

Negroes Practice Segregation They're Trying To Keep Out Their Own   Qn The Inside   Gives Castro F riday Deadline Tractor Group Refuses D emand

Ohio Legislature Taking New Look At Ban on Obscene, Borderline Films

Ohio In New Look At Film Censorship   Hearings Set As Legislators Tackle Heavy Schedule

Winds Cause Heavy Damage in Kansas  South Central States. In Tornado Paths —~

Tense World Situation Bars Treaty  Talks Ended After Month Of Negotiations

Tax Revision Bill Passes First Test. In State Assembly  Amendment to Tax Financial Institutions Adopted, 54-37

Tax on Banks Gets Approval In Assembly   Amendment Passed Following Caucus of Democrats

Tax Revision Plan Passes First Big Test   Measure Would Tax Banks, Loan Firms $1.8 PAillion

Bank, Loan Firm Tax Step Okayed By Assemblymen  Passed To Obtain Democrat Backing For Entire Bill

New UN. Chief Studying Aide ~ Appointments   Thant Names Dr. Bunche of U.S., Ardadev of Russia as Two of His Advisers

Thant Begins Choosing Aids   Burma’s Ambassador Elected To Serve Out Dag’s Unexpired Term

New Secretary General Begins Busy Weekend   Resignation Of Walker Accepted By the U.S. Army

U.N. Secretary Busy Selecting Ghiei Advisers   Dr. Bunche Of U.S. And Arkadey Of Russia First Two Named By Thant

Acting Secretary General U Thant faces busy weekend with cabinet

ALIFORNIA GOVERNORSHIP NEXT GOAL Nixon Rules Out ‘64 Race, But Wiil Keep GOP Saddle

Bishop convinced Nixon will not be candidate for President in 1964

wont mun in 64  Dick Nixon Intends To Be Fighting Head Of Republican Party

Win Victory For Kennedy On Housing  « Passes Bill .   Congress Passes Bill  In Compromise Form With Most Features Sought by President

Man Tells Gambling Investigators His Service Relieves Acute Anxiety

 Not To legal Bookies Tells Probers He Flashed Race Finals Only To Pros

Speedy results fora fee  Owner says “flash” race service open fo al

Under State Agreement \Drivers Hit by Firm’s \Insolvency Are Covered

World Group Urges Halt Of Nuclear Tests   Red Delegates Vote Against

World Solons  In Resolution   Inter-Parliamentary Union Has 51 Nations

Two Arrested In Train Incident  Federal Charges Are To Be Filed In Try To Derail B&O Train:

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National happenin of Churches Religion Features)

[Ed Koterba 'A Great Loss...’ Congressmen, Scribes Saddened By Tragedy

Similar Situations Recalled:  Value Of Any Pacts With Reds Questioned

DUBOIS - JEFFERSON CO.  AIRPORT WEATHER   TIME: 9:15 a.m., Sept. 28. TEMPERATURE: 52 degrees HUMIDITY: 78 percent. WINDS: westerly at 4 mph BAROMETER: 30.17, rising.

Big Chains Involved  U.S. Says Lamb Prices Manipulated, Controlled

CHAIN STORES ACGGUSED BY GOVERNMENT   Charged With Manipulation And Price Control Of Lamb   PRODUCERS HAVE BEEN DISTURBED

Johnson Stops In Thailand   Tells Nation U.S. Will Remain Strona

What Does Lobbyist For Home Town Free Television Association Do In Washington?

STATE TRACTOR PULLING CONTEST IS COLIENTITIED THIS WEEKEND AT FLORA

Judge Gives Instructions To the Jury   First Degree Murder Ruled Out; Have Choice Of 3 Possible Verdicts

See Giie-Step Hike to County Uniform Force   Austerity: Budget . " Cuts Rise -Despite City’s 11% -Increaes

See One-Step Hike to County Uniform Force   Austerity Budget Cuts Rise Despite City’s 11% Increase

Tiny Island in Shetlands Goes 74 Days Without Supplies in Storms

One Mile From Communist Viet Nam  Taylor Surveys Communist inroads

 British TV Production  Rock ‘n’ Roll Life of Christ Draws Heavy Mail Responsé

Rock ‘n’‘ Roll Version Of Christ Brings Many Letters; Some Protests

Measure Rebuffed by 53-39 Margin   Third Major Try This Year to Change Tax Structure Hits Familiar Snag

White Girl Released By Negro Men   Abducted After Companion Hurt

Abducted Girl Staggers to — Farm House   Dragged From Car by Two or Three Men; Boy Friend Slashed

29 Concerns, A4 Officials Penalized   GE, Westinghouse _ Top List in Bid; Price Collusion

Individuals Must Pay Total of $137,500 for Fixing Prices, Rigging Bids

Fi irms” Fines. Heavy   Watal Game   : Total Comes ‘To Nearly $2 Million

Alford To Seek Faubus’ Office In ‘02 Contest  Unknown pica Orval T

Life’s End ORVILLE BLACKMORE'S 8-DAY-OLD SON DIES. . WHE wDPoTENnry frien Sen

life's End  ORVILLE BLACKMORE'S 8-DAY-OLD SON DIES UNEXPECTEDLY TODAY

Traffic Fotalities  12  Same Period @ Year Ago        Total Deaths in 1960  26

1961  Traffie “Fatalities —_— Same Period a Year Ago  16  Total Deaths in 1960  2b

Racial Segregation North, South Split Again On Eve Of War Memorial

Rival Plans for Apportionment Before Con-Con  Other Proposals Still   Other Proposals Still To Be Given Deleqotes

U.S. Sends Up 3 New Satellites Checking on Spy  System and Space

U.S. Sends 3 Satellites Into Orbit   Twin Travelers Boost Navigation Network In Space

3 Satellites Circling Globe  Fo or ‘ America  it se  Seeger OM ee   Detection and Radio Devices  Mark Big Day

Good Day for Rocketeers; Three New U.S. Satellites Put into Orbii

Three New Missiles  In Orbit   U. S. Sends All Three Up in One Day To Seek More Data for Navigatior

Total in Space Race—US 59, Soviets 13  Three New US Satellites Orbit the Globe

Aid To Space Navigation— Satellites Seeking Space Routes For  U.S. Spies-In-Sky

Three U.S. Satellites Are Launched in Productive Day of Space Activity

Thor-Able-Star Rocket Carries Space Vehicles Skyward in Productive Day

United States Orbits Three New Satellites   By HOWARD BENEDICT AP Staff Writer

~,‘—eibiieicin Ab  WIGROFILM “SERVICE @ sauces ¢6. p.0. BOX 9066 4924 COLE AVE. matcag. TEXAS COMP,   ONE DOUBLE-HEADER  Three Satellites Put in Orbit

Nation Orbits Three Satellites Around Earth  Triple Shot No ted  As Busy Da ry For

Three New Satellites In Orbit   Double Unit Has Navigation Aid Duty In Space

SEEK NAVIGATION DATA  3 New U.S. Satellites Are Placed Into Orbit

Nation Orbits Three Satellites Around Earth   Triple Shot Noted As Busy Day For U.S. Space Actions

Great Day For Spacemen  U.S. Sends 3 Satellites To Get Navigation Data

& Satellites Into Orbit   Space Age Pioneers Have Productive Day

SP ee eee eee ee ee ees ee eee Te eee Ts Eee ee see eee ES eT EE TEST EE EE EN ESSERE E SESE SESS SHEDS SESS EY SHEE HENS NEY H SHEE HHH HSH ee HEE HEF EHS CES E EST  In The Race To Space Everything Is A-Okay

People You Know   JOHN JACOBS NOTE, ~ 65TH [ANNIVERSARY.:— — AT FAMILY DINNER.

People You Know   JOHN JACOBS NOTE 65TH ANNIVERSARY — AT FAMILY DINNER

Plans to Exert His Authority .. . Kennedy Explains Role In Civil Rights Cases

Administration Studying Policy In New Orleans   To Use ‘Power Of Presidency’ To Insure Rights

Kennedy Talks On Civil Rights And Integration   Declares He Will Use Authority Of Presidency When ‘Most Useful”

Plans to Use His Authority When Useful   Kennedy Says Administration Is Studying New Orleans School Case.

No hheport det Missile Gap Under Study         In Press Conference Kennedy Considers Integration Steps

No "Specific. Plans Given By Kennedy   Also Touches On Missile Gap: At News Confab- -

rT TT rTOrTrlUhc rT FT rT FTF FS  Carroll Area Reservists Fast on Alert Response

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press   East German Leader Wants United Germany

Neutral Zone Idea Pushed By Ulbricht   Communist Leader Promises To Oust West From Berlin

£nre (te ns. my est DeCrul un  imbistii asnmnntemsamnen isms te  Ulbricht Asks For Treaty To Make All-Germany Neutral

Walter Ulbricht Seeks Peace Treaty To Make All of Germany Neutral

Ulbricht Threatens West Berlin, Insists Intention Peaceful, Demands Settlement

Threatens Move On West Berlin Whether or Not He Secures Peace Treaty

Reds Seek To Thwart  Escapees   Eaat German Boss Would Liquidate Cold War Thorn

Red Leader. To Move Against West Berlin   Intentions Peaceful . But Wants West City Thorn Eliminated _

President Signs New Wage Bill   Kennedy Happy As Large Group Watches Rites

Kennedy Signs New Wage Bill   Pay Boosts To Be Effective Sept. 5

Kennedy Signs Minimum Wage  Bill Into Law   Extends Coverage to 3.6 Million More Workers

Kennedy Signs Wage Bill; ‘More To Come’   ‘This Does Not Finish The Job,’ Says President: Law Effective In 120 Days

TW!  Base Pay Law Inked      Was Wife-Beating On Regular Menu ‘At White House?

President Happy Over Wage Bill  ee on   Signs Measure Into Law With Satisfaction

Funeral Service Wednesday For Styles Bridges   Top GOP Senator Dies Sunday And Struggle Is Seen

Death of Senator Styles Bridges Likel ly to Arouse Conflict in GOP

iIGOP Leader Dies Statehouse Rites Planned  For Senator Bridges, 63

Bridaes Rites Due Wednesday  . ee ee  ees Me   GOP Power Struggle Is Seen in Senate

Bridges Rites Due Wednesday   GOP Power Struggle Is Seen In Senate

DEATH TAKES SEN. BRIDCES DEATH TAKES SEN. BRIDGES Liberal-Conservative Battle Seen For Post

Styles Bridges, Senior GOP Senator, Dies  - Conservative-Liberal Battle Seen Over Naming Successor

Sen. Bridges, Senior Member of Senate, Dies   Kennedy Leads Tribute; Services Set Wednesday

Styles Bridges Dies At Age 63  Tribute Paid Senator Struggle To Choose GOP Successor Seen

Long Service:   President Kennedy Leads In Tributes To N.H. Leader

Won't Change Lineup  Bridges Death Will Start GOP Leadership Struggle

Senior Senato) Of GOP Dies In Concord  President Leads Tribute to Head Of Fund Committee

Statehouse Funeral Set For Bridges   Senior Republican In Senate Dead After Heart Attack

8 Dallas Schools To be Integrated On Opening Day  Negroes to Attend : First Grades Only  :  in New Term

Castro Again To Say Rebels Cleaned-Out   Second Time In Five Months

Castro To Tell Of Rebel Fall  Will Announce Full End Of Uprising

Legislators Keep Silent Through Talk  Governor Details Broad Legal Plan To Improve State

Authorize Test Reactor At Sandusky   Bond’s Decision Is Effective immediately

Red China Celebrates Anniversary Of Communism Has Overtones Of Tragedy

The Outs Want In Entering The Common Market Poses Problems for Countries

BANK ROBBERIES DISTURB KENNEDY   Attorney General And FBI Launchi. Campaign Te Re a.     a ee

Sea Tieup Delayed by T-H Rule   Union Stipulates Work Continuance

Kennedy TH, Ikeda Talks To Johnsen   Rusk Also JoiningIn Conference With Japanese Official

Johnson, Rusk Substitutes In Ikeda Talks   Stand In For J.F.K. At Final Round

Sudden Illness Forces. Appointment of Stand-ins  By RUTHERFORD POATS United Press International

JEK News Meeting Hilites   WASHINGTON (UPI)—Here are highlights of President Kennedy’s first news conference:

Ike Relievec Presidential  Job Ending   Appears Anxious To Relax, Escape Tension Of Office

Ke Prepares for’ Outside” ai Trepares: ror Uutsice  President Winding Ug 5 O Years of Service

‘How Do You Like It On The ‘Outside?’ Here's Nostalgic Look At Last Hours Eisenhower Is Spending As President

‘What's It Like On The Outside?’  [President Has Mixed Emotions ‘On Becoming Private Citizen

“It's Wonderful!” Retired Gen. Omar Bradley Informs Eisenhower About Life On “Outside”

lke yearns for the outside’  Slowly, the Eisenhower Years become history

lke Looking To Freedom Of Retirement   ‘Outside’ Has Special Meaning to President After Eight Years

A President Leaves  Ricanhawer Tagnkino Farward Tn Now Relacatinn

HE LEAVES WHITE HOUSE WITH CONVICTION OF HAVING DONE HIS BEST FOR PAST EIGHT YEARS  President Ends Half Century Of Service To American Public   DEM PARTY MEMBERS EAGER TO WHOOP IT UP  Capital Bulges For Inaugural

Has Been Counting Days Ike Seems Eager To Turn Over Job   Feeling of Excitement Tingles in Washington

President Is Anxious To Be ‘Outside’.  Ike's Last White House Days i in Review

TEMPERATURES   EKISENHOWER’S DEPARTURE  aE. amet mt tha th senehnanan V onwe’ lesmoe malsoat samo reemnnrmtionanmt samitsenoseteletas tame Eisen

‘How Do You Like Your Job On The Outside?”  lke Eager To Lay Down His Awful Burden

Ike Longs For End To  Tensions   He Is Eager To Leave Fanfare  Of Publie Life

Ike Looking  Forward To End of Term   Chats With Former Army Friend About Things ‘Outside’

'Ike Anxious to Retire and Relax as Eisenhower Years of Tension Draw to Close

Here's Nostalgic Look at Last Hours Eisenhower Is Spending as President

Ike Eager To Shed Burden Of Public ‘Duties. And Become Private Citizen.

Ike Is Anxious to Be Private Citizen   Ready to Close ‘Out Half Century Of Public Service

oe et EL. ON OUTSICE  President Counts Days Until He Can Relax, Escape Heavy Burden Of Office

Several Firemen H ospitalized  Huge Blaze Rages In Tampa  Downtown Warehouse Area

Blind Couple and Their 12 Children Rescued from Blaze   Five Are Hospitalized, However, After Early-Morn ing Fire in Detroit, Mich.

Auto Workers, Ford Hopeful Of Settlemen   Negotiators Continue Bargaining on Last Full Day Before Strike Deadline.

Ford, UAW Optimistic About Pact   Reuther And Denise To Meet Through Night

It Will be Balanced; Likely About $92 Billion   About $3 Billion More Than the Present Budget

JFK Plans for Balanced New Budaet   Bares No-Figures but Speculation Puts Size at $92 Billion 

President Finishes  Budget   Officials Say It Will Be a Balanced One

Inside Today's Times   ‘WILL BE BALANCED’  President Completes Work OnNew uU S. Budget

en ee ee ee ee ener ee  JFK Promises Budget Balance For Next Year

Kennedy’s New $92 Billion Budget  To Be Balanced President's Aching Back  Stronger Than Last Summer

President Conipletes Budget Work ‘It Will Be Balanced, Says Capital

President Completes Budget Work; Doctor Reports His Back Is Strona

Pennsylvania Flood Control Fund carmarked   Shenango River Dam Allocation Is $7 Million

Weather Forecast   President Proposes Flood Control Funds   In tke's Budget .. .  Nearly $1 Billion Alloted To Space

President Proposes Flood Control Funds   In Ike's Budget . . .  Nearly $1 Billion -Alloted To Space

U.S., Britain Ready to Set A-Ban Talks   ‘Prompt Resumption’ Of Negotiations Urged In Note to Russians

CD Budget Wiped Out Swainson, Nunimaker Dismayed By Action of State Senators

County Commissioners Annprove Bond Sale   Gen. Gavin Appointed French Ambassador

Posses Search Wide Dells Area For Third Slayer   Second Suspect On Wanted List In Mart Holdup

Night-Lonc Manhunt In Woods   Second Gunman Denies Part In Shooting

Red Police Fire Again   New ‘Reckless’ Gunplay Comes With Escape Try

GUNPLAY WAS VAIN TRY TO HALT ESCAPE   More Shooting Heard In Another Part Of Jittery Berlin   PROTESTS ARE SENT 'TO RUSS COMMANDER

NATO Opens Wavy For U.S. Berlin Quest  Talks With Soviet Approved If Reds

U.S. to Negotiate on Berlin  Foreign Ministers of  NATO Chart Course

Way Open For U.S. To Lead Berlin Parley   But Reds Must Maki Modifications In Their Policy

=a  U. Sit to o Lead Allied Quest For Bargain  Negotiations Will , Require Changes

Way Opened for U.S. to Lead in Berlin Dickering  Russians Must Make Major Policy Change

Modifications In Russian Policy Is Key To West’s Plans For Berlin Negotiations

‘U.S. Gets Nod From NATO Ministers - To Seek Talks On Berlin With Soviets

~— REDS MUST ALTER THEIR POLICY —'  U.S. To Lead West  In Berlin Bargaining

US. Takes Lead In West’s Quest For Berlin Talks   But Soviets Must Modify Their Policy  Before Bargaining

Hoffa's Electior Today Assured  Onnonent Paiste   Opponent Doubts H‘ll Get 200 Of 2,000 Deleqates

Hoffa Victor In Fight For Power Boost   Election Assured At Teamster Sessions, Opponent Concedes

Hoffa Certain To Be Renamed   Teamsters President To Get New 5-Yr. Term

Hoffa Certain ‘of New Term as Union Czar   Threatens io Form a New Labor Federation

Hoffa Readies New Five-Year Reign As Czar   Pilots Revisions That Centralize Power In His Hand:

Hotta Moves To Keep Job Until 1966   Teamster Head Calls Election; He’s Unopposed

Inside ...   Everything Cold But Potatoes . Thanksgiving Dinner Gets A Bit Hectic  When Millions Show Up Via Television

 PETES MELD cATURUAT. is  Harvey Fields, Neled Aree Lawyer, Senator, Succuval:

 RITES HELD SATURDAY _  Harvey Fields Fields, Noted: Aree ‘Lawyer, Senator, Succumbs

State Assembly Sel for Windup  eae Mc? SM a rn   Both Dems, GOP Seek To Merely ‘Hold Line’

Ohio Senate To Take Up Money Bill   Chances Appear Assembly Session To End in Mid-June

State Assembly Set for Windup  Both Dems, GOP Seek To Merely ‘Hold Line’

“Oh, My God, I've Killed. a Boy”  Man Shot Into Gioup ~Of Children At Play

SOMEWHERE, A DOG BARKED  _ Man Shoots At ‘Coyote,’ Boy Keels Over Dead

Shot at ‘Coyote’ Kills Boy   Encino Man Held as Play Ends in Tragedy

Policeman Kills Daughter Boy Is Mistaken for Coyote, Shot and Killed by Neighbor

'My God.  Shot a Boy’  Rifle Shots in Night Bring Tragedy to Game

Look Here      BALI EL BBWS LW EE OEE  Complete Coverage Of SEO Area News   JOHN BAKER DISAGREES; TAX CEILING IS BARRIER TOO  COMMUNITY COLLEGE IS QUESTIONED

The College Question  Legislator s Study Plan For Higher Education

City Gets State Liquor Tax Check  October Distribution Nets Seymour $3.01 7Receipts Below 1960

Golden Rule Between Jew  And Catholic   Save Each Other From Nazis, Then From Communict<

Golden Rule Saves 2 Families  Deunian In JE © Ende Tatalitarinn Tarrar

Goldberg's Job Study Tour Ends  Public Behind JFK Program, Says Secretary

Goldberg Ends Tour, Claims Broad Support for Unemployed Aid Program

Kennedy Calls Goldberg Tour “Worthwhile”   Labor Chief Completes Mission

Foreign Aid Overhaul Due  aet C'Lawnes Carssnle   Vast Changes Sought Under Kennedy Plan

Long- Range Basis -" “a Overhaul of. Foreign hid Machinery Sought by JFK

To Seek Overhaul OfForeign Aid   Kennedy to Ask Congress For Measures to Make U.S. Aid More Effective.

Foreign Aid Overhaul Due   Vast Changes Sought Under Kennedy Plan

Would Mi Merge Agencies  Kennedy To Ask: € hange  In Foreign Aid Setu p

Kennedy fo Ask Vast Overhaul Of Foreign Aid   Will Seek to Gear It More Effectively To Needs of 1960s

Foreign Aid Changes Aim Of Kennedy   Overhauling Would Be Geared To Meet Needs During ’60s

JFK To Ask Overhaul of Foreign Aid Machinery  Lies Are His Business

More Named To C & D Board Last Vacancies Filled On Highway Commission

Mine Safety Bil Beaten In the House   30-30 Vote Recorded by The Speaker

Reds Send New Units To Border  Bar Entry Until   Bar Entry Until ‘Nonsense’ Ends

Soldiers Enter East Sector For The Second Day In Row; Crossing Closed, Reopened

Vopos Shut Off Crossing Briefly In New Disputes  American Tanks r™\ tt 5, > .   American Tanks On Hand During Two Incidents

Gate Closed, Then Opened   Thompson to See Soviet Authorities On Friday

U. S. Troops Cross Berlin Border for 2nd Straight Day   Tanks Provide Protection For Convoy Heading Across Dividing Line: Calm Restored

Flare-l pat Checkpoint  Dies Down   Incident Develops Over Vopos’ Halting U.S. Army Vehicle

U.S. Tanks Pull Back  From Line Crossing Viewed  New Rights Test

Last Point Is Shut To Kast Sector  U.S. Tanks Face   U.S. Tanks Face Communist Police In Border Areas

AON TO WASHINGTON   U.S. Berlin Commander Seeks Instructions As Yanks Again ‘Cross. Border. After: Reds  - Close i bps

Last Entry Point Shut By Reds   Communists Say ‘Nonsense’ Should Be Halted

Red Police Close Crossing, Open’ It in Short Time :  U.S. Tanks Provide © Backdrop for Convoy

E. Germans Close, Reopen Crossing   Tanks Provide Backdrop for Convoy at Dividing Line: Withdrawn Later

Reds Close Border; Later Reopen- Gate   Berlin Border Brawls Bring Serious Diplomatic Impasse

G.L's cross to reassert  U.S. rights   Official protest of interference to Soviet Union

tast Germans Close, Then Open Checkpoint   Yanks Refuse To Let Germans Check Papers

Action Taken After New Troop Entry  One Left Open  To Foreigners

But Reds Reopen Crossing When Calm Is Restored After A Flare Of Tempers

US, Troops Move Into East Berlin’  Pa ee   Croaa Border To Reagsert Rights; Incident Flares

American Auto Escorted Across By U.S. Troops   Reds Reopen Friedrichstrausse . Crossing When Calm Js Restored

Border Incident Triggers Closing   U.S. Troops Assert Right Of Free Entry

Border Closed, Opened Again  U.S. Troops Enter East Berlin Again

U.S. Right To Berlin  Reasserted   Six Jeeploads Of  Military Police q Backed By Tanks _ Show Up At Crossing

US. Troops Again Used for Convoy   _E.. Germany Police Close, Then Open. Oaly Crossing Point

U.S. troops cross Berlin border again   Checkpoint closed short time by Vopos; American forces used to assert rights

Further Test of U.S. Rights In East Berlin   Following Incident East Germans Close Border for Time; Germans Stand Aside At Show of Armed Force

U.S. TANKS BACK CONVOY AT BORDER   Eastern Police © Reopen Crossing  As Calm Restored

Jeeps With MPs Again Go Into Red Sector   American Tanks Face Reinforced Cammies At Only Entrance

Tanks Provide Backdrop For  Sedan’s Escort   East German Police Close Crossing, Then Reopen It After Calm Is Quickly Restored

Flareup Occurs After U. S. Jeeps Enter East Sector To Escort Yank Civilian

Asks Soviet Rule Berlin Checkpoint   Hits Interference with Official Visits to Eastern Sector.

U.S. CROSSES TWICE Berlin Border Reopened After Calm Is Restored

Body Of Va. Man Found   Georgia Roadside Park Is Scene Of Crude Grave

Body Found In Ga. May  Be Virginian   Wife Had Told Of Burial There

‘State Department And Newspaper ‘Put Castro In Power, Solon Says

Wide Industrial - Residential Seétor Is Heavily Damaged; Gas Leaks Evacuate Reaion

‘reight Deraited Aft Foca  2 Die When Diesel Units Drop Through Rail Span

GOP Leader Will Stiek  To Congress  Bon Goraninon Not   Rep. Scranton Not Interested In 1962 Candidacy

Dag Acts On Crisis In Africa   UN Official Seeks To Ease Tension In Bizerte

U.N. OFFICIAL AND BOURGUIBA STUDY CRISIS   Hammarskjold Trying Te Ease Explosive Bizerte  Situation   TUNISIANS WANT. FRENCH TO LEAVE

sonfers for Two Hours With President Bourguiba;  glnly Statement-“This Is Matter of Urgency”.

Dag Seeks To Ease Situation  In Tunisia  TW. tn TT msc   Talks in Tunis With President, Who Charges French Buildup

Dag And Bourguiba Talk Hours   ‘Secretary. General Flies To Tunis To  “Avert Major -Crisis

Reds Orbit Piggy-Back Spaceship With Venus: As Its Intended Target

Barron Charts Program 2,000 Of West Virginia’s Unemploved Due For Job:

Secret Plan L neovered In the Congo   Calls for Blowing Up Mine Complex If Forces Unite

UN Charges White Mercenaries Planning To Dynamite $400 Million Congo Mine

Telephone Co. Reduces Rates   $1,785,000-Per-Year Cuts Largely on Toll Charaes

q :  Feed Grain Program May Work Too Well Livestock Price Controls Ahead?      Commission Advises Revision Of Country's Financial Order

G.E. Official Quits His $130,000 Job.   Executive Was One Recently Jailed On Price-Fixing, Bid-Riqging Charges

Babson’s Business and F inancial: é       Forecast for 1962 To Be Publish  On Thursday, December 28th, = a   Background of Roger W. Babson

Bonn Recalls Kroll; Ouster Is Possibility   Envoy To Explain His Unauthorized Berlin Proposals

Expressed Personal Opinion  West German Envoy to Moscow in Trouble

German Diplomat Censured:  Kroll Recalled After Visit With Khrushchev             i

W.Germany May Fire Amhassadot To Moscow  Called Home To Explain His Proposals

Kroll Facing Removal From Job as Envoy   Moscow Ambassador Must Explain About His Berlin Remarks

WEST GERMAN AMBASSADOR IN HOT WATER   Hans Kroll May Be Re moved From Post After Moscow Bobble   DUE TO RETURN TO BONN TODAY

‘Veteran German Diplomat Recalled To Explain Khrushchev Berlin Talk

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Japan Note Hot Protest On Megator   Other Comment Over World Censures Reds For Reckless Action

Telescoped Death Cars   Russ Blast Angrily Protested By Japan   Soviets Detonate Another Nuclear Bomb

Inside Today's News   State's Plan For Aged Medical Care Given Approval Effective January 1

Tractor Team Decides Not To Try Again   Wouldn't Give Castro $28 in Exchange for Invasion Prisoners

Tractor Group Rebuffs Castro   Prisoner Delegation Told of Rejection

U.S. Group Refuses Deal On New Terms   ‘Proof of Guilt’ Concept of Castro  Is Renpudiated

CASTRO DEAL COLLAPSES  Tractors Group Refuses To Reopen Negotiations   RELATIVES TEARFUL   RELAYS DECISION

Castro Told His Ransom  Deal Is Off   Neither $28 Million Nor $28, Americans Say; Declare Terms Offend U.S. Honor

Specialist Helps Mistaken Identity Brings Relief to Ailing Gorilla

qa re A KK KK KE  White Christmas Becomes Bloody One A: 36 Traffic Deaths Set New State Record

Puerto Rico Would Serve As ‘Center’  Island Governor Told to Keep In Contact With JFK

Inside ¢ ¢ ¢@   Kennedy Goodwill Program  Puerto Rico Designated Workshop

Puerto Rico A Meeting Place For Hemisphere Kennedy Announces  Accord With Munoz On ‘Workshop’ Plan

Inside...   Kennedy Goodwill Program  Puerto Rico Designated Workshon

U. $., Russia Report Total Failure To Reach Formula for Arms Talks   Half Billion Dollar Foreign Aid Gap Slows Congress Adjournment Rush

Disarming Talks Fail Completely   Statement Of Principles Only Outcome

McCloy And. Zorin Save Some Points   8-Point Agreement To Guide Future — Efforts Presented

U.S. and Russ Fail to Agree On Arms Talk  Two Report to U.N.   Two Report to U.N. On Three Months of  Discussions on Issue

Murchisons Win Battle of Alleghany   Presbyterians Launch Church Reunion Drive

RT ON NRE DY RE =  Midas Satellite Detects Missile   Spy-in-the-Sky Finds Teall of Titan Rocker

Midas Detects Titan Quickly Upon Blastoff  eigen Slee 2 Sea  eae eee   Spy In Sky Passes Test: Keeps Eye Or Russian Missiles

Midas Spies Titan Takeoff   U. S. Spy Satellite Reports On Rocket

Hungry and Sun-Burned, Spooner Throws Down  Gun When Apprehended

Johnson, Adenauer Meet—   Negro Churches Pay to Train White Evangelist

Negroes Finance White's ~ g om « . . op Mission To Aid Chinesep..   For Family.

CRAM. COURSE IN CHINESE  Negro Church Trains White Minister Foreign Mission Duty     “or

Negro Churches Help White Cleric  Prepare for Service to Yellow Race

$25,000 Raised In Drive— Negroes Provide Cash For White Missionary

Negro Churches Finance White Minister For Duty in Hong Kong as Missionary

poe Financed By Negroes  White Missionary Ends ‘Chinese Cram Course

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Coencl of Churches Religions Features)

$2 Billion Boost To Be Asked For ° Defense Spending  147,270-Man Cut in Military Manpower  le Pronocad

Gen. Douglas MacArthur Will Receive Catholic ‘Honor et Veritas Award

Cmdr. Shepard Rockets Across Space Threshold   First U.S. Spaceman Lands Safely After 5,100 Mile-an-Hour Trip That Carried Him 115 Miles High

America’s Pioneer Astronaut Makes Perfect Flight at 5,100 MPH; Sees Whole East Coast

Astronaut Is Sate; Shot a Big Boost To Nations Plans   Tension Is Less Today For The Gang From Hangar 'S'

.ands Safely In Ocean After Historic Trip   Falls From Helicopter —  Balloonist Killed After Setting Record

302-Mile Trip: Down Atlantic Madeln15 Min.   Shepard In Good Condition Throughout— Cabin Recovered From Water and Astronaut Placed Aboard Aircraft Carrier

Missile Shot 100%. Success   Whole World Follows First American Astronaut Via -Radio And Television

"Beautiful Sight" Says Shepard During Journey At 5,000 Miles Per Hour

America’s First Astronaut  Zooms To 115-Mile Peak   Shepard’s Parents See Flight On TV, Just Can’t Describe Their Feelings

Alan B. Shepard Jr. Is  First American Launched Into Space Successfully

America in Space Race  Shepard Radios ‘OK’ During History-making Sky Journey

Alan Shepard Is In Good Shape On Journey; Tells Of Beauty Of Coastline

On Threshold Of Space; Travels At 5,100 M.P.H.   Astronaut's Day:

Pilot First To Use Manual Control In Part Of Flight   ‘Backup’ Astronaut Shared Waiting Time

Altitude 115 Miles on Shot .  From Canaveral   Picked Up 302 Miles Down Atlantic Ranae by Heliconter

Plucked From Atlantic 19 Minutes After Pulsating Trip Into Space; Feat Puts US Back!In Space Race

Manned Space Shot Is Complete Success   Alan B. Shepard Jr. Lands Safely After 5.100 Mile-an-Hour Journey Through Skies

5,000 Mph. Speed on Voyage   ‘What a Beautiful View,’ He Says of Eastern U.S. Seaboard

US Man-in-Space  Describes Journey   Astronaut Shepard Reaches Altitude of 115 Miles in 15-Minute Space Ride

Shepard Makes Safe Landing In Ocean   Helicopter Picks Up Astronaut After Historic Flight; Obtains Speed of Over 5,000 Miles Per hour in Capsule

Capsule Found Quickly at Sea   ONLY 4 KAILES FROM SHIP   MAIOR STEP FORWARD

Astronaut Reaches 115-Mile Altitude, Travels About 302 Miles Down Range

First United States Spaceman Speeds 5,100 Miles An Hour, Lands 302 Miles Down Range; Picked Up By Helicopter 19 Minutes After Cape Launching

Space Man Alan Shepard Successfully Rocketed, Landed Safely This Morning

Everything Fine,  Astronaut Says Sends Back Facts, Figures; Capsule Rides ‘True Course

U.S. ZOOMS BACK INTO SPACE RACE   View of earth ‘beautiful sight

Lands Safely After 3,100-m.p.h. Flight   ‘What A Beautiful Sight,’ Astronaut Radios Back To Earth During Flight

Off New England Coast Red Fishing Fleet Disrupts Testing of Radar Equipment

Hinder U. S. Defense Tests— Vast Russian Fishing Fleet Off New England

Defense Experiment — Soviet Fishing Fleet Disrupts Radar Testing

‘Latin’s Pat, Greek’s Chic’ But... English on Diplomas? Harvard Doth Protest

Leaders Seek Redistricting Impasse Break  GOPs Agree to Sit Down With Demo

GOP, Governor To Meet Politicos Up Activities On Redistricting Front

Deny Peace Corps Offers Joyride  Shriver Warns Hard  Work Lies Ahead

‘Communism Builds Ugliest of Sights: ‘Berlin's New Concrete Wall of Death

Reds Berlin Wall Ugliest and MostDepressing Sight on Face of Globe

Ryan Says Red's Berlin Wall One Of Ugliest, Most Depressing Sights On Face Of Earth

pipet Substontial Thing Rads Offer   Berlin's Wall Ugly and Depressing

—— For Weeping Men On The Other Side —  An Ugly Wall Makes A Trap

Thing «Tour of The ‘Wall! -- One of Most Depressing Sights on The Globe

SOUND TRUCK RIDICULES EAST GERMANY  Communism Creates New Hate Symbol

Wall Of Death Built By Reds In Berlin One Of Most Depressing Sights On Globe

—TOUR OF CONCRETE CURTAIN— Berlin’s ‘Death Wall’ Is Ugly, Depressing

Berlin wall: Red masterpiece  Take a tour of world’s ugliest sight

berlin N's Wall of Deaih  > poten nts cuneate en  It's One of Most Depressing Sights on Face of the Earth

Concrete Curtain’ Symbolizes Life Under Reds—  Communism Creates One of the Ualiest Sights on Earth--the Berlin Wall   But No Chance of Capsizing Seen—  Albanian Rift Rocks Sino-Soviet Boat

On Inside Pages   In ‘Shaving’ Fixes. . . Ballplayers Face Quiz In Big Bribe Scandal

U-Mi Political Scientist Says One House Legislature Would Be ideal For State  — But Weuld Be Turned           Down By Voters

Police Of West Berlin Force Reds To Retreat In Border Gas Battles.

East, West Berlin Police Exchange  Gas Grenades  Vopos Flee Scene After Each of Three Incidents

Twister Wrecks Church During Services  Tornadoes Hit 20  Areas in Two States

Heavy Storms of Wind, Rain Rake Midwest   Score of Twisters Crumple Homes; One Dead, 57 Injured

REPORT AUTO! BLOWN OFF ROADWAYS.   One Killed, 57 Injured tn Missouri And Arkansas   FLASH FLOODS   Impede Rescuers: Church Shattered By Twister’ “ Damage Widespread.

Damaging Winds Rake Midwest  Score Of Tornadoes Cause Destruction In Missouri. Arkansas

57 Persons Injured In High Winds   Woman Killed When Tornado Shatters Church in Missourt

STORMS RIP INTO MIDWEST   Rains, Wind Comes In Wake Of Several Sundav Tornadoes

Midwest Hit By String Of Tornadoes   DURING WEEKEND Texas Violence  Claims 54 Lives

New storms rake midwes'   Twisters smash paths in Missouri and Arkansas

TWO STATES ARE RAVAGED BY TWISTERS   Sleet And Snow  Drives Eastward Across Midwest

Scores Of Tornadoes Hits Midwest: One Woman Killed, 57 Are Injured

One Killed, 57 Hurt In Two States  Heavy Property   Heavy Property Damage From Winds. Rain

One Woman Is Killed, 57 Other Persons Injured   Church Is Shattered Nedr West Plains: Property Loss High

One Killed, 5] Injured On Sunday   Church Shattered While Persons Attend Service

Spawns Score Of Tornadoes — Storm Rakes Midwest: One Dead, 57 Hurt

One Woman Killed By  Tornadees   Arkansas, Missouri Count Their lajuved

Tornadoes, Rains, Sleet Rip Mid-US   “Twisters Kill I, Hurt 57, Cause Heavy Damage

Storm Sweeps Midwest   Aftermath Of Twisters That Smashed Homes In Missouri, Arkansas

Tornadoes Smash ‘Into Two States   One Killed, 57 Injured In Arkansas. Missouri

tT PYM aS Ely ArKdnsd  Midwest Raked by Storms, Tornado Damage Is Heavy

In Missouri, Arkansas  Midwest Raked by Storms, Tornado Damage Is Heavy

Tornadoes Kill 1, Injure 57 In Midwest   Property Damage Extensive Through Arkansas, Missouri

Swirling Winds Smash Homes, Topple Towers   Storm Shatters Church Filled With Churchaoers

Electric Firms Accused Of Copying Prices   Kefauver, Cresap Exchange Views

FREE-SWING FIST FIGHT ryye Y i 4 Tiny Crossroads  Wracked By Riot

White Youths Attack Negroes Picketing Store  Police Arrest 15   Police Arrest 15 As Racial Violence Erupts in Nashville

Government in Crack Down on Conspirators  Wactinahauca fanara    Westinghouse, General Electric Are Hit By Fines of $40,000

Westinghouse, GE Fined $40,000. For Price Fixing And Bid Rigging

Armor Set Near Site Ot Incident   ‘Playing With Fire,’ West Told By Reds

‘IGHTING APPEARS NEAR END     Bizerte Resistance  Nearly Stamped Out By Aircraft, Tanks

FRENCH STAMPING OUT RESISTANCE IN BIZERTE  Tunisian Blockade Broken at Base

Troops, Planes, Tanks Pound Arab Quarter to Kill Tuntstan Resistance

French Move To Demolish Resistance   Battle Rages'In Streets Of Tunis Casualties Mount

Bourguiba Makes Bid To Negotiate   Expresses Regrets That U.S., Britain Take French Side

Tunis Chief Makes Offer to Negotiate   Expresses ‘Pain’ at Stand of U. S., Lendon and Paris

French Forces Pound Bizerte Arab Quarters   Planesand Tanks Lsed In Bid to Stamp Out Last Ditch Resistance.

Paris Announces Fighting At Bizerte Near End; Seek Negotiations For Future

(Offensive Practically Completed   No More Attacks Planned; Death Toll In Hundreds

“Inside Today's NEWS   French Tanks Hack Way  Into War-torn Bizerte

‘seach Troops, Backed By Planes-Tanks, Pounding Arab Quarter Of Bizerte

Tunisians Suffer Many Casualties   French Troops Move Into Bizerte Crushing Bulk of Resistance

Delmas Hill Is Nominated For Judgeship   Carlson, Schoeppel Say They'll Endorse Wichita Democrat

INSIDE THE HERALD   Negotiating Membership Is The Issue   REPORT   DEADLOCK

U.N. Official To Press For Disarm Talks   Wants Big Powers To Resume Where They Quit In ‘60

Mexico's Padilla-Nervo, Head Of Disarmament Commission, to Press for Talks by Big Powers

Defends McCa rtney °  Lawrence Stands Pat With Police: Head In Attacks

Goes Into Effect Sunday  Gov. Underwood To Approve Sales Tax Boost Today

Underwood Expected To Approve Bill   $4.5 Million Public Works Plan Provides Park and Road Jobs

U. S. Aid Seen Cheering Asians   Move In Viet Nam Bolsters Anti-Reds

More Critical Position Than Laos  Aid to Vietnam Will Stiffen Asian Morale

LBJ Announcement Boost for Asians   GOP Credits Ike For Party Action

U.S. Aid Seen Cheering Asians   Move in Viet Nam   Move in Viet Nam Bolsters Anti-Reds

On U.S. arms aid to South Viet Nam Johnson's announcement came at critical time

fe lt Litt at Critical Time Viet Nam Pledge Mav Stiffen Anti- Red Stand

Separate Fires Destroy 139-Year-Old ‘nn, Business Block in Three Villages

Austin Man Is reed In Death Qf Woman, 27  Sterling Terry Goes Free As Grand Jury

Life’s End  MRS, G. CUMMICKEL DIES THURSDAY  . FUNERAL SET @tinDAY

Life’s End. MRS, G. CUMMICKEL  DIES THURSDAY .FUNERAT. CE? errmuna <

Lady Flier’s Fate Still Mystery   Bones Not Those Of Amelia Earhart

DEATH REMAINS MYSTERY   Exhumed Bones, Teeth Not Amelia Earhart’s

Chrysler May Cance Contract   Big Three Automakers Expected to Give Union Wage Offers This Week

Chrysler Corp. Expected to Tell UAW That Contract Cancelled in 10 Days

Expect Chrysler To Cancel Pact  Other Agreements te Expire in Ten Days

Chrysler  To Cancel Contract   Serving Of 10-Day  Notice Seen Today

Chrysler Set To Tell Unior Of Pact End   Big 3 Automakers Expected to Make Offers This Week

Algeria Rebels Take Over Oran   AlSCtid AlalySis _  ‘Revolt's Chances Slim

FINAL EDITION   GENERALS REVOLT De Gaulle Declares Algeria Emergency

Algeria Rebels Take Over Oran   Algeria Analysis  Revolt's Chances Siim

Gulf Widens Between Ship Owners, Unions   But Negotiations Were Scheduled to Be Resumed Sometime Today.

Congo Talks Before U.N. Due Monday   Reds Rebuffed   Reds Rebuffed In Demand For Debate at Once

Reds DemandDebate On Congo This Week   U.S., SOVIET TO RESUME ARMS TALK AUG. 1

Soviets Demant Congo Debate In UN At Once   African Session Planned For Monday After St. Patrick's Dar

Soviet Union Insists U.N. Acton Congo  Reds Demand Full Debate on Problem

Russia Demands Quick Debate on Congo Problem  Aeeambly PDracidant      Assembly President Says It Is Impossible. To Start This Week

Soviet Union. Urges Early Congo. Debate  * hMAnet Dao Vegi   ‘Most Delegations — Prefer To Wait Unti Monday For Battle 

Debate Said’ Likely To. Start Monday   Russians Declare Situation Grows *Steadily Worse’

UN Patrols Advancing  To Rescue   Seven Other White Persons Arrested In Kivu, Crack Indian Troops Arrive

Congo Debate Is Demanded By Russians   Boland Says Body Probably Will Take Up Crisis Monday

Farmers To Write Own  DPyeoorame   Farmers  Soviets Demand si rite QO Debate On Congo Prosran

Late Bulletin  T-.“I0A507. PAPER WEID   ‘ScHOOL PAPER HELD  OVER TO TOMORROW

New Storm Is Due In State By Thursday   Mild Winds Boost Temperatures Into the 80s

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   State Forecast Is For Mild Weather

for september term, district court  Panel of 48 Jurors drawn here

Reds Silent As Resolution Gains Support  Observers See Bia   Observers See Big Soviet Purge Coming As K Blasts Rivals

U.N. Appeal fo Russia Assured   Unit To Ask Bomb Blast Be Canceled

Asian-African broup Widens Bomb Appeal   Neutrals Indicate Support of Plan to Curb Explosion

APPROVAL OF PLAN SEEN  Anti-American Forces Seek Broader Proposal

U. N. Dermand for No Big Bomb Test Seems Assured   Few Nations Expected  to Oppose Appeal for Cancellation of Test.

U.N. Backing Seen On Plea  ‘To Skip Test   Asia-Africa Group Seeks To Widen Move On A-Blasts

U.N.'s Appeal Qn Red Bombs Seems Assured   Few Are Expected To Oppose Reques On Ending Testing

See Approval of Request to Reds  -Six. Nations’ Asking: Mralt at: Ramh- Toect

U.N.'s Appeal On Red Bombs Seems Assured  Few Are Expected To Oppose Request

Cause of Explosion Not Known   By ROBERT D. LEWIS AND PETER VON STEIN

Blast rips coal shaft in Indiana   Investigation to find cause begins tomorrow

1) Men Die In Indiana Mine Blast  Explosion Traps Miners in Deep Cou! Shoft

Probe Planned At Terre Haute   Deadly Coal Gas Curbs Efforts Of Rescuers

Terre Haute Scene Of Flash Explosion; Victims Trapped 265 Feet Down Sloping Shaft

Probe Planned At Terre Haute  ae er fee Sy gee  nile   Deadly Coal Gas Curbs Efforts Of Rescuers

Terre Haute Is  Tragedy’s Scene   22 Others Escape; Cause Of Explosion Mystery

Bodies Recovered by Daring Crews   Order Investigation Into Cause of Indiana Coal Works Tragedy

22 Miners Die In Flash  Explosion Deep In Coal Shaft Near Terre Haute

Probe Planned At Terre Haute  Deadly Coal Gas Curb   Deadly Coal Gas Curbs Efforts of Rescuers

Bumed Bodies Hauled Out by Masked Squad:   Cause of Blast Is Unknown: Occurs Far Undercround

Rescue Crews Defy Danger Of New Blast: Cause Isn't Known as Probe Scheduled

‘Masked Workers Haul Out Bodies At Own Rick   Intense Heat.   Intense Heat, Deadly Gas in Terre Haute Shaft

All Bodies  Recovered From a Shaft   Cause of Explosion Unknown; Check Starts Tomorrow

Blast Rips Shaft Deep Undercround   Victims 265 Feet Below Surface, Three Miles Back

EXPLOSIONS TAKE LIVES OF 22 MINERS   Indiana Scene Of Tragedy: None Survived

Rescue Workers Recover Bodies After 10 Hours  Cause Unknown Believe Miners Hit An Old Shaft

1? Indiana Miners Killed By Explosion   Bodies Hauled Out in Hazardous 10-Hour Effort

Rescuers Haul Burned Bodies Out of Shaft   Mine Manager Fails to Finger Cause of Blast

Plan Probe Into Cause  Of Disaster   Rescue Crews Take All Bodies From Deep Shaft

Terre Haute Coal Shaft Ripped by Blast   Gas, Heat Threaten Rescuers Hauling Out Burned Bodies

Bodies Removec  In Hazardous 10-Hour Task   Rescue Workers Battle Deadly Gases, Intense Heat In Shaft

Explosion Kills 22 Coal Miners At Terre Haute  Burned Bodies Are Hauled Out After 10-Hour Operation

Blast Rips Shaft Near Terra Haute   Victims Recovered After Hazardous 10-Hour Operation

Terre Haute Men Trapped In Coal Pit   Rescue Workers Bring Out Bodies From Deep Shaft   By ROBERT D. LEWIS and PETER VON crow

Flash Explosion Kills 22 Miners   Masked Workers Haul Out Torn, Burned Bodies From Coal Shaft

Bodies Burned,  ‘Torn   Cause Of Blast Unknown, Recovery Of Bodies Takes  10 Hours

Stuns City  In Indiana Probe Started to Learn Cause: All Bodies Found

Men Perish In Flaming Indiana Pit   Crews Recover -All Bodies, Mutilated And Badly Burned

biasts Coal ohait: : Flash Explosion Kills 22  Miners in Indiana Mine

Rescuers Bring Out All Bodies   Cause of Fierce Explosion Yet To Be Determined

All of Men Deep In Shaft Killed by Flash Explosion   Cause Not Known, but Seeping Gas May Have Ignited Coal Dust

22 Miners Were Mutilated Or Burned To Death In Bic Blast 265 Feet Underground

Trapped In Terre Haute Coal Shaft   Rescuers Delayed By Fumes and Heat; Cause Is Unknown

Indiana Mine Shaft ls Ripped By Blusts   22 Miners In Another Section Of Mine Are Saved

Jury Selection Stalled at 8  - 48 Prospects Examined on ~ Monday: 11 This Morning

Wallace May Be tlead        President Asks Congress To Create New Urban Affairs Department

Wee! ee . ee ha ioal ek age Sot La ta in Ek a a He ne gt Me & caus oe Tigh Bee ee ao fe ql pal Po  Oeeces 6 Pace: : Ate roe BE ve sR aE Boe as  ‘ 2 ee we $ ee e : Sail bay : Sat  Moon. b Aloft

New Multistage Rocket Carries Ship Into Sky   Fail to Mention If Satellite Has Animals Aboard

Ath ‘Space Ship Rocket Goes Into Orbit   No Mention of Animal or Plant Life Aboard

No Animal, Plant Life Mentioned   Tass Says Soviet Launching, Controlling System Working

Laotian Troops Are Evacuated   Relays of Helicopters Pull Out Trapped Force

Laotian ‘Paratroops Ey acuated   U. S. Helicopters Complete Pullout From Valley Eneircled By Reds

Laos Troops Are Evacuated   Encircled, They Find Their Position Untenable

Royal Laos ‘Troopers Pulled Out   Western Sources View Withdrawal As Gloomy Note

Paratroopers  Pulled Out Of Position  Gloomy Outlook; Americans Pilot

Laos Paratroops Are Evacuated  American Helicopter:   American Helicopters Complete Job Today

Arrives At Saigon By Air   Says United States “Willing To Do Anything For Peace"

U.S. Covered By Humidity  Heavy Rains   Cool, Dry Air Over Midwest Spreading Toward East Areas

Proposes New Depariment of Cabinet Rank   Urges Pian to Spur Economy ond Save Cities From Decay

JK Offers Program Te ‘Aid Cities   President’s Housing Plan Would Cost $295 Billion

Asks Prompt Legislation In Message   Aimed Chiefly To Aid Middle, Lower  Income City Dweller

MESSAGE SCORES: ‘BLIGHT’ OF CITIES  Congress Sent Kennedy Housing Plan

His Message Contains 10 Special Points   Aimed Chiefly At Helping Middle, Low Income Groups

QUICK ACTION BY CONGRESS REQUESTED   On Proposal Estimated To Cost $3.25 Billion  PRESIDENT   Stresses Need To Stimulate Homebuilding: Asks New Cabinet-Rank Post

Save-Cities Plan Urged By Kennedy   Special Message Asks Legislation To Spur Business

LOW INCOME HOMES GET MOST STRESS   Cabinet-Level Unit Requested For Big Field

JFK Seeks Billions For Housing Plan   President Paints Picture of Man in Motion At Press Parley in Making Announcements

More Renewal Setup Cash A Highlight of President's 10-Point Plea to Congress

Stimulant to employment and income   Help is aimed at middle and lower income groups

‘Kennedy Plan: Save-the-Cities Goes to Congress   Wants Proposed Cabinet-Rank Dept. Of Housing & Urban

aia aati  Gals for Spending 3.25 Billion Save the Cities Program Bill Is Sent to Congress   a a a  iC onstitution Bars Loans  =     sosleetaanieeteemiammmetialiimeanaemmian ee ee  Kennedy Takes Fresh Issue On Aid to Private Schools

JFK Would Put Negro  In Cabinet   Ask $3.25 Billion  Housing Program

‘Save-The-Cities’ Housing Program Goes To Congress   TITY DWELLERS   PUBLIC HOUSING

10-Point Message Calls For Action To Spur The Economy, Assist Cities

Kennedy Plan To Save Cities Is Unveiled   President Seeks Cabinet Rank For Housing Official

10 be hun By New Cabinet Department-- Kennedy Submits Housing Plans

Aid to Cities Proposed by President  New Cabinet-Rank Department Called

Kennedy Unveils Housing Progran lo ‘Save Cities  n...2J..4 fh...   President Proposes Cabinet-Rank Unit To Ramrod Movemen’

Kennedy Sends Congress $3.25 Billion Save-The Cities Housing Program

Proposes to Combine U. S. Agencies Under Director Holding Cabinet Rank

Kennedy Asks Boost In Housing.  $3.25 Billion Program Sent ANA FRCC

NEW DEPARTMENT PROPOSED Congress Gets $3.25 Billion Housing Plan

Housing For Low Income Group Asker   President Requests Huge Program Of Government Action

Request For $3.25 Billion Sent Congress   Prompt Laws to Spur Economy, Reinforce Cities Are Asked

10-Point Pregram To Cost 93.2) Billion... ‘ Save-the-Cities Housing Program Sent to Congress

He'd Spur Economy  And Slum Clearance   40-Year Mortgage, No Down Payment

Kennedy Announces  His Housing Program  Proposes 100,000 Government Subsidized Homes

\JFK Asks 100,000 Low-Rent Units, No Down Payment   Big Housing Plan Urged

$3.25 Billion Housing Plan Is ‘(Presented To Solons By JFK   Kennedy Calls For Private School Aid Backers To Desist

SECRETARY: FOR CITIES   Department Now Headed By Negro Would Get Cabinet Rank, Conduct Urban, Housing At fairs.

Kennedy Sends $3.25 Billion Housing Plan to Congress; New Cabinet Post Proposed

SENDS CONGRESS $3.5 BILLION PLAN  JFK Urges Fast Housing Action to Spur Economy   Federal Loans to Private Schools Barred by Constitution: Kennedy

JFK Sends $3.25 Billion  Housing Plan To Congress   Kennedy Warns Private School Advocates Education Bill In Peril

Calls for Prompt Legislation To Spur Economy, Reinforce Cities In Their ‘Desperate Struggle Aaains? Bliaht'

$3.25 Billion to Spur Economy, Aid City Renewal   New Cabinet Rank Setup ls Proposed

Urges Prompt Legislation As Economy Spur   Measure Is Aimed At Aiding Dwellers With Small Incomes

U.S. Subsidy Proposed To Fight Slums  Program Would Aid Families With Low Income

Congress Gets Huge Housing Program   Kennedy Issues $3.25 Billion, 10-Point Plan

JFK Presents $3.25 Billion Housing Bill   ‘Save Cities’ Plan; Cabinet Rank Asked For Agency’s Chief

Urban Renewal Urged By Prosident Kennedy : ‘Save - The - City’ Housing ‘Program Sent To Concress

New Cabinel Post Sought in Message.   $3.25-Billion Total Estimate: Placed on JFK Program

Kennedy on Housing  Quick Action to Halt Blight, Decay, Spur Economy Urged

Kennedy Proposes 100,000 Low-Rent Units   FOR MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES

100,000 Public Housing Units  Scheduled To Be Built In  - Three Years If Congress Accepts Plan.   NEGRO WILL DIRECT GIGANTIC PROGRAM

Kennedy in Request for Fast Action   Save-Cities Program; New Cabinet-Rank Dept. at Head.

Program Keyed fo Save Cities From Downfall  Kennedy's Offer Proposes New Cabinet Group

Asks Prompt Legislation  JFK Sends Congress ‘Save Cities’ Program

Disorders Break Out In Gallery   Council Session Is Recessed Following Wild Demonstration

Disorders Mark U.N,  Congo Talk   Lumumba Backers Invade Dehate As Stevenson Speaks

Wild Brawl Interrupts  UN Debate   Hecklers Shout ‘Vive Limumba!?

U.S. Not to Stand Idly By, He Warns   U.N. Disrupted By Its Worst Demonstration

54 Americans Killed in Plane Crash   Major Western. Nations Rally Behind Hammarskjold   Bulletin

Western Powers Rally To Support Of Hammarskjold  Soviets Also Demand Withdrawal Of Troop: From Congo In 30 Day

Envoy Says America Won't Stand by Idly   Troublemakers In Congo Get Stevenson Warning

Adlai Hits Congo Move By Russia   Demand to Withdraw Forces ‘Declaration Of War’ Against U.N,

Stevenson Raps  Soviet Demands  Defends U.N. Role In Congo Crisis

U.S. Will Nof Stand By Idly’   Disorder Quieted As Stevenson Speaks

Disturbance Halts Talk By Adlai   Negroes. Shout  ‘Vive Lumumlsa’

Does Not Intend To Stand Idly By  in Congo Crisis   Stevenson’s Strong Speech Interrupted by Wild Demonstration

Outbreak In Balcony Is Quelled   U.S. Delegate Says Reds ‘War’ On the U.N.

Stevenson Denounces  Congo Move   Demonstrators Interrupt U.N. Security Council

Wild Disorders Breakout In UN As Adlai Blasts Soviets   Ten Negroes Burst Into Council Aisles

Fighting Erupts In Galleries After Demonstrators Force Way In As Stevenson Talks.   SOVIET MOVE CALLED ‘WAR AGAINST U.N-

During Tense Debate  U.N. Interrupted By Wild Disorders   President Reportedly To Speed Up Spending

Stage Wild Melee; Oust  10 Negroes   Speaks Out Firmly Against Soviet African Resolution

SEES CONGO ACTS AS WAR AGAINST UN.   Stevenson Addresses U.N. Meeting Disrupted By Wild Rioting By ProLumumba Negroes.

Negroes Battle Guards in U.N.   Demonstration, Worst in History, Occurs as Adlai Blasts Soviet

Fist Fight Halts UN Debate   Negros Demonstrate  As Adlai Speaks

LL LLL LDL LD LLL AD LEAD ALLL ES LEN LD  Wild Disorder Over Congo in U-N Meeting

Wild Scene Created By 10 Negroes   Stevenson Assails Russia For Trying To Destroy U. N.

U.N. Plunged Into Grave Crisis Over Congo   Seen as Most Serious Since Korean War

FIGHTING BREAKS OUT IN GALLERIES  Adlai Blasts Russ; Riot Erupts in U.N.

Wild Disorders Disrupt Debate On Congo Issue   U.S. Denounces Latest Soviet “aad Move Declaration Of War On U.N.

Collecting Crash Victims   Russ Move Is Declaration Of War Against U.N.--Adlai

Riot Marks U. N. Session on Congo  Stevensdn Denounces Soviet  Loc ccc   Stevenson Denounces Soviet Atlack on Hanimarskjold

Wild ‘Disorder  IAtU.N.   10 Men Rush Down Aisles Shouting Vive Lumumba’, Adlai Blasts Reds

Adlai Denounces  Soviets’ Latest CongoResolution   Move of Reds Seen Declaration Of War Acainst United -Akation:

WARNS U. S. +, WILL RESIST ‘CONGO PLANS   Disorder Flares Then Zorin Makes Expected Speech

Stevenson Sees Congo War Declaration. . .  Wild Violence Erupts — In Balcony of the U. N.

Stevenson Raps Soviet's Action   Security Council Meet Disrupted By Demonstration

Tense Meeting of Security Council Disrupted by Worst Demonstration Yet as Ambassador Says U. S. Does Not Intend to Stand by Idly

Denounces Red Bid As War Declaration   Violent Demonstration Is Worst In U.N.'« Hietarw

Wild Disorders Halt UN Talks on Congo   BY WESTERN. NATIONS ; Korea-Like Struggle Now Feared in Africa

‘Rioters Disrupt Debate  Stevenson Accuses Russia Of Declaring War on U.N.

Worst Demonstration in History  Wild Disorders Break Out in U.N.  as Stevenson Blasts Soviet Union

BATTLE CONTINUES  Both Sides Claim Gains In Confused Congo Fight

‘Two State: Hit Hard By Storms  Rain, Hail, Wind Lash N. Y., Conn.

Starts Eating Square Meals   Story of Poor Family Stirs Nation’s Heart

Support of Federal Government Seen For Delaware River Compact Of Three States

Hospital Ship’s Simple Message: American People Wish You Well   Ry RPETINIEN VWapTY

Cruise of the Hope: American Good Will Gesture Frustrates Asian Reds

United States Seeks Reforms In S. Viet Narr   Secretary Rusk Says ‘Major Job’ Needed to Boost Morale In Nation.

‘Rusk Says Aid Helps, But Locai Effort Needed   Viet Nam Head Said Pressed For Stand on Reform by U.S.

U.S. Presses Declaration Of Reforms   South Viet Nam President Ego Diem Asked To Aid Morale

2 Tavern Owners Arrested  oem me arte ene nea  $374,317 Missing. Bank Teller Held

Races About With Knife Executive's Wife Fires  9 Neighborhood Home:

Odyssey On Santa Maria Finally Ends   Weary Passengers Landed After 12 Days Of Captivity

620 Exhausted Santa Maria Passengers Freed In Brazil; Many Removed To Hospitals

Santa’ Maria Reaches Dock After 12 Days   Captive Passengers Begin Streaming Off Some Hospitalized

Hijacked Ship Finally Docks  in Brazil Port   Weary Passengers And Crewmen Stream Ashore

-4GREECE CRE Ei SE  Brazilians Crowd Dockside As Santa Maria Unloads

At Long Last Santa Maria Ends Voyage  Weary Passenger:  Head For Land

Hijacked Luxury Liner Finally Lands  Passengers Leave Santa Maria

Vessel Pulls Into Port In Brazil   Ambulances Take Seriously Ill To Hospitals

SOME RUSHED TO HOSPITALS  Rebel Leader Docks, Frees Exhausted Passengers Held Captive for 12 Days

Exhausted Passengers Leave Liner   Many Aboard Vessel Ill; Had Been Held Captive for 12 Days

Ship Docks In brazil .  Passengers Stream Off Captive ‘Santa Maria

Soviets’ St. , 38 -Up of Propaganda Believed I_:nded for Red Ears

Red Propaganda Outbursts Grow In Recent Weeks   May Be Intended To Scare Russians

An Associ ated Pr ress News Analysis  Soviets Stepping Up Output of Propaganda

Red Propaganda Seems Directed At Soviet People   An AP News Analysis By PRESTON GROVER

Propaganda Stepped Up By ULS.S.R.   Suvs Move Aimed More al Soviets Than at the West

BORDER DISPUTE Communist China Accuses  India Of Dangerous Policy

Charge Nehru ‘Lacks Moral Courage, Lies’  Says Only Restraint   Says Only Restraint Of Communist Rule Has Prevented War

India Threat At Border, China Claim   Reds Say Peiping Restraint Has Prevented War

Goes To Lawrence Senate Approves Tourist Promoting Measure, 50-0

Two-China Plan for U.N Proposed   Afro-Asian Bloc Attacks U.S. Policy On Membership

Nigerian Foreign. Minister Asks. U. N To Recognize, Accept 2 Chinas

U.S. Efforts Attacked —  Long U.N. Debate Loom: Over Red China’s Seat

Nigeria Urges UN Seats for Both Chinas   Strong Attack On U.S. Moves to Bar Red China

WHERE TO FIND IT         Nigeria Proposes “Two Chinas’ In U.N.; Ceylon Attacks U.S. Stand

Long Debate Looms  U.S.A. Attacked In U. N  Concerning China Polic’

US Increasing Shipments of Arms to Laos   Soviets Continue To Supply Commies, Delay Cease-Fire

Cuban Orders Limit Flights For Refugees   State Department Wanted 10 Trips Daily From Havana

Cuba Cuts Air Flights To Miami   Snags U.S. Plans To Bring Out 20,000 Refugees   More Cuba Stories On Page 39

*Maiyland Fire Fatal to Nine  Frantic Call Late; wr... +f. gase.. 5 FR.ca

Blaze Kills 9 In Maryland  Flames Claim Pair.  Mother. 6 Children

On the Inside.   Centennial Finds Union, Confederate Division Exists

Grant, Lee, Beauregard on Hand for Ceremonies  War Centennial Opens at Fort Sumter

Integration Causes Rift  Civil War Centennial Ceremonies Have Rival Luncheons, Speeches

To Re-Enact Shelling Of  Fort Sumtei   Segregation Disputes Marl Civil War Centennial At Charleston.

Elizabethville Is Under Martial aw. Citizens Carrying Arms Will Be Shot

Bitter Fighting Still Rages In Elisabethville   [nited Nations Command Orders Summary Executions for Armed Civilians,

Bitter Fighting Rages For Third Day In Capital   Estimate 100 Killed, Scores Wounded, Executed

Developments ed In Buralary   ~ Sets Up Martial Law Tense Elisabethville

Ma: rti al Law Declar declared, Bitter Fighti ng Rages ‘3rd Day  UN Force In Trouble In Katanga

Miscalculation ot Tshombe's. Power Leads to Blunders  Hammarskjold Faces Either Suit for Peace   Hammarskjold Faces Either Suit for Peace Or Building Up Troop With Reinforcements

Martial Law Established In Congo   Native Troops Mount Heavier Attacks On UN

U.N. Declares Martial Law In Hisabethville   Bitter Fighting Rages, Over 100 Die

Martial Law Set in Congo  UN Decrees Death for Civilians With Weapons in Elisabethville

Bitter Fighting For Control Of —_. Katenaa Cavitol City In Tadi Day

Pay Increase For Officers, Troopers Approved, Bill Sent To The Governor

G.O.P. Dissent Growing To Student Grant Plan   Governor Replies Angrily To Church Council Criticism

Doesn't Want Rescue, But Officer Saves Her   78 Die in Chicago Air Crash

State Income Tax Rise  Viewed by Rockefeller   Rebate Cannot Be Continued in 1961 Because of School Aid Increase

Woman Held In Shortage Of $93 000   Sweetwater 2avings Association Charges Books Were Jugaled

Cuban Ship Hits Object at Sea, Reported Sunk   Order Is Given  To ‘Sweep Sea

Stevenson Given Warm Welcome  By Venezulans  U.S. UN Ambassado Begins 18-Day Tour Of South America

Trial In 2nd Week: Recorders Of Confession By Peel Set To Testify

Pentagon Lag in Funds for 32nd Division Hit Hard by Melvin Laird

Laird Claims Defense Chiefs Delayed Funds  Army Not Given Spending Power Until Oct.31

ACTIVATION FUND DELAY DRAWS FIRE   Army Recall Efficiency Hurt, Laird Charges

MILITARY LEADERS IRED Frondizi Survives Another  Crisis After Talk To Cuban

Guevara's Visit Inflames Argentine Military Heads   President Frondizi Placates Them, To Address People On Radio Toniaht

2 0 ead Lro- Western Policy: Ae ee EEE COC YS  Argentine President Apparently Winner

Latest Crisis In Argentina Favors West   Visit By Cuban Places Frondizi In Major Role

Military Leaders Angered by Cuban Guevara's Visit  Brazil’s Ruler Survives Another Crisis

Plan to Stop  Filibusters  Tops Senate Bushels of Bills  Presented to  New Congress

Hunt Ways To Choke  Filibusters   Senate In Voice Vote To Discuss Changes In Rules

House and Senate Meet Today Jointly To Count Votes Cast By The Presidential Electors

Fight Develops In Senate Over Bill fo Choke Filibusters   Electoral Votes Counted In Joint Session; Many New Bills Introduced.

Senate Set For Fight On  Filibusters   Joins House Today To Count Electoral Votes Cast Dec. 19

Filibuster Remains Issue   Kennedy Declared Official Winner By Loser Nixon

More Rains Pour Over Dixie Area   Renew Southern Flood Menace as Plains Storm Moves East; Rivers Rising Again ~

Freedom Under Bond Expected For Bus Group   Profs, Students Receive Support

Yale Chaplain In Group Held At Montgomery  “Freedom Riders’ Hope To Resume

Some ‘Freedom Riders’ May Seek Bail   Others Will Wait In Jail for June 16 Hearing

Feld in Race Incident rll Aichi  White Professors Seek Release From Jail   Freadom Riders’ Trials Taday in Mississinai

4 White College Professors Jailed; Challenged Bus Depot Segregation

Four Professors Lodged in Jail In Montgomery   Group Includes Yale University Chaplain

Held In Race Incident  White Professors Seek Release From Jail   Freedom Riders’ Trials Today in Mississippi

Seek to Free 4 Professors   Yale and Wesleyan Raise Funds for Jailed Men

MONTGOMERY GROUP MAY SEEK BOXD   Order Campaign Against Limits All Over South

INCLUDING 4 WHITE PROFESSORS  Freedom Riders Expected to Seek Release on Bond

Men Belong To Extremist Organization   Hundreds of Metal Helmets, Gas Maske Seized by Authoritie

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NIKE-ZEUS PLANS GET GO-AHEAD   Joint Chiefs Give Tentative Approval Of Defense Missile

Joint Chiefs Okay Nike-Zeus Output  — Anti-Missile Unit Pet Army Project _

After Fighting Two Years for Project  Army Has Tentative Go-Ahead For Production of Nike-Zeus

Nike-Zeus Gets ArmyGo-Ahead   Some Anti-Missile Missles To Be Made

Increased Demands for More Huge U.S. Bombers To Follow Russian Show

May Force Half Of Planned Cuts In Plane Output   'ressure to heverse Action Anticipated From Congress, Air  loree,.   liax 1465 Rombers

Pressure On To Restore Cut In Bomber Plans   Russian Advances Sparking Demands

Swampy, Mountainous, Landlocked Kingdom  Laos Jungles Would Mean Long, Bitter Fighting

WIDESPREAD SEARCH 18 CONDUCTED:  13- Year-Old Girl Found Beaten To Death

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Winter Packed Storm Races Through Plains, Leaves 8-Inch Snowfall

Seven Youths Held In Melee   Full Of ‘Sweet Lucy,’ They Go On Wild Spree In K. C. Park

Embezzler of $2 Million Gets 15-Year Term   Mrs. Geiger Refuses to Tell Why She Took Money, What She Did With It.

lowa Women Is Sentenced To 15 Years   Burnice Geiger Offers Nothing  For Her Defense

Ships Collide Off Va. Coast   Neither in immediate Danger of Sinking

Cargo Vessels Collide Off Virginia Coast   Damage Slight: No One Injured

House Lacks Vote On New  Tax Measure   Senate Passes Lepislation On School Mergers

OK Bigger Districts For Schools   Could Lead To Dividend, Royalty Taxes

Dalton Budget For Agencies Undergoes Cut   Additional Staff, Proposed Raises Affected In Action

Meddling In Our Affairs,  MP Charges; Envoy Says He. Included Whites

‘Mennen Williams In  Bad With British   ‘Africa For Africans’ Endorsement Brinas Anaryv Reaction From Critics

British Say Nationalist.  Motto Used   Terminology Gets Fact-Finder Into Political Hassle

Briton Lashes At Williams lor Meddling   Legislator Accuses U.S. Official During His Tour of Africa

WU Atrican fFact-Fiidire Tour .  ‘British Charge Williams Meddling

Africa View By Williams Irks British   Accusation In Parliament On Current Issue

Britain Claims Meddling In The Afriean Affairs By Top U.S. Official

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Newark Man Sought In Wife Slaying   Authorities Fear For Boy, Grabbed After Gun Threats

Pope Appeals For Avoidance Of Catastrophe   Nehru Snaps: at British on Way Here to Visit President

Easter to Be Observed With Old  Church Rites and Sunrise Services

Christians to Hail Resurrection With Age-Old Church Rites and Joyous Easter Sunrise Services

Easter to he observed with age-old church rites   Joyous day in religious services

Sunrise Services on Canyon Rims, Mountain Tops  Christian World Prepares To Celebrate Resurrection

Easter Ritual Is Scheduled For Christians   Sunrise Services Due From Canyon Rims To Mountain Tops

Sites Range From’ Mountain Tops To Canyon Rims  Age- Old Religious Rites Will Mark Easter Sunday

Stack at antic   US KRENQIOUS SETVICeS  Ane Old Church Rites to Mark Easter Observance

Easter Will Be Observed by Age Old Church Rites   Washington's Famous Cherry Trees Bloom for the Holiday.

Cathedral Of Pines Among Nation's’ ‘Highlights . 02 0 - Faster---On Mountains, In Canyons

Easter to Be Observed in U.S. With — Age-Old Rites and Sunrise Services

Churches Plan Age-Old Rites   Cherry Trees Bloom In Nation's Capital

Church Going, Egg Rolling  Observation Of Easter Seen !n Age-Old Ceremony

Age-Old Rites Set for Easter   Services Marking Resurrection Of Christ Slated Throughout World

Lrime Rests Un Uthers ... Eichmann Feels Guilt  But Will Fight Noose

‘Former Colleague Brands Accused Man With Wielding Influence  Eichmann Authored Deaths

New Congo Parliament Session Set  Rival Regimes O.K. Effort To   Rival Regimes O.K. Effort To Unify Country

Parliament To Re-Convene June 25 Congo Rivals Agree To Seek  Basis For Sound Government

Japan's Chief Begins Talks ‘With Kennedy      Congo Rivals To Reconven¢ Parliament In Unity Quest

Frosty Night Is Foreseen   Northern Part Of Indiana Chilly, Windy

Pushing. Shoving. Seal ping S ; Ss pans Mar Holy Land Pilgrimages

1,000 Fight Forest Fires In Wisconsin   One Illinois County Nearly Half Flooded; Thousands Homeless

One  Hinois. County 40% Under Water   Governor Rushes New Aid to. Communities Hit by Record Floods

Prendergast Wins Battle for Power   “New York Times” Reports Meeting  Scheduled With Kennedy on Patronage

PHEASANT. “PLAN HATCHES.   Boys Make Lonely Little Hen Happy — She Thinks

Lawrence Hits State's Helping  Snow Removal  In Emergencies It’s Different; Concern. over Ice on Rivers

Get Out The Vote  Tuesday   Daily Times to Cover Election Tuesday Night

While School Keep:  REMSEN-UNION MERGER PLANS GET 'GO- ‘AHEAD!  School Boards dee Survey Results As Indorsing Districts’ ‘Reorganisation

While School Keeps   REMSEN “UNION MERGER PLANS. GET GO. AHEAD!  ‘School ‘Boards ‘Bee Survey Results ‘As Indorsing  - Districts‘ ‘Reorganisation.

EXAMINATION FOR RURAL CARRIER HERE OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS UNTIL JUNE 20

Several Suspended  Boys School Official Fired After Brutality Is Charged

FIRE REFORM SCHOOL HEAD AND GUARDS   Five Guards, Teacher Suspended; Com mission Asks Legislature To Probe Sheridan Brutality Charges.

Keller Fires Sheridan Boys School Supt.   Five Others Suspended by Commissioner

States Back JFK Call For Jobless Help   Urge Inereasedt Spending OF Federal Maney

Action Pushed in Some States  ‘Governors Approve Stepped-Up Spending Call

Rev. Martin Luther King Denied Use Of Seattle Church For Lecture  Turns Down Role In Movie As Georgia Senator

From Our College BACCALAUREATE -_ SUNDAY MORNING AT = 7: CALVARY EUB CHURCH

From Our College BACCALAUREATE — SUNDAY MORNING AT CALVARY EUB CHURCH

Back To The Bike   Polaris Upper Stage Blasts Off, Crashes In Test Center Area   Jackie Finds Historic Desk In White House Basement

Business World   NAME GLENN GEARKE — PRODUCTION MANAGER AT HARKER'S WHOLESALE  Dean VanderWell — In Sales Proaram

Business World   og +. Business World NAME GLENN GEARKE, — PRODUCTION MANAGER AT HARKER'S WHOLESALE  . Dean VanderWell — In Sales Program

GOLD BRAID NEEDS SHAKE-UP  Waste In Pentagon Called ‘Outrageous’

Roof Ripped Off Home; $7,000 Loss   Much of Ottawa County Lashed by Winds, Rain, Damaging Hailstones

Teen-ager Injured, Several Buildings As Tornado Strikes Marne Ares       Damaged

JFK Lauds Space Shot By USSR   U.S. Scientists Not Surprised; America Had Tracked Missile

Kennedy Sends Praise To Russians  Eysloration of Solar   Exploration of Solar System Ambition Of Mankind

Little Plane Lost --No Pilot Takeoff Beautiful. But Where Is It?

Three Escapees Are Hunted  In Central Pa. May Be Responsible For Robberies In Harrisburg Area

Federation for Congo Okayed   By Anti-Red States To Stop Bleodshed

Red Bloc Assails  Congo Peace Plar  Would Confederate Independent States

Change In State Officers Vote Proposed  Bill Would Also Allow Governor fo Serve More Than Single Term

ROCKY CHANGES STATE'S POLICY ON SHELTER USE   Community Action Takes Precedence

Governor Stresses School Shelters  PersonsShould Remain  If Nuclear Blast Hits

Dobrynin New Soviet Envoy   Choice Approved by Washington; See No Change in Policy

Dobrynin New Russian Envoy  Red Ambassador Knows U. S. Well, Enjoys Politics

New Soviet Ambassador To U. S. Knows Country, Sneaks Fluent Enalish

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13 Italian Airmen Slain, Mutilated by Riotous Congolese, UN Reports

Who Let Russia Take Berlin At End Of World War Il? Churchill Has Answer

House GOP Puts Eyes On  Tax Increase   Lawrence Levies Given Attention; New Posts Filled

Rail Tieup Crippling New York   Bitter Cold Brings New Hardship To  Commuter Horde

Rail Paralysis Spreads Into New England  Rockefeller Calls  Negotiators In On

Railway Tieup Tightens Grip   Snow, Ice and Bitter Cold Bring New Hardship for Eastern Area

Rail Strike Spreads in Northeast As Rocky Presses for Settlement

‘Near — Catostrophic’, Rockefeller Says of Strike  Crippling Effects of N.Y. Strike Are Still Spreading

Rail Tieup Paralyzing NY, New England   Rockefeller Cancels Trip To Inauguration

Rail Tieup Spreads As Storm Hits   Rockefeller Sees Situation Getting Worse In New York

Storm Adds Hardships In N. Y. Railway Tieup   100,000 Commuters Stranded as Woes Are Multiplied

President To Attend Rites   Cancer Claims Veteran Speaker; Burial To Be At Bonham Saturday

Mr. Sam Dies in Bonham; America Mourns   Related Stories, p.3 and p.&

Nation Mourns Death Of “Mr. Sam”: Kennedy, Ike and Truman Attend Last Rites In Bonham Saturday

Rayburn Dies Peacefully In Bonham, lex.   Doctor Says Sam Knew About Cancer: Since Mid-Augqust

Rayburn s Rites Set Saturday  Cancer Claims Powerful House Speaker   RELATED STORIES ON PAGE 18-A

Sam Rayburn, A Small Man Of Great National Stature, Dies In Beloved Texas Town

ee TO ATTEND FUNERAL  Texas’ Mr. Sam Dies Peacefully in Sleep   7 Oe oe  Nation in Mourning For Famed Speaker

long Career Of ‘Mr. Demo   Kennedy To Attend House Speaker’s Funeral At Bonham

Rayburn Funeral Saturday  ¥en OT 8g   One of Most Powerful Men In Government

Nation Saddened by Rayburn’s Death; Funeral Services Scheduled Saturdar

House Speaker Dies, Victim Of Cancer  Sam Rayburn’s End Is Peaceful. After        Sam Rayburn’s End Is Peaceful After Lona And Influential Life [n Capital

Coming Up.   NFO SETS NATIONAL — ‘MEETING FOR ACTION’ AUG. 7 AT DES MOINES — ALL-OUT HOLDING ACTION IS ON AGENDA  Bus Will Leave _ Here At 6:30 A. M. From Eagles Club

NFO Will Meet In: NWMS Degrees Tc Des Moines Aug. 7. & Area Residents

Rescue Units Hampered By Floods   Dozens Are Injured; Hurricane Rapidly Losing Its Power

Hurricane Blewiac Self Out Across State With Rains  Six Known Dead in Galveston; Rains Move Northward

Many Killed, Injured As Buildings Collapse In Flood-Stricken City

Killer Wind Wanes; Six Known Dead  Twister Slashes L-Shape Swath Through City

mee TATE A VtAMAR % OF MON TANA. HELENA  Tornado” : Tears Up  Galveston   ‘2 or 3 Days’ Before Officials Expect to Have Casualty Coun}

DY OVr Leader     Columbia Basin Committee Hears Act Criticized   To Help Schools     Nutter Plugs for Expansion Of State's Oil Industry

By GOP Leader Columbia Basin Committee Hears Act Criticized   To Help Schools Nutter Plugs for Expansion  Of State's Oil Industry

West Germany To Revalue Mark   Will Reverse Flow Of Speculative Money, Help U.S. Situation

rian Accepreq”  Russia Insists on Gaping Loophole in Disarmament Proposals of President —

JFK's Disarmament PlansOK’dby Reds   But Soviets Leave Loophole Heeding Inspections of Military Reductions

Everybody's Happy New!   Hip BELIEF FOR YEARS  Castro In TV Speech Says He’s Dedicated Communist

Merges Revolt With Party  Castro Admits He's Long-Time Communist

Fidel Settles On Status: He’s AllRed  Admits Veneer,  Hiding Belief

After Sweeping Across Country  Bad Weather Moves On Into Northeastern U.S.

Oftornis: ———aonn  Winter Weather  Heads Northeast Violent Changes Blamed

New Dominican Peace Dream Suffers Jolt   Government Rejects Plan for Junta to Replace Balaguer

Unrest Remains In Dominica  Government Rejects   Government Rejects Newest Peace Pian

Opposition Plan Rejected—  Hopes For Peace In Dominica Are Fading

Dominican Peace Plan Given Jolt  Government Rejects Opposition Proposal

reject Junta rian     Dominican Political Peace Gets Jolt From Leaders

Political Peace Suifers A Jolt   Government Reject: Plan For Junta In Santo Domingo

Peace hopes suffer jolt   Dominican gov't rejects plan for junta rule

Junta Plan Kejected  Dominican Peace Ho opes Suffer A Jolting Blow

Unrest Remains In Dominica  Government Rejects Newest Peace Plan

Threaten Boycott Over Segregation Documentary   Louisiana Segregationists Blast Camera Company.

U.S. Still Importing Cuban Foods   Communist Boc Has Received $193 Million In American Goods

Senators probe U.S. trade polici  Contraband goods destined for Cuba seized by U.S. acents

Salk Lashes AMA Stand On Vaccine   Says Revaccination With Sabin’s Live Virus Unnecessary

“USING OLD DOGMA”  Dr. Salk Critical Of AMA Program On Polio Vaccine

Polio report is criticized by Dr. Salk   ‘AMA erred in adoption of live virus adoption’

Dr. Salk Hits AMA Stand On Vaccines   Association Calls. For Revaccination With Live Virus

Dr. Salk Declares:  AMA Following Old Dogma tn Urging Polio Vaccine Change

‘OLD MEDICAL DOGM’  Salk Claims AMA Wrong  About Live Polio Vaceine

FCC Proposes Rate Revision. To AT&T   ‘Western Union Also Ordered To Make Adjustmerits For. Private Line Service.

H!GH POINT SHOW OPENS Furniture Style Changes Predicted In Five Years

2 More Cubans Executed by Castro Regime  - Defenses Against Invasion Dismantled After 20-Day Alert

Castro Starts Demobilizing Of Militiamen   2 Cubans Executed; 2 Get Prison Terms: Fate Of 4 Unknown

DEFENSES DISMANT LED  Two Citizens Executed By Fidel Firing Squad

Gaserar  Two Cubans Are Killed in Havana   Invasion Defenses Are Slowly Being Dismantled

CUBAN DEATH PLOT REPORTED  New Revolutions Wrack South American Nations

lowa Has Its Own Silent Private Eye   State Laboratory Finds Greasy Milk And Poison Feed

Standard of Products Eyed By State’s Lab  Rigid Barriers Kept by Division  anartrman

Solves Many Unusual Cases—  State Lab Watchdog Over Product Standards

On The Snside   King Hussein of Jordan Marries. Daughter of British Army Officer

Today's Index   EX-HELLO GIRL WAIVES JORDAN QUEEN TITLE  Desert Monarch Hussein Weds Britor

Tyranny End  American Allianee Aim 300,000 Greet  President in Venezuela

Rain Grounds Craft With Jackie Also   300,000 Greet President, Wife In Venezuela Capital

0 Cas In Caracas Speech  Wild Welcome Giver   Wild Welcome Giver U .S. President on Venezuela Visit

Venezuela Hails Kennedy Arrival   Cheering Crowds  Greet President

In Venezuelan History  JFK Given Biggest Welcome   Senora Kennedy Wows "Em In Spanish Too

Both answer U.N. appeal for ceasefire   Compromise is proposed by Liberia

State Withholding Tax Bill Is Passed   Dalton’s Proposal Wins Final Approval on 23-11 Vote in Senate; Now Goes to Governor, But Effective Date Likely to Be Delayed

Withholding Plan Passes by 23-11 in Missouri Senafe   Effort by GOP to Tack on Amendments Defeated: Bill Now Goes to Dalton.

CHARGE FILED IN ABSENTIA  Cuba Keeps Hijacked Plane, Latin Gunman

Urge U.S. “Go In And Get It’ FBI Charges Castroite In Hiiacking Of U. S. Airliner

FBI To Charge Latin With 1 Thett Cuba Keeps Plane; Frees Passengers

ISNOW MAY FOLLOW ICE MANY PLACES   At Least 17 Dead From Week-Long Weather Assault

veges Projects to Aid Underprivileged Rotary Governor Cites  Clubs’ Work for Peace

12 Wins In Four Years-Texas Aggies’ Football Coach Jim Myers Fired

Bomber Breaks Up In Air, 3 Crew Die  Five Others Survive; Carried A-Weapons

FDR’s Son Enters °2 Million Embezzle Case   Participants In Mothers March Jan 26 Listed

But It's still A Mystery = Elliot Roosevelt Surprise Figure In Embezzlement

Held Most Of Sheldon Firm Stock   Mrs. Geiger’s Role in Financing Is Told By Roosevelt.

Elliott Roosevelt Reveals Embezzler Was Industrial Concern’s Riogaest Shareholder

What U, S. Does In The Laos Crisis Depends On Kremlin Next 48 Hours

Force Into Laos ‘Probable’   Senator Wiley Remarks At Hearing ‘India May  Re Sendine Troops’

Business Activity Increases   Confidence Soars Economy Definitely On Rise In Nation

WIND DAMAGE VERY HEAVY   Threat Of Tornadoes In Four States; Snow  In Montana

Tornado Threat In Four States Looms   Areas Farther East Cleaning Up Heavy Damage From Wind Running To Million:

‘Friendly Rally’ Address Marked By Shouting, Table Thumping, Ridicules United States, Demands Respect for Soviet Union

MILLIONS OF DEATHS APART  Russia And West Can’t Agree On How Many Millions Would Die

K Ready To Talk   Says Common Sense Will Win, But Not Afraid Of Threats

Says West Is Talking Nonsense  Declares Lies Not Stopping Russians

Reds Are Negotiating For German Treaty   Millions Would Die In War-Khrushchev

Red: Premier Thumps Table, Shakes Fist During Display Of Ridicule Toward America

Khrush Insists Yanks Respect Power of Reds   Welcomes JFK Hopes for Peace

Khrush Details Horror of War   ‘Hundreds of Millions’ To Die in Next One

LVN we NANPERSE SAU  Khrushchev Sets War Toll At Hundreds Of Millions

Asserts Soviets Believe Commor Sense Will Win   But He Derides U.S. And Allied Power in Arm-Waving Speech

Red Boss Gives Shouting Speech  Says Untold Millions ill Die War Is Touched Off

Table-Thumping Tirade  Millions Would Die if New War Touched Off: Nikita

Nikita Talks Of Huge Toll InNext War  Ready to Talk an   Ready to Talk and Says He Expects Peace Will Win

K Demands Respect For Red Power  Sees Berlin Crisis Solved Peacefully

Asks U.S. Respect Of Russia   Nikita Welcomes JFK’s Hope For  Peaceful Sclution

ANGRY TALK DELIVERED AT KREMLIN   Contends U. S. Must Respect Soviet Might

‘ Warns Of High War Toll   Declares Hundreds Of Millions Will Die If New War 1s Touched Off

Friendly Rally’ War Death Warning Giver By Table-Pounding Nikita

‘Lies, shouts won t prevent signing pact   Khrushchev welcomes U.S. ‘hope’ for peace

Allies Chart Plans to Meet RedChallenge   rm-vv¥avin  ing Speech At “Friendly Rally’ —  thundeads Of Millions Will Die  War Starts, Khrushchev Shouts

 Kirushchev Sou nds Grim War  “Hundreds Of Millions Would Be Killed

Millions Will Die tn War Nikita Restates Berlin Stand: Calls Attention to Russ Powei

Millions to Die! if War, Says K   ‘Soviet Boss Assails West ‘Lies; Renews E.-German Pact Vow

Khrushchev Raps U.S. In  Fiery Speech   Welcomes Talks, He Says. Rut Warns Of War Death Toll

Soviet Premier Mixes Talk Of Negotiating  Crieie With Warnina To Respect Red Power

Moscow:   Khrushchev Stull Ready. To Negotiate   Russian Premier _ Says Millions Will Die in Next War

VP YAR ARE = Ve  K Claims os War Would Kill Millions   NPOGOOTIATION

Predicts High Mortality Rate  Nikita Spells Out Holocaust Of War

K Says Many Millions to Die If War Comes  Willing to Talk of Peaceful Solution of German Issue

Red Boss Insists U.S. Respect USSF As A Strong Natior  Save Anain He Will   Says Again He Will Sign Peace Treaty With East Germany

West's Leaders Talk Nonsense, He Tells Party   Will Sign Treaty, He Declares Aqain

Prefer Russia For Home   ‘Cuba Claims White House Gave Brushoff To Feeler For Truce Talks With Kennedy

5 More Polaris Subs Are Planned  Announcement Made That Contracts Have Already Been Let

Kennedy And Ayub Confer: Kashmir Topic   Pakistan Seeks U.S. Support

Pakistan President Seeks Support Of U.S. In Dispute Over Kashmir

Pakistan Chief Asks Aid In Indian Dispute   Seeks Support Of U.S. In Confab Over Kashmir

Pakistanis Ask Support Over Kashmir   U. S. Backing Is Sought In Bitter Dispute

Presidents Seek Peace  With India   Officials Ask Kennedy's Help  Toward Decision

Meets With Kennedy ....     Pakistan President Seeks U. S. Support in Dispute

Ayub Secks Aid OF U.S. On Kashmir   Pakistani Leader And Kennedy Hold Another Meeting

PAKISTAN ASKS AID IN BORDER DISPUTE   NATIONAL GUARD, RESERVES MAY BE CALLED

PRO-INDIA POLICY FEARED : Khan Seeks U.S. Aid In Kashmir Dispute

Pakistan President Seeks Support In Handling India-Kashmir Dispute

Kennedy In Move To Tighten Ties With U: S. Allies  Harriman Assigned To Harmony Mission In Western Europe

Harriman On Tour To Unify NATO   Kennedy Sends Roving Envoy To Cement Allied Ties.

Harriman Given  NATO Unity Task  NE nily las Plans Tour of Western Kurope For Sessions With Key Allie

Harriman to Talk With Western European Leaders   Related stories Pg. 9-A

PRAYER FOR...  @e TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Tunisia’s Slim Heads UN Assembly; Body Stymied on Dag’s Successor

North African Elected UN President By Unanimity in General Assembly

Presidency Of UN. Goes  itt:   10 tunisian  Hunt for Man To Succeed Dag Proves Futile

Attempt to Pick Dag Successor Stymied  Tunisian New UN President

 Elected Unanimously  SlimNamed UN President Secretary Choice Stymied

Tunisian Gets Presidency Of U.N. Body   Progress Nil In Finding Successor To Hammarskijold

Slim Elected As President OF UN. Body   Assembly Remains Stymied In Search For Dag Successor

MONGI SLIM IS ELECTED UN PRESIDENT   Tunisian Reluctant To Take Secretary-Gen eral’s Post

Tunisian Elected  President Of U.N.   Delegates Still Unable To Agree On Successor To Late Dag Hammarskjold

Sen. Bovey Accepts  Virginia City Given Status As U.S. Historical Site

Continuing Rains Hike Flood Crests  Affects Lower West Fork of White River

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Pleasant Weather Continues in State

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   More Mild Weather Forecast for State

Compulsory Redistricting Laws Backed   Lawrence Also For Limit on Length Of Leaislative Meetinas

Get-to-Gethers   AREA MEN ATTEND — LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD INSTITUTE AT WAVERLY   Dr. C. L. Hagen — Presides at Meeting

Get-to-Gethers   AREA MEN ATTEND —_ , LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD INSTITUTE AT WAVERLY

Nuclear ‘Test Ban Debate Demanded   Commissioners Talk Verits of lquipment

‘SEEK QUICK CESSATION  U.S., Britain Ask U.N. Debate on Nuclear Tests

Nixon. Lawmakers Also Present phsoroets, Bevutenaennnanstindainnaitndlnscsiae Eisenhower Joins In Prayer  For Peace As Congress ( pens

2 Kuropean Le: al de I's T: a lk  DeGaulle. Adenauer Aoree on NATO

Salaries are Prime Target . . . 15 Recommendations Opposed by Teachers

Spectators Break Down Under Detailed List Of Nazi-Wrought Horror

Spectators Broke Down As Horror of Nazi Days Was Told by Prosecutor

Horror Stories Recall Memories To Spectators  Prosecution oad  eee eee    Prosecution Says Eichmann Talked Freely When Seized

 Fichmano Aloue Unmoved Trial Spectator s Break Down At Tale Of Nazi Horror

Eichmann Discussed His Role, Court Told  Prosecution Calls First  Witnesses

Spectators Break Down as Eichmann Prosecutois Tells More Nazi Cruelties

Trial Opens. Witnesses  Sickened   Eichmann Talked Freely, Judges Told In Jerusalem

Spedators Affecte ( By Trial Tales   Eichmann Unmoved -By List Of Horrors Suffered By Jews

Stream From Courtroom Eichmann Trial Spectators Crack Under Horror Stories

HISTORY OF HORROR AT EICHMANN TRIAL   First Presecution Witnesses Sa: Defendant Freely Discussed Rale i'nder Waric

10 Die in Road Mishaps in State in Past Few Days   6 Drown in Minnesota Lakes Over Weekend

Elderly Couple Thinks Inheritance Of Fortune Possible Halloween Prank

 Holdings in Ireland, Germany Michigan Couple Report to Jobs as Usual  After Notice They've Inherited Million

Two Plan Trip to See Estate  $1 Million Legacy News No Halloween Prank

THOUGHT NEWS WAS A PRANK Working Couple Surprised By $1 Million Inheritance

Tottering—But With a Smile Sir Winston Churchill Bades U.S. Goodby-- Maybe Last Time

Calif. Town, Threatened With Extinction, Fights Back;2,400 Of 6,000 Would Lose Jobs

6,000 Population Town Faces Prospect Of Having Nearly 2,400 Out Of Jobs

Benicia To Fight Back:  Town Of 6000 Faces Loss Of 2400 Jobs If Arsenal Is Closed Down

Smith Move  ‘ ; ' Gets Kennedy  Off the Hook   Withdraws Name As Ambassador To Switzerland

Smith Asks His Name Be Withdrawn  Gets President Off  Diplomatic Hook In Choosing Swiss Envoy

PPIGMiCrer NOMS LMYOY FOST-- Kennedy Rescued From Diplomatic Hook

Smith Takes  Kennedy Off Critical Spot "Floridan Asks Nam   Floridan Asks Name Be Withdrawn As . -. Switzerland: Envoy.

SMITH TAKES KENNEDY OFF SWISS HOOK   s witzerland Didn't Want  Basista Friend as U.S.  Ambassador.

Smith takes JFK off hook   Withdraws name as ambassador to Switzerland

OWiss Ere Villappy  Envoy-Designate Gets Kennedy Off Hook By Cancelling Name

Next. Man- Shot Tuesday ‘Morning  “Two U.S. Astronauts Get F inal Tests

SECOND ‘SHOT’ SET FOR TUESDAY  Grissom May Follow Shepard Into Space

Astronauts Prepare For Flight  ‘ Second gnaure Trin Sehodu lod Taroedas At Canaveral   ‘Second Space Trip Scheduled Tuesday At Canaveral

One Will Be Chosen Grissom And Glenn Prepare For Flight Into Space Next Tuesday

2-Time Loser Linked to More Attack:  Confronted by Victims Just Juches Away

Souvanna Hopes To Save Truce  Pro-Communist Prince Quits Aborted Laotian Peace Talks

Laos Rebel Chief Quits Peace Talks   Accuses Pro-Western Prince of Trying ‘To Resume the War’

MING’LADIES LEAGUE < FRIDAY EARLY, OCT. 20       fh, tela  REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

DiNiro Dynamite Victim  Rackets Chieftain Killed In Blast At Youngstown

Auto Blown To Bits By  Explesion   Vince DiNiro Dies On Way To Hospital

Vince DiNiro Murdered In Ganaland Style   Dies Enroute To Hospital After Market St. Blast

Rackets igure Dies  In Blast   Youngstown Man Victim In Auto Bomb Explosion

Vice President ls Back in U.S.   Journey Praised By Pres. Kennedy

2 California Students Rescued After Being Lost in Badlands of Hole-in-the-Rock Area

Cellist Casals Gives Recital La rgest Kennedy Dinner In Tribute to Puerto Rico

School Aid Funds Top Tax Boost   County Schools to Get $125,498 More: Added Tax Bite to Be $51,094.

Spurn Plea by Castro on Tractor Talk   None of Committee Members Plans to Go to Cuba

‘UNREALISTIC’ Tractor Committee  Won't Go To Cuba   Cuban Radio Says Group Trying To Sabotage Deal

Tractor Deal Group Won't Meet Castro   Spokesman Bars Negotiations In Havana

Mrs. Roosevelt Raps Castro’s  Tractor Plans   Former First Lady Says No Member Will Go To Cuba

Bargaining In Havana Ruled Out   Mrs. Roosevelt Slaps   Castro Demand on  Tractor Deal.

Tractor Drive Chiefs Wont Visit Castro   Mrs. Roosevelt Calls Cuban Leader's Bid ‘Unrealistic’ Demand

Mrs. FDR Irritated  Tractor Committee Shuns Negotiations In Havana 

Storms And Record Heat Strike East   Lightning Kills Two In Chicago. Tornado Alerts In Illinois

‘82nd Airborne Units Set To Airdrop [At Camden As Maneuvers Continue

Fear Voiced Woman Might Strike Again   Two Others Recently Abducted Thought  Same Person’s Job

Jackie’s Visit May Be Canceled  India, Pakistan Trip Set; Father-In-Law’s Illness Upsets Plans

Dominican Agreement  Reported  Opposition Says   Opposition Says Strike Is Over

Guards Foil Ailack By Anfi-Castroites On Soviet Embassy: Qonosifion Hardens

Morgan Executed Despite Appeal Attack On Soviet Embassy Nipped By Police In Havana

Anti-Castroites Soviet Embassy Attack Foiled  Opposition Seen   Opposition Seen Mounting Against Castro Regime

ATTACK ON RUSS EMBASSY FAILS  Cuban Firing Squad Kills Yank Adventurer

  American Executed: Attack Foiled eee ee EE  ‘Rising Opposition ITo Castro Is Seen

Firing Squad Opposition Mounting   Castro Ignores Final Plea Of Dead Toledo Expatriate

Guards Foil Attack On Red Embassy  See Opposition Against Castro

Shock, Horror Are Expressed By Many Leaders   Nehru Is Pained; Italians Parade

Western World Angered by Soviet Blast   Russian People Reported Not Told of Explosior

Free world demonstrates against Russ hydrogen bomb detonation   Scandinavian

Se GEWEES wes  Non-Communist World Shocked by Soviet Detonation of Bemb

Against Soviet Bomb Explosion Protests, Demonstrations Spread IThroughout Non-Communist World

Free World Shocked By Soviet Blast   India’s Nehru Deeply Pained

Non-Communist World Protests Red Bomb Test  Thousands March on Soviet Embassies

Demonstrations and Protests  Swell in Wake of Bomb Blast   Big Bomb Scatters Some Fallout on Russ

Shock, Horror From Free World  Protests Follow Reds’ Explosion of Big Bomb

Shock. Is. Expressed In West   No Report Is Issued For, ° =  Russian People

Shock, Horror Voiced Over H-Bomb Blast   Reaction Heaviest From West Europeans, Japanese

Free World Shocked, Horrified   a  Protests, Rioting Spread Against Soviet bomb Test

Bomb Sets Off Flood Of Protest   Shock and Horror Are Voiced Throughout Non-Red World.

Non-Red Worl Protests Big Blast by Soviet  Russians Not Told, Students, Pacifists Demonstrate

ae OMG reacts With Shock, Horror  Soviets Huge Explosion Draws Massive Proteste

WORLD IS SHOCKED BY RED BOME   Demonstrations In Italy, London, Manila; Britain Considers Milk Substitute. Russians Not Told Of Blast.

Non-Commie Worlt Protests Russia’s Big Nuclear Blast  India’s Nehru Is Shocked; Thousands Demonstrate In Italy

Free world expresses shock, horror   Russian people are unaware of monster blast

Red Citizens Not Aware Of Big Bomb Test   Japan, W. Europe Are Outraged; Food Poisoning Feared

Protests Mount Over Big Shot   Russian People Still Unaware Blast Set Off

Horror On Red Blast Expressed  India’s Nohen   India’s Nehru Deeply Pained By Action

South Viet Nam President Calls For Sacrifice And Unity   TAYLOR IS BRIEFED BY SEATO OFFICIALS

Salary Plan Sought by UAW Chief   Reuther Hints. Term: He Will Demand of Auto Big Three.

Reuther Hits Hourly Pay   Demands Salaries For Auto Workers In 7-Point Program

$250,000 Holocaust   LHS Coach Also Relieved  Challenge by Woolard

But Shares Berlin Aims With France   Officials Say Deletion Unimportant; Caused By Social Atmosphere

U.S. Troops Will Remain In Europe   Western Leaders Take Tough Stand Toward Red Threat

Agreement On Berlin Policy Made   President's Talk Seen As Soviet Warning   SEE PICTURE ON PAGE 12-A

Will Meet Any Threat, French Told   Background Set For Conference With Khrushchev

JFK Asserts U.S. to Keep Europe Army   Tough Policy on Soviets Set W ith De Gaulle in Paris

De Gaulle Gets U.S. Assurance   ‘American Forces To Be Kept In Europe’

U.S., France Agree Fully   Kennedy Promises Forces For as Long as Necessary

Says Troops Set To Meet Any Threat   Stay in Europe Long as Needed. He Says in Paris

Tough Stand Worked Out Over Berlin   President Deletes Hard Words From Paris Banquet Tall

W hole town’s proud  Were happy; that’s what _ he wanted — Glenn’s parents

 Oldest Head of Major Government  Adenauer’s Political Days Numbered

Kennedy, \denauer  Open Talks Today   Chancellor’s Days Are Numbered

Seek Berlin Solution by Negotiation   Formula To Halt Crisis By Compromise Is Wanted by West.

SUBSTITUT NEEDED FOR ARMED CLASE   Definite Formula Likely To Emerge Later In Summer

Approved In House  By 82-26   Rural Majority Kills Debate Until ‘63 Session

Today   Shaff Plan Passed by House; Another Battle Expected During 1963   To Attempt Revision

Stanley Votes. For: Rural- Backed Shaff. Plan as ‘Betfer-Than-Nothing’ Bargain

Ribicoff Advises And Threatens Youth   At Hearing On Auto Safety, Ribicoff Tells Girls Present To Use Bovcott

Inside ...    Fearsome New Weapon  Ribicoff Proposes No Dates For Teen-Age Hot-Rodders

Federal judge stops cut of funds to U. of Georgia   Two negro students suspended

Judge Voids Fund Cut Law   ISU Students Riot, Throw Rocks Protesting ‘Curfew’

Georgia Law Voided  State Can't Cut Off School Funds; '2 Neqroes Suspended After Riot

‘Interest of Safety’  Attorneys. Rush  fo Fight Suspension of 2 Negroes

Prevents Funds Delay by State  University Suspends Twa Negro Pupils for ‘Safety

Negro Student Suspensions Bring Crisis   Georgia University Riots Blamed in Latest Racial Dispute

Judge Voids Georgia's Anti-Integration Law   Bans Cutting Off Funds to Integrated Schools And Continues Ban on Closing University; . Two Negro Students Suspended After Riotina:

Afte r Campus Riot Negroes Seek to Overturn Their 7 Suspension From Univ. of Georgia

Riots, violence bring Negroes’ suspension  REMOVED FROM GEORGIA CLASSES ON GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION

‘Negroes suspended      Judge voids Georgia fund rule on college

JUDGE MAKES INJUNCTION PERMANENT   Bootle Declines To Give Ruffng  On Susnension

Statute Cuts _ Off Funds To Mixed Schools   Two Negro Students Suspended After Violence Erupts On Campus

Two Negroes Are Removed rom Classes   Attorneys Plan To Open Contest In Federal Court

Georgia U. Stays Open   Federal J udge Halts Move to Cut. Off Funds

Riot Blocks Georgia U. Integration   Negroes Suspended —U.S. Court Acts to Keep School Open

Anti-Integration  Law Is Voided   Ruling Keeps Georgia From. Cutting Off University. Funds

Plan to Contest Ouster of Negroes From Georgia U.   Two Are Removed from School After Demonstration By 2,000 Townspeople.

2 Students Suspended After Riots   Negroes Removed For Their Safety

Georgia Statute Severing Funds Voided by Judge  an  Pee ees mae   College Suspends Two: Negro Students -To Restore Order

Court Fight Looms Over University Move   2,000 Hurl Rocks At Dormitory; Police Fire Tear Gas at Mot

Bars University Closure Judge Voids Law Stopping Funds To Georgia Schools

Governor Proclaims Emergency  To Contest Action In Suspension Of Negroes

Court Order Reinstates Two Negroes   US Judge Tells University Of Ga. To Readmit Both

Rioting Forces Suspension of Negro Students   Emergency Action’ By Georgia Governor

Violence Flares Up In Athens   Patrol Snatches Two From Campus After 2,000 Riot

Prevents State Leaders From Closing School   State Patrolmen Remove Students for Protection

Georgia Rioting Ends Integration   Two Negroes Are Suspended From School After Violence on Campus

TWO NEGRO STUDENTS SUSPENDED   ‘University Acts After Rioting On School Campus

Junks Law Cutting Off Ga. Funds   No Decision on Negro Students Suspended Following Riot.

U.S. Judge Voids Fund Shutoff Law In Georgia Battle   Decision Follows University Riot; Pair Suspended

———_framblers Protected  Jackson Wants Law To Jail Local Officials

Governor Finds Sales Tax Favor  Makes Brief Tour to Sound Out Sentiment

‘oovernor on Tou eee Our  Less Opposition Than Expected to Sales Tax

Governor Finds Sales Tax Support   Less Opposition Than Expected Found in Tour Of Western Communities

Rain Brings Farm Crop Hope Alive   Thunderstorms, Spown Funnels in State Areas

—LOCAL N EGOTIATION 5S FAIL Most GM Plants In Ohio Hit By Strikes

Negotiations to Reopen Nov. 28 In Switzerland    Acceptance Indicates Red Tests Completed

Russia Agrees  On Test Talks   To Resume Negotiation: In Geneva Next Week

Think Soviets  Seeking A-Test Trap for U.S.   Russ Okay Resuming Ban Talks   U.S. to Talk but Continue Testing

Soviet Wants All'A-Testing To Be Halted   Demand Seen As Effort To Slow US.

U.S. PLANS FOR TESTING TO CONTINUE   Maneuver Viewed As 'K' Trick By Washinaton

REDS SET TERMS FOR BAN TALKS   U. S. Won’t Heed Warn ing Not To Test, Wil  ' Send Envoys To Noy. ‘28 Meeting.

Officials Get Prepared For Worst: ¢ opters Piek Up Stranded Motorists

Snowy Midwest Digging Out  Rescue Crews Labor to Rescue Stranded Hundreds

Many Stranded —  Storm. Speeds Eastward ~ After Blanketing Midwest

Mr. And Mrs. CS. Tunnell Announce Ennanemant {ft Thal Nauahter. ludit h

STORM KILLS TT JAPANESE, RUINS HOMES   48 Missing, 1,017 Hurt As Typhoon Rakes Bia Cities

Storm Leaves Death Path In Japan   Nancy's Winds Reach 200 Miles an Hour

 alks Start Mouday wee Irrigation Projects Sel For Committee Hearing

State Troopers Testify af Weoer Trial   State They Heard No Threats, Saw No Brutality

Alleged Brains Behind Plot. Night Club Beauty Released In Car. Bomb Slaying Hearing

Jurors Convict Weger in Killing At Starved Rock   Life Term Voted  a Far DichwacharClaims ‘Frame’  7

CONVICTION IS VOTED ON 5TH BALLOT   Weger Calm At Verdict; Tells Newsmen He Was Framed In Cave Murders, Will Appeal.

Given Life Sentence for Park Murder   He Tells Newsmen He Was Framed

Weger Given Life In Park  Slaying Case   Found Guilty Of One Count As Fwo Others Pending: Eyes Apnea

Weger  Guilty, Te Get Life   Verdict In Starved Rock Park Killing

Accused With Bank Cashier Jail Industrial Head In Embezzlement Plot

Feed Firm President Arrested  Two Top Sheldon  Citizens Now in Jail

HEAD OF FOOD FIRM ARRESTED  Second Person Jailed On Bank Fraud Charges

Top Citizen Accused Citizen Accused \Iudustrialist Jailed In Aiding Embezzlement

lowa Chemical Firm Chief Linked To Bank Collapse   Sheldon Businessman In Jail As Part Of Embezzlement Scheme

Account Overdrawn Ex-President Of lowa Firm Arrested In Embezzlement

Man Arrested In Bank Probe  uscineceman linked   Businessman Linked To $2 Million Theft

President of Sheldon, lowa, Firm Jailed   Accused of Participating In Embezzlement

Big Checks Link Firm, Embezzlet   Ousted President Held For Aiding Sheldon Women.

Accused With Woman Cashier See ee err ee EEE  Firm Head Jailed In lowa Bank Case

Aide in Embezzlement  Sheldon, lowa Industrial  Leader Held in Big Theft

In Same Jail As Cashier — Head of Iowa Concern  Linked With Bank Case

usk Expects Berlin Crisis Negotiations  Government Policy,  ee een

Makes Prediction on Negotiations  Rusk Sees Talks On Berlin Crisis

1962 winter Farley feed grain program _ BASE TO BE ESTABLISHED ON ‘59-60 PLANTINGS

Destructive Winds, Waves Pound Texas   Dozens Of Boats Smashed, Electric, Phone Lines Topple

No Deaths Yet Traced To ‘Carla’   Plains Battered By 173 MPH Winds And 10-Ft. Tidal Waves

Hurricane Packs Winds Up To 173 Miles An Hour   500,000 PERSONS FLEE STORM FRONT

Carla Batters Texas Coastline; Leaves Heavy Loss In Property   Thousands Refugees

Evacuations Hold Deaths AtMinimum   BulTidalWaves. Terrific Winds Cause Damace

Hurricane Belts 500 Miles of  Coastal Plains  500,000 Residents Estimated To Have Fled Coast; Threat

F rigid Wave Follows Storm Across Nation   Coid Knifes Into Dixie; North Gets More Snow

33 Killed  InHambure  Rail Crash Girder Spears  Jammed Cars   (See Picture. Page 2)

DISEASE IN MICE, MEN RELATED  ~ Researchers Find Probable  Leukemia Cause Is a Virus

Directors Okay Plan  Ford to Purchase Phileo If Stockholders Approve

Senators Clash. In Money Debate   White House Pressure Kev to Brisk Exchange

CHURCH ASSEMBLY APPROVES Presbyterians Support  Integration Movement

Snake Escapes From 400 Animal Farm Owner Crushed  To Death By 22-foot Python

Reject Emergency Clause In Traffic Rerouting  Refuse Pay Hikes For City Solicitor. Safety Director

INDONESIANS SET FOR WAR OVER GUINEA   Sukarno Whips Up Hysteria As U.N. Studies Dutch Piea

"War Hysteria Mounting In Indonesia  Sukarno Issues Battle Call Over

Gird for War, Indonesia Told  Topo Government Leaders Call For   Top Government Leaders Call For Preparations—Jakarta Is Tense

Indonesia Scene Of War Hysteria  U.N. Nears Vote To Give New Guinea Self-Determination

Bad Weather Delays Flight Of American To Canton  Reds Free Robert McCann

Dying of Lung Cancer —  Bad Weather Delays Released American’s Arrival In Hong Kong

On Pennsyivania scene...  Political Leaders Have Many Points To Ponder

For Longer-Term Help—  Takes. Multi-Million (Aid Plan To Congress

Keytesville Site of Flood Talks   Control of the Chariton Rivers Is Discussed with Corps of Engineers.

Flood Control Work Asked On Chariton   More Than 400 at Keytesville Meeting; Biq- Losses Cited

Discoverer Capsule Snageed By Plane  Fifth Catch  In Lone Series:   Fifth Catch  In Long Series; Had Orbited For Two Days

Air Force Cargo Plane Snags Discoverer 30's ‘Capsule North of Hawaii

“DISCOVERER 30’s SPACE CAPSULE ‘SNAGGED BY PLANE; HAD ORBITED EARTH 2 DAYS; CONTENTS SECRET

Four-year-old’s Dad “Tied Up” in Bussey, Calls Sheriff to Rescue

PRAYER FOR...  e [ODAY e   (‘Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Coancil of Churches Religios Features)

in £0-fear History Liquor Has Brought State Treasury $124 Million

HT &O-F CUP FEPOtury Liquor Has Brought State Treasury $124 Million

In Effort To Name U.N. Executive  U.S., Soviet Negotiations Snagged

U.S., Red U.N. Talk Hits Snag   2-Hour Session Fails to Show Any Agreement

U.S., Soviet negotiations are snaqged   Standoff on fifth deputy to secretariat

U.N. Talk Hits Snag On Deputy   Two Points Delay Negotiations On Dag’s Successor

U.S.-Soviet  Discussion  Hits Snags U.N. Talks Fail T:  Bring Agreement On Two Factors

No Progress Reported After )-Hour Session  Timing of Statement, Nationality of Fifth Deputy Said Reasons

Secretary Talks Hit Snag   Fifth Deputy’s Nationality Under Dispute

U.N. Chief Talks Snag On Trifles  Timing Of State ment And Fifth Deouty At lecue

Another Stalemate:  Soviets And U.S. Snagged On Release Of Statement On Secretary General

No Agreement On U.N. Leade   Negotiations Break Down Between U. S. And Soviet Union

No Acreement Radial After  Long Session   Timing Of Statement, Nationality Of Fifth Secretariat Deputy Snags Bargaining

naa ae  U.S.-Soviet U.N. Accord Snagged   Timing of Statement Brings New Dispute

Bargaining Session Disappointing NewU.N.Secretary Plans Get Delayed

Negotiations On U.N. Secretary Post Hit Snag   U.S. And Soviet Union Unable To Agree On 5th Secretariat Deputy

“Took a Step Backward” ....  No Progress Made in Talks To Determine U.N. Leader

U.5.-Soviet U.N. Accord Snagged   Timing of Statement Brings New Dispute

Zorin Slaps U.S. Delays On U.N. Jok   U. S.-Soviet Talk To End Prolonged Dispute Is Futile

Two-Hour Session Fails Negotiations Hit Snag On Dag’s Replacement

Gromyko Learns That Britain Will Support U. S. Stand   U. S., Reds Snagged On U. N. Secretary

USS. Soviet Negotiations Stall... On Naming New U.N. Secretary  j fi

U.N. Secretary Negotiations Are Snagged Today  Two-Hour Talks By   Two-Hour Talks By U.S., Russia Fail  To See Agreement

Soviets Object To Statement Timing  Parley On UN Secretary Hits Snag Through Error

U. S. Denies It Plans To: Send Cops fo Berlin.   U.S.-Soviet Talks Snag on U.N. Post

American Says Talks Regress   Snag Is Twofold: Statement Timing, Choice of 5th Man

State Car Pool Plan Makes Gain  Reported About 30 Per Cent Completed

CAB Hearing on Disaster  Colliding Planes Fell Like Giant Fireballs

 Witnesses Tell Of Air Collision   Jet Described As Striking Side Of  Airliner, Knocking Off Rear Portion

Lal . 3  Senate OKs Shaff Plan  Mouca Evnartead   House Expected To Follow Suit

WANTED NEW SHADES OF PAINT—  Fussy Wives Blamed for Army Housing Fiascc

Carol Anderson Named as Alice  State Title Goes To Superior Girl

Carol Jean Anderson of Superior Is Chosen New Alice in Dairyland

erlin Morale Gets Lift   21 U. §. Mayers Arrive In German City With Wires Of Support

—2] U.S. MAYORS IN BERLIN — Hope To Boost Morale Of Beleaguered City

HASSAKIS IS RESIGNING AS CITY ATTORNE\   Private Practice Demands More Time, Attorney Tells  City Couneil.

HASSAKIS IS RESIGNING AS CITY ATTORNEY   one ee eee  Private Practice Demands More Time, Attorney Tells City Council.

Legislature Gets Data Or Barron Trip   President Pledges Federal Aid For Depressed Areas

U. S. Orders Czech Diplomat to Leave In Reprisal for Ouster of American

Leftist May Yel Assume Brazil Post   Military Leaders Agree to Give Him Fiqurehead Duties

MILITARY REVERSES POSITION   Figurehead Status Given Vice President

‘Figurehead’ Leader Plan Gets Rebuff   Goulart Reported Heading For Brazil - As Strife Feared

Lower Echelons May Buck Chiefs  Brazilian Military Balk At Goulart As President

Brazil's Military Ministers Accept Goulart as Puppef   Congress Appointed Prime Minister to Take Power; Goulart a Figurehead.

Leftist to lead Brazil  Government source says Goulart has been named

Presidential Crisis Mounts  In Brazil  3 Military Chiefs  . rR... Fe... wh   3 Military Chiefs Turn Down Plan  For Figurehead

Goulart Leaves Paris for Brazil Via New York   Military Chiefs Reject Proposal To Elevate Leftis

BUT 10 TAKE FIGUREREAD ROLE ONLY   Military Chiefs Reportedly Accept Agreement  PROPOSE   Naming A Prime Minister By Congress: Vice President On Way Home

Brazil Military Accepts Goulart As Figurehead      Want Prime Minister Appointed By Conaress To Act Until 1963

Brazil Military To Okay Goulart As ‘Figurehead’  Premier To Hold Major Authority For Two Years

Lower Echelons May Buck Chiefs —eeemhe’ons May buck Chiefs  Brazilian Military Balk At Goulart As President

Brazil's New President Heads Home  Arms Chiefs O.K. Goulart   By FDWARD T. BUTLER

Controv ersy Over Presidency Brazil Crisis Deepens; Military Rejects Goulart

Leftist Vice President on Way From Paris as Army Commanders Are Discharged for Pledging Support to Him

Goulart Begins Trip to Brazil   Crisis Deepens as Military Refuses Congressional Plan

Military OKs Goulart as Brazil Chiet   Leftist Would Be ‘Figurehead' if Congress Agrees

Joao Goulart is accepted by military   Vice President leaves Paris, enroute to Brazil

MINISTER 10 RULE BRAZIL   Military Leaders Who Opposed Leftist Propose Goulart As Ceremonial President, Congress To Pick Premier.

Crisis Over Successor In Brazil Deepens  Military Strongmen Reject Proposal Favorina Goulart

Path \s Cleared For Solution of Crisis in Brazil   Military Chiefs Will Accept Leftist as Fiqurehead President

Brazilian Generals  Agreed   No Word From Goulart, Who Is Flying Back Home

COMPROMISE OFFERED BY MILITARY   -Congress-Named Prime Minister  Would Direct

New Plan Claims Congress ls to Name Prime Minister,  Who Actually Will Be Ruler

Military Men Against Leftist Taking Office   Congressional Plan  For Figurehead Head Of Nation Rejected

Brazilian Settlement Accepted   Military Leaders Agree To Plan, Goulart to Be Figurehead President

Prime Minister Due To Rule For Two Years   Military Chiefs Agree To Allow Goulart To Take Over Top Post

Brazil Presidential Crisis Deepens As Army Bans Plan To Make Goulart Figurehead

Brazilian military okays compromise   Controversial leftist leaves Paris by plane: showdown appears near

U.S. Spent $45 Million  On Invasion   Cuban Fiasco Costly, General Testifies

$45 Million Spent to Train 1500 Invaders  Lemnitzer Said to Have Given OK on  Imn€farmal Racie

Senators Told CIA Guerrilla  Force Scanty   Never Geared for Full-Scale Drive, Says Lemnitzer

Central Intelligence Agency  Spent Millions on  Cuban Guerrillas

Cuban Invasion Force Cost U. §. (45 Million   1,500-Man Unit Never Intended for Full-Scale Action, Lemnitzer Says

(CIA Spent $45 Million On Cuban Invasion Flop, Senators Are Told

Almost Everything Went Wrong  CIA Says $45 Million  Spent on Cuban Ferce

$45 Million Spent on Training, Equipment  Cuban Rebel Force Never Was Geared for Full-Scale Invasion

CIA Spent ‘45 Million On Cuban Attack  Joint Chiefs Admit o Giving Support Invasion Pl

$45,000,000 Wasted Training 1,500 Men  Who Failed in Invasion of Cuba

COMPACTS AND SPORT COAT? Limousines May be Out for Diplomats Abroad

U.S. Buys 2 Economical Models CompactsMayReplace Diplomats Limousines

sr) News” BEHIND PAGE t   U.S. CITES ECONOMY, SIZE, GAS, PRICE AS SAVINGS  Compacts May Replace Embassy Cars

Registered Republicans Outnumber Democrats In Sarasota”  (See Story Col. 4).      It’s Getting So There Isn  t Any Cream Anymore

Bogus $10 Bills InNYC Area   May Be Replaced With Compacts— . Block-Long Limousines Out For US Diplomats?

Boon For Top-Hatted Diplomats Schoonjans Nominated To State Post

— NEW AUTOS FOR DIPLOMATS? ~ Block-Long Jobs May Be On The Way Out.

Halloween Party Accident —  ‘Grass Skirt’ Catches Fire, 4 Women Burned

CosTUMED FOR HALLOWEEN PARTY Pa Women Seriously Burned When ‘Grass Skirts’ Catch Fire In Car

Rocky Considers Divorce As Not in Public Domain   -Governor Refuses to Answer Query As to Who Began Action

‘Compared To Dulles  “Angry Albanians Charge “Russ Plot Against Hoxha

SPEECH CALLED ‘VILE’ Tiny Albania Steps Up Anti-Khrushehev Drive

Mansfield Bucks GOP  Contention   Says U.S. Still In Middle Of Road. Not Extremist

Sen. Mansfield Denies Conservatism Threatens Administration Programs

Conservatism Claims Of GOP Hit By Democra   Mansfield Claims American People Still On Middle Of Road

Senator Sees. U. S. Stull on Middle Road   Mansfield Says Country Not Going To Either Exteemes

Mansfield Disputes It Dirksen Cautious In Assessing Extent Of Conservative Swing

Mansfield Hits Threat Due fo Conservatism  Dirksen, Halleck See Youth Turning to GOP Standards

‘Country on the Middle Road’... Mansfield Disputes Theory  Conservatism Is Prevalent

Mansfield Says Conservatism Not Big Factor   Country Still on ‘Middle of Road’

Still Middle of Road  Mansfield Disputes GOP  Conservatism Claim

Mansfield Says Trend Is Not To Conservatism   Thinks Country Is Still In The ‘Middle Of Road’

Senator Mansfield Denies Conservatism Threatens. Administration’ 3 Prooram

Refuse Institute, Study Flora Macdonald Baptists Aren’t Overwhelmed By Proffer Of Two Colleges

Refuse Institute, Study Flora Macdonald  a  enntudy Flora Macdonald Baptists Aren’t Overwhelmed By Proffer Of Two Colleges

Udall Says Friend Went Too Far in Using His Name To Solicit Tickets for Dinner

Solicited Oil, Gas Industry to Buy Dinner Tickets  Udall Says Pal Went Too Far on Name

- Big Local Question Facing Nation Is Prospect Of Auto Strike Thice Yea

Topeka Fight ls Mystery   Ex-State Employe Hospitalized For Injuries

Farm Bill May Be First Test for Jack   Speed on. Proposals By Congress To Be Key

Kidnaping Is Said Mistake   Only Shopping Trip Says Her Boyfriend

BRIDGES SETS PARTY POLICY GOP To Support Any ‘Firm, Tough Position’  JEK Takes On Berlin

Congress Bloes Back  Firm Stand  Bridges Adds GOP Pledge Of Support

Head of GOP Senate Policy committee  Republicans will support firm, tough stand on Berlin, Sen. Bridges pledges

GOP Promises To Support JFK   us Delivers Kennedy Note To Khrushchev

Tough Stand On Berlin Gets GOP Support   Party Against Further Weakeninc Of U.S. Interests

Berlin Stand Backed By  Republicans   Bridges Affirms Stand Taken By GOP Policy Group

Party Chiefs Are Unanimous Congressional Leaders Urge  Tough U.S. Stand on Berlin

MOBILIZATION LOOMS   GOP Urges Kennedy To Take Firm Crisis Stand

ON BERLIN ISSUE Republicans Will Back Firm Stand   Ao COMPRAMIGCE

‘Republicans Will Support Firm Position On Defense Of Berlin —      Against Further Weakening Of American Position Anywhere

Republicans Will Back President ‘If Firm Stand Is Taken On Berlin

Bridges Says GOP To Back Tough Stand  Pledges Support For Kennedy In Firm Berlin Policy

GOP Backs Kennedy In Berlin Stand   Sen. Bridges Says Party Will Support Any ‘Firm’ Position

GOP Pledges Support To JFK In Berlin Crisis   JFK May Know Decision Tuesday— Reservist Call May Come Within Next Three Days   Big 3 Chiefs May Meet Next Month

Support Pledged JFK — Bridges Says GOP Backs Firm Stand on Berlin

MAN STATE      Chief Highway Engineer. Under Stratton Agrees: To Stay, Governor Says; Bans Legal Bingo;: Gambling.

Gov. Kerner Against Making Bingo Legal   Says Gambling Causes Broken Homes, Unpaid Bill:

NASHVILLE MAN STATE ROAD CHIEF   chief Highway Engineer Under Stratton Agrees To Stay, Governor Says; Bans Legal Bingo, Gambling.

Hint Soviet Ready To Deal on Berlin  Want WestGermans Denied A-Weapons

Call-Up Problems Prospective Gls Facing Job Difficulties; Reservists Protest Need for Their Duty

Transit’ Strike  Settled   "Full Impact Of Walkout Averted At Philadelphia

Joyful Russians Dance in Streets  Greatest fabilaetin Since War Ii Victory

Dairy Farmer Shot fo Death; Youth Sought   Sheriff Declares Boy Told Neighbor About Killing

Farmer Shot In Back, Dies On His Tractor   Juvenile Court Ward of Victim Told of Killing

At the Court House   LAWRENCE ERICKSON FILES  SUIT AGAINST TOWN OF  AKRON AND DAN BLAKE SR. Asks $35,000 Judgment  For Intersection Crash . With Akron Police Car

BRINGS SUIT IN AUTO ACCIDENT ON AKRON STREE!   Union County Man Charges Negligence; Seeks Damares

Glenn Vows He's Ready ‘to Go Now   Enos and Capsule to Go to Capé to. Probe Difficultigs

HE’S READY, CAPSULE’S NOT  John H. Glenn Selected For Ist U.S. Space Orbit

Glenn Chosen for Orbital Trip     ‘Ready To Go Now,’ Astronaut Says

Space Chimp Enos Reaches Bermuda   Astronaut John Glenn Says He Is Ready To Make Orbital Flight Now

ASTRONAUT JOHN GLENN READY TO GO  Doubt US’ Manned Flight This Year

Face Troubles That Cut Short Chimp’s Flight   Problems Crop Up In Cooling, Control Systems

‘Ready to Go Now’  Marine John Glenn Will Ride First Flight into Orbit

‘Enos’ Orbit Finds Defect In Capsule   Chimp Taken Back To Bermuda, Due In Florida Friday

Astronaut Glenn ‘Ready To Go’; Defect On Chimp Flight May Cause Delay

Pick Marine For Manned Space Trip   Astronaut John Glenn ‘Ready to Go Now’ But Trip This Year Doubtful

Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr... .  Marine Will Make Ist Orbital Flight

Marine Keady ... Doesn't Look Like Manned Orbit  To Be This Year

HER FIRST ATTEMPT Mate Dies at Conirols, Wife Crash-Lands Airplane Safely

Pennsylvania’ s Billion Dollar Wood Products Industr y Provides Job Opportunities

News of the World in Brief  New York Strike Looms Aaainst Buses, Subways   Getting Bigger

Union Votes  Transit Strike  New York Subway, Bus Service to Halt on Jan. 1

Admiral Turner, Strategist, Dies   beandad Saldiare far   Landed Soldiers for ‘Battles in Pacific

Adm. Turner Succumbs at 75   Led U.S. Amphibious Forces In Pacific

U.N. Advises 500 Troops Not Needed   Four Ships Had Been Ordered To Change Course

Sudan Troops Pull Out affer Defeat at Port   Reinforcements Seen Strengthening Hand In New Negotiations

SUDAN CALLS TROOPS HOME IN PROTEST   Threats Denied In Negotiations For Port Return

Sudanese UN Soldiers Suffer Humiliating Defeat to Congolese   Reinforcement Troops Arrive  Sudans Withdraw

Leaders Ask For Accord On Aircraft   Control On Plane Movements Sought  In Official Order

U. N. Reinforcements Begin Arriving In Leopoldville—  Sudan Withdraws Its Troops

New Troops Bolster UN In Congo    Sudanese Withdraw  Following Defeat

‘Presence Not Required Now’  Troop Reinforcements Arrive   Troop Reinforcements Arrive as Sudanese Hurl Charges

U.N. Cited On Careless Deployment   Tries To Negotiate Its Wav Back Into Key Port Of Matadi

Informed U.N. Does Not Need the Help—  U.S. Calls Off Sending of Naval ITask Force to the Congo Area

U.S. Calls Off Congo Naval Unit   Ships Ordered To Ge Ahead with Their Goodwill Trip.

U.S. Calls Off Ships Headed for Congo   U.N. Reinforcements Arrive in Leopoldville

Navy Recalls Task Force Before It Reaches Congo   U.S. Cautious On Red Ban Gn Cold War Issues

United Nations Reinforcements In Leopoldville   Sudanese Troops Being Withdrawn

After Sudan Withdraws 400 Reinforcements Arrive  For U. N. Congo Troops

NEW HOME FOR INTELLIGENCE UNIT   FORCED FROM CONGO PORT  UN Reinforcements Arrive Following Stinging Defeat

U.N. Reinforces  Congo Garrisons U.S. Halts Ships — Headed for Area

Sudanese Salidiers Routed U. N. Reinforcements Reach Leopoldville

Warships Not Needed Now ir Congo Waters   U.N. Reinforcements Arriving To Bolster Defeated Forces

Reinforcements Arrive Ir Congo To Bolster UN Force   AIRLIFT 600 SOLDIERS

Sudanese Threaten To Leave   Failure to Provide Support in Battle Angers Sudan Chief

Port City Now Is Crisis Point  Fynlosive Conao Debate Onens Today

US Task Force Heads For © Congo, Then Is Called Back   Four Ships Told To Turn Around

Sudan Troops Pull Out After Defeat At Port   Reinforcements Seen Beeting Up Hand In New Negotiations

Sudanese Troops Forced trom Port rt City...  U.N. ‘Reinforcements Arrive in Leopoldville

U.N. Sends Units As Reinforcement For Leopoldville   New Troop Arrival Coincides With Withdrawal by Sudanese

U.S. Rushes Reinforcements To Leopoldville  Angered Sudanese To Pull Out Of © Canna Aftar Dafant

SEEK TO GET BACK INTO MATADI   iggy VoU FUrUU FV hvyan Vital Port City  U, S, DISPATCHES   Navy Task Force Of 500 Marines To Area; Conduct Negotiations

In Congo After Defeat  New Troops Arrive in eke Orders Its. 400-Man Ce a ee

Reinforcements Arrive for U.N. Forces in Congo   Follows Humiliating Retreat From Matadi, Sudan’s Withdrawal

U.S. Calls Off Navy Task Force  Sudan Pulls Out, Critical of Act

More Troops Sent To Recife  Student Strikers, Army Clash  In Brazilian Demonstration

KENNEDY PLANS SOCIAL REFORM   Will Narrow Gap Between Rich, Poor

Two Aris of State Are   Two Areas of State Are Alerted for Tornadoes

Charge Three White Freedom Riders Falsely Arrested and Brutally Beaten

NOTHING AFFECTS THE STUFF  Minister, Family Evacuate Home as Gray Mold Devours Interior

 Minister, Family Driven Out \Gray Mystery Mold ‘Covering N.C. Home

Man's ‘Poor But Honest Judgment’ Brought Death To Seeing Eye Dog

Missile Firing From Pit Gives U.S. Biq Boost   Minuteman Program Back On Schedule With 3,000-Mile Jaunt; Director Says Test-Firing Tempo Will Be Accelerated

Program Personnel Jubilant After One Test Fails Last Auaust: Sneed Un Now

As Bon Bon Stalled, Crowd Gathered And Lion in the Car Spelled Trouble

Lion Purrs; Attendant Fumes —~Yeh, Officer, But Who  Looks For Lions In Car?

I] Airmen Still Missing Soviet Magazine Claims Wrong Facts Published

Hope Almost Abandoned  Gov. Rockefeller Return: Home from Futile Trip

Katanga Tribesmen Attack Shortly Before Cease-Fire   Re ANNDRYTW RoORoOWwiTrr

SHORTLY BEFORE CEASE-FIRE  Baluba Tribesmen Attack Katanga Police, Civilians

Tribesmen On Warpath  In Katanga   Baluba Attacks Aimed At Police And Civilians

U.S. Resumes Congo A\rrlift   Two Hundred Irish Troops Carried To Beef up United Nations Forces

Materiel And Men On Move Again   Fighting Moves Into Fourth Day -In Congo

U.S. Transports Continue Airlift Of Men, Supplies to U. N. Troops

FIGHTER SUPPORT  U.S. Transports Resume Airlift For U.N. In Congo

Kataneans Holdine Their Own  U.S. Globemasters Again Fly In Congo

Five of State Crash Victims   Milwaukeeans Among 37 Killed In Mishap After Takeoff at Chicaqo

5 Victims Are Milwaukeeans   Passengers, Bound for Florida, Die in O’Hare Crash

Cleveland Scientist Isolates Virus He Believes Causes Cancer in Humans

Swamps and Jungles Laos Terrain Favors  Guerrilla Warfare   Re ROY FSSOYAN

U.S. Soldiers Could Be Bogged  In Mountainous Laos For Years   By ROY FSSOYAN

lf American Troops Should Go Into Laos, They Would Bog Down There for Years

Trip Has Rewards Art and Horses .On List For First Lady in Canada

Gromyko Ends London Parley   British Minister Warns Soviet Leader:

Secretary Home Says Gromyko Given Warning      Fully Supports U.S. Determination To Protect Western Interests

-WEATHER   Gromyko Says Talks Are Useful   British Fully Support West's Stand on Berlin

Gromyko Says Talks Useful   West Seen Ignoring Reds’ Police Warninc

Backing U.S. On Defense Of Berlin  ne a os ie   Soviet Leader Off To Moscow With Word

Red Leader Flies Back  To Moscow   Britain To Support Berlin Stand, Says Foreign Secretary

Gromyko Convineed, (,oes Home  U.S. Stand Fully Backed by Britain

Gromyko Is Taking Word To Kremlin   Lord Home Says Reds At Last Believe Allied Intentions

'Gromyko Returns To Moscow  British Pledge Full Support In Berlin

Talks Said ‘Useful’ By Soviet   British Support U. S. Defense Vow In Berlin

Gromyko Carries Word to Kremlin On Berlin Stand .  Fight Would Start lf Access Is Barred

British Uphold U. S. in Berlin   Russia’s Gromyko Told Fight Will Start if There Is Interference

Gromyko Says Western Talks Are “Usetul’   ALLIES CONVINCE REDS ABE NOTEOMINATTION

Gromyko Returns to Kremlin With Word That Allies. Will Not Retreat on Berlin   Communists Warn Against Using West German Police in Berlin

Gromyko Goes to Moscow   Britain Fully Supports USS. Berlin: Stand:

Gromyko Given Quick Briefing In London Stop   Diplomat Returns Home; Says Talks Have Been Useful

TENSION IS MAINTAINED AFTER TALKS   Dour Russian Changed Mood Leaving London

Soviet Aide  Kinds Parley  In Britain Will tel Kremlin  10 V)..*.? 1. ¥.   Will Tell Kremlin Of British Intent In German Crisis

'Gromyko Head: Home after London Parley   British Minister Tells of Warning to Soviet Foreign Chief

SUPPORT U. 5. IN DEFENDING INTERESTS   Will Fight If Access Is Blocked, Gromyko Told   SOVIET TALKS   With Allied Officials Have Produced No Sign Of Relaxation In Crisis

Home Stresses British Support for U. S. Stand Against Any Aggression

Red Official Recognizes West’sUnitv   Minister Refuses ‘To Go Into Detail On Berlin Parley

LBJ's Person s Personal Guest  Cameleer Ahmad To  Visit Harry Truman

Meet Now turning tito raul  Experts On Communism Believe Something  Has Gone Wrong At Moscow Party Congress

omething Went. g went Wrong In Moscow In Moscow  ‘EVENTS AT CONCLAVE NOT FOLLOWING PLAN      By KC. THALER   Albania’ s Hoxha Plans ‘Fight To Death’ To Gust Khrushchev

omethi ing Went Wrong In Moscow  EVENTS AT CONCLAVE NOT FOLLOWING PLAN   By KC. THALER   Albania’s Hoxha Plans ‘Fight To Death’ To Oust Khrushchev

SOLID ELROPEAN FRONT  Western Powers Acree  On Military Build Up

' Lived In Boro Since 1910 Miss Elizabeth Overpeck, : Carillon Giver, Is Dead

Huge Cuban Army Seals Off Rebels  60,000 Castro Troops Ready Strona Attack

High Winds Hit Illinois, Ten Injured   Chicago Area Reports Casualties—Melting Snow Floods lowa, Wisconsin Streams

U.N. To Review Foolproof Ban On A-Testing   Russians Oppose Resuming Talks

Huge Crowd Grows Ugly California Beach Party Almost Brings Violence

California Beach Party Erupts Into Wild Rioting  As Thousands of Youths Do Everything Possible

Kennedy Says U.S. Ready To Fight  Will Defend Freedom   Will Defend Freedom Throughout World He Telis Chicago Crowd

Survival Is At Stake, Kennedy   America Set to Defend Freedom Throughout World, JFK Declares

Kennedy Says U. 5. Ready To Defend Freedom   Tells Democrats Survival Of Our System at Stake

America Ready to Defend Freedom  Free World Faces Grim Struggle, Kennedy Says

De Gaulle Blocks Talk With Russ   French Believe Nikita Should Make Overtures

OTHERS MAY SEEK TALKS DESPITE HIM   Frenchman Feels Time  Is Not Ripe

‘Opponents Being Heard Today——S_ Wichita U. Bill Not Dead, Chairman Says

GOP Leader Stirs Demos  On Job List   State Chairman Hite Lawrence On ‘Fiscal Fakerv’

Graves From Arlington fo France Scene-of Services for Wars’ Dead

In Foreign Language Study Try Thinking As Foreigner   te te, ae : Send for the booklet NOW!

You CAN Get Better Grades—V Studying Literary Works And Foreign Languages

YOU Can Get Better Grades  _ Try Thinking As a Foreigner  - About Language

LEARNS ABOUT TRYING OUTRUN LAW - -  Wild Chase, in Which hier leak Patrolman. Brings Him $422 Fines

EARNS ABOUT TRY ING OUTRUN LA  Wild Chase, in Which Driver Leads Patrolman, Brings Him $422 Fines

No Extension, Reuther Says  UAW, GM Still Far Apart; Strike Deadline Tomorrow

Union. and G.M. Still “Extremely: Far Apart” im Contract Neaatintions

COMMITTEE ON REMAP BREAKS THE DEADLOCK   Announce Agreement Ready To Submit To Both House Senate

GOP, DEMS AGREE ON 24 DISTRICTS   House-Senate Committee Will Submit Plan To Both Houses; Details Held Up For Caucuses.

Houses To Vote Wednesday  Remap Deadlock Broker   Rv 0. T. Banton   Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers — e Correspondent  SSeS SS fae le

Houses To Vote Wednesday  Remap Deadlock Broken   By O. T. Banton

Gromyko’s U.N. Speech     Reds Indicate Lasing War Threat On Berlin

Soviet Asked To Seek Deal   Reds Playing With Nuclear Fire, Briton Tells UN General Assembly

-- Cooperation Urged  Soviets Asked To Make ‘Deal’ With West  neds Accused OF Deception ...

Red Reply to Speech Is Hopeful   Soviets Turn Down Nuclear Testing Halt

‘Honorable Deal’ Asked By Britain   Home Says Reds Are Playing With Nuclear Fire

Suggests U.N. Might Take Role In Crisis   Russian Rejects President's Bid for Nuclear Test Ban

Treaty Plea  By Kennedy Gets Rebuff   “Diplomats Expect Gromyko Address To Ease Tension

Home Says Reds Play With Nuclear Fire; Gromyko Sticks to Kremlin Line

British Ask Soviet L nion Coope ‘ation   Lord Home Seeks Peaceful Answer To Major Problems

CHARGE MADE BY BRITISH DIPLOMAT   Tells U. N. Russians Playing With Nuclear Fire   Asks Soviet Union To Seek Honorable Deal With West On Berlin, Other Crises

Britain Calls On Soviet To Seek Honorable Deal   Solons End Session In Angry Whirlwind

aT TE a ee ee Cee ad et ee ee er a ee ee ee  Britain Calls on Russ to Seek

Britain Asks ‘Honorable’ Berlin Deal   Russians Playing With Nuclear Fire, Says British Official

Russia Playing: With Nuclear Fire, U.N. Told   Mascow Accused Of Double-Dealing In N-Test Bon Talke

While School Keeps  GEHLEN HIGH SCHOOL ~~ CONDUCTS ANNUAL CAREER DAY TODAY

‘While School: Keeps   GEHLEN HIGH SGHOOL — — CONDUCTS ANNUAL CRKREFER DAY TODAY

IMPACT ON FARMERS DISPUTED  Remarks On Tax Statistics Were Misinterpreted, Gronouski Says

lraq Brands British Move As Threat   Kuwait Buildup Continues; Troops Mava Naar Rarelor

MAYOR PAYS TRIBUTE   REPAIRS CRISIS CAUSES ERUPTION  Schoolmen Attacked

Former Gi Convi eted In Cuban Court   Found Guilty OF Aiding Forces In Resisting Casiro

13 Others Accused Of  Conspiring   Tribunal Said To Have Asked Death, But Attorney Says No Verdict Given

CUBA TRIES AMERICAN ~ AS TRAITOF   Claim Adventurer Who  - Gave Up U. 5. Citizenship To Join Castro  ~ Now Conspires Against Him

No Verdict Reached Yet By Tribunal      Morgan, 13 Others Accused of Plotting Against Castro

Await Verdict In Cuban Trial Of -U.S. Adventurer Morgan For Tréasoi

Fate of American Adventurer Still in Doubt, Could Be Shot Before Cuban Firing Squad

Adventurers Fate  p To Cuba Court   Verdict Not In; Death Sentence Reported Earlier

Ex-Ohioan, 31. Waits Verdict  In Cuba Trial  Death Sentence Was First Reported For

No Verdict In — Treason Trial Of Maj. Morgan   Reported Friday That American Was Sentenced To Death In Cuba

Report of Death  Decree Premature   Earlier Stories Claimed Morgan Convicted of Treason

American to— Be Sentenced  For Treason  William: Morgan. Ts Put on Trial ~

US Adventurer Stands Trial for Conspiracy  Military Tribunal Reported Passing ~  antanmsnr

CUBA TRIES AMERICAN AS TRAITOR   Claim Adventurer Whe Gave Up U. S. Citizenship To Join Castre Now Conspires Against Him.

Trial Nearing Crucial Stage For Eichmann  Judgment Will Be Given Monday On  ) eee ee BE a

First Critical Point Near In Eichmann Trial  Judges Decision On Israel’s Right To Try Accused Expected:

Judges to Decide Legality of Israeli Court to Try Eichmann   Rv RELMAN MORIN

Eichmann Trial Legality  Will Be Court's First Critical Decision

Eichmann Trial Nears A Critical Legal Point   Judgment To Be Handed Down On Monday: Court Recesses

Eichmann Tria Legality Eyed By Tribunal   3 Jewish Judges To Give Decision On Issue Monday

Await Rule By Tribunal  onEichmann  Reach First Critical Point in Case Against Nazi.

Legality of Proceedings Under Question At Jerusalem Trial of Adolph Eichmann   By RELMAN MORIN

‘Judges To. Rule On Legality Of Case  First Critical Point Near in Nazi Trial

Eichmann Trial Nearing First Critical Stage   Decision ls Due Soon on Legality Of Israel Action

Will Rule Monday On Legality of Eichmann Trial   Proceedings Not Within Law, Says Attorney for Nazi Who Killed Jews.

Legality Ruling Expected In Eichmann Trial Monday   Rv REIMAN MORIN

Eichmann Trial Is Nearing First Critical Point   Three Judges Must Decide on Legality of Trying Him in Israel

Legality Of Proceedings In Trial Of Adolf Eichmann Being Disputed

ror Adolph Kichmann  Critical Trial Point Nearing   Rv RELMAN MORIN

Showers   Eichmann Trial Legality Eyed By Tribunal   3 Jewish Judges To Give Decision On Case Monday

Eichmann Trial Ruling Awaited  Legality of Israel Court at Issue

Court Will Rule Monday On Legality Of Eichmann Trial   By RELMAN MORIN

May Result ir Death of Radar Bill...  Restricted License Plan Rerected by Lawrence

Powell Would Block Union Showing Bias   He'll Fight Legislation for Advantages

Trial of Jazz Musician Charged With Slaying Young Mother and Her Child Eyoected to Go to Marviand Jury. Todlen

Herrin optometrist sentenced to 199 years in rifle slaying   Christmas eve

GOODPASTER IS SENTENCED TO 199 YEARS   ‘Herrin Optometrist Denied New Trial; Attorneys Plan Appeal.

GOODPASTER IS SENTENCED TO 199 YEARS   CRP RR SEES case a  ‘Herrin Optometrist Denied New Trial; Attorneys Plan Appeal.

The Eichmann Story:  Genocide, Inc.   By TOM A. CULLEN Newspaper Enterprise Assn.

Local Man Shoots Wife, * Daughter, Self   County Attorney Pins Tragedies on Family Quarrel, Despondency  By ROBERT G. PRENTISS Staff Writer

War Possibility, Unemployment, Two [Leading Concerns, Analyst Reports

THE PEOPLE SPEAK  U.S. Eyes Kennedy Term With Hope   By SAMU EL LUBELL

SOVIET FIRST SEC'Y ALSO EXPELLED   Implicated In Pro-Castro Demonstrations, Charge   EXPULSION   Voted By Governing Coun: cil; Debate Breaking Diplomatic Ties

Police Prevent Violence—  Cuban, Soviet Envoys Booted By Uruguayans

r 'Pro-Castro Helpers ‘Government Of Uruguay Ex pels Cuban, Russian

Uruguay Expels Red Envoys  Charges Involvement   Charges Involvement In Demonstrations

Uruguay Orders Cuban To Leave  Ambassador, Soviet Qificiai Tied With Pro-Castro Demonstrations

Uruguay Tells Envoy of Cuba, Russian to Go   Officials Expelled For Alleged Roles In Demonsttations

Blamed For Pro-Castro Riots   Government Split On Breaking Relations

Two Charged In Connection  With Spee.  Tr. —— = see   Expulsion Order Is Voted By Uruguay’s Nine-Man Governing Council Late Thursday

Ist Secretary, Red Embassy, Expelled Too   Accuse Pair of Being Connected With The Pro-Casiro Rioting  :

Clash With Police In  Montevideo   Governing Council Disagrees on Split With Castro Reoime

Ghorge: s They Aided Pro-Castro Rioting  Uruguay Ousts Cuban ‘And Soviet Diplomats

Uruguay Expels 2 Reds   ( charge Pair In Connection  With Fights

Uruguay Orders Cuban Envoy Out   Soviet Embassy's Secretary Also Given Walking Papers

Cuba, Soviet Envoys Face Uruguay Exit   Pair Ordered Out, Connected With Pro-Castro Outbreaks

URAGUAY OUTS CASTRO ENVOY      Charges Connection With Street Fichts

Two knvoys Expelled By Uruguay  Accused Of Aiding  Pro-Castro Riots

Castro Envoy Gets Order Tc Quit Uruguay   Russian Official Also Ousted After Fights In Capital

House Fails To Reapportior Today, 59-44   Vote Five Short ¥ Of 64 Necessary; Measure Killed —

Water Company Which Lost Money for Three Years Get’s OK to Hike Rates

Austerity Tax Plan  For Britain   Bank Rate Increased ; Taxes Imposed

British Interest, Taxes Increased   Fight Inflation, Protect Reserves

Kennedy on Air Tonight On Defense   Talks at 8; Congress Appears Ready To Back Fund Bid.   British Austerity Stirs Uproar

Britain to Up \Its Bank Rate To 7 Percent   Boost in Excise Taxes Also Plannec To Fight Inflation

In Fight Against Inflation  Britain Boosts Bank Rates, Purchase And Excise Taxes

Jnderwood Bares Panhandle Effort  He Tried But Couldn't Enforce Gambling Laws

Cease Fire Need Cited By Kennedy   Russian Reply To British Proposal Seen Useful Step

Kennedy Says Soviet Reply Offers Hope   President Unable To Agree With Some Red Positions

But Civil War But Civil War Danger Still Looms Still Looms  —Cease-Fire In Katanaa

Cease-Fire In Katanga ls Uneasy   Secession Is Unsettled Congo Govt. Ready To Force Issue.

Cease-Fire Declared In Katanga   Congo Still Faces Danger  Of Civil War

Troops Frozen: ps  Civil War Hangs Over  Congo Despite Uneasy Truce

DOULA STARTS BEATING WAR DRUMS  Uneasy Truce Settles Over Congo   Lneasy

Guns Silent but Threat Of Civil War Remains; Main Issues Unsolved

Uneasy Cease-Fire Proclaimed in Katanga; Danger of Civil War Still Hangs Over Conge

Tshombe, U.N: Command Sign Cease-Fire    Issue of Katanga’s Secession Remains Unsolved by Pact

Proclaim Cease-fire In Katanga, But Threat Of Civil War Faces Conge   FACE NEW THREAT

(Jneasy Cease-Fire Ends Katanga Battle; Cause Of Fight Still Unsolved

Cease-Fire Proclaimed In Katanga   Danger Of Civil War Still Hangs Qver The Congo

Threat Of Civil War  Remains Congo's Premier Warns Force Will  Pm. Az L.. Poke.

Danger Of Civil War Still Hangs OverCongo Today   President Will Address United Nations Monday

Tshombe, U.N. Freeze Troops, Issues Hang   Sight Civil War Threat Throuch Conco

Sign Katanga Peace Accord   Uneasy Cease-Fire Proclaimed But Civil War Danger Remains

Tshombe stil! wants liberty for Katanga  Danger of civil   Danger of civil war still hangs over the Congo

Still Danger Of Civil War : Cease-Fire In Katanga Brings On Uneasy Lull

Danger Lingers In Congo Area Despite Truce   Still a Threat of Bloody Civil War

Cease-Fire Is Reached tn Katanga   Danger Of Civil W: SiH Threat

Tshombe. U.N. Group Sign Paet   Secession Dispute Still Unsettled In Strife-Torn Congo

Uneasy Cease-Fire In Katanga   But Danger Of Civil War Threatens Congo

Danger Of A Civil War In  Congo Lingers   Tshombe, U.N. Head Sign A Provisional Cease-Fire Freezing Positions Of Forces

Issue Still Unsettled  On Secession   New Threat Comes From Central Congo Government

ce Increase In  ‘COMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITY  8 WMheag (Dipant BEfant

Gyps Bank; FBI Asked To Search   Check Scheme Nets Schemer $1,800

Demonstrators Plans Fizzle   Servicemen, Police Heavily. Outnumber ‘Ban Bomb’ Group

Secretary Meets With President   Negotiations Pose Difficult Problem; Timing Uncertain

Groups Pledge Aid ‘Friendship’ Program Is Picking Up Steam   Santa Claus Here Friday

FREEZING RAIN, SLEET FALL  Hoosiers Can Expect New Wintry Assault

Government of Laos Boycotts Geneva Parley  But 14-Netion Talks   But 14-Nation Talks On Future of Natio: Open 4 Days Late

Geneva:  Peace. Talks Are Started By Big Four  Wect Fynected   West Expected To Seek Ban on» Arms Shipments

West Seeks Ban On Shipment Of Arms Into Laos      international Conference Opens Today: Neutral Laos Is Sought

Loyal Laos Unit Balks At Meetine   Refuses To Attend i Rebel Pathet Lao Is Included.

West to Ask Banon Arms  Aid to Laos  Agreement Reached TT. henid Crnaatinag   Agreement Reached To Avoid Creating Obstacles for Talk

West Favors Ban On Arms to Laos   International Conference Gets Underway at Geneva

WEST HOPES TO SIDESTEP OBSTACLES   Argument Stems From Approval Of Reds’ Presence

Laos boycotts conference   Refusal stems from recognition to Pathet Lao

U.S. Seeking Ban On All Arms To Laos   Effort Made To Solidify Shaky Truce There

Laos Government’ Boycotts Opening Of Geneva Meeting  Conference Assembles For Its First Session —

In Control Of Country   Geneva Conference pens re a  West May Seek To Ban Arms Shipments To Laos

LAOS BOYCOTTS GENEVA MEET   Government Objects To Rebel: Taking Part in Deliberations

West Wants Arms Bloek In Laos Area   Geneva Sessions Gei Started, Seek Independent State

OPEN PARLEY IN GENEVA TODAY   Attempt To Solidify Shak) Truce In Kingdom  ALLIES   Pian To Take Up Only International Aspects To Form Neutral Nation   RELI PnPTIw

Laos Gov't Boycotts Conference  Rival Factions, including Reds,    oe eo eee paren ens

International Parley On Laos  Opens Today   West Is Expected To Seck Ban On All Arma Shipments To Laos To Solidify Shaky Truce   Breaks Deadlock

Balance of Power Unchanged  Red Bombs Lighter, Cleaner, AEC Says

Report on Analysis of Arctic Explosions Claims We Still Maintain Power Leadership

U.S. Learns Russia Made ‘Advances’ During Their Recent Series Of Tests

f  ‘Deliberately caused” Newlyweds’ quarrel leads  to auto death of boy, 12

Reports On Astronaut  Soviet Maintains Tight Silence On Space Story

Moscow Remains Mum While Rumors Spread   Foreign Ministry Spokesman Refuses To Comment on Reports; Red Newsmen Appear to Expect.Announcement Soon

Rumors Widespread Soviets Keeping Tight Lip On Launching Man in Space

Moscow Mum On Space Man   Russ Officialdom Keeps Tight Lip Concerning Widespread Rumors

Rumors Widespread On Astronaut Test  Moscow Mum On Manned Flight

Minute Man  SAN DIEGO MAN FAILED TO REGISTER      Survival Leader  Has Crime Record Say Authorities

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ ‘Council of Churches Religious. Features)

Smooth Sailing Is Predicted For Montana House in 12 Remaining Days of Session

Several Plead Guilty To Burs'ar In District Court At Hallettsville

Briefs...  From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Problems Halting Start Of Laotian Conference

Diplomats Meet In Private in Geneva   Rusk Stands Firm In Rejecting Soviel Bid on Pathet Laos; Meets With Gromyko But Doesn’t Solve Problem

Laotians Seem To Be Working Problems Out   Saturday Highlight Came When Rusk, Gromyko Battled

U. $. Firm on Refusing Seat To Pathet Lao   Stand Not Shared At Eastern Meet

Kennedy In New York City ror Meetings  DPlan«c ta Return to   Plans to Return to Capital Tonight for Pre-Inauguration Festivities.

DEFENSE OBJECTION OVERRULED nO A  Eichmann Kidnapers Set  For Appearance at Trial

$12,500 for Antique Wall Paper   White House Stuck? Critic Undionified

Ambassador In Laos On Trip To U.S   Will Confer With  New Administration

Laos Civil War Conference Set  U. §. Ambassador to Gane lt With Kannods

Envoy Called Home for Tall On Laos War  Political Maneuvers Reported Under Way  In Moscow, London

Tshombe And Adoula Open Unity Talks   Hope to Resolve Issues Separating Katanga From the Conao

Tshombe, Adoula Launch  Conference On Katanga   ‘Rusk, Key Senators Confer On Congo

2 Opponents Meet to End Secession —  Tshombe, Adoula Attempt to Resolve Explosive Issues

Coolness Disappears Premier Of Congo  Talks To Tshombe   Jovial Greeting

Truce Talks In Katanga  Clash Star t   Leaders Friendly As Session Opens At Base In Kitona

Congo Crisis Negotiation Under Wa y  J yo. esos  7g   Leaders Meet In Effort To  Block Secession

Talks Open In Bid For  Congo Unity   Tshombe, Adoula Launch Parley On Katanga Secession

7 Sniper Action Persists In Elisabethville  Congo Talks Open With Warm Note

Congo Opponents Meet: Exchange Warm Greetinas   Tshombe, Adoula Seek To Resolve Katanga Issue

Ishombe and Adoula Meet as Old Friends  Negotiate Alone to End Secession _ of Rich Province

Ss os os  Congo Leaders Have Leg-Slapping Time But As They Joke the Fighting Goes On

Snow Flurries   Tshombe, Adoula Begin Talks with Friendly Gestures

ADOULA AND TSHOMBE IN CONFERENC!   Leaders Astonish U. N. Diplomats By Friendly Greeting; Adoula Demanding Katanga Rejoin Congo.

>[shombe, -Adoula Open Negotiations _ U.N. Has Fingers. Crossed: “Congo Foes Laughing It Ur

Political Enemies Confer   Tshombe, Adoula Warm Icy Air With Embraces

TSHOMBE IN CONFERENCE   Leaders Astonish U. N Diplomats By Friendly Greeting; Adoula De. manding Katanga Re. join Congo.

Tshombe, Adoula Open Conference With Embraces   Political Enemies Meeting in Hospital

Ice Is Breaking ....     Tshombe, Adoula Embrace,  Reminisce at Kitona Talks

Adoula, Tshombe Embrace, Confer  Political Enemies Confer on Conao

Christmas Mix Up   Friendly Atmosphere as Katanga Negotiations Start

Two Congo enemies sit down to talk   Tshombe, Adoula hope to resolve explosive issues

Friendliness Marks Talks By Ishombe-Adoula   Katanga Flares Up While Negotiators Laugh It Up

Friendly Air: As Rivals Talk About Kafanga  Diplomats Amazed As Tshombe a ind

Adoula-Tshombe In Long Awaited Peace Conference  - Greeting Is One For The Books: Diplomats

Tshombe In Session With Adoula   Open Talks In An Effort To End Secession

Tshombe and Adoula Begin Congo Parley   Warm Atmosphere As They Meet At UN Base

Against Electrical Industry  Judge Adds Fines in Anti-Trust Violations

Senate Group Urges Kennedy Revise Them  !  Stockholding Statute - Bars: Many Top. Ment From Servina U.S

Top Posts Bars Called Too Rigid   Interest-Conflict Law Study Urged By Senate Unit

HugeRocket Blown Up In Launch Flop   Chimp Into Orhit Plans Unchanged, Slated On Nov. 14

Kennedy, Nehru Continue Talks Today Two Disagree Over A-Test Ban Treaty

Nehru, Kennedy Discuss World Problems;  India Acke Voluntary Nuclear Moratorium

Nehru, JFK Split On How To Ban Tests   India Leader Urges New Moratorium, U.S. Wants Controls

‘Goon’ Squad Charge Made On Walkout   District Work Projects Idled Since July 5

‘lub Member: Appeal To JFK For Assistance   Airline Tieup Delaying Hungry, Broke Vacationers

Good News...  Stranded Members Of Erin's Own Club Will Get Plane Home

Tired, Broke, Hungry Stranded Yanks In Ireland Appeal for Help from Kennedy

Numerosos Testigos C itados  En El Caso Del Padre Feit   Le Fue Revocada La Tihertad A Prneha

27th Annual Affair — Stamford Production Credit Association to Hold Meeting

School Aid Bill Senate Strategists Said ‘Ready ToAccept Amendment

Kennedy Federal School Aid Plan To Be Broadened By Senate Action

Hundreds Daily West Berlin Speeds Processing Of Refugees From East Germany

Refugees  Pour Into W. Berlin   Red Tape Cut to Get Hundreds Into Free Zone

is of he AIAN   Kennedy Aims Lareer Draft Call   Processing to he Done in Two Days Instead of Four   W. Ber! ‘lin C uts Refus ugee Tape As Near-Record Flow Comes

Refugees Pour Into  West Berlin   Authorities Cut Red Tape To Speed Processing Program

thousands Affected West Berlin Authorities Help E. German Refugees

U.S. Reorganizes Troop Command  West Berlin Cuts Red Tape To Admit Flood Of Refuacees

Authorities Speed up Processing of Refuaees Flowing Into West Berlin

f Hearings  i Week ds Friday   st Berlin Officials Cut d Tape For Refugees

‘Re-Start’ In Congo  Asked  Afrieans End ‘Summit on   Afrieans End ‘Summit’ on Unity Theme

“Re-Start’ In Congo Asked  Africias End   Africans End ‘Summit’ on . Unitv ‘Theme

Day-Long Fall Blocks All Roads   Three Missing Persons Located “In Good Shane”

Wyoming, Colorado Have Big  Snowstorm  bo a wh ef.   Huge Drifts Block Roads, Then Sunshine Floods Area

Snowstorm Cripples Two. Western State:   Highways Blocked, ‘Cars Stalled As

Easter Joy Clouded by World Fear   Prayers for Peace Voiced Around Globe Against Background Of World Tension

Christians Celebrate Faster   Somber World Events Mar Joy of Holiday

Christians Honor Risen Lord   Moscow Has 2-Inch Snowfall For Easter

Christians Commemorate Resurrection Of Christ Amidst International Tension

WORLD'S WAR TENSION MARS EASTER JOYS   Church Leaders Warn Violence And Greed Lead To Disaster      HOLY LAND GROUPS VIEW SACRED RITUAL

Miss Future Teacher   FIVE RED AGENTS British Spy Trial Enlists Top Talent

Spy Group Will Go On Trial Today  Ss 2 x * * > & 2 - = rue yy oe fee ee Pe Sie ee ae eee FG 2 MS oi  * 2 MPs 26 See .  ae Dees

U.S., French, British Notes Go to Russians  Contents Not Disclosed; Reply To ‘K’ Memorandum

Allies Hand Berlin Notes To Russians  Embassies Refuse   Embassies Refuse  To Reveal Contents

Kennedy Reply On Berlin Issue Sent to Soviet   Details Not Given, But Firm Stands Expected by West

Allied Notes on Berlin Given fo Russians Today   Republicans to Back Firm Stand—Bridaes

Deliver reply to Russians   U.S., British and French notes take firm stands

: Allied Notes Over Berlin Flood Soviets  US “Rete aad   USS., Britain and France Reply on . CGeewan Droblens

West Answers Nik’s Berlin Note   Report Rusk Considers Allied Huddle on Berlin

Allies Hand Berlin Notes To Russians   U. S., Britain and France Set Forth Views, All  Ramain Firm on Rerlin

Disclosure of Contents by U. S. Set Tuesday; Britain France Also Issue Stands

DETAILS DUE ON TUESDAY   Three Notes Are Not Identical But Lines Same

U.S. Hands Reds Reply On Berlin   British, French Also Deliver Notes On Issue

Great Briiain, France Also Send Replies   Big Three Remain Firm On Staying In Old Capital City

Kennedy's Reply Goes to Nikita   The Republican Stand By JACK REIT

U. §. Hands Soviets Note on Berlin; France, England Also Send Message

British, French Also Hand Notes To Soviet Union:   Stand 1s Reported to Be Firm; Contents Revealed Tomorrow

Allies Answer Kremlin's Note  U. S., France and Britmin Datuca tm

U.S. STAND DETAILS DUE ON TUESDAY   Three Notes Are Not Identical But Lines Same

United States? .  Contents of Communication on Sle . Unknown; British, French Follow Suit 

GOP To Support Berlin Stand Lis een  U.S. Note Sent Nikita: British, French Reply

NOTE KEPT SECRET  U.S. Hands Soviet Union  Reply On German Problem

Allies’ Notes Kept Secret  Contents, Believed Tough, To Be Revealed Tuesday

West Gives Answers To Khrushchev   U.S., Allies Hold Firm On Western Rights In Germany

Russians Given Big Three Note   Replies Given Khrushchev by U.S. France and Britain on Germany

REPORT NOTE SHOWS FIRM U.§. STAND   Communications Also Sent By French, British  PRESIDENT'S   Message Answers Memorandum By Soviet Chief Qn Separate Treaty

British And French Also Send Notes   Allies Firm On Rights In German City

Reds Ask Friendship   but even invited friendship with the people of West Germany.

Soviet Appeals For Friendship Prior fo Meet   Party Congress Opens Tuesday

Reds Publish Appeal For Friendship   Peace Slogan Precede: Meeting of Commu. nist Congress In Moscow.

Soviets Ask I riendship  With Allies   Appeal In Hours Of Opening Big Red Party Meet

Russia in Anpeal for Friendshit   Request Seen in One Of Advance Slogans For Red Congress.

President Angounces McKone and Olmstead Freed; Shot Down by Soviets 6 Months Ago

Two American RB47 Fliers Released by Soviet Union   SEE PICTURE, RELATED STORY ON PAGES 2-A, 8-'!

Ecuador Tops Stevenson Trip In S. America   U. N. Ambassador Heads For Colombia After Scoring Successes In Ecuador Capital

Heads for Bogota  Stevenson Cheered By Enthusiasm of Ecuador Welcome

Artists Get Invitations For Jan. 20   Kennedy Sends 155 Wires to Top Cultural Talent

Expert Says A-Attack Would Level Industry Centers; Mass Shift Urged

Washington ‘Cheers Ist Astronaut   Distinguished Service Medal Presented Him By President Kennedy

Receives Medal From Kennedy  Wife Greets Him   Wife Greets Him With Kiss, Honored By Nation's Disnitaries

Receives Top Honor After  Island Return  Things Happen Fast For Alan

Shepard, Space Mates Are Honored in Nation’s Capital   Astronaut Is Treated to Kiss, Medal and Parade

U.S. Pioneet Space Flier Gets Medal   Kennedy Praises Hero For Feat At Capital Ceremony

Shephard Arrives in Washington; Gets Kiss From Wife, Medal From Kennedy

Navy Officer Given NASA's Highest Award   President Hosts Shepard At White House   Stands At Attention

Wife Handles Kisses, D.S.M. By Kennedy   Washington Crowd Roars Acclaim Of Newest U.S. Hero

Astronaut Says  He Was Pleased. To Be Able To." Come Back'To. Tell Of Space Trim ©:

Kennedy Urges Gas Tax Cut Cancelled To Aid Road Plans   Federal Highway Program In ‘Peril’ Reports Show;  Urges Tax Hike on Trucks

Maritime Strike Could Begin Costing $3 Million a Day, Deadlock Continues

FOLDBERG HONORED BY OPERA BUFFS  Met Off With Bang—tItalian Western

Opera Colored By ‘Westerw’ And Goldberg  Secretary Hailed For Mediation, Brings Kennedy Message

tt Almost Didn‘t Happen  ‘Met Has Exciting Opening Night With Goldberg in Starring Role

Headed Propaganda Broadcasts eS A RR AR  Axis Sally, 60, Freed After 12-Years In Prison

State Tax Overhaul Is Advised   Reforms Are Advocated By 2 Legislators

Tax Retorms Badly Needed, C. OF C. Told   2 Indiana Legislative Leaders Point Out Heavy Burden Now Being Carried By Property Owners.

Passenger Cars Bound For Chicago   Fear 7 Dead, 6 Hurt In Explosion

New Chief Of Regime Takes Sten   Addresses Message te  _ President of Group  Regarding Move.  '

Castro Urges Brazil Revolt   Television Talk Hits at Military  “DP anrcthaninic’

Cites Own Revolution  Castro Urges Brazilians On To Popular Uprising

Styled Like His Revolution Castro Urges Brazilians To Launch Guerrilla War   On Goulart’s Presidency Bid Brazil Congress, Arms  Chiefs Locked In Fight

Castro Tell: Brazilians to Revolt   ‘Profit From Our Experience’ Cuban Says in TV Speech

WouldBlock Militarists From Ruling  Profit From Ex  Profit From Experience Of Cuba, He Says

Broadcasts Plea Against ‘Illegal Fascist Regime’   Calls for an Uprising Patterned After His Own Revolution

"Revolt? Castro Urges Brazilians   ca Congress, Military At Odds In Brazil

Castro Urges Cuban-Style  Revolution ‘Profit From Our Experience,’ He Says in TV Talk

Brazil Uprising Urged by Castro  Told to Profit by  Cuha‘e Fynerieance -

q  Armed Infervention by U.S. Hinted  CASTRO SEEKS TO WHIP UP (ARMED UPRISING IN BRAZIL

Cites Cuba ‘As Example  OF Success   Presidential Heir Apparent Bides tis ‘Time

CASTRO URGES CUBAN REVOLT BY BRAZILIANS   Communist Dictator Favors Goulart

Castro Urges Brazilian Revolt  Guerrilla Warfare Preaicod Ru Cuhan

Castro Uraes Brazilian Revolf   Guerrilla Warfare Praised by Cuban

DEPARTURE FROM EMPIRE STIRS ANGER  Returning Chief   Returning Chief Assailed   -PIGHT TERROR

Saboteurs Seized By Syrian Regime  Official Charges That They Were Hired by Fereian Parties

Saboteurs Hired Abroad Seized,  Syrians Claim  Damascus Radio _ Hints They Were  On Egypt’s Payroll

Syrian Claims Sabotfeurs Are Being Arrested   Hints Nasser vs Villain in Effort

Hired By Nasser’ Hinted -Syria Reports Arrest Of Foreign Saboteurs

Syria Rounds Up Sabofeurs   Infiltrators Hinted in Egypt’s Pay Roll

Sahoteurs Held By Syrian Army   Minister Says Nasser Backed Infiltration

Radio Damascus Hints Those Arrested Were Sent In as Infiltrators by Nasser

Syria Rounds Up ‘Hired Saboteurs  Minister Blames Nasser for Plot

Nasser Accused Of Trying To Weaken Syrian Army   Ry DAVID LANCASHIRE

Saboteurs Hired Abroad.  Seized By Syrian: Army      Coin Machines Hit At Four Locations

Hint Nasser Involved Syria Announces Roundup Of Hired Saboteurs Completed

Revolutionary Army  Syrians Begin Roundup Of Suspected Saboteurs

Hints Nasser’s Doings Syria Claims Saboteurs From Abroad Rounded Up

Saboteurs Rounded Ur By Syria   Government Strongly Hints They Were On The Egyptian Payroll

MEETS WITH TOP AIDS   Explosions Not Yet Regarded As Appeal Answer

Cold Wave Eases,  Thaw Is Forecast  More Light Snow Likely by Midweek

Me ert here April Ve     Council Selling Stage for State Government Revamp

Meet Here April 17 Council Setting Stage for State Government Revamp

Aid Conflict Threat to Adjourning  Migrant Labor -Another Peril.

Pact Would Let F. Germans Contr ‘ol Access To W. Berlin; U. S. Force Issue Is Clear

IMPLICATION OF FORCE USED AT VIENNA  Neither ‘K’ Yields on Berlin

Both Ir Implied They’ ll Use Force Te Back Their Stands     Two K's Reached Impasse In Discussion On Berlin   Other Agreements ‘Impossible’ If Reds Refus  JK Asks ‘Realistic’  Cease-Fire In Laos

East Germany May Blockade Access To City   Kennedy, Khrush Exchange Unyieldine Stands At Vienna

To Force West Out Of Berlin  Reds Ready To Take  ‘Considerable Risks’

‘Peace Corps’ Plan Details Made Public   Proposed Program Not “Alternative” To Military Draft

Appropriations and Reapportionment . ‘ee Congressmen May Hold Key in Pa. Impasse on Bills   House OKs Dollar Base Pay for State Workers

Laos Neutralis Leader to Seek Non-RedRegime   Souvanna Saves He Favors Coalition Which Will Include Pro-West Forces.   Still Claims Title

It Could Affect  2 Generations   One Gross Of Michigander Will Be Elected For  Autumn Conclave

LAKE TEMP. 69 DEGREES  Lk sgseNnerT rire   Con Con Elections Next Important Step

Pear Beties of 15 Milled in Bus Wreck Mey Stay is Baitem of Lake Lucerne

BOB KENNEDY VOLUNTEERS  U.S, Attorney General Serves as. Alfar Boy

Nacy Eulogized As Dedicated Man  aperices:Held. Today For: Political: Fiqure.

$30,000 Fine Also Ordered by U.S. Judge   Dapper Gambler * Convicted by Jury on Eight Counts

Fatalities on Highways Top Safety Council’s Estimate for 78 Hours

Homeward Rush Hikes Grim Total   Texas Fatalities Rank Second To California

Road Deaths Mount Fast; 600 Feared   Snow-Packed, Icy Highways Add to Danger of Travel; Fires Add Victims  tata, Nearoc aT

Five Persons Die As Fire Destr oys House In North Carolina Mountains; One Hurt   Christmas Holiday Road Toll Reaches 524.

693 VIOLENT DEATHS IN U, S.   524 Traffie Victims Highest Total In Last Six Years

Many home; fatherless, motherless   Latest count shows 521 killed on nation’s roads

Toll Hits 224 As Weather Causes Mishap:   By The Associated Press (1 A.M. EST)

Road Slaughter Boosts Fatality Figure to 689   Christmas Highway Situation Worst in 6-Year Period

Exceed Estimate Of 500 Holiday Traffic Deaths   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Deaths Exceed Estimate   Safety Council Increases Toll  To 550 Killed

689 Are Killed Over Holiday   Traffic Accounts for 521; 83 Perish in Yuletide Fires

Surges Past _ Estimate Of   Casts Grim Footnote To The Traditional Joy Of Christmas

Death Toll Over Estimate Of Council   Accidents Cast Grim Footnote To Traditional Joy

Fires Take §3 Lives, Other Mishaps Kill 83   First Year Since 1955 More Than 500 Road Victims

Traffic Toll In Nation  Passes 500   Fires Claim 82; Total Fatalities For Holiday 678

Traffic Toll Most Tragic In 6 Years  524 Are Killed On   524 Are Killed On Roads During 3-Day Christmas Period

Traffic Toll Most Tragic In 6 Years   524 Are Killed On Roads During 3-Day Christmas Period

Holiday Traffic Deaths Go Above Early Estimates  506 Dead in Traffic; Fires Claim 82 Lives

Holiday Toll Goes Over 500   Rate of Road Fatals Ahead Of Record Pace   Road Conditions On Page Eight

Holiday Marred By Traffic Toll   More Than 500 Killed On  Natiows Highways   By THE A     CIATED press

Road Death Total Above NSC Fieure   Fires Also Take §2 Lives, Joyous Yuletide Marred

3-Day Total Goes Higher Than Forecast   Stormy Weather Played Major Role In Auto Crashes   Happy Holidays?

Yuletide Wrecks Kill 52.4   Deaths Soar To a Record For Six Years   Christmas holiday tratfice deaths soared past the 500 estimate of the National Safety Council to a six-year record Manday nichr.

Six-Year High In Road Dead For Christmas  Score Hits 521, Council Reports raffic

Highway tol mars holidays   Running ahead of last season across nation

Road Deaths Rapidly Near 900 Estimated  Travel Increase At _ Holiday End, Tey Highways Factors

HOLIDAYS SPOILED FOR HUNDREDS   Fires Take High Toll During Long Festive Period

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL PUSHING PAST 500 MARK   Adding Grim Note To Yule Cheer

Holiday Deaths Pass 689 Mark In 3-Day Period   Figure Exceeds Estimate Of National Safety Council

Auto Deaths Edge Nearer Feared 550   Climb Again as Car Drivers Hit Highways On Return Trips From Outings on Christmas   BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  wyit3... yeh

Final Toll Expected To Exceed 300.   166 Lose Lives : In Fires, Mishaps —

wets Six Year Record a Holiday Traffic Takes Surge Above Estimate

Traffic Fatalities Surpass Estimate Made By Council   First Year Since 55 That More Than 500 Die On Roadways

FATALITY TOLL INCLUDES 912 IN TRAFFIC   Figure Exceeds Estimate Of Nat'l Safety Council   wie VUUTIUE  FIRES CLAIM   82 Victims With 84 Losing Lives In Various Other Types Of Mishans

Traffic Deaths Hit 506  Toll Tops 60 Figure By THE ASSOCIATED PRI Traffic Fires   Toll Tops 60 Figure

Fires Boost Fatalities  512 Traffic DeathsAdd Sad Yuletide Footnote   HOLIDAY TOLL.

HIGHWAYS CLAIM 521  Holiday Road Death: Ahead of Estimate   The Death Toll

Tratfie Toll Approaches  200 Figure   Deaths Expected To Go Higher Than Estimated

Toll Passes Predicted 500: Mark  Many Others Pato oust oat!   Many Others Die Victims Of Fires

Over 500 Meet Death On Roads   Death Count Close To 700 In Gloomy Footnote To Christmas

Yule Brings Tragedy ForHundreds   Death Toll Mounts Steadily, Road Accidents Multiply   Associated Press

Steadily Rising Traffic Deaths Darken Holiday   Toll Running Ahead Of Any Previous Christmas in History

Road Deaths Climbing At Record Rate   Holiday Start In U.S. Marked By Highway Mishaps

$2 Million Fire Sweeps Plant at Eau Claire  Elamne Practeny   Flames Destroy Finished Parts; No One Injured

Wants Assurance On Latin America   Places Hernispheric Solidarity First In Order of Urgency; Says Canada-U.S. Partners In All North American Affairs

No Canadian Okay In More Lafin Aid  Outright Assurance Sought by Kennedy

New Site Backed By Users   Call Facility ‘Tn. City Fit For Old-Time Days

Riders Single Out Jackson As New Target  _ 27 Convicted Of Law Break

‘Laotian Delegates Take Swiss Holiday ‘While Big Powers Discuss Their Fate

Lawrence Declares Execution Embargo  Announces He Will Grant Stay Until Assembly

] Pct. Boost in Individual Levies Sought   Plan for Collection Would Be Delayed for One Year

_aerue Receives Plan to Revise Tax Set-up  Governor Urges a Withholding System

K. Unveils New Red Program; Say: Victory For Socialism Inevitable

‘Socialism to dominate the world’   Capitalism has passed its prime says Khrushchev

Red Triumph  ‘Inevitable’  Khrushchev Sees Communist  Control of the World By 1980

Nikita Outlines Program To Make ‘Communism World-Supreme By 1980

Socialism Will Triumph, Nikita  Downfall of Imperialism Inevitable   Downfall of Imperialism Inevitable, Khrushchev Tells Party Congress

Socialism Will Triumph, Nikit Tells Congress   Soviet Premier Outlines Future of Communism

Weeding-Out Plan   Sees Downfall Of Imperialism  Mr. K Tells Red Congress  Communism Will Reign

Addresses 2nd Party Congress Session  Khrushchev Cites Socialist Triumph

Boasts That Socialism To Be Victorious   Soviet Leader Discusses Massive New 20-Year Party Program

Soviet Premier Tells Red Congress New Party Program Should Triumph Over U. S. Capitalistic System By ‘80   Claims Experience Of Many Countries Had Confirmed Socialist System Inevitably Replaces Canitalist Svctem

Red Shouts “Downfall Of Imperialism And The Triumph Of Socialism’

Khrush Says Triumph of Socialism, Imnerialism Downtall Are Inevitable

‘FOR PARTY DISCUSSED   Kremlin Claims Communism To  Prevail By 1980

New Program Discussed By. Soviet Leader   Party Congress Told Capitalism Has Lost Hold on World’s Peoples

Capitalism Fading, Communists Told  Soviet Party Plan Outlined by Nikita

COLOSSAL TRANSFORMATIONS’  ooo A RT  K Predicts ‘Imperialist’ Fall, Socialist Triumph

Nikita Says Socialism To Trivmeh   Sovict Congress Hears Switch Is ‘Inevitable’

Capitalism  Is Doomed,  He Says Claims Red System  Always Replaces ‘Imperialists’

Says Communism Will Be Supreme And Irresistible To Entire World By 1980

Outlines Goals for Soviet Utopia—  Khrushchev Forecasts Triumoh of Socialism

Red Victory Is Certain, Nikita Assures Party   New Program of Kremlin Outlined

Downfall of Imperialism, Triumph of Socialism Are Inevitable, Nikita Says

Telis Party Congress  Khrushchev Says Downfall ~— Of Imperialism Inevitable

thw Vs AOM 104A VOU P.U. Bux AOGG line, Joxea ‘Curr. )  icts Triumph For Socialism      re

Discusses Massive New Program To Make Socialism Triumphant, Details Pie-in-the-Sky Plan

Soviet Premier Sees Triumph of World Socialism  Massive New Party   Massive New Party ‘Proaram Discussed

micnoriie seavice a sates Co. P.O. DOX 8066 4986 COLE AVE. pact ad. TERAD ater.   Imperialism Has Lost Ground, Red Boss Tells Parley

Downfall Of Imperialism, Triumph Of Socialism On World Scale Inevitable, States Khrushchev

Imperialism Given Blast At Coneress   Soviet Boss Says Socialism To Win Control Of World

Court Rules Branch Bank Bill Invalid  Carlino Expects Remedial Actio  By  anxiclatura   Relaied Story on Page 3

Balaguer Set To Quit Soon  In Dominican   Governing Council To Be Created Before He Gives Up His Pos

AFTER SANCTIONS REMOVED Dominican President V ows To Create New Government

Eight Die In Fire   Seven Children, 33-Year-Old  Uncle Perish In Home Blaze

Warren Scolds F. Frankfurter  Reprimand Is Given For Ad Lib Remarks

South Korea Ruler Ousts Rivals And. Strengthens Grip  Accuses Ex-Premier — And 44 Others Of An Accaccinatian Plat

PURGE IN KOREA AIDS NEW CHIEF   Assassination Plot Linked To Ousted Premier In Cleanup

Rivals Are Purged By Korean Leader   d Soviets Stage Spectacular T Exhibition Of Air Power

Chang And 44 Others Being Held  Cc OnAArR ie ad Pres   General Claims Enemies Plannec Assassination

Military Purge Strengthens Pak’s Position   S. Korean Leader Accuses Ex-Premier Of Murder Plot

Arrests Seen Giving Pak  More Power   Accused Men May Face Death Penalty

Junta Purge Strengthens Pak’s Regime  ‘Housecleaning of   ‘Housecleaning of Rival Officers Is Apparent Success

NewKorean Head Gains  In Power   Pak Climaxes Big Purge Of Officers Who Led Revolt

pak Boosts Strength In South Korea   General Has Chang Arrested For Plot To Assassinate Hin

Rivals Ousted By Pak   Wholesale Housecleaning Strengthens Position Of Military Head

Ousted Korean Premier Charged In Plot to Assassinate Current Leader’   Pak Tightens Control Over South Korea With Purge of Rivals; Chang Faces Death Penaltv On Treason Count

ROK Continues Housecleaning  Ousted Premier, 44 Others Accused of  Assassination Plot

Former Leader of Korea Faces Treason Charge  Pak Housecleans, Claime Attamnte

South Korea Purge Gives Pak Control   Chang Accused OF Plotting To Kilt ROK Junta Leader

Pu rge Boosts Strength Of Coup Planner   Gen. Pak Accuses Ex-Premier Of Plotting His Death

Hurricane Ruins or Badly Damages Most of Belize  Honduras Storm Kills Many

Roaring Winds Of 200 m.p.h. Wreck Belize  Tidal Wave Hits City Also; Relief  qc Fr.  # wy... fT. Ff

HURRICANE KILLS AT LEAST 38 AND CAUSES HEAVY DAMAGE IN CENTRAL AMERICA, PILOT REPORTS

Berlize Hardest Hit:  Hurricane Hattie Leaves Path Of Desolation

\ Signature for Progress   $20 Billion Pact Designed To End  Communist Threat

U.S. Snubs Any Ties With Cuba   Progress Program For Latins Signed At Uruguay Session

20 COUNTRIES SIGN CHARTER FOR PROGRESS   Dilion Rejects Coexistence With Castro  Government   GUEVARA REFUSES - TO SIGN DOCUMENT

U.S. Rejects Coexistence  With Castro  Dillon Says as Long As Cuba Is Controlles Py Rade le Witt Ales

US. Rejects Coexistence With Cuba   With Charter Signed, Dillon, In Parting, Blasts Fidel’s Reaqime

U.S. Won't Co-Exist  With Cuba, Dillon Says   Won't Benefit From Economic Pact as Long  As It’s Red

Cuba Won’t Benefit From Pact   As Long As Regime Is Under Control Of ‘Foreign’ Power

New Hemisphere Economic Pact  Shuts Out Castro   19 Latin Nations Approve Charter To Start Program

Search Abandoned For Tiny Monkey  Rough Seas Foul Recovery Operation

WHERE IT RAINED      Areas of Northeast Texas In Severe Storm Forecast

TV to Picture Space Flight   All Networks Plan Live Coverage Early Tuesday Morning

Social Security, Another Of JFK’s Maior Bills, Gets Senate Debate

Expansion S$.S. Benefits Key Kennedy Measure Four Major Bills Coming Up for Action This Week

Expected To Pass Hanaily .. .  Social Security Expansion Due for Senate Debate

Senate Ready to Debate Kennedy's Expanded Social Security Proposal

Social Security Bill Debated  Senate Expected   Senate Expected To Clear Measure

Senators To Debate SS Bill   House Discusses National Debt Limit Increase

“Social Security Expansion Bill Comes Up For Debate: Expected to Win Passane

Social Security Bill In Senate   Approval Expected After Speech Making

Gretchen the Storm Drain Surveyor  Attach Tape Measure ‘and Turn Her Loose

Record $89 Billion Spending Forecast   Budget Deficit of $6.9 Billion Also Predicted

Kennedy acts to counter K's decision   U.S. weapons ‘wholly adequate for defense

White House Blasts ‘Atom Blackmail’  Kennedy Savs U.S. Arsenal   Kennedy Says U.S. Arsenal Is ‘Wholly Adequate’

Kennedy Says Nuclear Weapons OFU.S. Adequate For Defense      President Confers With Congress Leaders Over Russian Decision

Assures US. Has Weapons for Defense   Top Conference Delays Decision on Nuclear Tests

White House condemns Russ for resuming nuclear tests   Soviet announcement sets. stage for massive armaments race   Nehru arrives at conference to say he's against nuclear tests

President Says U. §. Capability Fully Adequate   No Mention of Resuming Tests

JH K Gives Assurance Our Nuclear Weapons Capable To Defend U.S. Free World

Soviets Announce Plan To Resume ‘A’ Testing   President Claims U.S. Has Enough Nuclear Weapons for Own and Free World’s Use; Terror Tactics Charged

INSISTS U. S. CAN DEFEND FREE WORLD   No Announcement On American Plans Issued

White House Condemns Red Decision   ‘Atomic Blackmail’ Description Given In 2nd Statement

Kennedy Is Confident U.S. Weapons Adequate   Senators Urge Resumption  Of U.S. Tests

President Calls US Stockpile Of Nuclear Weapons Ample    What Does if Meau?     US Sees Grim Kremlin Policy

Top Leaders Weigh New US. Poliey   Must Decide What Interests Require, President Says

JFK Confident Of Defenses   Soviet Move Called ‘Atomic Blackmail’

Monster Bombs ToBeAddedTo Soviet Arsenal   Kennedy, Top Aides Confer On US. Teste!   Neutralists Shocked — By Russias Decision   ‘Sham, Hypocrisy’ Of Soviets Cited  13 Senators For Resuming Tests

Kennedy, Top Officials View Soviet Program   Fail to Issue Any Statement on Future Plans

Soviet Hit For Atom Blackmail’   Statement Mum About Any U.S. Plan for Resuming Tests.

Uncle Sam To Discuss Nuclear Test Plans   Non Communist Capitals Stunned By Russian Action

Kennedy Sets Ur Conferences on Nuclear Plans  Acts Quickly After  Maccnw Statement

But Says Nothing On Tests   Claims Number, Size of Nuclear Bombs Enough

Kennedy’s Term For Red Decision   Calls US Weapons Adequate For Defense of the Nation: No Decision On US Tests

White House Calls Plan ‘Blackmail’   U.S. Claims Weapons ‘Wholly Adequate’ To Defend Free World

U. S. Arsenal Claimed ‘Wholly Adequate’ for Defense of Free World

Top Advisors Called by JFK   Urgent Resumption of U. S. Testing — to Be Considered

Russian Move To Renew Nuclear Tests ‘Primarily Form Of Atomic Blackmail’

President Confers With National Leaders About-.U.S.. Action on. Test. Resumption.   Kennedy Describes Communist Act as ‘Threat to Entire World’

Kenhedy Refuses To Discuss Cuban Crisis   Combatting Communism, Shot At Moon, Hemisphere Consultation Main Topics

“Hung In Mid-Air”’ Russian Astronaut Describes Feeling As He Circled Earth

Red Astronaut Describes Flight As "Enthralling’   Corfider+ of Sumner

Suspended In Mid-Air During Orbit  Ctriuctura  Faatiura   Structural Features Of Earth Clearly Distinquishable

Trip To Moon Not Far Off,  Russian Says —   Russian space rier  alxs  View Of Horizon In Space Declared Unique

Sun Much Brighter Higher Up   Gagarin Tells About Experiences: Floatec  In His Cabin

Justices Rule on Law Point   Refuse to Stay Proceedings Of State Court

2 MEN HOLD UP BUFFALO BANK, SKIP WITH $87.00   City Police, FBI Press Search Today

—ibatabeieletaedaiatch I ak a a aii :   News At  PRESS TIME   British Ship Sinking Atier Crash In Foa

yy eicome Moisture Rain Hits Parched Eastern Montana; Flood Reported

Welcome Moisture  Rain Hits Parched Eastern Montana; Flood Reported      State, National Weather

Right of Self-Determination  Kennedy and Stevenson Confer on U.S. Policy — At Coming UN Session

Jobless Pay Bill Changes Are on The Scrapheap  Swainson Denounces babes: aco FIP

Major Theft Of Paintings Is Baffling  $2 Million Value   $2 Million Value Placed On Art Stolen In France

‘Milligan Criticizes Action  DiSalle Vetoes Measures On Unemployment Fund

JFK Proposal Placed Before World Council   7-Point Program For Development

Top E. German Wants Control Of All Traffic   Ulbricht Demands Given in Speech To Commie Rally

Flights Will Coudiouc Into  West Berlin   Spy Transporting Charges Rejected  By Kennedy, Rusk

Commies Fire Warning Shots Near Border   Incident Increases Tension In City; U.S, Unveils Its Artillery

East German Boss Demands Control Of All Berlin Routes   Pravda Says Gls In ‘Mouse Trap’

Intends to Take Over After Reds Sign Peace Pact   Communist Warning Shots Fired in New Wave of Incidents

Goal: Rule Land, Sea, Air Travet   Will Wait Until Peace Treaty Concluded, Ulbricht Says.   U.S. Howitzers.

Ulbricht Talks At Mass Rally Of Communists   Urges Negotiations On War Il Remains

East German boss demands route control   Ulbricht serves notice of intension after pact signing

All Land, Air Water Routes Are Included   Titov Going To East Berlin For Hero Welcome

Engineers Defy Order To Return  Thousands Left At Airports As Flights Canceled

Union Members Ignore Appeal : From Kennedy   Thousands Mill: ‘Aboot: Airports as Flights’ Are Conceled” Delave

US. Airline UnionShun: Return Plea   Engineers Of Six ~ “Major: Companies Continue Walkout

Walkout Isn't Authorized by Vote of Union   Mediation Board Ruling Protested

Presidential  Appeal Fails To Halt Strike   Flight Engineers Tie-Up Six Of Nation’s Airlines

Thousands Are Stranded By Strike Aqainst Airlines   Appeal By President  Fails To Halt Walkout

Presidential Cooling Off Appeal Fails   Flight Engineers’ Walkout In Hassle Over Hours Illegal

Snarls Both Domestic, Overseas Travel: Seek Injunctions Forbidding Walkout

KU Girl to Be American Royal Queen   Plane Wreck Found:  None of 34 Survive

British Plane With 34 Found   Airliner Headed For S. France, Wreckage Sighted In Mountains

Scene Is Pyrenees In France   Ground Parties Making Way Slowly; British Vacation Group.

Hunt Starts For Airship  In Pyrenees   British Ship Long Overdue On Flight ' To Southern France

British Airplane Crashes — 6,000 Feet Up i in Pyrenees  ream e u6Cm4 Sm So - Ss» ="™'~, Bt   Thirty-Four Persons Aboard Dakota; Condition of Passengers Unknown

Find Wreckage of British Airliner   Plane with 34 Persons Aboard Crashed in Pyrenees: No Survivors.

British Plane Wreck Found  Sighted in French Mountains; 34 Persons Aboard

British Plane Mishap Kills 34  Airliner Crashes In Pyrenees Area

PYRENEES ~34 KILLED   Wreckage Found, No Sign Of Life; 31 Passengers, 3 Crewmen On London - Southern France Flight.

PYRENEES MT. PEAK SCENE OF TRAGEDY   Wreckage Spotted: Report No Signs Of Life   CRAFT CARRYING   31 Passengers And Three Crewmen Was En Route To French City

34 Persons Are Reported On Airliner    Plane Missing On Flight To South France

Big British Ship Likely In France  31 On Airliner Passengers On  alidayv

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Red China's Chou Appears to Stress Splits With Nikita   Russ Rip 2 Former Leaders

Chou is cool toward Nikita  - Chinese stress   Chinese stress differences over theories

Chou En-lai Addresses Soviet Congress  China's Red Boss Blasts Imperialisn

Moscow:  Red China Sees Danger of War   Chou En-Lai Speaks to Soviet Party Congress

President-Elect Gets Broad New Social Security Proposal   Plan Has Guidelines For Aged, Public Aid, Medical Changes

Kennedy Receives  Big Welfare Plan   ‘Task Force’ Report Asks .Expansion in Jobless Aid, Social Security Benefits

Propose Expansior Of Social Security  Public Assistance, Job Benefits, Medical Education Included

Broad social welfare program proposed today   Report drawn Up at request of Kennedy

Task Force Sets Guides to Aid Aged   Suggests Health: Insurance Tied to Sacial Security

Kennedy Task Force Report  Group Proposes More Aged Care, Iobless Benefits

Welfare Guidelines  Are Set Un   Proposed Plan Would Expand  Many Programs

INCREASED FEDERAL AID SUGGESTED   Social Security, Unemployment Helo Proposed

BY TEXAS NEWSMEN  Poll Favors Abolishing Co. School Superintendent Office

Kennedys Given Rousing Cheers By Paris Crowd   U. S. And French Presidents Start Talks After Greetings At Airport

Kennedy and de Gaulle Draft Broad Lines of Topics They Will Discuss

Talks Held Privately In Paris Palace   Cheering Frenchmen Give U.S. President A Warm Welcome

President Meets With DeGaulle   JFK Receives Cheering, Red Carvet Welcome

De Gaulle, President Start Talks   Ecstatic Cries Of ‘Jes Jolie’ Greet Jackie

At City Hall  STATE WANTS SPEED LIMITS IN LE MARS  RBNHaeTEDN 10M. PP. H,

At City Hall  ‘STATE WANTS SPEED LIMITS IN LE MARS BOOSTED 10 M, P. H.

VOICES SAME HARD POLICY ON BERLIN   See Tenor Of Remarks As Warning To ) West  SOVIET CHIEF   Says Any Attempt To Alter Germany’s Borders Would Cause Nuclear War

NOTHING NEW SEEN IN TALK OF KHRUSHCHE\   Statement Seems To Extinguish Faint Hones Of Easina Tension

Russian Turns Heat On Berlin  British Feel Nikita Means Business

Lose Faint Hope Of Easing Tension   Khrushchev Repeats Old Threat To Sign Separate Treaty With East Germany; Appears To Mean Business Over Crisis

Khrushchev View On Berlin Held Tough, Menacing  Mastly Restatement Of Past Red Views

Nikita s New Declaration  On Berlin Viewed Tough   Newsmen, Photo ographe rs Gis ven n 300-Mile 300-Mile Tour  Castro Reveals Why Invasion Failed

Allies Ponder Tough Demand  On Berlin Case  Khrushchev Talk Cancels All Hope Of Eased Issue

‘TOUGH MENACING’ SPEECH Khrushchev’s Statement Restores World Tension

'-STILL, TOUGH AND MENACING—Red Boss Voices New  Declaration On Berlin

Red Premier's Stand Viewed As Menacing   Mr. K. Repeats Threat To Sign E. German Pact

Niki Says Little New In Address   Talk Viewed As Menacing, But Restatement

Tough, Menacing  Western Europe Finds Little New In Khrushchev's Speech

Dashes Faint Hopes for Easing of World Tension  Khrushchev's Talk Menacing, But Is New Only in Format

Russia Plans To Sign Peace Treaty WithEastGermany; Hint Thermonuclear War

INDEX   {TWO SECTIONS, 28 PAGES)   Tough Soviet Speech Seen Restatement.

Talk Fails To Ruffle Europeans   Nikita’s Talk Said Generally ‘Restatement’

Tough, Menacing, But...  Havent We Heard It Before? ‘Europeans Ask After K Speaks

Declaration By Russian Viewed Today as Tough   Principal Points, However, Are Just Repeat of Demands

Khrushchev Repeats Threat on Germany   Appears to End Faint Hopes for Easina Tension

Khrushehev Stand Seen ‘Old Stuff’   Declaration On Berlin Regarded As Restatement

Tough, Menacing   Nikita’s First TV Fireside Chat  Mostly Stirs Up Same Old Sparks

W. Europe Sees Nothing New In K’s Speech   Report on Vienna Taiks With Kennedy Viewed As Tough, Menacing

Air Strike End Urged By Kennedy   President Names 3-Man Board To. Study Walkout

Board Named To Look Into  Airlines Row   Kennedy Appeals for End to Strike Made Against Six Concerns

Sets Up Board Of Professors ToStudy Dispute As Losses Hit Million a Day

JFK Appeals For Enid To Nation’s Airlines Strike.   ‘Plea Is Made- Through . Sec. Of Labor Goldberg

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Kennedy Makes Effort To End Airline Strike

Three Biggest Lines Shut Down; Miami Judge Fines Flight Enqineers $200,000

Names Probe Panel, Asks Walkout End   Goldberg Discloses Lines’ Pledge Of No Disciplinary Action

3-Man Board Set-Up fo Look Into Dispute  Quarter Million Thrown Out OM Thar Inhe

Kennedy Asks Settlement Of Airline Strike  Commission Set Up To Probe Dispute Between Unionists

BUT SHE'S WORRIED  Liz Is Favored  To Snare Osea   OTHER NOMINEES

Awards Show To Be On ay Liz Taylor Rated Shoo-In  For Best Actress Oscar

Spring snowstorm staggers Midwest   Academy Awards  Liz Taylor rates as good bet for an Oscar

INAIVLES UN Nae NEWS  Big Money Pours on Liz Taylor To Take Oscar Race Toniaht

Awards -Tonig ards ‘Tonight  Liz Taylor Is’ Favorite Bet To Win Osee

President Moves to Boost Manpower by 217,000 Men To Meet Communist Threat

Mobilization Step Seen in Kennedy Call  Move to Meet World   Move to Meet World Communist Threat Is Outlined

Thousands Face Call to Services In Buildup Move   President Plans _ Boost in Draft, Reserve Order

Draft Calls Are Doubled, Tripled—  Reservist Call May Be First Step Toward Mobilization

First Call May Not Be The Las!   217,000 Boost In Manpower Is Planned Now

Mobilization May Be Next Step For U.S.   Worldwide Communist Threat Could Bring New Call To Colors

Call To Colors To Colors  Move Move May Be Step To Block Peace Threats

Draft Call In September 20,000 Men   Move to Boost Manpower May Be First Step Toward Mobilization

See Kennedy’s Call To Colors Only First Step In General Mobilization

Call for Men Only Start of Mobilization Will Not Hesitate  -to Seek Further ‘Help of Conaress

Albanian Red Afraid 10 Go To Pact falks   Clash With Khrush On China Brings On Fear For His Life

Albanian Leader Who Shunned Parley Feared For Life After Row With "K”

FBI Arrests Two In Bank Shortage  ~ Used Car Dealer And  Former Bank Employ: Cea As Tauenen Maucta

FBI Nabs 2 In Terre Haute Bank Shortage   Used Car Dealer, Former Assistant Cashier Arrested In Swindle Which May Exceed $500,000.

Predict From 4-6 Inch Fall   More Than Foot Of Snow Hits Some Areas In Michiaan

rt aoa  ARTERIAL STREET SYSTEM PLANNED  Traffic Solution Is Gouail

Committee Hearing Lasts Until 17 p.m.  Missouri Tax Withholding Plan Runs Into Business Opposition

Dalton’s Income Tax Withholding Plan Draws Fire   Opponents Say Method Is Too Costly for Employers; Alternatives Offered.

Pressure Up On Doubtful  House Solons President Sava   President Says Prestige Abroad, Outraome Related

Blasts U. S. Decision On N’ Testing   Expresses Views At Friendship Meeting For India’s Nehru

K’ READY FOR PARLEY ON CRISIS   Premier Claims Willingness to Meet Kennedy

Premier Denounces President's Decision to Resume Nuclear Testing, Says Mankind on ‘Brink Of Another Military Tragedy’

RAPS KENNED! ATOMIC TEST DECISION   Says Mankind On Brink 0 Military Tragedy   SOVIET PREMIER   Warns U.S. President Not To Use Parley To Stall Pact With E. Germany

Warns Kennedy ‘Mankind s on Brink of New Milifary Tragedy’   Denounces U.S, Decision to Resume Nuclear Testing, Demands Signing of German Peace Treaty to ‘Put Out the Fires of War’

Raps U.S. Resumption of A-Tests; Says World on Brink of Nuclear Tragedy

Khrushchev Tells Nehru He’s Ready To Meet President; Blames U. S. For Troubles:

Businesslike Conference Considered   U.S. Decision To Resume Nuclear Testing Denounced

Krush Is Ready For ‘Businesslike Talks’   France May Keep Base In Bizerte

Nikita Ready To Meet JFK On Problems   Denounces US Decision To Resume ‘A’ Testing

Nikita Ready For Parleys   _ Russ Premier Set for Discussing Uraent World Problems with JFK

Nikita Denounces  Kennedy   Raps Nuclear Decision, Ready For ‘Business’ Talks With JFK

Khrushchey Calls Again For Treaty  Ready for Talks   Ready for Talks With Kennedy,  Russian Declares

Raps Kennedy For Resuming Nuclear Tests   Leader Warns Of Destructive Power Of USSR

Claims Mankind On Brink Of War   Russian Denounces U.S. Nuclear Testing

BLASTS U.S. FOR ATOMIC TEST PLANS   Nehru Asks Big Powers ToRemove  Threats Of War

Khrush Ready For Talks With Kennedy   German Peace Treaty Labeled as ‘Must’ By Red Chieftain

On World Problet  see eeeeneenemenemmeecenne  Niki Ready To T alk With JFK

K Denounces U.S. A-Test Resumption   Asserts ‘Another Military Tragedy’ Perils Mankind

‘Businesslike Talke’  een are en:  Mr. K’s ‘Ready To Meet Kennedy

Khrushchev ready to talk with J.F.K.   ‘Most vital item is conclusion of German treaty’

Nikita Is Ready For Businesslike Talks With JFK  Pal 2  Wi  erman

Nik Ready for  Business Talk  - Peace Treaty Will Be Signed With

Mr. K. Says He’s Ready For ‘Businesslike Talks’  Russian Premier U.S. Decision To Resume Wocloor Toctina Fears Tranody’

Red Leader Says Hes Ready For ‘Businesslike Talks” With Kennedy On Big Issues

“K" Ready for “Businessike Talks With JFK on Urgent World Problems

Soviet Premier Denounces JFK for Nuclear Act   Mankind on Brink of War, He Says; Warns of Russia

Labor-Business Policy Unit Named   Includes Retirement Program Emergency Feed Grains Plan  Proposes Higher Supports

NUCLEAR WAR AND SURVIVAL—III Dangers Of Radioactivity Said Grossly Exaqaerated

WEATHER   Top Scientist Says Radiation Danger Much Exaggerated   By ALTON BLAKESLER Aeeociated Preece Science Write:

 WARNS AGAINST FANIC   Fallout Danger Is Exaggerated, Savs Teller

‘Unreasonable Fear Could Lead To Panic’  Radioactive Fallout Danger Exaggerated, Teller Says   By ALTON BLAKESLEE

Unreasonabie Fear Could Cause Panic  Fallout Danger Is Exaggerated

DANGER FROM FALLOUT EXAGGERATED  Radiation Misconceptions Exist--Teller

Scientists Split on Effects  Fallout Peril Exaggerated, Teller Avers

JS OCAY. TVWMPPrTRATI Rre   Radioactivity Danger Grossl) Exaggerated, Says Scientist

Radioactivity Danger Grossly Exaggerated, Top Scientist Says   Hurricane Repercussions Still Haunting Texas Folks

Radioactivity danger has been grossly exaggerated, eminent scientist argues

French Action in Bizerte Hit   Dag Claims Truce Violations by Forces

Meteorological Probe Effort Bound To Stir Concern Amon; Arab Nations

Israeli Test Ot Rocket  Successful  Weather Data Soauacht in Shot

Israel Joins Big League of Science, Fires Space Rocket for Weather Data

Israel Joins Space  Nations With Rocket  ‘Object. Weatlier —    Object Weather Data; Arabs Show Concern Over Shot

U. S. Consulting Allies on Plans For Any Contingency Involving German. City, But Sees Gains in Taking Initiative to Get Talks

Kennedy, Red Boss Willing To Negotiate   High Officials Say U.S. May Take Lead In Calling Meeting

Such Action Is Studied By Allies   Report Heard After JFK Warns K on Berlin

Citizens Joining Crooks  ‘Aged New York Cop Sees Respect For Law Fading

JETLINER CRASHES  Eight Stightly Injured in Ham boro Tatent® Michan

JETLINER CRASHES  Eight Slightly Injured in Ham burg Takeoff Mishap

Castro Limits Daily Airlift Flights to Two  Florida Governor   Florida Governor Seeks U.S. Aid In Resettling Refugee:

Castro Dampens U. S. Plans To Fly 20.000 Cubans Here In Three Week:

 MIAMI SWAMPED   Florida Asks U.S. Assistance  In Resetiling Cuban Refugees

Only 2 Daily Cuban Refugee Flights to Fla.  State Department Hoped to Transport 20.000 in 3 Weeks

£2. 3st WTERANS, EAR  beta Redideals Cantonal Raiders Are Due Saturday

100,000 Men Ordered Made ‘Draft-Ready   Selective Service Moves to Bolster Military: Strength

WORKERS GRIMLY SEARCH FOR FIRE VICTIMS   —COMMUNISTS RECEIVE WARNING—  SEATO Council Says Alliance Ready To Act

Allies Wilt Act If Peace Hforts Fail   Resolution Doesn't Directly Threaten Armed Intervention

Balaguer Removal  Demanded   Opposition Leaders, With Strike Threat, Seek Power Shift To Union

Spreading Walkout Menaces Balaguer ln Santo Domingo  Plan Of Opposition Leaders Would Make NCU Head President

General Strike  Spurs Upset Of Balaguer   Dominican Junta May Take Over In Republic

Balaguer Pressed By His Opposers.  Interim Government Demanded Giving em  raelirene

[Dominican Strike Seeks To Force  ‘President Balaguer Out Of Office

"Deserves Most Important Domestic Priority”... . P y     Kennedy Outlines His Program for Depressed Areas

Caroline Steals the Show   Kennedy Pledges Top Priority For Aid to Depressed Areas

Top Priority Is Promised For Program   Depressed Areas To Get Both Emergency, Long-Range Relief

JFK Pledges Strong Assist   DOUGLAS PRESENTS REPORT RECOMMENDING LOANS

Top Priority To Be Given Vast Progran   Emergency Steps, Long Range Plans To Get Attention

Crash Program Laid Down  Kennedy Pledges Priori ty For War Against Depression

Depressed Area Plan Is Outlined   Kennedy Pledges Top Priority For. Vast Program

Kennedy Backs Giant Program.Aimed At Wiping Out Depression Sections

Trailer Bill Senate Vote Is Postponed   Delay To Help, Supporters Of Plan Déelare

Bystander Wounded. Man Stabbea  Two Men Arrested In Shooting Fraca

\By stander Wounded, Man Stabbed } eee eteweneterenteetemennre scene a  lee ema i ne eta te  Two Men Arrested In Shooting Fracas

See CHINA, Page 2-4   ‘Student Hurl Rocks At Cars  Carrying Solons

Original Target Time Delayed Chimp Placed In Capsule To Await Ride Into Space

Horse Racing [ Bil ls Introduced in Missouri Senate   Conflict of Inferest, Lobbyist Registration Plans Also Offered

Race Bill Introducec In Senate   Sen. Jack Jones Sees $10 Million A Year Revenues

 ssigned To St. Pauls’ Civil Defense Gives Robeson Second Emergency Hospital -

° 200-Bed Unit Assiguad To St. Pauls Civil Defense Gives Robeson  Second Emergency Hospital

First Non-Government: Satellite Beeps “Hr” Signal   WAS CUT LOOSE BY DISCOVERER 36

“OSCAR” Radio Robut Is Orbiting Around World Beeping Hi ToManyHams

U. S. Orbits 10-Pound Radio Robot   OSCAR Launched Aboard Discoverer Satellite: Beeps ‘Hi?

10-Pound Robot Hitches Ride Aboard Satellite   OSCAR Begins Beeping ‘Hi’ To Some 300.000 Radio Hams Around World

New Satellite Sends Greeting To Radio Hams   10-Pound Robot Built Entirely by Private Citizens

New Satellite Talks to ‘Hams’  ‘OSCAR’ Beeps ‘Hi’ In Orbiting Earth

Mae A Se ee ee ee ek ee ae ee eee  And That’s Last  Of Hurricane

$/9V,UUU Dullding System to Process Tax Returns at New Computer Center Closer

Tax Return Service Is  Speeded Up Computer Center  To Detect Cheats Will Be Completed

TODAY'S INDEX   Automatic © neckup Revenue Service to Process All  Tax Refurns at Computer Center

Tax Agency Speeds Up Changes   IRS Shifts To Electronic Handling Of Tax Returns

WHAT'S INSIDE   New Computer Center  = ee ner  U.S. Will Speed Up Processing of Tax Returns

Electronic Brain Checks Tax Returns   Everybody Gets Identity Number For Income Tax Computer.

Automation on Way in Tax Checking  New Electronic Method to Check Income Tax Returns

Speedup in Programming to Process Income Tax Returns Electronically

IRS Announces Speedup In Plan To Process Tax Returns Automatically

PERMANENT PEACE CORPS APPROVED   Senate Foreign Relations Com mittee Supporting Pro gram

‘Peace Corps Cause  Nets $40 Million   Kennedy Request Wins Authorization From Foreian Relations Committee

Peace Corps Now Called r4 b Boondoggle Bill Denounced  During Session Of House Groun

Clerics Seek Reconciliation  Clashes On Public Issues Are Studied

Project Aimed at Halting Religious Bickering, Threat to American Unity

Church Accord Sought Over Public Issues   Clearer Concensus Among Denomination: Object of Program

Plane Crash In Argentine Fatal to 66   No Survivors Reported; Airliner Goes Down South of Buenos Aires

includes Man to Moon Start Vastly Expanded Space Bill Signed by JFK After Flight

Biggest Bill For Defense Becomes Law   $46 Billion Is Marked To Pay Way For Peace

JFK Siens Record Arms Bill   Totals $46.66 Billion; Space, CD Also Okavec

KENNEDY SIGNS TOP MILITARY APPROPRIATION   Record Defense Outlay Includes Preliminary  Moon Trip Money   $46 BILLION OKAYED TO PROTECT NATION

Huge Military Bill Is Signed   Broad Civil Defense _ Program Included in Mecsure

Two Arrested = In Thefts From Railway Express   LocalMenTo Face Charges In Federal Court

To Reds’ Push For Power     Has Khru ‘Broken’  Chinese Resistance?

hnecent KLvidence ts Uuited  Red China’s Resistance To Moscow Reins Beaten

Chinese Resistance Down Russia Takes Control In Push For Supremacy

 MOG Lining Resistance Uvercome  Moscow Reported in Control of Communist Policy

— RUSSIA’S POSITION STRENGTHENED —  China Ready To Play Ball’ With Soviets

(Recent Evidence Indicates Mao's Resistance Gone-- ‘Ils China ‘Playing Ball’ With Russia?

U.N. Jets in Attack On Katangan Hotel   Brussels Report Declares General Assault Launched

Attempt to flush out Katangans   U.S. planes pour fresh troops into Elisabethville

Flisabethville Hit By Swedish Jets  Katanga Claims U, N. Forces Have Bequn General Attack

U.S. Disagrees With Britain on Crisis in Congo  ” LDN. and Katanga

J.N. GENERAL ATTACK REPORTED Jets Blast Katangan Hotel Holding Troops

Bombs, Rocket From UN Jets Rock Lido Hote   US Globemasters Help Strenthen Combat Forces

U.N. Increases «Combat Force; Jets Hit Hotel   Katanga Leader Expresses Fear

Knockout Of Katanga Builds Up  USAF Planes Fly In Troops And Munitions

Boy, 3, Is Only Survivor of Family of Six  Parents. Sister and   Parents, Sister dnd Two Brothers Killed In Idaho Accident

SOVIET TRADE FAIR OPENS IN LONDON   Business Reported Brisk: Major Gagatin To Make Appearance Tresdax

Kennedy Suffers Defeat as $1.15 Proposal Is OK'd   GOP, Southern Democrats Team  To Defeat Bill

Motion Falls 13Short Of Four-Fifths   1 Or 2 More Days Needed In Session Called By Governo:

Six U. S. Refugees Describe Hardship, Terror in Remote Congo Bush Country

Four Remain In Kivu To Continue Missions; Belgium Priests Beaten

Six American Refugees Reach Safety In Congo; Tell Of Hardship And Terror

REY. TEST TS MADE:  ~ Chimp Put In Earth Orbit. Astronaut May Go This Year

Last Key Test Prior To U.S. Manned Orbif   Husky Chimpanzee Performs Tasks Satisfactorily

Enos Due To Land After Third Sweep   Blastoff, In-Flight Performance All According To Plan

Recovery Men Set To Pick Up Capsule   If Full Suecess Will Be Final Effort Before Manned Flight

Meter Receipts  Total $1813   August Figure High For Year—Revenue Is  Still Below °60 Mark

Meter Receipts Up For October  $1.814 Revenue High For Year, Surpasses Last Year, September   Parking Fines

In Dust-Hunting Orbit U.S. ‘Beer Can’ Satellite May Assist Astronauts

U.$. Puts Sth Satellite Aloft, in Perfect Feat  Explorer VIII Has 98-Minute Orbit, Used Solid Fuel

50th Satellite Shot into Orbit  Beer Can Device Circling Earth On Space Dust-Hunting Mission

May Help Assure Safety of Astronauts  U.S. Satellite Orbiting Earth On Space Dust-Hunting Mission

50th U.S. Messenger in Orbit ‘Beer Can Satellite’ Whirls  On Space Dust Hunt Mission

‘Beer Can’ Satellite Whirling   Solid Fuel Scout Successful With 50th Satellite

50th SINCE JANUARY  U.S. Launches Satellite To Check On Space Dust

Speeds Up Draft; To Increase Size Of Armed Forces   Seeks Authority To Extend Enlistments And Periods Of Active Duty; Hapes U.S. Economy Will Pay Bill Without New Taxes

Cabin Drops, Others Slam int Rocks   French Accident Strands 80 High Above Valley

French Jet Knocks Out Scenic Lift   Report 80 Sight-Seers Marooned as Cars Left Dangling.

Report Coad Eyes Bid in New 7th; May Shift Home to Carroll County

Ike Leaves Capitol For Private Life   Keystone State Puts On Show Al Inauguralion

-SNOW BLANKETS YELLOWSTONE PARK Two Gates Closed By Wintry Attack —

Heavy Snowfall In Yellowstone  East and North Gate: Of Park Are Closed

Atty. Gen. Tells Conference  Crime Legislation Curbing Gangsters

White House Town Meeting Series Opens   Atty. Gen. Kennedy Cites Campaign Against Crime

Gambling Hit By Legislation, Conferees Told   Activity Curtailed, Bob Kennedy Says

Grocer Unit Is Told Of New Project   Program Aims At Improving Fainily Diet

Armistice Talks On Laos Lagging  Three-Nation Laotian Truce Commission Due Today, May Spur Plans

Group Arrives In Vientiane Laos Truce Commission May Spur Negotiations

LAOS TRUCE BODY OPENS PEACE TALK   Commission Aims to Spur Negotiations

Negotiations Stalled  ~-D-Member Truce Group Reaches Laos Capital

Laotian Truce Commission In Vientiane .  Attempts to Speed   Attempts to Speed Up Negotiations by Warring Factions

21 On Truce Mission Fly. To Vientiane  “Commission Hope:  Fo Spur Lagging 

Laos Truce Unit Reaches Capital  Hope to Hurry Up   Hope to Hurry Up Peace Neaotiations

Negotiation Spur Goal Of Laos Group  Representatives Arrive; Hope Bar Erect Actian

HOPE OF TRUCE MOUNTS IN LAOS   Three-Nation Group Arrives in Vientiane

Laos Truce Team Hopes For Success   Opposing Factions Unable To Agree or Site for Conference

Members Arrive in Vietia  Laotian Truce ‘Commissior Seeks to Sour Peace Talks

Truce Team Arrives In Vientiane   Group Hopes To Spur Lagging Negotiations

_ - CONTACT REDS, GOV ERNMENT ~ Truce Group In Laos,  Hopes.To Spur Talks

Laotian Truce Team Arrives in Vientiane   3-Nation Group Is Anxious To Get Started

To Supervise Ceasefire  Truce Commission Due In Strife-Torn Laos

Peace Talks In Laos Hit By Snag   Truce Commission Arrives; Is Hoping To Sour Necotiations

Laos truce commission in Vientiance   Hopes to spur  lagging parley with both sides

Three Nation  Laos Truce .  Talks Resume Cease Fire Negotiations

stirring Giant ~ Youthful Regime Assumes Control Of Biggest Nation in South America

New President Of Brazil Faces Sez Of Trouble; Time Urgently Needec

River Route Engineering  Is Requested   St. Joseph Council Asks State ‘To Draw Plans

Want Bridge Included In Cost Check   Highway Planners Ask Commission Make Formal Bid

INDEX   Scoutmaster’s Suicide Believed Key To Kidnap-Slaying of Toronto Youth

Scoutmaster's Suicide Leaves Big Question In Roped Up Boy's Death

Canadian Police Silent On Progress  Of Hunt For Kidnaper Who Killed boy

Ropes Boy To Tree To  Die In Snow   Suspect Story OF Seoutmaster Whe Pnrrtciliosd Sacioitchen

hidnap Victim Found Police Say Scoutmaster  Involved In Boy’s Death

Suspect in Crime Takes Own Life  Kidnaped Boy Tied To Tree. Left to Die

Go-Between Kills Self Police Silent on Progress of Kidnap ‘Hunt After Ontario Boy Dies in Snow

Boy Tied To Tree By Neck Left To Die By Abductor; Suspect Commits Suicide

Question Mark Hangs Over Suicide Police Hunt Kidnaper Of Boy Found Dead

Say Scoutmaster Left Little Boy . To Die In Snow  Kille Himeelf After Lad’e   Kills Himself After Lad’s Botnd Body Is Found

Biggest Question Mark  Cops Maintain Silence On Hunt For Kidnaper

In Kidnap Case  Big Question Over.   Big Question Over. Scoutmaster Suicide

Road Fund Bill Given Senate OK   Measure Would Give Cities 12 Per Cent

Will Give Cities 12%: Interstate Fund ‘Off Top’   Votes 41-8 In Sending New Split to House

U. S. Suggests Canada Join In Aid to Latins   Kennedy In Ottawa for Talks With Prime Minister, Parlia ment Address,

President, Diefenbaker Hold Confab   Hails Role Played By U.S. Embassy Personne!

JFK Suggests Canada Help Pay For Aid to Needy Latin American Nation:

CONFERS WITH PRIME MINISTER  JEK Seeks Latin Aid B rom Canadians

JFK Extended Warm Canadian Welcome  Asks Financial Help In Providing Aid For Needy Latin American Nations

Burmese Gives UN Job View  Says Secretary Should Take  Initiatives

NATION TO BE INDEPENDENT -DE GAULLE   De Gaulle Predicts Al. gerian Accord; He Will Regroup French Troops In Europe In 1962.

Frenc h Tc Leave Algeria   DeGaulle Says Army Will Pull Out ina Yeat

De Gaulle To Reeall. Troops 7   Pledges to Aid Independent State

Just Few Will Stay  In Algeria   He Foresees Closeness Between Algeria, France

French Army Will Leave Algeria in '62, Says DeGaulle   French President Says Agreement to Be Made; Army to Be Modernized.

French Army fo Withdraw From Algeria   DeGaulle Reveals Plans in Year-End Radio-TV Speech

De Gaulle Predicts Closer Algerian Ties   Plans to Regroup Greatest Part Of French Army On Continent; Army Tc Be Provided With Modern Weapons

Hit by Car At 16th St. Intersection   Harry Bonzelaar, 76, Succumbs at Hospital; First Fatality of Year

Local Man Struck Dowr By Auto   Harry Bonzelaar, 76, Succumbs at Hospital; First Fatality of Year

Favors Hospital  Circuit   World - Famed Faker Almost Slept Here

Gov. Rockefeller Calls for Policies To Help Nation’s Ailing Railroads

This Week in Business and Finance .  Hurricane and Strike Hutt Outlook

RASH OF FIRES HIT THROUGHOUT STATE   Firefighters Appear To Be Winning Battle In Towns, Resorts, Forests

4000 Men Fight Wild Forest Fires   Northern Blazes Sweep Through 135.000 Acres

— RELAXING’  ~ Couple Finds Nudist Camp - Ideal Spot for Vacation —

‘PRETTY? IS DEFINED a  Nude Cultist Bares  - Virtue-of Relaxation

Nudity Does Not Mean More Beauty   Sound Attitude Toward Body Gooc For Mental Health

Kennedy's to Take Off on Canada Trip Today   FOR JFK, JACKIE —  Children Make Happy Reunion

President, Wife Going to Canade On State Visit   Trip Has Earmarks Of Goodwill Visit

Accompanied By First Lady Kennedy Goes To Canade Today On Goodwill Trip

First Trip Outside US As President—  Kennedy Off Today On Canada Good Will Trip

President Flies Today To Ottawa   Kennedy's First State Visit Move to Patch Rifts Between Old  Neiahbors and Alfies

Kennedys Fly Today To Canada   Good Will Trip President's First  Since in Office

PRESIDENT OPENS TRIP TO CANADA   Goodwill Tour Kennedy's First Since Election

Kennedy Off To Canada On Good Will Mission   Russia’s Ambassador Visits Kennedy Today

KENNEDYS FLY BY JET TO CANAD   President On Goodwill Trip; Will Hold Talks With Prime Minister On Hemisphere Problems.

Kennedy Visits Canada   Prasident, Jackia To Spend 2 Days In Goodwill Tour

All Yanks Advised To Leave Cube    Switzerland Notifies Ameri cans Of Peril; Senate Probes Cuban Fiasco.

-WEAKENS ON VETO   ‘Russia Proposes Director System To Operate U.N.

DIRECTORATE PLAN TO OPERATE UN OFFERED  Russia Eases Demand tor Veto Power

PROPOSAL CIRCULATED  Russia Seen Weakening Its U.N. Veto Demands

Reds May Be Weakening on Veto Demand   Russia Circulates Proposal for Panel of Directors to Run Lnited Nations.

Weaker Veto Power Russ Now Propose U.N: . Be Run By Director Panel

Dominican Peace Still Endangerec   No Settlement Accord Reached, Balaguer Informs Press.

Balaguer Says No Agreement Has Been Reached to End Country's Political Crisis

‘Dominican Peace Hope  Again Dims   Balaguer Denies Settlement Near On Ruling Junta

Delegation Absent, So No Summit   Chou Aides Pull Out; Displeased by K’s Congress Acts.

One Captured After Woman's Refusal of Aid   Massive Manhunt Attracts Officers, Guard Members

One Still Remains At Large   Wounded Suspect Attempts to Grab Posseman’s Gun

GOP Protest Delays Probe On Price-Fixing   Republicans Say Issues Could be Prejudiced at Start

REPUBLICAN FILIBUSTER IS CRACKED   Passage Of Half - Cent Increase Caps Wild 17Hour Session; Troopers Called In By Powell.

Step Is Ordered After Swedish Soldiers Break Up Capture Of Airport

Swede Unit Halts Group At Airfield   Katanga President Says Action Could Be “Canse Of War”?

Welding School of YFs Is Stil (On Increase: Could Take Others   15 4-Hers, Including Two From Ennis. Go From EC to Round-Up

Ex-Sen. Tydings Succumbs at 70   Engaged in Bitter Political Feud With McCarthy

New Division of Commerce Bill Goes fo Dalton   Passed by Senate 22-6; Bills Begin To Move Rapidly

Keller Sharply Criticized for Firing Farber   Youth Commission Head Accused by Sen. Friedrich

INO EartAly rhysician Coulda Hea! mis Cancer-Wracked Body  Dr. Doole; y, Only Few Heartbeats From Death, Turned fo ‘Divine Doctor’ to Calm Heart. Soul   Confides Some of His Last Thoughts in Letter

Laos Factions Okay Talks on Coalition Rule   But Negotiators for Three Groups Fail to Agree on Site for Summit.

Laotian Factions Agree on Talks,  Split Over Where They Will Meet

Fail To Reach Accord On Site For Conference   Agreement Breaks Two-Day Deadlock In Talks

Laos Coalition Government To Be Discussed   Rebels, Royalists Will Hold Talks On Key Issues

?resident Warns Nation’s Inaction Is Worst Enemy  Chicago Democrats Hear Urgent Plea For Greater Effort

SENTENCE 1, 1 ACQUITTED IN RAPE CASE   Judge Gutknecht Metes Out 50 - Year  Term

SENTENCE 1, 1 ACQUITTED IN RAPE CASE  Judae Gutknecht Metes   Judge Gutknecht Metes Out 50 - Year  L. ene

Rusk Finds No ‘Give’ In Russ Stand   Gromyko Adamant Over Berlin Issue, Serretaryv Renoaric

Russians Toughen Cold War Stand; Rusk -Gromyko  Talks at Deadlock   Red Leader Presses United Nations Issue For Overall Veto Right

No Table Thumping Or Shouting, In Over Four Hour Discussion  Rusk Finds Reds Determined On Berlin

Both Sides Remain Firn Over Fate Of Berlin,  Other Explosive Issues

Rusk Finds Little ‘Give’ During Talks   Reds To Press Drive To Gain Veto Over All UN Actions

Rusk and Gromyko Stymied in Talks  Soviet Official to Press UN Demand Bose: Cs or  eA

Now One Familv   \CURB DEPENDENTS’ TRIPS   40.000 More GIs to Europe

U.S. Applies GI Family  Travel Ban 40,000 at Read} In Europe Call

Kennedy Beefs Up Germany   40,000 More Troops — Ordered to Europe; Dependents Stay Hom:

‘Travel For Dependents Is Cut Off   Orders a Major Build-Up to Meet The Berlin Crisis

United States sending 40,000 more overseas  Gui Aneoin * ™= TT TS 7 AAT ATA TVATraTarne my WA ATTTMmIRrerA   GOV'T-PAID TRAVEL OF DEPENDENTS TO BE CURBED

Major U.S. Move Part Of Buildup   To Help Bolster 250,000 American Soldiers There

Jroited: Earth 18 Times —  Nose Cone Recovered In Air-To-Air Snatch 

Crowds Hail Paraders in Snow, Cole   Ike, Kennedy Take Coffee Break

2RE-INAUGURAL HUDDLE JFK Has Coffee With Eisenhower   TRADITIONAL DRESS

Cordiality — Marks Adlai Quito Visit   -Ecuadoridn Troops Guard Against Reds; Urgent Need for Cast Presented Stevenson

Stays On Extra Day  Welcome By Ecuador Chief Warms Adlai’s Latin Tour

69 Pilgrims Unhurt in Air Crash  Shrine at Louriles we... gt ogy

See FIRST, Page 2   KU's Homecoming Queen  Will Be Picked From 2I

If You: Think the Cold War Has Shaken You Up..  Spare a Thanksgiving Thoug ht for Muscovites

 Michail Klotchko Prize-Winning Red Chemist ‘Seeks Asylum in Canada

Sorces In Moscow ‘Never Heard Of Him’ Ow Sever Heard Of Him’ Decorated Russian Chemist  Asks For Asylum In Canada

See GREAT, Page 3   Top Soviet Scientist Flees To Secret West Hideout

~ DEFECTOR TAKES ASYLUM — Soviet Chemist Goes Into Hiding In Canada

Soviet Scientist Hides in Canada  Chemist Asks Asylum, Slips Away From Party

Prize-Winning Red Scientist Flees To West  Takes Political  Belen fee Canario.   Takes Political Asylum In Canada; Mescow Silent

Canada Has Red Chemist In Hideout   Prize-Winning Soviet Sci. entist Slips Away From Official Party.

Remains In Secret Hideout Noted Russian Scientist ‘Takes Asylum In Canada

Top Russian Chemist Asks For Asylum   Remains In Secret Hideout Under Canada’s Protection

Motive Unknown °  Nofed Russ Scientist Takes Political Asylum in Canada

Soviet Scientist Remains In Canada Red Chemist Slips  Away From Visiting  .

Prize-Winning Russian Chemist Bolts Soviets   CONSIDERED IMPORTANT

CHENANGO COUNTY'S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER   Prize-Winning Soviet Chemist Flees; Asks Political Asylum in Canada

Canada Hides Red Scientist   Noted Chemist Deserts From Touring Party

Top Soviet Chemist Defects   Klotchko, Prize Winning Scientist, Takes Asylum  In Canada

Red Scientist Skips Touring Group, Takes Political Asylum In Canada

Prize Winning Scientist Takes Refuge i in Canada by Giving Party the Slip

Sorces In Moscow ‘Never Heard Of Him’ Decorated Russian Chemist  Asks For Asylum In Canada

Deserts Colleagues in Canada  Red Scientist Seeks Asylum In the West

Red Chemist Is Hiding Out   Soviet Scientist Taking Political Asylum In Canada

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS   Klotchko’s Motive Unclear—  Ton Soviet Chemist Takes Asvium in Canada

Profit Plan Gets Approval of AMC   Reach Halfway Mark — On Total UAW Pact

American Motor:  Accepts UAW s Contract Offer   Nation’s First Big Auto Manufacturer To Agree On Profit-Sharing Program As Proposed By Union In Bargaining

Auto Union AMC Okay  Profit Plan   Focus Turns  r ’ ” ryY lo Bie Three

President Settles on Next Legislative Plan   Berlin Crisis Reservists Due  ‘Out by June 30

Reservists To Go Back Home By June, 1962   Army To Begin Releases Soon

Navy, Air Force Figure on Full Year [= st =  Plan to Release Army Reservists hy Next June

‘Tshombe Snags Truce Talks, Demanding U.N. Withdraw From Katanga

From Katanga     Tshombe Demands Immediats Withdrawal Of U.N. Troops

Truce Talks Snagged Katanga President Demands Withdrawal of U.N. Troops

U.N. Troops Must Leave —  shombe  Demand Snarls  wr rrse 6d;   Demand Snarls Truce Talks In Katanga

He Demands Troops Go, Envoy Shift  New Proposals   New Proposals Forwarded to United Nations

Demand U.N.  out of Congo   Tshombe snags truce talks, idea previously nixed

Congo Peace Talks Snagged By Ishombe   Katanga Demands Withdrawal Of U.N. Troops From Province

Withdrawal Demanded Of U.N. Troops   Katanga President Snags Truce Talks To Quit Conference

Tshombe Want: UN Troops Out of Congo  Demand Stalls Truce Talks  at Ndola

Truce Talks Snagged By His Demand   Katanga Leader Lays Lily Wreath On Dag’s Coffin

Katanga Head Demands U. N. Troops Leave   Truce Talks Snagged By Tshombe's Stand— Tribute Poid Dag

Tshombe demands U. N. withdraw from Katanga   Rusk to be stern in showdown talks

‘Demands U.N. Troops Pull Out ‘Tshombe’s Move Snags Katanga ‘Truce Parley

Truee Talks Hit Snag On U.N. Troops   Tshombe Demand: Units Evacuate Katanga Province

Katanga President Snaqs Truce Talks   Reds Build Escape Route On Reorganization Of UN

Tshombe Demands Troop Withdrawal From His Provinee   Action Snags Truce Talks; Will Return To Flicahethville

Two Fatally Wounded In Belgium’s Three-Week-Old Strike ...  Also Traffic Fatalities   FLOATING MINES HAUNT JAP SHIPS

35 Ole Miss 0 Vanderbilt   Fast Moving Cloud Carries Ist Russian Fallout To U.S.

FIRST FALLOUT APPEARS Big Radioactive Cloud  Passes Over America

First Cloud Of Radioactive Dust Of Russia's Big Test CGresses U.S.

Texas A&M 23, Baylor 0. SMU 8, Texas Tech 7 Wyoming 13, Utah 6 Texas 34, Rice 7  Kansas 42, Oklahoma St. 8 Missouri 10, Nebraska 0   Fallout Crosses States

Inside You'll Also Find   Labor Group Asks Taxes To Halt ‘Ex port of J obs’

Meat, Eggs, Gravy T o Be Added  To Government’s Free Food   Administration May Take Hand In Settling Big Labor Disputes

More Variety Of Foods To Needy Group   Meat, Eggs And Other Items In Surplus Lavout

Meat, Eggs Added To Lis Of Free Food   Government Will Provide Tastier Variety To Needy

Tastic iriety on Free Food List  Basuier Variety er Nese  Needy to Get Meat Eggs

‘Meat, Eggs, Other Items Will Be Added To Free Food Given to U. S. Needy

Child, 4, and Her Mother Rejoin ‘After Being Separated 16 Months

Long Hunt For Kidnaped Tot Ends   Mother Reunited With Girl, Four. After 14 Months

 Following Long Search— Brenda, 4, Back With Mother After 16-Mos.

Missing Child Spots Mother   16-Month Search End: With Unusual Test

Child, Mother Reunited —  Daughter Found After Search of 16 Months

Missing Child Spots Mother  _ 16-Month Search End   16-Month Search Ends With Unusual Test

Four- Year-Old Blonde United With Young Mother After 16-Month Search {n 14 States

Missing for 16 Months ‘Young Mother Reunited  With Abducted Daughter

Lnireezine Kederal Wiehwav Cash kor State to Get Quick Attention

Newspaper Reports France Offers New Proposal To Algerians ...  Make Three Concessions   SIX DEAD DUE JAP DOCTOR STRIKE

EOI TOES. FON,  Leaders Call for Private Power at Yellowtail Dam

Legisiators rian  cere err  Leaders Call for Private Power at Yellowtail Dam

Elevators Snowed By Local Harvest   Humid Climate Greets Holiday

Diver Claims Secret Mixture of Gases Lets Him Descend to Record 1000 Feet or More

Young Swiss Diver Demonstrates  How He Can Descend to 1,000 Feet

But, With Some Economic ualifications— See Big Aluminum Mining Potentia In Western Pennsylvania District

Quizzed at-85-Minute News Conference . . .  Young People Are Interested In Politics. Governor Learns

SOME QUESTIONS UNANSWERED Supreme Court Overturns La. Convictions In Sit-In Cases

Supr eme Court Upsets ‘Convictions In Sit-In   However, Tribunal Leaves Unanswered _ Broad Constitutional Questions

Three More Bodies Found; Toll Is 21 Kenned y Desi gnates Charleston  As Federal Flood Relief Area

DUuIDOara Bil Cieared .  Radar Bill Scheduled For House Vote Today

Billboard Bill Cleared . . .  Radar Bill Scheduled For House Vote Today

House Members May Vote Today On Radar Bill   House Approves $3,000 Hike For Expenses

US To Test In Atmosphere Only If Really Necessary   President States Nation’s Policy.   Russia Rejects Moratorium Oi Bomb Tests

US Prepares Atmosphere ‘A’ Testing  Orderly Development:   Orderly Development: Not Political Weapon

U.S. May Test Several New A-Weapons   Atmospheric Tests Likely In Few Manthe

New U. S. Program After NSC Meeting  Evaluation of Soviet Tests Made U. S.  Action Necessary

Start blasts only if needed for security   Decision implies JFK unconvinced tests needed now

$0 Key U.S. Aides Meet With J.F.K.   Evaluation Of Recent Explosions By Russia Planned

President Meets Top-Level Advisers   Kennedy to Order Nuclear Weapons Tests When He Feels It Necessary

JFK Studies Decision On Resumption Orders Preparations To Be Made; Said  Daluctant Ta Give OX

Kennedy  Says U.S. May Test   Nuclear Testing Will be Done if Security Dictates

KENNEDY TELLS NATION: . _U. S. to Resume Festing In Air ‘lf It’s Necessary

Several Nuclea Arms Likely in U.S. Tests  JFK Determined to Maintain US.  Lead over Soviets

Ready U.S. Tests For Atmosphere  JFK: No Firing Unless Necessary   Russ Sharply Reject Any ‘New U.N. Ban on A-Tests

Atmospheric Tests If Safety Requires, President Declares   Won’t Resume Them for Political Reasons, He Says

Kennedy Makes Statement About Nuclear Tests   Tests In Atmosphere To Be Resumed if Deemed Necessary After Evaluation

U.S. Will Prepare For Tests   President Will Order Atmospheric Nuclear Testing If Needed For Security

ATMOSPHERIC A-TESTS ON TAP IF NECESSARY   Kennedy Warns World U. S. Militarily Strong Enough

Nuclear Blasts Only if World Put in Danger   Kennedy Pledges No Political Use

If Tests Resume U.S. To Explode New Type Bomb:  Weapons Would Be Fired In Atmosphere For Better Analvsis

Kennedy: U.S. Will Test In Air If Necessary   Only If Needed to Assure We Won't Lag In Weapons

Action Depends On Evaluation Of Red Blasts   President Says Nation Will Resume Atmosphere Experiments If Necessary.

Depends On Sur vey Of Red Shots   President Issues Statement After Meeting Top Aides

U.S. To Resume Atmosphere Testina if Vital to Peace   Administration Advised To Relax Trade Barriers

U.S. May Test Above Ground--JFK   If Evaluation Shows Red Shots Make it Necessary

US to Resume Tests If Reds Force Issue   JFK Sees Action Necessary To Protect the Free World

Reds Turn Down Test Pronostl   Western Powers Are Slashed By Soviet Delegate

Kennedy Tells American Policy   Explosions To Hinge On Security Needs

Kennedy announces U.S. to resume nuclear tests   Russia joins in rejection of  moratorium on nuclear tests

Kennedy Says U.S. Ready If Tests Are Necessary To Free World Security

Test In Air Only lo Save Free World Says JFK As Reds Reject Moratorium

Aerial Blasts Hinge on Worid Security Threat  President Warns America To Act For Safeauards

Scientists Evaluating Soviet Shots   Charges Russians With Disregard for Mankind; U.S. Still Has Lead

U.S to. prepare for tests in air   Kennedy will order atmospheric nuclear shots ‘only if necessary’

Retaliatory Strength Ample  Rules Out Explosions For Political Reasons

U. 5. Will Test New Bombs Upon Go-Ahead   Atmospheric Tests Few Months Away, Officials Believe

SEEK TO KEEP LEAD OVER RUSSIANS   Expect Atmospheric Testing In Several Months   mig it oeverar WIUTHES  NEUTRON BOMB   Among Weapons Likely To Be Exploded: Kennedy To Make Decision

JFK Says Preparations Being Made  U.S. To Resume Tests If Needed

US. Ready To Test New A-Weapons   Action Readied In Case OF Order For Atmosphere Firing

JFK Emphasizes  Nuclear Weapons Lead Over Soviets To Be Maintained

Only Military Necessity to Dictate Action   Won't Be Done for Political Reasons, Says President

U.S. Makes Improved Type Bomb   President Must Order Test Firing

Resumption Dependent On Russians   Kennedy Announces Policy After Talking With Too Officials.   -Orderly Development

President Says He Will Order Them Only !f They Become Nec essary for Security Reasons

JFK WOULD GIVE ORDERS. FOR SECURITY   President Rules Out Ter. ror Explosions Like Rus sia’s And {fs Reluctant To Authorize: Atmospheric Testing.

Testing Due Tf Kennedy Gives Word   U.N. Group Asks Moratorium While Reds, U. S. Oppose

U.S. To Explode New Weapons In Any Air Tests   JFK Determined To Maintain U. S. Lead Over Soviet

Will Blast Only If Necessity   Kennedy Implies Atmospheric Tests Not Needed Yet

‘MICROFILM SERVICE @ SALES Co. P.0. BOX 6066 49294 OLE ave.   JFK Says Aerial Blasts To Be Held Only If Necessary

Will Fire If  Necessary   Kennedy Tells Decision; Wait Facts On Russ Series

Aerial Tests Of U.S. Would Be For New Units   JFK Says He Is Determined To Hold Our Lead

President Bares Air  Test Plan Go Ahead Depends fy. C.... . KT. .J  on he

U.S. GETTING READY TO TEST NUCLEAR BOMB   Necessary To Retain Military Leadership, Kennedy Declares   TWO MORE BLASTS ' MADE BY SOVIETS

U.S. May Test Several New Atomie Arms   Improved Weapons To Be Exploded If JFK Orders Test Firings In The Atmosphere

May Make Move To Preserve Free World Security  Careful Studies Being Made of Soviets’ Explosion of Large

Kennedy Says  Order Hinges  Upon Security Careful Studies Made  Of Soviet Explosions,  NSC Meeting Is Told

High Officials Say U.S. to Explode New Arms lf Atmospheric Tests Resume

Must Keep Our Lead, JEK Says   Security Factor To Influence Any Decision

Kennedy Tells American Policy  Eynlacione To Hinae   Explosions To Hinge On Security Needs

President: Will Act if Necessary   He Indicates He's Not Convinced Step Is imperative Yet.

JFK Orders Atmosphere Test Planning   Start Will Depend On Whether Soviet Threatens Lead

SOVIETS FIRE 2 MORE DEVICES   JEK Poses Chance of Atmosphere Tests

Security Determines  Test Order President Still Unwilling to Take Action Now

lf Needed for Security: Kennedy—  US. Gets Set for A-Tests in Air

RELUCTANCE SHOWN BY PRESIDENT   Atmospheric Nuclear Shots Mav Be Necessary

TEST PLANS TO PRESS   Would Conduct Blasts Only To Protect Free World   Read To Newspapermen After National Security Council Meeting

US May Fire New Types of Nuclear Units   Bretscher Tells of ‘Birth’ of Fallout

Decision fo Be Made Only for Security Reason   Terror Explosions Ruled Out by U.S.

U.S. Set to Resume Nuclear Testing In the Atmosphere   Kennedy Says Soviet ‘Campaign of Fear Can Not Be Dismissed as Bluff, Bluster

If Kennedy Decides To Order Tests   No Huge Bombs Like Soviet Are In Testing Plans

‘Get Ready’ Order Given By Kennedy   Huge Atmospheric Blasis Ruled Out

Depends On Study of .. Russ Shots   Kennedy Accuses Russ Of ‘Disregard for Welfare of Mankind’

U. >. officials say: — ; Atmospheric tests could  bring out new weapons

VITAL SC MEASURES IN BITTER FIGHT   Administration Leaders Hoping Public Howls Will End Stalling   AT STAKE ARE JFK’S EDUCATION BILLS

Key Portions Scheduled To Expire Today  Help Areas Where   Help Areas Where Federal Employes Are Concentrated

Kennedy chalks up good marks   European allies grasp hopefully for leadership

 HIGH HOPES FOR A LONG HONEYMOON  West Europe Gives JFK Good Marks

What Happened in 10 Days — Fairmont Clan Keeps Doctor Busy at Office

Cries of ‘Shame,’ Scenes of Tumult Greet Decision  Latin America   Latin America Nation Ends 14-Year Break

Act Causes Uproar in Congress ; Brazil and Soviet Union Resume Diplomatic Ties

As Confederate President— 2 ee coerare rresident—  CSA Picked Davis Just 100 Yrs. Aqo

i  - - a “ tae - "= sited oo ill J  "Jett Davis Selected 100 Years Ago Today

_ Presages Build-Up Of European Forces US Orders Re-Activation  Of Four Bases In France

U.S. Bases In France to Be Reactivated   Part of Defense Buildup In West Europe — It’s Change in Policy

U.S.Re-opens French Bases   Part Of Defense Buildup In Western Europe

aw here To Go And What To Do In Bucks’     iA nkEraPasses--The 1-RoomSchool

I\ NINTH DA)     Ao ee anne eam   Ss. Pressure on Nehru Asked by Fasting Sikh

Sub-Zero Weather Grips Much of Texas   Montana Town Has  Reading of Minus 31

FEAR LOSSES HEAVY FROM HARD FREEZ   Another Night Of Severe Chill Being Forecast

Fires C Claim 5 Lives  26 Die On State Roads Over 3 Day Christmas Holiday

One Of The Greatest Of Modern Times  World Hails Inaugural Speech

Pasadena’s Economic  View Bright   Business Leaders Forecast Buying Upturn Shortly

U.S. Offers Extra Financial Help To UN In Congo   Says Other Nations Must Pay Share

ALL REMINDED OF OBLIGATIONS   France, Russia, Others Refuse To Share Congo Cost

U.S. Is Prepared to Make a Heavy Contribution to U.N. Congo Forces

Foul Weather Mixture Appears Diminishing  Re THC ACCnOorA TRY Prrws

ftood of butts tc Government Problems From Population Trends Hit Assembly

EARLY WANT AD GRAMMAR TEACHER'S NIGHTMARE   BAND OF SUPERMEN  U.S. Guerillas Have Key Role

2 Wilmington Area Persons Are Killed   Eaton Is Hard Hit By Twister Cutting 5-Mile-Lonq Path

Tornado Slashes Through Town  2 Killed As Storm RipsSouthernOhio

Walter Ulbricht May Be Facing Ouster by Reds   Belief Widespread That East German Puppet on Way Out

East German Puppet May Be Dismissed   Belief Widespread That Walter Ulbricht To Be Ousted Soon

‘Moscow Sends Allies Note Renewing Unacceptable. Stand On Air Corridors

Intormants Say Russ Message Answers West   Text of Note Not Available; Believed to be Unacceptable

Speculate Nikifa May Discard East German Premier   Had Virtually Staked His Career of Dec. 31 Decdline.

Soviet Renews Stand  On Berlin Air Access   Ulbricht’s Future Cloudy, Puppet’s Ouster Expected

~——=SEO New BE HIND PAGE t    PEACE TREATY WAS TIPOFF  E. German Red On Way Out

Reds Reply To Warning From West   Message Today Renews Stand Of Soviets

Khrushchev May Fire Ulbricht To Pave Way For Negotiations   East German Puppet Seen In Way Of Friendlier Talks With West

Moscow renews stand on Berlin air lanes   Note is unacceptable to Western allies, who warn Reds against any interference

en eee  West Rejects New Russ Note   JUST KEEP ON   RAD OMEN   PLAYED DOWN

AIR CORRIDOR STATEMENTS DISTURBING   Reds’ Plan Unacceptable To Western  Powers  ce me emetic  CEPRETAPY DIICY   Says Khrush’s Relaxation Of Treaty Deadline May Help Ease Tension

Reds Renew Stand  On Air Corridors   Slapped Down By Nikita  Ulbricht May Get Ax,  West Berliners Feel

Russian Stand ‘Unacceptable  Soviet Note Thought   Soviet Note Thought To Be A Bad Omen

Allies Opposed To Red Policy   Rusk Says Berlin Talks To Continue

East German chief Ulbricht  on way out   West speculates Moscow may soor  purge puppet

Firing of Ulbricht  SeeninW.Germany   New Russian Note Is Said Unacceptable

 No Longer Needed . East German Puppet Ulbricht “May Be Forced to Walk Plank

Note Sent To Embassies Of West Powers   Russia‘s Position Not Acceptable to U.S., Britain, France

W. Berlin Foresees: ‘Ulbricht’ s Purge East German Puppet-Czar Is Meat For Mr. K’s Axe

Moscow Note On Berlin. Air Routes Revorted Unacceptable To The West

~ Moscow Position Unacceptable to US.  Titnlamotin Onsseane Wee   Ulbricht Seen on Way Out

Soviet Delivers A New Note on Plane Corridors   Text Not Given @ln Washington

U. S. Rejects  Soviet Note on  ‘Air Corridors   Seen as  Bad Omen

Soviet Reaffirms Air Route Stand  Replies to Allied Corridor Warning

New note not good omen in Berlin dispute   Relaxation of treaty deadline may ease tension

Plan Unacceptable to West: Possible Easing of Tension In Crisis Seen by Rusk

Note Answers. West Warning Of Interference   Reply Not Regarded As Good Omen in Hot Dispute Over Germany

‘Maemillan and Rusk For Wary Soundings   Backdown o o: Deadline  Mr. K’s Speech Hints ‘Ulbricht May Be Finished

West's Experts Indicate Khrushchev May Fire German ‘Boss’ Ulbricht

Note In Reply To Warning Issued by West   Rusk Says Allies Will Continue Talks On German Parley

German slapped  by Nikita   Firing could pave way for E. German talks

Plan For Air Corridors For Berlin Is Unacceptable   ALTERNATIVE   OTHER MATTERS

East German Leader Seen Facing Ouster  Ulbricht On Way Out. West Berlin Officiale Relieve

Report Reds Tell Allies \Of Limited Air Corridors Into Berlin In New Note

Cold War Protest Notes Continue . Mr. K’s Speech Brings NoEnd To Air Corridor Wrangling -

Russian Note on Berlin Air Corridors Called Unacceptabie to West

Reds Put Ulbricht on Chopping Block; End of Rule Near   Khrushchey Deals E. German Chief Bitter Blow in Kremlin Address by Abandoning Peace Treaty Deadline

Reds May Soon Fire,  UI bricht   Moscow Action Seen To Make East, West Talks More Palatable

Khrush Hints Kremlin May Fire Ulbricht   East German Puppet Standing In Path Of Negotiations

Soviet Note Received On Air Traffic   ” Rusk Won't Give Opinion On Effect Of Khrush Speech

Allies Opposed lo Red Policy  coats Cocwe Dawes   Rusk Says Berlin Talks To Continue

Note Unacceptable  ‘Red Line Old Story   German Puppet May Fall.   Ulbricht Under Soviet Fire

Limits Use As Supply Lines Only   West Claims Any Interference Would Be Aggressive Act

West Opposes Red Air Move   bts Me eep PARSE SE, on, PRINS eee RG. Sp Sie ae. Nee ee Re me  Russ May Oust Puppet Ulbricht

Note Called A Bad Omen In Hot Dispute; Contents Unacceptable To Allies

Khrushchev May Dump German Puppet Ulbricht  Abandonment of Dec. 31 Deadline for Treaty

Soviet Note Challenges West Rig hts   Regarded as Bad Omen in Heated  German Dispute

Soviet Not Yielding on Berlin Air   Note to Allies Renew: Unacceptable Stand About Corridors.

Fall Fatal As Captain Loses His Parachute  Fellow Flier Safe After Jump From

Pilot Dies  P arachuting  From Plane   -Fellow Airman Is Saved: Ship Falls On Fairfield Farm

Legislature Gets Capital FundF igure   $241,653,991 For State-Aided Institutions

Nixon and Knight Feud Worries GOP   Intraparty Squabble May Affect Republican Chances.

Legislature Goes Into Final Weeks   Higher Education Fund Remain the Same; 250 Bills on Calendars

Harriman Due There Today   APPROPRIATION MEASURES BEAT DEADLINE  Flood of Bills Hits Floor

‘Future May Depend On Bi  Air Force Chief Tells U.S. Don’t Ditch Manned Bombe1

Missiles Inadequate   Abandonment Of Bombers May Be The Downfall Of America

Missiles Are Not Enough .. . Bombers Necessary,  Air Force Chief Says

Warns U. S. Must Have Air Power  Missiles Not Enough,   Missiles Not Enough, Cautions AF Chief of Staff Gen. White, Asks Funds for B70 Bomber

Bombers Vs. Missiies —-— Air Force Chief Claims B70 Might Rule Future

SEES SURPRISE ATTACK DANGER  Warns U.S. Doomed If Bombers Abandoned

Laos Dangerous Situation: Rusk  Wants to Clarify Issue With Reds

Reds Reject Some Details Of Laos Plan  More Talks Slated   More Talks Slated  On Truce Proposa Presented By West

Soviet Union Turns Down Some Parts Of Laos Proposal   Leaves Door Open for Further Talks on Issue

‘With Growing Possibility of Intervention Rusk Says Situation In Laos Is Dangerous

Laos Situation Dangerous, Says Rusk;  Possibility Of SEATO Action Increased

SOVIET UNION DELAYS LAOS TRUCE; ~ SITUATION DANGEROUS, RUSK SAYS

Rusk Terms Laotian Situation Dangerous Alter Soviet Reply   Timing of Cease-Fire Must Be Clarified at Once, He Says

But door is kept open Russ reject some details of Laos cease-fire plan

Rusk Considers Laos Situation Dangerous Now  a hE gO, one   Cease-Fire Timing Must Be Clarified Quickly, He Says

U.S. Studies Soviet Reply On. Proposal   Rusk to Push for Clarification on  Cease Fire Offer’

Reply Given To British  Russians Reject Some Details Of Laos Peace Plan

Soviets Turn Down Cease-Fire   Talks On Laos  Held Open However, British Foreign Officer Reports

Rusk Says Laos Situation At A Dangerous Point  Cease-Fire Response Of Russians Now Under Caretul Study

Rusk fells Concern on Laos Truce   Says Talks with Red: Must Clarify Time Issue at Once.

U.S. Studyinc Laos Note From Russia   Rusk Says Timing Of Cease-Fire Highly Important

Laos Situation Dangerous, Says Secretary Rusk   Soviet Response to Britain Is Studied

SITUATION IS DANGEROUS   Russia Turns Down Quick Truce In Laotian War; Military Intervention Possibility Increases.

Soviet Reply Inconclusive, Rusk Stresses Laos Urgency   Moscow Interview  No Hot War or Atom Test Ban Khrushchev Tells Lippmann

Situation In Laos Grave,  Rusk Says  Cease-Fire Issue ‘Must Be Clari ge. # _g§ fr... f

Study reply to ceasefire   Russia's delay hikes possibility of intervention

Rusk Terms Laos Matfer Dangerous   Urges ‘Immediate Settlement of Cefise-Fire Issue

CALLS SITUATION DANGEROUS Rusk Says Russian Reply About Laos Being Studied

Reds Reject Bid To End Laos Strife   Keep Door Open For More Talks, London Discloses

STUDY SOVIEI CEASE-FIRE ANSWER   Fails To Clarify Issue, Sec’y Of State Says  MATTER   Of Possible Russian Stall. ing Tactics Is Getting Closest Attention

U. S. Posts Careful Watch On Laos Crisis   Soviet Stall Of Cease-Fire Points Up Great Danger

—CALLS LAOS SITUATION CRITICAL— Tuning Of Cease-Fire [s I mportanti—Rusk

Soviet Delay On Laos Cease-Fire Increases Intervention Possibility

Rusk Declares Situation In Laos Dangerou:  Must Clarify      Must Clarify lt lmmediately

Reds Down Parts Of Laos Plan   Door Is Open For Further Negotiations

Calls Laos ‘Situation ‘Dangerous   Rusk Cites Need To Clarify Issue Of CeaseFire Timine

Rusk Sees Danger In Laos Situation  Timing of Cease-Fire Must Be Clarified, He Declares

Rusk Considers Laos Situation Dangerous Now  Cease-Fire Timing   Cease-Fire Timing Must Be Clarified Quickly, He Says

Russian Response Being studied Careruily ..  Rusk Views Situation: in Laos As Dancaerous: Soviets Answer British

Okay Plan To Withhold Dividend Tax  Treasury Expected   Treasury Expected To Lose $1.7 Billion In Business Tax Relief

Hopes Improve For Tax Break For Business   Bill To Put Tax On Dividends OKed

Dividend — Withholding Tax Okehed  Chances Improved for   Chances Improved for . Giving Business Tax Break in Later Bill

WAS LEAP BACKWARD U.N. Says Red Bomb Firing Was Disregard Of Mankind

Russians Denounced In UN,   Latest Blast Shows ‘Cynical Disregard’ . Of U.N. And World

Great Leap backward, Says Adlai  Soviet Asserts  Test Conducted   Soviet Asserts Test Conducted To Prevent War

Soviets Blame Berlin Crisis  U.N. Accuses Reds Of Cynical Disregard for Man

U.N. Role In Congo Still Debatable  Stevenson Hopeful But Not Confident

Military Bid to End Rule Over Areas  Indians Invade Portugals Goa

Goa Dispute Flares Into Armed Action   Portugal Says Its Installations Bombed;: Soldiers Fightine Back

Sound of Fighting Indicates Portuguese Are Keeping Pledge To Resist to the Bitter End.

India Seizing Portuguese Coast Areas  Invades Goa and Two Other Spots Disputed  Since Independence— Limwhka Mimiien Manrd

Few Details Of Fighting Repor ted   Portugal Holds Territories . 43 Centuries

#00 Known Dead In Cireus Fire      India Launches Invasion ‘Of Goa

Seek To End Portuguese Occupation   Gunfire Follows Invasion From Three Directions

India Launches Attack On Goa   Hopes To End Portuguese Rule Of Indian Territory On Coast

Seeks End to ‘Tllegal’ Occupation   Portuguese Vow Biner Struggle

Legislative Review: Conservation, Redistricting Bring Splits, But Unity Shows on Dogs, Baseball

Serious Susiness, too ——  Dogs and Baseball Interest Legislators

State Senators Reveal Harmony On Care of Doas   Adopt ‘Housing’ Bill for Pooches For All Seasons

RED, WHITE AND BLUE BUNTING DOMIN ANT  Washington Begins Dressing Up For Kennedy's Inauguration Friday

fn Red, White and Blue  ahem oe  Washington Dressed  For Inauguration

Thousands Will Attend  Ceremonies   Pageantry To Take Over As Democrats Take Office Again

Inauguration Day  Capital Decked For Week Of Pageantry, Celebration

Bunting flies in capital city   Begin dress up for inauguration of John Kennedy

Dig tyvent Friday  Inauguration of Kennedy To Be Demo Celebration

1961 REPORT ON POLL TAXES   Capital ‘Dressing Up’ For Inauguration

JFK Readies Talk  Capitol Prepares For The Biggesi Presidential Inauguration Ever

2 Destroyers, Submarine In  Area Already   Nothing Hostile Displayed Yet In Vicinity of Race

Carrier Aids Defenses of Guantanamo   Franklin D. Roosevelt Plus Destroyers and Other Craft Enters Amid Cuban Tension

Big Carrier, FDR, Heads Toward Cuba   45,000-Ton Warship, Destroyer Escort, Leave Today For Bay

Big Carrier Will Visit Cuba Base   Commander Says It’s Only  Routine Missior

Guantanamo Trip Said Routine   But Guns Could Be Helpful If Castro Attacks

Carrier F.D.R. Heads For U.S. Naval Base at Cuba’s Guantanamo Bay

Big VU. S. Carrier Arrives Today At Cuban Base   Routine Mission, Navy Says

No Accord On Seating Is Reached   Private Meetings Mark Day in Laos Talks at Geneva

Project Plans:  as LOCAL BOY SCOUTS ORGANIZE CLASS —  IN MORSE CODE  Group Meets Every Saturday Night _ ; \‘ For Two-Hour Session 

Project Plans   Froject Plans  LOCAL BOY SCOUTS ORGANIZE CLASS — IN MORSE CODE  Group Meets Every Saturday Night — For Two-Hour Session

GE Vice President Subpoenaed  x * * * * * *  1 * * * *   Vinson Faces Quizzing In Price-Fixine Probe

No Wrongdoing Claimed . . . GE Executive  ls Subpenaed In Fix Probe

Letter by Adams ls Denounced by Delegate of GOP   Ranking Democrat Defends Position

Boyalty Looks On  Duke Of Kent, 25, Takes ‘Commoner, 28, As Bride

Rep. Reece GOP Solon. Dies At-71   Former Party Chairman Victim Of Lung Cancer

Rep-Reece  Succumbs Of Cancer   Tenn. Republican. Was. Party-Chairmai In Truman’‘s Reian :

GOP Power Is Claimed By Illness   Brief Battle With Cancer Comes To End

Look Here      Complete Coverage Of SEO Area News   Cancer Victimizes  Past GOP Chairman

Rep. Reece, 71, Dies Of Cancer   Ex-GOP Chief In 18th House Term

B. C. Reece, Former GOP Leader, Dies   Tennessee Member Of House Succumbs To Lune Cancer

Rep. B. Carroll Reece, Ex-National Republican Chairman, Dies of Cancei

On West German Army — Turkish Paper Prints  Secret U.S. Document

FINAL EDITION   Cuba Militia Mines Major Coastal Tourist Highway

Blames Resumption Of Nuclear Tests On Sharp International Tensions: Critical As Usual Of U. S.

Last in Current Series; Drops Threat to Sign German Treaty This Year

Allies Forced Tests, He Says   Reds Also Have 100 Million Ton Weapon, Party Conaress Is Told

Nikita Says He'll Explode Super Bomb   Largest Blast In History Of Mankind Slated For Oct. 31

Powerful Device Will Be Exploded At Month's End. Red Conaress Told

20- ‘Megaton Bomb Firing Due Oct.31   ‘Khrushchev Deniand Treaty’ ‘On: Germany, Bui Delays Deadline

JU-Megaton biast; Knrusncnev boasts of bigger One as Ked Congress Opens—  Russians to Explode Giant Nuclear Bomb Oct. 31

Red Congress Told Berlin to Be Free’ City   Treaty to Include Ouster of Allied Armed Forces

[leils Rea Congress: First Time Kremlin Gives Advance Notice Of Action

Premier Reveals Plans for Big Bomb Test and Eases Demand for German Treaty

Soviet Union to Explode Huge Bomb on October 31  Khrushchev Boasts of New Weapon at Opening Of 22nd Soviet Communist Party Congress

Nik Gives Advance  Notice of Explosion   Khrushchey Addresses Opening Session of Communist Congress

Withdraws Deadline for Berlin Pact   Says Oct. 31 Shot » Will Have Power_ of 50 Megatons

Khrushchev Boasts USSR To Explode Huge Bomb   U.S. Officials Greet Red Boast. Of Bomb With Marked Restraint

Say s West Forced New Explosions   Premier Calls For Speediest Solution To German Issue

Communist Party Congress Convenes; Issues Of World Discussed By Khrushchev

Khrush gives notice of huge explosion   Says bomb equivalent to 50 million tons of TNT will he set off on October 31   isenhower says: ae)  Had nothing to do with sale of jets

Reds Plan To Fire Fifty Million Ton Bomb Oct. 31: Claim Larger Piece

May Not Push Pact This Year  CI i i, a   22ndRedCongress  LaunchesSessions

Equivalent to 50 Million Tons TNT   Khrshchev Tells About It at 22nd Party Congress

Khrushchev announces Soviet exploding super-bomb Oct. 31   Threat eaced   Word for U Ss.

Boss Boasts At Opening Session Of Communist Party Congress: 'We Have 100-Million-Ton Bomb, But Do Not Inténd To Explode I+'

Won't Insist on Peace Pactby Yearend if West Agrees to Settle Problem

First Time Date Fixed  In Advance   Khrushchev Says ‘Super Bomb’ Not To Be Exploded

Blast Scheduled Oct. 31; Khrush Says Bomb Equals 50 Million Tons Of TNT   Ending Allied Occupation Of Berlin

Tells Plans At Commie Congress   PREDICTS VICTORY OVER WEST INDUSTRY  mm ows OE Per teateeame

50-Million Ton Bomb To Be Fired October 31   Khrushchev Announces Latest Blast; Soviet Union Changes Plan To Insist on Berlin Treaty Deadline

Announces Test of 50 Billion Ton Bomb; Says Soviet Union Will Nof Insist on Signing German Peace Treaty This Year.

Soviet Congress Told of Test Date for Much Larger Bomb   50 Million TNT Equivalent To Be Blasted, Khrushchev Says; Could Double That: Talks Peace

Red Boss Baeks Off On Treaty   Calls for Effort To Settle Problem

Party Congress Hears Of Ree Of Red Might. And That Co-Existence Is Possible

Party Congress Hears Of Red Might And That Co-Existence Is Possible

Soviets To Explode Powerful '‘N’ Bomb Nikita Says Blast Will Be Equal to 50 Million Tons of TNT   (See Picture, Story Page 10)

To Explode Awesome A-Bomb, Says Nikita   October 31 Date For Huge Blast

Inside. Today.   To Explode Nuclear Bomb Of 50 Meaatons, Says Niki

October 31 Set For Firing Of Giant Device   Even Bigger One Not To Be Tested Now, Khrushy Says

Soviet To Fire Biggest Nuclear Blast on Oct.31   Khrushchev Says He Won't Insist On Pact in 1961

‘Will Equal 50 Million Tons of TNT   Premier Says East Germany Treaty Delayed

Giant Blast Is Set For October 31   Nikita Tells Opening Session Of Party's  Congress They Have 100-Megaton Bomb

Speaks To Red Party Congress   East German Treaty Deadline Is Relaxed

Will Not Insist on Peace Treaty Date of Dec. 31 If West Ready To Settle German Problem

Khrushchev Opens Congress With Bomb Announcement   Red Highlights   U.S. HAS NO COMMENT Khrushchev Postpone: Deadline for Berlin

Khrushchev Announces  Blast Plans   Bomb Equivalent To 50 Million Tons Of TNT

Goldwater Say Don't Shy Away From War  ve End Enz achment ' Of Communis ism

Westinghouse Scientists Announce Creation of Revolutionary Magnet

Israeli Judges Reject Defense   Accuse Eichmann Of Lying, Convict Him On All Counts In Historic Trial

3 Tots Burn To Death, 2 Men Die In Plane Crash To Up Violent Toll

bnctrall ian Pri rime Minister Asked To Intervene In Dock Strike ...  1. 500 Workers Idled

Urges Support of Kennedy Policies... Eisenhower Has No Trouble “In Old Role As Campaigner

MOLOTOV ON WAY TO MEET HIS FATE   ' Disgraced Former Soviet Minister Leaves Vienna Fer Mostor

Flood OF Froposals Vue Texas Teachers’ Pay Increases Urged On Cost Of Living Basis

ESTIMATE DAMAGE NEAR $500,000  Rockefeller Mansion Goes Up In Flames; Governor, Wife, Servants Scamper Down Ladders To Safety

Rockefellers Flee Fire Af NY Executive Mansion: Exnensive Paintinas Damaced

Safecrackers Damage Propane Gas Office; Get Only $112   Damage Estimated At $500,000 Gov. Rockefeller Wife, Servants Flee Mansion Fire

Executive Mansion Blaze Starts At Night  -Valuable Paintings Lost, Firemen Remove Five From Second Floor

Gov. end Mrs. Hormeieies Used Ropes To Escun2 From Thely Burning Homes Eten Dectrave UT slecedle ge Peageatanners

Rockefellers ‘Forced to Flee ~ Burning Home  Blaze In Executive Mansion estrers   Blaze In Executive Mansion Destroys Paintings Worth §$250.000.

Art Treasures Are Destroyed  Rockefeller, Wife Trapped For Time In $500.000 Fire

BLAZE TRAPS GOVERNOR IN EXECUTIVE MANSION  Rockefellers, Staff Flee Flames in Nightclothes   SAVE-IN AT LORE CITY Hole Appears In Backyard

Rockefeller Flees Blaze At Mansion   Wife, Servants Also Escape In Blaze At Albany

Court Hears 2, Generals in French Trial  ‘One Defends Self, Other Collapses, Unable To Speak

25¢ worm  DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR EACH THURSDAY   Order Arrest Of Vendors

Widen Natural Rift  In Iowa Assembly   See Discord In Days Ahead

2 Sub-Cabinet Nominations Face Trouble?   lowa Solons  Tug Already

WEEPING, ee 8 ee pieelehiea ata? Aaen O  Fear Two Drowned in Boat Crash Near-Davenpor!

Boat hits Barge, Two Men Lost   Arthur Birney of C.R One of Victims; 2 Saved.

Three-Coast  Maritime.  Strike is On Could. Sweep Mest  Of U.S. Merchant Fleet From Seas

Seamen Fail To Agree On New Contract   American Ships Will Be Idle On East-West Coasts

Allied Foreign Ministers Invited By Kennedy To Meet In U.S. Next Month

PICO MHS LIE-L/EQTN ISSUES:  Delegates Agree With Adlai That U. N. Will Survive

‘2 Delegates Agree U.N. To Pull Through   Neutralist, Latin American Concur With Adlai’s View

Stevenson Sees U.N.  Surviving   Can Win Struggle In Spite Of Issues, U.S. Delegate Says

Aseee On U.N. Survival   Kennedy, Macmillan Agree on Next Steps in Berlin

Neutralist, Latin Delegate Concur  Stevenson Belief In U. N. Survival Shared By Pair

Neutralist. Latin agree with Adlai   Winning fight, most problems are being met

Hope Mounts For U.N. Future   Other Delegates Join Stevenson In New Predictions

Neutralist, Latin Delegates Agree with Adlai That U.N. Will Survive

Vespire Fressures  U.N. Leaders Believe That Assembly To Survive Tests

Stevenson’s Faith in Survival of U.N. Despite Crucial Testings Wins Support

Castro Liquidating His Opposition By Executions   By FRANCIS L. McCARTHY United Press International

Goddard Named Chairman of 1962 Greater Waco United Fund Campaign

Sombrero tt WING... Speaker Campbell Slated  Kor Demo Governor Race

Would Permit Men To Retire At Age OF 82   Boosts Minimum Payment; Medical Care Issue Avoided

Nixon Takes Los Angeles Lawyer Post  Ex-Vice President To Divide Time With Job, Politics

 To Provide GOP Leadership  Nixon Ends Speculation, Joins  * Large Los Angeles Law Firm

Adlai Puts Off Talk On Congo Actior   U.N. Assembly Seeks To Conclude Debate On African Issue

East Germany Begins Defense Buildup Drive   Reds Sign Up Young Men For Army, Strenathen Berlin Border Barricade

Reds Preparing For Long-Term Border Blockade   Enlistment Drive Designed to Bolster Existing Security  Units of 563.000,

Reich Reds To Bolster City Force   Berlin Barriers Strengthened As Tension Growing

Young Men Signed Up  For Service   Border Barriers Built Up; Enlistment Drive Staged for Recruits

Concrete Wall Tightens Seal To West Berlin   18 To 23 Age Group Called By Thousand: In Latest Communist Action In Germany

Berlin At a Glance   Army Service Drive Started   Allies Reach Agreement For Now on Berlin Stand

East Germany Prepares ToStrenehten Blockade   To Extend ArmyDuty

Reds Setting Up Defense For Long-Term Enforcing Of Blockading Entrance

 Amount Left to Jury Bill Raising Damage Limit In Wrongful Death Moved

Ex-UN Chief In Katanga Accuses British Of Sabotagine Group In Congolese Crisis

Former Irish Diplomat Says U.N. Blocked   Katanga Secession Encouraged, He Says, With Help Of France

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Congo Leaders Resist UN Disarmament Plan

Gov. Nutter Charges Regents ‘Abdicated Authority Over College Presidents’ Contracts

In Monroe Racial C ase Courtroom Crackdown Halts Demonstrations -

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Mother. 5 Children Perish In House Fire

Mechem Terms Solons Pensions Unconstitutional  Governor Details Reason for Vetoing , SS RR  DERE at ie

Miffed Nigeria Expells French  Protests A-Testing In Sahara Desert

Nigeria Protests Atom Blasts By French In Desert   Order French Ambassador And Staff To Leave In 2? Days .

Holloman’s space chime was fished out of the Atiantic alive and in good cenditien today, four hours after he was lofted inte spece from Cape Canaveral.

Eisenhowers Step Into Private Life Followed by Cheers, Good Wishes

las Man es Near dis   ow 2nd ier Rocket   Waxahachians In Galveston

Nov. 28 In Geneva Set As The Date   MOSCOW ()—The Soviet Union today agreed to a call by the United States and Britain to resume negotiations Nov. 28 for a treaty to ban nuclear weapon tests.

Atom Talk Accepted By Russia   ‘New Effort To Achieve Testing Ban Gets Okeh

Russian Test Series Apparently Finished  Reds Agree To Test-Ban Talks

Soviets Agree To Resume Test Ban Talks  Accepts Western Fall Cobacdeslact

Move Indicates Russian Series ls Completed   Negotiations Broken At Geneva In Sept. Will Be Resumed

Soviets Agree To Resume Talks On Test Ban Treaty   Adenauer, Kennedy ‘Are Making Progress

Nuclear Ban Talks Accepted —   Soviets Agree For  Resumption Nov. 28, Indicates Red Tests On Bomb Completed

Reds Agree To Resume  Pact Study   Move Indicates Nuclear Eyplosion Series Completed

Move Indicates Present Test Programls Over   Call Came From U.S.,. Britain For Nov. 28 Meeting

Proposal By West Given Soviet O. K.   Russian. Tests Are  Completed, Belief

Bomb Ban Is Topic At Geneve   But U.S. Separates Test Moratoriums From New Talks

Accept US. Request for New Effort  Move Indicates  Russia Completes Cnet ne of Dla c*ee

Move Indicates Reds Have Ended Series of Blasts  Moscow Accepts Anglo-U.S. Offer To Reopen Talks

‘Soviets. Agree to Return to. Geneva Marking End of Test Series _

Russ Agree To Resume  Fest Talks  Soviet Note Implies 7 5s Bs gg e&   Soviet Note Implies Test Moratorium  ‘Similar to Nuclear Ban Broken Earlier

Western Proposal Accepted = oe  : Soviets To Renew Test Ban Parleys

Soviets Agree fo Resume Test Ban Talks Nov. 28   Russian Says Any New Tests During Talks Will Upset Meetings.

Soviet Union Agrees To Call By U.S., Britain      Warns Against Nuclear Explosions While New Talks Are Going On

Would Meet On Nov. 28   Accept U.S., British Offer  To Resume Negotiations

Resumption of Geneva Parley Is Indicated   No More Uninspectec Moratoriums, U. 8. Stipulation

Russian Series Hinted Ended   U. S., Britain, Reds To Parley on Nov. 28

Soviet Series Hinted Ended   U.S., Britain, Reds To Parley On Nov. 28

Russ Accept Negotiations Bid By West   Qualify Agreement With Implied Call For Moratorium

Prepared To Resume At Geneva   Negotiations Likely To Start Aqain Nov. 28

INDICATES TEST SERIES COMPLETED   Notes Include Warning About Atomic Blasts

Step Indicates Current Series Of Shots Over   Negotiations Are Set for Nov. 28

Agreement  Sheivs Red Shots Over   Kremlin Warns Against Nuclear Tests By Others

Date Is Nov. 28th   Jate is Noy. 26th  Reds Will Continue Test Ban Meetings   U Thant May Be Given More Power in Congo Situation

Russia Agrees To U.S.. Britain Call Reds Agree To Resume  Talks For Treaty To Ban A-Weapon Tests

Soviet agrees to resume nuclear test ban talks   Reds answer call by U.S. and England to negotiate: indicate their tests complete

Crime  SIOUX CITY TRIO SETS FIRE—"FOR FUN"— BURNS 3800 BALES OF HAY  Fast Detective Work—  Discloses Culprits

/ © a  Crime ‘s10ux CITY TRIO SETS —  FIRE—"FOR FUN’ — BURNS 3800 BALES OF HAY  Fast Detective Work—  Discloses Culprits

President Commencement ment Speaker er  WV Prepares For JFK Visit

Quarrel Over Albania Rocking Soviet-Chinese Boat-But Chances Of Capsizing Are Slim

Russians And Chinese Split Over Albanic      Albania And China Favoi War To Promote Communism.

Red Chinese Head Blasts Khrushchev   Open Rift Flares Over Albania at Soviet Congress

Soviet-Chinese Boat Rocked By Albanian Issue   Red Chinese Premier Criticizes Khrushchey For Condemnation

Albania Rift Rocking Russ-Red China Boat  Rut Dinlamats See Scant Chance [tll Cansize   But Diplomats See Scant Chance It'll Capsize    Pravda Bares Violent ‘Attacks on 2 Ex-Leaders

Riff Over Albania Makes a Crack in Soviet-Sino Block   Chou En-Lai Says Reds Shouldn't Air Disputes Before Their Enemies.

CRIDAY.   Soviets, Red China In Row Over Albania   CK KX KF x KK KK  Ex-Leaders Are Targets In Tirade

Red Chinese Leader Raps Khrushchey   Startling Speech Brings Rift Into Open: At Congress

* ° Red Chinese premier assails Khrushchev  OPEN RIFT OVER TINY ALBANIA

Albanian Riff Rocks Russia's China Relation   Premier Chou Openly Attacks Nikito’s Action

Not Capsizing It:  Open Rift On Albania Is Rocking Soviet-China Bout

China Sides With Albaniz At Congress   Chou En-lai Says Russian Censure  ~ Hurts Red Unity

Wilson Market Sales Spotlight   Over Albania ‘Russian-C hinese Boat  ‘Being Rocked By Ritt

RUSS CHIEF LEAVES HIS HANDS STILI   Red Congress Hears Fight Over Albania

Red Chinese Premier Rips Into Policy   His Defense Of Albania Doesn't Extend To Tito

Chou Assails Khrushehey  On Albania  Soviet-Chinese Rift Flares Into Open;

Chou Openly Chides Mr. K In Red Congress Dispute   Woman in Presidium Rips Outcasts

Chinese Deplores Criticism   Chou Believes Public Dispute Shatters Unity

Reds Rift On Albania Discounted   Despite Peiping Slap _ At Khrushchev, No Split Expected.

Chou Raps Nikita  Open Rift Over Albania-Rocks Soviet-China Communist Boat

Red Chinese Head Assails K On Open Attack On Albania   Soviet-Chinese Relations Are Far From Being Healed

Hh oh Offa Under Attack         Open Rift Rocks Russ-China. Boat But Capsizing Unlikely

Russians And Chinese Split Over Albanic   Albania And China Fayor War To Promote -: Communism, -

Soviets, Red China Squabble Over Albania; Chou Criticizes Khrush

Observers Say Rift Over Albania Won't Upset Soviet - Chinese Boat

Red China-Albania in Open Rift With Soviet   Chou Holds That War Is Proper Weapon to Spread Marxism

Inside The Times   Khrushehe he hey Is Target  Chou’s Speech Widens Rift Over Albania

Bitterly Assails U.S., Kenned y  Chou Criticizes Khrushchev Condemnation Of Albania    Tells Jaycees Of Chat With Khrushchev  Hays Not Satisfied On Foreign Policy   Former Red Chiefs Vilified  New Purge Trials May Be Planned

Persecution Measures Were Ordered From The Office Of Eichmann, Witness Says

Order Effective Today  Negroes Test Outlawing Of Bus Segregation

Two Negro Youths Arrested In Missouri Admit Virginia Slayings, Police Report

Al NCEVACGA wae  Trooper Intercepts Pair  Wanted for Two Slayings

 Tn Maryland Case High Court Rules Atheism ‘Not Bar To Public Office

MONTGOMERY MAN WINS IN COURT. BATTLE   Persons: Who Do Not Believe In God May Not Be Barred   SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS TORCASO

Senator Tells County Commissioners State Needs 900,000 Jobs In Decade

CARCASS HURLED AT CHIEFS DAUGHTER WARE ASO ERED AT CHIEP’S DAUGHTER  2 Pay for Dead Duck

Says Castro Must Make Next Move  Committee Ready:  To Negotiate Swap With Cuban Boss

Yanks ready to negotiate with Castro   Team of experts named; will send tractors Cuba told

Tractor Committee Sef for Exchange  Goldwater Terms Proposal ‘Blackmail’

Castro Has Next Move...   Committee Ready to Begin Tractor Trade

List OF Captives sougnt   Committee Requests Castro to Act    Swiftly on Tractor-Prisoner Trade

Next Move Is Fidel’s Committee Ready To Send Castro 500 Tractors For 1.200 Prisoners

Tractors for Coelee  Will Send 100 With He, Next Two lwo Weeks,  Rise Cibeme Bact Enatel

Tractor Delivery Terms Sef   Freedom Committee Says Next Move Castro’s Asks Prisoner List

Tractors For Castro To Be Shipped Soon   U.S. Committee Informs Cuban Dictator That He Must Be Prepared To Release Prisoners.

Tractors-Prisoner Deal Up to Castro   U.S. Committee Ready to Send Machines and Negotiating Team to Cuba; Calls for Speedy Action to Release 1.200 Invasion Captives

CubanTold Next Move Up to You   Citizens Ask That Red Cross Handle Details

Iractor Group Ready to Ship 100 Vehicles  Call on Castro © to Send List of

Shipment Ready For 500 Tractors— “Next Move Up To Castro” Say Tractors For Freedom Aides

Next Move On Ransom Deal Up To Castro   U.S. Committee is Ready tc Ship First Tractors  in Two Weeks,

They’re Ready:  Next Move In Prisoner Swar Left To Castro By Committee

Shipment Ot First LOO  Tractors Set   Experts Named To Negotiate Deal With Castro

hRheply Awaited, Next Move Up To Castro As Group Ready To Send  Tractors For Prisoners

First 100 Tractors Read) For Cuba  Shipment To Be -. Followed By Four

Castro Told First Tractors Ready Soon   100 Machines Can Be Shipped This Month, Leader Says

Jackie Will Visit Greece   She'll Be Guest Of Greek Prime Minister, Wife

Charges Fly In Soviet Bloc Break  Russia, Albani: Unleash Blasts

Russia Ends’ Relations _ With Aibania Diplomats Accused By Soviet Union

Dixie-GOP Coalition Overcome   ers = JFK Brogrinfs Score Comeback

Lost In Storm   Minimum Pay Hike Comeback Victory Scored By Kennedy   Congress Approves $1.25 Pay Base

Kennedy Victorious  On Pay Bill   Aides Erase Defeat Earlier in House, Push Through $1.25 Joint Conference Measure

U.S. Hits Snag  in Bizerte Crisis   Europe Press Warns of War Danger

French-Tunisian Clash Endangers Future French Positions In Africa

UN Secuiity~ Council Calls For Cease-Fire   France Warned About Bizerte

Warns Against War Between France, Tunisia   Will Benefit Only Russia

West European Press Warns Fight Over Bezerte Could Endanger France's Positior

West Europe's Press Deplores African Clash   Sees Threat to French Position; Criticizes Bourguiba

Governor Suggests Refunds to Aged Who Carry Own Private Health Insurance

Honeymoon Over ‘Education of Drivers Ends.  ‘Radar Is for Real In State

U.N. Sudanese Force Pulls Out (f Port Battle   Matadi Surrendered  To Prevent Warfare

Withdrawal Is Ordered to Stop Warfare Spread   Reinforcements Pulled Back After Another Garrison Threatens Action.   Crisis Remains

Matadi is Given Up By UN to Halt War Spread in Congo  Battle for Supply Port of Matadi Ac Baran Rack tn Tonnnl tq.   Battle for Supply Port of Matadi As Force Back in Leopoldville

U.N. Troops Surrender Vital Supply Post To Prevent War  From Spreading In Congo

Unruly Congo Soldiers Seize Port Town After Defenders Cease Firing

Give Up Port To Avert Large Conflagration   UN Determined To Regain Congo's Vital Supply Docks

Sudanese, Canadian  Units Leave  Qutnumbered, They Depart To Bar War's Spread

Bombs Rock Paris   Blasts “Tar De Gaulle Anniversary; 2 U. S. W omen Tourists Hurt  n.. MATE rir

Border Belt Leaf Markets To Open Aug. 3   Georgia Sales Start July 27

Mercury Skids Into Thirties  Autumn Cold Front Hits Centra! U.S.

Autumn Cold Front Hits Middlewest   Temperatures Go Skidding Into the 30s

Survival Lessons Launched   Government Plans Method of Aiding Isolated Cities

Conspir acy  Bill Up For Vote Today  Lowers Boom On   Lowers Boom On  Big Shots Of Crime

Cool’n’ Cloudy   House Gets First Major DiSalle Bill   Proposal Would Lower Boom On Big Gamblers

Ford Is Next On Union List For Negotiations   UAW Reaches Accord With General Motors On New Contract

Ford Is Next On Union List  UAW Reaches Accorc With General Motors

Ford’s Next In Line For  UAW Talks   Reuther Says He'll Work Out Details Of GM Pact First

Ford Next Target for Reuther, Auto Workers   Union Chief Reports Agreement on General Terms of Contract With GM

_Reuther Confident of Pattern  Ford Next Stop After ‘GM Details Ironed Out

Ford Is Next On Union List  UAW Reaches Accor   UAW Reaches Accord With General Motors

Fords Door Is Next For UAW   Reuther Says GM Settlement Appear: Certain Now

After GM Settlement  Ford Next On UAW List  For Contract Discussion

Reuther Knocking At Ford Door  TIAW Bacco TY’ ..2.7..9..2%M...°7 fy? a a —_

Auto Union Renews GM Strike Bid   Walkout Wednesday I: Vowed Unless Firm Grants Demands.

Union Demands GM Profit Share  Asking 15 Per Cent — To Avert Strike

Kids Will Be Kids But There’s Difference ‘Between Childish Pranks, Delinquency

Apple Pulfering Doesn’t Make A Delinquent _ Say Social Scientists In U.S. Conference

Gunman fires 5 Shots af Victim Guarding tiome  Assailant Charged   Assailant Charged With Assault on Wife's Daughter

Slug Of Gun Hits Frank Daniels, 26   Victim Wounded In Wrist During Scuffle At Wellsville Home

Senator Delays Hearing: On Nomination of New Yorker as Housing Chief

Rennedy packs Negro Appointee  Southerner Raises Question OF Loyalty

Weaver Opposed by Southern Senators JFK Defends Loyalty Of Housing Chief Nominee

Buy Michigan’ Bill Attacked: Bad Precedent   Retaliation Seen lf Measure Passes

Seek State Purchasing Restriction   To Give Michigan i) Products Advantace

Hearne, Fox & Bailey, Attys., Sahsbury, Md.  NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS LONG & LONG AND ARTHUR A. PALMER, Aliorneys at Law, Salisbury, Md.

J. Edgar Harvey, Atty at Law, Salisbury, Md.  NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Adkins, Potts & Laws, Attys at Law, Salisbury, Md.  NOTICE TO CREDITORS

iWON'T ATTACK GUANTANAMO  Cuba Hopes to Grab Base by Peaceful Means

Forecast 4 Inches Here Blizzard-Like Conditions Creeping Across lowa

uban Plane uban Flane fyacr fF Fails  3 Killed In Aerial Gun Duel

Three Killed In Gun Fight On Cuban DC3   Military Guards Stop Takeover, Six Injured

Three Killed, Six Wounded; Cratt Carrying 53: Persons Crash Lands In Cane Field

Anti-Castro Plane Theft Foiled _ In Mid-Air Gun Battle Over Cube

Anti-Castro Hijacker Dies In Plane Fight   Liner Hijacker Faces FBI's Piracy Charge

9 Injured In Explosion Of Gasoline Rig   Toledo Homes Set Afire; Firemen Are Hurt Critically

7\ Injured in Blast of Tank Truck   Explosion Sets Fire to Homes; 10 Firemen Hurt

Dozens Hurt in Ohio Explosion   Gasoline Sprayed On Toledo Homes

65 Persons Hurt As Tanker Truck  Burns, Explodes   Vehicle Overturns At Toledo, Ohio; Homes Set Ablaze

Scores Injured  In Truck Blast   Neighborhood in Toledo Set Afire in Explosion

Gunman assassinates premier of Urandi   Mother holds up bank as children eat candy bars

Passage By Congress In Question   Defense Heads Plead For $1.88 Billions In Military Aid Program

UNDERGROUND GARAGI   ¢ ‘opyright 1960  By JAMES E. POLLARD  Te eee ee es

Playwright Dies Moss Hart’s Own Success Story Among His Best In Long Career

Husband Of Kitty Carlisle Saws Playwright Made Way From Slums To Wealtt

AROUND TH\ WORLD IN BRIEF   Inou’s Peoples’ PartySeen as Favorite

Action Staves Off Threat Of Bankruptcy   Appeal World Court For Ruling On The Congo, ‘*UNEF Cost

Adenauer Proclaims.  - Abolishment Of  Berlin Crisis Put Chee? Im Parlaye

Bonn Policy Urges Ending Berlin Crisis   New Declaration Is Read in Bundestag: Switch in Thinking

Housing Bill OK’d In Senate  President’s Request:  Virtually I nchanaes

Light Rain Predicted For Sunday   All of Michigan Cold Friday night; Police  leenae Sate Drivina Pla,

Dr. Travell’s Appointment to White House Gives Shot in Arm to Women Doctors

 Collapses Outside Assembly UN Congo Debate Delayed  By Death of Cuban Diploma

Death of Cuban Ambassador to U.N.  Postnones Debate on Congo Crisis.

Heart Attack Is Fatal To Cuban Envoy   Bisbe’s Death At U.N. Delays Debate On Congo Situation

U.N, Delays Debate as Cuban Dies  Envoy Stricken Before Session   More on U.N. Paee 2

Cuba Envoy Dies, Recess  UN Session  Manuel Bisbe Stricken In Hallway Outside   Manuel Bisbe Stricker In Hallway Outside Assembly Chamber— Gromyko to Speak

Hula Dance Cheered As ‘Best Motion  Broucht Before Indiana Legislature’

Armor Takes Up Positions Near Border   Blunt Reply To U.S. Sorties; E. German Note Demands Hall

Armored Unit In Posifion Near Border  Action Seen Answer to U.S. Thrusts

tussians Give Blunt Reply To U. S. Thrusts Into East Berlin   THOMPSON WILL PROTEST TODAY

May Force U.S. Hand At Border   Action Follows More Thrusts Into EF. Germany

Red Regime Asks Sorties Be Stopped   Heavy Trucks Back Border-Forcing By American Squads

E. German Government Demands in Note That American Sorties Be Stopped at Once.

Blunt Reply To Phevaists By U.S.   . « Tension Heightens On E. Berlin Border

First In City Since ‘43 Riots   Action Blunt Warning To U.S. Actions

Action Seen  As Reply To US. Thrusts   Future Sorties Now Considered With New Caution

Believed — Reply to _ ‘Yank Jabs   E. Germans Cite Threat of War

Cloudy   Gis Pus ih Again Through Border to Show Rights  Red Tanks Roll Into Berlin

Soviet Tanks Bolster Red Border Area   U.S. Troops Again Defy  East German Officials

Body Of Third Victim Found After  Spectacular Fire In Times Tower

THREE PERISH IN NEW YORK BLAZE   Two Firemen Among Victims Of Fire In New York Times Rnitdinge

Times Canara. Naw York Blaze Leacte   Times Square, New York Blaze Lasts More Than Five Hours; Firemen Heroes

Stanberry Youth and a Juvenile Involved in Thefts   Car Stripped and Three Places Are Broken Into. Rejessed on Bond in Gentry County.

wwreane « eee Proposes Bill:  Would Bar Breeders  From Track Interest

Expect House to Buck at Alignments .  Senate Re-Districting Plan Revealed

Kansas Congressional Issue... .     Plans for District Boundary Changes May Face Trouble

Outbreak Tuesday Worst Since Trujillo’s  Assassination   OAS TEAM PRESENT TO STUDY SITUATION

Russia fo Spend More to Raise Living Standards   Reorganization of Aariculture One Of Nikita’s Aims

U.N. Debate on Bizerte Dispute Nearing Climay   Vote Expected Late Today on Resolu. tion; Tunisia Gain. ing Support.

Final Week of Work Starts Monday  Redistricting Knottiest Assembly Issu

Garcia Questions Macapagal Victory. Unofficial Vote Plurality 600,000

Strike Talks Resume To Avoid -H >   ‘Last Ditch Effort’ Underway, Spurred By Mediation Service

Factions Meet Under Threat of T-H anne mma  Maritime Strike Parleys Resume

Three Truck Bills Vetoed by Dalton   Action Kills Controversial Measure ta Permit Taller and Heavier Vehicles; Missouri Bus And Truck Association Responds Sharply

32nd Reports Leave Priority   No Discrimination on Transportation

Allies To End Policy Talks In Washington  Kennedy, Macmillan Canal Wie w WNWATO Pile   Kennedy, Macmillan Seek New NATO Plar On Nuclear Defense

Allies To End Policy Talks In Washington  Kennedy, Maemillan   Kennedy, Macmillan Seek New NATO Plan On Nuclear Defense

Allies To End Policy Talks In Washington   Kennedy, Macmillan Seek New NATO Plar On Nuclear Defense

Kennedy-Macmillan Issue Statement On Results Of Three-Day Conference

Reai Partnership Sought  Kennedy, Macmillan Winc Up Parley on Unity Theme

Kennedy and Macmillan Talk of Nuclear Pact  Seek Cooperation of NATO Powers to ’ Form New Defense

‘Has No Choice’   as NO oice’  Senate OK On Hiking Debt Ceiling Expected

U.S. Spurns Castro's Bid for Negotiations   Declares ‘Communism in This Hemisphere Is Not Negotiable;’ Charges That America Plans Military Attack Called ‘Cheap Propaganda’

Spurn Castro Bid fo Nedofiations   Communism In This Hemisphere Not Negotiable

Communism in Americas not negotiable, Cuba told   Problem now involves many nations

U.S.: Communism  Not Negotiable Cuba Tela Basie Probiem  Is Reds in Hemisphere

ADVANCES BY CASTRO SPURNED   J. 3. State Department Declares Communism In Hemisphere Not Negotiable, Rejects Proposed Cuban Talke,

[United States Says Communism ‘In This Hemisphere Not Negotiable

U.S. Can’t Negotiate With Communism, Cuba Told      ‘EARLIER STORY PAGE TWC

Grave Concern Reported After Capital Parleys  Communists Snut + i... a   Communists Snub Laotian Deadline On Cease-Fire

Communism On This Hemispherelmpossible   Cuba Shows Willingness to Reopen New Diplomatic Relations; President Says Americans Displeased Over Situation

President of Cuba Denounces U. S., but Holds Out Hope of an Accord

Work night and day to get tests started   No change in policy to blast underground

H. HBombs:_  US. Sil Ahead of Russians. AEC Declines  Comment on ~  Date of Test

Resumption of Tests Soon by U. §. Expected   Underground Shot Within 10 Days?

US. Still Claimi  A-Lead   Soviet Fires 10th Nuclear Test Device

US. Leads In A-Arms SolonsTold   Secret Report Says Russians Still Trail

Farm Bureau Adopts Plan For Surplus  Seeks Reduction In Crop Acreage

Sees “Underemployament” Freeman Would Spur Rural Enterprises To Aid Jobless

HHERIFF CANDIDATE CLAIMS FRAME  Reform Leader Taken In Hotel With Woman

Ex-Premier of Laos In Blast at U.S.   “Interference” Is Charge of Prince Phouma.

lke, GOP Party Leaders Discussing Ways To Strengthen Their Party

Strengthening GOP Is Topic At Gettysburg   Ike Calls In Former Aides

Senate Votes Against Faculty Pay Increases   Straight Party Ballot Defeats Issue 18 to 12

Down From 1960 Harvest — U.S. Crop Production Shows 2 Per Cent Drop

49 Governors to Gef Dinners , Turkey’ nTrimming: to Publicize State

Complete Menu —   49 Governors Will Get ~ Grown-In-Minnesota Eat:

! Increase Is 2 Is College Aid: — . Governor's 61 Budget A Record $2.4 Billion

Churches Attack Proposal of Grants Of $200 to Private College Students

Results Favorable UN Envoy Tempers Concern  With Hope on Four Issues

2 Ex-Cons Suspects in  2nd Holduy  Airport Bank Hit Again for 811,022

Record Heat Wave Basks West Coast   Cold Front Cools Off Nation, East Of Mississippi

Details On Page 10   Burlington Police Chief On Narcotics Committee   Clearer Picture

Traffie Problem First cM EA aN A ACIS STE CN TT LEN TE.  Peseh Avoids Nareoties Enforcement

Measure Is Passed After Midnight   It Cuts State’s Districts To Ten, Eliminating 11th

On Ms Snsids   “460 ‘Men, $1.6 Millions Needed For   Pentagon’ s Program for Ensuing Year

Pentagon Spending $1,600,000 Yearly Giving, Hiding News Editors Charge

Publicity Slackens; Cost Doesn’t Pentagon’s Public Relations  Cost Taxpayers $1.6 Million

White Youth Beaten In Montgomery  Policemen Look On, But Make No Afttemp

Women Hiss Af Students, Urge Crowd To ‘Get Them’: Cameraman Roughed Up

White Youths Attacked On Freedom Ride  Angry Alabamans   Angry Alabamans Make Crusaders Pay With Blood

“ Wouldn’t Want To Be Left In That Kind Of A World”  lke Would Walk Out Of Fallout Shelter If Family Not With Him

Varland, Stine Candidates For Alderman   ny see oo Be   2 Democrats Take Out Petitions

Names Financier As Making Offer  Knight Claims Meet With Nixon, Others

20s Angeles Financier Knight Accuses Howard Edgerton As Nixon Emissary

Knight Holding News Conference To Tell Of Nixon  Trying To Lure Him From Governors Race

Edgerton Emissary: Knight   Claims Nixon Was at Meeting With Edgerton

Accusation Tc Be Proved By Knight Today   Promises Proof Against Nixon in Afternoon News Conference

STRIKE LEADERS DISPLEASED  Fact-Finding Board To Speed Maritime Report

Unions Await Decision By Fact Finding Board   Outcome of Deliberations Crucial Step In Halting 12-Day-Old Shipping Strike

Fact-Finders in Maritime Strike To Rush Report  Could Be Crucial Ste   Could Be Crucial Step In Halting 12-Day Tieup in Shipping

injunction Expected To Follow   Kennedy to Receive Report Friday, May Tale Action

Probe Begins in Maritime Strike   Board Meets in New York, Plans Quick Report to JFK As Step to Halt Walkout

Speedy Report Goal of Strike Facts Probers   Thorough Inquiry a Planned in N. Y.

Report Crucial Step in Halting Costly Strike   Kennedy Reluctantly Calls Board After Invoking T-H Law

Fact Board To Be Ready By Friday  Group Checking Ship Dispute To

Fact-Finder Board Sets Talks Today   Strikers See No Court Injunction Before July 5

Three-Man Board Acts On Strike   Will Try to Speed Report In Effort to End Strike In Maritime Industry

AS JFK MILITARY ADVISOR Taylor Resumes Duties;  Will Face Berlin Crisis   Fact-Finders to Give Crucial Strike Report

= I Play Key Role in 12-Day-Old Sirike .  Fact- Finders Meet On Report for President

MARITIME SESSION UNDER WAY   Fact-Finders Hope To Speed Strike Report 

Will Talk With All Principals In 12-Day Strike   Report Will be Rushed to Kennedy At T-H Law Step

On The Inside   Under tatt-l artley  Board Meets To Find Fast Answer To Strike

Fact-Finders © Speed Report on Mariners  Many Ship Owners Welcome News and Will Cooperate

3-Man Body Acts at Bid Of Kennedy  Tinmtam Fanslan: Aim   Union Leaders Air Displeasure at Use Of Taft-Hartley Act

Strike Study Is  Underway   3-Man Board Will Report Findings On Ship Dispute  To President Friday

iNew TOF. . 7 Fact-Finders Gather to Probe Strike   Report Seen as ‘Crucial Step in Ending Dispute

Fact-Finding Board Meets On Ship Strike   Kennedy Action To Halt Walkout Irks Union Chiefs

Fact-Finding Board Named By President   Report Could Be Crucial Step In Halting 12-Day-Old Walkout   Senate Approves Kennedy's Social Security Measure

Maritime Strike Agency Begins Work on Study   Leaders Summoned To Present Views About  2-Day Tieup

Union Leaders Critical But Ship Owners Welcome Action, Pledge Cooperation

Report May Be Key To Halting Walkout Under Taft-Hartley Law  Fact-Finders Start Strike Study

President's Board Will  Seek Facets   National Security  Is Cited in Call

UN Forces Clash With  Congolese  Opened Fire On Troops to Restore Order

UN. Sudanese Congolese In. New Fighting   Leopoldville’s *. Passions ‘Against © U. N. Not Lessened

Troopslgnore CommandsTo Cease Fire   Clash Develops During Efforts To End Civil Strife

Congolese Battle U.N. Sudanese  Soldiers   Exchange Fire Despite U.N. Efforts To End Civil Strife

Congolese and UN Troops in Battle  Seaport Is Prize in Fight With Sudanese

Both Sides Vainly Issue Cease Fire  UN Approaches To Rebel Forces Bad te Boatlksenn

To Beef Up Missile Projects  JEK Asks $2 Billion Defense Fund Boost

President’s Plan Of 1,300 Missiles By 1965 Revealed   More Equipment, Small Manpower Proposed for ‘Conventional War

Rockets Top Priority = Kennedy Asks Extra Funds for ‘Prime’ Space Exploration

$650 Million Hike In Military Spending Will Add To Budget Deficit

Would Hike Minuteman, Polaris Funds   Would Be Step Up In Eisenhower Defense Budget

$2 Billion More Is Requested for Missile Building   Polaris, Minuteman Increases Are Asked

Civilian Space Budeet Raised $155 Millions   Extra Funds Are for Atom Programs and Nonmilitary Projects

Seeks More Polaris Subs And Missiles  Desiree Strang   Desires Strong Retaliation  After Attack

Says Nation Can't Atford  Arms Delay   Cengress Told U. $ Needs Devastating Retaliatory, Power

$2 Billion Increase Sought   Minuteman, Polaris Get Top Priority

$2 Billion Is Added To Budget   Plans Pushed For Polaris Sub, Missiles

$2 Billion Increase Sought To Turn Out Polaris Subs, Step Up Minuteman Project

$2 Billion to Beef Up Missile Projects   Major Request for Polaris, Minuteman Missiles; President Says U.S, Must Remain Prepared for Further Action

Kennedy Asks Hike in Missile Money  President Tells Congress Boost Of Nearly $2 Billion Needed

s, Minuteman  JFK Seeks More Missile Money   More Money For Minuteman  Budaet Asks 50 Per Cent Polaris Increase

Would Beef Up Polaris, Minuteman   ‘Missile Gap’ Gets Brief Mention In Special Message

More Power Urged  For Retaliation —   $1.95 Billion Over Eisenhower's   Atom Plane Killed, B70 Shelved

THIRD TIME’S THE CHARM   Kennedy Asks Hike In Defense Money For Missile Plans

Two Billion Increase In  Fund Listed   Points To Need Of ““Beefing Up” U. S. Missile Program

$2 Billion Defense. Boost Asked To Put Polaris Subs On Assembly-Line Turnout!

JFK Asks Boost Of $2 Bil. for Subs, Missiles   To Be Built During The Next 4 Years; Budget is Highest

Arms Boost Of $2 Billion  Missile Programs Would  Reeeive Re Boect Share

JFK Seeks More Funds  For P rogram   Polaris, Minutemar Projects May Get ‘Shot in the Arm’

Wants to beef up missiles   ‘Must survive blow, respond with power’

Most For Missile Power  Kennedy Asks 2 $Billion — Boost In Defense Spending

Kennedy Wants $2 Billion To Beef Up Minuteman, Polaris Missile Projects

To Hasten Moon Flight  President Proposes Boost. In Space Budget

Military. Spending 43 Billion   Asks ‘Nuclesr Subs at Rate Of One Per Ménth *

Speed Space Program,  Urges JFK  President Requests   President Requests $125 Million to Speed Exploration

President Asks Major Boost for Missiles  US Must be Able to Survive First Blow, He Decijares

Urgent Proposals Call For $650 Million Defense Hike  In “Arms For Peace” Plan

INCREASE IN ~ MISSILES   Submarine, Railway Rocket Crash Program Sought “To Survive First Blow... And Respond.”

Kennedy Asks Big Boost In Defense Program      GOP Rallies To Slice Spending

For Missile:   Kennedy Seeks Two Billion Boost in Defense Spending  To Beef Up Polaris Missile Submarine Work

President Sees Need  For Boost  Canarace Acka   Congress Asked To Act In Special Messaae

Says More Funds Needed To Boost Missile Projects   President Tells Congress U, S, Must Continue To Have Ability To Survive Attack, Retaliate

Kennedy Asks Congress For $2 Billion To Close Missile Gap   President Hopes For Swift Reply

(oO Build Formidaote SANS LPCLSTTERE  FOree rorce  JK Asks $2 Billion More For Defense

Minuteman, Polaris Get Top Priority   Kennedy Requests Based on Reappraisal Of Nation’s Potential

Most of Additional Funds For Polaris Missile Sub And Minuteman Projects

Kennedy s Boost Mainly fo Increase Missiles   Polaris Subs And Minutemen Get Priority

Kennedy Asks Defense Boost Of $2 Billion   Wants To Beef Up Polaris Missile Submarine And Minuteman Projects

Kennedy Bid Cites Polaris  And Missiles   Must Have Ability To Survive Attack, Hit Back, He Says

JFK Urgently Requests $2 Billion Defense Spending Hike   To Arm Nation With 1,300 Ballistic Missiles

Minuteman, Polaris Subs Beefed Up   President Says U. S. Must Survive ‘First Blow’

From Ankara to Amarillo   JFK Asks $2 Billion  More for Missiles

To Beef Up Polaris, Minuteman  Need $2 Billion Defense Boost: Kennedy

President Asks *2 Billion Defense Boost to Beef Up Missile Projects

Result of Reappraisal $2 Billion More Asked By JFK for 2 Missiles

US. Missile Build-up Seen:  Kennedy Asks $2 Billion Boos: In Nation’s Defense Program

Hike Sought For Missile Sub Buildup   Message to Congres: Also Covers Other Rocket Projects

Buildup of Missiles Is Chief Goal   President Cites Study “Power Isn't Based On Comparison.”

Ji'K Urges  Beet-Up of  Missiles Asks $2 Billion   Asks $2 Billion Budget Boost

Proposes Defense Fund Increase  Of $650 Million    ‘Formidable’ Force of Polaris Submarines And 1300 Balitstic Missiles Planned

JFK Discloses Piers to Arm Nation     Replin AG ene IMA Ec cenlae

Would Beef Up Minuteman and Polaris Projects   Says U.S. Must Have Ability to Survive First Blow and Retaliate

Congress Gets Plea for Near 2 Billion More   Aimed Primarily to Beet Up Two Big Missile Projects

POLA : MINUTEMAN  MAIN AREAS   Must Survive First Blow And Then Retaliate

President Says Request Stems - From Reappraisal Of Na ) tional Defense Setup Now   Being Prepared.   REITERATES THAT USS. NEVER WILL ATTACK

Gromyko Visits President   Mostly For Missiles —  JEK Would Uf Defense Budget      Adrjyost % Rillion Ip

Missile Spending ‘Hike Asked   Kennedy Requests Increase Of Nearly $2 Billion For Wefance Pragsram

INCREASE IN MISSILES   Submarine, Railway Rocket Crash Program  Sought “To Survive  First Blow... And Respond.”  PR SORT MN RAMONE lies es

Says U.S. Not First In Arms   Polaris, Minufeman Projects to Gain Almost $1.5 Million

2-billion-Dollar Boost in Defense Program Asked; Polaris to Be Beefed un

Wants Increase Of $650 Million In 1962 Budge’   President Discloses Plan to Arm Nation With 1.300 Missiles by 1965.

Kennedy Seeks More Money For Defense   Congress Gets ‘Urgent’ Proposals For $650 Million Defense Spending Increase

Rusk View On A-Tests Understood  But Japanese Still Hold Same Oppositior

Charter To Be Given To New Seout Council   Harrisburg Educato: Will Speak At Sessior At Gettysburg Colles:

Missouri Junior College Bill Hits Snag i in Senate  ee . ee ee   Committee Decides Funds Not Available: May Doom Proposal

Memorial Day Death Toll Sets Shameful Record  Statistics Are Cold: 677 Dead

Dog- Kared Chart Shows  - Memorial Day Weekend ~ Most Deadly in History

Mother And Two Sons Are Killed: In Headon Grash   State Death Toll Rises Near End Of Holiday

‘Look Out!’, Pilot Yelled,  But Missile Hit in Second Blames Mechanical Failure in B52 Shot

Producer: TV Demanded Sex  Networks Told Him to Spice Un Shows With Violence

PICTURLS BACK CHARUES  Diplomat To UN Named Leader Of Red Czech Spying In U. 8.   Former Czech Officer  Aided FBI In Spy Case

US. Accuses Cze ch Diplomat  ee — arene cinerea ae  pa Called Top Spy

Foreign Aid toHelp National Economy, Treasury Chief Savs   Dillon Urges $8.8 Billion Development Loan Pregram

Finland Studies Soviet Request   Mutual Pact Asked Against West Germany

Finn Rushes Home Due To Russian Bid   Foreign Minister To Handle Joint Defense Request

Finns React To Defense  Bid By Reds   Foreign Minister Wings Home For Talk With Soviets

Finland Studies Soviet Request  pari ss Bo ee  marinmet Weaeet (Csermean'

Finland Studies Soviet Request  Mutual Pact Asked   Mutual Pact Asked Against West Germany

FIVE VOTES GIVE TEXAN HIS VICTORY   Speaker Takes Floor To Make  Personal Plea

House Rules Test Faced By Rayburn   Speaker To Refuse Compromise on Plan To Enlarve Group

Kayburn Says ‘No Compromise’ House Votes Tuesday on Plan To Enlarge Rules Committee

Enlarged Rules Committee Move First Major Test For President Kennedy

Rules Showdown:  JFK Prestige At Stake   South Pressuted To Vote ‘Right’

Stern test in Congress  Plan to enlarge Rules committee before House

House Approves Proposal By 217-212 Vote  To Add Three Liberal  Members To Break

House Votes by 217-212 to Enlarge Rules Committee   Change Certain to Help Chances for Kennedy’s Legislative Program.

Rules Issue Faces “Test? In Congress   Critical Vote Looms Tuesday On Plan Te  Enlarge Committee

Rayburn-Smith Clash Looming On Rules Group   Power Struggle in Makina for Weeks

House Due To Vote On Rules Plan   Kennedy Facing First Major Test With Conaress

Key Vote Set Today On Rules   Vote Seen As Test For JFK  Administration

Key Rules Vote Due Tomorrow   Rayburn Says There Will Be No Compromise on Plar To Enlarge House Group  —_ re ree" ©: fe eC ar a 2.)

Rayburn Is Winner by 5 Eallots   Closeness of 217-212 Tally Hints Kennedy To Face Trowble.

House Votes To Enlarge Committee   Rayburn Wins 217 to 212 Vote on Move to Break Smith’s Hold on Committee

Expansion. Move Wins by 217-212   _ Victory: for JFK, Rayburn Despite . ~Closeness of Vote

Sam Rayburr Wins House Rules Vote.   Pressure Was Heavy To Enlarge Committee By 3 More Members

Mr. Sam, The Judge Part Ways   House Showdown May Leave One Of Them Bruised   BULLETIN

Kennedy Faces Test Tuesday In Key House Vote   _ Effort to Enlarge Rules Committee To Reach Floor

House Hikes Rules Group  Ravhurn Sees Victory but GOP in: Attack on ‘Packing’

On Rules Committee Issue— New Administration Faces Ist Vote Test

Rayburn Victor In Rules Fight   Honeymoon of Kennedy With Conaress Fades

Rules Committee Enlarged by House   Roll-Call ls 217-212 on Adding Three Members in Effort to Curb Power of Dixie! Republican Coalition: Victory for Rayburn

Personal Win for Mr. Sam   Five-Vote Margin May Mean Trouble For Administration

MayDUrm fF ian peach seemed She  Kennedy Faces Test.in (Rules Committee Vote

RAYBURN WINS POWER SHOWDOWN   House Votes 217-212 Tec Clip Power Of Rep. Smith By Packing House Rules Committee.

Rules Committe Fight In House Won By Rayburn  Vote Is 217-212 On Move To Curb Conservative Power

loday's Yote Critical” peo Kennedy's Legislation Hinges On Rules Panel

Will Enlarge House Rules Committee  Curb of  Conservatives is.4.z "17 417104

Kennedy Administration Faces First Key Vote Tuesday On Plan To Enlarge Rules Committee

KEY VOTE TUESDAY ON ~ RULES ISSUE   Rayburn. Tries To Break Power Of Committee Dominated By GOP And Dixie Democrats.

Administration Faces First Key. Vote Tuesday  Decision on Proposal Enlarging House Rule: Committes Awnited :

Kennedy Wins First Big Victory; House Votes to ©  Expand Rule Committee

Five Votes Difference In Struggle   Power of Southern Demos Cut in Win For Sam Ravburn

JFK's Regime Faces Key Vote On Rules Panel   Sam Rayburn Says ‘No Compromise On Enlargement.

House Votes To Enlarge Rules Groun   Decision Is Victory For Ravbura

Key Vote On Rules Group Due Tuesday   Rayburn Pledges No Compromise On Enlarging Committe

Delegates Reach New Compromise  Representatives Of West, Communists T Cooperate On Laos

In Geneva Parley on Laos  East-West Compromise Followed by New Trouble

THREE TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS REPORTED WEDNESDAY; ‘NO FATALITIES, 1 HURT

President Appeals To Businessmen ‘To Help Solve Economic Problems

Kennedy Urges Help  Of Business   Needs ‘Constructive Co-operation’ to Ease Economic Problems, He Says in Speech

Man Scheduled to Hang in Three Days Brinos Libel Action Against Magazine

GALLOWS WAITING        Accused Slaver Sues For Karly Death Stor v

Fallout Research Taboo Scientist Explains. Why lHe Fled from Russia

Talks With Johnson “Mr. Sam’ Contemplates Returning To Texas Home

Rayburn Likely To Make Trip To Bonham Home  ms Be we 2 OE om nk pan mn we Te a NA

Mr. Demoerat’s Last Wish iixpected To Be “Go Home To Await Death Call”

Mr. Sam ToGo Home If He’s Strong Enough   Life Reduced To ‘Number Of Days'

Aboard United Airliner Alleged Crime High Above Nevads Creates Tangled Legal Problems

 Legal Problems for Congress High-Flying Assaulter May Escape Punishment

Legal No Man’s Land — Janitor, Who Caused Knife Ruckus Of Jetliner, Poses Law Problem

Ruckus poses pain in head   Janitor pulls knife in ‘legal  no.moan’e land’

No Law Covers Aerial Hijinks  Ruckus on Airline ¢ PRPRNOee ieee? “Oe seine Pte See

Vacationing Janitor Causes Ruckus on Jet Poses Legal Headache for Authorities

Smile for Joday   Legal Problem Faces Authorities in Case of Ruckus on Airliner

Legal. Snar!l On Incident In Jetliner No Law Covering  Ruckus Involying Knife-Scare

Oughta Be A Law! Arrest Man On Jetliner, But Who Has Jurisdiction?

 Setliner Ruckus Poses Problem   No Law Found To Punish Belliecrent Passen oer

Plane Fight Per plexing o To Lawmen  No Statute Covers Interstate  TN 3 sg Weds.

Ruckus aboard airliner ends with head scratching on jurisdiction

Ruckus on Jetliner  Vacationing Janitor Springs Knife in Leqal No-Man’s Land

No Law Covers Aerial Hijinks  Ruckus on Airliner Caused by Janitor

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From Our College  ae mee eye iicles gel es ee wan om * « &   ‘SCIENCB. TV PROGRAM THIS SATURDAY NOON

TODAY THROUGH SUNDAY  SEAR NALA EA NLA LALLA A LALA AANA LOL LN  State Wildlife Meet Slated For Weekend

North Carolina Iteme  Tar Heels Are Third From Bottom In Local And State Taxes Levied   Ducks Beat Jets

Policeman Says Ex-Nazi Eager To Reveal Role   Prosecutor Closes Horrifying Recital Of Jew Treatment

Eichmann Was Ready To Describe Role In Ordeal Of Jews, Witness Testifies

“Crimes A gainst Humanity” .  Eichmann’s Treatment of Jews Reviewed

itness Says  Eichmann ‘Interested, Ready’ To Describe His War Crimes

Eichmann Said To be Willing To Take Stand  Officer Quoted Defendant as Set

WW II Ordeal Of Jews Told By Attorney   Eichmann Reported Ready To Describe Role In Traaedy

IST WITNESS IN EICHMANN TRIAL CALLED   Israeli Police Captain Testifies On Interrogation After Nazi Was Brought From Argentina.

Witness Says Eichmann Willingly ‘Detailed His Anti-Jew Activities

VP ale Of Girl Survivor From Ketch Hints At Murder; Bizarre Case Involves Captain Who Suicided

STORY CONTRADICTS SKIPPER'S  Girl Survivor Of Ship Tells Of Cries, Blood

Captain abandoned blood-stained ship  Terry Jo contradicts Harvey's sea tragedy stor’

Girl survivor tells of violence on ketch before it sank: skipper left in dinghy

Tells Coast Guard She Didn't See a Small Fire on Ship  Skipper Told of Fire Before Taking Life  ry atal Raam

 Girl Survivor Of Bluebelle Says Skipper Abandoned Other Passengers

Night Ul; error  Girl Tells Of Scrsins Blood On Ketch; Confradicts Skipper Who Took Own Life

Girl Survivor Tells of Terror Aboard Vessel   Heard Screams; Saw Mother, Brother in Poo! of Blood

‘Bloody Night of Horror’  Girl Survivor Refutes Skipper’s Account of ‘Bluebelle’ Sea Tragedy

Heard Screaming and Stomping; Says Cantain Abandoned Her on Sinking Ship

S$ 1.050 Deposit Bover Opens Bank Account. Will Abandon Collections

Will Study Use Of Inland Streams By State's Commercial Fishermen

Unsolvable problems call for revision of document   Legislative and copular vote  s reauired

In Train Accident  Al Least 71 Christmas Season Travelers Killed

Inside ...    27 Others Injured  At Least 69 Persons Killed An Italian Train Accident

Cheerful. T arong Rides to Death  In 100-F ‘aot Plunge into Gorge

Car Plunges Off Bridge; 33 Persons Hurt   Coach Drops 100 Feet Into River Bed

Railway Car Plunges Into Gorge, 71 Die Sudden Disaster  Mars Christmas Holiday In Italy

Car plunges from bridge: 33 injured   Jammed coach drops 100 feet into river bed

69 Ride to Sudden Death As Italian Railway Car Falls 100 Feet Into Gorae

Train Mishap Toll Placed At 69 Killed —  Rail Car Plunges Into Deep Gorge

Nelson Sees Added Deficit if Sales Tax Replaces His Plan   Urges Higher Income Levy And Withholding Proposal

Withholding Tax Only Answer  Sales Tax Will Add $15 Million to Budget Deficiency: Nelson

Nelson Warns Sales Tax to Swell Deficit   Says 10 Million Lost If Withholding Is Not Enacted

DEPRESSED LABOR AREAS  Many Workers Face Poverty In Steel, Coal Industries   Ry NATE POLOWETZKY

Cannot Find Job . Former Coal Miner In Pa. Tells of His Plight :

"Ex-Coal Miner’  Sums Up Despair Of Thousands   By NATE POLOWETZKY

Would Assess Net Profits And Dividend:   Requests For Appropriations TT. Reo Presented

Midwestern Readings Rise Above Normal   Warm Air Ends Freeze In Southland

By J. EDGAR HOOVER Director. Federal: Buresa  af Investization {Inatalkrnent 5)

Residents of Texas Town Discover  They've Been Guzzling Sea W ater

For All Twp. Vote Results Call the Trib. Tuesday Night At ED 3-0567   WINS SCHOLARSHIP

Bank Robbers Pull Novel Stunt To Nick Twice-Robbed Bank Of $60,000

Robert Welke, Manager of Gary Branch Bank  Gary Branch. Bank Robbed Third Time

Red Speech Confuses Europeans   Dismay Mixed with Hope In Reaction to Nikita’s Speech at Red Congress

Conflicting Reaction T oO Nikita Talk   Hope and Dismay Feelings In World Capitals

FEARFUL, HOPEFUL Reactions Mixed On Bomb. Berlin Talk By Red Boss

Conflicting Hopes And Dismay Aroused In Western Europe      Clutch At Straw Held Out On Berlin In Khrushchev‘s Speech

BOMB GARNERS HEADLINES  _ West Shows Hope, Dismay Over K’s Speech

TERROR IS MAIN VALUE OF WEAPON .   Possible Change Berlin Situation.  Is Under Study   Bomb Draws Most Reaction

Reaction To Khrushchev’s Speech Varied In West European Capitals

Hope, Dismay Aroused By Red's Speech   Lifting Treaty Deadline Seen as Only Change In Berlin Stand

Hope Filled With Dismay  Khrushchev's Party Speech Arouses Conflicting Feelings

One Hundred Years Ago Today Lincoln Onth As President of Cowntry

U.N. Pushes To Complete Congo Debate   2 Sessions Slated Today And Special Saturday If Needed

U.N. Seeks Debate End On Congo  ; Marathon Series. Of Ballots On

U.N. Assembly Strives to End Congo Debate   May Hold Saturday Session to Vote on Series of Resolution:

U. N. Pushes To Wind Up Congo Debate  2 Meetings Slated To Wade Through Series of Ballots

Rules Committee  a ER ne AR RRS  GOP Discusses Fight On ‘Packing’

Non-Schedulec Lines Under 3-Way Study   CAB Investigation Covers Finances, Sofety. Business

More Survivors  Reported in B52  Missite Downing ‘Sidewinder’ Hit Craft in Fighter

Reports Not Clear Five Crewmen May Be Safe After Bomber Shot Down

Conflicting Reports Given   Jet Accidentally Fires Missile \In Simulated Attack. Downs Bomber     ’ ; } 7

3 Saved, 5 Feared Dead as B52 Is Accidentally Hit by Missile   Giant Global Bomber Crashed in New Mexico

Conflicting Reports on Survivors of Wreck   Guard Pilot Who Shot Down Huge Plane identified; Rescue Workers Now Being Picked Up by Air Force Helicopters

Bomber Is Shot Down Accidentally   Five Men Are Missing After Fighter Plane Fires Deadly Missile

Hear 5 of 8 May Be Alive Off Bomber   AE Concentrates on Rescuing of Raccuare in. Snow

More Egyptian Control Has Been Meaning of ‘Arab Unity’ for Syrians

Syrians Object to Merger —  Arab Unity Was Theme  Proclaimed by Nasser

-LITTLE UNITY IN THE U.A.R.Nasser’s Dominance Resented By Syrians

UNION ‘IDEAL? ECONOMICALLY  Nasser Eases Syrians Into Background

Nasser’s Theme Was Arab Unity  Egypt, Syria Joined Under r His Leader shi

Karm Group Turns Down Sehool Plan   Delegates On Record \s Opposing State Reorganization Law

U.S. May Send Man Into Space In Six Weeks  © as, £1 leanne Line   Successful Launching Of Redstone Missile Is Step Forward

Possibly In Six Weeks  Manned Space Flights Are Step Closer Today

Man Space Hoy Expected Soon   Redstone’s Success Sets Stage For Experiment

Working Out the Bugs....  Successful Redstone Shot Brings Space Trip Closer

New Test Reported  Sueceesstul   Redstone Missile Puts Dummy Capsule To 115-Mile Height

Unmanned Space Ship Is Testec   Redstone Missile Carries Capsule 115 Miles High, 311 Down Range

Carried Dummy Astronaut Manned Space Flight Nearer Following Test

Redstone Scores Success  Manned Space Flight May Be Only Six Weeks Away

Only Six Weeks Away? Successful Redstone Launching Puts Manned Space Test Nearer

Space Flight For Man Is Step Closer   May Be Only Weeks Away; More Tests Are Needed. However

Manned Flight In Space Step Closer  Dummy Capsule Fired 115 Miles High And 311 Miles Down Range

Space Capsule Test Successful  Manned Flight May Be Six Weeks Away

May Rely On National Guard  Selective Service Hikes Draft Pools To Meet Call

Several states increase pool of draftees   No new request for additional men from capitol

Partial Emergency Hinted Some States Boosting Calls for Draft Exams

No Requests for More Men, States Up Draf  Gov't Seems to ©      Gov't Seems to «© Depend on Reserves Guard in Emergency

No Connection With Berlin Some States Up Pools ‘Of Available Drafiees

States beefing up draft lists  Officials tie the increase  tr, call niannea TY a sicmiet

Several States Increasing Draftee Pools, But Army Says No Quota Hike Requested

Some States Boost Pools For Draftees  Army Reports No New Request For Drafting More Me

But Army Hasn‘t Asked For More  Some States Adding To Pool Of Draftees   Pentagon Leaked Private Memo On Military-Politics Fulbright

States Increasing Draftee Pools   Selective Service Cites Bia Aunnuet Ca

Several States Cite Increase In Draft Rates   Larger Quotas T.o Be Maintained As Support Measurt

LAING “RANG BO Nl fi Pron  Draft Call Increases In Several States

TODAY'S INDEX   8,000 in August Call States Increase Manpower Pool  But Army Hasn't Asked Draft Hike

More Draftees Are Available   Several States Boost Lists for August

New supply Orders Listed  Use of Missiles to Deliver Chemical Gases Hinted

Fired By Missiles   Army May Issue Warheads To Carry Nerve Gases To Enemy

Capable of Penetrating Enemy Battle Zones  U.S. Army May Issue Missile "Heads’ That Could Carry Gases

Army Preparinc Missiles For Gas Warfare   Chemical Warhead: Being Readied For Short, Long Range

Army Readies Missiles With Gas Warheads   New Regulation Gives Hint Of New Weapon

Army Preparing Missile Warheads to Carry Gas Deep Into Enemy Areas

Army Apparently Preparing to Issue \Missile Warheads Carrying Gases

Returns fo U.S. After Fine Trip; Works on Speech   Expect Generalities Largely in Addres<«

Back In Washington Se  Kennedy. Readies Report" to Nation After ‘Fine’ Trip

KEY GROUP TO RECEIVE EARLY DATA   President Gets Warm Welcome  On His Return

Plans Report On Summit Meet Tonight   President, Macmillan, Issue Communique After Private Talk

President Lands “or 6-Hour Rest “ton in Labrador   Revort to Nation Planned on Meetings In Vienna, Paris

KENNEDY. EN ROUTE HOME AFTER TALKS WITH MACMILLAN; WILL GIVE REPORT TO NATION TONIGHT

Fills in Mae On His Confab With Khrush  Allia-l S aaslame Crnnce   Allied Leaders Stress Close Agreement in Pursuing Objeetives

Nation Report ls Scheduled For Tonight  Maemherc OF Roth   Members Of Both Parties On Hand For Greeting —

Capitol Hill Skeptical, Optimistic  to Deal Largely in Generalities

Reports fo Nation at / lonignt... President Returns After ‘Fine Trip

Nation To Ge' His Report On’ Talks Tonight.   President To Telt Of Meetings With Heads of 3 Nations

President Expected to Deal Largely in Generalities in Re porting Talks With Khrushchev

U. 5. 10 HEAR PRESIDENT AT 6 PM.   On Nationwide Television And nade Broadcast   Expected To Deal In Generalities On Talks With Premier Khrushchev

President To Report 7 O'Clock   Arrives Home From London  In Mid-Morning

President Home, On TV Tonight   Americans To Get First Report On Vienna Meeting

Kennedy Back From European Talks, Reports To Nation On Radio, TV Tonight

Appearance Due On IV Tonight  ammadw Buaacde Talttie   Kennedy Ends Talks With European Chicfs

President Goes On Air at6 p.m.  For Trip Review  Congress Chiefs Receive Briefing At White Hauce

Will Address Nation Tonight On Meetings   Invites Dirksen To White House; Says ‘Trip Fine’

Will Speak Tonight On Meeting Leaders   President Returns to Capital Today; Shows Bipartisan Spirit After Meeting With Leaders of European Nations

President Rates Trip As Very Fine   Leaders of Both Sides Greet Chief; Report Set Tonigcht

Will Discuss His Meeting With Mr. K   Congressional Leaders Called

Will Appear In TV Speech At 6 P.M.   Returns From European Journey

Kennedy, back from Europe will report to nation tonight   “Very fine trip” he remarks at airport

President, First Lady Guests of Honor at Palace; Report U. S., Britain in Accord

Chief Executive To Take Over All Networks, TV and Radio, At 7 O’clock

Meets Leaders of 2 Parties in Conference   President Evidently Pleased With His Flight Abroad

Kennedy Says Trip ‘Very Fine’   Returns To U. S. 9:33 A. M., Will Work On Report To Nation During Dav

JFK Comes Home, Talk Set Tonight   President to Make National Television, Radio Speech On Conferences at 6 P. M.

He Will Tell Nation About Summit Talks   President Bouncy Despite Ardors Ot Journey

KENNEDY ADDRESS TONIGHT   Senators Hold Varying Views Cancernina Talks

Tells British Regime What To Expect: .  Glittering Banquet In  Palace Honors

Summit Tour Report Is Set For Tonight   President Fills In Macmillan On His Talks With Khrush

CONGRESS LEADERS CALLED IN   President Discusses Summit With Dirksen, Fulbright In Helicopter; Goes On Television Tonight.

JEK Back From Trip To Europe   To Tell Nation Tonight About Paris, Vienna

Briefs Leaders Of Both Parties On Conferences   Gets Small but Warm Welcome; Works on Television Speech

Bipartisan Group Meet: President  :  —™ @& 7 ._ 2   Dirksen, Fulbright, Kennedy in ’Copter Hop Conference

Appearance Due On TV Tonight  Kennedy Ends Talks   Kennedy Ends Talks With European Chiefs

Nation Awaits Report   TV, Radio Message Scheduled Today On European Talies

Addresses Nation Today i ce 7 Returning President Says Trip ‘Very Fine’

To Report Over Air Tonight On Trip Results.   Mes. Kennedy To » Sto}  Mn Te ban   Mrs. Kennedy To Stay On In London For Visit With Sister

WEATHER   Report On Conferences With World’s Leaders Planned For TV Tonight

Appearance Due On TV Tonight   Kennedy Ends Talks With European Chiefs

President's Summit Talk Report Tonight  To Brief Leaders Of Both Parties   To Brief Leaders Of Both Parties During Afternoon

Nation Awaits Summary of Trip  Leaders of Both Parties Greet President on His Return

Kennedy back in U. S. after European trip   President reports to nation tonight; is welcomed by leaders of both parties   ‘Freedom Riders’ on move again

Confers With Macmillan In Visit Windup   Glittering Banquet Given By Queen At Buckingham Palace

 Bob Kenedy Seeks Powers To Fight Organized Crime   JFK Plans Report

Kennedy Says Of Trip, ‘Fine, Very Fine’  Kennedy Back In US; Goes On Air Tonight

Kennedy Reports To US. On 24 Hours Of Intense  Hich Level Conferences

LSU Knocks Down Sports Racial Ban   Move Clears Way for Possible Bid to Rose, Orange Bow!

Blue Law Sanction By Supreme Court Opens Way For Strict Enforcement

High Court Upholds . Blue Laws  “Strengthening Of  Closure Laws ;

With a Hope and a Prayer . .     Tanganyika Takes Fu uture Into Its Own Hands Tonight

With Hope And A Prayer 'Tanganyika Becoming \An Independent Nation

Tanganyika Becomes New  State Today  Prime Minister Confronted by Enormous Task

Freedom Tasks Face Tanganyika  Nienenen At Halim   Nyerere At Helm As Former Colony  Casts Off Bonds

Outpost Is Free But Poor.... New Nation Launched With Shaky Economy

Big task  nthe new nation   Tanganyika becomes independent tonight

Tanganyika to Begin State of Independence  Shaky Economy, Small Treasury Face New Nation

East Germans shoot at U.S. soldiers near wall   Submachine gun fire rakes border as nine East Berlin refugees stick truck in wire

No Casualties But Incident Held Serious   Westerners Do Not Return Fire Which Lasts for Hour

As 9 Refugees Break Through— a Reds Fire on U.S. Military. West Berlin Police

New Berlin Incident As Commies Fire on U.S. Military Police   None Is Hit. However; Occurs After Refugees Flee Across Border.

West Patrol Guns Quiet, Report Says   Incident Declared Most Serious Since  Reds Erected Wall

Incident In Chase After 9 Refugees   E, Germans Fire On U.S. MPs And W. Berlin Police

Fire Across Border   No One Hit as Refugees Escape; Incident Called Most Serious Yet

East Germans Fire On U. S. Military, West Berlin Police As Refugees Flee To Freedom

Helping Refug ees... East Germans  Fire On MPs In Berlin Incident 

Border Incident Worst Yet; Shouted Commie Warnings Aimed Partly at Americans

No One Hit in Shooting That Erupted When Nine Refugees Broke Through Barrier

No one hit, West doesn t return shots   Nine refugees make it across barricades

East Reich Police Fire on Troops   No Injuries, But 9 Refugees Dash to Freedom

None Wounded AsRefugees  Break Barrier   U.S. Military Police Do Not Shoot Back  In Serious Incident

9 Refugees Make Escape — E. German Police Fire  On U.S. Military Police

Red Police Fire Into  West Area   U.S. MPs In Line Of Fire; No Shots Returned

No One Hurt By Bullets —   Rifles, Submachine Guns Fired At Military, W. Berlin Police During Flight

Flight of Refugees Sets Off Firing by Vopos  More Border Gunfire

IN BERLIN SHOOTING   0 Refugees Escape Eas Berlin In 24 Hours  INCIDENT   Called Most Serious Since Communists Barricaded Border August 13

Shots Not Returned Oe East Germaine Fire On West As Refugees Flee

Fire Repeatedly As Refugees Flee Into West   Incident Called Most Serious Since Border Barricaded

No One Hit — Fire Not Returned  U.S., West Berlin Police Shot At By East Guards

Reds Open Fire at  U.S. MPs   Incident Follows  Dash by Refugees

25 Per Cent Hike by Jan. 1 NATO Chief Pledges Combat Force Upswing

NATO Strength Up 25 Per Cent, Norstad Claims   Buildup On Berlin  Increases Power

BuildupNot Sufficient,  Group Told   U.S, Readiness Cited  In Kennedy Pledce

Late Bulletin   SECOND SHELDON CHILD INJURED IN ACCIDENT iN ‘POOR’ CONDITION  — THERES apuire ear

Late Bulletin   SECOND SHELDON CHILD INJURED IN ACCIDENT IN ‘POOR’ CONDITION

Three Units Fall Hundreds of Feet To Glacier Below  99 Persons Saved   59 Persons Saved From Cars Left Dangling in Air

Cable. Car Death Toll Set: at6   30°T assengers  Trapped: 35 Saved

No Answer From Taps At Tower      Hope Vanishes 26 Trapped Men Could Be Alive

No Sign of Life...  Salvage Operation Slated  For Storm-Wrecked Tower

Index   No Sign Of Life Hope Lost For Lives Of 26 In Sunken Tower

Diver Receives No Responsi At Sunken Navy Tower; 26 Men Given Up for Dead

 Believe All Dead in Sunken Radar  Tower; Silence Answers Diver's Taps

Lives Of 26 In Tower Hull Written Off   Deep Sea Diver Reports No Hint Of Life In Wreck

NoResponse To Tapping  On Tower   Divers Fail To Find Any Sion of Life

Negroes Promise to Stage Another Protest Demonstration Ouiside Court

Unions Decide to Channel Billion In Funds Into Home Construction

Union Funds  For Building  New Homes AFL-CIO Prepares  To Use 81 Billion  For Construction

For Problems, Frustrations Christian Leaders View Resurrection For Answer

Christ's Resurrection Offers Answer to Man's Deepest Problems   Christiandom Waits Dawn of Most Joyous of Days

The Song  of [Kaster   Theclogical Writings     Probe Meaning OF Resurrection

Leftist Set To Take Up Brazil Rule   Goulart Plans to Go To Capital for Installation Monday

Fearful With Bigger Test to Come Non-Communist World  Angered by Bomb Blas

‘Child Owes ‘Life To Radio  Diagnosis   Sull Gravely lil Actress Given Blood For ‘Crisis Period’

XL5 Rocket Plane Sets New Record  Hits 3,370 MPH; Not Top Speed, Pilot Says

ROCKET PLANE SETS. RECORD   X15 Travels 3,370 Miles An Hour; Cock- pit Is Hot

Rocket Plane Travels 3.370 Miles an Hour  X15 Pilot Sets New Record

Democrats OK Nelson Plan For Chairman   Convention Still Debating Stand on Tax Problems

State Democratic Convention OK’s ‘Change Allowing 2 Vice-Chairmen

Crash of Bus, Train Kills 49 in Formosa   253 Are Saved  Portuguese Ship Explosion Leaves 237 Dead, Missing

Many, Many Miles Per One Galleon   But They Still Can't See Elusive Santa Maria

Bonds Set for 8 In Holdups   3 Charged With OF te Oa ae i Pat. oe. % eS aun

List Woman As Member Of Ring Accused In Series Of Robberies At Savings, Loan Associations

House Gets Tax Plan Too $25.1 Million Education Buildup Program Offered

School Aid Tax Plan  Presented   Would Levy On. Dividends, Rents, Royaltie

Inside The Proaress   Off-Duty Trooper Foils $40,500 Bank Holdup at Bedford

*Urban Renewal Spurt Expected Across Country   Mayors Welcome Kennedy’s Appeal

By Senator Thurmond  McNamara Still Queried In Pentagon Censorship

Reds Support India In U.N.  Diseussion . Troop Withdrawal From Portuguese Territories Sought

UN URGED TO CALL FOR CEASE-FIRE   ‘Immediate Withdrawal Of Indian Troops From   Goa Demanded   UNITED STATES IS ‘OPPOSED BY RUSSIA

No New Taxes, But Lawrence Requests Hike In Gasoline Tax  Of Two Cents

Art Robbery Baffles Police Along Riviera   57 Priceless Works Stolen From Gallery In Fishing Village; Includes Masterpiece:

600,000 Rail Workers to Ask Pay Hike   Nonoperating Unions Seek 25-Cent Boost, Long Layoff Notice

At_Contract Conference  American Motors Takes Initiative From Reuther

_ Flirts With Explosive Profit ‘Sharing American Motors Leads Off With Long Range Labor Pla

wochorria: senvict & sated CO. Pe, WOR GOOG 4924 COLE AVE. Qeaees. TERS ConP.   Auto Company Set to Bargain

AMC Proposes New Approach For Contract  Firm’s Spokesman Outlines Number Of Bargaining Goals

ALBANIAN LEADERS PRAISE RED CHINA   Railed As Loyal International Friend By General Enver FHoxha

Major Plan Afoot To Invade Cuba   Anti-Castro Groups Reveal Revolt Plot

FIND VENDING DEVICES NOT UP 10 CODE   Racket Victims May File Suit To Get Money Back

British Sale of Jets to Red China Regarded Politically Significant

British Defend Sale of Jets to Red China as Political Breakthrough

Bad Luck, Bad Work —  Union Launches Drive To Offset. Huge Deficit

Elimination Of Household Personal Property Tax, Raising Of Driver’s Li censes Also Urged.  HOUSES ORGANIZE ON PARTY LINES

Highway Route Rift Widens   Patterson Says White House Won't Alter Course

Bolstered by AMC Agreement and Power to Strike Union Stepping Up Pressure On Big 3 of Auto Industry

West, Russ To Talk On W Berlin. Rusk   UAW Steps up Pressure On Big-3 Auto Makers

UAW Is Stepping Up Its Pressure   Seek Settlements Like That With AMC

‘Closed Door’ To Teamsters By AFL-CIO   Readmission Plea Unheeded by Meany See No Rival Union

AFL-CIO 18 STILL CLOSED TO TEAMSTERS   Meany Opposed Ta Readmitting Hoffa’s  Union

Councilman Would Let People Decide - Candidate Ward Is Opposed To Tax Raise By City Council

‘Financial Requirements’ Cited - City Should Tax San Jacinto Hospital, Badaett Believes

Kennedy And Macmillan For United Action  Ce ng Ogee LD oe   First Seven Hours _ Of Three-Day Talk: Probe The Issues.

POLL SHOWS 18% WANT TO KEEP LAW   Consider It Safeguard Against ‘Stale’ Product

 " a a * “Would Raise Prices’  Feed Grain Program  Termed ‘Dangerous’  Hee ee

MILK PRODUCERS VOICE OPPOSITION   . Are Against Any National Or State Quotas For  Thateerr Denturctinn

2 Convicts Hold Five Hostages "   Revolt Breaks Out In . 1,600-Prisoner Kingston Penitentiary

Dn - The - Spot Civil War Series To Bevin In Mext Week’s Courier

ARTICLES BEGIN TODAY Civil War Tragedy, Color -Recapiured in New Series

Editorial   How About ‘Farmer’s Day’ As Chamber Of Commerce Project’

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (‘Coprighted 1960, A -Nationa! Council of Churches Religion Features)

Maybe Reincarnation Theory Is Right, Professor Intends To Find Out

Were You Someone Else Once? Psychiatrist Not Sure, But Evidence Sends Him Searching

An Earlier Life in Another Body?  Psychiatrist Claims Evidence ‘Of Survival of Human Senses

Lived in Another Body — Psychiatrists Plan Study of Another Life

Finds ‘Bridey Murphy’ Evidence— Dsvchiatrist Probes Survival of Human Sense

REINCARNATION SEEN POSSIBLE   Virginia Psychiatrist Will Investizate

PSYCHIATRIST CHECKS FURTHER  Belief In Another Life  Spurs Intensive Research   SLENDER FVIDENCE

You May Be A 2nd Hand Individual   Doctor Says He Found Evidence Of Reincarnatior

Evidence Warrants Probe     ce enn mere me ne ee  Is There Anyone Alive Today Who Had Lived Another Life!

Survival of human senses is studied  WLU0C,’S SCOTTI TOIN YOUR ROnY?

DAD MAKES ETERNAL SACRIFICE   On The Inside   "19th Century Soul Doctor Traveling To India  To Learn Of ‘Another Life’

Are There Persons Today Who Lived In Bygone Era?   Speaking of case studiese o

One Death Confirmed By Coast Guard   25 Injured; Norwegian, Chinese Shins Invalved

2 Ships Collide; 3 Dead   11 Missing; Chinese Ship Gutted By Fire In Houston Disaster

Ships Crash; Three Dead, 11 Missin Survivor Says  He Saw Men On Fire

At Least 3 Persons Are Killed   Foreign Ships Damaged By Fire; 11 Others Are Still Missina

On Senate Fioor  Bill to Open Public Records Advanced Without Oppositior

Cypryla Hit In Exchange  With Police   Akron Man Sought Since Youngstown Shooting Last Week

To Ease U.S. Gold Drain---   American Servicemen Facing New Foreign Spending Curb

By Defense Personnel President Wants Overseas Spending Drastically Cut

Mrs, Geiger Pleads Guilty to Bank Theft  Towa Woman Could Receive Fo pe OW nie se Wee en

Regrettable, but may have to test in alr   Atmospheric experiments to prove findings

Air Testing May Be Next,  Some Believe   President’s Decision Is Supported On Capitol Hill

Atmospheric Blasts Likely In the Future  Some Congressme Say Red Activity Vill Cee Ace

U.S. May Resume Nuclear Testing In Atmosphere  Detonation In Air ay Be Necessary In Final Testing

GM OFFER CLEARS WAY  Reuther Calls Off Strike; Pact Near   MANY IN CONGRESS SEE NEED  U.S. May Follow Up Red Air Tests

By Congressional Leaders  Possibility of Resuming Atmospheric Tests Voiced

If Soviets Continue U.S. May Have To Resume Tests In Air   Russians Being Condemned For Loosing Debris In Atmosphere

Soviet Moves May Force US fo Test in Air   Atmospheric Shots Involve Fallout Congress Warns

‘Congress Says Air Tests May Resume   JFK Orders Bomb  Testing to Continue   Underground Test Within a Month?

Besides Other N-Tests May Resume Atmospheric Tests, Top Solons Predict

Atmosphere Tests May Come Next   Congressmen Believe U. S. May Be Forced to Make Some Tests Above Ground

U. S. May  Resume N Tests in Air  Soviet Continuation Will Force Us To Act, Congressmen Say

Chimp To Make Trip  U. S. Plans Last Test Before Astronaut Orbit

Chimp Trip To Be Tried Wednesday   Would Be Final Test Before Man Fling Into Orbit

Trail Blazer For Astronaut Utimluia.  U.S. To Try Again To Rocket Chimp 3 Times Around World

U. S. Hopes for 3-Orbit Chimp Flight Wednesday, Man Before End of Year

"32 PAGES OF TY  nie ueniws THE NEW POCKET SIZE TV MAGAZINE    Well Try Another Chimp Orbit Wednesday

U.S. Will Try To Orbit Chimy  _ Delayed Shot Is Prelude TT. Manned Ek oht Sacan

Last Planned Shot Before Man Tries It   Score Wednesday Would Start US. On Crash Program

Life’s End   CHARLES H,. MAMMEN DEAD AT AGE 83 — WAS RETIRED FARMER  Funeral Set Tuésday In Grant Township

J wf Lites End CHARLES H. MAMMEN DEAD AT AGE 83 — WAS RETIRED. FARMER  ‘ Funeral Set Tuesday In Grant Township

Protest Ignored  Portugal Walks Out of UN ‘Over Vote to Debate Angole

Portugal Stages U.N. Walkout  Protests Move For Debating .  Ancala Cricic

Over 1,000 Casualties  Reported   War to the Death Vowed by Tshombe

UN Chiefs Beaten Uj In Katange   Officials Attacked By Katanga Troops

Beginning Today Inside The Index   U.N. Officials Beaten By Katangese Commandos

i Pair On Wa fay To U. 5. Senator’ 5 Party  Katangese Beat U. N. Aides     

4th Degree Knights of Columbus Meet At Swank Restaurant For Installation

 wuctrenseticsn tl ivalbctentatlventedinertesbinalieneneesaestniedlleth then latte Emergency Tag Is Tacked On  Amended Jobless Benefit Bill

GOP Tabs Measure Emergency   ‘Trigger’ Clause Lessens Chance Of House Passage

 17th Century Hangovers Oxford Urged to Drop Rule:  Barring Flying and Driving

The following are the wnofficial rainfali totals for the Valley:   Man Arrested Says He Set Canyon Fires

Panel Recommends School Board and Suverintendent Resion to End Sauabble

Air Force Fires Second Successful ICBM Shot From Underground Concrete-Lined Silo

U. S., Soviets Opening Door To Arms Talks  2 to Negotiate On Makeup Of Committee

Neighbors Thought She Was an Heiress Authorities Say She Embezzled $57,000

In The New Year, Americans Long For Peace   Aas See  A Troubled World  Views New Year

Peace What Americans Want Most for 1961, But They Feel [t Getting Farther Away

Inside Today's News   Kennedy And Macmillan  [Review World Problems

Discuss Resumption Of Atom Tests   British Agree Reds Show Progress In Nuclear Weapons

JFK-Macmillan Talks Off To Smooth Start   Seek To Break Conga ‘Unity Agreement’

U.S. Happy With Big Two Talks   JFK-Mac In Smooth Talks Despite Rifts

Floods Wreak Havoc Across Three States   ‘Late Winter Rampage ‘Brings Millions ~In Damage; No Relief Till March 9th -

6th Victim Of Disease Is Found   Trainer Officials Call Him Carrier

6th Victim Ot Disease Is Found  Trainer Officials Call Him Carrier  Rv RON LAWRENCE

U. §. Charges Chinese Seek Laos Takeover   Claims Communists Trying to Establish Gateway to Southeast Asia.

The Sacred Heart Church parish at Schnellville, of which Rev. Clarence Schlachter is pastor, will be  (Continued on Page 12)   LEGISLATIVE MEETING SET SATURDAY MORNING

Sen. Kefauver sees Carho conviciion as opportunity   For congress to clean up pro boxing

Kefauver Sees Carbo Conviction as Opportunity to Clean Up Prize Fighting

Goldberg Asks Quick Action On Job Benefits   Thinks 3 Million More to be Hit By Unemployment

Goldberg Says Millions Face Unemployment  Urges Congress to Act Swiftly  on Benefit Plan

Goldberg Urges Bill's Passage  Save Unemolayment   Says Unemployment To. Show Increase

Quick Passage Of Jobless Benefit  Measure Is Urged Goldberg Tells House Committee Many Will Need Help This Year

Goldberg Predicts 3 Million More Will Be Jobless in Next 13 Months

Jobless Raise Predicted   Goldberg Estimates 3 Million to Join Ranks of Long-Idle

Seeks Nod To Extend  Benefits   Goldberg Foresees More Unemployed On the Horizon

Predicts Gain in Long-Term Joblessness 4%  Goldberg Urges Swift Extension of Benefits

Pirates Agree On Landing Plan   Assure Captives Of Haven In 24 Hours

Liner Circling On Equator Equator  Santa Marie. Due Lo Make. ‘Port Shortly

“Caretakers” for N.Y. City Schools; Board Expected to Be Abolished Monday

NEW EDUCATION BOARD FOR CITY SEEN IN PLANS   eg Legislation Set * Por Discussion

Five Children Tossed From Upper Window  One Child Killed: Waman Charaed With    One Child Killed; Woman Charged With Murder As Enraged Crowd Threatens

Adoula Promises ersal Katanga Reversa   New Coalition Premier Denounces  Belaian And Tshombe Wrona Doinas

Jazz Musician ls Found Guilty  Charged in Kidnap Cace in Marviand

MAN'S WORLD? WOMAN'S TOWN   Distaff Victory; Nev Pump’s Ist Project

Adolf Ordered Execution For  Letter Writing   Eichmann Caught Prisoners Trying To Smuggle Mail

Senators Quiz Page; Trooper Use Defended   Safety Education Value Stressed

Experts Seek Ionosphere Data Space Agency to Fire New Type of Satellite

New ‘Explorer’ Launch Planned   Satellite to Send Sianals.to Earth

 New Chatterbox  Another Explorer Missile Sending lOn 6 Frequencies to be Launched

New Satellite Up Next Week   Different Type of Chatterbox Will Circle Earth

To Transmit Signals Agency Plans To Launch New-Type Radio Satellite

New Explorer Launching Set   Another Orbiting Chatterbox Readied

Project Plans   LEGION AUXILIARY —. ANNOUNCES POPPY SALE POSTER CONTEST HERE

U.S. Airliner Hijacked For Cuban Flight   Plane Returns To Florida Minus Aerial Gunman

Man Carrying Knife Stages Aerial Holdup   Passenger Turns Off Plane’s Radio, Forces Pilot to Fly to Base

Portuguese Demonstrate Against India   Cheers of ‘Viva Portugal’ and ‘Down with Nehru’

Easy Vi  Ne Ww   Portuguese Demonstrate Against Indi  Cheers of ‘Viva Portugal’ and Maven with Nak,

Jargon Long Step Toward Manned snarled Flicht In The Near Future   Space Jargon Is Unsnarled

Russ Anprove FourU.S.Atom Ban Provosals   Underground, Outer Snace Nuclear Tests Embraced in Accords

Soviets Accept ‘Own Pronosals  Unwilling Yet To Offer Compromise

Russians — Turn Down Bomboko   Retaining Of Army Of Congo Request Faces Soviet Veto

Would Allow  Congo Army  Retraining U.S. Seeking For Mere Control Of  Seceasionists

Jet Fighter Pilot Says Mechanical Failure: Launched Sidewinder Missile  Blizzard Halts Search For Shot Down B52 Crew

3 Bodies Found In Downed B52   Pilot Blames Missile Equipment; 3 Men Saved. Hone Fades for 2

Winter Floods Threaten Three Southern States   Streams Push Toward Record December Levels In Sections Of Mississippi

Least. Known Continent  ‘Newsmen To Cover US Research In ‘Antarctica   Rv FRANK CAREY

BOMBS ARE BANNED Scientific Study Is Set For Antarctic   Bv FRANK CAREY

Late Bulletin  WESTMAR RECEIVES ACCREDITATION — BY NAT'L. TEACHER EDUCATION COUNCIL  Both Elementary And Secondary Programs — Get Approval

9.9 million out of work   Record high since depression  of the 1930s

Goldberg Says U.S. Jobless Toll at 5.5 Million, Worst Since 1930s

Goldberg:  5.5 Million Are Jobless  Cites Figure in Goldwater Debate

Storms Sweep  Oklahoma   Twisters, Hail Cause Damage At Cushing, Shawnee

Bill Goes To Governor's Desk- Legislature Approves UH Aid Measure

Shepard  In Blast At Evers   Feud Involves Eex- Chairnian, Present Chief

Accident Rate of Holiday  ‘Shoots up Across Nation   Traffie Death Toll  Mounts in Texas

Industrial Unit Plans Tour Sat.   School District Qualifies For Butldina Aid

Coming Up   ww iif PLYMOUTH. COUNTY FEDERATED CLUBS — TO HOLD ANNUAL CONVENTION APRIL 5 AT CALVARY CHURCH

City of Akron Counts 16 Victims Ot Violent Death; Believed Ohio Recorc

'Challe, Acller Rebellious French Gencrals ‘Get 15-Year Prison Terms

 Gens. Challe and Zeller Leaders of Algerian Revolt  Draws 15 Year Prison Terms

TWO GENERALS FOUND GUILTY   Challe And Zeller Sen. tenced To 15-Year  Jail Terms

Dems Will Try Today To Solve Redistricting  Green To Carve Llew Dhtlecclalecletc:

Pressure [s-On Green. . . Democrats Meet To Work Out  Reapportionment

Missouri Units Included in Call To Active Duty   About 2,000 Men in 442 Troop Carrier Wing Mobilized

Red China Presses For Own A-Bomb   Peiping On Way, May Be Nuclear Power During 1962

Chinese Reds Rush A-Bomb Manufacture   Develop A-Bomb Plan’ Without Assistance Of Russian Experts

No soviet Aid  Report Communist China Speeding Nuclear Program, May Produce Bomb in 1967

[Red Ching ‘Aims To Have 4-Bomb By 62 Peiping Seeks To  Be Nuclear Power

Brazil Attempts To Block Unrest  Pres. Quadros Presses U. S.-Aided Program

U.S. Dollars Put To Use In Brazil   Move Intended To Stem Tide Of Communism

Quadros Using U.S. Money To Battle Brazil's Poverty   Northeastern Section Threatens To Enaulf Communism And Castroism

Bridges Cites GOP} Mending Of Legislatior.  Says Republicans  Not Trying To Stall  Kennedv’s Proscram

Just * Ame nding’  Brid idges Denies Stalling Kennedy’ s Legislation      Bridaes denied snecifically the

Republican Stall Denied By Bridges  Trying To Amend Kennedy's Program

Bridges Denies GOP “Stalling” La a ee a ko ok ke * - & bw   Not Trying To Block Kennedy Program. He Savs

BRIDGES DENIES GOP IS STALLING "NEW FRONTIER”   Says Party Seeks Factory} Stealing Ban in Depressed Areas Bill.

Bridges Denies Stalling Tactics  Says GOP ‘Amending Kennedy Programs

Bridges Denies Republicans Use Delaying Tactics   Claims Attempt to Amend, but Not Stall Kennedy‘’s Proagram

No ‘Stalling’ On JFK Plan ‘GOP Retorts   Trying To Amend And Correct Bills, Bridges’ Version

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   -(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Coancil of Churches Religion : Featores)

Jury Hears 2nd  Weger Confession Starved Rock Murder Case Adjourned for Weekend

STATE ROUN  Yule WeekendViolent Deaths Total93, 50 In HW Accidents

Road Death Toll Starts To Increase   Safety Council Experts Have Hopes Fatalities Won't Reach Record

Memorial Day ‘Weekend Puts US. on Wheels   Holiday Traffic on the Move Across Nation

Site For Saturn Is  Completed   First Test Set Next Fall For Giant Rocket

‘Saturn’ Site Job Finished  At Canaveral   Launch Pads For Super Rocket To Be Used In Fall

Saturn Missile Launching Sife ls Completed   First Test of Rocket Scheduled Next Fall: Hope in Space Race

Space Race Facility Covers 45 Acres  COMPLEX SATURN LAUNCH SITE READY

Launching Site For Saturn  ls Completed  Giant Super Rocket   Giant Super Rocket Is LU. S. Best Hope Of Overtaking Soviet Lead In Space Race

Safurn Launching Sife Is Completed, Called Best Hope Of Cafching Russsia

Saturn Missile Base Completed at Cape Canaveral   45-Acre Launching Site Provides More Thrust For Super Rockets.

Missile Launching  Site Ready   First Experimental Saturn Firing Set At Cape Next Fall

Saturn’s  Launch Pad  Dedicated $11 Million Facility  Completed, Turned  Over To NASA

Construction Finished on  Saturn Site  The U. S. Hopes To Overtake Reds With New Rocket

Satu ry Launching Site  Completed As Americz Hopes to Catch Soviets

Katanga Urged To Attend Talks   U. N. Would Head Off More Trouble

Command Center For ‘A pollo’  NASA Selects Site In Texas For ‘Moon Shot’ Laboratory

YOUR MIDDLE Y are  by Hovetd Whitman          aed   Life Is Half Over (The Best Half’s Ahead)

Conference May Resume Next Week   Harriman, Gromyko's Meet Offers Hope For New Approach

Hope Prevails That Deadlock Can Be Broken   Harriman Talks With Gromyko On New Approact

CautiousHope Deadlock May Break Today   Compromise-May Be Shaping Up On Laos Question

Laos Conferees Hope for Break In Stalemate   Compromise Appears to Be Shaping Up After Harrimanf;romvko Talks.

Cautious Hope Expressed For Neutrality Pact   Harriman, Gromyko Meet, Shape New Approach

Fleeing Berliners Get Crowds   Can Help or Hinder Freedom Seekers

Leader of U.N. Units in Congo Fears Disaster   No Halting War Once It Begins

SITUATION BETWEEN LUMUMBA, MOBUTU FORCES ‘SERIOUS?  Fear Of Civil War Spreads In Congo

UN Congo Chief Fears Civil War  _ MacKeown Concerned ~ By Troop Pullouts

/BABSON DISCUSSES CALIFOR NIA VS. FLORIDA LAND AS AX ‘INVESTAIBPN TT

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT   BABSON DISCUSSES CALIFOR. NIA VS. FLORIDA LAND AS AW INVESTMENT

Speeding From Soviet Union to Pacific  ‘Mystery Object’ Puzzles U. S.

Believed Either Space Ship or Red Missile   Radar Report Puzzles Scientists; No Trace Seen at Other Stations—~ And Russians Themselves Are Silent

Trujillo Foes Block Plan Tc Rule By Junta   Military Leaders Propose Setup To Retain Balaguer

— Civic Union Asks Leader To Step Aside ——  Opponents Reject Balaguer

TRUCK HANGS ON X-WAY PILLAR   Dominicans  Refuse Plan   Opposition Rejects Proposal To Make Balaguer Junta Chief

Story Begins With Sadness Of War But Stardust Sprinkled On At End

Stardust Replaces Sadness Of War -They'li Dance The Whole Night Through!

Story Started In Sadness Of War, Ends Up In Stardust At Annapolis

They Made Date in ‘43 For This Hop   Saturday Night It'll Be Kept At Easter Ball

Sprinkled With Stardust:   Midshipman Keeps Date Planned By Parents In 1943

A PROMISE COMES TRUE Happy Ending Is Found To Tragic War Wedding

‘ALMOST 100% WRONG’ Headlights Aimed Poorly Is Bigaest Inspection Bugaboo

New Jersey Is Hit Again By A Huge Waterfront Fire  Estimate Damage Over $1 Million: Is Second To Occur In 3 Days

Large Terminal In New Jersey \s_ Destroyed   Damage Estimated Over 31.000. 000

Second Dock Area Blaze In Five Days  Fireboats, 400 Men   Fireboats, 400 Men Fight 3-Hour Battle

‘Pier Fire ‘Destroys (Terminal   $1 Million Jersey Waterfront Blase

Fire Sweeps  Hudson   Million Dollars Damage Caused Along New Jersey Waterfront

SPENDING HABITS OF COUNTY ARE STUDIED  Food and Cars Biggest Items

Quotes Van Fleet As Saying Adlai. Should Have Been Fired Over Cuba

—-SHOULD HAVE BEEN FIRED~ Van Fleet Raps Adlai  On Invasion Fizzle

Berlin and Laos Lost — Gen. Van Fleet Blames Adlai for Cuban Fizzle

‘Should have fired Adlai   Stand on Cuban invasion against that of nation’s

NEWSPAPER QUOTES VAN FLEET  Stevenson Should Have Been Fired Over Cuba

Van Fleet Raps Adlai s Stand   Retired General Gives Cuban Invasion Views

A U. N. spokesman said today Stevenson has no comment on the statement aittributed to Van Fleet.

Van Fleet Says Berlin, Laos Lost— General Quoted As Saying Stevenson Should Be Fired

Chides Adlai For Failure Of Invasion   Should Have Fired UN Ambassador, Van Fleet Says

Van Fleet Says Stevenson Caused Cuban Fiasco, U.S. Has Lost Berlin And Laos

Quotes Gen. Van Fleet as Saying Adlai Should  Have Been Fired for Cuban Invasion Fiasco

General Raps Stevenson In Cuban Fiasco   Van Fleet Is Quoted As Saying Berlin, Laos Are Lost

Top Of The Morning To You!   RESCUE MISSION BEGINS _ Malayan Troops Searching Congo Bush For Captives

With One House Seat Less —  Seek Plan To Redraw  Conaressional Units

Search Still On For Missing Boy  Child Disappeared   Child Disappeared In Bia Snowstorm

Volunteers Still Hunt lowa Boy   Groups Comb 2-mile Radius of Farmyard

Disappearance Puzzles Police  Boy, 4, Lost during Snowstorm in lowa

Abduction Hinted Continue Hunt For Missing Iowa Boy; Lost During Heavy Snow Storm Tuesday

Mystery Of Missing Boy Is Mounting  i ne   Volunteers Resume Search For Third Day In Row In lowa

Radiation Belt Probed in Test  Largest Solid Fuel Rocket Shot Sucecss

VALUABLE DATA OBTAINED. ‘NewRocket Hurls Space Probe To Radiation Belt

New Blue Scout Propels Payload Deep Into Space  Nation’s Largest Solid-Fuel Rocket i: Oi

Two Fighter Units Included In Alert Of National Guard   Peoria and Springfield Squadrons May Be Amona 28,000 AF Men

Battered Texans Begin Assessing Hurricane Damacae   Twister Toll May be High

i op Damage Severe  Hurricane Damage In Texas  Figured Kasy $200 Million

Texans Return To Battered Coast  And Ruined Towns, Crops, Business

Damage Runs inte Millions   Homes, Businesses Wrecked by Storm; Crop Losses Heavy

Can’t Estimate Toll   Loss From 175-Mile Winds, 15-Foot Tides May fe $200 Million --- Covers Businesses, Homes, Crops, Livestock and Power Lines   Tornado Kalls Six

Louisiana Coast Suffers Damage From Hurricane  Rice Crop Alone Ma: Suffer $10 Million  Loss From Big Storm

Over 100 Homes Crushed By Violent Storm Spawned In Wake of Hurricane   Main Punch Missed Louisiana but Hurricane Damage Will be Costly

Waters Subside Along Coast Of Louisiana   Damages Run Into Millions

Carla Upsets Dress Shon   Estimates Put Property Toll From Carla in Texas Alone At More Than $200 Million

Damage Total Untold...  Texans Launch Recovery Task After Hurricane’s Destruction   Louisiana Storm Damage Estimated in Millions

Property Loss Tremendous in Path of Storm   $200 Million Is Guess in Texas

Damage In Millions  Texans Start Picking Up Pieces On Battered Coast

$200 Million Loss Is Seen In Texas Alone   Residents Start Picking Up Pieces Along Coastline

Want To Survey Damage —  Refugees Hope Tides, Floodwaters End Soon

Storm Is Dying But Vicious AS She Goes Inland   ‘Hurricane Damage To Texas Alone Could Easily Exceed $200 Million

Carla Slows Down  200 Miles Inland   —Restoration Begins— Texans Like Things Big, But Carla Was Too Much

-OSSIBLE $200 MILLION DAMAGE Texans Begin Clearing Battered Coastal Area

HEAVY LOSS IN PROPERTY, CROPS —  Texans Start Picking Up Pieces; Damage May Run To $200 Millior

Cost of Carla Up in Millions   Homes, Businesses, Crops Suffer Staqgering Toll in Hurricane Area

Stricken Galveston Blasted By Twister      Texans Pick Up Pieces After Storm

ES MRE PMA EOD Io WYUC SS ee Eee  Battered Texans Begin Picking Up Pieces

Rice Crop of Texas Ruined   Torrential Rains to Leave Little for Harvest, Is Fear

Texas Starts fo Pick Up Pieces, Guess at Cost™   Statewide Loss May Exceed $200 Million; Areas Still Flooded

‘Go-Ahead’ Hinted  U. S. Plans to Announce Shortly Decision on Nuclear Tests   Army lo Be Double  Queen Announces New Defense Plans

UAW Strikes GM Plants Over U.S.   Reuther Says Working Conditions Basis for Nation-Wide Walkout

Protest -otest Agi -cement Failur e  Discontented UAW Strikes At GMC

National Talks Resume Tonight   GM, UAW Leaders Will Confer Again as Shutdowns Spread

UAW on Strike At GM Plants; Talks Collapse   Pay Agreement Isn't Sufficient

Auto Union Strike Hits G.M. Plants   Most of Corporation's 129 Factories Expected To Be Shut Down by Night; Negotiations Are Snagged on Key Local-Level Issues

UAW Strikes GM; 1.200 Out Here  Eastbay Total to Hit 2,750; Walkout Is Biggest in U.S. Automotive History -

Walkouts May Bring  Shutdown   Snag Develops On Demand For  More Relief Time

* Might Be Shut Down by Tonight . .  ‘Auto Workers “Strike at GM

Company Might Be Shut Down Tonight  GM Auto Workers Go On Strike

Union Striking General Motors As Talks Recess  iene Auta Bins   Giant Auto Firm Facing Complete Tieup by Night

Stalemate On Time For Breaks   All GM Plants Might Be Closed By Monday Night

GMC Hit As UAW Talks Deadlocked   May Close 129 Plants By Tonight

UAW begins striking GM   Indications big factories may be shut down tonigh

Local Level  Tiffs Blamed   Walkout May Close 129 Plants Throughout Nation

Detroit:  Auto Strike Called Today By UAW  129 GM Plants   Are Expected to Close by Tonight

COMPANY MAY CLOSE BY TONIGHT   Workers Walk Off Jobs After Talks Stalemated

Negotiators Break Off Talks Until 7 P.M. Auto Workers Start Striking GM; Company May Be Shut By Tonight

Auto Union Strikes GM, Talks Stop   Stalemate On Noneconomic Issues Developes, Union Chieftains Announce

UAW Union Strikes GM   Some 325,000 Workers Involved In Industry’s Biggest Walkout

UAW Strikes GM Plants in Stalemate  129 Plants Close across U.S., after 10 am. Deadline

Walkout Likely to Shut Down 129 GM Plants by Tonight   Strike Began at 10 a.m.  Today: Disagree Now on Local Level Issues.

Negotiations on National Level Off Until 7 p.m.   Stalemate Develops on Non-Economic !ssues

Break Off Talks; GM Strike Called   Most Ohio GM Plants Picketed

Relief Time Big Snag 4 oo 5 GMC May Be Shut Down by Tonight as Strikes Erupt —

General Motors  Strike Launched   Company May Be Shut Down By Tonight; Negotiations Hit Snag

Auto Union Starts Strike Against GM   Big Manufacturer May Be Shut Down Completely by Niaht

Auto Union Begins Strike; Shut Down at GM Awaited  UAW Claims Stalemate Over Noneconomic Teoasuas Reanah+ A hnrit Walbaniét

Nearly Alt GM Plants Are Struck   Negotiators Break Of Marathon Talks on Local Issues.

‘Old Man’ of Astronauts, Lt. Col. Glenn Pilot for First U. §. Manned-Orbit

Heavy Frost Is Due Tonight In Wake of Flood  Mor @ Cold He aded neh   More Cold Headed This Way as City Sets Low Record

Heavy Frost Is Due Tonight In Wake of Flood   More Cold Headed This Way as City Sets Low Record

IN MASSIVE CITY SURVEY   Engineers To Survey; Structures Suitable For 50 Persons

Economist Recommends To Committee     atents For Drugs Be Abolished

Confusion Dominates, He Asserts   Peace Corps Gets  Share OF Ridicule

lke ‘Confused’ By Kennedy  Political Speech Rips ee ee ee, ee em

Calls Peace Corps Project ‘Juvenile’  Says He And Friends Bewildered   sO MANY MORE

Raps Peace Corps—  Eisenhower Calls Kennedy Administration ‘Confusing

WHERE TO FIND IT   RAPS DEFICIT SPENDING  ea en ee te nn RS  Ike ‘Confused’ By Kennedy's Policies

SEND PEACE CORPS 10 THE MOON-IKE   Ex-President Raps “ Juvenile Experiment,” Assails Kennedy Fiscal Policies In Speech To GOP.

Sees ‘Shrinking Dollars’ ———— neem  Ike Ca!ls Peace Corps  ‘Juvenile Experiment

Calls Peace Corps ‘Juvenile’ Ike Says Kennedy Administration  ‘Confusing Me and All My Friends

POKES AlN ON FECGCE VOUS  Ike Levels Sharp Attack at Washington Demo:

Ike Sees JFK Fomenting Era Of ‘Dollarettes’   Former President Unable To Fathom Democrat Policy

 Sharpest Attack on Demos      Ike Says JFIK Peace Corps  A “Juvenile Experiment”

: \Called ‘Juvenile Experiment’  \Peace Corps H it By Eisenhower

-FLAYS SPENDING, PEACE CORPS— Confusion B y Kennedy  Administration--[ke

lke Confused’ By Kennedy  Political Speech Rips   Political Speech Rips Into U.S. Peace Corps

‘Confusing Me and All My Friends’ . . .  Kennedy Administration Is Target of Ike Blast

IKE SAYS HE’S ALL MIXED UP   Former President Raps Administration In Sharp Attack

lke Raps Kennedy Programs  Says Government Is ‘Confusing Himself. Friends’

’ Eisenhower Speaks Out.... Former President Attacks     Fiscal Policy, Peace Corps

Ike Calls Peace Corps ‘Juvenile,’ Says Administration ‘Confuses Me

Sharp Attack On Kennedy  Ike Calls Peace Corps  ‘Juvenile Experiment’

lke ‘Confused’ By Kennedy  Political Speech Rips & -2«. 88 @ es   Political Speech Rips Into U.S. Peace Corps

lke ‘Confused By Kennedy   Political Speech Rips Into U.S. Peace Corps

JFK Confuses lke And Friends  Hits At Peace Corps And Fiscal Policies In Very Sharp Attack

Peace Corps a ‘juvenile experiment   Eisenhower levels criticism at Democrats

Chest Report  Goal: $38,689.53 Received: $14,217.75 Still to go: $24,471.78   lke Delivers Sharn Attack on Kennedy

Ike Labels Peace Unit ‘Juvenile’   Ex-President Says JFK Administration Is ‘Confusing Me’

“Juvenile Experiment’  lke Criticizes; Peace Corps Should Try Moen, He Says

Attacks Washington Demos  ea ree ee  lke Confused by Kennedy Administration, He Says

See RAIN, Page 2   Edgewood Park Is Boosted in Size With New Section

Wind, Hail Hit Parts Of State   Severe Weekend Storms Cause Damage in Southern Minnesota; Power Cut

Maverick Group Eyes Compromise On Credit Refunds   Assembly Defeats Nelson’s Tax Bill By 54-43 Margin

Bitter Words Spark Session at Madison  Withhold Plan Stays” in Tax

Weather   Talks Resume Next Week Re: apportionment  Riddle Unsolved

Bi-Partisan Meeting Fails To Break Stalemate Thursday  Apportionment Hits Snag

5 Million To Receive A Rebate No Plan to Extend Move Bevond 1960

Farmer Wounds Intruder   Lures Suspect To Second Floor Then Fires Shotgun Blast

House Group Readies Tax  Compromise  PRS cis 5 ag ae ge 7. eS a   New Effort Due To Include  Combination of Foes’ Plan:

JOINT SESSION SLATED TODAY  —  House Group Finishes Work  On Compromise Tax Plan

El Paso Bears Burnt  Savage Winter Storm Tears Into No. lexas   K KX OK  Rain, Snow, Fog, Death

Believes He’ll Accept  Adams Urges ‘World Peace Ambassador’ Post for Ike

May End Bloody Rebellion Algerian Rebel Government  To Talk Peace With France

54 persons rescued from fishing party boat after collision with trawler in: thick foq

Trawler Rams Fishing Vessel, 44 Are Rescuec   Women, Children Among Passengers On Excursion Boat

Dramatic Rescue Operation All 54 Aboard Fishing Boat Saved In Collision.

National Hero Dag Tributed Tn Sweden.  290,000 Persons Pay Honor In Moving  Ty 5 AarwrmMawnctwratirns

Stockholm Mourners Greet Hammarskjold   250,000 Pay Tribute To Body Of U.N. Hero Of Peace, African Crash Victim

250,000 Pay Homage Io Countryman   Tribute For Dag Is Unprecedented; Soviet Flag Presen'

(,overnor’s Talk Set kor Tonight   Special Session Decision On Bond Issue Expected

Governor Sanford Speaks Tonight; May Air Views On Special Session

Gang Hiiacks Aine With 46 on Board   Leaflets: Dropped, Venezuelan Plane Flown-to Aiitiles:

Airliner Hijacked By Castroites   Plane With 46 Aboard Hijacked By Reds For Caracas Leaflet Raid ©

Four . f mericans  Five Pro-Castro Students Hi-Jack Airline in Flight

Dirksen Says No Vital Data 1s Published   Senator Defends Newspapers

Where To Find It   Dirksen Denies Published Defense Information Has Damaged Security

Sen, Dirksen Doubts U.S. Security Injured By News On Defense Plans

Senators Argue Defense Secrecy  Items Undisclosed In Fund Approval

DREGE WV EE DORLIOLY  Dirksen Sees No Threat to U. S. Security Through Facts in Press

ALL RIGHT SAYS LEADER   Dirksen Defends Newsmen Followine Russell Remarks

New State Laws Now  In Effect   Seat OF Qualiiys Seat Belt Fines

Freeway Speed Limit Is 70 mph; No Other Change   Parking Lights Not Leaagl for Drivina

Tew Staph  . Eder ay Sy WALTER MENDENHALL   EAi INVESTING VS. CPECIILATION

387-Acre Site Located In Poconos   ee peepee nace NSN  Bucks Scouts Buy New Camp

Nental Officials Are Affected  8-2 Committee Nod To Leave Salaries of Professionals As They Are

Lift Ceiling Of $18,000  For Doctor:   New Agreement Does Not Touch Present Wages

$18,000 Top for New Employes Left In Force   Interim Group Will Not Cut Present Staff

'A -Majority Of Kansas Laws Passed By '61 Legislature In Effect Today

Telegrams of Congratulations   Captain's Choice: “Arm or ‘Destruct

12.000 IN COUNTY GET FOOD  Surplus Food Plan Given Commissioners

New Plan of Administration For Surplus Food in County IProposed ‘to Commissioners

Elevated Train Rams Platform  - One Killed, 35 —«6Others Injured

Train Crashes Info Platform   Man Dies, 35 Persons Hurt in Derailment In West Philadelphia

Inside...   - 90 Treated at Hospitals ‘Chlorine Gas Fumes Rout  150 From St. Louis Pool

Fire Damages Butte Stadium   To the Tune of $10,000   Rv FRANK QUINN

Rocky. Lottery Commission at Odds i soeonsiaaiaatieneatasinsinainsneneeeieiaaaaimaetienen es uaeetines omeeemaimambian ian naam mentinie dent maar eee EE ee  Special Probe Ordered To Clean Up N.Y. Bingo

Project Plans   LOCAL RESIDENTS-« ASSIST IN PLANNING CIVIL WAR OBSERVANCE  Le Mars Man Is  Only Son of Veteran.  —In Attendance  At Plan Meeting —Held In Cherokee

LOCAL RESIDENTS— ASSIST IN PLANNING  CIVIL WAR OBSERVANCE  Le Mars Man Is — _Only Son of Veteran  “In Attendance At Plan Meeting  —Held' In Cherokee

Milk Price Move Flayed By Producers   Western Penna. ‘Group In New Court Action

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IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Circus actors die off like fleas; matter of fact, they ARE fleas

Flea Circus Going to the Dogs  6- heuved Performers Hard fo Find

4 Air Lines To Halt Due To Walkout  Will Lay Off 60,000 Today Unless Strike By Engineers Ends—

60,000 to Be Furloughed Airline Strikers Reject Appeals by Goldberg

Goldberg's Appeal Is Tumed Down.  Walkout Was Begun By Dispute Over Reduction Of Hours

Strike Will Force Total Shutdown   Labor Secretary Steps In. Fails To End Walkout

60.000 Face Furlough By Tonight   Goldberg Moves To End Walkout; All Schedules Cut

Air Service Dealt Blow By Walkout   Goldberg Enters Dispute;  Airlines “To Idle 60.000

Four Major Lines Face Shut Down   Plans Announced To Furlough More Than 60,000 Emplovees

Rings & Vows  ANNOUNCE BETROTHALS OF KAREN KAY— AND THOMAS BERTRAM

, RD@. 2 ¢ " : Rings & Vows ANNOUNCE BETROTHALS  OF KAREN KAY— AND THOMAS BERTRAM

FALLOUT LEVEL RISES IN STATE   Radioactivity Danger Still Minimal

AMA Fights Kefauver Bill (n Medicines   Industry Opposes Senator's Charge Of Misleading Ads

Judges Don't Agree In ‘Trial’ Of U.S. Drug. Industry And A.M. A.

Drug Makers, AMA Targets Of Probe  Kefauver Hits Monopolistic Practices In Health Field

— NO NOTES LEFT BEHIND — Vanderbilt's Suicide Puzzles Authorities

Special Session May Be Called For Legislature   Some Democrats Not In Favor of Meeting

Need fresh ideas for talks   Note prepared on Berlin crisis  to Khrushchev

New Notes To Ask For New Ideas   Khrushchev To Hear From Allies Next Week

Draft Note fo: Khrushchev  U. 5. Opposed to Talks Without New Preposals

US. Prepares Note For Russia's Boss   May Be Delivered Sometime Next Week

Otherwise There Is Little Point ~ In Negotiating   Note to Khitishchey Drafted; Kennedy ta Hold Conferences

U.S. Frames New Note To Khrushchev  Will Say No Point In Talks On Berlin Unless Better Ideas

U.S. Stands Firm in Note To Khrushchev   Says Soviet Union Unreasonable On Berlin

Khrushchev To Receive  Allied Note   More Reasonable Soviet Ideas Asked On German Crisis

US. to Suggest Saner Attitude To Khrushchev  "Let's Get §  $ erious’ Tone to Be Placed

U. $. Is Cool On Berlin Talks  New Note Asks Khrush To Be Reasonable

U.S. to Suggest Saner Attitude To Khrushchev   'Let's Get Serious’ Tone to Be Placed In Berlin Message

After consulting allies U.S. frames answer to Nikita on Berlin   Othere ta fallaw

U.S. Drafts Tough Repk Fo Nikita  Will Reject Bid   Will Reject Bid For Berlin Talks

Talks Are Of No Use, Note Says   Unless Reds Coma Up With More Reasonable Ideas

U.S. Frames Note To Khrushchev On West Berlin   Other Western Allies Expected to Do Same

Unless Russians ¢   United States Sends Khrushchev. Tough N ote on Free-World View

Reds Must Have Good Ideas Or U.S. Will Not Confer On  Solution Of Berlin Issue

‘Reasonable Ideas Sought in Berlin  U.S. Frames Note For Soviet Premier

Soviet Premier Will Get Note in Near Future   Russians Must Produce Better Ideas, US Says

Was Subject Of Manhunt Since Friday   Arrested Peacefully At Lilbourn Sunday By State Police

Suspect In 3 Slayings Surrenders   Man Says Mind Blant Time His Wife, Her Parents Killed

To Determine If Regulations Adequate-- Investigation Of Stock Market Starts

Macmillan Will Tell of Security  2? Sensational Sov   2 Sensational Spy Trials in Britain

The Weather   Widespread Storm Drops Snow And Rain   Virginia Gets Taste of Winter

Midwest Is Hit By Storm   Seven Inches Of Snow Fall  In Missouri

Attack State Doctrine  Law Profs To Use Andrews Case In Try To Void Insanity Rule

To Save Lowell Lee Andrews  Law Professors Attack State Views on Criminal Insanity

Mews Staph Beg “Expressed ph lel Editorially eo By WALTER. WENDENTAU              IRE "LADDIES: AGAIN— Te BR ELLE “KUDOS

Bureau of Indian Affairs Awards ‘Contract for Shiprock Water System

Next Kennedy Budgét May its! $87 Billion   Clin) Tn Revenites Neeiled To Balance, Estimates Show

Kennedy May Offe: $87 Billion Budget   Budget Bureau Experts Estimate It May Balance If Recession Retreats

Record Spending Forecast for 61   Early-Bird View Given By U.S. Budget Bureau

RevenuesMay Jump To Help Meet Demand   President’s First Budget May Call For $87 Billion Program

$87 Billion Budget Prospect for 1963   Pres. Kennedy to Be Responsible For First Time

Budget of 87 Billion Seen   Bureau Experts Hold Figure Probable Next January

FurtherRise In Budgets Predicted   Experts Expect °63 Fiscal Year Near $87 Billior

S87 Billion Budget Seen Next Year   Would Be Balances If Revenue Climbs  As Experts Expect

JFK Nurses High Hopes Of Another Cruise On Nantucket Sound Today

Proposals Not Disclosed   Nikita Calls For Meetine On Laos Crisis

Khrushchev Urges Better Relations, ‘But Calls U. §. Laos Aggressor

1,500 Greet Eisenhower inCold, Snow   Former President Honor Guest at Gettysburg Dinne:

Celestial Sharpshdoting : Astronomers Now Wart ‘To Shoot, Hit Comet’

Astronomy Seeks To Shoot Comet  Space Probe Through Its Glowing Head Is Astronomers’ Dream

Charge Lumumba  Was Slain   UN Commission Says Ex-Congo Head Was Killed While Tshombe Looked On

Probe By U.N. Says Account Was ‘Stagged   Report Says He, Associates Were Killed On Jan. 17

43flCT INVEStIZALION . ; UN Believes Lumumba  Was Murdered By Foes

Tshombe, Aides Said Witnesses  Probers Say Belgian Killed Lumumba

Investigators Say Tshombe Probably Among Eyewitnesses to Murder, Strongly Suspect Belgian Army Colonel Was Perpetrator

Lumumba Executed, Inquiry Panel Says   U.N. Force Encircled; 13 Italians Hostages

UN Receives Lumumba — Death Story -Commission Reports ‘Leader Slain While  _ Officials Observed; Fate Remained Secret

Expressed By UN Investigators— Claim Tshombe Viewed Lumumba’'s Execution

Tshombe Is Implicated   U.N. Probers Say Congo  Government Responsible

Lumumba Executed,  U.N. Savs   Probers Report Katanga Story Of Death ‘Staged’

Lumumba Said Executed At Katanga Order   Officials Attended Slaying, UN Probers Are Convinced

U.N. Probers Say Tshombe  Saw Murder  Katanad Aides   Katanga Aides Reported Seeinc Lumumba Die

U. N. Group Believes   Congolese Martyr Killed by Tshombe? U.N. Scores Test Ban: So. Africa

U. N. Body Probes Death of Lumumba   Report Suggests Congolese Premier Murdered by Katanga Government; Central Congo Authorities Implicatec

Tshombe Thought To Be Among Eyewitnesses  Hich Conco Officials Say Lumumba Slain, U.N. Group Says

Lumumba Case, Katanga Linked   U.N. Probers Hint Tshombe at Execution

May Have Seen Death Of Lumumba   Cannot Estape Role in Death,  Committee Says

YIN. Investigators report ne Rea Maka  Lumumba executed, not slain

SAY KILLING WITNESSED BY TSHOMBE      U.N. Commission Thinks Congo Premier Was Executed In January, “Murder” Stag ed Month Later.

Katanga Officials Called Witnesses At Lumumba Kill   Belgian Army Colonel Blamed  As Actual Slayer of Premier

High Katanga officials as ‘witnesses.   Belgian Army said perpetrator of the crime

Slain in Presence of Katanga Heads, Says UN  Call Lumumba Case Murder

WITH MINOR CHANGES $2.5 Bil ion Budget Is  ‘Given € Okay By House

eau To Outline Permanent Farm Program  Lienntlaned Adidnetment Meeting TTeld at Rlnagnminsion hridav  mation Meeting 

Farm Bureau Launches Farm Program Drive   ‘Big Guns’ Rolled Out  At Blaaminatan

Two Nuclear Weapons Aboard —  Jet Bomber Crash Is Fatal To Three Members of Crew

3 Men Die; Five Bail Out Of Aircraft   Possible Nuclear Explosion Ruled Out by Air Force

$-Jet Bomber Crash in N.C. Kills Three   No Danger Seen From 2 Nuclear Weapons Aboard

Jet, Carrying 2 Unarmed Nuclear Bombs, Crashes — Killing 2 Crew Members

3 Airmen Are Killed  In Plunge   Plane Breaks  Up Over N. Carolina, Five Parachute  To Safety

Jet with unarmed  a-bombs, crashes THREE DEAD, OTHER FIVE CREW MEMBERS PARAC HUTE TO SAFETY

Bomber Crashe: With Unarmed Atom Weapons  No Donaer of -Blast   No Danger of -Blast ~Or Radiation; Three Of Crew Killed

NuclearWearons U.S. Jet Crashes   3 Killed, 5 Safe Near Goldsboro, N.C.

Three Killed, Five Safe in North Carolina  AF ‘Says No Danger Of an Explosion

3 Killed in N. Carolina  Jet Crash   4 Parachute; One Survives Flaming Wreck

3 Crewmen Die In Crash Of Bomber   Se ) es Poe   ‘Unarmed Nuclear Weapons Found; 8 Airmen Survive

3 Killed, 5 Sale in B526 Fiery Crash   Huge AF Craft Carried ‘Unarmed Nuclear Weapons’

Big Jet Bomber Carrying Nuclear Weapons Crashes  Say No Blact or Radiatinn Paril in Narth Crrecling

Three Killed In Crash Of Jet Bomber  Four Parachute Safel One Survived Crash;

2 Nuclear Weapons Aboard  3 Airmen Killed, 3 Survive Crash Of Big Jet Bombe:

‘No Blast Danger, Air Farce Says  JET CARRYING 2 NUCLEAR BOMBS CRASHES IN N.C.

Nuclear Bomber Crashes; 3 Die   ‘Unarmed’ Weapons Pose No Threat: Air Force .

3 KILLED: NO DANGER OF RADIATION   Five Men Bail Out Safely; One Bomb Parachuted Out, Second Found In Wreckage.

Huge Jel Bomber Crashes   Three Crewmen Die, Nuclear Weapons Fail to Explode

Jet Cracks Un: Carried Atom Arms   3 Crewmen Die and 5 Escape; No Blast, Radiation Peril.

WEATHER   Nuclear Weapons Aboara But Unarmed; No Danger Of Explosion, Radiation

Jet bomber crash kills 3; others parachute to safety   Carried two    unarmed nuclear ‘weapons

B52G Carrying Nuclear Bombs Crashes Today   No Blast Danger Seen From Wreck That Is Fatal to 3

Bomber Falls, Three Men Die   Jet Carrying Unarmed N-Weapons Crashes—Five Parachute Safely

+ Killed As 652 Breaks In Midair  Jet Had Nuclear Weapons Aboard

% Die, 5 Safe In Crackup Ot Jet Bomber   Multimillion-Dollar Ship Carried Two Unarmed A-Weapon:

Two Men Die In Plunge Of  Huge Bomber   Eight-Jet Plane Carried Unarmed Atomic Warheads

Atom Plane Crashes In N. Carolina   Devices Unarined, No Blast Danger; Three Wen Killed

HAIR-RAISING EXPERIENCE   EMPTY WARHEADS  Plane Crash Kills Three

A-Bomb Loaded Plane Crashes, Two Men Killed   Air Force Reports No Danger from Nuclear Weapons in Plane.

Costly Jet With2 Unarmed NuclearWeaponsCrashes;  3 Killed; 4 Jump To Safety

Mystery in Crackup of Car, Train   Mate at Throttle, Wife Hurt; Assert She Lay in Wait.

Shows Litt le Feeling  ctr eterna enn nnn maa  Eichmann Cool In Tale Of Actions To Captors

Ex-Nazi Cool As He Relates Mass Murders   Eichmann Wishes He Would Have Hanged Himself

Eichmann Calm During Hearing   Israeli Judges Hear Playback of Recording

Eichmann Calm During Hearing  Israeli Judaes Hear   Israeli Judges Hear Playback Of Recording

Trial Takes Recess   Eichmann Reported Cool In Narrating His Story

At Thought Of Death Eichmann Shows Slight (Feeling In Taped Speech

Inside ...    College, Capital Improvement Measures  House Returns Two Money Bills to Committee

Nine Percent of Ballots Cast Nov. 8 Thrown Out Due To Careless Voting

Kennedy Rests At Sea Resort   Prepares Talk With Chinese Officials

Kennedy Goes To Cape Cod For Weekend   President Takes. Along Some Affairs Of State to Work on

Admiral Writes Ex-Reserve Lieutenant  Sympathetic Letter Tells Kennedy Why He Didn't Receive Promotion

Kennedy Is Relaxing At Cape Cod   He Takes Along Affairs Of State For Weekend Action

Kennedy _ Weekends At Beach   Jackie’s Birthday Party Anc _ Her Gift From President Are Kept Secret.

Kennedy Gets Set fo Meet with Chinese  President Consoled  for Not Receiving Navy Promotion

Voter Flood Surprises Leaders   Republicans Get Major Victory By HARRY GRAFTON

Disease, Hunger, Illiteracy Johnson, Nehru Agree To Fight Enemies of Mankind

Eliminate Complaints     Highway Unit to Improve Capitol Interchange

Outside Mississippi Courtroom  Police, Trained Dogs Disperse Negro Crowd

Negroes Feel Dogs, Clubs   Group ‘Waded Into At Jackson, Miss., Near Courthouse

Crowd Outside Courtroom  Cops, Dogs Drive Away Mississippi Negroes

Police, Trained Dogs Keep Peace In Racial Uproar   SWINGS STICKS

Southern Union Gas Company Will Retund *25,000 In Meter Deposits

Union Leaders Rap State for ‘Road Blocks’   Opinion by Hultman Is Called Unfair

Catholic Bishops Hit U.S. Schooling   Blame Moral Decline On Lack Of Religion --.

Moral Principles on Decline in Nation Declare 228 US Roman Catholic Bishops

War Against The Crime Kings: 2  Interstate Gambling First Target Of Federal Agents

Eisenhower Urges JFK to Set Deadline For Reaching Pact With Russ on Atom Test Ban -

JFK Issues Controversial Insurance Plan   Recommends Much Government Health Spending

Hospital and Nursing Care For Elderly Would Be Tied In With Social Security

Controversial Plan Would Kffect Many   Social Security Tax Hike Would Foot the Bill

President Asks Congress to Provide Hospital Insurance for Aged; Vague About Total Cost

Social Security Financing Is Recommended   Would Provide Hospital and Nursing Service for Persons Over 65 Years.   Cost to Individuals

FINANCED BY TAX BOOST   Crushing Costs Of Sickness Get Major Emphasis

Big Health Insurance Plan Is Urged By The President   Controversial — Idea To Conaress

President Outlines Broad Health Plan to Congress   Would Safecuarc Health to All, Give Aged Care

Program Would Be Financed By Hike In Social Security Taxes — President Also Calls For More Federal Spending For Hospital Research, Nursing Homes, Training Of Doctors And Dentists, Health Care Program For Youth

Controversial Plan Would Be Financed By Increase In Social Security Taxes, Congress Told.   PRESIDENT OUTLINES MORE HEALTH PROJ ECTS

WOULD BE FINANCED BY TAX BOOST   Crushing Costs Of Sickness Get Major Emphasis

$14 Million Plan Offered By President   Program Would Be Fimanced By Boost In Social Security

Cleartield's Double Dollar Days Start Tomorrow      ‘Health Program Action Is Urged

Acute Idle Situation Is Reported   Kennedy Urges Approval Of Health Insurance Plan

CONTROVERSIAL MEDICAL PLAN GIVEN SOLONS   Hike in Social Security Taxes Would Finance Kennedy Proaram

Would Finance Plan Through Social Security   Proposes Health Insurance For 14.2 Million Americans Over 65

Kennedy Asks Plan On Health   Child to Old-Age Included; Social Security Would Pay

Kennedy Asks Congress Approve Bill Covering 14.2 Million Over 65   Special Message Requests Cost Be Paid By Boosting Social Security Levies; First $5,000 Of Salaries Would Be Taxed

Program. to Cover 14.2 Million Persons 65 or Older Would Be Financed by Increase in Social Securitv Tayes

Tax Increase Advocated in Message   $1.5 Billion Cast in Secial Security ' Funds: Proposed

Insurance Plan Would Benefit Folks Over 65   Social Security Taxes to Increase to Finance Setup

Seeks Insurance For Persons 65 Years and Older   Financing Proposed By Increase in. Tax.

Kennedy Bares Health Insurance  Plan for Elderly   Would Boost Social Security Taxes

JFK Urges Controversial Health Insurance Program InCongressMessagel oday

Kennedy s Plan Also Asks Funds For Health Units   Should ‘Provide For 14 Million

Insurance For Aged {s Ureed   Would Be Financed Dy Social Security ‘axes Increase

From Childhood To Old Aae   Congress Told Health Plan Would Safequard America

Request Due For Fight In Congress   President Asks — Scholarships For Doctors and Dentist:

Plan Includes More Services   To Be Financed By Social Security Taxes

Tax Boost Would Foot Health Bill   Kennedy Urges Solons Approve Insurance For 14 Million.

Would Heip 14 Million   Broad Medical Scheme Also Assists Education

Will Efttect 14,2 Million Americans Kennedy Hands Congress New Health Insurance Plan for Aced

Special Message Urges Sweeping Medical Program   Hospital Care for Elderly, School, Community Aid Ashkod

Kennedy Urges Approval Of His Health Prosram   25 Industrial Centers On Critical Jobless List

Plea Made To Congress In Message «   Increased Be.:efits Would Be Financed By Hike In SS Tax

Care for Aged Would be Paid b Social Security   Kennedy Outlines Plan In Special Message Today

President plugs for health bill   Wants it tied to Social Security

Plan Calls For Hikes In Social Security Taxes   Outlines Vast Project To Insure Health Of Nation

Would Cost 1.5 Billion Dollars More   Controversial Plan Failed in Last Congress

14.2 Million 65 or Over To Benefit; President Also Urges Increased Facilities

‘resident Presents health  care plan   Social Security tax hike asked

PROPOSES MEDICAL AID. FOR AGED   Social Security Tax Increase Mapped To Finance Help For 14.2 Million Over Age 65. ~

Financing Would Be by Security Tax  Controversial Health Insurance Plan for 14 Million

Medical Care For Aged Is Suggested   Scholarships, Aid To Medical, Dental Schools Proposed

Would be financed hy secial security increases   Urges congress gekuy controversial measures

Controversial Program Calls for i x 2 Le ‘Increase in Social Security Taxes   Special Message Also Recommends Additional Millions Annually for Safequarding Health And Helping Care for the Sick From Infancy

W ould Benefit 65-And-Over Citizens And Increase Social Security Taxes   Like 1960 Plan   10-Year Basis

Controversial Program Given to Congress   Financed by Highe: Social Security Taxes, Plan

Tied To Social Security President Asks Congress To Okay Health Program

Ask Social Security. Tax Hike . Controversial Health Insurance Plan  Presented To Congress By Kennedy

14.2 Million To Benefit  By Program   Social Security Tax Increase to Finance Proposals

Kennedy Offers Medical Care Program   Social Security Health Insurance For Aged Includerc

Fashion Disaster At Film Festival  Liz And Gina Show Up In Same Dress, Hairdo

Senate Studies Plan to Reduce  Taxes on Homes  Assembly Okays National Guard

State Senate Backs Proposal to Reduce Taxes on Homes  Gives Preliminary Approval  Tm Manresa tar Daviciann

Holiday Toll Climbs Fast  , (Death Log To 1 A.M.) Traffic 25! Fires ;  & Miscellaneous fre

Concession Is Expected By Katanga UN Admits Error  In Arrest of Official

SecIGE UE ptl néhcA dad ; . . Prisoners may learn Castro’s whim today

Sentences in Cuba Today for 6.Americans  Court May Follow Nikita’s Lead and Send Them Home

Fate of 6 Is Still  Unknown   Verdict Expected Monday in Trial Of Six Americans

6 Americans Await Fate in  Cuban Trial  Court May Make Gesture Toward Nev

Six Americans Near Verdicts   Group Could Be Sent Home by Cuban Court

Six yankees await fate  Americans held   Americans held by Cubans face prison or death

13 From North Carolina Fate Of Six Americans [Awaited In Cuban Courts

an ar eT NT RETRIAL MT RNATEMNE SURUERD SOAT ESA RRrea Se Ae iny  Americans, On Trial In Cuba Expect To Learn Fate Today

Ice On Trees Glitters   Castro May Deport Them Six Americans  Await Ruling

Cuba Release Of Yanks Get: Speculation  6 To Learn Fate From Court That May: Ape Kremlin

Senate Votes To Seek Tax Compromise   Upper Chamber Bow To House Demand O; Sales Levy Study

U. §. Loans for Schools Urged Before Senate   Catholic Leaders Present Position

JFK Asks $600 Million  For Latin-American Aid   Sees Danger That ‘Desperate Peoples’ Will Turn to Communism If Not Helped   Catholic Church Urges U.S.  Loans for Parochial Schools

Catholic Church Voices Protest on Denying U.S. Parochial School Loans

Hierarchy Asks Federal Aid for Parish Schools   Low Interest Loan Program Js Uraed

CATHOLICS ASK FEDERAL LOANS TO ALL SCHOOLS   Hierarchy Gives Views To Senate

Hierarchy Raps JFK's School Aid   Catholics Urge Low-Interest Loan Program

SPECIAL VALUES - - FREE PARKING TUESDAY -- LOCAL MERCHANTS ARE HOSTS

Showdown OnStateTax Postponed   Democrats Lack Votes To Pass Bills This Week

State Senate Puts Off Vote On Tax Plans  Democrats Now Lack   Democrats Now Lach Votes for Passage: Gas Levy Is Includec

You'll Find It   Seizes Control Of Lumumba Faction-- ‘New Strongman Rises In Congo   U.N. Uproar Expected

Lundula Sends Peace Overtures To Mobutu New Strongman Seizes Control Of Lumumba FactionInCongo

undula Ousts Gizenga, Makes Peace Overture  New Strongman Rises In Congo         Presstime ‘Bulletins

Debris Now In Cloud Over Russia  Alaska, Canada Most Likely To Be Touched

Red Fallout Cloud Nears U.S. Shore   Radioactive Band Moves Fast After Russian Superbomb Tes

Danger Level Not Expected In U.S.   (Related stories, pages 9, 7)

Gotham Supplies A bout Dry Substitutes Lessen  Hardships on Milk

82ND AIRBORNE PARACHUTES 4,100 INS, C,   Huge Air Drop Shows Tactics To Be Used For Brush Wars   ARMY AND AIR FORCE TEAM FOR EXERCISE

Alert Issued Along Gulf Coast Area   Weather Bureau Expects Storm To Hit Late Today

6 DEGREES BELOW ZERO  $250, OOO Madison Fire Wrecks Stores, Offices  Ps

Shops, Offices Destroyed in Madison Fire   More Than $250,000 Loss; Firemen Work in 6-Below Zero

‘Paying Patients’ Support Medically Indigent   Hospital May Stop

8TH DISTRICT GOP  WOMEN SLATE FALL CONFERENCE OCT. 2  ee, Wis ee ee, Oh Ah oe ee ol So ee oe

Young Astronaut Ist To Circle the World   Major Yuri Gagarin In Orbit Hour And Half; First Space Traveler Lands Safely, Feeling Fine in U.S.S.R.

SOVIETS ORB SAFE RETURN      Circles Karth Once as Space Flight Pioneer

in Uriental, Kivu Provinces— ie  Blockade Lifted In 2 Congo Areas

Century Ago February l1— Lincoln's Solemn Farewell To Sprinafield

END OF THE TRAIL: FORD'S THEATER  Rett nancial sonrsisiatstintninemsrnltiniio ete eeiain natant  Abe Left Illinois 100 Years Ago Saturday To Take Up Presidency

Abe’s Monumental Journey Ending In Ford’s Theater Commenced 100 Years Ago

Commission Bill Revived in House   Republicans Seek to Exhume Hot Proposal

Bill to revamp Kansas: Fish. Game unit revived   Aid to private, parochial schools uraed by prelates

ommiunists Cautiously” Optimistic About Kennedy. Khrushchev Meet

RedPressand Radic Hopeful On Talk  Don’t Expect Great Early Gains: Expect Other Sessions

2 Mine-Mill Officers Appeal  Convictions in Commnnict face      Convictions in Communist Case

Voroshilov. Denounced At Kremlin  _ Former President “Sits Red-Faced .

Kremlin Humiliates Ex-Soviet Chief For Opposing K. in ‘Antiparty’ Plot

COMMUNISTS DISSIDENTS ATTACKED Voroshilov Humiliated Publicly by Kremlin

Red Congress Humiliates Voroshilov   Former Communist President Denied Chanes to Reply

Kremlin Goes On Humiliating Former Leaders   Ex-President and Army Hero Blasted

— Uses Native Tongue First Lady Making Hit  On Latin America Tour

Jackie Kennedy Expected to Make Bia Hit With Latin American People

‘Republicans Hold Transition Ball, Key ‘Names Fail’ to Show but 900 Others Do

Republicans Somber, But Dance, Drink   Sample Cocktails: ‘Grape Debate,’ ‘Pink Lady Bird’

Republicans Drink Apple Jackie. Pink Lady Bird, Attend “Transition Ball”

City Resident Nominated To  IBOP Ticket   John Hart And Californian Run For 2nd Vice President

Algerian Rioting Continues in France; FLN Accused of Usina ‘Living Shields

5 KILLED, 150 INJURED Slogan-Screaming Algerian Women Arrested In Paris

Soviet Leaders Still Attacking Antiparty Unit  Usefulness of Molotov, Makenkov Fadec Trouble near

Top Reds Rap Anti-Party Group  Faction Exvnoacsed In 1Q@57 {ote A nnthorw DRDakeina Qane

raise £0r NArUSNCNEY Communists Delegates Told Antiparty Group Is Crushed

Red Group Still Under Attack   Rally Speakers Rip ‘Personality Cult’

AROUND-THE-CLOC a WATCH ON WORLD CRISIS SPOTS  Cold War Operation Center Formed

Five Killed, 90 Hurt in Fire in Clothing Store  Quick Action by Firemen Saves Lives of Many

5 Dead, 90 Hurt In Store Fire At Greensburg   Blaze Sweeps FourStory Downtown Building Crowded With Shoppers.

Owner, 4 Workers Die, 90 Injured As Fire Hits Store   Shoppers Crowd Women’s Store; Quick Action Halts Hieher Tol!

Five Killed, 90 linjured When Fire — Suwaane Ponnevlvanin Clothing Store

FIREMEN KEEP DEATH TOLL DOWN  5 Killed, 90 Injured as Fire Hits Crowded Store Building

1-Year-Old Dowagiac Lad Is Unharmed   Decatur Woman Sought Funds For ill Mate

Housewife Held In Kidnap Case  Wanted Money to Aic Sick Husband. Clair

Historic Hotel ls Destroyed by Fire af Nashville   Blaze at Maxwell House Forces Guests to Flee; One Reported Missing.

Occupants Flee to Safety — Fire Razes Nashville’s  Famed Maxwell House

Say Girl, 5, Killed Her Baby Sister   Jealousy Held Out As Reason

Child clubs  sister to death   59-year-old girl likely jealous of 2'/2-year-old

In_ Ohio. Legislature" Party F ight, Continises On Budget Proposals.

Democrats Fight Cuts In Budget  Only Effect Seen Will Be to Delay Vote on Measure

Ohio Budget Bill Vote ls Delayed  Dems Oppose Slash In DiSalle Measure

Farm Issue Gets Notice By Kennedy   Agriculture Heads Called To Capital By President-Elect

Series of Talks On Agriculture Kennedy’s Aide  acetmame Bliarmna

Leaders of 9 Farm Groups See Kennedy   President-Elect To Seek Suggestions For Administration

Kennedy To Hold Series Of Talks On Farm Problem   HIGH ON AGENDA

 Meeting Plans Outlined Kennedy and Farm Chiefs  Set Conference January 26

Kennedy Plans Farm Parleys   Conferences With Leaders Will Be Forthcoming

Kennedy And Farm Leaders Discus: What To Do About Big Farm Crisis

JFK Plans  Series of Farm Talks   No Decision on Ag Program Is Planned Today

Economic Talks Set By Kennedy   President Calls His Advisers for Today —See Hopeful Signs, But Joblessness Rises

Kennedy Calls in Leaders Of 9 Farm Groups      Asks What His Administration Should Do About ‘Farm Crisis‘

Kennedy To Explore Farm Needs   ‘Major Farm Leaders Confer In New York; Sen. Johnson Arrives

Kennedy Plans Series of Farm Leader Sessions  . . .n6 6UDrerwcocmn

Kennedy Calis In Mi lo Expiere Means o ; Squeexe Ow Food and Fik

Kennedy and Farm  Leaders in Parley  Asks Help Drafting Agriculture Policy

Kennedy Calls Conference Of Farm Leaders  Other Pre-Inaugural Conferences On Tap For President-Elect

Economy Status Also Receiving Close Attention  Farm Leaders Bid To All-Day Meeting In Canitnan! lan 94

Farm crisis in ag leaders laps   KENNEDY PLANS BROAD SERIES © OF CONFERENCES ON BIG ISSUE

Kennedy and Freeman Meet FarmLeaders  Heads of Nine Top Organizations Talk at New York Hotel

New Moves. Expected  Castro Will Get ‘Pressure’       Agricultural Problem Pressing  Kennedy Plans Series of Farm Talks

POAGE AND JOHNSON IN ON MEETING   President-Elect Also Studying General Econom:

Farm Groups Aid Enlisted By Kennedy   Will Help Formulate Policies; Conference Scheduled Jan. 26

Kennedy Calls Farm Leaders To Meeting   President-Elect Also Schedules Talk With Rusk

Kennedy Farm Conference Is  First of Series   No Decisions Today; Still No Choice of Army Secretary

JFK Planning Conferences on Farm Problem   Today’s Session First in a Series

\Teday’s Talks Only a Start  i\Kennedy Plans Series of  \Farm Problem Conference:

Democrats Meet With Ag Leaders   Plan More Talks Later to lron Out Kennedy Program

JFK Meets Today On  Farm Issue   Top Farm Leaders Called For Talk  On Any Solutions

Farm Study Series Planned  Kennedy Calls First Parley on Problems

Kennedy In Farm  Meeting   Talks with Top Leaders on Ways Of Easing the Price Squeeze

Kennedy Calls On  Farmers To Help Formulate Policy   Sets Up Conference With Agricultural Group And Incoming Secretary Freeman For Jan. 26: Economic Position Studied

President T 0 : Confer On Economic Ci  ‘Top Advisers Get  <Summons To Talks On What's Needed 

Meeting With Freeman ” % Kennedy Tosses Policy Issue’ To Farm Leaders

Kennedy Asks Farm Leaders For Opinions   Heads of Nine Major ‘Groups Summoned To Discuss Problems.

Kennedy And Farm Leaders  Hold Huddle   President-Elect Launches Series Of Meetings

FOREIGN ENVOY ASKS DE GAULLE TO FREE REBELS   Pressure Mounting Over Algerians

Reds Lead Fight  Against Salazar  Violence Looms on Eve Of Portuaese Flection

Salazar set for protests  Reinforce police as foes threaten election disorder

Guevara’s-Lips- -on-Guerrilla Warfare € Could Cause Trouble In Latin America

Today's Column     perenne tee ee  Guerrillas’ Guide Written By Guevara

They Liked Candy - He Was Sweet Papa John Didn't F orget‘His Kids’ Will Get Organ

They Liked Candy - - He Was Sweet Papa John Didn't Forget‘His Kids’ Will Get sd

~34 Tough on Pipes   Butte Shivers-at -34 Again; Warmer Weather Seen Today

Soviet Radio Brushes Off Kennedy s Speech   Calls Disarmament Proposals Unsatisfactory

Foster Gets Top Post In: Control Unit   Kennedy’s Action Follows Challenge To Soviet Union

Claims No Provision For Arms Abolition   Church Moves Nearer Merger

JFK’s Plan Blasted By  Radio Moscow   Proposals Are Unsatisfactory On Disarmament

Soviets Reply To Kennedy   Little Hope For Softening Of Position On Berlin, Arms Cut

Congressman Fulton Says .. .  Red Effort To Recover  Two Astronauts Failed

Fulton Believes Reds Lost Two Men In Space   Longressman Says Pair May Have Been Aboard Sputnik Launched Feb. 3.

LEGISLATOR GIVES TESTIMONY  Were 2 Men Aboard Russian Space Ship?

Guard Alerfed In Georgia Rights Dispute   Negroes Jailed During 3 Days Of Demonstrations

BOTH LUNGS AFFECTED  Elizabeth Taylor Called ‘Critica? But Fighting

State Death Mark Below Forecast  Police Chief Praises Drivers’ ‘Response

“irst born younger —  ‘Babies born 2 minutes apart are not twins 

Teacher Pay Rise Voted By Senate  “Pat Gate 20-16 Vote   Bill Gets 30-16 Vote Despite Warning Cost May Total $9 Million For Indiana Yearly

Sizzling Senate Debate Touched Off by Action   Appeasement Of ‘Comic Strip’ Red Is Charged

JFK Talks of $50 Billion To Top Experts   President Goes Over Plans for Next Year’s Budget, Also Studies Trade Policies.

$50 Billion Budget for Arms Eyed  President and Staff ©. Ao fan   President and Staff Study Gigantic Defense Program, Record Spendina

$50 Billion Budget for Arms Seen   Civil Defense Push Told President

Budget Is Record For  Peacetime  President Mects  Department Hea ae, a

LOOKS LIKE RECORD     $50 Billion for Defense: Subject of Budget Talks

$50-BILLION FOR DEFENSE IS POSSIBLE   Costs To Continue Upward Trend, Kennedy Informed   CIVIL DEFENSE ALSO UNDER DISCUSSION

Has Talks With Military, Fiscal Experts; Also DealsWithTrade  And Commerce

Defense Budget May Hit $50 Billion JFK Holds Talk With Top  Military, Fiscal Experts

Sunnv   Arms Budget Seen Record  lor Peacetime JFK Talks Defense  And _— Policies Ay Gaetne at Parlawe

Double Heart Defect Surgery Cures Unique  Condition Of Teen-Ager

DOUBLE HEART DEFECT REPAIRED Teen-Age Girl Okay After Rare Surgery

Unique heart surgery wins   Double defect operation success on 13-year-old

Medical History! Girl Survives Operation  For Double Heart Defect

On The Inside   ‘I'm Okay’,.Patient Says . Unique Heart Operation Gives Girl Chance to Have Normal Existence

M.F. Ritchie Of Container Corp. Dies; 48   Business Executive fs Stricken Suddenty

Threat Seen In Demand  For’ Ballot.         West Eyeing Airlift “In Case Of Blockade

Berlin Unrest Grows in East   East Germans Train to Quell Disorders

High Court Rules On Union Dues Spending  United Preze Interna: siornl cebteaes: Od CIEE a. nas ted.   Supreme Court Points Up New Procedure. Page 12. 

Court Upholds Union Shop But Not Dues Snent under Protest for Politics

WEATHER   Tshombe Signs Pact To End Secession; Sincerity In Doubt

Tshombe To End Kantanga Secession If His Elisabethville Supporters Approve   Peaceful But Sinister Air To Return  To Elisabethville With Cease-Fire

Tshombe in Pact fo End Secession   Katanga Leader Says Supporters Must OK Agreemen'

SUPPORTERS IN CAPITAL MUST OKEH   Rival Leaders Return To Home After Agreement

Ishombe Signs Agreement to End Secession  Says Cabinet Must Ratify Pact, but U_N_ Indicates No

Tshombe Agrees To End His Katanga Province Secession If His Supporters Approve   RECOGNIZES PRESIDENT

Katangan Signs Pact Of Peace   One Reservation: He Insists His Cabinet Ratifies

BUT FOLLOWERS MUST APPROVE FIRST  -'Tshombe Agrees to End Secession of Katanga

Some Doubt Pact Will Be Honored   No Ratification Needed, UN Says

Katanga Chie Okays Pact — With Adoula   Tshombe Says Supporters Must Approve Truce Bid

Secession At an End = Tshombe   Agreement on Katanga Taken by Some with A Grain of Salt.

Tshombe Needs Approval Of Elisabethville   Agreement Comes After 15-Hour Talks At U.N. Military Base

Says backers must approve Tshombe signs unity agreement   Precanted ts LIN

Eight Point Declaration  Sent To U.N.   Katanga President Says His Supporters Must Approve Terms

Congolese  reach accord Tshombe agrees to end secession of Katanga

AWAITS RATIFICATION Katanga's Secession Ended By Agreement   Rusk Defends Policy, Okays Senate Probe

TSHOMBE'S NOD TENTATIVE  ‘Agreement Reached on Restoring Congo Unity

Katanga Agrees To End Secession   Tshombe Will Ask OK of Supporters

Tshombe OKs Pact Ending His Secession   But Says  His Backers Must Ratify Observers Keep

SAYS COHORTS MUST APPROVE  Paneer eionine \ttenetmrenrnnasninierc rae rmcamepr ste 2 nehdmaamemny ot iumcmaerpmaanaernanee es  Tshombe Agrees To End Secession

Tshombe Says Backers Must Approve Pact   Plan To Restore Unity Of Congo Is Reached

Says Accord Needed First By His Aides   Signs Declaration Formally Presented To U.N. In Congo

Katanga Chief Agrees To Rule By Leopoldville   Tshombe ‘Gives In’ But Leaves Final Result in Doubt

Congo Unity Pact Signed by Ishombe   Katanga Head OKs &-Point Declaration Ending Secession

Katanga Chief Signs  Agreement   Agrees to End Secession But Pact Still Must Be Ratified by Supporters

Tshombe Agrees ta End Secession of Katanga Province   _ Elisabethville Backers Must Approve Accord. He Stinulates

Tshombe And Adoula Reach An Agreement      Approval From Elisabethville Needed To Carry Out Aareement

Tshombhe Secession  Will End   Pact Designed Tx Knit Congo; U.N, Watches

Tshombe, Adoula In Aceord   To Restore Katanga Province To Congo; 8-Point Declaration Is Sicned

Leopoiavitie: ===  Agreement On Katanga Is Reached  Tshombe Says His ~ Supporters Must Approve the Act

Congo Pact Concluded  Tshombe Agrees To End Secession Of His Province

Tshombe, Adoula Agree in Talks  Make Pact To Restore Congo Unity

SIGNS PACT FOR UNITY IN THE CONGO   Katanga President Agrees To Drop Claim To Independence After 15-Hour Parley With Premier Adoula.

Signs Pact To Restore Congo Unity   Many Observers However Wilf Wait And See

STORMS OCCUR IN OHIO VALLEY  Snappy Fall Weather Invades Hoosierland

Supervisors Discuss  Musk Thistle Plan   Old Fence Goes To New Airport

Task force to the Congo   Goodwill voyage terminated for U.S. fleet

Ships Are Sent Back to Africa For Emergency   Goodwill Voyage Return Is Halted

U.S. Navy Task Force Sailing To Congo Area   Will Be Available in Case U.N. Command Needs Help There

Week Brings Solid Signs Of End Of Slump   Industry Reports Are Encouraging

Rail Strike Is Called For Monday   No Walkout Seen For Two Months By Carrier Spokesman

U. §. Railroads Face Walkout   Yardmasters Action Could Tie Up All Lines

Nation- Wide Yardmasters’  Walkout Set   Strike Call Given For Next Monday, But Delay Sighted

No Walkout Expected \Strike Against Railroads (Threatened For Monday

Yardmaster: Call Strike On Railroads   No Walkout For 2 Months In Wace Dispute

Rail Strike ls Called For Monday   But Carriers Sce No Walkouts For At Least Two Months

Walkout Set For Monday By Yardmasters   Carriers Spokesman Says Tieup Will Not Come For 2 Months

22nd COMMUNIST CONGRESS SEEMS CERTAIN TO SHAKE RANKS OF PARTY THROUGHOUT WORLD

One-Sided Action Can Only Court Disaster   Rusk Warns Soviets   Current Problem

Unilateral Action Would  Be Disaster  Negotiations On  Berlin Expected; TOC. Ee ee.

Neither Side Pushing For Summit Meet   Soviet Is Warned By Rusk Against Unilateral Action

Reds Warnec Not To Seek ‘Disaster’  Khrushchev’s Terms Appear Unacceptable

Soviet Courting Disaster On Berlin, Rusk Warns   big 3 Warns Soviet

One-Sided Actio Against Free World  Courts Disaster   RUSK COMMENTS ON NEGOTIATIONS

Thursday To Be Complete Holiday  No Mail Deliveries On Thanksgiving DayWorship Services Set

Baptists Study Proposal To Favor Abolishment Of Capital Punishment

Attack on Cuba Seen Triggering Hemisphere Wat  Threat is Issued   Threat is Issued As Castro Attacks His Former Aide

Hemisphere War Threat Hurled.  Cuban Dictator Stung by Loss Of Propagandis

Goulart Could Be Restored Monday As Brazil's Head  Three-Way Agreemen: Is Needed To Pave Wav To Presidency

LEFTISTS VEJECT TC COMPROMISE   Congress Action Could Provide Early Inaveural

Solution To Crisis In Reach   Leftists In Fight Against  Settlement

Daniel Sets Greeting for  Reich Chief  State Solons  To Hear Talk

Fight Return To Cuba and Prison Cells   Prisoner Trade Group Members Leave Pair Behind

Name Boone Man To State Regent Post   Stan Redeker Named By Erbe

RUSS STORIES CONTRADICTORY  Did Gagarin Land in Space Ship by Parachute—or on Own Feet?

’Chute Used By Gagarin  PR otirm ta S@irfano   Return to Surface Observed by Farmer

~GEORGIA, FLORIDA ACCUSED~  C har ge Reliefers Paid To Move To New York

BINGHAM CENTRAL P-TA FOUNDERS PROGRAM SLATED NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT

Saws Way To Freedom In Allegan   21-Year-Old Man Uses Blankets as Rope From Second Floor

Cut Through Bars on Cell And Window   21-Year-Old Man Uses Blankets as Rope From Second Floor

State Police Aide Quits $13,500 Jol   Col. Hartman Angry When Reporter Calls

Deputy Commissioner Quits lnexpectedly  Rift in State Police Hinted

Admits Forgery, Fraud Charges   Strasburg Man Is Committed To Lima

Parker Named.To Blackhawk’s  First Team __   Gets One Guard Post: Burgess Named Forward, Kraft Center On Second

Commercial. Club Meeting To Be Held Thursday   Dinner Meeting Starts At 6:30 Followed By The Business Session

Congress Fails In Bid for Adjournment   Senate Bogs Down in Parliamentary Dispute; House Quits Work until Monday Noon: May Not Have Quorum

House Leaders, Irked Over Senate Delays, Doubtful of Mustering Quorum Monday

VecCloy to Arrange Meeting With Russians  U.S. Will Seek New Talks on Arms Cut

With Soviets: —  US. Ready For New Round Of Talks On Disarmament

 Kennedy’s Disarmament Aide  McCloy Sent to Moscow for Arms Talks

JFK Aims For World Arms Cheek   New Full Dress Disarmament Parley Urged

But Chances Of Success Rated Slim   Kennedy Meeting Today With McCloy. Others

All-out effort on arms talks   JFK instructs adviser to set up new conference

McCloy Leaves Today For More Discussion; U. S. Strategists  Feel Little Optimism

Kennedy Tells McCloy To Press For New Disarmament Meeting      Talks Slated In Moscow Monday To Work Out Arrangements

Kennedy Orders Every, Effort’ . In Arms Parley  Gives Instructions to McClay; Meets With  18" Chik Mee

MeCloy In Talks With  Kennedy   Prepares For New Arms Parley With Soviet Union

Disarmament Discussed af White House  McCloy Receives Instructions From Chief Executive

McCloy Ready To Seek New Disarm Talks   JFK Aide Heads For Moscow; Told To Spare No Effort

Berlin Discussion on Tap Later Kennedy Urges Disarm Chief To Push for Summer Meeting

McCloy Told To Ask Reds For Meeting   Rusk, McNamara Told to Meet Reds Berlin Challenge

Talks With Reds Open Monday  Kennedy’s Top Advisers  Talking Disarmament

President Will Brief Top Leaders   Top Disarmament Advisers Given  Final Instructions

One Escaped Convict Buys Clothes In Burlington As Another Watches

Hoffa Disclaims Any Association With Communists   Teamster Boss Renews Running Feud With Sen. McClellan

Hoffa Denies Any Associatior with Commies   QOuizzed on Teamster Alliances with Other Unions

Hoffa Denies Associations With Commies   Called To Testify By Senate Group

Defends Mine-Mill Alliance   Says Government Also Recognizes Sama Groups

MILITIAMEN BEING MOBILIZED TO CRUSH REBELS  Anti- Castro Guerrilla Army F ighting in Cubc   BLAZE KILLS 307  Arsonist Held In Circus Fire

Anti-Castro Forces Fight Govt. In Cubs   Three Front Battle Going On; Cuban Militia Mobilized

IMilitiamen Mobilized By Castro Regime:  Heavy Fighting Breaks Out In Cuba

Exile Leader Claims Fighting On Three Fronts   Castro Forces Reportedly Killing Suspicious Peasant:

Exiled Leader Says Battle in One Province 5 Weeks Old   25,000 Cuban Troops Said in Guerrilla Fight

Anti-Castro Rebels Facing 25,000 Troops   Exile Leader Says Forces Commanded By Raul Castro

Weather   Anti-Castro Forces Reported Fighting on Three Fronts in Cuba

Rebels In Cuba Open 3 Frents   Castro Sends Militia Against Guerillas

Castro Fights Guerrillas on Three Fronts   Former Cuban Army Officer Says Forces Battle at Both End: of Island.

Minuteman Spirit Lives On  2 Dhin Sehoolhovs Seek Weapons For Training

In Series Of Meetings  Gov. Faubus May Have Solved Road Fund Money Controversy

Alliance Hears Pleas For Unity  Common Front Said Imperative Rw Stikker. Canv:

radrilamentarians fold... Russians, West Can Now Obliterate One Another   “Need For NATO

WARNS WEST MUST STAND FIRM IN BERLIN  Realistic Policy Urged by NATO Chieti   Envoy Recalled By W. Germany

NATO Chief Stikker Urges East-West Talks  Based on Suicide Peril

Measure Gets No. 1 House Spot   Speed Needed, Says Wozniak To Make Plans

Senate ForFeed Grains Program   - Kennedy Compliance - Provisian- Omitted _ From Emergency Bill

Air Force High  Command Given Alert, May Act   ‘Probably Will Take Action Under Some Prearrangaed Plan‘

Craft Was Pan American Jet On Its Way to Panama City; Expected to Land in Havana

Both Reported Optimistic OF laos Cease-Fire   Western Leaders Said Agreed in Positions On World Problems

Kennedy And Mac To View  Laos Crisis   Leaders Charting Strategy To Use Against Soviets

For Pact with Russ, China On Crisis Western Leaders Optimistic In Outlook

Leaders Remain In Disagreement Over Red China  11S Gell Ralkina   US Still Balkina At United Nation: Seat for Peiping

ON LAOS CRISIS  Kennedy, Macmillan Plan for Talks With Communists

Optimistic Over Cease-Fire Agreement ..  President, Macmillan : - Chart Laotian Strategy

Maemillan, JK Chart Strategy   2 Western Leaders, Advisers To Spend Afternoon Pldnning Policy For Laos

British-American Talks Focus on Southeast Asia   President and Prime Minister Scheduled to Talk Aboard Cruiser,

Both Reported Optimistic About Red Agreement ToA Cease-Fire In Laotian War

LBJ Says Non-Nuclear Force ‘Hieh Priority NATO Task’   Anglo-American Jefes  Map Allied Siratezy

President, Macmillan Open New Conference On Laos    ‘ . More Conventional Arms  Gets Priority In NATO

Neutralizing Nation To Be Second Step   2 Western Leaders Open Second Day Of Vital Conferences

Macmillan, Kennedy Will Map Strategy   Issues With China Russia Are on Tap Faz Seacand Day

Allied Policy  Charting On  Asian Crisis Maemillan, JFK  Plan Negotiations

Chart Plans for Discussion With Russians   Foreign Policy Chiefs Review Talk Proaress

Confer This P.M. Aboard Cabin Cruiser   Final Rounds This Afternoon, Saturday Morning

IE ET EL  Plan Talks With Reds on Laos Peace—  Kennedy, Macmillan Chart Policy

Macmillan And Kennedy Chart Allied Policy   Leaders And Aides To Board Yacht Today For Further Conferences

Heads Plan Bid for Lao:  Settlement   Both Reported Optimistic About Russian Agreement

Two Western Leaders Hold _ This Afternoon’s Session In Large Cabin Cruiser On Potomac River.   RED CHINA QUESTION STILL IS UNSOLVED

Allied Plans Charted By U.S., Britain   Kennedy, Maemillar Map Negotiations With Soviets, China

Meet Aboard Cruiser For  Talks Today   Seek Permanent Settlement On Laos

Macmillan,  JFK Plan  Strategy Charl Allied Pelie   Chart Allied Policy In Southeast Asia, Study Laos Crisis

Big-Two Charting Strategy   Kennedy, Macmillan Reported Optimistic On -Laos Settlement’

President, Prime Minister to Plan Laos Strategy   Western Leaders in Conference 2 Days

Permanent Settlement Of Laos Major Point JFK, Macmillan Working Separately  On Negotiations With Russia, Peiping

Turn Attention To Negotiations On Laos Crisis   Two Leaders Board Cabin Cruiser for Today’s Conference

Kennedy, Mae Plan Strategy   Hope to Neutralize Laos After Truce

) Leaders Work Apart as Aides Study Progress   Macmillan, JFK To Board Cruiser

SAY KENNEDY, MACMILLAN CONFIDENT   Jptimistic Soviets Wil Agree To Cease- Fire  REPORT HITCH   In Talks Concerning Red China’s Admission. To  United Nations :

1,152 Killed in Peshtigo Fire 90 Years Ago; But Chicago Fire, Killing 250 on Same Night, Got Publicity

90 Years Ago Today... Terrible’ Peshtigo Fire Killed 1,152, Leveled 1,280,000 Acres Of Land

a ee - Devastating Fires In Peshtigo, Chicago Broke Out 90 Years Ago

Kennedy Presidency Born In Sunny Aftermath of Cruel Winter Storm   Pennsylvania Avenue Miracul ously Cleared For Festivities   Mexican Crew Of Four Killed  102 Miraculously Escape Crash Of DC8 Jet Airliner

Work Crews Clear Oath Taking Area   New President Attends Mass Before Ceremony

WANT NEGOTIATIONS REOPENED  Castro Delegation Arrives In Florida

PRISONER DELEGATES   SONER DELEGATES BACK TO TRY AGAII  Tractors-for-Freedom Bid Renewed

Cuban Rebels Head For U.S. To Discuss Tractor Trade Despite Committee’s Action

Tractor Traders Arrive   Prisoner Delegation Taken Into Custody By U. S. Authorities

Red Challenge To U.S. Studied   U.N. Hears Soviet Proposal On Congo

U.N. Weighs Challenge On Congo Plan   Soviets Prescribe Remedy As Kennedy Aides Map Position

Russia Challenges U. S.  U.N. Looks to Kennedy  For Position on Congo

Soviet Challenge Weighed By U.N.  Reds Seek Support Of Their Proposals For Action In The Congo

Reds Ask Support In Congo   U.S. Called On To Join Program Freeing Lumumba

GREATER SAFEGUARDS SOUGHT Bosses Pay Three-Fi Fourths Of Pension-Welfare Costs

Russ Meddling Condemned, Halt of Arms Airlift to Reds Demanded in Capital Meet

U.S. Ship Turned Free After. Being Held By Cuban Gunbeat   Kennedy To Pay Visit to France

U.S. Vessel  Held, Freed  by Cubans Tels, Warship ‘ Rush to Rescue

U.S. Cable Ship Intercepted by Cuban Gunboat  Craft Is Freed When Jet Planes, Warship Rush to Assistance

Cubans Release  U.S. Ship   Cable Ship Intercepted But Freed After Jet Planes Arrive

Cuba Challenges U.S. Cable Ship   Gunboat Withdraws After Navy Appears

IU. S. Planes, Destroyer Force i Cuba Warship To Release Cable Shiy

U.S. Navy Makes Cuba  Back Down   American Destroyer And Jets Free Seized Vessel

U.S. SHIP -DETAINED BY CUBAN   U.S. Sends Warships, Jets From Guantanamo; Cubans Take Vessel, Then Release It.

Prison Term Court Rule Is Reversed   Must Be Served Consecutively, Tribunal Holds

In Hospital Since Nov. 2 With Stroke   Death Ends Long And Active Career

Blast Fired At Stephens  ‘Waliance EBiahtre   ‘Maligns Eight  Ex-Governors’

U. S. Commies Dishand Leadership In Attempt to Escape Prosecution

Bow To Push Own Tariff Bill   Raps Restrictions On U. S. Products

—-ACT EXPIRES NEXT JUNE 30— ‘Rep. Bow Plans F ight For New Trade Law

Raoech Creek RT) Man Fatally Tniured in Crash   Gov't May Boost Forces for Limited Aggressions

Cold War Becomes ‘Limited’ War As ‘Kennedy Considers Military Buildup

People Becoming More Desperate  FAMINE STALKS RED CHINA. REFUGEES SAY

REFUGEES ARE STREAMING OUT CF RED CHINA   Report Increasing Hunge: And Disease Bring Sabotage in Land.

TWIN SPECTERS Pestilence, Sabotage Hound China   HARROWING PICTURE

Keds Fignt Visaster Refugees Report Hunger, Sabotage Disease in Some Regions in China

REFUGEES ARE STREAMING OUT CF RED CHINA   And Disease Bring Sabotage in Land.

RESORT TO SABOTAGE  Red China Imports Food  To Halt Disease, Famine

Twin opecters Stalk The Land  Hunger, Famine Causing Sabotage In Red Chine

Insists Laos Cease Fire Be Effected   Soviet Action Demanded to End Rebel Agpression

American Delegation Boycotts Meeting; Powers Wait Soviet Reaction to Summit

US. To Shun TalksPending Actual Truce   Padong’s Capture By Reds Threatens Peace Negotiations

Peace Talk At Geneva Threatened   Wednesday Meet Called Off; U, §, May Pull Out

U.S. Awaiting Soviet Course On Cease-Fire   Gromyko May Have New Kremlin Stand: May Not Meet Today

U.S. Delegates Won't Go Back During Fighting   Gromyko May Be On Way From Moscow  With Instructions

Parley Upset  By Red Capture Of Village Despite Promise Of Cease-Fire

U.S. Delegation Boycotts Geneva  Laos Peace Talks   Americans Refuse Further Negotiation Without Cease-Fire

U.S. Boycotts Talks as Laos. Village Falls  Leftists Ignore K-K Accord On Cease-Fire

MARYLAND'S FARM FRONT THIS WEEK    Deadline Nears For Wheat, Barley Sirnup

Owner’s Son Overcome By Smoke   Finishing Room, Office Swept by Fire; Damage Expected to Be Heavy

Clock Firm Hit by Fire In Zeeland   Finishing Room, Office Swept by Fire; Damage Expected to Be Heavy

Landslide Gets Whine  From Fritz   Owner Still Likes  Living Near Lake

<ennedy Opens Good-Will Trip  —— 300,000 Puerto Ricans Give Welcome

Friction Blisters Paint as AF Major Pilots X15 Rocket Plane to Record

Man Killed, Many Fires Started as Violent Electrical Storms Hit State

U.S. Estimate Of Red Arms Is Accurate  go a ce ase   Sen. Russell Gives Views After Session; Briefing Continues

Crash IGills Taos Man   New Mexico Traffic Toll to Date 250  Last Yoar’s Toll to Date ge 954 -

‘Unethical Practices’     Power Firm Lashes Out At Gas Rate Hike Foes

[Democrats Urge Burns Ditch Port; ‘Elect Mrs. Striker Vice Chairman

Gromyko Says He Is Ready To See Rusk   Soviets Armies Given Warning Of Fierce War      Soviet OK of US Plan  Raises Hope for Peace

Ohio-Pastor Elected ~ To Head United Church  ~ Opposition. From The Floor At Group’ Ss  "aAnuAntbian. in. Dhiladalahia Avarcama.

New Church Unit Elects   Ohio Pastor In Major Vietory   (See Picture on Page 17)

U.N. Okays Space And Arms Plan  US-Soviet Proposal   US-Soviet Proposal Approved As Body Aims For Recess

Congo, Other  Issues Facing  Sharp Debate   India’s Goa Attack Is Major Subject of Private Conversation

Critical Debate Facing U.N. In  January Term   Assembly Unanimously Approves Plans To Begin Negotiations On Disarming, Peaceful Explorations Of Outer Space

Would Return Some Federal Tax Money   Goldwater Wants ' To Aid Schools

REA Proposals Target of Blast By OG&E Veep   Monopoly Threat Seen by Witness

AV +? WILL FIGHT FOR PEACE   Places Wreath Before Tomb Of  Unknown Trio

Kennedy Leads U.S. In Observine Veterans Day   Solemn Occasion As Nation Girds For Defense

War. Dead Honored _  Kennedy Pledges Peace   Nehru’s Goal Elusive  U.N. Bickering Denounced   Director Calls on Citizens To Take Active Part in CD

Kennedy Make: Plea for Peace Warns Enemies   United States Ready To Fight for Freedom, President Declares

President Speak At Arlington   Global Conditions Add To Grimness

Honors War Dead in Rite at Arlington   President Places Wreath at Tomb of the Unknowns

Ceremonies Across Nation Today  JFK Leads U.S. Tribute to War Dead

Rites Held At National Cemetery   President Deliver: Brief Address After Ceremony

President At Services In Arlington   Honors Are Paid To Veterans Under Grim Backdrop

President Honors Nation's War Dead   Gives Solemn Pledge to Seek Peace, Also to Keep US Prepared for War

TO SPEAK BRIEFLY  President Honors War Dead At Arlington National Shrine

‘Must Face War To Avoid It —JFK   President Leads Tribute To U.S. Heroes, Pledges Nation Will Seek Peace

Country Honors Dead Aware Of Cold War Tension, Atom Menace   Stand Steadfast Against Reds, Publisher Warns

U.S. Patience Not To Be Confused With Fear, JFK Says at Arlington

Kennedy To Honor  War Dead   President Goes To Tomb Of Unknowns For Lavine Of Wreath

Kennedy At Graves Of War Veteran:   President To National Cemetery At Arlington

my YOUR FLAG TODAY  Nation to Honor Veterans  of All Wars This Vets Day

 President Speaks at Arlington Cemetery  Grim Note Clouds Vets Day

President Visits Cemetery   Aggressors Cautioned Not to Confuse Patience With Fear

Kennedy Speaks At Tomb Of Unknown Dead   Background Of Event Is Grim As Country Mobilizes Defenses

President Speaks at Arlingfon Cemetery.  Grim Note Clouds Vets Day   Bank Bandits Get $62,000 Haul in Leisurely Holdup

U.S. Will Fight,  President Warns  Kennedy Speaker At Arlinaton Rites

Hostage Slain, Officer Shot  Brave Farm Wife Talks Murderer Into Surrender

SHOOTING SPREE ENDS  Slayer Heeds Woman’s Plea To Surrender: ‘Pray for Me’

DESPERADO LEAVES LONG TRAIL OF BLOODSHED  Religious Plea Aids in Capture of Cop-Killer

News Shows best  TV Westerns, Deodorant Ads Get W orst Ratings in Poll

 Poll Reveals TV Viewers’ Sentiments  Thumbs Turned Down On Westerns, Deodorants

Eagleton Probing Bootleg Nursing Homes in State   Says Jail Prisoners Get Better Care Than Some Aged Patients.

Most Casualties in Restaging of *Bull Run on Sweltering Sidelines

US. To Defend Formosa At All Costs--Bowles   Under Secretary Quizzed By Senate

Bowles Says Formosa Will Be Defended  Tells Senators Island Will Not Be Turned  fiver fn fammiec

U.S. to Defend Formosa-Bowles  Tells Senators _ at Whatac ia. Me.

Bowles: Defend Formosa . He Opposes -. Recognition —  - Of Red China

US. to Fight for Formosa, Says Bowles   Red China Views Revealed in Quiz by Senate Unit

Chester Bowles Says: _  America Will Defend Formosa At All Costs

Dramatic Film Shows Shepard's Eyes Dartin« From Side to Side During Space Flight

Dramatic Film On Shepard's Space Trin Shown To Top U. S. Officials

Movie of Man in Space Dramatic Film Shows Reactions Of Shepard During Weightlessnes:

SHEPARD SEEN ON SPACE TRIP   _ Film Is Shown Of Astronaut’s Flight

_ Inside Space Capsule ‘Film Shows Shepard's Movements 4 Times Faster ThanThey Occurred

SHEPARD ON FILM  His Chest Heaved, His Eyes Darted From Side To Side

ASTRONAUT FLIGHT FILMED Movie Premiere Shown Congressional Viewers '

Movies Show Reactions of Shepard During His Flight Inside Capsule

Like old silent movie Congress sees dramatic film of Shepard's flight in space

Trip on a Redstone Missile  Space Film Shows Shepard's Reaction In Flight

Astronaut A Bus sy Pro At Work  Movie Of Shepard’s Flight Tells Dramatic Story

Resignation Solves Nothing...  Brazil’s Quadros Quit Because His Back Was To The Wall, View

Was U. N. Official  U.S. Denies Czech Charge Yanks Tried to Hire Spy —

Northeast Coast States Brace for Hurricane  nm. oe   May Strike on Anniversary of 1938 Storm That Killed 558

Setback for Kennedy ve Conference on Aged Groups Split on Medical Care Bill

Medical Care For Aged Under Social Security Gains Majority Approval

W. Virginia Bank Frauds Charged  Arrest Two Women In $250,000 Shortage

Motor Vehicles Head  Scheidt Retained, Told To Get Tough With Violators

Ed Scheidt Keeps Post With State   ‘Get Tough’ Plan Given Approval By Governor

Stafe Agents Investigating FBI Agents   Registration Rolls Probed

Inside You'll Also Find   Need   Hardin Says ‘Doing More’ Page 8A   Pi i r Do ii.) s¢

Committee Finds Some Agreement   Education Group Settles University Grants; Still Split on School Formula

 Ancher Nelsen Boomed for Governor  Some i in GOP Veer —_— Gov. Andersen

Ancher Nelsen Boomed for Governor  Some in GOP Veer  from Gov. Andersen

World-Wide Criticism Gains Steam   Today's Blast Small But Still Adds to Rising Radioactivity

Reds Defy World, Set Off Another   Indignation At Big Bomb Testing Draws More Fire

Smaller than 'Monster' Kennedy Okehs U.S. Underground Test; Slated for December

Kennedy Gives Nuclear Test Go-Ahead Today Following Another Soviet Bomb Blast

FRENCH-ALGERIAN TALKS BREAK DOWN      TRACTORS GROUP, GASTRO TO CONFER

'French-Algerian Peace Talks Adjourned; Fear  Bloodshed May Increase

More Fighting In Algeria Seer   Peace Talk Breakdown Brings Grim Prospect

me PR IRS MaTIMge.  Esther Loses Punch And Is No Longer Threat To Area

No Storm Deaths -- Mainland Escapes Brunt Of Winds New England Hurricane Damage Minot

UN. Chief Flies Back fo Answer Russian Charges Cuts Short His Trip  After. Accusation: of Aidinn ‘Cannan. Attack

Dag’s Answer Due Today On Soviet Charge  Claim He Assisted In Mapping Attack  ry ——~ eres,  rt. ~ oe se eee

Soviet and Cuban Diplomats Told to Leave by Uruguay   Hammarskjold Returns to U.N. To Answer Charges Made by Soviet

Dag Plans Reply To » Red Charge   Belgium Under Soviet Fire In U.N. Controversy

Dag Home To Answer Charges   Council to Debate Charges Belgium Aided Col. Mobutu

Dag Back From Africa, Reaties Reply to Soviet  Reds Say He Helped Organize Attack On Lumumba Forces

mania Nite Selected   New Orleans Or ‘dnance Plant to Make Rockets In $50- Million Plat

POSTMIDNIGHT RAIDS ON HOMES Jail, Fines For Failure To Return Library Books

6 Go to Jail  Failed to Return Library Books: Seized in Pre-Dawn Raids

Defense Department Calls Up Reserves   Army, Navy, Air Force Reservists Ordered Into Active Service This Fall

‘Public Schools Week Open Houses         Stevenson Plans Private Talks On Conao Situation

‘Parleys With Nkrumah, Gromyko  Private Talks On Congo Planned By Stevenson

Talks Slated On Congo by  leans  Stevenson Planning Private Parleys On

Army Might CallUpSome Guard Units   Alerted Units May Receive Notices By Mid-October

Army Sets Reserve Unit Plan   Indications Point To Mid-October Callup of Units

National Guard Call in October?  37 Units Alerted For Federal Service

Army May Call Up Some Guard Units By Mid - October  Possible Methods Discussed  Bar Incvrance ‘nm Ciranmilk

lArmy Suggests in Answer te Questions - (Some Units of National Guard Likely to Be Called in October

National Guard Callup Studied  October Indicated Aa of oft. i. =

FEAR 14 MAY BE DEAD IN FRISCO HOTEL FIRE   _~ Father Saves Infant, Can't Get Back in ee LOCKED DOORS TURN HOME INTO COFFIN-FOR 8

Uw. §.. Has Fired Most Satellites  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * But Soviet Launchines Have Been More Snectacular

In Cantest to Conquer Space  U .S. Has Numbers but Reds’ Feats Are More Spectacular

One Trip Made Around World In 108 Minutes   Young Major in Space Ship Landed At Target Point in Russian Territory -In Constant Communication During Flight   V.9. ANE IN TEINGS  27 American Space Objects Orbit  ~ Earth; Soviet Union Has Only 10

Rockets and satellites U.S. launchings exceed Reds by 3-1, but less spectacular

U.S. Shots More Numerous, Less Dramatic —  Russian Steps Toward Man-In-Space Flight

Natural Gas Rates To Be Cut Aus. 4   second Decrease During Year By Utility Concern

Westinghouse Asks ‘Breathing Spell’ to Permit Industry: To Eradicate Fixing of Prices —

Their Golden Touch Regained? Yankees Pinning 2-O Hopes On Righthander Ralph Terry

Redleg Vada Pinson Is Out ‘i Series       Their Golden Touch Regained? Yankees Pinning 2-0 Hope: On Righthander Ralph Terry

© TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religioa Features)

‘Pil Be Old, Weeps Girl   Lawyers to Have Opportunity for New Trial Appeal April 17   Lawvers Delerminedto Anneal

In the Wind  CONCORDIA CHOIR — TO APPEAR MARCH 11 AT HINTON CHURCH

CIA Accused In Plot To Murder Castro   12 Arrested By Cuban Rule Purported To Have Weapons Supplied By U.S. Body

Tuaboat Strike Accord Ends Major Tie-Up   Goldberg Helps In The Agreement; Traffic Moves Aaain

Goldberg  Helps End  Tug Strike. JFK Pressure  May Have Been Maior Factor

Strike Over, Rail Traffic WillResumne   Labor Secretary Helps To Settle Tugheat Strike

Double Killing May Be Solved By Bullet Tests  ‘Third Man’ Rule Out of Marathon

Boy Who Stole ‘So He Could Find A Home’ To Live With Police Chief

Death Roster Mounts; Open Air Hospitals Overflow; Say French Ready to Negotiate

UN. Security Council Called Info Session   Debre Ready To Tol  i aera   Debre Ready To Tall Cease- Fire; Goes To See: De Gaulle .

Wounded Overflow Hospitals   French Unleash Land, Sea And Air Assaults

Unleash Land, Air. Sea Blows   Tunisians Say Death Toll For 2 Davs Has Reached 150; Makeshift Hospitals Overflow With Injured

VV ITIUS JIGCKCH . eee  Firemen Have Chance  To Head off New Fire

Los Angeles Brush Fire Is Checked   18-Hour Blaze Razed 2,300 Acres And 10 Structures

Swainson Rounding Out First Year As Governor “Looks Forward To Battle’

Idaho Hunters Flee  Sudden Snowstorm  Two Women Die On Icy Highways; Four-State Mountain Area Hit

Heavy Snow Traps Idaho Deer Hunters   Several Hundred Battle Their Way From Mountains

Hunters  Battle Way Out of Snow  Many Str anded In Idaho, Utah And Nevada

DEER STRANDED BY HEAVY SNOWS   surprise Blizzard Hit: Far West, Moving Over Rockies   UP TO 2 FEET DEEP IN IDAHO AND UTAH

Many Hundred Deer Hunters Fight Way Out   Two Idaho Women Kitled On Highway: Only Casualties -

Up to 2 Feet Of Snow Falls In Wide Area   Power Lines Broken, Phones Disrupted:  Two Killed on Roads

Numbered In Hundreds Stranded Hunters Beat Out Of Snow   Communications Test  Scientists Watch Wires In The Sky

Thousands Of Deer Hunters Battling Way Through Unexpecedly Big Snow

Tshombe  Arrested  In Congo Leopoldville  Troops Grab Katanga Chie

Tshombe I: Arrested In Congo   Action Follows Walkout From Anti-Red Meet

Katanga’s Chief Hit UN   Nabbed Just Before Flying Home After Unity Meeting

Tshombe, Katanga’s Chief, Seized by Central Regime   Arrested as He Is About To Board Plane on Way Home

Nabbed Leaving for Katanga   Troops Round Up Europeans Traveling With Bolting Leader

Tshombe Put Under Arrest  By Soldiers   JY JUIUIOCTS  Katanga President  Skipped Talk With Awtt Dat 1 seslowe

TSHOMBE ARRESTED BY TROOPS   Katanga Leader Nabbed After Walking Out On Congo Meet

Tshombe Arrested In Congo   Seized By Troops As Unity Patks Pail

FOE MIMICRY BRINGS GRAB OF TSHOMBE   Kasavubu’s Army Nabs Congo Rival After Parley Bolt

Katanga Leader Tshombe Seized  President Arrested By Congo Soldiers

TSHOMBE IS ARRESTED BY CONGO ARMY   Katanga President Seized After Walking Out On Conference In Dispute With Kasavubu.

is Arresiet by  ry. ‘7 Conc Soldiers   Tshembe Seized as Hs Starts Home After Breaking Up Parley

Tshombe Arrested In Congo   Katanga Chief Is Picked Up After Walkout

Retort to Latest Red Travel Ban   “To Insure Security;” Crossing into East Berlin Limited.

ALLIES DEFY REDS’ EDICT WITH TROOPS   “Tanks Move Close To Border Sector; Entry Points Closed

AS Keds Impose New Berlin Traffic Restrictions—  “Allied Tanks. Infantry Push Up to Sector Border

U.S. Patton tanks roll onto scene in Berlin  COMMUNISTS LIMIT CROSSING INTO EAST TO SINGLE POINT

Actions Taken to Insure Security In Face of New Red Restrictions   Communists Slam Shut More Gates in Divided City, Restrict Access to Eastern Sector; East Germans Also Brinig Up Reinforcements

West Allies Deploy Men At Dividing Line   Action Taken to Insure Security of The Border; East Germans Telling Americans, Others Where to Enter City

Acts After Reds Close 5 More Gates   Communists Bring Up Reinforcements To Face Allied Units

Allies Counter New Commie Travel Ban   West Leaders Term E. Germans Push As ‘Illegal Effrontery’

Allies Rush Tanks And Troops To Sector Border Of Berlin; Communists Close 5 More Gates In lron Curtain; May Cut Rai   CALLED “EFFRONTERY”

‘East Limits Access-- Illegally, Allies Say   Rail Link Now Threatened   Single Gate for Foreigners

More Gates Closed by   E.. Germans   Red Regime Tells Westérners Where Thev Can Enter

Tanks, Troops Are Advanced   Western Powers Act as Reds Shut Five More Gates to Eastern Area

Acts to Protect Sector After Communists Put New Curbs on Traffic

Western Tanks, Infantry Face East German Troops  Communists Close Five More Berlin Gates; Threaten to Cut Rail Lines Across Sectar<

Allied Tanks at Border in Berlin  Where E. Germans Control Travel

Reds Put New Restrictions On Berlin Travel   Americans, Westerners Told Where They Can Enter Eastern Area

New Restriction: Put on Traffic By £. Germany  Action fs Taken to Insure Intearity

Tanks and Infantry Up to Sector Border   Latest Red Restrictions Cause Alarm

Reds Order New Traffic  Restrictions   ULS., Allies Send Tanks And Infantry To Dividing Line   See slory on Pare 6.

Had Not Been Ill   Reds Shut More Gates  Allies Put Tanks, Troops Al Sector Border In Berlin

U.S. Troops, Tanks Guard Berlin Line   Reds Close More Gates: Allies Hit Mleaal Effrontery'

East German Regime Stiffens Bans Allies Move Up Tanks, Troop: To Meet Red Restrictions

Tanks Move Up To Guard Border In Berlin Sector  East Germans Cut Five More Access

MANPOWER AT BORDER   Infantry, Tank Moves Follow New Restrictions

ORDER TROOPS AND TANKS TO SECTOR   Action Taken After Reds Tighten Restrictions      Close 5 More Gates To E. Berlin; Allies Say Move illegal Effrontery

Reds Close 5. More Gates To East Berlin  Now Telling Allies Where Passage Will Be Allowed

Restrictions on E-W Border Traffic Grow   Action Necessary Security Move, Commanders Say

Quick Move FollowsNew Restrictions   Patton Tanks Give Support To Infantrvincn

REDS SLAM 5 GATES 10 EAST ZONE   Western Powers Send Troops To Borders Where Reds Permit Only 7 Gates Where There Were 80.

Allies Act As Reds Close Gate:   Commies Close Five More Gates To East Berlin

As Reds Tighten Curbs on Travel In Divided City   Only Seven Gates Left Open

West Puts Tanks on Sector Border In Divided Berlin   Allies Complain About New Order from East to Use Certain Gate.

Communists Shut Five More Gates To East Berlin  Traffic From West Berlin Segregated Into Three Channels

Soviets Curb Travel, Close 5 More Gates   See Berlin Crisis In Color, Page 11

MICROFILM SERVICE & SALES CO. P.0. BOX 8066 4924 COLE AVE. DAweas, FERAS eon:   Action Is Ordered As Result of New Communist Moves

More Gates Are Shut Tanks And Men Move Up   East Germans Begin Telling Folks Where They Can Enter

More Traffic Restrictions In Split City   Action Taken in Berlin  To Insure Security Of Border

'To Insure Security and Integrity’ Says Spokesmen as Communists Close All But Five Gates To East Zone of City

Tanks, Men Move Into Position   Aim To Insure Security Of Berjin Border

New Curbs Invoked by  Commies  Infantry   Infantry Also Bolsters  ot <a

Reds Close Down Five More Entrances—Segregate Traffic From West Berlin Into Four Channels— Threaten To Cut Rail Links To West Berlin— Reiterate Need For Passes

Reds Slam Shut Five More Gates   Allies Use Tanks, Infantry To Insure ‘Security, Integrity Of Sector’

After Communism Blamed In 13 Congo Slayings— Red Italian Deputies Leave Stormy Session

Italian Reds ‘Angered Over Congo Charge   Stage Walkout After Communists Rlamed Fer Slavina

New Trial Ordered For  Leslie Irvin   ‘Mad Dog’ Killer, Sentenced To Death In Indiana, Wins Decision In U.S. Supreme Court.

Revolution Strength, Mistakes of Rebels Ruined Cuban Invasion, Says Castro

EVERY TYPE OF VESSEL AFFECTED   No Indication Of Agreement In Prospect Now   Castro Boastful Before Newsmen

Castro Leads Newsmen To Site of Invasion   Claims Strength of Revolution Helped Victory

Fidel Shows Off Invasion  Battlefielc   Tells Reporters He Sank Ship Himself From a Tank.

Jakes Newsmen to Beaches ce 8) Beeses,  Castro Explains Why Invasion Failed

Reporters Taken To Scene ee ee  Castro Tells Why Invasion Was A Failure

Strength Of His Revolutionary Movement, . Mistakes Of Invaders Foiled Attack: Castro   Tractor Group Studies Castro’s Latest Demands

Castro Gives Press Dramatic Review Of How He Defeated Cuban Invasion

 Newsmen Tour Island Mistakes of Invaders Played Vital Role in Defeat — Castro

“Our ‘Our Strength, Their _Errors’  Fidel  Tells How He Beat Rebels      Castro’« army alco made tome

Revolutionary Movement, Plus Invader Errors  Castro Explains Reason For Cuban Vietascw flwas Dabsiate

Had Ascended To Record, Falls 25 Feet To Water  Tragedy Mars New Balloor Record, Scientist Drowns

Navy Balloonist Drowned After Record Ascent   Tragedy Strikes as He Falis From Harness Of Rescue Helicopter

Balloonist Hits Record Altitude, Drowns in Ocear   Fall From Harness Of Rescue Helicopter Dims Navy's Feat

Coeds Stage ‘Shorts’ Raid   You'll Find lt   After Soaring To Record Height-- Navy Balloonist Dies In 25-Foot Fall

Tragic Death of Balloonist — Mars Record Altitude Flight   Momentous Day in Shepard's Life, History Is Recorded

Astronaut Physically Described AS ‘Excellent’   Tragic Accident Spoils Record Balloon Flight

Balloonist Rides To 113,500-Foot Record: Dies In 25-Foot Accident

Naval Officer Dies In Short Fall After New Altitude Record Is Set

U. S. astronaut rockets across space threshold   Fair sets neignt record  U. S$. balloonist meets a tragic death

Balloonist Dies After Top Aseent   Navy Officer Drowns After Fall From Rescue Conter’s Barnecc

Balloonist’s Death Mars New Record  "Officer Falls From   Officer Falls From Rescuinig Copter Sling, Is Drowned

-Tragedy at Sea Mars End of Record-Setting Flight  ‘Balloon Passenger Killed in Freak Accident

'Balloonist Sets Altitude Record, Then ‘Dies in 25-Foot Fall During Recovery

Navy Ofticer Falls From Helicopter After Record-Setting Flight  Balloonist Soars High.... Then Dies

After Altitude Record In Balloon Man Killed In Helicopter Rescue

Balloonist killed in fali  from ‘copter   Record ascent completed by Navy officers

Tumbles Into Water After Safe Landing  !    Set High Altitude Record; Then Falls trom Rescue Helicopter’s Harness: Tanales With Shroud Line:

Tragic Death Spoils Record Balloon Ascent  Navy Pair Soars   Navy Pair Soars 212 Miles To Set Highest Mark

Tragedy Mars Record Achievement  15-Foot Fall Fatal To Man Who Had Just Ascended 113,500 Feet

Balloonist Drown After Setting An Altitude Record  Backward Fall From  agente In Tirpanadu

Navy Officer Meets Death in Fall Atfer Soaring to Record Altitude in Balloon.

Navy Balloonist In Tragic Death   Medical Officer Dies in Fall Off Helicopter Sling

AFTER RECORD FLIGHT  Balloonist Drowns in Fall From Helicopter Harness

Plunges 25-Feet From Rescue Helicopter In Gulf— ; Observer Drowns In Fall From Copter In Pickup After Record Balloon Trip

Ballonist Killed in Landing After Record Ascension With Mate   Fall From Rescuing Helicopter Fatal to Lt. Prather

Falls From a a Helicopter . .  Navy Medical Officer Killed After Setting Altitude Record

After Record Flight Navy Balloonist Killed  In Helicopter Mishap

Balloonist Sets Altitude Record, Then Dies In Fall  Of 25 Feet During Rescue

a ~ i  ~ How ‘Twas DRIFTING SNOW '— CLOSES MOST SCHOOLS IN PLYMOUTH ‘COUNTY — AFTER ANOTHER — TWO. INCH SNOWFALL — HERE LAST NIGHT

How ‘Twas DRIFTING SNOW . CLOSES MosT SCHOOLS IN PUYMOUTH COUNTY — AFTER ANOTHER TWO-INCH SNOWFALL —~-« HERE LAST wreu,

Elk $ Honor Newsmen: Freedom Gf Press Is Seen Wall Against Connaunism

lraq Move Feared Over Weekend  Arab League   Arah League Trving To Settle Dispute

Reports Say Iraq Readies Invasion of Kuwait; New Mideast Crisis Is Feared

Iraq Claiming Tiny Shiekdom Belongs To It   English Plan Massive Defense Of Oil-Rich Country In Line  With [899 Treaty

Warships — Head Toward Persian Gulf   Units Of British Fleet Support Kuwait Stand

‘Britain Sends Warships in [Kuwait Crisis   Moves to Defend Against Possible Traqi Attack

Britain Rushes Warships, Troops To Area   Weekend Crisis Menaces Kuwait

British Warships Sail For Oil-Riech Kuwait   Western Powers, Soviet To Talk Over Berlin: Rusk

Troops Roll Up Tolraq Frontiers   British Refuse To Say If Oil-Rich Nation Asked Aid

—4RAQUI, KUWAITI TROOPS SQUARE OFF — British Warships Ply Persian Gulf Waters As Crisis Deepens   Precautions Taken

Iraq’s Grab  Move Brings Fast Action   ‘Aireraft Carriers And Marines Head For Danger Sector

New Battles  Reported In Cuba~   ‘Substantial’ ‘Antu’ Landing  Also Rumored

Mountain Struggle ‘Fierce’  Anti-Castro Fighting Reported In Oriente

Anti-Castro Forces Reported Menacing   Landings In Oriente Province May Divert Attention From Escambray Area

Two Dead in State Fire  LUMBERJACK DIES TRYING TO SAVE WOMAN IN FIRE

U.S. Gets Loan From Swiss Bank  misrn a2   $46.3 Million Borrowed To Aid DoHar

RUSK, Gromyko Confer On Berlin Crisis  Allies Won't Yield To Soviet Threate

Tells Gromyko West Won't Yield  Rusk Lays Berlin Problem Back In Khrushchev’s Lap

Tells Gromyko Western Powers Desire Peaceful Solution Of Berlin Issue: More Talks Set

Soviet Union Must Decide On Future of Berlin Talks  Rusk Has Told Cromvko That U.S.

Report rt $16,002.16 as Wiiliamsburg Sales Tay for Second Quarte!

{State Of Union Message Planned  Kennedy And Aides  ITalk Disarmament

As Base For Future Kremlin Talks. . .  Kennedy Eyes Disarmament Plan

Disarmament Is Studied by Kennedy, Aides  Foreign, Defense Problems Given Top Priorities

Kennedy  Moves On Two Fronts   Readies: Program. To Be Broadcast, Puts _€.D, Under. Pentaaor

 To Address Nation Tuesday Kennedy Readies Two Fronts  To Meet Red Berlin Threats

JFK Move: Ahead In  Defenses   Has Aides Shape Uj Speech Which He Will Give Tuesday

Kennedy. Revising ‘Disarmament Plans   President Schedules State Of Union Speech for Mondav

ON TWO FRONTS  “Kennedy Steps Up Action In Defense Aqainst Reds   See related story, Pg. £8

President Readies Berlin Message For TV Presentation Tuesday Eve

Kennedy Calls In Top Brass To Work  On Disarmament Program For Future

Kennedy Plans First State of Union Message to Congress Next Monday

Arms Plan Shaped By Jack Today   iar ieee  See Rise In Unemployment Still

Kennedy Bares Disarmament Program  Gives Priority To Foreign Affairs,

BOMB SHELTER SPEEDUP. JP ORDERED —  JFK Places Civil Dene. Under Pentagon. Beedion

JFK Studies Future Arms Neqofiations   Meets With State, Defense Department Officer

Red Parly Defies High Court Order   Won't Tell Names, Sources of Funds, Communist Declares

President. Silent on. Nuclear Test  Labor Dav Crntco In.   Labor Day Cruise Inlerrupted by Blast Announcement

Judge Warns He'll Restore  ‘If Necessary’  Lets Order Die After  mee oF Bese

KENNEDY, GOMYKO CONFER AT WHITE HOUSE  Crisis Talks Fail to Break 

President Restates West Determination To Defend  Rights In Divided Berlin

Berlin Problem Tight As Ever After Parley   No 'Give' Seen In Talk With Gromyko

Deadlock Over Berlin Remains Tight as Ever   Kennedy -Gromyko Meeting Fails to Produce Any ‘Give’ by Either Side.

No ‘Give’ Seen During Parley In White House   Kennedy Tells Envoy ‘You Offer Apple For An Orchard’

Deedlock Over Berlin As Tight As Ever Despite Kennedy-Gromvio Conference

Deadlock Over Berlin Still Tight   Kennedy-Gromyko Talk: Didn't Produce. Any Give bv Either Side

Mikoyan says Russia does not want war over Berlin   Kennedy, Gromyko meet, but find Berlin deadlock tight as ever

East-West Deadlock Over Berlin Continues — Tight as Before, Report

Kuwait Forces Move fo Border   Iraq Troops At Frontier Increased

Kuwait Moving Armor to Face Threat by Iraq   Additional Power Sent to Border In Early Hours Today

Invasion ‘Possible’ This Weekend  Kuwait Moves Forces To Border With Iraq

Kuwait Bolsters Border Forces   Reinforcements Moved up to Face Iraqi Armor Along Northern Line -

Kuwait Bolsters Northern Border In Fear of Attack  2 Iraqi Brigades Reported To be Massed Alona Frontier

Kuwait Is Moving Armor to Protect Its Iraqi Border   Possibility of Iraq Attack on Oil-Rich Sheikdom This Weekend

Report A Weekent Attack On Kuwait By lragi Possible  Britain Pledged By Treaty To Lend Anv

Kuwait Sends Armor Unit To Border  Forces To Face Iraqi Troops Alone Frontier

Where To Find It   Kuwait Bolsters North Border With Armor   Pledaed bv Treaty

lraqi Forces Strengthened Along Border   British-Built Armored Cars With Kuwait Crews Alerted For Action

Kuwait Moving Armor to Face Threat by Iraq  Additional Power Sent to Border In

SENDS FORCES TO NORTHERN BORDER   U. S. Warns Of Possibility Of Weekend Onslaught  BRITISH      Sending Marine Commandos, Other Reinforcements To Sector

British Bolster Forces— Kuwait Reinforcements Rushed to Iraq Border

Kuwait Rushing Units to Border ©  lraqi Reported Massing Troop: On ll-Defined North Frontier

Kuwait Border  Reinforced   Armored Cars Sent To North Where Twe Iraqi Brigades  Are Renorted

Armored Units Move Border Troops  Are Reinforced By Kuwait, Iraq

. Needs Victory Appro  hen rary “Psychology Of Hysteria” Building Up

Nixon: US. Needs ANew Strategy Of Victory   Concentrate on Challenge of 1962, He Urged

Victory Strategy ls Needed-Nixon  Khrushchev Strategy Held One of Demand

Khrushchev In Jovial Mood During Visit To U.S. Ambassador's Home

Guantanamo Has Good Grapevine     Y  Indications Are United States Can Expect More Revolutions and Castros   Ry BEM PRICE

United ‘States may he holding — Cuban rebel survivors at Vieques

Rumors Spread U.S. Holding Survivors Of Cuban Invasion   De BEAT Prick

Not Allowed To Communicate —  U.S. Believed Holding Cuban  Invasion Survivors on Island   Ry REM PRICE

More Castros South of the Border  U.S. Holding Survivors of Cuban Invasion   By BEM PRICE

Rumors Fly at Guantanamo  Survivors of Cuba Attack ‘Prisoners’ of Yank Sponsors

DIFFICULTY PREDICTED   U.S. Believed To Hold Cubans   ees ae, ee

U.S. Is Holding Rebels, Report  Intriguing Problems Disaster Aftermath

Intriguing Aftermath Of Cuban Invasion  “Is U.S. Holding Survivors?

Latin Troubles Just Starting  U.S. Holds Cuban Invasion  Survivors Prisoners on Isle

U.S. Said Holding Survivors  Of Cuba Invasion in Secret   By BEM PRICE

COMMIE TROUBLES MAY BE JUST BEGINNING  Is U.S. Holding Cuba Group’

GRAPEVINE REPORT  U.S. Believed Holding  Survivors of Invasion   Re REN PRICK

 That's What Rumor Says ‘Are Cuba Invasion Survivors 'Beina Held Prisoner by U.S.?

CARIBBEAN ISLE MYSTERY Cuba Invasion Survivors Rumored Captives of U.S.

RUMORED AT GUANTANAMO Survivors of Cuban Invasion Held by U.S.   Ry REM PRICE

Troubles Just Beg inning ©  U. S. May Be Holding Cuban Invasion  Survivors As Prisoners On Islanc

Prisoners Reported On Remote Island   Evidence Indicates U.S. Has Survivors On Caribbean Island Incommunicado; White House, CIA Has No Comment

U.S. Holding Survivors?   Rumors Aflyin’ About Invasion   They said they had been trained

U.S. Holding Cuban Invasion Survivors On Caribbean Isle?   Ru BEM PRICE

U.S. Reportedly Holding Survivors Of Cuban Invasion Forces on Island

Evidence Indicates U.S. Troubles With — Latin American Communists Just Starting   By BEM PRICE

Hint U.S. Holding Survivors Of Cuban Invasion On Island   ew. BEA PRier

‘Good Picture Cuban Conditions Comes  Through Guantanamo Grapevine

Survivors of Invasion Being Held....  Trouble Looms for U. S.in Latin America         By Bem Price

U.S. Reported Holding Cuban Rebel Prisoners   White House, CIA Silent About Secret Island

Navy Appeals To Galvao   Offer To Remove Passengers At Sea, Kennedy Receives Delgado Messave

US-12 Auto Crash Fatal  To Hoosier   Dies In Hospital Saturday Nishi

Algeria Fights Take 29 Lives   Moslems in Cities Boycott Election

29 Killed, Many Hurt In Big Cities   Moslems Boycotted Referendum: Troops Can't Keep Order

49th Armored Division to Recruit 4,500 Men to Reach Full Strength

G Pledges Fast Reply To British   Two Hold Private Talks In Garden Of White House

Neutral Laos Uitimate End, Leaders Say  Two Men Meet   Two Men Meet for 56 Minutes in JFK’s Office

Neutral Nation Is President's Hope, ls Report  Red Foreign Minister  At Whitsa Houce Mee:

Kennedy, Gromvko  Confer   Laotian Crisis  Discussed; Soviets Claim Desire For Peaceful Solution

Kennedy and Gromyko in W.H. parley   Soviet Union _ studying British cease-fire idea

Soviets Considering Cease-Fire Proposal   Will Answer Soon; Kennedy And Gromyko Confer For Hour

Gromyko, JFK Talk Over Laos   Separate Statements Issued Expressing Hope Of Peaceful Settlement

Gromyko LConters Witn Kennedy  U. S. S. R. May Be Backing Away From Laos Showdown   SEATO Meets; Ready To Meet Force With Force

Soviet Back Away From  Use of Arms   Soviet Official Brings Message From Khrushchev

President Kennedy and Russ Foreign Minister Voice Hope For Peaceful Laos Solution

Kennedy,Gromyko Talk on Laotian Crisis; C47 Is Reported Shot. Down

Gromyko Says Reply To Britain Is Slated Soon   Neutral Policy   May Accept It   Studying Plan   l seful Parley

JFK, Gromyko In Huddle; Both Voice Peace Hopes   Plan For A Laos Conference Acceptable, Red Paper Says

Kennedy, Gromyko Meet Voice Hope For Peace In Laos   Reds Back Away From Showdown

KHRUSHCHEV SENDS ORAL PROPOSALS   Soviet Reports Other Questions Also Discussed

‘Crisis Is Discussed in 56-Minute Conference at the White House   Specific Matters Not Revealed, but Soviet Reply to British Proposal Expected Soon; Moscow May Back Away From Showdown

Cease-rire peltanent Discussed   Khrushchev's Stan I. Mekvarad   Khrushchev s stand Is Delivered To White. House

Russ Stand Unknown  Gromyko-Kennedy ‘Hopeful’ On _  Laos Cease Fire

Gromyko Reperts K's Position On On British Plan  Russians Studying Proposal; Answer  Pomeaetad Caan

Russ May OK Neutrality   Pravda Announcement  Gives SEATO Warning

He, Kennedy Issue Joint Statement   Both Express Hope for Neutral Laos

Voice Hopes For Laos Peace   Kennedy, Gromyko Talk of Agreement Aiming at Solution

REDS BACK  AWAY FROM SHOWDOWN   Gromyko Brings President  A Message From Khrushchev Following Kennedy ~ Maemillan Talks On Leos Sunday.

Kennedy, Gromyko Discuss Cease-Fire   Kennedy, Mac Confer on Laos

Military Rules Ecuador Area   City Torn by Demonstrations Is Under Martial Law to Halt Riots

Accident Blank Skips Seat Belt  Traffic Experts Are Disappointed

All But 100 U.S. Marshals Withdrawn From Alabama   The News Today  Ad Creamy v-Index for May 25. 1961

Republicans Picking Up Pieces; Invite Nixon To Talk With Leaders

New Pattern Of Unit ty Seen in GOP Ranks   Nixon Invited To Capital

Truek Driver  Hospitalized  With Injuries Spartansburg Pair’s  Auto Hit Broadside By Loaded Vehicle

U.S. Shuns Multi-Nation A-Weaponry  Vice President Voices Policy Qn Anniversary

Non-Nuclear Buildup For Allies Ur geil   Johnson Serves Notice Of Priority Plan By Kennedy

JOUNSON SFES ARES FOR NATO      Non-Nuclear Forces Stressed In Speech

NATO in Need of Nuclear Force  High Priority Task, Savs Lyndon Johnson

NATO Aid Is Pledged By Johnson   Stops in Geneva On First Mission As President's Envoy

Greater NATO Conventional Forces Urged   To Be Pressed By Kennedy

Five Milwaukee Directors Oppose Rail Merger Terms   BOTH IN IOWA

Braked Over Atlantic  [Russ Claim Gargarin Began  Global Orbit Trip Near Tran

Soviet Tells of Gagarin’s Flight  Takeoff From Point North of fran. Renar

U.5. Will Use Atomic Arms   That's Plan If West's Forces In Europe Come Under Attack

Under Big Red Attack, West to Use A-Arms  Pentagon Restates Position Of Allied Defense Forces

Governor’s Move Draws Conflicting Reaction... .   Jes tal ele 2 AMO: Ce phisdubatae acral : Education Report. Put (At Door of Legislature

Recession Cuts $1.5 Billion Off Revenue-Dillon   Treasury Secretary Reviews Economy

Treasury Secrefary Says Upturn In U.S. Economy Due Affer April 1

btamed On MeCCeSSltolL...  Democrats Claim ‘1.5 Billion Cut From Federal Income

U.S. Revenues Reduced by $1.5 Billion   Dillon Discusses Nation’s Economic  Ounlook

— How It Was SHORT BUT VIOLENT STORM EARLY TODAY ‘ DUMPS ae” OF RAIN May’s Precipitation  Totals 2.57 Inches ~~ Sill Below Normal

_ How It Was.  SHORT BUT ‘VIOLENT  STORM EARLY. TODAY  DUMPS -.46" oF. RAIN May's Precipitation.  Totals 2.57. Inthes —. Still Below Normal

L-A Program Described As Remarkable   Setup Formally OKd By Republics In Hemisphere

2 Satellites ‘Partially Suecessful’   Doubleheader Fails To Achieve Nearly Circular Orbit Planned For It

Satellite Succeeds Partially   Doubleheader Satellite Whirls Around Earth But Orbit Not As Planned

Double-Header Satellite Only Partial Success   Planned Nearly-Circular Orbit Not Achieved: Target Missed

Fail to Detach From Booster  Doubleheader Satellite Only Partial Success

Space Travelers Achieve Orbit But Fail To Attain Height Target; Track Devices Which Stay Together In Flight

Doubleheader Satellite Launching Described As Only Partially Successful

Satellite Shof Part Success, Officials Say   Fails to Achieve Nearly Circular Orbit as Planned

Double Satellite Has Only Partial Success      Fails To Achieve Planned Orbit, Coming As Close As 104 Milee To Fart}

Doubleheader Satellite Only  Partial Success  Pit tatuwe Tanmathanaw   Orbiting Together In Irregular Path, Trackers Report

Twins ‘Linked In. Space’  Doubleheader: Satellite Called Partial Success ©

Twin Satellite Partial Failure; In Sloppy Orbit   Separate Units Still Fastened To Thor Rocket

Doubleheader Satellite Flying in Faulty Orbit   Designed to Give Navigation Aid, Study Siqnals

Doubleheader Satellite Is In Orbit, But Only Partially Achieves Goal

Space Shot  Is Partially  Successful Vehicle Fails To  Achieve Circular Orbit Planned

Is ‘Partial Success, Say  Scientists  Third Space Shot In Five Days

U.S. Doubleheader Satellite Shot Only  A Partial Success   Orbit Too Near Earth

Doubleheader Satellite Is a Qualified Success   Shot Goes Into Orbit But Not on Right Path.

WON'T BACK U.S. PLAN Nigeria Favors Seating  Of Both Chinas In U.N.

Congress Faces Demand for Billions In-Tax Revenue, Long-Range Spendin

" BALEL EN  Congress Faces Decisions Involving Billions in Taxes

Californian, Jailed 23 Years For Parade Bombing, Is Granted Pardon

Billings Gets Pardon From Goy. Brown   ‘Served Term For ‘Parade Bombing

Pardon Given To Billings   Former Labor Leader Served 23 Years for Frisco Bombing -

On State Highways Department Employes XL LAL LOL LOSE LEAL NANO EE NOC AEE NNEC E NENA LENCE CU TEN AC  Lawrence Prefers Patronage Plan

Bloom Hits Vote Frauds. Seeks Data   State Chairman Sends Demand  Es (Rag poe rere mE mT

RF OER? oF PEW REEL EEE ee aE ee  Reds ra They Will Be Destroyed

Inside...   Threaten Destruction Russia Claims Foreign Subs  ProwlT erritorial Waters

Police Contro Is lightened (ver Berlin  Rule Of Germany _ By Commies Seen   Rule Of Germany By Commies Seen By Gerhardt Eisle:

Reds Tighten Controls, Arrest Many East Germans Trying Escape io West

REFUGEES WARNED  East German Reds Tighten Police Controls On Berlin

EAST GERMANS FLEEING TO WEST BERLIN   1,110 Defect To West Despite Communist  Police Controls   IDENTITY CARDS ARE BEING LIFTED

Revision Given Fifty-Fifty Chance for Passage; Session May End Within 10 Days

Bill Offered To Punish Game Fixers   Accused Of Being ‘Fixer'—  Attorney Is Held In Basketball Scandal

TO VISIT AFRICA, EUROPE Johnson Leaves U.S.  On Overseas Mission

JFK Outlines Overseas Trip for Johnson   First Mission Abroad for New Vice President

‘Out Of Mouths Of Babes...   A New Twist To 'The Twist' — Tahitian Hip Dance Roll

House Action Set on Liquor, Housing Bill:   Senate Not Expected to Pass on Tax Measure Before Quitting Tuesday. Rv MARTIN J. SIKORA

Kennedy Call By Freshman Really ‘Hoax’   Houston Collegian Says: ‘Got Scared And Hung Up’

MERCURY DIPS DURING NIGHT  Skies Clear Today--But More Rain’s on Way

House Leaders Quietly Reject Boost in Size   Many Statewide Polls May Be Held in 1962

House Quietly Rejects Plans  Boosting Size  May Result in Some Solons Being Elected In Statewide Voting

Reject Plans To Increase Size Of House   Some States To Lose Seats

Increasing House Size  Is Rejected   Proposals Made To Prevent States From Losing Seats

House Leaders Reject Moves For Enlarging   Many 1962 Members May Be Elected In Statewide Voting

Algerians Appear Set For Meeting   Rebels Ready to Accept Self-Determination Vote As Means for Freedom

Will Grant Europeans Guarantees   Rebels Give Ground On Stalemated Issue: In Past Negotiations

Inside ...   Space Flight ‘Ready Room’ Col. Glenn Enters Special  Cape Canaveral Quarters

GLENN MOVES INTO SPECIAL READY ROOM’   lo Begin Extensive Preparations For Or bital Flight   FLIGHT MAY BE SET DECEMBER 20

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press   saath Sa Pine a ligt ak gaa ie cil alk i aE RE ea  Glenn Prepares to Try First US Orbit Flicht

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Glenn Prepares to Try First US Orbit Flight

Preparations Begin For Earth Orbit   Third Space Pilot In Same Lodgings As First Astronauts

Astronaut Glenn Set for. Flight   : Hopes to Orbit Earth This Year

J.F.K. Says U.S. Will Be 1st With Achievements Of Benefit to Mankind

Sees Other Firsts for U.S. To Be Some Time Before  We Catch Up, JFK Admits   West Germans Given New U.S. Assurances

Pr aises U.S. Goals  ‘We Are Behind.’ Says J FK   Mrs. Powers Disapvointed

President _ Admits U.S. Is Behind   Lauds Russian Achievement  At News Parley

Kennedy Congratulates Russ on Space Feat, Says Time Needed to Catch Up

Russian Threats Indieate Deadlock In Naming U.N. General Seeretary

Russian Threats Cloud Prospects For U.N. Accord   Long Period of Wrangling Indicated Over Selection of New Secretary.

Red Threats Stall Choice For U.N. Job   U.S. Will Resist Soviet Demands _ For Reorganization

Coming Up. . FARM-HOME CLINIcs  ! FEB.6 TO 10—  IN FIVE PLYMOUTH ° COUNTY, COMMUNITIES

Coming Up   po FARM-HOME CLINICS FEB. 6 TO 10-—  IN FIVE PLYMOUTH COUNTY COMMUNITIES

MPL to Get Contract for Prison Power   State Receives Only One Bid: to Supply {Institution Here

Gagarin Honor Guest at Luncheon At Buckingham: Crowd Sees Arriva

U. 5. Readies Plan for U.N. Space Control  Debate Begins Today; Fate Liiaane rev at Pade

Brothers Squeezed to Death; One Burned   Slayer Escorted to Girl’s Coffin

Tornadoes Strike Southwest States  Storm Front Dumps Heavy Snow in North

Sailor Remains Alive After 200 Foot Plunge Off Golden Gate Bridge

FEAR STALKS EAST STREETS  Advantages of Life Under Reds--Tanks, Barbed Wire

“We Can Only Hope That West Will Help Us This Time”   Reds Threaten Blockade   “The People Approve”   ‘Keep Out,’ Chants Izvestia

Inside...   People Can Only Mutter Fast Berlin Becomes Armed Camp

EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT EastGermanRegime Seeking  To Quel! Possible Uprising

Casivo Indicates That He Will Dec! Mercilessly With 700 Prisoners; Corrom Lancer Smeers at US. Lacgdar:

Castro Expected To Order Execution — Of Hundreds: Sounds Warning To U.S.

Rejects Pleas Castro Hints Mass Executions Plannec   heoucece CTA Chief

New Cuba Blood Bath  Expected   Castro Vows New Attacks Mean Death of U:S.

oo : Jenores Pleas Of 5 Presidents  Castro Expected To Unleash Big Firine-Squad Bloodbath

Castro Rejects Plea For Invaders  .To Deal Mercilessly With 700 Prisoners,  on FY Als Maurce

Expect Castro Will Unleash Big Bloodbath  Denies Pleas ~ Of Clemency

Castro Plans Huge Bloodbath In ‘Socialist’ Cuba  Bearded Despot Prepares for New Invasion   Bearded Despot Prepares for New Invasion  Which He Says Would Be U. S. Death Knell

Assails Kennedy And Goldwater In Video Tirade  Castro Ignores Pleas Of 5 Latin Nations; Will Stage Firina-Sauad Bloodbath’

PROBE CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH   Craft Not Shot Down  U, N. DELEGATION   Arrives In Ndola Today In Effort To Carry Through Katanga Peace Talks

Ask School Merge  Law Amendments  Would Give Rural Areas More Voice

Eleven More Freedom Riders Arrested  N. Y. ‘Assemblyman Among Those Nabbed

Bridge Players Wouldn’t Look Up at Lady Godiva ‘Championship Match Stops as They Cheer tke

Revolutionary Junta Disbands Parliament, Orders Arrest of . Cabinet Members

0'Konski Sees Equipment Neec For 32nd Troops  Drops His Plans   Drops His Plans To Ask Congress Inquiry Action

Says Ft. Lewis Investigation Not Necessary   O’Konski Says 32nd Conditions Are Improving

Committees, Rules Pose Problems   Organization Graup Argues Modifications Of Swainson Committe:

Hoffa Beats Monitors in 3-Year Fight   U.S. Judge Orders Teamsters Meet, End of Board Reian

JFK Keeps in Touch At His Cape Cod Home   France Stalls Soviet Tallcs

Busy Week Looms For President   Pentagon’s Military © : Spending Report Due

Russ Warm To Meeting - With JFK  Neutral Leader Shaken by War Talk

Ice, Snow Coat Much Of Nation   Cold Weather Rolls Deep Into Florida —Reach Snowbound Party in Missouri

U.S. BEHIND RUSSIA IN SPACE RACE, KENNEDY ADMITS; ADMIRES REDS’ MANNED VEHICLE SUCCESS   No American Troops Will Intervene In Cuba, President Declares; Will Continue To Back Chinese. Nationalists

No Doubt Of It: U.S. Is Trailing Reds  Kennedy Declares  eee OS eee ee   Kennedy Declares No Weakening In Anti-Commie Figh'

Kennedy Admits Space Lag   Admires Feat But Sees No Weakening Of West In Contest

Fi inst Inning Gets Jay  Yankees: Leddthg. ? odd ‘11-5 After Five  SE Sle a

Yanks Appear World Champs   New York Leading Reds 13-5 After Five Innings

U.N. Schedules Portugal Talks   Agreement Reached Without Vote Call

State to Study Automation Effect on Industry  Stratton, Researcher Disagree on Job Drop

Hews Staph  Expressed Editorially  By WALTER MENDENHALL   UPERVISORS APPROVE . COURT HERE

Mews Staphs  Editorially By WALTER MENDENHALL   UPERVISORS APPROVE COURT HERE

Bitter Critic of U. S. DefectsFrom Castro  Radio Commentator Asks Ear Aculiim in Maricea Citv

Fidel’s Top Anti. Yankee ~ Voice Flees   Pardo Llada Takes Refuge In Mexico; Breaks With .. Castro Over Reds.

— AIR STRIKES CONTINUED — Communist Rebels Blunt Laos Counter Offensive

Communist Forces Take Laos Village   Strategie Outpost Falls; Reds Blunt Counter-Offensive

Takes Control Swiftly Skeen Elected State Republicar Party Chairman

U.S. Russian Leaders May Meet June 2   Kennedy Discusses Conference Plans With Diefenbaker

Vienna Is Said Likely To Be Site  Tentative Plans Call Only For General Parley

Rain and Wetter   Diplomats In Moscow Say Parley Sure Thing   _AndViennaSays Summit Talks By K and JFK Due Next Montt

Vienna Set ToPlay Host To K And K   Preparations Under Way For Informal Meet

JFK, Khrush To Meet Soon   June Summit Conference Planned for Vienna Setting

Preparations Started For June Summit   Salinger Expected In Vienna To Pick Site Of Conference

WELL UNDER WAY Vienna Prepares For June Meet Between Kennedy, Khrushchev

Barber Convicted  In Poison Death  Jury Asks Life Term For Wife Killer Byrd

Space Platform Study Ordered   Lockheed Gets Pact For ‘Filling Stations’

FIRST STEP TAKEN TOWARD _ SPACE STATION   US. Lets Contract For Stud) of Filling Station in Air.

Space filling station mapped  U. S. takes steps toward building -

Wavside Inns For Astronauts  Space Ship Filling Stations Planned

$100,000 Study Contract Let  U.S. Makes Opening Move For Space Filling Station

United States Takes First Step Today For Space Ship Cosmic Filling Stations

 Astronauts to Need Refueling and Rest Stops  SPACE SERVICE STATIONS ARE PLANNEL

Plan Cosmic Stations For Space Ships  US Taking Steps  To Create Filling a. ee a , ae gta. —*

Inns for Astronauts  U.S. Takes Tentative Step Toward Cosmic Stations for Seace Ships

Total Near 150,000 New East German Shortages  Speed Up Exit of Refugees

Refugees More Interested in Flight To Hannover Than Red Achieves

Refugees Speeding To West   More Shortages Ii East Germany Spar Big Exodus

Mrs. Freida Neumann, Mother Of Mavor, Dies Funeral Rites Saturday

Coming Up   GIBLEM LODGE HERE TO INSTALL OFFICERS —TUESDAY NIGHT

23 Acts Of Heroism Cited At Spring Meeting Of Carnegie Hero Foundation

Relations Between Jordan, UAR Show  Vast Improvement   By DAVID DUGAS Tintted Prace Infernaiianal

Police See No Good In Contents Of This Car   a \ a; a i i an , i se   Five Youths Arrive For Premiere Of ‘Exodus’ With Some ‘Applause’

Rain, Snow Head North From Texas   Indiana Braces for Nev Storm; Flooded South May Be Hit Again

[VAN KILLS HIS MATE, MISS DEWLINE nee SE Fie MALE, Miss DEWLINI  Polar Bears Fight Bloody Battle at Zoo

TIMES SQUARE INFERNO  Blaze Kills Two Firemen  At ‘Crossroads Of World’

Blaze in limes  Tower Kills 3 Crowd Like New Yea Swarms Into Square

2 Firemen Die During Firein Times Tower  Spectacular Blaze Several Stories Beneath Street

24 Suffer Poisoning In Smoke Battle  139 Men Fight Five Hours Before

Times Tower Inferno!  Three Killed, 24 Injared In New York City Blaze

THREE DIE IN TOWER INFERNO   Underground Blaze Turns Times Towe Into Huge Chimney

To Take New Look at US Polish Aid  May Eventually Lose American Heln

MAY GUT OFF ECONOMIC AD   Kennedy Taking Long And Skeptical Look At Poland

Kennedy Calls For Big Army Buildup Now   Tells Nation Peace Without Surrender Is American Goal

eS A Vat Ce PCRUW, DUL= =~  Goldwater Will Not Run With Rockefeller

Goldwater Won 1 Team With Rocky   Darn Nice Fellow, He Calls Governor

Inside...   Supporters Still Map Strategy  Education Aid Debate Set Today

“Prepared to Die In Fighting Segregation      Ry United Press International MONTOOAWR VY Ala (ITPT)

Alabama Governor Puts Capital Under. Martial Law; Authorities Battle Whites In One-Hour Fight

Cradle of Confederacy Picked for Showdown   By United Press international

‘Martial Law Proclaimed In Alabama   Huae Armed Forces Day Throng

Under Marti  Law; Authorities  Alabama Governor Puts Capital Battle Whites  ‘In One-Hour Fight

City Quiet Under Rule Of Military   ‘We Are Prepared To Die’ Beaten Appleton Student Says In Hespital   By United Press International

Negroes Say They Are ‘Prepared To Die’ for Equality, Justice; Newspapermen Are Beaten Up

He Eats, Sleeps On 25-Hour Trip   Travels More Than 434,000 Miles   Big Moscow Welcome Assured

Titov Aloft 25 Hours In Red Cansule   ‘The Eagle’ Orbits Earth 17 Times And Lands As Scheduled

Cosmonaut Returns  Safely   - Russian Major Circles Earth 17 Times In 95 Hours

lo Meet Berlin Crisis  NATO Building  European Forces   Cold War Forecast: Thunder, Warmer

or War ocares Buye  ‘Economists Differ c on Why Consumer Doesn't ‘Help Boost Sales, Services Getting More Use

Exodus To West Ended   Three Million Have Fled Over 12-Year Period

East German Exodus Totals 2.7 Millions   One of History’s Top Flights Ends as Reds Block Flow to West

Shotguns and Tear Gas Stop Prison Break  Two Guards Stabbed in Outbreak af Eastern State Penitentiary

14 Convicts Foiled in Try At Jail Break   Men Surender Meekly. Give Up Nine Hostaaes

Prison Escape : Try Is Quelled  Police Beat Back Outbreak At Philadelphia: 14 Cantired

Convict Plot ts Quelled Quick   2 Pennsylvania Guards Stabbed, Inmate Slugged

Attempted Pen Escape Halted In Philadelphia   Three Are Injured Durina Break Try

State Troopers Quell Prison Break Attempt  14 Convict Leaders Surrender At Pen In

Prison Escape Riot Quelled   Two Guards Stabbed During Uprising in Pennsylvania

Prison Break Try Fails at Philadelphia  2 Guards Stabbed, Convict Hurt; 14  Rebels Surrender

Two Guards, Convict Injured  Police Quell Escape Athengl At Pennsylvania Penitentiary

Prison Escape Halted ByShotguns, Tear Gas   Fourteen Convicts Attempt To Flee Pennsvlvania Jail

Escape Plot Halted by Gas, State Police  2 Guards Stabbed at Eastern State Penitentiary Sunday

Prison Rebellion  Quelled By Police   Shotguns, Tear Gas Do Job In Philadelphia

Thwart Prison Break   2 Guards Stabbed As 14 Try To Flee Pennsylvania Pen

Prison Break By 14. Crushed   2 Guards Stabbed In Escape Attempt At Philadelphia Penitentiarv

Convicts Fail Break Bid At Philadelphia   Police Quell Effort To Flee Prison In East Pennsvivania

Prison riot, escape foiled  Two guards are : th ae i . pie ae   Two guards are stabbed, convict's skull fractured

20 PAGES TODAY   Escape Attempt At Pennsylvania  Prison Is Foiled

” Premier Abdel Karim Kassem Reaches Road Block In Quest For Oil-Laden Arec

Anger, Resentment And Alarm Follows Russian Bomb Test   Nevutrai Nations Shocked

South Korean Dictator Next To Visit JFK   Another Guest Is Coming with Hope Of Economic Aid

2 Major Purposes Of Notes to Reds   Warn Khrushchev He Might Plunge World Into War

Selemn Warning and Basis for Negotiations © Two Major Purposes Behind West's Notes to Khrushchev

Reject Red Claim, Offer Negotiation   : Notes to Moscow Designed to Convince  ‘Khrushchev That Allies Will Defend Berlin

fone Is lough West's Notes Have Double Aim-- Firm Stand, Seek Settlemen'

K.C. Policeman Fatally Shot While Trying To Halt Negro Gang Fight

Governor Shows Disdain for Vote Republicans Want  , ee ee eee. eee ee

Dominicans Trying to End Political Crisis   Balaguer Huddles Behind Closed Doors With Major Opposi.  tion Leaders.

‘Intercept Dominican Yacht Believed Carrying $90 Million In Gold

New Defense Plan to Halt Small Wars   Kennedy Setup Give: Army Wider Choice Of Non-Atom Arms

Secretary Elvis Stahr Says: Program To Reduce Dangers Involved [n-Small' Conflicts

Union Being Run by Reds. Board Told   Hearing Examiner Names Mine, Mill, Smelter Workers

Reds Run Union Says Examiner   Recommends It  Be Exempt From NLRA Benefits

Recommend Red Label for Union   Communists Infiltrate Miners, Report Says

Mill Union  Is Branded  Communist May Be Barred   May Be Barred FromBar ‘gaming For Members

N.Y. STOCKS   Details Page 18   Commies Found In Union  Infiltrated yD. .7?. 7s. . -y   Infiltrated Ruling Urged  By Examiner

Probers Find Group Is ‘Infiltrated’  See Organization — Ineligible To Bargain for Workers

Officer Finds Union Led By Communists  Wants Red Label For Mine, Mill, Smelter Workers

Mine Union Is Declared Red   Infiltrated With Communism, Says Hearing Examiner

Examiner Charges Union infiltrated .  aye Will Consider Report Made on  ~—Smelker'e Union         “3

House Votes  To Up Truck, Tire Taxes   Road Finance Bill Also Would Cancel! Gasoline Levy Cut

Hefty Hike For Roads Is Voted   House Action Would Channel Additional $11.7-Billion Into Program, Raise Taxes

Tax on Highway Users Increased  To Provide Funds   Federal Gasoline Levy Would Stay At Present Level

’ Churches, Schools, Fraternal,  ern ae” Ce ee eee ae   NEW YEAR’S PARTY NEC 21

Hi ghway Program GOP Seeks Budget Delay;  Dems Hopeful Of Passage

Highways Battle Due In Senate   But Democrats Seem Well Set For Strugcle

Fallout Races Across Pacitie lor Aleutians  Radioactive Cloud Mav Be Over Alaska And Canada Friday

Radioactive Cloud Races  Over Pacific   Expected Over Western Canada Late Today

Kennedy's Persona Desk Is Made From  Sailing Shin Timbers  tw ABE INE

Senate Passes Bill to Increase Social Security   Helm Proposes Each County Have Single ‘School District in Itself to Solve Problem

Rep. Helm Offers Possible Compromise Plan on School District Reorganization

Jeff Chandler Is Critically Ill After Surgery   Undergoes 744 Hour Operation to Stop Abdominal Bleeding

Uperation Performed  Actor Jeff Chandler's Condition Is Critical

Chandler In Hospital . Movie Star’s Condition Is Reported As Critical

SYVUARVET SAU):  Western Europe Would Prepare To Go To War To Save West Berlin

 ee ee Western Europe Ready For War Over West Berlin!   Moseow Warned  To Halt Threats

 Prescribes Work for 1962 Don’t Make Habit of Losing,  \Ike Advises GOP Committee

Hemisphere Will Delay Any Concerted Action Against Castro Regime

Appeal To Reds   Planned   Western Hemisphere Delays Action Against Castro Regime i in Cube

Cuba Action Postponed By OAS   Move by Peru To Be Studied By Committee

NATO Allies Agree Berlin Talks Must Be Restricted To Problem of City Itself.

Green Bay Couple, 3 Children Die as  Boat Burns, Sinks  Wife of Ketch’s Captain Alco Dead in Bahamac Traaedy

Gable's Widow Suffered Heart Attack Herself Minutes Before His Death

Le Bain { rs. Cora Barnhart  Dies at Age of 95:, Last Rites Sunday 

Ousted Leader Accepts Blame For ROK Crisis   President Okays Junta’s Regime; U.S. Still Quiet

Premier Chang and Cabinet Resign, Giving Control To The Military in South Korea

ROK Premier, Cabinet Quit  _ 30-Man Military ' Committee Takes _ Over Government

TRIUMPHANT IN KOREA   Premic> Chang Comes Out Of Hiding And Resigns, Giving OK To Gen. Chang’s Revolt.

Seoul Cabinet, Premier Chang Yield to Coup   Full Control to Military Chiefs

Chang Quits  Rule in Korea   Premier and Cabinet Resign And Military Emerges Victor in Revolt

Military Emerges Victorious   Leaders of Revolt Immediately Name 30 to Run Nation

Premier Chang And Cabinet Resian Posts   30-Man Committee Of Army Figures Named To Run Government

New Reaime Takes Over In South Korea   U. $.-Backed Group Bows Out In Face Of Successful Coup

Army Heads fake Over  South Korea   Military Emerges Victorious In Fight  Against Communism

MILITARY TRIUMPHS IN KOREA   Premier Chang Quit: Post, Leaving Reins To Ruling Soldiers

Chang Places Stamp Of Legality on Coup   South Korean Premier Resigns, Military Emerges Triumphant

Military Triumphant In Revolt  Bean tax Chnphe   Premier Quits, Making Coup Now Leaal

South Korean Premier Quits  After Revolt   Cabinet Also Resigns, Leaving Armed Forces Free To Fight ‘Corruption, Poverty, Reds.”

Chang, Cabinet Quit, Military Is  Triunphant In South Korean Coup

DEPOSED CABINET RESIGNS   Military Rules Country; General Head of Reaime

Gives Stamp of Legality to the Military Coup   Leaders Immediately Name Committee of 30 to Run Country

Coup Is Success  South Korean Premier, His Cabinet Quit in Revolt

Military Coup In §. Korea Success   Premier Chang, Cabinet Resign Today; Bow-Out Gives Stamp of Legality to Revolt; U.S. Recognition Expected

ni Cedes To Military Junta As Chang Resigns   New Leaders Pledge Bright Future For South Korea: Committee Named

Premier Chang of 5. Korea Resigns, Junta Triumphs  Stamp of Legality Given Army’s Coun

Cou p Given Stamp Of Legality  Chang And Cabinet Quit; Military Rules In Korea

 Military Triumphant in Korea Chang Resignation [Aids Army Rebels

©, Korea Premier Resigns   Chang Bow-Out Seals Victory For Military Tunta In Revolt

CHANG QUITS ALONG WITH CABINET   Military Junta Promises To Fight Communism   DEPOSED PREMIER   Takes Blame For Crisis: Name 30 Army Figures To Run Country

Chang And Cabinet Bow  To Military.   5S. korean Rebels Emerge Triumphant

Chang Quits As Premier Of South Koree   Army Promises Fight Against Corruption, Reds

Korea Premier Resigns; Coup Is Complete  30-Man Military Junta Now Rules

SHUNTED TO COMMITTEE Senate Sidesteps Change In Rules On Filibusters

Agreement Reached In  Vital Talks   Kennedy And Bonn Chief In Accord On Berlin Solution

Strategy Set For Possible Berlin Talks   Leaders Reaffirm Pledge To Insure Free Allied Zone

Russ Talks Needed to End Crisis   Soviet Holds Key to German Issue

Depends on Soviet Cooperation  Kennedy, Adenauer Reach Accord On Basis for Solving Berlin Crisis

All They Need Is Russia’s Co-operation; Reunification Ultimate Goal

JFK, Adenauer  In Agreement   Determined to Save Berlin,  Keep Talks With Reds Open

‘Kennedy, Adenauer Reach Basic Accord ‘On Peaceful Settlement of Berlin Issue

Kennedy, Adenauer In Basic Accord senteteeeenentaey nema ft OSte ACCOTa  Solve Berlin In Peace

Reunitication For Germany Ultimate Goal   Vital Decisions Two Leaders Reached in  Talks Not Revealed

- Business World  'WILTGEN CONSTRUCTION IS LOW BIDDER —  _— TITTY BC DBAtw cris,

Atom Powers Vote Against Resolution   Moratorium Plea Approved 72 To 21 By Political Group

Honor Mental Patient Sought In Slaying of 5   Immigrant, Wife, Three Sons Killed In New York Home

SEES We. iy OUT        Hijacked P Plane Likely Major Castro Headache

Foxy Little Fellows   Hijacked Plane Return Is Setback for Castro

Believe Castro Returning Airliner Because It ls Propaganda Liability

Castro Plane Return Seen  As Setback   Release Of U.S. Craft Leading To Speculation

Big Cities Give Alpern Big Margin  Republicans _ Make Gains  : — - a

Financial Titans Set for Sir ‘ugele Over Control of Alleghany Corp.

Battle of Financial Titans for Rule Of Alleghany Corp. Climaxes Today

Astronaut Calm. Surefooted at Flight’s End   JEK Hails Feat, To Push Program

Thug Kidnaps S.S.F. Woinan School Aide  Lecked in Closet When She Fails Vo Onen Safe 

Measure Passed Without Racial, Religious Ties  Mississippi Solon Says His State Will Refuse Funds

Minuteman Spirit!  Three Youths Urge Citizens Be Armed To Defend Nation

SSHS Attendance Slightly Higher For 5th Six Weeks: Sophomores Lead.

Rail Crash Kills Man   29 Injured As Train, Truck Hit At Houston

Yachtsman, Family Find It Difficult to Stay Happy  Hard Luck Plagues Big Sloop

High School Athlete Kills Sweetheart, 17   ‘Mystery Girl’? In Memphis Identified

Jungle Drums In Methodist Churches To Signal Plea For Aid To Congo

CRASH PROGRAM FOR CONGO  Eerie Jungle Drums To Resound In Methodist Churches

Rep. Hoffman Has Slight ‘Stroke’   Allegan Solon Resting Quietly In Hespital

RESERVISTS STATUS CLARIFIED Ohioans React Quickly To Preparedness Call

Military, Civilian Officials Clarify Buildup Situation For Ohioans

Ohio’s 83rd Division Will Not Be Called at Close of Summer Training Period

Memorial Day Service Here Tuesday Morning   VEW Also Will Dedicate Stone On Cemetery Plot

Berlin Parleys Expected, Rusk  Allies Won’t Be Pushed Out Of West Berlin, Secretary Assures

US Firm On Stand  In Berlin   Rusk Says Westerr Allies Won’t Be Pushed Out

Reds Walk Out On Talk By Johnson   Zorin Angered By Listing Of Western Cold War Successes

Dislikes LBJ’s Remarks 7  Angry Red “Ambassador Stalks Out At Testimonial Dinner

. Soviets Mame. Hasty Sat ‘ Angered By Johnson’s Talk,  :ZorinStomps From Banquet

Soviet Stalks From Dinner  Citing Adlai   Vice President’s Talk Angers Red Delegate

Speech By LBJ Angers Zorin, Takes : Walk   Cronies Leave With Him, 800 Persons Look On

— rca fas LDS i coaladee t vn UU. nhs CLOMd YVaP OUCCESSES  Reds’ UN Envoy Walks Out At Dinner Honoring Adlai

At New York Dinner... w York Din  Zorin Zorin Walks Out on LBJ Speech

Johnson Talk Causes Furor  Red Ambassadors Walk Out on Speech About West Succeccac

Irked Zorin Walks Out On Johnson   Soviet U.N. Ambassado: Leaves During Speech By Vice President

Fact Finders Begin To Draft Report to JFK On Advisability Of Such Action

Negotiations In Maritime  Strike Halt  Goldberg Said Ready te Invoke 

Fact-Finders Halt Efforts At Mediation   Goldberg Is Said To Feel Only T-H Use Can End Tieup

Kennedy Expected To To Be Asked To Act In National Walkout   Few Lines Free To Move After Limites Settlement Sunday— Fact-Finders To Report To President Taday

Board To Give Kennedy Facts Of Strike Today   Goldberg Believes Back-To-Work Order Only Way To End It

Ship Strike Holds; Plan T-H Action   Peace Efforts Fail, Fact-Finders Halt Mediation; May Ask Back-to-Work Writ

Fact-Finders Deadlock In Ship Strike   TH Injunction Is Now Put Up To President

Negotiations Called Off In Sailing Strike  Partial Agreement   Partial Agreement Releases 200 Ships From Restrictions

South Africa May Quit U.N., Belief   Mounting Pressure May Goad It to Act

South Africa May Leave U.N.   Political Committee Calls for Boycott

Envoys Predict South Africa Will Quit U.N.  Over Racial Policies

Pressure Against Apartheid Might Force South Africa to Quit U.N.

UN. PRESSURE ON SO. AFRICA GOADS ACTION   Union May Withdraw On ‘Racial Issue

‘Wanted to Make Big Splash  Realtor Admits $670,000 Art Theft in Los Angeles

$670,000 art theft solved  Realtor trying _ to ‘make splash’  dina Te te reese

Wanted to Make Splash Salesman Admits Stealing  Paintings Worth $670.000

Reds, Police In Battle At Airport   Police Were Questioning Wife of Detector When Soviets Stormed Office

Reds Take ‘Defector’ Ss Wife From Dutch Cop:   Ru HENRY N CCHOMp

Battle at Airport   Russians Grab Defector's Wife in Dutch Fight

BDALILE AL DUCH AIRPORT Russian Envoy Punched in Row Over Defector

Dutch-Russ Row Erupts On Custody  Policeman Punches c a  oe   Policeman Punches Soviet Ambassador; Wife, Husband in Brief Reunion, Separated

Husband Defects; Wife Changes Mind   Cop Punches Envoy over Soviet Woman

Dutch, Russ Stage Airport Custody Fight  Soviet Woman’s   Soviet Woman’s Husband Defects, Police Hold Her

Bully Way Into Office, Take Woman   10 Embassy Official: Stage Fist-Swinging Battle With Police

Soviet Envoy Sees Red After Punch In Nose   Fist-Swinging Reds Abduct Woman

Woman n Seeks Asylum . .  Soviet Officials Grab  Woman from Police

BATTLE OVER DEFECTOR  Red Ambassador Slugged In Fist Fight in Holland

in rignr Tor Vusroay  »Dutch Officer Swats Russian ‘Envoy in Scuffle at Airport

Fist Battle Waged In Dutch Airport Police Station Over Soviet ‘Woman, Reds Spirit Her Away

Soviets Abduct Detectors Wife   Russian Envoy Punched in Nose During Wild Fight in Amsterdam

Cheerleaders From 27 Fourth District High Schools Participate in Workshop

1s Child ren On Hand At Weddi ne  JF’? Fy... 4¢.. 31s 7 ae << 3 wee ee   Widow And Widower Married At Historic Mission

Girls Held In Bia Check Forgery   Father. Of 10 And Mother Of 8 To Wed Today As Kids Look On

18 Children Will Wateh Widow. Navy Flier Will  Exchange Wedding Vow

Grave Decisions  On Berlin Near   41.78 Billion for Space Flight

Chief Dispute To Be Centered On Withholding  Final Vote Near In Lower House  On GOP’s Plan

State Contends Prince Edward Board Does Not Have To Vote School Funds

Serious Problem Studied Ways To Prevent Repetition Of Holiday Highway Record Sought

Power for Local Authorities .. .  Coal Mine Subsidence Legislation Ils Sought

HOUSE PROBERS ALARMED AT DEVELOPMENTS  Inquiry Opens in Stock Mart Practices

$750,000 Stock Market Probe Asked   Congress Told ‘Questionable’ Sales Possible

uring President's Visit  Phoeni Phoenix High Pupil Held ‘[n Plot to Kill Kennedy

President Considers New Message On State of Domestic, World Affairs

Funnels Race Across Texas   Scores Of Them Dangerously Close To 11 Cities

FRESH RAINS.   7ARL FEARED DEAD Man Sought In Kidnaping Kills Self In FBI’s Face

Where To Find It   KIDNAPER TAKES LIFE Searchers Unable To Trace Missing Girl

Kidnaping suspect's suicide  leaves police without clues _ CERTAIN SULLIVAN GIRL DEAD

Search Badlands For Girl   Top Suspect Kills Himself; Fear Girl Dead

‘To Mark Festive  Holiday   Nation Pauses Tomorrow For Thanksgiving

‘AMPLE REASON TO BE THANKFUL ‘—JFK  spoon ensthnenitanin apni ene eames temitennnt  ~ Nation Pauses In Peril  For 340th Thanksgiving

For 340th Time In Nation’s History ....  Americans Are Rushing Home For Thanksgiving

America Awaits 340th Thanksgiving   Santa Arrives Here Friday Afternoon

‘News Index   Americans Honor Day Around Nation, World  U.S. Pauses To Enjoy Thanksgiving

lies, gg te (Comp. )  United States Marks 340th Thanksgiving Day Celebration

Thanksgiving Holiday ....  Americans Around World Join to Feast, Give Thanks

_ President Cites Blessings Americans Pause to Feast  And Give Harvest Thanks

SB UCESt CREA BRECKER UU  Americans World Over Mark Thanksgiving Day

“JFK Sums Up Thanksgiving Status-- _   Blessings Abundant Despite Awesome Perils

Prayer and Festive Joy on Thursday In Spite of Perils,  Many Blessings, President Says

Nation Pauses. Amid Perils To Offer Thanks    Church Services, Sports Events Will Feature 340th Thanksgiving

Holiday Message Is Given  Kennedy Cites   Kennedy Cites Reasons For Giving Thanks

i Inside The Lima News   Americans Give Thanks In Far-Flung Places

Were U.S. Spies, Pair Tells Soviet:      Nation Prepares to Give Thanks

Prayer, Festive Camaraderie jeezy stout tam lt ————— ue —______________ Sunday when he began swimmir  Nation To Mark Thanksgiving Day

Aiken County Pubk ie Lit AIMEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY  It’s a Good Thing To Give Thanks Unto The Lord OP Savior’

In United States: © Oe Prayer, Camaraderie To ~ Mark 340th Thanksgiving

“ABUNDANCE OF OUR BLESSINGS’ STRESSED BY PRESIDENT nen ai  , - if g a Pa ° ge mericans Jo Give Thanks

On Thanksgiving Day  U. S. Abundantly Blessed Despite Perils To Face

Kennedy Cites U. 8. ‘Blessings’ * * xk *& - * * xk * * x * * * * * * mT ft wT 4 hi gt FF F te tr. tr mm of es «a   Nation Prepares To Celebrate 340th Thankseivine

Kennedy Feasts At Parents’ Home  Americans Around Globe To Observe Thanksgiving

Prayer and Camaraderie —  Nation Pauses to Mark Another Thanksgiving

Joy and Solemnity to Prevail as U.S. Pauses to Celebrate 340th Holiday

 Grateful Despite Perils, Kennedy Says  Holiday Blend of Joy and Solemnity

‘Cloudy Holiday      Prayers, Parades, Family Gatherings Will Mark Thankssiving Observances

040th In America’s History  Thanksgiving Solemnity. Joy Voiced By President

Small Ship, Bie Bird   34Uth In American Fistory  Thanksgiving Has Joy, Solemnity

Nation Pauses for 340th Thanksgiving In America with Prayer, Festivity

Nation Pauses to Celebrate Thanksgiving   Religious Services, Homecomings Will Mark Holiday

Nation Pauses To Give Thanks   Prayer and Festive Comaraderie To Mark 340th U.S. Thanksgiving

No. 45 Cranley Drive, Middlesex, England Spotlighted In Spy Trial

Governor Doesn't Like Being Pushed   DiSalle Not Sure He Made Correct Decision In Octobe

Ohio Primary hesults  Many Bond Issues, Tax Levies Passed; Eaton Chooses Manager-Council Gov’t

Ohio Voters In Liberal Mood, peace Levies  Babcock Winner In _ Canton; Youngstowr Dems Pick Franko

Only Fraction Of Ohio Voters Go to Polls   Odd-Year Primary See: Lima Try Out New Punch-Card System

Bolivian Revolt Reported Over  60 Leftist Union Leaders Arrested

COMMUNIST PLOT THOUGHT CRUSHED   60 Leftist Union Leaders Arrested In Bolivia; Castro-Type Revolt Planned

Bolivian Red Plot Crushed; 60 Arrested   Plot for Castro-Type Revolution Results In State of Siege

Castro-Type Plot In Bolivia Foiled: 60 Unionists Held   President Urges Nation To Help Government Save Democracy

Bolivia Smashes  Red Plot  60 Leftict Unian   60 Leftist Union Leaders Arrested; Government Fights Castro-Type Revolt

60 Leftists Are Jailed In Bolivia  Communist Plot To Overthrow Regime Fails

Woman, Sick Of Red Records, Sets World Mark In ‘Miserable Balloon’

‘Dedicated Capitalist’ Woman Up in Air Over Many Russian Claims to Records

Had To Show Russians  ‘New Balloon Record Set By Philadelphia Woman

‘Dedicated Capitalist Spends 40 Hours In Balloon to Break Russian Record

Inside The Times   Bests Russian Balloon Record Feat Miah illest tt tit actohed  Woman Spends 40 Hours Aloft

‘Dedicated Capitalist?’ Balloons Her Way To First World’s Record

 40 Hours in Balloon Determination to Beat Red iRecord Kept Woman Aloft

U. S.Woman, 'Dedicated Capitalist,’ \Breaks Russians Balloon Mark

‘Dedicated Capitalist’ Sets Record, Warns Ballooning Is ‘Ghastly Sport

Woman Beats Russian Record     Ballonist’s Ready To Seek New Mark

City Host To District Rotary Conference Over 550 To Hear Romulo Speak At Banquet Tonight

Banquet Tonight Climoxes 2-Day Meeting Romulo To Address Rotarians

american Royal Opens Biggest Show Ever   First Performance of Horse Show Tonight.

Question Would be Put to Voters in April; Other Major Measures Offered

PARK FEE BILL OFFERED  Sales Tax Referendum Measure Is Introduced   HEARINGS ON MEASURES TO START JAN. 24

Referendum on Sales Tax Is Asked in Bill   Park Admission Fee Also Provided in GOP Proposals

West Acclaims Johnson's Visit Reds Blast It   Trip Believed To. Have Put New Heart Into West Berliners

/  For their safety’ Georgia U suspends Negro students after rioting

Police Use Tear Gas... Rioting Causes Suspension  Of Georgia U Negro Students

mals rat: wiles  ‘State's. ‘Biseal Brabler  “Believed “Artificial”

Next Trouble Spot... Red Leaders Look To Germany; Will Strenathen Forces

Warsaw Pace Bloc Warns West Mildly  German Policy’ Alone Assailed  In Communique

No Threats, Rocket Rattling Warsaw Pact Communique Eases East-West Tensions

COMMUNIQUE TREATS OTHER COLD WAR ISSUES LIGHTLY  Communists Warn of War Danger in Germany

Euro pean Reds Focus On Germany as Point  As Next World Rift  To Strengthen Warsaw Treaty; But Action is Moderately Worded

Geramny Expected ToBe   Communique Leaves Door  Open For Negotiations

Leave Door Open for Peace Talks   Communique Called Most Moderate Since Warsaw Pact

Communists To Strengthen Nation Force   But West Diplomats Doubt Russia Is Planning Step-Up In Cold War.

ast Minute Letter Helps  Seven Schaefer Girls  Have A Date-With Santa

ast Minute Letter Helps        A  Seven Schaefer Girls  Have A Date-With Santa

Leaders Of Algerian Revolt Against France Face Possible Death Penalty

Four-Day Revolt Ended; All Face Military Trial   President de Gaulle Moves to Consolidate Amazing Victory Over Rebels,

Gaxornls Who lead A Algerinn ug Rewer ta erik f eat fe tp. AA  No bey yee Neal Wwem lence Alole

Arrest Generals Who Led Abortive French Revolt: Face Possible Execution

Generals Face Possible Death By Firing Squad   Revolt Collapses As Loyalist Troops Take Over Algiers

VOTE GOES DEMOCRATIC   First Kankakee“Derii’ In 30 Years; GOP Regains Moline, Jacksonville; C ther Hingis. ities  Vote.

KANKAKEE VOTE GOES DEMOCRATIC   First Kankokee“Dem 1n 30 Years; GOP Regains Moline, Jacksonville; C cher Illinois Cities ' Vote.

Jacksonville, Moline Oust Democrats   Kankakee Breaks Long GOP Rule

T.M. Gilbert Dies Sunday AtWaupaca  Became President Pet FW.) ml!   Became President Of Family Paper Firm in 1954

Ishombe Ready For Peace Meet  Maerie   Willing to Confer With Congo Premier

Tshombe Asks For Meeting  Suggests Parley With Adoula at Tice Kbanarskeo lt Blecwe

Spacemen to Gamble on Climate   Early Weather Odds Indicate 6-to-4 Chances

TVA Sues WE. For Poor ‘Steam Generators >   $20 Million Action Filed In District Court For Tennessee, Kentucky Plants

GETTYSBURG, Pa, (™—Former President Dwight D, Eisenhower said today the United States must “stand firmly in Berlin and not let anybody scare us out.’’

Launch. Drive To End Strike   Offensive Started by Board To Halt 13-Day-Old Maritime Tieup

New York: Negotiations  Resumed to_  End Dispute   Martime Strike Talks Set for This Afternoon

Ship Strike Negotiating Begins Anev   Unions, Owners Schedule Meet as T-H Wheels Turn

Maritime Strike Study Is Begun  Hope Of Mediating Dispute Between Ship Owners, Unions Seen

Push Maritime Peace Efforts   Last-Ditch Parley Is Called for by Fact-Finders

Racial Problem May Force Civil War ‘Commission To Meet On Military Base

Civil War Commission May Correct Racial Ban   Several Delegations Roveott Meeting

HARK THE HERALD - -   Drugs Offer Substantial Aid To Some Patients—

FBI Assists In Sift Of Phony Turnpike Bonds  Fa ke d Se curities   Faked Securities Make Appearance In New York Market

Khrushchev Upset Ai Agricultural Lacks  : Crop Thefts, Bribery Of Manufacturers  Teonetare EaLlad Danarte  amkanctad

i e  =  Crime e. EXPECTANT YOUNG . BLOND MOTHER  PASSING BAD CHECKS “S*?

Total Collection of $7,500 Indicated From Evening Cancer Crusade Here

YOUNGSTER NEARLY STARVED Girl, 3, Found Imprisoned With Her Dead Mother

1 Communities Aid In Battling Five-Hour Blaze  Gas Exnilacian In Rank   Gas Explosion In Bank Basement Starts Fire, Worst In 30 Years

Many Angered By Kennedy Plea for Ransom   Most Opposed To Any Sort of Deal With Fidel Castro

Teer copie back nennedy : Anger, Indifference, Suspicion ‘Found In American Reaction To Tractors-For-Cubans Appeal

Public Reaction On Tractor Plea   Indiffernce, Anger Greet President’s Proposal

Many Americans Voice Anger Over Making Deal With Castro for Captive:

‘DICTATORS BL ACK MA ALL  AAACN RANT NLT NTA ANT TCC TS TCC NTT  Tractor  Deal Efi

Kennedy’s Plea for Tractor Trade Given Little Support   Many Indifferent, Some People Angered by Proposal

Tens Staph  = Expressed Egitorially:  By .. WALTER MENDENHALL   ROCLAIMED “SENIOR CITIVENC’. MONTH!

Mews apn  Expressed - Editorially  By WALTER MENDENHALL   ROCLAIMED ‘SENIOR CITIZENS! MORITH?

News Steps  Expressed  By WALTER MENDENHALL   ROCLAIMED ‘SENIOR CITIZENS? MONTH?

New Clash Feared In — Congo Crisis   Mobfitu Heading Up Congo River to Open Fight On Lumumba

British Drifter Is Arrested As. Slaver Of Girl, 4   Ered Thompson ‘Nabbed ~ By State Police OnChicken Farm

Tip Supplied By Employer  Brings Arrest   Suspect’s Identity Is Traced Through Fingerprints at Seene

Man Admits He Killed  Youngster   London-Born Drifter Gives A Statement

Prospective Employer's Tip Nabs Him   Lured 4-Year-Old To Tenament Room After Drunk Binge

Jersey Police Seize Drifter Following Tip   Fred Thompson, 59, Admits Rape-Killing Of Edith Kiecorius

Toms River, N. J.  SD PSA ST A I ET TOTES  Alleged Slayer Of Child Nabbed

Fugitive in Sex Slaying of New York Child, 4, Captured at Chicken Farm

Kiecorius Girl’s Kaller Captured  Man Is Found   Man Is Found In New Jersey; Admits Slaying

Contract Calls For Greater ‘Security   Chrysler, Ford Expected To Make Identical Proposals

U.S. Committee Eyes Ist Trade   Two-Week Deadline Cabled to Castro

100 Tractors Ready Soon, Castro Told   Committee Names Technical Experts To Go To Havana

TRACTORS FOR FREEDOM GROUP DESIGNATES EXPERTS TO MEET CASTRO; 100 MACHINES READY

 Technical Group Going to Havana  Committee Promises Tractor Shipments

Set To Ship ‘Tractors,  Castro Told   Committec Names Grou  To Go to Cuba

First Tractors Ready To Be Shipped Within Two Weeks, Committee Reports

Lumumba Rebels Ambush. UN Unit in Kivu Province   One Killed, Four Missing In Skirmishing

Pro-Lumumba Rebels Fire on UN. eto  Nigerian Unit Ambushed by  ma >  ommm ge

Both Sides Ineur Loss In Key Area  Pro-Lumumba   Pro-Lumumba ‘Troops Strike After Terrorism

Lumumba Fans Strike UN. Force   1,500 Congolese Attack Nigerian Troops In Kindu

Soldiers In Area Defy Officer Rule   Incident Throws Light On Dag’s Urgent Request

REIGN OF TERROR ENDED  Masked Bandit Is Slain By Woman In Holdup Try

Woman Kills Masked Bandit During Holdup   Negro Shot During Scuffle

Protests Rejected Belgium Breaks Relations  With UAR Over Mob Attacks

Kennedy Due To See Johnson  First-Hand Report ~*~... BH. .§-... 8 ie ee

Kennedy Cuts Cape Visit Short  Returns Today To Hear Tohnson Renort Qn Rerliy

JFK Meets With Johnson Lafe Today   Cuts Cape Cod Vacation Short

Kennedy Due To See Johnson   First-Hand Report On Berlin Awaited

Kennedy lo Washington Ic See Johnson   Full-Dress Display For Support Of LBJ’s Berlin Pledge

Crisis Grows Deeper  U.S.A. Looks To Russia ‘To End Border Dispute

United States Says: Soviets Admit Responsibility For F. Berlin Sector of City

U.S. Says Russia Accepts East Berlin Responsibility   Soviet Tanks Tighten Crisis

Soviet Backing In Berlin Cited   U.S. Says Tanks Are ‘Belated Admission’ Of Responsibility

State Department View  Red Responsibility Shown In Tank Move, U.S. Says

—-U. 3. VIEW OF TANK MOVE~  Soviets Seen Owning  Up To Responsibility

BOTH SIDES PROTEST  U.S. Labels Russ Tank  Action as ‘Admission’

Tanks Show Red Duty in East Berlin  Soviets Concede Responsibility to Hold Free Access

Soviet Union's Berlin Moves Studied by US   Officials Decide Reds Now Admit Full Responsibility

Soviet Is Seen Admitting Duty   U. S. Points To Tank Movement As Proof

U. S. Continues Border Trips   First Hints Russians are Now Involved Directly

MISS GERMANY WINS   Severe Austerity Program In Sight In Jolly England

Austerity Plan Seen In Britain   Conservatives, Labor Each Blame The Othe:

British People Told Austerity Program Due  aR i ae   Laborites Blame Economic Crisis On Conservatives

New Role Fits Like Comfortable Old Shoe-- Ike Overjoyed To Be Private Citizen

Ike Slips Into  Role of Retired  President Easily Spends Quiet Day Puttering Around  Farm Hame

Suspend All Imports   Committee Disbandin  Tractor Exchange Dead; Blame Laid on Castro

Committee Accuses Castro  Proposed ‘Deal’ On Tractors For Prisoners ‘Dead

Castro Is Responsible Tractors For Prisoners  Deal Is Officially Off

Blames Castro for Killing Deal  Tractors for Freedom’ Group Folds

Castro Blamed for Killing Deal . .  Proposed Swap of Tractors For Cuban Prisoners Is Dead

Cancer Test for Dr. Sam   Tractors-for-Prisoners Deal Dead: Americans Rap Castro

Tractor-Prisoner Exchange Is Dead   U.S. Citizens Committee, in Bluntly-Worded Statement, Accuses Castro of Killing Deal; Foids Up Because of Demand for $28 Million

Proposed Swap OfU.S.  Tractors For Prisoners  Held In Cuba Is Dead

Cuban Swap Out. Fidel Is Blamed   Committee Disbands, toReturnFunds; Ludicrous,Claims Group on POW Talk

Tractor Deal Dead; Group Blames Fidel   U.S. Committee Folds Up Because Of Castro’s Demands; Donors’ Money To Be Returned.

Blame Fidel For Cancel  Of Trade   Group Will Mail Back Contributors Letters Unopened

CALL OFF RANSOM OF PRISONERS   Committee Quits Dea  Over Castro Demanc For $28 Million In — Cash Or Tractors.

CASTRO BLAMED  ananassae tects inert ememientnaAiimetaeneatnatine ie ne  Committee Says POW Trade Hopes Are Dead

U.S. Group Says Terms ‘Ludicrous’   Money Contributed To Be Returned By Unit Still Uncounted

Swap ‘Deal ‘Dead   Castro Blamed For Killing Tractor Trade. U.S. Group Is Disbanding

U.S. Group Hits Castro on Swap Collapse   Committee Calls Cuban's Latest Proposal Ludicrou:

Committee Rejects Further Dealings with Castro  Tractors for Prisoners Deal is Dead

Tractor-Prisoner Committee Folds: Blames Castro   U. S. Group Blunt in Condemning Cuban Leader's Excessive Demands.

Deal For Ransom I[s  Washed Up   Cuba Dietator’s Reply Insulting

Tearful, Emotion-Filled Scenes As 32nd Division Soldiers Bid Last Goodbys

Dazzling Singing Beauty Russia Scores Cultural  Triumph At The Met

IMPOSED ON FRIENDS Spy Ring Suspect Tries To Clear Co-Defendants

Late Bulletin   CHARTER BUSES — TO SHUTTLE BACK ‘AND FORTH EVERY ‘HALF HOUR — FROM BUSINESS DISTRICT  — TO HOME SHOW  AT KOENIG ARMORY

CHARTER BUSES — TO SHUTTLE BACK AND FORTH EVERY HALF HOUR — FROM BUSINESS DISTRICT — TO HOME SHOW AT KOENIG ARMORY

Chrysler Agrees To Terms Like Ford Co.   Company Spokesman Also Asks Union Tc Negotiate On Revisions Of Standards

Katangese Chief Agrees To Return Province To Control of Government

Promises To Help Bring Congo Unity   8-Point Agreement Signed After 7 Hours Of Talks

§-Point Action Would Assure Peace In Congo   Katanga President Must Present Pact to Provincial Assembly for Approval.

Tshombe Okay: Agreement to End Seeession  e ~¢ aoe   Accepts Authorily of Central Congo Government

TshombeEnds Secession Of Katanga   Agrees To Return Province To — Congo Authorities

Katanga Assembly 's Okay Needed   Leader Commits Only Self, Not Rest Of Government

Secession — Move Ended By Tshombe   President of Katanga  Now Agrees to Accept Central Congo Regime

Pledges To Help Bring Congo Unity   Truce Appears To Be Effective Im Elisabethyvillo

Rival Congo: Leaders React Agreement  Tshombé Agrees To. End Katanga -: Secession: i

Embezzlement Stuns lowa Town  Bank Head’s Daughter Admits $2 Million Theft   Gambi Drane Guardian Removal Action

‘lowa Town Shocked as Woman Admit: She Took $2 Million of Bank Funds

Respected: Cashier  Short. ($2126, 859.       “Citizens Of lowa Community Shocked; Womon Known As ‘Samaritan’

Kindly, 58-Year-Old Woman Arrested -- $2-Million Embezzlement Stuns lowa Town

Community Shocked Prominent Woman Accused  OFE Embezzling $2 Million

) Special Phones Ring Fruitlessly Search Continues (For Missing Girl, 4

Rooftops, Sewers, Lots Searched Feverish, All-Out Search Fails to Locate Missing Four-Year-Old Girl in New York

Compensation Program Hit  Mine Chief Decries   Mine Chief Decries ‘Outraqeous Payments’

Compensation Program Hit  rn ine Chief Decries  el ies i i OO inci tn

Slayer of Dad, Girl, 10, Sought   Woman Is Kidnaped, Believed Hostage in St. Louis Area.

Woman Kidnaped at Gunpoint Father, Daughter Slain In  ‘Chinese Execution’ Style

Kills Father, Girl, Kidnans Woman, 39   FBI Joins 2-State Hunt; Abduction Victim Phones

FBI. Hunts Slayer of. 8  Par ee ee         Killer Linked in. Kidnaping

Saboteurs Hit In Belgium; Trains Halted   2 Men Stabbed Before Cons  End Brief Riot

Warmup Melts Snow Faster, Pushes Wabash River Out of Banks Upstream

NEW YORK HARBOR IS ~ PARALYZEI   Longshoremen Call Work Stoppage To Iron Out Maritime Strike Issues; Big Liners Stranded.

Longshore Union Also On Strike   Shipping Virtually Halted; Dock Boss May Ask Injunction

Longshore Union Chief Threatens To Seek Strike-Ending Injunction

Longshoremen stage protest work stoppage  'IIninn hnee threatane tn ack Kannedvy      Union boss threatens to ask Kennedy for strike-ending federal injunction

Bio Water Main Bursis, St. Louis Area Is Flooded.   Many Forced From Hones, eae At8500; 000 :

St. Louis Flooded By Burst Water Main   Water Rushes Down Streets With Great Force, Tumbling Cars, Doing Damaae

Demosto Whoop On Power Return               LBJ GETS BIGGEST. CAREER RECEPTION

Capital Is Ready For  Bie Event   All-Star Cast To Participate In Inaugural

Ine of history’s biggest  Washington spruces up for JFK's inauguration   Security men plan rigid precautions

All-star cast for inaugural   Capital overrun by celebrities, ready for blowout

Large Cast Of All-Stars  Participate   Crowds Jam Capital For Solenin Occasion Which*Lasts Minute

Snow Is Falling In U. S. Capital  Several Inches Of Snow, Sleet Forecast  Riaknee Tunes cient

Washington Likely To Have Snow, Sleet For Inauguration  But Capital Is Primed For Big Event Despite

Kennedy To Take Oath Of Office At 12:30 Friday   Solemn Occasion To Last Only A Moment. Then New President laces Challenging Days Ahead

Nation's Capital Squares Away For Presidential Inauguration      Democrats Arriving By Plane, Train, Bus For Celebration

Glamour and Glitter Mark Events Leading Up to Solemn Moment  Inaugural Activities Beain This Alternoon:   ‘Crowd of One Million Expected  INAUGURATION POSES MAJOR SECURITY TASK

U. S. Capital Squared Away For Inaugural   Kennedy To Assume Presidency At About 12:30 P. M. Friday

Thousands Arriving — Capital Squares Away For Biggest Inaugural  

Every Plane, Train And Bus Arrive Loaded   Politicians, Celebrities, School Children, Bands And Ordinary Demos  Eager To Whoop It Up

Kennedy To Take Oath Friday Noon   Truman,- Hoover,  ike Will Attend

Crowds Pour Into Capital   Politicians, School Children, Bands on Every Train, Bus

. Capital Squares Away  Kennedy's Inauguration Looms As One of History's Biagest

All-Star Cast On Hand For  Celebration   Kennedy Takes Oath Of Office  Yomerrow

Gnow Falling on Capital — As Crowded City Awaits Kennedy’s Inauguration

Inauguration Friday Draws Celebrities, ‘Plain’ Demos: Gala, Costly Party Tonight

All-Star Cast To Appear In Inauguration   3 Ex-Presidents On Hand; Frigid Weather Forecast

Simple Oath To Be Taken By Kennedy   Chilly Weather Is Predicted for Big Inaugural Parade

Democrats Set to Hail Change-Over   Eisenhower, Hoover, Trurhan Included In All-Star Cast

Many Jam City For Big Day   All-Star Cast Includes Kennedy, Ike,  Truman. Hoover

Kennedy to Take Oath af 12:30 Friday   Concert and Democratic Gala Slated Tonight

Capital Ready For Inaugural  Kennedy, tke Head Star-Studded Cast

‘Kennedy’s Inauguration Will Be One of Biggest   New President Will Take Simple Oath Friday

City Observes Somber Good Fridav Rites      Jerusalem’s Way of Cross Observes Christ’s Death

GLENN PICKE FOR FLIGHT IN SPACE   Slated To Ride Spacecraft 3 Times Around World   When Ape Completes Cir cuit Twice: Trouble Prevents 3rd Pass

Manned Flight Follows Trail Of Space Ape   “O. K.”   New herp for America—Enos, the pegece chirsuanzee.

Step Up Moon Stairway Hearfened by Chimp’s Efforf, U.S. Picks Glenn fo Ride Similar Craft For 3 Orbits

New Concord Man Named   Astronaut John Glenn To Make Earth Orbit

Chimp’s Flight Heartening To U. §. Scientists   Astronaut John Glenn Picked To Follow Enos On Globe-Girdling Trip

Way Is Paved By Ape s Flight Around Earth   Enos Plucked From Atlantic After 3 Hours, 21 Minutes

Glenn Picked to Ride Next U.S. Spacecratt   Chimpanzee Paves Way With Trio Twice Around World

Checkup Is Scheduled For Chimp  Astronaut’s Trip  NotUrgent: NASA

Slayton Picked for 2nd Space Circuit Trip  Chimn Te Sate and   Chimp Is Safe and Well After Making 2 Circles of Earth

Col. Glenn picked to ride first manned space flight   Man’‘s abilitv

U.S. Picks Glenn To Follow Sky Trail Blazed by Orbiting Chimpanzee, Enos

aut Named for Orbit Flight  Fnos the Ape of the Hour; Col. Glenn ‘Man of Future

Chimp’s Successful Flight Spurs Hopes   SECOND TEAM   EARLY HALT

NO URGENCY FOR ORBIT SAYS U. S.   Exact Time Undetermined For Glenn Trip

U.S. Prepares Next Step Into Space   Chimp’s Success Paves Way  For Astronaut Glenn

Paves Wa For Man  In Space   Whirlwind Trip By Chimpanzee Sets the Stage

Man May Not Necessarily Be Going Next   Officials Deny Urgency For Orbital Flight; No Decision Yet

Glenn Selected For Manned Orbital Mission   No Assurance U.S. Will Put Man In Orbit Around Globe This Year

Pick Glenn for Manned Orbit Flight Marine, 40, Old est of the Amer: ican Astronauts

No Hurry, U.S. Space Chiefs Say  But Successful Flight of Chimp  Rancte Prnacram

Monkey Paves Way  John Glenn Jr. Named To Follow Enos Into Orbit Around Earth

John Glenn Named as First U.S. Astronaut   Will Ride Similar Spacecraft as Chimp; Orbital Shot May Come Before End of Year; Slayton Next

Enos Plucked Safely from Sea: Stood Trip Well   Astronauts for First Two Flights By Men Picked

— Boosts Space Hope  Glenn Is Selected F or Orbit Trip; Sparta Man Next

Carpenter Is Understudy  Enos Paves Way For Glenn To Orbit The Earth Later

U.S. Picks Man To Make Next Long Step   No Urgency In Manned Try

Enos, The Space Ape, Paves Way For Man  Pair Named For U.S. Space Flight

Glenn Selected For Spacecraft Flight at Cape   Path Paved by ‘sEnos’ Success

Glenn, Slayton To Make Orbiting Jaunts in Project   Success of ‘Enos’ Trip Encourages NASA’s Experts

Heartened by Chimp’s Flight —  U.S. Selects Glenn To Make Orbital Trip

Chimp Sets Course for Astronaut   Destroyer Plucks Enos from AUantic After 2 Circuits

John Glenn. Picked For ' Orbit Flight   Chimp Paves Way. For Man In Space

ASTRONAUTS DUE WING INSIGNIA   Inside Today's Times   U.S. DENIES URGENCY. EXISTS  Date For Manned Orbit Pondered

Finds Her Beside Her Basket  Death Calls Orrum Woman As She Picks Huckleberries

‘Bloodhound Fi Bloodhound Finds Her Beside Her Basket — ee nske  Death Calls Orrum Woman As She Picks Huckleberries.

Congo Soldiers To Boost U.N. Force at Base  Will Not Be Used  ee

90 Congo Troops Join U.N. Force: 900 Will Serve   Duties Are to Guard U.N. Base in Katange

90 Congolese In U.N. Force   More Than 900 Expected to be In Service Later

Congo Soldiers fo Serve UN  Katanga Lawmakers Study Reunification

90 Congolese serving under flag of U.N.   First of more than 900 soldiers to join forces

Natives Take Places  In U.N. Congo Army   World Body To Use 900  Congolese   South African Brawls, Attacks Kill Scores

Ninety to Join Force Wednesday Will Be First of More Than 900 To Serve Under U.N. Flaa

Congolese Will Join UN Army   90 Soldiers  To Serve Under UN Flag, Have Same Status

Congolese Will Join UN Army   90 Congo Troops To Guard Bases, Do Reconnaissance

90 Congolese Soldiers Join The U.N. Arm   Will Guard  Kamina Base

-. For Duty in Kamina ~ 90 Congolese Soldiers to Don U.N. Army Berets Wednesday

Senate Nears Approval Of School Bill   $2.5 Billion Aid Measure Close To Passage

State Offers Highway Program ‘ i) (,%  bederal Vilones. Restored

‘A Miracle’ If Rocky's Son Alive Hope Dims While  Father En Route To Scene

Sells It For ‘Undisclosed Amount  Bucks Man Finds Ic— May Be Worth $4,000

Iraq, Yemen Jordan In Power Fight   Reports Indicate Three Arab Nations ala Explosive State :

‘Nation Progressing But Big Problems ‘Ahead, Kennedys Tell Midwesterners

Legisiative Review: Joint Finance Committee Recommends  $491 Million Executive Budget for ‘61-63

Fequer Convicted of Abduction and Murder of Dubuque, lowa, Doctor

O’Brien May Get GOP Bid   State Committee Meeting Today To Pick Supreme Court Candidate

GOP State Committee Meeting Today; O’Brien Likely High Court Candidate

Cabinet Members Receive Oath of Office Saturday  ‘Kennedy's Men" Are Given Approval By Senate

Wheat Program Would Increase Farm Income  Proposed Setup Would Take Effect

W heat Acreage Cut, Higher Supports Asked For 1962   Administration  Plan Unveiled

W ashin gton: New Prograrr  For Wheat Is. Proposed  At * "8 2.) ft. 8   Administration’s Plan Designed to Hike Farm Income

Army Lengthens Its Enlistments; Alerts Reserves   U.S. Continues Buildup to Meet Worldwide Threat

On Inside Pages   Million Men For Army  U. S. Continues Buildup  [Against Commie Threats

Jet Plane Crashes On Shore   Navy Pilot Is  Killed, Aircraft Crumbles On Impact In Marshv Area

On Inside Pages   For Relief, School Payments .. .  Gov. Lawrence Signs Emergency Fund Bills

Heralding New Space Conquest Era . . .  Nuclear Battery Powers New American Satellite

First Nuclear Battery Used in U.S. Satellite  Historic “Three-for-One” Rocket Heralded as New Era in Space Agc

Three-For-One Rocket Fired  Wacto Cewoctam      ‘Tests System For Navigation

U.S. Satellites Put In Orbit By Nuclear Battery   Triple Launching By One Rocket Seen As Historic Space Achievement

Three-In-One Launch Heralds New Space Era   Test All-Weather System For Global Navigational Usage

‘THREE-FOR-ONE’ SHOT HERALDS NEW SPACE ERA  U.S. Orbits First Nuclear Powered Satellite

Three Moonlets Fired Aboard Rocket Shot   All-Weather Navigation System Tested By Main Satellite As It Circles Karth

Bushton Extraction Plant Will Be Nation’s Largest   Breeding Happy Kansas Got Plant

Congo Leaders Take Steps For ( “onfederation  “Number Of States And Boundaries. _ Are Left Unsettled

Makeup Of Loose-Knit Group Moot  Kasavubu Chief; Gizenga’s Status Left Unsettled

East Coach Aims to Keep Winning Grin   Congo Leaders Agree on New Confederation

New Political Setup Headed By Kasavubu   Anti-Red Leaders’ Conference Defers Gizenga Question

Kasavubu President Of Congo’s  New Lineup   Steps Taken Toward Peace, But Problems Are Numerous

Tells Club Rebound Is Due Shortly   Whirlpool Group Hears Optimism

Realty Sales Continue To Point Higher   Property Changing Ownership In County During March Amounts To An Estimate Of $349.000.

) Three Killed Sunday, Fourth Dios Today ‘Artificial Respiration For Crash Victim In Vain

‘ Macmillan Tells House of Commons — ‘Iraq Poised to Invade Kuwait’ -When the British Intervened

More Timber Ready For Senate Logjam   Un-American Bill Added Trouble For State Legislators   CHANCES SLIM

Aunt Spends Thanksgiving With Terry Jo   Will Take Girl Home to Live With Her in De Pere

Glum Holiday For Terry Jo  Young Girl Spends Thanksgiving With  Aunt in Hocoital

Ship Survivor Will Head Home   Terry Jo May Live With Aunt For A While

Bluebelle Afterma th  Terry Jo To Live With Aunt; Skipper’s Life Was Violent

Woodmen to Have 2-State Convention   Missouri-Kansas Group Will Meet in Chillicothe Friday Through Sunday.

solid Backing For Dag le Expected  Adlai To Give JFK  Position On Congo

Kivu Leader Wants Sector Independent From Leftist Rebels ...  Contacts Pact Siaqne   Sianers

Lone Star Bridge Washed Out   ’ Margin Wide in Large Turnout Pool Issue Beaten Tuesday

Educators Say Students Must Be Taught To Live in World of Tomorrow or Perish

Sweeping Changes In High School ‘Studies Are Urged By Principals

‘SOCIAL STUDIES’ Students must learn to live  in the world of tomorrow

-—<—SEO News  BEHIND PAGE 1   Students Face Annihilation Unless Thev Learn To Live In The World

Both Nurses and Patients Suffer Wher   Calkleven Hosnital Becomes Overcrowcded

Hospiia: Aemive'rator Looks Jo Possigie rab ome 3 LOOMING in Future

President Leaves Father’s Bedside  JFK, Macmillan Meet      Propaganda Lines Worn Thin By Criticism ¢ On Home Front  Administration Sees No Validity In Fears That United Nations Will Collance

President Leaves Father’s Bedside   rPresiaent Leaves Farner s Bedside  JFK, Macmillan Meet   Propaganda Lines Worn Thin By Criticism On Home Front soi hin aisha eealideeieenianmmininishaimatiimmanimaniai iia eee sia a  Administration Sees No Validity In Fears That United Nations Will Collapse

Police Capture Jail Escapee  Accused of Hitchhike Slaying Last Summer

Police Catch Fugitive from Oklahoma Jail  Accused Slayer, 23, ‘Taken Hours After  I eres 12... Waltiiua

Accused Slayer Nabbed Soon After Breaking From Prison; Youth Who Aided Being Held

El Reno Boy Who Aided in Escape Also Held; Robbery Precedes Capture by Patrol

Before the Judge  SET STARZL TRIAL ON DESERTION cCouNT  MONDAY wManere on

Before the Judge  SET STARZL TRIAL ON 'DESERTION COUNT MONDAY, MARCH 20

Rusk to See  Russian Over Laos Seating  Suggestion Made by Western Group That   Suggestion Made by Western Group That Parley Be Called Off

U.S. Balks At Demand Of Russian   Full, Equal Status At Talks Sought For Laotian Reds

U.S. Won't Accept Red Demand   Feud on Who'll Represent Laos Still Unsolved

Secretary Turns Down  Red Stand   U.S. And Russian Representatives In 70-Minute Meeting

Rusk Meets Gromyko Or Stalemate   Seating Of Pathet Lao Reds Issue Now Halting Conference

U.S.-Russia Fail 6S  Condition   To Agree On Laos Ver criti   Gary Cooper’s Condition Is Very Critical

Seek End To Geneva Stalemate   Two State Chiefs Will Air Personal Opinions On Laos

LAOS DISPUTE IS UNSETTLED   Rusk and \d Gromyko Cannot Make Deal

Rusk, Gromyko Fail to Agree or Laos Delegation   U.S. Will Not Accept Demands for Equal Status for Pro-Reds

U.S., Russ talks fail to end hassle   Representation of tiny kingdom still at fault

Conference Deadlocked   Johnson Pledges At Manila  U. §. Will Back Philippines

Laotian Peace  Parley Stymied   Dispute Over How Laos Should Be Represented

Rusk Refuses To Accept Russian Move To Seat Rebel Delegation: Hint Parley May Never Realn

Rusk And Russians Fail To ‘Settle Laos Controversy   70-MINUTE CONFERENCE

-irst Personal Diplomacy Try—  Rusk and Gromykc Confer But Fail to Solve Laos Dispute

U:S., Viet Nam Agree to Pact      Rusk, Gromyko Meet,  Problem Unresolved

Reds Insist Rebels Get Full Standing as Government, West Refuses at Geneva

Rusk, Gromyko Fail To Agree After Meeting   Fail To Solve Dispute Over How Laos Should Be Represented

70-Minute Meeting Between Rusk, Gromyko Fails to End Dis pute Delaying Conference

U.S. Secretary Of State Makes First Try At Personal Diplomacy With Russians  At Geneva.   'SOVIET MOVE KEEPS  PARLEY AT IMPASSE

Rusk, Gromykc Fail to Solve Laos Issue  Still Disagree   Still Disagree On Whom Should Represent Laos

Russia Says Reds Should Join In Talk   Rusk Charges New Idea Injected Not In Original Rules

Rusk, Gromyko To Discuss Laos  Talks Deadlock  Meeting Stalled On Who Will Speak

Wire fells Reporters areneneeaaieeeiaet neatdaithas  Hemingway Left Some Unoublished Baoke

West Thinks Gromyko Is Convinced   Rusk-And Home Talk: Believed To Have Gotten Stand Over

Police Apprehend Youth After Chase  lndianapolis Motorist Faces Two Charges—  Car Wrecked In Crash

Alter Space Flight.  Astronaut Fully Fit But Tired; Cause of ‘Hatch’ Blowoff Sought

Surprise, He’s Tired!   Just Another Trip for Gus   Mrs. G. Happy  Now—For Rest

 Cheerful And Fit  Rest And Checkups Are Due \Grissom After Close Shave

Hungary Asks Better U.S. Relations Hints It Might Pardon Mindszenty

You'll Find It   Noted Doctor Says Boredom Greatest Illness Of Our Age

Where To Find It   4ARVARD DOCTOR SAYS   With No Meaning to Life, We re Sick

FREEZING INCOME TAX RATES Senate Group Argues  Over Withholding Plan

10,000 Men Are Ordered To Europe   7  Regular Army, Air Natinaol Guard Units To Boost Strength

10,000 Men lo Be Sent To Europe   Regulars And Guard Units To Strengthen Military Positions —

Pentagon Orders Another 10,000  Men to Europe   New Group Includes Regular Army Units, Air Guard Squadrons

10,000 Mer Ordered  to Europe   Army, Guard Units Called-in Crisis

MORE COMBAT UNITS BEING SENT OVERSEAS   10,000 Regular Army And Air National Guard Troops Slated   THIRD ARMORED IS NOW AT FT. MEADE

Suicide of World War li Hero Bears” Out Implications of Terry Je’s Story

Murder At Sea Unfolds Terry Jo Points F inger At Air Foree Combat Hero

MWvery Major Vetail Contradicted  Answers To Sea Mystery May Never Be Known

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Jackie Speaks French  ~ President's Wife To Be Goodwill Ambassador

Reds Start  To Clear  Berlin Line Begin To Create  No Man’s Land On Commie Sid

Inside...   berlin border Area Vieared  Harzerstrasse Residents Evacuated by Reds

Gov. Welsh Announces Huge Program Of Superhighways for Hoosierland

 Tirst Long : Step"        Backdoor Federal Fi inancing Ts Under Committee Scrutiny

Search for West Point Lad Futile   He'd Said He Intended Resigning but Later Seemed Adjusted.

Lumumba Troops Ask Cease Fire From UN Force   Suffer Heavy Losses In Clash With Nigerians

Officer Killed, Four Injured...     Congolese Forces Appeal For Cease-Fire After Loss

CONGOLESE TROOPS LOYAL TO LUMUMBA WANT T0 QUIT AFTER DISASTROUS BRUSH WITH U.N. FORCES

Pro-Lumumba Forces Plead For Cease-Fire   Suffer Severely During Fight With U.N. Nigerian Unit

Lumumba Force Asks Cease Fire  Clash Grows Out of Brawl With Drunks

MiGs First To Threaten Hemisphere  ~ Actual Number: ie ows ¢gac¢ (O*   Actual Numbers May Be Higher. Than Admittad.

IMIG Jets Add fo Cuban Air Buildup; First Red Planes Based in Hemispher

Champ And Runner-Up   Prisoner Envoys Leave To Give Tractor Report

Prince Edward Legal Situation Declared Same   Almond Confers On Kennedy Move; Byrd Blasts Federal School Aid

Governor And Top Officials In Conference   U.S. Intervention In Prince Edward Schaols Discussed

Arms Talks To Continue In Moscow  Winelin   Washington Session Fails To Produce Any Agreement

Disarmament Talks Fold Without Gain   Negotiators to Try - Second Round Discussion July 17

iNo Agreement ——  Deadlock « on Arms Talks With Soviets  Second Round to»   Second Round to. Start in Russia  Middle of Month

Second Round In Aris Talks Set July 17   U. S. Negotiators Frankly Are Disappointed

Arms Talks Fail to Bring Agreement  Two Powers Plan   Two Powers Plan Second Round of Discussions Later

Negotiators Fail In Maneuvering On Disarmamen  US and Ruceta Wil   U.S. and Russia Will Start Second Round In Moscow July 17

US., Soviet Negotiators  Take A Rest   Disarmament Talk: To Be Resumed On July 17 At Moscow

Disarmament Negotiators Fail To Agree   Will Begin Second Round Of Discussions In Moscow July 17

Governor Plans Special Message Conflict Of Interest Law Asked By DiSalle

Set For Money Bill  DiSalle To Propose Legislation In Messages Tonight, Wednesday

Plan To Put 43 — Indiana Counties In EST Time Zone   See New Time Zone Map On Page 12

Effective July 23  43 Counties Of Indiana Will Be In Eastern Standard Time Zone

Captives Hear CastroLecture  Cuban Chief Stages Marathon Harangue

Captive Audience!  Captured Invaders Hear Long Harangue By Castre

Fidel Holds Marathon Marangue   1,000 Rebels View Dramatic TV ‘Program’

Marathon Talk Given by Castro   Accidental Gunfire Startles Dictator

Gunfire Interrupts Castro Holds TV Meet  Before Captive Audience

1,000 Invaders Form Captive Audience  Burst of Gunfire Startles Castro During Harangue

Castro harangues 10,000 captured rebels on t-v   Some prisoners switch their allegiance

Tirade Delivered By Castro   Climaxes Six-Day Propaganda Show With Arm-Waving Lecture

Accidental Shot Startles Premier  1.000 Captives Hear Fidel Haraneue

Castro’s TV Talk  Dramatic  Burst of Gunfire  Interrupts C¢.. nna,

Castro, Captives ‘Perform’   Accidente! Gunfire Doesn’t Rattle Fidel In Long TV Heranque

Rebel Invaders Hear Castro   Captive Audience Given Long Lecture

UAR Military Forces Sent To Damascus   Broadcasting Station Seized Early Today In Bloodless Coup by Rebel Units.  BULL ETIN

Kennedy To Resist All ‘Pressure   Administration Not To Be ‘Mortgaged’ To Any Combination

President-Elect Promises Policy  Of High Purpose   ‘Much Is Required,’ Kennedy Declares In Massachusetts

Kerinedy No’ Mortgaged, He Assures  Reyisits Home City Of Boston, Speaks To Legislature—Will Meet Ike on Jan. 19

ist Lalk smce Victory  JFK Vows Administration Will Not Be ‘Mortgaged; Lists 2nd Meet With Uke

Hirst Formal Speech Since His Election   Another Talk Witl Ike Set For Eve Of Inauauration

Kennedy Set: High Ideals For Regime   President-Elect Pledges Integrity And Independence

Big Two Parley Ended   Leaders Meet  In White House To Review and Sav Farewell

Defense Chiefs Make Report To President  Give Him Details On Preparations of Bae, _.....5 saith...

President to Get Military Report By Chiefs Today   Briefed by Rusk on Diplomatic Situation

Kennedy Anc Macmillan  Finish Talks   Await Word Of Soviet Consent To Laos Cease Fire

Survey Allied Activities Kennedy, Top Defense Chiefs Review Military Preparations

Top Military Advisers Meet with Kennedy   Confer on C. S$. Defense Strength. Berlin

President, British Premier End Cold War Talks  Macmillan Leaving Sunday

President Holds Meeting With Top Defense Advisors  JFK Brought Up To Date On Military Aspects Of Berlin

Kennedy, Macmillan Ends Conferences  Allies Agree On Strengthening Of Western Alliance

West Leaders Ending Review Of Cold War   Kennedy and Macmil. lan Trying to Rein. force Allied Unity on All Fronts.

China Debate A Certainty  UN Expected To Put Issue On   UN Expected To Put Issue On Agenda Despite U.S. Stand

Chinese Red U.N. Seat Bid To Be Backed   Nine Of 10 Heads Of Delegations See Assembly Action Due

Expert Sees Red China issue ‘Sure’   Poll of U.N. Aides Shows Seating Parley on Agenda

Debate Certain On Red China   Question Is Seen On UN Agenda Next Fall

China Seat Debate Sure  Nine Out of 10 Delegatio   ‘Nine Out of 10 Delegation Heads Say Case Inevitable

Delegates May Debate Issue Next Session   United States May Be Unable To Halt Soviet, Indian Move

U.S. Has Blocked Action UN Delegation Heads Expect Red China Debate in Fall

Iranian Officials  Seized In Cleanup Police Round Up 42 Persons, Some Of   Police Round Up 42 Persons, Some Of Them Generals In Corruption Attack

Government is suing five electric firms  Bele $19 millian   Ask $12 million for TVA, other federal depts.

More Suits Expected In Price Fixes   Eleetrical Firms Yace Actions For Huge Overcharges

More Damage Suits Planned For Alleged Overcharges, Says Justice Department

Five Cases Go Over $12 Million More Firms Will Bring  Suits for Overcharges

More Electrical Equipment Suits Pending, Says Justice Department

\Electrical Equipment Firms Face (Other Damage Suits In Price Fixings

‘Suits Run Into Millions  Attacks On Electrical Firms Led By Federal Government

Electrical Equipment Firms Face New Suits   Justice Dept. Joins TVA in Action to Recover Millions

Joins With TVA In Suit Against Five Manufacturers— a Justice Dept. Plans Other Damage Suits Against Electrical Companies

FATHER OF COACH PIES   More Electrical Problems  TVA And Justice Department File New Suits

States, Cities Also Planning Legal Actions   Westinghouse, G.E. Deny Customers Cheated, Victimized

U.S. Sues Firms For 12 Million   Suit Seeks Damages From Electric Firms

Electric Firms Sued   Justice Department, TVA Asks $12 Million More Suits Promised

Additional Suits Planned Against Electrical Firms   Justice Department Tells Plan In Wake of Joint Move With Tennessee Valley Unit Tuesday

Gov't Seeks $12 Million In Damages   Damage Suits Filed  Against Five Electric  Firms On Overcharges

Townshiy Moves to  Ban Bar  T eines eee   Ta proom Draws Protest

Senate Defeats Bill 'To Allow Use of Radar In Prosecuting Speeders

Bill Keynote Of Lawrence’s Highway Plan   Demos Force Action On Bill After Day of Quick Development:

Lawrence Radar Bill Is Jolted   But Democrats In Senate Move To Revive It

"!At News Conference  Federal Fund S pending May Be Upped Tonight

Dehring Widalys Seattered,    5 eae F oe ea . yen a ‘ : : i -_— ~*~ _ AAs : Pu ams ae oN Se ed a ~~ tea vam ves we __

Expect Announcement on Economy at Kennedy's 6 p. m. TV News Parley

JACK GOES ON TV HALF HOUR TODAY   Is Expected To Give His Spending Plans At News Conference Limited To 30 Minutes.

KENNEDY PRESS CONFERENCE  Proposal To Spur Economy Expected Tonight

Report JK To Speedup Spending   Expect President To Make Statement At 7 P. M. News  Confareanra

Kennedy May Speed Spending   President Expected to Make Announcement at Press Conference Tonight

Kennedy Will Fight Slump   Speedier Spending In Some Fields To Be Proposed

Washington:  Kennedy Seeks Faster Spending  Dravidsoae Bieoxspad en   President Expected to Call for Federal Action

JFK To Speed Spending Of Federal Funds   Announcements Expected At News Conference Tonight

‘President Expected to Announce More Spending to Spur Lagging Economy

Spending Speedup May Be Revealed  President Faces Questions on Conao

Kennedy SaidSpeeding Spurs to U.S. Economy   Is Khrushchev ‘Last Chance’ for Peace?

Details Expected At Conference  Kennedy Plans Boesduip In Unemployment Funds

\At News Conference Tonight. .  Kennedy May Announce ‘Speedup in Spending

Economy Spur Speedup Ahead  name mates Lo Bammwbas   Kennedy !s Expected To Give Data Tonight

May Spur Federal Spending   JFK Reportedly Plans Speedup To Reduce Lag

In Effort to Spur Economy, Reduce Idleness —  Kennedy Expected to Order Speedup i in Federal Spending

Kennedy Eyes Lagging Economy Spending Speedup May  Be Announced Tonight

Kennedy Plans Spending Hike Expect Announcement at News Conference Today

Economy Spur Speedup Ahead  Kennedy Is Expected To Give Data Tonight

Kennedy On TV   Kennedy May See Little Future In Dealing With Nikita

Kennedy May Call Speedup in Spending  Faces Questioning on Congo Crisis  nt Nawe Canfarane:.

President Is Expected To Ask More Aid  Kennedy To Face Reporters In Live News Conference

_ 4PER CENT MAXIMUM  U.S. Authorizes _ Hike In Interest On Bank Savings

Banks May Now Pay 4 Per Cent Interest   Certain Savings Deposits Affected; To Free Competition And Aid Country

Today’s Index   Dn Savings As Of Jan. 1  Banks Authorized To Pay 4 Per Cent

BANK INTEREST IS INGREASED   Authorized To Pay Up To 4 Per Cent By  Government

Maximum 4 Per Cent Banks Authorized to Boost  Long-Term Deposit Interest

New Rate Etfective On Jan. 1  A Daw L'ant Tar.   4 Per Cent Top Left To Banks

Banks Allowed Interest Raise   Move On Savings, Time Deposits Can Begin On Jan. 

Some A unts May Earn 14¢  U.S. Okavs Raise  In Interest Ceiling  cco

4. Per Cent Interest  By Banks  Authorized  Would Be  On Savings Left in Banks At Least Year

Helmsman Gone  Death of Dag Leaves UN a Ship of State In World Sea

Disappointed At ‘System’ In This Country     ca te emanate nee trae nat te Aen en  Ex-Marine Taking Family To Russia For ‘New Life’

Ex-Marine Says He’s Going Ahead With Plans for New Life in Russia

‘Horrified’ With U.S. System  Akron Ex-Marine Says Hes Moving To Russia

Cornhuskers Angry  Ke nneay Aide Raps ‘Nebraska Public Schoo! System.

JFK Committed To Aid Nations      Nebraska "Shook" At Home-Town Boy Sorenson

Kennedy Aid Raps Nebraska Education Plan   New Frontiersman Not Welcome In Home State After Speech At McCook Event

 SUBSTITUTE ATTACKS NEBRASKA  Sorenson Calls State ‘Old, Outmoded’

- Late Bulletin  TOWN OF MERRILL TO HAVE. NATURAL: GAS SERVICE BY LATE SUMMER  APS’ Wins Appeal—— : : In’ Supréme Court —

Late Bulletin  TOWN OF MERRILL  TO HAVE NATURAL GAS SERVICE—  BY LATE SUMMER  IPS Wins Appeal— In Supreme Court .

Reds Express Hope For Nev U.S. Policy   Better Relations Thought Possible With New President

Soviets See High Hopes In Kennedy   Red Newspapers So Many Americans Want A New Policy

Reds Told US. Wants New Policy  Pravda Declares Citizens’ Eyes Mirror New Hope

Soviets See Relations Improving   Russians Told Americans Want New Sovict Policy

Hoffa Again-- And Unanimous  Swinging Jazz Bands, High Jinks Set Staae For Election Of Teamster Head

Union Re-Elects James R. Hoffa  Swinging Jazz Bands. Hijinks Set Stage For Snecial Affair

Special Convention To Re-elect Hoffa— ~ Jazz Bands, Hijinks Sel Stage For Teamsters

Jimmy Lashes At His Detractors . Hofta Hijinks Clearly Show Teamsters Wen’t Shelve Him

Whooping It Up     Hoffa Resorts to Jazz Bands, Hijinks in Union Vote Drive

FINAL TRIAL IS SUCCESS Fire Mercury Capsule to Test Escape Devices Designed for Space Pioneers

Meren ry Capsule Is Fired   Final Trial Before Man Is Sent Into Space

Final Trial ‘Successful’ In Space Bid  U.S. Fires Capsule; Astronaut To Take Real Test Tuesday

Who Will The “Lucky One” Be?   Rocket Gets Final Test Readying For ‘Big One

Space Capsule Test Is Success   Firing Believed Final Trial Before Man Trusts Life to Rocket Devices

Space Capsule Given Test At Wallops Island   Safety For. Astronaut Sought

Space Capsule Firing in Va. Is Successful   Final Trial Given Racket Devices Before Manned Shot in Florids

Final Trial Before Man Sent Aloft   Real Test Probably For Next Tuesday

You'll Find It    Successful Test Staged With Capsule- US. Man-In-Space Shot Set Next Week

15 Groups jin Pledge Against Sunday Buying   Tongue Lashing While Governor Slept  Erbe Reports His Wife Chased Away Prowler

Mystery Plane Uses 26 Bombs In Congo Raids   Elisabethville Is Hit Four Times In Pre-Dawn Air Runs

Mother Tries  Suicide as Welfar  Funds Stopped Woman, Hue motes OF Three; Phones   S. A. Man Badly Beaten, Stomped  In Sunday Brawl

Inaugural Sidelights  Vacation in West Indies Being Planned by Nixons

NIXON TAKING OFF FRIDAY FOR WEST INDIES   Jackie, On the Curb £  Years Ago, Gets Mamie’s   Chair.

Travis Predicts Public's Backing  For New Proposal  ‘Empty Envelope’ Tactics Assailed Be g Ee, Fo Zee

Sales Tax Bill Means Victory for Republican:  Senate Leader   Senate Leader Mokes Prediction on ‘62 Election

Where To Find It   Caught Smoking, Girls, 13, Stab Eighth-Grader in Back

Pianes Drop Borate To Cool The Flames” Trapped F irefighters Saved By Helicopters And Planes

Helicopters To Rescue In Montana   Save Firemen In Western Forest

Berlin Will Not Be Surrendered, He Tells Nation   Draft Hike, Reservist Calls And Weapons Boost Planned   Civil Defense Made Part Of Preparedness Program

President Paints Grim Picture Of Situation Faced By Nation Today

JFK Warns Reds U.S. Will Fight To Retain Legal Rights in Berlin   Outlook Brightens in Alaerian Parley

President Will Implement Defense With Larger Draft, Recruit Program

U.S. Jurist Witness In Israel Trial   Cites Eichmann Had Major Role In Killing Jews

Group Met By Johnson, Willy Brandi   West Officials Deny Access To Berlin To Close

Johnson Says West to Meet Any Challenge  U.S. Troops Roll Into Berlir

Trip Across Red Territory Is Uneventfut   Johnson Declares West Ready To Meet Freedom Challenge

tresh Units Assured West Is Prepared   VP Says Allies Are Ready For Commies And Any Challenge

Latest Report Says East German Will Close Access Road From West Germany Soon.

Laos Truce Talks Delayed by Rains  Helicopters Unable To Fly to Scene

Cease-Fire Meeting Washed Out By Rain   Copters Forced Back From Laos Truce Parley

Lawmakers Busy  With Avaumante  TY ONE PRE QUITICTIED Senate Approved Ballot on Bingo

Mild Weather Next 2 Days   Storm Passing To South Brings Some Moisture

PARENTS, 2 CHILDREN ESCAPE  5 Sisters Burn To Death In Blazing Frame House

Keynotes UAW Convention Nation's Biggest Problem Is Automation - - Reuther

State Iron Range to Be Included  Pilot Food Stamp Plan Under Way

French Plane Crash Kills 69   Five Americans Are Among Dead When Airliner Falls in Sahara

CIA Complicity Charged; 159 Arrested  Assassination Of Raul Said.. Thwarted—.By Cuba

Halt Planned Trip To Europe  FBI Seizes Canton Man In Wooster Bank Holdup

500 Traffic atalities  Predicted   Holiday Flow Building Up Across Nation

FROST, ICE REPORTED IN THIS AREA © Chill Hits All-Time Low In Indiana Today

OPERATION GOES ON:  Nebraska Fields Corp. Files Under Bankruptcy   ... MAS 5 HOTELS IN SIAT

Communist-Supported ‘Neutralist’ Prince Gains Vote As Laos Premier

Life's End   MRS. ELSIE McMAHON DIES IN CALIFORNIA —WAS LONGTIME  PF Fe are &b Fes we ose

Life’s End   MRS. ELSIE McMAHON  DIES IN CALIFORNIA —WAS LONGTIME  FYYENDAT © prermrarmm

Barron Tax Boost Foes Beaten Off  Bills Up For Passage   Bills Up For Passage In Legislature Todav

Peel Goes on Tria For Killing Judge  Florida Case May Air Underworld Tieups

Chillingworth Murder Trial May Bring Airing Of Florida Underworld Affairs

Accorded Respect, Dignity Record Assembly of Stars Pay Respects  To Gary Cooper in Beverly Hills Rites

Eugolized as ‘Unparalled in Perfection of His Art’  Friends Pay Final Tribute to Cooper

Great Assembly Of Movie Stars, Many ‘Weeping, Pay Final Tribute To Cooper

‘Coop’s’ Family Says Goodbye   Cooper’s Last Rites Conducted  Many Notables Pay Tribute

« Spe Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   tae ro Warmer Weather Is  Recorded in Kansas

Pn ae ‘an. Business World TELEPHONE ‘COMPANY HERE EYES MERGER  WITH PHONE: CO. IN FAMED xe UVEGAG .

Business World  TELEPHONE COMPANY HERE EYES MERGER WITH PHONE CO.  IN FAMED LAS VEGAS

Tax Victories  To GOP Side   Restore Withholding-and Complete Forgiveness of ‘61 Levies to Bill

GOP Wins Vote For Restoration Of Withholding   Democrats Seek Several Changes In Sales Levy

$4 MILLION FUND ASKED * BY POWELI   Speaker Calls On. State ‘Te Build Institution At Harrisburg; Predicts ‘Kerner Approval.

MARKOS CASE NOT ‘DOOR OPENER’  No New Legal O. K. On Taped Evidence

Downtown Doings  THE” ‘APARTMENT’ AND ‘ELMER GANTRY’ — TWO ACADEMY AWARD MOVIES  Frrnar Tare wm 6 FS ART

59th lowa Legislature Underway   Loveless Talk, Erbe Inauguratior Ist Major Events

Vows To Act Early On Major Issues   GOP Solidly In Control In Both Houses

Open 59th Iowa Legislature   CoP Majorities Promise Early Action On Issues

Independence Day in U.S. Embassies Nothing Like Those of Good Old Days

There Are Holes in World's Spy Nets   ‘Rodeo Clown Shows His Bull-Dodging Skill   White Paper’ Blasts Russians

Missing Plane Apparently Shot Down Over Laos   State Department Haus No Information On Fate of Crew

/EIGHT AMERICANS ABOARD  Suspect Missing Plane Was Shot Down by Reds

Say Gunfire Downed C-47  C-47 Missing In Laos Shrouded be ‘My /stery

Assume _ U.S. C47 Shot Down   State Dept.  Has Information Aireraft Missing In Lans Is Down

Washin gton:  US Plane Downed Over Laos   Reds Backing Away From a  Military Fight

Plane Shot Dowr By Reds, Report   ‘Fair Assumption,’ Savs State Dept.

U.S. Says Plane Wac Chat Nown  Ul PUIVIYVVitili  Eight Americans Missing in Laos

US. Pilots Reported On Way to Laos  To Fly ’Copters: Not Waiting for Soviet Reply

Senators’ Report  Race Discrimination Here Bars Relations in Africa

Racial Discrimination BECIO! PISCHMINGH ON  Termed Major Barrier To African Relations

 Racial Discrimination Termed Major Barrier To African Relations

Sailors Board Blazing Liner in Salvage Try; Over 150 Listed Missing

U.N. Troops in Congo Alerted for Outbreak  Of Violence in Jungle

Leopoldville Fears New Violent Rioting  News Of Lumumba’s Death Sets Capital Of Congo And U.N. Officials Worrying

SURVIVOR SHRUGS OFF JET CRASH SURVIVOR SHRUGS OFF JET CRASH  It Wasn’t Too Bad

Chicago Area Plane Crash _ Prayers, Hysteria Follow News Of Smashun

Mavis Will Enters — Miss Albert Lea Contest Candidate List Growing

TwoCouplesSweptTo Death Over Niagara   Crippled Motorboat Swamped At Brink Of Falls: One Sucked Through Turbine

irageay on the Niagara  Helpless Crowds Watch as 2 Couples Die in Falls

Four in Boaf Swept Over Falls fo Death  Helpless Crowd Along Niagara _River Stunned

Demand Called ‘Unreasonable’  U.S. Asks Court Order To Bar GE Price-Fixing

Headed For Africa  Admiral Asks Release Of ‘Captives On Santa Maria

Try fo-Persuade Rebels To Free All Passengers From Portuquese Liner

AT BRAZILIAN PORT Rebels Asked To Release Captive Ship Passengers

Seized Ship Ignores Plea  Of U.S. Navy   Adm. Dennison Asked Passengers Be Put Ashore

Hijacked Liner Is Still Headed Toward Africa   Navy Request To Unload Passengers At Brazil Port Apparently Iqnored

Rebel Skipper Keeps Captives, Sails for Africa  Ignores Navy's Request to Land 620 Passengers

Liner’s ‘Pirates’ Ignore U.S. Navy Request To Free The Passengers. Continue Course To ward Africa

Hijacked Ship Sails Toward  African Coast   U.S. Navy Request Apparently Ignored by Skipper

Police ‘Across River’—~  21 Arrested in Big © New Kensington Raid

You'll Find It   Despite “Popular Demand’ -Castro Says ‘Only Few Invaders Will Be Shot   ‘We're Going Back, Cuban Invader Says

Fidel Says Executions of Captured Invaders to Be Onlv Two. Three

Chonges Mind—   =e eVRGree  Castro Will Resist ‘Popular Demand to Execute All Rebels

Fidel Castro Suddenly Abandons “No Mercy To Mercenaries” Policy   By FRANCIS L. MCCARTHY United Press International

Castro Changes His Mind, Will Spare Number of Rebels   Bearded Leader Changes Course on ‘no Mercy For  Marnonariea’s Manv Held

Castro Planning To Shoot Only 2 or 3 Rebels   Cuban Leader Says ‘Great Victory Would Be Belittled If All Executed.

Will Igonre “Popular Demand”  Castro Will Execute Two Or Three War Criminals

Cuban Leader Will Execute Two Or Three   Premier Talks With Captives After Review Of Invaders Ou TV

Says Bloodbath Would Belittle Great Victory   Intends To Kill Only Those Linkec To Batista Regime

The Cold War Today   ‘Pact In Making’  Plan New Barriers For Refugee Flows

Traced Through Sketch Suspect Admits Terror, Armed Robbery Spree

U.S. Clai Ld Claims Belgium Case Dist« yrted d  Red Charges in U.N. Assailed

“Total Distortion” Label Applied by U.S.  To Soviet Charges of Aggression in Congo

Pontiff's Message Contains Plea for Equitable Sharing of World's Wealth  Pope John Expresses Hope for Peace

Pope Pleads for Modern Progress — To Be Directed Toward Peace Goal

Inside...   Appeals for Goodness in Fourth Christmas Message  Pore Urges World Leaders Seek Peace and Brotherhood

IN CHRISTMAS MESSAGE Pope Appeals To Leaders Of World To Strive For Peace

Another Veticit... eae ee  wf aEe RES Eo Ragin enteto  Kennedy's New. Budget Exceegg: lke’s Proposals®.:

$2.1 Billion US. Red Ink Spending Due   Kennedy’s Budget Message Makes Tax Cut Dim Prospect

DEFICIT TO GROW  62 Budget To Have $1.8 Billion In ‘Red Ink’-Kennedy

President's Warning Draws Support From U.S. Allies   1962 Budget Will Run ‘1.8 Billion In The Red

JFK Sends ‘62 Budget To Congress   Defense Spending To + Increase Deficit Even More President Says

$1.8 Billion in Red Will Grow Larger   Defense Spending to Boost Outlay To $83.3 Billion. President Saves

$1. g Billion  Deficit Seen  by President      Says Defense Budget Upped Due to Low' Ike Estimate’

Almost $2 Billion In Red — President Gives Congress Record Peacetime Budget

JFK 62 Budget Asks Boost -of $2.3 Billion   About the Same Hike _Ike Had Envisioned At End of His Term

Excluding Added _Defense Outlays “Estimated Budget To Hit $81.4 Billion

‘Another Record Kennedy Forecasts  Big Deficit In 1962   Riact« Ike Rudeet

President Says National Budget Will Be In Red   Tells Congress Spending For Next Year Will Set Record For Peacetime

1962 Budget To Run In Red $1.8 Billion - -- Kennedy   Committee ‘Turns Down 3¢ Sales Tax

Congress Gets Bad News  $1.8 Billion Budget ‘Deficit in '62-JFK:

‘Onty way Out Father Kills Family,  Asks For Forgiveness   Engine Running

House Petition Due Today for Election Contest—Charges ‘Frivolous'—Welsh

Air Service Resumed As Strike Ends   Thousands Return To Six Airlines After Settlement

Pan American Restores Full Service  Cast To Commercial Airlines, Tourist Services $66 Million

6 Airlines Get Flights Back in Air   Kennedy Announces Strike Settlement Which Cost $66 Million

Normal Service Tomorrow  $70 Million Airline Strike Ended; Only One Holdout

Six airlines start recalling laid-off workers   Affects Other Lines

Wright isit  xahachie   woe Resume Operations er Worst Strike In History

Airlines Work To Get Service Back to Norma   Only One Carrier, PanAmerican, Able to Restore Full Oper.  ations.

Costly Strike Settled   ee ge Re Se  Airlines Speed to Restore Full Service

For Welfare Needs  _ Silver Bow County. Will Get $93,500 in State Aid 

[Evidence Against Eichmann Piles Up; Hearing May Go Well Into July

——Won’t End Until July Eichmann Trial Pace  Irks Judges Of Court

Eichmann Hearings May Not End Until _ Of mm  er Hopes To   Hausner Hopes To Complete His Stand By The End Of June

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press   ' Kennedy’s Back Better, But He’s Caught Virus

Kennedy Hit With Virus, Forced to Bed   President Stricken at Night, Continement. Cancels Schedule

President Plans to Hear Stevenson's Report Today Despite Virus Attack

Chief Executive Kept In Bed By Virus Infection   Taken III During Night; Doctor Called To Bedside At 1:30 A.M.

Work Schedule Resumed At White House   President Will Confer With Rusk, Stevenson In Light Schedule ; He’s ‘Feeling Fine’

PresidentKennedy Suffering From A Virus Infection Now   But Doctor Says it Isn't Serious

President Sick With Infection,  Cancels Talks   Appointments Including Conference With Premier Ikeda Are Called Off

YYUICK RECOVERT [5 CAPECIEU  Virus Puts President Into Bed Today

Kennedy Quickly  Routs Virus   Plans Series Of Friday Appointments

On Inside Pages   Appointments Cancelled . . . Virus Infection Stops President

Confined To Bed By His Doctor  _ Cancels All His : Appointments Today

President Stricken With Mild Virus; Fever Breaks After Reaching 101.6

PRESIDENT IS RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS   Expects To Keep Ap. pointments With Ikeda And Stevenson —__   WAS TAKEN SICK ©  EARLY THURSDAY

He Is Forced To Cancel His Appointments   Seek To Determine Effect Of Illness On Back Ailment

President Hit by Attack of ‘Mild Virus   Antibiotics Given; Ailment Due to End in Day or Two

Kennedy Gets Slight Virus, Cancels Day’s Appointments   Salinger Claims Infection Is Minor; Doctors Check Back Condition

Temperature Shoots Up, Hits 101.6   President Forced To Cancel All Appointments

Virus Puts President  In Sickbed   Temperature Hits 101.6 Degrees; Appointments All Cancelled for Today

Kennedy: Improving After Virus' Attack   SUI--Ist State University: To Open Doors to Coeds

Kennedy Ill with Mild Virus Infection   Doctor Called To His Bedside During Night

Kennedy Suffers Virus Infection Temperature Back To Normal Today;  Early Recovery Seen

Temper ature Hits 101.6, Then Drops   Doctors Predict Quick Recovery

PROBABLY MILD VIRUS; FEVER FALLS   Dr. Janet And Assistant Called In, Orthopedie Specialist Consulted? Temperature Down After Shots.

President’s Temperature Returns To Normal After Hitting 101.6 Degrees Early Today.   REPORTERS FINALLY INTERVIEW DOCTOR

Temperature Returns to Normal  President Kennedy Stricken With ‘Mild’ Virus Infection

Cancels List Of Callers For Today   Temperature Had Gone To 101.6 But Receded To 99.2

Kennedy III With Mild Virus   Called ‘New Chapter’ .U. S. Tightens  Japanese Ties

‘Temperature At 101 Degrees Then Recedes  Dr. Travell Says Attock Should Run Course in 2 Days

Virus Hits President, Fever High  All Appointments Cancelled Today, -a4 is 3) = 2  y » eee 4 

A Virus Infection Forces President From Work Toda  Becomes III During Night; Temperature

Cancels Schedule For Day   Doctors Believe He Can Resume Duties an Friday

Remote Possibility It Connected to Bad Back   New York Specialist Called In For Consultation; Will Determine 1f Infection Has Any Effect on Strain

Mild Infection, Says Dr. Travell   Farmer Kills Wife And Himself

Up And Arounc Atter 24-Hour Virus Attack   Discards Crutches; Japanese Premier Bids Farewell

VOTHING SERIOUS, DOCTOR INDICATES  Mild Virus Attack Wipes Out Kennedy’s Slate Today

No Connection Wi th Back Ailment - Virus Hits JFK: Fever Now Gone

Kuns  emperature     JFK Stricken With Virus Condition Is Improved

Virus Attack Not Serious, Doctor Says   Temperature Back To Normal; Makes Appointments Today

Attack Of Fever, Sore Throat Termed ‘Mild’  Virus Infection Hits President

Sore Throat, Fever Fell  President   Appointments  Made For Today, JEK Aide Says

He's > Feeling Fine’  JFK ‘Practically Recovered’ from Virus Infection

JFK Is Much Better After Virus Attack   Makes Appointments For Today After Day In Bed With Fever

President Has Virus Infection   Thursday Schedule Cancelled, Fever Goes Over 101

Kennedy Has Case Of Virus, But It’s Mild   President Has 101.6 Degrees Of Temperature

Kennedy Stricken By Virus Infection   Remains in Bed, but Temperature Returns to Normal and Ailment Should Run Course in Two Days; Personal Physician Called During Night

Doctors Say Virus Cause Of Ines   President Expected To Be Up, Around In 2 or 3 Days

101.6. Fever Results In Yhree - Doctor Conference  “By MERRIMAN. SMITH UP1 White House Reporter

QYUICK RECOVERY IS EXPECTED  Virus Puts President Into Bed Today

President Sidelined With Virus   Dr. Travell: “Ailment Should Run Course Within 2 Days.”

Cancels Schedule For Dav   JFK Comes Down With 101.6 Degrees, Specialist Called  In From New York

Kennedy Practically Recovered.   Temperature Normal, General Condition _ Found to Be Improved

‘Mild Virus’ Puts Kennedy In Bed Today   Illness Forces JFK To Cancel Meeting With Japanese Head: Antibiotics Used

101.6 Degrees   _All Appointments For Day Cancelled— NLY. Specialist Called

House Battling Over Tests for Drunken Drivin   Legislature Hacking Away at Bills With Only One Day Left

Another Russ Scientist in Asylum Plea   ‘Electronics Expert on Tour Defects, May Be in Li. S.

Another Soviet Scientist Detects, Austrians Report: Believed in U.S.

Urge Farm Units Form Solid Front   Kennedy, Freeman Bic Leaders “Cut Need Of Intervention.”

Abduction Related by Patrolman   Wilke Tells Probers He Was Held Captive By Three Men.

-REBELS HOLD INITIATIVE— U.S. At Disadvantage Against Reds In Laos

=Reds Gaining Ground, Promise to Continue  ‘U.S. Position in Laos Weak Despite Costly Aid Progran

Ohio Recovering Slowly From Saturday Blizzard; No Fatalities In Traffic

Latest Winter's Onslaught Blasts Ohio: Driy ing W ind  Accompanies Rain, in 8 snow

Pearl Harbor Speaker Warns Surprise Attack Again Possible   Expect No More Probes Of Pearl Harbor Attack

‘Battleship  Row’ Scene  Of Memorial   Lesson We Learned At Pearl Harbor

You'll Find..   Admiral Sides Warns  Sneak Attack Could Still Be Possible

Surprise Still Possible Warning Is Included In Pear! Harbor Memorial

Pearl Harbor Lessons Cited At Ceremonies  Admiral Declares  ‘Surprise’ ponger A ee D rene ey ee

Surprise Attack Still Possible, Says Admiral On Anniversary of Greatest Sneak Hit

Fleet Admiral Warns On Pearl Harbor 20th Anniversary Surprise Nuclear Attack Is Possible

Memorial Rite Is Observed at Pearl Harbor   Flowers Are Cast on Waters; Admiral Voices Warning

‘BATTLESHIP ROW’ SITE OF MEMORIAL ACTIVITIES  Surprise Nuclear Attack Danger Aired at Pearl Harbor Ceremony

SURPRISE ATTACK STILL POSSIBLE—  Pearl Harbor Ceremonies  Mark 20th Anniversary   Pentagon Considers Pearl Harbor Blame to Be Closed Issue

Sneak Hit Possible.  U.S. Told   Warning Given At Pearl Harbor  Anniversary Rites

Hawaii Recalls Attack   Surprise Still Possible Commander Asserts On 20th Anniversary

Pearl Harber Audience Told — Suprise Nuclear Attack Possible, Says Commander of Pacific Fleet

Surprise Attack Always Possible, ‘Admiral Declares At Pearl Harhor

Sunk Battleship Still Member of Fleet Ceremony at Pearl Harbor Marks Anniversary of Attack

Pacific Fleet Cmdr. declares Foolish to think another Pearl Harbor is Wipessible

Memorial Service Af Pearl Harbor  Sneak Nuclear Attack Possible, Pacific Fleet Commander Warns

—ncneamensaneata CCl Ol AL AAA AAA A  Rites in Hawaii Recall Pearl Harbor; New Surprise Attack Still Possibie

On the inside   Nation nofes 20th anniversary of Pearl Harbor nl OO  Another surprise attack “always nossible”

Pearl Harbor Ceremony Cites Today’s Preparedness essesenaeieiaeinen eiemmemadetieahibaleeiaataiania diated dammemennaeeeadeneaadetiianeinhned nem iain ae ecaaenseneden tec netees see iaeingedeeneeeemaenanmmenenamtmmeeemmemameraaniemnedmanaemmmenammmaaninatimeeénietmmamnademadaaen  Japanese Attack Remembered

\At Pearl Harbor Ceremony .  Surprise Nuclear Attach Possible. Admiral Sav:

Rites In Hawaii Recall Pearl Harbor; New Surprise Attack Still Possible

—Ceremonies Mark 20th Anniversary—  Missile Age Could Create Another ‘Pearl Harbor’   other Pearl Har minder Story on Page 2.

INDEX   Possibility of Surprise Attack Aired at Pearl Harbor Rites:

_ Admiral Says at Pearl Harbor . Foolhardy to Rule Out Chance Of Surprise Raid in Atom Ade

Surprise Nuclear Attack Possible  k ow kk ok ¥* -* ¥ » * 4£ % ¥ ¥ x 4 ¥  U.S. Commander Airs Warnine At Pearl Warbor

A Stained Page in the Book of Time, Pearl Harbor—Sunday Morning, Dec. 7, ’41

Nuclear Surprise Attack Possible, Admiral Says At Pearl Harbor Rites

‘Surprise Nuclear Attack Possible, Commander Of Pacific Fleet Warns

‘BLACK SUNDAY’ ANNIVERSARY— Pearl Harbor Speaker Says “Sneak. Attack Still Possible

Pearl Harbor Is Recalled Today In Ceremonies   Sneak Attack Still Possible, Admiral Says At Site

At Feari Harbor hiles  Admiral Warns Surprise Attack Still Possibility

lowa Yule Whitest In History   December's 23 Inches Set New Record in State

Five American Soldiers Involved In Beating Of Soviet Military Chief

American Soldiers Are Involved With Russians In West German Brawl

Link Five U.S. Soldiers In Frankfurt   Reports Claim Lt. Colonel Pulled From Car, Punchec

Claim U.S. Soldiers Hit Red Colonel   Soviets Make Claim Saying Officer Injured By 5 Men

Senate Passes  Tax Evasion Bill  Measure Introduced By Spurgeon Permits ~ Tax Form Comparisor

Tax Return Cross Check Is Approved   Senate Passes ‘Dodger’ Bill On To House

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion  F eaturee}

Civil Defense Showdown Sei   Pentagon Seen Apparent Winner Of Responsibility for Program

East Rt. 40 Restaurant Razed by $75,000 Blaze   BODY FOUND IN SLUM HOME  Sex Slayer of Child Hunted

Body Found In Slum Room In Manhattan   Reveal Googie Killed On Day Of Kidnap

Clue Found In Slaying Of N.Y.C. Tol   Fingerprints Give Away Identity Of Twisted Degenerate

Drunken Pervert Sought In Rape And Murder Of 4-Year-Old New York Tot

Vast Search Started For Child Killer   Battered Body Of , Girl, 4, Found In N. ¥. Rented Room

Project Plans  JAMES BOWERS HEADS COUNTY SUI ALUMNI — ‘TELEFUND’ DRIVE

West Hopes Raised As Reds Silent  Katanga Chief Defiant, Moves To Oppose UN

Hammarskjold Requests Additional UN Soldiers  For New Peace Program

Additional UN. Troops Called For   Hammarskjold Asks Force To Implement Council Peace Plan

China, North Viet Nam Told Not to Intervene Or U.S. Will Retaliate

Not to Aid Laos Rebels With Arms      Reminder That US Required by Treaty To Halt Aggression

US. In Warning To Reds About Laos Situation  Message Carries a ee es ht mm   Message Carries Notice Of Our Pledge To Defend

U.S. Sharply Warns Against Armed Intervention in Support of Laos Communists

US. Treaty Obligations Emphasized   President Given Facts.on Size of Invading Force

lke Bars Commies ‘Aggression   Red Troops from North Viet Nam ‘Much More Than Handful.’

Warning Broad Enough To Take In Soviet Union   Precise Information Complied in Relation To SEATO Obligations

Sharp Warning Issued By U.S.   Red China, North Viet Nam Remindec U.S. ls Committed To Meet Danger

Blunt Words: Follow News Of Invasion   See Related Story Page 14C

U.S. Warns Reds  In Laos Situation   Says Treaty Commits U.S. To Aid Laos

Rillhoard Rill Cleare   Britain Asks Cease-Fire In Laos Thursday

Britain Acts to Join ECM   Macmillan Promises To Protect Trade In Cammonwealth

Britain Seeks Market Status   Membership Move Triggers Vast Economic Reshuffling

Six Other Countries  Urged to Follow Lead  Merger Would Create Unit With 300 Million People

Mac Tells Formal Bid To Join Up   Action Spells Shakeup Of Rival Group’s Relationships.

World Trade Reshuffle Looms—  Britain to Seek Entry In Common Market

Britain to Seek Membership in Common Marke   Indicates Worldwide Reshuffling of the Economic Relations

England Seeks Membership In Europe Market   Mac Reveals Plan To Seek Spot, But Protect Partners

Battle Continues In Games Of War  ‘Furious Pace Noted   Furious Pace Noted By Troops Pretending War In Two Carolinas

Probers of A-Blast Safe In Area Only 2 Minutes at a Time  Tightrope :

Red Leaders Take Milder Tone on Crisis  Showdown Betweer   Showdown Between East and West Could be Delayed

Reds Shift To Soft Sell On Early Treaty   Tone Down Talk Of Settlement With East Germany

Reds’ Softer Tacties Raise Berlin Hopes  Mr. K, Mikoyan, Ulbricht Statement On Treaty Cited

Communist leaders’ soft sell approach boosts opes for easing strife

Communists Soft-Pedal Treaty Talk ~ Boost Hopes For   Easing of Tension  In Berlin Cricic

E. Germany's Rec Leaders Switch Tactics on Berlin  Hopes Are Boosted

Crews With Eye Gn Weather Refueling Space Rocket for Launch Try Friday

Crews Service ‘Liberty Bell’ For Launching  - Flight Set For 7 a.m. Friday

Ballot Role By Walker Is Charged   McNamara: General ir Effort To Influence Soldiers’ Voting.

Walker Tried To Influence  Election, McNamara Says   Pewee rTrmn*   HATCH ACT

Censorship of Officer Denied   McNamara Explains Walker Reprimand to Committee

FULL RECORD TO BE OPEN “TO PUBLIC   McNamara Hints Further Action Being Studied

Kennedy Gets Aid and Space Issue R teports   Appointments Made During Busy Round Of Parleys, Flights

Names Fowler Busy Kennedy. Hears Reports   Cubans Weary Of ‘War Games’

—PRESIDENT-ELECT HAS CROWDED DAY—  Report Urges JFK To Expand Social Security

New Problem of Space, Public Welfare Topics  For Special Committee

Kennedy, in Crammed Schedule, Gets ‘Reports on Welfare, Space Problems

Expansion Of Programs Is Proposed  Medical Care For Aged Linked With Social Security

Larger Scope Of Pledge Due To Dean Rusk  Red Total Diplomacy  Mm. bAa_acrt.Js pP..   Red Total Diplomacy To Be Matched By Same Thing In West

Allies Firm In Promise  Of Defense   Pledge Stand Against Menace Of Commie Bloc

Allies Pledge World-Wide Red Defense   NATO Will Widen Activities Beyond Its Defined Region

But See. Rusk UnableTolInstall Life-and-Death Sense of Danger At Conference

Global Solidarity  Pledged by Allies   NATO Defense View Expanded to Curb World Soviet Assault

NATO Allies To Stand Firm In West Berlin   Pledge Defense of Vital Areas Around Globe Against Reds

Plan NATO Defenses to. Circle Globe  Against Red Threat In Berlin and Other

Sorrell acted only as friend  Na amninauman?   No employment involved states two affadavits

Nine Denver Police Jailed   Probe of Crime in Department Stepped Up by Chief

Nine Patrolmen Held in Probe Of Denver Crime  Investigation Set Off  When Safe Falls From Officers Car

‘Police Burglars Jailed in Denver  Nine Officers Held _ In Crime Checkup

Police jailed in burglaries   Investigation of crime within Denver dep‘

CROWD ESTIMATES REFUTED  E. Germany Anniversary Celebration Seen Listless

Mikoyan Says Soviets Ready To Guarantee A Free West Berlin      Thousands Of Listless Persons Gather Jn East Berlin For Speech

mHiGH SCHOOL     FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD«=   Listless Reds Rally  ~ Soviets Soften Berlin Stand

East Rally Crowd Lacks Enthusiasm   Observers Say Commie Rites Are Very Tame

Reds Playing  Down Quick  German Treaty E. Berliners Mark  12th Anniversary, One Says ‘No War’

Crowd Lacks Enthusiasm  \E German Communists Stage Menster Rallv in Celebration

Listless East German Crowd Hears ‘Berlin Talks by Mikoyan and Ulbricht

Anniversary Is 12th Observed By E. Germans   Thousands Gather Listlessly to Hear Patriotic Speeches

East German Red Anniversary Celebration Brings Out Thousands of Listless People

E. German Reds Mark 12th Year   Crowd of Thousands Noted for Lack Of Cheering.

Mikoyan at Red Rally— — Ready to Offer Berlin Free City’ Guarantees

Heavy Snow Piling Up In Midwest  Storm Sweeping Out Of Rockies, Heads East

HEAVY SNOW SWIRLS ACROSS THE PLAINS  ca cc ee Pea as oe Os 3k ok a en os ks

Snow Swirls Into Wisconsin  Wiaeniame Dactad ac Ene Saith Ac   Warnings Posted as Far South As Ponca City, Okla.; Roads Slick

Demands GOP Tax Bill Switch To Better Ways  Sees Republicans Playing Political

Nelson ‘Might’ Propose New Tax Approach  Suggests GOP Abandon Claims tau Calan Tair

Senate Approves 2-Cent Hike In Gasoline Levy   But Demos Defeated In Bid to Pass $106 Million General Fund Package.

Two-cent Gas Tax Passed    State Senate Refuses to Okay Other Parts of Revenue Packaae

OFFENSIVE TO NEGROES Chicago Minstrel Show in Blackface Called Off

State Senate Marking Time On Trailer Act   Politically Touchy Measure Is Passed Over Until Next Week

BUT THINKS SOVIET AIM IS PEACE   Red China Also Draws Slap Fror Indian Premier

U THANT IS  REGRETFUL ‘OF CRIME   Punishment For Those To Blame Ordered By UN

United Nations:  Denounces :     Slayings of 13 in Congo  'U Thant Labels _ Death of Airmen As. “Savagery”

‘Stunned by Murder of 13 U.N. Airmen   U Thant Demands Killers of Italians in Congo Get Punishment They Deserve

VICTIMS IN AMBUSH   U Thant Orders Punishment for Vicious Slayers

U Thant Describes Killing of 13 Italian Men as ‘Savagery’  Airmen Ambushed and Brutally Mairedarard bus Came ldonnee Pom

Syria Granted Recognition By Soviet Bloc   Kuzbari Regime Facing Internal Communist Problem

3 Red Nations Setting Up Ties With Syrians  Soviet Union First Major Power to Extend Recognition

House Moves Sales Tax On To Senators   BY STATE SENATE Ragged Tax Bill To Get Manicure      SENATE WORK

2PerCent Package Is [ Given 1 Okay  HH ia ret ae   Plan Carries Some Of Daniel’s Ideas

2 Per Cent Sales Bill Wins, 71-58   Measure Short Of State Need By $22 Millian

LADY UNIMPRESSED  Space Monkey Bakers Borec ByFeatofChimpChampHar

Prosecution Charges That He Considered Nazi Leader to Be Too Soft.

Nelson Vetoe: Simpler Tax Return Bill  Attorney General Ruled Measure ~ Unconstitutional

Miriani Loses In Detroit Race To J. Cavanagh   Political Newcomer Winé in First Bid

‘Someone Must Have Been Careless,’ Says Boy After Crash Kills. Parents, 5 Sisters and Brothers

Crash Wipes Out Family — Boy, Who Stayed With  Grandmother, Survives

Seven In Family Killed— Boy Asks ‘Why Can't People Drive Better?”

7 In Family Dead  ‘Somebody's’ Mistake Kills Boy’s Family   Talkinaton didn’t aet the iob he

“Why Can‘t People Be More Careful?”  Roger, II, Loses Family InCrash Of Car, Truck

ROGER LEWIS AND GRANDMOTHER  Boy Asks: Why Can't People Drive Better?

Family Killed In Crash; Boy Asks: ‘Why Can’‘t People Drive Better?

Boy Ponders on  Careless Drivers  Rest of Family Wiped Out In Auto-Truck Collision

Seven Rescued From High Seas After Accident  2 N.C. Men Aboard Plane Has Trouble,

et-to-Gethers  THRONG OF 2,000 — ATTENDS BARBECUE AT HINTON — SATURDAY  Name Le Mars Man — President Of County — Wistorical Society

Get-to-Gethers  THRONG OF 2,00 — ATTENDS BARBECUE AT HINTON — SATURDAY  Name Le. Mats -Man — _ President.Of founty — Historical oh

Milk Price Fix Bill Is Killed After Passaae   Michigan Housewive: Save Million, Claim

FBI Quiet On Probe Of Blasts   Crews Work To Restore Service  At Relay Posts

(Officials Continue Investigation In Dynamiting Of Relay Stations

PB Remains Mum On Investigation Of Sabotage Of U. S. Communications

Four Day Work Week:  July Final Adjournment Is Mapped By General Court

Flock Of Charges Filed Against Convict, Wife; Woman Hostage Killed

Hostage Kiled in Flight Escapee, Gun-Toting Wife  Face Murder, Kidnap Counts

Escaped Convict, Guntoting Wife Held After Hostage Killed in Car Wreck

Bureau Of Mines Begins Investigation  In Mine Explosion Which Killed 22

Mine Disaster Is Investigated  U.S. Bureau Closes Mine tn Indiana

CLOSE DOWN COAL MINE IN WHICH 22 DIED   U.S. Bureau Seeks Cause o Blast; Men Report Gas  Trouble.

Probe Starts In 22-Death Mine Blast   fidiana Tragedy Caused By Gas  Sceping Inte Pit

Assembly Gets Proposal to End Tax (On Household Goods Via Amendment

Three Bandits Get $10,000 in Holdup of Bank at Farley   Customers and Employees Herded Into Directors Room by Armed Men.

PROPOSED DRUG PATENT LAWS DISCUSSED   Terrorists Kill Eight More

Ike Suggests Law For an Earlier — Inauguration Date   Ike Warns Nation Of Long Struggle With Communism

Eisenhower Proposes     Says New. President Should Take“ Office Seener After Flectia

Ike Asks End To Inaugural ‘Lag’   President Should Take Office Sooner

Eisenhower Holds Final Press Meet   Asserts Kennedy’s Greatest Problem Js Khrush Attitude

' Parewell Press Conference Reveals Deanesal tor Shortening Tranertion

Ike, in His Final Press Conference, Advocates Earlier Inaugural Date

Proposes Change In System   President Gives Ideas at Final  Press Conference

They Don’t Say Much, But..  Our Secret Agents Are Pretty Slinnery

Control Shifts in 17 Cities How State Voted In Mayoral Races   Losses in Gotham, Jersey Threaten To Leave GOP Groggy for 62 and °64

GM Strike May End This Week  Union Action V¥F*._ 2. vert 7   Union Action Hints It Expects Peace Soon

Reorganization Plan Vetoed By Senate  Nlaw Paware Ta SEC Ta Dalanate Vatad   New Powers To SEC To Delegate Voted Down: Stock Exchange Also Opposed

Daniel Says He Will Not Sign Tax Bill   No Time Left To Fight Over Issues, Governor Declares

Ouick Work Predicted on Salary Hike  Daniel Won't  Sien Tax Bill

Gov. Daniel Calls Back Legislature   Second Special Session to Eye   RELATED STORIES ARE ON PAGE 7-A

American Parley Alert for Cuban Wrecking Crew   Major Participants Determined to Beat Back Castro’s Drive

OAS Opens  Conference   Delegates Ready to Block Cuba’s Torpedo Attempts

U.S. FORMING ANTL-CASTRO BLOC IN OAS   Guevara Arrives To Torpedo Plan For Massive Aid

Many Old Systems Inadequate; Industrialization Creates New Problems—  60 lowa Towns Have Sewers But No Facilities to Treat Raw Sewage

Anthropologist sosn fo Make Decision Cn Bodies Found On Saipan Islend

 Bone Fragments and Teeth Found on ‘Saipan Flown to U.S. for Examination   Gov. Rockefeller Plans To Start Home Sunday

‘Amelia Earhart: Are Remains Hers?   Bones, Teeth Put in Safe   search into seventh Vay as Mope starts to Wane  Ship Finds ‘Gas Tank’ Off Coast As Tieup With Rocky Son Sought

Inside...   Found in Shallow Grave on Saipan  ‘Bones and Teeth May Tell Amelia Earhart Fate

EN ROUTE TO U.S. FOR STUDY Remains Found On Saipan  Held Earhart Mystery Clues

Investigation Of Earhart ‘Clue’ Planned   Remains from Saipar Grave Being Flown To San Francisco

Remains locked in safe  Amelia Earhart mystery may be solved by teeth

‘Taken From Shallow Grave  n Saipan; To Be Examined By U. Of CG. Scientist

Relics From a Grave Discovered on Saipan A Possible Clue to Amelia Earhart’s Fate

Professor to Study Remains Found in Pacific MB Sli int ate ie Bint Me lbniind ‘at  Bones, Teeth May Be Those of Aviatriy

BIG D'S CALMNESS CONTRASTS WITH TURMOIL IN OTHER CITIES   BIG D’S CALMNESS CONTRASTS WITH TURMOIL IN OTHER CITIES  Dallas Proceeds Sanely Toward Fall Integration

Nixon Stresses Full-Term Intent   Former Vice President Works Hard to Scotch Presidential Draft Talk

Nixon Ready to Start Campaigr  Won't Accept Draft in ‘64 He Claime

U.N. Tables Congo Matter; Sets Election  Rejects Demand  For Veto Rights

Crash Kills Four of a Trenton Family   Others Injured in Acciden: South of New Cambria.

In the News  OVER 2,000 PERSONS ATTEND GEHLEN’S — ‘SHOWBOAT’‘’ OPERETTA

Galvao Persists At Revolution  Thrice Convicted, He Tries Aaqain

CS SO ES ES a eT Ce eS eee a eT  Germ-Proof Wife Spoils  Marriage

 Sees New Economic Boom  ~ Khrushchev Plugs Horse Meat. Hybrid Com

Khrushchev Urges Use of Horse Meat And U.S. Hybrid Corn to Ease Shortage

ADVOCATES HORSE MEAT Khrushchev Tells Russians They've Got To Save Food   NOURISHING AND CHEAP

Soviet Boss Cites Horse Meat Tasty   Premier Predicts Boom In Economy, ‘On Heels Of U.S.’

Red Diet: Horses, U.S. Corn   Khrushchev Urges Equine Steaks To Ease Food Pinch

Kennedy Weakened by Virus   Nikita Recommend: Horse Meat to Narrow Food Gap

Khrushchev Sees U.S. Corn to Aid ‘n Food Shortage   Urges Russians Eat Horse Meat, Says It’s Tasty

Horse meat for Soviets   Premier calls for use of U.S. type hybrid corn

Russians Urged: Eat Horse Meat To Ease Shortage  U.S. Type Hybrid Corn Eyed To Un Lacveine Production

Likes It Himself Plugs U.S. Corn Nikita Calls for Russians to Lat Horse Meat, Ease Food Shortages

Piece Horrible Story Together: arnival Couple Discards  Bodies Of Five Children

Tragedy Untolds Carnival Couple Discards Bodies of Five Children

CARNIVAL COUPLE CHARGED WITH MURDER  Bodies of 5 Children Discarded in 3 States

You'll Find It      Bodies Of Five Children Discarded By Carnival Couple

Carnival Worker Confesses to Dumping Bodies of Children in Crude Graves Along Tri

Carnival Couple Discards Bodies EE cards Bodies  Police Piece Together Fate Of Five Children

Couple Discards Tots’ Bodies  bf * x * * * * * * * * * * * *  Gvpsv Journey Ends In Wuneer. Horror And Death

Carnival Couple Discard The Bodies Of Their Five Children, Man, Wife Charged With Murder

Couple Discards Bodies f Their Five. Starved Children in Three Statac.

Police Arvest Carnival Cousle After ‘hair 5 Chtiedves Bie of Malautritio:

SUNDAYS SAN ANTONIO TEMPERATURES   Russian Trawler Shadows Proteus

City Races: Shaping “Up For: Dubach   Matshal ‘Post,’ Alderman Spots Being Contested

City.:RacesShaping Up For Dubach   Marshal Post, Alderman Spats Beina Contested

Arrest Pair In Recent Check Cases   Originally: Held As Tipsy Driver

Sees Little Significance—  South Takes Court  Decision In Stride

Court Decision ls Called A New Day For Negroes   But Southerners See Little Significance In Sit-In Decision

INLY LIGHT RAIN IS PREDICTED  First 61 Heat Wave Appears to Be on Way

Foreign Aid Bill To Front   Fulbright Calls For ‘Major Votes On “Proaram Thursday

Now That Summit Meeting Is Set   IMOW fila OUT PiiiiealeA 1a Vol  Russia Tones Down Anti-U. S. Propaganda

‘HERALD INDEX   TRussia’s Attitude on Summit: Don’t Rock the Boat’

They Hope Nothing Happens to Spoif Soviet Citizens Looking Hopetully To Kennedy, Khrushchev Meeting

Mr. K And IFK   On Summit Meeting  ‘Don’t Rock Boat, Is Soviet Attitude

Won't Meet Deficit.Claim   Future Money Problems Left Unsolved, Says Nelson

Police Dog, Gas Used To Curb Group   Negro Students In Mississippi Town Kept From Parade

- Congress Quiz Proposed Navy Captain in Dispute With ‘Admirals Over Inflated Plane

Over Plane Design...  Rep. Flood Would Halt Shift Of Navy Cant. Cooper Bright

Would Study Dispute — Congressman Asks Navy Delay Captain’s Transfer

Congress Takes Hand in Navy Feud over Inflatable Vertical Takeoff Plane

House Ends Stalling Bid; Senate OK’s Farm Labor ‘Right-to-Work’ Measure

Vikings, ‘Jackets lose Saints win  See Snorte   German Coalition approved

Capitol Sit-ins Failed in Drive  Rights Proposals Killed by Solons

FOSIER PARENTS IN CUSTODY  Child Tied With Wire Strangulation Victim

Submits Record  Request   Andersen Seeks New Excise Tax on Cars, Phones

Rusk Leaves To Attend NATO Parley   Secretary Of State’ To Urge Members To Build - Up Forees

Five Are Killed in Action Aimed At Government  Demonstrations Not Believed Against os ae TT “4

Police Fight Wild Rioters In Bolivia   Two Are Killed, Four Wounded As Students Protest

Kennedy Clamps Secrecy Lid on Cuban Role   President Says He Can Add Nothing Usefully at This Time

Kennedy Holds Back Statement Regarding Cuba   Thinks It Unwise To Reveal Role At This Time  pm.. CTOCI\AI ADT LIMaict ww

Cites Fight With Reds Over World   Extends Hope Fo: Cease-Fire In Laos Crisis

Kennedy Mum On Role in  Cuban Crisis   Tells Reporters ‘Facts Will Come Out in Due Time’

Defense Department Sefs Blackout On Missile Tests   JEK Won't Reveal Role In Cuba

Says Details To Be Revealed In Due Time   President Stands on Statement That U.S. Patience Is ‘Not Inexhaustible.”

President Is Mum On U.S Part In Cuba   Promises To Reveal Extent Of His Role At Proper Time

Security Lid On Cuba Role   President Says Facts in Crisis To Come Out Soor

President Stands On His Tough Statement   Related Artele, Page 2   Caught Rebel Chief's  Son. Castro Claims

Will Reveal Other Facts In Due Time   Newsmen Complain Administration Is Withholding Story

Stands On  Tough  Statement To ASNE; Says National Interest Prevents More Talk Now  pene nen snneeneets vanessa ete ssrrcoaeeeasasaat nett isaac aaa a ama ee aCe eee eae  Kennedy ‘Clams Up’ On Cuba Plans      JFK Urged To Step Up Heart, Cancer Drives

Says U.S. Will Act Alone If Necessary To Stop Reds In West Hemisphere

: They Don't Want To Swap Herefords for Buffalo, Secretary Told—  Angry Kansans ‘Battle’ Udall On Park

Herefords or Buffalo taae Flint Hills Ranchers Want Cattle to Roam the Prairie

France Call For Troops Withdrawal   Proposal For Peace In Laos Praised By U.S.. Plan Later

France Offers 3-Point Plan  On Laos Peace   Removal of Foreign Troops Is Proposed At Geneva Conclave

French Offer Three-Stage Laotian Plan   Return To Military Setup As Provided In 1954 Pact Urged

France Proposes Laos Plan  Calls for Withdrawe Of Foreign Troops In Three- -Way Plan  Ye

 Three-Stage Plan Offered Withdrawal of All Troops  ‘Except French Urged in Lao:

Laos Peace Offer Made By France   Foreign Troops Would Get Out Of Tense Country

Town Considers Flora Macdonald Plant  Mass Meeting Will Consider Future Of College Buildings

Town Considers Flora Macdonald Plant eens iora Wlacdonald Plant  Mass Meeting Will Consider Future Of Colleve Buildings

GOP CAMP .   )3-Year-Old Declined Any Treatment —   Divorcee Handled Snake First Time Sunday At Jolo

Hospitalize 40; Animals Killed By Chlorine.   Poison Spews Out of Derailed Railway Car

Top Court Rules On UnionDues   Funds Can‘t Be Spent For Politics Against Will Of Members

Union Dues Ruling Ends  Court Term   Workers’ Wishes Rule In Political Use Of Money

Dues Used Against Will... Court Says Union Members Can Deny Political Support

Trouble Forecast In U.S.-Red Talks   You'll Find It   if Members Upjeci--Supreme Court Says Unions Cant Use Dues For Politics

Union ‘Members Can Curb 'Use of Dues for Politics —   Rival Congo Regimes Call Parliament, June 25

Can’t Be Used for Politics Opposed by Worker —  Court Ruling Restricts Spending of Union Dues Money

Diversion To Political Causes Hit   Workers’ Objections In Union Shop Situation Upheld

Court Rules On Dues Mone For Politics   Justices Bar Use of Illegally Obtained Evidence In Courts

COURT RULES ON SEVERAL KEY MATTERS   Dues Diversion Into Politics Is Ruled Unlawful

OPINIONS ON IN IT CASES Supreme Court Bars Use Of Unior Dues Against Members’ Wishes

Supreme Cour' Decision Hits Union Politics   Dues Money Cannot Be Spent for Purpose Against Payer’s Will

SUPREME COURT ENDS BUSINESS   Major Decision Is Given On Union Dues Used for Political Purposes

~COURT CONCLUDES CURRENT TERM— Political S pending By Unions Is Limited

Believe 5 Dead In Explosion of let Bomber   Missourian Among Missing Affer B52 Blows Up Over Utah

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Two Americans Held for Smuggling Woman

Two Americans Held by Reds  East Germans Say They Tried to  Bed wd en GAs cee ee Doom

Reds Holding Pair For  Smugeling   Woman Is Found In Trunk of Car Driven By Tourist

Briton And Dutchman Also Seized Commies Say 2 Yankee Boys Hid Escaping Girl In Trunk

Reds Hold 2 U.S. Youths  . 6 A hs 9 For Berlin Smugeling   Mass. Girl Dazzles Guards  So Grandma Escapes East Zone

2 Americans Held by Reds   Trying to Smuggle E. German Across Line Charged

American Youths Face Red Charge   Accused of Trying To Smuagle Woman

U. S. Youths Held By Reds In ‘Kidnaping   Accused Of Trying To Smuggle East German Into West

‘Reds Charge 2 U. S. Youths With Trying To Smuagle E. German Woman Into West

Heavy Rains Forecast  Kastern Part of State Keeps Hurricane Watel

“-Renov: ated Albany Mansion Has C olor. Touch of Early American

marriet Miller Says Legislature Forced Raise In College Student Fees

Life’s End   THIRD ORANGE CITy RESIDENT IS DEAD IN MISSOURI CRASH  Triple Funeral Rites Held This. Afterngon

Life’s End   THIRD ORANGE CITY  RESIDENT IS DEAD  IN MISSOURI CRASH Triple Funeral Rites

Official Census Figures Given For Oklahoma   Cities Reshuffled; Miami Ranks 21st

Newburgh’s Welfare Crackdown Aimed At ‘Moral Chiselers,’ Says Mitchell In Q and A Session

Solon Says JFK Forces Offered To Kill Foreign Aid: Plan lf He'd Restan

Arrests Two In $100,000 Kidnap Pio  eee Se: Zee = aN   Confess To Part In Abducting Rich Frenchman’s Son

Pileup On Turnpike   Cattle Truck Sets Off Chain Reaction After Overturning

UN Jets Attack Katanga Troops   Tshombe Calls On People to Fight

Katanga Troop Positions Hit : By U.N. Planes   _ Natives May ‘Use Arrows

U.N. Bombs Hit Katanga Key Points  Aimed at Heavy Concentration  Of Troops

U.N. Craf Bomb .  Troops   Indian Bombers, Jets From Sweden Attack Katanga Positions

HIT SECTOR WHERE MAIN UNITS HELD   Four Newsmen Reported Seized For Tshombe

ADVICE, NO MONEY, FOR HOME OWNERS  Shelter Plans Made   New Attacks Made  on Katanga Positions

U.N. Fighters Bomb  Katangan Pasian        Newsmen Watch Air Attack — From Damaged Hospital Roof

Jet Fighters Strafe Troops In Katanga  Tshombe Calls for Total War Against U.N. Congo Forces

Newsmen Watch Big Aerial Attack From The Roof Of Capital Hospital

U.N. PLANES BLAST UNITS OF KATANGA   Indian, Swedish Aircraft Strafe Troop Positions

Katanga Troops Bombed   UN Planes Attack Main Positions;  Tshombe Calls For Shower Of Arrows

Air Raids Continue In Congo   Indian, Swedish Jet Fighters Strike at Troops

Planes Make Another Attack On Katangans  Tshombe Issued   Tshombe Issued Call For Poison Arrow Showers

Indian Bombers, Swedish Jet Fighters Strike Katanga Troop Positions in Elisabethville

Bombs Droppec On Soldiers in Elisabethville   Assault Follows Tshombe Threat

BOMBS RAINED FROM ABOUT 6,000 FEET   Attack Viewed By Newsmen From Hospital Roof   TSHOMBE   Asks Total War Against United Nations In Address In Capital

indian, Swedish Planes Attacking Katanga s Troops   Tshombe Appeals For Poison Arrow Battle with U.N.

On’ the ‘Watch       U.N. Planes Hit Katanga Troops   Bombing, Strating

Kennedy Asks 59 More Judgeships   Would Give lowa Evtra District Judge

Judgeships to ease log jam   Kennedys ask creation of 59 new federal jobs

59 New Federal Judges Asked BY Bob Kennedy   Cites Congestion, Delays In Courts

$0 District, 9 Appeals Judges Asked   Includes 2 For Northern Illinois District

Asks 59 New Judgeships   Attorney General ir Plea to Congress for Increase

President Seeks 5S More Judgeships  Cites Congestion in Courts To Show Need for Expansion

Stump home with his parents to spend holidays in Keokuk   Girl's safety

INDEX    _ Kennedy and Trouble Going Steady; Head of Hair May Turn Silver

Where Will Next Lightning Bolt Strike!      World Problems Stack Up on JFK's Shoulders

Adenaue! Setback  Possible   To Map Western Strategy... Kennedy Invites Allied  Ministers to Washingtor

Lumumbist Youth Slay Catholic Priest  Kasavubu Pledges Full Support To U.N. Secretary-General

Goldwater Would Offer An Amendment To JFK’: Bill On Aid To Schools

Communists RallyTo Support Castre  Leftists Throughout Latin America Rise

REFUGEE HOME PURCHASED IN MEXICO FOR FIDEL  Castroites Demonstrate in 5 Latin Nations

Latin American Leftists Call For Cuban Aid   Violence Reported In Five of Twenty Southern Nations

Latin American Commies Support Castro; Outbreaks Reported In Five Countries

Latin Reds Rise To Support Castro; Rioting, Bombings Hit 5 Countries

31 Boys Who Didn’t Live Through First Day In Army   By IRVIN LANGEL  BWWelit¢enn Ene FIDE

31 Recruits Happy On Boarding Plane  Induction Center Clerk Stunned By Air Disaster

Aris Induetion Center Clerk Near  Collanse After Hlearine of Crash

Governor Not to Push Tax Plan   Says He Will Have No Bills Because House Has Constitutional Duty

Andersen Won’t Send Tax Bill  Pg, ee et ee See   Governor Plans To Let Solons  Provide Program

Relatives of Castro Prisoners Complain   Say Action by Insurgents Brings Retaliation.

U.S., Ghana Presidents  Support UN   Kennedy and Nkrumah Confer, Agree Peace’ Efforts in Congo Need Backing of Notions

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press JFK, Nkrumah Ask Aid

Sudden Drop Amazing Nuclear-Power Sub Demonstrates Uncanny Ability at Maneuvering

Mild’ Show. For Newsmen On’ Evasive Tactics  Polaris Sub Dives Like Elevator

Performance Data Secret  Polaris Sub’s Test Run Gives Newsmen Willies

Dives 400 Feet In Bare Minutes Polaris Submarine Roosevelt Show: Its Evasive Tactics On Test Cruise

Evasive Capability of Polaris Sub Displayed in Nosedive for Newsmen

INDEX   DECK DROPS FROM UNDERFOOT   Sub Dips, Dives in Sensational Shov,

First Cruise Taken by Newsmen Evasive Tactics Shown  By Polaris Sub in Test

Paging The News   Polaris Sub Roosevelt ‘Shows Off’ In Test Dive

Newsmen on Test Dive ‘Nuclear Submarine to Depths Of Ocean in Bare Minutes

Polaris Sub Drops Like Elevator In Making Evasive Action Test Dive

 Puts an Quite a Demonstration for Newsmen  Polaris Sub Roosevelt Shows \Evasive Tactics on Test Run

LIKE AN ELEVATOR  Newest Polaris Missile Sub Displays Evasive Potential

‘You Plunge Beneath Sea In Minutes’   How Does It Feel To Take a Trip In a Polaris Sub?

Snows Evasive Tactics ~  Dive! And Polaris. Sub Drops Like an Elevator

 Sherwood Forest Included... .  Polaris Submarine Puts on  Lively Show Under Pacific

JFK Army Order Boosts American Forces to 250,000   Latest Move Evidence Of ULS.'s Resoluteness In Face of Red Threats

40,000 More. Men Slated For Europe   U.S. Troop ; Strength There ~ 3 To Be 250,000. -

40,000 Men Go to Europe   To Strengthen Western Force, Bring U.S. Might to 250,000

US. Will Add  Berlin Troops   President Reported Ready To Send 40.000 More Men Abroad

Asks Congress for Legislation  Civil Rights Group Urges Riaht of All Citizens fo Vote

Commission Reports  Laws Needed to Ensure Voting Rights for Americans

County's Budget Set at $109,087 for This Year   Budget for This Year Has Been Pre-

Cutters Escort Ship fo Berth  “20 Yachts’ Picket San-Dieqo Harbor

Army Sets Work On New Radar   ‘Phased Radar’ Holds Promise Of Ending Antimissile Criticism

Army Probing New Type of Radar To Solve Nike Antimissile Problem

 Father-Son Team Arrested in Abortive  Attempt to Hijack Airliner in Texas

ARIZONA PAIR INTENDED 10 FLY TOCUBA   Passengers, Crew Une harmed In 9-Hour Tex as Adventure   BORDER PATROLMAN ‘HERO OF INCIDENT

Punch by Border Patrolman Puts Used Car Salesman, Young Son Out of Business After 9 Hours.

Kidnaping Charge Is Filed   GunfirePrevents El Paso Takeoff  For Havana

Man and Son Charged With Plane Theft  Vicious Punch Ends Seizure Of $5 Million Jet

Space Committee  Urges War Basis  In Space Program  ~ New York Solon Says Time U. S. Should  Have a Firs?

Solon Urges That U. S. Mobilize on Wartime Footing in Space Race

Town Bz athers ‘To Meet  : lome Bomb Shelter  : Causes ‘Emergency’

C. of C. Claims Pay Hike Would Force Layoffs   But Reuther Says I Will Spur Industrie: ‘Toward Greate Efficiency.’

Difference of Opinion...  Committee Hears two Groups on Wage Law

Semple Rules Missouri Milk Law Is Invalid   Moberly. Judge Acts On Borden’s Challeng: Of Price Controls

Six Persons KK Vlore Fran 100 tatuved B As Troin  Derails} in Mery lute

Shakeup Is Seen For Spy System  British Security Due for Overhaul

Nation’s Idle List Tops 5.5 Million Mark   Economists Point To Record Number Receiving Benefits

Unemployment Total Predicted AE 55 Millior   Total of Persons Ke ceiving Jobless Benefits Rises 7° In Month.

By: Ethiopia ~  Use Of U.N. Troops Uroed Against Katanga Province

Showers Damper Scattered Areas   No Rain Likely in Northern Regions

Prince Edward Would Provide Summer Class      Closed Schools Would Be Opened For Privately Operated Program -

PRAYER FOR...  @ IQDAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion features)

Double Space Triumph Scored  U.S. Spy Satellite in Successful Orbit

Kennedy Issue Order to Bar Discrimination  Stiff Penalties,  Job Cancellations

ohnson Heads Committee  President Acts To End U.S. Job Discrimination

Executive Order On Civil Rights  As Step To End Discrimination On Jobs

Kennedy Takes First Move On Discrimination   Executive Order On Jobs May Be  Starter of Series

LYNDON TO HEAD COMMITTEE  JEK Order Aimed at  Job Discrimination

First Action On Civil Rights  President Moves To End  Discrimination On Jobs

Race Bars To Jobs JFK Target   President Moves To Halt Discrimination

Kennedy Take: First Move On Discrimination  Executive Order On Jobs May Be Ciashaw at. Seciae

Washin gton: :  Steps Taken Against Job  Prejudices  Executive Order May Be First of  Many to Came

Kennedy Moves to End Job Discrimination By Government, Firms With U. S. Contracts

Kennedy Moves To Curtail Job Discrimination His Order Aimed at  Government and -Firm:  With. U.S. Contracts

JFK Orders Equality on Job Rights   Provides Penalties For Violations Of Fair Employment

By Executive Order  Kennedy Moves To End  Discrimination In Jobs

White House Demo Parley Is Assailed   National GOP Chairman Cites Taxpayers Cost

Brands White House Conferences Political, Asks Why Taxpayers Pay

Conservative Leader Has Own Plan   Would Balance State Budget By Excise Tax

Excise Tax Plan Pushed By Wright   Andersen Insists He Will Sign No Legislation Passed After Saturday Deadline

ALL ALLIED RIGHTS WILL BE RETAINED   President Meets Security Council  To Study Crisis

Navy Plane Crash Takes Lives of 11]   Neptune Bomber Plunges Into Ocear ’ Near Main Coast

IN.C. Man Among Victims  II Navy Men Are Killed; (Plane Falls Into Ocean

Senate Tax Plan Fought By Liberals   House Defeats Billboard Control Bill

Liberals Challenge Tax Bill   Charge Assessment Angle Has Nothing to Do with Main Withholding Subject

Military Stirred By Thomas Claim  Socialist Says Armed Forces Are Rightist

Socialist Leader Calls the Military Radical Riahtists   Norman Thomas Says High Officers Continue to Indoctrinate Soldiers.

Temnerafiire Chart   Socialists Charge Military Still Preaches ‘Rightism’

‘Radical Rightist’  Military Brass Glares  At Thomas’ Accusations

But Pentagon Itself Remains Silent—  ‘Military Men Are In Stir Over ‘Charges Of ‘Radical Rightism’

Charges Stir Military Men   Socialist Party Points To ‘Rightists

Socialist Says Brass Disobeying   Norman Thomas Claims New Rule Not Followed

Socialist Report Assails ‘Rightists’  Pentagon Makes Study of Charaes Voiced by Thomas

lke Cites Strength Of Economy   Optimistic View Contrasts With Kennedy Advisers

Final Report... American Economy Is Fundamentally Strona, Ike Says

Eisenhower Asks Change To Allow New President To Take Office Earlier   Economy Good Says Ike

U.S. Economy Basically Strong: Ike   Submits His Last Economic Report As Pres. Ta Congress

Last Report By Ike Sees U.S. Strong   Claims Declines Moderate, Expecis Reeovery To Start

President !s Optimistic In Final Report   Describes Declines In Production and Income During 1960  as ‘Moderate.’

Economy Strong Says President  Likely To Resume Growing Soon, Says

Ike Claims Economic  Shape Good   ReportSaysDropsModerate; Growth to Resume, He Says

FINAL EDITION   ON LEAVING OFFICE Ike Says U.S. Economy Is Fundamentally Strone

Kennedy Says States Should Decide Split   Recommendations Made for Federal Aid-to-Education

Kennedy School Plan Would Allow States’ Decision on Use of Money

Satellite Roars  600 Miles Aloft   Recoverable Capsule Boosted Into Orbit

New Spy Satellite Orbited   Capsule Recovery Try Slated In Next 4 Days

EARTH PHOTOGRAPHY IS AIM Discoverer Satellite  Puts Capsule In Orbit

’ . . : . . : . President Sees Sen. Kerr's Prize Angus Cattle  ‘Kennedy Dedicates Oklahoma Road

Fleod Areas Cheered By Federal Aid   Disaster Relief Reaches Victims; Weather Improves

Federal Aid. Sun Cheer Flood Victims   But Big Rivers Still Churning Over Their Banks

Federal Aid And Sunshine Cheers Thousands Of Flood Victims Today

Alabama Flood Loss $10 Millior   Worst Yet To Come In Some Districts

Final House Vote Due Sales Tax Gains   AUSTIN (AP) — House members have their final say Friday on 1 history-making gencral retail sales tax bill.

UNIVERSITY HEAD HANGED IN EFFIGY State of Emergency Decreed In Bee Gee Student Disorders

53 Highway Patrolmen Patrol B-G Campus After Third Night Of Rioting

$4.2 Million Tax Bill Now Up to Senate  State Measure Aimed At Cuttine Deficit in Half   State Measure Aimed At Cutting Deficit in Half

lowa Future program gains interest ‘among parents, teachers in county

1 eT WwVWVEEEGEV ES 2-Year-Old Girl  lc Onlv Survivor   More Pictures, Page 4

Adlai on Hand for Boliviar Riot; Peru Fears Another      U.S. Not Satisfied Trujillo's Followers Cleared by Study

Ohio House Builds Up Pile of Work   Lobby-Curbing Bill Is Put Off until Monday Session

What lowa Will Be Like In 1975   PREDICT ANOTHER 20 PERCENT LOSS BY 1915 IN NUMBER OF TOWA (FARMS

What lowa Will Be Like In 1975   OUT-MIGRATION.OF IOWANS DEOCRERAQNG BIT Wt. CONTINTE

Feed Grains Bill Awaits Senate Debate   Measure Approved by the House. 309.202

Accidentally Shoots Self At Sun Valley  Author Killed While Cleaning His Shotgun

Hemingway Killed By Shotgun Blast   ‘I Can't Help You, Kid’ (See Page 3)

Hemingway Found Shot To Death   Tragedy Believed _To-Have- Happened. While Cleaning Gun

Prize-Winning Writer Is Killed By Shotgun Blast   Mrs. Hemingway Says Author Was Cleaning Weapon

FAMILY OF FIVE DROWNED IN LAKE   Automobile Carrying Group Across Ice Sinks Into 14 Feet Of Water

Family Of 5 Drowned In  Car Tragedy   Vehicle Crashes Through Ice In Lake Champlain

Red Judy Garland: Scientist ee  Cute Gal Coos Party  Propaganda For Soviets

Lady Scientist Beats Red Drum   Space Track Expert On Lecture Tour

‘Woman Who Looks Like J udy Garland Is Russia’s Top Space Propasandjct

Pert, Attractive Woman Scientisi Is Soviet’?s Propaganda W eapon

Limit Berlin Build-up fo Avoid War   Could Provoke  Red Offensive, Lt © Seewee Sines

U.S. Avoids Build-up of Army Now   Soviets Might Mistake U.S. Intentions as Move To Strike.

Anger and Fear Surge Around World In Wake of Soviet’s Big Bomb Blast

Charge Russ Waaing War Upon Infants    Socialist-Parley in Rome. Attacks .’Menstrous Crime’

Reaction Same in Northern Hemisphere Fear of Bigger H-Blast Raised

inhumanity Of Russia  Condemned   World Also Fears Bigger Test To Come

Three Die On State’s Highways   Harassment Brings Death to Youth. 17

Crash Victims Honored at Grim Program   22 Soldiers Who Never Fought are Remembered by City

U.S. Personal Income Sets New Record   Shipments of Durable Goods Also Climb in June, Hodgés Says

DUBOIS SKIES TODAY   Tape Recording Played Back At Scarbeck Trial

Patrolman shows up at farm, hunt three apparent abductors   Dared in pain

With Atrocities on Record, Jews Ponder Eichmanni’s Fate   JEK’s Crew Reviewed After Shakedown Cruise

Big Questions Lie Ahead for Aides to JFK   Crises Challenge @ Brilliant Staffers

Author Compared To Mark Twain  Humorist James Thurber To Be Buried In Columbus

Compared To Twain James Thurber, Noted Humorist,  Author, Cartoonist, Dies At 66

Promise ToC ongress  Foreign Aid To B Be Placed O A More Business-Like Basis .

Better Base Pledaed for Aid Plans   Cooperation Unit Heac Tells Plans To Lift Its Efficiency.

B Ys ‘Administr ation .  More Businesslike  Aid Program Promises

Businesslike Aid Program Promised  Assurances Support Long-Term Financing

Another I-94 Stretch To Open   November 22 Scheduled For Sawver. Link

Things Will Get Better, Is View Of Economists   Resurgent Optimism. Is Shown by Steel

Lhis Week in Business and Finance... .  Economy Takes on Checkerboard Look

Aimost Unanimous — Upturn Expectations Mount But Economy Is Still Spotty

Economists See Upturn in Business  Optimism High in the Lagging Steel Industry

Fire Truck Purchased By Grambling   New Water Weil ‘Being Dritled To Serve Town

Candy Undelivered Romeo Plummets To Death  Climbing Juliet's Window

New Indian UN Forces Moving In  Central Regime Agrees ito Meet © Lumumbist Heads

Governor Back: Dilworth on Parking Plan  Says Rep. Green Did Not Object to - Alpern for Court.

Lawrence Has Much Praise For Dilworth  Terms Demonstratiot Against Philadelphic  Mavar ‘Mearnratial’

PrAURS VMBNETAL IRSIS  Girl, 15, Held In Kidnap-Slaying Of 3-Year-Old Buffalo, N.Y., Boy

Rules Committee Battle Is Crucial Test for Programs Of Kennedy Administration

Aim For Weekend Target Date As End Of Week’s Strike Against Ford Motor

West Prepares For Fight In Laos Hf Soviets Balk   Hour Of Decision is‘Near At Hand’   North Vietnam Attack Reported  Invasion Is Charged

West Readies To Fight Reds In Laos If Negotiations Fail   Lose Vital Highway

If Reds Refuse Negotiations..  U.S.-Allies Set Forces For Clash Over Laos

British Appeal To Red Leaders, Situation Tense   SEATO Military  Leaders Confer, Strategy Mapped

US, Allies In. Laos Maneuver For Showdown Kennedy To Address Public On Tonight’s TV Conference

Action Hints at Showdown In Asia Crisis; British Ask Russ to Back Cease-Fire

Texas’ Reshaped House, Senatorial Districts Will Stand For Ten Years

Jeering Reds Fail To Bother West German Leader In Berlin   After Nine Years  Action Sealed Curtain

Testimonial To Communism Four Million Have Crossed Border To Freedom Since End Of W.W.   Re DPOUN PIPTN

‘Growing Stream Of Refugees Big Cause For Communists Plugging Holes In Iron Curtain

Communists Plug Hole In Iron Curtain Due To Much Infuriated Embarrassment   By JOHN FIFHN

Adenauer Is Heckled By  East Berliners   ‘Embarrassed, Infuriated By Mass Movement of Refugees—  Communists Plug Last Escape Exit From Behind lron Curtain

America Accuses Soviet Of Suppressing Freedom   Adenauer Heckled by Reds  As He Tours Berlin Areas   Communists Plug Iron Curtain Hole Due to Infuriated Embarrassment   By JOHN FIFHN

-German Refugeée Increase Hurts Communists as 5   Embarrassed Reds Finally Close Escape Hatch

mong-restering sore... Writer Relates History of Berlin  Outlet Closing by the Communists

-SO THEY CLOSED THE ‘HATCH— Life In West Gave Lie To Red Promises

Four Million People Have Fled From East Germany Since 1945   me NUN FIFUN

E. Berlin Travel  Ban Off   Rule Halting Civil Trips Lasts Briefly

POLICE HURL TEAR GAS AT EAST BERLIN   Reply to Barrage from Reds

Legislative Review 4. Redistricting Bills Entered: 5th Is Awaited

United Congo Agreed by 2 Top Officials   Force Threatened to Bring Katanga Province Into Fold

Premier Adoula Makes Declaration  To Unite Congo, Even If by Force

balaguer Lo Ste P Vown:  New Junta Set-up Scheduled For Dominicans This Month

Balaguer Announces New Dominican Junta Will Be Formed and He Will Leave Post

Dog Trapped 50-Days in» Mine Freed  Thin Brownie Wags Tail for Rescuer

VV ITeS VTTICiais     Governor Calls for State Civil Defense Buildup

!Decrease First In 12 Months   Take Heart! Cost of Living Shows Drop

Living Costs Drop In January; First Time In Year Due To Clothing, Food

OCTOBER CITY SALES TAX NETS MT.Y. $10,424   Ca a aa cae  Centralia in Slight Lead; _ Mt.¥. in Top Spot On 3Cent State Tox.

OCTOBER CITY SALES TAX NETS MTV. $10,424   ‘Centralia in Slight Lead; Mt.V. in Top Spot On 3Cent State Tax.

_WARNS U.S. TO BE VIGILANT  Ike Winds Up 50Y ears Of Service ‘To America With PrayerForPeace

In His Farewell Address . . .  Ike Warns Americans  Of Lona, Hard Fight

Warns Against Miracles. ..   _,. Urges Law To Allow Faster Presidential Takeover

Warns America to Be _Vigilant     Ike Bids Nation a Prayerful Farewell

GOVERNOR FIRES OFFICE GROUP  State Board Cancels Order for Statuary

ESTRANGED FIFE, LOVER VICTIMS   Double Slayer Eludes Police - And Threatens to Kill Self

Remains Of Bodies Found On Saipan May Be Those Of Long Lost Amelia Earhart, Navigator

Remains of Body Located On Saipan May Have Been That of Amelia Earhart

Disappeared On Flight 24 Years Ago   Remains of Two Persons Flown to California; One May Be Navigator

Un Sdipan fsiand ...  Amelia Earhart's Body ls Believed Feund   Governor Has Hopes . Young. Rockefeller Is Afforded 50-50 Chance

Johnson Returns Today  Long, Costly Struggle to Help Asians Seen

Johnson Feels More  Hope For S.E. Asia   Situation ‘Serious’ But He Feels More Optimistic Than Before Trip

Southeast Asia Situation Quite Swrius- -Johnson  Sens orocle TH Precorve   Struggle To Preserve Freedom There To Be TLane. Costly

Santa Maria is sighted by Danish ship   Portuguese convinced ship headed for Africa

U.S. Planes Close In on Designated Area   Vessel Not Sighted; Believed East of Windward Islands

_ Unconfirmed Report Liner Is. Located}. : Passengers Radio: “All Well. Dan’t Warry”

Santa Maria Heads East —  ‘Danish Ship Locates. Her - 930 “Miles Off Trinidad -

SEARCHERS IN ATLANTIC   Rebels Intend To Disembark U.S. Citizens

Pirates Sa Vv They Won't  Surrender   American, British Ships Pursuing The Santa Maria

Portuguese Leader Declares Any Attackers ‘Responsible’ For What Happens To Ship

SIGHT SHIP: NAVY PLANES CLOSING IN   Cruise Liner Seized By Portuguese Rebels i: Spotted 930 Miles Eos! Of Trinidad. —

Danish Crew Sighted Ship, Navy Reports   Vessel Is Found 930 Miles East Of Trinidad

Portuguese Report Location Of Line In Tropical Atlantic By Radio ‘Fix’:

Navy Planes  Sent to Area Rebel Leader Warns Against Capture Attempt

No-Surrender Proclamation RadioedtoU.S.   Pirate Skipper Is Heading For Neutral Port

U.S. Planes Seek Liner In Atlantic   Action When Ship Is Sighted Remains Uncertain; Rebels Say They’ll Resist Attack '

Message Says Attackers Will Be Resnonsible   Radio to CBS Hints Passengers Soon to Be Put Ashore

Navy Planes May Locate Santa Maria Within Hours  Portuguese Frigate, Other War Vessels Start “eee napeen trigate, © o Seize Luxury Liner

Galvao Defies Pursuers; Will Try for Port   What Happens When Contact Is Made Remains Question

Planes Close In  On Position   Portuguese Navy Locates Liner  550 Miles East Of Windward Islands

Portuguese Claim Captive Ship Located  Alart Afriana BDarte   Alert African Ports To Be Prepared For Medern-Day Pirates

Hijacked Ship May Be Heading To African Port  U.S. Naval Units Given No Orders To Halt Craft

Appears Headed Toward Africa As Hunt Grows   Ship Reports Passengers Well; Warns Pursuers

Navy Planes Close In On. Santa Maria  Officials Say Ship Not Located Until Sighted, Identified

Danish Ship Reports Seeing Santa Maria   Hijacked Vessel’s Location 800 Miles East of Trinidad

Mystery Ship Believed To Be Stolen Liner  Portuguese Claim The Santa Maria Located

Captive Liner In. Atlantic, Lisbon Says   Portuguese Warship Believed in Pursuit Of Mystery Vessel

BUT U. 5. NAVY REPORTS SHIP NOT SIGHTED   Portuguese Officials Say Craft In So. Atlantic  RADIO MESSAGE   Reports Passengers Safe; Seizure Termed Political Maneuver

Te Found  Atlantic   Pirates Threaten Liner lf Anyone Attacks Them

Lisbon Says Navy Helpec Locate Ship   Passengers Send Messages, Report ‘Everybody Well’

Portuguese Gel Radio Fix On Captive Liner   U.S. Navy Planes Closing In On Position In Atlantic Waters

Exact Location of Santa Maria Still Unknown   Portuguese Say Captive Vessel Already Located

Portuguese Say Captive Cruise Liner Located   Navy Reports It Will Not Consider Santa  Maria Located Until It Has Been Sighted

Planes Closing In On Hijacked Ship   Navy Wings Way To Check Reported Radio ‘Fix’

Portuguese Convinced  Ship Found   U. S. Confirmation Lacking Until Vessel Is Sichted

Galvao won t be responsible for passengers   Message sent CBS that seized ship ‘won’t be stopped’

HOTEL DRAMA ON EIGHTH FLOOR   Navy Planes Close In On Pirated Ship

Captive Cruise Vessel Located Say Portuguese   Ship Radios ‘AII Well—Don’t Worry’

No Surrender fo Other Ships  Pirate Chief Refuse:  - Any Raenonchility

Portuguese Frigate Puts to Sea  Ship Reported Located East of Windward Islands

Wayward Liner Spotted By Danish Vessel Off Trinidad: Chase fs On

American Navy Planes Believed To Be Closing in on Captive Liner   Portuguese Authorities Claim ‘Santa Maria Has Been Located, but U.S. Awaits Positive Identification: Aircraft Fellow Radio ‘Fix’   Ry All. Pree

Attacker Of Ship To Be Responsible   U.S. And British Ships Among Those Pursuing Liner

U.S. Navy  Planes Are Closing In   Passengers Aboard Pirated Craft Are  Renorted Unharmed

Course to Africa; U.S. Planes, Ships  Plan Interception   Portuguese Rebels Pledge Thev Won?t Surrender Craft

Hijacked Liner Will Not Be Surrendered, Declares Leader In Message ToCBS

U.S. SPOTS MYSTERIOUS VESSEL  Portuguese Report Captive Ship Santa Maria Located

Hijackers in Control  U.S. Navy Seeks Mystery Ship; Liner Said Found

Rebels Give Warning  Via Radio  Won't Yield To Portuguese Or Foreign Ships

WARSHIPS AND PLANES SEEK CRAFT   Neutral Port Is Goal To Discharg  Paesencer Laad

Cruise Liner Still Eludes Search Fleet   Portuguese Rebel Chief Warns All Ships To Avoid Any Contact

Conflicting Reports. Are Given   U.S. Planes Hunt It, Portuguese Claim lt Has Been Located

Capfors Refuse To Surrender   Avoid Any Contact, Rebel Chief Warns

WILL NOT - STOP FOR. WARSHIPS   Hijacker Leader Henrique. Galvao Warns Against Any “Attacks.” Says He Seeks Neutral Port.

U.S. Navy Planes Also Cireling Area East Of Guadelupe Where Pirated Ves sel is Reported.   BELIEVE SANTA MARIA HEADED FOR AFRICA

Portuguese Naval Points Are Alerted  aS Oe ee ee eee   Ship Reported 550 Miles To East Of Windward Islands

Still Eludes Search Fleet   Rebel Warns All Ships To Avoid Any Contoct

Portuguese Authorities Place Captive Liner Santa Maria Some 400 Miles Due East Of Guadeloupe

US. Citizens’ Committee Studies His CableCastro's 15 Points Indicate He Will Accept Tractor Deal

CITIZENS GROUP STUDYING ANSWER  Fidel Indicates Tractor Offer Holds

Fidel Reply On Tractor Bid Studied   Castro Indicates Offe Stands, but Hedges About Details.

Castro Cable Indicates He'll Accept Exchange   . fs ti  American Citizen Group Considers Note From Castro

On the Inside...   Fidel Tractor Swap Offer  T. old in Wire to Americans

Castro Balks On Details  Stands By  ;  . ee J   Stands By Tractor Deal In Principle

HEDGING ON TRACTORS   Message To Reuther Indi cates Offer To Ransom  - Prisoners Stands But Is Hazy On Details.

Castro Calls fo Havana Talks  Wants to Negotiate in Prisoner Swap

Castro Wants Conference On Prisoners’ Ransom   Cuban Dictator Sends Wordy Cable. To Citizens Group Arranging Tractor Swap

Renorts Castro I Still In Favor Of Prisoner Exchange  Committee Will Reply To Fidel’s Message ‘Later’

Conditions Of Castro Studied   Premier's Cable On Tractor Deal Full of Hedges

Stands by Offer.... >  Castro's Cable Hedges on ‘Details of a Tractor Deal

Stricken Woman, Denied VA Hospital Admittance, Dies While In Ambulance

Solon Panel Agrees on  Foreign Aid Bill Concessions  Win Applause

Loan Bill Veto Gets Override   Senate Seeks New School Aid Measure

Ohio Senate Sets Vote On School Funds  House Passes ‘A-B’  Bill: 5th DiSalle

Showers   State Senate Eyes More Aid For Schools   House Passes Bill To Provide Cash for Building Projects

State Senate Eyes More Aid For Schools   House Passes Bill To Provide Cash For Building Projects

Fire Breaks Out Quickly; 120 Aboard   43 Others Hurt When Hydraculic System Fails

‘Pitot Gives Warning Of Difficulty With Hydraulic System Prior to Disaster

Hire Breaks Dut As Plane Skids To Stop   43 Of 120 Aboard Hurt; Passengers Warned Of Trouble

Communists push in Asia  Davelanmenita   Developments seen as world wide Red plan

House Ready To Pass : Trimmed School Bill   Brazil's Vice President Prepares For Presidency

Hutchinson Man Is Given Highway Post   New Patrol Director From Stockton Named

Russ Planes Carry  Laos Rebel Troops  Drop Sky Soldiers to Cut Off Loyal Forces

Atom Sub Stalks Hijacked Liner in Flight to Brazil      [ARDED BY POLICE

ENMITY IS AROUSED BY STAND   Striking Dock Workers Press Wave Demands

Bridge Falls; 2 Killed In Diesel Plunge  4 Other Crewmen Escape; Chemicals Leak. Catch Fire

Two Diesel Units Fall Into Stream   Two Railroaders Are Killed As a Bridge Over River Topples

16 Injured In Bus Accident On 1-94   Plattsburgh, N. Y. Bus Crash Hurts 26 Passenaers

Silent About Denunciation By Khrushchev  _ Premier Away, But   Premier Away, But Even Gromyko Fails - To Show At Station

But He’s Likely To Be Banned From Party; Refuses To Talk  With Newsmen

Molotov Returns To Moscow Set For Party Fight   Battle to Save Soviet Position Is Seen Futile

Final Battle Near for  Old Stalinist  Leaders Ignore ‘Molotoy, Wife

Molotov Home For Futile Fight  Old Bolshevik Sidesteps Talk Of Ouster

QUESTIONS TURNED ASIDE Calm Molotov Returns To Face Moseow Musie

Brazil Army Reported in Move South   Conflicting Reports Veil Intent and Actions of Goulart

Captives Fear Deathif War Beginst in Cuba  a eile   Declare Mines Ready to Explode Beneath Prison

Northern Lights Like ‘Fireflies’ In Sky   Van Allen Tells What Satellites Have Disclosed

MIA Agenda At a Glance.      Science Fiction Scene: Rocket Man Floats

y    Floats Through Air Easily Soldier of Future Preview  ‘Presented by Rocket Man

Kennedy i is Vietor In Rules Battle, ButT loughRoadSeen  To 8   Unit is Expanded in Narrow Vote, Buy Conservative Forces Strone

RUSK REPORTS IN PRIVATE ON BERLIN TALKS  U.S. Urges Military Buildup by Allies   Soviets Told Mobilization Is Possibility

“More Than Theoretical Chance Of War’- “Rusk  Quick NATO ‘Beef Up’ Asked For Possible Berlin Showdown

United States to Call on Allies To Beef Up in Case of Berlin War

Rusk Asks ‘Shield’ Act For Europe   U. S. Official Gives Report On Conference To Aid Berlin Crisis

Ask European Allies To Strengthen   Rusk Speaks At NATO-Council On Berlin Crisis

Seey. Rusk For Build-Up Before Talks  He Confers With Stikker; Seeing Fanfani

Allies Urged To Get Ready For Showdown   Secretary Rusk Makes Appeal During Report on Big 4 Conference.

Rusk Gives Reports To NATO Group   Wants Other Nations To Join Big Four In Building Strength

Rusk Calls On European Allies To Step Up Arms Strenath In Berlin Crisis

U.S. Calls on Allies to Up  Arms Strength   Rusk Gives NATO Report on Talks on Berlin

US. Calls On Allies To Step. Up Military Strength Because Of Berlin

UN MEETING IN CRISIS ATMOSPHERE   Full, Impartial Probe of Lumumba Death Soucht

Dag proposes investigation   U.S. supports move—Council meets in N.Y.

Full U.N. Probe ls Demanded   Slaying Announced By Katanga Official

Ex-Congo Aide Said Slain By Villagers   Hammarskjold Idea Is Backed by U. S. But Rapped by Soviet

To Probe  Death Of  Lumumba UN Couneil  To Insist On Cooperation

Dag Asks Full Probein Death Of Lumumba   Aide Instructed To Get Cooperation Of Katanga Leaders

Hammarskjold Asks Thorough Probe of Case   Crisis Atmosphere At Council Meet

Nikita Says West Berlin Can Choose Own Regime: Insists on Peace Treaty

Soviet Boss Resolved To Sign Treaty  Offers Guarantee For West Berlin; No War Intention

Khrushehey Briefs Italy On Berlin   Fanfani Geis Lowdown On Red Plans In Visit

Khrushchev Set to Give Guarantees  Tells Italians Peace Treaty wre Dade Wan't Maan War

Let West Berlin Go Alone, Says K   Insists He Will Sign Treaty With East Berlin

K Would Give Guarantees on West Berlin  Still Determined to Sign Peace Pact with Fact Germany

Spells Out Intentions To Fanfani   Italian Premier Hears Two-Houw! Lecture

Khrushchev Hints Berlin Guarantees   Repeats Threat to Sign East German Treaty in Talk To Group of Italians

Determined To Sign Treaty, But  Nikita Willing To Give  West Berlin Guarantee

Says ‘Would Not Mean War’  Nikita Set On Signing German Peace Treaty

English Beatniks Paddle Canoes  Pacifists Fail to Board U. ;, Warship

Tearful Reunion For Toy Poodle, 8-Year-Old Master—  $25 Ransom Paid Teen Dognapers

 No Hero'Ta Thank  ‘Mom Has To Pay Ransom To Get Son’s Pup Back -

Quietly Carry Out Desegregation Of All-White Schools   Few Incidents Quickly Suppressed by Police; Boycott Rumors Fade

Historic, Symbolic Breaking of Racial Barriers  Atlanta White Schools Accept 9 Neg ro Students

22nd Soviet  Congress Is Important  West Examining  Every Word for  ft ty eer ee

SEEKING NEW IDEAS ON POLICY Kremlinologists Delving Deep Into Red Congress

Red Meeting Regarded As  Significant   Every Word Made Publie Is Examines For Possible Clues

Western Capitals Believe Red Congress Is Most Significant Soviet Event Since Stalin’s Death

Observers Study Red  Congress   West Europeans Believe Communist Meeting May Be Highly Significant

Way Cleared For Meet Of  Laos Princes   New Government To Be Formed By Three Chieftains

Report Loss May Exceed $1 Million   Two Brothers Were Top Officials in Whiting Savings, Loan Company

OFFICIALS THREATEN TO CALL GUARDSMEN , Police Book More College Students As Fort Lauderdale Riots Continue

Rioting, Beer Drinking Collegians Continue To Make Life Miserable for Ft. Lauderdale

Boys Still Acting Up In Florida   Over 100 More  Students Arrested

Advisory Budget Group Will Meet Within A Month  May Take Another Look At Defeated Bond Proposals

Kennedy Bills on Housing, Ed Face Fight  Republicans and ~ Southern Democrats Out to Defeat Them

House To Act This Week On Housing, School Bills   Estimate Senate May Cut State Budget $45 Million

Heavy Squalls Show Up In Path Of Kennedy's Housing, School Bills

wr  Jubilee Ria.   ON HOUSING, SCHOOL AID Se eas nae gsanaanessy  Undercurrent Of Politics, Religion Endanger Proposals

House Conservatives Lay In Wait To Scuttle Education, Housing Bills

Coalition Fighting Both Proposals  J.F.K.'s Housing, Education Aid Bills Face Stormy Battles in Congress

Republicans, Dixie Demos Await Program  Measures Snagged By Undercurrents Of  Bal miAr Been wane

Federal Housing School Aid Bills Facing Trouble  ee Ee Rg   Coalition in House Waiting to Scuttle Both, If Possible

Ouest for Security?   Construction Lull Here Is Deceptive During September

Esther No Longer Is Big Menace   Storm Weakening Rapidly; Heading Away From Coast

Dying Esther Skirts Coast; Damage Light   Hurricane, Now Tropical Storm, Remains At Sea

HURRICANE ESTHER DWINDLES TO TROPICAL STORM OFF COAST OF NEW ENGLAND; NO LIVES ARE LOST

Remains Out To Sea Hurricane Esther Diminishes  To Atlantic Tropical Storm

Esther Fades At Sea After Mild Damage  ‘sectehema Thamenm   Hurricane Doesn't Hit Land; It’s Now Just Tropical Storm

Hurricane Dwindles To No More  Than Storm  Even Cape Cod Now Expected To Experience  Only Gale Winds

Hurricane’s  Winds Milder  North Atlantic Climate Lessens Storm’s Power

Big Brawler Stays af Sea Along Coast   Hurricane Now Described As Tropical Storm

Cape Safe As Esther Fury Ebbs  Cool Northern Air  Curtaile Ite Furv

Subpoenaed for Death   SHOT WHEN BO Mb TRY FAILS Witness Against Labor Leader Found Murdered

NEW MEXICO’S GROWING CITIES   MEAKY 2 URUWINY VITIED  Clovis Is Geographically Located To Be Metropolitar

MORE ETHICAL BUSINESSMEN TODAY  J. C. Penney Worked By ‘Golden Rule

Mackie Lists Timetable For  New Highway $30 Mi ile s Set s Cos Ro ad  Fr smBH. ToHeli nd

‘Personalized Diplomacy’ Attacked—  Gore Calls Two-Man ‘Summit’ IIl-Advised

School Aid Program  OK Doubted   Deep Split Apparently Dooms Bills in House Rules Committee

Hope Fading For Action on School Bill   Deep Split In Ranks Of Democrats Seen Doominag Measure

Kennedy’s Huge School Aid Program Seems Doomed By Democratic Split

Hope Fades For Schoo! Aid Plan   Kennedy Program Doomed by Split On Private Loans

Hope Fades for JFK's School Aid Program   Committee on Rules Keeps Bill: off House Floor

School Bill Seen Killed  In Congress   Two Catholics On House Group Join GOP--Dixiecrat Bloc

Split Dooms Two Big Bills.   Issue of Aid for Parochial Schools May Set Back Kennedy's Measure

HIT PAROCHIAL AID  Fear House Will Defeat ‘Kennedy Education Bill

Education Aid Bill Doomed   House Leaders Have Just About Given “Up on Measure

Deep Split On Rules Committee—  Fiouse Dooms Vote On Kennedy's School Bill

House Loses Hope For School Bill   Religious Tangle Dooms President's $9 5 Billion Measure

Hopes Grow Dim for Vote On School Aid   Split Develops Among Democrats On House Group

Deep Split Slows Measure  House Leaders Give Up Hope OnSchoolAidBill

Tenement Fire Is Fatal fo Woman, Seven Children   Only One Child Is Spared in Lynn, Mass, Blaze; Rescue Effort Fails.

Woman, 7 Youngsters  Die In Fire   Mother, 6 Children And Niece Trapped In Tenement Attic

5 Dead in Califor  Mother, 6 Children, Niece Die in Bay State Tragedy

Seven Children Perish in Blaze   Young ‘Mother Is An Eighth Victim

Mother, Six Children Die In Home Fire   Niece Also Victim As Group Trapped In Tenement

Mother, 6 Children,  Niece Die in Fire   CHURCH, 2 BUILDINGS GUTTED IN POCAHONTAS

Seven in Family Victims of Fire  Blaze Traps. Mother, Sy of Her Children

U.N. Warning: We'll Retake Matadi Port   American Craft Have Been in Area Before; 500 Marines Aboard

A: Vessels Diverted From Tour   Task Force Due In Congo Waters Sometime Friday

Briefs .. . From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Task Forces Alerted For Aid to UN Troops

Task Force Gets Orders To Stand By   500 Leathernecks On Vessels, Ready For U.N. If Needed

500 Marines on Four U. S. Navy Ships To Stand By for Possible Congo Duty

Four U.S. Navy Ships Diverted—   To Support U.N. Forces lf Necessary

Two Brothers Electrocuted At Claysburc   George, Guerry Bal Die as TV Aeria Hits High Tensior Wires.

Life Looks Brighter  Father Who Robbed to Help Son Finds Friends

LIFE BEGINS TO BRIGHTEN Father Who Robbed Bank  Learns ‘People Do Care’

Reports Say Cuban Navy Joined Anti-Castro Forces   Rebels Stage Invasion

Castro's Military Units Reportedly Join Partisans  Casualties High, Naw Imenes n

Major Battle Approaching, Rebels Say  Invasion Fleet Sighted; Bloody Fight Reported

YOU Can Get Better Grades   Good Themes Need a System, Not Inspiration

Parent Fires Shot — State’s Second Father-Son - Shooting Paralyzes Victim

State Legislators Eye Washington For Developments In Jobless Aid

Legislators Keep Eye on Congress Leaders Hope tor Early [Action on Jobless Pay

Three Battle Group s Mammoth U S. Overseas Military Exercise Slated —

Huge Foreign Maneuvers In Spring Plannec   Three: Battle Groups . Would Be Sent Abroad “By U. S. fer Training

Goldberg Says Only Prompt Action Will Forestall “Real Depression”

Bipartisan Try Asked By Labor Chief  ‘Real Recession’ Is Already Here, But Can Be Halted

TOURING GOLDBERG SAYS— Oniy Prompt Action Will Block ‘Real Depression’

Support of All Sought fo Fend  Off Depression  Goldberg Tours Jobless Areas, Calls for Action

Secession End Asked In Congo   Gizenga Feared Ready To Withdrav Oriental Province

US Delegates Call for End of Congo Fight   Anti-Secession Provision Urged by Authorities

News Day, Night   Secessionist End Sought In UN Move  U.S. Calls   » eee ee Se ee

U.S. Asks Kor Action On Congo   End To Secession Activities Sought In U. N. Group

U.S. Seeks To Bar Congo Secessionism  Fear Of Gizenga Withdrawal Brings Effort In U.N.

Ending of Congo Secession Acts Is Goal of U.S.   Wants Resolution to Include All Areas —

U.S. ASKS MOVES ON SECESSION   Fear That Gizenga Might Secede Spurs Plea For U.N. Actior   RESOLUTION

U. S. Fears New Move By Gizenga  Asks U. N. To Curb  Mic Artivitiac In   Asks U. N. To Curb His Activities In Turbulent Conao

U.S. Bids to End  Congo Secession  ~ Gizenga May Try Te Pall Oriental

U.S. Urging All Secession End in Congo  U. N. Group Asked ~ To Put Provision Into Resolution

Rocket Belt Developed For U.S. Army  He Can Fly--Just’Like Buck Rogers!

Leaps Over Hills — Man Flies With Birds by Device  Torn From Science-Fiction Pages

Tarn From the Pages of Science-Fiction  ‘Dream of Flying With the Birds Made aReality by Rocket Belt

A PAGE FROM FICTION . Rocket Belt Completes Man’s Dream Of Flying

Up and Awav   JUST LIKE THE BIRDS  Hey, Look, Ma-Pm Flyin’, Flyin’

TEMPERATURES   Man may now realize age-old dream of flying with birds

. teeeenenetienenemintenenneimmammenalil  MOUNTED ON FIBERGLASS CORSET     Latent ant NN ABN thn ttm aa naan  ‘Rocket Belt’ Enables Man To Fly, Hover, Hop

MAN FLIES WITH NEW SPACE BELT   Man-Rocket Is Demonstrated By Bell Firm

Allied Rights in Berlin Are More ‘Complicated Than Sometimes Seem:

Basic Rights Are Involved  In Occupation   Some Written, Some Implied By The Allies

— ‘ABSOLUTE. IMPLIED’ — Allied Berlin Rights  ‘Involved, Confusing’

Farm Program To Face GOP Onposition   lowa Republican Calls Plan Power Grab

A griculture: Opposition Seen  For Farm Plan   New Program Is Calied Executive Power Grab

 ry 4% Despite Administration Revisions CNEL TE OE NANA NORRIE RM a ECR RSTRNT  GOP Objects To Farm Program   Reverse Process

oharman Plays, Protests American Hoop Loop Opens; Three - Pointer Crowd Pleaser

West's Efforts To Open Way To Talks Not Yet Successful   ‘Nehru-Nikita Confab Brings ‘World No Closer To Peace

Racial Situation White Youths Beat Negroes In Brief Tennessee Scuffle

Demonstrations In Nashville  Several Negroes Mussed Up During Tennessee Stand-In’

Congo Back In Control Of Politicians  Ileo Premier Until Parliament Can Be Assembled Again

Congo's Rule Handed Back To Poiiticians   Kasavubu Sets Up Covernment in Move To Reunite Country

Kasavubu Forms  New Government  Acts to Block Deal Vic “UN With Lumumba

ADVOCATE LEVY FOR AID PURPOSES  Drastic Changes in Welfare Program of State Proposed

Fighting Rages In Provincial  Areas of Laos  U.S. Reported Ready To Move "Within Hours’

Marines, Paratroops, Warships Preparing —Situation Reported At Its Gravest-Point

World Paper Consumption AtNew Record  All Reaions Show   All Regions Show Increase During 1960, Report States

U.N. Warns Belgium to Quit Congo  But Assembly Fails   But Assembly Fails to Fix Deadline Or Vote Penalties

U.N. Presses Belgians To  Leave Congo   No Deadline Set And No Penalties Fixed In Demand

 Deadline, Threats Omitted UN Assembly Renews Demand For Belgian Congo Exodus

U.N. Issues New Call For Belgian Pull- Out In ‘Congo  , ee 2 eee ke   No Deadline, Penalties Fixed In Wrapup Of Lenethy Debate

New Hampshire’s Governor Powell Is Checking On Guardsmen At Brage

Missouri Driver Point System Is Passed by Hous   Seven Amendments Likely to Force Bill Into Conference

Fought Losing Baitle  ‘Woman Tells How Jews ‘Resisted Nazi Forces

Courdge ourpdsses Fiunger and Liiseds€ ... »  Woman Tells of Uprising in Polish Ghette

WARSAW UPRISING RELIVED   Woman Tells Story Of Jewish Courage In Trial Testimony

At Eichmann Trial   Survivor Describes Anti-Nazi Uprising In Warsaw Ghetto

Woman Survivor of Anti-Nazi Uprising in Warsaw Ghetto Tells of Heroic Resistance

I ccnerdeeennennamentetnenmnaneinnadtnmmaieeandameneneneiameiemennetner eine naaseneetemitee nanan ee Aten ee eet te  U.S. PLANE FIRED ON

U.N. Jets Strike  [Munition Dumps   Katangans Launch New Attack. Agdinst U-N. Heodquarters

UN Jets Rocking Heart ‘Of Capital In Katanga   Congo Key To Unity Of US-Allies

Katangans Launching Attacks   U.S. Globemaster Fired Upon; May Ground Airlift

* AF suspends airlift  * U.S. consul under house arrest  * Tshombe crie: massacre

U. N. Jets Hit Ammo Supplies   U. S. Globemaster Fired on Over Elisahethville

Fighting Eases In Katanga Province US Plane Fired On  amaade To Transport   Damage To Transport Hit By Small Arms Fire Termed Licht

After Communist Threat  US. Battle Group To  Guard Berlin Lifeline

U.S. Air Transport Is Fired On   U.N. Jet Fighters Strike Katangan Ammo Dumps

UN jet fighters strike Katangan ammunition dumps outside Elisabethville: American airlift plane fired on

Seccessionist State ‘Attacks U.N. Position; ‘U.S. Plane Fired On

U.N. Jets Blast Katanga Supplies  Airlift by USAF Planes Held Up

U.N. jet fighters hit ammo dumps in Katanga  American transport plane is fired on. while fluing avar recidanca oft Tchomha

Explosions Rock Heart Of Capital   Africans Launch Another Attack on U.N. Headquarters

U.S. TS STRUCK BY BULLETS   Tshombe Regime Places Consul  Under Arrest

U. §. Suspends Its Airliff   Yankee Globemaster Is Target of Natives

U.N. Planes Open Attack In Katanga  Explosions Rock Capital; U.N. Point Attacked

U.S. Plane Hit, Not Hurt  Katangans' Ground Give Answers U.N. Jets

Explosions Rock Heart Of Capital   Katangans Attack UN Headquarters

BL: et “s ; Rock. the Ca a pl i t. a ne   Fire on U, Ss. Aircraft Over abethville:

Munitions Dumps Of Katangans Hit . By U.N. Jet Planes   Explosions 6 Miles Away Rock Heart of Elisabethville

U. §. Globemaster Fired On Flying In Troops, Supplies To U. N. Forces In Katanga

Explosions Rock Katanga Capital As U.N. Fighters  Attack Ammunition Dumps

AMMUNITION DUMPS   United Nations Headquarters Again Attacked   U, S. PLANE   Carrying Supplies Struck By Bullets When Flying Over Elisabethville

Explosions Rock Capital   Jets Strike Katanga Ammunition Dump; U.N. Headquarters Building Attacked

UN Jets Hit Katangan Ammunition Supplies   American Plane Supplying UN Hit by Bullets

Blasts Roek Capital In U.N. Raids   Katanga Launches Attack: Tshombe Lambastes America

U. S. PLANE IS STRUCK BY BULLETS   Tshombe Regime Places Consul  Under Arrest

U.S. Consul Held  In House Arrest   Thant Seeks Congo Approval On New Plan To End Fighting

Natives Shoot At U.S. Plane   American Airlift In Congo Suspended

SNYDER... The Christmas Shopping City         Blasts Rock Katanga Capital

Airlift To U. N. Forces Suspended   Katangans Still Fighting Back; Jets Devastatina

Inadequacy’ Becomes Issue... teeta ttt lars le tel  Power Plant Sale Foes  On Record Before PUC

‘Inadequacy’ Becomes Issue...  Power Plant Sale Foes  On Record Before PUC

yon  In The Mail Bag   ek eee gy *  MRS. DAY URGES — VISIT CENTRAL SCHOOL BEFORE VOTING MONDAY.

In The Mail Bag   iMRS. DAY URGES — . VISIT CENTRAL SCHOOL ‘BEFORE VOTING MONDAY

End Long Coolness   End Long Coolness — Talk For Half Hour  Ike And HST Get Together For Visit.

Truman, Ike End  Coolness   Ex-Presidents Mee! In Truman Library  In Independence

Ohio Lawmakers Fail to Pass Capital Improvements Bill at Special Session

Still No Capital Improvement Bill; Senate Stalls °*39.7 Million Action

Injunction Soughtin Ship Strike   NEW YORK (AP)—The federal government today went into court seeking a Taft-Hartley law injunction to end the 18-day maritime strike,

Local CD J olunteers to Learn Now to Untangle Mess  Test of Handling A-Situations Today

ANTI-RED DECISIONS SUPPORTED   Supreme Court Backs Tighter LU. S. Ractrictions

\Control of Communists Aided  High Court Upholds ISmith Act Clauses

High Court Slaps Reds In 2 Rulings   Smith Act Clause, Registered Law Upheld by 5 to 4

High Court Hurls Puneh At U.S. Red:   Registration And legal Activities Cited In Decision

Court Upholds Two Weapons Against Reds   Decisions Back Tightest Restrictions Ever Devised

Court Upholds Rulings on Red:   Decisions Back Tight Restrictions

~-WIPE AWAY POLITICAL TINGE~ , Court Decisions Hit U.S. Communist Party

Two Decisions Clamp Lid on U.S. Red Party   Major Weapons Are Upheld by Supreme Court Edicts

Anti-Red Laws Decisions Uphold  Communist Party Held To Be Agent of Soviet

Anti-Communist Laws Upheld by Supreme Court  Two Historic Rulings   Two Historic Rulings Bolster Weapons Against Red Party

Letter Defends Nuclear Tests.   West Policies Called Cause of Tensions

Some Portions Of State Get 5 Inches Of Snow   Bad Weather In Big Area

Inside Today’s News   House Reconvenes Today Faced By Key Measures

Yugoslay Wins Nobel Prize For Literature      Former Diplomat Andric Selected

Nobel rrize for Literature ....  Yugoslav Author First to Win an Award

Yugoslav Writer Gets Nobel Prize  Ivo Andric Wins $48,300 for Works In Literature

Yugoslov Wins Literature Prize   First Nobel Award Ever Received By That Country

PRAYER FOR...  e IODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa Council of Churches Religio: Features)

Work fo Close Final Gap in SAGE Defenses   Centers to Guard US From Enemy Atr Attacks

Castro’s Latest Tirade Aimed at  Foreign Priests   ‘Socialist?’ Regime to Take Over Cuban Schools; Huge Crowd Cheers ‘Leader’

Cuba Declared Totally Red, Priests Forbidden To Practice Religion, Elections Derided

Foreign Priests, Elections Banned  ‘Socialist Cuba’ To Take Over Private Schools

Castro Drops All Pretense of Democracy; Tightens Grip on Churches and Sehoal<

Puts Clamp on Religion  ‘Castro Rattles Rockets In Tirade On May Day

Home for First Time   Kennedy Proposes Three-Step Hike  In Minimum Wage

Kennedy Plan Would Cover  Millions More House Gets Bill: Speedy Action Due in Senate

Lines Drawn For New Fight; Similar Bill Backed by JFK Tost Last Year

House Gets Bid For 25¢  Tnerease   President Offers 3-Step Program; Hearings Planned

Minimum Wages 3-Step Increase Pronosed By JFK   Raise Level To $1.25 Tc Cover 4.3 Million Workers

Three Steps To $1.25 Per Hour Outlined   Plan Similar To One Defeated Last Year Narrowly In House

Would Boost Minimum Pay  25¢ an Hour  4.3 Million More Would be Covered

Inside...    Find Friends in 35 States  Girl 20, Family of Eight Face Special Thanksgiving

American Motors Plan Shocks Industry  Share of Profits Offered to VA W

Share-Profit Plan Offered By Auto Firm  Union Caught Off Guard In Move By American Motors

Wont Abide by  Council Decision   UAW, Big Three Unprepared  FRE Motors Offers Union Profit Sharing Plan

PROPOSAL IS NEW POWERS GIVEN UNION TO COPE WITH BY AUTO FIRM UNDERWORLD   AMC Profit-Sharing Bills Aimed At Orga Plan Catches Union = ed Gambling And By Surprise  legal Syndicates   NOT INTENDED AS ATTORNEY GENERAL INDUSTRY PATTERN IN SENATE GALLERY

Surprise for Union and Industry  American Motors Offers Workers Part of Profits

Union GCAUZNE DY QUE Pls’  ‘Profit-Sharing Plan Dangled Before UAW

AMC Offers Share ns Profits   “Move ‘Catches UAW By Surprise, But _ It Will Be Studied .

Kennedy Outlines Proposals To Improve Federal Agencies   Gagarin To Get Hero’s Welcome   Kennedy Sounds Note Of Warning

Could See Curvature Of Earth   Gives First Account Of Working While Weightless in Space

Soviet Spaceman: ‘Motion Was Easier  ‘In Weightlessness   How To Say Gagarin

- Says Soviet Spaceman In First. Interview —  Life Is ‘Easier’ in Space Wedatine of Weightless Condition

Yuri Floated In Mid-Air During Trip   Says He Welcomes Americans When They Fly In Space

Includes Retirement Program Emergency Feed Grains Plar  Proposes Higher Supports

Congress Gets Grain Program   Kennedy Seeks Cut In Farm Surpluses

Kennedy Urges New Feed Plan   Program Aimed at Raising Incomes of Producers

3-Car Crash Near Kaukauni Takes 4th Life   State Traffic Toll Climbs to 529 Durina 1961

Who'll Be ‘Bar-B-Q King? Calling All Outdoor Chets To Show Skill On The Grill

Who’ ll Be ‘Bar-B-Q King?’  Calling . 4Ul Outdoor Chefs To Show Skill On The Grill

Dutch Plane Crash Kills 20 At Cairo   Propjet Craft Hits Dunes, Burns; 16 Passengers Hurt

Dutch Craft Smashes Inta Sand Dunes   Third Mishap In Two Weeks For KOM Planes

Dutch Jet Crash In Egypt Brings Death Toll of 20   4-Engine Lockheed Plane Smashes Into Sand Dune and Catches Fire.

Say Dutch Electra Had 46 Aboard  Plane Bite Nimnec   Plane Hits Dunes In Landing; All  Survivors Hurt

Prop-Jet Hits Sand Dunes; 16 Survive   Craft Had Gold, Gems Cargo; No Americans Aboard

Plane Crash Kills 20   Dutch Propjet Creift Falls, Burns Trying Landing at Cairo

Dutch Plane Crash Kills 20 Of 46 Aboard  Craft Catches Fire  Afsor Hinting Sand

Three Persons Swept Over  Niagara Falls   A Fourth Victim Drowns Above Drop:  Boat Had Capsized   90 Killed in KLM Crash at Cairo

seamen came aman pet pe:  20 Die, 26 Injured  In Burning Airliner

Dutch Plane Crash Kills.  20 Persons   Propjet Electra Fails in Landing “Attempt at Cairo

Carried 36 Passengers;  10 Hurt Bad   Attempt Landing At Cairo Airport; None From U.S.

PROPIET FALLS IN ATTEMPT TO LAND   Electra Catches Fire After Plunging Near Cairo   Of Dutch Craft Injured, 0 Seriously: Hauling Valuable Cargo

20 Reported Dead in Crash OfDutch Plane   Disaster in Sand Dunes During Attempted Landing

Plane Loa od : With Gold Ingots, Jewels  26 Survive Fiery . Crash Into Sand Dunes Near Cairo

19 OR 20. LOSE LIVES IN CRASH   Dutch Plane Falls Into Sand Dunes In Cairo Landing

20 Die In Cairo  Air Crash   10 Others Of {6 Aboard KLM Plane Badly Hurt. No Americans On Flicht

Score Killed in Crash of Dutch Plane at Cairo  All Sue ¢ Iniured   All Survivors {niured, 10 Seriously; Gold an¢ Jewelry in Carao

Crash in Cairo Takes 20 Lives   Ten of 26 Survivors in Serious Condition After Airliner Falls

Cuba Orders Cut In U.S. Embassy   Castro Demands Reduction to Same Size He Has in Washington, Stages Big Military Show on Second Anniversary of Revolution

Rusk Upholds Disputed U.N.  {’ ongo Action   Claims Secession by Katanga Could Open Doors to Communists

Rusk Warns Katangan Break Would Aid Reds   Says Secession Could Plunge Congo _ Into Anarehy, Open Door To Commies

‘APPALLED, FLABBERGASTED’  Political Shellbursts Popping Around Udall   Recause his department ad

Udall's Back In Hot Water   Ticket-Selling Effort Draws Fire From Republicans

Secretary Udall Accused Of Using Pressure To Sell Political Tickets

Udall Embarrassed by ‘Friend's’ Efforts To Help Sell Dem Fund Dinner Tickets

Inierior Secretary, As sistant. Are Targets  ‘Stu’ Udall In Hot Water Over Dinner Ticket Sale

Charaes Udall Block-Jacking Oil Industry   Secretary Under Fire; Asked Friend To Sell $100 Dinner Tickets

Udall in Bad Over Oil Note   Cabinet Member Is Embarrassed; GOP Renews Attack

SCRAPPIE ST CABINET MEMBER  Political Shellbursts Boom About Interior Sec'y Udall

NAMES IN THE NEWS   Antony Armstrong-Jones, Philip Poles Apart. Just Can’‘t Hit It Off

Hint Regime To Use ‘Force Against Exodus   Communists Break Illusion Of Return To Private Farming

 imqguiry §S scneouice.. ; . Complaints Of Soldiers Not All Legitimate

Same Old Complaints . No Real Program Ready For Called Up Reserves

Say Complaining by Reservists Is ‘Normal Griping’   National Guard Leader Says Griping of Few Is Shadowing Patriotism.

Reservist Complaints aan psmemammsiemeeen sie saiimemmesieaiiemiinndiasion teeeumtesiianieceetscataaii eee  Poor Morale, Short Supplies Are The Common Gripes

House Majority Leader Says: State Chances Of Keeping  '28 Congress Seats Good

28 House Seats Seer For, State   Final Decision Is Expected. Within 2. Weeke

Nixon Backs Kennedy, Asks ‘Decisive Action’ On Four Other Fronts

Action Flouts West’s Pleas  For Controls Afro-Asians Join Soviets In Meacnre

General Assembly Adopts Two Nuclear Prohibition Measures; West Objects

State Produced Goods Available Probe of State Purchases  Rejected in Missouri House

On Blue Laws. ‘Green Grab’  County Political Foes In Head-On Collision

Top Congo Rivals Hold Conference   U.S., U.N. Mediators Ready to Aid in Talks; Rough. Problems Ahead

Adoula Meets With Tshombe At Army Base   Temporary Truce In Elisabethville ‘Breaking Down’

Mediator Bunche Standing By  Tshombe, Congo Premier Huddle On Proposal For Permanent End Of Strife

HOPE TO WORK OUT PLAN FOR LASTING PEACE  Rival Leaders Begin Congo Unity Talks

Billboards, Children’s Aid Listed   Won't Discuss Budget Increases Unless Votes Need to Pass Assured

Mediators Ask For More Time   Fact Finders Make Progress In Talks

Ship Strike Factfinders Optimistic   Kennedy Team May Ask Time For More Talks

Warden Slayer Nabbed In N.H. ‘Scratch The Ceiling Or You'll Kiss The Floor’

Escaped Gunman Seized in Burglary  Killed Warden, Fled Massachusetts Jail

WWE OCHOO! Nee;  ANOTHER GROUP — OF ADULT FARMERS!” _ COMPLETES SPECIAL NIGHT SCHOOL CLASS  39 in Recent. Couns : On, Farm Machinery Operation & Adiustment .

While School Keens   ANOTHER GROUP —  OF ADULT FARMERS COMPLETES SPECIAL NIGHT SCHOOL CLASS  39 in Recent Course — On Farm Machinery Operation & Adjustment

Prestige Of US. Sutfers Over World   But Kennedy's Vow Not To Yield To Communism Upheld

. WOULD ACCEPT LIGHT FARM TRACTORS —  ‘Castro Changes His ‘Terms’

Castro Seeks  ‘Political Prisoners’   Increased Cost Would Buy 10,000 Tractors; Farm Experts Return

Castro Boosts His Price In Prisoner Trade   New Demand Made for Tractors Worth $28 Million; Num. ber of POWs Cut.

Bree! Prisoners For 10,000 Tractors Castro Revises His Terms For Trade

Castro Ups His Trading Demands    Would Swap His 1,17: Invader. Prisoners For 10.000 Tractors

Ups Demand For Vehicles Twenty-Fold   Places Emphasis On Plan To Swap ‘Political Captives’

New Terms Cut Captive List By 41.   Alternative Plan Suggesis Exchange Political Prisoners

Castro again changes rules  on exchange From 500 tractors to 10,000?

‘PHANTOM CART MYSTERY SOLVED Candy-shopping Spree Flabbergasts Clerks

Bushel of candy..  ent tr at ea tn nt  What little van buy when they go shopping

Labor Heads Meet As Strife Grows  ~ AFL-CIO Union Wars Worse Than Ever

SEY News BEHIND PAGE J   INTERNAL FEUDS THREATEN AFE-CI0 COVT APSE  DIVIDED UNION HOUSE TO MEET

3 Measures on Docket —  Legislature of State Opens Special Session

To Make Survey Regarding Needs For Youth Vocational-Tech. Training

Convict UMW In Anti-Trust Case  Small Mine Owner  Awarded $270,000

Also Upping Outlay For Defense   Khrushchev Says World Situation Worrants

M pe oscon:  Soviets Will Boost Army  Allocations  Khrushchev Says Propoposed Paring  pri To. T. prxcce

Says Step Forced by Situation   Asks Allies “Sit Down With Others, Sign German Treaty.”   “Will Regret.”

INCREASES MILITARY SPENDING   Khrushchev Announces 3 Billion Ruble Hike In Defense Budget For “Security” In World Crisis.

90,0000 tre sourna  News family of possible readers.   SUSPEND CUTS IN ARMED FORCES   Announcement Of Russia’s  Action Made By Khrush   Says Increase In Defense Allocations Needed Because Of World Crisis

Soviet Will Halt Arms Reduction  Action Is Forced, Kheichcrhav Claime

Soviets Suspend Plan For Troop Reduction   Khrushchev Claims World Situation Forces Raising of Military Spending; Wants Allies to Settle German Issue

Blames West for  Tensions   Drops Plan to Reduce Number In Armed Forces

K Cancels — Cuts In Red. Arms Budget   ‘Cannot Neglect Security,’ He: Says

Khrushchev Says Action Is Due fo World Situafion   Claims Measures Are Required in Face of West’s War Budaets

Soviet Cancels Cuts in Military  Cites NATO Arms Building Drives

SAYS ACTION IS ‘FORCED’   Suggest West Show Wisdom On  German Treaty

Soviet Ups Its Defense Allocations  Khrushchev Says Planned Cuts In Forces Suspended

Khrush cancels arms reductions   Raises 1961 Soviet war budget: appeals for treaty on Germany   Test ban talks may be at a dead end

World Day of Prayer Set at Congregational Church in Aurelia Feb. 

JFK Will Keep Informed At Summer Home  Holiday Activity Hinaes   Holiday Activity Hinges On Events in Wake Of Soviet Blast

Kennedy Back At Cape Cod For Holiday   Keeps Abreast Of World Reaction

Nigeria Honors American Baby  Unprecedented Hono Only 3 Weeks After  Anti-American Riots

Given Tribal Name Ni gertan Tribe Honors W "hite Girlln Ceremony

White Child Is Honored Nigerian Rites Reflect Tribes’ Changing Moods

GARFIELD PK. SITE. AMONG 10 APPROVED   To Vote Tuesday On Project For Old Folks

Pilot Confirms That Raiding Planes Came From Cuba, Not U.S.   By CAPT. ORESTES ACOSTA

Defected Pilot Who Bombed Vountry Now In micing  ‘Pure Communism’ Said Now in Cuba      Ry CAPT. ORESTES ACOSTA Ae dnt) (mn TRE

_ Exclusive Interview:  Pure Communism In Cuba ‘Says Defecting Pilot

Defecting. — Cuban Pilot Tells Of Raid  7 _ "Nobody Can Toke It “Any More, Cuba Is

You ll Find   Defected Because Of ‘Pure Communism’  one enna cea ae  Cuban Pilot Describes Bombing Santiago

Copper Needles Defy Detection   Massive Sentinel Mountains in Antarctica to Be Studijed

- Operation Deep Freeze Seabees, Newsmen Leave for Antarctic Scientific Program

First Phase Of Scientific Plan U.S. Researchers Depart For Mission In Antaretie

Senate Starts Debate On Split Of Road Funds   Lengthy Debate Expected Before Formula Set

French Farmers, Angry Over National Price Program, Seize Control of Brittany Town

Farm Revolt In France Stuns Town   Paris Riot Police Rush to Brittany To Maintain Order

Nikita Is Firm On Peace Pac!   Russ Leader Accuses West Of Pushing Toward War Over Berlin

Mr. K Asks Berlin Talks Warns U.S.  Says Soviets May Increase Troop Strensth

Reds Want Peace Treaty With East Germany And Control Of Berlin Route

Red Premier Holds Firm On t t. German Pact  eo i NM   Warns That Russias Reserves May Also Be Called For Duty

Nikita Asserts West Imperils World Peace   Threatens Buildup  Of Forces; Cites Neec For Negotiations

Says West Is Pushing World Toward War   Soviet Troops May Be Moved Up To Western Frontiers

Congress Puts O.K. On Kennedy Defense Bid   Byrd Leads Fight On Foreign Aid   Khrushehey Confident  On Berlin   Red Leader Feels ‘Common Sense’ Is Key To Situation

Holiday’s Traffic Deaths Top 270  TT 2G Distesus Tlassd «cc. Caw Wace   U.S. Drivers Urged to: Go Kasy  on Gas Pedal in Final Hours

Safety Experts  Say: Go Easy Traffie Accidents  Kall 269 In Nation

California Tops Nation In Highway Killing; Plea Made For Careful Driving

Traffic Toll Near Record Pace of 1959   Deaths Are Well Above Safety  Pmtsaell Ratticn cba

Kennedy Inaugural  Sold Out  ry gg   Republicans Begin Long Trek Home

Home Asks That Arms Supply To a0s Be Ended   Chen Yi Attacks Johnson As Promoter Of War In Far East

Arms Cutof! To Warring Laos Asked   Britain Makes Appeal As Talks Open In Geneva

Laos Arms Embargo  Proposed   Briton Appeals To United State: And Russia

AT GENEVA MEETING  Britain Calls OnUS, Reds To Halt Laos Arms Supply

US., Russia Told to Stop Arming Laos  Red China Leader Accuses Johnaon Of Plotting Wer

Plea Is Made To Stop Arms Going to Laos   Johnson Attacked by Red China as Geneva Parley Finally Opens

Britain Asks US. Russia lo Halt Arms  Th, RET. SoM mmo, Ye   Chinese Communist Atracks Johnson At Geneva Conference

Conference Opens; China Assails U.S.   Peiping Delegate Charges Johnson Plots War In Asia

RAINLESS, SNOWLESS DAYS SEEN ———— LL AASeSsenensaneneeneneanntennns  ‘Lamb-like March’ Arrives In Indiana

Kennedy Tells Business We Must Slash ‘lariffs   Chilean Deputies Want to See Anaconda, Kennecott Books

Neutralists Step Up  Denunciations   Fears Voiced Of East-West Nuclear War

War Fears Hang Over Conterence   Sukarno Warns Miscalculation Of The Facts May Bring Us To Disaster’s Edge

Neutrals Are Less Concerned About Threat Of War   NASSER CRITICAL OF SOVIET UNION

FEAR OF WAR        Conference of Neutrals  Opens Under Heavy Pall

War Fears Depress Conference   Nonaligned Nations In Belgrade Hear Colonialism Attackec

But Attack West On Colontalism  Fears Of Possible \-War  Shroud Neutrals’ Parley

UNALIGNED NATIONS MEET, Harsh Attacks Directed At Western Colonialism

A-Fears Stir Nations in Conference  Neutrals Decry Threat of War

Santa Maria Rides Off Brazilian Coast Awaiting U.S. Action  Seek Passengers Safety

Un Release of Hostages...  US Navy Holds Secret Talk With Pirate Boss

‘Santa Maria’ Awaits American Admiral To Arrange Release Of 620 Passengers

Rebels Circle Of Brazilian Coast, Await Admiral .  U.S. Officer to  Arrange Release Of Passengérs

U. §, Admiral To Board Santa Marie , Rebels Waiting To  Release Hostages

On A Slow Boat to Nowhere  Santa Maria Awaits Arrive of U.S. Admire

To Work Out Release Of Passengers-- US. Admiral Will Board Captive Ship Off Brazil:

Bones Of Five Babies Uncovered Infants Probably Dead  Several Years—Former  Tenants To Be Traced

 CHEAPER TO FLY EAST TO SEE WEST COAST  Hijinks In Midwest Air Travel

Wage Increases Also Approved Conferees Agree on Appropriations  Add $2.4 Millions for Mental Health

Thor-Delta. Sends Tiny Package Aloft  Cetanti€e lacéemantk   Scientific Instrument: To Go 120,000 Miles Inte Space

Congo Troops Attack Two U.N. Officials   U. S. Sen. Dodd Present at Time of Beating

U.N. Officials Beaten by Katangese Troops: Thant Demands Punishment

St. James Modernization  Will Launch Fund Drive For 2nd Phase of Project

Off Mexican Coast  Record Ocean Depth  °  Reached in Earth Probe

Tunisia Threatens To Seek Aid Elsewhere If UN Fails To Act In Bizerte Attacks

Transportation in Chao  Britain’s Biggest Freeze Replaced By Fog, Slush

US Refuses To Drop Hungary, Tibet Charges  Zorin Says USSR Will Not insist On Action Beatnct Lintgad Genta

Stock Market Plows Ahead   Gains Moderate in Heaviest Trading of the Week

Hardly An Lye batted Committee OK’s Largest Budget In Texas’ History

NAACP Says Civil Rights Victory Near  — Cites Improvements Won In Education,

Russ Block Laos Farley Resumption   Delay Presentation ‘OF U. S.. Charges Reds  “Cynically Disregard Cease-Fire Pledges

Deadlocked   £ACUUTOCACE  Soviets Block Resumption of Peace Talk

Crack Gurkha Troops Land In Leopoldville   Indian Forces To Reinforce U.N. Congo Command

jAttendance Fades After First Roll Call  It Costs Missourians $1,200 ‘For House to Act on Four Bills

Defense Department Cancels Bomber Funds   Bill Goes to President for Signature; McNamara Says Half Billion Given B Senate for Bombers Not Needed

esate FOR .  ‘e TODAY e   (Copriehted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)  :

«Merit Setup in First Big Test At Joint Meet  Senate Forces Fail   Senate Forces Fail . To Insert ‘Rider’

Officials Disappointed  Invaders’ Defeat Won't be End Of Fighfing in Cuba, Rusk Says

BOTH SIDES SAY LOSSES ARE HEAVY   Broadcast From ; Central Mountains Enthuses Exiles _.   Expect Continued Anti-Castro Fight

Elusive Recluse Shoots Pursuer  2 Skirmichee Foaucnhr   2 Skirmishes Fought In Wooded Mountagins

Elusive Recluse Wounds Pursue  Fights Off Posse   Fights Off Posse In Oregon Mountain:

Six Die on Highways Four Drown  State Holiday Death Toll Hits 10

U. $., Britain Make Formal Atom Proposal   Would Permanently Ban Explosions in Earth’s Atmosphere

BAN PROGRAM SUBMITTED AT GENEVA   U.S. Delegate Says Soviet Acts Belie Its Words

U.S., England Suggest - Ban on Nuclear Testing ~ Tn Atmosphere of Earth

Cuban Press File Censored  F Seen  Ree ESPECE IRSe SE eee   Canadian Reporter Tells of Changes

‘Corrected Vision’ Censorship Role Played by Official Agency in Cuba

TERMS UNDEFINED  -Mikoyan Says Russia Offers ‘Guarantees’ For West Berlin

Today's Index   Orthodox Church In Russia Reauests World Council Tie

Says Someone Tried To Assassinate Dag   Shooting Attempt Took Place In Jerusalem.

Senate Probes Poisoning Of Crime Inquiry Witness   Ask State Police Help Serve Kentucky Vice Probe Subpoenas

Race Wire Witness Poisoned   Witness Found Unconscious In His Home

Poison Possibility Is Investigated  Gambling Probe Witness  Discovered In A Coma

Mea eg Bi Eiger pain nner ——  Judge Rules Bus Integration Lega   Court Action Affects Terminals in District

Judge Backs Order by ICC   Blocks Enforcement Of Racial Barriers

Control Group Heads to Laos   Calls for Planes to Provide Military Guard Transit

Congress Takes Final Breather  Final Adjournment By Labor Day Goal

Congréss Has” Week at Res   ee ee  Big Program Ahead Before Adjournment by Labor Day

‘Rest’ Taken By Congress Before Push  Many Bills Facing Legislators Before Final Adjournmen

Defense Attorney Says ‘Press Prejudiced’  ‘Knisely Asks Venue Change

Charges Local Press Is Prejudiced Knisely Seeks Cnange Of Venue In Bribery Case

Welsh Bills Assigned In Senate   Sponsors Given Responsibility For Passage

Restrictions Clamped on Guantanamo   Americans Held in. Havana After Leaving Florida

Cubans Arrest 6 Americans: Hold for Trial  Oe i   All Foreigners And Cubans at Guantanamo Must Obtain Visas

Cuban Regime Holds 6 Yanks as Castro Foes  _ Workers at Naval  Base Hampered by

six Americans Being Held By  Castro Forces   Seized In Havana; Accused Of Being Counterrevolutionaries

 Castro Seizes 6 Americans   Claims They Made Pact In Florida  To Join Overthrow Of Castro’s Regime

Castro Holds 6 Yanks   Cuban Government Says Americans Planned Rebel Plot

Castro Seizes Six Americans   Moves to Get Money of Cubans Employed at Guantanamo

Cubans Arrest 6 Americans: Hold for Triat  All Foreigners And Cubans af Guantanamo

Castro Holds 6 Americans As Invaders:   Regime Says Group Seized in Havana  After Pact With Foe

Weather   Cuba Order: Veedle US. 6 Men Held  Americans Accused ~ Of Sailing To Join : Anti-Castro Force

Six Americans Held by Castro  Cuba Needles U.S. With New Decrees

6 Americans Held In Cuba on Charges Of Planning Revoll   Castro Regime Says They Made Aareemeni in Florida

Two Tar Heels Are Among Group He Claims Entered Cuba To Help Dissidents

CUBA SEIZES 6 AMERICANS AS PLOTTERS   Guantanamo Staff Target OF Latest Anti-U.5. Decree

Cuban Governmen Holds 6 Americans  As Revolutionaries 3 Members Of Union Executed Wednesday For Opposing Castro

Six Americans Held by Cuban Authorities  Group Charged Witl Trying To Join

Cuba Seizes Six Americans, Accused  Of Pro-Rebel Plot: New Decrees Set

Police In Havana Holding Tar Heels Accused Of Plotting Aqainst Castro

6 Americans  Held In Cuba   Accuse Them of Plans To Join Castro’s Foes

6 Yankees  Arrested  By Castro Accused of   Accused of Plan to Join  Rebel Forces

Havana: Cubans Hold 6 Americans  Under Arrest  Castro’s Cabinet Needles US With   Castro’s Cabinet Needles US With 4 More Decrees

Castro Grabs 6 Americans  Young Men Accuse   Young Men Accused Of Aiding Rebels

HOLDING 6 "AMERICANS   Charges They Try To Join His Foes; New Decrees  Change History, Needle U. S$,

Six Americans Are Arrested by Fidel's Agents   Allegedly Part of Dissident Scheme

Six Citizens Of U.S. Held In Cuba Jail   Charged In Trying To Join Forees With Revolutionary Units

Charged In Invasion’ Of Island   Accused Of Trying To Join Up With Rebel Forces

Leader of Invasion Taken, Says Castro  Believe Son Roman — Will Be Executed

Castro Captures — Invasion Leader  Brigadier San Roman With New Group Of Interned Prisoners

Senate to Get New Tax Plan  Supporters: Bill Can Meet Need: Fi OW i i

Senate Tax Group Votes for Earlier Withholding  New Tax Bill Would Provide Forgiveness Only Half '61 Tax

New Tax Bill Prepared For Senate  Called Adequate  To Meet Needs . Bee Nawt 9 Yaarea

‘In Control’ of New Regime   Embassy Is Unable. tc Contact ‘the Capital; Fighting Reported

Bombings and Street Fights Mark  Growing Racial Tension in Chicago

To Be Hurt By Absence Of Rayburn   Ailing Speaker Led Tacticians, Was Top ‘No’ Man Of£ Advisors

HE’LL MISS RAYBURN Kennedy. Faces Compromises In Program at Next Session

Kennedy Face Compromise On ‘62 Proaram   President May Lack Powerful Tacticion ‘Ta Push Mensures

Absence of Rayburn to bring compromises KENNEDY WILL LACK A LEADER  TO PUSH HIS ‘NEW FRONTIERS’

FIRST HUNDRED DAYS IN OFFICE: President Has Faced Great Challenae. Aaony, Promise   President Deadly Serious: _ America Is Ready  To Guard Freedom

Kennedy's First 100 Days Full Of Promise, Challenge   President Sets Punishing Pace Tr Meet Prahlemec

String Barbea Wire in Berlin City in Angry Mood  As Tension Continues By JOSEPH B. FLEMING

Tempers High In W. Berlin: Brandt Speaks   Mayor Requests JFK Use Action And Not Words

Major Change: Money System   Proposgls Include Presidential Power For Cute:in Taxes

Ask Change In Financial Machinery   Commission on Money And Credit Drafts 282-Page Report.

US., Britair Denounced In Lisbon  Demonstratare   Demonstrators Stage Parade Because of Goa

Portuguese Demonstrate Against U.S., Britain  i Group Apparently Considers That Allies

PORTUGUESE DEMONSTRATORS HIT U. 5. AND BRITISH IN PROTEST OVER LOSS OF ENCLAVES TO INDIA

Portuguese Bitter Against U. S. Stand   Demonstrators Believe Allies Failed Portugal In Giving Only Moral Support

\Created By Kennedy Today  (Problems Of The Textile Industry \Will Get Special Committee Study

Railroad Effects Were Widespread   A Jungle Cat Balks British Royalty

NSA employe disappears   Discount idea security worker has defected

Security Agency Staffer Missing  Officials Discount Possible Defection

Security Agency Clerk. Reportec Missing in Md.   Federal Officials Discount Possibility Of Defectjon to Reds

Top-Secret Agency Employe Sought  NSA Clerk Missing For More Than Week

NSA employe disappears  Discount idea  * te BES Se oe aonb. i , =    Discount idea security worker has defected

General Challe To Face 9-Man Tribunal  DeGaulle Moves Decisively To Mop Up Algerian Revolt

Unseated Korean Premier Resigns   Reports Say ‘Leader Tried to Head Off Korean Revol}

Plea For U.S. Intervention In Korea Revealed Thursday  Intricate Negotiations ss.

Rusk Talks With Envoy  To Moscow  ‘Gromyko Disclose Earlier Moderatio

He Predicted — Nation Wont Remain Divided   Troops On Way Ti City To Reinforce Armies There —

Thousands  Cheer LB] As Svmbol  British Order Oe is a ee oF ie <n

Veep Given Ovation On Unity Talk   Claims Reds Will Fail In Attempts To Divide Reich

Tumultuous welcome for LBJ in Berlin   Vice President delivers pledge of U.S. support

Gets Giant Welcome in West Berlin   Voices Kennedy Pledge That City’s Freedom Will Be Maintained.

Crack Troops  ‘Cross Border   LBJ Cheered By West Berliners;  ‘Lives. Fortunes, Honor’ Pledged

Cheering Welcome  To L.B.J.   Assures West Berlin Of Solid Link To West

Applaud U.S. Pledge Of All-Out Support   More Berlin Stories Page Two

Noviet Defeat — Johnson Theme   Vice Pr ‘esident Ur: ges All Berliners to Leok:.: ~ Beyond “Barbed Wire’

ee  Johnson Mingles wit with Crowd  baaneneeeameteneneneiinenemneeetnioee eee  West Berliners Applaud U.S. Freedom Guarantee

Next In Speight ‘Price Fi ixing Probe Turn:  To Westinghouse Official:

Life’s End   ALBERT G. HAAS, 61, DIES UNEXPECTEDLY AT HIS FARM HOME

ati o ti  ALBERT G. ‘HAAS, 61, DIES UNEXPECTEDLY  AT HIS FARM HOME Funeral’ Services  mm eo be °° *: gw a’ .

How It Was  MUCH HOTTER AND ‘STICKIER' TODAY  — CORN’S GROWTH GHOUILD REALILY POP

How It Was   MUCH HOTTER AND_ ‘STICKIER’ TODAY . — CORN'S GROWTH ‘SMAIT_N REALLY POP

Round the Clock  Bargaining Is On Negotiations Center On Plant Acreements

Army Columns Advance In Laos In An Attempt To Oust Rebel Leftists

ferenes of Refugees  ‘African Rebels, Portuguese Turn Northern Angola Into Desolation

Battlefield Terrorism Grins Angola   100,000 Escape Into Conge From Portugal Colony

North Angola Now Desolate Battlefield   Refugees Pour Into Congo

Creating Wasteland  Portuguese, Rebels Slug It Out In African Colony

African Rebels, Portuguese Troops Turn Angola Into Raw Battlefield .

FEAT SPURS AMERICA  Congress Demands All-Out Effort In Space Program   TARGET DATE LOOMS  U.S. Man-In-Space Plans Overshadowed

Manhunt Launched Near Bell City  Suspected Slayer Of Three Hunted

Ist Time for Minority to Name Speaker   Republicans Hold 3-Hour Boycott Before Voting

If You Have Forgotten: Social Security Tax Rates Will Increase Aguin On Jan. 1

5S rates up first of year  Revenue to help   Revenue to help meet the cost of benefit changes

1 i By Lyndon Johnson ‘Camel Driver Is Given Roval Treatment In U.S

From Vice President — Pakistan Camel Cart Driver To Get Gilt-edge Treatment

First Incident Since 1957 Crisis Howling Mob Watches Police Arrest Four In Little Rock

STRIKE ON NY. CENTRAL THIS WEEKEND   Conductors Threaten Walkout

‘Can’t Search Anyone’ Police Get Delicate Problem:  Probing Theft In Nudist Camp

Russ Tell Where to Sight Sputnik, But West Observers Stay Skeptical

Inside...   Ciaim Gains Over Communists  Johnson Hails Bipartisan Policy Successes

Nelson Reveals One Vote Switch Killed Plan 10.9  Governor Favors Changes in Levy Impact Instead

Tiny Ozark Mountain Town Granted First Project Under Area Redevelopment Act

Gassville, Ark., Is First Recipient  Of Area Redevelopment Plan Fund

Peace Corps Head Seeks Worker Loan   Business Reaction Mostly Favorable To Shriver’s Idea

Inside...   , Urged to Contribute Manpower  ‘Business, Labor Help Asked for Peace Corps

House To Vote State Assembly Reapgortioning  Amendment: Stands . Cand Chancrea(f   Amendment : Stands , Good Chance-Of Passing Test

Indiana House Showdown Due Today On Lecislative Reapportionment '

Police Smash Demonstration In Cape Town   Second Day Of Riots Over Apartheid Policy

Police Quell South African ‘Demonstrations   Milling Crowds in Cape Town Are Dispersed

Secretary Dillon Takes Long-Range Foreign Aid Borrowing to Conaress

Dillon Pleads To Congress For Aid Bill   Secretary Joins Top Officials  In Committee

Considered By State Council— May Design New Schools With N-Fallout Factor

Typhoon Hilda Hit: Okinawa; Kills Six «   Super Class A Typoon’ Does Great Damage: No American Casualties Note

Role Of ‘Military ..  Fulbright Mains 5 Ropped By Senator From S. C.

BEAR LAKE AREA. BOYS VISITING IN JAPAN ON PACIBRIC EIEFET CRUISE

Major Share of Issue  H-F High Board to Open Bids on Building Bonds

Senate To Act On Extension Of Taxes Today   Levies Made During Korean War Still Needed

TURN IN LIST OF ALLEGED CONVERSIONS   ‘Just The Beginning In Drive Against Violators

2 RISK LIVES ~ TO SAVE SUE   Seal Selves in; Block Gushing Water

éroic Pair Man Engine Controls Despite Flood  ~ 9 Sailors Save Sub From Sinking.

Bridge Open To Traffic   Sailors Seal Selves   To Save Flooded Sub

Sailors’ acts save U-boat   Man controls in flooded room below surface

Inside The Times   ftieroic Action Lauded  2 Sailors Seal Flooded Section, Save Sub

Heroic Seamen  Save U. 8. Sub   Risk Electrocution by Manning Engine Controls in Water

‘SAVE THE SINKING SHIP  Sailors Credited With ' Saving U.S. Submarine

Seal Themselves In Flooded Room..  2-Sailors’. Heroic Action Saves Submarine In Pacific

Crewmen Right Sub, Save Same   ‘Two Sailors Risk Lives  In Flooded Vessel

Sailors Seal Themselves In Flooded Compartment To Save Sub From Sinking

Sealed In Flooded Compartment  Two Heroic Sailors Save Their Sub

2 Sailors Save U.S.  Submarine   Seal Selves In Flooded Section To Keep Craft From Sinkine

seaied in rioodea Compartment  Two Sailors Credited With Saving Submarine

USDA moves to initiate feed program   Details expected at county levels soon as possible

1 erp re RTE eee renee ee nee nnn EE  TWO COUPLES APPLY FOR LICENSES

Half -Hour TV, Radio Broadcast Slated Tonight   President Arrives In Washington This Morning After kuropean Trip.   Immediate Report   Slated at 7 P.M.

Welcomed Home After 6-Day Tour   Chief Executive Briefs Top Leaders On Summit Results

‘JFK Prepared to Report to U.S. oe 7 On His Meeting With Khrushchev

untanned And Spry  SRNR pete ene nN en et  JFK Returns From Holiday

‘Set To Give Tri ip Report On TV At vr   Dirksen Invited To White House Aboard Helicopter

JFK Home Looking Fit And Happy   Demo Leaders Greet Kennedy At Airport

On Meetings with World Leaders  Kennedy to Report to Nation Tonight

JFK Meets With Party Officials   President Will Report On Private Conferences With Western Leaders

President Fit, Happy As He Steps From Je  Johnson, Governmen   Johnson, Government Leaders On Hand In Welcoming Party

Shows First Obvious Signs Of Weariness   Jackie Stays In London, Plans Visit To Greece

JFK to Report on Summit Tonight   President Home From 6 Days Of Conferences in Europe; Conaress to Get Briefing

Goes Before Nation Today on Radio, T\   GOP, Demo Chief: Join in Copter Trig +6 White House

Nine More Die In State Traffic  Toll Rises to 749; Equals 1960 Rate

State Highway: Claim 8 Lives Over Weekend  Wisconsin Road   Wisconsin Road Toll for Year Citmbs to 749

 Will Be Active in GOP Nixon Hints He Might Seek  ‘Nomination Again In 1964

328 Million Tag Placed on State Program   Both Parties In House Caucusing on Proposals to Gain Needed Revenue.

Foreign Ministers of Soviet Bloc Are To Meet in Fall on E. German Treaty

East German Pact Talk Set By Red Bloc   Foreign Ministers To Convene In Late Fall; Site Unnamed

Red Meet Slated For Peace Pact   Ministers Of Soviet Bloc To Gather In Fall To Negotiate German Treaty

wan # Rate as eee eS  White House Aide, Namee In Divorce Suit, Quits

Kennedy Aide Resigns As Suit Is Filed   Former Harvard Dean Is Linked To Divorce Action

President's Aide Landis, Resigns  Is Co-respondent In Divorce Action

James Landis, Presidential Aide, Resigns   Co-Respondent In Divorce Suit

Rather Than ‘Fore’, New Cry Is ‘Love’   Tennis Crowding Golf Off Scene In Washinatan

GET $200,000 IN RINGS, COLL  Burglars Loot 8 Safes of Jewelry Makers

Overhaul Began in 1996  Nobody Liked Tax Compromise hut Alternative Never Found

Inside E. Germany, A Revealing Story, Pictures, Page 20   Adenauer Urges West To Get Tough

Chancellor Recommends That NATO Strenaqthen Its European. Shield

Adenauer Jeered At  Barrieades   Chancellor Urges NATO Strengthen European Shield

Suo-Zero Weather Hits East   Warm Air Creeps Into Gulf States, Western Florida

Swainson May  Call Legislature   Ponders New S pecial Session  Ou Aid To Dependents

Stone Officially Enters Hospital Admr. Duties   Nat’! Professional Honors Go to Man Whose Wife Is Ennis Girl

2 Sisters Await Operation Woman To Learn Soon  Whether She Will See -

Supports De Gaulle’s Program  U.$. Closely Watches Developments In France

U.S. Watching French Revolt  With Dismay   Gives Support To De Gaulle

EXILES DEMAND UN ACTION   UN Troubles Russia Threatens Succession Plan         On The Inside   Demand Feping Admittance Lo UN a em  Soviets Gave Selves An Out In Troika Demand

Tunisian Heads  UN Assembly ~~:   Push For Red China, 3-Man Secretariat Seviets Try To Obstruct Interim Operation Of UN

‘Nothing less than 3-man secretariat   Slim president: no agreement on Dag successor

Want Three To Succeed U.N. Chief   Reds Threaten To Torpedo Any Other Proposal

Reds To Spoil Plans For New UN Secretary   Soviets Indicate They Will Demand Three-Man Control

Russia Demand Triumvirate   Deadlock Is Feared In Naming Secretary

Russia Opposes Proposal For Temporary Secretary OfU.N.;:Wants3-ManRule

U.N. Assembly Picks Tunisian For Presidency  Deadlock Certair Over Soviet Plan For Secretariat

Tunisian Gets President Post   Soviet Demands Trio To Head Secretariat

'UN Elects Mongi Slim President; Reds Push Three-Man Secretariat

Tunisia's Mongi Slim U.N. Assembly President  Moderate North African Quickly Elected;  EE a ee £2.83

MONGI SLIM IS ELECTED PRESIDENT   Soviets Appear Adamant About  *Troika’ Scheme

Would Pick Temporary Secretary   Gromyko Indicates Moscow Wants Only 3.Man Secretariat

Slim Is Elected U.N. President In Quick Action  But No Agreement Is Seen In Choosing A Succesear Ta Dao

Soviets Threaten To Torpedo Plan To Name Temporary Secretary For Meatine

Russ Threat To Torpedo New Pick  For Dag’s Successor as  Secretary-Gen.

U.N. Assembly Elects Slim As President   No Agreement In Sight On Successor To Daq Hammarckintd

BATTLE LINES DRAWN  Reds Ask Three-man Control   Tshombe Seeks Troop Removal

U.N. Names Tunisia’s Slim President; No Agreement Seen As Dag’s Successor

‘United Nations: a  Slim Is _ Elected» To Post   No Agreement On Replacing Hammarskjold

Tunisian Delegate Named Presid nt of U.N. Assembiy   No Agreement Is In Sight on Successor to Daq Hammarskiold

‘Keds seek 3-Man secretariat  Soviets Oppose Proposal For Teperary UN Head

Threaten To Veto All Else   Gromyko Starts Off UN Session On Gloomy Note

MONG! SLIM, MODERATE, CHOSEN   North African Receives All 96 Assembly Votes

Exemptions Within Exemptions  sesenetneneneeenenneseemiememmmmmenmtmmemmemnemnmenanenetenes aneneeeenmeanetene nae ra  New Sales Tax Starts Friday

Exemptions Within Exemptions  ete teeta tet ee  New Sales Tax Starts Today

New Truce Plar In Laos Asked  Fresh Orders Urged  Ry Eranek Envav

New Truce Plan In Laos Asked  Fresh Orders Urged By French Envoy

France Wants Truce Teams Fully Equipped To Enforce Cease-Fire Orders In Laos

FRANCE ASKS ORDER GIVEN AT GENEVA   Spokesman Defends Plan To Establish Buffer State   In Asian Nation Refuse To Let Commission Sit In On Peace Sessions

AgCHe yd. ————  Laos Cease-Fire  Plea by French   Truce Teams Said to Need Better Support

To Use Liberty Bell Oval  Bucks Group Gets Approval For 2nd Trot Track License

Were Negroes Barred From Meet In S.C. At Which Hodges Was Speaker?

Record Total Calls for $212 Million Additional Spending  Rockefeller Tells Legislature That  Quick Action Needed in Haln Erancaey   $189 Million on Roads  To Spur Economy; Asks 76 Troopers

On The eesti   Mistrial Ordered $350,000 Cancer Drug Libel Action Postponed

Liberals Are Jolted By Senate Action   Group Defeated In Bid To Strengthen Antifilibuster Rule

Liberals Take Senate Defeat On Filibuster   ‘Devastating Blow,’ Sen. Keating Says In Setback On Rule

‘Devastating Blow’ Senate Liberals View Dimly (Antifilibuster Rule Chances

Senate Fails  To Pass Rule   Liberals’ Views Glum On Chances for Passage

Senate Liberals Suffer Defeat In Anti-Filibuster Campaign   Take Glum View Of Their Chance For Success Later In Session

Blow To. Civil Rights Legislation?  ‘Senate Liberals Defeated On Aniti-Filibuster Issue.

Senate Liberals Drive Defeated  Dim View Is Taken For Later Success On Filihueter Rule

Liberals See Rule Change Chance Slim   Senate Filibusters Fight Loss Held ‘Devastating Blaw?

DIXIE BLOC ELATED Claim Nixon Is Rebuked By Antifilibuster Defeat

Senate Liberals Defeated in Drive to Strengthen Anti-Filibuster Rule

Anti-Filibuster Move Shunted Off in Senate; Revival Prospects Poor

Senate Liberals Are Defeated in Filibuster Fight  Rules Change Shifted  To Committee; Glum

Liberals Lose Filibuster Bid   Proposal Shunted to Senate Rules Group

Liberals Glum Over Setback   See Little Chance For Drive to Change Filibuster Rule

Senate Liberals Take Glum View of Rules Fight   Antifilibuster- Drive Unlikely to Succeed Later in Sesston

No Assembly Change Politically: ras Little Enthusiasm Shown In Primary Election Statewjde

Inside Today’s News   State Primary Balloting Is Light, Veteran Is Returning To Conaress

Homes Safe From Flood At Lafayette  Crest Will Be 2 Feet Below Danger Point   Crest Will Be 2 Feet Below Danger Point —17-Foot Stage Due  Elees an Saturday

ONLY THREE TESTS ANNOUNCED  J. S$. Nuclear Pace At Greater Temno

You'll Find It   U.N. Patrol Fans Out In Jungle-- 'Leopardmen’ Terrorize Congo

UN Forces Moving  To Reute Fanadit  Leopardmen’ Sect New Word of Abuse  To Missionaries _ Is Told by Writer :

ooviets interested  U.S. Feeling Pressure For Friendly Cuba Ties

—we ee  E e  Nee tl E e  U.S. Feeling Pressure For Friendly Cuba Ties

FS OCAT «= TRMPPrRaATtI reve   Small Latin Nations Seek Assurance Of Share Of Aid

Challenge On Share Of Money   Progress Program Concerns Smaller Latin Countries

Want F air Say In Allocating US Dollars Smaller Latin Countries. Distrust Bigger Nations 

U.S. On Sidelines Latin America’s Smaller Nations Challenging Bigger Neighbors

Large, Small Latin Nations  Vying for Aid   U. S. Standing On Sidelines as Benevolent Neutral

Latin-American Nations Struggle  Approval Of “Seven Wise Men” Planning Group Now Probable

Latin America’s Small Nations After A Fair Share Of American Aid

Small Nations Ask Fair Share Of Aid Funds   Want to Make Sure They Won’t Be Sidetracked

Small Latin Nations to Back Plan   U.S. Standing on Sidelines as ‘Neutral’

Little Countries Want Share In Hemisphere Aid   Ask Bigger Neighbors to Assure Sharing

Smaller Latin Nations Seek Equal Aid Share   Hassle Develops Over Method Of Distributing Mone}

ECONOMIC SOLUTION AHEAD FOR LATINS  Small Challenge Big For Money   German Treaty Started, East Germans Announce

Small Latins Demand Share  Want to Be Certain of Finger in U.S.  Raactar Dia

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Small Latin Nations Want Their Share

Small Latin Nations Ask Equal Share   Challenging Big Countries Under Progress Aid Plan

Wise Men Wanted...  Smaller Latin Nations Want Their Share of U.S. Money

Small Nations Battling For Share Of Aid   U. S. On Sidelines As Lotin Countries Stage Maneuvering

Latins Maneuver  For Aid   Small Nations Challenge Large Nations

Swedish Man-of-War To Be Ra ised   Flax Ship ‘Vasa’ To Be Monument To 17th Century Glory

Mistreated By First Mother Also  Girl, 5. Strangles On TV Wire After Foster Parents Bind Her

Foster Parents Lead Police To Body Of Girl, 5, They Say Strangled On Wire

Cuba Announces Artime, Invasion’s Top Civilian Leader, Taken Captive

WEATHER   HARK THE HERALD. -  If You Listea Closely, You'll Hear The Beu—

Temperatures Plunge Far Below Zero Level  Winter's Coldest Onslaught Hits Missouri, Eastern U.S.

Impacted Area Bill Voted Committee Signals Death For General School Aid

Welsh Finishes Action On Work  a2 ae oe se   Signs Bill To Create Intermediate Penal Institution Proposed By Craia

Odst.  West Blistered By Heat, Fires   The Situation Remains Serious in Many Areas

Blistering Heat Lingers In West  Some Areas Cooler; Most Spots Remain Under Fire Threat

TEMPE PRPATIOPEE   Battle Serious Fires aR Rt i A TRE a A  Searing Heat On West Coast

Blistering Heat Wave Is Lingering In West: Fire Situation Continues Serious

Appears fo Be Headed for Angola: Claim   Some Say Reports Are Designed to Hide His Murder

Former Premie Lumumba Said to Be Fugitive  Rumors Circulate in U.N. Hdqs. that He May Be Killed,

Lumumba And Two Aids Flee   Deposed Congo Premier Escapes From Farmhouse Near Elisabethville.

Trio Binds Sentries, Takes Guns     Story Of Breakout  Raises Skepticism

Three Flee into Night; Reds Doubt   Moscow Radio Thinks Congo Leader Dead

Deposed Congo Premier and 2 Associates Bind Guards And Flee in Automobile

OTHERS JOIX MOSCOW IN SKEPTICISM   Katanga Claims Former Captive Angola-Bound

Katanga Government Reports Escape of Lumumba and Two Of His Political Cronies

Lumumba Escape Reported By Katanga Government   Backers Fear It’s Only Ruse ToCover Death

kx-Congo Premier  At Large   Reports Of Escape Of Lumumba Result In Death Rumors

Some say he may be dead   U.N. wants proof that deposed chief's alive

Ex-Premier, Aides Leave  Farm House   Trio Overpowers Sentries, Flees In Car With Weapons

Katanga Says Lumumba, Two Pals Escape   Rumors Circulate That Red Congo Chief Has Been Slair

Rumors say ex-premier already dead   ‘Smokescreen to cover up his assassination’

Patrice Lumumba, Two Associates Escape From ConfinementInFarmhouse

Lumumba And ] Associates Make Escape   Deposed Congo Leade Believed .Headed: For Portugdese Territory

Lumumba, Two Aides In Escape   Overcome Guards Flee in Car With Several Rifles

Say Ousted Congo Head Flees Farm   Skeptic Sees Tale as a Prelude To Telling Death of Patrice.

Lumumba Flees From Captivity  Ex-Premier Believed Headed for Angola

Luinumba, two associates reporiedly have escused   oeanga govi. report eyed with skepticism

Lumumba Pulls Another Escape   Roads Blocked by Katanaa Soldiers

Lumumba Reported Now on the Loose Inthe Congo   Deposed Premier and Two Associates Escaped Jail, Katanga Group Says.

Three Flee In Auto With Guns   AH Roads From Province Blocked: Rumored Lumumba Already Dead

Overcome Pair of  Sentries   Avoid Recapture; Believed Heading For Stanleyville

Lumumba, Two Political Friends Flee Farmhouse After Overpowering Guards

Lumumba's Escape Is Announced in Katange   Official State. ment. Greetec  With Doubt

Moscow Says He May Be Dead Lumumba Makes Escape, Katanga Regime Reports

Katanga Claims Qusted Premier, Pais Fled ‘Jail’   __U.N. Wants Proof. That Fiery Congo Rebel Still Lives

Deposed Premier Escapes In Congo   Lumumba And Two Associates Flee From Farmhouse Prison

3 Overpower Guards, Take Car, Arms  Tre   Deposed Premier Believed Headed for Portuguese Colony

Lumumba, Two Aides  Escape   Katanga Government Believes Trio Headed For Portuguese Angola

Foes Fail To Halt Move To Extend Tax   Barron Conference Votes 14 +o 3, For Higher Sales Levy

Valentine by Susan   Could Mean Tax Increase Here  Teachers Given Pay Boost:

Cash And Pledges Totaling $1,200 Are Collected For Roof To Cover Show Ring

Achievement In Space Even More Dramatic Shots  Will Come Within Deeade

Dramatic Developments Ahead  Rocket Age Brings Us to Threshhold Of Manned Space Flight in 40 Months

State Takes Over Plans For Lodges   Board Agrees To Lease Buildings On Lake Eufaula

a 6 @ wo 3 . Coming Up. ST. JOHN UNITED SLATES . HOLIDAY PROGRAMS PBITEC

IREA Meeting In Progress  At French Lick  GOP State Chairman Labels Gov. Welsh As A *“Do-Nothing  (,overnor’’ In Sneech

Congolese Slaughter 600 People   Men, Women, Children Fall in Reprisal for Tribal Ambush.

Expect No Opposition From U.S.   Some Cabinet Members May Be Punished

U.N. Ready To Replace Dag   U.S.-Soviet Accord On U Thant Sought

AWAIT U. S., RUSSIA DECISION  UN Hunts Solution To Secretariat Crisis

Libel Claims Against New York Times, Four Negro Ministers for Ad Rise to $3,000,000

Infantry Sent into W. Berlin  U.S. Spurns Red Barring of Highway

U.S. Infantrymen Roll On Autobahn  Defy Red Demands  To Stop Movements  Along Vital Highway

Search for Rockefeller Son Widens   Natives Offered Tobacco Reward; Copters Join Hunt

Press Search for Michael Rockefeller   Father Still Clings io Hope He'll Be Found

Helicopters Wil Join Search for Rockefeller Heir   (see photo, Page 2)

Remains flown to U.S. for study   90-50 chance to find young Rockefeller cited

HARK THE HERALD - -   Forest’s Development “Just Getting Started’’-

A ppellate Court Finds School Board Governed By Racial Prejudices

U.S. Industry Showing Signs Of Improving  Shipments and New Ordare Coninina and

3 Their Whereabouts In Stato Not Determined  US Road Work Probe Unit Checking In New Mexico

Action by House and Senate in Topeka... .     Teachers Retirement Plan Gets Approval

Even Half-Jews Were in Danger   Claims Eichmann Worse Than Hitler

says Eichmann Outdid Hitler   Attomey Charges Half-Jews Also Done to Death

Anti-Castro Cubans Fear  Delay Fatal   Enough Time Seen Given Government To Nab Top Rebels

Anti-Castro Cubans To Blame U.S.  If Current Revolution Collapses

ANTI-CASTRO CUBANS FEAR  eee eteesereeencanpe sent See MSA eS RONNIE mr  Rebels May Have Waited Too Long

Failure will be blamed on United States   Anti-Castroites fear the rebels waited too long

Anti-Castro Cubans Are Leery Of U.S.   Revolt Failure Will Be Blamed On United States

Anti-Castro Cubans Fearful  ‘Rebel Invaders Took Too Long To Strike’

Dusiness Fuawication Governor’s Midwest Trip Featured in Magazine

Business Publication.  _Governor’s Midwest Trip Featured in Magazine

Abandoned by Mother . 3 Children Jailed in Georgia For Threatening To Run Away From Home

3 Uncontrollable Children Locked Up In Georgia Jail   NO OTHER PLACE

The Divine And The Human Aspects .. . .  "The Story Of Christmas” Starts Today In The Gazette

Reason for Firing Challenged by House Speaker  Director of GSA Is Ousted

President May Act  On ‘Rights’ ‘Moral Authority  May Be Used In Race Cases

JFK Studie: His Role In  Integration   President Will Act When Move Deemed Useful

Study May Bring Answer by February 20   Moves to Influence Integration to Come

Still lacks clear answer’ on missile gap--Kennedy   Kennedy intends to speak out on issue of school integration

Kennedy Promises His Moral Support At Right Time in Civil Rights Dispute

Kennedy Plans Effort In N. ©. School. Case   State Segregationist Says — Kennedy Stand Anticipated

President fo Air Views on Civil Rights   Plans Comment at Time He Thinks Mest Effective

‘Tl Move When Needed’  EK Vows He'll Aet in Race Crisis   Gap or No Gap, America Faces Peril, Says Kennedy

President Vows Help On Integration  Will Speak Out   Will Speak Out At Time of Real Usefulness

JFK Will Use ‘Moral Authority’ of Office — In Segregation Cases -

Crisis i in U.N. Might Ne ow Be Addec  'To Uneasiness  of Berlin - Crisis

Debating Society, Or World Force?   ig ¥ SOC lety, U Or World Force? ?  yv, Not Just Berlin, But UN Crisis Looms         Now.      Ei far; ” West Clash Probable At UN

Soviet Union ‘Asks U.N. Seat Red China   U.S. and Russia Hold Fate — ' U.N. Crisis Develops;  Hides Berlin Issue

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Prairie Fire Starts Chain Reaction—  3 Holyrood Residents Killed In Topeka Crash

-W ARNING ACCOMPANIES OKAY-  Soviets Give A pproval To Laotian Conference

SEATO GETS . WARNING ON INTERVENING   Russian Price For Asian Peace  Not Disclosed

Reds Warn Against Act By SEATO   How Cease Fire Would Be Worked Out Left in Doubt

 Kremlin Favors Conference on Laos Crisis But Warns: Against Intervention by SEATO

Kennedy, Gromyko Confer on Laos; Pravda Article Tells Soviet Stand

Soviets Will Welcome Solution For Laos At Conference Table   Moscow Willing To Negotiate But Warns Against SEATO Action

Will ‘Talk’ About Laos, Pravda Says   Ross Paper Warns On Intervention By SEA’ "Or Powers

Pravda OKs US., British Peace Bids ©   ‘Adjustment’ Seen if All Nations . Strive Together

Moscow Warns SEATO Against ‘Intervention’  But Will Welcome Co ee bi ey lS   But Will Welcome Settlement of Crisis At Conference Table

Soviets Would Welcome Truce, Pravda Reports   Warning Is Given on

Soviet Says British Bid ‘Acceptable’   Willing To Talk, But Warns Against Action By SEATO

SEATO Is Warned Not  Tolntervene   Pravda Article Gives Broad OK To Uo Betsich Alavec

PRESIDENT. GROMYKO CONFER   Soviet Union Warns  SEATO Not to Act

Reds Warn SEATO Not  To Intervene      Moscow Agrees: With" Pro posal For Indochina Truce, Pravda Says. 

Press Item Maps Broad Approach  It Warns SEATO Not To  Intervene

Allied Moves Get General  Red Approval   Pravda Demands Ouster OF U.S. Military Advisers

Pravda Gives Broad Approva To Truce Plan  But Moscow Paper’s   But Moscow Paper's Statement Contains Warning to SEATO

Pravda Gives Broad Approval To Truce Plan   But Moscow Paper's Statement Contains Warning To SEATO

Solution Welcome.  Reds Say   At Conference Rather Than On The Battlefield

Ready to Negotiate but Warns of Force if SEATO Nations Act to Intervene

Soviet Union Will Welcome Laos Solution   Communist Paper Claims Moscow Wants No Battle

Russia Says She Is Willing To Negotiate Laos Problem, Warns SEATO To Stay Out

Pravda Cites Merit In U. S., British Proposal   But Soviet Organ Issues Warning on Action by SEATO

Hurt In Crash, Seeks $65,000   Dover Trucking Firm Sued By Canton Man

Communist Move Splits Laos Virtually In Two   By MICHAEL T. MALLOY United Press International

Commie Invaders  From N. Viet Nam  Split Laos in Two Red Troops Capture Town Near Border QE Thailand: Roval Garrican Withdraws

Battle Real   Kk ey C ily Reported  Captured Split Of Laos  Is Threatened

Six Americans Go On Trial Today in A Cuban Court   Accused of Anti-Castro Activity, Death Sentence Demanded by Prosecutor.

Adventurers Are Sobered Atter Charge   First Regarded Death Penalty as ‘Biq Joke’

Americans Face Death in Cuba  Six Charged With Attempting to Join Rebel Forces

6 American Adventurers  Called Before Cuban Cour'   Castro’s ‘Butcher’ Facing Deportation

Americans Face  Death in Havana  _ Cuban Trial Opens, ’ U.S. Nabs ‘Butcher’

Cuba Places 6 Americans  On Trial   Group Charged With Trying To Join Anti-Cactro Forrec

Go On Trial For Lives In Cuban Court  Cuban Prosecutor   Cuban Prosecutor Will Ask Tribunal For Death Penalty

Six Accused of Trying to Join Opposing Rebels   Appearing - Before Military Court

6 Americans Go on Trial in Cuban Court  Prosecutor Demands Death Sentence For Adventurers

TRIES SIX AMERICANS   Men Charged With Try~ ing To Join Anti-Castro  Rebels Face Firing . Squad.

Heskett  Americans Face  Courts in Cuba Six Are Charged With   Six Are Charged With Trying to Join Rebels

Cuba Puts Americans  On Trial   Six Face Possible Death Penalty on Charges of Trying to Join Rebels

Tribunal Will Hear Case Today   MiamiRumorSays  2 Top Aides Flee

Americans Go on Trial In Havana   Death Penalty For Six Asked By Prosecution

Cuban F Iring Squad Likely For 6 Yanks   Americans Go On Trial In Havana Today On Charges Of  Trying To Join Anti- Castro Rebels.

CUBAN ARMY TRIES SIX AMERICANS   Men Charged With Trying To Join Anti-Castro Rebels Face Firing Squad.

6 Americans Facing Death In Cuba Trial   Group Charged With Trying To Join Anti-Castro Rebels

Six Americans Go On Trial In Fiavana Today   Charged With Trying To Join Anti-Castro Guerrilla Forces

6 Americans On Trial In Cuba Court   Group May Face Death; Former Castroite Arrested

Americans Are Charged With ‘Crimes Against Security Of The State’: Face Death

6 Americans Face Trial In  Cuba Today   Charged With Effor To Join Rebel Force: Could Be Executed

First Photo of Santa Maria   6 Americans Face  Cuban Trial, Death

VIRGIN ISLANDS APPOINTMENT IS BEING HELD UP   Kennedy Names Rum Maker Governor; Senators Question Business Ties.

As Virgin Islands Governor Kennedy Nominee Faces More Senate Questioning

Virgin Islands Nominee of  Kennedy Hit   Senate Committee Set to Ask More Critical Questions

Kennedy Nominee May Face  ttaa Chir bl! mm RIL  Commi iVee vi UIMIBUG MIVULA

Questions Arise About Nominee  Kennedy Nominates Paiewonsky Governot Of Virgin Islands

WELFARE BILL   Youths Push Bed in Ditch After Ordered Off Highway

Drink-Fuddled Roomer Blamed In Hotel Blaze   Other Photos Pages 3 and &

PEP SOLE LLL OD ERI DLO POLO PLS SE Officer Bested By a Nose as  Proof Is Tested

Blue Cross To Ask For Rate Boost   Higher Figure   Higher Figure For Community Agreemenis

Communist Party  Intl © Ranaate Wi Ve we HUVUGlO  Defiance of Law

Reds In U.S. Defy Orders To Register  Party Hits Act As  ‘Most Repressive’

Reds Def Vv Registration Security Act   Party Leaders Say Officers Won't Register

Red Party Faces Deadline Tonight  Kennedy Pledges To Enforce Law

Communist Party Ignoring Deadline   ‘Moscow’ Muzzled Military: Thurmond

U.S. Communists Defy Court Order lo Sign Register   Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy Says His Office to Enforce Internal Security Act.

Busy In Gotham Betore Takeotf  President Europe-Bound  ~For DeGaulle, Khru ‘Talks

Kennedy Flies To Momentous Parleys   Before Leaving, President Confers With Ben-Gurion In New York: Makes Speech

President Faces Series  Of Parleys   First To Talk With de Gaulle, Then Khrush

Confers With Israel Leader Before Trip   Momentous Series of Talks With De Gaulle And Nikita Scheduled

Ben-Gurion. President Meet First   Makes Whirlwind Tour Of New York  Refare TLeavine

180 Missing In Congo Boat Sinking   _Katangese, Whites Lost as Shells Puncture Vessel

issues Left Up in Air by 3 Laotians   Princes Assert Unity Needed; Solution Is King’s Job.

UFICTCR GIICG IBN VSDS PRIITVMLNR BMESTTIRR FES PRET EGMTE Gry etl  3 Europeans K   Killec   LIST ACCOMPLICES OF A. EICHMANN

Burn, Loot. Homes During Wild Assault   Portuguese Troops Are Ambushed In Northern Anacla

Negroes Affack Angola Region  At Least 13 Whites Killed, Portuguese News Aacency Savs

Windy, warmer Friday   29 at 1 p.m. today.  17 low this morning. 38 high Wednesday. 32 high year ago.  21 low year ago.

65-70 reading seen Saturday   59 at 1 p.m. today. 28 low this morning. 56 high Thursday. 23 high year ago.  19 low year ago.

Vice President Getting Broad Experience  Johnson Already Looks Ahead to 6&

LBJ’s Diverse Political Experience Is Preparation For 1968 Candidacy   Ry JACK RELL

COMMIES ‘FREEZE’ TROOPS  Reds Warn West Not  To Reinforce Berlin

Transporting ‘Considered Aggression’ i. Germany Warns West On Police for W. Berlin

Extend Term Of Military Requirement   Big Maneuvers Around Berlin Qo With Threat

Reds Would View Reinforcements As “Aggression   Plan to Bring In Traffic Policemen Stirs Communists

E. Germany Threatens Western 3   Regime Resents Move To Augment Police Force of W. Berlin

West Warned On Bolstering Berlin Police   Reds Will Consider Action Aggression And Met According!

Service Time Is Extended For Military   Declare Any Effort To Bring Police In Will Be Aaaressior

Urges Huge Aid Program  For Allies   President Says Future Looks Grim Despite Peace Moves

Huge Aid Program  Proposed '   Need Compared To Lend-Lease, Marshall Plan

Won't Permit Goulart To Return to Country   War Ministers Opposing Any Takeover Of Government by Vice President After Resignation of President Quadros

Brazilian Veep Cannot Return For Presidency   Leftist Takeover Gets Opposition From the Military

Maris Makes Hit With Fans   Brazilian Military  Chiefs Bar Leftist

Refuse to Allow Vice President of Brazil fo Return   But Goulart, in Paris, Says He Considers Himself Nation's New President.

Military bars takeover of leftist in Brazil   Seek solution to potentially explosive crisis: presidential successor in Paris

Brazilian Veep Cannot Return For Presidency  Leftist Takeover   Leftist Takeover Gets Opposition From the Military

MILITARY AND LABOR BADLY SPLIT   Moscow Radio Puts Crisis Blame  On United States

California Fire An ‘Inferno’   Worst Since Berlin’. Pilot  Saveol Caltlorntia bire

hare Firemen Are Battling Flames in Rough Hilly Area  an fata tm   8,000 Acres Blackened By Worst Outbreak in California History

8,000 Acres Blackened So Far by Flames  Troops From Fort MacArthur Assist Firemen

St. Mary's College Partially Destroyed; Estimated 8.000 Acres Suid Blackened

Fight Worst Fire In Hisfory Of Los Angeles   Estimated 8,000 Acres Are Already Consumed By Flames

 U.S. Doesn’t Need Super-Patriots, Says lv ‘Eisenhower Backs Kennedy In Denouncing »“*Extremists’; Slashes At Officer-Politicians

Ike Joins Kennedy Attack On Brass In Politics, U.S. ‘Super -Patriats’

Blames West German  Army Chiefs: Activity   lees \Eisenhower Backs Kennedy  In Denouncing Extremists

Backs Up Kennedy, Urges No Politics by Military  Eisenhower Blasts ‘Super-Patriots’

U. S. Detonates Third A-Device Deep i in Earth   Fallout-Free Blast  Of Low Yield Fires  } hea GH. Sy Mie

Inside The Prouress   (Finances, Remodeling Included . .  Detailed Reports ‘Made ‘By County Commissioner

Rusk Holds Door Open To Summit   Doesn't Wamu &. & To Place Itself In Frozen Position

 Avoding Frozen Position  Rusk Doesn't Close Door On Summit Conference

Door Ajar For Parley With Russia   Will Do What U.S. Interest Needs. He Says

Rusk Leaves Door to High Parley Open   Saves Administratior To Use Diplomatic Techniques Needed

Esca pes Crash Nebraska Doctor Relate:  Details of Jet Disaster   By DR. RAYMOND POGGE As told to the Denver Post

Not impacted areas alone  _ Ribicoff wants approval of Kennedy's school aid

Complete Shutdown Of General Motors Appears Likely   JOCAL ISSUES SNAG AGREEMENT

Talks on New GM Contraet Sull Snagged   Complete Shutdown Plants Nearer: Local Issues Are eakdoens

Federal Unit Asks UAW To es Strike  eee ae ee oe   Sense Of Urgency Asked In Appeals To Labor Leaders

500 EMPLOYEES ARE. DISMISSED BY GOVERNMEN’   Not Enough Money To Pay Them

Kennedy Forces Predict House OK on Aid Bill   Foes of Measure Concede There Is Little Chance of Blocking Passage.

Demo Forces Said To Have Votes to Pass Aid Program   Foes of Measure Concede Vote to be Close; Meader Ilrvee Defeat of Rill

Aid To Depressed Areas Plan Backers Claim Majority Vote   Urges Defeat   Turns To Sarcasm

3 Colorado Lawmen Talk To Ratzlaff   No Admissions Obtained About Kidnapina

HUGE ARMY UNDER UN ENFORCER    Door Left Open For Red China  To Particinate

Plea for End to Arms Race Made   Early Negotiation Sought by Leaders Of Commonwealth

Commonwealth Of Nations Suggests  Immediate Action Big UN Army Would Enforce Plan For Disarming Nations

Egyptian Broadcasts Urge Syrians To Overthrow Revolutionary Regime

Egypt Tries _ Wooing Syriz From Revolt   Rew Premier Moves Against ‘Nasser Backers

CAIRO RADIO TRIES TO STIR UP SYRIANS   Nasser Propaganda Of  fensive Urges Revolt Against Regime Which Apparently Is In Full Control.

Egypt Adds  Pressure  For ‘Unity’  Bizet Raxrndestineawss   But Revolutionary Syria Government Fully in Cantro]

Egypt Calls On Syrians To Revolt —  Nasser Says People Start Figh For ‘Unity’

Nasser Urges Syrians To Renounce Kuzbari   Declares People Fighting to Save Their ‘Unity'

Egypt Asks Syrians To Revolt Against New Government   Nasser Blames Mistakes, Trickery for Revolt; His Influence Is Wiped Out

Egyptians Stir Syria To Revolt   Nasser Sees Treason Among Arab Nations

Urges People To Revolt Against Rebel Regime   Premier Kuzbari Moves Swiftly -To Rid Syria Of Nasser Influence

‘Egyptians Seek To Whip Up Revolt ‘By Syria Against New Government

Cairo Radio Urges Syria To Stage Counter-Revolt:  New Regime Promises Parliamentary Government

Revolt Now, Egyptians Ask Syrians  Nasser Fears Reactior   Nasser Fears Reactio: Of ‘Treason In The Arab Nations’

More Arab Unrest Hinted  amaccus Mca ime   Damascus Regime Ousts All Egyptians

Nasser Urges Syria Uprising To Oust Rebels  Damascus Chiefs Tightening Hold;  Cauntinnc  anva

tag -geneeee a eatts Ce. Pie: aegis e904 COLE AVE.   People Fighting To Save ‘Unity, Nasser Declares

KUZBARI ARRESTS RIVAL  ao Ea ne ee RE  Egypt Urges Syrians To Overthrow New Regime

Cairo Calls For Revolt  By Syrians   Nasser Claims Syrians Are Now Fighting To Save Arab ‘Unity’

EGYPT SEEKS OVERTHROW OF REGIME   ~ Against Rebel Gov't  NASSER ADMITS   Revolt May Set Off Reaction Of Treason Throughout Arab Nations

May Lead To Compromise   Nasser Assails Exploiters Rebel Against New Rule. kgypt Radio Tells Syria

Nasser Freqaicis ViIcrory  Egyptian Radio Fans Revol Against Syrian Secession

Calls For Revolt By Syrians   N asset Seeks To Upset the New Regime

Nasser Afraid Chain of ‘Treason’ May Increase; Kuzbari Tightens Hold

Egypt Tries — To Whip Up Syria Revolt.   Premier Closes Schools, Bans All Demonstrations

 Nasser Fears ‘Arub Treason’ Egypt Radio Implores Syrians To ‘Revolt’

Nasser Breaks Relations with Turkey, Jordan  Syrian People Urged to Revolt

Battling For Unity Of Arabs   Concedes Furthae ti  er “Treason  Is Possible

People Fight  For ‘Unity,’  Nasser Says New Premier Moves  ~ To-Rid Government Of Cairo Influence

Egypt Seeks 2nd Revolt Of Syrians   Nasser Now Fears Chain Of Treason As Result Of Revolution in Svria

Egyptian Broadcasts Call On Syrians To Revolt Against Rebel Regime

Nasser calls for rebellion by Syrians   Kuzbari moving to get rid of UAR influence

Broadcasts Urge Syrians fo Rebel  Moaves Aaqainst Nasser   Moves Against Nasser Influence Being Made

Like Kump’s ‘Temporary’ Measure In 1934? o-Penny Tax Here To Stay?

Muskegon _ Pins Hopes  On Swainson   Strives To Keep Big Norwe Plant

Divine Mercy for Mudball Earth au Far Above the Fleecy Clouds, It Was Christmas Day in Heaven

British Motorists Have Own Way Of Fighting Hated Parking Tickets

London Finds Parking Fines Hard To Collec   Tickets Are Challenged

British Motorists Quick To Adopt Ways Of Americans To Get Out of Parking Tickets

Shiner Gazette Subscription Rates   Give The Gazette For A Yule Gift

No Undue Public Concern. Action Warranted Yet  Health Heads Study Fallout

Fallout Hazards Explored   Experts Say Present Levels Not Serious

Don't Blow Up Santa   U.S. Fallout Hazard Not Acute Thus Far   But Continuous Surveillance Uraed

President, Johnson  Will Confer Today   Rusk Decte Dec ‘Lares rs  West West Won't Be Pushed Out

Kennedy Shifts Plans, Returning To Canital Today   Will Confer With Johnson In Washington

Kennedy. To Conter With LB}   To Meet V. President At White House In Chanae Of Plans

JFK Hurries Back to Get LBJ Report   Trip to Berlin To Be Discussed At White House

JFK, JOHNSON TO HUDDLE ON BERLIN TODAY   U. S. Battle Group Gets Big Ovation Moving Into German City      ‘VICE-PRESIDENT HAS MANY CONFERENCES

President Back to Capitol For Meeting With Johnson   Rolated Slory, Pg. 2-A

Plans Switched; JFK Returning To Capital Today  Will Confer With Vice-President Johnson Soon After His * Arrival From Berlin.

Leaders Look To Discussions At UN Sessions  British, French Ministers Present

Allied Foreign Envoys Confer In Washington   Kennedy Informs ‘Neutrals’ Summit Meeting Improbable

Not You — But Others Might Die Sooner  Fear Red 50-Megaton Blast Could Add Thousends of Potential Victims

Fallout: Fears and Facts  Odds Almost Nil Fallout To Date Will Hurt You

Car kills 2 in parade  DYING DRIVER LOSES CONTROL   TAR MOTOR RITRNEG   FALLOUT: FEARS AND FACTS I  Just how great is the danger?   By ALTON BLAKESLEE

New York:  ‘Acserts U. Ss Has ‘Taken © Over in U.N.   . Soviet Minister Says Secretariat. Run by Cordier

Soviet Claims U.S. in Control Of UN Agency   Secretariat Is Being Run by A. Cordier, Red Official Declare:

/orin Asserts Cordier Runs Secretariat   Spokesman Denies Charge Of Just 1 Boss Of U.N. Job

Zorin Makes Attack On 'One-Man Rule   Andrew Cordier Evidently Meant; He Is Main Secretariat Troubleshooter

Lorin Charges Power Seizure In Secretariat   Hints American Grabbed Control

Accuse American Of Taking Over Power Illegally  Secretariat Spokesman Denies Andrew Cordier Is Running Oroanizatinn Wrancly

Red's Zorin Charges That American Holds United Nations Power   Nixon Declared Out As ‘64 Candidate

Red Says Cordier Alone Runs UN.  Accused Of Seizing  Power And Running     

Red Charges U.S, Holds UN Control   Zorin Says One Man Runs Secretariat; Stevenson Again Resists ‘Troika’

Red Delegate Indicates He Believes U. S. Official Seized Power in U.N.

Sherman Adams Hired, Dropped:  Action of Trustees OF Colleade Panned

Hits 1,200  Miles Per Hour; Shatters Old Marks Set By © Russian Craft

Hustler Jet Bomber Shatters Six World Marks, Five Held by Soviet

Five of Marks Smashed Held By Russians   Hustler Streaks Over 1.200 Miles an Hour On 621-Mile Course

 1,200 Miles An Hour U.S. Jet Bomber Smashes ‘Six World Speed Records

US: Jet Bomber Streaks 1200 Miles Per Hour, Eclipsing 6 World Marks

Inside...      Hlustier Averages 1,200 M.P.H.  Jet Bomber Eclipses Six World Speed Records

Reds Held 5 Of Them BS8 Jet Bomber Breaks Six World Speed Records

Mental Condition Problem Nervousness of Pilot Believed Factor in 1959 Airliner Crash

CRASH KILLED 26   LUM AS tale PERE! OC “ Pilo¢s Emotional Problems Blamed

UNC Official, Wm. D. Carmichael, Dies Of Heart Attack At His Home

Moulder Asks Dismissal of Vote Contest  Otherwise He Will Seek Full Recount, He Tells Bartel

50,000 Besiege U. 5. Moscow Embassy,  Break Windows, Throw Ink and Eggs

Macmillan, Rusk Speak Unity, Security Share  The Same Importance

Unity Important As Security Macmillan Tells MIT Centennial   Urges Economic Development Tc Strengthen Free World Ties

Warmer   Johnson Shows Confidence on Far East Tour   U.S. Veep Arrives In Philippines after Talks in Viet Nam

Johnson Arrives In Philippines Vice President On  Second Leg of Tour Of Far East Areas

Johnson In Manila On  Asian Tour   Meets With Garcia To Study Problems Of Red Threat  ee 5, ee, ee ae eee, en

Manila Greets Vice President  Stops Motorcade At Intervals to Shake Hands

BOYS WHO BOUGHT BEER-—ON PROBATION —-BAR KEEP FINED   County Attorney Asks Police Check of Taverns —To Avoid Repetition Of Such Incidents ,

Before the Judge  BOYS WHO BOUGHT BEER-—ON PROBATION —BAR KEEP FINED  County Attorney Asks Police Check of Taverns —To Avoid Repetition Of Such Incidents

West Berlin, Red Police Trade Blows  Two Tear Gas Duels   Two Tear Gas Duels Fought Over East-West Border Wall Saturday

10-Minute Battle Ensues in Latest Border Incident  Tansardeweantraxw Tessale   Loudspeaker Truck Broadcasting News Sparks Exchange

Mississippi 47, Vanderbilt 0 Georgia Tech 35, Tulane 0 Oregon 7, Washington 6 Northwestern 12, N.D. 10 New Mexico 21, Air Force 6 Minnesota 22. Michiaan 20   U.S. Follows  Soviet Action

Tanks Leave Berlin Border   U.S., Russian Forces End Tense Stand-off   Picture, Page 2

Tanks Withdrawn By Russia and U. S. From Dividing Line   Russians Reject Bid To Place Soviet Officer at Gate

Cease-Fire Demanded in Laos   President Hints U.S, Ready to Use Force

Russia Promises To Study British Cease-Fire Plan   Macmillan Due to Talk With JFK Early in April

President Urges Russia to Accept Cease-Fire Pact   Collapse of Tiny Kingdom Would ‘Endanger Security’

Calls on Russ For Approval Ot Cease-Fire   No Time Limit Set To Start Talks: Cites Threat to Country

JFK's Warning To Reds Draws Hearty Support   No Immediate Response From Moscow on Western Plea for Cease-Fire,   To Visit U.S.

Kennedy Warns Russia; Allies Voice Approval   Soviets Warned Of Intervention If They Don’t Stop Rebellion In Laos

Halt of War Over Laos  Demanded  West Re sponse  7... Atdse   West Response Is Alternative

KENNEDY WARNS RUSSIA Says U.S. And Allies May Act If Reds Don’t Stop Attacks In Laos

President Issues Stiff Warning   West Awaits Reply To British Appeal For Cease-Fire in Laos

Red-Aided Laos Drive  ‘Must End’   Text of Kennedy's Laos Statement, Page 4

falt Lac Laos Rebellion Ur face Antervention Allies Support JK Ultimatum

Free Nations Hail Kennedy's Warning To Russia to Halt Rebellion in Laos

President Calls For Cease-Fire   CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS ON PAGE 7-8

Hopes Soviet Will Help Hall Rebel Action  President Says U.S. and Allies Weighing Steps

hussians Handed Stiff Kennedy Warning-- Allies Back U.S. Stand On Laos   Minimum Wage Battle Raging

President Does Not Voice Ultimatum, but Makes Clear Use of Force May Result

Kennedy Calls For Peaceful End To Crisis   Warning Draws Hearty Applause From Allies

Hits Soviet-Backed Attacks, Doesn't Detail U.S. Response   (See Story on Page 2.)

Kennedy Intent On Saving Asian Nation  Direcinne I fomcmal Ta A eeanrs A f" sno Eide

OR FACE INTERVENTION Kennedy Warns Russia  To End Conflict In Laos

Kennedy Warns Soviets To Accept Laos Truce, Denounces Intervention

JFK Tells Russians To Stop Aid   Await Soviet Reply To Plea For Truce

Kennedy Warns Russia To End Red-Backed Rebellion in Laos Or Face  Paccinisty OF Allied imtervertion

No Red Response on Warning   MASTER BATTLE PLAN —  SEATO Military Strategy Is Set

Allies Back Kennedy Laos Stand  On Intervention if Reds Persist .

Tells Soviet Stop Attacks Against Laos  SEATO Action To  Be Invoked Iv Diplomacy Fails

Allies Back Warning to Laos Rebels   Kennedy Statement To Russia Receives Hearty Support

End Laos Repellion, Reads lola     Allies Back Kennedy's Warning to Russia

USSR Urged To Accept Cease-Fire  Says Red Laos Would Peril  One Sanne

’ Congressmen Stampede to Get on Bandwagon  ‘HOUSE WOMEN NOTE 19th AMENDMENT

Solons Extol Womanhood   Suffrage Amendment Recalled in Congress

US. AIRPLANE GONE TWO DAYS IN LAOS AREA   8 Americans On Board —

C-A7, Carrying 8," Vanished Thursday   Ship Assigned Air Attache Reported Bound fer Saigon.

U.S. Transport Plane Missing With 8 Aboard  Whereabouts of Craft Unknown for Two Dav:

Crisis Talks Get Started In Thailand   SEATO Ministers Urged To Support U.S. ‘Hard Line?

U.S. C47 Plane Missing in Laos  Eight Meh Aboard, Believed Americans

U.S. Plane With Eight Aboard Is Missing in Laos   But State Department Does Not Indicate If It Had Flown Over Red Territory

U.S. Aireraft Based in Laos  Said Missing   Eight Aboard Are ‘Assumed’ To Be Americans

U. §. Plane With 8 Aboard Feared Lost  Croft Assigned to American Attache   Croft Assigned to American Attache In Vientiane

U. S. Transport Is Missing in Laos; 8 Aboard   Fate Unknown; May Have Been Fired on by Reds

Invaders Take Royal Outpost   U. S. Plane Missing In Laos Jungle

U.S. Plane Missing In Laos; 8 Aboard  Ambassador and Air Attache Not On Transport Downed 2 Days Aqo

U.S. Plane Missing in Laos; 8 Aboarc   NEHRU PROMISES ‘TO HELP ATTAIN TRUCE

C47 Was On Way  To Saigon   Commie Invaders From N. Viet Nam Capture Army Post

Kennedy Calls On Advisers.   Status Of Military. Strength Discussed, Gen. May Testifies:

Advisors Ponder  Strength   Remedy to Be Sought If Nation Not Ready

LeMay Urges Building Up Qf Air Sol   Kennedy's Meetings Part of Reappraisal Of Nation’s Strength

Air Force Asks Increase Kennedy Calls Conferences  On Military Stepup Plan

Military, Security  Chiefs Re-Assess Nation s Strength   Indication Of What Kennedy Will Do May Come At News Conference Today; LeMay Urges Speed-Up For Aircraft

Kennedy Call; Aides in For Seeret Talk   American Power Reviewed By Top Military Leaders

TOP MILITARY ADVISERS MEET WITH KENNEDY   Secret Huddles Held To Survey Nation’s Armed Strength   SECURITY COUNCIL CONFERENCE TODAY

Find No Formula To Censor News  President ls Opposed   President ls Opposed Says Sen. Monroney

East-West Commuter Troubles  Job Switches Mounting In Face Of Berlin Bans

=—=SEO News™™  PAGE 1   ABOUT 2000 HAVE SOUGHT EMPLOYMENT IN WEST BERLIN  Job Shortage Hampers Blockade

NORTH CAROLINA PRODUCTION Scientists, Hen Team to Make Square Eqqs

ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Acke life for aenerals

Nilesite, 20, Surrenders To Police   Gerald Wingeart’s Charged; Claims ‘Complete Blackout

Accused Of Assault On Blind Girl   Ann Arbor Scene Of Abduction Case

Vacation Bible School Plans for — Ave. Church of Christ Announced

Gunman, 18 Shot Down By Trooper   Kansas City Youth Fires First At Indiana Officer

Freedom Riders Heading Toward Jackson, Miss.   Defy Bus Station Racial Barriers In Montgomery Under Heavy Guard

RACIAL GROUP STILL DEFIANT   Two Sets of ‘Freedom Riders’ Leave Montgomery Under Guard

UNDER FIEAVY MILITARY GUAKD  seeenewenen eae ge RR ARERR rR RE NBR  25 \eadun Riders Resume Irip By Bus

Racial Bars Broken at Bus Station   New Orleans Goal Atty. Gen. Kennedy Abe ‘Reeteanine*

Alabama-NAACP Hearing Is Held  Organization Said Operating In State In  eS i

Sixth Increase in Social Security Taxes Will Go Into Effect Monday

‘President Leads Mourning “Kennedy on Hemingway:  Few Had Greater Impact   He Gives Advice To Young Writer

Strength Of  Portuguese Not Certain  Goa, Damao, Diu Targets Of Move’ To Oust Regime.

6 Ohioans Die In 2-Car Crash   Youth’s Speeding Car Wipes Out Family

HARROWING TWO HOURS— Secretary Talked Down’ From Suicide Air Flight

Project Plans. COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED! TOTS —PLANS TO HOLD MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Project Plans   PIUICUl Fins  COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED TOTS. —PLANS TO HOLD MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

TENNESSEE PRISON RIOTERS SURRENDER  ae « eBeonoeee oe ae 2? *e.8

Exhausted Ex-Marine Saves Boy   Treads Water Till Victim Gurgles

SNATCHED FROM BRINK OF DEATH   Trooper Breaths Life Into Tot In Miracle Rescue At Paw Paw

Stevenson Hies To Chile Today  Following Stopover In South America’s Onle Dictatarahin

Adlai Stevenson Flies to Chile oftex Cordial Visit with Head of Paraguay

Adlai Flies to Chile   ASUNCION, Paraguay (AP) — Adlai E. Stevenson today flew on to Chile after an overnight stop in South America’s dictatorship.

Balaguer Vetoes New ‘Formula’  Negotiations With Opposition Continue

OPPOSITION IS REBUFFED BY BALAGUER   Dominican President Refuses To Give Way To Junta   GENERAL STRIKE STILL IN FORCE

THERMOMETER SIZZLES AT ALL POINTS   1200 WORKERS AT NORTH AMERICAN TO BE LAID OFF

Episcopal Bishop Calls On Pe Pope  re Christian — Riohiscad Deco ceed ” {" re

Bishop Scaife of Buffalo and Top Episcopal Prelate In-U.S.A. Confer With Pope John In Rome

Pope's, U.S. Episcopal Bishop's Talk Seen Historic Step in Christian Unity

In Bristol Township  Coffey And Decker Retain School Jobs   Glaucoma Tests To Be Offered.

Son learned killing on TV   11-year-old shoots rural carrier to death

TODAY'S INDEX   Father Blames Television For Killing by His Son, 11

Rural Mail Carrier Waylaid—  Grieving Father Says His Son Learned To  Kill From Television

Boy, 11, Shoots Postman; Learned Killing From TV, Says Grieving Father

~MAILMAN WAYLAID, SLAINGrieving Dad Says TV: Taught Son, 11, To Kill

11-Year Old Boy Murders Postman  Father Says His Son Learned How To Kill From Watching TV

UF Goal $101,518  Raised to Date  $72,878   Andersen Asks Public Enter Fight

‘There Was Blood On The Road’  Tells Experiences Of Nazi Barbarities

lowa Traffic Deaths   ‘Witness in Eichmann Trial Recounts Nazi Nightmare-

‘Wild Barbarism’ Of Nazis Recalled  Father of Assassin On Stand in Israe!

Repulse Attempt To Seize Base At Oran   Tells Of Wild German Barbarism

Relates Tale Of  Horror   Elderly Man, Trembling, Relives Nazi Nightmare At BFichmann Trial

‘Eichmann Trial Witness Recounts  Horrors After Nazi Official’s Slavin:

—EICHMANN TRIAL TESTIMONY-— Witness Tells Of Nazi  BarbarismI] nGermany

Recounts Nazi Nightmare  Witness In Eichmann Trial ‘Tells Of ‘German Barbarism’

Frail little Jew recounts Nazi nightmare of human tattle drive’, beatings, death

Nazi Nighimare Is Recounted ....  Aged Jew Tells of Barbarism by Germans

Jew Describes Start of Terror  Trial Account of sO AL... fet lw.

Terror Reigns In Cuba   At Adolf Eichmann Trial  Bearded Jewish Father Recounts Story of Wild German Barbarism

Daily Almanac    At Eichmann’s Trial Jew Gives Example Of Barbarism Of Germans

Nazi Nightmare Related af Trial   Elderly Jew Tells Of Brutal March

. At Adolf Eichmann Trial Wispy Little Man With Skull Cap  \Describes Atrocities By Germans

— MAY JOIN COMMON MARKET — Britaiv’s Decision To Be Announced Monday

Plan of Brifain Given Approval   Takes First Step to Join Common Market

His Wish Comes True — ~ Visit to Zoo Eases Pain of Cancer Victim

FAUBUS ENDORSES PROJECT Missco Lake-Park Would Have  Golf Course, Airstrip. Marina

Absentee Voting Thru Dec. 20th In Special Conaressional Election

Red lype Cuba Will Never Fit In Family —  High U.S. Officials Won't Accept Regime As American Member

News Siuns Delegates on  Session’s Eve  Reds Expected To Insist on ‘Trotka’ Plan

Hurricane Watch Ordered As Esther Threatens Mainland...See Col. 1   Dag’s Death Brings Monumental Crisis For U.N.

More Snow Seen Today For Indiana   Moderate Fall Due; Rain Due. for South Part of State With Dividing Line in Doubt

McCarty Seeks Top-Level Mee! On Early Halt   But Not All in A Windup Rush

Eisenhowers Plan Visit To Japan   Tentative Schedule Call for Late Fall Trip Via Cruise Ship

North Carolina Girl Wins Miss America - Title; Miss Arkansas Gets ond Place

Miss Utah is Second Runnerup  North Carolina Girl Is Miss America for 1962

Southern Girl ls Top Beauty   Miss North Carolina Wins; Miss Alabama In 10 Finalists

Labor Said Losing In Union Bid   Self-Appraisal Shows Workers Rejecting Unions

AFL-CIO SELF APPRAISAL  Is Union Labor's Obituary Being Written?

Cuban Talks: Urged   Live And Let Live Basis Proposed’ By Khrush

NIKITA URGES U.S. T0 OPEN CASTRO TALKS   Russian Advises ‘Live, Let Live’; Intervention Hit

Nikita Says ‘Live And Let Live’  Urges U.S. And Cuba To Open  WN pontiatinna

Tabs Us As Aggressors “Khe Wants U.S. And Cuba To ‘Live And Let Live’

[By Nikita Khrushch ‘Live And Let Live’ Bas asis P To Settle U.S.-Cuba at

Khrushchev Suggests U.S. Open Talks With Cuba; Blames America for Laos Fighting

‘Live and Let Live, He Asks   Says Cuba Hasn’t Threatened Anyone

Seftle Differences With Cuba On ‘Live And tet Live’ Basis: Khrushchev fo-U.5.

Fair, Warmer  Weekend Due  Mercury Skidded  Th Ok *4141.. 8O TIT___

Close MCD Dams To Curb Floods  No Area Highways   No Area Highways Closed By High Water

Force Urged To Regain Katanga   Security Council Of U.N. Hears Renewed Debate

Demand For U.N. Use Of Force Seen  Security Council PR eee = Sei Bigear ein   Security Council Renews Debate  On Congo Rift

Expect African Demands U.N. Use Force to End Katanga’s Secession

Expect Demands For Using Force Against Katange  rity Cou   Security Council in Renewal of Debate

U.N. Force In Congo Is Demanded   Delegates Insist On End of Katanga Secession

Congo Council Debate Renewee  New UN Drive Expected Eor Using Katanga Force

Demands Are Seen in Congo   Security Council Will Debate Cong in Today’s Session

Demands For U.N. Force In Katanga Dispute Are Due   Ethiopia, Congo Speakers Set For Security Council Debate

Use of Force On Katanga Debated in U. N   Province’s Secession From Congo Brings Demands to Council

Flames Engulf Two Buildings, Others Bombed   Biggest Outbreak Of Violence Since Start Of New Year

lace, ete. Everyone please plan io come! Blanche Clark, Repmer.   CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES

Missouri House Approves Pay Hike for Judges  Bills Goes to Dalton After Bitter Debate;

Goes on Active Duty     Enterprise, Giant Nuclear Carrier, 1s Commissioned

Battered Band to Cr oss Dixie  Race Riders Defy Peril   Nazi Party’s ‘Hate Bus’ Rolls Deep Into South.

Alabama City  Tense Under  Martial Rule  First Arrest Made in Mob Violence Over   First Arrest Made in Mob Violence Over Group of Bus Rider:

Challenge Continues In Dixie   Integrated Bus Riders May Heat For New Orleans

Aim {0 Varry. Their Fight to  Federal Court  U.S. Prepares To Act if Group Tries to Depart

Mixed Group To Fight Ala. Court Order   Integration Leader Says Journey Will Be Resumed Soon

GOP Agrees To Back Une Spending Biil After Killing One Calling For $22 Million Increase.   INDIANA’S BUDGET BIGGEST IN HISTORY

Judge Learned Hand is Dead at 89; Often Called Peer of Legal Jurists

APOSTLE OF LIBERTY Judge Learned Hand, 89. Brilliant Jurist, Is Dead

Learned Hand, Jurist, Dies    Atty. Gen. Kennedy Hails Judge as} ‘Great Legal Mind’

Judge Learned Hand, One of Most Revered Jurists in America, Dies at 89 

Famed Jurist Learned Hand is Dead At 89   Described As “One Of Great Legal Minds Of Our History.”

U.S. Postpones Meeting with Chinese Reds   Ambassadorial Talk in Geneva Now Set March 7

Three Bristol Children Put  Into Home   The beating of his chil‘dren by a Bristol father resulted this morning in the  county juvenile court removing the three tots from  : j  itheir parents’ custody.

The beating of his children by a Bristol father resulted this morning in the county juvenile court removing the three tots from their parents’ custody.

JFK Orders Sharp Eye on Aid for Tito   Cry Over Jet Sales Training of Pilots Brings Disclosure

n Talk Before Communist Party Congress  ‘Dispatches Hint 'K' Will Leave Door Open For E-W Negotiations   ae Tells W. German Leaders  re cena nian emanpmtnanemnenoremenatnns smitten elf met eat  ~ Berlin Stand ‘Unbreakable’   Drbited Earth 18 Times  Nose Cone Recovered In Air-To-Air Snatch   President Orders Review Of U. S$. Aid To Yugoslavia

K Threatens U.S. Bases if Cuba Hit   America Follows ‘Slippery Road to War,’ He Says

M ight Retaliate if Invasion of.  Cuba Carried Out  Russian Chief Says Kennedy Shows Morality of Gangster 

Russ Claim U.S. Sponsored Cuba Invasion  Say Will Attack U.S. Bases Abroad If U.S. Moves Against Castro

For"ACri rime of Unparalleled Enormity”  Eichmann Sentenced to Hang

He Stands Stiffly Erect   fis it sc aera en all oe re oe cat pats ash  Eichmann: Sentenced To Hane For Crimes   New Demands Block Try At Settling Albany Fracas

Nazis’ Chief Expediter To Face Gallows   Remains Like Block OF fee As Fateful Sentence Is Given

Death Penalty Is Assessed Today Against Eichmann  Former Nazi Gestapo Colonel  2 Oe © pee gen ‘* ghee Ee eee rey

‘Crime Of Unparalleled Enormity’ Eichmann Condemned To  Hang By Judges Of Israel

He Takes Verdict Calmly   Court Allows Defense Appeal Within 10 Days

Eichmann Will Die by Hanging Court Decides   Former Gestapo Colonel! Stands During Sentence

Frigid Scene From the Park Avenue Bridge   Israeli Court Orders Eichmann to Gallows   For Crimes Against H uma ni ty

Court Decrees Death Penalty   Ex-Nazi Colonel Has 10 Days To Appeal

For ‘Crime of Unparalleled: Enormity’ ...   lsraeli Court Sentences Eichmann to Gallows

Eichmann Sentenced to Hang by Israeli Court   Highest Penalty For Crimes Against Jews

Servatius Readies  Appeal —   Ex-Gestapo Officer Spurns Mercy Plea

Eichmann Sentenced to Hang   Takes Court's Act in Usual ‘Style’, Didn't Even Gulp

Jewish Exterminator Still ‘Block of Ice’ Appeal Proceedings Started After Eichmann Death Ruling

Death Penalty Is Assessed Today Against Eichmann  Former Nazi Gestapo Colonel  bHalde lew Calm in Carurtraam

Stands Stiffly Erect As Death ‘Is Pronounced   Sentence Intoned As 600 Persons Watch Quietly

Eichmann Icy As Death Given  ormer INQ7Zi tsiven   Former Nazi Giver 10 Days To Appeal; Courtroom Silent

Eichmann Will Hang For (Crimes Against Jewish ‘People, Against Humanity   ‘RiocK OF ice’

Eichmann Sentenced  To Gallows   Condemned Ex-Nazi Shows No Emotions During Brief Court Session

Eichmann Is Sentenced To Gallows For Crimes Against Jewish People

FICHMANN MUST DIE ON GALLOWS   He Shows No Emotion as Verdict Read

For Crimes Of ‘Unparalleled Enormity’:;   Adolf Eichmann To Hana

Eichmann Sentenced To Hang For Murder Of 6 Million Jews   RLOCK OF ICE

Eichmann is sentenced to gallows MARKS THE CLIMAX OF 100,000-WORD JUDGMENT

Israeli Court Orders Death For Eichmann   Sentences Him to Hang for Crimes Durina Nazi Rule

—— Sentence Eichmann  To Hang   Remains Calm At Reading of  Condemnation

Court Lists Reasons for Punishment  Defendant Given 10 Days to File Notice of Apneal

Adolf Eichmann Is Sentenced to Die by Israeli Court   To Hang for War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity and Against the Jews.

Eichmann s Penalty Set As Hanging   israel Dooms Nazi for Crime ‘Unparalleled For Enormity.’

BelgiansHope King Can End Strike Crisis   Struggle For Power Seems To Be Sliding Into A Stalemate

Belgians Look To Young King To End Strife   Monarch Confers For Second Time With Leftist Leader

WEATHER   Look foward I[heir King Belgian Situation Becomes Stalemate

To Get Things Most Thought They Had   _RussiansPromised_ Apartment For Every Family During 1970s

Russ People Promised Benefits Most  Of World Thought They Already Had.

RUSSIA: UTOPIA UNFULFILLED? => New Red Program Colas  ‘Communism’s Shortcomings

ociler Days Ahead : Communist Party Plan Gives Unexpected Look  At Soviet Shortcomings

Vow fo Betfer Food, Housing And Schools  Lighter Work For. Women Also Promised.

NEW COMMUNIST PARTY PROGRAM PRESENTS SURPRISINGLY CANDID LIST OF SOVIET SHORTCOMINGS

Expert Analyzes KLeonomic Aspects; Says It’s No ‘Utopia’   Rye REINHOLD GC PFnaey

P, (RTY- PROMISES        Soviet Candidly Admits Current Shortcomings

Economic List Shows Reds’ Shortcomings   Program Promises Many Nicer Thing: Within 20 Years

Announce Party Program  Red Shortcomings Analyzed   Rv REINHOLD G. ENSZ

HIGH GOALS SET ‘New Frontier’ in Education to Be Rough, U.S. Told

New Books For New School   Rules Group Favors Membership Increase   Compromise Instead   State Congressmen Safe From Purge As Colmer Retains Seat

fustice Without Mere, Vlother. Infant Get Release  from Jail In ‘Trathie Case

Mahoney-Lee-Barrick Ticket Files For Next May Primary; Many On Hand For Ceremony

Barrick Files For State Post   Frederick Senator Posts Fee To Enter State Race For Attornev Ceneral

Radar Bill Revived in Senate .  Decision by Lawrence On Compromise Awaited

Late Bulletin  ASC EXPLAINS RULE — FOR 1961 FEED . GRAIN SICN.ND HERE

Late Bulletin  ASC EXPLAINS RULE — FOR 1961 FEED RAIN GICW.TID HERE

Helicopters Aid Evacuations in Kansas City Are   Up to Seven Inches Fall; More Heavy Downpours Expected

In Billings Speech     Governor Criticizes State Demo Leaders, Dr. Renne

Sentiment Prevails, But — Valentines Cost ¢200 Million   SOME SURPRISING FACTS

Bitter Words in Wake of Specia Session Today  Reject Proposals to

F orty-Foot Trailer Bill  Is Passed   Compromise Is Adopted In House Ry 135-65 Vote

Cheerful Demonstrator   California Forests Ablaze  oo Old Bra. pe oats,   Old Mining Camps Hii

Forest Fires Strike Terror In California   Thousands Flee Crackling Flames; 40 Homes Leveled

f/tsaster: ——_  Forest Fires Sweep Into Sierra Area  Northern Parts Of California in Path of Flames

Washington Window   By LYLE C. WILSON United Press International

Teaching Of tow To Read Has Fallen Critically Behind In U.S Schools

More Natural Gas Available fo Area   Missouri Public Service Gets Word Today: Chillico the. Other Towns Included

Mild Hungarian  Resolution Drawn  U.S. Proposal Aimed To Avoid UN Battle

President Signs Bill Creating New Agency  Red Radio Labels Proposal to U.N. Aa Bia w anes. iA.

Moscow Radio Says Kennedy Proposes Partial Package   President Makes Ceremony  Of Setting Up Arms Agency

Kennedy Signs Bill Creating New Agency  Red Radio Labels Proposal To U.N. Ps  SRE Se SA Mere reinee

Follows Up Challenge  ‘To Soviets   William C. Foster -To. Head Bureau

Massive Program:  .  President Asks Congress To Revamp Foreign Aid Plans

President Signs Bill Creating New Agency   Red Radio Labels Proposal to U. N. As Unsatisfactory

Arms Control Bill Signed   First Step In His Race For Peace Plan With Russia

U.S. Sets Up Arms Ban Agency   Fragments Of Possible Answer To Berlin Crisis Are Spotted

Action Is Taken After Military  Heads Join Move  U.S. Given Setback As Support of Ousted

Georgia Will Ask Lifting Of Injunction   All State Actions Thwarted So Far In Integration Battie

Georgia U. Case Back to Court   State Renews Bitter Fight To Halt School Integration

Brandt Urges Big Four Ministers’ to Discuss Berlin Problem in City

SS ae  YFT-Sponsored Field Day Trp to Below-Italy Farm Is Instructive

Southern Solons Fight Rule Change   Georgia Senator Warns Of Possible Filibusters On Filibuster Rule

Resume Fight  Over Curbing Of Filibuster    Southern Senators Hope To Defeat Liberals’ Plan

SETTLERS BACK SECRET ARMY Salan Only Survival Hope, Say Algerians

Rebel Head Only Hope For Oran   French Settlers . Gripped By Fear Tn Major City

Party Congress Speakers Praise Soviet Premier   Delegates Chorus Unqualified Backing to Khrushchev for 20-Year Plan.

Communist Leaders Back  Mr. K’s Twenty-Year Plan   Kennedy Still Opposes  Red China Admittance

Red Chiefs Give Okay fo Soviet  Premier's Plan  Khrushchev Is Hailed as Ideal Of Communists

U. S. Leaves It To Russians To Accept New Negotiating Committee on Disarmament

Vice President’s Pal     ‘Magic Carpet’ Trip Ends For Camel-Cart Driver

Camel Driver Welcomec Back Home in Pakistan.   Treated as VIP on Return From U. S. Visit

After Visit to U. $. / ‘Camel Driver Back Home; Says Hasn’t Got ‘Big Head’

Senate Kills Substitute School Bill   Republican Move Fails, 63-29, At Special Session

Phone Call To Police Believed Hoax  Warning Of Bomb Attack On Mayor Froelich Probed

Drug Control, Billboards’ Get Atiention  Highway Funds Shift Scheduled

Senate Sets Road Money Bill Action   Ohio Hotise-Passed Measure Slated for Vote Wednesday

Highway Fund Bill Awaits Senate Action   Governor's Message Asks Improvement in Juvenile Research

Did You Ever Hear a Tin Man Talking?   Outstanding Exhibits Attract Many to Butte Science Fair   Easter Seal Fund Campaign To Be Staged Here Monday

Outstanding Exhibits Attract Many to Butte Science Fair   Easter Seal Fund Campaign To Be Staged Here Monday

Inside Jhe Star Joday   Mental Health ‘Resources Needs Panel Talk Slated

Reluted stories on Pages 3-4, 4-A, G-A   August's Draft Quotals Raised To 13.000 Men

Six Yanks Get 30 Years from Cuba Tribunal  Ver dict Comes After  ns ee ee

Give 6 Americans 30-Year Sentences  Cuban Court Verdict Will Be Appealed

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religion Features)

Arizona Crash Takes 7 Lives  6 Youths Going to   6 Youths Going to Graduation Dance Among Victims

/ Persons Die In 2-Car Crash   Teen-Agers Victims Of Arizona Tragedy

‘TOWN STUNNED BY TRAGEDY.” Six Teenagers Among Seven Dead In Crash On Arizona Highway

Seven Die In Two-Car Road Crash   Six Teenagers Going To Dance Amona Victime

Six Teenagers, One  Adult Die in Wreck.   Youngsters Going to High School Graduation Dance As Wreck Occurs; Tragedy Stuns Southeastern Arizona

GRADUATION DANCE-BOUND Six Teen-agers, Man Killed in Desert Crash

7 Killed As Car Crashes En Route  To Commencement Dance [In Arizona

7 Killed in 2 Car  Crash in Arizona   Four Are Killed In Truck and Bus Collision in West

6 Teen-Agers In Collision  Toll Of7 Dead   Prom-Bound Car Hit On Desert Road: Boy Injured

—HOUSE BEGINS BATTLE— ‘Speech Row Opens Senate   NIXON INDICATES MEMBERS CAN ADOPT NEW RULES

Congress Jonores  Big Issues   Begins Session With Bickering Over Politics

Congress Starts Off With Row   Filibustering Issue Brings Two Moves To Reduce Vote Marain

87th Congress Convenes Opening Session Becomes Battle Over Filibustering

Ww ide ide Range o. of Proble Proble ms Faces Session  Row Marks Congress Start

HOUSE DEMOCRATS IN BATTLE. TOO Senate Session Begins  With Filibuster Hassle

Dispute Develop: Over Filibuster  Control in Senate  Democrats Launch Dsl. ae ) es   Democrats Launch Battle in House On Rules Committee

Row Flares Over Senate Filibusters  Congress Convenes, Gets Into Wrangle —Conservatives Face Pees ae, en i oer

Kennedy Takes "Show Me’ Air Toward Khruch   . Polite in Reply _ To Red's Better. “Relations Bid 

Kennedy's Re ply:  ‘Show Me, Nikita’   The New Years Here A ST I NS  Camfetti Gone but Trouble Stays

Kennedy Takes ‘Show Me’ View Of Khrushchev   Soviet Bid for New Negotiations Gets Polite Ancwar

On Re lations Be etween Nations  aw  Kennedy Adopts a’Show Me Attitude Toward Nikita

Toward Overtures By‘ Premier Khrushc hey—  Kennedy Is Taking ‘Show Me’ Attitude

New Budget Battle Looms InLegislature   Ohio Finance Chief To Submit Capital Improvements Plan

Budget Cuts Slated For Buildings  A gee 2 Shalem AT... +e - Oo   Another Money Battle Brewing In Legislature

Jet Planes Collide Near Morehead City Last Night: Marine Pilot Dies

Hoffa, Re-elected Teamster Chief, Promises.to Seek Unmatched Wages

Lacks Details   _ ———aee eel US SH Le oO Ue ay     List Foggy on Expense Tabs

Long Promised Report On House Members Expense Accounts In Print Today

How Much Does Your Family Spend?  New Items on U.S. Scene Cause Cost Index Change

‘BOY, WHAT A RIDE’  Doctors Find Shepard In Excellent Physical Condition and Spirits

Plucked From Sea ‘Boy, What a Ride’ Says Spaceman After Recovery

‘BOY, WHAT A RIDE’  a RRR NR RE A  Shepard In Great Shape After Sensational Flight

Astronaut in Fine Condition After Flight   Nothing Abnormal Doctors Declare

‘Boy What A Ride’ Shepard in Great Shape Following His Space Ride

Shepard in ‘excellent condition   Beautiful day, boy what a ride exclaims pioneer

‘It’s A Beautiful Day’ He Told His Rescuers   Iran Hammer Aboard Recovery Helicopter

In ‘Fine Spirits’ After Boarding Recovery Ship   Receives Welcome Usually Reserved for High-Brass Admirals

Astronaut Lands Safely After Shot 115 Miles High,  305 Miles Down Ranae   Shepard Wakened Early For Flight

Carrier Doctors Report — Astronaut Shepard In ‘Excellent Condition’

Astronaut in Fine Physical Condition   In Fine Spirits, Too, Is Report Of Doctors

Daniel-Signs Three Main Session Bills   Recommends Move To Try Juveniles In Revular Court

12 Escapees Returned - -  New Policy for Suspected Troublemakers at Eldora

Inside...   ‘Troika’ Proposal Softened  Nikita Would Move UN To ‘Free City’ of W. Berlin

Booster Stages Ignite Successfully  US Fires Explorer X Into Orbit 'to Study Magnetic Fields, Winds

Glenn Said Mar To Make Flight   _ NASA Denies Anyone Has Been Selected

State Counts 16 Traffie Victims  Multiple Fatalities  To eee eee Dann Tell

Habib Vows to Force France  Out of Bizerte   President Backed in Threats by 90-Man National Assembly of Tunisia; Sahara in Danger.

Commando Force fo Go Into Desert  - Bourguiba Vows  re   Bourguiba Vows To Oust France From Bizerte

Syrian Officers Mutiny In Plot To Break From Nasser's Arab Republic

Officers of Syrian Army Try to Break Away From Egypt  Fight Continues After Talks

Syrian Army Opens Revolt Against UAR   Revolution Attempting To Break Nasser’s Control of Country

Seek Break With UAR And Nasser  Rival Military Factions Open  Neoatiatiane

‘More Serious Than °56 Invasion’  Syria Army Officers Rebel Against Nasser’s U.A.R.

To Fight Tyranny Break From UAR  Syrian Army Men Rebels Against Nasser

Army Officers in Syria Attempt to Break with UAR   Fighting Breaks Out In Capital of Nation That Joined Nasser.

Dissident Arab Armed Forces Seize Country   Nasser Personally Goes On Cairo Radio To Denounce Revol!

Syrian Army Officers Revolt Against Nasser   Momentary Truce  Is Called Off

Will Continue Fight Against Nasser Tyranny   Travelers Reaching Border Report Fighting !n Damascus

Syrian Officers Mutiny fo Break with Arab Gov {  Nasser Sends in      Nasser Sends in Egyptian Troops to Crush Rebellion

Nasser Orders : Egyptian Army to Crush Coup   Calls Revolt More Serious Than 1956 Allied Invasion

SEEK BREAK WITH ARAB REPUBLIC   Indicate Opposing Groups May Try To Negotiate  FiINUTine      Reported In Streets Of Damascus: Gates Shut At Lebanese Border

Rebel Radio. Demands ‘End To Corruption’   Egyptian Strongman Orders Army To Crush Uprising

Revolt Breaks Out In Syria   Nasser’s Rule At Stake; May Call Truce

Rebels Seek Break-Up  Of the UAR   Changing Reports Leave Status of Rebellion In Doubt

Revolt Said More Serious Than ’56 British, French, Israeli Invasion Of Egypt

Nasser Control Faces Challenge By Angry Group  Truce Canceled, WT a eet = = Meee  MRS ua   Truce Canceled, Military Pushes Open Rebellion

Revolt Is Seen As Attempt to Get Out of UAR   Confusion Prevails? Fight in Damascus

Army Officers Attempt Break   Negotiated Truce Called Off “Tyranny Fight Continued

Fight For Break From UAR   Clashes Reported  In Damascus, Nasser Orders Troops To Crush Mutiny

ATTEMPT 10 BREAK AWAY FROM EGYPT   Nasser Calls Revolt Worse Than Suez Invasion, Orders Egyptian Army To Crush Upris-

Nasser Ends Revolt In Syria Today   Dissident Arab Armed Forces Claimed Control

Leadership of Nasser is challenged   Negotiations off, continuing fight against tyranny

Derue?  Army ‘Rebels Hit Out at Nasser‘s Rule  Sytians Attempt To Break With The Arah Renihli-

U.A.R. President Orders Troops To Crush Rebellion   FARLIER BREAK

No Reports Made Of Fighting In Revolt of Units  _ Nasser Says Uprising Was Made by Only

Loyalists Ordered to Halt Revolt   Blow Against Arab Unity Nasser Charges

LoyalTroops Of Nasser Halt Rebels   Arab President Denounces Revolt On Damascus Radio

Military Leaders Attempt To Break Away From Nassar   Temporary Truce Ends As Negotiations With UAR Commander Fail

CRUSH ORDER IS ISSUED BY NASSER   Situation Rated More Serious  Than ’56 Invasion

Truce Attempt in Damascus Called Off: Tyranny Charge Apparently Slap at Nasser

Conflicting Reports Come Fieht Given   Rebels Flare Up After Damascus Save Uprising Ends

Truce Off And Revolt Continuing   Army Officers Aiming To Quit Egyptian’s Arab Republic.

Syrian Revolt Fails, Nasser Takes Action  " Rise Against United Arab Rule

Military Men May Attempt To Negotiate   Reyolt More Serious Than 1956 Invasion, URA Leader Says

Revolt Is Regarded As Serious Phone Links Out,  Damascus Street I ighting Erupts

Situation Is Now Normal Accordinc To Latest Report   Revolt Was Opposing ‘Poor Relation’ Policy Followed by Egyptians

Army Revolt Repo ted in Syria   Truce Hinted, Then Dented; Nasser Orders Uprising. Crushec

Rebels And UAR Chief To Negotiate   Army Sought To Break Away From Nasser Group

Reports From Syria Claim Success   Syrian Army Units Move To Break Up U.A.R. Government

France Is Hit By Another In Strike Series   Unions Wanting DeGaulle To Ease Austerity Program

JFK Set to Submit Budget   Additional Request in Deficit Defense Spending Expected

JEK Plans To Request  More Fund:   Defense Spending To Supplement Balanced Budget

$1 Billion Arms Deficit Exception  Plans Few Over-all Changes in Etsenhower Fioures

SAY KENNEDY WILL FILE REQUEST   Would Be In Addition To $80.9-Billion Budget   SOME FUNDS   Earmarked For Missile De. velopment; Boost Army, Mar:nes Manpower

Deficit Due On Defense By Kennedy   Balanced Budget To Be Increased At Least Billion

Pay-As-You-Go Basis JEK Expected to Submit Balanced Budget Soon   Keeps Ike's Estimates

JFK TO SUBMIT BUDGET SOON; BALANCE SEEN   Billion Dollar Defense Deficit

Kennedy Plans To Submit a Balanced Budget   Then Will Ask Billion or More Extra for Defense

To Ask Hike In Budget  For Defense   Deficit Spending Is Inevitable In AINMarvy Buildup

Read y to Call tor Extra Billio  Kennedy to Ask for A Balanced Budaet

Kennedy Sel For Billion Defense Bid   Deficit Request Reported Separate From Budget Plan

JFK To Submit Budget to The Congress Soon   Expect Few Changes From Eisenhower's 80.9 Billion Budaet

Extra Fund To Be Spent On Defense   Kennedy Plans   Kennedy Plans Few Changes In tke’s Budaet

But May Make Separate Defense Spending Plea Not Included In Budget

Balanced Budget Is At Hand   President Reported Ready to Present Plan to Congress

JFK's Budget Balanced--But  He Asks $1 Billion Extra For Defense

Plus. $1 Billion. Defense Outlay - : Kennedy Prepares Balanced Budaet

JFK May Ask Balanced Plan, Deficit Outlay  Need For Stepped Up Defense Work   Need For Stepped Up Defense Work Cited For Spendina

Level Budget To Be Offered By President   Kennedy Expected To Ask Extra Billion For Defense Spending

Expected to Submit Balanced Budget to Congress Before Making Request

ray-As-You-Go Basis     JFK Expected to Submit Balanced Budget Soon

Kennedy Prepares Balanced Budget To Send Congress   To Supplement It He Will Ask $1 Billion Deficit for Defense.

U.S. Defense Needs Cited In Proposal   President Planning Few Basic Changes In Eisenhower Plan

But There’s String Attached  JFK To Submit Balanced Budget To Congress Soon

JFK Ready With Balanced Budget Outline   Will Ask For $1 Billion In Deficit Spending

Separate Plea After Budget Balance Seen   Stepped-Up Military Spending Necessary Kennedy Holds

JFK maps balanced budget   But he'll request deficit defense funds

Inside Jhe Star Joday   Election Next Tuesday  Spur Township Vote Bids

Ministers Vote Fresh Approach  No Present Basis  Exists For Parley

Little Support Expect fed  Soviet Seeks ¢€ ondemnation  In UN Of US As Avoressor

Soviet Nations Press for U.N. Censure of U. §   Little Support for Resolution Seen ; In Debate on Cuba

Soviet Bloc Asks Condemnation of U.S. by Assembly   Little Support Seen For Harsh Demand

“Keep Away From Cuba” JFK Sternly Warns “K’   UN Expected To Reject . Red Demand

Reds Plug for U. N. Rebuke   Expected to Gather Little Support in Swat at U.S.

Little Support for Harsh Demand Red Bloc Presses for Condemnation of U.S.

She Told Him He \ Was Too Old For Her ~ Clown Weeps Over Woman He Loved — And Butchered

Funeral Set Here  Judge R. V. Bottomly, 75,  Veteran Jurist, Dies

runera! oet mere —  Judge R. V. Bottomly, 75,  Veteran Jurist. Dies

12 Persons Die On Road: In Missour1  Four Lose Lives   Four Lose Lives In Sunday Crash, Six Are Injured

Will Elect County Board of ‘Education Member September 11   Del TePaske Seeks Re-Election

Shot Intended Alters Course »  NASA Says Craft’ Partial Success 

Circling the Earth Ranger Satellite Fails ‘To Achieve Deep Orbit

Satellite Goes Into Earth Orbit   Difficulties Prevent Ranger  From Going Into Deep Space Probe

Deep Space Probe Fails To Hit Goal   First U.S. Ranger Shot Misses Path To Moon, Forced Into Earth Orbit

Snace Station 's Put Aloft Early This A.M.   To Pave Way For Moon Landing Other Exploration

-~ of Deep Space Probe Fails   US. Satellite Goes Into Earth Orbit

18 Killed Violently Over State   Collisions Claim Most Victims In Deadly Weekend

PEOTONE HARD HIT BY TORNADO   Six Hundred Homes Damaged In Peotone, 3-Inch Halletones Bak ter Joliet; Damage Rune Into Millions,

Baseball Size Hail Rips Planes   Cars Blown From  Road On US. 66

By Next Year a le  \Dillon Sees Business Boom.  Possible Slash In Taxes

Large budget Surplus Also Seen by Dillon   Treasury Secretary Sees Economy Rising 8 Percent Next Year

Dillon Predicts Huge Growth in U.S. Economy   Expects an 8 Per Cent Spurt Next Year to Balance the Budaet

BIG U.S. ECONOMIC GROWTH PREDICTED   Dillon Forecasts Prosperity Boom For Nation’s Industry Next Year

May Be “In Midst Of Economic Boom”,  Dillon Declares   FEDERAL BUDGET SURPLUS FORECAST

Dillon Poses Possibility Of Tax Cut Soon  But Cutting Outgo To Match Income   But Cutting Outgo To Match Income ‘Not Acceptable’

Adlai Visit Stirs Fight On Streets   Anti-Red Students Battle Communists At Peru University

Police Battle Mobs. With ‘Tear Gas a be a wale “Stevenson \ fisit To Peru  ‘Capital Marred By Riots

Free Imports . Congressman John Dent Charges Move fo ‘Hang’ Working Man in America

Congressman Dent Charges . . .  Subcommittee Is Preparing ‘To Hang American Worker

PRAYER FOR...  @ IQDAY   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Officers Lie, Jury Told In Lillian Trial   Defense Lawyer Refers To Hate Of Co-defendant

Storms Rake Over Texas   Twisters Cause Damage; Few Injuries Reported

Searches Of Autos Held Legal   Mondale Rules Search Can Be Made If Police Officer Has ‘Reasonable Grounds’   HELD UNLAWFUL

will Vou sign?  _ Letter to Metcalf Says ~ He Owes Helena Apology

Russia Charges Portugal With Terror Regime  Zorin Blasts  Portuguese For _ Angola Persecution

Persecution Charged —  ‘Pot’ Kept Stirred By Zerin to Keep Africa in Turmoil

Russ Stirs Up Trouble Over Africa   Portugal Accused Of Regime of Military Terror In Angola

Long, Stormy Debate Expected— Afro-Asian Attack On US China Stand Grows

U.S. Policy On China Assailed   Concerted Asian-African Attack on U. S. Builds Up Steam in UN Assembly

Anti-Cuba Meeting Is Set By OAS   U.S. Red China Stand Blasted By Afro-Asians

U.o. 1S (arger  Asian-African Bloc Attacks American Stand On Red China

U.S. Dealt Rap in U.N. Debate Over Seating Red China   Ceylonese Ambassador Says U. S. Building Wall of Hate Between Americans, China.

Asia-Africa Attacks on U.S. Build   Assembly Buckles Down to Debating on China Issue

Asia-Afriea Bloc United Against U.S   Attack Attempts To Bar Peiping’s Entry Into U. N.

New England Area Gets big  Dose of Snow   Freezing Rain and Drizzle Deposited o1 Mid-Atlantic Coast

Quill’s Union Granted Hike Averts Strike   $36 Million Pact Includes 22-Cent Increase In Pav

Finance Director Says: % ‘ee a  School Officials Should Determine Own Cutbacks

Pledge Immediate Check on Reports   Attempt to Speed Apprehension of Those Obtaining Aid Wleaally

Pledge Immediate Check on Reports   Attempt to Speed Apprehension of Those Obtaining Aid Illegally   Ry CHART.RFS © RYAN

Tax Deadline Tonight; Three Millior Income Returns Likely to Be Auditec

Tonight Is Deadline  U.S. Plans Closer Check  On Income Tax Returns

It's Probably Just Routine Don't Panic If Revenue Unit Decides to Check Your Returr

Uncle Sam To Check More  . Tax Returns   ‘But, Don’t Fear Audit I Your Conscience Is Clear

3 Million Face Checking Tonight's The Deadline  For Filing Tax Returns

IRS Commission Seeks Return Audit Boost to Discourage Cheating on Taxes

THREE MILLION RETURNS TO BE CHECKED M idnight Tax Deadline To M ark  - Beginning Of Government Audit

MORE AUDITS SOUGHT  IRS Hits Tax Cheats   Tax Deadline  Is Midnight

TAX DEADLINE TONIGHT—  see eteeetemeesieedhdeeentenesinateieememeeteeienatemane inemmeemnemnenimentenenteienenetnenminettinineneemmmentiall  Three Million Face Extra ‘Contacts with Tax Auditors

Income Tax Is Due....  Deadline Is Only Beginning  For 2 Million Americans

PASS THE ERASER, PLEASE Revenuers Will Spot Check More Income Tax Returns

Closer Check On Income Tax Returns Seen      One In Ten To Be Scrutinized

More Audits Of Returns Slated  * * * * * * * * * * * x  —oe  Cee  * * * *   U.S, Revenue Service Takes Steps To Catch Cheats

Midnight Is Tax Return Deadline  Returns of 3 Million Face Thorough Check

Last chance to file return   IRS to check returns of 3 million American:

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 No Down rayment-—  Kennedy Unveils Program To Pep Up Home Building

N eed To Pep Up Building Is Stressed   President’s Measure Would Revitalize Slum-Infested Cities

*Bill Payment Slowed  *Helped Some Business *Needy Bet Like Rich *Evils ‘Ruined’ Sport  *Regulation Required   JFK Asks Congress for Housing Shot-in-Arm

Kennedy Proposes Program To Speed Up Home Building   Delivery of 7,500 New Telephone Directories Here Is Now Underway

KENNEDY UNVEILS PLAN  FOR BOOSTING BUILDING   Bet ore > Le gislature —  UT Students Booted Out Of Teacher Oath Hearing

President Unveils New Program To Re-Vitalize Home Building In U.S.

Kennedys Enjoy Traditional Feast; Official Conferences Slated Today

Greck PM Invited ta U.S.   Iran School Closed by Riot:      TODAYS INDEX

LIGHT WANT ADS, CORRECTIONS OR CANCELLATIONS May Be Ordered by Calling  CApitol 6-1231 SUNDAYS   TODAYS INDEX

Police Claim Bomb Caused Tavern Blast   Motive Not Known; Indicate Explosive  Placed Under Floor

Georgia U. Riot Probes Under Way   Justice Dept., Georgia House Investigating

_ Payload Not Disclosed Samos Sky Spy Satellite Explodes on Launching Pad

INDIANA MILKMAN FACES CHARGES  Counterfeiter Says Movie ‘Inspired Him

Cold Air Moves  Into Northwest  Capital City Records Record May 27 Low

House Test Scheduled For Monday   Pay-As-Go Plan Given 20 to 8 Vote

House Takes up Minimum Pay  Compromise Plan Opposes $17.25 Level

House Working On Increased Minimum Hourly Wage Bill  Compromise Program Being Considered By Democratic Leaders

House Begins Minimum Wage Bill Discussion   Compromise Talk Echoes Around Capital Grounds

Compromise Talk Heard In. the House   Backstage Activity Shows Alternatives Being Considered

House Goes To Work on Wage Boost  Maneuvers Indicate  Alternatives Now Tp... ga

Consider Alternate Measure   GOP And Southern Democrats Seeking Minimum Of $1.15

Final House Vote Due Friday CompromiseTalk Gains For Minimum Wage Bill

Wage Floor Compromise  Possible   New Bill Would Limit Minimum Wage Coverage On Retail Chain Stores

House Gets To Work Or  Wage Floor   Compromise Talk Heard On Higher Minimum Pay Bill

Talk Compromise On Pay Measure   Study Alternatives To Original Proposal

Minimum Wage Bill Is Tackled  Talk Of Compromis« Is Echoing Around Capitol Hill Today

Hope to Avert Pay Bill Clash   Talk of Compromise on Minimum ‘Waae Measure Echoes at Capitol

Compromise on Minimum Wage Bill Is Forecast  Two-Stage Raise to he. ii Maetal gp- w,.   Two-Stage Raise to $1.25, With Limited Coveraae, Proposed

Compromise Talk Echoes On Wage Bill   House Begins Actio On Plan To Hike Present Minimum

House Busy OnMinimurr  Wace Bill   Alternatives Being Considered as Final Vote ic Sat Friday

lke Emerges In Thick of GOP Maneuvering —  Republican Circles Buzz Alter 6 Men Meet at Gettysburq

Many Gals Just Don't Seem To Understand—  Pheasant Cost Per Pound. $32 66

1a RON PELE Raine tiie, sua na encrumeni erm siaaae POSTMASTERS NOMINATED

Red Marshal Blasts U.S. ‘Hitler’ Path  -Clainas Military ‘Pushing’ JFK

Malinovsky Takes Tough Berlin Line   Belligerence In Contrast With Khrush's Speech

Malinovsky Warns U. 5. On Policy   Says Kennedy Being ‘Pushed’ Into Path Similar To Hitler's

(Gen enerals Have Their Say  Clay Would Defend dBerlin: Malinovsky Rattles Sabre

USSR, North Korea Sign Military Pact   ROK Threat Of Aggression Is Cited By Moscow

Defensive Alignment Told by K   It's To Counter South Korea, He Asserts; Slap at Peiping.

NorthKorea, Russie Sign Defense Treaty  Khrushchev Sees ‘Growing Threat’ of Attack by ROK

Soviet, N. Korea Pact Is Signed  Khrushchev Tells of Mutual Defense Plan

LATE COUP IN SEOUL IS REASON’   Warns Against Any Attack On Stooge Regime

North Korea, Russia Sign Defense Pact   Khrushchey Calls : Seoul Government ‘A Growing Threat’

President Sees U.N. Life Fight   Outstanding © ~ Successor To. Dae Advocated

Stevenson Gets Heavy Guard As Riots Erupt   Four Persens Killed In La Paz, Bolivia. As Commiunist-Led Demonstrations Star

FOUR KILLED, NINE INJURED  Adlai Guarded Closely After Riots in Bolivia

Heavily Guarded  Stevenson Disturbed By Riots In Bolivia: Four Persons Killed

RIOTERS IN BOLIVIAN CAPITAL —  Stormy Reception Greets Stevenson

* Heliheal In’ Bolivia     ‘Stevenson’ s Visit ‘Touches Off Riot

‘Stevenson, Shaken by Bolivian Riots, May Witness More Violence in Peru

Soviets Fail To Reply   No Answer Received On Postponement Of Geneva Talks

U.S. Officials Puzzled Over Mr. K Silence   Fails To Answer Kennedy’s Bid For Test Ban Talk Delay

Soviet's Silence Puzzling to U. §.  No Answer Given to  a + arr 

 JFK Request Unanswered  United States Puzzled iBy Soviet Atom Delay

Take Control Of Shipments Moving In, Out   Restrictions Imposed On UN Peace Force Troops

State Chamber Talk     Gov. Nutter Hits ‘Apathy’ Of 'Well-Meaning’ Citizens

‘Complacency, Indifference  Can Destroy This Country’   Gov. Nutter Warns

Moslems In Nation Vote On Proposal   Bombings Mark Ballots On DeGaulle Plan For Colony

2 Muertos En Un Choque Cerca De R. Grande City   Cambian Fecha De Unos Pageos

Philadelphia Houses Drop, Trio Sought   ay Two Rescued After Dwellings Collapse In Sewer Cave-in

Philadelphia Buildings Collapse Crews Sift Rubble For Three Persons

Philadelphia Buildings Collapse Crews Sift Rubble  For Three Persons      Old Sewer Collapsed

300 Volunteers Continue To Place Sandbags At Elnora On White River In Daviess County.   HIGH WATERS MENACE MANY INDIANA TOWNS

Fair Skies Promising Flood Break   Warming Trend Seen But More Rain May Come This Weekend

EXPLOSIVES BURN   EAPLUSIVES BURN . FAIR TY EAT EY  - DeGaulle Escapes Assassin's Bomb

Kennedy In Close Touch With Situation   Extraordinary Steps Taken To Keep Informed

Kennedy Flies to Palm Beach Today  Jet Will Stand By For Emergency Return

Kennedy And Party Flics To Florida   President Ready To Return If The Laos Grisis Charees

Kennedy Flies To Florida for Easter Holiday  President to Keep in   President to Keep ir Close Contact With Situation in Laos

Watches Laos News  Kennedy to Have Four-Da: Florida Easter Vacation

Thousands Flee Dixie Floods ...   Rains Increase Loess, Suffering

May Launeh Spy-in-Sky Rocket Soon  Samos II] Would Replace Surveillance . By U2 Planes—One. Lofted Successfully

‘To Be Capable Of Snapping Photographs  Of Soviet Union For Months

Samos Will Take Place Of The U-2   Magazine Says Air Force Preparing To Make Full Operational Use Of Data Gathered By New Snace Vehicle

YoHo And Botile Of Chanel No.5 . Wave, 26, First Woman — Line Officer In U.S. Navy

Yo-Ho-Ho and Bottle of Chanel No. 5; Sailors to Take Orders From Woman

Reds Still Insist On Gaping Loophole   Unofficial Russian Sources Find  JEK’s UN Speech Conciliatory

NO NO ANSWER  JFK’s ‘Peace Race’ Speech Carries U.S. Step Nearer Talks

Kennedy Praised in Pravda Reprint   N.Y. Post Said K Madman If He Believes Propaganda

REACTION HASN’T_JELLED  Russia Makes No Formal Comments on JFK’s Talk

West A Step Nearer To Berlin Talks   Unofficial Russian Sources Say J.F.K. Talk Conciliatory

346 Wards On Speech Pravda Reprints Another Story Published In US,

OFFICIAL KREMLIN REACTION NOT YET APPARENT  Soviets Look on JFK Speech as Conciliatory

John Garding Dead At 80  WAS PRESIDENT OF STRUBLE BANK  Aili FPA OV EAR

John Garding Dead At 80  WAS PRESIDENT  OF STRUBLE BANK AVED en VEApe

Pier Work Passed By U.S. House   Inc fades St. Joe. south Haven Jobe

"ROUND UP” STATE GOP SENATORS   Democrats Order Sergeant At Arms Te Bring In Republicans When Only 3 Appear Today. ;

300 Crowd  Engineers’  Hearing Madden Speaks for $86 Million Harbo:

Former Director Of Bank, Lansing Accountant Held   $370,000 Involved; FB] Makes Arrests

Sees $45 Million Hike If Private Students Went to Public Schools

Effort Being Made to Give ‘Greater Stature, Attract Women to Billiards

Soviets Formally Drop Complaint On ‘Spy’ Flights   U.S. Defers Decision On Withdrawing Two Other Hot U.N. [ssues

Russia Drops Spy Plane Complaint  Soviets Ask Mase. .kn kt.lhCURG UT   Soviets Ask West to Make Counter Move

Russ Drop Spy Charges Against U.S.   Soviets Demand “@ Hungarian, Tibetan Issues Be Withdrawr

Plan U.S. Space Shot Tomorrow At 7 A.M.   Weather Report Not Good With 50-50 Chance for Clearing

 Space Hop Due Despite Squalls   See Other Stories On Space Page, 4A

Shephard Gets Set For His Space Flight  ll. §. Manned Rocket   U. 5. Manned Rockef Shot To Be Tomorrow lf Weather Permits

Manned Flight Plans Pushed  wantnet way Dela)  TrHiinrninan Aqnnin

Flight Set Friday Morning  Bad Weather May Delay U.S. Astronaut: Again

Ses titeer ERR FR tee FUE 2  They Expected Martha in English But Heard Tucker With ficliane

Get-tonethers   COUNTY REPUBL:CAN — WOMEN TO HOLD YEAR'S FIRST MEETING APRIz. %F

Nations Leaders, Neighbors Attend Rites For Speaker Of House Rayburn

U.S. Leaders, Townsfolk Say Goodby to ‘Mr. Sam   Congressmen Present

Simple Rites Held at Bonham, Tex.  Three Presidents Pay Final Respects At Funeral Services of Sam Rayburn

Humble and Great in Attendance  Final Rites Given to Sam Rayburn

Nation's Leaders, Home Town People, Pay Final-Tribute To ‘Mr. Democrat’

Great, Humble Honor Rayburn   Funeral of Speaker Sam Is Simple and Dienified

3 Presidents Attend Rites for Rayburn  Great, Humble Join in Tribute to Statesman

Where To Find It   THREE PRESIDENTS ATTENDED FUNERAL  Last Tribute Paid Mr. Sam

WHERE TO FIND IT   GREAT AN AND SMALL GATHER  Mr. Sam Laid To Rest With Simple Service

39 LSU  1 6 Miss. St. ( 3 PSC 2’  3 Newberry 2   Great, Humble Bid  Farewell To ‘Sqm’

RELATIVELY LIGHT BATCH OF MEASURES INTRODUCED BY LEGISLATORS AT MONDAY NIGHT SESSION  GOP Leaders Feel Next -Move In Budget Battle Up To DiSalle

GOP Leaders Tell DiSalle It’s His Move   Governor Expected To Take Action On ‘Unbalanced Budget

Bus Segregation In Baton Rouge Ruled Illegal   Injunction Against City Ordinance Issued By U.S. District Court

Depressed Areas Bill Denounced by N.A.M  Proposes Alternate Plan Based On Tay Rate Reform Ulnian Corb

Too Costly   Two Major Business Groups  Attack Depressed Areas Bill

Brandt Says . Air Corridors Must Stay Free   Vital To Future Of West Berlin

Brandt Says  Air Lanes  Are Vital  New Threat Implied to— Official Party

Kir Corridor Freedom Vital   West Berlin Mayor Accuses Reds of New Threats

U. S. Prosperity Vs. Soviet Promises  Labor Leaders Praise ‘Free’ Achievements

Labor Day Comparison  U.S. Has Prosperity,     Soviet ‘Promises’

U.S. Labor Role Cited By Goldberg   Secretary Contrasts Worker Status With  Situation in Russia

Labor Day Talks Focus on Abundance In West, Hollow Promises in East

SOVIET FAILURES NOTED  Labor Day Declarations Highlight U.S. Prosperity

30-DAY PRECIPITATION OUTLOOK   Council Plans Changes in City Traffic and Parking

Pentagon Official Thinks It May Have Been Wrong To Cail Reserves

Reserve Callup May Be Wrong, Gilpatric Says   Pentagon Official Says Planners Had Chanae of Heart

Says Reserve Call ‘Wrong, Indicates Change in Policy   $700-Million Proposed  For Shelter Program

Negro Bus Groups Victims of Attack  One Vehicle Burns In Alabama Riots

Mass Violence Meets Racial Equality Group In South; 13 Hurt, Bus Burned

Mob Ignites ‘Mixed’ Bus, Beats Riders  13 Hurt In Clashes Over Color Test In Alabama’s Stations

Race Rioters Burn Bus and Beat Up Group   “Freedom Riders” Are Victims of Brutal Alabama Attack

Fire Bomb, Beatings Hit Racial Test      * ‘Freedoni Ride 3. - Pledge To Continue > Bus Swiie In South

RaciallyMixed Group Brutally Beaten By Seeresationists: Bus Destroyed

LYRE —{oup fests DUS Segregation Racial Violence Flares In Alabama

Violerice Aboard Buses .  Bombs and Brutality ( Used Against Negroes in South

‘Freedom Riders’ Attacked — ee eee  Bus Burned In Alabama Racial Clast

Race Test  toduces Violencé   ‘Freedom Riders’ Severely Beaten In Alabama City

13 Hospitalized in Racial Riot  2 Others Hurt in Alabama Violence

13 Persons Taken To Hospitals In Alabama—  ‘Freedom Riders Brutally Beaten

‘Freedom Riders Beaten in Alabama  Bus Burned By Mob  In Race Incident

Mob Brutally Beats Group; Bus Destroyed   Small Bus Line Begins New Service in Kokomo

Violence Flares In Test of Color   Bus Destroyed by Fire Bomb And 13 Hospitalized in Alabama Battle

SUCCEED IN FREEDOM DASH   East Germans In Wild Stampede To Get To West Berlin   GUNFIRE BREAKS UP BORDER SCRAMBLE

Two Satellites Put Up in One: Astron Shot Achieve Low-Level Orbit Ready tc

Satellite Shot Part Success  Orbiting Devices Not Living Up To Exnectations.Savs Lab Snokecmar

—PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL—  U.S. Attempts To Put Up Pair Of Satellites

US. ORBITS 2 SATELLITES ON SINGLE ROCKE!   Doubleheader ‘Falls Short Circles Only 100 Miles Above Earth.

Pair In Orbit But Path Only 100 Miles Up.   Trackers See. Some Indications Units: Failed to Separate .

Both In Orbit, But Miss Their 500-Mile Mark   Path Is Only Little Over 100 Miles Above Earth

Double-Header Satellite Shot Is Ruled Only Partial Success   @ PICTURE ON PAGE i1

3 Astronaut Finalists Picked ‘Double’ Satellite Shoot Seen Partially Successful

Dual Satellite Shot Almost ‘Successful  2 Space Travelers  Miss Expected  frelats acer AMM Vilas

Six Negroes Refuse. Jail Food  Protest Alleged  Mistreatmeat In 

Death Toll Stands At15In Carla Path   Discoverer XXX Snace Cansule Now In Orhii   ‘Artificial Astronaut’ Rocketed Into Orbit At Cape Canaveral

Rees Kidnap Trial Goes To Jury  -~ .* * * * x OO* * * * * : * * * x   Musician Accused In Killing Of Jackson Family

Deliberations In Rees Case Start Today   All-Male Jury Will Determine Fate Of Maryland Musiciar

Higher Support Prices Urged   FARMERS WOULD BE ASKED TO REDUCE THEIR PLANTINGS

FIRST WOMAN LINE OFFICER She Goes Down To The Sea In Slips--And Makes History

Trim Brunette Wave Will Become First Woman Line Officer Aboard Navy Shir

Fight Resumed Against Cholera In Hong Kong  Emergency Sunplies   Emergency Supplies Of Vaccine  Arrive in City

PRUE ES £E ED feet. HIGH  Two-Pronged Storm Boosts Deaths in Stricken Fast

. No Life on Satellite  Soviet Scientist Says Sputnik  ‘Has Met Test; Soon to Burn Up

JFK's Regime Charged With  Chureh Linkage  -Cuban President Say  Catholic-Run School  Teach Hate For Fide

CON AY< SAN ANTONIO TCMPBRATUBES   Refugee Aid \s Assailed By Dorlicos   Catholic Schools Lashed Jn Blast At New Regime

Brazil Military Calls up Forces To Impress Foe   Against Supporters Of Goulart’s Claim To the Presidency

Would Kill His Own Father  Eichmann Tape Reveals Readiness To Obey Order

Would Kill Own Father   Eichmann Tape Recordings Played At Trial

IF GIVEN ORDERS Eichmann Reportedly Said He Would Kill His Father

Eichmann Would Kill Own Father   Court Hears More Testimony By Recording

To Cost U.S. More Than $1 Million  Ex-Strikers at Kohler to Get Back Taxes on Union Aids

DiSalle Plans  Recalling Of  Legislature Special Session  On Capital Needs Due In Sentember

Membership Tests Loom  In U.N. Today   Mauritanian, Mongolian  Bids Will Be Discussed

Three: Personne Changes OKd By School Group  ‘Philipsburg-Osceola Committee Also Airs Hazards, Finances

School Group Hires Teachers At Philipsburg  - Also To Press For - Collection Of Wage Taxes

‘If God wills it, we'll have more’ says housewife after 19th child

OM ape ey ee eee: ee ees ae  19th Child BornTo Woman i in Pa; She Wants More

After 19th Child, Maybe Others   Pennsylvania Couple Didn't Plan Such A Large Family

CALLED SOUNDEST WAY  Sanford Says Tax P Proposals ‘Are Not The Only Approach

HOLOCAUST FROME MOUNTAINS  Ex-VP Among 3,000 Forced To Flee Plush Beverly Hills

Hodges Backs Depressed Ares Aid Program   Answers Criticism by Dem Liberals in Congress

Food, Drink Shy as Russ Mark May 1   Spaceman Gargarin Featured; Shops Lack Meat and Vodka for Day‘s Celebration

GM. UAW Set  To ‘Wrap Up’  3-Year Pact Will Give 350.000  Hourly Employes Over 12.Cent Hike

REUTHER MOVES TO END WILDCAT STRIKES  GM Gives Union 12-Cents-4An How

GM Employes Settle For 12-Cent Increase   National Agreement! Calls for Many Improved Benefits

GM, Union Near New Pact Signing   Both Seek End To Unauthorized Strikes By Disclosing Details

Net Hourly Hike Of 12 Cents  UAW, GM Hope To Seal Pact This Weekend

Three Sent Aloft From One Rocket   Thor-Able-Star Rocket Works In Two Stages

3 Satellites Are Fired From a Single Rocket; Nuclear Power Is Used

Triple-Header Rocket Blasts Three Satellites Into Orbit From Cape

“Triple Play" Rocket Lofts 3 Satellites   America Scores Big Beat: Soviet Still Working on Device

U.S. TAKES LEAD OVER RUSSIA  First Atom Battery Fired into Space

U.S. Blasts 3 Satellites Into Orbit   One Carries First Atomic Battery Giving Americo Bia Lead

Takes Lead In Race To   One Rocket Rams 3 Satellites Into Successful Orbit

1 GETS RADIO POWER FROM ATOM ENERGY   Trio Circle Earth 600 Miles Up

Triple Package  In Orbit   Atomic Battery Part Of 3-For-1 Payload Hurled  Inta Snace

U.S. Hurls Atomic Unit Into Space   Nuclear Device Orbited As Part Of Triple Launching

Three U. S. Satellites Successful   One Rocket Puts Three Into Orbit; First Atomic Battery Revolves in Space

Atomic Battery Thrust Into Orbif  Triple Play Scored By Single Rocket

First Nuclear Device To Be Put In Space   Single Rocket Rams 3 Satellites Into Orbit: Launch Is Success

Triple Satellite Orbited by U.S.   First Atomic Battery Is Prize of Package

First Atom Battery $$ $_______  Three Satellites Orbited By A Sinale U.S. Rocket

Lhree Satellites Rammed Into Orbit With A Single Rocket At Cape Canaveral

New Rocket Hurled Into Quter Space   Triple-Header Blast “Sends Trio Satellites Orbiting At Canavera’

Satellite Stacking Success   Triple-Heacler Rocket Blasts ’ Three in Orbit, One Has Atomic Battery

BATTERY IS SENT ALOFT   Devices Follow Separate Paths Around World

ONE ROCKET ORBITS THREE SATELLITES   Atomic Sending Device In One Baby Moon; Firing Raises U. S. Satellite Total To 43.

Three Satellites Ride A Single Rocket In Space   Gives U.S. Lead In Harnessing Nuclear Power Plant

Package Separated After; Perfect Launching; U. S. ' Leads in Nuclear Race 

Atomic Batteries, Too  Triple-Satellite Effort Boosts U.S. Stand

First Space Triple Play In History   Nuclear Battery  Aboard One Vehicle

First Atomic Battery Is Put ln Space   United States Scores Major ‘First’ With Achievement

Nuclear Device Working and Signals Received From All Payloads.   Use of Nuclear Energy as the Power Source Is Being Studied.

First Atom Battery  Three Satellites Orbited By A Sinale U.S. Rocket

Only One Rocket Used to Launch Three Satellites Into Orbit; Feat Is Step to Harnessing A-Power For  Snacea Prahac

U.S. Scores Spectacular  Triple Play   Three Satellites Ochiting, Lead In Harnessing Power

In Spectacular Sky-High Triple Play  U. S. Hurls First Atom Battery Into Orbit in Significant Feat

Single Rocket Carried Them Into Space   Atomic Battery In One Is Working Perfectly

Triple Payload To Give America New Space Data   Signals Termed Clear From Path 600 Miles Away

Atomic Battery {i Orbit Gives U. 8. Bi Win Over Reds   One Rocket Rams Three Satellites Up 600 Miles

lowa Anjun’ One of 3 Satellites Rammed into Orbit by Single Rocket—  US. Orbits First Atomic Battery in a Triole Play

Single rocket orbits three US. satellites   Sky-high triple play rams first a-battery in space

Cape Canaverdi: ——————————  A Rocket Orbits Three Satellites   Hiurls First Atomic Battery Into Space

Single Rocket Carries Atomic Loaded Battery   Scientists Say Shot Significant Lead Over Russ

Spectacular Sky-High Triple Play Gives American Scientists Lead Over Soviet Union.   3 UNITS TRANSMIT SIGNALS TODAY

Gives U.S. Advantage Triple-Play Shot Orbits First Atomic Battery

AHEAD OF RUSSIANS   U.S. Sends Nuclear Device Into Orbit In Triple Play

Now Hear This, Khrush!  One Navy Rocket Hurls 3 Satellites Into Orbi

Puts Three Satellites Into Orbit   Uses But Single Rocket With Triple Cone

First Atomic Battery Zipping Through Space  FRR a ones Ne . urncmar nae   America Scores Historic Beat Over Soviet Union

First Atomic Battery Launched Into Space Gives America Lead Over Reds

HISTORIC_BEAT US Orbits Atomic Battery In Triple Decker Satellite

Sky-High Triple Play U.S. Scores Space First: - Orbits Nuclear Power Unit

First Atom Battery Put Into Space   Single Rocket Sets 3 Satellites in Orbit In Unique Feat.

7 Business Establishments Also Gutted  $1 Million Fire Destroys Channel 2 TV Station

Drugaist, 40, Was Filling Prescription   Heart Attack Claims Life Of Businessman

St. Joseph Druggist Dies At 40   Dan DeRidder Has Fatal Heart Attack

City And County Receive Checks Auditor Distributes  State Motor Vehicle, ~ Aleohol Beverage Taxes  ;

$88,710 For County—City Gets $15,887   Jackson County’s Share Up $1,405, City’s Part Down $7 12—Use Funds  For Highways, Streets

City And County Receive Checks  State Distributes Alcoholic Beverage, Motor Vehicle Taxes

Allies Planning  Replies   President Warns Reds Of ‘Agcressive Acts’

REGARDING AIR CORRIDOR THREATS  Allied Diplomats Meet To Draft Berlin Reply

Red Leader Again Raps U.N. Policy   Khrushchev Calls Dag ‘Chief Assassin? Of Ex-Congo Leader

Murder Gharge hurled ~“‘Krusch’ Lab ‘Hammarskjold Chief Assassin

Nikita Bombards World Leaders : In Attack on Dag  Calls for Support Of Pro-Lumumba  Canaan Fareeac

Murder Charge Hurled ‘Krusch’ Labels  -Hammarskjold Chief Assassin

Nikita Again Insists U.N. Leave Congo   Lambastes Dag As ‘Assassin’ In World Message

W. V. Odneal Testifies in Probe of Albert Claud's Death at Eastern State

Church Affairs  GRANT TWP. CHRIST LUTHERAN PASTOR TO LEAVE MONDAY FOR CHURCH AT ARMSTRONG

Needless Loss of Lives In Traffic More Dreadful Than ‘“Natural’’ Disasters

Father, Son Are Missing and Feared Dead After Flood Sweeps Their Car From Highway

Fear lowa father, son drowned  Find car in creek after   Find car in creek after floods hits Washta area

FIRE DESTROYS LANCASTER AREA ICE PLANT   FIRE. BLAST DESTROY UPPER DARBY STORE

Sec. Rusk Asks Small Nations Cut Armaments   To Level Needed for Internal Security; Talks in California

Adenauer, Brandt attack Reds over Berlin fence   Khrushchev's threats to destro'

Floods Hit Central, Southern Illinois: At Least 29 Die in Spring Storms

Toll in Floods, Storms Heavy   Deaths and Injuries Mount Over Broad Sections of Mid-Continent

Nearly 100 Hurt; Loss In Millions   Hundreds Made Homeless by Twisters, Floods  Other Weather Stories on Pages B-1 and A-15

4 Persons Dead As Tornadoes Rip Arkansas   8 States Suffer Damage In Millions; Hundreds Homeless

Damage in Millions —  Crrinn’c Disaster Weapons Take Heavy Toll Over Mid- Continent

Storm’s Toll Fixed At 29, 100 Injur ed;   Hundreds Homeless In Eight State Area, Damage Extensive

Storms And Floods Take Heavy Toll  29 Known Dead,  100 Injured Over ~ Weekend

29 Die, 100 Hurt, Damage Mounts  Storms, Floods Take Heavy Toll in Midwest

Tornadoes, Floods, Hail Take 29 Lives In Midwest   RED CROSS HELPS

29 Persons Killed  In Vicious Storms   Tornadoes Sighted In Parts Of Texas

Vote 53-39; Dems Split   Huber Attacks Sit-In:  Urges Compromise

Reds Want Crisis, Not Conflict  ‘War Over Berlin Doesn't  e eo - e ° Figure in Kremlin Plans

Today's Index      5 Pages. ? Sections   Aveo Wildcat Strike Spreads

lighthanger uh Tosses Ist Ball     Baseball Season In Swing Today

Police Wine; Deputy Injured  Anger Over Chores Turns Boy, 13, into Sniper

Incensed Over Farm Work  13-Year-Old Idaho Youth Guns Down 2 Law Officers

IRKED BY CHORE Boy Identified as Sniper After Shooting 2 Officers

‘Boy, 13, Critically Wounds Sheriff, ‘Deputy in Anger Over Farm Chores

Khrush ‘Concern Claimed   Arms Adviser Gives Report To President

No Resistance Reported From Kivu Warriors   30 Whites Believed Prisoners Of Witchcraft Cult

Joint U.N.-Congo Force Advances Against Witchcraft Terrorist Gangs

 Meet No Resistance  ‘U.N. Troops at Kasongo In Drive on Terrorists

UN. Force’  Drive Against  Cult Fanatics  Soldiers Reach  Kasongo Without. Native Resistance

Leopard men have slogan: ‘kill whites’   U. N., Congolese forces join in search for band

Center Of Terrorists  Is Reached   UN Force, Congolese Troops Meet No Resistance Of BRow-Arrow Gangs

U.N. Hears Report All Going Well  30 Whites Remain At Mercy of Cult

cher ngs: wigas  Report ‘All \s )     ) Well ih U.N: Kasonga’ Drive

UN and Congo Troops Seeking Out Terrorists   Gromyko Opens New Congo Debate In UN

U.N., Congolese Troops Get Into Kasongo Today   Drive Against Terro Gangs in Kivu Area

U.N., Congolese Enter Region Of Witchcraft Gangs  No Resistance Met in Drive Into Bow, Arrow Territory

U Nand Congo Troops Drive At Terrorists   Joint Force Moving Against Witchcraft Gangs in Kivu

Witchcraft Cult Sought by Congo and U.N. Troops   Joint Venture Is First Cooperation by Gizenga: Cult Threatens Whites.

U.N.And Conge Join In Drive  — by 8 Well In o Halt   Report All Well In Effort To Halt Witchcraft Ganas

‘State Prison Inmates Serve As ‘Guinea Pigs’ for Study of Tick Fever Vaccine

This Won't Hurt—Much   State Prison Inmates Serve As ‘Guinea Pigs’ for Study of Tick Fever Vaccine

Portuguese Attack  American Embassy  Smash Windows and Show Hate Placards

Too Too Many Public Welfare Recipients Unwilling to Work. Says. Sen. Miller.

Civil Rights Get Push  In Six Bills But White House Remains Aloof

Rights Bills Introduced In Congress   Six Point Program Offered Without ‘White House Fanfare

Tax Abolition Bill Submitted   Measure Offered in Legislature To End Personal Property Levies

End of Personal Property Levies Proposed in Bill   Republican Trio Introduces Plan In Legislature ©

People You Know   a vor’ Sww Eissw ey  EARNS HER MASTERS DEGREE AT IOWA CITY

At Scientific Conclave ‘New Science’ to Stop Atomic Suicide Asked

TESTS PARTS OF AIR FORCE SPY-IN-SKY  Plane Will Try to Y » SEY Gee Ry ,, premee

Discoverer Satellite Put Into Orbit To Test Out Vehicle for “Sky Spies’

Agriculture  Hog Flog Receipts Reduced by NFO Action      Livestock Report Shows 11 Per Cent Drop From 1960

EXPLOSIONS IN UTAH BY PROFESSIONAL   Who Sabotaged TV And Cable Network Still A Mystery   TAKING STEPS TO GUARD FACILITIES

Utah Blasts Said Work  of Experts .   Netwark Explosion Salli a Mystery

Sabotage Called Work of Experts  Communications Blasts Still Mystery

Thanksgiving Day of 1960 Was the Beginning of Heavy Traffic Toll

PATROL WARNS OF EXTREME TRAFFIC DANGERS DURING THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS

Con-Con Moving Briskly Ahead; Leaders Named  Faw Snaetatare ot   Few Spectators at Wednesday Session

Russians Told About Kennedy   Pravda Publishes Article at Request Of New York Editor

Story About JFK Printed In Pravda   Says Kennedy Has No Illusions Over Atomic War Victory

Car-Train Crash Kills 5 Persons   Alma Mother and Her Four Children Die In Mishap at Crossing

Soviets Press For Talks At Party Congress   Give No Hint Of Any Specific Items

Reds Press For West Negotiation   Gromyko Sounds Latest ‘Call for Talks at Moscow Party Congress

SEEK COMMON LANGUAGE Soviets Seen Pressing  For Berlin Negotiations

GOVERNOR OUTLINES PROGRAM —_— GOVERNOR OUTLINES PROGRAM  Indiana to Expand Forests, Recreation

Ten Years on b splonage Charges  Americans Get Long Cuban Jail Terms

Resort Hotels Moved off Fouridations Near  Liberty as Spring Storm Rakes New York

British Units Converge On Middle Last   Mobile Trouble-Shooting Outfit Heads For Kuwait

British Forces Sent to Mideast  Warships Converge On Kuwait Area

lragi Troop Movements Near Kuwait   Highly Mobile Trouble-Shooting Unit Put On Aler

Government Silent On Purpose  UK Forces Converge On Tense Middle Fast

‘ME TARZAN. YOU JANE’ _   British On Move. Doubt Second ‘Kuwait Crisis’

British Units Converge On  Middle East   Government Still Refuses To Confirm Threat To Kuwait

Church Affairs  EUB (MISSIONARY — TO JARAN-ARRIVES . TODAY FOR SERIES OF TALKS IN AREA

Church Affairs   NVQVEICH ATTQIS  EUB MISSIONARY— TO JAPAN: ARRIVES TODAY FOR SERIES OF TALKS IN AREA

Heavy Snowfall Seen In Midwest  18 Deaths Occur In Parting Blast Of Ol’ Man Winter

Ol' Man Winter's Parting Blast Tough One—   Paralyzing Midwest Snow

16 Inches Of  Snow Paralyze: Midwest Areas   Nebraska, Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin,  Michigan And Towa Ar Hardest Hit By Storm

Maximum Sentence Would Be 10 Years  Kline Found Guilty Of Grand Larceny

Allies Launch Talks in Paris  Anti-Communist Unrest Growing In East Germany

Allies Hear Of Anti-Red Revolt Talk   Western Foreign Ministers Open 3-Day Meeting

Powers Set To Resist  Red Threats   Talks Open Amid Reports of Unrest In East Germany

West Talks. Seek Berlin Peace Move   “Ministers Consider Way .to: Propose Negotiations to Russ

West Ministers — Open Conference On Berlin Crisis   US Support Over ‘Berlin Said Hurt By Tunisia Affair

Berlin Talks Open  In Paris   Mounting Unrest In East Berlin Adds To Problems Of Western Leader:

Paris Confabs Open On Berlin Crisis Question   Foreign Ministers Prepare Groundwork To Meet Red Threat

West’ s Ministers Begin Conference  Planning: Future. Berlin. Moves= 'Eiem But Ready To Negotiate’

Determined To Resist Soviet Threats...  Western Officials Open Berlin Talks

E. German Unrest Is Reported   Allied: Ministers Sindy Development

Negotiations Possible With Red Chieftains   Anti-Communist Feeling Reported Mounting In East German Region

FOUR POWERS CONVENING IN PARIS   Ministers Determined To Resist Soviet Threats   To Negotiate With Khrush In Face Of Growing Unrest In E. Germany

Western Big Three Opens Paris Talks  Foreign Ministers  Open Conference TY Bt. mo.

Paris Meeting Coincides  With East German Unrest US. BRITAIN. FRANCE MEET

Told Unrest Mounting In E. Germany   Foreign Ministers  In 3-Day Session

Kast Berlin May Be At Revolt Stage   Intelligence Points To Growing Hatred Of Soviet Regime

Allied Foreign Ministers Meet On Berlin Crisis   Determined to Resist Threat of Russians

Determined to Resist Threats, Willing fo Talk   Growing Anti-Russian Unrest Is Reported In East Germany

RESIST SOVIET THREATS  Western Envoys Open Talks on Berlin Crisis

Only Trees Bloom . a Deterioration Continues Despite Beauty of Springtime in Congo      By LYNN HEINZERLING

Cuba Charges U.S. Now Plans  Invasion Moves  Note to U.N. Cites Hijacked Airliner As New ‘Excuse’

Cuba Is Yelling Aggression Again Note To U.N. Says  U.S. Is Retaliating For Hijacked Plane

Cuba Charges  U.S. Plotting  Aggression Note To U.N. Says  Failure to Return Plane To Be Excuse

Cubans Charge U.S. Plotting Aggression   Note Tells United Nations America Plans to Justify Action Because af Failure to Return  Hijacked Airliner: Implies Soviet Support

Cuba Charges New U. 5S. Plot Is in Making   Imminent Military Aggression Claimed in Note to U.N.

Accusation Made In Nofe fo ULN.: Cite Plane Case  2 of Prisoners Not To Return to Cuba

J.S. Plotting Invasion, Cuba Charges to U.N.   U. S. WILL SIGN UP REFUGEE VOLUNTEERS

U.S. PLOTS INVASION   Note To United Nations Claims Seizure Of Airliner Is To Be Excuse For Aggression.

Commies Tell East German Kids  erent meee nN  Mickey Mouse Is U.S. Agent

Military Men Plan Airlift Into Berlin   Allied Planners Set Stage For Any Emergency

Airlift Preferred To Breakthrougt  In Berlin Crisis   Allies Fear War Possible if Blockade Breached by Land

Planes Said Better Than Ground Try   Alternate Plans Being Drawn Up For Any Situation

US. To Drop Spy Charges Against Reds  ise Move Is aa To ‘i   Surprise Move Is Expected To Ease U.S.-Russ Friction

Indicted Spies Will Not Be Prosecuted   Melekh Must Leave Country In Move To ~-Fase Friction With Russia: ‘No Deal’ - -

Indictments Dismissed \Prosecution of Two as Spie:  \Dropped To Ease Tensions

Cuban Ship in Legal Tangle —   Claims Bobbing Up to Pose Problem for U.S. Policy

Repeal Fails, 37 to 7   Four Bills Passed Quickly by House; Stamp Bil] Offered

Move Follows New Limits on Berlin Travel   intire American Battle Group Sent Into Positions Throughout City.

Fresh Troops Take Position At The Front   New Restrictions By East Germans Bring Response

US. Soldiers, Tanks Moved To Berlin Edge  Allies Denounce  Red ‘Travel Bans

West Allied Commanders Heatedly Denounce Red Berlin Travel Restrictions

React Swiffly To Latest Red Restrictions   Communists Reduce Number Of Crossing Points From 12 To 7

West Raps Travel Blocks in Berlin, Hikes Border Force  Latest Red Action Reduces Areas Bar RBarder Cracune fram 12 tn 7

West Allies Deploy Men On Border   Allies Denounce New Communist Travel Restrictions

Western Allied Military Denounce Berlin Travel Restrictions: Send Troops

Make Move After Red Travel Ban   Entire American Battle Group Deployed Along U.S. Sector of Border

Reds Tighten Screws In Seal Off Attempt   Berlin Restrictions ‘Extremely Serious’

New Travel Block  U.S. Troops Deployed All Along Berlin Border in Swift Retaliatior

No Change Seen For  Zeus Work   McNamara Says He Sees Nothing  To Reverse Plan

Rains Set Off Earth Slides   Heavy Summer Rains Cause W. Va. Flood, Re-Routing Of Railroad Trains

‘Tractors Fo ractors For Freedom  Formal Reply ily To Castro Draft

N. C. Democrats Holding Caucus  Joe Hunt Scheduled To Be Nominated A: Speaker Of House

Special 4th Congressional District Election Will Be Held Saturday

Late Bulletin  TICKETS NEARLY SOLD OUT FOR WESTMAR'S OPERA THIS WEEKEND _ ‘Urge Local Residents To. Make Reservations _  : For Wednosday: Night

Late Bulletin   TICKETS NEARLY SOLD  OUT FOR WESTMAR’S  OPERA THIS WEEKEND Urge Local Residents  To Make Reservations —For Wedriesday “Night

Sherwood; Sayer 50:To Prison As: Laval Fuss Boils   Bypass Court Commit. Tent; Judge; Pros-

HOLD MASS MEETING   First Negro Students Enroll At University of Georgia

Campaign in W. Germany Ends With Today's Election   Huge Turnout Will Decide ‘Ruling Party

‘Heavy Vote Expected In West Reich   Adenauer’s Party Seen Winning But Could: Lose Seats

« Adenauer Favored Heavy Vote Seen  ‘West Germans Go to Polls Today        “

Big turnout predicted at German polls   Adenauer gets ned over Brandt from pollsters

- Adenauer Favored Heavy Vote Seen  West Germans Go to Polls Today

Record Turnout Seen in German Election Today  Adenquer. Brandt   Adenauer, Brandt Backers Conclude Vigorous Campaign

Election  Work Is  Finished Ex pect Record  Turnout For Klectian Sun.

West Germans  To Vote Today  Adenauer Faces Big Test Against Berlin’s Br: andt

To Keep Solons In Session Until Tax Hike OKd   Scores ‘Fiscal’ Responsibility’ For Strong Move

‘Two Women Beaten, Man  Being Sought   Police Issue Warrant For Ex-Handyman; One Of Victims 88

: Handyman Hunted For Beating 2   Warrant Issued  For James M. Tonker In Savage Hammer Attack On Women

Thompson Takes Kennedy Message To Khrushchev, Returns Optimistic

 Messaye From Kennedy YT i}  Thompson Optimistic After  Talk With ‘Kk? In Siberia     i {     i n

Will Report to President Thompson Optimistic After  Meeting With Khrushchev

National Council of Churches Ready to Oppose Federal Loans for Church Schools

Council of Churches _ Official Says Majority Against School Loans

Parochial School Issue  Claims Church Councit Would Hit Private Aid

Church Group Is Opposed fo School Loans  Church Council Is Against Aid im Fadaral Ril

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Postmaster J. Edward Day Tells Of Progress On New Troy Post Office .

Adlai Deplores Congo Killings   Nikita Repeats Demands On U. N. Stand In Congo

STEVENSON CONFERS WITH DEAN RUSK   Huddle in State Department About the Congo Situation.

Stevenson And Rusk Confer On Congo Problem   Concerned Over 11 More Political Assassinations Reported In Congo

Troubling News Comes From Africa   Adlai Expresses ‘Shock’ Over New Slayings

Stevenson,  Rusk Meet  on Congo   Huddle Follows Troubling News About Africans

Two Others Also Chosen To Fill Panel   Taos Woman Is Retained On Board

Gave Money Away  Girl ‘Robin Hood’ Cashes $68 800 in Bogus Checks

GOP Offers Plan for Cutting House Seats in Washington from 30 to 27

West Germany Continues to Round Up Suspects on Nazi War Crime Charges

because this country can no longer provide protection to Americans there.  The travel embargo tekes effect in about 48 hours.

Kennedy © Confers On Fighting   Soviet Boss Pledges ‘All Necessary. Aid’ To Castro Reaime

Khrushchev Asks Kennedy to Halt Cuban Invasion   Ruecian Calls Attack Menace to World Peace, Promises to Aid Castro: Rebels Advance Inlan   May Have Disastrous Results—  Growing Fear Rebel Strike Premature

President Silent on  Red Appeal Attack Is Menace To Peace: Khrush

Cuba Topic af White House  Kennedy Withholds Comment on Note Fram Khrushchev

‘No Immediate Comment on Khrushchev Appeal  Kennedy, Democratic Leaders ‘Discuss the New Cuban Crisis

Rebuff by President Predicted   U.S. Officials Regard Khrushchev Words As Propaganda.

JFK Withholds Comment on Khrush Appeal   Discusses Cuban Counterrevolution With Demo Leaders

DEMO CHIEF'S BRIEFED ON SITUATION   Most Inclined To Rate Threats As Propaganda

Kennedy Gives Conaress Chiefs  Cuba Issue Data  Studying Moscow Appeal; Leaders  Dp ausmse Gtlant

Moslems Are Killed In Attack   Nationalist Rebels Hit Polling Station At Edge of Sahara

First Major Rebel Attack In Plebiscite   Sporadic Bombings Only Other Action, Algeria ls Guarded

MeDonald Man Jailed For Murder  + 4 nard Rewaters      Leonard Bywaters Of Below Newell Is Victim In Dispute

Treaty Deadline Of Six Months  Given Kennedy   Moscow Relates Soviet Premier’s Stand at Vienna

Khrushchev Wants Immediate German Peace Pact: Sets Six-Month Deadline

Tass Report Details Red Ultimatum   Deadline of Six Months Fixed to End Occupation

From Our College   Oe a ~~ a  WESTMAR TO CONVERT MEN’S MEMORIAL HALL — TO WOMEN'S DORM

From Our College  WESTMAR TO CONVERT MEN’S MEMORIAL HALL — TO WOMEN’S DORM

Judge Scores Legislature for Lacking “Guts” in Raising Drinking Age to 21

Time Of National Crisis President Tells Congress   Says Communist Tide Running Dangerously Against America;  Ais Efforts To End Arms Race

The complete text of President Kennedy's first “State of the Nation’? message to Congress will be found on Page 6.

President Kennedy Orders Swift Bolstering of U.S. Military Defenses

State of Union Message Warns Of Emergency   President Pledges To Strive Toward Disarmament Goal

Message Cites National Peril  Ot. Aim oaw 7 TT as =   Pledges To Explore Avenues To Peace

Warns That Red Tide Is Against US,   President Says Nation’s Keonomy ‘In Trouble’

State Of Union     Red Tide Peril   Administration Pledged To Explore Cooperation With Soviets In Space Program

Invites Soviet lo Share Space  Racearch Priva  VIFVUIUI WITT  President Warns Economy of U.S. Now in Trouble

winter fantasy of frost, ice on trees   Kennedy Calls An ‘Emergency’ In State Of Union Address, Will Beef Up Forces

Says Buildup Must to Meet Hour of Peril   Offers to Join Soviet Scientists In Space Probing

\President’s Words, Manner Grave, Sober  Soviets Urged To Join In Peaceful. Space FExynloratian

Invitation to Russia or Space; Action Vowed On Our Economy.   Invites Russia.

Cold War Tide Unfavorable, U.S. Economy's In Trouble, State Of Union Speech Says

Tells Congress In State Of Union Message Of Ordering Swift Stepup In Nation's Military Preparedness   President Declares On Other Hand Administration Always Ready To Cooperate With Russia And Other: In Promotion Of Peace   Kennedy For Open, Peaceful Competition In All Avenues For Promoting Better World

Nation's Economy In Trouble—Kennedy   ,.. Stream Of Remedial Messages Promised   State Of The Union

Sets Polaris Speed up: Will Explore AH Areas OF Cooperation With Reds   Space Program   New A-Powers   Serious Menace

Despite Communist Peril, President Promises U. 5. Cooperation With All Nations; Makes Pledges On Home Front.

Bolstering Of Military Defenses Of Our Country Is Announced Solemnly

JFK Orders Defense Hike  To Meet Any Problem At Any Spot on the Globe

Red Menace Stressed In  His Address   First “State OF Union” Message Given In Person

Increase Ordered in Defenses  Says Communist Tide Running   a nr a ©

Tells Congress He’s Ordered More Defenses   First State of Union Message Also Calls For Domestic Aids

State of Union Speech At Same Time Offers Russia Co-operation in Space and Science

Danger Cited By President   In First Message To Congress  He Vows Intense Peace Efforts

Nation Told  Soviet Poses  ‘Emergency 3 o   Projects Expedited For Subs, Missiles Plus Air Troop Lift

Cites National Emergency, Speeds Up Polaris Plans   But Pledges Effort To Work With Soviets, Specifically In Snace Pracram

Speeds Air  Lift, Polaris   First ‘State of Union’ Message Asks Co-operation

JFK Orders Strengthening Of Defenses   RELATED . STORIES ON. PAGE 3-A

America To Flex  Muscles   Bolstering Of U.S. Military Defenses Begun. Kennedy Say:

Production Funds Freed And Plans Stepped Up   ‘State of the Union’ In Contrasting Views

Quick Action Promised to Aid Economy  Soviets Invited To Cooperate in Space Ventures

Stronger Defenses  Ordered   Uraercea  Also Offers Science, Space Cao.oneranhon

State of Union Talk Given in Somber Tones  Troubles Abroad,   Troubles Abroad, At Home Viewed

State Of Union Report Grim In Tone, Word   President Offers Soviet Cooperation In Exploring Space

State Of Union Message --  JFK Orders Speed-Ur Of Defense Projects

Kennedy Order  To National Defenses U.S. Faces Period of National Emergency Says  Drvnctsleset tee Lite Kinet Gémte of [letan Bhdceene )

JFK's State of Union Message Calls For U.S. Military Build-Up   Stresses Economic Proposals

JFK calls for defense build-up  in first State of Union speech   3 ee  [tems recommended by President listed   Wide open letter

Orders Swift Military Speedup In Effort To Turn Communist Tide   State Of The Union  Outlines International, Domestic Proposals

Tells Congress He’s Ordered Step-up In Polaris Construction, Missile Program

Troubled By Situation On Home Front   President's State Of Union Message Is Telecast to Nation

In State Of Union Speech  _ JFK Orders Switt Bolstering Of U.S. Military Defenses

‘Time of Emergency President Warns U.S.   ‘Tide Unfavorable’ To Free World Nation Told; Russians Urged To ‘Join America in Science Program

U.S. Peril Cited By  President   Chicf Executive Emphasizes Peace Efforts By Nation

Immediate Speed-Up In Polaris Submarine Construction, Missile Production And Quick Increase In Air-Lift Cupacity Ordered, President Announces In His First State Of Union Message — U.S. Economy In Trouble, He Says

Hopes Arms Race Can be Ended; Outlines Plans to Help Troubled Economy

Appeals For Swift Action   President Calls This Period Of National Emergency in Message

Kennedy Says Our ‘Economy In Trouble   Calls For New Effort To End Arms Race

Invites Russians to Join  Science Space Program  Sees Further Setbacks Before the Tide ls Turned, Hopes Are Resting on U.S.

JFK Orders Swift Defense Speedup To Turn Back The Communist Tide

Chief Executive Paints Gloomy Picture of Days Ahead: Foresees Crises

Pr ‘esident Says Nation Faces Trials   Polaris, Missile Speedups Included in State of Union Talk

Kennedy Gravely Cites Nation’ S ‘Towering, Unprecedented’ : Tasks: Takes ManvSecuritvSteps

NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE ANNOUNCES MOVE IN FIRST STATE OF UNION MESSAGE  President Orders Bolstering Of Military Defenses

ltalian Train Fire In Tunnel Kills 5  Scores More Made III By Choking Fumes

Lands Safely After 5,100 Mile An Hour Journey  Trip Carried Him 115 Miles High And 302 Miles Down Ranae   Parents Of First Astronaut Rise Early To Get Reports Of Launching Of Missile

PRAYER FOR...  ® TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

NEW_ UNDERGROUND TEST  U.S. Said Still Leading Reds in Atomic Weapons

58 Radioactive Tests Equalled   Megaton Range Tops Early Series by One

‘She's Whisked Out-After ‘Ooh And Ahh’...  Caroline Trips Into Christmas Photo

Weird Highway Melee  Run Ballistic Test To Determine Which Gun Killed Scheuering

See Possibility of Accord on Dag's U.N. Successor   Support Appears to Be Building Up for U.N. Official from Burma.

U.S. BACKING OF REDS’ U.N PLAN DENIED   Burma's VU Thont Gets New Support For Chair Honors

At Sheridan School Director Offers To Secure Penal Expert For Hearings

Make Plans for Sheridan Probe  Ragen Offers to Secure Out-of-State Penal Expert

Assembly Works On Districts   Legislature Must Cut One District Due To Census

Brandt Feels Red Position Eased  West Berlin Mayor Ends Visit to U.S.

Ss  Jones Given Deputy Post By Kennedy  CIVIL SERVICE BOSS FOR IKE

DISAPPEARANCE NOT EXPLAINED Missing West Point Cadet Turns Up At His Home

[HE FACTS ABOUT HUAC-I ia Heuse Committee Formed To Fight Red Menace

Compiled from Wire Repnels  SANTA MONICA, Calif—Emerging from a stormy child cusjtody hearing, Anna Kashfi smacked her ex-husband, Marlon Brando,  lacross the face Thursday. 

Space Now And Future  Is Problem   Three Questions About Financing

County Office Needs Viewed In Long Study   Financing Unit By Paying Rent Being Contemplated

Charge ‘Political Pressures’  Republicans Ask Probe Of State Colleges     ; 7

GOP Cha ‘Political Pr  eS SRE ECS FON ssnsnumntasieienecabcatipimaleninnantan  Probe of Si ta te Colleges Urged

Space Vehicle Refurned Safely After Flight   Russian Broadcast Declares Condition Of Dog Is Normal

Animal Is Safe After High Trip   Space Ship Lands In Soviet Union, On Sigzual From Earth

REDS ORBIT AND RECOVER SPACE DOG   Moscow Reports Five-Ton Space Ship Reached Height Of 190 Miles And Landed Safely.

Feat Duplicated  seamen item olen sneha  Russians Orbit And Return Doa

Russ Orbit Dog; Returned Safely  PD nlierto Thair Eaat af Lact Areriet

Russ Put Dog Into Orbit, Return Him   Space Ship Lands In Soviet Union On Earth Signal

Soviet Space Ship, Dog Return Safely   Moscow Announces 5-Ton Craft Landed on Signal From Earth, With Animal in Good Condition: Duplicates Last Auqust Feat

Previous Feat Duplicated With Five-Ton ‘Shin’  Satellite Landed   Satellite Landed Again on Signal, Moscow Claims

Russia Claims  Dog Retrieved  In Space Trip Other ‘Biological Objects’ Reported Aboard Capsule

Russians Put 5-Ton Space Ship In Orbit   Dog Is Returned Safely Upon Sianal From Earth

Soviets Launch  Space Ship   Vehicle With Dog Recovered After Making Orbit, Russians Announee

Russians Send Third Dog Into Orbit, Return   Five-Ton Space Ship Carries Animal to Safe Landing

SAY ANIMAL'S CONDITION NORMAL   Claim Craft Weighing Over Five Tons Put In Orbit —   Disclose “Other Biological Objects”’ Are Retrieved Thru Atmosphere

Russians Send Dog Into Space   Five-Ton Ship Put in Orbit, Landed Safely

REDS GET ORBITED DOG BACK   Satellite Lands In Pre-Set Area   Soviets Say Test Designed To ‘Insure Conditions  For Fliicht Of Man’

5-ton Dognik landed safely by Russians   Canine, other biological objects back from space

Five-Ton Ship Returns Safely After Orbit   Another Test In Soviet Plan To Put Man Into Space Flight

Report Dog Inspected, Feels Well   5-Ton Vehicle, Passenger Put Into Orbit Today

: ry . * Aboard 5-Ton Ship  Soviets Call Third Dog Home From Space Trip

Five Ton Vehicle Went Into Orbit, Landed On Signal  This Is Fourth Of   This Is Fourth Of Russian ‘Space Ship’ Launchinas Reported

Space Ship Lands On Karth Signal  Other Biological Objects Renortedly

“Marlow Report  President Uses Soft-Pedal  In Discussing Laos Crisis

Offer of GOP Deal Claimed by Candidate   State Party Stirred by Charge: Liberals and Rightists Clash

Talks on Laos Postponed in Surprise Move   Stalemated Geneva Parley Delayed Day or Two

400 Negroes Arrested In ‘Riders’ Case   Youths Demonstrate In Georgia; Tension Beginning To Mount

Planes to. Join in Maneuvers   Possibility Seen That Pianes Might be Kept In Europe Afterwards

People. You Know MERRILL COUPLE WILL  OBSERVE STH DATE AT SPOKANE, WASH.

PCOpre: TOU: NOW MERRILL COUPLE WILL _  OBSERVE sori DATE SO BONA ES “MASEL

BATTLE RISING WATERS ON OHIO, MISSISSIPPI  New Rains in Flooded Arec

Inside  Today’s Times   U.S. Forces Motor Down Autobahn Amid Red Threats

Negro to move out  of U.S.A.   Tired of prejudice, he’s Africa-bound

Into Se clusion With Familie “s  McKone, Olmstead See Children Again

Relax in Seclusion Freed Airmen Reunited With Children in Kansas

Stand Denounced as ‘Insolence’  Catholic Bishops Scored For Stand on School Aid

Jurors Deliberate Fate  Of Stump In Murder   Five Verdicts Are Possible

Inside ...   Waxlike Substance Found Meteorite Yields Evidence  Of Life on Other Planets

“Phone Company, Plant Workers, Accounting Reach Agreement  Strike Vote Is Cancelled

Invites Russia to Join U.S. In Scientific Space Program   Message at a Glance   Naval Officials Believe Polaris Submarine Production Can Be Speeded Up Easily

Kennedy gives "3 prompt action” orders to military   Polaris missile sub production may be easiest

NFO Calls Off Holding Action   Asks Investigation Of Market System

Agriculture: “Holding Action Halted by NFO   Farm Organization to Seck an Investigation

Tries to Meet Fallout Peril  President Wants Every American Te be Protected

Government Working on N-Shelters  Kenned y Stresses CD Preparation,  Sees Rockefeller

DeGaulle’s Plan. To: Bring Troops: Home Looks Dark   France Now Finds Herself In Twin Crisis With Algeria And Tunisia

N. Africa May Change De Gaulle Schedule  May Not Bring Troops Back   May Not Bring ‘Troops Back From AJ geria  To Help i in West

Planes Bomb Parts Of Cuba; Hit Ammo Depo   Exiles Blamed; Mobilization Order Issued

Party Program Is Published ....     Russian Plan May Cause Friction in China

New Soviet Plan to Irk Red China  Mr. K. Would Avoid War; Othe Goals Revealed

Soviet Plan Could Annoy Red Chinese   New Program Seen Source Of Irritation

West Berliners Are Irked Over Fulbrights Idea      New Soviet Plan May Bring About Dispute With Red Chinc

Proposed Soviet Communist Program Viewed  As New Source Of Russia, Red China Rift

World Peace Aim Of Reds Chafes China   ‘Thorn’ To Curtain Partners Briqhtens Outlook For West

Soviet Party Proposal Seen as New Source of Russia-China Irritation —

Soviet Program May Be Irritant For Red Chinese   Plan at Variance With China’s Policy

American Gls Enter E. Berlin To Rescue Envoy   Nine With Fixed Bayonets Go Into Red Zone Twice: No Resistance Offered.  Rv JOSEPH B. FLEMING

Escort American Official, Wife Across Border   Gls Fix Bayonets To Aid Countrymen Detained by Reds

E. German Soldiers Snubbed.   Americans Resist Harassment Tactics

9 U.S. Soldiers Pay No Heed To E. Berlin Guards, Walk In, Help Diplomat To Safety

East Germans Wave American Cars Through Crossing Without Incident

Border Once Again Site Of Disorder   U.S. Officer, Eight Soldiers Escort Official Past Guards

Red Guards Yield Ground At Checkpoint   Incident Serves Blunt Notice To Red: U.S. Will Use Force

Reds Back Off AtU.S. Show Of Armed Force   East Germans Let American Cars Pass

Nine American Soldiers March Info East Berlin To Assist U.S. Diplomat

Eseort Official Into East Zone   GETS ROUGHER Cab Warfare in London  Alarms British Publie

Mother In England ‘Upset   ‘Invasion’ By Cubans Wallops Miamians

4-H Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs Beiny Honored Nationally Upon Their Achievements

Son Is Opposing Father's Policy   Quits as Director  Of Carnation Co.

Business Upsurge Cited Union Asks Journeymen To Fill Posts In Potteries

(laims Local Governments Collected. Millions More Taxes Than Necessary

Lakeside Invited To Join In   ‘60 Plan Defeated At Polls; 1,400 Pupils Involved

Lakeside School Gets Bid   Would Create One Near Size OF Lakeshore

Sihanouk Eyes Laos Troubles  Gti sz « — aan eee Oe se ee CU hUCUCU ee

Soviets Veto British Plan For Kuwait  Security Council Unable To Agree On Crisis Action

Lone ‘No’ Kills UN. Vote On Independence   -UAR-Resolution Te Evacuate British ‘Only Gets 3 Votes

British Motion Is Deteated   Dispute Over Claim By fr aq Unsettled

Council Fails To Find Way To Settle Case   95th Veto Is Cast by Russians to Defeat British Resolution

: In Death Of Woman ‘(Millionaire Realtor’s Hearing Gets Postponed

Kennedy Meets with Amb&ssadors     Policy Decisions Near on Laos, Congo

Russia Accuses US. of Causing ‘War Hysteria’   Military Might Moscow Radio Boasts of Soviet

No Shortage Seen at Once Across Nation   Several Refineries Closed as Result of Big Maritime Strike

Ship Strike Picket Line Pinches Oil   Immediate Shortage Danger Not Feared; Refinery Workers Honor Strike Lines

1 IMMEDIATE DANGER  Striking Seamen Try to Choke Off Nation's Oil

33 BELOW IN LARAMIE, WYOMING   New Snowfall Dumped On Areas From Great Lakes To Carolinas; 50 Deaths Blamed On Weather.

AT LEAST 48 FATALITIES REPORTED   As Violent Weather Hits Two-Thirds Of Nation  HEAVY SNOW   Adds To Woes As Schools, Roads Closed: Electric Service Disrupted

48 Persons Deac As Icy Weather Continues Grip   Hundreds of Schools Closed; Highway Travel Curtailed

Bad Weather Continues; Crippling Ice. Snow Storms Hit South, East

Vast Snow, Ice Storm Cripples South, East   Virginians Cleaning Up ‘After Siege By Snow

Wide Areas Battered By  Snow, Ice  Hundreds Of  Schools Closed; AQ Nanshe 

Snow covers Dixie, East   Winter's longest stretch of severe weather hangs on

Forty-eight Die as Snow-Ice Storm Hit South, East; Many Highways Blocked

Frigid Grip Holds Fast — In Wide Area   At Least 48 Deaths Attributed to Violent Weather

Storm Deals Crippling Blow To South, East.   Vast Area: of U.S. Held in Winter's Most Severe Cold:

Freezing Rain, Snow Spread  Across Nation Eastern Areas Are  Crippled as Frigid Blast Holds Grip

Vast Snow, Ice Storm Batters Broad Sections Over Shivering Nation

Snow, Ice Storm Maims South, East  48 Deaths, Curtailed Travel Attributed to Violent Weather

‘Winter Weather Holds In Most Areas of U. 5.   Temperature to 33 Below At Laramie, Wyo.

South, East Crippled By Snow  Snow Extends From Carolinas To N.E.

Winter Strikes a Cruel Blow... . Severe Weather Hangs on Across Nation

Mission To Sweden The Scandinavian Young Dream Very Large Dreams, Too  Re CRPNAPROKr OC OPAYV

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14 Nations Open Laos Peace Talks   Anti-Red Royal Group Snubs Parley; Britain Proposes Formula  To Halt Civil Warfare

FORTUNE HELPS DERELICTS Millionaire Charged  With Aiding Addicis

ON THE INSIDE   RAIDERS FIND CROWD  N HARLEM ‘PAD’  Rich ‘Good Samaritan’ Is Held For Harboring Drug Derelicts

Stripped-Down Tax Proposal Saved For Later Action   Amendment Planned To Change Texas Court System

Cuba Tightens Control of Navy Installations   Two Major Mutinies by Naval Personne! Reported Oves Laster Weekend.

Cuban Army Seeks To Quel New Uprisings   Havana Said To Break Up  Revolutionaries

Naval Units Rebel Againsi Castro Policies   Anti-Government Terrorists Keep Up Relentless Bombinas

Naval Detachment Flees From Cuba  Escapes Roundup of Anti-Castro Group

Snowstorm Hits Plains Third Day   New Layer Laid on Kansas-New Mexico Area; Five Texans Die As Airplane Crashes

Southwest Hit By Snowstorm Causing Deaths Texas Farmers Get  ‘Much Needed Wate  To End Drought

Late Wintel Storm Hits Southwest  Snow Is Deep But Welcomed By Farmers

Dying Winter Dumps Snow On Southwest   Power Disrupted, Roads Closed; Five Die In Plane Crash

Welin Elected to City Board   Pharmacist’s Margin Ends Need of Runoff in. Light City Vote

Blonde Beth Dall Crowned; New Buffalo Girl Second   @ Pictures of Queen Beth being crowned and her happy parents are on Page 7.

Educators Accept Challenge Sanford School Program ‘Ott To A Flving Start

Red Cross Warning of Carla Fury   Hurricane Heading for Lovisiana and Texas Coastal Regions.

Goldfine May  Involve Others Report He Bought   Report He Bought More ‘Influence’

PRAYER FOR .  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A National Ceuncil of Churches Religion  Peatures«)

Winds, Hail Hit Central, North Ohio   Record Winds Cut Off Power In Many Areas

GOP Candidate In Texas Runoff  To Oppose Blakley For Johnson’s Seat

Bluebonnet Queen  Coronation   RAED Sanaa A CL TTC AT ee  WSCS Holds Meetings on Monday Afternoon: With Mrs. B. Weathers

UF Total Here Far Short And One Week Left   Stedham and Aides Hoped 70 Per Cent Would Be in Today

UF Total Here Far Short And One Week Left  Stadham nd Aides  .~,,.1 FTA B.. ™..._k   Stedham and Aides Hoped 70 Per Cent Would Be in Today

Jackie Best Dressed!  But President-Elect Low Man On Male Fashion Totem Pole

But Her Husband Is Hopeless  Mrs Kennedy Tops List of 12 ‘Best Dressed Women in Worle

Mrs. JFK World’s “Best-Dressed”  Lovely First Lady-ToBe Selected By New York Couture Group

Senator Snooner   ILD FASHIONED SAVINGS : Dollar Day Bargains Yours In Chester

St lbachedtdhed wliry ft Postal Rates Upped on Mail To Most Foreign Couniries

‘Pike Authority Reverses Itself. Fires Gale Moss   Change Board,  Anderson Says

Turnpike Agency Reverses Itself, Fires Gale Moss   Don Hults Is Only KTA Member Against Move; Maschke Passes

1 opera:  Gale Moss Fired From Pike Post   Authority Takes Action Reversing Earlier Move

Middle Belt Prices To Set Opening High   $62 To $66 Averaae Seen

“SPIRITED BRI TISIP  Laer ab ne Ne Reb ram RE RRR ni RR A ROP NY  Whisky Bandits Grab  Trainload of Seoteh

 Authorities Scotched (Wild West’? Bandits Loot ‘English Trains Of Red Eve

Britain’s ‘Wild West’ Train Robbers Taking Huge Hauls of Scotch Whisky

Wild West Atmosphere Prevails  7. : 2 8 x * *  - Scots Hijack Trains For Scotch

Adlai Attack On Reds Seen As A Warning   Stevenson's Move Shows U. S, Won't Shrink From Cold War Slugging Match In U.N,

Hopes Dim To End Cold War   Stevenson Blast Seen Warning That U.S. Won’t Shrink From U.N. Fight

U.S.Won’t Evade UN Slugging Adlai Sharply  Raps Gromyko Stand on Convo

Hits Soviet Action  Adlai Says U.S. Holds Firm Stand In Cold W ar

U.S. Not To Run From Cold War Battle in UN   Stevenson’s Sharp Condemnation Of Saviet Held Clue

Stevenson Gives New Red Attack   Shows U. S. Will Slug It Out In General Assembly

U.S. wont shrink from slugfest Stevenson's blistering talk warning to Reds

Soviet Attack On Dag Ripped By Stevenson   Adlai Says Red Blasts Imperil Survival of U.N.

iNew York:  US. to. Hurl Back Volleys In UNDebate   Stevenson Takes Strong Stand in Cold War Fight

Stevenson’s Blast Cited As Warning   Condemns Soviet For Assault On Congo Operation

Stevenson Stand Seen as Warning To Reds in U.N.   U.S. Not Shrinking From Cold War Match

Stevenson Words As A Warning   Cold War Slugging Won’t Be Shirked By Administration

United States Ambassador’s lre Aroused When Russian Minister Renews Attack On U.N. Chief

U. S. Is Tough In U. N. Debate   Stevenson Reveals Ability To Slug

In tfme U.N. ...  Adlai Assails Soviet over Attack on U.N.  U.S. Administration Not Opposed to -Slugging It Out

Adlai Charge Seen Hint of Firm US Stand   Soviet Gromyko Renews Attack Against Dag, UN

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Government Troops Driven § Miles Nort   Leftist Strength  Threatens Plans For Peace

LAOS REBELS STRIKE, MAR PEACE PLANS   Covernment Units Forced To Scurry At Vital Junction

Reds In Laos Are Showing New Strength   Peace Plan Is Threatened by Pathet Lao

REBELS IN LAOS WIN BIG CLASH   Send Government Troops Fleeing From Kev Point

Laos Rebels Capture Junction   Leftist Forces  Hand Government Defenders Biggest Setback Since Jan.

Laos Royal Troops Flee Rebel Force   Assaults By Leftists Drive Out Defender In Showdown Battle

Laos Forees Hurled Baek By Pro-Reds   Royal Troops On Two Fronts Flee Pathet Onslaught

Rebels Drive Laos Troops   Show New Strength That Threatens Peace Plans

Extra Patrols Apparently Worries Reds   Berlin Commander Warns Allies Against Provecation

KonevIrked After Patrol Stepped Up   Cites Action May Upset Talks Over Berlin: Situation

Soviet Army Chief Upset By Patrols   Konev Sends Letter To U.§ Commander

Soviet Commander Warns U.S, Officials  se. £foremapet Roi wawoon

Russ Commander  Raps U.S. Patrols   East Germans Face More Belt Tightening

Warning Given U.S. Commande: By Red Marshal   TPS RAiiitary Police

That Might Upset Berlin Talk Prospects— Berlin Red Commander Warns Against Moves

Konev Warns Against U.S. Berlin Action  Soviet Commander   Soviet Commander Concerned Over Autebahn Patrels

Soviet Marshal Warns Against Action To Upset Berlin Talks   Complains About Resumption Of U.S. Military Patrols On Autobahn

Rains, Hail, Tornadoes a More Bad Weather Predictec For Parts Of State Tuesday

Followers Fast On Illinois Estate  Cultist, Son Free On Bond After Spending Night In Jail

GERALD POST OFFICE STILL TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR SUBSTITUTE CLERK, CARRIER

SUBSTITUTE CLERK AND SUBSTITUTE LETTER CARRIER APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED

Churches in New Attack On Riot Film   National Council Advises Criticism Accompany Showing

Murder Case Jury Chosen  Lisbon Court Open:  _ Trial For Campbel

Cloudy and Mild   Shadows Fall Over Economy Of Nation   Business This Week Finds Unemployment To Be Biggest Problen

This Week in Business and Finance . . .   Shadows in Economy Darken Durins Week

Shadows Fall. Over Economy Of Nation   Business This Week Finds Unemployment To Be Biggest Problen

Idled Areas Are Visited By Goldbers   Kennedy Is Taking Ihnmediate Steps To Get Recovery Going

Shadows Darken Across Economy During the Week   President Takes New Steps to Aid Recovery

INSURANCE ADJUSTER PRAISES FIREMEN FOR HOLDING DOWN DAMAGE AT FIRE HERE

INSURANCE ADJUSTER ~ PRAISES. FIREMEN: my FOR “HOI DING DOWN, DAMAGE aT FIRE HERE

Type of Apartment Reveals Status of Soviet Citizens   By EUGENE WYATT Distributed  a —— 2 .

SPEEDING TRAIN UPSET; 62 HURT   Rocket Slams Roat Grader in lowa

Inside...    AT Least 45 Injured Passenger Train Hits Road Maintainer,  Eight Cars Derailed at lowa Crossing

Governor outlines proposed legislation in message   Teachers salary increase also id be asked

Objectives Listed in Fagan Annual Message   Teachers’ Salary Hike, Jobless Pay Boost Advocated; Wage Increase For State Employes, Borough System Urged

GOP Will Try Again to Name Con-Con Chief   Convention Will Formally Open Tuesday Noon

} Con-Con Delegates To. Be Honore Tenicht; GOP Strives to Name Presiden’

Work Starts On Tuesday In Lansing   GOP Fails to Elect President to Preside Over Convention

34 Deaths Blamed On Weatlier Driving Winter Storm Hits South, East With Ice, Sleet

Freezing Rain, Sleet Strikes In Southeast  Snow In Washingto Closes Schools And

How Lona Will It Last?   Huge State-County Project  Bids Opened for Lake

Navy Fires Advanced Model Polaris Rocket With Success From Depths of the Atlantic

US-Cuba Mediator, Canada?   Northern Neighbor Willing To Act In. That Capacity Late

Gas Supplies To Plants To Be Reduced   Extremely Cold Weather Factor Forces Action

Cuba Statement In Moscow Mild  Rally Resounds With  Linetilsn Rafareanrec

Mrs. Kennedy Has 3 Aides for New Role   Two Secretaries, Public Relations ~Girl, Help Ist Lady

Mrs. Kennedy to Have Help of Two Secretaries, Public Relations Aide

Lawyer Works On Eichmann  Death Appeal   Former SS Officer Won't Face Hangmar At Least Until Maret

Eichmann Ordered To Gallows   Former Colonel ‘Block Of Ice’  Durine Sentencing

N. England, However,  Still Wary   CouldRideClose To Nantucket And Cape Cod

Hurricane’s Winds Hit Northeast Area   Boston Expected To Feel Storm This Mornina: Eve Still Out In Atlantic

Berlin Reds Evacuate Border Homes   32 MILES MILES ACROSS EYE AC ROSS EYE  Esther Huffs, Putts And Aims at Boston

Fiurricane Esther Threatens Boston   Related pictures, Pg, 11, 20-B

¥ % x ae * Staff Finds Source Of Trouble--Then Does Something About It

ELL SL SES PE eS Ls oe.  Bucks Health Dept. Always Alert”  Staff Finds Source Of Trouble--Then Does ‘ Cieieiiittiet ay yy eee It

Adoula Set To Negotiate Congo Crisis   U.S. Arranges To Fly -Tshombe To Meeting Place To End Fight

Bia Defense Budaet Okayed   House Committee Paints Dismal World Picture

Dismal Pict ure Painted  Beefed-Up Defense Budget Passes House Committee

Defense Budget Sent to House   Bill Provides $42.7 Billion for Fiscal Year

JFK's Beefed-Uy Defense Budget Sent fo House  Committee Paints   Committee Paints Gloomy Picture’ of World Conditions

President Cites Dismal Outlook On World Peace   Bill Would Provide $42.7 Billion Total

Appropriations Committee Follows Requests Almost to Letter As !t Paints Dismal Picture Of World Conditions

Beefed Up Arms Bill Gets Nod   House Group Paints Dismal Picture Of World Affairs

House votes approval of Kennedy's housing bill   House group okays big defense budget

‘Almost To The Letter ‘Kennedy Defense Budget \Okayed By House Group

Arms Fund Approved by House Unit .   Committee Paints Dismal Picture of World Condition:

$43 Billion For Defense  Is Approved   Bill Sent To House With Dismal View Of World Picture

President Gets Way On Housing   House-Passed Bill Has All But One Of Major Kennedy Recommendations

All GOP Trim Efforts Killed   House Votes Entire President Program

 . Money Bill Passed  ‘Kennedy Wins Most Of  Proposals On Housing

ONLY ONE POINT DROPPED Kennedy Gets Most Of Recommendations In Housing Measure

JFK's Housing Bill Passes  GOP Resistance Fail:  om PinlnenS RA anmecrr

Group Votes Defense Budge   Committees Pointe   Committee Paints Dark Picture of World Situation

Kennedy Briefed On NATO Might   Meeting With Gromyko On West Berlin Negotiations Likely Will Be Held Friday

NATO Commander Fills President In On Eu- ;  ropean Situation   NO DATE SET FOR GROMYKO MEETING

Tires Shot Up At Fuel Stop, Halting Flight   Gunmen Jumped By Passengers While Ground Crew Stalls

Father and Son Hold Continental Jet Nine Hours   Border Patrolman Slugs Gunman; Plane’s Tires Shot

Gun-Wielding Dad-Son Team  In Adventure Brow hay Cheek anes  ae Ree ,.  srs   Blow to Cheek Ends Nine Hours of Chaos At El Paso’s Airport

Operational Plans for Moon Station Told; Emphasis Put on Protection From Cold, Heat

IT WILL BE MONOTONOUS, TOO ~ Pushbutton World In Store ~ For Man On Moon Treks

DIGGING IN ON MOON   Operational Plans Disclosed For Stationing ‘Moon Men’

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Strange Methods Are Mapped for Sustaining Lite   Decade or More May  Be. Needed for Shot

“SURVIVAL PLANS REVEALED  BalloonM ay Be‘Home’ To Men On The Moon

Plans Disclosec for Tentative Visit to Moon  Odd Environment to Necessitate Strange Methods

Astronauts Given Routine Checkup   A Pushbutton Job Reveal Tentative Moon Station Plans

Strange Methods To Keep Alive —  Plans to Put Men on Moon Unveiled

STRANGE, BARREN PLACE’ Plans Made For Stationing Americans On Moor

[Rader Amendments Prepared . .     Told Oi  Delaware River Proposal

Iowa Hiway  Patrolman  Is Missing His Car, Various   His Car, Various Effects Are Found On Side Of US 65

Life’s End   BIG > ENG  MARGARET BOURKE DIES TODAY AT HOSPITAL — FUNERAI SET MONDAY

ge f i : Life’s End MARGARET BOURKE DIES  TODAY AT HOSPITAL — FUNERAL SET MONDAY

Antitrust Move...   “Jet Process’  Brings Complaint      All WS Workers Must Pav Tax

SEO News BEHIND PAGE 1}   BOARD FIGHTS TO RETAIN TEXT  McGuffey Reader Called Sectarian

J.C. Dale Of Austin New Telephone  Company Manager In Yoakum District

Army Reshaping Division Setups  New Battle Units Will Be Flexible

West Lake County registration   Survival chance slim  Clues spur hunt tor Sullivan kidnaper

Missing One Week  Footprints, Clothing Spurs Hunt for Kidnaped Girl

CLUES SPUR UTAH HUNT; HOPES SLIM   Clothing Found After Suspect Takes Own Life

Footprints Hearten Searchers   Kidnaped Girl Still Missing; Clothing Found

Still Seek Kidnapped Girl in Utah Desert   Bundle of Clothes and Footprints Found.

Footprints Are Found  Little Hope Held for Girl To Survive Week in Desert

rooftops and windows toward U.N. positions. 7   PUSitlUlin,  BLOW UP STATION

Holiday Deaths May Tofal ll   Safety Director Says Annual Toll Lower

No Federal Posts For State darth eclipse alae aS  Kennedy Ignores Mississinnians

Wisconsin Marchers in Fourth Division of Big Parade Down the Avenue

Tunisian Units Thrown Back From Barriers Tension Mounts As  Bourguiba’s Move -Gets Out Of Hand

French Hit Bizerte In  Full Force   Reports Claim Tunisians Routed from Barricades

Leader Cites Ballot Could Check Strife   Bombs Set Off In Attempt To Silence Last Radio Appeal

Algeria Starts Historic Vote   De Gaulle Sounds Plea For OK Of His Plan

Algerians Vote On Proposal   Countryside Filled  With Police, Troop Patrols As Vote For Indenendence Starts

Algeria Tense As Vote Starts   Four Bombs Aimed at Power Lines Go Off as De Gaulle Makes Plea

Algeria Begins Balloting on DeGaulle Plan   Police, Troops Active As Villagers Vote: on Self-Government

De Gaulle Proposal  Put to Vote   Algiers Ballots on Referendum As Bombs Hit

Algeria Starts Historic Vote  DeGaulle Sounds Ple   DeGaulle Sounds Plea For OK of His Plan

Algerian Issue Polling Starfs   Self-Government Proposal Up for Popular Decision

30 on Bourd As Leaflets Are Dropped   incident Occurs As Plane Begins Landing Pattern

EDINBURG — Paul Hutchinson   Portuguese Rebels Steal TAP’s Plane

Airliner Hijacked Over Lisbon   Pilot Forced To Land Plane At Tangier

One Man's Opinion A Radio Commentary  By W. EARL HALL Claha Cagattn Editar

One Man's Opinion A Radia Commentary  By W. EARL HALL Glahefnestte EAlbas

One Man's Opinion A Radio Commentary  By W. EARL HALL Glohbe-Garatie Editar

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Verwoerd Cheered On Return Home   Backers and Demonstrators Battle in Johannesburg

Where To Find It   Well, That’s Gratitude  Thieves Polite, He’s Miffed

Nab Two In Basketball Bet Probe   Players Got Paid For Point-Shaving

Arrest 2 New Yorkers For ‘Fixes   Say Scandals May Touch 15 To 20 Colleges

2 Arrested In College Cage Bets Seanda!  2 Games At Garden Involved: Bribery Of Plaver Charged

May Involve 15-25 Colleges; Two Gamblers Under Arrest In N. Y. City

College Basketball Is ‘Rocked by New Scandal   Arrest Two for Paying Players to Fix Games.

NEW YORK GAMBLERS ARRESTED   15-20 Quints May Be Linked In Point Shavine

Cage Probe May Involve 25 Colleges   Basketball Games’ Fix ~ Could Overshadow °51 Scandals.

Connecticut Player Given $1,500 To Cut Down Point Spread In Coalaate Game

Accuse Pair Of Bribing BB Players   Say Two Seton Hall Cagers Involved In Game With Dayton

Basketball Fix Charged   Three Players Accused, Gamblers Under Arrest

Pupil from Netherlands Will Speak at U.P.W. Meeting in Lake Park:

Withholding Meets Accord   State Negotiators Agree System Should Be in Tax Revision Plan

Would Include Partial Cash Forgiveness   Bipartisan Session With Nelson Nearer to Solution

‘Charleston Guns Roar Again; Re-enac Firing on Fort Sumter Supply Vessel

UAW, Chrysler Nearing Pact  Agreement Expectec   Agreement Expected On Local Demands

UAW Returns to Bargaining Table Plan to Reach Pacts at Most Local Units

Bad Weather Forces Delay: Mlight Now Planned for 9 a.m.  Wednesday.

Chances of Astronaut Trip Good   - Weather Much Improved, U. S. -. Agency Reports

AS Se ial «4 “HUUR A POSTPONEMENT  ‘Space Shot Due Wednesday   Slim Majority of House Passes Budaet Bill on Tenative Vote

Low Clouds Blamed For Shot Delay   Launching Attempt Planned for Wednesday Morning 9-a.m. (EDT)

Train Crashes Into W ellington Trueker  In Galion, Killing One, Injuring Eighty

One Killed, 80 Hurt in Train Derailment; Galian Recident< Join Hands to Aid Victims

Train Carrying Dutch Immigrants Hits Koo Truck, 1 Killed, 80 Hurt

IKE DID SAME ON LEBANON  Tough Warning To Russia Is Second In 10 Months

JFK Warns Reds Against Aiding Cuba   Is 2d Sharp Note Sent Khrushchev By U. S. In 10 Mas

BUGLE CORPS WILL —* DEFEND STATE TITLE — IN COMPETITION MONDAY AT SOO CITY  Will Compete Against — Four Iowa Corps In State American  Legion Finals — No Admission For Contest

WASMER POST DRUM & BUGLE CORPS WILL — DEFEND STATE TITLE — IN COMPETITION MONDAY AT SOO CITY  Will Compete Against — Four Iowa Corps In State American Legion Finals — No Admission For Contest

Schedule Funeral Rites For Children Killed In Colorado Bus Accident

Last Rites Set For Bus Victims   Moyor Proclaims Day Of Mourning

Cuba Detaining Many Americans   House Committee Okays  $3.3 Billion for Schools

Americans Stranded In Havana   Hundreds of Yanks Detained, Says Refugee

‘Shot Vaults Skyward “Test New Scheme  -Double-Header Rocket Fired: Orbits Two Satellites

RUSK ASKS FOREIGN AID PLAN APPROVAL   Secretary Delays European Trip To Fight Congressional Opposition

Victory Clears Way for Advancement of Program To Decide Independence

President Gets Vote oF a onptdeice  De Gaulle Wins Big Victory In Votins.

iriumph for veudillle ...  Algerian Vote Hailed By French Government

De Gaulle Ileld Winner... \lgerian Peace Plan Given \pproval in Heated Voting

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   ‘Fair and Warmer’ Is Forecast for State

Sunny Skies Bring Relief From Floods   Severe Overflows Still in Progress In. Kansas Areas

Arctic Air Dominates Most of U.S:   Subzero Marks Recorded in East. Midwest

Mounting Frigid Wave Death Toll 82   Near-Freezing Weather Pushes South To Gulf Coas

Deep South Swept By  Ice Storms:   Sub-Zero Marks Break Records In Northern States

DISCOVERER XXI ROARS OFF  Second Satellite In 27 Hours Is Fired Into Successful Orbit

2nd U.S. . U.S. Success In 27 Hours; Ca Success In 27 Hours; Carries Super Sensitive Instruments  neat eee meaner ne  New Satellite Orbited

Second Shot In Two Days Sets Record   Satellite Carries Instruments For Radiation Checks

Survivors TLell Final Moments In Lost Plane   Wheel Was Afire at Take Off: 2 Dead, 5 Missing

U.S. ready to pull out, Says envoy   Promises to withdraw if Laos is neutralized

U.S. Pledges To Withdraw  In Laos Area   Harriman Asserts Pull Out Slated If Accord Is Reached

Nelson Wins Backing For Outdoor Plan  Conservation Conaress   Conservation Congress OK’s $50 Million Project

Broad Based Tax Is Needed Daniel Says   By GOV. PRICE DANIEL Weittan far T'PT)

Gov. Daniel's Tax Plan Given To Solve Texas Finances   By GOV. PRICE DANIEL Written for EPI   Insufficient Votes.

Lobbyists For Special Interests Hit By Daniel   By GOV. PRICE DANIEL (Written For UPD

Price Daniel Wants To see Expenses Cut Also   By GOV. PRICE DANIEL  sWeitétan fae 2°21,

 Pennsylvania Town's Principal Industry  To Close, Leave 2.600 Men Unemployed

SHUTDOWN IS SET FOR OCTOBER, ‘62   Famed Railroad Car Building Town Stunned. By Prospective Loss Of 2,600-Man Plont. -

Town's One Big Industry Shuts Down   Citizens of Small Pennsylvania City Face Loss of Jobs

IS SET FOR OCTOBER, ‘62   Famed Railroad Car Building Town Stunned By Prospective Loss Of 2,600-Man Plant.

ONE SAYS ‘PUT "EM, ALL UP last Soviet Feat Confuses, W orries Americans

BUT WHY WEREN'T WE THERE FIR ST? EE IMIERE FIR ST?  Joe Smith Says ‘Great’ Or Tiee’   LACK OF WEIGHT AIDS SPACE Tacw

Average American Worried and Confused "By Soviet Feat of Sending Man into Space

Joe Smith, Average American, Worried And Confused About Red Accomplishment

National Newspaper Poll Shows  U.S. Reacts With Worry, Confusion

Joe Smith Reaction In America Is Varied About Russian Space Trip   Anfuso Asks Congressional Study Of Man-In-Space Program InU.S.A

Soviet Space Feats Worry, Confuse Joe Smiths   Mexican Bartender Sug gests Another First

Joe Smiths in I] U.S. Cities Declare They're Both Worried and Confused

POLS CONDUGTED IN 1! CITES  Joe Smith Worried And Confused About Orbit

_ Average Americans Polled On Achievement  ‘Red. Space Shot Worries, Contuses ‘Joe Smiths’

Trapped By Darkness  Eight Boy Scouts Rescued From Linville Gorge Wilds

Adenauer Insists On   Note To Russia Says ‘Peace Treaty Must Be With All Germany

Note Begins Diplomatic Drive by West  Other Nations — Consulted on Bonn’s Reply

Aaenaduer 4ANSWELS IVIOSC OW S INOTe   Elections, Then Pact. Says Reich

 Adenauer Answers Soviet Note   W. Germans Insist Vote Before Treaty

Adenauer Stipulates Terms for Signing Treaty with Kremlin; Allies Prepare Notes

Adenauer Replies To Red Threat   Self-Determination Seen Needed For Any Peace Treaty

Must Precede Peace Treaty, Moscow Told   Note Opens West's Diplomatic Offense In German Crisis

OPEN OFFENSIVE  Bonn Tells Reds Pact Must Be Preceded By Free Votes

HAILS SHEPARD’S FEAT  Kennedy To Ask Space Cash Hike         TO SEEK FUNDS

President Plans To Ask Congress For More Money   Chief Executive  Praises Shepard, Cites Hard Work

“America Rejoices’  Kennedy Promises U.S. Tc Boost Space Exploration

LONG WAY T0 GO IN SPACE -PRESIDENT   Tells Reporters U. S. Will “Share Space Findings  With World; Dares  Russia To Follow Suit.

Kennedy to Ash For More Fund: For Space Work   Reports Johnson Will Discuss U. S. Troops in Viet Nam

On the Inside...   ‘Kennedy Lauds Space Trip ‘But Urges Work, Not Pride

Kennedy Warns U. §. Has Far fo Goi in Space Race   Says We Must Not Relax in Pride Over Astronaut’s Flicht

Kennedy Hails Feat, Pledges Larger Effort  U.S. to Share Data With Free World

‘All America Re joices’  Elated Kennedy Asks More Efforts To Explore Space

Nikita Says U. S. Should Halt Its Castro Opposition      US Must Not Relax On Pride Over Space Flight, JFK Says

U.S. Still Behind In Space—Kennedy   U.S. Said Able To Take Lead In Space Race

FINDINGS TO BE SHARED WITH OTHERS   President Denies Plans To Train Cubans In Exile

Space Drive  Promised  By Kennedy President Says He  Wil Ask. Congress For More Funds

Proud Kennedy says U.S. must not relax   Seems willing   yeems willing . Congress may vote  extra space money

President Lauds Space Triumph  Plans To Ask  as   Plans To Ask For More Money ToPushProiects

Increased Budget For Space Due   President Declares U. S. Efforts Must “Be Redoubled”

Winners Named Fo  TAYLOR COUTY SPELLING CONTEST.  Wald Haro Anvil @

Texas 2-Party System Seen Revived By Election of Republican Senator

Texas Now a 2-Party State Tower First Republican To Win State-Widé Vote

Conservative Succeeds Johnson  Texas Voters Elect Ist GOP Senator In History

Khrushchev rattling saber   Cancels forces cuts to counter moves by West

US Seeks To Enjoin Police From Allowing Race Hassles   Holiday Weekend Deaths Top Estimates

Police of 2 Alabama Cities in U.S. Court   Accused of Permitting Mob Vi olence

Police Told To Restrain Race Rioting   Alabama Officers Are Called Into Federal Court

Alabama Police Are Accused  Charged With Deliberately Permitting Mob Violence

Woman Acquitted In Triangle Death  Shot Rival, Found Temporarily insane

Erma Jean Pak Acguitted In Scott Murder.   Decision On Ground Of Temporary Insanity.

Forecaster Sees -15° Possibility   Groundhog Saw His Shadow. Too

In African Affairs  British May Protest Williams’ ‘Interference’

Williams’ African Quotes Are Protested By British   Babysitter, Theaters Shudder Over Pay TV

British Rap U.S. On Tour:  Williams is Hit gw. Af?) 2). OOP!   Williams is Hit On African Issue

Remarks By Wikiems Threaten Rift Koa Aeneslion crane Arssarcecim Raleatiepc

Britons Irked By Williams Africa Talk  Claim U.S. Official ‘Interfering’ In

Protest Demanded: __. Soapys Africa Boo-Boo Is Assailed By British

Ask Protest Be Sent To Kennedy   Members of Parliament Charge ‘Interference’ In Their Affairs

Lenten Guideposts  personal messages of Inspiration and faith   The Hidden Hand Of God

U.N. Debating Appeal To Soviet Not To Test Bomb   Soviet Congress Told Of Reds’ Anti-Missile Missile,’ Threats

PHOSPITAL  Report  From Lea General  - wmerene m—eeeent 6FClUvEe eS Pee AD   Rusk And Russia's Gromyko Fail To Reach An Agreement

secretary Rusk Reports .. .  US and Russia Still Far Apart On Berlin Talks

U.'S., Russia Stil Far Apart on Talks  Rusk, Gromyko to Meet Again

'UPSWING NOTED IN STATE joo UT ENG NOLED IN STATE   People Begin to Buy

Nike-Zeus Test Held A Success   Missile-Killer Made Run Dec. 14; Speed Is Kept Secret

Peace Talks On Laos Could Reces: Until After JFK, Khrushchev Meet

Laotian Meet Ready To Char Future Course   Delegates Deeply Divided On Way To Handle Neutrality

Laos Parley Agenda Eyed  ie Pe   Peace Conferees Due To Determine Course

Chart Course At Laos Talks   Delegates Deeply Divided on Way To Supervise Neutrality in Area ©

Talks on Laos Split 3 Ways  May Recess until after Biq 2 Session

Laos Parley Set To Map  Its Course  Delegates Shown Divided on Wavy to

Laos Conference To Chart Course   Delegates Divided Over Supervision

Geneva Delegates Divided On Ways Of Supervising Neutrality In Laos   Report CIA Spent $45 Million  Training Cuban Invasion Force

OK ‘Livestock Grazing On Diverted ‘Acres   AMEND  REGULATION TO PERMIT GRAZING NOW - INSTEAD OF _ AFTER JANUARY 1

OK Livestock Grazing. On Diverted Acres  AMEND REGULATION TO PERMIT GRAZING  NOW INSTEAD OF — AERTED IANMIIABRY 4

Kennedy Snaps Vacation With Two Meetings   Central Intelligence Overhaul Is Possible As President Meets With Top Adviser

UN. Votes To Appeal To Soviets   Votes 87-11 To Urge Russia To Refrain From Big Bomb Test

United Nations Approves Plea To U.S.S.R.   Appeal Passes General Assembly By 87-11 Margin

50-Megaton Bomb Blast Appeal Due  U.N. Assembly Votes 87-11 For Plea To Soviets

Russia Plans to Ignore Resolutio:  UN Okays Plea To Halt Big Test

CUBA SIDES WITH RUSSIA UN Approves Plea Against Soviet Nuclear Bomb Test

1S MADE TO KHRUSHCHEY   ‘Asked To Refrain From Testing Superbomb By 87-11 Vote   WILL NOT BE HEEDED, TSARAPKIN STATES

Assembly  Votes 87-11  For Appeal Won't Heed It,  Soviet Delegate Makes It Plain

Rail Unions Seek Hike In Wages  Increase Asked Effective By November 

RAIL UNIONS ARE SEEKING PAY INCREASE   600,000 Nonoperating Workers Want 25Cent-An-Hour Hike   SHORT CUANGED IN 1960, THEY CLAIM

Rail Unions  Ask 25-Cent  Pay Raise Also Will Seek  Six-Month Layoff Notice

NOU For Something Smith Deplores Chamber Stand   25 Cents Hourly By Nov. 1  ‘Rail Unions Ask Pay Hike

Pay Increase   Six-Month Advance Notice Of Worker Layoffs Requested

oigog Supreme Justice Contest Will Highlight Pennsylvania Balloting

Yank Battles To Prevent Plane Plunge   Attempts to Block Suicide 10,500 Feet Over Jungle

Balubans Mar Congo Peace Aim   Refugee Camp Riots And Attacks Bring Threat By Tshombe

\Crime’s Financiers U.S. Plans to Make Things  Much Tougher for Gambler:

Apropos Kensington Raid . . .  Government Getting  Tough With Gambler:

Area Deaths —  RICHARD JUFFER DIES AT SIOUX CENTER — FUNERAL SET SATURDAY

21 Dead, More Frigid Temperatures Ahead   PARIS SNCW MELTS. MORE COLD DUE

Alaska to Participate In Seattle Exposition   Governor Accepts National Bank Of Commerce Offer to Share Building During 1962 Seattle World’s Fair

BABIES’ BONES DISCOVERED IN INDIANA HOME   Skeletons Of Five Unearthed In Basement Of Shabby Dwelling   NO EXPLANATION GIVEN BY POLICE

a BIGGEST BIBLE EVENT SINCE 1614  ‘New Translation--New Enalish Bible   FACSIMILE of. a page from the New English Bible.

Weather   42.000 Still Unsigned  Vote Registration ‘Light’ In Bucks

Ford to Defend  Firm's Purchase _ pery Any Violation. 2 OF-Anti-Trust-Laws

Moscow In Range Of Spy Transmitter   Crown Says Shack Was Center Of Spy Communiestions

‘Orders Taker at Katy For 50-star Flag Sold At cost by Chronicle

900 Reservations For Banquet  Gen. Romulo To Speak At District Rotary Club Conference Here Monday

Conservation Bill Approved   Measure for 10-Year Program To Preserve Resources Sent to Nelson

Governor Tells Farmers That Surplus Food Could Be Factor in Beating Reds

Cuts In Budget Irk Swainson   Legislature Knocks Out About $26 Million

Legislature Cuts Swainson Budget Proposal Sharply  ce Calle AS   Governor Calls Action Shocking, Inadequate

Tempers Wear A Little Thin In Legislature   Democratic Solons Decry Delays; GOP Points to ‘Mandate’

 Wore opeed Urgea \Patiences Seen Wearing Thin Over Assembly’s Pace

Democrats Urge More Speed Tempers Wearing “Thin’  Over Pace In Legislature

King Urges Speedup on Laws  Pace of Legislation  Hit by Ohio Dems

MECHEM UNDERSCORED MANDATE General Assembly Pace  Causes Temper Flareup

Heavy Snows Paralyze  Northeast: List 70 Dead   Blizzard Slows Down Stork Along with Police, Snowplow

AFTER TALKS WITH DELEGATION  Mahon Urges Goldberg To  Cancel Slaton Ultimatum

Improbable or Not, Most Citizens Of Soviet Russia Like Americans

Officers Waitec Chance before Coup on Plane   Hijackers Held Police at Bay Nearly 10 Hours

rn rn i  BORDER PATROL OFFICER IS HERO  'l Caught Him Behind The Ear'

‘,«. Threw A Full Nelson On Him’  U.S. Border Official Play: Role Of Hero In Capture

Volunteers As Hostage  Border Patrol Officer Subdues ‘Gunmen Who Hiiacked Airliner

Gunman Talked of Suicide  Border Patrol Official Plays Hero’s Role in Subduing Plane Hijackers

Border Patrolman  Subdued Gunmen   Veteran Officer !n Hero’s Role In Hijacking

\Border Patrol Agent and FBI Man \Heroes in Batting Down Hijackers

Many Bullets Fired, But One Punch Did It!  Border Officer Subdues Plane Hijacket After Landing Blow Behind His Ear

U.S. Border Patrolman Plane Hero   Gilman, FBI Agent Subdue Father, Son On Hijacked Craft

Subdues Gunman In Plane  Border Official Plays Hero Role At Hijacking

Hijacking Causes Furor In Congress;  Father, Son Held on $200,000 Bond   U. S. Official Ends Nine - Hour Adventure On $5- Million Continental Airlines Jet   ‘U.S. Border Patrol Officer Plays Hero's Role

Played Vital Partin Capture   Officer in Border  Patr: al Knocked  Rawn Hilackar

Record-Setting Bill Congress Asked to Allot $11.9 Billion for Defense

$11.9 Billion Defense Bil Sets Record   Largest Single Cash Measure in History; More Polaris Subs

Three Survive Crash in Alaska  ' Air'Force Transport Plunges Into Snow

Alaska Plane Crash Takes Five Lives  Three Parachute "To Safety, Two  Atweman Miceing

Five Dead In AF Plane Crash  Two Missing As Transport Falls In Alaska

Five Men Killed, Two Are Missing; 30thers Safe   Emergency Reported By Pilot. No Details

3 Parachute to Safety 5 Killed, Two Missing As Transport Crashes

Air Force Plane Crash Kills Five Men With Two Missing, Three Safe

People You Know   ‘PETE SPANJERS —  {  COUNTY FARM BUREAU: FIELDMAN: RESIGNS

ose ee ee ee PETE SPANJERS — COUNTY FARM BUREAU FIELDMAN RESICNS

Orders 7 to Jail:— Trust Case Fines Reach 1.4 Million   T rust Violations Catch High and Low

Ox “The. Gnside   Nagging wvesTiOn     Organization Man Takes Easiest Way In Meeting Competition in His Field «

Fines Against Electric Firms Almost 2 Million As Sentencing’ Is Ove}   Free Enterprise Bumping Into Organization Man in Court Suit

Body Lies In Neola, Probe Begins   Sweden's Palace Flag Lowered In Rare Tribute

 Circulation, Advertising   RENO PAPERS COMPILE  DUAL RECORDS IN 1960

Whitney Staff Sergeant Among Four Men Killed When Stratoief Explodes

Allies In Talks On Viet Nam   Discuss More Aid To Block Threat From Communists

U. S, Appeals For Allied Aid For South Viet Nam  Document Spells Out Clear And Present  Danser Of Cammie Takenver Tn Ares

Communist Coup in South Viet Nam Now Is‘Clear and Present Danger’

Military Func Action Keeps Up Its Pace   Kennedy Signs One Bill, Senate Moves To Pass Biq Budget

Pachists End Ordnance Plant Vigil; Most of Newport Ignored Pickets

\CHIEF AIDE TO POPE Cardinal Secretary Of  State Dies In Vatican

WEATHER   THE RSDAY   BUILDS $817,000 BUNDLE  New York Man Pleads Guilty to Big Swindle

Started From Scratch : Admitted Swindler in Million: Hooked tor Last $817,000

Rubin Pleads Guiity to Three Counts   Parlays $10,000 Note Into $817,000 Swindle Could Get 30 Years

Financier Admits Huoe Swindle  Forged $10,000 Note Kited to Near Million

Diplomats Told Not To Worry   Domestic Problems Not for Diplomats, Rusk Tells Corps

Diplomats Told Ignore Politics  Dasel Diste Eemankacic   Rusk Puts Emphasis On Foreign Policy

Rusk Tells Diplomats Of Duties   Foreign Policy Major Concern, Not Domestic

Diplomats Told Ignore Politics  Rusk Puts Emphasis On Forecian Policy

Foreign Policy Our Business, Rusk Declares  Tells Diplomats Not to Worry About Politics

Ignore Politics, Diplomats Told  Rusk Puts Emphasis eo 2 oe. a once

U.S. Diplomat Told To Watch: Foreign Policy   Domestic Politics Not Their Concern, Rusk Declares

10 States Asked.to Agree Proposal ‘Not in Best Interest of the Public’

CABBIE LIES TO GUARD Correspondent Crosses Into East Berlin Today

East Berlin:  “l Saw the Soldiers, Tanks, Armed Police;  Felt Fear’

EDTTORS NOTE — UPI staff correspondent John A. Calleott crossed from West Berlin to East Kerlin today, here is his story.

United Press Reporter Braves Red Soldiers To Make East Berlin Tour

East German Army Recruiting Drive Expected to Speed Flow of Refuaees

Successor Not Yet Named  Archbishop of England \To Retire on May 31

Successor To Be Named By Queen  Primateof AllE ngland  Announces Retirement

Archbishop of Canterbury to Retire in May, Opposed Meg’s Marriage to Peter

we ‘Fisher’s Reign, To End nod  'HeadOfChur chOf  England To Retire

Holiday Flight Bargains Vanish And Disappointed Travelers Protest

NONE ENVIED HIM   PRIZES THWART ESCAPES Berlin Reds Use Young Informers

New Approach in Auto Talks on Local Problems   Settlement Is Sought On Unresolved Issues

GM Strike Off, Union Tackles Local Troubles  Hectic Night Ends with Agreement on

Settlement Of Local Problems Is Aim of UAW   Threat of Nationwide Strike Against  GM Quashed

UAW » Approach Local Problems  * * * * * *   Threat Of Nationwide Auto Strike Is Quashed

No Nation-wide Strike: — eee  Auto Workers Try New Approach To Quick Settlement of Local Prahlame

U.S.-Wide Strike Quashed Local-Level Problems  Stymie Full GM Accord

Provides For *25.5 Million   Money Needed After Funds Are OK'd For Pa.-Aided Inctitutions

12 WEEKS AFTER DEADLINE ~ Lawmakers Pouring ~ New Bills Into Hopper

UN Diplomat Requested To LeaveCountry   Nacvalac Accused Of Blackmail To Get Information

Czech Files Counter Charge Declaring He Refused Offer to  Spy for Americans

Fed Fake Secrets  for Year  Woke Wa enn’   Yank, Fiancee Also Involved

Farmers, Ranchers in Northern Area  Watch Skies; Some Already Deteated

Easter Holiday . Dampened   Festivities To Go Along As Scheduled

Better uality, Too  ‘Counterfeit Money inU.S. Up Every Year for Decade

UAW May Stipulate  Deadline for Pacts   Long, Sleek Cars May Be On Way Out For U.S. Envoys

Auto Board Meeting Is Called   UAW Director At Ford May Asl Authority To Strike Plant

Climax Slated In LAW. GM Negotiations  Union's Executive Board Calls Parley; Tecnu ‘Sm tiem 0 oko

UAW Ready For Parley With Ford   Union Chiéfs * Hope To Wrap Un GM Tonicht

UAW Executive Board to Meet  im Oo" bieme «ff   May Be Climax of GM Negotiations

Auto Workers Board Meeting Set for Tonight  Could Signal Final Start of Talks At Ford Motor Co.

Disaster Off Jersey Coast Cost 28 Lives   Dereliction Of Duty Accusations Filed Against AF Officers

By Air Force Command  Dereliction Of Duty Charged Ofticers In Radar Tower Fall

Texas Tower Tragedy AF Charges 3 Officers With Neglect OF Duty   The Air Force said the charne

Colonel, Two Majors Accused Of Dereliction of Duty After Accident Fatal to 28 Men

3 Accused Of Neglect In Sea Deaths Of 28  Charges Made In January Tragedy As

Three Charged In Tower Collapse  Officers Charged With Neglect Of Duty In The Deaths Of 28 Men

Neglect Laid To 3 in Texa: Tower Crash   Air Force Officers Face Charges as Result of Probe

Collapse Took Lives of 28. ON. J. Coast  Colonel, 2 Others Called Derelict  5. ™*..*. Pak

Blame Stewart Officer for Negligence, Dereliction Three Face Charges In 28 Tower Deaths

28 Killed In Jan. 15 Mishap  Air Force Charges 3 In Radar Station Fall

Texas Tower: el  Officers Are Accused of  Carelessness Ae Rape Gave   Air Fotce Says Neglect of Duty Caused 28 Deaths

Air Force Holds Three  In Disaster   “Radar Tower CoHapse Is Reealled

Dereliction Charged In Collapse Ot Tower   Involves Way Three Officers Handled Duties. Pentavcon Savs

Three Charged Atter Texas Tower Disaster   Air Force Has Completed First Part Of Probe

There Were No Survivors rere mere NO survivors  Three Accused-of Duty Neglect In Death of 28 on ‘Old Shaky’

Officers Charged In Fall Of Tower   Preliminary Probe Accuses Three of Neglect of Duty

28 Died In Jan. 15 Tragedy— Charge 3 AF Officers  In Texas Tower Death:

28 Persons Lost Lives AF Offieers Face Serious Charges In ‘Tower Disaster

3 Air Force Officers Are Charged with Neglect in Deaths on Texas Tower

Trio Faces ray y Tower Case Charges   Officers Charged With Neglect Of  Duty In Disaster

Air Force Charges d» Officers   ‘Neglect of Duty’ In Tower Disaster  Which Killed 28

Inside...   riug-Mie-light in Paris  Dior s Marc Bohan Gives Fashion World Shot in Arm

Runaway Car, Dead Man Af Wheel, Hits School Parade   See Picture, Page 7

Tragic Auto Mishap Mars Tots’ Parade   Dying Man At Wheel Of Car Striking Crowd

23 Hurt In Minneapolis Suburb  Car With Dead Driver Hits Halloween Parade; 2 Killed

TWO KILLED, MANY HURT  Car With Dying Manat Wheel Slams Into Children’s Parade

 Stevenson Makes First UN Speech  UN Chief Asks Removal Of Congo Army in Politics

Dag Asks Authority In Congo   Would Take Congo Army Out Of Field Of Loca! Politics

Adlai Praises UN Couneil’s  Congo Action   Dag Asks Authority To Take Army Fron Political Conflicts

Support U.N. In Congo, Adlai Says   Dag Asks Authority To Take Congo Army Out of Vexing Politic:

Dag Would Neutralize Congo Army   Stevenson, Hailed By Zorin, Urges Secretary Support

Ernest Hemingway Dies of Shotgun Wound; No Decision Made With Regard to Inquest

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Shooting Accidental? ‘Literary W orld Shoe ked al \News of He ‘mingways Death

Wife Claims Author Died in Accident   . Authorities Hold Manner of Death an Open Questior

Shotgun Death Of Hemingway Investigated   Famed American Autho: Felled By Blast From Own Weapon; Inquest Possible

Noted Writer Killed While Cleaning Gun   Will Question Widow Before Making Decision On Holding Inquest

BULLETIN   Plan Query Into Hemin ngwa' ay Death To Determine If Shot Was Accidental

- BULLETIN   Shock, Disbelief Around World . Hemingway's Shotgun Death  Brings Question of Inquest  

Writer's Career Ends Ernest Hemingway, Nobel Prize ‘Winner, Dies Of Gunshot Wound

Impressed By Blackwater State Park Visit  Mayor Says Lodging Facilities Big Grandview State Park Need

Labor Asks Help For Unemployed  Chiefs Demand Help For Idle In Nation From Congress Today

Labor To Back Jobless Aid   Congress To Be Asked For Emerqéncy Action

Labor Seeks Faster Action For Jobless  AFL-CIO May Ask Congress To Hurry On Kennedy’s Plan:

lowa schools   UW SLiivaols Appropriations top general aid claims

It’s Just Like Any School Day In Athens, Ga., After Federal Court Rulings Shove Aside Two Centuries Of Segregation At Educational Institution — Rumblings Of Displeasure Still Heard In Atlanta

Court Ends Segregation  2 Negro Students Attend Georgia U. Without Incident

Meeting Set   AT UL. OF GEORGIA Scene Quiet As 2 Negroes Enter Class

Two Negroes Attend Classes Georgia University Integrates Quietly   Legislative Roundup  House Minority « Rules Out Stall

Negro Students Begin Classes In Georgia Today   No Disorders Reported After Federal Judge Makes Ruling Definite

Traditions Swept Aside _ Negroes Enroll  At Georgia U.   Rezone Land for New WSES Office Building

NEGRO ENTRY IN GEORGIA U.   -Teen-Aged: Pair End 2 Centuries Of Seqreqation

U.S. Court Rule Dro ps Racial Bar   Girl Unmolested In Dormitory

2 Georgia Negroes Quietly Enter University Classes   Related Sfory, Page 10C

alia £f/O LEGS Uf DEXTER MLIOIL  First Negroes Attend Classes At Georgia U.

Quietly Attend Classes With White Students   Ends Nearly Two Centuries Of Segregation At State University

No Violence Reported  Young Pair Integrates University of Georgia

Two N egrocs Are Enrolled In Georgia U.   Everything Quiet On Campus, But Capital Rumbles

2 Negro Students Enter Georgia U.   Federal Court Decisions Apparently End Seqreqaiion

Court Ends Racial Ban In Georgia   Negroes In Class After Delay Plea Again Gets Rebuff

200-YEAR SEGREGATION ENDS Two Negroes Join Whites At University of Georgia

2 Negroes Go Quietly To Classes   Georgia Blocked - In Attempts fo Prevent Integration

Two Centuries Of Segregation Swept Away   Girl, 18, Boy, 19. Quietly Sit Down In Classes With Whites With No Incidents

Georgia U Quiet as 2 Negroes Attend Classes; Some Rumblings in Atlanta

No Jeering As Pair Go To Classes   Some Whites Even Speak to Negroes; Others Just Glance

Historic Event in Georgia After Rulings Erase Bans; Little Attention Paid Pair

Negroes End Segregation At Georgia U.   Two Teen-Agers Enter Classes With White Students

“Athens Quiet In Face of RulingsCourt Sweeps Aside Segregation; Students Attend Classes Quietly

hearoes to Class At Georgia U.   No Disturbances Noted Ag Two Start to School.

After Federal Rulings Sweep Out Segregation   No Violence, But Rumblings from State Leaders

Negroes Attend Classes Quietly At U.of Georgia   Federal Court Rulings Sweep Aside Long Seareqation in State

[Ruling by Hederal Court Sweeps Aside 2 Centuries Of University Segregation

Two Attending Classes After Court Ruling   Atlanta Grumbling But All Is Quiet on Athens Campus

Segregation wall topples in Georgia   Two Negroes admitted to University

2 Negroes Into Class In Georgia   Teen-age Pair Enters University  Without Mishap

After Federal Ruling  Negroes Join Whites At University Of Georgia Without Major Incident

Giant Stock Fight Opens   Alleghany Control In Doubt Between Millionaires

Shareholders Meet   RN ARC Ne a ee ee eee  Alleghany Corp. Stock Fight O1

Unparalleled Contest  Millionaires Baffle For Control of Alleghany Corp.

TODAY'S THOUGHT   SLASH SCHOOL FUNDS Barnett Finds Key To Balanced Budget

Seeks ‘protection’ for ex-Nazi  Eichmann attorney makes challenge

Intervention Still Possible, Lawyer Warns   Attorney Attacking Israel's Right To Try Former Nazi

cicamann $ Tria: : ;   Attorney Demands Germans Protect Gestapo Colonel —  Says Eichmann Has Claim Against Country To Protect Him

Warns Court On Eichmann   Defense Counsel Says Intervention By West Germany Still Possible

Demands West German protection for Nazi  Eichmann’ s attorney says he will ‘cna tha ctata’ of fay mean 1c TIMMACCIUIA

Adolf's Lawyer Will Ask Bonn For ‘Protection’   Claims Eichmann Has Right To Sue

Israel’s Right Challenged .  Eichmann Claim To West German Protection Aired

Israel Trial Right Again Siirs Attack   Sessions Due To Resume Monday In Jerusalem Court

German ‘Protection’ To Be Sought For Eichmann In Trial By Israelis

LawyertoDemand Aid for Eichmann  German Government Must Protect Man, Defense Says

Eichmann’s - Attorney Demands ‘Protection’  Challenges Right of Israel to Jhidge Ex- Nazi On Charges of Having Major Role in Slayings

Eichmann Trial Ends Ist Week   Attorney Set To Demand “Protectiaqn’

West Germany to Fight Any Eichmann Claim to Protection From Bonn

Protection for Eichmann Will Be Demanded   Israel’s Right to Try Him Challenged

Right To Try Liehmann Is Challenged   Delense Atlorucy Seeks Protection From West Germain

Protection for Gestapo Colonel ....   German Intervention Sought for Eichmann

Attorney Disputes Judgment      Servatius May Demand West Germany Protect Former Gestapo Colonel

Detense Presses Germany fo Offer Eichmann Shelte   Israeli Jurisdiction Invalid, Protests Ex-Nazi’s Lawyer

Help of Bonr Sought in Israel Trial   Lawyer to Demand Protection for Gestapo Cc!onel

' “COUNSEL SOUNDS WARNING— Insists Eichmann Be  Tried In W. Germany

Eichmann to Claim German ‘Protection’   Defense Attorney Again Challenges Israel's Right to Judge Gestapo Colonel; Tells Court West German Intervention Still Possible

Court Will Give Ruling On Monday  Counsel Seeks To Block Trial In Israel

Bonn Won’ kxtradite Ex-Nazi   Judges Decide Competency Question Monday

INTERVENTION STILL POSSIBLE’  cera rie neeremenans see aeneeamemnrete eb  Eichmann Attorney To Demand ProtectionFrom West Germany

New Challenge by: Defense—   Warns West Germany May Intervene in Eichmann Case

\Is Israel Competent? Special Israeli Court Studies Eichmann Case

‘Protection’ From Israel Court  Eichmann Counsel To Ask Help From West Germany

Fichmann to Ask Bonn’s ‘Protection  Defense Says Ex-Nazi Will Sue for Aid if Necessary—‘Intervention Still Possible’

CASTRO PRISONERS ARE GOING INSANE   Men Are Desperate Under Close Guard. Smuggied Letter Dis elnsec

EARLY-HOUR DEBATE  House Rejects Compromise Retail Sales Tax Package

Tax Compromise Cold-Shouldered By State Solons   House Turns Down Tax Measure After Lenethy Floor Debate

Probe Deadline Put Ahead _  New H ope Sighted F For ‘Ending “oy,  Of Walkout By 80,0005

JFK Extends Deadline {n Ship Strike   Board Given 3  More Days To - File Report

Deadline  Extended  In Strike Board Given  More Time TT, Bile Ranar

Deadline On T-H Law Put Off 3 Days   Fact-Finders Have New Hope Of Getting Maritime Aqreement

Gives 3 Days To Try for Ship Peace.   Fact-Finding Board © Chairman Cole Voices Hope of Success, Gets Extension by Kennedy

Succeeds Humphrey ‘Lo top Position ° Thomas E. M illsop. Becomes National Steel’s Chairman

DOZEN PERSONS SHOT IN ATTACKS ON AGENTS  New Violence Erupting in Dominican Republic

HIGH WINDS PUSH STORM SOUTHEAST   Clearing And Warmer Weather Due Saturday

Cc. OF C. MEMBERSHIP  TO HAVE JOINT SESSION WITU ALCMIEITLIEIN CIUR

Cc, OF C, MEMBERSHIP  TO HAVE JOINT SESSION WHIrTnysAIOCMEPITIIN CTMmR

Catholic Position  Updated   Teachings On Labor, Social Views Outlined In Papal Encyclical

Socialization Urged in New Encyclical  Pone Calls Aid to Poor Nations World's Top Problem

Pope Urges Aid to Underdevelopec Nations Without Rights’ Violations

Pope Speaks Of Nations Problems In Encyclical   ‘Daniel- Wilson Battie Rages

Help To Underdeveloped Nations Seen As Biggest Problem Of Modern Times

Pope Says Poverty Big Problem   Declares Greates' Task Is to Help  Nations Prosper

Encyclical Cites Neéds Of Underdeveloped Nations   Sweeping Document ‘Handed Down By Pope John XXIII

Issues Encyclical . Pope Pleads for Aid to Underdeveloped Nation:

MmCyCiicar mereased                           Approves More ‘Socialization’

Solons Block Machinery For Con-Con   Senate Will Consider Bill Again Thursday; Loan Plan Delayed

Occupy Port of Paranagua in Move to North   Vice President, Now in Uruguay, Announces Intention of Assuming Presidency Soon.

BRAZIL CLOSE TO CIVIL WAR OVER GOULART   Congressmen Seekin g Way To Head Off Bloodshed   RIVAL MILITARY UNITS ON MOVE

Armies Move As Goulart  Nears Home Brazil’s VP Is Set  To Claim Top: Office

Goulart Soldiers Near Sa0 Paulo; Leftist Is Back In Home Country

GOULART FLYING HOME Brazilian Army Forees  Split Over New Leader

Goulart In Uruguay On Way Home   Supporting Army In_ South Moving North; Loyal 2nd. Opposes

Civil War Threatens In Brazil  Opposing Troops Advance on Each Other as Goulart

Brazilian 3rd Army Seizes Southern Port  Goulart Arrives in Uruguay, Intending To Take Presidency

Right-To-Work Law Repealer Wins Ist Test   State Senate Vote Is 26-23 With One Republican Siding With Democrats On Initial Test.    ;

PASSENGERS FROZEN TO THEIR SEATS  Aerial Pirate Armed With Steak Knife Hijacks inline

Forces Flight To Cuba—But Everybody's Safe  Sky Pirate Hiiacks U.S. Airliner

Aerial Pirate Hijacks American Plane And Forces Pilot To Land Airliner In Havana

Unshaven Aerial Buccaneer Forces U.S. Airliner to Fly Him to Havana

IRLINER R ETURNED; PIRATE HELD  ‘owed Hijacker Forces  U.S. Plane to Fly to Cuba

Stewardess Hails From Manitowoc  Armed Aerial Pirate Forces Airliner to Fly Hin to Guba

Lone Pirate Forces American Airliner to Sat De; Gown rh C. hems  aaonia we UG

Aerial Pirate Hijacks Airliner  * * x * * * * * * * * * * * * *   Cuban Forces Pilot To Land Him At Havana Port

Lrew, lassengers Sate  Hijacked Plane Land: In Cuba: Pirate Seizec

Armed With a Steak Knife.... Aerial Pirate Makes Pilot Land Airliner Near Havana

Returns safely      Airliner shanghaied off Florida, flown to Cuba

Airliner Hijacked and Forced to Fly to.Cuba; Permitted to Return

Takes Over Airliner For  Cuba Flight   Hijacker Threatens Pilot, Says He Was Hired To Kill Castro.

U.S. Airliner Hijacked by Aerial Pirate   Forces Pilot To Fly To Cuba; Wanted tc Warn Castro of Plot

By Aerial Hijacker Armed With Gun, Knife-- U.S. Plane Forced Down In Cuba

AERIAL PIRATE HIJACKS PLANE   U. S. Airliner Over Florida Is Forced To Fly To Havana

. Uses Steak Knife, Pistol  ‘Self-Proclaimed Pirate Forces U.S. Airliner to Fly to Cuba

\Pirate shanghais American plane; forces it to lund. at. Havana airpor

HIRED TO KILL CASTRO Forces American Pilot  To Fly Airliner to Cuba

Pirated Plane (ands in Cuba, OKed fo Leave  _ Gunman Offered  $100,000 to Kill

Cubans Let Plane Proceed To Miami Armed ‘Pirate’ Forces Liner  To Land Him At Havana Port

Levan Man Killed In Road Crash   Provo and Santaquin Families Involved In Freak Accident

US. AGREES TO MEET GALVAO TOMORROW AM.   Rendezvous Set With Admiral Smith

U.S. Admiral, Rebel Captain Of Hijacked Liner To Confer On Freeing 558 Passenaers

Ship Ready To Debark  Passengers   Haven Assured In Brazil; Admiral Ta Board Liner

rom Commandeered Ship Removal Of Passendars Falke Slated: Tomorrovi

Ship's Captor Ready To Free Passengers   Arrangements Being Made to Land About 100 From the ‘Santa Maria’ at Recife Tomorrow: Rebel Leader Promised Asylum in Brazil

ACCEPTS REBEL’S PROPOSAL Admiral Will Confer With ‘Pirate’ Tuesday

'O LUANG Fassengers     Hijacked Liner Schedulec To Make Port in Brazil

Pirate Chief, Navy Admiral Set Talks   Passenger Exchange Due for Discussion

Admiral And Santa Maria's Captor to Talk  Meeting Arranged For Tuesday Morning 60 Miles Off Brazil

U.S. ADMIRAL TO ARRANGE DEBARKATION   Incoming Brazil Regime Friendly To Rebel Faction

Admiral Ready For Meet With: Rebel Captain  Captive Vesse   Captive Vessel Lying 60 Miles East of Brazil

Navy Chief Awaits Trip To Big Liner   Expects To Receive Full Instructions From Washington

Adm. Smith To Meet Santa Maria  To Confer With Rebel:  On Tek OF Remov ng ZION BDaccanna

Parley Set By Admiral Ott Brazil   Captain Of Seized Ship Arranges For Talk Early Tuesday

Adm. Smith And Galvao To Confer  antain Anmreaac   Santa Maria Captain Agrees To Meetina

Navy Plans Rendezvous With Hijacked Liner;  May Remove Passenaers

To Transfer 620 Captive Passengers   Hijackers Agree To Rendezvous At Sea

U. S. Admiral, Rebels Meet Tomorrow  High Seas Rendezvous With Santa Maria Okayed

Passengers on Hijacked Liner To be Landed in Brazil Tuesday   Leader of Portuguese Rebels Assured Haven

U.S. Admiral Plans Mid-Ocean Meeting U.S. Destroyers Rushing   to Take on Passengers

U.S. admiral to board rebe! held cruiser   Arrangements for release of 588 passengers

To Land Fassengers  Hijacked Liner Schedulea To Make Port in Brazil   AdAmiral ta Meet Galvao

U.S. Admiral To Go Aboard  rigacked Ship       To Meet With Rebel Captain To Arrange Release Of Passengers

Rebel Captain of Hijacked Liner  Ready, Anxious to Land Passengers

Brazil Silent On Sanctuary U.S. Admiral Will Meet Skipper Of Santa Maria

Pirate Says” He'll Land in Brazil: Haven   Assured Asylum; Rendezvous With. U.S. Navy Tuesday

U.S. Admiral Agrees To Meet With Liner Captain Tuesday; Galvao Offered Haven In Brazil

U.S. Admiral Sets Meeting With ‘Pirate’   Rendezvous at Sea Planned Near Coast of Brazil

Admiral To Meet Rebels Parley Set For Releasing  (088 Aboard Seized “yn

US. Admiral To Meet Tuesday With Hijacked Ship Captain Near Brazil

Ship Rebel, U.S. Admiral To Mee   Will Arrange for Passengers’ Release

Galvao will land 600 passengers in Brazil   Asylum for hijackers and liner assured

HIJACKERS TO RELEASE PASSENGERS   Stolen Liner Now Anchored Off Brazil] Coast

Rebel Commancle Anxious To Free Ship Passengers  U.S. Admiral Plans To Meet With Galvao Aboard Liner Tuesday

Admiral Will Meet Galvao   Parley Arranged on Captive Liner at Daybreak Tuesday

Meeting Is Set On Captive Ship  U.S. Adm. Allen E. Smith Jr. Agree: To Parley Tuesday With Chief

Admiral  To Meet  ‘Pirate’ Parley Is Set   Parley Is Set For High Seas

Ready to Land Passengers of Hijacked Ship   Set for Tuesday At Recife, Galvao Says

Pirate Captain, U.S. Admirat Book Parley   Talks at Daybreak Tuesday To Arrange Passenger Release

Hijack Ship Agrees to Rendezvous  Admiral of U.S. To Visit Liner

Drdazi:  Rendezvous Is Planned At Daybreak   U. S. Admiral to Seek Release of 588 Passengers

WEATHER   Pirate Captain U.S. Admiral Book Parley   Talks At Daybreak Tuesday To Arrange Passenger Release

U. S. Admiral To Meet With Rebel Captain Of Seized Liner Tuesday

Galvaos Anxious  lo Speed Landing Chief of Hijackers Given Assurances

Rebel Chief, Admiral Will Meet af Sea   Pair Will Discuss Plans to Remove 620 From Liner

Captured Vessel Will Rendezvous With Adm. Smith   Rebel Chief Eager to Transfer 600 Passengers of Santa Maria

Uhrichsville, Dennison Contests Slated  Dover Races To Highlight Primary

Contests In New Phila, Newcomerstown  Candidacy Of Women In Dover Mayoralty Race Features Elections

Warm, Sunny Weather To Continue   No Rain Recorded In Kansas Over Weekend

CONFERENCE ON AGING STALEMATED   Sections Split On Measures: Insurance Araquec

Con-Con To Have Free Rein On Its Operations—Including Purse Striags

Kingsport Legislator Does Not Rule Himseif Out  Tenn. GOP Urges Peters for Gov. Race

Everything Appear S ToBe Ready   Two Astronauts Try Simulated Space Hons

Weather May Delay Space Ride  Countdown For Tuesday Firing Is Started

U.S. Astronaut Ready to Go This Morning.  Countdown Half  Mock Missions -

Rain, Winds May Delay Man Shot   Countdown Under Way At Canaveral While Weather Experts Try To Assess Chances

U.S. Astronaut til Unknown  - FA EA Ps.   It’s 50-50 Chance of Postponed Firing

Nikita Repeats Aim Of E. German Treaty   Russian Leader Promises People Economic Boom

Will Sign Treaty In Near Future, Soviet Chief Says   Khrushchev Also Announces Crash Program To Increase Russian Production In Drive To Bring Capitalist Nations Into Red Fold

Promises Economy Boom Nikita Restates  Intention To Sign E. German Treaty

Soviet Chief Stresses Plans For German Pact   Khrushchev Says Russia Can Win Economic ‘War’

Khrushchev Again Vows German Peace Treaty; ‘Notes Shortage Of Food

Khrushchey Again Airs Pact Threat   Premier Ranks  E. German Issue As Top Problem

Ahrusnchey Plans East German Peace Treaty ‘in Near Future’   Renews Threat in Calling Issue One of ‘Most Difficult Problems of Qur Day; Links lt to Disarmament; Promises Soviet Economic Boom

Khrushchev Declares Pact With East Reich Is Near   U.S. Takes Firm Stand  On Growing Berlin Crisis

Red Boss Plans Peace Pact In "Near Future’  East German Treaty  Termed by Nikita As Difficult Problem

Shows Liking For U.S. Corn  Nikita Promises: Peace Treaty And Horse Meat In Every Pot

PRAISES HORSE MEAT Khrush Promises German Peace Pact: Improved Living Standard

Talks About Near Future For Signing   Promises Early Boom In Soviet Economy

Premier Predicts  Big Gains  Seen Best Weapon For Party to Win Over Capitalists

Khrushchev Says He Intends fo Sign Treaty Soon   Promises Early Boom In Russia’s Economy

K. Promises East German Peace Treaty   Promises Boom In Lagging Soviet Economy

To Sign Peace Treaty With East Germany      Links Problem With Disarmament In Two-Point Slate Of Action

Sees Soviet Early Boom  In Economy   Links Berlin Issue With Disarynament In Radio Address

Khrushehev Renews Aim For Treaty   Says He Intends To Sign Plan With Rec Germany ‘Soon’

aa  Peace Threat Is Reiterated By Russians  - Khrushchev Says German Treaty to  Be Approved Soon

‘Boss’ Looks To Future Soviet Economy Picture  Is Glowing With Color

Khrushchev Maps Plans to Increase  Production of Food  Insists He Will Sign Peace   Insists He Will Sign Peace Treaty Soon With E. Germans

Promises Boom  KHRUSHCHEV PLANS TO SIGN PEACE \TREATY WITH EAST GERMANY SOON

Also Promises to Boost Soviet Economy; Praises U.S. Hybrid Corn.

Kihrush Makes It Clear He Plans Te Sign Peace Treat}  Says USSR Plans To Stick Firmly Behind Stand On East Berlin

Khrushchev, In Nationwide Address, Promises Boom In Soviet Economy — Development Best Means For Winning Capitalism Nations To Communism, He Declares — American Corn Ficures In New Production Plans

Soviet Boss Also Predicts Economic Boom   Peace Treaty Labeled Highly Important, Tiec In with Disarmament

51 Injured in Train Crash   Streamliner, Freight Collide Head-On Near Macon, Ga.

Daily News Index   “UNITED ry NN, {ME ONLY ONLY’  AFL-CIO Suffers Internal Pains

AFL - CIO Unity Only On Surface, Says UAW Chief   Industrial, Craft Units _ Are Seriously Split,  (IDavethkinss Dancr nuatw

AFL-CIO Is “United In Name Only,” Reuther Says As Feuding Persists

AFL-CIO Disunity Is Noted  Reuther Reports Group One ‘In Name Only’

Rival Groups May Clash At Convention   Feelings Expounded In Report Due Thursday, Friday

Claims: Kennedy Planning ‘Deficit Spending for Pre-Election Boom:

Sen. Bridges Says: New Deficit Spending Ahead 'To Touch Off Boom for 1962

British Public Is Taking Ringside Seat For Birth Of Princess Margaret's Baby

South Viet Nam Leader Agrees To Broad  Program Of Eeonomic, Military Reforms

Bad  Fish ki ep ort Due State: Direetor States —  Limited Piedes tnternatinnal

Leave Friday For Basketball Clinic  Big Crowd Welcomes Basketeers

Two Extortion Racket Suspects Nabbed After Break From Dayton Police Lineup

Cuba Charges U.S. Now Training Troops at 30 Points for an Invasion

Money Hidden by Farmer —  Cemetery Willed $55,000 Of ‘Tin Can’ Fortune

His Ideas May Concern Touchy Berlin Question—  Kharush May Turn Up With Spectacular New Proposals

Solons Oppose Price Fix Probe * * * * xk * * * * * * * * * * *  rw —_ a om   Two Republicans A gain Question Value Of Inquirv

35,000 Troops, Police on Duty In Caracas  Huge Crowds   Huge Crowds Show No Signs OF Hostility

Welcome Is Triumph For US. President   300,000 In Greatest Reception Ever Accorded Visitor

Elimination Of Tyranny Is Urged   Call Early Reception Greatest in History; 300,000 Line Route

lightened Security for Visit  President Begin   President Begins Latin Visit

Kennedy given greatest reception ever accorded Venezuelan visitor

Opening Of Latin Visit Is Triumph  a  an   300,000 Venezuelans Stand Along 27-Mile Route to Welcome Him

Warm Welcome in Caracas... Eliminate Tyranny,  JEK Tells Americas

Kennedy Asks End of Tyranny In Hemisphere  President Given Warm Reception By Venezuelans

President’s Trip Is Seen ‘As Triumph   No Sign Hostility At Outset; JFK Delivers Address

Estimate That 300,000 Line Streets   Route Heavily Guarded; Report No Sign Of Hostility

UAW Local To Push For 30-Hour Week   Stellato’s Forces On Move; Reuther Uraes Restraint

Tension Mounts In Atlantic City—  Countdown Tonight For ‘Miss America’

Glenn To Be Next Space Explorer   To Blast Off Soon If More Sub-Orbita Trips Are Slated

Switch in Mercury Plans Studied...  Flight Into Orbit May Be Next Step

Scientists Study-Grissomiss  Next U.S. Astronaut May Be Sent Up in August

Scientists study astronaut to decide on third ride   Russian ships observed U.S. astronauft's ride

Southern Dems In Middle of Fight on Rules   Face Reprisals No Matter Which Party They Line up With

Fly In Troops To Reinforce UN Contingent   Hammarskjold Sends Tshombe ‘Virtual Ultimatum’

Reinforcements Rushed By UN To Trouble Zone   Hammarskjold Orders Troops Reoccupy Banana

Sudanese Quit Naval Base After All-Night Fight; One Congolese Soldier Dead; One Sudanese Iniured

Congolese Drive UN. Unit Out Of Naval Base   Dag Orders Reoceupation of Towns Fighting Also Reported at Airfield.

Congolese Push Back U.N. Troops   Sudanese Detachment Driven From Naval Base in Heavy Fighting

Congo Forces Drive U.N. Troops From Naval Base; Dag Orders Reoccupation

Congo Soldiers Drive Out U.N. Sudan Forces   One Killed, One Hurt In Fighting

Congo Troops Oust U.N. From Port Naval Base; ‘Ultimatun’ is. Given  ‘To Katanga Chief.

‘CHINESE ARE LESS EAGER TO HALT WAR   Russian Hints ‘West Must Take  Kremlin View

Tom Dooley’s Brother Making Good His Promise to Keep MEDICO Goin

Hemorrhage Fatal For Golden Girl   Purdue Baton Star Dies In Hospital

Architect  Conception Of Finished  Com. Center   W. D. Arden Is Laid to Rest

Demands New Berlin Access Link  @...,g pg me gg   Senator Mansfield “Would Open Route  From Hamburg as Par  Of Berlin Agreement

Inside The News   U,S., Soviets Fail To Reach Accord On Naming Interim Secretary Of UN

Liberian Castigates Big Powers   Small Nations Show impatience With Political Fumbling

Ohio Reserves, Guards Alerted  Intensified Training   Intensified Training Program Is Ordered

Ohio Reserves, Guards Alerted  Intensified Training Prnoaram Isc Ordered

To Check Voter Sentiment on Education Plan . .   Pressure Mounts For Recess by Legislature

Pa. Senate Action Ends Deadlock   Vote in House On Controversial Measure Awaited

$97.7 Million In Revenues Approved— Senate Breaks 4-Week Deadlock,  Passes Lawrence's Tax Program

FLORA MAN KILLED TURDAY IN NEVADA ACCIDENT   FATHER SERIOUSLY HURT IN SAME MOUNTAIN CRASH

UAW, Ford May Settle Thursday  Round-Clock - Sessions May  Start Today

Peonle You Know   FRED ‘WELLS MAKES ‘DELIVERY: BY BOAT AGROSS THE. MISSOURI erp witiner SHORTT

Peonle You Know   FRED WELLS MAKES DELIVERY BY BOAT ACROSS THE MISSOURI  —_— SHWIRTRA RRINRCE KFrYPMATIRY. )

“School Merger Dead for Now; Revival Likely  wy ssue Is Shelved;   Issue Is Shelved; Job Fuss Heated

No Help — For Cuba, Says Dillon  U.S., 19 Other Nations   U.S., 19 Other Nations Sign Development Pact

Dillon Asserts Cuba Will Not Reap Benefits   Secretary Hailed At Pact Siaqninag

All But Cuba Sign Hemisphere Aid Charter   Dillon Says Cuba Cannot Benefit From Aid Funds

CHARTER SIGNED  oe ateseeammamenanto: minim ee  No Alliane ‘¢ Benefits lor Cuba. Dillon Says

————e ee eae  CLEAN UP WEEK ‘FOR  CITY SET FOR WEEK OF APRTTI, 9Ath

Kennedy to Ask Gold Drain Curb  Measures Today  Steps to Attract Foreign Money T He Cc...

Kennedy Will Ask Financial Steps ~  Hopes to Stop Drain On U. S. Gold Supply

Soviet Minister, JFK Gail for Laos Peace.   Historic Hour-Long Conference Held At White House; Gromyko Won't Say If Reds Will Agree to Cease-Fire

In the Wind  STALEY AND ROSSITER TO SPEAK AT DISTRICT NFO MEETING—

In the Wind. STALEY AND ROSSITER. TO SPEAK AT’DISTRICT NFO MEETING— .  i TRRAY 8C AT CYFATTYS Me RTT es Ph

Supervisors Eliminate Safety Plan   Tentative Budget Still Above Revenues; Board Meets Again Thursday

AF Gets Most of Missile Program  am. -. gpg.   Sec. McNamara Assians Responsibility

JOLT TO ARMY, NAVY Air Force is Assigned Most Military Space Development

Kennedy Gives Priorities For 16 of Top Bills   Speedy Action Due On Program, Demo Leadership Claims   Change in Patrol Rankings May Include Capt. Moomau

 2 ; Blue Cross-Blue Shield Charged with Attempt to Sehotage Private Provera

GM Asks Court Order fo Stop Wildcat Strike   Walkouts Threaten Delay in Contract; Terms Announced

Youll Find.   At F ‘isher. Body Plant Plant  GM Seeks Court Aid In Strike

100 -Years Ago This Crowds Cheer a: as Shooting Begins AtSumpter; Navy Can’t Bolster

aVV Lars £90 Civil War Breaks Out As Fort Sumter is Bombarded   CROWDS CHEER

Galvao Accepts Asylum   Surrenders Luxury Liner to Brazil and - Gives Up Revolt Plans - Aaainst Portugal

Santa Maria Surrendered To Brazil   Galvao Gives Up Hi: Dream Of Seaborne Revolution For Now

Santa Maria Surrender Ends Saga  Galvao Turns It Over to Brazil, Accepts Asylum

a Te Tee. (oS SS 88S S424 4: ‘ee eree  : F ‘ormer Child Star Starts Long  Road Back From Nowhere At 24

No Surrender, Say Buccaneers  Crew Plans Refuge In A Neutral Port

Bus Skids, Overturns;  33 Injured   14 Admitted = To Hospital In Lebanon. Pa

ANSWER TO KHRUSHCHEV VERY BLUNT   Admits Sympathy But Not Backing For Cuba Rebels

Kennedy Tells Khrush: Hands Off Cuba: Says U.S. Will Act If Reds Intervene.

President Fires Biunt Warning To Khrushchev   Says U.S. Will Take Steps to Meet Any Military Intervention

President Tells Soviet Union Not To Interfere in Cuba  U. S. Prepared to Counter Any Red Military Action

KENNEDY’S WARNING TO KHRUSHCHEV  Straight From The Shoulder   SIMILAR WARNING

U.S. Won't Let Anyone Intervene   President Makes His Stand Clear

Kennedy Note Tells Russia To Keep Out  U.S. Won't Intervene,  Would Protect

Kennedy Fires Tough Warning at Khrushchey  U.S. Will Act Against Outside Forces in Cuba

U.S. To Act If Russians Intervene  President Gives   President Gives Moral Support To Rebel Cause

‘Kennedy Issues New Orders To Reds, \“Keep Out Of Cuba” Or Face Trouble

Hands Off Cuba, U.S. Warns K   Kennedy Awaits Soviet Reaction To Strong Note

Kennedy Tells K. To Mind His Own Business   Blunt Warning Giver Russia On Cuban Situation By U. S.

Tells Red Premier to Stay Away   Says U.S. Will Take Immediate Steps To Counter Reds

U.S. Will Take Immediate Steps In Countering Any Intervention By Russians

Says United States Will Counter Any  Armed Interventior   President's Stiff Warning To Soviet Chief Includes Declaration Of Moral Support To “Patriots In Their Struggle For Freedom”

Kennedy Tells K To Stay Out   ADMINISTRATION HAS HOPE OF SUCCESS

KennedyTellsKhrushchev To Keep His Hands Out Of Cuba Or Face U.S. Force

mericans Will Go   Kennedy Tells N ikita' To Keep Cotton- Pickin’ Hands of Cuba

Soviet Premier Told To Keep  Hands Off Cuba   U.S. Will Counter Military Intervention By Outside Force

Kennedy Warns: Russia to Keep  Hands Off Ciba”  Kremlin Reaction Awaited in Blunt Answer. to Threat

Replies to Red Threat To Aid Castro Recime  Says U.S. Will Move To Counter Anv   Says U.S. Will Move To Counter Any Action by Russians

DIPLOMATIC TIT-FOR-TAT  Keep Hands Off Cuba, Kennedy Warns Khrust

Dando Complaint Dismissed faainninrhatediesinchents tusisteisenatbenesnsondestasis  Three-Way Race On For Sheriff Post

Montana, Dakotas Seek Disaster Aid  Grasshopper Invasion Plaques 3 Farm States

West's Farmers Fight Losing War On Grasshoppers   Worst Outlook Since '34 As Insects Strip Thousands Of Acres

GRASSHOPPER INVASION Chom ping Hordes Stri pP  Northern Ranges Bare

INVASION IS WORST SINCE 1930S  Grasshoppers Cause Huge Loss In 3 States

Locusts Eat Farm Crops In 3 States   Grasshopper Invasion Worst Since 1930's: Appeal for Federal Aid

Laofians Reds Shun Talks fo Truce Team   International Control Council Is Denied Rebel Recognition

Laos Rebels Shun Neutra Peace Team   Stalling Tactics Posing Threat to Settlement

Rebels Stall On Talks At Hin Heup   Refuse to Recognize International; Outlook Confused

Armistice negotiations are delayed   Rebels continue offensive in smaller battles

Outlook for Geneva Meeting ls Confused   Rebels Refuse To Recognize 3-Nation ICC

Red Officials Spurn Peace  Body In Laos   Rebels Confuse Outlook By Refusing To Deal With Members Of International Control Group.

Move May Delay Meet In Geneva   *.14-Nation Parley _ - Scheduled Friday’ - Picture Confused ©

Rebels Refuse to Deal With 3-Nation Bloc   Resulting Confusion May Delay Geneva Conference

Truce Talks in Laos ~ Show Little Promise      Struggle To Form Coalition. For Geneva Conference

Laos Issue Confused By Rebels   Possibility Seen For Postponement Of Geneva Parley

Royal Government Spokesman Says ‘Other Side Said They Could Not Recognize the ICC'

Outlook Confused  On Parley Rebels Refuse To Deal With the I[C€¢  About Cease-Fire

May Delay Conference At Geneva   Government Asks That 2nd Meeting Be Held Wednesday

Red Rebel: Stall On Laos Talks   Refusal Confuses Qutlook For Peace Conference Friday

Adds Confusion To Outlook for Geneva Parley  B.. Bat. Fectek Thar   Pro-Reds Insist They Cannot Recognize Control Commission

Laotian Reds  Refuse To Deal With Members   Not Instructed To Recognize International Control Commission

Stalling Strategy Beclouds Geneva Parley Prospects   ' Mission Seeking To Police Uneasy Truce Situation

Troops Boarding Assault Aircraft Carrier Boxer  2 Station is Tense as U8.   , Situation is Tense as U.S. Fears Bloodshed in [sland

Steel Perks Up Smartly FromSlumpy   Pace Steady After Erratic February Start

Fear Civil War Near Tn Brazil  Congress Rejects Bid to Bar Goulart

One Body Recovered Where 8 Went Down   Patrol Bomber Crashes Into Lake In’ Florida Thursday: Others ‘Not Found:

-Get-to-Gethers SLOWING DESCRIPTION oF BOOMING PHOENIX _ AND ARIZONA'S STHER ATTRACTIONS  Gene Dorr Gives: Brief Summary, of Mushroom Growth in Southwest _ And Its Problems .

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h  me NNN NN here Are Two Edges Of Credit oi ae: seg es W sy   borrowing, Going Into Debt Can Be Beneficial. Bad

U.S. Rejects New Russ A-Ban Call  Not Negotiable, Dean Declares   'Dr. Salk Forecasts Super Vaccine

By Committee Of Educat ors— Penna. School District Consolidation Studied

Committee Holds To Its First Offer   Noon Friday Set As Deadline For Castro To Reply

Delegation To Be Sent From Cuba   Premier Says Group Lied in Charging — He Changed Stand

Still Ready To Deal On His Terms  Claims Commit tee Lied About Any Channa

Lie Charge Hurled By Cuban Chief   Wants Chance To Explain Position

Cites Group. ‘Lied’ About Plan Change   Fidel Would Send Captives Here To Explain Position

Castro Rejects Tractor ‘Swap’   Accuses U.S. Committee Of Lies, Distortion

Rebel Prisoner Group Coming Back To U.S.   Cuban Leader Says Committee Lied About Chanaina His Stand

Denies That He Changed  His Position   Prisoner Group To Explain His Stand, Cuban Declares

Will Send Rebel Group To Explain   Claims Committee In U.S. Attempted To Confuse Public

Fidel Rejects New Offer In  Tractor Swap   Dictator Says American Committee Lied; Offers To Send Delegation To Explain His Stand.

LUD SESE BORA SE ELEN AR EEL NES  Castro Handed Friday Deadline  in Tractor Deal

Says He'll Send Rebel To Explain   Havana Radio Reports Charge U.S. Group Lied

Castro Says No Deal On Tractors   Premier Will Send Captive Delegation To Visit U.S. Again

Tractor Bid Rejected By Fidel Castro   Cuban Leader To Send Delegation To Explain Stand

Castro Rejects Tractor Limits; Asks New Talks  Proposes Another © . Be yf eee ewe = Sateen eerie   Proposes Another Visit by Prisoner Group to U.S.

CASTRO REJECTS TRACTOR OFFER FOR PRISONERS   Claims Committee Did Not Tell Truth

Rebels Come To U. S. To Explain   Charges Committee Lied in Charging Changing of Proposa

rrisoner Mission Will Return  Tractor Trade Offer Rejected by Castro

Castro Rejects Late Offer from Tractors Group   Says Committee Lied About His Demands; To Send Prisoners Here.

But Will Send Back Deleaation for Talks   Congressmen See  Mr. K Showdown

He Plans To Send Grow Of Prisoners To U. S. To Explain His Position

Castro Kills Chances For  Tractor-Prisoner Trade _   Rejects Latest Offer, Says US Group Lied

Castro Rejects Latest Offer of Tractors Group   Pians to Send Rebel Deleaation to Explain

Castro Rejects Tractors Offer By U.S. Group   Cuban Dictator Is Ready to Send Unit  To Explain Positior

Will Send Group Of Captives To Tell His Story   He Charged That U. S. Committee Lied About Change

Cuban Chief Accuses U.S. Group of Lying   Will Send Rebels To Explain Position To American Public

Cuban Wants More Talks  By Delegates  Noon Deadline Marked the End  Of Negotiations

Cuba Backs  Away From Swap Deal   U.S. Committee Sets Deadline on Final Offer

Cuban Leader Says American Committee Lied When It Accused Him Of Changing His Position — He Claims He Clearly Specified Number And Type From The Beginning — Contributions Will Be Returned To Senders

Won't Accept 500 Machines  For Prisoners   Cuban Premier Had Increased Demand At Recent Parley

500 Farm-Type Tractors Called Not Sufficient   Blames Committee; Says His Position Has Not Changed

Castro Rejects “Tractor Offer  Will Send Another Deleaation to U.S.

Castro turns down tractor swap deal  Charaes committee lied when it   Charges committee lied when it accused him of changing offer

World News At-A Glance   (By The Assoctated Press) TASTRO REJECTS OFFER

Rebel Group To Be Sent Back To U. §.   Fidel Wants Prisoners To Explain Why He Rejects Latest Offer

*Charges  Committee  ‘Was Lying’ Cuban Leader Says He'll Send Rebel  fosasm ta ii ¢

Association Sets Goal More Help Needed For N. C. Retarded Childrer

Mentally Retarded Children—No. I  30,000 Students In N. C. Schools

Progress Still Slow  In Auto Bargaining  Strike Closes 90 GM Plants And Spreadins

Kennedy Closes Broadcast With Plea For 'Good Will, Support And Above All Prayer:

7 ‘Riders’ Seized on Jackson Arrival Group Nabbed on: Entering  Segrevated Waiting Réom

7 Freedom Riders Seek, Find Arrest   New Orleans Group Seized in Jackson Bus Waiting Room

Committee Sets Revision  Of House Sales Tax Plan   Automobdile Kates...  Senate Starts Probe Into Insurance Board

Lights Brigade Busy on 10th   Rewriting of Sales Tax Measure Starts

Cut Wabash Flood Crest  Forecast  Expected to Reach 1¢   Expected to Reach 16 Feet Here, Exceeding Official Flood Level By Only Two Feet

Space Boost Sought   Suppliers Like Their Profits  We're Stillin Business With Castro

Scandinavian Tension Feared...  Reds Agree to Postpone Finnish Military Talks

WAR FEARS MAY INCREASE Finnish-Soviet Military Talks To Be Postponed   Soviet Bases

Russ, Finns Delay Talks On Military   Finland Indicates Parley Would Cause  Seandinavia Tension

Continuation Hould Increase Tension Talks Between Russia.  inland Are Postponed

Khrushchev s ‘Out-Talked  Finn Chief Wine   Finn Chief Wins on Defense Issue

Nations Will Await Moves ‘In Baltic, Northern Europe   AALEITISS] DEFENSES

 IN VIEW OF SCANDINAVIAN TENSION   Finns, Soviets Agree To Delay Military Talks   DeGaulle May Allow Talks With Russians

Missouri 10. Kanses 7 LSU 62, Tulane 0 : Oklahoma St. 45, K-State 0 Arkansas 28, Texas Tech 0 Baylor 31, SMU 6  Riee 35. TCU 16   UCLA 10, S. Cal..7 Colorado 34, lewa $t. 0 Stonford 20, Calif. 7 Oregon St. 6, Oregon 2 New Mexico 34, BYU 6 Svracuse 28. Basten Cal. 12   Russ-Finland Talks Postponed

DECISION ANNOUNCED AFTER DRAMATIC MEETING  Soviet- Finn Military Talks Postponed

Weather   ‘Russia Postpones Military Consultations With Finland   Khrushchev Told Talks Would Increase Tension

Russia Calls Off Military Talks With Finland   President Kekkonen Warns Khrush of Increased Tension  _ In Seandinavia.

Calls Off Military Consultations   Kekkonen Issues Joint Communique With Soviet Leader

DIFFERING AID BILLS PASSED BY 2 HOUSES   Split’ Over ‘Back Door’ Loans 

Authorization Bill On Weapons Passed   $12.5 Billion Measure Now Goes To House; Follows Kennedy Proposal

FOREIGN AID BILL PASSES IN SENATE   Roll Call 62-17; Measure Includes Peace Corps Fund

Nixon's Defeat One of Ike's Greatest Disappointments, Ex-President Says

Laotian Royalists Have Valley Base  Leader Declares He Will Fight Off Reds

Hope To Recover Space Capsule   New Discoverer Has Secret Equipment

Scientists Wait to Snag New Capsule   Discoverer XXIII Fired Into Polar Orbit; Hope For Record Flight

Okay on Bills To Boost Size, Pay of Patrol   House Approves Plan To Increase Number Of Troopers to 505

Increases Approved For Highway Patrol   Missouri House and Senate Give First- Round Okay to Adding 50 Men and Boosting Pay of Personnel: Several Other Bills Advanced

More Men, More Pay for Highway Patrol Supported   Bill Will Give Patrol 50 More Men: Raise In Pay at All Levels.

Dalton Defends His Program fot State Revenue  Says He Will Oppose   Says He Will Oppose Vigorously Any Hike In the Sales. Tax

Cars Pursue Bus  Non-Union Workers Chased By Ste. Genevieve Strikers

U.S. Must Stand Firm In Berlin, Ike Says   ‘Kennedy-Khan Talks ‘Very Useful’

Ike Urges US. To Take Firm Berlin Stand  Has No Quarrel With Kennedy, He Says:

Should Not Let Anyone Scare Us Out of City   Always Explosive Situation; America Should Keep Confident; Former President Has No Quarrel with JFK

Seek Parley Despite Red Bomb Blasts   Washington Eyes Renewal of Own Testing Program

U. §. Reserves Right to Resume Nuclear Shots   Experiments May Continue Until Firm Agreement Reached With Russians.

Grab Cruise Ship, Blast At Portugal   Americans Among 600 Passengers; Naval Pursuit Dodged.   Led by Galvao.

Gun-Wielding Pirates Seize Liner; Proclaim Rebellion Against Regime Of Portugal

000 Passengers Aboard Vessel In Caribbean   Radio Broadeast from Ship Says They Will Be Put Safely Ashore.

American, British Warships Search For Portuquese Liner   Revolutionary Junta

Pirates Holding 600 Cruise Ship Passengers  Vessel Seized in Uprising Against Portuguese Government   Pursued by U.S., British Warships   Two Ohioans Are Amona Prisoners

600 Passengers Held in Terror On Ocean Vessel   Radio Message Says Seizure Is Rebellion Against Regime of Premier of Portugal

U.S., British  Navies Join In Pursuit  600 Passengers Promised Safety In Neutral Part

900 Are Aboard: Proclaim Revolt Against Portugal   Foe Of Portuguese Leader Radios Passengers Are Safe

Hold 600 Passengers As Prisoners   U.S., British Warships, Planes Start Search; Several Men Wounded

Proclaim Rebellion Against Portugal; Americans Aboard   By EUGENE McLOUGHLIN United Press International

Petition Sought To Return Duke Duchess To GB  In Windsor, Planned By M OF P Candidat

Publisher Will Ask Queen Proclaim. Windsors Welcome to Live in Britain

Senate To OK Arms Buildup, Troop Hike  250,000 Reserv ists Ta Ra C-3la-!   250,000 Reservists To Be Called To Active Duty

Culture Minister   Laotian Prince Seeks Neutrality  Wants Ban On Foreign Troops

Geneva Parle Gets Plan for Neutral Laos  Prince Wants Foreign Troops, Advisers Out

Phouma Has Plan For Neutrality.   Speech At Geneva Brings Opposition To Parts Of Scheme

Neutrality Plan Given  Laos Talks  Souvanna Proposal Would Bar Foreign   Souvanna Proposal Would Bar Foreign Troops, Establish Neutral ‘Bastion’

LB) ASSERTS ASIA WORTH FIGHTING FOR   Won't Surrender Peoples To Reds, Johnson Stresses

Johnson In Promise To  Help Asia   Says U. S. Will Not Surrender Free People

INO Jur. render Vice President Says Free Asia Worth Fighting For

America Ready To Go To War To Defend  Us From Communists, Johnson Claims

Front Line of Freedom —  Johnson Says U.S. Set To Fight for Asia

Johnson Says American People Ready To Follow Path Of Freedom For All   Vice President Tells Editors Communism Not Inevitable "Can Be Stopped In Its Tracks”

 Grant Approved for Fergus Falls  HOUSE PASSES TOUGHER ‘LAW TO CONTROL SPEEDING

Speeders May Lose Licenses   House Approves Measure for Highway Safety

International Chase Four-Nation Alarm Seeks Airborne Smallpox Carriers

Convict Musician In Fatal Kidnaping  Rees May Get Life Term; Escapes Death

Vote 4-2 In Opposition  ToFreedom   “Will Make It Next  Time? Dartar Save

Bob Kennedy Says Law Can Handle Any New Outbreaks   Riot-Scarred Alabama City Bids Freedom Riders Goodbye

Bv 2 Bensalem GOP Candidates  Demo Plan To Block Green  Labeled ‘Political Trickery’

By 2 Bensalem GOP Candidates  Demo Plan To Block Green  yu e_e e Labeled ‘Political Trickery’

Hospital & Surgical Protection — Detalied Information Given In Page Advertisement In This Issue

Local Residents To Be Offered American Republic Plans Of Protection

Labor, JFK Ag reeQOn Stock Tax   Tax Benefits. Now Exclude Most . American Families

ROUGH GOING PREDICTED Reaction To Nelson's Tax Proposal Is Cool, Skeptical In Both Parties

DiSalle To Press For Showdown   Seeks $2 Million  For Universities

DESPITE PREDICTED UPSWING  Additional Economy Aid  Eyed to Insure Recovery

More Aid ToKconomy  Is Planned   Solid Recovery From Recession  Is Main Object

Additional Aid For Economy Being Planned   Administration To Act Despite Belief Upturn By Mid-Summer Sure

President Plans Aid  To Economy   New Moves Designed To Help Ensure Solid Recovery Over Nation

JFK Plans More Aid fo)  Economy   Most Experts See Business  Regaining Peak

UAW Ballot Ends GM. Local Strikes  , "920.-Mo re Councj] Reverses   -280-Member Council Reverses Decision at Reuther’s Urging.

Strike Halt Is Approved AtGM Corp.   Workers Ordered To Return To Job

Final Accord Reached To End Strikes AtG.M.   Union Votes For Final Settlement

City Man Namec Conservation Chief In State   J. P. Kuykendall Succeeds L, L. Lough

News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Macapagal claims victory

‘Nothing Like A Dame’ Pert Wave Will Be First Seagoing Line Officer

HERALD INDEX   186-Year-Old Tradition Shattered  Watch Your Language Mates! Wornan On Sea Duty

Spaceman Shepard has to pass up champagne for medical check   "l goks areat’’

_ Hospitalized for Tests Grinning Spaceman Toasted  On Arrival at Grand Bahama

 Hero Kept In Seclusion  SHEP’S SUCCESS TOASTED   Shepard Had Rare Courage   Spaceman frank Wanted To Be Ist

Where Capsule Landed   Spaceman Isolated Pending Check-Ups   Crew Toasts Shepard In Champagne

Britain, Russia Agree on Supplying International Cease-Fire Teams in Laos

Near Missoula      ‘State Has Highest Radar Weather Station in U.S.

School Activities Listed At Jefferson Township ‘ "By ANETA RECTOR and  nikiialaelx. “ca & ERE

School Activities Listed At Jefferson Township  By ANETA RECTOR and

Police Brutality Probe Is Asked   CR Advisory Body Cites Confidence Lack In Answers

Rights Agency Pushes Racial Mix Speedup  Would Require All Schoo! Boards >. @ 6 +s, ms

Civil Rights Commission — Calls For Action To Speed Desegregation Of Schools

Civil Rights Agency Urges Congress, ‘President Hasten School Integration

Speedup Urged In Desegregation x * * * * * ~~ oo’ & oe oe « ff’? *3 De Ft. Mm  Ne , ww ##3++~e hl; a 7

Civil Rights Commission sUrges More Pressure for School Desegregation

Democrats To Take Over License Branches Jan. 16  Without Official Audit

1A Full-Time Position ‘York Man Is Elected Democratic State Boss

Red Laos Army in New Gains   Strategic, Plain, Airport’ Captured:

Commies Make Advances Into Laotian Plain   Pro-Western Forces Are Pushed Back As Capital Threatened

New Threat To Capital City Of Vientiane   Strategic Plain Of Nation Taken In Three-Pronaed Drive

Plain, Airfield Are Captured In3-Way Drive   Vientiane Endangered As Red Forces Move . Inward Over Weekend

Reds Grab Strategic Targets   Defenders Give Up Phong Saly Capital Airfield and Plain

Reds Gain Ground  In Laos   Strategic Plain Seized; Capital Now Threatened

GROUP RECALLS HUNGARIAN REVOLT Katanga Cited as Assression Victim

New Committee Asks End Of U.N. Action   Group Criticizes Use Of Force In Katanga And U.S. Approval

peiaiietamiens -eadanaaeiinaials? 2 as  New Group Asks Aid For Katange

U.S. Okays Oral Vaccine Against Type I Polio   Health Service Urges Continued Salk Vaccinations Until Others Approved.

Health Service Issues License For Manufacture   » ° ° Of Live, Oral Vaccine

Rusk Urges Scientific Peace Action   Secretary Says More Difficult To Build Than Destroy

Allies Must Knit Nuclear Partnership   Says Rusk: Peoples Pinning  Hopes On Science

Washington Order ‘Ousts’ Ohio Teamster Boss cue i ° / ‘Improperly Jailed’ Presser Free

Spawned by Hurricane Southern Louisiana Area  Hit by Savage Twisters

September Draft Quota Here Same As August  Call For Physicals Increased; Students Must Seek Deferments

Rising Cost of Education Spurred Expansion of Teachers Colleges —

Demands Grow for More State Aid For Elementary, Secondary Schools

U.S. Emissary in Africa Says U. N. Only Salvation   Demand School District Aid

Lawmakers Face Demands of Still More Cash For State’s Elementary and High Schools

Soviet Fallout Could Be Dange: If Maintained  dha Level Ranorted   High Level Reported By U.S. in 13 States

Radioactivity Dange: Russian Blasts Increase Fallout in 13 States

Attributed To Russian. l ests  Radioactivity Reported in 13 Eastern States

HIJACKED EASTERN AIRLINES JET LANDS IN HAVANA; U. S. FIGHTER FAILS TO REVERSE PLANE’S COURSE

U.S. Requests Prompt Return Of Plane, Crew  ~ No Word From Havana as to When - Americans Among the 33  Daccancere Will Ra Raleaced

Pistol at Pilot’s Head American Airliner Hijacked, Flown  To Cuba; 38 Aboard

Hijacker- Forces~ Plane To. Havana   38 Aboard Eastern Air Lines Craft ‘Await Means Of Leaving: Boxer Aboard

Guard, Reserve Units Summoned in U. S. Buildup   All Walks Of Life Represented As Men Don Uniforms Fulltime

West Berlin Police Halt Soviet Folk  Kast Zone Learns About  Tanks’ Use

Allied Rights of Access To Berlin Over Autobahn May Face New Test Soon

West Berlin Tightens Restrictions   Retaliate for East ‘German Curb on Allied Movements

Identity Papers Now Demanded From Russians  W. Berlin Police Retaliate for

Andersen Asks Taxes On Heating   Suggests New Consumer Levies In Lieu of Tax On Personal Property

riouse Keaay to Work...  Chairmen Listed By Speaker For Current Session

Could Live Months rnin  U.W.’s Curreri Offers H ope Sam Rayburn May Improve

Communist Police Fire on Border As Tension Skyrockets in Berlin   Time Running Out, Chairman Says  Industrial Drive $120.000 Short

President, Ikeda Urge A-Test Ban  Bid New Efforts  for Disarmament

JFK, Ikeda Issue Joint Statement   Sudden IIIness Of © Kennedy Forces Chang: In Plans of Premier

OPPOSE RED CHINA IN UN  GOP Asks Firm Stand Over Berlin Situation

GOP Pressing For A Firmer Berlin Stand   Leaders Of Party Give View Points

GOP Leaders Promise Firm Stand — On Berlin, No UN Seat For Red Ching

Tax Victory Seen by GOP   Lorge Expected to Cast Crucial Needed Vote

Republican ‘Rebel’ Now Ready to Switch——————_—__—_———_————________ Wisconsin GOP's Sale Tax Plan to Pass by One Vote   Interpretive

Announcement Of JFK, Khrushchev Meeeting Expected Before Weekend

Informal Summit Plans Reported   Vienna Source Says Kennedy, Khruchchavy ta Meet in June

IND ASTRONAUT SHOT BOOKED   Canada Agrees with U.S. - Castro Is Threat to Latin American Peace   Kennedy-Khrushchev Meeting Due June 3-4

JFK-Khrushy Meeting Set For Early June   —U.5., Soviet Leaders To Hold Talks For 2 Davs Next Month

Official Announcement On ‘Summit’  Expected Before End Of .The Week

ANNOUNCEMENT DUE FRIDAY? Summit Meet In Vienna Predicted For June 3-4

JFK, Nikita Will Meet In Vienna  Expect Parley To Take Place On June 3 and 4

Await Word On Summit Conference   Kennedy-Krush Meeting Likely June 3 In Vienna

Official Announcement May C ome Tomorrow Kennedy-Khrushchev Meeting Expected in Vienna June 3-4

June 3, 4 Dates Seen For Parley  Kennedy to Stress  Weapons Test Bar

Gromyko Lets Ca Out Of Ban. Too   JFK Mentions {t To Diefenbaker   Meeting Plannet For Early June, Austrian Says

New Talks May Be Heid  In Vienna   June 3 And 4 Seen Dates For Meeting Of Kennedy, Mr. k

Administration Officials Say  Informal Talks Set Between JFK, Nikita   Senators Cautious

Vienna Probable Site June 3-4 Announcement of Big 2 C ontab Expected Soon

High Austrian Aid Tells of Preparations   President Takes Up Matter With  Canada Premier

Big 2 Talks InViennaon  June 3 and 4  Expect Official Announcement  This Weekend

Kennedy Foreign Aid Bill Nearing Passage   West Germany Moves To Strengthen Army

Might Extend Training  Say Reservists Chance  Of Being Called 1-10   Boost West German Army

Reservist Has Odds Of 1 In 10   W. German Part: Beef Up Divisions

Would balfill Treaty. Navajo ler igation Topic For Two Dave of Hearings

Armed Negroes Attack Police, Angola Prisons   Action*ls Linked . To Seizure of Ship

Foreign Policy High Command fo Feel Change   Undersecretary of State’s Future Clouded by Doub?

10 Changes, No One Dropped Doubt, Uncertainty Clouds Future of Chester Bowles as Top-Level Official   Funeral Set Wednesday Fo Bridges, Senior GOP Solon

No Word Given on  Next Job   10 Shifts Made In White House, State Department

Clarifying — of Position Slated Today   : [0 Men Involved in Big Switch of Capital Jobs

Future ‘Uncertain  Bowles Loses Tob   Condolences Are Many  Services Set for Sen. Styles Bridaes

Ten Shifted by Kennedy in Shakeup  Bowles Removed From No. 2 Post in State Dept.

Chester Bowles Is Removed As Undersecretary   Shakeup Strengthens Foreign Policy Control In Hands Of Rusk

White House, State Agency Staffs Changed   Shakeups Viewed As Placing Men In Proper Jobs

Removes Bowles  From High Post   Undersecretary Of State To Get New Assignment As Job Is Given Geo. Ball; Harriman Moves Up

Future of Bowles In Government Job Very Questionable   Ouster of Top State Department Official Part of Shakeun.

Seek Approval Of Higher Levy For Poor Fund   WhiteHouse Silent After Big Shakeup

Kennedy Shakeup Affects 10 ( Bowles’ Future Clouded  By Removal As State Aide

BOWLES IS OUT IN JFK SHAKEUP   Undersecretary Removec From State Department, To Get Another Post: 10 Involved In Shake.  up.

Uncertainty On Future Of Bowles °   Undersecretary Of State, Nine Others In Shakeup By JFK   Uther. pictures on Pace 6.

Bowles Removed  In Shakeup   Sweeping Changes In JK Command Involves Ten Officials

State Department Personnel Shifted; Bowles Fate Unsure   Interpretive On Paae Two

State department shuffle clouds future of Bowles   Georoe Ball   Harriman

No one being dropped, but changes made   Undersecretary of State Bowles to new position

Nine Others Involved;  No One Out   Ball Is Appointed Undersecretary; Horrimon Trancferrec

Removed From State Post In JFK Shakeup   tn Most Cases, Mer Shifted To Jobs To Suit Experience

No Report Issued On New Duties   State Department Given Shakeup By President Kennedy

More Dangerous Crises  To Hit World, Says Rusk   U.S. ‘Rapid Action’ Pledge  Assures Alliance Success

‘Numbers’ Bill Signed By DiSalle      Operators Placed In Felony Class; To Be Law In 90 Days

New Gambling Bill Is Pushed   Legislature’s Target Is Race-Horse Bookie

Assembly Wringer Turns  Bill To ‘Throw book’At  Bookies Before Senate

DiSalle Signs Anti-Numbers Act Bill Aimed At Horse-Race Bookies Nears Senate Vote

Chances Of Getting A Deferment If Called To Active Duty Is Small

On The Inside   Exceptions Are Few  Activated? Deferment Unlikely

Pentagon Lays Down Rules   Only Real Hardship Cases Considered for Deferment

Guard, Reserve ‘Hardship’ Policy Reviewed by U.S.   Benefits Outlined For Those Called To Active Duty

Pentagon Says Chances For Deferments For Reservists (And Guardsmen Not Too Good

GRIN AND BEAR IT... Ifyou'recalled, chances of deferment not too qood

Local Womar To Re- Open College Cate   WILL CHANGE NAME TO FOUR SEASONS

Re-Activation Of Camp Polk  ls Announced   Se eS 06lUMS  14,000 Men Will Move To Base In September

INEXT MONTH   VEAT PINSINE TT     Kennedy Orders Polk Reactivated

(RENCE ENC Se paces a aekee GETS ee nT See SARTO ee EERIE NEON Le REE RR eS OR Me ee oe ieee ere  MILKLESS  DAYS IN WINDY CITY  “Old Bossy” Being Biche! By Soda Pop

Kids Sweeten Up Take Step Toward Ending Milk Strike in Chicaqo —

Inside dairy workers reach agreement with milk firms to try to halt strike

Partial Accord In Milk Strike  Concern of Parents Grows in Chicago

No Milk at Meals in Chicago   Dairy Workers Strike Shuts Off Supply in Area

Rains Flood Dixie, Tornadoes Feared  Twister Hits Georgia Town, Rips Homes

Nelson-Needs Party Support for Fax Plan   Knowles Calis Newest Proposal! Siqnificant Step

Governor Is Called Upon To Sell Tax Revision Plan To Members Of Own Party

Fate of Nelson Tax Compromise Up fo His Party   Knowles Declares Governor's Offer Was Significant

Crime Rate In State Up Last Year   Murder, Burglaries Account For Most Of Increase In '60

Milk Dating, Teacher Certificate Bills Among Ones Sianed by Gov. Kerner

Peace Corps costs climb, soon to orbit, says Gross   “It's 9 must’

Daniel Bids For Increased Tourist Trade   Says. National Business Grows But Texas Loses

Encinal Woman Burned   DANIEL SAYS  States At War For Tourist Dollar

SVU & FUCCULEUIEEOIES 26 © 0  Administration Plans New Policy on Trade

Competitive Hae s      Business, Industrial Leaders Urged To Support Proposal

‘COUNTDOWN TO A SHOWDOWN—4  Germans Fiee Reds By The Thousands   My ADIN RADAATAN

Venus Rocket Will Hit Mark or Go Into Orbit  Saviet Snace Exnert Predicts

State and County Cr oups To Assist in Rebuilding Bie Clermont Clay Plant   Clermont Factory Fire Loss  May Go as High as $600.000   Building Sawmill Near Emporium

Ask German Help for Eichmann  Judges Study Defense Aroument: Germany   Judges Study Defense Argument; Germany Expresses Coolness  To Protection Plea

Nazi's Lawyer To Seek Reich Legal Safety  Judges Are Expected   Judges Are Expected To Rule After Trial  Resumes on Monday

Eichmann’s Attorney Says He Will Seek German . Legal Protection for Ex-Nazi

Government Says Effort To Be Fought   Judges Will Rule On Jurisdiction Arqument Monday

DIM VIEW TAKEN Eichmann Lawyer Says He Will Seek German Legal Protection

West German Help for Nazi To Be Asked   Eichmann’s Counsel Will Make Request; Reich’s View Is Dim

Eichmann Trial Has New Angle   To Seek German Legal Protection Attorney Says

Servatius Would Seek German Aid   2W. Germany Cool To Idea Of Interfering In Eichmann Problem

Eichmann s Trial Ruling Due Monday  West Germany Frowns On Legal Protection Idea

Assembly Hopes To Close Shop Saturday Food Tax Likely To Pass  In Rush For Adjournment

Brazil's Rejection of Anti-Castro Thesis Is Stinging Blow to America

Brazil For Hands Off In Cuba   So Tells U.S. In Diplomatic Note Yesterday

Brazil's Stand Deals Stinging Blow To U.S. Plans To Build A Ring Around Castro

Brazilian Damages U.S.’ Hopes in Latin American   Pressure Fixerted

By Brazilian Leader  U.S.A.-Latin American Ettorts Dealt Big Blow

Brazil Deals U.S. Setback   Quadros Stand  On Cuba Is Blow  To Efforts To Enlis! Aid Against Castro

The Weather      Rejection of Anti-Castro Thesis Hard Blow to US.

Quadros Deals U.S. Anti-Castre Effort Big Blow   Brazil President Wants Hands Off Policy on Cuba

Brazil deals  blow at U.S.   Quadros doesn’t regard Castro in Communist bloc

BRAZILIAN NOTE IS BLOW TOUS. CUBAN POLICY   Denies Cuba Now In Communist Bloc

Brazil Deals Stinging Blow to U.S. Policy   President Makes It Clear He Wants Hands Off Cuba; May Shatter Efforts to Enlist Latin America Aqainst the Castro Regime

As US. Readies-Aid-.- a  Brazil Strikes: Blow 2 A Joint Anti-Castro Plan

Hands Off Cuba Warning ....  Brazilian President Delivers Damage to American Efforts

Suit Filed in Georgia...  Negroes Fight Against Segregated Polls

First Action In U.S. Negroes File Suit Against Segregated Polling Places

Washington Honors Hero Shepard Today   Astronaut Feted By JFK, Family; Ticker Tape Parade Vetoec

Senate Books Vote on Wages   New Minimum Pay Bill To Come Up Tuesday

Minimum Wage Bill Battle About Over  Legislators Expected To Seek Tuesday Vote On Kennedy Proposal

Minimum Wage Bill Vote Set ror Tuesday  Senate Aqrees      Senate Agrees To Limit Debate

After Hours Of Desultory Debate  Senate Reaches Agreement To Vote On Wage Bill

Minimum Pay Bill Decision Seen Tuesday  Kennedy’s Backers Believe They Have Enough Senate Vote

Senate Eyes Tuesday Vote On Wage Bill  Administration Sees ‘Broader Measure’

Accord Nears   West About to Decide How to Penalize East Germany

Allies Weigh Trading Cutoff For East Zone   Economic Moves Sought To Curb Red Strateay

West Near Agreement On Penalties  Ponder Counteraction At Berlin

West Allies To Penalize  Reich Reds   U. S. Hopes East German Citizens Will Not Revolt

Big Four Near Agreement On Reich Penalty  E. Germany Faces   E. Germany Faces Western Actions  On Barricading

May Impose Counter Ban  On Travel   Also Study Trade Suspension Between East-West Germany

Allies Plan Penalty Action For Berlin Ban   Officials Seeking Retaliatory Steps Against Barricade:

Allies Discuss Way to Punish East Germany   Officials Meet to Plot Course Against Commie:

Plan Penalties on E. Germany   Suspension of Trade Considered: Would Shut Off Materials

EK. Germany Is T: areel  Of Action Officials Set  Meeting ‘Today

To-Penalize FE. Germany  Western Allies Plot Refaliafory Measures

Western Big Four To Begin  Counter Moves Against Reds   ‘Exercise Swift Strike  ‘Enemy’ Retreats From U.S. Force In Exercise

Allies May Suspend Trade, Restrict Travel Of Reds   Khrushchev Had TwoReason: [For Shutting Gates In Berlin

Allies Near Agreement  On Penalizing E. Reich   HOPEFUL   TRADE RIOW

Western Allies Nearly Agreed on Plans to Penalize East Germany for Blocking Refugees’ Escape Route

Allies Pian Red Penalties   Big 4 Considers Ban on Travel, Trade Suspension

Agreement Neat On Penalizing Fast Germany   Allies Consider Own Ban Upon: Travel and Suspension of Trade

Allies Map Penalties in Berlin Crisis   Issue Centered on Barricade of Refugees to West

Western Nations Near Agreement On Retaliation   Plans to Be Proposed To Four Governments

Protests Alone Felf Not Enough Penalties i in Border  Closing Studied

Big Four Near Agreement On Reich Penalty   E. Germany Faces Western Actions  On Barricading

Kan Errands For Fier  Chicago Teacher Killed By Boy She Befriended

™/! e Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Esther Threatens NC

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Ecther Threatens NC

Hurricane On Move Toward  Carolina Coast   Severe Storm, Packing High Winds, May Turn Out To Sea, But Present Course Same As Destructive ‘Hazel’

ESTHER MAY HIT SEABOARD LATE TONIGHT   Hurricane Expected Between Myrtle Beach And Norfolk   PEAK WINDS ARE 150 MILES HOUR

Cuba Labeled Communist By United States   More Communist Than Most Nations Behind ‘Curtain’

U.S. Labels Castro In.  Red Bloe   State Department Hits Proclamation Of “Socialism”

Castro More Red Than Other Bosses   Cuban Has Only Chance to Say *Sr in Election

US. Lahels Castro More Of a Communist Than _ Most Iron Curtain Chiefs

3 Bay State Girls Emerge Wet, Hungry, Unharmed After Night In Woods

Truman And Eisenhower Bury Hatchet At Dedication Event   Join To Play Leading Roles In Services At Kansas City

Kansas C. ity:  Former Leaders Make Up   Eisenhower, Truman Share  The Spotlight

EISENHOWER_INITIATES ‘HATCHET-BURYING*  Ike Ends Long Silence With Harry

Ike and Truman at Peace For Veieran’s Day Roles   Hatchet Is Buried as Statesmen Shake Hands After Nine Years

HST, Ike Bury Hatchet af Meeting. Fring Lona Period of Being at Gdds

Truman and lke Bury Hatchet In Meeting at K.C.   Two Ex-Presidents Play Chief Roles In Memorial Event

Occupy Same Rostrum  tke, Harry Bury Hatchet During Truman Library Tour

lave Been at Odds Since 1952  Ey-Presidents Fisenhower, Truman ‘Bury the Hatchet’

Truman And Ike Bury The Hatchet  Both Play Big Roles In Rededication Of  fran  eg ee

Trumanand lke Bury Hatchet In Meeting at K.C.  Two Ex-Presidents Play Chi ef Roles  As... ..28@_ § wm. ig

Truman And Ike Friendly   Ex-Presidents Main Speakers, Bury Hatchet

Comet Jet Liner Down: 52 Killed   Rescuers Say No Survivors Found After Explosion

One Americar Loses Life in Brazil Wreck  _ Plane. Explodes As It Plunges After Takeoff

Argentine Plane Crash, Explosion  Kills 52 Persons   One American Reportedly Aboard N. Y.-Bound Jet

All Die as Jet Crashes in Brazil   Plane That Killed 77 ‘Had Two Previous Troubles

Hits After Takeoff  Tn Brazil   Craft Was Bound Far New York City

52 Killed In Crash Of Jetliner  : 37 Victims Bound  From Brazil - pfb.... gg  es _

52 Killed as N. Y.-Bound Jet Crashes  Airline Officials Daughter Is Victim

Mishap Occurs On Takeoff  At Sao Paulo; One American Among Victims

52 Killed Aboard  Argentine Airliner   It Was Bound Cor New York

52 ABOARD JETLINER KILLED IN BRAZIL CRASH; WRECKAGE SCATTERED OVER WIDE AREA

N.Y Bound Jet Crashes, Killing 52   Argentine-Owned Comet Explodes After Takeoff

All Aboard Perish in Jet Crash   NY-Bound Plane Explodes in Flight

Brazil Crash Kills All 52; 1 Yank Dead   New York - Bound Jet Explodes. Then Burns

Jefliner Explodes After Takeoff   Argentine Plane en Route To New York

Argentine Plane Explodes: 52 Die   No Survivors Seen; Crashes After Taking Off for New York

One American On Plane Bound For New York  Crash of Undetermined Cause First for British-Made  Comet 4 latiiner.

Plane Falls In Flames  On Take-Off   Sao Paulo, Brazilian Airport Is Scene Of Explosion and Crash

None Aboard Survive Fire After Crash      One American Listed Among Six Passengers Not Arqentinians

Tobacco Market Averages $66.91  Prices Remaining Steady With Full Sales Noted Here

Average Drops On Tobacco Market Five Selling Days Left In Season

Wilson Only Market Now Operating On Eastern Belt: Four Days Left

Rebels Beat Back  Congolese Troops  Mobutu’s Men Fail In Roundabout March

\2-Week Vigil, H unger Strike )  Pacitists Protest U. S.  Role m Cuban Invasior

SPP See EE FP ee Sn re nt  Marriage, Divorce, Pafernity Suit. Taxes and Tears Are News

‘A TYPICAL DAY IN MOVIELAND Hollywood Marriage, Divorce, Taxes, Tears

3-Day Operation Tests Readiness  U.S. Garrison Holds  Maneuvers In Berlin

US Troops Into Field On Exercise   Nearly Half Of Berlin Garrison In Readiness Test

LS. Troops Start 3-Day Combat Test   Berlin Forces Roll Into Streets In Full Strength

U.S. Garrison Tests Combat Readiness In Elaborate West Berlin Exercises

U. §. Tests Its Berlin Troops  Half of Garrison   Half of Garrison Out on Maneuvers

Smachez windows   Southwest of Berlin’  US garrison tests combat readiness

U.S. Force Holds War  Games   Half Of Berlin Garrison Takes Part In Mock Battles  At German Forest

Three-Day Mock War....  Maneuvers Staged by US. Troops Near West Berlin

U. S. Tests Its Berlin Troops  Half Of Garrison Out On Moneuvers

U.S. Tests Its Berlin Troops  Mali af Ga   Half of Garrison Out on Maneuvers

Berlin troops on maneuvers   US. garrison rolls out for big three-day test

Test Of Combat Readiness 3.000 Of U.S. Garrison  In Berlin Start Maneuver

New York State Mit By Storm  Snow. Sleet And ley Rain   Snow, Sleet And ley Rain Make Driving Treacherous

KATANGA PROVINCE PRESSED  Congolese Will Try Tshombe  For Lumumba Death, Treason

WATER BILL WINS FAST SENATE OKAY   House Schedules Hearings on Two SGalac Tay Dlane

Berlin Summit Parley Possible   Western Conference on Crisis May Follow Meeting in Paris

Summit Meet Of Western Leaders Seen      Groundwork Being Laid For Conference On Berlin Crisis

Paris Meeting to Prepare Summit   Foreign Ministers Of West to Confer

West kyes High Parley Ove er Berlin   Ministers Could Set Plan For Top Talks At Meeting In Paris

Western Foreign Ministers Necling; Summif on Berlin Crisis Consicered

‘On Berlin Crisis .  Panis Meeting May Lay Groundwork for Summit

Western Leaders Head For Paris  * * * * * * * * * * * *  Conference Could Lead To Summit On Berlin In Fall

Communists Tightening Berlin Points Of Entry; Reds Hurl New Threats

Summit Meeting Held Likely   Groundwork May Be Laid At Meeting In Paris

Summit Parley Is In Prospect  Foreign Ministers Session Seen As Prelude

F oreign Ministers Meet This Week Mav Pave Way For Talks On Berlir

Brushing Up for Bigger Stakes   Soviet Students Visit Here Today

Legislature Approves Radar Bill   Law Will Go Into Effect In September

Police Chief  Admits Gilt:  To Probers Port Arthur  I  we rl cate a

Godwin  Seeking Demo Nod  _ Announces For , fo % "4 Lt. Governor

Trend Is Richt   President  Will Obtain Grass Roots Information  To Send Teams To Ten Cities  To Feel Pulses  Om Hamme Jecwee

West Allies Set Back On Laos Parley   Gromyko Refuses” To Budge, Wants Red Group Seated

Gromyko Adamant in  Laos Talks   Western Leaders Continue Efforts

You'll Find it   West, Russia Can't Agree On Seating -- Deadlock In Geneva Talk Unbroken

Russ Insist On Seating Laos Rebels   Nettled Rusk Denies Chinese Charge U.S. Sabotaging Conference

Meee ooo AAALAC AOC AAA EU CU RU ER UR EME NANA  499 Plants In Bucks Employed 31,808

RUSK CONFERS WITH GROMYKO ABOUT LAOS   SS a a ene  Will Ask Rus#igd to Halt Military Airlift To Laos Reds.

RUSK CONFERS WITH GROMYKO ABOUT LAOS   Will Ask Russia to Hall Military Airlift To Laos Reds.

Little Optimism  in Talks on Laos with Gromyko  Secretary Rusk Meets Today with

Laos Is Prominent Topic Dean Rusk, Andrei Gromyko Confer Today On Issues Of The Cold War

 U.S. Seeks Halt of Soviet Aid  Talk on Laos Held By Rusk, Gromyko

LAOS ARMS MAIN ITEM OF CONCERN   No Optimism Displayed Over Major Results

End of Red Airlift [s  Major Aim Relations of Two Tied to Crisis   Cities Safe, Not Countryside U.S. Instructors Held Key to Laos Defense

Rusk. Confers With Gromyko On Laos Crisis   Matfers Designed To Aid Relations To Be Discussed

Believe Laotian Army Can Protect Cities From Reds   Rusk, Gromyko Confer Today On Crisis In Laos

Rusk, Soviet Aide Talk On  Vital Issues  Secretary In Huddle With Gromyko On Laos. Other Crises

Rusk Meets Grom vko Te Talk Issues  New Effort Seen   New Effort Seen To Halt Military Airlift In Laos

Dean Rusk And Soviet  Leader Meet   Laos, Other Critical Issues Are On Calendar

Rusk Confers with Gromvko on Situation in Laos      Tunisian Chief Confident Of Peace Parley's Success

Rusk, Gromyko To Confer On> Critical Issues    Crisis In Laos Main Topic; To Urge Reds To End Airlift

Rusk, Gromyko Confer Today on Crisis in Laos   Try to Get Soviet to Stop Furnishing Arm:

HOW HAS KENNEDY FARED? = =~ Effective. Presidential Leadership Involves Far More Than One Man   By ARTHUR EDSON.

Fromised vy jgor  How President Kennedy Measures Up To Job   By ARTHUR EDSON

Opinions Divided About Leadership Given by Kennedy      By ARTHUR EDSON

Companion Of Michael Saved Off New Guinea   Governor Enroute To Jungle Area Last Seen Swimming Teward Shore

Kennedy Feels Allied Split Exaggerated   Aides Say He Believes Undue Significance ReadInto Talks  Cancellation.

ee NN —  Uirrerences Mount Over Berlin:  Kennedy Concerned About Allies

By Kennedy  Concerned That Allied Differences With Soviet Blown Out of Proportion

JFK Believes Allied Rift  Not Serious  Damages Cause  Of Free World

Newburgh Welfare Head Done  Can't Enforce City Plan, Officer Says

West Agrees On Anti-Russ Measures   Foreign Ministers Back Rusk Talks With Gromyko

Western Policy Makers in Final Talks (Of Counter-Measures of Soviet Threats

Big Four Are  In Agreement  On Strategy Counteelidiessures  _ For Red Threats  hh OWWY 04 Dot

West Agreed On Conte Berlin Stand  TY a eee ree eS oe   Foreign Ministers Back Sounding Out On Parley

Hush-Hush Test First Samos Spy Satellite  Successfully Put In Orbit

Spy Missile Samos II Is Orbited   Will Test Gear ForPhotographs  Of Earth Surface

DiSalle To Seek New Probe Of Torch Crime’   Claims Serum Test Shows Klumpp Told Truth About Accident

Roa Charges Aggression At U.N. Today   Cuban Claims That U.S. Financed And Armed Revolution

$5.4 Million of Cuts Restored By Lawmakers   Senate Wrangles Until Midnight Before Giving Oka

S2 Billion Budget Gets OK In Ohio   $5.4 Million Cuts Restored; DiSalle’:  Signature Awaited

State Budget Of $2 Billion Is Approved   Compromise Bill Restores Previous Cut of $5.4 Million

2 Die In Indiana F ires; Blaze Routs Patrons Of Smal] Indianapolis Hote]

Tax Attack ls Renewed  By Wilson   Attorney General Challenge: Daniel To Label Tax Right

98 Tired, Angry Chicago  Tourists En Route Home From Trying Eire Jaunt

Three Cuban Invaders Get Death Penalty  Havana Radio Gives   No Names; Reports  9 ee ae eo ee re”

Three to Die For Invasion  Anti-Castro Force:   Anti-Castro Force: Condemned for  Killing Official

Radio Says Participated In Invasion   Continued Sabotage Reported, Tohaceo Warehouse Burned

CUBA DOOMS 3 CAPTURED IN INVASION   Death Sentences First To Be Laid To Defeated Foes

Cuba Orders 3 Invaders Put fo Death   Latin Americans Joining Campaigns To Ransom Captives

Lumumba Taken  To Safer Prison   Swedish Troops Report Ex-Premier Was Beaten

Lumumba Sent to Safer Jail   ‘Brutally Beaten’  by Katanaa Police

LEOPOLDVILLE CONFINEMENT CONSIDERED INSECURE Lumumba Moved To Another Jail

For Better Security — Lumumba Is Transferred  To Katanga, Badly Beaten

Undergo Brutal Beating  Lumumba, Associates Moved To Jail In Katanga Province

Lumumba, 2 Associates Transferred To Katanga Jail As Safety Step.

LUMUMBA - MOVED TO - KATANGA   U.N. Guards Report  . Former Congo Premier  Given Terrific Beating At His New Prison.

JAILED NEAR ELISABETHVILLE  aman a omer meri eatin mama IN  Lumumba Taken To Katanga, Reported Unmercitully Beaten      Taken By Car

Lumumba Put In Prison in Katanga Area   Deposed Premier and 2 Close Associates Are Severely Beqten

Court Keeps Reds On Jobless List   New York State Ruling On Unemployment Pay Upset by 9-0 Decision

Public Seen Opposed To Castro Deal   Strong Sentiment Reported Against Tractor Trade

Some Approve Tractors Freier > sheared  Trend Hot Against Cuba Deal

Inside...   ' Few Aroused Enough to Write Congress  Man in Street Opposed to Cuban Prisoner Swap

Hot Debate on Castro's Tractors for Prisoners   By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY Associated Press Staff Writer

Opposition Expressed To Ransom Plan   Man In Street Dislikes Idea Of Pay-Off To Castra

SOME APPROVAL FOUND IN SURVEYS Program to Send Castro Tractors Draws Attacks

Fan Mail From All The World Chimp From Holloman ‘Gets Christmas Cards

Here's a Tear Jerker by Hal Boyle on Woman's Farewell to Old Home

Al rFunta del Este . « «  Political Jibe at - Castro Deleted From Proclamation

Latins Cut Castro Jibe From Pact  Dp..."! 22 Fo... de   Brazil and Ecuador Lead Fight to Junk Free Election Clause From Aid Declaratior

Scores Await Flood Cleanup  Guards. Volunteers Help in Battle   Guards, Volunteers Help in Battle Against Rising Rivers in Ilinois

Mobs In Dominica  Renelled   Tanks, Troops Beat Off Palace Attack

Crowd Tries To Storm Gates Of Palace   Rioters Demand Resignation OF President

Sure Funny What Some People Do!   For Instance, These Strange Deeds, Misdeeds

Katangans Injure Two  UN Officers   Order to Arrest Mercenaries Sets Off Angry Mob

TWO U.N. OFFICIALS BEATEN WITH RIFLE BUTTS  Senator Escapes Angry Congo Mob

2 Top U.N. Officials Rifle-Clubbed; Sen. Dodd Escapes Ired Katanga Troops

Pope John Will Issue Encyclical On Today's World Social Problems

Task Force Programs Proposed   Kennedy's White House Staff to be Smaller Than Eisenhower's

JFK Names 3 To White House Staff  Action Nearly Compleies His Official Family

31 Workers Hurt As Blast Rocks Plant in South   Louisiana Ethyl! Center Damaged

Two Killed, 27 Injured In La. Blast   State Capitol Windows Rattled By Explosions

3 Explosions In All Rock Installation   Bricks Rain Over Wide Area; Fumes Drift Westward

Ethyl Corp. Explosions  Kill Seven   Chemical Blasts Injure 27 At Baton Rouge

Blast Rocks Ethyl Plant   82 Injured ‘in Louisiana; Chlorine. Scare Squelched

Many Hurt,  But None Are Killed   Fumes, Debris Cover Vast Area In Louisiana

31 injured in explosions   Two missing in chemical wash house blast

31 Injured In 3 Ethyl! Blasts  Explosion Destroys Chemical Building

31 Hurt in Blast At Baton Rouge  Chemical Plant Scene:   Chemical Plant Scene; Two Men Are Missing

Explosions Rock Chemical Plant  Two Workers Feared Dead: 27 injured

Baton Rouge Chemical Center Hit   214-Story Brick Building Is Destroyed -

31 Hurt By Blasts At Ethyl Plant   Three Explosions Rock Chemical Facility In  Ratan Ronce

Rattle Windows Far Away Two Killed, 32 Injured  In Chemical Plant Blasts

FUTURE Gl MAY BE ONEMAN TANK   Would Be Fast Runner, Im: mune to Germs, Gas, Radistion.

ene? He thd Sie Ped = Saw i Leh Pentagon Calls for Super Gi, Immune to Gas, Feat, Germs

“Servo-Soldiers” of Future to Be Fast Moving One-Man Tanks, With Engine-Supplied Power

HUMAN, POWER PLANT WRAPPED INTO ONE Tomorrow’s GI ...‘One Man Tank’

Human and Power Plant —  Soldier of Tomorrow  Seen ‘One-Man Tank’

Three Newsmen Attacked Today In McComb, Miss  Freedom Riders Test Desegregated Bus "T’ awrrnsveal les (‘ster

M. cComb:   Three Newsmen  Attacked Today   4 Mississippians Accost "Timse Life Reporters

Moves Against ‘Bad Elements’ Who Sabotage Commie Efforts; MayMeanPurge

Ike Has A Ball At Big ‘Welcome Home’ Party Held For Him In Pennsylvania

lke Has Ball At Hershey GOP Welcome, Takes Dim View Of Kennedy Program

Joins Male Chorus!  Bald Ike Lets ‘Hair’ Down At Big Republican Shindig   Rv ARTHUR FDSON

‘Welcome Home’ Party Held  Eisenhower Has A Ball At Hershey GOP Meeting

Lamneons Kennedy Administration  Ike Has ‘Ball’ at GOP Fund Raisi ing Event

WEIGHT OF WHITE HOUSE GONE Kisenhower Shows breezy  Side Seldom Seen Betore

‘Eisenhower Has Gay Time at GOP Welcome Home’ Party; Nixon Is Serious

Glimpses Of New Man  Ihe Has A Ball At GOP  ‘Welcome Home’ Party

$154 Million In New Tax Money Sought  Controversial Milk Standards Messure Paeased

Homesteading by the Cubic Yard   RECORD FOR STATE Senate Approves $2.5 Billion Budget

Castro Troops Seal Off 2,000 In Mountains   Government Forces Prevent Reinforce: ments From Join.ing Guerrillas.

Cuba Rebels Sealed Off In Mountains  Castro Troops Block Reinforcements From Joining insuraen ee

Two-State Area ls Lashed by Heavy Wind, Rainstorms   Tornado Hits Cherokee, Kan.; Hail Causes Some Damage at Hannibal, Mo.

Nixon Stil Repudiates  Job. Story  Candidate ‘Denies   "Candidate ‘Denies Offer Charge As Quite Ridi¢ulous--

Next Record Try: Altitude  X-15 Scorches To Record Of 4.070 Miles An Hour

\15 Rocket  Aims for Altitude  Record Speed Set At 4.070 Miles PH

X15 Rocket Ship Aims At Altitude   New Speed Record Now 4,070 Miles; Will Try To Go to 250,000 Feet

© iimes Speeq Of Sound....  Pilot Sets New Mark In Fast Rocket Ship

New Speed Mark Set With X15   Sky Dart Zooms To 4,070 M.P.HL: Altitude Next Goal

Plane Travels Six Times Speed of Sound  'X-15 Eyes Altitude Mark

X15 Achieves One Goal by Setting Speed Mark: Altitude Reeord Next

Step Toward Moon  (X15 Sets Speed Record,  To Aim at Altitude Mark

Promised Too Much . President Resigns, Leaving Brazil in Financial Chaos

THE. HOMETOWNERS “THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ONIN MCKINNEY &   COLLIN COUNTY.’

tli An _ THE HOMETOWNERS  ‘THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ONIN MSKINNEY & COLLIN COUNTY.”

Historian Of, Mayor’s Pen Runs Dry New Deal To On Redistricting Bill

Kennedy Selects Harvard Professo As is A Assistant  cx Piawnl (isto wa   Arthur Schlesinger, New Deal Historian, Was Stevenson Aide

Appointments Made By J.EK.   Schlesinger To Be Special Assistant

Kennedy Names Professor as Special Aide   Schlesinger Given Full-Time: Position

Historian Is Appointed Nev, JFK Assistant  Srhlee   Schlesinger Was Advisor in 1952, ‘56, ‘60 Campaian:

Schlesinger Appointed By Kennedy Today: Further Selections Noted

EDUCATORS 10 ENLIST HELF   To Carry Bid For Fed. eral Aid To Individual  Congressmen

UAW Demands 6M Pay Entire Medical Costs   Insurance a Key Bargaining Point

Union Demands GM Pay Cost of Health Insurance   Similar Demand to Be Made of Other:

HISTORICAL SOclETY OF MONTANA HELENA   Rocket Plane Goes Record  4070 MPH

Nutter Selling Job Capital Needed  Midwest Bankers Make State Survey

 OF TS SUEsEe  'CENTRAL TELEPHONE  PLANS OPEN HOUSE TrAMRTY AY RAY

in the Wind. CENTRAL TELEPHONE PLANS OPEN HOUSE — . FART YW INF WAY

ILLNESS KEEPS LOCAL PEOPLE IN HOMES   IN MHONMES Several Are Confined To Hospitals; Others  Tan TlAwmman

LOCAL PEOPLE ‘ARE CONFINED WITH ILLNESS   Few Are Ill With Colds And Flu; Others Are In  Wraanitatla

FEW CONFINED WITH ILLNESS, SOME IMPROVE   Patients Return Home Fron Hospitals; Some Cases  Ara Minar

By Attorney General  U.S. Willingness To Use Atomic Weapons Affirmed

Russians May Force Albania Out   Rumors Circulate that Communists Are Grappling With Worst Crisis Since ‘48

Prendergast Claims Democratic Spoils  Are Now Being Channeled Through Him

Russia Seeks To Justify Nuclear Tests By Repeating Earlier Stand

West’s Atomic Test Curb Bid  Seems Doomed   U.S., British Envoys Hit Soviet Deception In Nuclear Parlevs

Kennedy No Esta De Acuerdo Con Lal glesiaEn UnaLey   Ponencia Que Se Kefiere A La I. Del Padre

News Index   Protectionists Wage Campaign Early  Freer Trade Policy Battle Begun

Should Barriers Be Lowered?  Bitter Legislative Fight Looms On Trade Policy

Trade Policy Discussion  Spreading Bitter Fight Expected in In Congress

big right Seen Complete Revamping Of America's Foreign Trade Policy In Making

Admitting k. Germany Fact of Life   And Must Share Some Rule Over  Access to Berlin

W. GERMANY ADVISED 10 SHARE POWER   May Allow Reds to Check Planes

 New Approach to Adenauer  American Authorities Say German Split to Continue

US. Has New Slant On Berlin Problem   West Germans Being Told That East Germany Is A Fact That Must Be Faced

Rusk Denies Policy Change U.S. Telling Germans of Need to Co-Exist

Guard Call Hits Coaches, Police, Others   Effect Felt in Afl Parts of Wisconsin

Appropriations Bill With $65-Million Cut From It Is Introduced in House -

JOBLESS BENEFIT BILL ALSO ISSUE  GOP Leadership Pares $65.6 Million from Di Salle Budget

Fortune Soars   BORACIC ACID  Baby Bottle Mixup Kills 4, Injures 6

Mixup in Formule Kills Two Babies   Driver Is Sought  Car in Hit and Run Death Of Falls Boy, 3, Is Found

In Staid Old Boston...  20 Injured in Racial Brawl at Football Field

RIOTS SPUR POLICE CRACKDOWN - Boston Youths Stage Vicious Racial Braw!

Kennedy Entertains His Leaders  16 Democratie Anc renal >P Congressmen

IRAQI TROOPS MASSING ON KUWAIT BORDER  New Crisis Brewing in Mideast Nation

Another Kuwait Crisis Looming In Mid-East   British Warn Of  Increased Tension

INDEX   (TWO SECTIONS, 20 PAGES)   HEAVY SNOWS CLOG ROADS IN WYOMING

In the Fields   LIST CONSEERVATION . REQUIREMENTS FOR ‘61 SOYBEAN SUPPORT

Drives His Car Through Hail Of Bullets After. Pickup On Autobahn

West Berline Rescues Girl Amid Shots  Car Driver Steps On Gas As Guards Try To Halt Him

a B _- @ ‘ usiness World LE. MARS INSURANCE  AGENTS. ELECT: HENTGES® ‘PRESIDENT

Business World  LE MARS INSURANCE AGENTS. ELECT  HENTGES ‘PRESIDENT

Portuguese Atrica Hunts Death Band:  Killed 70, Both White And Black, in Raids

Civil Defense Dead Serious About Survival   Ohio Emergency Aides Continue Make-Believe Test in Headquarters

India claims full victory in blitzkrieg  Portuguese say   Portuguese say still resisting in capital of Goa

450 YEARS OF PORTUGAL RULE ENDS   India Loses Eight Men In 36-Hour Blitz Against Tiny Territories; Portuguese Troops Surrender.

Marks End Of Long Rule By Portuquese   Indian Casualties Light; Escape By Natives Blocked

Portugal Denies Surrender!   India Says Losses Light in Fighting, Takeover Welcomed

IA 36-Hour Blitz to Oust Portugal—  India Claims Complete Victory

Report Fighting Stopped   Portuguese Enclaves Taken in Brief Battle

Fichting Ends In Portugal's Tiny Enclaves   Casualties on Both Sides Believed To Be Light

Portugal Says Fight  Continues  um ——   Indians Raise Flag In Goa Capital, Report Casualties Are Licht

Portugal Denies Full Victory for Invaders  n Veto Kills   Russian Veto Kills West Move In U.N. For Intervention

India Claims Full Victory Over Goa; Poriugal Denies   Indian Radio Announces Fall of Capital of Tiny Colonial Province.

Re port fighting ended India claims victory over Goa is complete

INDIA SAYS GOAN COUP SUCCESSFUL   Few Are Killed In March Upon Three Enclaves

India Claims Goa Victory  Fighting Ends Only 36 Hours After It Began

Reports State Fighting Over   Radio Says Bitter Combat Stull Rages At Two Spots

 Stevenson Gloomy Over Effect On U.N.  India Lost Eight Men In Conquest Of Goa

India Says It Has Won; Portugal Reports Fighting   Soviet Veto In U.N. Kills Bid To India To Withdraw

Invaders Claim Swift Victory in Three Areas   Portuguese Will Fight Until End, Governor Asserts

Lightning Victory ls Claimed   4'2 Centuries Of Portuguese Rule At An End

India Claiming Triumph in Its Swift Invasion   Fighting Is Over, Defense Arm Says, But Goan Says Not

Complete Victory Claimed By Nehru’ Military Forces  Spokesman Says _ All Fighting Has Fe fr er me

All Fighting Is Ended In  3 Enclaves   Casualties Reported As Light During 26-Hour Blitz

Victory Claimed  By India   Say Resistance Will Continue; Fighting Ceases

Battle Ends, Nehru Move Brings Blast   Casualties Listed Light In 36-Hour  Military Action

Complete Victory In Goa Is Claimed By India, 36  Hours After Its Invasion

Lightening Invasion  Said Over   3 Tiny Territories Of. Portugal Fall To India Troops

India proclaims complete victory in enclaves blitz   Casualties light   limited Nation<«

India Claims: Complete Victory in Goa Invasion  Three. Tiny Portuguese Territories Fall In 36-Hour Blitz Ending 450-Year Reian

AllFighting Reported at Endin Areas   We..3 ¥ ¢k.. CG...   But Lisbon Says News Received of Some Resistance

INDIA REPORTS COMPLETE. VICTORY. INDIA REPORTS COMPLETE VICTORY Claims Capture Of 3  Portuguese Enclaves

Report Of Alt Fighting Over Is Disputed   Last European Foothold In Area Broken By Invasion

West Outraged —  [Indian Troops Take Goa -With Little Blood Shed °

West Berlin Stages Mass Protest Rally   East German Regime Hints At New-Blockade- For = City-

Many Activities In Planning Stage At Prairie High School   a By Connie Tudor and Sharen Tyner

Family, Film Greats at Cooper Rite   Officers Insure a Quiet Funeral for Hollywood Star

HATTIE SLOWS ITS PACE, MAY SPARE CUBA  Florida Warned   Florida Warned to Keep Alert

Cuba Gets Reprieve From Storm  Hattie Slowed   Hattie Slowed Sharply by High Pressure Front

U.S. Expands Jobless Area List by 25    Los Angeles Put in Category of : Distress Centers

Unemployment situation worst since early 1940's   New areas added to unemployment lrosters

-Idleness Is Called Worst Since War Il.  6 Per Cent Out Of Werk In

15 Major Areas Added to Jobless Distress Roster   auuae Abe “teste! piiween vu  Five- State Tour This Weekend

Labor Department Adds 25 Industrial Centers To Jobless Areas List

25 More Cities Added ‘To Distressed Areas List: Goldbera To Tour

25 Centers  Listed As  ‘Depressed’ Idle Situation  Is We:. Since Karly WHIT

Unemployment Called Worst Since WW II   List Philadelphia, Cleveland, St. Louis, Los Angeles, Newarl

25 Major: Industrial Centers. Added To. List Of Unemployment Areas

Job Picture In Nation Called Worst In Years   25 Areas Added To Distressed List

Worst Since W.W. II + “F ‘Add 25.Centers fo List of © Maior Unemployment Spots

Joblessness worst since  early WW II   25 industrial centers added to gov't lists

Industrial Centers 25 Major Areas Added to Acute Jobless Listing

Washington: a     Twenty-Five Cities Put on  Jobless List  Labor Department Reports Condition Worst Since 1945

Idle Labor Worst Since Early’40s   Goldberg Schedules Inspection Tour Of Unemployed Sections

25 New Areas on Job “Critical List’   U.S. Labor Department Calls Unemployment Situation Worst Since Early in World War 2; Secretary Goldberg to Make Inspection Tour

New Areas Added To List Of Idle  Major Areas Now See Much Unemployment

Teamster Leader  BANKING EXECUTIVE ALSO NAMED         Federal Jury Claims Union  Money Mishandled

For misuse of union cash  of $500,000   New indictment has 16 counts against Teamster

James R. Hoffa Is Indicted Today  Second Indictment Charges Misuse Of  Large Union Funds

Hoffa Faces  Indictment   Teamsters Head Accused Again On Fraud Counts

Daily Almanac   Committee Blockade. oe School Aid ” Supporters Seek Successful Action

GOP Attacks Position In Laos langle   Leaders Declare Coalition Would Eventually Be Red

Protests Proposed Rate Schedule  UPI Charges FCC Ignored 1934: Act

$350,000 Worth of Paintings Destroyed Rockefeller, Wife Rescued By Firemen In Flash Fire

(Carry High Hopes First Peace Corps Units Heading Overseas Today

First U.S. Peace Corps Contingents he Head tor Overseas Assignments

9 Fugitives Still Loose In South   ‘All Points' Alert Sounded For Prisoners

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Fait Skies and Mild Temperatures Stay

Electric Firm Bid, Price Plan Just ‘Developed’   Sales Executives  «Tf naxnnadNec Bcce oto 7 Www wu he WET vpL  Cartel Methods

Heres How It Worked  Anti-Trust Conspiracy Grew Naturally   Flood of Civil Suits May Follow Antitrust Actions against Electrical Firms

Price Price Oper ations Near Perfect  Once Begun, Fixing Snowballed

AtLeast 12 Killed As Twisters Follow Carla Into Texas. Louisiana

At Least Six  Persons Killed   Twister Slams Area As Hurricane Leaves Destruction in Millions

100 Homes Leveled in Wide Swath  Hurricane Loss Could Approach $200 Million

Six Killed, 50-60 Hurt At Galveston   Hurricane Inland In Texas With Its Force Diminished; Multi-Million Dollar Loss

Homes Collapse in Galveston: Six Known Dead      ‘Decaying Storm’ Carla Heading For Oklahoma: Record Loss Seen

) Persons Die: 50-60  Injured Storm’s Main Center North of Austin; Damage Is Mounting

‘Dying’ Carla Still Packs Mighty Punch  Untold Damage Cram Starm On   Untold Damage From Storm On Gulf Coast

Six Known Deaths, More Feared  Carla-Spawned Tornado Roars Through Galveston

Twister Follows Hurricane Carla, Hits Courthouse  Began as Waterspout Sweeps Over Island

Six Die, Scores Hurt in Backlash Hurricane Strike  Tide Vsind Rein   Tide, Wind, Rain Texas Havoc May Set New Mark

Many Refugees in Courthouse Hurt; Six Dead   Cathedral, School Damaged; Homes Are Demolished

W Injured In Galveston Storm Shelter  1,200 Persons Ir Courthouse As

Much of Galveston Still Under Water When Twister Strikes Courthouse Where ,200 Refuaees Huddled   Pentagon May Reverse Itself, Call for More B52s, Push B70s

6 Persons Known Dead In Galveston  Hits Courthouse Where 1,200  + Be eter ten ore yr 3443.2

Twisters In Carla’s Lash — Claim Heaviest Death Toll   Hurricane At A Glance

Hurricane’s Backlash Roars Into Galveston   Pamage In Millions Battered Texans Eve Sterm Loss

Twister Hits Waterlogeed Galveston   HIGH WINDS   DANGEROLS TIDES

Six Die as Tornado Hits Galveston in Wake of Hurricane   Damage in Tex. May Exceed $200 Million

Flood Peri! Impends As Rivers Rise   Dying Hurricane Spawns Rains As Winds Diminish

Twister rakes refuge center   Carla's known death toll reaches seven

Galveston Wind Levels 100 Homes  Depleted Carla Moves North Toward Michwract

Galveston Hit By Tornado In Hurricanes Wake; At Least 6 Die; Vast Damage

Twisters Cut Swath In Texas, Louisiana   Lethal Backlash of Hurricane Carla Devastates Texas City; Largest Single Insurance Loss Seen; Areas Isolated

Hurricane-Spawned Tornadoes Kill Five in Galveston, Fear Death Toll May Be Even Higher  Hundreds of Millions Damage By 175 Mile Winds And 15-Foot Tides; Coastal Area of Louisiana And Tevac Flanded: Thancand« Made Hamelecc 

Hurricane Spawns Lethal  Tornadoes In SE Texas   No Threat Bv Debbie  Is Foreseen

TIDE COVERS WRECKAGE AT GALVESTON   Refugee-Crowded Courthouse Struck, 100 Homes Crushed By Galveston Twisters; Six Dead, 50-60 Injured.

At Least Six Killed: Path Block Wide   Began as Waterspout In Gulf; Refugee Center Struck.

At Least Six Die in Galveston;  Total Toll Eight,   Carla Blowing Out Over State With Damage High in. Millions

Twister Kalls 5 In  Galveston   Between 50 To 60 Persons Injured, Courthouse Filled With 1.200 Hit

Twister Spawned by Dying Hurricane; Homes Crushed,  Death Toll Climb Is Feared

Homes Razed By ‘Twisters In Two States   Hurricane Struggles Toward Oklahoma as Damage in Millions

Death Toll Raised To 7  Krom Carla   Hurricane Sw reps Inland; Cuts Wide Path Of Destructio:

Winds Carve Path Of Death In Galveston   At Least Six Die When Twister Hits Louisiana Village

Officials Fear Death Toll May GoMuch Higher   Terrific Loss Counted; Caria Moves Inland

Tornado kills Carla refugees   Six known dead from twister; fading hurricane moves inland   New tornado in Louisiana

100 Wood Homes Reported Crushed   Typhoon Pamela Lashes Formosa Killing 17 Persons

Six Known Dead, More Than 50 Are Injured   Police Dig Through Collapsed Homes, Fear Death Toil Will Increase; ‘Decaying Storm’ Carla Sours Northward With Torrential Rain

Hurricane Carla Spawns Twister  Gulf Coast Battered   Gulf Coast Battered By Heavy Winds, Tide:

12 ARE KILLED BY TORNADOES IN TWO STATES   Property Damage May Exceed $200-Million; Cities Flooded   HIGH TIDES, RAIN DELUGE HOUSTON

60 Injured  In Galveston Tornadoes Trail Carla; _ Fear Death Toll to Grow

Damage Staggers Southwest; Toll Expected ‘To Rise   $200-Million  Loss In Texas

Texans begin picking up pieces, trying to estimate cost of storm   Tornado in Carla's wake kills 6 in Galveston, Tex.

Six Killed as Twister Levels Homes; Hurricane Slowly Decaving Inland

Courthouse Raked By Giant ‘Twister  Big Storm Moves Northward, Damages Seen In The Millions

Authorities Fear More Than 6 Dead; Texans Along Coast Start Picking Up the Pieces in Carla's Wake.

Rescuers Dig for Victims   Twister Strikes Galveston in Dark; Tides Cavar City

Carla-Spawned Storm Leaves Dead in Wake   Dying, But Vicious Hurricane Bores Inlond Bringing Flood Threnqt

‘Vast Storm Rips Across ‘Inland Area   Galveston Suffers Heavy Damage. With Five Listed Killed

CLAIMS TOTAL OF 7 LIVES IN TEXAS   5 Killed, Scores Injured In Galveston Tornado      Courthouse Housing 1,200 Refugees: Estimate Loss Over $200 Million

Explosion Strews Group Of Worshipers   122 Are Injured; Twelve Soldiers Are Among Dead

Bomb Kills 51 in Crowd Attending Christmas Eve Service in Colombian City

Probers Sift Evidence In Bomb Blast   51 Killed Christmas Eve In Explosion In Colombia

Investigators In Colombia Sifting Evidence Of Christmas Eve Bombine

In Inaugural Parade For. New President— State Police, String Band, Dril! Team Represent Pennsylvanig

LECTION WAS ‘TEMPORARY SETBACK’ TRARY OE IBACK  Morton Sees No Changes In Republican Principles

GOP Continues Without Major Change: Morfor  Chairman Calls   Chairman Calls Nixon Defeat ‘Only Temporary’

Morton shows contidence in future of GOP  National chairman cites close vote

NAMES IN THE NEWS   YOU CAN SURVIVE . Here’s How to Build Your $30 Shelter

Jury Trial Ends  *  In Cireuit Court  Heideman Awarded $3.000 Damages For 1-65 Right-Of-W ay

PHYSICIST WARNS OF NEW MENACE:  Red China Could Be Building ‘Doomsday 4 0-0 :me’

Jittery Cubans Shoot Down Their Own Plane: “Died for Fatherland”

Small Car, Truck Crash Headon  Man Killed, Boy Critically Hurt Near Newcomerstown

Umstead Will Lead Bond Drive   Sanford Seeking Unity In Support Of Improvements

More Things Right Than Wrong at Ft. Lewis, Says Proxmire; Morale Is High   “WHAT'S ALL THE FUSS RESERVISTS’ OUERY

Proxmire Views Contrast With Rep. O’Konski’s  What's Fuss About? Ask Many Reservists

PPL L LLL LO LL DL LLL OL ELLA AOL OR  Meeting With Stork Preceded  By Storm. Fire

House Votes $500 Million To ight Re   Money WVili Meip Steady Latin America  Against Communism

Rebel French Paratroopers Take Algiers   Claim Army Has Taken Over Algeria Sahara Desert

David S. Ammerman — Is Appointed Solicitor Of Treasurer's Office

Damage Suits Filed Against Electric Firms   Utility Companies Cite Price-Rigging By Manufacturers

Forty-four Companies Seek Damages From Firms Convicted of Price-Fixing

Utilities Firms Sue Price Fixers for Triple Damages   Total Exceeds $100-Million

Damage Suits Are Filed  In Price Case   Utilities Firms Are Plaintiffs

Damage Suits Filed Against Electric Firms  Utility Companies Kite Price-Rigging  Rd... ff. .84....2...

GE Among Defendants  Utilities Sue Makers ‘Of Electrical Supplies

44 Utilities Seek Triple Damages On Electric Firms  Prominent Comp: mies Vile Suits Chorvetac Syininl fe. Dit aa #

THE INDEX    From Lenin's Tomo. ... Soviet Congress Votes  To Move Stalin’s Body

Communist Party Votes to Remove Stalin’s Body from National Shrine

REMOVAL FROM LENIN TOMB VOTEL   Onetime Red Hero Purg ~ ed From Mausoleum As  - Murderer In Com _munist Party Victory For Khrushchey.

Communists Vote: To Remove Stalin’s Body From Red Square.   Ry WHTIAmM YI. RYAN

Communists Vote To Remove Stalin's Body from Tomb   CHANGED OUICKLY

Khrushchev Wins A Battle St stinn’s Rady T. D. Moved  ov wuUuy LU DC !

Stalin’s Body To Be Moved From Big Tomb   Action Taken Today At Soviet Communist Party Congress

No Longer Hero!  Communists Vote To Remove Stalin’s  Body From Lenin’s Side In Red Tomb   Removal Of Stalin’s Body Seen Victory For Khrush

Stalin’s Body Is Given Bum’s Rush   it's Like A Revolution In Russia

Reds fo Move Stalin's Body from Big Tomb   Action Follows Days of Attacks by Party Dianitaries

‘Repairs’ Permanent  Stalin's Body Removed      Khrushchev Wins Battle But Cost Probably Heavy

DNGRESS AC ACTION, COMES AFTER NIKITA. SPEECHES DENOUNCE FO FORMER. CHIEF oe  Soviets Vote To Remove Stalin's Body From Honor Tom       Order To Stir. Russia

KHRUSHCHEV WINNER IN PURGE MOVE   Sudden Sunday Mausoleum Close Presages Action

Dictator Denounced  Soviet Chiefs Oust Stalin  From Tomb In Moscow

From Honored Spot Beside Lenin— Stalin's Body  Removal From Tomb Approved

KaArush Sparks Campaign  Reds Vote to Remove Stalin's Body From Place of Honor Beside Lenin

Denunciation of Dead Dictator Continues Stalin's Body to Be Removec from Bier in Kremlin Hall _

Stalin's body to be removed  from tomb Khrushchev _   Khrushchev apparently wins long waged war

Stalin's Body Ordered From Famous Tomb  Cammuniet Party  Votes to Take it

Stalin’s Body On Way Out   Red Congress OkK’s Removal From the Tomb

Stalin's Downgrading Complete   Congress Votes Removal Of Body From Biq Tomb

C e ae ourt Doings FIRE ALARM SOUNDED WHEN SPILLED GAS—  CREATED EMERGENCY

Court Doings FIRE ALARM SOUNDED  WHEN SPILLED GAS— CREATED EMERGENCY .

Leave No Indication Personal Feud Is Resolved  Truman Joins Eisenhower In Reviving “People To People Program

Icy Barrier Between Ike, Harry Melts a Little in Meeting at Independence

lke And Trumar ‘Bury Hatchet’ At Kansas City   Ex-Presidents Attend Ceremony Opening Memorial

Two Past Presidents Agree Private Citizens May Help Peace Effort

India Is Offering Brigade fo U.N. Congo Commanc   Answers Dag’s Plea As Anti-Red Leaders Confer on Solution

3,000 Man Brigade Would Be Sent To Back Up UN Force  New Precedent Set As India Authorizes Combat Troon Use

2,000 Men W ould Beef U.N. Foree   Gizenga Ienores Peace  Bid. Dims  Hones of Procres:

India Offers To Send Men Into Congo  Promise 3,000 Troops To Beef  Tin IN. Cammand

REPUBLICANS HONOR NIXON AT BIG PARTY   President Joins in inT ribute On Dick's 48th Birthday.

‘VICE PRESIDENT IS 48  ~ Nixon Lauded By Ike ~ At Birthday Party

President In Buoyant Mood:  Nixon, 4&, Gets Tribute From Ike, 1,000 Others

Nixon GivenBoost by Ike On Birthday   Vice President Praised at Party Staved by Admirers

Lare Butietin  INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC  LESSONS OFFERED AT ° LOCAL-MERRILL SCHOOL:

Late Bulletin   «bate bulletin  INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC LESSONS OFFERED AT ‘LOCAL-MERHILL SGHOOL:

Electras Modified to Eliminate Flaws; Given  Go-Ahead Without Limit

Lockheed Electra Operating Again Seeking, To Regain  Public Confidence After Major Changes

France Offers To Share Wealth Of Sahara With North African Countries

Dag, President of Katanga Confer on Cease-Fire Plans   Related story, Pg. 6-4

Hopes Rise For General Cease-Fire   Tshombe Agrees To Talks Following Report Of Mutiny

Dag Meets Tshombe On Truce   Ireland Learns Its Garrison Overwhelmed

Jet Bomber  Sets Ocean Hop Record  Spans Atlantic In Three Hours And 20 Minutes

WEATHER   Jet Bomber  Sets Ocean Hop Record  Spans Atlantic In Three Hours And 20 Minutes

Three-Hour 20-Minute Hop to Paris  Bomber Daes It   Bomber Does It On Lindbergh  Anniversary

Tenth Of Lone Eagle’s Time A.F. Bomber Speeds Over Atlantic In 3.33 Hours

B58 STREAKS ACROSS OCEAN FOR RECORD   New York-Paris - Flight Takes 3 Hours, 20 Minutes"   CREWMEN GIVEN FRENCH WELCOME

County Republicans Hope Rhodes To Throw Hat In Ring At McKinley Fete

In. The Reporter Today   Today’ 5 Column  It's An Old Story But Dad Was Happy

Door Prizes at Fall Style Shov by Strouss’ at Y.W.C.A. Wed., Sept. 20, 8 p.m.-ad

77 Perish in Plane Crash   31 From Eastern Pa. Among Recruits on Way to Camp   (See Stories on Pages 10, 12)

Trailer Length Bill Defeated By House  Heavy Pressure   Heavy Pressure Is Directed  At Lawmakers During Battle

Bill to Increase Legal Limit on Truck Trailers To 40 Feet Is Defeated

Tables Are Turned As  Trailer Bill Is Defeated   Length bierease Is Keaten In House: To Re Kevonsidered As Absentecisin Hurts

Bill to Boost Truck Trailer  Limit Beaten   Powerful Forces Line Up to Defeat Bill in House by 80 to 102

Stranded by Big Snow — Iowa School Children  _ Stay inFarmhouses

Like Dogs, Convicts, Frenchmen  ~ Uncle Sam Figures Way To Number Taxpayers

Hoffa Wins Three-Year Court Bout  Teamsters Chief Said Sure to Be

Court-named Monitors Lose Three-year Fight To Unseat Jimmy Hoffa

Hoffa Wins Long Battle With Court   Monitors Abolished; Union Chief To Call Convention in May

Hoffa Wins Long Duel Of Monitors   Plans To Start Organizing Drives But Still Faces Florida Trial For Fraud

Vonitors Unable to Upset Teamsters Head  Hoffa Wins 5-Year Struggle

Hoffa Wins 3-Yr. Battle On Monitors   Vietory Called Most Impressive For Union Head

Hoffa Released From Monitors’. Restraint.      Judge Authorizes Convention And, Election; Disselves ‘Wat .

Hoffa Freed Of Monitors By U.S. Edict   Teamsters’ Head Wins 3-Year  Strugele Acainst Unseating

Intends To Run’ For Re-election As President Of Teamsters;  Has Other Woes

Teamsters Convention Authorized  Court Sia   Court Signals End Of Board’s Effort To Unseat Leader

Bill to Halt Misleading Grocery Packaging, Labeling Appears to Be on Its Way

West Faces Long Wait In Berlin Crisis   a Officials Say Khrushchev Won't Bar k Down; West Move Seen By End Of Year

Minneapolis Alderman Under Fire  Jury Probe Askedin Liquor Case ‘Loan’

SET FOR STATION IN_ EAST First Paid TV in Nation Gets FCC Approval

U.S. Passes Two Tests In Program Te Shoot Down Bullet With Bullet

Traffic Toll  So Far This Year—238 1960 to This Date—210   Anti-Missile ‘Nike Zeus’ Vital U.S. Nuclear Tool

New Kennedy Cabinet In Ist Meeting   President Begins By Reorganizing 1.C.C. Membership   See Page 8 for a report on President Kennedy's news conference last night.

[Weekend Talks: = Disarmament, German Peace Terms Are Major Question:

Khrush Agenda ltems Studied   Arms Race, German Issue Rated at Top

Khrush Agenda ltems Studied  Arms Race, German   Arms Race, German Issue Rated at Top

Khrush To Stress Arms Plan  * * * * * * x * * * * * x * x x  Red Leader Expected To Bear Down At Conference

Disarming and German Issues Nikita's Topics  Colonialism’s End   Colonialism’s End Another Subject in Vienna Talks

Agenda Studied By Khrushchev   Open Questions to Make Meeting Difficulr One

Khrushchev to Put Disarmament, German Peace Treaty at Top of Discussion List

‘Dangerous’ Issues On  K’s Agenda   Soviet Leader  In Czechoslovakia

Global Issues On Nikita’s Vienna List Soviet Leader  E xpec te ~d To Talk  2. ee... Bs.

Nikita Readies issues   Germany, Berlin, Disctmament Due For Summit Airing

Kennedy Heads Of Rail Strike Move  Yardmaster Dispute Ordered to ‘Board:

No Signs of Trouble U. S. Reinforcements Start Across East German Border

Convoy Moves Out After Brief Camp  in Braunschweig.   Map on Page 5

Vast Gains in Caneer  Fight Told   Top Surgeon Says’ Breakthrough Near

Judge Studying Prince Edward School Case   Comments On . Tuition Grants

Soviets Ask Finns to Join Pact Against West Germany     Speaks at $100 a Plate Dinner in Syracuse  Fight lt Gut in the Primarics Says Nixen

Nixon Says Rockefeller, Goldwater Should Clash in 1964 Primaries

Nixon Stand On Running Appears Firm   Tells Rocky And Goldwater To Fight It Out

Rockefeller - Goldwater F ight Urged by. Nixon  ; Former Vice President Sees Primaries .   Former Vice President Sees Primaries As Battleground for Nomination

 For Rocky, Goldwater 2 Nixon Advises Primary Battle For. Republicans

Nixon Shows No Preference — Between Rocky, Goldwater   Many Leaders of World Shocked By Soviet Answer to Bomb “Appeal

Nixon Gives Latest Views On GOP Race   Avers Rockefeller, Goldwater Should Clash In 1964"

Fast Enough To Cross U. S. In 36 Minutes; Altitude Test Planned Next

lron-Nerved Pilot Sets Record Of 4,070 Miles An Hour In U. S. Plane

 Pilot Makes Perfect Landing With Shattered W indshield  XLS Plane Sets Reeord of 4.070 MPH

» "NATIONAL PRESS   N ALL-OUT TEST  Pilot Flies X15 To Record Speed,4070 Miles AnHour

Rocket Plane Gets All-Out Test With “OAmly Shattered Windchiald Damanac

White Pilots X-15 To Speed Record Of 4070 MPH   Windshield Shatters As Rocket Plane Reaches Top Speed

ROCKET PLANE ESTABLISHES SPEED RECORD   X15 Attains Maximum Velocity Of 4,070 Miles An Hour   ‘ALTITUDE MARK __-NEXT OBJECTIVE

lron-Nerved Pilot Flies X15 At Record Speed   . WINDSHIELD SHATTERS, ‘NO DANGER

British Ask Laos Cease-Fire Today  Ambassador. Presents Request at Moscow

Playwright Succumbs At 71 Broadway Stars, Bit Players  Mourn For George S. Kaufman

St. Louis Re-elects Dem. Mayor  National G. O. P. Had   National G. O. P. Had Entered Hot Campaign —Republican Tower Runs Wellin Texas

Ultimatum Given Auto  Industr y  a   Must Provide Blowby Control For 1964 Cars

Air Pollution Curb  Ribicoff Asks Auto Makers To Install Blowby Controls

New Phila Girt Injured la Crash  Two Drivers Cited   Two Drivers Cited By State Patrolmen

RESPOND TO CHALLENGE -  Enlistment Centers Busy As Young Men Respond

Americans Flock To Enlistment Centers  After Kennedy's Call For Arms Buildup

Public Interest In Fallout Shelter Program Rises Enlistees And Youths Seeking Information Swamping Recruiters

Volunteer Enlistments Spurt; Man On 7 Street Generally Supports Berlin Stent

Americans. Heed JFK's Call to Arms   Recruiting Centers, CD Offices Floodec by Offers, Queries

Enlistment Centers, Civil Defense Offices Flooded With Calls After JFK Talk

U.S. Youths Running To Enlisting Centers   Many Inquiries Ave Received

Americans Hock To Aid Country   Services Flooded With Calls Asking "What Can! Do'

Calls Flood Draft Board Switchboards   Civil Defense Centers Queried About Shelters

3 Die. 3 Hurt In Plane Crash   Find 3 Children Alive In Wreckaae

U.S., Brazil Sign  No Sit ah ‘xtradition Treaty Haven of Texas’ Benjack Cage Spoiled by Fugitive Agreement

Things Look Up For State, Say Tax Collectors   Expect Steady Climb For Rest of Year

PRAYER FOR...  e@ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Killer Of Liftle Girl Confesses   Farmer Recognizes Suspect From Police Sketch In Paper

Man Linked fo Murder by Prints.   “Suspect is Traced by Tip; Admits Slaying Child, 4

Ike Sees Sale of Jets To Yugoslavia as ‘in Best Interests of U.S.’

ew Cancer Drug: Boon 10: Childre: en  T ests Reveal : High Préntise

Signs in Senate Stir Arguments  Tempers Cool Today  Aftnr Enun Secciaon

Kennedy Reviewing U.S. Policy  On Congo   ManyStateDept. Officials Feel U.N. Efforts Getting Nowhere

JFK Orders Congo Study   State Department Chiefs Fear UN Efforts Failure

Administration Orders Congo Policy Review   Officials Feel U.N. Has Failed

Senate Passes Peace Corps Bill   Hemingway Will Leaves All To Wife

Peace Corps Bill Is Passed   Senate Authorizes $40 Million For Overseas Program, Now Goes To House

Corps Bill ls Passed By Senate   Hick Scraps Fund-Cu Bid; Says Service “Not a Picnic.”

Peace Corps Approved   House To Get Bill Authorizing $40 Million

Senate Approves Peace Corps As A Permanent Group   Funds Voted by Senate Total $40 Million for First Year's Operation.

‘My Burgtar ‘Inherited’ Thief Gets Chance On Pleas Of Writer’s Widow

Vice President Assures Filipinos U.S, To Stand Behind Them As In WWE

Friendship Assured . . . Johnson Tries  To Ease Filipino Fear of Commies

Filipinos Are Assured Of Continued U.S. Protection By Vice President Johnson

HOUSING AUTHORITY CHECK TO CITY   Ross Ramrods Two Refinery Amendments

New Plan On Tap to Spur U.S. Economy   Local Development Companies Benefit On Interest Rates

MayCutRate Of Interest For Small Businesses  Government Would Work Through Small  Tiavolawnen entre

Needy Area Borrowing Encouraged   Smail Businesses Due Loans Through Development Units

MayCutRate Of Interest For Small Businesses  Government   Government Would Work Through Small Developments

Nuclear Arm Curbs Voted Dy Committee   Proposals Attempt To Limit Their Use Without Controls

West Sutfers Defeat In Committee.   Large Margin Makes it Certain Assembly Will Confirm Action

Backers Ask Ban on Atomic Shots in War  Soviet, Neutrals Obtain Triumph In 60-16 Vote

Afro-Asian Vote Backs Test Ban  West Suffers From  Pro.Soviet Action

U.S. Plea On Curbs Rejected  Reds, Africans,   Reds, Africans, Asians Team Up

Atro-Asians. Reds Combine  To OK Drafts   Passage of Measures Ends Political Unit's Debate on A-Testing

Neutrals Join Reds To Knock  Out Inspection  Ask End to Nuclear Tests in Africa; Call Use of Nuclear Waananc Vialatian af Charter.

Democrat Asks N. Y. Congressmen to Boycott Rocky’s Dinner Over Politics

STORM SYSTEM MOVES SOUTH — BY-PASSES — THIS AREA — HEAT  2H SSIMIDITY RERGATH

How It Was ©  STORM SYSTEM MOVES SOUTH — BY-PASSES THIS AREA — HEAT AND HUMIDITY REMAIN

Losses High Irish Radio Falls Silent   Situation Critical In Savage Battle At Kamina Base

Swedish and Irish Troops  Isolated   Bloody Struggle Being Waged by Katanga Soldiers

Relief force hurled back by Katanqans   Fighting fierce at Jadotville and Kamina

Katanga Troops Strike At U.N. Garrisons   Irish Defenders.at Jadotville Hit Hardest; Bloodiest Battle of Fight Occurs: In Danger of Surrendering

Radio Contact With One Irish Group Is Lost   Withering Gunfire By Native Troops

2 Garrisons Menaced In Katanga   Irish Soldiers Pinned Down At Jadotville

Ulbricht Admits Manpower Drain Caused Berlin Wall; Hails Russ Army Presence   Ces INTO VISTTIDUTION . Lkyesagq  "Govt Publishes Grin: Booklet Felling How fo Survive Deadly Fallout Dew   Say. Millions Would Die in Nuclear Attack but Millions Could Be Saved

25 Million Copies :  US. Publishes Booklet ~ How To Survive Fallout

NEWS INDEX   ‘Facts of Life’ About Fallout   Related story, Pictures, Pg. 6-4

Distribution Of Survival Booklet Set   Millions Will Die, Other Millions Can Be Saved, U.S. Saves

Chimp Cheerful, Chipper After Space Trip; Signals ‘Go Ahead On Astronauts

Chirp Has Given Go Ahead Signal For Man In Space  Ape Winds Up Trip With a Chipper And Cheerful Hand Shake

Chipper and Cheerful After Recovery From Ocean.  Chimp Shows Manned Flight Into Space Will Be Feasible

Healthy Happy Har Returns To Port He Left Tuesday  Greets Vet With Joy And Handshake After Sensational Journey

Chimps Rocket Ride Indicates Manned Space Flight Feasible   Survives Trip 155 Miles High; Rocket Traveled Over 5.000 MPF

90,00 Readers each day  in The JournalNews family of possible readers.   RIDES ROCKET 10 195-MILE ALTITUDE   Travels 5,000 Miles Per Hour On Down Flight  way naurn   For United States To Put — Man Into Orbit: Further ‘Tests Are Planned

Ham's Successful Trip Clears Way For Space Man   But Soviets May Be First to Perform Feat; Chimp “Back Home” in Good Shape

Monkey Opens Door To Space   Feels Fine After Rocket Ride; Astronaut To Duplicate — Flight In Spring

Ham, The Chimpanzee, Is Cheerful After His Historic Space Flicht

PRECEDES MAN INTO SPACE Chipper Chimp Draws An Extra Banana On Return

ae Astronaut May be Next  Cc himpanzee Shows Noll Effects From His Brief Journey Into Space

Rocket Ride Shows Way.  For Humans   ‘Ham’ In Good Shape After Trip Inside ‘Man-Sized Capsule

Space Chimp Is Cheerful After Ride   (Go-ahead Is Given For Man’s First Journey Into Space

Successful Flight of Chimp Signals Safe Go-Ahead for Man to Outer Space

Manned Flight In Space As Feasible Atter Chimp Test   Electronic Scout  Air Force Orbits Sky Spy Satellite Samos

SPACE CHIMP BONUS: APPLE AND BANANA   Ham In Good Shaps«  After Blazing Trail Fo.  Astronauts; Returns Tc - Cape Today.

Ham chipper, signals way for man’s try  Chimpanzee in   Chimpanzee in excellent shape after space shot

Space Chimp Wins Go-Ahead for Man  155-Mile-High Jaunt by ‘Han’ Boost for U.S, Manned Tests

MAKES 420-MILE TRIP Chimps Survival Makes Manned Flight Feasible

Cheerful Handshaking Ape  Signals Go-Ahead For Man To Enter Space Unharmed

Ape, Vet Shake Hands ’ . Ham's Feat Signals  ‘Okay’ for Spacemen

Test. Flight Is Prelude . Chimp’s Flight in Space Gives Go-Ahead to Man

Chimp OKs Man’s Entry Into Space   Soviets Still Likely To Get There First

/Handshaking Chimp Points Way For ‘Early Flight Into Space By Human

Cape Canaveral: Chimpanzee  Paves Way Into Space    “Ham” Returns in Excellent Shape From Rocket Trip

= AOS oe ae.  Chimp OK After Rocket Ride  ‘Ham’ Signals Go-Ahead For Man‘s Space Flight

‘Ham’ Winds Up Trip Without Any Ill Effects   Red Patrol Ships Indicate Soviets Near New Launchin«

‘Chimp’ Blazed Astronaut Trail  ‘Ham’ Enjoys Trip 155 Miles in Air

Largest Animal Ever Sent Up: Ham in “Fine Shape’ After Flight in Space

FEAR FOR CARRIER FUTURE BLAMED Navy Charged With Dropping Revolutionary Aircraft Plan

Ban on New Plane Laid lo Admirals  Data Destroyed, Says Veteran Navy Captain

House Bill Sets Three-Sfep Hike In Minimum Pay   Keplevin Suit Dismissed  Game Agency Returns Gun to Hunte:

HOT °N’. HUMID   Crash Opens Pandora’s Box  Releasing Copsin Wild Chase

Tony Bettenhausen, 44, has 29th  and last racing car wreck Friday

Testing Car For Friend At 145 m.p.h.  Ido! of Speed Fans Champ in Big Time Twice

Tony Bettenhausen, Veteran Auto Racing Idol, Killed in Fiery Crash at Indianapolis

Death Blamed  On Cotterpin Worth 5 Cents   Veteran Indianapolis Speedway Driver Dies Testing Car For His Friend Paul Russo

At Indianapolis Tony Bettenhausen, Champ Auto Race Driver, Killed

INDEX   vive Cents Worth of Broken Wire —      Crash That Killed Champion Tony Bettenhausen Blamed on Cotter. Pin

Veteran Racing Driver Tony Bettenhausen Dies In Fiery Crash in Test

SITUATION. QUIET  Dallas Schools Hold 2nd Intearation Day:   New Orleans  Schools Mum

Rotes To Administer Fund  Miss Hall Leaves *125,00C To Aid Crippled Children

Juvenile Delinquency  Claims Patience, Common Sense Keep Rate Down

RAIN IS POSSIBLE WEDNESDAY  Fair Weather Favors Hoosier Folks Today

Showers   Predictions Are Made on Ohio Assembly   Final 2-Week Session To Start Today for State’s Legislators

Real Tall Girl Wasn’‘t Really All That Tall— She’s Only 6 Feet 10

Two Women Killed, 23 Injured. Hallowe’ en Parade of Costumed Schoo Children Turns Into Nightmare of Horror

Auto Rams Into Parade, 2 Killec   Runaway Car With Dead Man At Wheel Hits Crowd at Anoka, Minn.

Car with Dead Man at Wheel Turns 'Flalloween Parade into Death March

Two Killed, 23 Injured   Runaway Car Plows Into Halloween Parade Throng

Runaway Auto Plunges Into Crowd at Parade: Two Are Killed and 23 Injured

Dead Man at the Wheel Runaway Car Smashes Into Halloween Parade, Killing Two, Injuring 23 Others

Emporia Weather   Weather:   A Heavy Snow Warning Issued   Four Inches Forecast For North Part of State

Season’s First Heavy  Snow May Hit Here   Four Inches From  Here On East?

a . - ‘ ae ANNOUNCE CAPTAINS ~-FOR' MOTHER'S MARCH OF DIMES— SCHEDULED JAN. 31  Mis. Elizabeth Smith -Is'Le Mars Chairman -

Project Plans   ANNOUNCE CAPTAINS —~FOR MOTHER'S MARCH OF DIMES— SCHEDULED JAN. 31  Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Is Le Mars Chairman

T nnouncements  __ FOR MUNICIPAL JUDGE :        Shotgun Bandit: ‘Arrested Today.

French Planes Lift Algerians  Olf to Africa  Geiftl Mi neaseema T'ol aw   Stiff Measures Taken To Prevent Any New Riots by Nationalists

Algerians Shipped Back. Home By Air   Rioting Nationalists Feel Stern French Measures To End Violence In Paris

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY «   (Copyrighted 1961, A Nationa Council of Churches Religion Keatyures)

qmade no mention of Monday’s big bomb blast, the most powprful ever set off hy TAB.

Shock waves of anger felt around world   Blast somewhat bigger than that planned—Nikita

Newspapers Call Blast Crime Against Humanity   Asian, African Governments Silent; Daily Worker Defends

Shock, Anger Around World   Anti-Soviet Demonstrations Staged In Britain and Italy

_DEMONSTRA TIONS STAGED   World Press Calls ' Bomb Blast Madness

Bold Defiance of World Opinion by Soviet Charged   Macmillan Says Britain Would Back U. S. Tests

Soviet monster bomb Stirs world’s anger   Khrush says blast exceeded expectations: oovernment leaders condemn Russia’s test

Expressions Of Condemnation Heard In Wake Of Soviet Blast   Denounced As Madness, Brutal ‘Crime Aqainst Humanity

Soviet Blast Incites Anger  Around Globe  Demonstrations  Condemning Test SS a

Shock Waves of Protest Follow Superbomb Explosion   “Khrushchev Admits Latest Boni mb Test Over 50-Megaton Strength 

Soviet Bomb Has Alarmed W. Europe  Angered Over Soviet Refusal To Stop Test

Anger Waves Round World Hit Bomb Blast  Red Press Fails to Mention Test; Hints Experiments Over ~

Anti-Soviet Demonstrations In Britain and Italy; Angry Talk by Leaders of Nations

RED PEOPLE GET NO WORD OF TESTING   Moscow Radio — Gives Inkling Series Complete

Superbomb Bigger Than 50 Megatons Khrushchev Says  Angry World Leaders Heap Condemnations on Soviet Union

Nikita Says Test Topped Expectations   Nehru Condemns Explosion; Cairo Paper Vehement

Russian Blast  Angers World   Anti-Soviet Demonstrations Staged; Government LeadersRapExplosions

Anti-Russian Demonstrations Are Staged   Government Leaders Condemn Explosions As Madness, Brutal

‘A Brutal Crime Against Humanity’ Soviet Bomb Triggers Alarm In Free World

Soviet Blast Cited As Device To Cause Fright And Panic’   Shock Wave Of Alarm, Dismay Surges Across Western Europe In Bomb’s Wake

Soviet Action Denounced As Brutal Crime   No ‘Mention Made  go PO 1 es!   No Mention Made In Russia Of Monday's Explosion

Britain Will Back U.S. Tests   Macmillan Lends Support If Bomb Testing Needed To Preserve Freedom

Stage Anti-Red Demonstrations   Government Leaders Condemn Explosions

ACT DENOUNCED THROUGHOUT WORLD Indignation Wave Greets Soviets’ Superbomb Blast

Big Blast Touches Off Anger Waves   Khrushchev Boasts Yield Above 50 Megatons

Huge Explosion Viewed as Crime Against Mankind   Asians, Africans Silent; Terrorist Step Denounced

Anti-Russian Demonstration. Is Widespread.   Indefensible, Nehru Declares of Giant Bomb Explosion

Navigation Ort Again For Air ‘line   North Central Plane Misses By £6 Miles

Balaguer Offers New Concessions   Anti-Government General Strike Into Second Week

D. R. Units Studying Proposals   Week-Old Crisis Settlement Sought

Western Leaders Continue Talks On World Woes   Kennedy and Macmillan  Reported in Agreement on Future Berlin Steps.

Bonn Chief Will Return  To Germany   Communique Due At Conclusion Of Talks On Berlin

BERLIN, CONGO AND A-TESTS DISCUSSED   Reported In Complete Accord On German Problem   Discuss Means Of Bringing De Gaulle Into Fold On Talks With Soviets

Kennedy and Macmillan Are Reported in Accord On Berlin's Situation

British, U.S. Chiefs Agree on W. Berlin   Unity Also Indicated on Nuclear Tests and Congo

Big Two Agree On Next Steps In Berlin Crisis   Kennedy Flying Back to Florida Later Today

Report JFK, Adenauer Agree On Berlin Policies   JFK TO GIVE INTERVIEW TO SOVIET NEWSMAN

Discuss Berlin, Nuclear Testing   President Returns To Florida Tonight

‘JFK, Adenauer Also Said Near ‘Accord on Policy  Leaders To Issue  Communique After

Kennedy, Macmillan Accord On Berlin Crisis Strategy Reported   Nuclear Testing Is Parley Topic

West Talks Continue After Early Accord   BY UNITED STATES Nuclear Tests Expected Soon

President And Macmillan Agree OnNext Steps They Take On Berlin Problem   DEACEELI <CGOllLiTIOWN

faiks Ena loaay  Adenauer And Kennedy Agree  To More Berlin Conferences

JFK, Macmillian Eve Ofher Issues   President To Rejoin Father Later in Day

By Adenauer, Kennedy More Exploratory Talks Over Berlin Agreed On

Kennedy, Macmillan Reach ‘Agreement on Berlin Policy   Cardinal Says Joe Kennedy Is Improved   FURTHER APPROACH

Macmillan, JFK In  Accord On Berlin   Also Discuss Soviet Testing, Situation In The Congo _

U.S. Might Resume  Aerial Nuclear Tests   Decide On Next Berlin Crisis Steps

More Talks With Soviets Are Proposed   Adenauer And  Kennedy Agree On Basic Policy

Kennedy, Maemillan Air Issues  Leaders to Delve Deeper Into Conge A.Teate Situations

Leaders To Go Deeper Into Problems Today   Kennedy Expected To Return To Father Tonight

West Big Two Agree on Steps in Major Issues  President Returns Tonight after Talks with Macmillan

General Accord Ona Variety of Critical Issues   Kennedy Slates Flight to Florida

Policy Unity By Big Two Being Sought   President Coutinues Bermuda Conferences With Maem lan

Basic Western Positions Also Get Joint Approval For Possible Negotiations

Adenauer, Kennedy In Accord   Further Talks Recommended On Berlin Issue

JFK, Maemillan Will Continue Talks Today  Review Approaches on Soviet Nuclear  Tests and Confused Conso Situation =

Agreement Of Allies Said Near  Kennedy, Adenauer Agree to Set Up

Agreement Reported on Top Issues   More Discussions   More Discussions With Russia on Berlin To Be Held

Reich Issue Gets Airing  At Sessions   President To Fly Back To Bedside Of Ailing Father

Determined To Protect West Berlin   At Same Time, Way Is Kept Open For Settlement

Vn IN FEeSr NESUITS, CONGO OlfUQGTION, 1OO. Kennedy, Macmillan Said In Agreement on Berlin

West's Berlin Steps Planned   Kennedy and Macmillan Reported ln Complete Aqreement on Action

Kennedy, Macmillan Accord Is Indicated   Trouble If Katanga Doesn't Honor Tshombe Pledae: Adoula

Agree on Next Berlin Steps   Kennedy, Macmillan Continue Talks at Bermuda Session

U.§.-German Accord Hinted   Kennedy, Adenauer OK More Talks with Reds

Aennedy, Adenauel Agee West Shoult Conte With Russi  wo Leaders End   Two Leaders End Final Session Of Berlin Policy Talks

G.0.P. Prof. Tower Beats Democrat Blakley for Johnson Senate Seat

Goldwater Type Conservative John G. Tower Defeats Blakley By 8.000 Votes

Kennedy Ends Flying Visit to Two States   Makes First-Hand Contact to Test Public Opinion

Admiral Burke Tells Senators Of Red Arms   Have Subs, Missiles But Full-Scale War Thought Improbable

Rusk Flies to Meetinc in France  Joins Envoys of America’s Major Allies

Khrushehev Ready To   egouiate      Rusk Travels To Paris For Talks With Allies

Rusk in Paris For Talks on West Berlin   Allied Foreign Ministers Confer Before Negotiating

‘House Votes On Official Ethics Bill   Ohio Republicans Appear Inclined To Adopt Measure

Ohio’s House Sets Vote On Ethics Code  Designed To Keep State Officials And

Code of Ethics For State Aide: Awaiting Vote   Bill in Ohio House Defines Conflict Of Interest Issue

Crackdown Sought For Tax Dodgers   Senate, House Hear JFK's Seven-Point Reform Message

Russians Told West Powers to Attack  Soviet Claims Development Of Anti-Missile Weanon

Reds Claim They Can ‘Kill’ Rockets  Charge ‘Imperi alists   Charge ‘Imperialist: Plan Surprise Attack on Russia

"WEST PLANNING ASSAULT’ Russia Hints Its Missiles Can Stop Rocket Attack

WAIT 'IMPERIALIST ATTACK’ ‘Russ Claim Missile ‘to-Halt All Missiles

Claims West Preparing To Attack   Red Defense Minister Repeats Same Line; “Won't Attack First’

13 Unarmed U.N. Soldiers Shot   Insurgent Congo Troops Murder Italian Airmen

Italians Suspected as Belgians U.N. Charges Congo Rebels Slew Airmen

UP, HURLED INTO RIVER   U. N. Demands Punishment Of Murderers Who Reportedly Thought Unarmed Fiiers were Belgians.

U.N. airmen ‘murdered.   Demand forceful action to punish ones responsible

‘BRUTALLY MURDERED’ Congolese Troops Kill 13 Italian U.N. Airmen

Some Of Bodies Dismembered, Thrown In River  If Congo Leaders on’t Punish Men ITN Ta Taba Acrtian

Congo Rebels Murder 13 Italy Airmen   U.N. Girds to Act in New Atrocity in African Nation

'3 Italians slain by Congolese pe er eR  U.N. airmen victims in Conao

BODIES CUT UP, HURLED INTO RIVER   U. N. Demands Punishment Of Murderers Who Reportedly Thought Unarmed Fliers were Belgians.

13 U.N. Airmen Brutally Slain By Congolese   Unarmed Fliers Shot Shortly After Arrest By Rebel Soldiers

13 Italians Shot, Beaten By Troops   U.N. Spokesman Says Fliers Were Killed By Drunks

Congolese ‘Murder’ Ttalians   13 Unarmed Fliers Shot By Mutineers; Bodies Are Cut Up, Thrown Into River

Italian U.N. Fliers Slain By Captors 13 Shot by Unruly  ‘Congo Troops After Arrest

Insurgent Congol  Murder U. N.. A      Uz N. Ready to Take ‘Asdion.- 

Victims In Kivu Shot After Arrest   Command Readies Proposals For Probe, Penalty

John Birch Soc. explained hy founder, Robert Welch   Objective is fo stop famminicm

Birch Says Society Not Secret  Dheimnanse *“Liall] 2s??? GC... mh. Ktt~CO   Opposes ‘Collectivism’, Seeks To Depose Warren

U.S. Sends New Troops To Berlin  Replacements Have N.   Replacements Have Ne Trouble Crossing Communist Autobahn

DEMONSTRATE RIGHT OF FREE ACCESS TO BERLIN  U.S. Troops Pass Through E. Germany

Fresh Troops Rushed By U.S To W. Berlin   Travel Through East Germany Without Trouble

New US. Troops Roll Through To West Berlin   Convoy Encounters No Red Resistance

Fresh US. Troops Reach West Germany   Drive Unmolested Through Cominie Territory

Fresh Troops Arrive In Berlin  * * x * * * * * * * * *  U.S. Units Drive Unmolested Throuoch Red Territory

U. §. Army Unit Unmolested In Autobahn Travel   Replacements for Ber. lin Garrison Drive Across E. Germany Without Incident.

Rusk Assures Senators  U. S. Plans for Intervention.  In Cuba Denied

Rusk Says "No Plans’ For Intervention  Makes Statement To Members Of Senate Committee

Rusk Gives Senators Cuban Story   Kennedy Group Has “No Plan to Proceed In Any Way in Cuba’

Braves Defeat Cubs, 8-5  Chas te Cannes Bai ok   U.S. Pledges Polaris Submarines to Beef NATO, Defend Europe

Rusk Reveals U.S. Will Keep Force In Europe  Wants Europe To Achieve Target Of Thirty Divisione

NATO Gets Polaris Subs  For Defense   Rusk Bares U. S. Plans  For Bolsterine Alliance

Atomic Subs Pledged for NATO Aid   Rusk Also Assures Council America Will Maintain Forces in Europe Indefinitely

Rusk Advises NATO Allies Of Intentions  Five Divisions. Plue   Five Divisions, Plus Supporting Units, to Be Kept on Mainlanc

U.S. Promises 5 New Subs For NATO   Rusk Outlines Plans For Allied Defense To Foreian Ministers

Five Polaris Subs Pledged To Alliance   Rusk Prods Pact Nations To Speed Manpower Buildup

Five Extra Polarises Promised   Nuclear Striking Power For West To Be Retained

U.S. Pledges 5 A-Subs to Defend Europe  Commits Army, Missile Force  To Mainland

Brown Signs Tough Law on Narcotics   Another Bill on Treatment Canter Advances

The invasion:  Too little, too late   By United Press International

First Direct Communication From Cuba  50,000 Men, Women, Children Herded Into Camps In Repressive Measures

tisenhower Says  U.S. Needs Leadership Which Wouldn't Belittle Country

Calls For Support Of Kennedy  Ike Urges U.S. Leaders Never To Belittle Nation

Stand By President In Defying World Bullies, Ike Tells Audience In Texas

Pledges President Support  ke Spells Out Terms Of Positive Leadership

Ike Speaks in Texas for Lone GOP Candidate  Leadership ‘Not Belittling U.S.’

 U.S. Has to Test Weapons: Ike Must Be Behind President Who Stands Up to Red China

ESIG ubnasti — Kol. Rothwelli lugupidamis— Eestlased seisavad véitlejate poolel

AA EEE LEE OL TT  Texas Students Gather To Protest Arrest Of 100s After Friday Riot

Texas Students Gather To Protest Arrest Of 100s After Friday Riot

State’ Baptist Convention Is Set For Very Busy Three-Day Session

Continuous Test Ban Is Emphasized  U.S. Is Offering  Bier kT Tite   U.S. Is Offering Broad Disarm Plan To The U.N.

U.S. Presents New Arms Cut Plan to U.N.   A-Powers Urged Not To Shift Control to Any Other Countries

 Broad Disarmament Plan Presented By President   Kennedy Warns UN  On Destructive War   —Speech Highlights —

U.S. Offers New Arms Slash Plan   Wants Test Ban  Treaty Signed By All Nations

Plan Outlined By Kennedy — In UN Talk   Powers Must Agree Not To Shift Atomic Contral To Others

Fight Over Ohic Utilities Rafe Law Continues  fC" nck in f° ARC: ee A Pee   Cost to Consumers Said Higher Than In Other States

New Enduranee Record Set by Polaris Sub   Submerged 66 Days During Trip to Scottish Base

U.S. Sulmeariae Sets World Endurance Parara or G& Mewe 9? Mane Gnalnmaarenac

NO MILITARY STEP SLATED AT PRESENT   Moves Prepare For Action If Diplomacy Fails

U.S. Increases Its Readiness in Pacific   Red Advanct Said: Periling Laotian Capita   U.S. Will Invade Cuba. Nik Says

U. S. forces in Pacific Being Readied Today For Action If It’s Necessary

Ask Ship's Passengers Be Landed   Brazil To Seize Vesse But Grant Asylum to Captain Galvao.

Brazil Asked To Allow Ship Into A Port   Asylum For Rebel Promised If He Asks. For It

U.S. Asks Brazil To Give Skipper, Ship Safe Conduct   Negotiations Are Underway To Get Passengers Off Captured Portugese Liner: Asvium Is Offered Rebel Chief

Brazilians Asked by U.S. To Grant Safe Conduct For Ship, Rebel Skipper

 Officials Say Ship Would Be Seized  U.S. Requests Safe Conduct Guarantee To Land Ships Passengers in Brazil

U.S. Requests Galvao Safety   “ey aa. Brazil Would Seize  Santa Maria in Port

Police Await Fly-In Riders  Stricter Sentences Planned In Jackson

Fly-In’ Riders Due In Jackson   Jail Sentences Await Them If They Disturb Peace

MISSISSIPPI JAILS BULGE WITH RIDERS   Freedom Fly-ins Scheduled Today To 'Test Policy'

Jackson's Jails Are Filling With Freedom Riders   Police Are Waiting For First ‘Fly-in’

‘Fly-In’ Test ls Awaited In Jackson, Miss.   Stiffer Sentences Are. Promised For Pence Disturbers,

Warns Kennedy He Is Following Dangerous Path   Claims U.S. Blame Has Been Established “Incontrovertibly’

Soviet Premier Assails Kennedy  Charges U.S. With ‘Crime’ in Cuba

INVASION OF CUBA IS "REVOLTING’   Action Against Small Neighbor  ‘Gangsterism’

INDEX   "You Are Following a Very Dangerous Path’ —   Khrushchev Charaes US, Masterminded: Financed Rebel Invasion of Cuba

Says Kennedy Following Dangerous Path  (Khrushchev Levels ‘Gangsterism’ Charge at U. §.

Invasion A Crime, Red Says   Cites Crumbling Of Colonialism, Role of Commies

Hope Given  Rebels   Nikita Cries ‘Gangsterism’ In Letterto U.S. President   Cuban Situation Discussed  Kennedy Meets With Eisenhower

HOME  ; EDITION.     PRICE: SEVEN GENTS Po, 30¢ WEEKLY   Says Path ~ U.S. Follows  ‘Danaerous’.

Javits Suggests 4-Power Talks On Unification   New York Legislator Asks Senate to Re. affirm United States Position.

Ed C, Wren Forecasts   Commissioner Sees Bright Future for Agriculture

Kennedy, De Gaulle Agree On Berlin  Will Stand Firm, Give No Territory To Soviets

JFK, De Gaulle Open Talks In Berlin Accord   French Hail ‘La Belle Jackie’ In Massive Display Of Affectio

Top Leaders Hold First Conference   Laos, African Problems Was Very ‘Cordial’ Was Very Cordial’

Sale of Bibles Helps Railway  North Shore Chief Offers Testimony

Riek At Aennedy  a 1 came ate a a oe  GOP Chairman Attacks  ~ New Frontier Farm Seandal

Assembly Gets Into Opening Policy Debate   Dag’s Death, Berlin Crisis Emerge as Top Issues for Leaders

Rusk Urges UN Assembly To Defy Reds   Says Top World Leader Must Be Named At Once

Dag Successor, Berlin Crisis Two Top Issues   Japanese Foreign Minister Says His Country Cannot Support Russians’ Troika Plan.

U.S. urges general assembly to defy Reds, name a leader   Hossein Ghods Nakhai. Iranian

U.S. Urges Strong U.N. Secretary .   Interim Selection Must Be Strong Man Able To Fill Office

UN ASSEMBLY URGED TO PICK SECRETARY   Outstanding World Leader Should Be Named, Rusk Says   IRAN OPPOSED TO “TROIKA” SYSTEM

Rusk Asks U.N. To Reject Troika  Japanese, Iranian Delegates fToin in Denouncine Red Plan

UN Gets Plea to Defy Reds   Quick Action Urged by General Assembh

But 2 GOP Legislators Disagree. 7 Harriman Favors C oalition  In Laos With Reds Included

Hartley Says ‘Deeper’ Road Probe Required   More Hearings Expected .. Bolack Predicts Two-Month Lapse in Federal Road Aid

Reds in Bid for  Friends   Seandinevian Nations Asked To Join with Soviet Union

Finland Gets Russ Bid For Defense Pact   Soviet Note Says Protection Needed From West Powers

Soviets Warn Of Aggression By W. Germans   Note Seen As Move To Disrupt Relations With Allied Powers

Loss Of Life Staggering As State's Holiday Violent Death Toll Mounts

Seek Closer Economic Ties  ANE RC EE OC CORIO!  6 Kennedy Men Japan Bound

Rusk Leads Delegation ae Closer Japanese-Americar Economic Ties Mission Aim

Jet F ighters  Roar In Action  With Troops  More Fighting In Torn C ongo

Strafe Katanga Base; Bring Up Fresh Troops   Death Estimates Run As High As 70, Mostly Katangese

Fighting Rages Into 2nd Day ...  UN Sends Jet Fighters To Strafe Katanga Base

Jet Fighters Used Against Katanga Units   Fierce Fighting Rages Into Second Day In the Elisabethville  Area.

Kansas Rivers Leave Banks   Scattered Rains To Begin Again In West Tonight

WEST IS WARY OF VETO TRAPS   Soviet Proposals For Laos Studied -

West Sees Soviet Proposal For Laos Neutrality Loaded With Veto Traps

Proposals Called Veto Traps   Geneva Parley Drags On; Red Plan Studied

View Soviet Laos Plan As Veto Traps   Gromyko’s Plan Would Give Reds Control Of Truce Violations.

West Sifts Red Plan At  Laos Parley     Gromyko Preseuts Package Deal After Rusk’s Proposals

Russian Laos Plans Viewed As Veto Traps  Western Leaders Confer on Proposal  Made hy Gromvko

New Orleans Store Clerk Fights Back   Warns Bigots ‘Have To Mess With Me’ Against Reprisals

Pair Lunch And Confer In Private Several Hundred  Applaud Indian Leader

President Kennedy greets Prime Minister Nehru on arrival in U.S.

Key World Problems On Agenda   President Personally Greets Indian Leader At Newport, R.!.

Kennedy, Nehru Begin Talks On World Problems   President Meets Prime Minister Of India At Quonset Naval Air Station

Most Sound And Fury Ended But The Assembly Lingers On   Quiet Weekend Awaits President At Retreat —

Ocean Floor Samples  Brought Up for Study Project Mohole Tests Drills  In Preliminary Soundings

Ancient Fossil Life Sought  Drill Removes Clay  From Floor of Ocear

Senate Passes Bill to Prevent Discrimination In Housing Sale Rental

lair Housing Measure Wins Senate Okay  . . Action an lawrence :   Action on Law rence’ s Business Tax Plans  Put Off to Next Week

Major Snow Storm Blows Out Of The West Into Prairie States Today

Four Die, Ten Hurt When Hotel Reeder Destroyed ‘In Chambersburg Blaze

NEW BUS SCHEDULE   Small Business Loan Agency Sets Conference Dates For Ruidoso Prospects

Spanish Main Hunt Pressed   -..Passenaers Unharmed   Lincoln Couple Safe—See Page 2

Exiled Portuguese Chief Says Vessel Seized For Political Reasons

U.S. Patrols On Autobahr Are Halted   Americans Defy New Attempt At Restrictions

Cars Stopped On Autobahn. One Released   Calculated Move By Russians Seen’ In Traffic Check

Lists “Most Important Duty” a porant Buty"  Jackie Kennedy Leaves  For Capital Tomorrow

Airlines Are Authorized To Up Fares 3 Per Cent   Increase Would Cost Air Travelers Estiniated $54 Million Per Year ..

Airlines  Get Hike In Rates   3 Per Cent Boost Authorized hy CAB

Airline Fare Hike Authorized  3 Pet. Allowed To Help Ease Financial Plich

Dalton Signs Bill for State Money fo Feed the Needy   Another Bill to Ease Unemployment Pinch Is Considered by House.

Nationalist China Seeks Reassurance   Vice President And. Premier Talks At White House With Kennedy Over Status

Nationalist China Gets  Assurances  Vice President Told Red China  Ra FIAT Pivwmnal

Man with a Problem   Chen Ceng Told Not To Fret —Red China Won't Join Yet

Formosa Given New Assurances  Official and JFK Pledge Mutual  Cacnaneratinan

Chen Ceng Visits President Kennedy China’s Veep Assured We Oppose Seating Of Red China In The UN

NIXON WILi SPEAK OUT ON PUBLIC ISSUES   ‘No Plans to to Run For Office He Says At Banquet.

(Official Urges OK On Wire Tap   Claims Device Is Needed By Police

Price-Wage Curb, Rations Are Proposed   JFK Will Seek Standby Law In Event Of Attack

President to Ask for Price, Wage Controls In Case of Nuclear Attack

Kennedy May Ask for Law to Control  Prices and Waves in Event of Attack

Ex-Top Red Wins Release  JFK Orders Henry Winston, Blind and Ill. To Be Freed

sentence Commuted  Kennedy Orders Top U. S. Red Freed From Prison

Top Commie is released   ].F.K. commutes Henry Winston's prison sentence

CE a RoR ET NE 2 Se ee Ne  SHORT WHITE HOUSE RELEASE REVEALS TRUTH: HAMSTERS DIE

lke and Kennedy  Discuss Security   (See Inaugural Stories on Page 3.)

Talk On World Situation Held At White House   Kennedy Calls On Eisenhower; Top Cabinet Aides Join In Discussion

President Reports On Problems   Laos, Cuba Situation, Gold Discussed In  Two Hour Conference

Other Top Officials Join Confab   Kennedy Calls Meeting ‘Very Cordial;’ Cover Variety of Topics

US May Fire Nuclear Armed Missiles In Atmosphere Tests   Related Stary on Page 6-A

Approve Plan to Collect Delinquent Income Taxes   Withholding System Is Okayed By Assembly in Monday Night Session

Pass: Withholding Plan to Collect  Delinquent Taxes  Assembly Measure Would Bring In $1.6 Million in Next Two Years

Debris, Mud Cover Galveston Streets  Picture Given Of Carlas Aftermath   Death Toll Now  33 In Four States From Killer Carla

Galveston Presents Ravaged Site After Disastrous Hurricane Carla

Smiles Are Few In Galveston   Resident Just Stares At Wood Pile — Home

Kledan-up Crews stQrt CMCIE Work . ert  Gloom, little joy, in Galveston

Galveston Residents Stare At What Is Remaining of Storm Tossed Possessions

E YEWITNESS Tears, flickers of smiles.  - crazily tilted piles of wood

Carla Aftermath! Laughter, Jokes And Tear: As People View Wreckage

Preliminary. Study Made by nance Chief  rol Fund y Make Out Safe ly, He Says...

Senate Quiz Of Weaver To Wind Up   Housing Chief's Loyalty File Probed At Lenethy Hearing

Questioning of Weaver Ending   Choice of U.S. Housing Chief Before Senators.

Weaver Receives Committee Nod; Full Senate Approval Seen Certain

Senate Group Will Conclude  Weaver Quiz   Banking Committee Question Kennedy's New Housing Chief

Weaver Given Approval As Housing Boss   Nominated For Highest Job Negrc Has Ever Held In The Government

Senators Give Okay To Weaver   New York Negr« Appointed As Housing Chief

Confirmation Is Delayed— Lengthy Questioning Of Weaver Is Ending

Senate Committee Approves Weaver As Housing Chief   Confirmation of New York Negro Likely Late in Month

Below ground atom blasts within month   Will not produce radioactive fallout dangerous to life

Fallout-tree Underground, Lab Shots Set   Chief Executive Declares ‘We Have No Other Choice’

No Fallout Type Tests Begin Soon   Russians Set Off Another; Kennedy Repeats Ban Offe:

'NO CHOICE'—KENNEDY U.S. to Resume A-Tests, Avoid ‘Fallout Danger

Will Be in Laboratories, Underground; ‘No Fallout   Neutrals Ask Summit Meeting  wr.s.%h. 2... Du. 4

JFK Cites Need After Russia's Third Blast   Program Designed to Improve Arms for Field Forces

President Says Russians Leave No Other Choic   Three-Year Ban Ends But Blasts Will Avoid Radioactive Fallout

‘Have No Other Choice’ Kennedy Says; Tests Will Have No Fallout:

Blasts Will be Underground fo Avoid Fallout   ‘No Other Choice’ Says Kennedy Afte Russian Tests

Underground Nuclear Blasts to Be Set Off  Kennedy Ends Ban on Tests

Forced To Resume Nuclear Tests -- Kennedy   Funds For Nuclear Tests

WILL CONDUCT TESTS UNDER SURFACE   President Acts After Third Soviet Atomic Blast   Explosions To Start This Month To Develop More Advanced Weapons

Underground Or In Laboratories  U.S. Will Resume Atomic Test Blasts

Third Explosion by Russians Prompts  Order by President   Moscow Takes Dim View of West's Nuclear Proposal

Kennedy Says We Have No Ofher Choice  Announcement  Follows Third Soviet Explosion

Underground Explosions Planned To Develop More Advanced U.S.A. Weapons

U.S. Planning A-Test Series   Workers Quiet, But Busy  Nevada Site Being Prenared For Atomic Tests

No Other Choice, Says Kennedy; First Blast Due This Month, Bul Will Be Underground

Nuclear Tests To Be Resumed Soon; Kennedy  No Other Choice, H:   No Other Choice, He Says in Announcement

Nuclear Experiments To Begin This Month   JFK Says Decision Based on Russia’s Renewal of Tests; “We Have No Othe Choice in Our Responsibilities’

‘No Choice’ Seen After Red Action   No Fallout Will Be Involved With Tests This Month

Kennedy Says Nation Has No Other Choice   Russia’s Third Shot Forces Move; Yanks To Fire Underground

Tests Will Bring U.S.  New Arms   Kennedy Says Red Testing Leaves U.S. No Other Out

Will Resume Nuclear Tests In Few Weeks; Kennedy Says,Has NoOtherChoice’

Follows Third Soviet Blast In Five Days   ‘No Other Choice,’ President Says; Small Tests Likely

U.S. To Use Fallout Safeguards In Testing   Russian Radioactive Debris Drifting To West Coast

NUCLEAR TESTS START THIS MONTH   Japanese Plead For Ban: Congress Applauds Decision

Underground Nuclear Shots Will Startin Few Weeks; No Danger From Fallout

U.S. Lifts Nuclear Test Ban   Door Still Open For Russians To Sign Pact

Tests to Start In a Few Weeks   Aim Is to Improve Weapons  Now In Hands of US Troops

JFK ASSERTS NO CHOICE GIVEN U.S.   Congress Backs Unanimously Kennedy Move

U.S. To Begin Underground Nuclear Tests   ‘No Other Choice’ Says President

Testing Will Begin This Month, White House  Discloses   THIRD EXPLOSION MADE BY SOVIETS

Third Soviet Blast Leaves No Alternative   Development of New Advanced Weapons Will Be Aim

U.S. Plans Resumption Of Testing   However, All Blasts Will Be Under Ground

No Other Choice, Says Kennedy _  Ban Revoked After Russians Set: Off -Third Blast

Reaction to U.S. Tests Favorable   Japan Dissenting; No Choice, Says JFK; Fallout Averted.

Kennedy Orders A-Tests   ‘No Other Choice,’ ’ President Says After Red Blasts

Move Follows Third Atomic Shot by Russ   Kennedy Says Nation To Hold Its Tests in Labs, Underground

Testing Set To Develop Better Arms   No Fallout Expectec From American Underground Sites

‘No Choice But To Resuine Testing—JFK   Underground Blasts Due By U. S. In Next Few Weeks

Experiments Will Take Place in Laboratory, Underground; “No Other Choice,” Says President.

Three Soviet Bomb Blasts Prompt Action   U. S. To Conduct Tests Underground; Won't Cause Fallout

JFK Says Nation Has No Choice   Russia’s Third Shot Forces U.S. To Act

U.S. To Resume Nuclear Tests, Underground   Leaders Of Both Parties Endorse President’s Action

Citizen Groups Split  Rich High Bond Proposal ls Debated at Meeting

Gen. Walker Charges Truman, Eisenhower  Kennedy Abdicated U.S. SovereigntyTOUN

State Juvenile Admissions End  Freeze To Hold Until Quota Plan Is Set Uo

State Juvenile Admissions End  Freeze To Hold Until   Freeze To Hold Until Quota Plan Is Set Up

India Takes Issue In UN With Soviet   Says World Wants To Promote Peace, Unity In Congo

Morgan Is Shot Within 2 Hours Of Conviction   Aide Also Dies Before Rifies for Helping Opponents of Castro

ONCE CASTRO’S AIDE  American Ex-Gl Executed After Quick Cuban Trial

Once Hailed as Hero  Former American Executed By Cuban Firing Squad

Morgan Judged Conspirator  American Aide to Castro Executed by Firing Squad

His Aide Also Shot By Squad   Two Accused Of Conspiracy Against Castro

Verdict Is Appealed  American Who Aided Castro Sentenced To Death In Cuba

SQUADRON FOR TERMINAL— Two-City Civic Leadership To Herald Air Force Act

Local Fireworks Cause Concern About Safe Use   Officers Receiving Complaints Already On Early Shooting

Local Fireworks Cause Concern About Safe Use   OV Si nape Raraivine   Officers Receiving Complaints Already On Early Shooting

-—-LAW MAY END MERIT SYSTEM-— County Civil Service  Limited By House Bill

Civil Service Effect in New Bill Studied   Opponents Claim End In Sight for Merit System in Counties

Civil Service Expansion Hit In House Vote  ws i   County Government System Under Bill; Senate Action Due

Getaway Car Of Lumumba Rifles Found   Deposed Premier Missing, Reports Of Death Persist

Lumumba’'s Car     Battling Rebels   Regime Denies Act Staged to Cover Un Death

Kennedy Name: Five Top Officials —   President-Elect, Staff Hurry To Complete Posts Before Jan. 20

Kennedy Names Five Top Officials To Interior Department Positions

Kennedy Speeds Constr ‘uction Of New  Regine; Vive Interior Officials Named

Addresses VFW Convention  Stahr Sees No War In Berlin, Tells Why

Cuba Claims U.S. Plans New  Invasion Plot   Stevenson Replies To Charges, Brands Them False

SUCCESSOR ATTENTION DIVERTED Cuba Charges ‘Mercenaries’ In Training For New Invasion

Dispute Solved At Charleston  Civil War Centennial Moved to Navy Station

House Refuses to Oppose Railway Merger, But Will Debate Milwaukee Plar

douse Refuses to Oppose Merger of Three Rajlroade   aAmareurs Blasted  Kealty Regulation Given Tentative House Approval

Kennedy to Get Summit Appeal Message Today   Emissaries From Belgrade Meeting Will be Welcomed

Border Incident Blamed On Communists   U.S. Gls Go Into Red Berlin

Reds Blamed After Incident   U.S. Troops Enter East Berlin To Escort Special Kennedy Envoy

Top US Official Is Rescued From Communist Zone By Military Police

U. S.- . Lroops March. into EB. Berlin   Clay Charges Red Police’ Behavior Caused Incident

Diplomat Held at Border East Germans Go Slow  When Gls Join Party

German Reds Blamed For New Incident   U. S. Troops March Into East Berlin Twice To Aid Envoy

Yanks Escort U.S. Official In East Zone   Vopo Officer Says Deputy Chief Of Mission Drinking

(AP Wirepholo Border Incident Blamed On Communists = iain Renate chek Si i  U.S. Gls Go Into Red Berlir

Clay Rakes E. German Police Aci   Gls Enter East Berlin After State Dept. Man Stopped.

Gen. Clay Charges Communist Po ice With Illegal Behavior on Berlin Border

Armed G.I.'s cross border. ‘free’ envoy  Into East Berlin.   Into East Berlin, bayonets fixed, backed by tanks

Deputy Chief Of Mission Defies ‘Vopos’ Tanks Cover US Army Troops On Sorties Into East Berlin -

German Reds Blamed for New Incident  US. Troops March Into East Berlin   U. S. Troops March Into East Berlin Twice To Aid Envoy

Armed GIs Go Twice To Aid Barred Envoy   Gen. Clay Pins Blame Upon People’s Police

Clay Puts Blame On E. Germans   Americans March Inte East Berlin Twice. ‘To Escort Officials

U.S. Troops, Diplomat Involved  Clay Blames ‘Vopos' For Incident

(Communist East German Police Back Up When-Gl’s Act Promptly In Border Flareup

Clay Blames Red Police for New Border Incident   U.S. Troops March Into E. Berlin Twice

German Reds Blamed for New Incident  U.S. Troops March   U.S. Troops March ‘Into East Berlin Twice To Aid Envoy

Escort State Dept. Official To City After Stopped By Police: Sherman Tanks Support Action

Berlin Fuss Blamed On Red Police   “US. Tréops Cross “Border Twice, To ‘Protect Official

: Troops Come to Rescue of U.S. Official  ‘Border Incident Expected t to 'Have Some Repercussions

Space Control Need Cited By Kennedy  Flies Back To Washington After  Cana Cad Talle

Control Of Outer Space Seen By U.S.   2.Wavy Control   Plan Weleome   Many Listeners   Crowds Eager

Action Urged In Control Of Outer Space   Leaders Cite Hope For International Space Regulations

Rescue Boy From Shaft; In 11 Hours   ‘Like Heaven’, He Savs of Rescue From Death Plunge

Heroism Not Dead!  Rigger Saves Youth From Jagged Shatt   Playing Wrecking Crew   ‘Youth Hurt badly In Wall Collapse

Anti-Castro Leaders Meet With Kennedy  Cardona Asks President's Aid With:   Cardona Asks President's Aid With OAS To Prevent Executions Of Rebels

Peace Corps Plea Sounded   Unions, Industry OK Loan of Skilled Aides

Peace Corps Plea Sounded   St ree eee Some Nee Cem,   Unions, Industry OK Loan Of Skilled Aides

Senate Report Criticizes Navy On Texas Tower   Biames Designers, Builders, Air Force For Jan. 15 Tragedy

Navy Blamed In Tragedy of “Texas Tower   Designers, Builders of Fated Structure Share Criticism

‘Tower ‘Builders Criticized   Services Also Rapped In Senate Report On Structure That Collapsed

Senate Report Raps Navy,  Tower Builders   Fault Assessed For January Collapse Of Radar Structure

Navy, Builders Of ‘Texas Tower’ Criticized In Senate Report Today

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religion Features)

OFFERS TO NEGOTIATE  Khrushchev Avoids Berlin  Access Question in Note

How It Woz DESPITE CALENDAR  _ SIGNS INDICATE . sPiitic. 48° HERE

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Might Try First Blow  Possibility of Red Attack Tempers Military Buildup

Why All-Out Mobilization Was Avoided  U.S. Feared Build-Uo Would Key Red Attack

Why All-Out Mobilization Was Avoided Peerage ane  J. 5. Feared Build-Un Would Key Red Attar!

U. $. Avoided Build-Up of Armed Forces  All-Out Mobilizatia:   All-Out Mobilization May Have Provoked Attack by Soviets

Armed Forces Buildup Said Not Temporary   Mobilization Is Paced To Avoid Possible Attack

U.S. Feared Russ Would Respond T< Mobilization With Attack: Report

Won't Affect Chimp Shot  Erratic Atlas. Exploded Tiny Monkey Is Killed

Monkey Perishe: As Atlas Missile Explodes in Test  Failure May Delay U.S. Plans to Put Aoeteamant ta f.1.°s

Tiny Monkey New Martyr Of Missile   Dies In Blast Of Adias, Eye Major Setback

MonkeyDies InExplosion OfWayward Atlas Missile   Possibility Seen Astronaut Hop  Later This Year Mav Be Delaved

Monkey Dies In Explosion Of Missile  av Delav Plan   May Delay Plan Of Sending Up Biq Chimpanzee

Ape-Carrying Atlas Missile Is Blown Up   Effect of Failure on Man-in-Spacé Plans Not Certain as Yet

Americans Display Varied Reactions On Liberation From “Santa Manana”

Moods aVry Widely Passengers Happy to Leave  ‘Ship Dubbed ‘Santa Manana

Life Never Dull on ‘Santa Manana’   Emotions Vary as Passengers Land

Molly of Fibber McGee and Molly Was 62  Comedienne Dies of Cancer

60,000 Airlines Workers May Be Idle   Lines To Start Furloughing This Morning; Strikers Ignore Goldbers Efforts

 Dragons and Unicorns Join Festivities  CHINATOWN OBSERVES NEW YEAR 4659

W. Europe Divided on Mr. K’s Talk   Find Caution, Skepticism and Willingness

Reactions To Big K Speech Are Varied   Khrushchev Blows Both Hot And Cold

Western Europe Is Skeptical of Premier's Talk   Caution, Suspicion In France, Germany

Western Europe Skeptical About Khrushchev’s Speech And Suspicious Of Motives

Suspicion ls Aroused By Khrush   Western Europe Reacts To Talk With Caution

West Europe's Press Lauds Talk ofParley   No Fundamental _ Change Indicated  In Soviet Position

Two Killed, Four Missing in Crash   Breaks Up in Flight In Fueling Rendezvou:

Jet Bomber Disintegrates, Six Men Die   Two Other Crewmen Parachute Safely in. North Carolina ._

2 Killed, 4 Missing in  N. C. Crash  ot CUI .-. J ot   Bomber Blows Up In Flight During  Refueline Move

‘Wilson Man Missing  Crash Kills Two Men: Four Missing, Two Safe

B-52 Bomber Crash Kills  Two Crewmer   Four Men Missing, Two Parachuted In Air Disaster

Red Affirms Berlin Stand  West Believed Nearer   West Believed Nearer Nevotiations Basis

Brandt Says JFK-Konrad Meet Helped   De Gaulle Though More Flexible On Parley Prospects

Allied Berlin Rights Dead, Ulbricht Says   Attempt To Maintain Occupation Doomed Red Chief Declares

‘NO OCCUPATION RIGHTS’ East Germany Warns Western Powers On Berlin Settlement

E. Germany Maintains Unyielding  Position   Statement Made As West Seeks  Common Stand For Nesotiation

10,000 PARADE IN BRITAIN TO BAN-THE-BOMB   Demonstrators Plead : “Save Humanity” As Laborites Meet   CONVENTION LIKELY TO IGNORE REQUEST

10,000 More U. S, Air, Ground Troops Ordered To Europe In Berlin Crisis

After Ammonia Barge Hase Line. Breaks  Fumes Force 10,000 to Flee Homes, Send 42 to Hospital

French Plane Crashes Near Rabat; 77 Die   Jetliner En Route From Paris Falls Into Ravine, Burns

17 DIE WHEN FRENCH JET LINER FALLS   3 Americans Are Among Victims

French Jetliner Crashes Killing All 77 Aboard   Plane Attempts Landing in Morocce During Heavy Fog

Integration Pressed At Other Points  Racial Barriers Come Down In Large School System In Dallas

No Trouble Expected  Dallas Publie Schools  Lifting Race Barriers

Thousands Stranded in Midwest Spring Snowstorm Buries Lower Michigan

Laotian King Trying to Get Talks Started   Ruler Taking Firm Hand to Get Warrin; Factions Together

King Of Laos Using Firm Hand For Peace   Monarch Seeks To Bring Factions To Conference At Funeral Of His Father

Veto Reported  On Appeal To SEATO   Rival Airdrops Continue To Combatants

Meeting At Peace Table _ May Occur At Funeral Of  Father Avril 28

Laos King Takes Hand In Bringing Factions Together   Hopes To Get Contending Sides To Sit At Peace Table When Father's Funeral ls Held; Would Veto Intervention Call

Royal Forces, Rebels Continue Maneuvers As British-Soviet Cease-Fire Awaited

Pull Uncle Sam's Whiskers: Too Offen —  Canadian Kids in Their Yule Tree Tricks Again

Tearful Tales Untrue  May Have Pulled Santa's Whiskers Once Too Often

Asian Reds Set For an All-Out Attack on Laos   Select Tomorrow for An Offensive Against Conservation Premier

18 Die in Fiery Takeoff Crash Of Globemaster   Six AF Men, 12 Soldiers Victims  At McChord AFB

Four Survive Fiery Takeoff Crash In Fog   2 U. S.. Servicemen Had Just Completed Intensive Training

" bers ‘Break Even’ tate Crime. ‘Spree      Cops, Ro In ‘Three- ,

Democrats to Submit Congressional Districts Reapportionment Plan

Demos Offer Own Bill On  Redistricts   Congress Seats Are At Stake Jn New Setup

Record Attendance Expected For State School of Mines Commencement at BHS Today   / CLASS PICTURE PAGE 6   George Gale Heads Mines Alumni; Group Hears Talk on Mining Problems

Mines Graduation Speaker Greeted   Record Attendance Expected For State School of Mines  Commencement at BHS Today   CLASS PICTURE PAGE 6   George Gale Heads Mines Alumni; Group Hears Talk on Mining Problems

Greatest Military Threat To West Since World War Il   (from Combined Dispatches of Associated Press and United Prece Infarnational)

* GOLDWATER  (CONTINUED ON BACK PAGE)   Order Some Red Troops to Serve 6 More Months

Violent Wind Hits Klooded Texas Town   2 Killed And 50 Injured By Debris, Flying Glass

Weather Causes Delay  Astronaut Shot Try Set Tomorrow   Just Another Day  For Grissom Family

Man-in-Space Shot Delayed by Weather   Now Scheduled for Wednesday Morning: Grissom Unperturbed

Cloudy Skies Delay ‘Astronaut’s Flight —      Grissom Shrugs, Rolls Over, Goes Back to Sleep

Postpone Astronaut  Space Ride   Weather Delays Grissom's Trip Until Wednesday

Man.-in-Space Shot Delayed 24 Hours By Layer of Clouds   Grissom Expected to Take Rocket Ride Early Tomorrow

Grissom Unconcerned At Postponement  ~ Space Shot Slated Wednesday

Ulouds FOstpone Liat’  Grissom Keeps ‘Calm As Space Shot Is Delayed

Cloudy Skies In Area Cause Postponement   Grissom Begins Countdown Again For 15-Minute Ride

Astronaut Ride Held Up 24 Hours By Cloudy Skies  Blastoff Delayed Until Wednesday Around 8 a.m.

TIROS REVEALS DISTURBANCE  ‘Weather Delays Grissom’s Space Journey for 24. Hours

2nd Manned Shot Set For Wednesday :  Exneorte Advicad:.   Experts Advised Postponement For At Least 24. Hours

Astronaut's Flight Set Wednesday   Postponement Caused by Weather; Grissom Takes News Calmly, Goes to Slee

Clouds Force Post ponement-- Space Shot Reset For Wednesday      ‘Related Stories, Page &

eee ‘enema anaeameniemee nena sonsnnacaananect  Space Shot Delayed        u mproved W eather Expected Tomorrow

Tip-Of f to Weathermen  Tiros Spots Clouds, Space Shot Postponed

Buttermilk Clouds Forced To Postpone Second U.S.  Man In Space Flight Today

Space Test Siated For Tomorrow   High Buttermilt Clouds Forced Delay Today

Weather Postpones Space Shot  Rocket Ride Scheduled   Rocket Ride Scheduled Wednesday .

Reschedule Manned Space Shot, Weather Causes Delay   Photo Finish for Mackinac Winner

Geeond Seace Shot Scheduled Temorrow  Le fe Wa ee =—_— a — = = —

2nd Space Man Shot Is Reset   Launching {s Now To Be On Wednesday

Grissom Remains Calm  Weather Delays U.S. Space Hop Until Wednesday

Clouds Delay Test in Space  ‘Second U.S. Manned Flight Now Slated far Wednocdny at & AM

News Qj Space Postponement Taken Calmly By Astronaut   U.S. Spaceman's Father Disappointed By Delay

Grissom Takes Delay Calmly... @  Second U. S. Man-in- Space Shot Set for Wednesday

Gus’ Shrugs, Goes Back To Sleep  Mercury Shot Rescheduled After Weather Blocks Try

Council Holds Initial Budget Meet Monday  ‘Will Discuss — $771,329 Figure

Mistaken for Deer  Falls Airman Is State’s Ninth Hunting Fatality

UAW, Ford Trade ‘Facts’ On Incomes   Firm Uses Booklet; Union On Billboards Talks Continue

Ford Co. Pay Is 71 Cents Per Hour Higher Than Average Manufacturer

on pet YER  Ford Says Pay 71 Cents An Hour Above Manufacturing Average

Ford Employes Told Pay Above Industry Level   Management Tells of Its Responsibilities

Contract Negotiations . .  Ford Motor Company Says     Pay Scale Above Average

beeen  President. Gromvko  Meet Friday   U.S. Seeks From Bonn Clearer View On Berlin Policy

U.S. Eyes Clarity In West Germans’ Policy On Berlin   MANY OUFSTIONS

United States Seeking Clear Berlin Stand   Kennedy And Soviet Boss Meet Tomorrow To Discuss Crisis

U.S. Seeking German Views   Berlin Data Needed Prior to Talks Friday

U.S. Seeks W. German Berlin View   Kennedy Preparing For Session With Soviet Minister

Clearer View Of West Germans Policy On Berlin Issue Sought      Wanted By Kennedy Before He Meets With Gromyko:- Tomorrow

Rusk After Bonn Policy On Berlin   Facts Wanted Before Kennedy Sees Gromyko

U.S. Seeking W. Germany's View on Berlir   Rusk Advising Allies Of Discussions With Soviet Minister

U.S. Probes German View On W. Berlin   JFK Meets Soviet Minister Tomorrow; Bonn Aide Recalled

ERMAN NOW SEEKS ON WES BERLI   Part of Preparation For Gromyko Talks

Common Position Sought  U.S. Seeks Bonn View For Parley On Berlin

Rusk Consults Bonn on Talks  With,  Cromyko  n Touch   U.S. in Touch © Before Talks With  Soviet Tomorrow

U.S. Seeking German Views  Berlin Data Needed Db.  ~~ Ba Talle Bidens

U.S. SEEKING W. GERMAN BERLIN STAND President Prepares For Gromyko

‘Before JFK- Gromyko Talks « . Seek Clearer View of W. German Policy

Tractor Group Heading Home Without ‘Deal’   Castro’s Demand Takes Big Jump

Mrs. Raymond Auto Victim Former ‘Local. Womar  Killed In.Baltimore -

Gromyko Hurls New Threats at West   Soviets May Yet Sign Separate Peace Treaty.

Nehru Hits  Red Action  In Hungary Calls It Brutal  In Outspoken TV Tatareiew

Dulles To Quit, Salinger Affirms  No Comment Made On His Successor

White House Affirms Dulles To Quit CIA   Salinger Declines Comment on Report Successor Named

Deadline Passes Without Accord In Air Strike  Pl dhiaen: Senki:   Goldberg Seeking To Take Western From Holdout Ranks

Showdown Near In Ohio Legislature On Bill To Give Local Gov’ts More Highway Money

Showdown Neal On Transfer Of Highway Funds   $15 Million Yearly May Go Direct To Local Governments

Showdown Nea On Transfer of Highway Funds  $15 Million Yearly   $15 Million Yearly May Go Direct to Local Governments

Allies Vow Protection For Berlin   “Red Challenge To Be Met Throughout the World"’— NATO.

NATO Pledges fo Keep Freedon Of West Berlin   Western Allies Plan To Meet Challenge Of Communist Bloc

Communique Also Promises To Meet Communist Bloc's Challenge Throughout the World

Reds Informed Allies To Meet Every Challenge   ‘Won't Be Bullied’ Statement Issued As Parley Ends

Would Block Red Inroads  On Freedom  Rusk Reveals Allotment of > Polaris Subs

On The Inside    And Meet World Communist Threat  “NATO Will Keep West Germany Free   Coamopletion of the communiaus

Resources Adequate, All Agree   Don’t Intend To Be Bullied By Commie Bloc

Berlin Gets New Pledge Of Freedom      Three-Day Meet Of Western Bloc Ended In Norway

Accord Stressed At Close   Strong Alliance Vital To Peace, Liberty, Says Final Statement

W. Berlin Liberty To Be Preserved, Promise of NATO   Pledge to Meet Red Challenge in World

NATO Pledges Freedom For . West Berlin   Ministers Also Yow To Meet Challenge Of Red Bloc Around World

‘Will Meet World-Wide Red Challenge’   U.S. Promises 5 Nuclear Subs For Europe Defense

NATO Seen As Essential To Peace  Ministers Believe Resources Adequat   Ministers Believe Resources Adequate To Curb Agpression

Nations Will Keep W. Berlin Free, Pledge   Combine Resources Against Aggression by Communists

NATO Allies Pledges to Preserve Freedom of West Berlin Residents

NATO Pledges To Keep West  Berlin Free   Allied Foreign Ministers, Closing Conference, Also Promise To Meet Reds’ Global Challenge.

With Pledge To Berlin  NATO Rejects Soviet ‘Co-Existence’- Doctrine

REJECT COEXISTENCE DOCTRINE ~NATO Ministers Vow To Meet Red Menace

Keel Unity Will Bloek Ageression  W ould Negotiate, Won't Be Bullied

Ministers Issue Freedom Pledge To West Berlin  Oslo Meeting of Leaders Is Over

MEETS COMMUNIST CHALLENGES  NATO to Protect Freedom of West Berlin Residents

NATO does not intend to be bullied   Voice rejection of K’s peaceful coexistence plan

W. Berlin Support Pledged   NATO Ministers  Promise To Meet Communist Threat

West Berlin Freedom Is  NATO Goal   Ministers Say , Allies Can Stop  Red Aggression

SET TO MEET COMMUNIST CHALLENGE   Don’t Intend To Be Bullied. Communique Says   United States To Assign Five Polaris Subs To Alliance By 1963

‘Confident’ of Abilify fo Avert Red Aggression   Communique Vows te Meet Communists’ Challenge Everywhere

NATO’S Total Resources Believed Able To Prevent Aggression By Communists

NATO Vows To Protect West Berlin   Combined Resources Able To Stop Reds: Communique

NATO Gives Vow to Keep Berlin Free   Foreign Ministers ~ End Oslo Parley, Express Confidence

Challenge Of Red Bloc Mef World-Wide   Allies’ Resources Adequate’ To Meet Any Aggression

FREEDOM OF BERLIN IS REPLEDGED   Feel Resources Sufficient To Balk Communisy

FreedomofWestBerlin to Meet Red Challenge   Confident That Resources Can Bar Aaqaression

NATO to preserve  Berlin   Ministers reaffirm promise of freedom

Chiefs End: 3-Day Meet With Pledge   Promise To Preserve Liberty Of West Berlin

Battle Red Challenve NATO Ministers Promise To Preserve W. Berlin Freedon

Freedom Of 2: Million People is Promised   Pledges To Meet Challenge Of Red Bloc Throughout World

Inside Today's Time:   NATO Ministers Pledge To Preserve West Berlin Freedom, Counter Reds

MHVUYS VOMEINGHE OF NCOVUILES « 2 «  NATO Promises Backing To West Berlin Residents

Will Guard Residents of  West Berlin   Foreign Ministers Reveal Stand As 3-Day Meet Ends

Readiness For ‘Brush Fire War Worries JFK   President Is Not Satisfied With Military Strenath

Brush Fire Preparedness Lacking ..  Kennedy Wants US Ready for Small Wars

Military Manpower  Of U.S. Cut   Lack Strength For Fighting Brush Fire Wars

Vigorous Retort Dr. Doering Answers  Metcalf Replies to Babcock Blast

Anderson Again Anaconda Mayor   Republican Defeated In Lone Contest Of Butte’s Election

MAYOR'S REMARK VIEWED   PHILADELPHIA (AP) —Mayor Richardson Dilworth, a member of an old and wealthy Pennsylvania

Protection From Nuclear Hazards Now Available For Low Cost Per Person

NofeKennedy OKed May Help Start Laos Talks  Geneva Conference Lifs,.j3J4&.n. mia     Geneva Conference Halted by Pro-Red  Cence-Fire Vinlatian:

Possible Break In Deadlocked Laos Peace Talks Appears In The Making

Possible Break in Laos Talks Appear in Making  Note From Kennedy, Presented  to Russians, Eagerly Received

Laos Parley Break Hinted  Ambassador Delivers Note OKd by Kennedy

Laos Meef Deadlock Ena Seén   Gromyko Gets Note Okayed By Kennedy

See Possible Break on Laos   Russia Responds to U.S. Note On Resumption of Parlevys at Geneva

Russia ‘Eager’ to Resume Talks Possible Break Seen In Deadlock on Laos

DEADLOCKED LAOS PARLEY BREAK FORMS   Gromyko Hinted Eager To Resume Geneva Sessions

KENNEDY NOTE IS DELIVERED T0 GROMYKO   But No Compromise Forthcoming From Soviets  ATTEMPT   To Pin Blame On U. S. For Communist Rebel Attack On Village Of Padong

Laos Meet Deadlock Is Easing   Russia Eager  To Continue Talks But Offers No Compromise

Break Seen In Deadlocked Laos Parley   Harriman, Gromyko Confer In Hopes To End Fighting

Break Looms In Stalematec Laos Parleys   Russians Express _ Eagerness To Keep Conference Going °

Air Force’s Monopoly: in Military Space Projects Brings Questioning

Paging The News   Order Making Air Force  Space ‘Boss’ Stirs Storm

Military Spar ce Froyects  AF’ Brass Queried On Monopoly Charge   Gen. Thoma<c D. White. A

Army Opposes Space Change  Criticizes Control by Air Force Alone

House Group Scans Space Control Move   Decision To Give Air Foree Virtual Monopoly Checked

Johnson Assails Red Demands for  Atom Veto Power   ANGLO.-U,S. TALKS SET  West Is Hopeful Of Truce in Laos

Johnson Says U. 5. to Reject Soviet Demand   Vice President Declines to Say How Much Longer Talks  to Be Continued.   Declines Estimate

Feature Finder   Anti-Castro Activity Seen on the Increase Inside Cuba

Committees Report  Members Of General Assembly Face Controversial Measures

RECORD-BREAKING BUDGET SET FOR 1962  Soviets Hike Military Spending

Soviets. Increase Budget   [-7 ee BA litcouy    Big Military Spending Hike

Total Outlay Sets Record  Indicates Soviets See  Further World Tension

Soviet Sets Record For  ‘62 Budget   Blamed For Major Military Outlays

Reds Boost Military Spending   1962 Budget Is  50 Per Cent Higher For Use By Soviet Armed Forces

Seeing Double? Twin Santas—   Big Increase In Military Spending Set

Russ Budget At New Higlt   Huge Hike in Military Spending Included in Record-Setting Sum

RUSSIANS HIKE ‘62 MILITARY BUDGET   Next Year’s Figure Boosted Almost 50 Per Cent Over 1961

More Money For Military In the Soviet  Russia Announces   Russia Announces Record-Breaking Budget for 1962 .

MILITARY HIKED SHARPLY  ss pst elermtememmiettte  Record Budget Set By Soviet For °62

Staggering Boost Given To Military   Reds Likely Fee! Tension To Remain At Peak

Russia To Hike Fund For Arms   Comparison with U.S Difficult; No Hint OF Tension Cut.

Total: 81.9 Billion Rubles  Moscow's 1962 Budget Sets Mark, Ups Arms 50 Per Cent

Soviets Announce Record Budget; A Big Defense Item   New Military Figure Is Larger Than Regular and Emergency 1961 Figures.

Russians Boost Military Budget Nearly 50 Per Cent   Soviet Tactics In War Estimated By Intelligence

MILITARY HIKED SHARPLY  ao enamine = paneameabainmscan enone  Record Budget Set By Soviet For °62

Ina Record-Breaking 1962 Budget  Red Military Budget Up 50 Percent

Military Spending Hiked 50 Per Cent— Soviets Announce Record Breaking Budget For 1962

Soviets Reveal Record-Breaking Budget For 1962   Staggering Hike In Amount Of Arms Spending

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion  Lp atures< )

30 Ov. Utter Announces George Gosman Is Named To Highway Commission

~eneemrmnneeninne momne  George Gosman Is Named To Highway Commission

Group Kills Effort To Up House Seats  20 Bills Wiped Out By Judiciary Body;

House Group Erases Bills To Add Seats   Score Of Measures Designed To Boost Membership Killed

Inside...    Would Mave Saved Missouri Seat  Proposals to Boost House Membership Killed

New Life for Program Key House Demos Approve  Compromise Education Plar

Educational Aid Program Has New Life   Ribicoff Patches Up Compromise; ‘Up To Rayburn’

a Youths Protest U.N. Act  ect eretteme eee tener acm at  U S Consulate Building Stoned

Soviet Rejects Protests About Border Closing   Shifts Blame to Western Powers

Western Protests Get No Where Wit Russian Leaders  Charge West With ‘Deception, Bribery And Blackmail’

SOVIETS REJECT PROTESTS      Reds Blame West For East Germany's Jnteral Troubles

Soviets reject West protest   Accuse the U.S. of provocations in old capital

U.S. Protest  Rejected  By Moscow Swift Reply  Made to Berlin  a,

Red Note Charges Blackmail   Says West Used Deceit in Flow Of East Refuqees

Provocation And Bribery By West Hit   Allies Belitiled On Claim Berlin Rights Violated

Soviet Rejects Protest Over Shut Border   Flow Of Refugee: Termed ‘Bribery And Blackmail’

Reds Reject Protests  By The West   Charge Refugee Flow Arose From Maneuvers By West

Cites Controversies  Rep. Cooley Will Propose New Farm Legislation Plan

Broadcasts to World Pope Appeals to Nations Rulers to Keep the Peace

Radio transmitters broadcast talk in 30 languages   Pope John XXIll gives Christmas peace message

Transmitters Carry Yuletide Address World Wide   Pope Issues Peace Message

U.N. Assembly Leader Wants fo Start Work   U.S., Russia Have Difference on Agenda Items

Thousands In Midwest Homeless  Costly Spring Floods Inundate Parts

Thousands Of Families Homeless  In Wake Of Midwest Spring Floods

U.S. Lowlands Hit by Floods   Thousands Flee, But Worst Seems Over

Thousands Homeless cece LN NC LN LC NENT  Spring Floods Clobber Midwest

Damage Estimated In Millions   Hundreds Of Schools Are Closed, Fear Outbreak Of Ty-nhaid Fervar

Floods Rake Many Areas In Midwest   Rains, High Winds Hit Washington, -Damage Is Heavy

Thousands Homeless As Result   Damage To Run High; Diseases Feared

5 Midwest States Hit By Waters   Damage Counted ‘Ta Millions as Battle Continues

_ LEAVE THOUSANDS HOMELESS Floods Pour Across  Nation’s Midsection

THOUSANDS HOMELESS IN MIDWEST   Spring Floods Bring Damage In MAilliane

Midwest Flooding Forces Thousands From Their Homes   St. Louis Area Is the Hardest Hit in Missouri; Many Rivers Flooded.

Damaging Floods Periling Midw est   Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Kentucky And Kansas Hit Hardest

Damaging Floods Causing Misery In Parts Of U.S.  Many Are Homeless   Many Are Homeless But Worst Of Rains Appear To Be Over

Test of Minuteman Proves  Push-Button War Possible   Ry REFM PRICE

Une Man Can Destroy Nations  Minuteman Heralds Era of Push- Button Warfare

MISSILE S/LOS PLANNED  Push-Button Warfare Becomes Grim Reality As U.S.Completes Test

Prime Target .  Minuteman Success Poses Difficult Problem For U.S.

Warfare Reaches Point Where One Man, 1 Finger Can Destroy Nations

Minuteman Test Points Way to Push-Button War   Brings U.S. Step Nearer to New Power and New Danger

‘Push Button War Became Reality Yesterday Morning With Advent of Minuteman Missile

Deadly U.S. Missile  ‘Actual Push-Button Was Now A Real Possibility

U. S. Launching Of Minuteman Missile Makes Push-Button Warfare Reality

New Fighting Feared Hammarskiold To Try To Bring Peace Between Tunisia and France

Dae Flies to Tunis In Try for Peace   Shooting Kills 5 in Midland

U. N. Secretary Flies To Tunis Upon Request   French Still Control Strategic Points Of City After Fight; Will Not Withdraw

Ulbricht In  Admission Says Regime Needs Aid  of Soviets to Fxjct

Army Did It. Red Admits  In Germany   Ulbricht Also Tells Of Loss In Flight West By Specialists

Defections To West Heavy Blow: Ulbricht  Says Soviet Army Built Red Germany

East German Boss Admits Shaky Plight   Russian Army ‘Props’ Nation; Flight To West Hits Economy

Soviet Army Given Credit By Ulbricht   Makes It Possible For Communization Of East Germany

Ulbricht Admits Reason Berlin Wall Was Buili   Leader Says Presence of Red Army Made Communization Possible

Troubles in East Germany Admitted By Red Leader   Ulbright Says Soviet Army Forced Communism There; Reveals Losses to West.

Ulbricht Admits Army of Soviets Backing Regime   Flight of Scientists A Tremendous Blow

THE HOMETOWNERS  »-THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ONIN MCKINNEY «4  ~GOLLIN GOUNT Y_

Explorer 12 Wings on Solar Study   ‘Windmill?’ Shot  Seen Success

U.S. Charged With Provocation  Soviets Toss Cold Water On Quick Laos Cease Fire

British Predict Laos Accord    Russia Throws Cold Water On Cease-Fire

‘May Be Timed With Berlin Crisis  See Reds Opening New Viet Nam Offense Soon

—-U. S. GIVES MORE AID Predict Red Offensive Against S. Viet Num

Expect Red Grab Tn Viet Nam  - Commie Offensive  To Start In Nov.,   Miltary Saves

U.S. Military. Predicts Drive By N. Viet Nan   May Coincide With Peak of Crisis Over Berlin Problem

Red Offensive Against Viet Na am Forecast  May Press Regular Forces Into Drive Seen In November

U.S. Experts Anticipate Offensive   Expected To Come In November Or December.

‘WEATHER   Miitary Leaders Forecast Possible South Viet Nam Invasion

U.S. Expects Red Drive on S. Viet Nam   New Attacks Loom With Passing © Of Rainy Season

U.S. EXPECTS RED INVASION IN-VIET NAM   American-Troined Southerners Make Ready For Attack

Red Drive Seen In$. Viet Nam  Could Present U.S. Grave Challenae

Predict Drive by Reds in South Viet Nan   May Follow Rain Season; More US Aid

Washington: an Red Move In Viet Nam Is Predicted  Pentagon Thinks .  Aggression Will * [ Tintrsrailes

Fresh Troops To Counter  Rebel Drive   South Viet Nam Surrounded By  Rebel Forces

Jasper County May Face New Tax Crackdown   Fanning Takes issue With Tax Groun’s Claim

 As Kennedy Wanted .  Multi-Billion H ousing \Bill Passed By House; GOP Efforts Rejected   Parochial Loans Put  Into Bill

House Votes Housing Bil 235 Io 1/8   Republican Proposed Substitute Loses Out In Two Attempts

House Passes Multi-Billion Housing Bill   Measure Follows Kennedy Proposals On Redevelopment

House Demos Twice Down Sub Measure   Multi-Billion Bill Allows Spending For 4 Years And Up

Urban Development Help House Passes Multi-Billion  Dollar Housing Measure

HOUSING BILL PASSES HOUSE BY 57 VOTES   Measure Generally Follows Kennedy's Re commendations   GOP AMENDMENTS ; ARE TURNED DOWN

House Passes Big Housing Bill, 255-178   Spending for 4 Years Or Longer Provided; GOPs Hit Measure

FINAL VOTE NEXT WEEK , House Passes Multi-Billion Housing, Development Bill

GOP Version Beaten Down By Democrats   Measure Approved 235-178 Generally Follows JFK Plans

Businessmen Given Views On Barriers   Action To Ease Tariffs Stressed At Major Meet

President Urges Cuts In Tariffs  — Pronoses Actic   Proposes Action By All Nations Of Free World

— Addresses Meeting  Free World's Trade Barriers Must Go, Manufacturers Told

Trade Policies Must Change, Says President   Asserts Trade Barriers Must Come Down—Under Leadership Of U.S. And Europe; Denies He’s Antibusiness

Drummond Girl Grooms Fair Competitor   Deer Lodge Fair in Full Swing   Livestock Judging Today

Senate Okays Highway Funds Sought By JFK   Anti-Billboards Clause Is Added, House Disagreed

Reds Tighten Inspection of U. 8S. Convoys   Nine Vehicles Held Up on Autobahn in New Showdown

Soviets halt U.S. Army  convoy on the autobahn   Weet tects rights

Russians Hold Up Army Vehicles on German Autobahn   Papers Weren't In Order? Soviet Press Calls Army Movements Provocative.

WARN OF ‘PROVOCATIONS’ Soviets Halt U.S. Army Vehicles On Autobahn

Russ Halt U. 5. Convoy fo West Berlin   Begin Closer Inspection of Army Movement:

Soviet Again Halts Portion OfU. S. Convoy   Paper Work Mixup Corrected, Then Trucks Move

NSPECTIONS ARE TIGHTENED  Russians Halt Nine U. S. Army Vehicles On Autobahn

Soviets Halt 9 U.S. Army Vehicles for Over Hour on Autobahn tn Tightened Inspection

Vs. Army vehicles halted ate iene tsa  Reds tighten convoy checks

Tighten Checkup Of Convoys Out Of West Berlin   Claim Travel Papers In Error: Corrected

Russians Halt American Troop Convoy  Reds Warn   Reds Warn Of ‘Dangerous Consequences’

Soviets halt Yank convoys on autobahn   OK passage of vehicles  after check of papers

Soviets halt and inspect contingent   Allowed to go on after papers ‘straightened out’

Army Unit Halted By Soviet Union On Lifeline Road   Autobahn Incident Today Seems A Test of US. Rights in Area

HOLD UP NINE U. 5. ARMY VEHICLES   Charge Error Was Made In Travel Documents   Troop Movements In West Germany Could Lead To Dangerous Results

On Autobahn To Berlin Russians Halt U.S. Military Convoy; Warn Against U.S. Troop Movements

Test Berlin Access Right   Nine Army Trucks Held Over Hour On Autobahn

Russians Delay U.S. Vehicles   U. S. Continues to Move Convoys in and out of Berlin Despite Warnings

Reds Tighten Inspection, But Don't Stop Vehicles . .  U. S. Defies Soviet Warning, Moves Troops Over Autobahn      Rv EUGENE KRAMER

Reds Halt U.S. Units At Berlin   ‘Error’ fn Travel Documents Cited

Tighten Check on Autobahn  Russia Warns Against Troop  Movements

Army Unit Halted By Soviet Union On Lifeline Road  Autobahn Incident Today Seems  A Tact al ti¢ D; ahi Sa. Aean

Russians Half Army Vehicles Leaving Berlin   After Documents *Straightened Out’ Convoy Released

Inspection Tightened By Soviets   Reds Warn Troop Moves Could Lead To Dire Results

NEW TENSION OVER ACCESS BREAKS OUT   Troop Movements Are Provocative Soviets Declare

Nation Turns Toward Recovery Road As Employment; Work Hours Mount:

Economic Recovery Is Moving Forward  Emplovment. Working Hours Gain

Some Areas Rather Cool Others Hot   ‘Tornado-Like Winds Lash Northwest Fla.

Rebel Troops Flown Into Laotian Capital To Serve as Guards During Conference

Three Rulers Begin Confab Wednesday   Hundreds Watch ‘Jungle Men’ Enter Temporary Quarters

Soldiers Enter Laotian City Pe: acefully. Serve  As Guards For Parley

Armed Gls Again Escort U.S. Civilians   Troops With Cocked Guns Pass Commie Guards In Berlin

Downtown Doinas   _ BUD VANDER WELL ‘hew SUPERETTE MANAGER — HAROLD BALDES BUYS: URBAN’S INTEREST IN FOON eraocr urnne

JOM nTOWR- ish  Bup VANDER. ‘WELL NEW. SUPERETTE MANAGER ; HAROLD: BALDES: BUYS  URBAN's. INTEREST. — IN FOOD STORE HERE

Grandfather Clocked  Conrad Trims 20 Days Off Record Global Trip

Grandfather Sets Record for Round the World Flight in Light Plane in 8 Days

CONRAD FLIES AROUND WORLD IN EIGHT DAYS   Smashes Former Light Plane Mark of 29 Doys.

Less Than 9 Days! Flying Grandfather Sets Record For Globe Flight In Light Plane

Light Plane Record Set By Conrad   Around-the-World Flight Is Made Short of Nine Days

U.S. Faces Second-Rate Status  Teller Urges Quick  Testing Resumption

TELLER SAYS U. S. MUST TEST AGAIN   Atomic Scientist Beheves Big Russian Bomb Of Little Value Rilttariiy

Emergency Declared In S. Viet Nam  Gen. Taylor Hold Talks On Whethe:

First Negro On State High Court   Auditor Smith Appointed To Post By Swainson

High Court Post Goes To Negro   Gov. Swainson Picks Auditor General Smith For Supreme Court Job

ls First Negro Ever to Sit on State High Court   Talbot Smith Goes To Federal Bench

House Rules VoteComes  Thursday  Leaders Seeking More Members On Committee

House Rules Test Is Due  Tomorrow  Twa Discents   Two Dissents In Committee By Southerners

Backers Of JFK Plans Would Help  Thantaiwan tala   Decisive Ballot To Come Thursday In Honse Debate

Rayburn Plan Voves Closer  To Vitel Test  House Rules Group ay ae og, ee   House Rules Group Clears Democrat Ide; To Dilute Its Power

Two Mediators Strive To Help Set Congo Pact   Moise, Adoula In No Mood For Compromise

Shoots 150-Plus Castro Tries Golf, Decides  He Could Beat Kennedy

CASTRO: COULD WHIP JFK  Fidels Golf Game Poor,  Havanas Caddies Claim

Bang Bureau! LINDA THOMA SUFFERS  BRUISES IN BICYCLECAR MISHAP THURSDAY

Bang Bureau! LINDA THOMA SUFFERS.  BRUISES: IMs BiCysLb..CAR WMISHAD raerenierramsy

Atmosphere Tense  Cuba Steps Up Anti-Invasion Defenses   ‘Kennedy Advisers Split ‘On Cuban Refugee Policy

Castro Is Mobilizing   Cuba Blacking Out News About Liberation Forces

More Rebel Activity In Cuban Hills   Island Press Mum On Stories Of Invasion

Castro Regime Is Mobilizing?   Blackout on News of Liberation Reports

Stons Point To New Castro Mobilization      Policy On Helping Rofucecs Debated

Add Division To Prepare For Berlin   Definite Decisions By Kennedy Expected Within Next 3 Weeks

Add Troops In Europe   Five Divisions Now n Germany As Part OF NATO Defenses.

President Would Curb Red Attack   Crisis Over. Berlin May Become Acute Toward End Of Year

May Prepare for Final Showdown Over W. Berlin   Military Authorities Reported Favoring Dispatch of One More Division to Bolster NATO.

Acute Berlin Tension Seen  By Year’s End   Authorities in Favor Of Sending at Least One More Division

(Somerset Maugham’s "Rain" lata salary of $125,000.       Peter Lawford   Catheia Hesnitel

State board defended 2,500 jam Statehouse to support schools bill

U.S. Assigns 12 Planes To South Viet Nam   U. S. Supplies. _ Also Pouring In

Behindscene \Deadlocked In Successor For Dag; Slim Election Is Up But Doubtful

U.N. Assembly Plans Agenda, Dag Mourned   Russians Demand ‘Troika’ System For Leadershio   MAY TAKE DAYS

Hike In Jobs Sets Record, Outlook Good   Report For August Shows U. 8S. Jobless List Due To Decline

State Search, Seizure Act Is Declared Void   Violates Constitution Of  U.S., Judge Zick Holds

Kennedy, Advisers Hold Urgent Talks   HAZARDOUS CHOICE U.S. is Caught In Risky Squeeze   Coalition Is Breached

ene rifss (UU vays— . Domestic Affairs Finds Kennedy Winning Congressional Battles

Breaches Coalition  Kennedy’s First 100 Days Sees His Plans Rolling

Bomb Kills AtLeast50 In Colombi:   Scores Injured At Celebration Christmas Eve

USAF Detects Missile Object Near Pacific   Heading for Pacific; May Be Russian Try At New Space Feat

Russ Rocket Or Missile Over Pacific   Suspect Space Vehicle Fired as Ships Move Toward Recovery Zone Southwest of Hawaii

ALF. Detects Sky Shot From Russ  ‘Object’ Brings Alert in Pacific

Russia May Be Trying Space Feat   Missile-Like Object Detected By U.S. Air Force

Stockpile for Emergency   AIMED OVER PACIFIC U.S. Spots Mystery Soviet Missile Sho

Montanan Testifies ANPA Protests Postal Rate _ Increase for Newspapers

Tank Explosion Jars Jolly Nikita  ‘And Seares Securitv Men at Fair

‘His Conscience Maybe. Big Bang At Fair Gives Khrushchev The Jumps

GOT A SORE THROAT. TWIGGA?   185 Years Ago Tomorrow  Words Were Fine, but.....

WEATHER FORECAST   Weak Men Learn Meaning Of Equality, Justice For All   CONGO IGNORANCE

‘Make Words Meaningful’   America Faces Stiff Challenge On Doctrine

Giessel Named State Auditor   Dropping of Keliher Expected to Start Fight in Senate

Nine Alpine Soldiers Suffer Frozen Legs When Caught In Blizzard...  Two Die Of Exposure   CUBAN OFFICIAL IN TOKYO MISSING

Officer Winn’s Condition Worse  Operated On Again At Indianapolis Hospital —Gunman Is Improvec

FTC Serves Notice: _. False Drug Advertising Will Draw Sharp Action

‘FIRST DUTY TO PEOPLE OF GEORGIA‘   Kennedy Informed Post Not Wanted

Governor's Duty to Georgia  Vandiver Not a Candidate For Post of Army Secretary

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Council of Charches Religios Features)

Workers at AMC Accept  New Contract  UAW Workers at Kenosha Vote for Historic New Plan

History-Making Pay Plan Okayed   Profit-Sharing Proposal With  American Motors Has UAW Okay

New Hope Seen For ~  School Aid   Clark Backtracking As Morse Resists Any Amendment Proposals

Clark Yields On Fed School Aid  Hopes For Passage   Hopes For Passage Of Bill Revived

‘No-Nuclear Ctub’ Idea Advances In UN  West Fails To Block Move  Against Nuclear Weapons   Chief Western Delegates Quitting Nuclear Parley   Space Scientists Appear Determined To Put Man In Orbit By Year’s End

Non-Nuclear Club Wins U.N. Okay   Political Committee Override: Objections of Western Group

Non-Nuclear Vote Defeats US. Allies  Fearful Action May   Fearful Action May Hurt NATO Set Up Against Red Attack

West Fears Move Could Mar Defense   Solid Majority Assures Proposal Eventual Passage

U.S., NATO Nations Vote Against Russian-Backed Motion, Which Passes, 57-12.

UN Carbs: Nuclear  Weapons   U. S., Western Allies Oppose Mave, Fear Effect on Defenses Aaainst Red Attack

Non-Nuelear Group Wins UN Approval   Western Powers Are Defeated By The Committee

Vote Assures Ratification By Assemb! V   U.S. NATO Against Move for Fear It May Affect Stockpiling

SNOWSTORM GROUNDS KENNEDY CHILDREN  wer awerwrare eee a” »?* ee.

Hemisphere Squeeze On Fidel Looms   U. S. On Sidelines But Offers Cheers For Renewed Fight

both Diplomatic And Economic  Lat.-Am. Nations May Put Squeeze On Castro

Three Tornadoes  Hit Wisconsin Farm Buildings Hit; Student Is Injured

Utility Lines, Buildings Are Tossed, Torn  Heavy Rainfall Drenches Other

Views Given Big Play in Soviet Press   ‘Nobody Is Going To Invade Russia’ Tass Is Critical

Rep. McCormack Is Leading Field  for Powerful House Speaker Role

KENNEDY WILL STILL VISIT VENEZUELA   Plans Goodwill Trip In Spite Of Anti-U. 5.  Demonstration   SECRET SERVICE IS SURVEYING CARACAS

Goodwill Trip On Despite Anti-U. S. Riots;  Caracas Scene Of Nixon Attack

_ Not Deterred by Demonstrations: President Sticks to Plans  For Venezuela Goodwill Trip

Dr. Sobl en Convicted  Of Spying   Judge To Send Cancer Victim To Institution

Judge Sending Red to Hospital  Cancer May Beat Chair In Soblen Conviction

Dying Doctor Convicted as Spy for Reds   Justice Tempered to Provide Soblen Medical Aid

COURT DECIDES SOBLEN GUILTY   Blood Cancer Victim -- Tio Be Sentenced ._

Jury Finds AgentGuilty Of Spying   Recommendations Asked For Man Doomed By Cancet

Dr. Soblen Convicted As Russian Spy   Doomed By Cancer Will Be Sent To Medical Institution

Dr. Soblen Convicted On Spy Charge   Already Doomed By Blood Cancer

Dr. Soblen Convicted As Soviet Spy   Judge Weighs Sentence Fo! Man Dying Of Cancer.

frearment vraerea  Psychiatrist, Ill With Cancer, ‘Convicted of Spying for Soviets

Soblen Guilty Of Espionage In U. S>Court   Doctor Has Cancer And Likely To Die In Less Than ¥ear

Cancer Doomed Sny Could Face Electric Chair  But Present Plans Call For Treatment Ba A BR. og a ae _

She’s Eating Herself Right Out of the Zoo   May Seek Outside Aid, Congo Leader Tells U.N

RO WMIRACLES FORECAST Space Chiet Claims Program Not Geared To Catch Russia

Amid Mounting Tension...  West Berliners Rest Future With The US

‘West Berliners Detect New Speedup ‘By Communists on War of Nerves

Soviet Action Will Increase Western Ange   NATO Nations Agree To Bolster Strength Along Front Line; ‘ight Divisions Added

Reds. Step-Up War Of Nerves In W. Berlin   Khrushchev Displays Fl: lashyNew Airpower’ Over Weekend

War of Nerves—   Pressure Increases On West Berliners; Put Faith in U. S.

Law Officers Seize Marine Deserter: Crash Through ‘Well Guarded’ Estate

Idaho Traffic Deaths   FBI, Cops Collar Cult Leader, Followers Sheltering Deserter

Raiders Led by Armored Car Smash Way Into Sect’s  ‘Fort’ to Seize Deserter

FBI STORMS ESTATE GATE 18 ARRESTED   Religious Leader, Followers, AWOL Marine. Are Seized

 AWOL Marine to Jail  ‘FBI Agents, Police Ram Gate ‘Arrest Illinois Sect Leader

—ARMORED CAR CRASHES GATE—  17 Arrested Hiding 18-Year-Old Marine

Religious Fanatic Arrested  Olficers Sack   Officers ‘Smech  Into Estate

ARMED INSURRECTION AGAINST U.S. Marine Deserter, Sect Leader Seized in Raid

Police Raid Breaks Up Harrell Estate Hideaway   Marine Deserter, Religious Leader To Be Brought Before Commissioner

Armored Car Used In Attack   Seize Religious  Leader, Followers Te Tnmartcetiia Tih

AWOL Marine Cult Leader Apprehended   Rifles, Ammo, Seized In Raid To Get Deserter

Carrier Fire Fatal  To Seven Crewmen  23 More Hurt Aboard Saratoga Off Athens

CAUSED BY BROKEN OIL LINE Carrier Saratoga Blaze  Asphyxiates 7 Crewmen

Carrier Saratoga Fire Kills Seven  PPO Ot cl en Cane ee ae er... a . oe ae   Dead Crewmen Asphyxiated, 23 Others Injured: Blaze Put Out In Two Hours

Broken Fuel  Line Causes   . 7° ornine Fire   Victims Suffocated: Vessel Limps Safely Into Grecian Port

7 Asphyxiated In Blazing Ship   23 Injured As Broken Fuel Oil Line Causes Fire Aboard Carrier Saratoga

23 Others Injured  In Blaze   Mishap Occurs On Saratoga  Off Greece

23 Others Injured On Saratoga   Broken Fuel Oil _Line'Blamed For

Strategy on Berlin Now Worked Out   De Gaulle Approval Sought in Hope of Reaching Solution

 NICHOLAS SCHUMACHER oe - ONE OF ALTON’S   OLDEST BUSINESSMEN ferrccTMRe AT OF

Life’s End   BIE 2 NICHOLAS SCHUMACHER — ONE OF ALTON’S ‘OLDEST BUSINESSMEN SUCCUMBS — AT 77

U.S. SOLDIERS SHOW ‘COLD FEET'  Movie Star Mitchum Charges 250 Afraid of Rough Seas in Film Scene

Backs Bill To Punish Hijackers  A Mandatory Life Sentence  Is Recommendec

Hijacking ‘Bill Passes Senate Unit   Airplane Thefts Will Be Punishable By Mandatory Life Sentence

Democratic Chief Calls Insurance Rating Plan “Giveaway to Insurance Companies”

Briefs... From the Wire  Ry The Aeenciatad Peace   Speaker Rayburn to Have Further Medical Tests

ROYAL HOUSEHOLD MUZZLE  - Princess Tells Butler Keep Lips Buttoned

4. Penndel Firemen Arrested, Charged  With False Alarms   Police may have solved a series of false alarms that have bedeviled Penndel firemen over the past  mi  —_—

A. Penndel Firemen Arrested, Charged  With False Alarms   : Police may have solved a series of false alarms that have bedeviled Penndel firemen over the past  edearal manthe oo scomeiones

House Vote: Aid Funds, 270-123   Three-Fourths Of Military Aid Cut Restored 242-15]

Foreign Aid Bill Passed House Restores Funds Cut  From Military Assistance

 Katanga Troops Blamed ‘Sen. Dodd Witnesses Attach  On UN Offiicals in Congo  

two t UN Offictais beaten  U. S. Senator Hides to. Escape Congo Violence

U sets Conviction  ‘Court Says Congress Probe Queries Must Be Pertinent

State Toll 190  Car Crash Kills Huntley Youth   Billings Teenagers Admit Highway Bridge Dynamiting

Mrs. Geiger Pleads Guilty To 35 Counts  Possible Sentence Could Run To 175

US. Calls Mark Step Modest One   Says Other Dollar Help Still Needed

U.S. Calls Mark Step Modest One  Says Other Dollar Lionle, Sill Needed

Battle Unit Gets Tested On Defense   1,000 Take Part In Exercises To Check Readiness

Take Up Battle Positions During Morning Alert   sOmmunIst Force Again Open Fire on East Germans Trying to Reach West.

Troops Alerted In West Berlin  Defenses Test Border. Guards Equipped With Automatic Rifles

1000 Yanks Engage In Berlin Alert   Troops. Test Army’s Defenses in U. 5. Sector of Berlin

More Than 1000 Soldiers in Alert To Test Army's Defenses in Berlin

U.S. Troops in Berlin Take Part in Alert Designed To Test Defenses

U.S. Berlin Garrison In Test Alert    Battle Group Takes Up Positions In American Sector

News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Goldfine denied parole   Troons tested in Berlin

Mil ler Gives Advice to GOP's        Hutchinson and Ron ney Seek Support: ~ For Presidency of Michiaan Con-Con       ba

Romney, Hutchinson May Be Competitors For Presidency of Con-Con on October 3

U.N. Defeats Red Chinese  Resolution   Victory Fur U.S. In Retaining Nationalisis

RED CHINA'S BID FOR U. N. SEAT BEATEN   Soviet Resolution To Unseat Nationalists Also Defeated   OUTCOME VICTORY FOR UNITED STATES

UN Assembly Defeats Bid To Seat Red China   Vote Of 48-36 Comes After First Debate On Issue: Red Resolution Beat Down

Vote Smaller Than Many Had [xpected   Outcome Is Victory For U.S. After First Debate on Problem

First Showdown Vote Is 48-36  UN Assembly Beats Down Bid For Red China Seat

Outcome Victory For U. S. in  First Showdown  Assembly Votes 48-36 Against Soviet Resolution to Replace

Red China Still Kept  Out of U.N.   Assembly Shuns Soviet Move  By Vote of 48-36

Red China Rebutfed In UN Bid   48-36 Assembly Vote Hits Soviet Proposal

Attempt To Seat China Rejected —   Assembly Rebuffs Both Soviet And Far East Proposals

Assembly Votes 48 to 36 Against Red Resolution To Replace Nationalists

Red China Bid Again  Beat Down   Assembly Vote Is Victory For _ U.S... West Allies

In Closed Session House Summons Pentagon Chiefs For Defense Talks

Missile Gaps, “Or Other’  Pentagon Chiefs Huddle  Over Defense Picture

Pentagon Chiefs Quizzed by Group On Gap’ Reports   McNamara Giving  For House Unit

Data Sought on U.S. Defenses  Pentagon Officials  Called to Testify At Meuee Hearing

e ’  . Life’s End RITES SET FRIDAY — FOR MARY ELLEN KELLY  — WELL KNOWN. MARCUS AUTHOR AND INVALID

Life’s End RITES SET FRIDAY — FOR MARY ELLEN KELLY — WELL KNOWN MARCUS: AUTHOR AND INVALID

Killer Of Ex-Doverite Charged Blames Religious Leader For Driving Her Son Mad

Battalion Of Marines To Remain  5 Ships Stay ~ In Caribbean After Exercises

Senators OK Bombe Build-Up   Armed Services Unit Adds Funds For 44 Planes

Senate Group Ups Kennedy Bomber Fund   Committee Votes $525 Million Extra For 44 Warplanes

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Manned Bombers Still

Committee Unanimous (On Increase   Takes No Action O Proposal For B70 Weapons System

Military Construction Bill Passed by Senate   Senate Group Wants More Bombers Than JFK Asked

do209 Million Added More Lhan JFK Asked  Senate Group Agrees to Add Bombers for Defense

Senate Unit Pads Fund  For Planes   Feels Nation Needs Them For Defense

Murrow For Shared Satellite   Free Use Of Globat Communications Nc Cause For Alarm’ ”

Healthy Economic Climate  $2.2 Million Increase Fails To Tell Whole Story in Cole

Pulls Child to Safety   House Leaders Take a ‘Let ‘Em Holler’ Attitude

CAUGHT IN OWN TRAP’  House Reaction To Senatorial Growls: ‘Let ‘Em Holler!’

House lanores Senate Moans   ‘Let-’em Holler,’ Say Congress Chiefs

Let ‘em holler: says House   ‘Understood they would go along with money bill’

‘Let Em Holler’ Attitude Is Taken By House Leaders In Senate Storm

N.Y. Governo Wife Agree To Divorce   GOP Political Repercussions Are Anticipated

Step Comes As Shock Tc  Observers  Effects On Future Palkuine Pandarad

-AFTER 31. YEARS   Governor Still Seeks Reelection;  1964 Problematical

Rockefellers Will Divorce   New York Governor's Political Future Seems Certain to Suffer

Holiday Traffic Toll Held Down   Iowa Records 5 Holiday Traffic Deaths

Ruling May Be Appealed  lRoggensack Loses Plea ‘For Tax Case Dismissal

30 Twisters Terrorize Panhandle   Weather Bureau Predicts More  Tornadoes to Com

Chance To Sway Neutrals Monday $e nea  Kennedy Faces Fateful Challenae In U.N

Rumor Persists _  Of Package Deal   Kennedy Facing U.N. Challenge

Kennedy On Spot Ir U.N. Talk   U. S. Leadership At Stake As Peac Crisis Darkens

Challenge To JFK  Must Inspire UN Leaders To Favor U.S. Objectives

Kennedy Faces Fateful Challenge to American Leadership on Monday

Kennedy Aims for Neutrals   President Facing Personal Challenge In ULN. Address

‘Corralled’ Tosses Him Out of Bee  41 Still Remain   41 Still Remain in Contest After 6 Rounds

Spelling Champs Finish 6 Rounds   Words Are Getting More Difficult For Contestants

Increasingly difficult words cu national spelling bee ranks to 41

Luncheon Guest Welcomed   4l Spellers Still in Running; ‘Corralled’ Is First Stopper

41 Remain in Spelling Bee  Going Rougher for Nation’s Best Juvenile Speliers

Better ter Selling Could Help  ‘Secretary Forecast: Brighter Economy

Integrationists Abandon Bus Trip After Being Attacked in Alabama

Storm Carries Twisters, Rain Into This Area   Tornadoes Damage Farms; None Hurt Thursday Evening

Storm Carries Twisters, Rain Into This Area  Tornadoes Damage   Tornadoes Damage Farms; None Hurt Thursday Evening

Coalition of 12 Demecrats, 4 GOP Mavericks Decide to Quit Fighting

Republicans Had to Agree To Many Changes; Measure Lacks Withholding Levy

‘Birdman of Alcatraz’ Is 71 Today; Committee Working for His Release

VanZandt Seen Available for State GOP Post   Willing to Run for Governorship o1 Senate With Party Support.

Christmas Basket Fund Donations   Nurse Is Throws From Car, Dies After Collision

‘An Impossible Attempt’ Ike Believes Poor  Planning To Blame For Defeat In Cuba

To Cinch Identification — Prosecution’s Witness Awaiting Examination

Political Leaders Trade Blows Politics Stirs Special Session Of Legislature

Fire Kills 21 Racing Horses   Grooms Escape When Saratoga Springs Barn Is Destroyed

Urges Short Pre-Election Campaigns  Owe er eee eS   Wants New Chiefs to Give Major Congress Messages

Inaugurat At Earlier Date Urged   New Chief Would Come In 80 Days Before Congress Met.

Debate On Road Funds  Is Renewed  Cities Continue to Demand More Streets Money

Senate Resumes Road Fund Split Debate Today   City Spokesman Keeping Up Fight For Bigger Share

Arkansas Traveler in Hurry Shoots Airline Agent. Pilot   By PHIL ROBERTSON Keporier for ihe Chico Enterprise-Record

Arkansas man shoots pilot in atlemnt to fake over airliner   By PHIL ROBERTSON Reporter fur the  Chien BPirteenrica Bounced

Wanted To Fly Home To Wife  ~ Arkansan Shoots Airline Pilot   By PHIL ROBERTSON , Reporter for the

Ticketless Passenger Shoots Airliner Pilot   By PHIL ROBERTSON _ Reporter for the

e fome-—  Gunman Shoots, Critically Wound: Pilot, Ticket Agent on Airliner

Ticketless Construction Worker Wounds Ticket Agent And Pilot In Desire To Get Home To Wife

Reporter’s First Hand Story — Ticketless Construction Worker  Wounds Airliner Pilot and Agent

Denied plane seat to hurry to estranged wife, man shoots pilot and ticket agent

Shoots 2 in Effort To Travel on Plane   California Pilot and Ticket Agent Critically Wounded

HIS EXCUSE: ‘THOUGHT I COULD BLUFF MY WAY’ .  No Ticket, Plane Passenger Shoots 2   By PHU ROBERTSON Reporter for the  CLina BPatarnrica_Racard

Hijacker Seized as Pilot, Agent  of Airline Shot —   Wanted to Bluff Way Home ‘to Wife Without Ticker: 

Held In € Id In California  Pilot. Agent Shot By Man  Forcing ' Way On Airliner      By PH, RORERTSON

Wanted To Get Home To See Wife   Both Wounded Men  In Critical Condition

HIS EXCUSE: ‘THOUGHT I COULD BLUFF MY WAY’  No Ticket, Plane Passenger Shoots 2   By PHIL ROBERTSON Reporter for the Chica Fnterprise-Record

PILOT BLINDED, AGENT SHOT IN BACK Ticketless Passenger Shoots Two On Plane

Ticketless passenger shoots ticket ‘agent, airlines nilot, cs “bluff”

Would-Be Air Passenger Wounds Two  Arkansan In A Hurry To Get Home

Come Home, Dear!’ - - Hurrying Man Critically Wounds Pilot, Agent

Flad ‘Come Home’ Call from Wife  Ticketless Man Shoots Two at Calif. Airport

Pilot, Ticket Agent Are Shot  Arkansas Man Fails In Plane Hijack   Ry PHIT RORFERTSON

Ticketless Man Wounds Pilot, Agent   Ky PHIL ROBERTSON Keporter tor the Chico Enterprise-Record

Gunman shoots ticket agent, pilot REFUSED PASSAGE:TUST WANTED TO VISIT WIFE

Violence Hits New Pace In Tense Land   India Offers 1,000 Men for UN Forces

Congolese Troops Attack U.N. Force in Vital Port; Violence Gathers Pace

Forces Use Small Arms.  Mortar Fire   Matadi Fight Rages Two Hours: U.N, Unit Driven Out OF Banana

Troops Fear Disarming Rebellious   Matadi Chief Supply Port; No Casualty List; Damage High

[Troops Battle in Congo Port  _ Violence Increasing ‘Aaainst UN Forces.

India Offers To Send Troops   Hammarskjold Orders Forces To Keep Peace

Mortars Used As Violence Pace Mounts   Dag Issues Firm Instruction That Order Be Restorec

Attack. Drive Garrison Out Of One Town      Vital Port Invaded As Violence Against United Nations Increase:

Congo Soldiers Fight U.N. Units  Violence Flaring In African State

Battle Rages InPortTown For 2 Hours   Houses, Property Damaged; No Repor' Made on Casualties

Congo Violence Against U.N. Grows Worse  in Sate tite a ieee   Congolese Troops Battle U.N. Soldiers 2 Hours

¥& Week's Free TV Magazine  %& Book Corner %& Church News  ¥%& Home Section %& Color Comics ¥% BIG Sports Coverage   ATTACKED IN CONGO PORT UN troops driven out

Battle Looms in Vital Port Town of Matadi   Mortar, Rifle Fire Causes Damage to Homes, Property

Battles Krupt Tn Two Towns   African Powder Keg Heats Up As Violence Spreads

Congolese. In Attack On  U.N. Troops   3,000-Man Brigade Offered By Iudia To Help Restore Order

U.N. Garrison Driven Out of Congo Seaport   Hammarskjold Orders Force To Restore Order in Trouble Spot

Congolese Drive U.N. Troops Out Of Seaport Town   Assault Follows Series of Fights

Congolese - U.N. Troops in Clash af Seaport City   Congo Army Is Becoming Fearful That U.N. Plans To Disarm Them.

Congolese Violence Spreading  Sudanese Pushed Out. New Battle Rage« in Matadi

India Makes First Offer To Send Troops   Hammarskjold Orders Force To Restore Order in Trouble Spot

Congo and U.N Troops Battle   Violence Gathers Force Throughout the Country

Fighting Spreads to Vital Port City  Believe M ortar, Small Arms Fire Has Taken Big Toll

Resentment Against U.N. Held Reason      Fighting Erupts In Matadi; Congolese  Also Attack Banana

Violence Against Peace Forces Is Gathering Pace   Sudanese Are Driven From Another Town By Anary Natives

Gales Lash Great Lakes States  C hicago Basements Flooded  as Heavy Rains Tie Traffic

cqueline Cochran ‘World's Fastest. Wom an’  Aviatrix Flies Plane 842.6 Miles < an Hour

rest oet rere     Trade Stamp Law Status Questioned in Court   injunction Upheld  Negro Group Is Banned By Judge in Alabama

NAACP Barred From Its Operations In Alabama By State Court Ruling

Approved 90 to 13 In House   Legislators From Cities on Borders Argue Against It   More Legislature Stories Page Seven

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Cherches Religions Features)

Friday Launching Threatened Now By Bad Weather   Latest Reports’ Indicate Shot With Astronaut May Be Later

INSIDE YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY   Legislative Session Need Called Urgent  Wiley, Wood Attack Delay In School Aid

More Soviet Arms ToLaos Rebels   U. S. Charges Russia Has Increased Pace of Airlift; Clarify American Action.

Civil Air Patrol Marks Nationwide Anniversary; Many Praise Record

338 Die In New Year’s Holiday Traffic, Sets Low For 7 Years   Rv THF ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEW YEAR HOLIDAY TOLL OF TRAFFIC DEATHS WAS 338: LOWEST SINCE 1953

New Year's Deaths Lowest Since °53  es. FUER e2alseeg 47 RT FP? 8 ue

JFK Sets Up Unit To Aid Anti-Castro Cubans in the U.S.  $4 Mil. Project Will Offer Jobs, Schools

Westover Poster, Slogan Contests To Be Judged by Committee Tonigh:

Santa Maria Crew Condemns Rebels  - Ship Shooting Termed ‘Horrible’ Cruelty

U. S. CRITICIZED  Seizers Of Ship Very Cruel, Says  Freed Crewman

Portuguese Feel Concern For Crewmen   One Of Eight Freed By Insurgents Tells Of Rebels’ Cruelty

‘Pay-as-You-Go Plan of Kennedy Chopped in Half   Bill Is Scheduled For Full Senate Action Tuesday

Teamsters Vote Court Fight Funds   Hoffa Also Wins on Loosening of Treasury Rules

Te Teamsters:  Will Stand Court Bills  Of Officials      Other Measures Also Hammered Through by Hoffa

New term for Teamster  boss likely   Dues increase consolidates labor control

f If Other Means Fail  Stevenson Advocates  \Use Of Force In Conzo  . 0 s     i ‘

Stevenson Asks Approval Of Use Of Force   U. S.Delegate Also Stands Behind Dag In Conao Situation

Stevenson Indorses Use of Force by UN If Need Be to Bring Civil Strife to Halt

Cs Lenten AGuideposts  personal messages of Inspiration and faith      Most Rewarding Times

Morrison asks for more tourism cash   Added money needed to boost state promotion

BANDIT SENTENCED TO 40-YEAR TERM   Former Virginian Pleads Guilty Of Series Of Finance Company Holdups

Rusk Points Up Dept. Warning of Rising Threat by Reds.   Todau’s Chuckle

PASSENGER FLIGHTS BANNED BY ALLIES   West Takes Countermeasures Against Communist Leipzig Trade Fair

West Allies Bar Special Plane Trips   Flights To Red Trade Exhibit  Provide Issue

Four-Car Crash Takes Four Lives  Two Speeding Autos Racing Each Other Blamed For Tragedy

East German Leaders  Threaten Seal Off   Officials Announce Prospective Refugee Control To Cut Down Exodus Number

E. German Parliament Meets Harsh Measures Threatened  To Stem Flow of Refugees

Harsh Measures Promi: ed To Stem Flow Of Refugees   TRAVEL TO WEST, _ WILL BE TIGHTENED

Dems Capture Two Elections   Elect Governor in New Jersey And Win New York Mayor Race

 Pennsylvania Included:  Food Stamp Plan To Aid Four Depressed Areas

Kennedy’s Economic Recovery Program Sent to Congress; Cost Figured in Billions   Increased Social Security Benefits, Faster Spending For Public Works Urged   Depressed Areas Get More Food Under Pilot Program   Keep Hoping Coal Mines Will Reopen People on Relief Say Food Stamps Are No Substitute for Pay Checks   By DAVID SMOTHERS, FRANK L, SPENCER  ae CAM WARIS ASa

 Problems of Aged Aired  Medical. Labor Leaders Battle at Conference

Controversy  QuicklyHits  Conference  On Aging Charges Fired By Medical  Association  LA way  f/,3vTsrk

Tax Revision Bill Step Nearer Final Action by New Distribution Vote

Eisenhower Deplores Rise of ‘Extremists,’ Savs Military Must Shun Partisan Politics

IKE HITS NEW ‘SUPERPATRIOTS      Ex-President Deplores “Rise Of Extremists,’ Advises Armed Force: Officers To Shun Politics.

We don't need ‘super-patriots  EISENHOWER DEPLORES RECENT   EISENHOWER DEPLORES RECEN? “RISE OF EXTREMISTS’ IN U.S.

lke Sounds Off At Thursday s TV Interview   Super-Patriots, Extremists, Gls In Politics Rapped

Ike Attacks Super-Patriots And Extremist:   Ex-President Also Urges Armed Forces Officers To Shun Partisan Politics

lke Denounces  ‘Super-Patriots’  Also Asks Officers To Avoid Issues

Eisenhower Raps ‘Super-Patriots, Believes Russians Smart Enough Not to Start War

Speaks Out On Miltary tn Politic  Ficenhawee Renrimandi Super Patriots

Radical Attacks on Proved Patriots Are Deplored by Eisenhower in Talk: Doubts Russia to Start War

Ike Hits ‘Super —  Patriots’   Deplores Increase Of ‘Extremists’, Attack On Good, Proved Patriots

Pistol Proficiency tor Police   Rise of Extremists  Is Deplored by fhe

IN TELEVISION INTERVIEW  Ike Raps ‘Super -Patriots’   IN FINNISH CONFERE NCE  Russians Issue Warning

American Extremists  Hit by Ike   Urges Military Officers To Shun Partisan Politics; Does Not Expect Red War

In filmed interview  Ike hits ‘super patriots, rise of extremists

‘Super-Patriots’ Deplored by Ike  No Political Role For Military Leaders

Extreme Views DeploredBylke   Data Said Sought On Anti - Red Personnel

San Deten   U.S., Yugoslavs Discuss Surplus Wheat Purchase      Ike Hits ‘Super-Patriots’ And ‘Rise Of Extremists’

Old Fro Muses  lke Tells Lessons of Geneva;  Scores the "Super Patriots’ p

IKE HITS EXTREME GROUPS   Former President Also Says Military Should Shun Partie

He Raps “Super-Fatriots ....  Ike Learns Khrushchev Is Chief Soviet Boss

Eisenhower Assails Super-Patriots,  Recent Rise Of Extremists In U.S.

lke Deplores Upsurge Of  Extremists  Urges Armed Forces To Shun Partisan Politics

' Hits ‘Super-Patriots’ oon  ‘lke Deplores Rise Of  Nation’s ‘Extremists’

Govemor Announces Plans To Add $9 Million More As Aid To Local Government  _ Closes Door On Any General Pay Raise For Teachérs And Aims To  lV wees Cilia Baw.

‘Hams Included  FCC Chief Wants License Fees For  TV, Radio Stations

“‘Hopelessness a Way of Life” for Migrants Senator Says, Calling for New Legislation

 Opens Wednesday Night  Record 838 Exhibits Set  For Science Fair Showing

I0 Texans Hope To Follow LBJ In Senate Seat   Democrats Grab Seven Of Nine Michigan Posts

Texas To Fill Johnson’s Old Senate Seat  71 Names Clutter Ballot: Cities Hold Mayor Races

Texans Vote On Successor To Johnson   Democrats Capture Seven of Nine State Offices In Michigan

Several States Voting Today Most Interest Seen  In Texas Where 71 Names Are On Balle

Election Roundup Texans Vote Today To Pick Successor  To Vice President Johnson In Senate

Texans Vote Today On  New Senator   71 Candidates Seeking Office Held By Johnson

SEVENTY IN TEXAS RACE FOR SENATE   Johnson’s Seat Up For Grabs; Los Angeles, St. Louis And Aurora Elect Mayors.

Seventy Seek Lyndon Johnson’s Senate Seat; Republicans Wage St. Louis Fight

Texans to Select Johnson Successor  Republicans Hopeful Of Win in St. Louis

FROM HOME OF PITTSBURGH COLLECTOR —  Art Treasures Worth $500.€ ).000: Gialen

Link To West Berlin   Link 1o YWesf Berlin  Soviet Protests U.S. Patrols

Autobahn Patrols Protested   U.S. Army Continuing Practice: Despite Russ Objections Against it

Expresses Willingness To Meet With JFK  Khrushchev Cites Dancers If New Talks Fail

Marines _ And ‘Navy Alerted In Far East   _ East-West Showdown Over Laos Seems. ~ Imminent::Washinaton Mum On Details.

West Allies Get Report . —  Berlin: Talks’ Must Continue Says US

No Basis for Serious Talks... Exploratory Talks to Continue with Soviet

U.S. Tells Allies:  No Basis For Serious Talks With Russia On Berlin Crisis

Clearing Is Due In Kansas   Thunderstorms Bring Quantities Of Moisture

Navy Parley With Rebels Inconclusive  Galvao Demands   Galvao Demands Brazil Assurances Not To Seize Liner

Passenger Transfer Up in Air —  Talks on Santa Maria Inconclusiye

Release Of Passengers At Seaport Hinges On Brazil’s New President

No Decision On Transfer Of Vessel’s Passengers Stand of Brazil’:  New President May Provide

Rebel Chief Threatens To Scuttle Craft  New President Of Brazil Silent As To Own Intention

The Inside Story Of A Family's Flight Across Berlin Iron Curtain

Tax Extension May Be Vetoed  Governor Suggests He Is Now Opposed

On the Inside  Braves Lose  to Cubs, 5-3   See the Sports Peach   Vacation Service

Rosburg Shares U. S. Open Lead  Braves Win, 2-1 Details in the Peach   Vacation Service

Congolese Seek New Government  Move Designed To Block Return Of Lumumba

Vay Run For Governer — Desnite George Romney Announcemes  Rep. Griffin N

Griffin Still Thinking About  Governor Race   Romney To Make His Decision  by Feb. 10

Een ae EERE oer ete npemu gpm = ee Ae  R. P. Alexander’s Rites Conducted

Airplane, Hunter Lost  In Storm  Central Rockies : Lite bene Gawenwa   Central Rockies Hit by Severe Snowstorm

lock Major Highway Cubans Prepared For ‘Imminent’   Invasion by U.S. 

Cubans Mine Highways, Set For Invasion  _ Entire Nation  On War Footing

Coastal Highway Mined Cuban Troops Prepare Against “U.S. Invasion’

Corbett Promoted To State Highway Chief Engineer   Succeeds Rex Whitton; Leo Beckett, Formerly of St. Joseph, to Chief Construction Job

Kennedy Wins Rid Victory Senate Rejects Byrd Proposal By 56-39 Vote

Kennedy Gets Authority To Lend Funds   Amendment Forcing Appropriations Is Soundly Beaten

JFK Seores Win On Foreign Aid   Byrd Amendment Turned Down By Senate

Victory on Aid Scored By Kennedy   Senate Rejects Byrd’ Motion for Yearly Appropriations.

Aid Bill Change Is Beat Down   Major Victory Given Kennedy In Aid Program

'GOIN' THAT-A-WAY'   JFK's Foreign Aid Bill Senate Victory Winner

Foreign Aid Scores Victory  Sannteo Roeieric   Senate Rejects Byrd Amendment

JFK Wins Foreign  Aid Vote   Byrd Amendment, Requirinc Yearly Appropriations, Defeated by 56-39 Vote

JFK Victorious On Foreign Aid  Amendment Striking At Heart Of Program Rejected By Senate

Kennedy s Aid Plan Approved   GOP Movericks Give Margin of Senate Victory

Foreign Aid Program Gets By Hazard   46 Democrats 10 Republicans Back President

Bid To Deny President Long-Range Foreign Lending Authority Beaten

Senate Rejects Proposed Curb On Foreign Aid   Refuses to Limit President Kennedy To Yearly Funds

Amedment Turned Back  10 GOP Senators Cross Line In Aid Bill Victory

Foreign Aid ‘Hurdles’ Big Hazard  Senators Reject ‘Curb on Loans

Senate Refuses To Take Heart Out Of Aid Bill   Kennedy's Long-Term Foreign Assistance Proposal Gets Backing

Foreign Aid Victory Won By Kennedy  Senate Votes Down   Senate Votes Down Amendment Aimed  At Heart Of Plan

Kennedy Scores Major Victory On Foreign Aid   ‘Senate’ Turns’ Down Amendment Striking At Heart of Bill

Senate Backs Kennedy on  Aid Program   Byrd Amendment Aimed at Loan Plan Rejected

Kennedy Wins Big Victory In Aid Bill   Senate Rejects Byrd Amendment By 56-39 Vote

Senate Arguing Foreign Aid Bill   Measure Survives Major Attack On Kennedy’s Lending Clause

Senate Rejects Amendment To Aid Program      Sought Yearly Appropriations Major Victory For President

Change Ir Aid Bill Is Rejected  Senate Vetoes Denial Of JFK Authority

Senate Action Supports Kennedy on Foreign Aid   ‘HOMEWORK ACCOMPANIES KENNEDY TO CAPE COD

New Rocket Required To  Beat Soviets   President Declines  Further Discussion Of Cuba Situation

Downgrades Conventional Type Rocketry   Declares It Folly To Spend Billions Or Inadequate Power

President Hopes Britain and Russia Soon Reach Cease Fire Agreement Over Laos

New Nuclear Or Chemical Rockets Only Possibility   'Folly' To Spend Billions On  Boosters, President Maintains

Sets, Flight Record ; X15 Rocket Plane Sear 91 Miles Above Earth

Highest Reaeh To Stars   Flight Lasted 10 Minutes; Can Hit Higher Altitud

ls Highest Altitude for Manned Flighf   Pilot Joe Walker Is Weightless For 2 Minutes

Top Altitude for Manned Hight Hit   -Pilot Weightless for Two Minutes During Test Run

Grand River Mutual fo Elect Directors   More Dial Exchanges Are Due to Be Opened.

Beaumont Fires Top Officer   Police Chief Ouster Result Of Vice Probe

Nelson Tells of Highway Plans  $101 Million: Program le Set for. Wisconsin

State Highway Projects in 1962 Total $101 Million   Governor's List Sets $28 Million For ‘I’ System

VICTIMS SQUEEZED TO DEATH Urge to Hurt’ Results In Murder of 2 Tots

Popular ~  Note Struck By Kennedy Peace Corps  Response to Idea   Response to Idea Overwhelming, Headquarters Swamped

pone Refrain ‘ Peace Corps H. eadquarters Says Response Gratifying

Thousands . { pply  JFK’s Peace Corps Plan  Bringing In Phone Calls

 Headquarters Swamped by Calls Kennedy’s Peace Corps Plan  Gets Tremendous Response

At Least 15 Killed  In Blaze   Most Victims Are Trapped on Upper Hospital Floors

Flames Sweep Ninth Floor AtHartford   Rescue Workers Comb 13 Stories For More Victims

PICO TF DIO EIte Geer A  Finn Chief, Nikita Will  Discuss German ‘Threat

Bang Bureau!   CAR WITH. ENGINE TROUBLE — COLLIDES ° WITH HAT TEND UFEFBRICT FE

Bang Bureau!  CAR WITH ENGINE TROUBLE — COLLIDES WITH HALTED VEHICLE

Costs Set At $4.7 Million   Conipletion Slated For Novéniber ’62

Manned Flight Expected Last Year Russian Feat No  Surprise To U.S.

- Politicking SURPRISE DEFEAT  OF “SHAFF’ PLAN  TO REAPPORTION — STATE LEGISLATURE RAISES MANY QUESTIONS

‘mm _fe,e Je! ‘Politicking © SURPRISE DEFEAT OF . “SHAFF’ PLAN TO REAPPORTION _ STATE LEGISLATURE. RAISES MANY’ QUESTIONS

in Captured Colony of Goa  Only Portuguese Snipers Still Resisting, India Says

Kennedy's Hemispheric “Alliance For Progress’ Is Attacked By Castro

You'll Find It   Fidel Castro Claims U.S. Cant Buy’ Latin America

Called Effort te : Buy Conscience Of Latin America  U.S. Gets Blame in Pirate Ship Attack On Santiaao

Crowd of 13,000 at NFO Meeting   Pian More Strength Before All-Out Action

East German Effort To Halt Exodus To West Only Partially Successful

Legislators Pass Record Defense Bill   As Congress Approve: Biggest Peacetime Spending, Pentagon’ Tells of Draft Hike

Daily News Index   SEPTEM MBER DRAFT SET AT 25,000  icra aanineteetecaaienanennetadiaiaemeinadinmnieniinaanaemniatatmneimeneemmEadmmaememememememetEer emer toons  Deltense Rill Sent to JFK

 Worst Mishap ints Fear      Four Killed in Car Crash, 8 Injured Near Red Lodge

Worst Mishap !his Tear  Four Killed in Car Crash, 8 Injured Near Red Lodge

Refuses To Agree   Daniel Praises Group On Recommendations   Sees Compromise

THEY MAY GO UNDERGROUND Skin Artists Cry ‘Foul As Tattoos Ruled Unsafe

WORD PUZZLE STILL SPLITS GRAMMARIANS  Are They Right About ‘Are%

“Are” Wins Battle of Grammarians As “Is” Loses Supporters 35 Years After Hassle

New Pay Plan For Wisconsin   Chief Provisions Of Proposal Get Strong Support

President's Wife Takes 'Ribbing’ At Women's Press Club Event.   Court Ties Legal Tag On Evidence

First Lady Good Sport At Ribbing   WASHINGTON (UPI)—The tall, dark-haired lady in he evening gown stood on the stage and sang:

Government Scores Victory In Drug Price Fixing Case  Court Decision Against California Group Expected to Have Repercussions

First Criminal Case on Drug Price Fixing  Government Victory Expectec To Have Nationwide Impact

California Drug Group Guilty Of Price Fixing   Convicted Under Antitrust Act in Criminal Case

Drug Price Case May Be Sweeping  Conviction Impact Could Be Severe

Government Wins Test . West Coast Drug Group Convicted of Price-Fixing 

U.S. Scores Win in Drug Price Fixing  Conviction May Have National Repercussions

Government Wins Drug  Price Case   Way May Be Opened for Treble-Damage Suits Against Retail Stores

Says Another Attack Is Being Prepared Castro Reorganizes Ar “my  To Repel Invasion By US

Wage Floor Showdown Slated Toda   GOP Substitute To Cut Coverage Is Rejected 63-34

Administration Wins Points On Wage Bill   Big Test Today Is On Amendment By Monroney Cutting Coverage In Half

Soviets To Stay Ahead In Space   News To Be Worse Before Its Better, Kennedy Declares

Russia Seen Space Pacer  ‘For A Time  Practdant Honefn!   President Hopeful U.S. Will Lead In  Other Achievements

Kennedy Says We Are Behind In Space Race   Hopes U.S. Will Be First In Other Scientific Achievements

President, However, Is Hopeful U.S. Will Be First in Other Fields

Hopes for Scientific Advances   Sees Mobilization Of Communist Blo As Great Danger

JFK Expects U.S. Lead in Many Fields   Progress of Russia. Stressed as Source _of Great Danaer ©

No Sign Of Weakening  Kennedy Sees Space Race Lag ‘For Some Time’

REGARDING U.S-SOVIET SPACE RACE News To Get Worse Before It Gets Better -- Kennedy

BEFORE U.S. CATCHES UP President Sees Worse Space News in Future

"News to Be Worse Before Better, He Says   Adds No One Is More Tired Than He Of U.S. Being 2nd

Kennedy Says Russia Will Lead US For Some Time In The Space Race

Soviet in Lead For Sometime President Says  News Will Get Worse   News Will Get Worse Before It Is Better, Kennedy Asserts

Soviet to Remain Ahead of U.S. in Space- Kennedy  mii... 3c Pm ek AAS meen   News to Get Worse Before it Betters

Reds fo Remain Space Leaders ‘For Some Time’   But Kennedy Sees No Sign of Weakening in Freedom Fight

News To Be Worse Before It Gets Better, President Says At Press Session   But Doesn't Regard Soviet Feat Of Sending Man Into Orbit As Weakening Free World; Denies He Favors U. N. Seat For Red China

Russia To Lead In Space Race For Some Time   Kennedy Says He Is Hopeful U. S. Will Be First In Other Great Scientific Benefits

Russia Seen Maintaining  Space Lead   Kennedy Says News  Will Be Worse ‘ Before It’s Better

Kennedy Grim. In Meet   ‘News to Get Worse Before Betier’ President Believes

Friday Is Day Of Celebration For Russians   Admits Lag at Conference  JFK Says News To Get Worse

JFK Hopeful OfU.S. Firsts inOtner Fields   Warns Communists Total Mobilization Poses Great Peril

Kennedy Says:  Soviet To Keep U.S. Space Lead   ‘Victory Over U.S! Non-Communist Folk Shaken By Space Feat

Reds Ahead For Some Time, Kennedy Says   News Will Get Worse Before It Gets Better

JFK Says Soviets. Will Stay Ahead For Some Time      Claims Space Race News Will “Cet Worse Before It Gets Retter”

Kennedy Sees Soviet Staying Ahead in Race   News Will Be Worse Before it {s Better, President Declares

Kennedy Says Russ Will Hold Edge in Space  Hopes US Will Achieve Greater Scientific Work

No Sign Of Weakness In Free World   Wants U. S. to Seek Achievements For  Benefit of Mankind

Kennedy Sees Soviet Keeping Its Space Lead  ropes That U.S.  eee ee ae,  Other identi

NOMTEaY Says: a  News Of Soviet Space Achievements Will Get Worse Before United States Closes Gan Tisht

Kennedy Hopes For U.S. Feats   Wants Gains That  iW ill Aid Mankind

Kennedy Pro 00 ses Ethics Watchdog      Also Notes Problems Involved “In Conflict af Interacdta 

Also Proposes Overhaul of Conflicts of Interest Laws, Calls For New Codes

Tough Rules Laid Down On U.S. Jobs   Single Code Applies to All  In Government

JFK Sets Up Rigid Code Of Ethics For Officials   Orders Forthcoming

Special Message’ Outlines Clean Government Aim ©  Broad Overhaul of Conflict. of lotoppet Tarce Pranneod

JFK Intends To Create  Ethics Post   Conflict of Interest laws Alse Bue For Biq Overhaul

New Code Of Ethics  Kennedy Lays Down The Law For Federal Officers, Employes

Extensive Plan Handed  To Congress   Seek Overhaul Of Conflicts of  Interests Law

Unusual Report Sets Goals for Federal Officer   Most Far-Reaching Study of Problem

Kennedy To Mame Ethics Coordinator  Wants Overhaul Of Law, Employe Code of Conduct

Ethical Conduct In Government Kennedy s Goal   Intends to Appoint Official Coordinator

a ma ean  - — MESSAGE TO CONGRESS —  JFK K Spells Out Ideas On Morality In Government

THE WEATHER   JFK Lists  New Code ot Ethics   Rigid Rules to Avoid Conflict of Interests Told

Kennedy Asks Plan of Ethics   President to Appoint Officer To Coordinate Government Standards

Regulation Of Conduct  \Kennedy To Pick Officer On Ethies      ‘Evidence At Eichmann Trial ‘President’s Father Said ‘Outlook For Jews ‘Bad’

Kennedy Asks To Stiffen Laws Against Officials Using Positions For Gain

‘Be Above Reproach’ JFK Advises Co-Leaders As He Sets Up Rigid Code Of Ethics For U.S. Officials

Urges Broad Overhaul of Morality Laws   Landis, Former Harvard Dean, May Head New Agency

IMPROPER USE OF FEDERAL POSTS FOR PRIVATE GAIN UNDER KENNEDY'S ATTACK

Kennedy Will Name Officer to Police Government Ethics   President Proposes Broad Overhaul of Conflict of Interest Laws.

Conflict Of Interest Message  Kennedy Asks Ethical Standards Measures

Would Cover Federal Workers, Members of Congress  JFK Outlines Broad Ethics Code

Kennedy Unveils Rigid New Conde OF Fabsce Car Actnsrctrertian Otters

Emphasizes Ethics in Our Govt.   Conflicts of Interest Aired in Message To Congress.

Kennedy Sets Up Rigid Code of Ethics; Asks Higher Standards for Congressmen

“Ex Parte’ Contacts Denounced  Codes Of Ethics For Fed Officials Proposed By JFK

Washington:  Kennedy to Seek Strong Ethics Code  President Intends To Pick Officer, s a. Gar Geandarde

Union Confab  Reuther Pushes For Shorter Work Week   Kennedy Sets Up New Code of Ethics

Kennedy Plans — Ethics Officers  for Government   Expect Senate to Pass Bill

Special Message To Congress President Kennedy Spells Out His Ideas On Morality In Government

JFK Plans Government  Ethies Chief   Coordination Of  Standards Goal

Conduct Code For Employes Asked By JFK   President To Name Officer To Direct Ethical Standards

Ethics Post To Be Set Up By Kennedy  Congress Urged To Adopt Specific

U. S. Places ‘Space Telescope’ In Orbit   Morality Ideas Told By Kennedy

GIVES VIEWS IN SPECIAL MESSAGE   Plans To Name Officer Te Coordinate Ethics  PRESIDENT   Proposes Regulations Banning Gifts To All Government Personnel

Air Raid Drill Tomorrow Afternoon from 3 to 4.10   Kennedy to Name Man to Regulate Ethical Conduct

Will Name Officer for Ethics Post  Urges Overhaul of U.S. Conflict of Interest Laws

All Held to Same  Standards   President to Pick Officer to Regulate ‘No Exception’ Plan

Asks Stiffened Conflict Of Interest Laws      President Prescribes Rigid Code Of Ethics

The Weather      Codes of Conduct For U.S. Agencies Asked by Kennedy

President Eyes Requiation of Ethical Conduc   Intends to Appoint Officer to Guide Agency Standards

Kemedy To  Pick Ethies  Coordinator Urges Overhaul  - Of Conflict OF ..  "Interest Measures’

Kennedy Plans Coordination At Ethics Level   President To Appoint Officer To See That All Employes Conform

Kennedy Seeks To Raise Ethics In Government   Asks Overhaul Of Laws On Interest Conflict:

President Sets Code Of Ethics   Congress Requested To Pass Stiffer Laws In Conflict Cases

Rigid Ethics Code Set Up By Kennedy   a J  WILL EXECUTE ONLY 2 OR 3 CAPTIVES  Castro to Heed Mercy Pleas     t

Kennedy Asks Rigid Federal Code of Ethics   Urges Stiffer Laws on Conflicts of Interest

Plans fo Create New Office on U.S. Standards   Broad Overhaul - of Conflict of ‘Interes! Laws Is Proposed

Kennedy Give: New Code Of Ethics   Asks Congress To Stiffen Laws Against Private Gain

Message On Conflicts Of Interest  Acke Canaress For   Asks Congress For Stiffer Legislation Against Private Gain

Kennelly Plans A New Appointment To Aid ‘Conflicts  His Ideas During An Address Today

To Appoint New Officer  Ethical Standards Will Be Enforced by President

CONFLICTS OF INTEREST ON WAY OUT  President Tells Congress Of Government Ethics Plan

In Special Message fo Congress ..  ‘Kennedy Urges Overhaul Of  ‘Conflicts of Interest Laws

UN Supply Vessels Head For Matadi Despite Threats   Mobutu Warns UN to Keep Out of Congolese Held  Parte of Matadi. Ranana

UN Supply Ships Nearing Matadi Despite Threats   Mobutu Warns Against Landing Of Aid In Congo

U.N. Ships Near Congo Port Despite Threats That ‘Blood Will Flow’

Congo Supply Ships Warned   “Blood Will Flow” If Vessels Are ‘Unloaded, U.N. Command Advised

Topeka: Liquor Price  Bill Is Passed  In Committee   Measure to Fix Charges Is Sent To Senate Floor

Plan To Cover Wide Ranges   Rusk To Seek Allied OK In Paris Next Week

Rusk To Bid For Accords With Allies  Foreign Ministers   Foreign Ministers Await Meeting In Paris Next Week

Government To Act As Berlin © Crisis Develops   Holding In Reserve Wide Range Of Military, Diplomatic Actions

Steps Planned By Allies In Berlin Crisis   Rusk Will Seek Firm Agreement At Talks In Paris Next Week

MILITARY, DIPLOMATIC  JFK Holds in Reserve Wide Range of Actions

U.S. Will Try To Get Solid Ally Backing   Rusk Flies to Paris Next Week For Aua. 5 Meet

Some Actions In Reserve  All U.S. Cards Not On Table  In Berlin Game

WEST SEEKS INITIATIVE ON PROBLEM   Current Efforts Only Starter Toward Solution

Administration:  Drafts Plans To, Meet the  Berlin Crisis   State Secretary Rusk Will Seek Allied Agreement

Further Moves On Berlin In Reserve   Rusk Will Seek Firm Allied Agreements On Series of Steps

Secretary Of State To Seek Firm Agreement With Allied Ministers At Paris Parley Next Week: Summit Session With Khrush Possible

More Moves to Meet West Berlin Crisis  Eeeee Sa ornare oetrenninniaincmmeaaiiaeeeaaee tients  U.S. ‘Aces in the Hole’

Wide Range of Possible Moves Held in Reserve   Rusk to Seek Firm Allied Agreement on Succession of Steps

Rusk Will Seek Aid_ Of Allies”      iB Is Scheduled . For Next Week

Will Ask Firm Stand In Paris   oo . . * Foreign Ministers ‘ae oe : A a

Wide Series Of Surprises Facing Nikita   New Military, Diplomatic Steps Set As Rusk Eyes Paris Parley

Rusk Seeks Agreements  With Allies   Initiative Sought In Dealing With Russia on Problem

U.S. Holds In Reserve Range Of  Possible Actions In Berlin. Crisis

Wide Range Of Military And Diplomatic Actions Being Held In Reserve

Wider Military, Diplomatic Acts By U.S. Likely   Rusk Going To Paris For Allied Talks On Berlin Question

You'?ll Find.   ‘Desioen Steps To Give U.S. Some Initiative In Berlin

U.S. Holds Many Plans In Reserve  Berlin Crisis May Bring About Action

Kennedy Holds Back On Berlin   U.S. Keeps Moves On Diplomat Front In Reserve Status

U.S. Holding Berlin Cards   Administration Reported to Have Wide Ranae of Actions in Reserve

Both Military and Diplomatic...  Actions on Berlin AreHeldinReserve

US Still Has Some Aces Up Its Sleeve On Berlin   To Try Taking The Initiative

Rusk Seeking Firm Accord With Allies   Wide Range of Both Military, Diplomatic Moves Considered

Holding Actions In Reserve   Will Seek Firm Support From Allies At Paris Meet

Many Plans Being Held In Reserve   Rusk To Check With Allies Next Week

10 Meer berlin Urisis-- JFK Holding Actions In Reserve   You'll Find {t   in Congress-- Defense Bill Progresses

Braves Bomb Cards, 9-1  Pane the Caatste Dana   ‘Russian Envoy Reported Certain ‘Americans Won't Fight on Berlin

And Wipe Off Tires Before You Bring It In   Aid to Red Satellites Voted

Bill to Increase Sales, Use Taxes In New Spotlight   Bills Gain Impetus When Industrial Problems Are Ironed Out of Them.

State's Major Industries Okay Compromise Bill   Revision Desiqned to Meet Court ‘Decision, Restore Exemptions

Prisoners Attempting Jailbreak Use Newspapers and Soap for Cover-up

6-Point Program To Begin With Ban on Testing   President Rejects U.N. *Troika,’ Reaffirms Western Stand on Berlin.

President Alternately Tough And Conciliatory In His U. N. Address, Says West To Stay In Wesi Berlin   Asserts U.S. Has “Both Will And Weapons” To Resist Aggression; Calls For Creation Of U.N. Peace Force

Says No Soviet Treaty With East Germany Can Disturb West's. Rights

Challenges Reds To A Peace Race In U.N. Address   Says Western Allies To Retain Rights In Berlin Regardless Of Soviet-East German Treaty

President ‘Tells U.N. Mankind Can Be Destroyed; Next 10  Months Said Crucial to World

Kennedy Hits Soviets, Calls for ‘Peace Race’   President Tells United Nations’ Delegates Yielding to Threats Leads to War

Events-Decisions of Next 10 Months May Well Decide Fate of Man For Next — 10.060 Years. U.S. President Declares

 President Tells U.N. We Are Ready To Neaotiate Effective Disarmament

Lay s 6-Point Arms Plan  Before U.N.   Says U.S. Has Will, Weapons To Fight Aggression

Kennedy challenges — USSR to ‘peace race’  President tells U.N. Assembly U.S. has

President In  Tough Talk   But Says U.S. Believes Solution Is Possibility

Cites Crisis Over Berlin  Unnecessary   Disarm Proposal Aired In Address  ALU. N. Assembly

Asks Reds to Run  Race for Peace’   President Expresses U.S. Feeling That Peaceful Settlement Is Possible

Hall Packed for Address; Mood Often Is Tough   Believes Peaceful Solution Possible

Kennedy Gives U.N. Plan for Disarmament   President Stresses This Nation Won't Yield to Threats

U.S. Has "Will, Weapons’ -Kennedy Challenges Reds To ‘Peace Race

Soviets Challenged to ‘Peace Race’ Kennedy Says U. S. Has Weapons, Will to Resist Aqagression

JFK Offers Disarmament  Plan To UN   Challenges Reds * To Agree To Stx-Point Program

Warns U.N. Men Must Learn to  Control Arms President Says Next 10 Months   President Says Next 10 Months Are Crucial for Future of World, Submits Arms Plan.

JFK Tells UN America Has Will, Weapons   Reds Challenged To ‘Peace Race’, Troika Plan Hit

Kennedy Taik Carries Strong U.S. Peace Offensive to UN   Seek to Ease West Germans

Kennedy Proposes Six Point Plan For Disarmament   Couples Program With Rejection Of 'Troika’, Warning To Russia

Russ Premier Is Challenged To Join Quest   Shouts Ring Out as President Stresses His Words in Speecl

U.S. Can Resist Aggression On Will, Weapons, He Says   TRIOKA ATTACKED

‘Threat of force must be rejected’  WENNET)Y TOMCH CONCTITIATORY

Warns UN. Of Crucial Time Ahead  Declares U.S. Has   Declares U.S. Has Will, Weapons To Defend Freedom

Must Control A-Weapons, UN. Warned  President Sees Next 10 Month  rm. .*  , - . ff

Warns That Allies Will Defend Berlin But Pursues Peace  AAde That Ula Sharvtly   Adds That We Shortly Will Present Plans For Total Disarmament

‘Events of the Next 10 Months to Decide Fate of Man’ JFK Tells U.N.

U.N. Is Told By Kennedy That U.S. Has Will, Power “To Resist Aggression’   ISSUES PEACE CHALLENGE

 Urges UN to Reject Troika  Kennedy Challenges Russia to ‘Peace Race’

Chief P-*-*-. of Kennedy UN Speech  BULLOPY   Kennedy Challenges Soviets To 6-Point Disarm Program

Warns World Must Control Its Weapons   Tries to Push Soviet Toward Agreement On Berlin, Arms Cut

Kennedy Challenges Red World To Drop Arms Race   Germans Asked To Have Faith in Allies

Reds Challenged By President To Halt Arms Race   President Blasts Red ‘Troika’ Plan For U.N., Says America Won't Bow To Berlin Threats

Urges Reason And Firmness   President, in U.N. Address, Says Threat of Force Must Be Rejected

Loud Alarm Is Sounded ByPresident   ULN. Is Warned World Facing Crucial Period

Has Both Will And Weapons, JFK Tells U.N.   Challenges Communists To Drop Arms Race [In Favor Of ‘Peace Race

Acnnedy Addresses U.N.:  Asks Peace Race In World   Johnson Warns Russians War Possible. Over Berlin

Challenges Soviet Union To Agree On Nucelear Ban; Rejects Troika

U.S. Has ‘Both Will and Weapons’ to Fight Any Agaressor, He Tells U.N.

Challenges Soviets To Peace Race   President Submits Arms Cut Plan, Asks Defeat Of Red ‘Troika’ System

In Firm Tone, He Presents Six-Point Disarmament Plan; Blasts Red-Proposed Troika’ Form of U.N. Leadership.

CHALLENGES RUSSIANS 10 PEACE RACE   President’s U.N. Speech Proposes Disarmament, U.N. Police Force; Rejects Triumvirate To Succeed Daa.

Drop Arms for Peace Kennedy Challenge   Speech Highlights By JFK in UN.

Fate Ot Man Never So  ? : bude Imperiled--- "8.055...   Challenges Soviet to Agree to New Program of Disarmament

Challenges K To Join Effort   Warns Communist Leaders The U. S. Will ‘Pay Any Price’ For Liberty

‘Troika’ Hit As Crippling Leadership  President Reports Tr“ eerrset ee

Kennedy Hurls Challenge At Soviets In UN Speech; Offers New Disarmament Plan

America Has The Will And   Soviets Challenged To ‘Peace Race’ In Major U.N. Speech

President Voices Challenge To Khrush   Calls for Battle   Calls for Battle AgainstTyranny And Poverty

Soviet Stand Is Challenged   Western Powers Cannot Surrender   Active Participation Promised

Arms Cut Plan, Special U.N.  Forces Proposed  JI@ Want Viold ta Thronate.

5 A  Pres. Kennedy Tells UN:  US Able, Willing Resist Aggression

Soviet Union Is Challenged By President   Warns That World Must Control Arms Or Face Destruction

Asks Soviets To Accept Nuclear Ban   Disarmament Program Suggested; Rejects Red Plan for U.N.

{Cennedy Challenges Khrushchev —  To Join In New Quest For Peace

President Kennedy Asks Khrushchev To Join in New ‘Quest For Peace

President Challenges Communist World to ‘Peace Race,’ Proposes Disarmament Plan

President Presents Broad New Disarmament Plan  In. U.N. Assembly Speech

Challenges Soviets to ‘Peace Race’ in Fiery  Address Before U.N.   Says Red Aggressior Will Be Opposed In All Places.

Challenge Russ To ‘Peace Race In Talk to UN   Alternately Tough And Conciliatory On World Tensions

Kennedy Urges Adoption Of Disarm Plan   Attacks Soviet ‘Troike’ Scheme For United Netions

‘By Whatever Means Are Forced Upon Them’  West Prepared To Detend Berlin   \Chief Points Of Kennedy Talk To United Nations

Kennedy Outlines Broad New Disarmament Plan   Challenaes Communist World to ‘Peace Race’ in a Tough But Conciliatory Address in U.N

Challenges Red World  To Drop Re-Armament   Speech at United Nations Called both Tough, Conciliatory; Sees Peaceful Solution to Berlin; ‘Threats Bring War’

Address in U.N. Challcaces Soviet Toa Peace Race  Submits Six-Point Arms Slash Plan,

South Africa to Kee Keep Some Ties with Britain   To Keep Up Trade Althoug] Out of Commonwealth.

After Break From Commonwealth  S. Africa Head Offers To Retain British Ties

S. Africa Breaks With Commonwealth But Seeks Fo Keep Ties With Britain   French Gov’t Ready To Start Political Talks With Algerians

Offers To Maintain  Trade Ties   Verwoerd States After Break With Commonwealth

Macmillan Welcomes Verwoerd's Offer to Maintain Links, Hopes For Country's Return to British Family of Nations

,AFRICA UNIT (ENSURED BY UN ACTION   Repercussions Are Worldwide On Withdrawal

South Africa to Keep Trade Ties  Nation Breaks Away From Commiorwealth

Macmillan Is Quick To Accept  Securities  Slump on  Gee: Sere " See ee

UN Walkout Seen After Racial Censorship  S. Africa Cuts British Ties

TOWN TO KEEP TIES WITH LONDON   South Africa Pulling Out Of British Commonwealth Over Race Issues But Will Maintain Trade.

South Africa offers to keep financial ties   Britain welcomes decision—one day may play her part

LONndON:?  South Africa To Maintain  Finance Ties  Reciprocal Trade Relations Will Be Unchanged by Cut

‘White Supremacy’ Assailed; British Welcome Verwoerd Offer of Trade, Defense Ties

South Africa to Keep Economic Ties to Britain   Censure of South Africa Voted by UN

House Group Works To Put $350 Million Tax Program On Floor Early This Week

Swainson Maps Economic Plans   Greater Michigan Authority Urged To Aid Development

Guard Plane Shoots Down Big Bomber   Sidewinder. Missile Hits Craft in Game; Three Survive Among Eight Aboard Bomber

CD Funds Approved In Full   U. 8S. ADVICE UNHEEDED JFK, Cheng End Talks Split Over Red China

Pravda Says Reds Favor Peace Talks  West's 3-Point Plan: To End Laos Crisis

Committee Clears U. §. Official Who Met With Coban Economic Chief

Following Appeal By Cottrell  State Court To Speed Hearing On Omnibus Law

Khrushehey Reportedly Had Stroke   Paris Newspaper Carried Stary

Jail Probe On; Di eputy Is Suspended Borrowed $100  From Burglar; Fund Short

Shortage of $325 Found By Auditor Whitmore to  File Charge After Prahe

Special Session To Face  Bills Of Biddeford - Saco   ‘Battle. ls Impending For Saco ‘Democratic Mayoralty Choice

Planes Miss Catch Paradiver Squad Recovers  Discoverer 29 Space Capsule

AIR FORCE RESCUE CREW MAKES: SUCCESSFUL RECOVERY OF SPACE CAPSULE FROM OCEAN OFF HAWAII

Committee Okays Feed Grain Bill   Want Bill Cleared For Early Debate

Government's Plea Accepted By Auto Union   Agrees To Extend Pacts; GM Walkout Threatens Sept. 6

No Passengers Injured  GN EMPIRE BUILDER S IDERAILED IN NO. DAKOTA

»Few Surprises in State Primaries  ‘Insurgent Democrats Fare Well

Beyond Organization’s Scope Jaycees Drop Endorsement  Of Direct Primary in City

Two In Hospital After Crash Here   Each Claims Other Was Driving Car

 If Lodge Is Candidate fascists Senate Race ‘Could Become Lively Scramble

State Would Have Lively Senate Race if Lodqe Becomes Candidate   ‘ Cannot Be Drafted’ He  Tells Newsmen

Hot Senate Race Eyed If Lodge Enters  President’s Home State Could Be One Of Liveliest In °62

Sharp Race Seen In JK Home State   Effort Being Made To Bring Henry Cabot Lodge In As GOP Senate Choice

mers News” BEHIND PAGE I   DRAFT LODGE MOVEMENT NOW UNDERWAY  Kennedy Senate Seat Faces Hot Race In °62

Henry Cabot Lodge Likely Candidate For Senate Post From Kennedy’s Own State

Lodge Refuses Senate Drafting   Desires Not To Run In Massachusetts

‘ Tough Race Is Forecast  GOP Starts Lodge Drive: Democratic Rift Is Eyed

, Lodge Sought As Candidate  For Senate  Former U.N. Ambasseder Rejects Draft

Lively Senate Race Hinted In Massachusetts   Henry Cabot Lodge May Be Drafted For Seat Lost To Kennedy

Kennedy Home State May See Lively Contest  ladana hdau Ra Frater   Lodge May Be Entry In Senatorial Race

_ Farm Figures  1961-CROP OATS PRICE SUPPORT RATE SET * AT 60 CENTS PER BU.  Up 13 Cents a Bushel From Last Year

DETAILS ARE DISTRIBUTED UN MEMBERS   Follows Quickly Kennedy Speech Before Assembly

Battle for Control of Alleghany Over but Victor Won't Be Known for Week or More

Little Things Like Spot of Solder Cause Delay in U.S. Space Program

PUBLIC URGED TO GET CHRISTMAS MAIL OFF EARLY   Suggestions Given To Assure Early And ‘Sate Deliveries

Mail Early Advice Here Is Stressed  es es a ee ee   Local Postmaster Cites Necessity Of Cooperation

 Postmaster Advises wee Out-Of-Town Mailing Should Be Made This Week----Gorman

Postoffice Siresses Need For ‘Early Christmas Card, Gift Mailings

Fulbright Opens Race  For Senate   May Become A National Park Park Service Team Indicates  Liking For Buffalo River Area

Kennedy Greets Missive With Cautious Optimism   Rusk Says Major Item To ‘Stop the Fighting’

Cease-Fire Is Up To Russians And British--Rusk  Fighting Must Stop In Hurry. os TASS ge p" ne aif «4% + a zee See. . Sone   Fighting Must Stop In Hurry. Secretary Of State Maintains

Rusk Says Next Step ln Laos Is Up To Britain, Soviet Union   Kennedy Says Soviet Plan Offers Hope for Laos

Asks Step By Britain And Soviet   Protracted Dickering on Laos Not Useful, He Declares.

Had Been in Water for 36 Hours, 48 Minutes   lay a —_ _ an a ‘ ya t . [Research Chemist, First to Swim \Lake Michigan, Now Recovering

ERIKSON IN WATER 36 HOURS  Chicago Man Is First To Swim Across Lake

Charge by Erbe Aired In Senate   Investigation Set Up After Scott Files Resolution.

CRIME REPORTER LINK, OF ST. LOUIS, ACQUITTED ON CHARGE OF MURDER

 Old Intimacy Is Gone: eo Kennedy Views Live ‘Press Meet As Success

800-SEAT AUDITORIUM IS USED  TV Press Conference Is Rated ‘Smash’

First  Press Conference Solid Ait   Kennedy To Use Video Technique To Utmost

Kennedy's TV News Conference A Hit; He Handles Himself Admtrably; Setting Is Praised

void House Built In 1883   Research by Local Student Reveals ‘History of $65,000 Landmark Here

'Eleqant’ Opera House Built In 1883:      Research hy Local Student Reveals History of $65,000: Landmark Here

Soviet Rejects Kennedy Plea On A-Testing  W. Berlin Role For U.N. Hinted In Policy Speech

But Gromyko Reply to JFK Carries Most Of Time-Worn  Kremlin Line

Briefs... From the Wire   Soviets Hint Berlin Role Mav Be Souah? far LIN

Kennedy Plan or Atom Test Pact Rejected   Gromvko Tells West Not to Rattle Saber. Spout Berlin Threats

JFK’s A-Ban Plan Spurned 5y Gromyko   Soviet Minister's Lengthy Address Contains Little New

Gromyko Puts Prospect To UN Assembly   Rejecis Kennedy Proposilion For Atomic Test Ban

Rejects Bid For Halt In Nuclear Tests   Delegates View Long Speech As Routine. Softer

Suggests U.N. Role In Berlin   Speech ‘Vigorous And At Length,’ Stevenson Comment

Reds Reject JFK’s Plea To Halt Tests   Gromyko Warns ‘Cold’ Assembly Against West’s ‘Saber Rattling’

Far Below Average _ San Benito Has  Only 8 Doctors   fu 16,422 People

East-West Fail To Open Geneva Talks   Wrangle Develops Over Makeup Of Laos Delegation

Secretary: Rusk Refuses Seating Red Guerillas; Russia Insists TheyParticinate

Both Need No Sniping Lessons  Ike, Harry Set Ex-President Pattern

«Qui ck-Thinking Angler Saves Youth Being Swept To Sea...  Expertly Casts Line   CHINESE RED YOUTH CORPS

Would Tax Mail and  Traveling $1.5 Billion hg  Sur plus Bi igured

Postage Boost, More Gas Tax Recommended   First Secretary of Government, Above Cabinet, Suggested

ON THE INSIDE   ‘Assistant President,  Transportation Posts  Proposed In Message Budaet At A Glance

Calls For Billion And Half Surplus   Proposes Boost In Postal Fees And Taxes On Airplane Travel And Use Of Highways; Sets Up $42.9 Billion Defense Fund   Budget At A Glance

Local-Level UAW Moves Are Missing   Progress To Be Eyed By National Teams, Firms Monday.

In Kennedy Policies— Free Enterprise Faces Threats: Hickenlooper

$3,800,000 Facility Being Built In Tyngsboro for Air Force Research

New $3.8 Million Air Force Space. Probe Construction Planned for Tynasboro Hill

Downed 2 Years Ago In Armenia  Red Paper Says I] U.S. Fliers Alive

To Strengthen Security, Assure Free Access...        West Considers Making Berlin Proposals

West Plans New Bid On Reich Issue   Proposals Slated Early In 1962 To Settle Problems

East-West Conference Foreseen  JFK Interview Pinpoints Conflicts

West May Make New Proposals In Berlin Crisis   Offer Early Next Year Aimed at Bolstering W. Berlin Security

Interview Illustrates Conflict  Western Powers Considering Possible Proposals On Berlin

With Little Optimism West Considering Proposal Soon To Russia For Berlin Settlement

Settlement Of Crisis Would BeSought .  West Considers Berlin Offer To Soviet

To Strengthen Security West Considering Proposal “For Settling Berlin Crisis

West After Strengthening Security Of West . Berlin; Proposals Being Readied

East-West Conference Foreseen ae est onterence © orescen  JFK Interview Pinpoints Conflicts

West Considering Making Proposals To Reds On Berlin  Plan Would Assure Free Access To City From West Germany

On International Control Of Aufobahn ... .  West Considers Proposals

State Freezes NG Discharges  Some Enlistment   Some Enlistment Terms Extended

State Guard Units Tapped For Call-up   Training Program Will Prepare Some Units For Duty

Life’s End   MARTIN LUDWIG. 76 — REMSEN BANK DIRECTOR DIES AT FARM HOME  —~- RITES SGATIIRDAY

Life’s End   'MARTIN LUDWIG, 76 — 'REMSEN BANK DIRECTOR ‘DIES AT FARM HOME  i__ BITES SATURDAY

Project Plans  NAME PHILIP HAUAN  — HEAD OF COUNTY  RED CROSS DRIVE Schedule Campaign —  ime Ttecenzlan tm BAe mck

Project Plans  NAME PHILIP HAUAN  — HEAD OF COUNTY  RED CROSS DRIVE Schedule Campaign —  nen TT... *. 0. 8.

Editors Deny Hearing Proposat seem? Kennedy Seeks Newspaper Advisor on U.S. Security

Deny Kennedy Offered Plan To Censor News   Editors Tell Of Conference

Happy Birthday!  Kansas Centennial Celebration Rolls   In Kansas History  Religion Played A Vital Role

Firing Squad Ordered for Russ Crooks   Embezzlers, Foes of Administration— Face Death Penalty

Barron Asks Pay Tax For West Virginia   ‘Cornerstone’ Of His Program Calling For $17.5 Million

New Program Would Cost $17.5 Million   Added Money To Be Used For Highways, Jobs, Education

Allies Begin New Berlin  Planning   Picture Clearer on West German Wants in Berlin

‘Row, Row, Row Your Boat’ Passengers Sing as Plane Nearly Plunges. Into Ocean

Tunisia Issues Appeal to West About France   Alien Troops Are Cause of Request By North Africans

Made At Special Session of UN General Assembly— Tunisia Appeals To US, Allies To Aid French Troop Ouster

British Troops Eye Zone Borde   IN DISPUTE WITH FRANCE  ~ Tunisia Appeals For U. S. Aid   FRENCH REFUSE   ROLAND CHOSEN

Tunisia's Plea For Ouster of French Pushed  Debate Led 5y beliioets ine

Tunisia Urges Westfo Side Against French  Delegate Asks U. S. To Help Get Troops Out of Territory

ON TUNISIAN ISSUE OPENS   Appeal Against France's Policy Voiced To US.

Anticolonial policy tested by Tunisia   Appeal to U.S. to urge removal of French troops

Appeal Is Sent Today To Allies  Asks Forces Leave Bizerte Base Also

Tunisian Problem  Goes Before U.N.   32 Nations Propose France Be Called On to Withdraw Troops; U.S. and Other Allies Asked To Join as They Did in Conas Debate

ISSUE PLACED BEFORE U. Nv ASSEMBLY   Resolution Also Proposes Bizerte Withdrawal  nrourer wane   By Asian-African Bloc And Yugoslavia; Seek Support Of United States

Tunisia Appeals For Action To Eject French   32 Countries Ask That France Negotiate Troop Withdrawal

- Special Session Meets France-Bizerte Dispute  Aired At U. N. Assembly

Tunisians Seek U.S. Aid in U.N   Troop Withdrawal Sought; France Boycotts Meet

Surge of Population Expected fo Continue  Special ‘News’ Series Will Offer Solutions to Crucial Local !ssties”

Surge of Population Expected fo Continue   Special” News’ Series ‘Will. Offer ‘Solutions. fo Crucial.-Local. {ssues.

Nigerians, Angered by American Girl.  Demand QOuster of Peace Corps Mission

Nigerians Seek To Oust Peace Corps Member:   U.S. Girl’s Plaint Stirs Up Dissesion At University

Deportation Of Group lsDemanded  Girl’s Postcard Complains Of Saualid Living

FUROR OVER POSTCARD Nigerian Students Demand Peace Corps Deportation

Council Fails To Back Up U.S. Charges   SEATO Statement Is Silent On Red Activities In Laos

SEATO Fails To Back US. ‘Charge In Laos   Action Delays Decision On Sending Western Troops To Aid Of Government

25,000 Pilgrims Follow Path of Christ to Open Holy Week Observance

Latin Patriarch Leads 25,000 Pilgrims Follow in Steps of Christ in Holy Land

Pilgrims Follow Christ's Steps  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Palm Sunday Services Mark Openine Of Holv Week

Pilgrims Trace Christ's Steps   Jerusalem Observes Palm Sunday Rites

DiSalle Eves Sept. 22 For Special Meet  Session Hinges  _ agreene nt To oe a

Army Copter Rescues Five East Germans   Red Police Shoot Aufomatic Pistols At Other Refugees

‘Solons Get Bill to Give Retiring Workers Cut in Medical Insurance Rate

Gromyko Reopening Congo Issue  Debate Delayed   Debate Delayed Because of Death Of Cuban Delegate

Explosive Congo Item  Scheduled   Gromyko To Start Assembly Debate After Day's Delay

Negro Airman’s Injury Sparks Near Riot  In Michigan   Soldiers Seek Safety Of Police Station After Attack By. White Group

Blood To Attract Viewers  Crime, Violence On TV Programs Bring Protests

Violence Ups Ratings, Committee Told  Blood-and-Thunder Television Invites Delinquency, Charge

SENATE HEARS TESTIMONY , Violence on TV Programs Rapped by Prison Official

Adenauer Agair Scores Triumph   To Be Chancellor For Fourth Term

Name: Adenauer To Fourth Term:  Chancellor: Pays: for ‘Victory in:Bundestaq

Free Democrats  Win Cabinet Post In Political Trade For Major Votes

Adenauer Namec For 4th Term As Chancellor   Promises He Will Not Serve Full 4-Year Term

Co-Worker Saves Life Of Hurt Man   Laborer Caught Tn Farm Machine Directs ‘Surgery’

Dairy Support Boost Ordered   Freeman Forecasts Little Effect on Consumer Prices

Freeman Puts New Milk Prop Figure at $3.40   -Laira Says StepWill Peg Cheese At 36.1 Cents

INVESTIGATORS SURVEY CRASH   Jet’s Crew Silent On Possible Cause

Probers Silent  in Plane Crash Airline Forbids Questioning of Crey

Slaughter Continues  2-Day Traffic Total At Six   Probers Seek To Pinpoint Responsibility For Crash

Secrecy Marks Crash Inquiry  “Nothing to Say,’ hl... 2g... 2 ,  ™" 6 Ff

Pakistan Visitor Happy— Camel Driver Takes Naturally To Being VIP

 Met Former Presid l ent Pakistani Camel Driver Visits Washington Today

For Autograph Seekers.... Camel Driver Grins  And Signs His Dots

ris Wite and Gamel Wor  Camel Driver “Takes Natural To Being VIP

Wilson Market Sales Spotlight   eS ee ee ee  Pakistan’ s Camel Driver Takes —  Quite Naturally To Being VIP

Soviet Actions   Diplomats Feel Khrushchev Not Willing To Risk War

Soviet Actions Hint K Wants To Avoid War   Diplomats Believe Russians Prefer Berlin ‘Breather’ .

Poet Frost’s Struggle with Glaring Sun Provided Poignant Inauguration Incident

Kennedy InN. C. To Receive Degree, Watch Airborne Troops      U. Of North Carolina To Honor ’ President; Opens Trade Fair

Tshombe Threatens To Oppose UN   Congo Leader Accuse: Guinea, Ghana Of Taking Russ Orders

Legislature — Renews Death Penalty Study  Deciding On Abolition Or ing Four .  Year Moratorium 

Ne Longer Entertainment Jessel Enlivens TV Hearing With Pertinent Witticisms

Scots stage rally against Polaris base   U.S. sailors get scare as mob closes in on them

Over 1.000 Scots Rally Against Base  An Outburst Of  Anti-US Feeling  Mars Demonstration

Scots Stage Base Rally,  Six Escape   Most Taking Part In Protest Heed Appeal By Pastor

Scots Divided Over Protests On US. Base   ‘We Like Yanks, But Not Polaris,’ Over 1,000 Shout

ORDERLY PROTEST STAGED AT BASE  Scots Say Americans Okay but Not Polaris

Briefs... From the Wire    By The Associated Fress  Anti-US Demonstration Staaed at Polaris Base

All Not Bonny On The Banks Of Holy Loch   Anti-American Feeling Disrupts Orderly Rally

Soviet Premier Seen Reconciled To Treaty Delay   Russians Expected to Put Pressure on West for Commitment to Negotiate.

Red Ultimatum On Germany is  Less Imminent Khrushchev Seen  Ready to Let His ‘61 Demand Pace

K Apparently Reconciled to  Treaty Delay   Provided That Allie: Show Willingness Yo Negotiale

Speeches in Red Congress Indicate Nikita Backing Down in Berlin Crisis

Observers See Russians Easing Up On "  Red P ressur e   Red Pressure Jo Force West Stand On Berlin

Nikita To Let Year 10 Pass Without Treaty   Pressure For Talks With West Expected

Washington’s Residents May Vote for President   By D. HAROLD OLIVER

Ralph Bair, 54, ls Heart Victim   Was Meat Merchant, Talented Musician

Armed Penal Rebels Hold 20 Hostages   City And State Police Rushed To Tennessee Maximum Prison

Demand tearing on Grievances Gun-Knife Wielding Tennessee Convicts Riot; Seize 20 Hostages and Hole Up in Commissary

Convicts Hold 20 Hostages in Prison Uprising   Rebellious Group at Nashville Demands Grievance Hearing

Prisoners Armed With Guns, Knives   Tennessee Group Sets Up Barricade, Demands ‘Hearing

Armed Convicts Hold 20 Hostages in Tennessee Prison   Holed Up in Penitentiary Commissary, They Demand Hearing on Grievances.

10 Injured In Traffic Annie Eckert ‘ Orland Dies Accidents At Orland Park...”  In Hospital

North African Issues Thwart French Aims   Plans for Recalling Troops Due to Berlir Crisis Get Setback

WILLING TO SEE REBELS De Gaulle Set To Open Algerian Peace Talks

4KatangaPlanes Blasted Down By Indian Jets  UN Claims Seizure Of Vital Underpass

Mortar Fire Hits Close To Headquarters   Tshombe Reports General Fighting; He’s Flying Home

Vital Underpass Seized By UN Troops; Battle Fought on Airport Road

KATANGA AIR FORCE DEALT HEAVY BLOW   Cannon-Firing U.N. Jets Attack Seces sionist Province   HIGHWAY BRIDGE ALSO DESTROYED

Four Planes Blown To Bits In Air Strike   Fighting Continues In Elisabethville; Tshombe To Return

Aerial War In Katanga’s  Chief Areas   Cannon-Hiring U.N. Jets Wipe Out AF Units

U.N. Troops Say They Seized Underpass Controlling Traffic To Elisabethville Suburbs.

On The Inside   Over-All Total Climbs To 670  A A A TOCA EI ETN acne cena ay  Death Takes No Holiday

Record Toll Set on Holiday on Highways  457 Fatalities on Roads, 102 Died in Water Accidents

Traffie 455  Drowning 62  Boating 39  Misecllaneous 115 Total 670

Memorial Holiday Traffic Deaths Reach Tragic High   By THE ASSOCIATE’ PRESS

454: Die in Record Road Toll:  Slauchter Exceeds 4: an How   The death toll in Indiana Was 22. Story on Page B-1.

Holiday Deaths Hit Record   Road Toll Soars, Surpasses Record Set 4 Years Aao   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Road Mishaps Claim Over 4 Lives An Hour   670 Persons Dead From All Accidents In Four-Day Period

29 ME NSVGSS VIITE INGA VWCOCR  ecaenee Made in State Tax Meeting

Attorney General Wars-on Hoodlums  Asks Bills to Break Crime Combinations

Atty. General Asks Action Against Crime   Robt. Kennedy Backed By Hoover, Who Has Declined To Appear At Hearing

Carroll County Farm Bureau Talent Find Contest Is Planned June 28 

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY @   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion  BF patures)

U. S. Soon Will Furnish South Viet Nam With More Fast Armed Patrol Vessels

Tax Cut as Tonic? No, Dillon Says   Presidential Voice : Up to Congressmen, Appointee Adds.

GOLD DRAIN PLANS KEPT UNDER COVER   Senators Begin Questioning Of Cabinet Choices

TREASURY — APPOINTEE IS QUIZZED   Jack’s Secretary Of The. Treasury Tells Senate Hearing He Favors Balanced Budget. Policies.

TREASURY APPOINTEE IS QUIZZED   a i el i te ri cil  Jack's Secretary Of The Treasury Tells Senate Hearing He Favors Balanced Budget Policies.

Not Planning Ta Cut, Says Dillon  New Treasury Chief At Senate Hearing

No Tax Cut Planned Now,  Dillon Tells Committee   MAY RE “FALL GUY’

Dillon Has No Plans Kor Cut   Finance Conimittes Studies Approval Of Appointment

Dillon Won t Recommend US. Tax Cut   Finance. Committee Told Decision Is Up to Congress

No Intention of Asking Tax Cut, Now, Dillon Say  ee. Oe SLs   Tells Senators That He Feels Balanced Budaet: Is Important

Dilion Deciares. He Won‘tAskRevenue  Cutto Aid Economy   Believes Problem of Gold Drainage Can be Solved

Congress Will Have Final Say on JFK Power   Secretary Feels Gold Problems Can Be Solved

Douglas Dillon Up For Scrutiny In Senate Today  Has No Intention To Ask For Temporary Cut In Income Taxes

No Intention Now Of Asking for Cut In Taxes   First of Kennedy Cabinet to Be Called

Eliminates  State-Wide  Elections Action Will Send  Legislators Home

Veteran Comedian Frank Fay Dies; Best Known as Pal of Rabbit Harvey

Britain Tightens Up Its Armed Manpower   Khrushchev Warns Of War Priority

Seaborg OKs ind fo Tests  sume Bhecot A bom   Russ Must Accept U.S. Ban Proposal

Mitchell Blast Toll Four Dead, Eight Injured   Wrecked Building Part Of Project Being Completed By Cement Company

Four Killed in Gas Explosion Near Mitchell   Eight Injured, Cement: Plant ‘Rating Wrecked

MAP ‘LOCATES ¢ CRASH ‘SITE  27 Californians Die  in Airliner Crash 

18 DEATHS IN 3 FAMILIES ~ Many Californians Victims  In Tragic Crash Of Plane

Red-Supplied Castro Crew Has Contro! of Situation   Reign of Terror Imposed To Keep People ‘Down’

California Youngster, 9, First Ever To Die In Little Leacue Game

Boy’s Heart Crushed By Ball—  Father Mourns Death Of Little Leaguer

Pitched Ball Kills Little Leaguer  ‘Tiver’ Dies In Timnire’s Arme }

Parents Blame No One — Little Leaguer Dies After Being Hit by Ball

‘GRIEVES FOR DEAD SON  First Youngster Killed In Little Leacue Ball

Try Tentatively Scheduled Tuesday At Cape Canaveral   Flight Will Last 16 Minutes; Covers Few Hundred Miles

Gromykc Dallies At U.N.   Speculation Aroused That Soviets May Make Maior Move

United Nations:, Soviet Move Is Expected  Soon on Laos  Gromyko Delays Departure for Warsaw Meeting

Gromyko delays trip  Big Soviet move seen in UN   SEATO adopts compromise

Important Red Action In UN Or Capital Seen   Delay In Gromyko’s Departure Brings  Wide Sneculatian

Prime Move Expected From Reds   Gromyko Remaining In U.S.; Gives Rise to Speculation

Answer  Hint By  Soviets Warsaw Trip  Delay Causes - Sneculation

Gromyko Delays Departure  Speculation Aroused That Reds Planning Some Important Move

Gromyko Stays In U. S., Might Expect Answer   Talks Agreement Belief Mountina

New Move By Russians Is Seen In U.N.   Gromyko Delay In Leaving For Warsaw Seen As Hint

(See RESCUERS, Page 6) Pre-School Roundup Is Scheduled In Lake Arthur

No Relations — With China Seer   Rusk Says Possibility Of Recognition Out

Rusk Sees No Hope Of Red Chinese Tie   Also Greatly Disturbed by Recent Developments in Cuba

_ Meet Again today Commission Fails to Agree On Senate Redistricting

GIVES ALIBI ON STAND FOR CUT, BRUISE   Starved Rock Defendant Testifies He Was Ip Lodge At Time Three Women Were Slain.

Says Deputy Forced Him To Confess   Gives Timetable Of Activities on Day of 3 Slayings

Starved Rock Defendait Testifies He Was -& Lodge At Time Threw Women Were Slain. © =

Decision On Liquor Bilt Slated Today   Estimate 187,000 Would Be Affectec By 75-Cent Base

HOUSE VOTES 15c-AN-HOUR WAGE FLOOR   187,000 Workers In State Benefit; Rights Bill Wins

Latin American Projects Exceed Funds For Program by Nearly $500 Million

Re Return to » Normal  Seen Monday  Belgium Relaxes As Strikes End

Rebels Won't Deal With Control Group   U.S. Offers Polaris Subs in NATO Area

Portugal Uraed To Revise Africa Colonial Policy   NATO Leaders Warn Angola Could Turn Into Another Congo

PORTUGAL ‘HEARS PLEA ON POLICY   Most Realize Old Colonial  - Davs Are Gone

U.S. Offers Five Nuclear Subs for NATO Defense Area   More May Be Added Later Rusk Tells Group at Oslo; Pressure on Portugal.

Explosion Scene   U.S. Approves Latin Version Of Kennedy Economic Program

{820 Billion Price Tag  U.S. Approves Ambitious ‘Plan For Latin Amerie

U.S. Agrees To Changes InProgram   Argentina, Brazil Chief Architects Of Latin Alliance

Latin Aid Requests Endorsed  $20 Billion Asked Nivaw Nact Dann de

U.S. Agrees To Revised Latin Plan   Minimum Tag Of $20 Billion Is Accepted

U.S. Backs Latin Aid  Proposals   $20 Billion Minimum Agreed Upon to Cut Reds From Central And South America

U. S. Backs Latin-American ‘Alliance for Progress Plan   Guevara's J Attack On U.S. Drives Home Urgency of Program

Father, Son ‘Definitel v Not Cubans’   Takeoff Prevented As Gunfire Knocks Out Tires, Engine

One Vicious Punch Ends Nine Tense Hours of Waiting   FAA Approves Arming of Pilots   Divers Probe For 15 Vietims

Lebanon Hears lraq Readies Army To Attack Kuwait: British Fear Clash

Huge Peter H. Anderson Ranch Sold By Camilla Gage For $625,000 To Madison-Beaverhead Ranchers Group

$625,000 Paid for Anderson Ranch Holdings by  Madison, Beaverhead Group

ATTEMPT 10 ORBIT CHIMP WEDNESDA\   ‘Satellite Set To Circle World 3 Times; Test Is Preliminary To Manned   Space Flights.

Paving Way For Astronaut  Holloman Trained Chimp Tries For O:'t Tomorrow

INDEX TO  Inside Pages   U.S. Will Rocket Chimp Into Orbit   Scheduled For Three Trips Around Globe Wednesday

‘Ordeal Tomorrow   Chimp To Blaze Way For  New Astronaut’s Flight

10 Lompiele inree Urbis  Chimp to Make Whirlwind Space Flight Wednesday

Chimp ready for orbit shot   If all goes well, astronaut slated for next attempt

Chimp Orbit ls Expected — On Wednesday   lf All Goes Well, Man May Be Sent Up Later In Year   A STRANGE PAIR

WHERE TO FIND IT   ‘HAM’ AMONG 3 FINALISTS  Chimpanzee To Take Space Ride Wednesday

FROM FORESTS OF AFRICA  Chimp Slated to Take Orbital Space Test Flight

Space Chimp Flight Slated  3 Global Circuits Planned Wed  nesdav

JFK Invites Better U.S., Russia Ties  Asks More Use Of Diplomacy

Kennedy Seeks Soviet-U.S. Understanding  Sends Message Ry R aAtiraAin ft   Sends Message By Returning Moscow Envoy

Kennedy Seeks Understanding  Rm..." 5. ., FP... .2..L ...   President Dispatches Note to Khrushchey

Thompson Given JFK Message To Khrushchev   Expresses Hope for ‘Fruitful? Continu. ation of Diplomatic Efforts.

Thompson Is Sent Back fo Russia With Note for K.   Message Expresses Hope For Better Understanding Between Soviets and U. S.

JFK Expresses Hope for Future In USSR Talks  C24 tins Budi tad   Personal Message Sent by President To Soviet Premier

Kennedy's Envoy Off ‘With Special Note   Ambassador Thompson To Hand Message To Khrushchev Regarding Future Talks

Kennedy Sends Personal Note To Khrushchev  Expresses Hope Thai   Expresses Hope That Diplomatic Talks Can Improve: Relations

Kennedy Sends Hopeful Note To Khrushchev   New Understanding Is Invited During Conversations

Kennedy in Message of Hope tok   Looks to Better Ties In Missive Taken By Thompson.

Urges Better U. §.--Soviet Relations   Message Sent To Russian Premier Through Thompson

Double-Edged Note Going To Red Premiel   Soviet Intentions Must Be Judged Through Actions

Kennedy Sends Hopes For Better U. §.-Soviet Relations In Note To K.

Inside Tcday’s Times   BETTER RELATIONS   Kennedy Sends. Nikita “Message

Kennedy Bids For “Fruitful” Soviet Talks   Returning Envoy Will Deliver Note To Khrushchev

Kennedy Sends K Personal Message  Thompson. Heads for Moscow After Washineton Conference

By FRED BUCKLES Of the Journal's ‘Santa Fe Bureau   Secretary Udall Climbs Mt. Fugi

BEATS WINDS AND CLOUDS Udall Climbs Mt. Fuji Through Fog in 612 Hours

Rusk-Stevenson New York Talk Set UN Intervention in Berlin Possible

Unexpected Departure Paves Way for Record Spending DUCKS REDUCTION BATTIE

six Negroes fast in jail awaiting tria.   White teeners held in shooting Negro leader

Threaten Hunger Strike —  Convicted ‘Freedom Riders’ Stay in Jail

Six Protest In Alabama Racial Test   White Teenagers Arrested After Negro Wounding

SMEG SUC, PIS NAPE REE DORM 6 8 8  Gypsy Journey Turns Into Nightmare

 Trail of Tragedy  Started With Six, Now There Is One   By ED YOUNG

Family s Trips Around Countn Fatal for [ots  Five Children Died in Nightmare of Hunaer. Nealect

: Parents Charged With Murder  F amily’s Journey Brought  Death To 5 Of 6 Children   “Be FD YOUNG

Parents Chgrged With Murder Gypsy Life Results In Death For Couple's Five Children

Gypsy Journey One of Horror  Dudleys Face Murder As 5 Children Starve

And 5 Children Die Nightmare Trails kamily’s Travels across Country

POPES wAGrged With Murder  Cross- Country Death Ride for Five Carnival Tot:

Gypsy-Like Journeys of Family Turned Into Nightmare of Hunger, Death for Five Children

ON THE INSIDE   There Were 8 Dudleys: Now There Are 3. Including Jailed Parents.

GRIM STORY PIECED TOGETHER Pair Faces Murder Charges  In Deaths Of Four Children

‘Parents Face Murder Charge After Death of Five Children   Bv ED YOUNG

Couple Admits Letting Five Children Starve, Hiding Bodies in Gypsy-Like Tour of Nation

Dudley Family's Journey Of Death Across Nation Is Pieced Together

TRAIL OF TRAGEDY  Family's Gypsy-Like Journey Brings Death to 5 Children

Dudleys Journeys Around Country Turn Into Death For Five Children   By ED YOUNG

Trail Of Tragedy! Five Children Die On Trip; Parents Held For Murder   Ry FR YOUNG

A Nightmare Of Horror And Hunger  Five Children Meet Death In Grisly Trip Across U.S.

Carnival Family Leaves Grim  Trail Of Tragedy Across ULS.   Re FH VOINGi

Dudleys’ Gypsy-Like Journeys  Nightmare Of Hunger And Death For 5   Re FR VoUNg

On the inside   Couple held for starving 5 tots Nightmare of hunger, horror, death

The Dudleys ‘On The Road’ A Nightmare Of Hunger And Death For Children

One-by-one, the Dudley tots died off; bodies ‘discarded’   Rv FD YOUNG

Nightmare of Hunger, Horror, Death  Couple Left Trail of 5 (Dead Children on Trek

§mail Admits Theft Of Safe   Brother Is Held As Probation Violator

You Can Survive Atomic Attack  Tells How City Dwellers Can Save Their Lives

Rites Sunday For Phila Man Laundry Truck Driver Killed By Own Truck

Flood Fighters Keep Eye On Levee As Pearl River's Waters Subside

Dickinson One of Five lowa Counties Declared “Brucellosis Free” by USDA

DIG Vines Ger By Landrum-Griffin Labor Law   Fails To Plug Finance Holes

Inside Labor Today  Labor Act Fails To Plug Holes In Union Finances

See PARKING, Page 2   ‘Hot’ Substituted for Rain On Weekend's Weather

Laos Using Four Armec  U.S. Planes  Donated as Part Oe Mitlitarse Addl   Donated as Part Of Military Aid  To Government

Indicted Firms Face Many Suits   Government As Well As Private Civil Suits In Prospect

Kennedy-Khrushchey Conference on Berlin Issue Is Favored by Russians

‘Never Felt Like This Before’ Boston s Bob Cousy ‘Slipping First Time in’ Long Career

Social Gatherings   0 ERG = —— t  FETE KINGSLEY WOMAN ON 80TH BIRTHDAY

Judge Stout Speaker Next Sat. at Annual 4-H Achievement Banquet   A. H. Boyd Will Be Speaker for Annual Farm Finance Clinic Here

Astro Gets Tentative ‘Go-Ahead’  Space Flight Depending On Weather Data

Prepare for Launching Today New Man -in- Space Shot  Given Tentative Go - Ahead

Tentative OK For Grissom’s  Flight Given  W eather le SQqmewha   Weather Is Somewhat Improved But Still Marginal for Flight

Space Shot Gets Tentative Weather OK   Astronaut Launching Depends on Clouds Clearing over Cape

Western Envoys To Seek Talks With Russians   U.S. and British Diplomats Given Wide Latitude to Negoti. ate Accord.

Portuguese Chief Capitulates To India After Fierce Fighting   Russia Blocks Council Action For Cease-Fire

Drive To End A51-Year Rule Is Successful   Tiny Garrison Has Surrendered To Heavy Odds

ainiguass Commander Surrenders   India Now in Complete Contro! of Colonies After Only 24 Hours

Goa Battle Ends With Portugese Troop Surrender   India Acquires Complete Control Of Three Enclaves Of Portuaal

Nehru's Forces Assume Control Of All Colonies   Portuguese Rute of 451 Years Over Three Enclaves Is Brought to End.   Withdraw to Fort

Control of Goa Now Completed  Swift Strike of Indian Troops Grabs Three Portuguese Spots

Heavy Mortar Attack Forces ‘Surrender’   Capture Territories In Little More Thar Day After Invasion

THOUGHT IT WAS UNSAFE  anaes renters hyn nmannin nant nrne na ic eine Saino esis meee Amira AUR  Airman Feared Tower Duty

Liberal Democrat Wins Election for Texas House Seat   Henry B. Gonzalez Victor in Important Race: Goode Concedes

Democratic Liberal Gets House Seat   Republican Backed by Ike Concedes to Gonzalez Early

Texas Democrat Beats Republicat For House Seat   Kennedy-Backed Gonzalez Wins In San Antonio

Congress Seat Won By Liberal   Ike and LBJ Had Campaigned  For Front Runner:

Texas House Contest Won By Democrat   Gonzales Defeats GOP’s Goode For Seat In Congress

DEMOCRAT WINS TEXAS ELECTION   Gonzalez ‘Defeats Good cin Race for Seat in. > “'Conoress. -

Backed by Kennedy, Johnson   Liberal Democrat Wins Congressiona Seat of Appointee

lowa Accidents Take Lives Of Seven Persons   Three Others Are Killed in Crash On Minnesota Road

Indonesian DC3 Missing At Sea   Express Fears 26 Passengers Lost

Missing Airliner With 26 Passengers Believed Crashed In Java Sea

‘Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Council of Churches Religions Features)

'AT SUGAR GROVE ASTRONOMY CENTER  Navy To Coordinate Program In State

Inside Today’s News   NEWS PHONES WANT ADS—OL 8-8511 NEWS—OL 4-6651   Loyalty Issue Bothers Soviets

AMA Fights Drug Check Proposal   Kefauver’s- Idea To See If Drugs -Work Is Opposed

AMA GLASHES WITH SENATOR   Kefauver Wants Governent To Decide Ef. ficacy Of Drugs

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Where To Find It   Would Take Half-Mile to Pas: Truck If Bill OKd, He Claims

How It Was RAIN AND DRIZZLE  TOTAL 1.16 INCHES — SIINGHINEG TONAY

In the News    'CONG. HOEVEN TO VISIT   BELGIUM — MAY GO TO ‘EAST BERLIN, TOO

Plan Flight: by Astronaut in 2103 Mos   Latest Successful Capsule Maneuver Sour te Program

Mitchell Pilot One Of Three  Chosen To Begin Final  Training For U.S. Manned  Racket Flicht.   TODAY'S SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT IS HAILED

To Start On Final  Training   Action Follows Suecess Of New Capsule

Astronauts Chosen For Final Training   Three Are Selected to Prepare for Manned Rocket Fight, Expected in Two or Three Months; All Seven Eligible for Later Trips

Astronauts In Training  For Flights   Announce Selection Of Men for Manned Rocket Trip Today

FLIGHT SOD   Glenn, Grissom:And Shep: ard C hose. From Seven Preparing. Tweé  re) “Te

Hoosier May Be  First In Space   Grissom One Of Three Selected to Begin Final Training For Flight

Trio To Get Final Training For Manned Rocket Flight   Kennedy Gets Invitation Frém Pell To Visit ‘Queen Of Seaside Resorts’

Nine Candidates  Would Seek 8 Jobs  Patterson Says jetferson Pian  Bad For Industrial Climate

Jeffco Chop-Up Isn't Signed By Patterson   Sends Amendment; 9-8 Plan Asked Of Leaislature

Indiana General Assembly Ends 61-Day Session   No Agreement On Reapportionment; Pass Compromise Civil Rights Bill

Plane Falls 16,000 Ft., Lands Sale   Air Liner With 81 on Board Righted Only 1,000.Ft. Above Sea,  Damatkar Cerathanl ss.

Loses Engine Over Atlantic Ocean  Dutch Airliner Carrying 81 Plunges 16,000 Feet But Levels Off at 1000

Polish Official Defects, Report   Pure Nonsence, Says Foreign Ministry

Top Red Said Now In US.   Desertion Seen As Most Vital Since War

NATIONWIDE DEATH TOLL REACHES 400   Polish Official Flees To West

 AEC Scientist Reports  Background Radiction Up '10 Per Cent From Testing

Lawyers Appeal Eichmann Verdict  Israeli Court Will egin Hearings On Appeal In January

Security Agent Says Scarbeck Told of Payoff   Ex-Envoy’s Trial Continues Today

Massive Blow  To Hit Today   Texas, Louisiana Coastal Cities ‘Ghost Towns’ In Mass Exodus

Sales Tax Stamps Out Of Picture   Pepple Bill Request: Tougher University Entrance Standards

House Acts To Abolish Tax Stamps  Vendors’ Discount Returned To Auto

Ohio House Abolishes Sales Tax S‘amps   Bill Is Sent Over To Senate; Auto Dealers Given Aid

Gambling Bill Passes  House Puts OK On Elimination  Of Tax Stamps

House Okays Tax Stamp Ban  gets   Ohio Senate Passes Anti-Gambling Bill!

Target: Interstate Networks .. . Racket Busters Armed With New Federal Laws

KENNEDY SIGNS MEASURES  New Anti-Crime Laws To Help Federal Agents

US. To Keep Jet Squadrons In Europe   More Jets, More Troops On Way

U. S. to Send More Troops To Europe  National Guard  Units Scheduled

Of Attendance At Student Protest: Peace Corps Says 150; AP Puts It At 1,000

Blast AP for ‘blowing up’ riot fiqures   State Department news service far apart on ‘estimate

FEPC Bill Passes Where lt Often Failed   Senate OKs Measure in 31-22 Vote

Late Bulletin SENTINEL GEEISE .  TO REMAIN OPEN » FRIDAY EVENING

State Road Tol Boosted to 410   Convict Falls From Truck, Fatally Hurt

President Elect Wants Ethics Enforced  AMA Sharpens Up Its Axe For Public Care Of Aged

Blast, Fire Turn Tanker Into Blowtoreh   One Man Killed and At Least 27 Injured

 Dead, 27 Hurt As Fuel Tanker Explodes, Burns   Blaze Threatening Waterfront Instal lations at Moreheac City, N.C.

 DEAD, 27 HURT IN DISASTER  Fuel-Fed Fire Turns Tanker Into Inferno

Inferno On Tanker   ANENEO, 2f FUT in rnrerno  Ship Fire Perils Fuel Dump

Ship Becomes Fiery Furnace   Report One Death When High Octane Gasoline Explodes

U. S. Concerned Over Delay In Laos Cease Fire   Rebels Appear In No Hurry While They Gain   Calls In Russian

Situation Serious Due To Communist Delay   President Kennedy Holds Urgent Conference with Congressional Leaders To Discuss Reds’ Delays

Top Officials Attend Session   New Rebel Gains Reported Against U.S. Backed Troops

Both Parties Participate in Briefing   West Fearful ’ Fight on Rebels Near Collapse

Laos Urges. Cease-Fire At Noon Friday  West Fears Mount Resistance To Reds Nearing Collapse

Top Lawmakers Called by. JFK On Laos Crisis   U. S. Is Concerned On 'Obstructionism By Soviet Union

Kennedy Calls Top Solons To Discuss Laos Danger   U. 5. Blocks Newsmen  From Invasion Survivors

Laotian Government Forces Waver; Both Britain, U. S., Voice Concern at Delays

FRIDAY NOGN HALT IN WAR SET BY LAOS   Defenders Totter, Wait For Answer From Communists

KENNEDY, LEADERS HUDDLE   Officials Fear Rebel Attacks Weaken Pro-West

Laos Seeks Cease-Fire By Friday  Westerners Fear Resistance to  Reds May Break

West Asks Cease Fire  Kennedy Calls Congressional Leaders On Laos Situation

Kennedy calls conference io consider Laos crisis   Delay in ceasefire attributed fo Cammunicts

Kennedy, GOP, Democratic Leaders Discuss Explosive Laos Situation

Amid Fears of Pro-Red Victory  JFK Calls Bipartisan  Conference on Laos

Rebels Active, Snub Cease-Fire   IN CEASE-FIRE Laos Tensely Awaits Word

Laos Government Asks Cease-Fire On Friday Noon   Morale of Royal Army Reported Low; No New Clashes In Several Days.

Chief Reason for Meeting Khrushchev Is to Avoid Misunderstanding, He Says

Kennedy Ready For Summit Talks  Gains Confidence From French For Meeting With Khrushchev

RUSK STATES.. West must be ready to make, keep up contacts with Reds

RUSK ADDRESSES THE COUNCIL  NATO Told Need to Keep in Touch With Reds on Berlin

Rusk Says West Must Pace Soviets   Allies Told U.S. Will Continue to Push Berlin Talks

Harmonicas in all price ranges at The Daily Tribune.   Phone Tribune 2331 Or 2332 When Carrier Misses Paper

Many Texas Senatorial Candidates Accused Of Running For Publicity

President Luebke Tours Berlin ‘Wall   Head Of W. Germany Scores Soviets For Creating Tragedy; Clay To Be Welcomed

BABSON’S Aathen lic Statement   BABSON DISCUSSES AMERICA'S “NEWEST GROWING INDUS. i TRY"

Wage and Salary Worker Total Hits An All-Time High   Record Set in September

Wage and Salary Employment Up For September   Total Number of Job: Down for September

Record High For Jobsin U. § In September  __ Number of Wage, i Salary Workers  he 2 @ BBiilian

September U.S. Jobsin Year's High   But Self-Employed in 1.5 Million Dip To Cut Total.

Employment Record Set  September Level Highest Bar Manth In Uictary

US. Employment At Record High  53,900,000 Are On Jobs; Unemployment Drops By 450,000

Wage, Salary Employment  At New Peak   September Total Drops 1.5 Million In Season Change

Attacks Leave 8 Dead and 52 Others Hurt   Prime Minister Talks At Massive Military Funeral for Victims

Terms Aerial Raids Cuba’s Pearl Harbor   Castro Denies His Own Pilots Bombed Bases; Blames U.S.

Calls It Cuba’s Pearl Harbor And Prelude To Aggression Bv His Enemies

Declares Attacks Nazi-Like   Calls Revolutior   Calls Revolution Socialistic In Funeral Oration

Cuban Claims ‘Pearl Harbor’   Attacks Seen as Prelude to Invasion

CASTRO GALLS RAIDS CUBA'S PEARL HARBOR   Anti- Aircraft Batteries Wham Again After Rites For Victims   FIDEL CLAIMS JFK HELPED AIM ATTACK

Demands U-S. Prove Story Before U.N.  Describes Raids As Cuba’s Own ‘Pearl Harbor’

Challenges JFK Show Otherwise   Cuban Dictator Likens Bombings To Nazi Tactics

Wants JFK To Take Proof Before UN.   Compares Bombing To Acts Of Nazis, In Sunday Speech

Relief Laws Of Newburgh  In Violation  Judge Grants State Injunction Aaninet City

- RESPONSIBILITY UNSETTLED — House Dumps Patient Care Case On Senate

House Dumps Mental Bill In Senate’s Lap  Ohio Legislature Breaks Record For  Rielle Intradunuctian

ouse Passes Measure  Ohio Mental Care Costs Bill Placed In Senate Hands

Fidel Aims Hate Theme TowardU.S.   Havana Radio Tells of May Day Plans for Kennedy Effigy.

eaviest acecraft  unched   FK Agrees To Scientific J. S. Mission To Pakistan

JEK Asking Big Boost In Spending   Space, Defense Expenditures To Be Requested

JFK Plans To Ask For More Funds  Alen Wantc New Sat   Also Wants New Set Of ‘Tools’ To Fight  IInamnlaumant

°>UBLIC WORKS PROGRAM FADES Kennedy to Request Defense Funds Hike

President fo Seek New Economic Tools Dlus Hike in Space, Defense Spending

Kennedy Attacks Decision   Russian Radio Says Conditions Compelled Step

U.S. Seores Plan. Plots Next Step   Emergency Meetings Are Set By Kennedy

JEK Sees Move Peril  ToEveryone   Says World Will Resent  Soviet Action

Legislators May Cut Teeth On Sales, Income Tax Bills   HASN'T APPEARED

Coast Guard to Take Ship in Tow   Canadian Vessel Adrift; 28 in Crew Are Not in Dancer

Forceful Act In Cuba By U.S. Urged   if Other Nations Refuse To Help Boycott Needed

Keystone Senators Disagree on Cuba   Scott Favors Stern Measures;  Clark Does Not

Democrat, Republican Agree On Force to Oust Castro, But Other Senators Cautious

MAJORITY IN FAVOR .  Kennedy's Talk Draws — Mixed National Reaction

Inaugural Address  Wins Praise   Survey of Voters Shows More Favorable Reactions Than Unfavorable Comment

Reactions At Home, Abroat Very Favorable  AP Survey Shows Most Everyone Impressed By President's Talk

Citizens Sampled for Views on Inaugural Address   Reaction to Talk Laraely Favorable

N.C. News Briefs Sanford W on’t Intervene  In Behalf Of Duplin Man

JFK, DeGaulle Agree to Resist Russian Force   President Stops Short of Flat Declaration That U. S. Wisi Fight.

Kennedy Stops Short of Fight Declaration  LEADERS AGREE ON BERLIN POLICY

Allies Will Not Yield To Force On Berlin-JFK  Kennedy, De Gaulle ' Agree West Won't  sf Bae Priatscsaen Phecd

Pressure Won't Alter Allied Policy   Talks With Soviet Leader To Spotlight Laos, Atom Test Ban

Spotlights Laos Crisis 2 KKennedy-French Agree  On Berlin Situation >

First Lady Enjoying Vacation In Greece  Jackie Joins Native Dancers

MacArthur Sees War Outmoded  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Nielonar Rtrifo W anlLA Roa Phawnhlos @,,:.,.7-1, LE. Cre enca   Nuclear Strife Would Be Double Suicide. He Says

JUICE M6 172A OFLME WI pPeUns eee  Compares Modern War To “Double Suicide”

 Winner Is Loser  Advance Of Science Ends Use Of War, MacArthur Say:

Inside The Times   War Called Double Suicide SMALL N LA ON NO NN NL NLDDD TLT  MacArthur Scores Korean War Decisions

‘if You Win, You Stand Only to Lose’  MacArthur Says War Holds Only Germs of Double Suicide

MacArthur Hits HST In Manila Speech   South Korean Leaders Press Anti-Red Drive

Advancements Destroyed the Possibility  Global War  Has Become Frankenstein

Viewed As Possible Solution To Crisis  British Probe Idea Of Moving U.N. Into Divided Berlin   Seeks Negotiation On His Terms  Khrushchev Starts Push For Berlin Talks

Viewed As Possible Solution To Crisis a rrp epg eee og  British Probe Idea Of Moving U.N. Into Divided Bertin   Seeks Negotiation On His Terms  Khrushchev Starts Push For Berlin Talks

Publicker Maintains Discreet Silence  Kennedy Orders Quick Probe Of Distiller’s Cuban Deals

Minimum Wage Bill To Face Senate Test   Showdown Expected on Monroney’s Amendment

Germany Disavows Its Talkative Ambassador   Proposals Not Official

Thailand Gets U. 8. Assurance   Johnson Says U.S. Support Against Reds Certain

Johnson Brings Thailand Pledge Of U.S. Backing   Will Stand by Friends Says Vice President

More Aid Seen Going To Thailand   Johnson May Pledge Help To Neutralists

Coup Bosse: Dissolve  Assemblies   JOHNSON PLEDGES U.S. SUPPORT IN THAILAND

Johnson Gives Thailand New Pledge of Aid   Promises Help in Checking Advance Of Communism

SEATO UNITS PROPOSED AS PRESENCE’   Laos Situation Causes Concern Among Neighbor:

VP Pledges Thailand Support   Thai Officials Worry Over Red Advance in Laos

Senate Bogs In Debate   Action On Stepped-Up Space Program Funds Delayed Until Monday,

APPEARS ‘BRIGHT. SHARP” Grissom Says He Didnt Blow Hatch Of Capsule

Didn't Blow Capsule Top Repeats ‘Gus   Spaceman Reportec Bright and Sharp After Ride in Sky

Grissom Reports That Hatch Cover Blew Off Prematurely After Flight

U.S. Selective Service Boosts Draftee Pool to 100,000   State Selective Service to Double Its Pool

NO REQUESTS FROM ARNY ‘FOR BSO00STS   Steady Pool Of 100,000 Men Is Current Target

With Eye On De Gaulle, War Danger  Bourguiba Offers Conciliatory Step On Bizerte

During War Danger  Bourguiba Agrees To Let France Keep Bizerte Base

Tunisian Situation Improved   Chief Of State Agrees To Let France Remain

Tunisia Lets France Keep Bizerte Fort   Conciliatory Bourguiba Offer Acknowledaes World War Peril

Tunisia Lets French Keep Bizerte Base  gree ement Will Last as Long as War Danger Exists

Won’t Disturb Military Picture, Now Tunisia Withdraws Demands  That France Leave Bizerte

‘Troops’ Fight Army Worms   France Can Keep Bizerte Base, Bourguiba Says

STRUBLE MAN PLANS TO ATTEND NATIONAL PIGEON SHOW-—THIS  MONTH IN LOUISIANA  Jim Hauser to Transport —140 Pigeon Entries— Owned by Area Fanciers —In Trailer ‘‘Puliman”

N.Y. Food Supply Periled by Strike  660 Tugboat Crewmen Dispute Pay, Condition

Grim Hunt For Killer  Unceasing   One Suspect Wilk Be Offered ‘l'est

People You Know   People You Knov HERB RABY PHONES . ORVILLE. FREEMAN. AGRICULTURE SEC’ ¥.  About Cattle Price. Drop ° _ Freeman Says Tl Won't Let You Down’ ‘

People You Know HERB RABY PHONES ORVILLE FHEEMAN, AGRICULTURE SEC’Y  About Cattle Price Drop — Freeman Says "I Won't Let You Down’  ‘

Final House Action Slated Today on Strike Breakers   Floor Wage Bill Victory Anticipated

Floods Cover Many Middle  West Sections   Up to Seven Inches Of Rain Over Area: Five Deaths Listed

Big Rain, Flood Deluge Midwest In Carla’s Wake   Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri Hard Hit; Five Deaths Listed

HUDDLE WITH TOP AIDES   Officials Are Angered Over Brutal Murders

Former U.S. Infelligence Employe Found   Turns Up In United States

Weather   American Forces Go Into Positions as Communists Narrow Gaps in Barrier

U.S. Troops Move to Berlin   Platoon Rushed To Guard Against Red Closing of Gate

Soldiers 15 Yards Apart In Berlin   Battle Group Of 1,500 Americans On Way To Checkpoint

Reds Build Friedrichstrasse Barrier . . . US Starting Troop Exchange  At Tense Berlin Checkpoint

COMMUNISTS STRENGTHEN CONTROLS AT CHECKPOINT  U.S. Army Battle Group Rolling Toward Berlin

Battle Group OF 1,500 Gls Making Trip   Voincides With Red Actions In Narrowing Gaps at Crossing Points.

Reds Narrow Gap At Berlin Checkpoints   Allies React Swiftly, Reinforce Border Crossings

Reich Reds Erect Wall At Crossing   Tension Mounts As Barrier Gaps Again Narrowed

Communists Narrow Crossing Points, Reinforce Units  U.S. Army Batile Groun Rolls Toward Berlin As Tension Mounts

Accident at Wausau  Racing Car Wheel Crashes Into Gowd. Two Are Killed

Track Mishap Kills Two Tots   Wausau Area Children Die When Wheel Snaps Off Racing Auto

Driver Jailed In Three-Car Crash  Woman, One Of Six  Injured, Improved

State Draft Call Subject To U.S. Aim   National Level Is Chief Factor In Penna. Ordera

U.S. Agents to Investigate Georgia U. Race Rioting       Rusk Urges More Help  To New, Poor Nations

Judge Uphoids Integration Law   Attorney General Orders Investigation

Row Flames At Frankfort As Schoo! Bond Loses   Lets Contract For Street Repairs; Issues Licenses

On The Congo  U.N. General Assembly Prepares To Begin New Debate

Auto Checkup Bill Offered In Assembly  ri a2. 9. Jt AO (Aah Peer yon   Ohio’s Legislature Again Confronted By Inspection Issue

Required Car Inspection In Senate Hopper   Miller Proposes Measure; House  Calendar Doubled

Forced Auto Inspection } PlanKe Revived   Miller Introduces * Oft-Ignored Measure In Ohio Senate -

Reapportion Bill Faces House Battle   Amendments Readied To Save Measure Passed by Senate

‘OPERATION ABOLITION’ PROMPTS PETITION ee ES   7OatSwarthmore College File Protes

Washington:  Senator Attacks Feed Grain Plan   Williams Claims Corn Payments Were Wasted

Merchant Kills One Bandit and Wounds Second   Shopkeeper and Clerk Are Seriousy Hurt In Kansas City Battle

Nikita Will Sign German Peace Treaty   Soviet Premier Doesn't Believe Treaty Will Lead to War With Wes

‘THE HOMETOWNERS. THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ONIN MCKINNEY ¢ “COLLIN GOUNTY” .

THE HOMETOWNERS,  THE GREEN LIGHTS.  ARE ONIN MCKINNEY & " COLEIN GOUNT Y""\

Nearing Halfway Mark In Selecting York, Latham Jury  Question 88 Potential  Jurors; 30 Accepted  As Being Qualified .

HARRELL WON'T PAY HIS FINE   He Won't Go To Jail Either, Says “They Must Kill Me; Will Appeal  Conviction.

— Flood of Bills ‘Is inteoduced  In Legislature   Representatives Keep Wary Eye on Tuesday Deadline

350 Million Tiny Needles May Make Radio-Reflective Belt Encircling The Earth

U. §. Goal: Huge Radio Space Band   Midas Missile-Alarm Vehicle Spews Out Tiny Reflectors.

Copper Needles Shot Into Space   Designed To Bounce Radio  Waves Across World

To Spread Radio Belt In Space   Some Astronomers Have Opposed Shot Of Tiny Reflectors In 5-Mile Band

Midas Rocket Hoists Cargo   Plan To Gird Earth With Radio-Reflecto:

Midas Missile Is Fired Karly Today Craft Loaded With 350  Million Tiny Needles To Be Used In Test

Midas Lifts Odd Cargo  To Space   Needles Spread To Create Radio Reflector Belt

Missile-Alarm Satellite in Orbit: Snews Out Millions of Tiny Needles

Midas Rocket Used To Hoist Unusual Cargo   Goal of Scientists Is To Gird Earth With Radio-Reflector

Midas Full of Needles Aloft   Tiny Fragments Are to To Be Spread in Belt Through Space.

Space Project Tried by U.S.   Test May Advance Radio Transmission

Test Planned of Radio Reflector Band High in Sky   Some Astronomers’ Opposed to Project

SHOT CARRIES TINY COPPER NEEDLES   Controversial Cargo Sent Up In Midas Rocket   May Place Five-Mile Band Of Hair-Like Reflectors Around The Earth

U.S. Sends New Radio-Spotting Device to Sky   Millions of Copper Needles to Spread Belt Around Earth

Device Seni Aloft Will Spread Belt   Some Astronomers Opposed Project, Gets Kennedy OK

Orbit Midas missile in space experiment  ‘Hope needles spewed by rocket will make radio-reflective belt

Project Aims at New Sky Frequencies   Launching Made Despite Criticism of Same Savants

Controversial Anti-Tryjillo Cargo Carried Students Aloft by Atlas tight Police

U.S. Spreads 5-Mile-Wide Band Of 350 Million Tiny Ne ailliae Around The Earth   TEST i§ APPROVED

Hairlike Particles  Lofted  U.S. Seeks   U.S. Seeks © Long-Distance Transmission

Spews Out Band Of 350 Million Copper Needles   Designed To Spread Into Giant Radio-Reflective Global Belt

‘Freedom Riders’ Step Up Assault   Court Actions Scheduled in Both Alabama, Mississippi

Riders Step Up Dixie Assault   Negro Leader Wounded By ‘Bama Gunfire

ASSAULT ON RACIAL BARRIERS Massive Demonstrations In South  Predicted Within Next Few Davs

With Some Leaders in Jail, Freedom Riders’ Speed Up Segregation Attack in South

Freedom Riders Step Up Attacks   More Demonstrations Set Despite Jailing of Leaders

Efections Committee Takes Action :  Liklihood of Speci:  Session Is Growin

Legislative Session Is ‘Closer’   Committee Will Meet on Problem of Apportionment

Wild Welcome Given To Queen Elizabeth   Philbrick Draws Pendleton Crowd

Tshombe Says U.S. Bombing Church, School   U.N. Gaining Upper Hand

U.N. Official Says. Katanga Situation'Good   U.S. Airlift Is Resumed

U.S. AIRLIFT RESUMED IN CONGO WA   Fly U.N. Troops, Supplies Against Katanga Rebels As Tshombe Assails “Cowardly  Americans.”

Over Long Weekend: ’  N.H. Only N.E. State To Have No Road Fatalities

Life’s End  MRS. J. W. PAULIN (OF KINGSLEY DIES AT AGE OF 84 —  RITES WEDNESDAY

BANDMAN HELD IN SLAYING   Western Musie Star Spade Cooley Object Of Quiz About Wife

Foreign Aid Bill Under Senate Gun   Demo Leaders Expect Final Approval

SOVIETS DETONATE 2 MORE NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS  Rocket - Rattling Resumed by Russia

Ready Io Talk Demands To Disband Army  U.N. Asked To Call New Conference Or Conao Government

BERLIN FLARE-UP FEARED  German Reds Threaten  To Force Negotiations

Rusk Pushes Tough Stand By SEATO   France Reluctant To Open Way To Possible Fighting

Rusk Sees Strong Laos Resolution   Expects SEATO Ministers To Reach Unanimous Policy On Red Threat to Laos

Rusk Expresses Confidence SEATO To Vote Strong Resolution On Laos

SEATO Is ~ Asked To Warn Reds   But France Objects Te Ultimatum By 8-Naticen Alliance.

French Oppose SEATO Action  Rusk Confident of Okay on Resolution

Expect Strong SEATO Stand In Laos Crisis   France Reluctan To Antagonize Soviet Union

Rusk Sees Resolution on Laos  pahUtDlU al Or   Confident SEATC Will OK Strona, Unanimous Policy

Rusk Expects SEATO fo Take Strong Stand   France Reluctant To Antagonize Reds But No Veto Seen

France Shuns Tough Policy To Curb Reds   Rusk “Confident”? SEATO To Take  Unanimous Action

Rusk Confident Of Firm Stand ir SEATO Council   But France Objects To Strong Resolution On Laotian Crisis

U.S. Is Confident. SEATO Will Take Strong Laos Stand  Dik Dumermrn Dealiinwbantk   But France Reluctant To Antagonize Soviet And Dim Peace Hopes

 Despite Objections Of France  ‘Rusk Expects SEATO To Adopt Strong Resolution

Rusk Sees SEATO Approval   Some Development Seen Tomorrow On Resolution

Pursuaded Her to Stay  Kennedy Kept Lame Back Secret From Wife on Trip

READS IT IN PAPERS  Kennedy Keeps Lame Back Secret From His Jackie:

Kennedy Ailment Secret From Wife; First Lady Learned News in Greece

JFK Injury Kept Secret From Jackie   President’s Wife Reads About It In Newspapers

NOBODY TOLD ABOUT AILMENT  IFK Kept Lame-Back Secret From Jackie

Dirksen Says Nation Faces Deficit Decade   Halleck, Joins in Criticizing Kennedy On Other Points

EGYPT OPPOSES U. S. RECOGNITION   Washington Sti] Considering Ssrian Request: Waiting On 4eah Natinns

Who Should Teach Whom? Carol of African Natives Touches on Yule Spirit

Timely Tidings SEVERAL HUNDRED —’. CASES OF MEASLES ” KEEP YOUNGSTERS IN LE MARS AREA FROM.  — THEIR SUMMER FUN  Current Epidemic —_ Started: Before School Let Out In May And — May Not Subside Until Late In July

or “MEASLES!  EEP ‘YOUNGSTERS  an LE MARS: AREA. FROM. — THEIR SUMMER. FUN  3 Curent, ‘Epidemic os Started. Before School Let Our’ in May And — May Not Subside  Until Late In July

Dr. Dowell Named MSMA President   Local Surgeon Will Head State Medical Association Next Year.

See RGAD, Page 2   Eight Children Are Killed In Flaming Ohio Dwelling

Saves Wife But Flames Halt Rescue   Sleeping Husband Arou-ed Too Late In Columbhue Fire

Horrible Holocaust 8 Youngsters Die as Fire Sweeps Columbus Home

‘GET MY KIDS OUT... THEY'RE BURNING UP’  ~ 8 Children Burn To Death In Pre-Dawn Fire On New Year’s Day

 Sodium Chiorate Caper Pound a Week For Nine Years Assessed  Against Slayer of 698 Chrysanthemums

MADNE- SS AMONG THE MUMS  ‘He Murdered. Every Blooming One. of km

ON PLAINS: Where It Rainec   FOR MADNESS AMONG MUMS Greenhouse Killer Sentenced

Red Ink Brands  ‘Heroin Seller   Mum Destroyer Must Pay Fine Of $2.80 a Week for Nine Years

Demos Expect Tough Fight on Aged Care Plan   Lawmakers See Bette Than 50-50 Chance on Passage of Limit ed Version.

Officials Won't Discuss Plane’s Cargo  US. Plane Seizure by Bolivia Mystery

Smuggling  Is Hinted  By State Dept.; Fighter Planes Forced It Down

Anna Lashes At Honduras  First Hurricane Te ike sis 5 PN 4h ™ reo

KU Prof Has Green Thumb   Nudists Chosen; "Toms Nabbed   (SEE PHOTO, PAGE ?)

PENELTON WILL DIE TONIGHT ‘ Governor Refuses To  Spare Slayer’s Life

Rebel Council Pledges Fight ‘Until the End’  Leaders Concede Tha Their Cause Sufferec

Shelters Stressed:   ‘Mayor, Tawes Act To Alert Public On Civil Defense ]  Tawac

Tem peratures   — BIRTH CONTROL —  Largest Protestant  Group To Take Stand

Kennedy Spends AAth Birthday At Hyannis Port   Prepares For Vital Talks Starting In Europe On Wednesday

JFK Observes 44th Birthday With Family  Breaks Study  For Dinner

ADDRESSES DEMS TONIGHT  JFK Spends Birthday Preparing for Parley

Hurricane Wind: lash Honduras .  Force Is Dwindling But Peril Continues

High Winds, Heavy Rain Sweep Area  Force Dwindling   Force Dwindling But Peril Far From Over

Dutch Oust Two Soviet Diplomats  2 Embassy Officials  Get Orders to Leave

Prayers for Peace in Traditional Rites  Christiandom Awaiting Joyous Day With Mounting Reverence

Dominant Theme ls Message He Spread Aqes Ago—Peace— Christiandom Waits In Reverence  For Dawn Of Its Most Joyous Day

eace is Dominant Easter Theme  Christiandom Awaits Its Most Joyous Day

Dawn Awaited Of Most Joyous Of Days—  Prayers For Peace Will Mark Traditional Easter Services

PEACE 1S DOMINANT EASTER THEME Christiandom Awaits Easter’s Dawn To Hai Jesus’ Resurrection

\Christians Throughout The \World Hail Resurrection \WithMountingReverence

Traditional Services Set  By Churches   Millions In America Prepare For Fashion Parades. Ego Hunts

Unristians Around Vorla Awdl ls va  Easter Nears, Peace Ts Theme

Dominant Theme: of. Church’ Rites “And: Colorful. Ceremonies Is Peace

Message of Peace  Many Sunrise Services Scheduled InPreparation for Easter Sunday

Christendom To Worship  Risen Savior   Prayer For Peace Is Worldwide Theme Of Colorful Events

Many Sunrise Services Set Across World  Millions Lay Out Finery, Prepare Colorful Eaas

Dominant Theme Of Peace  Easter Services Planned Throuahout The World

Easter Dawn Awaited  Christians Plai   Christians Plan for Joyous Day

Christians Awaiting Easter Day   Celebrations Are Planned World Over

Most Joyous Of Days  Christian World Awaits Dawn Of Easter Mornine

Senate Blocks Move To Cut Corps Funds   Kennedy Urges That Peace Group Be Put On Permanent Operating Basis

 Carla Howls With 125-Mile Winds  Louisiana Braces for Blast From Hurricane

Spins north, move inland still a guess   Highest winds are estimated about 125 m.p.h.

Carla Develops to Major Hurricane   Evacuate Low Areas On Lousiana Coast; Winds Up to 125 mph

Carla Becomes Big Girl As Southern States Take Heed To Weather Warning

lou.s.c..a Area Residents Evacuating  Hurricane Carla Howls Un Gulf Toward Land

CARLA GAINS SPEED, SENDS TIDES RISING   Louisiana Sectors Being Evacuated; Texas Fears Blow

GUS Area Residents Evacuating  Hurricane Carla Howls Un Gulf Toward Land   From East Berlin  Man Smashes To Freedom

Carla Roaring Toward U.S. Gulf Coastline  hr ee ee 7   Hurricane Threat For Louisiana Is Heightened Today

Residents In Storm Path Moving Out   Evacuation Begins On Coastal Area Of Louisiana

Carla Roaring Toward U.S. Gulf Coastline   Hurricane Threat For Louisiana Is Heightened Today

Carla Grows More Violent — New Orleans Residents  Flee Before Hurricane

Louisiana Coast ls Target Of Hurricane Carla   125 Mph. Fury Roars Northwestward From Gulf Of Mexico

125-MPH Winds Howling Up Gulf  Threats From Two Other Storms  in, a ff

Weather: Coast Residents Being Evacuated  Hurricane, Carla Moves OP eel TTS cll Aen

Coast Braced for Hurricane   Gulf States in Path of Savage Carla: Cuban Homes Down

Evacuating Homes _ Louisiana  Hurricané Carla Near Coast With 125 MPH Wind:

Part Six Of The Series On Surviving Nuclear Blasts ls On Page 5 Today   Fire Destroys Plantation Home

House Vote This Week On Billboards; Senate Undecided OnRadarTrapBill

Action Expectec On Billboards And Radar Use   Govt. Aid Seen lf Billboards Are Regulated

Salk Polio Vaccine Production Halted   Mystery Virus Found In Some Doses

Israel Court Attacked As Trial Opens.   Prisoner Stands In Bullet-Proof Jerusalem ‘Cage’

Bridge Part of Relocated Rt. 59 at Dam  Plan Half-Mile Span at Kinzua

 Metropolitan Art Museum Smashes Woris Recora Frice  - $2.3 Million Paid for Rembrandt Piece

tro Museum Has Rembrandt Prize Portrait ‘Renowned Work   Smashes Records

World’s Price Records Are Smashed Rembrandt Masterpiece Sells For $2.3 Million

Co-Operation Is State Assembly Qnening Pledge   Legislative Reapportionment One Of First Rills

Wrangle Prolongs Opener in Upper Branch—Change in Constitution Asked

Warns ‘arns Against Totali Totalitarianism in ‘Fighting: Reds"  Protect ‘Right To Be Wrong’, DiSalle Pleads

Legislation Asket In Desegregation Of Public Schools  Would Require Plan To Be Adopted And Filed In Six Months

Kennedy Asks Congress Act  On His Plans   Wants Schools To Be Desegregated And Delay Avoided

JFK Would Push School Integration   Administration Bill Ready For Congress

Kennedy Bill Asks Deadline To Desegregate   Six-Month Limit Asked in Schools In Kennedy’s Behalf

Senate Waits School Rights Speedup Bills  Kennedy Proposes Integration Action  In 6 Month Period

Proposal Is Heading For Congress  Program: Geared   Program’ Geared To Carrying Out Of 1960 Platform

Desegregation Speedup Urged   Administration to Ask Legislation To Hasten Action in Public Schools

Kennedy Asks Swift School Integration   Calls on Congress to Pass Legislation to*  Require Every School Board to Adopt Plan For Deseqreqation Within Next Six Months

DESEGREGATION SOUGHT BY JFK   Turns to Congress For New Legislation

6 Civil Rights Bills Readied   List Topped by Plan For School Integration

Desegregation Speed Asked  Clark-Celler Bill Aonliec tan Schacle .

Cyanide Killed ) Students At North Carolina   Third Death Ruled By Natural Causes. Was From Hueytowr   DETAILS’ HELD

Aw] Forces As Well As Army Get Tapped   Final detaile of President Ken

Some Air Units Could Be Called  ik Pe Se   Fresh Ground Force To Require Airlifts

Air Force Reserve And Air National Guard May Be Called To Mobilize

Air Hike To Mateh Any Call-Up   Speculate That JFK Will Declare State Of Limited Emergency

Details Not Yet Spelled Out Mobilization of Guard, Reserve Troops  Might Require Call-up of Air Personnel

Would Match Ground Forces  Buildup Likely to See  Recall of Air Reserves

WHERE TUNISIANS. FRENCH FIGHT   Report U.S. May Increase Its Tactical Air Strength Also

Any Mobilizing Likely to Includ Air Reservists   Would, lngrease: the. Tactical Air Support, Airlift Transport

Added Transport Necessary Army Buildup Might Bring Calluo of Air Reservists

N. C.’s Weekend Violence Heavy  Two Young Husbands Killed After Beating Members Of Families

Government Request for New Price-Fixing Order Brings Protest From G.E.

Reds Arrest U. S. Tourist   Ukraine Police Hold Student as Spy on Military Areas

Ouster May Be Related By Molotov   Later, He Says Wher Asked Question At Red Meet.

Mews Saphs  Expressed Editorially  By WALTER MENDENHALL   Lic KEPT THE PEACE

Pacifists, Snow Mar NY Parade   Marchers Protest . Niuiclear Armament

Pressed by Anderson .. Navajo-San Juan-Chama Bill Goes Before Senate

Groundhog Undaunted By Frigid Cold—  Punxsy Phil Saw Shadow Today On Gobbler’s Knok

Tak 205 A Different Twist: ae  Pan-Am Union Beourhes Pink Palace For Debut

Khrush Slap Is Delivered By Jap Head   Prime Minister Tells Red Leader Of Own Troubles

To Retain Alhance With U. S., Ikeda Tells Khrushchev   FOKYO RILED BY RECENT ATTACKS

Anti-Castro Arms Drop Goes Astray  Government Troops Capture Supplies

Will Drought Bring Back Dust Bowl Of The 1930's?   By RICHARD MCFARLAND Iinited Press International

JFK And His Top Advisers Confer Again   President Cheered As Pressure Eases Slightly In Crisis

Top Council Confers on A-Test Ban  ‘Truce’ in Laos Veers Emphasis

Shift Talks to Test Ban Kennedy, Security Council  ‘Cheered by Laos Reports

Kennedy Has Another Talk With Acvisers   Cheered by Laotian News, Talk Switches To Nuclear Test Ban

lowa Banker Admits Fraud Kills Himself  Examiners Clearing TT... Viwswten 2 S49

Iowa Town Is Stunned By Tragedy   Embezzlement By Leading Citizen  Covered bv Bond

> Dead Man’s Confession Bares Half-Mil lion Job . Bank Shortage Stuns Another lowa Town

Third Iowa Bank Hit By Thef  D.....?.-] ...34 IT... .. O.1f Y¥...... @nn nnn OTF   President Hangs Self, Leaves $500,000 Shortage

Banker Suicide; Funds Missing  Half Million Short; Is Covered by Bond

LEAVES CONFESSION  New $500,000 Embezzlement  Stuns lowa: Banker Ends Life

Knoxville Stunned by Bank Loss   Dead Man’s Confessior Details Theft of $500,000.

Knoxville:  Another Iowa Embezzler Is  Discovered   Leading Citizen Found Dead With  Signed Confession

Knoxville Banke Hangs Himself; Admits Thefts   Forged Notes Covered $500,000  Embezzlement

Bank Prexy Embezzles $500, 000   Hangs Himself After 3rd lowa Robbery Bared

lowa Banker Confesses To Embezzlement  Half-Million-Dollar Shortage, Suicide Stun Small Town

Embezzlement_may reach $700,000 Banker at Knoxville used forged  notes to cover bad investments

Another Bank Embezzlement Is Probed in lowa   Head of Knoxville Institu tion Admits Shortage in Suicide Note.

Banker's Suicide Discloses Huge Embezzlement  Estimated $500,000 Shortage Stuns. lowa Town of 7,817

Popular Banker Takes Own Life  Third Major Embezzlement In lowa Bank Comes to Liaht

lowa Has 3rd Big Bank Embezzlement  Knoxville Bank Pracidant HManac   Knoxville Bank President Hangs Himself

Third Big Bank Embezzlement  Occurs in lowa  Half Million Dollar Shortage Uncovered; President Hanas Self

2nd Embezzlement  Exposed in lowa  Bank President Hangs Self, Leaves Shortage of $500,000

Third In Two Months Banker Takes Half Million  Confesses In Suicide Note

Iowa Has Third Bank Embezzling  Bank President Hangs Himself Leaving Half- Million-Dollar Shortage

Legislature Will Face Many Bills Next Few Days   Hope To End 1961 Session Toward ‘End Of This Week

Negroes Attacked In Racial Riot In Chattanooga After Protests of Segregation

No Gift Course from Jackie  Kennedy’s ‘Links: 4. Stakes in Field

AIRMEN UPSET JURIST’S BRIEF ECUADOR RULE   Fire Warning at Army Tanks

Six-Day Week, No Time Off  Delivery Boy’ Gets Raise After 42 Year:

U.S. Refutes Cuban Charges Before UN That Nation Meddled in Dominican Affairs

Guard Drills To Be Pushec   Intensified Training Will Start Immediately, Says General Olson

32nd's Training To Start at Once  Gen. Olson Given Details on Plan

Up Training For 32nd  Intensified Drills Begin Immediately  Far Alartad Bivician

551 Words Too Much for 56   17 Youngsters in Spelling Bee Finals

\Girl’s Story ‘More Convincing’ in Second \Ouestioning in Coast Guard Bluebelle Probe

Plan Billion-Dollar Turbofan Plane Fleet for Quick Troop Movement

3 Children Die In MadisonFire   4 Other Persons Hospitalized for Inturies, Shock

NATO FORCES WILL NOT HESITATE TO USE NUCLEAR WEAPONS UNDER SEVERE ATTACK, PENTAGON SAYS

 Atomic Retaliation Planned NATO Prepared To Blast Back With Nuclear Arms

NATO Read) To Use A-Weapons  Policy Under Eisenhower Ll. Deaekliuwead

Superior, Municipal Combination Sought   Propose Three-Story, $3 Million Facility in Administrative Center

Superior, Municipal Combination Soughi  Propose Three- Story, $3 Million  [eid Lt ee ee ee DE ee

Nikita Stirs Up More Furor  Demands Trial Of NATO Chairman, Gen. Huesinger, For War Crimes

Field Corn’s A Comin’   VICTORY FOR KENNEDY Senate Defeats Move  To Crimp Foreign Aid

Jonn birch Society Dispute Continues  Humpbrey Ansners Goldwater

JFK's Ability i Foreign Affairs Question Mark   Doing Well In Politics And Conaress

South School District Plan  Evokes Queries At Hearing   ‘State School Group Rejects 2. Approves 6

Halleck, Dirksen Blast Spending  Say Country Headed For Fiscal Disaster

GOP Attacks JFK Spending Proposals   Leaders Believe Nation Headed For Fiscal Disaster

Republicans Launch Attack On President  Said Leading U.S. Into Jungle Of Unequaled Spending

AFTER VISITING IN COAL FIELDS:  Committee Swings To Strippers’ View

Swainson Asks ‘Action to Lift State's Economy   His -First:-Message: To Joint Session -

Nelson Lashes Legislature  Most Fruitless in   Most Fruitless in 12 Years, Charge; Blames GOP

Bitter Attack By Governor On Legislature  Assails Criticism Of Program and of Hic Annointees

Nelson Slaps At Legislature   Most Fruitless, Least Productive In 12 Years, Governor Declares

Twin Sicilian Cities Hit By Earthquake   No Casualties, Althaugh Shocks Were Worst Since 1908 When 77,283 Died _

Inside ...    WOrst oince t7Vo irageay  Disaster Plaqued Cities Rocked by Earthquake

Modified Polaris Passes All Tests  In First Firing A-3 Will Have Range Of About 2,800 Statute Miles

Statewide Food Distribution Bill Passes Ist Test: Legislature Defers Action on Taxes, etc.

Ben Galer Prominently Mentioned GOP Central Committee To Select New Chairman

ON EVE OF VIENNA TALKS German, Berlin Issues  Rekindled By Red Press

U. S. PRISONERS ARE MISTREATED   Castro Government Denying Men Food And Medicine, Washington Claims

UMW Guilty Of Violating Antitrust Law   Triple Damages O1 $270,000 Awarded In Tennessee Case

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press   Sheik of Kuwait Claims Independence Support

Bedouins And Oil Workers Support Him   British Carrier Wit! Marine Commandoe Nears Persian Gulf

Sheik Gets Support Of UK Troops      British Soldiers, Warships Nearby In Case Of Crisis

Food Supply ForKuwait Threatened  Attempt Made To Blow Up Oil Refinery

SMALL NATION DEFIES IRAQ; OILATSTAKE   Britain Is Sending 600 Commandos Aboard  Aircraft Carrier   SHEIKDOM RALLIES PUBLIC FOR CRISIS

Kuwait’s — Sheik Defies Demands  By Iraq   Says People Behind Him; British Take  Precautions

 NASON ON EDUCATION Bal Studying As You Go . Beats Exam-Cramming

Nason On Education-3  Learn As You Go System Should Be Started Now

Ready To Depart  ‘Democrats Join Republicans In Tribute To V.P. Nixon

NIXON PACKS UP TO LEAVE WASHINGTON   Puts Home Up For Sale; Has Several Offers From Law Firms In  California.

Undecided on Offers  Nixon Packing to Leave Washington; Assured of Future National Service

Nixon Packs Up for Trip to California ‘But Many Expect Him to Run Again in 1964

Three Stages In Tax Impact   Total Effect of New Wisconsin System Won’t Be Felt Until 1963

Law lo Become Fully Operative In Three Stages  Sales Levies, New   Sales Levies, New Withholding Plan To Begin Feb.1

Laos Fight Not Grave At Present   Government Doesn't Want SEATO Tlelp

SEATO Noi Slated To  Intervene   Red-Supplied Rebels, Royal Troops Clash

Say It Is Not Serious Enough Now To Request  Intervention  By SEATO

Plains, Hoods. Strike In:lowa. 3 Reported. Injured.  In. Twisters, Rivers, . Swell To Three: Fee!

Tornadoes Rip Texas And Kansas   Storm Line Forms As.Cald Front Hits Balmy Weather— Homes Destroved

Kerner Signs Jobless Pay Increase Bill   Called Largest Single Hike in Illinois History

SUMMER CLEARANCE HADDEN GIFT & CHINA 3351 LINCOLN WAY, E.      ORPHAN’S FOODS, INC.

Civil Rights Ficht Brews In Legislature  Some Want ‘Teeth’ For FEPC Law; Raaltare Pratact

Wilson Market Sales Spotlight   Two Women Friends Of Mrs. Nycumt Testify For George Cutter Today

San Marcos Lad Victim Of Exposure   Effort To Find Shelter By Rock In Ravine Vain

Predict Sunshine Through Weekend   Rain, Cold Likely  To Return Monday

IE EEESLIOE IONE EOD ©  BE ELD +", hd aaa  MAN CATCHES NICE BASS— IN MOUTH: IT CHOKES HIM

Brainerd Consolidated Levies   Judge Bars Furnace Company From Business in Minnesota

Is Ist Move In Program On Mental Health  Gate House Dasses   State House Passes First Bill, Emergency Pav Appropriation

MONEY 10 BUY LAND   Baker Reports Governo Encourages Proposal As Preliminary To Apply: ing For Federal Funds.

ASK STATE MONEY 10 BUY LAND   Baker Reports Governai Encourages Proposal Ai Preliminary To Apply: ing For Federal Funds.

Orgy Is Staged In Luluabourg As Rival Groups Continue War Of Attrition

Congolese  Kill 44  Civilians Sanctuary Give  1,000 Persons — By UN. Force

Massacre In Luluabourg Called Worst   UN Spokesman Says Toll Will Rise Much Higher

Many Flee " Terror,  UN Reports   Bitter Fighting May Have Brought Much Higher Toil

44. Civilians Murdered By Congolese Troops.  Manv Flee In Terror

Angry Congo Troops Kill 44 Civilians   Government Forces Defy Officers, Take Revenge as Lumumbe Mob Kills Soldiers

Lynch Threat  An i’; lar Diichacl Ta Detean      Cop-Killer Rushed To Prison

Posse Captures Young Cop Killer x * * ok * wk ok Ok oe ee  QR rasny Manosgdl kT  nmnthow T.,7] A ftan TV onewn nl. Whrencet   Slayer Moved To Another Jail After Lynch Threat

Police Nab Cop-Killer In Colorado   Friend of Dead Officer Captures Wanted Man. Admits Two Murders

Admits Killings After Capture Posse Threatens To Lynch Slayer Of Police Officers

Outer Mongolia Move By U.S. Angers Chinese   Nationalists Are Protesting, But JFK Is Firm

Recognition of Mongolia Near  U.S. Reported Set to Establish   U.S. Reported Set to Establish Relations With Asian Republic

Risk wrath of China  Kennedy administration may recognize Mongolia

UN May Shift  Kuwait Tanale   Kennedy May Recognize Mongolia Despite China

Tornado Hits Near Whitesboro  Torrential Rains Fall on Gulf Coast

U. §. Infantry in Autobahn Move  Clear Soviet Check Without Any Hitch

Will Introduce Rural Electric Co-op Measure   Seeks to Exempt Them From ICC Jurisdiction

First Bill for Reapportionment ls Introduced   Shaff Introduces Bill That Caused Fight In 1959

Unity Is Urged by Nelson at Inauguration   State Officers Are Sworn in Monday by Justice Martin

Spectators Are Bullet-Sprayed   Crowds Watching Play Is Attacked in Cuba

VIOLENCE FLARES ANEW Moslem Execution Squad  Kulls Two And Injures 12

Moslems Shoot Up Hospital   Two Killed, 2 More Wounded by Gunshots

Must Buy -Necessaries  With Marks   West Germany - Plans Beefing  Of Defense

Commuters  In Berlin  Pressured East Berliners  Must Pay More  ‘ WO cee O newer ane

Late Bulletin  ATTORNEY GENERAL  —_— SPEAKS TONIGHT AT C AP c RAWNRIIET

Late Bulletin  ATTORNEY GENERAL — SPEAKS TONIGHT AT C OF C BANOUFT

(Orders Halt To Racial Discrimination In Interstate Bus Travel. Terminals

ICCRules On Racial Problem —   Order Halt to  Discrimination  In Bus Travel

Orders Halt To Discrimination In Bus Travel   Rules Set Up By The ICC

ICC Outlaws Bus Station Segregation   New Rules Prohibit Use of Bus Terminals Which Are Seareaated

Integ ‘ation Ordered ln  Bus Travel   ICC Adopts Rules Affecting Vehicles. Terminals Nov. 

Order Halt to Discrimination In Bus Travel   ICC Adopts Rule for Interstate Transportation

Racial Issue i hsteeneeeeiinlemedeateenieneieaiicne aiibiesdbammem amen  ICC Orders Halt  Lo Discrimination

Order Is Effective On Nov.    Bans Use of Depots Which Don’t Compl

HORROR RELATED BY HIKE] k  Te annem  $4150.000 Sought for  Chewing by Grizzly

and The Good Towns Of Jewell, Stanhope, Kamrar   Feed Grains Going Under Price Support

Commissioners Begin ‘62 Budget  Seek 20 Vote Machines      Junior High School Gymnasium Becomes Morgue  Denver Airliner Crash Kills 18

CUULY GET VUIT FAND Thai Premier Concerned By West sUncertainLaos Stand

Sarit Shows Concern Over Laos Crisis   Says Situation ‘Out Of Hand’ From West Uncertainty

Thailand Prime Minister Concerned Over Western Uncertainty In Lao:

76 Persons Perish In Flaming Wreckage Of TWA Constellation After It Explodes, Crashes And Burns In Chicago Cornfield

FBI Probes Possibility of Bomb Explosion   TWA Constellation Plows Into Field; All Aboard Killed

FBI Probes Possibility Of Bomb   Airliner Explodes After Taking Off From Chicago

FBI Probes Wreckage for Bomb Clues As Blast Sends Plane Down in Flames

Makes Landing In Corn Field Near Chicago   Possibility That Bomb Caused it Under FBI Probe

FBI Probes Bomb Report  TWA Constellation Falls, Burns Near Hinsdale. III.

TODAY'S INDEX   On Good Behavior in U.S. Camel Driver Vows He Won't Take New Wife

Swears Before Family on Koran —  Camel Driver Won’t Look At Women on Visit to U.S.

Family and Friends Feartul of Trip  U.S.-BOUND CAMEL DRIVER HAS PROBLEMS

Laos Chief In Moscow; Predicts Cease-Fire   Strongest Indication. Date Has Been Decided On

Phouma Plans To Return To Native Land   Expects Return To Laos To Coincide With Cease-Fire

Cease-Fire In Laos Predicted   _ Joint British-Ruasian * Announcement Seen Next Week

Cease-Fire Appears Sef   Souvanna Indicates Halt In Laos Fighting Next Week

President Returns  Canada, U.S. Jointly Call Castro Threat To Peace

U.S., Canadian Leaders Issue Common Aims  Want to Achieve   Want to Achieve Peace, Stability in Southeast Asia

Canada Agrees With U.S. On Cuban Threat  — ee a   President Home; Now Has Backing Of Diefenbaker   BREFORF LPFAVING   RTATEVEFNT

Two-Day Visit Is Extremely Worthwhile’   Sounds Note of Warning to Reds As He Leaves

Erbe planning removal action against Liquor Control group   Worth %10000

On The Inside   ‘Sample Scandal’   Erbe Will Try To Oust Liquor Commissioners

Kennedy Promises to Help  In Pakistan-India Dispute Avub Wins Pledge of Economic Aid

Security Council  Called    ‘Cold Peace’  Reviewed   Picture on Pare 4

U.S. Strategy Discussed By Kennedy, Aides   President Reviews ‘Cold Peace’ Issues With Security Council

JFK Calls National Security Council To Review Strateay for “Cold Peace”

To Serutinize ‘Cold Peace’ President Calls Security Council To Sift Strategy

Berlin Is One Issue Of Review  Asia Threat Also  Considered Topic

Taylor Will Get  Varied Opinions Dispatch of Troops * To Viet Nam Possible

Berlin Dispule, War in Viet Kam Topics at Parley   U.S. Sees Latest Khrushchev Plan  As Discouraging

‘Cold Peace’ Topicfor JFK, + Security Group  Red Tide in Asia  Likely Diceueead

JFK, Council Review Issues   Berlin Situation Believed Subject Of Discussions at White House

‘Kennedy Calls “Strategy Talk With Councit  Viet Nam May Have Been On

 Meeting With Kennedy  ‘Cold Peace’ Strategy Studied By National Security Council

Kennedy Confer: On ‘Cold Peace’ issues Today   Berlin and Southeast Asia Are Reviewed

Kennedy Calls Security Council To Review U. §. ‘Cold Peace’ Strateay   K.’s Latest Offers Fail ToBrightenBerlinCrisis

Indians Told  Kinzua Dam Project Stands   Construction Won't Be Halted, JFK  Informs Senecas

Lefkowitz Praises Decision  N.Y.C. Rent Increases Frozen by Rockefeller

Peace Talks On Algeria Set April 7   French Announce Date for Meeting With Rehel Lendar:

Store Executive Slain; Son Held By N. J. Police   Boy Surrenders to Unarmed Officer

uxurious riome  Youth ‘Kills Wealthy Dad During Violent Struggle

Bride's ‘Inheritance’ Matches Amount Taken In North Carolina Bank Holdup

Jobless Still at 77 of Labor Force; See Public Works Program for ‘62

Russ, U.S. Relations Fare Well   Broadway Gasps, Laughs as Soviet Dancers Enhance

U.S.-Soviet Relations Ease on Broadway As Russian Dance Troupe Delights Audience

Highest Spending Program $2.4 Billion Budget Is Before Legislature

No New Taxes in Main Budget May Add $40 Million Later for School Aid   Overtime Asked for Police. Dog Lau Rejected, Claims for $82.000 " Ba

Segregationists Hold Rally Sponsored by Ku Klux Klan   Atlanta Crowd Jeers Chief of Police As Little Rock Integrates Quietly

SIU's Dr. See Takes Over Ceylon Office; Alexander Named Director

RefugeeRecord Seen In Berlin  Qwar RN Eacte   Over 5,000 East~Germans Expected To Make Crossing

Refugees May Reach Record  Expect More Than 5,000 Will Cross Red Borders

Hof, Cool   Refugees Stream To Berlin   Thousands Expect To Be Turned Back By East Germans

East Sector Food Short,  Solon Hears   Red Press Claims Conditions Bad In Weat Berlin Arca

Critical Of Do-Nothing  Legislature   Stalemale Within State Government Denied bv DiSalle

CUT OFF AT BEACH; NEVER HAD CHANCE   Report Castro’s Armor Stopped 1,500 At Landing, Underground Uprising Didn‘t Develop In Cities.

Texans Cheer Sen. Goldwater   Arizonian Assails Rayburn, Johnson, Kennedy Program

US. Envoy To Act For  President  Move Regarded As Step Toward  Peace In Cangn

Stump Pleads Innocent To Murder Charge  Keokuk Man Says   Keokuk Man Says He's Been Victim Of Circumstances

Eichmann Says He Took Orders From Higher-Up  Admits He Knew   Admits He Knew Of Gas Trucks Used In Poland

More Than 10,000  U.S. Red Party Has Until _ Midnight to Register

New Register Deadline For Communists   Third And Last Deadline Is Midnight Tonight

Registration Deadline for Reds Tonight   Members of U.S. Party Expected To. Ignore Reduirement

QUQenits  Communist party members have until midnight fo register

Expected Io Ignore Communist Registration  Deadline Is At Midnicht

Murphy Reaction:  State GOP Leaders bepes Displeasure Over Choice

NEW TRUCE VIOLATIONS ARE CHARGE!   American Says Viet Nam Units Being Concealed

U.S. Accuse: Soviet of Laos ‘Lies’  Hits Violations  OF Cease-Fire

VIOLATIONS ARE CHARGE!   American Says Viet Nam Units Being Concealed

Morris Thinks Space Administration Has  Made Mistake B v Passing Up White Sands

Nothing New Is Seen in Latest Berlin Proposal   Russia Already Has Achieved 75% of Its Goal by Erecting Wall In City.

MacArthur Stars In Dramatic Role  Most Glorious Fourth For The Philippines

Bigoest Fourth For Philippines   MacArthur Gets Holiday Spotlight

' Tumultuous Ovation Gieéts MacArthur Crowds Brave Rain To Hail Philippines’ No. One Hero

Rings & Vows SALLY MARIE ROLING AND KENNETH KNEIP  MARRIED AT REMSEN

Inside The Times   Klan Link Is Sought  Federal Court Continues Racial Hearings

Riot Complaint ls Dismissed by Federal Judge.   Ruling Is Made in Injunction Action

Justice Dept. Continues Efforts To Link Ku Klux Klan To Mob Violence

U.S. Seeks To Link Klan With Mob  Violence Against ‘Freedom Riders’

U.S. Seeks Klan Link  To Violence   Negre ‘Riders? Fined, Jailed

KKK, Mob Violence Link Sought   Hearing in Fedetal Court in Alabama Entorse Third Dav

Justice Dept. Efforts Would Link Klan To Violence Against Riders

You'll Find [t   Justice Department Attempts ToLink Klan ToRace Trouble

Justice dept. complaint dismissed by court   injunction suit follows race rioting

Justice Department Trying To Link KKK With Violence   CONTEMPT CITATION   NEGROES FINED

Court Kills 1 Complaint Against Klan   _ Birmingham Police “Also Cleared in. Racial Violence

Witnesses Refuse To Answer Questions Justice Department Pushes  Probe Of KIXK Link In Riots

Race Riot Complaint Tossed Out   U.S. Judge Rules In Favor of KKK, Police Department

KKK Link Sought In Race Disorder  New ‘Rider’ Group Jailed at Jackson

Seek to Link Klansmen  With Riots   Government Holds Hearings In U.S. Court

Just Having A Ball   Federal Complaints Dismissed In Alabama Racial Strife

Klan Links To Violence  Gets Aired   Police Get Blame For Their Failure To Protect Negroes

Holds Hearings:      Justice Dep't Trying To Link Klan In Freedom Riders. Mob Vialanca

Against "Freedom Riders" In Dixie— Continue Efforts To Link Ku Klux KlanToViolence

Continue Efforts : To Connect KKK With Mob Violence  Hearings Result From: Action Taken Against Freedom Riders Group

KKK Draws Attention In Probe   Witness Invokes Fifth Amendment During Hearing

You Can Survive Atomic Attack . Here Are the Essentials You'll Need in Shelter

Flash Flood Hits Shades Park Area  ‘ Tornadoes Sighted: Expect More Rain BR. Dhl Lenk Cicnldia

Ed and Jack to square off   Fight fans ought to get money’s worth Monday

Fights Galore! It's Paar vs. Sullivan On  TV at 10:30 P.M. Monday

Abandoned in Gulf   ‘Rebuffed on Attempt to Oust Dag, ‘Soviet Seeks to Regain Prestige

Soviet Backs Off Demanding UN. Get Out of Conac   Reds Try to Salvage Prestige in Assembly

In the U.N. .  Soviet Retreat after Failure foQustDag  Propose Calling  Congo Parliament escheat 91 a -

Reds Seek To Salvage UN. Prestigt : With Watered-Down Congo Plan

/Conge o°Pr ‘oposal *  h Soviet RebutfedOnB id ITo OustHammarsk jold

Reds Rebuffed In Efforts To Oust UN Chief   Try To Save Face With Watered-Down Proposal On Congo

Rocky Urges Voluntary Construction Of Fallout Shelters in New Program

Witness In Price-Fix Clears. Two   Cordiner, Paxton Not In On It; Erban Now Dead, Blamed

Denies Cordiner in Price. Fix  Ousted Ginn Defends GE Board Chairman -

Ousted G. E. Vice Pres. Ginn Puts Most of Price Blame on Dead Man

U.S. 77 Is Included— Kansas Highways Are Closed As Result Of High Waters

Bobby Kennedy and Other Appointee: Winning Quick Clearance for Senate

Bob Kennedy Gains Okay From Solons   Committee Also Puts Stamp of Approval On Arthur Goldberg

KOEN LEADS ATTACK :  ‘Choice of JFK's Brother as Attorney General Hit

Bob Kennedy Approved for Cabinet Post  Committee Gives Support Without   Committee Gives Support Without Any Obiection

Senate Unit Approves 2 In Cabinet   GOP Suggestion Robert -Kennedy Foo Youn fenored

Bob Kennedy Approved by Senate Group   No Objections Raised; Blakley Misses tha Vata

Democrats Leap To Defend Bobby; Lack of Experience ls Emphasized in Challenge

Senators OK Bobby for . Cabinet Post   Labor Committee Approves Goldberg Job Appointment

Dirksen not completely sold —  ‘Little brother’ Kennedy gets approval

Senate Unit Also Favors Labor Choice   President-Elect Appointments Pass Congressional Quiz

Raps Pick Of Robert  Kennedy   Dirksen Says Choice Departs From  Seasoned Lawyer To Re Attorner Cenera

»olons Okay , AP. Kennedy For Cabinet  Lack Of Legal Experience For Job No Barrier

Dirksen Opposed To Bob   Says Country Needs Scholar  In Legal Job

Senators Approve Robert F. Kennedy   Committee Okays President-Elect’s Brother For Attorney General Without Opposition; Other Cabinet Nominees Also Win Favor

Robert Kennedy Choice Mildly Criticized by Republicans at Hearing

Vows to Attack  Organized Crime Other Cabinet Appointees   Other Cabinet Appointees Assured Fast Confirmation   John Sells  investmenis  Page 2

Bobby Wins Approval Of Senate  : Wp. te ee GB he   Promises Fight On Crime; Has Sold His Stocks

Democrats Note Parallel Dirksen Is Critical Of Attv. Gen. Choice

R. Kennedy Gets  ‘Senate Approval   Republicans Cite Lack of Experience

Senators Approve Three Selections lo Cabinet Posts   Robert Kennedy Appears And Wins Unanimous Vote As Attorney General.

Young Bobby Approved As Attorney Gen.   Goidwater Cheers Goldberg; Byrd Praises Ribicoff

Robert Kennedy Studied Today  His Hearing Called Most Controversial  In Jack’s Cabinet

NEEDLING BY GOP MEETS REBUTTAL   Udall Satisfies Questioners At Another Session

}  No Objections to Selection   Senate Judiciary Approves  Apvointment of Bob Kennedy

GOP Asks: Is Bobby Qualified?   Dirksen Wields  Needle In Senate

Dirksen Hints Bob Kennedy Not Seasoned   Judiciary Group Questions Him on Atty. Gen. Post

Robt. Kennedy Approved For Atty. General  OKs Gol dber thare Nanely In

Warning to Russ on U.S. Counterblow   Atom Arms Stockpile To Be Maintained, McNamara Testifies

Soviet Trying To Get Troops Into W. Berlin  Have Been Easing U, On Efforts To. Driv Western Forces Out

Sales Tax Big Issue  In St. Paul   Legislature Reconvenes With Lines Drawn Tightly On Dispute Over Taxes

Extremists Threaten Algerian Peace Talks   French Heads Concerned Whether . Underaround Can Orqanize Attacks

Laos Rebels Still Fighting, U. §. Charges   Cynical Disregard Of Cease-Fire Laid To Red-Led Forces

CONFERE NCE STALLED  US. Charges Laos Rebels Disregard Cease Fire

End of Military Action Ordered At Conference   Claims ‘Cynical’ Truce Disregard

At Least 30 Violations Rebels Ignore Cease-Fire, U.S. Says at Geneva Talks

U.S. Claims Laos Rebels  Break Truce   Communist Forces Continue Fighting, Spurn Cease Fire

Violations In Laos Compact Cited By U.S.   Delegation Implies It Won't Continue Talks Indefinitely

3 Survivors of Unsuccessful Clash Vow to Renew Their Attack on Cuba:

) URSUCCESSTUT NCUCIS Lali AL ICAdS FUL =~ = we _ - * ker kk *  Vow To Renew Attack Against Castro

Government Mobilizes GOVENMENT NLOOLIZES   Armed OS In Cuba Breaks Out On Three Fronts

Fighting Breaks Out on Three Fronts in Cuba   @ Troops Mobilized By Government to. Combat Invasion

U.S., Soviets Discuss Laos Situation Ouieth   Russia Accused Of Aid  Menshikov, Herter  Huddle Over Laos

RUSSIAN AIRLIFT CHARGED   Soviets Aid Rebels in Laos Savs Washington

Herter, Soviet Confer on Laos  Russia Accused of Supplying Airlift

JFK Says US. Will Fight If War Reopened  Issues Warning. In Communiaue

U.S. to Fight lf Korean War Renew:   Kennedy Reassures ROK General, Pledges More Arms and Funds

Late Bulletin  SPRING RARRERSEHIODD   SPRING BARBERSHOP FESTIVAL SUNDAY

WILL DISCARD HIS CRUTCHES   Kennedy Expects To G Through Today With‘out Them

Algerians Plan To Negotiate From Strength   Final Hurdle Remains Before Peace Talks Start

Algeria To Negotiate With France From Position Of Strength In Talks

ALGERIANS ~ DEMAND BIG CONCESSIONS   European Settlers, Sahare Oil, French Bases Are Rebel Issues.

THOUGHT HE WAS PROWLER  L.A. Man, 83, Slays Son of Neighbor by Mistake

Space Craft Passes Tough Safety Test  ‘Astron: aut Ride Probably = -- - Slated Next Tre

Capsule Sho! Clears Way for Astronaut   Safety Ejection Test OK, Short of Expected Height

Capsule Identical To That To Be Used In Manned Shot: Ruqaed Safety Test

29 Invasion Training Spots Claimed Active   500 Paratroopers Said Among Force Preparing In Panama

ROA SLATED TO ACCUSE BEFORE UN   Claims Training Under Way Now At Many Bases

Cuba Says Invasion Planned   Castro Accuses U. S. Of Training Forces For New Assault

Claims U.S. Training To Invade   Forces Being Readied At 20 U.S. Bases

For another assault’ on Cuban shores   Official lists mainland, Latin America bases

Castro In New Charge  Of Invasion   Fort Bragg Said Training Site For Invaders

Castro Regime Claim  U.S. Accused Of Plotting New Cuban Invasion Try

SAYS FORCES ~IN TRAINING AT BASES   20 United States And Nine Caribbean Sites Listed   CUBAN NOTE   Seen Apparently As Preview To Roa’s Policy Speech In U.N.

‘At 20 U.S. Bases Cuba Says U.S. Training  Forces For New Inwasion

Labor Leaders Plan Meeting—   Castro's Regime Airs New Invasion Charges

Cuba Accuses U.S. Of Training Rebels   Clown Admits KnifeSlaying OfSw RE St

Cuba says US. training invasion forces in vast network of bases   Others involved

Rebels Train In US., Castro Says   20 Areas Named As Sites by Foreign Minister

US. TRAINS INVADERS   Castro Regime Claims Troops Drill At 20 U.S. Bases And 9 Other Places To Attack Island.

29 Invasion Training Spots Claimed Active  Said Among Force Preparing in Panama

Says Force ‘Stronger’ Than First   Claims Troops Are Being Seasoned At 20 OF U.S. Bases

Castro Charges U.S. Training Forces At 20 Bases For Another Aceniilt On lela

Castro Says Units Train For Assault   Claims Invasion Planned In U. 8. On Larger Scale

Claims Troops, Including Paratroops, Are at 20 American Bases and 9 Caribbean Points

At U.S., Caribbean Bases  Cuba Charges  U. S. Training More Invaders

Cuba Charges U. 5. Again Is Training Invasion Forces   Going on at Many Camps, Says Castro Government; “Ridiculous” Is Answer.

“* oe Cuban Invasion Forces Training  AtU.S. Bases, Castro Charges

Cuban Exiles Say Something May be Brewing   Florida Doubts Large Scale Training There

c astro Regime Says Forces Are in Training Claims U.S. Plans New Cuban Invasion

Castro Says U.S. Training Forces to Invade Cuba 20 U.S. Bases, Nine Caribbean Points Cited  As Areas Where Preparations Are tinder Way

Castro Claims New U.S. Plot   Says Nation Trains Invasion Troops

On The Yrs ide   -Education Prime Need  Whole of Congo Counted 19 College Graduates When Indepedence Came

Lite’s End KINGSLEY FARMER —  SUFFERS FATAL HEART ATTACK IN SIOUY CITY

Life’s End   KINGSLEY FARMER —  SUFFERS FATAL HEART ATTACH TRE CITT Y Mrre

Unhappy Reservists ‘B------Bunch of Freeloaders, ’ Says Goldwater. While on Junket

Instead Of Raliast   Goldwater High On Reservists Abroad, Low Un Complainers

10- Year-Old Frechled-Face Texas Blond Confesses to ‘Robbery’ of Post Office

500 of 32nd Leave Oct. 20   Advance Party to Clear Way For Movement of Others in Division

Rocket’s: Precious: Capsule. F loats: ihn  Aerial Catch Snares Cone

ASK RETURN OF OFFICERS NOW ABROAD   Blame Serraj With Weakening Military Might

Syrian Revolt Started to End Theft of Arms   Kgvpt Weakening of Army Riled Rebels: Want Officers Back

Original Intent Was Redress   Charge Nasser’s Secret Police Had Weakened Army

 Infiltration Claimed  Syrian Revolt Launched For Protection of Army

Revolt Against Egypt Taken To Halt Weakening Of Army   COMMUNIST PARTY IS BEING BANNED

Syria Revolt  NotPolitieal  At Start Aimed To Halt  Army Sapping,  T anewal exe C .._.~«

PETITION FOR SCHOOL ELECTION W1iHDRAWN AT SCHOOL BOARD'S REQUEST — CLEARS WAY  CAN CTA TTepy erTrrrnrny

Late Builetin   PETITION FOR SCHOOL ELECTION Wl.:HDRAWN AT SCHOOL BOARD'S REQUEST — CLEARS WAY  Pan ETO TLYeD ecrrrmy

WELL SEND BACK VESSEL   Cuba to Return Hijacked Plane to U.S. Tuesday

Cuba Slated To Release U.S. Plane   Eastern Airlines Craft Seized July 24 Will Return Tuesday

No Swap. Sovereignty Claimed  Cuba to Return Airliner, to Receive Patrol Boat

Cuba To Release Airliner   Hijacked Electra To Be Returned Tuesday: US. To Give Up Boat

Cubans To Release — Airliner   Eastern Airline Plane Hijacked July 24 To Be Returned Tuesday

Polish Girl Testifies On Love Affair   Had Intimate Relations With U.S. Diplomat Now On Trial

Actio tion Pledged Soon On Indiana’s Eitth District Election Dispute

Meaypirms AManNce \President Reaffirms Opposition 'To U. N. Seat For Red China   Communist China Advised To Watch Kennedy Administration  x *k * k* *« ste dew ke — -. « . - = “Mw we

Laos Situation "Still Delicate’ And Dangerous  . ;   Reports Say Soviet Union Has Increasec Airlift of Arms

Report Made After Meeting With Sec. Rusk   Russ Increase Airlift of Arms To Rebels

Laos Situation ‘Still Delicate, Dangerous’   Soviet Airlift Of Arms Greatly  Increased

Delicate, Dangerous Crisis  Mansfield Describes Laotian Situation Far From Settled’

West Readily Agree On Reply To Threat   Western Note Rejects Soviet Warning To Clamp Down On Flights To West Berlir

U.S. Expectec To Reject Red Charges   White House Eyes Formal Reply On Air Ferry Note

U.S. Rejection Of Red Charges Expected Soon   Soviet Note Viewed As Bid to Isolate, Swallow Free City

U.S. IsExpected To Speedily Reject Soviet Russia's Charae   Moscow Seen Trying To Isolate Then Swallow Up West Berlin

Air Rights To Berlin Threatened   Soviets Demand West To Be Kept From Using Air Corridors

US Flies in Spies, ‘Russ Note Claims   Expect US Government to Reject Charaes: White House I{s Silent

Hoffa Creates Controversy In Labor Session   Leaders Battle On Handling Teamsters

Soviet Balks At Praising Secretary   Bitter East-West Dispute Over His Successor Feared

U.N. Assembly To Recess: Shocked   Problem Of Successor Poses Possible East-West Controversy In Council

12 Others Also Die, With U.N. Security Guard Only Survivor; Sabotage Not Ruled Out Yet.   Russians’ Balk at Statement Praising Dag Forecasts Bitter Dispute in U.N.

Dag Praised In Statement  Of Council   Bitter East-West Struggle Feared In  Changing New UWead

Death Almost Brings Tears To Delegates   Russia’s Stand Tends To Strengthen Fears Of East-West Dispute

Soviets Thwart Acclaim of Dag  Dispute Expected y aeieee <S eikeesic: Ne Bee    Dispute Expected Over New Chief

NEW DISPUTE BY EAST - WEST ANTICIPATED   Struggle Could Wreck Foundations Of Unit ed Nations   GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHROUDED IN GLOOM

Soviets Hit Praise  For Hammarskjold  Death Sparks Fears For Future Of Peace-Makine Orcanization

U.N. Now May Fight For Its Life  Death of Dac   Death of Dag May Open Gate  ‘For Commies

ISGUIDED "Silence can’t be mis quoted; but it can be mis interpreted.” ; “te . —LEO’SLEVIN Sherman Oaks   MOT SO HIGH

HAS ONE-THIRD OF POPULATION  Valley Gets Only 15% of Public Works Jobs

Investors Suffered Big Loss   SEC Charges Manipulation Biggest Ever

Investors Seen As Victims Of New York Pair  U. S. Lawyers Say Thawsnes May Be  ££ kk getie. — _

Exchange Specialists: No Contest   Claim Son Forced By Father to Manipulate Market

SEC claims biggest case uncovered   Father and son face federal indictment

Investors Seen As Victims Of New York Pair   U. S. Lawyers Say Thousands May Be Losers of Millions

U.S. Contends Many Hurt by Stock Rigging   Pair in Exchange Named in Charges

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   ‘Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Coancil of Chorches Religios Features)

Host of Awards To Fair Winners  Science Displays To Open Wednesda

Heavy Loss of life on Water Also Recorded   Motor Vehicle Toll fs Beyond 500 Mark

DEATH FIGURE OF 990 SEEN BY COUNCIL   308 Highway Fatalities Recorded Since Friday   COUNT RUNNING   25 Per Cent Ahead Of Es—timates: Other Tragedies Bring Total To 510

Road Death Toll Climbs On Holiday   All-Time Mark In Fatalities Showa 1950 Toll Broken

FIGURE LISTED AS SUMMER RECORD   Breaks July 4th Weekend Mark Set 11 Years Ago  NVER-AlT      Fatality Toll Of 915 Most Ever Recorded For Any Holiday Period

Not a Fit Night for Man nor Bees   IN TEXAS LEGISLATION— Tower. Yarborough Pledge United Stand

Eastern Oklahoma Hit By 10 Second Twister   Two Oklahoma Towns Devastated; Family Reunion Turned into Tangle of Horror. Forty-Seven Homes Demolished

Horror Hits Reunion of Oklahomans   Half of Town Torn Away; Storm Also Batters Arkansas

Provocation ‘Claim Made By Russians   Reds Say Berlin Meetings Could Be  ‘Menace To Peace’

Moscow Charges  ‘Provocations’  » Reds Object to West German Parliament Meeting in City

Bonn Plans Hurt Peace, Soviet Says  Legislative Session:  om VW . as , 2 fienne ¢ Free gM   Legislative Session: In West Berlin Hit  As Provocations

Russians Air New Protest Over Berlin   Bonn Accused Of Endangering Peace by Meetings

Allies Shrug At Soviet Gripe  te ee EES ee 5 eee,   Berlin ‘Provocations’ Claimed by Kremlin

Viewing Sports SWIMMING POOL — AT: MUNICIPAL PARK WILL OPEN SUNDAY MORNING  Admission Prices Are  Unchanged — Season Tickets To Go On Sale

Viewing Sports   SWIMMING POOL — AT MUNICIPAL PARK WILL OPEN SUNDAY.MORNING

Violence Spreads In Algeria   Moslem Mobs Defy DeGaulle Threat To Partition Country

Grim Reminder Reaps Rewards   l2 DIL IN RIOTING  ED. meenesnrrenoreneemnamrnnets  Violence Grips Algerian Cities

Moslem Mobs Stage Riots in Alvgeria   12 Killed at Start of General Strike Against DeGaulle

Campaigns To Tighten Welfare Rules  Relief Cost Protests Increase

New Contract Setflement Reached by Negofiators For Power Company, Union

Iwo-year Contract . . .  Utility Workers And West Penr Reach Accord

an The Mai bag  SHE ENJOYS HER, DAILY SENTINEL — AND WE ‘ENJOY HER LETTER!!!

Yanks held in smuggling  Touring youths   Touring youths in Berlin hide woman in trunk

Seek to force open voter records here  Fadaral cuit acke lank at hanale

Little Fanfare Marks 1st Test   U.S. Series Designed to Perfect Weapons for Use on Battlefields

US's First Shot Since 1958 . . Nuclear Test Breaks Stony Desert Silence

To Perfect Battlefield Weapons ; : Nuclear Testing —  Is Resumed By U. S.

U.S. Nuclear Tests To Be Fallout-Free   First Since 1958 Fired Underground In Nevada Desert

There'll Be Peace in the Congo—  Even If They Have to tight for It

Troops Throw Block At Congolese Heads   Machine Guns Pointed At. Politicians In Effort To Bring About Settlement

Dissident Brazil Forces starr Movement 10 Keep vee Military Operations Begin

Dety Congress Endorsement Of Leftist Chief   Officers Loyal To. Wa Minister Start Drive To Wipe Out ‘Rebels’

Armed Forces Move Against Goulert’s Supporters In Southern Brazilian State

aceasta tee AJWYCL SERV GAUCIES Cuban Underground Leader Bitter Over Invasion Fiasco

Cuban Underground Was Destroyed By Invasion, One Leader Contends

: Underground Betrayed?  ' Imprisoned Cubans Angry   Rv ROBERT BERRELLEZ

Cuban Underground Bitter Over ‘Invasion’ Try   Ry RORERT BERRELLEZ

Steel Balks At Kennedy Price Plea   Undecided About Boosts, Two Firms Say

Predicts Action on Education Aid Bill  Rayburn Expects Measure to Become Law During This Term

School Bill fo Pass-Rayburn   Administration Plan Is Stuck in House

Bus, Car Crash Near Beach City During Storm  Winesburg Man Killed: 28 Other Persons Are Iniured

Omaha More Likely Target Than Washington, D. C— CAC. Missile Bases--Not Cities--Seen as Prime Nuclear War Target

‘Military Installations First Goal  OMAHA SAID MORE LIKELY TARGET THAN WASHINGTON

Kansas Sites Are Prime War Targets   Salina, Topeka Are Listed For Fallout Problems

Sees Bases As Prime Targets   Thinks Reds Would Shoot at Bases First; Then at Cities.

Five Fired  Dilworth Extends PTC Graft Probe   ‘See Editoria] “Message For Bucks” on Page 6, please.

Philadelphia’ Mayor Begins Payola Probe   Five City Workers Fired For Rigging Of Transit System

Area Deaths   MRS. ,CECIL TIESING OF KINGSLEY EXPIRES AT SIOUX CITY HOSPITAY?Y

Goldberg Seeks Aid For Kennedy  Appeals To Bipartisan Backing For President's Proposed Proaram

Goldberg Asks Bipartisan Aid In Job Problems   “Labor secretary Begins His Tour Of Major Areas

Begins 5-Day Inspection Mission Goldberg Asks for Bipartisan ‘Support of ‘Recession’ Prearam

Goldberg Uraes Cooperation to Halt Recession   Labor Secretary Visits Chicago On 5-State Tour

Goldberg Urges Full  War on Recession   Appeals for Bipartisan Support of Kennedy's Program to Curb ‘Full-Fledged’ Slump; Says Healthy Economy Keynote to Foreiqn Policy

Dag Rejects Soviet Plan For ‘Troika’   Hammarskjold Puts Forth Own  Goacpreatariat Tldea

Dag Would Revamp U.N. Organization   Suggests Duties Be Divided Into Political Administrative Categories.

 Offers Shakeup Proposals ‘Hammarskjold Nixes Soviet  ‘UN Reorganization Idea

unome Test Scheduled Sunday .  Can Nuclear Swords Become Plowshares?

WHERE TO FIND IT         U.S.To Try Turning Nuclear Sword Into Peaceful ‘Plowshare’ For Man

First Atomic Blast Designed to Show Peaceful Uses Is Set for. Sunday

Swords Into Plowshares  'U.S. To Set Off Atomic ‘Blast Keved To Bible

—Scientists To Turn Energy Into Workhorse—  Big Blast Set Sunday

Americans By Millions Mark Easter      Kennedy Away, But D-C Is In Holiday Array

Easter Programs Move From Somber to Joyous ‘In American Churches

Christians Around World Prepare To Observe Christ's Resurrection

Katanga Army Takes Gizenga-Held Area   Caroline Said Cubans Target  Probe of Kidnap Plot Called Routine   Inside ...   Prelude to Brightness of Easter  World Observes Somber Commemoration of Crucifixion

it , . . ’ * ‘ . Dark Hues of Good Friday Become Luminous White of Easter Sunday eee eect emma  ‘World to Mark Christ’s Resurrection

EL PASO, Tex. —UPI— Reliable Mexican sources disclosed today that jet hijocker Leon Bearden contacted both the Cuban and Soviet embassies in Mexico City last winter.

Hijacker Contacted Soviet Union, Cuba   Patrolman Tells  Of Hijacking Ordeal

Congress fo Act Un ky Pirates  Mexico R eports Bearden Talked  To Cuba, Russia

Traffic Death Toll Mounts Rapidly Across Nation: Five Die-In State   Tenino Fete Due ., Traffic Volume Up As Holiday Starts

‘Cold Grips Most of Nation as Year’s Shortest Month Begins; Ice Jams Loosen

February Takes Over Where January Left Off; East Still In Deepfreeze

Hudson Choked By Jammed Ice  Naw FEnaland Stiftad   New England Stifled By Bitter Weather

Weather Stays Hot And Humid   Wide Damage From Storm in Beaver County

Political Ties In Truullo’s Case Hinted  Graiesde Attame e hw   Suicide Attempt by Doctor Who Aided Officer Is Reporte

Slaying Tied To Politics   Dominican Sources Claim Foreign Nation Involved

First Claims C ontradicted ‘Truj illo Slaying Laid ‘To International Plot

NewVersion In Truj illo Killing Advanced  Government Says Conspiracy Involved PaAawatawey Stata

Trujillo Killing Now Tied Up Te Political Angle  n Country’ Nr   ‘Foreign Country’ No! Named; Dominicans Prepare For OAS

State Assembly To Start Work On ‘Must’ Bills   Irving to ‘Clear Boards’ to Concentrate on Schools, Redistricting.

Knockout Drops Climax Ordeal  [Freshman Psycho Holds Girl Friend Hostage Seven Hours In Charlotte

Pressures For Uniformity Said Greai   School Men Hear M uch Yet To Be Learned To Teach

Variation In Education   Educators Told They Still Have Much To Learn

Re sist Uniformity, Educators Told  2 And 2 Doesn't Always Equal 4

Defense Budget House Group ee ae Beefed-Up Program   Race Against Communist Clock

South — E Remains In Peril   Disaster Areas Cited,  Flood Deaths Hit 8

By Welfare Officials     Criticism of Silver Bow County Hospital Denied

State Officials Deny They Criticized Silver Bow Hospital Administrator

By Welfare Officials Criticism of Silver Bow County Hospital Denied    Acked for Information

Autopsy To Determine Death Cause Carl Huff Dies After Car Hits RR Signal Post

Assembly Kills Education Bill  Eb n.ewwicds Tonekaw   Former Teacher Requirements Hol

Ohio’s Death Toll Short Of Expectations  Holiday Traffic Takes 14 Lives On State Roads

PAYMENTS HERE   County Farmers Recejv Total $641,000 At ASQ Gounty Office

Believe Desperado  Now Has Car   Participant in Gun Battle Still Sought In Southeast Missouri.

Kennedy To Press For Programs   Reconvened Congres: In January To Face Passed-Up Proposals

Legislature Begins Last Week Teacher Pay, Whisky Hikes Up For Action

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Food, Auto Prices Help Cost of Living

Prices and Cost Of Living Top Business News   Some Price Trends Favorable to Buyer

Health Dept. Cost? 58 Cents Per Resident   (Second in a series of four articles on the Bucks County Health Department.)

‘DID IT FOR THRILL’  Boy Admits Luring Child Into Field, Killing Her

Teenage Boy Confesses To Slaving Girl  Enticed Her Into  Field, Attacked,

Teenage boy kills girl, 7, for a thrill’   Raped, drowned in pond, admits seventh grader

Compromise Suggested on School Aid  nm.‘ Lt BDeeblae   Rep. Pucinski, Backer Of Parochial-Private School Loans, Urges Tax Deduction Ruling

School Aic Plan Seen Near Test  Loans to Private Institutions Issue Mounts

Parochial School Tuition Tax Deductions Suggested as Compromise in Fight Over Aic

On Inside Pages   6  i: Compromise” Offered 'U. S. Tax Deduction Sought (On Church School Tuition

Would Allow Tax Deductions On Tuition Paid To Schools Run By Churches

Taxes Enter School Help Bill Battle   Deductions Sought For Tuition Costs By Illinois Solon

Eight Die In Head-On Auto Crash   Entire Family Wiped Out In Collision

Eight Killed In Virginia  Car Wreck   Teen-Agers Pass on Hill Crash Head-on at : Crest.

Legislative Leaders of Both Parties Agree— Solons See Clear Slate On All But School Proposals By June

Castro May Seek Accore With US.   Economic Blows - Build Pressure, ‘Guevara: Hints ..

Officer Who Su Succeeded Ticket Champion ‘Not Doing Badly Himself In Chicago Spot

Adirondack Park Group Criticizes Pomeroy Bill   Park Association Opposes Legislation Creating Extensive New Wild Areas

NEW FRONTIERS IN RELIGION: NO. 8 Health and salvation   Executive Director of the Department of the English Bible, National Council  Pp io, ee

Mrs. Knecht Elected By Group for Retarded   Urge Probationary Licenses tor Young Drivers in lowa

People You Know      SUMNER  KOCH a TO SALES MEETING IN. LYNCHBURG: VA.  will Be Retiring - _' After 41 Years: With  Ooo ace ot} QRetlee: Ching.”

People ‘You Know   SUMNER KOCH — TO SALES MEETING IN LYNCHBURG, VA.  Will Be Retiring —° After 41 Years With: Natural Beidae Rhnec

Pedestrian Is Beaten, Robbed   Hitchhiker Attacked By Passing Motorists

‘VEHICLE DESTROYED   Cape Canaveral ‘Experts’ Claim Two Credit lems

Barcelona Garrison Venezuela Army Group Reported In Revolt Today

Revolt Staged By Garrison In Venezuela  Loyal Troops Sent To Quell Uprising At Caribbean Port

Top Rebels Captured     Venezuelan Riot Quelled Insurgents Surrender

LOYAL TROOPS SENT TO HALT REBELLION   Uprising Occurs At Seaport City Of Barcelona   way SY were  REBEL ATTEMPT   To Seize Electric Power Plant At La Guaira Is Repulsed By Army

At Port Of Barcelona Army Garrison Revolts Awainst Venezula’s Rule

Venezuela Rebels Grab City Radio   Troops Revolt. Announce Capture Of State Leader

Caracas revolt is short-lived   BETANCOURT TROOPS QUICKLY SNUFF VENEZUELA UPRISING

Army Unit Rebels In  Venezuela   Loyal Troops Sent To Quell Uprising

Rebellion (Reported In  Venezuela   Army Force At Barcelona Stages Uprising Against President Retancour’t

Brief Revolt By Troops In S.A. Seaport   Uprising Collapses After Air Attack Is Threatened

Venezuela Revolt Reported But End: nt Quick Surrender  Barcelona Troops Give Up Rather

VENEZUELAN UPRISING COLLAPSES   All Rebel Chiefs Are Captured, Radio Reports

Fourth Uprising This Year  Loyal Venezuelan Troops Crush Small Army Revolt ©

Venezuelan Army In Revolt Try   Loyal Troops Dispatched To Barcelona Area

Troops Openly Revolt Against Ruling Power   President Asks for Surrender, Warns of Attack

Soviets Reject Moratorium On Nuclear Tests   ‘Wrong Approach To Ending Tests, Envoy Tells UN

U.N. Speech - Reds Reject Moratorium On Nuclear Bomb Tests   Theasands 01 Women Wake: Peace Marches

CUnited Nations: Soviet Union Rejects Bomk  Moratorium  Delegate Charges West Is Dragging Warld Tatn War

Soviet Rejects Test ‘Holiday’  Says U.S., Allies Seeking Conflict

Soviets isReject Any New Moratorium OnNuclear Testingas Unfeasible

De Gaulle Calls Off Six-Hour Invasion Alert for France   But France Put on Nearly A War Footing to Stop a  Sween Fram Aleeria

EXPECTED INVASION FAILS TO MATERIALIZE  France on Near War Footing to Head Off Revolt

Fear Spread Of Rebellion In Algeria   Paratroop Attack On Paris Proves ‘False Alarm’

De Gaulle Calls Off 6-Hour Alert In France Today  wtiam le Mant   Nation Is Kept  On War Footing Against Revolt

PT Boat Buddies Excite JFK  Nine Surviving Members Of Old Crew Bring It On >

‘No object lesson in Birch’s death’  DIFFERENT VIEWS ARE VOICED ON KILLING IN CENTRAL CHINA

Birch Society Namesake:  Views Differ On Heroism ‘Of Captain John Birch 

Views Differ ..About John Birch Death   Former OSS Men Say Right _ ists’ Hero Blundered, Antagonized Chinese.

Jets, Two At Time, Aro Dispatched From Basa Cubans Stop U. 8. Ship, Hurriedly Change Mind

Labor Seeks Peace   End Vo Internal Fighting Sought At Closed Meet

Closed Session Called at Labor Meet in Florida  Saak Sattlament af   Seek Settlement of Internal Union Wars

House Triples $$$ To Win Moon Race   For Delaware Expressway  Bucks Jury Awards $412,230 For Land

Boy, 17, Kills Robbery Suspect After Indianapolis Policeman Is Wounded

Menshikov, Russ Envoy, To Leave U. S.   Guinea President Reveals Communist Plot To Launch ‘Marxist Revolution in Africa’

Marxist Revolution In ‘Africa’ Foiled Toure Accuses Commies Of Guinea Takeover Plot

High Rivers Drive 1000  From Homes   Flood Conditions Grow Dangerous In Midwest States

City to Observe Holiday; Stores, Offices Close   420 Will Die Safety Experts Wary  Labor Day Traffic to Set Record

REPORT ON TAX BIL! IS SLATED   Rep. Ballman Says it Will Be Only  "Peoaress’ Survey

Answers Freeman   Answers: Freeman murts rarmers  Nutter Blasts Agriculture Act

GOP Still Cool  To Peace Corps   Leaders Urge Go Slow Appreach to Program

ay Bs ns aay aa aw q  Paper Differs While Peiping  Backs Invasion

Falls From Car, Boy Badly Hurt   Doverite, 75, Breaks Leq In Fall At Home

Publisher Chairman  Since 1938   Record Progress During His Tenure

Elisha Gray Named to Head Mercy Board   Stanley R. Banyon Steps Down After 23 Years At Helm

U. S., Brifain Await Reply to Test Ban Plea  Further Russian Nuclear Blacte

Refugee Problem Will Bring Clash   U.S., Israel Differ With Arab Nations

Clash Set With Arabs  Over Israel   General Assembly Slated to Discuss Refugee Problems

In United Nations U.S.A., Israel Clashing Over Help F or 1 500. 000 Palestine Refugees

U.S. Heads for Clash Over Arab Refugees   Adlai Pleas For Urgent Space Rules

in the U.N....  U.S. and Israel near Clash ovel Arab Refugees  Dispute Choice of Compensation for

Arabs Near Clash With U. S., Israel On Aid to Refugee:  Assembly’s Political Group   Assembly’s Political Group Considers Renort on Problem

News Index   Arab Refugee Problem To Cause UN Clash Between U.S.. Israel

Crash Dept.   ’SO-CENT GOAT’ — BITES THE DUST IN TANGLE WITH CAR

Junta Pledges Close U.S. Ties   Anti-Reds Assail Corrupt Government

See No Basis fo Negotiate Berlin Situation Affer Kennedy, Gromyko Parley

‘No Basis’ Reported  For New Negotiations   U.S. Pushes Par leyi ing Despite New Sethacks

Governor Urges State Action to  Fight Recession  Calls Needs Greater Than Wiccancin Faced in 1958

Claims Jobless Benefits Highel Than in 1958   Several Other Recession Signs, Governor Savs

ews at KIC ygcrcy —  N eladia Studies 7 ree To Alleviate Recession

Nelson Urges State Action in Recession   Half Dozen Areas in Need of Relief: All Agencies Prodded

Ex-Con Tells of Blowing Up School In 1937  Started Fire Killing 296

282 Children Died Ex-Convict Says He Caused Texas School Explosion

Confesses to Police  Ex-Convict Says He Caused 1937 Texas Blast in Which 296 Perished

Admits Fatal School Bombing in 1937   Ex-Convict Says He Caused Blast at New London, Tex., That Killed Nearly 300.

Glast Killea 296 Man Claims Responsibility For 1937 Schcol Explosion

TUESDAY    11D WA WAS MAD Ai AT THE THE S SCHOOL’  “Ex-Con Admits Role In  New London Explosion

Conscience Story’  ExFelon Admits Guilt In School Blast Killing 296

Ex-Convict Admits Being Responsible For 256 Deaths’ :   Tells Story Of An Explosion At A Texas Schoolhouse In 1937

a EN ee eR ac  ‘Ex-Convict Says He Caused  Texas School Explosion

Was A Reeentful Pupil, 17 Years Old  Admitted Robber Confesses 296-Death School Explosion

DISASTER IN 1937 KILLED NEARLY ‘300  Ex-Convict Admits Setting Off New London Blast

Ex-Convict Admits Responsibility For School Blast That Killed 296

282 Pupils, 14 Teachers Died In Blast   Suspect Arrested For $38 Robbery In Oklahoma

Tells Police He Blasted Tex. School   Conféssion Reealls ‘Travzedy OF 1937

Man Admits New London School Blast   Ex-Convict Held In Oklahoma City Tells Of Texas Tragedy

Where To Find It   Ex-Con Admits 1937 School Explosion That Killed 296

Blast In 1937 Killed 300...  Man Says He Blew Up New London School

Robbery Suspect Admits 1937 Texas School Blast That Killed 282 Children   WAS 17 YEARS OLD

Ex-Convict Claims He Was Responsible For New London School Disaster In 1937

Freeman Faces Chilly Greeting At Bureau Rally  Farm Group Acts To Oppose JFK's Control Setups

Allies Remain  Split on Berlin  ~ Thompson Returning To Post Uninstructed

U.S. Envoy Has No Message   Leaves for Soviet Without Answers, France Blamed

West Split On Policy In Berlin   Thompson Returns To Moscow Withou: Any Instructions

Allies Fail To Agree.  On Formula   Further Talks Must Wait For Bonn Settlement

U.S. HAS NOTHING FOR MOSCOW TALKS  West At Odds Over Berlin Crisis

Allies Remain Sharply Split Over Berlin   Thompson Headed Back To Moscow Without Formula

West Still Divided On Berlin   Thompson to Return To Moscow Post Without Instructions

Allies Widely Split On Berlin: Ambassador Has No Guid For Talks With Russians

West Allies Split Sharply Over Berlin   U.S. Ambassador Lacks Instruction On Soviet Approach

No Instrue ‘tions G s Give en  big Four Berlin Split Leaves Talks Hanging

Ancient Rite Blesses New Regi me  Kennedy, Aides At Yearly Mass   State of Union Message May Be “Set Short

JFK Attends Solemn Mass With Heads   Sermon Stresses Law As Feature Between Freedom Or Not

ICE NEEDED   President Attends Solemn Red Mass  APNAAIBKIICTOMOATICNAL CAC UTLT iC TICo   ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE GIVEN DIVINE BLESSINGS

Kennedy, Others At ‘Red Mass’   President Kneels Frequently Du ring  Solemn Services

Saved Sister's Life State Scout Nominated For President's Medal  

FORTY 4-H MEMBERS ATTEND CITIZENSHIP SHORT COURSE IN WASHINGTON DC.

1,800 New JobsInlowa This Year   36 New Plants Or Expansions In Six Months   Near Markets

Federal Officials Probe Crash—   Industry Developments  in lowa Add 1,800 Jobs

Memorial To County War Vets Is Dedicated Here At Impressive Ceremony

\Needed for Manned Flight  US. Rocket Engine Develops 11.64 Million Pounds of Thrust

Loyalty?   Former Ohio Man Who Gave Up Citizenship to Serve Fidel Castro Condemned

Ex-Yankee Faces Cuban Firing Squad  Charged With © Aiding Rebels

Soviets Reject Plan for Congo   Reds Deliver Attack Against Hammarsidold

Castro Radic Pushes Hate Campaign   Papers Cry Invasion Coming; U.S. Embassy Officials Departing

Americans Heed Warning, Prepare For Immediate Return To United States

Castro Radio Opens Hate Campaign  Americans Prepare 1 Leave As Rapidly

Forced Peace In Congo Is Given Stress   3 Asian-African Nations Offer Proposal To 0

Congo Peace Plan Proposed At UN   Lumumba’s Aides Struggle  For Power Among Selves

Ceylon, Liberia, UAR Ask Force To Prevent War   Stevenson Says U.S. ‘Doubtful’ About Resolution

Would Use Force If Necessary   Proposal Seeks Investigation Of Lumumba Death

‘Stevenson Cautious On Formula, Russian Refuses to Comment —Avoids Issue of Dac

Use Force  If Needed, They Urge   U.S. Doubtful Of  Terms, But Ready For Negotiation

Use Of Armed Force Advised If Necessary   Stevenson, Zorin Reserve Approval; Veto Possibility

Taxes To Stay High   Necessary Defense Spending Is Cited By Speaker Rayburr

No Brake Due On Spending  Rayburn Points to Arms Race; Taxes  PASTEL Dncaccatce LE ole

Subject For Talks Is Limited   U.N. Pressure To Arrange Cease Fire In Katanga Mounts Steadily

United Nations Under Pressure To Seek Truce  Diplomats Awaiting   Diplomats Awaiting Response From Ka. tanga President and Congo Premier.

Pressure  On U.N. Mounts   Diplomats Await Responses from Kennedy Appeal

Weather   Increasing Pressure Put on  U.N. to End Katanga Fighting

Pressure For Cease Fire in Katanga - Mounts: Assembly Buries Red Demand

U.N. Pressed To Halt Congo War   Pressure Mounts For A Cease-Fire

RECONCILIATION ASKED Pressure on U.N. Grows     For Congo Cease-Fire

Seat ForRed China Rejected  UN Pressured To Seek Immeidate Congo Cease-Fire

Algerian Program Is Given Approval   Kennedy After Cold War Initiative   By JOHN M. IIGHTOWER

Critical Problems Piling Up For  Kennedy As He Nears Inaueuration   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press  Dg eS, Ue 2 ee OT, RP Te

  Plans. And. Ind Problema -Kennedy War Wants To Wrest Cold ‘War Initiative From Soviets

Kennedy Plans New Cold War Strategy, Military Buildup   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press

Kennedy Plans And Problems: President-Elect Promises  To Build Up U.S. Power

NEW ADMINISTRATION: !  Kennedy and Foreign Issues  President-Elect Plans to Take Cold War Initiative

roreign rolicy—  Kennedy Administration's Plans For ‘New Frontier’   By JOHN ‘M. HIGHTOWER  Associated Press  Tas... 2... ~ASW Ads... *.. Wi. ..iA i

Leadership Ability Of Kennedy Eyed   World to Watch President-Elect On Crucial Issues

On he Dis ida   Initiative Sought   Kennedy To Build Up Power Early In Plan To Gain Cold War Offensive   Ry JOUN M. MIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Affairs Reporter

By John M. Hightower  Associated Press “iniarsiatie Affaire Ranarter

Critical Problems Mount For Speedy  ' Action From New U.S. Administration

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Aid Bill Signing Delayed   Meets Most Of Kennedy's  Specifications

Virginia Primary Struggle Seen As Byrd, Anti-Byrd   Challenger Stephens Jousts Harrison Tuesday; Imponderables Include How The Populous 10th District Will Swing

House Gets Bill for Final Action   Would Put Millions New Workers Under Wage ond Hour Law

FATHER ARRIVES IN NEW GUINEA  Hope Dims For Rockefeller In Land Of Head Hunters

Hopes Dashed For Thursday Settlement   94 Plants Still Closed, Leaving 259,000 Idled

Auto Workers, GM Talks Take ~ Turn for Worse   /-nion Postpones Council Session, Dashing Hopes for Thursday Pact.

2 Die in Gas Blast At Popcorn Stand  . Many. Injured in. Blow-up ‘at! Odessa, Wash. Carnival *

GOP Pushes Cuts of Domestic Plans  _ Cutbacks Soug zhu ky r om. Ke: anedly : Hiked De

BRITAIN GETS OLD BILL FOR PICKET FENCE   U.S. Won't Hold Cuban Ship for Deal With Castro

Calls On Legislators To Extend Jobless Pay; Says  ‘Unemployment Major Problem

Challenges GOP To Cut State Taxes   ‘State Of The State Message Is Given Ohio Legislature

 ugged Feat  ‘Housewife Floors 'Em All— Pastes Carpet On Cellinc

State School Heads Fight For More Funds   Say Enrollments May be Limited, Tuition Raised

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  JFK Says US, Canada To Continue Together

PALO ALTO COUNTY LISTEO  AS MODIFIED CERTIFIED ROIICELIMe@ic AREA

N.Y. CENTRAL IS FIGHTING RAIL MERGER   Spokesman Skeptical 0: B & O's Desperate  Financial Condition   LINK WITH C & 0 TO SAVE $66-MILLION

Attorney G feneral Says:  Marshals To Be Withdrawn Only When Race Riots Cease

Dairy Co-Operatives Ask Federal Aid In Preventing Farm Milk Price Drop

In Europe, Africa ‘Cats Dig Me,’ Armstrong Says After Concert Tour

Kills Mate, Hauls Him Away InCar   Victim Is Taken To Ga., Buried

Either Grissom, Glenn Expected To Pilot Capsule   Mission’s Purpose Will Be Similar To Shepard Flight

GLENN MAY BE SELECTED Another Man In Space Shot Set For Late June

Pilot To Be EitherGlenn  Or Grissom   Informed Sources Pinpoint 26th Or 27th Target Time

Goal About The Same As Shepard’s   Glenn or Grissom Likely To Be Next Astronaut Pilot 

One Parade Lnit Wants Snow  Inaug sural Weather Looks Good   Inavauration Dav wac channes   There ic ene parade unit tha

 Weatherman’s Records Show  Better Than Even Chance Rain (Won't Dampen Inaugural Marct

MAINE PARADE UNIT MAY RUN INTO ROUGH SLEDDING  Weather Odds Favor Clear Inauguration Day

WARM TEMPERATURES SEEN  Chances Of Snow, Rain For Inauguration Are Meager

‘Temperature Above Freezing nnn nineteen  Chances Good For No Rain  Or Snow Inauguration Day

Jan. 20° Prognos lication  Weather Odds Fa avor  Clear InaugurationDa

Thousands to Line Parade Route Weatherman Hopeful Over Inauguration Day

No Rain, Snow Expected  Good Chance of Fair  Weather for Inaugural

Odds Favor Fair, Mild Bay for Kennedy Inauguration Next Week: Three Balls Planned

Kennedy To Welcome  U.S. Fliers   Capital Disturbed By Possible ‘Deal

peng : ~Life’s End. RAY. MORDOFF DIES  IN CALIFORNIA — ' FOLLOWING SURGERY

tires End — RAY MORDOFF DIES 7  IN CALIFORNIA —_ FOLLOWING SURGERY

$100, 000 “ANNUAL SAVING-—  Senate Approves Bill For Retailers To Report Taxes On Quarterly Basis

Neutrals Bewildered, Angered by Soviet Move: Welcome Kennedy’s Message   Military Action Starts in Brazil

Action Hits Unaligned Nations Like ‘Brutal Slap on Eve of Meetina

ateil gs “ _ MISSHES sity ge ruricanes -  US. Puts Two Watchful Sn Into Space

U. S. Orbits Storm Missile Hunters  Spectacular Success Crowns Space Shots

Violent Storm Strikes East And Midwest   6 Known Dead In Accidents During Day

Mid- -April Storm Hits Wide Area   Savage Winds, Rain and Snow: Mercury Sinks

Mid-April Storm Packs Wintry Punch  Snow, High Winds, Rain Hit Vv ast Area

More Snow And Slush  Broad U. S. Area Struck By Another Spring Storm

Western Observers !mpressed With New Red Jet Bombers and Fighters

Plume Rises From Canvon Ferry Blaze   Two Fires in Helena Region Reduced to Mop-Up Stages

SEO News™—  BEHIND PAGE 1   Is This Trip Essential? Ask The Flatbush Cops

N eedle-in- Haystack Search Led  to Arrest of 2 in Tower Bombings

‘Needle-in-the-Haystack’ FBI Says Search Led To Arrest of Two Men

FBI Says Blast Suspects Arrested After Needle-In-The-Haystack Hunt

Needle-in-Haystack Search Led to Saboteurs’ Arrest   Crank Letters Provided Starting Point For Difficult Investigation by FBI

Tracks Down Head Of ‘Republican Army’  FBI's Undercover Spadework Finds ‘Needle In Haystack’

Crank Letters Put FBI on Their Trail  'Needle-in-Haystack Search Lec ‘To Twoin Tower Dynamiting

Schuck Dies In Chair After Suicide Try   Beaver Murderer Electrocuted After Minor Wrist Cuts

First In State Since'1959— Double-Slayer Dies In Electric Chair Monday

Castro’sRevolutionFulfills’Social Doctrine of Jesus Christ,’ Says Priest WhoIs Put on Havana TV

Havana TV Stages Big Interrogation -- Priest Savs U. S. Jailed Him

News staph  Presse  By WALTER MENDENHALL   ENNEDY ACCEPTS AWESOME CHALLENGI

Tews Steph  a ae ay ie WALTER MENDENHALL   'ENNEDY ACCEPTS AWECOAE CHALLENGE

90 Children Dead, 13 H ospitalized School Bus Driver Says He’s Quite Sure of Crossing Stop

Seek Cause Of Bus Tragedy   20 Dead, 13 Injured In Colorado Crash

Poor Visibility Factor in Bus Tragedy, Belief   Overloading Denied 13 Children Still Are in Hospital

Officials Seeking Cause of Tragedy   _Ovyerloading; Poor. Visibility Checked In Greeley Crash

Did Driver Stop At Tracks?. nL a at  Probe Cause Of Collision Which Killed 2 Pupils

20 School Children Die —  Officials Seek Cause Of Bus-Train Crash

Hunt For Cause Of Bus Tragedy   20 Colorado Children Die  At Railroad Crossing

JOfficials Seeking Clues As To Cause Of ‘Train-Bus Crash Fatal To 20 Young Children

GREELEY, Colo. (AP) -- A  23, driver of the school bus in which 20 children perished in a collision with a high speed passenger train Thursday.

Overloading, Poor Visibility? Cause of Bus-Train Collision Is Sought

Officials Seeking Clue To Cause Of Train-Bus Wreck   Says Frosted Windows May Have Contribute: To The Collision

FOOr VIstouuye  Investigators Probe Crash In Which 20 Children Died

ENGINEER SAYS DRIVER DIDN’T STOP  Overload Seen As Bus Crash Cause

Death Toll ls 20     Colorado Officials Probe Train-School Bus Crash

Probers Study Crash Reports  School Bus Driver   School Bus Driver At Fault? 20 Die

TRAGEDY PROBED  Manslaughter Charge Filed Agi inst Sc hool ion Driver

olorado:  Seek Clues to Cause of Crash   Report Says Windows On School Bus Frosted  RIEL ETING

seek clue to cause of Colorado tragedy TWO OF 20 KILLEDIN CRASH HAD RELATIVES HERE

Crossing Crash Worst in Colorado History >  Failure to Stop for Crossing Apparent Cause Fatal Crash

20 Children Die In Crash  Of Bus, Train   Frosted Windows  May Have Caused Poor Visibility

Probe Cause Of Bus-Train CrashThatKilled20Y ouths   RUS SLICED APART

1 1 Cuban Seamen Gain Political Asylum in U.S.   More on Ship, Page 4

Cuban Crew AsksAsylum After Fight On Ship  11 Defectors Whin 23 On   11 Defectors Whip 23 On Russia-Bound PFrejiohter

Cubans Nab Ship; Seek U.S. Asylum   Freighter Bound For Russia Seized By 11 Crewmen-

Inside...   Seize Freighter, Sail to Norfolk  Fleven Cuban Sailors Seek Asylum in U. S.

Crewmen Can Remain In United States 11 Cuban Defectors  Run Total To 54 In The Lact Day

Legislature Near End Of Session   May Wind Up Work This Week; Agreement Reached On School Aid Formula

Hanford Proj ject.  Atomic Public Power Opponents :  corn  Rane Win Another Round in Consres

Katanga Army Clashes with Rebels as U.N. Troops Move Toward Area

First Talks In Bermuda Harmonious  Exploratory  Discussions   Britisn Agree:.   , ‘U.S. To Resume Nuclear Tests

In U.S. Air Testing Kennedy And Macmillar May Be In Agreement   Delegates Of U.N. Believe World Body Will Survive Crucial Tests

Experts Report  On Red T Tests  Big Two May Have Decided To Resume Nuclear Testing

‘Harmonious’ Talks  Kind Late Today   Resumption of Atmosphere Nuclear Testing May Have Been Reluctant Bermuda Decision

Analysis of Meeting Kennedy and Macmillan Agree U.S. Must Resume  Tests in Atmosphere

IFK,) Mac Decision?  U.S. May Have  To Begin Tests In Atmosphere

Kennedy, Macmillan Consider Steps Toward New Testing in Atmosphere

JFK, Macmillan Agreed On Next Steps In Berlin      Resumption Of Nuclear Tests In Atmosphere Seen Decided

Reluctant Conclusion  Macmillan, JFK Agree U.S. Must Resume Tests

U.S. Renewal Of Bomb Tests In Air One Likely Outcome Of Big 2 Talks   An AP News Analysis By WILLIAM L. RYAN

JFK-Macmillan Parley May Reveal U.S. Go-Ahead With Nuclear Tests

Kennedy, Macmillan May Have Decided  U.S. Nuclear Tests In Air Okay?

Test Resumption In Atmosphere May Be Needed   {nformotion Given To Big Two Leaders

Chance U.S. Must Soon Stort Again   Kennedy And Macmillan See Eye-To-Eye

Rockefeller Asks Unity Toward Cube  Fourth Republican Seen by Kennedy

Pulls Out After 418-mile an Hour Dive  Daring Pilot Risks Death In Test Dive

Eight hundred fans brace chill,  wait in line for bleacher seats

PPO LEO LL LLL LE LE LLL LLL DOL LD ELA  Tearful Custody Plea Centers on Cute 6-Y ear-Old

Storm Turning Into Hurricane  No Threat Is Seen To U.S. Mainland

CARIB STORM NOW POINTED AT HONDURAS   Threat Of Floods Raised In Central American Region

STORM BUILDS UP Carla Nears. Hurricane Force; Thraat in Honduras

By Gi Son, It Pays Off   Didn't Desert, Search Since 1944 Reveals

Faith Justified Find Remains Of Yank Soldier: Listed As AWOL For 16 Years

After 16 Long Years Parents’ Faith In Their ‘Soldier Son Is Justified.

Record Clears 1944 ‘Deserter’  Parents Informed Son Died in Crash

After 16 Years, State Parents Learn Son Not a Deserter, But Crash Victim

Soldier’s Name Cleared After 15 Years;  Victim of Germans, Not Wartime Desserter

RETAIL TRADFS GAINS   Parents’ Faith in Soldier Son Justified After 16 Years

Trial of Corbett Starting Today  Defandnni Cha   Defendant Charged In Brewer’s Death

Silent Corbett Goes on Trial  Accused in Death Pa was. _tch.. ._....

CORBETT GOES ON TRIAL FOR COORS MURDER   Charge “‘Quiet’’ Man Kid naped Millionaire Denver Brewer Year Ago.

Th \ AS” WOMAN  Gr e eks Convict Mother In Death of 3 Children  Ce ae ee ee cme an

16 Years Assessed Mrs. Baker   Greek Court Convicts Womar  From Stockdale

Laos Truce Team Needs Make Gain  East, West Close   East, West Close To A Compromise Over Equipment

Swainson Pleads With Legislators To Enact Bills  $25 Million in U.S.   a So Pe Pr 2

Reduced Appropriations Bill Filed; Little Change In Capital Improvements

USSR To Shoot Carrier Rockets Into Pacific  To Begin Wednesda: And End Oct. 15

Legisiative Review: Snowstorm Doesnt Slow Lawmakers Plowing Through Mountain of Legislation

Muslims Spark Prison Outbreak   Ten Convicts Hurt In Race Riot In Folsom Pen

10 Convicts Hur in Folsom Riot  '- Black Supremacy ~ Sect Involved

Ten Injured In Race Riot At Prison   Warden Fears New Outbreaks Retween Prisoners

Ten Injured In Prison Riot   Six Negroes, Four Whites Hurt At Folsom Penitentiary in California

10 HURT IN CALIFORNIA   BW €4W42N 8 £40 Wheels VWEINIVEFA LL LR eAthena cadens  ‘Black Supremacy’ Sect Stirs Up Prison Rioting

10 Injured In Race Riot At Folsom Prison  Outburst Blamed On Tension From Black Supremacy Sect

Muslim Sect Respon sible Prison Riot Injures 10  Convicts In California

‘Threat of New Trouble Looms  10 Convicts Injured In Prison Race Riot

Road Fund Split In Legislature Next Week   Set as Special Order In Senate Next Wednesday

House Unit Asks Czar.To...  Head U.S. Missile Progran   Another Fault.

If President ‘Talks Tough’ Soviet Diplomats Issue Veiled Warnings About Meeting

Russia Warns  Against “Tough  Talk’ at Vienne Forecasts Failure If Kennedy Takes  Ge.) ff Ga ask

NPA Has Own Idea How To Stop War   If Reds Believed That U.S. Was Preparec To Use Nuclear Weapons Combat Unlikely

*  Running Out Of Days? Hiopes Dim for Reapportionment Session     

Tshombe Agrees To Cease-Fire In Katanga Province   6-Point Agreement Subject To Okay By United Nations; Commission Of 4 Will Seek Means Of Settling Quarrel

CAP Air Show  3 Killed as Plane — Slews Off Runway   N.H. Men Safe in Boston Crash Airliner Lands in River

Air Disaster Is Witnessed By Thousands   Army’s Famed Sky Diving Team In Faulty Take-Off

c arrie ied Sky Divers, Newsme  100,000 Watch Plane “ery 3 Are Killed

AIVERCO VIVO PRerincoe  Three Die In Crash During Air Force Show

Plane Crash Kills Three At Air Show   Transport Wobbles As 100,000 Observe; Army Sky-Dive Team, Newsmen Aboard

Three Killed In Air Show Crash Sunday  Shocked Crowd Watches Plane Crash, Catch Fire

100,000 Persons Watch —  Skydiver Plane Crashes; 3 Are Killed; 12 Injured

Thousands See Tragedy At Air Show   Three Servicemen Killed, Six Of Famed Army Team Injured

 Army Daredevils Aboard Cargo Plane Crashes  In Flames: 3 Men Die

THREE SERVICEMEN DIE 100,C00 at Air Show See Crash of Skydivers’ Plane

100,000 Witness Disaster Large Air Show Crowd Sees Carga Plane Crash; 3 Killed, Dozen Hurt

100, 000 Watch Tragedy Cargo Plane Crash At Wilmington Air Show Kills Three, Injures 12

BEFORE 100,000 PEOPLE  Three Killed, 12 Hurt In Crash At Air Shou

Craft Carr ‘ying Sky Dive Team Crashes, Burns AtW ilmingion Exhibition

Three Die In Accident At Air Show   Six Members Of Famed Team Amonga Injured

New Agency Is Proposed Por Turnpike   Anderson Favors Abdlishment of Pike Authority

Weather Threatens Launching   Astronaut Identity ‘Veiled in Secrecy

Youth is Rescued After Spending Night on Ledge  Climber Was Knockec Unconscious By all in Cave

Crash Dept..  SUTHERLAND YOUTH'S CAR MISSES CURVE — HITS ELECTRIC .POLE

SUBORBITAL FLIGHTS OUT  U.S. to Devote Space Efforts to Orbiting Man

Tragedy Strikes At Brussels—  Mother's Dream Of Olympic Title For Daughter Ends

THIRD IN ‘32 OLYMPICS  Air Crash Victim Lived Loved Figure Skating

Warrants For Spooner vafrants For pooner  Search For Killer Suspect Expanded

Defector Tells Story After Scrap   Dutch May Demand Ouster Of Reds As Wife Flies Home

Wife Of Red Defector Flies Back To Russie   Makes Decision To Leave Husband After Airport Melee

Scientist Flees To West As Reds’ Stop His Projects  Tells Dutch Switch To West Planned  For Some Time

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Mild Wi eekend Is  Forecast for State

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Fair Weather Is Forecast for State

MULTIPLE TRAGEDIES WKE TOLL   Grim Holiday Death Watch Heightened By Slick High     IVS

Both Major Parties Show Loss of Voters  Democrats Still Outnumber GOP In Clearfield Co,

Sen. Byrd Is Leading Doomed Fight Against JFK Foreign Aid Proposal

Byrd Leading Doomed Fight On Loans Plan   Senate Votes Tonight On Amendment To Foreign Aid Proposal

Rusk Returns From European Meeting   Byrd Leads Apparently Lost Cause On Fight Against Foreign Aid Bill

Byrd Leads Fight Over Loan Bill   Kennedy Foreign Aid Proposal Appears Doomed

Foreign Aid Senate Vote Set Tonight   Byrd’s Fight Against Five-Year Borrowing Authority Seems Doomed

Foreign Aid Opposition’s Defeat Seen   Byrd Amendment Appears Doomed In Senate Voting

IS BYRD’S BATTLE DOOMED?   Virginia Senator Leads Fight Agains Foreign Aid Plan

Expect OK On Foreign Aid Plan   Byrd Amendment Has Little Backing In Senate Chamber

GM, Union Strive To Wrap Up Contract   Demands by Local Level Groups Snag Possible Agreemen

TORNADOES APPEAR IN PLAINS  Frost Is Predicted In Upstate Regions

Dag looking into Czech ‘spy ouster  ee eee   Red envoy says U.S. agents tried to hire him

UN .to Probe Czech Affair   Hammarskjold Replies T«  Demand for Intervention

Dag Starts UN Probe On Czech   Note to Czechs Promises Check On Spy Charges

Charge Handed To Hammarskjold —  Czech Says U.S. Agents - Sought Him as Spy

BELIEVED MENTALLY ILL Youth Sought In Triple Slaying At Las Cruces

Vernon Man Shot Dead In Double Murder - Assault At Wichita Falls

Iwo Threatened Pennsy Strikes Are Staved Off  Order Issued In Philadelahia

Nine Drown, Four Killed  On Highways   State Death Toll Rises Over Weekend: Racer Is Vietim

Nikita Khrushchev In “Fireside Chat” To Soviet People Today On Results Of Talks With JFK

Mr. K Giving Summit Report  On Soviet TV   Hint of Attitude Since Vienna Meeting Sought by West

Decision Unprecedented Premier Khrushéhev Books Post-Summit “Fireside Chat”

Pay increases Granted All Elected State Officials  PrP... Liar Se Fase AAs mre

Katangese Give Up Key City  aft i Py yae®ae P ie 0   Strong Fear Of Tribal Uprising

hot Purpose Threefold  U. S. Not Trying To Match Russia   GENTLY NOW

Spaceman Flight Has Three-F old Purpose  U.S. Not Trying to Match Russia’s Manned Orbit Trip

Reflecting Telescope Sandburg Student Selected  To Attend Atom Conference

hettecting telescope Neshaminy Student Selected To Attend Atom Conference

Kuwait Peace Is Sighted by Arab Leader  League Secretary ’ ene. A See a ES: Ble   League Secretary Says No Attack Coming from Iraq

Arab Group’s  Leader Hints  Kuwait Peace Heeens Chomed  After Talks: British Forces Keep Watch

Arab Says Iraq Will Not Attack   British Maintain  Guard of Sheikdom

British tn Close Wateh For Trouble   League Leader Says No Kuwait Invasion Planned

Kuwait Peace ls Sighted by Arab Leader  Leaque Secretary   League Secretary Says No Attack Coming from Iraq

Kuwait Peace Is Sighted By Arab Leader   League Secretary Says No Attack Coming From Iraq

Arabs Hopeful Of New Fighting Over Kuwait   Sure Iraq Will Not Attack For Annexation

Believes Peaceful Solution Will Be Found  Arab League Leader Tries to Mediate Kuwait-lraq Quarrel

Hassouna Slates Visit on Kuwait  Claim<c lraa Wan’t   Claims Iraq Won't Attack Shiekdom; British Watchful

Arab League Tries  To End Controversy Official Thinks Iraq Won't .  5 geet met elfen   Official Thinks Iraq Won't Attack Oil-Rich Sheikdom

4 Generals and Colonel Killed While Carrying Out Duties, Moscow Says

On Beer License City Tells School Trustees To File Protest With State

Air BSCr SILO  City Tells School Trustees To File Protest With State

People You Know   _S wwe Fw SRsee UI  NAME CECIL CAULKINS ‘TO PHI BETA KAPPA

Following Demonstration:  AAA Voices Oppositior To State Radar Project

Birch Society Scored by VFW   Warns Against Resurgence of Fascist Ideas

U.N. Congo Unit Ambushed Today Bi Lumumbist Troops   Drunken Rioting Is Prelude To Assault In Province Of Kivi

Many Die In All-Day Gun Battle   Lumumbists Seek Revenge Following Heavy Drinking Bou

U.N. troops are ambushed   Casualties heavy among rebels; one officer killed

New Violence Is Reported In the Congo.   Lumumbist Force Ambushes United Nations Soldiers

Lumumbists ambush U.N. troops   Eisenhowers leave for California by train Monday

CongoRebel: Trap, Battle U.N. Force   Sympathizers of Lumumba Suffer Heavy Casualties

Business World  LE MARS MAN NAMED NEW PRESIDENT— FIRST NATIONAL BANK: OF SIBLEY, IOWA

DUSHICS) WUrU  LE MARS MAN NAMED NEW PRESIDENT— FIRST NATIONAL BANKOF SIBLEY, IOWA

‘FBI, POLICE, MARINES ATTACK  AWOL Marine, Leader Of Sect Are Captured

Rights Group To Stamp Out » Home Bigotry  90 Per Cent Of Housing Included

Negro Advocate Of Violence Now Called Fugitive  Avowed Admirer of

On The Lam With FB In Pursuit _  Monroe’s F irebrand Vanishes From Home

Negro Now Hunted As KKidnaper   ; Admirer Of Castro, ' Family Disappear

Self-Styled Castro Skips Town With Family Shortly Before Indictment Monday

Charged With Kidnaping  Husky, Bearded Monroe Negro Hunted As Fugitive

Hunt Negro leader on charges of kidnaping   Castro admirer vanishes before indictment in connection with North Carolina violence

Three Fatally Shot as Pheasant Season Opens   Two Others Wounded by Gunshots

1OWaA VEHICLE DEATHS Thy THE ASSOCTATED ERESS   Pheasant Hunting Season Opens: Disastrous Results —

Legislature Returns Tuesday For Make‘Or-Break Session On Reapportionment

Indiana Commission Takes Ist Step  Toward Building Lake Michigan Port

EE EEE EE eM ERED IEEE EEE  Wire News. in Brief   Rocky. Home After futile Search for Son.

Seize Gunman  At Milwaukee   Policeman Wounded in Shooting -Affray; Neighborhood Terrorized

Gen, MacArthur Warmly Greeted   Philippines Revere Him as Liberator

Sentimental Journey! Gen. MacArthur Comes Back To Philippines After 15 Years

fT Flaye indeed Keturned:  MacArthur Given Triumphant Welcome by Philippine Throne

Sentimental Journey Philippines Gives Mac Heros Salute on Returr

Tumultous Welcome For MacArthur —   His Sentimental Journey Sets Off Celebration

FOR CELEBRATION  en a em ec cnenretatennne cenercetnnie e  Doug Returning To Philippines

500,000 FILIPINOS HAIL MacARTHUR S ON TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO ISLANDS U

Wearing Famed Campaign Cap— MacArthur In Return To Philippines Again

‘Revered as World War II Liberator  Greeted by 500,000 Filipinos

Great Welcome For MacArthur  General in Another Triumphant Return

MacArthur Given Big Welcome   General Gets Ovation InPhilippines

MacArthur Returns fo Philippines   ‘we seecepPr eve  Wild Welcome by 500,000 for Their Liberator; Makes Surprise Stop in Japan.

Manila Gives MaeArthur  Big W eleome  Wartime Liberator Of Philippines On Sentimental Visit

Philippines To Greet MacArthur   Tumultuous Welcome Planned for Old Soldier, 81.

Lights Go Out, ‘Trains Stopped “Across France   One-Day Strike For Higher Pay

One-Day Strike In France for Higher Wages   Transportation And Utilities Are Cut Off

One-Day Public Walkout .... Lights Go Out, Trains Halt As Strike Cripples France

John J. Kane, Top Political Figure, Dies  Pittsburgh Democre Served 24 Years on

Missile Delays Probed   Slowdown in ICBMs Increase in Cosis Puzzle Conaress

House Committee Says Atlas Program !s Mess   Months Behind  Schedule Is Report

U. S. embassy personnel arrive home from Cuba   Tension very high there, says No. 2 man

Departures run smoothly  U.S. personnel   U.S. personnel arrive, happy to escape tensions

: Arrive in West Palm Beach (Embassy Workers Seem Happy ‘To Escape Tensions of Cuba

Ike’s Regime Is Blamed For Break In Relations   Uree Americans To Leave ARE CAO NEE IT A TE AES RI ER: AE CRANE  67 Embassy Yanks Home, Glad To Eseape Tension

67 Embassy  Personnel Arrive Home Say Tension High  And errertare bed a Wreeesalhe wit Ve

67 Yanks  Returned From Cuba   Embassy People Arrive in U.S. by Auto Ferry

67 AMERICANS HAPPY 10 GET OUT OF HAVAN/   Embassy Staffers Reacl Florida; Advise All Yanks to Flee Cuba,

67 Embassy Personnel To Florida   Report Tension Is Running High Throughout Cuba

A Merry Christmas - Thanks To ) Legion Posts  ee aoe st aetna 0 NSO sen meme  33 Orphans Meet ‘Parents.’ Await Santa In Lower Bucks

A Merry Christmas - Thanks To Legion Posts  rs A em ten ea mm SRM oe ea et  33 Orphans Meet ‘Parents,’ Await Santa In Lower Bucks

IF CAUGHT, COURT MARTIAL  - Algerian Revolt Collapses; Rebel Generals Flee

Chiefs Meet In Bermuda US And Britain Will Seek  Common Western Policies

To Forge Western Policy On Major-Issues _ a  Kennedy, Macmillan Begin 2-Day Parleys

Deriin Meads List Top Kennedy - Macmillan Subject Is How To Approach Khrushchev

West Policy To Russ Is Primary .  West Berlin, Congo, Goa Also On Weekend Agenda

Conference to fashion West's policy   Rusk and team of advisors along with Kennedy

President. Maemillan  Open Talks   Discussions Due On World Issues Ir Bermuda Meeting

JF.K. Pleased With German Aid Offer   Foreign Minister Delayed In His Return to Bonn.

German Aid For Poorer ' Nations Due   Kennedy, Pleased. As-Bonn. Reverses’ Acetetance Stand «

-WEST GERMANY BOOSTS ALD— Kennedy Successful  In. New Negotiations

After White House Talks  _W. Germany Agrees To Contribute More Aid

Germany to Aid. Official Pledges  Pres. Kennedy Gets  What He Requested

On Permanent Basis German Official Promises _ Aid To Backward Nations

Germany Will Lend More Aid   Atmosphere Cleared as Bonn Reverses Former Stand

Bonn Offer Meets Plea Of Kennedy  West German Envoy   West German Envoy Agrees to Aid on Permanent Basis

West Germany To Contribute Foreign Aid      To Ease Drain On U.S. Gold

[Tempers Flare In Ohio House   DiSalle Makes Extraordinary Appearance During Questioning Of Hygiene Official

Tempers Fly When DiSalle Gets Into Act  , i cee SS a ee    Governor Asks Questions In Finance Hearing

Concentrates Negotiations With AMC   Reuther To Use Talks With AMC As Lever For New Concessions

UAW Tries to Use ANIC As Lever To Win Concessions From Big Three

Compare U.5., Red Strength   Senate Group Plans Quick Probe Into Relative Position

Fear China Reds Push Laos Split  Say Commies Seek .   Say Commies Seek, . Rice-Bowl Attack  Route, Believe Oum Gave Up Too Much

“Demonstration Scheduled For This “Afternoon:  Senators. Are Guinea Pigs For Tést Of. Alcohol Law

Challenge Queen's Expenses as British Face Severe Measures of Austerity

~itliament Lights Into -*yeen’s Lavish Expenses   ~ lembers Criticize Trips Of Britannia 508 Conservatives Prepare To Up Taxes

ee NEW TAXES British Austerity Moves Bring  Criticism Queen's Yacht Trip

conomy-Minded Conservatives take Vim View UT Yacht Usage - - kk kk kak kk  Britons Critical Of Queens Expenditures

Patient Stabs Six Persons In Hospital, Leaving Two Dead, Two Badly Wounded

BILL BACKED BY COUNCIL   Local Committee Speaks in Favor of State Measure

AUTO TAX BILL BACKED BY COUNCIL   : Local Committee ‘Speaks in Favor of State Measure

Demands Death Penalty For Kansan In Greece   An Emotional Courtroom Scene

High Labor Post  Given Stevenson Law Firm Partner   Kennedy Selects Chicago Attorney As Under Secretary

COLLEGE TALKATHON GOES ON AND ON...  Talk Cheap, Words Plentitul

dministration Convinced Sov, viet Union, Not U.S. Faces A ‘Missile Gap

U.S. planning test; Soviet fires another   Today’s Index   Accident Report   Military writers make report on United States and Soviet missile strength

NEW ASSESSMENT MADE OF MILITARY STRENGTH  Russia-Not US.-Is Facing Missile Gap

Ike Takes Kennedy lo Task On Peace Corps   Administration Reckons  Russians, Not U.S., Facing ‘Missile Gap’

Administration. Concludes It’s Russia Facing ‘Gap’  U.S. Ahead In  ‘Missile Bia.

Analysis of Strength . .  Whos Ahead In Missiles— — US or Russia?

Crash Program Pays;  U. S. Has Overwhelming ‘Nuclear Superiority

Administration Concludes It’s Russia  Facing ‘Gap’  U. S. Ahead In Missile Race!

Due To Renewed Red Traffic Interference   Soviet Missile Lag Possible

Russia faces missile gap Administration concludes      Stevenson says we must manaae to live toaether

Wives Join Guardsmen   SVEVGS SUltl Tale Stier: ET  Badger Families ‘Colonize’ the West

Weathertana Warns Twisters Possible in Northern Texas .  Danger Line Runs From Abilene to North of Tyler. :

Berlin situation continues hot  East Berliners continue to defect to we:

Communist Guards Hold British Patrol   Soldiers Released After Questioning In Harassing Action

Western Section of Berlin lin An Anery Mood At Communist Crackdown

Nine East German Policemen  Flee To Freedom In West; British Patrol ls Arrested

Military Police Seized While Troops Throw Up  Protection For Memorial

More Flee From Reds  Into Berlin   Armed Communist Police Detain British Patrol

Nine East Berlin  Police Cross Line To West in Night  Red Workers’ Militia Also Suffers Defects  TT. VAs a 2 ae ne

Few Others Filtering Across Line   British Military Patrol Harassed Along The Border

East German Defectors Slip Through Tight Border Guard   Britain, France Pad Forces In Germany

Children Were Studying Bible in Class   Funnel Comes Over Mountain, Swoops Into Ravenna, Ky.

Score Of Children Hurt When Church Blown Down At Ravenna, Ky.; Newport Girl Dies In Storm That Wrecks Bellpoint Building

Twister Hits Bible School: 20 Injured   Funnel Cloud Falls on Town Without Warning

Same Twister Killed Child Earlier  Tornado Levels Church As 23 Children Study

CHILDREN TRAPPED IN WRECKAGE   Twister Roars Over Mountain Into Ravenna, Kentucky, Injuring 50; Other Funnels Batter State. ait  terest

Storm Hurts 20 Children In Kentucky   Tornado Collapses Chureh During Bible School Session

50 Injured As Tornado Rips Kentucky Town   Church Collapses On 23 Children; Gir Is Killed Nearby

KENTUCKY HIT BY TORNADOES   None Reported Dead; About 50 Injured

Rocket «Ship. Tra vels 3,645 i Cae  Walker Sets Wow Speed Mark In X15

Deaths of Orphans  Laid fo Eichmann . Charge Children Came i From Martyred Lidice

_ In the County  TWO COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS ARE — TO BE ELECTED AT REGULAR SCHOOL ELECTION SEPT. 11  Member. At-Large — And Representative From Perry Township School District —  Are To Be Selected

BE ELECTED TO COUNTY BOARD   Will Be Chosen At School Election On Monday, Sept. 11

Delay In Bus Trial Possible  Judge Hints Jury —  e agora Liisi: el an oe 2   Judge Hints Jury Tampering Reported To Him Today

East and West Are Still Miles Apart On Kev Issues Following Conference

S atialieneatinmediiaemedimeaiinenedl  Caioline At Play As Mom, Dad Drop In

Black Sea Vacation    Gagarin Gets Unprecedented Welcome On Return Home

Gagarin Says He Ate, Drank, Wrote During Weightless Flight Inte Space

Like Country Club Seizers Of Ship Paid For Own Drinks, Dancec   Ry SAUL PETT

Gov. Dalton Names A Hometown Banker As Finance Chief   J. E. Taylor, Former Chillicothean, Leaves Employment Post.

Dalton Names Kennett Man Finance Chief  Schantz Takes Over   Schaniz Takes Over As Head of Division o Employment Security

Kennett Banker Named Finance Commissioner Springfield Man. Is  New Head of State’s Job Security. Agency

Two Murder Charges Sent To Grand Jury   Hearings Held In Court Today

Two Stabbing Cases Bound To Grand Jury   Painter Sentenced {n Buying Fraud

Knife Assault Case Sent On To Grand Jury   Sentences Given In Theft Case

Auto Union Likes Ameo. Profits Plan   May Press It On Big Three Car Makers

Compet itive UL. of L. to Give First Chance ToBestHighSchoolStudents

Stock Year Ends In Flurry  Of Trading   Complete Reports Pages 13, 14

Dems Launch  Welfare Drive  Senate Leaders Push for Passage Of Measure on Depressed Areas

4 Measures Are Getting Top Priority   No. 1 Will Be Aid For Depressed Areas In U. S.

Welfare Bills Pushed Along   Senate Demo Leaders Start  Drive For Kennedy Measures

Democrats Push JFK's Social Bills   Senate Leaders Start the Drive for Legislation

Senators Push First Kennedy Welfare Bill   Relief of Depressed Areas Gets Priority in Upper House

But Civil Rights Legislation Hampers Action i  Democrats Push Social Welfare Bills

Drive is Launched For Welfare Bill Kennedy Supports  Measure To Provide  Depressed Area Aid First Up In Senate

Democrats Push Depressed Area Bill   ‘Maine Republicans In Legislative Pick

Depressed Area Relief First on Democrats’ List  Bill by Sen, Douglas   Bill by Sen. Douglas Is No. 1 in Drive for Kennedy Program

Douglas Will Ramrod —  Demo Chiefs Push Passage Of ‘Depressed Areas’ Bill

First of Socia Welfare Bills First on List  First Bill Is For The Relief of Depressed Areac Ac Dramiced

Democrats Push Social Welfare   Depressed Areas Bill Given Number One Rating By Leaders of Senate

a Measure Gets Prio:                                       To Get Kennedy Bills Through Congress

Drive for Kennedy Bills On   Aid to Depressed Areas Plan First -

Welfare Bills Get Ss. l Tick el   Demo Leaders Start Drive To Get Bills Okayed

Not Speaking Now   Congress Opens Drive To Pass First Of Social Welfare Bills

‘Dems Plan Drive for Kennedy Program  Solons Continue Backstage Fights

Senate Opens Drive To Push Aid Measure   Bill Gets Number One Label During Opening Session ”

Senate Leaders Set To Act  Depressed Areas Bill Drive Begun   Fewest in Many Years  Only 30 Committees Set Up in Legislature

Senate Dem: Start Drive On Welfare   Depressed Areas Bill No. 1 On Congress Agenda

Depressed Areas No.1 . Demo Solons Open Drive On Social Welfare Bills

Dems Open Senate Drive to Pass Welfare Bill   Kennedy. McNamara Schedule Talks

(Semi-Trailers Crash 5 Men Die in Collision West of Spring Green

Five Men Killed As Trucks Crash  Skid Mishap West Of Spring Green

‘ Prof Leaves Sons Extra Inheritance,  If Thev and Future Wives Pass Tests

SPECTATORS AT PARADE BUNDLE UP   20-Degree Cold, Heavy Snow Fail To Daunt Spirits

3,000 Men Toil In Cold A Night  To Clear Snow From Inausural Route

IGNORE COLD AND SNOW  Bundled Spectators Line Avenue To Watch Parade   ATTRACTED BY HODGES’ ROLE  1,000 North Carolinians Join  In Inauquration Festivities

Despite Cold, 8-Inch Snow Spectators Turn Out Early To View Inaugural Parade

Spectators Gather To Watch Parade  Streets Clearec      Streets Cleared Of Heavy Snow

Throng Braves Bitter Cold To Watch Parade   Route Cleared of Eight-Inch Snow

8-inch snow fails to halt gala parade  Three thousand urarkeman warle   Three thousand workmen work to clean route

Parade Viewec by Thousands Despite Cold   32,000 in March on Historic Route to White House

AS PARADE FORMS Twenty-Degree Cold Spell Fails to Stop Spectators

HAUL SNOW AWAY FROM PARADE ROUTE   Men, Missiles, Bands, Beau ties, PT Boot in Grand March, .

New Chieftain Tackles Grave World Issues   Youngest Elected Chief Executive Takes Office At Cold, Windswept Capitol— Vows America Will Remain Strona   Crowds Line Avenue Despite Cold, Snow   Kennedy Sees Part of Revue Staged. In His Honor by Movie, Stage Stars

Big Throng Lines Route  Of Parade   Cold, Snow Fails To Dampen Spirits Of Early Comers

Court Bans  legal  Evidence Unions May No  Use Membershi Dues for Politic

High Court’ Decision Historic   legally-Obtained  Evidence May Not Be Used By Prosecutors

MIStTORIC RULINGS  Supreme Court Hands Down Three Significant Decisions

UN Forces In Congo Vainly Beg For Help   Fate of Garrison Following Fierce Attack Not Known

Edith’s Killer Arraigned Crowds Jeer Slayer. Hearing: Set for Friday

TRAGEDY ON WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY  Beer-swilling itinerant confesses slaying of 4-year-old ‘Googie’

59-Year-Old Handyman Who Deserted Family 15 Years Ago Admits Assaulting And Beating To Death Little Girl, 4

Crowd Jeers Suspect In Tot'’s Slaying As He Is Arraigned, Jailed In N.Y.

Story Begins With Girl’s Holiday— Admitted Sex-Killer Meekly Awaits Trial

Accused Slayer Of Child Is Held   Crowds on Streets Jeer at Suspect

LAW GUARDS TOT KILLER” FROM MOB   Grieving Mother Wants Him to Die ‘Like Dirty Daa’

 says Admitted otayer of rour-Year-Via  ‘The Worst Crime  Have Ever Known And  Committed i

His Thoughts His Own   ‘Thompson: Held Without  Bail in Wanton Sex-Ki

Angry Crowd  Of Brooklyn Tot   Ji brooklyn 10l  Chicken Farmer Traps New York Slaver With Ink

Crowds Jeer Killer of Tot   Sex-Slayer Is Held Without Bail After Recntennarit

Killer k * Expects Life, Or Chair Life, Or Chair  ‘Worst Crime Ever-And I Did It’

DERELICT ARRAIGNED AND JAILED   Thompson Mute Before Judge; Googie’s Mother Says He Should Be Destroyed Like A Mad  Animal.

ADMITTED KILLER OF LITTLE GIRL BEHIND BARS EE SIN BERUND BARS  Arrest Ends One Of biggest Manhunts In New York History

‘ COMMITTED IT‘  Sex-Slayer of 4- Year- Old Meekly Awaiting Justice

Girl’s Slayer Behind Bars After Capture  Derelict Expecting Life Or Chair In Sex-Murder Case

Sex - Slayer. Behind Bars   @ Three photos of Thompson taken while he was being booked on page 9.

The Murderer Of Edith Kiecorius Is Behind Bars Awaiting Justice   See Life and Death Story Of Edith Kiecorius On Page 6

Man Accused: In Sex-Slaying Draws Jeers   ‘Dirty Dog’, One Woman Shouts

Admitted Child Slayer Is Held Without Bail   No Comment  Wrong Identity Robs Unemployed Man Of Job

MILITARY RETURNS RULE TO POLITICIANS  New Congolese Regime Named

NEW CONGO GOVERNMENT APPOINTED   Kasavyubu Names Ileo Prime Minister While Mobutu Is Away.

CONGO CABINET CHANGED TODAY BY KASAVUBU ©   Army Support Likely For New Regime

CASALS WILL PLAY AT WHITE HOUSE   Workt Renowned Cellist Will Make One Of His Rare Appearances At Recention

Rusk, Adlai To Discuss  World Crisis   Some Congress Leaders Want UN In Action

Wood-Mosaic  Firm To Hire  25 Initially Steam Vats Now Being Built

STATE SALES TAX RAISE   Senate Committee Kills  : Main Kerner Revenue  - Item; Daley Plugs City Sales Tax Hike.

Two Small Towns In Oklahoma Hit By Deadly Tornado   13 Persons Killed, Half of Village of Howe Destroyeds  Twisters Strike Arkansas,

WHERE TO FIND IT   PISTOL PETE  Cowboy Gets Wish: Burial On The Ranae

Shot it out with killers   Exact number of attackers still unknown

Official statement says Trujillo shot if out with his assassinators

Ruler Managed To Return Fire During Ambush   Official Report Is Given Today

Dictator Shot lt Out With His Assassins  Official Statement Tells of Gun Battle

Union Chief Challenges N.C. On Aaron Incident   See earlier story on Page 2

Aaron's Arrest Being Discussed  Testimony Helped Tc Convict Eight Union Men At Henderson

Science Aids Weathermen In Battle For Aceurate Foreeast Predictions   By JOHN BARBOUR

Rarick Seeks Court Ruling On Election  Says McDonald Naming Illegal Last February

16 County Draftees Leave Today   Fair Skies Forecast Tonight and Tuesday

Court Backs Ruling Against La. Legislature  Two Laws Passed To Thwart Intesration

Bans Two Schoo!  Statutes   Laws Punished Parents Connected With Integration

of Louisiana Legislature High Court Upholds Decision Desegregation Acts Uniawful

Chant “We Want Freedom’...     Kneel, Pray in New Racial Demonstration

Treasurer ~ Lohman Is Resigning   Illinois State Official Will Become UC Criminology Dean.

Nab Ohio Gunman As Auto Wrecks  Three-Time Escapee Ruip Held as Bandit

Three Laotian Factions Meet, Sign Effective Cease-Fire Agrezment

Effective Laos Cea:     . ele “ + poo eh oes ; : Bese Ns : Z : : ¢ P 20S _ ‘ag i E y ae heed B ao ‘ Barta g ‘ ie oo Be  are ,

Factions Seek Firm Cease Fire   First Meeting Described As Full Of ‘Understanding’

Crash Dept. yours KILLED IN ARIZONA. HIGHWAY _ THAGEDY. NEPHEW OF MISS AYLESWonTH

 Crash Dept.  l YouTH KILLED IN ARIZONA  HIGHWAY ITRAGEDY— ‘NEPHEW: ‘OF “MISS AYLESWORTH

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Titan Fired On Test Run  Into Pacific   Second Long-Range Missile Raised Out Of Protective Silo

Injunction Bans Strike  AgainstPRE   Judge Upholds 2 Contentions  By Railroad

Unit Will Report in West Oct. 15   Division Falls Short of Full Strength: Eve Reserve Lists

Bill Curbing Senate Race Funds Fails  One Opponent   One Opponent Savs Limitation le Imnrartical   More Legistiture News, Piwe 12

Hijacking Of Cuban Plane Fails  Hijae ‘ker Among i ar ‘ee  a? fan. lu. ££

Castro Foes Try Hijack of Airliner   Gunfight Erupts in Mid-Air, Three Aboard Plane Die

Castro Foes Balked In Cuban Airliner H iiackine: Gun Battle Fallarwe   Pilot, 2 Others: Slain, 6 Wounded; Copilot Lands Plane In Sugar F ‘eld.   . — ATRLINER FALLS IN NORWAY —. 34. Schoolboys Among 39 Victims Of Crash 

Cuban plane snatchers fail  QKILLED 6WOUNDED: CRAFT CRASH LANDS IN FIFLD

Airliner Landed In Cane Field   Six Also Wounded In Gun Battle On  Cuban Plane With 53 Persons Aboard

Enemies of Castro Fail In Hijacking   Three Persons Killed, Six Are Wounded in Gun Battle on Plaine

Cabin Guniire Causes Craft lo Crash Land  — = Dur it  eivyirre® trv   4 Wounded During Seizure Try By Anti-Castro Forces

Castro Foes Thwarted In Hijack Plot   6 Are Wounded As Fight Breaks Out; Craft Crash-Lands

Three Die In Fight On Plane   Enemies of Castro Try To Hijack Cuban Plane; News Delayed by Havana

3 killed in attempt to hijack Cuban plane   Gun battle thwarts enemies of Castro; four escape as airliner crash-lands

Cuban Airliner Hijacking Fails  Pilot, Two Others Die in Gunfight

Hijacking Effort by Fidel Foes   Three Die as Gunfight Set Off on Board Cuban Plane.

Attempt To Hijack Cuban Airliner Fails   Three Killed, Six Wounded

CREW RESISTS THEN GUNFIRE BREAKS OUT   Craft Crash- Landed By CoPilot In Cane Field  VICTIMS   Include Pilot: Enemies 01 Castro Try To Steal Ship Shortly After Takeoff

Three Killed As Castro Enemies Hijack Cuban Plane; Escapees Trapped

Try To Hijack A Cuban Plane   Now We Need Super-Super-Super Bomb

Daan ta Ganeve   Gunfire breaks out aboard Cuban plane  Hijack attempt by foes of Fidel costs 3 lives

Piracy Reversed In Cuba   Foes Of Castro Cause ‘Terror,  Death. Aloft

Plane Lands In Cane Field  3 Killed in Gun Battle as Castro Foes Try to Hijack Cuban Airliner

Three Die In Hijacking Bid  Six Wounded During Gun Battle   Six Wounded During Gun Battle In Attempt to Seize Cuban Plane

Gunplay Kills Three Before Plane Lands      No Proof Castro Initiated Hijackings, Analyst Says

Cuban Plane Hijack Fails   Airliner Pilot,.2 Killed; 6 Wounded; Plane Crash Lands

Gun Battle in the the Skies  Castro Foes Are Foiled In New Hijacking Plot

Castro Foe Hijacks~<- © Three Slain   No Hijack Guilt On_ Castro?r

The Jungle Curtain: Newsman Finds It Difficult To Locate: Fighting In Laos

‘Squeezed’ Boys, 2 and 4, to Death, Housekeeper Tells Milwaukee Police

Milwaukee  Woman Held   Housekeeper Confesses ; Father Discovers Bodies

Tots Squeezed Until Dead by Housekeeper   Father Finds Two Boys Dead in Beds; One Tortured

DEPRESSED AID House Banking Committee Ap proves Loan, Grant Program

 DEPRESSED AID House Banking Committee Ay  nrovee lnan fracnt Benaaraom

Early Story, Page if  Dinah Will  Get Divorce Married 18 Years  To Montsamery

Soviet Bloe In UN Snubs Talk by Shen   Disaster Is Faced Uf Bullies Hold Sway, China Delegate Says

Disaster Certain If International Bullies Have Way   SPEECH BOYCOTTED BY RUSSIAN BLOC

Nationalist Views U.N. As In Peril If Reds Taken In   Appeasement Is In Air Assembly Cautioned Ry Chiano Envoy

Warns Seating of Red China Will End U.N.   Nationalist China Minister Speaks to Assembly

U.N. Warned On Red China   Nationalist Leader Says Seating To Spell End of United Nations

China Fears Disaster Facing UN  Bullies Using Assembly, Shen Declares

SOVIETS WALK OUT  Nationalist China Warns U.N. on Admitting Reds

Era of Collective Aggression Seen if Reds Are Admitted  Soviet Bloc Nations Walk Out of Hall During Address

Nationalist China Warns United Nations Against ‘International Bullies’

Arab Official Says Iraq Will Not Attack Kuwait; British Take No Chances

Arab League ‘No Invasion’   Secretary-General . Seeks Solution To lraqi-Kuwait Issues

Arab League Official Says Iraq Will Not Attack  Kuwait but Tommies Move Ii

The Fourth in Pictures; Turn to Page 6   Arab League Sifts Kuwait Stand; Says Iraq Detinitely Won't Attack

Declares Iraq vil Not Attack Oil Rich. Kuwait   British Take Ne Chances, Move In - Combat Units

british Move in Troops  lrag-Kuwait Tension Eases; Threat Of Invasion Is Fading

Bomb, Burn Big Store in Havana  Water Fails Due to Recent Blast Damag

Traffic Victim Dies: Toll 20   1961 Traffie Fatalities  20  Same Period a Year Ago  y >  Toto! Deaths in 1960  %

Kennedy Election  Official   Nixon Given  Job to Announce Results to  Joint Congress

Kennecy’s Election Te Be Made Of As Coneress Counts Electoral Votes

Miracle As 105 Escape Denver Jet Airliner Crash: But 17 Are Dead

Mother, 3 Children, 13 Others Victims Of Plane Crash; Cause Being Probed

Missouri House Passes Use Tax Bill To Senate   Key Exemptions Kept In Bill to Attract Industry to State.

Algerian leader pledges all out effort for nation’s independence

To Stop Budget Deficit _ President Is Depending On Upturn In Economy

Estimates Based On  Kconomy   Kennedy Hopes To Hold Down Red Ink Spending

Kennedy Banks On an Upturn to Reduce Deficit   Officials Look for Pick-Up by Midyear

Kennedy Expects Business Upturn   Strong Economy Would Cur Deficic in Budger

im ext Tears budget  Kennedy Banks On Upturn To Hold Down Deficit

JACK BANKING ON UPTURN TO CUT RED INK   Expects Business ‘Rise About Midyear to Increase Revenues.

Kennedy Counts on Upturn in Economy   Hopes for Increased Revenue to Hold Deficit To $1.5 Billion Next Year; Based on Belief Business Will Pick Up About Middle of 1961

Kennedy Hopes For Upturn   Economic Hike Seen Curtailing Deficit

Banks On EKeonomy  To Change  Kennedy Advisers  Disagree With Ike

Kennedy Betting On An Upturn in Nation's Economy   President Hopes Deficit Spending Next Year Will Not Exceed $1.5 Billion.

U.S. Deficit Of $1.5 Billior Seen Possible   Economic Upturn Expected To Hold Red Ink Entries Dow:

JOPES TO HOLD BUDGET DEFICIT TO $1.5_BILLION  - Kennedy Banks on Upturn in Econom

Kennedy Banking On Upturn   Deficit Is Seen Likely Despite  Economic Gain

Kennedy Banks On Upswing In U.S. Economy   Expect Business To Pick Up About Mid-Year

Kennedy Eyes Business Rise  To Cut Deficit  Advisers State U.S, Budget Faces Deficit Of Over $1.5 Billion

JFK Banks On Upturn In Economy   Hopes to Hold Down U. S. Deficit Through Pickup in Business

Preparedness _ Program .U. S. Diplomatic Action  Now Picking Up Tempo

U. S. Diplomatic Task Force Leaves For Talks With Western Allies on Berlin

New Frontier Program Jeopardized In Call For More Defense Spending

U. S. Diplomatic Team Heads For ‘Paris Meetinas _      Atomic Weapons May Be Used In Limited Warfare

US. Aides Set Plans in Motion   Diplomats Leave Washington for European Talks

Kennedy's Defense Plans May Jeopardize Domestic Projects   Men And Money requested  Fast Senafe Action Seen On Defense Bills

Diplomatic Team Heads for Paris  Meet Set to Chart Bia Four Conference

Diplomatic Activity In High Gear   U.S. Team Heads For Parleys With Western Groups

Varieiv   U.S. Steps Up Berlin  Diplomacy   Preparedness Is Pushed As Team Leaves For Reich

Men, Money Bills Faei ‘ing Speedy Ok   McNamara Outlines Service Needs To Two Committees

Senate Set  To Speed Up Legislation Leaders See No   Leaders See No Opposition To Any Bills

On Berlin Situation  U.S. Team eat Today  For Conference In Paris

U. S. Team Departs For Paris  Will Do Advance Werk on Big Four  eatune ine Auseczie?

U.S. Team Goes To Paris For Talks on Berlin   Rusk May Tell Of Further Steps In President's Program

U.S. Diplomat Team Starts Work on Berlin Proposals   New Arms Talks  Still in Doubt

 Because Of Berlin - * JFK's “Domestic - Plans May Suffer Setback.

xpect No Opposition To Defense Moves $$ $__  Congress To Act Swiftly

Diplomacy Phase Of Preparedness Picks Up Speed   U.S. Team: Going to Paris to Arrange for Biq-Four Meeting

President to Use Power Sparingly   Team of Rusk  Aides Leaves  for Paris Talk

Kennedy Puts His Program In Jeopardy   Calls For New Defense Funds

Legislature Set to Close   Scores of Bills Get Fast Action Before Adiournmen

Lawmakers Due  Back in Autumn  For Final Ballots Act on Measures In Furious Drive  ee *,, ee re , 

State’s Solons Near Windup   Initial Seven Months’ Session Is Expected to Conclude Late Today

BY $5 BILLION ; - House Approves “Temporary Increase on U.S. Debt Limit

Mr. K Wants To Talk On Main Issues   “Gromyko-Rusk Talks In-Line To. Follow, . Reports Claim -

Probers Seek Tighter Contro Of Racketeers   McClellan Draws Up New Proposals For Labor Reform Aci

Will Castro Label Cuba ‘Socialist’  Dramatic Revelation Te Fxnected After   Dramatic Revelation Is Expected After Mav Day Celebration

Marlow Report Like Theodore Roosevelt, JFK Developing ‘Policy Of ‘Speak Softly, Carry Big Stick’   Goldwater Draws Fire From Kennedy, Johnson

Richard Rogers Tells of Those in His Life:  ‘Choosing A Fork in the Road...

Dictator Fear Rampant Qn Return of 2 Uncles   Picture on Page A-13

Battle For Elisabethville Continues Tragedy Deepens Crisis In Condo

Congo Peace Hope Dies with UN's Dag   Tshombe Renews Vow to Lead His Countrymen ‘In Fight to Their End’

Dag’s Death Worsens Crisis In Congo; Adoula Statement Is Bitterly Anti-Western

Hammarskj old  Death Worsens Congo Crisis UN And Katanga  Forces Battling

Dag's Death Dashes Hopes For Congo Pact   Tshombe Vows To Lead People ‘In Fight To End’

Ishombe Vows Fight to End Against U. N.   Lnited Nations, Katanga Forces Continue Battle for Elisabethville.

Situation In Congo Grows Worse  ‘After Dag’s Death; Beseige Capital

Another Try Not to Be Made Until Friday; _ Shepard Ist Astronaut

Rain-Delayed Trip Now Off Until Friday  ‘Cmdr. Shepard Disclosed as © Man for Flight

Foul Weather Halts Initial Try at Flight   Spaceman Shepard to Wait for Countdown Again to Make Jaunt

Delay Man Shot, Clear Skies Ahead  Postpone Launching At Leact 48 Hours   Postpone Launching At Least 48 Hours Due to Storms; Pick Astronaut Shepard

Astronaut In Waiting Again As Storms Stop Plans To Hurl Him Aloft

White Thanksgiving New England Areas Hobblec  By Season’s First Big Snow

New England Given Heavy Snow Blanket   Depth Of 18 to 20 Inches Recorded in Skiing Region Of White Mountains

SNOW COVERS NEW ENGLAND   18 To 20 Inches In New Hampshire; Two Traffic Deaths

Southern California U. Plans Research Course in Communist Strategy

Money Group Is In Action   Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers Legislative Correspondent

Three Major Airlines Forcec To Furlough’  Six Firms Affected  Ba, fuartt  .0a! Cartlbe   Six Firms Affected "By ‘Wildcat’ Strike 60.000 Men Hit

TWA, American, Pan Am to Close Shop Completely  Action Will Idle 60,000 Workers, ‘Strike Continues

Ohio Weekend ‘Safe’ With Only 15 Killed   Ru THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   2 re es  Death Toll Lowest Since =A

UN Units OK Plans to End Nuclear Tests   Differences by Big Powers Appears to Doom Resolutions

Indian et W Adopted Despite ‘No’ Matec OF 11S Rritain And Ruecia

Navy Document Theft Is Told by Houghton; Cites Threats of Reds  Became Enmeshed With Soviets, He Claims. Due to Romantic Tie

Surgery, Science Fashion New Weapons Against High Blood Pressure

[Str ‘ides in Pharmacy, Sur gery   New Weapons Cut High Blood Pressure

State Counts 18 Dead in Holiday Traffic   Worst Wreck Kills 4 Near Mount Carroll

Soviets Orbit, Recover 5-Ton Space Ship; Dog Aboard Returns Alive

Russia Brings Dos Back From Orbit   U.S. Space Agency Official Says Soviets ‘About Ready To Put a Man Up There’

Five-Ton Craft Returns To Specific Spot; Next Flight Will Carry Man

Safe Return Of Dog Draws U.S. Reaction   American Astronaut Chief Feels Russia Ready For Attempt

Five-Ton Space Ship Brings Dog Back   "Blackie" In Normal ' Condition Following Fltaht, Russians Report

5-Ton Ship Ride May Be Man Prelude   Report Animal Condition After Flight 'Normal'

Dog Brought Back Alive; Now Ready To Put'Man In Space     Re heen ene if cnr ontencnnntntai  Reds Recover Space Ship

Haluska Will Decide Fate of Mining Bills   Senator Will Refuse To Release Them for Committee Vote If He Concludes They Are Iniurious to State's Economy

Inside...    Authority on Big Top Professor Trades Books  For Circus Clown’s Lite

DEMONSTRATORS REACH CRISFIELD   Greup Of 28 Encounters Innam: erahle Delays Reaching Eastern Shore Town

Brando Slapped By Ex-Wife   “Freedom Bus’ Late Reaching Crisfield

Senate Group OK’s Impacted School Bill   May Mean Death of JFK‘s School Package Plan

U.S. Satellite Capsule Is Found InSea   Carries Minerals To Be Studied By Air Force

‘Chutists Recover  Cansule in Ocean  AF Aircraft Fail to Snaq Discoverer

Young Father Kills Wife, Self  Uses Deer Rifle in Fatal Shooting

Mad Farmer Shot Dead in Wild Fight Armored Cars  Lead Attack On House

Survey of Damage   NO ANSWER FOUND YET, HOWEVER  Parking Setup Discussed

Succeeds Robert Blohm Larry O’Neal Appointed High School Trustee   Transferred to El Paso

Succeeds Robert Blohm Larry O’Neal Appointed High School Trustee

Hearing Tuesday, Fi Assembly Eyes C hang  lit Utilities For ‘mula ~

Ohio Assembly Studies Utility Rate Formula   Governor's Request For Change in Plan Slated for Hearing

eer TO TACKLE ANOTHER DISALLE PROGRAM  UTILITY FORMULA IS STUDIED

Farm Owners In Ohio Show Sharp Decline   Ag Census Reveols Acreage, Worth Both Climb in Generation

Hurricane Esther   Powerful ‘Cane Esther Boils Along In Atlantic Posing No Threat Yet

U.N. Chief Major Item This Week   Argument Centers, On How Secretar  Should Be Picked

Kennedy Spikes Kubath Chances   Encounters Reprisals;  Called Anti- Labor

DAMOCLES' SWORD IS WEST HINT   Terror Weapons Said To Exceed 100 Megatons

Indicates Bombs Topping 100 ‘Megatons His Terror Weapons in Negotiations   Doubt A-Balance  In Russ Favor

Soviet Boss Airs Threat Th Harangue   Red Lahor Leaders Remain Silent As West Bloc Warned

‘Sword Of Damocles’  Nikita Says Russia Has Even Bigger Superbombs

‘Sword of Damocles’  Khrushchev Boasts Of Bombs Bigger Than 100 Megatons

‘Always hang over heads of the West’   Rattles rockets, boasts of even bigger weapons

Legislative Session to  Open Today   Leaders Say Divided Control Will Help,  Not Hinder, Passage Of Needed Statutes

Bill Favored to.Warn Installment Buyers What They. Pay for Credit

ULTRASONIC TREATMENT President Rests Ailing Back at Virginia Retreat

Dillon Makes Foreign Aid Comparisons   ’ Britain Likes Ours, Japan Close, But Germany Loaging

Britain Joins Foreign Aid, Dillon Reports, but Germany Hangs Back

U.S. Protests To Russia On Harassment Of Yanks Traveling Inside Berlin

U.S. Protest: Soviet Ban On Travel   American General Goes To Soviet Headquarters To Make Oral Protest

Reds Travel Ban Brings U.S. Protest   West Berlin Police Sharply Reinforce Security Guards

U.S. Commandant in Berlin Protests Aaainst Red Travel Restrictions

U.S. Gives Protest On Travel Blocks In Berlin to Reds   Gen. Watson Gives Note Personally To Soviet HO: He Takes 45 Minutes

Tobacco Market Opening Studied Group Proposes Big  Eastern N. C. Belt Opening August 29

Special Session Of Legislature Indicated Soor   House Speaker An. drews Believes Re call Will Be Made Ir Earlv December.

On Capitol Hill wee Special Reapportionment - Session Rumor Spreading

For School Funds   ror ocnool fundas  Part Refund On Tax Asked Senate Today

Dog Gone Feud Taken to Court   Organi zing Lovisiana  Texan Identifies ; - Self as Klan Chief

Extension of Cigaret Tax Proposed To Finance University Improvements

Torrential Rains Flood U.S. Midsection, Claim 34 Lives Since Weekend

New Midwest Floods Hit Cities   Tornadic Storms Spread Through Indiana, Hinois

One Illinois City Nearly lsolated   Drinking Water Supply Running Short; Damage Runs Into Millions

storms Leave 5% Vead;  Centralia, Other Illinois Cities All But Isolated

Floods Ravage Midwest   Population Center Virtually Isolated; Ky. Town Menaced

 AFL-CIO Leaders Adopt : Plan to Settle Inter-Union  Disputes: Meany Is Happy

Labor High Command Tries To Draft Compromise to Inter-Union Controversies

Labor Unity Is Object in New AFL-CIO Plan   Binding Arbitration to Be — Used in Inter-union Feuds

FDR, Kennedy Attacked  Republicans Cite Danger On ‘One-Man Diplomacy’

GOP Raps F.D.R.’s  ‘Giveaway’   Discloses Offers  At Cairo. Tehran

Steady Business Surge Outdoes All Expectation   wtepe!) Enocreace Cantinuesc

This Week in Business and Finance... .  U.S. Economy Maintains an Uphill Climb

Business Climbs At Strong Pace During the Week   Republic Steel Head Sums Up Situation

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ ‘Council of Churches Religios  Features)

Cuban Envoy Ruled Out of Order in UN   Roa Attempts to Raise Issue of Air Attacks

[Worries With Controls, Rip In Parachute   Six-Inch Triangular Hole Noted In Chute After Re-Entry Made

Parachute Rip Worried Grissom  Wasn’t Aware Of Danger Before He Left Spacecraft

Transcript of Flight Talk Reveals Grissom Unaware of Hatch Trouble

Grissom Unaware Of Any Trouble With Capsule   Functioned as Test Pilot During Landing

Parachute Rip Worried Pilot   Astronaut Grissom Not Aware Of Trouble Before Leaving Capsule

Functioning as Dedicated Test Pilot  Grissom Unaware of Impending Trouble in Floating Spacecratt

Transcript Reveals:  ~ Grissom Not Aware Of  Any Impending Trouble

Grissom Unaware Of Trouble Ahead As He Left Capsule   Transcript Released of Talk With Shepard in Final Phase

ACTS TO HALT OPPOSITION TO ANTI-RED   Friend of Goulart Sent to Prison

DOWN WIL AMERICA  sans par etesneghscermns nee amr anes ipkteananae yin trates PECs enonAtentenn einen Mens Rae ASSAM ASN NAS  Student Riots Follow Seript

90-Mile Winds, Tides 9 Feet Above Normal Battering Texas and Louisiana Areas

Record High Flood Waters Are Forecast Thousands Flee as  Hurricane Still Out ln. 2 ee ae Pe 4  pw tase

Tornado Born Of Storm s Destructive   Damage Is High As 15-Inch Rain Lashes Gulf Area

Winds, Tides Rip Louisiana,  Texas Coasts  Baby Killed,  50 Injured By Tornado

High Tides And Winds Hit Coasts   Many Persons Flee Lowlands Ahead of Blow

90-Mile Winds, Vides 9 Feet Above Normal Battering Texas and Louisiana Areas   Corpus Christi Warned

Winds, Tides Rip Louisiana, Texas Shores   Tornado In Wake Of Carla Kills 1 While Injuring 50

‘Says Information Was Erroneous Van Fleet Apologizes For Attack on Adlai

fen. Van Fleet Apologizes For Critical Remarks About Stevenson, Cuban Invasion

Apology Sent By Van Fleet To Stevenson  General Says His Information On ‘Cuba Erroneous

For Press Statements ....  General Van Fleet: “I’m Sorry, Adlai”

(QUOTED OUT OF CONTEXT  Van Fleet Offers Apolog)  _to Secretary Stevenson

Stevenson Get: Apology from Gen. Van Fleet  Remarks Involved Ambassador’ s Stand  ge PAL Bow

General Van Fleet apologizes to Adlai for fiery statement   Says info on:Cuba was erroneous

Van Fleet ry Apology Lo Stevenson Says Information   On Cuban Fiasco Was Frroneonus

Police Capture Slayer of Two  Maccillan Man Shai   Massillon Man Shot 4, Including Wife

On The Inside   Massillon Family Shooling Spree  Kills 2 Ohicans

Emmy Winners Will Reflect Taste of American Televiewers Tues. Night

10,000 Driven From Home by Dixie Floods   Damage in 3 States to Reach Millions of Dollars

Rivers Bring Heavy Floods Over South   10,000 Persons Homeless; Loss tu Millions

(Rivers Continue Rampaging Across South  10 000 Homeless In Féod

With 10,600 Evacuated, More Rain Forecast  Swollen Rivers Continue Their (Ominous Upsurge in Alabama

Federal Disaster Relief Asked  Swollen Rivers Leave 10.000 Homeless In South

Patchwork   Floods rage in southland   Worst in years chases thousands from their homes

South Reels Under Stress Of Flooding   Rivers Continue Ramphge as Loss Reaches Millions

Rivers Bring New Flooding In Southland  12 Die, 10,000 Left Homeless Following Torrential Rainfalls

Floodwaters Still Plague Several Southern Stafes   More Than 10,000 Persons Forced to Flee Homes; Additional Rain Forecast.

10,00 Left Homeless By Dixie Floods   12 Deaths Reported; Damages Expected To Run Into Millions   PICTURE ON PAGE 2

10,000 Left Homeless In  Flood’s Wake   Damage In Southland Expected To Run Into Millions Of Dollars— 12 Known Dead

10,000 Homeless In Dixie Floods”   Twelve Dead; Damage Will Run Into Millions

10,000 Homeless, Damage In Millions In South’s Worst Flood In Years

Flood Waters Remain High in Southland   Millions in Damage Listed; 12 Deaths’ Renorted Sa Ene   Picture, Page 3B

Damage Runs Into Millions (10,000 Left Homeless In Flooded Southland

10,000 ARE  HOMELESS IN FOUR STATES   Expect Damage Will Mount To Many Millions

10,000 Made Homeless By  Severe Floods In South   Disaster Unit Set Up By Red Cross In Montgomery

Dixie Rivers Still Rising; Dozen Dead   More Rain Due As Deep South Counts Losses

10,000 Homeless From Floods In Four States   Rivers Continue To Rise In Alabama

Floods In Stricken Southland  An Emergency Headquarters For Victims

10,000 Homeless Swollen Rivers Continue To Pour  Over Stricken Areas Of Southland

Snow Falling In Muleshoe   Swollen Rivers Pour Over Stricken South

Composer Pens Ditty To Take. Fat-Off Nation’s:Youth acne eno nn  ‘And Don't Be Chicken Again. *

Under Fitness Program  School Kids May Lose “Chicken Fat’ By Musie

“Mr. Music Man” Exercising to His Tine: Ill Take Off “Chicken Fat”

For School Children   New Willson Tune Aimed  At Working off Fatness

At Casablanca:  Giant Czech Lines Explodes 71 of 72 Aboard Are Killec

71 Killed On Czech Airliner  Qt. DP   Soviet-Built Plane Crashes In Casablanca

88 Are Killed In 2 Crashes   African Crash Claims  72; 17 Die In Denver

Czech Liner Plunge Toll Fixed At 71   17 Die In Denver Mishap, 56 Taken To Area Hospitals

Czech Airliner Hits Power Line, 72 Are Killed   Accident as Big Russian Made Plane Prepares to Land at Casablanca.

72 Killed In Moroceo  Plane Crash   Czech Airliner Strikes Power Line While Landing At Casablanca

Power Line Struck at Casablanea  No Americans On  Red-Built Craft

72 Die in Crash — Of Czech Airliner  Giant Plane Hits. Power.. Line Near Airnort at Casablanca

/{ Are Killed in Airliner Crash  Czech Plane Explode At Casablanca Field

Report Says None From  U.S. Aboard   Soviet-Built Craft W. Africa Bound; Bad Weather Cited

Was Glid ding To Landing At t Casablanca. EO ing At Mcasablanca  71 Killed As Plane  Strikes Power Line

Casablanea Jet Crash Fatal To 72   Czech Turboprop, Made In Russia, Hits Powerline

71 Killed in Czech  Air Crash   Plane Hits Power Line in Morocco

     Czechoslovak Plane Crashes Today Killing 71 Of 72 Members Aboard

Giant Czech Airliner Blow: Apart, 72 Die  Strikes Powerline, Explodes; All Passenaers Die

Giant Czech Airliner Explodes Trying To Land: 71 Are Killed   Soviet-Built Plane Hits Power Line At Casablanca Airport

Czech Liner Hits Power Cable, Falls   All Aboard Killed at Casablanca; No Americans Aboard

17 Killed af Denver As Jet Crashes, Burns   7 Die as Czech Airliner Crashes In Africa

Czech Airliner: Hits Power Line; 72 Die   ~ Plane Explodes On Impact And Plows ° Into Ground ‘Near Casablanca. aaa

Casablanca Plane Crash Kills 72   Red-Built Airliner  Strikes Power Line,. Explodes; Say Plane Carried Soviet Film

Czech Craft Hits Power Line  Casablanca Plane Crash Takes Lives of 72 Persons

Czech Plane Crash Kills 72 Persons   Giant Soviet-Built Airliner Hits Power Line At Casablanca

Casablanca Air Crash Is Fatal For 72   Crech Airliner, Built By Russians, Plunges To Ground

Czech Airliner  Coffin for 72   Giant Ship Hits Powerline, Blows Up at Casablanca

72 Killed As Czech Plane Crushes   Hight Killed As Lightning Strikes

Tragedies Occur In  U.S., Africa   Giant Czech Plane Hits Power Line During Landing

New Controls Put on Travel  To East Berlin  Adenauer Calls Concrete Borde "Death Zone’

Communists Cut Number of Entry Points Into City   New Restrictions Follow Restoration  Of Telephone Link

Five Injured In Traffic Mishaps  Trucker Fined After Crash On Route 21

Kennedy Asks Democrats To BackProgram   Supports Wagner, Hughes In Mayor, Governor Fighis

GUARD GABLE ESTATE AGAINST KIDNAP PLOT   College Student Holds Beauty Queen Hostage

SLEEPLESS VIGIL  Police Guard Gable Tot In Purported Kidnap Plot

One Dead Dead  82 Hurt By Storm  In Chica 26   Damage Likely In Millions

One Dead  82 Hurt By Storm In Chicago   Damage Likely In Millions

Revolt Flares In El Salvador   New Anti-Communis Junta Rises: Reds Making Stand

El Salvador Revolt Still in Doubt   Facts of Leftist Junta Seizure Remain Sketchy

Control in Doubt In El Salvador  Revolt By Anti-Red Led Military Junta

EI Salvador Control Doubtful After Revolt by Anti-Red Military Junta

El Salvador Rule Appears Still in Doubt   Rebels Reported Negotiating With Troops in Post

Salvador Revolt Status Clouded   Anti-Red Junta In Military Action

What's Inside   Anti-Reds, Leftists Battle For Control of Fl Salvador

Martial Law In Capital:  Salvador Control i in Doubt Following Military Revolt

Details Of Uprising Sketchy   Control Of El Salvador In Doubt Following Revol

RevoltOutcome In El Salvador Still in Doubt   Troops Loyal to Former Ruling Group Reported Dua Jn

fiat VERT FEE Ra Nee ae  Military Junta Tries to Upset Leftist Regime in El Salvador

Salvador’s Control Is In Doubt   Anti-Red Group Revolts Against Leftist Junta

Details of Uprising Sketchy  Control of El Salvador In Doubt After Revolt

-24 PAGES TODAY   Details Sketchy Following Revol In El Salvador

Withholding Knocked Out Of Tax Bill  Republicans Fail Tn, fat Enauah

Tax Bill Okay Balked in Split On Withholding  GOP’s Measure Now Will End Up In Conference

Effort To Oust Premier Seeming Failure, Losses Heavy, Leaders Captured

Orleans Office of Cuban Rebels Claims Invaders Were ‘Only Small First Wave’

Ask Dockers Back Ship” Walkout —  Port of New York; Sailinas Canceled

Stevedores Prodded To Back Strike   Some In Union Ranks Object Since Talks Seem Progressing

Docker’s Aid Discouraged InSeaStrike  President OF ILA   President OF ILA Urges Backing But Strike Chiefs Demu

DELAYED VICTORY FOR MOTHER  Waco’s Penne Percy  Named Maid of Cotton

—ROA DECLARES U.S. PLANNING AGGRESSION—  Security Council To Eye Cuban Charge

RED-NEUTRAL SPLIT BREWS OVER A-TESTS   West Makes Most Of Chance To Win Asia-Africa Bloc   Today's Index   No Shelter Safe From Newest Bomb, Soviets Boast

Quadros Quits as President  of Brazil   Rio Mobs Protest Move - Army on Alert

Brazil’s Army Alerted as Crisis Flares  . Mobs Stoned the Americar nn 1 or a. a nn; ar

Brazilian Garrisons: Alerted  - Demonstrators Attack U.S. Embassy * Rioting Flares in Rio Saturday

U.S. Protests Red Berlin Curbs   Brazil Fears Riots As Chief Quits

FINAL DEBATE ON DEPRESSED AREAS BEGINS   Cee eae  Passage of $394 Million Measure Likely Wednesday or Thursday.

Rockies Storm  Stalls Traffic  Cross-Country Route   Cross-Country Route Covered By Snowfall

500 Cars Stranded as Heavy Snow Falls in Wyoming, Colorado; Hunters in Danger

Big Hello For Winnie In New York   Noisy Welcome As Elder British Statesman Sleens

FBI Enters Paintings Theft Case  Works of Art Are Valued At $670.000

USS. tells Allies  enn team Se oe ce a AE  Probing talks to continue

FOREIGN MINISTERS MEETING  U.S. Sets ‘Probing’ Talks With Russia on Berlin  .

Pere John XXIIl Warmly Welcomes Queen Elizabeth I. Prince Phitic

Jobless Totals Show Decrease Kennedy Says   Tells Labor Unions ‘We're Going to Get It Even Lower’ Now

Kennedy's European Tour in Retrospect Trip Eased Eivierness In American-Soviei Relations

‘JFK Talks Assessed:  Not As Bad As Feared, Not As Good As Hoped

An Analysis Of What The President's Talks Disclosed Things Not Bad As Some Feared — Nor As Good As Others Hoped   Ry STEWART HENSLEY

Bitterness Is Removed From . U.5.-Red Affairs   -EDITOR'S NOTE: * The: writer of this dispatch is the chief. State Department correspondent of United Press Internationa}. ‘He  traveled through. Europe with President Kennedy. .

In Heat-Seared X-15 Rocket Joe Walker Flashes To 3.920 MPH Record

Joe Walker Flies X15. to Record 3.920 Miles Per Hour Over Fdwards

Ksther’'s Punch Drops   Storm Warnings Still Posted From Long Island To Maine

3 Destined For Slow Death  Parents Of 5 Helpless As Tragedy Unfolds

Hard to Believe  Say Parents As Watch Children Slowly Die      Three of Five Have Rare Lung Disease; No Cure

Case Gets S8 Million Grant  Ike Questions Wisdom Of U.S. Race To Moon

UP IN CELLS AT PONTIAC   Warden Confines Half of  _ Penitentiary Inmates on Reports That Trouble Is on the Way.

980 LOCKED UP IN CELLS AT PONTIAC   Warden Confines Half of Penitentiary Inmates on Reports That Trouble Is on the Way.

tichmann Won't Tell Or (ther Nazis   Attorney Says He'll Refuse To Turn In Germans In Hiding

Fo Ciaim He Was ‘Minor Cog’ Eichmann Won't ‘Squeal’  On Former Nazi Big Shots

Cuba Pushing Drive Against The Catholics   Raids Church, Arrests Priest, Nationalizes Score of Schools

Castro Bears Down on Catholics   Eisenhower Said to Wonder about Military Planning

10 Dynamite Cases Ignite Underground   Seven Bodies Recovered, Fear At Least 60 In Shaft

Radioactive Fallout From Red Monster Bomb to Hit North America This Week

Might Bypass U.S. Fallout From Soviet Bomb May  Reach North America Wednesday

Real Danger Next Spring  Portion Of Super Bomb Fallout To Hit U. §

Experts Say, Radioactive Fallout Due Thursday Or Friday  a a ‘Radiation Levels To Increase

RADIATION LEVELS COULD REACH RECORD PEAKS  Debris from Super-Bomb Threat to U.S.

Most Of Early Debris To Drop In Soviet Union   Radioactive Rain Next Spring Poses Biggest U.S. Threat

Reaches North America By Wednesday Fallout May Pass. Over United States

Soviet Union Will Receive Most Fallout   Experts Don’t Expect Radiation Levels Will Rise to Danger Point

95 Per Cent of Radioactivity From Big Bomb Will Fall in Spring Rains

debris in Trophosphere 50 Meg Detonation May Push Radiation  To Dangerous Peaks

in Grave Openings Police Discount  Robbery Motive  At Jacksonville

Several Persons Questioned, No Arrests  Authorities Push Grave Robbery Investigation

Explosion of Atlas Won‘t Delay Flight  - Death of ‘Goliath’ In Fiery Blast   Line No Effects

Will Try to Put Chimp In Orbit Next Week   Failure Friday Will Not Delay Next Space Test

Monkey Death Won't Delay Another Try   Attempt to Be Made To Orbit Chimp Next Week

Chimp Launch On Schedule   Loss of Monkey Fails To Slow U.S. Program

Chimp Orbit Flight Due   U. S. Ahead With Pians For Effort During Next Week

e t Coming Up EXCAVATION BEGINS FOR HAMMERS CAFE ADDITION, EXPANSION  Will Increase Dining Room Area — ProvideRoom For: Partiec

Coming Up — EXCAVATION BEGINS FOR HAMMERS CAFE ADDITION, EXPANSION  Will Increase Dining Raam Aran — Dravida

U.S. Readies New Treat “Fair'To AIP   Poliey-Making Talks Concluded By Kennedy, Aides

Envoy Ready For Geneva Conference  ATL Te... a   All: Disarmament Hopes Depend On Success at Meet

U.S. To Push For A-Test Ban Treaty   Kennedy Asserts Proposals Will Be Made At Geneva

Hope of Karly A-Ban Treaty Voiced by JFK   Pledges U.S, Will De All Possible to Get Geneva Agreements

Some Are Optimistic, Others Not   Economic Specialists See Chance for a Turnaround’

Fall's Here   About all we can say is that Fall arrives with the right attitude.

530-A-Day Limit Proposed JFK Seeks Ban On Big Expense Tax Deductions

Congress Asked To Crack Down (On Deductions   Yachts, Expensive  Gifts Would Go

A.F. Handed Reins in Space Study      McNamara. Splits Up Map-Making Jobs Among 3 Services

8 000 Checked In Diabetes Drive   Disease Detected In 217 County People

sceeneepeemeniemaamernetenenene eee  a” Cubans Hijack Jetliner, Hold 10 Hostages  Police Riddle Landing Gear With Gunfire, Prevent Havana Takeoff

Second Plane Hijacking Try Goes Fruitless   Continental Airlines Told By Government To Keep Jet Grounded As Long As Possible

Shots Stop Its Takeoff At El Paso  73 Aboard Craft When Seized in Air: Most Freed

Bullets Halt Takeoff; 10 Held Captive   Cubaus Keep Control After Texas Landing When Gas Runs Low

Police Prevent Flight Of Continental Jetliner To Havana; Hostages Held

Delegates See Tax Hike Only As Last Resort   Education Cash Most Pressing

At Monmouth College Atlantic Highlands Native To Sueceed Dr. Schlaefer

‘ewer rarms if Aansas etch a nid Mh dtentchetecte hell  Average Farm Size, Value Show Increases

Number of Farmers Decreases... .  Size, Value of Kansas Farms Increases

Reds Arrested   i Vewo rut wet ww  Salvador Captors Set Martial Law

49 Persons Dieas Brazilian Airliner Crashes in Flames While Landing

Ship Offered Year of Academic Study     Ocean-Going “Classroom Sinks  As 6 Lives Lost in Gulf of Mexico

Ship Qwamped  13 Survivors Of Ill - Fated  Floating Classroom Saved

Classroom Ship Sinks In Gulf, Only 13 Survive   Six Lose Lives By Drowning In Tragic Cruise

Rescue Ship Te Deliver 13 Survivors Of Sunken Ship Lost During Storm

Chicago (teights Mayor Slatemakers Back Grupp For County Commissioner

Reds Sav No To US Plan  For Revival   Announcement Is During Tatks With  Christian Herter

Russia Rejects Laos Control Commission   Envoy Reportedly Rebuffs U.S. Suggestion For Action in Present Crisis; No Signs of Encouragement in Conference With Herter

REDS REJECT US, PUAN FOR LAOS CONTROI   Envoy Turns Down Interna tional Commission in “Quiet Discussion.”

Soviet Cool fo Int'l Control Group for Laos  U. S. Sending Aid, Aircraft to Help Boun Oum Gov't

‘Red Ambassador, Herter Meet Russia Spurns U.S. Proposal on Laos

Reds Say N To Proposal About Laos  Soviets Reject Mit) ™   Soviets Reject Reviving Control Groun

Report Russ  ToTurnDown  Laos Control  Plan Given By Herter To  Rimes etd Ack meetin Ta Lie

Reds Rebuft U.S. Plan  For Laos   State Department Confirms Planes Sent To Area

International Control Panel Revival Urged   Laos Chieftains Warn Soviets To Cease Airlift to Rebels

\Ruseia Rejects U. S. Proposal. oe Laos Commission Plan ls Rebuffed

U.S. Gets Red Rebutt Over Laos   United States Asks Revival Of World Control Commission

Brifain Leads Move —  Soviets Thwart Attempts To Revive Laos Controls

U. $: Reportedly Rebutfed On Plan for Laos  Soviets Hit Idea That International Control

Soviet Rebut For Control  Commission  Laos Picture . Sell Cloudy

Reds Rebuft U.S. Bid On Control Unit   Proposal To Revive Commission On Lao Rejected By Soviet

 Crisis “Got Up! By Press   a Pa   British Papers Boiling Over Maemillan Remark

BRITISH NEWSPAPERS BOILING MAD  Is Macmillan In Same World As Other People?’

-BELITTLES BERLIN CRISIS— Mace’s Remark Makes British Editors Boil

Kerner Warns  Legislature Wants Tax Hike Bill  Passed This Session

APPLY STATE SALES TAX T0 ALL BUILDERS   Decision Backs Kerner Bills

‘Moonmobile’ May Feature Wagon-Type Steering And ‘Space-Suit Integration’

Cineinnati MilkDrivers Return  To AFL-CIO   Meany Expects  Other Teaxaster Units To Leave  Hoffa Union

One Man Wounded   Astonishing’  ® ~h A xe => \ LAS Ww  i   More Here Than Meets All Eves

Missionaries. Escape Out Of Chaotic Congo  29 Americans Now   In Ruanda-Urundi, Says U.N. Spokesma:

After Brief Arrest By Lumumba Troops American Missionaries, Families  Journey Sately Out Of Congo

Is it Good or Bad? . Surplus Food Program To Be Continued by U.S

REQIPIENTS NUT URIVING CAVILALO—  Few Cases of Chiseling Uncovered in Federal Food Relief Plan

Does Federal Free Food Program  Make Able-Bodied People Shiftless?

Couple Win First Round Of Cour Fight To Retain Custody Of 4-Year-Old Twins

KENNEDY CLAN KEEPING VIGIL  Father of President Facing Uphill Battle

 Family Gathers at Palm Beach   Father of President Remedy Faces Long Uphill

Elder Kennedy ls Facing Long Uphill Battle   Family Gathers In Palm Beach For Christmas

Hopes Fade Some Of 28 Men Alive   Heavy Salvage, Diving Equipment Rushed To Scene

Tapping Heard Then Ceases; Officials Fear There Will Be  No Survivors

28 Men Missing After Collapse Of Its Support  Tripod-Based Towe Sinks 70 Miles From,

KU Chancellor Gets Pay Raise Up to *24,000   Action by Regent: Increases Salaries At All 5 Schools

KU Chancellor Gets Pay Raise op to a 000  atime kas Danannnde   Action by Regents Increases Salaries  At All 5 Schools

Terms Not™ Compatible With Honor   Prisoners Get Final Committee Decision

Democrats Ready To Push Kennedy’s Program After Rules Committee Win

Dems Dig in To Battle for Kennedy Plans   Rules Committee Control Wrested From Coalition

Democrats Dig In For Fight To Enact Kennedy Program   Party Leaders Face Tough Battle After Slim 5-Vote Victory on Enlarging Committee

Democrats Dig in For Long Fight to Enact Program  ‘Battle for Kennedy.

AFTER RULES PANEL WIN Democrats Dig In to Enact JFK Leaislative Proaram

House Leaders Dig In To Pass JFK Program   ‘Tough: Fight Seen After: Close’. Victory On Rules Committee

Rules Committee Fight Won. . .   Democrats Set to Push Kennedy Program

Rayburn Wins Vote to Enlarge Rules Group   Democrats Dig In For Fight To Enact Kennedy's Program

Rayburn Wins Rules Victory By Five Votes   House Democrats Dic in for Hard Fight on Legislation

House Democratic Leadership Win: First Round But Faces Tough Fight

Rules Committee To Be Enlarged  Democrats Score Ma jor  Victory In U.S. House

Rules Vote Presages Conflict   Administration Victory Far From A Decisive One

Kennedy’s — Plans Face  Tough Fight   White House Seen Happy With Outcome Of Committee Vote

House Girds For FightOn  Legislation   Rayburn Wins On Close Vote

‘FRONTIER’ ENACTMENT IS SOUGHT   Kennedy Faces Tough Battle To Keep Pledges

House Digs In For Long Fight  Kennedy Is Pleased Over Rules Victory

Democratic Leaders See  Long Battle      Kennedy Pleased With Outcome Of Rules Group Vote

Triumphant House Demos Dig: In  For Fight. Ta. Enact. Kennedy Bills

Situation i in Far East Grave President to Address Nation Tomorrow On Laos Situation

Red Police Fire on Escapees; Gas Grenade Duels Add to Berlin Tensio:

ST. PAUL LUTHERAN “ (Re, 2 - Merrill)   CHRIST LUTHERAN  (Grant Tawnchin)

Kennedy Suggests Press Choose One Of Its Own To Clear Dispatches Affecting Security

Deported Tuesday From U.S.  U.S. Underworld Figure Faces Guatemala Ousting

Underworld Kingpin In U.S. Hunted   Marcello Ousted, Disappears After Guatemala Arrival

Officials Seeking Marcello   Guatemala Authorities Hunt Underworld Chieftain; Plan His Arrest

Gangster Deported By U.S. ‘Disappears’  Guatemala Hunting Marcelle

 —U. S. DEPORTS MARCELLO— Underwerld Chieftain Slips Into Guatemala

Underworld Figure Sought In Guatemala  Deported by U. S. As Me je Reports to ll .

Best Information Here .. .  Russia Makes No Major Civil Defense Efforts

U Thant Says Tshombe Is Unstable Man  Chief Will Put   Chief Will Put Proposal Before Council Next Week

U Thant To Reveal Plan For Congo   Acting Secretary Regards Tshombe As ‘Very Unstable’

U.S., Japariese Officials Meet   C-syp:Conferring on LE nomic Problems

Many Serious Problems:  State Of Union Speech Said Too Rosy By Dems

Ike Talk Too Rosy --Demos   GOP Defending Presidents Final Congress Speech

Dems Say Ike Painted U.S. Picture Too Rosy   SHAPE FOREIGN POLICY AGENCIES  Kennedy, Rusk Talk on Crisis

Ike’s Message Is Too ‘Rosy’, Democrats Claim; GOP Defend: His Ideas on State of Union

Democrats Claim Ike's Picture of Conditions In Nation Was Too Rosy

Guantanamo Naval Base Not Affected By Action  Government Intends To Maintain Big Base. Established By Former Treaty

Congress Supports Ike Stand   Break Is Blow To Many Cubans Hoping ToLeave

Action Draws Firm Support  In Congress   Treaty Allowing U.S, Control Can't Be Cut Off by Cubans Alone

Treaty Unaffected By Cuban Action   (See page 6 for local comments on U.S.-Cuban diplomatic relations break, and an AP news analysis.) Rv JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Naval Base To Operate “As Usual”   Ike Declares American Jutention To Use Big Fleet Center; Says Cuba Refuyees Will Be Welegmed Usye

300 Cubans Must Go Home—Promise Entry For Thousands Seeking Refuge From Castro

Find Kidnap Victim Dead  In Ontario   Thomas McNevin, 10 Died Tied to Tree— Ransom ‘Go-Between’ Takes His Own Life

Red Specialists Reported Heading for Home —  Communist Technicians Disqusted With Castro’ S Inefficiency

Communist i Cubans Head tor i     Disqusied By  Meorcanization OF Castra Reaue

Red Experts Disgusted Witt ‘Castroites’  Unable To Teach Cubans, Leave For Home

Index   Fear NATO Secrets Stolen   Sensational Sp y Trial Stirs Britain

Accuse Father Of Tot Found Dead in Attic    Authorities Charge Neglect; Starvation, Pneumonia Fatal

File Child Neglect Charge in Death   Snowstorm Eases the Cearoct Fire Hazard

TV Dramatic Pr ‘ograms Have Hit  Artistic Dead End, Professor Says

PROGRAMS AT ‘ARTISTIC DEAD END Bar Sponsor Censorship,  TV Violence Probers Told

For Possible Use In Laos, Viet Nam-- U.S. Building China Sea Force

U.S., Russia Disarmament Views Stated  Question About Invitations Is aior Problem

MEET ON REOPENING CONFERENCE  -U.S., Russ May Clash at 2nd Round of Talks

Who’s To Be Invited? Disagreement Ex pected In Disarmament Talks

Syria Declares Ties with Arab League Severec   Causing the Collapse Of General Nasser’s United Arab Republic

= Missiie switched In Man-in- ->pace. Froj ject-  Space Program May Take New Setback

Advisers Say Rocket Lacks Needed Thrust   Failure Could Set Back Mercury Program One Year

JFK Asks Labor, Industry For Economic Views   President Colls Top Representatives To  Assist With Problems

Tackle Array of Problems   Management, Labor Representatives at White House

Advisory Group Meets On Problems   Management, Labor Seek  Solutions

Wide Arrav Of Problems Eyed  Kennedy Calls Advisers On Labor-Management   -Rusk’s Advice k's Advice  Don't Don’t Worry About U.S.  Politics. Envoys Told

JFK, 21-MAN BODY TO AIR EMPLOYMENT   Advisers To Tell OF Job Situation, Other Difficulties

Allies Warn Reds About Air Threats   Big Three Ferm Berlin Situation As Serious Problem

Red Threat To Flights  Denounced  Deny Claims 3. Corridors Used To Ferry Spies

West Warns Soviets on Air Corridor   Big 3 in Simultaneous Notes Denounce Red Aggression Threat.

South Whips North in Classic   Russians Told To Steer Clear Of Berlin Air Route

West Notes ee Strong  Language  Reply Is Quick  To Red Me SSA LE

Tell Soviets: Keep Hands Off Air Lanes   Western Powers Protest Threat of Soviet Aqaression

West Warn Air Lanes Essential   Russians Told Not To Close Routes Across Germany

Big Three notes speedy, tough reply   Language used strongest yet in Berlin crisis

00-MAN SEARCH IS LAUNCHED 2 Fugitives Strike Terror Into Wisconsin Resort Area

Warmer Trend Due For Kansas   But Another Cold Front To Reach State Thursday

Soviet Troops Isolate East German Residents, All Communications Cut

Despite Russian Warnings . . .  ‘Test and Talk’ Will Be Slogan, US Chief Says

MEETING OPENS TUESDAY  U.S. to Continue Tests During Geneva Talks

‘Treaty Offers Must Come From Russia’   Chief Nuclear Negotiator Dean Firm In Stand

To Ignore Red Warning Against Tests   Dean Says U.S. To Take ‘Hard Line’ At Conference Tabl.

\To Set Off Nuclear Explosions ing Geneva Test BanConference   SERALD L. STONE  oP Press Inte mnssie.¢

Won't Accept Voluntary Moratorium   Chief U.S. Negotiator Says U.S. Will Reserve  ‘Ereepdaom of Action’

President Asks Anti-Recession Plan Approval   Administration Will Cooperate

Presidential Appeal Kennedy Calls For Quick Action On His Anti-Recession Program

Kennedy Prods Congress to Act On Job Program   Asks Action ‘As Soon as Possible’ to Help 5.5 Million Idle  Workers.

Aid.Economy, President Asks   -Congress Prodded to Approve His Job Program as Soon as Possible

PLEDGES COOPERATION ON ECONOMY Kennedy Prods Congress To Act on Anti- Recession Bills

Cooperation Of States Asked  JFK Urges Congress To OK Anti-Recession Program

Kennedy Prods Congress to Spur Economy   Urges Action On '  Anti-Recession

{3  JFK Appeais to Congress vor Prompt  A (3) » @ Retiosa are Arete. meaeriarm Pracire re

Marshal Killed As He Surprises Safe Blowers   Two Men Flee From Plainfield Packing Plant

PAIR KILL 3, WOUND 3 OTHERS   Corn ival Barker And  Parking Lot Attendant Caught After Senseless Three - State Murder : Spree.

3, WOUND 3 OTHERS   Carnival Barker And Parking Lot Attendant Caught After Senseless Three - State Murder Spree.

n . * 1 ‘ Shadow OF Gallows Ahead?  _ 3rd Victim Of Young ‘Hoods’ Is Dead

Gunmen's Third Victim Dies, lowa Death Penalty Possible   WITHOUT EMOTION

2 Men Jailed In Midwest Killing Spree  Third Victim Of   Third Victim Of Guns Dies; Three Others Hospitalized

in Three States:  Three Killings in Three Days iCast Gallows Shadow on Pair

Pair Held After Brutal Killings in 3 States; May Get Iowa Gallows

2 Leave Trail Of 3 Killings, 3 Woundings  Shootings Occur In 3 Days in 3 ! Different States -

Trail Of ‘Blood, Death Ends For Two   Young Gunmen: Kill, Maim For Five Straight Days

Young Killers Take 3 Lives in Three Days  Three Wounded Victims Remain

2 Facing Gallows in  3 Killings   3 of Other Victims Still Hospitalized

Air Force TankerF alls In Michigan   Lives of Five Apparently Lost In Fiery Crash

WANTED TO LIVE IN CUBA Dislike For U.S. Cited For Plane Hijack Try

STRONGER LAWS STUDIED  Hero Tells Senators  Of Airliner Hijacking

Inside Eur ‘ope-Exclusive    Adenauer’ S Enmity Adamant to Soviet

INSIDE EUROPE TODAY —$—————————  Ageless Dr. Adenauer Astounding Personality

Two Buildings Realty Transfer Destroyed, Third Tax Nets City Damaged In Fire $3.539 In Month

Head of Tax Unit Replies to Criticism  George Declares Prentis Angered by Boost Delay

Chairman Andrew George defends state tax group   Revaluation   “Inetficiancy”’   Praices ctaff

Katanga Leaders  W atehed   Everybody’s Getting In The Tax Commission Flap

Raps Criticism of Tax Commission by Prentis   Chairman Says Newest Member Lacks Experience

LIST INCLUDES RETIRED CHIEF } GEO. GUGEL   Newport Mayor, Manager, Commissioners Named   ESCAPING   Indictment By Panel Was Commonwealth Attorney William Wise

Kentucky Grand Jury Indictments — Slapped against 13 public Officials

Except for Three Counties .. . ‘Sales Tax Revenue No iMeeting School Costs

  Third Year of Castro Regime Sees Communist Approach to Problems Bringing Dissension

Jails, Prisons Crowded Dissension Grows In Cuba, But Castro Remains Stron:

Trouble Facing Nikita  Tightens His   Tightens His Control Over Communists

Khrushchev's Party Hold Strengthened  Troubles Increased On Foreign Fronts

NAMES IN THE NEWS   Handshake Ends Custody Fight For Ingrid Bergman, Rossellini

Soviet Push For Control Of UN Seen   President Slated For Address Before UN General Assembi,

President Acts To Block Soviet's Power Play in UN   Reds Could Use Dag’: Demise to Wrestle Control from West

American Intelligence Sources Tell Of Possible Communist Offensive

be 12-Day Harbor Walkout  Rockefeller Truce Plea Rejected By Tuamen

Foed And Fuel Supoly In New York Jeopardized By Rail Tugmen Strike

TUGMEN TURN DOWN ROCKY'S TRUCE PLEA   Union Says Boat Strike Hal Would Serve Only Railroads. :

s triking Rail Tugmen Shun  Tr uce Appeal   Rockefeller Plea“ Rejected; New York Fuel. Food Imperiled

Union Rejects Truce  ~ New York Remains  TTR «4% £ 2 = si: =  Par aly “2CU LEE OL icvup

Rockefeller’s Plea Rejected In Tug Strike  New York Unions Claim Proposal Onl:  Favors Railroads

Rocky's Truce Pleas Rejected  ’ Marine Unions Call Bid ‘Unacceptable’

Railroad Tugmen Strike     Union Turns Deaf Ears  On Rockefeller's Plea

Unions Reject Rockefeller's Plea For Truce  Crippling Tie-Up Of Railroads Goes On In Spite Of Governor

Strikers Spurn N.Y. Truce Plee   . Rafl Tugmen Turn Down Rockefeller’s Appeal

FOOD, FUEL SUPPLY IMPERILED Striking Tugmen Reject Rockefeller Truce Plea

TURN DOWN TRUCE BID   Stipply of Food, Fuel Imperiled In Naw-Yark Cley

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS  Des Msn Anenntatan Deancon   Fear Further Spread in Schools; Serum Short—  Worst Hepatitis Outbreak in lowa in 7 Years

Snow, Sleet, Rain Falling In Michigan   Many Schools Closed; Central Part of State Has Slippery Roads

Witness in Greek Murder Trial Woman Artist Testifies American Sailor  In No Hurry to Raise Swamped Launch

Woman Artist Testifies—  Kansan’s Trial Into Fitth Day In Greece

Dowd Resigns As Head Of  Retormatory   Welsh Refuses To Say If Resignation Of Veteran Pena! Institution Official Is Voluntary.

Ohio Jobless Bill Heads for Senate Vote   GOP Will Attempt To Add Emergency Clause to Measure

Showdown Near On Jobs Bill  Legislators   Legislators  Back Tonight

Senate Hearings Set TT  Showdown On Ohio Pay Extender Due Thursday

Los Angeles Firemen Watching New Threat to Palisades Residential Area

Niki Puts Pressure  On Finn   Northern Europe's Peace ‘Threatened

North European Peace in Danger.  Red Chief Says   Baltic Neighbors Hold Conference On Fortifications

Soviet Leader Not Letting [ p Pressure   German Militarists Threaten Peace of  kurope, Red Hold.

This Cited As Reason For Finn Meetina   Premier Says Action Needed Before It is Too Late   DIPLOMATS EASED

Nikifa Uraes Finns to Help  Curb German: Asks President To Act Before ‘lt le Too Late’

Needed To “Curb West German Militarists,” Khrushchev Says   KEKKONEN WILL COMMENT TODAY

Federal Aid for Education Gets Howard's Okay   Governor Boosts Kennedy Program

Eliminates 9,000 Civilian Jobs  To Close 52 U.S. And 21 Overseas Military Bases

9 OMG U.S. Civilian Jobs Scheduled Fa Ra lact Gwar Nev? Thrae Very

CUT AFFECTS DOMESTIC, OVERSEAS FACILITIES  Pentagon to Close 73 Bases

21 Overseas Units Also Shut Down   Kennedy Orders Action To Rid Government Of Excess Facilities

fense Department To Close Dowr Hy-Two Military Installations   Damestic Closings

Abandonment Of 21 Overseas Sites Also Set   Defense Secretary Savs Government Will Save 8220 Million a Year.   Save S??0 Million

Move To Save Quarter Billion Dollars Yearly   JFK Decrees Action Despite Resistance Of Special Interests

Benicia Arsenal Doomed: 9.000 Civilians To Lose Jobs Over Next 3 Years

 Oppose s Negroes’ Self-Rule  Rhodesia Is Mobilizing,  Hits London Race View

White Leader Opposes Votes For Negroes   Racial Supremacy Advocate Hits British For Inspiring Trouble

MISSING CADET - RETURNS HOME   Wanderings Not Divulged; - to! Be Taken Back. to. “West Point”

Late Bulletin   BUIL DUCT  REMEMBER—FIRE  SIRENS TONIGHT ADEN NMEA WADlLY

Project Plans  FIRE SIRENS TUESDAY NIGHT WILL SIGNAL . _OPENING OF PORCH ‘LIGHT CANVASS—  ‘FOR. MARCH OF DIMES

Reapportion Failure Cited In Decision   Attorney General Moves To Keep Judge’s Ruling From Becoming Binding

DC-6 Hits Short of Runway   Alaska Airlines Plane Crashes On Aleutian Island

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES Throuch Tune %6   At Cedar Rapids  Woman given suspended sentence in bank loss

NO AGREEMENT ON SUCCESSOR   Big Four U.N. Ambassadors Unable To Find Replacement For BHammarsckiain”

Top Strategy Group Mulls Crisis In Laos   National Security Council, Kennedy Release No Details

Kennedy, Top Aides Confer Again Today   JFK, Reinforced NSC Weigh Risks, Possible U.N. Move

President, Aides Seek Crisis End   Seeurity Council To Convene Again This Afternoon

Coming, Up  EIGHTH DISTRICT _. WORLD WAR'I VETS TO HOLD MEETING  TVWIODe ue N woe AU

EIGHTH DISTRICT — WORLD WAR I VETS TO HOLD MEETING — HERE WEONESDAY

AFL-CIO Meet Hears President Detail Proposals   Need of Liberal Policies to Guard  U.S. Jobs Cited

Warns Of Loss Of Jobs JFK Seeks Labor Support  For Freer Trade Policies

JFK Warns US. Workers On Policies   Facing Loss Of Jobs Unless They Back His Program

Kennedy Asks Labor Support  Trade Reforms  Jobs Depend On Expansion, AFL-CIO Told

President Urges Labor To Support His Liberal Foreign Trade Policies

Explains His Trade Policies   Urges Restraint InSetting Wages And Prices

JOHNSON, STEVENSON REPRESENT U. S.  Last Rites Honor Hammarskjold

World Emissaries Pay U.N. Chief Last Tribute   U.S. Opposes Four-Man Executive To Run U.N.

Atmosphere Tests Harmful, Nikita ‘Admits at Anniversary Reception

TESTS HELD NECESSARY  Health Perils of Fallout Admitted by Khrushchev

“WE WILL STOP WHEN OTHERS STOP’  Khrushchev Admits. N-Tests Harmful to Health

Improvement Bond Vote By Precincts In Mercer County   Khrush Admits Tests Harmful

Nikita Admits A-Tests Do Harm Health  ‘Necessary for Peace, He Says

Hazards Of Tests Admitted  : Nikita Savs He'll Stop If Others Do

AT ANNIVERSARY FETE  Khrushchev Admits Harmful Ettects Of Nuclear Testing

-KHRUSHCHEV ACKNOWLEDGES NUCLEAR TESTING IN “ATMOSPHERE IS HARMFUL TO HEALTH OF WORLD

GOVERNOR REPLIES TO CRITICISM   Attorney General Cites Dangers Of Current Measure

— LHREE-MAN CREW KILLED —  Record-breaking bo8 Falls Before 60,000

Record Setting B58 Crashes at Paris Air Show  Three Crewmen Die as Bomber Explodes in Flighi

GM Strike Finally — Settled   Union Board   Union Board Authorizes  Ford Strike

UAW Orders All Strikers Back at GM   Walkout Authorized At Ford Plants But No Deadline Is Set

Then Help Arrived! Hunter Describes Ordeal;  In Numbing Cold 2 Night:

Want, Social Unrest Grow, Adlai Report:  Observes South Americans Aware

‘Sober Note’ Expected In Adlai Report  Economic. Social a) Peg Re 2 ee   Economic, Social Ills To Be Bared  On South America

STEVENSON REPORTS 10 PRESIDEN]   He Finds Unrest In South America With Need For Social And Economic Reforms.

Adlai Gives JFK. Report’ On.S. America   Economic. Want And Social Unrest. Growing, President Is Told

Industrial Relocation Subject Of Two Federal Court Actions   By JACK LEFLER AP Business News Writer

FAR-REACHING EFFECTS’ Plant Relocation Cases Pondered   By JACK LEFLER AP Business News Writer

Governor Ready To Present His Financial Plans   Joint Session Talk Scheduled Thursday

2, Chinas Idea Gains Support in UN   WILL TEST OUR CAPABILITIES  Glenn Confident O% Success of Mission

Nigerian Advances Idea .. . UN Support Grows For ‘Two China’ Concept

U.N. Takes Proposal On ‘Two Chinas’   Support Grows For Concept But Reds Refuse To Accept

Support Grows For Concept  Of Two Chinas  One For € ommies, Other Nationalist

‘TwoChinas Idea Gains Momentum   Debate on Chinese Question Resumes In United Nations

POSSIBLE SOLUTION  U.N. Support Grows for New ‘2 Chinas’ Concept

Union Confak Opening With Bad Feelings   Reuther Denies Any Compromise Between Groups

Jurisdictional Dispute Topic At Union Meet   Family Row Developing

REMSEN FARMER HAS TOP HYBRID CORN— YIELD OF 135 BU.” PER ACRE IN COUNTY  Granville Man’s Yield Of 158 Bu. Leads— All Non-irrigated . Entries From 5 States. ‘—In Tekseed Program

Farm Fiqures   REMSEN FARMER HAS TOP HYBRID CORN— YIELD OF 135 BU.  PER ACRE IN COUNTY  Granville Man's Yield Of 188 Bu. Leads— All Non-irrigated Entries From § States —In Tekseed Program

10th Russian A-Test Detected  America Prepares to Resume Tests; No Atmosphere Shots Planned Now

Another Electra Cracks Up Probers Seek Cause Of Crash That Killed 37

Airliner Plunge Kills 37   ‘No Control’ Final Word From Doomed Craft at Chicage

Makes Fatal Plunge Minute After O’Hare Airport Takeoff   “No Control,” Last Frantic Words Of Pilot From Plunging Electra; Spins To Earth From Height Estimated Between 200 And 300 Feet

Another Chicago Crash Kills 37  Is Second Major _. Air Disastor In"

Airliner Which Carried 37 to Death     Officials Seeking Cause of  Crash

Crash Cause Is Mystery . . .  ‘No Control,’ Pilot Shouts —37 Die in Chicago Crash

‘No Control’ Last Words Before Crash   37 Persons Lose Lives In Chicago Tragedy

Plane Crash at Chicago Airport Takes 37 Lives   Northwest Orient Eleetra Plummets to Ground Shortly  After Takeoff.

‘No Control’ Last Words As Plane Crashes Near Chicago; 37 Killed

ELECTRA CRASH KILLS 32   Prop-Jet Crashes Right After Takeof At Chicago Airport

Pilot's Last Word Was ‘No Control’ Probe is Ordered   Airplane Was Type Grounded Previously For Vibration Defect

Florida-Bound Plane In Tragedy—  37 Die In Electra Crash On Take-Off At Chicago

37 Persons Die In Fiery Crash Of Big Airliner   All Control Is Lost On Electra After Takeoff at Chicaao

Crash Sunday Kills 37   Investigators - Seek Cause Of  Chicago Crash

3/7 Persons Dead In Plane Crash  Pilot’s Last Words Aves: Tokire: Sa: Tendo

Clue To Chicago Plane Crash Seen In Frantic Last Words-‘No Control’

‘NO CONTROL,’ PILOT'S LAST WORDS  Electra Crashes In Chicago, Killing 37

CAUSE UNKNOWN  All 37 Aboard Electra Jet Killed In Chicago Crash

Chicago Air Toll: 115 In September   Prop-Jet Electra Carries 37 To Deaths Sunday

Plane Dowr At Chicago. 37 Killed.   Frantic. Last Words © ‘No Control’, Provide Clue for Probers 

Pilot Reported Loss of Control In Chicago Crash   All 37 on Electra Killed in Accident Close to O’Hare

Apartment Building In San Rafael Drops Into Hole Caused by Cavein

AGAINST FRANCE  Algerian Rebel Leaders Hold Meeting To Discuss Strategy

Algerian Rebels To  Confer   More Trouble Expected To Be Brewed For French

ON REDISTRICTING IOWA  Minor Adjustments Not Enough, Hultman Says

Defies Local, Federal Authorities South Dakotan’s Not About To Have Herd Tested for TB

Situation in Deadlock —  Rancher Defies Order To Test Cattle for TB

Pu sl 1e “d Al  YI it 4 a r A s W e? >I] (; yf )  kK e n n ed x WV a n fs wie ii O Kk now U/ io ar e le or m in a ti O n   Castro Wants To Swap Kennedy  Invasion Captives For ‘Dozers

Kennedy's Words In Canada Seemed Aimed At Communists      Implies U. S. Will Stand Ground In Asia, Latin America, Germany

Manned Flight in Orbit Is Planned This Year, Report   Soviet Union About To Launch Space Man

Temperature tumble precedes new snow in much of lowa   Meverury dings

Ohio Assembly Due To Quit Work Today   Lawmakers Slated To Return July 31 For Final Cleanup

Le gislators Finish Heavy Work Today  Return July 31 To  Clean Up Odds And ) eae: fava EER, Paver

Ohio Assembly Due To Quit Work Today  Lawmakers Slate Mp Bese m Jay 3

104th General Assembly Ends Session Today   Call End-of-Month Meeting For Actior On DiSalle Vetoes

Senate May Delay Action On ‘A&B’ Bill   General Assembly Goes Home After  28.Week Session

Asian Nation Parley Holds Fate Of Laos  War Or Peace Can Wwe ma, —e.   War Or Peace Can Hinge On Outcome Of SEATO Session

REPORT FROM LAOS   SEATO Parley Could Mean War  Or Peace In Laos

Levitt Named to Head Three-Man Unit Investigating Tallamy Thruway Contract

Grissom Confirmed As First Pick   To Launch Second Spaceman 8 O'Clock On Tuesday Morninc

Smallest of Seven American Human Astronauts to Rocket Into Space Tomorrow Morning

Now It’s Official: = Ee ~  Grissom Js. Selected For Tuesday's Space Hop; Conditions Ideal   SPACEMAN’S MOTHER NOT TOO NERVOUS

SUIB-ORBITAL AND DOWNRANGE—Chart shows manned capsule firing plan and planned pickup pro  cedure,  Everything Is ‘A-OK’

AF Captain Chosen For Second Hop   “Liberty Bell 7 Due To Take Off Tomorrow At Cape

Capt. Grissom Will Make 2nd Capsule Flight   Final Countdown Atready Started for Blast-off Early  Tuesday Morning.

Space Shot Scheduled  Tomorrow.   Grissom Set To  Be Second Man Ta Dutar Snana

SET FOR TOMORROW .  Grissom Will Be The Astronaut In Next Space Shot

Grissom's Day Conditions Reported Right For Space Flight Of Hoosier Tuesday

All Elements ‘A-OK’ Prior To Launching   Air Force Captain Set For Sub-Orbit Shot; John Glenn Named Astronaut Back-Up

Red Summit Expected to Add to Tension   Laos, Nuclear Ban, Congo, Berlin Top Meeting’s Docket

Westinghouse Creates Own Anti-Trust Division to Guard Axainst Violating Law

me HL FT GCi I FOCKeCINOGOK .  State Plan To Curb Spveeders!s Criticized

Sub Data Stolen By Spy Suspect  Briton Says Reds Beat Him, Threatened tn Harm ‘Whictence

‘Forced by threats into espionage   Royal navy clerk photographed nuclear sub plans

Espionage in England seen  Beatings and Threats Used To Break Loyalty of Clerk

Photographed Secret Plans Of Submarine   Spy Suspect Says He Was Beaten By Communist Agents

SPY FIGURE COPIED TOP SUB PLANS   Suspect Admits Stealing Data  ‘Under Precesa!

Pooese 5 @. wT 2 FN ’ , British spy Trial Derendant  Says Red Hoodlums Beat Him

Beaten by Reds, Says Defendant   Woman Threatened by Them, Adds Briton Tried as Spy.

Testifies Red Hoodlums Forced Him to Deliver  Plans of Nuclear Sub

Spy Suspect Says Reds Beat Him   Houghton Claims He Was Forced to Give Secrets

LL  Witness At British Spy Trial Tells Of Threats. Beating By Hoodlums

Accused Spy Tells Of Beating   British Clerk Claims Commie Hoodlums Forced Him To Give Secret:

— ress inreatenea  British Navy Clerk Asserts Reds Beat Him, Forced Him to be Spy

Clerk Admits Taking Snaps Of Sub Plans   Royal Navy Man Tells of Beating, Threats to Mistress

Youth, 16, Wanted for Murder, Shot by Cor  Bled After   Fled After  2 Schoolmates Were Slain On Street in N.Y. Villace

Cooperstown Slayings  Suspected Killer of Twa Shot at Big Moose Lake

TEENAGERS GUNNED DOWN Troopers Wound Youth  Fleeing Two Slayings

Police Shoot School Boy, Slayer Of 2   Wounded Youth Admits Killing Former Friends

African Natives Swarm to Refuge With UN Command   Friction Growing Between UN and Congolese

UN. Troop:  Protect Civilians   Congo Relations With Command Become Worse

Hundreds Seek Refuge, Congo Issue Worsens   Friction Occurs Between U.N. Force: And Native Troops

Congolese T roops Slay 44  ‘Hundreds of Natives sek L 4: \ . Refuge  uation Worsens

— From Miller  Testimony Discloses Lillian Reis Got Cash ‘Cut? On Fur Purchase:

Testimony Discloses Lillian Reis Got Cash ‘Cut? On Fur Purchase:

Because Of Laos Cease-Fire Violations-- Allies Boycott Peace Talk   Dominican Republic Probe Starts Today

OAS Mission Studies Acts of Trujillo s Heirs  Liason Official  Optimistic over. Dilewe al klebiiann..

OAS Starts Dominican Investi gation   Liaison Man For Trujillo's Heirs Meets With Prober

OAS Committee Begins Probe Of Trujillo Heirs   Promise To Do Away With Oppression Gets Attention.

OAS Launches Dominican Qui   Team Trying to Find Out Whether Oppression Ended

OAS Begins Inv estigation In a BES  Seeks To Learn If Trujillo Heirs Are

Stevenson Urges No Cold War In Africa  Jaja Wachuku Says He's Disappointed In Leck Of Praaram

Wedding Ring Bridge Luncheon   Mrs. ‘Charles: Davis entertain. ed the Wedding Ring Club with bridge luncheon at the River Lake Country Club, Dallas.   Ferris Resident's Father Is Buried

Dog Shot By Boys Still Can’t See   Vision bnproves Slower Than Hoped

Life’s End   PETER REICHLING — OYENS LUMBER AND HARDWARE DEALER IS DEAD AT AGE OF 77  Set Funeral Rites —  QnareAanw Marnina

Life’s End   PETER REICHLING — OYENS LUMBER. AND HARDWARE DEALER IS DEAD AT AGE OF 77 ‘Set Funeral Rites — Gaéurday Morning ——

—=-SEO News"  BEHIND PAGE 1   Just Good, Clean Fun Shatters Huskies Card Section At Bowl

80 Feet Under Water  ap care ET A = A ESSE  Battle of Skindivers For Mask Fatal to One

, . ° ~y Woman Slain as She Slept  Police Lack Clues In Orange Killing

Mystery Surrounds Death of Middletown Woman Found Shot While Husband Was Away

~ People You Know HONOR CARL MARCUE  AT DINNER SATURDAY —ON RETIREMENT  37 *F. H. A. Employes— Co-workers Attend Event

 HOOK CARL MARCUE AT ‘DINNER SATURDAY.  —ON RETIREMENT  37 F. H. A. Employes— Co-workers Attend: Event

Cubans Ask TB T e sting  Ransom  For POW’s Is Success   OUR TOWN TODAY

HOUSE ACTION NEXT Teachers’ Pay Raise Bill Okayed by Texas Senate

He louse Set ) Tackle         Members Suspend Rule Requiring 3-Day Wait

‘kKnos’ Will Leave This Mornine  rap)  For 3-Time Trip Around Earth

WEEKEND TRAVEL GUIDE  Famed Apple Orchards - Blooming. at Oak Glen

—RESOLUTION RAMS PAST BITTER REDS— U.N. Unit Approves Appeal Against Test

75-10 Vote Recommends General Assembly Send Moscow Solemn Appeal To Call Off Test.

Appeal Asks Big Explosion Be Called Off   Resolution Is Sent To Assembly Over Red Bloc Opposition

Resolution Rammed  Past Reds   50-Megaton Blast Cancellation Asked

UN Group « Votes for Plea to Russ Political Committee  Approves Resolution QAuae BRitease Abtanclea

Only Soviet, Cuba Against U.N. Appeal   Debate Indicates Rejection Of Call To Cancel Big Test

Soviet Bloc, . Cuba Oppose  Resolution  Asian-Africans Try To Aid Reds  TIimcat Peneodiees

Political Committee OKs Measure 75 to 10 Over  Bitter Soviet Opposition

U.N. Urges Reds Cancel 50-M Test   Action Against Castro Is Delayed By Nations

Vote Taken Despite Red Opposition   Would Confront Russia With Strong Plea

Political  Committee Vote 75-10   Soviet Bloc Resorts To Many Tricks To Avert Vote On Move

1960 Trade Deficit: $3.8 Billion   Advertisers Told To Work Harder

Explosions Hur! Flames Into City, 6 Persons Injured   INTO RISER

Blasts in Dock Area Injure Si)  7 Sa rengeeem a 3 Merges   Home Loss Heavy In Richmond, Va.

Nehru Says He's Korean Leader Fonvinced Reds To Get Pledge Jon't Want War Of U.S. Support

One American, 9 Vietnamese Injured In Latest Bombing By Communists Around Saigon

First Visit To Sector In 27 Days   Finds All Quiet After 20 Shots Fired By Reds

Clay and Watson See East Berlin  wo,   huast DCL Demonstrate West’s Right or NFawam ent

Has No Trouble With Commie Border Guards   Several American Civilians However Have Difficulties

Demonstrates Western Right To Move Freely  Trip Follows Difficulties by American Civilians With East German Border Guards.

DICK CLARK DIVORCED)  eri Poser oie See seo Tye esen eG os gece 

WILL ARRANGE FOR CAPTIVES’ RELEASE   Brazil's President-Elect Promises Rebs Free Haven After Tuesday

Changes In Government Spur Pledge   Told To Keep Ship Out Of Port Until  Tuesdav Inauaural

Rebel Skipper Told to Wait Until Tuesday   Safe Discharge of Passengers Promised With Regime Change

Bid Appears Favorable To Navy Effort   ‘Promises Liner Won't Be Turned Over to Portugal 

New President To Take Office Tomorrow; Promises Ship Won't Be Seized

Santa Maria Is Expected Tuesday Eve  Quadros Regime Reverses Stand

President-Elect Of Brazil Takes Office Tuesday   Santa Maria's Galvao Warned To Stay Away Until Reaime Chanae

Smith Reaches Recife As New President of Brazil Offers Haven For Disembarkation

New Regime Won't Seize Santa Maria   Man Who Becomes President Tuesday Gives Assurances

Quick Warmine Trend Arrives   Kansas Temperature Readings Into 70s, Low 80s

Swerves His Car,  Injures Abductor  Arrest Soldier Who Kidnaped Policeman

Compromise Unit To Work On Tax Bill   Reagan Is Named To Senate-House Conference Group

Cuba Rebel Head Shuns U.S. Arms   Material, Moral Support Sought

Council Okays Lighting Survey, New Police -Firemen Pay Scales   3-Phase Project Planned   Bi-Weekly System Mapped

“TREMENDOUS LOSS”  Heart Attack Takes Life OF Joan Davis On Tuesday

Eisenhower regrets ''so much remains to be done”   Makes farewell talk to nation last night

Sentiniental Farewell Address .     Eisenhower Calls for  ‘Stability at Home’

Home Stability Ike’ s Last Plea   Crises to Continue, President Says: Recrets So Much Is Still to Be Done

Ike V olces Hope For Achievement  Of Freedom In Address To Nation

Ike Extends Best Wishes  To Kenned y   Eisenhower Says Crises To Continue In Farewell Talk

Freedom Achievement Hope of Eisenhower   Peace Is Top Goal of Eisenhower

Bare Office Is Setting For Message   Extends Wishes For Prosperous Journey To President-elect

Voices Hope and One Regret in Farewell Speech  “Ike Asks Stability at Home, Freedom for.   Ike Asks Stability at Home, Freedom for. Peoples of World

Eisenhower [s Deeply Moved in Final Talk   Extends to Kennedy Wish for Success in Presidency

Ike Says Much Left To Be Done   Delivers Sentimental Presidential Farewell Talk

Ike Gives Sentimental Presidental Farewell, Hopes For World Freedom

Damage High As Hurricane Rips Texas  Severe Rainfall Increases Fear Of Heavy Floods

249 Cubans Flown Out Sunday  Florida Asks Federal Aid With Refugees

I Injured; Unit Snaps From Diesel   Mishap Occurs On Mountain Rail In Southern Italy

Plusces inte l      43 Die As Last Car Of Die:     larrow ‘talian R  i e i EL  Vrain     Ravine

Italian Train Crash Kills At Least 43   21 Injured When Coach Phinges into Ruvine

TRAIN COACH FALLS INTO GORGE  43 Perish in Italy   FIRMER STAND ON BERLIN PLANNED   NATION'S HIGHWAYS JAMMED  Death Toll Spirals

Cease-Fire Plan Vetoed  By Soviets  West Sought To Bolster Setup Laos Truce

Summit Fails To Influence Laos Talks   Geneva Conference On Nuclear Weapon: Still Deadlocked, Too

Laos, Atomic Talks Make No Headway   Summit Results, If Any, Will Take Day: To Reach Geneva

FBI Solves Part Of Mystery Over Stolen $113,200  Two Ar re A rested i in 10 _hAn

Remo Green, GOP Caution Lights Are Likely When 87th Congress Convene:

87th Conaress Will Resume Work Tuesday   Democrats Flashing Go-Ahead While GOP  Counsels Caution

Congress Convenes Tuesday   Leaders Disagree On Outcome OF 87th Session

Brought Back Alive, Moscow Reports Say   Government Neither Confirms, Denies Story

soviet Union Might Have Placed Man in Space and Brought Him Back Alive

Red Airlifts To Laos  Rebels Hiked Sharply   BUT RUSSIAN OFFICIALS REMAIN SILENT  Spaceman Talk Persists

No Official Confirmation Forthcoming —  Russ Rumored to Have Launched Mar Into Space—Brought Him Back Alive

noftic Jnotticial Rumor...  Russia Russin May Have Pu Man in Space Orbit

Have the Russians Put a Man in Space? Some Say Man Is Back Alive

No Denial by Sources in Moscow   Expect Official Announcement of Verification

Moscow Rum Rumors: Rife  Thousands Await Official Word On Manned Flight

BULLETIN   BULLETIN  By HENRY SHAPIRO I'nited Presse International

May Have *Launched Man, Returned Him.  ‘No. Confirmation, But . Thousands In Moscow . Think Rumer Is True

Space Feat Rumor Stirs Moscow   Announcement Is Expected Soon; Cameramen Gathe:

Russ Manin Space Return Reported   Soviets Officially Silent as ‘Rumors of Successful Trip Spread Excitement in Russia

BUDGET FOR STATE OVER $3 BILLION   Propose Half-Cent Sales Tax Boost To 32¢ And $378 Million Tax In creases.

Kerner Submits ‘Staggering Budget Today   Asks for Half-Cent Sales Tax Increase

Regents Ask Interim Unit For $506,500   Other Agencies Also Ask for Fund Approval

To Solve Problems Readily  Concentrate And Be Precise   mi the booklet NOW! 

YOU Can Get Better Grades Concentration, Preciseness Solve Problems

Beacon Falls,... DelVecchio Warns Residents About Vendors In Area   Dorothy B. Rybinski Correspondent PA o.4979

Discrimination In Ohio Blasted   Places of Recreation Worst Offenders

Heavy Shower Exn ected   Ed Koterba, Morning Herald Columnist, Killed With Four Others In Crash Of Plane

Man could have mace clowning Ham's flight   More cheeks   Resumes muvuaging

Man Could Survive Space Ride, Expert Says  Chimp Balks at ‘Interview’

S4. Million Approved For Needy   Payments Will Not Be Cut In December

Fishing Fun Ends In Death   Local Man Slips Off Bridge  Pilings, Drowns

Salifornia Youths imprisoned In East Germany  Student Plight, Cold War Linked

Sanford Voices His Ideas Today On Redistricting  Plan To Match Jona: Against  Kitchin Is Baste Grlestenm

By Advisory Budget Group *64 Million Requested  For State Institutions

The Weather   ine yeatner By U S. Weather Bureau (Weather Map On Page 9.)   LOCATI, CONDITIONS.

Two Want to Die Teenagers Tale of Killing  Seven Is Tragic [rony   Express Some Regret

i ccmenenenieneneneniemenen  WERE IN DISCIPLINARY UNIT  Le en em ater     Young Killers Claim Army Caused Rampage

Lay Blame On Army Harassment  Teen-Agers Murder Tale One Of Tragic frony

Tragic lrony In 7 Killings  Slayers Didn’t Know First ‘Victim’ Survived

Army ls Blamed In Killing Spree  ” First Man Youths   ” First Man Youths Thought Dead Was Not; Want Chair   SOME REGRET

‘OUT OF STINKING RAT RACE’ ~ Killers got what they were working for

SUSPECTS TELL STORY   Intended Victim Didn't Die Pair Learn on Capture

‘Icicles in Veins’ Aided Hammarskjold In Difficult Post as UN Secrefary

Coalition Expected To Be Formula   Trujillos Said To Have Taken Away Bank Fund:

Balaguer Will Unveil Plans For Tranquility  Dominicans Awaiting   Dominicans Awaiting For Announcement On New Government

Weather   Jets Used in Attempt to Turn Back Mass Attack  By Infuriated Katangese   U.N. Threatens to Destroy kiuge Mining Concern in Katanga Battie

Property Confiscation Threatened . . . Thant Warns Belgium Of Aiding Katangese

Foreign-Owned Mines In Congo May Be Attacked By UN. Sec. Thant Warns

Weather Forecast   lo Halt Growing Terrorism ...  UN Plans ‘Get Tough Approach With Congo

To Halt Growing terrorism . . .  UN Plans 'Get Tough’ Approach With Congo

NUANVURS HN TRE NEWS  Could Have Danced All Night. . But There’s a War On and Stuff

BEATNIKS IN CANINE WORLD ee  Dogs Can Be Choosy In n Crazy Fashion.

Mail Brings Reports Pooch Who Dines On Old Shoes And Ballpoint Pens Not Unique

KNEW JESSE JAMES Lee  Last of Western Badmen, Al Jennings, Dies at 97

Junior Colleges To Get State Aid   Wichita University Is To Receive $178,000

Lawmakers Delay Action on Bill To Restrict Flow of Texas Product:

Inside...   ! Graham Won‘t Send Committee to Austin  ‘Action Delayed on Texas Import Barriers

in Degrees Sets Season Low Reeord   Even Colder Weather Noted Outside Town With Zero At Dam

Season Low Of 17 Noted  Karly Today   Late Autumn Cold Wave Puts Mercury Far Under Normal

JFK, Macmillan say ‘Sacrifices’ Vital For Peace   TO OTHER ATTIFS

U. 8S. AND BRITAIN IN AGREEMENT  Strategy Talks Here End In Pledge For Freedom

Leaders Call  For Sacrifices  To End Strife Kennedy, Mac Agree On Danger

Budget Is Major Problem, Welsh  Tells Assembly   Program Of New Governor Outlined At Joint Session Of Legislature

Rocky's Basic Program Of Increasec State Education Aid Assured 0. K.

Kace for City Commission ....  Candidates Air Views on Local Problems

Free copy of mystery Farm picture to owner  Brae malting tdantificeatiear

Free copy of mystery Farm picture to owner For ineking identification

Free copy of mystery 7 Farm, picture to Owner  Baw mabinag tdentifviicatian

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Free copy of mystery Farm picture to owner  Baw enndcnce Seanad Cl nusi-

rrce Cupy of mystery Farm picture to owner For making identificatior

are MN FUP TTIOTHYS) «  Possessions of Five Presidents Being Returned to White House

From Washington to Lincoln vr a SESS SAGAS  Early Presidents’ Furniture, Art Returned to White House

« [me fe Timely Tidings ONE OF COUNTRY’S MOST DRAMATIC. POLITICAL FIGURES ON SCREEN AT ROYAL Story of Roosevelt  At “Campobello’’— Opens Here Tonight

°: i, ole Timely Tidings ONE OF COUNTRY’S MOST DRAMATIC— POLITICAL FIGURES  ON SCREEN AT, ROYAL  Story of Roosevelt At ‘Campobello’’— Opens Here Tonight  — Ban. Bh. @ee

Katanga Chiet  Hurls Defiance   Tshombe ‘Couldn't Give A Damn’ If U.N. Investigates Lumumba Slaying

Congo Leadet  Not Worried  By Reaction   President Cites U.N. ‘Spurn’ OF Previous Notes

Tshombe Is Cool To UN Probe   Katangan Leader Says UN Guilty Of Jgnoring Him

Says Policy To Provoke Bloodshed   Red-Trained Aide © Of Lumumba Being Talked As Premier

Parents On Canadian Tour  Stone Creek Area Boy, 16, Drowns in Lake On Farm

NEW FACES FOR SANTA   Santa Doesn't Mind Ladies, But Men Weigh Too Much

ST. JOHN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH R. 3, Akron  Towa, Preston Township

‘ST. JOHN EVANGELICAL LU  THERAN CHURCH R. 3, Akron  Jawa. Practan Traenchin

Governor Proposes $6 Individual Yearly Boost to Cover Addition  Of $34.4 Million to 2-Year Budget Offered by Former Gov. Handley

{i's Repudiation Of His Promises, Asserts Ristine   Leaders Disapprove Of Raising Gross Income Tax

TODAY’S _U. N. SESSION  British Reject Russia’s ‘Troika’ Leadership Plan

British Foreign Secretary rejects Russian ‘Troika’   Pankey's parents to try to visit him in Berlin

Confer Here Preventive Blindness Upsurge Feared by Health Officials

Rockefeller Prepares for Albany; Legislative Message Tops Agenda   Another Personal Blow Hits as Governor’s Younger Brother Laurence Becomes Seriously Ill while Visiting in Albany 

Men Charged In Theft Here Held in lowa   Pinkerman, Stefty Accused ‘of Having -Concealed Weapons

E. Phillips ls Defeated In Ist Ward   Oosterbaan, Heeringa Win At-Large Vote; 28.7 Per Cent Turn Ou

E. Phillips ls Defeated In Ist Ward   Oosterbaan, Heeringa Win At-Large Vote; 28.7 Per Cent Turn Out   (See table on page 6.)

Eichmann Calm As Trial Nears   Sabotage Leaves Havana Virtually Waterless

TRIAL OPENS TUESDAY Nazi Prison Camp Books Being Read By Eichmann

Silver lodide Seeding Planned by Scientists  May Try to Wreck Hurricane’s Powe

Inside ...    ‘Seeding’ Equipment Flown to Puerto Rico  Attempt to Destroy Hurricane Appears Near

17-Year-Old Gives Up In Girl’s Death   Ohioan Surrenders In California, Adenit« Slaving

—CAPTURED IN CALIFORNIAYouth, 17, Confesses Slaying Of Ohio Coed

Sets 1-Way Ticket to New York  Self - Styled Nazi Stirs Wild Melee in Boston

Paul Adams Named To High Court   He Will Succeed  George Edwards

‘New Mexico to Get Over $5 Million ‘Under Kennedy School Aid Measure

Storm Blows Out Of State, Thaw Due  ; Upstate Roads Iced  During Sharp Chill

Airlifting of Refugees ‘Organized Kidnaping,’ East Germans Maintain

East Germany Charges Refugee Flight With U.S. Aid ‘Organized Kidnaping’

German Reds  Angry, Charge  Air Violation Helicopter Flew  Refugees from Ringed Hamlet

U.S. Action Is Termed Kidnaping  ‘Copters Lift Seven Out Of  Stainctuecken

Hunt Pieks More House Chairmen   Special Session Set February 28 In Greensboro

‘Joseph Hunt Day’ Is February 28; Six Additional Committees Named

Winter Clamps Down In East  Schools Close As   Schools Close As Far South As N.C.

Cold Air Knifes ~ Into Deep South   Icy Roads Blamed for Many Fatalities in. Eastern Portion of Nation

 Bitter Cold and Snow Weather Deals New Blow  Against Storm Ravaged East

Union Men Urge More Job Action  _ JFK Program Insufficient,  Leaders Claim

Labor Union Leaders Say Kennedy Program Not ° Enough to Cure Recession

Jurors Sull Being Picked In Rees Trial   Entire 85-Member Panel Undergoing Extensive Probing

U.S. Gls Lose Tax-Free Deal  New Orders Designed   New Orders Designed To Curb Gold Outflow

Servicemen’s Foreign Cars Benefits Cut  GI's Can No Longer  Buy Autos Tax-Free, Qhin Tham Niutv. re

Order Curbs  Servicemen’s  Car Shipment Move Halts Sending  Ep 7 st      Move Halts Sending Foreign Cars Home Minus Duty. Freight

Kennedy Issues Order Ending Free  Duty on Servicemen’s Foreign Cars

GI tax-free foreign car buying out   Uncle Sam takes step to cut down outflow of gold

No Free Shipping Of Foreign.Cars  Servicemen Also Must my. ._ Pr_.n.. a VFL alee

Servicemen Due Import Curtailment  Duty-Free Gifts To Be Stopped

Overseas Troops To Pay Tariff   Kennedy Decrees End Of Duty-Free Car, Gift Return

Ban Free Shipment Home of Foreign Autos Bought by Military Personnel

Armed Forces Hit In Move On Gold How   Not Permitted To Ship Foreign Cars Home Expense Fre:

Safety Dept. Seeks New ‘Tools’ from Legislature   Several Bills On Safety Matters In House or Senate

taeda dh ao Roa rUC Diuldlefal POE Didlerdl VISCUSSIONS  Allies Meet To Assess Change In Soviet Disarmament Tactics      Weigh Berlin Strateay

ee ee eee  nether ee  Allies Meet To Assess Change In Soviet Disarmament Tactics   Weigh Berlin Strategy

AEC Is Getting Set to Resume Atom Air Tests   if President Rules That the National Security Demands

August's 5.45 Inches of Rain Broke 11-Year-Old Record: 17.5 Inches in ‘4

Legislature Gets Perennials—Home Rule, Apportionment, Direct Primary

U.N. Congo: Peace Plans Outlined  Measure Designed To Halt Strife

18-Nation Group Appears lo Hold Peace Solution   Russia Expected To Raise Voice Protesting Action

Congo Advisory Group Expected To Suggest Stronger U.N. Action     Kennedy Meets With Soviet Envoy, Rusk, Security Aid

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Miss Alpern — Wins Senate Approval, 34-1:   Becomes First Woman on State Cn raAma Cait

Activity At Driving Park  Increasing 10th Horse Show,  ee a  es oe   10th Horse Show, Parade, Fireworks Onenina Hiahlights

Six Killed On Kansas Roads  jee mee hse me tiucwraem-eiamen::. ouiemercik

Pearl Buck Won’t Go: She Hates Crowds  ea semen mn a eh Ae me RR RN eR  es eR somams  Bucks Democrats To RollOn Wheels To Inauguration

Pearl Buck Won’t Go: She Hates Crowds  Bucks Democrats To Roll On Wheels To Inauguration

USAF Captain Charged With Helping Spies   Accused Of Giving Defense Informatior To Foreign Agents

State Awaits Congress’ Action on Retraining  Jobless in New Skills

KNOW EVERY BLADE OF GRASS McCoy ‘Impractical’ For 32nd—Officials

McCoy Held Impractical as Active Duty Training Site for 32nd Division

Laos Groups Agreed on Coalition   Pact Breaks Deadlock In Truce Talks, but Brings New Dispute Over ‘Summit’ Site

2 Acres Provide Battle ‘Ground’   Company Breaks Ground For  $ 150.000 Morrisville Plant

 On Inside Pages   Taylor's. Reported Belief .. . Vietnamese Need to Put Resources to Better Use

‘Increased American Trainine  oaeeeneninne maioemmunoaeerorccrinie teeter ott  General Taylor Briefs Kennedy On Viet Nam

Taylor Indicates Viet Nam Wil Use Own Troops   General Believed to Have Urged In.creased U.S. Training, Supply Aid.  a a= ee le oo

Taylor Tells JFK ‘Troops Are Adequate’  To Make Better Use   To Make Better Use Sees Definite Need Of Existing Resources

Urges More Effective Use of Native Troops  Taylor Gives JFK Report on Viet Nam

$60 Million Aid Bill Gets OK in Senate Session  Final Passage Due after Midniaht.

Ls Attend School in Russia  Negro Girl to Accept Nikita’s Invitation

Launchied From Carrier  2 Men Ride Balloon To New Record Altitude

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Copvrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Probers Report Montana Has No Problem  In Civil Rights   Emergency Exists

GOP Blocks Revenue Bills of $105.7 Millio  Oram Want  to See Lawrence’s , Appropriation Plans

Demo Leader Delays Action Saying "We Don't Have Votes" — _ Legislature Hopes For Break In GOP  Opposition To $105.7 Million Tax Plan

Was On Taft’s Team In ‘52  Ex-Republican Senator, George Bender, Is Dead

Death Take: Ex-Senator  Bender, 64  Heart Attack Fatal For Colorful Ohio   Heart Attack Fatal For Colorful Ohio GOP Politician

Former GOP Senator, Congressman  Bender Succumbs To Heart Atiack

CAPITAL GETS OFF LIGHT Staggering, Blizzard Aims Roundhouse Punch At East

Massive Blizzard Hits East Coast   Snow Ranges Up to 29 Inches to Block Roads, Close Schools

Blizzard nearly paralyzes much of east coast today   Schools closed, road and air travel cut

Massive Blizzard Leaves Northeast U.S. Staggering  Snow Cover Ranges Up To 29 Inches In New York State

Giant Blizzard Staggers East with Snow, Cold   Hundreds of Snowplows Work Through Night to Clear Washington.

U7 Die in Storm. _ In New England  ' Blizzard Isolates Some Towns; Schools, Businesses Closed

Eastern Cities Hit By Storm   Thousands of Automobiles Stranded in Storm Area, Gale Warnings on Coast

Blizzard Strikes Eastern States Chills Inauaural   HIGHWAYS (4 Bar

Blizzard ‘Clobbers East Coast   29 Inches Of Snow In Some Areas, 20 Below Rerorded In Wine

Jet Airliner Taking Off in — Snowstorm Crashes, 4 Killed   Easterners Staggered by Vicious Snowstorm

Racial Unrest Causes Alert of National Guard   Demonstrations Continue; Albany Fears Bloodshed

Unit Sets 13% Share For Cities   Would Be Population Basis; Differs from Senate Proposal.

Ra avnan Is Soloist  Symphony Orchestra Will Present Concert at Bloom

Postal Rate To Increase   Overseas, Special Service: To Be Hiked on Saturday

Labor, GOP Skeptical Of Barron Plans   Financial Burden Feared; Session Beains Wednesda)

Dogs Beat Mailmen, Owners Lose   Carriers Shorten Routes Instead Of Their Fingers

‘Don’t Send In Anymore — Post Office Has Enough Suggestions On Dealing With Dog Biting Problem

Pick Up Own Mail If Your Dog Bites    Fat Airmen Told To Take It Off —

THEY'VE HEARD EVERYTHING  ~ Unless It's Really Good, Don’t _ Advise P.O. On Dealing With Doas

INO more ideas, please! _ Mailmen solve their problem of dog-bites

New Policy Starts Jan. 13  Would Give Mailmen  Cats to Ward Off Doas

sfHfective. Jan. 13- Pick Up Your Own Mail Notice To Citizens Who Own Dogs Who Dislike Postmen

Imaginative citizens to mailmen's rescue  FROM DEFENSIVE MEASURES TO TOOTH-TO-TOOTH PHILOSOPHY

People Flood Postmen With Dog:Bite Tactic: But Many ‘Are Barking Up The Wrong Tree.

Post Office Will Begin New Policy   Mailmen’s Plight With Dogs Causes Change In Provram

No Delivery if Your Dog Bites Brave Mailman -Postman’s War on Dogs Starts

FROM CATS TO BATS—  Mailmen Given Suggestions On Handling Dog Problem

Grandioso Triunfo de Uno de la Raza: Enrique Gonzalez, de San Antonio, Tex., Triunfé en Toda la Linea, como Diputado

Chimp Space Traveler Back For Analysis   Monkey Gay After 5,000-M.P.H. Flight

At 5,000 Miles Per Hour. . . : ‘Ham’ Survives Ride In Souped-up Rocket

Shakes Hands With Vet After 5.000Mile-an-Hour Trip Over Atlantic.

Doctors Examine Chimp to Learn Effects of His Brief Space Flight

Ham Appears To Take Space Flight As ‘Lark’   Poses For Pictures, Shakes Hands Afte 5,000 MPH ‘Trip’

Being Returned for Medical Check     Chimp Astronaut Survives Space Flight

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‘himp Returns te Conaveral To Help Scientisis Decide Whether Space Jaunts dre Sate for

Control O Capital Ait Stake   U.N. Headquarters In Katanga Capital Under Heavy Fire, Saturday

State College Campus Red Plot Charged   Senate Committee Sternly Bid: for Touch Policy at Campuses

Commies Vow Support For Fidel Regime  Demands America Hah ‘Avcoressinn’

Russ Say ‘Cuban People’ Not Alone  Pledge Red Help to Drive Out Invader

Spells Out Kennedy's New Program to Save “Ad Laact 10 to 15 Million Lives

McNamara Warns A-Arms Ready   Secretary Tells Committee System of Shelters Could Save 10 to 15 Million Lives

McNamara Says Millions May Die In Attack   Jefense Secretary Claims New CD Plan Could Save 10-15 Million.

ficNamara Tells Congress  oer nearer eaten eta mene mene  Millions Might Die In Nuclear Attack On U.S.

Busy With Shovels: $29,700 in Dead Woman s  Purse Starts Treasure Hunt

Violence Continues  Ih Capital   Tshombe Leaves Vows To Fight On Despite Odds

3 Katangan Strongholds Fall To UN.   President Tshombe Vows Fight To End Against ‘Butchery’

3 Strongholds Fall In Katanga Fighting   \Elizabethville a Front Line, And Civilians, Soldiers Die

Tshombe Leaves Katanga Capital City As UN Forces Seize Three Stronaholds

y Be Almost ' Katangese   Fight May Over For   UN Forces Say They're Winning

Elisabethville About To Fall To U.N. Units  a a ee   Tshombe Departs But Pledges Fight

Tshombe Quits Capital: Vows To Fight fo End   3 Strongholds in Elisabethville Area Fall to U.N. Troops

Must Reach Objectives Before Cease Fire--Thant   Tshombe Vows Fight To The End As U.N. Troops Move Forward .

Three Kafangan Strongholds   Tshombe Departs Leopoldville But Vows Fight To End

U.N. Takes Capital City Of Katanga   Tshombe Leaves But Makes Vow To Fight To End

UN Forces Roll  Tshombe Will ‘Fight To End’      Latins Cheer JFK

Katangans Hol Post in Heart of Capital   U.N, HEAD BACKED  Seeretary-general of United Nations, U Thant, wins support af Cango advisory committee on cease-fire in Congo. Story en page 3.

3 Katanga Garrisons Overrun   Katangan Soldiers Still Holding Out In Parts of City

3 Katanga  Fortresses Succumb   Tshombe Vows Fight to End; Leaves Capital

President Tshombe Escapes To Refuge.ln Border Town Vowing A Fight Té. The End

Katanga President Quits Capital City   UN Overruns Three Sirongholds

JFK Seeks Limit On Yanks  Souvenir Buying Overseas   Ken nedy Asks Billion Aid  For Jobless

Funds Would Aid Needy Children, Extend Benefits   New Minimum Wage Proposal Planned Today

Would Continue Or Reinstate PaymentsWhere State Benefits Have Run Out

Billion-Dollar Action Askec By Kennedy   Anti-Recession Proposals Would Aid Unemployed

Jobless Aid Bills Offered By Kennedy   Would Extend Idle Benefits, Assist Needy Children

Jobless Aid Bills Pushed By Kennedy   Asks Congress Extend Time of Payments and Give Help to Children —Pay Bill Due Next

 President Is Giving State Dinner  pe Historic Mount Vernon Tonight

,74 Piece Orchestra Troops in Scarlet Coats to Greet Kennedy Dinner Guest:

‘Daily Almanae   At Washington's H ome * Fancy Party. cocked’ For Pakistan's Leader

State Dinner Tonight At Mount Vernon   President Of Pakistan Guest

Inside The Times   Sampling Colonial Days  Pakistan Guests To Dine At Mount Vernon

‘PAKISTAN PRESIDENT GUEST OF HONOR  Mount Vernon To Glitter For Dinner

At Mount Vernon     JEK’s State Dinner Awaits President of Pakistan

’ French-Cooked Chicken On Golden Service To Feature Kennedy Dinner Tonight

Fancy Banquet at Mt. Vernon  Kennedy Entertains Pakistani President

Kennedy To Entertain Ayub Khan   State Dinner Is Set For Historie Mount Vernon

Compromise Expected In Rocky's School Aid Plan   Aid To Depressed Areas Proposal Going To Voters

‘Rockefeller To Enter School Aid Conflict   Expected To Favor Renuhlican Leaders

$2 Billion Budget Gets House Okay   Ohio Senate Will Air 2-Year Plan Starting Tuesday

House Passes Slashed Budget  Bill Heads for More  Gute In Ohicn Senate

State Senate Set for Look At New Budget   Only 15 House Votes Support Governor as Deep Cuts Are Made

Senate Also To Cut And “Cut Plenty’ a — fF   House Pares Down  DiSalle Budget

State Senate Set for Look At New Budget  Only 7. House Votes  C want fehawaekase ae   Only 15 House Votes Support Governor as Deep Cuts Are Made

Girl Slayer Reads Comic Books In Jail   She, Her Companion Not Worrying About Their Fate

Highway Toll Rises To 279   New Mexico Traffic Toll to Date 279 Last Year’s Toll to Dale 326

Lenten Guideposts  : personal messages of Inspiration and faith      Couldn't Hide From Friends

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS   Ted Husing Tells How Prayer Helped Turn Despair Into Hopeful Situation

466 Die On Highways, Overall Total Is 663  Holiday Is Second Worst

Memorial Day Weekend Traffic Toll Is Highest In Nation's History

U. S. Holiday Weekend Traffic Takes 468 Lives   Toll Sets Record For Memorial Day Weekend, Final Tabulation Shows

Memorial Massacre—  Holiday Was Second Bloodiest Recorded By Nation’s Traffic

Traffic Death Toll Nearing 470 Figure   California Paces Nation; Drownings Claim 103 Lives

Highway Death Toll Reaches 468   Traffic Fatalities Set Mark; 677 Persons Die In Weekend Accidents

Rusk Would Keep Nuclear Power  _ Calls News Stories of Views Inaccurate

Advisers Agree to Beef Defense   President Urges Peaceful Settlement

LBJ Had Star's Role In Today's Inaugural; 500 Texans Attended   Frontier Portraved.

ome  Junior College Bill Advanced  Over Objection of Some Senator:

Castro Seals Off Rebels  In Mountains  Government Debate All-Out Push Or Containment Policy

Resignation Delayed By Wrist Break   Dog Warden Radke In Canine Tangle

Big Neutrat Gives Pledge To Kennedy   Nehru Promises Full Cooperation Toward Cease Fire

Anti-Recession Bill Is Signed; Money Flowing   $1 Billion Extra In Unemployment Funds In Hands of Jobless

U. N. Will Be Expected To Enforce Congo Truce With Force If Necessary

Wednesday ‘Deadline Given Katanga To Honor Tshombe’s Unity Pledze.

Adoula Counts On UN to Keep Pact Enforced   Does Not Intend to Be Outwitted Again By Tshombe

EXPECT U.N. TO ENFORCE CONGO PAC   Adoula Official Recall: Katanga Repudiatec Earlier Truce; Tshombe Belittles Results Of Peace Talks.

Katanga Agreement ls Firm   U.N. Expected to Enforce Plan Despite Tshombe

UN Ready For Action. Congolese Make It Difficult For Tshombe To Wrigele ( Out

Coming Un   ATHENS STANDARD SERVICE — PLANS GRAND OPENING  TESTS Cree mlw marr.

; _ Oe... ij . : . Coming Up. ATHENS STANDARD SERVICI -- PLANS GRAND OPENING THIe WEFFEHn

~  Loyal Communities to the Rescue a: Aeon ERIE  Family Keeps Big Shoe Firm

Debt Payment Plan Proposed   U. S. Expected to Accept Conditions Of Bonn Governmen

Germans to Help USS. Halt Flow of Gold   Working On Plan To Pay Debt, Buy Arms In U. S.

$1.2 BILLION PACKAGE PLAN  emanate ea LOR AON ANON CONN ARE NNN ARMOR NAA tN  Germany May Lend Financial Hand

Germany Plans Payment To U.S.   Kennedy Expected To Accept Proposal

One Killed As Ceiling Crumbles In Theater  TY} Ww ie   Dozen Injured In New Orleans: Over 100 Inside Of Movie House

WOMAN DIES IN THEATER IN NEW ORLEANS   Tons of Steel, Plaster Drop

Theater Roof Collapse Kills One, Hurts 12   Carpet of Concrete Spread Over Most Seats: 200 in Movie

Dozens Injured In New Orleans Theater Mishap   F oot-Thick Carpet of Concrete Spread Over Seats in New Orleans Neighborhood House.

Movie Theater Roof Collapses  One Killed, 40 Injured  In New Orleans Audience

Theater's Ceiling Collapses   One Killed, More Than 40 Injured In New Orleans

“End Of Fighting In‘ Sight  ‘Neutral’ Prince Phouma ‘May Head Laos Govt.

Laotians Okay Invitation Over Talks on Peace   Acceptance Called Real Breakthrough In Far East Crisis

Begin Friday On Front North Of Vientiane   Biggest Breakthrough So Far In Getting Cease-Fire Talks Started

Laos Peace Talks Sef for Friday   Government Negotiators to Meet Rebels on Front North of Vientiane.

Agree On Meeting Friday For Peace Talks At Vientian  Breakthrough Opens Way For Securing A Major Cease-Fire

Prinee Calls Laos  Conference   Phouma Requests Political Leaders To Gather For Meet On Fridav

Biggest breakthrough so far  Royal laotians accept peace talks invitation of Phouma

‘Neutralist’ Prince Souvanna, Who Publicly Praised Russia, Likely To Head Coalition Gov't.

Phouma Leads In Forming New Reaime in Laos   ’Neutralist’ Prince Calls Conference Of Top Men on Cease-Fire

CIVIL WAR ENEMIES TO CONFER   Peace Debate To Be Stormy; Fighting Halted

Premier Accept Invitation From Pro-Red Rebels   Biggest Breakthrough So For in Efforts to Solve Asian Crisis -

Government  Accepts  Rebel Bid Cease-Fire  Appears To Be  Very Near

a  US Strikes Take Blame   Fair Weather Promises Space Shot   End Of Lacs Fighting In Sight

‘Neutralist’ Calls:Laos Conference  Bid Not Accepted Immediately by  Pro-West Regime

New Laotian Government  Talks Called  Pro- Western Premier   Pro-Western Premier ‘Mum. on Acceptance Of Neutralist’s Plan

Parley Eyed To Map New Ruling Unit   End Of Fighting In Sight As Neutralist Calls For Meeting

Laofians Accept Souvanna’s Bid To Peace Talks   Decision Regarded As Major Stride Toward Cease-Fire

Biggest Breakthrough Yet In Getting Major Cease-Fire And Political Meetings Started

Factions To Meet At Front   Rebel Ex-Premier Dictates Terms After Cease-Fire

Phouma Calls Meeting: ' Laotian Government Silent  ‘About Political Conference

Laotians Okay Invitation Over Talks on Peace  BD. -l Dea abalhe nis ele   Acceptance Called Real Breakthrough In Far East Crisis

Red Prince ‘  s T : Shaping New Government  QAinwannmsa PL...   Souvanna Phouma  Calls Conference

Consider Action Major Move in Cease-Fire   Political Talks Will Take Place North of Vientiane

‘Neutralist’ Parley Bid Is Accepted   Laos Governiitent’ -To Send Military Delegation North

Government Accents Bid Of Souvanna   Will Send Military Delegation

Barrier to Laos Talks ls Cleared   Govt. Accepts Bid te Peace Session at Front Friday.   Left Unsettiled.

Prince Assumes Top Role   Commie-Recognized Leader Calls Friday Conference

Start of Conference Friday Indicated Despite Snub by Rebels of Military Leaders

EFFORTS AT TRUCE LINE REBUFFED   No Immediate Settlement Is. Anticipated Now

‘Neutralist’? Prince Assumes Lead In Forming New Laotian Government

Souvanna Quick To Take Lead   Possible Parley Will Get Under Way Friday

Prince Takes Top Role in Laos Kingdom  ‘Neutralist’ Gets Red Recognition as Legal Premier

End of Fighting In Laos in Sight   Neutralist Prince In Dominant Role

‘nd Of Fighting In Sight  Red- Supported Prince Emerges  As Laos Leader

Last Resistance Ended In Goa   Troops Surrender To Indian Invader

1500 Portuguese Troops Surrender to Indian Unit   By ROBERT KLAVERKAMP  s Rules Pains “exswarcen:

Indian Forces Mop Up After Goa Fighting   1,500 Portuguese Surrender as Resistance Ends

Program Set   Goa Fighting Said Ended —  Last Pocket Of Resistance  Is Overcome By Indian Forces

Last Resistance In Goa Falls to Indian Invasion  Thirty-Hour Blitzkrieg   thirty-Hour Blitzkrieg Nets Total of 3.500 Portuguese Prison. ers of War.

1,500 Portuguese Troops Lay Down Their Arms occnenseneemnennanantensliiessnsnnssnenstonsenel eemsnesansh-ocnencssamssussianasmanpmase amano  Fighting In Goa Ils Ended

Talks With Bourguiba D Gaulle Eyes Early End To Lenathy Alaeria War

Occurs On Rt. 30 Near E. Liverpool  Mother, Daughter Killed In Crash

Lime Truck Strikes Auto On Curve  Mrs. Betty Stutler And Child Killed   County's 1961 Traffic Toll & Killed This date in 1960—15 Killed! DON'T BE ‘1’ IN “61

Favors Special Session Now — Governor Sees State Redistricted Next Year

Army Officers Arrested in Brazil   MRC Asks Delay In Railroad Merger Hearings

No Great Diplomatic Successes  Main Paris Achievement Feeling of Mutual Trust

Triumph In Paris  President And First Lady Win Hearts Of 45 Million Frenchmen

DIPLOMATIC ACHIEVEMENTS NOT SENSATIONAL  Presidential Tour Popular Success in France

Other Results Are Few  Kennedy Visit to Strengthen France’s Stand Among Allies

Satellite Balloon at Last Spotted Sailing Placidly Through Space

Temporarily Lost Balloon Satellite Found To Be Sailing Through Space

Had Suffered Injuries On Cace Floor Last September  ‘Son Dies As Fire Victims " enare To Occupy New Home At Dundee

County‘s Newest Industry   County's Newest Industry  Reeves Opens Huge New Cattle Feedlot

Diplomats, Scientists, Citizens Search For Means Te Head Off Nuclear Wai

FEAR AT HIGH PITCH  Radioactive Faliout Spurts After Fourth Soviet Nuclear Test

Trace Growth  Fire, Wind Storm Recallec In Crete Township Past   By LOUISE MICHALEK

Kennedy Pledges Firm U.S. Stand On Berlin   Khrushchev Warns West Against ‘A Military Buildup   Taylor Would Abolish JCS

Asks Ziegler For Special Meeting  Beckert Wowt Take GOP Backing  Unless Committee Dumps Boyer

Asks Zieg Zie gle vr kor Speci al Meeting  Beckert Won't Take GOP Backing  Unless Committee Dumps Boyer

81 ‘Freedom Riders’ Jailed To Date; Dixie Courts Adopt Tougher Policy

9 More Riders Face Stiff Jai Terms In Miss   Latest Arrivals to Jackson Bring to 81 the Number of Those Arrested.

Educators  Meeting At Harrisburg Attention To Center  On Compulsory Reorganization.

‘Hundreds of Marshals, Deputized Officers Are Sent Into Alabama                                             === UlCss, LEIIOr, Cali:  Ordeal ina 1 Cuban Prison Camp   Ry RORER?T RERRELV EF?

Montqomery, Ala. U.S.A.   Thousands Rotting in Filthy Cuban Prisons, AP Writer Says   By ROBERT BERRELLEZ

Writer Freed From Castro Prison Paints Grim Picture   By RORERT RERRFIIE7Z

Freed Newsman Relates Cuba Stay of Terror    By ROBERT BERRELLEZ

—==1UNeSs, Lerror, veal ————=——  Chueh Cnbaie Pribin Camp:   By ROBERT BERRELLEZ

Medical Education Surveyers To Assess Idaho State College   Rv ROMERT RERRELL)

Reporter Tells Experience  Thousands Remain in Filth of Fidel Castros Prisons

AFTERMATH OF INVASION  Faceless thousands still rot in filthy Cuban prisons

Find Soblen  Guilty of . Espionage Brother of Red Spy  To Choir; Defendant Has Fata! Ailment

Compromise Offered to Make Sure All Teen Age Drivers Take Driver-Education Courses

U.S. Garrison Begins Training In City Combat   Reds Start Massive Propaganda Drive Against Gi's

Visils besiegea City   ‘U.S. Vows Free Berlin. See Story Page 17

Fenced In City Given A Boost By Chancellor  Efforts Pledged To Maintain Ties

West German Leader Visits Divided City   Assures Berliners West to Use All Its Strength to Maintain Freedom,

“Rat Race Of Life"  The Story Of Two Teenage Killers   By FRANK (CrRAWranrn

“Rat Race Of Life’ The Story Of Two Teenage Killers   By FRANK CRAWFORD

Under Fire For Firings  At E. Moline   Claims Difference in Philosophy of State Welfare Department

Kennedy Fires Strong Warning At Soviet Union  "T anh g Es a eee   Tells Khrushchev _Not To Interfere In Cuban Strife

Soviet Boss Given Order To KeepOut   Stern Note Sent After Threats By Moscow Premier

Hands Off Cuba, Kennedy Warns Soviet Union   Insurgents Getting Moral Support Only From United States

Terrorists Butcher Whites and Blacks On Congo Frontier  Planes Loaded With Wounded Reach Whit  Portuaquece Tarritary

40 Troop Trains to Move Oct. 24   32nd Division to Depart From Some 20 Major Cities

Snow, Cold Fail To Mar Inaugural  Several Inches Predicted; Capital Full of Sound, Color

Capital Whoops It Up  ‘All-Star Cast’ On Stage For JFK Inaugural

Armed © Raiders   Hit Cuba   ‘Castro Government. Orders Mobilization; Camp Libertad Hit

Castro's Chief Airman Defects  Head of Cuban Air Force Asks Asylum

CASTRO EXPELS PRIESTS   Cuban Regime Will Take Over Catholle Schools

Holdup of Bedford Bank Foilec   State Cop Seizes Bandit  With $40.500

Tighten Up Security at Boys School  Recommend Ten ‘Risks’ Shifted to Reformatory

12 Uk Jets to Fly To Europe  To Take Part   To Take Part In NATO Games

Cubans May Doom 6 Americans Today  Accused of Attempt To Join Rebel Army

WEATHER GROUNDS GRISSOM  Astronaut’s Launching Delayed for 24 Hours

STUDENTS GIVEN 12-YEAR SENTENCES   Twe Germans Convicted By Russians On Charge Of Spying Free United States

Good Penmanship Key To Good Grades    Send for the booklet NOW! 

You CAN Get Better Grades—V /  Poor Handwriting Is One Of Reasons Students Fail

YOU Can Get Better Grades Penmanship Is Still a Key To Good Marks

2/7 Others Would Sutter Revenue Losses   Proposed Gas Tax Allocation Plan Favors Big Counties

Kennedy Sets Stage For Latin Plan   Puerto Rico's Progress Under Munoz Praised

Cheers Greet Kennedys In  Puerto Rico  President, First Lady Will Go To Caracas Today

300,000 Welcome Kennedy   Puerto Ricans Jam.  Route of President

President Begins Tour to Promote ‘Progress’ Plan   300,000 Line Motorcade Route, Crowd Airport

Puerto Rico Crowds Show Enthusiasm   300,000 Cheer U.S   Visitors Along The  Wao Ta Sacidenes

Puerto Rico Praised For Its Progress   President Plugs Alliance, Lauds Island Governor

JFK Begins Tour fo Push His Alliance’ Calls Island  Fine Example Of Democracy

Puerto Rica Greets JFK  President Starts Weekend   President Starts Weekend Of Latin America Visits

ir ‘st Stop On His  Latin Tour   No Evidence Of Hostility  Durine Pause

Kennedy, Three Ex-Presidents Join Rocky in Niagara Power Dedication

hrushchey Ascertains Communists Can Now Raise Standard of Livina

School Aid Committee Tries Again   Senate-House Conference Group Decides to Meet Once More on Formula

-Geneva Conference Still Stalled  Meet Fails To Budge Reds   Formal Laotian © Cease-Fire Signed

HUGE FLATTOP TURNED OVER TO NAVY  Nuelear-Powered Carrier Commissioned

\Nuclear-Powered Carrier   U.S. Accepts Enterprise. + ‘Most Powerful Ever’   Picture on Pare §-A4

AT ANTI-COMMIE RETREAT  AWOL Marine, Wealthy Protector Arrested —

,,Lassitude Hits Congress . .  Mistuh Sam's Simon Legree Plan For Summer Work Meets Wails

Solons Buck Mister Sam On Resolution Io Recess   Ideal Familv Lives

Canada Seen Getting Bid By Kennedy   Request For Aid In Latin America Mav Be Rejected

Kennedy To Urge Canadians To Send Money As Well As Sympathy To ( A.

Peiping Challenged... © Nikita’s Battle With Red China Is Back in Open

K Challenges Chinese to End Albania Support   Observers See Moscow-Peiping Quarrel Responsible for Berlin Pressure.

2 GIANTS OF SOCIALIST CAMP BICKERING AGAIN  Khru Sounds Challenge to Red China

Communist Rift Again Apparent  Khrushchev Hurls Challenge  Over Sunnartinga of Albania

Soviets’ Quarrel With Chinese Again Brought Out InOpen Via Blunt Words from Nikita

MOTHER, BROTHER ESCAPE  Six Children Burn To Death in Family Shack

Six Children Burn to Death in Small Shack; Mother-on Critical List

At the Court House  LIST GRAND JURY  TART, mere 6UklUe Cl TPC mrss

Food Stamps Big Success   By JOSEPH D. HUTNYAN linited Press International

Reds, Castro Admirers Are Strong in Chile   Angry Rebellion Predicted If No Broad Reforms

Army Secretary Denies Report US. Vetoed Norstad Reauest For Troons

Imam turns Yernen Reins Over fo Son   Princely Pal Of Nasser Mounts Medieval Throne

Ailing Inman of Yemen Turns Over Rule to Son; Nation Veers to Reds

Improvements On Highway 61 Thru Steele. Holland   Contract Let to Overland, Mo. Firm for $322,447; Work Starts Early in July

If He Wins Governor ship... . Senators Disagree On  Nixon’s 1964 Chances

Presidential Nomination Republicans Disagree On Nixon’s Recent Decision

Disagreement Among GOP Will Nixon Be Eliminated As Presidential Candidate?

) Dead, 50 Hurt In Hurricane Battered City   Twisters Threaten Other Parts Of Texas, Fear Torrential Rains

Rusk Asserts A-Power Talk Was ‘Official   Tests Will to Resrst  Analyst Says K Built Wall To Probe JFK’s Reactions

Allies Had Forewarning of Communist Intention fact ll lint ts Md Mn led tt  Reds Built E. Berlin Wall to Test West

Berlin Wall Was Built To Test Us  Lack Of Reaction By West Provides Mystery To Move

U. S. Soldiers Escort Official Through East Berlin Checkpoint   West, Forewarned of Berlin Wall, Did Nothing

Crowd Battles Cops, Soldiers Guarding Building  Russ Mob Hits U.S. Embassy

Smash Windows of US Moscow Embassy   f free rom moryrooa 11e Prairie Fire Leads to Spectacular I-70 Crash

Shout ‘Hands Off Cuba’ Stone Hurlers Smash U.S. “4mbassy Panes In Moscow

U, 5, EMBASSY IS ATTACKED   Thousands Demonstrate In Moscow; Windows Smashed

Anti-U.S. Crowds March in Moscow   Stones Hurled; U.S. Embassy WindowsBroken

Legality of Newburgh’s Stringent Relief Rules Questioned at Hearing

Pearl Harbor—20 Years After ‘Day of Infamy’   ‘Tears Shed for Atom Bombs Should Be for Pearl Harbor’

Plead Guilty To Charges in Quiz Scandals   N. Y. Sentences Are Suspended

Damaged Personality, Sordid Background Cited in Youths Slaying of Woman

‘Personality Damaged Beyond’ Limits’  They Look to Society to Find Answer to Riddle of Tragedy

FROM 17 FOSTER HOMES TO MURDER ‘Unloved Boy, Young Mother ‘Victims of Society's Failure

Uruguay Meet Gives Anproval To Proclamatics   Cuba Hails Confab But Will Not  Sien Document

Tshombe Hints at Soviet Aid  Fights to Prevent Katanga Being Made to Join Congo

Soviet Help Threatened By Tshombe   Katanga Premier To Seek Aid Rather Than Toin Convo

U.S. Marshals Sent to Race Riot Scene —  Mobs Club Victims Senseless In Montgomery, Ala., Bus Clash

11TH-HOUR SENATE OK EXPECTED   Kerner Forces Give GOP Choice Of Half-Cent Boost Or Drop To 21A~ Cent Levy.

Late Bulletin  SCHOOL BOND ISSUE q  FAILED TO GARNER  60 PER CENT NEEDED  Record Number Voted. — But “Yes” Vote Was 170 Short of Goal

Late Bulletin  BEHOOL: BOND ‘issue FAILED’ TO! GARNER 60 PER CENT NEEDED  - Record Number- Voted But “Yes” Vote Was 170 Short of Goal —

Episcopalian hassle Erupts  As , Teekay   Move Aired to Quit National Council

Episcopal Convention Faces Hassle On Move To Quit National Council

Reds Finish Work on Walls  Rarlin Situation   Berlin Situation Returns to Norma

Episcopalians To Keep Churcl Camp Closed   Clergy Favors Integration

Former Representative:  Quigley Named To Post In Federal Department

Senator Raps Birch Society Head, Predicts Group To Die ‘Unhonored

Stevenson Off  On Latin Mission  Tour May Indicate  Attitude to Kennedy

First Stop In Caracas  Stevenson Leaves Today On Latin American Tour

ike Approved U-2 Spy Plane Use  Sherman Adams Savs‘K? Planned To Sabotace Parlev

Prisoner Tries fo Break Jail, Slugs Sheriff   Accused Slayer Fails in Attempt; Dragged in Cell

Ladysmith Jail Sirugale Ended As Janitor Helps   School Dispute Issue Indicated In Rusk Killing

KennedySees Security Unit   Makes Quick Come-Back From Mild Virus Attack

White House Luncheon Conference  Congressional Leade: Called Into Meeting ae Caaeeles Clerntan

Huddle Callec by Kennedy Over Berlin   Pressure Put on President to Hike Military Strength

Berlin. Crisis Talk C alled by Kennedy  Pasctianits:, Tnfootianw. Stannad.   Presidents: Infection. Stopped, Diseards Crutches, Meets Ikeda

Corqressional Leaders Also Are Summoned   Surprise Session Is Set Up On Brief Notice

Situation  In Berlin Discussed   Kennedy Calls Cabinet Officers, Leaders In Congress to Session

JACK QUITS ‘SICK BED TO ~ HOST IKEDA   Bids Farewell To Japanese Premier At White House; Walks Into Driveway Without Crutches.

Kennedy Calls Session to Deal With Red Threat   Security Advisers, Party Leaders Hurry To Surprise Meeting

Kennedy ‘Feeling Fine’; Plays Host To Japanese Prime Minister Ikeda

Kennedy Feeling Better, Returns To Work Today  Declares Himself Winner In Bout With

JFK Reeovers  From Illness   Calls Top-Level Meeting On Berlin Threat

WILL REMAIN IN W. BERLIN RUSK SAYS   Secretary Of State Blames Soviets For Tension   Show Of Force Policy To Be Followed As Verbal Warnings Fail

JFK Calls Advisors...  Tense Berlin  Brings Talks   Kennedy Over Throat Trouble

Kennedy Calls His Security Advisors   Says We Should Ficht For Berlin

Making Swift Recovery From Virus Attack Kennedy Calls Surprise Parley With Ton Security Advisers

Jt&K Makes Switt Comeback  Kennedy, Top Advisers Gather, View Soviet Threat to Berlin

East Berlin Workers Want Unified City—Minus Any Intervention By Khrush

M. A. Klotchko Given Asylum By Canadian   To Decide Today Whether To Tell Why He Did It

Red Scientist Gains Asylum From Canada   Stalin Price, Order Of Lenin Winner Gives No Reason For Shunning Russia

Famed Soviet Scientist Has Defected To The West, Canada Gives Him Asylum

Noted Russ Scientist Defects   Klotchko, Winner Of Stalin, Lenin Awards, in Canada

Most Prominent Since Gouzenko Prize Winning Red Scientist Defects

Red Scientist Given Asylum   Canada Providing Protective Custody

“Is Granted Asylum By Canadian Government  Russian Scientist, Winner Of Stalin Prize, Defects To West

Boards Approve Colony’s Merger With Cromwell _   Adams Township to Join Union School Under Fetition Pian

One Hurdle Remains For  Radar Bill   Senate Approval ; OF Charges By House Needed

One Hurdle Remains For  Radar Bill   Squeaks by House, 109-79; Senate OK  On Reviciane Needed

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   12,000 Have Left W. Berlin Since Border Sealing

British Dig In at Kuwait   10 Persons Injured as Flyer Is Derailed near Van Wert

Soviet Stand Stiffened in Berlin Crisis   Allies Differ On Value of More Diseussions

Western Allies May Hold ; Strategy Talks in Wake of Soviet Stiffening on Berlin,

RUSK, FOREIGN DIPLOMATS TO CONFER ON DEADLOCK  Soviet Stand on Berlin Has Stiffened

U.N, ANNOUNCES 164 AMERICAN MISSIONARIES ‘AND FAMILIES EVACUATED FROM LUMUMBA CONGO

Viewing. Sports LE MARS COMMERCIAL CLUB MEMBERS PLAYED: SUMMER BASEBALL HERE _ HALF CENTURY AGO

Viewing Sports   LE MARS COMMERCIAL CLUB MEMBERS PLAYED SUMMER BASEBALL HERE — HAT. CENTIIRY aca

Supreme Court Rulings  ~ Redress Against Police Okehed: Prosecution Of Beck Approved

Discoverer Satellite for Radiation Testing ‘Fails to Orbit After Successful Start

Fugitive of T. H. Held in Norfolk  Brazzell Arrested on Manslaughter Charge

2 Of His Victims  Die   Kills Estranged Wife. Doctor  In D. C. Shooting Spree This Viornin:

Kills Himself After Spree In Navy Building   Two Of Victims Die Instantly, Others Serious

Wounded Tn Critical Condition   Navy Building Scene Of Shootings

Guard Goes Berserk, Kills Two Persons  Takes Own Life After Wild Shooting Spree

WEATHER FORECAST   Central Texas Bank Call   DEPOSITS   LOANS AND DISCOUNTS   Armed Guard Kiils 2, Wounds 2, Dies

Gov't. building guard shoots four, kills self   Two dead and two critically inmiured

Government Building Guard Shoots Four   Two Die Before Berserk Man Eills Himselt.

Federal Building Guard Kills Two, Ends Own Life   Critically Wounds Two Other Persons During Wild Shooting Spree

U.S. Guard in Washington Goes Berserk; Slays Two, Wounds Two, Kills Himself!

Guard Goes Berserk  Kills 2, Kills 2, Wounds 2, Then Takes Own Life

Guard Guns Down Wile, 3 in Capital   Slays: Medic, Ther Self After Spree © in Navy Buildina’ -

KILLS HIMSELF _ Negro Shoots Four, Killing Two in Capital Building

2) Cheesemakers Face Tax Actions  Five Now Indicted On Cream Sales

U.S. Assures NATO West Ready, Able to Defend Itself Against Attack

U.S. Defer Defense Head Bolsters Con s Conference  NA T O Assured OfNeeded Arms

McNamara Says Wes! Can Defend Itseti Against Soviet Attack   POLARIS A-SUBS WILL BE COMMITED

US. Says West Ready In Crisis  Soviet Still Needs To Be Convinced

U. S. Assures NATO Of Military Might   Government Unveils Initial Plan For Fallout Shelter Construction

Knew w Ship's Location A s Location All  The Tim Time  Navy kaked Hunt

FIRE BELGIAN EMBASSY IN CAIRO TODAY    Egyptian Mob Smashes Files ) Then Stones U. S. Embassy.

Kennedy Sounds Theme for Labor   Big New York Parade To Mark Holiday as Auto Strike Looms

Nation Honcrs Free Working Man as Contrasted to Laborers Under Reds

Blessings Counted Nation Is Honoring  Working Man Today   The temner of the President’:

\United States President Counts Blessings; Parades, Other Activities Planned

Lot Compared To Russian -  President, Labor, Officials  Honor Nation’ s Working Man

C of C Attacks JFK's Minimum ‘Wage Proposal   Criticizes Plan as Pro-Recession Act; Sees More Inflation

Dougie Has Ball!  7-Year-Old Lad Spreads Cheer With $800—Then Cops Step In

YOUNG ROBIN HOOD SETS °EM UP ‘Hey, Gang, Let’s Have Another Bar Of Candy’

On The Inside   Robin Hood Tale In Day yton  A7-Year-OldAnd $800Loo.

Home Run Solves  Slaying   Rall Hunt Reveals Tucson Suspect’s Suicide

UN REJECTS RED EFFORTS TO CENSURE   Soviets Tried For Resolution Aaainst Belaium

SOVIET BLOC ONLY FINDS FOUR VOTES   Ouster Effort Falls Far Short Intended Goal

—CROSS DICTATES THE TERMS— Drop Corruption Case  Give Him $250,000

Cross Offers To Quit Post  Union Chief Asks  ~ Charaes Be Dronned

Cross Quits _ Union Post In Settlement Bic  Resignation Hinges On Dropping Charge

Money, Court Clearance Sought  Head of ‘Corrupt Union Offers Deal

Want Start OF School Postponed   Proposal To Aid Tourist Business

THE HOMETOWNERS.  ‘-THE GREEN LIGHTS °  ARE ONIN MCKINNEY & “COLLIN:GOUNTY* 

THE HOMETOWNERS.  THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ONIN MCKINNEY & mele, Hal mee hea

Deepening the "Death Strip’   3,000 in Kast Germany Put to Work on Border

Farmer Kills 4 Children, Self   Fifth Daughter Is Wounded But Escapes

Wounded Girl Crawls Two Miles For Aid After Father Kills Children

Elizabeth Taylor  No Longer Using Ovvaen  KA.-L: wAYQEH MVIGQUINNNS  ~~ _—_

Penfield In Path Of Heavy Storm Storm Hits Town  In Clearfield Co.

26 Students Inducted Into Honor Society   Waukon Chapter Of National Honor Society Here For Ceremony

PARISIANS PART OF. IT _ Texas’ 49th Division Said ‘Priority’ Unit

3-Day Wait for Marriage License Voted by House   Aimed at Ending ‘Quickie’ Wedding:  In lowa

Measure To Senate By 64-38   Requires 3-Day Waiting Period Before Wedding

Five-State Spree  Related by Pair Captured in Utal  2 AWOL Soldiers Crack Under FBI   2 AWOL Soldiers Crack Under FBI Agents’ Questioning

Inside...   Death Toll Tops Dozen  Flood Victims Get Disaster Relief

Peru Communists Plan Violence for Stevenson - Visit: Five Bolivians Die

U.S. Views Castro Like Red Hitler   Put Cuba in Communist - Bloc, Says State Dept. —Uses Mass Meetings As Election Substitute

Report Russia Has Accepted Cease Fire Ultimatum   Information on Acceptance Very Searce; SEATO Meet Had Top-Secret Priority

SEATO Hopes Russia Will Take Decision  - Back Cease Fire In Laos

ULTIMATUM ACCEPTANCE  SEATO Ministers Adjourn Meeting Following Report

Planes to Come Down Where This Is Going Up   200,000 Persons Flee To Escape Hurricane

 Carla Rushes Toward Galveston  Thousands Flee Homes Along Gulf Coast

Hurricane Shitting — Course Northward; Winds at 135 MPH   Coast Fisherman Ponders Future

8-Year Battle Ends On Financing Road; Finish Seen In '64   Motion By Ned Shepler   Predicts Ready Cash

U.S. Accuses Soviets of Stalling While Giving Arms Aid to Laos   Russian Plane Downec  By Anti-Rebel Tribe

Leaf Dates Not Expected To Be Spread   _ Not-Justified, Meeting Is Told

Ike Cautions Against Witch Hunt On Cuba   Former President Admits His Support Of Ill-Fated Rebel Invasion Of Cuba

Ike Says His Administration Did Aid Cuban Rehels;. Cautions Against Witch Hunt’

Under Attack From Right and Left  De Gaulle Acts To Unify France

‘Where Do We Go” De Gaulle Seeks To Unify France In Speech Today

De Gaulle Plans New Unity Bid   Gangland-Style Tactics Used By Opposition

Little Signs Of Recovery Are Priceless  Girl Was Injured In May Crash

y als tor German Peace Treaty  /Mikoyan Says Russia Doesn't .Want War

What Really Drives Soviet Premier To Put Great Pressure On Berlin?

Held on $5,000 Bonds On Embezzlement Charges Involving Over Million

Two Officials Are Held ~ In Big Fraud  Sym Mav Toral   Sum May Total Over Million

Kennedy lo roht Neutralism   No Purely American  Solution For Every  World Problem Seen

Last Of Seven Execs Freed From Prison   Farewell From Warden Like Old Home Week

Weirton Hits $107,000 in Fund Drive  Community Chest Within 87 Percent

(Continued on Page 10, Col, 4) Netherlands Will Use Silver Pieces Aqain

Feed Grain Law Aim  STOP BUILD-UP 0 OF FEED D CRAIN  Taral OFffsaciale Stat:

HOW WILL YOU DO IN NEW FARM PROGRAM? — — — Extension Director Says Farmers Can Make Money In Program

Extension director explains new federal feed-grain law   Fix national corn supports at $1.20

14 Men Missing As Ships Collide  98 Reported Aboard Two Ships In Houston Channel; One Killed

Ships Ram: Two Dead, Kight Lost   Eseape Explosion In Houston Channel

GOVERNOR SUGGESTS HE TRY AGAIN   Kerner Notes New Parole  _ Board Started Wednesday; Old Board Unanimous Against Hodge Plea,

SUGGESTS HE TRY AGAIN   Kerner Notes New Parole Board Started Wednesday; Old Board Unanimous Against Hodge Plea.

Attacked In. Limousine — OnHighway   Dominican Republic  Leader Used Pistol _ To Battle Assailants

Trujillo Shoots It Out With Slayers; Political ' FPeirs Take Over Nation

Trujillo Fought With Assassins   Attackers Stuffed Body In Trunk After Beating

Retains Right To Act In State Of Emergency   France Starts Partial Withdrawal From Tunisian Base

aw Waiver After AVCS cue  Long Tarried, They Finally Are Married

Supplies Rushed To Stricken City By All Nations  U.S. Sailors Give   U.S. Sailors Give Own Blankets to Homeless People

HERALD INDEX      ‘Hattie’ Claims Lives of 200 in British Honduras

» No Free Plane Trip, No Float   Explains State’s Inauquration Void

Stop-gap measure  Expect Tunisian to serve as UN secretary general

Mongi Slim To Assume Daa Duties  Coordinator Role   Coordinator Role Expected to Add

Tax Inequities Are Reduced, Check Reveals   Assessor Credits Improvement To Tribune

1 Four Hills Home Missing From Rolls.   Special Tax Bill Will Be Mailed, Assessor Says

‘Retailers Have to Inventory Their Stock  Higher Cigarette, Liquor Taxes Must Be Paid Starting Monday

New Batch of East Germans Fiee to West   Soldiers Included In Flurry; Many Reach W. Berlin

How. Why Is $2 Million Question Business As Usual At Stunned Town. No Bid By Mrs. Geiger To Get Bail

Business Becomes Awkward in Sheldon   Bank Embezzler Still in Jail

Capital’s Resistance F altering  yy rr   Thant Determined To Win Objectives

Drive Made Into Heart Of Capital   Tshombe Reported 30 Miles South Of Elisabcthville

Ishombe Flees City as Soldiers Begin To Falter  Resistance Fades In Elisabethville After Attacks

TSHOMBE IS ‘FORCED TO NEW REFUGE   Pope Appeals To World Leaders  To Restore Peace

Katangans’ Base Falls To Swedes   2 Other Strongpoints Won by U.N.; Say Tshombe Flees.

Fighting In Capital  Is Fierce Report Tshom   Report Tshomb« Has Fled From Battered City

U.N. Seizes  Katanga’s  Main Base Tshombe Moves  Government As Resistance Fades

Katanga Strongholds Smashed by U.N. Army   Tshombe Moves Government From Elisabethville

Troops Grab Major Base   Katangan Government  Leaves Elisahethajllo

U.N. Troops Take Over Main Rebel Base in Katanga   Resistance Expected to Weaken Materially in Elisabethville.

U.N. Soldiers Reach Heart Of Elisabethville      President Tshombe Flees Capital To Mining Town 30 Miles South

Businessmen Are Cautious, Hopeful Over Chances of Return to Cuba

 Offers of Backing Pour In Mathematics Whiz May Give Theory Tesi  On Blackjack Tables of Nevada Casino<

‘Allied Powers — Showing Accord  ; _ Progress ‘Made’ in: ion:      on Joint Action:in' Berlin:

Escape Hatch Blasts Off, Sinks Capsule  Flight Success Despite Mishap, Astronaut OK

Third Man In Space Unhurt By Adventure  Escape Hatch Bolts Explode As Grissom

Astronaut’s $2 Million Cabin Lost   Hatch Accident Imperils Life Of 2nd U. 8. Spacemai

Spaceman Plucked From Sea By Copter   Capsule Unrecoverable In 16,800 Feet Of Water; Hatch Blows Off Accidentally

OCrambple for Life...  Space Shot Is Successful      Grissom Now Rests, Gives Reports

Gus Is Unscathed as He’s Picked From Ocean After Thundering 118 Miles Into Sky at 5,280 M.P.H.

Astronaut Flees Sinking Capsule As Hatch Blows   Helicopter Rescues Rocketman From Sea After Historic Flight

as to scramble for life  Grissom unscathed afte: space trip and recovery

Grissom . “Shot To 118 Mile Height   Astronaut Saved: But Capsule Sinks To Bottom Of Atlantic

Grand Jury Indicts Two Executives On Charges of Eyealass Price Fixine

2 ACCIDENTS ONE DAY... Engineer’s perfect record of 36 ‘vears of railroading shattered

Former Iranian Premier Asked About Rigging  Others Rounded Up In Anticorruption Drive Of Country

New Head for Sheridan Boys School Named   Barrington Superintendent of Schools Chosen

Says Pay To Idle Threat To State   Blames Increasing Costs On Inter ‘pretations

TAXPAYERS DESERVE EXPLANATION  Did State Department Know About Castro?

Marines And Fleet On Move   May Be on Alert In Event of Laos Showdown

U.S. Fleet Alerted;  Britain Seeks Truce   Russians Receive Note Asking Help In Setting Up Effective Truce Plan; Marines Rushed to Base at Okinawa

U.S. Marines and 7th Fleet on Move Off Laos; Urge SEATO ‘Get Tough’

U.S. Marines, Fleet Movi ing In Far East   Action Underscores Laos Crisis: Secret  Meet Held by SEAT

Tension Mounts Over Laos  U.S. Fleet and Marines  In Secret Movements

On Alert Over Laos?  Marines, Units Of 7th Fleet On Move In Far East Theater

 Ready for Laos Showdown?  Far East Fleet, Marines on Move    Protest Ignored  Portugal Walks Out of UN Over Vote to Debate Angola

Gay New Year Fete to Drown World Jitters   Europeans on Both Sides of Curtain Plan Celebration

War Jitters Face Drowning  Furope Prepares for Gayest, Spendingest New Year Blast

Real Proposal Is Sought By U. 5. Officials   ‘Proposal’ Leaked To Newsmen At Moscow On Friday

REPORT UNOFFICIAL, UNCONFIRMED  U.S. Warily Examines Red ‘New’ Berlin Proposals

Four Points Are Contained In Proposals   Russ Reporters Call Program as Retreat From Early Thinking

Specialists Scan Reports Skeptically   Fear New Stand By Moscow May Be A Trial Balloon

Rusk: No. U.S. Arms: Policy Shift   Denies Emphasis On Guns. Men

Secy. Rusk Raps Atomic Arms Report   Weapons Policy Shift Labeled ‘Complete Distortior

House Group Members Call for Action  - - New Yorker Wants "Nation Mobilized  TY) ee Soe » ee

Parts Of State Get Heavy Rain, Storm Damage  Rainfall In Brazil Area Dur   Rainfall In Brazil Area During First Autumn Weekend Totals 3.65 Inches

SEIZE CONTROL OF PROVINCE  White Officers Arrested by U.N. Troops

In the Fields   NEARLY HALF FEDERAL  ACP FUNDS FOR COUNTY WENT BEGGING LAST © YEAR—SET, CLINICS:  a! nerne wipes ewAno nee

In the Fields   NEARLY HALF FEDERAL ACP FUNDS FOR COUNTY —WENT BEGGING LAST  YEAR—SET CLINICS  TO EXPLAIN PROGRAM

Five-Player Deal!  Cleveland Trades Piersall To Washington Senators

Crash Kills 1-Year-Old   New Mexico Traffic Toll in Date 17 Last Year's Tall ta Date 410

Britain Seeks Partnership in Europe's Trade   New Approach to Common Market For Eurona

SUA ULUULLELULLLEELLEL CLES LoL LLOL LeU eS  Brief News   Teamster Indicted

Charge Naval Officers Smuggled. 12,000 Cases of Liquor From Cuba

Kennedy-Khrushchev Bad News May Follow Meet Set For Vienna   Re TOUN M. HIGHTOWER

Cooling of Tempers Expected  “ts News on Cold War Issues May Follow Vienna Meeting

Five Workmen Crushed to Death At Missile Site   57-Ton Steel Door Falls at Titan Silo In Denver; 8 Hurt

30 Buses Make ke ‘Trip  ee aiiEaeiainnmenniee nme  Bucks Delegation Hears Billy Graham

Two Mayoralty Candidates Unopposed  Election Petitions  Of Four Rejected

Voting Board Rej jects 2 In Mayoral Bids  Petitions Of Clerk, Treasurer Aspirant Also Turned Down

New Phila-Dover Campaign Lauded  Paramount Will Not Hold Premiere For ‘Errand Boy’

Mikoyan Blasted in Jap Visit   High Officials Resent Outside ‘Interference’

Japanese Don’t Buy Russ Line   Mikoyan Accused Of Interfering Tn Nippon Affairs

Russian’s Comments  - Called “Interference”   By Government   GIVEN GUARD ON TOUR OF COUNTRY

Farm Bureau  Mill Burned   $100,000 Loss in Dodgeville Fire; Warehouse Goes

inger Points at CIA  7? US. Disasters Bring Criticism of Spy Agency

First U-2, Now Cuban Invas’ an invas on  ere Probing CIA After Latest Intelligence Bust

CIA Gets Blame for Two U.S. Disasters Within a Year   Intelligence Agency Criticized for Both the Cuban Invasion, U2 Incident.

Also Caught Napping In Algerian Uprising; High Official Admits; Overhaul Proposed By Mike Mansfield, Senate Demo Chieftain

One-Man Legal War Has Put Squeeze On Cuba; Now Castro Wins a Round

Hijacked Airliner Gives Castro Weapon In Private War With Advertising Man

Seizure of Cuban Airplanes for Debt Led to Hijacking of American Airliner

Castro Is Given Another Weapon  Hijacked Plane Helps In His War With U.S. Advertising Man

Hijacked Airliner Is Fuel for Argument Between Castro and U.S. Advertising Man   Harris Has Seized Ten Cuban Airplanes from ‘Deadbeat’ Castro

Castro Appears To Have Met His Match In Erwin Harris, Alert Miami Advertising Man   County Man Kept Busy Making Sure Buyers Get Full Measure

Not Insured   FROM GERMANY Miss Universe To Put  So3-a-Week Job Aside

Plainsmen Watch Skies, Calendars   American Beauties Engage In Slapping, Name-Calling During Contest

German Girl Is Miss Universe;  Contest Marked by Slapping Affair

War Between the States  Real Show Is in Back Room As Beauties Mix

Two American Beauties Call Names, Slap Face At “Miss Universe” Event

Holiday Weekend Traffic Toll Hits 18 In Wisconsin; Nation Lists 338 Deaths

State's Holiday _ Traffic Accidents Claim Lives of 18   Final Toll of 1960 Hits 921: Nine Die At Start of Year

Highway Toll at 18 in State Over Weekend   Nine Persons Die in First Two Days of ‘61

Special U. S. Units Alerted For Europe  2000 Ordered   2000 Ordered To Make Ready Cor Emeraency Move

Armored Division Units to Supply Bulk of Soldiers   Equipment Moved To Europe for Use  In Future

Claims Still Being Accepted— Federal Benefit Funds In Kansas Are Exhausted

Left-Leaning Iraq Hints Its Claim On Oil-Rich Kuwait Is Only Start

Iraq Hints At More Bids For Annexation   Radio Baghdad Suggests Acquiring All Territory On Persian Gulf For lraa

Iraq Hints At Further  Annexation   Trial Balloom Hoisted By Radio Tu Middle East

GOP Leaders Urge US. To Resume Tests   Nixon, Rockefeller, Goldwater Agree On Nuclear Stand

‘Camel Driver Advises Students to Take Full ‘Advantage of Education

In the Fields  HERE'S REMAINING SIGN-UP SCHEDULE FOR FEED PROGRAM AT ASC OFFICE HERE

f ef F : ; e . , In the Fields HERE'S  REMAINING  SIGN- UP SCHEDULE  FOR  FEED PROGRAM AT ASC OFFICE HERE

‘ Chinese Become Outeasts Red China-Russia Relations Get Worse   Rv K CC THALER

Chinese Reds Idealogical Outcasts . Expert Says Red China's Relations With the Soviet Union Getting Worse

Ideological Outcasts: —  Rift Between Russia, Peiping Is Widening

DIPLOMATS REPORT BREACH Se ET  Sino-Soviet Rift Is Said Widening

China Becoming Outcast...  ‘Russian And Red Chinese  Relations Getting Worse      By K. C. THALER United Press International

Dominican Strikers Fired On  Police Fight Off  Pt pee een at £# eigen Serene

Thugs Sought By Strikers In Dominican  "Terrorists Tried   Terrorists Tried To Break Tieup

Labor Meet Hears Sales Tax Debate  Sen. Wright and   Sen. Wright and Rep. Wozniak  Present Claims

PROS, CONS GET GOING OVER   State Sales Tax Debate  ls Feature of Conclave

Wayne County  ‘Memorial Hospital VISITING HOURS: —  oe. sana 49..2°:2) nm wh

Journal Mail Room Employe: Back to Work  New 28-Month   New 28-Month Contract Okayed by 77-6 Marain

Nelson Asks Speed On State Projects  Governor Wants Action on Canctructian te Offer labe

Where To Find It   3-Month Advance In State Projects Asked By Nelson   ‘Further Attempt To Help Counteract Recession’

Sherwood. Sayer Slip Into Prison  Move Sets Off Legal Furore At Scheduled Commitment Hearing

His Wife, Six Children Killed in Accident   Navajo Indian Has Only One Daughter Who Escaped Tragedy

Canton Pair On Trial for Bank Holdups   Charged In Four Robberies Which Netted $81,994

No Deeision On Nuclear Air Testing ‘DS. Strength  Sull Second To None’

AS CONVENTION OPENS Struggle For Policy Control Of Labor Nears Showdown

Feels Fine After Swimming Lake   Chicago Man First One To Make It Across

Record-Setting Swimmer  Only Wanted A Shower   State Swimming Deaths Jump 80 Pct. Since 196C

IN WATER 36 HOURS, 37 MINUTES  Fuels Engineer Swims Across Lake Michigan

Thousands Cheer  Rocket Fuels Engineer Ends —~36-Hour Swim Across lake

Engineer Wins Long Swim Test  40-Mile Lake jaunt i er ra. ee * een

THE MEETING SHALL COME TO ORDER, CHAPS   THE MEETING SHALL COME ©O ORDER, CHAPS  New ‘Partw’ Graces No. 10 Downing

Lonvene At No. 10 Downing SL -  ad adel t * s+ +  Carpenters In Cabinet Session

Parties Mapping Their Strategy For Legislature   Gov. Swainson Looks Forward to Battle

Huge Bomber Victim Of Accidental Firing   New Mexico Air National Guard F1OQ Fires Sidewinder Missile at Bomber During ‘Authorized Intercept Mission’

On Temporary Basis Saturday © Claytor Lake Swim Area Opens Season

INDEX .TO Inside Pages   BOYS ARRESTED ‘Rescuers’ Admit Tossing Pumpkin

_ Citizen Soldiers Taking It In Stride In 49th Division Training At Fort Polk

Plane Hits Hill Attempting Landing At Cairo  16 Survivors In Air Crash

Reno Air Service Hit By Walkout   7 Big Airlines In U.S. Slowed By Stoppages

JFK, Courts Are Defied  By Strikers Flight Engineers  Ground Big US. Rirline Fleeta

MASTERS OF DECEIT  The Fellow Travelers   By 5, EDGAR HOOVER Director. Fevleral Bureau of Investigation

J. Edgar Hoover’s Own Story:  Masters of Deceit  Communism in America and How to Ficht It    Communism in America and How to Fight I

US. Builds Up Cold War. Soviet Claims  a Sw eEE,   Says Military Interests Carried Into Atoniic Agency

Soviet Says U.S. Pushes Cold War   Charge Repeats Old Material. Is Reply

Motives Charge In Cold War   Reds Accuse US of Planning Move With Subs

Laborer Goes Wild, Kills Four, Hurts Three   Reprimanded Steelworker Finally Dies  By Guard’s Gun

Steelworker Wounds Four Other Foremen   Wild Attack Follows Reprimand; Guard Slays Killer, 29

BROUGHT DOWN BY GUARD  Steelworker Kills Four During Spree at Mill

Berserk Man Murders 4, Is Shot to Death   Four Also Wounded During Rampage At Gary Steel Plant

Laborer, Accused of Loafing, Kills Four af a Plant   Four Others Also Injured By Berserk Steelworker at Factory in Gary, Ind.

Shootings Follow Job Reprimand   Steel Mill Employe Is Slain by Plant Guard at Gary, Ind.

Berserk Worker Shoots Seven,  Kills Four  Plant Police . ’ Cut Him Down

\Killed By Plant Officer  Berserk Steel Worker ‘Kills Four, Hurts Four

Steel Worker Goes. on Factory Murder Spree; 5 Die Including Killer

Steelworker Runs Amok,  Kills 4 Men   4 Others Wounded: Gunman Felled By Guard’s Shot

Berserk Man Is Killed By Plant Guard   Laborer Wounds Four Others In Shooting Spree Through Several Buildings

Steel worker goes berserk, 4 shot down   Runs amok with gun reprimanded for loafing on jok

Laborer Kills 4, Wounds 3 Others  Runs Amok With Gun After Reprimanding

Fatally Wounded   Enraged Negro Is Slain After Killing Four, Wounding [Three

Laborer Runs Wild, Kills Four   Wounds Three Others In Gary Mill Attack; Guard’s Bullet Ends Worker's Onslaught

Three Others Wounded Steel Mill Worker Kills  Four in Shooting Rampage

Wild Gunman Slays Four In Steel Mill  Reprimanded For Loafing, Runs Amok

Berserk Man Murders 4, Is Shot to: Death  Fou r Also Wounded  uring KAmMmMAnaAgAa   Four Also Woundec During Rampage At Gary Steel Plant

CRAZED MILL WORKER SHOOTS 7  Loafing Reprimand Spurs Killing Spree

GUARD KILLS HIM.  Man Slays Four Workers, ' Wounds Three in Indiana

WORKER STEEL MILL RUNS WILD   Plant Guard Kills Laborer Who Went Berserk After Being Caught Loafing On The Job.

Berserk Worker Slays 4:   Indiana Laborer Runs Wild Through Steel Plant Before He Is Killed

Blue Comet Rocket Shot ts Failure   Aimed 140,000 Miles In Space

Storms Rap Large Area  Across U.S.   Snow In Colorado; Activity Blamed For At Least Two Dead

Neutral German Mood Discounted   U.S. Weighs Moscow Feeler Ahead of U.N. Session   Auto Strike Off Until Sept. 6

Veep Asserts U.S. Support   Promises Finances, Military Advisors

 Ulbricht Warns E. Germans Will Act  f West Fails to Negotiate Treaty.

Armed Iruce Prevails on  Berlin Border  Ulbricht Warns Reds to Grab Western Sector

Berlin Border Duel Settles Down To Rest   Ulbricht, However, Comes Out With New Threats Of Seizure

West Berlin Allies Watch Red Actions   East Germans Show Determination To Control Corridors

Armed Armed Truce  East Ger: German Chief Makes New Threats: Shots Fired

Red Leader Says Allies Must Leave   Ulbricht Tells Rally He Controls Right Over Access Routes

May Take Over Access Routes After East German ‘Treaty With Soviets

Adlai Begins U.N. Position   _ New Congo Debate May Be Soon; Stevenson Supports Daa‘’s View

Stevenson's First UN Debate Looms  Congo Dispute Due For Airing This Week

TO GIVE CREDENTIALS  Adlai May Have First UN Debate Before Week Out

‘\Centralization of Government, Spending {By Kennedy Admmistration Decried By Ike

$14.41-Billion Recommended .  Appropriations Group Goes On Spending Spree

CONSTRUCTION GRANTS EYED 6p: 9 fy : Oo Yo is  JEK School Measure

Changes Due In  School Bill   Changes In College Aid Bill Cleared By White House Sources

Ie fei edl.w. Cut EB Wisln. U.9. LQwW/TIQKErs OIG LOSTer  Vacations, Talks With Voters

 Will Check Voters On New Frontier  Congressmen Break For Easter And Canvassing

’ Off tor Easter Vacation  lawmakers to Feel Public Pulse on New Frontier

DEPRESSED AID AP PROVED Legislators To Sample  Opinion On Frontiers

Congress Vacations  For Easter  Will Have Chance To Talk to Folks

Not To Be Cut Down  Famous Kilmer Oak Dying Atter Nearly 300 Years

Protest Partition Plan Algiers Moslems Battle French;  2 Die, Many Hurt

Moslems tn Wild Riots in Algeria   Outbreak May Signa Protest Of Partition

Answer to DeGaulle . Algerian Police Open Fi ire  To Ouell Demonstrations

Moslems Return Fire In Two Cities   8 Killed, 50 Injured During Protest Riots Against Partition

Moslems riot over plan to split Algeria   Rebel National Liberation Front calls for strike

Moslems, French Riot Police Clash  Apparent Prelude  mm pf A mints ot

Troops Open Firé On Mobs In Algeria   Moslems Protest Partitioning Of Country Threat

Violent Mob Of Moslems Stages Riot   Hits At Partitioning In Club, Stone Clash With French Forces

14 Negroes Arrested In Houston  Rocks, Eags Thrown At Nashville Demonstrators

WHITES ATTACK NEGRO YOUTHS   Harass Stand-Ins  At Nashville Theaters

Instructions Are Given To Communities  Bbcecoogin ims —   Sinal! Urban, Rural Municipalities Take Part In Program

One Important Question Unanswered  Kennedy Sees No Easy Life Ahead for Free World   ‘Freedom... Murdered’ West Point Class Hears Johnson

Old Daniel Boone Spirit Still Alive In America, Johnson Tells West Pointers

U.S. Beefs Up Its Guerrilla War Forces      iDavy Crockett, Jim Bowie Fighting Old Stuff, Johnson Tells West Point.

Financed by Narcotics, Charge Bolivia Being Used iby Castroite Forces

Bolivia Said Base For Castro Moves  Operations Financed By Narcotics Trade

 WEST BEND COMMUNITY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN ROUNDUP THURSDAY MAY 4, AT 2 BM,

Compromise on Tax Bill, Is Aim   Governor Contracting Democratic Solons to Learn Limits

Overstas. Dependent Cur      New ‘Administration ;  - May Toss Out Order

May Modify © Overseas Ban On Families   Incoming Secretary Of Defense Seeking ‘Other Economies

Victory for Lady Lawyer Adam’s Rib or Not, She  Refuses to Be Side Issue

DiSalle Asks Ban Placed On Death Penalty   Legislators Hear New Plea; 2 Bills On Subject Studied

Ohio Governor Again Asks End To Death Law   2 Bills on Subject Under Study by House Judiciary Committee

Lawyer for Stump and Judae Clash   Argument Marks Reces: Of Murder Trial Until Monday.

OPING TO AVERT STRIKES Public Will Join Kaiser, Steel Union Negotiations

Ca. _1E*... TCAs AL D..LI*. o7eel Fifin, VOIVVY ASK Fupiic  Help to Eliminate Strikes  I

Picks Site For Harbor  In Indiana   Burns Diteh Is  To Reeome Port

Laos Peace Hopes Rise; Allies Firm  Optimism Expressed By Foreian Envoys,   Optimism Expressed By Foreign Envoys, But Russ Still Send Arms to Red Invaders

Brussels Fire Takes 2 Lives  Man, Grand Niece Victims; Another Child Rescued

Weather  Batters  Midwest Woman Dies  In Tornado In ] naclia Enea

Heavy Snow Stalls Hundreds Of Cars ‘Im Minnesota: Iowa Is ‘Sheet Of Ice’

Snow Covers Four States,  Cars Stalled   Woman Killed By Twister In Indiana, Damage Extensive

President's Jobless Compensation Bill Hits Senate Committee Snag

Unemployment Benefits Bill Runs Into Snag  Committee Trying To Jump Hurdle On Number Of Week

Jobless Pay Bill Delayed In Committee  39-Week Limit Stumbling Block Among Senators

From Senate Finance Committee Unemployment Bill Runs Into Trouble

Senate Finance Group Slows up Kennedy Aid Plans  Official Had Hoped For Complete Action so Plan Could Start on April 1

Weather   ICB Adding Trust Dept.  Atty. Globensky   Atty. Globensky Named Dept. Officer

Inter-City Establishes Trust Dept.   Banking Service Starting Jan. 1

New Breathedsville Prison Won't Solve Overcrowding, Says State Board Chairman

Russia Will Resume If U.S. Does  Khrushchev Warns U.S. on Atomic Tests

Reds Will Start If U.S. Does   Red Boss Tells Crowd His Nation Has Work to Do

British Will. Join Buildup In Europe —   W, Germans Agret ‘To Help Support Miltary Machine

Nixon to Answer Question [On California Candidacy Tonight Before TY Cameras

GOP Divided on Future Course Nixon’s Decision Due Tonight on Candidacy

Will He Seek Governorship? ‘Nixon to Announce Decision Tonight on California Race

His Future At Stake Nixon States Political  Plans via TV Tonight

Nixon to Answer The Big Question   May Enter Céhtest  For Governor Seat

Richard Nixon Tells Big Decision Tonight   (See related stories, Pages 3 and 6)

Spray Program ls Discontinued By manne  Hor rn Says Dec RA en @ikacite   Horn Says Decision May Cost $1 Millior For Work on Trees

Spray Program Is Discontinued By Commission   Horn Says Decision May Cost $1 Million For Work on Trees

To Ease ‘Bookkeeping’:  State to Pay Aid Grants Directly to Colleges

First Session  Ends With  No Decision Gas Pipeline Tax I:  Considered Major’ PDenhlem Ta Snlvp

Kaufman National Guard Unit Back Home  ‘After Hard Work at Tank Training Center

Religious Leaders Seeking Unity Urge  Haste and Patience  BNCD Fe we

Christian Unity Timing Studied  Some LUrae Hacte:   Some Urge Haste; Others Ask Patience

Opinions split on uniting   World Church Council seeks path to unity

Christian Unity Timing Studied   Some Urging Haste, Others Ask Patience

Conflicting Impulses At Work     Council Of Churches Seeks To Unite World Christendom

JFK Flies To N.Y.To Plug Candidates   Private Talks On Grave Issue: Also Planned

Talks Slated By Kennedy In New York  President Intends   President Intends To Boost Record, Aims of Revime

Kennedy Plans 2-Purpose Trip  World Problems Tied   World Problems Tied To Po:itical Jaunt

JFK To Plug For Democrats In N. Y.-N.J. Area  President Planning Private Talks With

JFK Flies Into New York-New Jersey Area To Plug Democratic Candidates

PRESIDENT PLUGS DEM ~ CANDIDATES   Flies To New York And New Jersey For Politicking And Private Talks On World Issues.

Kennedy Plans 2-Purpose Trip   World Problems Tied To Political Jaunt

Kennedy To Plug For New Jersey Dems  President To   President To Confer With Dean In New York City

Red Space  Statements In Conflict   West Questions Landing Method Used by Gagarin

‘Peace’Offer  Advanced  By Castro Promises No  Hostile Acts Acatnct IJ.S.

‘Invasion Aler 4? Called Off  Castro Talks of Peace with Kennedy

Castro Reacts Quickly To Kennedy Challenge   Alert Ends; He'd Seek  Peace ‘Anew

Castro Bids To End Feud   Cuban Chief Calls Off ‘Yankee Invasion’ Alert

Castro Calls Off Alert; Offers Peace   Cuban Boss Says His Regime Ready ' To ‘Begin Anew’

S. African Race Policy  Denounced   UN Political Group  Demands Sanctions; Margin of Vote Hints Assembly Approval

[Abdicates As Princess <n  Astrid Ignores Criticism, Weds Divorced Commener

Strikers March Again in Brussels; Premier Under Heavy Fire in Parliament

Strikers Push: Demands That Eyskens Quit   Brussels Crowds Howl for Ouster of Premier

Weather   Good I. ning!   Okay, the primary election i tomorrow,

THREE REMAIN ON CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION   Five Resigned On Request

‘Capable of Launching Decisive Counterblows  ‘McNamara Says Nation Must ‘Have Great Weapons Arsenal

US. Hikes List of Areas Short Jobs   Bay Cities Join Roll In Record Spread Of Unernployment

“Two-Tlhirds Of Industrial Areas Affected   6% of Local Work Force without Jobs Now

Substantial unemployment creus row across nation   25 more such areas added 49 list

Record Two-Thirds Substantial Unemployment Noted In Majority Of Industrial Areas

Substantial Unemployment Is Noted In 25 More Areas; Idle Pay Bill OKd

More Cities Included in Jobless Areas   President Signs Measure to Extend Benefit Payments

More added to jobless list  Record two-thirds of big industrial areas affected

25 Are 18 Adde d  S edaerneeninmeinnio ee  Jobless Problem Over Wide Area

While Employers Expect Pickup in Hiring Soon —  Record Two-Thirds of Major Centers on Depressed’ List

Unemployed In Industry Areas At Record High   Two-Thirds Listed By Sec. Goldberg In Latest Studies

Kennedy Extends Benefits   List Of High Jobless Areas In US Grows

Report On New Areas  Ts Released   Record Two-Thirds Of Major Areas On New Listing

Farmers Holding Back Cattle, Hogs, Sheep To Make Packers, Consumers Pay More

eek to Close Price Gap Midwest Farmers Organization Holding Livestock from Market

Farm Group’s Livestock Holding Bid Will Have Effect Today, Leader Say

Propose Gas Tax Hike To Finance State Road Plan    Economists Make ‘Three Proposals ‘To Legislators

County Commissioners Reorqanize   ‘Construction on Schedule  Weather Aids Oread

Tavern Blast In Chicago Injures 40   Some Patrons Fall Through Gaping Hole In Floor

BOMB BELIEVED CAUSE .  Blast Rips Crowded Chicago Bar Injuring 40; Bomb Squad Probes

40 Injured In Chicago Cafe Blast   Number of Patrons Fall Through Hole Blasted in Floor

Hint Bomb Causes Near Disaster —  Forty Hurt In Mysterious Blast In Chicago Tavern

4Q Are Injured  In Tavern Blast   Five in Critical Condition After Explosion Rips Chicago Buildinc

Over 40 Hurt in Blast in Tavern  Cause of Explosion te Aint Datarmined

40 In Chicage Tavern Hurt By Explosion  Mvsterv Blast Rins   Mystery Blast Rips Hole in Floor, Ceilings of Room

40 INJURED IN CHICAGO NIGHT CLUB   Explosion Rips Crowded North Side Tavern; Most Of The Injured Are Negroes.

Bombing  Theory Probed   Explosion Traced to Basement of Crowded Tavern

40 Injured as Explosion Rips Chicago Bar  Chicago Police Say  Cause of Blast  Yet Undetermined

LUSTY BLAST RIPS TAVERN; SCORES HURT   Cause Of Chicago Explosion Riddle; Gaping Hole Torn

Customers Fall Into Huge Hole   Fire Officials, Police Probe Explosion

‘Trouble Brewing In House : i.  F oreign Aid Debate  Resumes In Senate

Colonial Issue Is  UN Block  Division Seen I[n   Division Seen In Asian-African Bloc

Anticolonial Countries in Disagreement Over Terms Of Resolution Against Move

Americans on Board Santa Maria Got Better Idea of What Freedom Means

VOLUNTEERED FOR RESEARCH TEST  Cancer Symptoms Noted in Dr. Sheppard

Albanian-Soviet Union , Dispute May Foreshadow Dramatic Red Showdown

Dispute Foreshadows Dramatic Red Showdown   Noisy Anti-U.S. Show Greets OAS Probers

Reds-Face Showdown On Albania   Red China, Soviet Resume Dispute Concerning Theory

Russian-Albanian Rift Coule Trigger Showdown Of Soviets With Red China

Showdown May Loom Among Reds   Albania Squabble Reminder Of When Yugoslavia Ousted

Realistic, If Not Genuine   Russian-Albanian Rift Coulc Trigger Showdown Of Soviets With Red China

Locked Up for Years  Couple Faces Charges on Chaining Their Dauchter

East Germans Prepare More Modern Army   3 More U.S. Convoys Set Te Pass Over Border

Berlin War Of Nerves  Continues Two Service Cars  Kept Off Autobahr

But Watches Closely U. S. Is Keeping Hands Off In Syrian Uprising

US Considers Action Against Nasser Internal   Officials Decide to Follow Strict Hands Off Policy

US Holds To Hands Off Policy   Big Question Is On Nasser’s Next Move

U.S. Holds To Hands-Off Policy To Anti-Nasser Syrian Revolt      Cause Of Uprising Internal, Not Fomented By An Outside Power

U. S. Holding To Hands Off Policy Toward Syrian Revolt   Justice Douglas Urges U. S ‘Recognize Outer Mongolic

Where To Find It   BY TEXAS HOUSE Senate Version of  Tax Bill Rejected

ee LN et Sasi einen inane  House Balks At Tax Measure   VOTE AGAINST

House Heeds Veto Threat, Rejects Tax   Five Man Group Is Named To Work Out Compromise

Four Injured In One-Car Crash   New Phila Girl Is Hospital Patient

Concessions Are Offered On Test Ban   U.S. And Britain Propose Parity On Control Commission

Control Parity Offered West Offers Concessions  As Atom Ban Talks Resume

Reds Get Offer Of Concessions  In A-Ban Talks  West Would Grant eS 5 Ce Be ee   West Would Grant Soviet Bloc Parity On Control Board

Liont Snow, Kefurn Of Zero Cold Due  No. Warmup Expected For Several Days

Ally Strategy Will Be Talked   Gromyko Set To Talk With Rusk On Crisis

Western Foreign Ministers Gather — For Conference On Berlin Crisis

Ministers Confer in Washington  Kennedy Says Rusk Might Meet Gromyko

First Steps Due Monday On Courthouse   Board To Be Asked To OK Bluff Site In St. Joseph

Will Move Quickly On  Courthouse   Supervisors Seek Bluff Site Okay

Suspe nsion Aired... Governor's Office  Expected to Look Into Mace Charge

‘Suspension Aired. . . Governors Office  Expected to Look _ Into Mace Charae

Bill To Abolish Absentee Ballots  introduced In State Levislature

New Hearings  Are Opened on  Drug Pricing   Dirksen Chillenges Statement by Kefauver

Light Plane Crash Kills  New London Area Man   Vajority Leader Agrees  Governor To Call Special Session

\Mary Pickford Attends Conference \On Aging As A Working Delegate

BED PUSHING, PEACE PROMOTING  ; '  Spring Hits Nation's Campuses

Spring Fun Takes over Colleges   Bed Pushing, Florida Riots Share Spotlight With Peace Corps Talk

ypringtime on © ompuses Pranks by U.S. Students Not All Senseless

House Votes Funds For Aid to Latins  Ignore Ridicule as ‘Castro Bonus’ Plan

House Okays U.S. Plan for  Latin America   $500 Million ‘Package Passed Despite Cries lit Is ‘Castro Bonus’

3erlin Barriers to Stay Until New ‘Arrangement’—  Russians Rerect U.S. Protest

U.S. Protest Rejected by  Soviet Union   Russia Indicates Berlin Barrier Likely to Stay

Moscow Rejects Protest; Says U. 5. Insfigating Suppression      Reply Indicates Berlin Barrier. Will Stay Until Treaty Siqned

Russia Rejects Protest By U.S. A. In The Closine Of Berlin Border

U.S. VP, Adenauer Confer   Enormous Crowd To Greet Johnson In W. Berlin After Bonn Stopover

Vice President Lands af Bonn, Pledges Action   Says Washington ‘Not Frightened’ By Berlin Issue

Soviets Blast U. S. Profest, Insist Barrier fo Stay   Nikita Says He Will Sign Treaty Whether Big Three Like It or Not.

Kremlin In  QuickReph   Reds Blame Allies In  Border Barricadine

END HINTED WHEN PACT IS SIGNED   Necessity Of West Blamed For  ‘Inmconveniences’

‘Defensive’ Vlove Called  1 CMpOorary  , . eee St a W/resl.   Would End With Peace Treaty, Note From Reds Hints

—MOSCOW REJECTS U. S. PROTEST Says Peace Treaty Will End Barriers

Hints Barrier  Will Remain   Charges West With  Subversive Activitv

Reds Reject U.S. Protest   Indicate Refugee Barriers to Stay Until New Berlin Contract Is Made

Batfle Group To Reinforce Allied Garrison  phe ree Buildup  tne f anmbavwveiam   JFK Orders Buildup After Conferring © With Rusk, Advisors

SENT TO BEEF UP W. BERLIN GARRISON   Allied Reinforcement Ordered By President  BATTLE GROUP   Of 1,500 Men Dispatched To City In Answer To Communist Buildup

Guard Program Told by Stahr  Living in Wartime, Secretary Declares

‘In Very Real Sense Living in Wartime’ —_-x.  National Guard Will Be Brought To Full Strenath, Ready to Go

Guard Units May Go In 3 To 5 Weeks   Army Secretary Outlines Objectives Of Program

Historic Auto Pact Is Signet American OK’s  Contract, Big , Three Next

Includes Profit- Sharing Program  American Motors, UAW Reach 3-Year Agreement

Auto Makers,  Union Agree  i,t) oe   Three-Year Contract To Include Profit-Sharing

Go-It-Alone Action New U.S. Threat  If Necessary. President Savs

U.S. To Act On ts Own If Necessary   Kennedy Says We Will Not Abandon Cuba To The Reds

Says We'll ActIf it’s Necessary To Repulse Reds For US Security.

America Ready To Act on Own,  President Warns   Editors Applaud Chief Executive’s Policy Declaration

Cautions Reds U.S. Patience Has {fs Limits  Vows Valiant Rebels Won't Be Forgotten

Kennedy Willing To Act Alone On Cuba   If Situation There Becomes A Peril To U.S. Security, Action Must Follow

Must Keep Nation’s Security   ‘Cuba Must Not Be Abandoned  To Communists

U.S. Disapproves Move; Rusk Calls in Envoys—  Indians Gain in Goa: Nehru Spurns U.N. Plea

JEK Warns Nation to Face Facts  Stalemates Test U.S. ‘Maturity’ .

HIS SECOND FRENCH WIFE  “Angel” To Wed Heir To Meat Packing Fortune

\leoholte Vleeting  Scheduled bor Mlondas   Western Officials Set bor Kiv-} our ‘Sleeting

Three Men Flee With $60, 000   Banker, Family Held Prisoner For 12 Hours

Good Evening!   aN NAA AAAAAAAR AAA NAAN RANA RRA RRR RRR  The flags are flying!

Ancient Issues: Tariff, Silver Refurn to Life  President Will Ask Toriff Cut Powers

Reinstate Fire Captain Byers  Chief Heck’s Orde: Reversed By Tucker

Illinois Jobless Benefits to Be Extended   Emergency Program to Begin Feb. 15

JOBLESS PAY EXTENSION FOR 2,600 IN STATE   Compensation  Extended Fo Many Whose Benefits Had Expired.

JOBLESS PAY EXTENSION FOR ~ 2,000 IN STATE   Ree een cree eee  Compensation Extended Fo: Many Whose Benefits Had Expired.

Supports Legion Resolution ae gi  Yarborough Backs Abelishine Pell Tear

Closed Sessions  Still Undecided   Con-Con Cawt Find Ansiwe To Commitiee Meetines

TOUGHNESS VERSUS FLEXIBILITY  Kennedy And Adenauer Reach  ‘Basis’ For European Accord

Bonn Leader, JFK Discuss Berlin, NATO   Adenauer, Kennedy Find Common Basis For Further Talks

Adenauer in Opening Talk With Kennedy   President, Germany Se? Common Basis For Further Meets

FOR POSSIBLE COMPROMISE   Democrats Join To Pass Reapportionment, 39-5; Expect Amendments And Joint Conference Committee.

RPSL      Democrats Join To Pass Reapportionment, 39-5; Expect Amendments And Joint: Conference Committee.

DeGaulle Puts Blockade over Algeria Ports   Calls Up Reservists, Militia for Showdown With French Officers

Prosper Mwamba, Arch Foe Of Tshombe, in Campaian Of Vengeance In Albertville

AVE BALLOON LIFT Fliers Practical Joke — ~ Backfires on Young Boy

Winchester, Mass., Feels Loss In Death Of The Famous ‘First Family Of Figure Skating

Sports world tragedy... Flashing Silver Skates — Stilled In Flaming Crash

Tragedy That Wiped Out U.S. Skating Team Staggers Mass. Town  Winchester Weeps For Three Wonderful Owens’   and Ronald S. Supinski. Here is their account.

Could Alabama Riots Weaken JK’s Position In Talks With Nikita? EvropeanPressExpressesConcern

HERALD INDEX   For Summit Conference _  London Fears Racial Trouble -Will Weaken U. S. Position

‘Western Europe Afraid ‘That Alabama's Racial ' Strife Will Hurt Summit

(900 Join Melee!  Bowling Green Students In Four-Hour Disturbance

Inside The Times   Blame It On Spring  Bowling Green U. Rioting Quelled

Quiet Returns To University   2,000 Demonstrate At Bowling Green

SEEK CAUSE FOR. INCIDENT— Water F ight Erupts Into M ajor Outburst

Fairly Heavy Vote In Special Election   Early Vote Heavy In Alamo City Election

Fire Hits Big Dallas Bank   Elevator Operator, Caught on 27th Floor, Injured

Charges Rest Of Employes Are All Spies   Prime Minister Talke After Cubans Shown Many Red Weapons

Cuba Parades Red Weapons  Castro Ousts All But II Of U.S. Embassy Staff

AML Except I1 U.S. Embassy Officials Told To Leave Within 2 Days

Castro Orders All But 11 Americans In U. S. Embassy fo Leave Country

Kast Gate Closing Forecast   Rerouting Plan Saal For Americans  To British Zone

Signs Signs Spotted al  Soviets May Close Off ‘Check point Charlie’

On The Inside   Reopen In British Sector, Reports Say  Reds May Shut U.S. Crossing

—ALLIES WEIGH COUNTERMOVE-— Soviets Seen Closing  U.S. Border Crossing

Reds May Bar Berlin Gate In U.S. Zone  Move Seen to Send Traffic Through n) British Sector

At Dritish Sector  Reds May Soon Close East Berlin Pee ty Reroute Allied Traffic

To Embarrass U.S. ....  Believe Soviets May Close  Friedrichstrasse Crossing

New Border Crossing in  Berlin Seen Soviets May Shut American Zone Gate

Checkpoint Change Seen  West Needs To Agree  On Reaction In Berlin

And Reroute Traffic ....  Reds May Close Off U. S. Zone Crossing

Russ Considers Closing Off Old Berlin Crossing   Would Reroute Allied Traffic to New Sector .

Over Trattic Flow... New Berlin Crisis Seen   Sources Say Russians May Close East Berlin Crossing at U. $. Zone

U.S. Crossing In Berlin Likely To Be Closed   Soviets May Move Check Point To British Sector

BUILDINGS JUST DISAPPEAR Eye Witness Describes Destruction In Belize

Capsule Catch Made Over Pacific  Cargo Plane Hauls in 300 Pound Payload

U.S. Seeking Allied Views On Soviet Talks   Best Way Sought To Continue with Russian Parleys

US. Tests Mercury  Capsule   NASA Checks Space Craft's Escape System

Military Ordered Out  Brazil On Edge Of Civil War In Goulart Wrangle

Says Brazil On Edge of Civil War   Army Told To Subdue Goulart’s Support; People Arming.

Troop Action Ordered by Brazil Rulers   Civil War Looms as Regime Plans to Quash Enemies

Civil War Develops In Brazil   Military Units Move to Subdue Goulart Faction

Goulart Stronghold Calls Citizens To Arms Brazilian Upset Threatens To Grow Into A Civil War

Military Planes Patrol Frontier To Intercept Hitr   Letfist Claims Right To Hold Presidency

Troops te Hit Goulart’s Stronghold  Brazil Appears at Edge of Civil War

Civil War Near  In Tense Brazil Military Seeking To Halt Goulart

Armed Forces Sent to Stop Brazil Leftist   Military Leaders Act to Subdue His  Backers in South

KIOTSIN PSIOLS TO BULN,  ~ Brazil Neg Near Civil War; Goulart Receives Support

Brazilian Troops Ordered To Action Against Leftist Joao Goulart Supporters

Brazil said on the brink of civil war   Military ordered to subdue backers of Joao Goulart

Brazil Troop Moves Bring Risk Of War   Forces Sent To Quell Leftists As Goulart Plane Nears Home

Brazil Orders Military Moves  Forces Sent Against Goulart Stronchold

Military Drive on Leftist Supporters  Brazil Tottering on  Brink of Civil War

Nation on Verge of Civil War Brazil Forces Given Order To Subdue Goulart Allies

 Brazil's Presidential Crisis  Armed Forces Called Into » Action To Subdue Supporters Of Goulart

Brazil  Fighting Claimed  ti awvliant Gnen   Goulart Says He’s Not Red;  Heading Home

Attack Southern Strone ghold ee POR eS HOLG  Brazil’s AF Ordered To Stop Goulart

He’s Pa. Grandpa And Great-Grandpna   Brazil’s Interim Government Orders Action ‘In Force Against Goulart’s Brother-In-Law

Brazil's Military Toldto "Subdue” Goulart Backers   Army Moves South to His Stronghold State: Civil  War a Strong Possibility,

Brazil on Brink of Civil War   Military Forces Sent to Subdue Goulart Backers

BRAZILIAN SITUATION IS WORSE   Nation Appears To Be on Brink Of Civil War

Brazil Military Told To Crash Goulart Bloc   Wavering Congress Fails To Determine Powers of Leftists

Brazilian Troops Sent Into South   Uprising Backs Goulart’s Claim To Presidency

Riots In Riots In South  ~ Brazil Near Civil War: Goulart Receives Support

Attack Ordered On Backers Of Vice President      Three Military Ministers Out To Prevent Goulart Takeover

Brazil On Brink Of Civil War   Interim Gov't Calls Out Army, Navy. Air Force

Brazil Units Are Ordered  Into Action   Military Forces Moving Towards Goulart Stronghold

Black UN Troops Face Congo Whites  Prevent Katanga’s Mine Area Attack

Metal Powder Workers Vote On New Contract Proposal   Mr. Groundhog Forecasts 6 More Weeks Of Winter

French Plane Crash Probed   5 Americans Among 78 Killed In Sahara

Push Sahara Plane Search  . Recovery of Bodies of 78 in Plane TT weady la Gan!

JU Frenwe tour©re hail musesermeray =C.«  Georgia Loses ae Rattles As University Is Integrated

nee Carpet cervice Thousands Cheer Gagarin On His Arrival-In London

Russ Spaceman Cheered Today In London Visit   Official Reception Restrained, Thougt For Yuri Gagarin

annrnemeet  But No Leader’s There To Be Taken To Spaceman Lands In London

Welcome Restrained  Officiat   Falls Far Short Of Turnout for U.S. President

Many Cheer Gagarin on London Arrival   Will Be Guest of Queen; Officially It’s a Cool Reception at Outset

Brifish Cheer Red Spaceman  Gagarin Welcomed By Thousands on Arrival in London

Defense, Foreign Aid Topics for Congress   Londoners Welcome Yuri Gagarin

Soviet Spaceman Receives Welcome   Yuri Gagarin Given  _ Hero’s Welcome Today  _ By Shouting Londoners  

Red Spaceman Cheered Upon London Arrival   Crowds Short of Kennedy Reception

Londoners Cheer Red  Spaceman   Yuri Gagarin Receives Hero's Welcome Along London Route

Applauding Londoners Welcome Gagarin Riding in ‘Capitalistic’ Rolls - Royce Car   British Workers, Housewives Pour Into Streets As Crowds Cheer in Demonstration Nearin g Kennedy Reception

Londoners Greet Soviet Space Hero  Yuri Gagarin Met By Shouts, Cheers

Astronaut in Training For Ride into Space   Spaceman Yuri Gagarin Given Hero’s Welcome by Londoners

Eisenhower’s Shining Hour  What was the ex-President’s proudest moment? See Page 44   x Specials « For Sunday   After Threat  MANIAC HEADS TOWARD EK

 Alarm Out for Ex-Mental Patient Police Increase Vigil After Reported Threat to Kennedy

Kennedy's Guard Not Alarmed Over ‘Killer’   Masccachuset< <tate nolice <en’

To Be Acceptabie to Both President, Freeman  Compromise on Agriculture Bill Expected

Temperatures  Across U.S. °   $4.3 Million Netted lt Delinquent Taxes

FHective Date To Be Sept. 1...   Fair Housing Bill Passed, Awaits Governor s Siqnature

Legislature To Turn To Other Matters Today   Liquor Dead, 'M.U.' Bill Near Passage

Dollar Dust  $900 COLLECTED THUS FAR — FOR RETARDED CHILDREN’S CAMPAIGN

Blizzard Hits Rockies Area   Wyoming, Colorado in Trouble; 6 Known Dead, 6 Missing

Six Dead, Six Missing In Storm   Up to Two Feet of Snow Strands Many Motorists In Rocky Mountain State:

Snowstorm s. Toll of Dead, Missing at 12   Reckies Get New ‘Fall; Hunters Lost, Autolets Stranded

Six Dead, Six Missing In Rocky Mountains Storm   Former Kansans Among Victims

Six Dead As Snow And lee Grip Rockies  Six More Missing: Wind Whins 8-Foo! Drift. In Wvoming

U.S. Attendance At Laos Parley Reported Likely  Disclosure Made On Eve of Arrival   Disclosure Made On Eve of Arrival Of Macmillan

U.S. To Participate In Laos Conference   Action Lessens Likelihood Of Any Intervention By SEATO For The Time

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa) Council of Charches Religios Features)

Job Situation Getting Worse   Kennedy‘s Economist Expects Upturn Soon

Escapee Wounded And Hostage Saved  Canadian Police Fire’ Fells Fleeing Convict

DEMANDS DEFEAT FOR HALLECK, DIRKSEN  Bailey Calls Indiana ‘Demo State’

LAVREWS Sua jh CT 1G Gs DR Charles JOWE:   uvens Sun b+ I2, 1G @/ gtime physician  dies at age of 79

Peace lalks In War-Torn Laos Now Underway   Representatives Meet on Jungle Roadside to Discuss CeaseFire Details.

Taconite Plan Stirs Opposition   Ely Chamber of Commerce Proposes Tax Relief for All Processing Companies

Taconite Foes Gird For Battle   Oppose Attempt To Push Through  An Amendment

Houston Picked By NASA For Moon Shot Command   x 2? fF xa PR SB  We Were On The List -- No Soap!

BASE FOR MOON FLIGHTS  Houston, Texas Picked Site for Space Center

Committee:  Approval Given To Kansas Dams   Area Water Projects Are Covered by Bill

(Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion  Ea teamne >

U.S. Troops ‘Props’ For New Movie  GOP Leader Asks For Explanation  a

Army Explains Its Part as Propin Movie  Gen. Norstand Had Asked Cooperation, Pentagon Declares

HERALD INDEX   esident Movers ror relp  ~IFK’ s State Hit by Order to Close Plant

= oer j Problem Solved By Buzzing Solon’s Ear  * JFK Hatched Plot To Keep 3 Shipyards Open

o Autos maged In cident   : Calls For Help After McNamare uts Down Big Defense Plant

What Does A President Do: Threat To Close Shipyard In Kennedy Backyard Blocked By Demo-GOP Action

Lightning Hits Tree At Ft. Benning Four Soldiers Killed, 16  Injured On Rifle Range

— ESS a eee ee  WEATHER   Extended Jobless Pay Benefits Slated Here

Flood Threat In Wisconsin   Residents of Southwest Areas Are Warned to Take Precautions

Floodwalers Rise; Train Wrecked   6,000 Homeless  In Soggy South; Tornadoes Strike

GM Sounds First Note In Wage War  Auto Workers Get Warning As Pact ~~ _* ae s> Nas

Dominican Troops Fire Into Crowd   Women Injured In Group of Demonstrators

Troops Fire On Crowds  Injuring 3   Opposition to Junta May Force Dictator  On Island Government

Santo Domingc crisis seems to be easing  Some protests continue, but strike ‘collapsing’

Violence Erapts In Santo Domingo After Quiet Night   General Strike Is Showing Signs of Breaking Down

Red Hoover Snowex Out, Will Pass ped Up Inauguratio   U.S. Denies Red! Tanker Stopped

‘Late Bulletin   FEED GRAIN PROGRAM MEETING PLACE —  IN LE MARS SATURDAY NIGHT — CHANGED TO pITRT Ic SCHOOL GYM

FEED ‘GRAIN PROGRAM MEETING PLACE —  IN LE MARS SATURDAY NIGHT — CHANGED TO   a Trt EOBHOT_ ove

TORNADO INJURES TWO  Swollen Rivers Present ‘lood Threat in Texas

Secretary Rusk ‘To Brief Allies On U.S. Plans   Western Ambassadors to Be Told of President's Decisions on Defenses,

FOR BOLSTERING AN TIRED FRONT  Allies Called In To Hear About U.S. Military Plans

Rusk Calls Meeting of Ambassadors. ——-Fo Discuss Plan to Increase Military

Central Congo Regime to Boss Tshombe's Army   freed Katanga Leader Returns to Elisabethville With 20 Officers.

Set 5-Year Program Of Road Construction   Less Money Than Expected Will Be Available

Girl Found Badly Hurt, Face Slashed  Mysterious Call After Sadist's Atrocity

SLA Bars ‘Beer Frames’’, All Gambling ‘At Alleys Where Drinks Are Sold

Laos Cease-Fire Hopes Brightened  Conflict Apparently Headed to Showdown

Fresh Hope Raised In Laos Crisis   Russians Reading Reply To Request For Ceasefire

Next Few Day: Crucial In Laos-Kennedy   Real Test Of Russian Intentions To Come Next Week

New Hope In  Laos Crisis   Another UN Plea For Belgian Congo Exodus

US. Wary, Hopeful Of Cease-fire   Stronger Action In Laos Seen Unless Fighting Is Ended

10 Serve Most of  exas  TP&L Plant Will Tie  To Super Power Line

First step in Khrushchev's daring gamble  ‘The Wall’ in Berlin... .. World at stake

WORLD IS AT STAKE IN BERLIN GAMBLE BY KHRUSHCHEV, WRITER SAYS AFTER 3 MONTHS IN EUROPE

“The Wall” Is Khrush's Daring Gamble In Which....  The World Is At Stake

Germans Believe Closing of Border In August Also Sealed Doom of City.

Nasser Calls Soviet A- Test A Shocker  Neutrals Told Kennedy-Nikita Meet ‘imperative’

U.S.Has Golden Opportunity To ‘Win’ Neutrals   Russian N-Decision Shock To Unaligned Nations, Nasser Says

‘Small Nations Meet  Nasser Stunned By Soviet Test Plans   But Nasser. leader of the Unit.

Kennedy Urges Disarm Body   NASSER IS SHOCKED Nonaligned Nations Unhappy At Soviets   MUST END RATTLING

Nasser Says Russian Test  Plans Shock   ' Other Newiralists’” - Make No Mention of Nuclear Decision

Russ Test Decision Jolt to Neutrals  “Shioeks World, oe     Noni ali iligned

[In Bid For World Peace '24. Nonaligned Nations  ‘Convene Summit Meet

Tests to Foil Bid for Peace   Nasser Raps Soviet Action At Opening Belgrade Session

Soviet Decision A Shock-Nasser   Arab Leader Voices Regret Over Action

Nasser Sees Hurting Peace   Egyptian President Expresses Regret At Reds’ Decision

~NEUTRALS MEET IN BELGRADE_ Nasser ‘Regrets’ Red Resumption Of Tests

Addresses Neutral Nations Nasser Says Soviet Decision To Resume Tests Is Shocking

Nasser Views Soviet Action As Dangerous   Neutralist Nations Shocked By Russ Test Resumption

Nasser Regrefs Red Decision fo Resume Testing  Claims Action Will — Further Deteriorate World Crisis

Sees Further Deterioration  Nasser Shocked By Red Decision On Test Revival

Seviet Atomic Test Plans Shock Nasser Tells Belqarade Conference

Income Tax Bill Action Delayed   Little Time Left.   Aware Ot Veto

UNOFFICIAL RITES POPULAR—  Hong Kong Women’s Group: Attack Concubine System

3 Sightseeing Cars Carry 6 To Death  Tangled Cable Saves Scores From Dive In Glacial Abyss

Rescue Workers Save Scores Trapped In Aerial Cable Cars High Over Alps

Alps Sightseers Rescued From Cable Cars Left Dangling as Jet Plane Slices Tow

Jet Slices Tow Cable Aerial Rescue Complete  Six Persons Drop to Their Deaths; 20 Caught Between Alpine Peaks

Cable Car Passengers Are Rescued After Towline Is Cut By Jet Plane

3 Sightseeing Cars Carry 6 To Death vo shisceing Lars Carry 6 To Death  Tangled Cable Saves Scores From Dive In Glacial Abyss

6 Dead In Bizarre Disaster High Above Glacier  Alps Cable Rescue Over

Charge Leading Citizen, Accountant Defrauded Town’s Bank of $371,681

Fastest Manned Flight — 2650 mph  Major White Pilots X-15 To New Speed Record

20 Arrested In Jag To Obtain Beer   50 Policemen Disperse Crowd In Indiana

Space Shot Threatened By Weather   Grissom’s Flight May Be Postponed For Third Time

Bad Weather Again Threat To Planned Space Trip  en-nr.. or!   No Better Than 50-50 Chance For Launching To Be Made Friday

Weather Holds Key to Launch   Only 50-50 Chance Seen for Rocket Ride

Bad Weather Again Perils Space Flight  Astronaut’s Ride _ May Be Held Up  For Third Time

Weather Only Factor in New Space Flight   Long Countdown Under Way For Friday Morning

Predict 50-50 Chance Of Launch  Manned Flight Set Again For Friday

Code of Ethics For Ohio Aides OKd by House   Senate Republicans Unleash Wrath at DiSalle Criticisms

Kennedy, Rockefeller Iry Biscuit   President Agrees Tc Stronger Program For Civil Defense

Lawrence Signs $62.5 Million Bills for Aid  Relief, Ed Programs and State Functions  hKArnda Calunnt Anrnin

Passes Senate  By 50-0   Retirement Funds Authorized For Teachers. Othere

‘PUBLISHED .  ‘In The ADIRONDA CKS   Plan Would Double Regents Grants

‘FIRST TIME IN 11 YEARS  Millions of Americans face dry New Year’s Eve

Many Celebrations To Be Held Early . \Driest- New Year’s ‘Since 1951 Looms

Move for Early Con-Con Ending ls Sidetracked   Proposal for. Dec. 31 Deadline Is Shelved

Paxton, GE Head, Retires  Resignation Comes In Wake Of Ant -Truct Cacac

GE President Retires Today   Comes In Wake O Anti-Trust Action Aaainst Firms

n wake of legal action  General Electric chief to retire from position

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa) Council of Charches Religion  Features)

House Committee Okays Bill Tightening Tax Deductions For Lodges, Nightclubs

————  YEW RULES ARE GIVEN OK  U.S. May Put Brakes On Tax Reductions

Tax Deductions Harder To Find By Next Year   Business Expense Cuts To Be Slashed With House Group Okay For New Tax Curbs

Watch Those Deductions On Yachts, Entertaining, etc, On 1962 Tax Form

Baptists Will Seek $28 Million  Christian Education Object of Crusade

Envoys Question if Khrushchev — Pla  Has Called Off Crisis Over Berlin

State Tax Plan Is Proposed to Shift Burden   Heavier Load for Individuals Goal

Ben-Gurion Quits; Expect Rest Of Cabinet To Resign  Over Israel “Lavon Affair”

/ulu Hopes To Collect  Nobel Prize   African Leader To Seek Permit To Go To Sweden

Luthuli Will Ask Permission to Collect Prize in Person   Belgian Newspaper Qualifies Approval of Reward to Dag

Must Ask Permission to Collect Award  Nobel Winner Held in Africa

Fight Against Race Policy Won Award a eat ace Policy Won Award  Zulu Asks S. African Visa To Pick Up His Nobel Prize

Quick Kennedy Rejection Is Expected of Charge;  U.S. is Firm op ‘Intrusion’

Nehru Says Neutrals Not Indignant Enough  FrrAfern CANAJICT TeeTrTe i PFAPXNAAIRIA TIPSRAL

‘Neutrals’ Criticized  By Nehru   Indignation Over Red Acts Lackine

Not Enough Indignation Ninna eaakhan ape  Nehru Changes View Of Neutralist Bloc

Not Enough Indignation  Neutral Nehru Unbends Bit, Chides Soviets

‘Reserves Will Prevent War, Not Fight It   President Hints a At Early Release, Asks High Morale

JFK Appeal Cites Vital Callup Role  Hopeful for Cut In Duty Term

Hotel Philips Changeover  Is Effected   Transfer Is Made Just One Year From Date of Pronosal :

Deputies Get $200 Bonuses As ‘Stop-Gap’   Emergency Measure OK'd . By 30- 8 Vote Of  Sirpervisors

New Liberal Government Is Claimed  Regime Seeking End of Economic Sanctions

Fact-Finders Arrive for Tour Dominicans Are Hopeful  OAS Will Lift Sanctions

OAS Commission In Ciudad Trujillo   -Status.Of Dominican Republic Depends On Report Of Fact-Findinag

Ten Killed On Highways Within NM   New Mexico Traffie Tol! to Date 340  Last Year's Toll to Date anp

Says Nelson Rockefeller  ‘Racume Full-Scale Nuclear Tests:      ‘Chester Bowles Charges  ‘Americans lqnorant About Red China

James Webb Named Space Agency Chief   Served As Truman Budget Director And In State Dept.

Legislature Striving To Adjourn   Chamber Defeats Education Tax As Last Maior Issue

:White House Chief Of Staff Idea May Be Revived   By ELTON C. FAY

Compromise restores most army control te Mearuder   Maltary junta of South Kurea still in contre]

U.N., Korea  Compromise On Control  Gen. Magruder Wins Back Most Of Authority

Magruder Authority  Returned Junta, U. N. Head  In Korean Accord

Korean Military Returns Some of Troops to U.N.   U.S. Gen. Magruder Not Completely Satisfied; But Situation Is Better.

No Shift Is Seen In World Balance Of Atom Power   U.S. Evaluating Series of Tests Staged by Moscow

Superblast Boast by K ‘Unproven’   Still Preparing for JFK-Ordered  Admaaenhora Tarte

25 More Cities Join Distressed area Listings   Jobless Picture Darkest Since Deanreceian Eras

NIXON MAY RUN FOR CALIFORNIA GOVERNORSHIP   Dick May “Wait Until 1968 To Seek Presidency Again.

Inside The Times   'Political Future  Reaction Mixed On Nixon ’68 Bid

GOP Upset By Report On Nixon   Mixed Reaction To Story Of Waiting 8 Years

May Seek California Governorship: 3°.  Will Nixon Await 1968 To Run For President?.

INDEX.   Seven Rats and a Duck Rout Senior Assembly, Nine Students Suspended

Boy Is Killed in Car Plunge  Becomes Trappec  ce Reremtw -Acceha.

Reports Reds Stage Slaying In Capital City   Diplomats Doubt Geneva Conference Will Start Friday

Killing Said Staged by Red Rebel Forces   Nephew of Neutralist Prince Phouma Shot While Driving Car In Capital.   Held Hich Post

Believe Killing Staged by Keas  Laotian Prince Assassinated in Car

Report Made After Killing Of Official   Top Aide of Deputy Premier ls Assassinated in Vietiane

Reds Assassinate High Official of Pro-Western Government in Vientiane

Truce Talks On Laos May Begin Soon   Control Commission Reports Cease Fire ls Being Observed

JFK: Guard, Reserve Duty May Be Reduced   JFK’s Interview By Commie May Have Historic Impact   U. S. Silver-Backs May Be Removed From Circulation

DISCHARGE WITHIN YEAR  U.S. Servicemen Get Good News   For another, earlier story about the draft, see Page 6-A.

Reservists may not have to serve year   Major omissions in interview cited

JFK Hints Short Term For Troops   Jn Meantime Lay OFf Gripes. Plea

Reserves May Leave Service  Earlier — JFK   None Will Serve Longer Than 12 Months

Answers Report of Extended Duty Tours   Circulated Reports Speculated Men Would Remain in Service Over Year;  Denies Shortcamings in Equipment

Reserves May Get Out Soon   Kennedy Tries To Bolster Morale of Men Called Up

Kennedy hopes men in callup may be out in less than year   Valuable service

Reserve Call ToDeterWar   Kennedy Says Active Duty May Be Less Than Year

Reservists on Active Duty May Receive Early Release   AtN ews Conference President K ennedy Restates National Need For Having Armed Forces on Constant Alert Status —

Washington: 3 4 q Service May Not Last ‘a  Whole Year  Kennedy Tries to _ Boost Morale of Military Forces;

Answers Ft. Lewis Critics OS  Kennedy Reveals Call-Ups’ Service May Be Slashed

Kennedy May Shorten Tour Of Reservists  Sees Possibility Of Discharge Within Year

Hope Given Servicemen  By Kennedy   President Says They May Get Out In Less Than Year

May Release Reservists, Guardsmen In Less Than Year, Kennedy Declares

Men in Service Get Assurance From President   Might Be Home Within a Year

JFK Offers Hope For Reservists  Active Duty   Active Duty May Last Less Than One Year   HIGHLIGHTS ON PAGE 124

Reserves  May Get Out Early   Kennedy Asks Men Not To Grumble While Country Builds Up Armed Strength

Kennedy Foresees  Early Discharge Date For Troops Caught In Callup

Kennedy Says Military Recall May End Soon   ‘Less Than Year’ Is the Prediction By the President

‘Don't Grumble! JFK Urges Callups, -- ‘May Get Out in Less Than a Year’   Kennedy Holds Open the Possibility: He Might Visit Soviet Union, If Invited   Draft Call May Go Even Higher

KENNEDY SAYS ,  “Guardsmen Called Up May Be Home Before One Year

Gis May Leave Service Early   Less Than Year in Uniform Possibl JEK Says: Hails War Prevention Duty

IFK Says Men Called Into Service May Not Have To Serve Whole Year

‘To Prevent A War, Not To Fight One   Says They May Be Out Of Uniform In Less Than A Year

Reservists Told: May Serve Less Than Year   Spare U. S. Choice Of Humiliation Or Holocaust

ATTEMPTS TO AID MORALE OF SOLDIERS   Asserts Callup Is To Prevent  Not Ficht A War

Extra ofrangin Gives YU. 2. Winorce . Reservists, Guard Might Get Outin Year:Kennedy

Reserves’ . Release Seen Early   Services Termed Vital by Kennedy

Men Called To Service Reassured   May Get Out Within « Year, Press Told By President.

Reservists May Not Have to Serve Full 12 Months in Berlin Crisis, President Says

Preside mt Tells GIs  Military Call-Ups May Have  Release Papers In One Year   Silver Certificates  Are On the Way Out

JFK Says Men Called Into Service May Get Out in Less Than a Year

Call-Ups Called Vitai , Don’t Grumble, Kennedy Pleads   Draft Calls Are Remaining High

MAY GET OUI WITHIN LESS THAN YEAR   Raps News Stories Reporting Discomforts   Increased To Prevent, Not Fight A War, Kennedy Tells Newsmen

Don’t Grumble, You ti be Out Soon, JFK Tells Reserves    Another Probe!

URGES NO GRUMBLING JFK Sees Call-Ups Out Within Year   Kennedy Weighs Visit to Soviet

JFK Bristles And Lectures Bit on Subject When Quizzed  By Newsmen

President Sees Early ‘Out’ for Reservists,  But Draft Calls May Be Increased

shor ened   ‘Called To Prevent War, Not To Fight One,’ Newsmen Told

Kennedy Cheers Called-Up Men Reservists, Guardsmen May  Be Out In Less Than Year

Seeks to Bolster Morale of Reservists, Guardsmén— _  Kennedy: Men Called to Service May Get Out of Uniform i in Less Thana Year   Trying to Organize Tax Commission Workers

Adlai Flays. Red UN Drive   Goal of Destruction Declared Evident

Schoolhoy Playoff Results Look for the Stars, Section D   Nikita Renews Attaeks

Ray Morrison Seeks Recount   Lost City Treasurer Race By Seven Votes

'8 Nations Urge U.N. Compromise ‘Would Appoint Acting  Secretary-General and I Five As Assistants

December Job Drop Sets New Post-War Mark   Sharp Decrease Pushes Unemployment to 4.5 Million— Close to 7 Per Cent.

Up To 4,540,000 In December  U.S. Unemployment Shoots ToNew Hial,

U.S. Jobless Total Rises ToNewPeak   Highest December Mark In Last 20 Years Is Reported

Unemployment Total Soared  in December   Number of Jobless Is 4.5 Million, Report Shows

Kerner Asks  Revenue Article  Implies It Should Permit Graduated Income Tax

KERNER ASKS FOR TAX LAW ‘REFERENDUM   Proposes Changing Con _ stitution, Opening In * c€ome Tax Door; Would  ~ Consolidate Small Schools. 

Craft Soars 115 Miles at 2,100 M.P.H.   Navy Astronaut's Capsule Recovered In Atlantic Ocean After Historic 24-Minute Trip.  BULLETIN   Touch bv Radio

Courthouse Financing  Setup Will Be Altered   Millage Increase Will Have To Be For 20 Years

Dominican Has Hint of Peace To Halt Crisis   Opposition Reports Accord Is Attained For Unity Formula

Dominican Agreement ls Reachec   Balaguer at Council’: Helm for a Period; U.S. Ships Go.

Agreement reported in Dominican crisis   Opposition radio announces general strike called off after neqotiations

TURNING AWAY FROM RUSSIA  Red China Seen in Market For More British Aireraft

pi dk gRELS it Feels Trip in in Space Capsule Like Carnival Ride

Recovery Force Set In Atlantic  Atlas Performs Like Clockwork At Launching

Three Sweeps Around Earth Will Be Made   Recovery Expected To Be Made in 4 Hours After Perfect Blastoff

Successful Flight Will Lead To Manned Trip  Chimp Rocketed Into Orbit In Rehearsal For Astronaut

Chimp Trip. Expected To End At 2:30   Flight Made As ‘Rehearsal’? For  Astronaut’s Try

Antitrust Sentencing Completed   Fines Assessed For Bid Rigging Nearly 82 Million

Sentences End In Electrical Rigging Cases  -— si44%   Fines of $1.924.500 Are Levied Against Firms, Individuals

Bid Rigging Fines Totat 1.924.500   Case Described By Chief Prosecutor As Warning To Others

Fines Against 29 Firms, 44 Executives in Giant Antitrust Case Hit $1.9 Million

Antitrust Gases fh Concluded With Huge Fines   29 Giant Companie:  And 44 Executives NMated Danaltiae

Electrical Case Fines Total High   $1,924,500 Figure Includes Individual And Company Fines

Civic Leaders Urge Action On S.M. Spar  Delay Means Death for Motorists’

Civic Leaders Back Times  On S.M. Span  Delay Means Death for Motorisis’

 Tank Reporter Kecalis— Cuban Prisoners Expressed Need for OAS or U.S. Intervention

Industrial Expansion In Tar Heel State Keeps Pace With Last Year’s

Tax Cut Decision To Wait: Kennedy  Doubts Congress Read: To Delegate Power

‘Metropolitan Opera Season Erased  \By Tiff Over Orchestra Pay Demand

INDEX   Metropolitan Opera Season Cancelled; Bing Blames Labor Disouyte

 Opera Season and Tour Cancelled  Met and Union Can‘t Seem to Harmonize

7 Attacks Anti-Slump Plan ‘Proxmire Opposed to  ‘Heavy U. S. Spending

Proxmire Raps Big Spending   Says Planned Deficit Is Wrong Way to Boost Economy

Hybrid GOP Ticket of Gov. Rockefelier, Sen. Goldwater Suggested by New Leader

Hybrid GOP Ticket of Gov. Rockefeller. . Sen. Goldwater Suaqaesied by New Leader

+ Khrushchev’s Son-in-law . . .  Kennedy Throws Himself Open to Soviet Newsman

Red Questions Are Answered   Soviet Journalist  Talks To Kennedy

Project Plans   ANNOUNCE FUND DRIVE IN AKRON AREA — ., FOR' MARK LUGKEN  Youth Paralyzed _" Since Football Mishap  A Year And A Half Aao

Indiana Guard Is Taking Advanced Trainina   By CHARLES McPHERRON

‘WAS IT AN ACCIDENT?  Husband At Throttle As Train Hits Woman’s Ca:

More Than Fate Hinted In Rail Crash  Woman In Coma; Husband At Helm Of N&W Train

Design Or Destiny? ...      . Woman Hurt At Crossing, Husband At Engine Throttle

Was It Design Or Destiny? Wife Injured By Train Operated By Husband

Not Chance Accident, Police Officer Hints  HUSBAND IN TRAIN CAB AS WIFE'S CAR HIT

-WAS IT DESIGN OR DESTINY?~— Mystery Elements In  Train-Auto Collision

WAS IT DESIGN OR DESTINY?—  Husband at Train Controls, Freight Rams Wife’s Car

Accident or Otherwise? ... Woman Injured at Crossing Husband's Train Hit Car

\Design or Destiny?   Design or Destiny? Husband's Train Hits Wife's Car

Two Attackers Caught Or Killed; Government Clamps Censorship  On News From Nation

Strongman Rafael Trujillo, 69, Enigma in Inter-American Relations 31 Years, Shot Down

Reports Describe Attack on Dictator In Car, Fatal Shot   Dominican President Orders 9-Day Period Of Mourning: Appeals for Calm in Crisis

Dominican Boss For 31 Years Shot  Two Of Reported  Seven Attackare   Two Of Reported Seven Attackers Caught Or Killed

Dominican Dictator Shot By 7 in Aufo  Country Quiet After Killing, Radio Reports

Dominican Strongman Rafael Trujillo Killed By Assassins ‘Tuesday

Flood Refugees Uraed To Take Typhoid Shots   GALVESTON, Tex. (UPI) —Refugees returned to battered and flooded homes along the Gulf Coast today and were urged to take shots to prevent an outbreak of typhoid.

Hurricane Death Toll Is Near 30; Refugees Urged To Take Typhoid Shots

ho Refugees Return To Battered Homes ‘Alone Coast; Ureed To Take Shots

Two Indians Deserve Much Credit For America’s First Thanksgiving

Final Passage Of Tax Bill by Assembly Near   House Version Must Go Back to Senate With Amendments

GOP's Tax Bill Near Final Vote By Assemblymen   Revised Measure Will Be Returned To State Senate

Narrow Escape After Journey   Capsule Sinks After Being Dropped by Helicopter  “Rescuing Grissom   Grissom’s Day Early Start to Keep A Date With History

Legislature To Turn To Issues (ther Than Tax   Liquor Proposal  To Be Discussed

Major Breakthrough Imminent  Potent New Hayfever Shots Discovered By Researchers

‘Ferguson Has No ‘Immediate Plans In Stamp Issue   (See Story Page 3)

4.75 Billions Needed in ‘62 President Says   Says Long Range Program Vital To Security

President Asks Congress Vote System Overhau   Single Big Agency to Run Aid Is Proposed

Foreign Aid Boost Asked By Kennedy   Long Range Program Unveiled to Congress, Termed ‘Necessary’

Cost Will Be 4.75 Billion For Next Year   Long-Range Plan Said Vital for Protection Of Free World

New Foreign Aid System Is Requested   President Wants  Approval To Borrow $7.3 Billion Total

FOREIGN AID PLAN GIVEN TO CONGRESS   Over $7-Billion For Long Range Economic Development Abroad   MANY LAWMAKERS COOL TO PROGRAM

Drastic Changes In Costly Aid Proaram Uraed   Some Congress Leaders Cool to Kennedy Request

First Year’s Cost Set At $4..75Billion  Needed To Protect   Needed To Protect Free World, He ‘Says

Congress Asked for Long-Range Program   Paramount !mportance for Protection Of Free World Against Communism; Most Drastic Shakeup Since W.W. {I

Long-Range Plan Designed For Protection of Freedom Against Communist Threat

Kennedy Asks Revamped Aid Proaram   First Year's Cost Will Amount To $4.5 Billion

Overhaul Of Aid Program ls Proposed   Foreign Requests Likely To Stir Up Hostile Reactions

New Agency Is Proposed in Message  ‘Drastic Change: Called For In

Kennedy Asks Foreign Aid Be Drastically Revamped   GOP Leaders Call Kennedy Support Of Tractor Swap Blow To Nation

Overhaul Of Foreign Aid Asked  Needed For Protection Against Reds

President Asks Single Agency On Long-Term   UOngress Also hequested to Allow Borrowing of $7.3 Billion In 5 Years,

Billions For Loans: Requested   Program Given To Congress In Kennedy. Letter

Request for Drastic Overhaul Accompanied by Bid for $4.75 Billion Next Year and Multibillion Loan System for Future

Loan System Sought for Future Years   President Wants Master Aid Agency Combining All Units

Foreign Aid Overhauling Requested   President's Program Faces Opposition Or Account Of Expense

Drastic Overhaul of Program Urged   Separation. of Military And Economic Budgets Sought

$4.7 Billion President’s  Goal In’62   Cites Importance Of Protecting Free World Against Reds

Drastic overhaul of aid program also requested   iii ON oan system for future years

Foreign Aid Boost \eked  Kennedy Points   Kennedy Points Qut New Spending

New Ideas May Stir Up Controversy  Appropriations On Annual Basis

President Seeks Drastic - Overhaul of Foreign Aid Plan: Loan Svstem Asked

Seeks $4.75 Billion  Kennedy Asks Overhaul In Foreian Aid Proaram

Overhaul In Foreign Aid Program,  $4..75 Billion Soucht By President   JFK’s Spending Plan Sends Budget In Red

‘American Race With Russians ‘To Moon Lauded by Congress     FOREIGN AID PLAN PROPOSED

Plan Includes New Concepts   First Year to Cost Additional $1 Billior

KENNEDY ASKS AID OVERHAUL   $4.75 Billion Asked For Next Year; Big Loan Program Sough

$4.3 Billion. Long Term Loan System   Protect Free World From Communist Threat of Domination

Tells Congress of $4.75 Billion Effort for ‘62   Long-Range Plan Offers Protection, President Claims

‘oreign Aid Overhaul yought By Kennedy  Proposal Of Vital Importance in Cold War, Conaress Told

LAWMAKER COOLNESS IS NOTED   Foreign Aid Plan Fantastic $4.75 Billion

$4.75 Billion Fund Sought By President   Long-Range Program Is Proposed As Of Paramount Importance

Proposes New Agency To Run Loan Program   Seeks To Lessen Congressional Hold Over Economic Loan:

Long-Range Program Called Vital: For Protection of fhe Free World   Congress Asked to Vote $4.75-Billion Effort Next Year, Multi-Billion Loan System for Future; Single Aid Organization Proposed

Kennedy Asks Congress For Aid Program Change  Plan of ‘Paramount Importance’ in Protecting Free World From Red Threat. Savs President

JF K Asks Revision  Of ‘Aid’  Koreion Aid Has   Foreign Aid Has  Uncertain Future

Kennedy Asks Sweeping Overhaul Of Foreign Aid, Huge Loan Program

Its Cost: 34.79 Billion Next Year, Multibillion Loan System For Future

JFK Asks Foreign Aid Overhaul   Tells Congress Program Is of Vital Importance To Defense of Free World

Proposals Face Battle  President Asks Overhaul Of Foreign Aid Program

AID Program Proposed By Kennedy   Asks Government. Be Allowed To Borrow $7.3 Billion

inifial Price fag def at 94./5 Billion . .* Revamped Foreign Aid Program Asked by JFK

Changes Set Tn Proposal To Congress   Drastic Overhaul Asked As Program Faces Opposition

$4.7 Billion Sought for Next Year   President Wants Multibillion Loan  System for Future

$7.3 Billion Asked For Foreign Aid   Kennedy Calls for Long-Term Economic Plan to Operate Under Single New Agency

Congress Gets Aid Proposals From President   Kennedy Calls For New Long-Term Approach To Foreign Aid Program

 Fits) ATORS LISTEN   Seeks $4.75 Billion  Kennedy Asks Overhaul: In Foreian Aid Program

LONG-RANGE PROGRAM EXPENSIVE   Single Agency Would Handle All Various Efforts —

President Asks Loan, Aid Changes  ‘Congress Receives Long-Range Plan

Kennedy Proposes New $7.3 Billion Program  CONGRESS ASKED TO OK AlD PLAN      KEY REQUESTS GAIN SUPPORT  Dems Laud JFK Speech

$4 Billion  Sought for  Next Year Multibillion  Loan System For Future

JFK Also Calis For $4.75 Bil lion Aid Effort Next Year  - With Huge Loans For Future Years.   CONGRESS EXPECTED TO SHOW COOLNESS

President Wants New Agency New Foreign Aid Approach Asked   ‘dust Talk’--Republicans Demos Praise JFK's Address

Kennedy Asks Revamp Of Aid Program   $4.75 Billion Request Includes Huge Loan System

President Seeks Okay On New Plar   Suggests Long-Range Economic Foreign Aid Under One New Agenc)

Pay Raises Of $25 Voted At New Boston   Hourly Scale Also Increased; Firemen’ Hours Reduced

Pay Raises  * Of 825 Voted At New Boston   Hourly Seale Also Increased; Firemen’: RE Peers ¢ pom Keren 

Connie Nicholas Authorized For Parole In April   Convicted Slayer Of Wealthy Drug Executive To Complete Minimum Term

Eisenhower, Nixon Deliver Attacks On Kennedy Administration Policy

Completes Day In Capita   Spending Day With Family, To. Return To Care Canaveral

Shepard Resumes Training   Astronaut Convinced National Hero Role Tougher Than Space

Astronaut Ready To Resume Rigorous Mereury Training Proeram Fer Orbitine Earth

Shepard Convinced Training Not As Hard As Being Feted As National Hers

Resumes Astronaut Training  Shepard Finds It’s Tough Being A Hero

Navy To Add 42 Ships By Next Year   New Attack Carrier Included in Build-Up; Total To Be 861

New Carrier Included  Navy To Add 42 Shi ps In Building Up Fleet -

Navy To Add Ships To Fleet   Buildup Goal Is 42 More Shins by 1962

Fleet Boost Second Step In Buildup   Three Methods To Gain Goal Of War Readiness

Meddiness yor W arypare rr  Navy to Add 4.2 Ships to Operating Fleet

Naval Fleet fo Add 42 Ships Next Summer   New Attack Carrie:  Will be Included ' Within Noxt Year

Navy to Add 42 Vessels to Fleet by July  Increase in Ships tT _ re 

Navy Will Add 42  Vessels to Fleet   Reflects Efforts To Increase Its War Readiness

Navy to Add 4)Shipsto Operating Flee  Service to Boost Its Readiness for.

Navy To Add 42 Vessels  Within Year   New Buildup Program Enters 2nd Phase On Kennedy Request

Part of U.S. Buildup Navy Announces Plans  For Expansion of Fleet

Navy Will Add Attack Carrier Al Other Ships   Fleet Will Have 383 Warships By End of June, 1962

Navy To Add 42 Ships Including Attack Carrier   Will Also Bring Out Of Mothballs 2 Troop Carrying Submarines

LEADERS IN PRISON REVOIT   New Attack Carrier Included In Program to Boost War Readiness

Navy To Add 12 Ships By Next Summer  New Attack Carrier Included In U.S, Buildup Program

Navy ‘Beef-Up’ Set “Sipe a:  New Attack Carrier To Join U. S. Fleet

Truce Envoy Unable To Contact Rebels   More Royal Troops Sent To Reinforce Embattled Garrison

Key City In Laos Attacked By Reds   Cease-Fire Emissary Sent To Rebel Lines. Fails To Contact

REBELS ATTACK NEAR VIENTIANE   New Drive Opened 44 Miles from Capital

Rebels Open Nev, Assault, Ignore Peace Emissary   Royal Troops Rushed To Bolster Garrison North of Vientiane

Reds Hurl New Attack In Laos   200 Rebels Launch Dawn Attack On Government Positio1 North Of Vientiane

Laotian Rebels Attack At Dawn  200 Men Engage In Attack 44 Miles  From Vientiane:

Red Rebels In Laos Aftack: Disregard Cease-Fire Proposa   Key Government City 44 Miles North Of Vientiane Is Taraet

lnvestigate Deaths of Three Babies Cared for by Same Hoosier Sitfer

Final Legislative Session Marked by Wild Confusion   Among Bills Passed Are Appropriations, Redistricting, Driver Point System.

Group Seeks To Shift Southern Terminus From Beckley To Charleston  Fight Brews Over N-S$ Hiahway aie

Sownship Adopis.  Bndges: For Year  “Some Items Queried At Public Hearing

Senators Urge Resuming Tests   Idaho Traffic Deaths   KENNEDY AS5&RI5:  U.S. Won? Block Peaceful! Berlin Solution

Senators Urge  Test Resumption  Khrushchev Accused Of ‘Sham. Hypocrisy’

U.S. Can Defend Self With Nuclear Weapons   Bipartisan Effort _  Senators Insist On U.S. Renewing Bomb Tests

Angry Senators Seek Renewal Of U.S. Testing  Moscow Is Accuse d In Stern Response Pua ei. pp . @.

Senators Urae U.§. Resume Atomic Tests   Khrushchev Called ‘Hypocrite Because OF Red's Position

Senators Call for Fast Move   Angry Congress Asked to Rescind Test Moratorium

Angry Senators Seek Renewal Of U.S. Testing   Moscow Is Accused In Stern Response Of Sham, Hypocrisy

Senators Urge USS.  To Resume A-Tests   More Reaction Stories Page 5

Resumption Of A-Tests In U.S. Urged   Senate Angry  Over Russian

Gas Blast Wrecks Bank, Stores; Only 7 Injured   (See Picture on Page fi)

Allies Differ On Berlin, Big 4 Confab Nixed   DeGaulle Argument Influenced Others; Thompson Briefed

Evidence Incriminates Defendant  Eichmann Blames Hitler For Extermination Plan

Eichmann Defense Document Puts Blame for Extermination on Hitler

 Hitler’s Plan, But. . .  ‘Files Brand Eichmann  As Head Exterminator

Top Red Military Chief  Tells Citizens To Gird For ‘Fierce’ Showdown

Soviets Rattle Nuclear Sabers   Accuse West, Plan New Rocket Tests

‘Mr. Democrat’ Served. Patty For 49 Years;  Started Life. as One of 111on Tennessee Farm

HEAR. OBJECTORS TO PROPOSED REMSEN-UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT —  AT COURT HOUSE © TONIGHT 4

ln the News   HEAR OBJECTORS TO PROPOSED REMSEN-UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT _  AT COURT HOUSE  “CURE T° Bree

Death Doesn't Take Holiday; Count Is High  Bumar   American Traffic Toll Runs Above Estimate Of 500

UNLESS HE ‘STUBS TOE’ © Goldwater Concedes That Odds Favor JFK's Reelection (n 1964:

Memorial Day Traffic Toll May Be Record   One Death Every 15 Minutes

MILLION ACRES OF WILDERNESS   Motorized Travel Would Be Controlled

Clock Is Reset   Cosmopolitans Donate Trees  Club Decorates Business Arez

East Germans Said Seeking Border Close  Ulbricht Reported To Fly to Moscow For Permission

Reds May Try To Seal West Berlin Border  Weeks Dowd fom   Ulbricht Reported On Trip To Confer With Khrushchev

Ulbricht Asks Reds To Seal West Border      Demos Repulse GOP Aid Move   Letters Back Stand On Berlin

Sales Tax Plan Not Seen as Veto Basis for Nelson  Three Other Items Offering Governor Reasons for Step

Labor Group Acts To Keep Out Teamsters ‘Union As Long As Hoffa Remains Leader

Lt. Croswell Probe Director  State Police Thruway Detai Reorganized as Troop T

Ohio Legislature to Get Record Amoun Of Information in Budaet, DiSalle Says

Two-Hour Airliner Flight Stretches Into 2-Day, 2,353, Miles Jaunt

PLUNGES INTO OCEAN  Divers Recover Space Capsule   AWAD DESTROYER

Eight Persons Die on Roads Over Weekend  Wausau TV-Radi: News Director Hichway Victim

‘More to life than money  Heiress says —   Heiress says papa’s not going to run her life

Political Saga of Sam Rayburn Nears Climax   By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST

PULITICAL SAGA NEARS END  For ‘Mr. Democrat,’ A Less Majestic Fadeout To Death

U.N. HELP URGED IN SECESSION   Congo Minister Calls for End To Katanaqa Chao:

On Inside Pages   On Year’s Hottest Day .. . New Yorkers Swelter During Power Failure

NEW YORKERS TRAPPED IN ELEVATORS, SUBWAY TUNNELS  Power Blackout Brings Big City to Standstill

Tem peratvres   FOUR-HOUR POWER FAILURE  Gothamites Suffer Black-Out

On Inside Paaes   UH (Cdl > AULICSt Vay...  New Yorkers Swelter During Power Failure

Formed Anti-Jew Policy, Charge  Adenauer Aide Again Named by Eichmann

Eichmann Puts Blame On Others   Defendant Says Nazi Slaughter Not His Doings

Others To Blame For Jew Deaths, Eichmann Claims   Adenauer Aide Charged With A Major Role  In Massacre

Pushing Match   Morse J oins Proxmire’s Fight To Block Nomination of Texan

Morse Aids Proxmire’s  Talkathon   Morse Spells Wisc. Senator In Talking Against Naming Of Oilman To FPC

Protest FPC  appointment   Proxmire ends marathon talk against O'Connor

Morse, Long-Talk Champ, Joins Proxmire Crusade Against Texas Oilman

ryN ai AA al bh ‘ gf Morse Helps Proxniire  Two-M., an  Ga es t Keep ‘Talkathon Going

Oppose J. F. K.’s Nominee Morse Joins Proxmire In Senate Talkathon

yi Oe Gh TPE:  Proxmire Ends Long Talk Against O'Connor's Appointment to FPC

Proxmire Ends Long Filibuster   Holds Senate Floor 32 Hours, 45 Minutes to Block FPC Nomination

He Controls Senate Floor 26 Hours Speaking Against EPC Appointment

On Floor 32 Hours:  Proxmire Ends Talkathon ~ Against FPC Appointee

33-Hour Talk by Proxmire Hits Nominee   Senate Voting on Confirming Oilman to FPC

Long Senate Speech Runs Entire Night   Morse Joins Proxmire In Fight Against Nomination

Proxmire Stops His Talkathon  Protested Naming Texan  To FPC Post

O'Connor Confirmed By Senate   Proxmire’s Talkatho: Is Over After More Than 32 Hours.

Proxmire Ends His Filibuster After 26 Hours   Morse Joined Final Fight  On Nomination

IGNORE¢C WARANGUEC   FPC NOMINATION PROTEST  Proxmire Ends Marathon

Sen. Proxmire Talks 32 Hours During Protest   Wisconsinite Fights © Nomination Of Texan To Power Commission

Against Oilman’s Nomination  Proxmire Joined By Morse In Talkathon

A gainst Nomination to F.P.C..     Proxmire Concludes Marathon Protest

World War Threat Has Stepned Up Civil Defense And Education In Indiana

 Audacity Beyond Belief, Mayor Charges Cn cnr a wae ae Wagner Assails Rockefeller’s Temporary School Board Plan

"Rockefeller Blasted by Mayor N.Y. Mayor Wagner Calls Rocky’s Plan For State to Take Over, ““Audacity”’

Eneptions Cease.  Kilauea Is Guiet Af After.  Spewing Lava 8 Hours

No Tax Cui Likely For Next Year  Odds Against   Odds Against Any Reduction Before 1963

\Has Served Seven Years ‘Senator Ervin To Seek Re-election, He States

mn ON  Sen. Ervin Will Seek Re-Election   WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., DN.C., today announced that he will seek reelection in

Shades of the Untouchables! Boy, 10, Kidnaps Man At Point of Stolen Gun

THE WEATHER  Partly Cloudy and Warner Tuesday   Adenauer Pledges ‘Same Foreian Policy

Support Freedor Moves, Is Plea  Rritieh Soarerotary   British Secretary Uraes Joint Action

Briton Seeks U.S. Support in Plan to Thwart Red ‘Divide, Conquer’ Policy

Sees Way To Combat Red Policy   Lord Home Makes Appeal In Chicago Address

Britain Asks U.S. Support Of Proposal      Free Movement Plan Pressed

UAW Settlement Still Wrangled  Another Week May Be Required; Talks  Under Secrecy Wrap:

Ford-UAW Hopes Dim Q1 Early Pact   Splitup OF Teams _ Indicates Delay Tor Settlement

Democrats Win House Rules Vote  Close Squeak On Changing  Tiniv’s Lineup

Administration-Supported Rules Committee Realignment Passes House

House Votes For Enlarged Rules Group  Backs Kennedy Zi7-212, to Cut Coalition Power

Solons Favor Increase Of Rules Committee By 217-212 in Big Turnout

Speaker Rayburn Wins 217 to 212 Victory to Pack’ Rules Committee

Spectators Admitted Two Days Testimony And Evidence Becoins In Cutter Trial

eh er eee  THE SAM RAYBURN sTORY. Hod we Mr. Sam's Thinking Traced To Many Events During FDR Days   By BASCOM N. TIMMONS “Times Washincton Bureau

THE RAYBURN STORY -- -NO. 3 <  / i” Texan’ Ss. Convention. ‘Maneuver Assured Roosevelt . Nomination

Danger Of Red Conques' In Viet Nam  Guerrilla Activity   Guerrilla Activity Increases Chance Of Govt Downfall

Regaraing rund Shutoi .. . Kittanning On Its Own, ~ Says County CD Director

Regarding Fund Shutoff...  Kittanning On Its Own, Says County CD Director

United Fund — Daily Report   See No Compromise On Illinois Remap Problem

Congo Soldiers Pillage Town, Seeking Action   U.N. Commander Fails To Get Peace Pledge From Mobutu Regime

Bored Mobutu Troops Loot; Molest Women   While Waitina to Start Congo Offensive   Russ Press For U.N. Report

Congo Soldiers Pillage Town, Seeking Action  U. N. Commander Fail Ta Get Peace Pledac

Congolese  Soldiers Go  On Rampage  a ee a   Loot Property,  Molest Women

African Soldiers Rioting   Troopers Bored With Waiting For Invasion

Hurricane Course Is  Uncertain Carla May Brush  Yueatan and Cub:

Carle Still, Uncertain Over Route   Hurricane Unable To Decide Way To Head

Hurricane Carla Shows  Fickleness May Hit Mexico or Untted States

Whew!   Hurricane Pokes On. Enters Gult   Uncertain Course Seen; Yucatan,  Cuba May Be Hit

U.S. Orders 2 Students Readmitted   Georgia U. Moves to Comply, Declares No Violence to Be Allowed When Negroes Return

Red Paper Praises Him U. S. Senator Enrages West Berlin Officials

German Reds Tighten Berlin Travel; Sen. Fullbright’s Words Cause Storm

Reds Tighten Border Control   Commuters Arrested by: Communists to. Halt Eareas

Communists Try to Keep Workers Home   Senator Fulbright Angers West Berliners By Hinting Escape Can Be Negotiated

We'll Lead AllGermany. Says Eisler   Fulbright Proposal For Talks Blasted

Many Commuters Between East And West Arrested; Fulbright Causes Storm

New Threats Against City Made by Reds   Many Commuters From East Arrested In Drive on Workers

Force Berliners To Quit Jobs  Fulbright Stirs Storm   Reds Tighten Grip On Trains      New Frogram May Stir Dispute Between Soviets And Red China

Russians Tighten Rail Point Control   Some Day We Will Lead All Germany, Top East German Propaaandist Says

New Threats Frew East Germany  Communist Police Tighten Controls At Entry Points

— To Halt Escape From E, Germany ——  Communists Tighten  Rail Routes To Berlin

REPORT MANY COMMUTERS ARRESTED   Haul In East Berliners Working In W. Berlin  W. GERMANY   Irked At Fulbright’s Proposal For Negotiations Over Escape Role

FI FIFA OIE BPRATR PR   Tighter Controls By Reds On Berlin Travel

Commies Tighten Control   West Germans Angered By Fullbright’s Suggestion

Praised by Communists © Fulbright Suggestion Stirs Bitter Storm in West Berlin

Red Police Tighten  Controls In Berlin   Commuters Are Being Arrested

German Commies lighten Control on Rail Traffic   East German Propagandist Says Reds Will One Day Lead All Germany.

Controls At Berlin   ‘Praised For Realistic Understanding’  F ulbright’s Suggestion About West Berlin.  Draws Protests

Fulbright Idea Is  Criticized   Escape Hatch Plan Draws Praise From Communist Paper

Reds Increase Travel Controls; West Berlin  ‘Shocked’ At Fulbright

E. Berlin Puts Clame On Travel   Pressures East Germans Who Work in West

West Berlin Aroused By Suggestion  Senator Has Plar —= LE ed   Senator Has Plar Toe Negotiate With Reds

Fresh Threats Made From Red East Germany   East Berliners Forced To Quit Jobs In West Berlin

Storm Rages Over Remark By-Fulbright  Berlin Reds .  T+ Le... 4   Berlin Reds . Tighten Grips, On East Germany

NEW THREATS AREMOUTHED BY EISLER   Fulbright Stirs Turmoil Over Escape Hatch

No Tax Cut: Ask Gas, Postal, Flight Hikes    Federal Budget At A Glance   U.S. Will Be Qut Of Hock In 2,247 Years

Crusades Of Suspicion Attacked   President Apparently Refers to Adherents Of Extremist Groups

Terry's Plane Profitable ’ ys Fiane Froritable  No Anti-Sales Tax Move Or

HARK THE HERALD --  Rheumatoid Arthritis One Target Of “March’’—

4 opeka: Whitley Austin Js Reappointed   Republicans to Control The Board of Regents

Wagier Party Split Called Key,  New York City E lection: Holds Fate Of Tammany

Future Of Tammany Hall At Stake In New York City Mayoral Election

Tarrimany Hall Faces Test In Primary Today  Group’s Future Is At Stake

U.S. Offers Bigger Role For NATO  . SSG (eee ee: Teno   West Leaders Plot Acvenda

Big 3 Foreign Ministers ‘Talk Laos Strategy; Kennedy — May Offer Allies Policy Share

Rebel Stall Charged By  Governmen   Laotian Peace Talks Mired By Accusations

SUNDAYT’S SAN AN TOMIN TEMEECRATIINEX   Unity Rally Held In Oslo By 3 Nations  Tactics Drafted For Meeting On Laos In Geneva

NATO Head: Hold Prep For Geneva   JFK Offers Allies Share In Shaping World Policies

U.S. Waits For Word On Laos Fight Before Entering Geneva Conference

Geneva Conference Hinges On Cease-Fire Rule In Laos   MEET PRO.COMMIES

Rusk Arrives In Geneva For Parley   Conference Waits On Definite Word Ot Cease-Fire

Conditions For Geneva Meet Fixed by Rusk   Britain, France Also To Stay Out Until Cease-Fire Beains

Laos Talks Off Until Guns Silent   Geneva Conferees Await Word From Fightina

Gifts for cancer war a ‘must’ for all of us, Crusade chairman says

John Birch Soc. Offers $2,500 “For Best Essay On “Grounds For Ch.JusticeWarren’slmpeachment”

Gen. MacArthur Back At Leyte   Returns To Scene Of 1944 Liberation

Khrushchev Talks With U.S. Envoy; No Details Made Public on Answer

Leaders Get Summary Qi Soviet Reply   Russians Hand Lao: Note To British Envoy In Moscow

REPLY UNKNOWN  Russians Answer Laos Peace Plan   JFK and Rusk Hold Further Talks on Drive to Win Cease-Fire in Laos

Kennedy, Rusk Get Summary 0 Soviet Reply To British Plan   Proposal Made For Cease-Fire In Communist-Threatened Laos

Liewellyn [hompson, U.ds Ambassador, Called In To 0 Discuss Situation In Laos

JEK, Rusk Set To Study Red Proposal   Communist Rebels Capture Government Stronghold In Laos

Soviets Give Answer To  British Plan   Details of Russian Response on Laos Are Not Known

Details Are Not Disclosed; Note Given to British   Summary Received From Envoy; Leaders Go {nto Conference

Kennedy, Rusk Study USSR Note   U.S. Ambassador Sends Summary "T. Dalas Rarneh

Khrushchev Call: U.S. Ambassador To Discuss Crisis   No Indication Given Of Details of Talks At the Kremlin

Summary of Russian’s Proposal  Other Questions To Be Discussed  i a. li iin site

Reds Reply To British Laos Plan   Contents Of Soviet Response To CeaseFire Unknown, Thamneon Rriefad

Khrushchev Calls In U.S. Amhassador For Parley After Handing Britain Answer To Proposal.  NO HINT GIVEN OF RUSSIAN RESPONSE

Kennedy and Rusk Get Note Synopsis   Await Full Text Of Scviet Reply To British Plan

Peace Plan Note Given ‘To Briton  Envoy, Premier  Talk for 14 Hours   JFK, Rusk Are Briefed On Reply to Laos Move

RUSSIA REPLIES ON LAOS CRISIS . Kennedy, Rusk Study Summary Of Red Note Delivered To British

No Indication Of Contents  Reds Reply To British  Plan For Peace In Laos

Reply Given To Britain   American Ambassador Called To Conference

President, Rusk Airing Laos Crisis   U. S. Envoy Sends Summary of Note On British Plan

No Immediate Indication as To Contents of Russian Response; Khrushchev, Thompson Talk For Almost Two Hours on Laos This. Morning

Jobless Bil Benefits State  Idle May Collect About $12 Million Over 13 Weeks

LADY CHURCHILL ORDERS IT: . Sir Winston Will Have Quiet 87th Anniversary

State Home Fires Kill Girl, Hurt 3   Furnace Blast Damages Home At Bloomington

Europeans Say Russian:  Ready For Moon Flight   US Unveils Latin American Program

US. WILL OFFER NEW PROGRAM TO AMERICAS   Dillon Speech Set At Conference

U.S. Offers Aid Plan To Latin Group  Dillon Lists Policy To Curb Red Move:  Inside Hemisphere

Latin America GivenProgram   Plan Aimed to Fortify Hemisphere Against Assault From Communism

Dillon To Spell Out Aid Plan   Latin America To Learn Extent Of Help

‘Billion Dollars First Year  Aid Program Offered Latin America ‘To Fight Communism in the World

U.S. Offers Latin America New Program  Proposal Designed   Proposal Designed To Fortify Against Communist Assaul!

Designed Against Communism  Program Ready to Aid  LatinAmericaEconomy

'~HEMISPHERE PARLEY OPENS — ‘Historic’ Statement  On Latin Policy Due

\Will Elect Three Directors; Hear Annual Reports   To Serve Lunch In Auditorium

Will Hear Reports, Elect Directors, Award Door Prizes   Will Serve Lunch After Meatine

First of 4 To Be Built For Ruston   Sewer Contract Pending; Wicker Company [fs Low

Mississippi Has Lowest Per-Person Income In The U.S., Survey Shows

Reaction To Anderser  Talk Varies Source of Money   Source of Money To Finance His  Program Awaited

DA SROEIN TRUGRAM HAILED ERA TATLED  Legislators F avorable, Ask Where Money's Coming From

Legislators Await Plan On Money   Address by Andersen Wins Praise, Brings ’ Questions on Financing

Froposes Revamped Effort  Sweeping Overhaul Plan Calls for $7.3 Billion for Loans

New 5-Year Plan For Foreign Aid Outlined By JFK   Asks Congress For $4 Billion To Start With

Proposes Single New Agency; Five Year Authority Arms Aid Would Be  Separate From Loan Program Overseas

Includes $73 Billion Loans” : 7 Kennedy Asks Big Overhaul In Foreiaqn Aid

Sweeping o Over Aael  Called For   Five-year Loans To Foreign Allies For Development

Chief Executive P ‘oces  Emphasis On Helping Nations Which Help Themselves

Includes $7.3 Billion  o-Year Loan Authority Single Agency Proposed by Kennedy, Shift Arms Aid to Military Budget

JFK Wants Revamping ol Foreign Aid   New Plan Termed Biggest Since 1948 Marshall Plan

Calls Upon Congress To Act Boldly  Crucial] Decade Of  TNhewalarninceet Gane   Crucial Decade Of Development Seen

Kennedy Asks Overhaul of Foreign Aid   Sweeping New Program. of Loans and Assistance Urged

Includes $7.3 Billion in 5-Year Loan Authority, but No Estimate of Total Cost

Kennedy Asks New Approach To Foreign Aid  Seeks To Emphasize Long Range Program

Long-Range Foreign Aid Goal Of JFK   President Asks Major Revision; Wants $7.3 Billion

5-Year Foreign Aid Plan Urged by JFK   ‘Fresh Approach’ to Replace Current Haphavzard Structure

Revision Most Sweeping Since Marshall Plan   $7.3 Billions For 5-Year Loans Part OE KRiew Pranacale

Includes §7.3 Billion 5-Yr. Loan Authority  Stresses Importance Of ‘A Decade of Pesce ga onsen meet!

$4 Billion Asked For First Year   President's Message ‘Asks ‘Fresh Approach’ Program With Changes

Foreign Aid Plan Sought By Kennedy   Congress Receives ‘Drastically’ New Eeonomic Program

Kennedy Asks Foreign Aid Plan Overhaul  Revamped Program QF Lanng-Tarm Hal  Revamped Program Of Long-Term Hel; Would Be Cactly

JFK outlines long range foreign aid   Most sweeping overhaul since - the Marshall Pla:

Five-Year Proposal Calls for Upward of $7.3 Billion to Meet Next ‘Crucial Decade’

5-Year Loan Authority Requested .   President Puts Tee No-Over-All ‘Cost Tag On Plan

FOREIGN AID REVAMPING - PROPOSEL   President Asks Congress To Let Him Make 50 ~ Year Loans Over 5 - Year Period — No Appropriations.

Long-Term Foreign Aid Is Sought   Kennedy Asks. Congress For Wide Revision

No Price Tag Is Put On Most Sweeping Overhaul Since The Marshall Plan

Kennedy Asks Major Change In Foreign Aid   $7.3-Billion Requested For Agency In Next 5 Years For Long-Term Loans To ‘The Underdeveloped Half’ Of World

Kennedy Asks Drastic Foreign Aid Program   7.3 Billion 5-Year Loan Authority to Meet Crucial Need

37.3 Billion in Lona-Terrr Loans Sought   Overhaul Is Most Sweeping Since Marshall.Plan

No Over-All Price Put On Sweeping Plan   Would Include Over $7 Billion fo Meet Development Abroad

Kennedy Asks Congress For Sweeping Overhaul  On Foreign Aid Plans

Would Include $7.3 Billion In Loan Authority  Some Phases Face   Some Phases Face Certain Opposition From Congressmen

No Price Tag Placed Upon New Program   Measure Include: $7.3 Billion in Five-Year Loans

JFK Seeking Overhaul Of Foreign Aid   87.3 Billion Loan Authority Asked In Long-Term Plans

Minimum Of S4 Billion For First Year   Places Emphasis On Aiding Countries Who Help Selves

Kennedy Asks ‘Fresh Approach’ Foreign Aid Program   President Orders Laos Aid Step Up

Kennedy Asks Full Revamping Of Foreign Aid   Puts No Price Tag On Program In Message

It's Most Sweeping Since ‘48   Provides for New Chief; Low-Cost Long-Range Loans

Kennedy Offers  Diastic Changes For Foreign Aid   Emphasizes Loan Phase in Revise Of U.S. Projects

NEW PROGRAN ON FOREIGN AID ASKED   Requests Congress Approve $7.3 Billion In Loans   PRESIDENT   Points Out Necessity Of Project In Next Decade in Special Message

JFK Wants New Program For Foreign Aid Loans   Long-Term Grants Asked; Compared To Marshall Plan

MoneyWouldBe For Five Years, But May Run Much Higher, Officials Sav

Drastic Changes In Foreign Aid Are Requested   _ President Kennedy’s Message to Congress

Proposes Long-Term Approach  Would Put Aid Control Under  Agency

Plans Aired In Message To Congres:   Program Includes Long-Term Loans, Setup Overhauling

LONG-RANGE LOAN PLAN IS PROPOSED   President Urges Bold Steps To Assist World

FOREIGN AID PLAN DRASTIC   Many Revisions Asked by Kennedy Price Tag High

5-Year Plan Recommended By President   Sweeping Changes Asked To Assist in Development Abroad

Foreign Aid Loans Asked By Kennedy   Sends Message To Congress Urging Drastic Cverhaul

Kennedy Asks Sweeping Foreign Aid ‘Changes, Stresses Long-Term Basis

Places No Price Tag On Program  Request Makes   Request Makes Most Drastic Shift Since 1948

87.3 Billion Cost Seen In Loan Plans   Crucial Decade Of Development Cited By Kennedy

JFK Wants NewApproacl In Aid Plan   Places Emphasis On Helping Countries Who Heln Selves

Revamped Aid Plan Requested   Kennedy Proposal Most Sweeping Since Start Of Marshall Plan

Kennedy Urges Long- Term id From Congress  “Foreign Aid. Agency: To Make Loans Part      ‘Foreign Aid Agency: To Make Loans. Part ‘Of President's Plan”

‘Special Moment In History’ President Asks Sweeping  Revision Of Foreign Aid

Kenneay asks drastically revised foreign aid setup   Intearated plan

Kennedy Bids Long-Term Foreign Aid   Revamp fo Include $7.3 Biilion Loan Authority

Ineludes Billions  In Loans  , ae Seer ance   Decade Abroad Called Crucial

Kennedy Calls For Revisions In Foreign Aid   New Central Agency Proposed; Fund Request Same As Eisenhower Budget

Solons Whittle Budget, Inching Nearer Windup   Patrol, Planners Given Attention

DES PLAINES AREA  $1 Million Bid For Wildlife Area  Santa Fe Subsidiary Has ‘Highest Acceptable’ Bid

—BILL INTRODUCTION DEADLINEHouse Meiibers M ust ‘Put Up Or Shut Up’

Ohio House Deadline On Bills Nears  Legislators Keep Eye On DiSalle Anc

WHILE DISALLE PONDERS EXTENDER VETO Total Of 1382 Bills Introduced A: Legislature Deadline A pproaches

Bills Deadline Slated Today In Legislature  Oft-Changed Jobless Pay Measure Goes To Governor’s Desk

Greek Vote Swings Right Still More  Caramanlis Has Ma jority  Kar Cancerwvativec

Negroes Turned Away From White Chicago Schools   NAACP Move Is Countered With “Not In District”

THIS WEEK IN BUSINESS AND FINANCE   Business Leaders View ‘New Frontier’ Plans

Business Scans Frontiers —  Kennedy Economic Moves Receive Varied Reactions

Lhis Week in Business and Finance... .     Lageinge Economy Looks to New Frontier

Business Studies U.S. Efforts fo Spur Economy  -Wonders What's Ove: Horizon as Kennedy

BUSINESS WORLD STUDIES KENNEDY PROGRAM AND WONDER WHAT LIES OVER THE HORIZON

President's Plan Spurs Business   Stock Market Responds To Kennedy’s Program For Ending Recession

Road Death Toll Under  Estimates   But It’s Likely To Go Over 340

e May be Higher  New ‘Year’ s Holiday Traffic Death Toll Gimbs Us te 328

Iraffic Fatalities 338 for Holiday  Straggling: Reports May Increase Toll

Holiday Traffic Toll Set at 338   Straggling Reports May Increase Number to 340

482 Deaths In Holiday  Aeceidents   List 338 Fatalities In Traffic; Total Is Less Than Last Year

fOH MANGAS GF 35G New Year’s Weekend Death: Near Pre-Holiday Forecast

Road Toll Due To Pass 340 For Weekend  3-Day Holiday Cost 482 Lives From All Mishaps Over U.S.  Traffie 33 Fires r.

Road Deaths Rise to 338 For Holiday   Straggling Reports Expected to Boost Final Fisure Hishe

Income, Spending Above National Average Survey Shows Wilson Stronger Market Than Most In Past Year

LA CROSSE IS STRONG MARKET Income, Spending In - County Top Average

Retail Stores Sales Volume 15¥/2 Million  Larger Totals Show   Larger Totals Show § Shoppers Coming  , From Other Areas

From Our College EDUCATION DEPT. MEMBERS ATTEND — TEPS CONFERENCE >

\At UNC Founder’s Day  John F. Kennedy Plans Visit To N. C. Next Fall   Special Services Are Scheduled At Churches Thursday And Friday

Ouster for Anti-Party Bloc Urged   Reds’ Congress Backs Measure Against Molotov, Etc.

FORMAL VOTE NOT TAKEN, DUE LATER   Most Of Targets Ousted From Important Posts

Pravada Reports...  ‘Soviet Party Congress [Racks Antiparty Ouster

Molotov, Others Face Ouster As ‘Antiparty’   Pravda Claims Soviet Party Congress Unanimous for Expelling Group; Albania Still Under Fire from Members

Communists Decide to Boot Dissidents  Par ag Ne ewspaper Mentions Ne Vote Lick jee, SE Pee Le, TS oN enon” kd nn

* Near-Future Innovations Include Paper Clothing   eee aes choles eaa dane err Lids alee CLlOtning  heen  Trade-In Homes. Wall-Size TV In Prospect For U.S. By 19795

Earlier Inauguration Date Proposed By Eisenhower   Soviet Leader Again Threatens To Sign Pact With E. Germany

Change in Dates Proposed by lke  Suggestion on Vote   Suggestion on Vote And [nauguration

lke for More Transition Time   Would Change Election And Inauguration Dates

More Time Is Needed For Switch   Feels Election Should Be Held Earlier   One of Best News Conferences  Never Looked More Like President

Sees a Need Of Time For New Leaders  Eisenhower Says Ts: s =   Eisenhower Says President-elect  Needs 80 Days

lke Suggests Election Change   Says New President Needs More Time

Throngs Attending Indian Springs Camp Meeting   Dr. W. P. Davis of Kentucky, One of Several Outstanding Evangelists at Camp.

MAY DAY WARNING SOUNDED ON AGGRESSION IN CUBA  Soviets Celebrate Space Race Victory Over U.S.

May Day Speech  Soviet Defense Minister Says Entire Communist,  Bloc Will Defend Cuba

‘Cosmonaut! Star of May Day Show_ Russian Leader Sounds Warning in Cuba Fuss

Between East and West Germany...  Communists Propose To Restrict Travel

Red Berlin  Threatens Travel Cut   Gives Polio Epidemic As Excuse for Cutting Travel to West Germany

East Germans Also Order New Regulations On Flights Over Capital, But We Don’t Intend To Abide By Them

Polio Given As Reason For Barrier   _ Refugee Exits Seen Real Cause

East Germans May Use Polio Epidemic To Cut Refugee Flow To Berlin

CLAIM POLIO SPREAD  East Germans Move ToBlock Travel To Territory Of West

Reds Warn People of  Polio Threat   East Germans Use New Tactic to Halt Refugees

Red Germany Cuts Travel; Dolio Scare   Motive Suspected; Exodus Of Many Ta West May Be Cause

Claim West Polio Epidemic  GermanReds Threaten Travel Restrictions

East Germans Threaten To Halt Refugee Flight  ‘Communists Claim Polio. Epidemic in: West - Endancers Health of Their Country ~

CLAIM POLIO SPREAD  eR NN EN ee NNR ee  Reds Threaten New  Travel Restrictions

Say Polio Epidemic  Is Reason   Western Observers See Act As Attempt To Halt Refugees

Polio Cited As Cause Of  Restrictions   West Thinks Move Stems From Heavy Flight Of Refugees

E. German Reds Threaten Today To Cut Travel    Polio May Be Pretext For Closing of Border

Committee Unanimous  On $4.5 Money Bill   Reds May Restrict Travel in Germany

‘Polio Epidemic’ Termed Excuse  German Reds Threaten To Halt Refugee Travel

WILL REQUIRE TAX   Reds Claim Polio Epidemic In W. Germany May Force Limited Travel From East   NO DATE SET

EAST GERMANS IN CONTROL OF AIR TRAFFIC   Western Officials De Not Believe Service  Will Be Disrupted   AIRLINES ADVISED TO IGNORE RULING

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press   East Germans Cry ‘Polio To Halt Refugee Flight

E. Germany Threatens To Restrict Travel Between The Divided City

Berlin:  East Gettar Regime May Slow Travel  West Fears Reds Are Getting Set To Close Border

_ Seen As Pretext To Handicap Retagess ee no standicap Retugees  East Gertians Say. Polio Dictates Border Closing

Polio KE pide mic Blamed     seer aeRO sme tert em RR a  Reds In Berlin Threaten New Controls On Travel

E. Germans To Restrict Travel   Move Seen Way To Halt Flow OF Refugees

Reds May Act to Halt Refugees   Use Polio Epidemic a: Excuse for Threat To Close the Border

Reds Threaten To Ban Travel: Polio Excuse   Say Disease Spreads Across Border: West Doubts Enforcement

E. Germany Hints Travel Curbs; ‘Claims Polio Epidemic’ Spreading

Retires Alter 50 Years   >Y EAST GERMANS  enor igeneminreneee sean mer areetandaemesmcninn inet asin amet amt enn atin trmen Aechen bates ismencmante  “Epidemic Usedas Travel Curb Cause

ki. Germany Threatens  Travel Curb   Reds Claim Polio In Bonn Spreading Across Border

German Reds Claim Polio Epidemic In Berlin, to Restrict All Travel

E. Berlin Threatens Travel Ban   Would Claim Polio Epidemic in W, Germany

New Chief Executive Directs Remarks  To “Fellow Citizens Of The World”   TEXT OF KENNEDY'S INAUGURA L ADDRESS  “Pay AnyPriceTo Assure Liberty

Highlights Of JFK's  Inaugural  Torch Is Passed. Request to Foes

Chief Executive Heads List of Mourners  High and Humble Gather for Mr. Sam

Leaders To Join In Rayburn Rites  Kennedy To Head Mourning Group

Country Mourns Rayburn   U.S. Leaders Begin Assembling For Funeral Services

They Gather For Funeral... .  Home Folks, Leaders Grieve For Mr. Sam

PUP Vovernmenr Viricidls fo Affena Funeral:  Americans Pay Final Tribute To ‘Mr. Democrat

High and Humble Gathering for Rayburn Funeral  “Kennedy; Johnson _

High and Humble Gather at Bonham for Funeral of Speaker Sam Rayburn

Sam Rayburn Mourned By Entire Land   President To Be At Funeral For Statesman

Kennedy, Johnson And 105 Members Of Congress Will Attend Rayburn's Funeral

High, Humble Gathering In Bonham  MR   Funeral Services For ‘Mr. Sam’ Are Saturday

Kennedy To Fly South For Rites —   Services To Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon

Nation's leaders to attend funeral of Rayburn in little Texas town   Body in state

Many Gather For Farewell To Rayburn   Kennedy, Johnson  _ Head. List of, Those “1. Attend Rites

Funeral Saturday  High, Humble Gather in Texas, Say Forewell to Mr. Sam’

President To Attend  Texas Rites   High and Humble Begin Gathering in Bonham to Pay Tribute to Rayburn

Pearl hits record high at Jackson   About 1100 homeless in state: industrial area is threatened

Flathead: Weather   Kennedy Request? Self-Censorship _ From U.S. Press ._

UBLISHERS REACTION MIXED  JFK Urges Voluntary Censorship of News

Kennedy Asks Voluntary Censorship  Would Keep Nation's Enemies From Raarnina ite Carrate

Kennedy Calls on American Press to  Adopt Censorship  Cites Instances in      Cites Instances in Cold War Where Move Needed

DANGERS OUTLINED BY JFK  Kennedy Asks Publishers  To Impose Own Censorship

Kennedy Calls On U.S. Press To Adopt Own Censorship, Plug Info To Our Enemies

President Asks American Press To Set Own Voluntary Censorship In Cold War

Sees Threat to Our Security  Kennedy Asks Press For Voluntary Censorship

Kennedy Requests Newspapers [To Adopt Cold War Censorship       (See Editoria!

Reactions Are M  JFK Asks Voluntary Cold War Censorship By Press

Ready to Move Ou Of Laotian Capital  Pro-Western Regime Set For Government in South

GOVERNMENT WILL ABANDON LAOS CAPITAL   Moving Out As Reds Threat.  « en To Cut Off Vienttiene,

US, Japan Set Sights or More Trade   Cabinet-Level Talks End—Rusk Speaks of ‘Gratifying Results’

Both Will Aid Underdeveloped Lands  U. $., Japan Liberalize Trade

Japs, U.S. Agree On Trade   Liberal Policy, Helping Nations In Need Stressed In Economic Meet

Site of Talks In Dispute Wrangle Delays Laos Agreement On Cease-Fire

Modern Man Victim ‘Thirsty 30’s, Foolish 40°s’ Seen Most Perilous Ages

Discoverer Fired Into Polar Orbit   Ships, Planes Ready To Pickup Capsule Between Now. Tuesday

Wife Says It’s Accidental   Hemingway Killed By Shotgun Blast in Head

Gun Blast Kills Famed Novelist Hemingway, 62   Shot Self Accidentally, Wife Says

Famed Novelist Killed by Accidental Gunshot Wound at His Idaho Home

an OUiR SABES Shot Kills Ernest. Hemingway, 62; Wife Says He Was Cleaning Gun

Noted Author Accidentally Shot in Head   No Inquest Planned In Case: Guards Put Around Idaho House

Others Pinned Body Dragged Ou Of Collapsed Mine   1 SEE PHOTO, PAGE 3}

Hope wanes for miners   Three entombed behind solid rock in Tennessee

5-Inch Snowfall Hits Parts of Northeast  Ry THE ACSOOTATET PrRre«s

Clay Visits. Beleaguered  Allied Zone   Demonstrates Right Of West to Go Anywhere In Berlin .

Clay Defies Reds, Flies To Red Zone   Kennedy's Personal Representative In Berlin Welcomed

Clay Displays Western Rights in Berlin; Rusk Meet Gromvko in N.Y.

Gen. Clay Flies Across Red Zone   Air Trip Displays Allied Intentions Of Defending Rights

COMMUNIST BOSS GIVEN SWEEPING NEW POWERS  Clay Makes Dramatic Flight Into Soviet Zone

Cuba Rebels Say Forces United. Guerrillas Linked With  Cochinos Bav Invaders...

Increased Flights To Haul Refugees Vetoed by Cuba   Pan American Ordered to Stick To Regular Schedule

Crash Kills Trucker On US- 31   Loaded Semi Rams Rear Of Small Truck Slowing To Turn Off Highway

Operator Of 2nd Truck Hospitalized   Loaded Semi Rams Rear Of Small Truck Slowing To Turn Off Highway

Father Of 65! Man, 102 Years Old, Arrives In N. Y. With His 12th Wife

GO-AHEAD EXPECTED United States To Announce - Decision-On-A-Tests: Soon   U.S. Promises ‘No’ On A-Moratorium

U.S. Opposes Moratorium Move In U.N.   Will Vote Against Neutrals’ Proposal But Approval Seen

U.S. Repeats No to U.N. A-Tests Ban  Support Gains Despite Stand

Former U.N. Assembly President Says —  Allied Big Three ‘Should Fight For West Berlin If Necessary’

REACTION TO SURVEY  It’s Up to C-C to Get  Industry. Barrett Says

Local Cub, Boy Scouts To Participate in Annual Goodwill Drive Next Month

Crop-Duster Pilots Held In Florida   Fugitive Airmen Ask Asylum In ‘This Country .-.-

3 CUBAN PLANES LAND IN FLORIDA   Pilots And A Passenger Seek Asvlam In U.S.: Aircraft Confiscaied

Southeastern Penna. On In Watch Hurricane Esther Pounding North Carolina Coastal Ad

Light Plane Takes Off Without Pilot Crashes 40 Miles Away In Cornfield

Many Seek Cover as Plane Takes Off, Stays Aloft Two Hours Without Pilot

Screen 64 Coaching Candidates  Richard Werner Elected Schoo! Board President

Legislators Hit Republican Bar For Withholding   Want ‘Bargain’ Point; Meeting Ends in Uproar

Discord Ends GOP Conclave   Leaders Slam Door on Resolution Requiring Oaths

RITES AWAIT SON'S ARRIVAL   Hemimgway To Be Buri. ed Next To Close Friend

Macmillan Planning Talks With Adenauer   Calls Bermuda Conference ‘Valuable’

Court Upholds State Laws on Sunday Sales   Decisions to Have Bearing on Simila Statutes on Sabbath Activities.

Court Uphold: Blue Laws on.  Sunday  Sales   Warn Statutes Could Violate Relivious Freedom

"Taint Funny McGee" _ Marian (Molly McGee) . Jordan Dies Of Cance:

Ike to Renew Budget Requests   Pessimism in Camp OfKennedyIrksome

FK Backers Gets Knocks frem tke  New Budget Will be Balanced: Show Some Surplus

HERALD INDEX   Puts Damper.on Business  Pessimism In Kennedy Camp Scored

Ike’s Associates Arve Irritated , a 2, ae xk kk k a a a 2 x @ =e  Claim Business-Dampnimo Pessimism In Konnody Camn

Ike Believes JFK’s Attitude Hurts Business  Stull Plugging To Stay In Black

W OlUld Lire Statements  Eisenhower Advisers Pan Kennedy Group Pessimism

Ee  Fiscal Advisers Irritated  Over “Business-Dampine”  Pessimism In Kenned Camp y

Men Close ta Ike Ave levitated Over Business- Demping Pessieaism Un Canny OF E Ovasident [ Mee? Joie &. Kennedy:

W hite fal ouse Silent  Fisenhower’s Aides Seem Irritated Over Business-Damping Pessimism

Phila. Boy, 14, Admits Slaying  Driver Salesman for Bakery Killed

While School Keeps  RESTART CRARTOWTI Cnr,   SR ee a  BEGIN CONSTRUCTION OF MARCUS COMMUNITY  HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING

U.S. Efforts For l nilying Laos WV: aning   Official Heping To Avoid Showdown With Soviet Union

TIDE RUNS AGAINST U.S. Worried Kennedy Seeking Strategy Switch In Laos

Civil War Threatens  U.S. Efforts   Tide of Conflict In Laos Running Dangerously High

Tide Of Civil Wor In Laos Goes Against U.S.  Seek Military Stalemate And Diplomatic Neaotiations

Tide. in Laos Runs Against U.S. Efforts  Efforts to Unify   Efforts to Unify And Neutralize Country Failing

WAR IN LAOS FORCING U.S. INTO CORNER   Sterner Action To Nip Communist Gains Necessary

Civil War Tide Running Agains U.S. In Laos   New Warning To Russia Pondered By Administration

Tide Turning Toward Reds  U.S. Being Forced to Seek Stronger Plan to Help Laos

REDS GAINING UPPER HAND IN LAOTIAN WAR   Kennedy W orried, Seeks Strategy For Stalemate And Talks.

Laos’ Civil ‘War Causes U.S. Worry   Military Stalemate Sought To Provide New Neeotiations

Tide Of Civi War In Laos Against U.S.  Kennedy Officials Study Moves For Unity, Neutrality

See Signs U. S. Economy Is Approaching Upsurge   Civil War Tide In Laos Running Against U. S.

Hope to Avoid Military Showdown  Tide in Laos Civil War Runs Against America

Tide of Civil War Goes Against U.S. in Laos  Red Arms Flow Causes West To Seek New Solution

Plan New Moves To Avoid Showdown With Soviets.  ere U.S. Worried Over:Laos Civil War Tide

Body Found Near Harrell Home In Giles   Jeanette Harrell, Mother Of 2, Slain With A Sash Cord

Access To Berlin Is Reopened   Missive Follows Denouncement Of Border Fencing

West Receives Red Note On Berlin Crisis  Contents Of Messag   Contents Of Message Not Revealed After Ambassadors Meet

Soviets Send New Note On Berlin Issue   Message Details Unavailable; U.S. Blasts New Curbs

W. Europe Gets New Inspiration From Action, But Problems Loom Large

Others Follow Britain’s Lead To Enter ECM   Macmillan’s Action Stirs Up Ferment in House of Commons

‘Britain's Proposed Eniry Info Common Market Stirs Commons, Spurs Others

All Outer 7 Nations Urged To Do Same   Denmark, Austria Follow, Norway ‘May Enter Market Too

 Nations Move to Join Bloc  Britain Takes First Step To Europe Common Market

Britain Now Wants In Market   Macmillan’s Notice He Seeks Membershi, Spurs Others’ Acts

British Action  Cheered   Trade Bloc Could Rival U. S., U.S.S.R. Operations

Will Investigate Airlift Power  Overseas Restrictions Are Lifted For Military Dependents By Pres.

‘Packages’ Long-Range Superbomb   Russia Admits First Time Of Once Being Without Air Defense:

Russians Brag Of Being Able To Senc Bombs Anywhere  Claim They. Could Put 100 Million-Ton Bomb On Any Point

Once Defenseless To Air Attack ...  Soviets Claim 100 Meg Superbomb Package

Reds Claim Russia Now Capable Of Delivering 100 Megaton Warhead:

‘Related Story, Pare €   With ‘Commitment’ ‘Invasion Prisoners Head Back ToCuba

Death Asked for Both by Prosecution   “Defense Lawyer ‘Argues Against “State 'Revenae’

ADDS 28,000 MEN Air Force Reports Plan To Build Up Its Strength   No Word Received At Dvess

28,000 MORE MEN SOUGHT BY AIR FORGE   Some Will Be Frozen In Service Addi tional Year   SOME RESERVISTS MIGHT BE CALLED

Air Foree To ‘Freeze’ Some Men Number Will  Depend on Volunteers

AF Will Add About 28,000 To Strength   Service Extensions To Be on Voluntary Involuntarv Basis

[llinois, Indiana Are Hardest Hit  Many Homeless   National Guard, Volunteers Man Sandbag Levees

U.S. judge favors travel mix order   Rives feels integration should he insured for Negroes in city

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Copyrighted 196i, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Naval Base Injected In UN Debate   Cuba Charges U, S. Base Seat For Offensive -

Romney Says AMC Could Have Saved Ta» Money by Operating in indiana, Michigan

‘SOMETHING .. . TO BE AWARE OF"  AMC Could Save On Taxes In Othe States. Romney Informs Bankers

SALARIES TOP LIST OF DEMANDS   Auto Workers Hold Separate Baraaining Talks

Nuclear Fallout Protective Measures  Under Study By State Health Officials

Every state represented  Health officers to plan precautions for fallout

Emergency Meeting Health Officers Discuss  Protection From Fallout

Spring May. Bring Hazara     ‘U. S. Health Officers Discuss Fallout Protection

Health Heads ConferringOn FalloutInU.S.   Public Health Service Calls Two-Day Closed Sessions In Canital

Steps Not Needed Now °  Experts Studiyine Ways to Combat Danger of Fallout

Nation's Health Officials Meet to Consider Fallout Protection   Terrifying Spooks, Goblins Can Fall Victim of Accidents

Fallout Danger Discounted, Even in Spring But U.S. Conferees Map Standby Measures

Plan Classes On Disasters   IN HANCOCK AND PEARL RIVER Mississippi To Be Rocket Test Area

PHS Officers From Every State Meet   Washington Talks Closed To Newsmen; Danaer Plaved Down

[extedortiatry: Session In Washington-  Health Officers Meet To study Fallout Precautions

Measures On Fallout Under Expert Study   Health Officers From Every State Join In 2-Day Meet

Texas DA Has Touchy Situation On His Hands As Baptist Minister ChargesR.C. PriestWithGamblina

Could Be Dangerous Scientist Concerned Over Cracking of Genetic Code

SCIENTIST ALARME  Cracking Of Genetic Code Might Lead To Mutations

Anti-Recessior Expenditures Face Ax First   Projected Deficit Of $17 Billion Brings Action

Cut-backs in Big Spending Asked by JFK   Faced by $7 Billion Deficit, President Orders Halt

Slowdown Also Called For On Many Projects; Deficit Is $7 Billion

ennedy Orders Cut in Spending by U.S. Agencie:   Economy Drive To Offset Big Deficit Launched

Cut Vowed By Kennedy In Spending   He Plans Outlay Well Below Lawmakers’ Authorization.

Kennedy Asks Cut In Deficit; Won't Use All of Funds   Mid-Year Budget Review May Indicate Slowdowns

He Advises Cabinet To  Draw Line  U.S. Payroll, Pump-Priming Jobs Target

Corporation Head Freed Of Complicity   U. S$. Commissioner Dismisses Charge Of Involvement In Bank Embezzlement

Stopped In Attempt To Riot In Streets— Algerian Mob Of 4,000 Checked By Paris Police

Rioting Algerians Blocked   New Attempt Of 4,000 To March Through Paris, Three Are Killed

Mobs Riof in Paris for Second Night  Algerians Protest New Curfew Laws

Algerian Riots Being Renewed  Police Check Mob Of 4,000 On Paris Streets Last Night

Police check Paris rioters   Three Algerians killed in second night of unrest

Algerians Checked in  New Riot  3 Killed. Paris Police Nab 1.500

1,500 Put Under Arrest;3 Die   4,000 Rioting Algerians Fight Parisian Gendarmes

County 4-H Club News... 284 VHERS PARTICIPATE IN ACHIEVEMENT DAY

SEEKS INCREASE IN LOCAL RATES   TOLL-FREE SERVICE TO CAMDEN, CUTLER MAY BE RESULT 

MTV. THIS. MORNING   Bradford Is Coldest Town In State With Minus 16 Reading; Mercury Drops After Dawn In King City.

IN THIS CORNER  acetate A A NN tC CC TE  “You'll Not  Drive Again

Border Families  Are Moved Out   Guarded Trucks Take  Residents From Homes

Tears on Harzerstrasse  Reds Evacuate Residents On Berlin Border Street

Crisis Victims Population Dwindles By Half  In Red East Berlin Community

East Berlin Families Moved Out  Windows Overlool The Capitalists In Harzerstrasse

Red Vans Move East Germans  Residents Forced to Leave Border Line es Carta

Reds Evacuate Border Homes  East Berliners Deniec Evan Lank at Wlaect

Apartments Overlook West Berlin - -  Reds Move Out Half the  People on Harzerstrasse

Eastern Berliners whose windows overlook West sector moved out   Not enough   Movers unhappy

Red Police Guard V  East Berliners Whose Windows Overlook West Are Moved Out

EAST BERLIN RESIDENTS   Harzerstrasse Citizens Leave "Capitalist View'

Reds Move Residents Of Little Stree! Whose Homes Overlook West Zone

Concrete and Barbed Wire Not Enough  Reds Move Families Because Homes Overlook West Berlin

~ FEAR JUMPS TO FREEDOM — Soviets Move Families  Deeper Into Red Zone

Reds Evacuate Border Homes   East Berliners Denied Even Look At West

 Communists Se ek Another UN Sent  ‘West Set To Block Red China Drive ©

Stage Rating Duel Sullivan Offers to Debate Price War with Paar on Paar s Own Television Show

SULLIVAN TAKES UP JACK’S CHALLENGE  Ed Over Paar? TV Duel May Decide

TV ‘DUEL’ WITH PAAR Sullivan Accepts Challenge      No-Audience Debate

Dispute Rages Over Performers’ Fees  Paar Challenges Sullivan To Settle Differences Through Rating Duel

WANTS ANC OPEN DEBATE  Ed Accepts Jack's Challenge To Settle Differences on TV

ut Asks ‘Great Debate’ On Tonight Show Sullivan Accepts Paar Challenge To TV Duel

TIGHTEN YOUR TV TUBES; FEUD STARTS   Sullivan Raps Paar’s Pay Scales

Resolutions Offered   Ed Sullivan, Jack Paar in Feud Over Guest Star Pay Differences

Squabble Over Guest Star Pay ments Paar, Sullivan Agree on Television ‘Duel’

Sullivan, Paar May S tage ‘Duel’ * * * * x Ok * A * a x ae  Feud Over Performers’ Fees Grows Hatter

Ed Sullivan Makes Offer To Debate Jack Paar in Performers’ Fee Battle

‘I Don’t Have The Money’ ‘I’m Being Abused’ ————— eee  Paar Flings Talent Challenge At Sullivan

Ed Sullivan, Jack Paar Have Word Duel Over Prices Paid Performers

: PEACH FESTIVAL CONTEST ‘Peaches and Posies Flower ‘Show Design Entries Named

PEACH FESTIVAL CONTEST ; Peaches and Posies Flower , IShaw Design Entries Named

Additional Tax Load Is Cuf fo S10 Million   Governor Tells News Conference of Adjustments

Additional Tax Load Reduced in New Figure   Slashes Are Made in Proposed Funds for Agencies

Reduces Figure On Budget Needs During Biennium   Does Not Expect. To Propose Hike In Surtax Rate

Nelson Cuts Goal On New Revenue   Reduces Estimate to Slightly Over $70 Million for Biennium

Kennedy Plan On Jobless Pay Attacked At House  Hearings; Advance Seen

House Votes Plan To Aid Unemployed   Measure Advances To Senate Despite Some Criticism

Utility Official Tells Unit ‘Pirating’ of Industries May be Result of Measure

Kennedy Aid To Depressed Areas Hit   U.S. Chamber And N.A.M. Critical Of Bill At Hearings

Businessmen Criticize Areas Aid Measure   Officials of C. of C.. NAM Say Bill Might Do More Harm Than Good.

Area Said ‘Pirating’ industry   Businessmen Attack  Depressed Area Bill

$58,800 ON OFFICE WALL Wife Rejected Painting Husban: Bought, Finds It's a Gainsboroug

- Miewing Sports ‘RICHARD KASS PULLS  IN FIVE POUND BASS AT LAKESIDE POND:

~ Viewing Sports  Sreqanm waee nrerea   HICHARD KASS PULLS IN FIVE POUND BASS AT LAKESIDE POND

Freedom Rider Hearing Witness  Cited by Judge   Man Linked To Bus Burning Jailed by Court

In 5 Minute Trial 8 More ‘Freedom Riders’  Are Gonvicted, Fined $200

Jail Witness For Contempt In Riot Probe  Defense Asks Atty. General Kennedy te Aunnear as Witness

Pleads Fifth; TestimonyGiven By Klan Leader; Bob Kennedy Asked ToAnnear

Balky Witness Jailed at Bus Burning Hearing; More Riders Held at Jacksor

Weather Perils Man-in-Space Try   Countdown Under Way for Astronauts Flight Tomorrow But Wind May Force Delay

Arrested erind  eHere   Groups Win At Waco   0 Weather May Halt §. Man-In-Space Shot

Tomorrow's Shot Hinges On the Wind   Astronaut's Ability To. Navigate in Space To Be Tested

Forecast Adverse To Space Shot   Rocket, Astronaut Ready But Weather Not Up To Minimum

 See Page 14 for additional  stories on America’s first  man-in-snace shot,

Good Deed Nets Youth $900 Tota!   Except School Hours  Calif. Girl, 13, Locked In Room tor 7 Years

High Seas Race Off Cape Cod  Canadian Storm   Canadian Storm Aims At Rockies

“Horrible Mass’ Of Slag Rescuers Claw Through Mud Seeking Avalanche Survivors

At Lenst Others Presumed Dead in City Avalanche from Slag Heap Kills at Least 6 in Belgium

Six Dead, Eight Missing     Slag Heap Avalanche — Engulfs Belgian Village

Six Killed, Many Missing As Avalanche Rolls Down On Small Mining Village

Inside Todav’s News   ‘Avalanche Of Coal Dust, Mud Falls -On Belgian Town, 6 Die, Many Missing

Search Muck For Victims  Slag Avalanche Partially Buries Belgian Village

Supreme Court Probes For Violation Of Rights In Three Sit-In Cases

Casire Radio Says Invasion Now Crushed   Many Casualties On Both Sides

STUDENTS ENJOY LIBRARY BOOKS   Casualties Heavy On Both Sides- Fidel Sounds Victory Cry Over Rebels

Castro Still Hopes Kennedy to Reverse Policies of Ike  ~ Charges U. S. Aiding Rebels With Air Drops of Arms

AT&T To Build Own Satellites   Agreement Signed With NASA To Build Vehicles

YY TL OULG dk UW EXPENSE «6 6  NASA and AT&T Into a Satellite Pact

AT&T Will Design, Build Own Satellites   Cooperative. Agreement’ for Development and Testing Space Communications. System Signed With NASA: Lauichinas. Planned Next Year

Communication Moon Plan Sef   Government To Fire Satellites for ATGT

Kennedy toGet Full Report at Meeting Today   More Stories, Photos, Pages 2, 3 .

Glamour Gals ° British Press Claims  Queen Outshone Jackie   JFK Will Report On Trip Tonight

British Paper Stands by the Queen, Says She’s More Than a Match for Glamorous Jackie

} Wears Contrast Gown   Did Elizabeth Steal Show From Jacqueline?

INDEX   RUPEE A Pee Pw oe alin ania la  21 Guns Salute Ousen Elizabeth On Naples Visit by Royal Party

Portugal Charges Russia, U. 5. Use Angolan Crisis for African Gains

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   nm cae  Coolet: Temperatures Promised -for Kansas

Police Clubs, Dogs Rout Negro Crowd  Driven From Court During Race Trial

Authorities Doubt Kidnap Victim Denise Sullivan, 15. Is Still Alive.

UNDERGROUND EXPLOSION  Radioactive Vapor Escapes During Peaceful Research Nuclear Blast

For reacetul hesearch Explosion Shakes Earth  US. Blasts Nuclear Device 1,200 Feet Undereround

5 Generals Shipped To  France   Swift Move To Crush Rebellious Forces Results In 400 Arrests

VAST PURGE IS STARTED IN ALGERI/   Regiments Dissolved, 5 More Generals Arrested, Arms Seized; Moslem Nationalists Are Remaining Inactive.

De Gaulle In Last Roundup; Report Some 400 Arrested  Military Units Are  Di ssolved As Crack  a  er 7 os

Vast Purge In Algeria Under Way   Arrest Five Army Officers; Trial Soon For Challe

Revolt Backers Will Be Rooted Out; Many Held   Parachute Regiment

Hundreds Seized As French Open Purge in Algeria  Wa fantla le Adavindg   De Gaulle Is Moving Swiftly to Wipe Out Opposition to Policy

De Gaulle Launches Massive Purge Of Police, Army, Administration —

France Moves Swiftly in Big Algeria Purge   Arrests 5 Generals, Dissolves 3 More Military Units

Arises on Comments By Press   No Mention of Broad Criticism from Sale of Jets.

‘State Health Body Head Seeks Okay to Leave; Riedel Due to Get Post

4 opera:  Health Officials  Trade Positions Riedel Selected as  Executive Secretary

Brighter U.S. E mployment Picture Seen For Future  Government Discloses That Eight More Tnduetrial Centers Shawine Cainge

Legislature Completes First Week Reconvenes Monday In Both Houses

Disarmament Board Approved by Senate  Agency Created For Future Action

Senate Passes Bill To Set Up New. Disarmament Agency In Washington   Weould Emplevy Exneré<

Help Upper Half of Class, His Idea  Levitt Would Handle Aid Through Regents

Levitt Offers New Plan For Aid to Colleges   Asks Scholarships for 50 Per Cent; Claims Plan Is Constitutianal

Synagogue Blasted At Johannesburg  Climaxes Vandalism Against Churches

Ullizens ACtion Group says-——  No Group Should Dominate Legislature

U.S. Armed Power Told On Vets’ Day Veep Urges Russ  To Seek Peace, Stop Threats

250 Rebels Forced to Surrender   Government Troops Shoot Their Way Into Rebel Army Garrison

Loss of Business in World Markets is Eyed  Industry Prices to be Probed

Khrushchev Wants Kennedy to Intervene   Premier Calls Attack Menace to World Peace; Promises All Necessary Help To Castro: Looked Upon.as Propaganda

OF ACTIVITY ON ISLAND   Broadcast Says 27 Arrested For Plotting Revolt

Civitian Flights Will Continue, U.S. Declares   Russians’ Scarcely Veiled Threat Brings Tougk-Worded Reply

To Continue Flights To  Berlin   Kennedy Rejects As False Soviet Charges West Is Airlifting Spies

Vow Berlin Planes Will Keep Flying   Yanks Cite Precedent And Pacts in Wake Of Tough Reply. °

Soviet Threat Won't Stop Use of Air Space   Tough-Worded Statement Rejects Red Claims of Airlifting Saboteurs, Spies To West Berlin: In Direct Violation

Civil Flights Will Go On. U.S. Asserts  Airline ‘rs To Kani  i, a ee Say 4 FM   Airliners To Keep On Flying Despite Red ‘Veiled Threat

Veiled Soviet Threat to Bar Trip Ignored   U.S. Officials Cite Precedent, Past Pacts In Rejecting Charaes

Berlin Flights Will Continue   Commercial Airliners Will Keep Flying, U.S. Authorities Assert

Despite Soviet Threat  U. S. Will Keep Flying Aivliners Into W. Berlin

LS, Says Planes To  I'ly Routes   Rejects Soviet Union Charges Of Misusing Corridor:

American Statement ‘Bristles’   Slander, Deception Charged to Soviets’

Despite ‘Scarcely Veiled Threat’ Civilian Airliners to Remain On Berlin Route, U.S. Reports

Any W. Berlin Blockade Act Of Aggression   Kremlin Accused Of Lying, Slander By White House

U.S. Gives Notice — Civilian Airliners ~ Continue Berlin Run   Britain Warns Soviet Against Interference

U.S. Insists On Berlin Air Links   Russian Threat Denounced In Strone Statement

Russia Told To Keep RoutesOpen   Interference Will Be Soviet Responsibility

Soviet Warned Not To Attempt Corridor Cutoffs   Efforts To Block Travel to Berlin To Bring Action

Berlin Access Rights Reaffirmed In Bristlhine Ansivcer To Moscorw

Full Traffic. Clamp Askec by Ulbricht   U.S. Cites Past Agreements on  Air Corridors

U.S. Won't Halt Flights To W. Berlin   Sternly Reject Russian Claims OF Sav Trancnert

Civilian Airlines to Fly Corridors to Berlin—U.S.  Moscow Protest Violates Previous Agreements Between Soviet Union, Bia Three Powers

Berlin Routes To Stay   Bristling Reply Handed Moscow By Washinaton

Stiff U.S. Note Says Gateways To Stay Open   Says Responsibility For Violations Rests In Hands of Soviet

Kennedy and Rusk Tough in Answer To Russ Charges   East German Boss Demands Route Control

U1 $. To Continue Flying Airplanes Into West Berlin  Reject Soviet Union's Latest  Ohapqae Ace Falea

Uncle Sam Reacts Fast To Red Note   Soviet Interference To Be Considered An Aggressive Act :

U.S. Says Air Corridors Still Will Be Used   Tough Statement To Moscow Passed By The President

Border Troubles Grow as Soviet Declares West Germany Has No Rights in West Berlin.   MAY CUT TRAVEL LINKS

Threat Not To Stop Big Airliners  Civilian Trips In. to West Berlin Tr fCiank wink

Civilian Planes To Keep Flying Into W. Berlin   U.S. Authorities Cite Aareements

Civilian Airliners Will Continue Flights To West Berlin Despite Soviet Threats   Authorities Cite Precedent and Agreements for Commercial Runs

‘Keep Access Routes Open’ . U. S. Warns Russians:  Responsibility Yours

Will Regard Interference As Ageresion   Full Responsibility Will Be On Russia, US Replies To Note

House Takes Up Kennedy Farm Bill   Senate Okays Plan To Cut Feed Grain Wheat Production

Senate Passes New Farm Bill   Efforts to Defeat Grains Plan Fail

Farm Bill Goes To House After Senate Passage   Dodd Urges U.S. Action To Block Reds in Guiana

McClellan Asks Conaress Act   Lax Work May Delay U.S. Space Program

Quie Sees Change in Feed Bill  Predicts House to   Predicts House to Vote to Eliminate Controversial Item

600 Eligible For More Benefits  Social Security Recipients Permitted To Earn More

Water Season Off to Bad Start  Weekend Brings 6  State Drownings

Communists Offer Korea Type Truce  Suggestion For Laos _ Made At 14-Nation Conference

Deadlock at Geneva Korea-T'ype Truce Line For Laos Asked by Reds

Reds Propose ‘Korea Truce Line In Laos   Plan Offered to Counter American Demands for Unlimited Inspections.  7 OS <a

Space Chimp Facing Strict Examinations   Medical Checkup Could Determine Aliempt By Man

Chimp Who Blazed Trail For Astronauts Hints He Disliked Space Ride

Traffic Claims Lives of 23 Tn Michigan   Death Toll Already Exceeds Holiday Total Year Ago

Funds for Jobless May Be Almost Gone By Year End, Legislative Committee Told

24.Year-Old Was Hitchhiking near Georgetown   itt Raed sande all Kentucky Police Arrest 7th Man Sought After Sneedville Slayings

 U. S. Ahead In Some Phases— Red Scientist Says Russ More Efficient

Soviet Scientist Says: U. S. Leads Reds In Some \Phases Of Space Probe

Ohio Democrats Begin Scramble to Pick Their Candidate for Governor

BIG QUESTION: WHO WILL RUN FOR GOVERNOR ?  Ohio Dems Weighing Party P.

DEATH RIDES ON INTERSTATE 75   Terrorists Are Blamed For Bombings In Ghana

Queen's Visit Cancellation Is Speculated   Action Apparently Protests Severe Rule By Nkrumah   Waa 4 In Mind

Anti-Nkrumah Bombings Rip Ghana Capital  Opposition United arty, Terrorists YG ae

Ghana struck by terrorists  Serious bombing may have affect on Queen's visit

Paris Makes Apology to  Soviet Union   Regret Expressed For Interception  Of Russian Plane

Weather   French Hope Apology To Calm Soviets   Probe Promised; Pravda Calls Air Incident Regrettable

France Hopes  Apology toCoo Soviet Tempers   ‘Interception of Plane With Red President Aboard is Reqretted

Call Plane Incident  ‘A Mistake   Soviets Angered By Firing On Big Transport Craft

France Voices Regrets Over Plane Incident   Apology Is Delivered To Russ Along With Pledve of Full Probe

Tenting Tonight   France Is Hoping Regrets to Help Calm Red Temper

Freneh In Apology lo Russians   Soviets Term Air Incident ‘Regrettable’

Paris Hopes ‘Regrets’ To  End Tension   Apology Sent To Soviet For Firing On Russ Aireraft

France Hopes Plane Regrets  Calm Saviets  Charge d’ Affaires Delivers Apology Tc Hich Red Official

Soviets Seethe Over Plane Incident France Hopes Apology Will Calm Red Tempers

France Sorry For Plane Shot   the statement added, French radar noted that the Soviet plane was not following its flight plan.   CAUSES BIGGER STIR THAN U2 SPY EPSIODE

Khhegrets Lo Soviet Union...  French Pledge Probe of Ineiden      Russians Deliver Planes To Moroccan Air Force

French Apolog Hoped to Ease Ire of Soviet  Man-on-the-Street  in Moscow Shows _ Ritear Daneting

France Hopes Reds Appeased   Moscow Apparently Making No Big Stir Over Plane Affair

Franee Extends Regret To Soviet Union For The Air Attack Ineident

* FVIVIVURUMIET WEINIMO Wu MViltvvUuU  rench Apologize for Shooting at Russian Pl.  PEIVIMOCTEE UO              SCTE NEE VUE OP OE

Plane Feud Cools After ‘Regrets’  DeGaulle Said Behind Apology To Soviets

France Is Hopeful Its Expression Of Regret Will Cool Red Tempers

But Algiers Officials Claim Russian Pilot Did Not Follow  Procedures

French Hoping Apology to Caln Soviet Tempers   Full Investigation Of Shooting Planned

Apology Offered  Russia   Believe Expression Of Regrets Ordered By French President

France Apologizes for Plane Incident   De Gaulle Orders Formal Note, Hoping to Ease Russian Tempers.

French Give Regrets on  Plane Shots  Russians Bitter Over Incident

Paris Note Of Regret Given Soviet   Officials Promise Full Investigation In Plane Challenge

France Apolegizes To Russia   Formal Expression Of Regrets Hoped Will Calm Temners

PARIS HOPING TO LULL REDS VIA APOLOGY   Soviets Receive “Formal’ Regrets On Air Incident

People You Know   FLOYD SARTWELL RESIGNS DEVELOPMENT POSITION AT WESTMAR

Peonle You Know   FLOYD SARTWELL HESIGNS DEVELOPMENT POSITION AT WESTMAR  To College Post — In Canton, Ohio

Governor’ Ss. Mansion  Burned To A Hulk   Rockefeller Household Escapes Fire; Harriman. Painting Collection Burned.

N.Y, Governor's Mansion Burks, Rocky, Wife Flee   Collection Of Paintings Lost In Biaze

Tormenting Rectal Itch Stopped In Minutes   Science Finds New Healing Substance That Promptly Stops Itching and Pain of -Piles

FRED VOGEL ANY Insurance   Science Shrinks Piles. New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain

el — RN SEE ee  New Way Without Surwery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain

Science Shrinks Piles _ New Way Without Surgery Stops Itech— Relieves Pain

Windstorm in Texas,  Floods in Penn. Have Limnead 116 Wlaithas Snan:;

Gus Grissom Completes Se ond  Flight In Space Aboard ‘       Grissom Receives Kennedy Congrats

Astronaut Swims To Safety Before Space Capsule Sinks With Valuable Instruments

Ocean Swim Greets Grissom After Journey   Films, Flight Records Lost After Second American Suborbital Ride Into Space

16-Minute Flight Leaped 118 Miles Into: Air; Grissom In Fine Shane

Blew Hatch Off Capsule; Head Full of Seawater  By ALVIN B. WEBB Jr. United Press International

News Day, Night   He Has To Swim To Satety In Atlantic  Gus’ Trip Okay, Capsule Is Lost   Gus Swims As Capsule  Goes Down

Drama Unfolded At Sea In Spacemans Rescue, Liberty Capsule Sinks

Grissom Cheats Death at End of Flight by Escape From Sinking Spaceship

H ighlights Of Message   WASHINGTON (UPI) — High hghts of President Kennedy’: farm message:

Senate Committee Backs ‘Aid   ‘Reports Program Is ‘Dictated By Hard. . Logic Of Cold. War’

‘Ancient Ceremony In Jerusalem  Depicts Death, Burial of Christ:

Kennedy's Father Told FDR In *40 Britain Was Done, Nazi Papers Say

Thought Britain Lost War in 40  Nazi Document Says Joseph P. Kennedy Aired View to FDR

CHICO, ¢ CALIF., SELECTED  50 New York Families To Seek Better Survival Area

Ao aE A NN uelear Ww ar  50 NY Families Pick Chico As Place To Survive

They're Moving to Chico, Calif.—  50 L.I. Families, Fearing An Atomic War, Planning Exodus

De Gaulle Orders Shake-Up in Top Algerian Posts   Seeks to Prevent Any Future Move Against France

Reshuffle For Algeria Slated   French Move to Eliminate Any Remaining Anti-De Gaulle Unit:

French Officials Map Full Scale Reshuffle of Algerian Government

Seek Total Withdrawal Tunisian Demonstrators Call  For French to Quit Bizerte

French Interference Will Bring Retort   Bourguiba Warns He Will Fight Back If France Bothers Mass Demonstrations

U.N. Floor Battle Looms Because Of Seat Claimed By East European:

UN Security Seat Object Of Dispute   Disnlomat« oredicted the contes

Proposes New Bonus Program For Veterans  Plan Would Cost $92.2 Million in  Si is IE

One Legislative Body Is Urged In Resolution    Would Replace Senate and House

Key City Recaptured   Reporter, State Agent Describe Beaumont As Vice, Crime Hotbed   YOUNG GIRLS   MYSTERY WITNESS

Canada: Seems Moved By His Arguments  OAS: Membership A Possibility; Ties Seem Closer

Kennedy Visit Brings Canad Closer fo US.  Alerts Nation To Danger Posed by Cuba

‘Help on Cuba  Kennedy Clicks In Canada Jaunt   Statesman Tells U.S.:  Dollars Don’t Spell F reedom

JFK Returns From Effort In Canada  More Concern On Cuba Impact Wih Latins

President Cheered By Results  JFK Visit Raises Canada’s  Concern Over Cuba’s Effect

Traveling Diplomacy By Kennedy  Succeeds   -‘BelievedToHave Brought Canada Full Realization  Of Cuba Dancer

‘Revival of '59 Fight Seen in Bill Providing Control Over Milk Prices

C. of C. Honors Medical Center   Annual Meeting To Recognize Facility

Chamber Plans Two Banquets   Medical Center To Be Honored Tuesday

Military Activities Basis for Angry — ~ Exchange Between F ulbright, Thurmond

Khrushchev Aims Blast At Allies   Expect Nikita to Make New Moves in Attempt To Split NATO Group

Khrushchev Attempts To Split West   Steps Up Scare Efforts, Then Tries Some Sweet Talk

Huffing, Puffing, Fist - Banging By Khrushchev Tempered by Interesting Conciliatory Mood   Now That Nikita Feels He’s In \Driver’s Seat In Berlin Case, West (Can Expect Some New Mischief

STEPS UP EFFORTS TO SPLIT NATO ALLIES  Khru Thredts Tempered by Conciliatory Mood

Coneiliatory Mood is Observed -.  Allied Split Seen As Nikita Target

Reuther-Meany Rift Gets Wider  kK ok ok oO ¥ -uw -¢ *& ¥ 4 - -* x - HM -*&   Top Labor Leaders Take Pot Shots At Each Other

Meany, Reuther Feud Publicly .... ‘Raft Between Nation‘s Top Labor Chieftains Broadens

2 Top Labor Chiefs at Odds  Reuther-Meany Rift  Appears Developing

10WA VEHICLE DEATHS By THE ASSOCATED PRE!      Meany - Reuther Riff in CIO-AFL Widens

RIFT DEVELOPS AMONG LEADERS OF US. UNIONS   Reuther and Meany. Exchange Shots In Public

Critically Hurt In Mine Mishap  Elmer Kappeler Is Crushed By Motor

House Votes 09-3) To Put It On Ballot   Plans Afoot Now To Call Convention On Liquor Provisions

vAB Fixes Lause UT va. Urasn Error By Pilot With Problems Blamed In Crash That Killed 26

ahene yp week  Pistol- Waving Hijacker Draws Cheers, Salutes From Cubans

SICK — AWFULLY SICK  Planes Hijacker Draws Salute, Cheers in Cuba

‘Wild-eyed’ plane bandit Fidel admirer   ‘Drew salutes and cheers from Cuban soldiers’

Passenger’s Report Cuban Soldiers Saluted And Cheered Pistol-Waving Hijacker Of Airliner

ATRLINER’ S PASSENGERS” TELL OF ORDEAL — me :  French Hijacker Saluted, Cheered ByC uban Police Who A rrested Him

‘Wild-Eyed’ Frenchman Hijacker Saluted And  ‘Cheered by Cuban Troops

_How It Feels To Be On A Hijacked Plane  ‘Everybody Had A Drink...

Cubans Cheer for Gunman  Arrested in Plane Theft   ‘Each Member of Crew Receivec ‘Pistol Cartridge As a Souvenir

Castor waving Fuipacker ‘Passengers Aboard Airliner Remained “Cool”

Cuban Soldiers Cheer Hijacker  * * * * * * * *   Passengers Relate Experiences Aboard Airliner

Gun Battle Erupts  Hijack Attempt In Cubc Ends In Three Deaths   Cuban Soldiers Salute, Cheer Hijacker

Quiz Is Asked Of 4th Army Seminar Role   Unit Participating In San Antonio Communism Study

Silent Also On Reports OfDefection   Rumors Rife In Havana About Rebels

Cuba Keeps ‘Lips Tight’  On Invasion   Large Anti-Castro Force Reported As Landed On Coast

Defect Rumored Anti-Castro Invasion Report Draws Silence From Cuba

Castro Is Mum On ‘Invasion’  Rumors Say Battalior Of Militia Defects

Second Front Is Opened in Cuba   Castro Regime Remains Silent About Invasion

Landing By Rebel Foree Is abi mas  OY a a sali die ieee Bh   Castro Government Mum On New Front. Defection Rumors

Cuba Mum on Invasion Report   Rebels Say 1,000 Open Second Front

Castro Silent On Report Of  Second Front   Landing Of £f Large © Force, Défection Of Militia Disclosed

Cuba Silent on Reports of New Rebel ‘Invasion’ News Blackout Also  Cloaks Rumor That Rattalinan Dafacrtad

Rebel Landing Reported on Coast of Cuba  Defection of Castro Force in Fighting ~

Cuban Fight Raging As Rumors Fly   Tell Stories Of Mass ‘Defections

Cuban Government Silent On Anti-Castro Fighting   VRPUCS TIGVEl UIOSe  This Year Probably Will See Man Take Initial Plunge Into Trackless Void

Militia Defection Rumored  Castro Stays Silent or Rebel Landing Report

THE WEATHER   100,000 MEMBERSHIP BY 1962?  ‘Little People’ in Birch Society

Tlouse Test on Merit System Awaited Today   Opposition Rider Slated for Vote

New Cold Wave Sends Al_ ‘ready-Low Temperatures Skidding Through Midwest, Eastern Areas.  ALASKA 62 DEGREES WARMER THAN DAKOTA

To Map Radiation Fields From Depths Of Space   10 Map Nadgiation FrieidsS From VePihis UI opate  ‘Poor Man's’ Rocket Launched

ansds:  Tost of Seat In Congress  Now Official   Legislators Told To Redistrict the State for 5 Posts

Hundreds Due For Layoff By Military Units   Ohio Rundown Given On Cutback Order From Defense Agency

Fallout Shelter Company Denies Charges by Lane  Lancer Industries Asserts Innocence   Lancer Industries Asserts Innocence In Conflict of Interests.

State. Closes Summation Ir  Israel Trial   Attorney Charges Eichmann With 15 Separate Charves

Small Dudley Girl's Body Is Identified   Examiners Unable To Learn Cause Of 4-Year-Old’s Death

Rumor Of More Congo Killings May Cause New Security Council Uproar

Congo Debate Seen Sparked By New Claim    Dayal Says Three Of Lumumba Aides - Deported, Slain

IN€WU. IN. Uproar touched Off sees is heads, itso  6 Lumumba Aides Murdered In Kasai

Mississippi Asks Court For Help   McComb Officials to Seek Federal Injunction Against Arrival of Freedom Riders

McComb Asks Injunction   Seek To Prevent More ‘Freedom Riders’ Coming In

VISITING NEWSMEN ATTACKED  McComb Officials To Ask Court To Hold Out ‘Riders’

Last Chance Offer Posed   President Will TV Results Today to British Peace Plea

Last Ditch Try Planned For Accord  U.S. Demanding Soviets Quit Tana Atelife

Ex-VP Defencis GE Execs   Daceased Officicil Blamed for Order To Cut Up Market

Death on Montana Highway   Shot Fired at Close Range Narrowly Misses Butte Cop

Yuri Has Eye On Moon Trip   Astronaut Says Russia Building Spaceships Aimed to Reach Satellite

Fuel of The Future. . .? Slurry Burning Hailed Coal Industry Salvation

Directly Into Furnace New Slurry-Burning Process  May Benefit Coal Industry

Castro Starts Program. 'To Indoctrinate Youth  : Government Takes Charge Of Education +1 . With ‘School Cities’ Part Of Plan

Soviet Forgery Factory Going : All Out Producing Phony Copies Of So-Called “Allied Secrets”

Youth Gives Testimony In Death Of His Mother   in Libel Suit  Cobb Plans To Appeal Jury Verdict

Richard Nixon Challenged By Demo Senators   Urged To Offe Congo Policy

Asked For Alternative   Nixon Challenged For Katanga Action Scoring

Nixon Faces Challenge On Congo Stand  Senators Demand Alternate Plan In Katange Decision

Eichmann Likens Himself To Role Of Pontius Pilate, Feels No Guilt

At fsraeli Trial  Eichmann Compares Role To One of Pontius Pilate

20th Century Pontius Pilate   Eichmann Washes Hands  Of Guilt in Slaughter

HAS NO FEELING OF GUILT Eichmann Compares His Role With That  Of Pontius Pilate

No F eeling Of Guilt! Adolf Eichmann Likens His Role In Murders With Pontius Pilate

Eichmann Says Like Pilate He Washed Hands   No Guilt Feelings In Jew Slaughter

Nazi Leader Shuns Guilt In Killings   Eichmann Asserts His Role Similar To Pontius Pilate

Condemns Supply Airlift To Red Rebels   Communique Fails To Indict Anyone For Intervention

Seato Chiefs Condemn Red Aid to Laos   Issues Call For Peaceful Solution To War Threat

Cuba Starts Hate Attack   CONDEMNS AIRLIFT OF WAR SUPPLIES  -SEATO to Delay Laos Action

SEATO Condemns Airlift But No Counter-Action   Meet Again Friday

SEATO Condemns Soviet Arms Airlift In Laos; Group Postpones Military Action

Red Action Condemned  es hy a’I‘Z »)  i oe   SEATO Undecided  Qn Counter Moves

‘Peaceful Solution’ Called For Crisis In Torn-Laos   Meet Again Fridav

No Nation Indicted Indicted  “SEATO Hits Airlift. Bypasses Laos Action

Lillian Reis Case May React Jurors Today  Final Summation By Prosecution,   Final Summation By Prosecution, Charge Remain

$1.5 MILLION DAMAGE  24 Homes Destroyed By Fire in Hollywood Area

Ne Fatalities Recorded But Damage  Has Been Estimated at $1.5 Millior

Hot Wire Snans Free; 19 Vehicles Set Ablaze In Lot During Afternoon Storm

Sparks From Broken Power Line Set 10 Semi-Trailer Trucks On Fire

Wheel Gear Fails, Liner Crash Lands   +49 Aboard Unhurt as Electra Skids Into Texas Base

Disaster Averted In Texas   Foam on the Runway Cushions Crash . of $3 Million Electra

49 Aboard Are Unhurt   ne hia FAT MATT  Crippled Plane Makes Belly Landing on Cushion of Foam

Passengers Unhert As Electra Makes Emergency Landing  Plane Circles Fields      Plane Circles Fields Five Hours Before. Making Attempt 

49 Aboard Unhurt... Lame Plane Down Safely   Totah’s Weather Pattern in Rut

President And Chancello: In Agreement  Conference Reportec Satisfactory On ~ NATO, Other Issues

Underlines East-West Tensions  A Top Red Army Marshal Is Sent To Red Germany

Dry Ruling  ~ Stands In Mt. V. Arec   ‘Supreme Court Won’t Hear - Appeal On Area Occupied  By Cocktail Lounge.

RULE AREA IN NORTH MTV. LEGALLY “DRY”   Restore 1947 Election Rec: ord in Area Occupied by Cocktail Lounge.

Predicts Man. On Moon In Two Years  Official Thinks U.S. Space Program Could  Be Speeded Up

Coming Up   ww s SPARKETTES SPONSORING TENNIS COURT DANCE FRIDAY FVENING

Comina Up   ww baal i SPARKETTES SPONSORING TENNIS CQURT DANCE TRIHAY FVENING

End in Sight for Ohio Sales Tax Stamps   Claim State to Save Five Million Dollars a Year

Asked for Funds Before Leaving On African Trip   Stevenson Asks End to Intervention in Conao

Everything Strictly With American Undertones  Dress That Fits Like Wallpaper Highlights Paris Fashion Show

4, Men Fail to Save Tanker   NOT HURRICANE YET Next Storm Heads -- Across Caribbean

Elm-Breoks Dining Room To Open Sunday; Golf Course Being Preoared

Wage Bill ‘Not Good Enough’   AFL-CIO Urges House Committee To Act at Once

28 PAGES TODAY   Season’s First © Cold Wave Move: Out Of Rockies

, -TRUCKER BURNED SERIOUSLY— 7 2 Departinents S purn — Calls To Turnpike Fire

WEEKEND WEATHER  Sunny and warmer today. Fair and warmer tonight and tomorrow.   Bias Issues Rise  Over School Aid

School Money Bill Opposed By GOP Bloc   Religious, Color Angles Threaten Kennedy Measure

School Aid Encounters New Snag   New Pressure Against Bill  In Committee

New Catholic rriests Cathedral Rites Saturday To Ordain Helena Men .-

Adlai Stevenson Is National Father of Year   New Catholic Priests Cathedral Rites Saturday To Ordain Helena Men

Mutiny Staged By Congolese   U.N. Will Use Force To Put Down Lawlessness Of Troops

Inside The Times   Red Pressure Blamed ae  Workers Leave West Zone Jobs

German Reds Hike Pressure   Many Commuters Are Quitting West Berlin for Jobs in East Area

— FLOW OF REFUGEES EBBS — Commuters Giving Up  Their Jobs, Reds Say

Commuters Take E. German Jobs   Pressure Is Heavy From Communists

East Germans Give Up Jobs In West Berlin   Communists Putting Heavy Pressure On Commuters To West

Berlin Reds Say Workers  Hunting J obs   Restrictions Curb Commuters’ Travel  To West Area Work

Reds Claim Commuters  Seek Work  Panes cence oh Warr hh   Communist Youtt Paper Says Calls For Jobs ‘Heavy’

Result of Heavy Pressure... . East Germans Claim Many Commuters Changing Jobs

Man, Yound Girl Friend Confess Prutal Slayings   Wernicker Slavinte

Man and Gir! Arrested At Midland   Ilinois Captive Woman. Is Victim In Murder Soree

One Of The Victims From Ottumwa Say Captured Couple Admits Four Murders; 2 In Illinois

Man and Teen Girl Admit   Slaying 4  Lead Officer to  Body of One _ OF Victims

Expect OAS To Accept Cuba Action   Look For Approval Of Collective Move Against Threat  Of Communism

OAS Council Eyes Cuba, Openly Red   Colombia Asks Action Be Mapped

Meet to Study Action on Cuba May Be Called   Proposal Expected To Get OAS Approval

Hemisphere Session on Castro Seen  Colombia Proposes Meeting to Weigh  Collective Actian

Rayburn Laic to Rest in Simple Rite   3-U. S. Presidents Nation's Leaders Pay. bast Respects

U.S. Honors Rayburn In Last Rites   Short, Simple Funeral Services Held With. 1,000 In Attendance

Second Man-in-Space  Shot Planned for June   Journey Into Space Not Long Enough, Shepard Complains   Cuba Ridicules U.S. Man-in-Space Success; Astronaut Shepard Called Victim of Torture

Predict U.N. Will Turn Down Soviets   Reds Say Belgians Meddling In Congo.

UN COUNCIL TO REJECT NEW RED CHARGES   Majority Accep ts Belgian _ Explanation of Mobutu  Troop Incident.

Belgian-Congo Issue Is Studied  U. N. Council May Reject Charges Of Belgian Intervention

No Pledge to Ban Boost in Steel Prices   Companies Reply to President's Plea Against Increases

Steel Firms  Turn Down  Price Plea Officials Dispute  Kennedy Hold-Lins Request In Replies

Steel Refuses Kennedy Plea  s ‘No’ Filed   Unanimous ‘No’ Filed On No-Price-Hike Idea

Steel Firms All Say ‘No’ To Kennedy   Major Producers Reject Pledge To Hold Price Line

Steel Refuses Kennedy Plea   Unanimous ‘No’ Filed On No-Price-Hike Idea

Hold-Line Steel Pledge Is Refused   Won’t Promise  To Forego Price Boosts

PRAYER ron...  @ TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

a se se fo J Views  Prime Minister o f Japan Arrives To Meet With President Kennedy

hequest Studied U.S. Appears Planning Recognition of Rebel Syria

Pentagon Reported Leading In Race For Responsibility Of Civil Defense

Pentagon Wins Fight Over CD   Gets Responsibility Despite Protests

Pentagon May Get Responsibility For Nation’s Civil Defense Program

Asiatic Relations Affected   Writer Blasts What He Says Is JFK Poticy

Carla Blowing Up A Storm  in Caribbean   txpected to Reach Hurricane Foree by Tonight

Rockfeller Calls For Resumption of U.S. Nuclear Tests  Governor Opposed to  New Moratorium on fl © Bandtcptdtme

‘Rock’ Calls for All-Out A-Testing   Opposes Proposal for Another Test Moratorium

General Accused in Birch Society Row Loses Commanc   See Editorial, Fage 4

Gen. Walker Loses His Command  Action Involves Charges About Birch Society

Three Ex-First Ladies Living Mrs. Eisenhower Will  Enjoy Housewife Role

Nikita Is On Defense With World   Communist Leader Stronger At Home Following Canoreece

Defensive Stand Is Seen  K. Is Seen Safe At Home But Has Trouble Abroad

Two Who Looked Like Frozen Turkeys  Are Recovering From Hunting Ordeal

BEALL ASKED TO MAKE RUN   GOP Leaders Want Him To Enter Guber natorial Race

Cole Charges emotionalism Land commissioner hits wilderness bill

SAYS U.S. CAN'T STOP IT . Kennedy Urges Labor, Business Aid on Inflation

‘Woman, Gifts Used In Plot Scarbeck’s Spy Trial Reveals Reds’ Tactics

Grange Leader Urges Balance For Economy  ‘TL od lant Aleead.  "Third Leg’ Needed For United States, Newsom Declares

Grange Leader Urges Balance For Economy   ‘Third Leg' Needed For United States, Newsom Declares

‘AGGRESSIVE PATROL’ NEW POLICE PLAN   McNulty Tells How He Hopes To Reduce  Fillmore Crime

Bargaining Over Laos To Begin   Reds Will Hold All op Cards In New Game

Parley Appears Next Step In Laotian Fix   Now That Cease-Fire Is Near, U.S. . Must Qut-Talk Reds to Keep Neutrality

Laotian Crisis Ready to Move  To Conference  Reds Hold Top Cards But U.S. to Bargain   Reds Hold Top Card: But U.S. to Bargain To Keep It Neutral

Laos Crisis Will Move To Conference   Dean Rusk Plans To Go To Opening Of Meet May 12

Reds fo Hold Top Cards af Laos Session  Rusk Expects Cease-Fire Momentarily

Laotian Parleys  Likely in Geneva  Rusk Will Bargain Under Difficulties

Trouble Boils In Belgian Trust Area  LUMUMBA AGAIN HELD AFTER BRIEF FREEDOM

Lumumba Back In Jai Again  Ca Cannan Deawmian   Ex-Congo Premier Freed Temporarily

Lumumba Still Captive In WakeOf Thysville Mutiny   Kivu Troops Cross Into Trust Territory

Lumumba Captured After Brief Liberty —   LUMUMBA FORCES GO INTO TRUST TERRITORY

Pay-Day Riot Soon Quelled   Premier Free For Short Time; In Custody Now

pees ald Lumumba Is  Returned to  Confinement  Agitation Caused By Ex-Premiet’s

Before U. N. Security Council  Conao Resolution Likely To Fail   uring Muni  Pairice jana Gels Brief Spell Of Liberty

Lumumba Still Captive In WakeOf Of Thysville Mutiny   Kivu Troops Cross Infa Truet Torritare

Civil War In Congo, Threat   Elisabethville Government Warns Against Attempt to Betray Tshombe

REDS REJECT U.S. PROTEST   East German Police Again Stop U.S. Civilians

Little Chats   NOTICE TO BIDDERS  (No. 11 in « Series)  Ry IAMES E. POLLARD

Home Town Will Honor Beth Dall   Miss Blossomtime Fete ts Suturday

Martial Law Proclaimed; ‘Freedom Riders’ Await Arrest     New Ala. Violence Erupts

Need Water, Gas to Halt Huge Mobs   1,500 Negroes Escorted Home by Troops; Fear New Violence Today

Limited Martial Law Declared Whites Turn On U.S. Marshals Trying  To Restore Order

White Mob Repulsed At Negro Rally   1,500 Remain In Church All Night To Avoid Rioters

Negroes Safe After Spending Night In Church   Governor Proclaims Limited Martial Law: Rev. King Orders All-Out Fight.   Due to Surrender

Troop Use in Racial Riots Was Studied  Situation Obviousl; Not Satisfactory,   Escort Negroes Home—  Armed Marshals Patrol Streets

New Mexico: Practice Air Attacks Are  Discontinued  Five Crewmen of   Five Crewmen of Bomber Survive  Sidewinder Attack

Fighter Practice Attacks Halted ’ By BS2 Traged\   Suspended in Probe Of Accidental Shot; Two Survivors Found

Five Survived — Missile Mishap  USAF Orders Halt In Practice Runs

Halt Practice Attacks On Planes; Seek Cause Of Fatal Rocket Shot

5 of Bomber’s Crew Safe —  Air Force Orders Halt In Practice Attacks

Five Bomber Crewmen_ Escape  Air Force Cancels Mock Attacks; Check Maverick Missile Tragedy

Seek Answers To Sidewinder Tragedy - .~  Practice Plane Attacks Suspended By Air Force

Air force bans practice air attacks pending’ probe   AS result: or. . death of three airmen

All practice intercepts halted for inquiry into B52 mishap   Refuge in hut

Ban Placed On Practice Air Attacks   Two Missing Bomber Flyers Are Found; Survived Storm.

Air Force Calls A Halt To All Practice Attacks  Action Taken Cra Wor ese ve

FIVE SURVIVE B52 MISHAP  Air Force Halts  Practice Attacks      Thundershowers Expected in Area

AF Halts  Practice Attacks   Sth Crewman of Bomber Found; 3 Others Killed

Air Force Halts Practice Attacks   TOWN PICKS UP  ‘Worst Quake I’ve Ever Seen’

Air Force Stops Plane Missile Drill   Seeks Cause Of B52 Disaster; Five Men Survive.

Probe Accidental Missile Shot That Downed Bomber   Ohioan Describes His Ordeal After Surviving Bomber Mishap

Cause Of Bomber Crash Is Studied  Fighter Pilots Are Ordered To Stop

Ban Practice Plane Attacks   Runs Halted Until Air Force Finds’ Out How Missile Downed Bomber

 Heavy Snow in Mountains  Wintry Storm Moving East From Central Rockies Area

JFK’s Back Improved Doctors Have Good News On President and Father

pectattst Examines fF resiaent —  Kennedy’s Back Better; His Dad Also Improving

President Drives To Visit Father; Checkup Delayec  Kennedy Has Busy

Kennedy's Ailing Back Is Better  Riit Nliant Randy far   But Not Ready for Vigorous Activity

JFK Cheekup Shows Back Is Improved   Senior Kennedy Also Receives Cheering News

Health Report Gives Cheer To President   Back Better; Senior Kennedy Also ‘Improving; Work On Budget Completed

PRESIDENT’S BACK BETTER, DOCTORSAYS   ‘Several Months Before _ He Can Resume Vigar  ous Exercise 4   KENNEDY APPROVES $92-BILLION BUDGET

Streams Surge  In Missouri, but Rains Are Ending St. Louis Area Hard  Hit With More Than 100 Families Routed

Truck Crashes Berlin Border   Daring East Germans Ram Over Six Tonner

East Germans Seek Role in Berlin Talks   Communists Demand Recognilion in Anv Parl

Sundav Stroll in Berlin   E. Germans Demand Voice i in Peace Talk

In Upcoming Berlin Talks . . .  East German Regime Wants Recognition   West German Bid to Win Neutralists Going Badly

U.S. Britain Ask Allies To OK Plan   Draft Of American Note To Reds Sent To N.A.T.O. Nations

East Germany Wants To Take Part In Talks   Communist Regime Asks Recognition With Big Powers In Negotiations

Kast Germans Demand Right To Enter Talks  Puppet Regime '  Seeks Recognition

Reds Claim Allies Ready To Negotiate   West Berliners Continue To Taunt Red Borders Brigade

U. §,, Britain Said Seeking Negotiations   West German Newspaper Claims Adenauer Backs Proposed Offer to Russia.

meneame ate arent Seine et SRNR te  E. German Reds Demand Say In Berlin Big Power Talks  Seana W ant Recog nition

Jerusalem Hails New Easter Day   Ancient Church Doors Opened For Specia! Services

Germany May Call Reserves   Defense Minister Say: "We Shall Do Duty’

West Germany Hasn' Gul Enough To Call Reserves.   Because Election Campaign Is Underwav

Fulbright Irks West Berliners   Freedom of Berlin Line Now the Point

Bonn Troops Call-up Hinted  Unpopular Subject i Election Campaian

Miss Michelmore Leaves Nigeria  Heads For Puerto Rico  «= Te . eee ) Ob Eee ee

TRIAL ENDS HUNG   EXPRESSES REGRET Young Peace Corps Girl Heads Home After Boo-Boo

Peace Corps Girl On Her Way To Puerto Rico After Nigeria Incident

Miss Michelmore flies to Puerto Rico, possible reassignment in Peace Corps   Offere te auit

Margery heads for Puerto Rico GIRL WHO RAISED NIGERIAN IRE. LEAVES IN TEARS

FACES REASSIGNMENT  : .  ‘Postcard Girl? Flies   To Puerto Rico Base

Peace Corps Girt Leaves Nigeria Fat Field Headquarters  Has Not Resigned From Corps And Not Requested To Do So

American Girl Leaves Nigeria   New Peace Corps Assignment Hinted

Postcard Writer Stays in Peace Corps; Nigerian Government Reaffirms Support   Margery Michelmore Returns to Puerto Rico for Reassignment; Controversy Arises Over Number at Nigerian Student Rally

Portugal Willing to Have Hijackers Tried by Any Friendly Governmen?i

Portugal Ready Te Let Other Countries Bring Santa Maria fijackers To Trial!

Retail Sales Tax Tobe Argued by  Revenue Committee  2 Per Cent Levies Provided in House 8)]

French Hope For Improved NATO Setup   Think Kennedy’s Visit May Help End Weaknesses

Willing to. Find Out If Russians Will Negotiate On a Reasonable Basis

‘Home Returns From ISEATO, Sees Prince   Foreign Secretary Sees Building Up Of Crisis: Phouma Fills In Situdtion

Demand Council Choose Official  Russia Opposed to Action by Assembly

Soviet Boycott ‘Seen for Sec’y They Can't Vetc  Zorin Predicts Such Official Woulc Have Very Bad Tim.

Red Boycott In U.N. Due   Soviets Hold Threat Over Choice Of Dag Successor

Demand Veto Power Over New Secretary  Soviets, Bulaaria   Soviets, Bulgaria Grant Recognition To Syrian Rebels

Russ. Demands Council Okay New UN Chief   Threaten Boycott Unless Proper Action Is Taken

Soviet Demands Secretary Choice By U.N. Council   Plans To Boycott Any Selection by General Group

Red Boycott Threatened In U.N. Decision  Will Act Against Any Chief Not OKd By Security Unit

Christmas Message from the Vatican  teen ne nnteneaemaatntenaroounicnaninet     Pope Urges More Equitable Sharing of World's Wealth

Share wealth of the world   Pope expresses hope, anxiety in communication

Pope's Yule Message Directed to Leaders   Combines Plea for Peace With Appeal For More Equitable Sharing of Wealth

Share World Wealth, Pope John Urges   Increase Welfare And Security Of

On Peace, World’s Wealth Pope John Issues A Plec To Leaders Of Nations

Pontiff Calls For Sharing  Global Wealth   Message Combines Plea For Peace At Christmas Time

SHARE WEALTH POPE PLEADS IN MESSAGE   “Shun Force”, Urges Catholic Pontiff

U.S. Revokes Diplomatic Status Of Nacvalac, Will Deport Him If He Refuses To Leave.   PROOF THAT HE WAS SPY IS CLAIMED

U.S. fo Deport Czech Diplomat Said to Be Spy   Diplomatic Status of Miroslav Nacvalac Is Withdrawn Today.

U.S. To Deport Czech Diplomat   3 Laos Factions in Accord On Unified Military Force

U.N. Leader in Crossfire of Spy Case  U.S. and Czechs Trade Charges

©. Dag S Caught In Cross-F ire In Spy Case   U.S. Says Nacvalec Paid School Figure $1,700 For Data

U.S. Clears Way For Deportation Of U.N. Official   Hammerskjold Caught In Cross-Fire From Both Countries

Note Issued by Officials af United Nations  Says Nacvalac Paid $1,700  for Information

Revoke Status of Accused Spy   Nacvalac Is Now Subject to U. S. Deportation

But Czech Denies All  Accusations  U.N. Chief Put In Middie OF  Diente

U.S. Makes Accused Spy Alien   Charge to Dag That Czech Led Vast Spy Ring

UN Secretary Caught In Cross-fire By U.S. And Czechs On Diplomat Spy Charae

Spy Cross-Fire Centers On Dac   U.S. Claims It Has Evidence To Prove Bribery

Dag Is Target Of Conflicting Demands From United States, Czechoslovakia Over Spy Case

RED CZECH DIPLOMAT EXPELLED   Nacvalac Subject To Deportation By United States

Photos Put UN Official In Spy Plot   U.S. Aske Ouster Of Counselor, Reds Deny U .S, Charges

U.S. Revokes Diplomat Status Of Accused Spy   Machinery Moves To Deport Czech As Illeaal Alien

U. 5. REVOKES DIPLOMATIC STATUS   Calls Nacvalac, U.N. Worker, Top Espionage Agent  WAITCH OCTATCO   Backs Up Charges By Producing Photos Of Susnect’s Activities

Forced Removal Promised If Voluntary Departure Ils Not Made by Nacvalac

U.N. Secretary In Cross Fire Of Spy Charges   U. S. Charges Czect Diplomat Was Spy

U.S., Czechs ss Hurl Counter Accusals  We Claim Nacvalac Is Prague's Top Agent Here

U.S. swears accused ‘top’ Czech spy’   Photos prove envoy Nacvalac in espionaae role

Chief Of U.N. Mission Charged With 1 With Spying  U.S. Revokes Status Of Crech Envoy

Nacvalac Is: Subject To™ Deportation   Warning “Issued To Czech Mission By United States.

Note Given To Mission Cites Laws  Communists Told Dinlomat Subject

AS TEMPERATURE DROPS, FIRE DANGERS RISE!   The Cuero Dam Is Discussed By Record Publisher

es lown lalk   Projected Cuero Dam And Reservoir Apparently Over Size

Blames Old Hands for Bad Advice  Lippmann Says Heads Must Roll Over Cuban Mess

Army Won't Let Family Tag Along  Near Kin May   Near Kin May Join Reservists Overseas Later

Ristine Cites Need for big Tax Overhaul   Feels Reform In 1963 Should Include Sales Levy Elements

THIRTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS INVITED TO JUNIGR COLLEGE MEETING AT WASHINGTON

Public School Hearing Eyed By Louisiana   Integration Suit In Virginia Will Be Heard Today   GRANT LAW

‘COERCION HAS PROBLEMS’ Rusk Says Russ-Chinese  Bloe Dissension Growing

18 Persons Are In jured In Traf fie   Aged Lemont Waman Among Crash Victims

MAY BACK NEW LEVY   Kerner Considers, Mey  _ Support, Proposal Fer  Permissive Additional Half-Cent Levy Without Referendum.

Quick Aid For Jobless Urged  Kennedy, Goldberg Discuss Situation

Quick  Action Asked   Jobless Help Is Discussed By Kennedy, Aide

Withholding Tax Goes to Senate Floor   Key Part of Dalton’: Program Is Approved By Committee

24 Persons Are Injured; Damage High   Heavy Rains Accompany Tornadoes; Fog Covers East. Upper Lakes Area

Storms Rage Through Mid West Cities  Tornadoes Rip Communities In  Indiana, Ohio

Eastern States Digging Out   South Central Pa. Bears Storm Blunt

‘Tummy Mechanic’ Paralyzed Patient Makes Unique Hospital Hot Rods

‘We Are Ahead, Jackson Says   .. After Experts’ Secret Testimony

US.-Crechs Dispute Role Of Diplomat   Spy-Hiring Charge Denied; Delegate’s Withdrawal Ordere¢

Czech Claim A Top Diplomat Was Solicited   Charge Advanced After Delegate Told To Leave

Planted Data Given Envoy In Past Year  Say American Went Along to Save Fiancee

Czechoslovakia Says U.S. Urged Man To Be Spy   U. S. Says Man Had Been Asked To Leave For Spying Activities

CZECHOSLOVAKIA CLAIMS U. S. TRIED TO HIRE TOP DIPLOMAT AS SPY; STATEMENT IS DENIED

Ouster Figure Star of Drama  Aired by U.N.   State Department Seeks Expulsion Because of Spying

Each Party Casting Hopeful Eyes At Six ‘Senate Seats Now Held By Opposition

SIX SEATS Al SEATS AT STAK ST. AKE  Demo, GOP Groups Plot Race Strategy

Victory for Kennedy  Conferees Put $5.6 Billion Label on Housing Measure

Conferees Approve Bil On Housing   Republicans Refuse To Approve Bills Of Two Houses As ‘Bad

Sees Liberation In Film  New York Man Relates Terrors Of Torture, Killing

(Man Watching Film Recognizes Self As One \Of Children Freed From Nazi Death Camp

Nazi Horror Memories Revived Movie-Goer Recognizes Boy in Death Camp Film As Self

AUSCHWITZ LIBERATION  Nightmarish Past Unfolds In Movie  Before Ex-Inmate

You'll Find It.   After Recognizing Self In Documentary ‘Mein Kamof'-- New York Jew Tells Story Of Terror Under Hitler's Regime

Bound to Court On Check Charge   SEES SELF IN ‘MEIN KAMPF’ —  Film Renews War Horror For N YC Men

On Inside Pages   About Hitler’s ‘Death Camp’. . . Man Screams When He  Sees Himself in Movie

Discuss Manv Subiects   In N.Y. Movie House Auschwitz Survivor Relives Horror of Nazi Death Camp

HERALD-INDEX   New. Yorker Comes Face-to-Face With. Past oat  H's Me’ Shouts ‘Viewer “ak Death Camp Film

Man Watches In Horritied Fascination As He Comes Face-To-Face With Past

RELIVES HORRIBLE MEMORIES Man Recognizes Self As Boy in Nazi Camp

Man Tells of Fight to Stay Alive in Death Camps of Eastern Europe

Man Watching Movie Screams Out       Nazi Death Camp /  : e fimself.in,. ...°

rFLOOKR VOILE SLAILU INUNSVAY Jobless Measure Revised To Make It Attractive to Dems

Fire Wrecks 4,500 Acres In California   Angeles National Forest Hit; Second Blaze Under Contro]

Many Driven From Homes  By Water   Four Days’ Rain Drench Southern Area: Damage High

CLAIM USE ‘RESTRICTED  Reds Again Challenge Air Corridor ‘Rights’   Berlin Wall Being Built Bit Hicher

K Says Russ Overtaking U. S. But Can't Rest Until Red Flag Flutters Over World

Khrushchev. Boasts Of Red Achievement  Premier: Quotes ~  rpm Goldberg On  el Production

No Rest Until Communism Rules All World, Khrushchev Tells Russians

Khrushchey Sees World  Domination   Reds Overtaking U, S., Soviet Chief Tells Russians

Soviet Aim Restated By Khrush  Goal Is All   Goal Is All World Under Red Banner

World Under  Communism Is Threat   Khrush Tells Russians U.S. Losing Ground

Many Marooned In Ohio Valley; Allegheny Rises; Winds and Snow Ratter Indiana

Snow, Flooc Maroons Thousands  Fair Weather Returns For Southland

State Department Ponders Policy Regarding Red China Seat in U.N.

Red China Policy Of U.S. Studied   U. N. Membership Plan Considered

Food Relief Allowances  To Be Hiked   82 Per Month Boost Announced By Lawrence

Allowances For Food  To Be Hikec   Pennsylvanians On Relief To Get $2 More Monthly

Crime  POLICE ARE HOLDING THREE SIOUX CITY YOUTHS CAUGHT —  STRIPPING. AUTO — IN  menue. fAaAaR TAT

Crime  POLICE ARE HOLDING THREE SIOUX CITY ' _ YOUTHS CAUGHT — STRIPPING AUTO — IN WRECKED CAR LOT

To Cut Soviet Information Pipeline-- U.S. Puts Secrecy Lid On Space Activity

Secrecy Cloak  Is Dropped On Space Efforts   Policy On Experimental Satellites, Data, A Forerunner Of Rules Needed When Program Becomes Operational

sector a  Seerecy  4 e  Tishtened   City Host Today To Hardware Men

Free Filmon Danger of Communism To Be Shown Tonight at Legion Hall

Tax, Jobless Compensation Under Study   New Legislation Will Be Proposed In Address Monday

Seek Prescription  President, Aides Study Nation’s Economie Ills

Kennedy Seek: to Stimulate U.S. Economy  Confers with Top  Aides on Possible AT... 7

6 ‘Ornery Boys Get Transfer   4 More Slated To Go; Action Taken After Mass Escapes.

New Crisis Seems Near In Algeria  EuropeanSettle Chiefs Urge ‘No

curopeans In Algeria Call tor Nay Votes   Predict Civil War If De Gaulle Plan Wins This Weekend

Vienna Talks End Cordially  Russians Seen . Enthusiastic  Ry WATLTER T RIDDER

Neutral Laos Avreed Upon   President, Mac Meet, Today; Dinner With Queen Planned

Each Side Accuses Other Of Maneuvering for Military Advantages in Defiance of U.N.  Cease-Fire Order

War ot Words in Duel's Wake  As French, Tunisians Both Charge Maneuvering

Tunisians and French Trade Heated Words   Each Says Other Cheating on U.N.

Both claim other seeking arms edge   Arabs fortifying Casbah, French is landing troops

French Troop Buildup Hit by Tunisians   War of Words Replaces Gunfire U.N?s Dag En Route to Bizerte

Tunisians and French Charge U. N. Defiance   Cease-Fire Order Is Violated, Claim of Each Side

Hints Reds Taking Part In Tunisia   Envoy to U. S. Urges Free World Make Moves First.

French, Tunisians Both Charge Other With Violating Bizerte Cease-Fire

CLAIM FRANCE IS VICLATING CEASE-FIRE   Appeal To Rusk Made By Envoy Bourguiba  REPORTS      New French Landings At Naval Base; Soviet Intervention Feared

Charge Move for Military Gain  War of Words Over Bizerte Cease-Fire

Bizerte Is Center of Argu ment  Tunisians. French See Battle Stands

War of Words Over Bizerfe Is in Progress Now   Both Sides Accused of Failing to Live Up to Spirit of Ceasefire.

France And Tunisia Have  Wordy War   Each Side Aceuses Other Of Defying ULN. Cease     ire.

North African nation in its conflict with France.   Hammarskiold Arrives

Word War Now Rages In Bizerte   French Charge Tunisians Threaten Canal, Travelers Say French Enlarge Area

France, Tunisia Maneuver For Military Gain   Casbah Taken Over By Tunisian Troops: French Troops Landed

Dag Flying To Bizerte For Parley   Both Sides Claim Cease Fire Broken As Tension Rises

Both Claim Defiance of Cease-Fire   Section of Bizerte Reported Fortified By North Africans

France and Tunisia        Each Nation Charges Opponent With Violating Cease-Kira

Accuses France Of Landings   Government Invokes New Restrictions, Awaits Hammarskiold

MIETTARY MANEUVERING CHARGED  War Of Words Growing  Between Paris, Tunisia

 War Of Words Gets Hotter  iBizerte Civilians Flee From  Old Casbah As Troops Move In

Each Country Claims Other Breaks Truce  Officials From Both Sides Eye

Tunisian Battle  In Uneasy Truce  U.N. Leader Flies To Bizerte Area

War Of Words Swells In Wake Of Bizerte Battle   Tunisian Ambassador Paomnlaine ta Duck

2 Téhsion Mouits ; ~ a,  Both Accused . : Of Violating UN Truce Orders

Hints at Soviet Intervention in Bizerte Fighting   Claims More French Troops Being Landed

Tunisians, French In Word War   War Of Words Over Bizerte, Claim U.N. Order Defied

France, Tunisia Claim Opponent Violates Truce   French Say Casbah Is Armed; New Troop Landings Condemned

Each Side Accuses Other Of Chi Tunisian Cease Fire  Brings War Of Words

. Each Side A ccuses Other r Of Chicanery Pe! tes Uther OF Chicanery  Tunisian Cease Fi ire  Brings War Of Words

Probe Group Gets Confidence Vote  fraee CIBI NAN far ss:   Gets $331,000 for Checkina on Reds

5 Spies Get Tough Penalty in Britain  Russian, 2 Americans ' Convicted, Sentenced

Five - ‘Spies Given Drastic Sentences   15-To-25 Year Terms Imposed: When British Judae Invokes. Common Law 

Five Spies Draw Heav: Sentences  co ° . nmnawinatitane   Convictions Include Two  Americans

Five Spies Sentenced  In London   Two Americans Among Those To Draw Long Terms

) Americans Linked With Rudolph Abel   ‘Yard’ Discloses Background After Trial ls Completed

Sanford And Philpott Off To Hawaii Assembly Speeds To A Close Under Acting Chief Executive

Navy To Hold 26,800 Men On Active List   Will Get Extra & To 12 Months During The Crisis

26.800 HELD OVER Navy Extends Duty Tours 6-12 Months   Recin Next Manth

New Naval Order Part of Current  Buildup of Armed Forces Set by JFK   East Berlin Situation Spurs Action ‘Freezing’ 26,800 for Active Duty

Navy Planning To Hold 26,800 For Extra Duty   Tense Situation in Berlin SpursArmedlorcesBuildup

Navy Buildup Set As 26,800 Held For Duty   Navy Announces Plan As Berlin Tension Mounts With Barrier To East-West Travel

Navy Extends Duty Tours of 26,800 Men as Part of U.S. Military Buildup

Navy Keeps 26,800 Men On Duty   Emergency Buildup Calls for Men to Serve Extra Six to 12 Months

26,800 To Go On Extended Tor  U.S. Navy J ping In Military Buildup

Ford Group Okays New  Contract  Approval Ends 10-Day Strike Against Firm

Ohio Air Guard Support Alert  Truck Drivers, Cooks   Truck Drivers, Cooks Needed With Pilots

Ohio Air Guard Support Alert   Truck Drivers, Cooks Needed with Pilots

On “C ‘Gap’ Controversy  a RN NSS int centinesase  Urge ‘Cooling Off’ Period On Missiles

lowa fair trade act ’Non-signer provision’ held unconstitutional   No Fixed Price Pact

No Berlin Policy Shift, Rusk Says  es = Ty Mei spn bees son Cennd an f'anibel

US to Maintain Berlin Posifion Rusk Declares   Specific Issue of Troop Cut Not Discussed

Berlin Position Is Same  Link Problem ry. ‘ * lo Germany 8 Whale Ly sstuaecn

U.S. Position On Berlin to Remain Firm, Says Rusk   But He Indicates Study of Entire Situation in Germany Will Continue.

U.S. to Maintain Berlin Position   Rusk Declines Talk On Troop Cut Issue

SEES RISKS IN SEATING RED CHINA   Ankara, Bangkok Trips Scheduled  For Secretary

Rusk Declares Nation To Hold Firm on Berlin   Mum on General German Problem

Rusk Holds News Meet America Will Maintain ‘Its Position On Berlin

U.S. Will ‘Maintain  Position on Berlin’   Secretary Rusk Tells Newsmen City’s Status Must Be Kept in Context With Whole. Problem Of Germany's Future: Silent on Details’

Gl Is Killed In Car Crash   Auto Being Chased For Speeding Hits His Vehicle

Modest Heroes Rewarded Soldiers Who Saved German Boy’s Life  Given Peacetime Medal for Bravery

;Debaie Concluded a inal eae  ‘Cuba’s Charge Of Imminent ‘Invasion Rejected By UN

Debate Ends Without Vote On Complaint   Council In Effect Rejects Castro ‘Invasion’ Claim

U.N. Kills Invasion Complaint   U.N. Body Pockets Invasion Try Claim

U.N. Security Unit Rejects Cuban Charge  Na Farmal Actian Te   No Formal Action Is Taken on Complaint Made Against U.S.

No Action  Taken After 2-Day Meet Council] Chief  Urges Moves To Reduce Tension

UN. Takes No Action On Cuba   Attitude Virtually Rejection Of Cuba's ‘Invasion’ Charae

“Answers Commercialism rie  \Let Business, TV Have \Christmas, Lutheran Asks

Ribicoff Ready To Accept Draft For Senate Race   Joins Democratic Parade for 1962's Election Drives

‘May Enter Connecticut Race Ribicoff Willing To Accept Draft. Run For US Senate

Ribicoff Would Accept Draft to Run for Senate  Two Representatives  of New York and Ark  to Run for Governor

Who’s Running F or What?  Would Try For Senate If Drafted, Says Abe

Ribicoff Would Accept a Senate Draft; 2 Congressmen to Run for Governor

Draft Is OK, Ribicoff Says  Would Agree To Seek Senate Seat If He’s Given Mandate

Inside The Times   Political Pots Begin To Boil Receoniisteietshre wiceallfoui. oealladtaltesee  Potential Candidates Toss Hats Into Ring

Senate Race Bid Studied By Ribicoff   Secretary Ready To Accept Draft For 1962 Contest

Politics In The Spotlight Ribicoff Would Accept Draft: Faubus Move Still Undecided

Ribicoff To Accept Draft To Run for U. S. Senate   Al Jennings Is Dead

 Democratic Contenders ?  Ribicoff, Stratton, Alford Eye ’62 Election Races

‘Politics Reviewed > a ES  Ribicoff Would Accept  Draft For U.S. Senator

Two Eye State House Posts  Ribicoff Would Accept Senate Draft by Conn.

Ribicoff ready to accep! draft to run for Senate   Governorschins

INDEX TO  Inside Pages   DINNER TUESDAY AT WHITCOMB  Brooker To Be Honored Here

WINS FIGHT FOR SAFETY   Delano Parent Started Campaign After Son Injured

HERALD INDEX   Kennedy, Staff Display Cool Attitude on Plans of Nixon

 PA SEM VRAY YY Ieee     Ike, Nixon Meet for First Time Since Leaving Office

Police Kill One Robber, Nab Another   St. Louis Youth Is Held On Suspicion Of Murder

St. Louis Police Kill One Robber  Another Captured in lonunar Store Holdun

I umumbist Youths Begin” W. ave Of Terror, Y Pe es  Storm Mission, Kill Priest

Lumumbists Kill Priest, Raid Missions   Bands of Youths Reported Roaming Streets of Kivu Province Capital.

Youth Gang Mutilafes, Kills Priest   Kasavubu Pledges Full Support To UN Force

Gangs Attack Missions, — Slay Priest   Lumumbists.Jump Kasavubu Men In Leopoldville

Catholic Missions Are Attacked   Bands of Youths Swarm Through Streets; Many Persons Are Murdered

Congo Mobs Slay Priest, Attack Nuns   Mission Burned As New Violence Erupts In Africa

Lumumbist Youth Attack Missions, Murder Priest;  Stanleyville Man Killed

Lumumba Followers  Kall Priest   Catholic Mission is Burned By Youths: Nuns Attacked

‘Terrorism Sweeping Through Congo  Priest Slain and Nuns Attacked: Kasavubu Does About Face, Backs Daa

Stockholders Vote Aug. 16 On 3-Part Plan   Increase Capital From $300,000 To Half Million

Plan Stock Dividend, Sale Peoples State Bank To Increase Capital

Laboratory Planes in Storm Hurricane Esther Increases Force, Swerves Toward North

Why He Wanted Vienna Meeting: K Wanted To Size Up.  New President Of US

President to Report To America Tonight   Different Nikite Talked With JFK

“New” Khrushchev Behaves Like a Gentleman At Summit Talks in Vienna With Kennedy

President Will Broadcast Report: To the Nafion Tomorr ow Nicht   U.S. and British Chiefs ‘See Eye to Eye’ on Pursuing Common Policies Throughout World; Meeting With Khrushchev Stirs Some Hopes   Far Different From Stormy Antics of 1960  Khrushchev !s Mostly Grave, ‘Subdued and Careful at Vienna

Khrush Serious In Vienna Talks  * ¥ * ¥ * * * * * * * * * * * *  Kremlin Base Shoire Un’ s Men To. OTs de

Nikita Shows Change From  1960 Scns   Red Leader Grave, Quiet In Meeting Kennedy At Vienna

Khrush Changes Faces   Soviet Plays Rolo Fur Different From U, N., Paris

Khrushchev Proves Ability to Play Role of Calm Statesman at Vienna

Nikita Shows He Can Act Serious Role  Soviet Boss Is Different Man From Year Ago

House Passes Library Bill; Radar Put Off   Debate Touched Off In Senate on Merits Of Radar to Safety

‘Anti-Party: Group Again Lambasted   Malenkov, Molotov Kaganovich Among Those Signaled Ou

Reds Expected To Oust Three Party Leaders   Object Of Violent Attack By Presidium Member Shvernik

Khrushchev’s Opponents Appear Doomed to Exile From Communist Party

Ex-Sweetheart Changes Trial Testimony   Prisoner In Death Row, Execution Set For Friday

Ship Strike Talks Halt, 'No Progress   Verbal Blasts End. Session; Goldberg . Cites JFK Concern

Historic 115-Mile Flight ‘Made Under Pilot Control   Shepard ‘Okay’ After Being Plicked from the Atlantic by Helicopter

“The winters aren’t like they used to be.”  Florida Citrus Crop Threatened  Cold Wave Grips East

President  Backs Swap  Of Tractors Asks Nation  To Contribute To Private Func

’ Ignores Congressional Criticism  —_—     “Kennedy Backs Prisoner-Tractor Swap

President Asks Support for Tractor Fund   Urges Americans to Contribute to Campaign

Appeals  0 Americans. To Donate  Says Drive to. Frea.: :   Says Drive to. Free: Cubans Should. Be. On Private Basis.

President Asks All Americans to ContributeVoluntarily forTractors

Byrd to Buck Cuban Trade Tax Credits  Kennedy’s Call  For Contributions TS aenlene Orvef Tir.lhat.

‘Tractors for Prisoners...’  JFK Asks Americans To Contribute to Fund

Byrd Vows Tax Probe of Tractors   Call for Donation: by JFK Sets Off Bitter Senate Row

Byrd Says IRS To Answer For Tractor Stand   Tax Deductions Of Contributions May Bring Investiqation

If Prisoner-Deal Donations Are Tax Deductible  Byrd Says IRS Must  ‘Answer to Congress

Opposes Tax Deductions  For Contributions On Tractor-Prisoner Deal

Urges Americans to Contribute  President Flies in. Face of Criticism From Congress

JFK Urges Donations to Tractor Fund   Asks Aid to Private Move for Release of Castro Prisoner:

Backs ‘Swap   Asks All Americans For Contributions To ‘Private’ Drive

Tractor Deal OK. Kennedy   ‘Calls on U.S.  Citizens to Give Fo Plan to Help + Release Cubans

Cuban Fund Committee Branced As ‘Meddlers’   KENNEDY MAKES APPEAL

Jobless Aid Bill Goes To  Senate Vote  Democrats Hold   Democrats Hold Stand Against Emergency Clause

Ohio Senate Nears Vote On Jobless Issue  Emergency Clause Expected To Fail Just As In House

Indications Democrats Will Kill GOF Sponsored Emergency Aid Measure

Defeat Of Clause Seen In Senate Showdown Expected On Unemployment Aid

Ohio Senate Due To Vote Thursday On Controversial Idle Pay Extender

Luther H. Hodges Outlines Program For Increasing U.S.A. Sales Abroad

Court Orders Bus Employes Back to Work   Missouri Continues Action to Terminate  K.C. Transit Strike

Protest Plane Shipment   Planes, Boats and Cars To Picket San Diego Harbor

NIXON DENIES CHARGE MADE BY OPPONENT   “False And Libelous On: ~ Its Face,’ He  Declares   KNIGHT PROMISES TO NAME NAMES

He May Run Again in ‘68  GOP Emotions Mixed After Report on Nixon         Texas Negroes, Whites Stage Demonstrations

Planes Drop Borate, Halt Brush Fire   24 Homes Burn, 80 Damaged by ,200-Acre Blaze

Grenades Wound Two  Americans in Viet Nam   Cuba Water Hit by Rebels

TO OVERTHROW CASTRO REGIME  Cuban Exiles Make Fiery Plea For ‘Second War Of Liberation’

Issue Call ToTopple Castro Rule   Group Headed by Miro Cardona Makes Plea To All Cubans.

Issues Call To Liberate Cuban Soil   ‘Invasion’ Already Under Way, Says Cuban Council Heac

Cuban Council Call:  For War on Castro   Sabotage Campaign Goes On

Envolves Talking Sphinx  Cairo Newspapers Uncover Spy Plot, Bribery

$14,000 Bribe Alleged Sphinx Involved in Spy Case Because It-Talks

JNLESS ALTERED Governor Implies  Veto of Tay Bill   i RAINE RL     State Demo Leaders Appiaud Veto Threat

Biakley Holds Edae tor Tilt With Tower   Ci Y BLECLIUNS, 100 Area Voters Follow State

Rockefeller Reports To Estranged Wife   Hope Is Nearly Lost for Missing Son.

Rockefeller Sad After Long Trip  Heartbreaking News Taken To Estranged Wife Last Night

BEARDEN CONVICTED IN PLANE HIJACKING   Federal Court Jury Deliterates 2 Minutes: Defendant Retains Composure

Bearden ‘Guilty’ On Three Counts In Plane Seizure   U.S. Jury Spends Only 22 Minutes In Reaching Verdict

-RAYBURN IN KEY ROLE Demos Planning Battle  For Federal: Giacl Aid

 Health Officer Tells Rotary Club  Sewage Treatment Looms As Lumberton Necessity

Health Officer Tells Rotary Club —— ee es motary Club  Sewage Treatment Looms As Lumberton Necessity

51,755 Towans trained by Red Cross in water, small craft safely in 1960

While School Keep ADULT NIGHT SCHOOL ,  REGISTRATION. SET — —~MONDAY EVENING

While School Keens   ADULT NIGHT SCHOOL REGISTRATION SET —~—MONDAY EVENING

Files Agency Shop Ban in Legislature  May Pass in House, Meet Senate Defeat

Charge Claims By K.F. Wilson ‘Misleading’   Sold About 93 Gallons, Supply Seized By Agents

New Court Term To Begin Monday 48-Day January Term  Runs Through Feb. 2—Docket Calls Monday

Adjourned Term  Of Court To End  Closes September 30 —Jury Commissioners Will Convene Monday

Cireuit Court January Term  Is Over Today   Petit, Grand Juries Dismissed—To Draw Juries Monday For Term Opening Mar. 6

March Term Of Court Ends  AR.Dav Mav Session   48-Day May Session Begins Monday—All Dockets To Be Called

May Court Term Ends On June 24  - .  .:.:   A Sf Re a   Adjourned Term Will Begin Two Days Later —Draw Jury On Monday

Petit Jury For Adjourned  Term Is Drawn   Jury Commissioners Draw Names Of 40 Persons—Judge Lewis Sets Hours For Term

Changes in Intelligence Unit Loom   Broad Reorganization In Gathering Spy Data Planned.

Sentence Sets Record for Peacetime; Details Not Revealed in Open Court

CHRISTIAN UNITY STRESSED  Most Religion Superficial, Charch Committee Reports

Asphalt Looming As Renewed Issue   Road Oil Purehases  To Reach Million

Dear Going Back For Negotiations   JFK Hoping Soviets Will Agree To Test Ban Inspection

a Pioneer doe Walker  YX. 15 Pilot Gives Details Of 31-mile High Flight

Clouds Cut View From  - 31 Miles Ur   But Walker Could See Coastline Of All California.

X15 Roars To Record Height   Walker Flies Rocket Ship 31 Miles Up

Ten Minutes Seemed Like Five Hours to  Pilot of Rocket Ship Who Set Record

View on Record Altitude Flight Thrill’ for Pilof   Series of Mishaps Causes Some Anxious Moments With X15

Portugal Chief Critical of U. >.  e Politic   Charges Politics in Voting With Soviet

U. 5. Policy on Angola Rapped   Portuguese Premier Says America Sides With Moscow

2 Cars, 2’Boats, World Cruise - : “Didn’t Know How To Stop,” Says Broke Would-Be Big Spender From Jail Cell

Letter of Credit Was Fake, But It Bought Boats, Cars, Jail Sentence

His piece of paper worked like magic: then came jail   $70,000 cruise

Got Too Many Bills? Try Buying a Half Dozen Automobiles and Yacht

More than Carte Blanche ee EE RCE  All You Need Is Paper; Not Money

Orders Everything, Jailed Contractor Carried Away  By His Piece of Paper

CITATIONS ARE AWARDED DiSalle Telis Publishers ‘He Seeks No Federal Job

Emporia Weather   . ” nay wt 7 Possible Rain, Snow Forecast for Kansas

Clean-Waters Bill Cleared By Congress   Senate Concurs On $570 Million 6-Year Grants

Timely Tidinas   BROTHERHOOD aH: FAIR spoiape = AT CRAIG soay COUNTY: FAIA engl ‘Day- -Long Event : a To Include: Judging Of 4-H Projects _ Variety Show And oie

Timely Tidings   BROTHERHOOD 4-H FAIR WEDNESDAY —” ¢ AT CRAIG OPENS COUNTY FAIR SEASON Day-Long Event — To Include Judging Of 4-H Projects — Variety Show And — Baseball Game.

Little drop in living costs   November dip recorded as one tenth of 1 per cent

Earnings Mit Record U.S. Cost of Living Had Small Drop Last Month

Inside...   Prices Decline Slightly  Earnings ShowRecord November Rise

Record Rise In Workers Pay Noted   Small Decrease In Consumers Prices Reported

U.S. Cost Of Living  Declines   Drops One Tenth of One Percent Due to Lower Costs in Most Categories

Food Frices Lower  Living Costs Show Slight Decline During November

U.S. Buying Power Rises ito Record   Lower Prices Notec in Food, Clothing During November

Cost of Living  Dipped Slightly  in November   Average Take Home Pay and Buying Power Climb

Food Prices, Other Items Down a Bit   Lowest Living Cost Since L955 Noted By Government

November Living Cost Skids a Bit  Smallest Rise Since 1955 Te Renarted

Each Little Bit Helps Living Cost Drop Given As Tenth Of  Per Cent

Cost of Living Down Slightly   Average Worker's Buying Power Set At Record Hioh

Living Costs Dip Slightly  In November   Factory Workers’ Take-Home Wages Hit Record High

Cost of Living. Down in Month + Lower Food Prices,  Other Items Listed

Dollar Power Up  Living Costs Drop Slightly, New  Dip Is Forecast

Labor Chief Moves Into Recession-Battered Auto  City: Warns Of Depression

Labor See. Claims Kmergency Action Needed on Jobless  Detroit Gives Goldberg Picture Of Tinemnlovumaent WK, Ld oAwbEne

ALL-AFRICA SOLUTION IS MOSCOW IDEA   Lumumba Death Blame Placed On Hammarskiold

Khrushchev Steps  Into Congo Crisis   In Attemp! To Force  U.N. Out

Attacks Hammarskjold  Khrushchev Steps Into Campaign Against U.N.

Nikita Into Oust-UN  Campaign   His Plan Would Pull Out UN Foree, Form Conciliation Body

K: African states should solve it alone   Premier takes personal hand  in Congo crisis

Uses Killing Of Lumumba  As Excuse  Sends Diatribe To All Political Heads Excent 1.5.

‘Books Noi Auditable’ ---Coghill   Records Alf In Order Says Governor Egan

City Gets Ready To Have Holiday  Stores To Be Closed.   Stores To Be Closed. No Mail Deliveries.  No Tribune Tuesdays

City Ready To Observe Holiday Businesses To Close,  ~ No Mail Deliveries ~ On Independence Day

Fliers Wives, President Greet Them On Arrival After Release By Soviets

Bridges Asks Probe Of U.S. Commitment  Fliers Arrive After Noon From

Wives Of Capts. McKone And Olmstead Also On Hand For Welcome At Air Force Base

Capts. McKone and Olmstead Embrace Waiting Wives at Air Base After Being Imprisoned Seven Months

Ordeal in Russia Ends for 2   Interviews Banned In ‘Nationel Interest; JFK Issues Summons

FULL SERVICE   Kennedy Joins Airport Reunion   Airmen Back in U.S. After Soviet Detention

Chief Joins Fliers Wives In Greeting  Po eS SG 2 Y 2 2 ee BO, Soe or   Other Officials At Maryland Airport When Airmen Land

PRESIDENT MEET FLIERS   Kennedy Helicopters To  _ Air Force Base To Meet   Yanks Released By Khrushchev.

2 Greeted At Airport By Kennedy   No Talk for Present; Invited for Coffee At White House.

No Ceremonies At Andrews AFB As Pair Returns   ~RB47’s Survivors — Complete Journey To Washington

Airmen Reach US.   Kennedy Joins Air Force Wives ‘In Welcome Home

‘Quiet, Heartwarming Reception  Kennedy, Fliers’ WivesGi Greet ‘Airmen On Arrival In U.S.

Heart-Warming Reception at Andrews Base   Kennedy Greets Mer Before Reunion With Wives

Hugged By Happy Wives At Airport   Nation's Interest Reflected in White  House Invitation

Kennedy Is Greeter  Freed Fliers Back in U. S.. Get Rousing Welcome -

Capts. McKone and Olmstead end ordeal   Freed by Soviets, airmen back home after prison stay

Wives, Kent . Greet-Pair At Maryland Base   Coffee Session is Slated Later At White House

President, Wives Greet Two Airmen   Might Home Follows 7-Month Ordeal In Russian Prisen

President joins wives in welcome   Capts. John R. McKone, Freemar Olmstead, home

Coffee Hour Ils Plannea At White House Today For Olmsteads; McKones

Kennedy Joins Airport Reunion   Airmen Back In U.S. After Soviet Detention

U.S. Breaks Cuban Ties   Cuba Turns Courteous  American Exodus Seen

70 MUTINEERS SEIZE LINER AT GUNPOINT   Order Warships to Stop Vessel

Mutineers  Take Over   Kill Officer, Capture Liner Off Venezuela; Believe Aim to Stir Portuguese Revolt

Governor Orders State Civil Defense Report   Anderson Tells Board State Pays Some Lawyers More Than Legal Chief

Cuban units move to halt attack from the north   Regular army units move ‘into waterfront

Cuban Forces In Battle Positions   Castro Claims An Attack Coming As U.S. Opens ‘Games

EXPECT BLAST FROM CUBAN PREMIER   As 140,000 Take Part In Annual Maneuvers  NOTE FLOTILLA   Bringing In Twice As Big A Force To Caribbean Area As In 1960

US. Maneuvers ‘Add Jitters to Cuban Situation   Arniy Units Set Up Near Waterfront.

Ula. Neparrs  CARIBBEAN "WORKOUT 15 NORMAL   150 Warships Use Guantanamo As Main Base

Navy Games  Fan Cuban War Jitters  U.S. Denies Fleet Exercise bl ric Any RD na rapieee OV O" semine

Castro Fans Attack Fever   150 U.S. Warships Steam Toward Caribbean for Annual Maneuvers

Cuban Army At Seafront In Havana   Navy Mancuvyers Stavi, Adding To  Invasion Sitters

Fleet Heads For Base At  Guantanamo   Navy Slates Annual Exercise; Expected Castro Blast Given

‘Normal Run, Say Officers  TAN ONAN Aq.   140,000 Are Taking Part

‘PAPER NOTES ARRIVAL OF BIG CARRIER   Militia Callup Leaves Notable Labor Shortage

Cuban Army Units on Move In Havana as ‘U. S. Ships Arrive for Manuevers

 To Repulse Attack Cuban Army Moves. Into Harbor Area as U.S. Navy Maneuvers

U.S. Warships on Maneuvers  Cuban Military Units Prepare  Against lnvasion From Porth’

Atlantic Fleet Units Head for Caribbean Maneuvers; Castro Prepares to Repulse ‘Invasion

U. 5. Aflantic Fleet Heads For Annual Guantanamo Bay, Caribbean Maneuvers

U.S. Fleet Games Stir Cuba ‘Alert’  Warships Will Use Guantanamo Base

Annual Maneuvers  U.S. Atlantic Fleet  ‘Heads For Guantanamo   Castro Troops To Waterfront

Castro Yells ‘Invasion’ As Ships Deploy   Juban ‘Defenders’ Getting Hungry

150 Units Ready for  Maneuvers  Caatra Troone   Castro Troops Take Stations On Waterfron'

Cubans Rush To Repel U.S. Attack  American Warships Open Maneuvers At Guantanamo

Castro Propaganda Plays Up U. S. Navy's Normal Maneuvers to Back Up His Frantic “Invasion” Claims

No connectior with break in relations   U.S. naval move adds to Cuban invasion jitters

Big Supercarrier Leads 150 American Warships In Caribbean; 140,000 Navy Men Go With Fleet.  CUBAN SOLDIERS

Cuban Farvasion fitters Havana Waterfront Is Fortified By Castro

U. S. Atlantic Fleet Heads Today  For Guantanamo Bay On Maneuver:

Ships Move fo Caribbean On Navy Maneuvers   Strong Force Will Visit at Guantanamo Bay

TEMPERATURES   Bearded Cuban in lather again  Ready for invasion

Naval Force Heads For  Guantanamo Caribbean Maneuvers With . Allies Planned Months Aqc

Navy Opens Maneuvers  In Caribbean   Flotilla Has Enough Power to Support Base If Needed

hse Guantanamo as Base  ‘U.S. Atlantic Flotilla  Maneuvers off Cuba

Cubans Prepare For ‘Invasion’   Troops Set Up Military Tents Near Memorial to Battleship

Castro's Troops Guard Havana’s Waterfront  EN hAeww.* Vo...   150 American Vessels On Annual Exercise to Use Guantanamo Base

Navy Declares Action Routine   Exercise Center At Guantanamo Bay

‘Point of Least Return ..  1 4  Clay expects > : * ‘ ° erlins Crisis

rersonal’ Representative     President Sending Gen. Clay To Berlin

U.S. Berlin Envoy Clay Sees Crisis Nearer Climax Over Access to City

Chambers. not to = draw pay.   ' Fifth. district issue awaits House action

Snowstorm Whips Across Plains;  Weather Toll: 88   Readings As Low As 34 Below Zero Reported In Frigid Zone

Nigeria Gives French Envoy, Staff Until Saturday To Leave ...  Protest Atomic Tests   “YETI” SCALP IS RACK IN MONASTERY

Wakarusa Goes Over Its Banks Following Rain   Fair Weather Due Now, However, So Danger Seems Past

Wakarusa Goes Over Its Banks Following Rain  Fair Weather Due  Now, However, So

kederal Government Relaxes Rules  Work- Relief Projects Won't Cut Off Money

Girls Who Make Beer Shampoo Riled At Boss’ Efforts to Stop Their Drinking

RECORD AMOUNT OF 1960 CORN — 1,234,448 BUSHELS GET SUPPORT -PRICE LOANS IN THIS COUNTY

RECORD. AMOUNT OF 1960 CORN — 1,234,448 BUSHELS GET SUPPORT PRICE LaxKKe TR TENE CouNTY

Foreign Aid Bill Pressed   Physician States JFK Following His Full Schedule

Kennedy Is On Full Schedule   ‘Back Better, But He Stays in Car When Wife Arrives at Airport.

Khrushchev To Sum Up Red Policy   Premier’s Address May Be Today; Party Hears Renewal of Attacks on Albania

Goldfine Pleads Guilty in Court  Admits Evasion of   Admits Evasion of $800.000 in Taxes

Goldfine, changes plea, admits tax evasion —   Plea subiect fo ruling by  ycvchlatvict

Goldfine Says Guilty to Tax Evasion Charge   industrialist . Owes $800,000 in Income Taxes

Guilty Pleas in 2 Tax Cases By Goldfine   Evaded Almost $800,000, He Admit: in Federal Court

Guilty Plea By Goldfine In Tax Case   Mental Examination : Ordered by Court For Bernard.

Admits Huge Tax Evasion Changes Plea; Sentence   Delayed for Mental Test

Appeals Of Gamblers Are Taken Under Advisement By Appeals Court Here

iPresident’s Health Reoorted Excellent  Swim and Golf, Kennedy Advised by Lady Doctor

Inside...    Says Condition Excellent Woman Physcian Prescribes  Swimming for President

Woman Doctor At White House  Kennedy's Health Reported Excellent

ACCURATELY PREDICTED ‘Going to Be a Big Day, Spacemans Wife Says   Shepard Fills Out Customs Report

In His Hand, The Bomb; In His Heart, A Plea Humanity Summoned To Knees To Pray For Peace

Protection for Dairymen  New Milk Bill Would Set Up Minimum Price for Producer

Determined Western Stand on Berlin Stirs Concern: Behind lron Curtain

Heaviest Work Week Is Facing U.S.A. Congress   Session May End By Next Weekend; Many Bills Await Action

Savé és. ‘Foreign Aid’ Tending Power.  Senate Reverses JFK Bieat

House Edges For Another Vote JFK’s Senate Forces Save  Foreign Aid Lending Grow

Foreian Aid Unsettled In House    Formal Vote Has Not Come Up In Lower House For Loan Plan

Borrowing Power Bill Gains President’s Forces Save Foreign Loan Program

Court Bars NAACP In Alabama   Order Becomes Permanent Under Decision

Judge Bans Racial Group  In Alabama  NAACP Barred Permanently By Order Of Court

Latest Snowfall Vanishing Quickly  Overnight Freeze ~ May Ice Highways

Skipper Of Sunken Ketch Suicides In Miami Hotel Hunt For Four Is Continuec

INQUIRY AWAITS SURVIVOR  Hard- Luck. Skipper O! Ketch Commits Suicide

SKIPPER TAKES OWN LIFE:  Await Recovery Of Girl To Get Data On Ordeal

Await Girl's Tragedy Tale   Terry Jo Duperrault Expected To Tell Story of Sinking on Monday

17 New Riders On Trial Today   Report Fifth Wave Headed For Jackson

‘Freedom Riders’ Are Tried Today  Reports Say Fifth Group Of Riders Plan To Leave Soon

JIM CROW BARRIERS ATTACKED   Freedom Bus Riders Face Trial in South

17 “Freedom Riders” Are Tried Today  Jail Terms Begin  CD . 449 crt.   Jail Terms Begin For 22 Others Convicted Friday

Court Due To Penalize  Group Ot 17   5th Busload Plans To Test ‘Jim Crow Law Of Mississippi

17 More Riders Placed on Trial At Jackson, Miss.  22 Others Moved To Farm To Work Out Their Fines

Another 17 Bus Riders Go on Trial  Sth Group Reported  Planning ta laave   Sth Group Reported Planning to Leave For Mississippi

17 Arrested At Depot In Mississippi   More Expected In Campaign Against ‘Jim Crow’ Laws

Action on Floor Expected About a Week Later   Lawmakers Want to Allow Time for Amendments

Assembly Set To Begin Work On Nelson Plan  Sew? 8 Be   Alfonsi Indicates Tax Compromise Action Likely

State Budget Offer Is Made  It Can Be Ralanced   It Can Be Balanced, If GOP So Requests

Republicans Get Data on Money Bill   Di Salle’s Director Testifies at Joint Session of Committee

State Budget Offer Is Made  It Can Be Balanced, If GOP So Requests

$75-Million Must Be Cut  ‘Balanced’ Ohio Budget  Promised By Director

Belgian Post Scene of Clash : Embassy in Moscow  Stormed Over Death

An Absolute Must Nixon Says Foreign Aid Program Essential for Strength of U. S.      Second of Series

Victory Over Keds Vepends On Approval  Long Range U.S. Foreign Aid Program Absolute Mast

Russians Snub Dag’s Invitation —   Bulgaria, Romania ‘Also Absent From: Nkrumah Luncheon

Lunch Given For U.N. Chiet   Continued Fight Against Dag’s Role In Congo Indicated

Russia Snubs Luncheon Given by Hammarskjold For President Nkrumah

West Republicans Open Meeting at Sun Valley; Goldwater Talks Today

KICK-OFF_TONIGHT   Goldwater Talk to Open Sun Valley GOP Meeting

Study of Mass Protection Launched  Public Told to Build Shelters

Pentagon’ s Civil Defense Director Urges ‘All Who Can To Go Ahead With Shelters

Long Struggle Capped by Victory  \Washingtonians Win Right to Vote

District OfColumbisz Gets Vote   eee ae ee  Kansas Is 38th State To Ratify  Amendment

Space Ship Of Future May ‘Skip’   U: S. Scientist Says ‘Bounce’ Would Hel In Faulty Landings

Easing the. Pinch   Space Ships Seen That Could Bounce Off Earth’s Atmosphere

Atmosphere ‘Bounce Off’ Described   Spaceships Like Stone Skipping Over Water

Legislators Hope to End Work Today   Agreement Reported on Constitutional Amendment To Raise State Debt Limit

To Be Opened In 2061 Sealing Of Time Capsule Enel Centennial Act

17 Candidates To Vie  ‘For Miss Heart o Texas   AFTER 20 YEARS IN NAVY  Bradyite Pursues Fishing Lure Hobby

AFTER 20 YE ARS IN NAVY NAVY  Bradyite Pursues Fishing Lure Hobby

Little Chats On Puhlic Notice   “JOHN DOE ANNOUNCES”  faim GQ tun 2 Ganiarrt

Four Americans Face Bleak, Lonely Yuletide Vigil in Red Chinese Jails

u" FREE Caunese Frisoners . .  Four Americans Will Have Little Christma:

Slim Fare for Prisoners   sium Hare for Prisoners  Christmas in Red China

EAST GERMANS ARE ADVISED TO LEAVE   Congolese Do Not Want Diplemafic Relations With Commun nict Recime

30 Injured, Including Her Baby Young Mother Killed  By Overturning bus

Bus Overturns, Killing Woman  With 30 Injured Twelve Of Injured  Are From NC; Youn; Mother Is Victim

Boy Faces 10 Charges By Police   Edward Funk, 16, Of Mt. Airy Is Held For Grand Jury After Hearing

Polio Vaccine Funds Soucht   New Oral Type Set for Polio Outbreaks

323 Killed In Brazil © Circus Fire   Called Worst Circus Disaster in History; 600 Persons Injured

323 DEAD, 600 INJURED Police Suspect Arson in  Brazilian Cireus Blaze

323 Persons Dead, 600 Injured: Worst Circus Fire Since Rinaling’s —

Tries To Force School Reopening  U.S. Jumps Into Integration Fight

Prince Edward County, Va. Without Public Schools  Court Action Opens On Integration

Robert Kennedy Makes figure     Government In New Move TT Force Prince Edward To Mix

Closed Since 1959  U.S. Government Moves To Force Integration Of Virginia Schools

 Negro Children Without Education Two Y ears  ‘Unique Federal Suit Filed To Force Reopening Of Virginia Schools

UNPRECEDENTED ACTION  Government Moves Into Unique Mix’ bight In V irginia

Paar Blasts Sullivan as Debate Nears   Bennett Cerf To Moderate On TV Tonight

“Seconds” In Meeting Jack Paar And Ed Sullivar Feud Of Words To Be Aired

Paar-Sullivan Debate Tonight  Benett Cerf Cast In Moderation Role

Temperatures   SECONDS OUTLINE GROUND RULES  Paar-Sullivan Set-To Tonight

Distortion Charged to Red Leader   "Basic Concepts of Rights of Man’ Seen as Twisted

U.S. Denounces  Khrush Messaae   Determined To Boot Communists From Cuba

Man s Basic Rights Seen As Twisted   However, Kennedy Will Not Be Drawn into Extended Debate.

Review Of Mistakes In The Invasion Underway   ‘Khrushchev Heaps Blame On U.S., Warns Of Danger Ahead

Danger Warning Seer In Khrushchev’s Note   Khrushchev Note ls Denounced By United States

STATE DEPT. HITS CRY OF GANGSTERISH  Debate Barred   Debate Barred by Kennedy

Food Stamps Program Has Greatly Improved Health Of School Children

Health, Morale Buildup Traced To Food Stamps   Principals Report Pupil Appearance, Attendance Better

Principals’ Laud Food Stamp Plan   Report Pupils Dressed Better, Ahbceneces Dawn

AP Apologizes To ist Family   Principals Say Food Stamp Plan Has Improved Morale Of Pupils

In West Virginia Area ves Kennedy Stamp Deal Helps Health, Morale

Israel joins space club   Fires its first successful shot in weather check

First Successful Space Rocket Is Fired by Israel   Launched from Secret Spot On Mediterranean Shore: Ben-Gurion a Spectator.

lowa Death Toll   Meteorological Type _ Israeli Rocket Successtul

israel  Launches Ist Rocket  Multi-Stage Rocket Hurled From Secre’ Mediterranean Site

Israel Fires First Rocket   Meteorological Type Shot From Secret Point on Mediterranean

Plan To Be  Discussed In Mesting Friday Night   Here Is What Plan Would Do

Takeover Rejected By Kuwait   Rich Shiekdom Resists Traq’s Claim To Land

ABSTAINERS AND VEGETARIANS Seventh Day Adventists _ Have Less Heart Trouble

New ‘Death Ray’ Bomb Discussed On Senate Floor   Senator Says Russia May Be Working as We Honor Test Ban,

WOULD (CAUSE SLOW RADIATION DEATH  Untested Neutron Bomb May Be Ultimate Device

- Weapon of the Future?  ‘Death Ray’ Via NeutronBomb May ‘Be Future Killér in Target Area

“Death Ray” BombWeapon OfTheFuture?   Senator Dodd Hints Rus. sians May Be Experimenting on Neutron Device,

Senator Urges Atom Test Resumptior to Develop Death Ray’ Neutron Bomb

Kills All Lifein Area — ‘Death Ray’ Neutron Bomlk Seen As Future Weapon

‘Death Ray’ Weapon Worries Senator Red Experiments On Neutron Bomb Hinted

Dodd .Wants U.S. to Resume Tests— Hints Reds May Be Working on a ‘Death Rav’

INDEX      Senator Hints U.S. May Trai in Developing Neutron Bomb

Experts Disagree About Potential —_———__———~  ‘Death Ray’ Bomb Weapon Of Future

Traveling Parents Shot in Sleep Four Brothers Orphaned by Killers

Four Boys Orphaned by Crime; Investigators Have Ruled Out Robbery Motive

Parents Slain, Four Small Boys Left Homeless   Intruder Kills Two Along Busy Highway

Ex. Con Held For Slaying   Young Brothers Discover Parents Murdered In Car

MOTHER SMOTHERS FLAMES     Clothes Ignite, Burn Leedom Estates Boy

Gleason's Half-Hour Panning of His Own TV Show Is Rare Tyee of Comedy

USS. Satellite, Payload Are Shot Into Orbit   New Communications Project Study Underw

U.S. Orbits Warning Satellite   Piggy-Back Payload Of 300 Million Tiny Copper Wires Orbiting

To Detect Enemy Missile Firings —  BP an heen ne SN teen reenter e  U. S. ORBITS SKY-SPY

Giant Space Radio System Unfurled   330 Milkon Pieces of Metal Create Wave Band:

New Midas Spy Satellite Will Circle Russia   May Be Used To Detect A-Blast

WEATHER   Atlas Sends Detector 2,100 Miles   350-Million Tiny Wires to Make Communication Band

To set up communications band  Midas orbits, gives warning  of missile firings by enemy

Goes into Orbit 2,100 Miles High   ‘Piggy-Back’ Payload Con Warn of Bombs, Missiles in Seconds

U.S. Launches Spy-In-The-Sky Midas Satellite   To Provide Instant Alerts On Missile Firings, Atomic Tests

Satellite To Warn Of Enemy Missile Firings Blasted Into Space Aboard Midas Rocket

Lillian Reis Accused Of Theft Plot   Former Mining Operator Linked To Club Owner

Cloudy Tonight, Saturday, a Little Warmer   Tax Committee Nears  Withholding Decision

Withholding Vote Likely On Tuesday   Sponsor to Seek Vote In Senate; Forgiveness Limited to Those Who Paic¢

7-year-old found slain   Father locates body few blocks from her home

Child Brutally Slain in Chicago  7 Year Old Girl_on ~ Errand.-for. Father ©:

Father Finds Body. of Slain Illinois. Girl    “Child;-7, ‘Attacked, Sirangled Few Blocks From Home

Hammarskjold Wants Congo Army Curbed  Expect Russia Will Be Against Proposals By Secrefary-General

Dag Asks UN Power To Halt Congo Strife   Secretary General ‘Says Army Taking Part In Polities “_

Dag Asks Auinority In Congo   U.N. Secretary Aopears Headed For Hard Fight

Dag Urges Congolese Army Curb   Asks U.N. Council to Halt Activities; Check Civil War

Ask UN Council For Authority to Curb Congolese   Hammarskjold Wants To Prevent Civil War

Yank Power Dominates Fifth Game   Starting Pitchers Jay and Terry - Bambed Out

New Bill Asks Mine-Sealing By State Jobless   Total Of 30 New Measures Proposed

Medical Supplies, Equipment Stockpiled  N.Y. Ready For Nuclear Attack

New, Lork State Emergency Plan  $18 Million in Disaster Stockpile

N. Y. Medical Depots Stocked to Meet Nuclear Attack, Other Major Disasters

Loan Firms Subject Of New Bill   Licensing Halt Is Proposed By  « Fees, © ge i i

3-NATION TALKS OPEN AT GENEVA   Russians Ask Uninspected Nuclear Ban

As Talks Begin aenenennesinnemnias.— nay  Call Red Test Bar Bid ‘Propaganda

, STALEMATE 4 “INDICAT ED FIRST DAY   “Soviet Delegate Rejects Idea Of Control System

U.S. Looking Forward To Laos Pact   Kennedy Awaits Word From Soviet On Cease-Fire   AVOUD THREIAES

Detroit Pastor ls Fatally Hurt  Falls Off Stage in Jostling at Meeting

Delegate to Church Convention Dies   Fatal Injuries Received In Jostling Session In Municipal Auditorium.

Negro Baptist Quarrel Fatal   Negro Minister Dies of Injuries After Convention Hubbub

Nelson Demo Leader: Lucey  State Chairman Disputes Reports PT a a, ee eee  7 far mst ig

DALTON'S PROPOSALS ROUSE OPPOSITION BY CO. SUPERINTENDENTS WHO WOULD KEEP JOBS; ‘EDUCATORS ALSO EXPRESSING THEIR CONCERN

Opposition Quick To Dalton Proposal To Legislature   County School Superinten dents Upset at His Plan to Abolish Their Joba

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Auburn Eleven Declines Gatham Raw! Rid

PILOTS’ LOGS WERE NOT UP TO DATE   Imperial Airline Crews Did Not Know What Condition Their Planes Were In

Must Confer With France —  Moslems Say Time Has Come to Make Peace

Shaken And Gloomy Kichmann Seeks  Ideas ‘lo Lessen  Role In Killings

On Inside Pages   ( Shaken, Gloomy Man   Eichmann, Set For One More Day On Stand, Shaken By His Judees

Late Bulletin   WESTMAR RESCHEDULES MORNINGSIDE GAME — THERE SATURDAY

‘Late Bulletin.   WESTMAR RESCHEDULES ‘MORNINGSIDE: ‘GAME’. — THERE SATURDAY —

Inside  The Lima News   20-Year-Old Maid Tells Of Strangling Girl, 4

Castro Also Using Tanks In Assault   Fidel Well-Equipped With Communist Arms Rebels Take Airfield

Denies He Called tke a Communist   Head of John Birch Society Speaks Out in Wake of Increased Criticism.

Didn’t Call Ike A Red Card Carrie:   Welch Wrote Eisenhower Was “Agent”, Truman And FDR Tools.

Founder of Birch Society Denies Calling Eisenhower a ‘Card-Carrying Communist’

-SENATE OKAYS ROAD MONEYGambling Penalty Bill Up For Vote In House

Ohio Gambling Law Tightened in Legislature   House Passes Bill To Boost Penalties Against Participants

The Weather   Ohio Gambling Law Tightened In Legislature   House Passes Bill To Boost Penalties Against Participants

Battle’s Not Over On Ohic Road Funds  $15 Million Shift O.R ds Effective Date Faces Chang

Goldwater Raps JFK ‘Leftists’   Arizonan Charges Dictatorship Trend

At City Hall   ISSUE BUILDING:   PERMITS DH FIVE. NEW HOUSES HERE

Reds Violate Cease-Fire. Capture City   Seizure Of City, Shortly After Summit Meeting, Angers Delegates At Laos Conference.

WILL PUSH ON FOR FULL ‘@ CEASE-FIRE   Amerfean Officials Cone sider Fall Of Padong A Sign Of Communist Bad Faith In Truce Agreement,

U.S. Accuses Communist Forces Of Blatant Violation Of Cease-Fire — State Department Says it’s Studying Possibility Of Quitting Meeting — Britain's MacDonald Cancels Today's Session

Open breach of cease-fire angers West   U.S. refuses to junk peace talks at Geneva

Laos Warfare Draws Ire  Of West  Surprise Resumption Of Fighting; Padong

Cease-Fire Violations Are Reason—  U.S. May Leave Laos ‘Conference In Geneva

TALKS MAY COLLAPSE  Reds Accused Of Blatant Violation Of Cease Fire

West Is Angered By  ‘Violation —   U. S. Endorses Postponement Of Conference In View Of Laos Fighting

Fall of Padong Called Blatant Truce Violation   Harriman Lashes Rec Assault; Endorses Delay in Conference

US. Won't Quit  Geneva Meeting   Urgent Consultations Under Way as Reds Capture Padong

Session Off; Delegates Ask Orders  No Date Set For Resuming Peace Sessions

U.S. May Quit Geneva Conference On Laos Over Cease-Fire Violations

Assails Reds for New Attacks in Asian Kingdom  But Will Push Ahead   But Will Push Ahead For End of Fighting, Criqinal Objectives

West Angerec By Continued Red Fichtina   Geneva Conference Called Off with No New Meeting Booked

Delegates Irked Over Violations   Fall Of Padong May Prove Last Straw

U.S. Considers Pulling Out of Geneva Talks   Cease-Fire Violations Blamed

Laos Communists Capture Village, Violate Truce  Artillery, Troops

U.S. Won't Half Laos Conference  Seeks Cease-Fire Decision at Once

Determined Not To Bring About Talks Collapse   Delegates Pause For Instructions

Army Plans New Camps  For Training  Expansion Of 10 Existing Centers Also Scheduled

12 Centers Cited Under New Order   Expansion Of 10, Setting Up Of Two New Ones Revealed

Full Strength Planned for 14 Divisions   Expansion Allows Quick Movement of Troops to Europe

New Mark Appears Certain for Four-Day Period, With Worst Of Traffic Ahead

Soar Steadily Memorial Day Traffic Deaths Approach Five an Hour Record

Gromyko And Stevenson Pa rly Agree ,  Different Form Of Resolution May Be Compromise Effort

SPRINGFIELD REPORT  Pace of State Legislature May Quicken   Kerner to Deliver Special Message Tuesday

Russian Arms To Indonesia   Soviet Union Confirms Pact Signed In Moscow

Today’s Index    Auto Firm Spreads Wings  Ford To Buy Phileo Corp.

i a- oitests Involving Civil Rights 2 2 <a From All But Two States

Vermont, North Dakota Only States Exempted in Civil Rights Complaint

IN ABOUT TWO WEEKS  First Shot In U. S. Nuclear Series Will Be Fired Soon

JESL SERIES ANNOUNCED  U.S. to Fire Ist Nuclear Weapon  Within 2 Weeks

US. To Fire First Shot In 2 Weeks  Skort Time Lag  For All Purposes  Je Thought Rest

Cold Day in Capital  3) Below Zero In N. Y. State, Record Broken

Operation To Take Four Hours      '35 Below Chills Upstate New Yorkers

Records Topple AsNumbing Cole Grips Northeast  Pennsylvania Reports   Pennsylvania Reports Unofficial Low of 40 Below: Shipping Hit

No Break In Sight —  Long Cold Wave Continues Over North, Eastern U. S.

Naclinsan. Says.  i VHT w  New Job meet  Given Subcabinet Post in Welfare

Court Refuses To Halt Freedom Rider Cases _   Action Taken Mainly Because Persons Askine Stay Net Among Those Charged

High Court Refuses ‘Rider’ Injunction   Main Reason Is Arrested Persons Not Among Those Asking Court For Stay

Briefs... From the Wire   By The Associated Press  Court Refuses to Halt ‘Freedom Rider’ Suits

Train:   Freight-Passehger Railroad Cars. Crash In. Ark: ‘5. Hurt Critically

20 Injured in Train Wreck  Freight Derails,   Freight Derails, Slamming Into Passenger Coach

Several Hurt in Train Accident   Conditions of 5 Termed Critical

Dynamic US. Program Urged   Legion Told Threat of Communism Hold: Dancer af War

HE’LL VISIT ZOO Dream of Cancer Stricken  Boy, 4, to Become Reality

DREAM MAY COME TRUE Johnnie knows he's sick, but he doesn t know why

GAMBLING WITNESSES WON'T TALK   Electronics Linked in Relay of Data

With Money, Of Course:  U.S. Offer To Latin America Nations Helps Restore Prestige Lost In Cuba

Stone views 520 billion program:  Giant give-away plan to help prestige

Legislature To Consider Extra Funds   Special Session To Match Federal! Aid Will Start At Noon

Lawrence Vetoes Bill Preventing 'Judqes From Expressing Opinions

Gov. Andersen Reports —  Schools Will Receive $71,761,000 State Aid

Compromise Hits Snag at Geneva   Peace Talks Mired As Reds Hold Back

GenevaLaos ParleyF aces New Delay   Competing Laos Units Block Big-Power  Compromise

Philosopher assails Americans for trying to be ‘childishly cute’

Doctor Irked By ‘Cute’ Grownups  Claim They Try To Escape Cares Of Adult Life

Cites ‘Pathetic’ U.S. Condition  Scholar Deplores ‘Cute’ Adult: Who Still Cling To Childhood

On he Guside   Americans Said Pathetic a Ettorts of Adults to Be ‘Childishly Cute’ Despite Age Deplored by Philosopher

Childish Adults Held Deplorable   Advanced At Meet Seeking Better Support For Youth:

U.S. Outlines Outer Space  Bid to Russia   Urges Space Patrol Against Secret Nuclear Tests

U.S. Urges. Space Test Ban Patrol  Proposal Made In Bid For Nuclear Test

Department of Public Instruction Reorganization Included b ns  Steps To Carry Out 7 Education Committee Suqaestions Reported

LIMITED CEASE-FIRE  Guns Silenced On One Laotian Front: Broadening Hoped

Laos Truce Brings End To Figh ling   Action Could Lead To A Cease-Fire

Vang Vieng Guns Silenced . . .  Hope Is Held For Complete Laotian Truce

Pathet Lao Talks With Laos Regime On Possible Truce   Agree on ‘Provisional’ Cease-Fire Near Capital   Laas Not ‘Written Off,’ Democratic Leaders Declare

Spaceman’s Transportation   Signs of Progress in Laos Cheer Kennedy, Advisers

Partial Cease rire Sets Hope In Laos Crisis   Officers of Both Sides Expect Peace Move to Broaden to Other Fronts,

Laos Strife Checked In  One Sector   Both Sides Expect Cease Fire Order Will Be Extended

Communist Laos Troops Continue Their Advance   Foreign Priests Hostile To Castro Are Forbid To Practice Their Religion

Fighting in Laos Ended in Theory   Cease-Fire Prospect Seen as Encouraaina

Laos Truce In Effect Near Capital   Kennedy and Aides Pleased at News of Partial Cease-Fire

Kennedy Meets With Advisers  Progress In Laos Cease-Fire Talks Cheers President

Cease-Fire Agreement Is Reached   Loyalists And Red Rebels Hope Truce Will Be Broadened

Fighting Halted On Laos Front   Government, Rebel Spokesmen Parley

HOPE TO BROADEN PEACE MOVE Cease-Fire In Effect On One Laos Front

Kennedy And Advisers Cheered By Cease-Fire Progress In Laos   President Schedules Another Meeting Of Security Council

Foes Seek To Broaden Truce Area   Pathet Lao Forces Advancing In Other Parts Of Laos

Laos Warfare Is Halted  ‘Provisionally’ - Four U.S. Observers Missing

Still Grave Doubts of Cease-Fire Rivals in Laos Agree To ‘Provisional Truce’

Provisional end to fighting on front near in Vientiane   Grave doubt a cense-fire will result

Kennedy and Aides     U.S. Leaders Are Cheered By Laos Cease-Fire Try

LRUCE EAPECIED IN OLHEN DALILE GONDS  Limited Cease Fire Put Into Effect in Laotian Civil War

Renewal Nuclear Test Ban Talks on Way , Reports from Laos Felt to Be Hopeful

Fighting Stops on Laos Front   Provisional Halt, Hope for Ceasefire

Shooting Halted  Near Vientiane   Most Doubt Ceasefire Will Result From Move

Pause in Laos War Reported   Cease-Fire Doubied After Meeting for Truce Talks

Vientiane Hopeful for Full Halt  Many Fear Reds Stop  Tine Dp, rriPraracyrahe »

Crash Dept.  YINGSLEY YOUTH FINE   KINGSLEY YOUTH FINED —IN ONE-CAR MISHAP

SAYS REDS BLOCK BAN  JFK Hints U.S. To Soon Resume Nuclear Testing

Hoffa Wants Union Debate  Dake n! TALE: wit Can   Rebel Official Sees No Value In Talks

On The Inside   With Cincinnati Debate Teamsters Rebel Luken ‘Glad To Please Hoffa’

 ENGAGE MUSIC HALL  Hotta Seeks Debate To  Halt Teamsters’ Revolt

House COP to Beat Appropriation Funds   Democrats Plan to Move Bills Anyway   Senate Realignment Plan Would Join Clinton-Lycominc

To Precede Passage of State Aid Bills ..  House GOP Wants Commitment On Congressional Reapportionment

‘Seek Redistricting— _ GOP Promises Hospital, School Money Defeat

, 'White House Officials Believe Cuban Captives Saved 'Even If Swap Try Fails

IT WOULD AROUSE WORLD OPINION Tractor Plan Puts Castro  Over Firing Squad Barrel

ay Cuban Leader Cannot Afford To Execute Prisoners Now  Tractor Deal—Life Saver

Castro Boosts Ransom Demand, Seeks $28 Million  Pegs Captive Deal   Pegs Captive Deal At Outlay for 500 Bia Dirt Movers

U. §. Tractor Group Heads For Capital  Castro Demand Of $28-Mi Mi on  DD. C4,,A°:ad

28-Million Price Set By Castro   That’s Value of Farr Tractors He Asks For Captives.

$24,000 Per Man  Castro Asks $28 Million Tractors-Prisoners Deal

U.S. Tractor Team Heads Back Home   $28 Million Worth Asked  For Prisoners

Did Fidel Embarrass Russians?  Nation Believes Trade Will Save Lives of 1,200

Castro Ups His Ransom for Prisoners   $28 Million Worth of Tractors Asked. U.S. Ponders Offe

Castro Demands Tractors Worth $28 Million   In Exchange for 1,167 Captured In Invasion

$24, 000 Per Prisoner  U.S. Tractor Team Refurn To Report Castro Demands

IU. S. Tractor Group Returning  $28 Million New Cuban  Demand for Prisoners

Dictator Says He'll Take ‘Smaller Tractors At Rote Of $24,000 Per Prisoner   U.S. Team Heads For Home Bearing Fidel’s Latest Demand; No Commitments Made To Cubon

Castro Loses Face In Tractor Deal Whatever Trick He Tries To Pull

Especially Tour Of Invasion Area Castro Cordiality Surprises Newsmer

Mission Leaves  for U.S.   No Commitments Made to Cuban Prime Minister

To $24,000 Per Man  Castro Hikes Price For Prisoner Trade   Can Castro Afford To Kill Prisoners?

Safety Seen For Captives Of Invasion  U.S. Officials Feel Castro Won't Put 2. Se a. Fi.

FIDEL SETS $24,000-PERHEAD PRICE   Raises Ransom Ante From $22 Million To $28 Million; Holds Some Prisoners Out.

Asks $28 Million In Farm Machines For 1,167 Men  Goes Along. on Offer

Lives Of Invaders May Be Saved U.S. Scoring Propa ganda  Victory In Tractors Deal

Feel Castro Can't Afford Firing Squads   Evidence Points to Global Propaganda Loss for Fidel

Consider Castro Is Unmasked Feeling Is Tractor Deal to Save Lives

‘Swan’ Would Cost Committee Around $24 000 A Prisoner   Castro's Demands Nearly Double Those Of May 17 Offer

Castro Ups Ante Needed  = ae ee ek ME, BN it ae Tt ee ee ae ES, ae  To Free 1,167 Prisoners  ALS. Private Negotiating Team Flies Home — After Five Houre With Cuban Premier 

Newsmen Surprised By Fidel   U. S. Reporters Get 514 Hour Conference Won’t Meet Kennedy

Castro Sets $28-Million Tag on Prisoners   US Tractor Team Decides to Head for Washington

U.S. Team Heading for Washington  Committee To Get   Committee To Get Latest Demand of Cuban Dictator

Negotiators Returning To Washington   Cuban Now Wauts $28 Million Worth Of Farm Machines

Castro Demands $28 Million Worth Of U. S. Tractors   U.S. Newsmen Are Given 2 Interviews With Fidel Castro

Newsmen Tour Cuban Battlefield   Castro Holds  5 And Half Hour Conference With American Reporters

CASTRO ASKS $28 MILLION, IN EQUIPMENT   Cuban Exchange U, S. Team Says Decision Delayed

:No Commitments Made  Tractor Team Heads Home After Castro Ups Demands

Tractor Size Change Sets Stiffer Price   Dictator Reduces Exchange Prisoner Count To 1,167

VALUE OF $2¢ MILLION PUT ON REQUEST   No Commitments Made By U. $. Negotiators :   Also Trims To 1,167 Num: ber Of Prisoners Proposed For Release

Leader's Terms Are Far above U.S. Estimates   Negotiators Slated To Return to America By Plane Later Today

Castro Wants Tractors Worth $28 Million   4-Man Mission Makes No Commitments On Prisoners Deaf

Unotticial Four-Man Negotiating Team Heading for Washington Makes No Commitments

Team Gives No Answer  To Request   New Offer Due Committee In Bid To Free Prisoners

Castro Reneges On Offer, Tractors For Prisoners.  Demands 1,000 Pieces

Newest Price’ Totals °24,000 Per Prisoner; Committee Mulls Offer.

Dictator’s Terms Get Tougher   Tractor Delegation Will Report Home

OUTSIDERS AIDED REBELS AT PADONG   CASTRO TALKS WITH NEWSMEN FOR 5'4 HOURS

U.S. Officials Believe — Tractor Deal May Save Lives of 1,200 Invaders

J.S. Negotiators Head For Washington — They Will Lay Exchange Offer Before Tractors-For-Freedom Committee — Whether Group Can Raise That Kind Of Money Is Uncertain — Cuban Says Some Prisoners Would Not Be Released

Defeat for Castro _  Tractor Deal May Save  1,200 Prisoners’ Lives

 Despite Outcome  Tractor Deal May Save Prisoners   Tour of Battleground  U.S. Reporters Spend Hours With Castro

Team Due  Home With New ‘Bill’  $28 Million Farm   $28 Million Farm Tractors O.K, In Trade, Castro Says

Knocked Uff Stool High Court Clears Owners In Barroom Kissing Case

aNEEM ae wil ae  High Court Clears Owners In Barroom Kissing Case

A-HEMS JUST RIGHT.   Tres Jolie Jackie Becomes Toast of Paree for a Day

British, U.S. Send Formal Notes To Reds   Base Notes On UN Plea For Renewal Of Negotiations

Eternal Message Of Hope   Christendom Commemeorate: Ressurrection

' Peace Moves, Tradition Share Spotlight  ‘Eternal Message of Hope Renewed as Easter Dawns

Christ's Resurrection Observed  * * * * * * * x * * * * * * * *   Millions Take Part In Joyous Easter Celebration

eT ERIS SARSSAGE OF HOPE RENEWED  Christians Celebrate The Resurrection

Many Marc to Ask End of Violence   300,000 Hear Pope; Cuba Has a Day of Piety

Christians Throughout World Observe Joyful Easter   In Havana and Guines  Cuba Government Nabs Catholic -Easter-Goers

Dawn Heralds Joy of Easter Tn Many Lands  ~ Christians Renew Hope  On Greatest Holidav

Hope Dawn: Anew With Easter, 61  Marches For Peace,   Marches For Peace, Nuclear Bans Are Held By Christians

Soviet Claims No Control Of East Germans   West Berliners Slate Mass Rally To Protest Blockade

Reject Allied Protest on East German Actions   Soviet Union Claims It Has No Control Over the Communist Nation.   W. Berliners Rallw

Note Claims East Can Do As It Pleases   Answer To Protest On Border Sealing Not Answered Yet

Shepard Declares Flight's Success Will  Encourage Astronauts To Press On   PLEASED   IN THE OPEN   VIFW ORSCT RED

TO PRESS FORWARD Shepard Says Flight Will Encourage Him, Associates

First Spaceman Tells About His Historic Flight   Significant Aspects Of Sub-Orbital Shot Outlined By Airman

Trip Called Big Spur to Space Drive   Smoothness Surprise to Astronaut; ‘No Bad Moments.’

ASTRONAUT SAYS TRIP ENCOURAGING   Shepard Uses Word ‘We’ To Describe Own Feeling About Trip Into Space   SIGNIFICANT THINGS   “SPEEDING UP”

Flight To Speed Space Plans   Shepard Describes Lift-Off From Launch Pad As Smooth

\Shepard Declares Success Of Flight Will Encourage Further Exploration

US Astronaut Hopes fo Keep Up Exploration  Newsmen Gather to Hear Shepard

Shepard Modes! In Telling Story Of Space Flight   Says It Encourages Him, Associates to Push Explorations

Cxavaration on Landin  Shepard Details Pioneer U.S. Journey Into Space

stranaut Holds Press Conference = en  Shepard Ready To ‘Press On’ With Outer Space Exploration

Fellow Astronauts Included In Praise    Outi ines Signi ficance of Flight  ‘Shepard Holds News Meet

He Tells Of Easy Takeoff   Says His Ride Will Encourage U.S. Program

Encourag ed To ing  Exploration   Unexpected Smoott Take-Off for His Flight in Capsule

Astronauts Pleased With Firs Flight   Shepard Holds News Meeting   . oe Laotian Peace Commission Acts To Certify Cease-Fire

Space Pioneer Receives Medal  From President  Cheering Throngs At Capital Honor First Traveler

‘Merchant Vessel Diverted To U. S.  Ten Cuban Crewmen Seek Political Asylum

State Department Agrees To Return Vessel To Castro   Captain, 4 Officers Amongst 11 Defectors Brouaht Ashore Today

Captain, Nine Cuban Crewmen  Seek U.S. Help   NO INFORMATION   ROUGH SEAS

10 Cubans Desert Ship   Captain Among Crewmen Who Ask Asylum After Anchoring Off Va.

Captain, 9 Crewmen of Cuban Carga Shin Seek Political Asylum in U. S.

For ee Used To Divert Ship   Li Cubans Seek Poli tical Asvium in US

Anchor Vessel Off Norfolk— Asylum Given To II Sailors Of Cuban Ship

Crew Diverts Cuban  Ship to U.S. Port   Five Top Officers and Six Others Seek Asylum, Wil Be Permitted to Remain; Castro Told He Can Have Suqar-Laden Vessel Back

Captain And: 10 Crewmen Ask Asylum  Russian-Bound Cuban Ship F inds Refuge In US Waters

TEN CREWMEN ON CUBAN SHIP SEEK ASYLUM   Coast Guard Ship Takes Them On

UGAR CARGO AT NORFOLK 37 From Cuba I] On Cuba Shippeach Florida Ask U.S. Asylumitn Small Boat

10 of Cuban Ship’s Crew Seek Asylum  Defectors Divert Russia-Bound Boa'

Eleven taken from vessel near Norfolk   Captain, four officers included among defectors

In Chesapeake Bay  11 Cuban Sailors Detect to IU.S., Taken Off Freighter

[ania Bound. Freighter Comes to U.S,  Il CUBAN SHIP CREWMEN SEEK POLITICAL ASYLUM

Tl Cubans Skip Freighter, Ask Asylum in U.S.   Captain Among Defecting Group

Cubans Ask U.S. [Asylum   Sugar-laden Freighter Docks in Virginia; 93 Crewmen Remain

10 Crewmen On Cuban Freighter, Including Captain, Ask U.S. Asylum

11 Sailors On Cuba Ship Flee To U.S,   Skip On Trip To Russia; Freighter To Be Returned

Russia-Bound Freighter Comes fo U. S.  Ii CUBAN SHIP CREWMEN SEEK POLITICAL ASYLUM

Cuban Freighter  Chugs to Freedom  U.S. to Return Ship, Give Crew Asylum

Eleven Granted Asylum Cuban Merchant Vessel Anchors Near Norfolk

10 Cuban Freighter  Seamen Seek Asylum   Skipper One of Those Seeking Protection in U.S

UAW Is Hit By Worker: At Chr ysler   Petitions Demand Ouster As Agent

Compromise Farm Measure Is Given Senate Approval   No Complete Victory for Administration, However; Goes to House Today.

Senate Passes Sharply-Revised Farm Measure   Many of Kennedy's Key Proposals Killed Or Watered-Down

Watered ag bill approved   Compromised version sent to the House

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Doctor Says Condition Is Now Critical  Change Sudden For Cancer Stricken Speaker

Rayburn Now Has Pneumonia Is in a Coma   House Speaker’s Condition Listed As ‘Critical’

PNEUMONIA DEVELOPS IN LEFT LUNG   Baylor Hospital Bulletin Reports Stricken Speaker Sinks In Night And. Is On Critical List.

Pneumonia Strikes Speaker Rayburn   Doctor Says He Is Unconscious But Is Not In A Coma: Some Improvement Seen

Speaker's Condition ‘Critical’   Cancer-Stricken Patient Suddenly Takes Turn For Worse

Rayburn Rallies. After Pneumonic Complicates Fatal Cancer Ailmen

Left Lung Is Affected  Rayburn Called Worse After Pneumonia Hits

Cancer-Ridden Speaker Now Has Pheumonic   Veteran Lawmaker Still Does Not Know He Has Dread Disease

Pneumonia Hits Rayburn   Condition Is Now Considered As Critical

Sam Rayburn Improving, Doctor Says  Pneumonia Complicates Mr. Speaker's [Ilness

‘Mr. Democrat’ Has Pneumonia   Rayburn Takes Sudden Turn for Worse

RAYBURN HAS PNEUMONIA   House Speaker Remains In Critical Condition In Texas Hospital

Rayburn In (Coma; Has Pneumonia   Veteran Speaker In Critical Condition

Suffers From incurable Cancer  ‘Mr. Sam’ Has Pneumonia; Condition Termed Critical

This Morning's Dallas Hospital Report (s Grim   X-Ray Supports New Diagnosis

Rayburn Develops  Pneumonia   Condition Listed As ‘Critical’ For Cancer-Stricken House Speaker

Pneumonia puts Sam on critical list   Speaker Rayburn still doesn’t know he has cancer

LITTLE EGYPT TESTS TORNADO WARNING NEI   Twenty People Take Refuge _. in Bowen‘s Backyard : Shelter.

Judge Rules Jury List OK   ‘Freedom Rider’ Trial Begins With Controversy Over List

Don’t Expect Any Violence—  Negro Students Feel No Fear, They Say

Holmes Says: “ITE Have Faith”  2 Negroes Confident Desbite Demonstration

WHITES OFFERED HELP . Georgia's s First Negro Student Feels No Fear

Mrs. Kennedy Sails Ove: Horse's Head As Mount Balks at Jumping Fence

Called Minor Mishap Jacqueline Kennedy Is Fine After Fall From Her Horse

White House Says She’s Fine, Nothing Serious  Jackie Takes Spill Off Horse

Jackie Assures Husband She’s OK After Falling From Horse Friday.

wv mace purvame, ULOHMINRUES MURE  ‘Gallopme Horse Stops, Jackie Doesn’t—

Jobless Benefits Finally Ease Off   Total Down For. First Time Since October, Fioures Show

Average Factory Worker's Pay at All-Time High   Work Week In Plants Climbs Above 40 Hours for First Time In a Year.   Still Relow 1960 Level

Employment Increase Doubled  Factory Workers’ “Average Week Pay Hits 5 $94. 24

JUNE LABOR PICTURE... Average factory worker’s weekly pay all-time high

Factory Worker Wages Jump fo Record in June  Climb on fneréase in mem redse   Climb on fneréase in Pay Rates and Upturn In the Work Week

Worker’s Pay At All-Time High   Number On Jobs  Shows Big Increase

‘Gambling Operators Showing Signs Of Fright In Face Of New Ohio Laws

Legislature May Quit On Friday   Opinions Vary On the Worth Of This Session

Telegrams Held Link To Killings   Two Signed By Eichmann Put In Evidence

Telegrams Ordering Execution of Certain Jews Read Into Eichmann Trial Testimony

Signed Wires In Execution  Of Some Jews   Spectator Ejected After Outburst At Trial In Jerusaiem

Offer Death Orders Signed By Eichmann   Presented By Prosecution

Measure Is Sent To House   Solons Suspend Rules To Act On Harbor Plan

Laos Cease-Fire Plan Seems Near Collapse, but British Prod Russia

At Least 23 Dead in Ohio Holiday Traffic; Five Lose Lives as Result of Fires

President Hears About Intecration While Worshipping In Middleburg

SIT-INS AVOIDED Kennedy Figures Unknowingly In Virginia Integration Case

Kennedy Learns Of Middleburg Lunel Counter Integration In Priest's Praye

Legion Auxiliary Units in lowa Are Reponsible for Vets Gift Shops

Losses in Millions  Flood Waters Recede Slowly  In Midwestern States Area

drafting increased to 100,000 but the Army has not requested any boost in the number actually to be drafted.

RUSSIA COULD HOG FREQUENCIES  US. May Be Losing Race to String  Communications Satellites in Sky.      Re Ralok Diehton

Pair Prods Proprietor  With Pistol   Louis Yanni Frees Self In 5 Minutes In East End Store

Auto Crashes Through Fence, Kills Youngster  Wisconsin Road Toll Reaches 263  See Pee 

‘Rings & Vows MARY Lou WENDL—  IS BRIDE SATURDAY OF JOSEPH: KURTH 

Tornadoes Touch Down In 2 States   Four Persons Injured ‘In Illinois; Farm Belt Towns Are Flooded

Midwest Is Hit By Tornadoes, Rains, Floods   Twister In Illinois Injures Four; Power Station In Missouri Wreckec

Twister Spotted in Michigan    Pwister eporea in Michigan     Tornadoes, Torrents Batter the Midwest

Ceylon Charges US ‘Wars’ on Chinese People   Sweden Opposes US Resolution on China Issue in UN Debate

148,000 Reservists Are Alerted  4 National Guard Divisions Put In Readiness 

National Guard Units Put on Call  Armore id Division ‘ag Toller “ne   ‘Armored Division At Dallas One Of Group Alerted

148.000 Reserves Are Alerted For  Possible Service In Berlin Crisis

States 28th Among Guard Units Alerted   479 Outfits, 52,000 Reservists Told to Get Set for Duty

‘28th Division Standing By  Berlin Crisis Forces Army  To Alert 148,000 Guardsme

Merger Killed:  Fish And Game ne lobby Hand Governor Setback On Bill

Rangers Hunt For “Nice Looking’ Mon They Believe Is Psychopathic Killer

Appropriations, Highway Bill Action Awaited   House Resumes Today, Heavy Schedule Ahead

Bomb Threat Routs Workers   «Sparks From Welding May Have Been Cause:  Investigation Begins In Virginia Plant Explosions

But Hike in Traditional Units Urged   Kennedy Forms Youth Corps for Help to Underdeveloped.

No decision on nuclear arms stepup   Administration judgment to come in about two weeks

No Stepup Decided On Nuclear Strength   President Also Tells News Conferenc: Gold Outflow Stops for First Time Since July; Adenauer Will Pay Visit

No Business Upturn Seen By Kennedy   Evidence Lacking To Indicate Rise. President Declares

Kennedy To Issue Plan On Keonomy   Civil Rights Issue Gains Attention In News Talks

No Decision on Nuclear Weapon Strength Made   Kennedy Gives Views At News Conference

Decision May Come In 2 Weeks   JFK Also Comments On‘N’ Weapons,Gold, Adenauer. Economy

JFK Denies Cut  In Atom Reliance   Conventional Military Strengthening Asked

No Nef Outflow Of Gold Last Week: Kennedy   President Makes No Comment On Nuclear Step-up

President Will Pass Judgment On Recommendation Later — No Net Gold Outflow This Week — Adenauer To Visit Washington April 12-13 — Kennedy Asks Congress To Restore Eisenhower’s Rank Of Five-Star General

Is Weighing Decision On Arms Setup   Chancellor's Visit Revealed to Press;  Gold Flow Halted

President to Ponder Proposal   Kennedy Reports No Gold Outflow in U.S. Last Week

No Steps Yet Taken To Up Nuclear Output   President To Make Decision In 2 Weeks, Reporters Told

No Cuthack In Nuclear’. Power Seen   Presiderit Sets Of American Youth

President Says Antirecession Moves Needed   Commerce Department Reports Still Show Trouble, Chief Feels

Kennedy Says Pentagon Has Asked Stepup      No Decision On Increasing U.S. Nuclear Weapons Capability

Defense Department Urges Hike In Defense Strength; U.S. Peace Corps Is Created

eg On:  Gold Outflow From Nation  Is Checked  Defense Officials Call for Buildup In Arms Strength

JFK Will Study Arms Request   President Te Make Decision On Stepup Of Conventional Weapons In 2 Weeks

Net Outflow of U.S. Gold Halted Newsmen Told  President Savs First   President Says First Civil Rights Efforts To Be in Employmen’

Declares Boost Recommended By Pentagon   President Reports Outflow of Gold From U.S. Stopped

Pentagon Asks Conventional Arms Buildup  President Undecided On Increase in U. S.

JFK Defends Williams At Press Meet   Gold Flow Halted; Adenaver To Visit U.S. Apri] 12-13

More Conventional Weapons Asked  By President in Press Conference

Asks Ike’s Rating Be  Dceecud   Halt Gold Outflow For First Time Since Last July

Defense Dept. Recommends The Move  Kennedy Thinks Dollar Stability Is ‘Being Restored’

Kennedy Sees No Lessening  Of Reliance  . Strengthening Of Conventional Military Forces Uraed

Defense Dept. Asks Arms Hike  He Signs Order Creating Peace Corps of Americans

President To Study Situation   JFK to Recommend ike Be Restored To General’s Rank

Still Relying on Nuclear Arms as Ultimate Defense of Free World   Says No Decision Reached on Change in U.S Strategy; Studies Increase in Non-Atomic  # Forces Necessary for Any Limited War

Keserves sudgment     Kennedy Requested to Up Regular Arms Strength

Kennedy’s Decision 2  Weeks Away   Gold Outflow Ends;  Peace Corps Formed

MeNamara View. Aired By Kennedy   No Proposal Made For Lessening Of Nuclear Weapons

Nuclear Weapons Scope Undecided  Conventional Arms Increase  Due: Gold Quiflow Checked

No Sufficient  Evidence Noted,  President Says Contends All His  Plans for Relief Still Necessary

No Evidence Yet Of Upturn, Says Pres. Kennedy   Thousands Depending On Benefits, He Says

President Says No Decision Made Yet on Whether There Should Be Any Step-Up in Nuclear Arms Capability

Detense Secretary Asks Increase In Conventional Arms Strength--Kennedy

By Defense Department— Conventional Arm Hike  Recommended To JFK

The Defense Department Recommends An Increase In U. S. Weapons Strength

Strengthening Conventional Forces Urged   But President Says No ‘Shift’ From A-Weanons Planned

No Decision by Administration, President Says   Judgment in Two Weeks Is Lilcely

Kennedy Parley Announcement:  Defense Department Seeks To Increase Conventional Arms

Says Reappraisal Of U.S. Strategy Won't Change iNuclear Weapons Concept

Chief Favors Conventional Arms Buildup   Still Ranks Heavily on Nuclear Power of U. S., However

JACK ASKS FOR INCREASE IN WEAPONS   Proposes Conventional Weapon Buildup; Says Gold Flight Stopped, Seeks Return Of Stars To Ike.

Pentagon Asks Conventional Arms Buildup   President Undecided On Increase In U.S. Nuclear Weapons

Kennedy Says:      Defense Department Recommends hike In Conventional Arms

Denies Shift  From Nuclear  Arms Planned Seeking Buildup  Of Conventional Military Punch

Kennedy Denies Less Reliance On A Power   Chief Executive Says McNamara Suggests Strengthening of All Forces.

Antirecession Moves Needed   Reports Still Show Trouble, Chief Feels

Kennedy Favors Buildup Of Conventional Weapons   No Uptara In Business Seen Yet, Says President

No Proof Yet of Business Upturn, President Says  Hopes for Gaoine hut   Hopes for Gains, but Sees Serious Situation In Many Sections

Adenauer Comin To U.S.  Contidence In Dollar Is Restored: Kennedy

See Boost InRegular U.S. Forces   Kennedy Cites Proposal By Sec. MacNamara To Strengthen Militory

President Says Antirecession Moves Needed  “iii es iain, sini cat tak is i i i   Commerce Department Reports Still Show Trouble, Chief Feels

Nuclear Arms Ultimate Tool To Defend U.S.   Kennedy Anxious Also to Increase Conventional Power

Ask Conventional Weapon Buildup  Kennedy Studies Pentagon Reauact

KENNEDY TO MAKE CHOICE IN FEW DAYS   Adenauer Will Visit Washington In Mid-April

JFK Weigh: Military  Increase Conventional Forces Would Ro Ralecterad

Issues Order To Set Up Pilof Peace Corps’   Urges Congress Restore Ike To Rank Of Five-Star Genera

Highway Safety Program Offered   Includes Radar, Special Licenses For Teeners

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Cuba Executes 3 Terrorists  Silence Maintained On Rebel Camnaian

dhree Executed ... Castro Maintains Curtain of Silence on Battle With Rebels

Castro Executes  3 Rebels   Fidel Also Purges 360 Members Of Opposition In Labor Unions

Anti-Castro Trio Killed After Trial   Government Mum On Drive Against Large Rebel Force

Clergyman Indicted on Mails Charge   Curtain of Silence Around Cuban Military Operations

To Cope With Threat United States Beefs Up Military  Instructions For The Laotian Army

U.S. Instructors Train Laotians  Shipments of Arms By U.S. Increased

REBEL THREAT GROWS  enn nnn rere annem nlp ec NR RRNA ARMM enna st  U.S. Whipping Laos Troops Into Shape

More U. S. Instructors  Expect Laotian Army To Keep Hold on Cities

Byrd Sparks Southern Opposition To Kennedy Aid To Education Plan

‘Open Integration Door’  Southerners Oppose Educational Aid Plar

Sen. Byrd Gains Move Strensth   Virginia Leader Cites ‘Back Door Integration’

Education Aid Draws Opposition   Byrd Asserts Program Will Open Back Deor To School Intearatior

Byrd Sparks Fresh Southern Opposition to Education Program      Pressure Mounts for Air Strike to Be Settled

Byrd Hits Education   Leads Southern Opposition to JFK's Program

Byrd Sparks  School Plan  Opposition Says Program Will Open Back Door  kh... Yetoreatian

Byrd Opposes School Aid: ‘Integration’   Says Plan Could Be Back Door Route. To End Segregation

New Southern Criticism Hits At School Aid  Byrd Says Kennedy Plan To Open Back Door To Integration

Byrd Sparks Attack  On Education Project    Church Council Eyes Birth Control

Byrd Sparks Opposition To School Plan   Kennedy's Program Held Opening Back Door to Intearation

Byrd Hits Edueation  Aid Plans   Integration, Expenditures Are Criticized

School Aid Opposed By Sen. Byrd   Kennedy Plan Protested By Virginia Demo

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BYRD LEADS - DIXIE FIGHT ON SCHOOL BIL   \Virginion Sees it as Back Door to School  Integration.

Byrd Sparks Opposition to Education Aid  Kennedy’s Program Seen Leading to School Desevrevatio!

Sen. Byrd Opens Fire on Federal Aid to Education  Claims Kennedy Plan Will OQrnen Rack Rane   Claims Kennedy Plan Will Open Back Door To School. Integration

By rd Spa rks ( Jpposition  To Aid Plan   Says It Will Pave Way for Colossal School Spending

Byrd Sparks Opposition to Education Aid  Sees Heavy Spending Back Door Opening  to Deseqreqation

Byrd Sparks Fresh Dixie Opposition To Kennedy's School Aid Program

On The Inside   Big Name Eniertainers Attend _ ‘Gamblers’ Priest’ Given Glittering, All-Night, Farewell Party in Las Vegas

Las Vegas Honors ‘Gamblers’ Priest’ With Glittering All-Night Farewell

With Planting Deadline Near, Quick Action On Feed Grain Bill Is Sought

Political Experts Claim  Tuesday Voting Standoff; Liquor, Racing Approved

Proposal Re-Directed Resolution Requests Federa  Probe of State Gas Prices

Macmillan in Bermuda, ready to come to Paim Beach if Kennedy can’t leave

Inside The Proaress   Spending May Hit $23 Billion... Yule Buying Seen Headed for Record

Shoppers’ Dollars Dropping Like S nowflakes—  Christmas Buying May Set An All-Time United States Record

Minuteman Missile Test Ends in Biast  Rocket Veers Off Course, Destroyed By Safety Officer

Minuteman is destroyed   Veers off course ninety seconds after blast off

Vital Missile Veers Off Course  Push-Button War Rocket Destroyed After Blastoff

Missile Fails, Destroyed   Weapon Designed For Push-Button Retaliatory Power

Minuteman Destroyed In 2nd Test  Missile Veers Off ~ Course Soon After Leaving Its Pad

U.S. Minuteman Missile Firing Is Unsuccessful  Veers Off Course, Officer Destroys Soon After Take-Off

Passengers, Crew Of Hijacked Piane Get Red Carpet Treatment In Cuba

Castro “Mortified Over Hijacking Returns Airliner To U. S. Today   Must Not Steal

Religious Dispute May Wreck Plan School Aid   Zoo Uperator Believed Killed By Cobra, Boa

Five Injured af Tulsa Refinery  DX Sunray Plant . Scene of Blazes -

New Groups Of Riders Gathering   Justice Department Seeks Protection With Iniunction

Another Group-Of Freedom Riders’ Head For Jackson   Mote Will Leave Montgomery For Mississiop; Later

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Brazen Radic Blast Aimed At DeGaulle  Right-Wingers Grab Control Of Transmitter

DeGaulle Attacked ‘Brazenly’   Sympathizers Sent Into Brief, Noisy Rapture

U.N. Accused of ‘Bad Faith’ .  Cease-Fire in Katanga  May Be Short-Lived

Strong Man Threatens Cease Fire  Muke Charges UN Planning  Reinforcements

Shaky Truce In Katanga   Military Leader Charges Bad Faith By UN Command

Cease-tire Lull May Be Brief   ‘Strong Man’ Muke Charges Bad Faith, Denied By O’Brien

U. N.-Katanga Shooting Lull May Be Briet   Katanga Military Chief Accuses U.N Of Planning To Rush Reinforcements To Elisabethville: Snipers Are Active

Ike Deplores the Fraidy Cats; Calls for Courage   Congo Truce  Is Shaky

Youth F inds Remains Of Charles Tice  Body Discovered At Wellsville Beside  [. oe 2aeae &, ) eee . feline

Makes Strong Plea for Support Of His Program   Urges Prompt Action To Bolster Defense Of World Freedom

Talks To National Group Kennedy Seeking Foreign Aid Support But Includes Warning

JFK Urges Backing of Aid Policy   Spending Too Littl Too Late Seen as Grave Danger.

JFK appeals for support of foreign aid   Concerned over spending too little, too late

Rather Too Often Than Too Late  JFK Says Long-Term - Foreian Aid Vital

Foreign Aid Support Urged   5-Year, $8.8 Billion Program Advocated hy Precidant

Foreign Aid Appealed  President Urges CO O D:ll: nm   President Urges $8.8 Billion Program Passage

‘ LONG-TERM ‘FOREIGN AID SUPPORTED   Strong Elements In Congress Are Opposing Plan

President fo Bat For Foreign Aid  ‘Plan Aims to Put Nations on Own Feet

Fair and Warnier Tonighi, Saturday *      Kennedy Urges SYear 8 Billion Program

rMOUgN GOING In Wongress—  Kennedy Calls for Support For Foreign Aid Program

Fair and Warmer Tonight, Saturday   Kennedy Urges 5-Year $8.8 Billion Program

More Concern For Too Little Spending by U. S.   Congress Balks At Long-Term Aid Commitments

Kennedy Appeals for Foreign Aid Program Support   “More Worried About U. § Spending Too Little Too Late Than Too Much.”

Back Foreign Aid, Kennedy Requests  More Danger in Too Much Than Too Little He Save

Most of World Condemns Test Of Giant Bomb   Nehru Calls It a ‘Horrible Thing.’ Australian Leader Sees Terror Effort.

Soviet Gets Rebuke for Test Blast   Nuclear Explosion Believed in the 30-Megaton Class

Russia condemned by most of world   Red delegates unaware of super bomb test

In Fallout-threatened Europe... Russia Is Bitterly Attacked for Blast

Most of world condemns Soviets’ detonation of nuclear super-bomb

Bama Fourth   atled “Urime Against Mankind’ ee ee ee ee  Storm ‘Of Indignation Follows Russia’s Giant Nuclear Blast

Leaders Of Many Nations Give Views   ‘Horrible,’ Nehru Says; ‘Crude Terror’ Says London Paper

Swift Reaction Thruout World Condemns Reds   Fallout Threat Great In Europe General Belief

Fair Housing Bill Passes Pa. Senate   Business Taxes’. Remain-Stalled As Lawmakers Adiourn

Southwest Virginia.  Towns Pick Official:   Bristolians Elect Council

Gov. Lawrence Signs Bill Increasing  By $819,500 Salaries Of State Judae:s

Hard Worker Now At Loose Ends  British Housewife Wins Life Income; Can’t Relax

Gaitskell Expects To Be Premier Laborites Urged To Back Recognition Of E. Germany

Laborites Kye East German Recognition   WIDE SUPPORT   MODFRATES

Laborites May Seek Berlin Act   Some Recognition kor East German Reds Is Sought

Leopold Asks Parole Cut To Marry. Teaeh   Charles F. Kinney. chairman o

Leopold Seeks Cut in Parole   Would Wed and Teach in Puerto Rico University

Leopold would wed and become teacher   Served 33 veare   In Puarta Rica

Four Deaths Per Hour--.. Holiday Rate   California Leads In Highway Carnage © With 24 Fatalities

Count of Holiday Traffic Deaths, Growing at Rate of Four an Hour, Reaches. 164

Holiday Road Deaths Running About Normal   Adverse Weather In Many Parts of Nation Helps to Hold Down Toll.

Reds Issue Demands For Peace   Communists Blame U.S.; Rebels Reported Still Moving Ahead

Reds Set Own Terms, Deadline  Kennedy, Top Advisers. Hold.  Twa. rouia al rn

Manhunt Ends Ir Holmes County  Ramsey Surrenders On Morals Charges

Pemiscovians Spent Most Money For Food Autos, Accessories   These Items Accounted for 62% of Spending in 1960; Total $2,486 per Family

U.S. Ready To Test Its New Saturn   CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — The United States today successfully launched its mighty Saturn “super rocket” on its maiden flight into space.

No Tax Sharing IC ommnittee Urges State  ‘Control Of Poor Reliet

STUDY COMMITTEE’S PROPOSAL  ‘Shift Entire Relief — Burden Over To State’

Firing to Come Amid Request for Funds  ‘Army to Try for First Successful Shot of Antimissile

Antimissile Test Shot Due Over Weekend  Nike Zeus Readied   Nike Zeus Readied As Army Bids Anew For Production Fund

Antimissile Test Shot Due Over Weekend   Nike Zeus Readied As Army Bids Anew For Production Fund

New Pacifie Test Of Zeus Missile Set   Army Bids For Money To Begin Parts Production

Nike Zeus Antimissile  Test Slated   Army Plans To Fire Weapon Saturday In New Bid For Funds

Slayer Of 4-Year-Old Child Committed To  Hosvital For Psychiatric Examination

Gas Company Ordered To Make Refund   They Must Be Made Within 120 Days, Commission Rules

Topeka: Gas Refunds Are To Be Paid Soon   Companies Given 120 Davs to Repay Money

Arms Talks Continued In Secret   Top U.S. Delegate To Geneva Recalled For Consultations

U. S.-Soviet Hassle Seen  Before Talk   Disarm Conference Plans Slowed As Dean Called Home

Dean Also Due Back To Capital   Two Berlin Factors Cited As Dangers

No Clues Given As to Progress In Third Day   U.S. and Russians Give No Information

Both Sides Keep Silent Third Day   Top U.S. Delegate At Stalled A-Test Talks Due Home

U.S., Russ Talks Enter 3rd Round   Officials Won't Give Any Clues as to Progress

Controversy Develops In Arms Parley   Meanwhile, Geneva Delegate Coming Back To U. S.

Expert May Not Return To Contab   U.S. Officials Unhappy Over Lack of Progress At Deadlocked Talks

Breaking Off of A-Talks Seen Possible   H's 'Open Question’ Whether Dean Will Return to Geneva

Secret Talks Head Into Third Day  U.S., Soviet Arms Negotiators 'Give No Clue on Their Progress

U.S. And Soviet Delegates Meet For Third Day   Arthur Dean Returning From Geneva To Consult With Kennedy

U.S. and Russians Continue Disarmament Negotiations   Talks in Third Day, Remain Secret; Test Ban Parley in Geneva Stalled

No Clue Is Reported On Progress Of U.S., Russian Negotiations   U.S., Japan Agree On Committee

Signs Of Dispute  Preliminary Disarmament Talks Show No Progress

Disarmament  Talks Stymied   Signs Of Hassle Even Before Formal Session

U.S. Nuclear Negotiator Is Called Home   Arthur H. Dean May Not Return to Test Bon Conference

, Disarmament Negotiators Mum  Russ Seen Wanting ‘Resumption Tesct<

Arms Talks Continue In Secret   Delegates Remain Mum As Session Enters Third Day

US. Recalls Dean From Geneva Mee’   His Return to Test Ban Talks ‘Open Question’

Ve astington: . Progress on  Disarmament Kept Secret  Negotiators Go Into Third Day  TNC Cow floenw en

Signs of Hassle In Arms Parley More Definite   No Progress Made In Preliminary Talks in Capital

Two Passengers, Cook, Waiter Hurt As Pennsy Train Halts Near Brazil

French Study Red Protest on Plane Attack   DeGaulle Trying to Prevent Deteriora tion of Relations Over Incident.

Reds Riled by French Jet’s Firing in Path of Airliner Carrying Soviet President

Soviets Protest Buzzing Action By French Plane  De Gaulle Will Try To Smooth

“1s Suspended _ nded From Office Office  Rev. McCrackin Appealing Case

GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE IS BEGUN  Welsh Says It's Jobs, Not Platitudes Needed

Jubilant State Demos Celebrate   Swainsons Prove Adept: at Whirl

Lawrence Will Back Proposal: for Education  Plans to Take Any Necessary Steps, New Taree Paoccihle

Lawrence Will Take Steps Necessary To Implement Education Unit's Proposals

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Democrats tye Congressional Realignment  Lawrence Meets   Lawrence Meets With Party Whips To Devise Plans

Top Level Parley Held On Problem Democrats Study Reapp ortionment

Governor, Demo Chiefs to Study Apportionment   Party Chairman Says He Hopes Plan May Be Offered Assembly This Week.

To Europe And The Orient  Courier-Times Editor Will Cirele Globe In New Writing Assignment

New Writing Assignment  Editor Of I ntelligencer To Visit Europe, Orient

Swallows Spoon in Cell  Mad Killer of N.Y. Fact Gets Emergency Operaiter

‘Mad Slayer of Five Swallows Spoon in Jail; Stomach Surgery Performed

Stomach Surgery Performed On Madman— Mass-Slaying Suspect Swallows Jail Spoon

Ex-Convict Gulps Spoon, Has Surgery  Ivanov Wanted In Family Bayonet Case In New York

Bus In Which 16 Americans Died Located In Swiss Lake; 22 Others Survive Accident

U.S. Vacationers Meet Death In Lake Lucerne  16 Die In Swiss Bus Plunae

16 American Vacationers Drown _  Sister Of DuBois Woman  Survives Swiss Bus Plunge

Tension At El Paso   Divers Locate Vehicle  16 U.S. Tourists Drown In Swiss Lake Tragedy

16 Americans  Are Lost on Bu  in Swiss Lake One Body Found;  22 Escaped after Crash with Truck

iNews Analvsis   PGW PNET ole El  Triumph To Tragedy Seen For Fidel Castro's Regime

Something Seer Amiss in Cuba  Even Castro ) Victory   Even Castro Victory May Mark His Doom

Where is Castro? His Voice Strangely Silent in Midst of Regime's Triumpt

s Cuban leader still alive?  Invasion may be beginning of Castro's downfall

Castro May Be Dead or Imprisoned by Reds Says AP Expert, Baffled by Havana Radio

Why is ridel Castro ouent’....  Proclamation May Signal Beginning of End   By William L. Ryan  Associated Press News Analyst

His Voice Sulled In Vital Days   Speculate Over Fate OF Cubis Prime Minister

Where’s Castro? Is Fidel Alive?   News Analyst Poses Pertinent Questions As Cuban Premier Has Failed To Appear On Radio Or Television Since Invasion   Kennedy To Discuss Situation  In Cuba At Meeting Of Editors

No Ranting, No 4-Hour Speeches  Absence of Castro Raises Speculation About Status

Beginning Of End For Castro Regime Seen   By WILLIAM L. RYAN Associated Press News Analyst   Rebel Move Too Late,  Some Cubans Believe

Castro’s Silence  Puzzling   Have Reds Pushed Him Aside? Status Of Regime Appears Chanced

What Castro Regime Reports as Triumph May Turn Out to Be Start of Downfall

Something Seen Amiss In Cuba   Even Castro Victory May Mark His Doom

Loud voice of Fidel  is curiously missing STILL AMONG THE LIVING? OR SHUNTED ASIDE BY COMMUNISTS?

Something Amiss?  Why Is Fidel Castros Voice Missing in Victory Statement?

‘Prime Minister's Voice Missing Havava Radio Proclamation  of Triumph May be Downfall

Anti-Castro Cubans Fear Invaders Waited Too Long   Proclamation Of Castro Victory May Be Beginning Of Downfall

Inside 8 8 8   0 Bess Considerate, Mamie Had Temper  ‘Former White House Maid Compares Emnlo vers

No Kennedy White House Secrets, But Here’s Some Dope On the Past

Pregnant Woman Claimed Hoover Was Responsible - -   Longtime Maid Gives The Loudews On Doings At The White House

Legislation Put Off Until Monday . . -  Mine Bill Compromise Efforts End in Chaos  Fate of Measures.Proposing Stronger Backfilling 

‘Final Pact Reached On Strip Mines   Compramise Plan Facing Uncertain Future In House

Studies Of ‘Moon Jewels May Aid In Developing Safer Space Vehicles

JFK, Ayub Hold Final  Discussion   ‘Pakistani Leader Suggests That U.S, Use Its Influence

Wants U.S. Aid In Dispute Over Kashmir Region   Pakistan's Khan Face Tough Test Of ‘Salesmanship’

KENNEDY DETERMINED TO STAY OUT OF QUARREL  U.S. Intervention Sought in Dispute

US.-Pakistan Talks Deal With Kashmir   Premier Wants U.S To Use Influence With India

Johnson ‘Encouraged, Strengthened’ by Trip Through Asian Nations

\After May Survey 'Picture On Employment  Bright Through July 15

rrom vur Voege BROTHER—SISTER COMBINATIONS ARE COMMON OCCURRENCE . ON WESTMAR CAMPUS Three Members ‘of—  Two Midwest Families Enrolled as Students

From Our: College   et  BROTHER—SISTER   COMBINATIONS ARE  COMMON’ OCCURRENCE  ON WESTMAR CAMPUS © Three Members of—  Two ‘Midwest. Fan ilies _ Enrolled as Studenis:.

Capsule Is Lifted By  Skindivers Chimpanzie May  Now Go in Orbit

Skindivers Recover Satellite C apsule in Pacific  U.S. May Be Ready to Send Chimpanzee Into Global Orbit

Skindivers Go From Plane For Recovery Effort   Package Landed In Pacific North Of Its Intended Area

PARACHUTE INTO PACIFIC  _ Skindivers Recover Discoverer’ ~ Capsule; Chimp Orbit Trip Near

Recovery Of Capsule Spurs Hope  Skindivers Cheer Space Aides With   Skindivers Cheer Space Aides With Pacific Retrieve

U.S. Ready To Orbit Chimp   Recovery Of Earth Circling Capsule May Mean Global Trv With Animal

Capsule Picked From Pacific   Aerial Catch Fails, Skindivers Don’t

EJECTED AFTE Q0-HOUR RIDE IN SPACE   May Send Chimpanzee Into Orbital  Flight Soon  ncvinr UAIICN   DEVICE HAULED   By Discoverer XXV To Be Analyzed For Data Obtained During Trip

Orbiting Chimp Next? Divers Retrieve Space Capsule With Life Raft

SATELLITE © CAPSULE IS RECOVERED   Skindivers Parachute Into Pacific to Pick Up Instrument Load After 50-Hour Orbit.

U. S. Space Capsule Is Recovered  Success May Mean Air Force Near Orhit for Chima 

Navy Jubliant As It Scores New  Ist In Space Race Confident They Can Recover Any Object

Divers neirieve ‘Discoverer Capsule  U.S. May Put Chimp Into Orbit Soor

Global Orbit for Chimp Closer PARACHUTING SKINDIVERS RECOVER SPACE CAPSULE

Discoverer Capsule  Recovered By AF  Pleased Officials Reveal Feat   Pleased Officials Reveal Feat May Mean Chimp Global Orbit

Chimp may Go into Giodal Urbir Parachuting Skindivers  Recover Space Capsule

Air Force Snags Space Capsule   Japanese Leader Will Visit Kennedy

U.S. May Send Chimp Into Orbit   Skindivers Recover Capsule Ejected from Discoverer Satellite After 50-Hour Ride

STEP TOWARD ORGIT-SHOT Parachuting Skindivers Recover Ejected Capsule

Skindivers Recover Capsule— .  May Be Ready to Put C himp Into Orbit

\After Capsule Recovery  U.S. May Soon Put Ape Into Orbit Around Earth

A. F. RECOVERS SPACE CAPSULE   Seen as Major Step In Space Orbit

Missing Woman Strangled : Found Dead in Closet Ot Her Parents’ Home

Body Found In Closet; Strangled   Mother Missing   Mother Missing Since Friday

Miss Maryland   Police In Florida Nab Freedom Riders   Refuse To Obey Orders And Disperse

Reservists Must Serve Or Resign   Edict Affects Men Keeping Posts After Meeting Obliaation:s

He still believes in Santa?   Traffic toll “Aormolt   Crackdown on -reservists

Inside Today's Time:   Or Resign RELUCTANT RESERVISTS TOLD THEY MUST SERVE

Organized Labor Rift Widens   Building Trade: Charge Rivals With Pirating

US To Keep Navy Base In Cuba: Move: Embassy Staff Qui As Relations Broken

Embassy Staff FP “al Receipts .  Leaving Havana Wirt New Roaeard .

U. S. Vows To Keep Navy Base In Cuba   Roa Charges U.S. Spying,  Subversion

PUBLISHERS CLASH ON JFK LUNCHEON   Dealey ‘Grass’ Shows No Roots

Texas Split  In Reactions  Some Publishers Critical Of Kennedy, Others Praise

Civey wu  “2 Fx- Newspaperboys (Now in Cabinet) Decry Coddling of Kids “ack of Parental Discipline

Multi-Party  Rule Pledged  By Brandt Mayor Would  Exclude Adenauer After Blasts

Brandt Plans to Exclude Premier   National Government Berlin Mayor's Aim

Slap Dealt Adenauer By Brandi   Mayor Says He'd Se Up Coalition, Keep Opponent Out.

Miss Taylor ‘Getting Along Very Nicely, Say Doctors; Breathing Tube Removed

Re-enactment of Firing on Ft. Sumter Will Begin Civil War Centennial. -

100 Years A go To Reenact Bombardment  Of Civil War’s Ft. Sumter

TERRY JO SERVED TURKEY DINNER   Oely Survivor Of Ship Simkin Visited By Aust In Miami Hesoiial

Action Spurred by Kennedy Rolsart C. Weaver Okayed  As Federal Housing Chief

Encouraging Signs Appear. . .  Kennedy Awaits Soviet Note on Laotian Crisis

Schedules Meeting With Gromyko Kennedy Awaiting Khrushchev Reply

Khrushchev Sends Vital ‘Message’   Encouraging Signs Soviets To Accept Truce

‘bs 2 USS FOR  Reportedly Ready To Accept Plan Yo Werk For Cense-Fire and Peace Tickle Castlaraarnt Of eatin Eoshting

J. §. Warning System ‘Fast And Reliable’   Civil Defense Test Is Staged

U. S. Warning System Reliable But Many Persons Would Die In Attack

U.S. Warning System Hailed   In Defense Test   “But Indicates Many Would Die Needless! In Event of Attack

ing System Is ‘Fast, Reliable’-—  Many Would Die Needlessly If U.S. Attacked, Civil Defense Test Shows

Nationwide Test Indicates ‘Man  Would Die Needlessly’ If Foe Hits

Warning Setup Of U.S. Proved Reliable Friday   Results, However, Also Reveal Many ‘Needless’ Victims

CD System Given Label As ‘Reliable’   But Although Fast, Many Not Prepared, Would Die Needless

Civil Defense Shows: Many Would Per ish  oe he seg   “Warning System Fast, Operation Alert Discloses —

Ee ee eRe ape wear  Y oungster Sav es Pal From Death  In Drain Pipe

TICKLISH BUSINESS  U. S. Rushes Jet-Boat Swap   GENERALLY BARRED

Swap Is Planned By U.S., Cuba  Hijacked Airliner, Boat To Be Traded

Cut Red Tape in Cuban Deal   U. S. to Swap Patrol Boat for Eastern Rirlinas Plane

U. §. Cuts Red Tape to Swap Cuban Patrol Boat for Hijacked Airliner

The Weather   Cuba Expected To Release U.S. Airliner  Diplomatic Moves   Diplomatic Moves To Send Patrol Boat Back to Castro

Red Tape Cut fe Speed Return of Hijacked Plane   U.S. Will Release Cuban Patrol Boat, Get Back Airliner

Tuesday Exchange Expected; to Release Patrol Boat U.S. Cutting Red Tape That Stalls Return of Airliner

To Exchange Boat for Plane  US Is Slashing Red Tape  For Return of An Airliner

Washington: Trade Is Set  For Hijacked Uv. S. Airliner   Cuban Boat Will Be Released for  American Plane

U.S. slashes red tane in swap for jet   Patrol cruiser, hijacked liner to be traded

Will Free Cuban Boat — U.S. Cutting Red Tape To Get Back Airliner

To Return Boat For U.S. Plane   Cuban Patrol Boat Will Be Released  In Exchange For Bactavn Airliner

Plane May Leave Cuba  Tomorrow   U. S. Crew Will Fly Eastern’s Plane Back Home

U.S., Cuba Prepare to Exchange Hijacked Airliner for Patrol Boat

At Least 20 American Nations Ready To Ink Historic Alliance   U. S. To Trade Cuban Boat For Plane

IU. S. Slashing Red Tape To Bring ‘Hijacked Eastern Airliner Home

U. S. Speeding Plans To. Swap Cuban Boat. For-Ca     ‘aptured Jet

'- ‘TRADE’ FOR BOAT ARRANGED —  U.S. Cuts Red Tape To Get Airliner Back

U.S. Cuts Red Tape For Exchange Of — Ajrliner And Patrol Boat With Cuba

IN TODAY’S PAPER   U.S. Slashing Red Tape Tying Up Plane’s Return      NO RELATIONS

Curing Kea rape  U. S. Acts to Speed Exchange of Airliner for Cuban Patrol Boat

(Arizona’s Newest Community Without Stores, Beauty Salons, Taverns

People Shop Elsewhere —  Paradise Valley Only Town Without Stores

 Home Under $75,000 a Rarity— “Bedroom” Community Formed In Arizona

USE CHEVVY TO PROTEST _ Five Farmers Unhappy ~ About Cadillae Rival

Five Illinois Farmers Are Unhappy With “Cadillac-Driving” Easterner

De Gaulle Acts to Purge Army   President Promises ‘No Pity, No Mercy’

BEGIN PURGE OF DISLOYAL IN MILITARY   Algeria Returns to Civilian Rule

Alter Berlin Plane Rules   U.S. Officials See No Cause For Alarm

New Red Rules on Planes Could Cause Trouble in Berlin   East Germans Want All Aircraft Checked: West Doubts Incidents. Though.

Palace Tomboy With the Long Name Attains Ripe Old Age of 11 Years

MISCHIEVOUS LITTLE PRINCESS ANNE Tomboy With Long Name, Short Hair Is Il ‘Today

Katanga Launches Fierce Attack Aaainst Outnumbered UN Troops   Using Planes, Armored Cars

Tribe Chiefs And Whites Rally To Call   Tshombe Vows To Resist To Death In Directing Blows

Tshombe Directs ‘War’ To Prevent Control by Congo   Swarms of Native Soldiers Besiege ‘Police’ Groups

Tribal chiefs, white setilers rise to call   Tshombe directs onslaught in Katanga: province

Heavy Arms, Planes In New Thrust   SUPFDES RATTI FE   SWARM OF SOLDIFRS

U.N. Under Attack In Katanga   Defiant Province Fights To Secede

Many Reported Dead in Latest Congo Fighting   Fresh Assaults by Army in Katanga

Report Heavy Casualties On Both Sides   Tshombe Throws Planes, Armored Cars And Troops Into New Assault

Tshombe Is Directing War to End  New Units Sent From Leopoldville

Katanga Army Fighting Hard Against U. N.   Tshombe Calls For ‘Fight to Last Bullet’

4ishombe Army Atiacks U.N. Force In Katanga   Militar y Seen Urging Freer  Hand In Field

Battle Is Raging in     Katanga  a a ae   Casualties Are Heavy in Both Forces

Katanga Army Seeks To Oust U. N. Forces   Planes, Armored Cars, Tribal Chiefs Back Tshombe In Action

Katanga Forces Swarm at U.N.   Heavy Casualties Reported In Fierce Combat in Congo

Tshombe Vows Fight; Bombs Hit  Secessionists Claim Killing 57 Irish Troops

‘Tshombe Uses Planes, Hundreds of Troops... Katanga Army Steps Up ‘Attack on U. N. Forces

Katanga s Planes Rip U.N. Units   Tshombe’s Supporter: Press Onslaughts; Big Casualties.

Report Claiming 57 Irish Soldiers Killed, Rest of 150-Man Unit Surrendered at Jadotville Is Not Confirmed

Tshombe Calls for ‘War To Last Bullet;’ Vows Death Before Surrender

Katanga Soldiers Moving Against Forces of U.N.  President Tshombe Vows Fight   President Tshombe Vows Fight ‘To Last Bullet’ in Province

Planes, Troops Armored Cars Join Assaults   Swedish and Irish Contingents Under Heavy Attacks

Battle Rages In the Congo   “War to the Last Bullet’ Vowed by Moise Tshombe

Army Of Tshombe Attacks UN   Katanga President Directs Armored Cars, Troops In Congso Fichting

Katanga Soldiers Moving Against Forces of U.N.   President Tshombe Vows Fight  ‘To Last Bullet’ in Province

DEADLINE iS MARCH 18 Seven Candidates File For Mt. V. School Boards

nm > PIUHUWCCH  Tonight: Goblins Il Getcha If Ya Don’t Watch Out!

“Bird In The Hand” Adage Applicable Ir 1961 Feed Grain Program Setup

Miller Outlines 3 Farm Program Points   Cooperators Will Get Higher Price Supports.

Red Refugee Strategy Eyed  Communists Refuse   Communists Refuse To Shut Off Flow

Over 4,000 Refugee: Flee to West Berlin   Reds Could, But Don't, Halt Flow From East Zone —

Highlights Of Three Notes To Moscow’.         Refugees. Flee ore fo Area In: Record Numbe

More Refugees Cross Border To West Berlin   Not Stopped By Red Police

After Texas Vote   Demos, GOP Begin Fight   Texas Win Termed  Confidence In JFK

Ti exas Election   Democrats and GOP’s Engage In Bitter Post-Campaigzn Battle

Lexas tection  eR a ree  Democrats and GOP’s Engage In Bitter Post-Campaign Battle

Texas Vote Has Bitter Aftermath   Democrats Jubilant As Liberal Wins for Congress; Republican: Charge ‘Low Politics’

Perilous Driving Condi tions In Many Areas; Mercury Dips   FLORIDA FARMERS USE SMUDGE POT!

State Accidents Take Two Lives Over Weekend  Young Driver   Young Driver Found Dead Nea: Wrecked Vehicle

Uptrend of.Factory Jobs and Work Week in April Encourages Economists

Assembly Line Employment Shows Small but Encouraging Improvement

U.S. Still Firm On Berlin, But Willing to Talk  Diplomacy, Not Force, is Hoped For in Crisis

U.S. Will Resort to Diplomacy Rather Than Force to Calm Down Tense Berlin Situation

U.S. Hopes to Calm Border Flare-up  Rather Than By Ferce     ~~ By Diplomacy

Marian Jordan Molly McGee Of Radio, Dies   Entertainer Cancer Victim

‘Tain't Funny, McGee’ Originator— "Fibber’s’ Wife,  “Molly”, 63, Dies

Kennedy Lands In NY to Make Address to UN   Expected to Stand Firm on Continued 1-Man Secretariat

JFK Confers With Aides Before Talk   President Ready To Reassure UN About U.S. Policy

JFK Ready To Address UN Session   President Talks With Advisors In New York

Nation To View Speech At 10:30 This Morning   President To Stress Berlin, Disarmament: And Nuclear Testing

44+ Inches at Crawfordsville  More Warm, Humid Weather, Showers _

Houston Not Boss: Mitchell Newburgh Defies State, Rules to Start July 15

Monsoon Proporations Torrential Cloudburst Triggers Flash Floods

Kremlin In Bid For Talks After Allies In Stiff Note Over Air Corridor Threat

NASA Studies Possible Sites for Moon Shot   Brief Many on Details Covering Apollo Project

Study Possible Launching Site For Moon Shot   NASA Team Makes Tour

Cut Off Arm, Save  Miner: Dig for 3 Hope to Rescue Men In Tennessee Shaft

And Now for Some Good H:20, Oh, Oh!   Three Miners Trapped in Tennessee Cave-Iin

Car Driven By Slayer ‘Described   Different Style That Stump's Witness Tells Court.

Wilson Denies Dover Stabbing   Bound Over To Grand Jury Under Bond

Germany Asks NATO Striking Force . . .  NATO Reassured of Future Nuclear Might of America

Bonn Urges Kurope Get RocketUnit:   Nuclear Weapons Strike Force Will Receive Priority

NATO Told US Rocket EdgeLooms   Both Sides To Have ‘Hundreds’ By ’63

Perhaps As Big As $10 Million Says Aide— Expect Pennsylvania General Fund Surplus

Probers Re port Progress  aie   ‘Good Progress’, Negotiators Say

Ship Walkout End Sighted, Hopes Rising   Fact-Finders Set To Give Statement On Parley Progrese

Hopeful Note  In Maritime  Negotiations ‘Very Good  - Progress’ - -

Progress In Ship Strike  Negotiation:   Kennedy Extends Deadline As Hope Stirs

Sea Strike Agreement ‘C ‘onditional  Work Resumption Awaits Signing Of Contracts

Strike Factfinder Reports Progress   Social Security Bill Is Signed

Early Rate Reaches Four Per Hour  Holiday Weekend Traffic  Toll Continues to Rise

Castro Declares Cuba ‘Socialist’  No More Elections, He Says in Speech

Nation Is Placed Firmly in Soviet Group; U. S. Hit   Thousands Roar Approval at Big May Day Rally

Truck Driver Dies In Flaming Wreck  Crashes Barricade At Bridge Project

Crossing Crashes  Claim Two Lives  Another Man Killed As Auto Hits Truck

NO SOVIET RETALIATION YET NOTED   Moscow Stepping Up Consultation Tense Situation

Laotian Planes Resume Attack   Craft Acquired From U.S. Pound Rebel Positions for Third Day

Laotian Pilots Again Hit Rebels From Air  No Sign Yet of Retaliation From Communists

Laotian Planes Blast Pro-Reds For Third Day   No Sign Yet of Sovie! Retaliation for Use Of U.S. Aircraft

LAOS FLIERS AGAIN BOMB RED REBELS   Fly Four U.S. Planes  Third Straight Day; No ~ Retaliation From Russia In Jungle War.

Rip Rebels’ Artillery Positions  For Third Straight Day ln Fighting

Laos Pilots Again Shoot At Pro-Reds   U.S.-Supplied Planes Used In Pounding At Artillery Positions

Laotian Planes Lash Out Anew   Pound Rebel Troops In Battle Region

Laotian Fliers Pound Rebels Gun Positions  + Damage Unknown,   Damage Unknown, No Retaliation from Air as Yet

Laos Government's U. S.-Made Planes Pound Rebel Positions for Third Day

LAOTIAN PLANES RIP PRO-REDS   Rebels’ Artillery Positions Targets Third Straight Day   NO RETALIATION   ATTACK SITE

500.000 To Be Given In Vacation Pay   Ner $1-Million To Be Paid This Week In Vacation hy, Resular Pay And Monthly Salary Paychecks

 Possibility Raised by NASA  Vostok Il on Reconnaissance Flight?

How It Was   HAZY SKIES AND — COOL TEMPERATURES ‘AREN'T’ RIDICULOUS

Heavy Damage, One Critically Injured   One Severely Hurt In Accidents Here

Loudspeakers Ask Fugitive to Quit’  Call for Surrender of Last Gunman;   Call for Surrender of Last Gunman; Manhunt in Woods Three Days Old

Invasion Seems To Have Headed  For Failure Before It Got Started

Cuba Invasion  Failed Before Landing Made  Force Attempting to   Force Attempting to Reach Island Not Over 1.9200 Persons

Bueco Star Has Temper: Wife Avers   Mrs. Don Hoak In Testimony At Divorce Hearing

Water Pollution Control Board To Wind Up Meeting in Butte   Pacific Northwest Power Agencies Sign Coordination Agreement

Southern Pacific  RAIL FIRM PRESENTS ITS CASE   Some Employe Cutbacks Would Result Says SP

Strip from Council Bluffs to Mason City bears the brunt of last night's snowstorm

vOog vaved mis Lite  Man With Artificial Leg Is Found Sate After Three Days in Desert

—CREDITS DOG WITH SAVING LIFE StrandedFor WeekOn  Desert In Califernia

Both in Good Condition  Stranded in Desert, Dog Saves Man's Lite

One-Legged Man Says Dog Saved His Life   Stranded For ~ Week In_ Desert

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS Ry The Acennintad Prace   Dog Saves Life of Man Lost 6 Days in Desert

Wandered in Sizzling Desert —  Lost One-Legged Man Says Dog Saved His Lite

Dog Saves Owner In Desert  Wank Withant Enna Tw Cansinn fn lil...’ ble ck

Monday Lucky Day For Man Stranded On Desert And Girl Lost On Beach

: Unemployed Corpenter Tapes Dynamite  ——s- Fo Stomach, Blows Himself to Bits

Action Is Seen As Setback for Cuban Dictator   Castro Has Not Giver Reply to Acceptance

New Groups Raise Funds On Tractors   Latin Nations Join U.S. Citizens To Ransom Prisoners

Latins Back Effort On Fund to Castro   Democrats Rally Tonight Behind Beleaguered JFK

Latins Join In Ransom  Fund Drive   Serious Propaganda Setback Reported Suffered by Castro

ReportSouthernCountries Seeking Funds For Tractors   SEEK CASTRO PLEDGE

Evidence of Propaganda Setback for Castro Latin Americans Join Drive To Ransom Prisoners in Cuba

MOVE IS SEEN AS SETBACK FOR CASTRO   11 Nations Help U. S. Citizens To Buy Tractors   DONATIONS   Being Received By Group Seeking Freedom For Invasion Rebe!s

Latins Join U.S. In Fund-Raising Effort   In Detroit, headauarters of the

Latins Are Joining in Swap Help Fidel Losing ace kor Tractor Bid

Latin Americans Join Fund Raising Drive for Cubans   Prisoner Committee Flies Back To Report Mission

LATIN NATIONS JOIN FREEDOM TRACTORS MOVE   Castro Suffers Serious Setback

To Free Cuban Prisoners ‘Latin America Joiming ‘U.S. In Tractor Buying

War Ship Flotilla Largest Since ‘6 Sails From Malta  Dilan Gnas anal Tact:   Plan Suez Canal Test; First Naval Use Since Cairo Relations Broker

Britain Nears End of Kuwait Defense Setup   Troops Poised for Aetion Along frontier to Handle *Threat’  by Iraq.   Rritain ‘Watchdog’

20,000 Troops Set For Action In Shiekdom   Nasser Informed Of British Plans To Send Ships Through Canal To Kuwait

20,000 British, Arab troops in Kuwait: Britain tests use of Suez

WHERE TO FIND IT   CHRISTMAS, FLA., NOEL, VA.  -Postmarks Tell Yuletide Story

iMark of Respectabitity  New Orleans Dedicates Museum In Honor of U. S. Native Music

Rain Didn‘t Damypen Spirits .  Real Dixieland Heralds Opening Of Jazz Museum

Behind Kennedy, Rockefeller  Who Said School Pay Low: Chicago Man Ranks Thirc

After Death of Mr. Sam...  Pall Of Gloom Hanging Over Bonham Today

You'd Have to Hunt to Find an Enemy; But No Trouble Finding His Friends

reople Loved rum  Gloom Hangs Over Bonham Home Town of ‘Mr. Sam‘

TEROCL RATIO FSG   AND NOW A PALL HANGS OVER THE LITTLE CITY  ‘Mr. Sam’ Was Always ‘The Heart Of Bonham

Famed ‘Sam’ Rayburn Was  Bonham’s Principal Product   Rv DOUGLAS B. CORNFLL

Milford to Participate in National Safety Check Program Saturday May 27

Troubles Expected On Island   No Hint Who Would Replace Son of Dictator

Dominican Republic Flees Country     Trujillo Quits as Army Chieftain

Trujillo Jr. to Quit Country  Departure to Cause Another Crisis in

Political Crisis F eared  Trujillo Junior  Quits His Post   Vain Try

Has Left Dominican  Republic   ‘Political Vacuum’ Now in Country Called Dangerous

Rusk In Hint Of US. Action   Young Trujillo Quits Army Post; Late Dictator’s Brothers. Return

Young Trujillo ts ‘Out’ As Head Of Military Forces  Resigns, Will Leave Country; Explosive Situation Expected

NO REPLACEMENT HINTED Rafael Trujillo Jr. Resigns As Dominican Military Boss

$23 Million Tax. Bill Is On. Line Showdown Is Near On School District:

Governor Sees  50-50 Chance   Has No Assurance of Tax Support From His Own Party

Still Has No Assurance of Party Support   Feeis Democratic Lawmakers Might Reaister Chanae

Tax Bill Given 50-50 Chance   Governor Believes Democrats Who Opposed Sales Levy Will Go Alona

Atlas Sets New Armed Rocket Distance Mark   1.C.B.M. Roars 9,000 Miles Into Atlantic

Tacoma Family Die  When Fish Boat Sinks   Bodies of Mrs. Don Moe, Two Sons Found; Search Continues for Moe And Doughter: Hit Submerged Object

Chicago Heights Symphony Soprano to Be  Guest on First Concert Program

CHAPTERS ACIIVE AT 37 COLLEGES Americans Recruited By Pro-Castro Group

Pro- Castro ‘Fair Play for Cuba’ Group Hunts Converts on College Campuses

‘Membership Growing: Commie-Tainted Group  Pushes Fidel On Campus

Red-Infiltrated Group Entering College Campuses to Recruit Students for Pro-Castro Setup

sure 16 enclose a stariped atc self-addressed efvelope, You maj use the coupon carried inside to day's igsua it yan dike,   Dayton Fallout Shelter Raided.

U.S. Force Has Atomie Weapons  U.S. Air Unit   U.S. Air Unit  Can Shift From Conventional In Matter Of Minutes

Can Now Shift fo Atomic Weapons in Minutes   U. S. Air Force in Europe Trains With Conventional Weapons.

Quick Switch to Nuclear Weapons   U. S. Tactical Air Force Could Move Immediately

U.S. Ready For. Quick  Retaliation   Air Force Can Shift to Nuclear Weapons Within Only Few Minutes Time

act cal AF Revamps Jet Training. ~~  “Speed Up Atomic Wiszee Shit

F ‘ast Switch To A-Weapons § Set  ” Air F, orce In “Europe Can chit Within Ue

From Conventional To A-Weapons—  USAF Tactical Units In Europe Can Shift

i. @ Ba te OP PARA Fi Fa ‘Ol: Smee A WH Wey 2H WR       In Matter of Minutes

“Don’t Send Me Back?’   Elderly Man, Infant Boy Die In Separate Road Crashes, Sending Montana Toll to 137

Reds rock, not wreck  test ban negotiations PRT YC OFF TO CUARV CTART

To answer scientific questions  U. S. proposes Reds join in atom test explosions

More U.S. Military Aid Going To Laos   U.S. Suggestion Joint Nuclear Tests Proposal

Aim s to Help Solve Scientific Problems of Enforcing Nuclear TestBan Treaty

Shot Fleein l  Wounded High School Youth Admits Killing 2 Ex-Chums

PROBE ORDERED BY DISALLE  Father Shocked By Conditions at School

N.C. Death Toll 21 Over Weekend   18 Die In Traffic Accidents gre,  Wilson Boy, Age 10

Czech Airliner Crash Kills 52   Flaming Plane Falls Near Nuernberg

92 on Czech Plane Killed  In Germany.   All Aboard Perish Near Nuernberg;  Soviet-Built Craft Wrecke in Flames

(Czech Plane Crashes, 52 Are Killed   Many Bodies Recovered Are Sinall Children

Czech Plane Crash Takes Lives of 52   Big Airliner Falls North Of Nuernberg

Erbe: Main Goal to. ‘Run State As Business   Hindered by Resistance of Some to Change

Ohio Legislature   areas etek Ww Bn New BE Gwi VEE a ws ine aplcsnent Bill On Solon’s Agenda

Republicans Await Money Bill Changes   Finance Director Makes Amendment: For Lepisiature

Appropriations Bill Changes Are Awaited :   Chio Finance Chief To Hand Amendment: To State Legislature

2,000 Others Flee Plant in Explosion Felt for 20 Blocks   Two persons, including a chemist, were reported missing in wreckage of the Helene Curtis cosmetics plant.

AT LEAST 75 INJURED  ca en ne net artnet a ce ee a RC NR  Huee Blast Rocks     Cosmetics Factory

Russ Attack US. Stall At Geneva   Gromyko Launches Bitter Attack in Laos Conference

Inside ee ¢ se    No Bad Faith Charges Kennedy-Nehru Talks Show  ‘Disagreements About Policy

Who Won   NEW REMSEN-UNION ‘SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTS ‘FIVE DIRECTORS — VOTES CAST MONDAY   New Board Will  : :  Organize This Friday

RUSK REPORTS Kennedy  Given Word. On Crisis in Germany   Agency Asks $12 Million For Judges

France, United States In Difference of Time   Western Powers Expect Negotiations With Russia; United States Want Early Talks; France Prefers to Hold Off

Expect  Berlin  Talks   Timetable Is Not Set For Meeting   France and US Differ On Approach To Crisis Solution

WEST UNITY. VERY STRONC SAYS. RUSK   French, -U. S. Disagreement Is Minimized -

Kennedy, Rusk Concerned Over Soviet Rigidity   Secretary Sees High Degree of Allied Unit; On Berlin Problem

Allies Expect Parley   JFK Hears Report From Rusk on ‘High Dearee of Unity’

But Dates For Them Not Slated   Dean Rusk Report: Unity After Trip To West Europe

RUSK GIVES HIS REPORT TO KENNEDY   “Secretary of State ~ Pledsed. With Gain: An Allied Buildup

RUSK NOTES GOALS ARE OPPOSITE   Greater Armed Forces Buildup May Be Required

Consultations Successful  Rusk Gives President Report On Paris Meet

Paging — “The News   Rusk Reports To Kennedy On Allied Plans For Berlin

Rigid, Threatening Attitude of Khrushchev Cause for Concern—   ‘Hundreds of Millions’ Would Die in War: Nikita

Soviet Leader Wants Respect   ON BERLIN CRISIS  ~ Rusk Gives Report

Welfare Funds Transfer Opposed: Charge Gorman Retused To Heed Budget

Open Probe Of Gasoline Truck Blast Causing Injuries To 71 In Toledo, O.

Navy Maneuvers Kindle More Jitters in Cuba  Entire Island Under Martial Law Awaiting  Rh neshotos’ Lean Phe Cactae '‘Ratune ban 40

All Cuba. Put Under Virtual Martial: Law   Castro Acts as U.S. Naval ‘Maneuvers. Adc To Invasion Jitters

Navy-Marine maneuvers give Castro invasion jitters   All or Cuba virtually under martial law

U.S. Caribbean Forces Intensify Cuban Jitters   U.S. Defends Maneuvers

U.S. Maneuvers Increase Castro's ‘Invasion’ Alert   Cuba Is Virtually Under Martial Law; Labor, Military Forces Mobilized.

Cuban.  Tension  Mounts Unrest Due To Navv’s   Unrest Due To Navy’s Maneuvers

Cuba Under Equivalent of Martial Law   As U. S. Navy Maneuvers Give New Impetus

Cuba Speeds Mobilization For Invasion   Official Says Nation -Under Equivalent Of Martial Law

Maneuvers Speed Intensity of Castro's Invasion Alert   U.S. Wont Abandon Guantanamo

Near Martial Law Grips Cuba   U.S. Fleet Maneuvers Bring Stepup In Alert

FIDEL SPEED! MOBILIZATION OF FORCES   More Soldiers Take Battle Stations In Havana  il © MANEIIVERS   In Caribbean Called War: mongering By Government Newspapers

Nation Under Martial Law Navy, Marine Maneuvers Spur Cuba Invasion Alert

Cuba Speeds Mobilization  _ U.S. Navy, Marines   in Annual Maneuver.

Near Martial Law Grips Cuba  U. S. Fleet Man Bring Stepup in ‘iiletk

CRASH KILLS OFFICIALS  Rainstorm Lashes Cuba, Hitting Military Outposts

Maneuvers Build Tension in Cuba   Three of Castro Force , Killed in Plane Crash

U. S. Maneuvers  a Spur Castro Alert All Cuba Put Under Martial Law As Mobilization Is Speeded Up

Jitters put Cuba under marital law   Soldiers taking battle positions along seafront

Castro Sure Of Invasion By Jon. 18th  U.S. Maneuvers Gives Impetus To Alert

Captured Ship Races For Africa   U.S. Plane Is Following; No Orders To Board

REPORT CRAFT IS EN ROUTE TO AFRICA   Rebel Leader Refuses Request To Turn Around  VCMNENY   Reports American Officers Not Ordered To Board Portuguese Ship

Captive Ship Races To Afriea   Navy Patrol Plane Shadows Liner, Galvao Announces: ‘Destination Angola

i ee IR Ra a an db vebli nn  No Orders to Go Aboard Destroyers Are Dispatched To Intercept Fugitive Ship

Shadowed By U.S. Plane Santa Maria Is Racing In Direction Of Africa

rN   U.S: Plane ‘Shadows’ Lines Santa Maria Heads Toward West Africa

Captive Liner Races Toward African Coast   Destination Angola; Rebel Commander Refuses Return

Paging The News   U.S. Plane Shadows Captive Liner Heading For W. Africa

Plane Follows  Hijacked Ship  _ Captive Liner Under Surveillance. While Raring Tawnard Wace ALetne

Captive Ocean Liner Is Racing For West Africa Shadowed By U.S. Plane

Shadowed By Navy Fugitive Liner Now Racing Toward African Shores

U.S. Navy Q Trails, Won't Board Ship  Rebel Says Goal Is  West Africa

Navy Plane Is Trailing Captive Ship   38 Americans Among Passengers: All Are Reported Unharmed

On Way To W. Africa Plane Shadowing > .  cue ‘EB e Portuguese Ship

No Or ‘ders To Board Her, JPK Says     Destroyers Off T 0 intercept Pirated Liner Santa Maria

Plane Trails Santa Maria In Its Flight  But Course Could Be Ruse On Part Of The leader of Pirates

Santa Maria Said fo Be Heading for Colony of Angola   Rebel Leader Reported Interested in Putting Off Passengers.

Navy Patrol Plane Watches Fleeing Liner; Destroyers Seek to Intercept Vessel

U:S. Plane Shadows Fugitive Ship .  Santa Maria Races For Africa

Fugitive ship is headed for West Africa   ‘Destination Angola’ replies rebel leader

Pirates Steam Toward Africa   Novy Patrol Plane Shadows Ocean Liner

Hijacked Ship Being Trailed By U.S. Plane   President Says U.S. Officers Not Ordered To Board Vessel

[Passengers Enjoying Cruise  US. Plane Shadows Captive  Ship Racing Toward W. Africa

NAVY PATROL SHADOWING SANTA MARIA   Captive Liner Racing Toward West Africa

Hijacked Liner, Shadowed by U. S. Plane, Steams Toward West Africa

Plane Shadows Hijacked Liner   _ FS  650 MUTINY PASSENGERS MIGHT DISEMBARK SOON

Shadowed By US Navy Plane— Captive Liner Races  Toward African Port

U. S. Naval Patrol Plane Shadows Captive Ship Toward West Atrica

House Gives Final Okay To Sales Tax Bill   Measure Features 2 Per Cent Levy On Items Costing More Than $5

Kennedy Policy On Laos Right, Says Mansfield   Soviet Increases Air Lift of Arms, Report

SENATOR BACKS STAND ON LAOS   Represents Leaders On Democratic Side

U.N. Faces Decision On Congo Move   Ratification Of Cease-Fire To Meet Challenge

U.N. Faces Decision In Katanga   Congolese, Soviets   Congolese, Soviets Threaten Challenge Of Cease-Fire Nod

OVER CONGO CEASE-FIRE  U.N. Facing Showdown   Reuther Soft-Pedals Talk Of Auto Strike

Showdown in U.N. On Congo Dispute  Officials Almost Helpless  Varah nib Ca wwatenens Frm.

UN Faces Showdown On Truce   PS ET ESSES  Soviets Warn They Will Challenge Any Signing Of Congo  , a

Showdown Looms in UN Over Congo Command's Agreement With Province of Katanga

Police Guard Milk Trucks inN. Y.   Is Precautionary Measure Because of Teamsters Strike: No Incidents.

Police escort milk trucks Into New York  Ded a + eee   ee   Teamsters strike has cut off 8 million quarts daily: city takes over one plant

Teamster Union Strike Shuts Off Supplies for City  Other Areas Send Shipment in Dairy Plant Paralysis

N.Y. Police Guare Routes As Trucks Bring Milk   Negotiations to Settle Strike Are Deadlocked

Ambassador  Accuses Reds  Says Viet Nam Troops Were in Attack on Padong

Harriman Gives Reply to Red's Claim on Loas   American Cites Commie Attack

Viet Nam Termed Aggressor   Harriman Charges Northern Reds Attacked Padong

IGNORES TODAY’S ATTACKS  Harriman Charges Reds Partook in Padong Attack

U.S. Hurls New Charge At the Reds   Harriman Says Viet Nam Troops Fought in Laos

Harriman Blames Reds for June 7 Attack in Laos   In Speech at Geneva, He Also Accuses Russia of Supplying Rebel Forces,

But Skips Recent Peace Violations   eprery REPT VY   RED CHARGES

Laos Rebel Forces Take 2 Villages  Harriman Still Protests Padong Attack

Accuses Reds in Laos Attack   New Fighting Is Reported as Peace Talks Are Stalled

Harriman Fails to Mention Mos! Recent Battles   Claims Russians Supply Rebels With Equipment

Missing Girl ls Found Dead   Middle-Aged Man Sought for Slaying.

Hunt Spurred Over U.S. For Child’s Killer  Girl, 4, Discovered Beaten And Slain I BHanea As Naw W awl

Williams Won't Visit South Africa   Proposed Trip Called Not ‘Convenient’: Plans Other Stops

Washington Chamber Official Greeted   Butte Chamber Gathering Tolc Increased Federal Spending  Surely to Result in Inflation

Butte Chamber Gathering Tolc Increased Federal Spending  Surely to Result in Inflation

Fraud drains Yule spirits   Financial collapse of town’s three savings firms

Age-Vid Secret May Soon be told - - -  ~ =. « x~** x~**r*  "Red Fox Slayer To Be Unveiled

200-) ear-Old Family Secret  Scottish Schoolboy To Tell Who Killed ‘Red Fox’ In 1752

 Young Clansman. to Hear Secret  Red Fox’s Killer Soon to Be Known

HIGH HL. (ND SECRET  pace tn = NE RIN tnt ate tt  * Killer of the ‘Red Fox Will Soon Be Revealed

Bonn Eyes Eichmann Trial Warily, Fearing Resurgence of Feeling Against Germans

WILL EICHMANN IMPLICATE THEM ?   FILL EICHMANN IMPLICATE THEM ?  Some Germans Fear Trial in Israel

WILL EICHMANN IMPLICATE THEM?  Some Germans Fear Trial in Israel

West Germans Divided On Eichmann Trial   Bonn Fears It Will Rouse World Anew Against Germany

Guilt and Remorse Felt  WEST GERMANS UNEASY OVER TRIAL TESTIMONY

U.S. Airlift Will Resume Flights Today  og Pe ea S. tr Saal   Globemaster Is Fired Upon During Battle; Fighting Is Confused

U.S. Airlift Knocked Oul   Katanga Provincials Said Holding Battle Positions

U.N. Troops Hard Pressed By Katangans   Planes To Resume Operations Under Fighter Protection

US. Transport Hit; Fighting Very Confused  Fighter Escort Sought for Future Flights

US, Plane  Damaged  by Gunfire   Katangans Claim Gains Over U.N.

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press <atangans Hold Positio:   ' Katangans Hold Position Against UN “Task Force

Globemaster Is Damaged by Small Arms Fire  Planes Will Resume Operations Today  Under Escort of U.N.  ae seen sm

Katanga Forces Appear To Be Holding Own As F ishting  Pace ‘Steps. Up

France ‘Invaded’ by © 2.000 Yanks Who Will Beef Un U.S. Divisions

Yanks In France Vanguard Of Troops Ordered To Europe Arrives At Historic Port

Yanks Return to France, First of 40,000 Ordered To Europe by President

Parents Jailed: Charge Neglect  Girl. 13. Had No Baths In 7 Years

PARENTS CITED IN COURT Girl Kept Locked Up, Bathless For 7 Years

Brutal Treatment by Parents Revealed  GIRL KEPT LOCKED UP FOR SEVEN YEARS

Locked in Room for I Years  Gi Girl, 13, Victim   mare: RMAF. ak

Girl Locked In Filthy Room 7 Years Doesn’t Know What Toothbrush Is For

INGver rae Dun rr cenit  Girl Locked Up In Room [For Seven Long Years

Wasn’t Let Out of Room for 7 Years Except to Attend School, Says Girl, 13

Girl, 13, Locked Up Seven Years  Child Had No Bath In All That ‘Timez:

GIRL LOCKED ~ UP SEVEN YEARS IN FILTHY ROOM   Thirteen-Year-Old Didn't Know What a Toothbrush Was For.

Girl Locked In Room 7 Years   Scene Of ‘Utter Filth’ Described By Juvenile Officer

“DISGUSTING,’ SAYS OFFICER 7-Year Lockup For Child For Sassing Her Mother

'13-Year-Old Girl Never Had Bath, For 7 Years While Locked In Room

t for Time in School  Santa Cruz "Parents Locked Up Daughter for Seven Years

Brown Sians Medical Aid Bill for Aged   Measure Makes . 30,000 Eligible for Hospital Care

Bill for Sales Tax Is Offered   3 Per Cent Levy on Consumer Buying Is Propesed

U.S. Shows Its Armor to Get Car’s Release   Tanks Shake Loose Army Auto Held by Commies in Berlin

U.S. Show Of Strength  [Frees Sedan   Army Vehicle Finally Freed By Communists

SEMI-OFFICIAL REACTION Russian Television Panel in Criticism of JFK Interview

Wont Enter Negotiations Under Threa!   Turns Down Idea Of Quick Summit Meetina

OF BERLIN RIGHTS  JFK Asks Russia To Halt West Surrender Demands

U.S. Won't Talk Under Ultimatum   "Will Meet Force With Force if It }s Used Aaainst Us’ in Berlin

From the White House Letter to Neutrals  Gives U.S. Stand   Blunt Kennedy Turns Down Summit Until Diplomatic Groundwork Laid

Anti-Segregation Efforts in South Have Echoes in New York State, Rocky Involved

FIRST SIGHT OF MODERN CIVILIZATION     Warm Welcome Moves Islanders to Tears

Kennedy Outlines A Latin-American Plan for Canada   Canadians May Not Be Willing to Give Funds And Support Asked.

‘UNDER CONSIDERATION’ Bowles Gives First Official Word On Summit Plans

Request For Latin Aid May Be Snubbed  JFK Airs Protection — Needs With Canadians

Kennedy Meets Canadian Chief   State Visit Pageantry Dropped As Leaders Start Discussions

Kennedy Tells Canada What US. Expects in. Anti-Red Assistance   Kennedy May Try to Persuade Canada to Join, Support OAS

Indications Are That Canada Will Balk—  Kennedy Outlines What U.S. Expects of Canada

KENNEDY PONDERS MEETING   Bowles Reports Nikita Parley Decision Cominc

U.S., Canadian  Leaders Confer   Kennedy, Diefenbgker to Outline Protection From Communist Regime

Kennedy, Canada Chief Get Down To Brass Tacks   Canada’s Role In Checking Red Threat In Hemisphere To Be Eyed

Kennedy in huddle with Diefenbaker   Expect Canada to balk at aid to Latin America

Kennedy Considers  Red Talks   Decision on Khrushchev Meeting Not Yet Made, Bowles Tells Senators

.? >. ¢ >< Talk With K Diseussed  JFK Talks Over Matter in Canada

Kennedy Expected To Ask Canada For Financial Aid  To Latin America Nations

Kennedy Considers Meeting   No Decision Has Been Reached Says Bowles

Seeks Cash For Latin  e America But Proposal May Receive  Canal Racentian

Bowles Confirm: JFK ‘Considers’ Big-Two Pariey   But Informs Senators No Decision Made or Meeting Khrushchev

Conters With Frime Munister  (Kennedy Expected To Ask Canada To Assist Latins

KENNEDY ADDRESSES PARLIAMENT   President Asks Canadian Spending In Latin America In Talks With Prime Minister.

Diefenbaker, Kennedy Meet On Aims of Trip  Ottawa Crowds   Ottawa Crowds Give President Warm Reception

Financial and Moral Support Bre Requested   Success Doubttul: Pageantry Precedes Summit Talks

Ottawa: ;  U.S, Canads  Set Strategy  Against Reds Kennedy Confers   With Diefenbaker On Latin America

Kennedy Seeks Canadian Help on Cuban Issue   President Tells Diefenbaker about Latin American Aid

President Meets With Diefenbaker  Leaders Expected   Leaders Expected To Discuss Aid  For Latin-America

Admits He Killed Two In Reading   Strangles Them, Burns Bodies Tn Love Triancgle

Giant Fete Set Tonight  In Boston  President’s Mood Serious As He Mark. Rinthdaw

Kennedy, Now 44, Plansfor De Gaulle, Khrushchev Talks    ‘Woman Knifed Dozen Times by 14-Year-Old   Rural Clintonville Road Scene of Ambush by Boy   Large Birthday Celebration Scheduled Tonight in Boston

Kennedy Studies For Talks on His Birthday af Home   President Draws Crowd As He Attends Mass In Hyannis Port, Mass.

President 44 Today, Stays  In Seclusion   Kennedy Puts In More Homework On Crucial Meets With De Gaulle, Soviets Khrushchev

President To Observe Birthday   Quietly Prepares For Crucial Meet With Khrushchev In Vienna

 President Kennedy ee  is 44 years old today  MOOD OF DAY DEADLY SERIOUS

Kennedy Celebrates His 44th Birthday   MEET CAN BECOME REAL SLUG-FEST

Giant Boston Fete Planned For Birthday   President To Fly To Paris Tuesday And See de Gaulle

Preparing for Talks With De Gaulle, Khrushchey -Kennedy in Deadly Serious’ Mood on His 44th Birthday

‘\Celebration Planned Tonight  ‘President Spends 44th ‘Birthday At Homework

President Kennedy Turns 44 in Seclusion Of Family Home; Works on Crucial Parleys

Kennedy At Beach Home On Birthday   Goes Over Plans Foi Talks With De Gaulle i And Khrushchev,

Kennedy Puts In More Work On Plans For European Visits      Cooling Off Period Sought By Demos

Pre epares For Crucial Confabs  President Siudies On 44th Birthday

Kennedy Gets Ready For Trip  Will Confer Witl With De Gaulle And Khrushchev

Special Session Pondered —  Pre-Agreement Meets Favor, Says Andersen

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   -(Coprighted 1966, A Nationa ‘Council of Charches Religio: Features)

Legislators Sidetrack Money Bills   Joint Appropriations Committee Helds. Up Exact Dollar Amounts

Prosecutor Calls Crime Most Brutal’   Tells Jury Crime Cries Out for Vengeance

PROSECUTOR. ASKS AN EYE FOR AN EYE   Starved Rock Murder Ig Most Barbarie Any Man Could Commit, Weger Jury Is Told.

Part Five Of The Series On Surviving Nuclear Blasts  Is On Page 16 Today   REC Increases Blast Estimate

Bankruptcy. Facing UN. Over Congo   France’ Refuses. To Pay On Congo Bill; New Way Out Sough

Bankruptcy Imperils UN. Congo Action   France Reportedly Balks At Sharing Cost Of Operation

Bankruptey Threatens UN Efferts.   France Refuses To Foot Bill In Congo Crisis

French Refuse UN Aid on Congo Cost  Join Russ in Stand; Problem Is Difficult

Need New Money Formula U.N. Bankruptcy Threat  Grows As France Reneges

Bankruptcy Threat For U.N. Grows   France Reported Unwilling To Pay Expenses In Conqa

France Wont Pay Anythine Toward Cost of ‘U.N. Operation in Congo

Grandmother Of Eloping Socialite Dies Under Mysterious Circumstances

Europe Divided On Dag Backing *& * * * * * * * : x * * * * * * *  C1: . @. go i a ee: Sh ee Ue a ce   _ Soviet Attack Seen Menace To United Nations

Plans to Film Cleopatra in Britain  Abandoned But Movie to be Finished

Won t parley under threats   Neutrals told by Kennedy on visit to U.S.

Kennedy Says U. § Will Not Talk To Reds Under Threat  Makes: Statement In Letter Given To Nonaligned Nations

Threats Won't Bring Talks Kennedy Says   President Sends Answer to Two Neutral Leaders

Message To Nonaligned Nations  U.S. Won't Nesotiate Under Threats: JFK

Threats as Talk Basis Ruled Out   President Says We're Prepared To Meet Force by Force.

New Church Appeal ror pfoUVuy oO tdnts Jue  St. Mary's Church to Launch Lonq-visioned Building Drive

New Church Appeal for $450,000 S tarts Sunday . St. Mary's Church io Lasanchs  Long-visioned Building Drive

(Ceprighted 1960, A Netiona! Council of Churches Religior Features)

Schedule Announced for President Kennedy’s Trip to South America

HERALD INDEX   Kennedy Plans at Least Eight Talks-on Latin America Trip

Ohio Assembly Returns to Routine Work   Idle Pay Extender Expected To Be Hit By Governor's Veto

Loans, Granis For Unemployment Areas Top List ,  Approval Of Kennedy Bill Seen Despite Opposition 

Weather   Approval Of Priority Bills Anticipated   Kennedy Legislative Program Heads Into Controversy

House Gets Senate Version a  DiSalle Expected To Veto Jobless Benefits Measure

Approval Due Kennedy Bills In Congress  Senate Sets Action On Depressed Area Loans. Jobless Pay

Priority Proposals Backing Expected   ~ SU News™ BEHIND PAGE I   Constitution Amendment  Betore Ohio Legislature

Governor Expected Tc Reject Bill   Congress Measure Promises Earlier Aid te Enemploved

Kennedy Program On Shoals  Expect Program To Win Approval Though

Clear Sailing Expected for Kennedy Bill   Senate to Take Up Measure to Assist Depressed Areas

10th Work Week Starts  Assembly Eyes New Bills ‘As Extender Pay Vizzles

Believe Priority Proposals To Have Little Opposition  Unemployment Bill Will Come Up By Midweek In Senate

JFK Economy Bills Marked For Approval   Kennedy To Send Farm Program to Congress Tuesday

Kennedy’s Top Bills Face Tests  T ee on Caw   Leaders Say  Indications  Point to O.K.

DEPRESSED AREAS BILL IS UP FOR ACTION   Democrats. Argue Whether - Commerce Dept. Shall Administer Measure.

See Approval Of Kennedy’s Proposals; Congress To Get Farm Message Tuesday   DiSalle Expected To Veto Jobless Pay Extender Bill

Senate To Vote On Area Aid Bill This Week  Hearings Set On Jobless Pay; JFK Diewe Turn Maecana

Legislature Buries Nose In Problems   Final Action On Jobless Benefits Delaved In House

Industrial Aid, Jobless Benefit Bills Favored  Kennedy Program Seems Favored; Farm Messaae Due

The Weather   Ohio Assembly Refurns fo Routine Work   Idle Pay Extender Expected To Be Hit By Governor’s Veto

Kennedy Plans Sail Into Shoals Of Controversy   First of Proposals Expected to Pass

Ohio Assembly Returns To Routine Work  Idle Pay Extender Expected To Be Hit

Private Meetings  Nutter Sets Conferences With College Presidents

House Favors Ban  On Fireworks Bill      Nutter Sets Conferences With College Presidents

New, Tough Laws Needed on Crime   That fs Finding of Senator McClellan

McCLELLAN SAYS:   VELELELAN JHE J.  ya Needed to Deal With Organized Crime Leaders

Probe Beating Of Bus Rider   Onslaught Renewed On Segregation In Jackson

ba ASSAULT ON MISS. aR Sr et erate  _ Wave Of Freedom Riders _ Move Out Of N.O. On Train

Another Wave Of Freedom Riders’ Head For Jacksor  Group Of Eight Are First To Take Train, Arrest Is Expected

‘Riders Take Train Out Of New Orleans   Another Assault On Mississippi Segreqation Laws

Freedom Riders Travel by Train Instead of Bus   Penal Farm Guard Attacks Minister

JAILED ‘RIDER’ COMPLAINS  Beating Charge Probe Opens         WT, CONTINUE

President Lays Wreath At Tomb of Unknowns   Veterans Day ls Observed In Holland

Kidnaped Boy Slain  In Ontario—   Boy’s Scoutmaster Kills Self After Questioning By Police

Scout Leader Linked to Case Kills Himself   Ransom of $25.000 Demanded in Note Delivered to Dad

Kidnaped Canadian  Boy Slain   Ransom Notes ‘Delivery Man’ Kills Himself

Kidnaped Boy Found Dead  Scoutmaster Middleman, Commits Suicide Later

U.S. Forces — Placed In Readiness  Powerful Sea, Land, Air Groups In In Forwas  Rr? gags fp, _

German Red Unit Routed By Grenades   Fence Erected To Prevent Refugees’ Escape Removed

Westerners Tear Down Wire Fence Built Over Line  Tear Gas Grenades hie. d bk.   Tear Gas Grenades Used by Both  Sides in Scrap

West Berliners —  Clash With Red Force At Border   200 Communist Policemen Are Driven Back With Tear Gas Grenades Today

East And West Police Stage Grenade Battle   Communists Beaten Back By Tear Gas

12 Policemen Beat Back 200 Vopos, Destroy Fence  (re a ee er mer on ne  W. Berlin Wins Tear Gas Battle

Reds Repulsec in Battle on  Berlin Border   Tear Gas Grenades Are Hurled by Both Sides

Dozen West Germans Beat Back 200 Communist Police In Another Fight on Border

Weather   Tear Gas Fight Explodes As West Germans Start  To Rip Down Red Fence

Small Force West Police Roust Reds   Grenade Broadsides Exchanged in Clash At Railway Yard

Allies Tear Down Border Fence Section   Reds Throw 30 Tear Gas Bombs, West Tosses 60

West German Police Win Border Duel   Tear Down 200-Yard Red Wire Barrier

Wire Fence on Free Territory ~ s Pulled Down   Allied Force Is Outnumbered More Than 16 to 1 In 114-Hour Skirmish.   Fires at Refugees

Berlin Border Situation Remains Tance: Several Incidents in Weekend

West Berlin Police Beat Back Reds   Exchange Tear Gas Grenades; West Pulls Down Wire Fence

Liquor Tax Hike Given Approval By Legislature   Cigarette Tax Raise Also Brought Up: No Immediate Action.

Senate Passes Higher Tax on   Major Appropriation Bills Are Approved By Missouri House

115 Judges Hired In Cube Court Purge   Decree Makes Way For Soviet-Style Judicial System

Probers  Seek Source  Of Cyanide Officials Feel  Students’ Death: No Accident

Rayburn Takes Test Drus In Bid To Whip Cancer   Carolina Campus Death:  No Accident, Police Sav

US. Discloses Slavs Fly Jets In Texas Skies   Official Announces 135 Sabres Bought By Tito This Year

USSR Backing Away on Tough Showdown Step   Gromyko Reports Kennedy Shares Truce Desire

Critical Session Started At Noon. Pravda Hints Peace Talk Favored

Gromyko, JFK meet   Pravda hints Soviets will shun military test

Russian Minister In Parley Today With President   Gromyko Carrying Message To Kennedy From We eiishis Report Russia Favors Truce Proposal

JEK Mects Gromyko Or  Laos Crisis   Reils Offer ‘Taiks, Back Away From

LMA A CHING S ED BAG REN IE  ‘Gromyko Bringing Reply. <o Kennedy

Gromyko Confers With Kennedy   Pravda Article Takes Mild Tone as Western Allies Stand Firm 

Moscow Is Backing Away From Military Showdown With SEATO Over Laos

Soviet Backs Off In Laos.  Signs Show  Gromyko Holds Conference With

Follows Macmillan Talks: Kennedy to See Gromyko For Discussion On Laos

Gromyko Has Talk on Laos With Kennedy   Carries Message From Khrushchev; No Details Given

Gromyko Indicates to President Reds Will Confer on Proposed Peace Plan of Britain

Kennedy, Gromyko Talk Today   Khrushchev Note To Be Delivered To President

Settlement in Conference, Is Pravda Plea   Gromyko at White ‘House for Talks ‘With Kennedy

sOviers Midy Be DACKING AWtY rrom onowcown. Grom yko Heads Fo or Crucial White House Conference

Kennedy Host to Gromyke Today on Crisis in Laos   SEATO Ministers Observe Caution in  Red OK of Ceasefire

Laos Tension Eased By Talks   Russians Apparently To Avoid Showdown

Kennedy And Gromyko Hold Talks Today   Paper Hints Soviets Prefer Settlement By Talks To Decision On The Battlefield

Gromyko Took JFK Message From Nikita   U.S., British Agree To Prevention Of Soviet Conauest

Kennedy Gets Message From Soviet Leader   Lromyko Refuses to Disclose Position of Soviet Government on Fighting.

Yielding To Show Of Force:   Aeceptance Of British Peace Plan Indicated

Kennedy and Gromyko Discuss Crisis In Laos  Russia Tells Willingness to Settle Laos Civil War at Conference Table

Soviet Foreign Minister Carries Message From Khrushchev After Pravda Announces U.S.S.R. Prefers Peace Table Settlement To Battlefield Decision

""! Pulled the Trigger. .. And She Was Dead.  Teen Grid Star Tells of Killing Sweethear

Youth Admits Murderinc High School Sweetheart   Micsced at Breakfast

High School Football Player Murders His Sweetheart; She‘W antedToBelnHeaven’

U.S. Scientists Install Network of Seismographs In 65 Countries, Islands

SOB et Se pele LVOCOUEAT fy E Slererect  U.S. ‘Sky Spy’ to Have Underground Gaunterpart

CAN DETECT A-BLASTS World Seismograph Net Installation Under Way

Daniel Action Ltlective atOnece   $1.000 STARTER Area Trail of Six Flags Oreanized by Mayors

Drugs Stopped For Mister Sam   Therapy to Renew lf Health Permits

lke Plays Golf on 71ct Birthday   ‘Honored Pakistan Camel-Driver Heads for Visit With VP Johnson   Driver Spokesman is Happy   Given Miniature Camel Cart

Husband’ Jailed in Reno Brous Wife Apparent Suicide in San Diego

Gov. Rockefeller Helps in Search   Wave-High Flight Is Made Today; Ready to Give Up

Still No Trace Of Rockefeller   Flight by Father Today Fruiiless

Rockefeller Is Using Flying Boat To Search For Missing Son Today

ROCKEFEL MAKES ei SEARCH HOP   Desperate Attempt To Find Son in “Swamps-Continues

Rockefeller About Reatly To Give Up Search For Michael  avernor RAsyv  easve   Report Says New York Governor May Leave Bor US" Ow Sunday’ «

Rockefeller. wife separate   POLITICAL AND SOCIAL CIRCLES STUNNED BY IMPENDING DIVORCE

PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION RAISED Rockefeller Divorce Announcement Stuns N. Y. Political Circles

Rocky's Plans For Split With Wife a Stunner   Reasons Behind Divorce Unknown

Notre Dame 17 Miss. So. 12 ‘ei Colorado 7 Auburn 10 Alabama TT ~?Minnesota = 10 Ohio State 22 Syracuse 15 Fla. State 0 Texas 0 Nebraska 0 Georgia 7 Ga. Tech 0 Purdue 7 Oregon 12      Rockefeller Divorce Plans Stun Political World

Impending Divorce Of Rockefellers Leaves Political Circles Stunned

Blanchard Raps Refund Proposal, Withholding Sten   Speaker Startles Jammed Hearing In State Capitol

GOP Tax Plan Under Heavy Fire; Speaker of Assembly Aids Democrats Loud Attack

Normal Spring Back in Ohio  State Cleaning Up After Winds, Floods

Normal Spring Back in Ohio  State Clea   State Cleaning Up After Winds; Floods

Army Colonel Removed From Posi For Role Played In Paar TV: Episode

2 Army Men Jolted on Paar Actior   Episode at Border of Berlin Also Stirs Congress Storm.

Keeps His Feet Warm Electrician Lives With Battery-Powered Heart

-Runs On Battery Power Insertion Of Electrodes In Heart Breaks Block

MAN’S FEET WARM AGAIN Battery Power Provides Impulse for Heart Beat

PROMISES ACCESS TO FREE CITY’  Gromyko Orders Allies Out; Threatens East Berlin Treaty

ANASTASIO TO REQUEST INJUNCTION   New York Port Near Paralyzed By Dock Workers

Top Longshore Officials Disagree on Continuing   New York Paralyzed by Work Stoppage; Longshoremen Urged to Support Union Striking At Giant Rally Today

Burke Text Is Softened   President Aims to _  Avoid: New Tensions

Kennedy Frowns On Tough Talk’ Toward Soviets   Speech Given by Naval Chief Is Altered to Comply With New Approach

Brazil Asks Goulart To Take Office   Would Be Symbolic President Under New Government

Republicans Will Do the Fast Shuffle To Win Top Senate Committee Seats

Spirited Scuffle Seen Among GOP. For Bridges Post Four Positions Left  Vacant by Death  £ Senatar

 TEST SURVEY SHOWS CHANGES TO BE MADE  New Assessing Law Described

Fresh Snow Storm Threatens Midwest   Frigid Air Races Across Area As New Front Spills Into State

By Members UF Botn Farties-- Kennedy's Highway Program Criticized

Mostly Cloudy’   Truck Tax Proposal In Trouble   Kennedy's Program Meets Criticism From Both Sides of Aisle

Big 3 Foreign Ministers Will Meet In Paris   Berlin Strategy Huddle Planned Early In August

. £0 COUNTER SOVIET MOVES ON BERLIN Big 3 Ministers Set August Meet in Paris

Injunction Blocking  FightLoom:  Maritime Union Leader Confers With AFL-CIO

TO FIGHT T.-H. LAW USE.   President of Seafarers Unior Opposes Iniunction.

Big Rains Cause Hoods In State  Little Harm Expectec In Eastern Sections If Rains Cease Soon

es ms Las mn  Experiment Station Men Report  Crop Outlook Mostly Good

US. Urges Toughness By SEATO  France Fears Soviet “Reaction But Will Not Veto Resolution

Only France Objects to U.S. Stand of War If Necessary To Save Nation

Rusk Confident U.S. to Win SEATO Backing for Plan to Halt Reds in Laos

Rusk Says . US. Plan To Win Backing  Russians Still Airlifting Arms In Large Quantity

Firm SEATO Pose Pushed  Rusk Expecting Approval Of Fight if Needed Policy

France Only (nposition To Strategy   Rusk And Kennedy Confident Soviet Will Grant Truce

Hiroshima Reports More ‘Atmosphere Radioactivity After Red Test Blasts

Inside...    Eichmann Trial Testimony  Children Forced to Play For Death Camp Inspectors

‘No Other Persons Involved’ . Kidnaped Boy's Body Found; ‘Cubmaster Commits Suicide

1  _ Appeals for Cooperation DeGaulle Outlines Program  To Create Algerian Regime

Algerian Solution  Promised  DeGaulle Plans Provisional Government

De Gaulle Prepares for Referendum On Aloeria’s Future, Calls for Unity

De Gaulle Orders Referendum on Future  France to Form Algeria Regime

Three Texans Die In Plane Crash  Wreckage Found in Arkansas Swamp

Order Full Mobilization of Katanga   Tshombe Brands U.N. Troops as Conao's Enemies

Forty-T' wo Americans Portuguese Liner Hostages Preparing To Return Home

Passage To Be Paid: ; . Santa Marias American  Passengers To Head Home

CONGO TOWN CAPTURED BY ARMY UNITS   Troops Led by White Mercenaries Rout Soldiere af Gizenaa

Katanga Units Move In And Capture Manono  Important Mining Town 300 Miles

Katanga Forces Capture a Town   Rout 600 of Gizeng Saldiers in Battle

Katanga Units Capture Town   Some 600 Troops of Stanleyville Regime Routed in Fall of Center

Gizenga’ s Troops Routed   7 Killed, 600 Flee  As Katanga Units Capture Town North Of Flisabethville

Barron Names Four Members Of State Staff   May Make Three More Next Week

Kennedy Wants To Confer On Red Relations  Spring Meeting May Be Discussed With  Deamiap VL wonnae te am be ee

Safe Landing In Spite of Trouble Is Great Feat: Glenn Tagged for Trip

Britain Lands Troops, Tanks For Kuwait   Saudi Arabia Troops On Way to Aid Oil-Rich Sheikdom

Tanks, Planes  Answer Plea   ‘Show Of Force’ Made To Meet Traq’s Threat To Oil-Rich Area

U.N. Council To Consider Case Today   Iraqi Mobilizing Report Is Denied By Radio Baghdad

British Jets, Tanks Move  Into Kuwait UN Security Council  Plans Sunday Session

Sheik Requests Show Of Force To Support Army, Protect Oil Fields

Troops, Tanks, Jet Fighters Sent fo Area   Show of Force Aimed At Halting Iraq's Annexation Plans

 British Jets ifn Kuwait   (Helated Stories and Picture an Pure 4A)

Lutherans, Presbyterians Talk— 2 Major Churches Study Differences

Lutherans, Presbyterians Studying Differences On Topic Of Doctrine

Church Groups To Discuss Differences   Presbyterians, Lutherans Meet

Return To Junior High System Approved By New Phila School Board   Three Teachers Hired: New Coach Given Three-Year Contract

Says Many Would Have Died During Sneak Nuclear Attack in CD Test

Many Would Have Died Friday — Had A-Attack Test Been Real, Chiefly Due to Public Iqnorance

U.S. Jew  Told To Hunt  His Own Bod: He Testifies  Of Work in ‘Death Brigade’

Allied Units Stand Ready On Border   New Communist Moves Expected Against Berlin *

Uneasy Calm Prevails At Berlin Border   New Communist Moves Against West Are Anticipated

City Waits New Moves By Soviets   Troops Facing Each Other At Barricades

Midwest Rapped By New Onslaught Of Snow, Winds  Wisconsin, Michigan Read; For Snowfall: Winds tc

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Tornadoes In Arkansas Missouri   New Snowstorm Roars Into Upper Midwest With Powerful Gales -

Education Segment Delayed Due to Pa. and Federal Studies   Sec Charts on Page 6

Coming Up   SCHEDULE COUNTY NFO MEETING JAN. 19— AT EAGLES CLUB HERE

War Surges Through Streets Of Bizerte   Weary Rescuers Probe Charleston Wreckage

Hunt For Victims Of Flood  _ Hope People,  Said Missing,  Have Eséapec

Hunt Continues For Missing Person: ‘As Charleston Digs Out Of Disaster

West Virginia Flood Toll Now 17; Charleston’s Damage Is $5 Million

Hunt Bodies in Flood Debris —   17 Known Dead, Some Still Missing in Charleston

Flash Flood In Charleston Takes 17 Lives   Rescue Group Renews Search

Weary Rescue Crews Dig Into Flood’s Rubble   Half-Dozen Persons Missing, 17 Dead in Charleston Disaster

West Virginia: Seventeen Die  In Flash Flood  Half Dozen Missing a: Search Gets Underway

 Some Still Missing Dazed Survivors Returning To Flood-Razed Charleston

Charleston Flood Toll Now at 17   Half Dozen Still Listed as Missing

EILNOD DAMAGE   Charleston, W. Va., Dig: Out Of Flood; 17 Killed

INDIANA MAY HAVE DISMAL WEEK  Calendar Says Spring But Weather Doesn't

Want to Back Up Your Medical Deductions ‘On Income Tax Return: Here’s One Way

Another sian of the easing eco   Taxpayers tidbits Deductions: A Magic Word Made Of Elastic   IRS also gets many inquiries by)   Another listed an aunt as a de

1  It May Be Like Whistling in Morgue, but— There ls Humor inthe Annual ‘Battle With U.S. Tax Returns

DEADLINE DRAWS NEARER Annual Struggle in Tax Bout Has Lighter Side

Civil War Group Talks  Segregation  Threatens Meet In Charleston

NO HIGH SKIRTS FOR GIRLS . Boys in Short Pants Get The Word to Lower Cuffs

Ernporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Brisk Fall Winds With Rain Predicted

Observers Say Reds Will Fight   » Allied Powers Are Girding Loins

JUST LIGHTER, DECK OF CARDS  Lawmen Ride Out   POLICE SUMMONED Housewives Buck State Dog A gents

Nation Eyes Gubernatorial Fight Primary Election Tomorrow  To End Rugged GOP Race

Three Saved After Plane Crash  * * ~ * x ke * xk 6 * * xk Ok * *   Cumberlander Dies In Wreck During Same Storm

Cigarette Lighter Makes Difference Between Life, Death after Air Crash

You'll Find It   Cigarette Lighter Credited With Saving Of Three Lives

3 Survived Crash  A Tiny Flame...   Thev were traoved in the same

On Thio Siaside   Vital: Difference Cigarette Lighter Saves Lives in Crash. of Plane

Son Of Slain Sooner Found   Miami Boy, 12, Picked Up Walking Along Tracks Near Neosho

Drive Open: For Return Of Quadros   Ex-President’s Strength Mainly In Interior

Interior Brazil Seeks — To Bring Back Quadros; Discuss Waysfor Return

Campaign For Quadros ls Building   ‘Janio Was Right’ Drive Picks Up  Steam In Interior

Move Begun For Return Of Quadros  sTanio Was Richt’   ‘Janio Was Righy’ Keynote Of Those Who Want Change

Destroyer Picks Un Sounds like Tapping   Huge Structure, 28 Men Vanish In Raging Sea

Navy Sip Dj cks Uo Tappit ing Noi 2   B Aboard When a   28 Aboard When © “Structure Collapsed In=Atlantic Ocean.

Huge Island 80 Miles at Sea Sunk by Storm   Warning System Unit Disappears After SOS Call

POSSIBILITY SOME ALIVE BENEATH SEA   Underwater Sounds Pick. _ ed Up From Wreckage Where Waves Toppled Giant Tower; Body Found. == & »&»=»—

18 Men Hunted After Collapse Of Radar Tower   6-Story Structure Goes Under Ocean In Howling Gale

Radar Post Destroyed In Storm Off Coast; 28 Men Missing.      BU LLETIN

Heavy Seas Collapse, Sink Texas Tower; Body. Of One Of 28 Missing Men Found

Hopes Soar That Some Survivors May Be In lower  Dactravar Save Saund   Destroyer Says Sounds May Be Human Voices Divers Are Checking

Survivors May  Be Trapped in  Sunken Tower   Destroyer Picks Up Tapping Noises Near Site of Installation.

Survivors Believed Trapped   Destroyer’s Sonar Picks Up Tapping Noise From Ocean

POSSIBILITY SOME ALIVE BENEATH SEA   ee a  Underwater Sounds Picked Up From Wreckage Where Waves Toppled Giant Tower; Body Found.

Sunken Air Force Tower May Have Survivors Irapped Beneath The Sea

LONE BODY LOCATED BY SEARCH SHIP   Offshore Defense Unit Disappears In Howling Storm

Body Found By Rescuers Amid Debris   Atlantic Gales Down 6-Story Structure Off New York Coast

Storm Wrecks Radar Station  Sounds HintMen MayBe Trapped Inside Tower

Structure Falls In Howling Gale Off New York   One Body Found; Rescue Ships Comb Area for Survivors

One body recovered thus far About 28 men missing after radar tower topples in storm   Bulletin

Howling Sea Gulps ‘Isle,’ 28 Missing   Tapping Sounds Heard, Believed in Compartments

28 Lost As Tower Tumbles   *Texas Tower’ Radar Station Collapses During Heavy Storm

 Body Found In Collapse Of Texas Tower   27 Others Missing After Gale Wrecks Atlantic Outnoct

Survivors May be Trapped In Storm-Wrecked Texas Tower   Destroyer Picks Up ‘Tapping’ On Sonar Gear

Tower May Hold Storm Survivors Tapping Noises adicate   Tapping Noises Indicate Life in Submerged Unit

Taps from Under Sea Give Hope   28 Men on Radar Unit Which Toppled into Raging Atlantic.

Tower Collapses in Sea... Underwater Sounds Give Hope Some of 28 May Have Survived

Radar Tower Falls In Sea; 28 Men Lost   One Body Recovered After Six-Story Structure In Atlantic Collapses During Terrific Storm.   Bulletin

Signals Indicate Some Trapped At Bottom Of Sea  28 Men Missing After  Radar Tower Collapses

Rescue Ships Find One Body After Storm  Supply Ship Picks Up SOS; First Hint of Disaster at Sea

wX-oory orrucrure Disappears UiT ATAHIE TOaST .  Radar Tower Collapses, 28 Men Are Missing —

Rescue Ships Combing Area For Victims   Find Body Of One Man In Sea; Device Part Of AF System

Sea ‘Island’ Vanishes In Heavy Seas   Rescué Ships And Aircraft Fail To Locate Survivors

28 Missing After Radar Tower Falls In Aflantic Storm   Single Body Found With Debris Near Structure’s Site

‘AF Tower In Atlantie Collapses   One Body Recovered From Water At Site 80 Miles Southeast Of New Vork Civ

Divers to search for 28 in air-force radar tower   Voice on sonar reported by Gastrover

Waves Swamped Air Force Radar Tow  TAPPING SOUND, VOICE INDICATE MEN MAY HAVE SURVIVED ATLANTIC TRAGED'

23 Missing After Tower Collapses   Body Of Man In Life Jacket Pulled From Sea Presumed One Of 28

28 Lost In Tower  Collapse   One Survivor Found After Raging Storm

One Body In Life Jacket Recovered  ‘Radar Island’ Area Combed For 27

/-LOCAL GOVERNMENTS BENEFIT— Legislature Defeats Veto On Highway Cut

DiSalle Has ‘Had It’ Re publicans Override  Veto Of Local Aid Bill

Ohio Legislature Overrides DiSalle Veto On $15 Million Highway Bill

DiSalle Veto On Road Money Bill Overridden   Local Governments To Get Additional Street, Road Funds

Legislators Beat DiSalle  First Time  23 Democrats Help Reverse Governor’s

ALTERING DISTRICTS APPROVED   Governor’s Pet Measure Suffers  Another Rebuff

Inside Today’s Time:   House Balks At Reviving Daniel Plan For Seizure Of Abandoned Deposits

Probe Doesn't Back Charges At Stringtown   Raines Contends Blast ‘Personal’

Care, Protection  Of People Add To County Budget   {bast of Four Articles)

—LANE LEAVES CLEVELAND— New General M anager  Of Kansas City Club

Dirksen Urges New Leaders to Show More Confidence   Believes Business Slump Would End if Higher-ups Showed New Confidence

Ban The Crying Towel, Show Confidence In Economy, Dirksen Tells New Administration

Withholding Tax Seen by Governor   Hints Income Tax Rate Tied With Measure

State Sunda V School Group Will Convene  99th Annual Session   99th Annual Sessions Of Association Wil Open At York Oct. 19

1,000 Men. Rushed to® Congo Port   Troops Receive Annihilation Faw

Second Farm-City Meeting Planned Feb. 9 in Albany   Unique County - Get-Together Is Sponsored by Farm Bureau and Various Civic Groups.

Second Farm-City Meeting Planned Tonight in Albany   A Third Get-Togeth Is Gahedsiod fot King Cy af) Later Date.

Monkey Dies In Rocket  metriietian   Destruction Button Pushed When Atlas Leans

Rocket Carrying Monkey Destroyed  After Atlas Had Veere Off Course in  Canaveral! Shot

Monkey Perishes  ee Rocket Blows Up Minute After  lt Was Launched

Less Than  Minute After Cape Launch  Ceimnt AAiecitla   Giant Missile Tumbles Into Atlantic Ocean

Anti-Ked Literature  Missionaries Arrested  In Congo Now Released

Injunction Bid Refused in 6-3 Decision at 0.C.  Backaround of 1961

Pravda Says Soviet Union Wants To Settle Berlin Problem By Talks

Farm Groups Failto Agree On Program   Freeman Will Study Proposals Made at Meeting at Capital

Farm Groups Split Ove How U.S. Should Help   Differences Bob Up At Conference Called by Kennedy

Inside The Progress   Refuses To Declare ‘Open War’ .  [AFL-CIO Continues  Ban on Teamsters

‘Council Considers Forming Rival Union—  AFL-CIO Unwilling To Declare War On Hoffa Trucker Union

Labor Refuses To Take Back Hoffa Union, But Unwilling To Declare Wa

Labor Refuses To Admit Hoffa  But Unions Unwilling To Fight Teamsters

AFL-CIO Head: Will Not Wage War on Hoffa   Locals Defecting From Teamsters Would Be Welcomed

Labor Chiefs Fear Battle With Hotfe   Despite Threat of Open Warfare They Vote Against Teamsters Union

No ‘War’ Due On Hoffa By Labor Unit  Refuses To Take Back Ousted Chief  fit Tnametar Tlatan

Castro Executes Two Men   Asks Death For Twe More In Opposition To Cuban Regime

Executions Continued By Castro  Stull Blaming United States ForHisTrouble:

Missile-Firing Fighter Accidently Downs Jet B52, Over New Mexico

Three Survivors Picked Up by Copter; Bodies Of Others in Wreckage

Dominican Kepubitc Young Trujillo Explains Why Father Was Killed

Diaz plotted assassination for revenge   Former general in republic's army still sought

« AND ‘POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES’ » ii i “Son. ‘Blames. Trujillo Death on Disgruntled General: 

Assassination Blamed On Revengelul General And Politieal Enemies

New Case Gets Nod Over Ness Decision —  Unification Law Set for Test Case

Says Officials Hindered Probe OfGoldfine   Pastore R Resigns As IRS Aaent -

War Threat Feared Over Any Uprising   East Berlin Masses 30,000 Troops At ‘New Iron Curtain’

Reds Seal Off East Germany; Refuse To Let 80,000 Work In West Germany:  Commy Police On Duty: Fear Uprisinc

U.S., Britain Ask Soviets Join Program   Nuclear Explosions Plan Designed To ‘Make World Safer

Peace Atorr Plan Finds Reds Cool  US and Britain Ask Russia To  fain Dreanram

US., Britain Seek Russian. Cooperation  Peaceful Explosion Of Nuclear Energy

Employes Get AMC Profit Bie   Smaller Auto Company Proposes Sharing Of Its Gains.

On the inside    oteats fead trom the big tnree  American Motors offers profit sharing

Peace Corps Gets First 27 Recruits For Foreign Work   Morris Harvey Studen Going To Colombia;  12 To Tanganyika

Hurricane Garla Hits Texas Coast With Fury; Fresh Water Needed —

5-Foot Tides Topple Houses, Piers Into Gulf   Snake Hazard Hits Coast Towns After Record Exodus

Winds Figured at 173 Miles An Hour; —  Cities Running Out of Drinking Wetter

Corpus Christi Hit By Carla In First Blow  3 Die, 37 Injured As Storm Strikes

Killer Tides In Cities Rising To 25-Foot Levels   Slow-Moving Hurricane, One O: Worst In History, To Last Hours

300,000 Flee Storm’s Path In Two States   Texas-Louisiana Coasts Flooded By Killer Tides as Hurricane Stops Its Forward Motion.

Shortage of Water Corpus Christi Hit By Winds Clocked At Fantastic Velocity

Evacuate Coastal Cities; Reptiles Add To Woes In One of Worst Storms

Heavy Winds Slam Into Texas Coast   Corpus Christi Records $15 Million Damage; Fresh Water Supply Low

Carla Slams Into Texas Coast Area   173-Mile-Hour Winds, Great Tides Strike

‘Carla Smashes Gulf Coast      Savage Hurricane Wreaks Extensive Damage

Property Loss Runs High As. Historic Storm Hits; Mass Exodus Saves lives

Exodus of 300,000 Is Told trom Area As Cities Swamped   2 Refugees Die of Heart Attacks: Carnla-Pushed 'Ternado Strikes la.

Gina Wanted A Bath; Any Objections?   Desire to Be Clean Ends In Snub to K

- WALKS OUT ON KHRUSHCHEY —  Gina Meant Ne Snub -- Just Wanted A Bath

BASHIR AHMAD TO VISIT FAIR Camel Driver Is Guest Of Vice-president

Camel Driver Invited To Visit United States Lands In Airliner On Vice President’s Ranch

Bashir Ahmad, From Pakistani Given Royal Texas Welcome Camel Driver Is LBJ’s Guest

Pakistani Camel Driver’s Prayers Answered In His Visit To America

Johnson's Camel Driving Friend From Pakistan Arrives, Will Get Red Carpet Treatment While Here

PAKISTANI VISITOR  Camel Driver At LBJ’s Ranch   Rig Dav Tuesday

Arabs Trying For Solution  Outside OF U.N.   Iraq Demands British Troop Withdrawal For Oil-Rich Land That It Claims

Council Studies British Proposal for Withdrawal   Action Would Come tf Iraq Promises Not to Try to Annex Area by Force.

UN Asks Peace in Kuwait   Predict Mild Resolution on Crisis from Seeurity Council

Opponents Will Meet This Week   Gust Surprised By Early Deeisinon

3 Ohioans among 16 Persons Killed As Tour Bus Plunges into Swiss Lake

Controversial Recommendation ....     Proposed Budget Provides Cut in Hospital Request

Allies Not Enthusiastic About Meet   Notable Results Not Expected From First K-K Meeting

"reside      Junta Head Promised Continued Aid, Both Military, Economic

Sweet Development °. Florida Expanding Sugar Making As ‘Result of Fidel Castro’s Seizures

BOLIVIA NIPS CASTRO-LIKE REVOLT PLOT   60 Radical Labor Leaders Arrested; Army In Control

PLANNING HAYRIDE   Soviets Will Try to Defeat U.S. From Within-Johnson

Boyd fo Enter Atty. Gen. Race   U. of Va, Professor To Be on Stephen Slate

Report Tells  Parliament  Men Killed   U.S. to Ask U.N. Censure of Political Violence, Executions

US. May Seek Council Backing To End Violence   Political Killings In Congo Termed Revolting by Adlai

Dollur Dust.  ASCS TO SELL 30,000 BUSHELS OF BIN SITE STORED GRAIN NEXT WEEK  To Accept Bids At Office Here

United Nations Faces Crisis On Conao Funds   Budget for 1960 Is About $32 Million In Red: Costs Higher This Year.

Communist Bloc Refuses To Share Costs   Latin American Countries Against Scale Of Assessment:

Recapture Key Village From Pro-Red Rebel:   City Retaken by Battalion of Paratroopers

eet   Police And Strikers Clash In Brussels   \Embassy Staff Reduced - Castro Order Worsens Cuba-U.S. Ties   Good Afternoon

Royal Forces Recapture City Held Briefly by Red Rebels; Ike Gets Report on Crisis

Pro-West Paratroops Reenter City   First Admission Viengkhouang Hod Been in Red Hands

Laotian Forces Recapture City From Rebels   Many Americans Leave Vientiane— Envoys Faif To Act

Ambassadors of SEATO Meet, Take No Action   Some Americans Are Evacuated From Vientiane

} et MUie Co eee © eo Se ao, wae Me Paratroops Take Miengkhouang  Laos Forces Drive Reds From Key Northern City

You'll Find It   After SEATO Fails To Take Action-- ‘Laos Troopers Recapture City From Reds

Paratroop Battalion Takes City   First Admission That Rebels Had Taken City Of  Xjenckhouang

Paratroops Retake Area From Rebels   Embassy Reports American Personnel  Has Left Capital

LOYAL TROOPS HOLDING OUT IN SECTOR   VOPUrL 2UY AINCTiCadlis EV: acuated In Two Days  NEWSMEN TOLD   SEATO Has Circumstantial Evidence Of Communist Intervention

Loyalisis Claim Recapturing of Rebel-Held City   American Personnel In Aid Program Taker Out of Vientiane

Sees Evidence of Foreign Red Intervention Boun Oum's Forces Recapture Key City from Advancing Rebels   Ike Says Fast and Clear Action’ : Only Way To Stop Communist Force:

First Admission by Prince Boun Oum's Regime That Key City Had Been in Hands of Pro Communist Rebels

Rout rebels from key city   Stronghold in northern Laos retaken by gov't

Prince Says Paratroops  Rout Rebels   Loyal Forces In Control, Official Report Discloses

Laotian Soldiers Retake City   SEATO Ministers Refuse Action On Red Infiltration

lnside Today   First-Admission That Reds Had Seized Strategic Area

Drive Q@ff Hed Rebels Pro-West Laos Regime Claims Key City Retaken

West-Leaning Laotians Make Gain Against Reds   Ike Gets Laos Reports

TALLEST OF THEM ALL German Girl Is Winner Of Miss Universe Title

Cloudy   Find 4 Bodies In Wreckage  " Air Plane   Two Helicopters in Hunt for Craft Crash, Killing One of Pilots

Four Die in Plane Near Clearfield   Two Searching Copters Crash;  Pitot Killed

Into FDR’« Former House sects accent ee as sa  Harvard Alumni Bulletin     Savs Kennedy Moving Soon

‘Tornado of Confusion’ .. . Ike Raps Money Mess, ‘Juvenile’ Peace Corps

‘Tornado of Confusion’ . . . Ike Raps Money Mess. \ * / Juvenile Peace Corps

Attorney Thomas Wilcox To Speak At Republican Council Meeting, March 6

Republican Women To Hear Foreign Student Hans Wehrli, Switzerland

Hit Arsenal, Leave Camp In Shambles  Castro Ordere   Castro Orders Mobilization Of Militia

Heavy Bombing Attack Made on Cuban Air Base   Ammunition Dump Is Blown Up; Raid Also Reported on Santiago Airport.

British Queen Enjoy: Ride On Elephant   Indians Enthusiastic For Elizabeth, First British Monarch To Visit In Years

Film Star John Payne Badly Hurt   Condition Critical After Actor Struck By Car In Street

Struck By Car In Manhattan  Condition of John Payne Takes Turn For Worse

Remark by Briton that Kansas City more depressing than Moscow brings reaction

U.S., Britain Adopt Firm Berlin Plan   Kennedy, Macmillan Agree To Push Talks With Soviet Governmen

JFK-Mactnillan Put In Motion A Firmer      Policy Toward Ruecsia On 2

East Germans Bar U.S. Otficer from Red Zone   U.S. Will Renew Efforts To Talk to Russia About Berlin

Big Two Decide To Talk Rough   Time to Ger Vown To Brass Tacks On Berlin, JFK Decides

Time to Get Down to Brass Tacks  Allies Agree on New Effort  For Negotiations on Berlin   Kennedy Returns From Bermuda; Awaits Visit Of Argentine President

Kennedy, Macmillan Decide Time af Hand fo Get Down To Brass Tracks on Berlin

Bermuda Talks End With U.S..,  British Accord   Kennedy And Macmillan Issue Joint Communique About Berlin Strategy

‘Pulling Wires’   IFEK, BRITON IN ACCORD ‘Brass Tacks’ Decision Set  By 2 Chiefs

‘Hell’ Gets Stamp of Approval At Last -- a Post Ottice of Its Own

SOME QUICK TO DEMAND MORE FUNDS   More Efficiency Among Services  Also Emphasized

Ti [ ry di 2 imely Tidings DANCE SATURDAY AT. BDARW CWE? TER WATTCr

UN Moves To Stamp  Out Mutiny Congolese Troops Cleared Out From Airport At Kasai

Move Against Mutiny UN Clears Out Congo Troops From Kasai Province Airport

BRINGS ANGER ON ALL SIDES   Tractors-for-Men Arouses Controversy

Congress Asks: Does U.S. Approve Castro’s Tractors-For-Prisoners Swap?

Charges And Demands Fly Qn P roposal   Rusk Asked To State U.S. Policy; Talks Threatened

Rusk Stafement On Policy Asked  Conaressmen Anary   Congressmen Angry Over Ransom [ssue

Kennedy Says U.S Government Will Stay Out Of Swap   Congress—Castro Charges, Demands, Threaten Meeting

U.S., CUBA IN LIVELY ARGUMENT   Fight Centers Over Tractors, Prisoner Trade

Tractors-for-Prisoners Deal  Threatened From Both Sides   From AP and UPI Dispatches

Congress and Castro Trade Heated Blasts   Demand for Machines Called Blackmail _ by Fulbright

Charges, Threats Levelled— Rap Tractor-Prisoner Deal From Two Sides

RUSK FACES ANGRY QUIZ IN CONGRESS   Senators Demand Statement On Deal For Rebels’ Lives; Castro ““Insulted”, May Recall Offer.

Turmoil Hits Prisoner Deal   Castro, Congressmen Crackle Demands

Senators Label It ‘Heinous’   Angry Demands Keep Senate In Late Session

‘Trade For Captives Under Fire   Congress Asks Rusk To Take Stand On Tractors "Fide Bis ornare

The Maanolia Chain At MSCW   Solons Demand Clearer U.S. Status On Ransom

Castro Tractor Deal Under Fire   ‘Heinous Barter’ Scored by Senators

Prisoner- Tractor Deal Drawing Fire   Navy Brig Not The Same As It Used To Be

Demands threaten exchange  \'TRACTARCG CHR DRICHANERC CUJADCT ATTC

Tractor-Prisoner Trade Threatened   Senate in Angry Session Over Cuban Demands for Tractors for Prisoners: Seek Kennedy Administration’s Plans

Rusk Asked Whether Cuban Proposal Has U. S. Approval   Exchange Plan Assailed in Angry Speeches in Senate   $45 Million Reported Spent to Train Guerrillas for Invasion

Castro Also Angered by U.S. Stand   Cuban Threatens To Break Off Talks For Rebels’ Release

Tractors-forPrisoners Deal ls Hot Issue   Congress and Castro Each Threaten Plan

Senators Rap Captive Swap As Blackmail   Castro’s Bid To Get Tractors For Prisoners Flayed

Under Fire from Both Sides...  Tractors-for-Prisoners Exchange Is Threatened

Trade Plan Scored By Both Sides   Castro Shouts And U. 5S. Lead. ers Are Critical

Congress Is Angered By Castro Plan   Lawmakers Rap Private Efforts To Complete Prisoners-Tractors Trade; Furore Annoys Castro.

More Threats by Fido Congress Demands To Knov Govt. Position On Bulldozers

U.S. CONGRESS AND CASTRO RAP SETUP   Would Trade Tractors For Freedom Of Invaders   REPORT CUBA   Threatens To End Negotiations: Rusk Asked To State Position

‘Deal’ for 1,200 Prisoners Brings Anary Reaction   Some Congressmen Ask Administration Stand; New Threats by Castro.

Tractor Trade for Prisoners Under Attacks  ~ Lawmakers Angry, “State Dep't Asked to Expluin Position

Angry Senators Demand Policy Report by Rusk   Cuba’s Castro Hurls Threats to Call Off The Negotiations

Castro Demand Scathed   Tractor-Prisoner Swap Draws Fire From U.S. Conares:

Trade Plan Under Fire On 2 Sides   _Not An Exchange. Castro Deelares

Crackling Charges, Demands Tractors-F or-Prisoners   Trade Runs Into Trouble

Prisoner  Trade Plan Threatened  ee te PS   Castro, Congress Swap Hot Words Over Barter

Motive Remains Mystery Dictator Trujillo. Slain In Blazing Gun Battle

tothe Still Mystery  ~ Frujille oe Lite Enaed In Blaze Of Guntire

Ban In Wind OnRedemption Of Tax Stamps   Ohio House Group Prepared To Make Elimination Proposa

Elimination Of Redemptions  Assembly Again May Face Issue On Sales Tax Stamp

Ohio House Group To Make Proposal  Move To Halt Sales Tax Stamp Redemption Pends

House May Diteh Stamp Redemption   Subcommittee Set To Propose Ohio Elimination Plan

Conference Committee To Meet   Members To Hammer Out Differences In Foreiqn Aid Bill

Woman, Boy Are Fatalities In 2 Mishaps  Betty Kramer Dies   Betty Kramer Dies Today; Child Hit By Car on Tuesday

Woman, Boy Are Fatalities In 2 Mishaps   Betty Kramer Dies Today; Child Hit By Car on Tuesday

_ Space ‘Parking’ by 1964  Rocket Space Rendezvous Test Hoped by Next June

Border Closing Darkens Berlin Election Outlook  —   Experts Maintain Adenauer Will Win Campaign Handily

Crisis Expected to Boost Adenauer To Victory in West German Election   Rusk Says He Does Not Expect Soviet Threats to Berlin to Erupt in War

RESEARCHERS BLAST STATE EDUCATION POLICY  Decision Due On Firing

Aid Proposal Disappoints 5. America   Kennedy Requests Only $600-Million Already Authorizex

Plan 5 Scope Disappoints Neighbors...   Southern’ Nations Expected Massive Program Of Aid

$600 Million Aid To Latin-America Sought By JFK   Tells. Congress Neigh: bors Need. Help To  Awvoart Dancer

600 Million Asked For Latin Aid  Kennedy Says Sum Needed To Help Neighbors

Disappointing Reaction Seen From Latins  Demaidont’« M anccawea   President's Message Sees Early Danger Hf Neighbors Not Aided

But Reaction By Neighbors Who Need Aid Appears To Be Disappointment

Latins Say Program  Is Letdown   President Wants $600 Million As  Program Starter

Kennedy Asks Aid for Latins   $600 Million Plea Goes to Congress

$600 Million Asked Latin Americans Voice Approval Of Kennedy Plan

a aeeinbit taaeeina aetna inane  Commies Refuse Laos Neutrality Pact Point

Agreement May Pro. vide the Industry’s First Plan for Profit Sharing,

American Motors, Union Near Settlement On Contract Invelving Profit-Sharing Plan

American Motors And Auto Union Near Aareement   Plan Calls for Sharing In Company's Profit To Be Industry's First

Union, AMC Are Thought Near To Pact   Profit-Sharing Would Be First In Car Industry

Auto Worker Accord Seen  On AMC Pact   Secret Talks Feld Qn New Contract, Announcement Due

Express Hope For Contract By Weekend   News Blackout On Negotiations; Big Three Bide Time

Profit Sharing Auto Contract   American Motors,  UAW Near Accord

tn Education Field School Reorganization Bill ‘Termed Major Achievement

Walker Loses New Command   Remarks to Troops Labeled Injudicious

Rebuked for labeling U.S. leaders ‘pink’   Not intended as punishment, but as instruction

Army Reprimands General  For Calling Leaders ‘Reds’   Birch Society Influence Dismissed In Probe of Information Program

Walker Gets Army Rebuke After Inquiry  8th Corps Post feats Wa Y abe   8th Corps Post Canceled; No Link To Birchers Seen

GENERAL CHARGED RED LINK   Walker Claimed Truman, News  Media 'Pinkos'

Army Gives Gen. Walker  Reprimand  Labeled Leaders, Press, Radio-TV ae ‘Dinbe Rade’

‘Army Says Walker's Actions Not ‘Attributable to John Birch Society

Walker's ‘Pink’ Claims Assailed  General Rebuked In Birch Uproar

‘Injudicious’ Comments  Army Rebukes General,  Not for Birch Program

— A-REBUKE FOR GEN. WALKER —  Will Remain At His  Present German Post

Army Rebuke: Walker For Pinko Charges  Cancels Pending  _ Assignment To as... Gat. Gr...

Rebuke Is Given Gen. Walker by Army Command   Charges Derogatory Statements Made

Gen. Walker Rebuked By U.S. Army   Accused Of Making ‘Derogatory Public Statemente”

Gen. Walker Is ‘Rebuked’ by Army Superiors for Derogatory Statements

Assignment Not Definite; Birch Link Ruled Out   Derogatory Talk In Europe Cited

For Labeling Notables As  ‘Commies’  _ But Division's Information Plan  Not Linked with Birch

OT LINKED 0 BIRCH ‘PROPAGANDA   Previous Orders - For New Duties Ave Canceled

 Did Research on Ear Functions  American Wins Nobel Medical Prize

Committee Hearings, Voting Expected To Dominate Ohio Legislature Session

Bills Seek fo Speed Building  Emergency Measure: Toe eece Pe ebiec Wks Fewc ic   Emergency Measure: Intended to Bolster State’s Economy

State Board of Regents Urges $32.6 Million in Grants to Aid College Student:

Traffic Death Toll Mounts at 4 an Hour   ‘Holiday Rate Follows Advance Estimate Trend

FOUR DIE AN HOUR  Holiday Traffic Deaths Climbing Fast In Nation

Social security for state workers gains approval by state senate

Benefits in Senate Bill No Cost to Employe   Solon Told Federal Government Would Likely Absorb Half the Program Cost; Greimann Voices Opposition to Bill

Russia Warns of New Shots  U.S. Detonates Small Device Under Ground

U.S. Sets Off Underground Nuclear Blast   Soviets Renew Warning To Hold New Atomic Tests

AR Deeg paca Saat or 2 gee war as, " 1 py BE,» er  Coflee-tum e  Goin atent —  

Soviet Continues Nuclear Testing —Story Page7   W. Europe Starting  CD Work

- } abl sl a eee ee eg  Western Europe Now Feeling ‘Nuclear Shelter Fever’   Strain of Futility Majority ty OF UN ie  Want Nuclear Test Moratorium

May Ask End of Outside Interference  Laos King Plans W orld Plea

World Appea Prepared By Laotian King  tad Ta fall   Expected To Call For ‘Hands Off’ In Jungle Civil War

NIK INVITES US. pened      Ambassador Will Deliver Personal Message From Kennedy To Khrushchev At Undisclosed Place.

K Will Get JEK Letter In. Siberia  Sends Invitation  Te_U. S. Envoy

Khrushchev Invites U.S. Envoy to Siberian Parley   First Diplomatic Meet With Nik Outside Moscow

In dicates Importance of Note  US. Envoy Will Meet  Khrushchev j in Siberia

Khrushchev To See U. S.  Ambassador   Invites Envoy to Visit Him on Siberian Trip; Note to Be Delivered

Thompson to Meet Nikita in Siberia U.S. Ambassador to Deliver Snecial Message From Kennedy

J. . Ambassador ‘lies fo Siberia 'o See Khrushchev  Thompson Will Deliver   Thompson Will Deliver Personal Kennedy Note to Soviet Premier.

Khrushchev Calls Envoy To Siberia   American to Deliver Personal Message From President

Thompson Gets Bids From Reds   U.S. Ambassador Asked To Meet With Khrushchev

JFK Sending Khrush New Policy Note   US. Ambassador To Meet Premier Now In Siberia

Khrushchev Sends For U.S. Envoy   Thompson Has Personal Message From Kennedy

Khrush Calls In U. §. Envoy   Parley In Siberia Asked By Premier

Thompson Will Meet Red in Siberia  American Envoy To Deliver JFK's Message to Russian

Accepts Invite To Visit Khrushchev  Tl wanamenmn Tabac Kannady Nota   Thompson Takes Kennedy Note

Meeting In Siberia Wednesday Will Set Precedent: Thompson To Deliver Kennedy's Message

U:S. Envoy To Meet Nikita In Siberian City   Thompson Invited To Deliver Note From Kennedy

50GS POWN IN GROUND RULES  Sullivan-Paar Quiz Proves TV's Big Fiz

AFTER DEBATE FIZZLES Jaek ‘Paar Calls  Sullivan Liar   TWO POINTS

New comedy series? Round and round go Jack and Ed in public brawl

ONE OF THEM CALLS OFF DEBATE  Ed Sullivan ‘Scared’, ‘Liar’, Paar Says, Dares Libel Suit

Paar Says “Ed Sullivan Isa: Liar,’ Invites Him to Bring: Libel. Suit

Ew FUME RIOUM FF FUREY, 6G OU lm  ¥* * * ¥ -M x x x & ae ag  Paar Says Sullivan Scared, A Liar

“Scheduled Debate Called Off  Paar Terms Sullivan Liar, Invites Libel Suit

Sullivan Not Up To Paar   » Fails To Show For Debate; Called ‘Liar’

Laos Crisis Is Studied ByPentagon   Action Is Taken After Ike Talks With Advisers

White House Advice Cites Laos Crisis  Demet tant Wisddle«   President Huddles With Yop Military, Intelligence Aides

Eisenhower Confers With Top Advisers   Airlift Capability Boost Stressed In Anndéduncement

Glut on World Market — Honolulu Oil Company Sold for $362 Million

World Market Glutted  Matson Selling Out Oil Empire for $352 Million

Reds Close New Hole In Berlin ‘Wall   E. Germans Warn Against Travel To West Berlin Sector

Rells Plug Holes i in Wall Along Border   Ulbricht Again Raises Threat To Air Corridor:

FIRST: HOUSE ENLARGING  Couple to Wed, Have 18 Children to Start

Inthe U.N....  Cuba Slowfo Pick up Charge of Aggression  Belgium Ready to Withdraw Military  Gareamnmnatian«f Anan

Cuba Seem: Reluctant On Charge   No Move Made To Air Issue In Assembly

Cuba Fails To Come Up With Charge   Enthusiasm For  Debate Cools Off

Cuba Likely To Withhold Blast At U.S.   Soviet Indicates It Doesn’t Want To Be Involved In Charge

CUBANS WAVER ON CHARGE OF US. AGGRESSION   Hesitation Attributed To Moscow Pressure

Cuba Reluctan To Bring Charae Against U.S.   Castro‘s Enthusiasm Cools After Russia Hints at Staving Out

Castro U.N. Delegation Silent  Russia Pulls Reins  On Cuban Charge

Cuba Seen Reluctant To Renew Accusation   U.N. Sources Say Soviets Hint They Want to Avoid Wrangle

News-Tribune Publisher Attends State Newspaper Publishers Impressed  By Luncheon Meeting With President

Flood Crisis Starts To Ease In Kansas City   National Guard Troops Called Up To Prevent Lootinc

Weather   Flooded Kansas City Under Martial Law; 1800 Are Homeless

45 Storm Refugees Hurt As Red Cross: Porch Collapes   Flood Crisis Beginning To Ease; Damage Heavy

Trooper Captures Confessed Slayers  Minor Infraction ‘Leads to Arrest

Wanted For Murder Failure To Pay Tow Bill Leads to Capture of Twe

Half Of Teachers Getting Full $810 Raise   Mexia Teachers Get  Full $810 Pay Hike

Winner - Take - All Fight Challenge Given To The Demo-GOP Coalition

Winner-Take-All 7 Rayburn Hurls Challenge To Foes In Rules Fight

Cease Fire Agreement Announced   British, Soviets Report Conference for Laos Will be Arranged

Will Return Stephens To Michigan   Detective, Deputy On Way to South Dakota; Youth Signs Statement

AMERICA: TOO YOUNG TO DIE  Back Home In Russia They Knew His Meaning   By MAJOR ALEXANDER P. DE SEVERSKY CHAPTER TWO

Gasoline Tax ‘Use’ Is Up  To Counties   Rating Issued By Pennsylvania Justice Dept.

Airline Merge Goes in Effect   Capital Absorbed By United in Move

wae WEEE he EF OF REE We wee  Mississippi Readies Jail Space For More ‘Riders’

52 Under Arrest   Ja WHGET ASE ‘Mississippi Readies Jail Space For More ‘Riders’

Senate Bows To House-- . State Tax Bill Goes To Conference Panel

Informed Sources Say JFK Will OK Testing Within Days; Would End Three-Year Layoff

~ Cardinal Defies Communists: Says Church Not To Bend To “Ceceqre”

State-Sponsored Youth Groups Which Are Atheistic Show That Gomulka Government Is Persecuting Church, Wyszynski, Charges — Church-State Struggle Becoming More Intense — Vatican  Also Answers Communist Leader

Commuter Train Overturns   Wont t Bow to Satan: a oo  Defiance af Red. Caesars’

Cardinal Defies Polish Regime  Says Church Won't   Says Church Won’! Bow to ‘Caesars’

‘Persecution’ Claim Denied By Red Chief   Vatican Joins In Challenge, Gomulka Actions Assailed

Latholics Hurl Defiance At Communists-- Poland Religious Trouble Brews

Won't bend  to ‘Caesars’   Cardinal hurls defiance at Red Poland's regime

Cardinal Raps Reds in Poland   Primate Claims Persecution by Gomulka Regime

“You Caesars Will Bow To Your Ged’ Polish Cardinal Hurls Defiance At Red Regime

Will Not Bow To Red Caesars Says Prelate   Gomulka Denies There Is Any Persecution: Of Catholic Church

Defianee At Reds Hurled By Cardinal   Polish Primate Pledges Church Not To Bow In Struggle

POLISH CHURCH DEFIES SOVIETS   Catholic Cardinal Refuses To Bend

~CHURCH-STATE CONFLICT— Polish Cardinal Defies  Communist ‘Caesars’

Cardinal Hurls Defiance At Polish Reds   Church-State Tension Mounts Over Weekend

Cardinal Says Reds Will Bend   Polish Prelate Hurls Defiance At Commie State

Polish Red Rulers Defied By Primate   Cardinal Declares Church Will Not Bend to ‘Caesars’

Polish Cardinal Hurls Defiance At Red Regime  Pledges Church Will   Pledges Church Will Not Bend to ‘Caesars In Growing Struqale

Polish Reds Are Defied By Cardinal   “Church Won't Bow te Caesars,” Primate Wyszynski Vows.

Wyszynski Hits Persecution’. Polish Cardinal Defies Gomulka, Red Regime

Prelate Defies Polish Regim« Over Religion  —,   Red Leaders Deny Persecution, Claim Roman Provocation

Church Not To Bend To Communists  Primate Charges Red Rulers  APrCArISeasa

Cardinal Defies Polish Communists  Says Catholics Will Not Bow Tr. Dad Danima

Church-State Struggle Heightens . .  Cardinal Defies Polish Regime

Polish Cleric Defies Reds —   Cardinal Says Church Won't Bow to Caesar:

Polish Cardinal Defies Communists in Mounting Church-State Struggle

Church Will Not Bend Knee to Caesars, Primate Says in Reply to Gomulka

Warsaw: a  Cardinal Defies Reds in Poland   Catholic Says Church Will Not Bend to Force

Catholics Steadfast With Reds  Pledge Made On Struggle In Poland

Stevenson Hopeful Of Breaking Deadlock After Conference With Russian Delegate; Both Sides Favor Ambassador From Burma

U.S. Pushes Bid For New U.N. Leader   Stevenson Reports ‘Some Progress’ On Breaking Deadlock

Decisio on Se een Ioay On Leader for U N.      United States and Soviet Union Intensify Their Negotiations

United States And Russia Cannot Agree On How New U.N. Secretary Should Work

Progress Seen Toward Naming U.N. Secretary   Ambassador Stevenson Intensifies Negotiations With Soviet Union

Progress Made loward End fo U. N. Deadlock   U. S. Steps Up Effort To Reach Accord with Soviets on Secretary

U.S. Steps Up Talk On U.N. Post   Stevenson Sees Some Progress Te  Break Deadlock

Only in Nautilus Class —  U.S. Officials Doubt Soviet Fast A-Sub Claims

U.S. Pressing Soviet for New Sec y-General ‘Adlai Reports  Some Progress in Talks with Gromyke

U.S. Soviets Continue Talks  Stevenson Reports Progress On Naming  Interim Ll. N. Chief

Adlai Stevenson Reports Slight Progress Toward Breaking Tight Deadlock

Solid-Fueled ‘Scout’ Rocket to Lift Balloon Into Orbit From Virginia

PRIME MINISTER HOST TO GAGARIN   Russian Spaceman Caled “A Vers Delightful Fellow’ By Blacmillan

Nation's Death Toll Running Near Forecast   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Holiday Deaths Keeping Pace With Estimates   HOLIDAY DEATHS   Rw ASSOCTATED PRESS

Holiday Tratfic Death Toll Is Climbing Fast   Millions Crowd  Nation’s Roads   Ry THE ASSOCFATER prree

Traffic Toll Meets Grim  Predictions  Deaths Reach 221 From Accidents on Highways—Drowning Fatalities Total 14

Grim Holiday Death Toll Today Keeps Pace With Early Tragic Estimate

STRERAIASELS Nal Tay  Holiday Weekend Toll Climbs Rapidly: 89 Die   HOLIDAY DPEAINS

As Labor Day Approaches  Nation's Fatality Toll Begins Its Steady Rise   Ry. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Holiday Road Mishap Toll Rises Rapidly  ~ 61 Deaths: Repor led At Noon of First © Day of ‘Weekend., HOLIDAY DEATIIS oe  ne

Fear Worst Due To Begin with Homeward Trips   Bv ASSOCIATED PRESS   THE SCORE

Traffic Mishaps Kill 46 Persons   Holiday Death Toll May Reach 420

U. S. Traffic Deaths Running ‘About Normal’  ee bee ee ee   Predict Toll May Reach 420 Over Weekend

Traffic Deaths Running Normal  Toll for Week End May Reach 4276 Mark

Road Deaths Keep Up With  Predictions   Traffic Fatalities Reach 254 in Total Mishan Toll of 323

Road Toll Is Rising  Across U.S.   So Far... Michigan Free Of Fatalities

Khrush Greets Chou En-lai at Moscow Airport   On Arrival to Attend Twenty-second Parley Of Soviet Communisrr

WEATHER   Khrushchev Greets Chou En-lai as Red Congress Convenes

Fiscal Practices Of PTA Council Draw Criticism   Officers, However, Get Confidence Of Patrons in Meeting

Fiscal Practices Of PTA Council Draw Criticism  Officers, However,

Tito Charged With Misusing U.S. Aid Money   Eastland Charges Funds Advance an Anti-West Campaiar

Slav Help uestioned In Senate   Report Claims Anti-West Nation: Getting Materials

Shun Petty Political Differences, Nelsen Tells State Legislature

Nelson Unveils Program ‘for Public Good) Appeals for Cooperation of GOP Solons   President Insists Economy Sound   Ike Expresses Confidence in Sentimental Final Report

20 Georgia 7 Kentucky   See No Recommendation To Send Viet Nam U.S. Troops

Last Strikers In Belgium Austerity Program Go Back To Work ...  Plan Fiqght Other Ways   FARMERS, POLICE CLASH IN ITALY

Ship Strike Trial Peace Seen Near   ‘Largest of Striking”   ‘Largest of Striking Unions, Shipowners Reach Accord, Set Pattern for Others

Break Seen In Martime  Walkout  One Big Union OKs Tentative  A anaes E

Shippers, NMU Reach  Acreement  OK of Other Unions Needed to End Strike

Hope Seen For Maritime  Strike End  Tentative Accord Reached by NMU For Wage Hike

NMU Reaches Wage Accord In Ship Strike   Action Could Lead To Quick Settlement Of Two-Week Strike

Largest Striking Seamen Unions Reach. Tentative Aceord with Shipowners

Maritime Strike Cracks   Biggest Of Five Unions Agreés To .Mediators’ Terms

Maritime Deadlock Is Eased   Fentative Accord Reached With Some Shipowners Friday

Parade Page 3B  Page 3C   Inside You'll Also Find   Rickover to Defer Navy Retirement

Neutrality Of Finland Said ‘Sure’  Kokkanen Sava 0   Kekkonen Says No Secret Concord In Recent Red Parley

Finland President Says Russia Has Recognized Finns’ Neutrality Policy

THRUSDAY  NIGHT SINGING  AT ST. CLAIR CHURCH aw vwemAMeonp 19TTTt

THURSDAY NIGHT SINGI SLATED AUGUST 10TH   am TrAaMNrD MUITYacCty

Test Firing of ‘Minuteman  ICBM Success   New Rocket Soars 4,200 Miles in First Flight

Minuteman Scores Third American Rocket - Space Success In 2 Days

British Move on Kuwait Is Killed  Action by Russians Brings on Stalemate

In the U.N.... Stalemate in Kuwait Issue  Soviet Vetoes Bid  for U.N. Guarantee

Soviet Veto Kills Guarantee of Independence  Stalemate Ends U.N. Attempt To Settle Kuwait-lraq Quarrel

Soviet Veto Kills Action On Kuwait   Stalemate Occurs After UAR Asks British to Withdraw

wo Moves Rejected  U. N. Deadlocked On Kuwait After Veto By Russians

Safe Passage is Demanded for Whites in Congo  Kivu Province Has Become Scene of Naw Vialance

JEHOVAH’ S, -WITNESSES, CONCLUDE, THREE- -DAY' ASSEMBLY. ‘AT: ARMORY. CC RDRTAY APTERNOON:

In the News JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES  CONCLUDE THREE-DAY  ASSEMBLY AT ARMORY _ @YINDAY AE TER NAW

NAMES IN THE NEWS Brando's Married to Movita, rias Son, Anna Kashfi Reveals

Inside Today's Time:   CONSERVATION CORPS, GI EDUCATION BILL OKAYED 

Youth Corps, Gl Education Bills Sent to Senate   Kennedy Has Opposed Benefits for Veterans Serving Since 1955

U.S. Makes Cuba Off-Limits to Americans; Admits Impossibility Of Oftering Protection

Cuba Travel Ban Ordered ByStateDept   U. S. No Longer Able To Protect Citizens There

Ban on Travel To Cuba Is Put  On Americans  U.S. No Longer Able To Protect Citizens;  Lewnnetine fa Natad

American Travel To Cuba Banned  U.S, Can Guarantee Safety No Lonaer

Travel To Cuba Cut For Safety   No Diplomats Left ‘To Protect Citizens. tn €Castro’s Country

PE GRAB REE EE  Travel Into  Cuba Banned  Lack of Safety  Given a6 Reacan

Weekend Regulations Work Well  Other States Eye Truck Restrictions

Kansas-Missouri May Have A Joint Prison   Legislative Committees Talk Over Problems.

Free World Has Made Substantial Gains, Vice President Says in Speech

SIMILAR TO EARTH SPECIES  Trace of Living Things Found in Meteorites

Find evidence of space life   Meteorites carry fossilized forms of simple life

Apportionment Bill Offered In State Senate  Lawrence, Beaver   Lawrence, Beaver District Split Under New Plan

2 UAW Unions Reject Contract  Eight Other Locals Annrove New Pact

—-RATIFICATION STRIKES SNAG Twinsburg Local Says ‘No’ To Chrysler Pact

New Chrysler Pact Rejected By 2 Loeals  Raotifieatian Hits«   Ratification Hits Snag With Vote At Twinsburg Plant

Chrysler, UAW: Accord Hits Snag   Michigan, Ohio Piants Shun Local, National Contract

Accidents Fewer Here Last Month  Injuries And Damages Less—Traffie Arrests Down, Criminal Higher

Police Activity Increases In May Number Of Accidents  Traffie And Criminal Arrests Mount Here

More People Hurt In Less Accidents July Police Report  Shows 17 Persons Injured On Streets

Hoffman Is Baek In W ashington   Doing ‘Remarkably Wel? After Stroke

Furloughed Workers Are Called Back   Production Hising With Mills Now At 68 Per Cent

ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   South Viet Nam “won't fall”

HERALD INDEX   South Viet Nam to Require  More Help, Says McNamara

AS OTHERS SEE BERLIN  De Gaulle Warns Allies; Nehru Backs Red Actions   ‘Legal Right’ Is Interpreted

State Economic Climate Again Political Issue   Republican Legislator Submits Bills Package

U.S. Marshal Post to Meek  President Sends   President Sends Name to Senate

BUT NOT DRAFT EXEMPTION ~ Kennedy Wins Support For Peace Corps Plan

KENNEDY IS KEPT BUSY IN CAPITAL   Talks With Rusk About Status Of World Affairs

Task Force Favors Cabinet Post For Urban Developmen   President-Elect Holds Parley With Rusk To Study Foreign Affairs

To Give Help In Underdeveloped Parts of World   Similar to Kennedy Proposal In Campaign

Recommends a ‘Peace Corps’ On Trial Basis   Details of Committee's Report to Kennedy to Be Made Public Tuesday

Daily Almanac   For His Youth Corps  Kennedy Is Opposed Te Exemption From Draft.

Kennedy Rebuffed On Draft Exemption ‘For Proposed Peace Corps Members

Kennedy Gets ‘Yes-No’ On Peace Corps   Requested Report Balks At Draft Exemption Plan

Kennedy Gets Plan For ‘Peace Corps’.   Talented Young Men and Women Would Assis’ Underdeveloped Nations; President-Elect Alsc Hears Plan to Stimulate Home Building

Talented Young Men, Women  Suggest Building Peace Corps to Aid Underdeveloped Natians

Stevenson’s Law Partner  Named Aide   Long List Scanned For Jobs, Jackson Says After Praley

Kennedy's ‘Peace Corps’ Approved; Draft-Exemption Idea Rejected   West to Ask Russia's Help in Quieting Laos

Kennedy Wins Backing For . Peace Corps   Millikan Report Rebuffs Exeniption Of Men From Service

Peace corps suggestion gets support   —Rebuff proposal that service make men draft exempt

Ike Deplores ‘Uneasiness,’ Fear Aspeet   Avers Americans Are Courageous, Vibrant People

UN to Debate China Issue    Not Showing Courage Eisenhower Deplores Fear,  Uneasiness of Americans

Your Share Of Budget Passes $436   RBUDGET noLtLLAR   RIINGE’? IN RRIEFEK

Your Pocketbook Vs. U.S Spending   Budget at a Glance   Your Share Of Budget   Budget In Brief

Kennedy Crew Dispute Ike’s Budge!   Ike’s B udge t Is Given T 0 C ongr ess

Starved Rock Killer Gets Life  . Weger Expected.To - Receive Acquittal.

Plucky Woman Proves You Can Fight City Hall With Perseverance, Prune Juice

15 Spectators Hurt Bronco Tosses Rider,  ‘Lunges Into Rodeo Fan:

Where To Find   BEAUTIFUL FIBERGLASS AWNINGS AND PATIOS, TAILOR MADE. DIAL GL 6-3195

BEAUTIFUL FIBERGLASS AWNINGS AND PATIOS. TAILOR MADE. DIAL GL 6-8193  - JJ   NPEN crenive

: Laos Fire Must Be Put Out  [Khrushchev Is Alarmed At The New: \Of American Plans To Attack Cuba   Big Celebration Is Held In Cuba 'On 2nd Anniversary Of Revolution

WARNINGS ON LAOS, CONGO ARE VOICED   Asserts Rocket  Base Reports ‘Foul Slander’

342 Feot Long 100-Feet High Craft a Huge Blimp Due To Fly Over Rio Grande Valley:

Gromyko te Meet Rusk At the UN   Deliberations Of — Foreign Ministers Under News Blackout

Lest False Step Touch Off War -U.S., Russia Take Cautious Moves  Toward Opening Talks Over Berlin

Rusk and Gromyko May Meet Earlyas Next Tuesday     U.S. Russia, Cautiously Move Toward Negotiations on Berlin

Rockefeller-Goldwater Ticket Possible In ’64, Says Chairman Miller

Scientist hired Alabama hopes to show Negroes inferior to sohtibe

UF Goal $101,518  Raised to Date  $42,987   Alabama Probes Negro Intellect

~~ a” ~~ . ne “ “ * * * al  State Out to Prove Negro Is ‘Inferior’

Mrs. Kennedy Has Khrushchev Eating Out of Her Glove   Friendly but Serious

Death Faced By Kichmann For Crimes   Convicted by Israeli Judges; Sentencing Set Later This Week

Eichmann Convictec  Of Maior Crimes   Sentence To Be Pronounced Later This Week; Death Penalty Legally Possible

Eichmann Hears  Verdict Of Guilty Without Emotion   Ex-Gestapo Colonel Faces Probable Death Sentence Upon Conviction Of Unsurpassed Crimes Against Jewry

Three M ajor Phases Listed; Former Nazi To Learn Fate Later in Week

Israelis Convict Adolf Eichmann As War Criminal   Gestapo Leader To Be Sentenced Later This Week

Chamber To Examine All Legislation  Affecting Ohio Business Investments

AMERICAN LEGION   Annual Horse Show Will Start With Downtown Parade Friday

Embassy Cut Last Straw  President Announces Limits of Self Rescnert Roarhod

Ike Declares ‘Limit Has Now Been Reached  ... Kennedy Told Of Decision

Ultimatum By Castro Last Straw  Ike Statement Silent About  Ciuantanamo

Ike Acts After Reaching Limit Of Endurance   Switzerland To Take Over Embassy Duties; No Word On Base

Castro Order To Limit Staff  Brings Action   No Mention Is Made In Ike Statement on Guantanamo Base

Limit Reached, Says Eisenhower   Ultimatum On Embassy Personnel The Last Straw: Guantanamo Not Mentioned

Supreme Court Rules That States (May Enforce The Sunday Blue Law:

Uniform Day of Rest  Supreme Court Upholds Blue Laws Rules They‘re Secular in Nature

SATURDAY. Closing Day   Man Faces Charge For Murder Of Boy In Abbeville

Briefs...  From the Wire By The Associated Press  Legislature Convenes For Called Tax Session

News Conference At 7 p.m. In LA  Nixon Expected To Run; Free-For-All Forecast

Hundred-Megaton Bomb ' “Also. Ready, K Tells Communists; Drops Berlin. Deadline, Insists On Treaty.’

KHRUSHCHEY ANNOUNCES OCT. 31 TEST   Hundred-Megaton Bomb Also Ready, K Tells Communists; Drops Berlin Deadline, Insists On Treaty.

Ul STUDENTS SEE MURDER AND SUICIDE   Former Police Magistrate Kills Student Whe Spurned Him; Shoot. ings In Urbana Dormitory.

Former Magistrate, Woman Student in Murder= Suicide in Illinois U. Dorm

Woman Graduate Student Shot etme See one ersaeg ee  Lover Slays U Of  Student. Kills Himself

Woman Graduate Student Shot Baise ene cece Ma ciel eden eudl  Lover Slays U Of  Student, Kills Himself

Rejected suitor slays student and kills himself at Illinois U.   40 nearhyv

Order Change In Downtown Area By 4 To 3 Vote; Lessen Angle Of Stalls: OK Regional Planners

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Major Strategy Problem Faces Western Allies

‘Annihilation or Humiliation’... U.S. Convinces  Allies on Buildup

cagpeecpersmorec Tourists Accept Kennedy Plan to  Cut Duty-Free Purchases Abroad

Minimum wage plan submitted   On the inside   Foreign shopkeepers glum over money curbs

Shopkeepers abroac groan over cutback in tourist spending   Britain aloomyv

Kennedy's Move to Curb USS. Tourists: Buying Brings Groans   Americans Gen. erally Accept It Philosophically

Law Practice Denied To Certain Lawyers   Supreme Court Rules On Validity Of State Laws On Communist Membership

Household Warning Buzzer in Preparation  Attached to Utility Line; Activated by Power Supplier

State’s Gasoline Tax Hike Signed By Gov. Dalton   Increase’ Runs for Six Months, Then Denends Upon Voter:

Gas Tax Bill Is Signed Info Law By Gov. Dalton   2-Cent Increase Will Run for Six Months; Then Come Up for Vote.

Laos Conference Offers More Aid To Truce Group   Canadian Official Says ICC Needs Better Transport, Com. munication.

Cultist Held for Harboring Deserter _   Harrell Fails to Make Bail Bond: Spends Night in Jail

Cult Leader, Reportedly Wealthy Sits In Jail Unable To Post Bond

What's Inside   Leader of Religious Cult Charged With Harboring Deserter After Police Raid

Cuit Chief Unable To Post Bond   Youth To Be Turned Over  To Marines

Governor Seeks Detection Gear For Radiation   DiSalle Plans Asking $200,000 Emergency Fund To Test Fallout

Governor Seeks Detection Gear For Radiation  DiSalle Plans Asking $200,000 Emergency  Ei. amdA Ta Tact Fa laut

Some Hospitalized at Peoria  AMMONIA FUMES CHASE OVER 10.000 FROM HOMES

Ammonia barge hose line breaks, forces 10,000 to leave homes in Peoria area

Thousands Flee Homes Along Illinois  River Today As Poison Fumes Fill Air

MAY HEAD CIA   Poison Fumes  Rout 10 000   Coupling Breaks as Ammonia Is Shifted From Barae to Dock Tank

4 Scientists Get Richest Nobel Prizes   Three Americans Are Among Recipients: 60th Year Is Marked

Three US. Scientists Receive Nobel Prizes   King Of Sweden Presents Largest Gifts In Foundation’s History — $48,300 Each

Nobel Peace Prizes Go to 4 Men  Caltech Scientist Among Reciniétits

President Gives Japanese’ Gloomy View of Chance for Cold War Truce

Yule Yule Messages:  U.S. Will Stay In Berlin, Kennedy Declares: West Leaders In Peace Plea

Western Leaders Appe: al for Peace And Unity in Christmas \lessages

Leaders Voice Concern Over Differences   West Berliners Told By Kennedy: ‘We Are At Your Side’

Un Christmas...  Western Chief: Issue Peace, ‘Unity Appeals  Kennedy Speaks to Berlin; British Hear Their Queen

Leaders Of Western World Appeat For Unity, Peace On Christmas Day

Leaders Of West Urge Peace, Unity  Express Concern Over Issues Diy_iding the World

Amid Prayers, Feasting ~ 7  Western Chiefs Plea For Unity, Peace On Earth

A Common Desire By Western Leaders  Christmas Plea For Peace And Unity

Peace and Unity Asked For World  Western Leaders Make Pleas in . Wits BS

yvvestern VVorid  Peace, unity is main theme of leaders’ holiday messages

Western Leaders Urge Peace, Unity  Kennedy Assures Berliners Of Continued U. S. Support

Leaders of West Appeal for World Peace and Unity  West Berlin Assured Of Backing by US.

Western World Leaders Call For Peace And Unity   President Assures West Berliners Of Support By VU. S.

-APPEAL FOR PEACE AND UNITY—  Kennedy  Tells Berlin: ‘We Are At Your Side’

Christmas Messages. West Calls for Peace, Unity [In Trouble Spots of World

Western Leaders Appeal For Peace, Unity; Kennedy Reassures Berliners Of U.S. Support

In Christmas Messages pe ibabandieaeisaindetibblotecinss ~ id  Western World’s Leaders Appeal For Peace, Unity

 ° President’s Yule Message Encouraging To Berliners  ‘We Are At Your Side—As Before’, Kennedy Ascnres Residents Of City

World Peace Urged by West Chiefs   Kennedy Assures W. Berlin of Continued Hope

Berlin Gets New Pledge By Kennedy   Brandt Expresses Appreciation For Promise Of Help

IN CHRISTMAS MESSAGE P.O. BOX 8  ALLAS, TE  Western World’s Leaders Appeal for Peace, Unity   Pope John Convokes Ecumenical Council

With Grave Reservations  Western World Leaders Appeal For Peace, Unity

Peace, Unity Yule Message Of Leaders   Kennedy Assures West Berliners Of His Support

AWAITS WORD ON CEASE-FIRE IN LAOS  U.S. Beets Up Military  Power in Southeast Asia   Laos Capsule

Laos Buildup Will Continue Pending Reply   Soviet Expected To Give Answer This Weekend

U. S. Presses Buildup Of  Aelat Forces  > ee ees oe   _- oe os Pa   Rusk Tells SEATO Allies Kennedy Will Use Force If Needed To Halt Reds In Lao:

Secretary Rusk Tells Southeast Asian Allies That America Will Use Force If Necessary To Prevent Communist Takeover Of Laos — Laotian Government Reports Heavy Fighting Two Days Ago

U.S. Is Pushing Buildup in Laos  ‘Ready to Use Force To Stop Red Takesve

U.S.. Beefs Up Forces In Laos Arec   Rusk Puts SEATO On Notice U.S. Is Ready To Ficht.

With Lack Of Soviet Cease Fire U.S. To Build Up Military  Power In Southeast Asia

Defermined To Prevent Red Takeover   Absence Of Any Soviet Cease-Fire Speeds Buildup

Chances Even For Accord In Laos Conflict  Bul If Necessary   But If Necessary Force fo Be Used To Halt Takeover

HD AWOCHLG VE LaUS LEdSeC-Filre ===  U.S. Keeps Forces Alert  In Southeast Asia Area

NO WORD YEI FROM RUSSIA ON TRUCE   3uild Up Military Power In Southeast Asia  OFFICIALS   Believe Chances At Least Even Soviets To Agree To Cease Fire

U.S. Continues Military Buildup In Laos Area  a a . a eee eee   Kennedy Determined To Resort to Force Hf Communists Press

In Absence Of Ceasefire Pact with Reds  Ruck Tells Seato   Rusk Tells Seato Nations We Would Use Force to Curb Commies

Mr. K Reply Expected Or  Cease Fire   Washington Sees Even Chance He'll Agree To Proposal

Officials See an Even Chance for Cease-Fire Plan   But Reported Hiking Military Power in Absence of Red Reply

U.S. Buildup In Southeast Asia Being Pressed   Use of Force To Keep Commies From Taking Over Laos Possible

U. 5. Continues Power Buildup Near SE Asia   Feeling Is That Khrushchev Will Aaree To Peace

U. S. Force Builds Up In Asia   Military Continues To Prepare For  Possible Action Tr. FF san

But. Cease-Fire Expected.’ ——<—_—  U.S. Military: Buildup Pressed In Laos Area

Rusk Is Planning Nuclear Policy  Tentative Proposals   Tentative Proposals Restrict Nuclear Use

Ends 10 Years Of Service Col. Heritage Steps Down As County’s CD Director

Ready te to Meet Challenge —  Conferees Again Pledge Freedom For West Berlin

To Safeguard Freedom Of Berlin   Three-Day Foreign Ministers’ Conference Ends In Oslo

CONFIDENT OF SUCCE SS   NATO Pledges Barrier  Against Red Domination

Berlin Freedom Pledged   NATO Vows To Block Drive of Communists _ For Global Expansion

 NATO Pledges to Safeguard Berlin Freedom   Allies Determined to Meet Red Challenge

POLARIS SUBS OFFERED . NATO Pledges Defense Of Freedom In Berlin

NATO Adopts Determined Approach To Block Commies’ Global Expansion

Allies Announce Determination To Stop Reds   three-Davy Conference of Foreign Ministers of Treaty Unit Ends In Oslo,   Pledee Submarines   Must Complete Detaile

GERMAN PEACE TREATY Red Warsaw Pact Leaders Endorse  Khrusheheyv Plan

News in a nutshell  “FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Will swallows arrive?

MacArthur Declares U. S. Failure In Korean War Free World Disaster

eocketeller Personally Joins Search:For His: Son Along Swamp As Hope Quickly Fades :s

Search Fruitless ‘Hope Dims For Son Of Rockefeller   Governor, Daughter Find Little Hope for Young Man's Survival

No Mention Of Meeting   those Who Work in West berlin  Reds Issue New Orders  To Hamper Commuters

Commies Impose New Measures   Orders Apply  To East Berliners Whe Work In West Sector

Reds Announce New Measures  Edicts Issued-To Harass  East Berlin Commuters

Reds Increase Harassment of Berlin Worker:   Measures Viewed As Answer to Western Protest

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Hit Berlin commuters with new harassments   Western mark<«

RedsTightenCu rbsOnCommuting, Make Ne o Reply To Allied Protests

New Steps Taken To Harass Germans  Crackdown Boosted On Workers in West

E. Berlin Reds Again Hit At West Workers   Commuters Must Pay Utility Bills In West German Marks

Money Is W orth Five  ‘TimesMore East Germans Are Harassed Further

REDS PLAN NEW MEASURE  Harass East Germans  Working in W. Berlin   Hearing Opens to Pick Penalty for Jet Piracy

Berlin Reds Place Curbs On Workers   West Jobholders Must Pay All Bills In Free Zone Mark-«

Reds Clamp New Holds On Berlin   Economic Move Now In Effect, Travel Slowed

According to US Officials . . . Russia-Albania Rift ls Nearing No Return Point

Point of No Return Near In Red Rift   U.S. Officials See No Soviet-Albania Reconciliation

Division Between Russia, Albania Nearing Point Of No Return, U.S. Told

Italians Seek  More Freedom  For Red Partie: Italy's ‘Communists Restive Over Drive  monanete Boel i cata em

By The Numbers Death Toll Mountin 2 In Holiday Traffic   Ae af 16 om. (EST) Saturday.

Predict 420 Weekend Fatalities   Holiday Deaths May Top ‘Normal Period by 33%

Holiday Traffic  Toll Rises   Three-car Smashup In Utah Storm Takes Three Lives

Traffic Toil For Holiday Rises Rapidly   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRES:   ET  CeACTATED PRESS

Labor Day Traffic Toll Rises   Six People Killed In Two Separate  Automobile Wreck:

Traffic deaths rising rapidly   Safety Council has estimated 420 will die

Flies X15 Rocket Plane 3,140 M. P. H. Despite Engine and Cabin Troubles ”

Pilot Flies 3.140 Miles an Hour  X15 Plane Pilot Sets New Recora

ROCKET PLANE ATTAINS NEW SPEED RECORD   X15 Travels 3,140 Miles An Hour Despite Engine Trouble   REACHED ALTITUDE OF 103,000 FEET

Opponents Lash Foreign Aid Bill Financing Plan  Beuwd fichdes   Byrd, Goldwater Lead An Apparently Losing Battle in Senate

: Floor Battle to Start on Tuesday  Senate Unit OKs School Aid Bill

School Aid Bill Approved by Senate Group   Measure Calls for $2.55 Billion—More Than Kennedy Asked

Senate Unit OK’s School Aid Plan   Brisk Battle Anticipated On Bill Next Week

School Aid Bill Approved For Battle On Floor  fla ‘one wen c nr   Committee Adds To Recommendations O President Kennedy

$252 Million Added to Bill by Senators   Totals $2.55 Billion, an Flanr Sharely

JFK Recommendation Hiked by 202 Maillior  Senate Floor Battle Looms Over School Aid Bil

Senate Group Approves Bill On School Aid   $252 Million Added To Kennedy Proposal Expect Floor Battle

Senate Grour Hikes School Aid Measure   Floor Fight Due Next Week Over $2.55 Billion Bill

Hoor Battle Due luesday Over Schools   12-2 Lineup Votes $252-Million More Than Recommende:

CELEBREZZE SCORES IMPORTANT PERSONAL TRIUMPH  Major Gains Made by GOP in Ohio Elections   Barnesville to Remain ‘Dry’, All Issues Fail

KERNER TELLS HIS PLANS FOR SOUTH ILLINOIS   Impressed by Rend Lake, He Speeds Road and Building Projects.

Gov. Kerner Launches South Illinois Program  Outlines Blueprint As Meeting of 400 Leaders Ends

People You Know INJURED IN BICYCLE SPILL — GREGORY BRANDT RUSHED TO HOSPITAL

World Beauty Pageant Miss Universe’ To Be Selected  Tonight In Finals In Florida

‘May Day’ Distress  Call Heard   Structure Weakened By Hurricane, Lost At Sez

Heavy Seas Collapse Radar Post   ‘Donna’ Blamed For Weakening Of Structure

Large Tower Ott New York Port Collapses   Structure Weakened By Hurricane; Fate Of Men Not Known

Huge Structure Had Suffered Donna Damage: Part of Early  Warnino tijine

Rescue Team Finds Nothing   Structure Battered by Wind and Waves

Sea Radar Tower Lost, 27 Missing   Believe ‘Texas’ Type Structure Crumpled in High Wind and Heavy Seas Off New York

WEATHER   Atlas Sets New Mark for Rocket  Advanced Missile Records Victory; 10 Were Failures

Atlas missile soars to new distance mark   Launching is first long-range success for rocket to carry blockbuster payloads

AF Pleased By Missile’s Test Flight   Dives On Target 9,000 Miles From Canaveral Base

Atlas Sets Reeord Flight   Missile Streaks 9,050 Miles In Journey From Fla. To Indian Ocean

Atlas Missile Hurtles For 9,050 Miles  wk Wise aees   Longest Military , Flight Recorded A  Cape Canaveral

Advanced Atlas Missile Hurtles Over 9,050-Mile Course For Rocket Record

Piped-in Mustc   ON TARGET FOR RECORD  esate ene an Rater es  Atlas Shoots 9.030 Miles

Record Flight By Advanced Atlas   Prepare For End Of Ban rate For End VI Ban  AEC Building Tunnels  At Nevada Test Site

Atlas Missile Makes Record 9 050-Mi. Fligh'   Business End Falls In Indian Ocean After Florida Shot

Atlas Missile Sets Record  Makes Longest   Makes Longest Military Rocket Flight, 9,050 Miles

Rocket Flight Sets Record: 9050 Miles   Journey Marks Ist Long-Range Atlas Success

Longest Military Flight On Record Set By Atlas Missile Today—Travels 9050 Miles

Record Hop By An Atlas   Longest Rocket Flight On Record--9,050 Miles

US. Hails Key Flight  As Success   Tinproved Rocker Works Perfectly

ATLAS SOARS 9,050 MILES, NEW RECORD   Coanaveral-Fired Missile Plunges In Indian Ocean

Inside ‘Today's Time:   Atlas. Missile. Crashes Into Ocean  After Longest Military Rocket Trip

Shoot Into West Berlin   Reds Charge Espionage   ACES Uldree Espionage  Jets Blunder Off Course

MIG ‘Checks’ Airliner  West German Pilots -Cause-of Air Incident

Ww. German Pilots Blunder Into East   Soviets Make Much Of Incident Saying Flight Was Obviously For Espionage

Lost German Pilots Land Jets In Berlin   Spying, Reds Say; Apology Made; MIG Shadows Airliner

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Air Trouble in Berlin: Mn tha Encet Cide

Nehru’s Statement on West Berlin As ‘Soviet Concession’ Hurts Allies

Step Taken toGiveN.Y. New Board  Panel to Nominate Group to Direct   Panel to Nominate Group to Direct Gotham’s Schools

Reform Board Of Education Due For N. Y.   New Group Will Take Office Next Month

Panel Directed To Choose Boarc   Present School Body Slated for Quster

Panel to Meet Monday to Name New N.Y. City Reform Board of Education

Meat Packing Firms Rapped   U. S. Accuses Seven Of Manipulating Prices Of Lamb

Ford Offer Rejected By Reuther  Differs Only In Details From GM Pact

Similar to GM Package  Reuther Says Ford Plan Details Not Satisfactory

Offer Similar To GM's Deal Made by Ford  Improved Package Is   Improved Package Is Expected; Strike Set If Demands Not Met

Deain jake Judge Loui Goodman   surist, 69, Stricken With Heart Attack At Peninsula Home

US. Judge  Goodman Dies In Atherton  Figured in Many  Controversial Cases

Conciliation Move Told Dag Group   Lumumba Backers  ould Be Ineluded

Dag Attacked And Defended In UN Debate   Negro Pickets March Near Headquarters: Proposals Considered

Would include Lumumba Supporters Kasavubu’s Premier Trying for Coalition

The Story of the Congo  People Eat And Sleep In Mud And Rats Make Life Miserable

Sad Story Of The Congo... 30,000 Baluba Tribesmen \Living In Mud And Filth

FEAR IS THE BIG MOTIVE  Mud-Sitting Balubas Tell Sad Story Of Congo Strife

30,000 Tribesmen Herded Into UN Camp, Frightened by Endless African War

Chimp Is No Chump. He Made It Home Safe And Sound After Space Flight

SEO News"  BEHIND PAGE l   ‘BUREAUCRATIC BUNGLING’   China Famine Leads To Party Chiefs Executions

Kennedy Asks U. S. to Recommit Itself To Freedom for ‘Captive Nations Week’

See Message As Reminder On Berlin   President Expected To Send Note Rejecting Soviet Peace Treaty Plan

Consiress May Get Special Message — Asking For Civil Defense Build-up

Berlin Stand To Take Form Next Week ©   Firm Note On-U.S,Attitude To Be. =~, Sent To Khrushcehay

12 Under Arrest Federal Grand Jury Indicts 16 In Alleged Bank Swindle Case

‘Mounting. Evidence Of An Imminent Soviet Space Experiment ...  Use Rocket Frequency   iSENEGAL MARKS ‘INDEPENDENCE DATE

Auto Makers Warn UAW Of Wage Demands  Contracts Must Be Non-Inflationary,

Government Will Back ICC on Ban Of Bus Segregation  Bob Kennedy Praises   Bob Kennedy Praises Action of Agency In New Order

Parents Of Five Found Dead In Car   Apparent Victims Of Auto Fumes

Heaviest Rainfall In 29. Years In Northern Japan Island .  11 Dead Or Missina   BRITISH. KUWAIT TROOP. COST TOLD

Bucks Man r ined In Daughter’ s Death  ental a ae is a peg eae Ba oh’

Bueks Man Fined In Daughter’s Death  Bievele-Car Tracedyv ‘Punishment Knouoh’

Woodward Denies U.S. Helped Engineer Quadros Resignation   Terms Communist Accusations Absurd: Relations Friendly   New Algerian Rebel Leader To Bolster Action Against France

Bay Negotiated Settlement Possible, but —  iNew Rebel Leaders in Algeria Will Bolster Military Action

Rebels Pick Pro-Communis! In Algeria ~  Will Intensify Military Action Acainst French

Rebels Switch Premiers in  Algerian Move  New Leader Favors Tougher fe ach In War on France

ABBAS FIRED, NEW ALGERIA CHIEF NAMED   Tougher Premier To Combat France Installed In Office

Door Open for Talks —  Algerian Rebels Ready To Fight Against France

Algerian Leadership Shaken Up   Rebels To Bolster Action Against French, Reaffirm Settlement Possible

Say Move  [nevitable   Foreign Officers Are Cleared From Katanga   Algerian Rebels Set Action

Against French in Algeria....  New Rebel Leader Promises Step-up in Military Action

New Algerian Boss Militant Against French  Will Hike Military Action, But Still e@._4.. dt. a. as

Algerian Rebels Get New Chiet   New Leader Favors Tougher Stand In War Against French

U.S. Snafu Keeps Top Soviet  oC _e s¢ og r isiT ir f YCIeATISTS FrOM Mil Cvent

France and Allies  - Disagreement Sharpens  Over Berlin Peace Talks

By JESSE LAVENTHOL Copyright, 1961, By North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc.

SPINSTER, 62, BLONDE ACCUSED  Two Women Are Held For Thefts at Bank

Two Women, Employes of Bank, Jailed On Charges of Stealing Quarter Million

ITS TON ne © PULdIs Quarter Mill Ui  Spinster, Blonde Beauty Held For Embezzlement

Spinster, 62, Blonde, 25, Facing Charges of Embezzling Thousands From Village Bank InW. Virginia

Two Women Facire Bank Embezzlement   Find Disecrenane,.   Never Worked Tovether

Bensalem Question: How To Read Water Meter  What’s The Authority Of Authority?

Bensalem Question: How To Read Water Meter etieetenien i Mi tacaaeienaencennennauiineintiaptatoneranccicetarenstten.  What’s The Authority Of Authority?

RADIO STATION KLEM IN LE MARS 1s SOLD _— TO OHIO FIRM IN $75,000 TRANSACTION  New Management — Expected to Take Over About July 1

Business World  RADIO STATION KLEM IN LE MARS IS SOLD _ TO OHIO FIRM IN $75,000 TRANSACTION  New: Management — Expected to Take Over About July 1

Briefs ... From the Wire   US, Soviet Union Agree To Debate On Red China

Dick Stephenson Named Outstanding Young Man Of Year By Jaycees Here

Bill Signed, Retirement  Age Lower   Social Security Checks Fattened By Legislation

West Allies LondonTalk Plan Voided   France Balks At Top Level Parley ‘Slated This Week

Allies Facing Difficulties Over Berlin   France Says Kremlin Has Offered Nothing West. Can Talk About

Proposed Western Big Four Meeting Canceled As France Places Objection

Western Big Four Postpone London Meeting  Senior Diplomats to Continue  Berlin  Pe ee ee

France Objects To Talks  Big Four Conference  On Berlin Canceled

France Balks At Meeting   Difficulties Like. ly To Crop Up Later

Allies Face Internal Difficulties   Cancelled Meet Underscores Western Problems

Parley Set  For London  Meets Delay ‘Big 4° Aides Plan  To Continue Talks At Washineton Site

Pumpkin Show Daily Events   Western Big Four Divided On Berlin Parley Strategy

Berlin Parley Cancelled As Allies Split  French Objections   French Objections Dash Hopes For Urtified Stand

Big Four Session  Meets Difficulty   Proposed Gathering For Senior Diplomats ‘Off, Pointing Up Allied Disagreement

France Poses Bottleneck  Canceled Talks Indicates West's Troubles

Meeting i in London Called Off  French Views Stall Berlin Discussion

Proposed Meet Of West’s Big Four In London On Berlin Issue Canceled

West Talk: Oft: Face  Problems  Cancellation Underlines Big   Cancellation Underlines Big ‘Difficulties’

Cancellation Underlines  Difficulties   Western Big Four Propose Meeting On Negotiations

French Objection Forces Western Big 4 to Call Off Talks on Berlin

Kennedy Farm Program Gives Growers a Hand in Planning   Shorter Work Week Is Criticized by Kennedy

Shorter Work Week Scored   President Reports He Is Unhappy Economy Has Forced Reduction

Unhappy Over Artificial Cut Under 40 Hours   President Says 5-Day Week Necessary For Economic Growth

TRACTOR TRADE ULTIMATUM SET   American Group Ask Wednesday Reply

June 7 Deadline Given Castro on Prisoner Trade   Tractors for Freedom Group Calls on Cuban To Confirm His Offer

Castro Is Given Until June / to Reply fo Offer   Tractors for Freedom Group Sets Deadline

Deadline Set For Reply On Tractor Bid  U.S. Committee Cables Castro For Confirmation

Tell Fidel of Swap Deadline   Group Demands  Reply By W ednesday

Where To Find It   SEAL AUN CH ANE? Americans Kidnaped By Moroccan Army

Clese Vote Indicates It May Be Revived  Public Accommodations’ Bill \Defeated by Missouri House

Admits 35 Charges  Of Embezzlement  Mrs. Geiger Calm in lowa Courtroom ©

Democrats In Public Appeal On Foreign Aid   Refuse Compromise  On Kennedy Plan

'Wedding Stirs Reaction  Old Reynolds Squabble Flares In Public Again

Muriel Is Furious  R. J. Reynolds Marries Avain... Wite No. Four

Spaceman in Orbit  Next Says NASA.   Shepard. Hits. 115-Mile ‘Altitude. Top Speed. of:.5.160 M.P.H.

U.S. Astronaut Reaches Height Of 115 Miles   Spaceman Termed In Good Condition After Historic Hop

Shepard Booms Hopes For Space   I.U. Scientist Says Flight Too Costly

'l Couldn't Help It’   Fy-Mental Patient Voices Remorse After Sex Crimes

Form AAUN Chapter New Group Aims at Public Support of United Nations

“DELAYED IN IRELAND   Dranow Faces Sentencing In Federal Court Tuesday

Living Cost Called  Same as February’:  Some Items Edge Higher But Others Move Downward

Cost of Living Remains Stable During March   Remains at Record Set in February; Price Trend Mixed

Sienptometle of Stability’  U.S. Reports Living Costs Unchanged Over Past Month

Living Costs Are Unchanged   ‘, Record February Top Holds; Differences Cancel! Each Other

Banned Last December  Cancer Produced In Rats From Beverage Chemical

Five Per Cent At Least Farm Income Is Ex pected  To Increase Over 1960s

13 Counties Benefit  House Bill Will Inerease Its Membership to 111

Katanga Is Restless Under a Cease-Fire   30,000 Hungry Tribesmen Pose New Threat to Peace

Men in Antarctic Go OnEgg-Eating Binge   Worldwide Rescue  'Navy, Radio Amateurs   Srsexart Drug To III Girl

Fresh Supplies Arrive South Pole Scientists ‘Go On Fresh Egg Binge

Saati Crew Goes On Egg ‘Binge’   Fresh Supplies Delivered at S. Pole

Men at Lonely Station in Astarctica Go on an Odd Binge — of Fresh Eaas

Sobble Up 100 in Single Hour — Americans at South Pole Stage Fresh Egg Binge When Supply Arrives

‘Americans in Antarctic Post Get First ‘Fresh Eggs and Milk in Almost 9 Months

South Korean Leader to  Ask JFK for U.S. Support   South Pole Station Celebrates

Rampaging Cedar River Receding  Light Inches Of Rain Drench Flood-Weary Mississippi, Alabama

lowa River Down  Floods Still Ravage Wide  Area in Southern States

Flood Waters Start to Fall In Iowa Area  Rivers Drive Many Out in Mississipps,  "wr i, AY ¥ 

Southeast Iowa  Gets More Rain   Rampaging Cedar River Recedes Toward Norma

Cedar River's Flood Threat Appears Past   Inching Back Toward Normal At Cedar Rapids

Texas Legislature In Second 1961 Session- Solons’ Pay Raise On House Agende

Pay Increase For Lawmakers To Top Agenda   Rules Suspension Hoped To Aijlow ‘Pact Anuctin Action

Pope Leads Palm Sunday Procession Commemorating Entry fo Jerusalem

Holy Week Services Start Christ’s Jerusalem Entry  Is Marked By Thousands

GOP Against More Liber al Rules Group   House Members Act Unanimously; Senate  Has Hearing On Bill

Washington Window   Ry LYLE C. WILSON Qnited Press International

Erbe; First Year Was Tougher Than Expected   Experience Has Changed Some Of His Ideas

Six-Nation Plea: Don’t Blast Boml  U. 8., England Reject Ihulia Proposal

5 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE IN INDIANA   Tots From 2 To 4 Years Old Were Children Of Two Sisters; Woman Jumps To Safety.

Victims Are Children Of  Two Sisters   Five, Ages 1 To 4, Die As Fire Razes FourRoom Apartment Near Downtown Richmond

_ A because OT Austerity  Scottish Beer Drinkers Go on Strike, Boycott Pubs

Desegregation Campaigns Proceed on Many Fronts  ‘Theater Pickets in Knoxville Arrested; Rockefeller’s Son-in-Law Pleads Innocent

WINS PARTY SCUFFLE Nixon to Present Ike At $100-Plate GOP Dinner

Party Dinner Will Be June 1  Nixon Wins Intra-GOP Bout.  Will Introduce Eisenhower

Nixon Forces GOP To Back Down On Talk  Party Scuffle Gives  Ex-Vice President Ot. . a vi... Tit once oe

Neapolitans Battle Police Over Bus Lack   Crowd Infuriated Because Strike Was Not Ended On Schedule: Damage Great

The Cardinal Accepts Challenge, Calls Drav   Stranded Mobs in Naples Riot

Report Soviet Astronaut Was Seasick During His Orbiting Around Earth

Russ Scientists Issue Report  LACK OF GRAVITY AFFECTED TITOV DURING ORBIT

Titov Said Sick During  Earth Orbit   Poses Question Whether Man Can Take Weightlessnes:

‘ Weightiessness Blamed neath  \Titov Suffered Seasickness  \While In Orbit, Russ Reveal]

jin U.S. Senate  JFK Regime Ap sparendly Will Defend ‘Support Of U. N. Action In The Congo

Administration Must Defend Congo Policy   Senate Inquiry Is Predicted

‘The Kole Played By U.o....5  Senate Might Question Rusk On Katanga Action

Senate Battle Over Katanga Action Slated   Rusk racing Quiz On Situation As Opposition Grows

Katanga Policy Is Questioned  Bock ta Ba falled   Rusk to Be Called To Senate Hearing

Senate Group Takes Look Af Congo Action   Sen. Lausche Claims UN Interfering With Internal Affairs

Von Braun Reveals Forward Step In Booster Rockets   Puts Moon Landing Two Years Ahead

Six Killed In Crash At Missile Silo   Crane Tapples And Explodes In Roswell, NOM.

Fire and Blasi Injure 14 at Base in N.M.  Plunging Steel Brushes Away Men Like Flies

Six Killed as Crane Plunges Into New Mexico Pit for Atlas Missile

14 Injured, Two Feared Near Death   Flaming Fuel Douses Victims In Blast Trap

FINANCES REMAIN CRITICAL Adlai Savs UN Crisis  Could Be Solved Soon

Adlai Sees Two Crises for U.N.  ‘Secretary Needed, Finances Alarming’

Disaster Areas Designat ted  Big Floods Rout elles From Midwestern Lowlands

Floods Chase Midwesterners From Homes   Illinois Governor Ask: Disaster Declaration For Half of State

' was f % - £ . . . rr! f om, . dri i ee t. & on if i i ; gry  SOD     eke

Senate Okays 3 Cent Cigarette Tax Hike   Extended Session Possible ... Solons Entering Homestretch  With Money Bill Still Lacking

WILL SHOUT AND SCREAM IN PROTEST ‘Communist Party USA  ‘Challenges Kennedys

COMPARED TO GAGARIN, IT’S A TOE STEP  - Astronaut To Risk His Life, U. S. Prestige Next Week

US. Ready for Test in Space  Russia Not Offering Data ta Natione

Space Capsule Firing Successful   American Astronaut Due To Risk Neck Next Week

In Today’s Paper   j2pain Didnt Get New World  Why Risk Neck Of An American Astronaut?

Space Hop of U.S. Astronaut Next Week   Will Be Risking His Neck and U.S. Prestige

Science Writer Wonders If Short Space Shot Planned Next Week Worth The Risk

Did Spain Win America?  After Feat Of Gagarin Why Risk Life Of U.S. Astronaut In Space?

Astronaut To Risk His Neck, U.S. Prestige In Space Hop Next Week

Russians Still Leading  U. S. Not Yet Prepared For Giant Space Step

— OPENED SPACE FRONTIER; U. S. TO EXPLORE IT  PIONEER NOT ALWAYS WINNER

hy Risk U.S. Astronaut in Flight? Future in Space Is Writer’s Answer

U.S. Astronaut Risks Neck And Our Prestige With Space Hon Next Waa!

~CAMPUSES CALLED L EF TIS" t  ‘Businessmen B eing  Duped By Colleges’

Three Young Conservatives Charge:  US. Colleaes: Leftist Brain Laundries

. U. Student Amon  US.C a a Are Described A: 'Left-Wing Brain Laundries’

3 Students Hit Ultra-Liberals In Colleges   Tell Industrialists They are Duped Into Aiding ‘Own Demise

Businessmen finance enemies in colleges, conservatives say   Not informed   NAM speakers

Colleges Target Of Conservative Young Students   Termed ‘Left Wing Brain Laundries’

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa!  Comment of Churches Religion)  Features)

Democrats Will be Asked to Modify Stand on Sales Tax   Party May Get Blunt Advice When Governor Speaks Tonight   (Related story on Page A-7)

A PROCLAMATION FOR THE KANSAS CENTENNIAL YEAR FOR KANSAS DAY, JANUARY 29 TO BEF MADE

Prospects For Peace Slight As Congo Talks Are Set Up   Stevenson Scores UN Securit ’ Council On Failure In Crisis

Rival Congo Chiefs Meet   Tshombe, Adoula Confer On Measures to End Strife

HOPE TO END STRIFE   Katanga, Congo Leaders Begin Bargaining Meet

Most See Little Hope  For Peace  UN Troops Under  Orders To Hold “ies During Tell

Congo Peace Talks Open; Hopes Dim   Tshombe and Adoula Start Bargaining;  Firing Accompanies UN Mopping Action

Tshombe And Adoula Conferring   Preliminaries Start But Quick Agreement Appears Unlikely

Tshombe And Congo Chief Talk  But Prospects   But Prospects tt May Lead To Peace Dim

Congo Premier, Katanga President  Meet In Hopes Of Ending Strife

People You Know   TCU FOU NOW  LE MARS’ TOP COWGIRL — SHIRLEY GROETKEN TO COMPETE JULY 3 — AT HIGH SCHOO! RODEO

People You Know   LE MARS’ TOP. . COWGIRL — SHIRLEY’ GROETKEN TO COMPETE JULY 3 —

Mobutu Puts Down Unrest  Revolt Threatens   Revolt Threatens Again in Congo

Mobutu Puts Down Army Revolt Threat   But Pro-Lumumba Tide Spreading As Troop Columns Move

Challenged In Hard-Fought Demo Primary   Estimated 400,000 Voters Will Decide Outcome Of Feud Tomorrovy

Durable Byrd Political Machine Is Challenged In Virainia Primary Tues.

Peel Guilty in Drowning Murder Of Florida Judge, but Life Is Spared

MARRIAGE LICENSES   ‘61 Golden Valley Dairy Festival Program Okd

Depressed Area Aid Policy Set   Sec, Of Commerce To See Measure  Is Not Abused

Industrial ‘Runaways’  Are Rapped   Demand Guard Against Them Tn Aid Plans

‘Axis Sally’, Now 60, Leaves Prison; Plans  ‘To Teach in Convent

With Relatives In Ashtabula  Axis Sally Lecves Federal Prison After 10-Year Term

Should Have Crushed Pearl Harbor,  Declares Japanese Air Force General

His Only Kegret Japan’s Air Chief Laments:  Didn’t Crush Pearl Harbor

Withhoid Details Kennedy, Sec. Fresiman Finish ‘New Farm Program For 1960's

lreeman  Meets With  President   Kennedys, Caroline in Hospital Visit

ihe ontroversy Contin  Al Jennings, Ex-Train Robber and Self - Styled Badman, Dies at 98

‘Desperado’ Al Jennings Dies With Boots Off  last of the Badmen - Or Faker?

Al Jennings, Self-Styled Badman, Is Dead; Stories  of Wild Life Questioned

Little Bad Al! One-Time Western Bandit Dies At 98 With Boots Off

Subcommittees Begin Work on Two Studies   U.S. to Strew Millions of Tiny Wires 2000 Miles Above Earth

U.S. Plans to Put Band of Wires in Space for Communications Test

U.S. Planning To Fire New Space Vehicle   Rocket Will Spread. Massive Girdle Of Wire Above Earth

Flan to rinsn oy Late in Maren...  Deadline Is Set for New Bills in Kansas Legislature

—_ FF 8 8 8 ae ee eS Oe ~  Sienaie Passes Sales Ton Bill Despite Filibuster

8-Hour Filibuster   PRAUEET £ FEEVUMUVIECT  ~ Drowsy Lawmakers  Pass $360 Million Tax Package

Students Call For End To Executions   Anti-Castro Groups Threaten National Strike

WASHINGTON WINDOW Tower Victory Wasn’t Victory Of Republicans But Of Conservatives

CONSERVATIVES, NOT REPUBLICANS, WON IN TEXAS Tower Election Is Evidence Southerners Need New Party

Butte’s Cool Nights Add Up to Long Sleep   12,000 Acre Forest fire Rages   Casts Smoky Pall Over Butte

Crash Injures Motorist, 73  Wellsville Autoist ‘Fair’ In Hospital

Jobless Total Spirals   Unemployment Hits Highest Level in 20 Years

Sanford Foresees No Further Tax Changes In N.C. For A Generation

Wright Terms Liberal Tax Plan Communistic Legislature in Final Week,  Money Bills Still Not Passed

Crowds Gather —— a Special Precautions Taken To Guard Confessed Killer

MAN ADMITS SLAYING CHILD seeaiaenaeaataearmaaaeeeninaeaaeeeeamaaaaan ieee  New York Police Protect Girl’s Killer

Confessed Killer  Formally Charged in Child's Death  Extra Rolice Patrol Acourt to Protect Man from Mobs

Extra Police Guards Cover Confessed Sex-Killer From Outraged Public; Mobs Gather, Chanting For Thompson’s Death

Fred Thompson Confesses, Says Crime Was ‘Rotten’, Reveals How Googie Died

Police Guard Killer From Angry Public   Thompson Formally ChargedWithKilling ERdith Kieearins

Arreste Arrested ¢ on N.J. Farm  Sex-Killer of Girl, 4, Shielded from Public

Confessed Sex Slayer Charged With Homicide   Police Protect Killer From Angry Crowd

Girl Slayer Guarded By N. Y. Police   Confesses Crime After Capture At New Jersey Farm

U. S. Helicopters Land In Laos—Red. Pressure Builds   Says U.S. Paratroops Car Be Dropped Within Hours

U.S. Sends 15 Helicopters To Embattled Pro-Western Forces: Cease-Fire Asked -

15 U.S. Helicopters on Way  Laos Charges Six New Red Units Join Fight

Laotian Leaders Charge New Communist Troops Have Invaded Country

Laotians Charge New Drive From North Viet Nam   U.S. Sends 15 More Helicopters to Help Government Forces

On Hee Is 5 of f JFK's P Plea  Invasion Reported By Six Battalions

Laos Hit By New  Invasions   U.S. Military Moves Continue; ‘Copters Aid Royal Army

Six More Red Regiments Invade Laos; U.S. Sends Helicopters From Fleet   KENNEDY ISSUES WARNING

Reds Invade Laos, Thailand Charges   British Appeal   GOP Backs  Kennedy

Six New Commie North Vietnamese Battalions Claimed Invading Laos

Red Troop Battalions Attack City In Northeast Laos Area      Kennedy Hopes Khrushchev Acts To Prevent Military Crisis In Laos

Laotians Report Assault   North Viet Nam Troops Hit SE, U.S. Sending 15 Navv Helicopters

Laos Government Reports Invasion By Six New Communist Battalions

U.S. SENDING HELICOPTERS: TO AID LAOS   Fresh Battalions Of Communist Troops Ente: Laos From North Viet Nam, Attack Town.

On Heels of JFK Appeal.  6 New Red Bafallions Invade Laos. Report.

MORE TROOPS    FROM VIETNAM ENTER BATTLE   U.S. Sends Copters To Aid Allies .

U.S. sends ‘copters  Six new Red battalions attack across Laos line

New Invasion Charge Made  North Vietnamese Accused of Sendins  Nn De: Be

New Red Units Cross Border   Laos Reports Troops Come from Viet Nam

Here Is¢The Reason We In America Should Care About Far-Away Laos

Laos Claims 6 Red BattalionsAttackina   Kennedy Warns Russ Crisis in Laos Must End   India’s Help Asked To Enc War in Laos

6 Battalions Attack Inside Laos Border   Communist North Viet Nam Troops Involved In Fight

Communists Reported In ew Attacks   6 Battalions From North Viet Nam Drive Over Border

Assault Kam Keut  Six. Red Rebel Battalions Said to Invaded Laos

Charge More Red Troops lnvede Laos   U. S. Continues ‘Tts Military Movements

North Vietnamese Units on Move Despite U. S. Appeal: Yank 'Copters in Thailand

15 Copters From U.S. In Thailand   Laos Claims Communists Add 6 Battalions

New ICBM Projectile Predicted   Bullet-Like Titan Can Demolish City Within Half Hour

‘an Smash City Around World EE EEERAEEmmmneel  Powerful Titan Slated For Duty In Few Weeks

Silvery Projectile Can Turn City Halfway Across World Into Radioactive Junkpile

rasses Final fests  Deadly AF. Titan Could Turn Russ City into Junkpile

Ulbricht Gets Crisis Law: Clay Flouts Restriction   Emissary Penetrates Deep Into East Zone

Predicts Nelson Will Approve Tax  Will Act If Offered Sound Pian. Forecast

but interest iS FICKINgG Up—  Most lowans Apathetic About Gvil Detense

lowa’s concern with civil defense apparently on a hit-or-miss basis   Meeting Friday

Howling Mob Greets Group In Montgomery   Segregation-Testing Students Arrive From Birmingham

Justice, Senator, Secretary Bounced  Hiking ‘Tramps’ Are Anything But

Doesn’t Run Inn To Serve Tramps, Woman Tells Justice And Senator

Drenched Senator and U. S. Justice Look Like Tramps to Innkeeper

House Strips School Bill   Bitter Defeat for Kennedy on Construction, Teacher Issues

House Hands Kennedy Worst Defeat With Skeleton Schoo! Aid Measure

Congress Seais Kennedy's Loss  On School Bill   Sends if to White House Minus His Major Proposals

Franco May Offer Bases. For Missiles  ; Says. Spanish- American Pac’ Needs. Reviewing, Updatins

— acmillan, Talks d Today   Killed Plane rash   meward Bound Servicemen Swell istmas Holiday Trafficln Nation   ated Press International

Holiday Travel In Full Swing Across Natior   Service Personne. SwellHomewarc Treks—Safety Coun. cil Sounds Warning.

(Commercial Transport Systems  ‘Taxed Ibs (liristinas LPraveters

Camps Nearly Empty Ho liday Travel  la U.S. Swelled To Record level

lowa voters will have their say on controversial judicial reform   See 3-cent sales tax facing stiff opposition

Powerful Ist Field Army backs junta   Chang, members of his cabinet still in hiding

Country lakes Passive View Of Army's Coun   Temporary Cabinet Of 24 Generals Named By Chana

Stand a Setback For Regime of Elected Premier   Aim of Rebels to End Political Corruption

Seen Setback To Chang, US Stand— Powerful Korean General Pledges Support To Junta

Would Be Setback for U. N. Chief Radio Seoul Says First Field Army Backs Junta

Korean General Throws Support To Rebel Junta   Military Group Says It Plans to Eliminate Government Corruption

Big Korean Army Swings Behind Junta   Move Labeled Setback For Deposed Regime, U.N. Chief’s Position

Korea Coup Backed by Army Chief   U.S. Not Involved In Seoul Crisis, State Dept. Says

Control Of Seoul Is  Solidified   Revolutionary Grouy Names Temporary Cahinet of 94

Korean Army Chief Joins Junta   At Geneva Farley     U.S., Soviets Both Favor Moving Troops From Laos

SETBACK FOR CHANG, MAGRUDER  Claim Korea Army Leader Pledges Support to Rebels

Move Seen as Setback to UN Commander  Forces Would Aid  in Completing Le of 7  apt, «ff T

Field Army Joins Junta In Korea   Move Is Setback For Chang, U. S.

Powerful Field Army ‘Backs Korean Junta’   Commander Pledges Full Support to Objective: Of Revolt, Radio Broadcast Says; Would Be Setback for Elected Regime, U.S. Position

South Korea Junta Wins © Key Support   Field Army Chief Pledges Backing for Revolution

Arrest Of 6 Reported By Junia   Premier Chang Still Missing, Believed Safe

Rebels Claim Jolts American Help for Chang   Gen. Lee’s Move Bolsters Revolt; Military Rules

ly. S. Maintains Wait-and-See Attitude  Korean Junta Gets More Army Backing

Ist Army Pledges  ‘Cooperation   Gen. Han-Lim’s Backing Deals Setback To Chang, U. S. Gen. Magruder

NATION IS REBEL GOAL   Five Cabinet Members Meet With Insurgents

Blow to U.N. Commander —  Head of Powerful South Korean Army Will Support Junta’

Setback for U.N. General, Chang   Junta Pledges to Wipe  Out Corruption, Ineptness

You'll Find It   New Ruling Junta Is Holding Strong Grip On South Korea

Setback For Chang, Magruder Korean Army Leader  Supports Military Junta

Army Officers Form New ROK Cabinet   Military Junta Solidities Control Of Capitol

New Setback Dealt U.N. Boss In Korea   Report Army Chief Supports Aims Of Junta

Junta Takes Command  Of Police  Most Troops Quit Capital Far Sunhurhe

Military junta extends its control of Seoul, names officers’ cabinet   Leaal asnect   Un to Koreans

NEW KOREAN CABINET SET UP BY JUNTA   Twenty-Four Generals And Colonels Form §. Korean Government In Defiance Of U. S& Of. ficials.

Lt. Gen. Lee supports Korean military junta   Could be sethack for United States

Lt. Gen. Lee Supports Korea Junta: Report   Would Be Setback For Premier Chang and U.S.

lf Radio Seoul's Report Is True, It Could Be Setback for Elected Regime of Premier Chang And For U. S. Lt. Gen. Magruder

Ike Called Eager To Build Party  Ex-President Bids Congress Leaders ‘Join Him for Syorino Talks at Farm   GOP Detends Record

For 1962-64 Elections Eisenhower Reported Eage To Aid Refurbishing GOP

FLOOD TOLL DENIED Ex-President Willing To Aid In Rebuilding Party

lke To Help Rebuild GOP   Ex-Chief Keeps Close Touch with Leaders

EISENHOWER EAGER 10 HELP REBUILD GOF   Invites Republican Leader. to Visit Him oat Farm This Spring.

Ike’s Eager To hades GOP In 1962, 1964   Invites Party Heads To Visit Him This Spring At His Farm

Ike Would Aid Republicans In Party Buildup   “GOP. Leaders: Invited . To: Gettysburg For ' Spring Conference

Eisenhower Ready To Help Rebuild GOP For 62 And 64  Tells Senator Bridges Of Desire; Republicans Protest Kennedy Slur

Nearly Double Over April . Arrests In Radford Show Upturn In May

Not At Special Election —  Mondale Gives Ruling On Amendment Vote

HE WEATHER WATCH  Cold Follows Yule Snow In Midwest. Numbs South

Frigid Wave Spr ner Deep Into South  Florida Reports  Coldest Christmas . f Pe dee: Se: 2 2 eae im

Kicked Around 4,000 Years   Coldest Christmas Day On Record in Florida

Most Of U. S. Has Cold Christmas With Much Snow Noted In Midwest

Cold Front Voves On Into South   Florida Farmers Fire Smudge Pots To Ward Off Frost

Cold Front Pushes Into Southlands   Farmers Get Out Their Smudge Pots To Fight Frost, Miami Has 42 Low

Snow Skips lowa This Time "Round   World’ s Weather Does Somersaults  Dameane in Elarida_Killar Cald Wave in India—Below Zero in Berlin—Snow, Cold in Britain

Mob Interrupts Dag Congo Talk   Rioters Demand Lumumba's Release

Mobs Gather As Dag Meets With Leader   Rioters Demanding Liuanumba’s Release: No Violence Seen

POLARIS MISSILE RACES TO SUCCESSFUL TEST  Sea ore FR Aa ic 2S Oe A OS

President Scores, A Big Victory In Foreion-Aid Field  Can Tap Treasury Of $7.3 Billion For An Economic Aid Proararr

President Wins Major Victory On Foreign Aid   Sendte Committee Approves Five-Year, $8.8 Billion Loans

W. Virginia Flash Flood Fatal To 11   KENNEDY'S FOREIGN AID REQUESTS WIN APPROVA

Kennedy Scores Foreign Aid Win  Senate Group Back: Treasury Borrowina

$7.3 Billion Ils Okayed  In Senate   Committee Will Send Bill to Floor For Full Debate

JFK Victorious On Foreign Aid  Economic Aid Loan Of $7.3-Billion  Overseas Approv

He’s Native Of lreland—  K. U. Researcher Gets Lifetime $533,375 Grant

~ Quads Arrive by Plane, and Dad --- Not Mom --- Is Hospitalized

Coalition Rule Sought For Congo   Kennedy & State Dept Work on Plan for U.N. Control.

LABOR GALL FOR BIG PAY HIKES   High Command Rejects Bid by Administration for Wage Restraints.   AFL-CIO POLICY STAND   Gee-ge Meany Insists Tha’ the Preblem Is Not Inflation.

LA CROSSE MAN ABOARD  ~ Report Plane Debris ~ Sighted In Pacific

Plane Wreckage, Rafts Sighted  No Trace of Missing Crewmen Reported

Find Wreckage Believed Part Of Missing AF Plane  Findings Located 135 Miles East Of Tokyo

Debris, Rafts Reported In Pacific Vigil   No Trace Found O' 8 Crewmen Aboard Missing U.S. Plane

Social Gatherings   AKRON COUPLE SETS .OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY AT PRESTON CHURCH

Negro Leader Fined $25   But Court Ruling Forces King to Walk Legal Tightrop:

Banks Challenge Authority of = House Committee  Ruling to be Sought On Power of Group . To Demand Answers

Rebel Chief Holding Out For Liberly   Jittery Captives Grow Critical; Crew Is Restive

Nege Hiations for Release Stalemated  Some Aboard Ship  Near Panic, Revolt

Rebel Ship Negotiation Is Stalled   Undisclosed Hassle Keeps Passengers At Sea For Nicht

Wait Only 3 Miles Of Brazilian Port ‘ Of Recife as Galvao Seeks Best Terms

ADAM'S VIEW of Eve will be found on page 15 today   er  Maria Aground on Reef of Gab

—NEGOTIATIONS WITH REBS AT IMPASSE—  Santa Maria's Captives Near Point Of Rebellion

Photographers Cheer  President Kennedy Held Up By Pistol-Packing Blonde

MISS KENNEDY Pisin) Paelcer   TINY BLONDE KEEPS FAMED DAD WAITING

Caroline, Packing Toy Pistol, Delays President Kennedy But No One Minds

Bristol Ready For Thanksgiving Parade Tomorrow       Se ee ee ee ee SSF SSE SSS Se Se SS SOS SSCS SS SSS SSCS SSS SSC SS SSCU SS SVS STS eY™ EEE ERS ERR L RRR LEVEE SEEN ERR ER RNR N ERR R RR RR NENA RUA NURN ERR RN NUR N RUN R ENN R RRR N RERUN NNER RRS U NNN ARUN RUNS RRR RRRR RUN U UR RU NUN R NNR UN NRE N RN NAL ANNAN RRNA SERRA RNR AN RSS RRNA ANNA RRR NRUN SN URNRRRA SRNR RARER UR UN NUR N URNS NERY! ®  Bensalem Eyes $200,000 Track Tax

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Relail Sales Tax Report Indicates Bremer County Volume Up $183,193

Qelail Sales in Bremer County Shows increase During Final Quarter in 1960

Kennedy Meets © With President —  Pair Discussing Final Details Of Chance ia Administrations

lke and JFK Talk World Issues 2 Hrs.   Appointees Also Discuss Security,  Gold Problems

Leaders Talk 3 Hours   Kennedy Declares He's ‘Interested’ In Friday Ceremony

POSITIONS ~ TOMORROW   Foreign Affairs, Gold Loss Discussed; Ike Offers Help After Leaving The White House.

Old And New Cabinet Men Also Confer   Briefed On Matters Affecting Security

Conference Af White House Lasts 2 Hours   President-elect, Top Aides Get Thinking. Of Outgoing Regime

lke, Kennedy Discuss Major U.S. Problems   Conference Today More Than Two Hours Lona

For More Than Two Hours Ike, Kennedy Canvass Big Problems In Talks

Eisenhower {s Host Again to His Suecessor   Smiling Kennedy Awaits Big Day

Kennedy Eyes Inauguration, Feels ‘Good’   JFK Appointees Also Hear Ike's Way of Thinkinc

THEY SWAP POSITIONS TOMORROW   Foreign Affairs, Gold Loss Discussed; Ike Offers Help After Leaving The  _ White House.

Meeting At White House Lasts More  Than Two Hours Cabinet Officers Are Included In Final Transition Meeting

lke, JFK Are In Session For 3 Hours   Joint Statement Issued By Press Secretaries

Jack Gets Ike's Ideas On Issues   Incoming, Outgoing Chiefs in 2-Hour Conference.

Discuss Major Problems Before Inauguration   Foreign Affairs Main Topic of Their Discussion

Top Problems Diseussed In  Lenethy Talk   President, JFK Confer Ou Issues In Foreign Policy

Pre-Inaugural Meeting Covers World Situation  President-elect   President-elect Ready for Duty As New Leader

‘Incoming President, Eisen- hower, Top Aides Discuss Major Problems Now Facing United States,   GOV’T TRANSITION IS CALLED SMOOTH

Pre-inaugural discussion of foreign affairs held   Eisenhower and Kennedy meet today

Conference last before inauguration   JFK brought up to date on matters affecting U.S.

President-Elect Says He Feels "Very Good’   Chiefs Spend 2 Hours In Parley, Mostly On Foreign Affairs

3-Hour Confab Restricted to Foreign Affairs   Kennedy Declares lke, Aides Offer Continued Assistance

Ike and Kennedy Complete Second Transition Talks   Three Top Appointees of JFK Also Take Part Today; Present Officials Offer to Help Later

IN PRIVATE TALK FIRST   President-Elect Hits Fast Pace BRefore Takeover

Kennedy, Ike Confer  'Two Hours   White House Meeting Covers Major Problems Facing The Nation

Three-Hour White House Talk Deals Mainly With Foreign Affairs, Security of U.S.; Meet Alone First.

No Hitech In Process of Transition   Cabinet Officers Of Old, New Regimes  Join in Conference

lke, Kennedy Have Talk on U.$. Problems   Incoming, Outgoing Officials in 3-Hour White House Session

Discuss Major U.S. Problems   New President, Aides ‘Brought Up To Date’

TOP LEADERS IN PRIVATE TALK FIRST   President-Elect Hits Fast Pace Before Takeover

Kennedy Feels ‘Good As Inaugural Nears   Kennedy Agrees Transition Going Smoothly; Security, Outflow of Gold. World Trouble Spots Covered

DISCUSS U. 5. AND WORLD PROBLEMS   Top Level Aides Also Join In White House Parley   And Associates Offer To Continue Assistance To New Administration

Eisenhower, Kennedy Air Big Issues  2 Hour Meeting ,  Restricted To B. . .*  ©$;°+4yBgep ie.

Europe, Far East, Africa Areas Aired   New Cabinet Also Gets Briefing On Major Problems

Ike, Kennedy Map Problems   President and President-Elect Confer More Than Three Hours

Ru lilding Tradac  MiMiiiy PHUWUS  Unions Fire Back At Industrial Unions

Eats Lunch,  Supper as He Circles Globe   ‘The Eagle’ Dwarfs Flight of Gagarin; 17 Cireuits Plannec

Maj. Titov Is Pilot; Reports ‘AllGoes Wel?   17 Trips Around Earth Expected To Be Completed

Russians Orbit 2nd Man into 24-Hour Flight in Space   Spaceman Eats ar ree ay, A. \  While Making 17 T1° e Heres eter Earth. a

Still Well,  He Radios  Prom Cratt Enjoys 8 Hours  Of Sleep While Orbitine Earth

Flight Dwarfs Pioneer Efforts Of Gagarin; Weightlessness Apparently Having No Effects.

PILOT RADIOS HE ATE, THEN TOOK ANAP   Orbiting Ship Is Likely To Land Today After 17 Trips Around   PASSED OVER U. S. SUNDAY MORNING

Spaceman To Land After 17 Circles   Young Major Says He’s Unaffeeted By Prolonged Trin

iN ewburg, N. Y., Officials Seeking ‘Legal Ways To Save Welfare Code

Bridge Blow-Up On Border Stirs Irish Trouble   Northern freland Blames Explosion  On Reoublican Arny

GUERRILLAS. JOIN . Cuban In radians Say First Ph ase  Of Attack Over

ba SO nS ee et fre baled re aie Da pow Ns             Rebels Advance, Gastre Executes 2 American

Castro Forces say Four Rebel Planes Downed   Report Claims U. S. Pilot Killed: Two Americans, Seven Cubans Shot

U.S. Pilot Reported Aboard Plane Shot Down During Bombing In Cuba

Claims U.S. Pilot Among Those Killed   Regime Starts Wave Of Terror Throughout Cuba

Invading forces complete planned first phase of military operations in Cuba

SternNoteCautionsRussia toMind Own Business; Castro Rounding Up Hundreds Including 100 nats  E's en leseuacr  SF on wave taney

Soviet Migs Pound Hard At Invaders   American Pilot Reported Killed By Castro Force:

Exile Council Claims First Phase Success   Operation In South of Cuba Carried Out Under Attack by  Migs. Tanks.

1767 Traffic Fotalities  W5  Same “Same Period @ Year Ago  19  Total Deaths in 1960  26

rw Traffic Fatalities  15  ‘Some Period @ Year Ago  19  “Total Deaths in 1960  4

Party Worker Shot To Death By Policeman   Reports Of Armed Intimidation And Ballot Box Stuffing

Church People Are Refused Red Baptism  Get Called D By Party For Action

News of the World in Brief —  Soviets Switch Diplomats, Menshikov Being Replaced   Hand It Over

 Miller Calls for Debate ‘National Chairmen Extend  ‘Information Policy Dispute

Answer to Ed's Salary Edict Paar Challenges Sullivan  To War Over TY Ratings

For Revenue Problem Solution State Excise Taxes  On Utilities Hinted

A Key Part Of Kennedy’s Program Conference Committee Slates  Compensation Benefit Hearing

Congress Group Begins Work on UC Compromise   Joint Committee Sets First Session on Bill Aiding Jobless  Workers.

House Of Secrets’: ‘Jury Hears Description Of Spies’ Headauarters

Pulaski Ceremony Viewed By 200 Persons  Post Office Is Dedicated

'Rocky’s Tuition Aid Plan to Draw Increasing Fire Tomorrow at Second Budget Hearing

Two Children Killed, Three Adults  Survive Plane Crash In New Mexico

Delco Youth Section Pages 12, 13.   -00D BEHAVIOR LAW HIT  Convicts End Sit-In Protest

Farewells Said to Mr. Sam   Deleo Youth Section  Pages 12, 13   GOOD BEHAVIOR LAW HIT  Convicts End Sit-In Protest

 Fights off Coyotes Dog Protects His Master  Lost Five Days on Desert

Syrian Army Rebels Proclaim Victory .  Over Force of 200 Eayption Paratroopers

Senate Unit Seeking New Tax Sources  2 Revenue Plans Get Knocked From  House Measure

Senate Action Slashes $32 Million from House Measure Second Revenue Feature in House Tax Bill ls Reiected

tOTHaGO AS TWO... -e  a é ~ weeny: v Ww oo” ® .  Storms Will Continue  ee 4  ; ghd fe

Senators Probe Fiasco   = we www  Rusk Testifies On U. S. Role  fo [vn laweelan

Rusk Defends  Administration  Cuba Policies   Senate Group Opens Hearing Behind Closed Doers

Rusk Testifies On Cuban Fiasco   Secretary Appears Behind Closed Doors

Rusk Testifies In U.S.-Cuban Role’s Probe   Closed Hearing Seeks to Pin Down U.S. tnvolvement

Daily Cost: Is About 6 Cents  Average Salary Will Be Taxed. $24 Each Year

Two Per Cent Levy Due On Many Items   Most Food Items To Be Exempt; Full Impact Of Law Is Awaited

NEWS INDEX      Texas Sales Tax Goes Into Effect   See related story, Pg. 6-B

6.5 Cents Set As Daily Cost Of Sales Tax   But Officials Stull Trying To Decide How It W wile

Little Progress Seen In Solving of Major State Problems By Legislature

TOLD NOT TC RETURN HOME  Brazil Military Chiefs Warn Vice President

Brazil Military Warns Goulart Not to Return   Vice President’s  Supporters Stage  Demonstrations

3 GM Divisions To Halt a Week  Chrysler Returns to Car Building Today

Assembly Ends After 28 Weeks   Lawmakers Begin Work Again July 31

Spaak urges Berlin talks after leaving White House   East Germans fortify Communist wall in Berlin, add tank traps

Historical Price Of $2.3 Million Paid For Rembrandt Master piece

One of Rembrandt's Greatest . . .. Museum Pays Record Price   Of $2.3 Million for Painting

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM HIGH BIDDER  Rembrandt Art Masterpiece Sells For $2.3 Million

Price Tag Of $2.3 Mi Ilion .... Rembrandt Masterpiece Sells For Record Sum

Newspapers’ Standards Cited  Radio And T-V Told To [Improve Quality

Over Soviet Objections  U.N. Assembly Approves Funds for Congo Mission

State to Cut School Subsidy; Cash Shortage  Fourth Class Areas Hit: Public Assistance Blamed

Sencbaa Teams Battle Raging Cedar Piver in lowa: Lakes Area Chile

Mateans Face: _ Fire Insurance Rate Increase   Report Raps Lack of  Funds, Manpower

 PSC Runners Light It In East Marathoners Fire Up Education Torch

Ailing Coal Industry Is Given Lift   U.S. Will Place Domestic Orders To Aid Military

M: aze Of Proposals  Redistricting Plans Get Intense ( Ihio Scrutiny

Union Chief Goldberg in: Conference   White House Quiet on New Action in _: Crippling Walkout

geen Paper’ Requested  Lack of Air Support in Cuba Laid to Adlai

Senator Charges Stevenson Urged Halting Cuban Invasion Air Cover:

Dalton Budget Bills Handed ta Missouri House   Proposal to Revamp Resources Division Also. Is Introduced .

Missouri Budget Is  In House   Dalton Recommends Changing Resources, Development Group

‘Legislature Gets Resolutions  West Vi ireinia Vote Asked On Liquor-By-Drink Issue

Troubles Develop Aboard U.S. Spaceship While in Orbit; Astronaut Flight Delayed

Robot Recovered In Earth Orbiting Try   But Oxygen System Leaks, Cutting Off Mechanical Man’s ‘Voice’ At Half Lap

Space Craft Oxygen Leak Mars Hight   Man Would Have Survived Orbital Trip, Official Says

Hopes Dashed Of Astronaut Making Trip   Spacecraft's Oxygen System Gets Leak, ‘Voice’ Contact Lost

Dashes Hope For Early Manned Orbit  U.S. Successful In Recovering Robot Capsule

Troubles Will Delay Flight By Astronaut   Oxygen System Springs Leak in U.S. Spacecraft; Contact Lost With Tape Recorder “Voice.”

Dummy s Back ‘Safe’ After Orbit   Oxygen System Leaks, Contact With ‘Voice’ Lost

Inside...   RODOT Lircies Earth, Neturns  ‘Buas’ May Stall Manned Orbital nee Shot

MECHANICAL MAN ORBITED AROUND EARTH   Trouble In Space Trip To Delay Flight By U.S. Astronaut   RECOVER CAPSULE CLOSE TO BERMUDA

But Troubles In Space Ship Reduce Hopes U.S. Will Orbit Man This Year

Havana City Of Fear As Foes Hunted  Swan Island Radio      Swan Island Radio Urges Guerrillas To Keep Fighting

Castro Leads Mop-Up Of Invaders   Military Junta Seizes Algiers   U.N. Ends Record Session

Fidel Plans To Tell How  Forces Won   Seviet Premier’s Message Blasted For ‘Distortion’

HAVANA AN ARMED CAMP  Castro Denounces Kennedy; Boasts Of Invasion Smash

Russian Premier Calls U.S. Role ‘Gangsterism’  Promise Castro Appearance Today

Following Invasion Failure —  Intensive Review Underway By Administration Officials

Schedule Set As Washington Surveys Defeat   Thorough Review Of Mistakes Marked By U. S.-Soviet Exchange

——mDiew Up snip =  Cuban Chief Gets Credit For Mopup   Other Cuban Stories On Pages 2, 6, 16

Castro Scheduled to Make Public Appearance Today; Invasion Mistakes Reviewed

34 British Schoolboys Die In Crast   Boys 13 to 16 Were O  Holiday Flight To Norway.

Crash Kills 34 Boys  In Mountain Storm   British School Pupils Involved

34 British Schoolboys Enroute Tc Holiday Die in Norway Plane Crash

Vacationing Youths Die In Plane Crash   HITS MOUNTAIN   Vici READS

34 British Boys, Five Others Die In Plane Crash   School Children Were Flying to Norway for A Week's Holiday

34 Schoolboys, 5 Others Die In Plane Crash   Chartered British Airliner Smashes Into Mountain

34 Schoolboys Killedin Plane  Five Others Die in  Norwegian Crash ©

Norway Air Crash Kalls 34   British Schoolboys Among Victims In Airliner That Crashes In Storm

34 School Boys Die as Airliner Hits a Norwegian Mount   Youngsters Were on Way to Holiday In Norway: Plane Ran Into Storm.

On Norwegian Mountatnsiae  34 Holiday - Bound British Schoolboys, Others Diein Airliner Crash: During Storm

British Airliner Strikes Norwegian Mountain; 39 Dead  -34 Schoolboys on Holiday And 5 Adults Lose Lives

E ‘fforts to Agree  On $764, 075  Rise. Hits Snag   wN EER EE BCU  Legislators Named to Study Group Between Sessions

‘My Epitaph:  Died A Thousand Deaths’ - -   Oriental Siren May Wong Dies

President Says No to Fairbanks-Tokyo Try   Foreign Policy Given as Reason For Refusing CAB Recommendations; Northwest Request Turned Down, Too

REDS’ RADIO ‘OPTIMISTIC ON TEST BAN   Talks At Geneva Resume Tuesday After 3 Months

E. Germans Ask French To Turn Over Two Pilots   Request Is Expected To Be Ignored Due To Political Friction’

Rescuers Dig For Trapped  Coal Miner  No Hope Is Held For Two Others In  Baherte Chabad Chat

3 Trapped In Tennessee  Coal Mine   AN PGRE LEER ANY  Survivor Pleads With Reseners: ‘Cet Me Out’

Tennessee: =a  Hope Fades for Trapped Miners   Doctor Uses Hacksaw In Emergency Surgery

Work to Free  Three Miners  Pleas of Trapped Youth Heard by Rescuers

TR App F Youth Caught In Cave-In Pleads For heii: 2 Other Mountain Shaft Diggers Feared Dead    Tractor Committee N O Deal! Abandons Project

3 Safe, 1 Hi I Hurt, 2 Lost 2 Lost Men Men Battling To Rescue Three T vend In Mine

TOTALLY UNTRUE SAYS PRESS SECRETARY  Night Club Owner Starts Report Jackie Kennedy Dances The Twist

Sea Transfer Expected As Brazil Threatens To Seize Ship on Entry

Mikoyan Trip to Guinea Seen As Bid to Maintain African Base to Spread Communism

U.S. Tanks ‘Rescue’  Berlin Car   (Related Vielures and Stories, Pages 9 and 20)

Guns trained on Red police at barricades   Armor positioned only ten yards from crossing

U.S. Army Vehicle Freed By Reds as Tanks Point Guns   Kennedy, Adenauer Said To Agree on Measures In Berlin Crisis.

U.S. Tanks Rush To  Border, Free Car   Integration Quiet . Barriers Fall At Atlanta Schools

SWIMS CANAL UNDER FIRE   Border Guards Use Tear Gas, ’ Water Cannon

Commuinsts’ Police Guns Stop Vehicle   Other Accounts of Berlin Violence On Page 12A

U. S."Army Sedan Is Rescued From  Under Red Guns   Car Freed When Gls Wheel Armor Into Position

Border Show OF Force  U.S. Army Car, Halied iBy Soviets, Goes Free

U.S. Ambassador To Seek Meeting With Russians   West German Envoy Meets With Kennedy

Germanyz _  Réds. Release Car Held : ‘in  East Berlin Army Sedan Back: . After Being Halted’ Short of Border...

Halted Under Guns of Communist Police —  U.S. Army Car Released After Tanks Rush to Berlin's Border

Army Tank Threat Frees Car From Reds   Incident Occurs Few Hours after East German Successfully Swims Canal to Freedom under Hail of Bullets

Kennedy, Mac Begin Talks  Allies Still Disagree Over Red Chinese

BOB KENNEDY ASKS MORE SUPPORT FOR  wurst 06CtfkRRT OO Of OED Tae

Woman Lands Balloon After Setting Mark   SEE PICTURE ON PAGE 8-A

Gromyko Noncommital  UN Sees Scant Hope Khrushche' Will Soften Its Berlin Policy

Gromyko Sef To Hold Fast On Questions  icv C.aneh Lmsle   JFK Speech Fails To Stir Communist Bloc Of Nations

Delegates Not Hopeful  Gromyko Expected To Hold Fast To Position In Talk

AWAIT REPLY TO KENNEDY PROPOSALS   For New Disarmament Anc Berlin Crisis Ta’ks  U, N, DELEGATES   Exnect Gromyko Will Hold Fast To Kremlin Policies In Address Today

Reply Due To Kennedy Talk   Diplomats Praise U. S.  Disarmament Proposals

Soviet Seen Unchanged  On Position   Gromyko Slated For Reply In UN To Kennedy’s Plea

Gromyko’s Policy Talk Due Today   Western Diplomats. Neutrals Impressed By Kennedy Speech

Reds Noncommittal On UN Address Soviets Turn Deaf Ear  As World Applauds JFK —

U.N. To Hear Reply Today By Gromyko   Kennedy Urged New Parley on  Disarmament

LITTLE HOPE SEEN OF SOFT RUSS STAND   Tough Kennedy Answer Expected From Gromyko

Little Hope For Change In Attitude   Gromyko To Reply To Kennedy’s U.N. Speech

U.N. Delegates Doubt  Softer Russian Line   Kennedy's Speech Draws Praise Around World

JFK Speech Praised   DISARMAMENT   BY SOVIET UNION STAND U.N. Disarmament Hopes Dimmed   PEACE TREATY

Expect Tough Russian Reply  Soviet Foreiqn Minister Gromyko   Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko Makes UN. Statement Today

WEEKEND TRAVEL CUIDE      Spring Cherry Festival  Slated at Beaumont

Senate Cuts Funds for Welfare Dept.   $18 Million Is Less Than Getting Now

Amid misgivings, acclaim Russians admitted  by Church Council   Picket marches

Russi an Orthodox is admitted to the World Council of Churches  . AMID MISGIVINGS AND CONSIDERABLE ACCLAIM

Misgivings Mark Step   AVsgivings Mark step Russian Church Joins Council

Misgivings, Acclaim as Russian  'Church Admitted to World Council

Church Council OKs Russians  Huge Chris   Huge Christian Convocation Opens

Reports Bloody Battle in Cuba   No Confirmation Of Exile’s Story

Cuban Says Guerrillas Fighting Castro Troops in Hills; Not Confirmed

Bloody Fighting Reported In Cuba Between Castro Forces, Guerrillas

Claim Ridiculed  Exile Leader Says Bloody Fight Under Way In Cuba

CUBAN EXILE CLAIMS NEW FIGHT RAGING   Castro Reported Meeting Outbreak With 25.000 Men

Fighting Reported In Cuba   Exiled Leader's Battle Report Not Confirmed

Rebel Leader  Says Guerrillas Fighting Castre   No Confirmation Of Conflicts From Elsewhere

Cuban Exile Says Rebel Gurrillas Are Involved In Heavy Mountain Fighting

Cuban Battle Reported By Exiled Chief   Bitter Fighting In Mountains: Say Many Killed

Rebel Clash With Militia Is Reported   Exiled Leader Says 25.000 Castro Troops Involved

Exiled Cuban Asserts Rebels Fight Castro  Havana Ridicules Report of Clashes

LONDON -—— Moira Shearer, internationally famous balierina and film star, today gave birh to a third daughter,

Exile Reports Cuban Fighting   Menoyo Tells Of Unconfirmed Clashes

Exile Says Rebels Make War in Cube  Government Radio Ridicnilec Stary

Pacific Seaboard Also Hit  Northeastern Cities Ludkel By Gale Winds, Heavy Snow:

42 Flee Fiery Plane Crash   Inside ..    Kennedys, Jonnsons Atfena  Gala Late, Crowd Small But Show's Terrific

42 Flee Fiery Plane Crash    Kennedys, Johnsons Attend  Gala Late, Crowd Small But Show's Terrific

Inauguration Extravaganza . Movie And ‘TV Stars Present Blowout To Welcome Kennedv

Snow Makes Gala Late In Starting  Inaugural Eve Show Goes On  RutCrowdSmall

DISALLE WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION   Vows to Continue Fight for Programs

Says Defeat, Frustration Not Motives   Will Continue To Push Program For Needs In Ohic

FIND SCOUTMASTER DEAD AFTER POLICE QUIZ  Body of Kidnaped Youth Found Tied to Tree

Scoutmaster. Commits Suicide After Being Queried In Kidnap, Murder Of 10-Year-Old Boy

Suspect Slays Self  10-Year-Old Kidnap Victim Found Dead of Exposure

Ten-Year-Old Kidnaped Bor Found Dead: Scoutmaster “Go-Between” Shoots Self

BOESN’T SEE TEACHERS —  DeWayne Piker Straight-A Student Via Telenhone Use

Girls Playground Schedule ls Set   Signup Will Be This Saturday Morning at High School; Start Is 19th

Highway Talks Begin; Howard ‘Tests Attitude   Governor Checks House Members

Bloc Split On Special U.N. Meet   Session Asked To Settle The Bi zerte Problem

In the U.N... Asian-Africans Seem Split on Special Sessior  Meet Secretly on French-Tunisian Imnascce at Bizerte

Asia, Africa Divided on U.N. Move   Number Reluctant To Back Tunisia’s Call for Session

Asian Group Voices Doubt Of Necessity  eC... 1.   Soviet Bloc To Support Nations Secking Meet

OVER FRENCH - TUNISIAN ACTION  ~ Mro- Afro-Asian Bloc Divided !n UN

Asia-Atrica Bloc Divided on U.N Special Session  Some Members Cool   Some Members Cool To Proposal After Deadlock on Tunisis

Afro-Asians Divided on Tunisian Plans  Group Debotes Call   Group Debates Call Of U.N. Asembly To Ponder Dispute

U.N. Divided On Proposal To Air Tunis  Decision Expected  On Call By Liberia For Aucust Sessio1

Special Session Question Splits Asians, Africans   Nations Reluctant Over Liberia’s Meeting Proposal

\fro-Asians ivided on unisian Plans  Group Debates Call Of U.N. Assembly To Ponder Dicnute

Afro-Asians Divided On Tunisian Plans  Group Debates Call Of U.N. Assembly T:

Asian-African Bloc Splits Over Bizerte   46 Nations Are Divided On Pressing For Special Session

ASIA-AFRICA GROUP SPLIT OVER TUNISIA   Decision On U.N. Assembly Session Gets Airing Today

U.N. Debate On Tunisia Still in Doubt  Asia n-Africans   Asian-Africans Disagree Over Special Session

Asian-African Members Split On French Row   Closed Door Mee’ Is Scheduled This Afternoon

ASIAN-AFRICAN BLOC HESITANT ON PLAN IN UN.   ‘Special Session Tn Question

Asian-African Nations Split on Special Session   Some Reluctant to Back Liberia Call

LIBERIA CALLS FOR SPECIAL U.N. PARLEY   VOR €U MIGIIW Fraiive AY Aggressor In Bizerte  COMMUNISTS   Expected To Support Attempt To Bring Issue Before General Assembly

UN: Action Sought  Asian-African = Block Divided 0) Tunisianssue’.

BIZERTE IMPASSE  Asia-Africa Block Wavers On Special Session in UN

Not Subject To Deportation nee en ae ee  Judge Rules Lias  Wheeling Native

 French Museum Robbed of 57 Paintings  [Art Thieves Make Huge Haul

Greatest Theft in Year — Art Worth $2 Million  Stolen From Museum

Impressionists Onty  Riviera Thieves Haul Off $2 Million In Paintings

Insured Against Fire—Not Theft Paintings Valued at $2 Million Are Stolen From French Museum

Where To Find It   Paintings Worth $2 Million Taken From French Museurr

Valued Paintings Stolen In France  Largest Art Theft Since ‘Mona Lisa’  Was Stolen in 1911

Valuable Art Works Stolen   Masterpieces Worth 2 Million Taken in  Franch Musaum

Draft to Start With Three-Y ear-Olds...  Castro Said To Be Planning Nationalization of Children

U.N. Expects Showdown on  U. S., Russia   Decision Sought Whether Agreement Can Be Reached

Decision Due On Type Of U.N. Session   Small Powers Seek Agenda Agreement  Between U.S., Reds

Showdown Expected In General Assembly  116 Wagttl ¢s+.-- TPN oe ie ee   U.S. Will Stress Disarmament, Congo, Palestine Refugee Aid

U.N. Showdown On Agenda Near   U.S., Russian Still At Odds on Subjects

Showdown Nears On U.N. Session   Steering Committee To Decide on Closing

Showdown Near On Agenda For U.N. Assembly   Will Decide Whether Session Will Be Short, Sweet Or Lona, Bitter

Talk About April 21st Final Date  Committees Have No Decision Yet

Showdown Is Near On U.N.Agenda  Smaller Powers Howe   Smaller Powers Hope To Get U. S., Soviets To Reach Aareement

Sweet or Bitter U.N. Session Decision Soon  U.S. and Soviet  Still Disagree on. iceman ke A le dle

U.N. Sets Showdown On Session   Short, Sweet Or Long And Bitter Meet Possible

Showdown Or U.N. Session Agenda Due  L.S.. Soviet Still At Odds On Issues To Be Debated

Justice Department Files Second Suit Against Kaiser Under Anti-Trust Act

Challenge Issued by Loveless   Keep Remap Promises, Retiring Governor Asks G.O.P.

Legislature Told That's Top Issue   Welfare Measures Also Stressed In Farewell Talk

Inside Today   Loveless Challenges GOP-Run Legislature to Fulfill Promises

Gov. Loveless In Farewell  Calls On GOP To Keep Reapportionment Pledges

Challenge to  Legislature  By Governor Tells GOP-Dominate.  Peer eo eS ee ee eT   Tells GOP-Dominated Assembly to Fulfill, Election Promises

Minimum Wage Battle Tests Administration  _ Conservative  Coalition Holds  Upper Hand

Coalition Holding Upper Hand   Another Cliff-Hanging Test of Kennedy's Legislative Program

House Plunges Into Battle on Minimum Waae   Conservative Coatition Believed Holding Upper Hand: Compromise Expected.

Minimum Wage Battle Predicted In House   ‘Kennedy Exnected To Sign Jobless ‘Pay Bill Quickly

3 Airlines Are Jittery Red Threats To  Control Air To nesme Aven Ui nee

West Airlines Getting Jittery   Fear Soviet Threats To Close Corridors

It Would Be Easy To Jam Radio Guides lt Would Be Easy To Jam Radio Guides Airliners Have Jitters  Flying Over E. Germany

71 Killed As Railroad Car Jumps Tracks   Most Victims Are ‘Teens Going Home For Holidays

‘Supreme Court Will Rule on ‘Sit-in’ ‘Appeals From Baton Rouge Decisions

Sit-In Case To Be Heard   Arrests Made Because  Of Race, Negroes Claim

3 Appeals First to Be Considered   Negroes Contend State Can’t Force Race Segregation

ARGUMENTS DUE LATER ‘ON APPEALS   Negroes Contend State Powerless Under Conditions

Supreme Court To Rule On Sit-In Appeals: Bans Orleans Searegation

‘Spy’ Rocket, Anti-Missile Missile Blow Up During West Coast Tests

Two Trattic Deaths Occur In This Area   Triple Murderer Flees Prison But Is Caught Within Hour in River

Wardens Wile Spots nim  ee eee tte ere ae  ‘Triple Killer Escapes From Prison; Caught Within Hour

A rplanes Guide Search One of Two Suspects in Killing of  Officer Captured in Wooded Aree

HOODS KILL DEPUTY AND SHOOT CHIEF   Two Of Three Gunmen Captured After Terrorizing Dells Resort Area; Block Roads, Comb Woods.

Solons Warned By Economy Minded to Cut ‘Down on Spending or Risk Higher Taxes

Korean Students Go On Rioting Rampage   Object To Security Measures Planned; Fear Return Of Rhee’s Restrictions

Centennial (Turn to Page 10)   Russian Spaceman Plans Visit With Cuban Boss

More State Education Funds Seen  Republicans Willing To Increase Amount For Public Schools.

Firm Places Damages At  $1 Million   Firemen From 12 Communities Fight Early Morning Blaze

Passenaer Helped From Cable Car   U.S., Allies Blamed For Hal  In Soviet Demobilization

Soviet Union Halts Releases In Armed Forces: Blames NATO   Warns That Aggressors Will Be Wiped Out If War Starts

Warn Aggressors:  Russians Stop Returning Servicemen To Civil Life

Reds Order Halt  ‘To Demobilization  Servicemen’s Dutv To Continue lL ntilSienmneoflfGerman 4qreatv

Will Wipe Out Aggressors Soviets  Warn As Demobilization Is Halted

Reds Halt Discharge Of Service Men   Keep Men Until After Ger. man Peace. Blame United States.

Red Government . Apnlies Brakes To Military Cuthack   Says U.S., Allies Are Responsible For . Current World Tension

Agoressors To Be Wiped Out, Russia Says   Returning Servicemen To Civilian Life Being Halted

Where To Find It   fours of Russian Soldiers Being Extended, Reds Claim

Reds Issue Warning to ““Aggressors’’; Stop Demobilization of Armed Forces;

Warn Buildup Possible  Russians Halt Military Cutback, Blame West

Reds Halt Soldiers’  Releases   Blaming the US For Tension, Nev Warning Issued

Reds Order Men Held  In Service  Directive Accuses   Directive Accuses  NATO Pact Nations

Soviets Bolster Arms.  Waneee Aeamncecnrns Wil] BR. CWiemncdd (Chet? Th 38 nw tcwtd.

Soviets Hold Up Demobilization  Crisis Over Berlin Given as Explanatior

Soviets Halt Service Releases   Russians Again Blame ap S.. Allies For Current World Tension

Warns Aggressors Will be Wiped UUT.  Russia Halts Releases From Her Armed Forces

Reds Warn Ageressors  Of Strength   Defense Ministry Ordered to Hold Up  Personnel Release

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES Thenaunsckh Yan   ‘JOINT SATELLITE LAUNCHING

Ayub Khan In Address To Solons  Pakistan Leader Says Aid Must Be Continued

Pakistan Only Friend In Asia; Congress Told   ‘Talks With Kennedy ‘On Kashmir Question ‘Deferred Till Today:

Living Cost For April Unchanged  Gasoline Prices Drop to Lowest In 10 Years

On the Inside. .   Living Costs Hold Steady for Second Month; See Stability

Living Costs Unchanged During April Continued Price Stability Foreseen

Cost of Living Holds Steady During Aoril   U.S. Experts Expect Continued Stability Until June or July

HEAVY SNOW FALLS IN NORTHEAST AREA   Schools Closed And Travel Slowed;  Women Killed In Skidding  Mishaps

Snow Covers Sections Of Northeast   Up To Two Feet  Noted In Area

American Nazi Party Hate Bus Entering Dixie   Asks Protection In New Orleans

American Nazis Send ‘Hate Bus  Protest Communism   Protest Communism And Racial Mixina

‘Hate Bus’ Sent South - With American Nazis   To Protest Communism and Integration

‘Hate Bus’ Is Sent South By Nazi Party   Protection Asked From U. S. Against ‘Jew, Negro Hoodlums

Irish General in Charge UN to Use Congolese (Units Within Katanga

Soldiers With Spirited Dreams Rule ‘After Post-Rhee Confusion and Want

S. Korea Army Stronger Than Gov’t, Coup Shows   Rw JOUN RANTIDOLPH

 Long-Standing Fears Confirmed:  \Korean Coup Is Setback for West’s Hopes   By JOHN RANDOLPH

Latent Fears Of ROK Army [Finally Prove To Be Right   Re IOUN RaYyNoT PH

Stronger Than Government —_ . Coup Confirms Fears  Army Would Take Over   Ry JOHN RANDOLPH

Army Takes Over in South Korea... Hopes for Democracy Damaged by Coup   By John Randolph

South Korea’s Army Proved Toc Strong For Feeble Democracy      Underlines Rhee’s Subordination Of Army To His Civilian Control      RANKROL DIT

South Korean Coup Called Another Blow Against Allied Hopes for Democracy in Asia

South Korean Coup Called Blow to Our Hopes for Democracy in Asia   Rv JOHN RANDOLPH

JFK Orders Cut In FHA Interest Rate  Ceiling On Home Mortgage Costs Is Lowered Again   OTHER ACTIONS

JFK Orders Cut In FHA Interest Rate  Ceiling On Home Mortgage Costs Is Lowered Again

Robbery Suspect Shot In Break from Court: Condition Satisfactory       Flees‘to Alley’ Be  ees ‘to Alley Behind: County Bldg In Valley, Felled by Pol  ice Bullet:

Robbery Suspect Shot In Break from Court: Condition Satisfactory   Flees to Alley Behind. County Bldg In Valley, Felled by Police Bullet

ON ROAD -ENTERING FROM WEST Red Youths Building Berlin Border Fence

‘Death Zone’ Stripped Of Underbrush   Communist Youth’s Job To Erect Double Barbed Wire Fences

Ratterman  Case Dropped   Judge Dismisses Case After  Testimony By Surprise Witness

SPOTLIGHT:   PHOTOGRAPHER TESTIFIES  Surprise Witness Clears Ratterman

200 Police On Guard As Trial Opens   All Persons Given Thorough Search At Entry   SMALE CROWD

SEE ANTI-TRUST CASE FOLLOWED BY CIVIL SUITS   Customers May Seek Recovery

Early Morning Shooting Show Shower of Meteors to Brighten Skies Starting M idnight Friday

Girl, 12, Survives 3-Day Ordeal On Cliff Beach; Copter Saves Her

Girl, 12, Saved After Three Days Without Food And Only Trickle Of Spring Water

Girl Survives 3-Day Ordeal Without Food   eV RSROwak FE www  Helicopter Crew Rescues Youth on Rocky Beach

Wilke Tells Of Mystery Abduction   Three Days Without Food  ‘Copter Rescues Girl, 12, Lost On Rocky Seacoast

Survives Without Food, Water  Girl, 12, Lost On Oregon Coast, Found By ’Copter

US Willing To Pay   No Food, Little Water But Becky Survived Ordeal

[Rescued By Dari ring Helicopter Crew  ey 12, Saved After T hree-Day Ordeal On Rocky Seaside Cliff

Infant Drowns in Green Bay Waters   Helicopter Rescues Lost Girl, 12. After Three Days on Rocky Coast

Girl Rescued After Ordeal in Oregon   Helicopter Crew Flies Through Foq to Land on Rocky Beach

Little Becky recovering   12-year-old lost three days on rocky Oregon coast!

Daring Pilot Saves Lost Youngster  Girl Safe After Ordeal on Rocky Coastline

Two-Sided Courage...  Little Lost Girl’s Rescue Brings Deep Thankfulness

No Food, Little Water; Saved By Fisherman _ ec aeSD A S SRLN P REA ERR N  AIA LS IEE. NC I TEP RETESET TE SEMIS EET NE AT OS LEIS SII SAAC ARPES RS i, ECS AD  Girl Survives 3 Davs On Rocky Beach

 Ordeals On Beach, Desert SSS eer  Girl, One-Legged Man Are Rescued

Withholding On Dividends Is Proposed   ‘Urgent Ist Step’ Toward Reform s Attacked By GOP

ALSO CITES. EXPENSE. ACCOUNT ABUSE.  President Asks H        Higher : Tax Rate On Dividends

Kennedy’s Tax Reform Plan Far- Reaching, Would Affect  Businesses. Millions Of Persons

JFK’s Proposes Crackdown Seeks Expense Account  Curb. Dividend Tax Hike

Asks Expense Account Curbs, Dividend Levy   PLANT INVESTORS STAND TO GAIN

President Asks Tax Raise On.  Dividends  Offers Seven-Point Program For _ Sweeping Tax Reform

JFK Asks Congress To Raise Taxes On Divicsiencs aud Take Other Steps Toward Sweentna Tax Reform In ’62

oe Kennedy Asks Congress urb “Expense Account Living”   Affects Millions

To Be Used As Reform President Asks Congress  For Broad Tax Changes

New Tax Proposals  ‘Offered   Kennedy Asks Congress To Change Present Tax Laws

President Urges Broad Changes In Tax Structure   Expense Accounts, Cheaters Targets Of His Requests

Ask Congtess For Broad Tax Change To Help Public   Kennedy Urges Action To Bring Income Tax Cut

Tax Reform Steps Asked By Kennedy  Would Withhold Levie: On Dividends, Assist New Plant Building

Expense Account Crackdown...  Jack Proposes Tax  Increase, Reforms

- Sweeping: Reforin. 1 Proposal. Kennedy Asks ‘Curb. On: xpense A Nn Living: Seeks Tax: Boost On ‘Dividends

Dividend Tax H ike, Cuts on Firms /On Investinenis Asked by Kennedy

Kennedy Seeks Curb On Expense Account Living in Congress   President Presents SevenPoint Tax Plan; Gives  Riaeinase Taw (nt Viawe

JFK Asks: Congress For Tax Reforms   Asks For Raised Taxes On Dividends Jn 7 Point Plan

Wants Interest And Dividend Taxes Withheld Tax Incentive For Business

House Gives Overwhelming Passage To Bil   Pass Temporary Two-Year Raise On Payroll Taxes

. . . a ‘ « vn >. ‘ House Okays Bill for 13-Week Extension of Jobless Pay

Jobless Pay Bill First  Kennedy To Push For Antirecession Steps In Congress

Jobless Benefit Extension Bill To Be Offered   Kennedy Team Alert As Auto Industry Plans 80,000 Layoff

Solons See Fast Okay To Pay Bill   House Approves Bill By 392-30; Leaders Set March 15 Deadline

Jobless Benefits Bill Expected To Be Enacted  im MASIIE Can   Measure Will Start Administration Push

Idle Benefit Bill Passage Said Certain   -Extension Measure First In Kennedy’s Antirecession Fieht

Administration To Open Drive On Recession   Measure To Extend Jobless Pay Set For Early Action

Winter’s Worst Storm   First Of Anti-Recession Measures  Drive Will Start Monday On Jobless Aid Extension

JFK Will Push Recovery Plans This Monday   Unemployed Move Will Lead Parade; Clear Sailing Seen

After Sailing Through House .. .  Senate Leaders See Jobless Pay Approval!

Will Press Federal Aid For Jobless   Will Ask Congress To Extend Benefits For Idled Workers

Similar Swift Passage Anticipated In Senate For 13-Week Extension

Push To Start Monday on Bill To Aid Jobless   Goldberg Sees Clear Sailing ‘for Measure To Extend Benefits

Two Bills fo Help Idle May Face Little Opposition   Administration Leads Off With Measure to Extend Benefits

Anti-Slump Campaign To Begin Monday   Jobless Benefits Extension Will Be First Step

Jobless Pay Extension Bill Ils Due Monday Little Opposition Expected  Tr AMAancirrea

Congress to Consider Anti-Recession Bills  First Would Extend Benefits to Unemployed.

BUC Benefits Get Top Priority   Goldberg Predicts Measure Will Pass

Kennedy Administration Starts Push Monday On Anti-Recession Measure

Clear Sailing Expected Push On Anti-Recession  ‘Bills Becins On Monday

CLEAR SAILING FOR JOBLESS PAY EXTENSION SEEN   Kennedy's First Antireces  sion Bill Would Add 13 : Wecks to Benefits.

Push Set On Legislation To Aid Jobless  Clear Sailing Seen For Measure To  Extend Benefits

Rush Work On JFK Aid Bill   House and Senate To Take Action Soon

Antt-Recession Strategy Is Set   Administration Starts on New Program Monday

Senate Leaders Predict Quick Approval of UC   Emergency Measure Sails Through the House by a Vote of  392-30.

Kennedy Administration Sets Out to Enact Wide Anti-Recession Bills

NQ RED CHINA EXCHANGE   Many Problems, But F. ‘ate Givine K ennedy Time

fete LACE TEE me amas eal oy     President Inherits the Luxury of Time

People You Know   DR. KLUCKHOHN —  TO NATIONAL COUNCIL  OF ENGLISH TEACHERS Westmar Instructor — To Judge Iowa Contestants In NCTE Achievement Contest

Today s Column  Viewans! ‘a Not FCC Laws, Will Bring Better TV Densenes

NO! HOWLS IL SERGEANT Recruit Brings Wife, 2 Bambinos Along in Reporting for Army Duty

Congo To Try Katanga Boss For Treason  Bomboko Mentions   Bomboko Mentions Lumumba Slaying As Tshombe Crime

Will Try Tshombe  On Treason Charge  Slaying of Lumumba Among Indictments

Congo Republic Will Prosecute Katanga Leader   Tshombe Faces Trial on ‘Crimes  Of High Treason’

Lumumba’s Death Laid To Leader   Katanga. President Accused Of Crimes Against Conzolese

Lad Believed To Be Victim Of I] Woman   Police Intensify Hunt After Finding Body; Mavor Warns Parents

After Some Sheriffs Voice Protests  Col Waggoner Says Bickering (Over Patrol’s Role Must Stop -

;Duping by Reds Is an Issue ‘Film on Riot Draws Debate   Bv.ROBERT EUNSON

‘Wrongly Identified Corpse — Woman Remains Dead In Eyes of British Law

British Coroner Denies Widow's Claim She Was Not Found Dead in a Bathtub

School Aid Bill About Set As Protestants Withdraw Their Opposition; Jobléss Pay Extended

Probers Lash Corrupt Prosecutors Police, Judges In Gambling Rise

Corruption Gets Blame by Probers For Increase in Gambling Activities

» Judges, Prosecutors and Police  NY. Rackets Probers Charge Corruptior

Says Corruption In Courts Are Helping Growth Of Crime   Senate Investigations Subcommittee Probes Gamblina Rackets

Corrupt Judges, Prosecutors Aid Gaming, Charge  Poe aera Dante Manaw   Police on Beat Know Of Rackets, Claim

TRACTORS-CAPTIVES NEGOTIATIONS OPEN   By ROBERT BOYD Miami Herald Staif Writer Copyright 1961,

Cuban Rebels Destroy Two Large Stores   Anti-Castro Forces Set Fire to Big Buildings In Havana. Santiago.

Sabaoteurs Destroy Two Largest Stores In Cuba   6 Children Die In Fire At Family-Built Shack

-Two Large Cuban Department Stores ‘In Ruins, Anti-Castroites Are Blamed

Cuban Saboteur: Busy; 2 Stores Objects of Arson  Crowds Cheer As   Crowds Cheer As Flames Destroy Havana Building

Castro’s Foes Destroy Two Cuban Stores   Sabotage Against Dictator: Mounts, Three Fires Set

See Castro Beyond Point of No Return As Strain Develops With Russ in Cuba

Inside...   Cubans Would Lose if Argument Ensued  Hints of Strain Between Russians, Fidel Castro   By WILLIAM L. RYAN Associated Press News Analyst

Hints Of Strain Appear  Between Castro, Soviets   By WILLIAM L. RYAN Associated Press News Analyst

—CASTRO STILL IKE‘S DUTY—  JFK Seeking Army Leader   ... TALKS WITH McNAMARA

Laos Session ls Delayed Once Again   Rival Delegations Balking At Compromise Plan

Britain, Russia Set Laos Talks For Tuesday   Delayed by Balking of Laos Groups

Cc heck for Sabotage in Base Fire   2nd Million-Dollar Blaze in 4 Days

Huge Blaze Second in Last 4 Days   3 Buildings Leveled at Wright-Patterson; Arson Checked.

Second Fire sweeps Air  Force Base  Officials Check Possibility Of Arson, Sabotaade

Proposes Law Providing Optional . Cash Redemption for Trading Stamps

Reaction Ranges From Praise To GOP Cries of Indignation   Senator Bridaes Hits ‘Gloom Doom’ Philosonhy

European Reactions. Favorable  Message Reception Varies Between Demos, Republican:

Democrats, Republicans. Split Reaction.  Not All Of Kennedy’ Party Go All The Way; GOP Resentful

Demos Hait Talk; GOP Is Skeptical   Opposition Sees A Too-Dark View Of U.S. Affairs

GOP Skeptical But Democrats Hail Message  “Too Negutive,’ “Cail to Action’ Key Responses

‘New Name, $40 Million Saving  G.N, N.P. AND CB.Q. _ RAIL MERGER IS VOTED

Floods _ Hit Iowa Valleys  7 South Ceéniral   South Ceéniral U.S. Toil High

South Central States Hit by  Twisters. Rain   Rising Rivers Pose Flood Threat to Towa Towns

Sandbag Teams Battling Flood In lowa Today  Nine Drownings a Weekend  i °  \AJ ae rae

Right to Speak Said Denied  ONE-MAN CRUSADE WINDS UP IN TODD COUNTY COURT

Inside The Proaress   by State Commission...  Hearings Scheduled On River Pollution

srid Star Framed/ Anti-Vice Sheriff Candidate Nabbed With Stripteaser

5 Negro Riders Beaten In Miss. Bus Terminal   Three Youths and Two Girls Attacked by About 40 White Men at McComb.

Driver Killed On Toll Road   Truck Plunges Down 60-Foot Embankment

Name Cane Base of All ‘Moon Tries   Site in Florida Will Be Expanded as Giant Boosters’ Field.

Joint Communique     Warn New Nations Against Subversion, Imperialism

Sukarno, Kennedy  Join ia Warning To All Mew Nations  Must Be Alert to All Attempts at Subversion

495 Doctors, 154 Dentists Are Drafted   Call-Up Also Affects 67 Veterinarians For Armed Forces

Call Issued ToDoctors, Dentist:   A General Buildup o' Armed Services Is Planned

Doctors, Dentists Called To Tend Health of Men Called by Armed Forces

Voudr VUST ANNOUNCE REDUCED — INTEREST RATE ON NEW LAND BANK LOANS. — WITH OUTSTANDING LOANS AUTOMATICALLY REDUCED — ON MAY 1  Federal Land Bank — Lowers Interest Rate — From 6 Per Cent ~ To 5'4 Per Cent — Effective March 24

ANNOUNCE: REDUCED _ INTEREST RATE ON NEW ‘LAND BANK LOANS - WITH OUTSTANDING LOANS AUTOMATICALLY ' REDUCED — ON MAY 1}  Federal Land") Bank — Lowers Interest  Rate — From 6 Per Cent . To S'2 Per Cent — Effective March. 24

Reds: Demand =n d To oO Se N.      “Poreign Puppets”   Dae Blasted

— se On UN  Russians Support Successor te 9 -<**8#*""o* Dead Lumumha

Soviets Demand End of All UN Operations in Congo   Withdraw Troops in Month Red Envoy Warns Assembly

Dag Blasted As Gromyko Asks Ouster   Russian Minister Attacks Belgium For ‘Aggression’

Stevenson Rejects Russ Attack  Says U.S. Will Stand By Hammarskjold, Rap: Gromyko's Charaes

Deadline Of Month Given By Gromyko   Minister Bitterly Attacks Dag, Asks Arrest Of Leaders

U.N. Congo Role Under New Attack  Soviets Demand End Of U.N. Operations In

Committee Okays Fair Trade Bill   Both Houses Hold Short Sessions; Committees Busy

Eichmann Case Summation ‘Top Dog’ Not ‘Cog,’ Israeli D.A. Argues

Israel Labels Eiehmann As ‘Central Co g   Prosecution Says Accused In Charge Of Jews’ Massacre

May Not Score Hit On Earth's ‘Twin’ Planet   Interplanatery Station Launched From Mother Satellite

Space Station In Three-Month Journey  Russians Uncertain If Piggy-Back Rocket To Hit Qe Qrhkie Vane

Tee Early To Say Itll Hit Target  Soviet Rocket Ship Speeds To Venus On 3-Month Trip

Russians Say Interplanetary Station Now ilevinge &% 9S AGG  Mitloe Ar Caner

Farin S$ sister Planet  ‘Piggyback’ Method Used to Send Ship Into Outer Regions

Soviet Rocket Ship Racing In Space For May Rendezvous With Venus

Too Early To Say It'll Hit Target Soviet Rocket Ship Speeds Toward Venus On 3 Mth. Trip      (See Other Story Page 15)

pace Vehicle Is Fired From Orbiting Satellite to Probe Planet Cloud Cover

WASHINGTON UPI — Paul M. Butler, former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, died today of a heart attack.   incoming Mayor Starts Squabble

Fannin County Geis Five Stars   Awarded By ET C of C  For Fiscal Operations

Route 9 Collision Of TwoCompacts Fatal To Three   Boy's Plea For Help With ‘Pravers Prevents Suicide

Construction Money Axed or Tax-Supported School:   It Is Rare Legislator Who Doesn't Have Idea To Rescue NM Schools

COLD AIR TO RETURN THURSDAY  Fair, Warmer Weather Arrives In Indiana

Auto Talks Appear Near Agreement   Both Sides Hopeful: UAW and Chrysler Agree On Key Contract Issues

UAW, Chrysler Move Nearer to Agreement   Two Rey Contract Tssues Resolved Early Today

Money For More Bombers Included. . . Senate Approves Record ~Peacetime Defense Bill

Record Peacetime Bud get Of $46.8-Billion Adopted   HOUSE EXPECTED TO GIVE APPROVAL

Emporia Weather   Senate Votes  Arms Money  Appropriation Bill  Gere Tleanite ane

By Unanimous Vote  Senate Passes $46 Billion Peacetime Defense Fund

Record Defense Appropriations Voted by Senate   $46,848,292,000 Bill includes Nearly Billion More “Than: Redtested:

Big Appropriation Bill More Than Requested   Includes Nearly Billion More Than President Asked; Bill Now Goes Back To House for Consideration of Increase

Senate Votes Defense Funds   $46.8 Billion Bill Record in Peacetims

Record Defense Bill Passes   Unanimous Vote Gives JFK More Than Asked For

Senate Unanimously Approves Record $46 Billion Defense Appropriation

Senate Goes For Record Budget 85-0   House Expected Tc Okay Defense Bill For $46.8-Billion

JFK Asks $3.5 Billion For New Aid   Appropriations Listed as Rust: Pleads for OK

Rusk To Make Final Plea For Foreign Aid   Kennedy Request Believed In Trouble

Near Kennedy Route  Earthslide Brings Death, Ruin to Suburb of Paris

AR Rs eee wee ee     " Disastrous Earthslide Sucks in Factory, Building, Homes

Trade Unions To Continue Belgian Strike   Vote Dashes Hopes for Early End to Violence

Trade Unions To Continue 19-Day Strike   Large Public Gatherings Banned Today

GUF Sets Goal On Gifts to KU For This Year  Personal Contacts   Personal Contacts Stressed: 15,000 Donors Are Sought

Moscow faces problems in plan to take Conao   By LYNN HEINZERLING

Congo Situation Soviets Attempt To Establish Bridgehead   Ry FEYNN HEINZERLING

Lumumba Made Martyr  Soviet Gets New Chance To Take Over in Africa

N.Y. City Dem. Scene Is All Turmoil; J.F.K. Coming To Plug Wagner;PrendergastAgainstHim

Ey ak  ‘food Morning   Bangkok meet  SEATO vows to build up unit: fighting power to halt Reds °

SEATO Chiefs Vow to Build Asia Streneth   U.S. Savs 15 Large Helicopters Are Due In Laos to Give Aid

LAUS CRISIS RESULTS  SEATO Chiefs In Plans To Build Up Armed Strength

American ‘Copters Dispatched to Laos  Government Charges  N. Viet Nam Invasion

Absence Of Deadline A Bricht Note   But Speech Scanned Closely For Others To Balance Threats

Red Stand Unchanged. Says Rusk   Berlin Extension Afay Euse Tension

'Emergency Program Bill Kennedy Signs Measure To Cut Grain Surpluses

Kennedy Signs Feed Grain Bill; First Major Law  Setup Designed   Setup Designed To Cut Surplus Put in Action

Kennedy Signs Bill On Surplus Grains   Emergency Program, to Be Set in Motion at Once, Raises Support Prices to Farmers in Return for 20 Per Cent Cut in Acreage

Feed Grains Bill Is Signed   Emergency Program Goes Into Effect; Is Compromise

First Major Bill Signed By Kennedy   Measure Seeks To Curb, Feed  Grain Surpluses

In Today's Paper   First Major Bill Emergency Grain Plan Becomes Law

Surplus Grain Bill Signed — By Kennedy   Emergency Measure Intended to Reduce Stock Feed Pileup

Rush to Put Feed Grain Program Into Action   Kennedy Signs Bill Less Than 2 Hours After Senate Passes It

Cut Acreage, Hike Supports On Corn, Oats   Kennedy’s First Major Bill Becomes Law; Meant To Cut Surplus.

Cut in Feed Grain Signed   Kennedy Okays First Major Bill Designed to Reduce Surpluses

Is Ist Major Bill Signed By President   Designed To Cut Down Huge Surpluses

Deasnington:  Feed Grain Law Signed By Kennedy  Program Planned To Cut Down on Sutplus Products

"Aviation Catastrophe’ High-Ranking Russian Officers Die In Crash   At Geneva See Soviet Trap In Laotian Proposals

Russ brass  die in crash   5 high ranking officers in armed forces killed

One Veteran of Red Revolution  Others Little Known; Suspect Staff Aides, Crew to Raise Toll

{ Generals, Colonel Victims Of Catastrophe   Gen. Kolpakchi, Hero of Berlin, Loses Life

RED AVIATION CATASTROPHE IS DISCLOSED   Gen. Viadimir Kolpakchi Among Victims; Mos~cow Secrecy Raises Speculations Of Space Connections.

General Who Took Berlin Is One Victim   Moscow Report Bare of Details: Space Exploit Speculated

“Catastrophe Fatal for General  Tass Declares Gen. Kolpakchi One of Victims   A Veteran

rive Soviet Officers Die In Catastrophe   Gen. Kolpackchi Among Victims

Secrecy Surrounds  Air Crash   One Of Officers Was Full Army Gen. Number Of Others Believed Killed

Soviet Officers Killed   Air ‘Catastrophe’ Claims Five Leaders, Sketchy Report Says

5 High Red Officers Are Killed   Little Data Is Supplied On Air Accident

Secrecy Hints Disaster Was In Space Work   Five High Ranking Officers Killed, Others Are Probable

Russian Officers  Killed ina Crash   Soviets Call Incident Aviation Catastrophe

INCLUDING FULL GENERAL 5 High-ranking Soviet Officers Killed in ‘Aviation Catastrophe

U.S. Position On W. Berlin Is Toughened   Has No Intention Of Reducing Its Military Garrison

JFK Assert: Inient to Hold Berlin  Disavows Plan To Cut Forees -

No Reduction In Garrison There Planned  if Fe one psa CO — Ss   Concessions Offered Soviets in Geneva  Talks Not Binding

United States Has No Intention Of Reducing 6,000-Man Military Crew in German City

U.S. Won't Reduce Its Berlin Army   Concessions Once Accorded Soviets Now Taken Back

Old Offers On. Berlin Made To Reds Dropped  US. Won’t Reduc   U.S. Won’t Reduce Garrison In Berlin, ‘Says State Dept. .

Concessions On Berlin Ruled Out   U.S. Announces No Reduction In City’s Troops

serlin Concessions tetracted by  WASHINGTON (®)—The Kennedy administration separated itself yesterday, from oncessions once. offered the Soviet Union by the Western powers,  The concessions were offered in an effort to negotiate a short-term agreement on the uture of West Berlin in 1959.  The State Department also asserted that the United States has no intention of reducing ts military garrison in that city, which the Western powers are pledged to protect against Yommunist pressures. The United States, Britain and France have approximately 11,000

Cancel Deal On Berlin; Troops Stay   U. S. Will Not Reduce Garrison There, State Dept. Makes Clear— Void °59 Concessions

Also Says It Ha: No Intention Of Reducing U.S. Garrison In That City

Monitors Place Explosion Site Kast Of Stalingrad; Disclose Radioactive Fallout In Alaska

Ath Test Blast Is — Reported   Kennedy Weighing Reply to Neutrals:

Neutral Nations Appeal - ‘Soviet Attitude Block ToTalks On A-Testing

Soviet Attitude  Dims Prospects. For Arms Curb '   Sympathetic Response To Neutral Appeal Expected From U.S.

Ce 8. fo Be-Gticsts /- ~ Of Chamber      Kennedy In Sympathy With Neutrals Non-War Appeal

\U. S. fo Train French Troops In A-Weapons   Sympathetic to Neutral Nations  US. Sees Little Hope Talks Could Succeed

Soviets Explode Fourth Nuclear Device... ; Administration To Consider Appeal From 25 Neutrals

Red Attitude Spoils  Chances for Peace   Soviet Union Explodes 4th Nuclear Test: Radioactive Fallout Detected

U.w. 15 Sympathetiic To Any Move  But Soviet Attitude, Seomniey of A-Ban  see Mae wae ree

Favorable Response  Predicted   Neutral Nations Ask Big Powers To Negotiate

AEC Says Russians Set Off Fourth Nuclear Explosion, Radioactive Fallout in Alaska Called 35 Times  Averaace Level!

Soviet Blast Located East Of Stalingrad   U.S. May Explode Underground Device Within Two Weeks

AEC Bares 4th A-Test By Russia   Monitors Locate Site of Blast as East of Stalingrad

But Fourth Russ A-Blast Dims Hopes for Talks  U.S. Tests Expected Soon; : ‘ Rodtatlan ‘Donarvdod tn Alaels

Red A-Blast Spree Hurts  Parley Hope   Sympathetic U.S. Response Foreseen To Neutrals’ Plea

U.S. ‘Sympathetic’ Te Neutrals’ Plea   Appeal for U.S.-Soviet Negotiations to Save World From ‘Horror of Nuclear War’ to Get Consideration: Reds Set Off Fourth Blast

U.S. Seen Cool To Negotiations   Will Air Plea By Neutrals Tc  Meet Russians

Reds Blast 4th Test U.S. Considers Neutrals’ Plea  For Peace Talks

Sympathy  For Neutral  Plea Seen Site Of Nuclear  Test Reported West  Of Stalingrad

TO NUCLEAR APPEAL President Plans Response   Crisis Spurs Hike in Shelter Sales

U.S. In Sympatt With Peace Pl Of Neutralists   Aggressive Soviet Attitude Discourages Negotiation Progress

Little Hope Seen: For Negotiations  On Nuclear Tests  Soviets Touch Off Fourth Blast; U.S. Ready te Recume Evniacian

Nonaligned Ask Soviets, 'U.S.To Meet   Want World Saved From Nuclear War

Progress Held Doubtful Due to Stern Red Views  Bid for East-West Negotiations Comes As Soviets Unleash 4th Nuclear Test   Grant, Ingersoll Resign In Civil War Group Rift

Hopes Dim For N-Talks   Aggressive Soviet Attitude On Berlin Issues Seen as Factor

Neutrals’ Nuclear Appeal Draws Only Sympathy   Khru Again Asks Peace Parley

On Nuclear lestin  U.S. - Soviet Negotiations Unlikely To Be A Success

Sympathetic Response To Appeal For  Halting War   25 Neutral Nations Urge Negoliations To Save World From Nuclear Holocaust

Administration Is Expected to Give Ear to Neutrals  U.S. Officials Feel

Sympathy Expected .  Gov't Considers Neutrals’ Appeal to Avert N-War

Will Withdraw From U. N. Congo Comman  ‘Charter OF Mew Alcea’ ks Proclaimed By Leftist Group

Negro Admits Killing, Rape Near Holland   Charges Expected to Be Filed Today Against Ex-Convict, 34

Kennedy Asks Funds to Retrain Idle Workers and Move Them to New Jobs

Mail Sales Licenses to 70,000 Firms   Missouri Retailers Must Have One After Oct. 13.

Refail Licenses To 70,000 Firms  State Moves to Plug Tee All aetinn banl-

Grim Task At Crash Scene  Families Of Recruits Await Identifications

Task Begins To Tdentif Vv  Plane Victims   Army Says Families Will Be Notified As Work Progresses

Army Busy  Checking Into Crash  Experts Stort —   Experts Start» Probe As To Cause: 77 Dead

Rocket Craft Pilot To Seek Another Mark   Army Begins Prohe Of Reerui Plane Disaster That Killed 77

(CAA to Investigate  Identifying Bodies of Plane Crash Victims is Under Way

UT NSCTUITS, VTOWMEN . soo  Army Finds It Hard  To Identify Bodies

ARMY STARTS GRIM TASK OF IDENTIFICATION Begin To Search For Crash Cause

BISHOP AMBUSHED Reds Kili Couple in South Vict Nam .Behead Chica Children

 Sensational Espionage Trial Opens      eatsallonel Espionage Trial Opens  ‘Britain Charges Spies Fed Secrets to Moscow

Spy Charges Unveiled as Trial Opens  Britain Accuses 2 of Giving Secrets to Reds

Charges Spy Ring Stole Navy Secrets  BDI Twn Wrachtacrinr   FBI In Washington Says 2 Defendants Are Americans

2 Americans Deny Guilt in Spy Trial   Sensational Case Begins;  Britain Charges Ring Stole Naval Secrets for Russians

Claim Spies Sent Details To Moscow   Two Are Americans; Defendants All Enter Pleas of Not Guilty

Pair Denies Taking Top Secret Data   Five Arraigned In British Court As Agents For Russia

Spy Trial Opens In Britain   Naval Secrets Sent To Moscow; Ring of 5 Includes 2 Americans

Britain Trying ) for Stealing Naval Secrets   Iwo of the Defendants Are Americans. Accused of Relaying Data to Reds,

Waterspout  Skims Gulf  Claleeiotn& tl meAccAle   Galveston Crowds  Watch Spyectacle

Legislature Quits After 8-Month Term   Governor May Reca  Assembly Later for  Reanportionment

Touse, Senate Maces, Symbol of Power of People, In Resting Places—  1961 Legislature; Worn, Scarred By 8  Mos. Of Tough Infighting, Now History

Choice May Be Reported Next Week  “Hopes Project “May Bégin This Septembe

1962 Cars Will Have Seat Belts   Safety Devices To Be Standard Item

Arrest Piar In Mexico, Given To FBI   Taken Into Custody Aboard Heavily Armed Yacht

Nok wy =, Tower Saboteurs  Two Self-Styled Nuts   Factor In Arrest

Leader Of Subversive Group Held   2 Taken Into Custody Aboard Heayily Armed Yacht.On.Mexico Cosas!

Nabbed By Mexican Police On Heavily-Armed Yacht Two Yanks, One Confessed Revolutionary, Held For Tower Bombings

Two Self-Styled Revolutionaries Adinit Blowing Up Western Microwave Relays

Made Move To Destroy Big Business   ‘American Republican Army’ Is Name Given By 2 Co-Conspirators

‘Hate Business   Charge Americans With Blasting Microwave Towers

Self-Styled Revolutionary Planned To Destroy ‘Big Business’ in U. S.

Arrested On Armed Yacht  2 Men Jailed For  Tower Sabotage   (See picture Page 17)

ENSENADA, MEXICO Microwave Tower Bombers Captured   Appears Relaxed, Calm

Microwave Saboteurs Captured   “Army" Leader Admit: Blasting Up Towers, $100.000 Bail Set

Concern Rises Over Air Flights—  Pair Of West German Jets Blunder into Berlin

Berlin Air Lanes Causing Concern After Incidents   W. German Fighters Enter French Sector;  Reds Buzz U.S. Plane

CONCERN UP OVER AIR LANES   West German Jets Blunder Into Berlin: MiGs Buzz Airliner:

E. Germans Denounce Lost Planes   Charge Pilots Were on West Spy Mission

Soviet Jets Buzz Flights fo Berlin  Two Western Plane:  ‘Blunder’ Into City

U. S. Protests Soviet Buzzing Of Airliners   Two West German Fighters Held After Border Blunder

Concerned Over Use Of Routes   Provocative Act Is Term Handed ‘Pilot Blunders

Berlin Air Corridors In Danger   West German Blunder, Red Buzzing of Planes Increase Allied Concern

Plane Blunder: Cause Concern at High Levels  Russ MIG Jets   Russ MIG Jets Shadow U. S. Craft at Berlin

INUTICE AMOUnCces  State May Get $4 Million Plant of Canadian Firm

Nutter Announces  State May Get $4 Million  Plant of Canadian Firm

Tariff Change Pushed  I” _ gy   Kennedy Faces Stiff Battle on Sweeping Cuts

Tariff Laws May Be Changed  Freer European Trade Hampers U. S. Position

Bipartisan Appeal Indiana Senators Request More  Flood Control Funds For State

13 NOMINEES UP FOR SENATE CONFIRMATION   ee  Connally, Bowles Face Op. position; Adlai and Cabinet Take Oath,

SUB-CABINEI LIST GIVEN TO SENATE   Fight Expected Over Connally And Kennedy

Hope For Nominees  Approval   Seek Confirmation Of 13 for Positions 2 Face Opposition

Two Nominees Face Opposition In Senate Vote   But Leaders Hope tc Win Confirmation of 13 Selections Today

Senate Studies Kennedy Aides   Hope To Confirm 13 Nominees Today

Two Are Opposed 13 Nominees Facing Senate  Hope To Win Confirmation

Senate 0.K.+ Sought For  13 Nominees Cabinet Sworn In; Morse Opposes Connally Selection

Senate Set To Acton 13 Of Nominees   At Least Connally, Bowles Expected To Face Opposition

Senate Static For Connally, Chef Bowles   Texan’s Oil Ties Are Rapped By Sen, Wayne Morse

More Nominees Get Senate Eve   ROWLES OPPOSED   STEVENSON APPROVED

Connally’s Oi Industry Ties  Hit By Morse   Cotton Fo Question Bowles On Peiping Admission To UN

Senate Eyes Confirmation  For 13 Aides  Onnosition Declare   Opposition Declared On Bowles, Connally For Kennedy Posts

Below Cabinet Level Senate Hopeful For Contirmation  Of 13 Kennedy Appointees Today

Cabinet Approved, Sworn In Saturday—  Senate Leaders Hope To Win Okay For 13 JFK Sub-Cabinet Positions

Senate to Aci On13 Kennedy Appointments  Opposition Seen For at Least 2 of President’s Nominee

Handley’s Proposals Win Backing  Presentation of Bills Follows His Farewell  Speech to Legislature —Urges Easing Taxes

Three Named Trustees of  New Haven RR   Administration Rebuffed on Single Trustee

Thanksgiving Vacation Set For Schools   Community School Board Gives Bus Drivers Stronger  Discipline Role

Diplomats Think U.S.  Loses Out See Tunisia Stand  ‘Hurting in U.N.

Afro-Asian Votes Seen  Lost to U.S.   Bloc Alienated - By Neutral Stand in Tunisian Dispute

Berlin May Sutter From  U.N. Action   Diplomats Say U.S. Stand On Tunisia Harmful

Supporters Of Lumumba Have Trouble   Three Anti-Communist Leaders Map Strategy To Crush Opposition

Report March On Luluabourg Near Collapse   Military Pact Expected To Lead To Political Accord

JFK Likes To Sit ‘n Rock (But No Roll)   Helps President To Relax, Says Personal Doctor

President Kennedy Uses Old Fashioned  Rocking Chair for Relaxation, Exercise

Ol’ Rockin’ Chair's Got Jack  Best For All, Says White House Doc, But Get A Comfortable One

Ol Rocking Chair in JFK Office One of Most Treasured Possessions

UAW Drop: Demand In  GM Parley   Profit-Sharing Bid Withdrawn; Other Benefits Must Stay

UAW Reduces Demands On General Motors   Union Withdraws Request To Share In Firm’s Profits

Auto Workers WithdrawGM  Pact Demand   Union Suggests Benefits Be Paid For In ‘Usual Way

Castro Sends New  Prisoner Group  Cuban Chief Ignores Swap Plan Rejection

Group Seeks To ‘Explain’ Swap Stand   Tractor Committee Disbanding Ignored By Cuban Dictator

Castro Sends 10 Prisoners  To Key West   Group to Explain Cuba Chief's Tractor Stand to U.S. Public

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To Stay ‘Indefinitely’  10 Cuban Prisoners Arrive For More Tractor Talks

Castro Sents Back Prisoner Group To Explain His Stand  Mrs. FOR Has No Comment To Make As

Say Cuban Delegation Is on Way   Reveal Group Sent To Explain Fidel’s Tractor Plans.

Prisoner Group Is to ‘Explain Castro Position’   Committee Gets Warm Greeting At Key West

Cubans Arrive To Explain Castro's Stanc   Prisoners at Key West Will. Give American Public Tractor Story

ighway Toll Starts Slow   Count Proceeded At Record Low Rate First Day

Report. Low Tol In. Early Hours Of Weekend    Ky THE ASSOCIATED. PRESS

ON BOARD CARRIER  Carrollton Man Watches Recovery Of Cdr. Shepard's Space Capsule

Assembly Eyes Redistribution of State Taxes  Lawmakers Await Proposal Calling far Naw Suctam

Communist Mail Censorship Ends  President Remaves  Interception Order

Period or Comma?  Punctuation in Will to Decide  Heir of Old Joe Morris’ Estate

ce A I RR A  Admiral Arleigh Burke ‘Retires res As Chief of Naval Operation

Four Tires Stolk a   Party Strategy Session oe GOP Chiefs. Governor Meet To Talk On Greater Vigor

: ie ie Fe  Timely Tidings MAYOR E. R. SCHOLER PROCLAIMS NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK HERE

Timely Tidings MAYOR E. R. SCHOLER  PROCLAIMS NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK HERE °

Half of U. S. Space Test Successful  Easesalk. Bleafe nw. Mik   Launch Platform Put Into Orbit, Try At Second Pavload Fails

U.S. Piggyback Space Iry Fails   Payload, Platform Do Not Separate

Space Platform Fired Into Orbit   Vehicle, However, Fails to Fire Second Payload as Was Scheduled

Second Ranger Attempt Next Fall  Space Platform Orbited  But Second Payload Fail:

U.S. Space Platform Shot Fails   Atlas-Agena Rocket Fails to Separate Its Second Payload

U.S. Fails To Achieve Orbit Plan   Space Craft Didn’t Part As Planned

Piggyback ‘Jump’ Fizzles   Space Platform Orbited But Fails To Fire Space Craft On Long Journey

US. Is Defeated In Space Efforts  ‘Orbits A Satellite ‘Launch Platform Bui

‘Mister Sam’ To Undergo Tests   Extent Of Illness Not Determined

NEXT FRIDAY TARGET DATE FOR CONTRACT   Reuther And Chrysler Attempting To Reach Agreement   LOCAL ISSUES MAY PROVE DIFFICULT

UAW Board Meet Called Friday Set as Target Date  For Settlement at Chrysler

Victory Blow To Aggression Says Moscow  According fo Rumors,   According fo Rumors, Unconfirmed, More Landinas Under Way

Moscow Radio Charges U.S.  Marines Are “Poised To Strike” And That “Dan ger Isn’t Over.”  INVASION trainees   INVASION LEADERS DENY CASTRO CLAIMS

Heavy Losses Are Conceded In Communique   Rebels Insist Main Group Has Joined With (Guerrilas

Rebels Declare Invaders Link With Guerrillas   Mexico Calls For Halt In All Aid To Rebels

Castro Tells Of Capturinc U.S. Arms   Admits Heavy Losses; Rebel Leaders Insist Forces Have Joined.

Say Rebels Wiped Out On Beaches   Tavaders Claim Their Mission Was lofiltpaiion

Big Losses Concededby Cuban Head   Rebels Insist Main Force Cut Through To Guerrillas’ Base

Mercenaries ‘wiped out,’ arms taken   Prime Minister admits high toll in “courageous lives’

Reports Capture Of U.S. Arms   Rebel Leader Says New Landing Made In Cuba: Guerrilla Tactics Planned; Soviets Repeat Threats

Castro Claims Victory But WithHeavyLosses;Rebels Say They Joined Guerrillas

Insurgents LinkUpWith  Guerrillas    Rusk Says Action  Not Major Invasion

U.S. Arms Captured, Fidel Says   Keep Troops Out, Russia Tells America

Enemies Insist War Continues, New Landings?   Moscow Repeats Warning to U.S.

Concede Heavy Losses; Report Stores Seized   But Invaders Claim Main Forces Joined Up With Guerrillas

Castro Says He Has Wiped Out Rebel Invaders, Seized Large  Stores Of U. S. Arms. Tanks

Cuban Head Reports U.S. Arms Taken   Castro Concedes To Heavy Losses; Executions Continue

Castro Says Rebel Band Wiped Out   Foes Insist Main Unit In Mountains. Joining Guerrillas

Admits His Casualties Were Heavy   Rebel Leaders Claim Forces  Gain Mountains

Castro Claims Invading Forces Wiped Out—  Moscow Charges U.S. Ready ToUse Marines   Voice Of ‘Maximum Leader’ Missing— ‘Something Wrong With Castro Claim

Enemy Unit Wiped Out, Castro Claims  Says Sherman Tanks Among Arms Captured in South

Admits Heavy Losses During Invasion Fight   Moscow Radio Charges Marines Ready to Strike

Enemies Insist Main Force Has Pushed Through   Rebellion Group  eee se ee —— a  “Reports Linkup With Guerrillas

Invaders Say They're Linked With Guerrillas  See No Major Invasion, But Resistance Ahead

Castro Claims Foe Wiped Out   Insurgents Say New Aid Given Guerrillas

Admits Defenders Paid Heavy Price   Rebels Declare New Landing Made; Cuban Firing Squads Blaze Away

Uroes Changes In Shares For Schools, Cities   Legislator Plans 30 Amendments To Constitution

rag Lemanas immeaiate Withdrawal  British Troops Ready For Action In Kuwai

Kuwait Seizure:  2,000 British Troops Are Ready For Move By !raq

Troops Ready To Counter -: Iraq Forces  British Spark Cries of Protest From Red« TAR

Commandos, Paratroopers  End Landing   Iraqi Threat Is Being Checked—Britain And Iraqi Swap Charges In United Nations Council

Tragi Move Awaited  [Over 2,000 British Troops Set To Guard Kuwait Against Attack

British Troops Standing Guard In Kuwait Today   Ready to Counter Any Move by Iraq Ruler

2,000 British Troops Stand Kuwaif Guard   Saudi Arabian Uni: Also Arrives To Bolster Defense

British Set to Counter lraq Moves   Kuwait Sends 3-Man Mission to U.N. Talks

‘Allies Rush To Defénd Little Sheikdom  Bristling Arms Discourage Iraqi Threats To Kuwait

Two-Day Kuwait Landing Complete  British Troops Guard. Counter Move By Iraq

Kuwait Kept Under Guard Against [rag  British Protecting Oil Sheikdom As U.N. Sifts Claims

British Troops Standing Guard In Kuwaif Row  Se r Pana: Sere   Soviet Controlled Press Issues Cries Of Protest

Soviet, Egypt Press Voices New Protests   Troops Landed To Protect Sheikdom After Iraq Threat

Civil War Needless, He Claims   Feels Democracy Failed, Citizens Did Not Think

A Needless Conflict...     Civil War Came Because  Democracy Was Not Used

The Needless War.  Civil War Came 100 Years Agc As Emotion Ruled Over Wisdor

 Needless War—No. 1 fino Wow Reocsaltod ......   reas ~ From Chaotie Error

The needless war ...  Slavery was enormous issue   By BRUCE CATTON

The Needless War  Ripped The Union 100 Years Ago   By BRUCE CATTON Written For The Associated Press

Civil War Came Because Machinery Of Democracy Was Not Employed   Re RRIICE CATTON

Civil War Came Because Machinery Of Democracy Wasn tUsed—Catton   Ry RBRUCE CATTON

Machinery Of Democracy Was Not Used, Says Catton  Civil War Came Because: Nation Took Easy’ Way

Historian’s Judgment : _ Failure To Use Democratic Methods Led to Civil Conflict in America

Historian Tells Of Events Leading To ‘Needless War’   By BRUCE CATTON Written Kor The Accaoriniad Prox

The Needless War... Civil War Came Because Nation Failed to Use Tools of Democracy

Democracy No Used: Civil War Resulted   Too Much Trouble In 1860 to Think Things Through

Democracy Fails In Its 1860 Test      By BRUCE CATTON Written For The  , eee Se ee ee ,

‘OPPOSITION IS EXPRESSED IN WASHINGTON TO KENNEDY'S BILLS [TO CURB RACKETEERING IN U. S.

General Called Exponent of Birch Society Ideas To American Troops In Germany

THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   China-Burma Pact

Act Aimed Ai Kingpins In Rackets   Measure Provides For Same Penalties As Henehmen Get

House Passes Crime Measure   Ohio Bill Is Aimed At Rackets Bosses

Conspiracy Bil Lips Through Ohio House   Measure Is Aimed At Top Echelon Of Criminals In State

1,500 Attend   Easter Egg Roll ‘on White House Lawn Is Big Picnic

5-22 Vote Caps Day-Long Series of Mix-Ups ..  Defeated Radar. Bill May Be Revive.

DagSummons U.N. To Meet On August 21   Special Session “Called To Study Tunisian: Dispute

IT'S A COLD, COLD TOWN  -Once-Fashionable New Yorkers Now Don Anything fo Keep Warr

Laughter, Tears, Fear Tension Marked Voyage   Flaps Down’ Sets Winter Style on Park Avenue

Little Things Count Paid Wash-Up Time Top:  Sharing Firm’s Profits

Africans Press For Debate On Congo   Big Powers Still Deadlocked On Cold War Issue

African U.N. Delegates Press For Immediate Debate On Cong      Ghana Wants UN Operation Unde ‘Primarily African’ Command

Remain Deadlocked   AFRICAN LEADERS PUSH FOR IMMEDIATE DEBATE ON CONGO PROPOSALS

Africans Ask Speed On Congo  Mh... wteer Deowee   Delegates Press For Early Debate On Crisis

Africa Bloe Asks Congo Debate Now   Delegates Irked By Soviet, West Nation Haggling

AIR CONTROL WITH CONGO   U.N. Also Gives Congolese Authority Over Troop Movements In Exchange For Use Of Port.

Afros Push For Debate  On Congo Big Powers Still Locked on Issues

ACTION URGED BY AFRICAN DELEGATES   Want Issue Given Priorits Over Other Matters  ASSEMBLY   Delayed By Haggling Be. tween Soviets And West Over Cold War Issues

The Big Powers Are Still Deadlocked Over Whether To Argue Cold War Issues

Africans Push For Immediate Congo Debate  Big Powers Remain Deadlocked Over  egemno

Fate of Gizenga Still Uncertain   African Delegates Seeking Immediate Congo Debate

U.N. SHARES AIR CONTROL WITH CONGO   U.N. Also Gives Congolese Authority Over Troop Movements In Exchange For Use Of Port.

Africans Want Congo Debate   Big Powers Deadlocked On Cold War Issues

Castro Offers To Begin Anew With Kennedy  Praise For Parts Of President’s Speech

Castro Otters To Bury The Hatchet   Finds Positive Aspects In Inaugural Address, Declares ‘We'll Begin Anew’

Grain Warehouse Troubles   Say Cut in Storage Rates Having Effect

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3 More Shot To Death   196T Traffic Fatalities  20  Same Period a Yeor Ago  23  Totol Deaths in 1940  26

25 Nations Make Plea to Kennedy   Talks Seen Key. to Crisis; Russ. Fire Fourth Bamb

Sen. Fulbright Urges Caution   Opposes Unilateral Military Intervention

Around Town  Cite Churchman: He’s Agent Now  New Show Planned  Other Local Tales

Bring ‘Em Back Alive" Geal Set       eT ee ai a " Rey ie scans  Police Commissioner Urges State   Residents Te “Celebrate Sanely’:

District Job Trouble Told At Hearing   Representatives Of Region Testify On Economie Situation

Pair Arrested In Killing Two  Jersey Women   Socialites Abducted, Assaulted; 1 Negro Implicates Another

Two Women Found Slain In Field   One Mutilated   One Mutilated Body Apparently Run Over By Car

Socialites Kidnaped, Raped, Slain   Police Arrest Two in Brutal Murders; Suspects Implicate Each Other in Crime

ON CARLA CLAIMS  cA CA NC ACC AN ALLL A LLL LAL AMALIA AA AAA  ‘Insuranee Firms  Warned By Daniel

poms BATTLE FOR HURRICANE VICTIMS—  Daniel Says Insurers Should Pay

Traffic Dangerous In N. Y. State—  New England Blanketed By Snow Up to 10 Inches

Eastern Sections Get Snow, Rain And Sleet As Autumn Comes To End

Germans broadcast Kenneay Message"  U.S. Reatirms: Stand To Back West Berlin

Tells West, “We reon Your Side"   Says U. S. To Sustain  Them; Christmas Special Message.

S Sym ipathy y; l inderstanding oO  Kennedy Message  To West Ber mith

Butte Boy’s Pony Won't Fit in Stocking   Kennedy Comforts West Berlin Vule Messane Assures Freedom

In Hopes of Increased Seats . . .  GOP Leader Says Green Delays Reapportionment

Gromyko Reports Soviets Prepared To Consider West’s Berlin Position

Soviets Ready fo View West's Stand on Berlir   Allies Must be Sincere in Plan, Gromvyko Says

Says Gromyko  West's View on Berlin Would  Get Consideration of Soviet

GromykoSays Soviets Ready To Talk Peace   Claims Communist Ready To Consider Western Berlin View.

Gromyko Says Soviet Sincere  RedsMayConsider Allies’ BerlinStand

Reds Would Study West  V iewpoint   Must Be Sincere, Gromyko Declares In Congress Talk

Reds May Talk About Germany  Envoy Says Soviets Ready if Allies are Sincere in Desires

Willingness Of Russia To Talk Hinted   Consideration: of West Viewpoint Hinges On Sincerity

Gromyko Tells Reds of Talks With Rusk   Says Soviets Ready To Consider View  Of Allies on Berlin

Gromyko Says Reds Will Talk   Ready to Conside U.S. Viewpoint on Berlin Crisis

Ask Death for Chester Weger   State Will Demand Extreme Penalty in Park Killings

Steal Motor, Cut Wiring     seater Sateen  Vandals Strip Boat Owned By Scouts

— Motor, Cut Wiring  ‘= ec et tn conan ana pe  Vandals Strip Boat Owned By Scouts

U.N. Faces New Crisis In Africa   Russia Balks At Portugal's Proposed Angola Activity

NEW TENSION GRIPS CONGO; UNITS RUSHED   Top U.N. Officer Threatened With Arrest At Huddle

Red China Clashes With West   Laotian Cease-Fire Reality Questioned By Western Powers

Diplomats ©. Against Dayal’s Return  Fear Break In  Rial Ale@iwe Perce la

———Civilization Madness  Attempt Made To Save Angry Elephant Herd

No Obstacles, Says De Gaulle Sovereignty For Algeria Gets French Green Light

Soviets OK Proposal for Cease-fire in Laos   Head-on Car Crash Kills 4 in Wisconsin'

Auto Manufacturers To Install Attachments For Inexpensive Addition of Safety Belts

Defense Officials Quizzed on Plans  Hearings Are Held  ehin eore

PRAYER FOR...  e IODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Council of Chorches Religior Features)

4 Others Quit Over ‘Politics’ .   Morning Sun Farmer Now One-Man Draft Board

Moscow Cuts Ott Albania   U. S. Interprets Break As Sign Of Internal Discord  Albanian Split Pleases Washington

Alrer slav Break: = Further Cracks Appearing In Once Solid Red World

After Soviet-Albania Split ....  Other Breaks Are Expected  In Red World

Crack In Communist Solidarity Sends Speculation High As To More Splits

Albanian Split Suggests New Crashes In Unity of Communist Bloc World

Chinese May Flout Soviet   Peiping Reaction To Albania Break Awaited

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Charches Religion Features)

Castro Has Greeting  For JFK   Announces Capture of Six ‘Yank Invaders’

Castro Says Yanks Held   Cuban Chief Reports Six Captured in Havana Harbor:

Hintz Resiens Welfare Position:  Albuquerquean Named As Successor

US. consulting with other American states on Cuba   Seeks backing for stronger stand

RUSSIANS T0 MOON-JACK   U.S. Spending $2 Billion On Space This Year; Cuban Questions Barred At News Conference.

Kennedy Says U.S. Trying Hard to Be First on Moon   "Fighting Communist Tyranny Is Major Problem,’ Kennedy.

Latins Consulted . Crisis Is Discussed   Fresh Guerrilla Force Said Heading in Direction of Cuba   Sukarno «  Vicite US.

Lags Soviet In Space Race Kennedy Says U.S. Aims To Be First In Moon Hop

JFK Dodges Questions on Cuban Crisis   Consults With Other American States on Issue

Tells of Efforts To Reach Moon..  Possibility of I 10- Year Space Lag Is Seen by President

‘Seeks Support for Policy on Cuba  U.S. Consults Other  ‘American Nations

DecadeSeen Before Race Gap Closed  Every Effort Made To Beat Russia to

U.S. RACING RUSSIANS 10 MOON-JACK   J.S. Spending $2 Billion On Space This Year; Cuban Questions Barred At News Conference.

Says Reds Lead Race  For Moon   Avoids Issue Of U.S. Role In Cuba Fight

>  First On Moon U.S. Objective  $2 Billion Space Fund Is Probable  For Coming Year

Kennedy Eyes As US. First A. Ti To The Mom   Says America Will Spend $2 Billion On Space Projects

U. 5. TALKS WITH LATINS ON CRISIS   Kennedy Dodges Questioning On Situation

Avoids Cuban Issue at News Confab Today  President Warned   President Warned Thursday of U.S. Action If Necessar

Moon Landing Top American »Goal--Kennedy   President Avoids Questions On Cuban Defeat

U.S. Works for Moon  Space Lag May Last Ten Years   FIGHTING COMMUNISM

President So Reports To Scribes  Says U. S. May ... D.L’. J   Says U. S. May Lag Behind In Space Otherwise

U.S. To Consult With Other American States On The Crisis In Cuba

U.S. GOAL IS 10 BE FIRST T0 MOON   U.N. VOTE ON CUBA-U.S. ISSUE STYMIFD

AVOIDS TALK , "ABOUT CUBA TO NEWSMEN   Red Tyranny Will Be Problem For Next Decade

U.S. Striving to Be ‘First to the Moon’   But Kennedy Tells News Conference America May Lag Behind Russia in Space for Decade; Studiously Avoids Questions About Cuba

Other Nations Are Consulted On Cuba Crisis   Says Greatest Need Is Devising Means To Fight Communism

Kennedy--May Lag In Space for 10 Years   Hopes U.S. Car Be First to Reach Moon

Editors Feel Kennedy ‘Won’t Back Off’   VU. S. Consulting With Nations On Cuba Crisis   Kennedy Says U. S. May Lag in Space 10 Years

Kennedy Claims U.S. Is Aiming: for Moon; Meets ~~ Held About Cuban Crisis

President Sees U.S. Space Lag for Next Ten Years  Advance of Communist it Tyranny Major Problem

U.S. Talks With Latin Countries  President Declares Americas Mus Ward Off Red Threat

' Race tothe Moon....  Kennedy Says US May Lag Behind Reds for Ten Years

JFK Confers With Other Nations On Critical Cuban Problem   ~MOON SHOTSteps Considered For Newer Space Success Projects   U.S. Men, Ships Aided Rebels, Cuba Claims

President Holds Mum on Detail Of Conferences   Reporters Unable To Get Elaboration On Thursday Speech

Prepared To Intervene  U.S. Consulting Allies OnCuba,KennedySays

Will Seek To Beat Russians   Kennedy Feels Country Faces 10-Year Lag

Kennedy Says U.S. Out To Win  Race To Moon.   President Says U.S. Will Spend $2 Billion On Space Next Year

Speed Up Space Projects; Nation to Spend $2 Billion Next Year—  U.S. Driving to Be First on the Moon: Kennedy

Kennedy Talks With American States on Issue  Refuses Comment  On Development: ee ee ee

Bend every effort to be first-].F.K.   Admits Russians have edge for next 10 years

To Meet Challenge of Red World .      Kennedy Seeks Support  For Stronger Policy 

America Pushes To Reach Moon   Kennedy Dwells on Space Talk, Shies Away From Cuban Furor

Declines Details But Immediate Objective Apparently Is to Get Backing Among Hemisphere Nations for Stronger Stand Against Castro Regime

FALKS OF 10-YEAR SPACE LAG JEK Avoids Questions About Cuban I nvasion At News Conference   PRESIDENT VIRTUALLY CONCEDES INVADERS’ DEFEAT   U.S. Will Intervene If Necessary--Kennedy

U.8. Goal Is First-to-Moon: Continuing Space Lag Seen   House 76=62  For Sales Tax

Stronger Stand Among American Nations Object   Bi-Partisan Base for Policy Also Sought

President says welll try hard to become first to the moon   Snace nroiecte   April 25-26 possible  Laos cease-fire date

He Avoids Quizzing On Cuban Crisis   Space Must Be Major Effort For Next Decade, He Says

Kennedy: US May Lag In Space For 10 Years   Kennedy Is Told Heart Disease, Cancer Offensive Can Succeed

Kennedy Says U.S. Talks With Latins About-Cuba   Rebels Send New Force Toward Cuban Shores

TEMPERATURES   Kennedy says U.S. consulting with others on Cuba situation

Situation On Island Is Grave,  JFK Says   President Is Prepared To Intervene [f U.S. Threatened

Streets, Parks Are Discussed By Commission   Details Due Later On Various Actions: Springer Re-Namee

Streets, : Parks Are Discussed By Commission  Details Due Later   Details Due Later On Various Actions Springer Re-Name«

Reply To Council   Spry CS NUTR  “Tshombe Vows All- Out War ~ IFULN. Moves On Katanga

Ishombe Issues Warning fo UN  Katanga Chief Vows Force Aqainst Force

Even If Population Dies  Katanga President Warns Of Policy of Violence

Reply fo Council  Tshombe Vows All-Out War If U.N. Moves On Katanga

Warren Cites. ‘Conflict fa sie it al aca aie  U.S. Wins Upset Of $1.8 Million — Dixon- YatesRulinoe

Water Beauty Contest Set At Hale Boatel   Seven Pulaski High Students Show At Western Science Fair

Step Up Highway Spending to Aid Jobless: Kennec      President Bares Accelerated Program, Asks Governer Heip

‘Kennedy Telegrams =. Spending of Federal Money On Roads, Schools. Uraed

President Urges Spending Speedup   Highway, School Construction Could Combat Unemployment

JACK PRODS FOR ACTION ON BUILDING   Urges Governors To Speed Up Highway, School Construction; Orders Faster Federal Spending.

Kennedy Urges Spending On Roads, Schools  r State Governors Enlisted To Help

President Asks More Job Speed   Tries to Pump More Money Into Economy, Serves Notice on Reds

States Urged By J.F.K. fo Speed Use Of Federal Funds   President Sees Immediate School, Highway Work As Boost to Employment.

Socialists Ask Split Of Belgium   Two Separate Regimes Under Baudouin Are Now Proposed.

$3,204 In Mercantile Fees  — edhe Twp. School Board Tax Threat Pays Off

39 Killed In Violence Over State   Fort Hood Soldier Dies in Car Mishay

Lyndon Johnson Voices Concern Over Aggression   Vice President® Goes To Southeast Asia

Johnson Or Trip Into  Asian Area  Threat Of Armed Aggression Big Concern To Veep

Inside Today.   Johnson Off For S.E. Asia With Pledges of Suppor!

Threat of Aggression —  Johnson Voices U.S. Concern Over S.E. Asia

Johnson Takes Pledges to  Asian Nations  .  »« € wer. _}.   Starts 2-Wee's Trip To «&..»phasize U.S. Concern

More Viet Nam  Assistance Seen   Kennedy’s Concern Over Red Armed Aggression Emphastzed

Veep on Trip fo Southeast Asia  Johneon Will Pledac   Johnson Will Pledge Aid to U.S. Allies

Carries Personal Letters From JFK; Voices Concern Over War Threat In Area

To Southeast Asia Johnson Carries JFK Pledge To U.S. Allies   Fisenhower To Discuss, Argue’ Public Questions

U.S. Concern In Asia Cited By Johnson *  Vice President Off         Vice President Off eek Tri re Allies

V-P Off On Southeast Asia Tour   Big Aim Of Trip To Promote Peace, Security

Johnson Leaves  On Trip   Voices Concern Of  Southeast Asia Moat

LBJ CARRIES US. AID PLEDGE ON ASIAN TOUR   Trip Underscores Concern for Peace.

~OFF FOR. SOUTHEAST ASIA~ __ Johnson Carries U.S,  Pledge To Back Allies

Johnson Takes US. Pledge to Asian Allies   Flies With Letters From Kennedy; U.S. Vitally Concerned

Kennedy Leads U. §. Mourning For Mr. Sam   Party Lines Gone As Tributes Pour Out From Capital

Nation is led by President in mourning   Country loses devoted servant in Sam’s death

JFK Leads The Nation In Mourning   Savs Nation Lost Devoted Servant. Unflinching Frienc

President Leads Nation In Mourning   Top Leaders of Both Political Parties Pay Tribute to Mr. Sam

Rayburn Deatt Nation's Loss.  President Leads in Mournina for ‘Sam’

President Leads Nation In Mourning   Mesages From U.S. Officials Laud Rayburti,

Kennedy Leads Nation In Hailing ‘Mr. Democrat’ .  Outpouring Of Sad Tributes Mount From Both Democrats, Republicans   (See Related Stories, Page 28):

(One Among Few Great Men ‘President Leads Nation  ‘In Mourning For Mr. San

President Leads Nation Mourning Speaker's Death  Sad Tributes Pouring

All Political Faiths Join  In Tributes   President Leads tion’s Mourne

Leaders Pay Tribute  Mr. Sam ‘One of Great  Americans of All Time’

= 5.8 7 2 6F x - FF x «KK  President Leads Nation In Mourning For Sam Rayburn   -_ = Um ~~ 6h 6 hch;>hUC<C*r!) Prominent ‘Texans Join In Tribute

President Pays Strong Tribute To Lost Friend   Always JustPlain Democrat

  -KENNEDY LEADS MOURNERS-— <  Sad Tributes To Sam   FlowFromW ashingeton

Other Rayburn Covera oe  or biographical — inf   Kenned ly Leads Nation I n Mourning Mr. Sam

Local Firm Won Case  $100,000 Award in Montevideo CourtHouse Case

Auto Union Shuts Down Ford Empire   . First Walkout in 20 Years Idles Plants; Union Chief Blames Company for Stalling

Ford Shut Dows By Nationwide UAW Walkout   120,000 Walk Off Jobs as Marathon Negotiations Fail

UAW Shuts All Ford Operations   Strike Ordered As Negotiators Fail To Come To Aareement

Strike Follows Marathon Talks; Non-Economic Problems  Balk Accord

STRIKE SHUTS FORD; 120,000 LEAVE JOBS   Company Calls It Unnecessary

FIRST TIME IN 20 YEARS  United Auto Workers Strike Shuts Down Ford Motor Co.

Both Parties Pledge to T ry For Quick End   Numerous Stumbling Blocks to Settlement: Talks Again Today

Both Sides To Try for Quick Peace  Negotiator Sees Work Stoppage As Unnecessary

AUTO WORKERS STRIKE FORD   First Time In 20 Years Company Has Been Shut Down

JFK Housing Bill Given Slim Chance   Leaders Express Hope At Restoring 40-Year Mortgage:

Modifications Avert Defeat Of Housing Bill   Administration Looks To House To. Restore Modest Income Plan

Paging The News   Trading Stamps Case Is Argued Before High Court

Shadowy Figure  Alleged Mass Killer Kept Out of Limelight in War

jSaecunns ta Cancer  \Marion Davies, Fabulous Star of Early Movtes, Dies

Give a Cheer   Marion Davies Is Dead From Cancer After Long Fight

East Defeats  Central, 26-6 Story in Sports Peach   Fabulous Era Comes to an End ‘as Marion Davies Dies of Cance:

Merion Davies, 64, Dies In Hollywood   Sunivor Of Plape Crash Finally Dies

Marion Davis Matched Fame, With Philanthropies  Movie Queen Dies of Cancer

Marion Davies, Movie Queen, Dies  Star Of Hollywood’s Colorful 1920s Loses  Fight Against Cancer

‘Marion Davies, Star of Both Silent ‘And Talking Films, Dies of Cancer

Movie Queen Dies At 64   Marion Davies’ Philanthropies Matched Her Fame

Marion Davies Loses Longs Fisht  * * - *- * * die a.   Movie Queen Of 1920s Succumbs To Cancer At 64

Wealthy Screen Star Noted For Philanthropies Se ee ihe  Marion Davies Dies Of Cancer Ai 64

Fabulous Star of Fabulous Movie Era  Marion Davies Dies From Cancer at 64

Cancer Fatal At 64 Marion Davies, Ex-Film  Star Of 1920s, Claimed

Known F For Philanthropy Marion Davies, Movie  Queen Of ’20s, Dead

Loses 3-Year Fight Against Cancer Marion Davies, Movie  Queen of 20’s, Dies

Record State Budget Of $2.6 Billion On Desk Of Governor Brown Today

Stiff Penalty Is Meted Out To 7 ‘Riders’   Integrationists Fined And Jailed At Jackson, Miss.

Riders Face Stiff Policy At Jackson  Seven Fined in Race Test, Receive Jail   Seven Fined in Race Test, Receive Jail Sentences; Arrival Brings Quick Arrests

WEST GERMAN STATEMENT No Berlin Concessions  Offered by U.S., Britain

NEGLECTED PROBLEM? Only 2 Hospitals in Valley Treat  Chronie Drunks  Doctors Claim Alcoholics Undenendable. Poor Risles   Canine Slinanhd Weld

TIE MARAT) REMIOTARATEIMIN OLYAT  AS- Year-Olds Won't Face Draft For Four Years

West Offers Program on Peace Atom   Cooperative Plan With Russ Outlined By U.S., Britain

Also Seek Injunction  From Kaul   Say 98,000 Share: Sold in County by Oklahoma Corp.

Santa Maria Boarded .. .  Rebels Surrender Ship  To Brazilian Marines

Brazil Takes Over, Grants Rebs Asylum   Court To Decide Future Of Vessel; Pirates Under Guare

Political Asylum Two) B.e Given Rebels Ac  Brazilians Guard Sh ip

Brazilian Government Says 5 ‘uture Or : oe as ff wm Tse AY ater 1 kip We teks Plach Linor Ta Ra Resided Bu Caurt

Courts Will Decide Future of Surrendered Liner   Brazilian Marines Guard Band of Rebels Aboard Ship

Formal Surrender Of Captive Liner Scheduled Today   Passengers Set For Trip. Home

Income Tax Boost © Proposed in Message   Governor Says Balanced Budget Allows State to Carry Out Bold Development Program; Requests Obligation Bonds

Two Yankee Homers Win Ist of Series  Whitey Pitches 3rd Straight Shutout

Little Chats   The Delinquent’ Taxpayer   (No. 14 in a Series)  By JAMES E. POLLARD

Weather   Refugee Killed in Leap From Roof of Four-Story Building; Another Captured

Ten from Reck Valley on petit jury list for January term of court coming

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY «   (Copyrighted 1961, A Nationai Council of Churches Religion Features)

PARTNER OF SLAIN MAN IS VICTIM —  Another Gangland Shooting Probed

‘Home Front’ Corps under study by JFK  USE RESERVOIR OF TALENT HERE IN U.S. AS WELL AS ABROAD

Peace Corps May Serve Home Front   Study Being Made To Aid Slum Areas; Education Retraining

Home Front Peace Corps Studied  * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Voaoliatpore Cauld Sprivpe In Slam Aroac OF Amorica   Volunteers Could Serve In Slum Areas Of America

Peace Corps  Is Proposed   Kennedy Says Group To Serve at Home. Abroad

Peace Corps May Serve On Home Front   Varied Reaction Arises Overseas

Kennedy’s Priority Bills Expected te-Win. Approva!   Peace Corps May Serve at Home and Overseas

—OVERSEAS REACTION VARIES—  Peace Corps May Be Used On Home Front

In Slum Areas and Education.... Proposed Peace Corps May  Also Serve on Home Front

Peace Corps Use Studied   Assignment at Home Labeled Possibility

[Kennedy Studies Plan ‘New ‘Peace Corps’ Ky ed For Home Front Service

Peace Corps at Home, Too   Slum Areas to Offer Opportunity, Says President

Thousands Indicate Wish fo Serve Use of Peace Corps Member: In Slum Areas Here Studied

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Warns Against Abandonment Of West Berlin

Kenriedy Meets Rusk Late Today   President to Get Fill-in on Talks

PEN DISCOVERS ‘HE’ IS ‘SHE’ Masquerade of Male Impersonator Is Over

WEATHER   She's A He, He's A She Prisoner At State Pen Is Wrond Sex

News of Space Disaster 800 Million Y ears Ago Has Just Arrived on Earth

Giant Disaster in Outer Space 800 Million Years  Ago Seen by Telescope

U.N. Needs More Cash For Congo   Strong Force Needed in Race With Soviets

Deadline Nears for  U.N. Chief  Cash Shortage Is yh Se meee iG, _*  —_ aa a aa   Cash Shortage Is New Congo Threat

In Big Congo Crisis  Lack Of Cash Threatens Operations Of The U. N.

U.N. Approaching Cash Deadline to Maintain Peace Forces in Condo

In Desperate Drive for Strong U.N. Force—  Hammarskjold Is Getting Close ToCash Deadline inthe Congo

Shortage Of Cash New Threat To U.N. Operations In Congo   Hammerskjold Trying Desperately To Maintain Strong U.N. Force   By A. I. GOLDRERG

‘Dwindling Money, Time ‘Add To Dag’s Problems   €QVIETS HOLD OUT

pea) Bild  Deadline Is Nearing for UNin Congo  Ty-. 550 dee BRA nee,   Dwindling Money Reserves Cause Mounting Concern

Dag Facing Money Crisi: Over Congo  _ General Assembly Mouat Arrange far   General Assembly Must Arrange for Financing U.N. Role

U.N. Faces Financial Collapse —  ‘Hammarskjold in Double Race  With Soviets, Money Shortage

The Weather   Operating Cash Grows Short In Congo Effort   U.N. Chieftain Tries To Recruit Men in Dual against Soviet

Operating Cash Grows Short In Congo Effort  U.N. Chieftain Tries   U.N. Chieftain Tries To Recruit Men in Duel against Soviet

anaes sadimentann tampa te me A te  5 CUBANS SLAIN BY FIRING SOUAD

Five Cubans Shot By Castro Squads   Were Charged With a Spying Mission for American CIA.

Man Killed In Explosion  Another Injured as Interior of Cheese Factory Is Wrecked

Harriman Says Move Must Be Consistent ‘With Pact Allowing French Forces Only

NEUTRALITY PROTECTION DEMANDED  U.S. Pledges To Withdraw Laotian Military Advisers

Atty. Gen. Kennedy Says First Steps Taken To Combat Organized Crime

Ranfaanan. seas rT GHlGQuel  "Leak’ Probe   Ban Fn wma ah m ofl is Completed

Storms Deal Destruction. Over Globe   Japan, Britain Hit; New Hurricane Grows in Atlantic

Disarmament Chief Back From Moscow Meetings; Russians Stand Firm

Aide Brings Message of Khrushchev   Envoy Also Slated To Give Kennedy Details of Talks

Disarmament Chief Home ini Reports  M-Clov Brines   McCloy Brings Special Message To President

McCloy To Report On Khrushchev Talks   Urgent Return From Meeting

Chief Disarmament Aide To Deliver Informal Personal Message From Soviet Leader

McCloy Reports To Kennedy on Talks Tonight   Dean Rusk to Join White House Session

Berlin Report Given Dean Rusk By John McCloy  Urgent Flight From Moscow Brings J F K

MeCiny Set To Report On Khrush Talk   Disarm Advisor To Confer With JFK Tonieht

Kennedy Will Hear How K Feels About Troubles In Berlin  Disarmament Adviser Returns; Meets With . President This Evenina

McCloy Reports To Rusk   Disarm Policy Chief Carries Message From Khrush

McCloy Has Note for JFK From: Nikita K Is Blunt   In Discussing Berlin Crisis

Disarm Chief Saw Nikita  Has Word for Kennedy   Has Word for Kennedy  From Russian Leader

McCloy Reports Tonight on Talks With Khrushchev   Personal Message to President Kennedy Brings an Informal

To Report On Recent Talks With Russian   Discussed Disarmament And Berlin Crisis With Premier Khrushchey

McCloy Brings Nikita Message To President :   Disarmament Chief Returns From Soviet After Conferences

Kennedy, McCloy To Confer   Meeting Is Scheduled  After Talk With Rusk

Disarmament Aide To Give Renort Tonight   Berlin Situation To Be High on List Of Talk Topics

McCloy to Reporf  On Berlin Crisis  Detailed Report Set On Khrushchev Talks

ABOUT BERLIN —  -M‘Cloy to Report on Talk With Rusk on Russ Views

Will Report On Discussion Over Berlin   Indicates Soviet Premier Has Not Softened Attitude

Khrushchev Berlin views tobe relayed   John J. McCloy has courier role in interchange

McCloy’s Red Repor Unveiled ‘Tonight   Solons To Tackle Major Issues In Kennedy Program

MAYOR BRANDT’S OUTLOOK Berlin Faces New Year  With Cautious Optimism

Leaders  Suil  in n Flight Anti-Government Members Arrested; Papers Are Seized

Lawrence Rejects Idea OfQualified Licenses  Also Declines To Speculate   Also Declines To Speculate On Likely Fate Of Radar Bill

 tt,  * ™  Soviet Charges US Speeding: Preparation For Attack on Cuba

Inthe Fidlds   HAIL WAS HEAVY IN CRAIG. AREA, _ te wame Waa: @bdaurn

7 ; ot . “In the Fields HAIL WAS HEAVY IN CRAIG AREA — IP MARG WAS _EPAREN

U.S. S.. Rus: sia Criticized  Neutrals Hit At Colonialism      Nasser Hits Soviets   ‘World Closer to War’

~ FEAR OUTBREAK OF NUCLEAR WAR Nonaligned Nations Assail Colonialism

32nd Division Team Inspects, Okays Ft. Lewis   Liaison Checkup Finds Barracks Need Repairs

Guard Team Takes Look at New Home   Training Facilities Please Officers; Barracks Require Repairs, Cleaning

Open Parties Banned At Virginia U. After Riot Along Fraternity Row

Finnish President To See Khrushche'  Means 5-Day Delay In Defense Parleys .

Finn Chief And Khrush Meet Friday  Finland Hopes Talks W ill Hold

Khrushchev, Finn Leader Meet Friday   Moscow Demands For Military Talks Will Be Discussed

Rip-Roaring Winter Forecast by Almanac; Get Out Snow Shovel and Raise Flagpoles for Landmarks!

It’s Going To Be Cold, Cold —  Squirrels Will Wear Mink; Rabbits To Don Beaver Stoles, Says Almanac

New Styles In Cold, Blows— Almanac Says This Winter Going To Be  Real Humdinger

 Brrrr Says Pennsylvania Dutch Almanac Throw Pappa Up the Steps His Woolies, Cause It’s Going to Be a Long Winter

Spade’s  Not A_ A rade- AE s A Snowsh ovel  Almanac Predicts Rugged Winter

Rebels Drive to Cut Off Congo Army   Leftists Seize Town "in New Thrust:at Mobutus'- Forces

Inside ...   Operations ‘Out in Open’  Republicans Cling to Hall Office:

Inside e® ee    Operations ‘Out in Ope  icihleans C ling to Hall Offices

On Sie Tisicde   ——— Is Froblem 'Not Single Doctor In Congo When Belgions Pulled Out of Country

Accuse Lumumba  Aides of Treason  Foreign Minister of Katanga Included

UN Air Base Force Under Heavy Fire   Armored Train Backs Katangans’ Attack; Defense Unit Asks Help. Heavy Weapons

Find Doctor Guilty In 12 Deaths  Serum Hepatitis Manslaughter Is ——sodppw’e Verdicts

Doctor Is Convicted In Deaths   Manslaughter Verdic On Dozen Patients; Fepatitis Cases.

Doctor Guilty of Manslaughter   Osteopath Chareced with Death of 12 Patients

Adams’ Memoirs Published  Says Ike Refused ‘Gutter’ Battle With McCarthy

Ike Refused To ‘Get Into Gutter’ With McCarthy, Adams Says In Book

Birch Group Hit as Threat By Rayburn _ Young Also Attack: « Society’s Founder

Speaker Rayburn, Senator Young Rip Birch Society as Danger to Freedom

Units In Pacific And Eu. ropean Areas Being Beefed Up   DESIGNED TO MEET RUSSIAN THREATS

More Army Forces To Pacific, Europe  Aim to Counter Red Guerrilla Tactics

Leftist Group Rally Hears Gen. Hester    Limited World. Government Urged

GOP SENATOR  seater ARE LE  Ike Quoted as Saying JEK ‘Leftist. Partisan

Ike Believes JFK Is Going Too Far Left   Former President Is Critical of Policies Taken by Suecessor

Ike Declares Kennedy Too Far to Left  Ex-President Is Critical of New Chief’s Policies

Ike Feels JFK Too Far to Left,  Too Sensitive to ‘Union Bossism’

U.N. Troops Take Over. in Katanga   Tshombe Yields, Strips All Belgian Officers of Ranks

Capehart Invites State Republican Leaders to Cornfield Conference

Taylor In Talks With Vietnamese  No Conclusions From Meeting With Diem

GEN, TAYLOR CONFERS WITH NGO DINH DIEM   Go Over Situation In South Viet Nam For Three Hours   FACTUAL MEETING HELD AT EMBASSY

Gen. Taylor, Diem Confer On Cold War   S. Viet Nam Head Briefs Americans On Red Uprisings

Taylor, Diem Air Red Peril To Viet Nam   No Conclusions Reached; Confer Again Saturday

Rising Streams Bring Serious tlood Threat   Extensive Damage Reported, No Critical Injuries

Minimum Wage Goal At $1.50   AFL-CIO Chiefs Set Minimum For Organized Labor

Wage Floor Goal Set at $1.50 Hour  AFL-CIO Leaders  Urge Immediate Minimum Pay Hik

Drives to Cut Work Week  AFL-CIO Convention Signals  Go-Ahead on Wage Increase:

Policies Of AFL-CIO JFK Clash   Wage Boost Drive Planned Despite Kennedy's Pleas

Inside The Proaress   By AFL-CIO Chiefs...  $1.50 Per Hour Is Sef As Minimum Pay Goal

Earnings By Workers Set Record High  Officials Hopeful Employment Will   Labor Policies Clash With Kennedy

$1.50 An Hour Labor’s New Wage Goal  Call For Immediate   Call For Immediate Boost To $1.25 Minimum Expected

AFL-CIO Chiefs Set $1.50 An Hour. As Labor’s New Minimum Wage Goal

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY ¢   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religior Features)

PAE ab” gl bi ee Wh” Shag Pe ia yo he § oe INGTON AND   ‘SMALL BUSINESS” : “By © WILSON HARDER:         iF: tx, Meo

Repairs Parly Breach, Revives Paycheck ‘Bite  Republican Bloc Remains Hopeful Of Bill Passage

Reaction Mixed About Proposal Over Districts  Cant PRaVAPre ts Coram   Controversy Sure Before Some Plan Gains Acceptance

Reaction Mixed About Proposa! Over Districts   Controversy Sure Before Some Plan Gains Acceptance

No Letup In Rate Of  Increase   Major Emphasis On Army; Effort To Train Men

Rush Continues Continues  Surge Of V olunteers  Res ested To Kennedy

DRAFT QUOTA INCREASE EXPECTED Enlistments Are Running Ahead  ‘of Normal in All U.S. Services

Voluntary Enlistments  Still High   Armed Services Buildup Order Produces Surge

Kennedy Call \Brings Surge Ot Volunteer:   No Letup Shown In Increased Rate Following Speech

ARMED FORCES RECRUITS SIGN UP.  Volunteers Answer President’s Call

No Letup In Rate  Flow Of U.S. Volunteers Continues For Military Buildup

Enlistments Mount After Kennedy Bid   Sustained Surge O} Volunteers Noted In Forces Buildup

Enlistments Show An Increase Since Kennedy's Addres:  Sampling Shows

Youths Seek to Escape Draft —  Kennedy’s Call to Arms - Brings Volunteer Surge

No Letup In Volunteers For Build-Up  Increased Rate Of   BBahetmante Eanllaw

Enlistments For Service On Increase   No Letup Since JFK’s Speech Cua!ling For Zuiidup

Many Volunteer For Service as Result of Call   Respond After Talk By President Kennedy

Nor Will He Resign To Take Federal Post  ~ Governor Makes   Governor Makes Announcement at Cabinet Meeting

Won't Quit Olfice Now. He Asserts   Governor Declares Decision Not To Run Wasn't Easy

Governor Has No Plans To Resign Before End Of Term In Jan., 1963

How It Was   SIZZLING HEAT — INTENSIFIES TODAY — STICKY HUMIDITY ADDS DISCOMFORT

How It Was   SIZZLING HEAT — . INTENSIFIES TODAY — STICKY HUMIDITY: xyne HISCOMPFORT

Doubts Growing That Reports of New Red Proposal on Berlin Are Authentic   Khrushchev Wipes Name Of Stalinarad From Map

RACIAL DISCRIMINATION BARRED ON INTERSTATE BUSES, TERMINAL FACILITIES BY GOVERNMENT ORDER

Payroll Tax Proposal is Dropped.  Daniel Admits  Suggested Levy  (naccentable

In Special Senate Race-- Both Candidates Make Last-Minute Appeals

Administration Names Six Areas   PASTS GNGH ENGIN SIA FATE dS     Detroit Included in Pilot Food Stamp Program

New York School Crisis Is Aired Emergency Is Pewsey  oe Scandal Ri zhaal Sweterm

Governor Calls for School Reforms  State Of Emergency Says Rocky

Rockefeller Urges School  Emergency   Special Legislature Session Asked for’ Sweeping Reforms

Sweeping Reforms Asked....     Emergency Action Sought In School System Scandal

NY Legislature Asked To Declare A State Of Emergency In School Crisis

Rockefeller Calls on Legislature to Declare  'N. Y. School Emergency

Beaten Official Clairas--Freedom Riders Didn't Have Government Aid

Aide Denies. Government — Help In South  Beaten In Riot, Man Testifies At  Marntaame my hManring

Beaten Justice Department Aide Denies Desegregation Movement Was Helped

Manpower Lag Called ‘Shocking’  “Vinso n-May. y Bek.   “Vinson -May. Ask ~ Quiz on ‘Strength Of Army. Units

Solon Blasts ‘Declining’ Army Force  Vinson Attacks  ‘Trony’ cf Role

‘Aw, Have a Heart, Girls’   Indonesia Official Hints New Guinea ‘Autonomy’

Weather   MOTORISTS DYING AT ALARMING RATE   Death Toll May Set Record

Holiday Traffic Death Count Shoots Past 300 Mark: Record Slaughter Seen

Slaughter Kecord Looms  Pasar a nse  Traffic Deaths Soar Past 300

Traffie Death ‘Count Climbs Over 300 Mark   Holiday Highway Toll May Set New Record

WEATHER   Nations Motorists Are Killing Each Other At Record Rate

Weekend Road Deaths Now 195   3 Multiple Fatality Crashes Put Year's Total at 195

15 Persons Die In State Traffic During Weekend  Multiple Deaths Feature Easter

People You Know  DR. BOB JOYNT JR, TO READ PAPER — LAT INTERNATIONAL MEETING IN ROME

People You Know   CUPL EUU FE DR. BOB JOYNT JR. TO READ PAPER — AT INTERNATIONAL MEETING TN Ronwr

Six Killed, 150 Hurt as Train Jumps Track   Race Track Fans Are Victims of Wreck in Maryland

Probe Into Derailment Under Way  Pennsy Checkine Into Crash Fatal Tr Siv

Probe  Train  Wreck   5 Die, 150 Hurt As Race Specia l aawwoae "WD ssacel=

6 Persons Die, 150 Injured as Train Derails  300 Passengers   300 Passengers Planned to Spend Day at the Races

6 Die, 150 Hurt In Derailment Of PRR Train   7 Cars Jump Tracks Leading to Race Course in Maryland

Train Wreck Killing Six Investigated   Cc arrying Fans To Race Track

6 Dead, 150 Injured In Maryland Wreck   7 Passenger Cars Derailed As Train Turns Off Main Line

Need Red Cross Swimming Instructors For Summer Water Safety Schools

Classes Slated. At Three Beaches In Dickinson Co.  Ranictratiaon Will = ..   Registration Will . > Be On Onening Day

Town Nearly Ready  Battle Of D.C. Bulge On As HST, Kennedys Arrive

Washington Bulges As Big Day Nears >   JE K Plans Action Latin-American  Good Will Sought

_ Preparations Near Completion —  Washington Bulges at Seams With Inauguration Visitors

Washington Beginning to Bulge With Crowd for. Inauguration ©   RELATED STORIES ON PAGE 11-D

Thousands Pack Into Capital  Froacty Wanthor   Frosty Weather Due for Parade

F.D. Pickard follows wife to neighbor's   Minneapolis man was angry and had been drinking

Bill To Prohibit City Bypasses Before Senate   Farm, Ranch GroupsPickSB50

British Premier On Tour   Kennedy Appeals to Premier Nehru To Seek Cease-Fire in Laos Crisis

Berliners Plan Great Welcome  Johnson Says Nation to Honor Every Commitment; Britain Adds Strenoth

To Confer With Adenauer Before Going on to West Berlin Where Tumultuous Welcome Awaits Him

Johnson Gives Assurances To West Germans   Veep Says America Neither Provocative Nor Frightened

Says U.S. Will Not Retreat  wTwwretyirwet we   Will Talk With Adenauer

V.P. Flies To Germany,  Visits Bonn   Rig Weleome To Be Acearded In West Bertin

TTUMULTUOUS CROWDS CHEER VICE PRESIDENT   In Bonn On Way To Berlin

Conference Held With  Adenauer   Britain Orders in Troop Carriers, Cars For Berlin Force

V-PRESIDENT IS CHEERED IN GERMANY   Tells Airport Crowd: “American People Determined To Fulfill All Obligations.”

Kennedy Sends Fresh Troops In West Berlin   Britain Orders In Troop Carriers And Scout Cars, French To Bolster Forces   Not Frightened   Troops Move Out   Rrandt Neliahted

Johnson Says Kennedy, American People Determined To Carry Out Pledges: Arrives In Bonn Today

‘Determined to Fulfill Obligations’  Bonn, Berlin Visit By Vice President Dleases Germans

He Stops Off In Bonn On Way fo Berlin   U. S. Is Rushing Fresh Troops Into  Encircled City

U.S. Takes Firm Stand in Berlin   Johnson Pledges No Retreat From Russian Threats

We Wont Retreat, He Declares   Americans Are United In Concern for You, Germans Are Told

Says U.S. Not Scared By Threats  Vice President   Vice President In W. Germany To Reassure

Vice President Assures Bonn U. S. Support   Will Tour New Concrete Wall Erected by Reds

Vice President Carries Message lo Mayor Brandi  fClalle an Addanicax   Calls on Adenauer On Way to W. Berlin

Olathe Editor Killed One Of Ten Victims In State Highway Crashes

Truck Drivers, Dairy Workers Continue  Strike as Milk-less Days Hit Buffalo

Macmillan: Britain to Stand Firm   Says Nation, U.S. Must Keep Nerve

Experts Predict 11 Highway Deaths Labor Day Weekend   Holiday Week End Begins at 6 P. M. Friday, Sept. 1st anc Ends at Midnight, Sept. 4th

Allies Agree On Military Plans for Laos  SEATO Ledders Still Hope _ 

Reds Answer To Cease Fire In Laos Awaited   Hope Expressed Intervention May Be Avoided

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New Cutdown Ordered on  Berlin Travel   Adenauer Urges NATO  To Strenothen Defenses

Adenauer Subjected to Insults  New C lampdown Ordered  on Travel into East Berlin

Allies Must Use Single Crosspoint   New Restrictions Follow Adenauer Border Inspection

Provocations By Western Side Claimed  Denies Pi ee   Chancellor Jeered By Reds In Tour O Berlin Landmarks

State's Budget Chief Worried About Offices   July Paychecks Might Be Tardy

Features  Today   GOP Governors May Meet In Des Moines This Fall

UN Warns Of Congo  Violence   Tells Tshombe New Wave Building Up Because Of Anti-UN Statements

Tshombe Warnec Wave of Terror Near In Katanga   Violence and Atrocities May Exceed Control

Highway Commission Takes Issue With Report About State Road Funds

Protest by State Highway  Commission   It Labels Misleading Information  Spneeimoe fs Funds for Cerrying Read Program.

U.S. Weather Bureau Chief Dissatisfied With Present Tornado Forecast Service

. / People You Know GEORGE. WOLBERS TO REPRESENT. 4MPERIAL FUNDS ©

Peonle You Know   GEORGE WOLBERS  TO REPRESENT IMPYRTAT PTrmrane

Tax Stam ps Headed For  Limbo Jan.    House Starts Abolition; Money Bill Raises Storm

Ohio Sales Tax Stamp Doomed  Ce: Pe  Oa   State Senate Slated To OK House Masure

AMONG KEY ISSUES: State Assembly Research Arm Eyes Spring Creek Pollution

36 Inquiries Milk Pricing, Strip Minine Will Face Extensive Study

Freeman Sees Indications of Gaino on Farm  Aclenin   9 Administration Is Given Credit

Microwave Blast Arrests Bring Up Questions About Revolutionary Unit

Williams. Praises Britain Effort  Secretary's: Tour In Africa Brings Local Criticism

” Project Plans PLAN PORCH LIGHT CANVASS JAN. 31  — FOR NEW MARCH OF DIMES HERE

Wreckage Of British Plane Seen In France   34 Passengers, 3 Crewmen Aboard

34 on Missing British Plane; Wreckage Seer  Chartered Airline: Lost Over Pyrenee:  Mountains of South

French Army Reserves on Active Duty   Planned Invasion Believed Deterred by JFK Support.   U.S. Caught Nappine by Algerian Revolt

Tractor Deal Complicated By Castro Demand   Wants Group To Visit Cuba

Castro Clears Way in Part For Tractor-Prisoner Swap CONFERENCE ASKED

Asks Group To Cuba On Swap Offer   U. 8. Committee Studies Message As Deadline Near

Swap Deadline At Noon Today   Castro Clears Way By Accepting Part Of Tractor Plan

PRE EIR Res: ARM,  Pentagon Official Speaker  At Aerospace Conclave Here

News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Holiday tol! held down

539 Killed  In Holiday  Accidents Traffie Toll OL   Traffie Toll Of 384: Falls Short OL US. E:  istimate

16 HOLIDAY TRAFFIC DEATHS IN ILLINOIS   U.S. Road Deaths Under Estimates

384 Road Deaths Below Estimate; Unfavorable Weather Cuts Driving

Hanley Dies  Bad Weather Holds Down Traffic Toll   (IOWA TOLIT,: Page 12)

WEATHER IS MAJOR FACTOR  Nation's Death Count Drops; State Fatalities Below Level

Holiday Tolf May Not Reach Estimate of 420   By ASSOCIATED PRESS   THE SCORE

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Traffic 384 Boating 4 Drowning 5¢ Miscellaneous 72 Total 590

Miss Prediction 384 Die on U.S. Highways On Labor Day Holidays   Rv The Associated Press

Holiday Traffic Deaths Decline  ‘Unfavorable Weathe: In Many Sections Said A Major Factor

Takes Executive Control Of Firm: $$ $e am  Roosevelt Tackles Financial Crisic

Delve Into RaceTrack Gambling   Probate Research Institute Actually A Race Wire Servic:

 Race Track Gambling Studied Probers Told Probate Firm  Really Race Wire Service

Senate Investigators Hear Track Gamblers   Legislators Learn Probate Research Institute Hiqhly Interested In Fast Nags

Economic, Job Report To Be Made   Sen. Lane Heads Special Committee  To Fight Slump

Backs Off from Earlier Charge U.S. Will Lag Behind Russ for 3 Years

Pentagon Study Seeks Answer, President Says  Chief Executive   Chief Executive Abandons Charge Made in Campaign

Studies Not Finished, President Asserts as Controversy Rages on Briefing by McNamara

President  Not Certain  About ‘Gap’ Study Of Weapons  Setun Te Iinderwav

Thinks Nation Kntering Time  Ot Great Peril   Backs Away From Campaign Charges; Study Being Pressed

JFK Uncertain on Missile Gap   Pentagon Presses Study on Weapons

The New Frontier  JFK Unsure of Missile Gap   Envoys Chosen   LB] Confers

Still Believes Nation Faces Years Of Pert   Attempts To Calm Storm Started By McNamara Briefing

Great Peril Still Seen For Nation  i _ Report, Denial Unresolved

Team Probes  For Data On Missile Gap Chief Uses Calm  Words to Clarify  ee:  eae

Doesn’t Know Whether There Is Missile Gap, He Concedes At News Parley

Federal detectives sift wreckage in search for airliner crash clue

GOP Scores Victory; Conferees To Iron-Out Differences  Senate Passes Reduced Appropriations Bill After Bitter Wranaling

EXPERT TV-RADIO & PHONO  SERVICE  Call Coliiors fusle Stare AF ESS

N-Weapon Jet Bomber Crashes  - But Bombs Not Armed; Three Killed

 Weapons Not Defonated (Nuclear Armed Jet Bomber  \Crashes, Three Crewmen Dic

JFK’s Win Announced By Nixon   Electoral Votes Are Counted at Joint Session of Congress

Nixon Gets Last Word Has Opportunity To Declare Kennedy Elected President —

Father Admits Brutal Slaying   Sandra Neuenfeldt, 16, Milwaukee Stabbed and Beaten to Death

Father Admits He Killed Girl  Victim Beaten.   Victim Beaten, Stabbed Repeatedly In Milwaukee Home

Committe Reports To morrow  Strike Solution Sou ght BeforeF ridayDead li ine

Kennedy's Factfinders Face Friday Deadline; T-H Action More Anparen’

Red Police Open Fire In Escape Try  4 '   Man Attempts To Swim From Seviet To Western Sector

 Latin American Movement _ Communist Embassies Hotbed Of Intrique At Mexico City

Cuban, Russian Envoys Linked In Mexico City   Embassies Found Very Busy with Reds Running Show

WEATHER   Cuban, Russian Envoys Linked In Mexico City   Embassies Found Very Busy With Reds Running Show

Cuban, Russian Envoys Linked In Mexico ba  Embas:   Embassies Found Very Busy with Reds Running Show

Russians Boss Common Efforts... .  Castro Linked to Red Embassy in Mexico

Asks Boost In Social Security  Proposals Would Up Tax To 8 Per Cent

ASK SOCIAL SECURITY TAX HIKE   Kennedy Proposes Two Increases Totaling 1/2 Cent; Would Let Men Collect At Age 62.

Submits Bill for An Expansion of Social Security   Asks New Boost in Tax to Hike Benefits, Extend Coveraqe

Soci. Security Tax Incre-zse Proposed  Kenned™ wites ‘Pressing Social Need’ ff _ A  eS ee ee —   Kenned’aijz'ites ‘Pressing Social Need’ As Cau*Kor Action On His Proposals

JFK Oks Social Security — Tax Boost To Aid Keone         “PERK UP WORK,

Love Light in Their Eyes   JFK Asks New Boost in Social Security Taxes

Laos Civil War © Seems Remote As Officials Gather for King  Cremation Rite

 No Word on Cease-Fire ‘Laotian Leaders Assemblinc  For Cremation of Ex-King

Will Cremate Body Of King Vong In Laos   Evidence Of War In Roar Of Planes Hauling Supplies

Laotian Cease-Fire In Doubt   Proposal Unanswered By Pathet Lao On Eve Of Vonq’s Cremation

IT HAS BEEN TWENTY YEARS  Status Of Cold War Or ‘Pearl Harbor Day’

Wrecks Stolen Car In Ditch  Youth Is Captured After High-Speed Police Chase

— And Leave The Flying To Us : El Pasoaun Flies Home From East--In 4 Days!

PROPOSES PARLEY 10 AVERT WAR   Nik Blasts U.S. Proposal For Unpoliced Ban On  _ Atmospheric Testing As “Deal” Against Reds.

Mr. kk Snub: Appeal For A-Test Ban   Formally Rejects U.S.-British Bid Against Air Blasts

Russia Rejects Testing Appeal By West Allies   Embargo on Blasts In Atmosphere Has Snub by Khrushchev

Khrushchev Rejects U. S., British Proposal to Ban A-Tests in Atmosphere

Khrushchev Rejects West’s Appeal For Atmospheric Nuclear Test Ban

Carla’s Path   U. S.-British Appeal Rejected   Nikita Won't Ban Atmospheric A-Tests

Nikita Turns Down Pleas. For Test Ban   Red Boss Suggests Big Power Study Of Crises To Avert War

Reply Deadline Reached Today  Suggests Big Power Study Of Problems To Avert War Threat

Russia Turns Down Appeat On Tests Ban   Khrushchev Suggests Study of Major World Issues

Soviets Reject Ban on A-Tests   Red Leaders Suggest Big Power Study To Stave Off War Threat

But Ready To Join In Top Study   Soviet Chief Won't Go Along With Test Ban

Khrushchev Rejects Appeal for Test Ban   Suggests Big-Power Study of Major Problems To Stave Off Threat of Nuclear War; Calls Proposal to Halt Blasts in Air ‘Dishonest’

Nikita Rejects West's Appeal For Nuclear Ban   Suggests Study Of Ways to Avoid Nuclear War

‘DISHONEST TAG APPLIED TO PROPOSAL   Berlin Treaty Given Priority  Over War Threat

Rejects Appeal for Nuclear Test Ban   Suggests Big Power Study To Stave Off Threat of Nuclear War; Cannot Accept Further Embargo on Atmosphere Blasts

Nikita Turns Down Test Ban   Suggests Big Power Study of Pressing World Problems

Poor Visibility May Have Been Factor in Crash  Colarada Offictale   Colorado Officials Seek Explanation For Bus-Train Wreck

Boxing Czar Is Convicted  Pipe Ty A ast   Carbo, 4 Others Face Prison Terms

Just How Far AreU.S., Reds Willing to Go!   U.N. Envoys Probe Overtures to Put Cold War on Shelf

Private U.N. Talks Explore U.S.-Red Cold War Limit   THREE MAN ROART

Moroccan U.N. Force  Goes Home   Congo Commanc Sought More  Reinforcements

HOT U.N. ISSUES ST AND     — Deleg: ates Test Se ope  Ot Cold-War Shelving

U.N. Congo Command  To Lose More Troops   Agenda Headec By Cold War 

U.N. Delegates Await Russian. U.S.“Parley.  Assembly Faces Disarmament,  DCnnwwn CTleacxwilan

U.S. Soviet Views Sought  U. N. Studies Shelving Of Cold War Issues

UN. Seeks to Shelve Cold War   New Wrangles Expected Over Congo, Disarm

UN Situation Worsens In Congoland   Delegates To UN Explore Shelving Cold War Issues

KHRUSHCHEV 50 KILLED AND CRITICAL OF 122 ARE HURT POOR CROPS INEXPLOSION   Agricultural Leadership Under Fire Of Rus ian Leader   3omb Thrown Among 500 Worshipers At Army Barracks      EMANDS INCREASE “SCORES OF SUSPECTS" IN PRODUCTION BEING ROUNDED UP.

Agriculture Leaders Hit By Khrush  Demands More FoodProductior Tr OT}, 7 sas

Demands Production Be Stepped Up: Accuses Chieftain of “Toadyism’

Nikita Raps Agriculture Leadership In Key Areas   Premier Khrushchev Demands More Production From Ukraine, White Russia

US's Largest Nuclear Sub Launches A-Missile in Undersea Firing Tests

Laraest Nuclear Sub Fires Shet   aa seuUcIeCdr it nie meee Te  Ethan Allen Sub Fires  Polari is from Under Sea

Progress Reported In Congo   Joint Control Of Air Traffic Mav Be Tried

Bargaining Continues  Congo, UN Accord Claimed On Air Traffic Controls

Congo, UN Agree on Air Controls  Will Share Traffic:   Will Share Traffic: Regulation—Leaders Rap Nkrumah for Meddling in Affairs

Plan Provides Joint Control Of UN Traffic   Rival Congolese Leaders Assail Ghana President

Accord UnControl In Congo Seer   : Joint Operation Of .. Air Traffic Said - Fo Be Aareed

Mom Turns  This Jail Into Nursery Then Gets Out,  Accenie Charity

SEVERE FLOODING FEARED  Oregon Hit By Worst  Snowstorm In 31 Years

Snowslide Kills Skier in Colorado  Storm Piles Up Snow on Pacific Coast

Hyannis Ports ~ * — ee ¥  US. Reviews Strategy, for U.N. Meeting   Adlai Stevenson Meets President For a Conference

President Kennedy and Stevenson Map Plans for UN General Assembly

Ambassador, Kennedy Air U.N. Strategy   Stevenson Arrives At Summer White House For Weekend

Kennedy Meets With Stevenson   Hynannis Port  Talks To Deal i With TT. N.

UN. Strategy Being Studied By JFK, Adlai   Conference at Summer White House To Be Lenathy

Legal Battle Won By 3 In Pit Case   Superior Court Upholds Decision Of Lower Bench

‘Women Strike-for Peace’ Group Fears Nuclear Holocaust, ‘Human Barbecue’

To feature flame cultivation at Carrington - Clyde field day June 30

Minuteman Pit Shot Successful   Missile Hurled From Underground Races To Target 2000 Miles Away

Cape anaveras Minuteman . Is Launched Underground  Success Advances WT. 1... Age. te   Success Advances Nuclear Attack  Survival Program

Hits Target Area 3,000 Miles Away   Missile Fired From Site at Cape Canaveral

Minuteman Hits Target at Range Of 3,000 Miles.   Success Advances Testing Program -

rrogram is Aavancea Minuteman’s Underground Test Is Highly Successful

Minuteman Scores Success in Underaround Firing Test   Missile ‘Killer Passes Test

Minuteman Registers  Bull s Kve  U nderground Try Goes 3.000 Miles

Underground Launching Scores At Cape Canaveral—  Minuteman Missile Test Is Success

More Shots Planned In  Near Future   Success Makes Up  For August Failure

Missile scores success   Minuteman roars from its underground base

Minuteman Missile Scores First Underground Launching Success   Nike-Zeus Passes Test Flunked  Previously

Missile Scores Ist Underground Launch Success  Rocket Vaults From 90-Foot Pit, Races  OR oa. Aol Sabena

Underground Test Proves A Success  Hurries Day When Rocket Will Guard U.S. from Silos

Underground Minuteman Firing Is Highly Successful   Missile Buildup Given A Boost

Rocket Shot Out of Pit, Hits Target   Success Scored In First Test of Minuteman Silo

Minuteman Is Launched From 90-Foot Silo   Sent Into Target Region in Atlantic 3.000 Miles Away

Minuteman Rocket Gets Off Well in A Silo Shot Test   Success Will Speed Up Development of Solid Fuel Weapons System.

Underground Firing Success   £121Y YULCEdS  Minuteman Missile Hits Target: Nike  Klemm Dacene Tact

First Success Scored for Silo Firing o Missile  Oe a e.   ‘Minuteman’ Test Blast Will Speed Base Programs

Intercontinental-Range Minuteman Missile Scores First Underground Launch

File Exceptions To CAB Ruling   Battle To Retain Airline Service Here

Guevara Slated As Industrial Boss In Cuba  Super-Ministry Of Industry Planned In Major Shakeup

House Plans Fast Action on Early Retirement Biil  All Proposals Will Boost Tax Paid By Participants

Plane Lands In Havana’ 37 Aboard   Government Asks Release of Craft Stolen at Gunpoint

: Inside The Lima News   orelgn Legion hegi men  From Glory To Disgrace

THREE BOYS LOSE LIVES IN FREEZER   Two Young Brothers And Playmate Perish In New  Hamonucshire

Three Children Die  In Apartment Freeze   Two Brothers And 1 Playmate Hide In Biq Box And Are Found Suffocated

ndustry and Agriculture  ye  Demand for $1.25 Minimum Wage Pressed by Labor

Johnson Says Allies Are Cool and Ready   “Must Be Fully Prepared for Every Eventuality.”

JFK Studies For Summit Conferences   “Happy Birthday” Greets President At Hyannis Port

JEK Ready For Flight To Paris   Two Important Meetings Set By President

JFK Pushe: Study for Big-2 Meet  Flies to Fr rance ‘Tuesday Night

Flies To Paris Tuesday To See French Leader   Opposition Urges President To Warn ‘K’ Of Stallina

Kennedy Prepares For Two Meetings  Will See: De: Gaulle: And Then: Khrushchev

JFK Prepares For De Gaulle. Khrush Talks   President Plans No Golf, Other Outdoor Activities at Cape

Secretary Declines To Predict What  Action U.S. Might Tal             ake If Russie imtarvamac On Crretra’e Sida

Reds Shun > Gover nment  Truce Flag   Hit At Ban Keun; Commies Also Say Muong Phin Falls

Government s Truce Official Is Ignored   Important Government Post Said ‘Liberated’ by Rebels; Kennedy Discusses Crisis with Security Council

Snub Effort to Confer on Truce   Communists Say Muong Phin Post Was ‘Liberated’

PRO-COMMUNIST FORCES CLAIM NEW GAINS IN LAOS Attempt By Government ToSet Up Cease - Fire Is Ignored By Rebels -

Rebels Launch Attack at Dawn Claim Victory  Ignore Officer With White Flag

Kennedy Confers With Security Council on Crisis   Rebels Ignore Emissary On Cease Fire

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religion  Features)

ATTA ee B , f  PUTTTITTTTTITITITTT TCHRATTTTTTTTIATTTTITITFTTTTTG ty   ‘Shipments Seized

Say Goods To Castro Is Seized   Drive to Enforce Cuban Embargo, Official Reports

Pressure Intense   Outcome Of House Rules Fight In Doubt: Kennedy Lends Aid

How It Was:  RAIN. CLOUDS MOVE: ‘APART — SUN COMES OUT AT INTERVALS *

oth Member May Die; 2 Boys Orphaned ; 8 of One Family Killed in Crash 

2-Car Crash Kills 9   8 In One Family Among Victims; 9th Critically Hurt

Pacifists To Protest At Sub Rites   Weather Conditions To Be Subject Of Research

(NEW YORK TRAGEDY SPURRED SAFETY MEASURES—  Fifty Years Ago Today 146 Women, Girls Died in New York Fire

U.S. Denies Charge Of Congo Meddling   Tshombe Says Congolese Renew Katanga Attack

Patholic Bishops Warn  ranaenmnseserstinaaprts erase ere commen ot nae netnrenninencnemareinmeneme  Atheism, Moral Apathy On Rise

atholie Bishops Warn—— Atheism, Moral Apathy  On Increase In Nation

SESSION AT BENTON ON DECEMBER 7   Public Invited To Express Views On Dam East Of Benton Forming Franklin - Jefferson County Reservoir.

BENTON ON DECEMBER 7   Public Invited To Express   Views On Dam East Of  Benton Forming Franklin - Jefferson County Reservoir.

Red Tape, Home Rule  Included  Action Stemsk rom  Newburgh Move; ib  SR Fae q ee Cee

WINTRY WEATHER PLAGUES COUNTRY    Cold Strip Extends From North   And Central Rockies To New  ¥Frneland

Phones Humming   Ford And Union Hold Sessions Hoping te Get Workers Back on Job Next Week

Ford, Union Press Accord At Plant Leve  Making Concerted Effort To Resume Output Next Week

Ford, UAW Set Goal for Car Production  Neaotiators Want   Negotiators Want Work to Start by Beainnina of Week

FORD AND UNION SEEK AGREEMENT   Priority Being Given To Settling  Disputes At Plant Level: Rej sumims TFatks Friday

Phones Kept Humming In Ford Disputes   Priority Given To Plant Settlements To End Strike

Ford Dispute Talks Shifted At Plant Level   Company and Union Agree on Priority Plan to End Strike

Ford, UAW Seek Quick Strike kind   Individual Plant Settlements Are Sought First

Studentsin CSM Power.  ‘Grab Hoay “Dreématize Bid.  ‘fo Cut Election  Eligibilita

\DA \ » Criticizing Ken ned: , seems fo Be ill: Mc or Adlai Stevenson

Fires Shot At Teacher Near School   Finally Releases Three Student Hostages After Terrorizing Class

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Border Belt Closes Sales  Week Strong   Prices Steady, Demand Good

ANNUAL FROLIC TURNS INTO HEADACHE FOR TOWN  Student Riots Fomented by Liquor, Boredom

Divergent Views To be Discussed In Rhode Island   Indian Prime Minister Greeted By President

MICROFILM SERVICE & SALES Ca. 0.0, BOX 8066 4924 COLE Ave. DALLAS. TEMAS .i(iéwtQDO.   Atomic Test Issue One of Top ltems On Parley Agenda

Kennedy, Nehru Begin Discussions Of Problems; Emphasis on A-Tests

Nehru and President Onen Talks   Kennedy Greets Indiar Leader at Naval Air Station.

Kennedy, Nehru Begin Discussions; Exnect Emphasis on Nuclear Tests

soviet Explosions Called Evil thing ©   Kennedy, Nehru Begin Talk On Stopping Nuclear Tests

Indian Is Greeted By President .   World Problems To Be Discussed By Two Leaders

Kennedy To Confer With Nehru   Two Leaders  Will Cover World Problems, Views On Nuclear Testing

JFK-Nehru begin talks at Newport   Heavy emphasis on nuclear arms, world problems

Nuclear Testing View Principal Topic of Visit  1 Vk Bat céales wh

Kennedy, Nehru Meet for Talks   Differing Views on Nuclear Testing Among Discussion Items

Kennedy, Nehru Confer Here On World Probleme   Soviet Union Wains It May Continue Its Nuclear Testing If U.S.: Allies Do

Newport:   Kenned y and Nehru Talks Under: Way  Benect Views on   Expect Views on Nuclear Testing To Be Discussed

Nehru Ready To Open Talk With JFK   Divergent Views On Nuclear Tests Will Be Discussed

Kennedy Greets Nehru’s Flight; Talks fo Begin   Leaders Shake Honds Warmly, Lunch Toaether

MANY VIEWS OF LEADERS DIVERGENT   Students Join In Greeting To Foreign Visitor

Nehru Here to Talk With JFK   Greeted at Airport by President and Cheering Crowd

REPORT MAIN ROADS OPEN IN SOUTH ILLINOIS   Snowfall Ranges. From ; Inches at Cairo to 8 Near St.L.

egislative Commission Backs Away  From $7.3 Billion Highway Proposal

Road Needs Under Study   Report Sets $7.3 Billions As 20 Year Program Cost

Guevara's Hint Of Walkout Is Taken Lightly   Seeks Sympathy At Uruguay Meet

Moscow’s Answer   Cuba Hints ft Will Quit Talks In Meve For Latin Sympathy

Cuba Hint: Walk Out Of Meet   Cuban Economic Boss Seizes Chance To Air Propaganda

Cuba Hints af Walkout from Aid Conference   Seen Trying to Win Sympathy In Latin America

Predicts Red Revolution Soon In Latin America   Re WILLIAM L.. RYAN

Ford Pickets Bar Workers From Plants   Salaried Employes Prohibited From Entering Offices

90 Vehicle Count per Day Qualifies State Supplementarv Route for Oiling

Russia Refuses to Recognize Dag as Secretary-Gen. of UN   Demands His Removal from the High Post

Likens Plan to Hitler's Day Wagner to Sue Over Redistricting Rule

Court Action Threatened To Biock Reapportionmeni   McEwen Calls Wagner a ‘Cry-Baby’ As Political Taunts Grow Sharper

Third Is Rescued ‘Two Houghton Students Die After Sailboat Overturns

Veep Reports World Helped By His Visit  Wi i Meet Wi th  cea eteeee Eh oe   Will Meet With President Later Durina The Day

President Will Hear LBJ’s Report   Vice President Arrives Back in US. After Fast 62-Hour Jaunt

Johnson  Will Report fo Kennedy on Visit   Free World's Bonds Stronger

\Mission Is Successful  .LBJ Reports To Kennedy \On His Trip To Germany

Johnson Terms Berlin Mission Successful   Veep Heading Hom After Setting U.S. Stand In Crisis

ARMY REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVE Johnson Trip Proves Successful   Kennedy Cuts Weekend To Hear Berlin Report   POLICE MOVE CIVILIANS AWAY FROM BORDER  Communists Don’t Trust Their Bricks

Bonds Tighter Than Ever Veep Says On Return   36-Hour Visit To Berlin Quiets Fears They Might Be Forsaken

Johnson Returns for Session With Kennedy on His Mission to Berlin

Troops: ‘Cheered _ Berlin Mission.  Bolstered West German Morale

Johnson Hails Allied Unity Against Reds  V-P Will Report To JFK Today

LBJ Thinks Jaunt Did A Lot Of Good   Says Free World’s Bonds Tiahtened

Johnson’s Visit Raises Berlin Hopes   Vice President Home.to Report to Kennedy: Treops Move In

Vice-President In Good Spirits On Return Home   Ties Made Stronger And More Enduring, He Reports

Johnson to Report to Kennedy on Results of Journey to W. Germany

U.S. Troops Strengthen  Allied Stand  Brandt Hails Visit Of Vice President Ae A SQ reat Haln’

Johnson Says West Berlin Morale Higt Viee President  Reports Today To Kennedy

Johnson Back From Berlin  With Report For Kennedy   Kennedy Flying To Capital To Get Report On Berlin

LBJ Home, Says Allied Morale High   Hails W. Berlin’s Heroes, Reports te Kennedy Today =

To Warn Of New Soviet Challenges   His Visit, Arrival Of Troops Boosts Morale Of West Berliners

‘Reports After 36-Hr. Visit To Berlin  Vice-President Returns to U.S. By Jet Plane

Asserts Dramatic Visit  Strengthened U.S. Ties with Crisis-Torn City

Reds Tighten Berlin Barricades- —  Ties Strengthened by Trip: Johnson

Johnson reports his visit strenathened free world   Prdvda charges Johnson’s visit worsened crisis

Vice President Will Report On Trip To Germany   Johnson Praises Conduct Of West Berliners: Meets Kennedy At 4:30

Vice President { Back Home After Visit To Hot Spot  Says Ties Between  U.S., West Germany Are Much Stronger

LBJ Prepares to Tell Kenned) of Berlin Trip   Presidential Jet Returns Johnson After 36 Hours

Johnson Back Home After 36-Hour Visit To Berlin   Greeted At Airport   Heart-Warming   Rolstered To 17.000

CONFERENCE PREDICTED   Troop Convoy Brings Strength To 12,000 Men

1,500 GI’s Get Rousing Welcome Berlin Spirit Rises <« To US Pledge Of Aid.

Vice President’s 36-Hour Trip Lifts West Berliners’ Morale — Moscow’s Press Calls Visit ‘Provocative’ And Decries Troop Additions As ‘Military Hysteria’ — Brandt Foresees No War

L. B. Johnson quiets fears of Berliners   Brandt: Greatest help we could get at this time

Free World Bonds Seen Reinforced   Vice President Met at Airport By Official Group

Johnson to Advise President Today On German Crisis   Mission a Success: Outlook Encouraging

V-P To See President Late Today  36-Hour Mission To Berlin Great  trernece

LBJ Finds West Berliners Will Firm, Warns Of New Threats   Following LBJ Visit  Reds Tighten Barricades Around East Berlin

LBJ Back From Visit To Berlin   Sees Free World’s Bonds Strengthened

Mayor Brandt, Johnson Greet Battle Group   Soviets Work Closel; With Americans To Avoid Any Trouble’

62-Hour Visit Allays Fears Of Berliners   Hails Heroic Conduct Of People Encircled By Reds

Veep Lauds Citizens On  Firm Stand   Reports On Trip To Kennedy Later Today In Capital

QUIETS FEARS WEST BERLIN FORSAKEN   Returns To Capital Today To Report To JFK  U.S, TROOPS   Sent To Bolster Garrison Crossed East Germany Without Incident

W: Germans Encouraged  By VP. Trip   To Warn JFK Of New Red Moves; Troops Arrive

Johnson says trip strengthened ties   Vice president to make full report to Kennedy later today

LB) Back: Says Links Reinforcec   Scheduled for Repor' To Kennedy About Trip to Berlin.

Better able to meet whatever .  Vice President Johnson back fron Berlin, confers with Kennedy

Johnson Says Visit Helped Berlin Allies   Predicts Greater Unity; To Report To Kennedy

New Soviet Challenges Expected —   Brandt Praises Johnson’s Talk In West Berlin

1,500 U.S. Troops Get A Welcome   Vice-President Will Report on Trip to Kennedy

Will Confer Today With  President   War Fears Ease; Prospects of Talks With Reds Grow

Veep Praises German Chiefs   ‘Anxieties’ Removed By Visit, Report

New Agents Find Hogan’‘s Alley Tough   Surprise Target Range Tests FBI Trainee’s Wits

Moshannon Boy Scouts Plan  $0000 Campaian  Uranium To Be Loaned PSU For Quehanna Work

Faulty Accelerator. Is Blamed For Fatahty   (Penn State Coed Is Taken (To Pittsburgh Hospital

POLK POLK COUNTY SOIL &; “WATER . CONSERVATION DISTRICT  Irrigators Are ‘Warned Too Much Water Is Ar:Harmful As Not Enough Water

Court Rules Brokers Can Prepare Sale-Transfer Property Document:

Papal Broadcast Bids Atomic Ban; End to Arms Race   Pope Plans Worldwide Peace Appeal Sunday

American Wins Nobel In Chemistry   2nd U. S. Scientist ~ Shares Physics Prize With German

Nobel Prize Given Plant Snecialist   Berkeley Professor Recognized for Accimilation Study

Bruce Catton Says:  Leaders Of Nation Didn’t Explore Possibility Of Averting Civil War

Civil War Authority Blames Leaders For Opening Fire   Note: See Another Story On Page 1B.

Two B Baptist Missionaries Tied And Beaten by Congolese Soldiers

Government Admits Defeat  New Heavy Attack Started By Commie Rebels In Laos

Big Defeat Is Reported By Laosians  Red Offensive Hits Two Areas

Syria Rule Ousting All Egyptians   Middle East Tense; Iraq Alerts Troops

Syria Orders Egyptians To Leave The Country   Bernard Shares In $3,000 Grant

Syria Tells Egyptians To Get Out  Iraq Moves Troops To Guard Frontier; Middle East Tense

Syria Tells Ko gyplians to Get Out   Ruler Tells Nasser Tyranny’ Is Ended

Syrian Premier Charges Nasser With Tyranny as Split in VAR Grows Wider

Egyptians Sent Out By Syrians   lraq Orders Armies to Border; Mideast Is Reported Tense.

Maame Castis Tense; Iraqi... .. Orders Up Troops  Western Europe Keeps Eye on Situation In Tense Area

Jews Thet He  Prosecutor Charges Eichmann So Eager to Destroy fanorea Orders F

Eichmann Ignored Order To Halt Slaughter      Related Articles, Page 2

Prosecutor Says Eichmann Organized Death March In Violation Of Orders

Diplomats In U.N. Shocked By Roa Claim   CRIMES OF EICHMANN UNVEILED  ‘Death March’ Revealed

You'll Find It.   As Eichmann Trial Aavances-- Jewish Slaughter Story Teld

Americans — Hail Soviet Achievement   (Compiled From AP, UPI Reports) _

Clintonville Has 17 Below: Minus 10 Here   Icy Wave Spreads to Much of East: Snow Slows Traffic

Cold Clamps Midwest   Arctic Front Brings Snow, Sleet, Rain; Road Travel Periled

Heavy Snow Reported In Many States   East Has Sleet,  Freezing Rain

Cold Front Spreads  Snow, Rain   Subzero Weather Recorded In Midwest Eastern Highways Become Dangerous

Cold Grips Midwest and Eastern U.S.  An Arctic Front   An Arctic Front Triggers Snow, Sleet and Rain

Gagarin Leaves Havana for Brazil  Castro-Soviet Ties Dramatized By Spaceman’s Four-Day Visit

Gagarin To Visit Brazil   Russian Astronaut Takes Verbal Shot At Hot Heads

No Panic Although 1961  Drought in State as Bad as Any Experienced

Returns Thursday For Last Week Of ‘61 Session   Chance to Over-Ride Any Vetoes Is Slight

Final Session Of Legislature Starts Thurs.  Thin Hope For GOP o Overide Any Of  100 nson’s Vataac

President-Elect Begins Work on Inaugural Talk   Completes Organization of Top Command of the State Department.  -~.. seaerceereraeganr casarri4?r

Dillon Won't Recommend Fast Tax Cut   1  Stevenson “Aid Gets Last Top Job

Stevenson Aide Gets Policy Job   Kennedy Fills State Dept. High Command

Lawyer Gets No. 3 Job In Top Echelon   Kennedy Appoints Fowler To Major Treasury Position

Stevenson Associate Appointed . .  Kennedy Completes State     Department High Command

Ball Selected As Secretary  Of State Aide  Kennedy Completes High Command Of State Department

JFK Prepares Inauguration Speech In South   Completes List Of Important Appointments

lowa Native Is No. 3 in State Dept.   George Ball, Friend of Adlai, Is Economic Undersecretary.

mennedy ASO Names VION Algde .  State Department High Command Is Completed

Kennedy Completes Organization   Names George W. Bal Under Secy. Of State For Economic Affairs

STEVENSON'S ASSOCIATE SELECTED   Kennedy Names Geo. Ball Economic Affairs Head   Named As Undersecretary Of Treasury: Protocol Post Goes To Duke

Close political associate of Adlai named   George W. Ball undersec’y for economic affairs

Kennedy Names Attorney fo State Dept. Job   President-Elect Turns to Work on Inaugural Address

State Department High Command Complete With Namina Of Adlai Associate

Last of High State Dept. Posts Filled   Kennedy Appoints ‘Ex-Stevenson Aid to No: 3 Position:

JACK FINISHES HIS STATE DEPT. HIGH COMMANI   Appoints Adlai Associate Te Economics Post; Works On Inaugural Address.

Cc Completes les His gh High Command  JEK Names Ball. Fowler To Jobs

Ball Named To Post In State Dept.   Kennedy Also Taps Fowler For Job  In Treasury

JFK Makes Key Appointment to State Department   Names Associate of Adlai Stevenson as Undersecretary for Economic Affairs.

JFK Completes High Command Of State Body   Associate of Adlai. Is Chosen for Spot On Economic Setur

Kennedy Names Adlai's Adviser No.3 State Aide   George Ball Gets “Economic Orrice; Others Selected

Foreign Policy Position Goes To D.C. Lawyer   President-Elect Turns To Goncentrated Work On Inauaural Address

‘Back From Washinaton   ‘Democrat Ball Fills No. 3 Sbot'in State Department:   Appointed.

Is Drafting Address For  Inauguration   Political Adviser To Stevenson Gels Foreign Policy Job

Road Toll Stuts At 14.      w Mexico Traffic Toll ta Date H  Toil This Date Last Your oq

Missile Smacks Target   Revives AF Hopes That New Weapon Can Be Operated

New Atlas Missile Strikes Its Target 5,000 Miles Away   Heavier Payload, Greater Range Indicated by Test

Laos Troops’. Cross River, © Aini At Linkuy      Loyalist Drive: ; Gains Momentuin - Ae Forees Advance

Laotian government column smashes way toward linkup   REBELS NAME CONDITION FOR LAOS COMMISSION

Laos Units Push Beyond Rebel Nest, Seek Link With Other ‘Royal Forees

Laos Troops PushToward Rebel Force   Roval Column Heads For Linkup with Units from Capital

Smash Beyond Former Nesf Of Rebels   Seek to Join With Royal Troops Marching South

Troops Move On Vang Vieng   Laos Government Forces Aim to Join Royal Units

Loyal Laos Force Hits Rebel Nest   Government Troop Offensive Smashes Forward To Linkun

Laotian Loyalists Smash  Into Rebel Held Territory   Fierce Struggle for  Nam Lik River Town

600-Man Force Fighting ProRed Rebels Seeks Linkup With Royal Troops Marching from Luana Prabana

Laotian Troops Smash Through Rebel Position   Force Pushes Toward Other Royal Soldiers

‘Eye Linkup With Royal Troops Government Column Smashes  Wav Toward Rebel-Held Villace

Laotian Forces Break Rebel Lines; Plan to Join Troops Heading South

Diplomatic Rights Taken From Czech   Envoy Had Choice Of Leaving Or Face Arrest And Ouster

INacvalac Decides To Leave United States   Czech Diplomat Given Alternative; Leave Voluntarily Or Being Deported

{mmigration Laws Invoked Against Defiant U.N. Diplomat; Note Delivered

Witness Tells of ‘Promised Land’   Eichmann Trial Hears Of Camp in Poland

Sentencing Of Rees Is Postponed   Television Program Of Jury Re-Enacting Deliberations Cause Of Court Move

RUSS SOURCES PUT AGCENT ON PEACE HOPES   Pravda Proclaims Real Chance Of Excluding Mankind’s Peril   GRADUAL SOLUTION SEEN FOR BERLIN

Dillon Sees Threat To Dollar Value   Asks Restraint On Price, Waae Pressure

Capehar’s Aim ‘Friendly’ G. 0. P. Committee in State Shakeup Today

STATE, FEDERAL OFFICIALS AGREE Tragedy at Viking Is Blamed on Gas

Two Men Found Shot in Tavern  State Joins Green Bay Police In Investigation of Slayings

Chancellor, in Berlin, Views Panic in East   Economy Pinch Growing Worse

Refugee Flow To West Cited By Chancellor   Red Restrictions on Movements and Food Shortages Factors

Adenauer Says Refugee Flow From E. Berlin  fase  Shows. Increasing Red Pressure on Citizens

Refugees Flee East Berlin;  Communist Pressure Seen   Conditions in Soviet Sector Described. As ‘Unbearable,’ Panic Suspected

Reds Stepping Up Personal Pressure   Flow of Refugees Cited by Adenauer

Reds Step Up  Pressure On Berliners   Adenauer Says Flow Of Refugees Increasing

Refugee Situation Indicates 3  East Germany Putting More Pressure On Its Citizens

Adenauer cites heavy flow of East German refugees as Reds crack-down

‘Unbearable’ Pressure B v Reds Seen   Flow of Refugees Point to Outbreak Of Panie In East

Chancellor In Berlin Talk — Cites ing  Negotiations Out OF Question With Red Puppet, He States

Adenauer Sees Pressure Buildup  Flow Of Refugees Hints Berlin Panic

Refugee Flight Suggests Panic, Says Adenauer  ermony   Says East Germany Steps Up Pressure’

Flow Is Double Usual Number; Chancellor  Rejects Khrush  Unification Plan

West's Chancellor Adenauer Says   Vests CnNancellor Adenaucr SAYS  East Germans Panicky

Waiting for a Fly?   New Red Pressure Increases Flights by German Refugees

Many In Zone Wish to Get to Freedom ~ As Quickly As Possible, Chancellor Says

Cites Rise In Number  Of Refugees   ‘Proves Conditions  Are Unbearable’

Reds Step Up. Drive fo Force Dublic Suonort   ‘Adenauer. Beli Situation in: Become ‘ Unbearable ~

Resolution  Enough For  West’s Aim Alliance Hopes  Iron Curtain To Discern Meaning

SE ATO Did “All That Is Needed’ Rusk Feels Compromise On Laos Strong Enough

SEATO’s Stand Fits Need: Rusk  Raliavec Fane Policy   Believes Laos Policy “All That Is Needed’ —Gives More Time  To Consider Danger

Strong Enough To Provide All That Is Needed, Seeretary Rusk  Tells Newsmen_

Rusk Says Resolution  Warns Reds   Alliance Will Take Action In Laos, Secretary Hints

SHA TO-Watered Laos Resolution Seen Firm Enough   GOP Stopped JFK’s Depressed Area Bill Gains

France Refuses To Share Congo Costs   U.N. Is Facing Bankruptcy   Rusk Says SEATO Rule Is Enough

Compromise On Laos ~ Still Strong   “ULS.’s Tougher Plan _ Rejected: But Rusk: Says It Will Work

Sierra Fires At 65,000 _ Acres; Authorities Hope For Control By Day's End

65,000 Acres Of Forest Land Swept by Fire   Couple Killed, Two Towns Destroyed On Sierra Slopes

Couple Dies i in Flames . : : Two Fires Rag ging. Out of Control ‘

To To Replace Turnpikes, Commuter Railways  ‘Piggyback’ Road System Proposed

EMBOLDENED BY " NEHRU ‘SUCCESS’  Sukarno Orders Buildup  For New Guinea Invasion

ACTION APED BY SUKARNO   Invasion Delay Believed Based On Terms Hopes

Sukarno Plans__ For Invasion Of W. New Guinea   Indonesian President Calls For Total Mobilization Of His People

 Indonesia May Strike West New Guinea  Sukarno Readies for Invasion

Soviet Veto Blocks U.N.  Goa Action   U.S. Delegate. Gives Warning   Sukarno Calls Armed Forces

Sukarno Orders Total Mobilization   Indonesian Forces Prepare to Invade Dutch-Administered West New Guinea

indonesia Primed For Invasion Of West New Guinea   Earlier story on Page 9

Indo Chief Asks Guinea ‘Liberation’  CL Laemn Mieetance C1...   Sukarno Orders Flag Of Indonesia Raised At Dutch New Guinea

Dutch New Guinea Faced by Threat of  Indonesia Invasion   Sukarno Orders Total Mobilization; Charges Holland ‘Cheated’, Setting Up Puppet Regime

Attack on Dutch Colonialism  Sukarno Mobilizes Indonesian Forces; Threatens Invasion of West New Guinea

U.S. Asked by Sukarno to Mediate   Ouster of Dutch .From New Guinea Sought in Dispute

FORCE tl VIOVe     Indonesia Plans Invasion  Of Dutch-Held Guinea

Indonesians Are Ordered To Mobilize   Sukarno Sets No  Time For tnvasion

Sukarno Plans ‘Liberation’ of Dutch Guinea   Full Mobilization of Indonesians Is Ordered

Indonesia Forces Ordered to Stand Ready for Action  Orders Indonesian Flag to Fly Over West Irian

Sukarno Threatens To Launch Invasior   Apparently Emboldened by Nehru Succes; Indonesia May Attack Dutch Colony

West Irian “Liberation” Ordered By President Sukarno Of Indonesia

Indonesia Mobilizes All People  Ready to Move Troops Into West New Guinea

Mobilize for W. New Guinea Invasion Move   Would Balk Efforts of Netherlands to Form Puppet State

Sukarno Orders Indonesian Forces Prepare To Invade W. New Guinea

Indonesia's Sukarno Prepares to Invade  West New Guinea  Calls for ‘Total Mobilization’ OF People: Inspired by Nehru?   Calls for ‘Total Mobilization’ Of People; Inspired by Nehru?

Accuses Dutch Of ‘Cheating,’  Rallies People   BRorees Conmnared

Indonesia Prepared  to Fight   Sukarno Orders Mobilization of Armed Forces

Indonesia Wants West New Guinea  Sukarno Preparing To Invade Dutch

When Invasion Will Come Is Not Indicated   Officials of West Think Sukarno Encouraged By India’s Action

‘Free New Guinea...  War Threat By Indonesia   US. ‘Mediation’ Asked by Indonesiz

Mobilizes Army for Liberation   Sukarno Tells Army: Kick Out Dutch Colonists

Indonesian Leader Tells © Citizens to Prepare for Dutch New Guinea Battle

Indonesia Ordered To  Mobilize   Readiness To Invade Dutch New Guinea Set

Threatening Dutch-Held  New Guinec   Sukarno Calls On Troops To Prepare -

FOrmscecd (VU Muyo Indonesia Plans Invasion  Of Dutch-Held Guinea

In Wake Of Indian Grab Indonesia Mobilizes To ‘Free’ Dutch Colonies

Does Nof Reveal Date  Indonesia s Chief Orders Invasion West New Guinec

West New Guines Invasion Looms  Indonesia Mobilized; ehru’s Goa Victory Emboldens Sukarno

Sukarno Ready For Island War   Anti-Colonialism Grows in Far East

Indonesia To Invade Dutch Land   Sukarno Orders Troops To Get Ready For Attack On Dutch West New Guinea

Indonesian Troops Set For Invasion  Sukarno Not Certain Of Timing on Dutch

‘ More Problems Face Troubled World Indonesian Leader Threatens Invasion of ‘Dutch Territory After Nehru’s Easy Win

Indonesian s May Mobilize For Liberation  Sukarno Tells Army to Prepare

Spring Cold Wave Freeze: Eastern U.S.   Fear Big Damage by Heavy Frost to Fruit Crops

ALL ABOARD DEAD  , Violent Explosion Thought Prelude to Plane’s Crash

Legislature Lags Behind in Meeting Major Issues   Stevenson Meets U.N. Delegate: to Discuss Situation in Congo

‘Measures Given By Priority Kennedy's Legislative Program  For New Congress Is Outlined

Opportunity Again Offered To Elm Creek Area Citizens To Secure Watershed Improvements   VOTE TO BE TAKEN ON SEPTEMBER 23RD

Project DueVote Sept. 23   Watershed Poses Savings Prospects  In Land, Runoff

When He Dons His Uniform Again . Taylor s First Problem: The Crisis Over Berlin

AS JFK MILITARY ADVISER Berlin Crisis Is Likely To Be Taylors First Tes]

Taylor Called Back to Serve As JFK's Chief   General's First Task To Involve Berlin Problem

Kennedy Taps General Taylor   New Military Aide Faces Berlin Crisis

Maxwell Taylor Recalled To Duty; Berlin Crisis His First Big Job -

General Taylor Recalled to Duty  Farmer Army Chief af Staff Will

Berlin Crisis Gen. Taylor's First Problem   Named Adviser To President

Berlin lop Probiem  Maxwell Taylor Appointed Kennedy's Military Adviser

Gen. Taylor Faces Berlin Crisis 'As President's Military Adviser

Uniform Comes Out of Mothballs  Kennedy Picks Taylor As Military. Advisor

Russ-Berlin Crisis Faces Gen. Taylor in Adviser Debut   Former Army General Recalled to Be Kennedy’s Military Aide

AL gricutlure: Wheat Support Is Set Near $2  Aw wen Det en WIT Re.

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Dane Co. Hotels, Motels Combed for Explosives   Fear Nitroglycerin Left Behind by Fleeing Burglars

Following British Talks...  Gromyko Pledges ‘Best’ To Solve Berlin Crisis

Gromyko Returns Hopeful   Promises Russia Will Try To Find Peaceful Solution For Berlin

Gromyko Leaves London on Promise Russians Will Do All To Bring Peace

Lord Home Sees Red Conviction  War Over Berlin   War Over Berlin Not Allowable, Pounded Home

Gromyko Optimistic...  Russia Will Do Best to Find Peaceful Solution

Cuba Group Eyes Meeting For REPT  New Proposal  Hinted ; Hooker  Se yes . Te 2.. mes eee

Speculation Continues On Tractor Deal  )  Another Meeting May Be Held With  Anti-Castro Men

Castro's Prisoners Wait For Solution   Delegation In Miami Feel Responsible For Comrades In Cuba: Wait Tensely

Tractor Swap Hopes on Rise   Prisoner Delegates See Group Official

Group Stays At Key West For Parleys   New Session In Prisoner-Tractor Exchange Likely

Everybody Waits in Cuba Case   Prisoners Confer With Representativi Of Tractor Group

Ransom:  Hope Is for Tractor Swap  Captives in Miami  Wair for New Word

—~— HOOKER, PRISONERS CONFER — Move Seen To Revive Tractor Negotiations

New Hope Arises For Prisoners   Tractors’ Member To Meet Delegatior For Third Time Today

Cuban Prisoners Hope to Revive Tractor Trade  Official of Dissolved   Official of Dissolved U.S. Committee to Meet With Mission

10 Castro Prisoners Await Bid  Indications Are That New Program Now Under Way

U.S. Tractor Group to Give Decision Today on New Talks With Prisoners

Prisoners See Chance Of Revival   Ten Await New Meeting With VLE 7

HOPE FADING FOR REVIVAL OF SWAP DEAL   Ho wever, More Talk: ‘Set For Key West With Parolees ©   CONTACT MEMBERS OF TRACTOR GROUF

On Tractor Mission     TW AntiCastro Prisoners Await Developments

Cubans Awaiting Developments —  New Approach May Ro KAade in Trade

Cuban Rebel Group Still Seeks Deal   Prisoners Await New Developments In Tractor Talks

J.C. Penney Co. to Have New Store  Business Change in Fergus   Delegates for Castro-Held Prisoners Back

Castro's Prisoners Hope to Resume  Negotiations with Tractor Committee

Awaits Developments Cuban Prisoner Delegation Uncertain Of Next Move

EXPLAIN CASTRO POSITION  Cuban Group of 10 Awaits Development: That Might Yet Free 1.187 Prisoners

WW. C. Penney Co. to Have New Store  Business Change in Ferqus   J.C. Penney Co. to Have New Store   Delegates for Castro-Held Prisoners Back

Cuban Group Awaits. Word On New Plea  Committee Head’s   Committee Head’s Return Indicates More Negotiation

Anti-Castroites Await Action  Tractors Committee Secretary Returns From Third Meetina

Workmen anxiously eye leaks in levee  Sandhags are piled around huge   Sandhags are piled around huge hole but four new ones appear

Where To Find It   Davenport Plane Crash Kills Two Wisconsinites   Picture On Page Two

Federal Legislation Sougnat... House Memorial Urges Law Protecting Indian Vote Right

City Laws Get Verbal Rehash By Commission  Damnane DMebnlhune   Banners, Batches Aired; Ordinance Will Be Reversed

City Laws Get Verbal Rehash By Commission   Banners, Batches Aired; Ordinance Will Be Reversed

Arrives for Congo ‘Summit’  Nasser Given Big Ovation From Throngs in Morocco

Wilbur Renk fo Enter Race for Governor  Wants All GOP voters to Give Ec  Him nl Rectnmmnn

Reds’ Stand Scored By  Negotiator Test, Talk’ Slogan    Now. Dean Avers

U.S. SLOGAN “PEST, TALK? SAYS DEAN   U.S. to Stage Tests Amid Geneva Talks

Newlyweds Found Dead In Tent   Bride And Groom Meet Death On Honeymoon

WEEKEND TRAVEL GUIDE +:     Santa ‘Barbara Features _Old Spanish: Days Fiesta

slept A Little,  A Little, Cried A A Little, Hollered A Little’  7-Year-Old Tells 60-Hour Ordeal Pinned In Car Beside Dead Father

‘Rozzell Charges Evasion  Whaley, Others Debate Bond Issue Merits

Kennedy May Ask Freezing of Guard   Action Would Include Units From Mid-Missouri Area

Might Freeze Local Guardsmen on Duty   Members of 35th Left Today For Camp.—Hear President May Act.

Emporia Unit May Be Called To Mobilize  Company “B” Ts   Company “B” Ts Part of Division  Rumored for Call

Draft ‘Pools’ Being Boosted In Some States  Army, Pentagon Deny Any Pians

Kennedy May Freeze Six Guard Units Now on Duty  35th Infantry Division From Missouri, Kansas Leaves Today for Two Weeks Training Period

Kansas Guardsmen Could Be Affected By A Freeze Order  Reports JFK As Ready To Ask Congress To

35th Infantry One Unit Namec By Howspaper   Association. Official, However, Doubtful. of Mobilization Report

Increase Of 100,000 For Army Planned   Famed Texas 36th Division One of Units

Hint Kennedy Ready To As ‘Freeze On 35th Division   Local Company Left Today

ONE-EYED WILL PASS, COLOR B&IND EXCLUDED   Defense Dept. Issues New Medical Fitness Standards

One- Eyed Men Okeh; Color Blind Out Defense Dept. Sets Up New Fitness Standards

Selection Education Commissioner Near Special State “ae Committee  ls Asked to Study Sales Tap

Senate Amendmerits aE Amenaments   $10 Million Tax Bill Cut Defeatec

EXEMPTIONS VOTED IN SENATE  ~ $10 Million Amendment In Tax Measure Killed

Amendments Hurt Tax Plan's Chances   Measure Will Come to Final, Favorable Vote?

VOTE ‘NO’ IF YOU WANT TO KEEP CHARTER; ‘YES’ IF YOU DESIRE REPEAL

HERALD INDEX   Vote ‘No’ fo Keep Charter ‘Yes’ if You Favor Repeal

State Limit On Income Tax Blasted   Ceiling Is Called ‘Utterly Ridiculous’ By Tax Official

How It Wuz   COLDER TEMPERATURES AND NORTHERLY WINDS — MARK GOOD FRIDAY

How It Wuz   HUW i WUE COLDER TEMPERATURES AND NORTHERLY WINDS — MARK GOOD FRIDAY

Tunisian Appeal To UN Secretary Accepted Quickly   Diplomatic Fight To Oust French Gets Under Way

Talks Started Over Details Of Cease-Fire   French Control Key Bizerte Positions; Recall Congo Force:

Dag To Step Into Dispute Over Bizerte   Accepts Tunisia Plea To Come for Conference

Area Deaths  FUNERAL THURSDAY /  AT ORANGE. CITY FOR  TWO CRASH VICTIMS '

_ Area Deaths FUNERAL THURSDAY AT ORANGE CITY FOR TWO CRASH ‘VICTIMS

Bomber Falls, Killing 2 Men B47 Jet Crashes in  Colorado Pasture; Tee Facane

Two Others Leap To Safety Two Airmen Killed In Crash Of Air Force Jet In Colorado

Coffee-trme, Coan ewe !  .   aeayetieyernastin a atace eu mae oaee, coe cad

FOR MASTERS DEGREE  Northeast Gets Graduate School Approval Friday      FURTHER STUDY

FOR MASTERS DEGREE  Northeast Gets  Graduate School Approval Friday

Washington Giddy Over  Inauguration   Annual School Census Friday

Million Expected to Witness Kennedy Swearing-In, Parade Afterward,

Washington Has Its. Problems! sastungton Has Hs Problems!!  Capital Is Caught In Inaugural Whir

Refugees Continue ‘Westward   East Germany May Strengthen Tron Curtain

6 Die When Troop Train Rams Truck   Coaches Derailed; Five Railroad Men, Driver Lose Lives

FOUND BESIDE DEAD MOTHER  Three Year Old Without Food, Water Six Days

Locked In Room With Dead Mon Girl Critical After 6-Day Death Vigil

Inside Today   First Kidnap Conviction in lowa Since Lindbergh Law

Girl Scouts Dedicate A Camp   Feguer Sentenced To Die On Gallows

Foreign Aid Bill Heads For House Conference Table, Faces ‘Whittling’

Anderson Proposes $356 Million Budget: Warns Of  Future Financial Woes

Anderson Budget Asks Legislature For $356 Million   Request Includes $5 Million In New or Expanded Programs

General Makes Sentimental Journey     ‘Two Million Filipinos Cheer  MacArthur's Return

Plane Hunt Hampered  By Winds   Hold Only Slim Chance That 23 Aboard Survived

Plunt for Visstire Transport Plane With 25) Aboard Curbed by Storms

What's Inside      High Winds Hamper Search For Missing U. §. Plane

Captains McKone and Olmstead  Freed Fliers Advance Widows Of Buddies Rights on Story

Eight Kansans listed aboard seized cruiser  Wichitan and wife six others on ship seized by ‘pirates’

Captive (Turn to Page 5)   Several Kansans Aboard Hijacked Gruise Liner -

U.S. To Reopen Nuclear Underground Testing; Kennedy Issues Orders

Soviet Union Sets Off Two More Blasts   Program Begun to Prepare for Renewal of Experiments In Atmosphere.

Plan to Use Extra Cove In Firings      Kennedy Announce: End to Yoluntary Ban on Testing

Getting Back in Race...      US. to Resume Tests Of Nuclear Devices

Soviets Detonate 2 More Nuclear Devices  J.S. PREPARING TO RESUME TESTS

Underground Blasts Won't Harm World   Reaction Around World Varied At American Decision

U.S. Moves To Resume Nuclear Blasts Tests   West Blamed For Sabotage In E. Germany

Won't Expose Earth To More Fallout Danger   Appeals To Soviets To End Atmospheri Nuclear Experiments

(K Welcomes Neutralists’ Peace Mission, Page 16).  (JFK Trades on bomb tests, Page 5).

U.S. Readies New Series Of A-Tests   Explosions To Be Underground To__ Cut Fallout Danver

TWO NEW EXPLOSIONS  U.S. Readies Atmosphere Tests as Russia Continues

United States To Start Series Of Nuclear Tests   Kennedy Orders America Back Into Nuclear Arms Race After Soviet Tests

Underground Blasts, Lab ~ Work Slated   Decision Does Not Affect Anglo-American Offer to Reds for Moratorium.   Action Fssential

Fight Ahead For Kennedy On Aid Bill   Fulbright Claims Leadership Needed To Secure Passane

Foreign Aid Plan Faces Opposition   Projects Follow Patterns of Old, Fulbright Warns

West Rearliners Take Heart From Vice “vectdant Johnsen’s Pledges of Support

To Counter C  Allied Troops Rushed To East Berlin Border  ommunis

Berlin Tension Eases; State Of Alarm’ Ends   Police Force In Wes Sector Returns to Routine Traffic, Pa. trol Duties.

Red Police Action Keys Border Alert   Reds Clear Out Whole Neighborhood Where Windows Face ‘Capitalists’

First Border Movement t On Pc Part Of © West  British Rush Troops. Tanks To E-W Line   In In Saving Boston Shipyard  JFK Hollers For Help; Sen. Shelley Complies

British Reinforcements Rushed To Border  West Berlin Police Taken Off Alert As Tension Eases

British Rush Troops To Berlin Border When 500 Communist Police Apnear

Strong Forces Are Rushed To Border   East Barriers Still Increasing  To Hold Refugees

British Troops, Tanks Patrol Berlin Border   Johnson Returns from Cold War Trip; Hails West Berliners’ Heroic Conduct

East German Troop Move Spurs Action   Company of Welst Regiment Sets Up ArtiTank Guns

Kennedy, Macmillan Attack Russia’s Refusal to Halt Tests in Atmosphere

Khrushchev Likely To Keep Quiet Demo, Republican Heads Cooperate.  a

Ks desire for summit protection for peace  COMMUNISTS NOT LIKELY TO RISK DANGEROUS PLAY DURING CHANGE

Khrushchev Bid For Summit Protects Peace  U.S. Position Ranks  As Most Vulnerable a  Dl net Tusn Vas aaw

 Discourages Moves  ‘Summit Meeting Desire i  Protects World Peace

Pressure On Balaguer In Strike Threat   Opposition Calls For Power Shift, Junta At Helm

Opposition Leaders Want Balaguer Resign Presidency And Appoint Head Of National Civic Union; Support For Strike Mounts

Dominica Faces New Upheaval   Opposition Demands New President Quit

Near New Bethlehem . . .  Father and Son Die in Head-on  Collision on 66

Germans Vote Sunday On Adenauer, Brandt   An Estimated 33 Million Expected at Polls.

West Germans Vote Sunday  Adenaver Believed oo ym   Adenaver Believed Even Choice to Win Fourth Term

33 Million to Cast Ballots Adenauer Faces Willy Brandt In West German Vote Sunday

40 PAGES TODAY   Adenauer Versus Brandt In West  German Election

Germans Will Vote On Sunday   Adenauer Forces Being Opposed By Willy Brandt

After Prison Riot  Chief Justice Raps ‘Waste’ In Kidnaper Transcript

Parts of X-15 Glow White Hot as Craft Sets New Speed Mark of 3920 MPH

(KARL &2UUU IVE.E ta.  Plane Wing Tips White Hot As Craft Hits Greatest Speed

Boy Hockey Player  Drowns Breaks Through  Ice on Lake  During Practice

Youth On Bike Struck By Auto   Is Hospital Patient; Driver Exonerated

State Patrol to Start Using Radar to Enforce Speed Limits on 1-94

Freak Weather Makes Third First  Reds Fallout May Be Detected Today in U. §.

No Immediate Health Danger  U.S. Experts May Detect Soviet A-Fallout Today

Hosnital Takes Over First Room in New Building   ‘More Soviet Fallout Due ‘over U/S.. Little Danger

Third A-Test Fallout May Reach U.S.   Weather Freak Stalls Second ‘Hot’ Cloud Over Siberia

Driver Dies When Auto Rams House   Poul Q. Burchfield, 25, Dies Instantly; House Suffers Major Damage

Passenger Hospitalized In Zeeland   Paul Q. Burchfield, 25, Dies Instantly; House Suffers Major Damage

HIGH COURT REFUSES T0 REVIEW CASE   Kansas Ruling Held Agency Shep Aareements Illeaal

ABANDON SHIP IN PERSIAN WATERS   Search Under Way In Gulf For 50 Other Persons   BELIEVE GRAFT   ‘Caught Fire After Collision ' During Storm: Boat . Owned By British

Search Under Way for More Of Survivors  Officials Not Sure Bul Think Collision Adsan., Li awa Dean PP iii ties

300 Rescuec In British Liner Fire   Hunt Survivors In Persian Gulf; Ship  Ordered Evacuated

Persian Gulf Hunt Made For Others   - About 550 Persons Reported Aboard Ship Off Arabia

500 Saved Off Burning British Ship   Ships from 6 Nations Rescue Survivors; One Person Known Dea

Others Being Sought In Persian Gulf   Vessel May Have Been In Collision Durina Storm

500 Saved As British Ship Catches Fire   One Dead, Four Missing At Sea

90 Missing In Persian  Gulf   Few Americans, Europeans Were Aboard Ship Believed In Collision

More Hunted By Craft In Persian Gulf   About 550 Aboard Vessel Which Ran  Into Fierce Storms

Drives Home a Point   500 Are Rescued from Flaming British Liner

Number of Lives Lost Still Unknown   British Ship On Voyage in Persian Gulf

Burns in Persian Gulf  200 Saved in Fire  Pie PRwatiak S/ 44!  S/S FEE BPE ILISLE VY CSRS!

Scour Gulf for More Survivors   Most Passengers Believed Indians ond Pakistanis

000 SAVED OUT OF 550 ON BOARD   British Passenger Ship Bursts Into Flames 50 Miles Off Arabian Coast; Ships, Planes To Rescue.

50 Believed Lost At Sea Near Arabia   Collision Reported In Persian Gulf By Owners Of Vessel

British Liner Catches Fire, ‘00 Rescued  Near.550 Abroad as s Collision Came  om (~_§¢&§ gm hlum§ gg

British Liner Abandoned Off Arabia   Search Continues for Victims; One Body Recovered

Ship Abandoned, Nearly All Safe  Fire Hits British Liner, 500 Aboard

Collision Hinted In Persian Gulf Sea Accident   About 550 Aboard Liner Abandoned In Fierce Storms

British Liner Bursts Into Flames After Run Through Fierce Persian Gulf Storm .

500 Saved from Burning Ship   About 550 Aboard As Ship Burns In Persian Gulf

Loss of Life Feared Heavy as British Ocean Liner Burns in Persian Gulf —

Flames Engulf Ship; 500 Persons Rescued; Other Survivors Searched For

ial PUEVIVUES AIG SOQ  500 Are Rescued From Burning British Liner

500 Persons Rescued  From Burning Liner   Search Persian Gulf for More  Survivors

British Liner Abandoned in Raging Storm  Many Missing, 500 Rescued As Ship Burns in Persian Gulf

500RescuedFromBurning British Liner In Persian  Gulf: Seek Other Survivors   COLLISION POSSIBILITY

Persian Gulf Disaster For British Liner   Sea Seurel Is Being Staged For Olher Survivors

500 RESCUED OFF BURNING BRITISH SHIP   More Survivors Sought In .Waters Of Persian Gulf

Search Goes On For More  _ Survivors In_ Persian   Gulf; Most Of Passengers Were From Asia.  DETAILS OF OCEAN   DISASTER TACKING

500 Saved From Ship Afire In Persian Gulf      Jet F Fi ‘ehter ‘Ace identally Shoots Down B-52 Bomber

Many Vessels Searching for More Survivors   British Ship May Have Been Involved In Collision In Dark

Movie Folk Help Kennedy Relax During Afternoon At The Beach      Attends Small Luncheon Given By Sister, Mrs. Peter Lawford

President Spends Day  Relaxing   Has Lazy Retreat With Sister And  , 1 eee:

se Pe RT Tea ee ee gh TARE a MMe Tats eT Sih ues 7 eee sve CNR RS eS Bate Peeters Nr ee NPE or =e Tn eee  ni eee? Men Meee Tele A inte Ree ae  JFK Relaxes In Faded Dungarees, Sweat Shirt, Bare Feet On Sunday.

LODAY: BACK TO BERLIN CRISIS  Well-Fed President Took Shoes Off And Relaxed

Looks Like College Soph...  JFK Relaxes At Beach Home Of Sister Patricia

‘Uncle Jack’ Takes It Easy  Did You Ever Wonder fiow a President Spends Sunday?

 In Peter Lawford’s Backyard  Shoeless President Slouches i in Chai

Soviets Sticks To Blocking Tactics Ks 10 Blocking Vactics  Pressure Builds Up In UN For Single Executive Head

Diplomats Try to Name Temporary Secretary-General  Western, Neutral Delegates Hopeful of Ending Deadlock

Kast, West Still Disagree On U.N. Head   12 Nations Drafting Resolution on Naming Interim Leader

Soviets Sticks To Blocking Tactics Pressure Builds Up In UN  For Single Executive Head

Western, Neutral Diplomats Join Hands In Bid to Name Temporary U.N. Chief

After Latest US-Soviet Talks Break Down— Joint West, Neutral Move For Temporary UN Head

U.S. REFUSES REDS’ 4-MAN RULE OF U.N   Neutrals To Help Select Temporary Secretary-General

Talks on U.N. Post Stymied   Latest U.S.-Soviet Negotiations On Dag Successor Break Dewn

Temporary Successor To Dag Sought  U.S. Turns Down Soviet   U.S. Turns Down Soviet Plan For 4-Man Executive

Joint Goal: T emporary  U.N. Chief   West, Neutrals Join As Talks On  Issue Break Down

West, Neutrals Work for Leader  U.S. Rejects Plan For Four-Man Setur

U.N. Weighs Naming of New Officer   West Moves to Dump Troika Substitute For Hammarskjold

Neutrals, West Join in Effort To Name Leader  ©... * 4 FF... hdne Die,   Soviet Four Man Plar ls Rejected by U.S.

Veto Continue: To Block Any U.N. Solution   Russ Proposal Turned Down By Stevenson

Joint Effort to Name Temporary UN. Chief   U.S.-Soviet Negotiations On Issue Standoff

Job Placements  liked in Month   bormer Court Reporter  Injured in Necident

West Giving Consideration To Sanctions   Measures Include Total Trade Ban, Adenauer Reports

West Studies Sanctions Against Soviet Bloe For Berlin Curbs--Adenauer

Adenauer Sees Move in Berlin Action  Sanctions Loom Against Soviets

Billions to Start Latin Aid Plan Pledged by U.S,   To Help Needy Until Long-Range Program Completed

East Coast Frigid Spell Nearing End  Warm Air Moves   Warm Air Moves Across Nation Team Weat Coact

FROM BERN TO 6 FLAGS  Astrolift Here - - Finally   Panel Gears To  ‘Sell Arlington’

— Arctic Night  ‘(Man Spots Car Tracks, Rescues A ccident Victim

3 Companions Die! Farmer, Trapped 64 Hour: In Wrecked Car, Rescued

Car-Tree Crash Takes Lives Of 3 Companions  Farmer Trapped 64 Hours In Wrecked Auto Is Rescued

SE DN et et el  Farmer's Sharp Eyes Save Another From Death in Wrecked Automobile

Three Companions Killed  Man Survives 64-Hour Ordeal In Wrecked Car

Invasion Leader Captured   Capt. Artime Tells Captors All About U.S. Assistance

Solons Act To Prevent  Brazil War   Will Let Goulart Become Figurehead And Avert Strife

Truck Hits Service Station; Man Injured   A Second Vehicle Also Damaged Near Reeds, Mo.

Public Asked To  Express Opinion   Embattled Teachers Turn To Statistics

Trapped Berlin Workers May Hit Barriers   1,599 Refugees Break Iron Curtain Bars In Daring Effort To Reach Freedom

Both Zones Tense Fearing Of Outbreak   Few Refugees Get Through Rina. Allln Ugly Mood

Machinegun Backed ‘Troops  Bar East Berliners trom West   ‘Steam Building Up in Berlin  -Will Soon Blow the Lid Off

Ring Of Steel Leaks, Bloody Riots Feared   Related Articles, Page 2

Pilots Face Space Problen In Test Cabin  Trial Lasts Long Enough For Trip To Moon, Back

Downtown Doing:   OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE — AND IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY ATOMIC RESEARCH LAB MOBILE  TINT? ££29Ee Re KSI CerT RU

Downtown Doing OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE \— AND IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY ATOMIC RESEARCH LAB MOBILE ° UNCT — HERE TUESDEY

U.S.A. Is Issued Warning By Reds  Told Not To Show Sign Of Strength On 110-Mile Autobahn

U.S. Warned Against Show Of Arms Powel   Troop Movement Along Highway Brinas Criticism

New Nolice Handed U. 5.   East Germans Warr Against Any Show Of Strength

Hurdle Cleared In Ford Talks   Negotiators Recess Contract Sessions

Strike Talkers Settle a Point  Confirmation Not Given in Detroit

Inside ...    Opposed to Dalton Proposal  Superintendents Say School Office Necessary

Inside...   VPPUSee 10 Lairon Froposal  Superintendents Say School Office Necessary

10 Public Access Areas Considered For Monroe Reservoir, Engineers Say

DESTROYED OVER PACIFIC  Titan Is Fired First Time From An Underground Silo

Test Pioneers Underground  Launch System Drafted for Use After A-Attack

First Titan Test Proves Silo System  Missile Roars To Triumph In

Fire First Tifan From ‘Silo’ Tube  _Pioneers -‘Hardened’ Bases for Missiles

Giant Titan Fired From Underground   Missile Survives Double Stress In Pioneer Launching

Ships Collide; 1 Die, 16 Hurt  Ei Eight Men Are eporte ted "Miesiae

Ships collide. three killed   Seven missing as vessels ram in Galveston Bay

2 Ships Collide, 2Dead, 8 Missing  Vessels Carry Oil  And Chemical Carag

Houston: Ships With Oil, Chemicals Burn  Three Are Killed, 16 Hurt. Seven Missing

iTen Dead or Missing in Crash  TWO VESSELS COLLIDE IN HOUSTON SHIP CANAL

Two Ships Collide, Burn in Houston Shipping Channel   Three Men Dead and 16 Others Injured on a Chinese Freighter.

Tankers Collide  In Texas Channel  Three Dead, Seven Crewmen Missing

Three Killed, Seven Mis:  Two Oil- Chemica Carrying Ships Collide. Burn in Galveston Bay

Ships Collide; 2Dead, 16 Hurt   8 Men Missing After Crash in Galveston Bay

Two Dead As Ships Collide.   Eight Still Missing After Mishap In Houston Channel Tuesday Nigh

MYSTERY BLAST DEMOLISHES RESIDENCE   Cargo Ships Crash, Death Of 10 Feared

2 Ships Collide, 3 Killed   Vessels Carrying Oil, Chemicals Break Into Flames In Galveston Ray

Venezuela Crushes Rebellion  Report 40 Dea   Report 40 Dead in Uprising

SNOW_AND COLD ARE FORGOTTEN  Heavenly Sunshine Blesses Hoosierland

Religious Writer Sees Increasing Exchange By Protestants, Catholics

Religious Writer Says... Protestantism, Catholicism  Shift To Closer Resemblance

Military Segment Bars Airport In Attempt To Keep Goulart From Presidency Of Brazil

Suspend Dover Police Captain  Fox Is Demoted To Rank Of Patrolman

Push Search For Others Off Florida   Child's Parents, Brother Still Missing in Sinking Of Ketch Sunday Night

Solon Says Airlift Could Come Quickly   OPPOSITION   SOVIET STRATEGY

Bizerte Braces For Disorders   Bourguiba Calls Demonstrations; Threatens Force

Bourguiba Asks Demonstrations  Force Will Answer  Anv Interferance

Neutrals Arrive to Plea  For Kennedy-K Talks    Quicker Cold War Verdicts  JFK Scraps Excess Boards

Decisions Quicker, . Says Rusk   Congress Told Of ‘Hidden Vetoes’ Before Staff Cuts

 Excess Boards Eliminated  Rusk Says Ability to Make Speedy Decisions Improved

 Salesman Found Fatally Wounded  Mystery Surrounds Slayina at Mankato

Comparative School Budgets   Rochester Salesman Dies After Mystery Shooting

IN MANKATO MOTEL ENTRANCE Mystery Is Surrounding Death of Rochester Medical Salesman

Britain Accuses Soviets of Trying — To Block French, Tunisian Solution

Britain Says Soviets Deliberately Trying To Block French-Tunisian Dispute Solution

REDS BLOCK PEACE TRY SAY BRITISH   Russia Accused Of Preventing Tunisia Solution

Britain Raps Red Tactics.  i eee en ee   wt Py  Charges Deliberate Attempt to Block  , ae Se a

Britain Charges Russia Is Trying To Block Tunisian Dispute Solution

Britain’s U.N. Delegate Charges Soviets Blocking Tunisian Solutior

Light ‘showers for Nebraska   47 at 1 p.m. today. 26 low this morning. 48 high Thursday. 36 high year ago. 8 low year ago.

Sunday slated to be cloudy   67 at 1 p.m. taday 42 lew this morning 67 high Friday  91 high year ago  61 low year ago.

mn Congress  Senafe May Cast Ballot On Mexican Farm Labor Program Exfension Plan

Congressional Adjournment May Be Delayed   Mansfield Says ‘‘Only Miracle” Will Prevent Session Going  Into Next Week.

Senate Largely To Blame For r Delay Adjournment By ‘Tonight In Doubt

Assembly Set For 7th Week  Ce £6 a Sk   50 Measures Slated Before Committees

Trial Opening Gets Top Play On Continent   West German Press Editorializes on Meral Guilt Issue

In Arkansas, Four Other States  FIC Files Restraint Of Trade Charges Against Milk Supplier

Ike Presents ’61 Budget Plea Today  Visions Surplus For Next Year

lke’s Budget Anticipates Slim Surplus   Outgoing President Expecting Gradual Economic Recovery

Last Budget Being Sent To Congress   Surplus Forecast By Eisenhower In Final Message

Asks $80.9 Billion, Sees Revenue $82.3 Billion—Forecast  Big Kennedy Changes

World’s Fastest Humans   Ike’s Final Message Forecasts Small Surplus-and Prosperity

Ike's Budget To Forecast Prosperity   ‘Will Foresee $1.4 ‘Billion Surplus _tn Neyvé Fiecal Yanr

lke To Send Congress His Budget Today   Foresees A Modest Surplus In A Last Economic Forecast

Kennedy Urged By GOP To’Lay Down The Law’   Ask President To Caution Nikita

On- Inside Pages   10P Seeks Good ralth .  JFK Urged to Warn Khrush Not To Stall

President Urged to Tell Nikita Meeting May Be Their Last Unless USSR Shows Good Faith

The News Will Not Be Published Tomorrow Memorial Day   News Briefs

JFK Paints Grim Picture For Nation  Demos Hail Talk;  Republicans Hit Te Ac Ten Black

Outlook for Proposed Anaconda Steel ‘Mill Appears Brighter, Olsen Reports

Olds Scores as Bulldogs Trip Great Falls 7-6   Outlook for Proposed Anaconda Steel ‘Mill Appears Brighter, Olsen Reports

Truck on Wrong Side of Road Kills 11 in Station Wagon   Pickup Was Heading South On North-Bond Lane; Worst Accident Ever in Nevada.

TRUCK RAMS JAMMED CAR. ELEVEN DEAD   Driving On Wrong Side Of Road Helc Cause Of Tragedy

WRONG-LANE DRIVER IN NEVADA KILLS ELEVEN   Children Die in Farm Accidents  Two Year Old Child Killed Near Perham

— 11 DIE-IN NEVADA CRASH — 9 In Station Wagon,  “In Truck Killed

11 Killed In Nevada  Collision   Accident Touches Off Long Holiday Period In Nation   Death Toll Begins At  Fast Pace

Tl Killed © In Nevada Collision   Pickup Truck on Wron¢ Side of Highway Slams Into Station. Waqon

iT People Are Killed  Ak t Road Accident In The Histo , OF : Nevada

Tragedy Rated Worst Accident In Nevada Annals   Nine Traveling In One Vehicle Die in Crash

Nevada Crash Kills 11 Persons   Speeding Truck Rips Station Wagon

11 Persons Killee As Truck Rams Station Wagon   Pickup on Wrong Side Of, Four-Lane Highway; Dog Is Only Survivor

Accidents Claim 4— Nevada Traffic Toll Leads U.S.   Holiday Deaths-at-a-glance

Spectacular Road Crash ls Fatal To 11   Truck On Wrong Side Of Road Smashes Into Station Wagon

11 KILLED IN NEVADA ACCIDENT   Speeding Truck Driving On Wrong Side O1 Road Plows Into Station Wagon; No Sur. vivors,

11 Perish In Car-Truck Crash On Utah Highway   Three Generations Of One Family Are Wiped Out

HOLIDAY DEATH-TOLL RISING:  Speeding Truck Smashes Station Wagon, 11 Killed

Senate OK Of Measure Is Expected  Calls Passage By House Sad Day In History of State

CAPITAL RECHRISTENED  Balaguer Calls Troops To Suppress Disorders

Violence Spreads in Dominican Republic, Curfew Is Clamped on Santo Domingo

Tanks Roll, Jets Take : To Air   Balaguer Edict Comes as Last Trujillos Flee

Dominican Capital Hit By Violence   Conmmiunists Are Blamed By President

New President Puts big C ity Under ( urfew   Tanks Roll and Jets Take to Air: Attacks  Staged on Truijillos

ECM Agrees  To Negotiate  With Britain Others Among  Outer Seven  Will Apply

For Britain's Entry Common Market  Nations Agree To Negotiations

 Negotiations Start polles seabed amesiecnnd Bestudncomed  British Entry In Market Praised

Market Group OKs Talks on British Entry  Most of Partners in Rival Union May Also Try to Join

West Eu rope Union Meets  Six Nations Will See Britain About Market

Common Marke! To Negotiate for Britain's Entry   Foreign Ministers of Six Nattons Agree; Proposal Is Praised

Six Common Market Nations A gree To Open Negotiations With Britain

6 Nations Agree To Negotiate on British Entry   Praise Greets Prime Minister’s Proposal

May Enter Economic Community... .  British to Start Talks on Common Market

Economic Bloc Ready to Hear Great Britain   Decision Made After Brief Ministers Session

Common Market Nations To Open Talks With Britain   Emergency Session of UN Sought on Bizerte Crisis

Six Nations Agree To Negotiate   Described As Turning Point In European Politics

6 ‘Market’ Nations Eve  British Role   Economic Bloc Set To Begin Talks On Britain As Partner

Common Mar ket Nations Plan To Oper Talks’ Ow Britait’s Entry Into Group

Congress Seeks End Of Session Tonight But Deadlock  On Foreign Aic May Delay   A cdianrnmoent

Cloudy Hopes Of Congress Adjournment  Foreign Aid Fight, Threatened Filibuster a ee ee ae ee eee

The   Adjournment By Senate Is Delayed  Hopes Fade For End of Session Ry Thie Fnening

Heat Continues lo Plague West East Shivering  Crop Damage Is Extensive

United States Space Control Pian Outlined  Soviet Ignores Proposal; Wants Own Terms Met

IGNORED BY SOVIET  US Outlines Space Control Program For United Nations

Ignore Proposal Outlined by United States  - Communist Committee Members _ Want Reorganization Along  inec of the Troika.

Clarksdale Student Chosen As Delegate To Williamsburg  Student Burgesses

Clarksdale Girl Mississippi Delegate To Williamsburg Student Burvesses

Plans List 32nd South To 48th St.   May Request Hearing; Building Date in 1962 interested Persons

Plans List 32nd South To 48th St.   Interested Persons May Request Hearing; Building Date in 1962

New U.N. Force Flown To Congo  On U.S. Planes   Katanga Appeals For Investigation Of Action By United Nations Troops

Kennedy Orders linmediate Halt To Interception Of Soviet Propaganda Mail

Kennedy Ends Curb on Mail From the East  Doesn't Help Intelligence,

‘Hurting Cultural Exchange Program   Practice Serves No Useful Value to U.S. Intellisenre

Divers Seek Trapped Students In. Cave —   Flash Flood Seals Two In Cavern In “Indiana; Little Hope For Life Held

Trapped In Cave   Hope For Trapped ‘Spelunkers’ Ebbs   Rescuers Battle Flood, Massed Debris

Americans Defy Red Restrictions  Allowed To Cross E. Berlin Border In Civilian Clothing

3 Yanks Defy Latest Berlin Travel Curb  Communist Police  +e .  -_™ a. s   Communist Police ‘Back Down’ On  New Restriction

Americans Defy Kast Reich Rule   3 Refuse To Show Papers: Border Guards Back Down

G.I.'s defy  restrictions   Vopos back down when Americans refuse papers

U.S. Mission Group Defies Reich Guards   Reds Back Down At Border When Order Rejected

BERLIN GUARDS BACK OFF   Americans Make U.S. Demands On Free Travel Stick

Kast Berlin Rules Defied By American:  Communist Border Guards Back Down When 3 Cross Over

Americans Defy Restrictions . . . . ; East Berliners Back Down As 3 Pass Through Wall

Red Berlin Border Guards Back Dowr On Travel Curb  3 Americans in Civilian . Clathac Daffy Fact Gaormanc

PASS INTO SOVIET ZONE AND RETURN 3 Americans Cross Line To Defy East Berlin Police

U.S. Defiance Causes Guards To Back Down   3 Americans Refuse To Present Papers To East German

Showdown at Border Dodged By Red Guards   Americans Defy Nev Restrictions and Get Away With It

3 Yanks Defy Berlin Border Ban, Vin Row   East, West Berlin Police Stage Tear Gas Grenade Duel

3 Americans Defy Vopos Border Guards   Trio Refuses To Show Papers, Go Into East Berlin

BORDER SUARDS IN GERMANY ARE REARMED   Are Now Carrying Submachine Guns And  Tear Gas   U. S. COMMAND IN PROTEST TO SOVIETS

Americans Defy Red Travel Ban   Three Refuse to Show  PDaners. Cross Border

TRIO REFUSES TO DISPLAY PAPERS   Communists Put Up Argument But Back Down   Ignores New East German Travel Restrictions In Monday Night Trip

Red Police Back Down At Border   Permit American Officials To Pass Without Showing Papers After Argument

3 Americans: : Defy East Berlin Guards   Communists. Back Down On ‘Papers’ Issue

New Border Bans Defied   East, West Berlin Police Fight Gas Grenade Duel

3 Americans Invade East Berlin  Divided City’s Police Hurl Gas Grenades

Yanks Defy Berlin Check   Three Refuse to Show Papers And Reds Back Down, Permit Crossing

U. S. Defies New Travel Restriction   East German Guards Put Up Only Slight Araument at Wall

Red Guards Back Down  New Berlin Restrictions Defied By 3 Americans

Americans Dely Red Travel Ban   Force East Berlin Guards To Yield

Seven More  Riders Are  Put In Jail Group Arrives In Jackson And Are

New Riders Move Into Jackson   Fly-In Expected To Arrive From St Tania Saan

Worse Punishment Eyed For ‘Riders’   First Fly-In Tect le Scheduled.  For Jackson Airport Wednesday

‘Riders’ Jailed In Mississippi This Morning   Seven in Jackson Follow Patterns Set by 65 Others

New Moves Planned on  Segregation Stiffer Punishments Await Freedom Riders

Riders’ Jailed In Mississippi This Morning  Follow Patterns Set by 65 Others

New Groups of ‘Freedom Riders Roll on Jackson   Move by Bus and Air Despite Threats of Stiffer Punishment

Stiffer Penalties Asked For Riders  Land, Air Assaults To Test Segregation Laws In Mississippi

Freedom Riders Heading South: Ignore Threats   Expected to Be Jailed, To Serve Sentences

Riders Plan New Moves   Group Leaves for Jackson, Miss. By Bus to Test Segregation Laws

Officers on Paar Show  Exonerated  Probe by Army Shows They Did Nlothina Wrona

Guard £ hgged Fatally During Escape Of Boys           Weekend Violence Kills 20 In Texas

Pakistan Camel Driver Impressed With Texas Ranch Life, Television

Nikita Calls For Multination German Peace Treaty Meeting      Urged By Belgrade Conference To Open Peace Talks With Kennedy

Khrushchev in New Call for Berlin Talks   Multi-Nation Parley Urged After Visit From Nehru

Soviet Boss Again Asks  German Pact Indian Says War Would Be ‘Stupid’

Nikita Again Asks Treaty On His Terms   STLPID THOUGHT   BELGRADE MESSAGE

Calls Anew For Parley OnGermany   Kennedy Has In dicated Willingness To Confer

Nixon Says Knight's Charge Lie   Former Governor To ‘Present Proot?’

Don’t Miss ‘Back to School’ Sales Of Perry Stores Beginning Aug. 17

Kennedy Plans To Be Boomed   Dems Seek New Public Support For ‘Frontier’

Democrats To Apply  Pressure   Seek to Bring Public Push For ‘Frontier’ Acts

Dems Seeking Public Support fo Push JFK's New Fronfier Program Across

To Try Pushing ‘New Frontier’ Plans Through Congress-- Democrats Launch New Pressure Drive

Kennedy Plans To Be Boomed  Dems Seek New Publi   Dems Seek New Publi Support Of Program

Democrats Open Drive fo Stir Public Opinion   Seek Pressure for Fa 3 a Frontiers’ Program

New Frontiers Programs Get Party Push   Democratic Workers Seek Pressure of Public on Lawmaker

Democrats Push Plans Of Kennedy   - Public Pressure ° On Congress Sought In Big Effort

Kennedy Plans To Be Boomed   Dems Seek New Public Support of Program

Seek Support Of Public On  New Frontier   Party Leaders To Issue Appeals On Mator Pronosale

n Officer Under Hiiler  Soviels Demand NATO Aide For Trial as War Criminal

Moscow Demands U.S. Surrender a West German Office:   Accuse Head of NATO Military Committee of Series of War-Time Crimes.

Soviets Demand German Officer  Heusinger Accused Of Crimes In War

‘Soviet Custody Of W. German General Sought  ® Alleged Criminal as.8.§. BItATF®Y B.-hb

Reds Seck Ex-Hitler  Aide’s Arrest _— NATO Branc  Mrasaiw Prana:

Say Heusinger War Criminal  Reds Demand U.S. Hand  Over German For Trial

Moscow Demands Ar. rest Of Heusinger As War Criminal   ‘PROPAGANDA MOVE, WASHINGTON SAYS

Insist U.S. Turn Over Heusinger   Reds Charge West German War Criminal

Reds Demand Surrender  Of Heusinger for Crimes  Note Given to U.S. Embassy Seeks Delivery Of German War General for Trial in Russia

Russ Demand Bonn General Stand Trial [As “War Criminal”  Wact Charaec Saviet AAave Aaainet   West Charges Soviet Move Against NATO Official “Crude Propaganda”

Cite ‘War Crimes of General   Reds Say Heusinger Led ‘Reprisals’

Russians Demand Arrest Of West German General   Eichmaun’s Israeli Judges Accuse Him 2  Of Lving, Reject All Defense Moves

Heusinger Is Accused  War Crimes   United States Asked To Return W. German Official Fo Moscow

Soviet Wants  Bonn General  fo Stand Trial Claim Heusinger Wes War Criminal While in Russia

HEUSINGER TARGET OF NEW MOVE   Big Propaganda Push Staged On Eve Paris Meet

Wants NATO Official Vo ‘Stand Trial   Demand Made To U.S.: Bonn Rejects  Soviet Acenuantions«<

Soviets Claim NATO Official Was German War Criminal   West German Government Rejects Charges as Propaganda Play

Russians Make Demand On US.  Seek Adolf Heusinger Released To Them For Trial In Moscow

Call Heusinger, NATO Official, War Criminal   Wact Garmanv. NATO Sourrec   West Germany, NATO Sources Term Move Propaganda; Say Charges Long Since Exploded.

Reds Demand U.S. Deliver Reich General   Want To Try NATO Chieti Heusinger For War Crimes.

Extradition for Red Trial Demanded   : West Hits Move. as: 'Propaganda’ ato. Upset Allies?

Russia Demands German General   Heusinger Accused As a War Criminal

House Clears Way ~ . Special Jeint Committee To Get Reman Question

NO SOLUTION TO GRISIS IS IN PROSPECT   Opposition Will Not Ac: cept Compromise By Balaguer   GENERAL STRIKE  1S IN THIRD DAY

Gromyko Hints Meeting Set   Hour-Long Session With Rusk Held By Foreign Minister

114 PUPILS AFFECTED   Gromyko Hints JFK-Khrushchev Meeting Planned

British Back  DeGaulle In  Algeria Crisis Certain President  Will Restore His Authority There

Seeks $1.15 This Year, 1.25 Next   Requests Program Cover 4.5 Million Additional Workers

Kennedy Asks $1.25  For Minimum Wage   liKe ennedy Plan  iM arch Seen Target On \ Jobless Pay Extension

Kennedy’s Proposal  Seeks $1.25  Patterned After  Plan Defeated WHhREil. } ee

Kennedy Seeks $1.25 Floor; Add 4.3 Million   Higher Level Would be Reached In Three Years

$950 Million Asked For Idle U.S. Workers   Aid to Children of Unemployed, Boost in National Minimum Wage in New Kennedy Legislative Proposals

President Kennedy Asks Congress For $1.25 Hour Minimum Wage Bill

President in Appeal to Congress Says It Can Be Achieved In Series of Annual Rises, Would Extend Coverage   Hope to Have Idleness Pay Extension by Mid-March

Kennedy Says 500.000 Have Used Un Benefits   Also Asks ADC For Children Of Unemployed

PROPOSES $1.25 HOUR IN STAGES   President Asks Congress To Increase Minimum From $1 To $1.15 First Year, Extend Coverage.

Kennedy Bill Would Boost Minimum Pay   Proposal Hikes Rate to $1.25 in Series of Moves

Plan Would Also Extend Coverage   President Sends Draft Of Bill to Congress Urging Prompt Action

Seeks To Broaden Wage Coverage  Would Boost Minimum From $1, Add Coverage For 4.3 Million

/SEEKS AID FOR DEPENDENTS Kennedy Asks Congress To Reinstate Jobless’ Pay

J.F.K. Wage Bill Goes fo Conaress   Kennedy Says Employers Would Be Able to Adjust to Series of Increases.

FAST ACTION BY CONGRESS IS SOUGHT   President Says Hike Will Match Other Factors

Urges Increase In Minimum ‘Wage fo $1.25  President Also Asks Congress tc Extend Covernae

Pay Hikes Annually Requested   U.S. Can't Afford Underpaid Class, President Says

Two Stage Boost Planned .... Minimum Wage Legislation Sought by Administration

Kennedy Requests Gradual Increase In Minimum Wage   Proposes Boost To $1.25, Asks Congress To Extend Coverage

Kennedy Urges Minimum Of $1.25 Per Hour   President Says Boost Would Be Achieved By Series Of Annual Rises. Hearing Feb. 17

Wider Base: of Minimum Pay Urged   Piea to Congress” Aimed to Prevent 'Underpaid Class‘

Extension Of Coverage Also Sought   Kennedy Plans Are Submitted To Congress

ADJUSTMENT PLAN ADVANCED  Kennedy Asks Congress To Hike And Extend Minimum Wages   (President Kennedy’s weekly press conference will be carried at 1 p.m. today by WHIZ-TV and Radio)

Proposes ~ Increase In Pay scale   President Says’  U. S. Can't Afford Underpaid Class ..

Would Include 4.3 Million Not Now Covered   Says Nation Can‘t Afford an Underpaid, Underprivileged Class

Kennedy Keeps His Promise  a eeeeaeeataiaeeeenamiaaionantee ae eee  Minimum Wage Bill Back to Congress

President’s Bill ls Similar To One Offered Last Year  Higher Wages Would Be Reached By Means Of Gradual Increases

Kennedy Sends Bill To Congress  He Announces   He Announces Schedule for 10 Other Messages

President Keeps His Promise fo Seek Wage Law   Expected to Ask for Hike in. Two Staqes

Kennedy Send: Wage Bill To Congress  Protection Asked For 4.3 Million More Workers

‘Adjustment to increasing living costs:   Legislation to up substandard living conditions

Ten Communications - To Congress Planned  —Tax Cuts Outlook  ‘Dismal’—Rayburn

President Sends Measure To Congress   Would Boost $1 Minimum Wage to $1.25

Would Add 4.3 Million Workers   New Minimum Achieved Througl Series of Raises

Minimum Wage Bill Returns To Congress  Kennedy Wants Prompt Action On 25-Cent Boost

Sandburg Has His Say In Capital   Viet-Nam President Calls On People For Sacrifice

Handyman Sought As Girl's M urderer   NY Slaying Called Depraved

‘Floater’ Hunted As Girl's Killer  Fingerprints Found - On Empty Beer Can

Somerset County to Be Added To Westmoreland in Proposed Conaressional Redistricting

Legislators Step Gingerly Into Hot Eighth Week   DEFICIT WRANGLE

Two Held After Fort Madison Crime Spree  Bandits Kidnap 3 In °634 Robbery

Allies Press Toward  Berlin Talk  ( ompromise Note To Moscow  Said Drafted

Note to Russians From NATO Allies Seen in 24 Hours   May Open Informal Rusk-Gromyko Talks

West Is Cautious  On Talks   Informal Parley On Berlin May  Be Held at  Ul MN Qnenina

West Moving Cautiously In Berlin Crisis   Note to Russia Would Seek Contacts, Not Propose a Formal Meeting.

Western Allies Advancing Cautiously Toward Crisis Talks With Soviet Russia

U.S. Questions On Negofiations Still Unanswered  Soviets Stalling On Berlin?

Soviet Plans For Parley —  AreUnknowr   West Waits for _ Reds’ Next Move In Negotiations

West Makes Some Progress In Berlin Talks  Question of Soviet Intentions Remains   Question of Soviet Intentions Remains Still Unanswered

West Learns Little From USSR Envoy   Main Berlin Questions Still Not Answered By Gromvko

West Makes Some Progress In Berlin Talks   Question of Soviet Intentions Remains Still Unanswered

West Aides Fail To Hear  Soviet Aims   Rusk, Lord Home Progress Slow In Talks To Gromyke

West's Questions On Berlin Still Go Unanswered   Gromyko Is Still Not Giving Information

Progress On Crisis  Difficult  Slow Getting Information  On Red Plan:

Litfle Gained From Talking With Gromyko   Main Questions On Soviet Intentions Are Unanswered

Rusk Seeks Russ Stand On Parleys   Progress Slow In Getting Gromyko To Divulge Plans

neas in ino Murry  Little Progress Seen As Rusk, Gromyko Discuss Berlin Plans

Progress Slow  In Crisis Talks   Seeking Temporary Replacement For Dag

West Makes Some Progress In Berlin Talks  Question Of Soviet   Question Of Soviet Intentions Remains Still Unanswered

Negotiation Information  Gromyko A Slow Talker  About Berlin Situation

Nikita Apparently in No Hurry  Are Reds Willing to Confer On Current Berlin Crisis?

Rusk, Home Have Little To Report   Possible Soviets Stalling On BigMeeting

2 Factory Buildings Destroyed   Four Others May Be Buried Under Fire’s Debris

Victims Trapped As Walls Fall   4 Persons Hurt In Second Blaze On Northwest Side

Victims Are Firemen; One Other Missing   Walls Collapse In One of 2 Big Fires; 14 Firemen Rescued

Nine Firemen Perish Battling Chicago Blazes  15 Others Hurt When Buildine   15 Others Hurt When Building Walls Collapse

9 Firemen Die In Chicago As Walls Collapse   15 Others Rescued And Hospitalized After Factories. Fall tn

Inside Hollywood Divorces   ‘iery Wall’s Fall Kills 9 Firemen   State Dept. Gags RB47 Fliers

Eight Firemen Die In Chicago Blaze  Another Firefighter Missing; 14 Injured

KILLED IN WALL COLLAPSE Bodies Of Nine Firemen Recovered From Rubble

Hutehinson, Romney Are  Deadlocked   Caucus May Turn ape —— Yo Compromise For Convention Leader

U.S. Must Find Lega Devices to Use Own Force to Check Reds   Inaccurale Information About Strength of Cuba Prompts Inquiry by U.S.

lo Counter Reds In Cuba  Nixon Would Find Lega Device For Using Troop:

Paris Boulevards Echo Cheers Ot Throngs Greeting Kennedys   Harvard Banner

Adlai Calls For Interim Secretary   Battle Lines Drawn As Assembly Opens Sixteenth Session

Russia Joins In Tribute to Dead Leader  Battle Lines  Drawn; Threat Ty TEKT 1 cL.

Battle Lines Are Drawn In Assembly   USSR Insists 3-Man Board Replace Dag

U.S., Russ Battle Line Set at U.N.   Dag Replacement Stirs Opening Row

Gromyko Says One Chief ‘Isn’t Good’ =  Wactae Witeeetns   Soviet Maintains ‘Troika’ Campaign. With Veto Powers:

Storm Stalls Over Area, Rails, Bridges Washed Out: Rescue Washta Man—

U.N. Warns Of Swift Action — Over Violence   Irish Arrive In Elisabethville; Indians On Way

U.N. Warns Katanga Leader   Royal Paratroopers Jump At Red Front

 McKeown Issues Warning  Tshombe Drops Sanctions Against Personnel of UN

Clash Fears Diminish  UN. Action Promise Makes Chief Of Katanga Back Off

IRISH TROOPS ARE RUSHED INTO KATANGA   Tshombe Backs Off From Belligerent U.N. Posture   ELISABETHVILLE REMAINS TENSE

Auto, Utility Taxation Urged By Ohio Solon  GOPsters Sees Chanc   GOPsters Sees Chance For Cities To Get Additional Revenue

Utility Bills, Auto Taxes  Brought Up   Legislator Sponsors Measures to Give Cities Financial Heln

Tax Measure es. Aimed As Aid: To Ohio Cities       > Before Leatelatuce:

GOP Seeks Job ‘Cure’  Municipal Tax On Utility Bills, Autos Is Proposed

Partly Cloudy   Auto, Utility Taxation Urged By Ohio Solon   GOPster Sees Chance For Cities To Get Additional Revenue

WEATHER   Auto, Utility Taxation Urged By Ohio Solon   GOPster Sees Chance For Cities To Get Additional Revenue

Sidewalk Seminar   Chancellor Addresses Students  KU's ‘Greatest Year

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   ‘Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Charches Religios Features)

UN Indian Troops Heading For Congo   Globemasters Airlifting Tough Gurkhas Despite Bloodshed’ Warnings

U.S. Planes Speed Troops To the Congo   UN Command Defies Bloodshed Threats From Government

Light House   Injures One  Another Listed Missing After Reckine Rilec

COAST GUARD FINDS FIRE, WRECKAGE  3 Rescued From ‘Loneliest’ Lighthouse After Explosion

One of Crew Missing Lighthouse Off Keweenaw Pt. ls Wrecked by Gas Explosion

Explosion Rips Old Lightpost   Coast Guard Finds  Killed, 1 Badly Hurt In Lonely Lake Supe: ior Station

Explosion Wrecks Light House Set In Lake Superior   One Man Is Missing and Another Hurt; Fire Is Still Raging In Tower.

Inside...   Special Equipment Needed Study of Guerrilla Tactics  May Change Arms Programs

U. 5. Plane Badly Shot Up in Laos  Supply Drop Fails; Heads for Thailand

Dynamite Blasts Block Trains in Southern Tyrol  Explosions Set Off

Say Gizenga Leads Revolt in The Congo   Rebellious Troops Stage Mutiny in Two Cities

Realigning Bill OK'd  In Senate   If House Approves, First Time Senate To Chanae Since ‘53

Committee Plan Approved by 38-10) Vote   Union-RinggoldDecatur District Would Not Change

Allied Economic Pact Proposed   Macmillan To Give Proposal To Kennedy

Macmillan May Ask Allied Economic Plan   Disarmament Hopes Voiced at Conference

Claims Anchorage News Report False   Angry Governor Says Report Malicious Falsehood That He Plans to Reject Oil Lease Bids If Under $7 Million

Wagner Wins As Hughes Holds Tight   New Jersey Underdog Shows Surprise Pep

Demos lake Easy Win In New York   Hughes Takes Upset Victory In New Jersey.

Presidential Prestige on Line  Wagner Re-Elected New York Mayor: Hughes Edges Mitchell in New Jersey

Victory Is Seen As Big Demo Boost   New Jersey Race For Governorship Is Tight Battle

Liquor Issue Opponents State Views  Sannate And Hauce   Senate And House Committees Hear Referendum Arquec

Three Officials Arrested .. . Butler Supermarket Challenges New Law

Temperance League Head Hopes to Keep Beer Commercials Out of Inauguration

ECONOMIC COOPERATION   KENNEDY   UN Council May Discuss Congo Crisis

Special Session On Crisis Seen  U Thant Prepares Report to Council °

UN Council To Meet on Congo. Crisis  U to Give ia - Fight Report

United Nations On War Footing  Congo First Major Crisis For U Thant Since Assuming Post

U.N. Session On Katanga Crisis Seen  U Thant Places  Forces On War Footing In Congo

Almost A’ War U Thant Takes Quick Action Moving In Jets And Troops

New Security Council Session On Latest Katanga Crisis Seen   _U Thant Prepares Report On Fighting Between U.N.. Katanaans

Council Likely to Have Sessior on Katanga  Sec’y U Thant Preparing Report, May Visit Area

One Has $1,000 Due Fines on Overdue Library Books Dropped to Encourage Returns   Sions Letter XYZ

One Has $1,000 Due Fines on Overdue Library Books Dropped to Encourage Returns

Galvao, Crew, Granted Asylum Owners To Receive  High-jacked Ship

Hijacked Liner Being Returned To Its Owners   Ship Firm to File Mur. der and Robbery Charges Against Rebel Band.

Reservists’ Group Charges Criticism Of Units Amounts fo ‘National Libel’

San Francisco Port Reopened   Teamster Local Back on Job After 4-Day Cargo Dispute

Secret Agents ‘Testifying In Red Spy Case   Britain Musters Its ‘Band of Nameless Men’ to Give Detail: of Plot.

Girl Agent Tells Court She Watched Spy Group Meet At British Cottage

Clue to Fate of Hitler's Deputy—  Martin Bormann in Argentina Year Ago, Former Enyoy Says

Seeks Clemency For Sobell N. C. Minister Is Charged In White House Incident

Reservists Who Have Not Completed Obligations Will Fill 32nd Roster

32nd Division Will Fill Ranks From 14th Corps   Army Reservists Who Lacked ‘Full’ Duty Scheduled

Castro Rushes fo Battlefront   Guerrillas Circled; Casualties Heavy

Insurgents Inflicting — Heavy Losses On His Inexverienced Militia

Philadelphia Has Its First ‘W et Sunday’ In 167 Years And Oldtime Joke Is Dead

JOHNSON REACHES INDIA.   Talks With Nehru On Five-Year Plan US. ts Financing

Vice President’ S Tour  Lyndon Visits Nehru, Hears India’s Five-Year Plan

JOHNSON - WELCOMED BY NEHRU   Indian Prime Ministe: Breaks Protocol, Goes To Airport To Mee? Visiting Vice President.

 Vice President's Tour s Tour   Lyndon Visits Nehru, Hears  India’s Five-Year Plan

Johnson, Nehru in Conference   U.S. Seeks Advice on Easing Poverty and Disease in India

~BEARS LETTER FROM JFK— Johnson Asks Nehru’s  AdviceOnF oreignAid

Johnson, Nehru Discuss India’s Five Year Plan   Program Is Heavily Underwritten by U.5.

R h day FOIIIUn Sn ean.  News family of possible readers.   FIDEL CLAIMS U. 5. PLANS INVASION   Antiaircraft And Antitank Guns Stud Havana  i ATINAI arr ar   ACTION SEEN   As Propaganda Move Showing United States Afraid To Attack

Cuba In Fighting Frenzy   U. N. Council Rejects Invasion Plot Charge

Castro’s Forces  On Move   Island Nation In Frenzied Preparations

Castro Keeps His Country InA Frenzy  CLN, Throws Out Cohan Charge Of

Cubans nept In Turmoi  By Castro  Troops on Move Everywhere to Meet  Le -_— sm,

Castro Keeps. Cuba In Invasion Frenzy   Council Discards Cuban Charge of U.S. Invasion

Guns Mark Waterfront Of Havana  Catholics Seized, Search for More

CUBA NOW BRISTLES WITH SUNS   Castro Frenzy On ‘Invasion’ 's Continuing

U. S. and U. N. Hold Charges Ridiculous   Catholics Arrested; Artillery Placed to Repel “Foe”

Troops Move Guns Bristle Over Island   Intensive Military Display Mustered— Catholics Arrested

Fidel Keeps Cuba In Frenzy Waiting for U.S. Invasion   Former Seafront Promenads Now Bristles with Guns; U. N. Dumps Cuban Charges

‘Troops on Move Everywhere  mses Hessen shes  Anti -Invasion Fever Whipped up by Castro

Cuba Masses Army To Repel  U. S. ‘Invasion’   troops On Move Everywhere Guns Placed At Strategic Points As Castro Keeps Nation In Frenzy.

MOVE AGAINST CHURCH REPORTED Cuban Units Moving As Fidel Keeps Talk  Of Invasion Boiling

Troops On Move In Cuba   Castro Keeps Nation In Frenzy To Fight Off Claim Of U.S.  Invasion

FIDEL KEEPS HIS NATION IN FRENZY   Artillery Moved Into Strategic Spots In Havana

Still Says U.S. About To Invade  Troops On Move Much Saber Ratting

Fidel Kingdom Is Armed For  Invasion Threat Island Nation Whipped Into State Of ‘Frenzy’

Castro Keeping Cuba in Frenzy  He Still Claims U.S Plans An Invasion  Of His Island Soon

Castro Goes After Catholics, Sends His Troops Scurrying About To Stir Cubans Into Frenzy Over Wild Claim Of Invasion

Cuban Troops On Move Everywher: As Castro Keeps Nation in Frenzy

Castro Keeps Nation Ready For Invasion   Insists U. S. Ready To Launch Attack Aaainst Island

Troops on Move Everywhere . .  Castro Keeps His Nation in Frenzy

CASTRO'S ARMY 1S ON THE MOVE ‘ALL OVER ISLAND   ‘Fidel Keeping Cuba in Fren zy Over His “Invasion”   By U.S.

‘Invasion Jitters’ Evident Everywhere-- Castro Keeps Cubans In Frenzy

Nation Kept In Frenzy By Dictator   Troops Are On Move Everywhere On Caribbean Island

Troop Moves, Talk of War Keeping Cubans in Frenzy   Castros Charges Discarded by U.N.

feta Stud beaches Troops On Move; Castro Stirs ‘Invasion’ Frenzy

Dictator Stirs Frenzy With Troop Moves   Wave of Searches And Catholic Arrests Is Reported

Whip Cuba: Into Frenzy. on ‘Invasion   Troops on March All Over Island; ! Arrest Catholics -

TROOPS KEPT ON MOVE Cuba Bristles With War Preparations As Castro Fans “Invasion” Flames

Troops Kept On Move All Over Island   Antiaircraft Guns Placed Along Seafront

Cuban Troops Gird for ‘Invasion; U.N. Council Refuses To Believe Tale

Nation Kept In A Frenzy Castro Has Troops, Guns Ready For U.S. ‘Invasion’

Castro’s Troops Everywhere in Major Cities  Likely to Claim U.S. ‘Scared’ if No ‘Invasion’ Comes

Event Set July 12 Queen’s Coronation Will Be Major Festival Feature

Secretaries, Treasurers Reap Harvest  Qahonal Mie ce ae oe waa av With Ry ial Inh i a hintian   School Boards Could Save Money With Right Job Distribution 

Bill Presented House To Increase Salaries of Top State Officials

Birthday Party Crowd Cheers   Over 5,000 Attend Boston Party Rally

Gunmen Foiled After Hijacking Jetliner; Shot-Out Tires Prevent Flight To Cuba   Their Desire To Discover Wonders  Of Old World Ends In Tragedy

Many Aboard lil-Fated Bus Were School Teachers on Vacation Trips

Strangers From Across U. S. Meef Tragedy In Switzerland      Gathered As Tourists To Discover Wonders Of Foreiqn Lands

Tax Group Asks Action OnSpending   Committee Members Say Final Agreement Awaits Appropriation Decisions

Conferees Seek Totals On Spending   Tax Program @ Wanted to Fit Money Picture

Legislative Group Seeks Speedup to Firm Up State Financial Picture

Bing, Kathy Have A Son   U.N. Tangle   Ike, Helping Candidate, Pleads For 2-Party System

Kennedy's Proposal to Congress Tes'   Measure Aims at Cutback in Surplus Production of Crops

Roads Blocked Downstate By Floodwaters   Showers Predicted As Rising Streams Close Number Of Highways; Situation In South Eases.

Separate Auto Crashes  Death Lingers On To Claim 2 Brothers Near Same Spot

Man In Orbit Mission Is Possible This Year   Space Agency Officials Say It Depends On Correction Of Atlas Booster

Four More Redstone Rockets Available for Shot  U.S. May Put Man in Space Later in 61

When Will U.S. Spaceman Enter Orbit? Believed Possible This Year

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e@   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion  Features)

U.S. Charges 33 Violations Of Cease-Fire   American Delegation to Laos Conference Cites ‘Pattern of Premeditation.’

U. S. Asserts Laos’ Cease Fire Broken  Red-Backed Forces Violate Agreement

US. Diplomat Arrested As A Spy.  Charged With Passin: gl Secrets To  eum..4°.f ms. 8.88

FBI Arrests Attache On Spy Charges   Blonde-Blackmail Cited In Report; Admits Misdeeds

Foreign Service Officer Arrested on Charges Of Spying for Poland

SAID VICTIM OF BLONDE   Foreign Service Officer  - Held As Spy for Poland  }

‘AMERICAN IS ACCUSED ON SPY CHARGE   Foreign Service Officer Charged With Spying For Red Poland   WOMAN REPORTED ‘ROOT OF TROUBLE

U. S. Foreign Service Officer Is Arrested In Washington, Charged as Poland's Spy

Foreign Service Man Arrested For Spying   U. S. Embassy Officer In Warsaw Is Apprehended In Washinaton By FBI

 e Foreign Service  OfficerHeld   Faces Charge Of Spying For Red Polanc

-U. §. Warsaw Embassy Employe in Custody At Washington, Said Victim of Blackmail

High Adventure!  * * * Girl Tricks Red Guards To Cross Berlin Border

Pretty girl helps in daring rescue of grandmother from E.Germany

Even Red German ‘Boys Will Be Boys;’, Lass Smiles. Smuggles Out Grandma

ICC Approval. Asked for Rail Merger Plan   Norfolk and Western Proposes to Lease Wabash. Buy Later

Johnson Tells Assembly ot Saigon  U. S. Set to Aid Viet Nam Forces

Johnson Says United States Stands Ready to Help Increase Viet Nam's Army

Veep Pledges Viet Nam Aid In Red Fight   Johnson Is Worry for Police as He Tickles  Fancy of Vietnamese

Addresses National Assembly  Johnson Says U.S. Will Aid Viet Nam Arms Buildup

fohnson Pledges Major U.S. Aid For Red-Threatened South Viet Nam

U. S. “And Soviets Clash On  Nuelear Tests Ban In U.N.   Rusk, Gromyko Start Series Of Crucial Berlin Meetinas

OTHER HOT ISSUES ARE ON AGENDA   Stevenson Says Air Pollution Situation Acute

U.S. Desires ‘Urgent’ U.N. A-Ban Study   Stevenson, Zorin Trade Blame Over Collapse Of Geneva Talks   HIGH PRIORITY

U.S. and Russia clash at U.N.  over question of nuclear tests   Rusk and Gromyko open crucial talks

US. And Russia Squabble About  Nuclear —  : N. Morning Mee Ends Wi thout og Solution Noted

Adlai Contends Resumption Of Nuclear Testing by Reds Gives Urgency to Question

Red China Seat Clash Expected   Soviet Union and U.S. Maneuver in Assembly on Cold War Issues

U.S. Is Seeking Fast U.N. Move For Tests Issue   Americans, Soviet Clash on Collapse Of Geneva Session

U.S. Demands Consideration Of A-Test Ban   Soviets Resist Move In U.N. As Leaders Clash

US Demands Consideration  In The UN   Committee Ends Session Without A Settlement

Medical Care for Aged Headed for Conference Okay  Test Vote Indicates Peregates eh Favor  PeaHA@agG FPraArAnNn

U.S. ORBITS S. SATELLITE  anne ER RRC  Explorer Seeks Space Travel Info

Pair Studies Problems Faced by Two Nations  Assert Support for UN After

Pledge Utmost To Gain Soviet Accord Kennedy, Macmillan Bare ‘High Level Of Agreement’

Ome EN el el NS Ned NE i ee ee ee ee  Kennedy, Macmillan Reach a High Level of Agreement

Kennedy, Macmillan Conclude Talks at ‘Very High Level of Agreement’

Piedge of Mutual Ai¢ Ends Talks   Will Oppose Any Soviet Attempt to Undermine U.N.

Make Appraisal Of Problems of Both Countries   Pledge Utmost Effort For Nuclear Test Ban

Agree on Problems Faced By U.S., Britain   Seek Safeguarded A-Test Ban; Pledge U.N. Support

Talks Between Kennedy And Macmillan End.  Determined To- Forn New “Partnership” In Nuclear Defense

Mac and JFK Tell Agreement   Pledge “Utmost” in Gaining Ban on Nuclear Tests

U. S., Britain Reach Very High Level Of Aercement: Kennedy. Macmillan

Macmillan, JFK Reach  Agreement   Issue Statement Covering Their 3 Days of Talks

Pledge Efforts For Soviet Pact  7 lacke Yn Atomic Tesis Statement Offers  No Clue on Plan For Laos. Asia

BOTH STATE SACRIFICES REQUIRED   Pledge Support To UN, NATO Against Attacks

Pledge Utmost Efforts fo Win Atom Test Ban   Complete Accord on Gravity of Dangers In World Situation

Kennedy, Macmillan Have Same Views   Willing to Try Agreeing With Russia on Ban on Nuclear Weapons Testing.

Agreement Announced  By2 Heads   _Kennedy,Maemillar Assert Support Of United Nations

Both Stress Need for Sacrifices   [Leaders of Two Great Powers   Leaders of Two Great Powers  Announce Comniate Anreement

High Level of Agreement By Two Leaders   Will Work for Pact with Russia On Nuclear Arms

‘iLUk- Level’ of Aareement Reached By JFK, Mac On Common Problems”      Russia Tries fo Salvage Prestige ‘With Wafered-Down Congo Proposal   Fresh Invasion Jitters Seize Cuba.

JFK, Mae End Talks On Policy   Push For Agreement  With Reds On Ban

Philadelphie Officials Shocked  Legalized Gambling, Prostitution Advised

SPOTLIGHT:   WAYOR, POLICE SHOCKED BY JURY Quaker City Quaking At Legal Harlot Idea

A MPEP EVER? WEEE eg 8 EN eu  2.2 x * * x~ * *  Jury ET Legalized tiation

Pilot Plans Short Airplane Flight, He Didn’t Make It—But the Plane Did

Russians Claim Ability to Down Flying Rockets  Party Group Told Of ‘Accurate’ Antimissile Device

Malinovsky Announces New Arms   ’ Rocket Defense, He Tells Congress, Has Been Perfected

Malinovsky Brags About Antimissile   Says New Service Branch Can Inflic! ‘Crushing Defeat’

Soviets Boast Of Accurate  Bomb Detense   Red Congress Told Of New Rocket and Atom-Armed Troops

Russia Boasts of New And Deadly Accurate  Defense Against Rockets

Malinovsky Addresses Red Congress Russians Claim Rocket Defense Systen

Has Counter For Missile, USSR Says  Claims Ability To Knock Out  Rockets in Space

‘Would Crush Aggressor’  Soviet Marshal Boasts   Of Anti-Rocket Detense

Claim Russia Developed A Deadly Accurate Defense Against Rockets

Reds Also Hear Of ‘Controlled’ 50-Megaton Test  Defense Minister Says New Armed Service Branch of

Helps Nab Bandits  Second Day in Row  Trooper Wilson Aids Again at Roadblock

Ohio Employers Face New Tax   Emergency Levy Due For Idle Pay Fund

Jobless Fund Rate Increased   Employers To Pay Half Per Cent More

Katanga President Accuses U.S.of Murdering Nation .   Globemasters Resume Transporting Men, War Materials  arr.

Rev. M. L. King Gets Suspended — In Auto Driving Case   Probation Revoked By Violating Any Federal Or State Law

Anti-Trust Charges Leveled Against Drug Firms Selling ‘Wonder Druas’

Public Paying Too Much for Three “WonderDrugs,'SaysJusticeDept.; Firms Are Ordered Into Court

Neutralists Bring Plea for Summit; Kennedy Assures of Peace Desire

Cape Girardeau Policeman Dies Of Gun Wounds   Three Persons Now Dead from Gun Battle with California Desperadoes.

THIRD VICTIM OF GUN FIGHTS DIES AT CAPE   Policeman ‘Succumbs i in Hos  ~ pital; 3 Killed, 3 Wounded in 3 Battles.

‘Monster Russian Nuclear Blast Arouses Anger Throughout World    Red Demand On Finn  Stirs Scandinavians

Weather   Japan, Canada Vatican Join Glooal Outcry  Resolutions and Protests Are

Top Leader's Cite Anger, Frustration   Worldwide Reaction Continues to Expand In Wake of Explosion

Russ Condemned for Giant A-Test   Scientists Made Mistake--Nikita

NO Touches Off Worldwide Reaction  Explosion Infects Man With Shock

Shock, Fear, Hate  Global Reaction Hits Thundering Climax   Reds Goofed On Counting. Big K Says

Communist Heads Give Khrushcnev Confidence Vote   Soviet Nuclear Blast Infects Mankind With Shock, Anger, Frustration, Fear, Hate

Soviet Blast Brings Shock - Fear - Anger   ONU EXCHANGE STUDENT TO BE WCD SPEAKER

orldwide Resentment Is Shown Toward Russia And Khrushchev  Red Blast infeed Mankind With Hate, Fear

Frustration, revulsion expressed by many peoples   By EUGENE McLOUGHLIN United Press International

World Condemns Soviet Bomb Blast   Nik Jokes About Bigger Than Planned Explosion   Removal Of Stalin’s Body Starts ivan Talking—To Self And Others

Storm Center Put To Flight by New Texas Cool Front  Lufkin Area Raked By Small Tornado;

Social Gatherings  IRETON COUPLE FETES  ARTLyY AAYAITUE’DCaAD VY

Social Gatherings   = wee eC we eee eS  IRETON COUPLE FETES 25TH ANNIVERSARY

California Student Shot In Back  Intensive Manhunt Launched For Shotgun Slayer

Man Sought in     Shotgun Slaying Teaching Assistant At University Dies

Intensive Manhunt Pressed Today ‘For Killer Of University Student

You'll Find It   At University Of Cattfornia-- Policemen Seek. Student's Kille

rk Revaluatior €auses_tondon Bank Run Reserves ; May  Have. Dropped 80-100-   German Mark Rev

Dangerous Killer Escapes Prison  Mike Gisondi Gets Qut, Official View

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aaa a aha laa eae ieee oh  Russian Claim Of Anti-Missile Missile Draws Pentagon Yawn

 Russia’s Claim of Defense Against Rockets Fails to Cause Flurry in Military Circles —

House Uraes Atomic Arms Budget Rush   Committee Earmarks $30 Million For Weapons Tes? Plan

Two Billions Given To AEC   Speed-Up In Tests Is Urged By House Committee

RIVER MEETING AT ELK POINT FRIDAY NIGHT   Public Js Invited To Hear Facts Concerning Work On Big Sioux

Education Board Deadline Cause: [Big Hassle In State Senate Today

Newburgh Defends Proposals Welfare Restrictions Evoke New Controvers\

New Rules Challenged  Hearing Begun on Community’ s Efforts to Limit Welfare Funds

Salvagers Battle Tides Trucks Top ple Fre rom Keys Bridge: 2 Missing

Trucks Crash, Run Off Bridge   Salvage Crews Try To Recover Wrecks, Bodies of 2 Riders

Trucks Crash, Dive Into Sea   Bodies of 2 Riders Hunted at Florida Keys Bridge

Rebate Is 10 PC on  60 Income DemocratsProtest  But Vote for Bill

Maris Hits Big Homer   Blanchard Clouts Homer  Also for Yanks In Pinch

In the News i,  FURTHER DETAILS — ON FATAL CRASH — NELSON FUNERAL SET SATURDAY

In the News  FURTHER DETAILS — ON? FATAL CRASH — NELSON}: FUNERAL SET SATURDAY . 5

New Major Fires Flare —  Hroughd Ridden Northern Caltiarnite Farnese  Pere etm

Heavy Guard -Prevents Trouble, Reduces Crowds   President, First Lady Moved By Puerto Rican Reception

Puerto Ricans Give Kennedys Big Welcome .   Deeply Moved By Hospitality

Signs Welcome Visitors  JFK Is ‘Uncle Kennedy’  On San Juan Placards

JFK Is Welcomed Enthusiastically In Puerto Rico  Holiday Atmosphere Prevails; Thousands

N-S Highway ‘No Payoff’ —Whitton §   1972 Target Date For Completion Interstate System On  Schedule

Serer se a ; aan toh , 4h : roe v wy a 2 a ares ts. 7: i om Cer se J : a vo é roa oa oe ca . in  7 es a oe ‘+ ee . om Y-2 Mignway No Payott —Whitton   a72 Target Date For Completion T nterstate System On Schedule

City Officials, Braceros And Labor Department Clash Over Use Of Slaton Swimming Pool

FATHER IN PRISON  4 Children Die in Grand Forks Blaze: 5 Others Hospitalized

SALINGER ‘TARDY’ »  JFK ‘Aides Reported Lax  In Providing Information

Kennedy Aides Tardy with Injury News  Salinger’s ‘Warm’ Press Conference Was Aftermath

Snow Hits State,        Still Little Here      Syracuse Shocked ._ By 15-Inch Fall

Upturn Due Soon, Says Budget Chie   _Lawmakers Hear  Kennedy Spending Estimates Defended

Budget Director Bell Believes Recession Has About Reached Bottom

RECOVERY. ‘DUE SOON Recession End ‘in Sight, Chief _of Budget Says

Budget Director Predicts: ‘Upturt ni in Recession Before End. of ‘June

Recession At Bottom,  Some Feel  Budget Chief Gives Views To Congress Unit

ABOVE NORMAL HEAT EXPECTED  Hot and Dry Weather To Stay for While

Recovery May Bring 63 Surplus   Revived Threat Of Inflation Seen Likely

New police cars..   ‘Pushers in jail’ ~ Drug convictions take sharp drop

Mental Examinations Ordered for Pair Held In Golf Pro’s Murder      Hacnizal

Spade Cooley Is Convicted  Of Murder  Jury Will Meet Tuesday To Decide

Hard Line Diffieult On Talks  Demand on Finns   Demand on Finns Seen Repugnant

US Is Under UN Pressure Io Call Off Testing Plans      Tough Policy Line Of Soviet ‘Hampers Berlin Negotiations

Sudden Switch In Red Stand Not Ruled Out   Allies Discussing Possible Sanctions And Countermoves

Tough Line Soviet Policy Makes It Difficult To Solve German Problem

Reds Tough Policy Hamper: Berlin Solution  U.S., Allies Talk of Sanctions Unless Soviets Ease Off

News Index   FINLAND, BOMB, ALL TERROR TACTICS  Soviets Seek Talks On Own Terms

U.S., Allies Discussing New Moves   Negotiations Are Hindered By Reds’ Tough Line

Coveted License Plate—   Study Countermoves to Tough Soviet Line

Tough Soviet Stand Makes Negotation  Efforts Difficult   Pressure on U.S. —  U.N. Would Halt  Nuclear Testing

: Before Final Adjournment . . .  ‘Hays Pledges All-Out Effort ‘For Votes on Education Bills

Optical Association  Indicted  Others Involvec In Charge Of Price Fixime

Merchants Protest Parallel Parking On Both Sides Of South Broadway

Bargaining Expected To Resume Crippling Airlines  Strike Continues

Communists building 25-mile wall around West Berlin   By EDWARD J. SHIELDS  linttead Brace tnbarnatianal

Red's ‘China Wall divides Berlin's heart   By EDWARD J. SHIELDS United Press International

Coming Up   VERE VP  EIGHTH DISTRICT — FEDERATED CLUBS SET S3RD ANNUAL MEETING SEPT. 29 AT SHELDON

‘SET CONVENTION FOR FEDERATED CLUB MEMBERS   Annual Event To Be Held At, Sheldon Friday. Sent. 29

Nelson Doubts Power of Vote  Not Representative Opinion, He Says

Blast Rocks Coal Mine  In Indiana . Bodies of All. 22 Men   Bodies of All.22 Men Recovered, Brought Up By Rescue Workers

Blast Kills... 22 Trapped in Coal Mine   Tired’ Crews Find, Remove. Bodies 180 Eest Down

e— Trawlers Near Mass, Shores ; U.S. Fishermen Protest Russian Codfish Catches

20 Red Ships Fish Off U.S.  Huae Haute in Hleaaal AAanner Arauca Bacan¢mant

Soviet Boats Fishing Off New England   Reported Making Large Catches

PROPAGANDA DISTRIBUTED   Pro-Communist Securiiy  Guard Tries To Foster Revolt

Laos Princes Meet Today; Charges Made  Guard Is Accused In Leaflet Action

Princes Open Laos Talk Today   Charge Communist Propaganda Urges Royal Army Revolt, Attacks on U. S.

AT PRINCES’ CONFERENCE Laos Security Guard Accused Of Urging Mutiny Of Royalists

Brother Was Top U.S. Witness Cancer-Doomed Dr. Soblen Convicted As Spy For Russia

Spy Won't Know Fate For Weeks   Leukemia Victim With Short Time To Live Faces Chair

Convicted Spy Awaits Sentence —   May Wait for Weeks Ti Learn If He Will Be Sentenced to Chair

UAW Get: Set For GM Strike   Union Puts Members On Strike Alert As Talk Deadline Nears

MICROFILM SEAVECE & SALES CO. P.O. BOK 0066 4924 COLE AVE. DALLAS, TERAS Com.   IF TALKS FAIL GM Workers Ready For Plant Closing

\If Contract Flops General Motors Workers Preparing To Close Down 128 OF Its Plants

Reds Pledge  Veto Use on  Colonies Vow To ‘Free’  Dependent  Territaries

THE HOMETOWNERS.  _-THE GREEN LIGHTS  ARE ONIN MCKINNEY & "COLLIN GOUNT Y

THE HOMETOWNERS.  ~-THE GREEN LIGHTS   «VRE ONIN MCKINNEY &. ~~ GOLEIN GOUNT Y

Commission Set Up To Handle Labor Problems On Space Program Jobs

/LABOR-MANAGEMENT ACCORD REVEALED  Agreement Against Missile Strikes

Their Job: Halt Them At Outset   Labor-Management In Pledge Against Any Further Delays

No-Strike Vow Given or Missile Jobs   -Labor-Managemen Agreement Wins ~ Kennedy Praise

Executive Order Issued  Board Named to Handle Missile Labor Disputes

Defense: Steps Are Taken To Stop Strikes   Pledges Devised to End Space Project Walkouts

No Strikes Pledged For Space Sites   Commitment Is Saluted By President

Pledge No More Strikes At Missile-Space Sites   $3.5 Billion Deficit Seen If JFK’s Program Passed

RUSSIA EXPLODES 3rd NUCLEAR BOMB   Action Scuttles Allied Hope Soviets Will Accept Proposal To End Testing

NEHRU ENTERTAINED BY T   JFK Orders Resumption Of Nuclear Tests By U.S.   By WILLIAM J. FOX United Press International

George Kennan, ‘Mr. X,’ Is Back In Diplomatic Harness, Liking It

Truman, lke To Address Con Con   Eisenhower Speech Set For Next Week, Harry In January

2 Ex-Presidents To Be Invited to Address Con-Cor   Truman, Eisenhower Indicate Acceptance

Goldberg Offers Aid In Strike —   600 New York Harbor Tugmen Have Cut Off Rail Transportation

Weather Hampers Wills Point Livestock Market Monday, Norman Butts Reports

HWicn AND LOW:   Area Chamber Hears Talk On State Growth Program

Schenectady Pastor-Piloi, Wile, ? Children Killed in Plane Crash

New York Family Of 4 Killed In Smash Up Of Small Plane In Nicholas

West To Beef Up Defenses Ir Berlin Stand.   Sec. Rusk Restates. Position in Strongly Worded Statement

West Planning to Beef Up Defense   Soviets Are Blamed For World’s Tension

DiSalle Kills Courts Bill With Veto   Omnibus Measure Included 11 New Municipal Courts

Informed Sources Say Sukarno Warns Kennedy  Of Plans In New Guinea

Life's End   MRS. AMAND‘!3 RUPP DIES UNEXPECTEDLY AT HOSPITAL [TUESDAY  Funeral Rites; Set Friday Morning — At Si. Joseph’ Ghurch

BEY »@ hitw MRS. AMANDUS Rupp DIES UNEXPECTEDLY AT HOSPITAL TUESDAY  Funeral Rites Set Friday Morning — Re @ Yasankh Church

Way Clear To Vote On School Aid  House Group In Approval With Slim Margin

wiiRtiOth PF UUMIIU SQEIUlTiggEr  Prices Falter Then Rally At British Austerity

Prices Down, Up In London Mart  Larae Scale Sales   Large Scale Sales Don’t Materialize

Prices Fall, Rally On London Mart In Wake Of New Economic Progran

Controversy Rages ce  Did Air Altacks Defeat Germany During WW I?

She’s Tobacco Oueen   Controversy Rages in British Press  Over Bombings in World War iti

BRITONS ARGUE OVER NEED FOR WARTIME RAIDS   Official History Casts Doubt On Value Of Smashing Reich   BOMBS KILLED NEAR 180,000 CIVILIANS

Did Bombing Germany Help Win World War II?   By GODFREY ANDERSON

* BOYLE  (CONTINUED ON BACK PAGE!      Mrs. Meyer Dismissed From Hospital

Jersey Vote Contest Won By Mitchell  Former Secretary OF Labor Beats Out

Richard J. Hughes Wins Demo Nod— Mitchell Wins Jersey GOP Primary Election

Bid: Rigging, Price Fixing Charged Electrical Firms Fined For Antitrust Violations

$150,000 Fine Handed Six Etectric Firms   Westinghouse, GE Charged with Fixing Price of Equipment

Electric Firms Fined $150,000 In Price Suit   Six Big Firms Charged with Price Fixing

6 Firms Fined $150,000 In Antitrust Case   General Electric, Westinghouse Eact Must Pay $40,000

Top Officials Sentenced To Prison Terms   Westinghouse And G.E. Draw Fines Of $40,000 Each

Big Electrical Companies Hit For Violations   2 Executives Get 30-Day Sentences

Large Firms  Plead Guilty   Six Firms in Violation  Of US Anti-trust Laws

ATIUEPUST Wdses . Six Electric Firms Fined On Price Fixing Charges

6 Firms Hit In Price Fix; Aide Due Jail  Huge Concerns Due   Huge Concerns Due To Pay $150,000 L  Price Rie Scheme

Antitrust Fines For Six Firms   GE, Westinghouse In Group; Official Given Jail Tern:

LEVY FINES ON ELECTRICAL COMPANIES   Nation's Biggest Electrical Manufacturers Guilty of Price Fixing.

Judge Fines 6 Firms For Bid Rigging   Westinghouse Officer Jailed For 30 Days

$150,000 Fines   GE, Westinghouse Ineluded In Big Antitrust Case

i ‘ a  Westinghouse, GE Vice-Presidents Given Jail Terms  Six Electrical Industry Giants Draw * Fines, Judge's Fire For Price-Fixing ”

Six Electrical Firms Are Fined Total of $150,000 for Violating Anti-Trust Laws

Price-Fixing Electrical Cos. Fined $150,000  : One Official Jailed  GE, Westinghouse ~ Among Offenders

Westinghouse, GE Head List Of Defendants   Federal Judge Says Companies ‘Mock’ Free Enterprise

One Firm Official Is Jailed   Antitrust Case  Of 29 Firms ‘Mocked The Image Of Free Enterorise

Six Big Firms Receive Fines   Electrical Companies Are Assessec $150,000 for Antitrust Violations

6 Industries Fined on First Of 20 Counis   Electric Companies Tongue-Lashed by Federal Judge

Fines Totaling $150,000 Given  Electric Giants Penalties Levied On First of 20

Man Given Jail Term 6 Large U. S. Electric Companies Handed Fines Totaling $150,000

Six Companies Pay $150,000 for Violations   Westinghouse, General Electric Officers Jailed

Westinghouse, GE Head List Of Defendants  Federal Judge Says   Federal Judge Says Companies ‘Mock’ Free Enterprise

6 Large Electrical Firms Fined $150,000 Today: Westinghouse V.P. Jailed

Antitrust Cases  Six Electric Firms Fined On Price Fixing Charges

Six Firms Are Fined $150,000   GE, Westinghouse Included in Antitrus Law Violation Case

Reds Reject British Plan In Laos Talks  14-Power Session Bogs Down On  1 fawn cacrBiiwa Lecervx

Co Compromise Rejected omise Rejected  7 aes Still Stalled   PHNOM PENH Cambodia (AP

Russians Reject New British Plar   Compromise Sought To Break Deadlock

Natl. Merit Scholarship Exams Set For March 11   New Lenox Man Ist Will Co. Auto Victim Of 1961

FOOTBALL  GAME  TONIGHT Opponents: Ottawa High C:  clones, in final home game ¢ season, vs. Lawrence Lions.  Place: Cook .Field, Ottaw University.  Kickoff time: & o’clack   Truce In  Ooden Case

Cease Fire Accord For Laos Reached   British - Soviets To Set Up Parley Te Brine Peare

Rule of Party ls Hoffa Goal  Says Unions to Ge  ERE a ate Mie a  

More Furniture Market Stories Page 7-A   HOFFA PREDICTS  Labor To Control Political Party

Shooting War Danger Believed Over; Radio Baghdad Backs Down, Talks of Negotiation

Bloom Fined In Accident Here  Mrs. Zifer Remains   Mrs. Zifer Remains In Poor Condition

U.S. Pushes U.N. To Act On Top Job   Seeks To Bypass Council To Have Secretary Chosen

SOVIET-AMERICAN NEGOTIATIONS NEAR DEADLOCK  U.S. May Bypass Council for Action on U Thant

U.S. To Seek Quick Action On U.N. Head   Considers Bypass  Of Council lf Red Stall Continues

Plan Organization for Heart Fund Drive   Campaign's Climax to Be Heart Fund Sunday, Feb. 26,

People You Know  ELECT GLADYS GRIMJESs  rmA BP wT meT Ae ern ae oo

Rigging Record To Be Studied   Senate Committee To Hear Executive

SCIENTISTS DRAFT PLAN  Defense Fall-Out Curbs Eyed For Pure Milk-Food

‘Focused on Milk Fallout Emergency Plans  ‘Drafted for Next Spring

*All-African’ Command Proposed  Khrumah Asks UN  To Disarm Congo         

Ghana Seeks A New Rule For Congo  Would Disarm All   Would Disarm All Congolese Troops, Free Prisoners

GHANA SEEKS DISARMAMENT  All-African Command Ils Urged For Congo

All-African UN Command Proposed For Congoland   Leftist Rebel Armed Force  Revolt Brews

Al-African U.N. ‘Team  Proposed   President of Ghanz Urges Replacement Gf Units in Convo

Eichmann Pleads ‘Not Guilty’   Long-Delayed Trial Gets Under Way: dudaes Rule Ht Leaa

Not Guilty Is Plea Of tichmann   Israeli Judges Reject Nazi's Plea On Legal Rights

Tichmann... Says He's. Innocent  Judges Say They Are Qualified Te Gi   Judges Say They Are Qualified To Give impartial Verdict

Trial Gets Under Way EE eV  Eichmann Pleads Innocent In Killings

Adolt Eichmann Pleads Innocent To Slavahter of 6,000,000 Eurenean levy:

Adolf Eichmann Pleads Innocent To Mass Murder   Three Israeli Judges Reject His Contention That Trial Is  IHegal.

Fichmann Enters Plea of Not Guilty at Israel Trial   No Legal Guilt

Innocent Of Slaughter, Eichmann Tells Court   Relaied Article, Page 2

Ex-Nazi Claims Innocent  Eichmann Trial i i) Seenecceen aan Meare are 

Rule Trial Is Legal. Eichmann Formally Pleads  Innocent to’ Indictment '

Weapons Inquiry In the Making: To Call Chiefs   Republicans Assail ‘Kennedy's Statement

Rennedy Statemtant Assailog..'- » an Weapons Probe Is Shaping Up 

Hinged On Missile Gap Another Weapons Inquiry Shaping Up In Congress

Congressional Weapons Probe Shaping Up   Senate Armed Services Group To Call Service Chiefs Of Staff Before It About February 20

Missile Gap Confusion Gives GOP. Karly Chance To Rap Administration

New Inquiry In Missile Gap Dispute   Chiefs Of Staff To Be Questioned

Republicans Spark Probe Of U.S. Arms   Senators Assail Kennedy Statement On Missile Gap

Solons Plan Inquiry Into Mile Gap   Republicans Rap JFK’S Silence On Campaign Issue

Arms Inquiry Set by Senate   Furor Continues on Missile Gap Issue

GOP Lashes Kennedy On Missile Gap Issue   Thompson Back To Conter On Relations With Russia

GOP Hits Kennedy s Statement  President's Reply on ‘Missile Gap’ Called Political

Marlow Says: Background News Session.  About Missiles Backfired   New Congressional Probe  On Weapons Shaping Up

New Weapons Inquiry In Making ee er ee 2  _k * *   Republicans Assail Kennedy's Missile Gap Statement

M'Namara Band Blew A Sour Note?   Missile Gap Statement Brought Fiery Reaction at Once

Congress Plans New Probe Info Weapons Issue   Republicans Assail As Political Kennedy's Missile Statement

JFK Statement Sparks Inquiry Into Weapons   Republicans Assail ‘President's.Stand ‘On -Iseue as Political

Fresh Inquiry  Being Planned On Missile Gap   GOP Assails President For Saying He Isn’t Ready To Make Statement

No Figures Available   GOP Puts ‘Politics’ Tag On ‘Missile Gap’ Issue

Republicans In Congress Fight For an Inquiry   Missiles Mixup Blasted As JFK  Denies a Story

Weapons Probe In The Making  McNamara Asked  To “Tell The Truth’ On Missile Gap

On Soviet Relations  Thompson And Kennedy Meet   On The Inside   C all JERK St: Statement Political  GOP Leaders Push ‘Gap’ Query   He added: “lf President Fiser

Fo Question Chiefs Of Staff  Congress Will Probe Missile Gap Question

;'MUST BE SHOT,' DICTATOR SAYS  [Firing Squads Await Castro’s Foes

Castro Rips Kennedy, U.S. In Tirade Threatens Rebels With Firing Squad:

Washington Quiet On Castro Salvo   HANGS OVER REBELS  Threat Of Firing Squads

LASHES OUT AT JFK Castro Threatens Shooting of Rebels   Washington Mum On Fidel Charaes

PRESIDENT "MOVES FOR MORE UNITY   Threats Of War, Hitler Comparison Being Ignored

Fidel Warns Death Awaits Rebel Group   Cuban Leader Hits Kennedy, Says He’: Hitler-Like ‘Bully’

U.S. Plans Probe Of Own Blunders In Cuban Fiasco   Hundreds In Peril Of Cuban Firing Squads

Official Washington Withholds Comment On Castro Accusations   Attempt To Roundup Bipartisan Support For President Being Made

Kennedy Mum On Outburst By Cuban Chiel   President Moves For National Unity Regarding Policy

Vilifies U.S. and Kennedy in TV Tirade  Castro Vows Death For Cuban Invaders

Captured Foes Face Threat of Death in Cuba   Castro Indicates Mercy Unlikely

Washington Silent On Castro Attack  Cuban Premier Likens Kennedy   Cuban Premier Likens Kennedy To Hitler in Radio-TV Tirade

Fidel Says Kennedy Is Like Hitle:      President Calls In Rocke. feller, Sends Johnson To See Truman.

President Seeks Unity On Castro   White House Withholds Immediate Comment on Bitter Cuban Accusation:

Cuha Swap Draws Fire  On 2 Sides   Castro Yells About Kennedy ‘basults’

Kennedy Acts To Gain Unity  © me ma Le Acces ee Meh   Washington Is Mum on Castro’s Blasts Pending Top-Level Talks

Castro Threatens Hundreds With Execution; Lashes at U. S. and President Kennedy

U.S. Officials Silent on © Castro Talk   President Moves To Build Unity On Cuba Position

Castro Tells Cuban Audience That Captured Invaders Must Be Shot— Compares Kennedy To Adolf Hitler

Rebels May Face Firing Squads; Termed ‘Counter - Revolutionaries   Castro Says Cubans Must Act “With Hard Hands” As Television Audience Cries “To The Wall’

Criticizes United States Castro Says Invaders To Face Firing Squads   Washington Declines Comment On Accusations Made By Fidel

Rebel Invaders Face  Death Threat in Cubc   U. S. Remains Silent on Castro Accusations

Capital Mum On Castro Rap   More Backing Sought For Kennedy Position

Lives of Captives s May Hinge on U.S. Toleration of Casfro Policies  CastroVilitiesU.S.in4-Hour Haranque

Washington Withholds Comment On Anti-U.S. Tirade By Fidel Castro

Threat Hangs Over Hundred: Of Invaders   Fidel Compares President Kennedy To Adolf Hitler

Laos peace meeting set   LOYALIST TROOPS RUSHED TO FRONT   Cuban invaders face Castro firing squads

While Seeking Greater Unity at Home  U.S. Officials Silent On Castro's Blast

Cuban Invaders Face Execution   Castro Raves, Comparing  g JFK To Hither

Castro Links JFK to Hitler   Cuban Premier, in Long Address, Says Kennedy International Bully

U.S. Is Blasted   Executions Face Anti-Castro  Rebels, As Invasion Stifled

Castro’s TV Performance        :  ‘Firing Squad Threat ‘Faces Foes Of Castro

Fidel Looses Blast  as Execution Threat Faces Castro Foe   Seeks United Backing  U.S. Mum On Castro Anti-Kennedy Salvo

U. S. Comment Is Withheld   Kennedy Moving to Build Up Unity for His Position

ican Nations Act: Honduras Breaks With Cuba  US Withholds AnyRebuttal To Salvo Of Castro Charges

Castro Blasts Kennedy, Threatens Cuban Invaders With Firing Squads

Official Washington Is Quiet’ About Castro's Salvo At U.S.   Castro Threatens Firing Squads For Captured Rebels

President, Whole U.S.  Denounced ‘To the Wall’ Is  Havana Demand

Cuban Leade Thr eatens To Shoot Rebels   Assails Kennedy, Says Invaders To Face Firing Squad

Castro Raises Firing Squad Threat: Likens JFK to Hitler   Robert Kennedy Aids CIA Probe

Castro Threafens Mass Executions   Cuban Venom Turnec On President, CIA

Cuban Hurl: Accusations Thick, Fast   President Aiming To Build Up Solid Unity

Official Commen On Castro Speec! Being Delayed   Quick Response to Blast Is Declined

Castro Compared Kennedy to Hitler  No Rebuttal From Official Washington

of Captives May Hinge on U.S. Toleration of Castro Polic  C astro Vil Hine U. i¥ in 4. Hour Haranque

Roundup of Suspects Continues  Castro Threatens To Shoot Invaders, Lashes at Kennedy   ‘President To Meet Rockefeller  JFK Moves To Build  Unity on Cuban Course

ANTICASTRO REBELS FACE FIRING SQUAD   Kennedy Called Another Hitler By Cuba Leader

Makes No Immediate Reply To Castro’s Rantin  JFK Wants Bi-Partisan Help In Handling Cuban Situation

Cuban Policy Unity Sought By Kennedy  President to Confer  With Rockefeller De Decethl. Antinen

Kennedy Compared To Hitler  Washington Withholds Comment In Charges Against U.S. By Castro

Executions Threatened By Castro   Compares Keanedy To Hitler. Vilifics Us ‘Thugs?

\Kennedy Called ‘Hitler’  US. Withholds Comment  ‘On Castro’s Accusations

Reds Attempt Refugee Block   East Germans Fail to Halt the Flood

Machinegun-Armed East Germans Man Roadblocks to Halt Exodus to West

New York Hif By Longest Cold Spell In History   At Least 33 Deaths Attributed To Storm Throughout Nation

New York Hit By. Near Blizzard   Caps Longest Spell Of Bitter Weather; 29 Die In Nation

Woman’s Body Found in Trunk—  Police Guard Ex-Marine In Hospital at Jackson

Body Shipped to Chicago —Husband Held  Trunk Death Mystery Grows

‘On Inside Pages   Soviet Astronaut Tells Of Landing In Parachute

Inside The Lima Neves   Titov Unlocks Mystery _ Of Soviet _ Space Flight

Inside Today's NEWS   Echo, Ending Orbit Year, Will Be Visible Tonight   Titov Admits He Quit Space Ship

Titov Could Have Stayed Up 10 Days  Russian Parachuted From His Space Ship

Cosmonaut Parachutes From Capsule   Says Prolonged Weightlessness Had Mild Effects

Warns Attackers   Spaceman Titov Discloses  He Was Ejected from Ship

Red Spaceman Used Parachute During Landing   Maj. Titov Discloses That He Was Ejected From His Space  Vehicle.

Titov Reveals Landing Effort At Conference   Russian Spaceman Hac Control Of Capsule During 17 Trips Around Warld

Involves Unknown Man In Thefts  Youthful Parole Violator Admits Looting 6 Cabins

: Patil tare diel &FCur ee nH ONE  the cir Buren o his  W. Virginia Community =" @<e‘Chrysler, UA\ Melts Snow for Water projong Talks

Inside ...    Sitdown Attempted at U. 5. Embassy  London Police Battle Nuclear Demonstrators

Left-Wing Group Splits Off From Bomb Banners  Marehers Clash With Cops

Gov. Erbe Questions Advisability of $18,000 Psychiatric Pay Ceiling

Hearing In London Five Are Accused Of Operating Spy Ring With Link To Moscow

WIND UP PRELIMINARY PHASE Hearing Opens InBritain On Five Accused Of Spying For Russia

To Ask Celd War Truce   Unaligned Nations Preparing Appeal  To ‘Save Peace’

Final Passage Expected Abou Next Tuesday   Assembly Version Includes Sales, Withholding Tax

ales Levy and Withholding  Plan Included  Final Count 50-46; Final Passage Is.

Party's Ranks Remain United;  Democrats Lose  Amending Efforts Repulsed During Bitter Battles

East Berlin US. Rights Reasserted  Sends Armored Thenck Inta   Sends Armored Thrust Into Red Territory   RELATED STORY ON PAGE 3-4

Cubans Told To Return Te Their Work   ‘Phantom Livader Role Dropped: Get New Slogan

Invasion Alert All Over  Cubans Resume Work Today For ‘Battle Of Productiow

Step Toward General Staff  Secret Report Favors Supreme Commander

Delegates af Latin American Parley Block Jab at Castro   Behind-the-Scenes Feud Likely to Day's Extension in Important Conference.

‘Brazil Leads Fight at Hemisphere Parley  ‘Political Teeth Pulled Out of Proclamation Aimed at Castrc

Slap Aimed at Castro Deleted At Conference   Anti-Reds Clash With Moderates

Crime   YOUNG WOMAN PASSED BAD CHECK — SHERIFF ISSUES WARNING HERE _ Warns Against Strangers . Who'Number' Counter Check

Crime   YOUNG WOMAN PASSED BAD CHECK — SHERIFF ISSUES WARNING HERE

‘Smeltin g Company Damaged 75 Battle Tullytown Blaze  For 3 Hours; Loss $15,000

Verdict Carries Mandatory Life Term 1 n Prison  eae.    Jury Deliberates 16 Hours, Slayer Reacts Calmly

Korean Military Junta Bitter Pill As Washington Backs Losing Side

Washington Loses Face After Stand   Officials Now Hope New Regime Will Be Interim Affair

Washington Hopes Junta  Is ‘Interim’ Quarter Billion   Quarter Billion Investment Keeps Pentagon Hopeful

Tomorrow He Is No Longer Just A Citizen  Conferences Today To Give Way To Social Events Tonight

STATE POLICE HELP PRAISED BY PRESIDENT   Thanks Expressed For Aic And Courtesy Extended To Eisenhowers

Prospects Brighten for Settlement of Two Week Old Railroad Strike

Rail Tieup Moves To Midwest   New Secretary In Effort to Settle Matter of Coneern

U.N, Authority Challenged By Soviet Union  Roshchin Opens Up. , ‘Campaign To Kill Effort In Congo: ~

Segregation Issue Hits Bar Meeting  Resolution Asks Southern States

Congo Could Face New Spasm of Bloodshed  Lumumba Death May Be Greater Threa

Driver Turns Left— Auto Comes Over Hill Crest, Three Boysand Man Are Dead

Struck by Auto, Two  Youths are Injured   Markham Man, Five Others, Hurt in Crash

‘Death Zone Extended Along Border   Provide Clear Field Of Fire Against Fleeing East Germans

Perrin Says 4 Yugoslav Pilots Are Being Trained   Radar Maintenance

FARM AND HOME CLINIC IN AKRON ON FEBRUARY 6   Full Day Session For Farmers And Wives Aj Akron Fagles Hall

Slate One-Day Farm and Home Clinics In Four County Towns Feb. 6 to 10°

U.S. Navy Lends Moral Support  Trujillos Ousted; President Commanding Armed Forces

Trujillos Out as Balaguer Takes Power   U. S. Planes, Ship: Back Dominican's  Bid for, Leadership

Trujillo’s Kin Ousted From Troubled Isle  U.S. Warships Ride Anchor Near Coast

Dom. PresidentTakesCommand of Army; U.S. Displays Naval Might Off Shore; Trujillos Arrive Here

Unrest In Dominican Republic   (US, BACKS OVERTHROW ‘Trujillos Ousted By  Dominican Republic

Weather   President Takes Over Armed Forces in Order To Head Off Civil War

TAKES OVEN ARMY CONTROL  - Dominican President Ousts Trujillo Family

OUTLET ERLE ET RUTTER SET CET EEE TT EE ee ET mee es emeewne EPSP ERE ST ETT ETT aE SRaRammmee eee ESTEE TEE REUBPPE SEU  Trujillos Quit Country As U.S. Displays Power

Crowds cheer as U.S. forces ouster of Trujillos from Dominican Republic

Trujillo Family Flees As US Backs Balaguer In Dominican Reoublic

Trujillos Fly to U.S. After Being Ousted   Balaguer, Backed by UL. S. Navy Show, Takes Command

fo rrevent Ulvil War...  Dominican President Commandeers Military

Dominican Republic Shakeup Trujillos Deposed; Belaguer Takes Command of Troops

or Ud). felp Dominican President Ousts  Members Of Trujillo Clan

JS. Helps To Oust Trujillos   Show of Planes, Warships Supports President Belaquer

Balaguer Takes Over Armed Forces   Move Quickly To Avert War In Republic

Trujillo Family Flees To Safety   Show of Warships, Jets By U.S. Gives Backing To President Balaquer

Dillons Big Parade Set Today   Starting at 1] a.m.   Six Highest in Saddle Bronc Riding to Go in Finals Today  i, ts. > wns. a @a..

Reds Warn of Move on India Border   Peiping Threatens Possible Seizure of Disputed Area

Prime Minister Nehru Says...  Red China Threatens Troop Use In India

U.S. Detonates Nuclear Blast. — Underground Shot Is for Peace Purposes

Radiation ‘Low, Scientists Term Test a Success   Nuclear Device Set Off 1200-Feet  Below Ground

J GAY SUNDAY NIGHT RECEPTION  KENNEDYS ENTERTAIN 300 AT WHITE HOUSE

On The Inside   MOMOUSMORING Wie Kennedys Entertain 300 Members Of Official Family at White House

lowa House Turns Down Plan, 77-22   Offered During Debate On Tighter Control Of Key Clubs.

Khrushchev Lauds Berlin Border Wall   E. Germany Celebrates Anniversary Of Rule: Red Deadline Now Seems Dropped

Sea Tragedy  ~ Two Dead Men, 14 Year-Olc Boy Found on Ocean Ratt

Boy, 14, Alive 90 Miles off San Diego   Huntington Beach Youth Reported ty State af Shock

LULETTITELERITT TeV TiGTPLePerieiertielei rir errerrerert it iel i]   KATANGESE Huge Bribery Try Revealed

Soviet Warned Against Action In Air Corridors  eS earn    McNamara Callec Into Unscheduled Capital Meetina

3 Lawyers Arrested-Page 7 ‘Diamond Lils’ Sparkle—Page 13 ‘Beer Can’ Orbited-Page 6   Rusk Envoys Confer

West Allies Send Notes  To Kremlin   Warning Seen Given On Any Attempt To Curb Air Corridor

Hiram 0. Wood, Hotel Man, Dies   Father of Manager of Monterey Hotel in Janesville

Swiss Snowslide Isolates Hundred:   East Coast Digs Out...  Midwest New Target For Storm Uprising

Parliament Of Congo To Meet To Bring Unity  Parlay Site Guarder   Parley Site Guarded From All Sources Of Outside Disturbance

Buddy Poppy Plans Made By VFW Here   May 27 Fixed For Annual Vets Project

Basement Searched Mystery Shrouds Baby Skeletons Found In Old Greencastle House

Steer Market Strengthens in Active Session   Values Up 25c in Spots and Heifers Also Show Gains On Better Quality Kinds;  ‘er y = ant

Price Pattern  About Steady In Steer Alleys   Plain Medium Grades Find Sluggish Demand at Weak Rates; Cows and Bulls  ~~ e268 cs €86 a ©e

Prices Higher In Monday’s Cattle Session   Values Up 25 to Spots 50« On Steers, Heifers; No Change in Other Classes; Vealer Top $32

Active Trade Clears Small Cattle Supply   Action Is Better Than Day Before on Most Steers;  Vealers Under Pressure  And Closing $1 Off

Bearish Tone Continues in Steer Market   Sharp Price Reductions in Dressed Trade Activates Live Costs to Lower Level

Friday Receipts Include Mostly Cows. Calves   Other Classes of Cattle Not Sufficiently Represented To Test The Price List;  mae -— —_ i inn abe

Thursday Tone In Steer Pens  Fully Steady   Scattering Beef Steers and Yearlings Offered; Cows Show More Strength in  BD nttece, Wain senm

Friday Trade In Cow Pens Mostly Steady   Trading Largely on Cleanup Basis With Rates Steady On All Classes; Vealers Top at $34

Monday Steer Run Smallest In 13 Months   rrices Measure Strong to 25c Higher on Steers And Heifers; Day’s Load Top $26.25

Fully Steady Mart in Steer Pens Tuesday   Action Is Better Than Day Before on Most Steers; Part Load: Mixed Steers Heifers Cash at $26

Slower Action Exhibited in Steer Alleys   Supplies Show Sharp Gain Over Week Ago; Values Steady to Spots 25c¢ Off  eo, rs , -  7

Prices Steady In Wednesday  Cattle Session   Moderate Supply of Steers Heifers Offered; Cows, Bulls Mostly Steady; Vealer Top $37

Stronger Tone Apparent In Tuesday Steers   Values Up 25c in Spots With Better Action Observed; Cows Under Pressure And Closing 50c Off

Slower Trade Observed in Steer Alleys   Supplies Show Sharp Gain Over Week Ago; Values Mostly Steady; Day’s Load Top $25.50

Sharply Lower Prices Paid in Steer Alleys   Excessive Run Sinks Steer. Heifer Rates 50 to 75c in Very Slow Trade; Cows  _s. a , 7 — a ~~ Aa

Fully Steady Cattle Market At Week’s Start   Bidding: Fairly Active With Good Demand Noted; Few Plain Heavy Steers Find  Slower Sale

Prices Strong In Wednesday Cattle Trade   Moderate Supply of Steers, Heifers Offered; Action Continues Fairly Good; Day’s Load Top $25.50

Short Supply Of Steers In Thursday Run   Mostly Scattered Small Lots Of Butcher Cattle Clear At Steady Rates, With

Slow Trading Observed In Monday Steers   Slaughter Steers Unevenly Steady to 25c Lower in  Draggy Trade; Cows Sell Woalk on Gunnte Sfia (HF

Active Trade On Estimated 1,400 Cattle   Scattering Beef Steers and Yearlings Offered; Cows And Bulls Weaker in Closing Rounds

Monday Steer Values Hold Fully Steady   Trading Moderately Active After Slow Start; Demand Strong For Choice Light Weight Cattle

Brisk Demand Encountered in  Cattle Alleys   Prompt Clearance Effected At Stronger Prices On All Classes Thursday;

Small Thursday Cattle Supply Clears Steady   scattering Beef Steers and Yearlings Offered; Cows, Bulls Remain Firm And  Vealers Decline 8&1

Midweek Steer Trade Remains  Slow, Dull   No Improvement Seen With Values Barely Steady With Tuesday’s Close; Vealers Decline $2

Moderate Run Of Steers Sell Fully Steady   Buyers More Aggressive in Day’s Trade With Action Improved Since Monday; Vealer Top $30

Midweek Steer Trade Turns Slow, Bearish   Several Loads of Mosily Mixed Good and Choice Steers Cash 25 to Spots 50c Lower

Price Pattern Mostly Steady  In Steer Pens   Numerous Loads of Mixed High Good and Choice Steers Bring $24.25 to $25.00

Thursday Tone In Cattle Pens Remains Slow   Retarding Influences Include Approaching Holiday and Limited Buyer Activity by

Cow Clearance Accomplished al Steady Values   Trading Largely on Cleanup Basis Friday With Cows, Calves Comprising Bulk Of Receipts

Nominal Steady Tone in Steer Pens Thursday   Scattering Beef Steers and Yearlings Offered, With Good Clearance Effected;  Vealers Strong

Cattle Receipts Increase 20% at  Week’s Start   Heavy Steers Finding Slow Sale With Spots 25ce Off; Other Classes Steady in Monday Action

Midweek Steer Supply Finds Better Action   Reduced Volume of Steers Heifers Offered; Cows Under Pressure in Late  Trading

Friday Cow Run Small But Is Adequate   Buyers Not As Aggressive As Earlier in Week and Prices Have Backed Up  Since Mondav

Midweek Steer Rates Ease Off In Slow Trade   Steers and Heifers Unevenly Steady to 50c Lower in Draggy Close; Cows Sell

Midweek Steer Dealings Are Fully Steady   Better Action Observed On Slaughter Steers, Heifers; Cows, Bulls  Snake: Gbaimeeee

Bearish Tone Continues In  Cattle Alleys   Prices Decline Largely 25 To 50c¢ Since Midweek on Steers, Heifers; Cows, Rulle Masetly Steady

Thursday Tone In Cattle Pens Mostly Steady   Scattering Beef Steers and Yearlings Offered; Cows Still Under Pressure at Wednesdav’s Decline

Wants to R to Re: est, _ Not Talk Talk  Hubby Loves You But He’s Pooped

Unwanted Demonstrators   Integrationists Plan New Demonstration   Baltimore Sit-In Leaders Free On Bai

France, Aloerian Rebels 6 Confer  Set May 20 to. Talk  Peace in614-Year Wa

KENNEDY BACKED Governors Pledge Backinc On International Affairs

Tunis Rally Chants for Freneh Ext   fF moecOon   U.N. Session Focus Wanted

DEVASTATION SET AT $12.5 MILLION Japan Rains Rout 137,000. Deluge Deaths Rise To 88

BANKERS SUBPOENAED Probe of Dormant Funds Pressed by House Group

Russia Rejects French Report On Jet Attack   France Says Incident ‘Rearettable’

Russia Rejects Explanation Of Buzzing’   Protest Against Firing On Airliner Carrying President

Russ Plane  Fircd Upon   Reds Reject French  Version of Incident

Investigation Ordered  Russia Rejects Explanation ‘By France In Plane Incident

Soviets Reject Exeuse For Hiring On Plane Carrying Russian President To Afriea

Reds Reject Paris Story In Shooting   Russians Aroused After President's Airliner Fired On

Launching forerunner of American austronaui plan   Recovered alive and in good shape

U. 5. Sends Chimp Into Space Over Atlantic Ocean   Whether Animal Lived Is Not Revealed: Test Seen As Success, However.

Hits Atlantic 420 Miles Down Ranae   Capsule Spotted From Air, Ship Three Hours Away

Chimpanzee carried 155 miles into space as rocket overshoots mark

Redsione Goes 420 Miles Down Atlantic Range  Trained Monkey Operates Levers During His Trip

No Report As Yet Whether Animal Lived Through Flight But It Satisfactorily Performed Behavior Tests

Chimp Shot 5.000 Miles Into Space  Chimp Named "Ha Reported Alive,

SEND CHIMP! IN ROCKET 130 MI. T00 FAR   capsule Misses Intended  Mark, Falls Into Sea; Whether Chimpanzee — Survived Is Unknown.

NASA Fires Chimp Aloft, He's Success   Rocket Overshoots But Scientists Say Monkey Still Alive

Capsule Soars Beyond Target, Fate Uncertain   Launching Is Crucial Forerunner of Plan For Flight by Man

Animai's Shape, Survival Unknown   Capsule Drops Into Atlantic Ocean After ‘16-Minute Trio Throuch Snace

Recovery Of Capsule Expected   Rehearsal for Manned Space Flight Turns Out to Be Successful

ANU YYOTA UH WWheliner 1€ L100  Chimp Rides Rocket 155 Miles Into Space Working Tests

No indication of condition upon landing   Target zone is overshot, bell sighted in ocean

No Word on Survival of  Ape Given   Capsule Overshoots Mark; Delays Try With Astronaut

Overshoots Its Target  130 Miles   Error May Mean Delay in Sending Man Into Space

Animal Rides Rocket 420 Miles   Capsule Sighted In Atlantic: Tests Awaited

Capsule Hits Well Over Target Area   Human Astronaut May Take Similar Trip As Early As April

130 Miles Past Target   Big Error May Delay Sending Up of Astronaut

No Report Yet Whether Chimp Survives Flight   Performs Number Of Space Tests Satisfactorily

More Victims Of Vending © Machine Racket Tell Plight   2nd ‘Empty Store’ Con Victim

_People- to-People .  Lighthearted Peace Corps  ~ Workers Leave for Ghans

Brief Tornadoes Lash Two States  Young Girl Killed In Kentucky Town

‘Kentucky Tornadoes Kill 1, Injure 50, . ‘Tran: 23 Children In Collapsed Church

Girl Killed, Many Hurt; Loss Heavy   Baltimore, Ravenna, Ky., Receive Brunt; Storm Pattern Holds

TWO KILLED, MANY HURT BY STORMS   Property Loss Expected To Run To Hizch Figures

US. Forced To Negotiate Its Cold War   Kennedy Says We Must Seek Peace, Facing Any Risk

THERE 1S NO PURELY AMERICAN SOLUTION FOR EVERY PROBLEM IN WORLD, KENNEDY DECLARES

President's Seattle Talk Opens Tour   Kennedy Declares Nation Never Will Negotiate Freedom

U.S. Must Negotiate, Savs JFK   Pledges Efforts To Protect Others From Neutralism

Kennedy Receives . Last Rites   ‘Slight Stroke’ Fells Former U.S. Envoy

Leaves Father’s Bedside  JFK To Bermuda For Talks With Maemillan

WIDE AREA OF SUBJECTS ON AGENDA   President Can Reach Florida  In Two Hours

No Operation Is Planned, Doctors Say   Tests Made to Learn Blood Clot Location; Others Are at Side

No Change In Condition Of Kennedy.  Senior Still’ . Seriously HE

Kennedy Flies fo Bermuda for Talk On World Issues   President Keeping In Close Touch with His Father's Condition.

President Meets with Macmillan  Leaders to Review   Leaders to Review W. Berlin, German Issues in 2 Days

2-DAY TALKS ON HOT AND COLD WARS   President Flies From Stricken Father's Bedside To Big Two Conference; Rusk, Lord Home Meet.

JFK Visits Dad Before Take-Off  No Change Is Noted In The Condition Of President’s Father

Kennedy Flies ToBermuda For Macmillan Conference;  Father Unable To Speak   APPEARS GRAVE

Kennedy Quits Dad's Bedside To Meet Briton   Big Two Leaders Begin Talks Over Vital West Issues

Discuss Approach To Disputes   President Leaves Bedside Of Father To Deal With Wide Ranging Problems

Strategy Tath Big 2 Meet in  Bermuda Berlin, Congo   Berlin, Congo Among Top Allied Topics

Kennedy Lands In Burmuda   Big Two Meeting To Get Underway Later In The Day

JFK’s Father Reported As  ‘Unchanged’   President Visits Hospital Before Plane Journey

President Goes To Bermuda Talk   Visits Ailing Father, Says Condition ‘Same’

WORLD ISSUES ON LEADERS’ AGENDA   Berlin And Katanga Crises Among Topics Slated   Accompanied To Meeting In Bermuda By Rusk And Other Advisers

Luncheon Meet Is Scheduled by Big Two Leaders   President Has Visit With Stricken Father

Leaves Father's Bedside  Kennedy Flies to Bermuda For Macmillan Sessions

Condition of ailing father ‘unchanged   Apparently is holding his own after stroke

JFK, Mac Start Bermuda Session  Kennedy’s Father ‘About the Same’

Kennedy Goes To Bermuda For Conference  Seve Patheri’c   Says Father’s Condition Has Not Changed

JFK Father ‘About Same’   President Visits Bedside And Leaves for Parleys in Bermuda

Will Discuss Top Issues  Of World  Seek Common Zur . we we om   Seek Common West Policy to Hand Moscow

JFK Visits Ailing Father, Leaves  For Conference No Change Reported  In Condition Of Elder Kennedy   (See Picture Page 8)

Senior Kennedy Reported Able To Recognize Three Sons With Him, But Not to Speak.

JFK Leaves Ailing Father For Conference   Condition Of Elder Kennedy ‘About Same’

BEG MALE EVEHO NEE T CEE  - President’s Father Awakens For Visit From Famous Son

President’s Father Unchanged   Kennedv Off for Bermuda After Brief Visit

Problems Of West Berlin To Be Aired   President Visits His Stricken Father For Half Hour Before  Heading For Bermuda

Former Diplomat Has Stroke  Has Paralysis   Has Paralysis And Condition Called Serious

Leave Taken By Kennedy Of HIF athe   President Visits Hospital Before Going to Airport

Allied Approach To Russians To Head Agenda   Kennedy Informed On Father's Condition During 2-Day Meet

Kennedy Flies Into Bermuda For Conference   Father Still Seriously III, Says Doctor

Condition About Same President Pays Visit To Father In ‘Hospital

Big 2 To Eye World Crises   Big Topic Is Approach To Moscow On Berlin

Two-Day Meet Between Heads Of the ‘Big 2’   Luncheon Marks Conference Start

No Change In Joe Kennedy's Condition  JFK Sees Stricken Dad Before Bermuda Flight

Condition Unchanged   Condition Unchanged Joseph Kennedy Is Still Serious

JFK’S FATHER BETTER, BUT Is STILL CRITICAL   President Returns To Father’s Bedside

JFK Leaves Father's Bedside To Meet Macmillan In Bermuda   President Says Condition Of His Father ‘About The Same’

Talks With Macmillan To Follow   Two Leaders To Discuss World Problems

Latest Sports  Yanks Take Series Lead Look for the Scores, Section O   East-West Positions  Virtually Unehanged

Three Astronauts Begin Final Training  To Risk Lives In Blazing Trail To Stars

Astronauts Eager to Risk Their Lives to Blaze a Trail to the Stars.

Three Astronauts Are Selected For Space Flight ‘Finals’, One Will Be Chosen For The Trip

1 Phe fate tronauts: ‘Three Young Men Hope ‘To Blaze Space Trail

Inside...   Pieages Return to Cuba  Invaders Torn to Pieces, Survivor Reports

 Pledges Return to Cuba Invaders Torn to Pieces, Survivor Reports

Castro Guns Tore  Invaders Apart  Survivors Picked Up At Sea Tell Story

‘Cuba Invasion Force Torn To Pieces, ‘ Survivor Says, “But We Will Go Back’

Five Picked Up from Sea  ‘We'll Go Back,’ Declares  Cuban Invasion Survivor

Survivor of [ll-Fated Invasion  -Of Cuba Describes Castro Tactic

Asks Attack On Mental Retardation  b..etdarnk ("a   President Calls For Bold Action Against Ailment

‘Britain Proposes To Russia  ‘Face-Saving Plan’ On Laos   US. Civilian Pilots Refuse Laos Landings

Stevenson Declines An invitation . To Run For Senate Seat {n Hlinoi

Adlai To Retain Position At UN   Gets Expanded Role In Foreian Policy

ASC Asks County Farmers interested in Feed Grain Production To Cali Office

is It Triumph Or Tragedy?  Controversy Rages Over Validity Of Eichmann Trial

Even ‘en Jews Enter Fierce Debate  Israelis Wonder If Eichmann Trial To Be Labeled Triumph or Tragedy

For The Jewish N ation:  +Eichmann’s Trial Will Create Hot Controversy

SOME SEE NO BENEFIT, OTHERS SEE EDUCATION  Jews Differ On Eichmann Trial

Triumph Or Tragedy? ae  Israeli Views Differ On IFichmann Trial Effect

Many Israelis Fail to See Wisdom in Bringing Eichmann Before Court

Fierce Controversy Over Trial Sweeps Israel ;  "Trying Fichmann--Triumph Or Tragedy?’

Executioner to Be Guarded by Bullet. Proof Glass on Witness Stand  Differences Come Over Eichmann Trial

Teamster Agent Faces Charges  Took Hlegal Payment  a ee a ont eee

Governor Sanford Says:  State-Backed Colleges,  Institutions Must Unite

Attendants Named for Cressef Event   Coronation Will Follow CHS Play Friday Night.

Nominate for Cressef Royalty   King and Queen Will Be Crowned at Friday's Play.

Boy, 4, Dies Under Whee Of Big Truck Two Traffic  Fatals in State

Plains States Are Hit by Wind Hail, Tornadoes  Giant Hailstones Measuring Seven Inches Reported °

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religion. Features)

Hand Print Is Clue in Slavine Of Teacher   50 Chicago Detectives Seek To Solve Crime

Bt ea Bidliont Mate tataieateE  Helps You Overcome  FALSE TEETH  Pe ee mmol Ulaemes

Japanese And United States Talks Considered Profitable By Leaders

Rusk, Ikeda Say Stronger Ties to Bind U.5.-Japan   New Relationship Based On Equality, Partnership Secretary of State Says.

[IKEDA ASSERTS JAP STABILITY   Sees Greater Unity Between Nations

ocked Children Up For 4 Years  Mental Tests Are Given To Waitress

PRAYER FOR...  ® I0DAY e   (‘Copyrighted 1961, A Nationa Council of Churches Relies Features)

PRAYER FOR...  e IODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A Nationai Council of Churches Religion  Laatures )

Demo Takes Race in N.J.   Hughes’ Defeat of Mitchell  Gives Boost to President

Mitchell Is Edged Out In Upset   JEK-Backed Hughes  Wins Governorship

Sense of Frustration Over » Stand-Still” Atmosphere In Joint School System Led to Culler Resignation

Blast at Dr. Culler Backfires on Policy Of Joint Committee   Dr. Ned Culler Believes City Directors Acted Wisely in Entering School Jointure

Cooperation Between Directors, Administration Left Lot Wanting,  Contributed to Culler Resignation   By HENRY S$. GORDON Canrier Stat! Writer

Jointure Refusal to Elect. Coordinator of Curriculum Factor in Culler’ Decision

See DIPLOMAT, Page 2   County Welfare Plan Starts With Success; One Worker

Florence, 2/2, Gives Newsmen Lesson In Rocketry, Plans To Be ‘A Mother’

Very Special Library Card Given Miss Florence Jacobs; She’s 21/2

Little Florence Gets Library Card  As Amazed Newsmen Get Answers

GETS umbAey CARD  ~ 2%2-Year-Old Girl Likes To Read - About Outer Space And Rocketry

‘She’s A Whiz Kid. . Gets Her Own Library Card And Not Yet Three!

2% Year Old Gets Library Card To Pursue Studies of Rocketry, Space

She Has Her Own Library Card   Tot, Only 2%, Proud Owner Of Public Library Card

She's read 60 books Science-brain girl, 2'2, gets library card; foxes reporters

39-POUND BUNDLE OF ANSWERS  ~2¥2-Year-Old Whiz Kid Believed to Be Younaest Library Card Holder

ites For Sam MeMurrey Set For Wednesday     yas w) MBE Ged Bettie ee . * 4 e ’ % cy

Hunt Down Killer Of Gen. Trujillo  Capture One Suspect, Another Hangs Self

New Round Of Storms Hits Dixie   Downpours, Floods Reported In Three States On Gulf

Warn Against Military Threats By U.S.. Allies   Renly Ta % Noatec

W illing To Negotiate On Berlin Issue   Russian Nate Warns Against Military Threat

CHANGE IN WEST STAND ; PROPOSED   Slaps Taken At West Germany, U. S. Spy Plane

Ready To Discuss Berlin Situation   Notes Delivered To Embassies Warn Against Military Threats; Early Parley Sought

Russia Set To Negotiate Berlin Pact   Note To Western Powers Makese No Mention Of Parley

SOVIET NOTE INDICATES READINESS   West Is Warned Against Threats Of Armed Force

Reply Sent By Moscow To 4 Allies   Red Warns Against  Threats in Agreeing To Berlin Talks

Russia Ready to Confer on Berlin  Warns Western Allies Not To Make Military Threats

Soviets ready to talk about Berlin but warn against military threats

Soviet Ready To Open Negotiations On Berlin   Rusk En Route To Paris For Talks

But Warn Against Threats   Notes Tell Of Readiness To Diséeuss Berlin

Soviet Is Ready To Negotiate On Berlin Question   Note Today Includes Warning About West Military Threats

Note Warns Western Bloc Against Military Threats, Repeats Previous Positions

PICV INO PVOU We PUI MO NN  ‘Russians Ready to Negotiate Berlin Settlement

Answer Warns Against Threat Of Arms Show   Conference Before Elections Wanted?

Reply Softer, But Warns About Military Threats   Russians Want Conference  Before Mid-September

But Kremlin Note Warns Against Military Threats by Allied Powers   No Specific Mention of Calling Conference Moscow Reportedly Wants in Two or Three Weeks: Urges Aqreement on Peace Treaty

Soviets move to bargain  Note suggests   Note suggests Berlin parley

Note Warns on Threats by Military   Conference Before German Elections: Seen Russ Hope

Soviet Invites Berlin Parley   Warns West Agains' Military Threats in Reply to Notes

Warning Against Military Threats Is Given Allies   Rusk in Paris to Meet With French, British

Note Informs Westert Powers of Decision   Khrushchev Warns Against Military Threats; Feels Solution Possible Without War; Warns Against Mistake

Soviet note says, ready to negotiate   Stress on need for talks indicates parley expected

[Warns Against Military Threats; Meet Hoped For Before German Elections

US., Big Western  Powers Given Note   Rumors Claim Moscow Wants Meetinc Before German Elections Are Held

Warn Against Military Threats .  Soviets Willing To Negotiate Settlement of Berlin Question

Soviet Note Asks Meeting on Berlin   Russians Then Reject Allied Protest Over Red Restrictions in Split City

U.S., Allies Given Notes By Moscow   Reds Fire Warning However, Against Military Threats

Message Sent In Reply To Allied Notes   Asks Western Bloc To Conclude f reaty On ‘Agreement’

Soviet Reply Says Reds Are Ready To Negotiate Berlin Crisis With West

Soviets Ready To Negotiate   Note Delivered To Western  Powers Warns Against Threat

Rusk in Paris For Meetings Over Berlin   Russ Ready to Negotiate, But Warn of Threats

Note From Moscow Reiterates Warni Against Military Threats by ‘Altes

Un berlin Question ©  Note Reveals Soviets Ready For Negotiation

Willing To Talk, Reds Tell Allies   Russia Replies About Berlin; Warns of Arms Threats.

Russ Offer ; to Negotiate Berlin Issue  Warn Against  Military Action

Some Say Conference  Sought Soon  Dispatch Repeats Khrushchev’s  Previous Stand

Demand Less Spending In Some Areas   GOPs Make Bid To Make Up For More  Defense Spending

GOP Seek Cutbaeck Of Non-Defense Aid   Senate A pproves Necro Rightsist

Democrats Don’t Agree  GOP Leaders Want Cuts  In Non-Defense Spending To Help Pay For New Arms

House Approves Farm Bill On Voice Vote   Republicans Demand Less Spending

GOP Leadership Wants Curbs On  Domestic Outlay   Halleck Suggests President Cut Back On Legislation Already Won To Make Up For Greater Spending For Defense

GOP Chiefs Demand Cut In Spending   Would Seek To Compensate For Defense

Hunt Italian Plane Missing in Congo Area   U.N. Acts to Corner and Punish Killers of 13 Airmen

McCarthy © Denies Mosk Post Sought.  “Hits “Political BlackmaiP ~ Charse by. Governor Brown. 

Blakley. Tower Set  For Runoff   Republican Polled 31 Per Cent of Vote   (See other election news on Page 2-A)

Eisenhower Calls Top Executives   Communist Intervention Now Believed Greater Thon Previously Known

On Inside Paaes   US Calls Military Alert. . . Communists Intervening In Laos, US Discovers

Ike Calls Situation In Laos “Grave”  © Red Intervention «> Is Greater Than < Previonsly Known

Outside Intervention By Communists in Laos Greafer Than Reported

County Program Is Taking Shape   Events Include Picnic, Crropr Parade Dance

Named Director For Rally   Featured Noted Organist At South Holland Dedication

Ford Readies Its Plants As Strikes Are Called Off   LOCALS GIMMICK

Strikes Settled and Ford Motor Co Plans On Having Workers on Job Wednecday

Wednesday Is Target For Ford   Motor Company Hopes to Have All Strikers Back On Job Within Two Days

‘Peace in This Century’   Make International  Berlin Highway, JFK Urges Soviets

Peace Possible, Kennedy Tells  Russian People  Soviet Newspaper  Prints Interview   With U.S. Leader

Russ Print Interview   Free Travel Proposed on Berlin ‘Lifeline? Road

Commissioner Snaps At Pair  Sullen Father, Son Deny U.S. Charges

Rayburn To Fight Against Prestige Loss  Howard Smith Emerges As tRaee!’ Biuml

Young Gang Leaders Tell Their Side   Chicagoans Gather To Hear ‘Toughs’ Speak Unknown

CLEARS CORBIN   Teen-Age Gang Leaders Explain Their Problems to the Neighbors

On The Inside   ‘Nothine To Do But Get Drunk’     Young ‘Hoods’ Plead For Adult Help

Speak at Chicago Meeting 3 Young Gang Leaders  Plead for Understanding

jGiaims it Wil impr ove Labor Relations  Ke nnedy Asks Action on Study Ur ving Unionsfor U.S. Jobs

TOCA! TEMPPRRATIRre   Florida College Group OKs Negro Memberships

Test Ban Talks in Geneva....  Answer to West's Proposal  May Take at Least a Week

Russian Cool To Proposals  Madeby West  Red Delegate Says He Wilk Withhold

\De ean Still Talking Soviet Silence for Week  Seen on Test Ban Plan

Soviet Delays Decision On  Test Ban Plan   Delegate Has Shown Distinct Coolness To West Proposals

Four Others Injured--Tornado Kills 2 Persons; Wrecks East Texas Town   See Picture, Page ¢

REVISION IS ANNOUNCED TODAY  Driver's License Tests Will Be Toughened

G.R. Spindler, ‘U’ Mines Head Dies AtHome   Widely Known As Expert On Mining

Provides 30 ) Per ' Cent Hike  Liquor Tax Increase  Is Okayed By House

Tax Increase on Beer and Liquo: Goes fo Senate  House Also Passes -$¢457-Million >. Budle-e   House Also Passes $157-Million Bill ~ To Finance Schools

HIT CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND FBI HEAD   Episcopal Bishops. Say Poo Are Punished, Wealthy Rarely Executed.

Senate Group — To Hear Dulles Rask on Cuba   Both Will Give   Both Will Give Invasion Versions At Secret Meeting

Rusk To Testify  At Cuban Inquiry CIA Chief Dulles Also To Appear

Senators To Hear Versions  Rusk And Dulles To Testify  In Secret On Cuba Invasion  PA ©

it Secret Commilttee Session   To Tell Congress Of U.S. Role In Cuba

Rusk, Dulles To Meet With Senate   U.S. Role in Cuba Will Be Aired - At Secret Session

Rusk and Dulles To Face Probers  Senators Inquiring Into Cuba Decisions

Special Session Convenes   Controversial Bills  Dealing With Sales Tax, Savings Loan  To Be Taken Up

Johnson Given Great Welcome On His Arrival  fhraatod hye Adsarnniia   Greeted by Adenauer And U.S. Ambassador

Vice President Declares United America Backs West Berlin in Ordeal

US. to Fulfill Commitments, Nation Told   Flowers and Flags for Vice President in Capital City

Draws Tumultuous Welcome sath th daa seonhasbeneaninteaiaseeews is raul  Johnson Cheered By Bonn Throng

AP 24 AVON IN astleid Nectsdsthnctoad vivid —  ‘Lie Detector Tests amas Explosion Story Is Hoax

83RD ARMY COMMANDER OUSTED — Brazil Military Shakeup Leads To New War Fears

Fears Of Civil War Growing   Goulart Flies Back To Brazil From Paris By Way of New York

Wild Deer Insists On Togetherness With Tame Ones, Leaps Into Park

Sought To Escape Season — Amorous Buck Taken From Park at Winona

Civil Rights Bills Voted By Senate   Ban Race, Religious Discrimination in Jobs, Housing and Public Facilities in Indiana

Showdown Due In Texas House Over Priority   Decision Expected Whether Deficit Comes Before Taxe:

Carson City News On Page 3   Congolese Hand U.N. 5 Demands  Full Control Of Aircraft

Chicago Street Crews, Residents Start Giant Cleanup After Tornado

Bigger Role For France  a an ee ee  President and De Gaulle Shape Global Policies

Suggests Expanded NATO Role to Combat Communism, Regird Western Defenses.

STIMATE COST OF NEW LAKE AT $142,800,000  Support Bigger Pool and Power For Kaysinger

Recommend Kavsinger (xpansion  New Estimated Cost Would Be &142.800.00

Dems Rally On Kennedy Birthday   Defend President From GOP; Jack Speaks At $100 Dinner.

Democrats to Honor Kennedy Tonight at $100-a-Plate Dinner   Is in Obesrvance of His 44th Birthday Next Monday: Party Leaders to Attend.

Latin Americans Joining Tractors -For- Freedom   Demos Honor Kennedy Tonight

Dems Rally To Support Of Kennedy   President Gets Top Billing For Birthday Fete

Democrats Join JFK  Observance   Top Speakers Are On Program In Washington

Democrats Rally Behind JEK af Birthday Dinner  President Under Nev GOP Attack on Cuba Spending Proposals

Demos Meet To Honor Kennedy   President to Speak At Fund-Raising ‘Birthday’ Party

Dems Back Jkk  On Two Issues   Capital Birthday Dinner Will Mark Support for Tractors and Spending

Some 6,000 Democrats Rally  Rehind JEIC LI. daz G Wi ik VilGe GOP Fire

Democrats Get behind JFK on Adth Birthday   Tractors, Spending Plans Bring Attacks  Detaew tan Rin 7 Talbe

DEMOCRATS SET $100-A-PLATE BIRTHDAY FETE   5,000 Expected To Attend

10 Tanks Advanee to  Red Wall  Rights to Enter East Sector Cause

U. 5. TROOPS INSIDE CITY GO ON ALERT   - Berlin Tense; Tanks Moving Close to Wall

Fallout Flows On   US Army Gets Tough In Berlin, Then Backs Down

Give-And-Take At Berlin Border  U.S. Troops On Alert For 6 Hours

Yank Tanks Roll Up to Border Wall   Troops Carrying Bayonets Enter Batten. Sactae

TEN TANKS ROLL UP T0 RED WALL   Troops Escort Car Inte Communist Zone But U.S. Backs Down When Reds Bar 2 Buses.

U. S. Troops Put on Alert As Tanks Cummoned to Reinforce Berlin Border

Army Issues Berlin Alert   Incident Occurs in Midst Of Hassle About Entry ©

U.S. tanks brought up to barricade  East Germans  p es, Sage, MG, See, See   East Germans turn back buses of sightseers

10 Tanks Moved Up  in See-Saw Hassle   Soldiers Fix Bayonets in East Sector: Germans Turn Back Bus

Vopos Half 1 Army Buses At Checkpoint   MPs Earlier Escorted American Civilian Car Into E. Zone

ROLL UP TO. RED WALL      Troops Escort Car Into Communist Zone But U.S. Backs Down When Reds Bar 2 Buses.

Cooler   U.S. Military Is Alerted in Tense Berlin   Armed Troops Moved in To Enforce Rights

Right To Enter East Berlin Is Challenged   Ten U.S. Tanks Brought Up To Wall Dividing The City

Tanks Brought to Wall — TEE  Alert Berlin Gls In Crossing Strife

Seesawing Over Issue Of Rights   Armed Gls Moved into East To Enforce U.S. Stand.

Seesawing Over the Rights of Americans   Army Sends Troops with Fixed Bayonets Into East Berlin to Enforce American Insistence On Rights to Enter Sector

Tanks Move Up To Reds’ Wall   Rights In East Sector Causing Arquments

Tanks Take Stations  Before Wall  Armed Troops   Armed Troops Again March Into East Berlin

Pageant To Have Premiere Tonight instante Le  Dinner At Country Ciub Tonight Opens Moravian Festival

Three lowa Publishers Get Awards  Master Citations to Walling, Aasgaard, Hamilton

Sister of One Delton Bandit Is ‘Arrested in ~ Chicago Robbery Case   STILL HIDING OR DEAD. IS BELIFF

GOP Seeks 3% Sales Levy  Tax Revision Measure Revived by Assembly

Nelson's Setup Had Been Jolted By 53-39 Refusal  Republicans Act   Republicans Act To Push Decision On Levy Program

GOP Floorleader Pledges Continued Efforts to Win Passage of Revenue Bill

40,000 US. Troops To Go To Germany   Announcement May Come Today; Actual Leaving Probably Not Until Oct. 1

W. Berlin Mayor Brandt Warns Soviets: ‘Stop The Shooting’   By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH

Khrushchev Expected To Harden Trend   U.S. Officials Agree That Space Flight Will Make Khrushchev More Difficult To Deal With; Will Try to Get Own Way

RETAIL SALES TAX. EYED AS SOLUTION TO ‘TEXAS’ MONEY WOES.  State Legislators Tackle Tax Problem Today

Fast Passenger Train Derailed; 40 Injured   Northern Pacific's Mainstreeter Goes Off Rails At Switch, Losing Nine Cars

Nine Cars off Tracks Derailment of Crack Train  Injures 40 in North Dakote

TrainWreck Injures 40 Tn N. Dakota   Nine Cars_ Leave Rails Near Buffalo

NORTH PACIFIC FLYER WRECKS  36 Passengers Injured In Dakota Train Crash

Rail Wreck Hurts  Terre Haute Pair  Julion E. Lowry and Wife Are Injured

U.S .Air Base in Saudi Arabia Is Ordered Shut Down With in One Year

-AIR RIGHTS   U: S. To Lose Dhahran Air Base In 1962 But Will Remain Friendly. 1 To Arabia. —

US to Lose  Arabian Base   Sudden Decision Spells End for Strategic Base

After Sudden Decision By King Saud-- America To Give Up Arabian Air Base

Saud Closing Field to U.S: after 15 Years   Arabians under Pressure of Allies Due to Foreian Base

KING SAUD CANCELS U.S. AIR RIGHTS   U.S. To Lose Dhahran Air ‘Base In 1962 But Will Remain Friendly To Arabia.

SETBACK DISCLOSED  Saudi Arabia Orders U.S Quit Strategic Air Base   Order Won't Alter U.S. Oil Shipments

Base Very Important  In Crisis  State Department ‘To Stay Friendly

Pact To Expire In 1962, Wont Be Renewed   U.S. To Continue Close Cooperation With King Saud

"Saudi ‘Arabian Base To Be Closed To U.S.   Airbase Will Be Closed By Decision Of King

Internal Political Forces Pressure King Saud Into Not Renewing Dhahran Agreement — U.S. State Department Emphasizes That This Country Will Continue Friendly Co-Operation Despite Setback

U.S. To Lose Air Base In Saudi Arabia   Rights To Airfield On Persian Gulf To Be Given Up In’62

Saudt Arabia: . —_ i  Saud Orders U.S. to Pull Out Airbases  State Department Intends to Keep Close Cooperation

Arabia Tells U.S. to Quit Airfield  Won’t Renew Rights to Land At Dhahran

Ordered From Field At  Expiration Of Agreement  U.S. Still To Continue Friendly Relations With Saudi Arabia

U.S. Must Give Up Air Base In Saudi Arabia *   Decision By King Saud; Cost Has Been In Millions

King Saud Refuses Te Renew Air Base Pact   Americans Must Give Up Rights to Dhahran Airfield on Persian Gulf; Relations Will Still Remain Cordial

King Saud Ousts U.S.  From Base   Loss of Airfield Rights Called Setback Despite Friendly Cooperation

U.S. Will Remain Friendly With’ Saudi Arabia In Spite Of Loss Of Important Mideast Air Base

King Saud's Decision Takes Effect in Year   It’s Strategic Dhahran Air Strip On Persian Gulf Coast

America’s Goed Friend King Saud Decides Not to Renew U.S. Rights for Air Base

U.S. Must Drop Strategic Base In Saudi Arabia   King Won't Renew Pact on Expiration In April of 1962

King Saud Decrees  \U, S. Must Give Up Air [Base Rights In Arabia

King Saud Orders Closure For U. S. Air Force Base   WASN'T NEEDED

U.S. Must Leave Base At Dhahran   King Saud Makes Sudden Decision About Atrfield

U.S. Must Yield Air Base Rights In Saudi Arabia   Friendly Relations To Continue Despite King’s Sudden Order

Must Give Up Airfield In Saudi Arabia   Will Continue Friendly Relations With King Saud Despite Incident

Huge airfield at Dhahran strategic loss   ‘No renewal’ in 1962 says King Saud

U. §. Must Give Up Base Rights In Saudi Arabia   Sudden Decision by King Is Announced

U. S. Suffers Setback In Saudi Arabia  Must Relinquish Air Base Rights On Persian Gulf

U.S. to Lose Air Base In Arabia   Have One Year To Get Out, Air Force Told

:President Meets in Virginia With Council   ‘Kennedy, Business Seek Calm

TOWN'S THIRD STRAIGHT POLICE CHIEF IS SLAIN   Carolina Cop Killed Making Arrest; Slayer Gunned Down.

Southern Pines Policeman Killed: Slayer Killed By Other Officers

Pa. State Farm Show Winds Up On Record Not  All-Time High Of © $4.10 Paid for 4- H Open Grand Steer

DUSINCSS WOT  HAROLD EILERS BUYS  INSURANCE AGENCY FRARA BRITT wrtrapre

U.S. Won't Talk Under Threat~JFK   Says Negotiations Can Succeed, but  SF sees gee: Reawqm:

ULTIMATA AND THREATS ARE FUTILE   Letter Of Reply To Nonaligned Is Made Public

Storm Hits Japan  ener Ae ER  Navy Helicopters Rescue Seamen On Ships Stranded By Typhoon

Inside The Proaress      Kennedy Popularity Helped By Continued Economy Rise

in Philadelphia Area—  1 Dead, Several Injured As Blast Rocks Gas Station

Explosion Trap: Three Firemen  Gasoline Station Ripped to Pieces

Blast traps four, kills one   Twenty-two are treated gasoline station explodes

Firemen Feared Dead After Service Station Explosion in Philadelphia

22 Persons Injured  Blast Levels Gas Station; One Fireman Dies, 3 Missine

Attorney Held In Bomb Scare   ‘Terrified’ Man Causes Jet To Land

Goldwater Names Seven Democrats Who Can Expect To Be Unseated Next Year

The Global View:  Khrushchev In Hot Water: Wants Us To Bail Him Out

Fishing for Another Summit   Khrushchev Wants Us to Bail Him Out of Hot Water

FAA Includes Eau Claire Area Plans for Improving,  Adding Airports Out

All-White Jury Hears Case Testimony Opens in Trial  Of First Freedom Rider

Jury Selected For First Rider’ Trial   Howard University Negro Student Faces Breach Of Peace Charges In Jackson

Fire Weather Satellite Into Orbit for Study of Hurricane Development

Weather Satellite Launched   Hurricanes To Be Hunted From Outer Space

Hurricane Hunting Weather Satellite Hurled Into Orbit; Signals Received

Roars Aloft From Cape Canaveral  92-Foot Delta Rocket To Track Hurricanes ©

US Weather Eye Satellite  Goes Hurricane Hunting   Photo on Pape 12-A

Hurricane Hunter Is  In Orbit   Tiros Satellite To Photograph Storm Areas

Near-Perfect Firings Are Reported From Opposite Coastal Launch. Sites

Thor Delta Is Used For Space Toss   Tiros Itl To Keep An Eye On Weather

Weather Satellite Into Orbit   Thor Delta Rocket Carries Tiros Il  400 Miles High

Orbit Hurricane Hunting Satellite To Document Development Of Storms

VV EULIHET LLYVE  Satellite From Cape Seeks Storm Movements nformation

Tiros til Circles Globe, Gathers Data  Wide Anale TV   Wide Angle TV Gazes Down From 400 Miles Aloft

Will Gather Information On Storms   3-Stage Vehicle In Orbit 400 Miles Above Earth

Cape Hurricane Hunter Sends Clear Signals   Reaches Orbit 400 Miles Up

Weather-Eye Shot Into Orbit   Hurricane Hunting. Satellite To Gather Storm Information

Hurricane Hunter Fired Into Orbit  Tiros to Report From 400 Miles

Tiros II1 Carries Cameras Aloft  -Hurricane- Hunting Satellite Blasts Into Orbit

To Il! Weather Satellite Into Orbit fo Gather Dafa on Tropical Storms.

‘Thor Delta’ Rocket Puts ‘Tiros’ Aloft   Satellite To Obtain Storm Information With TV Cameras

Tiros Ill To TV Clouds   Weather Satellite With 2 Cameras To Relay Pictures

‘Hunting Hurricane Data  Weather Satellite Fired Into Orbit At Canaveral

Successfully Lofted By Thor-Delta Rocket TT ° e .  Hurricane Hunting Satellite  Expands US Weather Services

Hurricane hunter scans from space   Weather-eye fired into orbit from Canaveral

Its Camera To Probe  Cloud Strata Data May Tell Origins, Ways Of Big Winds

[Cameras neler Cloud Pictures ; Hurricane-Hunting Satellite Putin Orbit

As Alert ‘Opal’ Started in Butte   City Has Role in War Game— Civil Defense Alert Operation

Car Plunges Safely Past  Wall Of Fire   Man Confesses: 2 Generals Held In Rightwing Plot

Bomb Plot Against DeGaulle Fails  Arrest Made, Man  oy ree -  gyerny mare Pre ia

De Gaulle Escapes in  Death Plot  Car Plunges "Th taaaseen ia Ta 5 oka   Car Plunges Through Fire Set by Bomb

Car Gets Through Flames  De Gaulle Safe After Fire Bomb Slaying Attempt

Army Implicated In Piot  DeGaulle Escapes With Life As Explosive Fails

Old Soldier Shrugs Off  Incident   Terms It “Little Joke” In Bad Taste

Flames Fail to Set Off Bomb as Planned  DeGaulle Escapes Attempt on Life

Bomb Fails To Explode, Man Seized   President’s Car Speeds Through Wall OF Flames

Bizarre Efforts Using Fire Fails On Country Roac   Little Joke in Bad Taste, Says President

De Gaulle Escapes Injury, Shrugs Off Assassination Attempt As “Little Joke’   QUICK ARREST

De Gaulle Says Assassination Try ‘.. Just Little Joke In Bad Taste’

President Calls Effort Little Joke   Explosive Failed To Discharge; Man Quickly Arrested

Assassination Of DeGaulle Is Attempted   Plot. Attributed To Right-Wing  European Group

De Gaulle Has Narrow Escape From Bombing   Car Runs Through Flames But Device Fails to Explode

Car Passes Through Wall Of Fire   Well-Organized Assassination Altempt Fails

Attempt On De Gaulle’s Life Fails   French President Eseapes Injury On Country Road

De Gaulle Target of Death Try   Unhurt as Auto Goe: Through Flames; Bomb Fizzles.   Army Group.

Attempt Is Made To Kill De Gaulle  Escapes Unhurt After Fire And Explosives Placed In His Path

Attempt Made To Assassinate Gen. De Gaulle   Old Soldier Escapes Injury, Shrugs Off Incident

Car Rides Through  Flames   French President Unhurt As Bomb Charge Goes Amiss On Country Road

200.000 Flee in:Gulf .Coast.   De Gaulle Escapes Fire, Blast in Assassin Plot

A LITTLE JOKE IN BAD TASTE’ Hold Three In Attempt On Life Of De Gaulle

De Gaulle Escapes Bomb Plot   Car Roars Through Wall of Flames— Two Generals Held

Attempt On De Gaulle’s Life Fails   French President Escapes Injury After Plastic Bomb Fails  To Go Off Along Road

Nab Suspect, 2 Generals in French Plot   Limousine Speeds Safely Through Wall of Flame

De Gaulle Escapes  Bomb Plot  Arrest One Man:   Arrest One Man: Reportedly Get  Full Confession

Plot Against  De Gaulles  Life Fizzles  Fire, But Chief Unhurt as Bomb Fails to Go Off

Assassins Fail in. Attempt fo Kill Charles de Gaulle  French President's Car Plunges Safely Thraucsh a Wall afElema

DeGaulle Unhurt As Assassination Attempt’ Fizzles   GFENDARMES ALERTED

De Gaulle Shrug: Oif Attempted Assassination   Escapes Injury When Fire Fails to Set Off Explosive Charae

French Chief's Auto Escapes Bomb On Road   Plastic Explosive Believed Algerian, Suspect Arrested

De Gaulle Safe After Attempt To Murder Him   Limousine Plunges Through Flames On Trip Into Country

De Gaulle Target Of  Assassins   French Leader Escapes Fresh Attempt On Life

De Gaulle escapes plot against life   Assassination attempt fails; President unhurt

Attempt to Kill DeGaulle Fails   Two Right-Wing Generals Arrested

Army Implicated In Plot liar eit aiid  DeGaulle Escapes With Life As Explosive Fails

Meany Has More Solid Laber Hold   New Term, Tools To Meet Problems Given AFL-CIO Mead

—-MORE AUTHORITY FOR MEANY— New Tools, New Term  For Top Labor Leader

Meany Pic ked As Labor's Top Leader  New Tools to Deal With Problems Facing Labor

Meany Retains Top Labor Post  AFL-CIO Chief Given New Tools for Battle

Hail Formula Dealing With Union Raiding   Compromise Plan Involves Binding Arbitratior

To Selve Inter-unton Disputes To  Meany Emerges \ With More Power In Labor:

As AFL-CIO Convention Closes .. . Meany Emerges With Feud-solving Powers

Howard Names Clee Fitzgerald To Board Spot   Stillwater Man In Key’s Place

Holiday Leaves  Certain for Some  Army To Include Guard. Draftees

Group To Meet June 25 Under UN Protection   Kasavubu, Gizenga Regimes Arrive At Agreement

One of World’s Richest  Wenner-Gren, Swedish Financier, Dead at 80.

Boo > Down Fo Gent Increase  Werkers To Tie Up All Transportation . In New York City On New Year's Day

ae Hourly Pay Hike Is Refused  New York Transit  Workers To Strike

Gals Lee Off on Sloppy Dressers  Caustic Comments ‘Rip’ Tight Trousers

Crash In Belgium Kills 73   Jet Carries 49 Americans To Fiery Deaths

U. 5. Skating Team Killed In Belgian Crash   54 Americans Among 73 Who Died In Crash

49 Americans, Including U.S. Team, Die   Belgian Plane Was About to Land in Brussels

54 Americans Are Killed On Jet Airliner   Figure Skating Team Perishes In Brussels

All Aboard Boeing Jet Wiped Out  All U.S. Figure Skating Team Members Perish in Jet Crash

18-Member U.$ Figure Skating Team Included   54 Americans Killed When Belgian Plane Crashes Near Brussels

54 Americans, Including U.S: Skating Team   Listed Amona Victims: Cause

AN 18 US. Skaters Are Among Dead   Total Of 73 Claimed In Flaming Crackup Of Jet In Belgium

Death Toll Includes 49  Americans   Entire Figure Skating Team Dies In Crash

ALL ABOARD BIG JETLINER ARE KILLED   Oddly Sounding Engines Prelude Brussels Tragedy

3 Persons Are Dead in Tragedy   54 From America Lose Lives In Fiery Accident

19 Americans Lose Lives In Belgian Crash  U.S. Skating Chamr   U. S. Skating Champ Is Among Victims; 1 Killed On Ground

54 Americans Amona Victims When Jet Falls   Airliner Engines Falter in Landing Approach Swing

U.S. Figure Skating Team ls Wiped Out   Jet Bound From New York Explodes, Burns Near Airport

U.S. Skating Team Of 17 Is Among Victims   Big Jet Crashes, Burns Near Belcian Capital

18 On U. S. Skate Team  Plane Explodes Before Landing at Brussels Port

18 On American Figure Skating Team Among 54 U.S. Victims Aboard Jet:

American Figure Skating Team Among Victims  In Crackup Near Brussels   54 U.S. Citizens Aboard Belgian Craft Arriving From New York Today; Farmer Crushed To Death By Wreckage

Figure Skating Team Numbered Among Victims  Claming Wrerk Wille   Flaming Wreck Kills 72 Passengers Today.

Entire US Skating Team Among Total Of 73 Dead In Flaming Jet Disaster

Among aE Killed In Jet Disaster —      Many Victims Of Belgian Crash Well Known In This Area ©

$5-Million Jet Crashes In Beloitum   od Americans Are Killed Including U.S. Skatine Team

U.S. Skating Team Members Perish In Disaster Near Airport In Belgium

Entire US Skating Team ‘Wiped Out’   $5-Million Plane Carries 54 Americans to Death: Craft Explodes After Crask

Total Of 72 Die Including U. S. Skating Champions   Fiery Disaster Is Not Easily Explained As Plane Was Landina

Belgian Airliner Crash Kills 73, Entire U. S. Skating Team Lost   Mrs. ‘Maribel Vinson Owen, Nine Times Champion, Two Daugh. ters. Among Victims.

Sabena Jet Airliner Falls, Burns Near Brussels Airport Killing All Aboard

Entire U. S. Skate Team Is Included   in All, 73 Persons Die in Crash North Of Brussels Today

18-Member U. S. Skating Team Wiped Out; Most Of Dead Were From America

Includes Entire U.S. Figure Skating Team  Belgian Plane Crash Kills 49 Americans

SKATE TEAM WIPED OUT IN BELGIUM   Jet Airliner Carrying America’s Best Skaters To World Finals Falls in Flames.

Noted L.B. Area Sports Figures Die   Plane From N. Y. Falls in Flames Nearing Airport

Belgian jet disaster kills 73 persons   Slams to earth near Brussels killing farmer

Crash Kills Entire U.S. Skatine Team   73 Perish As Airliner Falls In Beloium

Number Of Dead Totais 73 After Plane From New York Slams Te Earth   Near Brussels.   U.S. SKATERS WERE EN ROUTE TO PRAGUE

Big Sabena Burns in  Belgian Field  Miss Owen Killed With Other Top Figure Stars

Among 49 Americans Killed Is the Entire U. S. Figure-Skating Team

Rigorous Trip Set for JFK.  ain fiawlisx Ti   De Gaulle Talk Said Hardest

Space Capsule Passes Ordeal  Virginia Recovery Test Proves Nearly Perfect

Comes thru with flying parachutes   ‘If capsude had been manned, he would have made it’

Space Capsule Test Succeeds    Escape Mechanism Performs as Plannec

Man s Survival Seen Assured By Wallons Test   Next Step May Be “To Send Astronaut Down Atlentic Range

The High Cost of Dying -I Attorney, Burial Expenses Exceed Inheritance Taxes

The High Cost of Dying-lIl Unpaid Mortgage Figured in Fees for Probate Work

The High Cost of Dying - III Smallest Estates ‘Hit Hardest By Costly Funerals

ane tee neeneeneeaemenienemnemnmemiumeaiel  French Division Ordered Home

Atty. General Asks Groups Defer Trips   Innocent People May Be Injured, Kennedy Asserts

one DUT Hold Back Bus Trips.  Attorney General . Kennedy in Warning   Attorney General . Kennedy in Warning, Suggests Need for Coocling-Of Period

Robert Kennedy Urges Travelers To Hold Off  ‘Cooling Off Period Needed’ Says Attorney General In His Statement

: Jack Benny Wins Emmy As TV's No. 1 ‘Humorist; ‘Macbeth’ Cops Five Awards

Report Huge Communist Offensive   Soviet-Built Planes Dropping Paratroopers From North Viet Nam

in ENAJPENAEEINZEE FORE, Fe wre     Contractor Implies Labor Bias on State Job

News Index   Wittenberg Personnel Will Petitior To Get il Sa Out Of Army

‘Ohio Senate Must Okay Bill  House Cuts Vote To 55% For School Levy Approval

House Bill Called Aid To Schools   Senate Approval Is Sought On Levies

School Levy Change Coming   Legislature Moves To Cut Vote Margin

Bill Sent To Senate ;  Ohio House Eases Adoption Method Of School Levies

RJURRPEOUL BLP SORE Y hh e  School Directors Endorse Redistricting

Directors OK School Program   But Committee Action Needs Delegates’ OK

Americans Are Finally Doing Something About Civil Defense Program

Cemetery Feud Flares in Elyria  Unburied Body Center Of Mausoleum Fuss

Cemetery Feud Flares In Elyria  > treitee Sody Cente:  ae nn i wei ae TIEN

Being Replaced; Also Test Reds  U.S. Troops Cross Autobahn from Berlin

Idea that No Nuclear Defense Is Possible  Is Called ‘Nonsense   Legion Demands Military Buildup

Nuclear Testing Urged  AMERICAN LEGION CALLS FOR DEFENSE BUILDUP

JP Courtroom Decorum Gets Committee OK   County Board Places JP Salaries At $3,600

Varsity Basketball Season Ends Last~ sk For-All-Feams-But-Prineeville—

Varsity Basketball Season Ends Last. Week For All Teams But Princeville

Farm Figures CORN PRICE SUPPORT  TOTALS REPORTED ‘OVER MILLION BUSHELS

. Farm Figures CORN PRICE SUPPORT  PORARS -REPORTED . OVER MILLION BUSHELS

West Berlin Workers: Rip  Down Fence’   Exchange Begins As Berliners Refuse To Leave Wire Barrier

oe Tear  Gas with Reds i  Western Police Take Down Illegal Barrier

Dispute Erupts When Men Remove Fence   150 Tear Gas Grenades Thrown in Fray; Refuse East German Order To Leave Fence: Finish Work as Fight Goes On

West Berlin Police Win ‘Gas’ Battle   Remove Fence Erected by Reds Along Border

West German Workmen Tear Down 300-Yard Red-Built Fence   U. S$. AND RUSSIAN TANKS IN EVIDENCE

W. Berlin Police Tear Down Red Barbed Wire Fence And the Fracas Gets Going

Probation Report Reflects Changes  Neither Increase Nor Decrease Among Men— Women Up, Boys Down

Men On Probation Decrease By One  County Report Shows Gain Of Four Boys But No Other Change

Changes Slight In Probation Report  Total Of Men Shows Net Increase Of One —Juveniles Decrease

Speaker Mapped Goals Of Life In Cotton Field   Sam Served Longest

Charles Coburn, Monocled Film Star, Dies at 84 Following Throat Surgery

Report To Congress  Panel Asks 25,000 Colleae Scholarships   College Officials Urge More Loans, Grants

Report: To Congress . at  Panel Asks 25, 400 Colleae “Schlicin   College Officials Urge: More Loans. Grants:

Bourguiba Predicts More Fighting     Demands UN Meeting on Bizerte Crisis

Nation’s Economic Climb Could Stall During 1962, Business Council Warned

Business Heads Hear of Threat of Inflation   ‘Critical Per’od’ in ‘62; Price Stability Urqed

Economist Worns On Inflation   Leaders Urged To Hold Line Or Woaes. Prices

DiSalle Won’t Run For Second Term   President's Economic Aides Appeal For Restraint In Price, Wage Boosts

Warning on 62 Inflation Issued By Economist   Kennedy Adviser Urges Restraint In Price, Wage Move:

Kennedy Aide Airs Warning On Inflation   Economist Asserts  Spring Due To Be ‘Critical Period?

Critical Period For Inflation Cited by Heller   1962 Is the Year That Could Halt  Present Economy

ECONOMIST WARNS OF INFLATION   Renewed Inflation Could Halt Advance To Full Emplovmen

Leading Economist  Outlines US Hopes   Tells Industry 1962 May Bring ‘Critical Period’ in Economy

Economist urges wage. price check   Stability answer to progress; 1962 ‘critical period’

Kennedy Aide Says 1962 Can Be Critical Period   SURGE OF RECOVERY

Dr. Walfer W. Heller Appeals for Restraint In Price, Wage Levels

JFK Aide Says U. $. Near Critical Period in Full-Employment Drive

Prospect For Price Stability Good;  Economist Warns Against Inflation

Sees Critical Period in '62   President’s Chief Economist Says New Inflation Could Hit Economy

Pri ice, Wage Restr aint Urs ed   K ennedy Economist Fea ears ‘Critical Period’ In 1962

ee i  Heller Makes Economic Predictions  Next Year Critical’ On Inflation

‘62 May Bring Unsuree Halt, Says JFK Aide   Economist Appeals For Price and Wage Restraints

RESTRAINT “URGED FOR PAY, PRICES   Fear Business May Not Reach Full Employment

1962 ‘Critical Period,’ Business Leaders Told  Chairman of President's Council of Economic. Advicors Annealc far Price Wane Rectraini<

Renewed Inflation Could Halt Advance—  “Critical Period’ Due In Nation's Economy

President's Economic Aides Appeal For Restraint in Price, Wage Boosts

Kennedy's Economist Reports:  1962 May Bring Critical Period In U.S. Economy

Economist Thinks 1962 May Decide Economy's Future   Says Renewed Inflation Must Be Avoided: Move Toward Full Employment.

Inflation Could: Halt Advance to: Full Employment   President’s Economie Adviser Is Speaker _

President’s Chief Economist Views 1962 ‘Critical Period’ for Employment Boom

U. §. Economy To Face Test During 1962   ‘Critical Period’ Holds Threat Of Renewed Inflation

Intlation Could Halt Advance oe  Industry Told That 1962 May Bring ‘Critical Period’

Business Council Told By Chief Ec  [1962 Could Be Critical ‘Period For U.S. Industry

Fconomist Says 1962 May Bring Critical Period   Renewed Inflation __ Could Halt-Advance, JFK Aide Declares

‘62 Seen As Critical By Economists   Renewed Inflation ‘Could Halt Jeb Advance

Warns 62 “Critical ‘Period’   President's Top Economist Urges Price Stability To Halt Inflation

Heller Asks Pay, Price Moderation  Talla Resctimoce   Tells Business Council 1962 May Be Critical Period

Hearing To Include Ford Case   Sen. J. S. Clark >  Heads Committee

Founded Davenport School  IB, J. Palmer, Chiropractic Developer, Is Dead at 79

Mutt-and-Jetf Satellites Fail To Enter Orbit   Scientists Report Mishap Won't Delay ‘Radio Star’ Try

Two Giggling Painters Joined By A Third; All Said To Be Doing Well

Coalition Is Told Of Plans  VA. GSA. SS   VA, GSA, SS, FHA Leaders On Solon’s List

Deadly Ammonia Fumes Harass Fallon Residents When Big Truck Overturns

Loe nx taf x nx 2.8  19 Killed, 40 Injured  In ‘Frisco Hotel Fire

San Francisco Hotel Tenant Faces Manslaughter Charge After Disaster

pyre for: ‘Pensioners:  19'Perish in S. Fr Hotel As Mattress Sets Torch

19 Perish Tn Friseo  Hotel Fire   Aged Pensioners Lose. Lives, 40 Others Injured

2 Steps Toward Better Break Ohio’s Legislature Moves To Aid Small Businessmen   Democrats Face ‘Political Noose’  W est Virginia Income Tax  Bill Passage Seen Today

Small Business Favored Legislators Push For Home Trade   Extension Sought

Ohio's Small Businessmen May Get Help   More Bills Go Into Hopper at Buckeye Capital

Proposed In Ohio Legislature  Bills Provide Aid  To Small Business

Weather   License-Fee Bill Aimed At Stamp Users   ‘Equalizing’ Move, *‘Buy-American’ Plan Urged In Assembly

Prompt Release of Hijacked Craft Ease Demands by Senators for Stiffer Action

Demand by Some Senators for an Ultimatum Off  ' Onestinn Remains of   Question Remains of Turning Over Hijacker

Judge Bars Georgia U. Shutdown   2 Negro Students Become First of Race in School

Shelters Set Up  Second Wave Of Evacuees Seeks Safety From Storm

BY LATIER JUNE  Dubach to Ruston Telephone Service on Local Basis Set

U. N. Threatens Force Against Congo Troops   Area Jittery As Off-Duty Native Gis Molest Official Aides

One Woman Attacked In  Bush Seeter   Canadian Soldiers . Clubbed As Tension In Area Moimting

Congolese Troops Are In Turmoil   U.N. Command Threatens Use Of Force

U.N. Personnel Attacked B y C ong ole se Troops  Woman Employe Assaulted by Soldiers; Lumumbist Troops Advance on C

Congolese Attack U.N.  Personnel   Woman Pulled From Officers Car. Assaulted

Terrorism Must Stop Says Congo UN Command  Kasavubu Orders His Commanders To Fire If Necessary

Personnel Attacked by Troops as Lumumbists Advance on Leopoldville

Woman Victim of  Assault in Congo ‘Attack Brings Threat Of UN Use of Force.

Bestial Crime Against Womar Stirs Wrath   Cruelties Visited on Personnel in Area of Leopoldville

UN. Threat Of Force In  The Congo   Womau Is Among Personnel Attacked By Native Troops

FOLLOWING WAVE OF ATTACKS  U. N. Command Threatens Force Against Congolese

Lumumbists Attack U.N. Personnel   Congolese Troops Warned of Stern Counter Measures.

U.N. Woman Empioye Raped by Congolese   Congo Troops Ordered to Open Fire by Kasavubu; U.N. Will Use Force to Halt Terrorism and Preserve Peace and Order

U.N. THREATENS FORCE IN CONGO   Move Made After Congolese Begin Wave of -Attacks-in Which Men. Woman Assaulted

Violence Hits Personnel At ge orwioes  Lumutnbists  Drive 4 1 JeGSeans Br. Mee a aa ee   Lumumbists Drive Toward Capital As  New Crisis Grows

Violence Brings Warning ee ea tS  Soldiers Attack UN  Personnel In Congo

Violence Brings U.N. Command's Threat of Force   Angry Exchange Comes As Rebels Advance Toward Leopoldville.

U.N. Personnel Attacked by Congo Soldiers   Angry Exchange Between U.N., Conao Government

A Threat l‘ollows Attacks  NA oer Vinlana.   New Violence Breaks Out In the Congo

Americans, Canadians Are Beaten   U.S. Woman Is Seized, Raped By Wild Troops

a a a smn he ai ere ee  U.N, Troops Threaten Force In Wake Of Savage Attacks By Congolese

U.N. Personnel Attacked By Congolese;Lumumbists AdvancingOnLeopoldville

U.N. Personnel Attacked By  Congo Troops      Lumumbist Troops Advancing Unchecked On Capital City

U.N Command  Threatens Use of Full Force   Armed Troops Attack Woman of Civilian Staff

White Woman Is Attacked . By Congolese   Other ‘Bestia!’ Acts Charged as Troops. ‘Advance on Capital

Warning Issued After Attacks On Personnel   Leopoldville Jittery As Lumumbist Unit Advances on Capital

Congolese Iroops Attack U.N. Personnel Including Bestial Attack On Woman

As Lumumbist Troops Advance Toward Capital   Half of Country Believed Under Leftist Control

Force Is Threatenec In Congo”   U. N. May Act After Wave of Attacks Over Weekend

Answer to UN Threat Of Force   Trade Threats After Congolese Attack UN Aides

BESTIAL’ ATTACK ON SECRETARY   U. N. Woman Employee Raped By Congo Soldiers; Report Lumumba Followers Marching On Capital.

May Use Force To Put A Ston To Violence  U.N. Command Threatens Action After Outbreak

Personnel Attacked in Leopoldville   Violence Involves Native Troops as Lumumbists Advance:

U.N. Threatens Force Aqainst Congo Troops   Bestial Assault On Woman Told

COUNTERS UN FORCE TALK   Woman Worker Is Attacked By Congolese Troops

LUMUMBISTS ADVANCE ON CAPITAL   Cin’ti Boxer Threatened By Congolese  Troops  Toes Gee ek Tea ot   Due Today In Leopoldville For Conferences With Kasavubu And lleo

Tension Rising After Incidents At Leopoldville  Lumumbist Force  ; : Ties + ae sy   Lumumbist Force Also Heads West Toward Capital

rersonne! tn’ Danger  UN Forces Threaten Congc Soldiers After Attacks

Inside Today   Threaten Congolese in Wake of Atfacks On U:N. Personnel: Move on Leopoldville

Wave of Hate Perils Aides— Peace Force Warns It Will : Resist Terrorism With Arms

Congolese Are Warned Of Action   Attacks On U. N. Personnel Not To Be Tolerated

Woman With UN Ravished   Unarmed Canadian Troops Are Beaten By Congolese Troops

Area Jittery After Attacks   Off-Duty Native Gls Molest Official Aides

Battle Shaping Up on Financing UC Extension   Congress Expected to Provide the Extra Unemployment Compensation.

Wives Of Mack Truck Executive, Wall Street all Street Broker  New Jersey Women Murdered; Police Arrest Two Suspects

Rochester Man Slain At Motel   Defense Asks Judge to Grant Mental Test

UAW  Agreement By Tuesday   Would Then Serve 49-Hour Notice O01 Pact Termination

$29 Million More In Emergency Aid To Schools Asked  A Bill To Reaulate   A Bill To Regulate Price Of Milk Also Before Legislature

CALLED REGRETTABLE  Cte RANE NA NN ES Re Ree RN EA NEARS ANE AMS ATGN HII  French to Investigate Soviet Plane Shooting

Inquiry Is Promised On Algiers Incident   Ire in Moscot Said To Exceed U2 Incident

PROMISE 10 INVESTIGATE SEA ATTACK   Paris Worried, Moscow Angered By Interception Of Soviet President’s Airliner Over Mediterranean.

French Express Regrets About Plane Incident  Plan Investigation Of Warning Shots

French Jets Fire Warning Shots at Soviet Plane Carrying President

Air Incident Deplored by Paris Govt.   Shots Fired at Soviet President's Plane;  Probe Pledaed.

Russian Ship Intercepted On ‘Algiers    Moscow Denies Craft Carrying President Violated Plans

Paris Promises Probe Of Fn On Airliner   Officials In Algiers = Say Craft With Soviet President Off Course.

But Algiers Claims Warning: French Regret Aiming At Red Leader's Plane

Government Promises Investigation of Warning Shots Fired At Plane Carrying President Brezhnev

President Of I SSR Was  Passenger  French Charge Liner    French Charge Liner Was Vioiating Its Flight Plans

Warning Shots Check Violation of Flight Plan   Soviet President Aboard Turboprop; Plan Investigation

Russia Claims No Provecation For Jet Shots   Brass in Algiers Charges Violation

Paris-Moscow Relations Bad  Jet Fighters Fire Warning Shots At Soviet President

French Gov't To Investigate Air Incident   Jet Interception Of Soviet President's Plane Is Termed As Regrettable Incident

Communique Terms Incident ‘Regretfable’   Three Jets Harass Craft Carrying President Brezhnev

Promise To Investigate Air Incident   Craft Carrying Russ President Attacked By Jet

BLAME ON RED PILOT   Paris Concerned About Incident Near Algeria

Paris Promises Investigation, Moscow Angry   Officials in Algiers Claim Russian Liner Violated Fliqht Plan:

France Regrets Firing On Soviet Leacler’s Plane  Explosion Of Anger . Sweeps Over Moscow But President Unhurt

French Gov't Apologizes-Pledges Probe   Algiers Officials Say Russ Violated Their Flight Plan

FIRE AT CRAFT OFF ALGIERS COAST   Report Soviets Incensed Over Incident  WADI CLAT?   Sent In Direction Of Air liner Carrying Russian President Brezhnev

Buzzing’ Occurred Near Algiers Coast Thursday Afternoon  ee eo: SR ne   Russian President Is On Goodwill Tour To West African Nations

ca ric lnc conto Be  French Regret Soviet Plane Incident: Promise Probe

French Express Regret Is Soviet Diane incident   Foreign Ministry Says It Will Investigate; Soviets Send Hot Note.

Air Incident Regrettable, French Say  Reds Demand, Get Promise Of Probe

Soviet Denies Brezhnev Ship Violated Plan   Warning Shots Were Uncalled For, Claim; Paris Orders Probe

France Sends Soviet Regrets In Plane Firing   ricer: of : VINA D> rresruent  On Craft Warned In Algeria Zone

Probe of Incident Promised   Red President Aboard When Plane Fired On

Labor Election Scheduled...  _Navajos Lose Fight  - Over Bar on Unions

36 Dead And A500 Flee From Homes   Rains, Hail, Winds Of Hurricane Force Ravage City In Dark

drd Class Status Brings Salary Hikes  yh vb En gwy wy FOUWS ze ss a yur   : B ) sl  . : d i ai ll !

3r d Class Status Brings: Salary Hikes  Pay p ERs Should Enliven eNO Elec tion

Bridges Backs Joint Chiefs In Cuban Row   Gore Charges Anew Top Military Leaders Blundered in Attack

Sen. Bridges Defends Joint Chiets, Sen. Gore Charges Blunder in Cuba

UAW Prepares to Take Strike Votes _  From 500,000 Big Three Auto Worker.

Strike Voting Set This Week By Auto Union   500,000 Workers At Three Big Auto Firms Might Strike If No Contract Set

Town Council — Acts On Many Matters At Meet   Approve Purchase Of A New Sewer Cleaning Machine For Use Hera

Army Reveals Plan For 1,000 Pound Satellite  New Sat tellite e Wo uld   New Satellite Would Fiash Messages From Eauater Location

Space-Traveling ‘Chatterbox’  Army to Send Up New. Communication Satellites

Keely, Voit Seek Council Posts: John Spence To Run For Sheriff   John R. Spence

Laredo Grade Pupils Study Fire Safety   Junior Fire Marshals Hold Colorful Parade.

House Poised For Thursday Closing Goal  Effort To Override Veto Of Money Bill Now Unlikely

John Birch Society Comes Under Fire At American Bar Association Meet

ls Segregation Wrong?  House Decides to Look At Hutterite Control

Saturday Funeral Planned : Rayburn Lies In State At Library Surrounded By Mementoes Of Caree:

Body Of Late Speaker Lies In State In Town Library   FUNERAL SERVICES AT BONHAM TODA’

Girl in Serious Condition at Miami ‘Hospital Following Ordeal Aboard Raft   Rayburn Rites Will Be Held Saturday In Bonham, Texas: Kennedy to Attend

: Kennedy, Johnson To Attend : 'High, Humble Gathering In Bonham \To Pay Final Tribute To Ravburn

Notables Of Nation To Attend Rites Today   ‘Thousands  Of Texas Folks Pay Tribute To Ravburn

Sam Rayburn Goes to Last Rest Today   Kennedy, Truman Among Notables On Hand for Funeral

tyethiaalites  ae ae ae a a a a 2 a ae a ae a a a 2 a a 2 a a ae   Kennedy, Johnson Head List To Attend Rayburn Services   Horany Suggests Special ‘Primary   Other Stories and Pictures On Page 4

RAYBURN SERVICES TOMORROW   President To Attend Rites For Speaker

Rayburn’s Body Lies in State in Library Foyer   Friends Wind Way By Bronze Casket

le-Leoks:EhinnedThan He Ever Did’  riends, Neighbors File. By. Sain Rayburn's Coffin

Home Folks Pay Respects To Rayburn   President Leads Nation’s Notables To Funeral Today

BULT LIZ TN QEATE  _ Hundreds Pay Their Last Respects to Sam Rayburn

Hundreds F iling By Rayburn Bier In Final Tribute   Earlier Story, Page §

On Inside Pages   Mr. Sam’s Friends And Neighbors Lead Nation In Solemn, Humble Tribute

inside The Nows   RAYBURN’S BODY IN STATE  Home Folks Pay Respeets

"Supreme Court Rules Against Giant Du Pont   S Must Surrender Holding in GM

Du Pont Ordered To Sell GM Stock  Splitup Demanded By Highest Court

Du Pont Must Give Up Holdings in GM  Ruling Involves 63 Million  ek... ..rv7.2].... 2.21 e** © Pht.

Rule Du Pon Must Sell GM Stock   High Court Decides Firm Must Give Ur $3 Billion Holdinas

Du Pont Is Told to Sell G.M. Stock   Supreme Court Order: Divestiture to Start Within Few Months

Du Pont Must Give Up Huge GM Holdings   Supreme Court In 4-3 Ruling; Shares Worth $2.5 Billion

Court Rule: Against Du Pont  Must Dispose   Must Dispose of GM Stock

U.S. Attorney Boosts Force ‘Just In Case’   STOCK WORTH $2.5 BILLION US  Court Orders Du Pont b0 To Lose GM Holdings ““

Republican, Blakley Face Texas Senate Runoff; GOP Fails In St. Louis

GOP ENTRY LEADS FIELD iON TUESDAY   Six Candidates Get Majority Of Million Votes:

Suit Filed In Madison Vote Registration  Action Taken By Government In  7

SEATO Seeks Extent Of Red intervention   Lack Of Information From Battle Area Adds To Confusion

‘Ambassadors ‘Meet on Laos Jungle War   President Approves Precautionary Plans For Fleet Movement

SEATO Officials Probe Intervention m Laos   Mefence Plan< Approved

(fticials Seek lo Determine Red Activities   Western Observers Still Doubtful Of Full-Scale Invasion

Blackout Hides War Progress  SEATO Officer Calls Situation “Very Bad’

News Blackout Sereens Fighting Between Reds. Pro- West Troops In Laos

Answer Given British Envoy   L.S8. Ambassador Declines To Reveal Contents Of Note After 90)-Minute Talk With Khrushchev   Communist Rebels Take Key Laotian Stronghold

RedRebels Seize Laos Stronghold In New Assault  Near Cease-Fire Is   Near Cease-Fire Is Shattered; Vietminh Troops Involved

Communist Rebel Drive, Victory Shatters W eek-Old Near Cease-Fire in Laos War

Red Troops Seize Vital Laos Point   Government Stronghold of Tha Thom Falls

Red Rebels Grab Important Laos Center  Communist Viet Nam   Communist Viet Nam Troops Reported Aiding in Move

War Flares In Laos; Reds Take Town   Tha Thom, 85 Miles Fror Capital Falls In Major Assault.

Tha Thom Falls Before Major Red Assault   North Viet Nam Troops Reported Part of Siege Unit

Red Rebels Grab Important Laos s Center .   Communist Viet Nam Troops Reported Aiding in Move

Near Cease-Fire Shattered Laotian Rebels Seize Stronghold In Major Attack

Many Deer, Small Animals Burn  200 Fight Fire in Ely-Babbitt Area

Senate Group Renews Cuban Fiasco Inquiry   Top Pentagon Officials To Be Called

Invasion Probe Will Be Held By Senators  Pentagon Officials   Pentagon Officials To Face Questions On Cuban Battle

Notes progress  Erbe reviews mental health program; cites responsibility

ASS Sa Me TS FA range Reg Ft RT te, ORR   ( Cafloe. time      Con rite

U. S. Officials Cautious ly Optimistic About Laos Setup   STILL DEBATING CABINET MAKEUP

Philipsburg Industry To Continue   Assurances Given Of Full Operation By Shain Industrie:

Colbert Quits as President  of Chrysler   Townsend Named Head of Auto Corporation

Peonle You Know   ORDINATION RITE SUNDAY MORNING -FOR GEORGE UTECH AT ST. JOHN AMER. LUTHERAN CHURCH  Dr, Herman Siefkes — President Of Iowa District To Officiate

Helped Sick Kids, Orphans—  Santa's Helper, Who  Built 45,000 Toys, Stricken By Cancer

‘ANN ANN ARBOR ONE ILL ONE IL  New Santa's Santa's Helper Needed

simitar to Dead Sea Scrolls More ancient documents discovered in Holy Land

President Ends Two Days Of Speeches   Laos Main Concern Of Top Echelon White House Meet

Rebel Stronghold Raided  200 Reds Killed In Bloody Weekend Battle In Viet Nan

Rebels Lose 200 Killed In Viet Fighting  Diem’s Units Trap Reds In New Move  - Against Terrorists

South Viet Nam Army Kills 200 Red Guerrillas  Rebel Force Routed   Rebel Force Routed In One of Biggest Battles in 7 Years

§. VietNam Troops Kill 200 Red Soldiers  ~ Communists Lured into Trap by Forces of President Diem

Viet Nam Rips Communist Unit  200 Reds Are Slain In Weekend Battle

Government Claims Victory Over Reds mane  200 Rebels Killed In Viet Nam Battle

Viet Nam:  Rebel Losses Heavy After Saigon Fight      Government Says 200 Communists  Killed in Battle

Denies Hearings Three Ring Circus  Sen. Kefauver Blocks Republican Effort To Suspend Electrical Price Fix Probe

FIRST SUCH RULING Supreme Court Reverses Negro Sit-In Convictions

Court Clears Negro Sit-ins   Conviction Reversed in First of Cases Reaching Tribunal

U. S. Supreme Court Voids Conviction In Louisiana Case See Denial Of Due   See Denial Of Due Process And Lack Of Evidence  For Conviction

Conviction Of Sit-In Negroes Overturned   ‘Justice Warren Gives Decision

Lack of Evidence Is Cited   Justices Sidestep Constitutional Issues

High Court Upsets Sit-in Convictions   Louisiana Decision Reversed in First Lunch Counter Case

Conviction Tn Sit-In Case Upset   Supreme Court Unanimous In Ruling On La.  Thamanctratian

Court Upholds Negro Appeal   Upsets Conviction  Of Sit-In Students

Campaign Thus Far Dull Israeli Election -To Test Ber-Gurion’s Popularity

Peace Corps Director Asks Cooperation   Shriver Would Keep Red Tape, Propaganda Out of Program

Marine on Leave Relates Experience With Passengers on Hijacked Plane

Communists ~ Reinforcing Berlin Wall   Third Barbed Wire Barriers Added. Trenches Dug Neat U.S. Sector.

AFL-CIO Slams Door On Teamsters   Pass Resolution That Leaves Hoffa On Outside

Kentucky 3 tornado. XHS and college award  hurts 50 diplomas to 218. Friday

Tornado Hits Ravenna, Ky., Injuring 50 Damage Caused  By Twister Put At $1 Million

Tornado Cuts Across Town  In Kentucky  @F Bettit..e Tinemana   $1 Million Damage Estimated; About 5€ Persons Are Injurec

20 Children ‘In Ravenna In Injured List   Damage Estimated At Million Dollars; Other Towns Struck

Girl Dies, 90 Hurt in Kentucky Tornado  - Ravenna Is. Shattered; Bible School -

50-ARE HURT AS TORNADO STRIKES TOWN   20 Of 23 Small Children Injured When Church _ Collapses   EASTERN KENTUCKY DAMAGE IS HEAVY

Church Falls On Children: Damage High   Twister Roars In Without Warning, Lasts Only Seconds

Twister Cuts Through Ky. Community   Some 20 Children Attending Bible School Are Injured

Ravenna Hit Hardest As Funnel Flattens Church Filled With Bible School Tats

Fourteen Die in State Accidents   Weekend Fatalities Bring Year’s Toll to 533 This Year, 13 Above Year Ago

3 (ther Men Also Accused In Conspiracy  ty _ roe  APF NTCAAAR AAA   $35,000 Payment For Suspending Sentences Charged

Racketeer And Judge Indicted  Case Involves   Case Involves Effort To Fix Court Action

Two Indicted  In Court Case  Fix Atiempt Accuse Three Other:  In Plot: Defendant lnder Guard by FB

SQUEEZES TWA BOYS TO DEATH   Housekeeper Tells o! ‘Urge to Hurt’

Many Escape Through Bus Sun Roof In Swiss Accident That Teok 16 Lives

Swiss Lake Takes ‘Poll  zs & B&B wee BeBe gptieik &B + fg BB Beowa & Bie &@&wzazatteraZz   \mericans Drowned In Bus Accident

Ut 0 Hurt as Vehicle Stoned, Burned  Integrated Bus Ride Plagued by Violence

Burn Bus, Injure Negro-White Group  _ Attacked in Alabama By Anti-Integrationists

Racial Violence Flares as Mixed Group Rides Bus   Vehicle Burned, Several Hurt  In Alabama

BOARD NAME POLE PERMITS   Temporary i To Fill Vacancy; Other Notes

Rites at Tombs of Grant, Lee Start Centennial Observance of Civil War

VUMEROUS OBSERVANCES SLATED Four- Year-Long Civil War Centennial Opens Today

Russia Building Spaceships for Flights to Moon   Soviet Preparations Revealed by Spaceman Gagarin at Press Meeting.

NMaagal’in Moids Vonrerence     Russia Building Spaceships for Flights to the Moon

First Space Man Lands Craft Intact   Earth Landmarks Clearly Visible At 110-188 Miles Up

Gagarin says Russia building spaceships for flights to moon   Many in U.S. volunteered for Russian space flight

U.S. Organizes Airlift To Give Free Flights To More Than 20,000 Refuaqees

For Cuban Refugees... .     Commercial Airlift to Give  Free Havana-Miami Passage

‘U.S. Sets Up Airlift to Give Cuban Refugees Free Flights   Miami Startled at Prospect ‘of 20,000 More Refugees

U.S. Sets Up Free Airlift for Cubans   Exodus of 20,000 Expected if Castro Government Aqrees

Plan Airlift of 20,000 Refugees  Castro Attitude on Fryaodusc Nat Known

U. §. Organizes Cuban Airliff   Set Up To Evacuate 20,000 Refugees

REACTION OF CASTRO UNCERTAIN   Over 20,000 Are Believed Ready To Leave [sland

U.S. Plans Big Airlift  From Cuba   Free Flights for 20,000 Refugees Offered, Airways Set Up Special Service

Cubans Get Big Airlift To Freedom   But It’s Not Known if Castro Will Let Them Leave

U.S. Organizes Airlift For Cuban Refugees to Miami; Hinges on Fidel

Refugees Can Fly To Miami   US. Offers Aid To Those With Permits

Cuban Refugee Airlift Slated   Will Start Tomorrow If Castro Reqime Approves

U.S. Offers Free Airlifts To 20,000 Cuban Refugees   Prospect Of 20,000 More Refugees Startles Miami

jHet ‘o Castro   U.S. Organizes Aiclift For 20,000 Cuban Refugees

US. Organizes Cuban Airlift   Hope to Move 20,000 Refugees: Cost Is $350,000

U.S. Sets Up Free Airlift Kor Refugees   Havana-To-Miami Flights Organized  For 20,000 Cubans

US Offers Help to Cuban Refugees   Organize Commercial Airlift to Give Free Flichts From Havana to Miami

Cuban Refugee Flights Sef by U.S. Gov't  Castro May Deny 20,000 Cubans

Cuban Airlift Organized To Bring Out Refugees  American GCavarnmant tn Nnfens fl. 4.

Airlift for Cubans Set Up by U.S.   Free Havana-to-Miami Flights for 20,000 Is Our Objective.

U.S. Arranges Free Flights for Cuban Refugee:   Commercial Airlift Set Up; Exodus Now Un to Fidel Castro

U.S. Sets Up Free Airlift  From Havana   Help Arranged For Refugees If Exodus Permitted

» Democracy Or Socialism?  Vote M ay Determine British Guiana Future

TEAR GAS BREAKS UP MOB  Uruguay Rioters Burn U.S. Flag, Battle Police Affer Castro Rally

Tennessee State Pen Is Scene   Group Demands Talk With Officials on Grievances.

Inside Today’s News   ‘Shadow Of War’ Prompts  Ecumenical Council Call

Pontiff Warns 01 Shadow of War; Asks for Peace Declares First Meet        ‘In 92 Years is Set

Pontitt Aims At Christian Unity  Ist Roman Catholic Ecumenica Council In 92 Years Will Be Held In Rome In 1962

1961 Legislature Partisan Battles Take Early Shape  Republican weve oe —n Pe 7 ee ‘J .4

Parents Need Oral Vaccine, Too, Too, For Full Protection , Expert Says

Intruder Into Home Near Goldsboro Shoots Children In Bed, Wounding 3

Presbyterians Hear Criticism  Convention Extravagance Scored as Un-Christian

Ldelednedididitnadeall A     Military Officers Gag Before Senafe Inquiry Of Defense Secretary

STERN MEASURES  JFK Calls Council Session As Crisis In Berlin Deepens

Security Unit Meeting Slated On Red Threat   ‘o Early Decision Is Expected on Specific Moves: Ache. son In Charge.

War-Threat Steps For US Studied   President Meets With Security Council on Berlin

National Security Council Called  JFK And Advisors Study Red Threat

President Calls Council Meeting On Berlin Issue   Military And Economic Steps To Meet Soviet Threats Under Consideration

Security Council Studies Military And Economic Action In Berlin Crisis

Warns Russian’s Military Tactics May Trigger Wat   Calls Security Council Meeting; Warn Public Situation Most Grave

Security Group Called To Meet By President   Administration Warns American Publie To Prepare For Effort That Mav Start War

Military and Economic Moves Are Considered   Makes No Conclusions

Study Steps To Counter Red Threat  Public Warned to Be Dienwewacl ge hile   Public Warned to Be Prepared to Meet Sterner Possibilities

Sanford’s Battle To Improve N. C. Schools To Be Fought On 2 Fronts

) lowa Youths, Bank Suspects, Jailed at Hugo   @  ggfe,t gro .__ ._

Arméd Guards Ride Airliners   Some Flights Operating in U.S. Protected to Prevent Hijacking

Husband Slain, Wife Beaten  2 Sons of Couple See Gunman Attack Their Parents

Brunette Maniac Sought By Police  Believed To Be One Who Drowned Boy From N.Y. Bridge

Big Bomber Had Eight Men Aboard   Craft Found In  10 To 15 Feet OYE Wate

Wreckage Of Plane Found In Florida Lake  No Trace Fou nd  fC rauim gGoeae Thawvwere   No Trace Found Of Crewmen; Divers To Hunt For Bodies

$500 Million Request Seen Krom Colombia   S. American Country Expected To Seek Cash Aid From U. §, During Adlai’s Visit

Colombia may ask U.S. for $500 million   GIFT FROM KHRUSHCHEV ... Kennedys receive dog

500 MillionForColombia?      South American Aid Could Cost Us Around Three Billions

Area Deaths EDWARD, McDOUGALL LAST RITES TODAY — AT WESTFIELD cHURCH

In Washington To Give Thanks—  Freed Flier’s Father To See Kennedy Soor

Dominicans Attack U.S. Consulate   American Policy Gets Blame for Continuing Santo Domingo Crisis

Dominicans Attack U. S. Consulate  Police Fire   Police Fire Guns, Grenades At Demonstrators

Mostly Fair. Possible Showers Saturday   Six Die in N.D. Traffic Crash

$25,000 Bonds Are Ordered In Vote Suit   Montoya-Bolack Contest Hearing Set for March 14

aw_=wm"E©®l:»;nsnesme [TU FORO WN ALUIGD sscocassns ~ JFK Fills Key  Government Posts   Pentagon Hit By Gag Rule?

Challenge Offered To JR. Hoffa   Presidential Rival Demands Ballot By Full Membership ©

Rival of Hoffa for Teamsters Union Presidency Wants Showdown by Secret Ballot

HOFFA FOR Teamster Ballot  System Rapped   Hoffa Defends  Boost in Pay

FULL OF WIND’ Hoffa Rival Demands \ Vote By Ballot; Paper Censured

Today's Index   Kennedy Promise To W.Va. Recalled Joblessness Still High Despite Effort

REPORT ON KENNEDY ~-2 W. Virginia's impact Felt In JFK Policies      KTHER EDSON

West Virginia Stili Holds Lead Spot ; In Impact On Kennedy’s Political Life

How President Kennedy Measures Up To Job   By ARTHUR EDSON  AB SQlewete okies tdi pidane

AKENNEDY’S FIRST  YE AR W est Vir guua Plays Big Part 7 nJEK Year   By ARTHUR EDSON AP Noewcfeatnurec Writer

GOP, Demo Solons Get Behind J K   Quick Approval. Is ‘Due Defense Funds

Congress Backs Up President   “Both. Parties. Drive To Give Kennedy -What Crisis Needs

Decorated U.S. Officer Charged With Givina Information to Foreign Aqents

Claim Officer Passed Secret  0 6P Og   Capt. Kauffman Faces Charae

AF Otticer Accused of  Betrayal   Gave Secrets to Enemy, AF Says

To Foreign Agents: poses cca atin ached  Claim U. S. Office:  Disclosed Secrets

Accused Of Giving Out U.S. Secrets   Decorated Captain Heads For Germany

Governor Talks to KU Band   Annual Dinner Held  KU Bandsman Citec

Anti-Recession Bill Meets Approval  Legislation To Be Speeded Through Congress

Jobless Pay Bill Clears: Committee   Measure Provides For $24 Million to Extend Jobless Benefit Pay

Recreational ities Being tructed   mmittee Approves nti-Recession Bill

Floodwaters Pour Into Springdale   Two Feet Of Water In Some Streets; Evacuate Families

U.S. Accuses Russia Of Attempting. To Force Phony Peace Plan In Laos

U.S. Predicts Short Agend At U.N. Meet   Soviets Holding Out For Debates On Disarmanents

‘JUST GOT TIRED’  cana eremetinn eames eee amnmeeeNre mn ce  Famed Hereford Cow Succumbs

Publicity Seeking Cow Which Jumped Into Silo in 1949, Dies of Old Age

Jumped Into Silo, Prominence _  Grady: The Cow Is Dead; Made Headlines In 1949

G rady, the Cow Who Won World Fame For Getting Caught in Silo, Dies

Finegan Is Fined For Tax Evasion   Cleveland Labor Leader Pleads Guilty

JEK Faces $2 Billion U.S. Deficit  e Mee. oie "Sh TRUSTE  Perera

Budget Is ¢2 Billion In The Red   Kennedy's Message ‘To Congress Today About Gold Outflow

—KENNEDY TO ATTACK GOLD OUTFLOW—  Financial Outlook Bleak, Face $2 Billion Deficit

Kennedy Told Eisenhower Budget Means $2 Billion Deficit, Not Surplus

Ammonia Fumes Rout Thousands  In Illinois   42 ‘Treated, 22, Hospitalized ~As Hose Leaks  In Peoria Area

Walkout Deadline Tuesday   1,200 Involved In St. Joseph And Hartford

Deadlines On Strikes Draw Near  Auto Specialties   Auto Specialties Face 10 A. M. Tuesday Limit

Nogiving way to recession  CQnie Ranicine   Only Beatrice failed to gain over January ‘60

GOP Leaders Propose Tax  Write-Offs   Industry-Backed Scholarships In Legislative Plan

‘Old Bolsheviks Never Last... Molotov Heads Home; Faces ‘Degradatiow

RECALL TO RUSSIA FOLLOWS EXPULSION BY PARTY 3  Molotov Pastiic Final Degradation in Moscow

Legislators Cautious In Special Session: Public Is Watching   Special Legislative Session Opens  Faubus Sees State Prosperity

Job of Special Session Is to Split Up Surplus Fund With the Fewest Complaints

196] Outlook Uncertain      Construction Mav Prove ‘Shot In Arm’ For Ares

£7Ul UUllOOk Uncertain — ee  Construction May Prove ‘Shot In. Arak For ve

All Not Well Within Kremlin Walls, Humphrey Claims Following Tour ~

Humphrey Says Russians Not Ready To Go To War   Panic Broken Out In East Germany

Germans Flee East Zone, Adenauer Points to Panic’   Humphrey Says Russ I1l-Prepared for War

Williams Favors Use of Negroes  Can Do Better Job In Africa, He Says

Cosmonaut Safe, Feels ‘Very Well’   Titov Will Get Hero’s Welcome In Moscow, K Says

Russia Hails Space Feat   Maj. Titov Returned After 17 Earth Orbits

In Orbit More Than 25 Hours   Covers Distance Of Trip to Moon And Return

.25-HOUR FLIGHT AROUND EARTH: BY SOVIET SPACE TRAVELER IS; ‘HAILED; MOON TRIP IS ADVANCED

Titov Makes Space Flight In 25 Hours   Soviet’s Newest Air Traveler To Receive 4 Reception in Moscow

‘ Feel Very Well,’ Asserts Cosmonaut After Hop Equaling Round Trip to Moon

New Arrests of Freedom Riders In Jackson, Miss   Total Reaches 198; Are Not Mistreated

New Concept In Lancaster  Non Su pport Inmates Can Now Hold Jobs

De Gaulle Plans  His Own Summit  May Meet Khrushcher After Kennedy Talks

Tucson Truckers Accuse Officers   Rebel Against Union, Split Long Brewing

East Germany Claims It Can Close Corridors   Threat Designed To Test Western Determination

ALSO ENJOINS POLICE US Judge Orders ‘Riders’ Halt Racial Challenge In Alabama

Until Further Notice  Judge Orders ‘Riders’ To Hali Racial Chalienge

Judge Bans Bus Riders In Alabama   Says Integration Leaders, Klan At Fault In Violence

Judge Bans Bus “Tests By ‘Riders’  Offenders bib AcE  sitter 0 6

Jail Threatened For The ‘Wheels’  Police, Leaders Of ‘Freedom Ride’ Groups Ponder Orders From Judge

Judge Orders Riders To Halt Moves Pending Court Action   MAKE CIEPAR   OTHER ORDERS   INJUNCTION

Federal Judge Enjoins  Negro ‘Freedom Riders’   Orders End to Bias Challenge, Curtails Alabama Police, Klan

‘Freedom Riders’ Ordered To Stop Racial Barrier Tests In Alabama

‘U.S. Judge Acts In Disorders ‘leeaaeepeena penne earereenre emer eens nena  Freedom Rides’ Banned

sSIDES ABOUT RIOTINGS   Negro Preachers Are Named in Court’s Order

FREEDOM BUS RIDES CURBED BY U.S. COURT   Riders Ordered To Halt Racial Chailenge In South   POLICEMEN, KLAN ARE CONDEMNED

‘Freedom Riders Ordered to Halt Tests in Alabama   Judge Also Issues Order to Put End To Bus Viclence

Leaders Ponder Stern Warnings On Racial Tests   Integrationist Group Fails in New Tactics At Jackson. Miss.

Freedom Riders Ordered to Halt Racial Challenge   Federal Judge Threatens Negro, White Leaders

Freedom Riders”... . Alabama Tests Are Ordered Stopped by Federal Judge

Federal Judge Takes Stern Action To Halt Alabama Racial Violence

Judge Is Stern in Alahama   Warning Seeks To Halt Race  Disturbances

Judge Raps Dixie Klan And Riders   Sweeping Decrees Issued To Cheek  Racial Violence

Judge Bans Freedom Rides, Blames Police, Klan, Riders for Violence

“Freedom Riders”  Ordered To Halt   No-Bus-Violence Order Issued Against Police, Ku Klux Alan, Others

Federal Judge Orders Halt In Bi-Racial Rides   District Judge In Alabama Puts Police Under An Injunction Against Violence; ‘Freedom Rides’ Denounced As Agitation

4 Freedom Rider: Groups Ordered To Stop Activity   Stern Federal Judge Issues Strona Order

New TAHS Curriculum Will Provide For College or Vocation For Its Graduates

K Says Goal ls Disarming  Of All States   Reds Resume N-Tests ‘With Aching Heart’

Khrushchev Says Berlin Key To Deal   Western Proposal Called Dishonest By Russia Premier

‘Air testing  ban rejected   Khrushchev suggests study to stave off war

Krush Rejects Plea For  Atmospheric [Test Ban   L. S. Stiffens Its Stand On Parley

Nikita Bluntly Rejects Big 3’s Test B  Hits ‘Dishonest Deal,’ Sticks To His Guns On Berlin Issue“:

Calls Appeal Dishonest  Khrushchev Rejects Ban On Atmosphere A-Testing

Reserve Officers Assoc. Charges . Sec. M‘Namara Has Withheld Money Appropriated for Training

Defense Secretary s Charged With Withholding Navy Training Funds

Ribicoff Approves Work-Relief Plan; Says Federal Funds Not Jeopardized

Hungarians, Red Masters In Give-and-Take Attitude Five Years After Revolt   Ry ANTHONY PFARCE

Budapest-35 Years Later Hungarians Today Live Life Of ‘Iron Curtain Normality’

Ford Begins New N egotiations  * * * * * kk * * * * * wk o*  Companv Warne Aoninet Canornmont Intervontian

Ford Says Company And Union Can Handle Contract Affairs Without Intervention By U. S.

Denver Shocked By Crooked Cops  * * * * * * x * * Yor I>” » wy i ee _ ee  * * *

U.N. Votes To Condemn South Africa   Hit Apartheid Policy; Complete Diplomatic Trade Break Unlikely

South African Policy ~— Target for UN. Vote   U.S. Faces Challenge ~ On Foreign Student Plan

Giant Road Bill Passes Each House   Increases Truck, Tire Taxes; Provision On Billboards.

Early Signing of Highway Bill by Kennedy Is Seen   Designed to Insure System Completion

Final Approval Given Highways  Kennedy Signature Expected Promptly

Provide More Fed Highway Funds  JFK Gets Bill Upping Truck Tax; Nipping Gas Tax Cut

Highway Pregram =xtended   House, Sencte Give Vacal Approval To Kennedy Bill

Truck, Tire Firms to Pay $150 Million   Federal Billboard Fund Offer To States Extended

Kennedy Set To Sign Road System Bill  Measure Passed By Voice Votes In House. Senate

Highway Bill Wins Approval Of Congress:   President Expected To Sign Construction Measure Promptly

Highway Bill Passes Both House:  Kennedy Expect. ed To Sian Meas.

“RULED NEEDLESS EXPENSE Legislature Decides To Drop Sales Tax Stamps

Ohio To Be Last State To Do Away With Prepaid Sales Tax Stamps Plan

End Of Ohio Tax Stamps A Step Away   Senate O.k.’s Elimination Bill; Third Veto Upset

Ohio Senate Votes End of lax Stamps   Bill Also Passed By House; DiSalle Signature Expected

Robert Kennedy’s Plea Ignored: Integrationists Continue Drive  To Break Racial Bans in South

Integrationists Tum Deaf Eor to Plea By Atty Gen Kennedy for Cooling Off

Jailings Fail to Deter Negro Integrationists   Cooling Off Period Appeal Turned Down

Integrationists Reject Robert Kennedy’s Plea For ‘Cool-Off’? Period

27 Freedom Riders’ Jailed On Arrival In Mississippi's Capital Refuse Bail Offers   Youth Is Held After Shots, Chase, Wreck

‘Riders turn deat ear to cool-off plea   27 arrested by Mississippi cops at bus station

Integrationists Tur Down Kennedy’s Cooling-Off Plea  Negro Leaders Sy They Will  Dawnrass Adi... il. ’ ns)

Jailed Racial — Group Rejects Offers Of Bail      Being Held In Jackson, Miss.; Turn Down Cooling Off Period Idec

Integrationists Ignore Cooling-Off Plea Vow Increased Efforts On Bus Trips

a7 Integrationists Jailed in Mississippi Kennedy Plea Fails to Halt Bus Riders

Integration Bus Riders  To Continue   Group Is Jailed In Mississippi;  No ‘Cooling Off

Negroes to snub  U.S. plea   Leaders turn down cooling-off period

To imeraase EMferts:   integra ationists Weject Piea ror Cooling-OF Period

Spurn Plea To Halt Bus Trips   Cooling-Off Period on Integrated Travel Turned Down by Leaders

Increase Efforts in Drive  Freedom Riders lenore  Pleas for Cooling-Off

Infegrationists Shun Appeal To ‘Cool Off   U.S. Attorney General Ignored; Negroes Plan Continued Activity

Negro Leaders Reject Plea To Halt Bus Trips   10 American Nazis  Jailed in N. Orleans

No Letdown  Of Drive At Integration   Turn Deaf Ear To Appeal For Cooling-Off

TURN DOWN BAIL OFFERS AT JACKSON.   Nazi Imitators  Placed In Jail At Naw Orleans

"Freedom Riders’  Integrationists Ignore  Cooling-Off Period Plea

Bus Race Group Ignores Kennedy Anpeal To Cease   Mississippi Jails 27 Defiant Riders On Jackson Stop

Vow to Crack Bus Integration In Deep South   Freedom Riders Jailed in Jackson, Miss.

“JAILED IN MISSISSIPP [ss ssssssscsiic sess setannenctscsa  Freedom. Riders Snub ‘Cooling Ott ‘Period

‘Freedom Riaers’ Undeterred By Arrests Integrationists Ignore  ‘Cool Off Plea By Govt.

Freedom Riders Are Jailed    ‘Gas, Nails—And Other Things’  U.S. Nazis Jailed Overnight; Rush Order Given on ‘Supplies

Integrationists Ignore Plea  By Justice Dept. To Cool Off   ‘Hate’ Group Spends Night In Jail

JAIL RIDERS; NEGROES VOW TO CONTINUE   Integrationists Deny Bot Kennedy’s Plea To Halt Dixie Bus Trips; Mississippi Jails 27.

Case Delayed   JACKSON ARRESTS ‘RIDERS’  Integrationists Vow To Continue Drive Despite RFK Appeal

Integrationists Reject Bail At Mississippi Jail  Offers by NAACP  Are Turned Down By 27 Segregation Foes

Negroes Turn Down Plea of Bob Kennedy   Integrationists Vow To Increase Bus Trips in South

FREEDOM RIDERS’ REFUSE BAIL  Integrationists To Ignore Coolina-Off Period Appea

Integrationists Turning Deaf Ears To Plea For A Cooling-Off Period

‘Freedom Riders’ Refuse Bail After Arrest In Mississippi; Rally Planned

Will Push Bus Segregation Attack  Negroes Reject Bob Kennedy Plea

Integrationists  Reject Bail At  Mississippi Jail Offers by NAACP Are Turned Down By

integr ration:  Negroes Are Jailed After  Bus Journey  = € Tm: ¢   Freedom Riders Decline Offers  For $1.000 Bail

A IVMISSISSIPPI JQU, Integrationists Reject Robert Kennedys Plea

PRAYER FOR...  e@ I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Pending Permission Of Present Inhabitants, lf f An  Scientist Visualizes Colonization Of Mars

Debate of Aid Program Tops Capital Agenda   Uncertainty Marks Attitude of Senate

Vote Next Week On Foreign Aid  Earliest Date Seen By Senote Leader

Threetir Shriver Closes Door   It’s Drafty, No Peace in Corps for Dodeer

Violent Hail, Wind Storm Rips E. Texas   Planes Destroyed, r Damage $100,000 In Nacogdoches

Six Planes Destroyed: Loss Heavy   Wind, Rain, Hail Rip Airport In Piney Woods

Rebels Lose Key Spot On Road in Laos  Reversal Adds Ton Hones For   Reversal Adds To Hopes For Peace Parley

Castro Hurls Communist MIG Jets At Invaders   Cuban Invasion At a Glance

FARM HOME NEAR SALEM DESTROYED   Parents, 5 Other Children Away As Cook Stove Flames Trap Boy And 3  — Small Sisters.

U.S. Rebuttal Is Prompt  Soviet Charge of Bomb Plan By West Called Distortion

USSR Says U.S. Planning Attack   Document Copies Distributed ‘Proving’ Nuclear War Intent

Russia Shows U.S. Bomb Vian  sD nee eee   Reporter Feels Map Is Old  Counter Action

Two Teen-Agers Dead, One Badly Wounded In Bizarre Jealousy Killing

THIRD BOY BADLY WOUNDED 2 Teen-Agers Slain By Jealous Friend of Gir!

Youth in Custody After Shooting Three Boys; Jealousy Believed Motive

Legislature Moves to Clear Calendars; Rocky to Get School Aid Bill Tuesday

This Week in Business... . Maritime Walkout Retards  Rapid Economic Recovery

Biggest City Paralyzed On Hottest Day   Five Square Miles In Heart Of Town Are Blacked-Out

Celebrating Revolution  Fidel Makes Major Talk;  \Gagarin Honored Guest

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STATEWIDE “HOUSE RACES _ THREATENEL   GOP Warns Against ‘Redistricting Which Would Cost it a Seat. 

STATEWIDE HOUSE RACES THREATENED   ——————  GOP Warns Against Re. districting Which Would Cost it a Seat,

GUERRILLAS STRIKE BACK  20 Castro Followers Hanged  In Reprisal For Executions

90.00 Readers each day  in The Journal. News family of possible readers.   Hero’s Medal  On Spaceman   Nation Proud Of Space Feat, President Tells Shepard At Ceremonies At White House

Triumph for Hero Kennedy, Congres: Salute Astronaut   Shepard And 6 Associates  Set to Press On in Space

President Pins Medal on Spaceman; Procession to  Capitol Watched by 250,000

Nation's High Honor Given to Shepard   Astronaut, Wife, Family Received at White House

Space Hero Cites Tasks Lying Ahead   Kennedy, Congress, Washington Throng Salute Astronaut

Special Medal, Parade In Honor Of Astronaut   Thousands In Washington Join In Tribute; Spaceman Wants To Share Acclaim With Colleagues

Nation Acclaims Shepard, Others   McClellan Asks Why Russia’s Space Secrecy

Hero's Medal Awarded First U.S. Spaceman  Ghaszing Crowds  Baetvannut an   Cheering Crowds See Astronaut on Route to Capitol

Nation Hails Astronaut.  Shepard  ak   Kennedy Pins Medal, Congress Receives Him And Crowds Turn Out Along Capital Route

Bestow Medal On  7 Spaceman :   President Praises Navy Comdr., Other Astronauts, NASA Officials For Fffnrz-

Alan Shepard Decorated By President; Greeted By Throng of 250,000

President, Congress Salute Him   250,000 Residents Of Capital Join In Tribute

President leads capital greeting   Littott was smooth  Could have beaten Russia astronaut tells reporters

Kennedy, } Congress — Say Thanks   250,000. CheerAs U. S. Space  Hero Rides By

Tribute Paid By Kennedy With Medal   7 Astronauts Given ‘Quiet’ Greeting In Trip From Bahama

Shepard, Others Lauded on Work  President Emphasizes Mlight Is Made  Under Conditions of Full) Publicity

Spaceman Decorated By Kennedy At White House Ceremony; Reception Then Given At Capitol.   SHEPARD ASKS THAT TRIBUTES BE SHARED

CEREMONY ON LAWN Al WHITE HOUSE   Spaceman Is Paraded To Congressional Reception; Introduced To Broadcasters By The President.

Astronaut Decorated by President, Is Hailed by Thousands in D.C.

Grateful U.S. Pays Its Fullest Homage To Flier For Giant Space Stride

Kennedy Presents Medal to shepard—  Nation Honors First Space Traveler

First Spaceman Of U.S. Receives  Nation’s Homage   Shepard Praised By President, Is Given Medal

Triumph for Hero  Kennedy, Congress Salute Astronaut   See KENNEDY, Page 2   Shepard And 6 Associates Set to Press On in Space

250,000 Applaud Shepard   Astronaut Gets Nation’s Thanks and High Honors

President Gives Shepard Medal  ~ For “Great Service to Country’:

President, Congress Proudly Hail Shepard as Thronas Pay Tribute   Spaceman Begins His Day of Triumph When Kennedy Decorates Him; Insists on Sharing Hour of Glory With Six Other Astronauts

Shepard Honored At Program Held In Washington Today.  President Pays Tribute To All Who Helped Make Flight Success

JFK Honors  IstAstronaut Congress Greets Him After Parade Through City

Top Award Pinned On ‘By Kennedy   President Also Praises Other Astronauts:

U.S. Astronaut Takes Praise With Humility Kennedy Pins —  Special Medal. On Spaceman

President Pins Medal on First American of New Frontier;  Solons, Plain Folks Hail Hero   Shepard Proves He's Cool Customer;  Others Make Goofs

President Pins Meda! On Shepard   National Hero Modestly Gives Others Credit

Back to work aiter brief day of glory   Proud nation pays tribute in subdued ceremony

Cmdr. Alan B. Shepard Jr. in His Day of Triumph Declares He Wants to Share Tributes With Six Other Astronauts

Shepard Tells Of Feelings   Kennedy Presents Medal; Congress Sends Greetings

Says Nation Appreciates His Flight  Snace Flier   Space Flier Greets Family At Airport

First U.S. Space Traveler Honored By President, Congress and Nation

President, Congress Hail [Nation’s Top Spaceman   Shepard Sees His Flight  Spurring Program Onward

Shepard Decorated For Great Service’   aA tof Lol  Space Flight Film Is Proving Valuable

Space Traveler Is Saluted By JFK, Congress   Decorated By President Kennedy; Given Reception By Lawmakers

Day of Triumph Begins for U.S. Space Traveler  Cheeri ing Crowds  a a, a Ve” ee

No Fanfare On Arrival In Capital    Pomp Banned During  - Arrival Ceremony

US. Pride Voiced by President   Nation Appreciates . Great Service, Astronaut Told —

Puts Emphasis On New Space Feats Ahead   250.000 Line Route To Capitol to Greet First U.S. Spaceman

Hero Medal IsPinned On Astronaut   President Tells Shepard Nation Is Proud of Him

JE K applauds space teat  A hero’s medal for Shepard   Beautiful view  Color tilms tell space trip story

Kennedy, Cabinet In Proud Salute   lowans Contribute to Fund,Hear Nixon

President Pins Heros Medal On First Yankee Spaceman Shepard Today

Kennedy Praises Cmdr. Shepard, Others Involved  Officials of Agency :  awn flltewam Dewrmm

Shepard Gets Big Welcome   Kennedy Pins Hero’s Medal  On Spaceman

Spaceman Shepard Given Big Washington Welcome   President Gives  Him Special Medal   Felt No Great Stress In Flight, Says Shepard

JFK Awards NASA Medal   Praicee Flioht Workers   Alan Shepard Holds  First Press Conference

LBJ: ‘We're Glad He Went, Glad He Came Back’  Nation Acclaims Astronaut

Thousands Cheer First American Space Man   President Presents Medal to Shepard; Given Ovation by Sclons, Top Men In Cabinet; Shares Honor with Others

PSEIAV noth == teeters TIT nT en ER TEER ne IFW Fi Se TOWER  US. Pays Homage to Spaceman

Kennedy Pins Medal On Hero Of Space Shot   Astronaut Praised By Congress, Hailed In Capital Parade

Secession Resolution Broadened   Stevenson Offers Amendments In U.N With Eye To Future

Tax Men Sought $4.5 Million $1.94 Million Settles Claim Against Daddy Grace Estate

Hot Showdowr Seen in House For School Bill   Measure Likely to Be Cut After Easy Passoge by Senate

Supporters Sce Approval by Slim Margin — Kennedy’s School Aid Bilt Heads For Showdown In House After Senate Okay

Federal School Aid Bill Passed By Senate, 49-34   Hartke, Capehart Split On School Vote

School Aid Bill Being Debated In House Today  Measure Is Passed By Senate Thursda:

School Aid Bill Goes  to House  Senate Passes JFK Proposal by 49 to 34

Kennedy asks foreign aid program overhaul   President seeks $4.8 billion effort  for next vear, loan system for future   In House   School aid bill  faces showdown

Education Bill ls Sent On For OK In House   Kennedy Proposition Passes Senate By Margin Of 49-34

Challenge to Soviets in — Race to Moon   House F Fight Seen ion School Aid Bill

Bitter Fight on School Aid Bill Seen in House   Measure Passed by Senate, Vote 49-34

Approved by the Senate... . Kennedy's School Aid Bill  Faces Showdown in House

Bitter Showdown in House Looms Over Public School Bill But Passage Expected

FACES BITTER SHOWDOWN IN HOUSE   41 Democrat, Eight GOP Senators Give Nod  49 T0 34 VOTE   Cast After 8-Day Debate: See Defeat For Teacher Salary Provision

School Bill Heading lor House Fight   $2.5 Billion Aid Measure Approved  By Senate, 49-34

J. F. K. School Aid Bill Heads for Showdown     Site Expansion Program  12-Article Warning Faces Voters At Annual School Meeting June 27

House Battle On Education Aid Forecast   ‘Passed By Senate, To Face Trimming In Showdown Vote

Public School Ai¢ Bill Heading for Battle in House  Kennedy Plan Passes   Kennedy Plan Passes Senate, 49-34, After Eight Days of Debate

School Aid Bill Passed By Senate  Bitter Fight   bl  Bitter Fight Indicated on House Floor

Showdown Due On School Bill  s Sen un Bu t Passe 4 louse Fia taht

School BillReceives49-34 Victory Margin InSenate; Predict Thin House Edge

State Gets $3.8 Million  Senate Passes $2.5 Billior Dublic School Aid Bill

Senate Passes  School Aid Bill   President's $2.55 Billion Measure Heads for Bitter House Showdown

School Aid Bill Faces House Fight   Senate Passes £2.55 Billion Measure 49-34

Hectic Battle Over Measure Seen in House   Passage Predicted But Figures May Be Trimmed

High School Burglarized—  Trio Is Arrested ‘After Hill City Cop Is Fired Upon

Texas Communities  Three Towns Smashed Down By Winds, Waves Of Storm

Man, Wife Are Held In Bank Holdup   State Police. Make Captare On Parkway

SONS D FETE EL  AFL- CIO High Command Launch Full-Scale Attack On Hoffa

Thousands Marooned InRockies   Record Snow Range: Up to Two Feet; Passes Shut.

Four inenes Fan Gi beeivel ee  ‘Snow, Cold Air Ruin Labor Day in Rockies

Snow, Cold Snap Move In and Ruin Rockies Holiday   Four-Inch Blanket on Denver Strands Thousands of Drivers

Snow And Cold Hit In Rockies   Four Inches Fall In Denver, Two Feet In The Mountains

Denver Receives carliest Snowfall Records Shattered  Colorado Capital   Colorado Capital Receives 4 Inches; Tourists Stranded

New Records By Cold, Snow For Rockies   Thousands Of Travelers Stranded In Mountains

BILLBOARD CURB Senate Expected To Extend Pro gram For State Bonusee

Press Hunt For Killers Of Officer   One Suspect Is Released Today

RETURNING JOHNSON’S VISIT  Camel Driver Bashir Ahmad On Way To US.

SEC Accuses Five. ln Gigantic Fraud  $25 Million Trust Deed Case Filed

Government Reports Big Trust Fraud  California Case May  7... .§4... Ae Battie.

Put Fraud Amount at 25 Million   Biggest Case in SEC Annals; Accuse 5 Firm Officials.   In Receivership.

Rick to 37   Spring Crop Planting Seriously Threatened By Unchecked Waters

 Fluctuations Slight  Slight Gold Supply Increase Reported in Recent Weeks

Cheng Has Hope For Better Days  Noationalict Ching’s   Nationalist China’s Vice President Leaves

Favorite Sport   FORMS CORPORATION  Hoosier Group Will Fight Tractor Swap

President Undecided on Strategy To Free School Aid From Rules Grip

INSIDE YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY   State Racing Board Racina Head Quits   Your License Plate Is Invalid

Rules Woman Rider Faces Court Channel  Writer Convicted Of Peace Breach   LAW AND ORDER

Fisenhower Visits Newport Naval Base   Speaks To Naval War College

Probe of Cage Scandal Spread: To 15 Colleges  lowa Player Named.   Towa Player Named, First in the Biq Ten; Some Refused Offers

lowa’s Hawkins Named  In Basketball Scandal   Evashevski Surprised

Today's ladex   23 NOW INVOLVED  14 More Players  In Basketball Fix

NEW YORK (AP) — The college basketball acandal investigation in New York ¢ spread today t to a » total of 23 nlavers from 15 colleges.

Cage  Scandal] Involves 10  More Players   Attempts to Fix  29 Games Bared

Venue Change Requested By Freedom Rider   Trial Scheduled To Begin Today

‘Could Build Prison Farm Themselves’  Bucks Man Wants Prisoners Kept Busy

Oo Meet Communist I hreat a Or rene,  Military Pact Is. Signed In Congo

lleo, Kalonji, Tshombe Sign Military Pact   ‘Treaty Necessary Because Of Proved Uselessness Of UN’

Anti Lumumba Leaders Hold Talks; Sign New Treaty To Meet "Threat Of Communist Tyranny"

Three African Leaders Sign Milifary. Treaty — To Battle Communism.

U.S. Resets Space Ride For Friday   Hours Of Tension Begin All Over For Astronaut Shepard

Awtul Hours Of Tension Start Again For Spaceman As Take-off Delaved

Space Shot Delay Seen Until Friday   Storms, Difficulty With Rocket Fuel Line Cause Holdur

Space Project. Delayed  May Try Friday   May Try Friday Report Rocket Trouble

Weather Holds Off Astronaut Until Friday   Storms Threatened Path of Flight  for Cdr. Shepard

Weather To Determine  As Usual .   Shepard Starts Again Hours Of Tension

Violence Erupts in  Ciudad Trujillo   BERLIN PROVOCATIONS  Western Allied Troops Defy New Red Threats

Coming Up   TOWN AND COUNTRY DAZE. FESTIVITIES SATURDAY AT MERRILL TO OPEN— WITH 2 P.M. PARADE  List Activities— Of 3rd Annual Event

Coming Up   TOWN ANP COUNTRY DAZE FESTIVITIES SATURDAY AT MERRILL TO OPEN— WITH 2 P.M, PARADE  List Activities—

School Children, Shoppers, Drivers Trapped in Midwestern Snowstorm

watest Sport City Golf Hits Semi-Finals Look for the Stars, Section D   Republican’s Margin 8.000 Over Blakley

Train Kills Three Five Die in State Traffic Accidents in Two Days

Tem peratures   — T'ax Program Under Study —  ‘Package’ W ould Allow $1 Billion In Credits

Business May Get $1 Billion In Tax Credits   Administration Put ting Together Bil to Encourage Nev Investment.

It’s Eerie At Night Along Berlin West-East Wall--And Dull. Too. For GJs

54 Injured © in Georgia Rail Collision   Off-Duty Doctors, Ambulances Spneeded to Crash Near Macon

NEW_BERLIN_ INCIDENT  Searchlights Beamed at Landing Allied Planes

Foul Weather In Much Of Nation  Beaming Sun Marks Debut Of Spring In Local Area

Floyd Fires Right fo Jaw To Keep Title  Champ Down Twice in Ist; Ingo Once

Champion F ights Back From Two First-Round Floorings To Keep Title

“Texes 42, Texas Tech 14 Baylor 16, Pittsburgh 13 Georgia Tech 24, Rice 0 ° Missouri 6, Minn. 0  Ohio State 7, T.C.U. 7 Kansas 6, Wyoming 6   ‘Montana 40, New Mexico & Colorado 24, OSU 0 Nebraska 14, Arizona 14 Arkansas 6, Tulsa 0 Vanderbilt 21, Georgia 0 lawe 282 Calté 7      Reds Seal Off Village

 Girl Home in Wisconsin Second Interview Increases  Belief i in Terry Jo’s Story

Child's Story on Murder Aboard Bluebelle Stands After Second Interview

Terry Tells Ship Horror ont —  ore VConvincin   More Convincing Than Ever, Says Coast Guard Man

Appeal UN Help Tunisia Oust French   Russ Back Demand Before Assembly and Protest Foreign Bases —Adlai Speaks Toda

Tunisia Pleads For French Evacuation   Soviet Delegate Attacks All Foreign-Helc Bases Throughout World At Session

Goldwerg Takes 2 New Ste ns To Hele Aress Facing Critical " Uacrunloviews

Goldberg Takes Action To Help Jobless Areas   Sets Up Division To Study Shifts To Automation

Goldberg’ Take: New Action  For Jobless  ‘ _ New Figures, _ New Division

Goldberg Takes 2 Steps to Aid Jobless Areas   Secretary Order: Monthly Job Re ports, Sets Up Auto mation Division. By WILLIAM J, EATON

By Secretary Goldberg eer eee  Two Actions Taken To Assist Jobless

Goldberg Has Plan to Help Needy Areas   Economic Climate Worst Since 30's ‘Ravburn:Stites

nmenned 7 Attends  Truman Observes Anniversary Of Senate War Inquiry Group

Nostalgia and Good Spirits... .     Kennedy Joins Celebration  Of a Truman Anniversary

Awash With Nostalgia and Good Spirits—  Democrats, Republicans Honor Truman at Anniversary Dinner

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HONOR TRUMAN AT DINNER IN WASHINGTOL   Kennedy Pops In; Will Try To Visit Harry April 15.

PAY TRIBUTE TO TRUMAN     Kennedy Birthday Ball To Aid Party Treasury

Truman “Overwhelmed” by Tributes at Committee Anniversary Dinner

‘Truman Attends Anniversary of Founding of ‘Committee Which Paved Way to Presidency

But Me rasnt Much Lett, He Admits  Ex-President Truman to Do What  Can for U.S

State Employes Rap Roscllini Civil Service Law Said Patronaae Tool

U.S., Reds Open New Disarm Talk:   Council Rejects Cuban Complaint

‘Murder Trial Continues ‘Doctor Testifies Levittowner ‘Suffering From Schizophrenia

5.14 Inches Of Rain Cloudburst Causes Flo ods At Charleston, 11 Drowned

1 Drown, Some Missing As Heavy Cloudburst Sweeps Through Charleston Area

Brooks Turn Into Torrents And Wreck Houses, Trees, Trailers in Suburban Area

Raging Torrents Batter Charleston  Homes Swept Away Before ah... 2... a £122. FDO...

11 Persons Listed Dead  In Storm   Raging Streams Rip Up Houses, Trees; Record 5-Inch Rain

Storm dumps over 5 inches in four hours   Dry creeks into raging torrents, homes smashed

Charleston Hit Hard By  Cloudburst   Others Missing As 5.14 Inches Fall In Period Of 4 Hours

Flash Flood Kills 12 in West Virgina   Charleston Region Called Disaster Area After Sudden Storm

Flash Flood Kills” Ilin West Virginia   Five-Inch Cloudburst Turns Creeks Into Raging Torrents

Tunisia Claims French Are Attacking in Force   Floods Kill 12 in Charleston, W. Va.

Flash Flood Kills 11 In West Virginia  Charleston Region Called Disaster Arec

13 Killed as Flood Rips Through City   Violent Storm at Charleston, W. Va.,- Turns Brooks Into Roaring Rivers; Houses Picked Up, Smashed Together Like Children’s Blocks

Cloudburst In West Virginia Cause Of 12 Drownings: Others Missing

Storm Stalls Over Charleston, Kills 17   Number of Missing Remains Unknown; Four Children of Family Feared Dead

Storm Leaves 13 Dead At Charleston, W. Va.   5-Inch Rain Turns Streams Into Torrents

Houses Hurled By  Torrents   Charleston Homes Hit By Cloudburst, Hundreds Forced  From Their Homes

Downpour Kills 13 in W.Va. City   Charleston Flooded by 5 Inches; Thousands Lack Electricity.

Showers   Flash Flood Kills 12 in West Virginia   Charleston Region Called Disaster Area After Sudden Storm

13 Die 20 Missing In Flash Flood af Charleston, W. Va.   Sudden Summer Storm Turns Ditches Into Swollen Rivers.

Toll Reaches 1’ In Flash Flood   Raging Torrents Batter Charleston

Raging Waters Batter Houses Into Rubbish   Cloudburst Converts Kanawha River Into Deadly Torrent

Put Death Toll At13 In Storm   Charleston Ravaged By Flash Flood

Violent Rainstorm Spreads Death, Destruction Over Charleston Area

Violent Weather Threatens Third 8 Raging Charleston Streams Kill 11 %

West Virginia's Capital Deluged: At Least 11 Dead   Five-inch Rainfall Causes Torrents; Buildings Felled

11 Are Dead in Charleston Flash Flood in Night  Sudden Storm Hits West Virginia City

13 Persons Die In Flash Flood At W. Virginia   Violent Rainstorm Hits Charleston: Six Youths Killed

Storm Batters West Virginia City, Killing 11   Large Charleston Area Left in Rubble By Flash Flood

Fear More Bodies Will Be Found   Homes Swept Away  By Raging Torrents

At Least 13 Are Dead .... West Virginia City Is Hit By Torrential Rain, Floods

Hard Rain Hit W. Va. Capital: 11 Are Drownec  Water In Narrow   Water In Narrow Valley Moved All In Its Paths

House Accepts Senate Changes In Package Deal   Companion Measure Heads for Election Test Next Spring

Viscount Linley   Wate rild pacaahe A : Margaret Has Son;  Mother, Child Fine

Princess Meg Gives Birth To First Son   Mother. Father Are *Thrilled And Delighted’

Son is Born to Margaret; Fifth in Line  Royalty is Thrilled by Birth of Viscount Linley

Inside The Times   Tony Sends Roses —_——aaeainemnenememeemmanmnemmenmmmmanends  It’s A Boy! Princess Meg Thrilled

Britons Cheer Arrival Of Royal Heir   Princess Margaret Gives Birth To Son; Parents ‘Delighted’

Princess Margaret Has Son   Child Is Fifth In Line To The Throne Of Britain

She‘s Thrilled, Delighted Princess ‘Meg’ Gives Birth To Healthy Son

Princess Margaret Gives  Birth To Son This Morning   “ARE DOING WELL”

Viscount Liniey’s Arrival Cheered Princess Margaret  Gives Birth To Son

Infant Is Fifth From Throne —  Princess Margaret ‘Delighted’ Over Baby Boy

It's A Royal Baby Boy For Princess Meg   Infant Is Fifth In Line For Throne; Father ‘Thrilled’

ItsA Boy  For Margaret  And Antony Meg Thrilled,  Delighted With Her First Child  Awning sac:

Margaret s Baby Boy; Tony Glad   Crowds Gather, Bagpipe Band Shrills Amid Royal Refoicing

Steers Asks U. $. Court Rule It Has No Jurisdiction on Reapportionment

Pictures of the inauguration appear an Page 2 of today’s Evening Times.

THROWN TO WOLVES’ Followed Orders, Fired Fixers Say   See “Stockholders Peneme GE Boss’ on Page 3.

Federal Officials Consider Regular Army in Ala Strife  Wait To Test Effect Of Rule On Martial Law By Governor

Washington Set To a U.S. Troops   U.S. Officials Await Results Of National Guard Rule In City

Martial Law Is Declared by Governor   National Guardsmen Called Out After Week of Rioting

U.S. Would Use Force  In Alabama  Justice Dept. Works Overtime  Keeps in Touch

West Rights  lentvins To Soviet Pact   Rusk Says Red Berlin Treaty Plan Absurd:

This Week in Business and Finance... .  U. S. Economy Is Approaching an Upturn

Few Feel Magic Moment Is Here, but- U.S. Economy May Be Approaching Upturn

Business review   - Optimism grows for early upturn in U. S. economy

Improved Business Seen Soon   Economists Detect Faint Signs That U. S. Economy May Be Approaching Upturr

Report Economy Nearing an Upturr   Few Feel Magic Moment Is Here; Faint Signs Seen

Upiurn in JIGHi —  Business Consensus Leans To More Optimistic View

U.S. Not For Congo Action Now  l nification Aim  By Peaceful Way

U.S. Will Press for Unification  Would Unite Congo Through Peaceful

‘Pa rly Episode Conti rmed Caroline Rescued From  Pool, Paper Discloses   The Star story related:

YOUNG MATRON RESCUES CAROLINE President’s Daughter  Saved From Drowning  White House Reveals

A ST NL LT CT a eed eee  Anyone Could Do It,  Says Caroline's Rescuer

INECIENECE ¥¥ aS Marmeg  Carolyn Kennedy Rescued From Pool By Young Matron

Caroline Rescued  In Swimming Misha; Young Matron Leaps After Presideni’s Daughter

Caroline Gets in Water  Over Her Depth; She’s  'Promntiv Reecued

Matron Jumps In fonsontiieeliabaomcs snes  Pool Rescue Of Caroline Is Disclosed

Alert Woman  Saves Caroline Kennedy's Daughter Goes Under in Pool

Pregnant Mother to  Her Rescue  Slipped From Float In 4 Feet of Water;

Near Tragedy Averted At Maryland Poo   Caroline Kennedy Rescued By Woman’s Last Minute Leap

Rescue Caroline From a Pool   President's Daughter Saved from Possible Drowning, White House Reveals.

WHITE HOUSE CONFIRMS IT— Fully Clothed Young Matron ~ Draas Caroline K From Pool

Was in Pool Over Depth, Pulled Out  Saltonstall’s Son’s Wife  Te Heroine

IN SWIMMING POOL INCIDENT Matron Is Credited In Caroline’s Rescue

Senator’s Relative Heroine   Litile Girl Unperturbed By Experience

CAROLINE SLIPS FROM INNER TUBE  Rescue of Kennedy's Daughter Reported

Solon’s Daughter-In-Law  Matron Jumps In Fully Clothed To Reseue Her

Caroline Is Saved From Drowning   Young Matron, Fully Clothed, Pulls Her Out Of Pool

nKescue by MGTIO Paper Tells How Caroline Kennedy  Was Pulled Out of Swimming Poo

Slipped From Rubber Ring - Caroline Is Rescued From Swimming Pool]

Caroline Kennedy Pulled From Water By Sen. Saltonstall’s Daughter-In-Law ; Incident Occurred At Birthday Party

Caroline Kennedy Pulled From Pool By Fully Clothed Expectant Mother

‘Others Could Have Done It’ Expectant Mother ‘Tells About Rescuing Caroline

‘Others Could Have Done It,’ Says Rescuer of President's Daughter

‘Any One Could Do It’ —  Young Mother Tells of Pulling Caroline Out

Caroline Is Rescued By Young Matron   President's Daughter Pulled from Water Over Her Head

Newspaper Tells Story Of Rescue Of Little Caroline Kennedy From Swimming Paral

A Little Surprised Party   The Waterss Fine for Caroline Til She Gets in Over Her Head

President’s Daughter, 3, Went Under Et aughter, 3, Went Under  Fully Clothed Matron Saves Caroline Kennedy From Pool

Guest Invades Pool To Save Kennedy Child  Woman Dives In 86 ges at. f -_

No Ill-Effects Suffered by Caroline After Incident At Swimming Party

TOUNZ MOTNer JUMPS HO FOOT FUny Uluicd * * * kk *  Carolyn Pulled From Water Over Her Head

Matron Rescues Youngster From Swimming Pool  Youngster’s Reactior  ee ey ay oo NS ce a

 Sli pped Through Inner Tube Caroline Rescued aroine hescuec  From Drowning

Tot Saved From Possible Drowning  Caroline's Rescuer Disclaims Heroism

Woman Leaps Info Pool Fully Clothed; Pulls Little Girl To Safety

Little Caroline Kennedy. Attends Birthday Swim Party And Gets In Over Her Head   Hold Officer In Hit. Run Death

Caroline Is Rescued By Matron   President’s Three Year Old Daughter Pulled From Pool Refore Sinking

MM i AY  Swimming Pool Incident Reported ma may  Kennedy's Daucter Saved

News Day, Night   Is Rescued By Woman Caroline Escape  rom Pool Told

Caroline near trouble in pool and rescued at birthday party   Surprised

Fully Clothed Matron Saves  Three-year-old   President's Daughter And Rescuer Suffer No Ill Effects In Week-Old Incident

Got Into Water Over Head As Nurse Chanaed   Nation’s Sweetheart Pulled From Pool By Mrs. Saltonstall

Young Matron Heroine Presiden’s Daughter Caroline ‘Saved From Drowning At Party

Neither Suffers tll Effects .. .  }  ‘Senator's Kin Pulls ‘Caroline From Pool

Showing Surprise, She Is Pulled Out     tte  Caroline Gets Into Water Over Head

Slipped From Ring   Young Society Matron Rescues Caroline Kennedy From Pool

SS ee: a  Any. y Mother Could Have Done  lt. Curoline’s Rescuer Says

Nearly Billion Added to Tax Load By State Legislatures This Year

Fear ‘’K’’ Misunderstands West  Say Open Warfare Over Berlin Distinct Threat

DANGERS VIEWED BY WEST Khru’s Cockiness May Spark Berlin Warfare

Nikita’s Cockines s Cockiness Cite Cited  War For Berlin Possible, Vienna Observers Believe

INABILITY TO UNDERSTAND DEMOCRACY  Khrushchey Cockiness May Soork War

Soviet Leader Fails To See JFK’s Problem   Western Big Three In Conference To Decide Methods To Break Any Berlin Blockade

Plus Inability To Understand Democracy  Khrushchev's Cockiness Poses Major War Danger

Shot To Reach Planet In May   xa Ke KX x $= KR  Venus Long-Time Mystery In Space

To Reach Cloud Covered Planet In May   Soviet Space Probe Hurtles Venus-ward

Venus ‘Interplanetary Station’ Successfully Put In Space By Reds

Khrushchev Hails Titov as Russia’s ‘Dearest Son’ After Successful Landing

Astronaut Slept, Ate During Trip   WHAT MAJ. TITOV, KHRUSHCHEY- SAID

Soviet Spaceman Returns to Earth After 17 Orbits   Titov in Good Health Following 25-Hour Flight

164 Americans Flee Lumumba Men In Congo  Belgian Refuaees   Belgian Refugees Turned Back, Swedish Missionaries Stranded

Party Of 164 Leaves: Americans Flee Forces  Of Lumumba, Says U.N.

Departures Occur In Educational and Other Fields; Only Tax Lifts In Beer, Liquor, Cigarettes

Kansas Battle Lines Form In Topeka For 62   GOP Will Claim Great Strides, Dems Rap Tax Hikes

Last Session Held Saturday...   Governor's Program Passed by Legislature

US. Defense Reviewed For Senate Unit   Secretary Slaps Down Army Claims For Nike Missile

Raps Nike-Zeus Claims  Defense Secretary — Urges Diversified _ Armament Program

‘QUALITY EDUCATION Biggest Slice OF Bond Issue Tagged For State Schools

$13.900.000 SH {Rh  N.C. Ports Future Depends On Result Of Bond Issue Vote

87.396.000 SLICE  Mentally Tl Would Benefit Under Huge Ten-Part Bond Issue

$61.665.000 AT STAKE State Bond Election Ballot Will Contain  Ten Proposed Issues

Nixon Prepares to Return to California; Expected to Announce Joining Law Firm

Seamen Unions Challenge Authority Of President's Ship Strike Board

Castro Ups Ante From S? Million   Whe Should Pay Ransom! See Editorial, Page 4-R,

Cubans May Execute 6 Americans  Announce ‘Invaders’ Captured—Diplomats Of Havana Shocked

South Africa Rebuked by Ministers  Commonwealth Will ‘Tolerate’ Her Membership

SOUTH AFRICA LEAVES BRITISH —COMMONWEALTE   Nehru’s. Demand For De. nunciation of Racial Policy Brings Break.

Organization Still Open to South Africa   Prime Minister Seen Waging Futile Fight, Against Opposition

British Keep S. African — Door Open   May Remain In  Commonwealth

South Africa  quits alliance   Leaves British Commonwealth of nations

South African Leader Waging Losing Battle   Verwoerd Seen Unable To Avert Denunciation Of His Racial Policy

Break Due to Conflict Over Segregation   Efforts by Macmillan Fail To Heal Breach

Commonwealth Turned Down By South Africa   Apartheid Policy Initiates Dispute At London Meet

Wont Permit Racial Policy Condemnation  Some Other Members Insist On Condemnation

Governor Lists 11 Men To State Agency Posts   Hayhurst, Dr. Fred Kennedy Appointed

Khrushche Flays ‘War Psychosis’   Warns Russian Military Power May Be Boosted

Braddock Flies  Home From Cuba  Departure Marks Enc Of Long Relations

House Debates Compromise Plat On Gasoline Tax   Efforts to Amend Measure Seem Likely Arqument Roges

LAST YEAR’S CHAMP ‘TOO OLD’  37 Young ‘Lettermen’ Are Eligible for 1962 Spelling Bee

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e@   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Chaerches Religion Features)

Kid Cann, 4 Others Jailed; Wait  Sentencing for Liquor Violations

Policeman Dies At Fond du Lac   Officer Wounded During Burglary Succumbs at St. Agnes Hospital

Policeman Die: From Wounds  Prospects of Murder Charges Added to Others Aaainst Trio

‘Wasn't ‘Wasn't Invited’ By! lhe After 8 Years--HST Visits White House

Firm Head Puts Blame On Judge   Threatened Throwing Book At Him Unless He Pleaded Guilty 

Senators Ask Facts In Mishap   Misfortune Indicates How War Might Start Stennis Paints Out

et WEATHER   “ASC Election Ballots Will Be Mailed to Area Farmers and Ranchers This Friday

BUSINESS MEN HAVE MIXED FEELINGS ON SUBJECT  U. S. Interested In European Common Marke

Trouble for United States...   APOC pV A/PRLCE WLU) «a  Common Market Vay Hurt U.S. Exports

Short And Long Term Effects Of Common Market Presented   Ry SAME DAWSON

World Will Not See Nuclear War, Total Disarmament During 1962: Prices Higher

1 Dust, Fog Hamper Travel  Parts of Six States Buried By Up to 10 Inches of Snow

Mid-Western Area Buried In Deep Snow   Spring Storm Also Brings Dust and Fog To Half Dozen States

As Robeson Swelters Pennsylvania Shivers  ‘By. ‘THE ASSOCIATED “PRESS a ; - Temperatures dived ¢ a Ta

Kibicott Replies     U.S. Agency Will Evaluate Krebiozen, Federal Judae Told

BREWSTER DIES Former Maine Senator Opposed Roosevelt's Policies:

Potent Maine Politician nats as oar i te  Foe Of FDR, Former  Sen. Brewster Dies

Foreign Aid Discussed In Conference   Say People Ready To Match Russian Attacking Budget

Rayburn Predicts Americans Will Pay Whatever Necessary To Meet Boost in What He Calls - Soviet ‘Attacking Budget’

Rayburn Predicts People Will Pay What Is Needed   Cites’ 30% Increase In ‘Soviet Union's Attacking Budaet’

Rayburn Predicts Support  JFK Pushes Defenses Foreign Aid In Confab

Spending Approval Predicted   Senators Put Stress On Improving Manpower, Aris

Russian War Budget Rapped   Rayburn, Other Dems Meet With Kennedy

Dem Leaders Zero In On Defense, Aid   DEFENSE BUDGET   ADDITIONAL FUNDS

Rayburn Sure Citizens Favor Heavier Outlay  President Orders Military Checkur

Defense Stand Taken  By Democrat Leaders   “The American People Are Willing to Pay For the Defense of This Country”

Kennedy, Chief Party Leaders Study Defense  Rayburn Predicts   Rayburn Predicts People Will Pay Necessary Costs

Russian War Budget Rapped  SS Een og ro?) ee   Rayburn, Other Dems Meet with Kennedy

Kennedy Meets With Rayburn And Mansfield   Sure American People Will Pay What Is Necessary

Rayburn Predicts Americans Will Pay Whatever Necessary In Defense Costs

U.S. People Seen Ready  To Pay Cost   Action Comes Afte ‘Saber Rattling’ By Soviet Union Chief

Fast Action On Foreign Aid Urged   Rayburn Says U.S. Will Pay Whatever Costs Necessary

Chemical Firm's Financial Status ‘Very Poor’   Roosevelt Takes Helm; Notes Apparent Laxnes:

Roosevelt In Charge Of Firm   Company Hasn't Made Money, Employes Told

Federal Experts Outline Tips For  ‘Snurring Economic Growth in Valley

Crash Dept.   CAR AND STOCK TRUCK SIDESWIPE —.SUNDAY NIGHT WEAR Arnon

Crash Dept.   eet wih CAR AND STOCK TRUCK SIDESWIPE — SUNDAY NIGHT NEAR AKRON

Saw Nazis Kill Million Jews  Israeli Testifies   Israeli Testifies Against Eichmann

Final Votes Seen Likely By Monday   Each Chamber Has Identical Bill On $15-Million Plan

Two Awaiting Murder Trial  Escape Prison   Eseapees Kill Jail Master on Duty for Regular Deputies

Two Men Facing Trial for Murder Kill Guard, Flee   Massachusetts Prisoners Use Smuggled Gun

Accused Slayers Kill Jailer, Flee  Use Smuggled Gun ir Massachusetts Break

Inside The No-we   GUARDSMAN, OTHERS AROUSED Yugoslav Pilot Training Program Stirs Squabble

INSIDE WASHINGTON  Weekly Sizeup by Washington Statf  OF Serinps-Howard Newspapers

Anti-Gambling Group Seeks Ouster Of 8   Newport, Campbell Officials Target In Crusade By Clerics

Four Priests Also Ordered Out  Haiti's Leading Catholic Bishop Is Expelled

\4 Priests race Depordnon  Police Arrest Haiti's Ranking Prelate, Put Him Aboard Plane

Haiti Bishop Is Deported   Duvalier Regime in New Controversy With Vatican?

Many Doubt Charges Of  Red Invasion  SEATO Statements Fail to Mention Troops’ Entrance

Confusion About Laos Continues  No Agreement Onn EKvtont   No Agreement On Extent Of Commie Aid

Red Drive Into Laos  Unsighted  Diplomats Claim U.S.   Diplomats Claim U.S. ' Reports Exagserated

U.S. Officials At Odds Over Laos Situation   Diplomats In Asia Doubt Government’ Intervention View

‘Activities of John Birch Society Become Concern to Justice Dept.   6. 0. P. National Committee Twits [Kennedy Regime on Defense Policy

Criticism Mounts  Congressman Says Attack: On Society Pro-Red Smear

Criticism Continues to Mount Hiestand Charges Commies Back Ot Efforts to Smear Birch Societs

Claims Reds SmearBireh Society  But Criticism   Of Rightist  Groun Mounts

Fire Danger W orsens In National Forests  ’ es ae aa iain la £3) Se eee

All Nations Are Called To Crusade   35th U.S. President Faces Challenge Of World Problems

Nehru Says Red Tests Increase Danger of War   indian Prime Minster Calls on Russia and U.S. to Negotiate Now.

Nehru Calls For Big Two To Negotiate   Issues Appeal ‘At Belgrade Confab Of ‘Neutral’ Nations

War Danger ‘Enhanced’ By Soviet Bomb   Stunned Neutrals Hear Emergency Appeal For Peace

Wedding Anniversaries To Be Observed   25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY DANCE

Solon’s Cartoon Assails Death Of Grazing Bill   Cupboard Bare Aviation Fund Depleted While House Was Talking

INVESTIGATION OPENS Suffocation, Fire Seen  Air Crash Death Cause

set Top General  Reds May Enact Tougher Laws in East Germany To Halt Refugees’ Flow

New Soviet Geroral Aspect ed in Eost - Germany: Recs eve to Halt Refuges

Marshal Konviev Takes Command In E. Germany   Tougher Policy Toward Refugees Is Looked For

Kast Germany To Crackdown  On Refugees   East German Parliament To Enact Tougher Laws

Kennedy And Nehru Hold Talks   Indian Leader Here To Discuss World Situation

here To Talk Peace, Indian Leader Says   President, Visitor Fly To Washington From Newport, R.!.

India’s Leader In Washington With Kennedy   Reiterates Plea That He Made to Mr. K; Talks Continue Today

Situation In Southeast Asia Discussed At Newport   FORMAL WELCOME FOR INDIAN LEADER

Nehru Starts U.S. Tour   Kennedy, Prime Minister Start World Peace Talks

Rector Threatens to Bar Communion to  Episcopalians Who Closed Ball to Jew

Get-to-Gethers  EXPECT 400 FARMERS AT FED. LAND BANK MEETING IN SIOUX CITY

Control Near, 30,000 Acres Burned Huge Montana Fire Takes Third Victim

aia Near, 30,000 Acres Burned Huge Montana Fire Takes Third Victim

Governor's Program:  General Assembly Gets Hiahway Safety Package

Junior Driver Driver’s License ‘Governor Gives State Assembly '20-Point Highway Safety Plan

Gizenga Ousts Congo Aide In Bid For Power  Pro-Red No. 2 Man Beaten, Arrested In Kivn Pravince

WON BY. ——  Province Leader  Ousted by Chief   Pro-Communist Rebels Strugole for Control

Kall Priest: Molest Nuns Army Riots   Power Struggle Dethrones No. 2 Man, Say Refugees

Rebel Chief Ousts Pro-Red Congo Leader   Congolese Troops Reported Attacking Whites In Kivu

Congolese Attacking Whites   Anarchy Reigns In Kivu Province; Rebel Chief Ousts Commie Tesader

Rebel Chief Ousts No. 2 Man In Kivu  Congolese Vent Weath O. Whqic...

Rebel leader in Kivu  reported thrown out   Peace plan  offered — Pg. 2

Gizenga Ousts Leader in Kivu  Action Seen Part of Struggle for Power

Rebel Chief Gizenga Ousts Leader Of Kivu in Congo Power Struggle   lowa Woman Banker Gets 15-Year Term

full support to Secretary Genera! Dag Hammarskjold.   Gizenga Said To Oust His Leader in Kivu

Rebel Chief Gizenga Ousts His Leader In Terrorized Kivu Where Anarchy Is  Said To Reign.   ANTI-WHITE RIOTS REPORTED ELSEWHERE

Anarchy, Violence Rage in the Congo  Rebel Chief Ousts One Province Leade:

House Acts Today Ohio Senate May Take Quick Action ‘On Measure To Extend Jobless Pay

Ohio House Faces Jobless. Bill  Action Expected © Today On Benefits

Jobless Aid Bill Goes To House Vote  Lahar Onnncac CODY   Labor Opposes GOP Version; Democrats Caught In Middle

Labor Calls. For Defeat Of GOP Bill   Outcome In Ohio Depends On Dems

GOP Jobless Bill Pressures Dems   Labor Groups Join To Push Aged Aid Plan

Ohio’s House Acts Today Or Jobless Bill   Final Senate Action Promised Next Weel If House Approves

'Defers to Nelson’s n’s Candidacy  ‘Reynolds Would Like ‘Seat in U.S. Senate

Reynolds May Seek Senate Seat in 1962   Attorney General Would Defer to Wishes of Nelson

Raver Assails Gov. Tawes   Attacks Remark That Teachers Party To  Taking Funds From Mental Health Plan

Compromise Believed Reached  SouvannaSaysLaos Cease-Fire Time Set

UVANNA: APRIL 25, 26 CEASE-FIRE   Neutralist Laotian Leader In Moscow; Says He Will Return Home At Start Of Truce.

Cease Fire In Laos Is Hinted   Neutralist Prince To Reach ‘Country Aor. 25 or 26

Anglo-Soviet Agreement In  Laos Sighted   Delay On Decision For Cease Fire Is Revealed In Russia

Cease-fire on Phouma’s arrival home   ‘Laos agreement to coincide with Prince's return’

Lay Down Arms Call Expected   Prince Phouma Says It Will Occur Either Tuesday, Wednesday

Laos Cease-Fire Hinted April 25   British-Soviet Appeal To Lay Down Arms Seen In 48 Houre

Cease-Fire for Laos Seen Near   Neutralist Prince Reports April 25-26

Date Bared By Prince  For Truce   Britain, Soviet Plea To Lay Down Arms Slated Soon

Phouma Makes Statement Laos Cease-Fire Date  Said April 25 Or 26

Laos Ceasefire May Start April 25-26   Date Is Revealed by Neutralist Prince; Britain, Soviets Agree on Plan.

Laos Truce May Begin Next Week   British, Soviets Expected to Issue Cease-Fire Plea

Britain, Soviets Unable To Agree On A Cease-Fire   Ambassador Feels Agreemen t Can Be

British Ambassador Roberts Hopeful Of Agreement on Cease-Fire in Laos

Truce in Laos Said Nearing   Neutral Prince Sets Dates as April 25-26

Hint Cease Fire May Come In Laos Next Week   Britain and Russia Reported In Agreement

Britain-Russ Hit Compromise on ‘Cease-Fire’  First Time Date   First Time Date Had Been Set on Laos Crisis

Some Details Remain To Be Settled   British Ambassador Confers With Red Foreian Minister

Russia Agrees To Laotian Cease-Fire British Ambassador  Working With Soviets On Details For Truce

Neutralist Prince Says ‘April 25 or 26’ Cease-Fire in Laos Crisis May Come Next Week

Souvanna Hints at Laos Cease-Fire Next Week  Britain, Soviets Believed Near Annpeal for End to Fighting

Britain, Soviet Nearer Details Of Cease-Fire   Outlook Optimistic Despite Inability To End Laos Fighting

Statement by Prince of Laos Set: Cease-Fire Date on April 25 or 26

Cease-Fire for Laos April 25?   Neutralist Premier Hints Date After Moscow Conference —

Dhaima Telle Date Of Possible Cease-Fire In Embattled Laos   “Claim. invaders ‘Trained ‘by “US. Officers In Guatemala.

Appeal Due Within 46 Hours  Laos Cease-Fire Seen April 25-26 by Phouma

Cease-Fire Date Posed For Laos   British-Soviet Bid For Truce Slated Within 48 tours

Who in U.S. Government Blocked Proposal To Make Present Berlin Crisis Impossible?

13th In Series USSR Fires Another Nuclear Bomb Blast   ‘Our Baffling Berlin Bobble

Killer Typhoon Smashes Japan  Worst Pacific Storm Claims Lives of 114

hpi Nai janey Leaves Path of Death, - Damage After Sweep of Central. Japan

Killer typhoon cuts through central Japan  ‘QQ nEeAT GCN MUICCING 717 GON LTIRT

57 MISSING, 1,949 HURT OO aa At Least 114 Persons Die After Typhoon Hits Japan

Congo ‘Troops Refuse to  Obey Officers   Typhoon Leaves Path of Ruin, Death in Japan

Worst Pacific Storm This Year  93 Killed and 50 Missing Following Typhoon Nancy

Freedom Riders   Me SSE Le TR ee a  Attorney to meet  with U.S. judge

_*  Ghost Towns With Decaying Homes  ~ Seenes Described In Depressed Areas   By NATE POLOWETZKY

Russian Russian People Told Khrushchev ‘May Confer With U.S. President

Nikifa Eyes Return Visit . fo U.N. Meet   Soviet People } Learn of Plans on TV Proaram

Khrush Thinking Of Visit fo U.S.   Soviet TV Carries Films of Kennedy

Russian People Get Indication Of Khrushchev Plans For U. S. Visit

May Meet With Kennedy  Red Boss Hints He May Attend U.N. Assemble.

LEGISLATORS HEAD FOR GREENSBORO   Lhasa  Soviet People Informed Nikita Thinking Of Return Visit To U.S.

Soviet Government Tells People  Mr. K's Thinking of Visiting U. S.

Krushchev May Visit Kennedy   Soviet Government Hints Return Trip To UN by Premier

$1,000 BEGINS CAMPAIGN Newspapers Launch Drive  To Endow Rayburn Library

Russia Ready to Negotiate  Khrushchev Says He's Set jes Petle Abnaet Doel’, Westen

iy Use for Reds Told by Defector   Reporters Given His Orders to Get Military Data

Ex-Castro Aide Says Cubans Passed Secrets   Havana Claims Big Airdrop Of U.S. Arms Taken

Ex-Castroite in Washington Claims He Was Ordered to Gather Information on U.S.

Cuban Spy Activity in U.S. Aired   Ex-Attache, Defector, Says Reds Will Kill Fidel Eventually.

Ex-Castro Army Officer Charges Cuban Embassy In D. C. Spies For Russia. China   Report To Kremlir  Subversion Told

Cuba Gave Data On U.S. To Communists  Former Cuban Army Officer Tells Of Aid To Seviet Bloc 

Demand Bowles Gag or Ouster  GOP Leaders Also Urge Clamp on U.S. Exports to Reds

Smaller Nations Asked To Support Allies In Case Of Berlin Showdown

Rusk Will Seek Berlin Backing  Support of Smaller Nations [> Wanted

NATO Grouip s Wanted In Case Of Berlin War   Report OnWeekend Conference To Be Made Organization

Met Sets Up  Season Plans  After Accord Both Sides Agree  To Arbitration by Labor Secretary

WHITE HOUSE STEPS IN Agree to Arbitration In Threat to Opera Season

RECEIVED BY BRANDT Mayors Assure Berliners Of Support Of Americans

Pledge Ful Berlin Aid   23 Americans Give Assurance To West Germans

Mayors boost Berlin morale   23 touring city leaders assure U.S: support

Two Butler Men Ousted   Commissioners To File Appeal With Supreme Court

Sweeping Purge Ils Underway In Russian States   Khrushchev Making Sure Party Men Slip Into All Vacancies He Creates.

HERALD INDEX   Secret Purge Takes Place in Russia Under Innocent Guise of Reforms in Agriculture

Paaraschoe Masterminds Movement — ee erminds movement  Sweeping Purge In  Progress In Russia

Shakeup Ousts Many Officials  In Soviet Union  Khrushchey’s Stooges Taking Over Positions

Scientists set sights on the inner world   Mohole project starts; pipe to ocean bottom

Project Started to Bore Hole Through Earth’s Crust to Learn Secrets of Life

May Learn How Life Started, Earth Was Formed Scientists Take Major Step In Exploration of Inner Space

Today’s Story Of CIVIL WAR On Page 14   Scientists Penetrate Inner S pace To Uncover Course Of Evolution

Pipe Lowered To Ocean Bottom  Drilling Started In Operation Mohole

On The Inside   Seek Evolution Answers  INNER Space Probe Begun   The aoai is to drill throuch +

Exploration Of ‘Inner Space’ Begun  Operation Mohole   Operation Mohole Begun Off Southern Californi:

Inner —T Exploration  sein a SA eas  Scientists Begin Operation Mohole

Scientists To Begin Exploration Of Inner Earth From Ocean Bottom

 Ocean's Bottom Under Study— First Step Taken In ‘Operation Mohole’

Experis Sel To Drill Inte  Ocean Floor   To Study Cores To Learn About Earth's History

Exclusive Interview—  Doomed Slavers Writing Book to Help Others

Blames Whiskey for His Troubles — Prisoners In Death Row See Only Slim Hope

Orbit Try by Scout A Failure   Rocket Destroyed After Going Out Of Control at Cape

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Rocket Goes Out of Control, Explodes

Blue Scout Space Rocket Is Blown Up; Off Course   Launched in Effort To Test Trackina

Space Flop Won't Halt Chimp Shot   Rocket Effort at Tes Of Our Space Man Setup Fizzles.

Blue Scout Rocket Fails During Flight      Effort To Orbit Satellite Fails

Rocket Failure Halts Move For Tracking Check   Vehicle Destroyed After It Lurches Following Launch

Tracking System’s Test Fails   Follow-Up With Chimp, Then Man, Still Scheduled

Rocket Designed to Launch Satellite Fails in Test   Explodes Shortly After Blast-Off at Cape Canavera This Morning.

Starts Operating Oct. 1 —  State Withholding Tax Machinery Ready to Go

Not For Or Against House GOP Bypass Verdict  On Education Program

House Members Want to Test  Home Sentiment  Some Democrats Reported Against Any New Tax to Finance Education Imnrovementc.

DiSalle Budget Veto Rapped By Republicans   Governor Disapproves Last Half Figures; Legality Questioned

Signs One-Year Appropriation Act  DiSalleVetoes2nd  YearFundMeasure

Legality Questioned ana ene eine Sen  2nd Year Fk unds Vetoed By DiSalle

Cloud Asks: Is DiSalle y eto Legal?  Strikes Out Entire  Year’s Appropriations

DiSalle Budget Veto Rapped By —  r Di isapprove   Governor Disapprove: Last Half Figures; Legality Questioned

1961 TRAFFIC TOLL SOARS TO 312  12 Persons Dead on State Highways

Nothing Like Football  Hecht Has Heck of Job, Seeks Fairest Maidens

Cadet Has Pleasant, Touchy Problem  2 ee a). as. eas. fF gee Om. Oe i i Sn ee See   New North-South War Mav Hang in Balcnce

Dixie Belles Or Northern Girls Prettier?— Navy Quarterback Gets Self In Touchy Situation

Cadet Has Pleasant, Touchy Problem  Al.... Al walk. C..i2k (UAS. AZ.” BI fw DWI. ew   New North-South War May Hana in Balence

“Tougher Than ‘Quarterbacking - é Cadet To Pick. Fairest — Maiden: North Or South?

Who's The Fairest? Cadet Dates Dixie Belle  In Interests Of Science

Patient Stabs Six In Hospital  Nurse, Orderly Die; Assailant Captured

4 Others Knifed in Houston  Berserk Patient Slays 2 Hospital Attendants

‘Patient Goes Berserk  a oe Two Stabbed To Death, Four Others Are Injured

IN HOSPITAL RAMPAGE Hymn-Singing Mental Case Goes Berserk, Kills Two

Army Explains Lag in Funds   Replies to Laird on Handling Finances of 32nd Division

East Germans Strengthen Wall as Adenauer Calls For It to Be Destroyed

Erbe seeking a reshuffle of Liquor Control setup   Emeraency fund   Liquor salesmen

Man Kills 3 Women. In New York   Two Friends Are Strangled In Same Bed

Ratzloff In Denial Of Abduction   ‘ Wish  Was Dead,’ Accused Kidnaper Says

lke Heads ‘People To People’ Plan   Accepts Post As Chairman Of New Relations Group .

President Asks Ike to Serve  EISENHOWER TO HEAD PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE GROUP

Eisenhower Happy To Be New Head Of Organization At JFK’s Request

Message scribbled in old journal appears to involve Stanton in Lincoln's slaying

‘Stanton Accused in Lincoln's Death By Union Spy Chief L. C. Baker

‘A Coded Message. ee Stanton Accusec ln Plotting ( Of. Lincoln's Death:

Lincoln Life Plot Clue Found  Chemict’s Diernavary Paints Ta Ctantan   Chemist's Discovery Points To Stanton

Cryptic Allegorical Statement Scribbied By Hand—  New Accusation Against Stanton In Lincoln Assassination Uncovered In An Old Journal

Secretary Stanton Involved —  Research Chemist Finds Old Journal Pointing to Lincoln’s Death Plot

Stanton Called Lincoln Plotter  _ Assassination Notes  Derovered in Cede

ALLEGORICAL NOTE DECODED  CONS ar acesrenrnnnchietrcamiseatinisisttHa eerste  Stanton Linked To Murder Of Lincoln

Cryptic Statement Is Found Charging Stanton Behind Lincoln Murder

In Lincoln’s Slaying  Coded Message Points To Stanton As Plotter

Was Secretary Of War Mastermind Behind Assassination OF Lincoln?

Message On Inside Margin Of Old Journal Links Stanton To Lincoln’s Assassination

Cryptic Note Hints That Stanton Had Role in Lincoln Assassination

lke Disclaims JFK Criticism Told by Mundt   Denies He Said Kennedy Policy Swings to Left

Kennedy Told Peace Treaty  Is ‘Important’ Gromyko Meets  For 2 Hours* With President

Russian Places Stress on Pact With Germany   Principals Report On Two-Hour Meet In General Terms

Russian Says Conference ‘Useful’; He Stresses Treaty With Germany

No Concrete Agreement Results in Continuation  Of Talks With Sec. Rust:

No Evidence of Breakthrough on  Berlin Question Soviet Foreign Minister Says He Stressed Importance of Paace Treaty With Germanv.

Reds Still Put Stress On Treaty   Conference Said Useful, No Further Parley Scheduled

Mum Was the Marital Word Pair Didn't Speak to Each Other for 30 Year:

CT ee i eee ee a ee Oe rene See eee Re pe eer omen ome ap ermee) eee  Divorce Sou ght After 30 Years Of Silent Life

Propose $400 Pay For Police And Firemen      Increase In Minimum Wage From $300 Month Wins Committee OK,

BOILER STACKS COME DOWN   14 More ‘Riders’ Land In Jail In Mississippi

Pro-Western Troops Retreat After Hard Fight  Violation Puts  Future of Geneva Tall ‘  a

adong Falls To Reds After Bitter Battle   oace Conference Session In Geneva Canccled: Parley’s Fue ture In Doubt.

Strongpoint Captured In Laos Battle   Geneva Sessions Recessed In Wake Of Red Violation

Rebels Take Padong in Hard Fight   Royal Laotian Troops Forced to Retreat After Nightlong Fight

Red-Backed Troops Gain Stronghold   Rebel Forces Capture Padong, Pro-Western City, in Bitter Fight

A laden Lol  Song Line About ‘Kennedys’ Draws Smile From First Lady

4.000 Troops Available for Quick Action   SEATO Studies Possible Move if Situation Worsens

SEATO Could Send Veterans To Laos Battle   4,000 Troops Ready lf Decision Comes To Fight Commies

t  . Troops Ready for Laos Move Korea-Type War Is   Korea-Type War Is Danger in Case of Intervention

Awaiting Decision  SEATO Nations Ready To Send 4,000 Troops  Into Action in Laos

SEATO Troops Await Word  4,000 Ready for   4,000 Ready for Action In Laos

Some Kear Korea-lLype War  SEATO Tests Muscle As Rebels Advance In Vientiane         USSR Lifts Tron Curtain Slightly   At Hone Kona the U. S. aircraft

Hodding Carter To Be Speaker At KU Feb. 10   William Allen White Lecturer Is Winner  Of Pulitzer Prize

Hodding Carter To Be Speaker At KU Feb. 10  V/iliam Allan VUshite   William Allen White Lecturer Is Winner Of Pulitzer Prize

Editors’ Event Will Draw 200 To KU Friday   Hodding Carter ls Journalism School  Speaker This Year

Britain Urges Talks to Settle Berlin Problem   Gives Support To Kennedy's  Arms Proposal

Britain Urges Talks With Emphasis On Aqreement — Not Partisan Victory

Lord Home Presses For Negotiations On Berlin Situation  Accuses Reds of Double-Dealing   Accuses Reds of Double-Dealing In Dead Nuclear Test Ban Talks

Britain Urges Cold War Truce   Hints of Easing Tension Seen ju. United Nations Speeches

Britain Issues A Call For East-West Talks   Urges Forgetting About “Victory”

Speaker Slams Soviet Concept of Coexistence   Asks Communists to Cooperate in Keeping Peace

Britain Asks Crisis Talks by East, Wes   U.N. Plea Urges Quest for Accord but Not 'Vietory!

Lord Home Says Bo. Sides Must Foreao Victory’  Hits Co-existence Concept of Soviet As Sterile Policy

Britain Call for Early Negofiations Between East-West to Setfle Disputes

‘Lord Home Says Both Sides Must Yield, Warns Soviets ‘West To Require Guarantee

RED POLICY CALLED ‘STERILE’  Britain Bids In U.N. For East-West Negotiations

Britain Urges Honest Parley to End Crisis   Accuses Soviet of Double-Dealing in Nuclear Ban Talks

Soviets Assailed  Britain Calls For Quick Necotiations Over Berlin

Grave Plea ls Sounded By Britain   Asks Talks On Alt Cold War Disputes

Soviets Should Deal With West on Berlin Issue, Says Britain   But Foreign Secretary, in U.N. Address, Says Neither Side Should Seek Victory.

Assails Red Concept Of  Coexistence   Both Sides Urged To Renounce Idea Of Seeking Victor,

Inside Today   ‘Lord Home Address Urgent British Call For Negotiations

Home Urges East-West Talk to Settle Crises  Raps Soviet’s Concept of Coexistence As ‘Sterile Policy;’ Lauds JFK’s Ideas

Calls For East-West Berlin Negotiations   Lord Home Accuses Soviet Union of Deception and Doubledealing in Collapsed Nuclear Test Ban Talks

Britain Urges East-West Negotiations To Settle Berlin, Disarming Disputes

REDS PLAY WITH FIRELORD HOME   British Foreign Secretary Blasts Russia In U.N. Speech; Gromyko Cajoles, Threatens In Talk.

Lord Home in U.N. Policy Speech Calls on Both Sides to Renounce Idea of Seeking Victory in Talks

Upsurge In Crime  Revealed   1960 Rate Called Astounding By FBI Chief

U.N., Portuguese Hurrying Troops  To Remote Areas  Wave of Slayings Recalls Mau-Mau

Whites Targets of Terror in Congo   Mobs Armed with Bows and Arrows in Kivu Province.

Senate Passes Compromise  Strip Pit Act   Some of Provisions Of Original Bills Put Back in Legislation

Rebellious Syria Rule Is Molded   Kevolt Against Lgeypt Is Gaining Strength

Eight Children Perish as Fire Sweeps Columbus, Ohio, Home; Parents Hurt

8 Children Dic In Home Blaze  Father, Mother Burned In Futile Rescue Attempts

Early Morning Foundry Blaze Idles 8) Men   Bridgman Casting Plant Damaged By Overheated Oven

Hisses, Jeers Upset Hearing — On House Group  Democrats Walk Out on Showing Of Fracas Film

Pretty Nurse Has Honor —  Naval Academy’s Color Girl Plans To Make About 15 Practice Kisses

\Navy Color Girl Busy Practicing Kisses For Annual Presentation of Colors Rites

Weary Stevenson, Despite Others’ Thoughts, Feels U.N. Accomplished Much

Burmas Thant To Be Elected U.N. Secretary   Russia Agrees on His Election to Dag’s Post With No Strings Attached.

Thant Of Burma Slated To Take U.N. Position   U.S., Russia Support Recommendation; Election Is Expected This Afternoon

U.S., Soviets Reach Okay OnU.N. Head   U Thant of Burma Due To Become Acting Secretary General

Thant Becomes Acting U.N. Chief Today   Major Powers End Bickering Over Dag’s Successor

Burma Envoy Takes Position Until April ‘63   To Recommend U Thant With No Strings Attached

Legislators Tackle Top Issues   National Demo Committee Picks Chairmar

Hides Girl From Diticers, Jailed   East Sparta Man Gets Stiff Sentence

Deadline Is 4 P. M. Wednesday  More Candidates Enter May 2 Primary Races

IN TODAY’S PAPER   Legislature Tax Struggle Centers On Five Senators  Subcommittee Ex pected To Make Drastic Chances In House Bill

Senate GOP  Eves Global  Policy Chart Would Give Party’  Aims On Problems In Critical Spots

To Draft Manifesto  GOP Senators Sounding Foreign Policy Opinion

Will’ Issue Statement GOP Considering Broa Foreiqn Policy Position

Senators Plan GOP  Manifesto   Republicans Sound Out Foreign Policy Opinion, To Wait While on Berlin

GOP Senators fo Issue Manifesto  Statement of Foreign Ph fr rr «=. mi tf

Manifesto May Be Issued  Senate GOPs Poll Opinion On Foreign Policy

GOP Preparing Policy Stand   Broad Manifesto On Foreian Views Due

Manifesto On Foreign Policy Studied By GOP   May Touch On Trouble Spots Throughout World

ata  Zero Hour Approaches   State Historical Survey Official Due In Laredo

Communists Gain In South Viet Nam  Large U.S. Outlays Seen Even if Troops Aren’t Sent

Viet Nam  Is Losing  ‘To Rebels New Outlay Of US Help  Is Expected

. Next Few Weeks Are Critical  ‘Friends of West Are Losing Viet Nam

S. Viet Nam Government Losing Battle  Next Few Weeks To Decide  GZAsi _  Se F§ iQ...

Next Weeks Crucial  South Viet Nam Slowly Losing War With Rebels

U.S. Mission Wouldn’t Senc Diem Troops   Saigon Expects More Money  In Slow Defeat

So. Viet Nam Slowly Losing   Communists Step Up Fighting to Degree That Is Dangerous

Rezoning Recommended  Book Publishers Plan to Locate  Village Office

— Released By Red Chinese —  Saddened Wife Reveals McCann Will Die Soon

“Higher Yields Cut Costs” Theme of 37th Conference   Delegates Will Host C of C At  Noon Luncheon

Gartield dissents on cigarette ruling   Constitutional convention, nomination bills filed

Dramatic Rescue Saves Five Michigan City Men   Grandfather Hero Of Drama Jn Wind-Swept Harbor

Five Workers Are Rescued From Derrick   Taken To Safety Despite 50-MPH Winds, 10-Foot Waves

—_ ~STRANDED NINE HOURS-—  Crane. Plucks Five From Grounded Boat

From Tractor Barter   Government Bars Three Top Invasion Leaders

Inside ..   Judges Take Pains To Be Fair Rigid Correctness Marking  Trial of Adolph Eichmann

Dag Choose: Indian Aide As Assistant   Narasimhan Will Succeed Cordier; Other Changes —

Military Movement  Speculated   President Says U. S. ‘Chief Defender Of Freedom In Time Of  Waximum Danger’

National Security Council Weighs — Possible Troop Use  Some New Moves Under Study as Far East Crisis Worsening

Kennedy And Top Advisers In Session   Rusk Returns For ‘Moment of Truth’ Decision On Rebels

Two-Hour Session Ends. With ‘No Comment’; Crisis Talks Sef Again Monday :

Laos Gri isis ie  New UScMoves Believ: ed Under,  - Urgent Study

Kennedy Summons Security Advisers   U.S. About Ready To Rocket Astronaut on Short Flight

Kennedy Calls In Top Aides, Security Council To Discuss Worsening Crisis In Asia

as 1s  U.S. May Be Close To Decision For Military Inter. vention In Laos — President Cuts Short Chicago Trip Because Of Anxiety Over Soviet-Backed Rebel Successes — Secretary Rusk Back From Turkey

Kennedy, Advisers Confer About Laos As Crisis Worsens   New Uprising In Algiers Asked

KennedyHas Conference  With Aides   Cease-Fire Delay Is Causing Concern

Laos Intervention May Be Near—  Kennedy Summons Security Council Into Special Session

Kennedy, Top Brass Discuss Laos Crisis   U.S. Warning Test Fast and Reliable’  For Civil Defense

New Moves Reported Under Study   Security Council, Top Diplomats Called to Session

President Confers With his Top Diplomatic and Military Advisers   Some Officials Say Possibilities Range From Further Waiting for Cease-Fire to Extreme Of Actual Intervention Through SEATO

Kennedy Studies New Crisis   President Calls Top Diplomatic, Military Men

Anxiety Is Deepening Over Laos   U. S. May Be Close To Decision On Allied Intervention

JFK, Advisors Plan Strategy In Laos Crisis   As Safeguard if Reds Do Not Heed Russian U.K. Cease-Fire Call

Kennedy Meets With Security Council Today   Crisis Session Held To Determine If Military Action Is Needed In Laos

U.S. Weighing Intervention ir Laos Fighting   Kennedy, Leaders Discuss Possible Military Moves

Administration May Decide Today To Use Allied Military Interventian

Allies Discuss Entering Fight   Kennedy, Advisers Confer on Crisis

Attack Key Spots;  Laos Crisis Worse   JFK, Advisers  Review Crisis

President, Aides Map  Laos Move   Security Council Discusses Situation At Morning Session

U.S. Moves Being Urgently Considered  usses Crisis With Top   Kennedy Discusses Crisis With Top U.S. Leaders

New Parley of Group Se for Monday   2-Hour Conference Held on Whether to Call for Troaps

Capitol Leaders  Told To Stand By  ror Conferences Red Rebels Open  New Attack, Stall On Cease-Fire

Intervention Is Discussed   New Faces Seen At Security Council Meet

Kennedy, Top Military, Civil Chief Meet   Harriman In Laos To Keep President Abreast Of Situation

Discuss What Steps To Take In Far East   Secretary Rusk Back In Capital Attends Session

U.S. Anxiety Mounts As RusSian-Backed Rebel Successes Continue In StrifeTorn Countrv.   PRESIDENT ALARMED BY DEEPENING CRISIS

 Conferences Are Held On Laos   The Editor Reports Il Events in Algeria, Cuba ‘'Depressina’

New U. S. Moves Believed Under Consideration Range From Further Waiting for Cease-Fire To SEATO Intervention

CALLS TOP ADVISERS   security Council Meets—~ Speculate On Military Action; Reds Serve 48 Hour Ultimatum,

= Dsl  By JFK, Advisors Conditional Moves  For Laos Studied   Delegation Appears Port Bill Remains  Legislative Lemon

JFK Might Ask Action By Military   National Security Council Holds Third Meetina This Week

Communist Rebels Attack ust Rebels Attack On Three Fronts  Laos Given 48 Hours To Ask Cease-Fire      Kennedy, Advisers Meet, Weigh Action

Kennedy, Aides Talk Over Crisis  In Asian Nation   Armed Intervention Seen If Rebels Fail To Cease Warfare

inter venti ion Foss! ible  eet etter nin cotuteeqeenntae te <—enatemmatart eet  Nations Leaders Meet As Laos Crisis Darkens

Deep Anxiety On Situation In Laos   Speculation About West butervening On Govt.'s Side

Possibility of Intervention by SEATO Seen   Laotian Reds Still Stalling on Call For Cease-Fire

SEATO May Be Called To Session  Communist Rebels  Continue Ignoring Cease-Fire Order

PRESIDENT CALLS TOP ADVISERS   Security Council Meete~—~ Speculate On Military Action; Reds Serve 48 Hour Ultimatum,

President Fails to Comment on Moves Planned  Klatinrnal Security   National Security Council Session Lasts Two Hours

U.S. May Act Soon in Laos Crisis   JFK Airs Situation With Top Advisers; Solons ° Are Alerted.

GROWING LAOS CRISIS TOPIC OF PARLEY   Speculate Allies Ready To Take Military Action  KENNEDY   Says United States Committed To Defend Dozens Of Free Nations

Military Aid to Halt Red Army May Be Near   Reconsiders Position

Reds Give Laotians Ultimatum   See “How The Reds Did It!” on Page 2A

NEW SESSION OF SECURITY UNIT MONDAY   Belligerence Of Communist Bloc Concern Cause

U.S. Decision About Laos Thought Near  National Security Council Meeting In Air of Crisis

Murder Charge Lodged   Phoenix Officials Link Barbara Baker With Brown Death

me Ver eee eeriert ye OF eS Se FY Sees Vee OF “,  w. D. King io Dieses Of Science Fair in City

Quadros Quits, Cites Pressure Inside Brazil   Resignation Comes After Heavy Attack On Foreign Policy

Leader in Post 7 Months; Blames ‘Pressures’ as Foes Level Takeover Charges

Boy Gang Suspected In Fire   Flames Cause Million Dollar Damage to Board Plant at Virginia, Minn.

Joint Body May Tackle  Tax Issues  Many Lawmakers Discouraged At Nan.Penduction

Congo Resumes Ties With Communists   Diplomatic Relations On Again with Russia, Poland and Czechoslovakia.

CONGO HEALS BROKEN IRON CURTAIN TIES   Envoys Of Poles, Czechs, Russians Given Recognition

 Jobs Rise, Unemployment Dips as New York State’s Economic Picture Brightens

Steady Progress In Talks Is Seen  Kennedy, Adenauer Continue Conference

Progress Reportedly Is Made   Chancellor's Cold Ie Said To Re Retter

Kennedy Sees Adenauer in 2nd Meeting   W. German Envoy, 2 Ministers Also Go To White House

Adenauer Has Cold, He Skips Working Dinne!  JFK, Chancellor ear Agr eement

Kennedy and Adenauer Hold Second Meeting   Two Leaders Reported Moving Toward Accord.

JFK Holds Talks With  Adenauer   Steady Progress Toward Agreement On Berlin Issues

Kennedy, Adenauer Hold Talks   Steady Progress __ Is Reported Toward Agreeing On Policy

Progress Is  Reported in  Conferences Konrad Adenauer,  Kennedy Discuss Grave  Issties

KWOS   _ Accident or Suicide?  Question Remains in Author's Death

Hemingway's Death Ruled Open Question   Authorities Say No Inquest To Be Held Friends, Kin Gather

Question Of Accident Or Suicide Left Open In Gunshot Death Of Hemingway

See Partial Recognition of Red Rule   New Stand Denied by Administration, but Change Evident

Signposts Spell New Approact   Despite Denials, U.S Evidently Opening Revision Move.

American shift in Berlin policy seen   Officials say West Germans being told to face up to existence of East German state

COriike MEALS  Evidence Shows German Policy Shift by Kennedy      Interpretive

Key Lies in Next Moves by Khrushchev—  New. Elastic U.S. Policy Developing on Berlin

NO OFFICIAL CHANGE IN U. §. POLICY   Some Contend Red State Will Exist For Years   Negotiating Room Is Goal

U.S. Plans New Policy Toward Two Germanys      Key To Situation Lies In Next Move To Be Made By Khrushchev

Support For Kennedy Is Urged By lke   Dodaes Question On His Stand In U.S. Cuba Policy

Unity Seen As Leaders Face Press   Ike Declines Direct Reply To Question On Policy Support

Eisenhower Asks Unity After Talk   Sidesteps Answer On Endorsing Of Kennedy Position

Pair Talk Over Cuba At Retreat   Dramatic Meeting Follows Briefing Of GOP Leaders

President Bids For Support in Critical Period   Predecessor Not Direct on Stand

lke Sidesteps Quiz After Talk To JFK   ™N\ SECLUSION   Ninny TRL.

FKisenhower Backs Up  Suecessor   Meeting Perhaps To Rally Support For Future Actien

JEK. Ike Compare Cuba Notes   K Blames U.S. for  Attempted Invasion

the Declines Endorsement  Of Kennedy’s Cuban Stand  eo xpressed — No Direct Approval   ‘Kk’ Warns Of Cuba Danger

Ohio River Trestle Collapses  One Workman Swep 6 Miles Down, River

Mmeipea Piraeus ENEMUES « « «  Ex-Castro Aide Dies Before Firing Squad

Ex-Fidel Aide Shot  as Traitor  gl Bee, Qos e pen ge   Cuba Executes Yank Soldier

Killed Soon After Court Denies Plea   Dies With Former Aide In Fortress Prison At Havana

Fallout From 50-Megaton Bomb Feared   Planned Blast Would Create Dangerous Radioactive Fallout

Sees Explosion As Dangerous Political Stunt   Voice Fear Of Mass Radioactive Fallout It Would Unleash

Plan Would Aid Outlying Area Citizens   Special Tie Lines Will Be Included

Tila Wa. !  Pigii WOU Aid Outlying Area Citizens   Special Tie Lines Will Be Included

JFK Reveals at Conference:  Border Patrolmen Will Be Assigned to Planes   : Notes 87th Birthday U.S. Ready for Anything: Hoover

Says Americans Are ‘Ready’ Herbert Hoover Celebrates  87th Birthday, Mood Chipper

Inside...    Gives Advice on Fishing, Baseball  Opinion Americans Getting Soft Rejected By Herbert Hoover on 87th Birthday Eve

Not Ali Recession: ‘Economys Bloodstream Concealed By Biting Cold

 Scioto Alone In Planning ‘Eligible Ohio Counties Slow To Ask ARA Aid

Goes beyond reading _  Survey shows newspapers important part of daily life

. On All Social Levels According To Bureau Of Advertising Data— Newspapers Play An Intimate Part In Personal Lives Of Americans

Fallout Is Duc In Northwest This Morning  a i sae a ee ion es   No Need for Health Protection Action  Now, Officials Told

Second Successful Space Flight Thrills Nation   Grissom Safe, But Capsule Lost

5,000 Howling Balubas Battle Trish UN Unit   Whites Flee Congo Homes In Savace N ew “Attacks

Heavily Outnumbered U.N. Forces Stagger Under New, Savage Attacks

Marshall Issue Still Confused   Senators Studying New Restrictions

Bomb Found On Lawn Of  Green’s Home   Demo Leader In Philadelphia In Dangerous Threat

HIMROLDT RAY TIDES   Florida Town Threatens To Call Out Guard As  Students Go on Rampage

Students Thronging Fort Lauderdale Riot at Ban on Unlighted Beaches

Car-Truck Crash Kills New Bride   Best Man in Wedding Party Also Victim: State Road Toll Now 637

Chancellor Tours Berlin Barricades   Ignores Hecklers on First Visit Since Reds Closed Border Between East, West; Adenauer Cheered Wildly in West Berlin

Adenauer Jeered As He Inspects Red Blockades i in Berlin  German Chancellor on Visit to Baalen Banned AAmwecle al Mlbicmme

Eisler One ‘Taunter at  Barricades Welcome Is Warm At Refugee Site

89-Year-Old Chancellor Keeps Calm   Propagandist Eisler Among Group Of Hecklers

Fugitive from the U.S. leads Red hecklers   Chancellor makes visit to Berlin barricades

Jeered From Communist Side—  Adenauer Tours Barricades In  Divided Berlin

Jeers by Reds For Adenauer In Berlin Tour   Former American Shouts at Chief

Kisler Leads Heckling Of  Chancellor   Propagandist Says Only One Way Out, Must Deal With Us

Adenauer Arrives in  W. Berlin   Hopes His Visit Will Bolster Morale of People

East Germans Shout Threats At Chancellor  i a   Communists Seek To Disrupt Visit Along Barricades

First Visit to West Berlin Since Closing   Eisler Leads Jeerers Across Barbed Wire

Only Way Out : To Deal With Us Eisler Shouts   High-Ranking Soviet Leader May ‘Counter Johnson’s Welcome

Chancellor Impassive As Indian  Ignores Eisler, Others On Bor. der Visit

German Reds Jeer Adenauer At Barricades  Chancellor Hear:   Chancellor Hears Challenge Hurled By U.S. Fugitive

West German Chief Jeered From Red Side   Chancellor Flies To Berlin In New Display Of Support

Adenauer Tours Barricades On East Berlin Border—Is Met With Jeers From Commie Side

VISITS SECTOR BARRICADED BY REDS   Heckling Led By Top East German Propagandist   ~ CHANCELLOR   Assures Refugees Brethren in E. Berlin Will Not Be Forgotten

Top East German Propagandist, Who Jumped Bail, Fled U. S., Taunts West German Chancellor on Morale-Boostina Visit

Adenauer Is Heckled by Berlin Reds   Eisler Leads in Jeering As Chancellor Pays Visit to Border.   “Did Nothing.”   Refugees Cheer.

Top E. German Propagandist Shouts Warning  Chancellor Fails fog. hALE. Cl,   Chancellor Fails to Make Speech; Ilqnores Hecklers

Morale-Boosting Tour  Adenauer Jeered Today  By Berlin Communists

Chancellor Attempts tc Up Morale   Red Loudspeakers Blare Taunts, But Adenauer Silent

Morale-Boosting Trip To Barricades cela. Se recceteit  Communists Hur Jeers At Adenaue

German Leader Is  [m passive Visits Barricades In Trip To Hike West Zone Morale

RUSSIANS MAY SEND RANKING VISITOR  Communists Jeer Adenauer bis Berlin

East Germans Jeer Adenauer  at Barriers  ‘Beatled by Refucees   Hailed by Refugees ~ Who Have Fled Red Territory

NN eh  Adenauer Flies To Berlin To Bring Citizens New Demonstration of Support

Commies Jeer Adenauer   Chancellor Tours Barricades To Boost Morale

Reds Taunt Adenauer   Top Propagandist, Eisler, Leads Jeers As Chancellor Tours Berlin Barricades

Charge U.S. Helped Unseat Quadros Called 'Absurd' by American Official

U.S. Brands Communist Accusation Over Quadros Quitting As Absurd

Cold Weather Faces New Yea Across Nation   More Snow Predicted For Hocking Valley Over Long Weekend

Chill Weather In Prospect For Weekend   Freeze Predicted As Far South As Miami. Louisiana

Freezing May Reach To Miami  Gulf States   Gulf States Aliso Brace For Frost

Chilly Weekend Is in Prospect  Freezing Forecast As Far as Miem:

Cold Moves Across U.S., Heads South   Vegetable Farmers Of Florida Brace For Crop Damage

Frigid Air Nips At Fla. Crops   Fruit, Vegetable Farmers Brace For Damage To Orange, Eranefruit Trees

Aretic Air Hits Fruit In Florida   New England Area Has Heavy Snow As Deep South Chilled

Warming Irend Seen  New Year’s Weekend Dawns Chilly;  Freezing Forecast Even In Miamt

Back to Yokosuka?...  Temple Bell Returns  After 18-Year Odyssey

Old Temple Bell Back in Japan  Rotarians Return It From Atlanta Today

Plane Crash In Blizzard Fatal To 5   Howling Storm May Move East, Weathermen Sav

Italian Hillbillies  Bachelors Seek Dowries But Will Take Beauty, Virtue

Nee LTE, ee Se EN NN We Trl wh  ROMANTIC ITALY NEEDS GIRLS FOR UNROMANTIC TOWN’S MEN

Attention Girls: 107 ( Count ‘Em) Bachelors Are Yearning For You

Rasbibise Slow in Coming — Italian Village Seeks Single Gals for 107 Yearning Bachelors

Losing Of Orbit Race Probable   Kennedy Gets Report From Task Force On _Manned Space Status

Space Race Victory To USSR Seen   Kennedy Team Calls For More Space Impetus

U.S. Seen Losing Race To Put Man In Space, Group Urges Top Effort

Lag Pictured By Kennedy’s “Task Force’   Program Speedup, Better Leadership Called Imperative

Kennedy Unit Sees U.S. Loss Of Space Race   Task Force Suggests Program Speedup; Picks Science Aide

Lag in Space Race Told To Kennedy  Advisers Urge More Powerful Rockets and Supplying Improved Program Leadership

Leadership Urgent Need, Kennedy Told   Civilian Program, Military Missiles Said Far Behind

Task Force Warns: a  U.S. Now Losing Space Man Race; Calls for Stepup

Task Force Says Soviet Holds Lead   Improved Leadership, Thrust for Spacecraft Stressed in Report

Task Force Predicts U.S. To Lose Space Race  Kennedy Team  Tiroec Sneed   Kennedy Team Urges Speed In Developing Better Missiles

19- Year-Old Wreckage Tells Story  17 War Il Crash Survivors Leave Grim Record Of Vain Rescue Wait

Russ fo Guarantee Berlin as Free City After E. German Treaty, Says Khrush

School Bill Wont Carry Segregation   Church School Aid Also Fails? School Bill Kept Free

Religion Issue On  School Aid Out   Motion To Consider Parochial Aid Is Dropped; Segregation Rider Defeated

Kducation-Bill Designers Kall Motion To Include Aid to Parochial Schools.

investigator Says Two Reports Removed From Death File at Hospital

PAYROLL TAX IS PROPOSED   Length Of Work Week  Tied To Federal Law   By Union

Mobs Shout for Death of Moslems   Rightists Strike at De Gaulle in Oran and Alaiers

Against Leaving Of Troops   Europeans Halt All Business In Port City

DeGaulle Hopes To Win Settlement As Final Act Of Presidential Term

e Gaulle Plan Brings Bloody Algeria Clashes      European. Extremists Are Angry  “But Rebels Ready For Neaotiations

Rightists Stage Strikes Bloody Clashes in Algeria Leave 18 Dead, 50 Injured

Algerian Rebels May Be Ready To Launch Talks   Violent Reaction To DeGaulle Plan Fails To Dent Feeling

House Group Okays Bill to Provide Jobs  CANN Millinn Laanc   $400 Million Loans And Grants Asked for Depressed Areas

More Than 67-Millio At Work In Nation Last Month   LABOR SECRETARY IS OPTIMISTIC

November Jobless Total Down Figure Below   Figure Below 6.8 Pet. First Time This Year

Rate Falls to 6.1 Per Cent, First Decrease In 11 Months, Kennedy Reports To Unions.

GRADY MENTIONED FOR FEDERAL BENCH   Baitimore Mayor May Be Appoint. ed To Judgeship By President; Calle At White Dance

U.S. Communists Must Register As Arm Of Soviets   Duty Of States To Operate Schools

RNeaxnth Kncenth Tescnea   Universal Agreement On... “Need: Of Reanortionment

Kasayubu Says Regime Will Prosecule Katanga’s Tshombe on Treason Charge

Crimes Include Lumumboa’s Death  Tshombe Will be Prosecuted for Treason, Kasavubu Savs

Tshombe up for slaying   Held for killing Patrice Lumumba other charges

Tshombe Faces Treason Trial   Several Crimes Are Laid at Door of Katanga Chief

By Kasavubu’s Government  Katanga’s Moise Tshombe Will Be Tried For Treason

CONGO CHARGES MOISE TSHOMBE WITH TREASON   Kasavubu Asserts They Will Prosecute

Tshombe to Be Tried for Treason, ‘Central Government Eyes Katanga

Katanga Chief Slated for Trial  Tshombe Is Accused f Treason in  Congo

Tshombe Due Congo Trial For , ee  Kasavubu Attempt: Return Of Katanga To Central Control

Congo Rebel To Face Tria For Treason  Kasavubu Regime Will Try to Get Katanga Control

Links Western Survival To Latin America, Asia   Red Chinese ‘Confirm’ Cease - Fire for Laos

Asks Heavy Support  DeGaulle Says He'll Quit If Algeria Policy Loses

Conservation Bill Signed —   Nelson Acclaims Measure: Cigarettes to Cost Penny More

Russ Set Off Two  ‘Surprise’ Blasts   See Related Stories On Page 2.

NIKITA MARKS HALLOWEEN  Reds Fire 2 Surprise A-Bombs As Fallout Cloud Drifts Here

Group Fails To Agree On Redistricting   Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers Legislative Correspondent  Constnerfinll Thana 90

Protesting Censorship... Walker Resigns From Army; To Fight Reds

Gen. Walker Quits Army   ‘ Must Be Free From Men Who Punish For Loyal Service’

Gen. Walker Quits Army ‘In Protest   Ends 30-Year Army Career to Fight  Aaainct Cammunicn

Walker Ending Service Career In Protest Against Military “Censorship”

Army To Accep' Gen. Walker's Resignation  Officer Criticized For Backing Policies Of Birch Society

Hearings Tonight On Unemployment Propose Increasing Pay Of Ohio's Legislators

20-inch snow buries Texas   Southwest hit by year’s worst: traffic snarled

Snowstorm Paralyzes Southwest   Flood Conditions Occur In Section of East, South, Midwest

Rain Hits South Half Of State   Winters Most Severe Snowstorm Hits Parts Of Texas, New Mexico

Southwest Hit By Worst Storm Rivers Rising   Early Thaws Cause Floods in Midwest

Flood Threat Rising After Rain In East   Severe Snowstorm Hits: West Texas, New.Mexico Area

Storm Belts Southwest  20 Inches Of        20 Inches Of Snow Hits Texas, Some Communities Isolated

Worst Storm Of Season Hits In Southwest  Up To 20 Inches Of Snow Fall, Isolating Some Communities

Big Snowstorms, Floods Are Seen in Parts Of U.S.   West Texas, Parts O: New Mexico Are Isolated From Snow

Snowstorm Rakes Texas, New Mexico   Some Communities Isolated; School Children Rescued

Canada Drafts Resolution on Fallout Threat  ) To Ask U.N. for Study of Problem

Fallout  ~ Inquiry — Likely  Canada to Ask U.N. to Study  Blast Danger

UN To Get Fallout Study Plea   Canadians Workin On Appeal To Be Presented Soon

Scout Group Will Attend  Yearly Event   Regional Unit Will Join 3,000 At Indiana U,

One Of 50 Americans Freed By Castro Tells Invasion Day Story   By MARTIN P, HOUSEMAN

‘Home At Last:  UPI Newsman Tells Of Arrest By Castro   By MARTIN: P. >, HOUSEMAN

UN Appeals to Russia Not to Fire Giant Bomb   But Soviets Indicate It : Will be Rejected

Halt Big Bomb, Is U.N. Plea   Appeal to Soviet Is Passed, 87 to 11; in Vain, Belief

U.N. Appeals tc Soviet Union to Call Off Test   Resolution Backed By 87-11 Vote With Sinale Abstention

U.N. Urges Soviet Call Oft Bie Tes!   Assembly Approve Appeal Resolution  By 87-To-L 1 Vote

FIRE ENGULFS BUILDING   Don't Explode Bomb!  UN Hurls Plea  In Soviet Face

Assembly Votes 87-11 On Appeal   Russians Scheduled To Fire 50-Megaton Device October 31

New York: . UN. Appeals To Russians  To Stop Test  General Assembly  Votes Resolution Meatnee Bit Bomb

Khrushchev implies 50-Megaton Bomb Blast Comes Anyhow   UN General Assembly Appeals Bom! To Soviet Union in Smashing Vote

General Assembly Confronts Russ With Solemn Appeal! to Cancel Test

U.N. Appeals For Russians  To Stop Test   87-11 Vote Likely To Be Ignored; Big .. Bomb Slated Tuesda

U. N. Appeals To Russia To Call Off Test   But Soviet Indicates It Will Ignore Plea On 50-Megaton Bomb

Showers   U.N. Appeals To Russia To Call Off Test   But Soviet Indicates It Will Ignore Plea On 50-Meagaton Bomb

Confront Soviet With Appeal to Calt Off Shot        Genera Assembly

Proposal  Is Served on Soviets  U.N. Makes Appea for Cancellation of Proposed Test

U.N. Makes Appeal To Halt Bomb   Russians Say. They Will Reject Appeal

Another Appeal Made   Time Runs Short in Getting 30-Megaton Test Called Off

UN General Assembly Confronts Soviet With Solemn Appeal fo CallOfflest

Only Communist Puppets Oppose Move But Kremlin Answers with Disdain®°

SOVIET BLOC FORMS ONLY OPPOSITION   Red Spokesman Indicates Move  Will Be Ignored

Pupils Protest Four Expulsions Civil Rights Demonstration  Puts 145 Behind Jail Bars

Negroes March 144 Arrested  MeCamb AAice AMAnc   McComb, Miss., Mass Booking Stems From School Expulsion

Fawcett Warns Students to Stop Demonstrations —   Police OUt In Force

British — Land 3 000 In Kuwait  Russian Ambassador Gives First Hint of  iii. . me

Va. AFL-CIO Backs Stephen:   Lobor Unanimous For ‘Liberal’ Ticket

Agriculture Conference Ends Divided   Farm Union Chief Hears Confusing Babble Of Voices

 Sought Uniform Policy Farm Leaders Conclude Conference Still Split

Freeman Hears Divided Farm Opinion  2 350 Farm Leaders In Conference Wind Up About Where They Started

Dover Council Okays Annexation Of Two Additions Totaling 47 Acres

Ontonagon Included 4  Proposed State Airport Aid Program Passes First Hurdle

News Of Lake Tahoe On Page 2   Soviets Remain Silent  nedy Win:   Kennedy Wins Full Support Of Eisenhower

Laos Appeals for More US Arms to Fight Reds  Crisis Reported Worse; SEATO  Warne of ‘'Danaerouc Situation’

NEWS INDEX   Psychiatrist Says Smokers More Neurotic, Drink More

Drinking Plan Stirs Up Storm   Club Serves Liquor At 2 Teen Dances

Ike to Make Swan Speech To Nation ©   Live Broadcast Set Tuesday From White House

BERLIX -_ RIDORS THREATENED Russian-East German Pact  May Ban Allied Air Rights

CD SURVIVAL UNIT TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY   Region Explorers To Open Camporee At Scout Grounds

Kennedy Address To U.N. Urges Peaceful Agreement   Inside Today's Times   : “GET-T TOUGH’ CAMPAIGN. SET FOR 1962  GOP Leaders Huddle With Ike

Typhoon Heads For Japan   20-Foot Waves, Heavy Rains Hit Southern Coast, Winds At 144 MPH

One of Most Successful Weeks  Atlas And Polaris Test Firinas Are Successes

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Council of Churches Religion Features)

4 Killed In Engine  Room; Nine Injured   Blaze Caused by Flaming Oil; Second Disaster for Navy’s New  Super Carrier Since Construction

Four Killed, Nine Iijured  CARRIER CONSTELLATION HAS SECOND. FATAL FIRE

Fire Hits Carrier, 4 Men Die  USS Constellation,  Cruising on Trial Run Crfkase BAS war i a

Four Men Die In Carrier Fire   Nine Injured When Flames Sweep U:S.S. Constellation on Trial Run

Constellation’s Bad Luck Continues  Fire On New Carrier Fatal To Four

Budget Shows Red Military Has Top Role   Khrushchev Program for Economic Gains Is Rudely Jolted

ARE RED MILITARISTS LEADING WAY? Record-Breaking Spending  For Arms Brings Undertone   PROPER LEVEL   U ? FLIGHTS

Students Hurl . Rocks at Police  ltaly-Austrian Dispute Continues

Students in Rome Stage Big Riots  Dispute With Austria On Tyrol Is Cause

U.N. JETS GO AGAINST KATANGA   Claim Four Katanga Planes Knocked Out; United States Furnishes  Transport Planes  - Against Secessionists.   Rey IOUN FATT

U.N. JETS GO AGAINST KATANGA   Claim Four Katanga Planes Knocked Out; United States Furnishes Transport Planes Against Secessionists.

U.S. Offers 21 Additional Planes For Support Of U. N. Congo Forces

Defense Buildup Goals Outlined For House Group   Armed Services Committee Hears McNamara: Two Bills Before Senate

Aim Is fo Discourage Nikie   Texas House Oks Pair Of Bills On Education

Meets House Committee __. Defense Chief. Explains Military Buildup Aim

U.S. Must Hike Non-Nuclear Attack Force   McNamara Says Reds Don’t Think West Will Use Atom Bomb In Berlin Struggle

McNAMARA EXPLAINS   Buildup Aimed At Chilling Red War Ideas On Berlin   Men and Weapons

Peril Cited Over Soviet  Reich Stand   McNamara Asserts Buildup Needed To Meet Red Threats

McNamara Spells Out Berlin Goals   House Begins Action On Preparedness Plan Of President

Non-Nucelear Role Called  Deterrent  Soviet Seeks To Split West  Wwe, rr.

. Bee Se . Reged wiheags vite i > ‘@: 1 sais % cee 7 Le BS PN fi athe! e 2 & ‘ : na veh — en oars . fo4 Bee es ne + fe a : in ® fo BUREEEGGHE YY in + re 3 b f 8     ilding Is For 2. Fold Purpose

U.S. Buildup Designed To. Warn Russia   Aims At Halting Berlin Crisis Short Of War

McNamara Exolains JFK Aims   Military Buildup To Discourage Russ, Ready U. S. Forces

Sal init A aia lia att iad     Rumblings in Congress Over European Allies Defense Preparedness

20 School Childrer Kiiled in Colorado Bus-Train Mishap  Bus Driver Is Given Shelter gg OE ee Pe   Bus Driver Is Given Shelter In County Jail at Greeley

LIST 14 HURT IN COLORADO COLLISION   Crash Occurs Near Gree. ley, North Of Denver  UNION PACIFIC   Streamliner Hits Vehicle At Crossing Having No Flasher Signals

20 Youngsters Killea, 14 Hurt After Train  Plows Into School Bus

Train-School Bus Crash In Colorado Claims 20 Lives  All Of The Dead Are Children; Bus Was Carrvinge 27) Stidante

in siNOTiLNeTH UOLloraao  T wenty People Killed  In Bus-Train Collision

School Bus Hit By Train;20 Die   3 Minnesotans Die  In Crash of Plane

Train Hits School Bus: 18 Known Deac   Driver Taken To County Jail

Parenis Rush to Location in Colorado   14 Others Hurt Critically, Driver Escapes Injury

Train Slams  Bus, 20 Die   At Least 14 Hospitalized After Crash at Crossing in Colorado

School bus hit by streamliner;  20 died, 14 hurt  One family ‘nearly wiped out’ in Colorado tragedy

Colorado Crash  Injures 14   Road Crossing Near Greeley Had No Lights   More Photos On Pace Eiaht

School Bus Is Struck By  Streamliner   Number Of Children Taken To Hospital —Bus Driver Being Questioned By Sheriff

20 Students Die in Crash   Passenger Train Crashes Into Loaded School Bus at Crossing

Condition Of 14 Others Is Held Critical   Colorade Accident Happened In Clear, Freezing Weather

?(0 Killed In Train  Bus Crash   School Bus Hit By Streamliner: Children Victims

Several Children Taken To Hospital in Greeley; 30 Were Bus Passengers

No One Aboard  Streamliner Hurt   Bodies of Children Widely Scattered; Driver of Bus Escapes Serious Injury

14 Children Hurt in Crash Near Greeley   No One Aboard Train Hurt, Bus Driver Survives

14 Injured On Crossing In Colorado   Driver Apparently Unhurt, Given Shelter in Jail

TRAIN HITS” CHILDREN ON CROSSING   Twenty Bodies Of Stu» dents In Greeley, Colo~ rado, Morgue; Several Injured, Police Guard Bus Driver.

20 Children Die When Bus It Hif by Speeding Train   About 10 Others Hurt; Disaster Took Place Near Greeley, Colo.

Train, school bus collide, death toll is at least 20   Driver in iail

Train Hits Vehicle In Colorado  Driver Fails   Driver Fails To Clear Tracks After Stop

10 Or More Hurt, Some Critically   Temporary Morgue Set Up In Armory

14 Injured In Colorado Disaster   U. P. Streamliner Crashes Into Right Rear Of School Bus

20 Children Die In Bus, Train Crash  « Driver Escapes Serious D Aectcestuss Gall tn Lett

14 Injured In Railroad Crossing Crash   Northern Colorado Is Scene of Tragic Rural Accident

30 Were On Fatal Vehicle   Union Pacific Streamliner Plows Into Bus, Driver Not Seriously Hurt

School bus hit by train in Colorado   No one aboarc streamliner hurt in wreck

Children Are Victims  In Colorado   Streamliner Train Hits School Bus; Hysteria At Site

20 dlie when train hits school bus in Colorado  Dead are presumed to be school children:   Dead are presumed to be school children; undetermined number seriously injured

Streamliner Was Heading For Denver   Victims All Children; 14 Others Injured, At Least 2 Seriously

Vehicle Hit By Trainin School Trip   City of Denver in Colo Crossing Tragedy; Weather Clear.

Crossing Near Greeley, Colo., Tragic Scene   Some Escape With Injuries; Driver Held for Quiz

Colorado Children  Victims   Many Injured, Taken To Greeley Hospital

Several Others Of 30 Aboard Bus Injured   At Crossing In Northern Colorado Today

CONFLICTING TESTIMONY  _ Atty Gen Kennedy Actively Sought Aid For Freedom Rider Crew in Alabama

Bob Kennedy Helps ‘Riders’   Reported to Have Interceded For Group Stranded in Birmingham

Kennedy Aide Denies ‘Riders Being Helped   Atty. General Acted After Group Was Stranded, Court Told

‘Robert Kennedy Interceded On Behalf ‘Of Freedom Riders, Bus Official Testifies

U.S. Part In Freedom  Ride Denied   Bus Company Official Says Attorney General Interceded in Alabama

Bus Official Testifies  Says Bob Kennedy Tried To Help Freedom Riders

B. Kennedy Intereeded  For Riders   Official Of Bus Firm Testifies  On Kennedy Act

AIDE DENIES HELP GIVEN  Bus Official Claims Atty. Gen. Interceded For ‘Freedom Riders’

Bus Official Cites Brother Of President  Attorney General Interceded In Aid Of Riders. He Savs

Federal Intercession  In Race Riot Debated   Justice Department Denies Aid In Sponsoring ‘Freedom Riders’

Government Sponsorship Denied SP Verio  Bobby Kennedy Inferceded For "Biders' When Tria Stalled

Testifies Atty. Gen. Kennedy Interceded on Behalf of ‘Freedom Riders: Aide Denies Justice Dept. Helping Sponsors of Riders

Testifies Atty. General Kennedy Inferceded ‘On Behalf of ‘Freedom Riders’; Denied by Aide

 Government Sponsorship Denied  Bobby Kennedy Interceded For ‘Riders’ When Trip Stalled

JFK Wins Narrow Victory   Conservatives Fail To Add Amendment; Stqnature Due Soon

Jobless Aid  Approved Ir Senate Vote   Byrd Loses Fight For Amendment  By Slim Margin

Senate Votes Emergency Aid  To Unemployed   Measure Passed By 64-4. Vote—Demos Hope To Get Bill To Kennedy Next Week

Senate Passes — Unemployment Benefits Bill      Kennedy Wins Narrow Victory In Showdown With Conservatives

Major \ ictory On I inancing  Handed JFK   Measure Returns to House for Action on Minor Amendments

Outdoor Chat   Senate Votes JFK's Foreign Aid Money  ear oP eee ee  eT eee   Most House Cuts Are Restored

Senators Vote JFK  Aid Funds  $4.2 Billion In Foreign Funds Is Approved

Emergency Aid Approved After Issuels Revised   Kennedy Wins, Smashing. Victory As Finanres Are Granted

Senate OKs Foreign Aid  Sapiens: Waite  Saati, ioe   Kennedy Plan Heads For House Parley

Kennedy Scores Narrow Victory On Amendment   Wins 2-Vote Margin In First Showdown With Conservatives

Byrd’s Plan Rejected By 44-42 Vote   Enactment Assured 3 White House To Get Measure Next Week

Senate O.K.’s $4.2 Billion Foreign Aid  Kennedy Scores Victory As Most Cuts Are Restored

Slim Edge In Test Won By Kennedy   Move to Amend Measure Beaten By Only 2 Votes

Emergency Jobless Pay — Is Okayed By Congress   After Challenge  Is Beaten Down

Senate Helps Jobless Bill Over Hurdle   Assures Enactment For Measure; Now Goes to House

Emergency Jok Benefits Bill Clears Senate   Victory Is Narrow in First Showdown With Conservatives

Jobless Aid Battle Won By Kennedy  Senate Ok’s Bill After Rejecting Amendment

Kennedy Clears Showdown On Jobless Pay Bill By Two Votes   Compromise Is  Hinted By Mike

Expected To Reach JFK Next Week   Provision For State Financing Not Included

OKd, 84-4, After Close Showdown   Avert Change In Kennedy Bill By Only 2 Votes

Conservatives Lose Showdown With Kennedy   Enactment of Measure Close to President's Wishes Assured

Senate Approves Emergency Bill On Aid to Jobless  Byrd’s Amendment on Financing Defented by Marain of 2 Votes

Compromise Is  in Prospect on 933 Millions   President Scores Big Victory on Money Bill

Foreign Aid Funds Votec By Senate   $4,196,600,000 Granted 62 To 17 Restoring Cuts

Extension of Jobless  Pay Qkayed   Measure Goes to House; Quick Passage Expected

VOTE IS 34-4 ON MEASURE ADOPTION   State Financing Provision Beaten By Narrow Margin  y Any nin nvr   Of Byrd Amendment Paves Way For Speedy Action To Aid Unemployed

Senate OK’s Benefit Bill For Jobless  JFK Wins on Key  BKinancinge Pravisin

URES ELE DULL, 4A PP PPOveg, O4-4 ee  Kennedy Wins First Big Test In Senate

Fight fo Strip State Financing Escapes Defeat   Narrow Victory First Showdown for Conservatives

Increased Benefits Bill Clear   Measure Passes By 64-4 Margin After Showdown

yyrd Amendment Killed  Senate Passes Unemployment  Benefits Bill

Jobless Pay Bill Passed  Narrowly Unwanted Rider  Eliminated By 2 Votes

Byrd Plan To Change Bill Loses   Kermedy Winner Of Major Test Over Financing

Goes to House Conference Unemployment Bill Is Voted in Senate 84-4.

Senators Adopt Jobless Aid Bill  _Efforts To Amend Levy Plan Lose

JOBLESS AID SURVIVES 1ST BIG SHOWDOWN   Senate Approval Ensures Action

SENATE CLEARS UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT BILL   Byrd Fails ‘in Effort to Mak: Each State Pay Own pos Way.

Kennedy and Diefenbaker Agree On Threat From Castro’s Cuba   Heads of State Issue Joint Comm.unique Outlining Solidarity Of Canadian and United States’ Viewnvoints on Communism   summit Meeting:  Khrushchev-Kennedy Talk Will Be Confirmed Soon

Canada Agrees with U.S.: Castro ls Threat to Latin American Peace

Latin American Warning Voiced  Communique on Joint Goals Ends Kennedy State Visit

Statement Issued as  Parley Ends  Canada Silent On JFK’s Bid To Join NATO

U.S., Canadian Leaders Feel Castre is Threat to Latin American Peace

U.S., Canadian Chiefs Agree on Castro Menace   Kennedy, Diefenbake Also Urge Effective Laos Peace Controls

Warning to Reds, Challenge to NATO—  Kennedy and Diefenbaker Agree on Common Aims   West Sees Veto Traps In Russian Laos Plar

FIND UNITY ON STANDS ABOUT ASIA   No Decision Is Reported On OAS Or Foreign Aid

Issue Joint Communique ..  Kennedy, Diefenbaker ‘Agree on Castro Threat

Canada’s Chief, Kennedy Agreed On Cuba Dangers   President Given New Assurances On Mutual Aim

Common Aims That bind U.S.A., Canada Together Revealed In Communique   At Laos Conference Proposals By Soviets A Mass Ot Veto Traps

Leaders Also Say Effective Control Machinery Is Essential To Peace in Southeast Asia

U. §., Canada in Agreement on Castro Threat   Kennedy Returns to Washington After Ottawa Talks

Kennedy Ends Canada Visit With  Note Of Warning To Red Aqaressors

Kennedy-Diefenbaker Study Cuba Threat   Castro’s Reign Threatens Peaceful Democratic Evolution of Latin America Effective Control Machinery Essential

ilssue Statement On Laos, Asia Seema   Kennedy, Diefenbaker ‘Agree On Cuban Threat

Both Leaders In Accord On World Aims   JFK Returns to U.S. After  Viet ta Canada

Kennedy Gains Accord   President Challenges Allies to Help NATO, Warns Red Aagaressos

Kennedy, Diefenbaker In Aeeord On Cuban Menace   Johnson Greeted Warmly By Nehru

Castro Threat ls Agreed By U.S., Canada   Communique Make: No Mention Of Appeal For Funds

Aims Stated By Premier, President   Kennedy Warns Reds At Windup O1 First State Visit

J.S. President Asks Canada To Increase Its Contributions To Welfare Of Latin America And To _ Join Organization Of American States — He  Issues Warning To Communist Aggressors — Laos, Other Problems Discussed

Diefenbaker and Kennedy See Peril In Castro Regime   Agree Control Machinery Needed in Southeast Asia

Cite Need for Controls Over Laos Peace   Kennedy Ends Visit On Note of Warning To Red Aggressors

JFK And Diefenbaker Agree Castro Regime Is A Threat   Mrs. Kennedy Is Given Acclaim By Canadian Officials

[QO LATIN AMERICA  JFK, Canada Chief Agree Castro Reign Threatenina   WEST BUCKS LAOS PLAN VETO TRAPS

Neighbor is asked to take role in L.A.   Nations join in common aims communique

Stuffs Money  In Paper Bag At Grabill   Eludes Blockade Of State Police Near Fort Wavne

Une Man S Opin nion: —  US. Allies Would Try To ~ Confine War to Small Aree

NATO To Try To Confine Area Of Fighting If Berlin Shooting Starts

Crisis In Berlin  U.S. Will Try To Keep Hostilities In Small Area If Shooting Starts

Kennedy And Eisenhower Confer  On Matters Affecting U. $. Security

Cabinet Aides Also Take Part In Discussion   President Brings His Successor Up to Date ‘On a Number of Matters.”

World Affairs Discussed At Length  Cabinet Officers Join in Later  Conference  By MERRIMAN SMITH UPY While House Reparter  WASHINGTON, Jan.  —President-Blecs John  ‘Kennedy was brought 1 +o date by President Eisex   _ (More News About Inaugural Festivities , . . Page 2.)

Tighten Eldora Security After 32 Escapes   Penal Director Blames Lack Of Supervision

3 Laotians Split Over Truce Plan   Phouma Sole Backer Of Majority-Rule Peace Commission

Troops Restere Order  India Plans Civil Regimes For 3 Portuguese Enclaves

‘India Restoring Communications, Transportation In Damao, Diu, Goa

Indian Army Busy Restoring Goan Facilities  Bombay Reports Most Portuguese Laid down Arms

India Plans Civil Rule Of Enclaves   Reports Say Native Goans Welcomed Invaders But Portuguese Fought Hard

Invading Indian: Mop Up In Goa; Damage Slight   Defense Spokesman Says Conditions Fast Returning To Norma!

India Charts Civil Rule In Fallen Areas  Engineers Clearing   Engineers Clearing Roads Of Mines, Restoring Facilities

Indian Army Clear = Awa y  Road Mines  Civil Government Planned For Fallen Portuguese Areas

invasion lraces Kemove a  India Government Plans Civil Rule For Goa

Mines Cleared From Roads in Captured Area   Bombay Regime Maps Program for Civil Government

-—PLAN CIVIL GOVERNMENT— Indians € leaning Up Portuguese Enclaves

Harry and lke Meet in Atmosphere Slightly Above 0-Degrees Fahrenheil

Harry Escorts lke; Cool But Not Stormy  Ex-Presidents Look Over Truman’s Missouri Library

The Aim: Property Tax Relief   $5 Fee on Income Tax Filing; Stamps, Liquor Also Viewed

lowa House Asked To. Be Set For Possible ¢915 Million.a Year Boost in State Taxes

Mother Of The Year   Tennessee Mother Of 6 Wins Title Of U. S. Mother Of Year

Tennessee Woman Chosen ‘American Mother of ‘6!   OTHERS STITT RISY

NEW YORK (4)—A Tennessee mother of six who has een foster mother to hundreds of dependent or delinquent ‘hildren, was named American Mother of 1961 today.

Author of Constitutional Law Textbook  Finds No Problems in Aid to Schools

Taking Cue from Lawrence .. .  ~ Legislature Gears For Nuick Action on Budaet

British Bid Fails To Win Support Of UN Secretary   Katanga President Seen Not Interested In Halting Fighting

Says Other Side Not  Interested   U.S. Formally Bachs UN, Action

U.S. SUES OVER SHUT SCHOOLS   Acts to Open Them in Virginia County

U.S. Seeks Pry Open Va. Schools  Makes Move To Open Schools In Prince Edward

Emporia Weather   Fair Skies, Warmer Temperatures Seen In Kansas Forecast

33 Killed, A] \njured In Collision   Commuter Trains In Esslingen, Germany Collide Head-On

For Aid To Appalachian Region Governors Draft Plans To Present To Kennedy

(Baitles MeGuffeys  SSP  Twin Lakes Group to Seck (Ouster of Four On Board

Looking Forward Tc Hanaina, Killer Say:    Alwaye Wanted To Know What’s On The Other Side’

‘Three Other Deaths in State  Truck Driver Killed Near Breckenridge

Anti-Bomb Appeal To Reds Asked  Seven Fallout-Prone  >, Sa er oo. Sa Or me 

7 Nations: Plead -for Bomb Halt   U.N. Heedless of Russ-Aimed Appeal

OQverpower Guards, Flee In Police Car   _ Daring Jailbreak Triggers Massive Manhunt In Katanga:

Escape Report Coincides With Death Rumors   Katanga Officials Say Lumumba, Two Aides Overpower Guards. Steal Auto.

Lumumba, Two Aides Overpower Guards, Escape From Prison After Congo Chief Dissolves Regime   'Revealed on  14th Birthday   . Elect Thomas Edison To American Fame Hall

Calls Report, ‘Propaganda’ Shuman Says Feed Grain  Plan, ‘Billion Dollar Loss’

Whitey Ford Wins With 2-Hit Pitching   New York Runs Came on Home Runs by Howard and Skowron; Cincinnati Fails to Make a Serious Threat

Howard, Skowron Hit Homers   Joey Jay Faces Yankee’s Terry In Thursday Game

Yankees Whitewash Cincinnati, 2 To 0, In Series Opener   Play by Play

Yankees Beat Reds, 2-0, in Series Opener   Ford Hurls 2-Hitter, Heward, Skowron Hit Home Runs

Ford Hurls Yanks to 2-0 Victory   Whitey Allows Cincinnati Only Two Hits; Howard and Skowron Slam Homers

\Ford Throws Two-Hit Win  Howard, Skowron Smash  : Bases-Empty Hone Runs   FOURTS revere

Yankees Win World Series Opener, 2-0   Home Runs Blasted By Elston Howard And Bill Skowron

Yanks Nip Reds 2-0 In Opener   Skowron, Howard Hit Homers For Margin

Yankees Blank Reds on Howard, Skowron Homers  American Champs Take First Game By 2 to 0 Score

New York: Pe  Cincinnati Is Shut Out by Whitey Ford  Yankees Win by  2-0 on Homers . TT COLL Tl wel

Yankees win opener 2 to 0   FORD PITCHES TWO-HIT SHUTOUT: HOWARD, SKOWRON HIT HOMERS

aan VOL ee ede  Yanks Win 2-0 Behind Whitey Ford  \4s Skowron. Howard Smash Homers   SEVENTH INNING   THIRID §INNING   EIGHTH INNING   FOURTH INNING

Ford Terrific In Opener; Allows Oniy Two Singles  Skowron And Howar Hit Homers To Give

Kerner Says State Can’t Afford Extra $851,000 Increase   SPRINGFIELD (AP) — Gov. Otto Kerner today vetoed a bill which would have given Illinois legislators a $?.000 annual pnav increase.

Rusk Hits Red Big Bomb Test   Russian Plan Called ‘Senseless, Pointless’

WEEKEND TRAVEL. GUIDE     Capistrano Swallows’. Due to Return Sunday

Say Exiles $quabbling in Florida  Claim Bickering Slows Rebellion Against Castro

Castro Foes In Cuba Rap Exile Split   Hit Bickering By Ambitious Rival Groups

Castro Rivals  Blame Cuban  Leaders In U.S. Regime’s Strength  ‘Appears Greater By New Offensive

Party Chieftains Exchange Verbal Blows in Drive   Campaign for Votes ; oP At le Onened

Albania, USSR End  Relations   Break Expected Since Khrushchey Attack in Octobe:

Split Expected Since Sovief Party Meeting   Albanian Embassy Confirms Break in Communist Bloc

.  Biggest Communist Split Since Yugoslavia Exit  Goviat Union Severs Ties With Red Albanis

Biggest Red Bloc Split Since 1948... Soviets Sever Diplomatic  Relations With Albania

Greatest Break Since 1948 Soviet Union Severs Albania Ties: Other Reds May Follow

Soviet Breaks Its Relations With Albania   Biggest Communis Bloc Split Since 1948 Tito Rift

Biggest Split Since Expulsion Of Yugoslavia   Relations Ruptured Several Days Ago, Announce Albanian:

Russia Severs Diplomatic  Relations With Albania   Interpretive Article On Page Ten

Soviet Union Severs Ties  With Albania  Split Expected  Since Khrushchev ret Wet bhh.atsae 4 t a T aad awe

Albanian Split Worst for Red Bloc Since ‘48   Expected Since Congress Blast

Russians Break Off Relations With Albanians   Action Expected Since October Red Congress

Russia cuts tiny Albania from membership in ‘bloc   a.  # 7 7 9% . 2: eo er  Hole in the Ole Iron Curtain raises prospects for more Khrush maneuvers

Soviet Diplomats To Albania Called To Moscow; Relations Ruptured

Crack In The Wall .. Diplomatic Ties Are Severed By Soviet; Albania.

Soviet Severs Albanian Ties   Break Expected Since Khrushchev Denounced Leaders as Stalinist

Soviet In Split With  Albanians  Diplomats Of Both  Nations Withdrawn   Oe er . eee OS

Reds Cut Ties With Albania   Leaders Denounced As Stalinists By Soviet Congress

YET TIRAAYY HIT LUMATLS —— eee  Soviet, Albanian Relations Split

Biggest Split Since Tito  Russia and Red Albania  Sever Diplomatic Ties

Albania Out Of Red Bloc;  Ties Broken   Soviets Oust Poor And Tiny Nation

Reds Oust Albania In Big Split   Move Expected After Nikita’s October Action

SOVIET UNION REVEALS SPLIT WITH ALBANI   Breakup In Diplomatic Relations Held Quiet For Several Days   NIKITA SET STAGE AT PARTY CONGRESS

Blasts Albania After Relations With Nation Are Severed By Moscow

Soviet Break Diplomatic Relations With Albania   Watching Red China — Hopes Raised for More  Communist World Crack:

Both Rules Order Out Diplomats   Relatins Said : Already Broken Several Days Ago

Biggest Red Bloc Split Since 1948— Soviets Cut Albania Diplomatic Relations

Mobs Attack © USC onsulate   Biggest Split Since 1948  Ruptures Communist Unity

Soviet Cuts Ties With Albania In Major Red Split   Shakeup Rated Most Serious Since Slavs Expelled in ‘48

On Nov. 24 oo Highway Patrol to Observe 30 Years as State Law Arm

Stale Mental Health Program Suffers Financial Jolt   Senate Committee Reduces Recommended Figure by Nearly $6 Million,

Greatest Foes To Peace Are Dictators—Ike  fal i £@g   Closed Societies Are Bar to Negotiations, Ex-President Asserts

Greatest Foes To Peace Are Dictators—Ike   Closed Societies Are Bar to Negotiations, Ex-President Asserts

Not Paying Fair Share  Kennedy Urges Truck Tax Increases for Highways

Kennedy Favors Increasing Taxe:  On Big Trucks   Proposes Plan To Help Pay For New Roads

JFK Urges Heavier Truck Tax:   Income Needed To ‘Help Pay Program Of Superhighways.:

More Taxes On Trucks JEK’s Goal      Added Levies Would Help Pay For Highways

Higher Taxes Requested On Heavy Trucks  Kannady Ale   Kennedy Also Asks Scheduled Drop In Gas Tax Be Blocked

Boost Truck     ness   .. Necessary to Pay Costs  New. Superhighway Program, He Asserts; °  Opposes Gas Levy: Cut

JFK Asks More Tax On Trucks  Cites Fund Need For Interstate Construction

Higher Taxes On Trucks Is Kennedy Plan   New Superhighway Program Setup Sent To Congress

Killer In Custody   Kennedy Proposes Heavier Truck Tax To Pay For Roads

Rep. William E. Miller ‘GOP Is Electing A New National Head Todav

Washington: Miller  New   Chairman of Republicans  Morton Resigns To Devote More

IKE HITS HARD.AT KENNEDY PROGRAM  GOP Elects Rep. Miller Of N. Y. To Succeed Morton As Party Chief

Ike Says GOP Has Mandate To Attack JFK   Battle Plan Placed Before Party Faithful At Washinaton Dinner

Miller Named Head of GOP   New Yorker Elected Successor To Morton as Chairman of Committee

Rep. Miller Named New Chairman  Ike Spearheads GOP War On Dem Domestic Policies

Miller Elected — National GOP Committee Hear   New York Sofon Will Succeed Thruston Morten

GOP NAMES © MILLER AS CHAIRMAR   Party’s Second Catholic Leader Was For Nixon, Now Neutral; Ike Gives Peo Talk.

Miller To Head GOP In Natio   New Yorker Member Of House Since '51

Rep. Miller of N.Y. new GOP leader   Middle-of-road Republican to succeed Morton

Rep. Miller Named  New Head of GOP N.Y. Congressman Chosen National Committee Chief

Ike Says GOP Must Take Sharp Issue With Party Now In Power In If ¢

hal Party's Battle Flag  ¢     Government By Big Brother’ Scorned by Fighting Mad Ike

Miller New Chairman  Ike Deeply Disturbed By Domestic Policies Of Democrat Leaders

Long Demo Rule Is Target Measure Would Pattern “Albany After DC Area

Private Talk On Lumuimba Turned Down   Soviet Suggestion To U.N. Council Draws Vote Rebuff

Delegation WillReturn  To Havana   No Indication of Plans, Says Immiaqration

Castro Says Delegates Going Home   Broadcast Blames Tractor Committee For Failure

Captive Delegation To Return  Cuban Radio Says MissionHas Failed

Castro's Prisoner Delegation Will Go Back To Cuba Today, Havana Radio Says

lractors For Freedom flops  Prisoners to head back to Havana after failure

Delegation to Return Home   Immigration Officia Skeptical About Report in Havana

POW Group to Go Saturday, Radio Reports   Immigration Man Discounts Story; Talks Continue

Prisoners Called Back To Cuba   Rebel Delegation Returning, Cuba Savs, ‘Because Mission Failed’

Prisoners  back to Cuba   ‘Because of the failure of their mission’

Castro Says Swap Talks Have Failed   Ten Prisoners At Key West Ready To Leave Aboard Ship

Broadcast From Cuba So Reports   Quotes Castro As Saying Mission A Failure

Delegation Going Home Cuba Claims  But U. S. Official Doubts Prisoners  Plan To Give Up

Castro Sounds Off in Blame of Amer  Cubans Ready to Leave for Home

Cuba Radio Says Negotiators Fail  Rebels in U.S. Deny Report They Will Return to Cuba Immediately

Ford Company Next In Line, Reuther Says  UAW Accepts General Motors

16,000 Local Disputes Last Major Obstacle   Pact Will Cost Individual Workers Three Cents An Hou

Ford Next For Reuther After GM Agreement   Benefits Close To American Contract

Battle Rages As Kennedy Names Envoy   President Responds To Tshombe's Cable  For Intervention

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Mild, No Rain Is  Forecast for State

Fight For Liberation Will Continue, Miro Cardona Says   BOTH SIDES HAVE HAD HEAVY LOSSES

Anti-Castro Forces Suffer Grave Losses In Landings, But Leaders Say More Invasions To Be Staved

CubanRebel Chief Pledges New Anti-Castro Actions  Exile Sources in Florida Say Ships Already at Sea

Cuban Exiles Admit Grave Reverse But Pledge New Forces Will Strike   Invasion From Nicaragua Site!  It’s Street Rumor, President Declares

Leaders Admit Reverses But Won't Give Up   Castro Reported To Be Leading Mop-Up Of All Invaders

Superhighway Hits Airlines   North Central Would End Service Between Chicago, Rockford

Expect Russia Will Sign Separate Treaty   Piedges U.S. Government Will Prevent Any Erosion of the Allied Position in City, Balk Soviet-East Berlin Treaty

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Russians Claim American Freighter Deliberately Rammed Soviet Tanker

‘Better Understanding Kennedy Hone  President Disc Khrushchev “7 ing With Soviet Newsmen

In Meeting with K     Kennedy Sees Possibility of ‘Better Understanding’

Tells Retls Of Optimism For Meeting   At White House  ted op vi Metehrm

 CONGRESS EASES PRESSURE FROM LAWMAKERS  Heated Session Seen Over Unemployment

Says Goodbye to Filipinos:  MacArthur Raises Huge Philippine Flag Over Spot Where Patriot Died

Speeding Car Demolishes Cabin, Brings \Night Of Terror To Vacationing Family

Car Crashes Into Cabin, Kills Woman   Vehicle Driven By Vacationer In Tragic Smachup

Night Of Terror Auto Hurtles Into Cabin: One Killed, Several Hurt

Auto Crashes Into Cabin, Bringing Night of Terror fo Family Vacation

tragedy Hits Missouri Family - - -  *** x*** + zk  Hurtling Car Rams Cabin,  Dead

Table Shows Comparison Of Number Of Days Temperature Has Been 90 Or More -

Table Shows Comparison: Of Number. Of ays. Temperature. Has Been‘90 Or More

Peonle You Know   é 7. « — ‘es f SHELDON L..CRAM —Y ___. TO STUDY ISOTOPES AT OKLAHOMA INSTITUTE

People You Know    SHELDON 1 L. CRAM _ +6" ‘S#upy 48OTOPES AT OKLAHOMA INSTITUTE

ALGERIAN MOBS  Rioters on Strike Call   Rioters on Strike Call Fired On, Scores Hurt

Fight Engineers Defy Back-to-Work  Orders of Union Air Travel Hard Hit by Wildcat Walkouts

Thousands Stranded as Planes Are Grounded by Continuation of Walkout

Belgium, Congo  Renew Relations   Restoration of Ties Is Announced Today

The Weather   Belsium, Congo Resume Former Diplomatic Ties   Brussels Action Strengthens Adoula In Katanga Split

New Relationship Revealed As Leopoldville's Parliament Awaits Arrival of Katangans

Adoula’s Hand Strengthened  Belgians Resume Formal Relations With Congolese

Resumes ties with Congo  Belgium move   Belgium move strengthens Adoula’s hand

Belgium's Ties To Congolese Are Resumed   Move Strengthens Hand of Adoula In Secession Problem

‘Diplomatic Relations Are Resumed ‘Between Beleium, The Congo Today

Belgium Backs Out Of Katanga   Resumes Relations  With The Congo

Belgium Restores Relations   Adoula’s Hand Strengthened In Congo Secession

With The Congo. T  ae   Move Strengthens Hand  Of Adoula in Katanga Issue

Congo, Belgium  Resume Relations  Adoula’s Hand Strengthened In Dealing With Secession

Belgium Ties With Congo Are Renewed  Dinlomatic Status   Diplomatic Status Resumed After 17-Month Break

Act Mends 1960 Break, Aids Adoula  Renewal Timed For Eve of  Vital Session

Belgium Resumes Congo Ties   Diplomatic Move Strengthens Adoula‘’s Hand

Belgium and Congo Resume Diplomatic Ties   Strengthen Hand Of Adoula In Katanga Dealinas

Belgium, Congo Ties  Renewed   Restoration Gives Adoula Strong Hand In Dealing With  Katangoa

Belgium and Congo Resume Diplomatic Ties  Katanga Members of Parliament Due  teh Racimea Sante

Senate Now Gets Controversial Measure, Cost Will Be Borne By Taxpayers House Passes Library Bill

De Gaulle’s Referendum Appears In   75 Per Cent Vote Yes In French Count Over 20 Million. —

Sheriff Gets Authority To Transfer 96   Hinds County Jail Overcrowded, Board Exnleins

CAMPUS CURBS SEX  Dates Of Student Couples Limited To Hour A Day

i 4 . « ‘Track Decision Due  ‘Trish Luck’ To Be ‘Tested This Friday

Five Sweeties Show Stuff—Al! Of It  Vice Squad Halts Valentine Party

U.N. Troops Hold Gut At Key Points   Casualties Are Heavy In Katanga Fighting

Battle Rages In Katanga   Casualties Heavy, Hard-Pressed UN Troops Hold Out In Three Key Poinés

% Week's Free TV Magazine ¥% Church News %& Book Corner % BIG Sports Coverage % Home Section   HELP RUSHED IN  UV troops hold out in battle

Might Seek Extension Of ‘Extra’ Tax   Barron Assigns No Date For Dependent Children Session

TT gefe rr ' 1pie¢7e J hesTiries  rusted oririsner  Confessecl to Spy Ring Role

Worker: ‘ve Been Bloody Fool  . Asserts Briton Caught Sending Seerets To Reds

Trusted Briton Admits Boner  a   Naval Secrets Given To Russian Agent

British Officer Admits Spying   Caught Passing Navy Secrets to Russian

‘\Gave Secrets To Russia British Civil Servant ‘Admits He Was Big Fool

Briton Admits Giving Secrets To Red Agent   ‘Navy Data Passed To" Soviet Posing ‘As “US Naval Attache

Two Arrested At Secret Naval Station  British S py Confesses Partin Espionage Ring

British Spy Ring Activities Bared  icc fae bn   Five Get Hearing on Espionage Charges

Spy Ring Is Broken Briton Calls Himself A Foo! For Giving Soviets Secrets

Five caught giving secret data to Soviet   Russian agent poses as U.S. Naval attache

Officer’s Spy Role Revealed  Rkinlo Br?   Stole British Navy Secrets

A BLOODY FOOL’  Trusted Clerk Linked To Spies   SOVIET AGENT?   PAMPHLETS. FILM

Eisenhower Stresses Bipartisan Support   Party Meeting Told This Applies Only To Foreiaqn Crises; Home Another Thing

: ~—UNEASY LABOR PEACE-— Union Feuds Threat To U.S. Missile Base

Missile Program Threat Unions Whisper Uncle Sam Takes Advantage Of No-Strike Pledge

NAMED TO ORBIT FLIGHT   ‘PIRATING’ CLAIMED Job Feud Threatens Missile Base Peace

UNION PEACE UNEASY   Rival AFL-CIO Groups Threaten Missile Bases

Missile Base Labor Peace  Threat Posed   Building, Industrial Units At Odds Over Alleged Job Pirating

Feuds Spell Threat At Missile Site  ae Rights At  Ruane, Ztedeey ~. ° SakSEt   Job Rights At Issue In Shaky Labor Peace

Rival AFL-ClO Union Groups Still Quarreling Over Job Rights Today

Inside ...   Dr. Salk Expresses Hope  Vaccine May Curb 100 Virus Il

Dr. Salk Sees Hope for Single Vaccine Warding Off Many Virus Diseases”

Union Chief Replies To Modar Boss   Dispute Bronght By Firm's Move

Glenn, Carpenter In Racefor Job  Cmdr: Shepard Is Qut . As Astronaut Choice

John Glenn Named To Circle Earth   Shepard, Grissom Are Out; Carpenter Is Backup Pilot

Two in Race for First Orbit Race   Prime Astronaut for First U.S. Flight to Be Named Next Week.

Carpenter, Glenn Race  To Be First   Astronauts Are Neck-and-Neck For Space Flight

Inside The Times   Carpenter In Race  Glenn Tipped For OrbitalFlighi

Twoin Running For Space Trip  Glenn and Carpente Beinn Mancicararl

Glenn leads for orbit job   Carpenter first back-up claim informed sources

Alleged Frameup Spurs Support for Ratterman; FBI Joins Investigation

Reereation  Sites Told  Awase Were?   Army Engineers In Forest Plan

Congo Battleground   Snagged In Mid-Air  Fifth Aerial Catch Of Discoverer Capsule

VAT SOULE VNAGDOLY  Aerial Catch Made at 12,000 Fee  Noar Hawaii

Space Capsule Recovered by Cargo Plane  Fifth Aerial Snag In Current Series

Four Die In Plane Crash  Ship Burns After   Ship Burns After Take-Off Attempt

zen. Komulo says:  Machrthur could. save U.S. - Waning prestige in Asia

Douglas MacArthur-A True. Envoy of U..S.   By General Carlos P. Romulo Philippines Ambassador  ‘T., The 1S. vt

Next. 4 Weeks To Be Rough In Legislature   Many ‘Must’ Bills Crowd Calendars of Assembly Committees

BUT SAYS U.S. MUST HELP ‘dueation Chief Endorses Loeal Control Of Schools   READY TO TALK

Federal Control Of Education Would Destroy Freedom And Integrity Of The Individual

3 Councilmen, Dem Leader Charged  Warren Shakedowns Bring 7 Indictments

7 Indicted In Trumbull Co. ‘Shakedown’  3 Councilmen,  eee   3 Councilmen, Dem Leader At Warren Charged

Three Warren City Councilmen, Four  Others Indicted In Shakedown Cases

JFK Creates Special New Spy Center   Agency to Provide Quick Intelligence Data During Crises

Crisis Center Set To Speed Order Action  Command Post Will  Ty... _—«—sa owe # tT... wer_, ?   Command Post Will Keep 24-Hour Watcl On World Situation

Command Post to Give Advice   Unit Concentrates on Cuba, Viet Nam

Reds Want Troika Plan In Resuming Disarmament Issue  Western Powers Refuse To Okay

Zorin Outlines Soviet's Four Year Program  Peeedencs Ail   "Destroy All Weapons’, He Tells UN Group

Reds Renew Demand For Troika Plan   ~ Soviet’ Delegate” ™ To U.N. Insists On Proposal: OK:

Red demands blocking talks   Insistance upon troika principal refused by West

Full Debate ls Opened In UN Committee   Soviet Plan Rejected In Past by West

Reds Urge Troika-Plan Arms Talks   Again Demand in U.N. That Neutrals “Sit: In’

Soviet Presses Troika Planin Arms Talks  Asians, Africans  Favor Force to  Oust. Mercenaries

jERMAN: MILITARISTS. FLAYED RedsDemand Troika In Disarming Effort

Russians Demand A Troika   Disarmament. Policy Still Is Unchanged

Soviet Delegate. Zorin Renews Demand “Which U:S. Will Not Accent -

3-Party Principle ls Demanded   Zorin Opens Debate Before U.N. Assembly

Troika Principle Demand Made By Soviets For Any East- West Negotiations

US., Soviet Clash Though On Body Makeup   Troika’ Principal Favored by Soviet

U.S., REDS CLASH OVER ARMS TALKS   Nations Agree On Need for  Necotiations

Un Uisarmamen T  Russia Renews Demand For lhree-Part Representation

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Top Congo President Faces Trial   File Eight Charges Of Treason Against Katanga’s Tshombe

Treason Charged Against Tshombe  Central Congo Government Indicts Katanga Rebel Leader

Sky-Scraper Size Rocket Soars A-OK   Maiden Voyage Success Beyond All Expectations

as E£Expeciatio  Saturn M Moon Rocket Performs Flawlessly  On First Flight Test

Judges Needed for Congo Trial  Charges Include Incitement to Murder

[Missouri County Is Still Angry Over Map Incident, Wants To Break Away

4 Motorist's Nightmare   Area Christmas Events  Church Services Set

‘Social Gatherings  FIRST TUESDAY - BRIDGE . AT ‘COUNTRY. CLUB — IS: SCHEDULED. MAY 23

‘Social Gatherings FIRST TUESDAY: BRIDGE . AT. COUNTRY: CLUB , —_ IS: ‘SCHEDULED MAY 23 «at

U. S. May Never Get Day In Court With DC8 Pirate   Charges Filed Speedily, - But Castro May Not Turn Him Over

File Charges In Hijacking   US Goes To Court, But  Hijacker Remains In Cuba

Ribicoff Joins Kennedy In School Aid Ple:   “Secretary Is First’ ‘Witness In Four. Days Of Hearinas.

REES MAY BE TRIED AGAIN   To Face Virginia Court In June, Richmond Report Says

‘Brand-Name Retailer Of Ye ar”  Pomeroy’s Wins Nationwide Contest

‘Exiension Service Studied  % ele 6 a8 iBy Filisine Visitors Here

lowa 's Civil Defense Work ls Criticized   Governor Says Director Must Be Dismissed

says State Ranks at Bottom Erbe Calls for Ouster ot Fowler, Criticizes Civil Defense Setup

AN TI-RED SIGNS Vandals Deface OAS Buildings   Sembol Of Fierniiv

\Lock Haven Man’s Body Recovered from River near Dam   Special Committee on Ed OKs $25.1 Million Package

jtax Coliector Fee sil fo Governor.  Compromise May Resull In Passage of Radar Bill

Macmillan. Accepts  Verwoerd’s Offer   ‘South African Premier Softens Blow. By Bid For Cooperation On Defense -

Diplomats Expect It - -  Big Bang Likely   Soviet Deals ltself Defeat

JEK Hits ‘Terror Tactics’   U.S. Stockpile Is  Termed Sufficient

Blast By Soviets Set Any Moment May Be Whoppe  West. Observers Thinl Several New Bombs.

Western Diplomats Expect Big Blast   Japanese React Sharply  To Soviet Announcement

Testing of Red Super Bomb Expected to Resume Soon   See related stories, Pg. 2-A

By Head Of New York Stock Exchange-- Kennedy's Dividend Tax Plan Blasted

Raps Kennedy Tax Plans Spare Those Dividends Says Wall Street Exec

Asks More Tax Break, Not Less   New York Stock Exchange President Aaains? Kennedy Plar

Lawmakers Doubt Kennedy Will Get All He Wants On Taxing Dividends

Stock Exchange Head Asks Hike In Tax Breaks   Urges Congress to Reject President's Request to End Special Rate.

Stock Exchange Asks Congress ToTurn Down JFK's Move to Eliminate Dividend Tax Breaks

ea ae ee eee ee ee ae eee eee ee  Jud ge’s Decision Leaves Husband  Brewing Alone

Inside .    Paris Fashions Former New York Designer  Gets Warm Debut Welcome

Say Major Obstacle  Removed   Report 3 Factions Agree To Combine Armies Of Nation

Fair and Warm   3 Laos Factions in Accord On Unified Military Force

Problem Of Administering Provinces Now Under Communist Control Still Unsettled — Only Minor Points Involved In Integrating Of Little Nation's Armed Forces Remain To Be Discussed By Three Factions

WEATHER      NOSAVAN: VIRTUAL AGREEMENT  Claims Rival Laos Factions in Accord

Laos Military Accord Reached   Political Princes Agree on Unifying Fichtina Forces

Unification Of Laotian  Armies Neat   Red-Controlled Areas Pose Administrative Problem

Laos Factions To Unify Force:   Agreement Reached On Most Problems

Agreement Reached on  Laos Forces  Military Leader Reports Only Minor  Teatiee Remain

Laotian Rivals Near Agreement  Unification of Forces   Unification of Forces Is Reported Assured

Soviets _ Make New UN Demand   Russians Make Demand U.N. Trust Territory Be Given Independence

Russia Demands U.N. Give Trust Areas Freedom   Trust Territories Include Pacific Islands Now Administered By U. S.

Urge Liberation Of Trust Territories :  Pacific Islands Taken Japan 

Gagarin Leads Parade In Cuba, '70,000 Athletes And  Dancers Fill Havana ‘Streets In Ceremony

Cuba Awaits Red Visitor, Big Parade   70.000 Scheduled For Part In Annual Revolution Holiday

GagarintoLead Havana Parade of Athletes  Soviet Cosmonaut Soaked by Rain on  hinnd

President Pleads For Foreign Aid  Promises To Get Rid ie And Bad M  lanagement

JFK Urges Long-Range Authority   President Promises To Cut Waste, Bad Management in Proqrar

Cites Bad Management Examples  JFK Pledges New Battle Against Overseas Waste

We'll End Aid Waste—JFK   Wants Long-Range Borrowing Authority   Hereford Reigns Supreme As Association Opens 2-Day Meei

Promises. To Get Rid Of Waste   President Sees — Freedom Hit By ‘Massive Poverty’

JFK Pledges ‘No Waste in Foreign Aid   President Says His Program Is Best Anti-Red Weapon

Local Union Holds Key To Ford Strike   Negotiations Resume Today

Local Union Holds Key To Ford Strike   It Represents 30,000 Workers At Rouge Comple,»

Shipments Of Goods To Reds Climb   Upswing Source Of Embarrassment To Government

Increase in U. 5. Exports to Commies Source of Embarrassment to Kennedy

EXPORT OKAYS. INCREASE TO RED NATIONS   Associated Press Data Turns Attention To  Recent Gains   KENNEDY LEADERS SHOWING CONCERN

U.S. Moves To Curb Exports To Commies   Volume Of Goods Licensed For Shipment To Red Lands Climbs After JFK Address 

Government Gives Shot In Arm To Housing Market   30 YEARS TO PAY OFF MORTGAGES

To Ease Terms On Higher Price Homes   Downpayment to Be Set at 10 Per Cent.

Liberal Rules Adopted For New Housing   Federal Board's Action Expected To Boost Industry

Down-Payment Terms Eased  Federal Aqency Aids   Federal Agency Aids Mid-Income Families

Federal Board Reduces Home Down Paymen   New Plan Features 30 Year Mortgage, Plan Invites Building

Probers Seek Cause of Mysterious Blasts Explosions Wreck Willmar Building ©

IKE B. BACKS MILIFARY ALERTING -UV. S. Increases Readiness ‘of Forces in Pacific. as. Laotian Crisis Worsens

Bill Would Cancel One Year’s Tax   Andersen Asked to Appear On Behalf of Billboard Bill

Ex-Con Denies He Murdered Minister, 72   Stepfather Aierts Police; Man Is A Parole Violator

Several Other Proposals OKd, Too...  Lobbyist Control Act Approved by House

Congress Reacts  Even GOP Chiefs Hail JFK Stand  es: a    Congressional Leaders Laud  enovnrh

Republicans Praise JEK’s U.N. Address   Eisenhower, GOP National Chairman Applaud President

G. 0. P. Joins Democrats fo Praise Kennedy's Road Map Toward Peace’

Inside Today’s News   Clark ls Cambodia Bound To Probe Fallen Highway

12 Cuban Survivors Treated   Dozen End Voyage After 15 Days  MEA ERY eG HET tee

Where To Find It   UNIONS POUR MONEY INTO CALIFORNIA Farmers Pledge Resistance To Attempts To Organize Laborers

Wel Weather Delays Soil lesting During First Week Of County Program

Vission To Sweden Copenhagen City Ot Bright Lights, Fun, Cabarets, Bicycles  Ry. QKFORGE G. GRAY   Conclusion

Mission To Sweden —     Copenhagen City Of Bright Lights, Fun, Cabarets, Bicycles   Conclusion

Castros Rule of Cuba Appears on Its Way Out   Cites Five Questions as Core Of Anti-Castro Revolt in Cuba

‘Invasion of Cuba Raises Questions ‘About Future U.S.-Soviet Relations

— DEADLY WINDS MOVING AT 135 MILES AN HOUR — Hurricane Caria Turns Toward Upper Texas Coast

Carla Turns Toward The Texas Coast  135 MPH Winds A Center: Warninac   135 MPH Winds At Center; Warnings Out For Huge Tides

*r.TFTrT T-T*TFr-FrTFrT rT FF FTF  Elephant Gets Loose at Adair, Tramples lawns

Nike-Zeus Ripped Apart by Blast  Explosion Occurs  Just After Takeoff

Hoffa and Rival Meet. Don't Talk  Teamster President Sees No Real Trend

J immy Hoffa Pooh-Poohs Attempts  ‘Of Teamster Rivals to Unseat Him

Education Victories Scored . . . House Sends Spending Proposals To Senate

House Approves $907 Million Budaet Proposal   Bill Sent to Senate. But No Action Expected Until After Recess.

Give Away 6 Bicycles Here On August 26   Erbe Names James Maggert As Chief Aide

Red Drive Shifts To S. Viet Nam  Foresee Long Struggle for Control of Southeast Asia

Showery   South Viet Nam Seen  Red Target   Talk Renewed, of , Using U.S. Forces As Drive Shifts

TT HCE RILT APPROVET   U.S. Prepared To Act Communists Shift Drive to Viet Nam

Just A Shift From Laos To South Viet Nam  No Letup Seen In Red Pressure

Troops May Get Call  US. Seen Ready to Aid  DiemtoBlock Con quest

Long Struggle Ahead — Major Communist Drive  Shifts to South Viet Nam

Snow Sweeps  Midwest   Snowfall Measures Six Inches,  Strong Winds Moving Northeast

Snow and Rain. Hit. Nor AhAl  Six. inches ‘Siow at. Iron: Mountainloda)

Inside...   Sentence Commuted by Governor Woman, 85, Anxious to Resume Life  After 28 Years in Michigan Penitentiary

Legislature Maneuvers On Proposals   Senators Warn They Will Switch Votes If Wets Lose Battle

Castro Cuts Off Cuban Traffic to U.S. Base  Navy Meets 3,200 Workers At Gates, Hauls Them to Jobs

 A Band To Play ‘Hail to the Chief"  Be Prepared, HE May Drop In Tonight

450 Road Deaths Possible Millons Throng Highways  For Independence Holiday

Grim Trattic Toll Feared For Holiday  Travel Heavy As Independence Weekend Begins

New Storm To Assail Southwest  Texas, N. Mexic Al... ¥ gt _   Texas, N. Mexico Already Count Seven Fatalities

New Vintry Storm Lashes At Southwest  New Mexico. Lesa I ie A a   New Mexico. Texas Count Seven Dead: Snow Up to 36 In.

Supreme Courts Scene of Bitter Hassle Monday   Tensions Appear To Be Mounting Between Judges on High Court

Tensions Mount Between Members Of Supreme Court   By CHARLOTTE G. MOULTON United Press International

Heat Rises on Highest Bench As Chief Justice Slaps At Frankfurter

 Bitterness Noted:  Supreme Court's Liberal, Conservative Blocs Split

Court Upholds  Contemnt Finding VITTUTIINE I HIMiY  Acainst N. H. Man

Akron Boy, 13, Murders Mother  Dispute Over School Work Ends In Traged:

July 4 Slows Effects Of T-H Ruling   Workers ‘Trickle’ Back to Duty; Few . Shins Able to Sail

EIGHT SEATS ON AT-LARGE BASIS  '62 State Election Will Resemble Land Rushes of the Olden Days

Negro Leaders Must Decide Or County's Offer   Prince Edward Group Handed Qiiestion Of Crash’Schoo! Program

Capsule To Be Ejected In 4 Days   Satellite Is Type Which Will Pack Apes Into Space

Tatks Precede Response fa Russ  U.S.-BRITISH CONFERENCE ON LAOS BEGINS TONIGH]

Regarding Laos Crisis-Rusk To Prepare Western Reply To Russian Letter

Washington: Reply to Soviet Note Is Drafted   U, S. and British Will Work Out Joint Answer

Lord Home, Rusk To Plan Note To Reds   Russia Agrees On Laos Parley, ls Vague About Cease-Fire.

Brifon, Rusk Work On Reply to Reds  Firm Cease-Fire   Firm Cease-Fire Regarded as “Must,

Star ‘tt Work On Reply To Soviet Note    Macmillan Due In  Washington Tuesday

British Envoy, Rusk to Confer On Laos Crisis   Prepare to Draft Reply to Message From Soviet Union

British Foreign Minister Coming  Lord Home to Work With Secretary Rusk

Allies Plan Formal Reply To Russians   Red China Enters Asian Picture with  Warning to SEATO

U. S. - BRITISH VIEWS NEAR IDENTICAL   Fighting Again Subsides Over Laos Weekend

Lord Home Arrives Tonight To Talk With Rusk On West Reply To USSR

US., Britain Ready Reply  To Russians   Lord Home Waited By Rusk To Prepare  Soviet Note Answer

Draft Ready for Macmillan and Kennedy Parley   America Expected’ to Insist on Effective Truce Before Talks

ARRIVES IN US. FOR LAOS TALK   To Discuss Soviet - Note With Rusk

Hope To Finish Reply Tuesday   Fighting In Laos Reported Subsiding

U.S., British Draft Reply To Red Note   Chinese Threaten To Turn Laos Into ‘Another Korea’

Peiping Warns  Of ‘New Korea’  if SEATO Moves Red Chief Pledges  Army Will March lf Allies Act

Lord Home. Rusk Plan Laos Reply   British Foreign Minister Due For Preparatory Work

Work Nears On Reply To Reds   Expected To Be Ready By Late Tuesday Afternoon

Rusk, Home To Draft Reply   Reds Okay British Plan on Laos, But-

Note Will Tell West's Laos Stand   Kennedy Labels Soviet Message Forward Move

Allies Plan Formal Reply To Russians  Red China Enters   Red China Enters Asian Picture with Warning to SEATO

U.S., Britain to Open  Talks on Laos Plan   Home, Rusk to Draft Reply To Soviet Cease-Fire Note

In Colombia  Peace Corps To Help With Farming   By JAM.cS C. DEWEY

WHAT THE PEACE CORPS - “ FACES—2 Volunteers To Find « ~ Colombians Need Aid

Chemist Going to Australia  Ta king Family to "Onnortunitv Land’

APPLE OF NATION’S EYE  Britons Second Guessing Over Heir's Given Name

UN. Chief, Korea Junta Fail to Agree   Embassy Concerned Over Order Banning All Political Parties

Korean Junta Fails To Reach Agreement  Gen. Pak Confers Four Hours With Gen. MaGruder

Magruder Meets Pak For 4 Hours  TT i i Ty’ 1.   Embassy Tells Concern Over Political Ban

Report Soviets Want Direct Dealings With U. 5. To Stop Arms Race

Walker Defends Stand Says Policy Of U.S. Has Played Into Red Hands

Walker Questions Sanity of Policies  Be Géneral Cheered By 5 GOD in Daliac

Walker Raps United Nations   U. S. Foreign Policy, Censorship Also Hit

Walker Raps ‘Censorship’ Of Military   Criticizes U.S. Foreign Policy

[CRITICAL OF U.N. __ U.S. Interests ‘Subverted’ By ~ ‘Censorship’ of Military: Walker

Algiers Under Military Lid To Nip Rioting   Troops Ordered to Shoot Europeans lf Necessary

Anniversary of 1958 Coup  20,000 Troops in Algiers On Guard Against Riots

Troops Are Ready to Fire On. Algerians   Rioting Is to Be Met by Shooting “Tf Necessary”

Algiers Armed Camp On Coup Anniversary   Rightists May Stage Riots

On Anniversary Of Coup  Officials Fear Riots From Algerians Today

Dominican Showdown Imminent   Democracy Or Rule Of One-Man May Be Decided In 2 Weeks

Seek Easier Way ToEnd Filibusters   Way Is Cleared For Senate Study

Army Chie Rafael Jr: Will Stay   Yacht Is Due At Bermuda Port Tuesday

' Situation, Termed ‘Very. Grave’  ‘Rising Unemployment Worries Business, Govt.

Concern Over Rising Jobless Ranks in Nation   -Worries. Business, “Government. ‘Alike

This Week in Bustness and Finance .. .   Rising Unemployment Endangers Economy

Tension Keyed High Along Berlin Border  Armored Units In Positions  700 Yards Apart

POINT-BLANK RANGE  ‘War Of Nerves’ Staged By Rival Tanks In Berlin

clectric Tension Felt, Showdown is Seen Possible   Guns Are Leveled At Close Range In War of Nerves

Warmer   American and Soviet Tanks Maneuver alt Berlin’s Border   Soviet Nuclear Superior, *, Red Party Told  West Threatens War, Says Nik

Tanks Stand Border Vigil  Crisis In Berlin Appears —   Crisis In Berlin Appears Headed for Showdown Soon

Sullen Vigil Replaces Cat-andMouse Duel of Nerves During Night; Tension Terrific.

—U.S., SOVIET TANKS LINE BORDER—  ‘Cat-And-Mouse Duel Keeps Berlin Bristling

Guns Leveled Point-Blank At Border  Climax Near   Climax Near In Rival Shows  Of Armed Might

Situation \n Berlin Very Tense   One German Leaps To Freedom During See-Saw Of Power

Tank War of Nerves  Keeps Berlin ‘Tense   Both U.S. and Russia  Claim ‘Provocations’

—~MOTHER, DAUGHTERS DLE~ Famed Skating I g Family  Among Crash  Victims

Famed Mother-Daughter Figure Skating Team Among Those Killed in Air Crash

Crash kills 73, including U.S. tigure skating team   Famed mother-daughter figure skating family erased in crast   Recent winnerse

3 MEMBERS OF FAMED SKATING FAMILY PERISI   Mrs. Owen, n, Daughters Die She Was 3rd to Sonja Heine.

Skating Family Dies In Crash   Mother Had Been Known In World For Many Years

Group Seeks $150,000 Goal For Neu ‘Bucks Fire School Near Doylestown

Production. Employment  On Upswing   Additional Gains Forecast In Auto, Steel Industries

This. Week in Business and Finance ....   Economic Barometer Is Up for the Week

Court: Unionist’s Dues Not  For Politics He Opposes   Union Shop Provision Hit

oF thon Do In 5-4 Ruling Members Must  Support Action, Tribunal Save

U.S. Action Under Study By Kennedy   Attorney General Keeps In Touch As Tension Increases

Federal Officials Wait and Watch  Will Alabama Martial Law Solve State's Racial Stir?

Emergency Meeting In Session   Attorney Generai Kennedy Confers With Justice Dept. Aides

Warn Teen-Agers That Newest Fad (Of ‘Glue Sniffing’ is Possibly Fatal

TEEN GLUE PARTIES A PROBLEM Glue Sniffing Intoxication  Causes Brain, Lung Damage

Officials Frustrated  Airplane Cement Fumes Threaten Health of Youths

Half Of Population Look To U.S. For Money, Sen. Byrd Tells Cotton Meet

12 Plans Face Tests In Senate   Let’s Be Practical And Compromise, Gilmour Urges

FOREST FIRES “SCOURGE WES)   23,000 Acres Charred: 12. Deaths Blamed  - * OnHeat

Flames Sweep Canyon   Searing Heat Wave Kills 12 While Coast Fires Run Wild

Killing Heat, Brush Fires Harass West   12 Succumb To High Temperatures And 23,000 Acres Are Charred By Flames

Negro ‘Riders’ Met by Angry McComb Mob   400 Whites Greet Six Freedom Riders . In Mississippi

Country Reported Quiet   JFK to Submit Job Opportunity Bill Next Week

pi Get New Bomber LeMay’s Appointment May Mean Boost For 2,000-Mile Per Hour B7O Plane         By FRED 5S. HOFE

LeMay Seen Pushing B70 As Air Head  New Cammander   New Commander Has Been Exponent Of Superbomber

Gen. Curtis LeMay  New Chief Backer Of B-70 Bomber   By FRED S. HOFFMAN

LeMay’s appointment. may signal move for go-head on BI70 bombe:   by Fred §. Etoffman

NEW AIR FORCE CHIEF  “Ex pect LeMay To Reneu Fight For Jet Bombers

New Air Force chief of staff will try to get B/0 approved   By FRED S. HOFFMAN

An Old Bomber Man, A Speedy New Plane: B70 Hopes Rise With LeMay Appointment

Parade Through Streets  Africans Celebrate the Return Of ‘Burning Spear’ Kenyatta

FINALLY FOUND HIM  Law's Thirst Unfortunate For Elusive Californian

Reich Pastor Testifies At Israeli Trial   Asserts Eichmann Was ‘Block Of Ice’ Hiding His Hatred

MITED PROFITS, FAIR WAGES Pope Asks Assistance For Backward Peoples

Pope John Issues New Eneyelical   Longest Papal Letter In Church's History Deals With Social Problems In World

MEANS TOWARD PEACE Pope John Asks Aid and Justice for World Needy

Delivers Encyclical On Modern Society  Pope Concerned With Wages, Nations

Papal Encyclical Is Issued Today  Calls For Industry To Limit Profits— Waves Are Discussed

Industry Asked By Pope To Limit Profits   Roman Catholic Chief Issues Long Letter On Social Problems

25, 000 WORD ENCYCLICAL if Pope Calls For Justice To Labor, Aid To Underdeveloped Nations

any a erent un gn aenanremaantanama eaten ae agectnagine  25,000 WORDS- >  Pope John Issues Record Encyclical

CALLS’ ON: “OTHER. NATIONS FOR AID  Pope Deplores Plicht Of World’s Backward Countries

Pope Calls for Limit on Profits Of Industries  Wants Working Man

Pope Airs Profit and Pay Views   Encyclical Deals witt Social Problems of Modern World.

In Massive Encyclical on Social Problems  Poze John Calls on World's Industry To Limit Profiis, Assure Living Wage

“Pope John Asks Fairer Share of Industrial Wealth for Working Man

Pope John Urges  E conomic J ustice              Ber BN  “Calls 6n Industry to" Linit Profits, Provide Living. Wage

ENCYCLICAL REAFFIRMS TRADITIONS   Pope John Asks For Betterment  Of Working Man

Pope Pleads On Behalf Of ‘Have-Nots   Limit Profits, Encyclical Urges Industry

Claims Man Should Live In Dignity   Pontiff Reaffirms Stand On Private Property

Pone Urges Advanced States To Assist Underdeveloped Ones In Cause of ‘Lasting’ Peace

Pope Issues Appeal For  Cooperation   Longest Encyclical In Chureh History Outlines Problems

Pope John Calls on Industry to Limit Profits, Assure Workers Dignified Living

Pope's Letter Urges Industry To Share Profit   Backward Nations Termed Major Problem Areas

Pope Urges Social, Economic Justice.   Wide-Ranging Encyclical Bears Down Heavily On Problems and Dignity of the Individual ' In Cause of ‘Fruitful and Easting’ Peace

Issued By Pope John. New Encyclical States  \Problems Of Our World

Hostile House May Give Trouble to Measure  $1.25 Wage Bill Voted en Today

Wage Bill Voting Set Wednesday  Compromise $1.25 MAnaeuro Arnnyavad   ‘Compromise $1.25 Measure Approved By 2-House Group

Congress Nears Showdown Vote On Wace Bill   Passage of Sl.20 Com. promise Measure Certain In Senate. House Doubtful.

Ree...  Redistricting Plan Signed Into Law, Dems Call It Assault on JFK Regime

Redistricting Plan Seen As Blow at. Democrats   Reapportionment Designed. to Switch Democratic Majority to GOP

REVISED ROAD PROGRAM ANNOUNCED   Completion Of Interstate Ts Scheduled   5 Years In Henry Count May Spend 2.9 Millions On No. 218

Helped Walter Reed ‘Guinea Pig’ Volunteer  Dies In Vets’ Hospital

To Cuba With Dr. Walter Reed—  Last Of Yellow Fever Volunteers Is Dead

Midwest, East, South Get Record Snows, Cold   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

ADI ‘ICE FROM PRIEST  Ser seman m5 mma  Art of Making Good  As a Mother-in-Law

CONVICTED OF MURDER IN 1951 Mrs. Gavle's Sentence Commuted to 3rd Degree

'Big Revision Upcoming iWeltare Program Notes  Adiestreieeretiie Changes

Government Plans To Curb Abuses In Welfare Rules   Widespread Revision in  Laws To Be Proposed, According to Ribicoff.

10 Administrative Changes Made In U, S. - State Public Aid Programs

Changes in public assistance program are aimed at abuses   Broad revision

jro Curb Abuses, Aid Families ECS  Ribicoff Tells 10 Changes I n Public Welfare Prog gram

Withholding, Tax Relief Might Be The Subjects of Bitter Opposition

Senate Deadlock Threatens fo Kill GOP Tax Measure   Assembly Approves Bill But Makes Maior Chances

Assembly Approves Revised Tax Plan   Deadlock Threatens to Kill Issue; Final Assembly Vote Is 51 to 48

Assembly Okays Revised Tax Bill With 51-48 Ballot  GOP Setup Faces   GOP Setup Faces Possible Setback By Senate Bloc

GOP Measure Passed, 51-48, But Amended   Withholding Systen Included, Among Other Chanaes

Russia Warned On Air Drops  Laos Threatens To   Laos Threatens To Take Defensive Action

Threat To Take Defensive Acts Acainst Airlift   Says Air Space Violations Endanget Natinonal Security

Doctor Urges Colleagues to Give Their Patients Good Word on Alcohol. Smoking

Laos Conference Resumed Affera Red Concession   Soviets and British Issued New Cease-Fire Call; Thai Delegate Walks Out.

Demands Action On Seating of  Rival Factions   Minor Concession by Russia Brings West _ Back to Geneva Talks

CONCESSION BY RUSSIA PAVES WAY   Thailand Upset By Seating at l4.Nation Parley

Soviets Make Concession at Geneva; Thai Delegate Walks Out on Conference

But Thailand's Delegate Walks Out Objecting to Seating Of Laotian Factions

Thai Delegate Walks Out of Laos Meeting   Western Nations Back In Geneva Conference

Laos seating hinders talks   Thailand walks out; Harriman supports ideas

New Dispute Perils Laos Peace Talks   Russ Concession Regpens Parley, but Thais Walk Ou

Thailand Delegates Walk Out--  Laos € onference Resumes With West Force Return

Minor Red Concession; Thai Walks Out—  West Returns to Laos Talks

Talks on Laos Are Opened   Thailand’s Delegate Walks Out, Wants Seating Question Settled

Soviet Union Makes Few Concessions   Thailand Delegation Bolts Meeting Until Method of Seating Laotians Worked Out: Ask for Truce Teams

Seating of Laotian Groups Is Disputed  Thai Walkout Marks Geneva Returt

Clothing cost cited     Monthly survey reveals new cost of living mark

Price Index Up By .2 Per Cent  Clothing Prices Rise   Clothing Prices Rise From Summer Cuts

Living Costs At Record Higt In September   Higher Clothing Prices Blamed

Higher Clothine Prices Boost Cost of Living   Labor Department Reports Record Set During September

Cost Of Living Hits New Peak   Higher Clothing Prices For Fall Push Index Up

U.S. Cost Of Living At Record   Index Rises Two-Tenths Of One Per Cent in Monday Fall Clothing Line Blamed

New Climb In Living Cost Told   Services, Clothing Increases Push Price Index Higher

Cost of Living Hits New High Due to Clothes  Cantambar Dannaed   September Report By Labor Agency Shows New Recore

Cost Of Living Hits Record High In September: Clothing Responsible

Cost of Living Hits New High Due to Clothes   September Report By Labor Agency Shows New Recore

Cost Level Hits Mark In Sept.  Prices Advance In Almost All  Catenories

‘All Because Of Songfest Ban Greenwich Village Square  An 8-Acre Wrestling Ring

Greenwich Village Folk-Singing Fans Battle Police over Ban on Impromptu Songfests

VILLAGE DEMONSTRATION NY Folk-Singing Fans Battle Cops, 10 Jailed

GREENWICH VILLAGE BRAWL Bruising Battle Erupts in N. Y. After Impromptu Songfest Ban

House Okays Floor’ For Price Of Cigs   Measure Sent To Senate; Fair Trade Bill Is Held Over

FIGHTING ON ONE LAOTIAN FRONT ENDS   White Flag Meeting Stops  War North Of Vien tiane; Hope For General  Cease-Fire.

News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Another Russ rocket test

Congo Troops Tel To Keep UN Units Out of Port Cities  Plane Flights Must Be Cleared With Conao Minister

Congo Government Bans Plane Movements Until Acreement Is Reached —

Congo Orders UN Troops Out Of Ports   U.S. Transport Stands By To Pick Up Troops, Awaitina Port Pilot

Reports Security Council Will Have To Clear Plane Movements With Minister

Resistance Is Ordered Until Pact Reached   Government Also Tells U.N. That It Has to Get OK on Plane Traflie.

Negotiate For Return Of Dock Sites   U.S. Air Force Scheduled To Land 600 Reinforcements

 Just a Fiercing Koar Tornado Rips Eaton Area  Only Briefly, but Savagely

Just a Beginning...  Trujillo Assassination Is No Solution for U.S.   Plotters Sought in Venezuela

With Promises Of Richer Life Dominican Republic Now Ripe For Castro Invasion   Vet. the farmers scratched ov   Trujillo's Heirs Rule   But Bloody Power Struggle Feared Ahead For Republic

Soviet Union Air Power Is Overplayed   Russia Held Back Aviation Progress For Five-Year Perioc

Phoenix, Seattle Stops Planned On Speech Tour   President’s Trip May Include Other Western Cities

JFK Speech Tour Looms As Political   Congress Praise Seen In Setup On Calif. Trip

Kennedy Plans Speaking Tour Next Month  Expected to Give Details on His

Joey Jay Knocked Out In First As Blanchard Homers  Robinson Hits Three   Robinson Hits Three Run Homer For Reds; Dailey Replaces Terry   SFCOND INNING

Kennedy Sets Up Panel On Federal Pay  . Wants Te Attract a ('  nae... ga.

For Cut In Rising Relief Costs—  Pa. Officials Hopeful For Improved Economy

878 Sign Up in  Grain Program 22,925.5 Acres of Corn Have Been Signed Up

Inside The Proares:   25 Nations Appeal To Big 2 Leaders; Criticize U.S. Base

Neutrals’ Parley Ends With Plea To U.S., Russia   Communique Critical Of West, but Ignores Red Dominations

15 Nations Ple: for End of War Preparations  Nonaligned Lands Want U.S., U.S.S.R. to Begin Talks

US., Reds Asked To Stop Getting Ready For War  Nonaligned Nations Make Plea As s Meet

Neutrals Seek End to Buildup Of War Goods   U.S. and Russians Requested to Open Peace Negotiations

At Belgrade Pa ley  US, Reds Urged To Halt All "War Preparations’ ~

‘Seek East-West Negofiations  ~ Neutralists Meet Ends With Plea For Talks   Ghana Chief Beats Nehru To Khrushchev

Appeals Made To U.S., Soviet  nionatigned Group Asks Halt To  VWin« Dianna tdiane

25 Nonaligned Nations Appeal for Negotiations  Group: Uroes Fat-f Cotenialions  ae eaten Mat, af Caviar taian'’<

Call for Halt To War Plans   Conference of 25 Nations Urges U.S., Soviet to Launch Parleys

Belgrade Conference . Las U.S. and Russia Asked to Stop “War Preparations”

Seek East-West Negofiations  Neutralists Meet Ends With Plea For Talks

Appeal Made To U.S. And Soviet Union   Closing Five-Day Parley At Belgrade Calls For Peace

Hivghwiav   Nonaligned Nations Appeal  To US And Soviet For Peace

REVENUE SHORT  Governor Adds New Work Load   Related Story, Pg. +A

Testimony Is Started In Slaying   Court To Determine Grindstone Man’s. Degree Of Guilt

DiSalle Points Finger AtSlain Woman's Mate   Poses Chance “or ‘Pardon For  WAP pep

Governor Hints Prosecution Needed Of Lover in Edythe Klumpp Dispute

DiSalle Points Finger At Slain  Woman’s Mate   Poses Chance Of Pardon For Mrs. Klumpp

Would Try Bergen! Gov. DiSalle Hints Pardon Possible For E. Klumpp

Policeman Killed At Lawrenceburg  Wounds Assailant... ‘After Fatal Shots

Does Israel ‘Have Authority To Try Nazi?  Eichmann Fate Hangs In Balance

On The Inside   June Allyson, Dick Powell Separate After 15 Years of Married Life

June Allyson, Powell ending long marriage  One of filmtown's top couples split

GOP Move Hints At Split in Party  3 Republicans Join Democratic Opposition to Income Program

20 Children Killed as Bus, Train Collide   School-Bound Youngsters In Worst Colorado Wreck

Bodies Found Scattered On Right-Of-Way   16 Youngsters Given Treatment, 13 Still Remain In Hospital

Driver Didn't Stop. I ngineer Tells Hearing  13 Are Hospitalized,  ThLean Realoaaad Aftae   13 Are Hospitalized, Three Released After  Accident in Colorado

Crash Kills 20 Children   13 Hospitalized After  Train Hits School Bus

13 Other Children Th Hospital   County Officials Start Immediate Investigation

Engineer's and Driver's Statements Vary About ~ Wreck Fatal to 20

20 CHILDREN LOSE LIVES IN COLLISION   School Bus Struck By Passenger Train At Colorado Crossing    INVESTIGATION BEING ORDERED

Driver Has Only Minor Cuts in Record Tragedy  Engineer Says Bus Driver Did Not Stop, But Drove Directly In Front of Train.

Thirteen Children In Hospital, 3 More And Driver Treated   Pictures  Page 7

20 Children Dead in Bus, Train Crash   Engineer Declares Bus Driver Failed To Stop, Drove Into Path of Fast Train

Clay Has Session With W. German President Today  Telle Germans to

Clay Meets With Luebke  On Situation : Defender Label  : Given Clay By  1

Gen. Clay Sees Bonn President To Clear Policy  Luebke Assures West Berliners Of U.S. Backing

West German President Talks With Clay, Tells People to Retain Confidence in U.S.   Previous Statement by American Envoy Had Aroused Doubts

Clay to Berlir as defender citizens told   Confidence in firmness of Allies—Luebke

Clay. Termed West Berlin’s Defender Amid Efforts to Restate Allies’ Firmness

Berlin Envoy In Conference With Luebke   German Leader Urges Berliners  To Trust Allies

Special Latin American Aid Under Study  Task Force Named To Administer Food-Peace Plans

Administration Starts Action to Relieve Tensions South of Border

U.S. Turns toLatin America  Kennedy Acts to Strengthen Relations

IMMEDIATE ATTENTION Kennedy Gives Priority To Latin-America Area

$1.1 Billion Ask For Improving Of US. Airports   Moberly’s One of 10 In Missouri for Air Carrier Operation

May Get Death Eichmann Guilty On All 15 Counts   (See picture Page ?)

Lichmann Convicted Of Crimes   Sentencing May Come Thursday ' Or Friday

Verdict May Send Nazi To Gallows  Guilty of Crimes  Anainct Jawe   Guilty of Crimes Against Jews And All Humanity

Sentencing Is Expected Late In Week   Verdict Result of Four Months’ Delibera. tions by Three Israeli Judges,

Castro Halts Travel For Money Change   Lone Survivor Prineipal In Damage Suit, Custody Fight

Cuba fo Issue New Currency   Ship, Plane Travel Cut During Change

Castro Halts Cuban Travel For Weekend   Government Plans '- Yo Issue Currency With Fidel’s Photo

Money Flowing into Wall Street In Highest Stock Fever Since ’29 ©

— ee eee eee ee eee eee eee ee Tee Tees  Hints to Save Lives During Frost Season

Crane Falls Into Missile Pit, 6 Dead   9 Others Injured In Unusual Accident At Roswel

Ferguson Talk For Law Day Here Monday   Kansas Atty. Gen.  Will Be Speaker At Local Program

Good Weather. Promised For Battle of the Pole  ‘By KURT FREUDENTHAL United Préss International

Good Weather Promised For Battle of the Pole  By KURT FREUDENTHAL  Stata. Pence inebtarcnsatsiamail

No Evacuation Of Cities In Missile War   Fallout Shelters Come Firs’ tn Pentagon Planning,

[Removal of Civil Defense Route Signs Asked Shelter Refuge Replaces ‘Earlier Evacuation Plan

 Fallout Shelters Answer (Massive Evacuation Outdated dn Government's New Prograr

Ws carer AT TOME .. + «  Washington Abandons  Evacuation Program

Man could have taken jarring ride   Manned flight program given ‘shot in the arm’

Unmanned Capsule Reaches Height Of About 107 Miles  Travels 1,425 Miles; Recovered By LDS 43 MAinutae Aftar I aune L.

Severe Test Survived By Space Shot   Unmaimed Capsule Fired Successfully On Atlas Missile

Fired. 1425 Miles   Capsule Fished From Sea 43 Minutes After t anuneching

Space Capsule In Excellent Shape After A Tough Trip   Lands Right On Target After Ride 107 Miles Hiah,

U.S. Recovers Space Capsule   Mercury Project's Most Severe Test

State Man — Not On List   Selection Made as Atlas Nose Cone Recovered

Capsule Survives Severe Test in Excellent Shape  Unmanned Craft Is Recovered After 1 A495-Mile Flidht

43 Minutes After firing Capsule Is Recovered In. Good Shape From Ocean

Space Capsule Survives Test Of Worst Possible Conditions   Craft Similar To One Astronaut May Ride Soon

SPACE CAPSULE IS RECOVERED   Vehicle Survives Worst Test Of What May Happen to Man

Severest Test ls Given Craft; Recovered Fast  _ fe wm Opt OM lg   Could Be Big Boost To Manned Flight

STEP CLOSER TO ASTRONAUT FLIGHT Space Capsule Flown 107 Miles Fished From Sea In 43 Minutes

Unmanned Space Capsule Survives Test Under ‘Roughest’ Conditions

Test Boosts Confidence For Putting Man in Space   U.S. Picks 3 for A Manned Flight

In Excellent Condition Afte Re-Entry Test      Fished From Sea 43 Minutes After Traveling 1,425 Miles From Cape

Hits Altitude Of 107 Miles   Capsule Retrieved 1,425 Miles From Cape Canaveral Launching: Preview Of Manned Orbit Flight

Unmanned Capsule Survives A Tough Test In Space   Atlas Carries Cabin Up 107 Miles: Donner Makes Pickup at Sea.

Flight Is Apparently Successful   Craft Is Recovered After Worst Test Fight Imaginable

U. S. Tests Unmanned Spacecraft   Success Will Boost Nation’s Hope Of Orbiting Astronaut

CAPSULE IS FIRED 1,425 MILES TODAY   Unmanned Space Ship Re covered Off Puerto Rico  43 Minutes After Leaving Cape Canaveral.

Unmanned Space Capsule  Passes ‘Roughest’ Test Craft, Identical to One to Be Used by Man Later This Year. Soars 1.475 Mile<

Capsule Recovered From Sea   Unmanned Space Capsule Soars 107 Miles High, Recovered in 21 Minutes

\Going Into Final Week ‘Legislator s May Set \Bill Introduction Mark

Bills Continue To Pile Up In Ohio Hopper     Leetelatuee Maw His

Lightning Bolt Kills 8 Workers   Negro Youth Only Survivor of Group Sheltered in Barn

8 Are Killed As Lightning Hits Shelter   Barn’s Metal ‘Seats’ Act As Electricity Conductor

6 Persons Killed By Lightning Bolt   Rains Dump New Misery On South Texas Areas

Ninth Person Suffers Shock After Flash   Small Door Knocked From Hinges Is Only Damage to Structure

1 Survivor  Is Shocked, But Unhurt   Tobacco Curing Barn Tragedy Shakes Residents   Saw Flash

Switch Suggested In Relief System   Democrats Stand Pat To Deteat Emergency Aid Bill For Jobless

Oppose Changes In Law Democrats Block Emergency Relief For Ohio Jobless

 Bill Stripped of Emergency Clause Congress Only Hopetor Long-Jobless Ohioans

Bill, Stripped Of Emergency Clause, Passed By Ohio Senate; DiSalle Veto Is Predicted

Ohio's Jobless Turn Hopes to U.S. Congress   No Immediate Aid To Be Available On State Level

Ohio Stalls On Bill To Aid Jobless   Congress Only Hope For Quick Help To State Unemploved

Article Involves Secretary of War Stanton   Coded Messacve Bared on Lincoln Death

Code Message Linking Secy. Of War Stanton With Lincoln Assassination Reported Found

Fits the Pattern Message In Old Book Link: Stanton to Lincoln Murder

Schuster May Sell to Gimbel  - $16 Million Stock  Exchange Planne

Cops Restore Order After Race Trouble   Emergency Control Plan Put in Effect: 60 Youths Arrested

In Chicago's Race Strife  Order Restored As Police Take 64 Into Custody

Hammarskjold’s Coolness Noted   Talented Diplomat Searched for Peace

OFTEN UNDER FIERCE ATTACK  Nothing Mattered to Dag But UN and World Peace

Daq's Life Wrapped Up In U.N.   Nothing Else Mattered To Secretary-General

U.N. Chief   Hammarskjold Kept Working For Peace Despite Attacks

Hammarskjold’s Coolness Noted  Talented Diplomat   Talented Diplomat Searched for Peace

OAS Probe Sought . . . Army Strongman Comes Through Ouster Attempt

Dominican Youths Cry, ‘Down With Balaguer’   Street Rioting Renewed in Santo Domingo In 7th Day in Strike Aaainst Government

New Riots Erupt in Island City   Strike Desiqned To Oust Government  Now in Seventh Day

Dominican Military Chief Survives Ouster Attempt; Strike Gaining Strength

Taken Off ‘Critical’ List—  Girl May Be Able  To Tell What Took Place On Ketch

 Off Critical List Girl Only One Who Car iTell Fate Of Bluebelle

sunburned Girl Holds Secret  Skipper Kills Self, Child Lone Wreck Witness

Launch Ranger 2 Spacecraft   Many Want to Know What Happened on Bluebelle

Lone Survivor Now Off Critical List  Skipper's Version of Ship Sinking Being Questioned

Shipwrecked Girl Gaining   May Tell Fate of []-Fated Bluebelle   Final Rites for Rayburn

Lone Survivor Gains But Stays Closely Guarded   Powe ws F WwW MU ww D:  Skipper’s Suicide Adds New Doubts About Hic Story

Shipwrecked Girl Off Danger List; May Tell What Happened To Yacht

Shipwreck Survivor Recovering   Girl Only Witness Left After Ketch Captain Kills Self

Only Bluebelle Survivor ....  Girl Soon May Be Able to Tell What Happend at Sea

Captain Commits Surcide....  Girl May Tell Story Of Tragedy On Ship

Skipper Commits Suicide —  Girl, 11, Orphaned by Shipwreck, ‘May Be Able to Tell What Happenec

Girl Gains After Bout With Sea  Probers Hope She Has Tragedy Data

Prepare For April Man In Space Test   To Launch Chimp In Preliminary Test ” WithinSeveralDave

Attempt Rests On Chimp’s Fate  Possibility Astronaut To Make April Flight To Fringe Of Space

Cuba Plants Reported Hit By Shortage   Paralysis Seen Despite Boast Of  Thwarting Embargo

Shortages Hit Cuba Industry   U. S. Embargo Stalls Plants in Spite of Castro's Boast

Despite Castro Boasts, Cuban Industry Is Nearly Paralyzed by US Embargo

Cuba Suffers Industry Lag Despite Boast  U.S. Embargo Shut   U.S. Embargo Shut: Many Firms Due Te Raw Material Lack

REAPPORTIONMENT HOTTEST ISSUE lowa Legislature Opens Controversial Sessions

Emergency Proclaimed T i 6 oth: am  _ Vast Drifts Heaped By 75-MPH Winds 

New York Put Under State Of Emergency   Cities Immobilized, Travel, Disrupted Over Wida' Sectian

Major Highways Closed, Vital Services Disrupted, Many Deaths Reported

Business, Travel At Standstill   Full Page of Pletures— On Page IfAé

New York Records 30 Inches   Mayor Halts Car Traffic for First Time in Manhattan   Pictures Pade Six

Drifts Paralyze Traffic In Cities  Snowfall Buries Northeast   State Driving, Toll Reduced By Weather

SNOW-30 INCHES; WIND-75 MPH  Massive Snowstorm Has Northeast At Standstil

Chinese Reds Back Attack On Key Cities   Provincial Capital Falls: Situation Called Serious

ee ee en ee ee ee ee ee See eee  COOLER? Weak Cool  Front Not Much Help

Kennedy Pledges  Balance of Arms Tells NATO That Conventional Weapons To Be Kept at Ready

While Maintaining Effective Nuclear Capacity— Kennedy Promises Stronger ‘Conventional Military Forces

U.S. To Strengthen Conventional Forces   President Stresses U.S. Determination To Keep All fts Own Forces Under High Command Control To Stay Nuclear War

Pledges U. 5. Will Add To NATO Forces   Kennedy Speaks To Committee

Kannady Pledges Uy. S RinlAurn  @rwriti atin j ie aE EN he  Of NATO C onventional Force

Promise Is Firm But Not Trigger-Happy   Conventional Arms Defense Step-Up. ‘Asked Of NATO

To Retain Control Of NATO Aid   Trigger-Happy Use Of Nuclear Weapons To Be Restrained

Stronger U. S. Forces Seen For Europe  Kennedy Makes Promise to NATO

PRESIDENT AVERS TIGHT CONTROL DUE   Military Chiefs Hear Kennedy At  Capital Session

KENNEDY FOR ALERT DEFENSE   Pledges Firm, But Noi Trig g er-Happy Atomic Posture

Will Maintain Strong Nuclear Arms Potential   Defense Against Conventional Blow To Be Stressed

JFK Promises To Strengthen NATO Forces   Deterrent Might Aims Stressed

Won't Be Trigger-Happy, But Atomic Weapons Ready, President Declares

lo Bolster Older-Type Pact Force   Acts To Avert Fears Of Trigger-Happy War Flareup.

Firm, Alert Defense Plar ls Promised   Kennedy Includes A-Arms If Needed To Protect Europe

JFK PLEDGES NATO SUPPORT   US. Will Strengthen Conventional Forces

in opringtield ve  Party Chiefs Hold Meet To Discuss Reman Plans

In Springfield .*%.  Party Chiefs Hold Meet To Discuss Remap Plans

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Esther Nearing North Carolina   Hurricane Winds Are Expected To Hit Coast by Late Tonight

Evacuation Accelerated  By Esther   Weather Bureau Warns Coast Area In North Carolina

Start Mass Lowlands  Evacuation   Report Giant Storm Carrying Winds Of 150 Miles Per Hour

Esther’s ‘Eye’ May Stay Offshore ©  Coastal NC Prepares For Battering Winds

Hurricane Warnings Raised From Cherry Point to Virginia Capes As Giant Storm With 150 M.P.H. Winds Heads Northwest

Hurricane Whirls On ToN. GC.   Dangerous Storm Moves In On Coastal Area With 150 MPH Winds

Whirling Storm Has Winds Up lo 130 m.p.h.  arnin  ngs renee   Warnings Posted From New Jersey To Virginia Capes

Giant Storm Carries Winds Of 150 M.P.H.   Churning Toward Carolina Coast; Tides Pound Shore

Esther Blows On Toward Carolina Coast   Hurricane Carries Winds of 150 Mph.; Evacuations Start

Warnings up in graveyard of Atlantic   Esther churns for Carolinas: evacuation starts

Big Storm Heads For  Carolina   Residents Start Evacuation From Path Of Hurricane

HURRICANE THREATENS N. CAROLIN/   People Flee Lowlands; Navy Moves Planes, Ships, Evacuates Texas Towers. Storm May Hit Tomorrow.

Warnings Are Up  Powerful Hurricane Aims For North Carolina Coast

Carolinians Begin Flight From Storm   Hurricane §sther Moves Toward North Carolina, Warnings Posted’ on Coast

Mass Exodus — From Menaced Areas Starts   Warnings Raised From. Cherry Point to Virginia: Gole Winds Forecast

Evacuation Started In Low Areas   Hurricane Esther Carrying Winds Up To 150 MPH

160. MPH. Fury Awaitec Along. Coast   “Esther -to Strike”: ‘Early Wednesday ‘Bureau Reports ~’

North Carolina Awaits Esther; Many Evacuate   150 m.p.h. Winds Of the Hurricane Whirl Near Coast

ESTHER AIMS AT EAST U.S.   Evacuation Begins In North Carolina’s Dangerous Arene

North Carolina ls. Preparing To Meet Hurricane Esther  Gale Warnings Extend From Virginia Capes To Cape May In NJ.

Triggers Start Of Mass Evacuation— Hurricane Esther Churns Toward No. Carolina Coasi

Nearing Mainland  Severe Hurricane Esther Nears North Carolina Coas

U.S. Weather Bureau Says Hurricane Big, Dangerous  Navy Moving Planes Out of Norfolk Area And Big Warships Taking Cover: Entire Coast Warned   Chesapeake Bay Already Being Lashed By Gale Winds

Hurricane Heads for N. Carolina; Georgia, Florida Coasts ‘Are Clear

‘Esther Churns  Toward Coast  OO i i i a   Residents in NC Lowlands Flee; Storm to Pass Along Coast Today

Carolina Coastline Evacuated   Virrvieane Esther Moving On Const

Mass Evacuation Begins ....     Hurricane Churns Toward  The North Carolina Coast

Her 150- Mile - Per- Hour Winds Expected To Hit Coast Early Tomorrow

MANY LICENSED   Hurricane Esther's Whirling Toward North Carolina Ares

Hurricane Esther Threatens Coast Of North Carolina  Mass Evacuation Begun in Low-Lvina Cammunitiec

DANCING IN STREET TONIGHT  Old Fashioned Day  Parade At 2 Saturday

‘Good record’ for Congress  Current session   Current session expected to end this week

Dirksen Cites Kennedy Defeats Mansfield Calls Congress Record Very Satisfactory

Summit Talks in Belgrade Stalemated Over Wording of Deciaration to World

Accord of Nonaligned Nations Vanishes in Conference Room   U. S., Britain Ask For Ban on Tests With Contamination

EEE EES SEES AEE OE SEs Tin es Sy Es ly it ct  “Neutral Nations Reach Impasse

Belgrade Accord Now Dissipated   Declaration Wording Splits Leaders Of 25 Nations Widely

University System Finance Problem Will Be Solved   Takes First Step  Senate Bill Will Abolish Two-Hat Education Board   House Will Hold  Sunday Session

University Svstem Finance Problem Will Be Solved   VV HNOUT Frotest     Four Tax Réliaf Measures Meet Death in Senate

If Nuclear War Comes  Robeson Is Vulnerable To Fallout Radiation Danger

Tractor-Trailer Compromise Bill Heads for Vote  Senate Passage Seen For Bill To Increase Leaal Limit To 55 Feet

Trailer Bill Likely to Pass Senate Today   Compromise Permits 55-Foot Vehicles for Five Years

Ways Sought To Keep ‘Talks Alive Until Laos’ Internal Dispute Settled

Look Here   Complete Coverage  Of SEO Area News   Co-Leaders On Laos Meet To Save Talks

Britain, Russia Pondering Steps To Keep Laotian Parley Alive Indefinitely

International Talks On Laos Marking Time   Await Action Of Princes

Wee BEERS Be RWW  Coalition Government In Laos Is Foreseen By Next Premier

Kennedy Setup For School Aid Remains Stalled   Mansfield Holds Bill Still ‘Alive’ Despite Blocks

Still Hope For Bill On School Aid   Indications That Measure Has Fallen By the Wayside

IS NOT DEAD -BUT DYING   Kennedy Bill Hits Snag On Both Economic And ~ Religious Grounds.

Provide Individual Foreign Aid Veto   Claims Hope Remains for a School Bill

School Aid Bill Still Is Alive   Sen. Mansfield Says There’s Hope In This Session

Court Convicts Former Heads Of Government  ‘Death’ For Turkish Leaders

12 Turks Are Sentenced to Death rer Abusing Powers While in Office

Bayar; Menderes, 10 Others Get ‘Death: ee  12 Former Turkish \Leaders Convicted

Turkish Court Orders Death Sentence For Ex- Premier, President, 13 Others

High Turkish Officials Get Death Penalty   Bayar, Menderes, 13 Others Are  Sentenced

Turkish Court Convicts ExPresident, Premier, Eight Others a enna LL  Death For Menderes, Bayar

Dozen Handed Death  Sentences in Turkey   Ex-Leaders Charged With Abusing Powers of Office

Turkish Court Decree Ex-President Baya Sentenced to Die   Eleven Other Deposed Leaders Face Execution: Ex-Premier Tries Suicide

Death Sentences imposed on Former Turkish Officials   Sentences Subject to Confirmation of Military Junta

Cigarette Tax Hike fo Begin In NM July 1   Ruling Made For Bureau By Attorney

HIGHWAY 50 TO BE IMPROVED IN THIS AREA AS RESULT OF 'GAS TAX INCREASE

‘Antic ipate Revenve Inc  way pial Steps Up ~~ State Road Building Program

Shows Tough Stand On Berlin Problem, Indicates Position  In Khrushchev Talk

U.S. TROOPS TO REMAININ EUROPE TO MEET ANY THREAT, KENNEDY DECLARES IN FRANCE

Amendments Threaten Bill Threaten Bill   Troubles Befall Impact Aid

Amendment in Works... . Crowded Areas School Aid Bill Runs Into New Trouble

School Bill’s Backers Hit New Hurdles  Amendments Loon   Amendments Loom When Measure Is Sent To Senate

School Aid Bill Hits New Snags   Senators Propose Adding Amendments

Bells of Rome to Ring Out Joyful Message   Pilgrims in Jerusalem Brave Cold Weather

Climax To Holy Week .. .  Bells Break Silence To Bring In Easter

 !  Memo to U.N. Repeats Stand  Reds to Okay Controls If Arms Ban Complete

Reds Stress Their Terms For Contro}   Will Accept West's Proposals In Return For K’s Program

Congo Crisis In Offing As City Falls To Rebels   lleo To Fight If U.N, Doesn't Act

Six Hours To Clear Rebels Out Of City   Action Follows Lumumbists Capture Without A Fiaht

Congo Premier Threatens War On Lumumbists  Gives U.N. Six-Hour Ultimatum to Clear   Gives U.N. Six-Hour Ultimatum to Clear ‘Rebels’ From Luluabourg.

No Atfempt Made By UN To Halt Rebels   Speculate Deal Made Between Lumumba’s Successor, Mobutu

Rebels Take Luluabourg. Key Capital   Lumumba Backers Seize City, Major Battle Expected

U.N. Is Warnec To Act Quickly In Luluaboura   Just Six Hours Time Allotted For Cleaning Up

Proclamation Issued Issued  All Laws Passed By 1961 State Legislature Declared Effective

S. Korean Forces Defy UN Orders   Junta Leaders Veto Attempts to Stop Mutiny; Reports Rise Of Military Fission

Military Chiefs Not Taking Part In Berlin Parley  Kennedy Confers With Top Aides; Taylor Attends

Big 4 To Stand Firm On Western Rights —Hopeful For Talks   Staff Chiefs Shunned?

450 Death Toll For Four-Day Holiday. Forecast As 74Million Cars Hit Road

One Officer Shot: Police Arrest 50   Heavily Armed State Police Sent to Help; More Trouble Feared

RACIAL TE LEAL, PENSION HIGH  Rioting Hits Small Town In Carolina

Racial Tension Hovers Over N. Carolina City   Court House Picketed

In. North Carolina.  Violence Explodes When Police Try to Keep White From Joining Negro Grour

Race Rioting Jails50   Armed Squads Patrol City After Policeman Wounded

U. N. Forces Fan Out Across Province To Rescue Europeans ...  Violence Threatened   REPORT CHINA, BURMA SIGN PACT

Analysis by Durant on Berlin: Proposes Own Crisis Compromise   By WILL OURANT Written Far tpt

Free World Praise For Russian Space ‘Feat Tempered With Anxiety, Warninc

Cosmonaut Eats Three Meals Durine25-HourSpacel’light   Fr ce Wor ld W orries Over Effects Red Fleht Will Have in Berlin

Free World Hails Flight, But Worry On Propaganda Value Of Achievements

x *  Free World Hails Space Flight  gt Oy at me aeee. ce oe fe a   Concern Shown About Military Significance Of Feat

Blaze Follows Blas! Af a Gas Plant   Oil Fields Threatened At Ventura, Calif.

Program Set For Opening Of New Arena Judge Carl Weinmar } ‘To Speak at Formal _ Exercises March 12

U.S. Ready To Accept Red Plan   Deadlock Select ing U.N. Chief About Broken

U.S. Agree: on Soviet U.N. Plan   Plan Okayed in Main; Raises Hopes in Berlin

U.S. Agrees With Reservations To Red - Plan To Pick Successor to Hammarskiold

U.S., Soviet Soften Stands  Council Likely To Name U.N. Chief; U Thant of Burma Said Top Prospect

Burmese Mentioned  U.S.-Soviet Accord Seen On Temporary U.N. Chief

Move to End U.N. Deadlock   U.S. Reportedly Agreed to Soviet Plan for Temporary Secretary

Burmese Mentioned caliente a  U.S.-Soviet Accord Seen On Temporary U.N. Chief

U.S. Agrees To Russia’s  U.N. Plan   Hopes Increase For Ending Dispute Over Leadershin

U.S. ‘Agrees’ With Soviet Plan  Burma’s U Thant Leads Field For Top UN Post

U.S. Agrees To Russian U.N. Proposal   Support Builds Up For Ghanan To Replace Dag

WITH RESERVATIONS...  U.S. agrees to Soviet position of U.N. chief

RUSSIANS’ PLAN SEEN ACCEPTED.   Deadlock. May Break — Over U.N. Chief _

J Thant Of Burma Is Favorite  ‘U S. Agrees To Soviet Plan To Select U. N. Executive

U.S. O.K.’s Picking Of  U.N. Chief   Reported Stand Boosts Hopes:  U Thant Backed

Report U. S. OKs Soviet U.N. Plan   Gives Reds Veto  Over Selection

US Makes Switch In UN Tactics   May Agree To Red Plan To Pick Chief

mg yp . ‘GREATEST GUN SHOW ON EARTH’ .. ON DISPLAY  THURSDAY AT. ‘ADLER: SPORTING COODS -

Coming Up   ‘GREATEST GUN SHOW ON EARTH’ — ON DISPLAY THURSDAY AT ADLER SPORTING GOODS

titer Ltarrowing Transatlantic Flight — 3. Flying Fortresses" Limp Into Portugal

\fter Harrowing Transatlantic Flight 3 Flying Fortresses Limp Into Portugal

‘Coming In On Wing, Prayer’ 3 Vintage Bombers In Harrowing Flight

Pakistan's Chief Declares Congress Must Approve Foreign Aid Measure

U.S. Army Convoy Held Up By Reds At Check Point  Error in Papers Is Given as Reason For Action

Red Premier Blames West For Tension   Declares Russia Ready To Talk Peace Any Time

Khrushchev Sees War Threat Real   Red Premier At Same Time Says He Is All Ready To Negotiate

World is as close to war as it was in 45: Khrush   = 2.4 7 =  Reds suffer great propaganda setback with nuclear testing

K. Note Says ‘Will Talk’ At Any Time  Blames Tension  On JFK, West

‘War Threat Stressed By Soviet Chief   Peace Parley ‘Any Time, Place’ Okayed

: Inside eee   Separate Measure Due  Aid for Parochial Schools Dropped From General Bill

Church School Aid Backers «Will Delay  ' BDemarernatic landarc Dran Prannen!l Ta   Democratic Leaders Drop Proposal To Tie Plan To General Schoo! Grant

: ene OTit RUTMNeG Pim  ‘2 Brutal Years Spent By Shepard Training

Reserved But ‘Winning’ Shepard Has Spent Lifetime  On Dangerous Assignments

Capital, United Merge to Form Nation’s Larcest Airline: Restrictions Placed

Ninety-Eight Irish Americans Begin Trek Home — After Week-Long Delay at Airport in: Ireliaine

Sentimental Journey Bogged Down - -   Irish-Americans Off At Last

98 Tourists Off for U. S. at Last But 88 More Are Still Stranded

‘Fed Up With Shannon Airport’ 98 Irish-Americans Finally Get Into Air On Way Back To States

Inside...   Trip Delayed tor Week  Stranded Tourists Head Home From freland

Happily, They Say Farewell to Erin   Slim Moscow Crowd For Peace Walkers

L.B.J. States Communism Can Be Stopped In Asia; Outlines Five-Point Plan

Johnson Says U. §. Can Stop Reds In Asia   Vice President Urges American Aid Ir Raising Standard of Living.

W. Berlin Cops Roll Back Western Zone Youth Mob   Adenauer Sees Kennedy Again

West Berlin Youths Storm Border Wall; Repulsed By WaterHosesAndTearGas

Water Cannon, Tear Gas Used  West Berlin Police Push Mob Back From Red Wall

Young West Berliners ‘Storm at Border Wall   Hundreds Rolled Back by Own Police and Tear Gas Barrage

West Zone Youths Storm Russ Wall   W. Berlin Police Use Night Sticks to Roll Back Anaqry Demonstrators

West Berlin Police Halt Wall Charge   Tear Gas, Water Battle Is Staged

200 Grenades Sail Over Wall During Attack   No Reports Of Serious Injuries But Many Drenched By Blasts From Red’s Water Gun

Youths Charge  Barrier   Wall Must Go, Cry the Young  Demonstrators

W. Berlin Cops Use Clubs As Gangs Try Wall   Demonstrators Als: Targets for Water From Eastern Side

PIVINDAREL) TIVALEL DAGIN  West Berlin Police Drive Back Youths Trying, To Storm Wall

Berliners Seek To Storm Wall  Many Westerners Cry, ‘Wall Must Go’; Policemen Use Sticks

Youths Try To Storm  Red Wall   Police Hold Back West Zone Crowd, Tear Gas Battle Breaks Out Again

West Reich Youths Riot At Red Wall   Police Turn Back Throng Demanding Barriers Removed

20,000 March in Anniversary Observance  West Re Youths Attempt to Storm Berlin Barrier

W. Berlin Police Drive Back Big Crowd of Youths   Try Storming Wall Built by Commies

Youths storm Communist  built border   Battle of tear gas and water over barricade

RIOT AT WALL SEPARATING BERLIN   ‘Wall Must Go,” Demonstrators Shout  POLICE   On Both Sides Toss Tear Gas Grenades: 20,000 In Protest Parade

Berlin Police Roll Back West Zone Youths  Threatening to Storm Communist Barrters

SHOUTS OF ‘THE WALL MUST GO’  Police Halt Youths Attack On Red Barriers at Border

West Berliners Storm Red Wall; Beaten Back by Police Nightsticks

West Berlin Police Drive Back Youths Trying To Storm Wall   East Berlin Police Open Up With Water Cannon And Tear Ga

37 Girls Suspended  School Officials Crack Down On Exposed Knees

Hemline raise craze causes gaze; distraction part of evil faction

WILL BE IN CALL   Today's Index   37 Pairs Of Knees Sent Home  Short Skirters ‘Don't Have Leg To Stand On’

IGHT:-WA “ADS Largest Circulation’ in * South Texas   School’s Knee-Knoekers Tell Belles to Ring Down Skirts

Upheaval Succeeds In Ecuador   Civil War Threat; President Ousted In Army Movement

Air Force Happy Over Satellite   Discoverer Placed En Orbit Over Poles

DISCOVERER SATELLITE IS PUT INTO SKY   Weighs 2, 450 Pounds; Ejects  Capsule After 4 Days  in Orbit.

Big Satellite Put in Orbit   Latest Discoverer Shot Higher Than Predecessors

[Discoverer XX to Drop Capsule Heaviest Satellite Is Put into Orbit

‘Discoverer Orbits : Same Type Shot To Send Monk Aloft During March

New Satellite Scores Firsts For Air Force   Discoverer Reported Heaviest in Series,  Higher in Orbit

Air Force Happy With Discoverer  It’s Heaviest Sent Up By U.S., Highest  Discoverer Orbit 

“Discoverer. Heaviest ‘To Date, a  Air Force Hails Satellite: Russian Sees U.S. aad.

Discoverer 20 Breaks Record   Heaviest U.S.   Heaviest U.S. Space Satellite

Discoverer Satellite No. 20 Is In Orbit   Is Heaviest And Highest Of ‘Discoverers’

Discoverer No. 20 is In Orbit   Satellite Je Heaviest In Series So Far

81-Foot Projectile Zooms Into Space; Air Force Satisfied with Results

Latest Discoverer Satellite in Orbit   BALLOON SATELLITE DETECTED IN SPACE

‘Abolition’ ToBe Shown In St. Joseph   Reserve Officers Sponsor April 27.

Embassy Cut Final Straw, lke Declares   Americans Urged To Leave Cuba: Official Arrested

Castro Is Warned . : . Hands Off Guantanamo  OS. Breaks Diplomatic Welations With Cuba

Cuba Told Hands Off  Naval Base   KEY WEST, Fia. (AP)—Twe U. 8. destroyers, the Brough and the John KR. Perry, were placed on two-hour alert ts pick ep 0, §. Embassy perseenei to be evacuated from Me-

2 Students Sought Deep ln Earth   Rescue Workers Burrow 2,000 Fect Seeking Lost Pair

Allies Advise Pilots of Three Civilian Airlines To Disregard  Traffic Rule

Laos Move Expected — Any Time   SEATO Adopts Mild Warning To Communists

Primary Vote Here Tuesday For City Posts  Commission Race   Commission Race By Seven to Have Few Ballots Cast

Primary Vote Here Tuesday 8 City das  AMMNiI<cecian KAt ea   Commission Race By Seven to Have Few Ballots Cast

HERALD INDEX   Mikoyan Urges Japanese Premier to Break. Japan’s Defensive Ties With United States

in Laos Crisis  Another ‘Korea’ Threatened  By Red Chinese Challenge

Red China Issues New Threat to War-Torn Laos   Chen Yi Tells of Red Chinese Plans to Send Troops to  Junele Kingdom

Would React Should SEATO Send In Troops   West To Seek Clarification Of Soviet Reply

Korean-Type Laotian War Feared  Chinese Reds Threaten To Send Troops If SEATO Does

Red Chinese Threaten  Action in Laos Crisis   Peace in Laos  Appears Likely

 4° 7 ‘ “4 Cease Fire Talks Continue  U.S. ‘Copter Pilots In Laos Defy Threats Of Chinese

U.S. Copters Fly Supplies To Frontline   Commie-Supported Troops Continue To Advance in Laos

Rebel Army Makes Gains  _ Red China Vows War If -SEATO Aids Government

Yanks Fly Supplies To Laos Front Line   Rebels Continue Advance; Reds Threaten Korea-Type War If There’s No Cease-Fire

awrwser 2s Wer eens Asus  ‘Red Chinese Threat Raises War Specter

Helicopters: Fly To Aid Laotians   ‘Civilian Monned — Craft On First Supply Missions To Front

4000 Texas Students in 9-Hour Riot   ‘Collegians Turn -Galveston Fete Into Free-for- All

Liz Taylor, Battling For Life, Receives Blood Transfusions   Condition Grave As Anemia Develops

Liz Taylor, Weakened hy. ‘Anemia, Still Grave   T ransfusion, Electronic Lung Deed to Save Sivichon Aeeecs

Actress Given Traiisfusions Anemia New Threat To Liz Taylor’s Life

Appeals Expected In Strategy to Fill Southern Jails; Wait Decision on Bonds

Moanings From Lawmakers .  Senate Gets Bid for Annual Sessions of Legislature

She Cruises with Onassis  Sennennnnetnneenememennenammmemnneeentente  Mate wants Callas blamed for breakup

Arabs Rally Behind Tunisia Mla  West's Position In North Africa Imneriled

-~FORMER RIVALS ARE UNITED— Battle Against French Rallies African Arabs

Bizerte Fight Aids Arab Unity against French  U.S. Put on Spot; with Bases Abroad, France Ics Ally

Bourguiba Orders Pipeline Seizure   Arab Unity Growing Out Of War

 Says Battle Over Bizerte Forging New Arab Unity   Re ANDREW ROROWIEC

New Arab Unity Forged By Battle for Bizerte    'Y.S., Ally of France, - Is Put on Spot by De Gaulle’s Move

Defense Begins Testimony In Red Spy Tria   Woman Employe at Naval Base Attempts to Clear Herself of Charges.

Nelson Awaits Tax Analysis _ Silent on Signing  np. PF -. g£¢ ge._f..

Nelson Fails fo Air Feelings “oncerning Ta)   Governor Awaits Analysis; Could Support Veto

WOovernor s DUQQET V/Trerea Sawyer Asks More Help In State Welfare, Schools

He Did Not Know What Time It Was   Soviet Cosmonaut Played Hop-Scotch With Three Days

Cosmonaut Flitted Back and Forth Through Many Days in Orbit Flight

Rocky Faces GOP Revolt Over State Grants To Private College Students

No Sign Of Rockefeller Retreat  (Revolt Threat Grows  ‘On College Aid Plan

CABINET RANK IS REQUESTED   Urban Affairs And Hous  ing Department :  Proposed

Inside...    Cabinet Rank Agency President Formally Request:  Urban Affairs Department

“Large And Dangerous’ Storm Packs 125Mile Winds   TEXAS, LOUISIANA HAVE HIGH TIDES

Hurricane Threatens  S. Coast   Expect Carla to Hold Path for Louisiana, Texas; Tides Forcing Many From Homes

Big, Bad Carl In Gulf, Spins  Toward Land  High Tides Hit Louisiana and Texas Coasts

Carla Veers Westward   Storm Pushes High Tides To Louisiana, Texas Coast

Wwvarreliing bitterly Little C onsolation From Row  Can Be Drawn by Free World

In Fact, Feud May Increase Danger  -Intra-Red Quarrel Of Little Use To West

School Merger Is Profesied  Franklin Local   Franklin Local To Fight Action

Election Board Watches ‘Franklin Loeal’s Parents May Sue Against Merger

Mild Days Due to End For Holland   Freezing Rain, Snow Forecast for Area; UP to Get Heavy Snow

Adm. Rickover Receives Top Navy Award   Medal Given For Development Of Nuclear Subs

Flies Back To Military Stronghold   Oum Repeats Refusal To Meet Opposition Leaders

Souvanna Hopes To Save Truce Pro-Communist Prince Quits Aborted Laotian Peace Talks

Red Laos Prince Abandons Peace Talks; Ally Trying To Salvage Negofiations

Pro-Commie Abandons Laos Peace Talks  Nothing Develops After 3 Days   Nothing Develops After 3 Days Of Negotiation

Soviet-Backed Prince Returns To Stronghold   Neutralist Leader Remains In Vientiane. Hoping to Gain Some Accord.

Frigid Cold Grips Eastern Hal€ of US.   Widespread Snow Storm Marehes Into South

Armed Robbers Are Sentenced 16-Year-Old Youths  Get One To LO Years At State Reformatory

sdiallcsicriinint sve Incentive Money For Public Failout Shelters Proposed

$700 Million Plan —  - Civil Defense Program To Seek More Shelters

‘700 Million For Shelters Will Be Asked   National Programs Would Equip Schools, And Hospitals

NON-INDIVIDUAL—  Federal CD Program Includes Funds For Fallout Shelters

No Money for Homes ....     Incentive Plan for Public  Fallout Shelters Announced

Civil Defense Plan Will Co: $700 Million   Federal Program Include Funds fa: Public Shelters

Drizzlv   Old Santa Claws  Reigns   Incen tive Pay Proposed ForPublicFallout Units

Federal CD Program Will Include Incentive Payments for Shelters in Schools, Hospitals

$700 Million Fallout Shelter Plan Readied   Incentive Payments To Schools, Hospitals Included In Proposals

CD Plan Cost $700 Million   Incentive Program Included In Fallout Shelters For Schools. Hospitals

Incentives On Shelter Jobs Told   Govt. Payments Slatec For Construction in Schools, Others.

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Federal CD Proaram to Cost $700 Million

U.S. To Offer Shelter Plan  Incentive Pay   Payments Affect Anstitations Only; No Individual Help

U.S. Bares Its © Shelter Program  ¢700 Million to Protect 20 Million

Fallout Shelter  Incentive Plan   Fallout Shelter Survey Contract Is Negotiated

CD Program To Cost About $700 Million  Incentive Payments  pT eee Cee ee

Incentive Payments For Mass Shelters  . Government to Push ’ Construction Pace

Commissioners Return To Laos  Truce Negotiators Make No Progress

Briefs e@e:e From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Iruce Commission Tries

Co »mmission to Certify Cease-Fire  ‘Revi ved T Truce Agency in Laos

Cease-Fire Must Be Certified  Action Is First Task Of Laos Truce Group

Both Sides Charge Violations Discord Continues in Laos  As Truce Group Arrives

Truce Unit Returns To Laos  a ; A weet me pe =™/ rm Dr. 4   Arrive as Rival Negotiators Toss Charges

Laos ° Truce Commission Back On Jot   Negotiators Have Yet To Get Anywhere As Charges Fly

Kennedy Pushes Education Bilt  E€fa+t Navt Your   Effort Next Year Is President’s Goal

Kennedy Strives To Keep Congress From Blocking School Aid Next Year

School Aid Bill ls Dead for Year  Existing Programs Extended Two Years

Ree BANE TT Senate Approves Money Measure   Appropriation Bill Gets Preliminary Passage

Senate Nod Is Given Two Money Bills   Over $2 Million Allocated To 35 State Agencies

Train Engine Plunges Info Flooded Ravine   Engineer And Fireman Hurt

Brakes Avert Rail Disaster  * * * * * bad x * * * *  * * * * *   Passenger Train Almost Plunges Into Floodswept Ravin;

Only for Belt.   Engine, Baggage Car into Ravine; - Passengers Safe

Automatic Brakes Stop Train  ee  Major  Rail Disaster Averted In Alabama

Alig tie.  Sunday will be partly cloudy with the high near 40, the same iemperature expected this after.   ~TRESTLE COLLAPSES— ; Locomotive Plunges Into 40-Foot Ravine

Income Tax Is Top Topic Of Weekend   Legislators Get Tables Showing What It Will Cost

Commission Says Negro Trap in US.   Vicious Cycle by Unions, Schools And Emplovers

O, The Inside    Unique Plan Pays Off Young Catholic Priest In Colombia  Teaching Thousands In Radio Classe:

Radio School Of Air In Latin America Is Powerful Weapon Against Communism

CONTEST aT FAIR _— TO REPLACE '  t  TRACTOR RODEO   ./ Contact Farr “Bureau Office — For Details

_ Project Plans  ‘  TRACTOR PULLING  CONTEST AT FAIR  — TO REPLACE   TRACTOR RODEO   Contact Farm Bureau Office — For Details

UNION LEADER ~ IN BALTIMORI   Reuther Outlines 3-Point Program To Provide Jobs

In Prison Garb, They Make It Gay Yuletide   Best Party Yet.   Just Old Santa.

Dial Service Into Action Here Sunday   Direct Distance Dialing Will Be Included

Parity Level Set In Kennedy Bill         Administration Plan Is Now Ready for Congress

Farm Props af 90% of Parity In Kennedy Plan   New Long-Range Bill Goes to Congress Monday

90 Pct. Parity Level Proposed   Congress to Receive Kennedy Farm Aid Bill on Monday

Kennedy Farm Bill Includes 90 Per Cent Parity Plan   President Believes Key to Farm Prices Is the Balance of Production.

Inside The Times   Picture For Decade  U, 6. Need: Jobs For 26 Million

Job Creating Seen Nation’s Top Problem  Goldberg Estimates 13 Million Jobs Due In Country By 197]

Nation Faces Task of Creating 26 Million New Jobs Goldberg Tells Labor Conclave

u n Next Decade  Ae RN RR naeteNaema Rte  Job- -finding a Top  National Problem

26 Million New Jobs Seen Neec   Kennedy's Advisors Tolk Decade Program

Growing Labor Force Seen As Big Problem   Must Find Jobs for 13 Million More, Says Goldberg.

Goldberg Says: U.S. Number I Domestic Problem:  26 Million New Jobs Next Decade

Cites Action As ‘Slap’ At Commission  Names 1&M, V-M And A. B. Morse

rr rT Ff FF FF FE CUMGCUOUUCUMNSOUUMUUUMY  Khrushchev: JFK Listens to  oudest Shouter

Inside Today’s News   Screen Graduate Students Holding U.S. Fellowships

On On Cutback of Bases  pene ener mie  Hornet Nest Seen In Kennedy Order

High Winds, More Snow Over Area   Five States Blanketed By Second Fall

New Blizzard Hits 5 States   Three Feet of Snow Blankets Big Area: Travel] Ricky

 Wintry Weather Brings Eight Deaths  ‘More Snow Piles Up j ia -SW

Bitter Weather Hits Southwest  Three ‘Feet Snow i _ Storm Areas; 8 Dead

Yesterday's Temperatures   Yesterday's Precipitation   Mattoon Skies   Fish Sandwiches

Erbe Proposes Single State Tax Commissioner   Would be Directly Responsible to The Governor

Look, Mom, No Weight!—   Erbe Favors One-Man  lowa Tax Commission

PUBLIC IS INVITED Hawaii Comes To Lubbock At Musical Show Tonight

Chilled Crowd Greets Them —  _ Lucille Ball Marries ~ Comedian Gary Morton

Kennedy Says No Intervention In Cuba Affairs   Opposes Use of This Country As a Site for Invasion Preparations.

rotests to U.N.     Iraq Says British  ‘Armada’ Threat To Mideast Peace

AQ Miles From Nortoix:  ‘Unidentified Submarine Ponorted Off Coastiine

Rebel Union Will Try to Oust Teamster Control   Says 850 Have Already Signed Up for New Oraanization of Drivers

‘Danger Of Clash Grows In North Katanga Due Buildup Of Forces.  2.000 Troops Massed   ARMY PLANE WITH TWO ABOARD LOST

ae 7 Pee ees ewe ee     “Senate. House Unit OK's Depressed Areas Plan

DEPRESSED AREAS BILL APPROVED   House Conferees Yield To Senate On Financing Plans At Request Of The President.

' in Jel Age Doctor Says Man Must Have  -Tranquilizers To Survive

 British Physician’s Theories Tranquilizers or Alcohol  Termed Jet Age Necessities

British Physician Says  Can’t Survive Without Booze or Tranquilizers

1957 SLAYING SUSPECT HELD IN BENTON JAIL   a  Kankakee Cabbie Thinks He Killed Man Found Dead In River.

THE END OF THE TRAIL   LIBERALS MAKE BID  Battling Marks New Conaress

8/th Congress Opens Session, Faces Rule War   Liberals Seeking. End of Coalition’s Hold on House

Demo Groups Seek Changes In Old Rules   Dixie Purge Drive To Bring Party Hassles

Lawmakers Open  Power Skirmish  Liberals Call Meets To Map Strategy Against Filibusters

Demo Groups Seek Changes In Old Rules   Antifilibuster Drive To Bring Party Hassles

‘Some Democrats Seek To Purge Southerners From Key Committees And Break Up Coalition.  HALLECK NAMED GOP HOUSE LEADER

Rules Fight Gets Off to Quick Start   Filibuster Is Issue in New Senate; House Talk of Purge.

Batfles Loon At Opening Of Congress   Liberal Democrats In Power Struggle With Conservatives

EET MIS Vode UUaCr Uli ves “Lib £IGCUDE LeCMION UP UPTICers KOULTI  Filibustering Is Hot Issue Before Solons As Congress Convenes Today —

Sam Rayburn Agait Named To Preside  Over Lower House  Liberals Struggle With Conservatives To Hiaghliaht Seccion

Filibuster Gag launched Early  Liberal-Conservative Fight _ For Power. Marks New Session

Herseth Leaving Post With Feeling Of Accomplishment   ‘Show Me’ Tack By Kennedy In Reply To Nikita   ‘Fight To Curb Conservatives’ ‘Power In Congress To Begin

Liberals In Congress Ask for Bigger Voice      Seek To Break House Rules Power: Mansfield Named Democratic Leader

Governor Asks Balanced Budget; U.S. Congress Is Already Starting Battles   Kennedy Names Adviser for His Plans To Boost Hunt for World Disarmamen

Congress Convenes Tuesday Skirmish Begins Today In The Senate And Hous

Congress Sets For Rule Fight   Filibuster Top Argument Item For Senators

Struggle Brews As Liberals Seek Biager Voice   Leaders Chosen ln Caucuses Of Both Parties

New Congress Convenes With Fight Brewing   Liberals Seek More Voice in Charting Policy Course

Insurgents bid for voice in programs   One possible move, purge of Colmer, D-Miss.

Liberals Launch Moves To Set Up New Rules   Plan To Purge Colmer Prepared In The House   4 Mississippians May Be Disciplined

Liberals Ask Change  In Congress   Power Struggle Breaks Out Among Democrats a: Congress Opens Session

Skirmishing Is Day Early for 87th Congress   New Session To Begin Tuesday

Congress Convenes Amid Fermation Of Baitle Lines  Liberals, Conservatives Show — Ctane af Ctrimalac Yatta Cama

Insurgents in Both House and Senate ....  New Congress Opens for Business Today

Rules Fight as Congress is Convened Demo Insurgénts  Want Changes ‘in 87th Session

Say 4 Face ‘Discipline’   Liberals Try to Break  Grip of Conservatives

OF CONTEST FAR AHEAD   Four Mississippi Solons Reported Targets Of Moves

Filibuster Already Attacked in Senate   Mansfield New Demo Senate Bos: Rayburn Still Speaker of House; Halleck to Repeat as GOP Chief

Liberal-Conservative Struggle Opens  Congress Opens—Senate Seeks Anti-Filibuster Law   Here Are Thumbnail Sketches of Nev Senators in the 87th U. S. Conaress

Expect LiberalConservative Fight in New Congress   Battle in House on Selection of Rulee Cammittac.

House, Senate Wrangles Due Over Rules   More Congress News, Page 3B

[Hero Nurses Broken Hand Hijacker, Ex-Convyict Wanted to Live in Cuba

Wanted to live in Cuba  Leon Bearden didn't like U.S., preferred Castroland’

U.S. Seeking to. Bar Guinea Wa Ambassador Calls on  Pese:idant Subarann

U.S. Official Meets With Indonesians  U.S. To Attenipt To Head Off War Over New Guinea

U.S. Heads Off War Outbreak In New Guinea   Dutch to Request UN Representative To Join in Talks

Byrd Seeks More Data or Jobless Aid  Senate Committee   Senate Committee Seeks to Wind Up Publie Hearings

Senators Study Idle Pay Help   House-Passed Bill Nears Hearing Finale

Coldber g Summonec !  Senators Push To Wind Up Jobless Aid Hearing

Senate Group Pushes Work 0) Jobless Aid   Byrd Seeking More Information. For Needed Amendments

Jobless Help Bill Speedup Set By Solons   Curtis Query Hit By Goldberg And . Auto Worker Head

Jobless Aic Bill Hearings AreSneedec   Byra's Commiffee Calis Goldberg For Nore Questioning

Want Action By State Legislature—  Teachers Calling For School Survey Action

Two Brothers Killed Nea + Lewistown  13 Killed In State Road Accidents -

President’s Fact-Finding Board Discusses Strike With Ship Owners

New Hope Seen In Ships Tieup  Taft-Hartley Act Injunction May Be ut; Talks Resumed

Press Talks To Prevent TH Action   Maritime Solution Seen Optimistically By Top Fact-Finder

Strike Negotiations Resume On Board’s Recommendation   Progress by Concerns Involved Seen As Way Out of Taft-Hartley Act

Fact-Finders Meet With Shinowners   Government Board’: ‘Chairman Says He Is More Hopeful

Strike Outlook Brighter   Fact-Finder Sees Slight Progress In Shipping Deadloc!

Board Striving To Halt Strike   Kennedy's Fact-Finders Hold Meeting With Ship Owners

‘DEATH TOLL CLIMBS   Rebels Battle To Block Voting On De Gaulle Plan

Blood Flows in Algeria Vote Riots   French Strengthen Forces as Big City Balloting Set Today

RAPS. ‘LIBEL AGAINST IKE’. Kuchel Asks Probe. of Birch Group Head

Improvement Money House Trims $2.6 Million  From Edueation Measure

Books Don't Balance  Fiscal Year 1961 Comes To End For U. 5. With Growing Deficit

‘Uncle Sam ends another year of living it up like. shore leave sailor

UzS. Deficit - - Today's 46 - Cent Dollar Is Grandchildren’s Denny Chanaa

Asian-African Group Seeks U.N. Meeting   Want To Take Up Bizerte Issue

Bloc Work: For U.N. Meeting   Asian-African Group Wants Special Meet On Tunisian Charges

Asian - African U. N. Members Ask  Special Session On Bizerte Issue

Emergency U.N. Session On Tunisian Charge Is  Uraed by Asia and Africa

meea ov VOles: ‘Pee eT  Seek Emergency Session - Of Assembly On Tunisia

French Foes Work To Get Special Meet  Communist Nation Expected To Assist Tunisian Efforts

Reds Launch Drive Against East Germans   ‘Border Crossers’ Pulled Off Trains, Called ‘Traitors’

East Germany Cracks Down Or Berlin Workers   Would Halt Flow Into Western Zone

Hundreds Pulled Off Trans, Buses   Called 'Traitors,* Many Evicted ~ Fram Their Homa:

Reds Halt Worker ‘Move to W. Berlin   Communists Open Angry Drive Against’ Refugees”

Kast Germany Fights Work In West Berlin   Red Leader Admits Refugee Increase Injuring Economy Of Communist Ares

Berliners Told To Find Jobs In East Sector   Commuters Pulled Off Trains, Buses, Called ‘Traitors’

AS WE GO TO PRESS . . .   ... De Gaulle Ready To Re-Open Air Bases

Fish And Game Director Fired By Commission  ee ee a . nn   Immediate Discharge Of Leahy Voted 5-1 As Madden Dissents

Mooenlet Believed on Course   aids pelleve a NWOUT So  U.S. Launches New Explorer Satellite

NASA Launches Satellite To Study Cosmic Rays; Await Word On Orbiting

US. Launched Explorer Satellite XII Will Cruise 50,000 Miles Into Space

New Satellite Checks Space Radiation, Sun   $2-Pound Sphere Expected To Hit Orbit But Scientists Won’t Know For Dav:

New Explorer Satellite Has Been Fired To Study Mysteries Of Cosmic Rays

Storm Moves Toward Cuba: Horida Wary   Hurricane Hattie Roars Northward; Winds Of 125 MPI

Nixon Governor Candidate?   May Run in £962,  Says Cantpaten Aide

‘Don't Count Nixon Out,’ GOP Warned   Entry in State Race for 1962 Hinted by Aide

Assembly Bill Shattered by 4 GOP Rebels   “ Loss of Compromise Feature Endangers Entire Program

FOUR HIGH SCHOOL _ BUDDIES ARE DEAD   Killed In Highway Crash After  All-Night Graduation Class Dastw

COMPCCUIOGH CIGs€ Youthful science whiz earns top honors in talent search

‘Probe Talks’ With Russia To Continue   Recent Red Actions Not Encouraging To World Peace

Status of  Consulate Increased   Consul General Will ) Act as Charge for  The Present.

Workers Agree to Pay Cuts to Keep Meat Packing Firm and Old Brewery Operating

To Pull Company Out Of Hole Firm Employes To Donat  5 Weeks’ To Halt Wolf

Dalton’s Bill for Withholding '  State Income Tax Faces Close Vote

LARGEST RALLY DAY ON RECORD HELD LAST WEEK   County 4-H Girls And Leaders Enjoy Big Event At LeMars

OVER 400 PERSONS — ATTEND GIRLS’ 4-H RALLY DAY SATURDAY — MAKE 36-YEAR > ATTENDANCE RECORD  Name Sharleen Newberg County President — Hold Better Grooming — And Creed Contests ’

Elderly New York Resident Knows  Kor Sure There is a Santa Claus

Nasser Virtually Concedes U.A.R.’s Death; Most Syrians Glad He No Longer Is Ruler

Majority Of Syrians Disliked Nasser Rule   Nasser Admits Death Of UAR

Observers Astounded ..  Nasser Gives Reluctant OK to Syrian Regime

Nasser Admits Arab Republic ls Now Dead   Cairo Chieftain Bows To Syrian Desire To Join United Nations

Nasser Admits U. A.B. Is Dead   Won't Oppose Syria as Member of U.N. and Arab Leaque

Nasser Admits .  ‘Death-of UAR   Wen’ t Oppose: Effort Of Syria to Join U.N

Nasser Says He Concedes U.A.R. Death  Won't Oppose New Regime Bid To Joir

Nasser Declares He Will Not Oppose Syrian Move To Join United Nations

DRAG CANAL   Won't Bloek Syrian Bid   Rebels To Seek Admission To UN

Nasser Bows To Death Of United Natior  Gives Reluctant   Gives Reluctant Blessing To Free Syria Government

Nasser Uncommonly Conciliatory         ~ Won't Try To Keep Syria Out Of U.N.

Delegation Fails To Appeal At Treaty Site   Government Appears Hopeful Despite Setbacks

Gizenga Ready To Talk Peace WithCongolese   q- Lumumbist Heir Bitterly Opposed To ‘Loose’ Republic

Swiss Send Letters To Every Yank  Castro Bent On Toking Base By   Castro Bent On Taking Base By ‘Legal Means’

Threat Made Against Reds For Arms Aid   Warning Is Sent To Soviet Union In London Monday

End Airlift, Laos Tells Russians  Threatens Steps  If Soviets Keep LI aleitane O.b.!.

rrotest Of Dee. 31 Said Ignored  Note Follows a .  c   Note Follows Arrival of U.S. Planes

Laos Warns Russia's Airlift To Rebel Forces Must Halt   Study Cambodja- Plan

Halt Airlifts, Russians Told   Russ Ambassador  Receives Warnina

Laos Warns Soviet  To Stop Red Airlift   Soviet Rebuffs U.S. Laos Control Idea  Re RPARPRY crirwwin

Laos Warns Soviet  To Stop Red Airlift   Soiiet Rebuffs U.S,  Laos Control Idea

Russia Warned To Stop Airlift To Laos Rebels  Laotian Government Threatens to Take

LAOS IRED; RED AIRLIFT DEPLORED   ‘Appropriate’ Action Pledged ‘Aaainst Reds

U.S. Planes Received By Royal Army   Delivery Authorized Under 1954 Geneva Independence Pact

Threat to Take ‘Appropriate Measures’ Made Public Shortly After U.S. Delivers First Armed- Aircraft

lTo Stop Airlift  ‘Soviet Union Is Warned  By Laotian Government

INO RELIEF IS SEEN FOR DROUGHT-RAVAGED AREAS   WEATHER Ft ORECAST  Mosily Fair, Little Tomperature Change

Some Resist Mobs In Latin America Anti-U.S. Demonstrations Spread Throughout World

Communists Lead Protests Against US.  Alleges US. Aided Invaders Of Cuba

Morgan Namec For Summer Study Abroad  Will Ra Dene lacnd   Will Be Employed In Power Plants In Bremen Germany

Similar U.S. Action Sought By Solons   Scientist Sees Atom Blast As Clue To Soviet ICBM Defense Strategy

Russia Fires Big Bomb In Central Asia   U.S. Says Soviet Attempts To Spread Wholesale Terror

Nuclear Blast Ends 34-Month  Experiment Ban   American Experts Say Newest Shot Was ‘Substantial’

Shoots af 15 in Hospital Room   Former Mental Patient Steals Gun and Fires; Killed By Police.

Ex-Mental Patient Killed in Running Gun Fight With Cop After Shooting Up Hospital

How It. Wuz  SUNNY AND PLEASANT —PREDICT JUNE IN JANUARY TOMORROW

Citizen Eisenhower Settles Down In Ist Private Home He’s Ever Had

Ike, Mamie Settle At Gettysburg   First Private Residence They Have Ever Known

Dwight And Mamie Eisenhower Settle ‘Down In First Home They Ever Owned

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Today’s Index   Eisenhowers ‘Settle Down’: Gettysburg Slates Welcome

Lisenhowers In First Home Of Their Own   Settle Down At Gettysburg

Eisenhower. Mamie Start Private Life   Settled In First Permanent Home, Gettysbure Farm

Ike. Mamie Eisenhower Settle Down In Ist Private Home They’ve Known

Settle Down Permanently Ike, Mamie Now Living In First Private Home

Reaction ta the soeech in other   Their Movine Davs Over...  Ike, Mamie Bask In Privacy      The Eisenhowers reached home   Jame<« C. Hagerty. who cervec

lke, Mamie Settle Down In Own Home   First Private Home They Have Ever Known

—-AT LAST, A HOME OF THEIR OWN-— Ike, Mamie Settle Down At Gettysburg

ke and Mamie Retire to Farm af Gettysburg   First Private Home Since Their Wedding Biq Welcome Tonigh

ATTEND LARGE CO-OP. MEETING  Core ee wees o   Local Ministers And :*: Co-Op. Officials Feted . At Kansas City.

JFK Picks Loevinger for Post   8th Minnesotan Gets Top Berth in Government

FAMOUS CLEVELAND CASE  Mother of Sleeping Beauties Rebuked, Given 1-Year Term

Mother of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Daughter: Called Cruel and Given Year in Jail

Tax Didn’t Hurt   BY ROGER BABSON Business Forecast Will Appear In Laredo Times

Trujillo Mob of Mourners in Near Riot   Thousands Storm Palace to View Coffin Refore Rite

Riot Erupts at Funeral of Trujillo   Police Apprehend Suspected Killer and Accuse Priest

California Fires Rage Unchecked  Threaten Towns Rising Wind Sends  Numerous Blazes   Rising Wind Sends Numerous Blazes Out of Control

Hail Texas, St. Louis G.0. P. Vote   Republicans Lose City Election, but Score Gains—Tower Strong U.S. Senate Aspirant

Turn To FLORIDA, Page 3   Ladutko Judge Disagrees With Verdict of Jury

CITY'S SCHOOLS MONDAY TOPIC OF LEGISLATURE   Special Session Called by Governor

French Auto Maker Faces Man Whom He Paid $100,000 fo Release Son, 4

Foreign Aid Held Vital To Defense   Democrat Leaders Take No-Compromise Stand on Kennedy’s Five-Year Program

Foreign Aid Compromise Unacceptable  Committee Leaders Indicate They Favo   Committee Leaders Indicate They Favor Kennedy’s Program

FULL FOREIGN AID PROGRAN   Administration Will Not Compromise Five  Year Plan

Kennedy Set. To Leave For Inauguration  Slate Last Minute   Slate Last Minute Conferences And ‘More Appointment

1,10 Petition For Niles Vote  5.-Mill Pronosal   5-Mill Proposal Sought For Schools

- Rally Is Slated For October 31 ——— 7 viated For October 31  Sanford To Speak Here In Better School Drive

Rally Is Slated For October 31  Sanford To Speak Here In Better School Drive

4. Arrested by D.A. in  Irwindale   Election Laws Violations Cited

KENNEDY AND fA LONG TALK ON \ WORLD ISSUES, I   Two World Leaders Discuss Future Of Allied Alliance

HoldLongTalks, But Are Unable To Resolve  Differences  Over Red China

Devote First Talks To Strengthening of Western Alliance, Call Meeting ‘Useful’

Russ Drop Spy Flight Complaint   U. S. Will Insist On Hungary And Tibet Discussion   ‘Hour Parley ; Kennedy, Macmillan Term Talk Valuable And Useful’

Kennedy, Macmitian  Talk ‘Valuable, Useful   Study In 113-Page Report State Study Of Education Is Presented To Governor

Talks Termed Most Useful And Valuable   Differences Are Not Resolved on Chinas Meet Again Today

Kennedy, British Premier Conduct  ‘Valuable Talks’  Two Leaders Confer For Seven Hours  On World Issues

US., Britain Agreed On Many Issues  NATO Bolster,   NATO Bolster, Buttressing UN In 7-Hour Talk

Federal Aide Calls Talk in Ship Strike   Officers, Owners Agree to Attempt New Parley Today

Ric malmsrahatSt iS Sapa tlle ce  British Beauty Wins Title ‘OF ‘Miss World’ In London

Farthslide Causes Tidal Wave in Hudson River: Trucks, Boats Lost

Hudson Land Fill Collapses   Immense Earth Slip Causes ‘Tidal Wave’

3 Prisoners Sau Their Way Out Of Hamilton Jail   Must Take Lessons __ Juvenile Drivers Have Licenses Suspended

White House Confident U. $. Holds Clear-Cut Missile Edge Over Russ

Toledo Pilot Recovers 300 Pound Capsule   Air Catch Is Made Of Satellite After Two Day Orbit

Returns Safely From Space Flight  Discoverer XXVI Capsule Is Snared In Mid-Air By Plane

Soviet Spy Soblen Gets ife Ter   N. Y. Psychiatrist Predicted to Have but Year to Live

 Other Revenue to Foot Bill  School Costs Will Not ‘Mean Tax Hike: Rocky

Kennedy Names Lawyer Treasury Undersecretary   Foreign Service Career Officer Gets Protocol Post

Fowler, Duke Get Kennedy Appointments   President-Elect Flies To Florida After Busy Day

Civil Suits May Follow Nation's Breakup of Industry Price-Fixing

Damage Suits May Now Face Electric Firms   Customers Could Use Price-Fix Data To Back Up Action

Civil Lawsuits May Follow Breakup Of Giant Price-Fixing Conspiracy

Suits to Follow Antitrust Fines   Customers May Seek to Recover Thousands and Possibly Millions

In Courts For Years —   Civil Suits May Follow - Electric Combine Breakup

Civil suits may follow  price-rigging breakup CUSTOMERS MAY TRY TO RECOVER MILLIONS IN ‘OVERPAYMENTS’

Civil Suits May Follow Break of Price Fixing  'No Easy Job’ to’ Prove Damage by Flactrical Firme

Damage Suits May Now Face Electric Firms  Customers Could Use Price-Fix Data Ta Rael lin Aetian

Big Electrical Firms Likely lo Face Suits  Civil Actions May   Civil Actions May Result From U. S. Antitrust Rulings

Firm Fines May Bring Civil Suits   Customers May Seek Recovery In Price Fixing

Flood Of Civil Suits May Follow  Industrial Price-Fixing Breakup

Suits Next For Firms in. Court?   Price-Fixing Cases May Find Customers Seeking Damages

Breaking of Giant Price Fixing Conspiracy May Be Followed by Many Civil Suits

Civil Actions To Follow Big Expose, Belief   Customers May Seek Recovery of Heavy Overpayments

Civil Suits To. Follow  Price Fixes   Huge Conspiracy In U. S. Electrical Firms Broken Up

Equipment Prices Sull Unchanged ..   Civil Suits Expected After Antitrust Action

29 Firms Fined $2 Million  Civil Suits May Follow Price-Fixing Breakup

Electrical Firms May Face Suits   Customers May File Suit To Recover Millions of Overcharges, Proof Needed

Civil Suits May Follow Breakup Of Conspiracy   Customers May Try To Reqain Milltons

Dominicans Hold Suspect In Trujillo Assassination   Suspects Named

2 Arrested In Slaying Of Trujillo   Son Becomes Trujillo Successor, Takes Command of Army

: 150,000 MOURNERS HONOR TRUJILLO —  Assassination Suspect Is Arrested

Nab Suspect In Slaying Of Dictator   Thousands Mourn Death In Dominican Republic; Rafael Jr. Takes Over

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Suspect, Priest Are Arrested Trujillo's Playboy Son Grabs Assassinated Sire’s Powers

Trujillo’ s Son Takes Over Government Arre sts  Assassination Suspect

$5,000 Raise   $3I,VUY ROIS  Bettag Gets New Post, Kerner May Fight Move

Passenger Forces U. 8. Air Liner To Cuba: Plane Allowed to Return

HIRED TO KILL FIDEL CASTRO, SAYS GUNMAN   Forces Plane to Fly to Cuba

Aerial Hijacker Forces Airliner  To Land in Cubs   ‘Pirate’ Declares He Was Hired To Kill Castro

Aircraft Released Passenger Hijacks Airliner,  Forces It to Land in Cuba

At Knife Point Pilot Lands At Military Base   Without Hijacker, Plane. Returns To U.S.: Passenaers Safe

Claims Offer of $100Gs to Kill Fidel Armed, Forces Pilot To Land Piane in Cuba

Pilot Claims Trouble Hearing Radio Signals   Tells Of Difficulty Day Of Air Crash

Sanborn Creamery Buys Equipment, Building of Sioux Center Creamery   Transaction Takes Effeet October 1

Lumumbists executed   Hammarskjold’s statement touches off new storm

6 Followers Of Lumumba Said Killed   Storm Of Protests Touched Off In U.N.: Reds Blame ‘Dag’

Soviet Union  Quickly Blames Hammarskjold   U.N. Meeting Adjourned To Permi: Consultations Among Members

Dag Reveals 6 Associates of Patrice Killed   UN Chief Deplores Executions in Kasai

Report Causes New Storm Of Protests   Soviets Blame Hammarskjold For Slayings

Killings Set Off New Storm of Profests in U.N.   Russia Quickly Blame: Dag; Council Adjourn: For Consultations

Aides Of Lumumbe Reported Executes In Kasai Province  Oriental Province’s Former President Amona Six Victims

Six associates of Lumumba executed in Kasai area’   News touches off new round of U.N: protests

U.N. Left In Turmoil By Report   Shocked Delegates Call Recoss; Soviets Make Charae

'Hammarskjold Says 6 Associates ‘Of Lumumba Were Killed In Congo

Dag Reveals 6 Lumumba  Aides Killed   Report Touches Off Round of Vigorous Protests in U. N.

Report On More Slayings In Congo Brings Protests   AMEE NDMENTS   NEW COMMAND

‘New Standard Of Excellence’   ‘New Protests Follow Report  6 Lumumba Aides Killed In Kasai. Dag Advises U.N. Security Council

Report Is Greeted By Protests   Slayings Labeled ‘Corroding to UN’ By Hammarskiold

Hammarskjold's Announcement To Security Council Brings Accusation From Soviet Union That He Is Responsible

Six Lumumba  Friends Slain  Declaration Touches Off Wide Storm of Protests

Hammarsk jold Report Sets Off Hot Protests In United Nations Council: Congo Debate Recessed

U.N. Told Of Slaying Of 6   aliienbiees   Execution Report Sets Off Protests In Security Council

Dag Reports 6 Lumumba  Aids Killed   Slain in Kasai Province U.N. Council Told

Lumumba Aides Slain, U.N. Told  Execution of Six Shocks Delegates

6 Lumumbists Slain in Conac   Shocked U.N. Council Adjourns Russia Blames Hammarskjold

Security Council Informed Six Lumumba Associates Have Been Put to Death

New Uproar Expected In U.N. Counci   Seven Lumumbists Reportedly Deported, Three Said Killed

Report Sets Off  Protests   Security Council Adjourns Until  3 P.M. To Allow Consultations

Security Council Adjourns ae  Six Associates Of Lumumba Slain In Kasai

6 Lumumba. ‘Associates In Kasai Slain.   Announcement ‘In UN Brings Protests And Delay in Debate

Six Aides of Lumumba Slain   Hammarskjold Tells U. N. Council: New Protests Voiced

COUNCIL IS SUSPENDED FOR STUDY   Hammarskjold Target Of New Russian Attack

6 Associates Of Lumumba Slain In Congo  U.N, Shocked By_     Report, Recess To  Permit Consultation:

Vigorous Protests Heard In U.N.  6 More Lumumba Supporters Slain

RUSSians At UN Blame Hammarskjole   News of Deaths Sets Off Storm Of Protests

Six More Lumumbists Are Killed  {TNE Chiaf Tall   U.N. Chief Tells Council Of New Slayinas

© Lumumba Men Are Killed; New Violence Threat   Soviet Loses No Time Blaming Hammarskjold for Slayings

ON TRIAL FOR MASS MURDER   6 Lumumba Aides Executed, Dag Reports To U.N.

Report Six Lumumbists’ Slain In Conge  Touches Off Storm Mé Deatacte In LIN   Touches Off Storm Of Protests In U.N. Soviets Blame Dag

Six ‘Associates of Lumumba Killed, U.N. Council Told   Hammarskjold’s Statement Brings Storm of Protests

New Effort for Education Bill  Backers Seeking To Keep impacted Areas Program

School Measure Revival Tried   Efforts Made To Bring Portion Back To Life

Allied Talks Awaited On  Berlin Crisis   U.S. Consultation On Military Buildup  Expected in Europe   School Aid Bill Revival Sought In Congress

School Bill Revival Seen  Congressional Pilots Ask Senarate Deal

Impacted Areas Bill Moves Launched to Revive  Part of School Aid Bill

Pros and Cons on U.S. Aid  Taylor Survey Likely To Hear Many Opinions

[Ken nedy Adviser To Make On -The-spot survey  Gen. Taylor To Weigh Sending ls. Troops To South Viet Nam

Taylor To Hear Clashing Ideas On Troop Use   Many Facets to Saigon Mission

Op*sions Differ on Need for U.S. Troops To Crush Communist Threat in Viet Nam   General Maxwell Tavlor Will Visit Asian Trouble Spot

Apparently Failed   Discoverer Satellite Rumbles  Aloft With Mystery Payload

Unemployment In Ohio Seen On Decline   State's Idle Rate Down To 9.3 Pct., BUC Survey Reveals

State Disputes Grant DA Claim  Denies ‘Scapegoat’ Crackdown on Tax

Tax Dept. Hits at Roggensack  Natiiian Mena ana   Notified Time and Again to File, But No Reply, Charge

Rockefeller Joins Opposition To Newburgh's Tightened Welfare Plan

Rockefeller Stands Opposed To Newburgh Welfare Plan   Governor Raises Possibility of Removing City Officials If Defiance Continues

JFK Backs ‘Freedom’ Of Berlin   President Offers Talks With Soviets on Terms Of ‘Mutual Respect’

9 CAP Wings Aid Hunt Hunt For Big Tet Bomber Missing in Air Test B52G With Crew of 8 Last Seen 600 Miles East of N.Y. Over Sea

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Will Wilson Criticizes Gov. Daniel’s Tax Bill

Butler Case Summed Up For Jurors   Hit-run Checked At N. Bethlehem   Local Man Faces Charge of Larceny

Just Gimmicks and Gadgets  School Experts Lash Mechanized Education

COMMIT TEE  PROBE s COVERE D  anaes sean emS ANCE Ntet eee  ‘Perjury Bill  Passed Ld-.5

Perjury Bill Gets Okay of Texas House   Measure fs an Outgrowth of: Insurance Case

99 Nations Join In Gesture Empty Chair, Rising Tribute Mark UN’s Mourning For Dag

Would Have To Fill In With Basic Trainees   Division Now Is At 60 Per Cent Of Combat Strength

While School Keens   TO SET BOUNDARIES , OF NEW REMSEN-UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT TONIGHT

While School Keeps   TO SET BOUNDARIES OF ‘NEW REMSEN-UNION  CRUANT NterTntegT ‘TONICGCUT

Korean Junta Seeks  United States Aid   Basic Coal Power, Fertilizer Needs Cited: Go Easy On Constitution Angle

At 2 Per Cent Level .  Use Tax Proposal Given Advance To State Senate

Wants Test Ban Despite Second Shot   Soviets Fire Second In Four Days

Slaying Sets Off Anti-Belgian Riots  Nasser Recognizes Regime Of Lumumbo’s Top Aide

Mobs Demonstrate Against Belgians In Satellite and Neutralist Nations

House Holds Shortest Session Of Year, Goes on Vacation; To Resume Business April 4

MissouriHouseRecesses; Senate Still in Session BR ci tired te owhagiel perl

rierce Battle Being Waced  In Mountains  Rebel Council Denies Acting In Uprising

Gen. White Says Air Force Won't Grab Space Tasks   Reassures Other Services During Hearing on Plan

‘Pictures, Story On Page 2   AF Tries to Calm  Service Dispute  Given Monopely on Space:   Given Monopoly on Space; Won’t Infringe on Projects

CANCER SOCIETY WORKERS MEET AT ST. CHARLES TO PTAN APRIT. CRITSADE

GM EMPLOYES GO ON STRIKE IN 130 PLANTS   Walkout Termed Needless By Vice President Of Motor Firm   NEGOTIATIONS BEING RESUMED

Strike On AW GM Plants   Working Conditions Mostly At Local Levels. The Issue

Auto Union Shuts Down G. M. Plants   Company Calls Strike ‘Needless; Stoppage Hinges Mainly on Working Conditions

Needless,’ Executive Says     UAW Shuts Most General Motors  Plants by Walkout

Textile Plan Is Proposed By Kennedy   To Offer Firms Federal Aid

Learnea About SP ENOCEACY Frere .     Portuguese Rebel Once Backed Salazar

Delgado ‘Soured On Dictator Rule  Salazar Foe Once Was His Proteae

General Behind Seizure Against Salazar Regime   Learned Democracy In Canada, U.S.

Learned About Democracy  Man Behind Santa Maric  Seizure States Reason

Learned Meaning of Democracy —_ Pirate Soured on Regime  Of Salazar After U.S. Trip

Learned of democracy in the West   Ex-supporter of Salazar, Mutineer served with NATO

Plows Battle Hip-Deep Snow In Some Areas   Icy Temperatures Continue, Spread Deep Into South

Winter Still Grips Deep South States   Big Storm Moves Out of East Coast; Number of Deaths Reach 63 in East, Northeast States: Record Snow Falls

Smuage Pots Are burned In Florida As Cold Wave Strikes Deep Southland

Northeast Is Hit By, Severe Cold   Tey Blizzard Leaves More Than 50 Dead

Tragic Toll  Left in Path Of Blizzard   Bitter Cold Clamps Icy Grip on Much Of Eastern U.S.

Freeze Spreads Into Southland  BLIZZARD LEAVES 52 DEAD ON EAST COAST   State's Roads Bad; 5-Above Due Here

STORM DEATH TOLL MOUNTS 10 63 Florida Feels Chill As Blizzard Buries Many Eastern Areas

Northeast Areas Struggle To Shake Off Tough Storm; Death Toll 63: 20 In State

Cold Wave Takes Place Of Blizzard   Southern Florida Braces For Low Reading Tonight

FEAR FLORIDA FREEZE Death Toll Mounting In Wake of Record Blizzard

Winter Has Its ley Grip On Seaboard   Severe Cold Wave Dips Temperatures;  South Feels Sting

Icy Cold Wave  Grips Seaboard  Aijer Blizzards” Storm Death Toll Now 63; Snowfall  Smothers Townse

Tragic Death Toll In Storm Stands At 63.   Low Temperature Extends Into South; Blizzard Moves Ont

Toll ‘Now 52  In East Storm   Severe Cold Wave Follows Blizzard; Schools Closed. Travel Disrupted

SNOWFALL UP 10 23 INCHES RECORDED   Storm Disrupts Travel And Business Activities  SOUTH FLORIDA   Farmers Brace For Freezing Weather: High Tides Hit New England

Death Toll in Big Blizzard. Stands at 63   Middletown, N. Y. Is Under 19 Inches  of New Snow

Cold Still Grips East and South; Death Toll to 63   Snow Measures 29 Inches in One New York Town: Worst Storm in 20 Years.

Katanga Legislators  Turn Up On Schedule   Honoring Of Disputed Agreement Gives Hope That Peace In Congo May Be Near

Katanga In Agreement On First Step   Legislators Sent To Parliament In Promising Move

Gov. Nelson Asks $503 Million for Badger Budget  $68 Million in New _

Cites Needs for 1 Years in Proposal   Total Amounts to $88 Million More Then in 1959-61]

903 Million Budget Asked by Gov. Nelson   Total Is 88 Million Increase: New Tax Revenues Needed

Record Total Is Requested.   Asks Legislative Approval to Meet Compelling Needs for Two Years

Youth Sentenced In Mill Burglary  Karl Wayne Sanford Given Nine Months At State Penal Farm

Man Fined And Sentenced Today   Prosecution Result Of Furnishing Liquor To Minor—Boy Fined

Wide Search Made For Missing Craft   Vanished Bomber Mars Highly Successful Test

Tough on Communism  Adenauer Won't Soften Stand Despite Wish of New Partners

Adenauer Policy To Stay ‘Tough’   No Softening Seen Toward German Reds

Inside...   Gagarin Feted in Moscow  Reds Display Might, Anti-American Sentiments

USIA Chief Addresses Assembly \MurrowBacksRevolutionThroughLay   vagarin reread in Moscow .  Reds Display Might, Anti-American Sentiment:

WLADA IN UUDA... FOrtraits OF Kar Mara, saul VaStro, UNC UUCVald. e e alles ime at

Dalton’s Record Budget Under Fire From Two Angles; Growing Favor For Sales Tax

Dalton’s Budget Is Under Attack On Two Fronts  Sentiment Appears to   Sentiment Appears to Be Growing for Hike In State Sales Tax

Jews Lost: Will to Live Under Nazi Terror, American Tells Eichmann Court

Nazi Killings Described By Jersey Doctor   Eichmann’s Trial Marked By Polish Native Testimony

On The Inside   Feared Nazis’ Terrible Tortures  Jews Prayed For Kast Death

Butte Wreck Spectacular, but No One Injured   Outlook for Butte’s Sewer ‘Project Loan Favorable

Connally at Senate Quiz   Says Work With Oil Firm Would Help Him As Navy Secretary

Smith Couple, Three Children Dead After Crash  Train Hits Car North of Albany 7 Meee © get See

St. Joe Man Admitted To State Bar   James T. Johnson Practices In West

{TRIAL SET APRIL 24 Negroes Charged in Knifing lOF Hinton Plead. Not Guilty

Kor eign Aid. Farm Bills Up For Vote   Administration Hopes For Action On Edueation

CENNEDY HOPES EDUCATION, TOO :  Congress to Concentrate on Farm and Foreign Aid

Congress to Act On Farm, Foreigr Aid Measures   Administration Hopes For Schoo! Bill Action

Congress Tackles Farm Legislation And Foreign Aid  Regime Is Hopeful Education Will Get  Some Attention, Too

SOVIETS REPORT SEEING  ome wW azt'ewmprras cr   Farm And Foreign Aid Bills Before Congress This Week

R ET) HC) AX? Titoy's Taped Voice May Have Been Heard From Space Ship   Bv DAVID TLAWRENCIH

Point System Will Continue, Pesch Says   No Big Change To be Made In Safety Policies   Driver Education

Lawrence Names Thomas J. Monaghan to Cabinet eerceeanenenengnieemeteten ee at ee SO UGOINES  Lancaster Mayor Gets Commerce Post

Big Communist Submarine F leet  Poses Threat To Security Of U.S.

Russian Subs Posing Threat To U.S. Coasts   ‘ Navy Making All-Out Effort To Find Defensive: Weapons

ANOTHER FREEZE DUE   RESISTANCE CRUSHED Tshombe Flies To Peace Talk

Tshombe Flies To Talk after Army Crushed   Katangese Army Broken Up as US Tries for Parleys

Tshombe Meets U.S. Envoy, May OK Peace Talks   U Thant Orders UN to Seek  Temporary Truce

Freeman Sees Further Checks On Farm Output   we lhc Oe ee oe  Madison Parley Hears Secretary On Price Stenos

See SORORITIES, Page 9   Big Sid Living Yet--In Happy Good Dog Land

Reports Tonight On Arms Parley,  Stand on Berlin  Envoy Conferred With Red Leader After JFK Talk

President's Emergency Request to Strengthen Armed Forces Approved

Kennedy Given Power To Hike Military Forces   Up to 250,000 May Get Orders

Congress Faces Major Issues * * * * * * * * * * x *  Senate Beoins Nebatino ProsidenPe Farojion 4td Bil

Congress to Hold Debate On Administration Program   Senate Will Debate Foreign Aid Loans; House to Act on Defense Measures

Foreign Aid, Defense Bills  Up For Action In Congress   Kennedy Plan Okayed

Big Issues Are Facing  Congress   Foreign Aid Plan To Get Debate, Study

Thunderstorms   Major Kennedy Proposals To Face Congress This Week

Congress Will Review President’s Major Proposals This Week   RUSK, MCCLOY CONFER TODAY

Move Would Also Extend Enlistments   White House Wil! Get Resolution Just Five Days After Request

Congress  Debates JFK  Program   Foreign Police Program Comes Up In Senate; House Studies Defense

Has Personal Message for President. .  McCloy To Report On Talks With Nikita   HATS WHCCK « oo  Major Legislative Proposals Awaiting Action by Congres:

Call to Duty Of 250,000 Authorized   President Also Can Add Year To Enlistments

Senate Set For Debate On Aid Plan   House Expects Fast Approval Of Boosts In Defense System

Senate Prepares for Long Foreign Aid Debate  Congress Begins Busy Week of Work on Key Issues

Emergency Plan Voted Six Days After Request   Fort Wood Training Work and Facilities To Be Expanded

Major JFK Issues Facing Congress  eo. Debated With Air Of Uncertainty

Defense, Foreign Aid Plans 'Kennedy’s Major Proposal:   Face Congress This Week

‘Major Issues Of Kennedy Program Come Before Congress. This Week

Two Habitues of Paris Underworld Confess Last Year's Kidnaping of French Auto Scion

Peugeot Kidnapers Identified; .Confess    Two Confronted By Father Of Boy Who Was Ransomed: Last Year: Money Spent

 CHANGE IN LAW COULD AFFECT STATE CAMPAIGNS—  ‘Independents Now Must File Before Primary Electior

Husband Held In Deaths of Wife. Three Daughters   Flags Down Cruiser

French, Rebels Seeking Peace  Both. Sincere, View Of Tunisian Chief

Tunisian Chief Gives Support fo Peace Talks   Claims Perfect Condition Exists for Neaotiations

Algerian Parley Optimism Aired  Major Differences Still Exist, However

Plead U. S. Stay Out of War in Laos   Europeans Call ‘for Negotiation to Stave Off World Clash— Battie for Town

Cool Cat Couldn’t Shake The Fuz: In Greenville, So He’s In Jailsville

Council Even Refuses to Vote On Resolution   Heeds Wadsworth’s Advice That Issue Should Not Be Dig nified by Vote.

No Su pporting Evidence... UN Rejects Cuban Charges Of U.S. Plans for Invasion

Charges Put In Death Files...     Castro Fails to Show UN Invasion Threat

Weather   Charges Buried In U.N. Files Castro Regime Fails To Prove U.S. Planned Cuban Invasion

Roa Fails To Produce Proof. Of U.S. Invasion; Charges Die In Security Council File

U.S. Delegation Calls Cuba’s Evidence Unsubstantiated  Council ‘Buries’ Charges

Und Ses rul ii Vedi) Ties... Castro Fails to Show \ . i UN Invasion Threat

Cuban Charge of Invasion  Diesi in U.N.   Council Declines Even to Vote on Resolution

Castro's Invasion Charge Against U.S. Is Buried In U.N. Files --Lack Of Proof

Cuban Charge of Imminent U. S. Invasion Dies in Security Council

U.S. Capsule Test To Hold  Space Future   Atias ‘D’ To Be Used For Orbital, Recovery Attempt

Inquiry Into RB47 Fliers’ Release Seen As Unlikely   United States Will Seek Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

DEAN GOES TO GENEVA  ‘Determined Effort’ Seen To Reach Test Ban Trealy

Dean Goes to Geneva  for Talks   Kennedy Orders Envoy to Effect Nuclear Test Ban

President For All-Out Try At Ban  Instructs Envoy   instructs Envoy To Make Every Effort

ry for uclear an Set   Ambassador Leaves For Negotiations On Soviet Treaty

U.S. To Ssek Atom Test Ban   Envoy Instructed To Parley with Reds

Dean Will Seek Quick Ban On Nuclear Tests.   Special Ambassador Leaves for Geneva With Special Task

U.S. To Seek Atom les Ban  Nnvov instructe   Envoy Instructed To Parley with Reds

New Effort On Nuclear Ban Is Set   Dean Leaves For Geneva To Talk With Reds Again

Dean Leaves For Geneva  To Discuss Weapons Ban   Climactic Round In 2}-Year Debate

Iry Tolerance, Film Stars Told  Nehru Gives Out Advice at Dinner

 Three Arab Leader rs Of North Africa Hold “Little Summi t’”’  ‘Broaden Way To Peace   TAKE CONTROL. OF PARLIAMENT

HOUSE BILL ‘EXPECTED IN TWO WEEKS   Allocations For Junior Colleges  Cause Of Debate

BERCRE APES RE COURCELECPER NS APEEEE Me     Stalin’s Body Taken In Dishonor From Lenin Tomb   ‘Nuclear Blast Ineites Anger And Alarm In Free Nations

Degrading Of Stalin Complete   Comnniunists Banish His Body From Its Tomb

Final Degredation of Late Premier  Stalin Banished From His Tomb

U.S., State Probe Riots In Georgia  Negro Students Awai Court Action on Thei   Negro Students Await Court Action on Their Return to University  —Backed by Teacher:

New Yorkers Thrown Back to Good — Qld Daves For Over Four Hour Period

No Electricity Half-Million New Yorkers Return to ‘Good Old Days

Rusk Describes Gromyko's Visit To White House ‘Courtesy Call’   Not Likely To Mark Turning Point In Efforts To Solve Berlin Crisis   ‘Report U. 5. And Soviets Approve U Thant Of Burma For UN Post

1961 LEGISLATIVE ISSUES  Many Legislators Favor Court Reform Act:

ILLINOIS STRUCK BY BAD FLOODS   Midwest Lowlands Become Disaster Area

Fight Wors! Floods In 2 Decades   Southern [linois 1s Disaster Area

Listed as Visaster Areas . . Southern Iflinois River Towns Battle Raging Spring Floods

Troops Help Thousands Flee Floods   Illinois Governor Asks Assistance For Disaster Area

South Illinois Towns Battling Worst Floods   15 Counties Listed As Disaster Areas

Weather; .——  Overflows Cause Serious Damage   Worst Flooding in 20 Years Plagues Region

S. Illinois Fights Its Worst Floods In Recent Years   Disaster Designation Is Asked’ For Entire Area; 6 States Hit

- Disaster Aid Asked for 53 Counties  ‘Worst Floods Since 1940  Devastate Southern Illinois

Wor 'stFlood In 20. Years Hits ‘Tllinois   Overflows Cover’ : ‘Broad Secliéns Of - Midwest States.

Floods Deal Disaster in Illinois Area   Whole Southern Half of State Hit:  Evacuations Pushec

‘Disaster’ Declared In 1L5 Counties  5 Other Midwestern States Also Suffer

Arrangements Unsettled   Disaster Areas Are Declared  Southern Illinois Battle: Worst Flood In 20 Years

Illinois Fights Worst Floods in 20 Years   Record Crest Bears Down on Murphysboro; Red Cross Officials Prepare to Evacuate Carmi If Little Wabash Breaks Through

List 15 Counties In Hlinois As Disaster Areas: Thousands Foreed To Flee From Homes

Floods Sweep River Towns,  HundredsF lee   Governor Calls For Disaster Area In Southern Illinois

Illinois Hard Hit by Floods   Fifteen Counties in South Part Of State Listed Disaster Areas

Crops And Property Severely Damaged In Worst Floods In 20 Years In 6 Midwest States

Illinois Battles Worst Flooding In Many Years   Southern Sector Dealt Hard Blow

West, East Berliners Stage Battle  Reds Say Wall Strengthened To Halt Clay Tanks

‘Accuse Clay of Planning Aqgression     E. Germans Say ‘Line’  Ifo Shield Their Side

BERLINERS BATTLE ALONG REINFORCED BORDER WALL  East Germans Accuse Clay of Aggression Plot

Clay Accused (f Plans For Berlin Attack   Reds Say Wall ls Needed To Halt U.S.

East Germans Claim U. S. Maps Attack  Wall Strengthened To Thwart Tanks, Dat Parner Aveare

couse Gen. Clay Of Planning Assault  E. Germans Say Wall Will Halt  Western Attack

Spectacular Blaze ight Hurt As Fuel Oil Fire  Rages 4. Hours In Trevose

Her Final F ling Wrecks A Restaurant  Once Mightiest Ship Afloat  Noses Into Snug Retirement

Thousands Watch Scene Mighty Battleship North Carolina Reaches Its Final Resting Place

 Would Solve Problem, Republicans Say 3-County Legislators Ask Green  To Quit In Annexation Hassle

Resource Plan Vins Approval   Cigarette Tax   Cigarette Tax to Finance Bill

Conservation Bill Advanced   Assembly Committee Recommends Passage of Nelson Measure

NATURAL RESOURCES PLAN INCLUDED. Committees Recommend Passage  Of Three Major State Measures

Name Three Others In U.S.   Famed Red Arrow Unit Awaits Official Notice

Platteville Outfit Is Included   169 Infantrymen In SW Wisconsin Effected by Order

Babe's 6) Stands Homer Ruling Could Create ‘Rhubarb’ If Maris Belts 2

Six More County School Mergers Approved by Commission, One Fails

2,000 Ohioans To Get Draft Exams Soon  State Gets Order To Hike Selective

‘Negroes Refuse To Pay Fines After Conviction For Disturbing Ala. Peace

‘Their Opinions Vary ‘Labor, Business, Industry ‘Discuss State’s Wage Law

Which Comes MN irst, Dralt Or Police Job?  I)... oe oe Yo si a a Oe oe a... arth  < e -» se OP/ ons. 8 ee. iage   Bristol Appoints Two, One With Hesitancy

Whieh Comes I irst, Dralt Or Police Job:  Bristol Paperens Two, nc With Hesitancy

‘Ras: Russia May Squeeze Out Tiny Nation  “Maverick Countey  Has Support of Red China Regime’

Quarrels Indicate Internal Crisis Soviets May Force Albania From Pact

Albania Seen Poising Red Internal Crisis   Political Pawn Threat to SinoRussian Amity

Health Officers Discuss Steps In Event Of Acute Fallout      Two-Day Washington Meeting Called By Public Health Service   ‘Rumored Albania May Be Forced Out Of Red Bloc’s Warsaw Pact   Ry JOON M. DICHTOWER

Observers Say Red Camp Struggling With Serious Crisis a  ~ Soviets Gunning For Albania ?

Albania Faces Red  Expulsion   Tiny Nation Appear: To Be Pawn Of Russ Chinese Struggle

Rumors Hint Soviet Set To Oust Albania  Western Diplomats Sift Suggestion Of Crisis In Red Camy

QUARREL WAXES BITTER  Albania May Be Kicked Out   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Rumors Circulate That Soviet May Force Albania Out Of The Warsaw Pact   Ry JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Duss May Force Albania Ouf of Red Bloc   Soviets Ready To Consider Allies’ View

Rumors Circulate That Moscow May Force Albania Out Of Warsaw Pact

K may force tiny Albania out of Bloc   Pawn in struggle between Soviet and Red China

Communist Crisis Builds Showdown With China  MavCome Over Albania

Rumors Studied  Russians May Force Albania Out Of Pact   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Soviet Union Facing Worst Party Crisis   Khrushchey Feels Time Has Come For Chinese Showdown

Albanian Ouster Is Rumored   Allied Officials Closely Watching Communist Action

Worst Red Crisis Since °48 ... . Tiny Albania Is Pawn In F ight Between Russia And Red China      By JGHN M. HIGHTOWER

ASG VOUIG DG LYS! JITGw  ‘West Looks for Showdown Between Russia, China

OFFICIALS VIEW ALBANIA CRISIS   Moscow and Peping Seen Grappling

Hearing Airs Tax ‘Climate’  Beloit Firm Plar   Beloit Firm Plan Session Topic

Beloit Loses Third Largest Plant To Illinois: Property Tax Blamed

With Overthrow of Fidel Castro—  Exiled Cuban Leaders Pledge Firing Squad End, Free Voting

Plans, Policy Not Yet Clear   Pentagon Clamps Down Tightest Security Lid   Ex-Ci Cuban Premier Vows  Castro Will Be Overthrown

Cubans Set Revolution Council Up   Two Groups Form In New York For  Kreedom Effort

Inside ...   Forming ‘Revoutionary Council’  Cuban Exiles Vow Castro Ouster

Cuban Freedom Groups Pledge Free Election Eighteen Months After Dictator’s Overthrow

FROM CANADA TO PATAGONIA  Cuban Exiles Seek Rally To New “Revolutionary Council”

NEWSMEN ARE ASSAULTED BY WHITE GROUPS   Violence Breaks Out In Streets Of McComb, Mississippi   REPORTER PUSHED THROUGH WINDOW

Newsmen Target Of Attacks By White Men ‘As New Disor ders Break Out In McComb

END HEARING ON DEPRESSED AREAS PLANS   Bill May Be Cleared for  Senate Action Next Week.

Senate Group Prepares Depressed Area Bill; May Reach Floor by End of Week

Work Staris on Minimum Wage Plan...  Hearings on Depressed © Areas Bill Nearing Enc

Hearings On Depressed Areas Bil End: Minimum Wage Study Is Begun

News Conference Set   Committees Give Full Airing To Kennedy Economic Bills

Eyes Minimum Wage Measure  Senate Will End Hearings On Depressed Areas Bill

 Faster Senate Action Sought  Depressed Areas Bill ‘Hearings Nearing End

Committee Gets to Work....  Action on Aiding Economy Expected in Senate Today

International U.S. Postage Rates Hiked   Effective July 1; Income To Offset $18 Million Loss

GE Suits Total Many Millions   Triple Damages Asked as Result Of Price Fixing

Attorneys Ask Damages in Antitrust Wake  GE Is Sued for $750 Million

Suit Filed Against GE For $750 Million   Plaintiffs Are Publisher, Housewife, And ‘Other Persons Similarly Situated’

 Asks $750 Million in Damages ‘Attorneys File Against Electrical Firm  For Alleged Loss to 50 Million Customers

PRAYER FOR...  e IQDAY e   ‘Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Report On U2 Pilot  Baseless   Wife Has No New:  Release Is Near

Mrs. Powers Says News Of Release Of Gary Soon Is Misunderstanding

Hardships, Despair Extst W. Virginia Unemployment Is Chronic   By NATE POLOWETZKY

Kennedy Calls Nikifa’s Bluff, Says Truman   Former President Declares Russians Will Back Off and Fear Red China.

Soviets Don’t Want War  Thaman Says Kennedy  Called Russian Bluff

HST Says Russians  Blutting   Claims Soviets Scared to Death of Red Chinese

ERE SSE ag, Sage ER ES a RW ea Rl i t  Co He f ote fey me ;  wou & t Cc " « } , 4 “Un By Va ang E é POM LOPE)  FG  SO

Resin of Waa wg. ap ay MA er a ren sin. ea ea  Coff Lee - ume Comugent

Kansas: ee  State Game Commission  Under Fire  Anderson Wants To Change toa 5-Member Board

TEMPERATURES   Seeks re-organization Anderson wants changes in Fish-Game commission

Filibuster, Fights Mark Saccian’s Ene   Wild scenes Bring Legislature To Anary Close

Twister Kills ), Injures 50 At Galveston   Hurricane Blows Harmlessly Into Austin Area asa ‘Tropical Storm.’

“Mere Storm”   Hurricane Carla Moves Info Austin, Stripped Of Devastating Power   By PATRICK CONWAY United Prece Intarnatinnal

Two Persons Known Dead: Count Fifty As Injured; Thousands Are Homeless

Backlash Still Pounding Texas-Louisiana Coast: Tornadoes Main Threat

Carla Force Diminishes Near Austin   Two Killed and 50 Injured in Violent Spouts

Floodwaters Four Feet Deep in Galveston Weary Carla Pants to Austin, IBut 2 Left Deadin Tornadoes

Radio Americ Stays Routine With Cubans.  ‘Has Made No Plans To Keep America’s image Before People

New Devices For Autos   Anti-Pollution Equipment Will Start In 1963

Automakers fo Install Anti-Smog Devices Starting With 1963 Models

CEASE-FIRE OBEYED ‘U.N. Sends Dag to Scene Of Crisis Over Bizerte

Rusk Offers Five-Point Program to Guarantee Independence of Lacs:

AMOM VMEEENECO fee nT  U. Ss. ‘Calls For Veto-Free  Laos Control Commission

US. Calling 's For Veto-Free Commission Will Enforce  Laos Cease-Fire -

Keep America Strong, ree,  Message Asks   President Will Make Farewell Address to Country on Tuesday

Ike Reviews Light Years In Oftice  Contends Vital Progranis  Must Go On

Record of 8 Years on Job Is Reviewed   Remain True To Tried Principles, Kennedy Urged

Defend U.S. Principles,  Ike Advises  State of Union Reviev r Se a eres,     state of Union Reviev Serves as Farewell Message and Charts Policies for Kennedy

lke, Looking Back, Finds Record Good   Calls On Kennedy To Stick To Basic U.S. Principles

lke Calls On Kennedy To Stay With Proven Principles; Says Good Luck

State Of Union Message:  Ike Calls For Retention Of America’s Principles

Slate of the Union (Mes  Ike Asks JFK to Stick To Principles That _  Keep America Strong

tke Calls On Kennedy To Continue Principles To Keep America Strong

West German Election Berlin Crisis Settlement Seen Unlikely Before Vote Sept. 1/

Berlin unsettled until Sept. 17   Adenauer and Brandt call for action in crisis

Appropriation Is Sought .... Kansans Seek State Funds For Prairie National Park

INDIANA BASKETBALL   By United Press International HIGH SCHOOL  ai ink al ee ie

Chief Executive Milling to Buck Party Dictates  Asks for Chance to Ink Honorable ih  ‘ay Caranramica

Leadership Is Challenged by Delegate Vote   Nelson’s Compromise Plea Turned Down; Lucey “Chagrined”

Fidel Creditor Abandons His Gunboat Claim   Miami Advertising Agency Bows Out Of Legal Stalement With Government ‘In Effort To Demonstrate National Unity’

Dam Hichlv Inadequate   U.S. Firm Relinquishes Claim to Cuban Boat

Hurricane Anna Off Nicaragua Has 115 Mph Wind: Starts Move Inland

17 Lives Lost As rinpled Airliner Crashed Into Truck At Denver Airport

16-Passengers and Truck Driver Perish. at Denver  By GENE MEAKINS

Three Negroes arrested at Jackson bus station  Challengers of state law thwarted in

Wiley fo Miss GOP Gathering  Impossible to   Impossible to Attend. He Savs

Frincess /Margaret flas Son  Royal Jones’ Boy Born Right o1" Schedule

Princess Margaret Has Son   Roval Jones’ Boy Born Right oi" Schedule

Princess Margaret Gives Birth to Boy, As She Predicted and On Schedule

VISCOUNT LINLEY FOR ROYAL REBEL  All England Rejoices...!t's a Boy

Royal Rebel As Usual Is On Schedule   Viscount Linley Fifth In Line To British Throne

The : Santa Maria?  U.S. Navy Planes Checking on Mystery Ship in the Atlantic

Dollar Dust  MOTHERS’ MARCH. — “ETS $565.85 PLUS FOR MARCH OF DIMES  Contributions — Still Comine In

 Dollar Dust  ‘MOTHERS’ MARCH — NETS $565.85 PLUS FOR MARCH OF DIMES  . Contributions — S51 Coming In

‘Josef’s Body Put In Kremlin Wall Lenin Tomb Reopened—Minus ‘Stalin

Johnson Suggests Readiness   LBJ Thinks Military Buildup For Berlin — Is Entirely Necessary

Soviets Send New Note Dealing With Access to Red-Surrounded « City of West Berlin.   @40OW OF TANKS, TROOPS

800 Aboard ‘i ‘Pirate- Seized’ Portuguese Vessel’. a  Sight Hijacked Ship  On Course For Brazil

U.S. Planes,  Destroyers Join Hunt   Armed Band Of 70 Seized Vessel; One Ship Officer Killed

Dictator's Foe Captures Vessel   NO CONTACT   OPrPricerR KTTIPRY

US., British Warships On  Liner’s Trail   Salazar Opponent Leads In Seizing Portuguese Craft

Headed Toward  Brazil British Frigate Now Trailing Liner Hijacked By /0 Pirates

).S. And British Sea Craft And Planes Hunting Santa Maria, Which Was Seized By Enemies Of Portuguese Premier — At Least One Ship’s Officer Killed And Others Wounded — 800 Persons Aboard

Ocean Liner Is Hijacked By Armed Band Of 70: One Officer Is Reported Killed And Unknown Number Of Crew Injured   BOARDED AS PASSENGERS

Pirates Grab Ship and 800 People Aboard   Portuguese Dictator’s Foes Seize Vessel As Part of Revolf Plan

Skipper Threatens To Scuttle — Warships, Planes Trail Pirated Portuguese Ship

British Frigate Trailing Liner In Caribbean.   2 U. S. Destroyers, Navy Planes Join Jn Chase of Vessel

More Than 800 Persons Are Aboard  U.S. Vacsale Ordered   U. S. Vessels Ordered To Trail Fugitive Portuauece Shin

British Frigate Takes Troll Of Sonta Maria; Heading Toward Brazil   Portuguese Cruise Ship Has 800 Aboard, Some Americans; Fear Hijackers May Scuttle

Ocean Liner Seen Bound  For Brazil   Foe of Portugese Prime Minister, 70 Men Seize Vessel

$00 Persons Are Reported Aboard Vessel   British Frigate Says Ship Appears Headed For Brazil—U. S,  Navv loins In Pursuit

British Frigate Trailing Vessel In West Indies  PORTUGUESE CRAFT   With Over 800 Persons Aboard Is Seized By Band Of 70 Armed Men; U.S. Helping In Search

U.S. Joins In Pursuit Of Fugitive   Liner Seized After Battle Is Reported Headed for Brazil

West German Newsman Shot, Kidnaped By Red  Kk. German Police, Dies

Gets Physical Exam  Shepard In Good Shape After Sensational Ride

Contained in Letter Sent From Pittsburgh . . .  Haluska Tells of Threat Over 2 Strip Mine Bills

Haluska Gets Threat in Mail  Letter Referred to Backfilling Mines

Washington Is Gaining Power, Ike Declares   Sees States Failing To Meet Pressing Needs of Public

Soviets May Have Excuse To End Talks   West Fears: French Testing Could Be: Used As An Escane

Nelson Pleads: Let's Streamline Government   Bipartisan Effort Urged; Growth of Agencies Cited

Request Comes at Special Joint Session  Wants Action on Mmnsuces During  patinan

Menon Disputes Need for More  Reinforcements  Indian Says If 15,000 Troops Are Not Enough, There Is Something Wrong.

Menon Sees. No Need For More Troops   McKeown, O’Brien Report On Situation in Conao At Hearine

UN. Commander Wants More Troops — To Meet Mounting Violence in Congo

Indian Leader Raises Issue  Of Necessity   L Thant Summons Advisory Committe In Private Session

Commander Asks More Troops For Congo Operation   U Thant Calls In 18-Nation Committee To Heer McKeown’s Report; Need For Reinforcements Questioned By India

Belgian Asks Right To Collaborate  Indian Leader Declares Present Forces Enough

fireworks Possible When Legislature  Reconvenes Monday   Rep. Sullivan Plans to Present Legislature With Measure To Disincorporate City of Butte

Ninds Up To 40 Knots Whip Lake Erie; 24 Storm Deaths   27 DEGREES BELOW IN PARTS OF IOWA

Arctic Air Sweeping To East With Winds   Poor Visibility Cancels Flights Out Of Erie; Skies Clearing In Midwest

4’ Americans Kidnaped by Moroccans   fa Oil Technicians Abdducted; Camp in Sahara-Loéoted”

3 Youths Are Sought In Wichita Killing   Woman Slain At Her Bait, Tackle Shop In Holdup

$76,327 Is Awarded In Crash Suit   Jury’s Verdict Is Record Hioh

IS ALERTED TO INCIDENT   Ship En Route’ To Panama City; Fourth Theft   A Pan American spokesman Said Information relayed from Miami indicated the plane landed safely in Havans_

Plane Left Houston At Noon Today   Details Sparse; Airliner Valued At $6 Million

Lone pirate takes over huae airliner   81 aboard, Air Force high command alerted

Pan-Am Plane  Carries 81   Airliner Was Over Central America; Atr Force Alerted

Big Plane Seized Over Mexico; Diverted to Cuba   Everyone Reported Safe While Details ef Holdup Uncertain.

U.S. Jetliner Forced fo Fly Toward Cuba   Big Plane Is Stolen Over Mexico; 81 Persons Are Aboard

81 Passengers, Crewmen Aboare Pan-Am Plane.   Jet Is ‘Diverted’ on’ Flight to Guatemala: From Mexico City

En Route From Mexico City To Guatemala City; 72 Passengers On Board

BULLETIN   MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — A _ hijacked American jetliner was landed safely at Havana airport this afternoon.

72 Passengers Aboard Pan American Jet Plane; Air Force Is Alerted.

Jetliner Is Hijacked   81 Persons Aboard Pan American Jet Diverted To Cube

 Annual Dog Auction Back-Country Swap Session  Keeps Alive Old Traditions

Dig Those Fleas! Fredericksburg, Va. Holding Traditional Dog Mart Today

Chances Not Good Weathermen Say  Astronaut Shot Not Likely Tomorrow

WrissOMmM Ke eqaay  Hope for Break in Weather Tomorrow Morning to Let Launching of Astronaut

Friday Space Shot  in Doubt   Forecasters See Clouds Moving  Toward Cape From Gulf of Mexico

Regents Approve Higher Fees at Three Schools   $1.2 Million Will Help Raise Faculty Salaries

Increases In Effect This Fall   $26 to $50 Boosts To Go for Upping Faculties’ Salaries

Regents’ Move To Bring in $1.2 Million   Funds Would  Bolster Faculty  ¢. to ota ah Caan

On The Inside   “One Grand Headache’ $240,000 Finder Says Things Now Nightmarish

Man's Honesty Nets Headache  Finder of $240,000  Is ‘Nervous Wreck’

‘an ft car, sick fo otomacn  Finder of Fortune Is Nervous Wreck’

Han ndyman Becomes Ner rvous W Wr reck  meet ter ant eeena ON anmanceermesn  Finding $240,000 In Cash One Grand Headache

Job Offered By Brink’s Finding $240,000 Make: ‘Man A ‘Nervous Wreck’

Job Offers Pour In To Negro Handyman  Finding $240,000 Causes ‘Headache’

Goldberg Issues Two Orders on Unemployment  Undeterred by GOP Criticism of Tours Of Depressed Areac

Goldberg Plans Another Tour  Not Deterred by GO! Criticism of Trips

GoldbergMoves To Aid Jobless.   Additional Visits To Areas Planned

Goldberg Produces  Two Orders   Tour Complete, Secretary Copes With Unemployment:

Hijacking ChiefRadios All’s Well   Says It’s Part Of Fight Against Portugal Chief

Planning And Zoning Body Makes Study  aloes d Amen nded  Taree   Proposed Amended Measures Will Be Considered Further  At Public Hearing

HERALD INDEX   Cosmonaut May Have Been Ir Control of Spaceship Landing

‘Titov May Have Held Controls Of Ship In Landing: Weighflessness No Probler

Kasavubu Rap: UAR Activities   HAMMARSKJOLD URGES RELEASE OF LUMUMBA

Kasavubu Appeals To UN. Counci   President Of Congo Accuses U.A.R. Of  ‘Intorferance’

Gunman Gets $318   Arrest Three Men- at Indianapolis As Counterfeiting Ring Members

“@ ; , Business World NAME VERNELL PERRY MANAGER OF AC LOAN oncies G2 cuenoon

Business World  NAME VERNELL PERRY MANAGER OF AC LOAN OFFICE AT SHELDON

You'll Find It   U.S. Holding Door Open  For Settlersent In Laos

U.S. Set To Defend Laos   State Department Cites Airlift Of Arms to Communist Forces

20 PAGES TODAY   U.S. Holds Door Open To Solution Of Laos Crisis

U. S. Alert on Laos; Hopes for Accord   Tries to Clear Way for Satisfactory Solution

US Holds Door Open  For Laos   While Hoping For A Solution; US Standing Ready

Door Held Open By United States  For Solution In Laotian Civil War

U.S. Stays Prepared To  Assist Laos   Red Move Believed Timed To Change In U.S. Administration

US. IS SEEKING LAOS SOLUTION   State Dept. Cites— “Soviet Aid To Reds

Showdown Feared  U.S. Wary But Holds Door Gnen To Solution On Laos

U.S. Holds Door Open On Laos   Army, Navy Ready If Needed To End Conflict

Remiains In Readiness   U.S. Striving: For Pepectoks Laos Solution

U.S. Holds Hope:  For Laos Accord  But Nation Ready If Asked to Defend

Door Open for Laos Solution   U.S. Is Ready for Military Action If Necessary

U.S. Holds Dos Open for Answe To Laos Crisis  Maintains Readiness   Maintains Readiness If It Is Called Upon To Defend Kingdom   (See Man Pare 6

Legal Milestone Gov. Nutter Signs, Hails Court Procedure Measure

PREG! MAUCSTONE Gov. Nutter Signs, Hails Court Procedure Measure

Test Blast Is — Set For Oct. 31   Khrushchev Lifts Deadline On Berlin Crisis

GOP Vows Responsible  Opposition   Dirksen, Halleck Say They Won't Be Wreckers

48 Atlas ICBM’s Ready  Report Says U.S. Leads In intercontinental Missile Power   Soviets Claim They Have 100-Megaton Warheads

STO) PETRA CEPT DS MOCUUYy  Report Says U.§. Leads In Intercontinental Missile Power   Soviets Claim They Have 100-Mesaton Warheads

Reds Gather In Moscow Convention   Khrushchev To Give His Blueprint For Beating Capitalism

Soviet Communist Party Will Meet — To Endorse Plan Against Capitalism

CONGRESS OF COMMUNISTS OPENS TODAY   New Program Designed To Make Russia World’s  t  Greatest Power   PREDICT BETTER LIFE FOR SOVIET PEOPLE

Reds Convene To Place Okay On Nik’s Plan   Program Drafted to Make Soviet Union Top Power on Earth

Red Party Congress Opens Today  Soviet Meet Slogans Plug Friendship

Pakistan Aid Sought at White House   Kennedy, Ayub Fackle Issues

Ike Asks Over $100 Million For Water, Fleed, Harbor Projects In California   Humboldt County Jobs Earmarked For $1.235.009

Arrest Is Made Of Strongman  In UAR Setup   Cairo Makes Bitter Attacks on Kuzbari U.S. Said in Move

Egypt Counters With Attacks On Kuzbari’s Conservative Government

Former Nasser Vice President  Arrested, Jailed   New Premier Pledges Oath Of Nonalignment

Commission Appointed  Lester E. Cox Chairman Of New Industry Agency

Holiday Toll Soars to 523   Caution Urged by Safety Experts As Traffic Count Shows 372 Dead

TOLL HEADS FOR RECORD Safety Groups, Police Plead With Motorists

Grim Traffic Toll Heading For Record   Final Count May Pass 1957 Total Of 4132 Deathe   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DEATH LOG

Road Fatalities Head For Record  About Four An Hou: Killed Since Friday When Count Began

Mounting Death Toll on Roads Nearing Record   Drowning and Other  Accidents Take Lives

List Includes 372 In Traffie   Officials Fear Memorial Weekend Record Of 413 Highway Deaths To Be Surpassed; Auto Crashes Killing Over Four An Hour

Memorial Death Toll Soars Toward 1957 Record Of 413   Rye THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Death Rate on Nation's Roads Grimly Steady   , Score From All Causes Hits 549

Death Toll Likely to Set New Mark   One Being Killed Every 15 Minutes As Mishaps Soar

Holiday Death Toll Hits 375  Traffic Death:   Traffic Deaths Tops Forecast

Pleads With MotoristsTo Take Caution  Record-Breaker In Sight, Death Toll 

Holiday Traffic Keeps 4-An-Hour Death Rate   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Traffic Toll Soars Despite Warnings; Four Die Each Hour   : The soaring death toll in traffic accidents on the nation’s highways over the long Memorial Day roliday appeared headed for a record today.

TAKE IT EASY Soaring Death Toll Heads for Record   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Holiday Deaths  pak, Ce ai er

Road deaths steadily up   Heaviest day still looms for nation’s motorists

Easy Money Called Threat To Gold Supply   Financier Points To Danger in U. S. Deficit-Spendina

GOLD FLOW CURBED  Deficit Financing Is Hit  By U. 8. Chamber Speaker

This Week’s Legislature Focuses On Local Bills In North Carolina

Reds’ Note  on Berlin ‘Moderate’   U.S. Rules Out Vrade Reprisals

‘Says Court Didn’t Consider Evidence  Prosecutor Files New  Action In Job Mix-Up

Brokaw Hits Court Ruling On Democrats  Prosecutor To File Brief Against 7th  District Decision

U.S. Admiral On Way To Pirate Ship Rendezvous May Arrange Release Of Passengers —

Mishaps Near Marienville. Shinglehouse   Three Other Persons Hurt, Two Critically: Deer Cause of Crash

Twin Cities’ Victory Hurts   Supervisors Vote Tax Relief Reluctantly

Algerian Rebels Offer to Discuss Peace withFrance  De Gaulle May Take Leaders Up on New Proposal

DeGaulle Cites U.S. Friendship   Gaiety, Pageantry Greet President

Reassures French Leader On Paris Arriva  JFK Tries to Answer   Critics on Import Of France Talks

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10 Ministers and Rabbis Jailed in Florida Capital For Sit-in Demonstration

SUNSHINE STATE CLOUDED: ‘Freedom Ride’ In Florida Ends With Arrests Of 17

Arrests End Freedom Rides Into Florida   Ministers, Rabbis Jailed {n Capital

1] Freedom  Riders’ Jailed In Fla. Cities  Police Say Arrests Madeto Avoid Threatened Racial

Maine Pair in Prison After Futile Escape Try   “Freedom Ride” Ends On Sour Note

GE President (Turn to Page 5)      Kennedy School Aid Bill Is Introduced

Archbishop of Canterbury likes food, cider, vacationing in a pub

AEC gives estimate of explosive effects of 50, 100 megaton bombs

Sunburn Persons 70 Miles Away  AEC Gives Estimate Of Blast Effects

Park, Forest Fee Approved  Nelson Signs Bill  For $2 Annual Admission Charge

 ery Ret Teknte Bes   Life’s End  ‘LE ROY ALBERT DIES HERE THIS MORNING

J opeka: ; New Kansas  State School Is Proposed   Wichita University Would Be Changed Under Senate Bill

Malaya Offers 800 More Soldiers to UN Force in Conge  Advisory Group Asks Stronger Action In Conao Area ,.

Congo Debate On U.N. Docket  Mali President Asks For New Discussion

Half-Million Board Feet of Lumber Burns  Pantzer Lumber Firm Suffers Heavy Damage

Goulart Opens Talks on New Brazil Regime   Leftist To Inherit Position, but Not Powers of Quadros

Joao Goulart Begins Talks With Leaders   Leftist To Get President's Post Without Powers

Goulart In Brasilia To Take Office   Coalition Regime Being Urged Upon New Leader

Goulart Slates Sessions With Friends, Rivals   Coalition Regime Is Recommended

Brazil Talks On Politics Open Today  . ; ; Caahtinn Resime   Coalition Regime Urged To Support  Figurehead Leader

BRAZILIAN PLANS NEW GOVERNMENT   Inauguration Date Not Fixed For Goulart

(Government Is Planned  In Brazil   Goulart Talks With Leaders On Formation

DIGNITARIES WELCOME GOULART   AL GERIAN POLICE ARREST 643 REBEL SUSPECTS

Goulart. Leaders In Talks   Date To Inaugurate Figurehead Chief Of Nation Not Yet Set

WADENA NEWS  PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH   Sunday: $:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. 7:15 Youth Fellowship.

] Freshmen Submif Plan On Ton-Mile   Repetition Of Old Fight Anticipated

Guardsmen Are Flown to Base In Persian Gulf   Officials Feel That Immediate Danger of Attack by Iraq’s Premier Has Been Averted.

British Pull Some — Troops From Kuwait   “!Quick-In, Quick-Out’. Policy. Felt. To. ‘Make The Point That: Help Is. Available

Brilisn Full Some Troops From Kuwait  Soviet Veto Rules Out Any UN. Guarantee

President Signs Bill Creating 73 New Judgeshins  With 22 Vacancies, It Gives Kennedy Biggest List of Appointments

President Employs Ten Pens   He'll Name More Judges Than Any Other Chief Exec

Thor Developer Says Soviets Orbited Three Four Men Disastrously Before Gagarin Trip

Congregationalists Study Financial Plight of Their Retired Ministers

Balaguer Foes Ease Ultimatum  Opposition Agrees =a8.  7 £4. Ta ol ows

Dominican Leaders Continue Talks   Castro Assails Panama. Colombia

Dominicar Progress  Is Noted  Meetina Slated   Meeting Slated Today on Plans for Government

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Two Germans Plead Guilty To Spying   ‘Confess’ In Moscow To Working For United States

On the Inside...   kichmann Attorney Wants 4 Former Nazis as Witnesses

Four Ex-Nazis Due To Testify For Eichmann   Two Convicted Following War

Eichmann Calls On  Ex - Nazis   Israeli Officials Say Four Will Be Arrested On Arrival

rormer Nazis Wil Testify In Behalf Of Adolf Eichmann  Witnesses Could   Witnesses Could Face Arrest Says Attorney General

Fy-Nazis Face Israel Arrest   Eichmann Attorney Hopes for Testimony

17.4 Inches of Snow Falls In Record Storm   ar iy — COUT PUT vila”  Kennedys Welcome Their Children to New White House Home

Three Arrested For Slaying Of Wilmington Man  ‘Woman Slayer Lived Within 40 F eet Of an’s Decaving Body

Forestry theft ring prosecution asked  muneticqgnating Fammittan namne   Investigating Committee names 8 persons in report to Gov. Barnett

Village Jail Facls Bared   Bastile at Adelphi May Have Bear Tenant

Senate Feud Delays Civil Rights Vote  Mansfield Moves to   Mansfield Moves to  Extend Commission’s ‘Life by Fund Measure Rider, Stirs Up Fight

Bid to Extend Commission  Move to Tack Civil Rights To Money Bill Stirs Fight

Move To Keep Alive Commission Falters   Mansfield Tries To Put Extender On End Of Pending Appropriations Bill

Positions On Berlin  Stressed  oo fy r ry oY   U.S. Won’t Bow, Red Envoy Told

Defense Officials Are ‘Mum’   Dominican Crisis Prompts Movement Of Ships, Men   Other Dominican Stories Pane 10

New Upheaval Ahead in Caribbean? Trujillo Gaims Diaz Behind Slaying

Evacuation Role Possible  Naval Units in Caribbean Could Strike Dominican

US. Units  Prepared For Action   American Ships, Serv icemen Heading Inte Caribbean

U.S.-Navy Units Heading South Can Hit Hard   Ships Also Capable .Of Taking Americans From Trouble Areas

Evacuation Or Striking Power Cited   Intent Not Revealed; Two Carriers Back Up Marine Forces

Fall Totals 13 Inches In Maryland   Slick Coating Of Ice Covers Parts of South

Heavy Snow Strikes In East Again   Cars Buried In Big Drifts In New York; Maryland Smothered

Preston Seeks IS 77 Bridge Okay  Ohio Assembly Passes Code - Correcting Bill

Yo Correct Errors « 7  \Ohio House! Pours On : \Snead: ‘Passes ‘Measure

May Enact First Bill Late Today   Republicans Seize Kev Positions In 104th Legislature

Senate Favors  New System of Junior Colleges Beats Down Efforts  To Eliminate the State Aid Feature

Police, FBI And Sheriffs To Take Part   Sessions Designed To Aid Enforcement Of Gambling Laws

U.S. Banks On Smaller Nations In UN   Hopeful Countries Can Break Deadlock Over New Secretary

_ At City Hall  GROCERS SEEK MORE LENIENT APPROACH TO SIDEWALK:STOCKS

At City Hall  GROCERS SEEK MORE LENIENT APPROACH TO SIDE WAL erTrocres

Mother Enfolds ‘Man Of House,’ 14.  In Arms After His Rescue From Sea

 Concludes Talks With Ayub ‘Kennedy Urges Settlement  ‘Of Dispute Over Kashmir

Settlement Of Kashmir. Issue Amona Hones   Kennedy Symoathetic To ‘Agreement: Soon; _Ayup Hits India Aic

JFK Prods For Kashmir Settlement   Kennedy, Pakistan President Issue Joint Communique

Thousands Riot At Galveston  Students Celebrate Opening of Beaches

Temperature Chart    Police Rushed In To Quell College Student Outbreak  ‘New ‘Splash Day’ Fights Erupt In Galveston

3 Ghanaians Killed By Congolese   Rioting Breaks Out Among Students at Texas Beach

Military To Accept Goulart   Brazilian Group Insist On Having A Prime Minister

Defiance Mounts in Brazil  Military Chiefs Declare Goulart Must Not Returr

Military Blocking  Return   ‘Present Situation’ In Brazil Blamed

Ex-President Lends Hand In Contest   Goode-Gonzalez Congressional Scrat Takes Spotliaht

Jack Benny Wins Emmy for Humor Bernstein Double  Winner for Music -

In the News   . hints DRIVE THREE  NEW BUSES BACK [FOR LE MARS SCHOOL

Too Old to Raise Children?—  Foster Parents Win Battle to Adopt Twins

Bond Issue Rejected  Grade Board Is Studying Action On Space Woes

Plan to Boost Dairy Support Is Announced   Report Follows Feed Grain Bill Passage by the House

4. More Start  Jail Terms In  Price Fixing Fifth Executive Get:  Delay On Sentence  = ee eee ee

A Executives To Start Terms   Two Others Alt Ready Serving Sentences

TEMPERATURES TODAY   Four Business Executives  Jailed; One Granted Delay

Hails Vote As Proof Texas  Doesn't Like New Frontier    el ttl te) a mw ta) “” “ L.  Local Canvassing Thursday

Nelson Seeks Big Cut In Agencies of State   Amendments Would Cut Number From Present 73 to 20

Moves to Cut State Agencies   Gov. Nelson Offers Constitutional Amendments Aimed for Reduction

Best Film, ‘The Apartment’ Liz Taylor And Lancaster Happy Winners Of Oscars

Apartment’ Wins Best Film  Lancaster, Taylor Take Top Individual Award<

32nd Switches ToU.S. Service   Formal Transfer Ceremony Held at, Milwaukee Armory

Ceremony Helc in Milwaukee   Marks Transfer of 32nd Division to Federal Service

U.S. Plans To Deport Adventurer   Citizenship Lost Because Of Role In Castro’s Army

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Resolution Says NEA  Is Union Company Union  Label Is Given  ae PN

TARGET: CONFLICT OF INTEREST  Dubuque Union Plans To Submit Resolution

Plea Against Bomb Debated   U. N. Committee Act: After Stormy Debate

New York:  UN to Consider  Bomb Resolution   Will Consider Appeal For Test Cancellation

U.N. Votes to Consider’ Soviet Nuclear Test   Commie Nations in Effort To Block a Vote.

Appeal To Soviet Expected   Political Committee Avoids Roadblocks; 22 Nations Abstair

_ DEBATE GETS “STORMY IN ‘PANEL MEET   Several Join Russian Bloc In Opposition

Inside The Times   Five Behind Bars  Reds Switch, Jail Tourist ‘Spies’

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS  Ry Tha Accneriated Prace   Tourist ‘Spies’ Now Imprisoned in Russia

Smokey Seeks Home But All He Gets Is Government Red Tape- And Puns

HERALD INDEX   Automation, Plant Relocations Blamed Auto Union Concerned Over Workers Who Lose Their Jobs

Adenauer Is in Paris for Talks ©  DeGaulle Still Cool To Americon Proposa

Adenauer Flies fo Paris, Meets With DeGaulle   West German Leader Pushes Berlin Settlement

Adenauer to Meet De Gaulle   Will Attempt to Seek French Leader on Unity

Adenauer In New Talks With French   Early Parley With Russia On Berlin His Objective

Job Of U.N. ls Debated In The Congo   Interpreted Differently.   Adenauer And De Gaulle To Discuss Talks On Berlin

—~— With Crowded Docket Of 1,050 Cases ——  High Court In Session

High Court Docket Has 1,050 Cases   Fall Term Opens As Racial Appeals Dune To Be Heard

Inside ...     Sessions Set Earlier High Court Revises Routine  Set Before Turn of Century

1,050 Items Before Judges  Supreme Court Wades Into Record Case Load

High Court Has Crowded Docket   WASHINGTON..(AP)—The Suprems.Court opens a new fall term today. its dockets crowded with an

63-Year-Old Schedule Changed by High Tribunal  Court Alters Sessions ‘Time

High Court  Dockets Full In Fall Term   Racial, Business, Labor Issues Set For Hearings

Tribunal Has 1,050 Cases  For New Term   Chief Justice Plans Brief Speech During Opening Ceremonies

Supreme Court Convenes Today  Its Docket Crowded With An All-Time High Of 1,050 Cases

Supreme Court Faces Docket Of 1,050 Cases   Racial, Business Issues Top Agenda Awaiting Tribunal

Economic Tasks Confront New Administration  Lee dareoberce bam Dee   Industry Lag Poses Immediate Problems

U.S. Admiral, Ship Captain Confer  Santa Maria May Disembark 600 Passengers Wednesday

Admiral And Rebel Captain Confer Today  Galvao Announces He Hopes fo Make Port In Brazil Today

Discusses Landing of Passengers   Reports Headway Made in Talks With Leaders

Admiral Meets Rebel Leader On Seized Ship   Arranging for Disembarking Passengers

Admiral, Galvao Confer ‘Aboard Santa Maria   Freedom May Come Soon For Ship's 600 Passengers.

CONFERENCE COULD MEAN SWIFT FREEDOM FOR NEARLY 600 CAPTIVES  U.S. Admiral, Pirate Commander Meet

Freedom For 600 on Ship Aim of Talks   Destroyer Halts 500 Yards From Vessel Off Brazil

HCLDS PARLE} ON RELEASING PASSENGERS   Conference Held 35 Miles Off Brazilian Coast   REPORT CAPTAIN   Of Rebel Vessel Ready To Cooperate: Galvao Hopes To Enter Brazil

Officer Seeks Recife as Hostage Port Admiral Beards Hijacked Liner; Meets Rebel on 620 Held Captive

ngers May Land at Recife  U. S. Admiral Meets With Galvao at Sea

Adlantic:  Santa Maria     Conference  In P rogress  U.S. Admiral Is Aboatd Liner to Arrange Docking

Admiral, Galvao  Confer   First Talks  Were ‘In General Good’; Santa Maria Mav Put In Wed.

‘Meeting On Senta Maria Is Amiable   Passengers Likely To Be Free Tomorrow

Portuguese Rebel Leader Informs Brazil President Passengers Will Be Freed

Pirate Chief, Admiral Open Talks at Sea   Conference Deals With Plans To Free Passengers on Liner

Aboard Captive Liner 600 Passengers Freedom Discussed af Rendezvous

U.S. Admiral Meets Rebel Aboard Ship   Confah Aimed At Taking Passengers Fram Captive Liner

pe Ueans Baclcis " ‘th on Kules Commit gee aren   US Admiral Boards Li!" To Confer On Passenger Reval

U.S. Admiral, Rebel Skipper Confer on Ship   Speedy Release Of Passengers Now Certain

Captive Liner May Be Given 24 Hours To Unload Its 588 Passengers, Refuel, Depart

U.S. Admiral in Meet With Rebel   Conference Might Mean Freedom for 600 Passenaers

U.S. admiral boards liner Santa Maria  Conference at sea could mean neecenaers freed

Adm. Smith Boards Liner --Expect Visit To Result  In Release Of Passengers

Admiral Boards Pirate Vessel at Sea: Reports” Negotiations Progress

Admiral, Rebel Chief Meet On Ship:  Passengers May Be Landed Today

Passengers May Land of Recife  U.S. Admiral Meets With Galvao at Sea

Freedom Of Liner's Passengers May Come As Captains Meet   By MORRIS ROSENBERG

Ship Loafs Off Recife;  Plans Form   U.S. Fleet Chief And Galvao Confer

1 With Santa Maria Rebels: American Negotiates \Ereeing of Passengers

Believe Santa Maria to Dock Wednesday  U.S. Admiral Meets Galvao

Ship 55 Miles Offshore Admiral Smith Aboard Santa Maria For Talks With Galvao

Admiral Talks With Rebel On Captured Liner  Conference Could   Conference Could Mean Fast Release For Passengers

Talks Held On Landing  Passengers   Rebel Captain Has Asked Immunity By Brazil’s President

Rebel Leader Agrees To Bring Passengers Into Brazilian Port   By LOUIS R. STEIN United Press International   Newsman Banned

Passengers’ Freedom Sought  Admiral, Pirate Leader Hold Rendezvous At Sea

U.S. Admiral Talks To Galvao Aboard Santa Maria, Asks Ship Dock At Recife

Trewester of Passengers to U.S. Navy Shins at Sea Termed Tan Dannerauc

ADMIRAL TALKS WITH “PIRATES:   U.S. Navy Officer Goe:   Aboard Hijacked Cruisé Liner; Seeks Release Of Passengers.

Santa Maria May Dock At Recife Wed.  Seas Too Rough  For Exchange

U.S. Admiral and Galvao Confer on Freeing Passengers   Talks Aboard Santa Maria Reported to be Favorable

Santa Maria Will Dock In Brazil   Pirate Leader Promises to Put  Passengers Ashore

Admiral Smith Boards Vessel For Conference   fells Commander That Transfer to Navy Ships Would Be Too Dangerous.

U.S. Officer Says First Talks Good   Portuguese Thinks Liner May Land at Brazil Wednesday

Release Of Passengers Discussed  we   _Liner May Enter Recife Wednesday

Admiral Smith on Santa Maria  Parley Could Mean Release of Passenaers

Historic Meeting Coulda See Swift Freedom For 600 Passengers Aboard

U.S. Admiral Boards Captive Ship For Talks   Farley Aboard Santa Maria May Mean Freedom Later _ Today For Passengers On Hijacked Liner.

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Bill to Increase State Gasoline Tax Introduced  House‘Also Asked to. Open Juvenile: Court Records. to Public

Khrush Congratulates Beloit Man Held U.S. on Independence _ in Infant Stabbing

Commonwealth Protection Moves Soucht   Will U.S. Benefit?  Common Market Could Lift General Prosperity

Macmillan Announces Membership In Common ‘Mart Asked Bv Britain     l

Britain To Seek Membership in Trade Group   Says Final. Decision On Common Market To Depend on Talks

British apply for Common  Market link   Macmillan is ready to talk with members

Britain Asks Market Ties   Commonwealth Protection Moves Souaht   Will U.S. Benefit?  Common Market Could Lift General Prosperity

Britain to Seek Membership in Common Market   Entry Depends on It Partners’ Interests

Britain Plans — Comm on. Mart Membership      Protection of Other Commonwealth Units Must Be Guaranteed

Would Guard  Economy of Commonwealth  Macmillan Is Jeered  In Commons

Britain Seeks Membership in Market Group   Decision Depends Upon Results of Neaotiations

Britain Seeks Membership In Common Mart   Must Protect Commonwealth

Britain Asks Ent ance Into Common Market      Macmillan Seeks Some Agreement _ For Protection of Commonwealth

farul Agamst tmports British To Ask For Place  In Europe Common Market

~MACMILLAN DISCLOSES PLANS— Britain Will Seek To  Join Common Market

Britain To Apply For Trade Plan   Membership In Common Market To Be Songht

Must First Apply For Membership  Macmillan An  Macmillan Announces Plans To Enter Group

Britain To Apply For Market   Entry Depends On Protection  Of Interests  Of Commonwealth

MACMILLAN ANNOUNCES DECISION   Protection Of Commonwealth I:  To Be Studied

Break Ground At Howard Memorial Hospital Biloxi   Eichmann Pleads State, “County Not Guilty To 15- City Officials Count Indictment Participate

Baiers Wat Guilty? Plea . Judges Rule Israel Has Right to Try Adolf Eichmann

Eichmann grates out ‘not guilty   Denies all counts in indictments of genocide

Accused Mass Slayer Cries ‘Not Guilty’) Eichmann Denies  All 15 Counfs In Long Indictment .

Not Guilty, Eichmann s Plea at Trial  Court Competent to Hear Case, Isracli Judges Rule

Pleads innocent L5 times   Fichmann denies he was master destrover

Israeli Court Wins Test     _Ex-Nazi Pleads Innocent  ‘To Charees Of Mass Murder

Not Guilty, Eichmann Tells Court   Prosecution Opens Case Against Nazi With Fiery Speech

WEATHER   ‘Not Guilty,’ Nazi Says Of Mass Killing   Eichmann Replies On 15 Indictments At Jerusalem Trial

Eichmann Denies All Charges   Pleads Not Guilty’ To Massive Charges

Defendant Pleads Innocent To All 19 Charges Today Accused Of Beating  Child To Death For Stealing Peaches

Eichmann Says ‘Not Guilty To 15 Indictments   Named Master Destroyer Of Jews In Europe During World War Il

Eichmann Says ‘Not Guilty’ to All Complaints   Court Overrules Defense Stand

Eichmann Says Not Guilty’ fo Israeli Charges  Answers Indictment   Answers Indictment Calling Him Master Destroyer of Jews

TEMPOCRATIIBEC   ‘TRIAL OF DESTROYER’ Eichmann Denies 15 Counts As Historic Trial Resumes

‘Not Guilty’ Is Eichmann Plea   Replies 15 Times in Denying All Counts in Israel’s Indictment

iCtUal Start OF nearing marnxea Eichmann denies all charges at trial

Competence of Court Overruled Eichmann Pleads Not Guilty 15 Times

Ex-Nazi Denies All 15 Counts In Indictment   Three-Man Israeli Court Upholds Right To Try Defendant

Eichmann Denies Israeli Charges  Jurisdiction Fight Lost by Defense

Eichmann Says Not Guilty’ On 15 Counts   Denies Charges In Monumental Israel Indictment

Israeli Court Right Upheld Nazi Assailed   15 Counts Denied By Ex-Officer Of Hitler’s Gestapo

Eichmann s Plea Not Guilty’ to All Indictments  Called Destroyer

tichmann Enters Plea Of Innocent   Court Rules It Competent To Hear Case

‘Adolf Eichmann Denies All Counts  iIn Israel's Sweeping Indictment

Eichmann In 15 Denials Of Israeli Counts ; ‘Not Cu Pleas   ‘Not Guilty® Pleas “Made As Judges Rule Trial Lega!

‘Trial of Destroyer” Eichmann Pleads Not Guilty 15 Times as He Denies All Counts

Defense Objections Overruled ....  Bichmann Pleads Not Guilty to All Counts

Not Guilty Plea Entered By Eichmann   Prosecution Opens Its Case Against Former Nazi Chief

FIFTEEN COUNTS  Eichmann pleads ‘not guilty’ as court rules ifs competence

GUARD UNIT READINESS ORDERED   Four Divisions Face Possible Active Duty Cal

ACTION HINGES ON SITUATION IN BERLIN   Would Free Army Divisions For Overseas Duty  DIAN TO DUT      Total Of Six Army And Two Marine Divisions Into Combat Condition

Four National Guard Units Will Be Groomed To Free Army For Service Abroad

Units Receive ‘Top Priority’ Label by Army  Active Duty Call Expected If Berlir Cc  ‘sete Ad alex Ame

Guard Divisions Would Free U. S. Reaqulars for Overseas If Needed

Four National Guard Divisions Put On Alert   May Be Called To Replace Army Units In Matter Of Weeks

Four Guard Divisions Put On Call Notice   Units May Free Regular Troops For Overseas Duty

-MANY UNITS PUT ON NOTICE~ Guard Seen Releasing  Army For Duty Abroad

Extra Training To Begin  Army Preparing Guard Units For Possible Overseas Call   Fayetteville Unit On List

Army Seen Set To Call  4. Divisions   Guard Units Receive Notice of Possible Summons for Duty

Intensified Trainine Proocram  Guard Notice May Signal Army Move

To Free Regulars for Overseas  Four Guard Divisions  Told About Army Duty

4 Guard Divisions Alerted  More Regular Army Divisions May Be Headed Overseas

Call Could Come in Matter Of Weeks if Berlin Crisis Becomes Acute, Army Says

Guard Unit Roles Are Outlined   Would Free Army Divisions for Overseas If Situation Warrants

Units Could Face Call In Few Weeks Can Free Regular  ) Army Divisions For Overseas Service

Four National Guard Groups May Relieve Army Divisions      U.S. Ready if Crisis Becomes Acute

May Free Army ‘Regulars’ for Service Abroad   Call for Guard and Reserve Units Might Come Within Week:

Four National Guard Divisions Put On Notice   Face Possible Calls To Federal Duty; Could Come In Few Weeks

Four Divisions On Top Priority List for Callups  Wisconsin's Men Will Be Readied

Army Readying National Guard   Auto Workers Strike May Be Averted

MoreUnitsAlerted As Replacements   Kansas Outtits On Priority List

Nat’l Guard And Reserves In Position   Four Divisions Put On Alert For Call To Federal Duty

Wheel Guard Units Into Position fo Free Renular Army for Overseas, if Needed

Army Wheels Guard Units Into Position   Divisions May Free Regulars To Go Overseas

U.S. BUILDUP » OF MILITARY CONTINUING   Short Notice For Mustering Gets Emphasis

‘SEC Chairman Says Manipulations of Stock Sales Are Possible: Probe Sough

GOP Assails Document On JFK's Record      Branded As ‘Dishonest’

Slayi  - Suspec  oe in ae  ma ine ‘ ein ~   Pair Questioned in Three Shootings In Austin Area

Military Chiefs Barred By Order From Talking About Fiasco In Cuha

NHO’S SCAPEGOAT FOR CUBAN FIASCO? Muzzled Military Chief Will Get Chance To Talk

Muzzie Lreates Kesentment  Cuban Invasion Silence Puts fAilitary Chiefs in' Hot Seat’

Pentagon’s Silence Is  Sore Point Military Chiefs Fear  Rrewack ofr Ginn vince’   Military Chiefs Fear Brand Of Scapegoat On Cuban Invasion

McNamara Orders Silence —  U.S. Military Chiefs Can’t Talk About Cuba   By FRED S. HOFFMAN

MILITARY HEADS KEPT SILENT ON CUBAN REVOLT   Pentagon Allowed No Self-Defense

U. S. Military Chiefs Barred  From Discussing Cuban Fiasco   Re FRED © HOFFMAN

Military Chiefs To Get Chance To Explain Role In Cuban Fiasco   By FRED S. HOFFMAN

Military Chiefs Barred From Any  Discussion Of Failure In Cuba      By FRED S. HOE

Society Invites Prohe   Founder Denies Calling tke "Card-carrving Rec!

Firm To Re-examine Decisi  Ford Is Unlikely To Halt Chester Plant Closing

Terry Sanford Narrowly Misses Head-On Crash  A Drunken Driver  ey

Communications Satellites Should Be Privately Owned. Kennedy Says

Until German Peace Treaty Is Signed  Reds Will Honor 4- Power  Pacis on Access to Beriin

‘Will Honor: Agreement,” Ulbricht Says   Claims Russians ~~  To Continue Control “wt ANd Tealffte

Says His Regime To Honor West's Rights of Access   Ulbricht Says Soviet Union to Control Traffic Until Treaty Signed,  ~~, wWsE45@e0n8 06 Ge Cia: adil sii oe

Will Keep Control Of Traffic   Agreement Observed ‘Until German Peace Treaty Is Signed’

Cold Front Hits U.S. Midsection   Touches Off Showers And Thunderstorms

Legion Post Sets Veterans Day Program   EXPRESS CONCERN ABOUT SIZE OF — AUDIENCE FOR EVENT SATURDAY MORNING

May Succeed Jackson’ —  National Mental Health Director Visiting In Topeka

Scarbeck's girl in Poland   Young mistress of convicted spy back in Warsaw

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   Ceprighted 1960, A Nationa) Coancil of Charches Religior Features)

Delays Decision On Redistricting  A Week or More   A Week or More  Before Rulina

East Side, West Side, All Around The Town It’s Snow, Snow InN. Y.

It’s The Worst Winter In Memory For Residents Of Northeastern U.S.

: RECORDS FALL IN EAST-—  ‘New Yorkers Can't Believe ‘Eves as Snow Keeps Growine

52.7 Inches Of Snow Recorded In New York  Northeast Suffering One Of Harshest Winters

HOFFA LOSES IN CINCINNAT   Dairy Drivers Vote fo Independent Union

Blast Is Biggest Man-Made   Swedish Scientist Reports Explosion May Have Been More Than 50-Megaton

Crash Kills Hostage Of 2 Fugitives   Couple Broke Jail In Howell Dec. 18

Steel Price Row Brews New Storm   JFK Plea Is Accorded Some Sharp Criticism

Veterans’ Party Plan  Is Groundec   St. Joe Mavor Alvandous Idea

bierce Fighting Rages in Streets Ot NKatanea: Proce Palks Planned

U.S. Envoy Seeks Talks On Katanga   U.N. Jets Attack Headquarters Of Belgian Company

Tshombe, Facing Defeat In Elisabethville Battle, Invited to Truce Talks

UN Planes Bomb Mine Offices  U. S. Striving For Meeting Of Congo Premier, Tshombe

While U.S. Seeks Truce UN Jets Attack Belgian-Owned Katangan Mine

Fierce Fighting Still Rages in Elisabethville   U. S. Attempting Truce Meeting to End Fighting

Knowles Marks lie-Breaking Vote   Final Vote 17-16; Four Republicans Vote Along With Democratic Minorit:

Assembly Gets Measure; Open Talks Monday   Vote Follows Days of Bitter Words: Republicans Split

Senate Passes Party Splitting Measure 1/-16   Sales Levy Bill, Property Relief Plan Revamped

3 Per Cent Levy Wins but 4 Republicans Oppose Bill; Assembly Action Awaited

Communist Congress Comes To End: Khrushchev Gets All He Asks For

Differences Underlined  At Session   Communism Seen Most Influential Political Forre

Session: Okay 20-Year Plan   Soviets Explode Two More---Small Ones

Kremlin's 20-Year Plan Backed   Soviet Congress Gives Approval To  Khrushehev's Idea

28 PAGES TODAY   People Promised Horn Of Plenty — As Red Meet Ends

RIDING HIGH  * Khrashchev:20 Year: ‘Plan: Backed hy Party Conaress

Khrushchev Still Guidin ng Light Soviets End Communist. “nivarask

Communists Endorse K.'s Program   Nikita Re-elected To Head ‘Horn Of Plenty’ Plan

Communists endorse new 20-year plan   Plan to pull ahead in industrial skill, standard of living

Red Meeting Ends With ‘kK’? On Top   Soviets Explode 2 Smaller Bombs

Reds Set 20-Year Plan To Make USSR Greatest Industrial Power   Soviet Explodes Two More Nuclear Bombs in Arctic

20-Year Red Plan Approved   Soviets Endorse Program To Achieve World's Greatest Production Capacity

Khrushehev Plan Backed In Congress   Seek To Transform Soviet Into No, 1 Industrial Power

Commie Party Meeting Ends  20-Year Khrush mi... gs. go §f§.i4. §

Russia, With Tests Completed, Asks for Immediate Nuclear Bar   JFK Tailors New Job for Bowles

Soviet Union Ends Own Nuclear Tests, Asks West Agree to Uncontrolled Ban

Reds Ask Big Three Test Ban  France Invited To Join Others  In Agreement

Russia Asks Three Power  Geneva Meet  Proposal Aimed At Meeting Disapprova Of Previous Tests

USSR Now Wants Tests All Banned   West Sees No Hope for Treaty Sans Inspection

Their Own lests Have  - Russian Proposal  Directed At US.      Russian Preposal Directed At U. S. Underground Tests

heirigerators in Viud fiuts  Independence To Congolese Means White Man’s Life

Discarded Trapping of White Man Give Bush Congolese Badge of Status Symbols

5ush Lie Kemains Uncnang  What Has Independence Meant to Congo s Millions?

A Beige $5 Bill, a Mauve $10? Let's Just Keep It a Cool Green, Mrs. Smit

Writer Favors More Stretchable Dollar  ‘What’s Wrong With GREEN Money?’   At that. Mrs. Smoth hac her courace.

Kennedy Wage Bil Passed by Senate  Strong Vote May Sway House Toward Changes

FREE TIME IS COSTING MORE  Personal Services Are Digging Deep Into Your Pocket

San Benito Drainage Tax Up 10 Cents i aestié‘éte County Tax Statements  To Be Mailed This Week

School's Out  British Villagers Roll Back Wave Of invading Whales

Strong Statement Vs. Tinkering with Dollar   No Attempt to Overhaul Budget to Be Attempted

Changes In Budget Will Be Limited   Order Comes Amid GOP Predictions Of Budget Battle

High Court Leis Stand  Tuition Ban   Catholic Schools Can’t Get Funds

U.S. Arms Back West Laos In War On Rebels   Indicate Britain And France Against Action By America

Laotian Pilots In US. Craft Attack Rebels  Concern Grows as Air Action Opens

Diplomatic Circles Fear Retaliation  Grave Concern Seen   Grave Concern Seen In First Air Raid Of 6-Year Civil War

Strafe, Bomb Reds—  Laotian Pilots  Fly U.S. Planes      Can U.S. Stem Red Tide In Laos And Not Trigger FullkScale War:

Some Fear Russ Mav Retaliate   Air Raids Are First Of Six Year Old Civil Wear In Laos

Allies Jolted by First Air Raids of War   U. S.-Made Trainer Planes Used by Laotian Fliers

U.S.-Made Planes Hit Laos Reds   European Envoys Fear Action May Trigger Blowup

‘In Use of Aircraft.”  US. Supports Laos Action   Says Veteran Observer  In Tage Witout War Nnck

Laotian Pilots in US. Craft Bomb Rebels   Diplomats Werry Over Civil War's Initial Air Raids

Use U. 8. Planes erin  Laos Troops Aiiack Rebels In First Anti-Red Battle

 Retaliatory Action Feared  Laotian Pilots Strate, Bomb Pro-Communist Rebel Force:

Laos Uses U.S.-Supplied: PlanesIn Attacking Reds   U.S. Backs Act

Rebel Units Are Bombed And Strafed  Allies Worry  Lest § Sovi iets, mL: 

American-Supplied Planes Flown By Laotian Pilots Bomb Rebels First Time

Air Raids Reported In Laos   Pilots Strafe Rebels in Planes Supplied by US

Planes Used In Bombing Are Supplied By U.S.   British, French, Other European Diplomats Express Concern Air Raids To Trigger Russia, Red China Retaliation

Laotian Pilots  Bomb Rebels   xe K  U. S. Backing Ft ull Operation By Laos

Laotian Pilots in U. S.-Made Planes Stage Ist Air Raids, Bomb Rebels

Fliers of Laos Strafe Pro-Red: with Planes  European Envoys Fear Retaliation by Soviet or Ching

Fly Trainer Planes U.S. Delivered   Europe Diplomats Fear Russ, Red China Retaliation

Ready To Move On New Guinec Indonesia Marks Time  Awaiting Dutch Action

Peaceful Solution  Sought in Guinea  Door Left Open, Indonesian Savs

IN NEW GUINEA Indonesia Says Force Justified   PEOPLE'S COMMAND   NO WEAK HAND

Subandrio Says Way Is Still Open For Settlement Of New Guinea Issue

Door Open, Indonesia Tells Dutch   Negotfiations on West New Guinea Dispute Proposed

Foreign Minister Says  Door Still Open To Settlement In New Guinea

Indonesia Denies Blame If W. New Guinea  Is Attacked But Holds ‘Peace’ Door Ajar

Peaceful New Guinea solution still possible, says Indonesia   Mobilization

Door Still Open For Settlement, Says Indonesia   Ready to Take Dutch Possession by ‘Force

Jakarta Bids Dutch Yield Peacefully   Makes It Clear Nation Intends to Take W. Irian

FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS ‘Don’t Blame Indonesia  If We Invade Guinea’

‘Door Still Is Open to Peace In Indonesia   But Dutch Must Give Up Control of West New Guinea

W. New Guines Talks Probable   Indonesia Ready For Discussion With Netherlands

Werld News Hiaghliahts   U.N. Body OKs Talks On Disarmament, Space   Indonesian Says Accord Possible

ONLY DAILY  NEWSPAPER  PUBLISHED In The ADIRONDACKS   INDONESIA SAYS WE ARE READY TO TALK. FICHT

Indonesians Say Door To Peace Open   They Demand Control Of Western Half Of West New Guinea

Door Said Oper For Peace In W. New Guinea   Indonesia Cannot Be Blamed if Invasion Comes, Official Says

War Can Be Avoided In  New Guinea   Indonesia Asks For Peaceful Handover Of Dutch Control

‘Can't blame Indonesia for using force’  Door still open   Door still open for a peaceful settlement

Indonesia Still Ready To Negotiate   But Settlement Must Be On Own Terms

‘Peace’ Door Is Left Open  By Indonesia   Says It Can't Be Blamed If Guinea  Is Taken By Force

Junta Says All Chiefs Backing It  Armed Forces Branches Said Now Supporting

JuntaClaim: Support  From Army   Would Be New _ Setback for U.S. Authorities

Setback For U.S. Korean Coup Is Supported By Military Forces Chiefs

Rebel Forces in Korea Claim Full Cooperation From Southern Militia

All Battle Units Back Seoul Junta   American Forces To Shun Role In Korean Revolt

South Korean Junta Backed By Committee   Revolutionaries Get Support From Heads Of Forces

Anxious to Co-Operate Peace Imperative Goal, Kennedy Tells Mr. K      To Lunch With Kennedy

Anxious to Co-Operate Peace Imperative Goal, Kennedy Tells Mr. K

Possible Summit?   Possible Summit?  President And Soviet Chief Exchange Notes

Kennedy Wires Red Following Kind Message   American Envoy And Nikita Talk

Sends Note To Premier As a Reply   Ready to Cooperate With All Who Want Peace, Nikita Told

JUNIOR CLASS PLAN SERIES THREE PLAYS   Annual Presentation Will Be On Friday, April 14, In Schon) Gum

Negotiating Sessions Resume Today  Ford Strike Faces  Long Bargaining

Series-ish   120.000 At Ford Plants Hit In Strike   Company Expects Long Session In Contract Plans

Union Tried To Prevent  Ford Strike   So Says Reuther As Negotiations Resumed

Ford, UAW  Bargaining Is ned   Stumbling Block In Auto Walkout  Is Non-Economic

TWO INJURED BY POLICEMEN   Demonstrators Beaten In Outbreak In Dom mican Republic -

U.A.R. Editor Blasts Rusk On Congo Aid   Denies Report of Arms Shipments To Pro-Red Rebels

Egypt Denies If Is Shipping Arms  Paper Says Charge Shows Rusk fanorant

UAR Denies Arms Headed  For Congo   Report Trucks Crossed Sudan To Red Rebels

Saturn's Set For First Test   Short Flight Starts U.S, On Way Te Manned Meon Trig

Saturn Firing Is This Week   Maiden Flight  Will Be U. 8. Start On Long Road To Moon Landings

30-Million HP Superrockets Set To Start U.S. on Trip to Moon; 4,500-MPH Scout Also Due to Go

First Saturn Superbooster To Be Launches   Another Step _In Moon Project

‘Most Powerful Rocket Ready to Blast Off  US. to Take Step to Moon

Saturn Rocket Set for Shot   This Week's Flight To Start U.S. on Road To Moon Landings

$240,000 Finder Accepts $10,000 Reward; Refuses Job, Scholarship

BY ENGLISH PROBER  Talk of TV’s Bad Effect On Children Said Wrong

Demand Safety Assurance —  600 Pilots Threaten To Quit Flying DC8s

GOP Leaders Look With Hungry & ye Az Bia City Vote Which Def tet Nixon

GOP Plans Drive To Cut Demo Big City Majority   Kuchel Rejects Proposal He Let Nixon Seek Seat

Mark Time in Senate Fight on Filibuster      Showdowns on Rule May Come Next Week

Senate and House Hope to End Rules Battles in Coming Week   Republicans See Need To Go After Biq City Vote

Republicans Lye Big City Vote Results   Aim At Program To Reduce Demo Party Majotities

D:C. Couple Testifies In. Rees’ Behalf   ‘In Their Home -On January 11.

Suspect in ‘55 Jay Murder Is Finally Jailed   Woman Surrenders To Neosho Police

WEATHER   Fri. Feb. 24 Is Deadline Fo:  Releasing Cotton Acreage

Plant, Release, Or Lose Cotton Acres ‘March 3 Is Final Date For Release

Russian Premier Says He Will Not Back Down On East German Treaty

Boasts Of Power   War Over Berlin May Cost 1, 200-Million Lives—Nikita

20) Nuclear Bombs are ‘All I Need’   Premier Intends Separate ‘East Germany Peace Treaty

Goes to Governor... Senate Passes Bill to Allow Corporations To Spend Money to Help Pass or Defeat Laws

 Passed By Senate New Corporatons Measure  Said Major Blow to Labor

Program  One. of Biggest In Pa. History; To Be 90 Pet. Federal Money

Louisiana To Florida In Path  New Storm   New Storm Debbie Forms

Asks Adouta to Aet  U.N. Abandons Plan to Disarm Congo Mutineers

U.N. Hears U Thant’s Congo Plan   _ Will Use Powers To Train Army

CRASH PROBE CENTERING ON FIRE TRUCKS   Officials, Spectators Disagree On Speed Of Firefighting   CHIEF SAYS CALL WAS ONLY ‘STANDBY’

ire Fighting Equipment is Questioned  sxieeaarenes [rm Denver Airplane Mishap

Inadequate F inefighting Cited in Denver Crash —   \State Units in Battle Shape Guard Can Be Ready in Hours

Expect Kennedy To Begin Immediate  Review Of Foreign, Defense Policies

JACK PLANKING EARLY FOREIGN POLICY REVIEV   Seeks Way to Start World wide Peace, Cooperation Goals.

Defense Also To Get Quick Attention: ° Kennedy To Review Foreign Policy

Colder   Detailed Review Of U.S. Foreign Policy Expected   Diplomats Predict Survey To Lead to High Level Parleys

Toward Peace, Co-Operation Kennedy To Begin Review Of Foreign, Defense Plans

Expect Sweeping Review of U.S. . Foreign Policies  Binlarmnte Ear,   Diplomats Forecast Survey of Relations, Revised Programs

Sweeping Foreign, Defense Policy Review Expected: Talks Predictec   World Hails Inaugural Address By President

Kennedy Expects To Have  Early, High-Level Consultations With Friendly Govyernments.   EARLY TALKS WITH RUSSIA IMPROBABLE

Fresh Start Seen On Disarmament—  Sweeping Review Of U.S. Foreign Policy Slated

Peace Is Aim Of Proposal To Review Policy  Foreign And Defense Plans Scheduled In President’s Work

Kennedy Review Seen in Defense, Foreign Policies  High Level Sessions Expected With Allie

JFK Fages Many Problems Abroac  Foreign And Defense Policies Expected o Be Reviewed Soon

As Prelude to Soviet Talks Sweeping Review Seen Of Foreign Policies

Kennedy Te Study Early  Peace Moves   To Consult Allies As First Step In  Summit Dinlamare

President Off to Flying Start With Democratic Congress   ‘Fateful Foreign Problems Face JFK

NEW CABINET TAKES OFFICE High Level Meetings With Allied Nations May Be Early Step

British Query U. S. on. Soviet Laos Answer   Russ ‘Reply to-Cease-Fire Plan Said Inconclusive: Ambiguous -

Crash Recordings Called Accurate  No More Than Second or Two Variance, Expert Says

-PVARO WILL SPONSOR BAKE ‘SALE, CHILI FEED & BAZAAR — COLITMIROS DEO. 14

New Palestine  Bank Is Robbed By Lone Bandit   Gunman Gets $5,815 In Holdup Soon After Indicna Bank Opens Today

 Expect Tests Ahead Morse, Aiken Call for Move:  To Bolster United Nations

Two Admit Presence At Death Scene   Mother Helped. Kill Two of Own Children

Pair Loses Battle With FBI Agents   Shelby Co. Farmer And Son Arrested Following Melee

President Admits Red China Barrier In Fight For UN Recognition Lacking

Concerning Trade Fair ‘Governor Sanford Meets \Kelneiby In Washington  iy d it

Rehearse for TV Program Friday   Beverly Green Sioux County’s New Home Economist, Effective January 1   Seek Replacement For Don Arendt

al  roy rere Weather % Sra GH Gs Zig Over 4 at me i ow) ei) Area

RED CHINA AGAIN DENIED SEAT IN U.N. RED CHINA AGAIN DENIED SEAT IN ULN. U:S., Prestig ge Soars As Soviet- Led DrivelsH anded A Stunning Defeat

U.S. Wins Prestige on Vote   General Assembly Rebuff cf China Hailed as Victory

China Refused Admission To UN   Issue Met Head-On With 48-36 Vote

Red China Bid Beaten in U.N.   General Assembly Rebuffs Peiping, U.S. Prestige Soars With Setback

Red China Snub Triumph for U.S.  U.N. Vote Blocks Seating Action

U. S. Prestige Gets Boost Over Defeat Of Soviet- Led Move To Seat Red China In U.N.

U.S. Victory Over Commies Hailed In UN   Soviet-Led Drive For Peiping Gains Little Support

Confusion for Motorist—   U.S. Prestige Soars a: Peiping Bid is Defeated

REDS FROM U.N. AGAI   U.S. Scores Major Victory In 48-36 Rejection Of Peiping Membership; U. S. And Britain Split.

or Two “Years: 0 a eEeTPRaNER Tana  7 S. Led Fight pik i Red China Bid For Seat tn U.N.

U.S. Deals Russia Severe Blow By Leading 48 Units ToBarRedChinaFromU.N.

Win First Showdown US. Prestige in U.N. Soar As Peining Bid Defeated

Peiping’s Bid for UN Seat Dealt Defeat   Assembly Vote of 48-36 Hailed as US Victory

Red China Defeated In Bid for Seat   Communist Loss Hailed as Victory For United States

Red China’s Defeat i in  UN. Hailed  U.S. Prestige Soars   U.S. Prestige Soars With Rejection aor Rid far Gant

Red China’s Bid Defeated In U.N.  After Seat Denied Peiping Government

Peiping Defeat Boon for U.S.   U. N. Assembly Rebuffs Bid for Sea By 48-36; Adlai Gratified by Ballo!

Red China Fails To Get U.N. Seat n 4836 Rebuf   Vote for Chinese Less Than Expected

Red China Loss a Boost to U.S.   Soviet Effort Defeated by 48-36 in U.N.; Stever son Hails the Victory,

Move To Seat Red China In U.N. Defeated   U.S. Prestige Soars By Vote Of 48 To 36

Chiang keeps Seat  U.S. Prestige Soars As U.N. Defeats Peiping Bid

U.N. Rebutf fo Red China Boosts US.   Prestige Climbs in Defeating Movs to Seat Peipina

UN door shut to Red China   US. prestige soars as Peiping rebuffed again

Onited Nations: —————_—7 .  Communist China Fails To Win Seat  Prestige of U.S. ~ Soars After the Stunning Victory

[Red Chinese Are Rebuffed In U.N. Vote   US. Prestige Soars In Defeat Of Soviet Move

American Prestige Gets Boost   Soviet Attempt to Seat Communist China in UN Defeated by Vote of 48-36

WEATHER   U.S. Prestige High After 48-36 Defeat Of Red China's Bid

Project Near Here —  Home-Builder Hayes Vows To Evict: Defense Workers

Political Era. Ends As Ramsey Takes New Job   Sen. Bruce Reagan Becomes Texas’ 2nd Hichest Executive

Three Laotian Princes  Agree On Principle O% National Unity Regime

Laos Princes Try ToForm Unity Party   Trio At Odds Over Role Of King At Zurich Conference

A Long Way From Wilson Auto Contract Hearing  Important To All Of U:

Aitect All Of Us: renter  Auto Contract Talks Are Important To Everyone

Bargaining at Auto Plants Affects Paychecks in Many Unrelated Fields

Industry Bargaining Sets.Pace  ‘Auto Contract Talks May Affect Your Check

‘Non-Car Owners As Well ‘ Auto Contract Negotiations Affect “Many Americans in Many Places.

F inch Case ui ay         : Death. orTi or: Doc! tory Carole - Hinges on Today's Conrt Méétins

Algerian Radio Calls For Rally  Leader of Abortive April Revolt,   Leader of Abortive April Revolt, General Gardy, Heard in Appeal

Donahey Warns Lobbyists He Will Run Senate Show   New Bill Would Create Executive Head For Counties

Propose Bill Calling For State-Supported Study Of  Industrial Automation. Effect

STEVENSON, MENON CONFER   India’s Defense Minister Denies Charge Of Aggression

Menon Returns to U. N. to Promote Year of International Cooperation   U.N. Approves Planned Talks on Disarmament, Exploration of Space

Indiana's Obscene Literature Law Upset as Violating Freedom of Press

Liddy Is Named to Ag Pos!   State Personnel Heac To Succeed Late Clyde Spry.

Senate Gives Okay to Huge Defense Bill   Largest Peacetime Cas! Outlay for Military Passes by 85 to 0 Vote

Solons Vote Funds Asked By Kennedy   Huge Defense Money Bill, Biggest Since 1945, Wins Approval

Ike Says Nation at Record Strength, Asks Prayers for Successor in White House

Asks Prayers For New Chief, Cites Problems   President Lists Progress During His Eight Years

Gains Made By Country, He Asserts   Solemn Note Taken of Grave Problems at Home, Abroad.

Ike Gives Farewell State Of Union Message  ‘US At Unprecedented Heights

Ike’s Farewell Message  U.S.Forges Ahead; Still Plenty Of Problem ,         Anderson Ke-Elected Head Of County Fair

Eisenhower Tells Congress America Has Forged Ahead on All Fronts in 8 Years

Farewell State of Union message sent to congress   Eisenhower asks prayers for future landers

Red Menaces In Berlin, Cuba Pointed Out   Farewell Message On State of Union Read to Conaress

President Cites Progress In State Of Union Message   87th To Be ‘Welfare Congress’?   Broad Legislative Program Seen By Incoming Administration

But President Cites Grave ‘Problems  His Farewell Message Points to Areas Of Trouble

State of the Union Message Hails Progress, Warns of New Problems for Future

Eisenhower Reviews Eight Years in State of Union Message   More Powerful Rockets Need  U.S. Prestige Said At Stake in Space

U. S.F orging Ahead Says Ike In Union Talk   ‘Many Problems Remain For President - Elect Kennedy’ ”

Ike Disputes Charges Of ‘Missile Gap’   President Defends Space Program Of GOP Administralio:

Red Threat To Berlin, Cuba Cited   President Makes His Farewell State Of Union Message

Ike Tells Of Foreign And Economic Progress In Last Message; Cites Red Threat   CONTINUING RED THREAT

lke s Summary: We Have Forged Ahead’   Missile Gap A ‘Fiction, But Space Effort ‘Ailing

Ike Says U.S. Forged Ahead  In His Term   Many Problems Stjll Exist To Confront Kennedy

Keep Nation Strong, Is Plea in Ike's Message   Grave Problems Still Unsolved, Congress Told by President

State Of Union Message  Ike Asserts U.S. Stands At Unprecedented Height

Ike Cites Gains, Problems In Farewell Message   patie  \Senate Liber ls Glum In Defeat: \Antifilibuster Move Sidetracked

MANY PROBLEMS REMAIN  U.S. Has Forged Ahead At Home And Abroad: Ike

U.S. described at unprecedented high  bv President in last Union message

Wills Grave Problems To New Reeime   Congress Meets In Joint Session For Farewell Viessace

Ike Disputes Jack’s Space Advisers  Savs ‘Missile Gap Is Fiction

US Has Forged Ahead Presigent Tells Nation   Fidel’s Fatter and His Speeches Aren’t Quite As Long As Before

Gives Farewell State Of Union Address-- Ike Sees Problems Facing JFK

State of Union  President Warns of Russ Threat, Tells of Progress

Reviews Progress In Farewell State Of Union Address  Solemnly Notes es Grave  Arana emerae Kk eARNnA

Ike Says Big Issues Still Facina Ul. 5.   Lists Communism, Aftican Nations As Mact Sariane

FAREWELL MESSAGE Ike Says U.S. Forged Ahead; Many Problems Remainina For Kennedy

Ike's Farewell Message Read To Congress  President Reviews Vanve Ml Dreamer   President Reviews Years Of Progress, Problems Of Future

Eisenhower delivers first farewell talk   Message, one of a series before Kennedy takeover!

Ike Tells Congress US ‘Forged Ahead’   President Delivers  State of Union Talk

ike Cites Gain  is, Problems In Farewell Message      Issue Sent To Committee Senate Liberals Glum In Defeat; Antifilibuster Move Sidetracked

Ike Submits Eight Year Data Sheet   Cites Gains, Warns Of Problems Ahead In Farewell Messaa:

lke Asks Prayers For US. Leaders   Little Room For Complaceny He Says in Messaage

FAREWELL STATE OF UNION MESSAGE—  Ike Asks Prayers For Future Leacers

State of Union Message Asks Prayers That New Leaders Keep It Strong   Cites Communist Threats   Offers Kennedy Good Will

State Or Union Message:  ‘We've Honored Our Commitment _Ike Tells Conaress

‘Asks Prayers That Future Leaders Can Keep Nation Strona, at Peace   State of Union Message Says U.S. Has Forged Ahead in Foreign, Domestic Policies During His Administration, but Warns of Problems

‘We've Foraed Ahead... Still Face Grave Problems’, Ike Tells Congress

LEAV PROBLEMS TO SUCCESSOR   Budget Message Slated Monday, Talk Tuesday

Missile Gap Is Denied; Lauds Plan   President Doesn't Agree With Kennedy Advisers Who See Some Delays

Asks Support for Future Presidents in Keeping U.S. Strong and Free .

State Of The Union Message —  Retiring Chief Executive Cites Progress, Problems

Red Menace, Slump Cited As Problems   Tenure Reviewed _ In State of Union Message to Congress

Asks Prayers For Leaders: Of Future   ‘Administration Is Reviewed in State Of Union Message

EISENHOWER NOTES GRAVE TIMES AHEAD   Proyers For U.S. Future Requested In Congress Talk

But Farewell Message to Congress Warns of Still Unsettled Problem:

Gains Cited In Economy In Last 8 Years   Eisenhower Gives Farewell State Of Union Address

State Of Union Message Given   Chief Hopes U.S. To Remain Strong

Asks Prayers for Future Leaders  U.S. Stands at Unprecedented Heights, tke Telis Congress

TELLS STATE OF THE UNION TO CONGRESS   Message Hails Progress, Warns Of Dangers; _ Eisenhower's Farewell  Address On TV Tuesday.

In last State of Union message, lke says grave problems still face U.S.

Gives Farewell State of the — Union Message   Asks Prayers For Nation’s Future Leaders

Grave Problems Ahead — Ike’s Farewell Message  Notes Gains of Nation

Sends State Of Union Message To Congress  PRESIDENT   Cites Communist Menace In Cuba, Berlin And Elsewhere In World: Extends Good Wishes To Kennedy

Chief Executives Final State Of Union Message Is Received By Congress

Kennedy ToHave Many Problems, Eisenhower Says   Cali Lag Ulaims Friciion ... Ike Discounts Kennedy's US-Russia ‘Missile Gap’

Ike Gives Report On His Eight-Year .  Caavarcurdelam Ae 1S Chiat Fwaradudtive

Grave Problems Confront U. S. Eisenhower Warns Conaress   Mrs. Kennedy Unhurried Prepping For New Role

STILL FACE GRAVE PROBLEMS —  President Tells Congress Nation Has Forged Ahead in Foreign, Fiscal Policy

Despite Immediate Opposition From Some Quarters, President's  School Aid Bill Believed Safe

Jaycees’ Santa — To Tour Towns Next ‘Saturday .   Yule Program Planned _ For. December’ 16th By. ‘Neptune. Jr: Chamber

Bodies Of 4  Are Found In  Wreckage Man Searching Pa.  Region In Copter Alen Tae In Creech

Tractor Team Leaves Tonight   Hope to Close Deal With Castro for Prisoners

Leaving to See Castro Team Ready to Discuss Tractor Deal in Cuba

Tractor Trade Team Flying fo Cuba Tuesday  Manec ta Clace Den   Hopes to Close Deal With Castro to Goin Release of Captives

U.S. Quarte! Set To Deal With Castro   Tractor Team Off For Havana Toniaht

Tractor Team Hopelul  Oi Deal With Castro   Machinery F unert   One Difference

Tractors Group Set lo Leave   Four-Man Team To Discuss Only Plans for Swap

‘Swap’ Group Seeking Deal For Captives   Whether Dictator Will Accept Its Terms Not Known

U.S. Team Leaves To See Castro   Americans Hope To Close Deal For Prisoners’ Swap

U.S. Group To Havana On Tractor Deal   Path To Cuba Is Cleared Of Any Official Obstacles

Tractors-for-Freedom Group Leaves Tonight   Hopes to Close Exchange Deal With Castro

Tractors For Freedom-- 4-Man Team Leaves ForHavana Tonight ToDeal WithCastro

Tractor Trade Mission Officially Cleared for Dealing With Castro

Red's German Proposal  Same As Heard Before   Tractor Team Is Off To Arrange Terms

U.S. Team — On Way To Meet Castro   Hopes To Close - Deal For Tractors

2 Girls Flee Barefoot From Home In Bitter Cold: Amputation Feared

Castro Given Ransom Deal   * Must Decide by Next Wednesday On Tractors for Prisoners Offer

Must Take-It-Or-Leave-It By Wednesday  Tractor Deadline For Castro

Senior Prom Doesn‘tMake Boy a Man   Principal Warns Against Treating Teens Like Babie:

High School Principals Warned Treating. Students Like Babies Injures College Careers

Wrong High School Treatment — ~ School Official Says Students ~ Need Preparation for College

y They Fail In College, Principal Says  ‘Don’t ‘Baby’ High School Pupils

Soviet Union Explodes Two More Bomb:   New Series of Rocket Tests Slated: Khrush Sees ‘Hope: ful Signs’ for Talks.

Claim Intentions Are Peaceful Soviets Detonate 2 Nuclear Blasts; Plan Rocket Test:

NUCLEAR_ TESTS CONTINUE  Russia Talks of Peace, Explodes 2 More Bombs

Red Words Soft But Acts Tough   Russia Explodes Two More A-Bombs

Soviets Cry Peace, Fire More Bombs.  > Nehru ‘Sure’ of K-K Meeting; wot ges 7. hUlUf OF .  yt og   Nehru ‘Sure’ of ‘K-K Meeting; Envoys Due in Washington —

Soviet Sets Off More Nuclear Blasts, Announces Series of Rocket Tests   Japan Detects It   Supports U. S. Beliel

-ALBANIA ABSTAINS .. . Red East Furope Launches Frenzied Purge of Stalin

De-Stalinization of Communist Europe In Frenzied Stage  Only Poland Retains Composure And Stands Aloof From Red Purge

Liquidating all traces of late dictator   Bitter epithets at Albania for refusing to join

Remaining Trae es G one  Mass De-Stalinization Is Carried Out by Europeans

Khrushchev Eases Pressure  On Finland Defense Talks   Announer Tnoan

Assembly —  Meets After  Midnight Showdown Set  On Lawrence Be  rl (“‘—sr'!S.

Assembly Hears Barbs From Cuba   Ambassador Drags Quantanamo Base Into U.N. Speech

U.S. Accused In UN With  Imperialism   Cuban Envoy Drags Guantanamo Into — Debate on Bizerte

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ENMU eet PME  Sit-Iners Served At Two Crisfield Lunch Counters      Clubs Plan Gala Dances To Usher In 1962 New Year’s Eve Revelry Will Get Started Tonight

Claims Only Taking Orders Of Superiors   Tells Court Captors Chained Him to Bed, Forced Him to Israel

Eichmann Opens His Testimony   Nazi Says He Had No Personal Power Over Lives of Jews

Eichmann Calls Self Nazi Tool   Says He Had No Power To Stop Slaying Of Jews

Eichmann Just Took Orders, Court Is Told   Says Israeli Captors Chained Him to Bed Testifies First Time

Inside e® ¢ @   Denies He Directed Slayings  Just A Bureaucrat, Sa ys Eichmann

Eichmann Denies He Was Leader In Killings  Only Small Cog Apparently Will Be His

Eichmann Small Cog, He Swears  Ex-Gestapo Officer Says He Took Orde   Ex-Gestapo Officer Says He Took Orders Powerless to Halt Slauahter of Jews.

Life’s End   [LEO H. MEIS, 63.   DIES — FARMED WEST OF LE MARS — FOR lIagocstT’ oF HIS LIFE

Life’s End   ‘LEO H. MEIS, 63,  DIES — FARMED WEST OF LE MARS — FOR MOST OF His LIFE

Police Battle Strikers In Major Belgian Cities As Parliament Begins Debate

Police Use Sabers, Clubs on Strikers as Beleium Debates Rigid Economy

Lawmakers Begin To Step Up Pace  Third of Session   Third of Session Already Completed

Results Not Yet Visible  Legislature = . a be  Beginning I  Sten Tin Pac

Nikita Warns  G. 3.   Message To Kennedy Says U.S. On Path To New World War

Khrushchey Warns JFK   i !  Kennedy Wins Support Of Ike On Cuba Crisis

No Extended Debate...  U.S. Will Work for Fundamental Rights   us, Slippery Road .  K Gaus He Has Proof of Acts

Nikita  Warns   Message To Kennedy Says U.S. On Path To New World War

Teacher of Year Feted by Home Town Folks on Return From Washington

Belgian King Baudouin Proposes Unity Cabinet to Terminate Unrest

STOP LIQUOR SALES TO THOSE UNDER 2)   Says the Council of Churches, Pointing To Various Tragle Consequences From Permitting Sales to Younger Persons

REDSTONE HITS 200-MILE TARGET U.S. Missile Passes Rigid 8-Year Test

REDSTONE HITS 200-MILE TARGET ee SARE  U.S. Missile Passes Rigid 8-Year Test

Say General Intervened In Election  Walker Drew Rebuke For Trying to Sway   Walker Drew Rebuke For Trying to Sway  Votes, Sec. McNamarc Tells Senate Hearing

WALKER CASE IS OUTLINED BY M’NAMARA   General Was Reprimanded For Violation Of Hatch Act   TRIED TO INFLUENCE ELECTIONS IN 1960

farshall, Seating, Whisky Issues Confused  Three-Bill Hassle Grips Lawmakers

NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT ATTEMPTS TO CALM STUDENTS; PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEERS GET COOL TREATMENT

Demand Removal Of Americans Nigerian Students: Remain Angry At Peace Corps Note

Nigerian Officials Pour Water On Fire   Peace Corps Girl's Foolish Postcard Still Sore Point With African Youth

Bowles And Connally Confirmed   Objections To Both Overcome; 11 Other Appointees Passed

This Week in Business and Finance....  Economy May Be Affected b y Auto Industry

Raul Castro Assa astro Ass sass ‘ination ation Target eet  E Cuba Claims U.S. Behind Plot

Castro Accuses U.S. ofan Atfempt to Kill His Brother   Cuban Officials Say Two Men Were to Fire on Raul During a Speech.

Assassination Try Blamed On The U.S.   Cuba Claims Naval Base Armed Pair To Kill Raul

Cubans Repeat Plotting Charges  Attack and Slaying Schemes Alleged

Castro Says US Plotted Against Raul  Charges Simulated Attack Was Planned To Cover Aggressior

Distichous And Smaragdine With Ease - - -  Oklahoma Boy Is Champion Speller

Today’s Chuckle  OMALYD ©» ERY: A onedollar   Smaragdine,Distichous Make Difference

New Orleans Official Shot During Melee   Policeman, Companion Held After Killing On City Expressway

Kennedy Order: Increased Aid For Viet Nam  President Answers   President Answers Diem’s Appeal; No Troops To Be Sent

U.N. Forces Hail Success In Katanga   Diplomats Feel No Cease-Fire Likely Despite U.S. Move

Does Not Mean U.S. Soldiers   New Helicopters Being Distributed To Vietnamese

To Repel Communist Aggression—  JFK Orders Increased So. Viet Nam Arms Aid

Hopes Run High For Settlement Of Congo Fight   Kennedy Sends Offer To President Tshombe

Sduth Viet Nam to Get More U. S. Aid In Resisting Reds  _ President Kennedy’s Pledge Deee Nat Include Traanc

Kennedy Orders More U.S. Aid to So. Viet Nam   Acts in Response to Plea from President Diem; No American Combat Troops Will Be Sent, However.

South Viet Nam fo Get More U.S. Military Support   President Announces An Aid Step-up In Answer to Asian Leader's Call.

Kennedy Sends Anti-Red Aid fo Vietnamese  President Not   to Send Troops;  . Denklace

U.S. Troops Are Not Included   Diem Says Nation Can't Meet Red Aggression Alone

Troops Achieve First Objective  Kennedy Expected to Back Thant Despite Tshombe Plea

NO COMBAT TROOPS 10 BE SENT   Kennedy Answers Saigon Plea For Help Against Reds With Immediate Orders For Materiel Aid.

TROOPS TO. BE SENT   Kennedy Answers Saigon Plea For Help Against Reds With Immediate Orders For Materiel Aid.

REPORT FIRST OBJECTIVE REACHED   Diplomats Not Hopeful For Cease-Fire Soon   Expected To Back Up Action Of U.N.: Dispatches Message To Tshombe

JFK Acts For Peace In Katange   His Offer to Tshombe Involves Talks with Congo’s Premier.

No U.S, Troops  (ERIE ARR am I RRR  Kennedy Ups Aid To South Viet Nam   Fast Cease-kire Not Seen At UN   President, First Lady Leave Today ee ey  ‘Agitation Fails To Stop Tour

U.N. Mounts Major Drive In Katanga  First Objective Reported Gained In Elisabethville

‘Gravest Crisis’ . ae er Me  US: Tact Arms. ‘Aid... To Beleaquered Viet Nam

On Inside Pages   poull Viet Nam Promised . . .  ‘More US Help Soon on Way

Inside Today   Kennedy. Action Will Not Include U.S. Combat Troops

Hopes Up For Congo Solution  Acceptance of Kennedy’s Offer To Tshombe Seen as Major Factor

U.S. To Hike Defense Help F or Viet Nam   Vietnamese Republic Chief Diem Appeals; No Troaps Involved

— Objective’ Reached UN Foreasi in Congo Open Maior Attack on Katanga

JFK Acts tn Response Ta Diem Appeal  Nia Tle To...   No U.S. Troops To Be Used  In Area

This Won’t Mean Sending In US. Combat Troops   Seeking Desperately To Repel Communist Aggression In Nation

To Step Up Viet Nam  Assistance  JFK’s Order Does Not Include Sendins - American Combat  mr... MM. CE acta

U.N. Reports Gains in Katanga; Sees No Quiet Despite U.S. Action

JF K Offer Hikes Conge Peace Hope   Kennedy Replies To Tshombe Cable On Negotiations

First Goal Is Quickly Achieved   Doult’ Cease-Fire Move Will Succeed

Washington:  Viet Nam to Ge  More Assistance  Order Increase to Help Renal Red Anaraccian

PRESIDENT INTERVENES IN KATANG!   Kennedy Sends Letter Ta Tshombe Naming Ambassador Gullion Mediator Between . Katanga And Congo...-.- it

VIET NAM WILL GET MORE AID   Kennedy Responds To Plea For Help In Repelling Reds

JFK Orders More Aic To South Viet Nam   Kennedy Sends Congo Peace Offer To Katanga

Diplomats Express Doubt CeaseFire Likely Soon Despite Kennedv's Intervention

U.S. Boosts Assistance To Vietnam   Doesn't Define Nature Of Aid but Troops Are Ruled Out.

Cease-Fire Unlikely  Tshombe Asks End Of Fight; Will Negotiate With Congo

Kennedys Head Out On Journey To Latin America      Increased Aid For South Viet Nam Ordered By JFK

President Orders More Aid To South Viet Nam   Hope High For Katanga Peace

Hopes High For Peaceful End   Proposal Sent To Tshombe By JFK Thursday Night

PRESIDENT INTERVENES IN KATANG/   Kennedy Sends Letter Tc Tshombe Naming Am. bassador Gullion Medi ator Between eat And Congo...

Effort to Repel Reds President Orders Increased Assistance for $. Viet Nam

U. S. Hikes hidto South Viet Nam  To Appeal; No U. S. Troons Involved

Tshombe's willingness to confer could finally solve Congo muddle   Cease-fire   Breakthrough

Kennedy Orders Increased Help For Detenses of South Viet Nam   Kennedy Ott tor South America to Point Ur Pledges of Aid for Latin-American Growth

Aid Boosted For Viet Nam   Assistance for Defenses Ordered By President to Cope With Reds

Reds Boast: More, Faster Subs Than U.S   No Evidence Russia Has Vessel To Match ‘Polaris’

Long Range Foreign Aid Program OK   Senate Group Gives Preliminary Approval

Spend and Lend Sum Is Reduced Only Slightly   Full Authority Voted as the President Asked for 5-Year, Long Term Development Program.

Senate Committee Gives Kennedy Most Of His Requests   BATTLE FAR FROM WON, SENATOR SAYS

Foreign Aid Bill Set For Vote Today   SFR Committee Gives Approval To Big Measure

Foreign Aid Is Approved   Committee Gives Kennedy  Authority For Loan Plan

Bloody Fighting Reported   Senate Panel Approves Foreion Aid Requests

Senate Unit Approves Aid Program   Final. Vote On Bill Put Off Until Today; -Half-Billion-Cut Off

Security Defects, Leaks fo Russians Target of British High-Level Probe

Patrols Remain Despite Threat From Soviets   East Berliners Continue Escapes By Various Means   Jet Pilot Sets Mark Despite Difficulties

ONLY 3 REJECTED  30 of 39 Welfare Families Removed Are Back on Roll:

Let Contract For New Type Jet Transport   Will Up Ability To Move Troops To Trouble Spots

Serutinize Airliner  Wreckage   FBI Crews Check For Cause Of Air Disaster, Blast Still Considered

Worst Crash Involving Single Commercial Airliner  Probers Seek To Unravel Mystery Of Plane Tragedy

PROBE HINTS PLANE’S TAIL BROKE AWAY   Chicago Disaster May Be Attributed To Disintegration

No Paper Monday   Plane Wreck Examined for Cause of Crash  TWA Constellation’  Tail Seetian Enund

Probers Seek To Find Cause Of Air Crash  Officials Will Not Rule Out Possibility Of Ramb Evalacian

Plane Debris Sifted For ‘Crash Cause   Disintegration In Air Not Ruled Out 72 Alnard Dead

Federal Official: Probe Mystery Of Air Disaster   Haye Not Ruled Out Possibility the Plane Disinteqrated in Flighi

Probe Possibility of Sabotage In Crash of TWA Airliner Fatal to 78

SABOTAGE A POSSIBILITY  nate erneeneemenemneamtiaeateerennnmemnrtn rn ene eR ENON En ESTE HESIOD eT  Investigators Sift Debris Of Chicago Plane Crash

Worst Accident Involving One Craft  Plane Crash Cause Sought by Probers

Disintegration In Air Hinted In Plane Crash   Probers Sift Mass Of Evidence In TWA Constellation Mishap

Probers Sift Evidence In Chicago Tragedy   Won't Rule Out Sabotage of TWA Constellation

DISASTER MYSTER}   Plane Changed Course After Normal Takeoff, Tail Section Fell Separated From Wreckage.

Airliner Wreckage Probed By Federal Investigators   Chance That Constellation Disintegrated In Air Still Being Considered

Probers Hunt Kor Cause Of Plane Crash  Officials Haven't Ruled Out Sabotage  In Chicago Tragedy

Federal Investigators Seeking Cause Of Air Crash That Claimed 78 Lives

‘investigators Seeking To Pinpoint ‘Cause Of Plane Crash Near Chicago

Teams Of Investigators Probe Mystery Of Airliner Crash. With 78 Persons Aboare

Kennedy-Khrushchev Parley Faces Iwo Major Barriers   Against Red China U.S. Pledge To Chiang Of Continued Support   Two Chief Kennedy Themes   Ry JOIN M. HIGHTOWER

Kennedy-Khrushchev Meeting May Increase East-West Tensions   JFK, KHRU MEETING DEFINITE POSSIBILITY

Kennedy, Khrushchev May Confer   U.S. Sees Odds At 60-40 That Meet Will Be Arranged

Final Decision on Meeting Looms Within a Week   Chances of Cold-Wa: Parleys in Europe Are Rated as 3 to 2

Both Seem Ready For  Conference   Possibility Grows Despite Situation

JEK, Khrush May Meet In  Europe Soon   Officials Believe President, Russian Premier May Confer In Either Vienna Or Stockholm.

SUCH TALK DEFINITELY PONDERED   Solutions To  Current Issues Could Decide

Chances of Meeting Rated 3 to 2  Kennedy-Khrushchev Summit on Cold-War Issues Possible

JFK, Khrush Meeting Could Be Fateful   Expect Khrush Would Be in Confident Mood

Our Position May Be Poor   ‘K’ May Feel U.S. Restraint Of Power Not A Weakness

Kennedy-Khrushchev Talks Might Increase Tension— Fateful Results for World Peace Seen in Prospective Biq 2 Meetir

Red Leader Said To Have Dropped Hint Of Dasira  Kennedy-Khrushchev Meet Following Paris Visit Seen

Pariey Under Consideration, Reports Say   Big 2 May Meet After JFK’s Visit With De Gaulle

What Might Be Issues and Results of a Kennedy-Khrushchev Meeting?   Johnson's Asian Freedom Tour Pauses in Hong Kong

HEAR SUMMIT BEING SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   Neutral Site in Europe Likely

Summit Meeting Seen as Probable   Chances of Kennedy-Khrushchev Conference Currently Si at 3-2

Disenssions Under Way For Parley  Authorities Say Decision Likely

President May Extend His Visit To Europe, Which Starts May 31, Stay on for First Meeting With  Soviet Premier

What the News Means —  “ ~ oF  - Peace May Depend on Summit Mectine   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Chances Are 3 To2 For  Conference   JFK May Extend Europe Visit For Cold War Confab

FATEFUL RESULTS FOR WORLD PEACE Report Meeting Between JFK. Khrush Considered   3 Laotian Groups To. Be Geneva Observers

You'll Find It   Results Could Make Or Break World Peace Drive-- ‘What Could U.S. Gain In ‘Big 2' Talk?

Kennedy Plans  For Khrushchev Meeting Hinted  Personal Parley In Neutral Area Predicted Soon

Expect Meeting May Be Held In June   Laos, Nuclear Arms Tests Ban May Be Barriers

hrushchev  Seen Likely        Senators Approve Idea Of New Summit Meeting

Kennedy-Nikita Meeting Could Hold Key to World Peace   Laos, Cuba Failures Have Hurt U.S. Position, kt Is Felt by Some Observers.

Meet Between Kennedy, Red Leader Likely   Extended Europe Aaenda Possible

Meeting Definitely Under Consideration — U.S. Favors Stockholm Or Vienna As Site — President May Extend His Visit To Europe, Which Begins May 31, For Conference With Soviet Premier — Kennedy Winding Up Vacation

60-40 Chance jor Laixs : Kennedy, Nikita Meet In Europe Likely Soon

An Easing or Increase in Tensions?  Could Be Fateful For World Peace

Laos Issues, N-Test Ban Are Factors   President May Extend European Visit For Session

Summit Chances Grow enna eine Rill  Kennedy May Set Talks With Red Premier Soon

) Says Meeting Between Kennedy, Khrushchev Could Have Fateful Results For World Peace

Given 3-2 Chance of Being Held   Possible Parley When JFK Visits Europe May 31

Chances Are 3 to 2 For New ‘Summit   Laos, Nuclear Test Ban Could Be Rough Barriers

GRAVE ISSUES COULD BAR PARLEY   Laos Crisis, Nuclear Test Ban Seen Barriers  este anne cate  BELIEVE JFK   May Extend European Trip Late This Month To Meet Russian Premier

President Is Silent On Reports   Intiative Said To Come  From Moscow

DecisionDue Sometime  This Week   Stockholm or Vienna Regarded as Suitable Site hv I. $.

Odds n  JFK- Riveshchey summit deemed likely      Reluctantly, U.S. has agreed to take part in Laos meeting

Uhances Rated At 3 to 2 Kennedy Likely To Hold Meeting With Khrushchev

Chance of Early Meet Is Rafed af 3-) at Present   Laos, Nuclear Arms Could Be Barrier

FRRAND BRINGS TRAGEDY   JFK-Nikita Parley Definitely Studied 2 Barriers In Way

COLD WAR SUBJECT OF PARLEY   Laos, Nuclear Arms Issues Are Barriers

JFK’S POSITION WEAK  Results Can Be Fateful   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Talks Rated 60-40 Chance Of Developing   June Likely Date; Stockholm, Vienna Site Possibilities

Arms Test Laos Seen As Barriers   President May Extend European Trip for Parley

Kennedy-Nik Parley Likely   Conference on Cold-War Problems Believed to Be Definite Possibility

Parley Given 60-40 Chance Of Developing   Neutral City Would Be Scene of Session: U.S. Allies Approact

Decision Due This Week On  Summit Talk   June Meeting In Europe Listed As 3 To 2 Possibility

Salinger Is Unaware Now Of A Meeting   Refuses Comment On The Use Of Words ‘At Present’

Kennedy, Nikita May Hold  Parley In Neutral European  City In About Three Weeks

More:Tensions?. 3°: Summit Meeting Might Be Fateful      Laos Formula Gets  Reluctant U.S. O.K.

President may extend European trip   No present plans but possibility to be held soon

 REN POSITION NOW APPARENTLY WEAKER  ‘Big Two’ Parley Could Raise Tensions   Summit Chances Appear Stronger:

Conference May Follow Paris Parley   Quick Progress on Laos, Nuclear Ban Pivot Point

To Discuss Cold War Problems   May Extend Visit To Europe to See Soviet Fremie:

WEAK POSITION VS. CONFIDENCE — Value Of Big Two Meeting Would Rest On Attitudes

Believe Chances 60-40 Parley Will Result _ From Negotiations at Moscow, Washington

Grave Issues Face Kennedy, Khrushchev   Stockholm or Vienna Mentioned as Sites For Parley in June

European Talk Would Be Held  Early in June  Reported Topics: Cold War and Ban on A-Tests

U.S. Reluctantly OKs Laos Conference   Kennedy, Khrush Meeting Is Seen

Chances of Talk Between Leaders  Held ‘Favorable’   Discussions Now Believed Underway Among Diplomats

Adjournment Date Delayed State Lawmakers Fall Behind Assembly Pace

Urges U.S. To Join European Common Mart   Says United West Necessary

Spirit Of Christmas Over Earth   Faith For Holiday Despite Anxiety On Trouble Spats

Faith in Mankind, Hopes for Peace Evident .. Christmas Spirit Rises Above World Problems   From Magic to Monkeyshines . .  Christmas Is Many Thinas

Christmas Spirit Rises Over Troubled World Despite Shadows of Andety

Gaiety Marks Prepa rations or Yuletide   Worship, Song To Herald Birthday Of Christ Child

IN SPITE OF WORLD TROUBLE AND ANXIETY...  Gay Soirit of Christmas Prevails

Despite Shadows Of Apprehension Spirit Of Christmas Rises On Troubled World Today   Outcome Of Big 2 Meeting  U.S. Due To Lead In Bid On Berlin   Big 2 Summit Threw Wallop at Khrushchev

 Shadows Over Many Areas  World Awaits Holiday With Overtone of Hope

Gaiety, Sadness, Frustration Yule Spirit Emerging Despite WorldShadows

2 Hooded, Armed   Spir it Of Season Rises  Tr oubled World   Waits Christmas

Faith, Hope For Peace Emphasized   Lighted Trees Line Red Wall Tn Berlin, Irk Commie Chiefs

Spirit of Christmas Rises Over World Despite Troubles   REMAIN IN PORCE

: Gaiety ... and Expressions of Faith  ‘Christian World Ready for Christmas

Troubled World Looks To Future with Hope   White Christmas Assured for Berlin; Christmas Trees Line Red Wall; Overtone of Faith in Mankind Seen

Fart n in Manking ‘Evi iden t Chwiaivibs Spirit Rises Over World Troubles   Shoppers Spend Freely  Red Star With Hammer And Sickle Dominates 1961 Christmas In Cuba   Christmas Shoppers ltalian Rail Car Plunges Into River: 42 Are Killed

Cubans Have Ist Socialist Yule Season   Mankind Hopes for Peace  Christmas Spirit Rises Over World Despite Anxiety and Apprehension

Christmas Spirit Rises Over World   Gaiety, Sadness Are Noted, But Faith Abounds

The Spirit of Christmas  An Overtone of Faith Plus Hope for Peace

Overtone Of Faith Brings Hope Of Peace  Christmas Spirit Hovers Over World

Christmas Around the World....  Faith in Man, Peace Hopes Evident as Yuletide Nears

At the Court House   DIVORCE CASE. AMONG TWo,NEW SUITS FILED AT COURT HOUSE TODAY

At the Court House   PUG CEES WVU FE FEV ot DIVORCE CASE AMONG  TWO NEW SUITS FILED AT COURT HOUSE TODAY

Mr. K Said ‘Vehement’  Over Speech  McCloy Report Doesn't Show Greater Crisis

Will Warn Reds About ‘Blackmail’   Johnson Says JK Will Inform Red  Leader Not To Tinned J" Dineen

Johnson Reports Kennedy fo Warn K. About Blackmail   President and Premier Will Meet to Talk of Less World Tension.

Khrushchev Will Get a Warning From President   U.S. Not Yielding to Diplomatic Blackmail

Khrushchev Says Retaliation Would Follow Any New  Move In Germany   Warns That Military Build-Up By U.S. Wil Be Met Similarly

Threatens Tougher Attitude by Russia  KHRU WARNS KENNEDY ON BERLIN

Great Savings   In Berlin Crisis  Nikita: If U.S. Gets Tough, Reds Will, Too

Warns Russia To Match U. S. Arms Measures   But Soviet Leader, In Talks With McCloy, Leaves Room Open  for Talks.

Nikita Rattles Saber But Says Hell Negotiate   Warns Of Tougher Berlin Attitude

No Blackmail, Says Johnson   U. S. Will Not Yield to Bullying, JFK to Tell Nikita

Start Fear Psychology Campaign   No Attempts Made To Enforce Newly Threatened Controls

JFK Will Warn Soviet Premier Against Blunder   Johnson Says Kennedy To Stress No Yielding To Political Blackmail

Mhrushchev Leaves Hope for Talks  On Berlin in keformal Messaae, Thauah

Won't yield to blackmail   President ready for Khrushchev at parley table

"“K" Says U.S. Military Buildup May Cause Tougher Soviet Berlin Policy

Senate Votes Job Training Bill Approval   Kennedy’s 4-Year Program Passed By 60 To 31 Margir

Photographer Felled Rumors of Harboring Spies Touches Off Outbreak of Violence

O'CONNOR NOMINATION OPPOSED  Passes 26-Hour Mark In Talkathon Protest

Opposes Appointment of Oilman —  Senator Stages 26-Hour Filibuster In Protest

Discount Days To Be Held Here   Bargains, Awards In Stores Friday And Saturday

AReligious Issue Is Raised in New Speakership Race   Some Don’t Like Idea of Speaker, Senate Leader, President All Catholics.

-RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY LOOMS-— House § peakership  Battle Seen Likely

Rains vs. McCormack...           Religious Controversy May Develop Over Speakership

Religious Controversy Looms Rains May Seek Post Held by Sam Rayburn

McCormack Faces Opposition Religious Controversy Looms Over Speakership

Too Many Catholics?  That Thought May Alter Original Speaker Choice

Faith Issue May Arise in House Battle  Rains Considers Speakership Bid Against McCormack

Senate Votes Salary Boosts During Tenure   Amendment Plan Sent to Assembly; Referendum Next

Assassin Suspect. Held By Dominicans  150,000. Mourners ' File Into Palace. . To Honor. Slain Leade

Gives Private F irm a Deal Government Cuts Off Cuban Molasses Trade

U.S. Moves To End Use Of Molasses   Cuban Imports To Be Replaced By Surplus Corn

U.S. Move Will Crimp Fidel Style   Action Will Take Molasses Millions From the Cubans

Deal Cuts Off Cuba’s  Molasses   Will Be Financial Blow To Castro

Nikita Warn: Japan Over U.S. Bases   Says Country Subject to Attack In Event of War

High court reverses Medgar Evers verdict  Overturns Circuit Judge Stanton Hall's santamn LB dactetan anainct NAACD. Pes

Lake Temperature   Tetnperature of Lake Michigst today is 67 degrees.

Store Bandit Identified In $10,000 Holdur   Brother-in-Law Named In Death Note Left By Youth, 19

Says Prominent Protestant In Talk To Catholic Group— "Covert Idolatry" To Assume God Always On Side Of West

Not Always, Says Minister ...,  Will God Pick Side In East-West War?

Hunt Ways To Retrieve Plane   Hijacked Airliner One More Piece Of Property Taken Over by Castre

US. Keeps Books On Cuban Thefts  Airliner Being Added To Growing List For A Day Of Reckoning

Ponder Ways To Get Plane   No Course Looks Very Promising For United States

PASSENGERS FREE; FIDEL KEEPS PLANE   Steals $3.5 Million American Airliner; Pirate Is Jose Marin, 16-Year Resident Of U. S.

Fidel Keeps Airliner As 37 Released   FBI Files Charges Against Gunman In Hijacking Incident

US May Pluck iF Airliner Becomes ‘Feather’ tn Fidel’s Celebration Cap   Giant Cuban Rally Marks Revolution Date

Passengers Returned LL.  Officials Ponder Plan kor Recovery Of Plane

United States Officials Seeking Method  To Recover Hijacked Airliner From Cuba   No Course Looks Promising but Government is Keeping Accoun On Castro’s Seizure of American Property for Future

Interrupted airplane trips resumed today   Tr Tr rT  One of passengers relates experience

(Chance Of Getting Hijacked Plane ‘From Cuban Captors Locks Poor

Con Con Lineu  REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC   U.S. Seeks Way  To Recover Plane

U.S. Officials Seeking Ways fo Retrieve Plane  _— se   Keep Books on Cuba For Day of Reckoning

U. S. Leaders Can’t Find Way To Recover Plane from Cuba   COULD CAUSE DIFFICULTY

US. Seeks:Way to Retrieve Airliner. . Passengers Return,  Plane Held in Cuba

Impounded at Havana . Cuban Anniversary Gitt I A Shiny Hyacked Airliner

U.S. Ponders Ways to Get Stolen Plane   Passengers Resume Trips Interrupted By Llijacking Event

U.S. Seeking To Retrieve Hijacked Plane From Cuba   Passenger Gives Account  Of Hijacking Of Airliner

U. S. Airliner Remains In Cuban Hands  Passengers Resume Trips Following — Unscheduled Stop

Castro Frees _ Passengers But Keeps Ajirliner   Washington Officials Pondering Steps To Get Plane Returned

Officials — Seek Ways S  To Retrieve Airliner  Freeing Passengers Without Release Of Plane Indicates Castro Seizure

Cuba Holding U.S. Airliner In Hijacking   Passengers Sent Back To Miami On Tuesday Afternoon

Passengers Back  Atter Cuba Ride   Passenger. on Hijacked Airliner Describes 'Gunpoint Hospitality’

Airliner Hijacking Case...   Cov't Officials Ponder How to Get Plane Back

WITECIOFR INCeGeG  Health Setup Revamping Urged by Former Emplovye

TOP FIGURES IN BRAZIL   Goulart May Be Prevented From  Taking Office

Bloes Shape Battle for Brazil Rule  Trouble Aw raits Vice President

Leftist Rule Opposed by Military  Quadros Plans Dean oe 4 gin a ae

Power Struggle Takes Shape in Brazil Shakeup   Goulart Opposed By War Minister

Struggle Seen For Presidency In Tense Brazit  War Chief May Try To Ston Goulart Rid

Denys Eyes Brazilian Presidency  War Minister Is Trying To Stop VP laan Gaulart

Nation Tense as Move Grows T'o Prevent Vice President Taking Oath

War Chief Resolved To Defend Seat  Supporters Of   Supporters Of Goulart’ Vow To Override Veto

Joao Goulart to take over   Military said solidly behind leftist leader

Yank Writes From Experience of  \Caaditions in Grim Cuban Prison

(3-Day Search For “Scolded’’ Rocket Makers Ends Two Hungry Akron Runaways Located At Restaurant In Strasbura

Using Nation’s Historic Shrines Jacqueline Plans Party  Today At Mount Vernon

Talking Over $22 Million Project   Cost of Education Comes High   Tab Is Near 70 Mill:

GOP Preparing Kennedy Blast  Their Ammunition   Their Ammunition Still Not Known

Warmer, Cooler, Warmer...      ‘Ohio's Weather To See-Saw Awhile

‘CORPS FLAUNTED SIN’  AWOL Marine in Refuge At “Spiritual Retreat’

Legislature’s Big Problem Was Money   Fancy Financial Footwork Solved Some Of The Issuc

Castro Calls For Session  In Shortage   Food Lack Brings Move To Increase Supphes In Cuba

Production Rise Indicates U. $.  Economy Gains 2.5 Per Cent Jump Over March First One in Nine Months

U. S. Production Is On Upswing  Increases In April Seen As Indication Recession Is Dying

U.S.. Economy Picks Up Speed  2.5 Per Cent Jump In Output Reported

Production Up as U.S. Snaps Out of Slump   Recent Employment Figures Add to Good News

Industrial Production  p  U.S. Pulling Out From  Lows Of Recession Days

Sharp Gain In Production Indicates U.S. Economy Now Is Moving Upward

April’s Proof U.S. Economy Is Moving Up  2.5% Jump Bared By Federal Board Over March Output

Industrial Climb Trims Recession  Employment Gain Sparks Economy

Output Boost Seen as Sign  Of Slump End   Production Rose 2.5 Percent in April, Board Says

NAT'L GUIPUT MARK SEEN THIS YEAR   Experts Predict Rate Of $525 To $530 Billion  MARCH GAIN   Of 2.5 Per Cent Is Best Showing In 16 Months; Employment Is Up

U.S. Industrial Output Shows Sharp Increase   An Added Indication Economy Is Rising From Recession Lows

Economy Moving Out of Recession  Jumn tn Inditetrinl   Jump in Industrial Output Is Reported

New Policy In Demilitarized Zones Seen  U.S. Agrees To Study Atom-Free Plan. Paper Savs

Assembly Sets Salute To Abe  Committees To Hear 60 Bills In Week

Lincoln Salute Arranged by Legislators  Plaeque Dedication   Placque Dedication To Be Held in House Where He Spoke

WILL SALUTE LINCOLN Plaque Will Mark Site Of Speech to Ohio Assembly

SPEVVER DS BORER ER AVAL RLY Be ee  Khrushchev Boasts About Nuclear Bombs

Nikita Roars New Threats of Bia Bombs   Says West Can't Win Berlin Issue be Uetna Forre

100 Megaton “Bomb Isn't” Biggest: K  Nuclear Attack  By Space Ship 8 Threatened,

West Could Not Win Berlin Settlement By Force’  _ Nikita Boasts Of Super Bombs, Space Crafts To Deliver Them

‘Search Is Called Off Hope Of Finding Crew Of Plane Is Abandoned

Icy Grip Threatens U. S. Rivers   Despite Warming Trend in Areas, Waterways Jam

Frigid air threatens to strangle East   Traffic choked off on major inland waterway:

Nation's Rivers Jammed by Ice  iduseam henawan Galia   Hudson Frozen Solid, Ohio Traffic Slowed

Ice Is Clogging Many Waterways  Midwest, Northeast Waterways Fear A Traffic Choke Off

-EAST’S WATERWAYS FROZEN— Ice Threatens To Halt All Traffic On Rivers

Hudson River Frozen Solid  Ice Stranglehold Grips Waterways In East, Midwest

Waterways Locked By Thick Ice   Many Major Riv ers Ice-Choked; Traffic Stalled

Ice Threatens Water Traffic  Warm-Up May Ease Ohio River. Freeze

‘Midwest, Northeast Waterways Are Choked Off—  Ship Convoy Locked In Ice On Frozen Hudson

U.S., Soviet  we, vw, ol -_       i { ; New Top Pentagon  Command Gives

Pentagon Sees No Missile Gap   Report Ordered by ' President Kennedy

New Pentagon Officials See No Missile Gap   Declare United States And Russia Have Equal Strength

Survey Finds ‘No Gap’   Pentagon Concludes U. S., Soviets Equal In Missile Strength

Finding That There Is No ‘Missile Gap’ Favoring Soviet Union Is Based On Swift But Careful Investigation Ordered By President—McNamara Expected To Recommend Some Changes,  However

U.S. Strength Equals Russia's, Pentagon Says  Re ea eae   States Investigation Shows No Missile Gap Favoring Reds

‘Missile Gap’ Nonexistent Says Pentagon   Study Changes Kennedy’s Mind On U. S. Defense

‘No Missile Gap,  President Learns  “Finding Confirma™ lke’s Contention

PENTAGON FINDS U.S., RUSSIA EQUAL.   Missile Gap Favoring Soviet Ruled Out

Demos high command agrees a mn eaten  Missile gap? There isnt one!

Equality Found In US., Soviet Missile Power   New Findings Are In Line With Ike's  Farewell Statement

Missile Gap May Be Closed   Believe US, Reds Are Equal In Race In Missile Field

PENTAGON FINDS NO MISSILE GAP, CHIEFS REPORT   €onclusion § Supports “Eisenhower View

U. Sand Russi Said Equal in Military Might   - Pentagon’ Command Finds No Missilé: “Gap Favoring Reds

U.S., Soviet Held Even In Missiles  New Pentagon Top Command  Gives Views

DISCOVER IKE WAS RIGHT: NO MISSILE GAP   Ne ey ee ee  New Pentagon Chiefs Conclude U.S. Equal to Russia in Power.

JFK’s Men Find Power About Even   Soviet Strength Compared To U.S.

ennedy Gets Brief Assurance   Comprehensive Study Made Py Defense Heads

In Missile Program United States, Russia  \Showing Equal Strength

Despite Kennedy Cl aim Pentagon Chiefs Declare No  Gap In Missiles Ever Existed

U. §., Russia Have Equal Strenath   No ‘Missile Gap’ Favoring Reds At Present Time

No ‘Missile Gap’ Favoring Soviets  Now In Existence Reappraisal By Army Reveals No Peril To Security Of Country

Russ, U.S. Have Equal  Strength   Pentagon Finds No ‘Missile Gap’ Favoring Soviet

U.S. and Soviet Missile Power ‘Is About Equal’  That Is: the. Tentative Conclusion of New Dentnann Command

President Unveils Tariff-Cutting Program To Stimulate Trade Among U.S. Allies

 Kennedy New Trade Program May Set  Off Uproar In Industry And lakar

SAYS ACT LIKE NATO IS NEEDED   Not Proposing Being Member Common Market

JFK Asks For New Tariff Laws   Wants To Replace Reciprocal Trade Tagiclatinn

Proposes ‘New and Bold! Frogram  JFK Asks Lower Tariffs To Hit Red Encircleiient

Kennedy Urge: Bold Plan To Derail Reds   Wants Tariffs Cut To Thwart '‘Eneirelament‘’

To Combat Communism .. . Kennedy Seeking Broad Power to Lower Tariffs

‘Kennedy Urges:Lower Tariffs to Stimulate Trade.With Friendly Nations   Textile Men ‘Shocked’ by Ruling ‘On Taxing of Interstate Commerce

‘MOVE HELD URGENT IN COLD WAR  Kennedy Presses for Lower Tariffs

JFK Calls For Slash in Tariffs To Combat Reds  Proposes Scrapping Reciprocal Program

Calle d for By Ke nne “dy  ‘New And Bold’ Program  To Frustrate Communist

"NEW AND BOLD’  J F K Offers Trade Plan   Stevenson Will  Keep LU. N. Job

Kennedy Asks Lowering Of Tariffs To Curb Reds   The President did not aive an

Could smash Commie goal  Kennedy calls for lowering of tariffs to ‘fox’ Reds

Tariff Cuts Seen Needed By Kennedy   Delivers Address Before NAM. Asks Greater Authority

Must fake Initiative In Planning   New, Bold Instrument Of U.S. Trade Policy Needed to Expand

Seeking Way To Frustrate  Plan of Reds  Cooperation   Cooperation With Common Market Asked

Kennedy Asks Lower Tariffs, More Economic Cooperation   “Economic Isolation and Political. Leadership are Incompatible” President Tells National Association of Manufacturers +

Kennedy Asks More Liberal lariff Policy   President Calls for Re. placement of Recip rocal Trade Act In NAM Talk.

Kennedy Urges Cut In Tariffs   ‘Bold’ Program's Aim To Frustrate Red Plans To Encircle West

Unofficial Returns in Brainerd City Election   Kennedy Asks Tariff Cuts  To Block Communist Plans

JFK Wants ‘Lowering’ Of Tariffs   Program Seen As A Weapon To Halt Reds Econamic Plan In West

Tariff Cut — Is Asked by  President —  i Says Bold. Plan. Needed “To. Fructrdte Red Threat

Feels Program Will Frustrate Plans of Reds   Industry Leaders Hear ‘Bold’ Idea

JFK. Calls For Changes In Tariffs   Lower Tariffs For Free Europe Urged To Combat Reds

JFK DECLARES MOVE WOULD HALT REDS   Urges U. S. Cooperation With Common Market   PRESIDENT   Tells Industrialists Program Would Strengthen America And Allies

JFK calls for lower tariffs   NEW, BOLD PROGRAM TO THWART COMMIE PLANS, STIMULATE TRADE

JFK Asks Tariff Lowering As Weapon Against Reds   Not a Candidate Stevenson Decides To Stay at U.N. Post

Kennedy Calls for Lower Tariffs to Fight Communism   Urges Cooperation With European Common Market to Stimulate Trade.

Seeks Tariff Cut   President Kennedy Urges Cooperation In Common Market

JFK Asks Power To  Cut Tariffs   Wants To Strengthen Economy Of NATO

Kennedy proposes lower tariffs for West's economic protection   Cooperation

JFK ASKING AUTHORITY TC CUT TARIFFS   Proposes U. S. Cooperation With European Common Market In Speech To Manufacturers Today.

Urges Bold, New Trading Policy For U.S.   Seeks Replacement Of Reciprocal Trade Act Expiring In June

Seeks To Frustrate   U.S. Cooperation With: ‘European Market Advised

Kennedy Calls For Lowering Of U. S. Taritf   Urges Bold Program to Avert Economic Encirclement

JFK Calls for Lower Tariffs For Trade With Free Europe   FIRST PUBLIC REACTION  Khrushehey Calls JFK  Interview ‘Interesting’

educed SOVIETS HIKE Fire Destroy: Thwart 62 MILITARY Boone Schoc ament FUND 50 PCT. Loss $20,001

In New and Bold Frogram  JFK Calls For Lower Tariffs To  Frustrate Plans Of Communists

Wants to Stimulate Trade Among Friends   President Also Urges Cooperation Between U.5S., European Moarket

JF K Calls for ‘New and Bold Program’ In Nation’s Economic Battle With Reds

New, Bold Approach His Plea  Does Not Propose   ECM.) Affiliation

New, Bold Program Designed To Frustrate Communist Plans . . .  President Calls for Lowering of Tariff:

WEDNESDAY      SNYDER... The Christmas Shopping City.      JFK Urges Tariff Cuts,  Bold Economic Program

Tells NAM Of Aims To Help Trade   Plan Would Block Reds From  Encirclement

Kennedy Urges Lower Tariffs — To Aid Trade    Goal Is To Frustrate Red Plans For Economic Encirclement Of Wact

JK Asks Broader Powers   Seeks Lower Tariffs, ‘Economic NATO’ As Bulwark Vs. Commies

Kennedy Asks Lower Tariffs To Balk  Red Economic Encirclement Of West   KEEP CLOSE TIES

Western World Hears Challenge By Khrushchey   Russian Premier Gives Soviet People Report on Vienna

KHRUSHCHEY TALKS  Demands Treaty   KHRUSHCHEY TALKS   HARRIMAN BLASTS  Laos Talks Delays Blamed on Soviets

Less Livestock at Market Today   NFO President Says Prediction ls Upheld

Britain, Russ To Sign Cease Fire   Laes Agreemen nt Nec   Laos Agreement Nears ‘Communists Promise To Abide By It 

Laos Peace Pact Seen in 48 Hours   Pro-Red Group. Reported Ready to Observe Trute

Dirksen Threatens Judgeships Fight  Delay in Committee’s Report May Stall Bill Until Friday

Dirksen Asks Senate Delay On Judge Bill   Opposes Action Set For Today

UAW After Settlement With Ford.   Hoping For Pact By Thursday, Then Chrysler

Reuther: ‘We Differ On Details’ eters ve Vitter Un Details’  Ford Offers Auto Unions Contract Similar To GM

Reuther: ‘We Differ On Details’  Ford Offers Auto Unions Contract Similar To GM

REUTHER EYES FAST FORD PACT   Auto Workers Union Hopes For Contract Settlement Thursday

Greensburg’s Fatal Blaze Under Probe   Man, 4 Women Perish In Fire: Cite Dense Smoke   (See Picture on Page 51

Pan American D(8 Seized In Skies Over Mexico; All Aboard Taken Off Safely

$6 Million Pan-Am Plane Seized Near Mexico City, Lands Safely in Havana

FORMER AKRON MAN IS KILLED   Clifford Pulscher Fatally Injured In Auto Accident

Erbe Paying For Cost of His Pictures  Concedes Possibility of Error in Charging State

ThreeMoreAirGuard Squadrons Activated   Arizona, S. Carolina, Tennessee Units To Report At Home Stations Nov. 

President Plans To Seek Boosts In Fund Outlay   Increases Tabbed For Ground Units, Space, Asian Aid

Kennedy To Ask Boost In Spending   To Send Congress M-ssages On Aid, Defense And Space

PROPOSALS Gd TO CONGRESS THURSDAY   To Deliver Special Message On Space In Person   To Be Strengthened Democrat Leaders Report After Session Today

Kennedy to ask increased snending of congress   Space, ground forces, foreign aid listed

President Plans To Seek Boosts In Fund Outlay  . Increases Tabbed   Increases Tabbed For Ground Units, Space, Asian Aid

‘Kennedy Will Seek Increased Spending on Space, Military and Aid to Asia

Kennedy fo Seek More Funds for Space and Army   Also Will Ask More Aid for Southeast Asia

JK To Ask Boost In Space Fund:   Kennedy May Deliver Message To Congress  In Person

Will Send Proposals To Congress   Program to Involve ‘Rather Substantial’ Boost In Spending

Space, Ground Forces, Asia  President To Ask Boost In Spending This Week

President Will Seek ‘Sizable’ Spending Hike   Catchall Message Thursday Will Call For Extra Aid For SE-Asia, Beef-Up In Forces, Civil Defense, Re-Training

Kennedy to Ask Hike in Defense, Space Spending   More Aid for Asia Also to Be Proposed In Special Messaae

Kennedy to Ask Big Increases in Spending by U.S.   Message to Be Sent To Congress Soon

Kennedy To Request Hike In Space Fund:   Will Also Seek Tools To Curtail Unemployvmen?

MAY GIVE SPACE PLAN IN PERSON   Rayburn Reports Spending Boost To Be Substantial

Mia Tikes peer Sit A ane  AVL LY way LAaOhact Aid Uke Requests Slated In Messave

Wants To Spur Space Program, Ground Forces, Civil Defense, Retraining

Boost Sought In Military, Space Funds  Kennedy Also to As} For Additional Aid To Southeast Asia

JFK to Ask More Funds  For Defense   Will Send New Money Requests On Thursday

Runaway Deb Returns Home x**k x* kk vt x~** *   Fled Her Wedding for 'Time to Think’

Castro Relieved of  $ L.SMillion   *PatrioticRemoval’  OfBankFundsTold

Auto Insurance Boost Approved   Increase of 15 Per Cent Becomes Effective Aua. 

WITH JFK BACKING  ge en eeneueneteninandl  School Aid Bill Fails To Succeed

vost 33° 7 were Megas es  . ee      rea 7é°C. S uCRC           to- 5S for e"8°s

Military Urges Freer  Berlin Hand   Pentagon Feels Commanders Should Not Be Handcuffed

Military Chiefs Ask Free Hand At Berlin Front   Pentagon Claims Allied Commanders Are Too Restricted

Freer Hand Urged For U.S. Commanders   Need To Respond Quickly To Any Red Harassment

Restrictions Handcuff US Generals ee ancurt US Generals  Military Wants Freer Hand To Meet Berlin Emervencies

Restrictions Handcuff US Generals  Military Wants Freer Hand To Meet Berlin Emergencies

In Official Ist Birthday Photos—  JFK Jr. Smiling, Pug-Nosed Baby

. First Official Photo - Brown-Haired Kennedy Baby Said to Resemble Mother

British Rule Attacks Red Flight Bans   Says Restrictions Contrary To 4-Powe Status Of Berlin ©

Cong. Smith Anticipates 73 Per Cent ‘Sign-up in Feed Grain Program

Adelaide Darling Avery Dies of Stroke; Famed as Former Purdue ‘Golden Girl’

Storm Lashes Parts of Ohio   Vicious Winds, Hail Are Recorded Monday

Storm Lashes Parts of Ohio  Vicious Winds, Hail , ee ee Ve sn Sa   Vicious Winds, Hail Are Recorded Monday

Goldwater Rips ‘New Frontier’  Blasts U.S. Desire For World’s Love

Tuesday's Test Will Determine Trip's “Effet on Brain ;  >  mn W' Mace $9ec2 2 67"

Will Provide First Careful Measurement- Cc himp’s Ride to Test How Brain  ‘Functions During Space Flight

Man’s Cousin in Smartness — Chimp’s Ride in Space Tests Brain Function

Our Cousin, the Chimp Takes Space Flight  ‘Tomorrow to Discover Effect on Brain

A CHIMPANZEE Smart Earthling To ‘Test Space   ANSWER [IMPORTANT   ASTRONAUT NENT

 Answers to Come on Tuesday  CHIMP TO PROVIDE FIRST ‘TEST REACTIONS IN SPACE

Smart Young Earthling Will Test Brain’s Operation in Space Fligh

Chimpanzee Space Ride Set Tuesday   Trained Animal To Be Sent 115 Miles Upward In Rocket

Chimp Poised For Space Ride   Test To Determine Activities of Brain

Lobbying Bill Up For Vote In Ohio House   Second Attempt To Upset Veto Dies In Senate

Lobbyists Eyed By Ohio Solons   Bill Faces Vote To Curb Drum-Beaters

PUBLIC OFFICIALS ALSO INCLUDED  House Votes To Restrict Lobbvists

Ohio’s House  Sets Vote On  Lobbying Bill Senate Refuses To  Act On Overriding Veto Of County Bill

Passengers May Leave ‘Pirates’ After Nine Days   Portuguese Leader, US Admiral Plan To Meet Tuesday

Seeks Discharge Of Passengers  U.S. Admiral Heads For Rendezvous With Hijackers

Adm. Smith Out to See Galvao for Release of Ship’s 600 Passengers

brazul Ulfers Satety .. .. To Santa Maria Hijacker Rebel Anxious To Fre ree Passengers

Archbishop Attacks JFK School Plan   Urges Catholics To Oppose ~  ye npimination:

Called Absurd, Democratic Sham .  Reapportionment Plan Blasted by Republicans

Good Workers’ Jobs Are Safe Says Governor   Re-Appointment Of St. Louis Police Board Announced

Free World Loses From Bizerte Move   By Thomas F. Brady (c) 1961 New York Times  News Service TWhiwow Ruska OE

Inside...   Police Arrest Over 300  Pacifists Conduct Sitdown At Nuclear Submarine Base

Hotel Fire in Chicago  Kills Man   University. Coed Saved from Ledge

Special Police Force Planned  9 Negroes To Attend Georgia High Schools

Atlanta Police Guard Schools   Negroes To Attend White Buildings

Police Stand School Watch In Atlanta   TWO OTHERS   PICKETS PARADE

Will Dismiss Spy’ Indictments: Against Melekh If He Leaves US. by. April 17

Grief-Stricken Relatives Mourn Deaths Of Men In Disastrous Air Crash

 Lehigh ¥ alley Area Is Limp  Bethlehem Star Winked off Before Air Tragedy

'Governor Promises Detailed: Account  [DiSalle Hands Budget To Legislature Tonight

Got Idea From Cuban Hijacking minnie iatenennmsiannamueapmigmemmened teace ane  Man Goes Berserk. Shoots 2 On Plane

Former:Humbold! Man One Of Two Shot By Would-Be Plane Hijacker At Chico

Ohio Man Shoots Two On Airplane, Fires On- Others:     Goes Berserk - Aboard DC 3.

Man Shoots Two, Tries to Hijack DC3.   Pilot Blinded; Deputies Subdue Gunman at ‘Chico

Ohio Man Shoots Two in Attempting Seizure of Airliner: Motive Unknown

SERIOUSLY WOUNDS TWO  Pistol-Packing Ohioan Soes Berserk At Airport

Rusk Pledges  Continued Aid To S. Korea   Throng of 250.000 Bids State Seeretary Farewell in Seoul

Rusk Vows      Discusses Defense, Economic Matters Before His Departure

Farmers Organization Attempting To Hold Back Meat Animals   TRYING TO FORCE INCREASED PRICES

Farmers Seek Hike  In Livestock Prices   Cattle and Hogs Being Withheld From Market

Doesn’t Plan Using Force. Iraq Tells UN   Britain Defends Sending Military Units To Sheikdom

IRAQ DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL  Britain Tells UN Troops To Act If Iraq Invades Kuwait

Iraq Demands Removal of Troops Pouring Into Kuwait  UN Told British Readv to Act

Will Ask Some South Side Residents To Secede From City To Cut Bypass Costs

Property Owners Involved  ‘Phila Council Moves To ‘Save’ Money In Bypass Construction

May Get Death Sentencing Friday Israel Convicts Eichmann of War Crimes

Eichmann  proven guilty say judges  QCanwutad taday   Convitted today as multicount war criminal

Sentence Is Due in  One Week  Expect Nozi To Get Death On Gallows

Fichman Is Guilty Of  War Crimes   Sentencing Expected Friday; Need Several Days To Read Verdict

Sentence To Come Later   Judgment Will Take Several Days to Read

Tribunal Convicts Eichmann   Reading of the Long Verdict To Take Days

EICHMANN IS GUILTY OF WAR CRIMES   Convicted Of Herding Millions Of Jews To Nazi Death Camps; Sentence Comes Later.

Eichmann Found Guilty of Crimes Against Jews Will be Sentenced Fridav bv Three-Judge Israeli Court: Gould Go to Gallows

Found Guilty Alter Trial  InIsrael   Nazi Leader Aguinst Jews _ May Face Death

vUU-Fage Judgment Is Opened  Adolf Eichmann Is Convicted For Crimes Against Humanity

Eichmann Convicted By Court   Reading of Verdict Tc Take Several Days; Sentence Friday.

Sentencing  Scheduled By Friday   Gallows Death Seen for Nazi By Jewish State

Eichmann Convicted, Israel Says, Of ‘Surpassed Crimes Against Jews

inree Juages Give Decision . May Be May Be Hangét Eichmann Guilty Of Crimes’ Against Jews Israeli Rules

3 Judges Open 2-Day Reading Of Judgment   Sentence of Hanging Expected To Be Given By Israelis Friday

May Bring His Death On Gallows   Ex-Nazi Conyvicted On Three Maior Counts

Then...and Now   Israel Convicts Eichmann Of ‘Unsurpassed’ Crimes

Eichmann Convicted By Israel   300-Page Judgement Being Read; May Be Cantanced Friday

Sentencing Expected By Friday   Court’s Judgment May Bring German Death on Gallows

Lengthy Verdict Read by Judges; May Get Death   Proved Important Cog In Hitler Machinery

300-Page Judgment Being Read   Reading of Verdict May Last 2 Days

TLOCAT. TEMPERATIRYES   Israel Convicts Eichmann Of ‘Unsurpassed Crimes

Eichmann is fount guilty by Israel  Jury convicts former Nazi of  \ smecuunncenel’ AWIMmALf AK Tease

Israelis Find      Several Days Needed: To Read Decision: Sentencing Friday

Cite Crimes Against Jews   Reading of Verdict To Take Several Davs

Eichmann Verdict:  ‘Guilty As Charged   High Court Upsets Sit-In Convictions

Sentencing Expected Friday   Ex-Gestapo Colonel Shows No Emotion

Nazi Officer Sentencing Seen Friday   300-Page Verdict Cites ‘Unsurpassed Crimes ta Jews

Eichmann Is Judged Guilty   Israel Convicts Ex-Gestapo Officer Of ‘Unsurpassed’ Crimes Against Toews

Death Penalty Called For By Israeli Law   Nazi’s Role Never To Be Forgotten, Says 3-Man Tribunal

‘Possible Death Penalty  : Fichmann Is Guilty, Sentence Due Friday

‘Just A Minute”   NIGHT OF VIOLENCE Officers Capture Twe Of Three Cop-Killers

13 Killed In Week-End Crashes — (County Accident ‘Worst In State

Why Did Soviets Pull Tanks Out?   By WILLIAM L. RYAN ssocioted Press News Analuct

As Soviet, U. S. Tanks Faced Each Other _  Why Did Russ Give Impression Of Giving In at Berlin Border?

Why Were Soviet Tanks Withdrawn?  Reasons For Apparent Red Backdown Probes

RUSSIANS STILL RULE E. GERMANY  Soviet Tanks Forced To Back Down

Make It Clear France Will Ignore UN Action   Private Talks Before Security Council Meeting: France Still [nsists Cn Being Master of Own Security In Tunisia

Mrs. Wilson Kaye Fan—   Quick Senate Action on Two Defense Requests

Senate Gives Unanimous OK To Kennedy   2 Defense Requests Provide Arms Fund, Approve Extra Duty

Unanimous Votes Given  Both Acts   Measures Provide New Arms Funds, Reservists Recall

Unanimous Support For  President   ‘Quick Delivery,’ Manpower Plans Given Approval

Unanimous Support For Defense Plans   Nearly Billion For New Missiles, Ships, Planes

Senators Give Unanimous Okay To Defense Plan  ge   Two Major Items In Kennedy Setup Voted Swiftly

PARTY LINES DISSOLVED  Senate OKs 2 of JFK's Urgent Defense Requests

Millions for Missiles, Ships, Planes; JFK May Hold Troops Another Year, Call Reservists

Party Lines Dissolve ee)  Two Defense Requests Get UnanimousSupport

Senate Passes 975,570,000 Bill; Vote 81-0   Issue Authority to Hold Fighting Men Extra Year

Senate Gives Unanimous ‘Yes’ to Bills.To Provide Weapons and. Reservists

pelt Senate Gives  Approval. on Defense: Bids   No Nay Votes on ‘Emergency Bills; Full GOP Backing

Senate Votes Funds For New Missiles, Ships      To Hold Fighting Men Or Units On Duty For An Extra Year

Senate OKs 2 Requests   Authorization Given for New Arms, Activation of Reserves

Backs Kennedy Fully in Two Key Measures  Billions Are Voted to Beef Up Power Against Attack

_ Money and Men Bills Pass 81-0 and 75-0 Party Lines Dissolve in Vote on Two Defense Bills

Solons Vote Support For U.S. Beefup   Senate Unanimous In Backing Boost Of Armed Foreecs

Funds for Missiles, Ships, Planes Get Senate’s Approval   Increase in Fighting Forces Also Given Unanimous Vote

Senate Gives Support of 2 JFK Measures   Vote Unanimous Approval of Urgent Defense Requests

ACTS QUICKLY, UNANIMOUSLY ON BILLS   $975,570,000 For Missiles, Ships, Planes Voted  b uTHANITY   For Year’s Extra Duty For Soldiers, Reserve CallUp Also Granted

Senators Act Quickly  On Defense   Unanimous Support Given To Two of President's Urgent Defense Requests

—Defense, Spending, Reservists—  Senate Votes Unanimously For President's Requests

“Show Soviets We Mean Business!”  Senators Unanimous For JFK Bills

To now. Khrushchey.We Mean Business’. : Senate Unanimously Passes  Two Military Build-Up Bills   Anticipates Armed Force Increases.  Army Gives Induction Centers ‘a Free Hand

Another Vote  te ee NN A  High School Levy Election Scheduled for Monday

Landon Says U.N. Crumbling, U.S. Power Build-Up Needed   Creation of Power

De Gaulle May Ask ‘Summit’ for West   French Leader to Sound Out Kennedy on Russ Showdown

Broudcast Indicates Trouble   Katanga Cabinet Meets Today To Make Decision

Western Allied Garrison Troops Join West Berlin Police in Alert Exercise

Earlville Wins from Leland in Final Game   Little 10 Standings { (Winal

Oe ee 11 Arrested In Tests. of Segregation Groups Taken Into Custody by  Ta rire Dali-s   Groups Taken Into Custody by  Tackson Police

9 More ‘Riders Are Jailed In Jackson, Miss,   Attempts To Break Airport, Bus Station Segreaation Fails

New York Lawmaker Arrested   State Legislator Placed in Jail As Freedom Rider

‘Freedom Riders Step Up Racial Test at Jackson  New York Lawmaker   New York Lawmaker, Negro Companion Join Others in Jail

Nine More Riders Sit In Lockup   ~ Airport Incident Results In Jail Terms For Gronun

NAACP Discourages Protest Movement  Jackson Jails Are Filling Up With Late-Arriving ‘Riders’

WEATHER   9 More Riders Sit  in Jail   Jackson Police Arrest Group Upon Arrival

Attemnt To Desegregate Facilities At Jackson Airport Puts 2 In Jail

PENALTIES FOR RIDERS GET STIFFER   Negroes’ Leader Twice Rebukes Daring Arrests

‘For Starved Rock Slayings—  ‘Call First Witness ‘In Trial Of Weger

) Testify As Weger Trial Beains   Evidence to Include Bits of String, Jacket

To Briet Diplomats    30 European Ambassadors To Discuss Berlin Crisis

U. S. Diplomats See Rusk For Berlin Briefing   State Secretary Gets NATO Support For Beefed Up Military Might In Europe

Clear And Present Danger  a en te etn  Organization Against Castro Urged

U.N. Reseues 30 Trapped  Missionaries   Troops in Congo Escort Group to Safety

Thirty Trapped Missionaries Reported Safe  United Nations Pc oe ae ie eL“e.. ws

U. N. Troops Rescue 30  Missionaries  ' Fear for Safety Of Several Others Held in Congo

Malayan Soldiers Save Victims   Fear Safety For Several Still In  Kivu Pravince Area

White Hostages Rescued By U.N. Troops;  Fear For Lives Of Other Missionaries

Congolese Stop Food Flights  UN Says 30 Trapped  Missionaries Rescued

30 Rescued But Others Still There   U.N. Forees Take Group To Safety From Kivu Area

Nehru, Tito, Nasser Confer on U.S. Attitude Toward Their Neutrality

UN Deals Blow To U.S., Castro Handed Victory   General Assembly Kills Peacemaker Role for Latins

Made To Israeli Police YC Bac Statement Of  Digtrit  Fichmann Cited Provos:

0% Pay Raise By 1970 School Study Unit Asks Expenditures be Doubled

More Troops Asked  UN Rushes In New Forces  Against Congo Mutineers

Mayor Contributes   RILL 13 ALNIVIEIN  UN Rushes Troops To Kivu To Flush Out Mutineers

Malayan Forces Ordered To Seal Off Territory; Details Are Kept Secret

Murder 13 Italians on Mission .  UN After Condo Killers      UN Commander Seeks More Troops, Materiel

Defense Attorney Raps Prosecutors   Says Admitted Killer Of Chillingworths Hopes To Get Leniency From Florida

Trooper Shot Near               2 Men Captured Near Sharon  And Gun Found

Police To Spot Check  ‘Twp. To Enforce Sunday Blue Laws   To Police Blue Laws \Businessmen Plan  'To Hire Detectives

ebt Interest Soars Fatter Budgets Approved For Treasury-Post Office

Scorecard on Adlai’s Whirlwind Tour Incomplete -- Appears One Goal Achievet

Stevenson Gives Mixed Report to the President   Finds More Discontent  In 10 Nations Visited

South American Condition ‘Deteriorates—Stevenson  Awareness of Social ported ore Rwere “wid » Beet it Reform Reportee

Reports on Trip  Adlai Tells JFK Discontent Rising in South America

Discontent Up In Latin Area, Adlai Reports   Envoy Tells Kennedy Economic Situation Is Growing Worse

Adlai Reports To Kennedy On  South America  Stevenson Tells Of  Finding aie asing rh: ae

CONDITIONS “ARE WORSE AFTER YEAR   More Awareness About Problems Seen By Envoy

Reports to Kennedy After 18-Day Tour  Stevenson Finds Conditions in \Latin America Have Worsened

AdlaiReports To President On His Tour   Found Growing Discontent, Bad Economic Situation

State’s Weekend Deaths Total 21  Two Collisions Kill Four People Each; 18 Killed On Roads

Nixon Stoning Reriembered  Extra Precautions For Kennedy On Trip South

Scientists ‘Cancel  Platform Shot   Beyond Moon? Just in Thinking Stage Now

Nuclear Talks Hit Stalemate  West, Soviet Debate   West, Soviet Debate Control Machinery

Stands Out For Veto On 3-Way Control Russia Again Torpedoes Hope For Test Ban Pact

Talks on Nuclear Test Ban Reach New Standoff   Neither Side Ready To Take Responsibility

Reds, West Nuclear Talk At Standoff   Neither Side Wants Responsibility For Breaking Off Parley

Nuclear Test Talks Break Down;  Neither Side Ninwae Call Raanc  mney > wares Lau KETESS

WEAPONS TALKS REACH DEADEND   Neither Side Ready _.To Take Blame’ For Last Failure

Standoff Is Reached In Nuclear Talks   Both Sides Boast Of ‘Patience’ In Negotiations

No one wants the blame   East and West in nuclear test ban talk standoff

West, Russia In Standoff At Nuclear Talks   Neither Side Willing To Break OLE Negotiations

West, Russia At Standoff In Test Ban Talks   Neither Side Willing To Take Blame For Breakup at Geneva

West and Reds near Breakup on Atom Testing  Some Soviet Plans OKed, but Power to Veto Is Rejected

Nuclear Ban Talks Stymied   West-East at Another Standoff; Russians Refuse to Budge Inch

Nuclear Test Ban Huddles At Standoff  Neither Side Wants Responsibility For Halting Neanotiafionc

NUCLEAR TEST BAN TALK STALLS   Russians Won't Accept West's Test Position

WhR€YT IS bareroorr: Knotty Footwear Question Raised In Honolulu by Governor of N.C.

New Snowstorm  Powders Midwest  Eastern Cities Digging Out ~ of Drilts as Mercury~ Climbs.

NEW STORM BURIES MIDWEST  Northeast Struggling Out Of One Of Worst Snowstorms In History

Storm Strikes Southwest   Expected To  Sweep Acvess Midwest And Hit Tennessee. Kentuclo

NEW STORM HEADS NORTH FROM TEXAS   Panhandle Hit, Oklahoma Roads Perilous; St. Louis, Southern {ilinois Brace For New Fall.

Storm Buffets Southwest Then Heads for East   New York City Still Under Emergency Due to Snow Cover.

Blanket Of Snow  In Area   Zone Extends z  Over Midwest  Into Arkansas

Kansas Gets VW Nite COVET «2a 6  Northeast Buried Under Record Snowfall

Snow Spreads in Central States   Heavy Snow Sunday Derails 3 Trains

Snow Blankets Panhandle, Swings North      Foot of White Marks Its Trail In! Texas; Three Trains Derail

Corbett Is Convicted On  Murder Rap   Attorneys Say They Will Make Appeal In Case

Faces Life In Coors Slaying   Joseph Corbett Jr. Convicted By Jury of First BDearee Murder

2 Dauahters Carried Out by Firemen   Fontana Woman ‘Repeatedly Braves Flames at Home

Woman Defies Flames Twice to Save Invalid Husband, Eight Children From Burning Home

H opes to keep more tourist cashin U.S.   ON GOLD OUTFLOW  Kennedy's proposals in brie!

Hoffa Called To Testify at Senate Hearing   Teamster Boss Faces Questions on Rela. tionship With MineMill Union.

Observer Doubts Russia To Harves:  Much Trouble from Reds in China   By PRESTON GROVER Accnniatead Prece Staff Writer

Writer Says U. S. Bigger Problem  Is Red China Threat To Soviet?

Little Chance of Any Early Soviet Russia-Red China Split   Rusk Says U.S.Won’t OK Soviet Berlin Plan

Rebel Liner  Heads for  Brazil Port US. Agrees   =. A erees  To Exchange

Goal Is Strength News of Congo Unity Pact Cheered by United States

See SOUTH, Page 2   County's Pioneers Honored At Special Recognition Tea

‘Only Punctuation Mark’  Cocktail Hour Is Here To Stay, But Not All Day

Psychiatrist Supports Cocktail Hour Before Dinner, Opposes Daytime Drinks

An’ Nah Uh Whol Shentence Cocktail Hour Called Punctuation Mark In The Spelling Of Your Day

Fire Raging in Hold of JSS Saratoga   7 Die as Super Aircraft Carrier Burns Near Athens

ivien Were Very Kind  Hijacked Passengers Not Scared During Attempt

Exporters Seek Increase Leaf Growers Ask U.S. Government  To Hold ’62 Acreage At ’61 Levels

MCCLOY NAMED T0 KEY POST ON ARMS ISSUE   Kennedy Appoints Republican Banker

Dies of Injuries In Jet Accident   An. Old-Hand= cL “McCloy. Given Key Disarmament Role

High Post To McCloy Revealed   Gets Key Role In ~US Disarmament Administration

McCloy Gets Key Position In Disarming   Former Commissioner In Germany To Fitt Top Advisory Post _

SERVED UNDER TRUMAN  Ex-New York Banker To  Work For Disarmament

John McCoy role in disa       Named head of . U.S. commission on disarmament

McCloy Given Disarmament  Advisor Post   Republican To Heac Nuclear Peace Plan For New President

McCloy Get: Key Role In Arms Talks  Will Be Chief Adviser To President-Elect

2 Boys Found Dead, 1 Alive  In Huntington Refrigerator   2. @ **  Lad Survives Ordeal

§. Africa Police Are Out in Force  Protect Non-Whites Defying Strike Call

Kistner, Figure In Mrs. Geiger’s Bank Embezzlement Case, Has BeenConvicted of Stock Fraud

Six Katangs Deputies Take Seats  Will Ask Revision Of Constitution

Cnarges U.N. Fidns New Uirensive...  Tshombe To Insist On Confederation for Congo

Others Due To Arrive  For Session  Demand Expected For Revision . Of Constitution

Expect T'shombe lo Ask More Freedom   Strone Central Fores   Charoec UF. N.

Bargain for a change in constitution   Independence for province still seems goal

Tshombe Wants Congo Federation To Give Katanga Province Independence

6 DEPUTIES TAKE SEAT INKATANGA   Demand Expected For Parliament To Revise Laws

Parliament Seats Kor 6 Katangans   Revision Demand For Constitution Appears Imminen

DEPUTIES OF TSHOMBE TO ASK CHANGE   Revolt Leaders Contends UN Preparing War

Tshombe Says U.N. Plans to Renew Hostilities lf Katanga National Assembly Fails to Meet to Discuss His Aareement With Adoula _

WILL DEMAND CONSTITUTION REVISION   To Relax Control Of Central Congo Government   TSHOMBE   Says Deputies To Hold Ou' For More Independence For Provinces

Katanga Deputies Seated   Revision Expected To Be Asked On Central Contro

Parliament Opens Today Katanga Deputies Seek Constitution Revision

Tshombe Seeking Greater IndependenceFromCongo Federation Despite Pact   CHANGE CONSTITUTION

15 To Take Seats In Fight To Keep  Provinee Control   Nehru Denies Red Invasion Alliance

Tshombe Holding Out for  Partial Independence   Katanga Deputies Seated In National Congo Parliament

U.N. TROOPS PLAN ATTACK SAYS LEADER   Tshombe Irked Over New ‘Plot’ By Ambassador

Insists On Measure Of Own Rule   Katangans To Ask Revision Of Constitution

dix Katangans In Legislature Of the Congo   9 Other Deputies . Are Due in Today To Demand Chang

Aims for Less Control Over All Provinces   Kotangans Take Seats In National Congo Parliament

Legislators Arrive In  Leopoldville   Leaders Of Central Congo Gov't Contend Tshombe’s Terms Not As Earlier Agreed

-or More Independence Despite Pact—.  Tshombe Holds Out for  a Conqo Confederation

Six Katanga Deputies In. Leopoldville   Take Seats In Parliament; To Demand Change In Cosistitution

Katanga to Press For Loose Unity  "Congo. Government Takes Dim View

Tshombe’s Goal Still Federation   Provincial Leader Wants Contro! Of Regime Relaxed

15 Take Places  In Parliament With Directive   Tshombe Vows Objective Is  Confederation

Katanga Deputies Take Seats in Conao Assembly   Tshombe Insisting On Large Measure Of Independence

Supporters of Tshombe Expected to Press for Constitutional Revision   Katanga Causes Controversy  British Press Assails Welensky of Rhodesia

To Demand More Local Autonomy   Tshombe Holds Out For Congo Confederation

Six Katangese In Parliament  Expected To Push For Ease In Basic Law Of Control

Serious Doubts On Other Powers Says Interim Committee's Salaries Authority Invalid

Housing Bill 0.K.’d, Eases Home’ Loans   Congress Votes Give Kennedy Major Virtore

Housing Act Is Okayed By Congress   Kennedy Posts Another Victory On Domestic Front

Housing Bill to President   Constitutes Another Victory for Kennedy in Domestic Field

Housing Bill on Kennedy's Desk Another Victory  One of President’s

Congress OKs $5.6 Billion Housing Bill  Another Victory for President, Middle Income Grou

House Sends Housing Bill To Kennedy  Measure Carries Easier Terms For FHA Home Buyers

Housing Bill Victory Wen By President  Senate And House Approve Measure With Easier Terms

Jobless Issue Vote Slated In Ohio’s Senate   Emergency Portion Seen Doomed But Extender Due Okay

Dems May  Block Karly State Aid   Emergency Clause  Doomed In Senate

Ohio Senate O.K. Expected On Extender   Congress Likely To Win Race To Provide Benefits

Anti-Missile Shot Scores New Success   Nike Zeus Program Speeded in Wake Of Perfect Tests

Sen. Morse Would Put Russia on Spo /Hand Berlin Crisis to United Nations

On the inside   Waiting period: on marrtages could mean four davs

Gov. Lawrence Answers Critics On Realignment   Singles Bloom As Contributing To Confusion

Death Ray Bomb Testing Expected lo Bei in Caverns  Ss   Neutron Weapon Seen as Missile Defense Device

Hint Tests Of ‘N-Bomb For Nevada  Would Kill Without Wide  Destruction

Death Rays Principle Of Weapon  Nevada C avec   Nevada Caves Proving Site

Nays Kill Dut Wreck Nothing  U. S. Believed Working Toward Neutron Bomb

Nevada Caverns Ray Test Site?  Theory of Netitron -_ a bel ms mm - =F

May Test Neutron Bomb At Nevada Site   Details Still Are Kept Highly Secret.

Nevada Caverns N-Bomb Test Site?  By: Tight Secrecy Project Surrounded

Tax Base Increased   U.S. May Begin Testing Of New Death-Ray Bomb

Would Kilt Without Big Devastation   Officials Decline Comment On High Priority For Tests

Neutron Bomb May Be Tested In Nevada Cave   Referred To As ‘Death Ray’ Bomb; ” Kills Without Wide Destruction

Speculate on Nevada Cave For Test Site   Seek Bomb To Kill Men, But with No Widespread Damage  Be CI TAA ff CAY

FIRST TENTATIVE EXPERIMENTS TO TEST NEUTRON BOMB THEORY _ MAY BE MADE IN NEVADA CAVERN

Initial Experiments To Test ‘N-Bomb’ ‘Idea May Be Made In Nevada Caverns

Neutron Bomb Tests in Nevade Caverns Seen   Whether Field Work Has Started on ‘Death Ray’ Is Tight Secret

Neutron Tests May Be Held In Nevada   Whether Research Already Started Guarded Secret

Warhead Kills People, Won't Harm Property  Underground Tests May Be Started   Underground Tests May Be Started In Nevada Caverne

Massacre Angers UN .... Malayans Rush To Overpower  Congo Killers

Butchers of 13 U. N. Airmen Ordered Taken   Immediate Arrest of Commander Asked After Massacre

Butchers Of lfalian Airmen To Be Hunted   Malayans Are Sent Against Force Of Mutinous Congolese

To Encircle Mutineers  Vow Arrest of Slayers of 13 Italian Airmen

Congo Butcher Round Up Starts; United Nations Troops Flown In   More UN Troops Are Needed

U.N. Troops Head for Kindu to Pen Up Congo Killers   Will Seek Out Rebel Troops that Butchered 13 Italian Airmen.

Spokesman Insists On Punitive Action  U.N. Troops Seek Congo Killers

U.N. Moves To Pen Up Congolese  Malayan Soldiers Are Sent to Kindu

Slaughter Of Airmen  Denounced  Orders Given Te Disarm Killers And Others

U.N... Troops To Get Killers -Congo Army ‘Butchers’ To Be Punished

All resources to be used to seal off area   Blue-helmeted Malayans to seek out killers

U. N. Troops Seek Slayers   Protests Increase Over Congo Massacre  U Thant Studies New Steps As Ancer Mounts   ‘Massacre Stirs Anti-Red Feeling in ttaly -

13 Italians Die, Slashed  In Massacre   Airmen Butchered By Drunken Congo Soldiers In Kindu

U.N. Troops Block Exits  To Assassins Kindu Airport Sealed; Linner Demands Arrest

U.N. Is Acting To Pen Up the  Conqo Butchers   Bodies ‘Chopped Ur

To Disarm Murderers  Of Airmen   Kindy Area Where Killings Occurred To Be Surrounded

UN. Troops. In Congo To End Murders   Mutineera Shoot Crew Of Itafians Tn New Outbreak

Planes Speed Malayan Units To Kindu Area  Told To Round U;  Congolese Killers ae Oe Oe

UP CONGO BUTCHERS   U. N. Sends Malayan Troops With Orders To Disarm Mutineers Who Killed 13 Italian Airmen.

UN Rushes Troops To Kindu   Malayans Flown  To Kivu Province To Encircle Killers Of Italian Airmen

Soldiers Given Orders fo Stop Mutinous Force   Drunken Rebels Toss Body Parts to Excited Viewers

U. N. Orders Slayers of Fliers Held  Incited to Revolt”  nm rT...

WITNESS TELLS OF MASSACRE   Troops Speeded To Congo Area After Butchery

U.N. Plans To Punish  Murderers  More Troops Sent To Kindu to Disarn R ehal Cano aleee

Malayans  Encircle Province   U.N. Troops Speex to Pen Congolese Army ‘Butchers’

Rush Force In Deaths of 13 Italians  - . Troops Flown in __ To Seize, Disarm

Order Arrest of Butchers. of 13 Fliers   Italians Mistaken for Belgians by Frenzied Soldiers

Malayan Soldiers Flown to Kivu Province as U Thant Considers Rushing More Soldiers to Conao

Malayans Told To Encircle And Disarm KillersAmong Force Of 1,000 Mutineers

U.N. Acts To Punish Murderers   Malayans Sped To Per Up Congolese Who Slew Italians.

W.Va. Coal Sought By British Firm   Can Buy And Ship Fuel Cheaper Than Home-Mined Coal

iP our Corners Area Pro ject... _ Arizona, New Mexico Power  Forms to Join Systems

$4.5 Million Project Public Service To Build: Link To Four Corners

Weighed as Part of Over-All Strategy  U.S. Has Considered Imposing Embargo on Trade With Cuba   Claims Virtual Ultimatum, Threat of War  Cuba Protests to U.N. Against Accusations in Plane Hijackine

Cuba Protests to U.N. on Congress  Claim Plane Incident Is Used as a Pretext

Hijacking Law Being Framed   Hijacking Incident Protested by Cuba

Castro Is Peeved By  Inference  Sends Note Of Protest Over Plane Hiracking

Luebke Asks Germans To Trust West.   Says Clay In Berlin To Defend It, Not To Surrender It

in the Vounty  STANDING ROOM ONLY FOR STALEY’S TALK AT KINGSLEY — ON N.F.O. PROGRAM

Tne VUUnTy  STANDING ROOM ONLY FOR STALEY’S TALK AT KINGSLEY — ON NEO. PROCRAM

Big Three Won't Yield On Rights   Hand Similar Notes To Soviets; Ask Free Elections for Germany

Khrushchev’'s Proposals Turned Down  Text of U. S.   Text of U. S. Note To Be  Relaacad Tomorroy

Western Big 3 Reject Russian Stand on Berlin   U. S.. Britain ana Krance Send Notes to Moscow Asking for Free Elections,

Won't Be Forced Out, K Told   Western Big Three Asks Free Elections as Basic Step

Similar Notes to Kremlin Call for Free Elections in: E. Germany; No Yielding

Castro Foes Form, Plan Opposition   Kennedy Message Bolsters Hopes of Opposition Leaders

Heartened By Kennedy Address  Foes Of Castro Planning “Coalition” Government

Task Forees Will Report To Kennedy   Tight Schedule Of Conferences Faces IFR in Weshineton

Kennedy Has Tight Schedule In Washington   Talks on Politics, . At Home and Abroad Are Set far Tadayv

Weather   Kennedy  Confers On US. Affairs   President-Elect Handed Housing, Education Programs

Also Expanded Social Security, Public Relief, Unemployment Compensation

New Subsidy Proposed For Home Building  Kennedy Also Receives Proposals For Other Relief Programs

Kennedy Confer ‘§ On. US. Affairs   President-Elect’ Harided Housing, Education Pro oram

JACK MEETS ADVISERS IN WASHINGTON   Discusses “‘Whole Spec trum” Of Foreign Af - fairs With Rusk; Low Income Housing Subsidy Proposed.

Kennedy Sets Tight Schedule In Washinaton   Leaves Later on Last Trip Before Hic lnauairatian

Brief Trip to Washington ....  Subsidies for Home Building  Recommended to Kennedy

Task Force In Proposals To Kennedy   Wellare Projects Are Included Tn Vast Plan

Kennedy's Schedule Packed Ful   President-Elect Flies To Three  Cities For Talks

Brief Visit to Washington Series of Conferences °  ‘Scheduled by Kennedy

Urge Ban On Capital Punishment   Alpern, Prasse And Governor Want Change

Macmillan Urges Acceptance   Market Membership Approval Expected; Diehards Indiqnant

Gary Bank Robber Caught At New Castle   Most Of Money Also Recovered As Ex-Convict Is Seized At Hotel On Way To Railwav Station.

ARREST BANK ROBBER WITH $83,700 LOOT   Ex-Convict Accu sed Of} $110,000 Holdup in Gary, Ind.

Preps Troops For Viet Nam if Necessary    Kennedy Moves - On Communism

U.S. Troops May Be Sent to Vietnam  Rusk Says Military Aid Boost to Curb Rebels

Kennedy Ready To Send Troops To Viet Nam  — Would Commit U.S.  overnmen

To Forestall Rees   U.S. Troops May be be Sent fo South Viet Nam

Fulbright Discloses President’s Stand at End of Meeting on Crises in S. E. Asia

President May Send U.S. Troops   Troops Would Be Sent To South Viet Nam To Stop Red Conquest

Rusk Paints Grim Picture Of Red Peril   Fulbright Believes Kennedy May Send Troops If Necessary

Veep to Fly To Nervous Allies  Military Support Pledged to Viet Nam

U.S. Troops A Possibility In Viet Nam  Fulbright Thinks Kennedy Prepared To Act If Needed

Collegiate Energy Turned Into Rosh % ’ Roll By F lorida Student Revelers

/Ft. Lauderdale Hopes Young Invaders {Will Expend Energy in Street Dancing

Street Dance Is Granted To Tame Rioting Collegians   3 Judges Sentence 66 :* *Students, Others ~ Are-Fined.- « -

Cubans Wont Go Back   Pair From Prisoner Negotiating Team Will Stay In U.S,

Prisoners Refuse To Return ot Cuba  Tractor Delegates Will ‘Fight First’

2 Prisoners Of Cuba To Defect  Derided By Mates Who Return Monday

County To Pay $26.6 Million In Taxes In 1961   Federal Levy Takes The Biggest Bite

Local Government Share Is $3 Million; State’s $8 Million  21% Ineome Goes to Taxes

Biochemical Corporation Directors To Confer With Advisor Roosevelt

ROOSEVELT TO CHART MONEY COURSE President of Firm Arrested In $2 Million Bank Piracy

‘ermath Of $2 Million Embeszz lement  Roosevelt To Chart Way’ For Shaky Sheldon Corp.

Board Probes Second Fire At Air Base  Wright-Patterson   Wright-Patterson Damage Estimated At $1 Million

Submerged 66 Days     U. S. Nuclear Sub Sets World Record On Cruise

Sub Sets Record In 66 Day Cruise   Remains Submerged For Entire Period

Drops Anchor In Holy Loch; Sets Record  Tn Ca   First Sub To Go Abroad With 16 Missiles Aboard

66 Days Totally Submerged  Sub Reaches Scotland With Underwater Mark

Nuclear Submarine Docks at Scotland  More Than 66 Days Spent Under Water

SETS 66-DAY RECORD— Atomic Submarine Arrives In Scotland on Big Cruise

World Cruise Record Set By U.S. Sub   Patrick Henry Stay: Submerged 2 Hours Short nf 67 Rave

Ship Comes Up At Base  In Scotland   Stays Submerged 66 Days, 22 Hours In Record VYovage

Idaho Traffic Deaths   Sub Arrives in Scotlanc After 67 Days Undersec

U.S.NuclearSut Sets Undersea Cruise Record   Patrick Henry Ties Up At Holy Loch After 66 Days. 22 Hours

'Prepared For Eventualities’  ‘Nuclear Sub Completes Record Breaking Underwater Cruise

\Patrick Henry Arrives in Scotland Nuclear Submarine  ‘Achieves New Record

DOCKS AT HOLY LOCH  Nuclear Sub Sets World Record; Under Water 66 Days

Record Trip Ends at Base In Scotland:  Anti-Nuclear   Anti-Nuclear -. Demonstration 8y Britons Flops

Nuclear Sub Establishes New Record   Patrick Henry Carried Missile Load On Cruise

Dismisses Complaints   LAISTNISSES 4 or  ~ Army Secretary Says Reservists’ Morale High

Stahr Calls Reservists’ Complaints Isolated, Lauds Army's High Morale

Inside...   Weapons By-Product House Denies Funds To Make  Atomic Heat Power Plant

No Funds For US. Current   “Public Power: Foes, Coal Area Members Of House Prevail.

BUDGET CHIEF REPORTS Kennedy To Change Few Of Ike’s Budget Items

Ike Budget Okay With Kennedy   Directive Indicates Only Few Changes

LSU Bowls Over Mississippi, 10-7   Winter Strikes Much of Nation

SOME FEARS UNWARRANTED Radioactivity Danger Grossly Exaggerated, Nuclear Expert. Says

She’ s Now in Exile  a a nance Tn  Ex-Cuban UN Envoy Says Invasion Will Succeed

Rebels Set Of Algerian Riots   French Say 80 Killed, 266 Wounded As Moslems Battle Partition Threat

Partition — Stirs Riots In Algeria  Rebels Protest Plan,   Rebels Protest Plan, Fear-French to Get Rich Coast Region, Enemies Arid: Land

50 KILLED, HUNDREDS WOUNDED   24-Hour Strike Shows Moslems Support Rebels

Train Crash In Germany Kills 33, Injures 45   Electric Loaded With Passengers Runs Full-Speed Into Parked Work Cars.

Rail Disaster In Germany Claims At Least 33 Lives   HAMBURG, Germany (UPI)—The death toll rose to 33 today in the wake of Hamburg’s worst train wreck since World War II.

Bodies Mangled. In Sherer Crash. : 33 Dead, 49 Hurt In Train Disaster

MISSISSIPPI GETS AID  Flooded South Is Threatened As Storm Races Out Of Texas

Warm, Windy Weather Is Prevailing   Thunderstorms Developing In Northwest Kansas

Diplomats Searching Fo: Joint Position On  Divided City   UNITED FRONT BEING BLOCKED BY FRANCE

Diplomats Of West  In Meet  Confer To Find Joint Position On Berlin

Panmunjon Scene Of Brawl, No One Is Seriously Injured  Korean, U.S. Guards Battle

Senate Rejects GOP Challenge On Wage Bill   t Voting Indicates Administration’s Gain in Strenath

Amendment Beaten in Senate  Substitute Minimum Pay Bill Is Defeated

Nick in Eye by Cadet's Rifle is Cited as Reason   Secretary to Remain In Austin For Rest Over Weekend

33000 MIEES” SFOR™ En NOTES’  JFK Flies to Dalias to Cheer Up Rayburn

POLITICS IS SUBJECT  President Takes 3,000-Mile Detour For 14-Minute Visit With ‘Mr. Sam

Kennedy Finds ‘Mr. Sam’ In Good Spirits Though Seriously [ll with Cancer

Pros Talk Politics of Course : Kennedy Flies To Texas to  Visit Rayburn

President Pays Flying Visit to Ailing Speaker Rayburn at Dallas Hospital

Speaker in Good Spirits President Flies to Dallas  To Visit Ailing ‘Mr. Sam’

Mr. Sam's Condition Is Still Serious   President, Speaker Chat for 14 Minutes; Discuss Past Politics

Kennedy Travels 3,000 Miles Out Of His Way To See Rayburn   PATIENT FOUND TO BE IN GOOD SPIRITS

Deadline for Tshombe fo Act Next Wednesday   Expect UN to Act If Pact Is Not Honored

Tshombe's Time Expires Wednesday  Deadline to Honor Unity Commitment

Says Honor Unity Pact Or Else   Next Wednesday Set for Katanga To Ratify Pledge   Bulletin

TROUBLE IS ASSURED IF DISAVOWED   Secessionist Hints At Delay In Ratifving   Leaders Expect UN To Survive

Wednesday Date Given By Adoula   Tshombe Claims 10 Days Required To Ratify Agreement

Congo Unity Accord Will Be Enforced   UN Expected To Put Pressure On Katanga’s Leader

sAdoula Says Moise Better Deliver  ‘Congo Peace Deadline Is Wednesday

Kris-py   Adoula Sets Deadline In Unity Plan   Congolese Chief Warns Of Trouble If Pact Not Kept

Wednesday Sef As Deadline for Katanga Action   Adoula Says Trouble Will Follow Failure To Honor Agreement

Deadline To Honor Cease-fire   Adoula Threatens Trouble Hf Plan Is Not Ratified

Adoula To Enforce Agreement   Congo Premier Warns There'll Be Trouble If Tshombe Poesn't Honor Tinitv

Deadline Set for Tshombe to Honor Accord on Katanga  U.N. Forces Expected to Act If Necessary, Officials Say

TL OINGK SOOM:  See Unity Agreement To Be Enforced By U.N. Troop:

Deadline Set on Katanga s OK of Pact   Commitment to Rejoin Congo May Need U.N. Backing

"There'll Be Trouble If Not Honored"—  ee SUIS NOT Pronered =  NextWednesday Deadline Given In Tshombe’s Deal

Avers' Trauhle  aE weervey  Will Result rrom Delay  Katenga- President  Asks 10 Days To Gat Ratification Of Unity Pack

Deadline Set for Katanga   Must Honor Tshombe Commitment or Else, Savs Adoula

Tshombe Given Until Dec. 27   Congo Premier Pledges ‘Trouble’ If Tshombe Fails

History s Worst Air Tragedy Recounted, Crash Cause to Be Debated for Months

Warn ee unees Big Three Bolster Military; Send  Protests to Moscow

Allies Join U. S. Buildup In Germany   East Germans Will Mobilize Two Million Youths

‘Peoples Army’ In East Germany Grows Rapidly   British Border _Patrol_Arrested

For Berlin reaction stories see: Area Reserves, Page 3 West protests, Page 3 Crisis Personal, Page 23

12 Commies Defect To Allied Side   Stinging Allied Notes Warn Russians Against Red Illegal Tactics

Korean Junta Plans  To Mobilize Nation  New Organization Will Back Leaders, Enforce Austerity

Difficulties Outined by UC Scientist  Remains From 2  Persons, W’Cown Is Certain

You Can Survive Atomic Attack _ Home, With a Shelter, Your Best Refuge Even lf Family Is Scattered

New Space Program To Be Explored   House Committee To Question Air ‘ForceResearchHead

Kennedy May Scrape Up Thin Majorities For Most Of His 'New Frontier’ Proposals

GOP-South Combine Is Still Active   White House Must Go All-Out To Win Narrow Maiorities

Thin Majority Seen Favoring Kennedy Plan   ' President Expected To Need Every Tactic Known to Politicians

‘Asks Cooperation With U.N.  U.S. Urges Belgian  Action on Katanga

Belgium Urged To Pressure  Moise Tshombe   U.S. Wants Katanga Province To Join Federation Of Conao States

WOULD LINE UP KATANGA TS ALANGCA  US. Urges Belgium To Pressure Tshombe

U.S. Urging Belgium To Take Action   Ask Pressure On Katanga To Curb Sirife In Congo

Congo Unity Is Purpose Of U.S. Talks   Belgium Is Asked To Keep Nationals Out Of Katanga

U.S. Wants Katanga In Federation  Belgium Urged To Put Pressure On Province Leader

U.S. Urges Action By Belgium  Dh E.R ee   Seeks To Pressure Tshombe Into Coonerative Mood

Ist Woman Named to Hich Court   Governor Boosts Attorney General

Guard Relates Start of Revolt   By EARL BUTLER As Told to the Associated Press

don Page  25 Children Hurt in Schoo! Bus Accident   Vehicle Plunges Over Mountainside, Saved By Trees on Slope

Billboard Tay May Clean- “Uy Superhiway S  JFK Urges States To Regulate Signs

Detraction To Beauty, He Says   Would Tax Trucks More to Help Finance Roads

U.S. May Step In Unless States Act—  'President Decries Billboards ‘Along U.S. Superhighways

Trucks Bear Brunt  Kennedy Devises Road Building Tax   JFK Urges Billboards Be Reeulated

Tenants Versus Landlady indian U. N. Envoy anc  Wife Leave Apartmeni

Division Holds  On Student Aid  Peo Defends $1,250 Ceiling, Solon To Ask Special Session Act on Issue

Venezueian revoit fails   Cuban prisoners Keep hope alive for tractor deal

Venezuela Arm Revolt Crushed; Leaders Seized   Insurgent Garrison At Barcelona Yields To Show of Force

XL Grates.  A Rebellion Is Crushed.  In Venezuel:  Government Says Rebel Leaders Have Been Tailed

Revolt Flares, Quickly Dies in Venezuela   Betancourt Threat of Land, Air, Sea Attack Quells Rebel:

Western Europe Slams . U.S. Moves in Laos Crisis   New U.S. Information Shows Outside Communist Intervention

UN Troops Fight Their Way Into Elisabethville  As U.S. Takes Peace-Making  Rale In Canaan

President Acts After Ishombe s Appeal for Help  Firing Reported Heaviest in War At Elisabethville

UN Strikes At Katanga Capital   Ground Fighting Heaviest Of War As Indian Force Nears Citv’s Center

Major Success Is Reported by U.N. in Congo   Diplomats Doubt Early Case-Fire

U. S. Urges Cease Fire Compliance’  Harriman Ta Meet   Harriman To Meet With Gromyko ToDiscuss Laos

Indicafes Reds To Stand Firm On Laos Policy   U.S. Waits In Vain For Russian Reply To Truce Demand

Russia Believed Under Pressure to Back Down On Cease-Fire in Laos

Laotians May Settle Own Problems Since Deadlock Of Geneva Meetina

Gromyko Gets Note Urging an End to Fighting   Asian Communists Believed Pressuring Russia to Back Down on Pledge.

Harriman To Meet Russia's Gromyko Today   Will Urge Soviet To End Fighting In Laos Very Soon

U.S. Insists On Laos Cease Fire   Think Chinese Reds Sabotage  Vienna Deal

Harriman Meets Gromyko     'Asia Reds Pressuring Russia  Seen in Laotian Stalemate

Fair Race Entries   THURSDAY NIGHT Post Time 8 P. M. Two Year Old Pace  CAs ee a   20 Class Trot Purse....3690   East German Reds May Get Tougher

To Register Workers in West Berlin   Red Germany Lasing Manpower

See Sterner Move Against  E. Berliners   Predict Action To Keep Workers From West Berlin Jobs

Commuters Face Stern Red Penalties   East Berliners _ Under Pressure To Quit West Jobs

Soviets Say  Aim To Ease  War Fears Freeze Of ‘Military Budgets Is Urged

Lo fire Man into Space     Spaceman And Rocket Ready - Weather Wasn’t

While Plan Was Drawn Up Before He Took Office-Kennedy Takes Responsibility For U.S. Role in Cuba Invasion

POLITICAL ACRIMONY NOT DESIRED   Continues To Inform Leaders About Actions

‘My Responsibility’ For Cuba-Kenned]  Udall Blames Ike; Republicans trate

JFK accepts responsibility for fiasco   ..» For part U.S. played in the Cuban invasion

JFK Stresses Role On Cuba   Says He Takes Al\ Responsibility For Position Of U.S.

Game Postponed NATIONAL Cincinnati at Chicago. pnd. rai      Kennedy Takes Res ponsibility In Ill-Starred Cuban Invasion

Kennedy Absolves. Ike Of Blame Over Cuba   See Editorial, Page 6

Kennedy Says Cuba Decision Was His Own   Wort Shift Responsibility; Party Leaders Filled In

No Shift Of Blame To Ike Countenanced   Others Say Former Administration Laid Plans For. Invasion

JFK Assumes Full Blame  For Invasion  President Says Role Of U. S. In Cuba His Responsibility

Refuses to Pass the Buck  Kennedy Shoulders All Blame for Cuban Loss

JEK Shoulders U.S. Role In  Cuban Uprising   President Strongly Opposed To Anyone Attempting To Shift The Responsibility

Kennedy Seeks Full Understanding He Is Responsible in Cuban Action

Disavows All Efforts To Shift Responsibility To Eisenhower Administration

 Udall Words Create Furor Kennedy Reaffirms Positior  He’s Responsible in Cuba

Responsibility Not Shifter Kennedy Takes Blame  iFor U.S. Role In Cuba

JFK Refuses to Put Blame on Any Other   Udall Statement Brinas GOP Protests

President Restates Position   Kennedy Reaffirms His Responsibility In Cuban Fiasco

Halts Efforts To Place Blame  On Eisenhower  GOP Chiefs Angry Over Statements By Cabinet Aide

JFK Shoulders Complete Responsibility or U.S. Participation in Cuban Invasion

Cuban Role Blame Taken By Kennedy  President Assunies Responsibility for Part in Inyasion

Kennedy Reaffirms He Takes Full Responsibility For U. S. Role In Ill-Starred Invasion

Liability In Cuba Role Is Clarified   Kennedy Rebuffs . Attempt To Shift U.S: Resnonsibilirs

 Meets With Rockefeller Today  CubaFiascoBlame  Reaffirmed by JFK

Kennedy Again Claims Responsibility for U.S.  Role in Cuban Invasion

No Change: By JFK In Cuban Stand   Responsibility Is His, He Declares

Cuba Fiasco Onus Taken By Kennedy   Part Played by U. S. His Responsibility, Say: President—Protests Stirred by Sec. Udall

For U.S. Invasion Help  JFK Takes Responsibility   U.S. Considers Total Embargo for Cuba

Cuban Invasion ‘Issue ~  President Aabuities Sole Responsibility

Kennedy Again Shoulders Cuba Responsibility  Says Eisenhower Conceived Invasion

ms ars Sole Responsibility Kennedy Shoulders Faull (For U.S. Role In Cuba

President's Cuban Role Reaffirmed   Repeat Prompted By Aides’ Linking Ike With Plannine

UDALL REBUFFED JFK Takes Responsibility  For Cuba Invasion Fiasco

Confers With Rockefeller Kennedy Takes Blame For U.S. Role In Cuba

JFK Takes Full Blame For Cuba   Statement Issued To Halt Any Attempt to Shift Any Of Responsibility Elsewher

JFK Accepts Full Responsibility F or U.S.’ Part In Invasion Of Cuba

Asks ‘Family’: Not to Try To Shift Guilt   President Acts As Republicans Hit Udall Words

President Takes Responsibility in Cuba Situation   Opposes Attempts fc Shift Any of Blame

Half Billion More Asked For Ag. Dept   Latin American, African Project Expansion Urged

Kennedy Requests $500 Million Boost   More Money for Activities In Africa, Information Agency

Kennedy Asking $500 Million Budget Increase   Wants More Activity In African Affairs

Research, Conservation Included Agriculture Slated _ For Biggest Slice In Spending Prograrr

Farm Fund Boost Aim of Kennedy  Congress Asked For Increases In Agencies

Kennedy Asks Millions More   $2,900 Salary Boost Sought by Legislators

JFK asking budget boost   $500 million additional funds for various acts

Asks Nearly Half Billion  Farm Funds   Would Add to Total in Eisenhower Budget— More Also Sought for Information Agency

JFK Asks More Funds For USDA   Interior, USTA’s Budgets Increased

PRAYER FOR .  ODAY @   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Crime   THIESRE (GET MONEY —. ‘AT SIOUX ‘CENTER CAFE SECOND TIME THe vein

Crime   THIEVES GET MONEY — AT SIOUX CENTER CAFE SECOND TIME TETe Veae

Passen gers Give Account  Of 12-Days   Some Wept, Fought Fell in Love; Had Fears and Laughed

Fear, Tension Ends for Freed Ship Passengers  Most Experienced Only Mild Jitters   Most Experienced Only Mild Jitters  ly, 19 Press VW neem mn  im wuy ry¥yuYyoC

Passengers Tell Of Drama At Sea  Cried and Some Laushed ; Some Were Afraid, Terrified

ree At Last! Fear, Tension And Romance For Captive Ship Passengers

Passengers Tell of Tears, Laughter, Fears, Tension, Plots, Fights and Love

Kennedy Reassures Russ After New Charge Of Air Violation By RB47

Red Bombings Spread Terror In Viet Nam  Two Americans Amona Iniured   Two Americans Among Injured On Election Eve

$14 MILLION CUT FROM BUDGETS   SIU Chopped $1.4 Million, UI Slashed $1.7 Million As Lawmakers Break Appropriation Bill Loaiam.

Zorin Opens UN. Debate On Disarmament   Urges Adoption Of Soviet Proposal

Intelligence Watchdog eidied   Killian to Head Board to Advise The President

Cuban Invasion Fiasco Echoed   Dr. James Killian, Appointed; Senate Probers Hear Russi:

Killian Heads Scrutiny Over Intelligence   Kennedy Revives Watchdog Board In Wake of Cuba

Heads Monitoring Board—  Killian Named to Top U. S. Intelligence Post

Britons Enjoy Pre-Austerity Buying Binge   Stores Crowded On Eve Of Macmillan’s Economic Program

This Is An Austerity Program?   British Government Jumps Gun, Raises Postal Rates

Brazil. President Wants Discussion On Seating Red Ching In U. N....  Opposed Plan In Past   SWISS ARE HAPPY  SMITH NOT PICKED

 RETURNED SAFELY Russians Orbit Dog In Five-Ton Missile   Made One Circle

Gas buyers get a break   Northern must refund 12 million with interest

Northern Gas Settlement Okayed: Refunds to Total Over $12 Million

U. (S. ree Fre ree aChine Headed For Major Ritt Over Commies In U.N.

Wife Finally Breaks Out—  Dodge Cityans Locked In Home For One Year

$250,000 $250,000 Project Near Silver Lake  Bucks To Open Bids is Jan. 8 For Mill Creek Valley Park Pool

* WASHINGTON’S GUESTS TRAVEL TO DES MOINES —  ‘Touring Russians Visit With Gov. Erbe

 . ‘Guests in lowa  _ Cheer leaders puzzle, fascinate visiting Reds

Chillingworth Case Testimony  Witness Says Accused-Murderer ‘Vowed Suicide With Plane Bomh

Aide Says Peel Talked Suicide  Considered Blowing Up Airline:  After Imnticatinn ja kdAuedary

Robert Says Defiance By Reds Doomec   Outlines Plans To Implement Historic High Court Ruling

Death Knell Foreeast in Roll Ruling  Defiers Face  Fines. Prison

1 Dead and 2 Burned in  Tavern Fire  Rescuer Dies of Heart Attack, Another Injured

Council Divided On Governor  Naming RR Board   From 300 to 7 State Legislative Council Aims Streamlining Funds

Red Police Open Fire On Refugees   American Gls Involved In Berlin Trouble

Half of Division May Get Leaves  Holiday Furlough Policy Revealed

Shot Delayed 7 Times Before Rocket Firing   DAY BEGAN EARLY FOR SPACE FLIER

In Superb Physical Condition Shepard’s Day Began With Steak At2 a.m.

244-Hour Nap Prior To Flight = Shepard In Superb Physical Condition

Legislature Set to Face Job of Finding New Funds   Legislature At a Glance

New Yorkers Clobber the Reds, 13-5  Two Five-Run Thnnings Reut Cincinnati

Alert Interference; Room in Ball Park;  A Teacher in Vegas   Bride Balks When ‘Husband’ Turns Out to Be His Brother

Flood Control Projects On Susquchenn Aided ‘in Curbing Water Level

UNDER PRESSURE   INDER PRESSURE  Kekkonen, Khrushchev  Conference Is Sought

Chimpanzee Orbit Flight Slated by U.S   Manned Trip Around Earth In 1961 Will Depend on Success of Experiment.

U.S. Holds Slim Chance of Sending Man ‘eto Orbit Around Earth This Year

Santa Gets A Chri istmas Present  his In Red Not Cuil ~ Of Blue Vielen

Santa Gets A Chri istmas Present  Man In Red Not er Of Blue Vielesion

Demo keaders Get Briefing By Kennedy  Statement by ~ Russian mo , ef _ 

U. 5. CAUTIOUS Hopes Rise For Diplomatic Settlement Of Laos Crisis

Asian Allies Set Strategy To Intervene  es  eee   U.S. Forces In Position For Showdown

Warns West Cannot Count On Basic Split   Rusk Undermines Differences Between Communistic Power:

Tensions, Not Divisions Don't Bank on Russ Red Ching Split .. For Victory-Rusk

Casualties Near 1.000 In Katanga-U.N. Rift: Dispatch Reinforeement

Tshombe Forces Inflict Heavy Toll As Fighting Rages   Hard Hit Irish Troops Threaten Pull Out As Casualty List Mounts

UN Rushes New Troops: To The Congo   Attempt To Bring Province Under . Central Control)

State Board Delays Action on Revokin« Charter of Adamsville High School

DISCUSSION SET IN-LAKE PLACD  > mine      Indonesian - Diplomat Will Lecture

Facttinders Resume Ship Strike Study   ‘ederal Panel Holds Off -the-Record Meeting With Unions. Companies,

Ship Strike Probed   FACTFINDERS IN ALL-DAY MEET AFTER SECRET SESSION

Factfinders Continue With Hearings Today   strive to Get Negotiations Back On Track

Six Cases Ready For Trial Monday In 143rd District Court Civil Week

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion hl epatures)

Lawmakers in Violation of Constitutions   Would Appear to Jeopardize Legality Of Future Sessions

U.S. Backs Thai Proposal fo Add To Laos Group   Larger Conference In Line With Policy

To Swell Pressure for Sound Plan .  U.S. Seeks a Bigger Conference on ‘Laos

U.S: Supports Expanding Of Laos Meeting   Indonesia and Malayc Would Be Added By Thai Pronosal

U.S. Favors 2 More Seats At Laos Talks   Backs Thailand On Inviting Indonesia, Malaya

U. S. Supports Thai Proposal On Laos Talks   Indonesia, Malaya Added Would Help Create Sound Plan

Thailand’s Plan:   en a IRR nme  U.S. Favors Enlarging Proposal For Laotian Peace Conference

America Backs Thailand Plan to Include  Indonesia, Malaya in Talks on Laos Peace

Would Add Indonesia, Malaya U.S. Favors Enlarging Conference on Laos

Parley of  3 Princes Breaks Up  Fear That Civit  War Will Resume

Four Children ‘Die In Home Fire   Fire Truck Idle While Fire Destroys Seven Children

NEW ORDER CAME TOO LATE  Town Fire Truck Kept Idle As Blaze Kills 7 Children

Ape Blazes A Trail for Astronaut   Capsule Lands 130 Mi Beyond Objective For New Worry.

Driver Blood Test Bill ls Advanced By Stafe Senate   But Battle Is Ahead in House; Many Object to Some Strong Provisions,

U.S. Train Detained By Soviet  Military Carrier   Military Carrier Delayed by Presence Of German Refugee; Riders Miss Dinner

U, 8. MILITARY TRAIN HELD FOR IS HOURS   Stopped By Russians In — Order To Apprehend  German Stowaway   80 AMERICANS DINE GN EMERGENCY £00D

50 Spend Holiday  On Train In Germany  East Germans  Hold It Up   East Germans Hold It Up Until Stowaway Is Put Off

Conservative-Catholic Coalition . Sidetracks Kennedy School Bill

Welsh Places Fiscal Burden On Legislature   “overnor Says Legislators Must Either Provide Money Or Choose What Servi ices To Curtail.

Antitrust Probe On AT&T Commencing   News Causes Stock Drop In Market; Company Spokesman Asserts Contpliance

On The Inside   Marion Man Victim Wild Party Leads To Fatal Shooting

HUDDLE OVER AUTO WORKERS’ CONTRACT   Ross Praises Solons For Amendment OKs

State Battles To Preserve Segregation   Four-Step Plan Readied To Thwart Entry Of Negroes

Laos Regime Head Agrees To See Rivals  _ Action Raises Some   Action Raises Some Hope of Break in Deadlocked Talks

Break in Laotian Talks Deadlock Seen Possible   Head of Government To Meet Two Princes

Break In Laos Deadlock Seen   West Regime Agrees To Meet Commies

Laos Factions Aaree To Hold Truce Meeting      May Break Deadlock

Sets New High HightRecord  U.S. Pilot Proves He Can Fly Plane Rack

X15 FLIES 40 MILES HIGH ~NEW RECORD   Maj. White Bellyflops  Plane Back Into Atmosphere Where Surface Heat Reaches 900 Dearees.

Xl5is pushed 40 miles up   World's record   World's record for winged craft set by Maj. White

Space Flier Can Land in Winged Craft Altitude Record  Set to Prove Point In Coming Down

X15 Flight Sets Altitude Recore  Pilot Flies Up 40 Miles, Retur ns

Proves Astronaut Can Fly Back  X15 Climbs 40 Miles, Re-enters Atmosphere

Plane Rockets 40 Miles Up  Rellv-Flan Reentry   Belly-Flop Reentry is Made by Pilot

X15 Rockets  at Record 2,650 MPH   Heat-Indicating Paint on Nose of Craft Shifts Color:

Admits $36 Theft from Theater in Stanberry Friday      Bill. Curtis Nelso Darlington, Apprehended at Home and Admits Stealing 836 at Moderne.

Claim $250   “BIG CROWD ATTENDS FINAL MERCHANDISE COUNCIL DRAWING

7 Winners Claim $250   BIG CROWD ATTENDS FINAL MERCHANDISE COUNCIL DRAWING

Fund Needs Send House Into Session   Legislators Act To Provide 62.5 Million Dollars

East German Army Head Reported Dead in Fall; Believed to Be Suicide

U. S. HALTING IS BLUNDER TO SENATOR   Holifield For Immediate Shots Undereround

Midnight Registration Deadline Justice Agency Ready to Prosecute Reds  But Door Open for Last Minute Signups

Justice Dept. Holds 11th Hour Vigil In Hone Communists Will Register

Justice Dent. Keeps Latch Out For Reds   Party Given Every Chance To Change Mind And Register

U.S. Reds Face Early  Prosecution   Registration Door Held Oper Until Deadline

Snowy Sidewalks of N.Y.  East Side, West Side... Cars Are All Bogged Down

-ROZEN ASSETS" IN NEW YORK  Thousands Of Cars Buried Along Roads

Western Blast On Berlin Plan To Hit Moscow   Free Nations Sending Notes Rejecting Khrushchevw’s Deman For German Treaty

West Rejection Of Khrushehev’s Demands Slated   Adenauer Winds Up Berlin Visit

Negotiators ‘Fly To Washington  seaietetiieescininntaioanintriamitce emma  - Money To Ransom Captives Pours I[n

Seek Ransom For Hundred: Held In Cuba   Bulldozers Would Be Exchanged For Captured Invaders

RANSOM FUND MOUNTS  Released Cubans To Fly To Washington For Talks

“1- TRACTOR ---1 LIFE’ Cuban Repatriates Make Plea To Meet Castro Ransom Note

TRACTORS ASKED FOR PRISONERS  Ten Cuban Invaders To Try to Sell ‘Swap’

Cuban Prisoners Head for Talks In Washington   Ten Captured Invaders Nlying to Capital to Begin Ransom Nevotiations,

Cuban Prisoners Coming To Capital Press Castro Swap Plan; Private Donations Mount

Police Probe Rev. Decker’s Torch-Death   Paroled Convict Will Face Lie Detector Test

Anonymous Club for Debtors Now  Risclecd..AAiucel..!   Budget-Minded Pair Says All Hollywood in Deb

Ohio Education Rules Tightened   Master's Degree Law Effective in 1964

Salk and Sabin  Differ on Polio  Should U.S, Use Oral  hee be eee td Ades Seem:

Tractor Move Up To Fidel   Exchange of Prisoners Is International ‘Chess Game’

Would Discuss Swap In Persor With Dictator   Move Interpreted As Partial Concessior To Stipulations

Newport Harbor Incident Destroyer Gets Once-Over  From Commander in Chief

West Won't Fight For West Berlin, Khrushchev Says   If War Did Come, Millions Would Die, Red Chief Warns

West Won't Fight, Says  Khrushehey   Russian Chief Seeks Peaceful Bertin Accord

‘Fairy Tale’ Khrushchev Reaction to West Plan To Defend West Berlin

Says Nothing Will Deter USSR From Signing Treaty With Kast Germanv

Mr. K Says West Wil Not Fight   War Considered  Fairy Tale By Communist Leader

Reiterates Willingness To Negotiate   Russian Premier Tells Red Rally Soviet Is Strong

HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS WOULD DIE’  sums  Khrushchev Calls Berlin Defense Just Fairy Tale

Link Between K.C. Police - Syndicate Nofed by Jury   Retiring Grand Jury Urges Next to Uncover Payotfs to Police.

Claims Deal Between Syndicate, Some Officers  Jury Calls Kansas City ‘Criminal Playground’

Sylieates ‘Playground’  Condition Has Existed More Than Seven Years According to Final Reports From Testimony —

MUNICIPAL BAND SET — TO OPEN SUMMER SERIES OF CONCERTS WEDNESDAY NIGHT IN FOSTER PARK  55 Area Musicians — Will Be Under Baton Of Director Phil Hauan   Seasonings - - -

From Our College   a, * ia  KALAS RETURNS HERE _. FROM MINNEAPOLIS -

Senate Nod Given 3 in  (New Cabinet   Body Okays Rusk, Dillon, McNamara Without Objections

Senate Is Contirming New Cabine   Inaugural Address Of 35th President ts Warmly Praised

Congressmen Tackle Domestic Bills Next Week   Inaugural Address Earns Acclaim From Democrats, GOP

Bob Kennedy O.K.’d With One No Vote   Rusk, McNamara, Dillon, Day Are Approved Unopposec

Rusk, Dillon anc McNamara Win Quick Approval   “Votes Are Unanimous, Lawmakers on Both Sides Hail Address

'Democratic- Controlled  Kennedy Off To F lying Start With Congress

Cabinet Approved  President's Brother Has Only Senate Opposition

Senate Meets To Consider Cabinet Jobs  Quick Approval Daw Wawwn dels   Quick Approval For Kennedy’s Nominees Seen

Rusk Gets Quick Senate Approval   Vote On Secretary of State Unanimous: Conside' Other Cabinet Nominees.

U.S. Retains Right to See VoteRecords   Supreme Court Says Federal Agents Can Inspect State Data

Efforts to Pick U.N. Secretary Near Collapse   General Assembly Plans Brief Debate Before Adjourning for Weekend.

Efforts to Solve U.N. Crises Fail  ’ Soviets Block Hammarskjold  Qonsecenr: Cramvko Unmoved

Assumes Duties   Officials Wage _ Losing Battle On Dag Replacement

UN. Efforts To Replace Dag Near Collapse   Assembly Halts To Hold Memoria!

Assembly To Renew Discussion   Frustration Adds To, Sorrow as Services For Hammarskjold Near

 MORE CHECKS PLANNED  GOP Charges Goldberg Trip as ‘Political Junket'

Air Satety Rulings Said Too Slow  Probers Want FAA Focus on Major Abuses

X15 Rocket Plane Speeds To World Speed Mark of 3,645 Miles an Hour

- Major Obstacle In Path Of Adjournment Cleared By Legislators .  Sa aRnetigiomesete es eee BY Leginoors  ‘House Passes Non-Preferred Appropriation Bills

Armed Marshals Ordered Into Alabama; Race Riot Prompts Federal Actions

2() Persons Beaten U p By White Mob Angered  Over “Freedom Riders”

Alabama Gets Federal Force   State Youth Among Victims of Attack   Picture, Paae ?

Carson City News On On Page 3   Dishwasher Confesses Kidnaping  ‘'m Sorry,’ Police Told

“astro Regime Probably Joined Red Bloe To Claim Russian Protection

You'll Find It   Big Purge Taking Place In Russia   By Declaring Cuba Part Of Communist Bloc-- Castro Seeking Total Red Protection

Castro Regime Moves Into Red Bloc To Claim Soviet Protection   Question Now Is How Much Will Khrushchey Be Willing To Risk

How Much Will Khrushchey Risk? Castro's Regime Bids. For Soviet Protection

Pro Communist Laotian Rebels Order Cease Fire   Fidel More Figurchead Than Ruler . Cuba Proclaims Self Communist Bloc Member for Aid

(Protection Against Future U. $. Moves Seen as Aim...  Cuba in Soviet Orbit; How Much Is Khrushchev Willing To Risk?

Castro Selling Out Cuba To Reds  In Return For Soviet ‘Protection’

Is Fidel Now Puppel?   Embrace of Reds Puts Cuba Under Wing of Russia

Will Khrushchev Risk War?  Castro Joins Communist Bloc to Gain Protection from US.

Could Benefit by Price Advances —  Plains Farmers Watch Market Pages

Civil Service Bill Will Be Reported   Committee Won't Recommend Passage Rewriting Of Adoption Laws Is Urged

JokAson Will Vis: Berlin   Trip ‘two dl Assure Germans That Ame!" ‘ins Are Standina Fast

Allies Won't Negotiate With East Germany Over West's Troops In Berlin   RED SEEKS MEETING

Western Powers Bar Negotiations With East Germany on Troop Rights

Last Talk On Berlin Crisis Held Today  Kaa ; 2  a    May Have Found Possible Formula For Negotiations

Future Status Of U.S., British, French Garrisons In West Berlin Among Critical Issues Arising In Sessions With Gromyko

Reds Told Any Troop Deal Is Out   One Of Berlin’s  Critical Issues 

West Will Not Talk  ‘To Germans   Negotiations  With Reds Out  t% &@ , =. 

Talks With Gromyko End Today   Report West 1s Not To Confer With German Reds

a West Tells Soviet No Negotiating To iMaintain Their Right To Keep Troops

Over Aimed 1foops  West To Russ: No. Intention Of Dealing With E. Germany

U.S., Soviet Talks Raise Berlin Hope   Issues Clearer But Rusk, Gromyko Fail To Reach Conclusion

West Refuses To Parley With German Reds   Future Of Allied Garrisons In Berlin Rated Critical Issue

Rusk, Gromyko Talks Defining Issues on Berlin   No Negotiation With E. Germany, Warning

Talks With E. Germany  Ruled Out   Western Powers Reportedly Tell Soviet Union So

Rusk, Gromyico Plan Meetings In Washington   Diplomats Holding Last Of Their New York Talks On Berlin Today

West Intends No Talks With East Germany   Over Right to Keep Allied Troops In West Berlin

Won't Talk on Right to Keep Berlin Armed   Soviet Told Allied Garrisons Not Topic for Negotiation

PRESS RED ON SUBJECT GUARANTEES   Rights To Troops Not Negotiable With East Reich

West Spurns Red German  N egotiation   Rusk, Lord Home And Gromyko Wil End Talks Today

Rusk and Gromyko Evidence Ability To Reach Accord   Later Meetings Set  -a Washington May Lead to Higher Level.

Signs Point To Formula For Parley   Berlin Rights Not Negotiable, West Said To Emphasize

Report West Has Insisted Berlin Garrisons Remain   Rusk, Gromyko Talk Encouraging, Show Signs Of Agreement

May Agree on Formula  Rusk, Gremyko Hold Final Talk on Crisis in Berlin

BOY SPENDS NICHT IN SCHOOL CLOSET.   Rusk, Gromyko Hold Last Of N.Y. Talks On Berlin

West Spurs East German Negotiations   Holds to Rights On Allied Army In West Berlin

Allies Balk Over Issue  Of Troops   Soviet Is Defied In Berlin Talks

West Tells Soviet It Will Not Negotiate With E. Germany About Troops in W. Berlin

House Vote Is 173 to 32...  Assembly Rejects Legislation To Abolish Death Penalty

Capital Punishment Vote   Pennsylvania Legislature Rejects Death Penalty Ban

 Battle-Scarred Hero — ~ Famous War Dog Dies In Arms of Mistress

Veteran of Canine Corps ..  Battle- Scarred Devil-Dog Hero Of South Pacific Dies at Age 20

PART OF BUILDUP  Navy to Add 42 Ships To Atlantic, Pacific Units

State Tax Plan Given  Senate OK   Estimate Plan ill Raise  $86.7 Million

Next Move On Tax Bill Postponed   Death of Rep. Schwanke Limits House to Brief Session Without Action

Order Affects 150 Navy Personnel 55 Civilians At NAAS Port Isabel

Seek Route Near 301 ‘Delegates Protest I-95 LA nceashens At Meet Toda

15-Year Old Admits Savage Stabbing (Of Woman; Confesses To Mother

WAGNER, HUGHES WIN  Demos Capture 2 Big Elections   KE SETBACK  GOP Sustains One-Two Punch

Democrats Win in New York, Jersey   Wagner, Hughes Elected; GOP Cracks Kentucky Barrier After 28 Years

PARTY GROGGY FOR '62-'64 CONTESTS  GOP Punched’ in Tuesday's Vote

Republicans’ Big Political Losses ‘May Make Them Groggy in ‘62, '64

Wagner, Hughes Win Stunning Blows Dealf GOP In Two Weathervane Races

Democrats Roll Up Smashing Victories In Eastern Voting   Wagner Is Re-Elected Mayor of New York; HST Gets Some Credit.

Demos Score Double Triumph With Upset Win In New Jersey And Waaner’s Victory In NYC

Win in NJ. NLY.C. Demos land one-two punch with ‘sweep’   Liberals pluck prize plums

‘Wagner easy victor, upset for Hughes   Weathervane contests in N.Y., N.J. lift hopes

Republicans Receive One-Two Punch In New Jersey, New York Elections

Wagner, Hughes victories big prizes for Democrats   Morale-lifter

Three-Nation Control Group To Verify Truce   Stage Is Set For International Confab In Geneva

Phoumi Says Laos Battles AppearEndec   General Checks Report Of Rebels Attack On Phalang

Next Step in Doubt: Geneva Talks Scheduled  New Coalition: Government Is Planned by King

Both Sides Heed Orders to Cease Fire In Kingdom   \ction Sets Stage for Arrival of International Control Commission.

International Control Commission Will Verify Cease-Fire  Laos Military Action Halts

Report Laotian  Truce Observed By Both Sides   Cease-Fire Now Effective, Deputy Premier Says After Investigation

Laos Front Quiet   Confusion Surrounds Next Step In Solving Political Problems

Both Sides Halt Laos Fighting   Cease-Fire Sets The Stage for Peace Negotiations

in Southeast Asia... Kennedy Is Drawing Final Line On Reds   Complete Truce Reported Throughout Troubled Laos

All Armed Action Halted Today In Troubled Laos  Militarv Head OF   Military Head Of Pro-West Forces Tells of Truce

Special Pleaders Argue for, Against Rocky's Budget; Tax Increase Feared

How It Wuz  FLOYD AND BIG SIOUX REMAIN AT BANKFUL  ~— AS LOW TEMPERATURES ‘ZeRnHRSN REA Kren?

How It Wuz  FLOYD AND BIG SIOUX REMAIN, “AT BANKFUL ate raid W TEMPERATURES REDUGED SNH MELT

Delay In flight To  America 2 Full Weeks Since Docking  Was Schedulec

Stight Delay in Returing Home  Vessel’s Passengers   Vessel’s Passengers Booked for Plane

Atlanta Braced For Integration At High Schools   Precautions Taken To Prevent Trouble Wednesday Morning

Atlanta Planning For Integration  Officials Hopeful For Law and Order

AT SAM RAYBURN’S FUNERAL  President Kennedy, Truman, Ike Brought Together For First Time   “My Friend”

Soviet Power Over Chinese Felt Restored  ; If This Is True, Khrushchev   If This Is True, Khrushchev Can Dictate Policy Direction

State Bidder Preference  Is ‘Illegal’   By FRED BUCKLES Of the Journal's (Ranta Pe BRerean

First of the Harvesters   ‘NO REASON IN PRACTICE  Gas Pricing Odd Busines:

Third Party Shaping Up, Says Senator   South Carolinian Warns GOP, Demos: "Overhaul or Merae

Senator Says Formation Of Third Party Threatens Republicans. Democrats

INDEX   INTER-PARTY CONFLICT SOARS Parties Ureed To Overhaul  Or Face Third Major Force

Thurmond Urges GOP, Demo Overhau   hurmond urges BUF, Demo Uvernall     Senator Sounds 3rd Party Threat

Third Party Threat Seen By Thurmond  Overhauling Of Present Major Parties Urged

U.S. Warns Soviet Union Berlin Guntire Is Threat To Peace. Scheduled Talk

High Cost in Dollars. Sacrifice   Vinson Endorses Every Word   Foreign Aid Loan Test Set Friday

Kremlin Ordered Gagging--Solon  Military Silenced On Word From Reds. Senator Claims

COMPROMISE MEASURE EXPECTED Fight on Jobless Issue Heads For Showdown in Legislature

Foreign Aid Support Up   $4.8 Billion Program Said Slated for OK

Heating Up of Cold War Brings Added Backing   Mansfield, Rayburn Confer with Kennedy

Support Grows For President's Foreign Aid Bill   Democratic. Leaders Predict Passage, Cite "Heal: in Cold War

Eerie Silence Shrouds City   Times Square Like Empty: Fairyland .

Newburgh To Photo Its Clients  Relief Recipient Is Workine Today

GOP Puts Brakes on Spending as ‘61 Session of Legislature Terminates

Lawmakers Pare Swainson’s Budget Te $462 Million; Turn Down Proposals

Khrushchev Holds Emotional Phone Conversation With Titov   Spaceman Now Full Member Of Red Party

BERLIN RALLY CALLED Soviet Commander Rejects Western Notes Of Protest

Eichmann Shifts Blame To Other Ranking Officers   DOCUMENT CITED   CHAIN OF COMMAND   VARIOUS ASPECTS

Eichmann Shifts Butchery Blame To Nazi Leaders  Accused Describes Own Operations As Evacuation

Adolf Eichmann Claims He Had Less To Do With Slaughter of Jews Than Most Others

Eichmann Says He Had Small Role In Slaughter Of Millions Of Jews

Eichmann Claims Only Minor Role h Killing Jews   Says Extermination Plan Came From Top Level of Nazi Regime

Court Gets Details Of Nazi Setup   Eichmann Claims ‘Higher-Ups’ Gave Order In Killings

Just a Lowly Office Hack, Eichmann Says   Minimizes Role in Slaughter

Eichmann claims only small cog role   ‘Less to do with slaughter than almost anyone’

DESCRIBES NAZI JUNGLE Eiehmann Tells Israel  His Guilt Was Minimal

Jp CPRSae Hes ——————s  Accused Naz Shifts Blame For Murders  Eichmann Claims   Eichmann Claims Others Engineered Slaughter of Jews

Eichmann: ‘Just Tool of Higher-Ups Denies Charge He  Was Sparkplug of Death Mills

Jungle of Machinery  Eichmann Minimizes Own Role in Nazi Wartime Setup

Was Only Tool, Says Eichmann   Had Less to Do With Slaughter Of Jews Than Almost Anyone, He Says

Eichmann Says Role Minor One   Less To Do With Slaughter Than Others

Eichmann Blames Superiors   " Accused Jew-Killer ‘Followed Orders,’ Trial Court Hears

Eichmann Says He Was Only A Tool   Testifies Orders to Exter. minate Jews Came From Top Levels.

Dag Put In Middle Of Czech Spy Case   Kichmann Explains Nazi Setup

lajor Role In Slaug hter Piachalesed  Eichmann Flatly   Eichmann Flatly Denies He Sparked Nazi Death Mills

Eichmann Cites Nazi Machinery   Claims Minor Role In Jew Slaughter

Eichmann Tells of Anti-Jewish Nazi Program   Says His Office Handled Emigratior Evacuation of Jews

Eichmann In Flat Denial Of Death Role   He Dealt Only With ‘Emigration And Evacuation Of Jews’

Eichmann Says His Office Only “Moved Jews   Extermination Plan Started at Top Command, Claim

Nixon To Run For Governor  Of California   Former Vice President Says: ‘He'll Serve Full Term, Won't - Seek: Presidency In 1964

Quiet, Well Mannered Youth Charged With Burning Down $100,000 Episcopal Church

Harriman Returns from Asian Tour, Has Hopes for Talks on Neutral Laos

Process Originated In Germany The Robesonian Introduces  ‘Hi-FY Color Reproduction

Process Originated In Germany = tocess Mriginated in Germany  The Robesonian Introduces  “Hi-F? Color Reproduction

NAMES TWO ENVOYS   Kennedy’s Presence InVa. Village Area Gives Big Assist to Inns, RestaurantsBreakingRaceBarrier

Northeast Raked By Spring Storm:  Snow Belt Extends South to Washington

, Mrs, Louise Currey Honored ‘Tennessee Woman Named Mother of Year,  ‘Helped Hundreds of Unwanted Children

Woman of Boundless Love, Understanding Is Named America’s 1961 Mother of Year

Sen: Moss Makes Appeal $171,000 Army Center Asked at Pleasant Grove

Court Decision Causes Action... . Governor Proposes Agency  To Set Charges on Liquor

Swainson’s Leadership In For. Test   Political Parties Set For Conventions

Viet Nam Reports Reds Force Buildup  Taylor Studies Ways Of Control

Gen. Tavlor Gets Br ‘iefing In Viet Nam   zonunies Continue Military Buildup In Troubled Area

South Viet Nam Reports Buildup Of Red Forces   Gen. Taylor Studies Ways U.S. Can Better Help Contain Communist Menace.  “—.. 2 eran CErrarcr rer

Immediate Protection Promised  Big Fallout Shelter  Program Launched

It’s Love at First Sight   Immediate Protection Promised  Big Fallout Shelter  Program Launched

Kistner Jailed in Sioux City   Northern Biochemical Employes to Hear Afternoon Talk

Close Plant,  Reopen It On Sunday   Meeting Slated For Workers, Sheldon Residents

Anxious Moment   Rockefeller Makes Last-Ditch Search Of Jungle For Son   Governor Expected To Head Home Today

Hopes for Rockefeller Youth Fade   Jungle Wisps of Smoke Prove To Be Just Burning Brush.

Hope Fading For Lost Son Of Rockefeller  Air Search To. End. Tomorrow; Governor

Smoke Tn Jungle  False Lead   Investigation of  Area For Rocky’s Son Proves ‘Wild Goose Chase’

Check Wist Of Smoke  In Jungle   Burning Brush Had Raised Father’s Hopes

Jungle Smoke Revives Hope Of Gov. Rocky   Plane Spots Whisp Near Island Where Son Mike Vanished

Hopes For Rocky's Sor Fade Again   Smoke From Jungle Found Brush Fire

Hope Of Finding Rockefeller Dims Again: Smoke Is Only A Brush Fire

Rockefeller Hunt Again Is Spurred  Plane Spots Smoke Coming Ty Ly Oe 2 BY Tawela

Rockefeller Hopes Fade Smoke In Jungle Leads To ‘Wild Goose Chase’

Wisp of Smoke Proved False Clue  Hove Fades for Son of Rockefeller

SmokeFount No Clue to Rockefeller  *Copter Slated To EndSearch as Last Hone Fades

Hope s Fading For Rockefeller  Helicopters to End Seorch Tuesday Eve

Smoke Not Michael's Signal, Hope Fading Dutch Official Theorizes Natives May Be Aiding Him, Ground Hunt Stull On

Hope Fades Again For Rockefeller; Fire Is False Lead   Dutch Officials Say He May Be Sheltered By Jungle Natives.

SPOTTED BY SEARCH PLANE ~  Wisp of Smoke Revives Hopes Rocky's Son Alive

BIT OF SMOKE STIRS HOPE IN JUNGLE HUNT   Rockefeller’s Search Is  Renewed After Pilot’s   Late Report  '   ‘BELIEVE CAN HINTS HE REACHED SHORE

Smoke Spurs Hopes Young Rocky’ Alive   Governor Extends Stay As ‘Copters Rushed To Region

Hope Fades In Hunt For Rockefeller   Smoke Clue Prove: Only Brush Blaze, Search Nears End

Wisp Of Smoke Rising From Jungles In Area Michael Vanished Encouraging

Continue Hunt Two More Weeks   Wisps Of Smoke Seen In Jungle Prove False Clue

Rockefeller Hope  Receives New Jolt Smoke Clue Found  a See Se ae

Wisp Seen Rising From Jungle Smoke Bolsters Hope Rocky’s Son Is Alive 

Hope for Rockefeller Fades Again as Smoke Is Identified as Burning Brush

Rockefeller Hope Fading To Find Son   N.Y. Governor In Last-Diteh Search Effort

Two Education Bills Submitted   Call For Aid To College Students

Womens Summer League Tuesday, June 13   St. Patrick’s Catholic Church

Kuwait Turns Down Iraq's  Takeover Bid  Calls for Support of Other Arab Nations:

Kuwait Dispatches Troops To Border   State of Emergency Proclaimed By Oil-Rich Little Sheikdom

Emergency Proclaimed  In Shiekdom   Arab League Leaders Show Grave Concern

Tiny Sheikdom In Storm Over Claim by Iraq   Army to Border; Emergency Order

Declare State of Emergency in Tiny Sheikdom of Kuwait   Army Ordered to Border in Effort to Halt Iraq Attempt at Annexation.

FIGHT IRAQI ANNEXATION   Sheik Sends Army Tc . Frontier, Seeks British _ And Arab Aid Agains _Oil Grab.

Will Fight Annexation. Kuwait Says   Iraq Assails British Pledge Of Assistance

 Acts to Meet Iraq Menace  Emergeney Declared. Keweit Army to Border

Army At Border To Thwart Any Try At Invasion   Iraq's Claim On Sheikdom Touches Off Demonstrations

Nafions of Arab League Show Grave Concern   State of Emergency Proclaimed and Troops Reported at Border

Kuwait Says No To Iraq's Takeover Bid   Arab Setup Tense Over Rule Dispute; Britain For Kuwait

Rich Kuwait Will-Fight ~ Traq Grab _   Say British Forces  To Stay On in Newly Freed Protectorate ~ To Defend Oil Fields

State Of Emergency Is Proclaimed Kuwait Prepares To Curb Invasion

Kuwait Says lt Will Fight lraq Claims   British Support Sheikdom; Arab League Concerned

State of emergency proclaimed in Kuwait   U.S. OPPOSES IRAQ'S BID TO ANNEX KUWAIT

nm Emergency Is Proclaimed In  Oil Sheikdom   Kuwait Army Sent To Border To  Rar leadq Invasion

Kuwait Alert To lraq Threat  Little Oil-Rich Area Le aS ee , hee Oe  RSHSAEE SURE at emer

Iraq’s Grab Move Stirs New Unrest   Kuwait Officials Order Forces To Protect Borders

Army Ordered To Border To Curb Any Invasion — Secretary-General Of Arab League Will Try To Settle Dispute Before Group Acts On Kuwait's Application For Membership — Saudi Arabia Backs Little Sheikdom

Kuwait Army Guards Against Iraq Invasion   State Of Emergency Proclaimed: Arab Leaders Show Grave Concerr

Army Reported Ordered to Curb Any Invasion  Sandi Arahia- Racele   Saudi Arabia: Backs Oil Rich Sheikdom

State of Emergency _Proclaimed in Kuwait  - Oil-Rich Sheikdom Menaced by Iraq;  Army Ordered ta Pratect Rorder

Arab nations take grave view of move   Saudi, Jordan join in support of oil-rich kingdom

Troops At Border  Kuwait Proclaims Kmergency; Will Battle Annexation

BritainReady ToBack Kuwait Against lraq   Kassem’s Declared Intention To Annex Newly Independent Sheikdom Resisted

Nasser Has Only Egypt In UAR   ae Booted Out. Leader Opposed Nasser

Nasser Cuts Yemen Ties   Exiles in Beirut Predict Break May Set Off Revolt in Homeland

Nasser Domain Confined To Egypt After Ties Are Broken With Yemen

FUR 1J0l   ~ Space Race Top News Story   Nasser Severs Tie With Arab Nation

Egyptian- Yemen Alliance Broken   President of Guinea Blocks Red Plotters

Nasser Breaks Relations With Yemen   Egypt Now Only Member Of United Arab Republic

Nasser Severs Nation’s Ties With Yemen   Imam Ahmed Takes Stand Against Move Toward Socialism

Yemen’s Split trom U.A.R. Federation Seen as Blow to Nasser’s Socialism ‘Wave’

Nasser's Arab Federation Is Thing of Past   Yemen Revolution Is Predicted After Egyptian Break

Nasser Domain  Shrinks   UAR Breaks Tie With Peninsula’s Yemen Kingdom

Reports Pocket ls Picked Here   Local Police Also Probe Minor Thefts

Another Storm Heads Toward Pennsylvania   Snow Expected to Begin Late Today and Continue Through the Night.

Three MSC cagers admit burglanes   Charges to he filed against Lundberg, Gantt and Dossett

Kennedy To Meet Gromyke   Macmillan Confers With President In Florida

FOR MISSILES, HURRICANES  2 Watchful Satellites Put in Orbit by U.S.

Stockpile Seen Wholly ‘Adequate’  Washington Refrain From Counter Threat

New income Tax Form Is Unveiled   Simplified, Two-Page 1040 Is Using Plain English

U.S. Unveils New Individual Income Tax Form for 61   New 1040 Simplifies Job For Workers; Removes Some Legal Wording.

U.S. Tries To Simplify  Tax Return   Tax Department Unveils Two-Page Form 1040, Book Of Instructions Revised

Uses Plain English — Uncle Sam Unveils New 1040 Tax Form For 1961

Written in Plain English  Uncle Sam Unveils Simplified Individual Income Tax Form

Best effort for simplicity yet devised   Plain English instead of legal ‘gobbledegook’

“Fails to Register Under Law . _U.S. Grand Jury Indicts” American Communist Party

Grand Jury Indicts US. Red Party   Attorney General To Enforce Order For Registration

FEDERAL GRAND JURY INDICTS COMMUNISTS   U. S. Moves Against Party For Failing To Register   MEMBERS HAVE TO SIGN DECEMBER 20

—— For Failure To Register As Soviet Agent ——  Grand Jury Indicts Party

Communist — Party Facing Federal Trial .  Indicted on 12 mg le   Indicted on 12 Counts; Accused of Failing to Register

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   U.S. Communist party indicted: leaders next?

U.S. Jury Indicts Red Party   Action Is Taken Under Measure Requiring Sienunp

It Is Subject To $10,000 Fine For Each Day It Refuses  To Obey Law

Grand Jury Hands Down Indictment   Climaxes 11 Years Of Legal Maneuvering; Expect Lengthy Battle

Fails To Register Communist Party In U.S. Under Indictment   Secret Ledger Cited Brothers Accused Of Embezzling $1 Million

The      U.S. Communist Party Indicted For Not Registering as Agent

Red Party Indicted By Jurors   Accused of Failing to Register by November 20 Under New Federal Law

U.S. Red Party Can Be Fined $10,000 a Day   Beats Hasty Retreat Underground, Says Attorney General

U.S. Indicts Red Party for Defying Registration Rule  Grand Jury Moves Against Organization Under 1950 Law

Seek Second Truce Meeting On Front Lines   Pathet Lao Troops Reported 14 Miles From Royal Capital

Laos Rebels Call New Truce Meet   Government Sends Negotiators; West Is Wary of Delay Action

Laos Pro-Red Rebels Call Truce Talks   Suprise Development Comes After Rebels Snubhed Gav’t Team

Laos Rebels  Gain New  Truce Meet But Reds Snub  Cease-fire, Move

Laos Rebels Ask Another  Truce Meeting   Cease-Fire Talks Fail to Gain Any Ground

Surprise Development ..   Red Laotians Renew  Bid for Truce Talks

Moscow ‘Ordered’ Military Muzzling  _. Thurmond Assails ‘No Win’ Strateay

Military Muzzlec On Reds’ Order, Says Thurmond   Senator Criticizes ‘Gada’ on Officers

Senator Says ‘Moscow Gags U.S. Military   Strom Thurmond Accuses State Department Of “No Win” Policy.

Tshombe Blasts Other Leaders Katanga President Arrested  After Congo Talks Walkout

Tshombe Seized by  Kasavubu   Quits Summit Meet; Calls Congo Leaders ‘Vassals of the U.N.’

At City Hall  CHIEF OF POLICE — WARNS DRIVERS WITH =— OLD 1960 TAGS

. . "ag ‘ *  At City Hall ‘CHIEF OF POLICE — WARNS DRIVERS WITH — OLD 1960 TAGS

CAMBODEA THANKED FOR SUGGESTION U.S. Set To Sidetrack Proposal Nation Parley On Laos

Leaders End Talks In Partial Accord  Meet With Neutral Chief Termed ‘Rewardine’: Cooperation Seen

BLUE LAW PROMPTING  Confusing New Year Weekend Leads to Early Celebrations

Blue Law Determining Factor New Year Gets Premature Welcome In Many Sections Of Nation Tonight

CAUGHT IN BEND OF BLUE LAWS  New Year Will Get Premature Welcome in Some Areas of U.S.

Celebrate Early  PPleec, Focuear Tlenaedee Blew Mieveis “Woocee tees

CELEBRATIONS. TO START EARLY IN NINE STATES   Many Americans - Face Blue Laws :

Premature Welcome In Many Areas—  Blue Laws Cause Some To Observe New Year's Early

Priest Killed in Crash Of Two Cars in Lawrence   To Get Running Start Into ‘62

Blue Laws Dampen Spirits ....     New Year Gets Premature Welcome in Many Sectors

Many Areas Ready To Greet New Year   Blue Laws Cause Some Regions To Give 1962 Early Welcome

Early Welcome To 62 Set In Cities Around The Nation   Old World Plans Gay Celebrations For New Years

"MINNESOTA AND. EIGHT OTHER STATES AFFECTED —  State Blue Laws Push Up Celebration:

Anti-Rebel Steps Urged   Stevenson Calls for UN Action in Airmen’s Deaths

Shock, Anger Expressed At Headquarters   Swift Retribution Demanded Against Leftist Butchers

Briefs... From the Wire   ‘Revolting Murder’ Says US In Reaqard ta Canac

U.S. Stresses Need to Curb  Congo Leftist  Italian Fliers murdered by  sIiFeeaeA hULTlCUrPLAeAR Se

UN Action In Congo ‘Imperative’ .  Airmen’s Murder . Blamed On Troop:  bees ee ae al ees

Castro Sends Captives To Make Deal   Offers Two invaders For Each Machine  Sent by Americans :

Prove Motive, Adenauer Plea   Reds Challenged to Hold Free German Elections

"Should Agree to German Reunification’  Adenauer Challenges Reds to Prove Sincerity, Ease Tensions

Brown Aids GOP Governors  To Seek Ci  ‘ Di:~bLi. ASoa VIX KIGHTS F Action

Democratic Brown to Join Republicans In Forcing Stand on Civil Rights

Brown Backs GOP Civil Rights Fight   Will Cast Vote for Measure at Honolulu Governors’ Meeting

Aids GOP on Rights Move  Democratic Governor For Ending Race Bar:

Brown Backs Rights Resolution  * * * * * * * * * * * * * x * * zy °¢ >  ¥Fyee Fm oa te Wh ay   Joins Republican Governors In Move To Get Action

Brown Will Aid GOP on Rights   Seek State Action On Discrimination

New Airlift Is Under Way In The Congo   Swedish, Indian, And Irish Taking Offensive Action

U.N. Reports Gains Made In Katanga  U.S. Transports Resume Flying Of Men, Equipment

U.S. Planes Supply U. N. Army In Congo   Mortar And Sniper Fire Echo In Katanga Capital

Mortars And Snipers Are Stil Active  Se a a a   Katangans Hold To Strongpoints In Elisabethville

Third Battle of Bull Run Fought In Friendly But Spirited Fashion

Frenchmen Rally Behind DeGaulle  In Algerian Crisis   10 Million Workers Stage Solidarity Strike; Serious Air Force And Naval Opposition to Mutineers Is Reported

Air Force, Navy Offer Opposition   France, Girding For Showdown, Ia Now Armed Camp

Kennedy Signs School Aid Bill  Postal Pav Boost Votned Ae Rato Wiko Rofues]

School Aid Bill Signed By Kennedy   Measure To Raise Postal Employe Pay Stopped By Veto

rostal pay vetoed  Impacted areas’ aid bill signed with reluctance: JFK

JFK Signs Bill Containing Remains of Education Plan —With ‘Extreme Reluctance’

JFK Signs School Bill Reluctantly   Measure Extends Aid to Districts Crowded Due To Federal Personnel

 ‘With Extreme Reluctance’ ‘Kennedy Signs Into Law  ‘Remains’ Of School Bill

Reluctant Over Approval JFK Signs School Aid, Rejects PO Pay Boosts

Kennedy Signs Education Bill Reluctantly  Sa Pk a A   President Contends Need Much Greater; Postal Pay Hike Loses

Kennedy Signs Education Bill Reluctantly’   President Contends Need Much Greater; Postal Pay Hike Lose:

Education Aid Biil Signed by Kennedy   Measure Includes Continuation of U.S. Defense Education Act

Kennedy Signs Education Aid Bill Remnant   Reluctantly Places Name on Remains of Cherished Program

President Signs Bill To Aid Schools  Kennedy Vetoes Increases In Pay To Postal Workers

Kennedy Signs Watered Dowr Education Bill  Vetoes Bill To Raise Pay Of

Education Aid Bills OKed by JFK Reluctantly  Impacted Areas and Na atl pats nse shan

JFK ‘Reluctantly’ Signs [Aid to. Education Bill; Vetoes Postal Pay Hike

Cripvled Bill On Edueation Pecomes Law   President Vetoes Postal Pay Raises

Education Bill Signed By Kennedy  ‘Reluctant’:   ‘Reluctant’; Vetoes Postal Pay Increase

JFK Reluctant In Signing Of School Measure   Bill Carries Only Remnants of What President Sought

Resources Group and Gov. Dalton Continue Feud   Commission Chairman Blast: Governor for Refusing to Allow Money for Survey.

Manin space likely-CBS   Live broadcast from Russia hints of event

Russian Space Man Hinted  upted Ra.   Interrupted Radio Broadcast Studied

CBS Picks Up Short Wave Broadcast   Information Is Gleaned From Censured Report

Hints Soviet Man Fired Into Space  Broadcast From Moscow Interrupted Often

President, First Lady Not On Exhibit White House As National Monumen

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion  Features)

HEAVY VOTE IN ALGERIAN REFERENDUM   Moslems Ignore Rebel Orders, Join In Election On De Gaulle’s SelfDetermination Plan. 

Hopes Bright For DeGaulle Algeria Plan  French Officials Optimistic After A Large Turnout

Voter Turnout Pleases French in Algeria  — Expect Approval of De Gaulle Plan ' to End Strife

French Happy Over Big Vote At Algiers Polls   Optimistic About Outlook for Plan on Self-Determination

KIWANIS OFFICERS   Electioa.In Second Day  Officials Optimistic In Algiers Vote

ALGERIANS BALLOTING ON ‘PLAN’   Self-Determined Vote Awaited; “Police Ready

SEE DE GAULLE VICTORY  French Officials Beam Over Big Algiers Vote

Referendum In Algiers Proceeds Well  French Optimistic \ ee ae oe   French Optimistic As Election Enters 2nd Day

IN ALGERIAN REFERENDUM   Moslems Ignore Rebel Orders, Join In Election On De Gaulle’s Sel fDetermination Plan.

Gaullists Beam At Poll Turnout  Victory for General   Victory for General On Algeria Issue Seen

De Gaulle Supporters Optimistic  Algerian Throngs Visit Voting Places

Gaullists Beam At Poll Turnout   Victory For General On Algeria Issue Seen

In Washington Hoosiers Seek Information On  Probable Effect Of Tariff Cuts

CRISP, BUT NOT EXCITED Project’s Control Center Reflects Competent Action

Heroic Girl, 18, Saves Nephew   Gives Her Life To Rescue 5-Year-Old From Charging Bull

Bomb Blast Dogs Nehru   ‘Street Lights Are Shut Off As He Passes

Leader Gives UP: Fate Of Others Hazy   End Hastened By De Gaulle’s Order To Wipe Out Rebel:

—_ FOVER’S DARE’ — 30-Year-Old Negro Negotiates Niagara Falls In Steel Sphere

Bomb blast toll at fifty  Worshippers die   Worshippers die as terrorists hit procession

Colombia Hunts Terrorists B ‘ 90 Religious Marchers Die As Bandits Bomb Procession

Colombia Bandit: Kill Worshippers  Bomb Is Exploded In Midst Of Religious  Procession: 50 Die

Terrorists Set Off Blas’ In Midst Of Religious Procession On Christ. mas Eve; 80 Arrested.

* Colombia Violence  ‘Bomb Kills 50 In Midst  Of Yuletide Procession

BOMB KILLS 50 WORSHIPERS IN BOGOTA, COLOM   Explodes During Religious Procession

CHRISTMAS EVE WORSHIPPERS  50 Killed When Bomb Explodes in Pageant

51 Die in Colombia During Bombing of  Christmas Parade  110 Reported Hurt; 80 Held In fanrch far Terrorists

Violence Flares  Bomb Explosion Kills 50  Citizens in Colombia   in Four blazes State Suffers Heavy Fire Loss Over Yule Season

Violence Flares     Bomb Explosion Kills 50 Citizens in Colombia      mt FOUr DIGZesS  State Suffers Heavy Fire Loss Over Yule Season

50 KILLED BY BOMB IN COLOMBI/   Terrorists Set Off Blast In Midst Of Religious Procession On Christmas Eve; 80 Arrested.

Stanleyville Troops Now Back Mobutu   Allegiance Change Reported After Meeting Of Leaders

. RUMOR TROOPS LINING UP WITH MOBUTU  Sellout by Lumumbist Chief Hinted )

Ex-Leftists Reported Now Linked To Wesf   Bukavu Also Said To Shift Allegiance To Kasavubu Regime

Lumumbists Throw Suppor' To Mobutu  Stanleyville Troops oh i Allegiance,

Natives In Congo Back Gen. Mobutu   Report Shift In Allegiances Of Lumumba Backers

3,200 Fight Wind-Swept Holocaust   Increasing Winds May Sweep 12-Mile Wall Flames Into New Area

3,200 Men Work to Halt New Threat   Two Separate Blazes Burning in Mountains; Many Forced to Flee

PVLTERVE!S! IN JERSEY ‘It’ Returns, Throwing Things, Drives Newark Woman Batty

HERALD INDEX   Paychecks of 2.6 Million Americans Will Be Fatter As Result of New Minimum Wage Law

Record Toll  Foreseen  By Officials   Count May Be Worst  Ror Summer Period

PRESSURING iS CHARGED TO GOVERNO!   Challenge Made For Compromise Revenue Pian

On the inside   Bid for $56,000 reduction rejected  Mitchell Co. budget upheld

Our community's committees  Budget group is finance administrator

Kennedy's Plea For USIA Fund Boost Rejected   Most Agencies Cut Except Right Unit

Info Agency Budget Cut By Committee   Reduced Fund Doesn’t Affect Voice Of America

Kennedy Bid For CIA Fund Boost Denied   House Committee Trims Budget By $16.69 Millions

USIA Budget ls Cut Deeply   House Committee Trims $16.69 Million Off JFK Request

House Unit Cuts USIA Fund Bid  President's Figure Reduced  By $16 Million

$16.5 Million Cut From JFK Bill Proposal   Voice Of America FBI Allocations Are Not Reduced

House Committee Calls Thumbs Down On Kennedy's Bigger Budget Request

Where To Find It   ‘VOICE’ FUNDS UNAFFECTED Request For Increased  USIA Budget Rejected

Voice of America Funds Not Cut By Commmittee   Kennedy Had Asked Increase From Congress

Trimmed $16.89 Million  Solons Refuse Increase In Information Budget

USIA budget trimmed by $16.69 million   Will not affect Voice of America broadcasting

FBI to Add 20 Agents To Foree  Quiz on Spending $950,000 on Shows

 Objects fo Paying Actors $2,500 a Week House Committee Slashed ‘Kennedy's Request 16 Million

Kennedy's Request 1s Ionored   Voice Program Is Not Slashed By House Group

USIA Refused Added Funds   Committee Turns Down Request by President Kennedy

Kennedy Requested Nearly $3 Million Increase; Voice Of America Is Not Affected

USIA Fund Request Cut $16 Million   FBI, Civil Rights Agency Given Full Budget Amounts

Trims USIA Budget By. $16 Million   ‘Money For Other  Agencies Also. Cut

House Unit Cuts Asking By Kennedy  Pares $16.6: Million From USIA Budget Request

All-Out Joint Effort Proposed  Kennedy Asks Latin-America  Aid Of Towering Dimension

JFK appeals to Latins for ioint effort   Marshall Plan size proposal presented OAS

AID PROGRAM OUTLINED JFK In Call For Joint Latin American Effort

United Effort by Latin America ls ‘Must’, Says JFK   President's Letter Read  at Parley Suggests Aid of Marshall Plan Type.

Conference Starts On Latins’ Economic Life   Cuban Delegate Only Apparent Threat To Meeting In Uruguay; President Kennedy CalJs for All-Out Effort

Cooley Gets life Term in Wife's Killing   Former Bandleader Whisked Secretly to Chino Prison

School Funds To Be Cut Off By State Law   Governor, Officials Will Ask Legislature To Repeal 1956 Act

integration Imposed By Court Rule   Funds -Are-Clipped From Operations Budget OF Schoo]

Dreary Weather Chills Country  Many Areas Struck By Heavy Downpou

On The Inside   ‘Who’s A Bandit?’ French And Soviets  Have War Of Words

France Objects To Soviet Note  Came nik lt ananns   Some of Language Held Inadmissable

APOLOGY BRUSHED OFF France Provoked by Tone Of Soviet Plane Protest

 Protesting French Buzzing Of Red Plane  ‘France Unhappy Over Terms Used By Russians

Red Note Rejected By French   Promises to Investigate Interception of Plane Carrying Soviet President

French Reject Part Of Reds’  Buzz Protest   Moscow Note Asks Fliers’ Punishment For Plane Incident

France Rejects Some Terms in Soviet Protest   Part of Lanquage o: Airliner: Incident  Called Inadmissible

French Resent Sharp Wording of Red Note   Paris’ Explanation of Plane Incident Is Rejected

Kennedy Warned That Two Of His Top Priority Programs Are In Trouble

SAYS WEST ‘MUST TARE RED TERMS   No Immediate Manned Sputnik Launching Due

Moscow:  To Quit When “Others Stop”   Khrushchev Blames West For Nuclear Testing

K: Stop Testing When Others Do  Admits Danger to Health In Tests

K: To End Tests When Others Do   Atomic Shots Harmfu' To Health, Nikita Acknowledges.

Admits Nuclear Testing Harmful To aati “Will Stop N-Tests — When Others Do''--'K'

Nikita To Halt Tests ‘If Others   Premier Concedes Nuclear Testing Harmful to Health

Khrushchev Admits Nuclear Tests Are Harmful fo Health   But Soviet Premier Continues to Blame West; Talks With Newsmen,

Admits Threat To Health  Soviet Says He Will End Tests ‘When Others Stop’

Economists Are Puzzled Over The Lag In U. S. Retail Sales      K: Soviet Will Stop Nuclear ‘Testing ‘When Others Stop’

Directed Verdict! Carinci, Carinci, Paisley Acquitted In George Ratterman Case

Accused Of Spying   Uirected Verdict Carinci, Paisley  Cleared By Couri

Flood Peril Grips Vast N.W. Area   Hope of Saving 90,000 Acres in Idaho and Canada Wanes.

Floods Swamp Area in Idaho   Kootenai Valley Is Facing Inundation as Dike Breaks

Ohio Assembly May Recess Until November   Lack Of Override Votes On DiSalle Veto Stymies Grour

Inside The Times   Day Of Decision  GOP Legislators Plan Recess Until Nov. 14

Prisoner Trade Group Studying Castro Demanc   Cuba Premier Wants Negotiations on Ex. change to Be Made In Havana,

Cease-Fire Violation Cancels Peace Talks   Reuther, Mrs. FDR May Visit Cube

HAYANA TRIP GRATED  Tractors for Cuba Group To Consider Castro Demand

Tractor Drive Leaders May Go to Cuba   Committee Studies New Castro Demand For Negotiations

Bay Phone Workers End Strike   Union Orders Return After All-Night Talks

Bay Area's —  Telephone Strike End:  600 Peninsula  Strikers Go To Work

In Pennsylvania, New York  Rains, Tornadic Winds Leave Destruction In Wake In East

Von t Sell Or Tell Kennedy Doings White House Hands Sign Unique Pledge

President's Family Takes Pledge Not to Reveal Their Relationships

‘Loneliest Islanders’ Think World Crazy After Taste Of 20th Century

WEATHER    Not Not Ready for TV, Cars, Nylons, Cops  Natives ‘Rescued: Stuck With Modern Living

West Embarks On Campaign To Counter Soviets   Allied Policies To Be Coordinated

President and Wife Step Down Safely  Kennedy's Plane Blows ‘Tire

Head Maryland Legion   Spaceman Reveals He Nearly Drownec Before Rescue By Marine Helicopter

FBI Agents, Marines, Illinois State Police Raid Religious Sect Stronghold: Nab Chief, 16 Followers

Illinois Estate Crashed by Authorities To Arrest AWOL Marine, Sect Members

RELATE HIJACK STORY  aes area deeieadieenenesinanenanemmieenaniedemeaiaieen nenemmuaenemaneieiamnemmneneremernanemmemanannamendatemieemmmnaetenmmnemnenmamemensmannnnimanenueminentaneansl  Passengers Return

One Man Remains  In Cuba   Castro Gives No Hint of Fate Of Airliner

Castro Keeps Hijacked EAL Transport   FBI Begins Probe; Identity Of Air Bandit Uncertain

sone Latin ed Control of Plat  370 on n Hijacked Airliner Return

3¢ on Plane Return, Tell Hijack Tale   Report Single Latin Commandeered Jet; Legislators Demand Return of Electra

Castro  Frees 37 But Keeps. Plane      Hijacker Arrested. By Havana Police; — Another Attempt Foiled In-Binghampto:

Strong Action Urged Passengers, Crew Return,  But Castro Keeps Airliner   Major Airports Watched  FBI Moves To Foil More Cuban Piracy

Reader’s Tip   Passengers, Crew Of Hijacked Plane  Return From Cuba

37 FLY HOME IN HIJACKING OF U. 5. PLANE  Air Liner Held . in Cuba

Freed Passengers, Crew Tell Of Hijacker, Cuban Detention   FBI Foils Plot

Charge Due Hijacker Jose Marin  FBI Acts to Nip Alleged. Plot For 5 Other Seizure:

Pless, Bell Recommended To Serv 4th Circuit Court By Ervin, Jordan

Macmillan Supported By Party   Common Market ‘Agreed To But With “Much Reluctance

10th U. S. Space Capsule Snagged   HERALD INDEX   Navy Crew Stranded After Emergency Landing  11 To Be Airlifted Off Arctic Ocean Ice Floe.

Lawmakers May Reach  Compromise  Daniel Hopeful Fiscal Deadlock May Soon Rreak

West Europe Resents Plan For UN Chief   Likely Compromise Move in Picking Boss For Ageneyv Snagged

W. Europe Angered By Compromise   U.S. Acceptance Of Foye Assistants To Sécretary Irritates.

Opposes Four Aide Plan Western European Reaction  Stalls UN Secretary Choice

W. Europe Angry at UN Deal   U.S.-Sovict Plan Contains No European

Family secluded Ar Merry mome Flight Delay Disappoints Shepard’sParentsInN.H.

Seem Disappointed iseeseeeeeeimenememameetieaeeeieddiaameeneneeeienaempeaaenemtemmenttinamndteiememmeneanmmenmeneene mene eneeenen ened  Parents Prefer Seelusion

GOLD, DOLLAR CRISIS DUE U.S. Economy Expected Toa Climb, Despite Problems

Legislature Quits for Memorial Day Weekend  Appropriation Bills Sent to Governor

Brazil Returns Hijacked Line:   Portuguese Military Attache Formally Receives Santa Maria

Hijacked Ship Handed Back to Portugal   Brazil Formally Returns Liner in Ceremony

Thousands In Foreign Aid Agencies Are Fearing For Their Jobs As Result Of Provisio

Belgian Jet Crash Kills U.S. Skaters   All 18 Prague-Bound Team Among 73 Who Died as Liner Neared Landing at Brussels

18 Americans On Skating Team Die in Jet Crash  Death Takes 73 In Belgian Tragedy As Boeing Fails

Control Lost In Circling tor Landing   Ex-Champion, He: 2 Girls Among 49 Americans Killed

Plane Crash Fatal to 73   U.S. Skating Team Members Among 48 Americans Killed

29 Others Among Dead  In Brussels   Bocing 707 Plunges Into Field In Belgium On Way To World Figure Skating Chanijanshine

Imprisoned Airmen Met on Christmas, Chances Reported Reds May Free Them

Blood Donors Give 77 Pints  Bloodmobile Visit Here Nets Only 68 Per Cont Of Ohnata

94 Persons Give At Bloodmobile  Seven Rejected As County Fails In Needed Obssata Whirredayv

Bloodmobile Nets 98 Pints T hursday 66 Volunteer Blood.  Kight Rejected—Only 45 Per Cent Attained

Bloodmobile To Be Here Thursday  Quota Is 113 Pints— Chapter Must Regain Losses From December

B mobile Visit Thursday Fails Red Cross Chapter  Gets Only 70 Pints  —Program In Peril

Bloodmobile To Be Here Thursday 113 Pints Of Blood  Is Quota For Visit From LT A, M.-4 P.M.

See INDIA, Page 2?   Landon Would Be Tempted To Quit GOP to Back Policy

World Neutralist Nations Oppose Western Colonialism, Not Red Type

Fatally Stricken In Office  Joseph Patton, 27, Reeves Bank Officer, Heart Victim

IN PEACE OR WAR     LBJ Tells Solons Ayub Khan Will Stand By U.S

Big Three Talks Held; No Strong Steps Likely Now   Allies Will Make Protests Directly To Soviet Union

Red Guards Stop Travel To West Germany At All Border Crossings   Allies Draft Direct Protest To Moscow On Berlin Border Blockade

No Strong Measure Is Likely Now  Complaints Going To Kremlin Soon

Allies Drafting Protest to Moscow   West Still Seeks Other Measures

Allies Drafting Note To Reds Protesting Ban   Western Diplomats To Air Complaints Direct To Kremlin

Big 3 Plans To Protest To Kremlin   Econemic Sanctions, Other Moves Studied At Capital Talks

West Allies Will Avoid Strong Step   Kennedy And Rusk Confer As Protest To Soviet Drafted

Allies Draft Protest To Berlin Bans   Formal Complaint Goes To Kremlin ‘At ‘Top Level

PLAN 10 SEND NOTE DIRECT TO AREMLIN   ‘U. S., Britain And France Slate Formal Complaints   Of Countermeasures Under Study But Strong Steps Not Planned Now

Allies Drafting Protest te Moscow On East Germany’s Border Controls

U. S., Britain, France Drafting Direct Protest to the Kremlin   JFK Against Resumption Of Nuclear Testing in 1961   111 Reserve Units to Get Alert

Allies Drafting Direct Protest To Moscow  Formal Complaint  Will Be Sent

Other Steps Also Hinted In Blockade   President, Rusk Talk At Breakfast On Berlin Crisis

JFK Meets Advisers On  New Crisis   President Views Berlin Episode; Leaves Crutches

At the Court House   ASK $31,682 JUDGMENT ‘ON NOTE AND SALES TO GRADY CONSTRUCTION

If Others Test, Reds Will Too   Nikita Restates Soviet A-Policyv

Downstate  Towns Wait For Crests —   More Rain Due Today, But May Not Swell Floods, Already at Record for 24 Yeors

Highest Flood Crests Move On To Soaked South   Light Rains Forecast In Flooded Areas Of State   Weobash River Falling

Local Building Takes Big Jump Over ‘60 Total   October Push Sends 1961 Permit Totals To Near $5 Million

Local Building Takes Big Jump Over ‘60 Total  October Push Sends   October Push Sends 1961 Permit Totals To Near $5 Million

Terry Undecided About Asking For Special Session  Judge What Desires Of The Peonle Are

. Special Session?  Will Of The People Sought; Sanford Will Explain On TV

Castro Frees  Hijacked 37   Senate in Furor as Cuban Boss  Keeps 33.5 Million Airliner

Calls Columbus ‘Lobbyland’  DiSalle Criticizes Gas Rate Increase Request

You'll Find It   Jim Crow Barriers Knocked Down At New Orleans Airport

 Negroes To Be Served At Lavish Airport  Breach Noted In Jim Crow Policy

Danger Of Federal  Controls Foreseen  Ao <r i ee a Se   Governor Says Special Interests Responsible For Extra Sessions

Woman Dies As Twisters  Plague Texas   Nine Hurt Near Kilgore; Wharton. San Antonio Hi

NATION'S LARGEST SEGREGATED SCHOOLS Dallas School System Integrated Sans Trouble

Integration in Dallas Starts; No Incidents   Police Ready but Nothing Happens

18 Negro Pupils In Former All White Schools   Dallas System Begins Inteqration Today

Dallas Ends  Segregation 18 Negro Students Walk Into Classes Without Incident

Dallas Starts Integration With First Graders -- and No Incidents

First Grade Children In  Texas Enter   Careful Planning Pays Off. Police Report No Trouble

No Incidents As Dallas Integrates  $6 bisansea bisat   18 Negro First Graders Enter Eight Schools

Apartment Lost as Tunnel Falls  Fireman Plunged to Flaming Death

Apartment Falls Into Burning Rail Tunnel   Fireman Plunged to Death: Fire Set by Tuveniles, Belief

Arson Suspected  Fireman Plunges To Death  In Collapsed Rail Tunnel

—BURNING TUNNEL COLLAPSES— B uilding. Fire Truck Swallowed By Flames

Hotel Fire Kills One: 26 Injured   Flaming Train Tunnel Collapses, Swallows Apartments, Firefighter

_ Swallows Truck And Kills Fireman  Flaming Railroad Tunnel Engulfs Apartment House

Building Falls Info Burning Rail Tunnel   Fireman Killed; Youths Suspected Of Setting Fire

Gentle Persuasion Hinted Used by Castro on Prisoners   Ry RICHARD VALFEFRIANI

ON TEXAS HIGHWAYS Holiday Violence Hits Traaic Level   AT COMMERCE _ Bus-Truck Crash Kills Paris Man

BEST WAY TO MATCH REDS IS STUDIED   No Plans Now To Boost Strength Europe Forces

British, French, German Diplomats Seek Agreement   Qualifving Terms

No Inerease In Garrison  Slated Now         Big 4 Ponders Best Way To Meet New Khrushchev Threat

US Plans No Step-Up In Military Force In Berlin AtPresentTime   East-West Bout For Empty UN Seat Is To BeFoucht Todav

Avoids Show Of Military Preparations  Quick Bolstering Of West’s Forces

UWS. Stands Firm  on Berlin Position   Diplomats Frem Major Powers Seek Solution to Soviet Threat

U.S. Standing Firm as Berlin Crisis Grows   Avoids Show of Strength-but Gets Set for Emergency

U.S. Firm On Growing Crisis Over Berlin      Avoids Show Of Military Might

But No Immediate Plans Made To Boost Military Strength, Secretary Of Defense Reports

We Avoid Belligerent Tone, Though   M‘Noamara Declares No Plans Now to Beef Up 5,000-Man Garrison

U.S. Will Stand Firm for Berlin  Defense Position ‘Not Belligerent’

Detense Sec. McNamara Says There Are No Plans to Bolster City's 5,000-Man Garrison

Avoids Show of Military Buildup To Meet Threat   Allied Diplomats Are Seeking Agreement On ‘Best Actions’

Seek Agreement On Meeting of Russian Threat   No Plans at Present To Add to Garrison

Defense Boss Strikes Firm Note On New Berlin Crisis   NO IMMEDIATE PLANS

U.S. Takes  Firm Berlin Crisis Stand   Avoiding Any Show Of Military As Four Powers Seek Accord

U. S. Takes Firm Stand Over Berlin   McNamara: No Plans To Boost Our Forces Now in Europe.

U.S. Sounds Kirm Note  On Berlin   Attitude Not Belligerent, Says Defense Secretar’

U.S. Strikes Firm  Note in Growin  Crisis-at Berlin Defense Chief Saye There Is No Plan for: Troop Moves

Crisis:   Allies Seek Agreements On How Best To Meet New Khrush Threats

[Firm But Not Belligerent Attitude Is Taken By U.S. In Supporting Its Position

Policeman Kills Escaped Convict   Another Beaten; Pair Enter Home, Tied Wife, Mothe:

New York State Voters Pass Four Amendments   Dormitory Bond Issue, State Debt, _ And Arietta Road-All Defeated

Church Affairs   WEED VES US EEE 2  PRESBYTERIAN LENTEN CPRUICPa CTART CSIINDA VY

Nehru Warns Against U.S. Asian Action  Indian Leader   Indian Leader Speaks Today Before U.N.

Nehru Advises Against Sending U.S. Troops to Fight Commies in Asia

Nehru's Proposal Of Moratorium  On US. A-Testing Rejected by JFK

Nehru And JFK Agree  On Issues   Indian Warns Against U.S. Troops In Asia

NEHRU OFFERS ADVICE ON S. VIET NAM PROBLEM  Kennedy Warned on Use of US. Troops

HINT REBELS TO FREE 600 ONSHIP TODAY   Water Dwindling Captives Shout

Bear Wanders Into City In N.J.; Hunters Kill It After Night Search

Redistrict Problem  Under Study   Gov. Andersen Confers With Party Leaders

Andersen Says People Fed Up With Politics  Governor Reports on Listening Tour Into 3 Districts

‘Hear Utah Senator   siiasdilliasianalianeaigiadidiie 600 County Demo: Hold Victory Fete

Soviet Note Fails To Meet Allied Desire For A Cease Fire In Laos

Answer is Seen as Offering Hepe for End of Hostilities  — Soviets Say Board  Should Issue Call cor Ceace-Fire

White House Keeps Silence  On McCloy   Details Of Repart On Talk With Khrusl Aren't Revealed

White House Is Keeping Mum or McCloy’s Reno:   Arms Enyoy Briefs Kennedy on Meeting With Khrushchey”

President Stays Mum On McCloy  nm Dataniie Mie   No Details Giy en On Talks With Khrush

McCloy Report Remains Secret  White Hou e Is Mum py Aa eral "s Views

McCloy’s Report Is Kept Quiet   Kennedy Hears Disarmament Adviser’s Views

JFK Briefed On Khrushchev Talk  White House Mum On McCloy Report

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   White House mum on report on McCloy-Khrushchev talks   Mild heart attack hospitalizes Adm. Rickover, Navy firebrand

White House Silent On Talks Betweer President, McCloy  Two Hold Hour. Long Meet After McCloy’ s eturn Fram Bn

Capitol Is Mum on  Arms Talk McCloy, Kennedy  ‘Together for Hour

President Silent After McCloy Talk   Report Of Meet With Khrushchev Not Disclosed

No Details Of McCloy’s Report Bared   Kennedy Briefed By Aide on Talk With Khrushchev

McCloy Reports On Russia Talk   White House Is Mum Regarding Meeting

Says Conventional Stress Could Chanae To Atoms   On Talk Talks With Khrush McCloy s Report To JFK A Seeret

e Midwest States Now Water-Logged  Guard on Duty In Illinois Flood  Fi

Mush. You Critters   SOCIAL SECURITY IS KEY Miedieal Aid Plan Offered

Insists His Program Provides Freedom of Choice—Opposition Likely From A. M. A.

‘Not Socialized Medicine’ — 2  Medical Plan to Conaress   : Tough Months Still Ahead ‘Experts Predict Advances  (In Economy Late This Year

Kennedy Presses to Put Medical Care Program Under Social Security

‘Not Socialized Medicine’  Medical Plan to ES   Tough Months Still Ahead Experts Predict Advances  In Economy Late This Year

Approval Of Medical Care Plan Is Urged   Kennedy Program Would Be Financec By Social Security

Health Plan Submitted By Kennedy   “Freedom Of Choice’ ‘Program Outlined  For U.S. Oldsters

Passage Urged By President  Kennecy Savs li Is Not   Kennecly Says It Is Not Socialized Medicine

Kennedy Health Program Presented to Congress   Key Solons Predictinc Failure at This Time

UNDER SOCIAL SECURITY President Sends to Congress  Medical Care For Aged Plan

Kennedy Urges Enactment Of Medical Law  ‘Not Socialized Medicine,’ He Says   ‘Not Socialized Medicine,’ He Says Of His Proaram

‘Freedom Of Choice’ Stressed  Kennedy Medical Package Aimed At 14 Million Aged

Gov. DiSalle Unhappy With Cloud Statehouse Swept by Indignation  Over Budget, Jobless Measures

Indignation Rife In Ohio Legislature Over Budget, Jobless Pay Extension

Legislature Stirred By Jobless Bills   Indignation Also Rife Over Financing Plans For State Operations

Doubts Rise Ship to Free Passengers   Rebel Galyao Lacks  Brazil’s Assurances to Allow Retife Landing —Talks With Admira

Dems Defeat Emergency Tag   Vote Splits Cleanly Along Party Lines

“Hermless Guy’ Goes Berserk With Gun, ~ Killing Two and Shooting Six Others

Battle Shapes Up Over Whether Labor's  Demands Would Mean Higher Car Prices

 Mrs. Kennedy, Caroline Arrive  Kennedys Will Weekend at Glen Ora

Kennedy, Family to Spend W eekenc At Presidential Retreat in Virginia

  Host of New State Laws Go Into Effect Tuesday   Effective Date For Most Laws of 1961 Session

For Atomie Flight Research  NASA Shows Off Its Plum Brook Reactor

Liberty Bell Hatch Blast Investigated   Exploding Cover Mystery Seen Key To Future Atbtenipt

Hatch Cover Loss Probed   Future Space Flights Depend on Grissom Story

Grissom’s Fame Not Reaching All         Hatch Cover Accident May Drag Out Project Mercury

3rd Suborbital Flight May Hinge On Solving Spacecraft Hatch Mystery   Gus Toasted In Champagne After Salt Water “Dunking”

Only One ‘No’ Heard ~ N.C. Minimum Wage Bill A pproved By Committee

Foreign Aid Program Gets GOP Boost   Most Solous Urge President Stand Firm in Demands

N.W. lowa Notes   FCC GRANTS LICENSE FOR NEW RADIO STATION AT SHELDON

N.W. lowa Notes   INU. FLUWU INOITS FCC GRANTS LICENSE FOR NEW RADIO  STATION AT SHELDON

Gilpatric: Nation To Hit Harder’   Says Any Foe’s Move Would Get Lethal Nuclear Blow.

Says U.S. Can © Hit Russ Harder Even After Attack   Discount Boast by Kremlin

Back Blast   Military Doubts Red Force   Says U.S. Can Hit Back Hard

Jungle Parleys Hit Snag Leaders Postpone Meet For Congo Peace Talks

Peace Talks With Rebels In Congo Off   Leaders Can‘t Find Suitable Hideout To Hold Conference

~CONGO PEACE TALKS POSTPONED—  Unable To Agree On Safe Meeting Place

Congo Peace Session Set For Sunday   Gizenga Regime Agrees To Talks, Tension Easing

Swedish UN Troons Held Ground   Rival Factions To Meet For Congo Peace Talks

Postpone Proposed Congo Peace Talks   Leaders Can't Agree on Safe Place to Meet

Peace Talks Between Pro-Lumumbe Group And Gizenga Are Called Off

Congo Peace Talks Delayed   ~Rival Governments Fail To Pick Place

Peace Talks af Leopoldville Are Called Off   Last Minute Snag Postpones Sunday Session

Congo Leaders Book Parley   Gizenga and Kasavubu Factions Seek Accord

Peace Talks Put Off by  Congolese   Leaders Unable To Agree on Safe Place to Meet

MEETING SITE DISPUTED —  ] saescsosseanepmneeeranenstunenjsssstes tener sunesnsnsiaemnmnntnnanetsneneneaereneseeste etapa oer actin  Congo Peace Talk Delayed

Congolese Peace Talk Postponed   Government and Rebe Bloc Can't Agree On Safe Place.

Congo Peace Negotiations Are Postponec   Participants Fail To Agree On Sata Glen

Congolese Leaders  Delay Peace Talks   Soviets Trying To Save Face

NO SAFE MEETING PLACE _ Congo Peace Parleys ~ Snag At Last Minute

Congo Peace Talks Are Delayed; Can’t Agr ee On Safe Meeting Site

Tabulations   SAFETY A FACTOR   Congo Peace Talks Postponed Due To Lack Of Meeting Site

Rebel Leader Gitenga Agrees To Peace Talks.  Decision Brightens . Hopes for Easing OF Congo Situation

Rival Congo Regimes Put Off Meeting   Unable To Agree On Suitable Place To Hold Conferenc:

U.S. Readies Mightiest Warship.   Aireraft Carrier Constellation Commissioned

 Adopted By New York Carrier Constellation Joins  America’s Fighting Fleet

Large Boost In Emergency Fund Sought   Bill to Transfer Half Million to  Reserve Status

Special Session to Provide Ammunition For Next Minnesota Political Campaian

Base Liquidation Sievenson Denounces Shameless  Dvumand Made By Russians

Adlai Blasts Soviets on Army Bases   France, Tunisia . Urged to Parley

Bylaws Changed By N. M. Group Without Dissent   Action Provides  For Expulsion Of Violators

WEATHER   HARK THE HERALD - -   Increased Interest In Politics Urged—

Lrisis threat Any Time, Spot Put In Note   Despite Toughness. Statement Seemed To Be Cautious

‘Cuban Sitiation.Can Become Grave Threat To World Peace: Khrashchev

He Says Cuba Can Be World Peace Threat  Nikita’s Reasoning Is Chilling

FLIGHT MANEUVERS FATAL  Six Crewmen Die When Jetliner Falls Into Sea

Tshombe’s Residence  Under Siege  Elizabethville   Elizabethville Is Menaced  By U.N. Pinecer

US. Reports Congo ‘Cease Fire’ Looms   RELATED STORIES, ON PAGES 10¢, 4D

Berlin Talks Concluded, Foreign Ministers Turn To Other Trouble Spots

Allies Agree On Defense Of Germany   Foreign Ministers Shift Talks To Other Communist Hot Spots

West Ministers Studying Other Threats by Reds   United States, Allies Reach Agreement on Meeting Crisis In Berlin.

Parade Of World's Beauties” Fifteen Girls Compete For ‘Universe’ Crown

T ntfin Ental tine   15 Beauties Compete Tonight For Miss U.S.A. Recognition

Nelson To Sign Setup info Law Next Thursday   Assembly Accepts 19 Amendments Put In Senate Version

Expect Nelson fo Ink Measure Next Thursday   With Job Done, Legislators Head Home for Holidays

New England To Get Zero Temperatures hh The Wake Of Gale-Driven Blizzard

Royal Schoo! Board Invites Public to Attend Meeting Monday Night

Coming Up   COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CHILDREN — TO MEF FrR 1

2 @ t : - Coming Up ‘county AsboctaTioN FOR RETARDED CHILDREN  2 Bees gt . Yi

Third Political Party Proposed   Conservation Group Has 3 Day Meeting

Schoolmen Hit County Plans For Courthouse   Want Building Outside 15-Mill Tax Limitation

Oppose Dip Inte 15-Mill  Limitation   Endorse Need, But Favor Special Tax

Weatherman Says Summer Swelter May Start Cooling  RD. To ACCOSTEeTEN perce

East Germans Fire Shots Into Western Sector   No One Hit by Bullets, But Vopos Capture Refugee Attempting to Flee.

Communist Police Fire Shots Into Western Zone   Fleeing Refugee Captured: 13 Escape To West

Red Police Fire Shots Over Border   Fire 8 Pistol Shots. At Fleeing Refugee, Guard; No One Hit

House Erupts in Floor Feud Over Daniel's Charges  Governor Raps Hous: For Defeating

Solemn Yow: Never, Never Again  16-Hour Try Frees Man Pinned j in Well

Charges New Northern Frontier Aggression By Communists  Nehru Threatens War With China

Nehru Sounds Warning... India Accuses Chinese Reds Of Aggression

Leaders Hail rirm Position  Mansfield Names 2 Men as Possible Secretary-General

ARMY TRAIN INCIDENT  Berlin Reds Aceuse U.S. Of Smuggling Refugee

Elizabeth Taylor Wins Her Fourth Oscar Nomination In As Many Years

Spring Pickup Is Expected In Employment   Brisk Easter Trade. Mild Weather Seen Cutting Nation’s  Jobless Rolls.

Forecasts Reduction In Jobless   Goldberg Holds Out Hope For Mild Climate, Easter Sale:

Mild Weather And ae enter Ang  Easter Trade May Reduce  Toblessnec«

Easter Trade, Mild Weather May Aid Jobless Numbers   Goldberg Tells of Jobless Crisis to Senate Banking  Qronn: Ifrees Passage

Castro Red Regime Dealt Economic Blow As Kennedy Extends Sugar Ban

President Extends Ban on Cuba Sugar Imports   OAS in Move to Impose Sanctions on Castro Communistic Recime

No Weekend Holiday For Auto Bargainers   Handy To Attend Tax Conference

North Vietnamese Seeking Food, Aid From Red Chinese   Premier Pham Arrives At Wuhan

In Midst Of Food Shortage North Viet Nam Premier Seeks Red China’‘s Help

East German Kidnap Charges Push Drive on Air Rights; Branded Lies

Reds Keep Up Air Arguments   Charge East Germans Are Shanghaied Aboard U. S. Planes; Incidents Denied

Phony Incidents Were Predicted By West Berlin; Part of Soviet Pressure Plan

In Hunaarian Shift   E. Germans’ Aerial Kidnaping Charges Denounced As ‘Lie’

Crippled Plane Lands Safely  104 Persons Aboard AOD of Them Childran

dn Arms, Science Claims Ist Of 3 Dispatches     Khrushchev Running Major Bluff

End To Laos Crisis Predicted   Souvanna Certain To Become Premier

Early Ending of Laos Crisis Seen   Neutralist Leader Expects to Be Boss

VUICK END TO CRISIS IN LAOS?  Souvanna Is More Confident Than Americans

Cellist Casals Captures Admiration Of JFK; Stirs Memories of The Past

Evening of golden melodies  Pablo Casals climaxes White House party

HERALD INDEX   Kennedy Dinner Guests Get Cultural Treat  World-Famous Cellist Thrills White House Party

Added Social Security Tax Advised for Medicare Plan   Medical Care Issue Still Center of ‘Hot’ Debates

Hotels Jammed, Traffic Heavy In Downtown Harrisburg  Farm Show Opens Today

HBneeT eS ELM, SIEM Rotem banoetasa nse tne te ae eee meee  Nixon Plans Address In Indpls. On Nov. 14

Wind, Rain Storms Lash Ohio Sections  Cities Blacked: Out, Trees, Utilities Lines Blown Down

North Central Ohio Slapped By High Winds   Cities Blacked Out, Trees Toppled by Severe Thunderstorms

Ohio Ripped by Violent Storms  Several Injured:   Several Injured; Heavy Loss Caused

NORTHWESTERN PART OF STATE HARDEST HIT Violent Thunderstorms Rake Ohio, Cause Blackouts In Eight Cities

Princeton U. Receives Anonymous Gift  Of $35 Million for Public Affairs School

State Industrial  Development Bill Advanced   Missouri Senate Puts Measure in Position For Final Approval

Push For Debate In U.N. -Russia Ready To Blast Congo's Organization

Soviets Press For Immediate Congo Debate   Blast New Confederation Form Of Government Now Developina:

Reds Push U.N. Congo Debate   U.S.-Soviet Talks To Cut Agenda Fail

In U. N. General Assembly Soviet Union Pushes For Debate On Congo

U.N. DEBATE SOUGHT  Soviets Maneuver For Wide: Audience For Congo Blasts

Soviets Pushing Congo Debate On U.N. Floor   Would Offer Way To Blast Proposed New Confederation

-WARN OF ‘BELGIAN TRICK’— Reds A pply Pressure For Debate On Congo

Soviet Union Presses For  Congo Talks  :   Seeks Wider Airing For Blasts Against The New Federation

Reds Push For Congo Debate  To Gain Wider Hearing For New Blacte

Soviets Pushing For Quick Debate On Congo Issue   Assembly Is Finally Showing Some Signs  Of Getting To Work

Soviet Seeks Immediate Congo Debate   Delegates Try To Gain Support For Hurried Decision

SOVIET URGES CONGO DEBATE IN ASSEMBLY   Criticism Expected On Confederation

Reveal Congolese Attacked Missionary Nuns: UN Condemns ‘Bestial’ Acts

Lumumbists. Attack US Mission Girl   . Strip White Nuns in Outburst - Of Savagery in Kivu Province

Inside...    Would Keinstate Exemptions  New Sales, Use Tax Bill Draws Industry Favor

Dictator’s Policy To Be Continued   Tyrant Ruled Island For Thirty-one Years

Hand-Picked Government Of Assassinated Dictator Appears Still To Be In Control.   PLAYBOY SON MAY SUCCEED TRUJILLO

PowerStrugale Expected After Dictator Death   Hand-Picked Regime Proclaims Policies  Will Be Continued

Picked Heirs Of Dictator Say Policies To: Continue; 9 Days Of Mourning Begin

expect armruggie ror rower  Strongman Trujillo Assassinated, Political Heirs Control Country

RULER SLAIN; PLAYBOY SON FLIES HOME   Assassination Of Dictator Kept Secret 19 Hours; Struggle For Power Expected On Island.

Dictator's Hand-Picked Government Proclaims ‘Continuity’ Of His Policies for Dominican Republic But Power Struaadle Seen

Struggle Is Likely  For Power   Dictator’s Playboy Son Rushed To Scene; Assassins Not Known

Trujillo Heirs In Control, Power Struggle Expected   Were Freedom Riders Given Help By Atty. Gen. Kennedy?

Trujillo Political Heirs Appear To Hold Control in Republic Today

Dominieans Face Power  Struggle   Military Orders 9-Day Mourning Period For Trujillo. “Slain In Ambnch

Trujillo Heirs Apparently: Hold Power ©   Quiet Follows Assassination, But Power Struggle Expected

Struggle For Control Is Exnected   More Trujillo Stories, Page 16))

Political Heirs Of Trujillo’s Still In Power   Dominican Republic's Dictator Assassinated After Ruling With  Iron Hand 31 Years

Trujillos political heirs still in control of Dominican Republic   DICTATOR’S MURDER TO BRING POWER STRUGGLE

LICcraror PPUPITO fa ALSSGOSHNIGIE” ....  Dominican Power Struggle Predicted      U.S. Policymakers Keep Watch On Dominican Regime

Elder Son Of Dictator  Flies Home Mourning Ordered   Mourning Ordered For Slain Ruler of Latin Republic

But Power Fight Seen   Nine Days Mourning For Slain Dominican. Dictator

lominican Power Fight Expected   In Which Direction Wil Dominican Republic Jump?

Trujillo followers appear in control   Dictator’s death expected to set off struggle for power

Power Struggle Expected in Wake of Assassination of Tyrannical Ruler

Trujillo Empire Up For Grabs?   Assassination Of Longtime Dictator Stuns Masses;  Frets U.S, Leaders

Power Fight In Dominican  Republic Seen   Strongman Trujillo. Assassinated: Heirs Sull Hold Control

*Hand-Picked Govt to Keep His Own Policies   Dictator’s Playboy Son, Rafael, Jr., May Succeed

Assassination Of Dictator Has Yet To Bring Changes   Playboy Son Flies Home And Greeted On Arrival By High Officials; Strongman Believed To Have Picked Him As Successor

Fight Seen For Power  In Republic   Dominican Dictato Assassinated After  Rule Of 31 Years

Slain Dictator's Policies To Be Kept in Force   Dominican Republic's Boss Loses Shoot-out With Band of Slayers

But Struggle for Power Expected as Result of Dictator’s Assassination

Trujillo Killing Likely To Start Takeover Tussle  Dominican Land  Reported Tense Bhan OF ee See

Dictator Assassinated — Trujillo’s Political Heirs Still in Control   U.S. Keeps Watch on  Movements

Political Heirs in Control  Trujillo Death May Bring Dominican Power Struggle

Gromyko's Claim Refuted By Newspaper   Kokkonen Orders New Parlimentary Elections In ‘62

As Communist-promoted .. . Helsinki Paper Scores Call for New Elections

Russians Meddling, Finns Say   President Calls New Parliament Efection

Argentina Urges USS. To Hold Off   Stevenson Finds No Inclination To Mix In Cuban Affairs

Unemployment highest since December 1940   Idle total wiil go up further thic winter

45 MILLION UNEMPLOYED LAST MONTH   Figures Could Jump in January Says Labor Expert

4.5 Million Unemployed In December  Total With Jobs Also Declines By More Than Million

REFLECTED BY CLAIMS December Unemplovment  (Is Highest Since 1940

Number of Jobs Shows Decline Of 1,173,000   U.S. Expert Believes Idleness Will Go Up Further This Winter

Unemployec InDecember  41 Million   Figure Highest For Month Since December 1940

Jobless Soars to Highest Since ‘4   Up Half Million During December

Half Million Lost Jobs In Month  Labor Dept. Expects Worse Before Spring

Rate of Joblessness to Work Force Rises from 6.3 Per Cent in November to 6.8 Last Month

Unemployment In United States Up By Half Million In December, ’60

6.8% Workers Not Employed   Employes Out of Work  For Longer Periods

It's Highest For Month Since 1940   Will Keep Going Up During Winter, Says Labor Expert

NFO Claiming Drop of Receipts Over Wide Area   Holding Action Started Monday By Farm Group

Car Hits Freight In Fog   Westmar Student Escapes Injury; Car Total Loss

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   ‘Ceprighted 1966, A Nationa! Council of Charches Religior Features)

i V¥¥ it CATePr WOnvenr  if . / : ‘Axis Sally Leaves Prison Today

Rescue Three Men Trapped In Lighthouse   One Missing In Blast Which Puts Seamen Through Ordeal

Missing, 3 Rescued After 3-Day Ordeal Explosion Rips World's ‘Loneliest Lighthouse’

SWEPT CHE PYAEE FV LoOniy  Coast Guard Rescues 3 Mer Trapped in Lighthouse Blast

Three Survive TowerExplosior   One Missing From Lonely Lighthouse

FURNACES COAL--GAS—OLL Chrysier Conco - Timide Dealer  Freeport Hardware  ar amen

FURNACES . Domestic and Industrial Conversion Burners tron Fireman Conco Timken  Dealer FREEPORT HARDWARE CO.

FURNACES COAL—GAS—OIL Chryster - Conco . Timkin Dealer  Freeport Hardware

TV And Radio Highlights   Electrical Wiring and Devices Wholesale & Retail  FREEPORT HARDWARE 18% @ Main

Electrical Wiring and Devices Wholesale & fetalt  FREEPORT HARDWARE

TV And Radio Hiaghlichts   Electrical. Wiring and Devices Wholesale & Retail  FREEPORT HARDWARE

‘BOARD OF CORRECTION FAVORS RESIGNATION OF ONE MEMBER AND FIRING OF REFORMATORY DOCTOR

Sen. Snyder For Dr. Conrad To Get Full Hearing Before Any Action About Firing Him

Reds Closing Escape Path   Claim Polio Epidemic Sweeping W. Germany

E. Germans Open Campaign to Halt Flow of Refugees  - Threaten to Curb Travel; Alleae Polio in West Berlin

Reds Push For End to Exile Flow   Press East Berliner: To Give Up Jobs in Western Sectors.

DiSalle Holds Off Decision Until Oct. 20   To Let Solons Know Position Before Session

Minuteman Hailed  Significant Step  All Stages Work, Target Hit 4.000-Miles at Sea

Minuteman Is Hailed as Big Defense Step   Can Be Shot From Trains or Holes Underground

Air Force Officials Jubilant   Missile Launching Inaugurates New Era Of Modern Warfare

MINUTEMAN STREAKS TO SUCCESS   U.S. Intercontinental Range Missile Makes AF Officials Jubilant

First Flight Of Minuteman Big Success   - All Three Stages, Components Work; Giant Stride Seen

Scores Amazing Sucéess   All 3 Stages Are Fired, Lands On Objective More Thar 1.000 Miles Away

Minuteman hits target 4,000 miles down range   Samos II’s orbit takes 95 minutes

U.S. Seores Go-for-Broke  Success With Minuteman   _ First Flight Opens. Push-button Era

Jubilant AF Hails Major  Achievement   “Go-For-Broke’ Shot Flies 4,000 Miles

Went ‘For Broke In Initial Firing Of Major Weapon   Solid Fuel Unit Reaches ‘Target’ 4 000 Miles Out

Pushbotton Wat Weapon Lands On Its Target  In Test: Will Be. Put On Rail Cars

Pushbutton Weapon  Hope Closer   Second Generation ICBM Significant Step in Security

SAMOS Il SHOT SCORES, T00 Minuteman Test ‘Amazing’   COMPONENTS TESTED

RECORD SET FOR TESTING COMPONENTS   Gambling With Complete Missile Time Dividend

ICRM Scores Great Success On First Flight   Minuteman Lands on Target 4,000 Miles Away in S.’ Atlantic

Rocket Scores Bullseye; AF Brass Jubilant   Test Big Step in Bid for Supremacy

All Three Stages Operate Perfectly; Target 4,000 Miles Away Hit in Atlantic

Pushbutton War Vehicle  In Premiere   All Stages Work; Target Hit Squarely

Minuteman Missile Is On Target   3-Stage Rocket Is Accurate At Range Of 4,000 Miles

New Minuteman Missile Scores a Smashing Success   Air Force Is Planning Quick Buildup of Solid Fuel Intercontinentals.

Missile Seen Big Success  On First Flight   Sleek Minuteman Rocket Gets All-Out Support by Air Force

ls U.S. Hope For Pushbutton War Weapon   3 Stages Fire Successfully; Target Hit

All Three Stages Of New Missile Fire Perfectly   Hailed as “Significant Step’ Toward Gaining ICBM Supremacy

Minuteman Rocket Hits Target 4,000 Miles Away; Weapon Will Guard U.S. From Moving Train<.   AIR FORCE JUBILANT OVER TODAY’S EVENTS

TARGET 4,000 MILES AWAY STRUCK   Air Force Jubilant Over Minuteman Missile  CINCT CLICUT   Of Intercontinental Range Rocket By Nation Called Amazing Success

Rocket Lands On Target After 4000-Mile Flight   Solid Fuel Missile a Big Defense Step

Solid-fuel rocket lands right on target   Amazing success on initial test from Canaveral

Weapon Holds Capability for Pushbutton Wai   lntercontinental Range, 6300 Miles

4,000-Mile Flight Is  Big Success   Air Force Leaders Amazed At Accuracy, All Three Stages Fire Successfully

Second-Generatior Of Missiles Fired From Cape Today  Minuteman Travels 4,000 Miles, Hits Taraet Perfectly

Minuteman Missile  Is Amazing Success   Pushbutton War Weapon in First Test Flight Hits Target 4,000 Miles Away; Air Force Jubilant Over CBM Success

Minuteman Lands in Atlantic  All 3 Stages Work Brilliantly at ‘Canaveral

New Hurricane Heads Toward U.S. Mainland   Esther North Of Puerto Rico

atl ue Seal 1 Worri AL t Possible N Hut   ose We-c’ 607 oO" =s7"e"

[Bruce Peters, Anniversary Committeeman, District Gov. of Krwanis. Dies Suddenly

Kennedy Pay Boost Given Opposition   Minimum Wage Measure Hit By Democrals

Waae Plan: Encounter Opposition   Not Broad Enough Say Some; Others Fear Inflation

Kennedy's Wage Bill. Under Fire   Inadequate, Liberals Declare; Republicans Maintain Measure  Would Hurt Nation

[From Both Sides Kennedy’s Minimum Wage ‘Plan Meeting Opposition

Minimum Wage Fight Shapes Up  Opposition Voiced To Kennedy's Bill

Equal Accommodations in the South .. .   Kennedy Pledges Action to Help Negroes

At Civil War Centennial JFK Pledges Negroes Will Get Equal Treatment

JFK DEMANDS NEGRO RIGHTS War Centennial Racial Bars Hit   CONTACTING GRANT

Kennedy Pledges To Give Negroes  Eaual Fare At Centennial Function

Kennedy Irked by Dixie Hotel Barring Negro   Contractors Can't Use Discrimination in Hiring on Jobs

setaD Discusses Urner Vomesnic rroprems .  JFK Pledges Action Toward Providing Negroes With Equal Accommodations

20 Arrested On Insurance Fraud Charge  FBI Hunts 7 More “th $14. 5 Million > Swindle Case

] Are Hunted in Insurance Fraud  Score Arrested by FBI In $14.5 Million Case

1961 Feed Grain Program For Concer Limited To Corn, Sorghum At Orland

On the Inside...   White Men Attack, Threaten To Lynch Negro Minister

2 Threaten To Lynch  Minister   Assailants Of Negro Pastor Flee After Crowd Gather:

Pair Attacks Negro Minister  Dnetas'se [nv Chonel   Pastor’s Car Struck, Killed White Man

Figures of 6 Denartments Un $647 000   More Hearings Set Tomorrow by Mayor

Figures of 6 Departments Up $647,000   ‘More ‘Hearings. Set: Tomorrow ‘by Mayor

Riders Mix Bus Depot  In McComb   Police Repel Attack On Integrators

While School Keeps  PUBLIC SCHOOL LUNCH   PUBLIC SCHOOL LUNCH MENU THIS WEEK

\More Revenue Needed—Blair   Gears in Motion ~  Bill to Aid Depressed Areas First on Agenda for Senate

Must Add to State  Revenue, Blair Says   Governor Recommends Increase in Cigarette Liquor and Gasoline Taxes to Meet School, Road and Other Pressing Needs

Business Is Better; \ ! Look for a Boom   Hodges Gives Outline of Rising Tide; Christmas Sales Higher Than Expected

: Business Boom” Economists See Late Fall , Advances as Healthy Sign

Attorney Files On Behalf Of Descendant z Removal Of Billy- The-Kid’s Body Sought In Court Suit

Still Digging For Another $2,000—  Treasury Replacing Part Of His Savings

Congo To Seek Help Elsewhere  Delegation Informs — UN It Must Go "Knock At Other Doors"

Congo May Seek Help Out of U.N.   W orld Organization Studies Budget

Tornadoes Hit Towns in Peoria Area   Also Strike Near Hannibal, Mo.. Other Snots

DESTRUCTION IS HEAVY; NO LOSS OF LIFE   Nine In Hospitals, Authorities Marvel That Casualty List ls Small; Peoria Area Hard Hit,

Congress Back To Work With Hopes For Adjournment By Tuesday Niahi

U. Opens in Bulge at Seams  27,000 at Main  Campus Alone  for New Record By THE ASSOCIATE]   MEMBERS WANT TO GO HOME  Congress Puts on Pressure to Clear Slate on Tuesday

3 Bills Wait Action _ Congress Hopes To End ’61 Session By Tuesday

Now Hope To Adjourn Tuesday   3 Appropriations Bills Still Await Congress’ Action

Nolons cross fingers for adjournment   Congressmen set sights on tomorrow night

Capitol Hill Continues in Session   3 Appropriations Bills Still Left

“ ADJOURNMENT STILL IN QUESTION  ‘Congress Is Keeping Fingers Crossed

Congress Hope: To Adjourn By Tuesday   3 Appropriations Bills Top Agenda Of Legislators

Congress Hopes For Adjournment Tomorrow Night  Still To Be Disposed Of Are Three Bills On Appropriations

Legislators Push Plans To Adjourn   Congress Leaders Hope To Complete Session Tomorrow

Maemillan To Receive  Gromyko  Soviet Minister Says Berlin Accord Possibl

Gromyko Arranges Meet With Harold MacMillan For Late This Afternoon

Gromyko and Macmillan To Discuss Crisis   See ‘Possibility’ of a Peaceful Seulement

Emphasizes Possibility Of Settlement   Meeting Arranged At Soviet Foreign Minister's Request

Disclose Action Following Red Power Buildup   May Revise Budget Requests To Allow More Arms Spendin«

JFK Orders Review Of  Defenses   Soviet Threats To Berlin Given As President’s Reagor

JEK Orders Arms Power Review  Red Military Increase, Berlin Threat Are Factors

Action Follows Soviet Threats to Berlin  JFK ORDERS NEW DEFENSE REVIEW

Action Follows Soviet Threats To West Berlin   Deputy Defense Secretary Tells Congress of Presidential Direelive.

Must Reexamine Needs  New Russ Threats Prompt Kennedy  To Demand Review

May Request Increase In Spending   NATO Nations Reported In ‘Virtual Agreement’ To Add More Divisions

Kennedy Asks Review Of Defenses  Budget Changes Loom If Spending

 BECAUSE . OF BERLIN — , : ER Cee )  Of N e ation sD Defoss se! ost ire

Acts After Threat by Khrusech   McNamara Says U.S. Had No Choice

‘Would Meet Challenge On Berlin  Move Follows Soviet Plans  For Build-Up

Russ Military Plan on Berlin Brings Action   Armed Force, Fund Increases Seen Likely After Study

REVISED BUDGETS POSSIBLE President Orders New  U.S. Defenses Review

Dalton Urges Gas Tax Hike  Highway Kxpansion Needs Reason for His Urgency

Dalton Asks 2-Cent Hike in Gasoline Tax   Tells Legislature Money ‘Urgently Needed’ to Inaugurate Sweeping Program of Highway Expansion, Improvement; Cites Many Factors

‘Russian Plans to Produce Super-Bombs  Ara Viewed asc ‘Threat to Entire World

Asia Blast Not Reported  Red Propagandists Push Tests as Peace Effort

Action Deplored    \Tough For Biologis ts  Reds Try To Justify Atomic Blast

Still No Public Russian Report Of Asian Blast   Pravda Presents Turnabout Views

Reds Seek To Justify New Blasts   Soviet Propaganda ir High Gear To Win World Opinion.

reace Committee Speaks . . . . +e. Seek To Defend Ac  Soviet Propaganda Machine In Action

Nehru Speaks For Moves To Save World From War   After Nuclear Blast  Soviet Publicity In High Gear

Final Deadline....   Communists Must Register Today ‘As Foreign Agents

 Not in Danger  ‘Canadian Believes Soviets Have Antiradiation Drug

MISSILE EXPERT BELIEVES RUSSIA HAS PERFECTED ANTIRADIATION DRUG; WEST IS EXPERIMENTING

Stand Supported By Allied Press  U. S. Policy on. West Berlin Praised ac Clear and Firm _

U.S. Allies Praise Kennedy   Editorial Writers Sing Endorsement Of Berlin Stand

America’s Allies Solidly Behind Kennedy's Stand   Newspapers in Britain, Italy and Belgium React Favorably Editorially.

Preparedness Program Is Gaining Speed   U. S. Diplomatic Team Leaves Today For Paris Session   Press Of Both Right, Left Praise Kennedy Speech— Allies Voice Solid Support ‘For Stand By United States

Editorials in Western Press Back Kennedy   Newspapers See Strong Stand as Deterrent to War

Newspapers of Britain Praise Tuesday Speech   Italian Paper Says Talk Was Precise

Allied Press Heaps Praise On Program nn encanta ih  Communism Stand By Kennedy Gets OK

Kennedy Supporter In Allied Press  Editorial Writers Uc! Patt. Del,

frorta: yrrirers sound Urr  "Kennedy Gets ‘Solid Support From Allies

Scottish Constables Battle Polaris Foes   Pacifists Seek To Immobilize Base At Holy Loch: Violence Follows Sitdown

Russians Reject Western Protests Of Commie Interference in Berlin

Laos Sessions Set to Resume   Gromyko Is Expected to Go Home Without Hearing Harriman Reply

Gromyko To Leave For Home   Harriman Asks 14 - Nation Group Study Details For Neutral Laos

Soviet Envoy Due To Leave Talks on Laos   Gromyko May Miss U.S. Plea for End to Propaganda Speeches

Chief U. S. Delegate To Urge ‘Laos Parley To Settle Down; Gromyko Departs For Moscow   Russian Not To Wait For Reply To His Charge That U. S. Delegation Stalling The East-West Meeting

Gromyko Going Back, to Moscow Charges Stall   Harriman to Deny Violation of Truce

Gromyko Seen Leaving Before Harriman Reph   Russian Charges U.S, Delegation Stalling Laos Conference

GROMYKO TO LEAVE LAOS TALKS   Harriman Plans Plea For End To Soviet  Propaganda Sneeche<

Russian Set To QuitLao: Conference  _ American Delegate   American Delegate To Call for End of Propaganda Talks

Riders Go On Trial  In Jacksen   Assault At Race Barriers Still Is Underway

Defiant Freedom Riders Go To Trial Today In Jackson, Miss., Court

Breach Of Peace Charges ‘Freedom Riders’ Tried ‘In Mississippi Courts

Freedom Riders To Go on Trial   Integrationists Continue Assault On Racial Barriers in Deep South

Freedom Riders  in Court Today  in Mississippi Police with Dogs  Chase Negro Crowd  anteina Caurthanes

~TRIAL STARTS IN JACKSON27 ‘Freedom Riders’ May Be Fined, Jailed

Bus ‘Riders’ To Appear in Court Today  Trial of 25 Negroes. Two Whites Awaiter  Thrangchant Santh

Bus Riders Are Going On Trial Today   Mississippi Court In Jackson Will Try 27

Riders Face Mississippi City Charge   Negroes, Whites Go On Trial For Law Violations

TRY 27 ON “JIM CROW" CHARGES   Twenty-Five Negroes And Two Whites Could Get Jail Under Mississippi Segregation Laws.

‘Freedom Riders Face Trial Today In Mississippi   Integrationists Press Massive Assault on ‘Jim- Crow’ Barriers

Integrationists Continue Assault  27 Of ‘Freedom Riders’ Go On Trial In Jackson   ‘Riders’ Step Up Segregation Assault

Freedom Riders Due To Go on Trial  For Flaunting ‘Jim Crow’ in Dixie

Five Integrationists  Plan To Post Bail   Mississippi To Try Bus Riders Today

BOTH FOR UN MEMBERSHIP “Two China’ Compromise Is  Proposed First Time To UN

“TWO CHINAS” PLAN OFFERED U.N. ASSEMBLY   Must Face Reality, Ni. gerian Foreign Minister Declares   U. §. AND RUSSIA OPPOSE PROPOSAL

44 Injured; 120 Aboard United DC   Gear Fails In Landing At-Denver

BREAKS INTO FLAMES  Seventeen Killed In Jet Airliner Crash In Denver

At Least 44, Are Injured; 16 Missing   Hydraulic System Fails During Landing

U.S., France, Britain To File Protest Aaainst Closing Of Berlin Borders

Dim Picture Forms in Cuban Crisis   Role of Eisenhower Not Determined; CIA’s Info Wrong

RUTW’S TOTAL ECLIPSED IN 162ND GAME  Maris Hits 61st Homer In Final Tilt

Air Catch Plannea Discoverer XXIII Orbits, Carries Mystery Cargo

Federal Marshals Move  Outside of Montgomery As Race Riots Subside

FBI Arrests Four In Bus Burning Case   Fire Bomb Wrecked Vehicle, Injured ‘Freedom Riders’

Marshals Ir Montgomery Withdrawn  ri rst FBI ar resis oO¢  ana in WwHaAYveaA

Deaths in Missouri Crasti Mount to 8  Two Survive Dazed But Seem Unhurt

Butte Youth, 19, Hurt Slightly In Auto Wreck   8 Persons Are Killed in Missouri as Autos Race on Highway

Prescriptions Freed of Tax   Several New State Laws Go into Effect

Prescriptions Freed Of Tax  Several New State   Several New State Laws Go Into Effect

16 Killed, 87 Are Hurt In Algeria Clash  Bloody Weekend In 7-Year-Old French Crisis

16 Are Killed in Revenge Clashes   - Lynching, Shootings {In Algerian Strife

‘New’ Soviet Proposal  Said Same Old One   Anti-De Gaullists Stage Bloody Riots in Algeria

A Bloody  Weekend  In Algeria Violence Takes  Lives of 16: ao”  87 Are Injurec

Algiers And  Oran Swept By Terrorism   Adenauer, De Gaulle Will Discuss Berlin

Clashes Kill 16 in Algeria   French Troops and Police-Caught In Middle During Bloody Weekend

Violence Hits Algiers, Oran  ins ith 16 Dead  87 Hurt In Clashes Between Mobs And Troops In Algeria

Troops And Police Caught In Middle; 16 Are Killed And 87 Injured By Rioters

Presumably In New York   resumably In New York  First World Series Game Oct. 4

Bills for Taxing Incomes Stir Up Debate in House  One Plan Would Bar

Grueling Trip Begins With Hight Tuesday   De Gaulle, Khrushchey, Queen Elizabeth On List To Be Visited

Kennedy Ready For Personal Diplomacy Debut  President Will Meet Diafeantilea Adnemillan   President Will Meet DeGaulle, Macmillan Nikita During Trip

Worlds Attention To Be On Vienna   Kennedy Will See De Gaulle, Khrush, Macmillan In Week's Trip To Europe   Says Freedom Will Be Silent Guest At Talks

Eyes of the world focus on Vienna   First meeting with Khrushchev this Tuesday

North Carolina Voters Reject Bond Issues   Jolting Rebuff For Governor

 Seven Truckers Held FBI Joins In Investigation  Of Grain Weight Swindles

Catholic Priests in Cuba Exiled   Bishop and 135 Others Shipped From Country

Carmola Claims Prosecution ‘Pressure’ Lamneck Requests Written Transcript

Lite’s End  WALTER FEATHERSTON FUNERAL SERVICE SET — FRIDAY MORNING

Life’ s End.  wks FEATHERSTON FUNERAL SERVICE SET — FRIDAY MORNING

Home-Made Bomb Kills Kansas Boy   Dodge City Accident Occurs In Alley At Friend’s Home

While School Keeps  FATE Fatty TF FAT TATTEF TAY TCC   TERRY KOUNKEL IS — ALCEBRA CHAMP

Six-Day-Old   Communist Offensive Aimed  At Prolonged War in Laos

Big City Politics to Get GOP Attention   Republicans Hope to Chal lenge Democrats’ Grip.

ta blicans Confident About Future Election  IGOP Looks to Scie) in Large Cities

No Sobs or Tears as Cook County Morgue Has Busy Day Handling Victims Bodies

Missouri Companies.. .  7 Steel Firms Indicted In Antitrust Case

7 Steel Firms To Face Charge Of Conspiracy   Grand Jury Says. The} Stifled Competition On Highway Work

President Reddix Of JSC Delivers State Of The College Message   Jackson State College Quiet After Friday Student Boycott

LBJ's Work s Extensive; Behind Sos  “Feels He Owes Tt" To President To‘Keep From Limeligh

Addresses Moscow News Parley Spaceman Gagarin States  He'd Like Flying To Moon

U.S. Explaining Its Position on German Rights  Talks With Neutral:   Talks With Neutrals Stress Insistence on Self-Determination

Nelson Renews His Tax Appeal  ’ Outlines Changes He Is Willing to Make

Governor Renews Tax Passage Plea   Outlines Few of Changes He’s Ready to Make in Attempt to Gain Approva'

Audience Cool To Nelson Plan For Tax Change  Governor Yields On Income Levy ee Sate S ae = eee oes

Nelson Bumps Into New Tax Opposition   Audience at Hearing Unsympathetic to Compromise Plan

Bitter Battle Expected Hearing Is Thursday Night On Compensation Measure   Average Rate 1.7

Bitter Battle Expected  Hearing Is Thursday Night  On Compensation Measure      Grazing Fees Would Be Hiked Under House Bill Proposal

Moscow Reported Ready To Work Out Agreement On Germany   MAY BE ACCEPTABLE TO WESTERN POWERS

Ready to Make Agreement First On West Berlin   _ Arrangement on East Germany’s _ Sovereignty Would Follow, With Peace Treaty Last.

White Retires, LeMay Assumes USAF Command   Nuclear Bomber Developer Takes Over Air Force

Usual-Pick-Up In Defense Spending Expected For U.S. Prior To June 30

Defense Costs Below: Estimate  Expect Higher Rote In Year’s Last Half

Discuss Role Of NATO In Free World   Parley Ranges Over Entire World To Block Communism Spread

South Africa Marks Birth Of Republic  Nation Mobilizes To Ward Off Majo

 Bre Break Is Official   Whites in South Africa Celebrate New Republic

South Africa Mobilized As Republic Born  Nation On Guard Against Non-White Majority Of People

South Africa Now Republic   Nation Is Mobilized Against Uprising by Nonwhites

School Spending Increase Backed  9 Organizations Go Along With Sanford  In Seeking Increase

French Army. Set For Action As Rebels Mass   Show of Strength On Eve of Peace Talks Likely In Algeria

Algerian Rebels Showing Strengtl  Week’s Activities Heighten Fears Of Offensive By Rebels

Algeria Fears New Attacks   20,000 Rebels Massed on Borders; French Brace Army

French Set For Action In Algiers   20.000 Rebels Mass On Borders To Show Force

P. T. A. FALL CONFERENCE  Challenge of quality in education taken

— Recent Anti-US Stand Administration Appears Set to Resume Tito Aid

Chimp’s Flight Important Step In Space Plan   Man Next? Shot Tuesday Viewed

U.S. Plans to Orbit Chimp This Week  Will Clear Way for Nation’s

‘Chimp’ Will Rocket Around Earth, if U.S. Plans Go Well   If Test Succeeds, a Human Space Pilot Will Make the Next Trip

Final Trial Before Man To Go Aloft   Launch Might Be Made Tuesday By U.S. Space Agency

Chimp Might Orbit Tuesday   U.S. Is Hoping To Send Manned Craft Before Year's End

LS to Rocket Chimpanzee Around Earth   Three Round Trips Planned for Chimp During the Week

Will Orbit World 3  Times in 4.5 Hours   NASA Trial Could Occur Tuesday; Designed For Preliminary Testing Of Equipment For Orbiting Humans

Ohio State 16 Purdue 7 Minnesota 16 Wisconsin 29 Texas 33 Michigan 38 N. Dame 26 Indiana 7 Mich. St. 6 Towa 9 N-western 10 Baylor 7 Illinois 6 Pittsburgh 20      eek     U.S.   Triple Orbit Final Test Before American Goes Into Space

Crash Kills Four Soviet Generals  Report Hints May 4 Other  © ie Pua ae

Legislature Nears End Of Session With GOP Leaders Still In Conflict

‘INNER SPACE’ EXPLORATIONS  _ Navy Seeks Funds To Probe Ocean Mysteries

Senator Feels Next 48 Hours Crucial Period   Will Decide U.S. Sten, Says Wiley

Deputies to Remain in Geneva   Top Western Delegates To Leave Test Ban Talks

Nuclear Test Ban Sessions  Deadlocked   he .. British D aeons To Quit Conference Friday

Chief Envoys To Abandon Nuclear Talks   Aides To Continue Effort In Geneva To Sway Russians

West's Top Delegates Quit Talks      American And British Lead. ers Give Up On Geneva Nuclear Ban.

Cite Soviet Refusal To OK Controls   Deputies To Stay, Continue Parleys

Top U. S.;, British Delegates To Leave Deputies to Continue Deadlocked Conference

West Envoys To Leave Geneva Talk   U.S., British Aides Feel Red Stand Dooms Prospects

Deputies Stay at  Geneva U.S., British Feel Little  oT DP, A sue oe!

Prospects Dim For Disarm Pact Now  S$: Teo American, british Delegates Decide to Ge Home

U.S., British Top Delegates Will Go Home   Deputies Will Remain At Stalled Geneva Conference

Dean, Briton AreDubious Off for U.S.  No Headway Against Soviet Control Stand

NOTHING TO BE GAINED BY STAYING   Soviets Refuse Any Discussion  But Own Pians

To Leave Test Ban Meetings   Top British and U.S. Delegates Will Go Home

US, British Delegates To  Quit Talks   ‘Nothing Gained? By Presence At Deadlocked Meet

Test ban split widens with controls balk   U.S., British delegates leave talks to deputies

Top Western > Envoys to Quit Test Ban Talks   See No Break in  Deadlock   ‘Non-Nuclear Club’ Asked By U.N. Group

Deputies Will Continue Conference \Top U.S., British Envoys ‘To Ouit A-Test Ban Talks

Russia Rejects Proposal For Machinery To Control Tests Over Its Territory

Western Leaders fo Test Ban Talks Are Coming Home   Deputies Will Continue Negotiations; But Little Chance of Accord Seen.

U.S., British Delegates Quit Test Ban Talks   Prospects Dim for Any Agreement on World Disarmament

Dean To Quit -Bomb Talks   British Delegate To Nuclear Meet Will Also Leave  Fridav For J. S.

U.S., British Delegates Quit Test Ban Talks   Decide Nothing Can Be Gained By Their Continued Presence

Back-To-Jobs Move Seen In  Belgian Strike   But Secialist Tells Workers To Go On With Long Walkout

Belgian Cabinet Spokesman Sees Return to Work   But Socialists Urge Strike to Continue 

Socialists Ask Strike  Continue   Claim Belgium  ‘In Virtual State Of Siege’ After Lieve Rioting

Expect Strike  In Belgium fo End by Monday   But Labor Group Disagrees With Cabinet Spokesman: 75 Injured in Liege.

Despite Predictions ‘Belgian Workers Urged \To Continue Big Strike

Strike End Moves Seen  In Belgium   But Socialists Claim Nation in Virtual State of Siege

STRIKE END PREDICTED IN BELGIUM   Socialist Group Claims Virtual State of Sieae

Socialists in Belgium Claim Virtual Siege   But Government Is Confident of Back to Work Move

Financial Titans in Bitter Strugele  For Control of Alleghany Corp.

Kirby Forces Say They Win Battle  Alleghany Fight Not Over, Says Murchison

Russia Warned It's Holding up Man’s Progress   Soviets Block Plan For Small Nuclear Test Explosions

In Liquor Wrangle iceman eieietemnenmememntneniemimemetineimme ieee  Commission Raps Erbe

Governors Line Up For Display Of Unity Behind JFK in Foreign Affairs

Farmer Boycott of Cattle Mart Tested Today; Seek Price Hike   Hoosier Doubts Plan Vill Work

nKeacrion in West  Bomb Test Labeled ‘Wanton Disregard For Human Race’

'30 Billion Years Old? Universe's Mysteries Baffling Astronomers

Scientists Revise ‘Age’ Of Universe   Astronomers Report Evi dence Of 30 Billion Years Of Time,

UN ACTION POSSIBLE  Rusk Says World Peace - Threatened in Viet Nam

Issue Headed for UN  Rusk Says N. Viet Nam Threatens World Peace

Secretary Hints UN May Probe  Dangerous Issue  Cites Determination   Cites Determination Of U.S. to Protect Small Asian State

Nehru Greets Johnson At Airport   Abandons Protocol In Special Show Of Courtesy

Nehru Goes To Airport To Greef Johnson   Special Show Of Courtesy

Successful Pageant  $5,000 In Prizes To End Eventful Steelmark Days

EASI-WEST CONFERENCE   Get-Together Of Churchmen, Politicians Reported Being Planned

Babson Makes Annual Forecast On Business, Economic Conditions, With Some Reference to Political Situation

mies 5 afrs,  ee ew edwiny jrated  Rueben Borchers a yinclud-, Mr, and Mrs. L  r. and: Mrs.- Marie Pl @ obert, Ar-: Mrs, Elmer PJ . and Mrs.[ Larry; Mr. # . and Mrs.' Mrs. Fred @ Jean, and’ Mrs. John ss, Ed. Plue-, dall; Mr. ‘  hinks Péfi  2°:.2" President Kennedy Won't Be So Bad

No Big Economic Changes  Seen for 1961 by Babson   Politics and New President

BABSON’‘S FORECAST FOR 1961—  Sees Few Changes Under JFK; Less Business   COMMODITY PRICES, INCLUDING GOLD

SOVIETS ASK FOR HALT  Would-Be Spies Irritant To Secret-Buying Reds

American Embassy Attacked in Nigeria   Belgians Also Target as Whites are Beaten by Mob

Utility Reform Shelved Again   Legislature Panel Drops Ax on Bill

Bill To Alter Utility Rate Setup Killed   House Committee Rules Out Change By 14 To 6 Vote

Ax Falls On Changing Of  Rate For mula   . Bills Shelved; ‘ House Beefs Up Anti-Smut Laws

Bill To Change Utility Rate Formula Loses  GOP-Controlled House Committee

Utility Rate Plan Change Bill Shelved   Measure Defeated  By Ohio House Committee. 14-6

-—-ANOTHER LOSS FOR DISALLE— Committee V ote Kills Utility Rate Measure

Search for Suspected 16-Year-Oid — ~ Killer Spreads to Neighboring State:

Demo-Controled Senate Voles Approva To New Congress District Boundaries

Rask Still In Dark Whether Soviet Union Will Negotiate Compromise Of Berlin Crisis

Decision pleases [ke   No progress apparent yet inRusk-Gromyko meetings

Talks Give No Hint on Soviet Berlin Stand   Rusk Will Make New Effort Saturday in Gromyko Conference

Rusk Still In Dark Over Berlin  Secretary Meets Acain Saturday With Cramvlka

On Berlin Settlement  Rusk Not Certain About  Intentions Of Russians

Rusk Presses (rom vko On Berlin Crisis   Hopes To Find Ou Soviet Intentions In Talk Saturday

Saturday Talks Scheduled for Rusk, Gromyko   Secretary Awaits Clue From Reds

Reds Told To Coexist With West   Soviet Party Also Tells People Living Standard Boost Due

Bw ey SRO VOD LY ew AT Ue wrt  Peaceful Coexistence Order For Commies: West Doomed

HISTORIC RED MANIFESTO ASKS PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE   BY STANLEY JOHNSON And REINHOIN EN?

New Communist Plan Orders Reds to Support “Peaceful Co-existence”’

20-Year Plan for ‘New Life’   Reds Warn If War Comes, People Will Bury Imperialism’

Soviets Promise Abundance  Say Communism To Take World  In Peaceful Manne

To Boost Living Standard For All Soviet Workers   Heres Short Outline Of New Red Drive   PATRIOTIC BUTY

On the Inside   Russia’s Big Blunders Are Exposed In This Week  Magazine   ALL REDS TOLD TO'COEXIST  WITHTHE WEST

Free Housing Pledged  Communist Party Orders Support of New Program

Peaceful coexistence  is adopted by Kremiin SOVIET PEOPLE ARE PROMISED RAISE IN LIVING STANDARDS

Better Conditions Promised People  Of Soviet Union   But Communist Document Says War Possible

 : : Pledge Free Housing, Transportation  Soviet Communists Order Reds To Support Coexistence

Despite Small Audience Impact of Kennedy Interviev Could Be Historic in Russia

Small Segment Of Russians To See Interview   Risk Involved In Printing It

JFK’s Remarks Will Reach A Small But Important Group Of Russians

Bank Is Robbed At Kirkersville  Twa Macked Gunme   Two Masked Gunmen Flee With $12,000

TO MEET CURRENT PROBLEMS— Oil And Gas Conservation Statues  Should Be Overhauled, Oilmen Told

Johnson Impresses Republicans  No. 2 Man Plugs For   No. 2 Man Plugs For Foreign Aid Program And Wins Applause

Not Viewed As Answer To Proposal  Explosion Of Low   Explosion Of Low Kiloton Range In Some Area As Ist

Firing Follows Appeal for Ban By US., Britain   AEC Statement Says Explosion In Atmosphere

Shot Is Fired In Air, AEC Report Says   U.S. Officials Don’t Think Blast Answer To Proposal for Ban

AEC Says Shot Was Exploded  In Atmosphere  Follows Appeal by U.S., Britain To Ban Such Explosions Because Of Radioactive Diffusion.   Latest Nuclear Test by Soviets Ruins Kennedy's Nantucket Sound Cruise

Not Seen As Answer To  Ban Appeal   Radiation Danger Of Atmospheric Blasts Cited In Proposal

Urges Ban On Poisonous Almospheric Explosions   Nonaligned Not Aligned Friction Rocks  Neutrals Talk

Atmosphere Explosion,  U.S. Reports   Not Considered Final Answer To Plea for Ban

U.S. Detains Cuban Plane   Makes Unauthorized Landing in Bermuda

Havana-Bound Plane Held In Bermuda   Seizure Follows Unauthorized Landing At Base

PARTIES, PARADES, PANDEMONIUM  Most of Nation’s Notables Due to Attend Inauguration

CROWD FOR KENNEDY INAUGURAL EXPECTED TO BE THE BIGGEST EVER   Church School Attendance

[Expect Half Million to Attend 4-Day \Festivities Climaxed by Inaugural

Jobs Decreasing In the. Face of Rising Optimism   Many Employers See Improvement in May

Claims France Using Jellied Gas Bombs  Paris Delegate Denies Charges

Ld , a =  Cost $109 Million Each Navy Orders Five New Polaris Subs

Dover, Phila, County Schools Unite In Summer Education   99.87 % Of Realty Tax Is Paid

Cement Firm Buys More Land   Acquire 135 Acres In Morgan District

Cement Firm Buys Moreland   Total Holdings Now Over $240,000 Here

Seibert Firm To Print Ballots  pore pe eee   New GOP Candidate For Council Here

Six Die Die in_N.H. N.H. Crash  24. Accidental Deaths  Recorded i in New England

Occasional Snow   Aim to Cut Off Escape Of Killers   Investigation Started Into Massacre of 13 Airmen From: Italy

Troops Seal Off All Air Fields Around Kindu   Malayan Garrison Reinforced Under Orders by Secretary General Thant.

Air Field Sealed Off, Kindw Garrison Reinforced  UN Cuts Escape Route Of Murderous Congo Force

U.N. Acts To Keep Soldiers From Escape   Only U.N. Planes Permitted To Use Airfields In Area

Congolese Massacred 13 Italians   Reinforcements Flown to Area as UN Starts Probe

Seal Off Air Fields, Escape Routes   Leftist Strongman Gizenga Possibly Linked To Massacre

X15 Sets New Speed Record 0f 3.370 MPH   Unique Sidestick Used By Test Pilot In 12-Minute Flight

Expected 16-F oot River Crest in Boone Tonight; Waterloo Better   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dikes Hold There But One Breaks At Evansdale   Students and Guardsmen Work On the Dikes

‘Kids Did The Job,’ Official Says; Anery Cedar Rolls At Peak 5 Hours   Constant Vigil   Heavy Damage   Red Cross Helps

. PIOIGS-AT £41.00 FECT  Flooding Cedar Leaves Thousands Homeless   Race to Protect County's Roads Against Rising Cedar

Cedar Surges At Record Level!   Thousands Battle Surging Cedar River At Waterloo

Ramsey Goes to Rail Commission  ~ Reagan Assumes Duties -OFf Lieutenant Governor

Six Held In Burglaries At Three Dover Stores And Raaersville School   ‘Mother Anxious To Get First Glimpse Of 4 Daughters  Philadelphia Quads In Very Good Condition” In Incubators

Bomb Threats Stir Capital   Government Building Evacuated 2nd Time

Police Hunt Again Finds No Explosive   Brother Barred From Country, _Phoner Claims

TTT  Lady, Keep Your Eye On The Cheese Those Holes May Be Swiss Gimmick  CETEALDRE EEA Pa EE Eee EPP

“Blind’’ Product Brings Action By FDA  Federal Officials Seize’ Phony’ Swiss Cheese With Artificial Holes

Government Moves to Plug Artificial Holes jIn Swiss Cheese -- Only Real Ones Will Do!

Only Real Ones Will Do Government Moves To Plug Artificial Holes In Cheese   Good Cheese On Top

All-Time Slaughter Record Due on  Nation’s Highways   DEATHS AT A GLANCE   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Heavy traffic Sends Deaths Grimly Higher   Sobering Effect On Drivers Is Hope Of Safety Officials

Hope Expressed on Disarmament by  UN Diplomats   Stevenson, Gromyko Hold Session on Subject That  Has Stalled All Talks

Events in Germany  Gen. Clay Briefs Brandt; Reds Hold Train Hours

State Needs $6.9 Million In New Revenues   Barron's Program To Prove Costly

Special Session To Seek — $6.9 Million New Revenue   4 More Items Added To Special Agenda

NATO Ministers Study Defenses  - Raview Praanrace ta   Review Progress to Goa! of 30 Divisions

Put Berlin Issue Aside — NATO Ministers Take Look at West Defense

Ministers Discuss Defenses  Norstad Cites Al ond baw AA apa   Norstad Cites Need for More NATO Division:

NATO Ministers Onen Study of Their Defenses  15-Nation Alliance Reviews Progress of Goal of 30 Divisions

West’s Defenses Studied Controversies Of Allies  Placed In Background

Berlin Issue  Shelved   NATO Ministers Turn Attention To Defenses

WEATHER   NATO Ministers Open Study Of Their Defenses  15-Nation Alliance Reviews Progress Of Goal Of 30 Divisions

NATO Officials Turn to Defense of W. Europe  U.S. Gen. Norstad Tells Ministers of Need for More Men

NATO Ministers Open Study of Their Defenses  15-Nation Alliance  Reviews Progress of

McNamara fo Modify Trust lfNecessary   Questioned About Interest Conflict In His Holdings

BYRD FEELS QLD STATUTE  IS VIOLATED   Nominee Offers To Revamp His Finance Setun

Dollar Dust   LE MARS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN — PAYS RECORD DIVIDEND  Total Deposits Now $6,430,647 — Up Over Twenty-five Per Cent In Past 12 Months

May Dump Sorgo To Hold Prices   Aimed at Farmers Who Didn’‘t Join Feed Grain Plan

Doverite Badly Hurt In Crash  Local Truck Driver Is Cited By Patrol

Free X-ray In District  Mobile Cruiser   Mobile Cruiser Schedulee Given

Flatly Spurns Kennedy Bid fo End Tests   Says Russ Disarm Troika Plans Are Only Solution

Bickering Follows Top Secret Briefing From. US. Defense Officials.

SOLONS BICKERING OVER U.S. STATUS  Controversy Over Missile Gap Rumbles Anew

Recreation Unit Finishes Plans On Playground   More Than 5,000 Local Youngsters To Be Participants

Recreation Unit Finishes Plans On Playground  More Than 5,000 Local Youngsters

Trujillo Plot Master Mind  Diaz Slain   Retired General, Aide Killed in Gun Battle; Riddled Bodies Shown To Foreign Newsmen

May Raise China Ouectian   Senate Approves Compromise on Mine Backfilling

Hills Beach Officers Of Survey Said Saco Church Nearly Done Club Named

Always A Surprise Ending: —  Miss America Contestants Go Into ‘Blind’ Rehearsal For Big Moment

Senate OK’s Education Bill Change  Accepts Amendment   Accepts Amendment To Broaden Scope Of $2.55 Billion Plan

Daniel May Call Solons Back Again    JUST PASSED   ANOTHER SESSION

SLATED FOR TEACHER PAY   Two Major Bills Barely Get Under Midnight Deadline

Housing Bill Gets 64-25. SenateOkeh   House Conservatives Plan Fight Against Vast, New Subsidies

Catch-All Plan Passes Senate With 64-25 Vote   Conservatives Begin Organizing For Big Floor Figh

House Readies for Fight  Kennedy Housing Bill Passes Senate 64-25

Katanga  Demands  Withdrawal - Foreign Minister's _ Statement Follows

Reorganized - NLRB Bill Voted Down   House Coalition: Later Fails To Kill  Proposal To Abolish: Maritime Board

Too Ridiculous For Any Action, Council Holds   Only Soviet Russia Backs Cubans, Who Meet Third Rebuff

Majority Claims No Evidence  U.N. Drops Cuban Charge Of ‘Invasion’ From U.S.

U.N. rejects Cuban charge of invasion   Council ends debate without taking any action

U.N. Group Discards Cuban Charges U.S. Is Planning To Invade Island

UN. Discartds Cuban Charge Session Ends   security Council Says No Evidence Of An Invasion

UN Rejects Cuba Claim  On Invasion   Council Refuses Vote On Charges’ Made By Casiro

U.N. Diseards Cuba Charge ‘Invasion’ Due  Debate Ended Without Vote, Victory For U.S.

UN Security Council Discards Cuban Charae Invasion by U.S. Is Imminent

U.N. Diseards Castro Charge Of Invasion   Lack of Evidence Is Indicated: Victory for U.S.

U.N. TURNS DOWN CUBA CHARGES   Security Council Discredits Claims That U.S. Is Preparing To Invade Island, Attack Castro.

Cuban charges dismissed by U.N. security counci!   Two-day debate ends without a vote

U.N. Ignores Cuba Charge;  Castro Fans Invasion Fear   GUNS BRISTLE ON SEAFRONT  Troops On The Move Everywhere In Cuba

Most Members of Council Find No Evidence to Back Up Allegations by Castro

Heated Debate Ended Without Taking A Vote   U. S. Scores Victory After Two-Day Session —Only Soviet Union Backed Cuban Charge

Council Discards Accusation Of U.S. Invasion   Group Ends Debate Without Dignifying Charge With Vote

Castro Charges Of Invasion Plan Reiected by U.N.   U.S. Wins Again As Council Ends Debate on Issue

Guiana Voters To Determine Colony's Future Government Will  Have Right To Apply  Ear ladoenandansa

UNREST SWEEPS CUNGCY  Reports of Tribal Violence Come From Elisabethville

Gen. Taylor Recalled in Cuban Crisis   : President Briefs - Ike, GOP Chiefs - an. Situation

FH and Jr. Band Concerts  Please: Honor Miss Collins   160 Young People Present When ‘Methodist Event Is Held Here

President To Speak:  Capital Officialdom Will Greet Editors. Publishers

House Kills Income Tax Outlaw Vote   Voters Not Given Chance to Decide Type of Levy

Legislature Pushes for June Wind-Up  Committee Heads lenad T+ Aw won   Committee Heads Urged To Act on Important Bills

Appropriations ‘Bill: “Due Legislature Ih Drive. For Mid-June Windup

Sentencing Deferred— Kistner Pleads Guilty to Aiding in Embezzlement

Embezzling Guilty Plea By Kistner   Admits Helping Mrs. Geiger In Bank Fraud

Safety Plan for Drivers  Told Group   Minnesota Road Committee Hear: Set of Proposals

Du Pont Asks Stock Leeway   Seeks Flexibility in Disposing of GM Secunties

DuPont Asking Hexible Plan  sed Law Woule   Proposed Law Would Soften Order’s Blow

U.S. Stockpiling Automatic Rifles Just In Case  Bolster W. Berlin Arms

U.S. Group Shows Berlin lts Readiness   Demonstrate Landing Technique As Reds Maneuver At Border

Demonstrate Readiness Infantrymen Stage Landine  Exercises In West Berlin

U.S. Units Maneuver  In Berlin   Landing Staged By Battle Groups Qn Havel River

Describes Billowing Fire   Farm Belt Leader Gets Fired by Khrushchev

Space Balloon Readited   MAJOR LEGISLATIVE TEST  Solons Study Daniel’s Bills

112 Held as Terrorists ‘ 9 Indicted for Harassing Pair By Vandalism, Telephoned Threat

Wisconsin Time Changes Sunday  Timepieces Should   Timepieces Should Be Moved Uno Hour

Commie Police Drag Body Through Fence Into Eastern Zone      Four Boys Fired on Earlier By Trigger Happy Guards

Commies Kill One  Berliner Drag His Body   Drag His Body Through Wire

{a Hrasninge on: ‘'Newsmen, Governmental  IHeads Slate Conference

Three Die When Four Dwellings Collapse   91-Year-Old Philadelphia Sewer Caves In_From Seepage: Houses Fall In Hole

Armed Forces Mobilized To. End Uprising  Great Threat To de Gaulle .

Republican John McCone to Head Intelligence Unit: Dulles Retires

Inside The Progress   Into Spring of ‘1962...  Slow, Steady Climb Seer  For Steel and Economy

Twisters Whip Over Missouri During Night   Buildings Damaged Near Kingdom City And Mount Morich

Hattie Death Toll Mounts  U.S., Other Neighbor Nations Rush Aid to Battered Colony

Nations Rush Aid To Scene  Hattie’s Death Toll Rises In Worst Honduras Disaster

Belize Scene of Horror After Hurricane Hattie Hits--At Least 68 Die

VOunTTY S$ Worst visasier —  Hurricane Toll Rises; US Aid  Sent Honduras

U.S. Plans To Indict Reds in U.N.   Start of Nuclear Test Series by Russians Could Iqnite Arms Race

Bandsman’s Blows Told by Daughter   Daughter-in-Law Reports Seeing Bloody Clothing

WIFE SLAIN; BANDLEADER IN CUSTODY   Spade Cooley Admits Slapping Estranaed Mate

‘KENNEDY DID IT” — Eisenhower Denies Sale  ~ OF Jets To Yugoslavia

Claims Nothing To Do With Selling 135 Jets   Plot Thickens As to Sale of Jets; Kennedy Administration Says Ike Left Memo Outlining Sale of Fighters

K Promises Mighty Bomb   50 Megaton Blast Set For Oct. 31    Nation’s Capitol Would Be Deep Crater   Jet Plane Sale — Not Ike’s Doing

lke Denies Any Part In Plane Deal   Actual Agreement Made Last March, He Claims

No Part In Jet Deal: Ike   Sale to Yugoslavia OKd by State Dept. He Tells Newsmen

Ike Says He Had Nothing to Do With Jet Sale   Actual Agreement Was Made in March

Eisenhower Denies Any  Part in Sale of Planes Ex-President Says Deal With Yugoslavia Made by Kennedy

DiSalle Dusts Off, Resubmit: Old Measures  Conflict-Of-Interest Message Sent To Ohio Legislature

DiSalle Presses His Pet Bills  Once-Defeated-Iseves: Gainan Rack ta Calane

DiSalle Presses His Pet Bills  Once-Defeated Issues   Once-Defeated Issues Going Back to Solons

T-Patchers Ready And Willing If Necessary, Maj. Gen. Carl Phinney Says

syovernments Concerned As Reds Serve Notice Northern Nations Seek Protection From Fallout

‘No Agreement on Harmful Effect      Nations in Fallout Zone Explore Protection

Countries Of World Begin  Taking Fallout Precautions   Lambasting Of Albania Could Cause Red Split

SOVIETS INTEND TO COMPLETE TEST SERIES  Nations of World Taking Fallout Precautions   Bomb Appeal Action Urged   KHRU SPEECHES MILD  Red Bloc Ritt Is Speculated

Northern Nations Seek To Avert Menace of Atomic Radiation Fallout

Approved By 42-8 Vote  Sanford Food Tax Plan  Is Victorious In Senate  l  > -

 White Man Beaten on Street And Two Girls Are Injured As Explosives Are Thrown

Gangs Roam In  Chicago   Man Attacked With Ax Handles, Explosives Hurled At Two Girls

64. Arrested  In Chicago s  Racial Strife 1S Suffer iniesies inflicted By Rovin;

Racial Violence  Afflicts Chicago   Rampaging Negro Youths Terrorize South Side

NegroYouth Death Spurs New Attacks   Whites Injured By Roving Gangs For Third Straight Day

pealiasil.tial  Negto Gangs Set Off New  Race Trouble  White Man Reaten   White Man Beaten And 2 Girls Are Injured by Blast

Roving Gangs  of Negroes Rut  Riot in Chicago Use Ax Handles on  Man, Young Girls Injured by Bomb

Negro Youths Attack Man, Two Girls with Ax Handles in Chicago Racial Riots —

MORE RACE VIOLENCE ERUPTING   Explosives Hurled At 2 Young White Girls In Chicago

118 White Persons Injured Chicago Scene Of Racial Violence; ‘Riders’ Struggles Are Continuing

Chicago in Midst Of New Race Riot  Elgin Man Beaten With Ax Handles

64. Arrested In Chicago Violence  Police Patrol Area As Toll Of White Vietime Hite 2

IN CHICAGO'S RACE STRIFE   Explosives Hurled At Girls, Man Hit With Ax Handles

EMERGENCY PLAN USED BY POLICE   18 Whites Are Injured During Negro Attacks

Race Strife In 3rd Day At Chicage   Young Negroes Attack 3 White People; 64 Nabbed Earlier.

Young Chicago Negroes Attack White Persons       Violence Erupts For Third Straight Day In Tense, Mixed Neiahborhood

Chicago Is Stirred By New Attacks   Negro Gangs Blamed; Police Rounding Up

Violence Erupts In Chicago   Race Relations Are Tense For 3rd Straight Day

Roving Youth Gangs Injure 18 Racial Violence Erupts  in Mixed Chicago Area

Racial Violence Erupts Again in an Area of Chicago   Negro Youth Gangs Hit White Man, Throw Explosives at White Girls.

More Race Violence Hits Chicage   Attacks by Negroes Follow Unsolved Slaying Of 16-Year-Old Youth

18 Whites. Are Injured By Negroes   Southwest Chicago  Scene Of Vielence

“Encouraging Trend” Noted In Traffic Figures Council Optimistic But Cautious In Tol! Report

Nation's Traffic Fatality Figure Well Below Safety Unit’s Estimates

Chambers Hire Expert  L. Bucks May Have  ixpanded Seaport   On Duty Tonight  Municipal Officials  To Turn Librarians

At Democratic Caucus... . . Legislators Sound Off On Doubled School Aid

Governor to Get First Reaction To School Plan   Report Calls for Almost Doubling $875 Million Spent on Education.

Vandals Overrun Silver Lake Par k  Steal Su om prem al Rip eto oe

Tuesday At 8 a.m. ‘== see  Ist U.S. Astronaut Space Flight Slated

America’s First Astronaut Scheduled To Take Venture Out Of This World Next Week

ASTRONAUT EXPECTS TO SURVIVE  U.S. to Launch First Spaceman Next Week

America’s First Astronaut Set To Soar Over Atlantic In Test Flight Tuesday

Historic U.S. Event Due Tuesday.  Astronaut Set To Leap Into Spaee

U.S. Man In Space Hop Set For Tuesday  Peak Altitude Of 115 Miles, Speed Of 4500 Miles An Hour Planned

Astronaut’s Identity Still Held Secret   15-Minute Flight Won't Equal Soviet; To Begin New Era

House Approval Fully Expected By Next Week   Use of Guns Will Determine Extent of Crime

Death Penalty Rule Expected For Hijackers   House Expected To Bacl Senate’s Approval Of Law To Prevent Theft Of Airliners

New Era Dawns Congress May Vote Death Penalty for Hijackers  Of Airplanes in America

Senate Passes Bill to Allow Juries To Sentence Plane Hitackers to Death

Modern Piracy Has Taken The Place Of Capt. Kidd, Morgan, Blackbeard

Solons Plan Death For Air Piracy   House Expected To Follow Senate In Move To Halt Hijacking

Air Piracy May Bring Death Penalty; Laws Under Study   Air Hijacking Prevention Steps

Gen. LeMay Pushes Bomber Program Despite Kennedy Budget Shortage -

Gym Fee For County Tourney Subscribed But Not In Time  ED. NOTE:

JFK Regime Studying Eliminating 8-10 Divisions Of Guard, Reserves

State Chiefs Surprised U.S. May Eliminate 8-10  Reserve, Guard Units      Leaders Here Comment

8 OR 10 DIVISIONS MAY BE ELIMINATED  ~ Jack Nears Touchy Decision

Guard, Reserve Outfits May be Cutby 8 or 10   Reshuffle Would Aim at Speeding Up Readiness for Duty

Texas, Louisiana Gulf Coast Areas  Brace for Storm  Hurricane Packing sere . *- «aeeef~6UCUCUc eC OS   Hurricane Packing Winds of 125 MPH  Many Evacuating

Army Rebel Units Rule In Algiers  Take Over Military   Take Over Military And- Civil Control In French Capital Of Restive N. Africa

CITY SEIZED IN SURPRISE COUP BY ARMY   Attack Directed at De Gaulle

Kiwanis International Aiwenis intematona  Van Roekel, District Gov., De Wild, Local V.P. to Attend at Toronto, Can.

Shooting Takes Place In Police Headquarters   Desk Sergeant Killed. Patrolman Wounded Following Argument Over Traffic Mishap

Gun Fired After Patrolman Starts Quarrel Over Minor Traffic Accident Involv ing His Car.   ARRESTED OFFICER’S BROTHER ALSO HELD

West Rejects Red Plan for West Berlin  Big 3 Notes Say Hands Off;   Big 3 Notes Say Hands Off; Thousands Flee E. Bertin

EAST GERMANS FLEE TO WEST   4,000 Estimated Tr Have Crossed Border Last Weekend

Refugee Exodus Growing   4,000 East Berliners Flee. Over Weekend

Exodus lide Risestrom Red Germany  Refugees Wary Of - Border Shutdown   Refugees Wary O1 Border Shutdown In Berlin Contest

Kremlin said ready to talk   Firm Western decision is for parley on Berlin

Gromyko Ready to Meet Rusk On German Problems   British Say West Will Propose Talks

Rusk, Gromyko to Meet on Germany   State Dept. Pleased With Russian Acceptance of JFK Proposal for ‘Serious Talks’

Three Main Issues Listed For Three-Day Agenda   Reds Say Gromyko Set for Rusk Meet

West to Propose Confererce Russians Say Gromyko Ready To Meet With Secretary Rusk

Gromykols All Set for Talks: Reds   He’s Billed as Read) To Meet with Rusk On German Issue.

Gromyko Ready Te Talk With Rusk Or German Problems  Announcement Comes As Western Powers Begin 3-Day Meeting

On German Problems  USSR Ready To Meet Secretary Dean Rusk   On Berlin Problem  Western Ministers Conference To Open

Gromyko Ready To Talk With Rusk ‘Concerning Conference On Berlin

Lung Concer Curable When Treated Early   New Technique Used to Detect Lung Cancer

he verdict nobody wants At present rate, 45- million Americans may contact cancer

Lung Cancer Most Curable If Treated In Early Stages by Surgery, Radiation

Curable In Early Stages   reuse owites c56 iid? ated < Deal  Lung Cancer Rate Continues To Soar   By ARTHUR GODFREY

Hotel Fire Claims 4.  Persons   Chambersburg Building Swept By Flash Fire, - Othere Hurt

Macing Charge Again Aired at  Stirone’s Trial  Valley Contractor Tells of $31,274 Pavoff to Stirone

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   Churches Features}  (Co) ed 1960, A Nationa of Religion

Argentine Plane Crashes Killing  23 Passengers   C-47 Approaching Airport Falls Near Hospital

Not Work of Three: Mayor  Ryan Charges Fraud In Newburgh Study Report on Welfare

PRAYER FOR...  @ IQDAY e@   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Restrain UN Troops, Seek Congo Calm _  U. S. Marines Diyerted To Area on 4 Ships —Allow Congolese to. Keep Captured Port

Tighten Security Watch   Secret Service Chief Silent On New Scare

MR PBL IO OO OS Train Delay for : — , — * Sleeping Prince  Stirs Parliament

KENNEDY KIDS SNOWBOUND IN WARM FLORIDA   White House Cancels Fligh Because of Washington Storm.

JAIL SENTENCE IS GIVEN BOOK DEALER   Samuel Yudkin, Bethesda, CosFicted OF Violating. Kate Obaremit<c law

Border Belt Leaf Prices Keep Steady   Volume Heavy, Demand Strong

Try on Eve of Kennedy Inauguration Seen  Soviet Space Shot Expected

Maybe An Inaugural Salute To Kennedy - -   Soviet Tracking Ships Sighted

Three Soviet Ships Take Up Positions for Tracking in Pacific Southwest of Hawaii

Reds Seen Attempting  Space Shot May Be Pointed   May Be Pointed Inauguration  Salute To JFK

Freedom Tractor Negotiators Silent On Prospects for Success in Cuba

Tractor Swap Group Silent On Discussions   SEE PICTURE ON PAGE 1-D

Americans Silent On Trade Deal   Representatives Of Prisoners Talk With Unit

Tractor Team Begins Talks; See Captives   Preliminary Confab Held With Presiden! Of Cuba: Castro Ou!

See Adoption of Test Resolution  Procedural Tangle Is Delaying Action

At Nearby Harvey  Give Fall-Out Shelter O. K.   To Be Built In Army Reserve Center Building There

20 Stricken by Ammonia From Barge   Sleeping Families Alerted, Cars Jam Poads From Arca

10,000 Flee Homes Today As Deadly Fumes Sweep 4 Towns: 20 Hospitalized

4 Illinois Towns Are Evacuated   Pipeline to Barge Ruptures; Twenty Persons Hospitalizec

River Barge Leak Releases 300,000 Pounds Of Fumes  C's] Nafeanen D.! a   Civil Defense, Police Awaken Citizens In Midnight Emergence:

20 Hospitalized Trying To Repair Ruptured Pipeline  Fumes Force 10,000 To Flee 4 IIl. Towns

80-Day Injunction On Strike Granted   Prevents Strike Activity Previous To Sept. 21: 500 Ships Idle In 30 Ports -

Recovery Signs Seen As Mixed  Income Drop In February le Renorted

Cuba Defectors Take Over Ship  They Lock Up Shipmates at - Cunnoint. Head for U.S.

Ship On ‘Freedom Stop’  li Cubans Ask U.S. For Asylum  an ant 8 ie , Pee   Captain of Ship Bound For Russia, 10 Crew Men Defect to U.S.

Soviet bound Cuban vessel  Ship captain leads nine of his crew to freedom

Cuba Skinper and 10 Get U.S: Asylum   Lock'23 Seamen, Using 2:Pistols in Nortolk Escane

Cuban Ship Capt fain, 10 More Defect   Officer Describes Coup Aboard Russ-Bound Vessel

10 of Crew Defect Daring Cuba Skipper Hijacks Own Ship; Seeks U.S. Asylum

Cuban Ship Capfain, Ten Crewmen Seize Vessel Af Gunpoint. Sail To US Port

Dramatic Ship Struggle Reported : 11 Cuban Sailors Get U.S: Asylum

Disorders In Brazil Worry U. S.   State Dept. Mum As Quadros Tries To End Violence

U.S. Eyes On Latest Brazilian Uprising      — Quadros Faces First Test Of Violence From Disorders In Country's Northeast

Look, Gals, This Guy’s A Top Cook   Wins in 3 of 5 Classifications With 60 Recipe:

Little Progress Is Evident in Talks Between Rusk and Gromyko on Berlin

‘ oe. Coming Up WESTMAR CHORUS —~ TO CLIMAX 3,000 SPRING TOUR WITH HOME CONCERT “SUNDAY

Coming Up WESTMAR CHORUS — TO CLIMAX 3,000 SPRING TOUR WITH HOME CONCERT SUNDAY

Farewell Honor  Guardsmen, Wives To Be Guests at Barbecue Saturday

NEWS INDEX   SECTION A   Daniel Says ‘Outsiders’ Will Pay Interstate Tax

Reds Would Go Along With One Secretary, But Subject To 3-Way Veto.

J. 5. Says “Nothing Doing’ Russia Tries To Get Troika In Back Door

veeKs 10 CIID IN...  Soviet Troika Program  Is Thrown Out by U.S.

OAS Action Defeat For Cubas Castro   Body Votes To Consider Collective Action Against Regime Of Dictator

Cool, Clear For Kansas   Rivers Continue To Plague Several Points

Odds Mount Against Michael  RockefellerTo UseF lying Boat In Search For Son

Locale Of Search   Tope Diminishes Dy ine four  Gov. Rockefeller Combs Swampy Coast For Son

Rockefeller Seeks Clue To His Son  Anxiety Mounts ‘As Governor Sets .

Hopes Fading Roeky to Find His Son Alive   Governor Searching Crocodile-Infested New Guinea’s Coast

Hunts Missing Son   ee einen a  ‘Rocky 1 Searches Crocodile-Infested Coast for Michael

Hope Fading For Rocky’s Son _—  N.Y. Gov   N.Y. Governor Is Continuing Search Along Guinea Coas'

Rockefeller Presses HuntforSon  But Hope Wanes That Youth Able  To Survive

Search Intensified For Rockefeller Son   Plymouth to Present, ‘Americans Thankful

Glamour Build Up Given Red ‘Space Hero   Described As Splendid Man With Good Smile

‘Russian Television Viewers See “Kind, Russian Face” and “Honest Smile” of First Cosmonaut

27-Year-Old Flier First Man tn Space   First Man in Space Hailed by Soviet TV

p] PN NR ERE EEE d Pe  \Moscow TV Presents 'Pietures Of Spaceman

Space Flyer's Portrait: 'A Good, Honest Smile’   Real Character.

First Spaceman Has ‘Kind, Russian  Face’: Is Married With 2 Children

MEANS ‘WILD DUCK’  Gagarin Appropriately  Named for Space Flight

He's Father Of Two Children—  First Space Man Has 'Good, Honest Smile, Reds Say

Red-Urged Strike Wav e Hits Bolivia   State Of Siege Is Bared; Reds And  Leftists Arrested

Strike Causes Bolivia to Go on Siege Status   Travelers Say Commies Being Arrested: Woe Due to Tin Strike.

Bolivia Under State Of Sieae   President Reportedly Suffered Back Strain

‘Action Follows Red Strikes  And Efforts To Grab Power;  Estenssoro Retains Control

Paging  The News   State Of Siege In Bolivia Following Red-Led Strikes

Crackdown Puts Lull On Capital   Stevenson Stull Planning June 15 Visit

Report Bolivia Is In State Of Seige, Blame Communist Led Strikes

Bolivia Reported Besieged   Near-Martial Law Follows Arrest Of Communists

Bolivia In State Of Siege   Country Near Martial Law; Reds Arrested

Bolivia Under State of Siege In Red Strikes   Government Seizing Communists, Other Extreme Leftists

Net Spread For Leftists In Bolivia   Crackdown Follow: Red-Urged Strikes In Mines Dispute

Bolivia In State Of Siege   Report Widespread Arrests Of Commies And Other Leftists

No Help For Schools  Ports Authority To Issue Bonds, Get Money Anyway

Escapes county jail via home-made rope  John Austin Willis lowers = himeoalf fram rant ta ornind 

FAA Investigates Crash Killing Four Area Men   2? In State Die Violently      327 ‘Killed C On Highways

West’s Path To Berlin Is Ridiculed   Mr. K Sees Us As Asking Soviet To Insure Safety

Reconsideration ls Urged In Bread Price Hike   Sec. Freeman Fears  Public Will React

THE NEIGHBORHOOD REBUILDS  REHAB HOUSE  IDEA & INFORMATION CENTER   SpOuSORED BY VOL PARE aR CERRY CESS coopenarieeny STAFFED wrt CCB

WELCOMES JOHNSON   Cheering Crowds Shout Best Wishes For United States

\I ews in a nutshell  FreaAk ALID WIDE CcEPRYVI   Pakistan welcomes Johnson

Planing Mill Building Leveled  Search For Clues In Ohio Pen Fire

Clues Hunted For Cause Of Ohio Pen Fire  Old Planing Mill Buliding Reported  — & irae

CRAFT START UP HUDSON WITH FUELS   Washington Gets Weekly Snowfall On Schedule

Hundreds Of Schools Are Closed   Autos Buried On Streets; New Storms Forecast

Coast Areas Hard Hit In  Snow Storm   New York Mavor Bans Traffic As Streets. Clogeed

Schools Shut With Traffic At Standstill   New York City And Capital Hit Anew; Warniogs In South

Crippled East Faces New Storm   New York Continues Ban on Nonessential Private Auto Traffic

NEW YORK CITY KEEPS AUTO BAR   New Snow In East  Where Hundreds Of Thousands Of Cars Are Buried.

MORE SNOW PREDICTED Storm Closes Hundreds  Of Schools Over U. S$.

East Coast Hit by New  Snowstorm  Wagner Retains   Wagner Retains Ban on Private Car Traveling

New Storms Are Closing Many Schools   Mountains Of Snow Blankets Nearly All Eastern Seaboard

THE WEATHER   Northeast Blanketed  by Snows   Mayor Wagner Continues NY Ban on Traffic

New Snow Falls In The East   Schools Closed; Private Car Travel Ata Standstill

East Blanketed By Heavy Snow   Hundreds of Schools Closed, Traffic At Standstill Across Large Section

Snowstorm Lashes East, Shuts Schools  Mayor Wagner Continues Ban On Nonessential Traffic

Southern Storm Dumps Foot of Snow in Arkansas  New Storms Tie Up Traffic, Close Many Schools in East

New Snow Covers '  Eastern Seaboard ; i  Schools: Closed; New York OE Travel Curbs: Coritint

New Storms Pile Up Grief For Seaboard   Mountains of Snow Close Schools and Stall Traffic

Baseball Opener Today   Kennedy Advised to Keep Arm Ready for Big Pitch

WEEKEND TRAVEL GUIDE  Bumpy Burro Derby Spotlights Old Miner Days at Big Bear

Kansas Roads Slick In Spots   Highway Crews Hard At Work In All Areas

Special, Delivery—That Never Comes Boyle Dreams of Long Overdue Letters From Out of the Blue

Government’ Case Against Rees Ended   Housewife Tells Of Being Molested By Defendant In 1958

Ohio Assembly Nears Record For Filing Bills   Only 10 More Needed To Top 1,607 Total Chalked Up In 1959

Legislators Likely to Set Bills Record   New Measures Reach 1,598 Mark In Ohio Assembly

1,598 Bills Stack Up In Legislature   Last-Minute Flood Of Measures Nears Reeord in Assembl +

Bills Offered In Legislature Near Record   1,598 Stacked Up; Ohio Senate Could Eclipse 1,607 High

Ninth Floor Blaze Two Guests, Fireman Die In New York Hotel Fire

Three Killed as Fire Hits Hotel in N. Y.   Hundreds Routed, 2 Residents, Firemar  Die: Nine Injured

Three perish in hotel tire   Two residents, fireman dead; nine injured

New York City  Hotel Blaze  Kills Three ‘Two Residents,  Fireman Die In Oth Floor Fire

One Critically Burned Hotel Mayflower Fire Claims Lives Of Three

3 Perish In Hotel Blaze   Seven N. Y. Firemen Overcome By Smoke 400 Mayflower Guests Flee Rooms

Three Are Dead In Hotel Blaze  2 Residents, Firemar  Are VUietimc nf Fire

Three Die In Gotham Hotel Fire   400 Guests InMayflower Rout ed By Blaze

400 Guests Flee  9th Floor Fire Kills Three Persons In Hotel Mayflower

Discuss Laos Political Settlement  Kennedy, Macmillan Confer, Rusk Meets  With Lord Home

Lasting Political Settlement in Laos is Discussed   JFK, Macmillan to Continue Talks On Problems;

Indications Gf Russian OK Mounting   Rusk, Lord Home Confer: Macmillan, Kennedy To Meet 

Red Ok Indicated U.S.. British Officials Strive For Lasting Laos Settlement

Top Level Laos Talks  Continue   Kennedy, Macmillan AlsoDiscussNuclear Ban. Disarmament

Looks for Lasting PeaceinLaos   Demos Leaders Predict Victory for Blakley

Macmillan, Kennedy Slate Talks  British and Russian Officiale Virtually   British and Russian Officials Virtually Complete Joint Call

Lasting Settlement In Laos Tops Agenda As Kennedy, Macmillan Talks Continue

U.S., British Leaders Discuss Major Problems   Kennedy And Macmillan Will Hold Conference On Presidential Yacht

Laos Hopes Rise   Indications Mount Russia Will Accept Formal Cease-Fire

President Now. Prepares For. Vienna Meeting  _ Impression Given Out Ce el ee i oe ie  @ saya   Impression Given Out That His Hand Has Been Strenathened

Kennedy Flies To K Sure of DeG’s Support  Joint Remarks Stress Aim to  ga. of

Kennedy Gets Solid Backing Of De Gaulle   U.S. And French Pleased With Paris Conference

MEET CALLED SUCCESS  Kennedy Ends Paris Talks, Is Assured On West Berlir

UN Leader, JFIK  Retain Firm Stand _ No Backdown From World Body’s

President May Seek Cease-Fire  Receives Plea From Tshomb For Action

Kennedy, Thant Make Bid to End  War in Katanga   Tshombe Pleads With President To End Fighting

Fulbright Endorses Kennedy Program Putting Foreign Aid on Long-Term Basis

ulbright Backs JFK Red Chin In Long-Term BasisFood Tho! orForeian Aid (Own Han

Minimum Wage In State to Be Increased to $1  An Additional 50.006   An Additional 50,00€ Workers to Be Cov. ered by New Law Next Jan. 1.

Holcomb May Get 1. U. Post   Replacement For Athletic Chief 1s Being Sought

Moslems Riot Against French  Algiers Again Scene Of Bloody Outburst

TOUGH TRIBESMEN FACING IRAQ:  British Marines Land In Kuwait; Algiers Fighting

Moslems Swarm Into Algiers, Battle Police   Three Are Shot Dead; City Traffic Tied Up

Moslems Riof Against French  Algiers Again Scene   Algiers Again Scene Of Bloody Outburst

Moslems, French Clash   Hundreds Battle Police In Algiers, 3 Moslems Slain In Demonstration

Moslems Killed In Street Brawl   Rebel FLN Blamed in Anti-French Outburst

onstructive Alternatives ... » Fr a Cpu pICcans  Action Urged Aciion Urged

Senator Snooper   MARDI GRAS CAPERS IN FULL SWING  Mirth Dilutes Hatred

Preceding Lenten Szason ..  Festival Of Mardi Gras Reiqns In New Orleans

In Today’s Paper   Mardi Gras Merrymakers Celebrate In New Orleans

US. Planes Rushed To Viet Nam  Aerial Buildup Confirmed By Embassy

APPEARS CASE OF MASS MURDER Answers to Mystery May Never Be Known

INTEGRATION AT ATLANTA WINS PRAISE   Police, Education Officials Believe Crisis Now Past

DRAWS KENNEDY PRAISE  No Violence as Atlanta Lowers Racial Barriers

Civilian car OK,  buses no   U.S. gets tough, then lets Reds stop buses

Asserts Right to Free Movement Info Red sector  ‘Aammuni¢c# OCrAaar

ARMY ASSERTS RIGHTS, THEN GIVES GROUND  EK. BERLIN STOPS U.S. BUSES

GIs Escort Civilian Car Past Guards   Insist On Right  To Cross Border

Reds Halt 2 Army "  Buses   Commie Guards Refuse Entry To Sightseeing Buses Without Escort

East Berlin Denies Entry Of U.S. Buses  Rad Cruarde Kavlie«   Red Guards Earlier Had Stepped Aside For American Car

ACCOMPANY 2 CIVILIANS 10 CITY   Permit East Germans Turn Back Sightseeing Bus   Travel Restriction Ordered By Yank Commander To Prevent Incidents

U.S. Allows E.Germans To Turn Back 2 Buses   Act to Save Women Passengers From Possible Danger

But Later Permit East Germans To Deny The Entry  Of 2 Army Buses

Red Guards Turn Back 2 American Buses   G.I. Commander Halts Civilian Travel Into Red Sector

Two Inches of Rain Come in Half an Hour  TWISTER, OTHER STORMS RAKE S. E. MINNESOTA

Orocknolders ect     John Morrison Is Elected  Commerce Bank Director

Stockholders Meet  John Morrison Is Elected  Commerce Bank Director

250 Answer Plea Bueks Has Heart For Mary Susan   Busy At Telephone

Hammarskjold’s Body: In Ndola; Khiari to Press For Katanga Cease-Fire

Congo Crisis Cease Fire Talks Continue; Khiari Arrives in Katanaa

Seize Identity Card   Coded Message Revives Fight  Civil War Experts Arque Over Stanton Part In Lincoln's Murder

Increase Reported In Factory Hours  Changes Reflect Economic Upswina

Moderate Upturn in Employment Outlook   Jobless Figure Drops by §33,000 in April.

Factory Work Week Increases  Modest Employment   Modest Employmen’ Gains Are Reported

Good Economic Sign —  Significant Job Gains Reported in Industry

Is Reporfed in Factory Work   U.S. Also Discloses Modest Job Upturn In Several Industries

Assembly Will Face Four Hot Issues Monday   Topics Are Reapportionment, Time, Right-To-Work, Capital Punishment

A Step Below Finstein  Educators Say American Boy, 15, Is Math Genius

Message For Khrushchev.   Public Invited To Attend Pep Rally Tonight

Geneva Session Set  Hope Dim For Agreement In New Test Ban Talks

Who's Best Golfer? ike Or Kennedy?   Would Be Close Match, Anonymous Expert Believes

‘CLOSE CONTEST SEEN   Who Would Win Golf Match —President Kennedy or Ike?

‘Inside Comparison Made  ‘Kennedy, Eisenhower The Better Golfer?

Castro Urges Brazilian People to Take Up Arms; Moderates Made Appeal

Castro Urges Brazilians To Take Up Arms to Put Vice President in Power

Congress Said Ready To Okay Leftist Leader   Military Chiefs Pledge To Arrest Vice President

Civil Conflict ThreatHovers Over Brazil   Castro Calls On Nation ‘To Bear Arms. Fight

Military Stands Fast in Definance Of Goulart Return   Quadros’ Successor Opposed for Leftist Views, Russian Ties   People’s Revolt Urged By Communist Fidel

Civil War Threatens In Brazil   Moderates Urge Acceptance Of Joao Goulart

Ear ‘Shot Off Third Boy  Jealous 20-Y ear-Ole Kills Young Brothers

Jealous _ Youth Kills Two Boys In Georgia  Had Threatend To Wipe Out 9 Acquaintance:  Of Girl Friend

hreatened 10 Wipe Uut 9  Youth’s Jealousy Blamed In Slaying Of 2 Brothers

Two Slain By Jealous Boy Friend  Girl Watches While Bodies Thrown in Wel

eee UN. ‘Adion   Military. Operation In Congo ‘Failure’; Asks- Fores Deoart:

Let New Nation Solve Problems in Own Way, Leader Urges—Joint Force Enters Kivu

Congo President Calls UN Martial Operation Failure   Kasavubu Hints Time for World  Force to Leave

Time For UN. Exit, Congo’s Leader Hints   Operation Failure, Kasavubu Tells Six American Newsme:

Harsh Talk Hints Red Party Purge   Moscow Congress. Hears Deadly Blast Against Stalinists In Russia, Abroad

Sees Delay in Nuclear Tests   Macmillan Thinks West Will Refrain While Talks Last

Death Toll Runs Close  To Guess   Highway Deaths Nearing Estimate  Of 340 In Nation

Death Figures Soaring   Toll Climbs As Weekend  Nears End   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Traffic Deaths Running Close To Prediction   267 Reported Dead On Roads

Traffic Death Toll About as Estimated   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  Vraftic oh Hires Miscellanrous Tull

Highway Deaths Mount Rapidly In Final Hours  Concern Expressed By Safety Leaders Over Rate Speedup  Holiday Death Log raffic

US. Studying Counteraction Possibilities France, Britain   Unenthusiastics  ‘io. ee

Advisors Hudelle With ike   U.S. Leaders Study Available Facts, May Order Action

CIA Told To Collect All Facts   U.S., Allies Argue On Whether Action To Be Another Korea

Ecuadorian All Praise For Castro   Bosom Pal Of President Strong For Fidel

Aid Offered in Gambling Case  Senate Investigator:   Senate Investigators Are Willing to Help

Probers Offer Aid In Player Bribe Attem pt  Senate Committee  7Ff eS ry” ,*   Senate Committee  Hears Testimony Of Oregon Gridder

U.S. Offers to Help Prosecute Two Gamblers  Accused of Attempt To Bribe Oregen ELanthell Dlecwac

Player Offered $5,000 to Throw Game  Investigators Offer Aid in Grid Fix

U.S. Demands Safe Return Of Americans Cut Off by ‘Rioting Congolese Troops

PUI FUSIUYO AAOAOU FUP BUY OTT PitoCo-- ‘Fights Erupt In Congo's Bush Country

Cites Policies For Sustained Prosperity   Message Conflicts Sharply With JFK Task Force Report

EISenNOWer Sees Economic Reboun For Nation Soon:  Congress Is Urged To Balance Budget  And Curb Inflation

lke Predicts Advance Soon By Economy  14 Proposals Given Canarases Wane fab

In Conflict  With Jack  Findings But Eisenhower  Fails to Mark Any As Anti-Recessional

Annual Report Asks 14 Pieces Of Legislation   No Anti-Recession Measures. Proposed In Final: Messdae

Eisenhower Sees Sound Growth fer Nation‘s Economy   Keep Budget in Balance, Curb Inflation, He Urges

U.S. Economy Will Advance, [ke Declares.   Message To Congress Urges Preserving Balanced Budget Efforts To Fight Inflation

President Eisenhower Predicts Period Of Seund Growth Soon      Sees End Of Faltering Economy In Last Message To Conaress

Last Report Seeking New  Legislation   Ike Asks Congress To Keep His Final Budget In Balance

Inflation Guard Is Plea Also  Economic Report Differs Greatly With JFK Findin;

Ike Sights Improved Economy  Last Message Asks 14 Piece: OF I aciclation

lke Expects Early Rise In Economy   Final Message Offers Measures Designed For Prosperity.

Hold-the-Line Message Is In Contrast  It Conflicts With Democrat Study ey  Keness AW saat mt A

URGES BUDGET BE KEPT IN BALANCE   Last Message To Congress Lists 14 Measures   EISENHOWER   Says Communist Threat Promises To Be Of Indefinite Duration

LAST MAJOR REPORT  Ike Sees Sound  Economy Growtk   Ike Bids Nation Fond Farewell

lke Predicts Advance Soon By Economy   14 Proposals Given Congress; None Gets Anti-Recession Taq

; : Economic  Message Is Last Report   Concedes Jobless Aid Needed When Employment Down

Econonie Message ee  Ike ‘Prosperity’ Talk Contrasts to Dem ‘Recession’

lke Predicts Advance Soon By Economy  SH Baw, Pte   14 Proposals Given Congress; None Gets Anti-Recession Tag

Tax Views — Repeated by  President —  rt   Congress Urged To Keep Inflation Under Control

WEATHER   lke Predicts Advance Soon By Economy   14 Proposals Given Congress; None Gets Anti-Recession Taa

Ike delivers last message to Congress   Urges balanced budget—control deadly inflation

Predicts U.S. Economy Will Advance Soon   Last Major Message To Congress Clashes With Kennedy Repor

By Eisenhower in Last Major Message . . .  ‘Economic Advancement Predicted

His Last Annual L.conomic Report Today Calls For 14 Pieces Of Legislation

The Sees Enc To Business ‘Slowdown’   Predicts Faltering Economy Will Mov: Into “Sound Period’

For 200 Press Editors ’ ; Wearability and Fabric Variety Keynote Spring Fashion Showings

Congress Approves  - Minimum Wage Bill   Squalls Peril Space Shot   SCULHLAND YOUTH AMONG HESSING  6 Lost as Colorful Sailing Ship Sinks in Storm

NEW WATER RATES Effective June 2) ee ery rs   Richland Favored In Rochelle Relays

Manhunt For Desperado Nov In 6th Day; No Tangible Trace of California Man

Ladv In a Hurry   IN TOP SECRET SPACESHIP Report Russia Lost Three Cosmonauts

McNamara — Backs Joint Chiefs Of Staff   Says Military Heads Will Serve Out Present Terms

McNamara Stands By Joint Chiefs  Plans No Change, Tokes Responsibility Bar Cuhean Giacea

Traffic Injures Seven in Livingston in Month   Six February Accidents Are Recorded by Patrol.

January Road Mishaps Injure 9 in County   No Fatalities Occur in Opening Month of Year.

California City Hit by Tremors   None Are Killed but  Damane. is Extensiva

Two Temblors Rumble In California Region —   Quake Picture: Page 5

Predicts Aid to Private, Parochial  Schools to Fail   Morse, Ribicoff Agree on ‘Great Deal of Trouble’  Ahoaed far  aciclatnre

Approval Seen For President's  School Aid Plan   Proposals to Help Private Education Not Given Chance

Welfare Secretary Concedes Fight Due; Sen. Morse Warns Riders Mean Defeat

Administration ‘Confident’ on School Aid Bill   Predict that Lawmakers Will Reject Parochial Amendment

Confident Of Passage Of School Bill   Ribicoff Says Lawmakers Will Reject Amendment:

Ribicoff, Morse Hopeful on Aid   Expect a Rejection of Parochial-Private Aid

Approval Seen For Federal School Help  If Segregation, Parochial Aid Deleted From Meacnre

With Religious, Segregation Issues Kept Out  Approval Seen For Kennedy's School Plan

Deficit Spending Planned   Supplement Request Being Planned  Soon   Approval Seen For Kennedy’s  . Aid-to-education Proeram

f Religion, Race are Kept Qut .. .  Kennedy's School Aid Bill Approval Expected

Adopt Recommendencn  Con-Con Delegates Ordere {To Spend  Weedends Working

Price Of Austerity Belgian Strikers Continue Sabotage, Rioters Protest

Four Injured In Belgian Riots  Marked Increase In Criminal Sabotage

Daily Almanac   Xennedy’s Message Is Given Wide #Acclaim Throughout West Europe

Kennedy Talk Gets Sort of Soviet Back Pa   Wide Acclaim Won in Newspapers of Western Europe

\Press Acclaims Kennedy  Newspapers in West Europe See IU. S. as Wakening After Long Sleer

Wide acclaim to Kennedy's Union speech  eons oat, Ag te A one   West Europe, even Moscow, gives pat on back

REPLIES TO KHRUSHCHEY IZVESTIA   Responsibility On Two Nations Is Emphasized

JFK Sends K. Lesson © In History  Nikita-Gets Message   Nikita Gets Message Of Independence Day Congratulations Today

Kennedy Sends Reply to Red's luly 4 Message   JFK Expresses Desire for Peace

Reply Sent to Greeting lor July Ath   President Issues Grave Notice on Responsibilities

At Texas School 24 Years Ago Man Confesses Rigging Blast That Killed 296

BIGGEST TRANSACTION EVER  $25 Billion Bid for DuPont Stock Planned

Gage wheat support price  set at $1.89   Grain sorghum $1.91, and oats stands at $.63

Volpe Says State May Be in Race With Turnpike Authority to Build Boston Link

Disorganization Of United Nations Seen Soviet Goal By U. S. Leaders

United Nations Open Most Crucial Session In History   Way Sought To Keep Soviets From Paralyzing United Nations

Rusk, Adlai Work Behind Scenes — To Keep U.N. From Being Paralyzed

Rusk, Adlai   Work To Keep USSR From Blocking Choice To Succeed Daa

'HAMMARSKJOLD DEATH, RUSSIA KEY FACTORS  Residents See U.N. Peril:   BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE U.N.  Rusk, Stevenson Seek Solution

Rusk, Adlai Move Quickly  To Keep U.N. From Being Daralwwad hu Baree?

Rusk Talking To Gromyko About Crisis   U. S. Trying To Avoid Paralysis On Dag Successor

Soviet Seen Keeping UN  Fr ‘om Action   Rusk. Stevenson Seek To Select Dag’s Suceessor

U.S. Tries To Avert Paralysis In U.N.   Beginning Of The Es Of The End?  Dag’s 3 Death Triggers U.N. Crisis

Fear Soviet Attack:  Rusk-Stevenson Work Behind Scenes To Keep UN Afloat

U. S. Seeks To Avoid U. N. Paralysis By Soviet Moves   U. N. Session Opening Today Could Be Its Most Crucial

Seek To Bypass Red Veto Power  Rusk,StevensonHuddleOn Threatened U.N. Paralysis

Rusk, Adlai Toil Behind U.N. Scenes   Seek To Prevent Soviet Bid To Bar Successor To Dag

Hope For Plan To Fill Dag’s Placé  Statesmen Burn Midnight Oil To Ease Effect Of UN Crisis

Action On Dag’s Successor Fressed Rusk, Adlai Push Efforts  To Prevent UN Paralysis

U.N. SITUATION NEARLY DESPERATE Furious Backstage Action  On To Counter Red Moves

Struggle To Keep UN Alive   Rusk, Stevenson Work On Naming  Dag’s Successor

Rusk, Stevenson Work To Bridge Crisis In UN  See Little Chance Of Agreement With Greamvuka In Talke

Blasts chase residents out  Mara avniacanc   More explosions, fire at gas plant still possible

RESIDENTS FLEE, RETURN, LEAVE AGAIN   Fire Put Out, No Injuries; Second Evacuation Is Ordered In New Blast Dancer.

VODEEEPLECEEREREURUEVTVITTEVLGTTTETTVTETTOTITTTAQRGII TTT) Li   ‘Arad Re-Fyvacuated

Miami Area Is Evacuated by Blasts, Fire   Gas Storage Plant Scene; Danger of Leaks Remains

Nine E.. Berliners Break To F reedom   Gas lixplosion Rocks Miami: Two-Block Area livacuated

Miami Area  Rocked by Gas Blasts  No One Badly Hurt; Residents Flee to Safety

Traffic Deaths Running Lower Than Expected   Highways Claim 296 As Holidoy Period Nears Its Close

Holiday Deaths Lag Behind Normal Toll   Traffic Mishaps Claiming Fewer Victims Than Usual

Holiday Tolf Beginning Its Final Quarter   By ASSOCIATED PRESS   THE SCORE

New Proposals On A-Test Ban   American Delegate Tells of Minimum

S&writs wwe ee le  ‘BOARD OF TRUSTEES OPENS ANNUAL SESSIONS os AT WESTMAR TUESDAY

From Our College   BOARD OF TRUSTEES OPENS ANNUAL SESSIONS _. AT WESTMAR TUESDAY

POLICE NAB GIRL TEEN CON ARTIST   Officer's Memory Stirs Clue, Ends Lona Hunt

But Prime Minister His Boss   Feel Plan Won't Appease Goulart Or His Opposition

GOULART'S ATTITUDE UNKNOWN Brazils Congress Passes Bill Limiting Executive

Started As A Happy Vacation Tri  Motive Sought For “Terrifying Sea Disaste

-Aftermath Of Tragedy  Terry Jo Is In Dream World Today But Reality Must Be Faced Shortly

Sea Adds Bluebelle As Saga  kk kkk kkk  Night Of Bloody Terror Far Cirl

Mad Desire for Money Blamed for Man’s Murder of Family During Vacation Cruise

Russia Can't Catch U.S. Production This Century—JFK    Kennedy Says Crisis Over Berlin Made in Russia, Grave Mistake

Reds Can't Match U.S. Output—-JFK  Sees Ne Hene —   Sees No Hope Of Catching Us in 20th Century

sarcastic Reply To Nikita Kennedy Says Reds Can’t Catch Up In 20th Century

YT Billion Sum For Extension. Of Benefits  First Checks Out 15 Days After Kennedy Sians

Jobless Pay Bill Awaits JFK Signature   Senate, House Give Speedy Approval To Compromise

New Law for ' Jobless Pay Signed Today  First Checks Due  ee OR DNase ft moh

‘“Anti- Recession Bill Signed By President   Measure Will Provide © Unemployment Payments

Kennedy Signs Bill Stretching Aid to Jobless   Highest Priority To Pay Measure

Jobless Aid Act Awaits Signature   Approval Given Measure By House, Senate

Senate Schedulec To Vote On Bill Today   Extended Aid Would Begin In Early April

KENNEDY SIGN JOBLESS BILL   Unemployment Payments Provid For Additional 13-Week Period

Jobless Pay Bill Signed By Kennedy   Extra Federal Benefits Can Start In 15 Days

u 5. hiens In Laos Probable      ARKANSAS WEATHER   Payments Can Start In 15 Days Legislation Signed Providing Additional Help To Unemployec

Bill Extending Idle Pay Sent To President   Measure Provides For Up To 13 Weeks Of Extra Payments

Payments Within 2 Weeks .. .  Jobless Pay Extension Bill Sent To Kennedy

Jobless Pay Bill Is Ready For Signature   Measure Becomes Operative 15 Days After JFK Sians

Jobless Aid Bill Awaits Kennedy Per   Three Million To Share Benefits To Start Next Month

Jobless Benefit. Measure Clears in Both Houses   JFK Places It At Top Of List: To Deal With: 4 Rerescian:

Jobless Pay. Bill To Get JFK’s Okeh   ‘Unemployed May Start Drawing Extra Benefits In 2 Weeks

Jobless Pay Bill Signed by Kennedy  Benefits Can Start Ty Next 15 Dave

Jobless Pay Bill Signed   Payments to Unemployed Extended 13 More Weeks

Job Payments Bill Is Signed   Extends Insurance Up to 13 Weeks for Unemnloved

Jobless Pay Bill Awaits Signature   Extra Checks Will Start 15 Days After White House Action

WEATHER FOREUAST Partly Cloudy, Little ‘Temperature Change   House Passes Unemployment Aid Bill

Jobless Pay Extension —  Bill Passed.   Awaits Presidential Signature; Revival  Of Payments Could Begin. in Two Weeks

JOBLESS PAY BILL SIGNED BY KENNEDY   Priority Measure Seen Giving Out About $1 Billion

Jobless Aid Extension Legislation Approved  First Major Kennedy Bill   First Major Kennedy Bill To Be Passed By Concress

§1-Billion Emergency Bill Passes   To Extend Benefits To The Unemployec For 2-Year Period

3.1 Million People Out of Work to Get Money to Live On   First Anti-Recession Measure Big Victory for Administration

Congress Sends ‘Anti-Recession Bill to Kennedy   Stretches Pay for Nation’s Unemploved

Jobless Aid Bill Signed By Kennedy   ‘Distress Areas’ Increased, Labor Department Says

Jobless Aid Bill  Passes:   Top Administration  Project Wins Easily

President Signs Bill Extending Pay to Jobless   Estimated 700.000 Are Expected to Begin Receiving Extra  Help In 2 Weeks.

President Signs Extension of Aid For the Jobless  Additional Paymente   Additional Payments For Up to 13 Weeks Can Start in 15 Days

Payments Can Start In 15 Days   Unemployment Aid To Be Extended As Much As 13 Weeks

OK’S AID MEASURE   Unemployed Aid Bill to Kennedy With Few Chanaes

Payments Can Start In 15 Days President Signs Jobless ‘Benefits Emergency Bill

Jobless Aid Bill Sent To  President  Measure is Most Important Item On Kennedy Vist

JFK Signs Jobless Pay  Legislation ‘Extends Pavinentes   ‘Extends Payments  Up To 13 Weeks

Jobless Pay Bill Signed   Unemployment Insurance  Extended 18 Weeks

UC Extension Measure Sent To White House   President Expected te Sign Bill Quickly: Payments to Star!  In Two Weeks.   Pxutends Pav Period

Jobless Pay Bill Signed By Kennedy   Extends Rocking Chair 13 Weeks, Raises Tax On Employers.

President Expected to Sign Jobless Pay Bill Quickly   EXTENDS PAY PERIOD

Extended Setup For Jobless Aid Will Be Speeded   - President Signs Bill; Payments To Start Soon

IW Houses Give Quick Approval  Benefits Begin   Benefits Begin Two Weeks After Signing

‘JFK Signs Anti-Recession Bill  Speed Additional Jobless Pay To 700,000 In Nation

Idle Benefits Extension Bil  To Be Signed   15-Days Following Action By Kennedy Checks Toa Be Sent

Bill Sent. To Kennedy  For Action   Action Completed On Unemployment Pay Legislation

Kennedy Signs Jobless Pay Bill Into Law   Says Program Shoulc Give the Economy Shot in Arm

ABANDONED IN STORE   Passes Congress Jobless Pay Aid Up To Kennedy

Jobless Benefits Extended   -$1-Billion Measure: For Emergency Goés ‘To Kennedy's Desk.

JFK Regime Can Defeat Aid Proposal  Coalition Wants  Versla’ Ranenual

Question Boys In 4 Murders  Cocky Pair’s Pistol Carries 8 Notches

Teenagers  May Have Murdered 5  Pair Nabbed In Utah; Wellacro hdan A Viebiew

Youthful Pair Jailed In Utah   Murders In Six States Are Probed;: Stolen Car. Notched Gun Found

Two Youths Held In Five Slayings  Eight Notches in Gun Of Cocky Teen-Agers

Two Cocky Teen-Agers Are Questioned About 5 Murders in Past 4 Days

UN Expects Cleanup. Session End April 21  Assembly Still Faced With A  Lo naan, Cebhandiula

UN Assembly Presses For Session End  99.Nation Group Limiting Itself To Symbolic Debate

U.N. Is Pushing. To Adjournment: Schedule Heavy   : Agenda Is Bristling With. Cold War Items

Plot on Pastor's Life Suggested  German Communists   German Communists See Mystery in Crash

Sniper Charaed   Boy, 13, Mystery Sniper; Chief Of Police Near Death

Wounded Two Policemen —   Young Farm Boy Admits _ Being Mysterious Sniper

Castro To Resume  Cuba Trials   Six Americans Held At Cabana Fortress Prison Awaiting Trial

Ribicoff Castigates Educators   American Council Or Education Listens. To Sharp Criticism

Ribicoff Blasts College Heads at Meeting of Council on Education

Educators Criticized For  Failure To Back Legislation   QUESTIONS VALUE OF CONVENTION

HOUSE PASSES 1 CIGARETTE TAX HIKE   GOP Senators Try To Cut ~ Kerner Budget 5 Per Cent

Communists Advancing In Laos  Within 14 Miles Of Royal Laotian Canital

BONN WARNS, THEN DENIES, NEW BAN NEAR   West G:... -n Spokesman Had Said Halt Looms On All Traffic   SOURCE OF “RUMOR” GOES UNEXPLAINED

Varied News Over Border  Brings Reply   Story Is Phoned To Bonn After Troop Movement

Reported Info Reds ToClose Road Denied   Bonn Press Office Spokesman’s Claim Disavowed By Chief

E. Germans May Close Key Road   Helmstedt-Berlin Only Route Open To Allied Forces

HIN AILAINIA OLE-TINOS  Integration Leader Urges Negroes To Accept Pact

Leader Urges Negroes To OK. Racial Pact   Atlanta Settlement Aims To Bring Accord In Lunch Counter Fuss

King Urges Accepting Atlanta Plan   Integration Of Lunch Counters Lieked To Schools

Atlanta Negroes Asked to Accept Integration Of Lunch Counters Tied to End of School Bias

Negroes Urged To Calm Down  Asked Ta Accrant   Asked To Accept Desegregation Pact

At Mass Meetin; ass Meeting  Ne TO Jecro Leader Asks Calm For Atlanta

The Weather   Leader Uraes Negroes To OK Racial Pact   Atlanta Settlement Aims To Bring Accord In Lunch Counter Fus:

CLARIFIES ATLANTA SETTLEMENT Accept Agreement On Lunch Counters, King Tells Negroes

King Urging Calmness In Neanro Circles   Calls On Those In Atlanta To Accept Counter Aareement

Strike Begins at GM Plants  Marathon Bargaining Pagel Boe e. Dpeadiee: Contirack:

United Auto Workers Union Goes — On Strike Aqainst General Motor:

310,000 Workers Leave Jobs at 129 Plantsin UAW’s Biagest Walkout

310,000 Workers Walk Out   History's First Company-Wide And RBiacest

Auto Workers Strike GM   Biggest Walkout In Automotive History — 310,000 Workers

310, OOOUAW Members —  On Strike   Walkout ‘Hits GM: Planis Across :-: Entire Country:

129 Plants Idle  310,000 GM Auto Workers Strike After Talks Fail

129 Plants Across U.S.  Close Down   Marathon Session Fails To Settle Contract Dispute

Usurping PowersHultman   Questions Legality of Interim Group’s Actions.

BaD ammces RUPE S UPL ace  Lawmakers Veet Vonday: Predict Hot Fights

Legislature Wil! Start 1961 Session Monday   May Turn Into One of Most Controversial

Tire “1 Of Poverty And De pression  Korean Youth Want ‘New Shake’

South Korean Army Too Strong for Little Nation's Feeble Semblance of Democracy

army “‘too powerful”  Reforms were  . . we lewig isk: aeewcae ceo

Coup Leaders Dety U.S.   Army Of Rich, Poor Demand Energetic Regime

Korean Interpretive  Huge Korea Army Too Strong For Weak Democracy

American Aid Will Continue Until Truce, Says Washington—5 Fronts Reported Active

Rebel Attacks Dely Pending Pacton Truce   Air Force Opens Supply Operation From Philippines

U. S. Flies More Help To Laotians As Reds Advance   Danger Mounts Despite East-West Accord On Cease-Fire

U.S. Airlift Moves Laos Soldiers Out  Dahknl. Asemcl Mo. Fic. Cen   Rebels Attack On Five Fronts Despite Dateless Aqreement To Cease Firina

Arms Airlift To Soldiers In Laos Started   U.S. Says It Will Continue Until A Cease-Fire Verifiec

REBELS HIT FIVE AREAS  US Air Force Opens Airlitt Of Arms To Royal Laotians

Laos Reds Pound Hard At All Spots   Launch Attacks Despite Accord On Cease-Fire

Big Nations In Clash on Hot Issue   Block Sought By Requiring Two-Thirds Vote

United States, Soviet Union Clash Over Red China Seating in U.N.

: BATTLE OPENS ON ISSUE  US., Soviets Clash in U.N.  On Seating Communist China

East, West Clash Over Red China   United States Seeks To Block Communist Bid for U.N. Seat

Russ: Points fo ‘Success’ by Peiping   Two-Thirds Vote . Sought by West >  te Block Admiccia:

Dispute Over Seat In U.N.  U.S. Soviets In Head-On Clash Over Red China

THE KENNE EDY_ YEAR  Solving World Issues  Is Underestimated   By ARTHUR EDSON AP Staff Writer

Difficulties Were Underestimated ...  How President Kennedy Measures Up To Job     ! i   By ARTHUR EDSON AP Statt Writer

Kennedy Learning  About Presidential Burden in Crises °   By ARTHUR EDSON

On the Inside...   Legislators’ Experimental Greyhound Proves a Winner

Envoy MacArthur, Tokyo Veteran, Faces Anti-U. §. Wave in Brussels

Anti-American Feeling Grows In Belgium  Embassy Is Flooded With Protests Over ‘T1.S Rale In Katana

Unmerry 10-Hour Long Island Sound Chase ‘Pirate’, 14, Steals Cabin Crait ‘And Gives Coast Guard, Navy Fits

TORNADO KILLS FOUR  ‘Lord Gives And Takes Away; Last Night He Mostly Took’

13 Killed in Oklahoma Lord Taking Says Survivor Of Tornado-Stricken Town

Gaelic Who's Who Names of Places in State Tickle an Irishman's Fancy

Sure, Wisconsin Has Big Roster of Towns Named  From Gaelic Who's Who

There's a Bit of Ireland Scattered Throughout This Grand Old State

18TH DISTRICT -AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY MEETING  TO BE HELD HERE MARCH 18

Many lowa Landmarks Are Fading  State Losing Out on Tourist Bonanza, Erbe Says

Bowles Faces Senate Foreign Relations Quiz   Indian Ambassador, Under Truman Is Quizzed On China

Action Possible in Future  Dillon Rules Out Any Plan: For Immediate Tax Relief

Dillon Not For Early Tax Slash   Senators Hear Kennedy Treasury Chief’s Views

Tax Slash Is Unlikely, Dillon Says   Congress Should Have Final Word, He Tells Senators

Dillon Rules Out Any Quick Plans  For Cut in Taxes Door Is Left Open aw Conk & shes   Door Is Left Open For Such Action In Future. However

Senators Face Vote On Teacher Salary Measure   Floor Debate Is Expected As Cost To State Taxpayers Is Considered

Hurricane Leaves Trail Ot Havoe   Brit. Honduras Capital Suffers 40 Pet. Loss

hed Liplomats  eater  Conciliation Moscow Mission For Macmillan Is Suggested

Say Eichmann Decreed Deportation, Ignored Warning of Greek Epidemic

Affidavit Says Eiehmann Ordered Greek Jews To Camp Despite Epidemic

Fatally Crushed  Helena Man Killed In Truck Mishap   Murder, Suicide  Five Members of Coloradc Family Slaying Victims

One Officer Slain, One Wounded at Pacoima;  Narcotic Addict Sought

House Passes Bill to Stop Loan Sharks   Wire Opposing Measure's Passing  Called a 'Fraud'

This ard That   GRC VEESS OF GRWS  LINGER LONGER CLUB STARTS IN MEMOR!AM SHELF IN LIBRARY

Ths ane [nat LINGER LONGER CLUB  STARTS IN MEMORIAM SUELF IN LIBRARY

Sees Need to Triple Colleges in 25Years   S895 Million a Year Would Be Upped Beyond the Set $35 Million Increase

EKASTER SUNDAY AT 6:00 A.M. — Easter Sunrise Service  Set at SFA Park   April 14 Band Concert Scheduled By School Bands

Tulsan Attacks Apportion Law For the House   Jones Again Uses Court for Protest

Gov't Quells Brief Revolf In Venezuela  Pint-Sized Uprisina   Pint-Sized Uprising Lasts 30 Minutes; Nob Rehal landar

Navy Medical Teams Move In On Galveston   Staggering Task Of Rehabilitation Gets Started

Cleanup Of Carla Starting   Rescue Workers Begin Long Task Of Rehabilitatior

Hunters Trapped By Idaho Storms   2 Missing In Sawtooth Mountains But Officials Fear Many Others Stranded

Former Mayor J. L. Smith Dies   Operated Grocery Store For 50 Years

Hoffa Bares Goal. To Pick President  Teamsters Leader Boasts He'll Gain Control of Party Which Loses 1964 Election

Hoffa Predicts Labor Takeover In 1968 Election   Teamsters’ Boss Boasts Enemies Now ‘Whipped’

Time To Let Us Alone, Victorious Hofta Tells  His Government Foes

On The Inside   iNews A And Views in And Around Zoos  Animals Make World Look Brighter

Would Keep Ball Rolling  Tunisian PartyIn Move To Stir Up National Fervor

Recommend Broadened Health Plan   Kennedy Hears Medical Care For Aaed Report

Under Soc. Sec. Would Cost $1 Billion  New Program Would   New Program Would Provide Aid For  14.5 Million Persons

Regents Reject Extra Request By College Here  $800,000 Approved a Ear Allianctarm ARAA

Still Hope For Son Of Rocky   Jungle Expert Gives Youth 50-50 Chance

To Red Bloc Nations .. .  ~ Hodges, Rusk Are Called To Testify On US Exports

Colombia President Puts Clamps on the Country To Avoid Another Revolt

Stumbling Krom One Year to the Next  Fidel Is Red--But Not The Shade Khrush Likes

Missile Gan’ Probe Not: Completed   President Pledges Continued Support To Nato Nations

Will Wait For Study On Missiles   Preliminary Report Expected by Feb. 20 On Whether U.S. Laas

Weather   Missile Gap Study Not Completed   Kennedy ‘Hopes’ U. S. Military  Pasition Secure

No Final Answer:as Yet .  U.S. Missile Lag Study Awaits Report Completion

Passage Worth Two Million in Federal Funds  Billboard Control Measure Passes, Bitter Opposition

New York Whips Cincinnati In Fifth Game, 13-5      510 502 000—13 15 003 020 000— 5 11  1 a   BULLETIN

New Policy On-A-Tests Anticipated   Kennedy Loses Hope For Test Ban Pact

Nuclear Test  Revival Seen.  By Kennedy Policy Change Seen:  Result of Geneva Tol Bathurne

 * . American Datelines  f .    U.S. Ma y Resume Nuclear _ Tests Underground Soon     Six Firms Indicted

Major Turn Seen In Atomic Policy  Self-Imposed Moratorium May Be Lifted from Underaround Teste

Geneva Failure  Expect Major Shiff in U. 5. Policy On Atomic Testing

Death Provision Voted by Senate  Stiff Penalties Set For Crimes in Sky

20 YEARS IN PRISON NOW MINIMUM   Many In Favor Taking Steps Against Castro

Senate Adopts Death Penalty For Air Pirates   Senators Still Call For Stern Actions Against Castro Regime

Senate Votes Death for Air Hijackers   Plane-Crime Bill Provides Other Harsh Penalties

Truce Ends Milk War At Duluth   Fairmont Agrees to Quit Deliveries Temporarily At Request of Governor

Sheriff's Records  In Probe   Chief Clerk Charged With  Embezzlement

Aid for Industry Nutter, Washington Gov. In Hot Race for Finances

Chrysler Asks Time To Study UAW Proposa’   ‘Strike Tonight _Is Threatened.

"More Time Required For Study"— Chrysler Holds Back Answer To Union Plan

Free United Mattes Treops Being Prenaved For Action Aguinst Katanga

United Nations Sends Fresh Troops Into Fight Raging With Katangese

North Carolinians Picked Up  Seven Rescued From Precarious Perch After Flying Boat Ditched Off Nassau

Government Poised to Pounce on U.S. Reds for Defying Registration Law

Justice Dept. Moves Against  Communists _ Failure To Register Spark:   Failure To Register Sparks Swift Drive Against Party

ustice Department Prepares $9 Move Acuinst Communist Pay     ~ Swvittly

Government WA Move Swiftly in Commie Defiance  s Refuse tc F< ¥:! To Deadline

Indictment May Be Asked Against Whole Party  U.S. To Move Swiftly On Reds After Midnight Deadline Defiec

U.S. To Seek Indictment On Commie Party   Officials Ignore Midnight Deadline

Acts Against Party Rather Than Leaders   Communists Ignore Deadline To Register As Agent Of Russia

Communist  Party To Face Action   Leaders Defy Deadline  To Register as Tools OF the Soviet Union

YEFY REGISTRATION ORDER  Justice Department Set To Move Against Commie Party Officials

Ponders Support of Stalbaum Nikolay's Call to Duty Leaves Nelson Undecided in Party Rift

OVER FIFTY BUSINESS CON. CERNS HERE HAVE DUN AND BRADSTREET RATING

EMERSON HUFFORDS TO OBSERVE 50TH WEDDING BNNIVERSARY ON MARCH 13

AFTER 125 YEARS WITHOUT ONE  Texas Today Joins 36 Other States With Sales Tax

Destined For Long, Productive Life - ~ Sales Tax Born: Texans Sing ‘Birth Of Blues’   Newspapers Subject To Sales Tax

Speaker Offers Revamped Plan Of ‘Assemblymen  SO   Reduces Surtax, Maintains Rate Of Income Levy

Lower Surtax, Selective Levy on Sales, Plan   Merriam One of Five Republicans Listed as Co-Sponsors

Tax Revision Plan Offered By Blanchard  GOP Proposal Would Cut Surtax, Leave Surplus

Pace Drops Bul Rate Still High   Black Christmas Mark Narrowly Missed in U.S.

West Germany To Enlarge Aid Program  Will Play Greater   Will Play Greater Role In Helping Foreign Nations

eT a a re  WEATHER  a em   Broad Special Session Slated For Legislature

Third Special Session’ Be Political Battleground      _Legislatu res.

Governor Daniel Summons Lawmakers To Another Special Session January 3

Businessman ls Held In Poison Plot   Nursing Home Patient Said Intended Victim

Man Is Nabbed in Murder Affempt   Charge He Tried to Poison Women, 81, With Strychnine in Candy.

BENEFICIARY OF HER INSURANCE POLICY Charge He Sent Poison Candy To Aged Woman

"All Thought A Lot Of Me"— Can't Believe Friend Tried To Poison Hey

Spacecraft Sinks After Explosion   Grissom Forced to Swim For Several Minutes;’ Report No II! Effects

Historic Flight Could Be Last Attempt Before Moon Try   Space Craft Sinks To Bottom Of Ocean: Grissom Swims Away

Liberty Bell 7 Sinks in 16,800 Feet of Water  Side Hatch Blows Off;  Qnaoremoan Hae ta Sarin   Family Prayed, Whistled—Page 2

Liberty Bell 7’ Sinks; Astron aut Swims To Safety  eee nm ncaa mk neers eee ee  Space Shot Succeeds:

Flight Success; Capsule Lost After Landing Takes Data To Bottom of Ocean

Grissom Has ‘To Swim Last Part of Trip   Capsule Sinks After Its Hatch Blows Off Unexpectedly; Cargo  Of Precious Data Is Lost.

Spacecraft Sinks, Lost Forever; Astronaut Swims To Safety After Hatch Blows Unexpectedly

Astronaut Has To Blow Hatch Off Spacecraft   Helicopter Lifting Capsule Has Engine Trouble

Algeria Fears More Violence  80 Killed, Hundreds Injured In Strikes

More Violence Feared; Eighty Moslems Killed   French Forces Fire Into Crowds Rioting In Towns And Villages

Challenges Board      Senator Metcalf Lists Ills Of Helena Schools

Navy Grads Hear JFK  Solemn Words Are   Solemn Words Are Mixed With Jests

Eisenhower Sees Little ToNegotiate Ex-President Offers Views on Berlin  ‘Crisis to Republicans

Marietta Tree, Glamorous UN Appointee, Vitally Interested in Human Rights.

S. F.-Bound ‘Taxi’ Falls ~ On Takeoff  Men Trapped In Flaming Craft

Shepard Gets Tests, Rest After Feat   Other Photoes, Stories (mn Pages 6-4, 7-4

Shepard Rests In Hospital From Ordeal   115-Mile Trip Into Space Gives U.S. Big Boost in Soviet Race

Astronaut Rests After Rocket Ride   President Plans Greeting, New York Offers Big Parade

NEUTRALIST, FASCIST. RED?  Lumumba Held Power Briefly Amid Turmoil

$64,500 Insurance at Stake : Disposition Hearing Starts Another Week

Allies Back Big 3 on West Berlin  minctl nf NAT   Council of NATO Votes to Reject K Conference

NATO Body Okays Notes Rejecting Khrushchev's Bid for Berlin Conference

FAIRCHILD -BUYS OHIO COMPANY   Specialist In Gas Lubricated Bearings Will Be Shifted To New Vark

DiSalle Pulls Coup, Vetoes Appropriations For 2nd Year Cf Biennium   General Assembly and GOP Handed Unique Fiscal Problem   Checks Are Mailed To Ohio Pensioners

Republicans Suffer Setback In Budget Row With DiSalle   Veto of Appropriations For Second Fiscal Year Is Unprecedented Move

FDR Agreed To Stalin’ 's Plan For New Polish Border  Wartime Tehran ‘Summit Documents Made Public   Russia Accused Of Blocking Test Ban Agreement   ‘JFK Rejects Nikita’s Merged Talks Plan

—___ Oo vs tV vidi o Fidi FUr ACW FOLHSA Border — rer  Wartime Tehran ‘Summit’ Documents Made Public

American President’s Generous Concessions to Russia Disclosed   Facts on Secret FDR-Stalin ‘Meetings Told

weet ee ee  Soviet Musicologists Get Cool Going Over By Benny Goodman

Red Police Hurl Rocks, Fire at W. Berlin Officer—  2nd Shooting Raises Berlin Tension

Warns Peace Jeopardized. by Incidents.   State Dept. Sees West Return Fire as Self Defense

US Calls on Russ to Avoid Shooting   Statement Says Border Incidents Could Seriously Jeopardize Peace

TAKE VIEW WEST SHOTS JUSTIFIED   President Will Talk To Gromykc Friday Afterncon

U.S. calls on Reds to avoid Berlin gunplay  ‘COULD SERIOUSLY JEOPARDIZE PEACE AND THE PUBLIC ORDER’

Border Incidents Add To Peace Jeopardy   State Department Calls for Avotding ° Of Incidents Involving East-West German Police: East German Wounded

Two Shootings At City's Walls Result in Plea   West, Red Police Exchange Gunfire As Escapes Fail

Cites Threat to Peace  U.S. Calls on Soviet Union To Avoid Berlin Provocation

U.S. TELLS REDS: STOP SHOOTING   Warns Russia Against Jeopardizing Berlin Peace And To Avoid Showing Intent Of War.

Guntire Perils Peace   Statement Follows Outbreak of Berlin Border Incidents

 Obituaries, Page 10   Holiday Travel Puts Strain On Transportation System

U.S. Commercial Transportation System  Strained To Limit With Holiday Travelers

 U.S. Transportation System Overloaded   Holiday Traffic Three Times Normal

Holiday Travel Acress Nation  May Set Mark °   Rail, Air, And Bus Systems Operating Added Equipment

Tn. Ohio: Legislature ; oe Commission. Plénned  ToMakeF air Pay Way

THE WEATHER   Revival of  School Aid Bill Sought   Move Resembles Death Knell, But Powell Says No

School Aid Bill Appears To Be Dead   Committee Votes to Shelve JFK  Measure

Cuban Refugees maer —  actra ASmoachec invacinan €)+ Mammalian   Final Hopes Are With The U.S. After Castro Smashes Invasion Of Homeland

‘By Gov. Rockefeller ‘Legislature Is Called  ‘Into A Special Session

IN NEW YORK SCHOOL SCANDAL Rockefeller Calls Legislature to Convene in Special Session

Gov. Rockefeller Calls Lawmakers  Could Put New York Schools Under State

Wagner Sees Grandstand Political Play  NY Legislature Is Called. To Probe School Scandal.

~ ROCKEFELLER CALLS LEGISLATURE ~  State May Take Over New York City Schools

Soviet Proposals For Neutralizing Laos Shape Up As Series Of Veto Trap

Atfack on Reds Plan for Laos Set by West   Big 3 Delegates Hold Strategy Talk: At French Villa

West Big Three Oppose Soviet Plans for Laos   Veto Provisions on Peace Machinery Would Hamper Allie

West Would Avoid Red  Laos Vetoes Big 3 Decide To Reject  Soviet Proposals

Big Three Hits af Veto Plan in Red Laotian Program   Soviet Declaration of the Neutral Status of Laos May Be Acceptable.

Discuss Gromyko’s Plan  Western Big Three Conducts Strategy Session About Laos

Genevar eneva?  West Fears Soviet : Veto In Red Plan  TIS Betteh and   US, British and French Opposed To Russian Draft

Allies Attack Veto Provision In Soviet Plan      Foreign Minister Gromyko Offers Proposal For A Neutral Laos

-- -OBJECT TO GROMYKO’ °S PLANAllies To Fi igl ht Veto”  In Agreement On Edos

West Will Fight Russ Laos Plan  Big Three Delegates Decide On Attack Against Veto Provisions

INVOLVING TWO WOMEN  Argument Over Slacks Taxes Judue's Potience

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES Thensiok, Peale: 19   No precedent, judge says in settling slacks case

Asks Agency Be Upped To Cabinet Level   Program Entails Mammoth Budget Of $3.25 Billion

Better. Homes For Millions ~ His Program.   Housing Agency: ‘At  Cabinet’ Level Also

Message . Quilines Programs   President Would Raise Weaver To Cahinet Post

JFK Outlines $3.2 Billion Housing Plan for 100,000 Low-Rent Units

$3 Billion Plan To Revive Home  Building Urged   Kennedy Launches Program for More, Better Housing

Would Cost $3.25 Billion; Housing Agency Would Be Raised ToCabinetLevel

Paint Scorched by Speed   Kennedy Offers $3.25 Billior Offensive to Revive Lagging Housing Indusiry

Cabinet-Rank Agency Urged For Program  Ten-Point Proposal   Ten-Point Proposal Sent Congress Has Few New Problems

Housing Aid Bills Asked By Kennedy   Increased Authority Asked for Weaver May Revive Battle On Official’s Fitness

Big Housing Program Set By JFK  Proposes Cabinet Post, Housing Administrator

Boy, Girl Topple Old Race Bars   Supreme Court Refuses Delay Of Admittance

Negro Par Will Attend University Of Georgia Under Court Protection

State Takes Case lo High Court, Leses   Negroes Register After Judoe Bars Closing Of School

Matriculation Of Negro. Boy And Girl Completed As High Court. Appeal Fails

Kennedy Administration ‘Will Not Let People Down In Dangerous Situation They  Are Facing.’  JFK, MACMILLAN PRAR MARE CRIcRrC

TFK_ Macmillan  Sey = SW WISTS wer  Included Nation In faiks on Laes  American Official Injured at Saigon By Rebel Grenade

$1,161,682,826 Fund Bills Sent To State Senate  Committee Increases

Amelia Earhart Mystery Revived ..  Skeletai Remains May Be Those of Flier

Find Remains ot Woman and Navigator  Bodies Found In Saipan Greve

Bodies Found Buried on Saipan May Be Those of Earhart and Navigator

Mystery Of Lady Flier  Is Revived   ‘Amelia Earhart’ Body On Way Home

Seek to bare fate of Amelia Earhart and her navigator   Remains found   Latest version

Remains Could Be Those of Famed Aviatrix  Earhart Riddle May Be Solvec

Amelia Earhart, Navigator Noonan Disappeared In 1937.  Skeletal Remains May Give Clue To Fate Of Famed Aviatrix

Found Near Saipan     Skeletons May Be Amelia Earhart and Her Aide

Paging The News    May Have Found Remains Of Amelia Earhart And Noonan

Flown to U.S. for Study — Remains of 2 Bodies, Believed To Be Ameli Earhart and Navigator, Found

OLD MYSTERY REVIVED  Earhart, Noonan Bone: — Believed To Be Found

Amelia Earhart Body Is Found?  Two Bodies Flown to California far Study

Bodies of 2 possibly  Earhart and navigator  REMAINS FOUNT IN SAIPAN GRAVE ARE FLOWN TO U.S. FOR STUDY

' £l0wn 10 ee. ail ail Pll ee Ba tale ares Kes  ~ Bones May Unfold Mystery Of Amelia Earhart’s Death. -

Remains May Be Body of Miss Earhart  !  Bodies Being Flown To California for Anthrological Study

Bones Found on Saipan Island  Remains of Bodies May Offer Clue to Miss Earhart’s Fate

Faliouf: Fears and Facts  Radiation Can Produce Genetic Changes   Ry ALTON BLAKFSILEF

WJSTICHE SIGS TCO     Future Generations To Feel Worst Effect of Fallout From Big Bomb —

FALLOUT: FEARS AND F ACTS—2  Red Boinb Fallout Could Be Cause Of Doom To Children

LEADER OF UN TO UNDERTAKE MEDIATING JOB   Gunfire Around Bizerte Halts, But French Now In Control   TUNISIA RECALLING TROOPS FROM CONGO

Bourguiba Accuses France of Bad Faith as Cease-Fire Talks Snag Following Halt in Fighting.

Troops Stull Shout Defiance At French  After Cease-Fire  Ordered by U.N.

Orders Military Power Bolstered   Wants Recession Reversed Quickly

U.S. Plane, 28 Aboard, Said Missing   Believed To Have Gone Down Off NewfoundJand

Fear Transport Down In Ocear Near Argentia   Canadian Aircraft Assist In Search Off Newfoundland

28 Passengeis, Crew Aboard Air Transport Plane Missing Over Atlantic

U.S. Military  Plane Missing  28 On Board   Craft Is Lost Off New foundland; Search Started

Air Force Plane Missing In Sea   C1l8 With 28 On Board Feared Lost

Military Plane With 28 Aboard Believed Down   C118 Was En Route to Newfoundland From Azores: Ex: plosion Reported.

Over 3,000 Buy Flags  11 Parades, Rites To Mark  Memorial Day Observance

Indiana ‘Nearly Broke’; Spending Cut Ordered   Welsh Blames Sharp Drop In  Tax Revenues

Welsh Hits Current Rate  Of Spending   Order Issued To Meet “Critical Financial Situation’? Which Could Bankrupt State

Governor Halts New Building   Begins ‘Drastic’ Economies, Cites Revenue Dip

In Today's ALTOONA MIRROR   RR Retirement Tax Increases Begin In Jan.

State Chief Avoids Hint Of Thre   Policy Against Use Of Force By U.S. Cited

—-RESCUED BY HELICOPTER-— Grissom Had Te Swim  From Sinking Capsule

Flight Otherwise Was _ An Outstanding Success   Unexpected Swim Taken by Grissom

Blown Hatch Thwarts Catch; Grissom Forced To Swim 70 Ft. After Sinking Of Spacecraft

Grissom Swims To Safety   U. S. Spaceman Blows Hatch To Escape Sinking Capsule

Escape Hatch On Capsule Had To Be Blown’   Grissom Had Sought To Stay Awhile To Read Instruments

Marksmen Snap JHS’s Seven-Game Winning Streak   (Pictures on Pages 6 and 7)

Committee Rejects MeNamara  Trust Fund  Wants Promise In Writing  He or Fund Will Not Own  T..Frxwcan Gianke

McNamara’s Approval Postponed   Trast Fund Phan Fails To Meet Committee Rates

Other Appointments Approved  Committee Rejects Defense Boss’ Trust Fund Py oposal

Senate Group Reiects Plan Of MeNamara   Receives Conditional Auproval for Post: Adlai Is Confirmed

McNamara Fund Plan Rejected   Written Promises ‘Awaited Before Any _Approval Given

Conditional Okay Given Nominee  Former Ford Official Agrees To Revision   RELATED STORY GN PAGE 8-F

MUST FILE PROMISE  Armed Services Group Votes DownMcNamaraTrust Plan

$1,800 Pay Raise For Clauson Is Turned Down   Approved for $600 Increase By 2 Officias

Labor Union Asks Rockefeller to Veto Bill Allowing State to Fix Milk Prices Up-State

Giant Air Force Shakeup.  White Tells Congress Have No Plan Te Take Over Space Agency

US, Britain Seek UN Debate   US Berlin Warning to Russia May Be Too Late

U.S. Plans To Tell Russia ‘Hands-Off  Moscow Thinks Basic Disunity   Moscow Thinks Basic Disunity Dividing Allies

After Long Deley . U. S. To Tell Soviet To Keep Hands Off Berlin

US Will Give Russia Hands  Off Notice   Note May Carry Softer Impact Due To Being Late

Three-Weeks Delay May Soften Note   Western Allies Solidly United.. , On Vital Problem   HARD TO ARRANGE

Delay Will Soften impact Of Warning . U. S. Will Give Russians Firm Hands-Off Berlin Note

Concern Grows Over Difficulty. In Getting Allies To Agree On Wording Of Statement

America May Give Hands-Off-Berlin Notice To Russia’      You'll Find It   Paper Claims--Kennedy Decides On Mobilization

‘JFK’ Also All Right  Most of Press Follows Kennedy's Choice on His Name in Headlines

Most Papers Will Abide By Kennedy’: Wishes Against Use Of Name ‘lack’

MR. KENNEDY PREFERS JFK IN HEADLINES      But Some “Papers Will Con tinue “Jack” or Full Name.

Castros Rash Moves Seen As Caused By Desperation   Most News Editors Refuse To Call New Chief ‘Jack’

Headline Headaches!  Kennedy Prefers Use Of Initials ‘Or Last Name By Newspapers

\Headline Writers Have a Problem  What to Call New President: He Prefers ‘JFK’ to ‘Jack’

 PRESIDENT-ELECT OPPOSES NICKNAME—  ‘Only Few Papers to Use ‘Jack’ in Headlines

New Tax Proposal Is Placed Before Members of House  Estimated to Raise $430 Million in  Vs Fo Aa AP e

senate Awaits bax oil General Spending Measure Sent to Joint Conference

Five Riders In Arkansas  City Jailed   Little Rock White Crowd Jeers First Group On Arrival

Begin Crusade In 1957 Trouble Spot  Five Riders’ Move ale Little Rock

Jeers Greet First ‘Riders’ In Little Rock  300 Whites Taunt 5 From St. Louis: 4 Persons Arrested

HOSTILE GREETING FOR RIDERS   Arkansas Crowd Jeers Arrivals At Bus Station

Little Rock Crowd Jeers At ‘Riders’  Four Arrested After Arrival On Interstate Bus

Shouting Crowd Greets ‘Riders At Little Rock    Group Is Taunted, but Crowd Is Not Unruly

Two Crippled Prop-Jetliners Land Safely   114 Aboard Planes At Boston, Montreal

NO injuries  2 Planes With Gear Trouble Make Safe Emergency Landings

Norstad on Berlin:  ‘If Anything Happens, I Have the Means To Fight and Pll Damn Well Fight...

SOLD AIR SWEEPS INTO MIDWEST  Light Snow Hits Most Of Hoosierland Today

Soviet Accused Of Suppression Of Freedoms   Adlai Stevenson Presents Charges

Blast Russia In Tunisia Debate   Suppress Freedor While Calling West ‘Colonial’

Stevenson Urges Franc And Tunisia To Set tle Differences   CYNICAL ATTITUDE OF SOVIETS HIT

IN UN ASSEMBLY SPEECH  Adlai Charges Soviets  Supressing Freedom

Stevenson Assails Soviet Union’s Cynical Suppression Of Freedoms

Adlai Calls Soviet Pose Fraudulent  Suppresses Freedom In Eastern Europe,   Suppresses Freedom In Eastern Europe, But Backs Tunisia, He Tells UN Assembly

Reds Crush Freedom,  U. S, Claims   Stevenson Hurls Charge Of Cynicism

Adlai Lashes At Soviets as Freedoms’ Foe  Russia Cynical in Trying to Picture Wiese? me 4 onl Seber

Stevenson . Speaks At UN Session   French-Tunisian Resolution Brings Heated Exchange

Stevenson Lashes At  Morozov   Accuses USSR Of Suppressing Rights to Freedom

Adlai Plans Reply After Russ Attack   U. S. Position On Bizerte Dispute Will Get Airing

 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE  ii REWARD $10.00 aati OF AIRLINERS

J. 9. POsTs REWARD  a Nt ED” STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE”  $10 00 REWARD. sino HIJACKING OF AIRLINERS     ens

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE  $10,000 REWARD $10,000 HIJACKING OF AIRLINERS

LENTEN SERIES Participation in Mass Important to Catholics   Ry THE MOST REV. RAYMOND P. HILLINGER  Roman Catholic Auxiliary  Bishop of Chicago (Wreiffen for TIP)

Cold Moves Into: Flooded Regions Of lowa Today   Thousands. Homeless, River on Rampaae. °

Thousands Flee As Cedar River Floods In lowa   Further Overflows Threatened; Six Other States Hit

New Overflows Threaten  Cold Air Spreads Into Flood-Stricken Area

Cold Adds To Woes Several Thousand Homeless In Flood-Stricken lowa

Thousands in Iowa Are Flooded Out of Homes; Waterloo Is Imperiled

Thousands Homeless In Floods   lowa Hardest Hit Among 7 States In Paths Of Overflows

Thousands Homeless  By Floods   Iowa's Cedar River Threatens Further Overflowing In Waterloo

Probe Promised Of Alleged Pinball King’s Appointment To State Post

Warm Welcome In Venezuela  Adlai’s Latin Visit Off to Good Start

Venezuelans Cordial To  Stevenson   Mission Off To Good ‘Start ,

Stevenson Gets Good Reception   Warmly Welcomed at Airport in Venezuela

Stevenson Mission. Starts Wel   U.S. Envoy Holds Private Talks With Venezuelan Leader

Adlai Cheered  By Venezuelans   U.N. Delegate Highly Pleased With Cordiality of Reception

Adlai is off to qood start on Latin tour   Highly pleased with cordiality of receptions

Caracas Crowd Warmly Greet: Visiting Adlai   His 3-Week Tour Of South America Off to Good Start

Mission \sOff To Good Start   Adlai Stevenson Conferring With. Romulo Betarncautt

ON TEN-NATION TOUR Stevenson Gets Cordial Reception in Venezuela

Venezuelans Cordial It Looks Like Good Start  For Stevenson’s Mission

Stevenson Off To ‘Good Start’ In Latin America  Kennedy’s Emissary Gets Warm Welcome

STEVENSON TRIP GETS FINE START   U.S. Envoy Greeted Regally By Large  Crowd In Venezuela

- CONFERS WITH BETANCOURT  Adlai Greeted Warmly  In Venezuelan Capital

Adlai Given W eleome By Venezuelans  ‘Cordiality’ Marks Grant OF Gtowancnan   ‘Cordiality’ Marks Start Of Stevenson Latin America Tri

Representatives Adopt Resolutions Calling For Federal Economie Aid

Area Counties Stress Problems lederal Aid Urged  To Boost Economy

Gives Civil Defense to M Namara   JFK Orders Speedup And Says Program Stays Civilian.

Civil Defense Program Transferred to Pentagon by Executive Decree

PRESIDENT ASSIGNS MAJOR TASK   Civilians Will Retain Conirol  Of Many Efforts

Pentagon Given Civil Defense  OCDM Put in Role oF Advising, Assisting

Civilians Will Keep Advisory Roles  Kennedy Shifts Civil Defense Job To Peniagon, Asks Shelter Plan

Pentagon Giver Civil Defense Responsibility  OCDM Role Is Advisory One

February Arrives With Warm Spell  Temperatures in 50s Ahead Two Days

Walk Off Jobs When Company and Union Bargainers Fail to Reach Contract Agreement Before UAW's !0 A. M. Deadline

120,000 Idle In Walkout  Over Nation   Bargainers Fail To Reach Pacts More Talks Set

Talks Stall: Union Calls  Ford Strike  Deadlock on Noneconomic Issues;  120,000 Idled

Walkout Called Orderly   120,600 Workers Leave in First Strike Since 1941

Non-Economic Issues Block Settlement  _ 120,000 Workers Walk Off Jobs Across Country

UAW CALLS IST STRIKE IN 20 YEARS   Contract Talks Slated To Resume On Wednesday

120,000 Go Off the Job  At Ford Motor   First Strike: In 20 Years

F ord  Strike Starts;  Talks Will Continue   First Big Walkout in 20 Years

Economic Issue Settled But Negotiators Stalled On Contractual Questions

Negotiations deadlocked, Ford workers walk out   Lincattled iccues<

120,000 Workers Go On Strike Against Ford Motor Co.   Leave Jobs This Morning, First UAW Strike Against Ford in 20 Years.

First Strike At Company Since 1941  120,000 Workers Strike   120,000 Workers Strike  On Noneconomic Issues

120,000 Out as Contract Parley Fails   Union Walkout First in 20 Yrs. Aaainst Company

Ford Is Struck By UAW Today; 120,000 Are Out   Company and Union Still Negotiating

120,000 In Big Walkout   Non-Money Maiters Are Blamed; Talks Continue

First for Motor Firm In 20 Years   120,000 Employes Off; Follows Breakdown In Wage Talks.

Ford Motor Co, Experiences First Strike In 20 Years  120,000 Production Workers Walk Off Jobs Early Today

Negotiators deadlocked  on contract   Ist nationwide work stoppage since organized

120,000 MEN OUT; PICKET LINES GO UF   UAW And Company  Agree On Wages, Dis~  pute. On Local Work. ing Conditions At 65 Plants.

To Shut Down 85 Ford Plants Across Nation   First Nationwide Walkout Against Company In 20 Years

120,000 Walk Out On Ford   Firn’s First Nationacice Strike Ta 20 Years

NEGOTIATION TO RESUME WEDNESDAY   Ford Struck For First Time In 20 Years

{st Nationwide Strike at Firm in 20 Years   Union, Bargainers Fail to Reach Aareeable Terms

Katanga Post Also Hit  Unidentified Aircraft Attack U.N. Posts In Elisabethville

U.N. Centers Are Undamaged  Katanga Mortars Fire   Katanga Mortars Fire On Headquarters Area

Unidentified Aircraft Bomb Elisabethville Airport Four Times; Cause No UN Damage   » SOLDIERS KILLED

Drop Bombs On UN Airport At Elisabethville  UN Headquarters Also Under —

Fight Rages In Capital Of Katanga   Plot to Dynamite Mining Complex Reported Uncovered

Unidentified Plane Further Complicates Crisis in Katanga   But 26 Bombs Fail to Hit U.N. Installations; Headquarters Also Attacked.

U.N. Offices Are Targets During Raid  26 Bombs Do Little Piven, ta Dania   26 Bombs Do Little Damage in Four Senarate Attacks

Flisabethville AirportRaided   Unidentified Planes Drop Bombs, U.N. Installations Not Damaged

U.N. Command Says Its Installations Undamaged by 26 Bombs As Katangan Mortars Shell U.N. Headauarters in Capital

DROP BOMBS ON AIRPORT U.N, Headquarters Also Attacked By  Kantanga Batteries

Unidentified Aircraft Hits At Elizabethville Airport Four Times. Drops 26 Bombs

T VT Mine Plot Une wovered 77  Katanga Airport Bombed; Planes Not Identified

U. N. Centers Are Undamaged   Katanga Mortars Fire On Headquarters Area

Airport Hit in Katanga (Capital Raid   U.N. Denies ‘Bombing Palace ~ of Tshombe

FOUR SORTIES CARRIED CUT ON CAPITAL   But Unidentified Planes Fail To Damage Targets   By French Mercenaries To Dynamite BelgianBritish Concern

U.N. Centers Are ce  Reton nga Mortars Fire  aa aE NO NEeEe ei een   Katanga Mortars Fire On Headquarters Area

U.N. Installations Undamaged  Unidentified Planes Raid Airport At Elisabethville

Airport In Congo Is Bombed   Unidentified Planes Drop 24 Bombs In Dawn Attack On ITN Tnetallationge

26 Bombs Dropped in  Five Hours  Tshombe Forces Using Heavy Fire

Iunisia Said Ready to Quit Western Camp   Arab League Official Schedules Talks With President Bourguiba.

PLAN TUNISIAN RETURN TO ARAB NEUTRALISTS   Removal Made In K.C-H Ambulance.

Stage Set For Tunisia’s Return To  Neutralist Camp Of Arab League

Fairmont Man New Tax Chief   Lantz Director Of Income Tax Agency

President's Note fo Russ Covers Laos   Calls for Clearcut Definition of Soviet Aims, Intentions

Researchers Say Piggy-Back Virus May Be Possible Cause Of Cancer

Mice Provide Evidence Piggy-Back Viruses Seen Possible Cause of Cancer in New Research

Harris Seeking Pledged Fund From Gas Tax   Will Confer With Governor, Others

Man Fired for Sending Son to Public School   Child Breaks White Boycott in New Orleans Parish

 ‘Didn't Cut The Mustard’  Man Fired From Job After Son Enters Integrated School

But Father Gets Fired  White Boycott At McDonogh School In New Orleans Is Broken Friday

Cracker of Boycott Is Out of Job   Fired After He Sends Son to Integrated Orleans School.

Cease-Fire Call Studied   U. S., Britain Ask For An End To Tunisian Fighting

Plan O.K.'d As Step To End Dispute   France Abstains, Assuring Approval Of Liberia Move

U.S. and Britain Urge Action by Security Council   Dag Urges: Action Without Waiting for Agreement on Bizerte

Diepote Over Bizerte Base   U.N. Asking Cease-Fire In French-Tunisia Fight

U.N. Security Council Urged To Call For Immediate Cease-Fire   To Ask France And Tunisia To Seek Settlement Of Differences

United Nations: WS TS  Call for Cease  Fire in: Tunisia   Both U. S. and Britain Back a Peace Move

French Occupy City of Bizerte At Dawn Today   Security Council Calls for All Troops to Withdraw

10-0 Vote on Motion by Liberia   French Abstain, Urge All Forces to Oriaina!l Spots

Liberia Submits Proposal for Compromise   Security Council Supports Move With 10-0 Vote

French Comply At Once  Liberia Appeals For Move in Security Council

SPECIAL TREATMENT Ghana Chief Personally  Is Welcomed by Kennedy

Kennedy Goes All Out for President of Ghana With Full Red Carpet Treatment

Diplomatic Gain  Is Scored   Strategists Hope For Improved African Relations

Visitor Denies Being Pro-Red  Ghana President Impressed by Kennedy, New U.S. Look

1 :  An Expert Assesses Lumumba's Impact on Congo In Death, Postal Clerk’s Influence Grows     y 1  

New District Approv ed By Ohio’s House  Bill Creating 24th Still Needs Senate And DiSalle’s Oka:

New Congress District OKd In House Vote   Senate, Governor Approval Needed for Creation of Area

Texans Picking Man to Replace Vice President   Republican Candidate Given Fighting Chance to Win Senator Post.

State Dept.-Senate Foreign  ~~ : ah? Relations Unit F a fiCiioi Seen

Friction? Diplomatic Ship Rocks   Spirited Fulbright Says Ambassador Shifting Is Idiotic

Sonator Fulbright Annoyed  Kennedy’s Ambassadors Bring Senate Friction

An Endless Parade of Nominees  Fulbright Views Ambassador Changes as ‘Idiofic Policy’

Envoy Shifts  Irk Fulbright  As ‘Idiotic’ Senator Raps State Dept

F ulbrieht Raps Envoy ‘Hopping’   Friction Develops Between State Dept.. Foreign Relations Committee

Friction Developing Between State Dep’t, Important Senate Committee   The ‘New’ Nixon Is Relaxed, Even  Humorous; Attracts Large Crowds

Friction Developing  State Department And Committee On Foreign Relations Disagree

Guilty Plea By Goldfine Is Accepted  Judge Acts After Report Clears  Th. Se Ae ee OD

JUDGE GIVES BRITISH SPY 42-YR. TERM   Renegade Diplomat Funneled Vital Data To Russians

British spy gets 42 vears   Case in akin to treason says court justice

Gov't Official Served Soviets For Decade  Once Underwent Brain-Washing   Once Underwent Brain-Washing In Korean War

Official For Britain Gets Term As Spy   To Serve 42 Years; Stiffest Sentence Ever Handed Down

Spy Gets 42-Year Sentence   Britisher Did Espionage Work For Reds 10 Years

British Diplomat Red Spy.  Pleads Guilty.   Pleads Guilty, Gets 42 Years

42 YEARS IN PRISON FOR SOVIET SPY   British Official, Brain  washed By Reds In   Korean War, Betrayed   Secrets For 10 Yerrs.

‘British Spy Is Given 42-Year Pen Sentence   ‘@ Heaviest Penalty For Peace-Time

Briton Gets A? Years as Soviet Spy   Renegade Diplomat Pleads Guilty to Stealing Secrets

_SENT SOVIET SECRETS FOR DECADE  British Official Convicted Of Spying

Britain sentences govt. official, Soviet spy for nearly a decade

British Official  ls Jailed as Spy  Gets 42 Year Term;   Gets 42 Year Term; Spied for 10 Years

Briton Given 42 Years as Spy for Reds  Stiffest Peacetime Sentence Handed. Government Offici:

Four Missourians Cited by Jaycees  ~ Outstanding Farmer Award to Columbian

Parked Car Hit: Two Are Injured  Driver Is Cited In Early Morning Crash

More Relaxed Than Sentimental  Ike Says Goodbye To White House Reporters

For Separate  Ship Talks   Companies Reject Curran‘s Offer as’ Obvious Effort to Divide and Conquer

NUL Chief Wants Company Reaction First  Striking Union Ready to Deal

CLAIMS U.S. WINNING COLD WAR Bold, Imaginative Moves Are Suggested By Johnson

Violence Erupts In Tenn.   Rock-Throwing Race Melee Follows Stand- In

Maine Storm Takes Toll Of Two Lives   Racial Demonstrations Staged Again In South

Rocks Thrown in Race Clash   Chattanooga Groups Clash After Stand-in Demonstration

Fire Storm Hits Film Stars Homes   ‘Torrents of Flame Sweep “Through Hollywood Hills; Major Emergency Decreed

Fierce Winds Whip Flames Near Bel-Air   Blaze Roars On, Perils Residences of Movie Stars

Supreme Court Won't Chance Rulina.   Refuse Hearing To State Killer

Ex-Convict Admits Causing Explosion  That Caused 296 Deaths 24 Years Ago

Man Says He Caused 1937 School Explosion   Questioned in Robheru

Sarita Doulits PP leve ea su ix-Con Claims Credil lor School lexplosion

Explosion Took 296 Lives Ex. Con Says He Caused School Blast In Texas

Mav Not Cut Hav   IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   Some doubt story  Confesses to 193/ Texas school tragedy

Tshombe Would End Secession Ii Backers Approve   Tshombe’s Agreement To End Ficht Still To Be Put In Force

Katanga Scene Remains Much The Same Despite A Cease-Fire Being In Effect

Alameda Proposes Tax like To Provide fer Fligher Budget      Idaho Traffic Deruhs   Tshombe, U.N. ‘Had a Lot to Lose’

Residents of Elisabethville Recall  Circumstances of Another Cease-Fire

Peaceful, Yet Sinister, Elisabethville ....  Soon Crowds Will Watch the Clock Again

Red Party Will Defy High Court   Defiance Could Lead To Mass Of Prosecutions

U.S. Reds Won't Reveal Members: Snub Court Edict   Party Will Not Commit ‘Suicide’ Or Squeal, Says Gus Hall

Will Not Make Membership Lists Public, Hall Says ~   PROSECUTION OF LEADERS FORECAST

Cubans Seize Catholic Printing Plant, Hint Roundup of Castro's Critics

Hold Priests, Post Guards At Convent   Close Catholic Printing Plant, Seize Seminaries

Weather   Militia Moves In Castro’s Government Poses Threat To Roman Catholies

Women, Juveniles Carry Guns in Streets as Nation Prepares for ‘U.S. Invaders’

Castro In © New War on Catholics   Last of U. S. Embassy Staff to Leaye Havana On Saturday Morning

; Close Printing Plant, Post Guards At Convent Castro Regime Launches Major Offensive Aaainst Catholic Church

Castroites Move On Churches   Roman Cathelic institutions Occupied Reports Of Arrests

Troops Take Over Plant, Post Guards   Priests Reported Arrested, Catholic Schools Occupied

Drive Against Church Initiated, Reports Indicate  Pulpit Opposition Te Paste, BF al   Pulpit Opposition To Castro Believed  Reason for Move

Anti-Church Drive Hinted by Castro   U.S. May Accept Compromise End  To Laos Warfare

Rusk Expects Cuban Action To Continue   Secretary Of State Believes Invasion _ Wasn’t Major Move

Rusk Says Invasions  ToGoOn   Operation Called ‘Resistance,’ Not Large Scale

Ohio Holiday Weather May Be ‘Nasty   Rain, Snow, Colder Is Forecast for Thanksgiving Day

For 993 Sundays Single Red Rose Sent To Minister--Next Week Will Be Last

U.S. Would Use Nuclear War Power   Pentagon Forces Say Chiefs of Staff Agreed On Policy for Weaps.us

A-Weapons Use Pushed If Needed   Pentagon Sources Say Joint Chiefs Of Staff Favor Move

U.S. Chiefs Declare Nuclear Aris Will Be Used If Needed Ip Berlin

Reds Will Ignore Appeal Not To Fire Huge Bomb   CARRIES 75 TO 10

Bomb Appeal Is Expected Today   Soviet Has. Said It Planned To Ignore Request

Russians To Ignore Bomb Plea?   Overwhelming Vote Predicted In U. N,

Soviet Seen Rejecting U. N Plea on Bomb   General Assembly Expected to Give Approval to Appeal

Assembly To Consider Bomb Appeal   Ratification Of Resolution Expected Dean Chides India

U.S. Copter on Patrol Near E. Berlin Damagec  Hole Torn in Windshield by  Elliwe PAL kh

Hole Knocked in Windshield of U. S. Helicopter  Was Hurled, Fired From East Berlin Side of Line

Red ‘Object Strikes U.S.  Helicopter Probers Rule  (3 Pee  ee a obec

School earns safety award   BHS recognized for activities in ‘60-6] vear

First Baby Of New Hospital To Receive Gifts   16 Postville Merchants Will Honor Miss (Mr.) In First Baby Contest

First Baby Of 1962 To Receive Many Fine Gifts   16 Postville Merchants Will Honor Miss (Mr.) In First Baby Contest

Youth Shoot: Mom, Pop, Little Sister   Montana Boy Says Parents ‘Mean,’ Confesses Slayings

Boy Admits Slaying of His Parents   Mountain Boy Also Killed His Sister Because She Cried

Rockefellers Announce Divoree Plan: Political Future Clouded By Events

Rockefellers Announce Separation;  Presidential Candidacy In Doubt

Rockefeller, Wife Separate; Divorce To Follow Soon   GOP Is Hit Hard By Divorce Plan

Rockefeller Union Ends In Divorce   New York Governor Still Plans to Seek Re-election Next Year

31-Year Rockefeller  Marriage Is Ending   Divorce Could Change U.S. Political Picture

Uruguay Is Target  Of Cuba Broadeast   Gary Cooper Dies  At 60 Of Cancer

: Plans For New Invasion Claimed Underway--"Castro Regime Aims Charge At Uruguay

Uruguay Accused. By Cuba   avana ‘Radio Says Nation Planning New Invasion With Yanks  Riu TARAET OC rls 1 ane

Uruguay Accused By Cuba   Havana Radio Says Nation Planning New Invasion With Yanks

Compromise Breaks  Deadlock At Geneva   British, Soviets Get Together On — ‘Ending Debate And Doina Business

Experts puzzled by silent Sputnik   DIRECT CONTRAST TO PREVIOUS SOVIET SATELLITE LAUNCHINGS

Russia Keeps Silent About Sputnik Fate  Western Stations Pick Up No Trace  OVW’ Dia Gatallita

Sputnik, Soviets Are Quiel   Western Scientists Wait for Word OF Satellite’s Fete

Reds Stay  Silent on Sputnik   Tracking Stations Pick Up No Trace; Scientists Say Situation Is Odd

Soviet Silent About Sputnik  West Tracking Units e144 PV. G@uint © uta fhtc.

NO TRACE OF SPUTNIK Soviets Keep Enigmatic Silence Over Orb Fate

Soviet Silent About Sputnik   West Tracking Units Fail To Spot Satellite

-HAS SOMETHING GONE WRONG?— Soviets Keep Silent About Their Sputnik

Russia ls Silent. On Mystery of Its Huge Spun  Believed Somathina® Ie   Believed Something Is Amiss, or Reds Hiding Spectacular Secret’.

Soviet Silent About Sputnik  West Tracking Units   West Tracking Units Fail Te Spot Satellite

Sputnik Silent; Status a Mystery   Relieved Unmanned   ‘Rather Odd’

Soviet Silent on Big Sputnik   Malfunction or New Secret Development Speculated

Designed to Study the Earth  Hints Reds New 7-Ton  Sputnik Unmanned

NO MAN IS BELIEVED ON * sheers  Soviets Keepina Mum On Satellite’s Fate!

Reds Remain Quiet About New Sputnik   Massive Satellite Remains Mystery To United States

Reds Still Silent on Satellite   Soviet Scientist Hints New Sputnik Was Unmanned

 No Details From Moscow  Soviet Union Continues Silent On Fate and Mission of Sputnik

REDS SILENT ON FATE OF NEW SPUTNIK   Western Tracking Stations Find No Trace Of Seven-Ton Satellite Launched Friday.

Russia Is Quiet About Sputnik  Tracking Stations In West Fail To Pick Up Signals

Soviets Kee; Silent on Sputnik  West Tracking  Stations Hear No Signals

CREATIVE THINKING, TOO?  GOP Senators Asked To Stamp Out Shaving

SAYS THOUGH TFUL SOLON —  Abolition Of Wh     Roe Not. Unmixed Blessing

lowa salary book:  17 of top 25 state employes are psychiatrist:

What’s Inside   [Family of Boy Who Broke Schoo! \Boycott Told To Leave Apartment

Very Few Die In Flaming Wreck Near Idlewilde   Mexico-Bound Craft Hits Car, Skids Into Marsh

URGE STATE BUILD OWN CIVIC UNIT   Abandon Move for Privately Financed -Structure in “Center

URGE STATE BUILD OWN CIVIC UNIT   Abandon Move for ‘Privately Financed -Repietoure in “pnts:

Reuther Okays Truce Inspired By Government   Resumes Command Of GM Negotiations Big Three Stand Firn

Harsha Puts In Flood Control Bid   Ohioans Out To (set $23 Million Projects For State

Ohio Will Get Flood, River Funds   $23 Million To Include Racine, Reedsville Dams

Macbeth Winner  of Five Emmies  Barbara Stanwyck Best Acipess 10 -T¥. Sertes

Macheth’ Steals 13th Annual TV Awards Show by Piling Up Total of Five Emmies

Miss Stanwyck Wins On First Try  Macbeth Steals TV Awards Show; Hope Disappointed

Refugee Cars Jam 300-Mile H ighway  Gulf to Dallas Crowded _ + Fliicht From. Hurricane

Cons Grab Hostages In Bargaining Move   New England Prison Riot — Under Control

Russia to Ask End of Belgiar Trusteeship    Radke Sane Afi?   Reds Say African Territory Used By Lumumba Foes

 Surprise Move Announced  State to Rest Case Today In Hermann Murder Trial

Jury Charge Expected Soon Prosecution Rests Case In Ted Link Murder Trial

VanZandt Asks Kennedy Consider New Plan For Aid  To Our Distressed Areas

Van Zandt Offers Ares Aid Plan   Asks Consideration Of Program By Prectdant-plact

New Plan On Distressed  Areas Aid   Van Zandt Proposal Would Have States Mateh U.S, Funds

Ahead of fNecord Worst Road Fatality Pace _In Montana Continues © With Deaths of Two More

Ahead of Record  Worst Road Fatality Pace In Montana Continues With Deaths of Two More   Theater Breakin Nets Buraclars $681

NIxONn Tle veniead  Knight Identifies Banker As Man Who Made ‘Offer’

NY JOB IN CALIFORNIA’ Knight Fingers Banker As Nixon Intermediary

‘Mr. Sam’ Planned His Future In A Cotton Field -- Then Went Out And Lived It

U.S. Strategy Undecided  Rusk Expects China To Make Powertiit Bt Tor seat In UN          Gloom Pervades Nation  Laos Sees China’s Aim As Rice Bowl

Rusk Says Strategy To Block Red China U.N. Bid Undecided   Peiping Move Expected Next Fall

Trash Chute Source Had Earlier Blazes   Most Ladders One Floor Short

Patients, Visitors,  Aides Among Dead   Scores Evacuated From Upper Floors Of ‘Fireproof’ Structure

Scores Trapped in Rooms Until Rescue Workers Carry Them Downstairs in Their Arms.

May Have Started in Trash Chute   Fire Marshal’s Niece Is A Victim

FLAMES TRAP VICTIMS ON UPPER FLOOR   Rescuers Carry Out Patients

Patients, Aides Die in Hartford, Scores Rescued   Blaze Started In Trash Chute Of ‘Fireproof’ Wing

Many Trapped On 9th Floor Until Rescued   Cigarette Butt Put Into Trash Chute Is Thought Responsible

Many Trapped In Wing For 45 Minutes   Patients Stand At Windows And Scream For Help

Fire Swept Thru 9th Floor of Hartford, Conn.. Hospital: 15 Persons Die

Brazilian army moves more troops wiih planes into southern state

'X-PRESIDENT ANSWERS CRITICS  Truman Justifies Use of Atomic Bomb

Use of A-Bomb in Japan Defended by Truman on Pearl Harbor Anniversary

Kennedy En Jta. Urgente’ Del C. Nal. De Seguridad   60 Buques Cerca De Laos

TOP SECRET MEETING ON RED BLASTS   U.S. Resumption In Week or 10 Days Says Source

Soviets Touch Off Two More Blasts . .  U.S. May Resume Nuclear Testing Within 10 Days

iwo Ked shots Wednesday  United States to Resume Nuclear Tests in 10 Days

U.S. Underground Nuclear Tests Due To Be Resumed Within Week Or 10 Davs

Underground Tests Of U.S. To Start Soon; Russians Fire Ninth Blast In Air

Rush Plans lor Series Gel Study   Committee Hears Secret Analysis Of Soviet Blasts

U.S. To Resume Nuclear Tests — Within 10 Days      Lawmakers Hear Secret Analysis Of Nine Soviet Blasts This Manth

START BLASTS IN WEEK OR 10 DAYS   Secret Briefing Is Giver Congress Atomic Group   Will Start With Several Underground Explosions Of Low-Type Yield

U.S. Slates Resumption  Of A-Tests   Blast Series May Begin In 10 Days, Congressman Says

‘Russia Fires Two More Blasts  U.S. Will Resume A-Tests!n 10 Days

U.S. To Resume Its Testing By Next Week   Top-Secret Report Is Made On Recent Russian Blasts

US. Ready To Resume. Atom Tests   Underground Nuclear Blasts Scheduled In Week Or Ten Days

Closed. Huddle on Russ Blasts  Working Day and Night to Get Our New ‘Series’ Ready

"arade Route Sold Out  Biggest Inaugural Ever -- It Has Money. Noise And VIP's

J0,VUV oeatS QO0I1d  Former Presidents Set To Watch Inauguratior

See DIVERSITY. Page 3   ——————— aie   JFK Inauguration Will Be Among Largest in History

NOISIEST, MOST EXPENSIVE AFFAIR.IN HISTORY  Signs Indicate Large Inaugural

Kennedy's Inauguration to Be One of Largest, Most Expensive Ever

Expect Kennedy to Have Largest, 'Noisiest and Most Costly Inaugural

— aes ay Ee.  a et RN  JFK Inauguration Will Be Among Largest in History

—LARGE, NOISY, EXPENSIVE — K ennedy! nauguration  To Be Quite A Spree

'3-Former Presidents, 45 Governors, Thousands Will View Event, ooo  -Inauaural To Be Largest, Noisiest ‘And Costliest

signs Indicate Largest, Noisest, Costliest  Kennedys Inauguration To Be Gala Event

Man Convicted In Rock Forgery Tells of Slayinas   Traced, Captured ££ TB Bae 8 ote FAT LUST Jt. BUUIDS  In Holdup Case

11-Year-Old Man Arrested in E. St. Louis   Admits Shooting Down Two Men in Bay Tavern

Stock of Phone Industry Giant Drops in Mart   Charge Wire Service. Hurts Western Union

As Result of ‘Number of Complaints’  Government Starts Anti-Trust Investigation of Giant AT&T

TELEGRAPH BUSINESS CITED SELECRAPH BUSINESS CITED AT&T Faces Anti- Trust Probe

Louw Will Go Before U.N. Today   South African Minister Attempt: to Set Position

Faces Possible Expulsion From UN SOS eee eee See  Beleagured S. Africa Readies Defense Of Its Racial Policies

White Supremacy Policy Target—  World Boycott Threat Faced By South Africans

TO DEFEND RACE STAND   Condemnation In U.N. Certain On Louw Policy

Arosemena Takes Oath In Ecuador   S. African Leader Defends White Supremacy Policy

Louw Set To Defend Race Poliey   South Africa May Face U.N. Blast And Bovcott Call

5. Africa Faces Boycott Threat On Race Stand   U.N. Committee Will Hear Louw

In the U.N.... _ §. Africa Faces Possible Call for Boycotts  Sterner Resolution Asks Expulsion for Racial Segregation

Taylor Finishes Mission In Asia  Holds Final Cantabs With Thai Officials

New Delhi Conference .. .  Russian Orthodox Admitted Into Church Council

World Council Admits Four Nations Seana panoneesenceeamnnmmnnaemeae ee  Tron Curtain Churches Join

From Our College FORMER WESTMAR STAFF  MEMBER _ ACCEPTS NEW, CMURCEH en PORT * “

From Our College FORMER WESTMAR STAFF  MEMBER -— ACCEPTS NEW “HURCH RELATIONS POST 

Red Fishing Fleet Poses Challenge   Navy Expert Believes Appearance of Boats Near Coast is Threat

Russian Far-Ranging Fleet Poses Threat   Navy Officer Says From 200 to 400 Soviet Trawlers Always at Sea in Strategic Areas; Could Land Troops

Red Fishing Fleet Poses U.S. Threat  Navy Publication Cites Challenge Qa Tusan Crand

‘Challenge To Our Defenses’         Exy-Officer Cites Threat Of Red Fle eet

Red Fleet Challenge to Defense   Soviet Trawlers Pose Economic Threat to U.S.

Red Fishing leet Kved As Threat   Writer In Naval Affairs Publication Cites Challenge

Fishing Fleet Termed Threat  Naval Publication Sees Danger to Defense, Economy

Fishing Fleet As A Threat   Publication Sees Defense Challenge In Soviet Fleet

Soviet Fishing Fleet Is Overt Challenge to U. S.;  Includes Spy Activities

Soviets’ Far Ranging Fishing Fleet Seen As Challenge To U. S. Defenses

Crime   SIOUX COUNTY SHERIFF INJURED BY PRISONER ATTEMPTING TO FACADE

GOP Urges Tougher. U.S. Policy   JFK Asked to Give Nikita Deadline on Further Negotiations

G. 0. P. Urges Kennedy Confront Rus With Show of Strength, Skip Talking

oth Sides Say Strike Unn  Strike Closes 16 Ford Plants Today   3 Officers — Involved in Denver Scandal

oth Sides Say Strike Unnecessary  Strike Closes 16 Ford Plants Today   35 Officers Involved in Denver Scandal

Fast AcCrion seen  West Exnected To Protest Closing Of Berlin Border

Berlin Block  ProtestSeen West May Demand   Cite Ra K ant *Tnit?

Huge H-Bomb Blast May Have Been 50 Megaton s or More—  Reds Defy World Opinion. Set Off Giant Bomb

Huge Bomb Exploded — By Russia  Biggest Man-Made Blast   Biggest Man-Made Blast In History Is Recorded

Be Largest In History   Explosion Exceeds One Russians Fired  In Test Last Week

2/2 Times As Strong As Last Blast   Krush Pushes Aside Pleas To Halt Test

Charge May Have Been Even More Powerful   Blast 212 Times Stronger Than Last Monday's

RussiaFires Largest HydrogenBomb In History; May Be In Excess Of 50 Million Tons; All Pleas Are Ianored

Scandinavian Scientists  Record Hydrogen Blast   Seismograph In Sweden Indicates Explosion Over 2', Times As Strong As Last Monday’s Superbomb; U.N. Appeal Ignored By Khrush

Scandinavian Scientists Report Blast — May Be Even Bigger Than 50 Megatons

Blast Believed 30-Megaton Or Even Bigger   Scandinavian Records Explosion Two And A Half Times As Strong As Last Week’s Blast

Bomb Called )2 Times Size Of Other Giant  Oct 23 Exolosio:   Oct. 23 Explosion Fallout Sweeping Across Atlantic

lt May Even Have Been Much Bigger   Blast Is Recorded By Scientists In Sweden

History s Biggest Man-Made Blast   Explosion Recorded Is At Least 2/2 Times as Strong as Oct. 22 Blast

Russia Explodes An Even Biager Super Bomh   May Be Even Bigger Than 50-Megaton Bomb Khrushchev Had Threatened

etetd es,      Soviets Test Bomb  Over 50 - Mevat   Swedish Scientists Report Blast; Definitely Largest Ever .

For ce Amount Eyed ‘Over 50 Megatons   Western Scientists Say Blast 2 to 4d Times Lareer Than beast

Blast twice size of last big explosion   Seismological Institution says 50 megs or more

Blast Is Recorded In Sweden; Reported 2! Times Worse Than Last Monday’s H-Bomb

Khrushchev Told Red Congress Appeals to Call off Super Bomb Tests Were ‘Hysterical Clamor’

Force More Than 2% Times As Great As Last Monday's 30-Megaton Baby Blast

Explosion Detected 1,260 Miles From Uppsala, Northeast, Scientist Asserts

PN TT eee ae eee ee ee  Teacher’s Job Goes Up With Pulf of Smoke

‘Supreme Court Justices Jab Hard -At Need for Integrated State Bar

‘ The Cuban Situation , Armed Intervention Ruled !Out By Secretary Rusk

U.S. Doesn't Plan to Attack Cubans, Rusk Tells Senators   Fidel Grins as Cuba Celebrates May Day

Rusk Declares U.S. Has No Plans to Intervene in Cuba   Secretary of State Testifies Before Committee on U. 5. Role in Invasion.

United States Not Planning Armed Intervention In Cuba, Rusk States

Testifies On Invasion By Cuban Exiles   U.S. Will Defend Itself If Castro Starts Aaqression

Rusk Rules Out Armed  Interventior   But Says U.S. Will Defend  Guantanamo

Cuba Invasion  Inquiry Opens   Secretary Of State Dean Rusk Appears Before Senate Group Today; CIA Chief To Testify Later On Rebellion Failure

Tells Solons Nation's Rok in Invasion   State Secretary  Describes Aid Given to Refugee:

enate Group investigates  Rsk Says U.S. Doesnt  Plan Cuban Intervention

U.S. Has No Plans For Armed Intervention In Cuba, Rusk Tells Senate Investigators

Rusk Says U.S. Plans  No Invasion  Secret Testimony On Cuban Fiasco  Is Given Senate

GIVEN LONG BRIEFING   Opinions Held By Congressmen Appear Varied

Staie Secretary Tells Senators Of Invasion Background  No Armed Help For Cuba ‘Planned, Senators Told

U. §. Won't intervene In Cuba, Probers Tolt   U.S. FOREIGN POLICY Ikard Asks New Look At Imports

‘Open-Breasted’ Report on Role in Ill-Fated Invasion  U.S. Has No Plans for Armed  Intervention in Cuba, Rusk Says

Rusk assures investigating U.S. senators   ‘Invasion made  by refugees with our assistance’

Rusk Denies U.S. Plans Cuba Battle   Senate Group Begins Efforts To Learn U.S. Involvement

Rusk Assures: No U. S. Plan To Fight Cuba  But Says We'll Defend Base If Attacked

SENATORS GIVEN LONG BRIEFING   Opinions Held By Congressmen Appear Varied

Washin gton:  U. S. Denies  Planning for Intervention  “Senate Informed - America Will:Not Use Armed Force

Rusk Denies Any Plans To Intervene   But Guantanamo, If Ever Attacked, Will. Be Defended

Secretary: No Idea of Intervening   Invasion Decision Was By Exiles, He Says; U. S. Assistance.

U.S. Armed Intervention In Cuba Out   Rusk Tells Solons ill-Fated Invasion Was Exiles’ Doing

US Doesn’t Plan Armed Action — In Cuba, Rusk Tells Investiaators

No Intervention In Cuba, Says Rusk  Senate Group: Quizzes Secretary Three Hours

Intervention In Cuba Ruled Out-Rusk  ‘Open-Breasted’ Statement Made

U.S. Plans No Cuban Attack   Will Defend Guantanamo If Castro in Aggression

For Care Of Mental Patients State Collection System Vote Expected Wednesday

House Vote Slated  Assembly Plan Would Cut Unpaid Mental Care Bills

Court Views Lias Absence  From Trial   Federal Jurist Issues Remark On Deportation

Local Officials Accused of  Irregularities   Officials of County Answer Criticism Of State Examiner

Demos’ Chief Fund Raiser Little Tired   McCloskey Wants To Quit; Claim JFK Needs Him

ALL HARRELL FOLLOWERS OUT ON BOND   John Opens Estate Te Public Sunday; Plans To Sue Government.

Cuba Seizes Firm Supplying Water to U.S.      Dorticos Attacks the Kennedy Adininistration

Blames U.S. President  For Strike   Threatens Seizure, Nationalization.  Of Church Schools

Castro Seizes Guantanamo s Water Suppl   No Attempt Made to Shut Pipes: Navy Has Plans to Use Tankers.

New Castro Action Adds To Tension   Seizure At Navy Base Followed By Blast At Reanady

Regime Blasts Kennedy Plan To Aid Exiles   Parochial Schools Accused Of Plotting Counter-Revolution

FIDEL SPREADS CUBA-U.S. RIFT   .. Lakes Water Co., Slaps Catholics

Cuba Seizes  Guantanamo  Water Firm Supply Not Shut Off;  Navy Would Utilize  Tankers if Necessary \ a er Cd one 

Tourists, Firms Both. Affected In Proposals   Castro Seizes Plant That Supplies US. Naval Base On Guantanamo Bay

AT BOWLING GREEN  Students Defy President, Continue Demonstrations

PRAYER FOR...  ® IODAY   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

No Fallout, Says Kennedy  U.S. Renews Its  Nuclear Testing  With ‘Tiny’ Blast

U.S. Opens Underground Nuclear Tests In Nevada With Junior-Size Package

Blast Has Low Yield, No Fallout   Nation Resumes Nuflear Testing

First U.S. Atom Test Was Small   Underground Blast Only Equivilent to 1,000 Tons or Less of TNT

Underground Blast In Nevada U.S. Test Explosion: Small---No Fallout

BLAST RESUMES NUCLEAR TESTS  Minimum-Size Bomb  Ra atod Tindaroranna

RECURDED ON SElMOUGKAPH —  US Underground Blast Was ‘Junior-Sized' Jolt

First U.S. A-Test Said Junior-Size Punch Equivalent To  1.000 Tons Of TNT. Possibly Less. Hinted

  nderground Explosion  U.S. Touches Off No-Fallout blast  As Tests Resume

Junior-Size Blast Opens US. Tests   Underground Shot Inaudible 65 Miles Away In Las Vegas

No Fallout From Blast... .  U.S. Underground Test Is A “Juntor-Size” Explosion

U. 8. Resuanes Undereround Nuclear Tests   Junior-Size Blast  Set Off In Nevada

Ist Nuclear Test Packed Junior Punch   Blast Not Audible In Las Vegas, Only 65 Miles Off

First U. 5. Blast in New Series Is of Small Size   Equal to Only 1,000 Tons of TNT; Kennedy Emphasizes No-Fallout Factor.

U. 5. Begins Underground Test Series   No-Fallout Blast Fired In Remote Area of Nevada

First U.S. Nuclear Test Low Yield, No-Fallout Underground Explosion   Kennedy Triumphs  Foreiqn Aid Cuts Restored

First U.S. Explosion  Small One   President Says No Fallout Will Result

Test Is Underground With No Fallout  U. S. Fires Junior-Size Nuclear Bomb In Nevada

Ist Nuclear Test Blast of Junior Size, Is Report   Pres. Kennedy Makes First Announcement

No-Fallout Explosion Detonated   Blast At Las Vegas Described By JFK As Low-Yield Type

 The Livestock Statistic Is Large  ‘Lot of Horseflesh Available Friday ‘An John Kennedy's Inaugural Parade

On The : Sn sido   Everything Seems Ready _ 275 Horses, 22 Mules, Lone Burro Will Take Part in Inauguration

Including 275 Horses, 22 Mules And I Burro-- Everything In Order For Inauguration

Bare Knuckles Beginning To, Show Through.Gloves Of Courtesy In. Assembly   22 Mules, Too  ‘All Seems To Be Ready  For fwairatioik      Kennedy Confers  Sr  poe Oe eee

But. Inaugural Parade, Has No Elephants a  975 Horses, 22 Mules, 1 ] Burro

Inauguration Plans Set, Including  275 Horses, 22 Mules, 1 Burro

Army To Aid Bushed Beasts  ‘22 Mules And 1 Burro  ‘Ready For Inauquration

‘WE'LL. FIGHT IT, DARLING‘  Dr. Finch Consoles Carole After Jury Spares Lives

Learn Their Fate   Life Imprisonment Decreed For Dr. Finch, Miss Tregoff

Three Trials Cost $750,000 Dr. Bernard Finch, Carole Tregoff  Given Sentences Of Life In Prison

Were Still Alive... Says Finch  ‘Pll Be Old’ Sobs  Carole As Jurors

Inside Today's Time:   ‘TEARFUL, GRATEFUL =”  Finch. Vows Fight Of ‘Life ‘Sentences

Draw Life Terms  Carole, Finch Could Go Free Within Seven Years   ‘Wound in Wife's Back ‘Was Clinching Evidence

“We're Still Alive, Darling’’  Wet-eyed Finch, Mistress Given Life Imprisonment

Grateful Finch, Carole Get Life   Jury Spares Lives of Doctor And Mistress Convicted of Killing Wit

Dr. Finch: And Mistress Given Life Sentences   ‘Wife Slayer And. Accomplice Eligible For Parole in 1962

Finch, Tregoff Grateful Jury Spared Lives   Both Sentenced To Life In Prison In Slaying Of Doctor’s Wife

‘WELL FIGHT IT, DARLING’  Finch, mistress both get life sentences in prison

Pair Eligible for Parole in 7 Years   ‘I'll Be Old Woman When  Get Out," Mistress Cries

Defendants Sob With Relief as Finch Jury Brings in Life-Sparing Verdict

Jury Gives Life Term To Finch And Tregoff   Doctor And Mistress Thankful > "Fo Have Been Given Lives

They Escape Gas Chamber In Murder Of Doctor's Wife rm ‘Don't Worry, Darling, We're Still Alive, Finch Tells Carole After Life Sentence

Sentenced To Life  ‘We'll Fight It’, Dr. Finch Tells Sobbing Carole

Life Sentence Is Given Dr. Finch, Carole Tregoff   Jury Spares Lives In Dramatic Climax To Murder Case

Finch, Tregoff given life--but may be freed after serving 7 years

“We're Still Alive’ ‘We'll Fight It, Darling’ Finch Says of Life Term

Both Break Into Sobs on Hearing Verdict   Attorneys Make ‘Hopeless’ Motion For Another Trial

Eligible For Parole In 1968 life Sentence Decreed On Dr. Finch, Carole Treaoff

SENTENCED TO LIFE  ‘Weill Fight It, Darling, Finch Tells Mistress   Jury Refused tc Believe Stories

Finch And Carole Get Life Terms      Playboy Doctor Pledges Lovers Will Continue Murder Verdict Fight.

‘Emotioual Courlrouns Drama Finch, Tregoff Are Given  Life Term For Murder

\*We'll Fight It,’ Doctor Says \Dr. Finch, Mistress Get \Life In Prison For Murder

Pair Could Be Freed In 7 Years   ‘ll Be Old, She Sobs’; ‘We'll Fight It,’ He Says

Jury Spares Lives of 2 in Finch Case  California Doctor, Mistress Weep at  News of Decision

meraw ire ferms irri  Carole, Finch Could Go Free Within Seven Years    Wound in Wife's Back Was Clinchine Evidence

Pair to Be Eligible for Parole After 7 Years  Finch, Carole Get Life Terms

‘Pair Draws Life Term  cca A All All ACCC ADD AO DN  Finch to Appeal  Life Sentences

Finch, Carole Weep With Gratitude Because Jury Spared Their Lives

Verdict, Life Imprisonment  Jury Spares Lives. of Dr. Finch, Lover

Pinging Finale   ‘We'll Fight it’   Finch, Tregoff Get  Life Imprisonment

Jury Sentences Finch, Tregoff To Prison Term   Doctor, Mistress Miss Gas Chamber; Eligible for Paroles

Jury Saves Pair From Execution   Doctor, Mistress Eligible For Parole In Seven Years

Won't Accept Draft, View Of Lawrence   Hasn’t Remotest Idea What He'll Do In Future

Two U.S. Tanks Face Communis Forces on Line   Machine Gun Squad At Crossing Point

REPORTERS ENTER EAST BERLIN  Allies Raise ‘Fist To New Red Tactics

Oklahoman in Command of Yankee Tanks   Hundreds Watch Military Project

U. S. Patton Tanks And Machine Gun  Squad Face Communists Across Border

Tshombe Says War Spreadine In Katanga   Reports New. ‘Hostilities .

Officer Testifies Today That the Texas Tower Construction Was Okay

CHURCH FENCE USED FOR FUEL IN 1777  Cash Sought in Redcoat Damage

Britain Needs Philadelphia Lawyer  St. Peter's Church Wants Pay for Fence  AL * 2 

TNO CRUEAPUPUP RSP OR GEE SR as  British Face Fence Mending Challenae

For: War. Damages She American: ‘Church Sends Bill To Govt. Of Britain

Hundreds Are Stranded By Snow in State   Northwestern Portion Gets Drifts Up To Seven Feet

Satellites Fail To Function Falls Short Of  a ae a   Falls Short Of 500 Mile Orbit

2 Satellites Orbited., Failto Work   Weak Signals are Reported As Trip Height Falls Short

West In ‘A Tough Spot  In Limited War Over Berlin, Russians Would Hold Definite Edge In Armor, Mobility And Geography

Cool, Clear Skies Follow Deluges of Flood Magnitude      Tornado Hurtled Car. Occupants Over Trees

Twisters Rip Homes, Farm Buildings in Missouri  Three Girls Alive but Dazed After Car Flies Over Trees

Miraculously escape death Dazed girls, car, take ride in middle of tornado funnel

Redistricting Bill Upcoming Senate Passes Bill  For 4 More Judges Of Superior Court

.24 Retugees Escape     East German Engineer Speeds Train to Freedom

Engineer ‘borrows’ Communist Train  Train speeds to Free Germany

ENGINEER, 24 REFUGEES ESCAPE Train ‘Borrowed For Flight Across Border

Train Crashes Berlin Barrier: Freedom For 25   Daring Engineer Surprises Border Guards With Feat

Young East German Engineer Crashes Train Over Border To Freedom in West Berlin ©

Eas! German Engineer Hijacks Train Flees Communists With 24 Riders

E. Reicher ‘Borrows’ Train, ‘Cannonballs’ It Through To Freedom, 24 With Him

‘Eager Beaver’ Escapes... German ‘Casey Jones’ Cannonballs Into West

Aide Recalls. Korean War. Intervention  Says Solution Should Be Left to Laotians

Insists Solution Is To Allow Laotian People Settle Own Differences

Threatens To Assist Laos Rebels   Communists Will Send In Troops To Fight Allies

SAYS COMMIE TROOPS READY TO JOIN FIGHT   Recalls How They Were “Compelled” To Push  Into Korea      RUSS AND PEIPING LIKELY TEAMED UP

Soviets Agree To Take Part  In Cease-Fire   14-Nation Talks On Future of Laos Suggested by Russi:

Communist Foreign Minister Voices Threat —Recent Rebel Gains Are Not Held Serious

Red Chinese Foreign Head Makes Threat  Says His Country Would Retaliate   Says His Country Would Retaliate As In Korean War

Puts Problem Of Footing Bill To Legislature   Indicates There Will Be No Surplus At End Of Fiscal Yea

State Traffic Safety Program Progressing in Legislature   By Russell A. Mann, Jr. M.P.A. Correspondent

Commission OK’s Resolution To Use Lansing Civic Center For Cox-<o:

‘But Delegates Could Change It  Con-Con Commission Picks Lansing Site

FON-WuT is Fropiem Protective Devices for Average  Citizen Chief Aim of Civil Defense

 High Plains Roads Treacherous      Unexpected Storm Covers Panhandle With Blanket Of. White.

At Least 15 Are Killed In Hotel Fire  Others Feared Deg   Others Feared Deac In 4-Story Building  le Saw Bena dicen

Algerian Aggression Kills Three   43 Are Wounded In New Episode. Between Two Force:

*Twister’ Demolishes 8 Houses      Several Injureds Roof Blown Off Elementary School

N.C. Legion Post Presses Ahead With Stic k-Hunting Rabbit Plans  Humane ne Groups Ignored as Charity Barbecue Meat is is Eyed

DELEGATES IN AGREEMENT ON MAJOR POINTS   Economic Charter For Latin America Ready For Signatures   CUBA AND URUGUAY LIKELY TO SIGN

Latin American Accord Is Near  Cuban-Uruguay No! Sure Of Joining In

FOR ECONOMIC PROGRESS Latin Conference Delegates Mainly Agree On Proposals

Twenty. To. Be Arraigned  Del Rio Airman Charged In Randolph AFB Thefts

UP FIvis FENCLINE Americans Spent Record Sum For Consumer Goods in 1960

20 Killed as School Bus Hit By Fast Train   Fast Train, Behind Schedule, Hits Bus At Rural Crossing

Colorado Jolted By Worst Traffic Mishap in History   Engineer Positive Bus Driver Failed To Stop Vehicle

Eichmann’s Defense To Begin Today   Has Observations, Questions To Raise About Prosecution

Inside...   Vetense Upens in Israeli Court  Fichmann Due to Take Witness Stand Today

PRAYER FOR...  e@ IODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council af Churches Religion Features)

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Ceprighted 1966, A Nationa! Council of Chorches Religion Features)

From "Mysterios" Tree Club— Warm, Youthful Letter  Received By Red Cross

Price Fixing Is Charged To 6 Firms   Leading Maker: Of Electrical Hardware

Annoying Mystery  Traffic Tickets from NYC Flooding Mohawk Valley

Atrocities Continue —     Against Kivu Whites   U.N. Patrols Search Bush In Congo Wilds

U.N. Patrols Beat Bush To Reach Captives  First Rescued Tell   First Rescued Tell Of Atrocities By Conqolese Soldiers

First Rescued Tell of Atrocities by So!diers  U.N.PatrolsPushToward 300HeldbyCongoles«

Terror Reign  By Congolese  Brings Action   UN Forces Seek Whites In Kivu, Seized By Rebels

ATROCITIES ARE REVEALED U.N. Patrols Hunting Whites In Kivu Area

Laos Subject   Whites Trapped  ‘ono In Congo Reports Tell Of Atrocities

U.N. Patrols Iry to Reach Missionaries   Seek to Rescue From Congolese Soldier Atrocities

U.N. Troops Try To Save Whites In Kivu Province   300 Trapped and at Mercy of Rampaging Conaolese Soldiers

Congo:  U.N, Patrols Push Toward Jungle Posts   Malayan Forces Battle to Reach Tsolated Nuns

Fight to Reach 300 in Congo   Some Americans Among Whites — Trapped in Rebel-Held Kivu Area

Threatened by Congolese — U.N. Troops Roundup  Europeans in Kivu Area

U.N. Forces Move To Rescue Victims Of Congo Troops   Stories of Atrocities Continue to Be Heard from Kivu Province.

SOME AMERICANS TRAPPED  U.N. Patrols Beating Brush In Search For 300 Whites

Rescue Forces Push to Reach Congo Victims   300 Whites Held by Rebels; Atrocities Are Feared

, Nuns, Missionaries Recount Atrocities e  UN Patrols Beat Bush ‘ToReachCongoCaptives

Whites Sought By U.N. Patrols   Rescue Units Dispatched After Reports of Terror

UN Patrols Beat Bushes To  Reach White Missionaries First Rescue Reports Tell Of Atrocities —

TRY TO SAVE 300 WHITES IN THE CONGC   Malayan Patrols Head For Bush Where Missionaries, Nuns And Business Men Are Trapped.

U.N. Acts To — Protect Whites From Congolese   First Rescued From Kivu Province Tel! Of Atrocities By Soldiers

FARM STORAGE  FACILITY LOAN  LIMIT BOOSTED Cost Of Facility Will Determine  Gitcn 2 T nanan

Indecision. Spending Are Cited   2,000 Attend Dinner in Honor  Of Sen. Dirksen

Vagueness In Foreign Crises Hit   Also Raps Unnecessary Spending at Home in G.O.P. Address.

Bad Weather Delays Freed Fliers’ Return   Captains Appear In Good Physical, Mental Condition

Two Freed Flyers Wait In Labrador  Bad Weather Delays Flight, but Arrival Expected Today With Greeting by Kennedy

Two Fliers  Look Sharp   Despite Second Delay In Trip From Soviet Prison

SKIPPER IGNORES WIRE   Kennedy, Airmen’s Wives to Greet Freed Fliers Near Washington Today

ECONOMIC PARADOX IN IOWA  Jobless Figure Still High, but Business Clips Along

Referendum on Taxes Downed   State Senate Kills Proposals to Vote on April Ballot

Senate Rejects 3Referendums  Sales Tax, Rate — Hike, Withholding .

Coroner Jury Absolves Girl in Howard Slaying   Food Coupon Meeting Set For Tuesday Night; Schedules Are Announced

Chinese Nationalists Weigh Cost Of UN Veto Against Outer Mongolia

Veto Bar By China Put Aside  Nationalicte   Nationalists  Fear For Seat

Seat in U.N. Appears Neat for Mongolia   Nationalist China Decides It Won't Exercise Its Veto

ii DT SE aR. .: MN a deel SYMINGTON-LONG-POAGUE ALERT ON KAYSINGER

‘Nancy’ Heading Toward Kyushu  Okinawa Base May Get Glancing Blow

Island Braces For Typhoon   Hurricane Death To! Grows; 33 Are Dead

Tornado Dips Down Into Alabama   Scores of Schools Closed: Dozens of Roads Blocked by Huge Drifts

nicl Foe ks Delay Taxation   emen Summoned Trash Fire Here   dest Has Snowstorm, uth Hit By Tornado

Storm Rips Four States  In Midwest   Snow Clogs Roads In Many Areas As Schools Are Closed

Many Schools Close, Tornado Hits Dixie   Four Foot Drifts Block Highways, 15 Injured, 55 Homes Los!

MORTGAGE FORECLOSED; GOCPITAL TH CTO   Refuses To Issue Restrainer Against Cincinnati Teamsters

Ulinton Group Presents Bridge  Need To Welsh   Highway Commission Spokesman Says Plans To Repair Structure Started

Muzzling Charge Denied By McNamara   Questioned By Sen. Thurmond

Pentagon- -Communism  ‘McNamara Is Questioned ‘By A Senate Committee

Rail Chief Cites Time Saving Plan   Burlington President Says Merger Could Cut 10 Hour From Chicago-Seattle Run

Main Goals Syndicates, Bid-Price Rigging— Hultman May Become Key Figure in U.S. Fight Aaainst Crime

Catholic Feud Stirs Haiti Mobs Loot Diocese; Bishop Ordered To Leave

UN Meets, Adjourns   ww YY wwe iwy™ Swe     Katanga Peace Talks Start As Plane Probe Is Made

New UN Negotiator Katanga Peace Talks Start As Plane Probe Is Made

Truce Talks Resumed In Rhodesian Town   Little Evidence that Hammarskjold’s Plane Was Shot Down; Truce Official: Arrive in Ndola with Fichter Escorts

Katanga Truce Talks Open in Rhodesia City   Tunisian Khiari Chief Negotiator

Khiari chief negotiator on Katanaa   Delegations meet as riddles on crash probed

Congo: Talks on TruceAre Started   Conference Is Delayed After Plane Crash

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Policeman Cleared in Fight With Diplomat

A Union Athlete Is Killed Today  Mother Is Critically Wounded; Stepfather Of Boy Being Huntec

Ee Te ee ee ee  Decaying Storm Due in N. Cent. Tex. Late Tonight

Dr. V. H. Smitt At Institution Past 11 Years   2 Chaplains, 2 Teachers Testify

Balaguer Foes May Continue General Strike   Dominican President Refuses to Resign Office Before Term  Expires.

New General Strike In Dominican Republic Threatened  Balaguer Refuses To Resign

Dominican President to Stay in Office; Foes May Renew Nationwide Strike

Strike against Balaguer  - Dominican opposition breaks _ off neaofiations with regime

Republic Flirts With Disaster; Strike Implied  Dominican Rivals Refusing To Yield

An Impasse In Dominica   ‘Dictatorship’ Charge Hurled At Balaquer

Dominica Talks Are Deadlocked   Opposition Refuses To Accept Balaguer

Balaguer Opponents Break Off Negotiations. Charging Return To Dominican Dictatorship

Republic Talks Reach Impasse  - Opposition Break: Off Neaotiations

Transaction Must Have ICC Assent   Announcement Follows Months Of Negotiations

City Moves to Purchase New  Civic Center Mobil Building Approved for   Mobil Building Approved for City Hall; Parking Bid

500 Sign Up to Participate In Grain Program   ASC Office Oper Tonight and Tuesday Night

Evening Hours For ASC Office Here Next Week   To Continue Sign Up for Grain Program

Union Agrees On Thtencon Of Contracts With Big Three Until Sept. 6

Trial Jury Hears Expert's Report Of Milliron Boy          Another story and additional pictures on the Milliron trial will he found on inside pages of today’s Independent Record.

School Bans ‘Silent Night’  * *k * k , * k * P * Fducator Save ie Tan Sartarian

Knowles’ Vote Kills Nelson's Farm Proposal   Milk Regulation Bill Is Also Killed by Senate Action

Claims Huge Castro Spy Ring in U.S.; Top Yank Officials in Cuba Fly Home

Cuban spy net in U.S.   Former military attache claims 2,000 agents here

Dirksen Listed Among Sponsors  U.S. Group Formed To Aid Katanga Fighter's

Group Is Formed To Help Katanga  Protest U.N. Action,   Protest U.N. Action, Use of US. Planes

U.S. committee formed to aid Katanga in battle against UN   Group's purpose

‘Dirksen Listed Among Sponsors  U 5. Group Formed To Aid Katana Flies

eee, * Ss Se  gee go A tebn ae. Fea ae on on  Us. Committee Aids NGGIGE Fiaht For Self-Deter mination

‘Man Arrested  Plot To Bomb U.S. Embassy Is Reported In Portugal

COMMUNIST SPY IS RETURNING HOME   Igor ¥. Melekh, Former U.N. Employe, Deported When Charges Are Drooped

15 Perish In  Hospital Fire; Cause Probed   Cigarette Butts, Gas And Previous Small Blazes Fiqure In Inquiry

Hospital Fire Takes 15 Lives   Could Be Arson; Alarm Not Turned In For Over Hour

Coal Line’s Target Date Set For 1964   350-Mile Pipe Will Supply Users On Eastern Seaboard

16 Persons Die In State Traffic Over Weekend  25 Others Injured; Four Youths Killed i if Con  - Rawr Venwk

AUFUSN EY EGE ETAE AINE Balls CrP si     Lilaes Lead List of Available Wildflowers This Weekend

Would Have Gov't Pay Half The Bill   Would Re-Train Jobless Workers In New Skills

Would Have ‘Gov't Pay Half The Bill   Would Re-Train Jobless Workers In New Skills   YEAR PERIOD

Congress Asked For Retraining Program In US.   Government To  Pay Half Of Cost

Congress to Try Folksinger on Contempt Charges; Faces Year in Prison, Fines

‘In the News   15 GIRL SCOUTS IN  GEHLEN TROOP 480 — RECEIVE CHURCH "MARIAN AWARDS’  Presentation Made — Sunday During Mass At Pocahonias Church

In the News   15 GIRL SCOUTS IN GEHLEN TROOP 460 — RECEIVE CHURCH “MARIAN AWARDS’  Presentation Made — Sunday During Mass  Ri lnm lbemuweewn 2% 4kccw &

 Socialists Ignored Controversial Austerity Bill  Approved by Belgian House

American Student Center Bombed At Paris: Blame Foes of De Gaulle

HOUSE OK’S HALF-CENT; VOTE 92-81   Backers Woo GOP Support in Senate; 11 Republicans Heip Boost Kerner Measure Through House.

HALF-CENT; VOTE 92-81   Backers Woo GOP Support in Senate; 11 Republicans Heip Boost Kerner Measure Through House,

GOP Help Passes Bill In House   Democrats Say They Have Votes for Passage

Part Of National Buildup _ Texas Guard, Recerve   Units To Active Duty

Dominican Elections  Announced  Balaquer to Seek U. S. Recognition

Soviet Rocket  Remains Mystery  Object Reportedly Fired Over Pacific

Red Mystery Rocket Still A Mystery   No Further Reports On Object First Seen Friday Night

Red Rocket big Mystery   Russian Scoifs At Report:  U.S. Monitoring Post Disagrees

Red Whatnik Still Puzzle to U.S.   VA Hospital Has 4 New  ‘e. + Surgertes 4.  The new wing of Veterans Hospital, with its 4 ultra-modern surgeries, will be open for public inspection today.

GS wey aa cS BOGS GR gS ef ee Pua  Enclosed Gyms Allow More Exercises Report From Junior Schools, Paze 120      i dary ena es wa es VRICSt Sporis  Two Tie in San Diego Open Look for the Stars. Sactian hh   MISSILE OR MOON? ANSWER TINKNOWN

American Microscope On Trujillo  Homeland   Four-Nation Mission To Seek Answers to Two Vital Ouestions

Vehicle for Ride into Space—   Shuman Calls Feed  Grain Plan Failure

On Inside Pages   June Allyson, Dick Powell Breaking Up After 15 Years

ESSE TEES ES, SD LON OR ATO SER  Allyson and Powell Marriage on Rocks

— Ge Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather    Cool Temperatures Cover Kansas Today

Clear Skies To Prevail Most Of Week   Warming Trend Is Due In Kansas Cy Tomorrow

mighway sarety Brown Proposes New Progran To Meet Complex Problem

Man Should Be Driver Not Rider, Scientist Says ie   Astronauts May Control Rockets

‘Tame’ Space Rocket Lets Pilot ‘Drive’   Space Scientists Hear Details At Virginia Meeting

Hearings Planned on Roads and Billboards   Governor to Tall to Joint Session on Education

FARMER GROUP HOLDING ACTION _ © 15 POSTPONED   Will Set Date August 7 Al Meeting In Des Moines; Malka Naw Plans

Murder Suspect To Be Returned  ere in   Michigan Officers in South Dakota Today

Before and After Christmas  -How-a Martian Visitor Might View Earth People at Yuletide

Move’s Afoot For New Ohio Jobless Bill  Compensation Fund > Ste Swi . ! Seen

Ohio House Votes Today On Crime Conspiracy Bill   DiSalle Vetoes Jobless Pay Measure: New Bill Is Sought

Conaress Gives Backing To JFK  Se a a, Se   GOP Joins Democrats In Solid Support

Asks *3.4 Billions, 125,000 More Men   World Reaction ta U.S. Stand on Berlir   Conaressional Leaders Comments on Kennedy's Speech

Bipartisan support from Capitol Hill   “Now clear to the world how United States stands’

Congressional Leaders Back Kennedy s Stand   Psychology Clear -- But Only 217,000 Hike In Men?

Congress To Act Fast On Kennedy's Boosted Defense Money Bill   August Draft  Increased to 13,000 Men

JFK’s Speech Gets Praise From Solons   Solid Support Hinted By GOP, Demos In Funds Requested

GOP Senators to Cooperate  Back President 3 in 21  y+); yt Yr iti

Party Politics Forgotten In Congressional Reaction   Congressional Money Experts  See Possibility Of Tax Hike

GOP Says Firm Stand Is Needed   More Support For Fallout Shelters Evident

Double- Triple Draft Quotas Are Ordered  $3.25 Billion Hike In Appropriations,

JFK Gets Solid Support   Call To Colors Seen First Step In US Mobilization

‘President To Get Republican Backing In His Bid For Enlarged Defense Funds

Senate Leaders Pledge Support   JFK's Speech Viewed Reaction Is Divided On Cold War Lines

LEADERS OF EACH PARTY ‘PRAISE TALK   Some Hopeful Domestic Plans  To Be Curtailed

Big Increase in Deficit Is Seen   Peace Time Record Outlay Estimated At $87.73 Billion

Senate Leaders Indicafe Okay to JFK Request  GOP Hea ds Call  tintinn flea   GOP Heads Call Situation One of Emergency

Tax Increase Seen Next Year If Necessary   Asks *3.4 Billions, 125,000 More Men   World Reaction to U.S. Stand on Berlin   Congressional Leaders Comments on Kennedy's Speech

Congress Backs Up Kennedy   Republican Leaders To Help Expedite Defense Money Bil!

GOP Backing Assured JFK   Dirksen Expects: Approval Due In About A Week

Stand Wins Backing In Washington   Both Parties Prais« Warning To Reds, Domestic Cut Eyed

Party Heads Laud Stand, Voice Unity   Lawmakers Appear Glad No Immediate Tax Boosts Songht

Republicans To Support Bill Passage   Timetable Calls For Passage By Tuesday Morning

i\Cougresitonal Heads Enthusiastic:  About Kennedy Warning To Russia

Both Parties Signal Solid Support—  Congress Hails Blunt Warning

Congress Leaders Praise Kennedy's Blunt Warning   Solid Support for Proaram Is Assured

See SENATE, Page 2   Budget for Year To Reach Record In Non-War Time

People Prefer Peace But Won’t Be Pushed.   Coneressional Money Experts  See Possibility Of Tax Hike

‘FOUR QUINTS REMAIN:  Dionne Girls Will Be 27 Sunday. Three Are Wives

Hope for Vote on Tax Today   Three Amendments ir Hopper Just Before  F aasdaw Baianmman’

State Senate Pushes Toward  Final Tax Vote GOP Bill Suffers   GOP Bill Suffers New Amendments In Stiff Battle

Hope for Vote In Senafe on Tax Revision  New Amendments   New Amendments Defer Decision On GOP Program

VALUABLE ART DESTROYED NY Executive Mansion  Wrecked by Flash Fire

Blaze Routs Gov. Mrs. Rockefeller   Executive Mansion ir Albany Ruined; Big Art Object Loss.

Governor's Mansion Destroyed  ‘Rockefallarec fanqua Ry Radrnnm Win-daw

Gov., Mrs. Rockefeller Flee  Rireninan LA manent -_F AlhLAnw. s  eM FTI ifi Albany

Rockefeller Wife Flee  From Fire   Governor Directs Rescue Of Three Servants; Art Loss Set at $250,000

Flash Blaze Wrecks Old State Home  Governor, Wife  Routed In°   Governor, Wife Routed In Early Morning

Rockefellers Eseape Out Of Window   AH Occupants Of Home Rescued; Art Objects Destroved

' Rockefellers Flee! Paintings, Art Objects Worth $250,000 Lost In Fire At N. Y. Executive Mansion In Albany

‘Art De Art Destroyed ed  Fire Wre ire Wrecks Rockefeller’s Official Home

Works of Art Loss Alone Set at $250,000 Rockefellers Flee  Night Fire atAlbany

Loss Heavy in Blaze at Home Of Rockefeller   N. Y. Governor and Staff Flee Flames

Fire Sweeps Governor’s Mansion;  Rockefeller, Wife Escape Injury

$250,000 In Art Objects Destroyed  Rockefellers Flee As Fire Razes Executive Home

Gov. Rockefeller Wife Escape as Mansion Burns   Pictures, Art Object: Worth $250,000 Lost

$250,000 Art Treasure Lost Governor, Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller Escape In Flash Fire At Mansion

New York Mansion Wrecked  Gov. Rockefeller, Wife Flee $500,000 Blaze

No one hurt, $250,000 damage Fire rips through Governor's mansion in N. Y.; loss heavy

Loss Estimated at $500,000 When Flames Sweep Through Old Building

Rockefellers, Staff Flee New York's Executive Mansion Hit By Fire

Rockefellers Flee From Blazing Home  Flash Fire Wrecks _ New York’s Historic  Old Executive Mansion

Aided Servants’ Rescue  Rockefeller, Wife Escape  Unharmed in Mansion Fire

EXECUTIVE MANSION WRECKED   Rockefellers Get Out Safely: $250.000 Ar  Collection Destroved

No One Injured; Pictures, Art Destroyed...  Fire Wrecks N. Y: Executive Mansion

Objects. Worth $250,000 Destroyed  Rockefellers Flee Fire  In Executive Mansion

Gov. Rockefeller, Wife Flee Flames in Mansion Blaze   Governor's House At Albany Swept By Costly Fire

Governor Climbs to Roof . .  Rockefellers Seek “Safety As Fire Damages Mansion

Art Objects Destroyed  Rockefeller, Wife Flee  Executive Mansion Fire

[Rockefeller And Wife Escape Fire That Wrecks Governor's Mansion

Rockefeller and Wife Flee From Fire in Mansion   Historic Building Is Wrecked; Pictures and Art Objects Ruined

Supreme Court In Ruling Evidence In Case Sufficient   State Can Legally Recover Excessive Mileage Sums

N.H. Supreme Court Denies New Trial To 2 Men Facing Hanging Sentence Jan; 10

Gen. Walker Foe Fined For Slander   Overseas Weekly Reporter Guilty

Briefs... From the Wire   Bitterness, Death Mark Violent Filipino Election

FILIPINOS WILL NAME PRESIDENT   Ritter And Violent Campaign In Which 22 Lost Lives, Will Come To Climax Today

Little Chats On Public Notice  By James E. Pollard » Copyright 1960

On St. Patrick’s Day Police Mounts To Sport New Shoes For Parade

Even New York’s Police Horses Getting Ready for St. Patrick’s Day

Education Study Data Presénted_ Governor   Committee Calls Things It Recommends ‘Minimum’

THE HOMETOWNERS  THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ONIN MCKINNEY & COLLIN COUNTY

Reds Nix Two New  Testing Proposals  Aimed at Speed-Up  Soviet Delegate Claims Latest U.S. Plans Amount to Espionage

UAW Group OKs GM Settlement   Reuther Scores Victory In Internal Battle, Pushes For Local Plant Contracts

Threat Of General GM Strike Ends  LAW Executive Board Turns Down Advisory Council’s Strike Call

UAW to Accept All Terms of Pact  Approval Paves Way For Full-Scale Work

Council Bows To  Contract   Auto Workers End Internal Contract Battle

Union Votes Approval of GM Accord   About-Face Staged a: Council Yields to UAW’'s Board.

Fighth Grade Makes $260 On Spaghetti Supper   Wilding Permits Hit New Low

Kennedy Signs Fund Measure   Country's Capital, From President To Man In Street, Hails Astronaut

Works at Georgetown Home Jacqueline Packs Bags For White House Move

New Securities Issue . \Treasury Announces Plans  ‘To Borrow $6.9 Billions

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Treasury to Borrow i a a ee

Treasury To Borrow $6.9 Billion To Help Prevent Flow of Funds Overseas

$6.9 Billion ‘Loan’ Sought By Treasury   Borrowing Being Handled Through Securities Sale

N. M. Road Contractor Must Testty   House Probers To Go to Him’ If He Is Too Ill

Tshombe, Adoula Tentatively Agree   Leaders Promise To Publish The Terms Of Aareement Today After Final Meeting

Progress Is Made During Parley  On Katanga Issue   Tshombe, Adoula Reportedly In Agreement On Settlement

Adoula, Tshombe Reportedly Reach  Tentative A*reement on Katanga

Foes Reported Near Solution In Congo Fuss   Tshombe, Adoula Hold Day-Long Secre: Discussions While Diplomats Pace The Corridors: Report Is Promised Today

BUYING HABITS Americans Developing  New Values      Families Changing

LIKE BANANAS   ae feet See ee ee  Hen Which Laid Curved Eaas Die

Refugee Rafe Nears Record Set During ‘5   Flights Seriously Depleting Manpower In Communist Zone

Heaviest Since 1956 Berlin Refugee Flow Hits Panic Rate: 1,000 A Day

lran To Limit Land Holdings   Peasants To Receive Surplus of Acreage

IRANIAN LAND MUST BE SOLD   Redistribution Set; ° Reporter Banned

Agree Un periin  Kennedy, DeGaulle Confer  On New Nations’ Problems

‘African Problems Dominate President's Paris Meeting —   Sabotage No Threat To Communications

F rostburg Rejection  To Stand   Tawes Will Not Fight Unfavorable Vote On Proposed Transfer Of Colleve

\E rightening Unknown Little Penguins Symbol Of Meeting In Uruguay

Wealthy Latin Rulers Must Sacri fice To Strive For AF rightening Unknowr

Future Is Good For the Indian, Sec. Udall Says  Interior Secretary   Interior Secretary Visits School Here And 1,100 Turn Out

Future Is Good For the Indian, Sec. Udall Says   Interior Secretary Visits School Here And 1,100 Turn Ou

Car Plunges Over Embankment  Wellsville Couple Killed. In Accident

Auto Found On Railroad  Near Canton Richard L. Morrell,  Jean A. Cline Lose

Jets Collide, 3 Escape Injury   4 Hospitalized After Accident At Flat Top

PRAYER FOR...  e@ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religion Features)

Quads Born To Mother Of Six Children   Woman Remarks. *You’re Kidding’ When Told News

\Iwe Boys, Twe Girls — Quadruplets Surprise Pair; \Family Grows from 6 to 10

Quadruplets Born In Massachusetts   To Get son  Mother Walks 27 Miles

Vote Prentis’ Road Fund Split   Would Give Cities 12% Share of Fund

Cold Front Heads NE To Indiana   Mississippi Floods Kill Nine Persons, 12,000 Homeless

Cold Front Heads — Into Arkansas And Snow Bound Ind.   Kansas Victim of ‘Infant Blizzard’; Snow to Again Hit Texac Panhandle

Thunder Storms Halt Cold Front From Panhandle   Snow Reported in Southwest To Spread East

Revolutionary Forces Claiming Victories; Reinforcements Are Flown To Beachhead Near Havana

Invaders Say Positon Is ‘Established’   Landing Area Is Captured After Heavy Fighting

Rebels Flying Planes Into  Beach Area   Exile Sources Claim Liberation Forces ‘Firmly Established’ and Getting Supplies.

Seize Air Strip On Beachhead, Fly In Supplies   Regime Cuts Off All Means Of Communication

Rebels Take Air Strip In Heavy Fight   Supplies Flown .To Troops After Militia Routed

Whereabouts Of Castro Is Mystery   Question On Lips Of Thousands As Triumph Claimed

Johnson Flies to Germany   Dramatic Move by Kennedy to Show American Support

Soviet Allies Set To Hike Defenses  Continuing to Wage Arms Race Charaed to Western Powers

POLICE PROBE FUTILE LULICE PROBE FUTILE  Boy, 13,1s Felled By Mystery Bullet

Strong Protest From Kasavubu On U.N. Action   Congolese Send Cables To Dag On Interference

U.S. Planes Set To Haul  India Foree   Kasavubu Assails Action To Bolster Troops In Congo

Over Protest of Congolese Presi dent  U.S. Air Force Will Fly  Indian Troops Into Congo

Combat-Ready Indian Troops Join UN Force   To Land Thursday Despite Protests Of Congo Leader

New India lroops Set  for Congo   Tough Gurkha Warriors Sent Despite Protest

Plans Made For Airlift Of U. N.  Force To Congo   U. S. Airmen Expect To Fly Troops From India; Kasavubu Makes Protest

TOUGH GURKHAS ARE READY  Indian Troops Slated For Service In Congo As Kasavubu Protests

El Salvador  Government QOverthrown  Winws we _ WE ewth OI DY.   Four - Month - Old Re gime Ousted by Mil  itarv Leaders

El Salvador Revolt Is Reported   Military-Civilian Junta Said To Be In Control

West Firm On  Berlin Position  Secretary of State Rusk Blames Russians for Tension in World

Major Monon River Work Is Projected   Funds Provided For Construction In This Region

WAOUSWHAUIN THE £200  Vending Machine Stuck And Out Popped Kitty

The Meow, The. Roar And. The Elk’s: Parade nee er  Animal Crack-ers Or_What's V My Lior

BLT HE’s PRESIDENT NOW ~Unex pected Caller Just Pops In On Old Friends In Washington

See CENTENNIAL, Page 2   Youth Dies In Probable Leap From Moving Train

NATO Supports U.S. Move To Carry On ‘Probing’ For Talks On Berlin

U.S. Plans Te Go On With Berlin Talks   Half-Dozen NATO Nations Support Rusk's Statement

Republicans Renew Coalition Warning  Humphrey Protests *Guerrifla Warfare’

Fear Communist Takeover —  GOP Warns Against Laos Coalition Rule

You'll Find ..   ; Kansas: 268,554,000 Bu.     ‘Corn Forecast Is  ‘Up; Wheat In Drop

Demos Blast Nixon's Cube Swap Stand   Sen. Humphrey Say: Ex-Vice President "Morally Wrong‘

Demos Lash At Critics of Tractor Deal   ‘Castro Blustered Into Big Blunder,’ Says Murrow

Campaign Counters Swap Criticism  U.S. Prestige Up In Castro Deal

JFK Hits Back On ‘Dozer Deal   Administration Says Castro Blundered

Ex-Pentagon Aide Admits Taking Data   No Spying Involved; Held Document Whil “Working On Report

Admits Guilt in Having Secret  Ex-Mathematician At Pentagon in Cour

First Entry Already In Sunday, July 16, Picked For Fifth Annual Soap Box Derby   Eligible Te Compete

First Entry Already In Sunday, July 16. Picked For Fifth Annual Soap Box Derby

Royal Treatment  Passengers of Hijacked Plane Get Steaks, Drink:

Hijacked Plane Passengers Feted With Steak, Cocktails, Socialism

Passenger On Hijacked Plane Told No Communism Exists  In Cuba Today, OnlySocialism

Kennedy Studies Economic Reporf For Congress   President Continues Holiday Schedule At Palm Beach

President Gives Priority To State Message   Work On Budget Is Finished, Claims It Is Balanced

Kennedy Is Working on Speech   Freeman Slated to Assist With ‘State’ Message

Busy Holiday — JEK Studies State Gf Union  Approves Budget, Relaxes

Kennedy Turns Efforts Toward Economic Talk   State of Union Message Pushed Aside for Time

JFK. Halts Work On State Of ae Union Message   Turns To His Economic Report To Conqress: To See Freeman

Freeman to Huddle with The President  Budget for ‘63 Drawn Up; Hits $92 Billion

Freeman Joins Presidential Conferences  Kennedy Works On Economic Report

Work Done On Message By Kennedy  Llane wanec Tn {ns   Congress To Get Address Shortly After It Convenes

$3 Billion S Hike In U.S. Budget Seen   Report President Approves Figure Of About $92 Billion

Kennedy Readies Annual Economic Report to Congress  President Plans to Confer With   President Plans to Confer With Orville Freeman, Other Advisers

Freeman Joins Conference Sa a  State Of Union Mestia Given Priority By JFK

Busy Holiday ; . JFK Studies State Of Union, Approves Budeet, Relaxes

J.F.K. turns  to economics   Continues his work-vacation in Palm Springs

JFK Works on State Of the Union Message   ‘Checkup Shows His Health Generally Excellent -

Kennedy Readies Annual Message   $92 Billion Budget Finished, Aides Say

STATE OF UNION MESSAGE GETS ATTENTION  Kennedy Continues Fast Work Pace

Continues on Holiday Kennedy Turns to Work ‘On Economical Reporis

JFK Tackles Legislative Plan for 62   Stricken Father Showing Strong Signs of Recovery

Sec. Freeman Helping- State Of Union Data Gets JFK Attention   Bomb Test Fallout N« Great Cancer Threat

President Devotes Work To His State Of Union Message   Budget Cleared Up; Is Expected To Be Around $92 Billion

Kennedy Working on State of Union Talk to Congress   President Given Clean Bill of Health: Father Is About the Same.

aim Dedch: Reports for Year Occupy  US President  He Works on His Annual. Messages To the Congress

Freeman Joins JFK  Conference   President Now Working On Congressional Message, Budget Now Completed

Work on Budget Completed...  JFK Turns Attention To State of Union Message

Alltime High for Peacetime  Kennedy Finishes Work On $93 Billion Budget

Protect Bulgaria's Jews  Mystery Of King Boris’ Death Next In Eichmann

Larger Draft Not Quick Enough Army Tells Its Reservists  Why They Are in Again

“Why Me?” Pamphiets Distributed ...  National Guards Told Why They Were Called

Unsigned, 2 Money Bills To Be Law  sec? Bf . og 2 te eae Se ae   DiSalle Withholds Signature, Gives Partial Approval

DiSalle Avoids Another Veto   But Governor Raps GOP As ‘Reckless’

REPORT “‘AOP ENCOURAGING Laos Control Commission  Favored By U.S. Policy

Ruling Party in Mexico Winner  Sweep Elections in Conaress. States

Ruling Party Winsin Mexico  Elects 178 Deputies And 5 Governors At National Polls

Life Series Of Challenges To Alan B. Shepard Jr., Chosen For Rocket Ride

Uther Men His Age Drive sedans  Selected Astronaut Alan Shepard Finds Life Series Of Challenges

Astronaut to Sweat It 48 More Hours   Chosen Astronaut Likes Challenaes

Life Offers Challenge to U.S. Astronaut   Wife Describes Husband's Ways in Outside World

Thrives on challenges   ‘If astronaut couldn't find one he’d create one’

Shepard Chose to Live Dangerously ...  His Life a Series of Challenges For Man Chosen for Space Flight

 Postponement Ups Tension  Shepard's Life Has Been A Series of Challenges

Life Has Been Series Of Challenges To Man Named To Ride Space Rochet

Alan Shepara Jr. is Chosen .  Life for Astronaut Is Full of Challenges

Astronaut To Have At Least 148-Hour Wait   Alan Shepard, Jr., 37-Year-Old Navy Commander. Chosen  To Take Rocket Ride   Chosen To Be First American In Space  Profile On Alan Shepard, Jr., Given

Two City Protests  Effective   B.H,, St. Joe ‘To Be Slashed 3.1 Million

Action Backs New Appraisal By Cleminshaw   Supervisors To Get Findings On Appeals Today

Official Silence On Strategy ;  U.S. Prepared To  Maintain Order 

Prepare Steps To Maintain — Racial Order.  Silence Over Justice Group...

Kennedy, Soviet Premier Begin Talks In Vienna   Leaders Taking Each Other’s Measure In Discussions Today and Sunday.

Weather   Leaders Meet at U.S. Ambassador's Home; Top Aides With Both

Soviet Boss Talks With U.S. Leader   President Warmly Welcomed, Vienna Cheers For Jackie

Huge Crowd Greets JFK On Arrival   Leaders Greet Each Other With Smiles: Beain Immediate Talk:

Panhandle Due 5 Inches Of Snow   Fatal Wreck   Howard County Gets Its First Real Wintry Touch

2 Clark Canyon Dam Workers Suffer Broken Necks in Collapse of Panels

Record  ransaction Anderson Motors Firm Helena Agency, Sold         Residents Favoring Paving Will Fight Injunction

Reason Cited Why Demos May Draft Daniel as Candidate   Connally Blasts Cox In Speech Before Demo Committee

AT INDIGNATION CONVENTION  Radio- TV Speaker Levels Fierce Attack On Policies   HUNT BACKING

Algerians Accept Paris Peace Bid Long and Costly War End  Now Appears Imminent

De Gaulle Peace Bid ‘Is Accepted   Algerians Demand Independence, Direct Negotiations Appear Imminent

De Gaulle Won’t Insist On Cease-Fire  Tunisia, Morocco Join in Bloc Friendly ta Parise

SET TO STEM ALGIERS WAR   De Gaulle’s Bid _ Wins Acceptance By Arab Rebels

Peace Talks In Algerian War Near   Rebels Accept Bid By DeGaulle For Ending Struagle

De Gaulle’s Peace Talks Bid Accepted   Negotiations With Aigeria Rebels Now Appear Imminent

Algerian Rebels Accept DeGaulle’ Offer: Will Meet in Peace Talks

Insist On Independence Krom France But With Federation Retaining Friendly Relations

Accept DeGaulle Bid Aimed af Ending Long War   Insist Goal Is Independence From France

De Gaulle’s Peace Talks Bid Acceptec   Algerian Rebels. Soften Insistence on Independence Goal

COMES AFTER LONG HUDDLE   Both Sides See Negotiations Differently

REBELS WANT INDEPENDEN  Algerians ‘Accept DeGaulles Offer  for Peace Talks

nebels Accept Plan For New Talks  They Still Want a  Fi eae Ss.) ed

ALGERIAN REBELS WILL TALK PEACE   Accept De Gaulle’s Bid To Meet For Negotiations Which Could Stop Bloody War.

Algerian Rebels OK Peace Talks With DeGaulle   Loose Federation With Morocco, Tunisia Hinted

Rebels Accept New De Gaulle Peace Effort   Negotiations At Top Level Appear To Be Imminent

De Gaulle Hopes To End War—  Algerian Rebels OK Bid For Peace Talks

Algerian Rebels Accept DeGaulle’s Peace Talk Plans   Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia May Unite; To Keep Ties with France.

Parley To End Algerian War Nears As Rebels Accept DeGaulle Peace Bid

Rebels OK De Gaulle Peace Bid   French Offer for Talks to End War Accepted

NEWS INDEX   NEGOTIATIONS LIKELY  Algerian Rebels Approve De Gaulle Bid tor Peace

Algerian Rebels,  Paris to Confer  Negotiations to Bring End To Strife Appear Imminent

Insurgents Ease Up  OnDemand De Gaulle Drops  Cc ease-F ire Stand

independence Still Goal  Algerian Rebels Accept DeGaulle Bid For Talks

Algerian Rebels Agree to Talks  Accent De Gaulle Peace Parley Rid

Algerian Rebels Accent De Gaulle Peace Talk Offer  Direct ‘Negotiations In Long, Costly War Apparently Imminent

THURSDAY TO BE ‘FAIR, COOL’ Longest Warm Spell May Be on Way out

Bargaining Power Needed To Increase Exports, He Says; Raps Discrimination

Kennedy Solicits Support for Plan   Appeals to Labor for Backing On More Liberal Trade Policy

Kennedy Urges Unions to Back Trade Moves   Also Speaks to Young Democrat: At Miami Beach

'XPORT GOODS OR CAPITAL? JFK Desires Trade Buildup To Avert U.S. Job Losses   Help Of Young Dems   Barr aINING- POWER

Addresses Union Convention JFK Wants PWAutherity;  Scores Job Discrimination

Labor Trade Role Cited By Kennedy  Must Back Foreign  Business or Lose Pr nc

Outlines recession proposal   President to ask for public works program

Kennedy Seeking Standby Powers lf Slump Comes  Sneaks To Organizec

Kennedy Speaks Bluntly to Labor: "Back Foreian Trade Buildup or Lose Jobs’

Kennedy To Seek  Recession Curbs  Tells Unions He'll Ask For Standby Power To Make Tlobs

Kennedy Promotes Trade Policies in Talk Before Labor   “Will We Export Our Products or Our Jobs and Capital.”

JFK Views Policy To Aid Labor   Increased Foreign Couipetition Could Cause Unemployment

Labor Hears Trade Pitch  President Asks Unions to Support Reciprocal Trade Program Change:

JFK Urges Labor Back World Trade   Increase in Exports Creates Jobs. President Tells Convention

ha U.S. Trade Policy Overhaul, Lower Tariffs  JFK Asks Labor’s Support

President Tells Labor Of Planning  Convention Told Of Plans Of  Administration

Jobless Ranks Decline in Nov. AFL-CIO Told   President Strikes At Discrimination Against Negroes

Kennedy Is Speaker  Calls On Labor To Back Foreign Trade Expansior

‘UNIONS GET BLUNT TALK BY KENNEDY   Calls Attention To Necessity Of Stabilized Costs

President Speaks To Organized Labor  Kennedy To Ask Standby Public Works Authority

President Seeks Labor's Support For Tariff Cuts   Kennedy Outlines Job Protection Plan Before AFL-CIO Convention In Florida.

Step Necessary fo Block Off Loss of Jobs   Do We Export Goods or Capital? President Asks

JFK tells labor  New tariff policy needed   More Export Business

Must Support Program Or Suffer Losses   Basic Decision Bared In Blunt Warde By Praciden'

Face Job Loss Loss  JFK Tells Labor to Back Foreign Trade Policy

Kennedy fo Labor: Mus! Back Effort to Build Foreian Trade or Face Loss of Jobs

JFK Tells — Labor: Help U. S. Trade —   Or Face the Loss of Jobs

rresigent tells conclave  Labor must back foreian trade or lose iobs

President Defends Tariff Plan   Tells Organized Labor It Must Back Efforts To Build Foreign Trade

President Asks Labor To Back Policy: Proposes Public Works Projects In Event Of Recession

Kennedy Blunt in Addressing KFL-CIO Meet   Loss of Jobs Warmed If U.S. Fails to Push Exports

Asks Labor To Support Freer Trade   “Will We Export Goods—Or Jobs?’

JFK To See k Standby Power To Launch Public Projects   Ry WHITNEY SHOEMAKER

FailureToHelp  Means Job Loss, AFL-CIO Hears   Stabilizing Costs Held Real Factor In Export Battle

JFK Tells Labor Must Give Help  Must Build Up  Foreign Trade Rap "h hase Lake

Labor Is Told Back Exports Or Lose Jobs   President Enters Unfriendly Views At Union Meeting

 TOUCHES ON DISCRIMINATION, TARIFFS  \JFK Will Seek Reressional Powers

Kennedy Will Request Anti-Recession Power; Assails Discrimination

Outlines Plan To Labo  JFK To Seek Standby Public WorksAuthority

Lahor Must Back U.S. Foreign Trad Or Face Job Loss   Kennedy Addresses Convention Of AFL-CIO In Miami

JFK Urges Support of Trade Plan   President States Views Bluntly At AFL-CIO Meeting

LABOR MUST BACK TRADE PLANS -JFK   Nation Must Export 0;  Lose Jobs, President Says In Plea For Tarif Cut Support.

Kennedy's Talk For Convention Gives Warning   Alternative ts Loss OF Jobs. He Contends

Kennedy proposes federal assistance for areas injured by liberalized tariffs

Must Build U.S. Trade, Labor Told   President States Views Bluntly at AFL-CIO Conventior

President Tells Labor To Back Trade Program      Must Support His Efforts. Or Face Loss Of Jobs -

tT wMeoe WE RECESSION: —_—  Kennedy Tells Labor He'll Ask For Standby Power For Public Warke Ink.

Labor Urged To Back New Trade Plan   Kennedy Appeals For Support To Halt Loss Of Jobs

Fears Further Loss otf Jobs in U.S. as Result Of Foreign Competition

Must back foreign trade effort, Kennedy tells labor   Basic decision

"In Case Of Recession"— JFK To Ask Standby Public Works Projects

(12 2 000 Britons. Scots Mi are ‘h  Philosopher Fads Move For Nuclear Disarmament

Protest Polaris Base  Russell Launches Drive ‘For Nuctéar Disarmament

British Mobs Protest U.S.  Polaris Base  Thousands Take Part In London, Glasgow Rallies

Philosopher Russell Leads Massive British Sitdown For Nuclear Disarmament

Vessel Carrying Jews From Morocco To Israel Goes Down In Storm ...  40 Persons Drowned   WIDOW PLANS TO WED LEOPOLD

Riss Journalist Talks 2 Hours With US Chief   Press Secretary Describes Meeting os ‘Very Cordial’

EXCLUSIVE 2HOUR LETERIEV 4, Son-in-Law of Nikita Talks With President

Editor of Izvestia ipibi a ieanieladalmbale eta;  Nikita’s In-Law Interviews JFK

ms, Adams onored Aft ons Club   ramatic Decisions n Berlin Explained

LBS’ s Mission, 1,500 500 Troops Symbolic, But Gave Needed Confit dence              - Berlin  Decisions Made At Secret Meeting

It Didn't Take Long To Make The Decision      Kennedy: Difficult Weeks, Months...   Johnson: ‘A Deterrent’

elicopter And Three Americans Missing In Laos...  Feared In Rebel Area

Auburn Union Calendar Girls Selected For Winter, Spring, Summer Quarters

Union Calendar Girls To Be Presented  In Calendar Girl Pageant On Nov. 14

See COUNTY, Page 2?   Ex-Ambassador Timberlake Speaks on Campus Tonight

SEEBRS [TO ELIMINATE RUNOUPE comedies Candidate Suggests Pooling of Forces

It Won’t Hurt but a Minute   U.S. Corn Replaces Cuban Blackstrap

Contidence In Business  Uplift Seen   New Proposals From Kennedy  a st EE Pees pers

This Week in Business and Finance .  Future of U.S. Economy Appears Brighter

Efforts to Boost Economy Herald Arrival of 1961   Focus Attention on Future Improvement

Business, Government Cooperate —  Efforts To Lift Economy Keynote Start Of New Year

1961 Expected To See General Business Rise   Activity Still Sluggish But Improvement Is General Prediction

[At Borger, Texas : Nine Killed, One Injured ‘In Petroleum Plant Blast

Pipeline Explosion Kills Nine in Texas  Construction Crew Victims at Borger

Texas Disaster Traced To Ruptured Pipeline: At New Unit Of Plant

Daily News Index   WONT RULE OUT WAR  Nehru Resists Chine   China-India Border Crisis

Invasion By Iraq Hinted By Officials   3.000 Troops Sent, More Put On Alert

New Iraqi Move To Seize Oil-Rich Sheikdom Seen  Military Buildup Proclaims London’s Readiness to Fight

Fears Kassem May Make Move Again To Annex Little Sheikdom On Iraq Border

British Rush Naval Force To Near East   7,000 Men Kept On Alert In Tense lraq Crisis Over Kuwait

HUNT KILLER IN MISSOURI WOODS, HILLS   Police Block Off South-@ast Missouri. Roads;  Search Houses, Barns - And Caves For Fugitive.

Cape Girardeau Fugitive Eludes Manhunters  : Farmers Are Jittery   As 150 Officers Seek Last of Holdun Gane

Dragnet Out For Killer Of Policeman   Slayer Sighted Twice Sunday, But Gets Away

HST Honored On 77th Birthday   Kennedy, Jack Benny) Aid In Celebration

See ENDOWMENT, Page 2   Editor Keeps ‘Em Chuckling At KU's Welcoming Dinner

90 Treated ' For Smoke’  And Injuries   Four-Story Downtow? Building Burns; Many Fitemen Hospitalized

Five Die In Fire At  Greensburc Store Destroyed; 106  Treated for Smoke  Bee be cal ocd ° mae 7 :

Super Rockef Exceeds Even Highest Hopes   Strikes Within 7 Miles Of Target On Maiden Flight

Super Rocket Shot Success   Mighty Saturn Fired at Canaveral, Rises Nearly 100 Miles Into Space

Saturn Sent Into Space, Big Success   16-Story Device Reported To Be World’s Largest

Mighty Saturn Exceeds All Expectations; “Roars From Launching Pad at Canaveral

United States’ Mighty saturn “Super Rocket’ Launched Into Snace —

lo-Story Saturn Goes Nearly 100 Miles In Space   Launching Called Total Success; Hits Within Seven Miles of Target Area.

16-Story Super Booster Designed To Take Men To Moon Climbs. 100: Miles

TO LIMIT AIR TESTS TO NEEDS   Terror Tactics  Are Ruled Out By President

Bomb-Happy Soviet Calls For ‘New Approach’ To End Tests   U.S. Wants Clarification: Might Be A Step Backwards

Invite France To Take Part In Geneva Parley   Soviet Union Calls for a ‘New Approach’ to Ban on All Weapons  Tests.   Invite France

France Bid ToJoin US., Russ, British   Soviets Call for ‘New Approach’ to Test Ban; Applies to All Tests

Use of national systems for detecting a-blasts proposed   Right to Test

Set to Resume Three-Power Geneva Talks   Kremlin Reserves Right to Test If Other Nations Do

Detection Left to Each Nation  All 4 Types Of Nuclear Test Would End

Soviets Ask For Bomb Test Pact  NEattanal Svetame!   "National Systems Proposed For Blast Detection

Call For Big Four Talks On Test Ban   France Invited To : Join New Approach On Same Old Theme

penieia Bid Aired Prior  To Sessions   Kremlin Asks All Nuclear Weapons Tests Halted Now

SOUTHERN INDIANA TO GET SHOWERS  ‘Locally Heavy’ Rain Is Possible Tonight

ADMITTED TO EMRACCY   Howard K. Smith to Quit Network in Disagreement

[Nixon Makes the Announcement  ‘Congress Formally Declares \Kennedy Elected President

NIXON MUST TELL CONGRESS THAT HE LOST   He Reports  303 Kennedy Electoral Votes, Not 113,057 Plurality.

Massive Search For Missing New York Tot   Four Year Old Girl Missing Since Wednesday

Red China Seating Up Before U.N.   Efforts On To Pick Successor For Dag

Coast Guard gets different version of events leading up to tragedy of ketch

Harvey Told Friend He ‘Panicked’  nema nace as eee te nee ne  New Bluebelle Version Bared

Capt. Harvey Panicked, Jumped Overboard, AbandonedOtherSix, His Personal Friend Reveals

That Captain Panicked . . . Skipper's Friend Tells Third Bluebelle’ Story

- Mote Either Way Will  Affront F riends Ff ranco-T unisian Debate InUN Tests US Anti-Colonial Peliey

. Vote Either Way Will Affront Friends Franco-Tunisian Debate In UN  Tests US Anti-Colonial Policy

GOP Maps Strategy In Legislature  Remapping Is Top Priority’   (Editorial. pg. 4)

GOP Maps Strategy In Legislature eaniainvians. i chahaanias_ Mbbliaei dined  Remapping Is ‘Top Priority’   (Editorial. na. 4)

Wadena News   wunday. 9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 am, Worship Service. 7:15 Youth Fellowship.

PRESBYTERIAN CRUECH  9:30 om. Church School. 10:30, a.m. Worship r 948 ore Welleeahin

House Group Adds More Space Funds  Hope to Beat Soviet In Race to Moon

Report Plot To Hijack U.S. Planes   Special Security Rules Surround Commercial Airliners in Florida

Castro Regime Releases 38 on Hijacked Plane   (Cuban Government Gives Airline Permission to Operate Special Flight.

Passenger Rerouted  Plane Because He  Wasn't Allowed To Go Ta Ciba

Rescue Mission  Okehed   Cuba To Free Captiv: Passengers; Airlines Take Security Moves

Permission Is Granted By Cuban Officials   Fear Further Seizure Of Planes; May Post Security Guards

Auto Union fo Seek End of All Disputes   Anxious to Have industry Get Back To Full Production

Construction To Begin In Ten Months  ee. ie   Program Geared To Encourage Private Firms

Post Office Program Given Boost   $270-Million Plan Granted Approval By White House

Roa Blames Invasion  On U.S., Guatemala   Stevenson For U.S. And Galvez For Guatemala Deny Charaes As False

Accusations Before UN Committee  Roa s Charge U.S. Jets Aiding Rebels  Draws Prompt Denial From Stevenson

U.S. Denies Cuban Charge Jet Planes And Guantanamo Base Aid Invasion

Prompt Denial Issued By Stevenson  Cuba Charges Garrier Jets From U.S. Aid In Invasion

U.S. Navy, Jets Invading, Cuba Charges   Stevenson Denies Al Accusations; Roa Cites ‘Acts of War’

Kennedy Releases  New Funds  ATanev ta Sneed   Money to Speed Road Construction

State Will Get Highway Money  $30,512,000 Is Share OF Federdt Aid Cach

French Hairdresser Gives Jackie Kennedy “Cothic Madonna” Look for State Dinner

By Leading French Hairdresser—  ‘Gothic Madonna’ Hairdo For Jackie

yg] VU REE SPR ORes Lilp ane el  Jackie’ s ‘Madonna’ Hairdo  Causes: Sensation In Paris

Kennedys Seek Creation Of 59 U.S. Judgeships   3 Jurist Posts Sought for State

Over 500 Bills Inti oduced    Legislators. ‘Still. Face Major Issues  As 6th Week Open:

Glittering White House Dinner Party Honors Puerto Rico, Cellist Casals

Kennedys  Hosts at Big  Dinner Tribute Cellist    Tribute Cellist  Pablo Casals And Puerto Rico

Three- ree-Day Exercise  U.S. Troops End Military Maneuvers in Berlin

Army Ends War Games In Berlin   Gen. Clay Reports Troops Ready to Defend Territory

U.S. ARMY MANEUVERS  Gen. Clay Views Wind-up Of Berlin War Exercises

Kennedy Plan For Med Care The Winner   Conference On Aging To End Session Today

Firm Moving Machinery Into Biddeford Building   Was Ape Man Up To Monkey Business?

Tarz and Jane Never Married? California Citizens Have Suspicions That Tarzan Was Up to Monkey Business

Librarian Has Ape Man’s Books Removed  Tarzan Jungle Scandal Circulating

School Board Gets  Ot: IV's Back Some Think Tarzan, Jane Books Not Good For Kids

Me Tarzan, You Jane, That’s Sure; But Question Is: ‘Are We Married?’

MONKEY BUSINESS?  Tarzan’s Marital Status Kicks Up Schsoi Board Fuss

Cheetah Living in Sin, n, Too?  ‘Me Tarzan, You Jane and Whose Boy Is He?’

Jungle Scandal In Downey, Calif.  Librarian Trees Tarzan On Morals Rap

Monkey business has to go  Restless natives of Downey call Tarzan, Jane sinners

~TARZAN, JANE UNMARRIED ?— Another Scandal In  The H. olly.wood Jungle

‘Say It Ain't So, Tarz’  A an er EN EN NE RR A ECE ATLL Rt CC  Restless California Natives Suspect Tarzan And Jane Never Wed

Rumors of Scandal May Have Purged Tarzan Books from California School Library

ROMANCE IN A TREE OK  (Tarzan And Jane Were Married In The Jungle

YOU AND JANE WERE MARRIED, WEREN'T YOU?  Ah, Come On, Say It Ain’t So, Tarzan

School Library Bans Tarzan Books; He Can’t Produce Marriage License

Jungle Scandal Hits Books  Ape Man Not Married: Say It Ain't So, Tarz!

sueURe SUSPECTS SIN...  Tarzan, Jane Live Together-- But Are They Really Wed?

-If Tarzan Was Unwed—It Ain’t Fit To Be Read You Cant Bend Ape's Shape

New York. Strike Ends on 13th Day   150,000. Belgians Go Back to Work

Goldberg Works Out  Agreement   13 Day Strike Costs Nation Hundreds of Millions of Dollars

Jobs of 62 Threatened Economy   13-Day Strike Cost Nation Many Millions, Rail Revenue Lost

‘Incomes Climb, Factory Sales Increase  Secy. Hodges Cites Two New ‘Signs of Economic Recovery

Pe rsonal Income, Sales Climb Hodges Points to Two New Signs of Recovery

Keonomy Now Is Out Of Cellar, Hodges Says Cites Rising  Factory Sales  A. 3 QT)... ... .Y

Hodges Lists Added Signs Of Recovery   Personal Income Factory Sales Show Increase

US. Economy Said Climbing   2 New Signs Hailed By Commerce Chief

Sit-ins Win Big Victory In Atlanta   Merchants Pledge To End Segregation Of Lunch Counters

LITTLE DELAY  eee ance tea ta eee ee Sree cere  Russians Said Polite As Troops Pass By

Van Allen Raps View Of Libby   SUI Scientists Dubious of Value Of Fallout Shelter

Atomic Survival Series by Dr. Libby “Extremely Dangerous’ Say Physicists

Van Allen and others dispute Dr. Libby's series on survival   Libby replies

‘Sharp Exchange Over Fallout Shelters  - Physicists Take Issue With Libby: He Replies

Dr. Libby Answers Blast By SUI Scientists; Says  Shelters Increase Chances

‘Scientists Fall Out On Shelters  Call Series “Extremely Danqerous”

Chief of John Birch Society Called 'Farseeing, Fine Man’ by Lawmaker

5A. Solon Opposes Sales Tax   Lane Fights Off Amendments Te Revenue Bill

Who Won   ALFRED JANSSEN’S SON —FIRST LE MARS BABY OF 1961—WINS cCIrTre

Who Won  ALFRED JANSSEN 's SON  FIRST, LE. MARS BABY OE vast vesice ptnnnigs

Retired Farmer, 94 \s Suicide   Funeral For James A Kerr Set For Tuesday

Ready, Even lf Russia Still Tests   U.S. Testing to Be Pursued If Reds Continue

Nov. 28 Start Urged In U. S. British Note; Follows U.N. Proposal

Laos Negotiations Are Resumed  t x * * * * * * * * * *  Soviet, U.S. Officials WV elcome Breakthrouoh in Cantfah

Howard, Skowron Hit Solo Homers For New York   Score by innings: RH E. Reds 000 000 000 @ 2 0 Yankees 000 101 00x 2 6 cy

Supreme Court Bars Illegally Seized Evidence   Many States to Be Forced to Radically Revise Criminal Prosecutions.

Supreme Court Bans Illegally Seized Evidence   Prosecutions Face Radical Changeovers

Criminal Prosecution Revision Necessitated By High Court Decision

‘Ruling Against Illegally Seized Evidence Will Affect Trial Procedures

I llegally Seized Evidence Barred,  Crime Trials Face Drastic Change

As Result OF Supreme Court  Ruling Criminal Prosecutions Must  Be Revised Radically Now 

State Courts Barred From Using Illegally Seized Evidence Supreme Court Ruling May Force Radical Revision Of Criminal Prosecution Procedure In Many States

Court Ruling on IllegallySeized Evidence May See Change In Many States’ Procedures

Criminal Prosecutions Must Be Changed Under New High Court Verdict

Nearly All Roads Called Hazardous; Zero Due Tonight   Rv UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

f Opend: ‘ State Aid to  Education Is        Sought in Bull   State Emergency Funds Would Be Used for Schools

_ For The Border Belt Opening Experts Predict —  High Leaf Price

Timely Tidings EPISCOPAL CHURCH TO GIVE PANCAKE SUPPER — TUESDAY

e e fe Timely Tidings EPISCOPAL CHURCH TO GIVE PANCAKE SUPPER -—- TUESDAY

U.S. Views Outlined Rusk Confident Free World Will Meet Red Challenge

Document On Berlin:  U.S. Confident In Dispute   Nehru Alters View. Now Supports West

Watered-Down Republican Bill Is Defeated :   Kennedy Reported Backing Measure Passed by Senate

Opposition Due for Depressed Areas Aid Bill  Debate Opens‘as Republicans Offer Substitute Measure

Kennedy Wins Depressed Area Congress Battle   Republicans Lose In Move To Offer Substitute Plan

GOP slapped by areas bill   Demo victory; $300 million  measure okaved

Kennedy Holds Solid Vietory On GOP Issue   Controversy In Demo Ranks Now Holding Up Law

House Debate In Progress  On Aid Bill   GOP Trying To Cut Figure For Depressed Areas

Area Aid Is Passed By House   Differences With Senate's Version Must Be Setited

JFK Wins Republicans: Dems Fight   House, Senate Have Separate Versions Of Bill

WRPVICIS VO FU SOUES TE EPUPTT «2  House Debates Depressed Areas Bill

Stalin Body To Be Taken  From Tomb   Congress Approves Removal As Party Heads Attack Him

Stalin Declared In Disrepute, His Body Will Be Removed From Honor Place In Red Square

Nelson to Face Sales Tax Action   lf Signed, Law Would Go Into Effect Oct. 1

State Tax Bill Draft Prepared For Gov. Nelson  Revised Measure   Revised Measure Had 70 Changes During Battle

Includes Sales Levy, New Plan For Withholding  $60 Million Cut In Property Tax Load Estimated

Includes Sales, Withholding Plan for State  Beit Puc... ../l   Democrats Claim Bill Introduced After Deadline

Tax Measure to Governor   Massive, Politically Loaded Bill Put Reafore Nelson —

Wisconsin Sales Tax Bill Goes To Gov. Nelson  Oct. 1 Is Effective Date, If He Approves

Tax Revision Measure Goes To Governor  Sales Tax Will be  a ee Me CO

2,021 ESCAPE TO W. BERLIN IN ONE DAY   Flow Continues In Spite Of Reinforced Patrols  OFFICIALS  ee  as, ,2?... SS. sd Oh OUD Ue   Meeting Today To Arrange Financial Aid To Commuters To City

Eight-Year Peak Hit in Exile Flooe   2,021 Refugees Leave East Germany in Single Day.

Castro Offers To ‘Trade’ 1,000 Prisoners For 500 U.S. Bulldozers

Calis For Ransom Castro Offers To Trade Captive Invaders For American Tractors

(Turn to LEGISLATURE, Pg. 10)   Castro Offers Prisoners for  Bulldozers

Castro Proposes Eichmann Type Swap 500 Bulldozers Are Asked For 1,000 Men

Fidel Offers Swap for . U.S. Invader:  Prisoners for . Bulldozers

Peasants Cheer Startling Offer—  Castro Offers To Swap I,000 Prisoners for Bulldozers

Paging The News   Castro Offers To Swap Prisoners For Bulldozers

‘Humans for bulldozers  Castro offers wes, Dip, SP SUE! Aaieakemaera ce. NON Meee   Castro offers rebels’ freedom for U.S. machinery

“Dozers For Prisoners, Castro Asks   April 17 Invaders Will Dig Trenches If Ransom Refusec

Otherwise, Captives ‘Will Work Hard to Eat’  Cc astro Offers to Trade 1,000 iPrisoners for U.S. Bulldozers

‘Dozers For Prisoners — Castro Idea   Proposes Swap— Men For Machir

Inside Journal-News   Castro Offers 1,000 Prisoners For 500 American Bulldozers

Castro Offers Prisoner Swap  500 Bulldozers Askd   500 Bulldozers Askd For 1,000 Invaders

Captives For Tractors Is Hidel Offer   Proposal Recalls Grim World War II Plan Of Eichmann

Castro Offers Prisoners For U.S. Bulldozer   Dictator Would Free 1,000 for 500 Machines To Work on Land

SHADES OF EICHMANN... Castro offers prisoners for 500 U. S. tractors

Castro Offers To Trade 1,000 Invasion Prisoners  For 500 U.S. Bulldozers

Castro Offers Prisoner Swap   500 Bulldozers Asked For 1.000 Invaders

(Castro Offers To Swap Prisoners ‘With U.S.A. For 500 Bulldozers

Cubans Asked to Bear with Shortages  CASTRO OFFERS TO TRADE CAPTIVES FOR BULLDOZERS

Sarge’ Saved 9; Won Silver Star, Purple Heart  War II Battle Doda Dies

“Old Sarge” Never Placed At A Dog Show But Won In The South Pacitic

— SAVED NINE LIVES — Heroic Marine W ar Dog Sarge Dies Of Old Age

Sa aa at bag te tat tea 5 de cies at aA ABBE SR SM aid RRS Rs ORG REET TORRE SRO ee GEE ROME A EE  Doa To Get Burial With Full Military Honors

WEATHER   ‘Sarge’ Was Well Decorated Veteran Marine Combat Dog er

Hypnosis Use In Treatments Dangerous California Psychiatrist Declares

At Least 18 Lose Lives,  30 Iniured   Union Pacifie Train Strikes Vehicle Near Greeley, Colorado

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion  SESS SEMEL, ]

Soviet Veto Kills Congo UN Action  Twice -in Move To Stop Secession

: Can’t Alter West’s Rights  Rusk Denounces Threats by Khrushchev

Russia Warned West Can't Go Back On Berlin   Rusk Cites Western. Obligations To Give: W.seBerlin Protection

lensions Ease In Congo; UN. Ends Patrols   Concession Made as Indian Official Flies to New York to Meet Dag.

Conflict Threat Eases In Congoland; U.N. Envoy To Report To Dag In New Yor!

Closer Ties Seen as  Dayal Leaves   U.N. Said To Agree To Some Congo Demands

Peace Force Drops Armed Street Patrols   Hammarskjold Recalls Personal Envoy To New Yor

Conveys No Message From Marx --   OnveyS NO Message rrom Marx -- x** * x** * x** *  Abstract Art Puzzles Reds

Russ Snub French Art  Cntote Cold tn Abstract   Soviets. Cold. ‘to Abstract Paintings at Cultural Show

Russians Puzzled by Quiet Sputnik, Also  yaw... UAL. nt AA, Eder Di eermeel   7 1-Ton Obiect Mav Have Burned

soviet F ubhicity Lacking   Latest Sputnik Piles =: But Job May Be Completed

More Than 50 Die In Weekend Fires   At Least 28 Are Children,  7 in One House

U.S. Envoy Will Begin Berlin Talk   Instructed West To Defend Right At Whatever Coat

Ambassador Told To Make Clear US Stand On Berlin  Thompson Hopes To Begin New Round Of Talks With Gromvko

25 KILLED IN RAIL WRECK   100 Injured In Collision At Hamburg,   Germany

President Speaks In Somber Terms At UN   Applauded Six Times   Sslemn Tones

2nd Security Council Meeting is Sought  By Bon ‘guiba on Rift  Trench Troops Sull in Biszerte:   French Troops Sull in Bizerte: Hammarskjold Seeks Puace-Savine

French Still In City Tunisians Seek Second Security Council Meet

Bourguiba  Asks U.N.  Meet Again Says French Are Stull  In Bizerte

State's Jobless To Get Millions   Extension of Benefits To. Mean $93 Million

$93 Million State Idle Pay Share   Jobless Pay Act Hlas Biz linpaet

Anderson Pledges Forward Looking Administration  New Governor Seeks To Improve The Lot Of All The Peonle

Stephens Asker Byrd's Support In 1961 Lefter   Made Public By Senator

Reveals Letter From Stephens Asking Support   Action Taken After Statement Reportedly Made by Candidate

No contract renewal for football coach   “Necessary to give new A.D. a free hand’

FOnRWI ng JU ig Cry--~ Jeff Chandler Fights For Life In Hospital

U.N. OFFICIALS ABOARD  Plane Is Missing On Congo Flight: Search Launched

Italian A. F. Plane Lost In Congo  Ilvwindg Raxvcar   llying Boxear Is Long Overdue

Italian Plane, 10 Men Feared Lost in Congo  Missing Crew Is From Same Unit

Okla. 14, Army 8 Ala. 10, Ga. Tech 9 Palo Duro 8, AHS 6   UN Plane  Missing

Three Notes Brand Move  As ‘legal’   Four-Power Status Violated, Protest To Soviet Declares

Big 3 Protest Russ Barricade as Illegal Act   Identical Notes Tell Russia to End Measures

E. Germany Calls 1.7 Million Youths To Arms; Allies Protest Blockade

West Powers Says Action Is ‘legal’   Identical Notes Sent To Soviet Government Foreign Office

Soviet Accused Of Illegal Act In Travel Ban  Ask for Reopening Of Berlin Borders

More words: protest ban on travel   United States, Britain, France deliver notes

West Protests ‘Illegal’ Action Of Barricades   Notes to the Reds From Big Three Blast Berlin Move

Red barricade  termed illegal   East Germans launch huge military recruiting drive

Western Powers Send Notes To Soviet Union Over Berlin   In East Germany Launch Gigantic Drive For Military Recruits

Strong Note Sent To Reds By Big Three   Charges Sealing Of Berlin Border Flagrent Violation

& Western Powers Act   Say Travel Curb ‘Illegal, Place Blame On Moscow

Big Three Notes Tell Soviet To Put Ena To Illegal Red Barricades In Berlin

Russia Is Told To Put An End To Illegal Acts      Notes Avoid Language Which Might Indicate Anger. Indianation

RUSSIA WARNED OF GRAVE CONSEQUENCES  Big 3 Protest Communist Measures in Berlir

DECLARE BARRICADE ILLEGAL  Big Three Protest Blockade   FREE OF THREAT

Wording Is Restrained, Without Anger.... Western Allies Protest Berlin Barricade

BARRICADES ‘ILLEGAL’   Charge Violation 4-Power Status Not Acceptable

‘Illegal Measures’ Attacked by Allies   Three Nations ‘Expect’ Russians To Put an End to Border Closing In Berlin: Claim Pact Violation

West Brands Reds’ Barricade Illegal, Calls For Its Removal   E. Germans Launch Recruiting Drive, Urge 1.7 Million Youths To. Volunteer

Warn Russia Grave Dangers Could Result   Notes to Kremlin Charge ‘Violation of Solemnly - Pledged Word’ of USSR.

Barricades lllegal, West Tells Russia   3 Powers Send Notes ‘on Berlin Refugee Restraint

Illegal Red Measures Protested   Big Three Sends Notes To Moscow On East Berlin

Border Closing By £. Germans Called Illegal   No Threats In Notes Sent to Russia Today

Identical Notes Demand Soviet Reopen Border   Deny East’ Germany Has Authority Over Russian Zone in City

Big 3 Notes Call Closing Illegal Act   Protests Sent To Moscow Accuse Soviet Union Of Complicity In Flagrantly Violating Agreement

West ‘Expects Soviet fo End Border Closure  Reject Red Stand   Reject Red Stand East Berlin Is Part nf FEF Gormany

4-Power Situation Is Violated   Claim East Berlin Is Not Territory Of E. Germany

West Protests Berlin Border Closing, Warns Russ of Possible Consequence:

Big 3 Protest Barricades   West Charges Reds With Complicity In ‘Flagrant Violation’ Of Rerhn Pacts

NOTES TAG BARRICADES ‘ILLEGAL’   Charge Violation 4-Power Status Not Acceptable

Allies File Vigorous Protests  Russia Held Responsibie For Crackdown On Berlin

Big Three Sends Notes To Kremlin   Direct Approach Is Made Upon ‘Illegal’ Action

‘Inside Today   Identical Complaints Notes to Russ Call  Barricade ‘Illegal’   French Buildup Is Announced

West Wants Soviet Union To Put An End To Illegal Measures In Berlin

U. S., Britain And Fr nance Send Notes   Russians Warned Of Grave Dangers In Berlin Situation

Allies Reject Soviet Stand On Berlin Barricade, Claim ‘Illegal’ and ‘Flagrant’ Act

Talk Watch Maintained  ByGoldberg   U. S. Concerned As Two-Day Stoppage Threatens Shinning

White House Puts Pressure On In Efforts To Seattle Maritime Strike

White House Urges Quick Settlement   Vital Industries Face Crippling Effect; Fuel Supplies Are Involved

Prospects Dim For Maritime Agreement Soon  Negotiators Receive Pressure From White Houce To End Twa_Day Sterile

Maritime Strike Spreads Over Nation; White House Expresses ‘Grave Concern

Outlook ‘Grim,  Is Comment on  Shipping Tieup Five Men Hurt  In Picket Line Clash at Camden

Goldberg Cancels Trip  Nationwide Maritime Strike Officials Confer Saturdav

Ohio Blue Law Study Panel Is Sought   State Appropriations Bill Booked before Senate Today

Pint-Sized Gunman Gives Himself Up   Admits He Shot Officers To Keep Out OF Jail

CAUGHT!  Pint - Sized Police Slayer Didn't Want To Go To Jail   Youth Attacks Alarm Chicago

Gunman Found In Colorado Is Admitted Killer   Youth Impassive, _ Says He Murdered To Keep Freedom

The Ice Cream Girl   'Pint-Sized Gunman Says He's Not Sorry ‘He Killed Two Officers And Wounded Two

Kx-Soldier Confesses Officers’ Slayer Seized In West   » While 4 Watch Ashore Youth Jumps Off Bridge ‘To Win SLO From Friend

-DIDN'T WANT TO GO TO JAUL— Pint-Sized Gunman Seized In Colorado

Gunman Gives Self Up, Admits Killing  Pint-Sized Man eak, Is Seized in Colorado

Surrenders In Rugged Mountains  lowa Gunman Admits Two Police Killings

Motive for Killings: To Dodge Jail   lowan Spooner Caught In Colorado; Feared Prison for Arms.   Trail Picked Up.

Gunman Surrenders  In Colorado   Iowan Admits That He Shot Four Officers

 SPOTTED BY ENGINEER Seize Gunman Who Shot  Four Colorado Officers

 — Captured!  “Not Sorry It Happened,” Accused Slayer Of Two Police Officers Says

lowan Gives Up. Admits 2 Shootings  Ex-Soldier Held After Flight In  Riueced Mountain:

STORM LAKE, IOWA, MAN  Admits Shooting 4 Colorade Officers to Stay Out of Jail

Desperado Is Captured by  State Police   Killer of Lawmen Is Nabbed After Two Days at Bay

‘Illinois State Highway Police Speed Indicator ‘In Monroe County Area

10,000 Visit  Holy Place  For Easter Chiang Kai-Shek  Urges World To Resist Aggression

County Shrine To Have Election Of Officers And Directors To-Night

Hoffa Reveals Threat to Rival AFL-CIO Today   Teamsters Warns Top Labor Group: To Drop Its Ban

lf AFL-CIO Won't Let Them Back   Teamster Boss Gets 50% Raise Plus Dues Hike

U.N: Could Have Won War In Korea Without Atomic Weapons, MacArthur View

To Free World  Gen. MacArthur Says Failure To Win Korean War Disaster

A-Bomb Use In Japan Hit By MacArthur   General Criticizes Not Attacking China In Korean War

Korean Debacle Kennedy Asks Major Disaster, Reaffirmation MacArthur Says Of Free Society

Toronto’s Starving Children Of The Jobless Fed At Church Mission

Famed Co. D Vets Gather For Reunion   Saturday Date Coincides With Battle Of Marne

U.S. Transport Believed Down Over Laos  C47 Now Assumed Te Have Been Shot Down Over Red Territory

OCT. 15 DUTY DATE: 73,000 reservists called; 2 quard divisions included

73,000 Get Return fo Duty Call   New Force Brings Total to 150,000 To Report Oct. 15

Grand Jury Indicts Nine Numbers Men   $387,555 Shortage On Wagering Tox Against Them

Three More Crash Wall To Freedom   Commie Pelice Pistol Fire Fails Te Halt Break

EXCHANGE ADJUSTED SATURDAY    Change Expected To Reduce Some Of Speculation

W. Germany Raises Value  Of Currency  Strong Move Made   mr Tr 2. Fp...   Strong Move Made To Ease Pressure _ On American Dollar

Bonn Mark Revalued To Ease Dollar   Move May Reduce Speculation, Put Squeeze On Exports

a --REVALUES CURRENCY   Bonn Eases Pressure On  The Dollar By Raising   Value Of The Mark To 4 For A Dollar.

Exports to Feel Squeeze Mark Revalued by Bonn ‘To Ease U.S. Pressure

Bonn Mark Revalued: Dollar Aided   Speculation Wave In West Germany; ' Squeeze on Exports

What's Inside   Germany Revalues Mark to Ease Pressure on Doilar

pr eeres Seve vee  West German Mark Revalued ToEase Pressure On Dollar

Germans Revalue  Mark   Strong Move  To Ease Pressure On United States Pollar

a Lee Eee pabchidoad  West Mark Revalued in Terms of U.S. Dollar

W. Reich Mark ls Revalued As Help to Dollar   Measure Strongest Yet to Ease Strain For U. S. Currency

W. Reich Mark ls Revalued As Help to Dollar  Nr GE ag) Cane ean    Measure Strongest Yet to Ease Strain For U. S. Currency

Revaluation Of Mark Set  In Germany   Move Strongest Yet To Ease U. S. Dollar Pressure

WOULD REPLACE PERSONAL PROPERTY LEVY—  State Business Tax Proposec

Tax Measure Designed to Replace Property Levies  State Revenue Bill Based or Business Net Is Introduced

British Naval Secrets Given Away, Verdict   Prison Terms Up to 25 Years Imposed by London Court

5 Convicted Of Spying — For Russians   Receive Prison Terms Up To Twenty-Five Years

Prison terms for espionage up to 29 years   Three men, two women included American couple

2 Americans Are Also Sentenced   Group Was Convicted Of Stealing Secrets From British Base

CONVICTED, SENTENCED   Jail Terms: Vary: American Couple Given 20 Years

‘Americans Among Those Sentenced As Spies in Britain   Peter Kroger and Wife Each Get 20 Years; Three Others Convicted, Too.

BETRAYED BRITAIN TO. THE SOVIETS   Two Americans, Twa Britons And Russian Stole Nuclear Sub< marine Blueprints Supplied By U.S. .

Native of Adams Is Sentenced as Spy   Former Leontina Petka Sent to British Prison for 20 Years

Convict 5 in Britain for Spying  Decide Defendant: Sent Soviet Union Top Naval Secrets

Convict 5 Of Spying For Russ   American Couple,  3 Others Receive Prison Terms Up To 25 Years In Britain

Two Americans Among Guilty  BRITISH JURY CONVICTS FIVE AS SOVIET SPIES

shiry “Convicts: Fe: i London’s Spy Thriller   West Disappointed _ .  Test Ban Talks Rocked, Bul Not Wrecked

Two Americans Draw cere Of 20 Years Each   Had Been Charged With Selling Reds © Naval Secrets

Five Guilty Of Spying  In Britain   Long Prison ‘Terms Iuposed For Thefts Of Navy Secrets

5 Convicted in British Spy Case  American Couple Ge      American Couple Get Sentenced to Prison

5 Convicted For Stealing Secrets  Of British Navy   Two Americans Among Culprits Getting Terms Up to 25 Years

Five Guilty Of Spying For Soviet   British Sentence 3 Men, 2 Women To Prison Terms

5 Guilty as Spies In Britain   3 Men and 2 Women Took Navy Secrets for Reds

American Couple and Three Men Ge Stiff Sentences for Spying in Britain

rive Convicted Spies Get Stiff Prison Terms   Two Americans Given 20-Year Sentences: Other Three, 15 to 25 Years.

> Sentenced In Britain As Russian Spies   American Couple Among Defendants Given Stiff Terms Shortly After Jury Finds Them Guilty.

British Judge Metes Stiff Prison Terms   Ring: Convicted -of Stealing Secrets -for Soviet Union

Five Found Guilty Of Spying For Russia By Stealing Naval Secrets

Jury Convicts Spies, Stole Sub Secrets   Sisters Leave College  Parents Unconscious, Vigil Kept

2 Americans Are Included  Sentenced Up to 25 Years;  Gave Russ Atom Sub Plans

Long Sentence: for Five Spies —  Two Yanks Involved with British Secrets

Sentence Five for Stealing Navy Secrets   Prison Terms Range From 15-25 Years

Two Americans Included   hwo Americans Included     Five Found Guilty in British Spy Case

Committee In ‘Rewrite’  Of Measure   Hill Ts Changed, Report Out To Flaar Fur Yate

Senate Gets Amended  Mine Bill   Many Changes Are Made Over Objections of Stripping Industry

Father Admits Four Missing Children Dead  Grave in Arizona A Probahle Braal-

Father Admits Disposing of Four Children   Unidentified Body Found in Arizona Desert Grave

Dudley Admits Four Missing Children Dead   Conflicting Stories Are Told About Disposition Of Bodies

City Primary Election Results   Admits Disposing of Bodies Of Four Missing Children

ltinerant carnival worker  held in childrens’ death   Admits burying hodies of his  missing children

Bodies of Four  Children Sought  ~~Fathér Disposed Of Youngsters

Hold Steel Price Line, Kennedy Plez   Writes Executives Of 12 Companies To Maintain Prices

President Urges Steel Firms Nof To Raise Prices   Letter to Top Executives Says Price Boost Could Set OH Inflation.

President: Hold Steet Price Line   Economic Strength : Dependent on That, Executives Told.

JFK Urges Steel Firms  Hold Prices  Need Economic Ga 8 cies. 8   Need Economic Stability in Time of Crisis

Wage Boost Coming $e  Kennedy Asks Steel Price Freeze In Face Of Crisis

Keep Prices Firm Despite Pay Boost  Kennedy Appeals  To Steel Leaders

Kennedy Appeal: Against Hike in Prices of Steel   Tells Firms Stability Essential to Maintain Economic Vitality

 Hopes for Quick Passage Dimmed Feed Grain Bill Delayed  By Hassles in Both Houses

Grain Bill Slowed by  Argument  Tae   No Final Decision Reached on Emer.  ceney Proposal

Progress of Invasion Uncertain   Castro Tells ‘Heroic Fight’; Rebels Claim Mass Uprising

‘News Blackout Curtails Reports of Fighting   Invasion Brings Worldwide Repercussions   Rumors Fly Through Western Hemisphere

Reporter Dick West Mentally Stimulatec After Scanning Government Pamphlets

Legislators Facing 12 Busy Days   Four Major Questions May Decide If Session Will Adjourn on Time

12 Days of Session Left coe ees Legisl ature. Has Four Big Issues Unsolved

12 Days of Session Left  Legislature. Has Four Big Issues Unsolved

Saturn Hop Gives U.S. Triumph   World's Mightiest Rocket Boosts U. S. Hopes for Having First Man on Moon

Dominican o:'Deferise Chief is Arrested   Link Kansas  Murder Fo: 2 In Hlinois

Find Body of Slain Union Pacific Roadmaster   May Be Connected With Two Illinois Killings.

Not Guilty Pleas Entered by Nine  os cnn in oni tne   Arraignment Held Before Judge Sharp

Will Railroad Woes Be Used Politically?   Could Turn Out to Be Testing Ground For Politicians

Rockefeller Asks for 15-Man Committee To Plan Rehabilitation of Albany

Aid for Needy, High Government Morality Also Declared Aims Of Democratic Leader

Kennedy And Ikeda Agree To Consult   To Work Together For Peace And For Strenathening Of The United Nations

Firemen Still Battle Blazes Toll of Homes Destroyed  In California Fires Mounts

Calif, Fires  Are Causing  Huse Losses   List 470 Homes Destroyed In Plush Districts

470 Houses Burn: Battle To Contain 2 Fires Continues   7,500 Homes Now Safe From Los Angeles  Woecsuaks TeeLlnweerran

HUNDREDS OF HOMES BURNED   470 Total Is Incom plete; Property Damage Very Heavy

But Firemen Feel They Saved 7,000 Others  In Los Angeles Brush Fires

Mere Money Losses To Californians   eo Wile: A lt a Ue a tan T ee ee 

Army Ignores Plea From U.S. To Stop Revolt   Rebels Dissolve Parliament, Arrest All Cabinet Members

U.S. Announces Opposition to Army Revolt  ROK GOVERNMENT IS OVERTHROWN      Royal Laotian Delegation To Boycott Talks

United States Plea Ignored By Rebel Chiefs   Parliament Is Dissolved and All Cabinet Ministers Put Linder Arrest.   lenore U.S. Plea

Des nite U.S. Fleas we Pleas  Korean ean Army Tightens Grip,  Dissolves Parliament, Cabinet

Drunken Drivers Since Jan. 1  11. Richard Ray Holderness, 4 filwaukec.   French Report Pro-Communists Seize Major Laos Staging Area

Job Holders Set Record   Despite Mark, Unemployment Is Increasing

River Forecaster Says . . .  3 Cold Nights Will Ease Flood Threat

Waterloo, Cedar Falls Await Worst Flood   Guardsmen Work To Strengthen Flood Protection

Icy Blast Leaves State Shivering, Skies Clearing   Unexpected Low Hits Unprotected Plants and Pipes

Traditional Foes Find ‘Togetherness’   In Face of Recession Madison Among Few With Bright Outlook

“PROSPERITY ABOUNDS.   a ee ee a A  These Four Areas Aren't Crying Recession ‘Blues’

On Interstate Roads Highw: ays Agency Studying Ways to Reunaali ‘Billboard:

Legislative Plans Claim JFK Attention   “Writing Aide Is On Hand

Kennedy Bear: down on Plan of Legislation  Gets Cheery News on Improvement aft Mie Pathar —

Peasant-Born Macapagal Now Filipmo Chief   Kennedy Presses Legislative Plans

Kennedy Getting His Legislative Program In Shape  Aides Are Assisting In Getting Records Readv For Congress   Mrs. Kennedy's Trip To India Gets Postponed Until Early March OF 6;

New York Getting More Defense Contracts, California Fewer, Aiding Some Distress Areas

Polka Dot Balloon Is Sighted  12-Foot Sphere Had Eluded Radar 2? Davs

ISIBLE ONLY IN ‘WEE’ HOURS  Polka Dot Satellite Sails Serenely Through Space

Khrushchev Uses Berlin  As Threat   Talks of Signing Peace Treaty with East German Reds, Predicts Victory

Khrushehey Sounds Off: New Threat   Commenism Will  Win. He Boasts

K. Renews E. German Pact Threat to End West Occupation of Berlin

Nikita Poses New Threat  In Move to Oust Western Power From West Berlin

Nikita renews East German treaty threat   Red movement fully supports liberation wars

Mr. K. makes new threat of separate German peace   Western powers “oarticularly yulnerable”’

Russia Hurls New Threat on Berlin   Khrushchey Confidently Predicts Victory for Communism ‘Not Far Off’ and Without War; Warns Allied Position in Berlin ‘Vulnerable’

You'll Find It   More Communist Threats —  Hurled At West By Red Boss

Will Aid ‘Sacred’ Conflicts — Nikita Renews War Talk  Against Berlin Occupation

RED RENEWS EAST GERMAN PACT THREAT   Big Three Said Very Vulnerable [n West Germany

K Hurls New Threat To End Berlin Forces   “Big Three’ Position Very Vulnerable, Is His Claim

Khrushchev Hurls New Berlin Threat   Soviet Premier Says He Will Sign East German Treaty

Soviet Boss Again Slaps West Stand   ‘  Berlin Oceupation Must End, Premier Asserts In Speech

Moscow:  Reds Threaten  Peace in Berlin Khrushchev May Sign  Coen Danen Vesa

Mr. Kk Renews East German Treaty Threat   Signing Would Be To End Occupation Of West In Berlin

Khrushchev In Fresh Threat On Germany   PANEL SAYS U.S, LEADS Space Advances  Hailed As Best

Khrush Hurls Berlin Threat   Voices New Menace in Speech Before Party Leaders

Would. Oust West from Berlin...  Nikita Renews Threat to Sian East German Treaty

“eet an VUeMmmMa... ... Funds Must Be Spent :  U.S. Knows Aid Money Wasted On Korea!

MUVEANUR FLIES MOMEWARD Ee WARD  Rock Gives Up Search for His Son

Missing Son Feared Dead  Long, Sad Trip Home For Gov. Rockefeller

Sad Father Goes Home Gov. Rockefeller Quits Search But It Goes On

Rocky Is lying Sadly Homeward  He’s Convinced Now Only By A Miracle Will Son Be Found

Rocky Abandons Search For Son  Starts Return Home But The Hunt Will Go On Several Weeks

Hunt Slated. To Continue  By Land, Air   Governor Asserts Hope Small, But Miracle Possible

Rockefeller Abandons Hi: Hunt for Son   Governor Believes Hope Very Small For Finding Him

Finding Boy Would Be ‘Miracle’ Gov. Rockefeller Convinced  Son’s Survival Chances Slim

Gov. Rockefeller Starts. Sad Jaunt Home Almost ‘Certain His Son Ie Dead

The Weather   Rockefeller Quits Fruitless Search For Missing Son

Rocky Gives Up Search   N. Y. Governor Begins Sad Trip Home After Hunt Fo: Son In N. Guinea

aa a  FLYING HOME  Rockefeller Abandons Search For Missing Son   Arrive Week Ago

Beg yins Trek Home  oa URN nm Lome AAP arte  Rocky Abandons  Fruitless Search

Rocketeller Ends Search  For His Son   Governor Says Chances Of Finding Michael Greatly Diminished— Begins Journey Home

ROCKEFELLER COMING HOME   Governor Convinced His Youngest Son Is Dead

Rockefeller Ends Search For His Son   Hope Is Very Small For Michael’s Safety Governor Save

Rockefeller off to U.S.   Abandons his personal search for son Michael

Only An Outside Chance, A Miracle, Says Rocky As He Abandons Search

Margaret And David   Flies Homeward  “Rocky” Convinced  It Would Be Miracle If Son Found Alive

Dog Takes Possession of City Bus When Driver Attempts to Put Her Off

‘Regime Would Postpone Action On ‘Civil Rights For Filibuster Curb

Deal Reported On Gil Rights   Kennedy Would Delay in Return For Filibuster Curb

Seek New Curb On Filibusters   Administration May Delay Civil Rights Bill in “Deal”

Action On Rights May Be Delayed   Administration Is More Anxious To Curb Filibuster

Senate Rules Revision Put  Ahead of Bill:  AP gee Qi BE   Move to Precede Action ‘on Civil Rights Measures

Dems Push For Curbs On Filibuster   Holding Up Civil Rights Bills In Exchange For Rules Revision.

Senate May Delay Civil Rights Action   Wants Bill To Curb Filibusters

Civil Rights Bill Appear Stymied Until Next Year  Delay May Come in   Delay May Come in Exchange for Action To Curb Filibusters

U.S. Accuses Russia of Aiding Reds In Laos   Ike Keeping Close Watch On Situation

ke Holds Hope Military Move Is Unnecessary   Top Officials Give ~ Reports of Communist Advances Close Study:

1OWA MOTOR DEATHS   lke convinced Laos situation calls for fast, decisive action

U.S. May Act To Halt Reds’  Intervention   Top Leaders Meet To Map U.S. Stand  In Laos Invasion

‘Vietnamese Communists  Aid Rebels’   ‘Soviets Airlift Materials and Soldiers Into Fray

U. S. Defense Officials Meet To Air Crisis   President Is Hopeful Of Solution Short Of Military Intervention By Outside Powers

IKE MOVES FAST OVER LAOS CRISIS   Orders Readiness Of Forces In Pacific And Warns Reds Against Aggression In Laos.

Ike Acts Quickly in Laos Fight  Seeks Way To Prevent oa  oe RA awae

Steps Taken to Sten Up Force In The Pacific   Eisenhower Hopeful Intervention Will Not Be Necessary

SEATO Pact May Demand  Intervention   Communist Powers Warned by U. S. To Halt Aid ta Rehel«

Soviets Accused Of Flying Tools Of War to Laos   180 Flights Made By Transport: Planes U.S. Officials Say

lke Is Convinced Action Necessary  In Laotian Issue Solution Short Of  Intervention Still Seen Ag Possibilitv

Ike Consults Advisers On Laos Conflict  President Favors Fast Action To Head Off Reds

Ike Keeps Watch — On Crisis   Advisers Huddle With President, Situation ‘Grave’

INE CONFERS ON CRISIS IN LAOS   Meets With Military, Diplomatic, CIA Aides   U, $, REGARDS   Situation As Grave, News: men Told: Hope To Avoid Military Action

lke and Top Advisers Meet on Laos Crisis —   US. Military Forces Alerted; Meeting of SEATO Natiane Called

U.S. Claims lt Has Lots Of Proof   200 Americans Flown Out of Tiny Laos; Ike Given More Date

U.S.: Laos Reds Aided By Soviets   Russia Flies Troops anc Arms In, Charges State Dept.   Pact Obligations.

US, cuses Communists ofSeiling Laotian rebels   Airlifting of equipment and mon charaed

High Level c ‘oinfion ‘ences  Held Today   Top Advisers In Huddle With The President

Laos Government Claims Recapture Of Town From Red:  Americans Evacuated From Vientiane As Tension Increases

Red Gains Held Peril To Peace   U.S. Military Forces Alerted But Use Held Up

lop Milifary, Diplomatic Mer in Conference  High-Level Meet   An  Pa. ca ee   High-Level Meet Follows Orders to Ready Pacific

lke Favors Fast Action on Laos  Meets With Military   Meets With Military, Intelligence Advisers

Situation In Laos Grave, Hagerty Says   President Gets Reports From Aides

Ike Confers On ‘Grave’ Laos Picture   Advisers Pay Call, Approve Stepped-Up Military Readiness °

CITES ARMS ‘ AIRDROPPED FOR REBELS   ‘Hard Evidence’ Is Claimed For Hlegal Actions

Fast, Clear Action Is Best Way To Halt Communists In Southeast Asia, U.S. Chief Executive Believes And Acts Accordingly — Red Powers Warned To Stay Out Of Laos — American Forces In Pacific Alerted

Top Advisers Give Presicent New Crisis Dafa   Forces in Pacific Bolstered To Halt Red Aggression

Steps Taken te Sten Up Force In The Pacific  Eisenhower Hopeful   Eisenhower Hopeful Intervention Will Not Be Necessary

U.S. Military Preparedness ls Stepped Up   High-Level Huddle in Washington Gets Latest Reports

Eisenhower Is Reported Convinced Fast Anti-Communist Ac.ion Needed

Top-Level Advisers  Called In  Fast. Clear Move Is Seen Necessary

Situation Called ‘Grave’ as Ike Meets Advisers   Order for Stepped-Uy Readiness in Pacific Issued Monday

President Feels Reds Should Be Stopped As Speedily As Possible   Still Hopeful Solution Can Be Found Short Of Military Intervention: U. S. Forces Alerted

U.S. Accuses Russians of Laos Airlift   Troops, Big Guns, Ammo Cited in Blast at Commies

Eisenhower Given Latest Laos Report   Top Aides Meet With President, Situation Grave

Last-Minute Christmas Mailers Urged fo Send Items Within 24 Hours

Programs Already In Effect School Authorities Agree On Need Of Fitness Plan

Kennedy Alarmed Lest U.S. Become Nation of Weaklings Physical Fitness Message Is Going fo All School Leaders

Physical Fitness In United States Called Alarming By John Kennedy

Agree With President  Schools Across the Nation Approve Pupil Fifness Plan

Kennedy Plans To Seek More Physical Work   President Alarmed Lest This Nation Turn To Weaklings

_ Most Give More Time To Exercisa President’s S Calisthenic Plan  Milder Than In Many Schools

Warfare Renewal Between Kafanga, United Nations Troops Seen by Diplomats

Russia Orbits Seven-TON  Satellite   Morse Code Heard From Space; Man May Be on Sputnik

Largest Satellite To Be Sent Aloft  improved Multi-Stage Rocket Used To Put Satellite Into Orbit

Russ Orbit Sputnik of Record Size   Announcement Says Nothing of Life on Satellite

1-Ton Shot ls Orbited By Soviets   No Mention It Carries Any Life; ‘Improved Rocket’ Utilized.

Ask Study Of Revised School Aid  Critics Not Ready  ToAccept thanges

Legislators Wary of Rocky's New Proposal to Aid College Students

Legislators Consider New Student Aid Plan Offered by Governor      Includes Financial Need Test; Would Aid 121.000. Cost $26 Million

Reds Isstie Threat to Air Lanes   Interference Starts With Allied Traffic

Demand End Of Western Berlin Rule  Allied Dinlomats   Allied Diplomats Say Tension Now At. Danver Point

§ Poisoned by Chlorine Gas Very Critical   Louisiana Area Finally Is Safe

8 Gas Victims Fight for Life   Lungs Badly Seared by Chlorine From Wrecked Car

8 IN DANGER OF DEATH FROM CHLORINE GAS   Seventeen in Louisiana Hos pital; Gas From Wreck Kills Animals.

$28 Million Education  Price Tag   But Group Fails To Decide How To Raise Mone.

Parents, Communities Blamed Overemphasis Of Sports, Bands In Ohio Schools Hit

Extracurricular School Activities Assailed   ‘Labor, AMA Battle Over Medical Aid

DiSalle Seeks More Jobless, School Aid   Overemphasis On Athletics, Bands Decried By Head Of State School Board

CRITICAL OF PARENTS State Board President ‘Hits School Activities

‘Overemphasized,’ Is.Claim  School Bands, Athletics Under Scathing Attack

Extracurticular Activities In Schools  Blasted By President Of State Board

State Board Head Delivers Blast Extracurricular School ‘Activities Hit by Myers

Overemphasis on Athletics, Bands Decried by State Education Chief

YOU Can Get Better Grades Improve Marks By Organizing Your Reading

IF $200 EXTRA INCOME  Declarations of Tax Liability Due Friday   ‘CONFESSED JUDGEMENT’ New Tax Proposal Will Liberalize Plan

Sports Equipment, Food Stolen  6 Cabins Systematically Looted At Atwood Lake

reedom Riders Aim At Tawes’ Hometown Today  Crisfield Official Says Racial ‘Demonstrators Paid $200 Each

Strongman Tells President How To Treat Back  Hang From A Bar, Kick Like A Frog, — Ie Advice OF Exnart

Major Reshuttling   ‘Top Floor’ in Debut Finds Revue Slightly Long But Humor, Class Prevail

 Third UAL Air Incident Giant Jet Airliner Dodges  Tag Playing Navy Aircraft

Tightened Parole Policies Stirs Unrest Among State Prison Inmates

Derailed Tank Cars Threaten An Explosion   Evacuate Section of Downtown Baton Rouge

Industrial Production Showed Large Gain in April; Autos, Steel Lead ”

Thailand, Says Vice President   Johnson Schedules Additional Meetings With Officials

Johnson Stresses American Concern  Aware of Importance Of Thailand Intearit

Extra Meeting Is Scheduled By Veen wit Thai Head  Llenlannad Caceinn   [Rusk Demands Withdrawal Of All \Forces; Says Reds Violate Order

Thailand Told U. 5. Position   Johnson Declines to Expoend About Details

Cocanougher New President Of Rotarians  Officers Installed At Wednesday Mect

Life’s End   ._MRS. CLARENCE GRAU 18 DEAD AT AGE 73 WAS HOSPITALIZED OVER 16 MONTHS HERE  Funeral Service Set —Saturday Afternoon

ee OS EEE  MRS. (CLARENCE GRAU IS DEAD aT AGE 73 —WAS. HOSPITALIZED . OVER 16 MONTHS HERE  Funeral Service Set ~—Saturday Afternoon

Kennedy Wows Jersey Dems   Political Speech Given In Governor's Race

JFK Needles Republicans In N. Jersey   President Enjoys Respite From Office

iin New Jersey Governor? Campaign  John Kennedy Enjoys Role of Politician

Kennedy Wows New Jersey Democrats In GOP-Needling Speech Backing Hughes

Pres, Kennedy Wows Demos © Of New Jersey   Needles Republicans In Political Speech

GOP-Needling Speech  U.S.A. President Wows Democrats Last Night...

JFK Backs Democrats In Speeches   Republican-Needling Speech Pleases New Jersey Party, Backs Wagner in New York

Chinese And Norway Ships In Collision  3 Dead, 7 Missing   3 Dead, 7 Missing As Captains Argue On Who's At Fault

“Over 500 H Homes Ruined by Fire      THREE DIE, SEVEN MISSING  Ships Collide in Texas Channel

Kennedy Says U.S. Will Merely ‘Investigate it’ . Hijacked Ship Heading Tou ard  W. African Portuguese Colony

Hijacked Ship Headed For African West Coast As Soviets Take Stand

Pirate Ship Defies Order   Return’ Request Refused; Vessel Heads for Africa:

Rejects U. S. Navy Plane’s Request It Turn Back, Enter Puerto Rican Port

PARK ASKS MORE HELP FOR KORE/   South Korean On Way Te See Kennedy; Moforcade Accident Mars Stopoff In Chicago.

Dust, Foo, Rain Hit Southwest   Eastern U. S. Skids On Glazed Highway: In Freak Situation

Inside...   Fog, Rain, Ice Elsewhere Freak Duststorms Reduce  Visibility on Texas Plains

BAD WEATHER GRIPS NATION   Duststorms, Fog And Freezing Rain Plague  Country

Woman Admits She Killed Her Husband   Surrenders to Authorities at Cabool, Mo.

Court Action Sought Against Union Rebels   Hoffa Official Asks Injunctions To Halt Locals Insurrection

Supreme Court Upholds Law That Prohibits New Branch Banks in State

Withdrawal Explained By South Africa   Relieves Britain Of Embarrassment

Newspaper Publisher,  Son Drown   Wife Saved, Car Falls Through  Hole in Ice

Least-injured Youth Struggles Mile for Aid—Fuel Ran Dry In Landing Search

Multisyllabic Synonyms Are lllogical   He Says Use Simple Words To Tell Story

Use short words--be effective   By VICTOR WILSON  New York Herald Tribune News Service

‘Budget’ Rocket Run Successful   U.S, Launces 3rd Shot in Two Days

50 Are Routed By Gas Clouds   Lake Beulah Area Is Endangered; Propane Is Let Loose

Maleolm Ross’ Son —  Badly Hurt   High Speed Car Rams Cement Wall

Rosemary Clooney ‘Ideal’ Marriage After Five Children Nears Divorce

Holds Service Record Albert Angstman to Retire From State Supreme Court

Justice Albert H. Angstman, 73, Retiring From Longest Tenure in History on State Court

Rusk Asks UN To Bring Peace To Congo  Suggests Plan Fer Peoples To Work Out

Rusk Calls For Congo ‘Peace Plan’   United Nations Efforts Must Be Strenathened

New U.N. Plan for The Congo Urged by Rusk   U.S. Consulting on. New Approaches _ to Problem

U. $. Military Traffic Moves Freely to Berlin   After Russian Stopped Two Vehicles Sunday

WITHOUT RED PROTEST  Yank Units Travel West   Housecleaning Looms In Communist Party

Berlin: U.S. Uses Autobahn TrafficwayTroops Move:  ‘Unhindered to ; West Germany

Some Interference Sunday  Redeployment Of West Berlin Troops Unhindered By Soviets

No Trouble On Lifeline Today  Russians Stopped Two U.S. Vehicles ~~ On Autahahn Sunda:

U.S. Sends Units Over Berlin Road   Military Reasserts Rights After 2 Car: Are Halted By Red:

Turned Back 2 U.S. Army  Cars Sunday   American Military Units Travel Today On German Highway

Soviets Allow Passage of U.S Military Units   Reds Turned Back Two Vehicles On Autobahn Sunday

U.S. Military Units Travel On Autobahn  2 Vehicles Stopped Sunday; No Effort «

‘No Trouble As U. S. Military Troops Travel To West Germany On Autobahn

New Interference in Germany  Russ Stop 2 U.S. Cars at Checkpoint

Russians Challenge U.S. Military ‘Movements on Autobahn Lifeline

U.S. Units Travel On Autobahn   Military Vehicles Move Freely After Soviets Bar Two Vehicles Sunday

Reds Stop Two Cars Sunday  Travel Autobahn Today Without Any Hindrance

L.S. Forees L nhindered On Autobahn   L nits Traverse Lifeline Without Further Red Stops

No Russian Hindrances  U.S. Traffie to Berlin Flows Freely Again Today

U.S. military units travel unhindered   Two American vehicles stopped by Russians

De Gaulle  threat to  Algerian Onn Wie   Kennedy, Adenauer Discuss Ways of Gaining Greater Unity in NATO

Adenauer, JK Confer On NATO   Two Leaders Discuss Ways Of Securing Greater Unity

ASSURANCE ON POLICY DUE VISITOR   President Able To Continue High Diplomacy

President Talks With Adenauer   Leaders Confer Abou   Leaders Confer About Greater NATO Unity

Fish, Game Commission Bill Siqned   Creates New 5-Man State Agency To Run Affairs

Underwood To Join Coal Firm  Island Creek Name: Him Vice President

 Revolt Plot Revealed Argentina Expected to Cut Diplomatic Ties With Cuba

US. Asks Congo For Release Of 9 Missionaries   Americans And 300 Europeans Are Held

Americans Held By Pro-Lumumbiats en OEE TE TREAT AG  U.S. Seeks Release  Of 9 Missionaries

Held Captive By Lumumbists In Stanleyville   Gizenga Concedes Kasavubu Is Still President Of Congo

 4 ° Congolese Blockade Nine U.S. Missionaries; Envoy Rushes In To {ntercede

Jumping Event To Open Slate At Horse Show  Initial Performance   Initial Performance Set at 6:30 Tonight With 2 More to Go

Jumping Event To Open Slate At Horse Show   Initial Performance Set at 6:30 Tonight With 2 More to Go

Escape With Loot After Bullet Spree   Pair May Have  T¥alen €20 000

Guard Slain in’ Brooklyn Bank   Spray of Bullets By Robbery Pair

Money Taken. ~ Bank Guard Slain, Officer _ Shot In Blazing Gun Fight

\Waives Extradition: _. es SA On:  Hope To Nail Porter For. Murdering Jail Guard

Arraigned For Slaying Of Jailer —  Murder Charge Placed Against Escapee Porter

Democrats Press for Senate Passage of Bill to Create 71 Federal Judgeships

G:0:P. Criés ‘Politics,’ Tries fo Delay Senate Bill for More Federal Judges

GOPs Trying To Stall Vote On Judge Bill   Cry of Politics Heard As Party Appears to Wave Losing Battle

GOP Fights Delaying Action Courthouse Politics Label Attached to Judges Bill

President's Tax Program Stirs Up Controversy   Better Depreciation Allowance Wanted

Businessmen Disagree On Revised Tax Setup      Outlooks Are Mixed

County Fair Events   (All judging in Junior Fair unless otherwise indicated)

‘Space Laboratory’ Is Put Into Orbit By United States   Purpose Is to Map Satest Route for Manned Space Flights of the Future.

Explorer X Orbits, Seek: Man Route   Thor-Delta Ranges 120,000 Miles Awav Fram Earth

Explorer X Is Fired to Orbit At Canaveral   Space Laboratory t Study Mysterious Magnetic Fields

Space Lab  Satellite On  1-Day Swing Thor-Delta Rocket  Speeds Study Of Magnetic Fields

U.S. Sends Up  Satellite for  Space Probe Study of Magnetic Fields, Intensity  rl Cer? BV. wet... .. 3

Magnetic Study Rocket Launched  Good Signals Reported From Elintically Orbiting Satellite

Explorer X Shot Is Successful   U.S. Orbits New ‘Space Laboratory’

U.S. Rocket Soars  eep Into Space   Aimed at Cigar-Shaped Orbit Ranging From 94 Miles to More Than 120,000 Miles High To Study Maanetic Fields. Solar Winds

Firing Maps Space Route  U.S. Rocket Launch Could Help Man Find Safest Path in Future

American ‘Lab’ Circling Earth, Relaying Signal  8 gre ee Se? ees See   Vehicle Seeking Safest Sky Trail  For Actronautc

U.S. Successfully Orbits Satellite Designed to Study Magnetic Fields

U.S. Fires Satellite Into Space   To Study Mysteries Man Would Meet

Explorer X Will Chart Space Path   U.S. Satellite’s Orbi Ranges from 94 to 120,000 Miles.

‘Could Help Map Space Flights  U.S. Orbits Rocket Aimed To Probe Magnetic Fields

U.S., Russia. Each Launch Satellites   Soviets Successfully Orbit, ‘Bring :Back Dog From Space

FOUR DAYS REQUIRED FOR SWING   Safest Route For Human Trave Experiment Goal

U.S. Reques Gets OK Of  Committee   Decision Seen As Victory For Kennedy

Team Leaving Thursday For Dominican  To Gauge Trend Of Latin Nation After Assassination

VAS supported     Five Nation Commission  To Probe DR Activities

Commission To Make ‘Dominican Survey   DOCTOR CRAIMS HE WAS NIOSTAGE OF ASSASSINS

INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS  5-nation OAS Special Mission to Leave for Dominican Republic

OAS Sending Commission  To Dominican Republic   Doctor, Family Held Hostage 4 Days By Trujillo’s Slayers

Okay Inquiry In Venezuela   Five-Nation Special Commission To Leave for Probe on Thursday

OAS Sends Group to  Dominican Will Study Move  Toward Freedom  Or Tighter Rule

OAS Orders. Special Probe for Republic   5-Nation Special Commission Will Leave Thursday

Flash Floods. Wind Cause Heavy v Loss   Thousands Left Homeless: Storm Ravages Capital

{Continued on Pg, 3, Col, 8) Typhoon Pamela Slashes Formosa -46 Believed Dead

Typhoon Kills: I7 tn Formosa   Thousands Homeless As Big Storm Ravages Nationalist China Capital

Storm Kills  17 Formosan:   Thousands Homeless  In Wake of High Winds

Ishombe Gives Ultimatum on New Proposals   Katanga Chief Tells U.N. to Come Up With Counter-Plan by Nightfall.

Tshombe Hands U.N. Ultimatum   Asks New Proposal To Stop Fighting

PROPOSAL BY NIGHTFALL -'Tshombe Issues UN Ultimatum   Morale High

Gizenga Troops Enter Katanga To Ai UN: Tshombe Presents Ultimatum

Tshombe Issues New Ultimatum to UN Congo Leaders  Central Congo Force: Reported Moving . Into Katanaa

Special Session Not fo Be Held  Committee Decision Angers Goy. Swainsor

Rival Leaders Meeting to Form One Government   May Ease Task For International Control Group

RUSK TALK TO GROMYKO FRUITLESS   Impasse Holds Despite Efforts At Solution

Great Powers Fail fo Settle Future of Laos  Rival Politicians   Rival Politicians Plan Meeting in Laotian Territory

Rusk says meeting in Laos may help   Free nations must show their spunk

Retired Pastor's Slayer Is Hunted   Methodist Minister Is Brutally Slain; Killer Sets Fire

Electrical Firms Sued For Million:   Cheating Charged In Complaints By Government

U8, Sues Eleven Electrical Firms In Price-Fixing   ;Six Complaints-By Government Asks Millions AP Talleve

Electrical Damage Suits Filed   Action Taken By Government Against 11 Firm:

 Convicted Antitrust Conspirators (Government Files Damage Actions Against  Eleven Electric Firms For Bid-Rigging

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  US Sues Companies lIndear Anti-eTruct Law

Inside...    Convicted Antitrust Conspirators Government Files Damage Actions Against  Eleven Electric Firms For Bid-Rigging

Unless Soviets Cooperate Atmospheric Nuclear ies May Be Necessary By U.S. Before Long   (Chiefs OK Use Of Nuclear Weapons By U. S. If Berlin Showdown Comes

U.S. May Be Forced to Resume  Atmospheric Tests, Sen. Jackson Say:   Son Born to Wife of President's Brother Ted   JFK Sets Up Disarmament Comm.

Unrest Stirs In Red China:  Famine Cited   Food Lack Causing Sabotage, According To Peiping Reports

Food Short, Red Chinese  Purges Seen   Sabotage, Disorder Spread As Peiping Begins Crackdown

Peiping In Crackdown On Unrest   Drastic Shortage Of Food Blamed In Sabotage Report

New Drives Against Anti-Communism Slated- Red China Worries About Food Shortage

WIDESPREAD CHINESE PURGE IS UNDER WAY      Crop Fa itu res, Sabotage Bring Crackdown by the Communists.

Chinese Indicate Possibility of Purge  Food Shortage Blamed  For Unrest. Saboteurs

Food Shortages in Red China Fan Opposition to Peiping Communist Rule

—=-SEO News  BEHIND PAGE 1   ‘DRASTIC FOOD SHORTAGES CAUSE UNREST  Temporary Difficulties Hit Red China

Peiping Admits To Unrest And Sabotage Over Food: Shortage; Natural Calamities To Blame

Crop Failures Said Worst in Century  FOOD SHORTAGES BRING SABOTAGE IN RED CHINA

Red China Gets Tough With Foes   Food Shortages Blamed For Acts By Red Regime  Se. AP ALT CT IAS

Food shortages in Red Chine cause unrest, sabotage   New drives against Red niachine

Peiping Fights Food Shortage   New Drives Against Red Opponents Prompted by Unrest and Sabotaqe

Perping:  New Untest Is Reported From China  Sabotage Brought On By Shortages   Sabotage Brought On By Shortages OF Food. Is Claim

 Food Shortage Triggers Unrest, Sabotage  ‘Communist China Regime Cracks Down on Foes

EYE WIDESPREAD PURGE...  Red China Food Shortage Sparks Unrest, Sabotage

New Drives Against Opponents of Red Regime  Peiping Hints Unrest, Sabotage Due to Drastic Food ‘Shortage

SOUTH COLD TOO  Frigid’ Weather Grips East U.S.      Red China Upset On Food Shortaae

Food Shortage Brings Unrest In Red China   Peiping Report Says Sabotage Develops, Vast Purge Indicated

(Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Three Released After 10 Hours Of Detention   One Shot, Dragaed Away In Handcuffs; Fence Is Misleading

Cina Asks More Legislative Action to Aid Depressed Iron Ranges During Extra Session

Labor Leaders Say Congress Should Grant JFK Standby Powers In Crisis

Sees World Situation Full Of Perl  AFL-CIO Wants War Powers Invested In The President

Soviet Danger Held G ji  UNION LEADERS SEE NEED FOR MOBILIZED ECONOMY

Sovi et Danger Held Growing  UNION LEADERS SEE NEED IFOR MOBILIZED ECONOMY

Three Firemen Killed When Explosives Sen Flaming Gas Through Quiet Neighborhood 

Ohio Accidental Death Toll Reaches New Mark as 30 Die During Week End

Extension Of Jobless Pay Clears Hurdle   Senate Committee Adopts Byrd Plan On State Financing

Air. Ground Force Set For Action   By End Of Year 300,000 Expected To Bolster Area

Army Men, Air National Guardsmen . . .  10,000 U.S. Troops Ordered to Europe

Senator Snooper   10,000 MORE GOING TO EUROPE  U.S. Troops Bolstered      

U.S. to send 10,000 more  to Europe   To bolster Allied garrison manning East-West line

10,000 Mor ‘e Troops To   Go Over ‘seas   Orders Gu To Army, Air Guard

More Troops To Go Abroad   Additional 10,000 Are Ordered  To Bolster Garrison in Europe

ny Force To Bolster Garrisons   By Year’s End U S. To Have 300,000 Abroad

In the. News MIKE ROBINSON ° RE-ELECTED HEAD OF ‘COUNTY N: F.O.  Group Also Re-elects  Vernon Stabe and Emil Sahnean Thinrcdau

In the News  MIKE ROBINSON RE-ELECTED HEAD OF COUNTY N.F.O.  Group Also Re-elects  Vernon Stabe and Beonti lakmenm Th... J...

AMENDMENT ON HUNTER MT.   Hits “Piecemeal’”’ Constitution Change

Recommend Moving Of City Market   Estimate Cost At Million; Bond Issue Favored

2 Steal Firms Refuse To Push Plans For Port:   Officials Won't Go . Along On Speeding Construction

KEY POINT IN COLD WAR: Pro -Red Forces Chalking Up Gains in Laos

Despite Efforts Of U. S. Red Movement Is Gaining In: Laos   Ry ROY ESSOVAN

Reds Gaining! ‘Writer Gives Appraisal Of Situation In Laos   Ry ROY ESSOYAN

Alan Williams Sponsored  ‘House Votes A gainst Discrimination Bill

Discrimination Bill Defeated By House Vote  Measure Pa   Measure Part Of Recent Report On Education

Find boy, 13, dead  inside cedar chest   Primrose youth badly cut when car plunges in ditch

Welsh Objects, but Democrat Files Challenge to Election of Ristine

N. C. Legislature Sets Fast Pace  Voting Rights Bill For Citizens Of D.C. Introduced Today

Man's Heroic Rescue Told by Survivors.   Seamen Wage  Night-Long Fight ‘Aagaitist Storm

Storm Snaps Old Liberty Ship in Two   Sinks In 15 Fathoms Of Water Far Out In the Gulf of Maine

Politicking   AGRICULTURE SECR'Y ANNOUNCES PLANS — TO STRENGTHEN THE FARMER-COMMITTEES . OF THE ASC PROGRAMS

Staley: Holding Action About As Expected   Big Test Will Come Next Week NFO Prexy Says   Over Weekend

Red World Heading For Major Split  Cammuniet Chinc   Communist China Retaliates With Blunt Vengeance

JFK's Budget fo Show a Surplus   So Narrow, However, There Is a Possibility lt Will Be a Deficit.

Budget Surplus Being Forecast  Could Easily Become Deficit. Say Officials

Battle of Big Names — Free-for-All Seen If Redistricting Fails   Senate Tax Bill Sent to  Conference

 Name-Candidates Likely  Free-for-All Due If Redistricting Fails

s. Korean House Approves Controversial U. S.-Korean Aid Program. .  Permits U. S. To Check   WARNS CAPITAL FLEES S. AFRICA

Git OF ERC ANGEL.  Toxns ore Laud Mr. Sam      Country Ahead of Partisanship , ,

ef  \GOVERNOR REQUESTS:  Drive With Lights On During Holiday Weekend

GI Plane Crash First  Editors Pick Year’s Top Stories In Pennsylvania  ) 

 Drink Polio Cocktails ‘Maryland School Children  Begin Test of Oral Vaccine

Confession Is Given Eric Peugeot Kidnapers Have Been A pprehended

French Police Nab 2 In Year Old Kidnapine   Doctors Call Bedside Conference   Grayely Ul Elizabeth Tavlor Takes Turn For The Worse :

Men Admit Snatching Peugeot Tol  Three Men And Three Women Held By Police

KIDNAPING OF FRENCH AUTO HEIR SOLVED   Ex-Paratrooper And Pal Col lected $100,000, Live Life of Riley.

2 Confess Kidnaping In France   Roles in Abduction of Automobile Tycoon’s Son, 4, Admitted.

'2 Men Admit Kidnaping Of  French Boy   Arrested With 4 Others: Confession Told By Police

NOT ALL SCOTS UNHAPPY   Netted S100,000 Ransom  Peugeot Heir Kidnapers Confess

2 Men Confess Kidnaping Of Paris Auto Heir   Blonde Youngster Returned After Ransom Paid

Netted $100,000 Ransom French Police Say Pair Admits Kidnaping Heir

Ey-Paratrooper Admits Kidnaping  French Police Hold Auto Heir Abductor

United States Throws Full Weight Behind Try to Drag Nation Into 20th Century

Atlantic Fleet Commander Trying To Persuade Portuguese Rebels to Free Cantewe Porceonnarce at Santa Maric

“Pirate” Boss, Atlantic Chief Exchange Notes; Spur Hopes For Release Of Passencers

\KRockwell Kescued trom Crowd by Police 'US Nazi Stoned in Boston as He Attempts To Picket Movie ‘Exodus

Legislature Is At Work on Bills As Time Runs Short   Both Houses Hope to Have Money Bills to Governor by June 20.

Legislature Has Reached ‘Now Or Never’ Stage  Many Measures Are   Many Measures Are Doomed to Die With Senate ‘Jammed’

U.S. Interest: First in Cuban Crisis   Address by Kennedy Amounts te Plan On Foreign Policy

JFK Talks To Editors   Castro Claims Invader:  Crushed. Arms Taken

President Says U.S. Will Not Abandon Cuba to Red Forces  Tells Editors This Nation   Tells Editors This Nation Will Safeguard Own Security

Kennedy Puts Reds On Notice   President lelts Editors We Will Meet Our Obligation

Restraint By U. §. Is Not Inexhaustable   President Says Cuben People Haven't Spoken Final Piece

We Wont Abandon Cuba to Reds: Kennedy   U.S. Will Act if Hemisphere Nations Fail to Meet Commitments, He Tells Edjtor<

A Revision Of Plans [Kennedy Discusses Explosive Cuba Situation With Newspaper Editors

Will Act If U.S. Security Demands It   Says Cubans Have Not Spoken Their Final Piece

Tells World Restraint Not Inexhaustible —   Will Not Hesitate To Meet Obligations To Own Security in Cuban Situation; Won't Abandon Cuba to Communists

‘President Warns US. Restraint Not Inexhaustible  Rejecis ‘Intervention Lecture by BRudanesct Sinanreessore’

Kennedy Issues Warning Against Communists  President Not Hesitant In Protecting U.S. Security

-F PROTECTION NECESSARY  JEK Warns Russ, Allies U.S. Will Act On Its Own

COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRA  4 Aiften ALK Sounty Publ Liteary LAURENS sT. 6-19-5  President Warns That U. S. Restraint in Cuba ‘Not Incichivustible

U.S. Won't Hesitate to Meet Obligations on Cuba—JFK   Rebel Radio Asserts Invaders Took to Hills

JFK Tells Eattors U.S. to Meet. Obligation: In Cuba If Necessary

JFK Says US. To Act in Cuba If It's Necessary   Warning Is Voiced As Invasion News ls Deteriorating

Restraint Has Limit, He Asserts   No Hesitation on Our Obligations; Won't Abandon Cubans.

Declares U.S. Restraint ‘Not Inexhausfible’   President Asserts Island Must Not Be Abandoned to Reds

Kennedy Warns U.S. Would Act For Own Security   Won't ‘Abandon’ Cubans to Keds, © Editors Told

‘We Won't Leave Cuba To the Reds’   President Warns U.S, Patience Growing Thin; Rejects Castro's Views

Kennedy Again Warns Reds to Stay at Home   High Tribute Paid To Small Band of Gallant Refuaees

Says Nation Cannot Be. Abandoned   Tells Russ, Allies Alike Restraint Is Not Inexhaustible

PRESIDENT IN MAJOR POLICY TALK   Kennedy Slaps Castro, Russia tn Tough Terms

HAVE CUBA “KENNEDY   ‘Our Restraint Is Not Inexhaustable,” President Tells Editors In Discussion Of Castro.

U. S. Won't Hesitate to Meet Own Obligation in Cuba, Kennedy Says

Rebels Say Foree In ‘Mountains   Fidel Says U-. 5. Tanks Captured: Soviets Charge U.S Ready To Strike

Globemaster Hit By Groundfire  U.S. Planes Resume Airlift  In Congo; Tshombe Returns

Ferry Troops, Supplies To UN Unit In Katanga   Tshombe Returns: Both Sides Holding Other To Standoff

Katanga Airlift Resuimed; Tshombe Returns From Paris to Boss Troops

U.S. Visitors, Stranded Five Days in Erin, to Get Plane Ride Home

Nostalgic Trip Becomes Nightmare  Americans Stranded in Erin Are Promised Lift Home

OVERDUE PLANE CAUSES HARDSHIP  U.S. Irishmen Visit Homeland, Stay Too Long

iVacationists Stranded Plane Arrives 5 Days Late to Pick Up Group

Jet Crashes Near Greenville, S. C.  All Seven Aboard cone rd Escape Only One Injury

Church Affairs   EUG PAs ell  [PASSION PLAY AT IST, JOHN UNITED SUNDAY

Airline Crews  To Be Armed   Federal Aviation Agency Approves Use of Guns to Prevent Hijacking   Consider Life For Hijacking   Senate Hearing Opens in Wake O: Attempt to Seize Airline Plane

Senate Ready To Pass Law Making Plane Hijacking Punishable By Life Imprisonment

JFK OK OK’ Action  By FAA   Flyers, However, Not Too Happy With Idea

Piracy Law Seen Applied To Hijackers   Senate Hearing Set On Making Violation Carry Life In Prison

Pilots Opposed! Aviation Agency Authorizes Airline Crews To Carry Guns

Hijack Spurs Senate Action   > x Lg % FAA Authorizes Guns   "“Witeshore Shock ‘Priends

Senate Hearing Opens  Bill Sets Life In Prison For Airliner Hijackings   Agency OKs Guns For Airliner Crews

Air Crews May Carry Guns...  ‘Senate Bill Provides for iLife Sentences for Hijackers

Stiff Hijack Law Rushed in Senate  Hearings Start on Bill   Hearings Start on Bill to Call for Life Penalty

Commercial Crews Can Carry Arms   FAA Authorizes Arming The Crews Kennedy Approves

oe Industry Opposes Move  F AA Authorizes Pilots  To Carry Defense Weapons

Tough Penalties on Way for Hijacking   Officers Overpower Plane Gunmen, End Hijacking Plot

FAA OKs Arms for Airline Crews   ‘Spur of Moment’ Hijacking Act Shocks Family, Friends

Pilots’ Union, Companies Against Guns  Government Posts $10,000 Raward Offer

PLANE CREWS ALLOWED 10 CARRY ARMS   Authorization Granted To Prevent Further Hijacking   PILOTS, AIRLINES NOT ENTHUSIASTIC

FAA Also Offers $10,000 Reware In Hijack Cases   Airlines Display Little Enthusiasm For Weapons Idea

Pilots Are Critical Of Authority  BAA Actian Te   PAA Action Is Fuily Approved By White House

1960 Crises Worst Since WW Il: Starzet   AP General Manager Tells of Expanding Services

On The Inside   America’s C rises in Past Year Topped Anything Since Start of World War II

World Crisis in 1960 Worst Since War, Says AP Chief   General Manager of Press Service Recalls Critical International Situation.

Money Matters Cop Limelight As. Ohio Levislators End Tenth W eek

—-ACT ON MONEY. MEASURES— __ Assembly May Agr ee On Jobless Aid Today

Jobless Benefit Compromise Expected  OhioHouseOK'sRoad Money Measure, Gets Education Bill

Astronaut’s Rocket Js Installed —— Scientists Must Hurry to Shoot This Year

Rocket For Man Mounted  Biiaht Hanad }   Flight Hoped Yet This Year

Rocket Is Readied To Orbit Man  Astr onaut Glenn  TT. ws...) Oh...   Astronaut Glenn In Final Stages Of Preparation

Rebels Get First Setback In Try To Take Algeria NATO TROOPS CALLED

Paratroopers Are Repulsed In Algeria   French Fleet Moves From Port; De Gaulle Recalls NATO Troops

First Shots Are Fired In Algerian Rebellion Of 4 French Generals; Paratroopers Repelled

First Reversal For Insurgents In North Africa  De Gaulle Recalls Units With NATO

Cruiser’s Warning Shots Repulse  Sea Base Attack   NATO Soldiers Called Home as Algeria Blockade Ordered

De Gaulle Recalls Tanks, Soldiers From NATO Duty, Summons More Reservists

Rigid Economic Blockade Isolates Algeria From France — Large Stockpiles Are On Hand In North Africa, However — Rebellious Generals Face Shortage Of Funds To Pay Troops — Loyalists Repulse Effort To Take Base

French Forces Block Seizure  Of Naval Base   Shots Are Fired From Light Cruiser; French NATO Troops Called Home

Forces Loyal to DeGaulle Turn Back Assault on Algerian Base   First Big Setback to Lead ers of Junta

Loyal Troops On Way To Take Over   First Shots Fired ‘By French Cruiser Since Uprising Began

FIRST SHOTS REPORTED French Cruiser Uses Big Guns To Repulse   nsurgents In Algeria

Ship Repels Naval Base Seizure Try   De Gaulle Recalls Tanks, Troops From W. Germany

Rebels Receive First Setback As Navy Stands Loyally By De Gaulle In France’s Grave Crisis.   ECONOMIC BLOCKADE IMPOSED ON ALGERIA

French Fleet Sails to Fight Rebel Troops   Foe Beaten Back In Attempt To Take Oran

FAIL 10 GRAB NAVAL BASE NEAR ORAN   Algerians Be Back berore Cruiser Salvo  TROOPS RECALLED   By DeGaulle From NATO In Germany: Economic Blockade Ordered

The News Is Bad..   NAVY FIRE REPULSES MUTINEERS         De Gaulle Rallies  Forecees for Crisis

Algiers Is Isolated By Economic Blockade In An Attempt To Crush Revolt

France Nips Bid To Seize Naval Base   First Big Setback For Army Rebel  Forces In Algeria

On the Inside...   Loyal French Forces Repel Mutineers ’ Algerian Assault

First setback to insurgents in Algeria   French fleet  apparently heads for Africa

Mood comina on   France told   =F 2 ae il RP A ET ET  Situation is dangerous

Ships Nip Rebel Seizure Of Naval Base In Alaeria   Ry ANTHONY AUSTIN

Insurgents Try To Seize Naval Base Near Oran   French President Recalls Units From NATO Command

Paratroopers Handed First Major Setback   French President Recalls Military From NATO Duty

Units of French Fleet Head Towards Algeria; Nation Warned of Civil War

Economic Blockade Imposed   De Gaulle Recalls Tanks, Soldiers From NATO Duty

Insurgents Handed First Big Setback  De Gaulle Calls Tanks, Soldiers From NATO Duty

Armored Units Also Taken Out Of NATO Ranks   Brief Communique Gives No Details On Number Returnina

Units From Germany On Home Trek   Troops Called To Bolster Moth. er Country

Rebel paratroopers repulsed in Algeria  Insurgents fail in attack on naval base; Cranca varalle teh nanhe lA] act Caryrmany

Blockade Is Or ‘dered By De Gaulle   Fourth Atomic  Test Reported

Loyal Troops Repulse Rebels At Naval Base   Tight Economic Blockade Set For Algeria

Paratrooper Retreat After Cruiser Fires   Action Comes After NATO Troops, ‘Tanks Return From Germany.

Mutineers [ry To Seize Naval Base at Oran   Units of French Fleet Leave Base at Toulor

First Shots Fired In Generals’ Revolt   U.S. Ready To Help DeGaulle

French ‘Resolution ‘Halts Invasion   NATO Troops Recalled For Defense Of ‘France

Rebel Force Driven Back At Key Base   Troops In Reich Recalled, Revolt Leaders Warned

Marines May  Have Helped In Fighting  No Indication As To Number

oe  Reports Circulate of French          Cruiser —  _. Bawieng at lrecnareacet Prareteonnare Caehencd ait Ceronarenece? Dermat

Harrell Goes Ahead With Own Schoo   Teaches Lincoln, Washing. ton, McCarthy; $10,000 A Month On Church

Tilinote Temneratnree   In Louisville School Case —  Church Members Will Appeal Convictions

Adolf's Denials °(n Tape Heard   Jew ‘Germ Cell’ Slated for Death

‘The Germ Of Rehabilitation’  Eichmann Denies Part In Executions

Eichmann Says Strong Jews Were Marked For Death But Denies He Originated Plan

Most Sturdy Jews Marked for Death  More Fichmann Tape   More Eichmann Tapes Replayed in Trial

Tape-Recorded Testimony ‘Didn’t Plan Executions, Eichmann Says At Trial

Eichmann Says Ideas Not His   ‘Germ Cell’ Jews Specially Marked  For Extermination

Taped Words Replayed _ Executions Not His Idea. Kichmann Told Questioners

Eichmann Tape Reveals  Jews Capable Of C reating A New Race Were Earmarked For Death

Tape-Recorded Testimony Goes On.... Eichmann Blames Hitler for Death of Jews

nh Parley Could Result te:-Personal Relationship   JFK-Khe:. In Bette:

Prospects For Talks  Reviewed   Good and Bad New: Likely From Sum. mit Meeting

Strong Note To Kasavubt Uraes Peace   Military Power Held Ample To Balk Civil War

Dag Warns Congo Of UN. Force.   Peace,-Not’ Chaos, Essentidl, Asserts ‘ Secretary ln Letter

Offer Plans for Summer Sessions At Three Schools  By Harrison Weber

US. Defense  Boost Given  Green Light   Kennedy’s Request Wins Approval Of House Committee

House Group Warns Of Waste In Military Funds   Too Many Bureaucrats

Hurricane Damage To Highways Set At $5 Million   Prison System Losses Will Run High,  Manacaer Savs {

Two-Front Red Party Battle Seen  7k” aT   Khrushehey Believed Under Hich Pressure

Bomb Offers Clue to Power  Battle of Red:   Khrush Seems Still To Be Struggling for Victory Over Foes

Khrushchev Not In Full Control  Battle Within Communist Ranks Hinted

Russ Bomb Explosion Suggests Power Policy Struggle With Red Chinese .

Plan fo Help Gubernatorial Pick, Is Charge  be be: PR en   Educator Opens ‘Fire at Meet In Santa Fe

Induction Call Hiked for Texas   August Physicals Set for 3,655 Men

State Quota For Selective Service Is Set At 276; 1,900 To Get Pre-Induction Exams

Corregidor Tour, Manila Banquet Cap Filipino Tribute to MacArthur

Inside...   _ should Taxpayer Chip In?  Group Will Study Government Role in Campaign

Might Mean End of Coalition House Joins Senate In Passing Wage Measure

GOP-Southern Coalition Seen Nearing End   Breakthrough In Wage Bill Touted

KENNEDY BACKERS BELIEVE: Wage Bill Victory May Spell Death To GOP-South Bloe   Arizonans Divided

Smack of Approval for Promotion   COALITION DEATH KNELL? House Passes Wage Boost

Democrats Hail Passage Of Minimum Wage Bill As Victory For Kennedy

Minimum Wage Victory Could End Coalition   Supporters Hail bill's Passage as Break. through for Admin. istration Program.

House Passes Minimum Wage  Bill, 230-196   Kennedy Supporters Hail Passage As A Breathrough

Demos See Passage of Minimum Wage Rill As Breakthrough for JFK Provrae

Wage Bill Victory Hailed as Major _ Breakthrough for Kennedy Proaram

Administration Wins Minimum Wage Hike Vote   Liberals Manage To Overcome Power Of House Coalition

State Has 3d Subjects On Agenda  Special Session   Special Session Slated at Albany

Quiz Figure Takes Fifth Amendment   Questioned About Suicide Attempt Made by Employe

Amendment Stand Taken  At Hearings   Race Wire Service Boss Stands On Fifth Amendment

WITNESS USES STH AMENDMENT   FBI Testimony Links Gambler With Mobsters

Head of Wire Pleads ‘Fifth’ When Questioned on Suicide   Grand Jury to Convene at Milwaukee

$1,373,150 Allocated For Resurfacing Roads In District 2 This Year

GOVERNOR TO TELL JFK OF JOBLESS PROBLEMS  DiSalle Eyes Rackets Probe by Feds

Leo Carrillo dies of cancer   His widest fame came as Pancho with Cisco Kid

FEIT AWAITS VERDICT Jury Begins Deliberations In Attempted Rape Trial

New Proposals Promised Junior College System Is Killed In Committee

TWO OTHER BILLS IN WORKS Senate Committee Kills Junior College System

LENTEN MESSAGE Poor in Spirit  Often Blessed   By The Rt. Kev. Hubert A. Maino Pastor, St. Lucy’s Church, St. Clair Shores, Mich  Walden £2. TIDE

Stanberry Man Shoots Self in King City   Robert E. Brashears, 23, Rushed to a St, Joseph Hospital Tuesdey Merning.

President s Shocked by Lumumba Death   U.S. Is Preparing Communique Givine Position an Carnan

DEVELOPMENTS MAY HINT AT GAIN BY WEST   Soviet Authorities Halt  U. 8. Army Cars; Act Stirs Speculation   ALLIES CLAIM EAST GERMANY ONLY ZONE

East-West Spar At Berlin Border   Fine Point Of Interpretation Involved in Soviet Stopping Of 2 U.S. Army Cars

Reds May Have Made Concession  Allies, Soviets Cautiously Spar on Berlin

Berlin Front In Cautious Plight   Khru Continues Attacks On Stalin: Closes Tomb

West Continues To Assert Right:  In Germany Allied Vehicles.   Allied Vehicles ‘Probe’ Autobahn,  Berlin Border

East, West  Spar For —  Advantages Both Believed  Trying To Avoid Oven Exvlosion

Allies Probe At Fear-Laden Border Sector   Cautious Sparring by Both Sides Indicates Dickering in Crisis

Soviet Stops 2 U.S. Cars In Germany East. West  gy   East, West Spar Softly

GOP Tax Bill Probably Doomed by Blanchard Stand; Democrats Happy

Wornen ‘Strike’ For Peace Today  ' Groups in 20 Cities® In- Demonstrations

Crew Abandons Sinking Tanker   All 37 Aboard Are Sate:  Vessel Disappears Into Water at 9:26 Today.

Oil Tanker Sinks; Ripped By Explosions   Abandoned By Crew Of 37

Judd Calls  JFK ‘Weak’  President Fails to Make  Dlarserame Stata

Investors Stand To Lose Heavily  3 St. Marys Finance Firms Broke

Charges Filed Against Two St. Marys Officials  Insolvent Firms Bilk Many

 $30,000 FOUND IN CENTRALIA SHACK Relatives Dig In Yard 3 For Oil Royality Hoard

Warm Up Bulldozer - -   Shovels Fly as Relatives Dig >For Recluse’s ‘Buried Money’

Progress On Auto industry Strike Front But 94 Plants still Closed

20 Years Since Pearl Harbor  ‘An Outer-Space Psychiatrist Might Wonder at RecentAntics on Earth

 20 Years Aiter Peart Harbor  1961 World Still in a. Predicament

Adlai Draws  Loud Cheers  In Santiago Discusses Chilean : Economic’ Problem,  ~ Comiviunist Threat . To Latin America

Legislators To Ask More For State Schools   Reconvene Today to Act on Capital Improvements, Appropriations Bills

U.S. Fires Double Pack Satellites   _ Nuclear Radio Star To Assist in Global Navigation; Moonlets Fired on Thor-Able

Would Suspend Debate Iran Spearheads Move  For K to Caneel Blast

Never Admit Defeat ‘Reds to Push Troika Plan ‘Despite Thant’s Election

Ike Backs. Kennedy Laos Stand  Tn Phone Touch  Witel. We ...t be

Laos View Backed by Eisenhower   Ike Says Kennedy Statement True To American Policy

Area Deaths ABE LEVERING, 72.9   —WAS LONGTIME  RESIDENT OF MAURICE

Area Deaths —  ABE LEVERING, 72, —WAS LONGTIME RESIDENT OF MAURICE

Royal Stand May  Block Laos Truce   May Day Fetes. _ Castro Beams At Red-Style Parade

Cambodian Prince, in Role Of Mediator, Says Savang Vathana Disapproves of 14-Nation Peace Conference

Report King OpposesPlan   Harriman Pledges U.S. Aid, Puts Cease-Fire to Nikita

Opposed To Peace Talks, King Says   Laotian Ruler May  Scuttle Cease-Fire

But Continue Big Advance.   Kennedy Recalls Council To Weigh Role Of U.S.

Mediator Says Monarch Won't Approve Parley  stocks hd renee  nanmreem Attamnr   Blocks 14-Nation Peace Attempts Okayed by Reds

Laos King Hits 14 Nation Plot For Conference   Government, Rebels Seeking Each Other For Negotiations

Cease-Fire In Laos Is Uncertain   Wants Laotians To Settle Own Troubles

Ceasefire Roadblock Mounting  Prince Feels Vathana’s Position improves End to Fight

CALLS FOR INCREASES IN STATE FUNDS   Kerner Urges Legislature To Broaden Sales Tax Base, Increase Taxes On Corporations.

Urges Action To Raise Needed Funds   Immediate and Long-Term Plans Told

INCREASES IN STATE FUNDS   Kerner Urges Legislature  To Broaden Sales Tax _ Base, Increase Taxes On _ Corporations.  : :

Johnson Says U.S. Wants Real Parleys   Vice President Asserts Negotiations Must Be Through Reason, Not Threats

REDS CALL THEM SPY ROUTES   U.S., Other West Citizens Trapped in Red Germany.

Foreigners in East Germany Can't Leave   Hundreds of Citizens of Western Nations Affected; Many United States Citizens Caught. in Order

MICROFICM SEAVICE & SALES CO. P.0. BOX 6066 4924 COLE AVE. Battiae, THe wa8 Cone.   Foreign Residents Denied Permits To Leave East Berlin

IVURUER INCIDENT) Fol NERVES  E. Germany Blocks Exit Of Foreianers

H4bUbNS LIL ALAS’ Dein i ree  Commies Now Ban Exit Permits To Foreigners

‘Some Citizens Of Western Nations ‘Are Affected By Red Freeze Order

Reds Prohibit Exit Permits For Aliens   Hundreds of Western Citizens Affected--byCommunist Order

\ - Education Hike Proposed eer en nnn ern nen ETTOTnnT Denn TTT TTL Or a ennemnineneenemmenaameinenemmeniamammnaitinll  Erbe Offers Record Budget

Tax Hikes Out, Says Governor   Would Take Money From State Surplus For New Buildings

Gov. Erbe Calls For Record $189 Million State Budget --- But No Tax Boosts .

Troop Train Leaves Rails   Truck Driver Killed in Crash’ At Grade Crossing in Montana

No Casualties Are Reported; Damage High   Roads Blocked By Mud, High Water; 10 Buildinas Lost

Call JFK a Moron Afraid of Russia   Cuba Won't Let OAS Nedotiate

Rep. Adam C. Powell To Be Honored With Testimonial Dinner January 29

Harlem Throws Party For Powell  rag  Harriman, Martin ‘Luther Robert Wagner And Other« 

Seeks Course To Halt Race  Disturbances   Sees Injunction Against Pickets As One Solution

Police Hurt, Hostages Held  Racial Violence Strikes Monroe During Weekena

GOP Votes To Pass Tax Bill Hunted   Senate Gets Measure After House Gives It 107-96 Approval

Passage Expected On Reorganized School District Issue— Dems Seek Senate GOP Votes  To Pass School Plan Tay Bil

1 ....bft.. f.....%LOUCTUIF VUE Works for Colombia As Economic Aide

Democrats Assail  GOP Tax Bill but  Vote Likely Today Sum Up Arguments Against  Bea. ....... We. 222 wk Or... i. Lt   Sum Up Arguments Against Measure: Passage Expected

Brakes Fail On Cutoff To Race Track   130 Injured As 7 Coaches Of PRR Special Derailed

Six Killed In Maryland PRR Wreck   At Least 130 Persons Hurt  Near Race Tracl

130 Race Fans Hurt In Wreek   Pennsy Coaches Carrying 300 To Maryland Track

Train Derailment Kills 6 ‘Hurts 130 m Maryland   See Photo, Page 6.

Six Killed And 130 Injured As Train Derails   SEE PICTURE ON PAGE 3-A

Soldiers Of Fortune  Flood Congo  Tough Mercenaries  7h ee ee  re ven SO ee oe.

‘The Frightfuls’  Katanga s Foreign Legion Getting Tougher Every Day

'1 Killed, 3 Wounded  Anti - Castro Catholics Fight Police in Cuba

DUBOIS SKIES TODAY   Cuban Catholics Shout ‘Cuba Yes, Russia No!’

One Killed and Three Wounded Sunday Night Shots Fired by Police  And Militia to Break Up Wild Demonstratior

Demonstrate Defiance Of Fidel Castro  Catholics Shout Heated Words At the Soviets

Speculation Now Points To Grissom   Believed Chosen Ahead of Glenn; Bhoht Dine Saan

Flames Sweep Jet At Denver   44 Hurt As UAL Craft With 120 Aboard Hits Truck On Landing   GRISSOM ‘TRIP SEEN NEXT TUESDAY  New Astronaut Shot Readied

Astronaut Ready For 2d Shot   Capt. Grissom Likely Choice To Follow-up Shepard In Snace Flicht

Astronauts in Final Training Week For Second U.S. Manned Space Flight   Spacecraft Redesigned

Astronaut Gets Set for Second Space Venture   Unofficial Report Says Launch Effort Expected July 18

Grissom Eved For Second Space Flight  July 18 Re sported Date; Preparations Enter Final Week

Astronaut  In Final  Training To Duplicate  Earlier Flight - By A. Shepard

Astronaut Who Il Make 2nd Flight Starts Last Week of Preparation

Two Men In Final Week Of Training  Capt. Grissom O. Glenn Likely To Make Trip

dnd Flight Into Space Due July 18   Grissom Likely For Assignment; Experts Careful

TWO PREPARE FOR MANNED SPACE TRIP   With John Glenn Backup  REPORT JULY 18   Tentative Date For Sub orb'tal Trek: Changes Made In Capsule

Astronaut’s Space Trip Due In Week   Final Training Now Under Way

Second Man Selected For Flight Into Space Undergoina Extensive Traininc

Astronaut Prepares For Flight in Space   Two Americans Enter Final Week of Training With July 18 Reportedly Set as Launch Date; Air Force Capt. Grissom Believed Chasen

Grissom, Glenn Undergo Training Ce et ee ee ee  U.S. Astronauts Prepare For Manned Space Shot

Second U.S. Manned Space Flight  Selectee Begins Final Preparation.

 Set for July 16-22  Begin Final Training To Pilot Second Spacecraft

Capt. Grissom May Be Astronaut New Manned Space Hop Slated By U.S. July 18

GOP's Margin Cut in Decision By Joint Group  Blanchard Loses On Withholding Plan’s Removal

Ministers Open Paris Conference   Talks Concentrate On Meeting Soviet Threats In Garmany

Seek unified  Berlin stand  West ministers  awermes mbe poet an reese   West ministers survey strategy for solid front

Foreign Ministers  Seek To Preserve Rights In Berlin   ‘Latin-America JFK Urges Improved ‘Standard Of Living

EP EN GANGLAND EER JOO RUOTIN  Pottsville Theft Trial Is ‘Weird Case’

Pennsylvania Murder Case Composed  Of All Manner of Weird Ingredients

Weird Crime Tangle Is _ Bared in Court; Witness’ Body Taken From Ocean

EVEN GANGLAND-STY LE MURDER  Pottsville Theft Trial Is ‘Weird Case’

 Weird Case Is Unfolding Today  i In Pennsylvania Criminal Court

US. Judge Tells Police To Bar Riots   Injunction Threats To Cops and Klan Dismissed in 2 Cases

Ghana Bombings Bring Tightened Security for British Queen's Visit

Noted TV Star to Sing, Participate In Other Ways   Other Professional Acts on Program

Military Units Speed Toward Crisis-Wracked  Southeast Asian Area   Tight Secrecy Lid Clamped on U. S. Troop Movements in Laotion Crisis

U.S. Speeds Armed Units Toward Laos   Diplomatic Crisis Looms With Soviet: Kennedy Talk Due

President Plans Major Address At Conference   Pentagon Secrecy Tightest Now Since the Korean War

U.S. Military And Naval Units Believed Speeding To Strife-Torn Laos Area

PENTAGON IS UNDER TIGHT SECRECY LID   SEATO Has 4,000 Troops Ready; How To Get Them Into Inland Laos Is Problem.

To Strengthen Western Forces... .     Kennedy Expected to Tell Nation of Plans for Laos

JFK Speeds Armed Forces To Laos Zone   Takes Action As Showdown Hour With Red Nears

Tight Secrecy Clampdown In Pentagon   Kennedy Expected To Make Major Announcement

Military secrecy tightens as Laos crisis grows worse   Carrier leaves on short notice

Tight Security On U.S. Military Moves In Area   But Kennedy Seems To be Getting Forces Ready

Showdown With Soviets Over laos Issue Near   Kennedy Expected To Reveal Major Policy Foniqht

JFK to Give Major Policy Statement   Last-Minute Move Made by Britain to Ease Situation

Military Units Speed To Crisis   U.S. Carriers Steam Out Of Hong Kong

Diplomatic Showdown  With Russ   Britain Urges Nikita to Agrec on Ceasefire

Policy Statement Is Expected at News Conference   Reaction Is Waited: From Soviet Premier

U.S. in Showdown Over Embattled Laos   Military ls Mum On Crisis in Laos

Pro-Western Troops Might Be Increased   Soviet Reaction May Bring Changes To JFK Declaration

US Units Apparently On the Move   Kennedy Expected To Make Policy Statement Tonight

Crisis Is At Hand In Asia!   Kennedy Will Make Major’  Pronouncement

Secrecy Blanket Cloaks Military   Major Policy Statement Due   Military Is Sped to Laos

KENNEDY  TO ANNOUNCE U.S. POLICY   President On TV; Britain Makes Last-Minute Effort To Get Russian Cease-Fire In Laos, =~

U. S. Clamps Tight Secrecy Blanket On Movements in Lao:   Anderson Abolishes FFGC; Sets Up 5-Man Commission

PENTAGON IS UNDER ORDER NOT TO TALK   Ample Strength Seems Available To Meet Needs

Kennedy Statement Awaited...      Sho w dow n N ear mn Laotian Crisis

Throw Secrecy Blanket Over Milifary Move  Pentagon Chiefs Operate Under Strictest Orders

U. S. Military Units Reported Speeding Toward Southeast Asia   West Cautious Over Red Plan   U.S. Now Facing Choice Of War or Retreat in Laos

Kennedy Expected to Make Major Policy Statement Tonight In Crucial Hours of Diplomatic Showdown With Russia Over Embattled Kingdom of Laos

NEWS PARLEY 6 O'CLOCK TONIGHT   Expect Kennedy To Reveal U.S. Policy On Crisis  AMERICAN   Military Units Reported To Be Heading Today Toward S. E. Asia

JFK To Speak On Laos Crisis   U.S. Military Units Speed Toward Asia

Britain Appeals To Russia for Cease-Fire   Kennedy Awaits Reply; Speeds U.S. Armed Units

Official Information © About U.S. A. Military Forces Is Secret Today

President Rushes Military Units to Laos for Showdown   SEATO Could Throw 4,000 Troops into Laos Quickly

Policy Stand To Be Aired By Kennedy   Showdown Nears With Russia Over Kingdom Of Laos

JECTS Weparimenh, mo Lommen Cc  Tight Secrecy Blanket Veils Pentagon Orders

Major policy statement on Laos in Kennedy's broadcast tonight!   Ceace-fire   Congress support assured President

President Plans TV Talk on Crisis Tonight   Awaits Reaction From Russia On British Peace Plan

Expect Showdown on Laos Situation   Kennedy Awaits Statement From Khrushchev Concerning Cease-Fire

Await reply on appeal for a cease-fire   Major policy expected tonight at conference

Statement Expectedon U.S. Policy   President Awaits Russian Reaetion tc Appeal of Britain

Ships, Plane: Moved as  Precaution  Secrecy Put On Movements At Pentagon

Secrecy Shrouds U. §. Military Moves on Laos  AWATA fammant’ Panty      ‘No Comment’ Reply To All Questioning

Movements Wrapped  In Secrecy  WOT pa   No Information  On Forces Involved

Ask Soviet To Support  Cease-Fire   President to Make Major U.S. Policy Statement Tonieht

President to Make Major Policy Statement at News Conference   Last-Minute British Note Accepts Soviet Proposal of International Conference if Effective Truce Is Obtained First

OMOWHEOW Tt FY LET INMOOEY  U.S. Troops Hurried To SE Asian Crisis

Diplomatic Showdown witk Reds Kingdom  British Insert _ Appeal to Nikita For a Ceasefire

Battle Units Sent Speeding To Laos   GOP Pledges Backing For JFK Decision

U. 5. Military Units Speeding Toward Area   President Expected To Report on Policy Over TV at 6 p. m.

Tightest Secrecy Cover Since Korean War Placed On Pentagon Activities

Showdown With Russia  Approaching   Kennedy Statentent “Awaited; British Ask Ce. Tice In Laos

U.S. Milifary Moves Kept in Strict Secrecy   Carrier Midway and Other Units Move Toward Critical Ares

Blanket Put On Official  Information   Laos Diplomatic Crisis Reported To Be Deepening

JFK To Outline  Stand on Crisis  As Dea rere Darla  -- rita) Tai Uy Moscow Reaction Awaited on Truce Plan hy Rritain

U.S. military units reported on Laos alert   Diplomatic showdown with Russia is near

Prairie Soph’s End Card Sales With Pizza Party By TENA MORRIS and  Fa wmeaeasaeare SS & Sm Pate

Prairie Soph's End Cord Sales With Pizza Party  By TENA MORRIS and  fAapMEA CPADAWE:RI

Safety Scoreboard  May 8 — May 15   “Open House’ To Feature Missiles, Demonstrations 

REFUGEE FLOW REACHING RECORD NUMBER  East Germans Fail To Close Gate

Communists Taking  Steps To Stop Traffic   Use of Force and Propaganda Appeal: Has Little Effect; Experts Predict Biggest Day: 2,017 Arrivals Reported

Refugee flow great despite Red efforts   West Berlin records 2,662 new arrivals

Refugee Flood In West Berlin Is Bianest Yet   Commies Unable To Stop Escape

REDS ACT IN VAIN  Germans Speed Up Flight Into West Berlin   BULLETIN

E. Germans Speed Try To Escape   Refugees Flown To West Germany Despite Police

Red Efforts Fail To Hold Them Back   2,662 Enter West Berlin For Biggest Day In This Exodus

Abandon Hope Of Saving Any Of Tower Crew   Divers Battle The Icy Seas in Vain Search For Storm Victims

DIVERS BATTLE ICY SEAS Hope Fades for 28 on Atlantic Radar Tower

Hope Fading For 28 Men   Deepsea Divers Fight Time Icy Seas to Reach Texas Tower Hulk

Tappings From Broken Hulk Fade, Cease   Coast Guard Thinks All 28 Men Aboard Radar Unit Dead

Disarmament Unit  Approval Is Urged Rusk Thinks Khrushchev  Ts Lasinceere in Provosals

While Goal Seems Far Away - Rusk Sees Need to Push Ahead Inthe Field of Disarmament

House Argues Ban On Daylight Time   Measure to Force All of Missouri to Remain On Standard Time Advanced to Position fo: Final Passage: Clash on Immunization Plan

Missouri House In Argument on Two Measures   Daylight Saving and Child Immunization Bills Cause Trouble.

U.S. Summoning Necessary Forces to Protect Rights, Asserts McNamara

US. Defense Chief Tells Of Buildup  McNamara Says Military Set To Meet Anw Tact

In Sudden Storm Governor Nutter Turns in  Fire Alarm This Morning

A ouaagen Octorm  Governor Nutter Turns in  Fire Alarm This Morning

Castro ‘Will Receive’ U.S. Mission To Work Out Tractor Trade Details

Fidel Castro Will Receive Bargaininc Team To Work Out Tractor Trade

Castro to Receive American Baraainers on Tractor Trade   By CARLOS M. GUTIERREZ Correspondent of El Pais,  RS aa 4 Goel Ao

Raises Anew His Alternate Proposal To Trade Rebels For “Political Prisoners”

Tractor Committee To Send Bargainers  For Cuban Meeting   Castro Agrees to Discuss Proposal With U.S. Technical Representatives.

Castro Ready to Meet Bargaining Team on Trade   Alternate Proposal To Tractors Renewed

Renews Prisoner Swap Bid Castro Agrees To Meet U.S. Freedom Mission

Bargainers Go To Cuba Monday   By CARLOS M. GUTIERREZ Correspondent of El Pais, Ad ante wiAaa

Castro To Meet 4 To Map Swan   Revives Alternate Bic To Trade Captives For Captives.

CASTRO AGREES TO SEE MISSION SENT BY TRACTOR COMMITTEE   By CARLOS M. GUTIERREZ  Correspondent of El Pais, Ad antawiaan

Castro Agrees To See Mission On Rebel ‘Swap  Sounds Warning 2 eee fee oe

By CARLOS M. ‘GUTIERREZ ~ Correspondent ot El Pals”  Manipvidean

Castro Will Receive Delegation; _ Would Prefer Roosevelt, Eisenhower

Alternate Proposal  Favored  Bargaining Team   Bargai ning Team  Will Leave Today

Four From U.S. fo Meet With Castro on Tractor Deal   Castro Again Proposes Trading Rebels for “Political Prisoners”,  By CARLOS M. GUTIERREZ  Correspondent of E! Pais, Montevideo

Castro Ready To Confer On Tractor Deal   Agrees To Receive Four-Man Bargaining Team From U.S.

Fidel Ready To Receive  Swap Team  To Work Out Details of Captive’s Release

Castro Will Receive U.S  Swap Team  Handle Details  in Trading Men For Tractors

Castro Agrees To Receive  U.S. Mission   Four-Man Bargaining Team To Work Details On Swapping Tractors For 1.200 Prisoners

Castro to Receive ‘Ransom Mission   Four-Man Bargaining Team Will Go to Havana Monday to Negotiate for Captives’ Release; Cuban Renews Proposal for Trade of Prisoners

oe SEN ee Ne Ee  “Tractors For Cuba” Committee Is To Send Baraaininag Team To Island

Castro to Receive 4 Men to Discuss Prisoner Exchange   Insists U.S. Team Must Have Full Power to Arrange Deal

Agrees To Negotiations On Tractors   Castro Again Raises Idea Of Trade For  ‘Politieal Prisoners’

“OUR-MAN TEAM  Fidel to Meet Tractor Group   By CARLOS M. GUTIERREZ Correspondent of El Pais, Moante video

Asks Again About Swap Ot Captives   Negotiations hi ‘Tractors Trade To Open Monday

Tractors For Prisoners  Caterpillar Team Will Go To Cuba To Negotiate Exchange

Castro Set. To Receive  U.S. Team   Dictator Raises Anew Proposal.on ‘Political Prisoners

Group, Castro to Meet   4-Man Mission to Fly to Havana Mondoy for Talks

Castro Will Receive Tractor Committee; Revives His ‘Political Prisoners’ Proposal

To Air Details of Swap...   Will Receive Bargaininc Team, Cuban Leader Say:

Would Also Trade Rebels For. Political Prisoners Castro To Receive Bargainers

52 Injured in 2 Greyhound Bus Accidents   Ann Arbor Crash Injures 27, Two Seri

Ann Arbor Bus Mishap Injures 2/   Loaded Greyhound Skid: Off Interstate 94; Two Hurt Seriously

Cuba Silent On Fate Of 6 Americans   Castro Himself Making Up Mind On Final Decision

Storm Cuts Off Electric Power In Jowa Towns   “Thousands Shiver As Heat Disrupted In Fricid Weather

Man Seized In Colorado  a: in (nen .5 ec   Captured Fugitive Confesses Slayings

Expansion Of European Trading Bloc To Effect Many Americans   By SAM DAWSON  i a ee

Special Group To Make Inspection Visit To Dominica   Adlai Is Going To Argentina After Success In Venezuela

200 East Berliners Routed From Homes By Commie Police  Action Taken to Halt Fliaght Into West

lrate Red Police Evict Residents   Dering Leaps To Freedom Continue In Eastern Berlin

East Germans Oust Families  Along Border   Police Rout 200 from Homes to Halt Escapes

Reds Rout 200 from East Berlin Homes As 20 Escape, Many Jumping into Nets

EVILT  RESIVEN TS ——  Red Berlin Police. Remove Populace Along Borderline

Pim at a Loss for Words, but PI Think of Something” ....   Tack Paar Attacks the Senate and Press

No Progress On Redistrict Problem Made  GOP and Democrat   GOP and Democrat Leaders Hold Long Talk With Governor:

Shepard Given Detailed Tests By Scientists   Soviets Pooh-Pooh Spectacular Journey Made By U. 5S. Flier

Fete Praised in,Europe:. 2.2... Shepard's Ride Gives Lift To U. S. Prestige

American World Prestige Given Boost By Shepard’s Feat In Full Blaze of Publicity

West Is Relieved, Even Reds Admire Courage  Rocket Ride Into Space Give Lift to Lagging U.S. Prestige

U.S. Spacemar r Hailed By Free World   U.S. Admired For Public Shot

Heartened America Hails Space Pioneer, Plans Hero Welcome   Capitol Readies For Greeting Monday  Shepard May Get Medal Of Honor

Spaceman Shepard In Seclusion Undergoing Scientific Grilling      Cheered By All Americans; Trip Pooh-Poohed By Saviete

Space Pioneer Faces Two Days Of Seclusion on Grand Bahama Island for Scientific Grilling

Soviets Pooh-Pooh M ercury § UCCESS .  U.S. Cheers Astronaut’s Flight Into Space

Sour Grapes? Soviets Belittle Shepard’s Flight   “What A Ride!” U.S. Prestige Given Lift By Shepard’s Rocket Trip

US., Free World Cheer Space Pioneer  While Astronaut { In Seclusion on ! Grand Bahama

Shepard Gets Scientific Grilling After Launching Into Space; Reds Scoff

Shepard Faces Scientific Grilling As America Plans Heros Welcome   Spaceman's Feat Is Pooh-Poohed By Soviet Press

Shepard In Bahamas For  Two Days   Astronaut To Get Hera’s Weleame, But Soviets Sueer

Shepard In Seclusion   For 2 Days       Scientists Qui Him For: Most Minute ‘Details of Flight

Prestige Boosted  Free World Hails U.S. for  Frankness On Space Test

Nation Cheers Space Flight, Plans Parades   Manual Control Hele Big Advance Despite Russian Sneers

INDEX   Soviets 'Paoh-Pooh' American Space Trip—   Hero's Welcome Awaits Astronaut Shepard as U.S. Charts Plans fo Put Spaceman Info Orbit

US. G s. Cheers ‘Space Hero’s s Feat; ‘Reds Pooh- Pooh It   Fo Ask Space Funds .  U.S. Has Long Way to Go, Kennedy Cautions

Western Europe Praises Feat Even Communists Admire Astronaut’s Fearlessness

Free World Hails U.S. Space Feat, Praises Publicity   Even Communists Express Admiration for Shepard; His Condition Excellent.

Lift Is Given to Prestige Abroad  Wide Open Handling AL Elinke De

Nation Is Heartenied, but Russia Jibes at Importance of Exploit   Hero's Reception Scheduled Monday; Perfect Shot of Redstone Rocket Major Step Toward Putting Man in Orbit Before End of Year

Free World Happy Over 'Pilot’s Hop   Perfect Shot By U.S. Raises Hope For Man In Orhit

U.S. prepares hero's welcome for Shepard   Astronaut faces 2 days of seclusion on Grand Bahama Island undergoing checkun

Big D.C. Welcome Planned  U.S. Cheers Shepard: Reds Downarade Feat

Reds Discount Space Pioneer's Successful Trip  Astronaut Rests, Undergoes Tests  ao: Swe a ee

Hero's Welcome Is Prepared by Capital Monday   Russians Pooh-Pooh U.S. Accomplishment

Soviets Belittle His Feat   Astronaut to Be Secluded 2 Days to Relate Facts

‘WEATHER   Defecting Red's Wife Wont Stay  Tells Authorities   Tells Authorities She Must Think of Her Family

Defecting Red Chemist, Wife Are Separated   Soviet Ambassador Threatens Dutch

Soviet Defector, Object of Dutch Airport Fight, in Fallout Research

Russ Defector Fallout. Expert   Soviet Chemist, Separated From Wife, Was Enqaged in Research

Defected Because Of Lack Of Freedom— Soviet Defector, Wife In Brawl At Airport

Defector Studying Fallout   Fled Russia Because He Lacked Freedom To Investigate Radiation Effect

Stifled in Russia   Defector Left by Wife   Is Fallout Researcher

Sanford May Ask More Tobacco Tax To Finance His Education Program

House Passes $1.7 Million Schools Bills   Tax Problem Tossed Into  Senate's Lao

Fallout Inventory  To Be Filed ‘Today By Health Service   NEWS CONFERENCE   INTENSIVE

Fallout Briefing  Scheduled   scheduled  Each State Will Be Advised What Steps To Be Taken  nh. BD. Jiadtnega Wann:

Health Service Action States To Get Inventory For Coping With Fallout

States To Get Invenfory on Fallout Action  Public Heaith Service   Public Heaith Service To Outline What Can, Can’t Be Accomplished

What You Can Dof . Situation On Fallout In Each State To Be Revealed   Rockefeller Says U. S. Must Resume Testing

Health Service Studies Steps to Handle Fallout  Prepare Inventory Pin Baty af Statec

PHS Report On A-Bomb Fallout Set   Health Officers Take Inventory On Blast Hazard

States To Get Inventory On Fallout Action   Public Health Service To Outline What Can, Can’t Be Accomplished

100 OFFICIALS MEETING   PHS Making Inventory Of What  Each State Can Do About Fallout

Fallout Report Due Today   Public Health Services Make Inventory on Action Taken in Every State

American Motors Urged To Take Lead in Setting Pattern in Auto Industry

American  Motors May Set Pattern. Offers Reuther   Offers Reuther New Approach  To Bargaining

American Motors Corp. ‘New Approach’ Offered UAW in Labor Dispute

Union Shop, Political Activity Upheld Union Power Hiked By Court Decision?

'Right-to-Work’ Colombia Last ‘Unit Raps Court Stevenson Stop ‘Decree on Dues In S. America

2 Teen-Agers To Face First Killing Count  AWOL Youths Admit Murders,  We tere, Dwtmrnsitinn

State Budget Gets Trimming  Senate Panel Plans Additional Pruning

Mother Tells Choice  It’s ‘J ohn Clark Gable’-Name His Father Wanted

Gov. Dalton Asks Quick Action on lax Withholding  But Denies Rumors of   But Denies Rumors o Pressure for Entire Program Next Week

Because Of JFK, Huge Crowd  WVU Commencement  To Be Held Outside

KU’s'63 Budget Cut “138,000 By the Regents   $53 Mili nTag C.. Chadn Cahn

KU's'63 Budget Cut *138,000 By the Regents  p.. ArmA e D> ] Pepe Fe   Proposal Includes $53 Million Tag For State Schools

May Know Fate Today 75 Cubans Await Action On Bid for Asylum in U. S.

Seventy-Five Cubans Flee Red Dictatorship Via Spanish Steamer; Request Asylum Here

Highway Budget On Stage Gas Tax Hike Opponents To Air Objections Today

Yields To Pressure Of Junta  Yun Rescinds Resignation As South Korea President

Korea Presiden Withdraws His Resignation  Decision Dictated  By Military Junta;  New Government

Korean President Withdraws His Resignation Under Pressure From New Premier; Cabinet Is Formed

Inder Pressure from Junta: , South Korean President Withdraws Resignation

Military Chief Forms Cabinet In South Korea   Resignation Of Yun As President ls Withdrawn On Appeal Of Junta

Korean Reversal. ‘Military Junta Pressures Yun Info Keeping Positior

Reverses Decision To Roten- tai Yun Staying On As  Korean President

WITHDRAWS RESIGNATION UNDER PRESSURE  ROK President Decides to Keep Post

President Yun Withdraws Resignation   South Korean Leader Apparently Under Pressure From Military Junta,

Britain Group In Plea For End To All Nuclear Arms   French Say American Dollars Are Cleanest

Sunny Skies Seen Over July 4 450 Holiday Drivers May ‘Have A Date With Death

Big Jul ykhouth.. = Fair Skies, Rerlad:        Highways Expected

Fair Skies To Jam Roads Over Holiday   Over 70 Million Cars Expected On Nation's Highways

Soviets Agree In Principle To 4 Proposals  East-West Harmony On Research Wins Favorable Reaction

Sanford Holds News Conference  Repeats His Support For Redistricting Legislation Today

fs Na Tia To ar aac glad ar lO  LBJ RESIGNS. SEAT IN SENATE TODAY

Six Months in Jail, $500 Fine  California Puts Teeth In Secret Meeting Act

Communists Shuffle U.S. Leadership  Reds Refuse To Identify  Pea ean

New New Leadership Unknown 'f nknown  Red Party Shuffles  Céeiniadl In U.S.

U..S. Reds Reshuffle Top Commant  Refuse to Identify Who !s Involved

New Leade New Leadership Unknown U nknown  Red Party Shuffles  Command In U.S.

,DISORDERS , WIDESPREAD WEDNESDAY   Heed Secret Army On Anniversary Rebellion Start

30 Moslems Die In New Clashes With French   Rebels in Algiers Mark Anniversary With Uprising

160 Killed as Moslems Demonstrate in Algeria   ‘European Casualties

On The inside   Todav’s Chuckle   390 Reported Slain In Moslem Riots

French Soldiers Battle Moslems  Rioters Answer Call Of Rebel Government

French Fight With Rioters   Moslem Unrest Is Spreading Across Algeria

French Police, Soldiers Battle Moslems On 7th Birthday Of Algerian War

50 Wounded Marking War Anniversary   Only One Major Incident Reported In France: Bomb Injures 30 In Paris.

Britain Faces Big Austerity Tax Hikes   20 Per Cent Slash In Foreign Spending To Match Trade Lag

Sen. Goldwater's Column Begins Today...  Page of Opinion, Sec. 1, Page 6   Braves Beat Cincy, 2-0  See the Snorts Peac!   Amid Plenty, 52 Million Britons Hear Tough Austerity Tax Plan

Taxes Go Up; Foreign Spending Cut  ‘Britain Begins Drastic ‘New Austerity Program

Reds Ask kor Negotiated Settlement In Laos; Warn SEATO Not To Intervene

Republican Action Apparent_ ly Dooms Plan For 1-Day  Meeting To Pass Indian i anolis Bill.   REAPPORTIONMENT CONFUSION CITED

Wilson Market Sales Spotlight   ‘Harry S. Truman Given Nostalgic Party At White House Last Night

—— Where Harry Plays A Tune For Kennedys —.  Trumans Go Back Home

President Treats Harry S. Truman To Nostalgic Evening at White House

Bridgeport Mayor One of Dead In Fire At Ohio “Oil Company Tank Farm.

Kurdish Tribes Revolt Acainst Iraq’s Kassem   lord, Chrysler Next Target

‘BullRun Show Makes Profit   Use Extra Funds For War Hall-of-Fame

Spectators Are Chief Casualties at Bull Run, Mostly Heat Exhaustion

’ Amity Is Emphasized  ‘Civil War Re-Run May ‘Finance Hall Of Fame

GOP Looking For Successor To Morton   He'll Devote More Time To Winning 1962 Elections

Lockport Congressman Boomed for Job of  Natienal GOP Chief to Succeed Morton

Morton Pressed To Resign  Search Stepped Up For Successor To GOP Boss

Morton Eyes Bliss As New GOP Leader   Kentuckian Studies ee 3 Others As J.$. Party Chairman

Laos Accepts Invitation 10 Discuss Peace   Political Issues In Abeyance Until Truce Is Detailed

Laos Peace Parley To Open Today   Government Turns Down Rebel Bid Te Form New Cabinet

Neutralists Accept Bid To Parley   o/  Insist Military Issue Be Setiled Refore Political

Will Attempt Front-Line Peace Talks   Laos Premier Accepts Phouma’s Invitation‘ Only Military Will Ge

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press tebel Peace Conference

Laotian Regime Accepts Invite To Peace Ialks   Chances for Space Mlight ‘Today Good

Laos Sends Military To Conter   Phoumo’s Invitation Accepted For Front Line Peace Palaver

Plan To Introduce Bill Increasing House Membership From 120 To 151

One Word Is Clue Spélling Bee Winner Successful Because Words Are Family Hobby

John Capehart, 12, Modest In Victory  Tulsa, Okla. Youth Spelling Champ

People You Know  ENS. JOHN MOORE }HEADS HIS CLASS ex PENSACOLA  :

People You Know   ENS. JOHN: MOORE HEADS HIS CLASS AT PENSACOLA _

White House Calls On Reds To Cancel Blast      Big Maneuvers Staged In Cold War Hot Spot

3,000 American Troops In War Test In Bertin   Three-Day Battle Exercise Designed To Train Men In Attack And Defense

3,000 Troops Play Berlin's Big War Games   East Germans Don’t Take Kindly to West Strenath Show

War Games Started In Reich Area   3,000 Troops In Biggest Maneuver In Western Sector

3,000 AMERICANS TAKE PART Combat Troops Oper War Games in Berlin

Three-Day Ceviin Battie Exercises Designed Te Test American Defense

US. Troops In Berlin Begin Day Exercise   War Games Designed to Show Western Determination to Defend City.

Search On For U. S. Airman Included In Will Left By German World War Il Ace

PHOTOGRAPH AND DIARY Former Fighter Pilot Sees Connection ln German Will

PHOTOGRAPH, DIARY GIVE CLUES  Mill Citian May Be Pilot Named in German's Will

INDEY      Yank Fighter Pilot May be Mystery Man Named in German Ace's Wjl/

80 ALLIED PLANES BEFORE HIM Will of German Ace Lists American Pilot Shot Down Over North Africa

Minneapolis Airman May Be Pilot Named in Will of Dead German Ace

German Leaves Will  U.S. Pilot, Shot Down: In WW II, May Be Heir

50 Per Cent For 20 Nations  U.S. To Ask Economic Boost Within Atlantic Community

Keonomie Hike Urged By U.S.   Atlantic Area Development Plan In Making

U.S. Urges Community  Of Nations Would Boost Economic Output By 50 Per Cent

U.S. Plans Economic Proposal   Atlantic Nations Would Increase Combined Output

Inside ...    Plumber Turned Singer ‘Woman Sergeant Evicts Gir  Friendly to Stage Screamer

At Least 7 Die, 112 Hurt in Rail Crash in England   Passenger Train With 300 Aboard Runs Into Freight

New Retriever Champ In Action   Six Killed, 125 Hurt In Brit Train Crash

Train Wreck In Britain Kills Six   125 More Travelers. . Injured In Collision -With-Standing Trait

President Consults Key Senators On Strateay Against Russ UN Veto

JFK Seeks to Block Russian U.N. Veto Plan   President To Speak Before General Assembly Soon

Kennedy prepares to speak hefore UN Assembly   Congress shelves filibuster ‘proposal. delays postal raise

President Holds Confat With Solons   Ponder Methods to Halt Soviets From Using Dag’s Death to Aid Veto

Areas Hit By Recession To Benefit; Money To Be Exnended In 22 Counties

Man Accused Of Larceny By Trickery   $2,000 Involved; Cases Bound Over

Greene Bound To Grand Jury In Bank Thett   Faces Jury Also In Auto Case’

Sepiemper set for Berlin talks: new Red threat  Four-power Washinaion meet seen

lop Diplomats To Map Plans For Red Talks   President Kennedy May Announce Date Today at His News Conference.

Kennedy Calls Allied Meeting in Washington   Foreign Ministers Of Britain, West Germany. France Sent Invitations

Kennedy Asks Allied Leaders To US. Talks  Berlin Situation  Would Be Studied

Meeting Scheduled in Washington Next Month for Discussion of Berlin

An Open Letter To Santa Claus lowa Merchants Are Happy About Chrisimas Shopping

Fewer Unemployed, People Have Money to Spend, Big Crops Cheer Farmers— Open Letter to Santa: Yule Business Good In lowq Even Before Rin Gna,

- Business Worid KENNETH PLUEGER AND, DWIGHT BETSWORTH ~ BUY FRONTIER CAFE

Business World   KENNETH PLUEGER AND DWIGHT BETSWORTH BUY FRONTIER CAFE.

Legislative Changes Needed, , Says: City Manager  Newburgh Welfare Crackdown Gets Crippling Blow in Court

Program Is Built Around $20 Billion Aid From U.S., Cuba Abstains '

Approve Dual Pact for Billions in Aid To Latins at Uruguay Conference

Take Issue With Africa Proposal  _ US. and Britain Not  For Neutral Zone

Problem May Be Vested In Arab States   Soviet Union Supports fraq’s Demand for Withdrawal of Brit ish Troops,

Nation Invites More Troops  Arabs May Get Crises On Kuwait tn UN Move

New Efforf Keyed fo Help Gold Reserve   American Holders Must Dispose of Deposits by June

AMERICANS ° CAN NOT OWN GOLD ABROAD   White House Order Gives U. S. Citizens Until Jung 1 To Dispose Of Foreign Gold Holdinas.

Ike Orders Liquidation   Decree Aims to Halt Strain On U.S. Dollar

-White House Announces Citizens Must Dispose  ‘Of Gold Stocks Abroad

righting Against Drain U.S. Citizens Are Barred From Owning Gold Abroaa

SELL FOREIGN HOARDS, U. 8. CITIZENS TOLD   New Move Aimed at Halting Drain

STEP TAKEN 10 PREVENT GOLD DRAIN   Edict Should Help Restrict Market Prices

Bar Americans From Holding Gold Overseas   Ike Signs Order in Nev Effort to Halt Drain On Supply of Metal

At Mount Ver  Sanitorium Oticial Quits; State Patrol Checking His Office

UN-1 peasekretar hukkus lennudnnetusel   Dag Hammarskjoldi traagiline surm ametiiilesannete taitmisel Lennukirusud Jeiti 7 miili kaucusel sihtkohast Rodeesias

Discoverer No. 32 Shot Into Orbit   Explorer Vil Chatters On Second Birthday, Already a Year Overtime

Still Going Strong On 2nd Birthday  Gabby’ Explorer VII Chatters On

Explorer VII Continues To Chatter Year After lt Was Supposed To Quit

PROTEST ON ~BARRICADES REJECTED   Western Troop  Movements Draw Soviet Complaint

Reject Allies’ Note Soviets Assert “Rieht’ To Reeulate Berlin Entry

Travel Control. Right Claimed By E. Germany   Note to West Also Assails Movements Of Troops to City

DUBOIS - JEFFERSON CO.  AIRPORT WEATHER   West Movements Assailed By Soviets

Reds Say East Has Right to Regulate Traffic to Berlin .  Russians Assail Western Troop Movements Into Divided City

Soviet Assails Troop Movement  Say East Germany   Say East Germany Con Govern Travel

Berlin Border-Sealing Right Upheld Soviet Raps Western Troop Moves

Reds Try To Force Allied Recognition Of E. German Right To Regulate Travel

Russia Backs East German Travel Curbs   Soviet Rejects West Protest to Sealing Of Border in Berlin

Take Complaints To E. Germany, Reds Tell Allies   Soviets Complain About Buildup Of Western Forces

Reject Note Of Protest Over Travel  Soviets Hit At Moving In Of  Reinforcements

Protests Of West Rejected   Soviet Back East Germany’s Right to Regulate Travel

Kremlin Says E. Germany Has Right to Curb Foreign Travel   Rejects Protest Over East Berlin Border Closing

Soviet Spurns West Note On Berlin Travel  Says East German  Regime Has Right  To Set Regulations

Reject Big 3 Note  Russ Claim Dicht fo. Reaulate Travel fo E ‘Berlin’

Soviets Claim Berlin Traffic Flow Rights   Reds Reject Latest Note From Alliec

Soviet Hits West Stand  On Barriers   Claim Reich Reds Possess Right To Regulate Travel

Travel Ban  For Berlin  Threatened USSR Contends  East Germany Ha Reonlatary Richt

Reds Send Note On Travel Rights   Final Decision Rests With Taser Berlin

Talk toGDR say Russians  ‘East Germans , SSeOR Serer ee? hala   ‘East Germans have right to restrict travel’

Ambassadors Frotest Keyected  Soviet Tells West Reds Will Rule Berlin Travel

Russians Reject Protest on Berlin Border Closing   Claim East Germans Haye Right to Curb Foretqners’ Travel

East Germany Can Regulate Travel—Soviet   West Should Protest to Puppet Regime. Says Moscow

Russia Rejects Protest On Border Closing  © ick OE SE gn, OE ee   Says East Germany Within Rights On E. Berlin Action

FBI Probes Blasts At Relay Stations  Crackpot or Foreign Sabotage Suspected

Power To ‘Hypnotize’ People Atomic Age Con Man Given Prison Term; Spectators Sob

Atomic Age Schemer Sent to Prison; Obtained $1,500,000 Th rough Swindles

Future of Mission Cloaked in Conflicting Reports Prisoners Deny Castros Claim  They Are Leaving U.S. Today

Cuba Radio Says They Are Going   U.S. Immigration Official Says He Doesn't Believe It

RADIO SAYS GROUP SET FOR RETURN   Spokesman For Hostages Deny Such Intention

Cuba Says Prisoners Must Return   (See Earlier Story Page 5) Ry LOUTITS DNF LA HARA

Castro, Cuba Prisoners In Contradiction   Havana, US. Reports Vary On Plans To Return

Havana Says Parley Is Off: Rebels Say ‘No’   U. S. Committeemen To Deliver New ‘Decision’ On Plan

Castroites Say Parley Is Off: Rebels Say No   U.S. Committeemen To Deliver New ‘Decision’ on Plan

Castres bs : ts ,  Disagree on de yee  - Tractor Committee Wants to ‘Ch .  a. °' Mie. BBe e, C.°: s  m O,

Future of Prisoner Committee Uncertain   Havana Radio Says They Are Preparing to Return to Cuba

U.N. Summoned For Vote On Bizerte Crisis   France Called On To Pull Back Troops

U.N. Vote Set On French Troop Pullout Demand   Resolution Ordering Evacuation of Bixele Follows FourHour Debate.

U.N. Resumes Tunisia Debate  Resolution Before Council.Orders France ta Withdronw lte Treaanc

‘iPit Fire Brings Choking Fumes At Japanese Mine ...  26 Are Believed Deac   LAOS CHIEF SEEKS TO END CIVIL WAR

CALIFORNIA JURY STILL DEADLOCKED   May Be Unable To Determine Sentence For Dr. Finch And Carole Trevoif

Jury Deliberates Possible Death Penalty for Dr. Finch and Carole

Deadlock Hinted On Finch Penalty  Jurors Locked Up Aqain Overnight

Finch Jurors Fail fo Agree   Life, Death Question Still Unanswered

Announcement Made Today Paris-A lzerian Peace  Talks To Begin May 20

MAY 20 TALK ON ALGERIAN FEUD CALLED   Rebels, De Gaulie Agree On Attempt To End Difterences

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Court Thwarts School

Louisiana Loses In Hich Court   Unconstitutionality Decision Let Stand In Integration Fight

FACILITY COST.:$500,000°° = ; Health Center: Dedication Slated Friday in Van Nuys

FACILITY COST $500,000 7 Health Cenfer Dedication Slated Friday in Van Nuys

FACILE COSTE. $900,000  ‘Health Center. Dedication Slated Friday in Van Nuy:

Increase In April Sales. Seen Auto Makers Feel Back  Of Recession Is Broken

Auto Sales Surge   Leaders Say Upturn More Than Seasonal; See Recession Broken

‘Automotive Industry Feels Worst Of Business Slump Over   i  Auto Sales Higher During March

$30 Fallout Shelter Survives Fire As Expert on Atomic Survival Loses Home

His California Home Burns .. .  ‘Author Of R-H Feature Sold On Fallout Shelter

Libby Still ‘Sold’ Fire Gives Costly Test To $30 Fallout Shelter

Author Of Robesonian Ser Nobelman’s Fallout Shelter In West Coast Fire’s Path

‘ Have More Faith Than Ever’  Fire Costly Test but  Shelter Pleases Libby

Bel-Air Home Is Pile Of Rubble Dr. Libby's Shelter Survives Fire

APE Pieuasea Sandbag Fallout Shelter Survives  Fire That Destroyed Calif. Home

Fire In Bel-Air Test For Shelter  Builder Of The $30 Shelter More Sold Than Ever On It

Opposition  Warns OAS  Against OK Continuation Of  Trujillo Regime  Teadar Tisclarec

On Extortion Conviction...  - Labor Head Handed  10 Years in Prison

Brothers Taken To  Hospital   Fourth Youth Goes Under In Rescue Allempt

iA A ll i a i el ci ee alle  Hug anda Half For Return of  Lost Purse

Raps One- ‘Man Rule  Kerner ‘Not Hany Vith State Liquor Commission.

Raps One-Man Rule  Kerner Not Happy’ With State Liquor Commission

Resort Cities Left Off ‘Family Vacationland’ Map  Noel Region Is Fighting Mad, Wants to Secede From State

SMOLDERING RUBBISH — UNDER SIDEWALK SENDS SMOKE ROLLING INTO BOWERS CLOTHING Theorize Cigarette  — Flipped Through Manhole Grate Could

Army Camp Fixtures Not Wanted  U.§. Spent 65 Million Uselessly In Pakistan

City College To  Raise Tuitions   First Boost In Fees Since -It Started In 1946

Laotian Troops Capture Vital Road From Pro-Communist Guerrilla Force:

ussia—Not Missile Gap’  Administration Concludes R d States Is Facing ”

Racial picture   Martin Luther King plays Georgia senator in movie

Solon Bucks 5925 Million Allotment  Proxmire’s Stand Is   Proxmire’s Stand Is Backed by Secretary Of Defense, Kennedy

Bombers Stir Senate Fight; Funds Sought   Mansfield Predicts $46.8 Billion Will Be Approved By Solons By Nightfall

Action Set On Defense Money Bill   Passage Expected Despite Fight On Manned Bombers.

Senate Braces For Fight Over Bomber Funds   Democratic Leader Says He Expected Spending Measure  to Be Okayed Today

Debate Concerns Bombers as Senate Prepares to Pass Defense Measure

A.HS. SENIORS TO PRESENT THREE ONE- ACT PLAYS   _ Public In Invited To _Attend Productions Friday, April 7

SENIOR CLASS TO PRESENT PLAYS FRIDAY EVENING   Will Give Three One. Act Productions At School Auditorium

Nelson To Offer Tax Plan Monday  Governor Reveals No Specific Data

Hopes to End Stalemate in Revision Plan   2 Pct. With Food, Clothing, Drugs Exempt, Possible

_ Timely Tidings.  MUNICIPAL, ‘BAND. ee REHEARSALS TO: START WERE. TUESDAY NIGHT:

Timely Tidings  MUNICIPAL BAND — REHEARSALS TO START HERE TUESDAY NIGHT

Listening To Indictment   Hears Himself Described As Arch-Persecutor Of The Jews During World War II; Legal Arguments Follow

Defendant Called Arch Persecutor In Israel Court   Accused Slayer Of Millions Of Jews Stands In Bullet-Proof Dock As Long Indictment Read

Ex-Nazi Listens To Charqe   Israel's Indictment Lists Crimes Against Jews, Humanity

Historic Event .. ; The Atmosphere ls Electric In Jerusalem Court

Lawyer Challenges  Israel’s Jurisdiction Accused Mass Killer of Jews Is Impassive as Charges Read

Eichmann’s Attorney Ovens Court Attack   One Brother Sentenced  - Elliott-Case. Retrial Is Won

Right of Israel Court to Try Nazi Challenged —  70) Minutes Required to Read

Bulletproof Dock Guards Defendant   Defense Challenges Court Jurisdiction As Arguments Erupt

Bulletproof Glass Dock For Accused   DEFENSE QUESTIONS LEGALITY OF TRIAL

Right Of Court Is Challenged   Israeli Attorney General Says Such Arguments Are Irrelevant

Atmosphere Electric As Arguments Rage Following Indic tment Reading

Former Nazi Gestapo Chieftain Hears Self Described As Arch-Persecutor Of World War II.  ATMOSPHERE TENSE  IN ISRAELI COURT

First Session of Trial Ends With Argument  Attorney Also Questions Right of Denth Panalty

Right of Court To Try Him ls Challenged   Stands Impassive During Reading Of Long Indictment

Eichmann Sits Impassively af Legal Araument   First Day of Trial Taken Up by Babble Over Technicalities

Asserts He Was Onl a Tool in Killing of Jews   Arrest Order Legal, Prosecutor Declares; Prisoner Impassive

Counsel Claims Defendant ‘Tool’ Of Nazi Leaders  Israeli Official Refutes Charge OFf Illeaal Trial

Ex-Nazi Sits Impassively   First Day Of Trial Taken Up By Babble

Atmosphere Electric As TrialOpens In Jerusalem. .  Stony-Faced Eichmann Hears ‘Aeousers

Eichmann Goes On Trial For Slaying OF “Millions”   Shows No Emotion [In Israel Court

COURT POWER CHALLENGED BY DEFENSE   Justices Study Opposing Views Of Top Counsel

Legal Clashes Break Out As Trial Starts   Atmosphere Electric With Drama As Former Nazi Is Accused at Jerusalem Of Inflicting Punishment and Death on Jews

Legal Arguments Get Under Way.... Eichmann Is Impassive as Trial Begins

Nazi Official's Chief Counsel Challenges Legal Basis for Trial Following Reading of 27-Page, 15-Count Indictment

Adoli Eichmann Hears 27-Page, 15-Count Indictment Against Him In Jerusalem Court Today

Legality Is  Questioned - Accused Ex-Nazi Listens Carefully to Arcument

Inside Today   "Arch- Persecutor’ ‘Hears Charges: Arguments Start

Eichmann Indictment Read As Trial Opens  German Hears Himself Describe: Ac Archunrancariitay

israel Trial Opened By Legal Arguments   200 Police Guarding Site of Trial

Legality Of Proceedings Questioned   ‘Basie Right” To Try Persecutar Of Jews, Govi. Says

Atmosphere Electric As Crimes Read  Stands Impassive  As He's Described   Ac Arch-Dracecutar 

Says Legality of Arrest and Trial Doubtful   Israeli Government Charges Nazi Was Arch-Persecutor

His Attorney Challenges Israel's Right   Says International Court Should Hear Trial

Defense Chief Counsel Challenges Jurisdiction Of Special Israeli Court

cichmann Faces Three Jewish Judges  i gene ; URS Shay Moser eas ye   Legal Arguments Break Out After Indictment Reading   DISPUTES ARGUMENT

Drama-Pacreda Trial Gets Underway; Defendant In Bullet-Proof Court Dock

a Ae a ee ee  Na: azi i Is Termed Arch - Persecutor As Israeli Indictment Is Presented

Eichmann Is Described As Arch- Persecutor C Of Jews as Trial Opens:

CALLED ARCH-PERSECUTOR   kichmann like statue as court drama opens

Adolf Eichmann Is First Man Tried In Jewish Court For Crimes Against Jews

Stands Stitt Impassive at Charging  Doce Pisce Se   . Defense Attorney Challenges Court con Jurisdiction

Jurisdiction Questioned By Counsel   Eichmann Listens Attentively As Charges Read

POLICE REPEL ATTACK Hunger-Crazed’ Balubas Spread Katanga Terror

Spreads Fast  Flu Epidemic Hits Missouri Town, Schools Are Closed

Missouri Town Is Hit Hard by Flu; School Is Closed   Health Officer Reports Virus Spreads Faster Than Most Epidemics.

Special Lenten series to run in Daily Sun  ‘NEU FTRONTIERC TAY RET ICLUON’

New New Frontiers” In Religion’  Register To Start Lenten Series Wed.

Football Scores   AAKhBA EL  = bt lam Early Survey Shows Daniel, Yarborough, Shivers Tops Among Voters For Governor

Minimum Pay Bill Patched Up For Vote   Retains Two-Step $1.25 Rate But Scope Is Narrowed.

MinimumPay Bill Changed As Vote Near   Dixie Bloc Joins GOP In Opposing Kennedy Proposal

House Face: Minimum  Wage Vote   Patched-Up Plan Presented  By Democrats

Wage Bill Heads For Key Vote.   Officials Hastily Work Out Terms For Compromise

Minimum Pay Compromise Nearing Vote   Concessions Made To Opposition on Coverage Provisions

Missourian Ahead   House Sharply Divided on Wage Plan Compromise

Compromise Wage Bill Due for Vote  New Steps Set To Split Power aif st a a il

Dems Steer Minimum Pay  Bill To Vote   Two-Step Raise Retained: Changes Made In Coverage

Minimum Pay Bill Heads For Vote in House.   Compromise Measure Contains Two-Step Raise to $1.25

Minimum Wage Bill Vote Near   House Is Divided On Patched-Up Comvromise Plan

CONCESSIONS MADE ON FIELD OF COVERAGE Compromise Minimum Wage Bill  Goes To Vote In Divided House

Minimum Wage Compromise Is Pushed in House  Patched-Up Measure Is Steered Toward

Minimum Wage Bill Scheduled For Vote Today   Compromise Retains Two-Step Raise From  $1 To $1.25 Hourly

Compromise Wage Bill Duc Vote In House   Major Concessions Made In Coverage; 2-Step Plan Held

Compromise Measure —  Demos Steer Minimum Wage In A Sharply Divided House

WESTERN STRATEGY WEIGHED   Leaders Agree Cease-Fire Talk Satisfactory

President Gives TV Report to  Nation Tomorrow  Agreement With Khrushchev

President Plans 30-Minute Report To Nation On Talks ‘WithKhrushchev And Allies

JFK Reports Tomorrow On Conference With K.      US Officials Hope Vienna Talks Will Alter K’s Course

Kennedy Plans IV Report Tuesday Night   U.S., British leaders Agree On World Aims

See Eye-to-Eye On a Common Policy, Report   Meet at Luncheon, In Private Session

J.F.K. Meets Macmillan, AgreesonWestern Policy  President Heads Home After Two-Day Parley With Khrushchev in Vienna; Plans TV Report

Details ‘Related To  ‘Macmillan   President Will Address American People On Radio-TV Thecday At 7P. VW.

Kennedy to Give Report to Nation On Vienna Talks   President, Macmillan Meeting Today in Wake of Conference Between K and K on Weekend

Differences Not Resolved But Better Understanding Between Big Powers Seen

President Plans Report To Nation   AUSTERE STUDY   HOPE FOR PRACKE

JFK Prepares Message for People of U.S.   Leaders Pursue Common Policies for Entire World

President To End Journey   U, 5. To Hear Report Tuesday Evening On Summit Meeting

Eye to eye in pursuing allied policies   JFK shapes up revort to people of United States

U.S. Britain Agree OnCommonPolicies   JFK, Nik End Talks With Hope on Laos

American, British Leaders Announce They See Eve To Eye On Major Problems In World.

Western Strategy Is Weighed   Kennedy to Report To Nation Tuesday; Khrush Goes Home

Weigh Strategy After Session With Khrushchev   Little Concrete Progress Seen At Vienna

BRI Sarat ON OTHER TALKS   President Will Report To Nation Tuesday Night

Nations See kv e To E ve On Common Policies. Say Kennedy, Macmillan

Kennedy’s Holdings $10 Million, Good-Looking Wife, Presidency Is Tops For Any Man

Value d at $10 Million  eS MN SIS AAA ta he sons tnnmnnintvconnc  Kennedy Sells Out His Stock Holdings

Estimate Kennedy Worth $10 Million   President-Elect. Converts Tnvestments Into Bonds

All Except Trust Funds Converted to Bonds  Kennedy's Investment Assets Valued at Perhaps $10 Million

Kennedy funds transferred into government bonds   Assets may add up to S10 millions

Worth About SLO Million  JFK Changes Investments   Pierre Salinaer hic parece <cec

Kennedy Converts Ten Million Holdings Into Government Securities

Kennedy Assets $10 Million   President-Elect Shifts To Government Bonds

Kennedy Assets $10 Million  President-Elect Shifts 5 pry ret * Rande

Entire Sum Put In Bonds   Most Comes from Trusts  Established For Family

STOCK HOLDINGS SOLD Value of Kennedy Asseis Placed at Nearly $10 Million

Converts to Govt. Bonds Estimate President-Elect’s Investments at $10 Million

> Are Injured In Series Of 3 Auto Crashes  Girl Of Columbiana Hospitalized After Mishap On Route 7

AMC Offers UAW Share  In Profits  Firm Asks End {To Cost Factor, Other Clause

American Motors Offers Plan to Share Profits   Seven Cent Increase For 3 Years Included

Profit-Sharing Plan for Union Offered by AM(   Wage Increase Also Proposed in Exchange For Contract Revision

UAW Offered Sharing Plan   American Motors Asks End To Cost Of Living Deal

Auto Contract Talks  American Motors Offers Profit - Sharing Plan

Bills Revising State’s Taxes Given House   Lawrence’s Call for Speed on His Budge’ Proposals Stressed

Tax Revision Introduced  In Assembly   Way Is Cleared For House Action On New Revenue

Finnish Passenger _  Plane Crash Kills 25   Fintand’s Worst Air Disaster Occurs As Plane Explodes On Hitting Ground

FOUR POP mgeres IX am  Nikita Would. Take Soviet Cowboys Off Cattle Trails

K Decides: Cattle Will Be Fatter With Shorter Soviet Trail Drives

Red Cowboys! Get Off Trail Of Soviet Cattle!   Khrush Demands Fatter Animals

De Gaulle Takes Dictator Powers As Crisis Grows   Troops Surround President’s Palace; People Alerted

Governor: Road Toll May Be Worst Yet :  Traffic Deaths Up 40% Over 1969: Down Nationally —

snow, Freezing Rain Spread Sheet Of Ice Over Western Third Of State   High Winds Feed Blaze Near L.A.

School Aid Revision Attempts Out Voted   Southern Amendment Loses; Substitute Bill To Revamp Program Also Fails

Before the Judge   TWO AKRON YOUTHS — THURSDAY GET SENTENCE: — IN REFORMATORY  FOR PAROLE VIOLATIONS

Before the Judge   TWO AKRON YOUTHS — THURSDAY GET SENTENCES — IN REFORMATORY  FOR PARNHY & VIMAT ATIOQNG

East, West Condemn  Congo Murder   Lumumba Death Arouses Many Fears Of a Civil War

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

One of Four Offices at Stake . .  District’ ‘Attorney Candidates ‘Unopposed

Fight Candidates Running . . .  Contests Feature Race: For Sheriff Nominations

Injunction Delayed By Holiday   Walkout Against U. §, Flag Vessels Halted Officially On Monday

Flood Danger Becomes Acute in the South   Drenched Dixie Faces Threats of Tornadoes

Many Chuckles From Life's Little Problems Were Afforded Kansans In ‘61

Eight Prisoners, Family Group Return [To Cuba With Hope of New Tractor Talks

Coming Up   ‘GROWLERS’ MEETING PUBLIC HEARING ‘SET TUESDAY ON CITY'S. NEW DOG ORDINANCE

Coming Up   *GROWLERS' MEETING ‘PUBLIC: HEARING. SET . TUESDAY ON CITY'S. NEW. DOG ORDINANCE .

House Speaker Fight May Delay Leaislature   ALLOWS APPEAL TIME  Stay Granted in Georgia Negro Enrollment Order

Salk Blasts ANA For Endangering Drive To Stamp Out Polio; AMA Denies Charges

Two feng. Others Wounded  Two Shot to Death lin Gun Battle in Car

Jet Crash Kills Pilot, Hurts Many  :  Navy Launches  Die he ee 02 re

Store Is Hit by Jet Plane   Pilot Killed, 90-35 Injured; .Shesners Panic:

  Pilot Killed, 30 Shoppers Hurt In Pa,  Naval Jet Plane Crashes Into Department Store

Jet Plane Hits Store At Philly   Pilot Is Killed, 30 To 35 Hurt Tn Disaster

Navy Jet Hits Store; Pilot Dies, 30 Hurt   Probe Launched Into Pennsylvania Tragedy Cause

Pilot, Claimed Best In Unit, Dies In Crash  Craft Smashes Into Bargain City, USA Near Willow Grove

Jet Hits Store; Pilot Is Killec  Willow Grove, Pa. Is Scene; Between  30-35 Persons Hurt

Veteran Jet Pilot Killed When Crashes Thru Roof Of Store: 35 Are Injured   1 FIREMEN INJURED

Republicans See Vote On Gaming Law:  ‘Expect Showdown  By. Senate On

Anti-Gambling Penalty Eyed   Assembly Also Set For Vote On Road Bill

‘Showdown At Columbus Legislature Plans Action On Road Fund Proposal

House Vote On Gambling Bills Nears  Action Expected  Woaduredayv an

iF or Troubled Congo Rusk Denies U.S.A. Has ‘Blueprint Up Its Sleeve

Rusk Denies U.S.  Has Congo ‘Aims’  Only Backing U.N. Effort for Peace

UN isnt out to conquer Katanga: Secretary Rusk   Southeast Asia   Cactra Cuba

Rusk Tells U.N. Role ‘In Katanga   Means for Congolese To Work Out Own Govt. Sought.

Denies UN Out To Take Katanga  Rusk Also Says U.S  nRaAnKIOC   Rusk Also Says U.S Has No Blueprint — For The Congo  Iin Its Sleeve

U.N. Not Trying Conquest   Rusk Says U.S. Has No Blueprint for Congo Action

Rusk Says U.N. IsNot Out To Rule Katanga   Says U.S. U.S. Will Continue Help

Emporia Weather   W ater Service on East Side to Be Shut Off Thursday

Sec. Rusk Warns of Serious Days, Hard Work Ahead in Long Cold War

Red China Is Studied For Disarm Talks   Secretary Nervous At Ist Conference; Dean Is Appointed

Rusk Says Not To Await Fast Cold War End   Serious Days, Hard Work Lie Ahead, He Tells First Meeting

Inclusion Of Red China At Geneva Talks Being Studied By Strategists

Rusk Sees No Easement Likely Soon   Press Told Talks On Disarmament May Bring In Red China

First News Conference  Rusk Hints U.S. Weighing Red China Arms Talk Role

WARNS AGAINST OPTIMISM . Rusk Not Expecting Fast Endto Cold War With Reds

‘Freedom Rides’  Future Uncertain  Appeals of Federal Court Ruling Slated

Lumumba Escapes’ Congo Jail   Katanga Province Offers. Reward for Capture of Fugitive

3 Overpower Guards, Grab Police Car.   Helicopter Spots’ Leftist and Pals; Bia Manhunt On ~

Deposed Congo Premier, Two Lieutenants Flee ln Auto: Seen From Air

Seek Cause of Merrill Crash  Pilot and 3 Boys  Die As Rented Dianna Ffrlle

SURGEON COLLEGE CHARGE ‘Unqualified’ Doctors Do 50% Of Operations

Three More Measures Are Vetoed by DiSalle: Community Colleges Okayed

Kennedy Faces Challenge On Education Bill   Asks Controversial Issues Be Avoided By Congress

JFK’s School Program Draws New Challenge  Senate Plans Amendment

denator Slaps JFK School Stand  Opposes s President’   Opposes President's Ban on Aid To Parochial Classes

Daily News Index   HOU. SE GOI GOP L LEAL {DER SAYS ‘Conservative Trend Sweepins Country

Says Talks Sabotage ls Soviet Goal   Proposes U.N. Review Need for Nuclear Test Ban Pact.

UU. S. ACCUSES SOVIET UNION OF ‘SABOTAGE’      U. N. Debate on Tests Asked

Asks U.N. For A-Test Ban Review  To Continue Talks   To Continue Talks In Geneva Despite Bitter Accusation

Soviet Accused Of Sabotaging Test Ban Talks   Message Today Most Bitter Yet Issued From U.S.

Charge Russ Sabotage of Test Ban Talk   U, S. Proposes U.N Eye ‘Urgent Need’ for Nuclear Treaty

Russia Accused Of Sabotaging Test Ban Talks  U.S. Requests   U.S. Requests UN To Review Need For Treaty

Strong Note Presented To Minister in Moscow   Accusation Bitterest by United States: Charge Matches Proposal U.N. Review Urgent Need for Test Ban Treaty

CONTINUING TO PARLEY AT GENEVA   Kremlin Efforts To Wreck Pact Are Narrated

U.S. Charges Soviet Sabotage—  West Tosses A- Test Ban Issue to the U.N.

Soviet Proposal For Three- Way — Adshinistration Of Ban Denounced

Kennedy. Is Hailed Overseus   _Non-Communist World Stirred By Friday Talk

Free World Hails Inaugural Speech As Message Of Hope      Gives Special Cheers To Bid For Renewed East-West Talks   Sweeping Review Of U.S. Foreign And Defense Policies Seen

Kennedy,s Speech Hailed by Both Parties and Throughout the Wor J]

REDS EXPRESS HOPE, TOO  JFK ‘Message of Hope Hailed by Free World

Congress Gives Dean Rusk Its Unanimous Approval   Free World Hails Kennedy’s Talk;  Some Reds See Tensions Eased

med Leaders Hopetul  Inaugural Talk Hailed Throughout Free World

Free World Hails Talk OfKennedy  Communists Hope Tensions to Ease  With JFK Rule

In Non-Communist World Jack’s I naugural Speech Gives Message Of Hope

Khrushchev Expresses Hope  Kennedy’s Speech Hailed By Non-Communist World

Called Message of Hope and Challenge  \Non-Communist World Cheers (Kennedy's Inaugural Address

Non Communist Lands Hail Kennedy’s ‘Speech as Challenging Message of Hope

Seat Korean  Cabinet and  Relax Rules Curfew Made Later .  By New Regime, but  Arreacte Cantinue ac

Korean Military Rulers Feed Poor, Continue Mass Arrests   France Appears To Get Jump In Algeria Talks

South Kores Swears In New Rulers   Curfew Relaxed But Mass Arrests By Army Continue

Seoul Chiefs  Continue MassArrests   But Swear In New Cabinet, Relax Curfew

CURFEW KRELAACU  Handpicked Cabinet Sworn By Korean Military Rulers

Korean Cabinet Sworn In   Rulers Continue Mass Arrests; Poor Fed, Curfew Relaxer

Swear In All Hand-Picked Korea Rulers   Curfew Relaxed, Poor Get Food, Arrests Continue

MAY BE NEAR THE TOP  ~ $tate Solons Eye Bill For Increase In Pay  j j

Legislature May Give Itself Big Pay Raise   Propose Increase of $300 to $450, Plus More Expenses

Salary Raises For Lawmakers  Moving Closer  $10,800 a Year Basic Pay Aim Of Proposal

$450 Salary Proposed State Legislators May  Be AmongHighest Paid

Only Land Route To Berlin  Coming Off Autobahn: Most Traffic Goes Right

THE INDEX   — Red Guards Check Traveler 35 Times On Border Trip ——  Ride On Autobahn Is Hard On Passport   =-RY GENE KRAMER—

East German Autobahn into Berlin Proves lonely and Frustrating to Non-Military Driver   (By GENE KRAMER)

VITAL HIGHWAY TO PEACE IN GERMANY  Autobahn: Road To tice In Berlin

German Autobahn  Guards like stop lights on vital streich of highway   By GENE KRAMER

Lifeline Of West Berlin The Autobahn Is Key Point In East-West Berlin Crisis   RBv GENE KRAMER

Autobahn Lifeline to W. Germany One Of Heaviest Patrolled Highways in World   Ry GENE KRAMER

East German Autobahn into Berlin Proves Lonely and Frustrating to Non-Military Driver

The Aufobahn:  Lifeline To Berlin Has Figured In Every Crisis   Ey GENE KRAMER

Germany’s Vital Autobahn F ound One Of World’s Most Guarded Road:

fraveling Autobahn Frustrating. Monotonaye   Reporter Produces Passport 35 Times On Round Trip

Lifeline to Berlin .... Drive on the Autobahn s  Frustrating, Monotonous   By Gene Kramer

Aurobann berlin Lireline  Most Strictly Watched Highway in the World

Airman Put Into Orbit Returned; West _ Challenged to Try It   Soviet Astronaut  Describes Flight

Soviet Astronaut Returned   U.S. Aim to Benefit Mankind  Kennedy Concedes Red Space Lead

Airman Put Into Orbi Returned; West Challenged to Try It   Soviet Astronaut  Describes Flight   Soviet Union's Feat Could Bring Nearer Time When Satellites Drep Bombs

Ist Astronaut Wins Praise  Kremlin un Expectes to af ouphen OB ay pe gg

Feat Will Be Used For Propaganda Purposes  By Communists   EAK ALTITUDE WAS 188 MILES

‘Let Capitalist Countries Try To Catch Up’   Humanity Crosses Frontier Of Space At 5 Miles Second

Premier Hails Soviet Orbiting  Of ‘Cosmonaut’  Russian Flight Wins Praise of

Let West Try To Catch Up, Khrush Avers   Pioneer Astronaut in Cosmos Over Hour; Sends Back Messages

Toughened Attitude IsLikely —   Says Astronaut Orbits Earth, Lands Safely

Let Capitalists Try  To Catch Up, Premier Boasts—Astronaut Gave Radio Account

POLARIS DEFENSE PLEDGED   Free Europe Is Protected From Red Menace

Briefs...  From the Wire  By The Associated Press Rusk and Gromyko Tail  no.) ware 0 60h Btlewamtbe  )

No Accord Reached On Laos   Statement Hints Lack of Progress On Differences

Foreign Ministers Hold Five-Hour Conference:  Other Issues Also Aired

Laos War Is Topie For Rusk, Gromyko  Indications Are ‘No Progress?

Rusk-Gromyko Confer5 Hours On Laos Crisis   Joint Statement Indicates No Certair Progress In Narrowing Differences; A Variety Of Other Issues Discussed

Holds 5-Hour Conference  With Russian   No Immediate End Seen In Crisis As  Result Of Meeting

Gromyko Asked To Cooperate On U.N. Efforts   Two Leaders Meet For Five Hours; No Hint Of Progress

Russian, Rusk Talk 5 Hours —   2 Foreign Ministers Hope Discussion Brings “Understandina’

22 Pretty Girts Vie For Title of Maid of Cotton  1962 Queen Will be ferris penignt ws,

United States Has Offered Belgium  Evacuation Help  Would Implement UN Request To Withdraw  Military Percannoal

Don t Kill for Revenge, U.N. Asks Gizenga   Cites Reports on Vengeance Shooting OFf 15 Prisoners

Dag Also Asks Help Of Belgiur   Urges Removal Of Army Personnel, Aides From Congo

U.N. Takes Note of Reports 15 Prisoners Shot; Hammarskjold Asks Belgium to Help Get Nationals Out of Congo

New Ruler Gets Plea FromDavyal L. N. Note Asks   L. N. Note Asks Belgium Help in  Quitting Congo

U.N. Appeals To Leftist In Congo Against Any Political Revenge Killings

U.N. Sends New Appeal to Leftist Leader in Congc   Bids to’ Halt Revenge Killings; Belgian Aid Requested by Dag

Western Civilization in Trouble, Corning Foreign Policy Conference Warned

Dean Chaffin, Great Falls, Heads Governor's School Financing Committee

Kennedy Warns Latin America Of Castroism    Drives Safely Through Streets _ Of Caracas; Crowd Welcomes Him’

Kennedy Cheered  By Venezuelans   'U Thant Suill Holding Out ‘Against Katanga Cease-Fire

Security Measures Tightest Ever Taken in Venezuela  Caracas Welcomes Kennedy

Responds to Shouts of ‘Viva Kennedy’   President Warns Latin Americans to Beware of All Alien Philosophies

GREETED BY BIG CROWDS IN CARACAS   Tight Security Is Maintained Over Visitors

THOUSANDS © OF TROOPS ON GUARD   JFK And Jackie Whiz Along Route Where Nixon Was Stoned; Welcomed In Puerto Rico,

Kennedy arrives safely in Venezuelan capital  President given warm welcome despite   President given warm welcome despite earlier outbreaks against his trip

Tight Guard Greets JK  In Caracas   Copters Patrol Route To Sound Alarm If Trouble Makers Should Act

THOUSANDS OF TROOPS ON GUARD   JFK And Jackie Whiz Along Route Where Nixon Was Stoned; Welcomed In Puerto Rico,   JFK’s Schedule

UNDAUNTED BY LEFTIST THREATS Troops On Guard As Kennedy, First Lady  Begin Caracas Visit

KENNEDY IS HAPPY IN CARACAS   Voices Warning To Beware of Alien Philosophy

Warm Welcome in Venezuela —  Latin America Given Warning by Kennedy

Arrival Without Incident   P-esident And Wife Being Well Guarded

President In Caracas; All's Quiet   Venezuelans’ Welcome Warm, but Turnout Not Too Great.

Tight Security, Rain  Reduee Size of Crowd  Helmeted Soldiers. Copters Provide Precaution in 10-Mile Tour of City

Warns of Alien Philosophies Crowds In Caracas Give Kennedy Warm Welcome

THEY DOUBT ITs FAIRNESS C lergy Fans Dis pule Over Frisco Riot Filin

SEO News™™  BEHIND PAGE 1   Church Representatives Question Fairness Of Film Interpretation

Reds Orbit And Return Space Ship   Dog and Otner ‘Biological Objects Aboard Craft

Soviets Put Dog In Space   U.S. Also Fires Shot to Chart Safe Course Enr Actronauts

RACE BETWEEN U.S. AND RUSSIA SPEEDING UP  Dog Survives Flight Aboard Soviet Spaceship

Spaceship Sent Un By Soviet Union Today   Dog In Spaceship Seems To Be Normal After Landing In Pre-Determined Area

Soviets Test Spaceship Witt Dog Aboard  ” 10,352 Pound Satellite Returns After

420 Expected to Die on Nation's Highways over the Long Week-enc   Lights in Daytime Mean Drive Safely

1 Killed, 38 Hurt As Train Derails   Boss Slain By Fired Employe

Azpounces By Governor  \Drive To Curb School ‘Dropouts Is Made Known

PLAN ANNOUNCED  Campaign Is Aimed At School Dropouts   RALEIGH (?) — Gov. Sanford today announced a new campaign aimed at curbing the high rate of dropouts from North Carolina’s public schools.

Kennedy Sees Ohetacles To . Top Parley   Good-Will Gesture Matched By Ban On U2 Overflights

May Pave Way For Kennedy-Khrushchev Meeting «..-.  Release Of Fliers Eases Tension

Chance for Top Parley Gets Boost   But Many Barriers te Summit Conference Still Present.

Views Soviet Release Of American Fliers  As Paving Way For Kennedy-Khrush Meeting

Fliers’ Release Brings Meeting With K Closer   Kennedy Says Other Obstacles Also Must Be Cleared Awa

MANY OTHER OBSTACLES  atic espa eam  Release Of Fliers Increases Chance Of Summit Meeting     —~ netien aerenngndeamemaieaan aie tematic

‘Peace Offensive’ Seen in Khrushchev Gesture   Upholding Value of the Doliar—  Kennedy Charts Plans to Ease Drain on U.S. Gold Reserves

Many Other Obstacles Still Must Be Removed, but-Chances of Kennedy Meeting With Khrushchev Increased

/Release Seen As Stepping Stone To Meeting   Details of Departure Are Disclosed

Release of American Fliers Increases Chances of Kennedy-Khrushchev Meet

Other Obstacles Remain, But . . . Release of Fliers Increases. Chances of Summit Meeting

Release Of Airmen Improves Relations Between U.S., Russia   Other Obstacles Must Be Cleared Away Before Summit Conference

US-Soviet Meet Chance Is Increased  Kennedy Sees Othe Obstacles Still

Major Bills Are Killed by  Adjournment   Weekend Recess Brings End for Many Measures

Nason On Education: a EOE EOON:  Cheery School Sendoff Is Vital To Younasters

jason on LHaucation  cheery Sendoff to School Is ' Vital for Your Youngster   By L. J. NASON, Ed.D

Zero Weather May Join Ice,  Snow Here   Mercury May Dip To 5 Below In Northern Indiana; Cold Wave Grips Northeast, Reaches Florida.

US. Plans New Moves For Talks   Neutral Pressures Force Considering A Summit Meeting

Kennedy Steps Might Lead to Summit Huddle   President Plans Diplomatic Acts

U.S. Readies New Diplomatic Moves  Berlin Settlement,  Arms Talks Sought

Pressure By Neutral Meet Adds Urgeney  Series Of Steps Planned By Heads Sceking Accord

US. to Seek New Talks on Disarmament   A-War Fears Bring Demands ot Summit Meet

Study Plans For Holding Berlin Talk   Moves Scheduled Despite Soviet’s Atomic Blackmail

Threatens To Start WW II]   By FRANCIS L. MCCARTHY United rress international

Rebels Fight Red-Supplied Tanks, Planes   Khrush Promises All Necessary Aid For His Cuban Pal

Invasion Forces Link Up With Cuban Guerrillas   Rebel Planes Bomb. Havana, AF. Base: American Pilot Killed, 2 Others Shot by Firing Squads   Rebel Activities Give Castro Regime Frayed Nerves Case

Cuban Air Force Headquarters Hit In Bombing Attack   Information On Progress Of Invasion Vague As Communications With Western Newsmen Cut; Report Castro Forces Retake Village

U.S. Airman Listed Dead During Raid   €astro Says Four Planes Shot Down Over Central Area

Castro Claims U. S. Destroyers Covered Rebels   Cuban Regime Also Says Planes Shot Down Include B29, F836 Sabre jet.

Rebel Planes Swoop Down  On Havana   Casira Favees Say ELS. Pilot Is Shot Down

Cuba Says American Shot Down   Charges Pilot Proves U.S. Participating

Reports Contiict --Havana Placed Under Fire By Rebel-Flown Airplanes

invaders link up with guerrillas  Rebel air raiders hit Havana:    Rebel air raiders hit Havana:  U. §. pilot reported shot down   U. S. military advisers to be sent into Laos

Rebels Tell of Success in First Phase of Invasion; Castro Radio Say U. 5. Plane, Pilot Shot Down.

Heavy antiaircraft fire greets B26 run   Ry THE ASSOCTATED PRESS

Report 50,000 Jailed By Castro Reaime  Warn US. Effort To Hali Communism In Cuba May Precipitate World War 3

Bomber Rips At Air Force Headquaers  3 Wounded in Strafing; 2 Yanks Shot

claims Captured Rebels Implicate U.S. Castro's Radio Says Kennedy Afraid of Russ

Join With Guerrillas In Mountain Area   Castro Claims Four Raiding Planes Downed

Bad Case of Frayed Nerves.... Castro Is Using Desperate  Means to Prevent a Revolt

Insurgent Planes Reported Still Bombing Castro Bases; No Word on Ground Forces

No Americans Included Cuba Invasion Attempt Said Complete Failure   Youth ApprehendedFor Stealing Cuero Vehicle

Plane Drops Missile on  AF Office  _, >   3 Persons Wounded by Straffinge Run

Castro Terms Kennedy An ‘Imbecile’  For Failure Of Invasion Attempt

Air Foree’s Main Base, Havana Hit   Three Wounded In Strafing Run On Capital City

Air Raiders Hit Capital; 2 Americans Executed by Castro’s Firing Squads

U.S. ‘Fear’ Is Claimed; Rebels Held  B-29, Sabre jet Said Shot Down

Rebel planes strike Havana headquarters   American flier shot down over central Cuba

Havana Radio Says President Afraid of Reds   Castro Regime Claims 400 Rebels: Captured

Castro Claims U.S. Pilot In Downed Plane   Claim Boston Flier Shot Down In Raid On Central Cuba

Castro Calls President An ‘Imbecile   Says U.S. Didn't Aid Rebels Because  Of Fear Of Russia

Havana Radio Claims Soviet Rocket Support   Anti-Communist Exiles Carry On Guerrilla Warfare

American Pilot ‘Shot Down’ as Rebel Planes Strike at Havana, Air Base   Castro Regime Has Bad Case of Frayed Nerves  Desperate Measures Taken to Avert Spread in Fever of Revolt

Castro's Radio Charges U.S. Ships Covered The Invasion   By FRANCIS L. McCARTHY United Press International

Invasion Forces Link  Up With Guerrillas   Cuba Radio Claims Four Planes Downed Including One Flown by American; Linkup With Guerrillas‘in Escambray 

Rebel Forces Fight Against Greater Odds   Coast Town Retaken By Cuban Army; Cutter Listed Sunk

American Flier Is Shot Down?   Man’‘s Name Unknowr At Boston Address

Castro Ck arg ses:  Cog Ny ca tae aera shape athe  Aided Tnvaiog c.

Cuba Charges U. 5. Destroyers Aided-Landing      By FRANCIS L, MCCARTHY United Press Internation?

Government Radio Says One Of Four Raiding Planes Shot Down Was North American Aircraft Piloted by an American

Havana Hit By Air For First Time   Castro Radio Says  ‘Dramatic Proof?

Castro Charges U.S. Military Plane Downed   U.S. Commander At Guantanamo Denies His Planes Participating

First Attack on oe  Rebels Strike at Havana, Air Force Headquarters.

Charges US Destroyers Were Used   By FRANCIS L. MCCARTHY Inited Press International

Insurgents Fight Soviet Tanks, Plane:   Army Recaptures Town in Oriente; Terror Reign On

{1ARD NEWS LACKING  Castro’s Red Tanks, Jets Attacking Rebel Invaders

Cuban Invasion Forces Link Up With Guerrillas In Mountains   2 American Citizens Among 9 Executed By Castro Squads

Cuba Radio Says Captives Will Not Get Mercy   Broadcast From Havana Warns U. S. Marines Not To Attempt Invasion

Castro Forces Report Yankee Pilot Killed   Rebels Repulse Russian Made Tanks. Artillery

Radio Reports Prominent Exiles Are Under Arrest; Attack On U.S. Renewed

U.S. NON-COMMITTAL ON MASSIVE NAVY MOVEMENTS  Radio Hints New Invasion Force Is Near Cuba

Cuba Invasion \ e Total Failure’   None Involved Could Have Fled Into Mountains. Torra Declares

Reports On Invasion Progress Skimpy  Havana Struck By. Air; U.S. Blunt To Soviets

Rebels Bomb Havana, Cuban Air Force Headquarters As Invaders Seek To Free Land

Rebel Invaders Battle Against Castro’s Soviet-Supplied Jets, Tanks in Central Cuba —

Radio Reports Strafing Run, Bomb Dropped  News Is Skimpy On eat _ By  AVSCIAnN PAP AC

Rebel Planes Hit At Havana; Four Said Shot Down    Trouble Is Brewing At Castro Naval Base

Air Raiders Strafe City, Wound 3   Bomb Dropped On Air Headquarters At Camp Libertad

Receives Kennedy Reply   One Viclory for Rebels ~ Reaime's Frayed Nerves

Exiles. Claim Invasion Forces. Have United With Guerrillas  In. The Escambray Mountains

Interrogated: Prisoners  ‘Say Escape Impossible   By FRANCIS L. MCCARTHY United Press International

Cuba Radio Says U. S. Destroyers Covered Invaders; Unparalleled Invective Hurled at the UV. §S.

Cuba Charges US. Destroyers Aided Rebels   Claims Capture of Arms Made in North America

Defenders Use Soviet  Jets, Tanks  Definite News On How Battle Going Is Thin

News Vague on Invasion Progress aisiihissasitihieidl diieatiecssissmacisasnanaialliadtce  Rebel Air Raiders  Strike at Havana

Widespread Executions Reported  Son Of Anti-Castre Leader Terms .  leumesan A Battare

Headquarters Of Air Force Said Bombed   3 Persons Wounded In Strafing Runs On Island Capital

Russian-Made Tank Action Reported In Sketchy Accounts Of War Gains

‘Bombed Cuban Troops, Civilians’-—  U.S. Pilot Shot Down By Cubans

Inside Today   Report U.S. Pilot Killed; Air Raiders Strike Havana

Invasion Force Completes First Phase of Drive   Join Together With Guerrillas From Mountains

Invasion Forces Claimed Joined By Guerrillas In Mountains In Drive To Topple Fidel Castro

Captured Rebels Will Receive No Mercy From Castre   By FRANCIS L. McCARTHY  TI'nitad Pracc Intarnatinanal

Castro Using Soviet Tanks And Planes  Fear Growing Rebel Forces Hit Too Soon

Cuba Says  American Shot Down   Heavy Fighting; No Confirmed Reports Available

Invasion Said Total Failure   No Mercy for Captured Cuban Rebels

Castro Regime Nerves Frayed   Dictator Resorts to Terrorism to Keep Revolt in Bounds

Rebel Air Raiders Strike Capital For First Time   All Hands Stay Off President Promises Ne Intervention In, Cuba   Newsmen Troubled Editors Say Kennedy Not Keeping Promise

Cuba Promises No Mercy for Captured Rebels   Havana Says U.S. Marines Would Meet Same Fate If They Try Invasion.

Cubans Charge U.S. Destroyers Aided Invaders   Claims Several American Made Planes Downed

Chou En-lai Backs Cuba's ‘Just Struggle’   Castro Forces Claim Recapture of Town, But Admit Ship Sunk

Planes Attack Havana, Cuban Air Force Base   Castro Radio Says American Piloted Downed Aircraft

Cuban AF Headquarters Ils Bombed By Invaders   Naval Base Calm, But Watchful

Boast 400 Caplives Cuba Propaganda Blasts JFK As ‘Imbecile’ Afraid Of Russia

Castro Regime Parades Prisoners For TV Cameras  Captured Son Of Leader Of Cuban Exiles Claims Invasion Total Failure   By FRANCIS L. MCCARTHY T'inltad Peeca Inteenatiane!

CUBA RADIO  SAYS PLANES SHOT DOWN   Report Papers  On Pilot’s Body  Are American

(Guerrillas Join Invaders in Drive to Oust Castro Men From Central Cuban Mountains

Say Invasion Forces Join With Guerrillas  we cranes Hit  ee ere Pe Pa ee

Soviet-Supplied Tank: and Jet Planes Bat tling Invaders   AID IS OFFERED BY KHRUSHCHEY

Hl AD NO TRUCK FOR RECKLESSNESS  ‘ Driving Tester’s Nerves Fail Him

TONIGHT, PERHAPS  A ie ene em a  Hope Senate Will Okeh Farm Bill

U. N. Being Dealt Painful Blows By France, Russia   Hammarskjold Usetulness Is Damaged: Red China to Be Debated This Year.

Has ‘Proof? U.S. Backed  Intervention   Gen, Taylor Named ; As ‘Nonconventional’ Warfare Study Head:

US. Following Perilous Path, Moscow Warns   More Rebel:Landinga Imminent, Insurgent Radio Declares

RED ACCUSES AMERICA OF CUBA ‘CRIME’   Khrushchev Tells Kennedy He Is On Dangerous Path: President Consults Ike, Security Council.

AMERICA OF CUBA “CRIME”   = wwe —  Khrushchev Tells Kennedy He Is On Dangerous Path; President Consults Ike, Security Council,

Twister Rips Dallas County Area, 4 Hurt   Funnel Clouds Skip About During Wide Storm Alert

New Feature At Shopping  Center Here   Side-Walk Days All Set To Gpen This Morning

; Hammarskjold Opens Talks in Tunisia ‘In an Attempt to Solidify Cease-Fire

Hammarskjold Arrives for Tunisian Talks as Cease-Fire Becomes Shaky

Arabs Call Up Troops For Bizerle   Dag in Tunisia; Shaky Cease-Fire Near Collapse

Arab Allies Mobilize To Aid Tunisia   _UN Chief Arrives In Bid For Peace

Sales Tax Bill Handec To Senate  ~~   Another One Due to Reach House Floor

Scowling Hoffa Defends Aid Pacts With Unions Labelied Red-Dominated

Sparks Fly As Solons Quiz Hoffa   Jimmy Defends Pacts McClellan: ‘ Won't Take This Abuse.’   “Can Have It.”’

HOFFA FEUDS WITH SOLONS ABOUT PACTS   Teamster Backs Ties With Unions Linked To Reds

MCLELLAN, UNION BOSS SWAP WORDS   Teamster Chief Is Truculent At Hearing

Hoffa, Solon: Clash Over ‘Red Ties   Teamster Chief Defends Bridges, Mine Union Pacts

New By-Pass  Construction Is Protested   Hopwood Group Prepares Case For Hearing

SENATE AWAITS GE. PRESIDENT   Cordiner Now Has Stockholder Support

ORDINER’S HAND STRENGTHENED  Shareholders Give GE Chief Confidence Vote

Dalton‘s 2-Year Budget ARecord $1,255 Million  Governor Says Only Modest Tax Increase Pas? igs tr gt CSE ay Se alien ieee

Mode rst Tax Increase Called For  State Legislature Receives  Budget for $1.255 Million

Russia Urges Conference on Laos Problem   Soviets, Ex-Laotian Premier Say ‘Real Conditions Exist for Settlement.

Republicans Charge Trip ‘Politica!’   Goldberg Plans New Journeys; WVa,. Included

JACK T0 SEND GOLDBERG OUT ON TOUR AGAI?   Will Carry “Help is Com. ing’ Message in “Town Meetings.”

IT SAYS HERE . Women should do housework ~ just like a modern dance

TONIGHT   Doctor Prescribes—  Do. Housework Just Like a Modern Dance

She Isn't Nuts  v “vs “s   ‘Little Wo > Just F ; man Just Following Orders   Like Digging Ditches

On Inside Paaes   President's Doctor Gives Housework a New Frontier

U.N. jets strike Ktangan lisabethville ammo dumps   Congo situation challenge to U.N. as well as allies

U Thant Seeks More Approval For Conao Plan   Allies Fear Clash Over Katanga Issue

U.S., Allies May Face Congo Split   Differences In Approach Seen On Katanga Issue

U.S. And Allies Drifting Apart (Over U.N. Operations In Congo   Serious Disagreement Seen . Unless Conflict Is Ended Soon

U.S: and Allies Differences on Congo Grow ©  British Favor Negotiations, aaainst Force

Allies at Odds On Congo Issue   Serious Disagreement Is Seen as Possible

Dyer Girl Killed As She Walks   Cedar Lake Driver Faces Drink Count

U Thant Is Giving Careful Consideration ‘To Pleas For Cease-Fire In Congo Area

Will Stop If Katanga  Gives In Must Agree  To Congo Policy, U Thant Says

Big Power Talks Necessary First Step, Dag Says   But Declares U.N. ‘An Interested Party’ In Berlin Problem

UN. Intérested Party In Berlin Issue, Dag States  Has Right To Make Voice Heard If Issue  aatane aara

UN Right In Berlin Asserted   An Interested Party If Peace Is Threatened

U.N. Concern About Berlin Seen by Dag   Right Asserted To Raise Voice If Peace Threatened

“Interested Party” ‘  LIN Stens Possible {f Berlin Crisis Mushrooms

Hammarskjold Says U.N. Has Berlin Role   Prior Rights Of Big Powers Acknowledged

Claims U.N. Interested In Berlin   Has Right To Make Voice Heard

Dag Says UN Has Eyes On Berlin Crisis  Points Out Right Of Its Voice If   y URAUGIRERE 3) Geese aeue) 6 =. ENROL Pear iy

UN Interested  In Berlin Case   Has Right to Make Voice Heard If Peace Is Threatened, Says Daa

UN Has Right fo Speak on Berlin-Dag  Bat Any Real  mht mun Ahecmk fmm,   But Any Real Action Must Come from Bia Powers

One of 13 Categories  Administration Selected For Legislative Study   In Reorganization Gov. Nutter Says He Will Assist

Wile OF tO VQltegorics     Administration Selected For Legislative Study   In Reorganization Gov. Nutter Says He Will Assist

3. Days Of Talks Open In Capital   Kennedy Opens With . Pessimistic Review of  Cold War Truce Chane

3-Day Meeting Aimed To Aid U.S. Relations   Ikeda, President Plan To Discuss Chinese Policies, U. 8S. Aid To Underdeveloped

Premier Ikeda Confers With Kennedy  Opens Three-Day Series Of Talks In

Ready fo Negotiate, Nikita Says   German Question Permits No Delay, Tells Interviewer

J. S. military transport may have exploded in cir   Navy pilot saw explosion in area

U.S., 171 Cifie Prepare to Sue Electric Firms  Damage Actions Eynertad tn Bin   Damage Actions Expected to Run Into Many Millions

Adoula Blames Capitalists   Slim Is New UJ. N. President   Capsule Hanas On

Potosi Case Worst Three Missouri, Illinois  Cities Hard Hit by Flu

Flu Spreading In Missouri And Illinois  Alaskan Village Also Hard Hit By Flu  Epidemic: Vaccine Supply Limited

Top Cour’s Reversal Of 16 *Sit-lw’ Cases Ist of Legal Problems  Lack of ‘Disturbance’ Evidence Cited in Baton Rouge Case Rule

‘Supreme Court Reverses 16 “Cited”  Convictions: 7 More Cuses on [ Docker

Seven More Cases Already On Docket  High Court ‘Sit-ln’ Reversal Starts Problems

Johnson Starts Mission Today In S. Viet Nam   Assurance on Laos By Vice President In Trouble Check

LBJ Arrives To Look At Red Aqaression   Vice President Assures SEATO Allies Of Support

JOHNSON ARRIVES IN S. VIET NAN   Saigon Welcomes Touring Vice President Who Carries Offer Of $40 Million Arms Aid.

Johnson assures Diem the U.S. will aid its.allies ©   Is expected to offer more aid for.army

LBJ Making Close Check In Viet Nam   Vice President Says U.S. Will Back Its Allies

VP Assures S. Viet Nam of Support   Johnson Arrives to Study Latest Red Aggression

Johnson Arrives In Saigon With U.S. Assurances   Vice President Makes Study of Aggression

Johnson Reaches Saigon   Carries Assurances U.S. Will Support Allies Against Growing Red Menace

Johnson Carries U.S. Pledge of Support to Asia   Arrives in Viet Nam With Assurances of Help for Allies

Johnson Arrives In South Viet Nam To Offer U.S. Support   Veep Reports U.S. Will Give Allies $40 Million In Aid

HIKE IN ARMS ASSISTANCE SLATED   Would Add $40 Million Tc Increase Fighting Force   VICE PRESIDENT   In Southeast Asian Nation For On-Spot Study Of Red Aggression

Vice President Lands in Saigor   Says U.S. Will Stand by Allies In Viet Nam Area

Will Offer Millions In Arms Aid   Vice President In South Viet Nom Today

SUPPORT PROMISED  erent nee cimantctents vie Sheet ve een eee mmc mm  Johnson Arrives To Assure Asians

On-the-spot study of Laos by Johnson   Vice President arrives in tiny kingdom today

South Viet Nam Gets Assurance Of U.S. Support   Vice President Johnson Arrives For Survey Of Communist Threat

‘Any CONRAD HOME   Fast-Spreading Flu Strikes St. Louis   Quarter of St. Louis School Children Out.

Mobutu Says Dag Plan Would ‘Lead To War’   Effort To Place Army Outside Polities Searad

Offers Bill  On Old Age Assistance:  $10 a Month Hike  Plan Introduced In State Senate

Bill to Increase  Aged Aid Shelved  30-Minute House Argument; Estimate of Cost Disputed

Top Senators to Attend Testimonial Fete in Phoenix  Set Nov. 17 for Sen. Hayden

Weekend Deaths Heavy In State  At Least 22 Killed With Fifteen Road Fatalities Revealed

Compromise Aid Bill Sent To President   Language Of Bill Moral ‘Commitment   Langtiage Of Bill Moral Commitment To Provide.Necessary Appropriations

FOREIGN AlD BILL PASSED   Welcomed By Kenneds As A “Very Valuable Tool”

2.400 KILLED YEARLY Texas Too Easy On Bad  Drivers, Says Garrison

Pollution Plan Aimed At Cities   Diplomacy Need Told By Sanford In His Backing

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   French Officials Feel’ Army Is Loval

Algerian Revolt Try Is Doubted   French Army Now Loyal To De Gaulle Camp

Seek To Fill 2 More Vacancies  School Board Hires Two Industrial Arts Teachers

Plane Crashes Following Takeoff, 102 Escape Alive   Railroad Strike Ties Up  ‘Commuter Trains in East   Blizzard Strikes Eastern U.S.

BLIZZARDS PARALYZE EAST U. S.   Storm Coincides’ With Inauguration, Snow in Capital

Red Attacks inten sified  U. S. Increases Airlift of Arms and Supplies toLaos

U.S. steps up arms supplies to Laotians   Pro-Communist rebels launch new attacks

SUPPLIES 10 LAOS GOV'T   ‘Steps Up Airlift From  Philippines As Reds  Open Fresh Attacks To _ Beat Cease-Fire.

Cease-Fire By May {2 Now Doubtful   Rebels Advancing On Eve Of Truce Commission Meetina

FRESH ATTACK IS LAUNCHED BY REBELS   Government Calls Situation Grave On All Fronts  DON NOMMIINICT   Offensive Staged Despite Agreement To Negotiate For Cease-Fire

U. S. Increases Laotian Goods; Reds Attacking   Truce Plans Fail To Slow Activity

U. S. steps up aid to loyal Laotians ©  a   Reds said launching new attacks despite cease-fire negotiations

U.S. Boosts Arms Lift To Laotians  Reds Launch New Attacks Despite Accord

U.S. Airlifting More Supplies, Arms To Laos      Red Rebels Launch New Attacks Despite Cease-Fire Aareement

U.S. Boosts Armslift To  Laos Troops   New Attacks By Pro-Reds Started With Truce Near

U.S. Steps up Laos Gov't Aid Rebels Attack  - American Transport Arrive with Supplies from Philiopines

Despite Truce Plans, Laotian  Reds Drive On   VIET INGLIS DR ATHEE

Wee WOVE VU £ aE &  WEATHER   Operation Hot Shot Increases U.S. Help

U.S. Speeds Laos Supplies Airlift as Red-Led Rebels Open New Drive

Situation Deseribed  As ‘Grave’   6 American C130 Transports Speed In More Supplies

Airhit AUrAlt Aceelcrated  U.S. Increases Aid To Laos As Reds Threaten

No Quick Cease- Fire Envisioned  U.S. Steps Up Airlift  To Laotian Forces

‘Report iNew Laos  ‘Attacks   U.S. Increases Arms, Supplies; Situation ‘Grave On All Fronts’

U. S. Stepping Up Airlift In Laos   New Rebel Attacks Reported  Decnite Panding Ceaca-Fira

fOr  U. S. Airlift Of Munition  Is Increased  Pro-Communists Continue Attacks Against Loyalists

U.S. Pushes Airlift of Supplies To Pro-Western Laotian Troops   Report Pro-Red Rebels Launch Fresh Attacks

U.S. Boosts Arms Aid To Laos   Pro-Commie Rebels Launch Attacks Despite Agreement

U. S. Airlift Increased Communists Launch Neu  Attacks In Laos Fight

U.S. Boosts Airlifts To Laos Troops   Rebels Reportedly Launch Fresh Attacks Desnite Peace Move -

U.S. Steps Up Airlift of Aid For Laos Today   Move Is Taken As Rebels Launch New Attacks Everywhere

U.S. Steps Up Supplies Lift . To Laos Forces   Pro-Communists Start New Attacks Despite Cease-Fire Plans

U.S. Steps Up  Arms to Laos   Pro-Communist Rebels Reportedly Launching Fresh Attacks in Area

With Pro-Reds Still Attacking  U. §. Steps Us Airiiit To Aid Laotian Tresps

Military Airlift to Laos Stepped Up As Communists Launch New Attacks

 Airlift Arins And Supplies     US Steps Up Laos Military Assistance

KENNEDY NOMINEE DISPUTED   Liberals Open Fire on Newly Named Banker

Allies Stage Surprise  Berlin Alert   BERLIN (UPI) — West Berlin’s police force today joined the Western Allied garrison for the first time in a surprise alert to test defense plans.

30,000 Have Sought Refuge Police of West Berlin  Join Defense Testing

Surprise Alert Called In West Berlin Amid Reports East Germans Training

Alabamans fight floods   ice” apr eum eS a we oe  Worst in years sweep central southern state

Rains Stop but Streams Rising Through Sector   In North, Storm Staggers Indiana

Rain Stopped Over Alabama; None In Sight  Dams In Central Areas Full And

Dixie Awaits Worst Flood in 40 Years   Full Week of Rainfall  Sends Rivers Rampaging

Rising Rivers Menace Central Alabama Areas   Thousands of Acres Flooded; Rainfall Tops Seven Inches

Rivers Stull Rise After. Week Of Rain   No More Rain Seen: No Immediate Relief For Stricken Areas

Floods Roll Into Alabama  May Be Worst in 40 Years: Rivers Continue to Rise’

They Call It SITTING!  If you think ‘sitting’ with a S-year-old boy is easy, bee Page 1-£.

After ‘Heavy Rains Expect Severe Floods .  As Alabama Rivers Rise

Inside...    Chart 1962 Election Plans Ike GOP Congress Leaders  Give Speech Cautious Prais«

Actions Taken, Proposals Made By President   Many Measures Will Be Presented in The Next 14 Days

‘NEW FRONTIER’ PROGRAM JEK Makes Pro posals, Tells Congress Of His Actions In Four Fields

Kennedy’s  Blueprint Of Recovery   President Tells Main Objectives

Recommendations and Actions Taken by Kennedy in New State of Union Message

Kennedy Hits Wastefulness Seeks Cooperation In Space   TEAARBERATIIO EC   IN DOMESTIC, INTERNATIONAL FIELDS  Recommendations, Actions Listed

State of Union Messaqe Given   ON MAJOR ISSUES Kennedy Lists Plans. Actions

State of Union AtaGlance   Administration Plans Full Program   NATIONAL SECURITY

President Makes Recommendations   Tells of Actions Taken in Domestic, International Areas

To Propose New Actions In 2 Weeks   Measures Include Both International. Domestic Fields

Plans’ Economic Message Within Next 14 Days..  Many Recommendations  - Offered by President

Duty-Free Goods Would Drop to $100   Kennedy Lists Scores Of Other Proposals To Halt Flow of Gold

Kennedy Asks for Bold Actior To Cut Overseas Spending Lure Foreien Funds to U.S.   Seek to Stop Drain on Gold

Asks Cut In Duty Limit   Would End ‘Tax Havens,  Halt Drain on Reserves

SS eS ee eG gee I ee ES RS ER ee ne a a ne a ee Ss ees Sees, oo a aeeeeeS Et ant te ae Na eS ee a ci ey, ap Sa, ase... ie ee te,  Lawmakers Like Plan To Close Gold Gap

k Kennedy  Otters 20-Point Program To Keep Nation's Dollar On ‘Good As Gold’ Basis

Lawyer Protests MRA Action  Charge Negro Tavern Owner Got ‘Shabby. Treatment’

Asks Congress To Reduce US. Buying Abroad   Chief Executive Also Unveils Bold Drive to Lure Foreign Funds Here.

Would Halt US. Industry  “Tax Havens’  Tourists Lose On Tax-Free Goods

Flow Of Gold Reserve Will Be Checked:   500 Dollar Duty Frea Exemptions Reduced To 100

Requests Cut In Duty-Free Goods To $100   Asks Congress To Take Action On ‘Tax Havens’

Kennedy Asks Overseas Spending Cuts  President Moves   President Moves To Keep Dollar ‘Good As Gold‘

JFK Unveils Program To Cut Spending Abroad, Lure Foreign Funds   Would Prevent U.S. Firms From Using Tax Havens Overseas

(Congressmen Favor Pian /Tourist Limit, Bank Bait ‘Sought to Halt Gold Flow

Kennedy Outlines Plans to Halt Drop in Gold Reserves   Proposes Drive to. Attract Foreign Funds And Slash in Tourists’ Duty-Free Goods

Financing Of Highway Safety To Be Shifted To Highway Department New Bill To Give Local Governments Bigger Share Of State Revenue

Re-Enforcements Rushed In ... Congolese, Nigerian Troops Involved in Bie Gun Battle

S. America Split On Aid Plans   First Week Of Conference Ends Without Success

First Week of Talks Ended ; Latin Leaders Still Seek Route to Sure Progress

UPRISINGS POSSIBLE ANYWHERE   Adds Emphasis To Kennedy’s Aid Prosram

Delegates At Conference Still Groping   Specter Of Revolt Haunts Leaders;  Tima fcrawe Shar?

U. S. Plotted Simulated Attack, Castro Charges   Narcotics Finance Castro Arms, Bolivians Report   Latin-American Delegates Grope For Road To Peace

Leaders Are Still Groping   Attempt To Remove Obstacles Raised By Suspicions

Stull Gropes For Secure  Peace Road   Staggering Task Of Applying JFK’s Program Reniains

Employers Set Noon Deadline—Chairman Of Kennedy's Board Expresses Optimism

‘Reprisals’ Hinted By  Five Lines   Major Issue Is Rehiring of 130 Fired Engineers

EX-GOVERNOR SETS PRESS PARLEY L.A. Man Denies Emissary Role  Cited by Knight

To Integrate Armies Teenie  Three Princes Agree On Coalition In Laos

Warring Princes Reach Agreement   Three Leaders of Laos Agree to Form New National Union

3 Princes Agree On  Laos Union   New Government To Be Named By King, 3 Armies  TT.) Be Intecrated

Where To Find It   THREE PRINCES AGREE  Laotian King To Name National Government

Rivals Agree To Form Laos Union Regime  Princes Decide   Princes Decide To Make Single  Farce af 2% Armies

Laos Princes Agree To Form Triple Regime   They'll Ask King For Government of ‘National Union’

Princes Agree To Let King Pick Cabinet   Country's Divided Armies To Merge; Neutrality Pledged

Princes Agree to Form Laos Unior  Plan Integration Of Three Armies

Laotian Princes Agree to Form A Covernment of National Union   To Be Named By Nation's King

3 Princes Of Laos’ Feuding Factions Acree To Form Unified Government

Warring Laotians Agree to National Union Government   King Will Name Group To Form New Ruling Body In Laos.

Three Princes Of Laos Agree On Single Unit   Three Armies May Become One Force

3 Princes Will Back New Union   King, Normally Not in Politics, Joins Factions

Laotian Princes Agree fo Rule o National Union   Reach Accord on Nev Government, to Be Named by the King

Princes in Accord On Nafional Union  Lootians to Combine Three Army Units

Princes Agree To Let King Pick Cabinet  amtryu’c Divided   Country's Divided Armies To Merge; Neutrality Pledged

Crisis Talks Slated   Gromyko-JK Meeting Probable At Session In Nation’s Capital

Adenauer’s Future Now Uneertain  Choriction Tiamanrntc   Christian Democrats Lose Majority

Adenauer Majority Whittled   West German Vote Dims Political Star

Missile-Alarm Satellite Fails  Midas II Fizzles, Faile to Toke OFF

Missile-Alarm Satellite Fails  Projectile Stays on Launching Pac

Satellite Missile  Fizzles   Orbit Would Have Taken It Over Russia

{Mighty ‘Bird’ Apparently Undamaged on Pad  First Attempt to Launch U.S. Missile-Alarm Satellite Fails

Rocket Firing  Fizzles   Missile Attempting To Launch Midas In Orbit Over Russia Fails To Leave Pad

Missile-Alarm  Rocket Fails  In Launching Midas Aimed For   Midas Aimed For Over-Soviet Orbit; Bird Undamaged

US. FAILS TO ORBIT “EYE” OVER RUSSIA   Midas Satellite Carrying Infra-Red Missile Detector Fizzles On The  - Launching Pad.

Catiforn  Engine Bails        In Launching Of Midas III   “Missile-Alarm” Satellite Rocket Misfires on Pad

‘Alarm § oesn” t Doesn't Leave P Pad  Alarm Satellite is Fon   Another Nose Cone Plucked From Sky

Katanga Will Honor Part of Pact, Join in Writing New Constitution

East Germany Rattles Sabre In Berlin Crisis   To View Transfer Of West Police as ‘Aaaression’

ay Mean Loss of Assistance Mother of 10 Children to  Accept Swimming Pool

Middle of August Held Most Critical Period for Frarce  De Gaulle's Regime. Life in Danger   Pool or No Pool? . . That is the Question

Mother of 10 was ‘Queen for a Day' —  Welfare Department Unhappy About Gift Pool

7th Fleet, Bases In W. Pacific Set For Action on Laos   Prepared for Quick Move In Crisis if Necessary

West Pacific Fleet Alerted   Held Ready to Take Hand in Laos Mess lk Nacreacenry

HOME EDITION  {Six Editions Daily)   U.S. Fleet and Bases Alert in Laes Crisis

Seventh Fleet standing by in Laos crisis   American bases in West Pacific are on alert

Sea, Army, Air Units Are Ready  Carriers, 30 DDs  Now in China Sea

Tih Fleet, Troops  Alerted in Pacific  They're Set to Deal With Laos Situation

Laos:  Seventh Fleet Stands Ready In the Pacific  Air, Marine and Army Forces Are Prepared to Move

GROUND, AIR UNITS ALSO PREPARED   American Bases In Western Pacific Alerted   Ready To Move From Oki~ nawa, Japan, Formosa : And Philippines

U.S. Forces in Pacific Alerted   Navy, Army, Air Force and Marines Set to Move trom Bases If Necessary.

Pacifie Fleet Stands Ready  In Laos Crisis   REQUIREMENTS   (CLOSEST UNIT

~th Fleet Prepared For Laos   Other Naval  Units, Marines And Army Forces Ready To Move If Needed

Fleet, Bases Set in Pacific  Stand Ready to Deal With Any yvantina Mees  tT J mA cy Seer Coed

U.S. 7th fleet, bases ready for Laos crisis   Adm. Harry Felt says’... weare prepared

Stevenson Would Welcome Improved ‘Relations With Communist China

Adlai Sees Jack Happy To Meet K   Denies Summit Push; Hopes for Normal Links with All.

Adlai Thinks Kennedy Would Be Happy To Meet Khrushchey At United Nations

Adlai Think: Boss Would Meet Mr. K  New U.N. Envoy Seeks Normalcy  With Red China

Adlai Says JFK Glad To Meet K   Stevenson’s Opinion, Replies White House

Labor’s High Command Expected to Throw Support Behind 5-Point Kennedy Program

Lagging rarm rrogram Gnaws At ANPFUSRCNEY--—  Major Purge May Be Brewing In Russia

Deaths Rise After Storm Pounds East   New York State, , Other Areas Hit By Frigid Blasts

Northeastern States Paralyzed By Storm   City Area Roads Clear Following Warm Day

Snow Buries  Northeast US  Cities Paralyzed, Roads   Cities Paralyzed, Roads  Blocked, Business Halts

Fresh Snow Paralyzes N. Y.. Bringing Death and Halting Cars; Wind Deepens Drifts

3 Bodies Uncovered In Beloium   Slow-Motion Study: Tragedy And Comedy  Eastern U.S Buried Under Snow

Eastern U.S. Hit By Snow   Cities Paralyzed, Highways Closed By Monster Storm

Rain, Snow Threaten All of Texas  Storm Hits Ponhandle   Paralyzing Snow Storm Buries ‘Northeastern U.S.

Snow buries northeastern  United States   Immobilizes cities, virtually halts industry

Snowstorm Blankets Northeast   Death Toll Climbs As Storm Moves In From Midwest

30 Missionaries Are Released by Rebel Congolese   Believed to Be Americans, Many Say They Are Ready to Go Back to Missions.

Await Evacuation To Leopoldville  U.N. Command Announces Missionaries Now Safe

Missionaries Are Released  By Congolese   Kivu Minister Intervenes And 30 Are Freed

Missionaries  Are Released   Thirty Held in Congo Now SafeUnder Protection of U.N. Troops

Congo Troops Release 30 Missionaries   Whites Are Now Under Protection OF U.N. Commanc

Congo Soldiers In Kivu Release 30 Missionaries Before Rescuers Arrive

Congolese Release  30 Missionaries  U.N, Malayan Unit Offering Protection

30 Released In Custody Of U.N. Unit   Kivu Official Dissuaded Military Captors

Mission Workers Freed   Kivu Minister  Aids Release Of  30 Missionaries, Make Wavy To Base

30 Missionaries Freed InCongo   Gain Protection Of U.N. Soldiers

23 In Band Americans; Safe Again  U.N. Reports Group Freed By  eiFamre Ff emame

Missionaries Are Rescued From Congo   23 Anieriecans Among Group Led To Safety

Freedom Granted To Missionaries   Minister of Justice’s Action Brings Release

People-to-People Is Discussed   International Friendship Enterprise  Lawrence LIFE’ Is Founded

People-to-People Is Discussed      Lawrence LIFE’ Is Foundec   Richland to Pick  Wakarusa Queen

Liz Continues Fight for Life: Doctors Meef  Friend Claims  There Is Hope  She Will Live

Find Beauty. Shows Slight Improvement   Calls for Mother but fs Unable to Recognize Her

Hold Urgent Conference Regarding Her   Make No Statement on Leaving Room

Elizabeth Taylor’s Doctors Called Into Urgent Bedside Conference

Hope Still Held For Liz Taylor   Urgent Conference By Seven Doctors

Liz ‘Still Critical,’ But Holding Her Own   ‘Has Pneumonia in Both Lunas.Doctors Confer

Turn For Worse Indicated Elizabeth Taylor’s Doctors Call Urgent Bedside Talks

 ‘Stull Hope for Liz: Friend  Parents Appear Grave In Visit to Hospital

Actress taylor Battles for Life  Physicians Silent On Her Condition

Doctors Say  There's Hope for Liz Taylor  Hollywood Actress   Still Gravely Ill  with Pneumonia

Liz’ Improving But Situation Still Grave  Famed Movie Queen Geis Transfusion For Anamin

Actress gravely ilf Doctors call urgent session amid sians Liz is slipping

Fisher Keeps Vigil As ‘Liz’ Listed Better   Actress Breathing Qnietly After She  Gets Transfusions  (Photofax on Page 2)

Friend Says ‘There’s Still Hope’ Seven Doctors Fight To Save Liz Taylor

IN BEDSIDE CONFERENCE   Beautiful American Film Star Fights For Life, Asks For Mother Friend Hasn't Given Up.

Condition Fluctuates Sharply  Film Star's Doctors Call Urgent Conference

‘Still Hope’ For Liz, Is Issued  Actress Took A   Actress Took A Turn For Worse,  Pneumonia Spreads

Star's Conditior Feared Worse   Physicians Hold Urgent Conference

Hope Is Held for Elizabeth Taylor   Actress Cails for Mother, But Fails To Recognize Her

Elizabeth Taylor Fights For Life Today: Doctors Hold Urgent Meet

Actress’ Condition Takes Turn For Worse But ‘Still Hope’ Held Out For Gravely HE ‘Liz’

Doctors Hold Urcent Talks In Liz Room   ‘There's Still Hope,’ Friend Says as Star Fights to Live .

ra Congress  A 5c Stamp, Foreign Aid, School Bills Wait Decision

Legislature Beats Congress  Votes 13-Week Pay  Extension For Exhausted Jobless

This is Friday the 13th and New Drivers’ Point System Starts Today

New Drivers’ Law fo Be Effective Friday   Point System, to Be Estab lished in Missouri, Will Test Fitness of Drivers.

UN Envoys Go to Condc   Peaceful Reconciliation Goal, U Thant Declares

UN. Sends Peace Emissaries  Briton Advised Reconciliation Being Sought   RELATED STORY ON PAGE 10-A

U thant Sends Two Emissaries   Object Is To Seek Reconcilation In Secession Tangle

Area Roads Are on Project Schedule   Daviess, Caldwell, Linn and Carroll Counties Listed for Imnrovemeni«.

NEWS INDEX   LEGISLATIVE VOTE 144-0 Bill Regulating Small Loan Industry Passed by House

Direct Hit Scored  Car Is Water- Bombed . By Navy Blimp in Calif.

Plane Hits Community Hall, 2 Aboard Killed   On The Inside   Blimp’s Ballast Blooper

Fallout ‘Alarm’  Excessive Health Official   Health Official Says Amount From Soviet Tests Is ‘Infinitesimal

Phone Hearing On jaaneearheneeanenaas nea  SP Urged  Of Directory

Routine For Opening Day —  enti pee tate sent pment  GOPs Control Key  Legislature Posts

G, 0. P, Ruled  Legislature  Starts Work  Ty...) WY... 1 1 4   Paul Wunsch and William Mitchell Given Key Roles

 ‘Wunsch Has Top Spot In Senate Again—  Kansas State Legislature Opens 196! Session Today

Officer Defends Fort Condition  Soldier’s Death — Sparks Criticism

2,000 Europeans March Into Center of Oran, Attack Moslems to Avenge 2 Deaths

United Nations Goes Into General Assembly Leaderless And Confused

Impact Of Hammerskjold’s Death — UN Is Ship In Perilous Seas Without Captain

Ship Without a Captain United Nations Facing Grim, Uneertain Future

French Press Rebel Hunt In 2 Lands  117 Arrested In Paris; Arms Saized in Aloere

Weather:  Tornadoes Seen  In East Kansas Heavy Rain and Hail  Dk meee tie “Teasers

LONGSHOREMEN TO DEMONSTRATE   Giant Rally to Close Port of N.Y. for Day

West Virginia Cage Ace Hero  Woman Rescued From River By Lee Patrone

US. Troops Travel Over E. Germany  Riflemen Meet   Riflemen Meet No Opposition From Commies

Battle-Ready Outfit  Ree. Phew weet, TITS   Battle-Ready Outfit Rolls Through 110 Miles Of Red Area

Distressed Areas Plan Disclosed  Kennedy Vows Supco   Kennedy Vows Suppor To Program Worked Out by Sen. Douglas And Research Group

RUSSIA MAY HALT CUTBACK OF ARMED FORCES  Khru Casts New Chill on East-West Relations

U.S.-Soviet Relations  Strained   Soviet Union May Halt Red Army Cutback of 1.2 Million Troops

Tough Talk Makes Cold War Hotter   Russia Has Or Will Halt Planned Red Army Cutback

Capitol Sit-in For Civil Rights InSecond Day  Demonstrators Stay Overnight; Report  Protas, fm te tA IT

Sen. Bridges Shocked  U.S. To Aid Fund For Castro Cuba   Index   «/ Youths Go Into [raining  Vanguard Of Peace Corps Picked From Among 3,500 Applications

Welsh Granted Anproving Neds By Both Parties   Agree With Major Portions Of Program To Assembly

Steps to Modernize Government Listed In Governor's Speech To Assembly Session

Teen-Ager Just Can’t Understand How Woman Failed To Notice Freight Train

U.S. TO ISSUE WHITE PAPER ON N. VIET NAM  eer4 eer rae ce ow eae

Counter-Recession Device Kerner Calls For Increase In Weekly Jobless Benefits

Doubt Royal Army Can Hold Out Longer Laos Cease-Fire Called for Noon   Kennedy Cites Red  Challenge to Press

KHRUSHCHEV: BIG BOMBS IN ARSENAL   Ready to Hang Over Heads of  Western Powers

Swords Hanging Over Our Heads tec eeninssiies x, Mas bdinsinR savant aol  Khrush Boasts Of Big Bombs As Deterrents

Union Congress Applauds Speech  Savs Bia Bombs Are   Says Big Bombs Are ‘Sword Of Damocles’

At Red Labor Congress “Niki Calls 50M-Plus Bombs West’s ‘Sword of Damocles'’

LIKE SWORD OF DAMOCLES  Khrushchev Threatens West With Big Bombs

Says Arsenal Is Deterrent Against War   Soviet Rockets Can Hit Any Target On Earth, He Claims

Khrushchev Boasting Of Huge Bombs   Like Sword Cf Damaocles Over West

Keep West in Line —  Khrushchev Uses Giant Bombs as Threat to U.S.

Nikita Warns Enemies of Red Nuclear Power  Soviet Leader Draws Allusion from Old Hictory of Greece

—LIKE THE SWORD OF DAMOCLES*— How K Looks Upon  Russia’s B ig Bombs.

Excited Nikita Talks of Bombs  Hang Over West Lik: Sword Savs Premier

Big Bombs a Threat To Western Powers   But Khrushchev Says They Won't Be Used Unless “Enemy” Unleashes War.

Nikita Tells Party Huge Bombs Hang Over Western Powers Like ‘Sword of Damocles’

soviet 50- and 10Q-Megaton Bombs  ‘Sword Hanging Over Heac Ot West. Khruschev Says

“Ke? Hangs Bomb Over  West Head   30. 100-Megaton Weapons Ready If War Unleashed

Like Sword Of Damocles  K hrushchey Says Super Bombs Hanging Over Heads Of West

Russian Bombs Hang Over Heads Of Westerners   Nikita: ‘They'll Hang Over Them Like The Sword Of Damocles’

Khrushchev in New Megaton Bomb Threat   Vast Explosives to Hang Over Heads of Western Powers

CPDL LOAD LA LLL ALLL DRA LEAL OOD  California Pair To Quit Grinning  And Bearing It

Portuguese Vote Stirs No Rioting   Only Question Is How Many Ballot After Boycott Cal

Portuguese Show Faith In Salazar      Swarm To Polls Despite Opposition Calls For Boycott -

NW. lowa Notes.  ROCK VALLEY STUDENT  AT MORNINGSIDE — _  CONDUCTING EXPERIMENT  - IN GROWING TISSUE Has Kept Particle  “Of Rabbit's Lung’ — Alive for Three Days  é

a re et cn ten ar  Par-Mart Grand Opening Will Be Held at 401 S. Main Fri.. Sat.

Bomb Tests, Begun Friday, Continue   U.S. Announces Fallout Detected In Alaska Area

Explosion At Different Test Site  AEC Reports Size as Low To Intermediat

U Thant Orders Necessary Steps To Restore Order   Swedish Troops, Jet Planes Sent To Elisabethville

Jets ordered into capital by U Thant   Elisabethville scene of bitter mortar exchange

Tshombe’s Cabinet Flees  U.N. And Katanganese Troops Pitch Battle

Elisabethville Natives Panic   Tshombe Force's Battle Secret Bared

40 Are Killed In New Fighting   Many People Fleeing From Elisabethville

United Nations-Katangese Troops Battle After Secret Plan Learned

Tshombe Troops Battling U.N.; Many Flee City   Foreign Minister Says U.N. Started Fighting

Battle Erupts Between U.N. Katangans   Heavy Mortar Fire Wracks Congo City; Natives Panic, Flee

Many Klee City; Hiring  Is Repor ted   Fighting Follows Discovery Of Sneak Attack Plan

Firing Causes Exodus From Elisabethville      Many Flee City In Panic: U.N. Claims Sneak Attack Planned

Full Power for U.N. Leaders in Congo Granted   U Thant Acts to Restore Order

UN and Katanga forces battling in Elisabethville   Attack planned

Fighting Between UN And Katangese Troops Erupts In Elisabethville

Province’s Capital Fled By African   Battle Follows  Disclosure of Plans For Sneak Attack

Swedish Troops. Bolster U.N. in Katanga Fighting  Secretary - General U Thant. Gives U.N. Authorities Full Power to Act

Heavy Fighting Breaks Out In Capital City   Katanga Forces Launch Drive On Airport

New Battle Is Raging In Katanga   Elisabethville Ts Scene Of Fighting

\Between Congolese and U.N.  roops  Hostilities Flare in Katanga

Heavy Firing Reported   Africans Flee Capital In Panic; Clash Starts After Battle Plan Learned

Bullets Fly In Katanga   Fierce Fighting Breaks Out In Elisabethville

Widespread Fightine Erupts i in Katanga As Citizens Flee in Panic: a

Charge Made World Body Started Fight   Elisabethville Is Fled By Many People As City In Panie

Africans Flee Amia Fighting   U Thant Gives U. N. Authorities Full Powar To Act

Congo UN Chief Given Full Power  2yeu ze em eae ppm, Geena   Told to Restore Order With Own Decisions

Elisabethville Fighting Rage:   U.N. and Katanga Forces Battle And Many Africans Flee in Panic

Killer Hunt Shifts fo Mountains   High Region Scanned As Posse Discovers Trail of New Tracks

Deaths Bring Fear Congo Is Heading for Civil War   Russian Envoy Blames UN, Belgium in Lumumba Death

Ex-Premier, Aides Slain _ By Africans   Scene Of Killing Not Revealed By Katanea Officials

Lumumba, Two Aides Reported Dead;  Fear Approaching All-Out Civil War

Fears Congo Approaching All-Out War   Katanga Officials Refuse To Disclose Facts On Slayings

_ LL,  Kennedy Shocked;Upheava Lumumba Is Dead _ Threatens Conao: U.N. Tense

Death Leads To Fear Of All-Out War   U. N. Must Make New Approach To Africa Problem

AU-Out   Givi War eee     Katanga Government Reports Ex-Premier Lumumba Killed

KatangaGovt. Withholds Name © Of Burial Place — .  To Stop Pilgrimages

Report Trio Were Slain By Natives   Top Katanga Official Announces Deaths; Fear All-Out Civil War

Burial Place and Killers Kept Secret   Assassins to Get Reward; Victims'  Bodies Identified

Natives Kill Lx-Premier, Two Others   Congo Believed Approaching All-Out Conflict Over ProRed's Death.   Rodies Buried

Lumumba Slain By Congo Natives   Pro-Red’s Death Stirs New Congo War Talk

Fear of Civil War Growing  Kennedy ‘Shocked’: Russians i.   Kennedy ‘Shocked’; Russians Charge Assassination at U.N.

Even Russians Aid Weathermen With Their Work  Daily Charts Made Estimating Path Of Bombs’ Fallout

Senate Debate Seen On Bill To Up Number Of Superior Court Judges

Rocket Orbits 2 Satellites  3 Astronauts Bianw. Ts ent Gunna   o Astronauts For First Space Flight Chosen

THAT ANTI-FILIBUSTER SNARL   sz FF FF — ee ee we we a ee aa ae ee ae oe a en Oe Ss eS  Which would require only a three-fifths majority to limit debate, instead of the present two-thirds. Unlimited debate enables a eneaker or spenkers to continue on and on.

American Questioned by Trujillo Police As Suspected Gun Supplier

French Soldiers Being Returned From Algeria Before Berlin Erupts

Discuss Benefits of Feed Grain Plan   Kennedy Plan  Would Raise Props  Remove Some Lanc By OVID A. MARTIN

Freedom Riders Aim at Mississippi  Will Heed U. S. Court Ban in Alabama

West Will Seek Laos Peace Plan   Britain to Take Lead on Moves For Russ Accord

Western Powers Have Laos Plan   international Action —  Would Halt Civil War

To Approach Soviets — West Agrees On Formula To Curb Laos Civil War

Russia to Get Allies Formula  _—_  se   ‘White Paper’ Tells American Position

 Britain Takes Lead West to Propose New Plan For Laos, SE Asia Peace

Ruston State Bank Adds New Board Members   Barnes, Marbury Elected By Stockholders

GROMYKO, HOME TO MEET West Begins Strategy Review On Berlin Issue

Comedienne Won Fame in Films, TV   Actress Stricken Suddenly in Palm Springs

Death Takes Joan Davis   Film, TV Comedienne Dies of Heart Attack at Palm Springs

HOLLYWOOD SHOCKED AGAIN Comedienne Joan Davis  Dies Of Heart Attack

Joan Davis Dies In California   Neted ¢ 2m oe oy  oted Comedienna Succumbs After Heart Attack

Heart Attack Claims Life of Joan Davis   Cracked-Voiced Comedy Star Die: at Desert Resort

Actress J. Davis, 48, Dead   Wisecracking Star Felled By Heart Attack

Attack Fatal  To Joan Davis   Comedienne Stricken In Palm Sorinas

Jobless Benefits Fight Shaping Up   How to Pay Is Question      Electrical Firm Officials Told They 'Bilked' the U.S,  -7 Top Executives Receive Jail Terms

‘Several of Kennedy's Anti-Recession Plans Certain to Meet Stiff Opposition

Minuteman Missle Soars Into Space In First Successful Trial Launching

Pushbutton War Capability Minuteman Is F Sed On 4000-Mile Course

Control Of Air Traffic, Key Bases Asked   Rejection Of Terms For Troops’ Return To Port Expected

Air Traffic Control, Key Bases Asked   U.N. Rejection Is Deemed Certain; Garrison Beefed Up

U. N. Command Likely To Reject Congo Control Of Air Traffic,  Strategic Bases

World Group’s Troops, Supply Movements Must  Be Free, Spokesman Says

Strategic Bases Aso Pat Of Price Exacted   Principle Of No * National Control ~ Violated. Says U.N.

Congo Terms  For Port Face UN Rejection   Demand Control of Air Tralfie Bases; UN Bolsters Garriso

UN Thought Certain To Reject Terms   Reinforcements Arrive Meanwhile In Leopoldville

Petitions  Opposing Golden  Circulated By   Circulated By Lincoln Barbers

Ed Sullivan Defends T-V  Over Critics   Rating Systems Called Accurate As Barometer

UF Goal $101,518  Raised to Date  $58,860   Preston Boy Drowns in  Freak Affair

Gas Dealer Asks Help On Prices   FIC Requested To Investigate Plan To Control Price

Something In Common  Donors. Come From Alar To Help Burned Girl, 3.

On The Inside   Fellow Burn-Sufferers  Strangers Aid Burned Girl

Something in Common  Strangers Answer Burned  Girl's Need for Blood

yROCERY CLERK *‘REPAYS DEBT’  Burned Girl’s Plight Looses Blood Flood

Short Hemlines, Extreme Decolletes  House Of Dior Unveils Shapely, Sexy Fashions

Redistricting Issue Is Tackled: Wage Bill Approved On 2nd Reading

Rusk Reports Progress . . .  November Talks Possible If Reds Soften Position More

JFK to get report on talks today   U_.S.-Soviet talks  show some progress

GAUMYKRO 10 MEGl Wilh KROENNGDY  Critical Period Reached In Determining Basis for Talks

President txpected To Join Talks   J.F.K. To Be Given Detailed Review When He Returns

‘Progress ‘Limited But Encouraging’  Talks On Berlin Crisis Nearing Critical Period

Cuban Ties Severed ~ By Panama   13th American Nation Cuts Formal Relations

Bowles Voices Firm Formosa. Defense Stand   No Recognition of Red China Ahead

Nomination of Bowles gets tentative comm. approval   Bowls pledges defense of Formosa

University Head fo Be Army Boss   Kennedy, Johnson Discuss Soviet, Mystery Missile

No Unilateral Significance,  US. Declares  Caution Exercise In Case UN Wants Them, White Says

Insurance Men Reportedly Use Bodyauards   Union Leaders Say Companies Hedging In Hurricane Cases

BEFORE GAGARIN’S ORBIT  Three Russians Killed Or Crippled In Space Flights

‘Weather Bureau To Study Possibility \Of Using Bombs To Smash Hurricanes

Blasts to curb big hurricane   Study possibility of using bombs aqainst storms

Two Views Differ on Sehool Aid  Kxpansion Syvstem Progress Not Sure

Dominican Backs U.S. on Warships  Denies Charges ‘by Cuba of Violation of Waters

Sanchez In Death Toll Rebuke Of On Holiday cuban Stand ' Hits 206

Lying Side By Side Two Cave Explorers Found Drowned In Deadend Passage

Drowned In Flash Flood Sunday  2 Young Cave Explorers  Found Dead In Cavern

Pair in Cave Found Dead After 3 Days   Indiana U. Students Dead Hours Before Located By Rescuers

After Extensive Search Student Cave Ex plorers Found Dead In Passage

Spelunkers found dead   Two drown in rain-flooded passage of cave

Bodies of Two Cave Explorers Found   Indiana U. Students Are Found Drowned.

Two Student Explorers  Found Dead  nee    Bodies Discovered By Rescuers In Cave Side Passage

Two Said Drowned During First Heavy Rain  BODIES OF TWO YOUNG CAVE EXPLORERS FOUND

West ‘Will Not Let Us Down,’ Mayor Brandt Reassures W. Berlin Residents

Elk Steaks Too Good For Lion Den   Animal Lover Still Hoping to Save Chicago Zoo Herd

93 Dead as Riot Roll Over Algeria   316 Wounded in Most Violent Day of Seven-Year Revolt

Teaching Standards Stiffened   Master’s Degree To Be Required For Certification

OVERHAUL OF CERTIFICATION OF TEACHERS   Will Be Required To Ultimately Earn Mas- ter’s Degree   MANY CHANGES ARE MADE IN PROGRAM

Mews Staph  Expressed Editorially  By WALTER MENDENHAIL   NLY 14 CENTS OUT  me cineca

Tews Tews Steph  . He iy : By WALTER MENDENHALL   NLY 14 CENTS OUT OF 410.00

Expect JFK To Explain U.S. Plans   President Is Awaiting Reply to ‘Final Plea’ Sent to Khrushchev

Say Little About Their Presence There— Astronauts Arrive [In L.A.

International Autobahn To Be Proposed for Berlin   West Germans Change Policy on Berlin Issue

Goulart Due  To Be Sworn In Tuesday  Brazil Political  " Crisis Said - Ending

Prime Minister to Wield Real: Power Brazil Factions Agree On Goulart As New President

Shoppers. Merchants Unrestrained  George’s Birthday Business boon   The tackling, as stores opened

ASK $58 MILLION SLICE FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS  Bills Propose Major Cut In Highway Construction Funds

Flares Reported In Pre-Dawn Hours Orange Flashes Spur Search For Missing Jet And Crewmen

In In North Atlantic Dark Atlantic Darkness  Flashes Of Light In ee  Renew Hope For 8 Fliers

Lights Seen in Atlantic  Hope Renewed That Crew Of B52 Bomber Is Alive

Sp Specialists Sound Warning Nation Facing Heavy Losses from Disease

Report to Kennedy says Alternative is More Death   Attack Stepup Asked on Heart Disease, Cancer   Research Fight Said Just Begun

Heart Disease Getting Worse  U.S. Told To Boost Cancer Fight Or Face Heavy Toll

Step Up Attack On Cancer And Heart Disease Recommended By Specialists

SPECIALISTS ASK PRESIDENT TO PUSH WAR TO WIPE OUT HEART DISEASE, CANCER

Study Group Reports To Kennedy Tobacco Smoke Is Hazard U.S. Specialists Call For Stepped Up Attack On Cancer, Heart Diseas

Top Specialists Tell President  Nation Must Step Up Attack On Cancer And Heart Disease Or Face Death Toll Increase

Weather   FF FF Sue ees = es 9 RAL REAM APE LOONE MSIE AIAN  Freezing Temperatures Forecast Tonight

In Landing Practice 0 a a eens  2 Navy Planes Collide ‘Above Base; 6 Men Die

BOMBERS COLLIDE; 6 MEN KILLED   Wreckage Falls Near Florida School; House Set Afire, No One Injured On Ground.

CONGRESS SLOWDOWN?  Senator Chahine Doubts Held On JFK Leadership

Williams’ Trip Proposal Given Cool Reception   South Africa Not Subtle in Peply

U. S. Rebuffed by So. Africa  Latter Opposes Visit by Williams, Asst. State Secretary

JFK Orders Economy in  U.S. Offices   Economy Move Aimed At Balancing U.S. Budaet Next Year

Tshombe Given Warning by U. N. Officials   Told To Halt His Troop Operations in Katanga

ad Hard-Hitting Speech h   British Foreign Secretary Lays Blame For Congo Trouble on Reds

Lord Home Warns False Berlin Step Could Plunge Continent Into-War

Two Missing Tn Florida Bridge Crash  Truc re Plunge “— hl!  RD Sw:

$38.2 Million Plan for State Construction    Gov. Swainson Asks Action on Projects

State Group Reports Reds: inColleges  Run" Report, Contair Blanket Charges

LONG WEEKEND AHEAD    Kennedy Settles Dow: ~ For Rest, Recreation

'President Visits Boyhood Retreat ‘At Hyannis Port Through July 4th

Report Says Attack Led By Ramirez   Insurgents Are Said To Be Unit Claimed ‘Smashed’ By Fidel

Smile Tempers Tone Pakistani President Speaks From Shoulder To Assembly

MUSK TeHS UrOMYKO...  Red Meddling In Laos  Doesnt Ease Tensions

AUS PCH ULUINYAU « oe  Red Meddling In Laos  Doesn't Ease Tensions

Meet In Effort To End Sovief Arms Airlifts   U.S. Ready To Increase Aid To Counter Buildurs

Rusk, Gromyko To Discuss Red Actions n Laos   Secretary Invites Russian Foreign Minister to Luncheon Meeting.   To Cover All Problems

Thompson ‘Feels Safer’ with Cops _  Killer Charged. Kept from Mob

On ha Sustela   Manger Aneaa  Home Front Unprepared  If World War Ill Starts

fe White House  8 Big Firms Pledge End  fe Racial Discrimination

Planes Meet Head-On During Bear Hunt   Mid-Air Collision Occurs On Kenai As Two Small Planes Come Around Mountain From Opposite Directions

Pacifists Shouts Lost In Applause   Demonstrator Seeks to Hurl Self Under Car

London Gives JFK, Jackie Fine Welcome  Demonstrator Tries To Hurl: Himself Liwdae Deacl.d on hin f"

Alabama Sets Plan To Keep  Segregation   Scientific Study Aimed At Proving Negroes Inferior

U.S. Stand On Berlin Unchanged   Rusk Pledges Commitment To Encireled City

Won't Say U.S. Stand  Permanent  Says Red China Seat Would Mak — Reetinee TPenalile

Rusk Renews U.S. Pledge (Qn W. Berlin   Raises Possibility, However, Of Policy Changes In Future

United States Will Not Yield Or Surrender Its Position, Newsmen Told

Rusk Pledges Anew to Keep Berlin Stand   Indicates Review of German Policies Is Under Wav by U.S.

Refuses to Declare Stand Will Remain ‘Forever’ Without  Some Modification

Rusk Renew: Pledge On Hee Berlin  See vatary To Take   Secretary To Take Trip To Ankara As Necessary Chore 

U.S.Won't Yield Berlin Position, Rusk Declares   Hints Of German Policy Review

Dean Rusk Affirms Position   Another Trip For Secretary Is Announced

DISORDERS DISCOUNTED _ JEKK Staying With Plan  To Visit In Venezuela

Paris Talks First Act   Berlin Issue Sparring Likely To Be Extensive

Will Not Talk With Rus. sia Under Duress,  He Declares   BERLIN’S FREEDOM MUST BE ASSURED

Powers To Seek Berlin  Crisis Answer Talks Will Be Held Only Without Any Russian Pressure

West to Preserve Liberty, Freedom In Berlin Discussions, Says Rusk

Nehru And JFK End Meeting Still At Odds   Nuclear Testing, Other Cold War Problems Studied

No Agreement:  Kennedy And Nehru Still At Odds Over Nuclear Test:

Kennedy, Nehru Wind Up Talks   Differences Still Exist on Nuclear Tests, Viet Nam

PROTEST MARCHERS ERUPT Algerian Moslems Battle Police In Paris Streets

How Would You Like To Feed This Tribe’?   12,000 Moslems Riot Through Paris Streets

were FT ST Ue sew ewe ewe ee COREE 6 CEE EF UES UE UY Cows oO  Western Powers Approach Talks On Berlin Crisis In Confusion And Dissension

Kennedy Administration More Flexible Than Predecessors  Western Powers Approach Talks On Berlin Crisis In Confusion And Dissension

"IWGP CUP YER BADE SD  Freed Airmen Welcomed By Wives And Kennedy

On The Inside   Administration Asked To Reeonsider  Sehool Bill Cuts Under Fire

Cries Raised On School Bil   Pressure Mounts to Abandon Or Soften Government’s Payments

‘Morse Asks Kennedy Not to Reduce Cash 'To Schools in Federal Installation Areas

Burbank Captures Sweepstakes  Clear, Crisp Weather Fer 72nd Annual Tournament Of Roses

Santa Maria Occupied " Marines:  5 Brazilians Control   Brazilions Control: Pirated Ship To End —Threat-of Scuttling

Passengers & Crew Leave  Hi-jacked Ship New Administraton In  Brazil To Follow International law

Brazilians In Control  Of Liner  Moving to Check Any Scuttle Plans

Defeat Is Conceded By Galvao   Legal Action by Ship Firm Faces Him in Brazilian Court.

Vessel Expected to be Given Back to Portugal; Rebels May Accept Offer of Asylum

CREW’S DEFIANCE THWARTED PIRATES  Brazil Marines Hold Rebel Ship In Dock

BOARD LINER TO PREVENT SCUTTLING   Brazilian Gov’t. May Return Craft To Portugal  MOST MUTINEERS   Join Passengers In Evac wation;: Revolt Leader  Refuses To Surrender

Armed Brazilian Marines Control Santa Maria Now   Ordered to Prevent Scuttling of Ship

Liner’s Rebels Disarmed; Chieftain Accepts Defeat   McNamara Asks Service Family ‘Members Overseas Save $80 Each

Regular Officer Of Santa Maria Tried Sabotage   Members of Band Trained in Soviet?

Brazilian Marines Prevent Rebel Chief From Scuttling SantaMaria, HijackedLiner   By MORRIS ROSENBERG

PASSENGERS, MOST CREW ‘LEAVE SHIP   Captain Charges Some Invaders Soviet-Trained

Rebel Bargains With Officials  Control Of Ship Held  By Brazilian Marines

Galvao Left Stranded Brazilian Marines Hold  The:Santa Maria Teday

Will Turn It Back to Its Owners, Belief   Prevent Galvao From Carrying Out Vow to Sink Liner

Brazilian Marines Take Control Of Liner, Rebel Captain Left Stranded

Act To Avert Scuttling In Brazil Port    Government Seen Returning Luxury Liner To Owners

Guards Are Placed On  Santa Maria   Marines Prevent Rebel Captain From Sinking Shin

May Turn Liner Over To Portuguese Owners ~  Brazil Controls Shir

Rebels Concede Defeat; Accept Asylum In Brazil   Captain to File Charges Against Rebel Leaders

Hijack Chieffain Faces Defeat in Fantastic Saga   Captain Says Some Of Rebel Band Were ‘Trained in Russia’

Communist Plot Charged as Ship Waits   Brazilian Marines. Board Santa Maria to Stoo Scuttlina

Marines From Brazil Seize Santa Maria   Authorities Apparently Will Not Permit Big Liner To Sail From Recife With Rebel Crew.

Crew Of Liner Comes Ashore; Disarm Rebels    Captain Of Ship Says Some Of  Galvao’s Band Trained In Russia

Brazil Marines Occupy Santa Maria To Prevent Rebel Sabotage Of Liner

100 Troops Take Over Huge Liner   Galvao Admits Defeat; Aides Thinning Out

Brazil Marines Board, Control  Pirated Vessel  Galvao Obliged To Yield, Take  Be eee FAS VIEILITTT LtJrire©r

Galvao faced with defeat in ‘revolution   Passengers and crew ashore, reb band disarmed

Fugitive Liner Held By Brazilian Marines   Ship Owners To File Charges

Accepts Asylum From Brazilian Government  timate Buin ae.   Brazil Controls Ship; Owners to Sue Galvao

Pirate Ship Is Seized By Brazil —   Expected To Return Vessel To Owners

Brazil Seizes Liner   Portuquese Rebels Lose Command; Reds Blamed in Plot

To Prevent Scuttling  Brazilian Marines In Control Of Captive Passenger Liner

Marines Control Portuguese Ship To Prevent Rebel From Scuttling It As He Threatened — Apparently Brazil Will Return Vessel To Its Owners —Rebels Will Have To Accent Political Asvium

BRAZIL HOLDS SANTA MARIA   Marines Keep Rebel Skipper From Scuttling Luxury Liner

Brazilian Marines  Guard Ship  Prevent Skipper  From His Plans "so Ghiatata tna

Government Would Stop Scuttling   Indications Are Portuguese Own. ers To Get Liner

Armed Brazilian Marines in Control of Near-Deserted Liner Santa Maric   The Piracy Story   How The Passengers Fared

Rebel Chieftain Tries To Bargain Brazil Marines Guarding Ship To Avert Scuttling

Rebel Chieftain Accepts Defeat   Pirates’ Trained in Russia, Ship's Regular Skipper Says

WHITE HOUSE IS ANNOYED OVER DECORATOR’S CRITICISM OF OLD WALLPAPER BOUGHT FOR $12,500

United Nations Warns Congo Factions Against Reprisals for Recent Slayings

FOUND GUILTY IN KIDNAP MASSACRE OF FAMILY : a acclimate tno Mladen he tbat  All-Male Jury Spares Life of Jazz Chalacaiah

Rees Guilty In Massacre of 4, But Life Sparec   Jury Deliberates 5°*/2 Hours Before Reach: ing Verdict; Life Term Expected.

Convict But Spare Life Of Mass Murderer Of Virginia Family Of Four

WEATHER CLOUDS Garland Optimist Boxers NEW SPACE SHOT Awarded Jackets By Club

Cape Canaveral Officials Keep Eye On Weather; Shot Periled   ODDS FAVOR CRISSOM

Figurehead Role Vetoed For Goulart  Brazil’s Military Chiefs Firm In Ban on Leftist

PRAYER FOR...  e IODAY @   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

U.S. Battle Unit Heads For Berlin   Kennedy's Order: Will Pass Through  East Germany

JFK Speeding Infantry Battle Group to Berlin   Force of 1,500 Will Be Crossing Red Held Zone

LBJ Carrying U.S. Pledge To Germans   Vice President On Sudden Trip To Capital: New Moves Hinted

Kennedy Orders Battle Group Of 1,500 To Cross Red Germany Into West Berlin

1.500-Man Unit Heads For Berlin   U.S. Truck Convoy Traveling Through E. German Section

Battle Group Off For Berlin   1,500-Man Unit Dispatched From W. German Base  On Kennedv’s Order:

Men Due In W. Berlin   Vice-President Hopes To Visit Eastern Sector

U.S. Forces Increased By President   Vice President Also Sent To Divided City

Dramatic Ride To Cut Through East Germany   Meanwhile Vice-President Lyndon Johnson Flies to Berlin to Assure Worried Germans.

EAST GERMAN SPEAKS   To Beef Up Garrison  U.S. Battle Force  Heads For Berlin

THROUGH EASTERN SECTOR  JFK Orders 1,500 to Cross Into West Berlin

Battle Group To Reinforce  US. Garrison  Vice President   Vice President Sent To Assure U.S. Stand Fast

U.S. Soldiers  Heading for West Berlin      - Orders U.S. Gar rison Bolstered

‘American Army Battle Unit Moves Out For West Berlin   Truck Convoy Taking 1500-Man Group To Strenathen Defenses   U. S. Steps Up All-Out Push For ManIn Orbit This Year

U. §. Garrison Re-inforced In West Berlin   1,500-Man Battle Group Moves In Fully Equiped

U.S. troops move through Red zone   Armed battle group to reintorce Allied garrison of West Berlin

JFK Orders 1,500 Men  Into Berlin to Boost Force:   Moscow Rejects Western Protests

U. S. Battle Group on Move Toward Berlin   Detachment of 8th Infantry Division to Join Garrison

U.S. Battle Group Sent To W. Berlin   Kennedy Issues Order After Conferring With Rusk

U.S. Troops Go To West Berlin   BUFFALO COULD ROAM IN FLINT HILLS  Kansas May Get a National Park

1,500 Men: Leave Base at Mannheim   “Convoy to Cross - Into Communist Térritory Sunday

Battle Group To Reach City By Tomorrow  Johnson on Way To Reassure West Germans

Battle Group Ordered by JFK On Its Way to West? Berlin.   Allied Garrison Is Reinforced — To Reassure Worried W. Berlin

JFK ORDERS MORE TROOPS INTO BERLIN   Ist Battle Group Starts On Truck Convoy Through Soviet Territory.

More Troops Are Ordered Into Berlin   U.S. Battle Granp Of 1,500 Men Heads Through FE, Germany

/Convoys Through East Germany 1,500-Man Battle Group Heads Towards West Berlin

Veep Started On Fast Trip By President   Battle Group Is Due In Germany Sunday; Johnson Carries Note

U.S. Troops To Reinforce  Berlin Group   West Zone Garrison To Get 1,500 Added To 11.000 On Duty

Troops Are ‘Headed For  Crisis Area   Will Travel Through Red-Held E. Germany

Castro Future in Kremlin Hands   By ROBERT BERRELLEZ  {Acenciated Prae« Writer)

Letter to Jap Leader Reveals It   Tass Reports Premier Prepared To Find “A Way Out.”

Jet Skids Into Bay; 71 Safe  re 4   Rescuer Killed by Heart Attack

Late Bulletin   JOHN. BADGEROW, LE MARS, ‘WINS: PONY MONDAY AT  LE MARS PRODUCE & FEED — SPONSORED BY NUTRENA

Bond Vote Set For November 7  Campaign Aimed At Gaining Voters OK Kicked Off Thursday

ENVCOUGIL FYICEE > Eich warts  Doctor Interested Others in Inventor

GOULART MAKES CHOICE Conservative In Line  For Brazil’s Top Post

Prime Minister, Power Wielder /Tancredo Neves In Line ‘For Brazil’s Top Post

Goulart Taps Neves for Power Post   Conservative Named Prime Minister; Jango. Takes Oath

Brazilian Friend Of U.S. Chosen Prime Minister  “ancarvrtiua ia lima   Conservative in Line For Powerful Post; May Shift Policies

Neves May Get Brazil Post   Prime Minister Will Wield Power In Government

Party Supports Neves for Post In Latin Nation   Brazilian Holds Rightist Views

M. MeCloskey Renominated As Controller   Farrell Wins 4-Ways Dem Nomination for Jurv Commissioner

A ‘Regular Diet’ C ontractor Tells Of Dating  ‘Lillian Reis Twice-A Week

Legislator Asks U.S. Tax Repeal  Legalized Bingo   Legalized Bingo Alen An Avan  rv etaw Wt Asends

Plane Smashes Into Store: Pilot Dies, 30 Injured   Fire Follows Crash Of Navy Trainer

GIANT STORE STRUCK  Pilot Killed, 30 Shoppers Injured In Jet Plane Crash

Jet Crashes {nto Store; .  Pilot Killéd   Navy Fighter Tninres 20.

C Songress:  Foreign Aid Bill Likely to Be Amended  Democrats Admit Changes May Be  Made in Program

Morton Supports Foreign Aid Bill Says Program Same  As One Suggested By Dwight Eisenhower

“Demos Concede Changes Likely In Aid Program   y Morton of GOP * Shediene Support

Amerteas’ DefenseUnit Vote Is 12-1  Can’t Take Part   Can’t Take Part Until It Breaks © Link With USSR

Cuba Voted Ou Of Defense Board Council:   Action In Effect While Cuba Is In Communist Camp:

Congress Favors Expulsion  Hemisphere Defense Unit Bars Cuba at Secret Talks

Hemispheric Defense Data Denied Cuba   Board Bars Fidel Delegation From Secret Sessions

Cuba Voted Out Of Secret Body  Military Group Is One Of Top Defense

CUBA BANNED AT SESSIONS   Cannot Participate In Secret Meetings Of Defense Board

Adjustment to Life Here Comes Quickly  KOREAN TOTS WIN HEARTS IN EDGERTON

Tension Less but Guards — Patrol Montgomery; U.S. Gearing for Prosecutions

Freedom Riders to Continue Guardsmen Keep Uneasy Peace In Montgomery

Peace May Be Short Lived   Freedom Riders Decide Their Ride Must Centinue

Cancer Takes Jungle Doctor Dooley   Weather A Threat  To Inauguration

wive Wl wt a ed  Dr. Tom Dooley’s battle ~ for the human race ends

Dr. Thomas Dooley, World-Famous Junale Doctor of Laos, Dies at 34

Laos Hero Dies At 34 — Crippling Cancer alias Dedicated Dr. Tom Dooley

Had Fighting Heart, No Money  ‘Dr. Dooley Battles To Death for Mankind

ON THE INSIDE   Surrenders Voluntarily  Lawyer Charged In Twin Slaying

Famed Jungle‘Doctor Dies et  Cancer Takes Life Of Thomas Dooley,

Chest Cancer Claims Life Of Famous Laos Jungle Medico  Dr. Thomas Dooley Dies

Young Doctor Dooley Dies of Cancer  ‘In His Sleep One Day After Birthday

LAOTIAN JUNGLE DOCTOR  Dr. Dooley Dies; Dedicated Life To Welfare Of Distant Peoples

Death Comes In Sleep  Cancer Stills Fighting Heart Of Dr. Dooley

Laos Jun gle Doctor Thomas Doole: Dies of Cancer Day after Birthday

Great American  Dr. Thomas Dooley Dies At 34: Operated Laos Jungle Hospital

HE HELPED OTHERS Lion Hearted Dr. Tom Dooley Dies Of Cancer In New York

WEATHER   Dr. Dooley Dies at 34 of Cancer  Young Physician Battled Disease in Laos Jungle

FOUGHT DISEASE IN LAOS JUNGLE  Dr. Thomas Dooley Loses F ight With Cancer

: a  : Ld * Famed ‘Jungle Doctor’ Dies:  Was Cofounder Of MEDICO

Lion-Hearted Disease Fighter of the Jungles—  Young Dr. Tom Dooley Succumbs to Cancer

Dr. Tom Dooley Is Dead; Courageous Medic Had Cancer  Founded MEDICO To Build Hospitals In Primitive Countries

Courageous Dr. Dooley Dies at 34   Kept Up Jungle Fight On Disease Despite Cancer Ravages.

Brave Doctor Dies of Cancer Wednesday   Built, Ran Hospital for Natives of Laos

Tom Dooley Dies Day After Sth Birthday   Lion-Hearted Hero Of Laotian Junge Victim Of Crippler

Jungle Doctor. Tom Dooley s Cancer Victim  Founder of Medico, He Spent Life Serving Victims Of Disease

Day After 34th Birthday  Famous Jungle Doctor Succumbs To Cancer

One Day A fter His Birthday ....     Courageous Tom Dooley Dies of Cancet

Dr. Dooley, Laos Hero,  Dies At 34:   Young Physician Suecumhs; Vietin Of Cancer

Thomas Dooley Doctor of Laos, Dies of Cancer  “ Dedicated to Aiding Undernrivileaed   Dedicated to Aiding Underprivileged after War Duty

Underwent surgery in 1902 —  ‘The Good American’. Doctor In Laos Dies Of Cancer Wed.

Cancer Is Fatal To Man Who Fought li, Dr. Tom Dooley   Noted Doctor Had Dedicatec His Life to Aiding Victims Of Disease in Laos.

Cancer takes life of young Tom Dooley   Jungle doctor succumbs one day after 34th birthday

Famed Jungle Physician Founded ‘Medico’  Cancer Kills Dr. Dooley

‘Dr. Tom Dooley, Laos Jungle Doctor.  Dies Of Cancer. Day After His Birthday

Dr. Thomas Dooley, Who Fought Laos lJunale Disease, Dies From Cancer

Famous Dr. Dooley Dies at 34   Cancer Claims Pioneering Physician’s Life

Dr. Thomas Dooley Dies Of Crippling Cancer; Erected Hospitals In Jungle Areas

famed American Medico Taken By Death  Cancer Ends Short Career Of Lion-Hearted ‘Dr. Tom’

Light Voting Predicted For Ohio Election   Brown Estimates 2.6 Million May Turn Out Tuesday

Stranded visitors to Old Sod get a $6,000 word of cheer   Will pay fees   88 awaiting ride home from Britain

Tourists May Quit Eire Today  Funds Arrive for Bille an Airliner

Bowling Green Demonstrations End  Students Boycotting Classes at University

Bowling Green ls Boycofted   Students Protest ‘Strict’ Regulations

Students Begin Class Boycott   Protest Rigid Rules at Bowling Green University

Students Try Bovcott In BG Rules Protest   Campus Resembles Pienie As 300 Skip Final Exams

Students At Ohio College Boycott  Classes, Demand Rules Be Relaxed

Fears U.S. Will React Militarily   Willing To Let Planes Return To Normal Routes

Give Work To Patients at Glenwood  Habilitation Plan a Success; to Try it at Woodward

 Glenwood Experiment Patients Working as Employes—Cut Staff   Habilitates the Patients, Gives Them Training

Security Council Demands Action Against Katange  U.S. Proposals For Broader UN Authaste Wit.

Vetoes Move For Broader U.N. Powers   Council Approves Mandate For Actior Against Katanga

PROPOSALS BY US. KILLED BY RUSSIANS   Soviets Deliver 96th And 97th Vetoes In U.N. Council   BROAD MANDATE TO CONTROL KATANGA

Bars Katanga Secessionist Acts At Once  - Previous Proposals For U.S. For Broade: Authority Vetoed

U.N. Troops Use Okayed In Katanga  Council Demands All Secessionist Activities End

U.N. Action In Kantanga Is Mandated   U.S. Proposals For Broader Authority Vetoed By Soviet

Pearl Harbor: Possible Asain?   U.S. Offers 21 Transport Planes To U.N. Forces For Use In Conao

No Quarrel With Britain Over Goals   Imposing Political Solution By Force Crux of Difference

ra For Jets, Missiles: Speeded  42 Ships Included ‘In Navy’s Buildup

Build up of fleets  Navy to add 42 ships to Atlantic, Pacific fleets

42 Warships Will Be Reactivated, More Jet Fighters, Anti-Sub Planes, Missiles to Be Ordered —

Add Ships, Jets For Navy Power   Fighting Fleets Up For Possible Threats

Navy Calls for More Ships, Planes, Subs and Missiles; Arms Bill Sianed

42 Ships Addec In Move by Navy   Follows Earlier Action ‘Freezing’ 28,000 for Additional Duty Tours

Navy Increases Both Fleets; Orders Planes   Duty Tour Extensions Slated For 28,000 Officers, Men For Six To 12 Months

Rusk Calls, Confers With Menshikov  Russia Suddenly Halts Arms Flights Te Eien Dialialo:

CLOSE ‘TRAVEL GAP’  Senate Will Debate Bill To Halt U. S. Gold Drain

DREXEL HILL HOME BURNS:  Two 5-Year-Old Boys Start $10,000 Blaze

_ Dakota Unifs To Leave Home Stations  TWIN CITY AIR GUARD ONE ‘OF 8 UNITS ORDERED UP

Twin Cities Units Among Those Callec  Air Guard, Army Reserve Cet Orders

Lake Fund $3 Million  Recreation Project   Recreation Project  Start Due in 1962

In the News   PARENTS PAY FOR GAS —TAKEN BY YOUTHS IN STOLEN AUTO

32 PAGES   MAJORITY LACKING   Policies Are Condemned By Vote Of 72 To 2  BOYCOTT CALL   Defeated By Slim Margin; Western Powers Abstain On Censure Resolution

Recogn ition  For Africa   UN Committee Brushes Aside Opposing Powers

No Boycott or Ouster Voted forS. Africa  - Apartheid Policy Condemned by 72-2

South Africa Still In UN   Not Enough Votes To Oust: Apartheid Policy Condemned

Racial Policy Strongly ‘Condemned  S. Africa Weathers U.N. Ouste:

South African Racial Policy Hit in U.N.   But Expulsion, Boycott Moves Votes Fall Short

South Africa Is Winner In U.N.   However, White Supremacy Policies Condemned Harshly

Move Hits Test Site Of France   U.S. Votes Against Part of Resolution, Abstains on Other:

South Africa Staves Off Expulsion From U.N. But Condemned For Its Action

Denuclearize Africa, Demand   U. N. Committee Vote Would Bar Tests on Continent

two-thirds majority required for approval by the General Assemi bly.   SAME FATE

Vote To Denuclearize Atrica Pushed Past West In U.N.   Stays In U.N. But South Africa Is Censured For Apartheid

Policies Condemned 72-2 South Africa Weathers Fight to Stay in U.N.

South Africa Under Attack. StaysIn U.N.   Racial Policies Condemned, But Ouster Defeated

African Nuclear  Ban Voted   U.N. Resoluton Call For Halt To All Testing In Africa

U.N. Upholds Nuclear Ban Over Africa   Western Powers Defeated; Vote Hits at Sahara Tests

ALSO FAVORS OUTLAWING A-WEAPONS   West Views Are Ignored, Soviets  Vote With Bloc

S. Africa Weathers U.N. Move   White Supremacy Policy Condemned But Ouster Fails

RESOLUTION ASKS HALT TO TESTING   Committee Brushes Aside Western Foes

S. Africa Weathers U.N. Act   Plan To Expel Nation Fails To Develop

GOP Takes Aim At DiSalle Veto   Assembly To Try Today to Override

Ohio House Vote Set On Funds Veto   Bids To Override DiSalle Rejection Of Cities’ Money

House To Take Up Measure First  GOP Action To Override Road Funds Bill Veto Set

Miscellany  PUBLIC LIBRARY — HAS NEW ‘CURRENT’ MAGAZINE OF VITAL — WORLD AFFAIRS  Announce List —

In Near Riotous Session  Dalton Bill for State Commerce Divisionls Advanced by House

Protests Nobel Peace Prize  Verwoerd'’s Paper Slaps At Award To Zulu

THE HOMETOWNERS  THE GREEN LIGHTS ARE ONIN MSKINNEY & COLLIN GOUNTY °

Cards Shut Door On Manager Hemus   Two-Year Contract Tx Caneel Iahw Manas

AS WE GO TO PRESS ...  Chak OF fran Givac lin Parcanal Pranartyv

Bankruptcy Threatens For Brazil   ‘Living Cost Up 40 Per Cent In December

See BAZAAR. Pese 2   Construction Work Termed  On Schedule for Kansas U.

Bankers Attend N. L. Reception   Texas House At Work On Flexible Tax Measure

House Works On Flexible Tax Measure   Governor, Speaker Order Legislators To Solve Deficit

E. German Press Prematurely Report New Red Threat fo Berlin Air Routes

See Signs Bottom Of Recession Hit  Encouraging Factors Noted in February

February Job Picture Worse  Signs Indicate Recession Hits Bottorn

RECESSION LOW POINT INDICATED  Jobless Grew Last Mo. on th, But Economy Rise Seen

PROTEST FOOD TAX  ea manera Lea 3 enema  Grocery Riders Buy Groceries In Virginia

Hijackers Are Indicted On Six Counts   Father Mutters Wry ‘Many Thanks As Copy Delivered

BOTH SIDES PULL TANKS OFF BORDER   Tension Eased Temporarily In Former Capital

Sortie Said Allied Test Of Rights .   Bristling Tanks Pulled Back Just Before Incident:

C-47 Rebuffs Protest,  Flies Low Over Berlir   Why Did Russian  Tanks Leave First?

Russ Armor Leaves Grim Border First  Flight Apparently Means New Test O Soviet Intentions

Plane Up After Tanks Withdraw   Transport Circles City Asserting American Rights

Look of new test of Soviet intentions   Tanks withdraw ending warlike border showdown

Tanks at Line Are Withdrawn By Both Sides   AF Transport in Repeated Flights

Plane Taunt: Reds Over East Berlin   C47 Circles Twice As U.S. Asserts Rights in Corridor

USS., Soviet Tank Foree; Pulled Back   Transport Plane Circles Overhead As New Test Seen

Hostess Gets Ready To Jump   West Willing To Discuss Germany with Reds—Rusk

Guarantee Of Safe W. Berlin First Condition   Rusk Leaves After Conference With President Kennedy

AWOL Reluctant Marine Fidgets, But Declines FBI Plan To Surrender.

Adams Says Didn’t Know About Deals   Road Builder Gives His Side Of Highway Charges

i\Wlovis Job Mentioned   Contractor. Denies Knowing Payoffs Made To Enaineers   Castro Refuses Tractors

Any Knowledge Of Payoff Denies By Jack Adams   N. M. Contractor Testifies at Probe In Washington

Kennedy's Talk With Russian Was A Debate   Interview Unlike Previous Reports

 At the Hospital  ‘ REV. ROY SMITH—  SUFFERS FRACTURED ‘PELVIS "7 MISHAP

At the Hospital  REV. ROY SMITH— AUFEERS FRACTURED PELVIS IN MISHAP 

Boy Has 6 Days of High Living In Miami on Stolen Credit Card   Kills House Detective after His Exposure

SPREE ENDS FOR YOUTH Stolen Credit Card Opens Final Door at Miami Jail

Third Party May Listen In Ribicoff Bans Phone Monitoring Gadget:  In Health, Education Welfare Agencies

Kennedy Awaits Medical Report on Father Before Bermuda Meet Decision

Tax Bill Hit By Changes   Ten Amendments Added and Equal Number Rejected in Senate Debate

Red Police Bar Workers From Jobs   Six Refused Access To Road Project At Steinstuecken

Red Police Bar Passage Of Workers   May Fly Workers To Steinstuecken By Helicopters

Police Bar. Six ‘West Berliners   Hint Copter Flight By U.S. Armv

Belgian Censure Motion Defeated  Zorin Urges Issue Sent to LIN Assembl

Railroad Embankment Also Guarding Town  —Predict Clear Skies For Today, Tomorrow

Budget Battle Almost Decided Against Nelson  ¢.. mmata  SRe apt Sree gm   Senate Resumes Debate Monday; Democrats Fail

Budget Battle to Continue   GOP Beats Back Democratic Tries at Amendments

FALLOUT: FEARS AND FACTS—3 Fallout Not To Hurt US, At Least Not Yet

Fallout: Fears ana Facts  Three Main Bad Actors in All Nuclear Tests

Lasi Of Series On Radiation Effects  Fallout Appears Well Below Danger Point Despite Tests

West 1@xas upposed  Childress Delegates At Hearing On River Navigation Project

WADENA NEWS  PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH   Sunday: ;  9:30 am. Church School. 10:30 am. Worship Service. 7:18 Youth Fellowship.

Compromise Expected on $200 Grants  Governor Says Church-State Issue: Not Valid

Covernor Ready To Compromise  On College Plan   BPW Considers Asking  State to Help on Snow

Rockefeller Ready for Compromise On Controversial College Program

Husbands object... the weather you know  Women to undress to prevent eviction

Gets Warm Welcome By Khrush   Indian Leader Carries Plea by Neutrals for Summit Peace Talks

GREETED WARMLY BY NIKITA - 0 Se Nehru Arrives in “ ow  With ‘Save the Peace’ Plea

Compromise Bills Put §2.4 Million In Mental Health   Senate Hopeful Measures to Reach Governor This Week

Compromise Bill Hike Funds for Mental Health   Provide Slightly Less Than Billion Dollars; Senate Ready to Act

Initial Move on Rights Receives Mixed Reaction   In Rioht Direction

Nationwide Shelter System Due  JFK to Tell Scope, Cost   JFK to Tell Scope, Cost In Address

Haluska Calls Off Hearings On Mine Bills   First Wants To Hea Papers Which Have  Male Allanntinn«

Berlin Stand Maintained By Khrush   Insists Issue Must Be Settled This Year

TERK Talks Worthwhile But— ‘KK Warns Kuropean Peace  Must Be Settled In 1961

Europe Peace. Must Be Made Before 61 End   Red Premier Adopts ‘Fireside Chat’ Way In Talk To People

Red Fireside Chat   Khrush Says Peace  Treaty Imperative Talle Gaviate Maating With Kannadyv   Tells Soviets Meeting With Kennedy Was Worthwhile And Important

Tells People Vienna Talks Were Needed   Should U.S. Refuse, Soviet Union Would Sign Separate Peace

Sets Limit For Peace Agreement   Rassian Leader Makes Threats In Broaddeast

Nik Demana: Sefflement In Europe   Russia Renews Threat to Make Separate Peace

TALKS WITH KENNEDY WERE WORTHWHILE   Problem Of Divided Germany Major Point Of Disagreement   ALSO REFERS TO ‘NUCLEAR TEST BAN

Khrush Wants Europe Peace Settled in 61  Talks With Kennedy W orthwhile, Premiet rer at iT. . . eee:

Khrush Talks ToPeople In Hreside Chat   Peace Settlement In Europe Pushed; Vienna Worthwhile

Gen. White Sees ‘Fair Chance’ of War Over Berlin   Former Chief of Air Force Urges Partial U.S. Mobilization

Partial Arms Buildup Asked In Berlin Crisis   Retired Air Chieftain Sees ‘Fair Chance’ Of War Breaking Out

Sees Chance  Of War Over  Berlin Crisis Ex-Chief Urges Mobilization

Kennedy Seeking Court Injunction in Sea Strike      ‘Fair Chance’ of War Over Berlin

Partial U.S. Mobilizing Suggested  Retired Air Force Chief Sees Chance

Danger Of War Stressed   Ex-Air Chief Suggests Partial Mobilization For Rerkin (Crisis

Stirs Fear Over Berlin Crisis   ‘Chance of War’, Says Ex-USAF Chief

With Fair Chance of War Over Berlin, White Suggests Partial Mobilization

Would Do Some Mobilizing War Over Berlin Seen  Possible bv Gen. White

Berlin Poses War Threat, General Says  Ex-Chief Proposes Nation Mobilize Tc Emphasize Danger

Berlin Powder Keg, Ex-Chiet Of AF Declares   Gen. White Says American People Do Not Realize Gravity of Situation,  ~o.. £'P4A TOT reece sera Maro «"

Fair Chance of War Breaking Out Over Berlin   That Js Opinion of Ex-Air Force Chief

White Thinks Mobilization Is in Order  Retired Air Force Chief Emphasizes Danaer Over Berlin

Mobilization Meve by U.S. ‘Is Suggested   White Emphasizes Crisis Over Bei 1

Retired General Sees Fair Chance Of War Breaking Out Over Berlin

Thomas White Thinks There’s Fair Chance Of War Over Berlin Crisis

White Sees ‘Fair Chance’ of War Starting on Issue of West Berlin

Braves Defeat Cards, 2-1  Starv in Snarte Daac!   Don't Misjudge U.S. on Berlin,  Vice-Pres. Johnson Warns Soviets

Negroes Stage March Into Baton Rouge  Leader Arrested; Tear Gas, Dogs

Witnesses Tell Visit By Stumy   Miles Away at Time  Of Slaying, Says Defense.

How ‘Twas EXPECT BIG SIOUX ... AND FLOYD TO GO OUT OF THEIR BANKS -= THIS WEEKEND  Floyd Will Overflow == One to Two Feet Above Flood Stage Today Through Saturda:

How “Twas. EXPECT BIG SIOUX —. AND. FLOYD TO GO OUT OF THEIR BANKS — THIS WEEKEND —  Floyd Will Overflow  — One to Two Feet  ‘ Above Flood Stage .Today Through Saturda  eTarry omy A oatrey

Highjacker Of Airliner Is Indicted   Forced Pilot To Fly To Cuba

‘Pirate’ Who Hijacked Plane Is Indicted   Took Over Airliner On: May: 1; Believer Hiding Out in Cube

Reporter Tells Inside Story Of Red Plan   ‘Leak’ Came From American Diplomatic Source

Reporter Says Latest Berlin Peace Plan Bared At Party   Bonn Envoy To Moseow Receives Reeall Order

‘New’ Soviet _ Program Stems  From Party Gromyko Talks  Berlin Situation

City Taxes Up 120%   Property Taxes Rise Sharply in Last 10 Years

Altushchev States World Reds Fully ~ Support Wars of National Liberatior

Third Class Of War... Khrush Predicts Red Win Without Resort To War

Warns West Not Resist  Communism  Claims Conflict Not Necessary; Victory is Near

Liberation Wars Supported  Worldwide Communism Near, Khrushchev Claims

Contends: Red Rule Inevitable   Says Big War Not Necessary For Victory

Victory By World Reds ‘Not Far OFF   Speech Warns Wai Is Inevitable If Capitalism Resists

‘K Favors Wars For  Liberation   World Connnmunism Not Far Dist: ant, Sovict Chief Says

Nikita Backs “Wars of Liberation’  Proclaims Reds ‘Near Victory’

More Americans Due  In.Miami From Cubc   CUBAN EXILES WOULD ACCEPT CASTRO'S OFFER

FLIGHT FROM FIDEL   fohl rROM rivEL Americans Arrive  From Cuba Today

Hearing Is Set On Assessment For Street Work   May 11, 12 Set To Explain Individual Costs Of Program

Hearing Opens In Slaying of 2   Former Janesville Youth Faces Court in Green Bay

Williams Joins Congolese Boy Choir, Sings ‘Trouble’   ‘STAY ALERT — YOU WON'T GET HURT’ Port Safety Month Slogan Chosen From Many Entries

Congolese Boys Sing for Williams: ‘Nobody Knows Troubles I’ve Seen’

“The Trouble I’ve Seen” the Trouble I've Seen’  Williams Joins Congolese Youngsters In Songfest

Joins Congo Schoolboys  ‘Nobody Knows the Trouble ve Seen,’ Sings ‘Soapy’

Inside...    Render, Nobody Knows  ‘Williams Joins In With Congolese Boys Choir

Police Think 4 Children © Dead; Parents Claim They Gave Youths Away

Couple’ s Four Children Not Missing, - But Dead, Police Claim After Probe

Assembly Democrats, Beaten On Issue, Offer Amendment For Exemption of Clothing

Amendment Delays Tax   Democrats Bounce Back for More After Beating on Food Exemption

Mastermind Of Trujillo’s Assassination Killed By Security Police Sunday

GEN. JUAN DIAZ  Trujillo Murder Plot Mastermind Killed By Police

COMPANION SHOT IN GUNFIGHT Police Kill Mastermind Of Assassination Plot

Alleged Leade! Of Assassins of Trujillo Slain  Police Kill Diaz, Accomplice in Blazing Battle

Tommy-Gun Battle Dominican Police Slay Diaz, Aide © In Ciudad Trujillo

Dominican Police Shoot Gen. Diaz   Downtown Gun Battle Fatal To Mastermind Of Trujillo Plot

Gunned Down In Streets With Chief Assistant   Deny Reports 1,000 Arrested Following Slaying

Alleged Mastermind of Assassination oof Generalissimo Trujillo Killed

Announce ‘61 Soyhean Price   Plymouth County ASC Announces Highlights Of '62 Wheat Program

Bomb Blasts Puncture End Of Election Drive   Syria Closes Borders With Lebanon Om Eve Of Parliamentary Vote ...

State Department Takes Offensive Against U. S. Congo Policy Critics

Katanga Justice Minister Released  Apology Follows Congo Arrest; US In Attack

Inmates seize 20 hostages   Armed convicts lead uprising in Tennessee prison

Both Sides Still Attable  No Official News On  Compromise Tax Act

Diplomatic Pouch A Proper Laundry "Baa? Deep Secrets Or Dirty Shirts!

OLD ANGLO-SOVIET PROVERB:  mere“ tana siemens  No Vasha da Dirt y Lenin ina da Public

Undiplomatic Pouch Is Sir Blighty Leaking Data Or Is That The Wet Wash?

Form Indiana Guard Reserve for Duty If National Guard Enters Service

Castro’s Militia Battling  Guerrillas   Second Front Official in U.S. Tells of Warfare  In Mountains

Guerrilla Army Tangles With Castros Men   Tells of Bitter Fighting in Central Cuban Mountains

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In the News  BUSINESSMEN HERE FROM WIDE AREA FOR FIRST CONCLAVE ,  Over 70 Attend Westmar’s Small Business Conference

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Laos Asks More Aid For Fight   U. §. Promises To Send Advisers Into Combat Area:

OREIGN AID IN LAOS IS REQUESTED   J. §. Military Advisers Will Go Into Com bat Zones   CEASE-FIRE DEMAND MADE BY BRITAIN

US. Will Send Laos Advisers To War Zones   Position Weakening Before Rebel Drive: Cease-Fire Demande

U. s. to Send Advisers to. Laos Front  Quickly Heeds Plea By Asian Nation’s Government While Rade Scare Goine

Laos May Ask For Troops, Official Says As Reds Renew Big Offensive

Laos Calls For More Aid From Abroad   U.S. Promises Its Military Advisers Will Go To Front

Labor leaders take kindly fo JFK plan: cross fingers   Alf Landon urges free world to pool military, economy, political forces

‘Riders’ Plan  New Efforts  Against South Judge Rules Today  ” On Order Barring ‘Freedom Riders’

Rebels Shun Laos Peace Bid, Roll On   Kennedy Hails  Russian Offer  for Ceasé-Fire RULLETIN

Republicans Buck Rules Group Plan   Rayburn Proposal — ‘Unnecessary And Uniustified’ Action

‘Kennedy “Peace Corps” Idea Captures ‘Public Imagination; Letters Flow In

Volunteers Are. Enthusiastic  Many Apply for, eS     igs ag  Pe eace Corps Duty e

Off The Record   From The Guthrie County Courthouse   New Car Registrations

Grills Questions Steers On Few Points Of Law   Steers Contends Judge Linder’s Ruling Is Not An Attack On Entire Legislature

Ribicoff Opposes Nonpublic Aid in Bill  School Discussion Continue:

Ribicff    Non-Public School Aid ‘Jeopardizes’ Education Proaram

Sec. Ribicoff Opposes Including Any Nonpublic Schools in Federal Aid

Private Schools Aid Hit   Ribicoff Rules Gut Parochial Help; NYY, Cardinal Irked

Nose and Eyes May Be Different, But — Lo ee  Johnny Has His Parent's Hair

a KAOKROOOURKULUDM  Proud Parents Showing Off Photos of John Kennedy Jr.

New Clashes by French, Tunisians Mark UN Chief's Tour of Bizerte

French, ‘Tunisian: In Another Battle   Korea Military Regime Seeking Birth Control

No Casualties Reported; Hammarskiold Tours Bizerte   FRENCH INSISTING UPON PEACE TALKS

France Gives Touring Dag Cold Shoulder   Accuses Secretary Of Favoring Tunisia In Desert Squabble

Fighting Continues In Tunisia   Brief Battle Reported At French Post; Dag Accused of Favoring Tunisian Government

French- Tunisian  Clashes Continue   Hammarskjold Investigates But French See Him As Sympathetic To Bourquiba

Surgeon Decries Proposed Cut In Federal Spending For Cancer Research, Testing Work

Fear Slowdown in Cancer Work   Medic Says Cut in Federal Budget May Imperil Progran

Reduction In Cancer Funds Hit   Surgeon Says Cut Wil Prevent Testing of 23 New Drugs.

Today.in National Affairs Period of ‘Transition’ May Lost Year or More

Lion's Share Of Research Funds to AF   Flying Arm Put In Charge Of Battle Outlays

FCC Chief Raps TV Newscasts  ‘Virtual Blackout’   ‘Virtual Blackout’ Noted At Prime Hour

FCC Chief Raps TV Newscasts   ‘Virtual Blackout’ Noted at Prime Hours

 WEST GERMANS TOLD TO PREPARE TO SHOOT EAST GERMANS IF THEY HAVE TO DEFEND THEIR FREEDOM

E. Berlin Reds Close Checkpoin For Short Perioc   Loudspeaker Truck In West Triggers Communist Move

Protest Loudspeaker Truck  Traffic Halted at Berlin Border Point

Communists Halt Traffic Along Border   US. Police With Fixed Bayonets Are On Scene

Berlin Point Shut for Hour  Harassment by West Brings Red Retaliation

Special Pay Hike For  Some Workers Also Dies  Total Of Six Bills Are Pocket Vetoed By Governor

Marchers Chant ‘Cuba Si, Russia No’ Castro's Soldiers Fire On Religious Procession  j &

Castro Soldiers Shoot Anti-Red Demonstrators  — "Sawer Sey   Cubans Chant ‘Cuba Si, Russia No’ In Display of Opposi tion to Regime.

Accident Report   VIOLENCE IN CUBA... ri ° ° ri “Cuba si, Russia no”

SEVERAL DEMONSTRATORS SHOT Castro Soldiers Fire On Anti-Communists

‘Flabbergasted’ At Prices Disgruntled Americans Not Sure Australia Move Was Good Idea

Teacher Names Feit as Attacker  Testimony Begins in Rape   Testimony Begins in Rape Trial of Catholic Priest

‘After Russia's 4th Nuclear Blast  U.S. Stepping Up Fallout Samplings

‘Increased Fallout Noted-in Alaska Stace Russia Started Nuclear Tests

Moniors Busy  U.S. Radioactive Fallouf Samplings Boosted After Fourth Blast by Soviets

Russians’ Fourth A-Bomb Radiation Drift Across US.   No Immediate Health Danger but Scientists Step-Up Air Samplings

Alaska Reports Radiation Level Rises 35-Fold   Stations Alerted Throughout Nation To Record Increases

Tax Withholding Bill Advanced to Missouri House  Cammittee Ann   Committee Approves Revised Version by 15-10 Secret Vote

House Movers Racing Erosion   Question: What Will Sink Next As Bank Crumbles

Senate Battle Looms Over Civil Rights   Free-for-All Likely in Attempt to Extend Life of Commission

Civil Rights Free-For-All Fight Looms   Plan To Hook On Money Bill

Big Civil Rights Fight Upcoming   Move To Extend Life Of Commission Sets Senate Battle Stage

13 Clergymen Go Free On $500 Bond   Rockefeller’s Son-In-Law Defends Action

Public Meeting Monday Night In Public Hotel   Adlai Sure Trip Success

ICC Will Enforce Its New Ruling  Bus Operators Will Report Any Trouble In Observing Order

Nigerians Expect American Girl To Leave Country  Peace Corps Member Resigns Following Postcard Incident

On The Inside   Girl's Departure Expected  Nigeria Calm On Post Card Boo-Boo

Sidesteps Students’ Demands....     Nigerian Government Calm In Approach to Postcard

NIGERIANS KEEP COOL IN CRISIS   Government Is Calm. But Expects Girl To Leave Country   PRIMITITIVE HARITS

Nigeria — Says Girl Must Go   Lagos Government Takes Calm View Of Postcard.

Postcard Crisis Calmed All Quiet Now in Nigeria, But Margery's Got to Go

Government Keeps Calm About Stray Postcard Of Peace Corps Member

Nigeria Takes Calm Approach  Won't Ask All of Corp: To Depart, Just Girl

Nig igeri sia. Take: €alm View of Card Incident   Regime Indicates Peace Corps Girl Expected to Leave

: Sidesteps Deportation Demand te * 9... . r : Nigeria’s Calm Toward  ‘Peace Corps Girl’s Card

Government Sidesteps QOuster Call   Nigeria Calm Over Posteard. Feels Girl Must Go

Nigerian Government Takes Calm Attitude Toward Postcard but Expects Girl to Leave

OU PROFESSOR COMMENTS ON POST CARD  Nigerian-U. 8. Relations Are Good   Nigerians Expect Exit

Expects Girl to Leave Nigeria Adopts  Calm Attitude on Posteard Incident

House Balks At Immediate Raise Talk —  Senate Resume: 8 ~e le +.   Senate Resumes Discussions In Night Session

Proposals Made To Place Berlin Under UN Wings   Foreign Ministers Open Wide-Ranging Study Of Growing World Crises

W. Berlin Under U.N. Wing Proposed   Proposal Based On Report By Experts Of Ministers At Convention In Paris

West Eyes U.N. Entry  For Berlin  Ministers Open Study of Crises

: West Begins Parley on. ‘Hot’ Spots  . Berlin, Kaiangz ‘ Draw Priority

Idea Presented By ‘Experts’ of Western Nations   Big Four Foreign Ministers Open Wide-Ranging Study of World Crises in Paris.

Path of Dump Trucks Blocked by Crowd Several Injured by Bricks and Stones

300 Form Human Chain; 4 Arrested, 3 Hurt Dump Trucks Spoil Sleep Clevelanders Staae Riot

SLEEPLESS RESIDENTS PROTEST ‘Human Chain Formed To Block Truck Route

Civil Cold War  Charlestonian ‘Invites’ New Jersey Group to Stay Home

WON'T GIVE UP HOPE ‘Some Day He'll Come Back,’ Says Man of Boy Gone Year

Mrs. Kerr Buys Rocking Chair for Important Visitor at Palatial Home

Decline To Indicate If Gains Made   ‘Very Good Lunch, Very Good Talk’; Another Saturday

Rusk, Red Huddle On Berlin Crisis Meet Again Soor  ‘A Very Good’ Session   ‘A Very Good’ Session, Says Gromyko; Both Mum On Detaile

Rusk and Gromyko Confer on Berlin: Russ Reveals Disguised Troika Plan

Rusk and Gromyko To Continue Talks   Calls for Talks Based on JFK’s Proposals

Gromyko And Rusk Confer Four Hours  Berlin Discussion   Berlin Discussion To Be Taken Up Aqain Saturday

Rusk And Gromyko Confer Four Hours   Continue Berlin Crisis Talks Saturday

20 Children On Passenger List; May Have Attempted Airport Return

Worst In Commercial Plane’s History  Probe Of Plane Crash Begins; 78 Lost Lives

78 Are Dead As Airliner  Bursts to Bits   None Survives Fiery Blast after Plane Lands in Emergeney

Cause Not Found In Hirst Search   Disaster The Worst Involving 1 Plane In Nation's History

Today's Weather   20 Children Among Dead Near Chicage   Top Investigators Begin Probing Airliner Crash

Nation’s Worst Accident Involving Single Com mercial Plane   INVESTIGATORS SEEKING CAUSE

Dems Concerned:   State Leaders Fear Tawes Won't Seek Re-lection

Williams Is Slugged During Tour   Former Governor Hit In Jaw During Stop In Northern Rhodesia

Foreign Aid Plea By Secretary Rusk  Army to Meet Reds On Any Battlefield

Secretary Of State Tells Senate Commiliee: * ;  Firee World Must Arm If Red Aggression To Halt’

Must be Ready to Fight, Rusk States   Free World Must be Set to   Free World Must be Set to Meet Aacression, He Says

Testifies for Foreign Aid Program  Rusk Says Free World Must Prepare For Red Aaression at Every Level

Rusk Make: Appeal For Aid Money   Secretary Goes Before Senate Committee

Must Arm, Rusk Warns  Free World Must Be Ready At   Free World Must Be Ready At Every Level, Secretary Asserts

Rusk Tells Panel U.S. Must Arm To Meet All Possibilities   Tower To Cooperate With Yarborough On Texas Bills

RUSK WARNS FREE WORLD MUST ALERT   Meet Communist Threat at Every Level Says Rusk

Rusk argues for $4.8 billion JFK foreign and program   Can attord what has to he done

 OPENS DRIVE ‘FOR LARGER ‘FOREIGN AID  Fulbright Warns   Fulbright Warns Better Handling Of Funds Needed

Rusk Faces Senators For Foreign Aid  Secretary of State To Hear Demands For More Efficiency

Rusk Says Free World Must Increase Arms   State Secretary Feels “We Can Afford To Do What Has To Be Done’

Rusk Tells Senators Of Foreign Aid Needs   - Opens Administration 's Arguments or Proposed $4.8 Billion Program

Rusk Begins Pitch To Get Aid Bill OK‘d  Says Free World Miuet Arron At   Says Free World Must Arm At  Every Level

West Must Arm Against Reds, Rusk Declares   Defense Needed. To Meet N-Blasts Or Jungle Slayings

Urges Arming Against Reds At All Levels   Rusk Says All-Out Preparedness Vital for Free World

US. Aid Defended By Rusk   Secretary Declares Free World Must Arm at Every Level

Rusk Starts $4.8 Billion AidProposal   Secretary Says World Must Arm Against Aggressor

re asian gton .  In a Plea  For Aid  Program Rusk Speaks. Out for the   Rusk Speaks _ Out for the Kennedy Plan

Free World Mus! Arm Against Agaression-Rusk   Secretary of State Backs Aid Program

Pushes for IF Aid Bill Can Afterd to Do What Has to Be Done: Rusk

Kennedy Pulls Boner In Cuba, Republicans In Chicago Are Told In Speech By Nixon

Nixon Tosses Political Roundhouse at Kennedy   ‘Annexation Supporters Consider Recall Action, Taxpayers’ Suit

Kennedy Reminds Nation Space Gap Not Closed —   Nixon Criticizes Action In Cuba

Kennedy Goofed On Cuba, Nixon   President Pulled Boner Handling Situation, Illinois Crowd Told

Starlings Are Strictly for The Birds, Says Landlord To Half Million of Them

- 500,000 FEATHERED FRIENDS  -Ex-Bird Lover Tired of Chirpine Crowd

Strictly For The Birds  200,000 Starlings Give Ex-Bird Lover Headache

Castro Charges U.S. Is Plotting ‘Direct’ Attack Warns Aggression Could Touch Off  hae Gee oe} ee

W ARNS” OF WORLD W ARS il  Castro Ridicules L.S. For Invasion Failure

Presiden t Compared to Hitler   "Direct Aggression’ by U8. Charged

Ith Congress Opens Today: Changes Eyed   Democrats May Seek To Purge Dixie Maverick

CONGRESS FACING LIVELY SESSION Ti nsurgent Democrats Seek Str onger Hold On Committee Jobs

Want Road Blocks Removed  Insurgent Democrats Call For Congress Rule Changes

Friction Due In Congress  On Procedure  Democrats Divided Over Rules Change  A e © ancltat COnane

Insurgents in Both Houses Plan Battles  Anti-Filibuster Rule   Anti-Filibusfer Rule And Changes in Policy Up For Discussion

87TH CONGRESS STARTS SESSION: ‘CHANGES SOUGHI   ‘House Rules Committee  Senate Filibusters Under Attack Before Opening.

Rules Changes Demanded as Conaress Meets   Dems Blast Hold House Group Has on Proposed Bills

LEGISLATIVE STRANGLEHOLD Demo Battle Looms as 87th Congress Opens

Insurgents In Both Houses Seek Chanaes  Want Rules on Way . Their Business Is Run To Be Revised

Insurgents in Both Houses Plan Battles  Anti-Filibusfer Rule And Changes in Policy Up For Discussion

87th Congress Open Today; Demos Seek To Change Rules On Filibuster

500 Swedish, Irish Soldiers Are Besieged   Katangans Regain Control of Much Of Elisabethville

Reel Under Heavy Blow  In Katanga   Painted) Tribesmen Join Savage Auack On Main U,

Irish, Swedish Troops Take Brunt of Attack By Tribesmen, Soldiers

Swedish, Irish Troops Now Face Capture or Death  Army, Tribesmen   Army, Tribesmen Keep Up Massive Assault Tactics

SWEDISH, IRISH FIGHT FOR LIVES   White Officers Lead Katanga Soldiers And Warpainted Baluba Tribesmen Against Encircled Garrisons.

U.N. Forces Pressed By Katangans  Native Troops   Native Troops Found Well Armed

White Officers Lead Assaults—  U.N. Troops Hard-Pressed Under Heavy Katanga Attack

Irish Swede Garrison: in Last Stand   Tshombe Quoted as Ordering Full War by Katanaa

REPORT HEAVY CASUALTIES IN BATTLE   Report Irish And Swedish Garrison Weakening   JET AIRCRAFT   Of Tshombe’s Air Force Bomb And Strafe United Nations Positions

Radio Message From Kamina Control Tower Says Resistance  Of 500-Man Garrison Weakens

Resistance Reportedly Weakening          Kantaviga: Soldiers : Put On‘Pressure; Struggle Bloody

Trish, Swedish Garrison May Collapse Shortly   Warpainied Baluba Tribesmen Join With Katanga Troops

Katanga Soldiers, baluba Tribesmen With Warpaint Staging Massive Assault

U.N. Troops Reeling Under Hard Attack   War-Painted Baluba Tribesmen Assaylt Garrison With White Leaders

Congo Rebels Seek To Wins Out Garrison   Casualties Heavy In Bloody Fighting Led by White Officers

Total War Against U.N.   White Officers Leading Attacks By Katanga Troops

Attacks Led By Whites  U. N. Reels In Katanga   At Scientists’ Meeting  Disarmament Agreement Close

Troops, Tribesmen  Pound U.N. Force  White Officers Command Mass fescult Garrison in Jeopardy

Tribal Attack  Intensified  Irish, Swedish Troops Bear Brunt of Battle

Heavy Fighting in Katanga, Lines Retreaf   Irish Troops Fall Back in Bloody Battie

Warpainted Tribesmen Join Assault   White Officers Are Leading Blows On Main U.N. Center

White Officers Lead Tribesmen   Congo Rebels Seek To Wipe Out Garrison

Under Massive Assault By Katanga Troops   Resistance Of 500-Man Irish And Swedish Garrison Weakening

Troops of U.N. Reeling Under Katanga Attack   Massive Assaults Of Tribesmen Are Led by Mercenaries

Katanga Forces: Pour In   Tribesmen Don War Paint For Massive Altacks

ITEMS OF INTEREST   SOCIAL SECURITY REP. TO BE IN GORMAN DEC. 1]

TUACHUCA GETS ORDERS Army Guard Enlistments Are Extended One Year

Locusts Are Onthe Move InDakotas   Thunderstorms Soak Deep South; Twister Hits North Carolina

Senate Votes $40 Million for Regents   Sticks to Amount Asked by Erbe In His Budget

Two Suspects Arrested And Released In Connection With Carlsbad Killings

President Talks To Economic Report Advisers   Caroline Pays Visit To Ailing Grandfather

But Beer Permitted to 18 .... Sale of Cigarettes to Minors Is Still Illegal in This State

Must Be 21 To Indulge Topeka Placing Clamps Or Selling Smokes To Minors

Teon-Age Wife Convulsed Puff On Cigaret Might Jail Kansas Smokers

Topeka Lawyer Will Take Action Minors Buying Cigarettes Ils Against Law of Kansas

Role of Schools Rival Camps Of In Civil Defense AFL: ClO Have To Be DiscussedNew Outburst

Dictator’s Offer Now  Uncertain  GOP Senators Sa: Deal Would Mak

FOR REBELS’ RELEASE  Tractors-For-Freedom Unit Negotiating With Castro

“Tractors for Freedom’ eee ss tor Treedom  Ransom Committee Forms

Tractor “Trading Starts   Group to Negotiate For Cubans’ Release

Form Group To Negotiate With Castro   Will Raise Cash To Buy Tractors For ‘Exchange’

Citizens’ Committee Begins Negotiating For Cuban Captives   Legislators Protest; Castro May Hedge

RELEASE OF 1,200 FRISONERS SOUGHT  Tractors-for-Freedom Unit. ‘Negotiates With Castro

Castro Deal For Tractors  Developing   Committee Named To Seek Release of 1.200

Denies Gen. Walker voiced Birch tenets   Army directive   On hie own

Army Major Says Walker's Troop Education Course Based on Secret Cold War Directives

Denies Birch Connection Army Major Says Walker's Plan Based On War Orders

Kennedy, Nehru to Shift Talks to Problems of UN  _ Observers Doubt if Either Changed

Search For Rape Killer Continues  In Carlsbad Area, Police Baffled

Congolese Troops Launch Campaign Of Rape, Beating   U.N. Personnel, Already Endangered By Advancing Leftist Rebels, Brutally Mistreated: Williams In Leopoldville

UN Imperiled By Advancing Leftist Rebels   Mobilization Orders Issued by Kasavubu. Woman Is Assaulted

Congolese Soldiers Rampage   U. N. Employees Raped, Beaten By Leopoldville Men

Kasavubu, UN  Leaders Swap Force Threats  Woman Attacked   Woman Attacked While Her Escort Held at Gunpoint

Rape And Terror Prevails Congolese Soldiers Roar Into Drive Against UN

Congo Troops Terrorizing  U.N. Commant  Leftist Rebels Only 286 Miles From Capital

Kasavubu, U.N. Trade Threats   Congo President Asks — Aid From Katanga to Stop Ad vancing Rebels

Congolese Strike At UN Staft   Williams Deelines Any Comment On New Outbreaks

AFTER 30 YEARS  War Hero’s In Citizen Trouble      FATHER'S NUMBER   WITNESS   OWN PAPERS

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Salesman Is Bewildered....,  Decorated Hero Must Prove He’s Citizen

Citizenship is Refuted Thrice-Decorated Veteran  Now Victim of Red Tape

Immigration Service Tells Man He Is ‘Not Citizen Despite Outstanding Record

Government Demands Proof  WarHero Told By U.S. He Isn't Really A Citizer

WEATHER ELSEWHERE   Decorated War Veterar Is Declared an Alien ©

Castro Scoffs At Cuban Exiled Leaders’ Call to Arms, Tells People ‘More Sacrifices’ Ahead

Legislators See Little Chance For Tax Revision In Special Session

Berlin Border Tension Grows After Incident  U.S. Soldiers Give Envoy Safe Escort Thenssak Resesac

Official -Letter Written ... 7     Behavior of Border Guards Protested by United States

Involving U.S. Troops  U. §S. Protests To Soviets Against Incidents In Berlin

MP’S CROSS BORDER INTO FAST BERLIN   Yanks Bare Bayonets To Escort High American Official Held By Vopos; Gen. Watson Protests,

United States Files Protest After Incident   American Soldiers Enter Sector With Bayonets at Ready

GI'S ESCORT OFFICIAL  U.S. Protests To Russ On E. Berlin Incident

NEW ORDERS "SLICE OFF ‘WEST RICHTS   Fixed Bayonets Used To Escort High American

Lightner Finds Route Blocked At Checkpoint   American Troops Provide Escort

Gls Escort Otficial’s Auto Out Of East Berlin  v. §. Protests To Russians After Envoy's Car Stonned

U.S. Protests Border Incident to the Soviets  Cle Inta FE Rarlin With Ravanate ta Cecart Abieral   Gls Into E. Berlin With Bayonets to Escort Official

Patton Tank on Alert—   U.S. Protests Behavior of East German Police

Clay Blames East German Police for Border Incident   U.S. Soldiers Into East Berlin Twice to Escort State Department Official.

Armed Yanks Free U.S. Official in E. Berlin   Gen. Clay Blames Red Police for Illegal Behavior in Case

U. 5. Protests Berlin Border  Guard Behavior U.S. Official Was Escorted Into East Berlin By Troops

United States Files Protest After Incident  American Soldiers Enter Sector With   American Soldiers Enter Sector With Bayonets at Ready

India Gets Conirol of 3 Enclaves   24-Hour India Blitz Ends In Victory After Heavy Fighting

War Ends In Thirty Hours   By PATRICK J. KILLEN United Press International  PANGIM, Goa — UPI — Tough Indian troops today ended 451 years of Portuguese rule in India.

Sikh Troops Take Over Goa Capital   Victory. for: Indian Troops In 30 Hours

30,000 Men Defeat 3,000 Portuguese   Bombay Reports Casualties. Light in 30-Hour War

Khrushchev Calls For Disarmament  Blames West for Failure to Agree

GOP Controls Council: Thomas, limmerman, Smith, Mcintosh And Watkins Retain Positions

Retailer Licensing Plan Could Mean: End of Trading Stamps in This State

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Davis Breaks Barrier — Drafted by ‘Skins

Ohio Idle Pay Vote Scheduled  GOP Majority Clears Own Version Of Bill

State Idle Pay Vote Scheduled By Ohio House   GOP Majority Clears Own Version Of Bill In 5-Hour Session

Vote In House Is Assured On Jobless Bill   Action On Extender Set Next Week Afte:  Committee’s Move

Jobless Pay Bill Faces  House Vote   Scan Half-Hundred Amendments During Marathon Session

‘Would Extend Benefits 13 Weeks  Ohio House Receives Jobless Pay Measure

4e645ymv v7vvsrw 6  CONFIDENTIAL REPORT TO: TIBERIUS CAESAR FROM: PONTIUS PILATE

Gas Truck Blast Kills Its Driver  oS wate eigen   Morgan County School Bus Is Narrowly Missed

HEARING OF ANDERSEN'S PLAN SET  Tax Situation C learing as  Legislature Ends 6th Week

Tax Hearings Begin in Both Houses  Strife at Capitol Over Taxes Eases as Cooperation Grows

Nasser Halts Plan to Put Down Revolt   Syrian Rebels Set Up Provisional Government; Wipe Out Paratroopers

Communists Rooting for Insurgents; Hope to Gain Advantage From Uprisine

Rebels Declare Independence From Egypt   Nasser Cancels Plans to Use Large Seale Force Against Insurgents,

Syrians Win, Nasser Halts Armed Force   Military Action Canceled, Rebels Set Up Government

UAR Appears Broken Up After Revolt   Nassar Orders His Troops To Turn Back

Future Threat Seen Reds Trying to Exploit  Syrian, U.A.R. Division

United Arab Republic Appears To Be Broken Up DueTo Syria’s Revolt

‘NEW REGIME SETUP  Rebels Win In Syria: UAR Appears Doomed   Syria Revolt Not Communist But Reds Exploit It

Rebels Claim Syria Is. Independent Following Revolt Avainst Nasser

Nasser Sets Invasion but Calls It Off   Insurgents Seize Paratroops; Form, “Own Gavernment

Public Workers Study Done By U.S. On Unien Relations   Teamsters Spell Out Contract Goals

Tropic Storm Gains Force:  Aims At Gulf   Cuba, Yucatan, U.S. Lie In Path; Carla Seen Turning Into Hurrican:

Carla Heads Into Gulf, —  Gains Force   Cuba and Yucatan Brace For Storm Blow Tonight

May Also Strike Florida— Tropical Storm Carla Threatens West Cuba

Carla Expected To Head For U.S.A. After Brush With Cuba And Yucatan

Storm Whirling On To Cuba   ‘Carla’ Packing Huricane Strength Poses Threat To Western Cuba. Fila.

Massive Attack Repulsed By Army   Premier Lauds Kennedy Stand; Rest Of Nation Busy Celebrating

MANEUVERS PLANNED.  East Germany's Ulbricht In Moscow for Briefing

Cuban Prisoner Delegation Waiting For American ‘Swap’ Group Announcement

Prisoner Group Still in Florida   Word Awaited From Disbanded Committee

HOT ANSWER FOR UNION CRITICS  GM Says Wage Offer Worth $329 Million

More  Fallout Expected”  Reds Trigger Two Mor : One Is Biggest Blast Ye

Soviet Fires Off Two More Blasts  Nuclear Testing In Arctic Area

Radiation Increases  Soviet Union Triggers 2 New Nuclear Blasts —

Soviets ‘Set Off 2 Blasts   One Explosion Far Greater Than Others

Russ Set Off Two A-Blasts      One Much Bigger Than Earlier Shots

Russians Fire 6th A-Bomb   Two Nuclear Devices Detonated In The Atmosphere Of Arctic Island

Russians Fire  Off Two More Nuclear Blasts   One Packs Far More Punch Than Earlier Shots in Series

Soviet Steps Up Power Of Nuclear Shots   Two Set Off On Sunday, One Bigger Than Any So Far

Reds Set Off Two More Blasts * * * x * * * * * * * * * (ORs ee © ae 2 i Se fe =~ Te wm yy, Tf TY

Soviets Set Off 2 Blasts  One Is Much Larger Than  Previous Test

Soviet Union Sets Off Two Nuclear Blasts   First ls Biggest Fired Since Reds Resumed Testing

Deadly Radiation Is Feared   Report One Blast Sunday Far More Potent Than Other:

Pravda Finally Makes First Mention of Russ Tests  Russ Fire Two More Nucleai Shots in Tests on Sunday

FIRST PACKS BIG PUNCH  Reds Trigger Doubleheader Nuclear Blast at Arctic Site

2Nuclear Blasts Shot By Russians   AEC Reports One Punch Far Greater than Earlier Ones.

Reds Fire Additional Test Shots  Sundav Blasts      Sunday Blasts Pack Far Greater Punch Than Other:

2 More Bombs Fired by Reds In More Tests  One Weapon Rated Far More Potent Than Of¢hare llead

TEST FIRING ROCKETS DUI IN PACIFIC   Third Site Used In Latest Shots By Russians

Russia Triggers . Two New Blasts; One ‘Very Large’  - Tests Conducted in Atmosphere;

Two More Nuclear Blasts Triggered by Soviet Union   Sunday Test Largest Made to Date

Soviet Triggers Two New Blasts  One Largest Fired Since Series Began

Russians Continue Testing Nuclear Weanons Up Abov  U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Reports Two More Blacte

Reds Add 2 Blasts  To Series   One Far Greater Than Other Shots But Not Boasts

Reds Trigger 5th, 6th Nuclear Blasts; Last Equals Several Million Tons Of TNT

Reds Fire Big Blast In ‘i Tests   First Of 2 New Explosions Rated Several Megatons

Russians Trigger Two More Tests   Larger Device Tested But Power Far Below Level of 100 Megaton:

Soviet Union Triggers 2 New A-Tests  One Packs Greater Punch Than Any O} Blasts This Series

ihousanas Are Affected By Excision   By Dana Adams Schmidt (c) 1961 New York Times News Service  ~~. FF yf , ne ae

This Is Way State Police Say Tt Happened White Takine On Coffee;

Grindstone Man Shoots Brother Who Gives Him Bullet fo Use in Rifle

ADDITIONAL TWO CENTS   Kennedy On The Threshold---2 Painstaking Building Plans For The New Administration   Ry RELMAN MORIN

Marlow Report  Real Control In Congress In Hands Of Conservatives

Northern Gulf Coast Watching Hurricane And Another   e 0 0©=6©6©Y)d Oty,   And Another Tropical Storm Debbie, Born In Atlantic

Big Hurricane Packs Winds F110 M.P.H.   Watch, Forerunner Of Alert, Ordered; Storm Debbie Born

Major Hurricane Expected Today As Storm Grows   Winds of 110 m.p.h. Reported; “Debbie” Is Born in Atlantic, Moving West, West-Northwest.

-hree Yuestioned  Falls Man on Sidewalk Killed by Hit-Run Driver

Individual Situation Must Determine One’s Position On Feed Grain Program

RACKETEERS TARGET  Senate Approves Six Bills To Help Battle Criminals

Solons Tighten Gambling Laws  Senate OKs 6 Bills a:  Beene: «Oi ee i ti

Solons Tighten Gambling Laws  Senate OKs 6 Bills To Curb Syndicates

fis Requcsted:   Senate Passes Bills  Ta Chuilen Sacendals lo Sirike Gamoling

New Crime Fighting Bills OK'd   Bobby Kennedy Watches Senators Take Action

Washington:  Senate Approve: Anti-Crime Bills  Measure Against Rich Syndicates Is Passed

Senate Passes 6 Anti-Crime Bills  Attorney General in Gallery Looking On

Nelson Calls Youth State's Greatest Asset   Points to Plans for Additional Schools. Camps

Anti-Missile Progress  Held Key   Atmospheric Blasts Needed In Research

JEKK Near Decision On A-Tests  Kennedy To Decide   Kennedy To Decid On Question Of Shots In Air

Answer May Be ‘Yes’  Kennedy To Decide Soon On Above-Ground Testing

President to Make  Early Decision on  Tests Resumption Washington Officials Look   Washington Officials Look For Statement This Month

City Superintendent Gets Award For Proficiency in Plant Operation

State Cites City’s Water Dept. Head   State Library Chief To Speak .  Library ee Tonight

U Thant Opposes Cease-Fire Until _ Goals Are Attained   U.N. Must Have Freedom Fram Attack Ha Deaclarac

Not Until UN Objectives Won— Thant Holds Out Against Katanga Cease Fire Now

Thant Against Cease-Fire In Katanga -Wants All U.N.      ‘Wants All U.N. Obiectives Won

Cease-Fire Spurned By U Thant   Says U. N. Must Realize Its Objectives First

Special Honors Are Slated For City at Topeka   Lawrence Plays Big Role in Centennial Show at Fairground

Special Honors Are Slated For City at Topeka  Lawrence Plays Big Role in Centennial Chinas wh Bia lacnniin al

First Mental Bill Moved   Measure Changes Procedure For Releasing Criminals

NOMA PARLEY SLLN. Meeting with Kennedy May Be in U. S. This Fall.

Mrs. FDR, Ike's Brother, Reuther To Head Up Drive   Answering Castro’: ‘Tractor’ Demand For Prisoners

~ BULLDOZERS FOR PRISONERS — Castro Sends Group  To Discuss Ransom

To Be Sent Io U. 9S.  Invasion Prisoners Set To Arrange For Ransom

Announces 1[,200 Captured In Invasion Attempt Would Be Exchanged ‘In Order of Importance’ for 500 Bulldozers

Freed Cubans To Ask Ransom For Captives  Castro Says They Will be Sent to

Mrs. Roosevelt, Dr. Fisenhower and Reuther  Offer to Raise Funds for 500  Tractors to Ransom Prisoners

Castro Pushes Ransom Deal   Group of Captives To Be Sent to U.S.

Prisoners For Bulldozers ‘Cubans To Come To U.S.  To Arrange For Ransom

Castro Offered 500. Tractors  for Prisoners —   Mrs. Roosevelt, Reuther, Dr. Eisenhower Accept Pian

Prisoner Group To Be Sent To U.S. To Dicker   Cubon Boss Repeats Offer To Swap Men For 500 Bulldozers

Offer Tractors for Prisoners   Fund-Raising Drive Planned If Castro Accepts Exchange

LOCKED IN CAR 15 HOURS   CASTRO BARES RANSOM PLAN Cuban Prisoner Exchange Ahead

Castro to Send a Cuban Prisoners for Bulldozers’ Committee to U.S.

[ells TV Audience Fafe of 1,200 Is Up to Kennedy   Mission Due Sunday; Charges Submarine Sank Cuban Launch

Castro Seeks 500 Bulldozers American Prisoner Group  Will Arrange For Ransom

State, Reclamation Bureau Take Steps Toward Partnershin-lie Water Project

) Ships Collide In L. Michigan  Amertcan Vessel   American Vessel Is Badly Damadged

Timber Ship Reports Heavy Bow Damage  Coast Guard Cutter Rushes To Scene; Seek Second Ship

Ships Crash on Lake Michigan  Motor Vessel   Motor Vessel Disabled but Not Expected to Sink

Kootenai River Rising Along Weakened Dikes; * More Workers on Dutv

Kootenai Kiv Kiver  1,500 Men Fight to Save Idaho Dikes From Flood

HERALD INDEX   Party Humiliates Stalin, Will Remove Body From Lenin Tomk

POSTHUMOUS HUMILIATION Commies Order Stalin’s Body Removed From Red Square

Stalin’s Embalmed Body Ousted From Red Shrine   Nikita Accomplishes New ‘Revolution’ ‘With Removal of Stalin's Body From Tomb

In Disgrace  Soviet Communist Party Orders Stalin's Body Removed From Red Square

Reds Decree Removal Of Embalmed — Body of Stalin From Lenin Mausoleum

Communists United on  Removal of Stalin's Body From Red Square Crypt

Employes Deny Sheridan Charges  Contradict Others; Hope To Finish Hearing Today

‘Only Self Defense’ Brutality Charges Denied By Employes At Sheridan

ivpical New Urleans Farental Vow  ‘My Children Will Never Go To School With Negroes’

Forced School Integration Futile in New Orleans; Ten Whites, One Negro Attend

Report Raps ‘Loose Administration’ Of Massillon State Hospital Aftairs

_ RT ATTACK VICTIM   Joan Davis Is Mourned  By Entertainment World

“Queen OF Comedy” Zany Joan Davis Mourned By Entertainment World

USW Leaders Bide Time In Efforts To Defeat  Union Administration

Giant Carrier Tested   ‘Kitty Hawk’ Eases Down Delaware Rivet For 4 Days of Trials

: ~LONGEST SHIP AFLOAT— Kitty Hawk, New U.S. Carrier, Puts To Sea

New Aircraft Carrier Kitty Hawk, t anoest Ship Afloat, Puts ‘To Sea

New Super Carrier Undergoing Tests   USS Kitty Hawk Is the Longest Ship Ever.

FIRST MISSILE. ARMED CARRIER GOES TO SE!   Kitty Hawk is Longest Ship  Afloat, Can Carry  Bombers.

pec teeea TOP-LEVEL HUDDLE SET TODAY JFK, Council Receive Secret Laos Report

Vital Decision Hinted  ~ JFK Hears Secret  Report on Laos Crisis

Kennedy, Security Council Confer, but Keep Silent—May Ask Action by UN

QUR FUTURE~ARE WE READY FOR IT!  Tide Running Against Homeowners Here as ‘Hidden War' Grows  - Apartment House Construction in   - Apartment House Construction in : Valley Makes Slow, Steady Gains

-QUR FUTURE—ARE WE. READY FOR IT? <>” Tide Running Against Homeowners Here as "Hidden War’ Grows   Apartment House. Construction ‘in’ ‘Valley. Makes Slow; Steady Gains

OUR FUTURE—ARE WE READY FOR IT!  Tide Running Agains! Homeowners Here as ‘Hidden War’ Grows   ‘Apartment House Construction in Valley Makes Slow, Steady Gains

Prod Is Giver To Shelters For Military   Order Designed To Show Civil Defense Is Taken Seriously

 Study Is Initiated By Pentagon  iDefense Decides Military ‘Should Act On Shelters

Ow n Protection Lags  F allout Shelters Pushed F or U.S. Military Areas

Military Fallout Shelters Uroed   Study of Program Asked by Gilpatric

MILITARY ASKS FOR SHELTERS    Defense Department  Seeking Action  ft

Decide Military Should Do Something ‘About Providing Profection For People

Will Protect Hs Own Military -To Build Own Civil Defense Shelters

Shelter Plans For Military To Be Studiec   Defense Department Notes Little Has Been Done

Defense Official Tells Military  To Provide Own Fallout Protectio:

Showers   Defense Agency Opens Study on Own Shelters   Problem of Protecting Military Aides from Fallout Is Pondered

 Defense Dept. to Follow Its Own Advice, To Build Fallout Shelters for Personnel

Defense Agency Onens Study On Own Shelters   Problem Of Protecting Military Aides From Fallout Is Pondered

Instead Of Talk....+  Civil Defense Decides —Jt’s Time For Action

Memorandum prods for military shelters ONLY A HANDFUL NOW PROVIDED

Military Is Given C. D. Order   Memorandum Is Issued By Defense Group

Watch Kept On Father By Kennedy   President Goes Back to Work on Nation’s Business

Specialist, Dr. Travell Give His Back Routine Year-end Checkup Today

President Is Busy      Keeping Close Check On Condition Of Seriously Ill Father

To Work On State Of Union Talk  Pres. Kennedy Undergoes Florida Medica! Checkup

es ee eee eee ee Tere ree T eee Peete eee eee UU OE IUCR EUR OOUUOOUCOTOQUUER  JFK Goes Back To Work On Nation's Business

Kennedy Back To Business  k oene An Ive   Keeps An Kye On His Father Seriously Ill

Father Listed As Improving After Surgery   President To Work On Budget, Three Aides Will Assist

Kennedy Plans Medical Check, Conferences   Father's Condition Said Unchanged

 Keeps Close Tabs on Father's Condition...   JFK Resumes Work, Gets Physical Checkup

JFK. Has Date With Budget Aides, Doctors   Prepares Contents Of 1962 Message

President meets advisors in Florida after medical check-up on his back

Kennedy Faces Busy Schedule  eae, Seen see Sf ee   President Visits Father at Hospital

Kennedy Gets Back Checkup, Scans Budget  JFK Keeps Watch On Dad, Warks On

JFK Refurns to lasks of Office, Has Physical’  ‘No Back Trouble’; Father Still Ii!

Kennedy Busy, Keeps Watch On ll Father  Go tk Ts ek   President To Get Yearend Physical Checkup On Back

Kennedy Visits Dad, Sets Busy Scheduie   Mrs. Wilson Ill, Holding Her Own

Kennedy Conferences Planned Afier Year-End Medical Checkup Today

Kennedy Is Facing Busy Day   Several Items Slated to Occupy President's Time

Sees Father, Due To Have CheckToday   Top Aides Assist President On State Of Union Message

JFK Summons Key Advisers To Palm Beach   President Faces Busy Day; Works On Budget, Speech

JFK Working On Budget, Union Address  . Baek Exariititien  Blee lawvaal ff

PRESIDENT 10 HAVE MEDICAL EXAMINATION   To Undergo Yearend Checkup Of His Back By Specialist   KENNEDY VISITS AILING FATHER

President to Take Informal Medical Exarr   checkup Comes Pre. paratory to Compo. sition of State of Union Message,

JFK Prepares New Budget, Conaress Talk   President Also Expected to Undergo YearEnd Checkup on His Back.

Checkup Due President  Relaxed JK Visits Father   Swimsuits Scrapped Florida Records Chilly Christmas

Kennedy Visits Ailing Father President Schedules  Work On Budget, Stat Of The Union Messave

 Kennedy Sees Father, Has Back Checked  Before Returning to Affairs of State

Kennedy Goes Back To Worl  On Business  President Keeping Watch On Condition   President Keeping Watch On Condition Of His Seriously Il Father At Palm Beacl

President Visits Ailing Father, Gets  To Work On Budget And State Of Unior

Kennedy Back at Work on Nation's Business Today   Keeping Watch on Father's Health: Has Back Checkup.

President to. Be Examinec By Doctors  Kennedy Appears Relaxed When He  ra TT: rm f

President Faces Busy Day Today   Works on Budget And Message to Congress; To See Ailing. Father

~-JFK GETS BACK CHECKUP-._ Ready To Take Last Look At The Budget

JFK Checks on Father at Start Of a Busy Day  Behi ind the Whe el  Pee  ae ee eee

President Buckles Down To Big Tasks   Union Message And Budget Engage Him

JFK Resumes Budget Study, Doctor Date  Confers With Top. Advisors

Kennedy Goes To. Hospital To See Father       Meetings With Advisers Slated

Relaxed Kennedy Awaits Checkup  President Visits Critically UI Father

Aides Join Him To Help ‘On Message   Kennedy To Keep Watch On {tf Dad

Woe Kennedy better  President Back On Job. Gets Physical Checkup

President Visits With His Father   Kennedy Drives To Hospital In Convertible

Stays In Hospital 24. Minutes  Will Take a Last  Glance at Budcet

Kennedy Faces Full, Busy Day At Palm Beach   Back Check-up, Visit To Father, Advisors Confoab On Schedule

Doctors To Give JFK A Checkup   President Goes Back To Work: Father Better

— End Message, Budget, Ill Father Concern President  JFK To Get Annual Checkup

Back Checkup Will Be Made  On President   Chief Executive Sees Seriously Hl Father Before Work Starts

hennedy Resumes Work But Watches Fathers Condition  eat an ak fe Back Examinatio

President Returns To His Work: Keeps Watch On Ailing Father   New York Specialist Arrives To Give JFK Annual Checkup

Kennedy Drives Convertible To Hospital To Visit His Father   Day’s Schedule Includes Work On Budget, State Of Union Messaqe

PRESIDENT WORKS ON MESSAGES   Advisers Called to Florida To Help With Budget And State of the Union Reports. 

JFK Gets Year-End Check-Up   Slates Afternoon Conference With Congress Advisers

Eye On Father’s Condition President Returns Today To Toil On U.S. Business

Sees Ailing Dad Betore Taking Off   Pneumonia Hits  Elder Kennedy

President Ha: Full Schedule Of Business   Ailing Father, Yearend Tasks Keep Chief Busy

President visits ailing father, faces a busy schedule today   Checkup delaved

JFK Gets Physical Check Today  Keeps Tab on Dad and Goes Back to Work

JFK Works On Budget; Sees Father   Joseph Kennedy’s Condition Still Varoely Unchanged?

Kennedy Sees Father For }5 Minutes   President Sets Schedule For More Work On Budaet

Kennedy Returns  to Work   President Will Undergo Annual Physical Checkup

President Pays Visit To Father   President's Back To Get Checkup From Specialist

Kennedy Gets Yearend Checkup At Palm Beach   President's Dad Reported To Be ‘About the Same’

AMA Opposes Plans —— Ike Opens White House  Conferences on Aging

Amid Growing Controversy White House Conference On Aging  Opens With Address By President

‘AMA Backs Medical Aid Bill   Dispute Swirls at White House Conference on Aae Problem

White House Conference On Aging Starts  Controversies Alread: Develop over Medica Care Program

lke Opens Conference on Aging   Meet Becomes Center of Feud Before Starting

medical Ald an Issue NN an Issue  Eisenhower Opens Conference on Aging

Ike Addresses Opening Session Conference on Aging Center of Controversy

“White House Meeting On Aged Starts Today; Controversy Expected   Medical Association Charged With Stacking Conference

Ike Opens Conterence On Aging   Controversy Hits Issue Before Meeting Begins

Emportan Is Attenaing....     Conference on Aging Being Held at White House Today

Conference On Aging Sets Off Hassle   AMA Accused Of Trying to Stack Opening Session

Castro Vows To Eliminate His Enemies   Order Given for RKesumption of Firing Squad ‘Justice’ Despite Protests.

Firing Squad Courts Resume  ‘Castro Vows to Wipe Out All Enemies

Inside Todav’s News   Castro Ignores Growing Opposition To Killings

Adenauer Asks Nuclear Power   Says NATO Should Be Given Authority Held by Kennedy

Ur ges Power For NATO Te Retaliate   Adenauer Says Move  Would Strengthen Bargaining Position

Kennedy Now Holds Power Adenauer Demanding Authority To Use NATO Nuclear Weapons

Adenauer Says NATO  Needs Nuclear Power   Kennedy, Adenauer In Sharp Disagreement

Wall Must Go, Says Adenauer   German Chancellor Says NATO Must Have Power to Order N-Arm:

Ge Germany:  Says NATO Must Have  Atom Power   Adenauer States Nations Could Then Retaliate

Adenauer Says NATO Must Be Given Authority to Wage Nuclear Warfare

Adenauer Says NATO Members Should Have Authority To Use U.S. Weapons

Adenauer Asks Power  For NATO   Asks Authority To Give Order To Retaliate

Retaliation Power For . NATO Urged  ‘Adenauer Calls.   Adenauer Calls. For Strengthening Of West’s Forces

NATO Must Have Nuclear Control, Adenauer Asserts  Strongest Possible Position Vital Durina Talks. He Says

West German: Ask Atomic Arms Control  -JFK, Konnie Split Brewina On Eve   -JFK, Konnie Split Brewing On Eve Of German’s Visi+

Adenauer Asks NATO Finger On Atomic Trigger  erman WVnhancellior

Stronger NATO Sought By Adenauer   Wants Forces Given Authority To Use Nuclear Weapons

Adenauer Asks NATO Finger on Atomic Trigger   German Chancellor Wants Transfer of Power from Kennedy

Bonn Chief Asks Power For NATO   ‘Adenauer Asserts A-Weapons Needed To Curb Aggressor

iT hed I COurt .  Lawmakers’ Expense Bill Challenged By Taxpayer

suit Filed in Court . Lawmakers Expense Bill Challenged By Taxpayer

Czech Plane Dives, 52 Aboard Die   Crash in Germany Investigated for Possible Sabotage

U.N. Delegates See Force of Blast As Nuclear Frankenstein for Reds

Blast Might Have Gotten Out Of Hand   (‘See Page 3, Blast ‘Immoral Act.’)

Did Russia's Big Nuclear Blast Get Out of Hand When It Was Set Off? 

Reds to Start Berlin Airport  Trouble Soon   Refugees in Uniform Sav East Germany's Reds Set For Action

East Germans Plan Phony Kidnapings At West Berlin Airports, Escapees Say

COMMUNISTS PLAN TROUBLE AT AIRPORTS   Energetic Counteraction Planned By West Berlin’s Mayor   PROVOCATIONS ARE EXPECTED

Phony Kidnap Red Plot In Berlin Seen,  W. German Official   W. German Officials Ready To Handle Any Such Provocations

Two Officials Held Hours; Civilians Pressured To Reveal Tank [nformation

Britain Claims Officials Held Without Food  Says East Berlin Also Tried to Get  Touriste to Sov

On The Inside   He Hopes Taxp ayers Steam Over His ‘Free’ Cadillac

Soviet Police Chief Dropped From his Post   Shelepin Transferred To New Work; He Had Denounced Molotov

Buchananite, Impaled, Dies  Alan Sorensen, 22, Caught On Tractor

Succumbs To Tractor Injuries   Buchanan Farm Worker Was Impaled On. Tine

President In Appeal For School Aid   Asks House Action To Insure Vote On Federal Financing

Demo Worker Is Fired In Vote Failure  Affairs Appear To Fle lee kent   Affairs Appear To Be Crackup Up le Warren County

Leftists Vice President Stays In Paris Awaiting Outcome of Hot  Struggle Between Congress, Three Army Chiefs

Constitution Is Flouted By Military Men   Attempt Made To Block Vice President From Accumina Ton Office

Succession Disputed by Army Heads   Goulart Decides To Stay in Paris to Await Development

Three Military Chiefs Seek To Block Goulart, Leftist, From Taking Over Presidency   GET SOME suPPORT

Ex-President of Brazil Backs Leftist Goulart   Congress and Military Embroiled In Dispute Over Succession

Goulart Gets Support From Former President   Brazil Congress in Bitter Dispute With Military 

Brazil Military, Congress In Bitter Struggle   Service Chiefs Seek To Block Leftist From Taking Power

Former President Backs Goulart Despite Opposition of Military; Vice President Still in Europe

Kubitschek  Joins Fray   Congress In Bitter Fight; Military Barring Goulart

Goulart Given Major Support From Ex-Chief   Brazil Presidency Hangs in Balance; Leftist in France

Army Men Opposing His Return  Legislators Name Board to Find Wa ae ee ee ee eee   

Marking Time While Military Balks Takeover  Former President Supports Leftist:

Goulart’ s Fate Pondered  Brazil Congress Locked In Big Struggle Today

Chiefs Keep Battling To Bar Leftist   Congress Leaders Seek Solution To President Puzzle

Brazilian VP Marking Time In France  Power Struggle   ANY ATTEMPT

In Bitter Struggle  Military Chiefs Defy  Brazilian Constitution

Former Brazilian President Gives Support To Leftist For Position

Continue To wag  Vice President Goulart From Assuming Presidency; Congress Is Embroiled In Bitter Dispute With Army

Castro Advocates Guerrilla War by  Brazilian People   Kubitschek Supports Goulart, Military Still Fights Return

‘Unwanted’ Veen Gathers New Backing   Ex-Chief Kubitschek Supports Goulart, Still Waiting in Paris

Congress, Military Battling   Goulart Still in Europe Awaiting Word

Leftist Backed By Kubitschek In Brazil Crisis   Congress Is Locked ir Bitter Struggle With Military Leaders

Opposed For Presidency By Military   Says He Will Mark  Tume In Paris

Goulart Remains In Paris To:Wait Out Developments, Says Solution May Be Near

SOME FAVOR CHANGES IN GOVERNMENT   Goulart Appears Not Ready For Dash Back Home

Goulart Marking Time in Paris; Not in a Hurry  Thinks Solution Near

BACKED BY KUBITSCHEK   Former Brazilian President Supports Leftist Who Is Barred From Presidency By Military Chiefs.

Goulart gets more support   Vice President is still marking time in Paris

Ex-President Backing V.P. In Brazil   Congress And Military Fight For Control

Kubitschek Flings Weight To Known Leftist  But Military Chiefs Still Opposed

Brazil Veep Backed for Presidency   Leftist Leader in France, Believes Solution Is Near

Negotiators Work Out Pact At 2 am Today   Union Ratifies Agreement In Secret Ballet This Mornine

Eisenhower Impressed Political Leaders Applaud Kennedy's Speech af U.N.

Says Kennedy Erases Stigma By U.N. Stand   Humphrey Believes Prestige Recouped bv Address

Hausner Ends Court Quiz Of Eichmann  Defendant Admits Part in Conspiracy  To Hide Slaughter

Cross-Examination Ends Kichmann Admits Part  In Mass Slaughter Plot

2 SSS ee  Congress Catholics Can Vote Own Ideas On Aid. Prelate Says

Nun Describes Days and Nights Of Terror at Hands of Congo Soldiers

Testimony Startles Courtroom  Eichmann Likens Self As Pontius Pilate

Sing Sing Prison Convicts Stage "Sit-la Strike With Room Service’

THE WEATHER  Freezing Drizzle or Light Snow   Bridge Has First Wreck Before Openina

Committee Plan Of Redistricting Goes to Senate   Same Plan Was Defeated In Senate In 1959

Harry Byrd Faces New Vote Test     Viroinia’s Thre   Virginia’s Three Top Offices Are at Stake

Real Issue Is Test Of Byrd's State Machine   GOP’ers Waiting Results Before Announcing Slate

Excise Tax Plan Brings Criticism   Governor’s Tax Proposal Attacked from All Sides, Including Utility. Firms

LEAVE BIRMINGHAM  Racially Integrated Group Succeeds In Boarding Bus

REVERSES EARLIER ACTION House Approves Bill Regulating Billboards

Young Army Recruits Were On Their — Way To South Carolina Training Cis

Three Of Crew Also Killed As Landing Fails   Pilot, Flight Engineer Only Two To Survive Flaming Wreckage

Vast School Aid Proposec fo Kennedy:   Study. Group Urges Pouring $3.5 Billion Inta ‘Nation's Systerr

Huoe School Aid Plan for U.S. Offered   Kennedy Receives "Task Force’ Study To Assist Education

More US Funds For School Loans And Grants Urgec   $314 Billion Is Recommended to ‘Lift’ Schools

GrounUraes — Loans, Grants To Education   Plan Recommended To Kennedy Asks $3.5 Billion

Task Force  Recommends  Program Priority Urged on  Loans, Grants for @ iL oatea CCisatliamdea

TASK FORCE REPORTS TO KENNEDY   Improving Level School Systems Is Proposed

Federal Help On Teachers’ Pay Favored   Kennedy Gets Report Asking Extensive Loans And Grant:

Special Task Force Recommenas  Kennedy Urged to Pump Billions imto Education

It Would Cost Over $3 Billion   Objective: to Lift Education to New Level of Excellence

Lift Schools to New Level, Plan Suggests   Recommend High Priority Program of $314 Billion

2.5-Billion School Help Plan Drawn   Loan-Grant Blueprint Is Handed Kennedy By Task Force.

Would Provide $30 Per Pupil i Daily Attendance   Poorer States, Cities And Colleges Would Get Additional Fund:

$3.5 Million In Education Aid Proposed   Plan Recommended To New President

NEWS BRIEFS:   Mbrushchev Sees Russians First, = U.S. 2nd In ‘70

Two-Cents-Per Gallon Hike in Gas Tax Is Principal Item. .   House Passes Tax “‘Proppsals  Without Republican Helr

Bomb Under Car Hurts Kansas City Union President   Controversial Leader of Fire Fighters Suffers Broken Ankles.

Fire Official Hurt  In Bomb Explosion  Blast Rocks Auto Of K.C. Unionist

TRACKS DOWN 'MISER'S HOARD’ Canny Scot's Last Will Sends  Executor on Hunt for Treasure

Algiers Awaits New Oufbreak Of Violence   Right-Wing Group Hooks Into Radio, Assails DeGaulle

Extremists Broadeast  Tn Algeria   Get Control Of Radio By Hooking Cable; French Alarmed

Hook-In Used During News Broadcast   Excited Listeners Think Another Uprising Is at Hand

Secret Hook-In Startles People Underground In Algiers Rips De Gaulle By Radio

Extremists H ook Into R adio Algiers Cable, Violently Attack De Gaulle in Broadcast

Hooks Into Radio Cable Algerian Underground Flays DeGaulle Todav

Algerian Rightists Cut into TV   Violent Speech Against De Gaulle Hooked Into Cable of Radio Algiers

Underground Right-Wingers Hook Into Radio Alaiers; Blast De Gaulle

De Gaulle Rapped By Rebel Word   Right-Wing Cuts Into Algiers Wave Length

Alpenion Tadeepetnnd Cuts In On Radio Broadcast To Attack De Gaulle

broadcast Startles French  Rightists Hook In To Algiers Radio, Attack De Gaulle

Extremists Set Off New Alarm in Algiers   Right-Wingers Secretly Hook Into Cable of Radio Algiers and Launch Violent Attack On De Gouile:- Stir Fears of New Uprising

Rebel Radio Hookup Hits At de Gaulle   Algiers Extremists Have Secret Tie-ins  >  Stir Uprising Scare

Rightists Hit A De Gaulle Over Radio   Hook Into Cable For Bitter Attack On French Chief

LATIN AMERICA LEADERS AGREE TO PLAN AIMS   Some in Opposition To Coordination

Latins Oppose Coordination  Agree With US. Ain for Economic Aids,

Object to Committee...  Latin Leaders Favor Aims  Of Development Programs      Nothing New in Plan for Berlin .  Experts Skeptical « of f Khrushchev’s Bid

Centralized Latin Aid Opposed   Key Nations Laud JFK’s Long-Term Plan But Dislike  Clanrdination

Latin American Leaders Agree With JFK Aims   U.S. Long-term Aid Program Lauded By Confab Delegates

Would Help To Improve  Way Of Life   Key Nations Oppose Economic Planning Coordination Move -

JFK Program Is Approved By Latin America  Big Nations Object To .s Bid For pal Coast ae Planning

Latin Americans Back Kennedy's Aid Program   Brazilian Warns Of Grave Danger In Poor Areas

Kennedy s Latin Plan Gets Okay   Only Cubans Fail to Laud Loan Program

’ But Dislike Economic Coordination ee BCONOMic _oordination  Latins Laud Kennedy Plan

Finds Little New   Cuban Only One To Object  Kennedy’s Broad Aid Plan Wins Latin Leaders’ Okay

Latin-American Chiefs  Behind JKF's Aims   U.S. Offers Long-Term Aid to Help  Raise Standards In Latin-America; Brazil Minister Warns of Grave Danger

LOCAL TEMPERATURES   Latin-America Chiefs Agree With Aims Of Kennedy's Plan

LATINS LAUD US. AID PLAN   Big Nations Hedge At Central Econom Proposal. Though

3,000 U.S. Troops  Maneuver In Berlin   West Berlin Grateful But Red East Denounces Maneuvers As War Exercise

Artificial Arms, Legs  Tiny Tot Has No Limbs But Walks. Feeds Self

W ashin gton: .  U.S. Accuses Russians of  War Tactics  Ambassador Says Nuclear Testing  Shows Intentions

Says Red's Future Policy ToBeBased On Huma Terror  ol ea nd Meet

CRITICIZES RED POLICY   Dean Returns Home, Confers  With President

Soviet Conducts Nuclear Test   U.S. Negotiator Says Soviet Mistaken Russ Terror Policy Blasted

Dean Says Soviet Nuclear Test Step  Policy of ‘Terror’  U.S. Envoy Doubts World Will Yield To ‘Blackmail’

Dean Back From Geneva; Meets With President   McCloy and Rusk Join Conference

Russia Follows Terror Policy, Dean Charges   Free World Firm In Bid to Resist, Kennedy Aide Says

Dean Says Soviet Intent Is to Create Terror   Superbomb It Claims Is Not Military Weapor

Nuclear Decision Shows Intention  Russia Using Blackmail, Tseris Strategy, US Dinlomat Charges

Hot Stuff   Kennedy. Dean Talk  Atom Crisis  McCloy And Rusk  Join In; President i i oe

Envoy Says Reds Underestimate People of Worle   Statement Drafted As Kennedy Confers With Top Advisers

Trying to gain end by fright   Dean returns from Geneva nuclear talks

With Nuclear Tests  Ambassador Dean Charges Reds With Terror Policy

Wilson Market Sales Spotlight   Terrorization Of Humanity Rusk Describes Future Policy Of Soviet Union

JFK Holds Atomic Test Crisis Talks  Dean, McCloy And Rusk Meet At White House

Ambassador Meets With President   McCloy, Rusk Join In 25-Minute Huddle At White House

U. S. NEGOTIATOR CHARGES  Russ Have Adopted Policy  Of “Terrorizing Humanity’

Rusk Meets Kennedy on Test Crisis  McCloy ‘Also Joins In Conference Held

Terror Now Red Policy, Dean Says   Russia Underestimates Free World, Secretary Says After Call on JFK

Dean  Soviets  \\ Terror   Statement Is Given After Kennedy Meetine

Dean Charges Red Policy Is One of Terror   Says People of World Won't Give In to ‘Blackmail’

Showery   Paging The News   Kennedy Confers With Dean On Atomic Test Crisis

Open Nuclear Crisis Parleys   Ambassador Dean, Just Back From Geneva, Huddles With President

WOULD SHOW U.S. DESIRE FOR PEACE   Theory Advanced In Urging Congress Pass Bill  PRESIDENT   Confers With Top Aides On Berlin; 13 Senators Urge U.S. Testing

Kennedy, Dean Confer On Atomic Test Crisis   Kennedy Reporter Eager to Set Up Disarm Commission

Murder Indictment Rushed Against Thompson—  1,000 Attend Mass of the Angels  For Slain 'Googie’ Kiercorius

Night of Terror Ends for Victims © Of Alpine Tragedy  Q1 Ci abtcaare Dacriian Fram Tiny   81 Sightseers Rescued From Tiny Cable Cars Stalled Above Glacier

81 Rescued From Tiny Cable Cars  Sightscers Spend Night High Over Alpine Glacier

&/ Sightseers Saved After Freak Mishap   Six Killed; Some Survivors Spend Nearly 20 Hours Suspended in Air

Hours of Terror Over  Last of 81 Taken From Cable Cars Above Alps

After Freak Accident Tense Sightseers Rescued From Stranded Cable Cars

81 Cable Car Riders Savec  AT? he nf Vaeeny Pane   Night of Terror Over Alps Glacier Ends

81 Sightseers Rescued From Cable Cars After Dangling All Night Over Glacier

Trapped Tourists:  Rescued  81 Weather Cold Bitabse Civ Dia In   81 Weather Cold Night; Six Die In Freak Accident

Rescue 81 Sightseers From Cable   Some Spend 20 Hours ir Cars Hanging Above Alpine Glacier.

Trapped In Cable Cars High In Air   Over Three Score Saved; Six Killed In Mishap

Suspended Hundreds of Feet in Air.... Rescuers Save Sightseers From Cable Cars

High Above Alpine Glacier Many Sightseers Rescued From  Cable Car Trap

Jet Cut Tow Cable — Rescue of Those Trapped  In Cable Cars Completed

Jet Plane Cuts Cable; Six Killed   25 Other Cars Left Dangling High Over Alps   Picture on Page 3,

6 Of 87 Passengers Die As Plane Cuts Cable Of Alpine Sightseer Cars

6 Killed When Jet Cuts Cable   Passengers Suspended for Hours in Cold

Alpine Rescue Is Completed  81 Spend Cold _ Night Suspended in Cable Cars

Night of Terror Suspended High Above Glacier   Six Others Plummet To Death When Plane Snaps Traction Line

AFTER BIZARRE ACCIDENT Inch-By-Inch Alpine Rescue Saves Stranded Tourists

FREAK MISHAP CLAIMS 6 LIVES—  Rescue Of 81 Tourists Aboard Stranded Cable Car Completed

Sightseers in France Ferried to Safety After Cable Car-Jet Mishap Claims Six

81 SIGHTSEERS SAFE AFTER HOURS OF TERROR  Grim Cable Car Rescue Is Completed

Six Plunge To Death As Plane Severs Line   Survivors Spend Hours Suspended High Above Glacie:

81 Sightseers.Are Rescued In Alps After Night In Dangling Cable Cars

Church Target Of Lies, Claim  Presbyterian Leader  ee a ; hae in tp ns   Presbyterian Leader Hits at Birch Group

—CAMPAIGN OF FALSEHOODS'— Church Leader F lays  Anti-Comimunist Unit

Local Woman Killed When Hit by Train   Mishap Occurs Saturday At Ninth St. Crossing Near Lincoln Avenue

Mrs. Fabiano Dies Sunday In Hospital   Mishap Occurs Soturday At Ninth St. Crossing Near Lincoln Avenue

Lawmakers Vs. Law Enforcement Officers-- Showdown Scheduled in Vice Probe

Redistricting Test  To Supreme Court “Petition Withdrawn By King, Bollinger.

Deep Freeze Stings Much Of Nation   Variety of Weather Sweeps as Far South As New Orleans

COMMENTARY:  De Gaulle Appears To Be Out Of Step With U.S. And Britian Again

,OouTN- Viel Nam an)  Four U.S. jets get credit as scouts against Commie:

USAF Jets Guide Strikes InS. Viet Nam   Act as Scouts But Reported ‘Logging Time’

Four Used In Scouting Red Rebels  Planes Credited   Planes Credited With Big Assist: In War

U.S. Jets Assist Viet Nam   Planes Credited With Pinpointing Secret Rebel Base:

THE WEATHER   Four U.S.  Jets Aid Vietnamese   Reconnaissance Planes Big Help

U. S. Jets Aid So. Viet Nam As Air Scouts   Photograph Secret Bases of Communist Viet Cong Troops

U.S. Jets  Scout For Viet Nam  Fowr Alreraft   Four Aircraft Pinpoint Secret Commie Bases, Red Troon Areas

Air Force Jets Aid S. Viet Nam  5 gn, <n oe   Serve as Scouts to Photoaraph Enemy

WAR AGAINST RED REBELS —  AF Jets Credited As Scouts In Viet Nam

Probable . Cause: Cause: Exposure Speed Skater’s Death At Saratoga Probed

Agreement in Latin Aid Dispute Neat   Argentine Leader Intervenes in Row on Use of Billion:

Rain Stops But Battles Against  Flood Continue Rough Weather Switches to Atlantic Coast

Sun Shines In Midwest; East Stormy   Flood Threats Still Building in 3 States; Hundreds Are Homelec.

K Renews Deadline lor West   Rusk Expected to Reveal Reaction at News Meeting

Showdown On Berlin Problem A Step Closer      Nikita Sharpens West's Deadline

Molotov Accused Of Plot   Mikoyan Says Former Premier Planned Revolutio:

First Deputy Rips Albania In Speech  Accusations At Red Congress

Mikoyan Accuse Molotov of Bid  To Seize Power   Waelad £ nssenmmebe   World Communists Hear Bitter Attack On Ex-Stalin Aide

Reigning Leland Queen   Mikoyan Blasts Molotov In Red Party Dispute

Mikoyan Blasts Molofov af Red Party Congress  Attack Indicates Trial, Purge May Be Forthcoming

Purge In Making Mikoyan Accuses Molotov 0 Irying To Seize Power--Exnels Albania From Communist Camp

Molotoy Attempted Revolution   Accusation Made By Mikoyan at Party Congress

New Democratic Governor Considers His Official Certification Of Election As ‘Conclusive’,   SEES NO PARALLEL TO CHAMBERS CASE

Meet At Falls City LLL LLL nent,  Cities Gird For Fight To Keep M-P Eaqles

NewB. H. Queen Is Petite Miss   Gaylene Morse Stands Out Among 41 Others

Backs Rules Committee Change Rayburn Appeals to GOP To Support Liberal Plan

NSS bebe oP NA NSEVE EYEE OF bw he  Revhum / Appeals For Liberal Plan

Opposition To Invasion ls Lacking   Advance Guard 350 Miles From Leopoldville

Lumumbists Mareh on Leopoldville  Confusion oe a   Confusion Rules Capital

Confusion, Apathy Rule Capital City   Invaders Appear To Be Meeting With No Planned Opposition

Confusion, ApathyRule In Capital   Invading Congo Force Gathers Support On Way

Lumumbists Threatening Leopoldville   Invaders Meet No Opposition, Gather Support En Route

Gain Support Going Toward  Leopoldville   Invading Force Four Days From Capital; Control Luluabourg

Invaders In 350 Miles Of Leopoldville  Others Already  eniitmea Area.   Others Already Controlling Area 150 Miles Away

Lumumba’s Allies Push Near Capital  Unchecked March   Unchecked March Stirs Apprehension in Leopoldville; LeaderBitterly Accuses UN

50 Others Injured  Theater Ceiling Falls; 1 Dead   JUMPED UNDER SEAT

House Group Raps Keeping Data ‘Secret’   Blames Eisenhower Administration Far ‘Political? Maneuver

Pickets Showing Of “Exodus”’ Film  Boston Nazi “Fuehrer” Is Rescued From Angry Mob

Under Federal Order Little Rock Will Expanc  School Desegregation

Little Rock to Expand Schoo!  Desegregation   Gov. Faubus Charges ‘Surrender by Degree: To the NAACP’

Inte gration:  Little Rock to Desegregate Four Schools   Move Is Called Slow Surrender  To the NAACP

Lenten  ‘ personal messages of Inspiralion and faith   The Miracle Had Happened

This ts Biggest Day For Pair   Dr. Finch, Carole Facing Either Life Or Death

Stiff New Penalties for Crime in Skies  Senate Speeds Hijack Bill

Senate Unit OKs Hijack  Legislation   Life In Prison Provided For Crime In Skies

Committee Okays Sky Crime Bill   Penalties Stuff; House Pushing Similar Bill

How It Was BABY 1%2 SHOULD. DISCARD DIAPERS FOR WARM WOOLLIES TO MAKE ENTRANCE

 How It Was:  BABY 1962 SHOULD. DISCARD DIAPERS FOR WARM WOOLLIES  ‘TO ‘MAKE ENTRANCE

Compromise 01 Taxes Passed In Minnesota   Senate Votes Change In Divorce Doctrine

$75,000 Sought In Fatal Crash  Royalton Supervisor Sued Ru Stanhijcarc

Supervisor Sued Over Car Death   Harley Marschke Named Defendant

Cancer Kills 60-Year-Old Movie Hero   Nation, Filmland Mourn Western Star of 35 Years

Coop's Herioc Fight Is Ended   Longest Reigning Film Star Praised By Priest, Doctor For Final Courage

Movie Colony Sorrowful ——  Gary Cooper Dies After _ Battle: Against Cancer

Gary Cooper Loses Heroic Death Duel  Veteran Film Star Courageous   Veteran Film Star Courageous To Last as Illness Runs Course

Gary Cooper Dead At 60   Actor Loses Courageous Battle  To Cancer: Movieland Mourns

Screen Star Cooper Dies Of Cancer   Wife at Veteran Actor's Bedside As Struggle Ends

Cancer takes life of Gary Cooper MOVIES’ MOST ENDURING STAR DIES AT THE AGE OF 60

KENNEDY ASKS MORE MARINES   Would Add 12,000 Men: Reshaping Combat  Divisions

Committee Says Castro to Blame   Charges Changes in Demands Aimed at Killing Agreement

Castro Tries Io Reopen Iractor Deal   Captive Delegation On Way Despite ‘End’ of Swap Try

Prisoner Commission Due in U.S.   Immigration Service May Not Allow Men To Enter Country

Castro Sending Negotiators   Wants New Talks Despite U.S. Group’s Withdrawal

As Prelude To Spring  Invasion   Factions Unite For Joint Attack

Parochial Aid Plan Favored  Buses Would Take Pupils Only as Far Ae Daruielie Crhaal«

Moore To Visit   Cuban Charges Aerial Attack ‘‘Imperialistic Piracy’ Act

CubansTellUN U.S. To Blame   By HENRY RAYMONT Tinttea”l Proue International

Castro's Regime Takes Incident Before UN Body   Stevenson Rejects Claims, Russian lssues Warning

8-YEAR ILLINOIS EXILE OVER FOR THE DEMOCRATS   Republicans Moving Out of  Springfield; Powell, Car pentier End Feud.

Brilliant Career Climaxed Today By Inauguration  Three Democrats Also Take Office; Only GOP  Holdover Ie Carnentier

UN Troops Overrun By Katangese Mob   Tshombe-Led Army Withdraws After Ultimatum’s Satisfied

IMéb Seizes Field from U.N. —  Katangese Gain Part Control of Airport

Osterhout Lake Man Tames Fish   Finny Pets Have Names; Delight Youngsters

Election Bill Still Stalled~   Foes of Runoff Proposal  Claim ‘Outside’? Pressure

Little Boy Played With Matches: He’s Dead. Mother, 4 Sisters Too

Goa Action Detended By Nehru   Indian Leader Still Waves Peace Banner

Distressed Nehru ‘Still For Peace   Anticipates Being Called Hypocrite But Says India Had No Choice On Goa

 New Year’s Message  Nehru Says Action in Goa Forced; Appeals For Peace

Inside The News   IN SEIZING ENCLAVES ; Nehru Denies India Wrong

Admits He Is Being Branded As Hypocrite By Much Of World   TREATY WITH RED CHINA WILL LAPSE

Rocket Fails in Probe. ofLethal: Dust.   Unable t6 Ignite Fourth Boosier 

Texas House Gets More Sales Tax Propositions That Governor Will Vetc

Shepard, Family Relax   Astronaut Receives Quiet Reception At Virginia Home

Shepard to relax a bit   Week's leave; Homecoming quiet, composed

Khrushchev Has Twinkle as He Meets Mrs. Kennedy at Palace   Reds. too

Khrushchev Affable At Elaborate Dinner   Khrushchev Plans To Leave Monday

U. N. Committee Will Recommend Steps for Quick End to Colonialism

Colonial Action  Gets Nod   U.N. Accepts Motion  For Fast Elimination

Colonial Plan Gets Approval Of Assembly   Soviet Amendments Rejected by U.N.: U.S. Approves Move

(LLIED ‘VIOLATION Ss Soviets Reject. Protests, Berlin 4..Power Status

Regents Okay All Year Use of State Schools   Plan Presented By Presidents ls Approved

HERALD INDEX   404 Persons Lose Their Lives  Traffic Death Toll Below. Estimates

Traffic Deaths Under Estimats   404 illed; Motorists Heeded Safety Pleg

Holiday Ends With Traffic Toll Below Estimates   Count Shows That 404 Lost Lives In Traffic Deaths Over Labor Day

Traffic Toll Over Holiday Under Estimate   American Motorists Heed Pleas to Drive Safely

HeavySnow. Huge Drifts Stall Autos   Thousands Stranded As Plaws Begin To Make Some Headway

‘Snowstorm Sweeps Across Midwest;  Parts Of Vireinia Also Blanketed

14-foot drifts in northwest Missouri   School children, travelers caught by the thousands

Hundreds Dug  Out From Snow   Storm Moves to Northeast After Crippling N. Missourt

Drifts Range Up lo 14 Ft; Pupils Cau  escuers Sfrive   Rescuers Strive To Reach Midwest Prisoners Of Snow

Midwest Hit by Drifts Up to 14 Feet High, but Fox Cities Get Flurries

. eae ¥  * i% Mie  tp 3 oh aes “iF 8 RI E FS & A. eee P . “4 “ ‘

 Ben-Gurion Stakes His Political Future “On Getting Own Way in Lavon Affair

Ben-Gurion Quits Post In Israeli  Stakes His Futur On Getting Own

Reno Votes Friday On Pay Raises   Youth Slays His Parents With Rifle

You'll Find lt   Korean Military Junta Gives Troops Back To U.N. Control

Koreans Give In To Americans  Return All ROK Armed Forces To UN Command

U.N. Forces Will Get ROK Troops   American Pressure On Military Junta Brings About Return

Yields to American Pressure Korea Agrees to Return Army to UN's Command

ROK Armed Forces Returr To Operational Control Of U.N.: Junfa Retreats

TAFT - HARTLEY INJUNCTION HELD LIKELY   Negotiations In Nationwide Maritime Strike Broken Off   FACT-FINDERS TO REPORT TO KENNEDY

Landlords Ask Break On Rents  Decontrol Is Aim AtAlban yHeari ne

State Redistricting Is Approved by Senate   Bill Eliminating 11th Congressional District Is Passed by 25-3 Vote With Little Debate; Heads for Further Battles in the House

Nationwide Air Alert : Is Ordered  Firearms For Plane Crews Gets Approva

Kennedy Goes to New York After Attending Two Partie: In His Honor in Washington

Kennedy Attends 2 Parties With Stars. ‘af Entertainment and Political World

Gala Parties Honor Kennedy In Washington   Bart Lytton, Former New Castle Man Hosts JFK

Holiday Road Toll Is Rising   Traffic Deaths Near 500 Mark Estimated By Safety Council

Likely To Pass NSC Estimate But Not Surpass Record 609 Reached in 1955

Berlin Problem Highlights JFK Meet With Press   Too Early To Tell State Budget Needs Uncertain

Four White Men Jailed; Accused of Attacking Bus Load of ‘Freedom Riders’

Ike for U. N. Post   Congress Appropriations For Kennedy Set Record

=—=<SEO News™  BEHIND PAGE 1   Latest Addition To White House Is Let Out Ot Bag ...Tom Kitten

Castro Forces Fight Rebels  Havana Officials ge Pell meeees—s—“‘“‘i‘i Qestéi‘C*w;”   Havana Officials Confirm Reports of Mountain Fighting

Cuba Government Confirms Fierce Battle With Anti-Castro Rebels..  Refuse To Give Details   SCIENTISTS PRAISE RED SPACE FEAT   DISASTER HITS JAPANESE FIREMEN

INVASION SCARE ENDS... Castro turns attention to  education, farm problems

But Rebe! Fighting Hampers Work     ‘Yankee Invasiow Scare Over Cuba Turns to Nation Problems

U.S.. Allied Aides Seek Berlin Plan   Counterproposals To Reds’ Demand Will Be Sought

Allies Plan Counter-Proposals To Russian Demands On Berlin   Diplomats From U.S., Britain, France, West Germany To Meet

West Plans Own Berlin  Proposals  Top Diplomats Will Reply to  Soviet Union

Wiltse’ Appointed To Division Position And Danville Man Manages Defiance Plant

LBJ Reports On Berlin To Congressmen   Colleagues Term Johnson's Mission As ‘Historic’

Democrats Praise Tri p By Johnson   Findings At Berlin Given Leaders At Kennedy Breakfas!

Vice President Giving Report  Tells Demo Leaders About Berlin Visit

Demos Briefed On LBJ's Trip   Group Met With President Kennedy This Morning

Report V. President’s Trip Solidified Relations Between W. Germany, U. S.

Johnson's Trip Called ‘Historic’   Vice President Discusses Findings With Demo Leaders at Breakfast

LB) Colleague: Term Berlin Trip Historic   Top Democratic Leaders, Johnson Discuss Results

Demos Praise LBJ's Mission To W. Berlin   Vice President Survey Of Crisis Cements Relations

Ships and Planes Search Sea Missionaries in Canoes join in Hunt for Michael

(ld Bolshevik Criticized For Khrush Slur   Molotov’s Letter Calls Khrushchev's Proaram Revisionist   News AtA Glance

Ouster From Party Urged Molotov Rapped For Attack  On New Soviet 20-Year Plan

Attack on Khrushchey Program Raised  LR enema ae  Accuse Molotov In Red Congress

Molotoy Accused At Party Meet   Security Laxity In Russia Also Brought Out By Police Head

Military Progress Made  Devices Turn Night Into Day, Unmasking Landing

‘Seeing In Dark’ Demonstration  Successfully Put On By U.S. Army

IMAGE INTENSIFICATION  Army Shows Off Device That Can ‘See’ In Dark

Every Detail Becomes Visible on Screens  Army Device for Seeing in Dark Is Able to Turn Night Into Day

Black Night Becomes Day on Screen Through New Army “Intensifier”’

Beach Maneuvers Seen Ni ght Turns Into Da y With Observer Device

In the News  weaning GRADUATE URGES EQUAL RIGHTS  AT U. OF GEORGIA

In the News WESTMAR GRADUATE  URGES EQUAL RIGHTS AT Tr AT [rarer

Allies Hope To Weld — Solid Front   Major Problem On Bérlin Now Is De Ganlle

FightMore Big Industrial Firms — Pledge to End Race Discrimination

Pathet Lao Accused Of Stalling   Truce Commission — To Find Out Whethe  Cence-Fire Ie Renal

Reds Stalling Over Peacefut Laos Program   Prince On Air Accuses Rebels With Bad Faith

Laos Regime Claims Rebels Are Stalling   Pro-Commies Charge Government With Bad Faith on Talks   Leave for Saigon

Fort Lauderdale Tries Cool Student Tempers   You'll Find It   With Everything From Bed-Pushing To Peace Promotion-- College ‘Silly Season’ In Full Swing

Swe WR ATR BREA  Mass Mass of Humanity Flees Coast Areas Seeking Shelter

GOP Tax Setup  Meets Problems Bank, Utility Levy Actions Debated

BOYS UNHAPPY. GIRLS MARRY) Survey Uncovers Reasons Why Students Quit School

wounds Of Statistics, Few Answers  One in Three Quit High School—Why?

Thousand More Paratroopers to Leap In Extensive “Limited War’ Games

Reds Chided; U.N. Calls. Yule Recess   General Assembly Cites Actions In Tibet, Hungary

Assembly Denounces  Red Acts   Red China Move: Against Tibet; Soviets Slapped

UN Rebukes Russia And Red China   Passes Resolutions And Then Adjourns

UN. Recesses After Assailing 2 Red Regimes   Actions in Tibet, Hungary Scored

UN Hits Communist Repression  General Assembly Recesses After   General Assembly Recesses After Condemning Tibet, Hungary Situations

nited Nations: Eee  U_N. Session Is Recessed Early Today   Blast Communist Oppression in Hungary, Tibet

General Assen my ALE CESSES: L6th, SESSION  UN Denounces Soviet. Red China

World Group in Holiday Recess  Hungary, Tibet Domination Hits Criticism From U.N.

UN recesses for holidays   Hit Communist repression in Hungary, Tibet

Red Domination Of Hungary Hit By U.N. Assembly   Tibetan Aggression Also Is Denounced

Oppression By Reds Attacked In UN Actions   General Assembly Then Recesses Session For Christmas

UN Reeesses 16th Session For Holida vs  Denounces Soviet  Ty +t st ¥   Denounces Soviet Hold On Hungary. Red China In Tibet

U.N. Takes Recess; Rap Red Action  Resolutions Passed After Bitter Fight

 After Denounct ing y Re ds  Gener: al Assembly  Ends 16th Session

Assembly Of U.N Recesses Today For The Holidays   Soviet Domination Of Hungary, China’s Tibet Action Scored

U.N. General Assembly Denounces Red China Russia: OK’s Operating Bond Issue, Recesses

Resolutions Final Acts Of Session   U.S. Pushes Ther Through Over Bitter Red Bloc

U.N.Denounces Soviet, China Oppressions   Resolutions Passed Despite Bitter Red Opposition

U.N. Denounces Russia, China For ‘Oppression’  Feces a meee ae ee   General Assembly Recesses Session With Heated Vote

Six Afro-Asian Countries Expected To Offer Help To U.N, Treops In Congo

Expect To Add 4000 Soldiers To U.N. Unit   Assembly’s Debate On Congo To Begin Late Next Week

Occurred Same Day  As U.N. Vote  U.S. Asked For Inquiry Into Disorders

Men Leave To Battle Terrorists   At Least 70 Persons Killed le SW cANaaols

Yanks Rout Reds, 13-5; End Series  Heavy New York Bat   Heavy New York Bat: Crush Cincinnati: Yankees Capture 19th World Pennant

Yankees Champs Again  ——— New York Bombs Reds. 13-5. Wins Series

Commission Okays Self-Supporting Setup for Agency      6,000 Musicians Expected For Band Day and Parade

Berlin Crisis Has Little Effect on Plans  \Most Major U.S. Firms Don't Expect War, Survey Discloses

rc, eF F xr F  American Industry Is Not  Worried By Berlin Crisis

Crisis Has Little Effect On Planning—  Major Business Firms  See No War Over Berlin

No War Seen Over Berlin By Industry  Management Sees   Management Sees No Need to Plan  For An Emergence

LEONA CLL LL LLL LLL A AL LLL LLL LLL LLL  Saudi Orders U.S. From Base

Saudi Arabia Won't Renew Air Base Pact   U.S. Must Withdraw From Dhahran Field Within Coming Year

Pact on Use Of Dhahran Will Lapse   Field Vital In Event of Clash With Soviets

Somebody's Idea of a Joke Invitation to Inauqural Dinner Is Hoax

U.S., Russia Agree On Peace Talk Principles   Acceptance Of Soviet Concept

settee ORION ile Sea an ee  3 Ennis-Soldiers Assigned Company ‘At Ft. Chaffee

How lt Was WARM TEMPERATURES END ABRUPTLY WITH CLOUDS &.SRRINKLES’ Remsen Gets Heavy — _ aman ae = ales Tatdaw

How It Was  WARM TEMPERATURES END ABRUPTLY WITH CLOUDS & SPRINKLES  i me Remsen Gets Heavy —Rawnnaue EF’arlw Tadavw

Liberal Drive Faces Hurdle   Where To Find It   Farmer K Shakes Red Dogma

Billboard Law Change Vetoed   Governor Refuses to Temper Ban; Sees Enforcement Block

Mass Eseape Foiled at L.A. County Jail   Reign of Terror Ends as Slayer Meekly Surrenders

Orbit Of Earth Planned First  Astronaut Team Meets To Chart Nex! Steps Leading To Flight To Moon

Space Men Eye Orbita Flight, Then to Moon   Grissom Relaxes After Hair-Raising Adventure in Sea

Grissom Relaxes After Frightful Space Journey; Sluggish Control System Blamed For Capsule Loss

Hot Dos!   Grissom In Good Shape  U.S. Astronauts Meet, Plot New Space Steps

Astronauts Chart New Space Goals   Grissoin and Shepard Meet With Rest of U.S, Team to Plot Next Steps on Trail to Moon; Reveal ‘Bugs’ in Grissom’s Sub-Orbital Ride

EYE TRAIL TO MOON-— Shepard and Grissom Meet With Fellow U.S. Astronauts

NOT AWARE OF IMPENDING. DISASTER Rip In Parachute, Trouble With Manual Centrol Worried Grissom

Grissom Reviews Series of Space Trip Troubles As U.S. Astronauts Plot Steps to the Moon

Sluggish Control System Of Space Capsule Nearly Cost Capt. Grissom's Life

For Freneh Withdrawal   Want To Match Gagarin’s Feat Grissom, Shepard, Fellow Astronauts Plot New Steps

Trail Leads to Moon —  Grissom, Shepard Meet To Plot New Ventures

Must First Orbit Globe . .  Astronaut Team Plots Next Step Toward Moon

Escape Device Bolt Exploding Was Premature  Capsule Controls Proved Sluggish, Parachute Torn

Grissom and Shepard Discuss Plans For Sending Astronaut on Moon Trip    Second United States’ Spaceman Describes Sensations, Problems

Astronaut Team Meets Today To Chart Next Steps Toward Orbiting Earth, Then To Moon

48 PAGES TODAY   Astronauts Now Planning How To Get To The Moon:

FULL SERVICE   First Project: To Match Trip By Russians   Orbiting of Earth To Be Followed by Long Lunar Voyage

First Project: To Match Trip By Russians   Orbiting Of Earth To Be Followed By Long Lunar Voyage

Reds O.RK. Delay In Finns’ Talk   Parley Would Add To Baltic Tension, Kekkonen Says

Premier Given New Assurance Of Friendship  ook oom ry —— ee ee   Finn President Tells Khrushchev Of Crisis Danger

Finns Report  Reds Accede to  Delay in Talks President Stalls  ‘on Military Pact with Soviet Union

Soviets Agree To Postpone Military Talks   Khrushchev Calls In Finnish ‘President To Discuss War Danae:

Russ, Finn Talks Are Put Off   Finland’s President Convinces Soviets Meet Would Provoke Greater Tension

After Siberia Parley Nikita Defers Finnish Talk On Supposed War Danger

Consultations Cause Tension, Says Kekkonen   Defense Parley Probes Alleged War Threat In Baltic

Reds Grant Request By Kekkonen   Meets Soviet Chief : In Siberian City

Russia Agrees To Postpone Military Talks   Accede to Finnish President Kekkonen’s Reauest for Delay.

Russia Agrees To Finnish Requesé For Postnonement Of Military Talks

Agrees to Postponing Arms Talks   Kekkonen Told Khrush Consultation Would Increase Tension.

NIK AGREES — TO DELAY IN FINN TALKS   Accedes To Kekkonen‘s Views That Military Conference Now Would Provoke Tension In Baltic.

Khrushchev Concession to Kekkonen—  Reds Postpone Finn Military Talks   U Thant to Use Powers to Bring Peace to Congo

K Postpones Military Talk With Finns   Kekkonen Agrees to Keep Eye on ‘Alarming’ Trend

Finnish President Tells Soviet Premier Such Consultations Would Provoke Greater Tension in Baltic

Red Leader Agrees To Delay Talks  Finland Claims No War Threat In Baltic

Russia Agrees To Delay Of Finnish Talks   Helsinki Official Hears Red Theory On ‘War Danaer’

Reds, Finns Delay Talks  seematame Ananaada   Russians Accede To Kekkonen’s  Reaquest¢

Military Talks Postponed, Say Finnish Sources  Kekkonen in Moscov Ate. €‘h..*. Walbe

Khrushchev Accedes To  Kekkonnen   Tension Increased By Planned Military Pact. Says Finn

Political Pulse Takers Watchino Election Trends   “Look for Symptoms Applicable to 1962 :

Jail Escapee Gets 90-Day Term  Three Indicted By Grand Jury Enter Guilty Pleas

John Thomas, Boston Withdraw Segregation Dispute  Tarnishes Track Meet

U.S. Looks Te Soviets For Peace Move  Kremlin Inaction   Kremlin Inaction Blamed For Rise In Berlin Tension

Refusal Would Intensify Crisis ne nt tenement aetna a  iU.S. Looks To Soviet For Action To End Dispute On Berlin Border

Trial Convenes For Insurgent French Chiefs   Seven Generals Face Possible Sentences Of Death For Attempt! To Overthrow Leader

Coad: $4,000 Poker Debt Could Ease Pressure   Congressman Tell: Of Card Games at Washington Club

VYews tn Ortes Kennedy, Adenauer Meet: Rocketfeller’s Son Lost:  Red’s Deadline Tonicht

Kennedy, Adenauer Begin Talks   Seek To Agree On Berlin Elements That Are Negotiable

Insurance Pays $10,000 Each  Iowans Line Up To Get $$ From Closed Bank

Wise ou" BOUAsEE     Commissioners Lining Up  Jobs for Men on Welfare

Agreements on Envoys Sought   Possible Appointees Are Being Mentioned

‘Capsule Plucked From Pacific  Discoverer Nose Cone Is Recovered

Whites Agree to Stop Economic Boycott Of Negro Who Protested Denial of Vote

Border Closed Off, Reopened   U.S. Physicists To Study Efficiency Of Red Blast.

U. $. Scientists Set To Sample Soviet Fallout   Radioactive Cloud Due To Arrive over Alaskan Area Tonight

U.S. Seeks Data From  Bomb Blast   Physicists To Get Facts From Thin Air

Autumn Eleqance   Physicists to Pluck Thin Air for Facts on Superbombk

Physicists To ‘Bag’ Fallout   Military Scientists To Capture Tangible Information About Big Nuclear Bomb

WHERE TO FIND IT   Physicists Ready To Take Samples Of Bomb Debris

Experts Seek Data On Big Russian Blast  Fallout Edge Due Over Aleutians,  Alaska By Tonight

Nuclear Bomb Fallout Data Under Study   Military Physicists to Scan Samples in Laboratories

~REACHES ALEUTIANS TONIGHT Fallout Will Provide Clues To Soviet Bomb

Russia’s Blast Will Be Studied By US. Experts   They Seek To Know How Bomb Is Made, How Efficient It Is

Fallout Edge Due in Alaska In Day or Two   Military Physicists Ready To Check On Effect Of Huge Bomb

U.S. Scientists Will Learn A Lot From Fallout Of Huge RussianBomb

U.S. PICKS UP SOVIET BOMB DEBRIS IN AIR   Far - Roaming Planes, Subs Send Back Tangible Information On Big Monday Explosion.

Planes Get Microscopic Sam ples To Make Detailed Test Of Big Bomb Features

Senate Unit Gives OK To Weaver  To Have Highes U.S. Post Ever Held by Neoro

Weaver Wins Senate Group Endorsement   Negro Is Approved As Housing Chief By Vote Of 11 To 4

President Tells Responsibilities Facing America   Congress Called upon For New Funds for Space, Foreian Aid

President Asks Stronger Military, Space, Foreign Aid Programs   U.S. Must Meet Extraordinary Challenge--JFK

London Calls Position lOn Rerlin ‘American’   ‘DID NOT SPEAK FROM HIS HEART’ Russian People Don’t Find JFK's Statements Friendly

Soviets Think Kennedy Not Very Friendly   See Page Three for interpretive articles

PME WweIVETiPIOFRGl AFMNs eo  Nuclear Weapons Remain Key To U.S. West Berlin Strateay

NE EE EEE ENTER PETE E SD  Nuclear Weanons Remain Key To U.S. West Berlin Strateay

Wrecks Kill Two, Injure Six Persons   Weekend Toll Heavy For Area; Funerals Slated

Banker's Daughter  Charged   Much Respected Sheldon Citizen In U.S. Custody

Shut Bank: Woman, 52, Being Held   Daughter of Bank Head At Sheldon Admits Huge Shortage.

Daughter of Bank’s President Cashier Embezzles Over  $2 Million From Bank

Embezzles $2 million  from bank   President’s daughter admits theft: official

Woman Embezzles $2 Million from An lowa Bank   Was Assistant Cashier and Director of Institution at Sheldon. Ia.

NO ATTACK ON REBELS WET KNOWN   Goulart Pauses In Argentina To Consult Friends

Some Troops Back Goulart, Who Arrives  In Lima, Peru  On Way Home

- Will the Water Drain Uut?  ‘Seagoing Scientists to Drill Hole in Ocean Floor

Scientists Excited About Drilling Into Earth's Crust Beneath Ocean

Kennedy - Khrushchev Relationship ‘Restrained Amid Heat Over Berlin

DESPITE HEAT OVER BERLIN—  No. 1 Mystery Is Why Nik Has Quieted Down

Six Boys, Girl Die in Terrific Car Collision   Wreckage Tangled and Strewn on Highway Near St. Paul -

7YouthsDie ii Auto Crash InMinnesota  a... om)   5 Young Men Dead After Smashup At Owosso, Mich.

Seven Youths Die In Head-On Crash   Victims In Minnesota Collision Include Six Boys And Girl, All 18 Years Old; Motor Of One Vehicle Hurled 150 Feet

Seene ‘Like Battlefield pr i  Seven Teen-Agers Killed In Head-On Minnesota Crash

Collision Kills Seven  Teena gers   Minnesota Accident ‘Like Battlefield’, Policeman Savs

STATUE OF NKRUMAH IS DAMASED   Terrorists From Opposition Get Blame For Acts

Planted By Terrorists  Bombs Exploded Today In Ghana’s Capital City

Bomb Damages Statue Of Ghana President   One Man Injured in Capital City of Accra.

One Person Injured Bombs Explode in Ghana; President's Statue Damaged

Bombs Set Off In Ghana   Terrorists Blamed For Explosions In Capital, Nkrumah Statue Damaged

ee OE EP ee Re ———  Bombs Explode in Capitel of Ghana; Blame Terrorist Can

Job Total ls Record  For Month  Labor Dept. Is Looking Ahead To Increases

White Youth Knocked Out At ‘Wade In’  8 Others Arrested, Beaches Cleared

Weekend. Brings More “W ade-Ins’   ChicagoBeache: Again “Scenes  Of Violence

NEW VIOLENCE FLARES ALONG CHICAGO BEACH   Integrated ‘““Wade-Ins” Ended By Brawling Among 10,000   FIGHTING WAS NOT WHITE-BLACK RIOT

COMEEMEEdt Ub rey aoe in A nee mms fe nia ck cee eee —— pstheiasterrtestndietiaiisioteenn os  Bie 3 Allied Rights in Berlin Dead, Red Boss Says

Nelson Proposes Sales Tax on Nonessentials, And Withholding Plan   Half Per Cent Boost in Present Rates Also Favored

AFL-CIO Asks ‘Pump-Priming From Congress   Meany Predicts Economic Crisis During This Year

Meanwhile—Back In The Hinterland—Napoleon's Treasure, Thieves Hunted

Turns Aside Newsmen On Expulsion Questions   Hunt for Napoleon’s ‘Gold and Gold Thieves

Revolving Func For Americas Is Proposed   Other Plans Include Stabilization Of Prices and Markets

U.S. REDS MUST LIST PARTY DATA   Members, Finances Must be Given Within 30 Days

Party says it will refuse  Reds must register, says Atty. General   Lact rece@urse

Mr. Sam Is Hospitalized—  Doctors Debating On Surgery for Rayburn

Life’s End   YRANK: Hy KOLBECK — DIES UNEXPECTEDLY WHILE VISITING SON

‘Life's End   OSI eT Se tes = ae AR erence) Ne  FRANK H. KOLBECK _ DIES UNEXPECTEDLY WHILE VISITING SON

Joint control of autobahn out-Ulbricht   International administration proposal rejected

Leader Raps Plan On Use Of Highway   Kennedy Proposed Juternationalized Access To Berlin

Key Point in Future Talks— East Germany Rejects Kennedy AutobahnPlan

East Germany Rejects. Plan Of Kennedy  _ ‘Leader Opposed To International Control of Road

Ulbricht Rejects Plan for Autobahn  Kennedy's Suggestion for  Eat mlevasmncs ‘Elealace Cranrrlendtian!

Reds Reject Kennedy's Berlin Offer   Ulbricht Says Highway Access Plan Useless

German Reds Veto  Kennedy Proposal  Ulbricht Assails Plan as ‘Useless’

E. Germans Reject Bid By Kennedy   Ulbricht Dashes Cold Water on Proposal For Autobahn.

Ulbricht Claims Autobahn Belongs To Red Republic  Regime Critical OF US. Military

HITS SFK'S ACCESS PLAN   Highway Control By International Group Rejected

Ulbricht Opposes International Control of Access Route to Berlin

E. Germans Demand U.S. Halt Miltary Movements As Army Plans Big Convoy

Assail Troop Movements  On Autobahn International  nm? D..3c.........34

Assails U.S. Troop Move Along Road   Kennedy Had Asked For International Administration Act

East Germany ‘No’ to JFK Plan For Autobahn   Ulbright Denies West Right to Free Access Over Road to Berlin.

ULBRICHT REJECTS U.S. PLAN   Red German Chief Says Kennedy Idea Useless Speculation

East German Reds Bluntly Warn U. S. To Halt Convoys  Next Week's Troop. Movement May Bring Showdown. Trauhble

Ulbricht Assails U.S. Authorities  Calls President's Suggestion Useless

U: §. Assailed For Transport Of Troop Units   East Germany Sovereign Nation, Red Leader Says '

‘Ulbricht Says ‘Nein’ — _ East German Ruler Says Kennedy _ Proposal Is ‘Useless Speculation’

34. Colorado 0 Air Force 24 SMU GO TCH   29 Oklahoma J2 Okla, Si. 28 Rice  28 Baylor      Ulbricht Rejects Kennedy’s Plan

‘$2 Billion Budget Gets Senate 0.K,   Approval Voted 0: Party Lines In AILNieht Session

Vote Along Party Lines Ohio Legislators OK Fund Bill In All-Night Session

Senate Passes Ohio Operating Fund Measure   Republicans Shun 41 Amendments Put Up by Dem Minority

Senate Works All Night  $2 Billion State Budget Approvec   Income Tax Ordinance  Sioned By McCormick

Ti xed Cuba-U.S. Meetin  Talkative Forei gn Minister  Bounced by Frondizi

Frondizi Seeks Replacement sicthsietiaaiaiiesbabmiabiaaebiar Weninnielbsntinnaniaae  Minister Ousted In Argentine Rou

Argentine Chief ls Seeking New Foreign Minister  os ee Se Oy ee Se   Adolfo Mugico Out, Talked Too Much

Aen Frotests rree time ror Announcement  Dispute Centers On Nixon TV

Democrat charges Jim Hagerty aiving Nixon free Television time   Brown wants equal time on TV

Push for End of GM Strike   Wednesday Is Set by Union as Deadline: Talks Continue

New Deadline ror Ending GM Strike Set   Union Council To Hold Meet

GM Counting on Work fo Resume   Union Sets Sept. 20 For Ending of Strikes

Groom Fails To Show  Bob Crosby's Daughter Left Waiting at Altar

NO WEDDING   "IANCE FAILS TO SHOW  Bob Crosby Girl Lett Waiting at Marriage Altar

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State Regents Accused Of Neglecting Colleges   President of New York Teachers Group Charges Board With Neglect

U. 5. Offered 100-Mile Road For Testing   Columbus-Cincinnati Stretch May ‘Drive’ Autos Using Highway

Revolution in 3 Countries  Two South American Countries Proclaim States of Emergency

e e fe Timely Tidings ANNOUNCE NEW SUMMER  HOURS .— AT TIRRATRYV

Agreement Reached In Congo   Gizenga’s Rebels Placed Under Central Governmen

Congo Factions Reach Accord  pape, Fee a  eT   Gizenga Units Given To Mobutu Command

TRUCE IN CONGO EXPECTED SOON   Cease-Fire Plans Reported by Belgium

Congo Rebels fo Accept Mobutu   Agreement Reached For a Cease-Fire

Put Mobutu In Charge  Of Troops   Agreement Bans Soldiers Taking Part In Politics

Congolese Agree On Cease-Fire  - Stanleyville Troops ~ Accept Mobutu As  Gupeeeewm f mwameneneto

Congo Factions Reach Accord   Gizenga Units Given To Mobutu Commanc

Gizenga Troop: under Mobutu in New Pact All-Congo Ceasefire — Detailed by Officers   of Cananlece Army

Congo Rebel Forces Put Under Mobut   General Cease-Fire Included in Pact Made by Leaders

Congo Chiefs Reach. Accor¢  In Cease Fire   Lumumbist Forces Will Serve Under Mobutu Command

Kennedy Trip * Shof In Arm For U. S. Policy   Latin America Visit A Success

Kennedy Venture In Latin America Seems Successful  Peaceful Revolution   Peaceful Revolution Urged With Help Of Alliance For Proares:

JFK Reception nS. America Aid to Policy  Challenged Wealth to Reform or Face Violent Revolution

Bad News For Reds Success Of JFK Trip Bodes Well For Policy At Home And InS.A.

Kennedy Throws Challenge To Latin Americans   Trip Looks Like Success Despite Castroist Mobsters

tk Castroists Suffer From Reception  J FK Trip May Have Long Range Effects

Painful To Castroites, Reds -  . JFK's Reception Boost For Policy

_— Could Be Shot In Arm For U. 5S. Policy —  JEK's Trin Ile Successtul

Ike Advises on Soviet In His Farewell Talk  Sees Lona Strucale;   Sees Long Struggle; Warns Against Any Formula Solutions —

Total on Jobless Pay Dropped Last Of February {st Time in 5 Months

Unemployment Tota Believed Levelling Off   First Drop Noted In Jobless Payments, Retail Sales Show Gain.

Unemployment May Be Levelling Off  Drop In Payments For   Drop In Payments For Week, Retail Sales Up First Time In Months

Retail Sales Increase . . . Compensation to Idle Shows First Decrease

Uner:ployment Payments Decline, Nationwide Retail Sales Increase

Rulers Say Guerrillas  Still Fight   Communists Said  Trying to Wipe Gut Onvnssition

Accept Red Demand to  Shift Talks   Parleys to Be Held  30 Mi. Inside Laotian Rebel Lines—Make Counter Proposals’

SUPPER GOT COLD Parents Refuse To Finance Stowaway's Trip This Time

Parents Refuse To Send Money  ear reNeNSEIETRN SRR stares ne tame eet telnenttatte  Daughter Steps Out, Stows Away To Holland

Moscow Must Face Sober Reality Congos Tribal Society Holds No Warm Spot for Communism

Moscow Must Face Reality in Congo   Former Belgian Colony. Primitive . And Larae Area

Guinea Delegate Denounces United Nations’ Conqo Role    Tribes Not Receptive To Communism  :  Russ Face Difficult Situation i in Conao

Even If Reds Win In Congo, Control To Be Hard To Hold   Re LYNN HEINZE RLING

Reports Most Congolese Recognize No Authority   Ry LYNN HEINZERLING

Congo Is No Korea Within Easy Reach of Soviet Tanks; Ignorant Tribesmen Bow Only to Chiefs   Ry TYNN HEINZERLING

Congo No Simple Pawn For Soviet Manipulation   Re YYNN YWEINZERTIVG

INot a Hungary   vot a rmungary  Russia Must Face Reality in Congo

Fire Claims Two Person:  At Chester  Three Others Hurt When Blaze Razes

Coast Guard, Fishing Boats Tip; Hunt Six   ~o » Seven Of Barge Crew Missing

British Troops Keep Watch on Wire Stringing  Infantry and Tanks  Neninund an FPennt

Rain, Colder   Major Airlines Back in Service  All But One Company See End to Strike

Line Refuses No Reprisals Agreements  Goldberg Says There Is No Reason For fantinuing Crile

Western Air Not Covered In Accord  - Ensineers Bow   Engineers Bow To Pressure  From All Sides

Western holding up strike pact   Grant Goldberg 2-hour extension for negotiations

GOLDBERG 1S vu IVEN TIME ON FIRINGS   Engineers Are Adamant Over Agreement Term:

More Optimism Seen Western Airlines Said Stumbling Bleck To Settlement Of Air Strike

Halt fo Costly Tieup Signaled By Kennedy.   Commission Begins Search for Remedy For Walkout Cause

Firm Refuses To Promise No Reprisals’   Union Declares Other Differences Can Be Ironed Out

Western Air Stays  Idle as Firm Refuses No Reprisals Pledge; Commission at Work

Extension Of Talks Set In Plane Strike   Engineers Demand That Western Firm Aerce To Terns

Strike End Delayed As Airline Refuses No-Reprisal Pledge   Engineers Refuse to Return Without Western’s Promise

Airlines Stay Deadline On Reprisals   Solution to Walkout Could Hinge on Western Rehiring

Extension Of Time Gained  In Parley  Western Key To   Western Key To Settlement Of Airlines Strike

Engineers Say ‘AH Or None?  One Airline Blocks Strike Settlement

PRESSURE ON 10 END AIR STRIKE   Goldberg Gives  Kennedy Picture OF’ Sltuatian

Nationwide Service Resumption Imminent   Engineers for All Airlines Except Western Agree to Immediate Return To Jobs; Kennedy, Goldberg Confer

Five Major Firms Okeh Slight Delay   Secretary Of Labor Plans White House Confab Over Dispute

Strike Hinges On OneAirline   Agreement by Western Could End Tieup, President Kennedy Told

Pacifie Firm Seen Key To Strike Truce   Kennedy Is Advised Western Airlines Or Reprisals Only Bar

IS DISCLOSE BY KENNEDY   Engineers Agree To Return To Jobs immediately  EXPECT   Normal Operations By Saturday Or Sunday: One Firm Still Idle

Flights To Resume Tonight   Major Airlines Agree Te Goldberg's Plan, Ending Six Dav Strike

President Told Western Blocks Ending of Strike   Airline Has Fired Striking Engineers

Engineers  End Strike On Airlines  President Reports Settlement of Worst Tieup

Western Only Obstacle To Quick Strike End      Goldberg Gives President First-Hand Report On Efforts

‘Settlement of Strike Hinges On One Airline   Western Reprisals Stumbling Block

Major Role In Settlement By Goldberg   Western’s Walkout Goes On; Company Refuses ‘No Reprisal’

Two Hour Grace Agreed On  Five Airlines Agree To Extension Of Deadline

Air Strike Deadline Ends, But  ‘White House Says Full Peace Up to Western Airlines

View Given  To Kennedy By Goldberg   President Advised Reprisals Stand in Way of Settlement

Rehiring Of 130 Dismissed By Western Airlines Key To Settlement Of Crippling Strike

Engineers of 6 Lines  to Return.   Union Chief Bachs President’s Plea

Temporary Terms Accepted By All  Major Airlines Secretary Goldberg  In Last Minute Try To Finalize Aareement?

Kennedy is advised airlines strike can be ended quickly   Goldberg dives 2 extra hours to attempt strike settlement

Air Engineers Bow; Bitter Strike Ended   Will Work While Dispute Studied; Western Still Out

6 Airlines To Restune Operations   Western Only Firm Without A Settlement

Goldberg Is Battling to End Strike   Deadline Extended; Western Is Crux to Airlines Settlement

Airline Strike Truce Hinges On Western   Flight Engineers Promise Return; Five of Six Carriers Aqree to Terms

Major Airlines Back in Service  All But One Compan Cio. ae pe eae

Western Airlines Now Is Blamed for Prolonging Strike   Will Not Agree to Commit ments of Other Companies, Kennedy Is Told.

Report One Airline Firm Blocking Halt Of Strike By Refusing Agreements

Workers Heed Kennedy Plea,  Resume Posts  Western Air Lines Is   Western Air Lines Is Not Covered in Pact Bared by President

Major Airlines Back in Service  All But One Company See End to Strike

Airlines . Strike End Sought   Goldberg Works To Negotiate Settlement

Week- Long: Stiike Ends; 84,000 Back To Work”  ‘Airways Busy Aaain

Put Pressure On ‘Western’ To End Holdow   Engineers Agree To Return To Jobs Pending ‘Guarantee

Goldberg Given Time Extension In Air Walkout   Two Hours Added; Western Firm Not Ready for Accord

Strikers Face Final Showdown  In Airline Tieup Goldberg Battles     Firms’ Deadline

Flight Engineer: Reach Decision To End Strike  Kennedy Declares Airlines to Begin   Kennedy Declares Airlines to Begin Flight Immediately

One Airline Snags Talks On Strike   Dismissal of 130 By Western Blocks Settlement: Union

Goldberg Wins More Time For Negotiation Effort   FNGINFEFFRS FIRED   LONG MEETING

Western Air Holds Key   Goldberg, Kennedy Meet In Frantic Settlement Try

ENGINEERS DEMAND NO. REPRISALS   Goldberg Tries To Get Western Into: Agrees ment To Take Strikers Back; Companies Ex: tend Deadline. ”"

One Line Blocks End Of Airline Shutdown  All But Western Agree to Tem. porary Settlement Terms

Ending Strike That Crippled Travel by Air  While Presidential Commission Studies Cause of the Layoff

Labor Secretary Gives President Report Western Airlines Blocking Strike Truce

Firght EngineersEnd Strike Against Six Maior Airlines   Inside...    Murphy Heads New York Force  Police Commissioner Quits iHinted as Mayor Candidate

Gets Extra Time For  Strike End   Goldberg Granted   2 Hours To Settle   Goldberg Granted 2 Hours To Settle Strike, Western Kev To Agreement

Engineers OK Air Strike Peace Plan   Five Major Lines Agree to Temporary Settlement Terms

Planes fo Fly As Fact-Finders Seek Solution  Lone Holdout © Won't Vow, *No Reprisals’

Five Airlines Have Agreed Te Extend Deadline Tvo Hours On No-Reprisal Proposal

Six Major Lines Back —Anthe Ait   Jack Gets Engineers To Return While Their Leaders Talk.

6 Airlines End Strike, Start Flights Today   Presidential Board Begins Probe of Walkout Cause _

Settlement... OKd by All: but Western   President Tells.” of Agreement td Halt Walkout

Engineers Say Strike to End If 130 Rehirec   Settlement Hinges on Recall of Dismissed Workers by West ern Airlines.

B ‘ght Engineers ~eld To Pressure   —rikers On Six Airlines Decide To turn To Work: Western Undecided

LAvREnNS Sun 27 Suk 2961  PHILIP DAVIS   Funeral Services Held Thursday for Philip Davis, 69

Where To Find It   TRIBUNE OFFERS SUBSCRIBERS TWO SUMMER READING PLANS

Kansas: ——ios  Unification Act Unconstitutional   Rules Power to Unify Belongs to Lesislature

Hill-City Ruling  School Law Invalid   Closely Parallels Ness City Decision

Would Rather Have Billboard Cash Than A US Highway Bonus For Ban

Ike Calls Conference On Crisis  Radio Claims Reds Attack Laos Troops

30-Year Term For Scarbeck  Maximum Sentence   Maximum Sentence For Betrayer of Secrets to Poles

Scarbeck Gets 30-Year Term  Ex-Diplomat Had   Ex-Diplomat Had Given Country's Secrets To Reds

EXAMPLE MADE OF CASE  Scarbeck Is Sentenced To 30-Year Jail Term

30-Year Term To Searbeck   Found Guilty Recently Of Passing Secrets

imersburg Lions Planning ourth of July Horse Show   Area Playgrounds Plan Doll Parades

Republicans Hit Income: Tax Plan  i’ Governor Won’t Get  ee be - Ben diwbita

Legislature Split On  Tax Plan   Democrats Favor li; GOP Opposed

Probers Told College ‘Fix’  Threat Grave  Byers Testifies Gamblers Using Student Agents

Fingers Gamblers for Probers  Oregon Football Star Tells of Bribe Offer

Inside...   On Federal Property American Lenin Memorial  Reduced to Bronze Lump

Storm-Spawned Tornado Causes First Casualties   99 MPH Winds.   80 MPH Winds, Surging Tides Flood Cities

August Workers At Peak  7 Y,. .. @.   Unemployment Rate Remains  At Same Mark

Reservists May Not Serve Full 6 Months-J.F.K.   President Conducts News Conference

Reservists May Get a Short Term   President Says Full 12 Months Is Not Certain

Kennedy Tells News Conference  Reservists Called fo Berlin May Serve Less Than Year

‘Kennedy Tells Reporters R ~ * Be ‘ 9 iD y hheservists Duty  Won't Exceed Year

Active Reserves May Not Serve Full 12 Months     President Backs Call-up Action

President Kennedy ays .. .  Reservists May Not Have Year to Serve   BOWLES

President Kennedy Says .. .  Reservists May Not Have Year to Serve

Says Callup Ordered To Keep Peace   None Will Serve Over 12 Months, President Cites

Expect Communist Party Plan Aimed At Living Standard Higher Than U. $.

Laos Capital Is Same Old Sleepy City  But U.S. Planes Reported Busy Lifting Supplies

Laos Capital Is Same Old Sleepy City  But U.S. Planes   But U.S. Planes Reported Busy Lifting Supplies

Duke, Wake Forest, UNC Colleges In Our State Are Awarding Decrees

Light Frost Reeorded In  Fruit Belt   Damage Confined ‘To Inland Area

IN TALKS WITH THANT Western Ambassadors in  Divided Stand on Congo

Spacecraft Model Displayed   Lt. Gov. Babcock to Speak At Armory Dedication In Butte Sunday Afternoon

Li. Gov. Babcock to Speak At Armory Dedication In Butte Sunday Afternoon

Rush Hour Power Fails In New York Nation Drenched; Heat Wave Enters Fifth Day

=: nate Plays ‘Game’  Ohio Bids To Be Deciding State On U.S. Amendment

Resources Strength Is Cited   President Asks More Attention OF Wildlife Areas

Not Primarily A Weatern Problem, Says President Natural Resources Pro vide  US Freedom Foundation .

President Calls for Conservation of Wildlife Area, Resources Development

Pleads Anew  For Resources  Provides Foundation far Defense Of Freedom Precident Dorlarac

Analyst Points Out Why  Result Of JFK-Nehru Talks. No Progress Is No Surprise

Rusk, Nehru Confer   Move by Soviets Due in Laos Crisis; Fighting Renorted

LEADERS TO AWAIT MOVE BY KREMLIN   Report. Heavier Fighting, Soviets Send More Arms

Says [India Has Valuable Hint  Nehru, Rusk in Accord On Laos, Congo Steps

Talks Cover Approaches To Solution   Problem In Coneo Also Discussed By Dean. Indian Leader

RUSK STOPS OFF T0 TALK WITH NEHRU   Conference At New Delhi; Agree On Approaches To Problems Of Laos And Congo.

Rusk, ‘Nehru Meet .   In Agreement On Approaches To Problems Of Laos. Congo

Rusk and Nehru ‘Largely’ Agreec On Laos, Congo   Indian Leaedr ‘Hope: For the Best’ in Efforts to Win Peace

African Nations Get Backing for 61-1 Cen:  Union of South Africa May Out UN

Afriea Bloe Threatens  To Quit UN   Foreign Minister Waits Instructions After Censure Talk

“African Natio s Get Backing for 61-1 Cen  Eni of Seuth Afsire May Quit UN

South Africa May Quit U.N.; New Soviet Proposal Studied   Direct U.S. Intervention  In S. Viet Nam Possible

S. Africa Readv To Quit U.N.?   Stung By Censure,  Hurl Smear Charge

SouthAfriea Is Censured  By Assembly   Louw Indicates Republic Might Quit United Nations

South Africa May Quit UN   Foreign Minister Stung  By Censure Of His Speech

Government Smear Seen      Gen. T aylor To Study South..Viet-Nam—Plicht.

AFL-CIO Official Asserts Senate is ‘Tyrannical’   UNPRECEDENTED U.N. CENSURE  South Africa Republic May Bolt Assembly Over ‘Slap’

U. N. Censure May Bring Withdrawal Of South Africans   Foreign Minister Awaitng Word From His Government

South Africa Angered By U.N. Censure Vote   New Speculation That Republic May Pull Out

Nation May Quit World Organization  S. Africa Censured For Speech !n U.N.

South Africa May Get Out 01 United Nations   Assembly Censure May Bring Decision To Quit Organization

House Gives Big Victory To Kennedy  $1.25 Hour by 163: 3.62 Millio More Covered

President Wins Big Victory   Measure Brings 3.62 Million Under Coveraae

Kennedy Gets Major Victory In House Vote   Measure to Raise Floor by 25 Cents, Spread Coverage

Considered Big Victory For Administration  House Vote 230-196  Surprisingly Large As Coalition Splits

Bottom Wage To Be $1.25 In 2 Years  3.62 Million More Employes Will Be  TInelidoad tu Tl ow

Measure Sent To President   Conservative Coalition Is Bolted By GOP

House Stamps  230-196 Okay On Waae Bill   Margin Is Surprising And A Victory For Kennedy; Minimum Wage Will Go Up To $1.25 Over 28-Month Period

President Wins Lopsided Victory In Vote of House   Pay Scale Boosted  To $1.25, to Cover 1.62 Million More

Bows to Plea To Delay Any Strike Action  Union Says GM Will   Union Savs GM Will Be Target in Case Walkout Is Ordered

UAW Bows To Appeal From Government   General Motors Te Be Strike Target After Extension -

Midas Ill Goes Around Earth af Record Altitude  Passes Over Russia

Ist Missile-alarm Satellite Aimed to Fly Over Soviet Roars Into Sky

Satellite Aimed To Fly Over. Russia Rises Into Sky After Postponements

Ist Missile Alarm To Orbit Reds   Designed to Give Instant Warning Of Missile Shots

Orbits At Lofty Height.   Missile - Alarii Satellite Will Go Over Russia

Missile-Alarm Roars Into Sky  Await Word on Whether Orbit Achieved. Will Fly Qver Ruecia

First Alarm Missile Goes  Into Flight   Midas Hl Roars From California Launching Site

Spy Satellite Sent Into Orbit; Goes Up Record 1,850 Miles   First Missile Alarm Device To Travel Over Soviet Union

To Replace U2 Over  Russia   Can Detect Missile Firing; Reduces Warning Period

   Expect Record Orbit From Spy Missile  Midas Satellite Blasted Into Space

One To Record High   U. S. Scores Victories —  In Double Orbit Shot   One Hunts Hurricanes

Missile Alarm Satellite Launched; U.S. Hove For Orbit Over Russia

Midas Ill, Circling Globe Once Every Two Hours and-40 Minutes, Designed to Detect Hostile “Rocket Firinas

NEW TIROS WILL WATCH FOR STORMS   Missile-Checker Midas Will Pass  Across Russia

‘Midas First Spy To Pass Over Soviet: Far Surpasses Expectations of Air Force

MIDAS GAINS RECORD ORBIT   Missile Alarm Satellite Is First To Pass Over Russia

PVWUge mMilgaqs OCQNS Kuss CKO Vue flu  launch Miccile-Alarm. Storm Hunter Satellites

Midas 1 Soars FHichest   Missile Detector Goes Over Russia 1,850 Miles Hiah

Midas III Is Aimed To Fly  Over Russia   Aim Is To Give Nearly Instant Warning Of Hostile Firings—Shot Ends Series Of Delays

Aim missile alarm to fly over Russia   Satellite orbits earth to gather information on tropical storms

Midas III Fired From California  1,850-Mile-High Orbit Is Record;

U.S. PUTS UP SPY MISSILE OVER RUSSIA   Tattler Satellite Orbits At Record 1,850-Mile Height

Midas circles at altitude of 1,850 miles   Infrared eye to probe for rocket launchinas

Midas Satellite Fired Into Orbit Today   Missile Alarm “Moon’ To Pass Over Russia

West Germany rejects latest Soviet charge   Harriman, Gromyko hold talks on Laos

Bonn Government Rejects Protest; British Foreign Office Won‘t Change View

Describes Complaints About Activities in Divided City As ‘Artificial and Unijustified'

Provocation  In Berlin Is Denied  Britain Snubs Attack on Meetings

COMPLAINT REJECTED BY W. GERMANY   Moscow Protest Against Bonn Parliamentary Committee Meetings In Berlin Called Propaganda.

BRAND MOVE AS PART OF PROPAGANDA   Undermining Of Vienna Meeting Results Charged

Just More Propaganda. Allies Say  Charges Are Given GCA." Pe 2 2 _ ey   Charges Are Given  “Artificial? Label

West Germany Rejects New Soviet Charge   Britain’s Attitude Is Unchanged by Red Complaints

Soviet Protests Are Rejected by West Germany   Reds Say Meetings Endangering Peace

Soviet Protests Are Rejected by West Germany  Denies Its Activities le “iaetaenw DBDaclin   Denies Its Activities In Western Berlin ‘Threat to Peace’

Kremlin Move Held First Step In New Campaian  Moscow Attacked Bonn Committee ae ee Se ee

Over Parliamentary Meetings ....  New Soviet Protests Start  Berlin Kettle Boiling Again

PROTEST OVE PARLIAMENT SESSIONS   Accused Of Making Trouble For Propoganda Reasons   As Support To Claim By Khrush 4-Power Status Of Berlin Must End

Nest Germany Raps _ Protests  Parliament Session Mian Roe Ternnefareor

$960 Million Projects Funds for Two State Dam: Approved by House Unit »

State Toll Rises Three Die in Car,  Train Accidents   Train Kills Couple

Castro To Face Mounting Pressure In US. Break   Many Stay  Yanks Pack Planes In Rapid Cuban Exodus   Out Of Fear And’ Desperation

Forcing Break Seen.as Move Of Desperation Castro, in Trouble,  Seeks. New Excuses Ear Aaitation

DOUBTFUL WHETHER COMMUNIST BLOC CAN KEEP ISLAND FROM SINKING  Castro Finds Revolution In Serious Trouble      U.S. May Ask Council To Drop Cuba Charge   —=-SEO News"  BEHIND PAGE 1   HOPES RELATIONS RE-ESTABLISHED  Cuban Cabinet Blasts [ke Administration

Castro L Deliberately_ Forced  United: States To Break Relation:

Signs Of Red ‘lechniques: JesperateCastroSought To Provoke U.S. Break

On The Veeatele   Revolution in Trouble Castro Seen Deliberately Seeking  Break With U-S. ToFurther Red Aims

Castro Forced Break With U:S. Out Of Fear, Desperation   READY TO INVADE

Revolution In Trouble At Home  Fidel’s Provocations Spawned Out of Fear  Ard Rocnaratinon

Fidel Deliberately Tried To Make IU.S. Break Diplomatic Relations

Castro Deliberately Sought Rift With U. S. in Desperation, Belief

Cold, Snow, Hail Strike Dixie Areas Freeze Forecast  For Early Today  Th Cama Gartiannce

WEATHER   HERALD: - HARK THE   Insurance Companies View Alcoholism—

Canada and United States:  Neighbor Seeking Neutralism?   Ry MAX HARRELSON

CANADIANS FEARFUL— Neighbors fo North Feel Squeezed Between United States and Russia

UNIONS MAY TRY TO LIMIT AUTO PLANT LOCATIONS   Demand Ford Build Pro posed New Cears in Detroit.

UAW Wants Say On Where Plants Locate   New Demand Threatened By Union If Ford Builds Outside Detroit

Suspend Unitersity Clusses pala Sel ae Saleh  Peru Police Squads Smast Anti-Adlai Demonstrations

TEAR GAS USED ON MARCHING STUDENTS _  ; Mar Peru peels a ‘Balai   DUNCAN FALLS MAN VICTIM  Motorist Killed At Cumberland

Leftist Students Threaten Another ‘Nixon Welcome’   Peruvian Officials Seeking to Avert Rioting

High A-Test  Debris Seen Pollution May Rival  IOFO DP. Dew dentine

Radioactive Pollution by Russians Approaches Dirty Testing of 1958

iAir Extremely ‘Dirty’ "61 Red Nuclear Tests ‘May Rival those of ‘58

Secretary Departs Rusk Hoping to Strengthen NATO Links on Europe Trip

Rusk To Ask United Front From NATO   Secretary Of State ~ To Plead For Europe Military Unit Buildup

Rusk Faces Tash Of Closing Rift In NATO Ranks   Leaves for Europe, Alliance Meeting Of Foreign Ministers

Rusk Seeks Backing Of NATO Allies   Secretary Wants Manpower Increas In Europe Army

Eichmann Role In Mass Killings Spelled Out   Prosecutor Traces Ordeal of Jews In World War Il

Eichmann s Crime Detailed  leraali Dea   Israeli Prosecutor Paints Horror Picture

Jewish Ordeal Recalled   Israeli Prosecutor Traces in Detail Crimes of WW It

INDEX TO Inside Pages   Prosecutor Details Eichmann Atrocities   Spectators Moved To Tear: By Gruesome Account

' Eichmann Calm, Spectators Faint  Horrible Acts in Prison Camps Told

Central Figure In Red Painting ‘(Eichmann’s Crimes Cited  Vividly On Europe Map

Eichmann s Crime Detailed   Israeli Prosecutor Paints Horror Picture

Murder Was [he Least Terrible  Horrors Of Jewish Persecution Cataloqued

Israel Attorney General Tells Of Jews’ Ordeal   Eichmann Pictured As Centra! Fiqure

» Workmen Are Killed At Missile Site   Huge Door Crashes Down Atop Titan Silo In Colorailn

Massive Door Slams Killing Five Workmen   Eight Injured When 58-Ton Weight Drops

2 Men Hurt as Car Skids, Crashes in Farly Morning Foa   Five Dead, Eight Hurt as Missile Silo Door Drops

58-Ton Door Slams Shut, Killino Five   Eight Others Are Injured In Titan Silo Accident

Trap Door Slams Shut — 5.Killed, 8 Injured In Missile Silo Mishap

5 Killed And 8 Injured At Missile Site   Workers Crushed Near Denver When Huge Door Slams Shut.

Titan Silo Door Kills Five Men   Eight Are Injured As 58-ton Door Slams Itself Shut

Mechanical Failure Blamed  Five Killed As Giant Door Slams Shut Atop Missile Launching Silc

2 Die in Titan Mishap As 58-Ton Door Slams  8 Also Injured at Missile Launching Silo at Buckley Field Near Denver

5 Killed At Missile Launeh Site   Massive Door Atop Titan Silo Crashes Shut On Denver Workmen

Titan Silo Door Slams; 5 Killed  8 Workmen Injured During  Cr rc, ee fe er ee ae

Launching Silo Door Slams Shut   Eight Injured At Colorado Facilitw

Five Die in Mishap at Titan Sile   Huge Door at Missile Site Slams Shut; Eight Injured.

Five Men Killed At Missile Base  Concrete Door Slams  Shut on 13 Workers

Missile Silo Mishap Kills >, Injures 8   3 Bodies Recoverec In Tragedy at Site Near Denver

‘ Remarks Hailed, Dismissed  Message Reaction Follows Party Lines

Wildly Jubilant Welcome Greets Elizabeth on State Visit to Ghana

Kennedy and Khrushchev To Have Two Afternooiis for Private Talks

tasy Victory Registered By Byrd Democrats   Outcome, Size of Vote Are In Line With Campaign Forecasts

Harrison Wins Governorship In Landslide    Carries Byrd Demo Organization Banner To Easy, Anticipated Win

Harrison  Receives Landslide   Virginia Voters Reaffirm Demo Preference

President Welcomes  U.S. Fliers   American Airmen Give Wives Fancy Public Bussing

President On Snowy Scene To Hail Men   Press Not Allowed Interviews; Seem Robust And Healthy

President Greets McKone, Olmstead  Fliers Come Home to Heroes Welcome

President Welcomes  U.S. Flyers   Airmen Freed From Russ Prison Arrive  At Capital; Families Give Warm Embraces

President Joins in Welcome Released Fliers Home, Get Warm Reception

Mickey ‘Trying To Take The ‘Rap’  Man Admits Murder Brother Confessed

Legislative Inquiry Looms. . : State Probers Refuse _  To Investigate Carlino

(HE HOMETOWNER:  THE GREEN LIGhH I: ACE ON IN MOKINNE vcs COLLIN. GOUNT Y

Dean Rusk Flies To Europe Today To Meet Allies   Increased Military Strength Is Needed

Off for Europe to Meet Foreign Ministers  Rusk to Urge Greater Allied Unity

More Unify inTrouble Spots Imperative Dusk fo Tell Allied Foreign Ministers

Cites Red Aggressive Operations  Rusk to Ask NATO For Greater Unity

Rusk To Stress NATO Unity, Arms Buildup   Will Tell Allies Red Actions May Force Drastic Retaliation

Sec. Rusk to Europe to Stress Need For Unity Aaainst Red Aggression

Western Nations Must Be Firm, Rusk ‘Will Tell NATO   Secretary of State on Way to Oslo for Meeting of Foreign Ministers.

Rusk Prepared To Tell NATO Chiefs Greater Unity Needed Against Reds

Rusk'To Call For Greater Allied Unity   Flies To Europe . For NATO Meeting Cites Red Pressure

K ennedy Ends U.S. Invasion Training For Cuban Rebels   Rusk Leaves For NATO Meeting: To Urae Unity And Strenath

Royal Forces  Dig In Cease Fire Pleas  Ignored; World Anxiety Mounts

Open Up With Artillery On Several Points   Ne Indication That Reds Intend To Halt Hostilities

Beat 12 Europeans  In Congo   One Man’s Arm Is Broken By Rebellious Troops In Kivu Province

‘One Of Rarest Occurrences In Human History   Babies Born Two Minutes’ Apart Not Twins

Brother, Sister Born Two Minutes Apart Are Not Twins, Doctors Say

Russ Fire Two New Explosions   United States Tests Depend Upon Order By President Kennedy

U. S. Air Tests Could Start in Two Months   Time Needed to Prepare Eniwetok Proving Grounds

JPR Ft nds fhe m INeC sary  ATOMIC EXPERTS SAY U.S. COULD BEGIN TESTS SOON

Soviet Situation Studied  U.S. Could Begin Above-Ground Nuclear Tests In Three Months

Rusk Sees Rising Asia Peace Hope   Hands Off Berlin, Allies Warn Russ at Paris Parley

Hope of Peace in Asia Looks Brighter: Rusk   Allied Ministers End Conference Ahead of Sked

Mid New Hope For Asia  Peace  pa ee pe en a tr rea  Ministers End Paris Meeting

Seven-Ship Unit Goes To Atlantic  Craft to Keep Continuous Watch on Lane

 Remember Atom Blasts  Severe Propaganda Setback Dealt Russians In Japan

Bitter Fighting Rages In Katanga Capital   Defense Outlay To Be Boosted

UN TROOPS TRY TO CAPTURE OR CIRCLE CITY   Heavy Attack Is Aimed At Moise Tshombe Stronghold      BRUSSELS SAYS NEW APPEAL SENT TO JFK

PPR Re Ls     F ighting Rages In Elisabethville   Adoula Says He'll Parley

UN. Drives For Tshombe Fighting Is Bitter In. Elisabethville   Congo’s Head Would Parley On Katanga

Fight Rages In Capital Of Katanga  Tshombé Again Dannrtad Toseicke   Tshombé Again Reported Inside - Offensive Goal

U.N. Troops Close In On Tshombe’'s Home   Launch Big Pincers Movement To Cut Off Elizabethville From The Outside

PRE-EASTER SERIES—  EASTER SEASON MARKED BY MANY LEGENDARY SYMBOLS

Winds go down fires contained   BACKFIRING TO PROTECT PAC PALISADES

,500 Men Set Backfires  lo Save California Hon Homes  Huge Loss Results as Palatial R . Area ls Hit by: ~ ahah Ne a Canyons

Principal Coast Fire Contained  Army Of Men Battles  Topansa Canvon Blaze

Fire Threatens a Second Area Along California Coast   Disastrous Blazes Are Worst In History of Southera California.

Bulldozers Battle To Halt Big Blaze   Flame Throwers Used in Gigantic Struggle to Save Palatial Pacific Palisades

LOSSES RUN HIGH; FIRE LINE MANNEL   Over 250 Homes Destroyed; Wind Watched Closely

Hollywood Fires Felt Under Control Fire Losses Set in  Excess of 15 Million

Vote Totals For Aldermen   Inv S. California Firemen Hope fo’ Gain Upper Hand

Hope to Gain Upper Hand — Fire Fighters Battle To Hold Back Flames

Fire Close To Pacific Palisades   Flamethrowers Create Backfires; Resort To Bulldozers.

New Count of Destroyed Homes: 375   U. S. Designates L. A. County as Disaster Area

Ravaging Calif. Fire  Contained   2,300 Firemen Encircle Blaze In Mountains, Damage $15 Millior

Brush Fires Still Rage Out of Control   Bomber, Army of Men Fighting Hug: Blaze; Count of Homes Destroyed Up More Than 100 Over Yesterday

California Fire Fight Continues  ee es ie ee (et eee ne   Men Try to Save Home:

Sedalia Firm Awarded County Road Project :   : _ eS ‘Is for Building yo an Miles of Route 169 in Worth and Gentry Counties.

Contract Let for Million-Dollar Job On Highway 169   Grading and 24-ft. Asphaltic Concrete Surfacing Between Grant City and Gentry

Court Lets Parochial Aid Ban Stay   High Justices Refuse to Hear Vermont Appeal

Senate Readies Showdown Vote On Libraries   Amendments Are Expected To Be Added

Scientist Says All-Out Nuelear War ‘Inevitable’ If Arm Race Continues

Area Deaths  OTTO F. KAMRADT —RETIRED MERRILL FARMEF  nice TRY CYATTY @rrw

Area Deaths  OTTO F. KAMRADT — meaihty MERRILL FARMER  earee IN SIOUX CITY

JFK Names Agency To Probe CIA   Senate to Carry On With Plan For Watchdog Group

JFK Orders Study of US.  Intelligence   Names New Advisory Board to Examine Workings of Groups

CIA Faces Double Washington Probe  Kennedy Picks Board; Congress Also to Act

Intelligence Agencies. To Be Given Hard X-ray  Super-Agency Named by JFK.  To Examine

Kennedy Sets Up Agency To Check Activity   Action May Not Head Off Congressional Overseer Proposal

JEK Lists Intelligence ‘Examiners’   Superagency Will Keep Tabs On Secret Activities

CIA Probe Board Set   Intelligence Activities Come Under New Scrutiny

Kennedy Sets Up Sweeping Review Of Spy Program   Dr. Killian Supervises New Advisory Board; Congress Pleased

; WORDS, PICTURES  150 UPI Workers Slated To. Cover Inauguration

 WY MNO, Fite fT RED  150 UPI Workers Slated ‘To Cover Inauguration

Fifteen Persons Hurt....  Two Airliners Collide at  Boston, Runway Intersection

Planes Collide On Runway at Boston Airport   Airliner Wrecked, 15 Persons Hurt In Night Accident

2 Airliners In Collision  On Runways   15 Passengers Are Injured In Boston Mishap

2 Airliners Collide ‘On Ground   About 15 Hurt While Crawling From One Craf

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Airliners Collide on Runway, 15 Iniured

Fifteen Injured As Two Airliners Crash On Runway Of Boston Airport

15 Injured As Airliners Run Together   Ground Accident Occurs at Boston’ s Logan Airport

May Drop 3 Top Conservation Jobs   Some Other Jobs May Be Cut Out

77 Europeans, 6 Yanks Die in Ireland Crash   German Families Planned to Tour ‘Midwestern U.S.

Plane Crash In Ireland Worst One Overseas  Rescuers Work KneeDeep in Mud fo Find Bodies of Victims

Worst Airliner Crash Overseas  Score of Bodies Are Hunted in Mud After Shannon Air Tragedy Kills 83

Airliner Crash  Claims 83 Lives  U.S. Charter Craft Falls at Shannon

WORST OVERSEAS PLANE DISASTER  83 People Are Dead in Crash  of American Plane in Ireland

83Killedas Plane Crashes Near Ireland  Passengers Were on Way to Visit Farms In [intend Comtae

Workers Dig In Mud Bank   19 Bodies Not Recovered From Sunday Plane Cras!

US. Plane Crash Claims 83 Lives  Worst Disaster For A U.S. Commercial  Plane Overseas

83 Killed In Ireland  Plane Crash  Rescue Workers Struggle in Mud For Bodies

83 Killed as U. S. Airliner Falls in Eire   Victims Are Mostly Europeans; Wreck Buried in Mud

77 Europeans; 6 American Crewmen—  Plane Crash In Ireland Kills All 83 On Board

All Aboare Killed in Air Crash   Chartered Plane Falls at Shannon Carried Farmers

Eisenhower Declares ‘Limit Reached’ in Castro Tactics—Seize Diplomatic Workers

Worst Fire In Los Angeles History Contained; Canyon Blaze Flares Up

Los Angeles Brush Fire Contained: ew S  Residents Packed: Ready to Move  If Nececeary

Probe $90,000 Gas Tax Loss   Grand Jury Is Called As Judge Raps Leak

Two More Divisions Needed ‘To Ease Need for Reservists   See Related Story Pace 10

Wouldn’t Bother Reservists — Sec. Stahr Says Army Needs 2 More Divisions

You'll Find It   While Integrationists Serve Sentences In Mississippt--  New ‘Freedom Rider’ Assaults Expected

‘Riders’ Set  New Tests Of Jim Crowism Jailed Groups Due To Work Out Fine:

More Bus Riders Head For South   Jackson Jails 65 Negroes, Whites, But Freedom Trips Still Being Organized

On the Inside.   Sentenced ‘Riders’ Serving Terms; ‘Rides’ to Continue

‘Riders’ Due To Continue Dixie Tests   Group Of Negroes, Whites Face Trial In Jackson Court

Freedom Riders Quietly Serving Jail Sentences  Lanai hmlianem eee 2h   New Challengers of Barriers Expected

‘Miss X’ Kicked Out, ‘Mr. Y’ Just ‘Rusticated’  ~ Male Is Still ‘Supreme At Oxford

15 Inches Cover Mountain Areas: Plane Is Missing   Radioactive Fallout In Snow Believed ‘Not Hazardous’

Heavy Dritfts Snarl Traffic   Freeze Looms As Front Triggers Thunderstorms On South Plains

Housing Bill Under Attack By Republican:   Plan Measure to Extend Provisions Of Present Setup

Again, the Crutches   House. Republicans Drive To Derail Housing Bill

Firm To Hire 26 to 30 By January   More To Be Employed Later; Company Will Use Textile Plant

Constantine Commande - Wavered Away From   Government   WAVE OF ARRESTS IN REVOLT’S WAKE

Gourard Admits Disloyalty, Jailed Near Revolt Chief   French General Says He Rebelled For Army Unity

Registration Of Voters to Start Monday, October 30   County Clerk in Charge of Process Under New Statute; People Voted For It

SENATE OKAYS JFK’S BILL ON RETIREMENTS   Social Security - Change ~~ Lowers Age Limit, :  "Raises Payment —   HOUSE WILL HUDDLE TO AGREE ON ‘TERMS

Senate OKs Retirement  For Men 62   More Liberal Coverage In s-S Measure

Fatter Checks Set For Social Security Pay  Men Can Retire At 62 Years

DOWNED BY MISSILE B-52 Crewmen Sought in Snow         Rw UP International

5 in Rescue Party Need Treatment   Bomber Shot Down by _ Mishap; Three Men Parachute, Live.   Sixth Pass.

Where To Find It   DOWNED B52   BFUF OP (VEEP BPP Blizzard Hampers  Search for Crew

Can Red China be brought into disarmament talks?   state dept. studying this problem

Study Made Qf Arms Talt With China   Rusk Says Problem With Reds Is Being Considered By U.S.

hatha of Optimism Study Problem of Admitting Red China Into Arms Talks

Rusk Studies Problem of Red Chinese   U. S. Eyes Possibility Of Bringing Peiping “Into Talks on Arms

Dean Rusk Says —  Red China’s Role in Arms Reductions Under Study

Red China — ‘Problem’ Under Study   Should They Have   Should They Have  Disarmament Role?

Red China Role In Talks Eyed  Rusk Warns Against   Rusk Warns Against Cold War Optimism

Studying how to bring Red China in talks   Disarmament must include big Communist natior

Secretary Rusk Warns Against Undue Optimisn   Tells American: People Goals of Soviet Union Remain. Unchanged ;

Rusk Reveals U. S. Experts Studying Red China's Role in Disarmament

Rusk Discloses  Disarm Studies   Warns Americans  On Over-Optimism

Red China Role In Talks Eyed  Rusk Warns against Cold War Optimism

Rusk Considers Red China Role  _ .Weiahs Arms Talk Offer to Peiping

Year in Jail, Fine Given  To Goldfine  Tax Evasion Tally Ordered

Goldfine Sentenced And Fined $110,000   Year and Day Term Imposed For Tax Evasion

Leaders Are In Agreement On Next Steps To Take In Staggering Berlin Crisis

JFK, British  Leader Expect fo End Session   Plan to Issue Communique on Bia Two Summit

Communique on Conference fo Be Issued Today  Kennedy Returning Tn t1'¢ we AD

SWAP VIEWS ON CRITICAL WORLD ITEMS   Communique By Kennedy And  Macmillan Due

Takes Issue With FBI Chie Fasconal Church Urge: Abolition Of Death Ran

Little Hope For Future Cut In Taxes   Calls For Gas Tax Hike To Give $1.5 Billion Surplus

Sees Surplus lf Business Moves Ahead   No Tax Cut Mentioned; Hit Running Agencies Using ‘Credit Cards’

Eisenhower. Budget At Record High   Advises Kennedy Against Credit Card Government

Ike Warns Kennedy Against Running Government By “Credit Card” Plan   BUDGET-AT-A-GLANCE

Record Pedcetime Spending Budget Of  , i COMO Rallven fe Willad Ta Kannady

Ike Asks 80.9 Billion—Not On Credit Card   Budget summary and related articles on page 2

Warns of Operation  By a ‘Credit Card’   Predicts a $1.5 Billion Surplus With Postal Hike: No Tax Cut Seen

 EXPECT. KENNEDY. TQ. REVISE BUDGET...  Tke Asks More Defense Funds

Advises Against Running U.S. on Credit Cards   Chief Executive Predicts a $1.5 Billion Surplus In New Fiscal Period.

Balanced Budget Offered  Ike Suggests   Ike Suggests $80.9 Billion

Congress Hears Eisenhower’s  Budget Message   Record Spending Of $80.9 Billion Proposed: Possible Surplus Seen

Second. Astronaut, ‘Backup Man’ Named Scientists Give Okeh To Astronaut Flight

Liberty Bell’ Take-Off Sef for Tuesday   Picture Window Provides for 'Sightseeind’

Depressed Areas Bill Past Senate   Seven Children Perish in Fire

$394-Million Bill Survives Effort To Cut   Leaders Hope For Passage In House By Late Next Week

Senate Passes  Job Bill  . Quick ‘House   Quick ‘House Action Seen

394 Million Earmarked For Needy   House Committee Must Approve Measure Next

Depressed Areas Bill  Sent House   Senate Votes 63 to 27° For Passage; Measure Left in Nearly Same Form Kennedy Asked

Measure Aimed At Bringing Jobs To Stricken Cities   Legislation Provides $394 Million Sum To Boost Economy

Goal to Create Jobs po ctosn pene Depressed Areas Bill Wins Senate Approval

$394 Million Measure Near : Kennedy Draft  House’ Expected, To _ Approve; Sponsor’  ‘Says Not Stop:Gap -;

$394 Million For Hard-Hit Areas Voted   Measure Providing For Loans, Grants Now Goes To House

Fallout Path Told  Red Bomb Debris  Trawaling KF aa   Measuring Gear Fails

PLANE HITS HOUSES  Pilot, Boy Killed After Jets Brush Over Hawaii

iiin,.arnin i: jiadained  Purse String Control Citec As Government Keystone   Gets MMA Support  Tri-State Medical School  Plan Reaches Council

Legislative Keport  Purse String Control Cited As Government Keystone   Gets MMA Support Tri-State Medical School  Plan Reaches Council

‘MORE LIKE LIQUOR PROMOTION COMMISSION’ —  Blasts lowa Liquor Group

U.S., Asian Bloc Rejects British Call   British Move Widens Split With U. S.  Over Canao Policy

-'~ =o = : @&  U Thant Expected To Press Action Of U.N. In Katanga

Expect U Thant To Press U.N. Action in Congo  Britain Is Alarmed QOwer Racant Fyvante

U.N. Operation Supported  Britain’s Appeal For Cease-Fire In Katanga Denied

U. S., Asian Bloc Reject British Appeal For Cease-Fire In Katanga

England Wants Cease-Fire  U.N. Push Against Katanga Exnected Desnite British Call

U. N. Urged To Press Katanga Action; Tshombe Asks Poison Arrow Attack

UN. REJECTION OF CEASE-FIRE IN CONGO SEEN   Asian-African Bloc And United States Back Move

U. N. ls Urged To Press Katanga Action; Tshombe Asks For Poison Arrow Attack

Expect U. N. push in Katanga despite call for cease-fire   Leftists want Kennedy snubbed in Venezuela

Bloc Rejects Britain's Call For Cease-Fire   U.S.-British Split Over Congo Policy Widened by Action

No Support To Britain  U.S.. African-Asian Bloc Behind U Thant In Action On Katanga

Bloe Rejects Cease-Fire In Kaianga  Asia-Africa Group   Asia-Africa Group Joins U.S. In U.N. Backing

Asian-African Bloc, U.S. Turn Down Britain   Reject Cease-Fire Plan for Katanga; Split Widened

U.S. And Entire Asian-African Bloc Reject Cease-Fire Appeal   U Thant Expected To Press U.N Action Against Katanga Reaime

U Thant to Press  Action on Kafange  Afro-Asian Group Backs U.S. Stand

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Two Deny Guilt, Put Up Bonds   Alloys Plant Dispute Goes ‘Yo City Court

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Second Stage Fizzle Walis T est  Radio Brain Foiled in Orbit Attempt

Cuban Red Policies  Expanded   Economie Czar To Operate On Commie Lines

More Power For Guevara In Cuba  To Remake   To Remake Economy On Commie Lines

Guevera Gets New Position   Castro Makes Him Industrial Czar With Broad Powers

BANDITS KILL FOOD DEALER; WIFE BEATEN   2 Gunmen Force Car {nto Marsh Area In Florida

Joins Nusband Fiere  Wife Who Fled Red China  Reaches Haven in Helena

Joins Husband Here Wife Who Fled Red China  Reaches Haven in Helena   State Toll 213  State Stockman Dies in Crash

Says Survey Based On 1957 Data   Nursing Home Operator Hits Health Report

Ford and UAW End Dispute  Key Cleveland   Key Cleveland Plant Contract Finally Siened

On The Inside   Ford, UAW Settle:  Production Begun   The last of 85 at-the-olant wert

Ford Is Getting Into High Gear  Contracts Wrapped Up; 1962 Models Are Manufactured Today

Ford Co. Rolls Info high Gear   Last of 85 Plant Packages Approved

Ford Swings Into High Gear   Walton Hills Pact Ends Threat of New Assembly Block

Ford Shifts Into High On 1962 Mode Is   Shutdown Threat Passes With New Contract Completec

Want U. S. To Develop New Bomb   Sens. Russell, Dodd, Anderson Request Atmospheric Tests

NSO SE Ents oe  Battlefield Weapon; Also Effective Antimissile Warhead

Che Neutron  Bomb: Death, No Damage fests in Sky  To Develop Weapon?   (Fallout's Effects. See Page 27)  By AP and UPI

Pwo GOTenenT POLICES  Pentagon Tight With News, But JFK's Door Is Open

MCNAMARA NOT AS ACCESSIBLE AS JFK  i Personalities Determine News - Policy In White House, Pentagon

$8 Million Involved Governor Seeks Action On His.” Revenue Bills

‘Republicans Not Ready to Vote for Ending Tax Collection Commission

ExpandTraffic Patrol Arrests   State Senate Endorses Proposal Giving Patrolmen More Authority

: Senate Votes to Broaden the Arrest  Powers Vested in State Traffic Patrol

Would Help InCongoby Cargo Role   Transports Available For Flying Troops To Front Lines.

SUNDAY CLOSING TO BE ARGUED  Legislators Face New Problems in 63 Session

State GOPs and Demos Plan Meeting Monday  Reapportioning Summit Set

Heading for Malaya — King’s Own Unit Seeking Pretty Chinese Teacher

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Slash Seen In Kennedy Aid Request   Mansfield Says _ Congress May Lop Off $500 Million

FROM “TEMPER OF CONGRESS” Kennedy May Have To Settle For Foreign Aid Reduction

JEK’s Aid Plans May Take Cut   Mansfield Sees Less Funds, Cut In Time Span

}  Congress May Reduce Funds, Shorten Span  ‘Kennedy May Have to Settle for Less Foreign Aid

Mansfield Slayer Dies Tonight DiSalle Refuses To Halt  Execution of Penelton

HOLDUP NOT UNEXPECTED  sseceeaeemememnmceneeeemmma tenement cee  7 Masked Men Invade Home In Daylight Robbery, Get $75

SELLERS BACK WILSON  Demo, Republican Action Grows in Senate Skirmish

New Warning  Unleashed By  Khrushchev Says Russia Will Act To Meet Any Threat In Germany

Threatens To Increase Combat Might   Repeats Demand For Disarmament On Russian Terms

Nikita Warns On Mobilizatior   Restates Intention To Conclude Treaty

Khrushehey Shakes Stick On Berlin   Soviet Leader In Warning To West In Kremlin Speech

West Warned By Khrushchev   Russia Shall Take Proper Steps In Berlin Situation, He Asserts.

President's Visit Gives Rayburn Brightest Day Since Becoming Ill

Training Network Cited   Kennedy Flies To See ‘Sam’ Visit By President Best ‘Medicine’ For Rayburn

JFK's Visit Good for Sam  ~ President Interrupts Fliaht to Washinato:

Bedside Visitor   Rayburn Gets Best Medicine: Bedside Visit by President

Visited By President Sam Rayburn Gets Bes  Politician’s Medicine

Kennedy Visif Good Medicine For Rayburn   President Flies To Dallas

Noon Tally   Best Medicine For A Politician  President Visits Rayburn

Sam Rayburn Made Big Dream Come True In Face Of Adversity   By WILLIAM F, ARBOGAST   President Makes Flying Trip To Texas To Visit Mr. Speaker

IGoes 3,000 Miles:   “Ailing Sam Rayburn Gets Shot In Arm As He Is Visited By President Kennedy

Are You Kidding?  15 Beauty Pageant Finalists ‘Wondering What Judges See

Miss Universe Pageant  Fifteen Beauties Wait For Decisions Tonight

15 Girls Try For Coveted World Title   Miss Universe to Be Named in Finals Toniaht

 Miss Universe Pageant Tonight _   Girls Wonder What Judaes See In Them

‘Miss Universe’ Finals Tonight  All Are Wondering ‘What Judges See

Jury Deciding Fate of Youths In Drag Racine   Pair Charged With Participating In Contest on 7th Ave. Last Summer.

Auto Accident Fatality Case Goes to Jur   Panel Begins Deliber. ations Involving In voluntary Man slaughter Charge.

US. Aware Of Sputnik  Launching   Red Annoiincemen Came After Notice To Kennedy Frida’

AP WRITER FINDS: Canadian Friendship With U:S. Appears Not To Be So Cordial

Party-Line Vote Is 27 to 22; Demos Hope  To Bring Bill Up Again Later

8 IN CREW LOST AT SEA   Air Force Transport Dowr In Pacific East O Tokyo; Air, Sea Searct On.

Eight Airmen Aboard, Four From Calif   U.S. and Japanese Planes and Ships Search Stormy Sez

PLANE WITH 8 IN CREW LOST AT SE:   Air Force Transport Dowr In Pacific East Of! Tokyo; Air, Sea Search On.

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Senate Leaders Expect Narrow Victory for Aid

Thin Veneer of Hormony Between GOP Lavemeakers, Swainson Beains te Crack

 Ratses Upjections Gov. Swainson, Lawmakers ‘Split Over Money Bills

Blame Algerians For Breakdown  French Still Ready   French Still Ready For Negotiations

Leaders Say Peace Talks Still Likely   De Gaulle Issues Statement After Cabinet Session

Stern French Won't Concede To Algerians   Door Slammed On Peace Talk  For Present

Hint Jurors Figured Case “’Stand-Off”’ Daughter Weeps As Jury:  Acquittal Verdict Read

Recess Fichmann Trial for \srael’s Day of Memorial to Nazi Victims

Cease Fire. Fizzles On Laos Front  Communists Laune! Offensive Against

Cease Fire. Talks. i in Laos Fizzle   Commie-Led. Troops Launch Offensive Aaqainst Government

NO NEW MEETING SET . Cease-Fire Talk Fizzles, Rebels Open Offensive

WOMAN INJURED IN COLLISION   Massive Storm Plasters Northern Rockies, Plains

Massive Winter Storm Hits Parts of Midwest   Snow Is Reported in Iowa and Minnesota.

Heavy Snow Falling Over Great Plains   Storm Moves Slowly Eastward From the Northern Rockies

People You: Know GEORGE PAVLIK, pR. : TELLS OF CAPITAL'S — REACTION TO CRISES  (By Arden Schoep, } Staff Writer.) «= 

People You Know  GEORGE PAVLIK, JR. TELLS OF CAPITAL‘S REACTION TO CRISES  (By Arden Schoep, Senff Writer )

AG Charged In Report With Laxity  Committee Says Stevenson Future af.  Baste *Marhef,

Social Gathering:  SHERYL SCHNEIDER Is NEW WORTHY ADVISOR OF RAINBOW ASSEMBLY

Fall Text Awaited  Before Statement   Reply to Anglo-American Plan Was Handed to Ambassadors

British Peace Plan for Laos Is Answered   State Department Relays Full Note to Chief Executive

No Word Yet On Attitude To Peace Plan   Kennedy and Rusk Await Text of Soviet Note

Wadena News   ESBYTERIAN CHURCH LACY MABTIN, Minister   ee Neem oe eS  9:30 a.m. Chutch School. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. 7:48 Youth Fellowship.

Future Journalists View Photos  Coad Reveals Business and Domestic Woes

MAY USE IN BERLIN SHOWDOWN Senator Says Russians May Be First Developing Neutron ‘Death Ray’ Bomb

Vote to Revamy State Division Of Resources   House Revives and Passes Bill Under Dalton ‘Pressure’

House Approves Bill to Revamp Resources Unit   Mecsure Brought Back for Passage After Monday Loss

Damper Put On Wilson-Greenville Air Service By Operations Bureau

“The English Language” Is Topic Of Meeting by Woman’s Study Club      P-TA of Palmer School Conducts Meet. With Mrs. Hobbs Presiding

Westons Mills Couple Hurt  In Collision   Boys on Way From Dance When Mishay Oceurs Near Olean

Eye Witness Story  First U.S. Reporter On Scene Describes Destruction In Belize

Litter, Muck, Debris Fail To Describe Belize After Hurricane Departs

Manhunt Ends In Meek Surrender Of Admitted Slayer In North Texas

Rockefeller Calls Strike Very Serious   Governor Sets Meeting Of Negotiators in Move To End 10-Day Walkout

Rockefeller Tries To End Tugboat Strike  Trains, Inauguration Transportation Threat

Rockefeller Meets With Tugboat, Railroad Men On Settlement Of Strike

100,000 Commuters Affected Rockefeller Intervenes In  New York Tug Beat Strike

shooting, otaddINg  Off-Duty Firefighters Have Hot Time in Missoula Bars

38 Aboard Hijacked Prop -Jet   Air Force Fighter Plane Tries To Force Eastern Airlines Airplane To Return To U. S., But Fails

Fighter Fails To Get Craft To Turn Back   ‘Going To Havana At Pistol Point,’ Radios The Pilot

Cuba Radio Mum About Hy acking   Castro Had Said He Would Keep Any Such Craft

Plane Lands In Cuba: U. $. Protests Act  Last Remark Of Jet’s Pilot:

Fighter Craft Tries to Turn  Him Around   No Word From Cube When 38 on Board Might Return Home

Blame In Cuban Debacle Debated   Official Denies Claim Intelligence Was Faulty

Obscene Mail, Threat Letters Deluge Kennedy   Behind Scenes Dispute Rages On Failure Of Cuba Invasion

Dispute Rage: Behind Scene Over r Cubans  Did United ‘States Fail?

Invasion Failure Issue oe  U.S. Intelligence C On Cube Dispute Continues To Rage

Kennedy Considering Use of Troops to Rescue Cuba   U.S. Officials Still Debating  Causes of Failure in Cuba

EXEMPTION OF 29 CENTS ALLOWED  ee en al  Retail Sales Fax Advanced

COMPROMISE IS OFFERED TO SENATE   Pipeline Levy Under Immediate House Criticism

THEY’LL SOON HAV E THEIR OWN SAND PILE  Softtooted Gulls Defy Eviction  From Nice Airport’s Runway

Judge's Death Causes Mistrial In Murder Case   Appleton Jurist Stricken; State's Attorney Ailing

Raises Would Range to $10,000  $37.5-Million Hike Is Rocky’s Pay Proposal

State Voters To Decide At Tuesday's Election— —— Should Governors Be Allowed To Succeed Selves In Office?

S. Rhodesia Seeks Break With.. Britain   Central African Federation Irked By British Self-Rule Plan For Country

wa ant ul Soviel Agreement  U.S., Britain Seek Ban On Fallout-Tvpe A-Tests

U.S., Britain Offer Reds ‘Fallout’ Pact   West Expects Overt Action

Three-Powe1 Proposition Sent Russia  Urge Immediate Ban On Future .

Move To Bar Aerial Blasts Put To USSR   JFK, Macmillan Propose 3-Power Pledge By Sept. 9   Sept. 9 Deadline

Kennedy, Macmillan Send Notes   Western Leaders Atlempting to Force Khrushchev’s Hand

Geneva Pact ° Betore Sept. 9  Is Proposed   Red Testing in Air Threatens to Poison World. Powers Claim

Notes Aim Atk orcing Reds’ Hand   Proposal Designed To Guard Mankind From Air Pollution

U.S. and Britain Propose Three-Power Pledge to Eliminate Lethal Fallout

Fifth Demonstration siaisnteliedabmieiieeatteseaticiaitiaiiiinastiianiea ainda i a  230 Marching Negroes Seized In Albany, Gani gia, Protest

Albany Arrests BO Marching, Singing Negroes   Negotiations Fail; King Among Those Placed In Jail

Negroes Arrested: In Albany   Crowd Demonstrates Against Segregation; King Leads Marchers

: No Parade Permit...  266 Negroes Arrested In March on City Hall

More Than 250 Antisegregation Marchers Jailed  Martin Luther King Among Those Held In Albany, Georgia

MARCHING, SINGING Martin Luther King, 265 Others Arrested In Albany

230 Negroes Booked After Albany March   Biracial Negotiations Collapse; Dr. King Among Those Held

Georgia Je 266 More Marchers   Martin Luther King, Negro Leaders Held For Demonstrating

TO COORDINATE POLICY Former Eisenhower Officials Support Disarmament Agency

PERM {Nk Nis GENCY  Allied Hieh h Command  Lreed for Fast Action

Free World High Command Former Eisenhower Officials Urge Permanent Disarmament Agenc

Free World High Command * \Aides Of Ike Back Plan  \For Disarmament Agency

Former Ike Aides Urge US. Agency   Disarmament Agency Needed In Making Quick Decisions —

No Gain In Economy  Seen Now  Experts Tell Congress Any  pene ase mais er.

Ham Way Up   Congress Hears Experts Worse Economic Period Expected

Kennedy's Go-Slow Approach Applauded ixperts See Better Times Late in Year

Predict Things Will Get Worse Before Upturn: Experts Report To Congress

Economy To Find Months Ahead Hard   Experts Predict Better Times Later; Recovery By 1962

51 Persons Die In Road Mishaps To Top Estimate   California Leads With 53; Pennsylvania Chalks Up 23 Crash  Fatalities,

Council Claims 550 May Lose Lives, 00 Over Prediction   California, Texas Lead Parade:  Bell County Records One Death

Says Shutdown Threatens Delay In U.S. Recovery  Local Issues Keep Many Plants Idle Despite Appeals

Plea Issued  For Peace In  Auto Dispute Goldberg Tells   Goldberg Tells Kennedy Appeal For Early Return

Macmillan Says  Ties Necessary  Links With Europe Show Policy Shift

Atlanta Mayor Decrees No Little Rock When Schools Open Next Fall   No Rabble Rousers Will Be Tolerated When Atlanta Schools Open Integrated

Mayor Says Atlanta Won’t Tolerate Interference In School Desegregation

Father, Son Die Of Gas Fumes   Bodies Found in E. Liverpool Home

WEATHER   Doctor Issues Ruling  Gas Leak, Fumes Termed Cause In  Deaths Of 2 Men

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$18,565 in rare coins Some of the nicest things are found in dusty attics

Exile Forces Open Attack   Extent of Fighting Uncertain, But Castro Admits Assault’

Forees Land By Sea, Air On 3 Coasts   Rebel Chief Claims ‘Liberation’ Begun By Anti-Red Units

Prime Minister Asks for Order   Claims Attack Sponsored by US; Assures Country His Troops Will Win

Castro Claims U.S. Organized  Mercenary Force  Battles Under Way __In Landing Areas; ~ Radios Silenced

Establish Beachhead 90 Miles From Havana  5000 Rebel ‘Troops In Action; -  Castro Commands. Cuba Defense

Invasion landings made in 3 parts of Cuba, US exiles say   One confirmed   Sav isle shelled

Invaders Hit Three Points By Air. Sea   Castro Says Forces Are Mercenaries Of United States

Fidel Takes Command Of All Defenses   Casualties Believed Heavy As National Emergency Is Called

Violent Waterfront Battle Reported This Morning 90 Miles From Havana

Air, Sea Attack Pushed Against Castros Regime   Flier Who Turned Against Castro Tells His Story   By CAPT, ORESTES ACOSTA Ac inld to UPT

CAST FULL BLAME ON AMERICA   Fiery Dictator Tells His Forces Victory Certain

Castro's Radio Calls All Militia Units to Report Immediately to Stations

Several Thousand Land As Cuba Liberators, On. ‘Three Separate Coasts

Fidel Castro Takes Over Command   Assault Force Lands 90 Miles From Havana. 5,000 Rebels in Action

U.S. Not Intervening In Freedom Attempt   Castro Says Invaders Landed at Several Points; Charges Before United Nations U.S. Armed, Financed Attacking Forces’

iNo Mention of Rockets  Newspaper Says Rus: ‘Stand Behind Cuba -

Landing Units Said To Number In Thousands   Rebel Chief Says Battle To Liberate Nation Has Begun

Battles Rage For Beaches Near Havana   Castro Declares National State Of Emergency; Casualties Are Reported to Be Heavy.

Invaders Land By Sea, Air   ‘Battle To Liberate Homeland Has Begun,’ Declared By Rebel Leader

Blast Hurled At U. S. By Fiery Leader   Attackers Land At Number Of Unidentified Points

Soldiers and Supplies Dropped by Parachute   By FRANCIS L. McCARTH’   United Press International

Island Being Hit By Land And Sea; Exiled Leader In Radio Statement

Anti-Castro Forces Invade Cuba   Red China, Soviet Union Relations On Downgrade, Faces Economic Trouble

Castro Confirms Government Troops Battling What He Calls ‘Mercenaries Organized by The Imperialist’ United States

Invaders Land In Cuba; Castro Accuses U.S.   Blamed Ag: Blamed Again  Roa Charges U. s. Backed Invasion

Castro Orders Government Troops fo Take Up Arms Against Foe, Blames “Mercenaries Organized by U. 5.”

Three Landings Made; Telephone, Telegraph Communications Qut; Invaders Report Gains

Contact With Cuba Severed From World  Liberation Battle Has Begun, Declares

South Coast Reported As Landing Site   Communications With Island Cut By Castro Order

Attack Is Acknowledged By Castro; Mercenaries Backed By U. S. Blamed

Rebels Land in 3 Spots —   Claim Battle Is Begun ‘To Liberate Homeland’

Rebel Exiles Say Battle Of Liberation Under Way  CCACTDOAY CT ATTRAC   Raiders Have Landed At Several Points: Moscow New spaper Says Communist World Backing Fidel

Anti-Castro Forces  Launch Invasion of  Cuba By Seaand Air   Cuba Charges U.S.  Supporting Invasion

Soldiers and Sipplies . Dropped by Parachute. .  tp PRAMEIC. ( 16-PKOTUS

Castro Claims Attack by U.S, Mercenaries  ee ae en ie = oe ne   Report Forces Go Ashore in East, West and South

US WON'T INTERVENE Castro Troops Battle Invaders      Hy THRE AR&n:     PRrca

Castro Troops Are Reported Battling Foes   Communication With Havana Cut: Dictator Lavs Blame on U.S.

C FULL BLA BLAME ON AMERICA —   Fiery Dictator — Tells His Forces Victc-y Certain

Cuban Prime Minister Acknowledges Landings At Several Points In South

Several Landings Made; U.S. Denies Aiding Attack   Cuba Charges U.S. Backs Invasion: Adlai Denies It

Palace At Her Service: Jackie Plays Empress ‘Role With Believability

Jackie Like Empress Versailles Glows Agair - For De Gaulle's Party

Hands Of Time Turned Back For Elaborate French Reception In Honor Of Kennedys

Latin Pact On Progress  To Be Signed   $20 Billion Will Be Pumped  Into Economies

‘Kennedy’s Alliance For Progress Program To Be Reality Wednesday

20 Nations Set To Sign Declaration   U.S. To Pump $20 Billion Into Economies:

American States Draft Historic Aid Declaration   Kennedy's ‘Alliance For Progress’ to Be Reality Wednesday

Delegates Polish Alliance.   Western Hemisphere Leaders Prepare To Sign Key Agreement

SELF-HELP STRESSED  Accept $28 Billion U. S. Aid For Latin Americans

20. Nations Set for Latin America Aid   Statesmen Ready Historic Declaration for Final OK

- Western Hemisphere Progress Alliance : Program Goes Into Effect Wednesday

Conference Will Begin Aid Action   JFK’s Alliance For Progress To Be Reality

Inter-American Confab Closing   Declaration Signing Final Act At Talks

Americas Plan For Progress Being Finished   Historic: Kennedy Program:Due to Be ‘Reality Wednésday

Signing Set In Pact With Latin Group   Ministers Complete Details Of Historic Self-Help Program

Western Bloc Progress Mapped * * k k * * x ok ot  * *  Kennedv’s Alliance Praoram Cinen Miahta Douek

Latin American Alliance Is Set   Finishing Touches Put on Historic Declaration at-Parley in Uruquay

20 American Nations Ready to Sign Pact  Will Put Kennedy's Progress Push in

West Statesmen Still Working On Declaration  Kennedy Program « To Become Reality This Wednesday

“Mighty Push for Progress”... .     Latin-American Alliance Is  To Be Finished Wednesday

Border Guard Flees To West   won TION SEEN AS REPRISAL  Americans Bar Russian From Their Berlin Zone

U.S. Slaps Back After Red Restrictions  + ¢ peg   Colonel, Aides Denied Access To American Secto:

U.S. SECTOR BARS SOVIET BERLIN CHIEF   American Forces Act In Reprisal After German Reds Keep Gen. Watson’s Aides Out.

BARS SOVIEI BERLIN CHIEF   American Forces Act Ir Reprisal After Germar Reds Keep Gen. Watson’s Aides Out.

Soviets Barred From U.S. Area Of West Berlin   Reprisal F For Red Moves To Keep U.S. Officials Out Of East Berlir

Keprisal For Ked Moves Berlin’s Soviet Commandant, Top  Adviser Barred From U.S.A. Sector

Red Officials Barred From U. S. Sector   Soviet Commandant In Berlin, Advisor Barred In Reprisal For Move By Reds

Soviet Commande: In Berlin Cannot Enter U.S. Sector  Aetian Takan in Bonrical   Action Taken in Reprisal For East’s American Ban

Reich Reds’ Moves Stir U. S. Action   Reprisal Seen In Answer To Curhs At Berlin Border

Bar Soviet Chief  From West Berlir U.S. Reprisal for   U.S. Reprisal for Border Checks

Top Red Barred By West   Commandant Is Being Kept Out Of West Berlin

US. Bars Ret Leaders From West Berlin   Action Triggered By Two Incidents At Checkpoint

West Berlin  Zone Closed  In Reprisal Move Aimed At  Forcing End OF Tract Reirvh Crehe

U.S. Bans Red Chief In Berlin   First Time Soviet Commandant Barred From Divided City Since End Of War

Bar Soviet Commandant From Berlin   Ordered To Stay Out Of American Sector In Reprisal Action

Food Stamps Issued In McDowell As Federal Plan Begins Trial Run   Urges Hard Work

Military Chiefs Of SEATO Call For Solidarity.   Need for Bolstering Armed Might Cited i Strong Communique

Solidarity Of SEATO Stressed   Military Chiefs Charge Red Support Of Rebels Creates Dangerous Situation

On Inside Pages   'Kinzua Power Development Said Threat To Wildlife

Will Seek Acceptable Talk Basis  France Declared. Against Summit. Parley On Berlin

WVU CONTINUES RAMPAGE, DUMPS SPIDERS, 97-61  —Page 28   *Feeler’ Is Voted By Big 4   Acceptable Berlin Basix to Be Sought

Official Statement Indefinite  American Source Reports Accord on Berlin Policy

West Agrees To Approach Soviet  Acceptable Basis For East-West Ta Iks

Foreign Ministers Acree to Probe  For Sound Basis for East-West Talks

U. S. Leadership Questioned Big Four Conference Bogs Down On Issues

Big Four Of West  Seek Berlin Basis   Emergency Session Agrees That Far But Other Differences Still Block Accord

WESTERN BIG FOUR LEADERS STILL APART   Will Feel Gut Russians On Basis For Berlin Negotiations   FRANCE BALKING AT ANY TALKS ON ISSUE

Full Accord Apparently Not Reached   Ministers Wind Up Berlin Discussion, Plan NATO Reports

West Plans Feeler To Russians  Berlin Crisis   Berlin Crisis Talks End On Doubtful Note

\Dos Demandas A Empresas De La C. De Mission   Rumor De Juntas Del Prime Ministro Castro Y Cardenas

Gamble Benedict’s Runaway Marriage No Bar to $20 Million Trust Income

 Grandmother Leaves $50 Million Gambi Bequeathed Income From $20 Million Trust Fund

College Presidents Get Choice Nutter Walks Out of Regents Meeting After He's  Overruled on Contract Matter

Oh. Those Senators!   College Presidents Get Choice  Nutter Walks Out of Regents’ Meeting After He’s  Overruled on Contract Matter

AYUB WINS COMMITMENT FROM KENNEDY ON ISSUE  U.S. to Act as Peacemaker in Dispute   NATIVE SON BLASTS STATE Kennedy Aide Leaves Nebraska in Uproar

Leaves Kennedy Talks Claiming Strengthened Ties   Pakistan President Wins Approval On Promoting Kasmir Settlement

Renews Pledge For Economic, Military Aid   Pakistan Leader Calls Trip ‘Most Memorable Of Life’

Ayub Khan Is Pleased With Talks   Kennedy Says America To Work for Agreement Over Kashmir Dispute

Ayub Says US, Pakistan Ties Strengthened   Asian Leader Calls American Visit ‘Most Memorable Period’ of His Life.

U.S.-Pakistan Friendship Strengthened   President Ayub Khan Impressed Bv Kennedy

Death Toll In Flood Now 18; 4 Are Missing   Federal Officials Study Request To Desianate Disaster

FLOOD DEATH TOLL HAS REACHED 18   Presidential Aide Will Make Report To White House Gn Chaclestsn Situatian

KINGSLEY MAN FOUND DEAD - ON BANK OF LITTLE S{!OUX RIVER NEAR CORRECTIONVILLE  Gale W. Foft, 71—. Suffered Heart Attack While On Fishing Trip

Life’s End   KINGSLEY. MAN, FOUND   DEAD - ON BANK OF»  LITTLE SIOUX RIVER NEAR CORRECTIONVILLE Gale W. Foft, 71—  Suffered. Heart Attack « - While On Fishing Trip

During Anti-Nuclear Bomb Rally  U.S. Embassy In London Is  Target Of Demonstrators

FK FLIES TO BEDSIDE Father of President Hit By Blood Clot on Brain

Condition Is Grave; No Operation Set   Partial Paralysis Is Reported; JFK-Macmillan Meet Still Set

United Nations Council Calls For Immediate Cease-Fire In Tunisia

ARMY READIES FAST, RUGGED TRAINING PLAN   Guard And Reservist: Won't Need Long To Get In Condition   TARGET PRACTICE STILL RATED HIGH

Cannon AB Jets Going to Europe For NATO Drill   N.M. Squadrons Join Two Others Ordered Overseas

U.N. Seeks End To Tensions   U. §.-Cuba Trouble Studied By Assembly

Resolution Adopted  General Assembly Presses To End U.S.-Cuba Tension

U.N. Asks All Its Members To Act In Relieving &. S.. Cuban Tension

U.N. Makes Plea In U.S.. Cuba Strife  Urges Members To   Urges Members To Remove Tension Between Countries

Assembly Calls For All in U.N. lo tase Tension  ‘cw Bebe   Resolution Backed By U.S. Is Adopted

‘ADOPT U.S. RESOLUTION  U.N. Calls On Members To End Cuban Tension

UN Assembly OKs Congo Fund. Just Before Adjourning      'UN Members Asked To Help ‘Remove US-Cuban Tensions

Efforts For Cuba-U.S. Peace Urged  U.N, Assembly Knocks Out Special Latin America Call

ASSEMBLY 0.K-S US. RESOLUTION   Meant To Remove Cuba-U.S. Tension

U.N. Seeks fo Settle Cuban, U.S. Troubles  Calls on Members   Calls on Members For Action to Remove Tension

UN Tries To Ease  Tension To Seek U. S.,   To Seek U. S., Cuban Peace

State Aid Bill  Faces Severe  Test in House Textbook Rental   Textbook Rental Prograrh Passes Kansas Senate

Planes Drop Water Bombs  Pilot Calls California Fire Worst Since Berlin

Would Be Erected Near Correspondents’ Arch At Gathland   STATE, NEWSPAPERS TO FINANCE PROJECT

McNamara Closes NATO Conference, Britain Shy Over Berlin Defense   Believe Russ Determined to Oust West From:Berlin Regardless of Results

Two Survive Landing Tragedy On East Coast   Plane With Recruits Falls While En Route To South Carolina

LATEST Plane Plunges Near Richmond   Only Two of 83 Survive Disaster

Most Of Victims Are Army Recruits Bound For Ft. Jackson, S. C.   (See Other Photos On Page 17)

How It Was  SNOW SCARE WAS PREMATURE — NOW SEE CLEARING SKIES FOR THANKSGIVING DAY

 HowltWas =”  SNOW SCARE WAS PREMATURE — NOW ‘SEE CLEARING SKIES \FOR THANKSGIVING DAY

Flies To London —  deGaulle Talks May Open Way For Berlin Dealing

French, British Leaders Confer On Berlin Issue   Maemillan Trying to Persuade DeGaulle to Drop Opposition to Negotiations.

Trial Resumes Monday Time Near for Eichmann to Face Witnesses Who Knew Him as Hitlers Top Jew Hunter

Bloodbath Fears Grow In Congo Power Struggle  Continues In Stanleyville

Struggle For Power Continues   Leaders Of Congo Factions Fail To Reach Aareement

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Congo Rebel Leaders  struaale for Power

Fears of New Congo Blood Bath Arise   U.N.-Katanga Truce Shows Strain; Forme Lumumba Aid Flees

Allies of Slain Lumumba Fall Out Among Selves; Fate of 15 Mystery

Congo Rebel Fight Grows   Stanleyville Blood Bath Feared in Power Struggle

Venezuelans Take Craft fo Curacao   Two Wounded in Struggle With Fugitives

New Federation Of Eight States In Congo OK'd   Political Leaders Block Out Areas,  End Discussions

Congo Leaders Eye Federation Of 8 Provinces   Name Successor To Red Gizenga

Organize “dl Along  T ribal Li Jines  ater enanin sree  Congolese Leaders Plot Confederation

Congo Chiefs  Plan ‘Union’   Political Leaders List Eight States, Hope io Stabilize Chaotic Nation

Plan Congo Federation Of 8 States   Leaders Seek Restorec Stability in Nation On Tribal Lines.

Congo State ‘Federation’  Plan Studied   Political Leaders Prepare Eight-Unit Move For Stahility

Eight Congo states to join  Confederation   Confederation on tribal lines for stability

Meg Expectin ey pas bar Ans  Pointed Que   R eporter Answers  Pointed Queries

1: What Do the British Think About. Kennedy?  U.S. Newsman Back From Britain Answers Question:

LANDED SAFE _IN U, S.  Ragged Cuban Refugees  Taken Off Tiny Island

Fires at 45 Cubans   Gunboat Disguised As Fishing Vessei Fires On Refugees

 Platforms Similar Six in Race for ‘Mr. Sam’‘s’  House Seat in Texas Today

Six Candidates Bid for Rayburn House Job _  Two Cor nservativ   Two Conservatives, One a Republican, To Seek Position

Protest Note Due Soon  Western Big Four Studies Action Against Red Moves

New Action Pledged On  Barricade   Western Leaders Map Protest Note Plans

Action Near Against New Red Outrage   ‘Theorizing’ At End, Says West German Official

West Protest Note, Other Measures On Berlin Forthcoming, Says Grewe

Off the Earth, That Is...  Women Given the Edge As Pilots in Space Tours

tn In Mad. Tests Women Given Edge Over ‘Men in ‘Space Traveling’

Tests Prove Women Will Be Better Drivers Steering Vehicles Through Outer Space

FEAR NO FEMALES—IN SPACE Women Are Faster Than Men At Space Controls

by i) Vote Morrisville Approves Police  Merger With L. Makefield

Spellman Given Reply by Morse  Debate Over Failure Of Schoo! Aid Bills

Criticizes Spellman Role In Senate’s Inactivity On Education Aid Bills

Sen. Morse In Answer To Spellmar   Says Cardinal Has To Take Share of Responsibility

Ask for delible bond,. the type. writer paper that erases with pencil eraser. Daily Tribune.

Dillon Sees No Tax Increase As Of Now ©  Congress Advised However That Some  Loopholes In Tax Laws Be Pluaaed

Crime Probe Opens ; Illegal Gambling Is Blame On Corruption, Weak Laws

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32nd Concerned About Publicity  _ Congressmen End - Fort Inspection

Legislature Surprised by Sales Tax   Measures Presented Just  Before Close

Sales Tax Surprised  Lawmakers   Record of Issue During Session Reveals Rejection Of Early Senate Attempts

Hints Reds Will Test Big Bomb   Calls Plea to Ban Tests Hysterical Bourgeoise Cries

Nikita Ignores ‘Clamor’   Russ Premier lmplies Test Still Slated Of 50-Meaaton Bomb

Blast Will Take Place. He Implies   Shifts Blame For Big Test On West Powers

Reply West Has Forced Bomb Tests   Premier Refers To Hiroshima As Senzeless, Brutal

Soviet Union will go ahead with big test  TFT i oe L Pe ie ee £3 re@   Khrushchev says world appeals just hysterical

Khrush Still Planning On Huge Blast   50-Megaton Blast May Occur Sometime Monday, Tuesday

Super Blast Still Slated By Top Red   Says West Makes War Plans, Cites Tests ‘Necessary’

Briefs... From the Wire   Russians Still Planning 50-Meaaton Explosion

DESPITE APPEAL FROM WORLD  Reds To Go Ahead With 50-Megaton Bomb

Nikita Implies No Changein Plan for Bomb  Declares No Delay Possible Because West Plans War

 ints ov Megaton fest otili Un  Khrushchev Calls Appeals Against Bomb Hysterical

Nikita Scoffs at World Appeals On A-Tests, Calls Them Hysterical   May Fire Big Bomb  Tomorrow

‘Hysterical Clamor’  Nikita Derides Opponents On Massive Nuclear Test

Claim Guns Intended For Rebels   Invasion Scare Stops Industry; Island Bristles

Cuba Claims US Airdrops Are Seized   Fidel’s Invasion Scare A Strain On Industry

Two airdrops of weapons said seized   Scare puts big strain on Cubans and industries

Sugar Harvest Finds Workers In Uniforms   Castro Claims Seizure. Of Two Airdrops Of Weapons to Insurgents

Cuba Claims Seizure Of Arms Drop   Fidel’s Invasion Scare Puts Crimp in Sugar Harvest

Embassy Used For Espionage   ; Reports On U.S. ‘War Potential’   Instructions Said To Make Contacts   La stro Keeps Invasion ocare Arive-— Cuba Claims U.S. ‘Dropping Weapons’

Problem. Of Sugar Crop  Paramount  All Industries Under Strain Of Invasion Threat

Cuba Invasion Boss Capture Reported  “Gap Ah time’s Seizure in Swa any An need he Ccocipn’e Offterale

Adenauer In West Berlin On Token Visit   He Demonstrates Close Links Between City, West Germany

OAS Probe Welcomed  — 'Trujillo’s Son Shuns - Dictator Heir’s Role

Bolivia Next On Schedule In Fact Hunt   Chile Communists, Newspapers Urge Envoy To Go Home

Stevenson, Insulted in Chile Tour, ‘Leaves for Bolivia on Latin Trip

Youth Held In Killing Father  Boy, 16, Admits He - Shot His Father Off Tractor. Buried Body

TO GET STATE SECRETS  Czech U.N. Diplomat Threatened  Fiancee Of American, Savs U.S.

Fails To Corrupt Fed Employe  U.S. Orders Expulsion Of Czech UN Diplomat

Czech Diplomat Caught in His Own Web as Espionage Scheme Backfires

Czech Diplomat Told to Leave   Charged With Threatening U.S. Emplovee for Seerets

Czech Diplomat Must LeaveU.S. ForSpy Plot   Reds Use Threat On Girl As Wedge

Secretary Talks To 350 in Duluth  Shocked by Soviet  Stoel Production

2 Killed In Crash Of Johnson Plane   Weekend Violent Deaths Total 16, 8 In Traffic

LYNDON NOT ABOARD  tte erate rennet se nett anime tno tentntirannntll  Revo LBJ Pulots Die  Tr Crash

Tokyo Police Guard Hiked For No. 2 Red   Deputy Says Pact Aggressive Action  As Bid Rejected

Mikoyan In Tokyo, Blasts U.S.-Jap Pact   Says Agreement ls Agressive To Soviet Union

29 Persons, Mainly. Young People, Die In. Tragedy  Fire Races Through Social Club in England

Brazilians  Occupy  ‘Liner   Marines Control Santa Maria To Prevent Galvao’s Scuttle Vow

FRANK LANE, AT LIBERTY, CALLS FINLEY A ‘LIAR’  Fighting A's Go Into Extra Innings

Lane Fires Salvo At Finley, Charging Lies And Intention Of Pulling Out Athletics

Two Killed In Algeria Blasts  D vammis ]  fot sun td en ttt.   French Undergrounc Sets Off 60 Bombs

Two Algerians Killed  French Settlers Cheer Bomb Blasts In Algiers

Letter Offers New Clew in 24-Year Disappearance of Society Matron

Reds Score West Berlin Church Rally   Expect 10,000 from Eastern Sector for Observance

No More Uninspected ‘Gentleman’s Agreements With Russia’—Kennedy

Inflation Is Feared Administration ls Concerned About Recovery of Business

Economic Discipline Counselec   Self-Restraint Urged As Inflation Curb; Controls? No.

Fear Threat Of Inflation  To Business   But No Direct Wage Or Price Controls Being Considered

Administration  Concerned Over Inflation Threat   Kennedy Adviser Say: Nation Must Exercise Stern Self-Restraint

Inflation Fear Growing With Business Gain:   Self-Restraint To Unknown Degree May Be Necessary

Concern Felt Over Threat Of Inflation  we... _ ft Tt...)   Revival Feared As Outcome of Business Recovery

Plays Host To 20 of His Cabinet, Advisors— Say Ike More Politically Minded Now Than When In White House

FORMER PRESIDENT NO LONGER DETACHED REPUBLICAN  IKE SHOWS POLITICAL ZEST

$100,000 Seneca Blaze Blamed on Bolt As Thunderstorms Rake West New York

JACK BEGAN A MONTH AGO AS PRESIDENT   Swerves Nation’s Domestic  Path, Makes Little Foreign Policy Change.

President Kennedy Winds Up First Month Of Administration   Has Swerved Sharply From Domestic Path Of Old One

Kennedy's First Month in Office Shows Changes   New Administration Adopts New Policies

President Winds Up Ist Month   Administration Differs Sharply From Old One

Impressive Number of Changes Made by Kennedy in First Month in Office

Davis Gets Bill Allowing Vofers To Close Schools   Kennedy's First Month Shows Sharp Swing From fke’s Rule

Inside...   NUSSIONS in Race, 100  Getting to Moon First Reason for Space Program

A NATION OF SHEEP—II  Appraisal of Aid Value In Laos Woefully Wrong

Where does the burden ef Titov’s feat lie? See editorial cartoon, page 4.

 MARCH OF DIMES COMMUNITY   CHAIRMEN NAMED; “JOB” OPEN  HERE IN GFRALD

Court Rules Against ‘Belief in God’ Oath, Curbs Union Political Funds.

Rey. S. Wesley Toal Is New Priest Episcopal Church Ennis. Waxahachie

_ FRIDAY IS SET AS NEW FLIGHT DATE  Weather Forces Second ‘Scrub’ of Space Shot   “RESULT AD   PLANE DOWN IN ARGENTINA  66 Die in Air Crast

Hope To Try Fr iday: = LL  Bad Weather Causes 2nd Space Hop Delay

Set Friday As Tentative Date For Next Attempt To Get Grissom In Air

Flight Now Scheduled for ] a. m. Friday   Unlucky Timing Also Blamed for Second ‘Serub” at Cape Canaveral,

Foiled again  Weather stops flight   Postponement hard on astronaut's kin

Bad Weather Forces 48-Hour Delay To Friday   One Hour Before Launching Weather Takes Turn For Worse

S pee § sh O   Po sl pone dl   Astronaut Flight Slated for Friday

Grissom’s Trip Is Postponed At Last Minute   Clouds Drift Low Over Cape Canaveral As Launch Time Neared Storm Is Expected

Grissom To Spend Hours Watching “Activities Around Launch Vehicle’

Rocky Approves Extension of “Little Hoover Committee”, Welfare Probers

IRISH TROOPS ARE REPORTED OVERWHELMED   Sudden Change Comes In Congo Fighting After “Truce”   DAG OPENS URGENT TALK WITH TSHOMBE

Irish Setbac Is Reported In Katanga   Troops Crushed  At Jadotville Fort By Superior Forces

Once Idol Of Nation. fn z Former: Turkish. Premier Meets Death On Gallows

SULUND TO INVESTIGATE  Strikes, Slowdowns Harass Man-in-Space Program

Strikes Have Cost U.S. Valuable Time -In Man-In-Space And Missile Programs

Probers Hear Of 327 Delays, Mostly Called To Give Worker Overtime Pay

Daily News Index   VANIEL PROGKAM        Committee Clears hey Tax Measures

AVS ACOWIVIC NULLEAR TESTS U.S. WAITS PUBLIC REACTION     Massive Arms Race T; o Hike. World. Tensions

NUCLEAR DEVASTATION FROM SPACE  Reds Confront West With Dangerous Threa    World Reaction To Red Move Anger, Shock

British Fear Sputnik Is Spy Satellite   European Posts Pick up Signals Intermittently

Citizens Of D.C. Get Vote Rights  JFK Says This Is Maior Step In The Richt Direction

District Of Columbians Now Can Vote For President But Not Own Officials

Voting Rights Won by District Of Columbia   After 160 Years, Residents Can Help Choose President

Citizens Of D.C. Get Vote   23rd Amendment Passed Into Law  By 38 States

Home Rule For D.C. Urged By President   23rd Amendment May Spur Congress, He Believes

District O1 Columbia Gets Vote   Ainendment Fails To Give Capital Citizens ‘Home Rule’

23rd Amendment Becomes Law  Washington, D. C., Residents Win Right To Vote For President

Hammarskjold Calls On Belgium to Keep  E Pannen ¢ “et Out af Congo Strife

Raps Belgium for Congo Act   Dag Sees Violation of U. N. Resolution to Keep Hands Off

Reds Offerec ‘Peek’ at U.S. Devices   Current Equipment Gut of Bounds, Dean Tells Soviet

Neighbors Make It Possible for Navy Veteran and Wife to Attend Inauguration

Care And Frugality Urged On Cabinet   President Seeks To Reduce Deficit And Produce Balanced Budaqet Next Year

Kennedy SeeksToCut Impending Deficit  Urges Cabinet,   Urges Cabinet, Agency Heads To Reduce Spending

Be ‘Careful and Frugal’ President Urges Cabinet To Get Balanced Budget

Allies in West See U.S. Taking Leadership  Impressed by JFK’s Willingness to Talk, Fight If Necessary

First Moscow Reaction to Kennedy’s Talk  Tass Charges U.S. Uses Berlin As Excuse to Justify Arms Race

Refugees Read About Berlin Speech   Kennedy’ s Speech Warmly Welcomed In West Berlin And Over Western Europe

Kennedy Address Praised By      British Austerity Plan Influences Market

Western Allies Hail JFK Speech   West German Chancellor Happy That U. S. Has Take Over Western Leadership

Tass Tells Russ Reaction   Warm Reaction  Western Europe Happy With Speech

33 Others Analyzed Kennedy and Staff Aiming  For Great Inaugural Speech   inaugural Gown Remains Secret 'Designer Gives Fashion Editors First Peak  ' At Wardrobe Created for New First Lady

Kennedy Puts His Inaucural Talk in Shape  Sees N, C. Governor:   Sees N. C. Governor: Interior Department Appointments Made

‘Kennedy Writes Inaugural Address Intended to Match Greats of History

Kennedy Work On His Address For Inaugural   - President-Elect  Hopes His Will Be Amona The Top Five

‘Summit’ Was Cut And Dried      West Feels Nikita Wanted A Success

Diplomats Agree Khrush Planned Talks A Success   Russians More Optimistic

Ramon Castro Makes Appeal To Halt Economie Death Of Small Cane Growers

Doctors and Hospital Named  Jeff Chandler Heirs _ Suing for $1.5 Million

ROCKET EXPLODES ON COAST   Space Capsule Designed to Test Radiation

First Stage Falls Seven Miles Away   Captule Bearing Living Matter Lost in Pacific

No Damage Reported On Ground   Space Capsule Had Living Matter Aboard

Part Of Rocket Hits Land   First Stage Of  Calif. Missile  Falls Near Coast, No Damage Reportec

Part Of Rocket Falls On Land  Fi irst Stage Comes Apart In Air, Falls Near Coast Of U.S.

FOUR STAGES COME APART IN THE AIR   First Stage Falls On California Coast, Three Into Pacific; No. Reports Of Damage. — .

U.S. and Soviets Set Committee for Disarmament Talk   Stevenson and Gromyko Work on Principles for New Negotiations.

Kills Two Officers Armed Posse Closing In On Young Gunman [In Colorado

Believe Gunman Is Now Trapped In Wilderness  Colorado Canyon Area Is Combed By Bloodhounds

Weather   Posse Traps Slayer Of Two Law Officers   Gunman Flees Into Rugged Wilderness   Gunman Flees Into Rugged Wilderness After Shooting Down Four Lawmen

Posse Closes In on Killer of 2 Officers   Gunman Escapes ‘in Colorado Wilds After Shooting 4

Colorado Posse Closing !n On Gunman ~ Who Killed State Patrolman end Sheriff

Bandit Kills 2 Officers ©  In Colorado   Bloodhounds Used By 50-Man Posse to Track Down Dangerous Killer

Two Officers Shot To Death By Gunman   Bloodhounds Join Search In Rugged Mountain Country

Posse, Bloodhounds Track Young Gunman Who Killed Two Officers In Colorado

$2 Billion Increase Request for Defense   Cease-Fire in Laos ls Hope of Demos

Dem Leaders Confer With  President   Kennedy Awaits Khirush’s Reply On Laos Crisis

Expect Response Shortly   Report President Stressed Truce In Talk With Gromyko

Washin gton:  Hope Sprout: For Solution  In Laos Soon  Democrat Leaders Optimistic After - Kennedy Meeting

Leaders Get Briefing on Laos Crisis   Rayburn Reports Kennedy Hopeful About Solution

Wants Iruce Before Any  Conference  Gromyko Off For   Gromyko Off For Moscow For Talks With “K”

dopetul OF GOP Geared for Battle solution To To Cut Kennedy Budget

sees Quick Kesponse —  Leaders Exoress Hone For Cease Fire   JFK Wants $2 Billion For Defense

JFK Looks For Speedy Red Reply Anglo, Gromyko  MeetingsAre Aired

IKENNEDY IS DESCRIBED [AS HOPEFUL   Reported Speedy Answer Stressed In Gromyko Talk

Hope For Cease Fire In Laos   Kennedy Holds Parley With Demo Leaders

Omen Seen In Request US. Avoid Action  Gromyko Indicates Red Boss To Give Answer In Few Days

Kennedy Awaits Speedy Answer From Russians   Briefs Democratic Congressional Chiefs On Crisis Conference:

Lull in Fighting InLaos, Report By State Dept.   Soviet Arms Lift to Rebels Is Continuing

On Outcome In Laos ; Kennedy Awaits Answer  From Nikita Khrishéhew

Hope Continues fo: Ceasetire in Laos   Rusk Urges SEATO to Warr Reds on Laos  Would Intervene If Soviet Keeps

Official Reports Lu ll In Laos Fighting; Seviet Arms Airlift To Rebs Goes On   To Boost Missile Plans  Kennedy Asks More Spending For Defense         Wants More For Our Space Effort

Democrats Look For Satisfactory  Solution in Laos  President Kennedy Expects Quick Reply From Khrushchev

Life's End   REV. CLYDE HOOVER —FORMER BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR HERE SUCCUMBS IN DENVER Was Brother-in-law ff Mrs. Ben Claca

life's End   REV. CLYDE: ‘HOOVER FORMER BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR HERE SUCCUMBS' IN. DENVER Was Brother-inlaw —Of Mrs. Ben. ‘Clag ag

Andrews Hanging Stayed By Order Of Federal Judge  U.S. Court Hearing For Killer Of Three le Gate Ene Adare lh 14

Equalized Plan Would Be Blow Aimed At Lea County   Mechem Sales Tax Plan Gets New Life In Senate

Compromise Sales  Tax Plan Offered   Bill Gives Governor First Responsibility

Kennedy Enters Political Battles  Gives Democratic Candidates Help

Lake Port, Highway Bills Filed   Harbor Measure Has Bipartisan Support —Reforms Proposed In Roads Legislation

Fanour—riow MWiucn or ad Vangerr  ‘Radiation May Cause Cancer, Lukemia i in Bic Doses

Scientists Say Radioactive Fallout From Red Tests May Set New Record

Guantanamo. Has Quiet Day   Troops and Sailors Pay Cuba Little Attention

39 Persons Over Nation  Die In Fires   20 Children Dead; Fight Killed In ~~ Marvlaud Blaze

Blazes Kill More Than 40 Persons  Fires in Three Homes  Fatal to 17 Children

Over 20 Perish In Home Fires Across Nation   17 Children Are Among Victims

Weekend Fires in U. S. Take 40 Lives  8 Perish in Maryland Home,  7 on Naw Yor Tanemant Blaze

Blazes Kill 40 Over Weekend  Fire Fatal to Eight At Maryland Home

Fire Toll Soars Across Nation  Over 40 Dead Over  pekend tn Blazes

Camel Driver Gets Big Kiss From Little Girl And Tour Of State Fair

Bus Driver  Charged  Manslaughter Cited   Manslaughter Cited In Death Of 20

20 Pupils Killed in Bus Wreck Manslaughter Suit Filed Against Driver

Softball Corner...   ADULT LEAGUE   JUNIOR LEAGUE   Coming Week's Play   T.ast Week’s Results

TRIPOLI’S  Softball Corner...   Comina Week's Play   JUNIOR LEAGUE   Last Week's Results

Says Kennedy Will Need Strong Party Help To Get Across The ‘New Frontier’

2 Brothers Fall Into A 25-Ft. Well   ee ee A BS ee ee ee ee > *  x*** x**r* x***  Trooper Lassoes Unconscious Tots

Veto Seen For Jobless Pay  Act Would Nullify Ford-Canton Verdict

Bueks Warns Lax Voters  Pa 4 oA “ ‘S  RPomietratinn Donditno Nonre

Plan Under New Attacks  Senator Backing Aid to Church Schools Doubts Senate Will Approve Proposals

Experimental artificial pink salmon spawning beds te be tried in Alaske

‘Hun nger, Thefts, ‘Relief i Bee  1961 Conditions In Calif Echo:'Hard Days Of 30's.

517,000 Workers in State Jobless   REMINISCENT QF ‘30S California Hard Hit by Recession

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Number of California jobless at highest figure in decade

“Grapes of Wrath” Comes to Life Again in California Where Families Live on Potatoes

UNEMPLOYMENT INCREASING - California Notes Depression-Like Conditions

IT RESEMBLES HARD DAYS OF 308 Highly Populous California  Has Grim Economie Pieture

NO! CALIFORNIA TODAY  A Chapter Out Of The Hard Days Of The 30s?

a bast :  like chapter out of the hare 1930's in parts of California   Government to revise makeup of the cost of living index

Medical Sales — Tax Removed °By New State Law  To Cut Millions __ From Treasury _

Macmillan Less Anxious over  US Relations   Agta» Talley with JEK:   After Talk with JFK; Had Feared America Was ‘Trigger Happy’

In National Defense Test   ‘Sky Shield’ Grounds All Commercial Craft

Exercise Sky Shield  Fighters Roar to Defense Of North American Areas

Big War Maneuver Realistie   Commercial Lines Cancel 2,900 Flights

‘Sky Shield’ Jets Swarm  To Meet Fee   Canadian Airmen Aid In Continent Defense Maneuver

Retaliation Part of Exercise  Ul. S. Tests Air Detection, Defense

/peration sky onieid  Defending Jet Fighters Participate in Exercise

Jets Battle ‘Invaders’ At Border   As North America Tests Air Defense; Result Kept Secret

Jimmy Hoffa Again Pleads Innocent Second Time To Mail Fraud Charges

Hoffa Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud   Killing Charge against Red Benton ls Dismissed on Self Defense Plea

Teamster Chief Denies He Used Mails Illegally   Hoffa Claims He Did Not Abuse Privilege To Push Land Scheme

Homecoming royalty here   Hoffa enters plea of innocent in mail fraud case

Hoffa Again Enters Plea Of Not Guilty   Charged In Misuse Of Union Funds

Arraign Hoffa Second Time In 10 Months   Faces Mail Fraud Charges In Misuse Of Teamster Funds

Rusk Returning From Geneva  Little Progress In   Little Progress In Laos Negotiations

Rusk Lays Groundwork For Meetings   Secretary of State Returns to Washington From Geneva Conference

POWER-MAD DICTATOR’ Castro Now Grave Free World Threat   Ry HAROLD MILKS

Missionaries Rescued By UN. Force.   Telt Of Pagan Sect “Demanding Death Of “All Whites Found

Missionaries Are Rescued  By UN Force   Group Badly Beaten By Rebel Soldiers: New Friction Arising

U.N.'Troops Rescue 30 From Kivu   Missionaries Tell of Horror At Rebel Hands

Anderson Denies Clemency Appeal  In Andrews Case   Supreme Court All That's Left For Former University Student

Andrews Denied Clemency, Faces Death Thursday  Former Jacksonville   Former Jacksonville Area Resident Killed Parents and Sister

jSupreme Court Only Hope Andrews Denied Clemency Death Date Is March 9

M eeling Ends at 6:47 A.M.   Crowd Orderly Despite Flareups  wiles omganvarrareecemme seamen bias mcmama:

Meeting Ends at 6:47 A.M.   Crowd Orderly Despite Flareups By HARRY MAITLAND

Khrushehev Calls U.S. ‘Worn Out  Runner Running on Past Reputation’

Formula for Airline Labor Settlement  Could Result In Widespread Walkout

LENTEN MESSAGE  For Goodness.  Search Self   Ey The Rev. Nerman Manning Pastor, Hampton, Ga.,  Methodist Church tWietttan fax DIDEY

DAUGHTER APRivec   Kennedy Presents His Health Insurance Plan  Would Benefit 14 Million Persons Over 65.

Kennedy Sends Health Aid Bill To Congress   Calls for $1.5 Billion Hike In Security Tax

Penelec Plans Role as Power Line Pacesetter   Next Step Is Program to Interconnect Nation’s Generating Facilities.

Court Asked To End Strike  Taft-Hartley Complaint ~ Order Issued By Kennedy

Government Asks Court For T-H Law Injunction To Halt Maritime Strike

Files for Writ To Give 80-Day Relief in Tieup  Dispute of Rival Unions Snarling Walkout Issues

INJUNCTION SOUGHT 10 HALT STRIKE   Quick Hearing Scheduled on Federal Complaint

Kennedy Seeks Action By Court   NEW YORK (#)—The federal government today went into court seeking a Taft-Hartley law injunction to end the 18-dav maritime strike.

U. §. Seeks Injunction In Strike   Kennedy Orders Action Filed In Maritime Walkout

KENNEDY INVOKES THE TAFT LAW   Federal Government Acts After Goldberg Reports On National Emergency Caused By Maritime Tieup.

Union Faces Work Order Ot T-H Law   President Weighing Move To Force Halt In Interest Of U.S.

Secretary Goldberg And President Kennedy Confer At Hyannis Port—Next Step Will Be For President To Ask That Injunction Be Requested Of Federal Court By Attorney General

Don’t Buy T his Stone   Resorts To Law He Opposed As Senator  JFK Invokes Taft-Hartley To Put Mariners Back On Job

. Re esorts To Law He Oppos ed As Senator  J FK Invokes Taft-Hartley_ To Put Mariners Back On Job

Sends U. S. Attorney to Federal District Court After Goldberg Recommended Such Action ©

Labor law injunction is sought   Gov't to invoke Taft-Hartley on orders of J.F.K.

Taft-Hartley Law Injunction Being Sought    Would End Strike Of 80 000 Seamen For Period Of 80 Dav<

Favors T-H To Halt Strike   Goldberg Apparently Recommends Use Of Injunction In Shipping Tie-up

Injunction Under T-H Act Sought   President Takes Step On Recommendation From Goldberg.

<ennedy Sees National Peril in Seamen's Walkout—  Seek Injunction to End Strike

Government Goes to Court  TEX Sooke T-H Injunction in Ship Strike

Labor Chief Reports on Shipping Strike   Unions Approve Contracts With Some Companies

Kennedy Hopes fo End 18-Day Shipping Strike  Time “eeu et. BAS... E   Injunction Would Halt Walkout for 80-Day Period

Kennedy Orders Taft-Hartley Complaint Filed   Negotiations In Strike Are Hopelessly Snarled

Kennedy Turns to Court When Unions Split   Negotiations Snarled Hopelessly: Quick Hearing Reoked

Fair chance of war over Berlin, says Gen. Thomas   Government ‘seeks T-H injunction to end 18-day marifime strike

Seamen’s Rift to Go To Court   Injunction Would Put 80,000 Men Back to Work

Kennedy Acts To ‘Halt Ship Strike   Asks For Injunction Under Taft-Hartley Law

Government Seeks Strike Injunction   President Kennedy Invokes T-H Law In Mariné Strike

President Advised To Invoke Act   Aim Will Be To Halt Maritime Strike

Step Taken In Face Of Labor Split   Kennedy Orders Move For 80-Day Halt In Walkout

Kennedy Debates Court Order To Halt Maritime Strike For 80 Day Cool-Off

Ta ft-Hartley Law Invoked   Kennedy Says National Security Threatened

JFK Asks Court To Halt  Crippling Maritime Strike       The Taft-Hartley  Law Is Invoked

President Acts Under T-H Law: Neqofiations Fail   Calls Upon Provisions Of the Statute He Opposes in Principle

Refuses To Review State Case   Pennsylvania Court Ruled Censoring Unconstitutional

From Our Collene   WESTMAR SENIOR — TO PRESENT VOCAL DMCVP AY “7A oF TT MeENnA Y

Resolution Seeking Joinf Un-American Activities Commitfee Appears Dead

Quarantine lightened  Eisenhower Tells Castro — Keeps Hands Off Guantaname

ADENAUER TO BE RE-ELECTED   Parliament To Act Today; Chancellor Mad‘  Concessions

Lively Activity For Legislature  Milk Price Fixing, Taxes Are Topics

Ohio Aviation Head To Oppose Ending Of Lake Central Service Here

“Clear the air’ meeting is suggested over reported endorsement of Conrad

Recommend best qualified   Democrat calls for meeting on att'y appointment

NEWS INDEX   LBJ Tells Filipinos U. S. Will Never Desert Friends

Rusk, Allies Open Talks Qn Berlin   Big 4 Ministers Seek United Front For Soviet Parley

Big 4 Seek Unified Berlin View NATO Chief Warns   NATO Chief Warns  Peace Depends on Military Strength

Berlin Issue   Big Four Minister's Meet to Bolster West Allied Unity

Reds Rattle 50-Megaton Test As Congress Opens   Reaction Cautious

U.S. Greets  Speech With  Restraint Deadline for  Berlin Crisis  Accord Removed

U.o.d5fudies Move  Nikita Removes Deadline For East German Treaty

‘\For Policy Change On Berlin  Nikita’ s Talk Watched ‘Closely By U. S. Leaders

U.S. Authorities Greet Speech Of Khrushchev With Restraint   Regarded As Typical Soviet Mixture Of Terror, Sweet Talk

U.S. Mum On Khrushchev’s Speech; British Official Finds It ‘Encouraging’

Calm About E. German Treaty Kennedy Doesn’t Comment  On Khrushchev’s Address

President Has Nothing To Say Yet on Speech   Restraint Marks Capital Reaction

Nikita Drops His Deadline For a Treaty  No Comment By Kennedy On Khrushchev Talk

Attamnte ta T ALICIIPIS 1U Ty  Hoffa on Mail Fraud Indictment Stalled

Predict Hoffa Won't Be Tried  Government’s Plea Rejected by Court

Doubt Hoffa To Face Trial   Government Drive Appears Stalled at Least Until Fall

Three Arrested On Kidnap Charges In Abduction Of Couple At Monroe

Two Scientists Fail To Return To University   Believed To Be In Vienna

{7 Get Degree: at Mid-Term Graduation  Commencement at State College ~ Sunday, Jan. 22

No Interference Bunche Denies Zorin Charge  Of U.S. Meddling in Congo

Exact Meaning Of JFK's Talk Not Evident   How Far, How Fast Is Big Question Mark

What's Inside?   Brighter News  Brown Tells Drop In Unemploymeni

GOP Poised t Whip Jobless Pay Boost Bid   May Slip Through Senate But Has No Chance in House

All Basketball Tourney Scores  In the Sports Peach   Today’s Chuckle

Seek Floor For School Subsidies   Legislators Plan To Rush Bill Throuoh

Senate to Act To Avert Cut In School Aid   Easy Passage Seen By Leaders if Bill Is Brought to Floor

U.S. General Hits at Russ for ‘Affront’   His Civilian Aides Halted, He Cancel: ‘Call on Soviet Bass

Watson Cancels An Appointment In East Berlin  Calculated Affront Rv Caunarde an Bardor

Soviet Affront Abruptly Halts General's Trip   American Fires Heated Protest

US. Officer Cancels Call On Russian  Americans Refuse . 2 i  eas farm Be we   Americans Refuse To Show Papers To Berlin Guards

U. S. General Cancels Call On Russians  Berlin Commandant Charges Calculated  A fon nwt ber Grertnta

U.S. Calls Red: Deman¢ An ‘Attront’  hora efigiale   Army Officials Call Off Trip To East Berlin

Charge Gls Beat Russian Colonel  Dragged From Auto On Frankfurt Street

Cloudburst Traps Two Spelunkers   Waters Swell To Six-Foot Level In Orleans Cavern:

Rising Waters Hamper Search For Two Veteran Spelunkers Trapped In Cave

Rescuers Search For Men Trappec -!n-Watery-Gave—   Proanad Rey Condhurst

Motor Vehicles Assessed Too High, State Tax Board Reports After Study In Rush, 5 Other Indiana Counties

Assessing — Weaknesses Are Listed .      : Vehicles Too High; ‘Household Goods T56 Low 

Guilty Plea To Spying For U.S.   Claim American Intelligence Duped Them

~Af the Court House   GRANT EXTENSION — TO JULY 3 FOR FILING HOMESTEAD CREDITS & COLDIENE PXEMPTION

 ATTN LOUrT hous  GRANT EXTENSION — TO JULY 3 FOR FILING ~ HOMESTEAD CREDITS & COrlRAIER'e FWEMDTION

WRAWIE EUIAR MAS pei dS I lhl ey  Famed Orleans Jazzman Nick Larocca, Succumbs

Noted Jazz Musician, Composer of Tiger Raa,’ Dies in New Orleans

Senate Gives Approval to Mining Bill   Legislators Keep Alive ‘Phantom Charge Bill’

Annual: Take is Estimated At $500,000   Agents Swoop Down At Noon In Corridors

35 Employes Arrested Numbers Ring in Pentagor  Raided by Federal Agents

Om Tee FRe ieee   County Loop Event Starts Thursday  Co-Champs Get Top Tourney Berth:

ON THE INSIDE   County Loop Event Starts Thursday  Co-Champs Get Top Tourney Berths

Expectations Mount For More Rapid Business Recovery Later This Year

This Week in Business and Finance ....  U.S. Economic Recovery Picks Up Speed

US. Economic Recovery Roils At Faster Pace   Business Looking for More Rapid Upturn Later in the Year

Quickened U.S. Recovery Shifts Into Higher Gear   Orders Employment Up

‘Hair Becomes Trademark’  Kennedy's Head of Hair Beat Nixon Says Expert

Leaders Seek Early Call Of Convention  Would Deal With   Would Deal With Private School Set-Up This Fall

Demonstration Nafion’s First In 31 Years  Government Foes Burn Radio Station

Anti-Government Rioters Destroy Radio Station   Demonstration Unprecedented Under Truiillos

Police Wound 6 Dominicans   Anti-Trujillo Mob Burns Radio Station

 Several Injured Dominican Mob Hits Radio  Station, Police Open Fire

Dominicans Riot, Police Use Gunfire  6 Wounded, Radio Station Burns; Mob poke Alene Connnkane

Rioters Destroy Radio Station in Dominican City  CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican Republic (AP) Dominican police opened fire last night on a surging antlgovernment mob thal marched through the streets with Incendlary candles and burned down the studio of Radio Caribe.  The popular demonstration was unprecedented in the 31-year Trujillo political dynasty,  a a a  Six persons were known to have been wounded and some 20 arrests were made. ‘The thousands of  Reansbentnwe: btwck  janine? . — studio was destroyed and It went

THREEEXILED LEADERS SPARK MOB ACTION   Outbreak By Students  And Workers Surprises Capital   SLOGANS SHOUTED BY NOISY CROWD

‘Pick Him Up, Said the President; ‘No, He Bites, Said Bobby Kennedy

Indiana May Have Dunes And Seaport; : Progress Noted Toward Compromise

Chacharis, Jeorse Ask Area Site  Douglas Offers Revised Bill  On Burns Ditch

Assault Dims Hope For End Of Civil War   Vital Roadway Said At Stake;  Ontenome Mant

Drive Casts Shadow on Peace Efforts  Rebels Launch Laos Offensive

Pro-Red Rebels Attack In Laos  Control Of Vital Highway At Stake

Rebels Cast Shadow Over Peace Plans   Nine Battalions With Tanks Move In Central Area

Offensive Opened By Laos Reds   Peace Proposal Given Setback By Rebel Action

Index   Widespread Brutality Reported  Latin Nations Fearful  Of Dominican ‘Unrest’

GM's Top Negotiator Caustic   ‘Demands: Called  In A Nutshell Just ‘More’. He States

Negotiator Blasts UAW  Demands Tlatan Citac   Union Cites Bonuses Given GM Executives

Giant Flattop Set To Prove Value   Will Perform Historic Feats if Needed

PRISON SITE PLEA MADE TO LIVE 1S SUEUN ASSEMBLY ONCE AGAINBY TUNISIA   Five Experts Split On Body Asked To Hel  Type Of Breatheds- Force France From  . . i . ‘ ville Construction Bizerte Naval Base      BENNETT SAYS TEAR PARIS _ GOVERNMENT UP PRESENT PLANS BOYCOTTS SESSION

Experts Disagree \Objections To New Prison \Location In County Heard

“Going Back, Nathing to Return to—"  4,600 Persons Flooded Out of Homes at Hattiesburg, Miss.

Czechs Refuse To Oust Aide In Spy Case   Special Tribunal May Hear Charge Against Naclavac

Spy Case May Ge To Special Unit For Arbitration  Crechs Reject US.

It’ s All Up to You Now, Roger Machine Predicts Maris Will, Mantle Won’ t

Pilot ls Foreed  To Fly to Cuba At Pistol Point   Sudden Cloudburst Floods Eldred Areas   Some Believe Tornado Hit Beaver County Area  Violent Storm Uproots Trees and Poles

Brief Storm Hits Beaver County Area   Funnel-Shaped Cloud Reported; Varied Damage

Week’s Delay Possible. . .  Senate Snags 20-Bill  Tax Revenue Package

Planned Senate Rush Sputters EE Bs Sputter sy  Showdown On Tax Package Delayed.

BRITAIN’S BIGGEST DISASTER  83 Killed In Crash Of Plone in River Shannon

Seek Bodies Of 83 Lost (n Airliner   U.S.-Bound Plane Crashes In Ireland, All Aboard Killed

Balloon Satellite Eludes Trackers  Scout Rocket Lifts Sphere Into Space

Top Officials Will Maintain Direct Touch   Neither Leader Would Budge From Outstanding Issues

JFK, Nikita Leave Much Unsolved   Kennedy, Khrush Cite Importance Of Cease-Fire

Solution. Hopeful On Laos  They'll Keep In Touch on World Issues.

Laos Peace Hope Voiced By Leaders   But No Progress On A-Test, Berlin Issues Indicated

Move Toward Laos:  4 @ 8 ci ya?  yi ae Crisis Solution Seen Both Reported Firm On Other  Issues: Later Meetings Hinted

Will Maintain Contact Says Communique; No Sign Either Retreated  On Disputed Questions

tis £0 Uneer, ‘Yo Uause for Despair  Kennedy. Nikita Call Talks Useful      Talks On Laos Get New Life

EndSummit Conference In Vienna   Announce No Progress on Any Major Problems

SUMMIT TALK IS ENDED ON NOTE OF HOPE   Hint Progress On Laos But Other Details - Not Revealed   KENNEDY AND NIKITA ISSUE STATEMENT

Hope Marks Summit Talk End  Two Leaders Agree to Keep In Contoct

No Progress Made on Any Other Issues   Kennedy Statements To Russian Premier Have Decided Impact

Abducted Woman Escapes  Michigan Kidnaper Kills Self As Police Close In

Deputy Slain At Lake Delton  Pe  . 2 oo   One Gunman Held, Posses Hunt Two

Gunfight Near Resort Fatal fo Policeman  150 Armed Men, Dogs, Aircraft Search Wandc

West Europe Is Cool fo Proposal For Negotiations   Britain Says Soviet Premier Plays Game Of Politica) Poker

TS OR  Most Americans Skeptical Of ‘Honest Way’ ~~      West Cool To Berlin Talks

Europeans Accept Soviet Line With Mixture Of Caution, Glee   \Khrushchev Leaves Way Open For Negotiation Despite Warning To US

West Cool Toward K’s Offer   Taking Cantious - Approach To Talks

Doubt Motives of Khrushchev   Much of Western Europe Feels Close Study of His

More Dead Likely to Be Discovered   Many Jump From Low-Rental, Four Story Buildina

Fear more in rubble, still finding bodies  All but 14 of 160  cheap-priced rooms were occupied

SURVIVORS ESCAPE IN UNDERWEAR   Hotel Burns In Bitter - Cold, 30 Or More In jured; Some Leap From — Ath Floor.

California Hotel Fire Kills 14!   ‘Put Out? Once, Sprines Up Again

Worst Fire To Hit City In 10 Years   Many Jump, Fall; Escapees Clad in Underwear Shiver

Many Hurt As Flames Sweep Hotel   Blaze Comes on One Of Coldest Days In City’s History

15 Dead In Frisco Hotel Fire   Tol! May Rise In City’s Worst Fire In Decade

Hotel Fire Kills 15  In San Francisco  About 30 Seriously Injured Guests Taken to Hospitals

Inside Today   Call Hotel Blaze on Cold Morning ‘Worst of Decade

San Francisco Hotel Blaze Takes Bis Toll   At Least 15 Perish As Fire Breaks Out On One Of Coldest Mornings In City’s History. :

15 Known Dead As Fire Sweeps Hofel in Frisco   Downtown Ruins May Yield More Bodies, Chief Says

Four-Story Hotel Swept By Flames   Death Toll May Rise In Crowded Cheap-Price Site

Flames T rap Victims In  Their Rooms   Blaze Started In A Mattress

Fire Sweeps Hotel in San Francisco; 15 Dead   Toll May Increase as Firemen Hunt More Victims

At Least 18 Die When S-F. Hotel  Becomes Inferno  Tragedy in Downtown Area Also   Tragedy in Downtown Area Also Injures 30 Occupants of Building

30 Injured, Many Escape in Biting Cole   Downtown Fire Worst i in More “Thanva. Decade

Victims Trapped  In Rooms   Still Hunting For Bodies In Blaze At San Francisco

At Least 18 Die When S.F. Hotel  Becomes Inferno   Tragedy in Downtown Area Also Injures 30 Occupants of Building

San Francisco hotel fire claims 18; injures 30   Early morning blaze worst in a decade

San Francisco Blaze Injures Many Others   Fire Chief Reports ‘Still Finding Bodies’ In Downtown Blaze

Worse Fire In Decade   All But 14 Rooms  Of 160-Room Hotel In Downtown Calif. City Were Occupied

Blaze Sweeps Through LowRental Hotel   Fear More Dead Will Be Found; 30 Injured

Hotel Fire In San Francisco Takes 15 Lives   "Flames Sweep Through 160-Room Building Just Before Dawn

Blaze Injures Many Others   Fire Chiet Reports Still Finding Bodies’

Fourteen Perish In Hotel Blaze   “San Francisco Fire Said Worst In Over 10 Years

Fire in San Francisco Injures 30   Starts in a Mattress; Occupant Is Booked: Manslaughter.

Worst Fire In More Than Ten Years   Dozens Of Other Guests Injured In 4-Story Structure   TEMPERATURE RECORD

30 Others Hurt As Flames Level Low-Rental Unit   ‘Mattress Blaze Spreads Rapidly In Old Building

San Francisco Hotel Fire Claims 18 Lives   Many Others injured as Flames Starting in Mattress on First Floor Spread Through 146 Rooms Occupied Mainly by Pensioners

[Fights Reds, Corruption Macapagal Sworn in As Philippines’ Chief

Sunday To Be Suny In Indiana   Violent Rains Pelt Southern Part of State

U.S. Production Near Top Level   Climbs Upward  From Recession Low

Six European Nations Sef New Meeting  Current Session Fails To Develop  Deanneale Casnahe

Common Marke Nations Delay ‘Summit’ Meet  D.litte-n]l Eran rmoawnry

WEST EUROPE GROUP SETS MAY SESSION   Germany Leader In Unexpected Return To Bonn

European Nations Talk Over Political Ties   Common Market Countries Plan Another Meeting.

Six Common Market Nations Defer Action   Plan Commission In Paris May 19 To Draft Proposal:

Six Nations Delay Trade Unity Setup   Agree On Cautious Steps In Seeking Economic Security

Court Upholds Ver  Req Amish Schools 6 H   Verdict Requires 6 Hours

Amish Win School Fight In High Cour   Decision Upholds Appellate Ruling Lifting Injunction

Peace Talks On Algeria Called Off   Rebels Say France To Blame; Terror Bomb Kills Mayor

Peace Talks With France Called Off   Algerian Rebels Didn't Wont Other Rival Groups Included in Discussion

Rebels Call Off French Peace Talks   Tension High After Murder of Mayor At Site of Parley

4 Feared Lost From  Southland   Bus Clips Truck on Mountain Road

PRAYER FOR...  e IODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Social Insurance Program For California Included In Little Forand Measure:

Political Plums Up For Grabs In Scattered U.S. Off-Year Elections

Democrats, Republicans Expected to Share Political Plums in New York, New Jersey

n Off-Year Elections  panelist es ante NO ROTC enetermt tte  GOP Victory Seen In NJ, Demo In NY

Wagner Favored to Win Race in New York City, Mitchell in New Jersey

Off-Year Election In States Across  Country Eyed For 1964 Imolications

Russia Told Berlin Blockade Would Be Act of Aggression   White House Statement Is Toughest Yet Issued

Russians Told Any Attempt to Halt ‘Air Traffic Would Be ‘Aqaressive

U.S. Embassy Official ‘Visits American Youth Imprisoned by Soviets

Geraldine’s Pet Collie Tries Best To Tell  x kk kk &  RETURNS. WHIMPERS

Boy, 11, Kills Rural Postman, Sets Car Afire, Says-He Is ‘Sorry’

President, First Lady on TV  French Get Preview of Visit   JFK, Ben-Gurion Meet in New York

NEW STRATEGY OUTLINED U. S., Britain Postpone Resuming Nuclear Tests

Believe Allies Wont Rush into New Atom Tests   Claim Saboteurs Entering

New Battle Looms Over Sales Tax   House Approves Same Tax Bill;  Solons Recess

Mechem Asks 1-Cent Boost For One Year   Demos Indicate Willingness To Go Alona

EICHMANN 0 GO ON TRIAL FOR MURDERS   Nazi Executioner Accused Of “Cries Against Humanity”   TRIAL’S LEGALITY MAY BE CHALLENGED

Thick Glass Will Protect  Eichmann   Israel Ready To Try Master Executioner

Accused Master Executioner For Hitler In Dock   Prisoner Will Be Shielded By Bullet’ Proof Glass

Adolf Eichmann’s Day Of Reckoning Arrives, His Trial Begins Today

Accused Executioner  Day Of Reckoning Comes  In Israel For kichmann

Police Hurl Tear Gas Bombs Into  Dominican Rioters Workers Are Urged To Continue On Strike

10 Dead Thus Far, 8 in Record Collision  Holiday in State Has Bloody Start

GE President ‘Says Self-Discipline Is Key to Free, Competitive .kconomy

Leftist In  Control Of Ecuador   Arosemena Victory Deposes Ibarra; New Cabinet Chosen

Congressmen Continue Study Of Venus Sho!   Committee Calls In Three Defense De partment Official: to Testify.   Rreakthroucgh Needed

 Orbiting Red H-Bomb is Eyed  'Three Defense Dept. Men Testify on Space

MAIL YOUR CHECK —  Ruston Red Cross Appeal Is Issued for Tornado Victims

MAIL TOUR Glen  Ruston Red Cross Appeal Is Issued for Tornado Victims

Cigarettes a Potential Anticancer Weapon; Artificial Hearts Can Be Mass-Produced   All the Know-How... Only Money's Needed

Ikeda Here For Talks   Ikeda Urges Firmness By West OnW. Berlin   Weakness There Would, Says Premier, Encourage Red Agaression Elsewhere

Six Suspended  Sheridan Brutality Probers May Call More Witnesses

UAW Seeks New Type. Of Pension   Want Plan Geared To Cost of Living And Widow Renefjic

UAW Seeking Flexibility in  Pension Plans   Program Presented to Ford First, Others Later

Ranks thinned By One  Rep. Scranton ‘No Candidate’ For Governor Or Senate Post

Triple Cities Residents Relax as E-J Retains Control of Big Shoe Maker

Sec. of treasury Dillon asks truckers pay heavier share   Testisles on Kennedy plan for highways

Where to Find #   ii... Tai i  Truck” Tax Boost for Roads Asked In State. U.S. Studies

HEARING LAUNCHED  Dillon Says Studies Show Heavy Trucks Need Pay More

BECAUSE OF BERLIN CRISIS  Uncertainty Hangs Over Nation's Business Scene -

Berlin Puts Dark Cloud.  OnEconomy   Many New Signs, However, Of New Proagres:

This Week in Business and Finance. ...     Signs Point to Economic Progress in U.S

War Clouds Still Hang Over Laos  King’s Peace Plan Ries A seanbtoleloan

Hartke Looks Over Indiana Projects   SOMMITTEE NAMED AT MEETING  County-wide Fair Is Studied

‘Life's End... MRS. FRANK REYNOLDS  EXPIRES IN SAN DIEGO — AT AGE OF 8] YEARS

Life’s End   Lites End  MRS. FRANK REYNOLDS EXPIRES IN SAN DIEGO — AT AGE OF 81 YEARS

Russ Veto UN Bid for Cease-Fire  Indian Action at Goa Unhindered

Soviet Union Block Security Council From Callina For Cease-Fire In eae

Action May Be Death Of UN.—Adlai   U.S. And Supporters Deplore Use Of  Force In Resolution

Russian Action Stalls Council, Grave Situation   Stevenson Says, U.N. Could Die, Power Weakened

Action May Kill UN, Says Adlat . Soviet Blocks UN Council  From Demanding Goa Truce

Stevenson Hits Trend  To Force American Says  Similar Failure  Doomed Leasue

Stevenson Says Action Could Be Death Of U.N.  Reds Veto Ceasefire

Adlai Fears Soviet Veto Of Request For Goa Cease-Fire May Wreck UN   U.S., Britain France And Turkey Deplore Use Of Force By India

Stevenson Raps India's Use Of Force   Soviets Side With Nehru During Security Council Vote

Stevenson Is Critical Of Security Council Action; Sees UN Disintegration

Soviets Block Cease-Fire With Veto   Stevenson Says Move Could Lead to ‘Death Of United Nations’

Book. Rental Plan Passes Senate Test  Proposed Measure Would Also Give Help to Colleges :

ee AOR ISIORS Youth Se  Atheist Nikita Refers to God When Telling of Huse Bomb

Nutter in Wisconsin Address Assails Administration's Policy of ‘Doles and Pensions

Castro May Be Plotting Fake Invasion Of Cuba  Te, Beessseleata Pericanmare

Exiles Say Castro Plans Fake Invasion as Excuse To Execute Rebel Chiefs

WEST AGREES TO SOUND OUT SOVIET UNION   15 NATO Nations To Seek Peace Through Negotiations   TO HOLD FAST TO RIGHTS IN BERLIN

Educators’ Topic ls Desegregation  Strongest Policy In NEA History Offered By Powerful Group

Offer NEA Policy On Integration  Ranks Often Split   Ranks Often Split In Bitter Battles

Some of Erbe’s Proposals May Be Defeated   No Controversy On Some; Views Differ on Others

 dnd ,. 4 a] >. @ te) Prince Souvanna Phouma Ill  Three Laotian Princes Interrupt Talks Today

ZUTICN:? ————  Conference On Laos Is Dragging on  Chief Aides Meet After Prince Is   Chief Aides Meet After Prince Is Confined to Bed

LAOS FACTIONS SEEKING UNITY   Aides Take Command As Souvanna Phouma - Suffers iness —

GROUP DOUBTS SUCCESS OF CONFERENCE  Prince's Illness Interrupts Meeting to Form Coalition

Laotian Princes Interrupt Meet,  Chief Aides Discuss Differences

Princes Delay Talks on Laos   'GIR UIT LGU)  IlIness Interrupts Session but Aides Schadule Meeting

Experimental Work In Jail May Be Cause   Convicted Wife Killer Had Cancer Cells Injected Into Body To Test Disease

Convict rias tests--Prison Experiment Volunteer May Have Developed Cancer

‘Doctor One of 171 Volunteers  ‘Sheppard May Have Cancer As Result of Guinea Pig Test

Expect Hundreds Here for Largest  U0-SGBA Meet         Basin Area Benefits of Prime Importance

Castro Says: ‘Let's Have A Revolution   NE Police Map Holiday Weekene 'Trattie Drives

On Opening Day  Sketches of New Senators At 87th Congress Session

Red Police Wound One Of Own Men   Communist Trying To Escape Across Border Gets Hit

BERLIN BORDER INCIDENT  Red Policeman Shot by Comrades in Escape Try

SOME CASH REC¢ \ EREDForest Cit y Man Arrested b y FBI In Connection With Bank Theft

On Inside Pages   After Soviet Imprisonment...  2 Released US Fliers  Rejoin Their Families

Freed Fliers ‘To Be Reunited With Children Todav   What 4 Difference Three Days Make ee es Make  Fliers Sip Coffee, Munch Sandwiches With JFK

Freed Fliers Go Home to See Children   Are Flown From Washington to Base in Kansas

Healthy Coal Industry Said Essential to US .. . Nation's Leading Coal Men Ready to Fight Oil Imports

Coal Leaders Explain Fight On Oil Impor'   Claim Maintenance Of Healthy Industry Essential To Econom

County Commissioner Appeals for New Trial sceceserarsareeteaes acini CCC li lll lll lll lll lll lll ll ln  Official Is Convicted of Embezzlement

RENTING. CAPS & GOWNS Copyright 1960 i By JAMES E. POLLARD  Pa  ie ee Se eee a Pe

Jet Pilots Finish Simulated Flight  Spend 30 Days Lockec   Spend 30 Days Locked In Space Ship Model

Hope They'll Be There. Soon  Pilots Complete 30-Day Space Test, Learn of Russian Feat

Capt. Ramon Horinek, Former Graduate Of SJMA, One Of Two Tested Spacemen

Politicos Get Big Welcome In Dominican  300,000 Turn Out After Exodus Of Trujillo Dynasty

Dominicans Hail Foes Of Trujillo   Opposition Parties Support Balaguer; Trujillo Adherents Leaving Republic

Exiled Foes Of Truj illo Back Home   Thousands Out In Capital To Greet Them

Foes Of Trujillo, Back From U. S., Hailed By Throng  ‘Liberator’ Cry Greets Dr. Fiallo, 31-Year Critie OF Dictatar

Dominicans Welcome      Trujillo Opposition Leaders Greeted in Capital By Thousand.

South Heights Event  Variety Program And Parade Will  Climax Festival

Opens Tonight Parades Saturday, Sunday In South Heights Festival

South Heights Festival  Four-Day Event To Aid Volunteer  Fire Department

Project. Plans  HOSPITAL HERE SETS OPEN HOUSE MAY 12 — IN OBSERVANCE OF NATIONAL WEEK

‘Murderer’ Shouted At Cuba Officer  Guards Eject   Guards Eject Demonstrators From Council Maal   (Break aide anti-Castre Movement, Page 1¢))

Anti-Castro Row Disrupts U.N. Council  — Wadsworth Says U.S. Broke With

DUARTE MOBILIZES Poker Opponents Quickly Organize Against Casinos  Ministers, Civic Groups Show Solid ‘Ant? Front

DUARTE MOBILIZES Poker Opponents Quickly Organize Against Casinos  Ministers, Civic Groups  Show Solid ‘Ant? Front  Ry WANDA TEICKER

Ohio Collegians Report on Cuba  Antioch Students Say a eee ee” ee

Ohio Collegians Report on Cuba   Antioch Students Say Natives Like Yankees

Rescued From 30-Foot Weill   Young Father Freed After 16 Hours in Mud Trap

‘Condition Good Despite Ordeal  Man Freed After 16 Hours In Well

Rescue Man  In Deep Well   Young Father Trapped 16 Hours Is Freed and Rushed to Hospital

Rescue Young Farmer From i1-Foot Well   Trapped Nearly 16 Hours, Say Health Good

Young Wife Stands By....     Father ‘Trapped in a Well For Nearly Sixteen Hours

Virginia Father Trapped In Well For 16 Hours fs Freed Farly Today

Spent Night In Mud Up To Waist   Young Father Freed Today; Condition Good

Father, 19, Freed From 30-Ft. Well   Trapped 16 Hours In Mud Up To His Waist; Muck Slows Rescue Operations

Bill To Let Voters iii. ‘Trim Tax Cash oe ee ‘Political Aid Oked rank

New Detection System Credited for : Successful Aerial Defense Exercise

Taylor Appointed To Make Survey ~  Look Af U.S. Nonconventional’ Power Begins

In Field of ‘Noncanventional’ Warfare Gen. Taylor Named For Special Survey

Maxwell Taylor Named To Post:  U. S. Capabilities In Non-Conventional] Warfare Studied

Gen. Taylor to Survey Power   we Va ew a w UF we  Study of Guerrilla War Capabilities Te Orvderad

GOLDFINE, SECRETARY IN COURT   Pair Faces Charges Of Violation Of Probation Rules

Goldfine, Aide Due in Court   Industrialist end Secretary Accused of Violating Probation

Informal US., Soviet Berlin Talks Planned   Expected Probing Move Could Lead To Big Four Summit

U.S. Might Begin Talks Over Berlin  Cant eroanea CantiA   Conference Could Lead To Big-Four Summit This Year

U.S. Move Due Noon on Berlin   Talks With Soviet Union Would Be Step Toward - Big 4 Summit Meeting

Action Could Lead to big 4 Summit Vleet   American Probing Move on Behalf of West to Begin Soon

§ INJURED: DAMAGE IS WIDESPREAD   Nacogdoches Area Is Storm Victim  Early Wednesday

Son Of Methodist Minister  Tower Takes Texas Senate Seat In Race

{lie ay Ul Ques  [Keep Your Fan Going: The Sun [Is Just Warming Up a Little

First Day of Summer  Keep Your Fan Going: The Sun Ts Just Warming Ply a Little

Ford, UAW  Make Little  Progress Some Points  - Clarified; Meet  Again Taday

UAW-Ford Talks. Still In Deadlock   Technical Points Clarified During Contract Talks

Kennedy’s Aid Proposals Get Voter Backing  Congress Afraid To Buck Them

Proposals Meet Little Opposition   GOP Congressional Strategists Reluctant To Voice Opposition

Army Patrols Roam Streets Into Berlin   East German Army’s Loyalty Questioned By Russian Should Berlin Fight Erupt

MACHINE-GUN ROADBLOCKS .. . East German army out  to slow flow of refugees

MACHINE GUN ROADBLOCKS Kast German Army Seeks To Stem Refugee Flow

Kast Zone Armed Road Blocks Set   Machine-guns Placed To Slow Down Flow Of Refugees To Wes

East Germans Throw Block To Stop Flow  ‘ Refugees Pour In West Area

Roadblocks Set-up _ East German Army Seeks to Slow Flow Of Refugees

Reds Erect Roadblocks  to Refugees   Armed Soldiers Patrol Routes to West Berlin

E: Germans Establish Road Blocks   Machine Guns, Radio Patrols Try To Cut Off Exodus

Gore Doubts Value Of Geneva Parleys  Urges Kennedy Stop Talks With Russ

SEN. GORE ADVISES Kennedy Urged Recess A-Talks If Soviet Demand Unchanged

RECESS OF TEST BAN TALKS URGED   Senator Gore Favors Action If Russia Insists On Veto Over Cantrot Onersations

Find Shortage at Knoxville Bank   Totals Several Hundred Thousand

President Returns  Korean Military in Hectic Day Forms Government

Tension Still High; Chang Aides Jailed   Military Regime Sets Up Cabinet Beefs Up Position

Korean President Returns    Youthful Officers, Pressure President; Gen. Chane Premier

South Korean Military Rule ls Tightened   Tough Young Officers Pressuring Yun To Return to Post

Yun Pressured Back in Office  Military Tightens   Military Tightens Control in Korea

Korean President Returns fo Office  Cabinet Dominated By Military Named

Armed Federal Marshals Are Ordered To Alaluaal   Tough Officers Rule Korea

President Of South Korea Reconsiders   Military Officers Picked For Cabinet Tension Rides High

Korean President Back Into Office   Military Rulers ‘Insist’ Hé Return

State Loans For Taconite  Plant Asked  New Approach   New Approach To Wider  Development

Averages 1,105 m.p.h.  B58 Hustler Bomber Breaks Trans-Atlantic Records

Twice Speed of Sound tt’s  sne  Air Force B58 Break:  Trans-Atlantic Recor:

JFK Pleads For Test Ban Action   Rusk Will Return To Geneva Meetings

Plea Renewed To Soviet Qn Atom Ban   Kennedy Asks  Some Assent On Vital Issue

Kansas Jurors Sart Weighing Case Against 2   Arguments Close In Murder Trial

Colonialism Under Severe Attack in U.N.  Asians, Africans   Asians, Africans And Soviet Bloc Snearhend Accauls

Colonialism Is Hotly Attacked In U. N. Debate   Soviet Domination Ignored as West Is Made Taraet

Soviets Join Afro-Asians Western Powers Tagged For World Imperialism

Soviets Push  Fight Agains'  Colonialism U.S. Cites Action  As Propaganda  Attack On West

Rocky Signs Bill Giving 10( Workers Pay Boost of $33   ¥ 100,000 State $33,500 000

FARM PROBLE IS DISCUSSED BY PRESIDENT   New Agricultural Program Being Devised By Secretary Freeman   KENNEDY PUTS IN WORK ON BUDGET

Kennedy Works On Economic Report New U.S. Farm Program ‘Is Readied For Congress

U.S. To Air Views In U.N. Bizerte Issue  Soviet Attacks ‘Western Military Bases Abroad

Stevenson Talks: U.S. Airs Views Before UN Today On Bizerte Squabble

Russia Injects U.S. Bases in Bizerte Debate   Stevenson’s Reply Awaited in  U.N. Assembly

[America Ready To Offer Its Views 'In United Nations On Bizerte Crisis

Stevenson May Avoid Dispute On U.S. Bases   May Refuse To Get Embroiled As U.S. Airs Views On Bizerte

U.S. Airs Tunisian  View Today   New Red Attack May Get Answer By Stevenson

U.S. to Air Its Views On Tunisia   Believe Stevenson Will Ignore Red Attack on Bases

INDIAN CHIFE   Reds Use Tunisian Dispute To Hit U.S. Overseas Bases

May Answer New Red Barb  U.S. Slated To Air View: In Dispute Over Bizerte

Action Prompted By Events During Guevara's Visit   Disclosures About U.S., Cuba Officials’ Meeting Criticized

Delay Probe of Cuban Invasion   Republican Leader Criticizes Handling

US Steel Has No Answer on Future Prices  In a Reply to JFK’s hy... f,§ wp... _ sf meg

Only Lacks Gable Ears  Late Movie Idol Has Son, “Carbon Copy” Of Father

Red Scientists Clash On Space Trip Program   Don't Agree About Flight By Man

Russian Scientists Nof Unanimous In Opinion On Dog's Flight Into Space

Armory Event Jan. 25-27  60 Exhibitors Are Due At Horticultural Shove

Hyde Park-Kenwood Community Conference   SEVUS F MEANS EE WUU GS UEEE 88s U oer se WSUSEVE CEL

His Nation Neutral Says Laotian King  Invites His Neighbors To Inspect Country

King Savang Vathana of Laos Proclaims Realm Is Neutral, Seeks Peace

Laos Neutrality ls Proclaimed By Land's King  Asks Three Neighbo Nations To Send Body To Affirm It

King Contend: Laos Neutral,  Wants Peace  Asks Nearby Countries to Confirm It

Laos King Proclaims Neutrality   Country Aspires Only To Peace, Says Monarch

PROBE BY NEIGHBORS ASKED <<osnsesnesioteioniieatnaemathendajesscustnnantinedaseacronammeeen  Laotian King Declares  His Land Now Neutral

Neutralism Policy Ruled By Laos King   Three Neutral Neighbors Asked  To Send Investisating Mission

Dipsy Doodle Dandy   Laotian King Proclaim: Neutrality, Asks  Probe in Peace Search   U.S. Welcomes Move in Laos

INVITES NEIGHBORLY INSPECTION Laos King Proclaims Peaceful Neutrality

An Analysis - Part 2:  Two Major Gains Noted In Johnson's Asian Tour

Chamber Backs Anti-Trust Laws   Says Labor Should Be Under Same Restraint

Rights Group Slaps Police In Brutality   Federal Law Need Cited To Prevent Negro Treatment

INDEX   {TWO SECTIONS. 24 PAGES)   U.S. Will Meet Russ Demands If Reds Put Out Equal Effort

Reds Must Also Make Equal Moves   Three-Power Test Ban Talks Open; First Meet Since Last December

Business Tax Credit Approved   ‘House Group Votes -$Billion Credit OnModernization Cash

Tax Solution Progress Seen   Governor Says Good Start Made After Calm Discussion

Fateful Berlin Talks To Start On Thursday   Rusk, Gromyko Meet At Private Lunch In Waldorf

JFK Gives Mandate For Russian Talks   Gromyko to be Warned that Further ‘Squeeze Plays’ Will Not be Tolerated

Rusk, Gromyko Agree To Begin TalksThursday  Fateful Berlin Discussion Set

No More Squeeze Plays Secret ary of State  ; 4      Firm JFK Mandate:

Settlement On New U.N. Chief Expected Soon   Predict Agreement By End Of Week

Negotiations Have Reached Final Stages  Action Likely i tad OF ick

52 TRANSMITTERS CARRY ‘VOICE OF AMERICA’ MESSAGE TODAY .,  U.S. ‘Bombs’ Russia With Truth on -K-Bomk

Tshombe Says Katanga Will Remain Free   Goes Back On His Promises

US Business  Floats Toward  W. Germany Kennedy Clan May Restrict  Faraiann Adavoc

\State Float Reminds Capital Viewers  W.VA. ‘BIG ONE’ FOR KENNEDY

‘Big One For Kennedy’ West Virginia Float Tells Viewers It Aided Kennedy

Dig Up Old Law  Reds Clamp Down OnE. Berliners Working in ‘West’.

‘Long-ignored Law Requiring East Berliners to Get Permission Before  ‘Taking Jobs In: West Berlin Dua Up

Announce rules for East Berliners having jobs in free part of city; JFK, advisers to confer Saturday

Communists Impose New Restrictions   Dig Up Law Requiring East Berlin Residents To Gain Okay to Work

SPRICT ENFORCEMENT  -paiceninme tiene seemepneetis = ct mamaria eet Rn rym ces pan  Soviets Tighten        Screws On East Berlin Job Law

Communists Tighten The Screws By Digging Up Old East Berlin Statute

Bridges Says Reds May Develop Neutron Bomb   Communists Tighten Screws On Berlin Residents Today

TO ENFORCE LAW...  East Berliners need permission to take iobs in West Berlin

Dairy Queen Robbed By  2 Gunmen   Proprietor, Wife Attacked By Thugs

Place Food On Sales Tax List   State Senate Switches Position To Fulfill Maverick Compromise

Senate Votes Food On Sales Tax List  Switches Stand but Boosts $9 Credit Refund to $12

Food Voted Back On Sales Tax List In Senate Switch  Refund Increased To $12 in Action;  Battie Continues

E. German Guards Shoot Austrian Youth Trying To Cut the Barbed Wire

Five Others Flee  Austrian Student Shot Down By E. German Border Guards

Two Year Period!  U.S. Needs Food In Case Of War   Scientist Believes Nation Is Vulnerable; Asks To Save 20 Per Cent From Each Year

National Food Cache ls Urged  ilian Seuantea   $15 Billion Supply Asked By Scientist

"Expert “Suagests US. ‘Store’ Food Stockpile Afnple For 2 Years.

National Food Cache Is Urged  $15 Billion Supply   $15 Billion Supply Asked By Scientist

National Food Cache Is Urged By Scientist   Would Be In Walking Distance in Event Of Nuclear Warfare

M4] Want To Be The First Man In Space’   ' ciara TU Me FUE Bele SVIGEE Hil wale  Witty Alan Shepard—Eager Astronau

Work is Hobby of Astronaut in Final Training for American Space Flight

Alan Shepard Anxious To Be First Man In Space; Considers It Challenge

FBI Tells How It Cracked The Conspiracy In Heavy Electrical Industry

Present and Past Glories  Gary Cooper’s Funeral Attended By Celebrities

Two Seats May Control  Labor Loses Majority  In Norway Government

BUDGET IN CONGRESS  Russian Action May Cause Switch In U.S. Defense

Soviet Goa May Change U.S. Plans   Washington Reacts to Announcements of Military Shift.

Soviet Air Might Display Is Seen Aimecsio Add Pressure on Berlin

Supersonic Jet Bombers, Giant  ‘Copters Shown  Russian Air Show Believed Intended to Influence Rapidly  Davalnnino Rarlin (ricic

Giant Copter That Can Lift  House Bared   Two Supersonic Jet Bombers Shown to Point Lp Berlin Case

Spectacular Array Of New Craft  Soviet Air Show Dazzles Nikita, Crowd Of 50.000

Air Might Displayed By Soviets   Western Experts Say U.S. Can't Match Several Entries at Air Show

U.S. HAS NO MATCH FOR CRAFT  Soviets Display Air Might   KEEN INTEREST   SOME SPICE

Action Taken   emote eh nantes = - mere  REDBIRE’ L VEL Weslerners Impressed By Air Show in Moscow

Soviets Display New Jet Planes Include Some U.S. Can't Match   Gesture Seen Designed To Strengthen Demands On Berlin

Russ Show Impressive Air Might   Western Observers See Move to Bolster ‘Demands on Berlin

50,000 See Display Of  Air Power   Premier, Gagarin. Among Spectators At Moscow Airfield

POINTED AT BERLIN  Dazzling Russ Air Show  Jars Western Observers

Western Officials Impressed Soviets Display New Air Craft in Dazzling Show

Soviet Union Shows  Off Dazzling Might   Unveil New Type Planes   Missile Alarm Attempt Fails

am A Menacing Foreword To Berlin +)" Soviet Air Show Reveals  Hitherto Hidden Marvels

Spectacular Red Show Of  New Planes   Diplomats Eye Air Might As  Khrush Tactics

Khrushehev Shows Off  New Planes   ‘Western Viewers Say Reds Appear Ahead Of U.S,

Russ Show Advances in Air Might ‘Jet Fighters, Bombers Huce Helicopters Are   Jet Fighters, Bombers, Huge Helicopters Are Seen at Moscow— Abkiavunre Iminraceed

To: Stren then Berlin’ bemands: :  Soviets Show Off Some Craft U. Ss. Can’ t Match

Two Supersonic Jet Bombers Among Display   Diplomats Believe Event Was Intended  TA. leflianna Do nultece.

Khrush, Gagarin Watch  Impressive Air Show   Believe Power Display Intended To Influence Developing Crisis

Display Hints Tightening Of Berlin Demands   Several Aircraft Indicate Russia’s Superior Airpower

\Throw The Book:   wv flies by  “Sovie Air Display Gesture , To Strengthen Demands Upon Berlir

Show of Soviet Air Might Sunday Is Seen as Bolster for Demand on Berlin

Soviets In Parade Of Air Power   Alr rower  _ULS. Can‘t Match Many Of Entvies Res: Base: Dhow bess

Dazzling Display of Jet Fighters, Bombers   Western Experts Say United States Has Nothing to Equal Several Planes; Delta Wing Bomber Mast Spectacula:

Reds Show Air Arm As Berlin Move   New Craft Outstrip U.S. Planes Expert At Display Indicate

Support for Berlin Demands... .     New Russian Developments  Displayed in Big Air Show

Soviets Put Air Might On Display   Aim To Strengthen Demands On Berlin

All Classes Of Aircraft In Red Show   U.S. Unable To Match Parts Of  Aerial Arsenal -

US. can't match some  of new entries   Spectacular bomber bigger than the B-52

New Delta Wing Bomber Shown  Diplomats See Berlin Move In Soviet Air Might Show

Soviet Displays  Powerful Planes  Experts Claim U.S. Match New Craft

Seen Gesture To Back Reds’ Ber lin Stand   U. 5. Can’t Mateh Some Aireraft In Massive Display

U.S. Can't Match Some Craft— Russians Stage Spectacular Show of Air Micht

Performance May Strengthen Demands on Berlin  Russia Shows Off Aerial Might; Weapons U.S. Unable to Match

Jet Bombers, Giant ‘Copter impressive  West Experts Say   West Experts Say U.S. Cannot Match Several Innovation:

Russians Show New Air Power Display Seen  Underlining Berlin Demand

Shows Red iAdeee   Gesture Seen Designed to Strengthen Soviet Demands on West Rarlin

WESTERN OBSERVERS IMPRESSED   "We Can't Match Some Weapons’ Experts Declare

PRAYER FOR...  ® I0DAY @   (‘Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Passage’ Of State Tax Plan Hinted   One Republican Vote Said Available For $8 Million Measure

Good _ Evening!   Summer tomorrow — official— cogent a 11190 don our time.

In the News   in ine News  POST OFFICE TAKING APPLICATIONS — FOR SUBSTITUTE CLERK

In the News Post OFF ICE TAKING  ‘APPLICATIONS — FOR SUBSTITUTE CLERK.

Judgeships Issue May Be Slowed   Slower Action Seen Possible After Opposition

U.S. Judge Pian Passes Ist Hurdle   Senate Approves; House Action May Ee Slower

$22,500 a Year Political Plum  Judgeship Bill Faces Slow Pace After Senate Passage      Nevada would be given one additional, judgeship wader terms of this bill.

Those Who ‘Snap Back’ Insurable   Companies Now Eager to Cover Disease Victims

Conferees Plan More Aid For Truce Commission In Laos To Hold Cease-Fire

Truce Team Asked About Needed Aid   Geneva Conference Ready To Dispatch Equipment

West, East Act To Tighten Laos Truce   Both Sides Charge Rival Factions Violate Cease-Fire

East-West Delegates Shape Up Plan To Strengthen Shaky Truce In Laos

Another Group Of US Air Travelers Stranded   Same Airline Is involved

Airliner Fails to Show, Leaves 88 Stranded in London   Group of Americans Were Awaiting Trip Home After Four Weeks in Britain.

i opeka:  Anderson Seeks  School Increase  Thimsnetx enedts Chaucn   Emporia State’s Share Is Set at $4.2 Million

West Boycotts Laos Talks To Study Violation   Want To Review Breaking Of Truce

Allies To Boycott’ Conference  Big Three Takes Action After Cease » Blea Vieletian

Await Reply From Soviets On Cease-Fire   Communist Rebels Continue To Attack Government Forces

Russia's Reply To Demand on Laos Awaited  President, in Speech, Voices Disappointment

Three West Powers Boycott Laos Meet For ‘Time Being’   Take Action After Rebel Capture Of Swonehold During. Cease Fire

Eichmann — Character © Turn Noted   Was Quiet, Man.   Was Quiet, Man Became Bully, Witness Says

New Group Of ‘Riders’ Splits Up   Continue Assault on Southern Segregation In Groups of Seven

Senate Democrats Face Tough Hau In Move To Pass Tax On Dividend:

Democrats Face Tough Haul on Tax   Chance To Move $23 Million Bill For Vote Passed

Two Federal Agencies Report Signs That Indicate Recession May Be Slackening

Cereol VU) BERIT  Jobless, Sales Reports Indicate Recession Wanes

rewer Get Benetits  Jobless, Sales Reports Indicate Recession Wanes

Fewer Draw Idle Pay For Period   Adjusted Retail Data Show Upturn

Arabs Clash With Police  In Nazareth   Aim Demonstratior  At Government; 5 -— «1.

RAISE FOR TEACHERS IS READY FOR GOV. DANIEL   Congratulates Legislature.

A GALLERY OF GOVERNORS—16 Allan Shivers And Price Daniel Served Longer As Governor Than Any Of Others

A GALLERY OF GOVERNORS—15  Moody , Sterling, Allred Represent Era Of Cleaning Corruption Out Of Texas

A GALLERY OF GOVERNORS—8 Reconstruction Runs Its Gamut In Texas  And Day Comes To “Turn The Rascals Out”

A GALLERY OF GOVERNORS—11 Jim Hogg Most Turbulent Storm Center Of Texas Politics Since Sam Houston

A GALLERY OF GOVERNORS—13 _ The Fergusons, For Or Against, Held On _ As Factors In Texas’Politics For 25 Years

AFL-CIO Executive Council Votes To Charter Locals Quitting Hoffa

AFL-CIO Backs Anti-Hoffaites  Charters To Be Given   Charters To Be Given Rebellious Teamsters

SENATOR IN FAVOR RIVAI TO HOFFA   Council Avoids Setting Up Any Single Union

7 Granted by AFL-CIO Council  \Separate Charters to Hoffa Rivals

AFL-CIO Backs Anti-Hoffaites   Charters To Be Given Rebellious Teamsters

: Separate AFL-CIO Charters Given ‘Unions Rebelling Against Hoffa

Rebel Locals In Teamsters Get Charters   AFL-CIO Avoids Forming One Rig Anti-Hoffa Union

AFL-CIO OKEH   Separate Charters Voted For Unions Abondonine Hoffa

Rebel Unions Get Welcome   AFL-CIO Ready to Give Charters to Anti-Hoffa Locals

AFL-ClO RefusesTo  Readmit Teamsters   Will Admit Locals That Leave Hoffa

On the Inside   Says Only A Remap Bill Favored By The Farm Bureau Can Get By The Committee

Julius Holmes To Get Post As Envoy fo Iran  Approval by Senate   Approval by Senate Would Put 2 Local Men in Top Spots

Julius Holmes To Get Post As Envoy to Iran   Approval by Senate Would Put 2 Local Men in Top Spots

E. German Reds Tread Dangerous Ground by «TF hwarting Horseplayers

Fast Germany, Anxious to Keep lis Hard Money, Clamps Down on Paying Race Bets

Soviet Premier Pledges Suppo! To Revolutions   Renews Threat Against West Regarding Berlin

Nikita Pledges Aid to National Revolutions; ‘Support Liberations’

\Inev itable’ Throughout World .   Nikita Pledges to Continue ! Help for Armed Revolutions

Soviet Vows To Support Rebellions  Liberation   Liberation Called Goal:  Berlin Target

Says Popularity Of Castro Wanes   Pres. Kennedy to Ge Schlesinger Report ©

Not a Rejection of Social Reform, but—  Latin America Is Disillusioned With Castro, Kennedy Is Told

Retiring School Chief Cant See Any Leveling Off of Costs in Next Decade

Full School Rolls Ahead   No “Leveling Off” in Next Decade, Says Retiring State Superintendent

‘Retiring Superintendent Warns:  ‘State’s Education ‘Problems Growing

Inside...   Rev. King Still Held Year’s Sentence Against  Integrationist Ruled Void

Record Number Of Entries Set For Fair Event   Annual 4-H Program Planned Next Week At Fairground Site

Record Number Of Entries Set For Fair Event  Annual 4-H Program   Annual 4-H Program Planned Next Week At Fairqround Site

Demos Frolic As Republicans Leave Capitol   Resolutions Praise Majority, Denounce Hall Voting Record

Death Claims 1 In Weekend Accidents   12 Highway Deaths Recorded; One Drowned In Creek

Montgomery Martial Law Proclaimed   Mob Storms Negro Meeting, Battles Police, Marshals

Southern Rioters Defy U.S. Marshals   NO OTHER CHOICE  Top Senators Back Marshals’ Dispatch

Dutch Police Battle Soviet Ambassador Over Wife of Defecting Russian Chemist

‘Human Tragedy’ in Amsterdam Defector’s Wife Goes Home  After Scuffle at Airport

SPORTSMEN HOLD LAWRENCE RESPONSIBLE:  Haluska Reversing His Decisions

Senate Battles On Commission For Civil Rights  Proliminary Vote Set   Preliminary Vote Set For Tomorrow; Dixie Leaders Assail Board

U.N. Blocks Seating of Red China   Victory for U.S. In 61 to 34 Vete Against Peiping

Western World Remains Hopetul for Solution in Laos: Differences Arise

Western World Seeks Peaceful Solution In Laos   Differences Reported On How To Put Allied Pressure On The Communists

West Hopeful Forlaos Solution  U.S. Officials Cautiou: usly Optimistic @Qé Bucctan Arranten:

Khrushchev, Red Ailies Confer   SEATO Pronovneement Pends; Rain Bogs Down Fighting

US. Solons Hopeful for Laos Accord   Allies Disagree on How to Put Pressure on Reds

Russ Delay Reply to Truce Plea  Differences Enis rT. ‘ti a a . vee   Differences Exist On How to Put Pressure on Reds

Mother Can’‘t Attend Either Graduation for Sons in Two Academies

State Police To Return Boy From. Dakota   Alert Sheriff Nabs Stephens While Hitchhikine

State Officers Go ToS. Dakota   Holland Boy Scout Claims 2 Deaths Accidental; Spotted By Photo

Youth Admits Rifle Killings Of Two Girls   Michigan Boy Caugh' in South Dakota  During Flight

Pack to scientific Lever Pushing  Healthy, Happy Hom Returns to Cape Canaveral

Inside...    Back to Scientitic Lever Pushing  Healthy, Happy Ham Returns to Cape Canaveral

Lutheran Pastor Says: parte rcaairteaaecttlenasandiststateetan” Best  ‘Let Churches Ignore Dec. 25’

1 6 SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS   High Lutheran Raps Modern Yule Customs

Fue Consignada Una Ayeriguacion Al J.  Tia. Batisncwna Tei diners

Patrolman Is Rescued   Helicopter Crew, Swimmers Team Up In Effort

F ew soldiers  Put in Gripes   Most Complaints Are From Individual Reservists

Gripes Come From Few Reservists  Complaints Mostly From  Individuals

Few Complaints From Reservists, Says Pentagon   Griping Casts Shadow, Says Guard Unit Head

Less Than 1% Of Citizen Soldiers Gripe At Duty Call,-Says Pentacon

Pentagon Says Few Reservists, Guards Protest  Complaints Liste   Complaints Listed By Less Than One Per Cent of Men

Very Few Of Reservists Complaining   Less Than 1 Per Cent Are Making Any Gripes

Few ‘Gripes’ Reported  By Pentagon   Complaints. Believed To Be Mainly Isolated Examples

Guard Gripes Seen ‘Exaggerated’  kok ok ok ¥ KR x x £ * & * € *  ¥  Pentagon Cites Complaints On Calluyp Made By Fow

To Report For Duty October 15   Include Texas And Wisconsin Guard Divisions

113 Reserve, Guard Units Are Alerted   Stahr Says Nearly 100,000 Ticketed For Extended Tours

Buildup Sets Sights For Million Troops  Guard, Reserve Units Placed On ‘Get Readv’: Loneer Tours Seen

More Active Duty Orders Are Issued   Army Summons Reservists, Guards To Report Oct. 16

Army Calls 73,000 More To Active Duty   Texas, Wis. Guard.Divisions Summoned

Diplomats Coordinate Note Replies   Answers to Russians Expected to Go Out In Next Few Days

Parley With Russ Urged  On Franec  Talks on Berlin Crisis Sought In September

Zuckert Inspects Berlin Aiclift Facilities; Reds Reinforce Barrier

Rich Diet And Soft Living Add To Heart Trouble?   By ALTON BLAKESLEE AP Science Writer

Rich Food, Easy Living Are Fatal   By ALTON BLAKESLEE AP Sclence Writer

Salicale af Assassins Stills Hearts   Rich Diet, Soft Living Believed Syndicate Members

Rich Diet, Soft Living Prompt Heart Trouble?   By ALTON BLAKESLEE AP Science Writer

Washington Sidewalks Are Packed  ig ‘ket Groups Sho oe Ti awe tin band   Picket Groups Shov Up Despite Fact Kennedy Is Gone

Berserk Gunman Fires Away at Border Patrol: Shoots Self to Death

NewS. Korean Rule Expands Its Controls   All Political Parties Banned: Talks With U.S. Envoy Started

POLITICAL PARTIES BANNED Totalitarian Controls Program ls Expanded By Korean Regime

Korea Junta Pushes To Rigid Control  Diplomatic Talk   Diplomatic Talk With U.S. Opened, Views Exchanged

Ban Political Parties And Censor ‘Voice   Chang's Cabinet Opens Diplomatic Contacts With U.S

New Regime Of Koreans Starts Work   Begins Diplomatic Negotiations With The United States

Rivals Split on Coalition for Adenauet   Free Democrats Demand Removal “of Yon Brentano

Bill Gives Nod To Immunization  All School Childisn Wanld Ra Inciod

Defense Blueprint Ready for Study   Washington Reportedly Clamps Lid of Secrecy Over Movements of All Western Military Powers in Area

Ministers dt Benekok For Laos Conference   -SEATO Defense Blueprint Takes Strong Position

Will Study Blueprint Of Defense   Western Military Moves In Asia Arca Being Kept Sceret

Military Aides OK Hard Line Set Up by U. 5.   Moscow Agrees Status Is Serious, but Is Mum on Peace Offer

U.S. Hard Line Gets Approval   Moscow Is Silent On Peace Proposal

WearPlians Set For Meeting  In Laos Crisis   Ministers Rush to Meeting As Military Moves Hidden

SEATO Diplomats In Crisis Meet On Laos Today   Military Moves by West Kept Secret

RUSHING 10 SEATO TALKS   Bangkok Conference Takes Up Laos Crisis; Military Advisers Urge Strong Action.

Defense Blueprint Drawn Up By Organization's Military Experts Who Favor Hard U. S. Line Awaits Them

A Hopeful, But Determined Mood Prevails As Leaders Ponder Solution In Laos

Ministers To Meet On Crisis   SEATO Experts Favor Hard U. S. Line of Defense

Get Defense Blueprint  SEATO Officials Study Laos Crisis In Bangkok Talks

Rushing To Laos Crisis  Conference   Defense Blueprint Drawn by SEATG@-Fo Back U.S. Hard Line

Military Movements Kept Secret  Moscaw: Crisis   Moscow: Crisis Exists; No Word On Cease-Fire

World Awaits Russ Decision Tn Laos Crisis   Soviets Say Situation Grows More Serious But Remain Silent On Western Peace Proposals.

Nehru Is To Exert  Influence Red Radio Admits  Laotian Situation  Gets Worse Dail y

West Military  Actions Secret   Report U.S, Aircraft Carrier Heading Toward Area; Soviets Silent On Allied Peace Plans

SEATO Leader: Rush to Laos Crisis Meeting   Military Experts Defense Plan Ready for Them

SEATO Foreign Ministers Open Parley Monday   Face Crisis Conference On Laos; Western Military Moves Secret

SEATO Brass to See Defense Plan for Laos  Military Shifts Kept Secret; Reds  Silent on Ceasefire

Plans Made By Experts  For Defense   Western Military Movements in Area Being Kept Secret

DeSapiols Knocked Out As Tammany Boss In Battle With New York Mayor Wagner

Tammany Hall Leader Ousted in N, Y. Vote   Wagner, Lanigan Winners on Dem Reform Ticket

Tammany Leader DeSapio Deposed As Mayor Wagner Wins NY Primary  Whips Opponent Levit! By Over 150,000 Votes

Wegner, r, Supporters, Topple DeSapio — “From Post As Tammany Hall Leades

Waqner-b} landslide at gee  DeSapio Loses Hold ‘On New York Demos

Tammany Boss Loses In N. Y. Primary  Wagner Topples /DeSapio In Voting

Cuba Is Becoming Tightly Organized Communist State   An AP News Analysis Re THEH WAPRTA ORT AANN

Observers Doubt Fiery Cubans Can Adhere To Red Discipline   By JOSE MARIA ORLANDO

 Bu t What He Says dtili Goes  Fidel Castro Seems To Be Losing His Grip   By JOSE MARIA ORLANDO

MOoOSscow- I rained Keds Use Castro  Can Cubans Accept Commie Discipline?

Castro slowly losing grip as rina-master of ‘circus   Ry TOSF MARIA ORLANDO

AP Writer Reports Reds Transforming Cuba Into Tightly Organized Communist State

Castro Losing Power To Communism   An AP News Analysis Bvy JOSE MARIA ORLANDO

 Gaiety Turns to Drabness--a Situation Latins May Not Accept  What Is It Like inside Castro's Cuba?   AN AP NEWS ANALYSIS   Re JOSE MARIA ORLANDO

Report from Cuba  ‘Real’ Reds Plan to Shove Castro Into Background

News Index   Can Reds Hold Cuba Is Big Questio  Castro Seren ee Figurehead For Communist:

«Navy Begins *Cuba Airlift  For Citizens  More Than 100 Americans Will _ Fly To Florida

Butter Runs Out Karly At F irehouse  Quay 1200 C sone aioe at Food C enter

Butter Runs Out Early At Firehouse  Over 1.200 Crowd Surplus Food Center

Weather   BRITISH AND SOVIET ARMOR POISED IN TENSE BERLIN   Crisis Grows Hotter as Russians Position Tanks Near Brandenburg Gate

Allied, Russian Tanks Are Squared Off Today On Berlin Check Point

British Units Set Up Three Guns; Soviets Roll 30 Tanks To Border

Most to See Outside World First Time  All on Tiny Isle Flee Voleanc

Earthquake And Voleano Strike Island   Stunned Natives Flee To Barren  Atlantic Rock

Stunned 260  Flee Volcano   Residents of Tristan da Cunha Leave as Quakes, Eruptions Start

Watch Glow From Nearby Refuge  Villagers Flee Tiny Island ~ As Volcano Nears Eruption

260Residents Of lsolated Island In Atlantic Escape Quakes, VolcanicEruptions   SOLATED 150 YEARS

In Remote Area Of World— Volcano Threatens 260 On So. Atlantic Island

On the inside   Volcano threatens ruination as island residents watch

Volcano Perils Island Homes  260 Refugees Spend   260 Refugees Spend Night Watching From Rocky Outcrop

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY «   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Code Change Of Welfare Is Needed   Trial Expense Below Welfare Costs

Quarterhorses To Be Featured At Fairgrounds  Performance Class Judging Beains at 7:   Performance Class Judging Begins at 7; Big Entry List Seen

Quarterhorses To Be Featured At Fairgrounds   Performance Class Judging Begins at 7 Big Entry List Seen

Use Loudspeakers (Communists Try Out New  Weapon in War of Nerves

New Weapon Is War On Nerves   East Germans Set Up Loudspeakers For Daily Blaring

Reds Set Up New Weapon In Nerve War   Loudspeakers Blare _ Propaganda, Threats Throughout the Day

New Weapor Blares At West Berlin   Reds Open Up With Barrage Of Loudspeakers

Reds Are Using Loud Speakers   Devices New Weapon In War of Nerves

7-Year Plan Falls Behind, Party Is Told   Tear Grenades Fired Today At Escapees

Manpower Shortage In E. Berlin   Admit Militiamen Guarding Wall Should Be Workin«

Fire Heroine, 9, Saves Baby Brother, Dog, Puppies and ‘Essentials’

Winter’s Last Storm Brings Ice To Indiana   Predicted Warmup Tonight Scheduled To End Variety Of Freezing Rain, Sleet And Snow.

New Clues Back “Truth  Serum’ Test   Evidence in Klumpp Case Is Disclosed  die Dice 2 ped wee ec:

Location Set 12 Miles Away New Find Disproves Klumpp Death Scene

Scene of Murder Shifted DiSalle Cites Evidence Bared in Klumpp Case

Delaware Ruling Reversed ‘Court Bans Discrimination  In Municipal Parking Garage

Mydraulic System Fixed in Air. Milk, Water Squirts Fix Plane’s Troubles

Storm Rips Ohio Village, Boy Injured   —— AP YF @ BS Sen 4/34 * *  Wind And Rain Hit Eldorado: Heavy Damave Fstimated

You'll Find It   Texas Legislature's Tax Bill Half-Approved In House Action

BODIES OF SOCIALITES FOUND IN CAR: NEGROES ARRESTED ON SUSPICION

Two Socialites Abducted, Slain: Suspects Seized  One Strangled, Othe Run Over by Car as She Tries to Flee

2 Women Are Kidnaped, Slain   Suspects Caught in Police Net With Victim’s Wallet

Socialites Slain, 2 Suspects Held  Woman Is Stranaled   Woman Is Strangled, Other Run Over by Car

PLAINFIELD, N. J.  2 Women Kidnaped, Slain; Authorities Holding 2 Men

Bodies Of 2 Women Found At Car  2 Young Negroes Arrested On Suspicion Of Murde

Two Socialite NJ. Women Found Slain   One Run Over, Other Strangled; 2 Suspects Seized

Suspects Held In Slaying Of 2 Socialites  Partly Disrobed Bodies Found In Abduction Car

Wives Of Mack Truck Co. Executives The Victims; Two Young Negroes Held   One Woman Strangled To Death And Other Apparently Run Over By Cadillac Car

TWO_YOUNG MEN SEIZED  2 N.J. Socialites Victims Of Brutal Slaying In Woods

2 Kidnaped Socialites  ‘Found Dead   One N. J. Woman Strangled, Other Run Over By Cadillac She Tried To Flee

Two Women Slain; Two  Men Held   Strangled. Run Down  By Their Own Car

Young Negroes Suspected  Partly Disrobed Bodie: Of Two Women Found

Multimillion-Dollar Art Treasure,  Bound for Poland, Reaches US.

Valued At $50 Million  Polish Art Shipment Moves Through Vermont

Hidden: 20 ‘Yea éars 4 F abiilous Art Tre ects e  Headed Back To Poland

Multi-Million Dollar Art Treasure  Is Returned To Poland By Canadian:

~KEPT HIDDEN FOR 20 YEARS— $30 Million In Art En Route To Poland

$50,000,000 Polish Art Treasure Moves Across U. S. Border En Route to Europe

Hidden for Over 20 Years  '$50 Million Art Treasure Crosses  U. S. Border on Way Back to Polanc

Finally Going Home Multi-Million Dollar Art Treasure Enters U.S.on Way Back to Poland

Casts Faintest of Shadows . . .  More Winter In Store, Punxsy Groundhog Says

Faint Shadow Nearly Misleads Groundhog Forecasts 6 More Winter Weeks

Odd Sunday Session Set By Councit   Contend Independence Is Menaced by Iraq To Be Discussed.

Weather   Redlands Weather Today (11 a.m. Reading) Highest 66, Lowest 46

20 Killed In Cairo Plane Crash   KLM Airliner Carried $2.5 Million in Gold; 17 Survive Mishap

Royal Dutch Airliner Hits Disaster Ridge  Carried Over $2.5 * Million In Gold Bars

17 Persons Injured In KLM Plane   None of Victims Reported To Be Amcrican Citizens

, ABLIN “WI NSTON. DAKIN.'’  ‘sur Administrative Decin To Speak: ‘At Westmar Commencement June 5

Tops 1959 Records Hoover Reports 12 Per Cent  Increase in Major Crimes

Was in Plot to Kidnap 2 Children of Elizabeth Taylor, Waiter Claims

Federal Relief Funds Ready _ For J obless  New’ Program OKed Monday

First. Time Since Depression ;  Relief Funds Available  For Unemployed Worker:

JFK Signs Measure Benefitting Nation’s Unemployed  Relief To Needy Families

First Time Since Depression  Federal Relief Available For Some Of Nation's Unemployed

Funds Made Available In 10 States  JFK Signs Bill For Needy Relief   School Bill Okehed

Some of Nation’s Unemployed NowHaveFederalFundsAvailable For First Time Since Depression

Tampa Woman Emerges As Heroine ken ee nerawme  Survivors Of Bus Plunge Land In US.

(x-Army Captain Leads 70 InMutiny;  Seizes Control Of Portuguese Vessel

Piracy In 20th Century     Surface Craft, Planes. Search For Ship Held By Armed Band

by “iodern F  Am ad Men Cape uxurvy Liner      All Normal, Says Radio

Most Fantastic Seizure Of Ship In Modern Times   ‘All Is Normal’, Is Message Sent To World Ports

Cry of Total War Renewed By Tshombe   Threatens UN Forces With Poisoned  Arrows

Tshombe Calls For Tom-Toms Poison Arrows In Katanga War   See Violent Civil War If UN Withdraws From The Conoo

Tshombe Calls Tom-Toms, Poisoned Arrows To Fight StrongUNForcelnKatanga

Tshombe Calls On Ton Toms To Rally Army   -Katangan President Vows Battle With Poiconed “Areaws =

Tshombe Asking For All-Out War. Against The UN.   Calls For Tom-Toms To Rain Poisoned Arrows On Opponent

Ancient Doctrine ls Overturned by Michigan Court   Caused Injustice in Courts, Says Ruling

Would Re-Establish Invalidated Exemptions  ‘Senate Bill Proposes Increase In Missouri Sales, Use Taxes

New Bill Backs Up Dalton’s  Comprehensive Plan Would Raise Tax Rate

State Legislature May Hike Sales, Use Taxes   If Revenue Program Gets In Trouble, Plan Set.

Notes Sent To Allies By Soviets  Parliament's Plans to Meet In Aren Hit

Helping Under-developed Nations Rise From Misery and Hunger Is ‘Biggest Problem of Modern Times, ‘ Pope Say:

Officials Say Sabotage With INT Indicated Other Stations Now Protected . By Guardsmen

National Guard  Ordered Out  In Three States  To Guard Other  Installations

3 MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSIONS IN WEST UTAH   Telephone Microwave And Cable Relay Stations Blasted   COMMUNICATIONS ARE DISRUPTED

3 Mations Demolished: Probe Vain   Troops Patrol Other Links To Balk Sabotage

DEFENSE LINES (FRFECTE D Communications >. . , :  Relavs Sabotagved

Microwave Installations Sabotaged   Defense Facility Disrupted; Troops Guard Stations

Mysterious. : Blasts Rip Phone Links  Damage Relay Points: in Utah and Nevada —Blame Sabotage,  ee Sova a. Sere

Mystery Blasts Hit 3 Relay Stations   Weld Microwave Stations Put Under Guard After Blasts

See Sabotage  In West Utah Line Breaks  TNT Used to Wreck Circuits, Officials  Eaten, A Siu Tesonnsheon

Butte Man Hurt in Coast Bus Wreck   Guardsmen Watch Phone Relay Stations as Three Blown Up

Two Ohio Deer Hunters in Serious Condition After Being ‘Frozen Stiff

signs Will Warn Motorists . . .  Speed Traps Ruled Out by State Police

Cashing of Stolen Savings Bonds Flourishing Racket   By EDWARD COWAN United Press International

U.S. Savings Bond ‘Traffic’ Flourishing   No Reports In Elyria   By EDWARD COWAN

New Racket:  Fraudulent Cashing Of U.S. Govt Bonds Grows   Ry EFDWARD COWAN

Council Raps Sen. Hart, NPS On Dunes Bill   Charge Tax Dollars Being Used for Propavanda

Snowstorm Paralyzes Southwest  450 Hunters Are Stranded In New Mexico

Close to Major Disaster  Slide Derails Train, -IT8 Feen-Agérs Safe

Massive Slide Hits Train In Oregon   Disintegrated Cliff Tumbles In Front Of Train Knocking Diesels Into River

Frenchand Tunisian Troops Clash Agair Today At Sprawling French Naval Base

Damages From California Blazes  Estimated at Over $20 Millions   New Library at McNeese To Be Named for Frazar

; Ne v Assault On Fires: Prepared; 456 California Homes Destroyed

Firemen Control Blazes   456 Homes Destroyed 14,150 Acres Ruined $20 Million Damaae

Some Flames Under Control  (Men And Machines Mass To Battle Worst Fire On Coast

259 Houses Destroved in Blazes NT NR RR a enema een ne tt NN  2,000 Fighting California Fires

Californians Mass against Pair of Blazes   456 Houses Leveled With Insured Loss Set at $24 Million

California’s Twin Blazes  Men, Machines Massed \For An Assault On Fire

THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF LAND ARE SCORCHED   Property Damage In BelAir Section Over I  $15-Million   GOVERNOR APPEALS FOR FEDERAL AID

Fv wre hens  Firemen and Machines Massed To Bring Flames Under Control

456 Homes Destroyed Firemen Bring Disastrous California Fires Under Control

Firemen Get Control of « Twin Blazes   Property Damages Estimated at  Over $20 Million

California Fire  Battle Continues  456 Homes Razed; No Deaths Listed

pobolGiies Destroyed. California Fire Damage May Reach *24 Million

Kcuador Installing Leftist, Backed by AF Show of Power   California Loss $20 Million; — 456 Homes Lie Ruined by Fire

Firemen Bringing California Blazes  Under Control; Loss Over $20 Million

196 Homes Razed In California Firemen Control Flame  In Exelusive Bel-Air  wl'ianwnn Still Rlasinna

Damage Stands at 320 Million  Fighting Historic Fires In California Continues Today

California Fires Still Being Fought; Damage May Reach $24 Million

Gains Made In Drive on Twin Fires   Pacific Palisades No In Immediate Peril; 20-Million Loss.

California Fires Burn  456 Homes  Bel-Air Blaze Under Control, Second One Near Containment

Fire Damage Rises  Count Now ls 456 Homes  In California Holocaust

2,000 Battling California Blaze   More stories, pictures, Pe. &B

New Assault on Fires Prepared  456 Homes Burned; Loss $20 Million

Bel-Air Fire Finally Is Under Contro   Topanga Canyon Blaze Is Near Containment

Worst in Area's His tory  Men, ‘Machines ‘Mass to to Put Damper. on California Blaze

Topango And Bel-Air Blazes Under Contro   Total Insured Loss Expected To Hit $24 Million

Californians Mass agains’ Pair of Blazes   456 Homes Levele<   456 Homes Leveled With Insured Loss Set at $24 Million

Chance That Session Will End Today   Republicans Can Do Little To Stop Tax Proposal By Barron

Welsh Aide. To Head New Department:   Administration Unit Post Given -To Clinton Green

Bainbridge To Be Aide In Agency   Welsh Fills Jobs In Added Dept.

Katanga Plane Hits UN Airport; Slight  Damage Done Field  400 Mercenaries Are _ Added to Force  Of Katanaa

U.N. Airfield Is Bombed   Katanga Airplanes In Pre-Dawn Attack At Elisabethville

UAR Forces Allow Units  To Continue   Aireraft Carrier, Support Ships Wead For Troubled Kuwait

New Body To Resume Talks On Disarming   Enlarged Group Idea Has Unanimous U.N. Committee Backing

Offered by U.S.-Soviet Proposal for Disarmament  Talks Resumption Approved

Guns Heard in Paris; 11 Dead   Police, Algerians In Bloody Battle

R Says Russian Scientists Made Mistake in Shot  Tells Congress No Punishment Set

Explosion More Powerful Than A) Megatons   Soviet Leader Jokes  - About Mistake, Says Scientists Won't Be  Punished.

Says Exploded Bigger ‘Than 50-Mgton Bomb      =) the World Today

Khrushchev Gets Cheers In Congress   Says Scientists Made Mistake In Setting Off Blast

Khrushchev Makes Joke Of Mistake   Fails To Specify Exact Power Of Explosion

Katanga Province At Explosive Point  Elizabethville Is Seene Of Violence

UN Delegation is Forced to Flee by Congolese Units '  15 UN Airmen Held  Prisoners by Conao Troone

U.N. Leaders Flee Chaos In Congo   Mutinous Troops On Rampage In New Violence

Rebel Soldiers Force UN Unit To Take Flight   Unsuccessful In Effort To Free 13 Italian Airmen

New Violence Strikes Congo   Rebellious Soldiers Force Members Of U.N. Delegation to Flee Kindu

U.N. Staff Flees Rebel Rampaqes   Details of Excesses Not Known; 13 U.N. Airmen Held Captive

Native Troops Mutiny, Chase U.N. Deleaation   Rampage of Robbery Reported In Albertville; Malayans Surrounded.

Mutin s [roo ‘roops Fut U.N. Delegat n lo Flight  nn tne  New w Vidlence Erupts In Congo

UN. Group Forced To Hee Kindu   Robbery, Plunder By Congolese Is Cause For Concern

New Violence Breaks Out In Congo   Mutinous Troops Force UN Delegates To Flee For Lives

Congo Troops Rebel, U.N.  Force Flees   LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (UPI) — Mutinous troops plunged the Congo into new violence today.

UN Force Flees For Its Lite   LEOPOLDVILLE, Th « Congo (UPI) — Mutinous troops plunged the Conge into new violence today.

Parley Plans Are Snagged   Macmillan Says British Need Close Ties With Continent

French Balk High-Level Allied Talks   Big 4 Still Seeks Berlin-Problem Accord, Paris Says

No Pre ‘liminary Agreeme! nt  eee satan aca mere  Plans for Meeting  May Have Hit Sane

Plan for Allied Talks on Berlin Appears Stalled   Paris Report Says No Preliminary Aareement Reachexc

U.S. Rejects All Russian Proposals on U.N. Position   France Snags West Parley on Berlin

West Berlin Meet Plans strike Snag  French Contend Agreement Not Reached As Yet

Two Legion Units To Be Disbanded  Eeagnce Cracks Down   France Cracks Down On Revolt Backers

1961 Nohel Peace Prize Awarded To Dag  1960 Award Goes to Luthuli, Neoro Leader

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Hammarskjold, Luthuli

Hodges Says 100 Cities Need US Aid   Tells House Group Many Rural Areas Must Have Help

4 Houses Fall: Hunt 3 Persons  Young Girl Buried For Nearly 3 Hours

Seven Persons Are Buried As 4 Houses Suddenly Collapse  Four Are Dug Out Of Ruins Alive, Three Still Missing

4 Are Dug Out Alive; Firemen Probe Ruins  7 Buried As Homes Collapse

4 Are Dug Out Alive; F iemén Probe Ruins Ves Firemen Frobe Ruins  ¢ Buried As Hemes Collapse

Seek Negotiations, Not Censure French Silent on Tunisian Offer to Call Off Session

$9 Million Released Ahead of Schedule   Speed Up of Highway Construction Urged: States Able to Spend All of  Ly teh, Cera de Allaerntad far Ciera] (6

France Reported Ready to Resume Nesotiations With Algerian Rebels

Small Task Force Switches Good Will Visit  500 Marines In Group If Needed By U.N. For Assistance

Good Will Task Force Diverted  Unilateral Action Denied; TiWtl HTiawna Ctnne The hace

500 Marines Aboard LSD; State Dept. Denies Action Means Direct Intervention

Ships to Be Available For UN Use   U. S. Doesn‘t Intend To Intervene Directly. In-the Congo Fighting   Dag Demands Congo End Aggression Against UN

Diverted From Good-Will Tour To South Africa   Made Available in Event UN May Need ‘Assistance’

‘Western Saboteurs Wreck Train   East German Rail Traffic Snarled After Derailment

Blame West For Wreck In Germany   Communists Say U.S. Directed Saboteurs To Cause Derailment

Miss America In Homestretch   SABOTEURS’ BLAMED Freight Derailed In East Germany

Derailment Revealed  West Bandits’ Are Accused of Wrecking Train

Congress to Receive Tax  Reform Plan   Dillon Discloses Treasury Will Ask Action

But Verdict Unchanged  Rule Official Erred In lrish Win Over Orange

SYRACUSE LOSS RULED VICT ORY   But Record Stands As Notre Dame Win

Rule That Notre Dame  Didn’t Win!   Final Play Not Legal, They Say

“ONFERENCES DECIDE— Officials’ Error Enabled Irish To Defeat Syracuse

‘White Only,’ ‘Colored Only’ Signs GoneAt Montgomery BusTerminal

Riders Remove Signs Around  Bus Terminal Judge Decides  On Injunction

'CLaa. Eilad at Dafig yee r Shots Fired at Retueees Miss Mark;  Houses Along Berlin Porder Removed

lofal Ban On Nuclear Tests Now Proposed  Offer Hinges On Re Acceptance Of Rea Svstem Of Controls

NEW PROPOSAL 18 REJECTED   Russia Spurns AngloAmerican Plan For  Nuclear Ban

Geneva Talks Stall as U. S., Brifain Propose Total Ban on Nuclear Tests

U. S. And Britain Propose Talk Or All Nuclear Test   Offer Hinges On Soviet Acceptance O1 Substantially Stronger Control; Soviet Delegate Calls It Unrealistic

16 US. tourists die in deep lake   BUS OF VACATIONERS COLLIDES WITH TRUCK. PLUNGES IN WATER

Nikita Agrees Berlin Negotiations Are 'Opportune and Possible’..Story Below   Bus ‘Tomb’ Containing 15 Americans Located In Swiss Lake   16 Educators Drown: a Escape After Crash   One Of 4 Ohioans Survived Ordeal   Bus Filled With Water In A Matter Of Seconds

Divers Locate Bu In Which Sixteen Americans Died  Accident Occurred When Truck Hit ‘Vehicle On Curve

Americans Die in Bus Lake Plunge   16 U. S. Tourists Feared Dead in Switzerland, Bus Sinks 165 Feet in Water

16 Die As Bus Plunges In Lake   American Tourists Are Victims As Bus, Truck Collide In Switzerland

?? Fought Wav Out Through Windows -  >  Divers Find Bus In Lake, 16 Dead

16 OF U.S. Die In Swiss  Bus Crash   Bus Hits Truck, Then Plunges  In Lake Lucerne, 165 Feet Down

16 Americans On Holiday AbroadDrownWhenHuge Bus Plunges Into A Lake

16 Americans Are Killed in Bus Accident  X7_t*.1. Th. wee.   Vehicle Plunges: Into Lake After * Highway Accident

Survivors Recall  Noise, Jolt, Crash   Divers Locate Bus 60-Feet Offshore in 165-Feet of Water: 22 Survivors

10 of 73 Aboard Still Being Held   Divers Locate Tourist Bus  In Which 16 Americans Died

Searchers Locate Bus n Depths of Swiss Lake   Sixteen American Vacationers Dead in Tourist Bus Plunge

C’ville Pair Survive In  Bus Crash   16 Americans Die {n Switzerland; Vehicle Ii Lake

Bus Is Located In Swiss Lake After 16 Perish   22 Other Yanks Survive Traaedy

Vehicle Plunges In Lake Lucerne After Road Crash  9 A Lac oa Corman   22 Aboard Escape From Deep Water After Accident

Bus Carries 16 Americans to Death in Swiss Lake   ‘It Was All Too Quick’ Says Bus Crash Survivor

Tourist Bus Plunge Kills 16 Americans   TRAGIC ENDING All Came 'To See Storybook World

Locate Bus In Which 16 Killed   Swiss Trip Ends In Tragedy For American Tourists

/EHICLE FISHED FROM DEEP SWISS WATER 16 Touring Americans Die .When Bus Plunaes In Lake

aa ourvivers In Good Shape Divers Locate Tourist Bus  Which Carried 16 To Death

Bus Carries  16 to Death   American Tourists Killed In Switzerland Accident

Divers Locate: Tourist. Bus   16 American Vacationers Lose Lives

16 Die When Bus Plunges Into Lake Lucerne   Tourist bus Plunges off Narrow Roadway

Bus Mishap Fatal for 16   Americans Die as Vehicle Plunge: Into Swiss Lake After Collision

16 Americans — Die In Europe  Group In Bus That P  unaed Inta lake

Divers Find Bus Holding 15 Tourists   American Vacationer: Lost in Swiss Lake; Deaths Total 16.

Vir irginia Pri nter Held  $250, 000 in Bogus $20 Bills Discoverec

STOP CLOCK FOR VOTE ON POLICE PAY   .egislature Adopts 4¢ Sales Tax With Support Of 4 GOP Senotors; Major Bills Come Up In Overtime.

Inside...   Steel Gates Erected at Crossings  'E. Germans Strengthen Barrier

Financier Denies Acting as Agent For Nixon, Offering Job to Knight

Routine Arrests Greet New Riders  ‘Freedom Flight’ Join Invasion of Jackson

Man, Wife Found Slain Beside Road   Four Sons Sleep Through Shooting In Nearby. Tent

Hausner Threatens Arrests Eichmann Attorney Seeking  Four Ex-Nazis as Witnesses

"Twas Fine (Brr) Parade   — NM RNR ANY NY EEE  ‘Day With Kennedy: A Man in a Hurrv

Inside...    Mercury in 20’s Wind Cold as Devil’s Heart  ‘Chills St. Patrick’s March

St. Patrick's Parade Mighty Frigid. Affair  — Ardor OF Marcherc And Snectatore I<   Ardor Of Marchers And Spectators Is Cooled By Wind Cold As Devil’s Heart

May Day 61 Finds Reds Joyous  But Shortages of Meat nd Vodka Dirn Factivitiec 

Russia Has Celebration For the First May Day Of Man-in-Space Era

Pure Oil Superintendent Hostetler Hands Out Emplove Safety Awards

Challenges U.S. To Recover Plane  Castro Merges Political Groups Into Single Party

Castro Merges All Political Groups In Cuba   Gagarin Tells Cubans Revolution To Become ‘Brilliant Page’ In American Liberation

Castro Challenges U.S. To Try To ~ Recover Hijacked Airliner By Farce

Castro Challenges United States : To Try To Recover Hijacked Craft

Castro to Merge Political Groups Into One Party   Cuban Dictator Also Challenges U.S. to Try to Recover Hijacked Plane.

RECOVER AIRLINER Castro Hurls New Challenge At U.S.      Shares Honors   “Let Them Come"

Shouts Defiance in 4-Hour Speech   Cuban Leader Also Announces One-Partyv System Like Russia

Soviet-Type 5Cuba Party Organized   Castro Defies U. S., Challenges Attempt To Recover Airliner

Castro Patterns Political Parties After Soviet Type   Fidel Demanding Swap Of Aircraft

Merges All Groups Into One Party   Bearded Revolutionary Shouts Defiance of U.S. to Cuban Crowds

Castro To Merge Political Parties; ‘Challenges U.S. On Plane Recovery

Satellite Scans World For U.S.   Samos Forerunner Of Warning System

Another Space Success U.S. Camera Carrying Satellite Launched Tuesday Circles Globe

‘Watchdog’ Satellite Circles Globe   Others Are Scheduled To Scan Entire World  For Tronne Micsiles

While School Keens   KINDERGARTEN — ROUNDUPS SLATED — NEXT TUESDAY  IN THE LE MARS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS  Children are Eligible To Attend School — ‘If Five Years Old On Or Before October 1

KINDERGARTEN — ROUNDUPS SLATED — NEXT TUESDAY  IN THE LE MARS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS  Children are Eligible  To Atiend School —  if Five Years Old On _ Or Before October 1

Asks Inclusion in Aid Bill Catholic Lay Leader Differs  With President on Loan Tesi

Lenten Guideposts  Prayer for Sustenance Brings Him Strength to Avoid Quicksand Death

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS   The Kind of Prayer God Answers Is One for Greater Spiritual Strength

KENNEDY REQUESTS AID HIKE   Former Federal Men, Servicemen  Would Benefit

Coming Up MAY FELLOWSHIP DAY SERVICE FRIDAY AT  a ST. _JOHN “LUTHERAN .

Coming Up MAY FELLOWSHIP DAY SERVICE FRIDAY AT. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN

Khrushchev Sits on Sidelines  Allies Are Perfect Picture Of Disunity and Confusion

‘Vice Foe Wins! Ratterman Elected Sheriff Of Campbell County, Ky.   LONG ISLANDERS PICK DEMOCRAT

Inside...    No Big Recovery Yet ‘Expected Seasonal Increase  In Employment Rate Noted

Union pitches in when Bailey department stores need help   Savinas $110. 000

INDEX   SETTLE FOR $1 WEEKLY  Workers Sacrifice $3.50 Pay Raise to Save Jobs

Partition Measure  Defeated   ‘Kill Immediate ~ Reapportion Pian

Nick Nigro Informer For Liquor Agents Dover Moose Lodge Cited On Gambling Complaint

World Council Churches, Int. Missionary 2 Powerful Agencies Of Christian Alliance Merge

Legislature Set to Pass GOP Bill Cutting Income Tax 10% for 1960

Tax Cut Is Likely in Vote Today  Message Proposes  No Waiting Time

Business Is Off To Slow Start In Second Half   Hopes of Improvement Are Still Held High

6 Congress Seats For Philadelphia Held Impossible   McCann Says This Reapportionment Proposal Could Not Pass House

Air Force Plane Catches Capsule Of Discoverer 32   U.S. Chalks Up Sixth Successful Aerial Recovery

PILOT’S SECOND SUCCESS Plane Makes Air Catch  Of Discoverer Capsule

Nike Zeus Prelude  USS. Army Readies Test Of Anti-Missile Missile

Remote Control Cigaret Machines Are Held Lega!   Supreme Court Divides 4-4 In Ruling

Revision’s Chances in Senate Good   Votes of 19 Republicans, 31 Democrats Needed to Pass Bill by 50-41 Marain

“5 Pi oe xe, LG     = 7 Pe i aie Ae. ; = wh iw w  Jarewrae’  “g's:

Eluded Capture for 11/2 Years — Hinckley Farmwife Arrested As Fugitive; Town Shocked

Texas Officers Question Man About Explosion Of New London School   Start Ouestioning

New First Lady Selects 18th, 19th Century Motif In Redecorating Presidential Mansion

Jackie To Decorate Private Quarters Of White House In 18th, 19th Century Style

 §l-Year-Old General  Gen. MacArthur Returns To Beachhead Scene:

Eliminating surplus at home, abroad   Program to be carried out in 12 to 36 months

Thousands Of Persons Affected  Reduction To Come Over Extended Period

73 United States Military Bases and Installations To Be Closed or Curtailed

USS. to Shut Or Cut 73 Arms Bases Depot to Close  - At Clearfield

Zi of Military ~ Units Overseas, Others in Nation   McNamara Edict Follows Kennedy Plan for Saving

U.S. to Close or Curtail 52 Military Bases   Obsolete or Surplus Installations to Go, Says Pentagon

U.S. Plans To Abandon 73 Bases   52 Installations Tn United States, Others Overseas

First Cutback To Affect 73 Military Base:   Action First Phase Of Sweeping Plan To Save Millions

iciilcninbiiuingitites = emiiaiial  Military Bases Closed by U.S.  Fi “Two Installations  4

52 Installations In This Country,  Are Overseas  First Phase of Plan: $370 Million Saving

$220 Million In Savings Seen In Move   34,000 Personnel To Be Effected By McNamara Program

34.000 To Be Affected By Cutbacks   Annual Saving May  Reach $220 Million

o2 Are in-U.S.; First Phase  Of Program ToGearDefenses To Nuclear Age

73 Military Bases F'ace Curtailment   Will Shut Down or Reduce Operations As Obsolete; Expect Substantial Economy

/3 Bases Will Be Curtailed Or Eliminated   First Step Toward Gearing Defense To Nuclear Status

Military Base Program Pared to Save Millions   Not Serious Enough Laos Fighting Resumes: SEATO Not to Act Yet

Move To Save $720 Million Defense Costs   Action Will Affect ‘15,000 Employes And Services Personnel

Economy Move Announced  73 U. S. Military Bases Are Closed Or Reduced

Gear Defenses To Nuclear Age  Closing Of 74 U.S. Bases To Affect Nearly 34,000

Defense Deot. Reveals Plan fo Close Bases   Estimate Annual Savings to Reach $220 Million

To Close Or Curtail 52 Military Bases   Many Persons  To Be Affected

Order Closes Military Base:   Activities at 52 Installations Are Either Stopped or Curtailed

State Census Analyzed  Statistics Show 15 Per Cent Of Brazil Population 65 Or Older

G. 0. P. Fails to Amend Democratic Bill Restricting Absentee Voting

Nights In City Enforced American Troops Push Into Communist Berlin

American Berlin Force On Alert Over Five Hours   Entire Command Alerted After Reds Interfere With Travel Across Border

U.S. Alerts Berlin Forces As Reds Obstruct Traffic   Tanks, Troops Moved to Border Crossing Point to Meet Communist Threat

. S$. Troops Alerted In Berlin  2 Civilians 'Convoyed' Over Line

REDS STOP U.S. TRAFFIC State Of Alert Ordered During Berlin Ineident

Reds Continue Harassments At Checkpoints   Interfere With American Traffic Crossing Border

Berlin Border MPs Go into Red  Sector To Escort 2 Americans Back

U.S. Garrison Put on Alert or Six Hours   Yanks Make no Move As Reds Turn Back 2 Sightseeing Buses

Yank Berlin Garrison On 5-Hour Alert As Reds In New Border Interference

U.S. Jeeps Thrust  Into East Berlin   Military Police Escort Two Civilians Across Border Despite Red Requlation

U.S. Enters E. Berlin To Free 2  Tanks, Armorec Cars Aim Guns At Red Police

J. 8. . Troops Alerted In Berlin :  ee eens  2 Civilians ‘Convoyed’ Over Line

ARMED THRUST IS MADE INTO EAST BERLIN   U. S. Troops Enforce Right Of Allies To Move Freely   SIX-HOUR ALERT IS FINALLY RESCINDED

Troops, Tanks Or Guard 5 Hours   Communists Interfere With  Trattic to Touch Off Action

U.S. Berlin Troops On. Full Alert  6,500 U.S. Troops On   6,500 U.S. Troops On Full Alert Today for ‘More Than Five Hours

U.S. Forces In Berlin Were On Status  Of Alert For Five Hours This Moraine

Enforce Right to Move Freely  U. 8. Troops Thrust Way Into East Berlin

U.S. Troops Face East Five Hours   Jeen Fs«cort   Russians Go Through

Vopos Interfered With American Traffic at Border   Right of Free Access To East Berlin Had Been Challenaed

EMPHASIZE TRAVEL RIGHTS  U.S. Alerts Berlin Troops As Reds Harass Traffic

Tanks ‘Also Brought Up In Berlin   American, British Troops Back Right for Free Access to East Berlin

GARRISON IS ALERTED SIX HOURS   Make No Issue When Two Buses Are Turned Back

Red Forces Interfere At Border   American Military Forces Alerted;. Buses Halted

U.S. Troops In Berlin Alerted  For 6 Hours  Armed Thrust   Armed Thrust Again Is Made Into E. Berlin To Assert Richt:

5-hour Alert in Berlin   Troops Moved Up to Border After Dispute Over Crossinas

Gizenga Tries To Win West's Confidence  Political Heirs Of Lumumba Regime Have Some Support

‘Yes, It Is A Small World He Shops In Tokyo, Finds  Owner Once HIS Customer

Oneida Prisoners Escape from Jail  Two Youths Flee Via Utility Shaft

State Will Put Quotas On Inmates   Freeze Industrial  School Admissions

Fight Battle of Highways in the House  New Formula for Dividing Up Tax Ee . . we Jl . -, & >

Crash Caused By Blowout Of Tire  utucanes Ptmeelias bhaset   Driver Badly Hurt When Car Overturns

—_——_— Cigarette Size————  ‘Tom Thumb’ Tested,  Proves Suceessiul

White House Responds to Help Plea   - Family’s Eviction Order Staved

Arms Drops Reported In  Cuban Press   Charge Aircraft From North Used, Suspects Seized

a. ee *  ilitia: Bs ae i [ ot sae his  vie etese 4,  hated hae aims: ~

Laos political princes meet  220 neutralist,   220 neutralist, pro-communist troops flown in

Talks in Laos Capital Set To Start Tomorrow  Orie Ateli£ec.!   "Troops Airlifted Into Vientiane

Neutralists, Pro-Reds ‘Airlifted to Vientiane P65. Princes’ Conference

U.S, Britain Press for Test Ban Agreement   West Continues Effort: Despite Russian Re. jection of New Pro. posals,

DiSalle Details Idle Pay Veto   Governor Says Bill Preys on ‘Misery’

DiSalle Vetoes Ohio Jobless Aid Extender  But Long-Time Idle In State Due U. S  , eee ENE ewE ss, se

‘Cuban Students Facing New Term At LSU Without Funds; Aid Sought

P-TA’s, Rummage Sales, Boy Scouts, Taxed Under New Law Non-Profit Organizations To Pas Sales Tax..For Three Months

World Experts Feel Chance Of War Starting Via Deliberate Act Is Slin—‘Missten’ Is Top Concern

“Misstep or Miscalculation’ May Bring Unwanted War   Red China Speeds Nuclear Plans

amma Misstep May Bring Holocaustrencsm:  Cold ‘Wor: Today At Hottest Point Since ‘48-49 Berlin Block

Action Awaited  House Bills Aimed to Add $1 Million to General Fund

For More Pictures and Stories of the President's Visit to Evrope See Page 19

PRESIDENT CITES LINK TO NATION   American Pair Receives Warm Paris Welcome

Pledges U.S. forces will remain on in Europe   As long as /needed to meet threats

JFK, De Gaulle: Give No Ground   Two Presidents Cordially Review Troubles of World

DE GAULLE PRESIDENT OPEN TALKS   Leaders Agree On West Berlin In Policy Meet

US. Pledges Milifary to Retain Ideals   All France Hails President, Jackie at Paris Arrival

Kennedy, Aides Study New Moves   Attempts for Peace In Laos Falling Apart Say Ominous Reports

U.S. Increases Aid To  Troubled South Viet Nam   Eisenhower Supports President Kennedy On His Cuba Program

U.S. to Up Aid to South Viet Nam; Kennedy Plans Next Move in Laos Crisis

- BUNDY TO LEAD SECURITY COUNCIL  Jack Names Negro   To Housing Miieacy

Negro Gets Top Federal  Housing Joh   Weaver Heads FHA; Kennedy Taps Bundy As Security Aide

—DAG ON WAY BACK TO NEW YORK U. N. Secretary [s Rebuttfed By F rench

Tunisia Is Favored:  The Charge Bizerte Admiral  Refuses to Talk

Dag Concludes Bizerfe Study, Heads for N.Y.   U.N. Secretary Favors Tunisia, French Charae

U.N. Chief Bitter Over French Snub   Hammarskjold Leaves for. New York After On-Spot Study of Critical Bizerte Crisis; Concernéd Over French Refusal to Withdraw

Dag Bitter At Snub By France   Secretary-General Returns From Tour Of Bizerte Area

From Tunis-Talks— 3 .  Dag ls Bifter: At-Frerich Snub: Flying To US.”

French snub secretary General Daq   Bizerte cmdr. refuses to see Hammarskjold

U.N. Secretary Leaves Tunisia  Hammarskjold Bitter Over Snub by Frenct

UN Leader Ends Visit  To Tunisia   Hammarskjold Reported Bitter Over French Snub But Still Is Optimistic

UN.’s Chief Spokesman  Ends Tour   Secretary-General To Carry Visit Results To Council

French Snub Angers Hammarskjold   U. N. Secretary-General Returns from Bizerte.

FRENCH SNUB DAG DURING TUNIS TRIP   Accused Of Showing Favoritism Over Bizerte  TUNISIANS   Swinging Away From West Allies: Announce Closer Ties With Reds

U.N. Head Bitter At French   Hammarskjold On Way Home; Was Snubbed By Amman

GOP Demands Cuts In Domestic Outlay   UN Chief Starts Flight Homeward From Tunisia

U.N. Secretary EndsOn-SpotStudy Of Bizerte Crisis Irked by French

UN Head Has Look At Tunisia   Hammarskjold Does Not Hide Feeling On French Action

Hammarskjold:  Secretary Is On Tunisian Study Trip  Rannarted Bivee —   Reported Bitter Over Snub By French Officer

Hammarskjold Bitter Over French Snub      Leaves Tunis After Study Of The Explosive Bizerte Crisis

Accused Of Tunisian Favoritism  Dag's Peace Effort Gets French Snub

Take 38 Cents from Each Tax Dollar io Help Needy   County Official, Reporter for The News Foresee Even Greater Expenses in Future

Belgium Rejects Charges   Challenge ‘Anyone to Prove Support Claims on Katanaa

Mining Chain  Again Denies  Congo Arming State Dept. Rebuked for  Accusations

Big Mining Firm Denies It Aided Katanga Revolt   Claims Allegations By U.S. and U.N. Officials Are False

Belgians Deny Aid ToKatanga   Mine Officials Say Report of Help To Tshombe Wronc

No Military Aid Given Katanga, Says Statement  Williams Accused Of Making Chdrae

Football Star Faces Jury   BUT SHERIFF, NOBODY ASKED ME  CONVICT CHEATED NATURE TOO

—-HE’S REALLY A WOMAN!-— Avoids Term In Pen By Flunking Physical

4. MORE ITALIANS KILLED  Plane Wreckage Found In Battle Torn Congo

6 Survive Crash Of U. N. Plane ‘In Tanganyike  Four Reported Killec   Four Reported Killec In Emergency Land. ing of C119 Flying  ~ From Italy.

Wreckage of U.N. Plane Is  Found in Congc Six of Ten Men Aboard Survive Crash Landing

Chance Incident Could Set It Off =  BERLIN: A TINDERBOX         Ry HARRY. FERGUCON

. Guarantee Is Bargain  At A Million An Hour   By HARRY” FERGUSON United Press Inlernational

Next Move Is West's in Grim Checker Game   By HARRY FERGUSON United Press International

Next 24 Hours Like Tinder Box   By Harry Ferguson United Press Tuternattonal

Tinderbox Situation . Time Is Most Precious Ingiediant In  Cricie At Rerlin’s East-West Border

No Special Session Seen To Elect Senate Leader To Succeed Governo!

Would Cost Up To $30,000  Sanford Says Special Session Not Needed ToName Successor

DOWN TO 60 FROM HIGH OF 101 Jobless Distress Areas At Lowest Point Of '61

South Plains Digs Out From Under Surprise Storm  23 Inches of Snow Reported at One Texas Town

About Interstate 40...   OTHER CUTS DEFEATED Senate Keeps Veto Right on Loan Plan

Veto Power on Loans Retained  Attempt to Cut Aid Funds Beaten on Senate Tie Vote

AttemptToCut Loan Fund Fails   Vote Tie In Senate Keeps JFK Borrowing Powers As Requested

Attempt To Curtail Aid Plan Beaten   Narrow Escape For Money Totals Means Fight Aheac

Shepard Checked After Ride   Life Back to Normal At Cope Canaveral; America Celebrates

U.S.’ Spaceport Back ToNormal   Space Flight Gives New Terms To Lanquage .

Creation Of OSU Science Center Asked   House Speaker Proposes Center For ‘Exotic’ Field

Super-Science OSU Lab Urged   GOP Leader Backing } 6 ae hd ohne Peter a

FEXAS LEGISLATURE Anti-Turman Revolt Breaks Out In House   CHAIRVAN   PANEL INCIDENT

Legislative Review: Appearance of Out-of-State Students At Hearing Sparks Assembly Fight

ECUMoIatIVE ML wat vv ee ——  Out-of-State Student Controversy Is Cutarowth of Committee Hearing

'In Starved Rock, Case— «*  Weger Defense To Be His Testimony, Alibi

; Long Parade of Witnesses Dissents Lawrence's Request  ‘Tempers Flare at Gas ‘Tax Hearings

Keeping Score On The Rainfall   Death Chamber Revisited- Nausea Still Lingers There

Neath Chamber Revisited—Nausea Still Lingers There   mp. ART PARKS

India and Pakistan Ready Red Carpet for Jacqueline   "Persona! Tour  Set This Month

Republicans Protest “Cost but Democrat Urges More—Local Control Is Stressed

Massive Outlays For Education Is Kennedy Request   $5.7-Billion ‘Starter’ Would Go For Construction, Salaries At Discretion Of States: None To Parochial Schools

Education Aid Urged By Kennedy   $5.7 Billion Sum Objected To As High By Senator Dirksen

$5.7 Billion Sought For School Aid   President Asks Congress To Broaden Help

Nation Held Obligated to Help Students  Democrats Call Sum Essential; Fight Certain

Program Lists Construction, Teachers’ Pay   Says Plan ‘Essential, Modest;’ Opponents Call Aid ‘Excessive’

Red China  Debate May Be 2 Weeks   Opening Speeches By US., Soviet Russia, Natfonalist China

China Debate May Drag On   Positions of All Sides Defined In Opening Round of U.N. Talks

STUDENTS WANT NO SUT BSTEPUTES  emcee eitetnstnnetnt ett etestiasette  Beach Is Migration Magnet

In Today's Paper   Fort Lavaeraale RIOTS  Who Can Explain Lemmings And Students?   Re REN FINK

ANNUAL MIGRATION  All they want is a strip of sand on Atlantic Blvd.

USH TO THE LEA LIKE SCANDINAVIAN LEMMINGS—  ‘college Trek to Fort Lauderdale Called Curiosity of Natur   Rv BEN FUNK

MIGRATION TO THE SEA  Story Behind Florida Beach Brawls Related   By BEN FUNK

“Where the Boys Are” Department .... Students Explain Migration to Florida      By Ben Funk

Collegiate Lemmings Follow Ancestral Ways In Swarming to One Little Patch of Sand

IMPOSSIBLE TO CLEAR BEACH, OFFICIALS SAY  Students Want Sand—Not Sea!

Fort Lauderdale Antics  Students, City Fathers, Observers Give Views on Students’ Beach Party

LIKE THE LEMMINGS  Annual Rush of Students To Beach Hard to Explain

Tunisian Gains Presidential Position at UN   Russians Insisting On Troika; Slim Seeks Disarmament

* Late Bulletin  JAYCEES ‘TO ‘pie ie ‘JUNIOR MISS’ HERE SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Late BulletinJAYCEES TO PICK—  ‘JUNIOR MISS’ HERE SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Sypuuud ERAGE  Don’ t Like America - He'll ‘Buy You One-Way Ticket Out

Today's Index   WOOD RIDDANCE.. . Provides one-way ticket for those wishing to leave United States

U.S. House May Hike Members   Would Prevent Several States From Losing Seats

Inside...    Would Prevent Loss of Seats  House Membership Increase Considered

Rock to Seek Re-Election On His Record  Says Personal Matters Won't Affect Voting

Farmers Want Law Killed... Sixth Hearing on School Re-organization Is Held

Colonel Leslie Neher Speaks At Distric  Farm Rureau Achievement Event

PRAYER FOR...  ® ODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa Ceancil of Chorchea Religior Features)

Airline Strike Spreads   Thousands of Travelers Stranded as Walkout Hits Six Major Airlines

Both Home, Transocean Service Hit   Weather Puts Extra Crimp in Remaining Air Operations

Engineers Halt Strike On Six Major Airlines  Pickets Ordered Withdrawn From Pan Am Facilities

Strike Cripples Airline Service  Thousands of Travelers Stranded As Flight Engineers Leave Jobs

3 Airlines Crippled By Strike   Kennedy's Order Creates Board For Mediation

Executive Order Is § parks...     Strike of Plight Engineers  Threatens Airline Service

Pan-Am Hit First, Other  Unions Join   Engineers Without Contract Since Last June; Order Defied  Bt teri

Flight Engineers Strike Against 6 Major Airlines   Dispute Stems From Failure To Agree on Terms of Contract

Engineers On Airlines Call Strike   Walkout Threatens To Cripple Overseas, Domestic Service

Walkout May Hurt Service Extensively  Flight Engineers’ Strike Spreading  Acrace (Country

Walkout on Airlines !s Called Off   Pickets Withdrawn on Kennedy Naming of Board; Five Hit.

6 Airlines Crippled By Strike   JFK Action Fails To Halt Walkout

JFK Orders . Mediation on Engineers   Northwest. Tie-up ’ Continues; Others “4to Give Service ~

WEATHER   Six Airlines Are Hit So Far; Strike Spreads Across Country Today

Engineers Strike Three Airlines; To Hurt Service   Walkout Starts After Kennedy Signs Orde:

W ildcat Strikes Cripple Airlines   Flight Engineers Ignore’ ‘Kennedy Board; Begin Walkout

All Domestic, Overseas Service Threatened . . Flight Engineers: Strike Airlines Across Country

Engineers Halt irline Strike      Presidential Board Set To Help Settle Dispute

Union Orders Pickets Away From Airlines   Kennedy Names Emergency Board for Mediation

Six Airlines  In U.S. Struck  By Engineers Thousands Strandec  _ Paralyzing Service Here And Overseas

Nationwide Strike Hits 6 Major Lines   Strands Thousands; Domestic, Overseas Air Service Crippled

Union Calls Off Airline Walkout   ‘Grass Roots’ Rebel Engineers To Defy Officials

Air Service Is Crinnled By Strike   Flight Engineers’ Walkout Spreads Across Nation

Started By Flight Engineers  Airlines Strike Hits Nation   RULLETIN

Engineers Of 4 Major Lines Stace Walkou   Men Quit 2 Hours After ‘President's Order Asking. Delay

STRIKE BY ENGINEERS WITHDRAWN   President Names Mediation Panel In Long Dispute

Engineers Strike 4 Airlines  Threatens To Cripple All Domestic Overce:

Flight Engineers Strike Spreads; iMaior Airlines Curtail Service

Airlines Hif By Strike of Engineers   Domestic, Overseas Service Threatened; Flights Cancelled

Airline Flights Interrupted By Engineer Tieup  I a   & Companies Hit So Far; Several Causes Are Cited

Airline Strike and Weather Halt Travelers  Flight Engineers of 6 Major Firms

Engineers Strike Hits 6 Airlines  Walkout Stops Both Domestic,   Walkout Stops Both Domestic, Overseas Travel

Air Travel Curbed by Walkout of Flight Engineers   Six Major Airlines Are Affected by Strike; Dispute Concerns Contract.

Union Orders Picketing to Stop at Once   Thousands Stranded at Airports During Short Walkout

Walkout by Flight Engineers Threatens All Domestic, Overseas Air Transport

Engineers Heed Kennedy  Strike on 5 Airlines Halted After U.S. Sets Mediation

‘Blue-Ribbon’ Runs Hampered By Short Strike  Picketing Halts After Pracidant

ENGINEERING DISPUTE HITS U.S. AIRLINES   Flying Shutdown — Over Hours Issue Threatens Nation

Both Overseas And Domestic Services Hurt   Thousands Of Travelers Stranded By Walkout Of Flight Engineers

Airlines Strike Is Spreading  Domestic. Overseas Service Crippled

On U.S. Treaty  Japanese Say Khrushchev Meddles in Their Affairs

In Demanding Abrogation of Treaty With U.S. —  Ikeda Tells Khrushchev He Is Meddling i in Japan's Affairs

Biggest Threat To Kennedy Legislative Program   Congress Leaders Gather; Hope To Smash Conservative Coalition   lo Break ¢ House B Blockade ‘Sam’ Bares Secret Plan

Liberal Demo Solon: Meet Today   By FRANK ELEAZER AND WARREN DUFFE United Press International

Jack Gears For Action   Liberals Rally To Battle Threats To Kennedy Program

— SOME REPUBLICANS CHEER —  Liberal Demos Rally  To Smash Filibuster

Feud Blocks Recall of . Assembly   Goy. Welsh Balks as G. 0. P. Demands Any Special Session Take Up Reapportionment

One Day Session Of Legislature Plan Rejected.   Leaders Disagree, So Goy. Welsh Calls . Tt OFF

INCLUDING BRYAN FIRM  Fallout Shelters Show  Big Boom In Business

——SEO News" BEHIND PAGE 1]   ONE COMPANY REPORTS TEN-FOLD INCREASE IN BUSINESS  World Tension Ups Interest In Bomb Shelters

For Piedmont Service Here  Goldsmith Will Appear Before CAB To Learn Airport Future

For Piedmont Service At NRVA ©: Goldsmith To Appear I Before CAB To Learn Airport Future

‘At Mason City  _ Another Methodist home _ for retired to be built

Methodists plan. home for aged here   Building costs may hit $1-2 million

Haluska On New Tack OnS tripM ining Bill   Wants Guarantee That Forfeited Bonds IF add Be Spent Only la Caunty Incolred

Mine Bill Hearings End; Haluska Off on New Tack   Chairman Wants Commitment on Spending Ot Forfeited Bond Money From Gov. Lawrence

Moonlight Cruise Erupts Into Series of Fights; ] Treated at Hospitals

Governor Cites Industry Threat In Collins’ Bill   Against Erasing Tax Exemptions

Crisis Keeps JFK in Capital   Administration Eyes Latest Russian Note

Measures Focus On Johnson's Visit To Area   President Seeks Assurance Ali Well With U.S. Course

Ohioans In Congress View Reds, Aid Trade  New Answers Needed In ’62

Ibarra May Resign Post   Eeuador Crisis Seen  As Worst In Career

President Of Ecuador Bows Out   Velasco Ibarra "In Embassy   RELATED STORY ON PAGE 7-A

Revolt Smashed, Vice President Named to Post   Velasco Ibarra Seeks Asylum, Informants Say

‘AKES ASYLUM IN EMBASSY  Mounting Storms of Protest Force Ecuadorean Chief Out

President Of Eeuador May Resign   Report Follows Rebellion By Troops

Send fer free booklet “The Promise of America,’ Box 340, New York 18, N. Y

Westerners At Geneva Ditch ropes      New Soviet Proposal Means No Test Ban Treaty At This Time

Davis Accused Of Attempting Political Grab  Gremillion Raps : Ry.Pase OF Office

iW wo Routes Franne a  Public Hearing Set Friday On Wolf Creek Highway

Two Routes Planned Public Hearing Set Friday On Wolf Creek Highway

Five Killed, French Police Arrest 11,700   Protest Curfew Order To Remain Home After Sunse

: Follows Bell Ringer  Blind Girl Plays and Marches In Her Miami, Fla., High Schoo! Band

Guided By Bells, Couraga From Stands None Can Tell Marcher Is Blind

 Guided By Two Bells And Ringing Courage Of Her Heart  Blind Girl, 16, Marches Briskly With Band

See MASSACHUSETTS, Page 2   Floodlights Black for Blind Band Member  Bells Courage Guide Girl in Florid.

Blind Piccolo Player Tinkling Bells Guide Girl In School Marching Band

Blind Miami Girl Marches in Band By Listening to Players on Sides

Floodlights Black for Blind Band Member  Bells) Courage Guide Girl in Florid

Blind Girl In High School Band   She Walks In Darkness With  Courage In Her Heart

Lack of Vision Doesn't Stop Girl From Marching With Florida Band

Bell-Players Used As Guides—  Blind Girl Musician Marches With Band

 Blind Girl Marches With School Band   [Two Bell Ringers Her Guides

Truman To Review 35th   21-Gun Salute Is Given By His Old Battery

Expulsion — Of S. Africa Considered   Foreign Minister Cites Unciean Hand: Of His Detractors

Nutter Re-Emphasizes Stand Before Board of Fducatian   In Welfare Bill      Two Counties Made To Support Poor

‘Act of aggression’ Soviets object to use of space satellite spies

PICKETING IDLES WEST COAST SHIPS   Masters And Pilots Tic Up Ships As They Ente: Port; Demand Pay, Automation Benefits.

Kidnaper’s Brother Is Slain  Shooting Crew Out Of Personal  Baise Dalian Gast

TIMES. CHANGE,.THINGS COMPLICATED iA TEL  Two Berlins Divided by Communist Wall

Congo Soldiers Go on Rampage   Massacre and Burn In Kivu Province

Thousands of Tribesmen Flee—  Congolese On Week-Long Binge Of Massacre, Arson

JFK Appeals For Unity on School Aid Bill   Country's Strength Must be Maintained, Pracsident Insists

Omnibus Planning Agency Sought for “Long Range” Look at lowa’s Needs

Monopoly and Price-Fixing Charges Filed Against Bausch & Lomb, Inc.

Price-fixing charge made   Largest optical manufacturers issue denials

Optical Firms Charged With  Fixing Prices   NOT JUSTIFIED   SUBSIDIARY NAMED

Monopoly, Price-Fixing Two Optical Equipment  M anufacturers Indicted

Lopeka: Assessment  Measure Is  Introduced  Bill to Equalize County Taxation Goes Into Senate

TRUTH SERUM BILL DRAWS FIRE FROM DISALLE  Legislature to Tackle Knotty Budget Problem

Legislators Will Have First Look at Budget When They Reconvene Monday

On Inside Pages   Over New Mexico Mountains .. .  Jet Accidentally Fires Missile, Downs Bomber

Mt. Taylor Site Of Searct  For Remaining Crewmen   By PRESTON McGRAW, HOY GIMLIN FRED M. SHAVER

B-52 Shot Down In Accident   By PRESTON McGRAW, HOY GIMLIN,  FRED M. SHAVER Ana

By PRESTON McGRAW, HOY GIMLIN,  FRED M. SHAVER And  GERARD T. BROWN  UPT Snerial Rannrie Tenn

Deadly Sidewinder Missile Mistake’ Brings Down Plane   By PRESTON McGRAW, HOY GIMLIN, FRED M. SHAVER and GERARD T. BROWN  1i1pi Cumann at a eee ction i a eee

Conn. Man Among Missing 5 Crewmen Of B52 Bomber   By PRESTON Mean, HOY GIMLIN, FRED M. SHAVER

Missile Fired From Fighter Destroys Bb2   hive Crewmen Are Missing: Three Parachute to Safety Over New Viexico,.   Huge Search Ordered

More Than 500 Aboard Liner Saved   Homing Missile Shoots Down  B52 Jet Bomber Accidentally

Three Survive Five Believed Dead After Jet Accidentally Shoots Down B52

By PRESTON McGRAW, HOY GIMLIN, FRED M. SHAVER And  CoTRTnRasa rr TFT ieee

Three Survive Downing Of B52 Bomber By Sidewinder Missile: Big Search On

Yanks Win World Series Opener, 2-0   Ford Hurls 2-Hitter Howard, Skowron Smash Home Runs

If Unemployment Gets Worse  Labor Advocates Slash In Withholding Taxes

Unions Urge Temporary Tax Cut ~*~ ok ok er a *~ ke ok ok ko ok ok Donen Den To. Dann nc... IL T2111... M2421 De...   Propose Prod To Economy If Jobless Total Rises

Labor’s Plan Ts Unique   AFL-CIO Asks Moratorium On Payroll Levy

As Purchasing Power Prod  Labor Urges $10 Week  Cut in Pavroll Taxes

Labor Favors Tax Cut To Prod Economy  Urges $10 A Week Reduction If Job Picture Worsens

Labor Urges Pay Tax Cut I Jobless Rise  Dl ue in dee on   Plan Advocated By AFL-CIO As Quick  Prod To Economy

Burns Ditech ‘Approval’  Criticized   Says Engineers Forcing Selection In Porter County

With Several Hours Remaining, State’s Holiday Toll Has Equaled The Predicted Figure.  3 PERSONS KILLED IN CRASH NBAP Caiavpyv

Senate Unit Gives Nod To Sales Tax  House Lead Liberal Leaders Fight Against Proposal

U.S. Bolsters Berlin Garrison In  Dramatic Military Counter-Measure

United States Demonstrates Stand on Berlin  7 Sy GoeGneee   Diplomatic and Mili. tary Moves Designed to Show It Will Fight for City.

Rocky Accused of Laying Smokescreen By Stratton in Special Session Nov. 9

President Sees Thaw In Cold War   Release of Fliers Held By Russians Removes Block to Possible Talks

2 American Fliers Expected Home Friday, To Be Met Personally By The President

Kennedy Sees Possible Thaw  In Cold War   President Covers Many Problems In First Press Confab

President Looks Forward To Cold War  Thaw With Release Of Two Prisoners

Serious Obstacle Is Removed From Path.  Cold War Thaw Is Seen By Kennedy >

After 7-month Imprisonment...  Two Red-held Airmen Begin Long Trip Home   On Inside Paaes   Airmen's Release May Open Door To Cold War Thaw

Two Set Free After 7 Months [n Soviet Prison   Remaining Four In Overflight Crew Are Presumed Dead

American Fliers Heading Home * * * * * x x * * * * * *x * * * psy... . oC... 4. Aas? bt... Tse. F., ft.) -] TY’. ~.   Release Seen As Astonishing Turn In Cold War

Wives Speed To Reunion In Washington  Seven Lonely Months In Jail

Discord Viewed In Farm Talks   \AJOSTaclie Nemoved  JFK Looks For Red ‘Thaw’

Kennedy Looks for Thaw in Cold War  Russia’s Release   Russia‘s Release Of Fliers Removes ‘Serious Obstacle’

On Inside Pages   After 7-month Imprisonment...  Two Red-held Airmen Begin Long Trip Home   Airmen’s Release May Open Door To Cold War Thaw

Barents Sea 2a Survivors — :  President Predicts Cold War Thaw — In Wake « of Action

Russian-Held American Airmen En Route Home; U2 Trips Won’t Resume

Tension- Easing Concessions Are Announced   Russians Release Imprisoned Pilots, President Promises No U2 Flights.

Airmen Freed by Russia Due in U. S. Friday   Release of Two, Announced by Kennedy, May Be Start of Cold War Thaw .

Hunt for Girl's Slayer Widens   Matching Prints Support Identity

May Land Entire Group In Brazil   Report Liner Circling On Equator as Hijackers Wait for Negotiations

Stolen ship is without US escort   Brazil orders American tracking planes grounded

Liner Circles On Equator 400 Miles At Sea  U.S. Navy Ordered To ‘Ground Planes Flying Out OF Recife

Polls Predict Ballot Victory By Adenauer   Popular Support _ To Drop As Brandt Makes Strone Run

Predict Close West German  Vote Sunday   Adenauer’s Party Expected to Edge The Socialists

Germans at polls Sunday  Adenauer favored, but Brandt's party gaining

In West Germany Election  Konrad the Adept! In Front of Willy   Polls See 46% of Votes for Christiat Democrats, 38%, for Rival Socialist:

Explosives Intercepted By Police   Rough And Tumble Election Campaign Goes Down To Wire

WEEKEND .RELIGION NEWS: Presbys Blast Smear... Tribute To St. Joseph. . Flay Death Penalty   Memorable Day At First Meth. Service Sunday

Because Son Lived  AC ELL CLEAA——“acaaaaai,  1,500 Kixpected At Family Feast

Fears Nationalization Of American Railroads At Staggering Expense

Judae Overrules Dover Zoning Board Decision Okaying Cabinet Shep

Both Political Parties In lowa Better Off Financially Than Usual

Many Hemingway Writings Remain; Widow Insists Death Not a Suicide

Minuteman Launched   Slight Mis-Firing . ‘Ham’. Signals Go-Ahead “For Man-In-Space Plans

End Hastened By DeGaulle’s Drastic Order   Generals Deprived of Farewell Speech to Thousands in Algiers

End Is Sudden, Fate of Revolt’s Chiefs Unknown   De Gaulle Opens Legal Proceedings Against Insurgents

Challe Surrenders, Deny Salan Suicide —Settlers in Algiers Angered by Fiasco

Algerian Revolt Collapses   Rockefeller, Truman Back Kennedy's Policy on Cuba   Top Official Reports  CIA Knew Castro Strenath

Generals Surrender To Franee   General Salan’s Suicide Reported Tn Paris Dispatch

One General Quits, Others Flee for Lives  Paratroops Pull Out, Algiers in Loyalists’ Hand:

CHALLE, SALAN IN SURRENDER TO DEGAULLE   Rebellious Generals May Face Execution As  Traitors   DIEHARD CIVILIAN SETTLERS SHOCKED

Rebellion Collapses Suddenly   Those Chiefly Responsible Mav Face Death

Paratroopers Move Out Of Last Big City   Proceedings Open Which Could Lead To Death Sentence:

Higher SS Tax Would Finance New Program   ‘Task Force’ Making Study Reports President-elect Kennedy ‘Very Enthusiastic.’   2onoert In Detail

Detailed Pian Presented To Kennedy   Michigan Professor Outlines Program After Finishing Research

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Charches Religio:s Features)

Dollar Dust “”” '  NATIONAL GUARDSMEN RECEIVE $8,000 PAY AT MULTIPLE DRILL

Over $7 Million Damage—  Chicago Twister-Hit Area To Get U.S. Aid

U.S. Accuses Russia of Sabotaging Talks   Want Ban Issue On U.N. Agenda For September   Talks Next Week

Test Ban Is Tossed fo U.N.   U. S., Britain Seek To Have Issue Put On Agenda

Hero’s Welcome, Medal Awaiting U. S. Astronaut   qa Kx KR qt KR KR  Big Red Boss Has A Few Kind Words

aa *  flo Pyesent Him Ain Top Honor             Spaceman In Fine Physical Condition

Shepard to Get Medal and Hero's Welcome in Capital  President Will Greet Astronaut at White Unies

Hero’s Welcome Due For Space Voyager   Regrets Flight Not Long Enough .. .°  Lindberg of Space  Briefs Astronauts

Area Says Br-r-r To Cold Snap      Temperatures Dip To Low Readings

Governor Surprised  at Secrecy   Adjournment Is Possible by Saturday

May Renew Supervisors  SEATO Seeks Politicai  Settlement for Laos

Fear Military Intervention Would Spread War Outside Jungle Kingdon

U.S. Demands Top Diplomat Be Recalled   Washington Denies Story Agent Asked To Betray Country

Kennedy Sends Note To Nik  Cites Stalled Test Ban Talks As Cause

G. S. Se nds New Note To Russia  Reds. Blamed. For  Blocking Test Ban

Soviets Told Agreement Has Been Thwarted  Message Will Reply to July 5 Note From Reds

Kennedy Denies West Blocking Test Ban Pact   rrestdent Rejects Charges Made by Khrushchev During Summit Meet.

New U.S. Note Charges Russia Blocked Ban   Reply To Soviet Nuclear Test Blast

Sharply Worded Note Sent Kremlin  Claims Soviets Deliberately Sahbotaged Geneva Parley

DISPATCHED TO KREMLIN   Britain Agrees With U. S. Over  Merger Issue

Kennedy Send: Note To Khrushchev   Rejects Charges That " West Is Blocking . N-Test Ban Aacreement

Kennedy Note On Nuclear Talks On Way to Kremlin   Reply to Note From Khrushchev On Stalled Talks

JFK Rejects Nikita Claims   Turns Down Charges That West Is Blocking Nuclear Test Ban Accord

U.S. Sends Russia Note Charging It — With Blocking Nuclear Test Bans

Kennedy Sends Note to Russia On Atom Talks  ty Mheuckhehay   Reply to Khrushchev Message Deals Only With Geneva Parley

JFK Firmly Rejects Red Charge   Sends Note To Reds Denying Test Ban Block

Senator Told Cuban Rebels Train In Fla.   But Smathers Says Another Invasion Try Unlikely Soon

Training For Cuba Invasion Is Suspected   Florida Site Is Unknown To Smathers

Asserts Refugee CubansTr ‘aining In His State; Favors Aid  By Americas

New Troops Reported To Be Training   Smathers Says U.S. Gov't Not Aiding Forces

MoreCubans Are Training In Florida   Smathers Also Says Invasion Not Likely In Next Six Month:

Smathers Says Anti-Castro Forces Drill Again; Invasion Plans in Doubt

 Rockefeller Announces Search for Son Ended   No Trace of Young Michael Is Found.

Soviet Spaceman Joins Castro For Celebration   Event Marks 8th Anniversary Of Revolution   Equal Billing

Anniversary Guest   a eee a  Cuba Prepare: Big Welcome For Gagarin

On The Inside   ‘Old, Cherished Dream’ Gagarin In Havana To Put  Fidel Celebration In Orbit

‘an Airliner Hijacked Fele Flown to Havana   Cubans Plan Gagarin Fete

Cuba Will Greet Gagarin at Fete   Gets Equal Billing With Cuban Premier

Cuba Prepares to Welcome Gagarin   Russian Astronaut Will Share Limelight With Castro

Cuba Honors Gagarin In  ‘July 20’ Fete   Red Spaceman Due Welcome As Natiox Notes Anniversary

Cubans Await YuriGa garin  At Huge Fete   Gets Top Billing With Castro For Cuba Celebration

Gagarin Set to Receive a Heto’s Welcome at Celebrations in Havana

Look at bizerte : Describes City After French-Tunisian Fighting   By RICHARD K. O'MALLEY

Bizerte, Abristle With Ready Arms, Seems As Quiet As A Sleepy Village

Bizerte Found Quiet Following Fighting  bP... DIOMIADH bE OMCaAriry

Sooners Look For More Cash   Earmarked Funds Target Of Leaislators

Near Conrad _ Son of Sen. Paul Rice Dies _ In Spraying Plane Crash

See HARMONY SEEMS, Page 2 meme etter a eee  LIGHT SNOW, COLD HERE TONIGHT

UN Troops Battle Way Into Heart Of Elisabethville   Reportedly Trying To Capture Home Of Katanga Leader

Governor Outlines Details of Plan For Youth Camps, One in This Area

Car Rolls Over East Of Zeeland   Corrie Weerstra Hurt; Wife, Infant Daughter Thrown From Auto

Crash Kills Mother, 19, Infant Girl   Corrie Weerstra Hurt, Wife, Infant Daughter Thrown From Auto

C-C Welcomes Port Study Expansion  Committee Due To Take Up Colburr Lettay Thiredanw

ARMY VET VOLUNTEERS TO FILL JOB   Seeks Help To Form Block Groups  In Aran

Three In One Family: Four N.H. Residents Die In Nantucket Plane Crash

Utah U. Wrestler, 21, Dies of Heart Attack Suffered in Wyoming Match

Brush Blaze Halted South of San Jose  Menace to U.S. Radar Post Ends Kings River Fire Near Control   Menace to U.S, Radar Post Ends Kings River Fire Near Control

We'll Counter Intervention  tn Cuba, JEK Warns Khrushchev   Kk KK KKK x*wk  Reds Seek U.N. Action

Introduce Bill To Extend Jobless Pay   Many Other Bills Flood State Legislature

Many New Bills Hit Sprinofield Legislative Hopper   Measure Would Extend Compensation 13 More Weeks To Unemployed

Hectic Night In Berlin Sees Mock Election In East And Ten Escanes

Baton Rouge Klansmen Pas: Threat Notes  First Appearance Of Secret Group  fe State Crisis

THREATS BY KLAN ARE REPORTED  Robed Figures Enter Race Dispute In Dixie

Tem peratures   — SINISTER CALLING CARD — In The Doorwa y Was Black -Robed Figure

Wilson Inaugurated  as 9th U. President   Kennedy Sends Congress Program for Developing Natural Resources

Why Nixon Let I[linois Count Stand   Contest Would d Have Lastec 1% Years: Carpentier New GOP Leader.

New Envoy Has Varied Experience   London Choice, Bruce Has Been Diplomat, Business Man.

Bruce Named U.S. Envoy to  Great Britain  Kennedy Appoints Former Ambassador  To Paris. Bonn

David Bruce ambassador  to Britain   Appointment welcomed by British officials

Ast 2  food Morning.   Attorney shot to death  Conspiracy case fiqure dead

Key Figure in. 1958 FCC Conspiracy Scandal Commits Suicide in Florida

ACCORDED TRITTLLO   Crowd Filing Past Dictator’s Casket Gets Out of Hand

TRUJILLO'S SON TAKES OVER ARMY   Playboy Who Became A General At Age Of Nine Succeeds Assassinated Dictator; Funeral Today.

erges as FOUTIcCal Fier  Cen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. Leads Nation in Final Tribute to Father

Young Trujillo Rules   Son of Slain Dictator Leads Final Tribute In Dominician Capita

Trujillo's playboy son is army chief   Republic pays hero's tribute to generalissime

Mourning Led By Trujillo Jr.   Dominican Dictator’s Son Emerges as Political Heir

JFK Welcomes Pakistan President  Asian Leader Reminds U. S. Of  Security Link United Press International WASHINGTON, July 11 —Pakistan's tough soldierpresident, Mohammad Ayuk Khan, arrived here toda; to a ceremonial welcom befitting his role as one 0 Asia's leading statesmen. All the military and diplomati      (india to Get Spotlight « eee Pape 15.)

Asian Chief May Voice Complaints   Soldier-Statesman To Spend Three Days In Discussing Problems

JFK, Aides Greet Chief Of Pakistan   Asian Statesman In Washington for 3-Day State Visit

See LAOTIANS PAGE 2   NATURAL BEAUTIES UNSURPASSED  U.S. Majesty Tops Europe

Demonstrators Hit Belgian, US Embassies   Protesting Lumumba’s Death; Scores Hurt, Hundreds are Seized

Rusk Meets With Key Senators On Congo Policies.  ‘Secretary Faces — Quizzing on Other World Hot Spots

Stage RE YS ESOS Wil Cover ‘Practically. Everything’  Rusk Meets With Key Senators As Dispute Rages  Over eu Ie The Gene   Crucial Congo  Talks Begin

bo oe  Aides To Brief President For Bermuda Tallrs   Congo Turmoil ’ Angers Fulbright

In Midst Of Criticism of UN— In Midst Of Criticism of UN—  Rusk, Senators Meet On Congo

Rusk to brief key senators   Congo, Indian invasion and Indonesia on list

Subandrio Seeking Dutch Settlement   ON U. N. CONGO ACTION  Rusk Huddles With Key Senators

eecrerary Ur stare says Meeting WillCover Practically Everything sneaestltanihnesdceetilintnntsinbslhtpnciihindind cmmamacnnnmmitonmiiadina 6 oe ge ee  Rusk Meets With Key Senators As Dispute Rages Over U.S. Policy In The Conao   Roth Anti-Communict   Crucial Congo  Talks Begin

eo ee Fe Timely Tidings MAYOR PROCLAIMS — APRIL 23 TO 29 AS TEACHING CAREER WEEK ‘PROCLAMATION

DR. THIEL WAUSAU NATIVE State Scientist Dies In New Zealand Crash

Tougher Backtilling Laws Win Approval .  Strip Mine Bills Await Governor's Signature

House Votes Mine Laws  Tightening   Seft Coal Plan Draws Fire, Bul Gains Passage

Hostile Warships Activity Charged  Cuba Opens New Attack On Base

U.S. Misuses Base, Say Cubans in Note  Reply to Protest At Stopping Ship

State Opens Probe Of Favor Peddling  Inquiry Involves“   tam diatan

Jack Was Nimble, Jack Was Quick; Mrs, K Spered   Stately Jackie Charms Nikita

American Refugees From Cuba Stream Into Miami  On Emergency Air Lift

Death Penalty Views Told  By Governor  Would Sign Any Bill Passed by Lawmaker. To End Executions

WILL ORDAIN STREETS   Governor Will Sign Bill ToBan Capital Punishment

FRYING PAN INTO FIRE’?  East Coast ‘Refugees Begin Exodus to Safety

Titan base no deterrent  New York bomb ‘refugees leave for California

INDEX   INTO THE FIRING RANGE  Wars-Werried Band Picks Safer (?) Land

7 Gangsters: With Italian Names  Cigaret Sponsor ‘Touched By Italian-American Pleas

Brifish Envoy Calls Gatherine ‘One of Series’   Secretary Rusk Summons Group Without Notice

McNamara Says Session Is Not ‘Crisis’ Meeting   Hurriedly Summoned As Allied Notes Are Handed to Moscow

Weather Is Mild     Helena Observes Holiday With Prayers, Feasts   State Marks Day  Re The Accnninind. Deace

Weather 's Mild Helena Observes Holiday With Prayers, Feasts   State Marks Day By The Associated Press

Anti-Trust Fines Reach §2 Million  Electrical Men, Fee 8 #3}3gep i ss _:   Electrical Men, Firms Sentenced For Price Fix, Riqqed Bids

Rain and Runoff Causes Rivers to Leave Banks   High Waters Cause Floods At Mason City and Austin

Assembly Gets 32nd Lowdown   Division Is Tough, Morale High, Says Officer — Solon

THERE WILL BE NEGOTIATIONS WITH RUSSIA OVER BERLIN BUT DATE UNCERTAIN, RUSK DECLARES   Secretary Says Khrushchey Knows West Will Not Be Pushed Out Of City; West Germany  Applying Pressure For Conference

Quiet On Dividing Line  W. Germany To Put Heat On For Meet With Reds

Big Three Prodded On Berlin Talks   Western Germany Wants Conference With Soviet Union

Khrushchev In  Vienna For  Summit Meet Soviet Chief Not So  Belligerent As At Fiasco In Paris

Kennedy-Khrush  Open Conference In Vienna Today   Get-Acquainted Session Not Expected To Produce Major Changes; Khrush In Apparently Friendly And Sober Mood

No Major Changes Are Expected   KhrushSaysHe’s For Peace And  Good Relations

Personality. Study Said.  Main Object Two-Day as,  Unlikely To Achieve Much ~

Red Chief Expresses Hope for Peace; Rival Leaders Foresee No Major World Change

Death Law Gives Nkrumah Stricter Rule Over Ghana  Special Political Courts Writhawt Treviac Canta   Special Political Court: Without Juries Could  Condamn Ue Waac 

Doesn't Care What Time It Is Burglar Gets 5300, lonores 2 Watches

Demo Flails GOP Efforts For Economy  _ Would Stop Clock Of Social Gains, Says Party Chief

GOP Said Trying lo ‘Stop Clock’  Economic Cutback Program Gets Rap

Byrnes Expects Many Kennedy Bills toLose  ee ee ee   GOP Will Support New President on ‘Sound Approach’

Crash Dept. ”?*”  FOREST JONES HURT WHEN CAR WENT OFF «3 ROAD AND ROLLED  é

Crash Dept. ""™"  . FOREST JONES HURT . WHEN CAR WENT OFF > ROAD AND ROLLED

Queen Coronation  Set Saturday Nite   Trail Ride Planned For kid T.V.E.’ers

Who Gets the Blame for Cuba?  Military Resent Gag   me is Kunning Uut  U.S. Must Learn Dollars Will Not Buy Friendship

Bocy Jee ‘e "ec 9-32.  i om a” 2a . ~~ L : aw Pome ‘ead Nl are hw

JOWA VEHICLE DEATHS   Centerville Proudly Flies Old Glory in Support of President

Centerville to keep flags flying until Berlin crisis is resolved

UN Troops Fight Off Congo Tribe  Swedish Soldiers Fight Off Attacks Pee Pracwewll.. F...*..

Swedes Beat Off Rampagine Tribal Attacks   Tshombe Refuses To Remove Troops From Neutral Zone

Swedes Take High  Toll of Congolese  Repel Three Wild Attacks on Train

Soviets Ask Stiffer Action Against France Than Africans, Asians Will Seek

FUNERAL IN LEXINGTON  Gov. Sanford Leads Tar Heels In Paying Philpott Last Respects

Television In Review   Hy FRED DANZIG Untted Presa Loternationsl

Nixon Remains In Race Despite His Disavowal   Cannot Afford Deficit

Intimates Contend. .. Nixon Remains  1964 Contender   Rival Says Nixon Offered Deal For Unopposed Run

Nixon Stull in 1964.  Race, View   Intiniates See ‘Drafv) Possible

Unless He Loses Governorship  Don’t Count Nixon Out In 1964, Say Intimates

1000 Central : Congo. Soldiers Join UN Forces   Photo on Page 3-A

Sharn Debate on Kafanaa Policy Likely   Mercenaries Enter Pravince From  Rhodesia. UN Save

U.N. Accepts 1,000 Central Congolese  Troops for Service in Congo Action

Profit- Sharing Pian for Employes  “American Motors, Union Aaree On New Contract

American Motors in Spotlight   Auto Union May Seek Agreement Use as Big 3 Pattern.   As Pattern.   Other Terms.

-ITALY’S PREMIER HEARS-  Plane Jitters Hit St. Pete   Hijackers To Face Jury

Grand Jury To Probe Hijacking   Quick Legal Action Taken Against Pair

Nuclear Sub !s Deterrent Against War   Latest Craft Has 16 Missiles

Six Finalists Named In ‘Alice’ Competition; Fourteen More Sought

See. Ribicoft Cites Abuse Of Welfare   Series Of Orders Issued To Get People Off Relief

Air Force Fuel Plane Crashes  All Nine Crewmen : Akhnared Ara Killad

Air Force Plane Crash Kills 9   Explodes Near Base Runway In Texas

INQUIRY STARTED  Nine Killed In hi Force Tanker Crash At El Paso

ONE FROM ALBANY  aN NL NO LNT NLL LN AGE  All 9 Aboard Air Force Refueling Plane Killed

PEEL ESCORTED TO TRIAL   REFUELING PLANE PLUMMETS Crash In Texas Kills 9 AF Men

Spiritual Li te Retreat Program Is Announced By Stonewall Ruritans

Stonewall Ruritan Club to Sponsor Spiritual Life Retreat In August

Pres, ‘Kennedy Returns to White House For Round: of Appointments, State Dinner Tonight

Large Man-made Cave Foynd Under Lincoln Memorial, Called Good Shelter

Cave Under Abe Lincoln Memorial W ould Make Good Fallout Shelter

Place To Hide After All  Lincoln Memorial Covers Big Void, Lawmaker Finds

Alaska Steam says hocus nocus by wublic counsel.   insist 10% rate increase was reauired

Khrushchev For Appeal By Pope   “ Do Not Believe In Lord’s Will,’ But Approve Warning

Pope Appeal ‘Good Sign,’ Says Khrush   Atheist Makes Rare Reply To The Call For Negotiations

_KHRUSHCHEV HAILS POPE’S PEACE APPEAL AS “GOOD SIGN’; CLAIMS RUSSIA IS READY TO NEGOTIATE

Khrushchev Hails Pope's Peace Plea, Urges Kennedy and Adenauer fo Heed

  Called Most Crime Wise Man Basil ‘The Owl’ Banghart Wins Parole,  Prohibition Era Lieutenant of Touhy

‘The Owl’ Banghart, Whe Went Up With Touhy In 1934, ls Granted Parole

Group Splits  To Test More  Bus Facilities First Leg Of Trip   First Leg Of Trip Called Uneventful: More Trips Planned

They Avoid Alabama, Mississippi  Three ‘Freedom Ride’ Buses Roll Into South

No Violence Reported .... Group of “Freedom Riders” Moves Into South by Bus

‘Riders’ Reach Myrtle Beach on Charleston Trip  Group to Proceed

‘Riders’ Press Into S.C.   Three Groups Ride Integrated Buses Without Incidents

BUS RIDERS BOUND FOR DEEP SOUTH   Three Groups Due in Florida On Thursday

Weary Volunteers Keeping Eye on Two Brush Fires   Unless Wind Changes Twin Blazes Are Under Control

 RSP 456 HOMES DESTROYED   Pire Loss to Exceed $100 Million Figure

 e e Social Gatherings CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS  — ENTERTAIN NUNS 4 AT ANNUAL PARTY

Social Gatherings CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS — ENTERTAIN NUNS ‘AT ANNUAL PARTY

Delay Likely Until After Holiday _ Ohio School Subsidy Bill Slated For Vote In House

Melting, Rain Feared  State Prepares For Flood   WEATHER AND WATER ¢

R. F. Newlin Heads Equipment Group   International Presidency of Association Goes to Former Chillicothean.

Cease-Fire In Katanga Breaks Dowr   U.N. Troops Take 14 Prisoners In Battle With Natives

Hopes Rise for Restoration of Peace in Congo   Katanga Delegates “Take Seats in Parliament

US To Press Jet Grab Charges   Passengers Of Airliner Treated Well

Hijacker Facing 3 Charges   FBI Chief Says Charges Have Been Filed

Government Acts to Prosecute  Hijacker With High Seas Crime   Castro Foes Try To Hijack Plane

Frenchman Faces  Hijacking Charge   U.S. Would File If Cuba Permits Return Of Suspect

’ Pres neturned 0 V. oO.  Hijacker To Be Charged With Crime On High Seas And Assault

JFK Makes Move   '‘US To Press Jet Grab Charaes   Passengers Of Airliner Treated Well

Cuba Holds Hijacker U.S. Files Charges   Three Are Killed  In Plane Piracy

Frenchman Being Held  In Havana   Cuba Diselaims Any Hand In Theft OF American Jethiner

Frenchman Charged In Jetliner Hijack   (See related story, Page 7)

Federal Charges To Be:Pressed Against Hijacker  Cin Danteae Anv Part   Cuba Denies Any Part, Aifliner Is Released

2 Incidents In 24 Hours  One-A-Day Skyjacking   But Legislators Still Press For Penalty Law. =. .  Plane’s Return Cools Off Senate

Crash-Lands In Sugar Field  (astro Foes Hijack Cuban Plane, 3 Killed

NoOneHurt, Charges Set   Frenchman Is Detained by Cubans Plane Permitted to Fly to Miami

RETURN PLANE TOU. S. FROM HAVANA   Craft Hijacked Wednesday After Mexico Takeoff   82 ABOARD   ‘When Ship Seized; Report Young Suspect Recently In Mental Hospital

27-year-old French pirate stays in Cuba   U.S. prepares charges against Albert Cadon

U.S: Files eS Charge Naminc Plane Hijacker   Related Stories,  Pave 3

U. S. Set To Press Charges In Latest Aerial Hijacking   Pilot, 2 Others Are Killed In Hijacking Of Cuban Plane

Patrolmen To Ride Shotgun   FBI Charges Gunman For Jetliner Snatch

Plane Hijacker Faces U.S. Trial If Freed by Cuba   Castro Releases Jet, Passengers For Miami Trip

Border Patrolmen  To ‘Ride Shotqun’   Hijacked Jet Returned; US. Accuses Frenchman

U.S. Government Charges Highjacker With Crime On Hizh Seas,. Assault   Cuban Airliner Shot Up, 3 Killed As Castro Foes Fail In Hijack

French Gunman Still in Havana; Plane Released   80 Others on Pen-Am Jet Return to U.S.; Cuba Denies Any Role

Cuba frees Pan American jetliner pirated by unbalanced Frenchman   Mental history   Trinlea charaec

‘Air Pirate’ fo Face Three US. Charges   Frenchman Uses ‘Gunpoint to Fly Jetliner to Cuba

Former Mental Patient     FBI Will Cite Plane Hijacker On High Seas Crime Charge

Castro Regime Executes Two Americans With out Trial   FORMAL PROTEST 1S SENT HAVANA

Full Cabinet Talks Called By President  cele Plans To   Cancels Plans To Cruise On Carrier Watch Maneuvers

Cabinet Will Meet Atl0 A.M.   JFK Cancels Plans To Cruise On Carrier

Kennedy Cancels. Cruise   Meeting Of Cabinet Scheduled For This Morninzr

President Calls Cabinet, Cancels Weekend Cruise   ChinUp, Kennedy Tells Aid Session

“Project Plans  BLAN_E}OWER SHOW —  ee OT ee at eae, a ae Sa tt gee

Castro Gunboal Halts U.S. Ship   Navy Aids Vessel, Cubans Withdraw

Magazine Banned U. S. Marines In Defense Of Traditions And Legends

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Counci} of Churches Religion Features)

JFK Nv ‘Maps Plans  For Disarmament   Kennedy Plans Congress Address   You'll Find It   Warmer, Friendlier Atmosphere Sought-- - Jacqueline Redecorating White House

Third Master Strategy Sesston in as Many Days’.  Kennedy Meets with Top Disarmament Advisers

President, Aides Study Disarm Plan  *‘Weorions Prannenle’   ‘Serious Proposals’ Get First Nod For Inspection, Control

Top Disarmament Advisors Drawing Up Concrete Plan  Announce Diplomatic Channels Will Be Used For Negotiation:

U.S. Disari Plans Aired At Meeting   Top Aides Gather For First Talks On Major Problem

Step Toward ‘Serious Proposals’ Kennedy Meets With  ime Boe Disarmament Advisers

JFK, Advisers To Draft Arms Control Plan   White House Session In Third Strategy Meet in as Many Davs

JFK, Disarmament Advisers in Parley   First Step To. wardDrawince Up Proposals

Disarmament Is Studied Today  Top Priority Given Issue By Kennedy Ard Top Advisers

Satellites can shift courses  Maneuvering in   Maneuvering in orbit major step for own defense

Discoverer XXI Proves U. S. Spy Satellites Can Maneuver While in Orbit

U.S. Solves Problem ‘Sky Spy Satellites Now Can Shift Orbit      INOW Uan SNH UPrpbDit

Restarts Its Engines by Radio Command  U.S. Sky Spy Satellite Proves lt Can Be Maneuvered in Space

Guided Missile! Discoverer Satellite Operates Own Engine On Radio Signal

LL neta sett  Tricky Discoverer Performs New Feats As Spy Satellite

PCS AAUTO LYCUOICTS     Nutter, Urges Businessmen To Advance Patriotism

Tells Auto Dealers Nutter. Urges Businessmen To Advance Patriotism

Algiers Scene of Bedlam Noisy Demonstration Held  On Algerian Rightist Order:

Goulart To Press For Full Power   Brazilian Chief Executive Delays His Inauguration

Military Leaders Onposed to Brazil Headman Ignore Victorious Return   Warn Inauguration Could Bring Chaos, Civil War to Brazil

Driver Point System Is Signed by Dalton   Law. Becomes Effective Oct. 13; Designed to Penalize Bad Driving, Reward Good; Batch Of Other Bills Approyed: One is Vetoed

To Penalize    Some, Reward  Good Drivers   Law Into Affect Oct. 13 May Cut  Road Accidents

Kistner Arrested On Indictment By U.S. Jury   Charged With Violation of SEC Regulations

Briefs . . .  From the Wire By The Associated Press  Cease Fire Hopes = 1

Hope-Filled New Year’s  Day Dawns   World Plagued With Woes Pauses To Get Cheerful Look At’61

Education Bill To Become Law Within Six Days   Governor Doesn't Like Legislation

U Thant: No Cease-Fire In Katanga   Opposes Action Befor U.N. Objectives Are Achieved.

Congo Advisory Group Supports  Thant Stand  ttituethheow Tate iodott   Committee Told Halt To Fighting Now Would Be Setback

Objectives Must Be Met Before Cease-Fire—Than   U.N. Forces Smash Katanga Troops

Cease Fire Must Wait Until Then   Will Do Everything Possible To Arrange Peace Conference

Elisabethville Due to Fall Within Day   U.N. Forces. Attack Last Strongholds As Tshombe Flees

‘Lucky’ Daddy Title Right ‘Two Expectant Mothers Among Three ‘Sharing In $500 COINWORD Prize

_(Lucky?  Daddy Title Right     Loa ett mae ae teanet yet  Two Expectant Mothers Among Three \Sharine In $500 COINWORD Prize

On Saratoga In Mediterranean  7 Die, Many Hurt In A Carrier Fire

Seven Die As Aircraft Carrier Catches Fire;  ee ny 5 * roy  Blaze Under Control

Fire at sea takes 7 lives   US. carrier Saratoga pulls into Greek port

Tragedy Hits Navy Flattop Near Greece   Fuel Oil Line Break Causes Two-Hour Blaze

1 Killed; Many Hurt in Fire On Saratoga.   Few Details Available On Carrier Accident In Mediterranean

pee Big Turnout Democrats Challenge GOP In Rich Township Polling

lowans May Ask Test of  Illinois Law  Would Make Bus: inessmen Use Tax Collectors

Cobb To Testify At Trial Today  Parade Of Voters Still Being Called In Big Libel Suit

ciohidd  U.S. Rocket Is Destroyed In Launching  Test Was Step in Putting Astronaut Ticex. RD emmy, Bivahr

U. S. Dealt Blow  - Man- Type Mercury Capsule Fails; Rocket Explodes

US. Space Capsule Try Is Failure   Atlas Booster Rocket Explodes After Launclting

Attempt to Orbit Space Craft Fails   Atlas Booster Blows Up in Crucial Test Of Mercury Capsule

Fail to Orbit Space Capsule Around Earth   Despite Failure Space Agency Officials Credit Astronaut Escape Device Works; Another Blow to U.S. Scientific Prestige

 Man-in-Space Program Set Back  SHOT TO ORBIT MERCURY CAPSULE TODAY FAILS

Project Mercury Setback Crucial S pace Latnch Fails In Atlas Blowup-

U.S. Fails in Attempt at Orbiting Space Capsule; — Atlas Explodes in Flight

Tornado Levels Trees, Buildings in Northern Counties; Power Is Out

Officers Finish Simulated Trip  ‘Our Hats Are Off To The Russians’

Famous Chimp Back at Tests:   ‘Ham’ Resumes Job’ Of Pushing Levers

World’s Most Travelled Chimp Back at Old Lever Pushing Job in Good Shape

Says $1.25 Is Very Minimum  - House Vote On Bil Is Scheduled Today

Compromise Wage Bill Up To House   Kennedy Opposes Any Substantial Change in $1.25 Measure—May Gain Passage Today

In ‘Advise and Consent’ Movie Orator Ashurst Not Talking But Sleeping in Chambers

Roustabout rapist is dead   Dies calmly in San Quentin gas chamber

Britain Accuses Reds Of Trying To Wreck UN  France, Turkey Join in Opposing USSR Stand On Belgium

British Hit Russ Charge On Belgium   Campaign To Wreck United Nations Seen By British Deleqate

lo felp Ghana  President Surprises Russia  By Promising to Aid Dam

HOFFA RE-INDICTED, THREATENS TO SUE MEANY  AFL-CIO Membership Offered Teamster Locals

Meany Faces Hoffa In New Union Battle   President Given Power To Accept Dissatisfied Member:

Two Companies Stop Production  ‘Monkey Virus Halts Making Of Salk Polio Vaccine

‘Monkey Virus In Vaccine a Makers Call Halt In — Production For Check

Virus In Vaceine Reported   Two Plants Shut Down Pending Correctior

Lake Fill: Suit Is. Dismissed   Judge Says Foes Fail To Show -- Power Exceeded

armer's est More on Acreage   5, Weaver, time Waxa ident, Dies   use Opens Debate On itroversial Measure

LAREDO —— FINEST CONVENTION CITY IN SOUTH TEXAS   Debate On Flexible Auto  Insurance Rates Bill Starts

New York Hotel Fire Kills Three   Nine Others Injured in Blaze At 17-Story Fashionable Mayflower

CALIFORNIA FIRE DANGER I$ REDUCED   Fighters Gain Edge on Three Largest Blazes

Expulsion Of Albania And Anti-Party Leaders Believed Near At Hand

Days Of Albania As Member Of Soviet Bloc Seen Numbered As Result Of Continual Attacks

Nasser Wants A Syrian Vote  On Separation   Won't Attempt To Keep Syria Out Of U.N. Or Arab League; Damascus Sees This As Recognition Of Independence

Indirect Criticism of Kennedy Order...  Former President Eisenhower Talks On Abortive Cuban Invasion Attempt

Ike Says Lack Of U.S. Air Power Caused Cuba Rebel Attack To Fail

lke Says Cuban Invasion Needed Full Air Support  Says His Regime Hind Known af No   Says His Regime Had Known of No Set Attack Plan

CUBAN INVASION CRITICIZED itisenhower Emphasizes Air Cover Importance

Ike Blasts Method Of  Invaders   Lack Of Support From Air Said Key To Failure

Five Killed In Japan Earthquake   Nine Cities Jolted _ By Severe Shock; 11 Persons Hurt

 Ball Plans Expanded Inaugural Parade Test Run  iStarted 15 Minutes Late

Citizens Must Become Acclamated to Fact That Some Spacemen Will Die

Could Mean End Of Entire Space Program   Base Fear On Wave Of Angry Public Reaction   Lose Pioneering Spirit

American Astronaut Will Be Killed In Space, Rocket Society Is Warned   Commercial Space Flights by 1975-80, Lunar SeHlement Predicted by U.S.

Deaths in Space Tries?  Scientists Say i’s Part of Pioneering   Autos Kijl 25.000   Lese Pioneering Spirit

MUST BE PREPARED .. .  Astronaut will be killed in space sooner or later

Wilderness Area Measure Given Senate Approval   Controversial Bill Wins 78-8 Vote;  Goes to House

Byrd Faction Brings Out Big Guns In Fight   crying rays Vit 7 ‘Sen. Hoffman's Pleading Wins Okay  For Weekend of Fishing, Relaxing

Forces Eye Showdown In Katanga  Both Sides Build Up After Week O1

Both Sides Hike  Katanga Forces   Katanga Outpost Falls In Fighting

Both Sides Building Up Sirength In Katanga  Militarv Showdown Now Expected      Military Showdown Now Expected After Inconclusive Skirmishing

Katanga Foe: Prepare for  Showdown  Fresh Troops Sped to Scene By Both Sides

FAIR, COLD   Kalanga Moves Up New Troops   Both Sides Building For Showdown

Legal, Tax Collection Costs Add To School Levy; Bill To Remedy Situation Before State Legislature

PS PSS S PES PSUS RSS SE eye eee  ‘Legal, Tax Collection Costs Add To School Levy;  bill To Remedy Situation Before State Legislature

Not Punishment  Mild Slap to Gen. Walker For Calling Truman ‘Pink’

Gen. Walker Is Aceorded Mild ‘Slap’   Truman, Mrs. FDR Called ‘Pink’ In  His Statements

Follow-up on Marriage That Shook the Throne  Duchess Protests Royal Abuse

British Royalty Ignores Wally’s Charge That Government Persecuted Her, Duke

PIR ELS Oo RYE Fy  Duchess of Windsor Says Ex-King Persecuted After His Abdication

Duke of Windsor Persecuted? British Royalty, Government Silent On Duchess’ Charge

Royal Family Silent on Persecution Charges Made by Duchess of Windsor

Reactions Mixed To  Charges   Duchess Blasts Attitude Toward Duke Of Windsor

j Congress Busy, Seeks To Adj ourn   WASHINGTON (UPi—Congress gave up its drive for a weekend adjournment today and agreed to meet Monday to complete its work.

Congress extends bracero program but foreiaqn aid stalls adjournment

Money Measures Block Congress Adjournment Path  Backstage Effort May Resolve

Slight Prospect For Adjourning Congress Today   Measure To Extend Mexican Farm Labor Program Is Passed by Senate

ADJOURNMENT STILL DOUBTFUL Senate Votes Extension  Of Mexiean Labor Bill

Craft Carrying Mostly German Tourists; No ‘Survivors; Airliner Sinks

Russia Expected . To Ask Deadline on British in Kuwait  Soviet Delegate Wants to

Charges British Resolution Move To Keep Troops  U.N. Council Heads   U.N. Council Heads For Vote Late Today

Reds Will Ask Kuwait  Deadline Anglo Withdrawal  Soucht by Soviet

Reds Want British  To Leave Kuwait Russia May Ask U.N.  kT Cre FW Sah, den cccah Thar ten

Soviet Union Seen Pushing Kuwait Issue  Expected To Press U.N. On Pullout Of British Troops

Want British Troops To Quit Sheikdom   Soviets Charge Resolution Is Just ‘Maneuver’

Soviets Seek Amendment Of UN Resolution   Britian Promises To Remove Troops When Threat Is Over

From Kuwait: —.  Soviet To Ask UN To Set Time For Troop Withdrawal

Demand Deadline  In Kuwait   Soviets To Ask  UN For Withdrawal Of British Troops In Desert Sheikdom

Seek British Withdrawal Deadline  UN To Hear Soviet  Plans For Kuwait

Expect Soviets To Demand Deadline For British Troops To Leave, Kuwait

Soviet Asks Deadline In  Kuwait Case   British Pullout Time Demand Due In UN’s Session

Russia To Push Kuwait Demands  (a. a ce ‘1 kT. Dp. A.Ij.-f   Security Council To. Be Asked To Order British Withdrawal

REDS DEMAND BRITISH ARMY QUIT KUWAIT   Moscow To Call For U.N. Deadline On Withdrawal; Saudi Arabia Opposes Iraqi Claim.

Reds Want British Out Of Kuwait   Soviets To Ask Deadline On Withdrawal

GUESTS Al ‘HEN PARRY’  Vienna Crowd Cheers As Wives Of World Leaders Hold Hands

Coming Up ‘MEIN KAMPF’ AUTHENTIC FILMS OF HITLER'S BRUTALITY — COMING TO ROYAL

“Coming Up ‘MEIN KAMPF  AUTHENTIC! FiLMs OF HITLER'S BRUTALITY  pape te diva oe We iene

Exiles Reply To Professors On Cuban Issue   Say They Do Not Want Democracy Ended in Nation

U. §. Plane Hit By Katanga Fire   Supply Plane Lands Safely Despite Catching Fire

Cargo plane lands, crew reported to be unharmed   HIT AMMO) NimMp

Globemaster Lands Safely; No Injuries   Civilian Charter Pilots Continue Flights; Heavy Fighting Reported

American Airlifts Called Off   Plane Belching Flames Lands With Safety

ransport Hit, Set Afire at Elisabethville   Globemaster Lands Safely With Flames Belching From One of Its Engines.

Pilot Able To Land Plane Safely   Swedish, Indian Jets Blow Up Ammunition Dumr

Civilian Pilots  Continue Ferrying Supplies to Units  Fierce Fighting Rage: In Three Citiee af

U.S. Agrees To Demand _ From Reds  Soviets Want Council   Soviets Want Council to Initiate Action on  U.N. Head

eR ee on om Now Set For Friday Dace ae  Foul Weather esedh > lay of  Rideanant Relic F light

Havana  Sobered  by Events Capital Pienired  as Uneasy, Afraid  RRR SRR ees eres:

Investigate Bank  Embezzlement Mrs. Geiger Invested Over $130,000 in Feed Company

"Roosevelt Confirms Move  Mrs. Geiger Still Held in Jail at Sioux City

Controlling Interest Embezzler Has 130,000  Shares In Corporation

Admit Samples Went to Solons, Public, Patients  ‘Available to Citizens Interested In Quality of Product’

Commission Answers Erbe  Liquor Samples Went to Legislators, Hospita

Ohio Finance Facts Outlined   Governor Lists 27 Points for Citizens

Santa Maria located: destroyer in pursuit   2 Nebraskans aboard ship “well and in good health”

Navy Fliers Sight Ship In Atlantic  Luxury Cruise Line Eludes Search For . Pawue

Springfield Must Pay All $33,000 for Sewer   Williams Rap Two Officials

Negro Suspensions Stand Court Kills Georgia Laws  Banning School Integration

Georgia Segregation Law Voided By Judge; 2 Negro Students Suspended

Segregation Dealt Blow  In Georgia   No Action Taken ‘For Retura Of Negro Students

Federal Judge Hits Georgia Lav   Ban On: Tax Money For Integrated Schools Invalidated

NO_BUSES -... SO_LET’S RIOT!  4,000 Furious Italians Battle Police in Naples

U.S., Britain: Launch Final A-Ban Drive   Geneva Talks Set Tonitorrow

March Goes Out Like Raging Lion  Fland Crect Ratters   Flood Crest Batters Cedar Rapids; Winds Rip Through Georgia; Snow Hits Southwest

$14 Lb. Bid on  Champion Stee:   UW's Top Barrow of Chicago Show Is Sold at $11.25

Blondes Preferred? They Lead Brunettes in Miss America Pageantry

Detroit Demos Seek Approval To File Suits   Briefs Would Force Reapportionment B; Federal Court Act

Arms Airlift tripled Soviets Seen Stalling On Cease-Fire In Laos

Report U. S. May Send Strong Message Direct to Kremlin As Tension Increases

Russia Triples Airlift of Arms To Laotian Reds   Worry Growing Kremlin Stalling On Cease Fire

Soviets Stall on Cease-Fire   Invincible Force Reported Russ Aim

Claim Reds Giving More Guns to Laos   Experts Fear Soviets Stalling on Cease-Fire To Gain Arms Buildup

Triple Arms Airlift To Red Rebels In Laos   State Department Takes Grim View Of Soviet Build-Up

Russ Silence On Truce Bid Raises Gloom   Kremlin Believed Stalling; New U.S. Move Is Expected

Rader, Boyer, Fritz Throw Hats in Ring   Five Candidates Now Declared for Governorship; Three Today Join Warren Taylor, Verne Martin in Race

Pope John Asks Rulers To Talk, Avert 3rd War  Mentions No Names In One of His Most Stirring Messages

‘Urges Negotiations  Pope Appeals To World’s Rulers To Avert Disaster

Indians Renew Plea For Lumberton Buildin  Two Re-Assigned To City Schools

HEIST anes Reel  “Indians Renew Plea For Lumberton Building  Two _Re-Assigned To City Schools

HINA HINTS AGREEMENT  U.N. Membership fi 7 os." Mongolia May Not Be Fought

Increase of $1.4 Billion. . . Record Peace Defense  Budget Planned by Ike

Ike Will Ask Record Sum  For Defense Military Budget Of $42.9 Billion To Be Submitted

heh Sm Linear Miltary s megilest } ik Peacetime aan Budget Is Due Congress

Eisenhower Budget Trims Military Requests; See Pressure on Kennedy

$42.9 Billion Price Tag On USS. Security  Still Less Than Pentagon Asked

increase OT 31.4 DINIOH. . Record Peace Defense  - Budaet Planned by Ike

Budget Short Of Military Proposal   Missile, Space Projects Marked For Cutbacks

JFK Wins  Adenauer Support   German, U.S. Leaders Appear Agreed on NATO

 . . Honors Giver Spaceman in Moscow Fete  ‘May Day Turned Into Political Celebration by Reds

May Day Turned Into Political Celebrations In Communist Capitals; Fete Soviet Spaceman

Political Fetes Communists Hold  May Day Holiday   Cubans Hear Castra

Reds Celebrate May Day; Castro Confirms Linkup  Moscow Program Puts Less Stress On Armed Force

Communists Hold Big Celebrations During May Day   Gagarin Featured at Parade In Moscow; Castro Awarded a Lenin Peace Prize.

PRINCIPALS AT SOVIET CELEBRATION   May Day Becomes Political Event In Communist Capitals

May Day Is Turned Into Political Fete   Moscow Festivity Sets Pace for Holiday of Reds

Gagarin, Nikita Share May Day Spotlight   Castro Beams Over Western Hemisphere’s First May Day

Red Holiday A Political  Celebration  Festivitiesin Moscow Set Pace; Award to Castro

Cardenas Says U.S. May Get  ‘Hiroshimas’   Reds Boastful On May Day

Festivities In Moscow Set Pace For Annual May Day Events Staged Throughout The World.  JAP REDS" HONOR  a, al ll a i Nee a al le

May Day Marked by World’s Reds  Spacenuur Featured at Moscow Rites; Gabans Wear Castro

Khrushchey Stands With Red Airman   Three-Hour Parade Features Rockets, But None Are New

Space flight is keynote to Red May Day   Fidel Castro awarded Lenin Peace Prize

Soviet Awards Castro Lenin Peace Prize   Cuba, Red China ane Others Whoop It Up  Lar Communicm

Around The World The Reds Celebrates May Day Cuban Development Help From Reds Is Promised

GAGARIN FEATURED AT MAY DAY FETE   Moscow, Peiping Celebrates, Fidel Gets Peace Prize In Time For Event

 Castro Given ‘Peace. Prize’ by Russians  jMoscow's May 1 Celebration Tempered by Food Shortaaes

Soviet Astronaut Featured ....     Communists Stage May Day Celebrations Around World

INDEX   PART YWWRLE WAILEIZS  Russia, Satellites Observe Annual May Day Festivity

Republicans batR Af Nearing  Unions Scuttled Beckley’s Plant Hunt, Says Senator

6) Joins Drive To Raise Rayburn Library Funds  Other Lawmakers Pledge Al to Fund Cgtripaign

Khrushchev *Momentarily Forgotten’:  Millions Give: Space Man Tumultuous Hero's Welcome

‘ocene necalls Lindbergh s Landing-- Muscovites Cheer Red Spacemar

Huge Crowd Cheers Maj. Gagarin! After History-Making Space Flight

Believe K Will Attend U.N. Meeting   Meeting With Kennedy May Be Possible

Castro Regime Bans Exit Visas For lts Cifizens   ESE EPETE ERSSLRT EE ESS 6 6CTEE UES SEs SS  Makes New Pitch — For Reconciliation Through Kennedy

Claim Intended For Rebel Forces Opposing Castro   Regime Cracks Down Of Those Fleeing

Castro Cracks Down On Exit Permits, Talks Softly About Reconciliation

Defense Ministry Claims 2 Big U.S. Arms Airdrops Intercepted In Cuba Today

Intended For Counterrevolutionaries  Cuba Claims U.S. Arms Seized

Report U.S. Weapons for Rebels Seized   Sound Overture For Reconciliation When Kennedy In

Air Drops Seized, Cubans Say   Claim Arms Intended For Rebels Picked Up In Separate Areas Of Cuba

2 Airdrops Reported by Castro Men  Press Says Weapons TK... 4... 8; FE. 2.   Press Says Weapons Packed in Crates Of American Firms

Castro Bans Cubans From Fleeing Land   Exit Permits Frezen; Fidel’s Regime Makes Another  Pitch For Reconciliation With Kennedy.

U.S. Munitions Seized--Cuba   Castro Fans War Fire, But  Tries To Woo Kennedy

i a His ot si _  Intended For Insurgents  Cuba Claims U.S.  Arms Intercepted

Claim ‘Drops’ Picked Off af Separate Area   Formal Release Tells of Weapons in U.S. Crates

Cuba Issues Crackdown  On Ref ugees   Castro Regime Now Trying To Woo Kennedy

Cubans Not Permitted To Hee Nation   Fidel Halts Exit Permits, Pitches For Reconciliation

Castro Charges U.S. Supplies Arms to Cuban Rebels   Claims to Have Seized Several Types of Weapons New Conciliation Move.

Cubans Claim Capture Of Weapons From U.S.   Crackdown on Cubans  Seeking to Flee Island

Exit Permits Denied Persons Trying fo Flee   Guevara Says Change Of Presidents May Bring Reconciliation

Floats Pitch For Yankee Reconciliation   Henchman Begins Trying To Woo President-Elect

Cuba Claims Capture Of Airdrops Of U.S. Arms For Anti-Castro Forces

EXIT PERMITS ARE FROZEN BY CASTRO   Foreign Residents Also Included In Action  NEW PITCH   For Reconciliation With U. S. After Kennedy In Office Is Made

‘Intercepts’ Plane Drops Ot Weapons   New Action Taken To Crack Down On Fleeing Refugees ..”:

Crackdown Ordered On Exit Permits      Militia Said To. Intercept Weapons For Insurgents

Claim Planes Fiown From United States   Intended For Foes Of Castro; One Drop Made Near Havana

Guevara, Architect Of Economic Policies, Makes Pitch For Reconciliation With U.S. After Kennedy Becomes President — Tourists Not Affected By Order Freezing Issuance Of New Exit Visas

Cubans. Barred From Leaving Jittery Island   Another Overture For Reconciliation Under Kennedy Regime Made

TAKE STEPS TO PREVENT MASS FLIGHT   Guevara Makes New Overture To Kennedy Regime

Castro Claims New Evidence of Aggression   Forbids Exodus of Cubans Trying to Flee Country

Target Date To Develop School Aims   State’s Massive Reorganization Procedure Eyed

ON THE INSIDE   Today's Column  Progress Is Slow For Junta In Korea

News Index   EMERGING COLONIAL COUNTRIES FOSTER DICTATORSHIPS  Korea Is Classic Example Of U.S.’s Dilemma

WADENA NEWS   PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH °  Sunday  o:80 am. Church School. ‘10:90 am. Worship Service 7:18 Youth Fellowship..

Sunday: ‘ a 9:30 am. Church School.  10:30 am. Worship Service. 7:18 Youth. Fellowship. -

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH  unday:  9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 am. Worship Service. 7:15 Youth Fellowship.  s

IULUAY « 9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. 7:45 Youth Fellowship.

Wadena News   unday:  9:30 am. Church School. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. 7-16 Youth Fellowship.

Wadena News  PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LACY MARTIN, Minister   eae  9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. 7:45 Youth Fellowship.

Dollar Days This Weekend For Shoppers   Merchants Are Offering Many Special Buys tn Big Event Before Spring

Dollar Days This Weekend For All Shoppers   Merchants Are Offering Many Special Buys In Preparation For Fall

Dollar Days This Weekend For Area Shoppers   Merchants Are Offering Many Special Buys In Event Before Summer:

Bob Kennedy Is A ‘Rover’  Likes Employes Whe   Likes Employes Who Work ‘After Hours’

Life’s End    BITS > ENG  LOUIS COLLMAN DIES AT HARTLEY — HOLD RITES IN GRANT TWP.

Life’s End   LOUIS COLLMAN DIES AT HARTLEY — HOLD RITES IN GRANT TWP.

Glamorous Actress  Marion Davies, Star Of Silent Screen, Succumbs In Hollywood

Five Republicans Swing to Minority   GOP Splinter Group Same Bunch That Forced Debate Adjournment

GOP Splinter Group Swings to Democrats   Sales Tax Fight Is Resumed on Motion by Travis

Splinter Group Joins Minority To Get Approval  GOP Block Fails To Win Votes On Vital Issue

House Group Probes Award Of Fellowship   Recipient Found Guilty Of Contempi

Soviet Protests German Planes In West Berlin   Denounces Landing Of Jets as a Move To Inflame Problem

Powerful U.S Battle Group  Enters Berlin   Soviet Officers Make Head Count, Cause No Trouble

U.S. Battle Group Rolls  Into Berlin   Convoy Makes Trip Despite Warnings by Communists

Powerful American Army Battle Group Rolling Across Eastern Germany

Combat-Ready Infantry Group Reaches Berlin   U.S. Convoy Rides Autobahn Without Incident

Reds Guard East German Highway   Troops Roll Across East Germany to Make Trip of 110 Miles

Army Group Defies Soviets, Rolls To Berlin   No Trouble In Trip On Autobahn

GOVERNOR CONVINCED LOVER FIRED FATAL SHOT  DiSalle Spares Life of Mrs.   Klumpp   Atty. Booth Appointed Assistant Prosecutor

Titan Sent To Pacific From ‘Silo’   Air Force Says Missile Nearly Ready for Combat

ltinerant Groom Held for Murder  - Seized While Asleep In Victim’s Machine

Successful Fair Closes Sunday Night; Attendance Average   Plans Already Under Discussion for Next Year's Event; Emphasis on Education

BIG SHEISUNGS B¥Cm—-POUNG Fray  Carbon Monoxide Killed Family of Fou

 Died Christmas Eve—Found Friday  Carbon Monoxide Killed Family of Fou

Soviets Fail lo Atfend Celebration   Leaders From Other Countries Also Absent

—EXECUTIVE .ORDER EXPECTED— Racial Bias In H iring  Seen Target Of JEK .

Aim ed at Diseri minat ion  Expect First Civil Rights  Order on Canenisiueil Jobs

Kennedys Ist Civil Rights Order Expected to Rap Hiring Practices

Hiring Policy ‘Order Expected   Move in Civil Rights Field ts Forecast

6 Billion Is Illinois’ Share Of Budget   Every Man, Woman Child Would Represent $575

Rehel Skipper Awaiting Okay To Dock Liner   Galvao Says He Will ‘Put Into Any Selected Brazilian Port? if Terms Met.

Rusk Summons Foreign Envoys   Great Britain, France, Germany Getting U.S. Berlin Issue Views

Rusk Calls Conference Of Envoys   Intends to Seek Buildup of NATO Conventional Arms

Fast Buildup Of NATO Military Sought By U.S.   Officials Indicate Goal Of 30 Division: In Western Europe

Rusk Calls Allied Envoys To Discuss Military Plans   WESTERN SOLIDARITY

Rusk Calls In Allied Officials   Ambassadors To Be Given U.S. Reports

Rusk Talking To Allied  Ambassadors On Berlin   Several States, Inciuding Arkansas, Hike Draft Pool

Rusk Calls in Ambassadors of Western Allies  Plan Discussion of wr tt rT ccs ja

Rusk Summons Foreign Envoys To Policy Talks   Great Britain, France. Germany Getting U.S Berlin Issue Views

Talks Start To Build Up NATO Units   Russian Pressure On Berlin Brings Move For ‘Beefup’

PRELIMINARY MOVE :  Rusk, Allies Due To Study Berlin      500 IN PARIS ~*  Valley. Reservists Sweat Call

Rusk Calls fora Meefing of U.S. Allies on Berlin   U.S. Will Seek a Fast Buildup of Conventional Forces In NATO.

Dean Dines tack Ambassadors Meeting To Study Military Preparations

Western Ministers Huedelle   Foreign Ambassador: Meet With Rusk On Berlin Pressures

Rusk Reporting To Allied Envoys On Berlin Policy   Opens Urgent Talks On Kennedy's Plans. For Military Buildup

Rusk Launches Buildup Tatk With Allies   Western Ministers Get Word on U.S. Policy Decisions

Talks Open OnBuilding Up Troops   Secretary Of State, Ambassadors Discuss Plans For Berlin

Berlin Crisis Rusk Opens Urgent Talks With Allies   Increase Pools States Anticipate Jump In Federal Draft Calls

Separate Board of Regents To Handle University Matters Only Near Final Vote

Andersen Will Sign Measure   Plan to Start Jan. 1, 1962, for Taxpayers

Briton Hopeful Truly Neutral Government  In Laos Can Be Established

Kennedy, British Prime Minister Reiterate Policy  Stand Made Known Following Confab Of Chiefs of State

NO WEAKENING OF OBLIGATION TO POPULATION   Crisis In Laos Also Discussed During Po tomac Cruise   RED HIT-AND-RUN  RAIDS IN VIET NAM

Laos Crisis Aired During River Cruise   Optimism Evident Over Prospect For Peaceful Solution

JEK and Mae Reach Accord During Cruise  Other Subjects Like   Other Subjects Like Laos and Viet Nam Covered by Leaders

U.S., British Reiterate Berlin Aim  JFK, Macmillan Back Firmness

British Premier Gives Senators Assurance On Southeast Asian Nation’s Neutrality

West’s Berlin Policy To Be Maintained   Kennedy-Macmillan Agree: Obligations Won't Be Lessened

Both Hopeful About Laos Peace Plan   Leaders Reject Russia's Proposed Nuclear Test Ban

JEK, Mac Agree On Firm Stand   Leaders Hopeful Of Satisfactory Laos Solution

Flares In a) ngr  - Cruising Leaders Tackle Other Woes, Await Cease-Fire Okay

PRAYER FOR .  @ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Vast Outlay For Schools Is Proposed   Kennedy Cautious Of Program Asking $2.5 Billion A Year

Funds Would Lift U.S. Education, Kennedy Hears  Special Task Force Says States, Cities   Special Task Force Says States, Cities Can’t Provide Money

Contends States And Local Governments  Cannot Provide Funds Needed

School Aid Recommended To Kennedy   Education Task Force Suggests $2.5 Billion Federal Outlay Yearl

Kennedy Gets Vast Program Of School Aid  Allocating Funds in Form of Loans and

Program Of School Aid Proposed —   Kennedy Willing To Set Up. Priorities For Accomplishmen

NEW LEVEL OF EXCELLENCE’ Kennedy Task Force Offers $2.5 Billion School Program

Task Force Proposes $2.5 Billion Federal Aid Annually To Schools

Cost $2.5 Billions Per Year  Vast Program of School Aid Outlined

Report Asks $9 Billion For Schools  Seeks to Widen Edueation Aid

Nearly $2.5 Billion Annually  Vast Project On U.S. Aid To Schools Given Kennedy

 Cost $2.5 Billions Per Year  Vast Program of School  Aid Outlined   President- Elect Meets With Rusk

By Kennedy Tas k Force  $2.5 Billion In Federal Aid Proposed For School Systems

BY KENNEDY STUDY GROUP $212 Billion In Federal School Aid Is Urged

Astronaut Not Likely To Take Off   Cloudy Weather Persists Around Launching Base

Inside...   _ Birch Society Issue Walker Investigation Report ‘Awaits Study by President

Crippled Aid Drive Begun By Society  Lincoln Society   Lincoln Sacioty [Fund Drive Asked “As Money Gets Low

Crippled Aid Drive: Begun: By# Society:  “Lincoln: ‘Society ve   “Lincoli: ‘Society ot Fund Driva Asked ‘he Monoyv Gets Low

Geneva Talk Set Back By New Dispute   Britain, Russians Fail To Agree On  Laos Delegation  zee eo ee ee

 Others Narrowly Escape:  Swollen WatersDrown Youth; Fear 2nd Lost

At News Conference  Sanford Says N.C. Hasn’t Received Fair Share Of Federal Road Money

_Glaims Recora For 67-Day Submersion  Polaris: ‘Aimed Sub ‘George Washington gaits ‘Dance: cae

Alert Increase Expected   Charleston Toll Hits 19, Several Persons Missing

Leftists Riot In Protest Of Cuban Revolt   Red-Organized Mobs Parade In Several Nations

Communist Rioters Stone U.S. Embassy In Bulgaria Capital   Red-Led Mobs Protest American Aid to Uuba By Smashing Windows and Smearing Walls

Anti-American riots continue   Worldwide outbreaks show similar pattern

West Texas Snowbound   Sneak Storm Bring: Up to 24 Inch Snow   Louisiana Tornado  Hurts Eight People   Southeastern NM Hit by Big Storm

ICzechs Express Suspicion U.S. Responsible For Air Crash  Occurred Near U. S. Posi     i   PHILOMENA TAKEN OFF SAINTS ROLL

State Plans Suit on Hay Payments   ‘From the Journal's ‘Santa Fe Bureau

Floods Lash M idwest as Five Dr own  Carla’s Effects Spread 10 North.”

; Nation’ 5’ New Dreay  M igs America Starts ‘On Path: Leading To Fame

Seeks Glowing Career  Miss America 1962 Starts Reign--‘Very Honored’

Russia Advises U.S. To Follow New Program  Zorin Couples This   Zorin Couples This Challenge With Nev Attack On Secretary

Soviet In  UN Thrust Against US  Again Blasts Secty.-General On Conao Role

Russian Urges U. § Shift Congo Policy  Bitterly Assails Dag Before UN Council

Soviet Urges U.S. Accept Congo Plan   But Zorin Renews Attacks On Dag In Addressing Adlai

 Zorin Demand in UN  U.S. Challenged to Follow ‘New Road’ to Congo Peace

Goldwater Says He Didn’t Intend to Criticize Rocky in Newburgh Remarks

Goldwater Tells Rocky Remarks Not ‘Political   Conservative Supported Newburgh; Governor Opposed Welfare Plan

U. 5S. Troops (Turn to Page 2)   No ‘Decorations’ At All For State Licuor Stores

Popes Can Err, but Not on Doctrine, Kennedys Hear in Priest’s Sermon

N.H. Escapes:   41 NE. Deaths Over Long Holiday; Worst In Years  Maine Crash Takes Lives Of Five Youna Men

Old. Governor’s House  Senate Measure Will Make “Museum of Old Mansion °

Old Governor's House  _ Senate Measure Will Make - Museum of Old Mansion

ORIGIN OF AIR PIRATES NOT KNOWN   Border Patrolman Shoots Off Tires To Halt Flight

Police Capture Pair  Aboard Stolen Jet   Bungling Hijackers Lose Control of 707 at Refueling Stop on Flight To Cuba; Passengers Escape Unhurt

Gunmen surrender after hijacking jet airliner — Air pirates planned to force flight to Cuba: hostages held 9 hours at El Paso   Divers locate bus in depths of lake

Gunmen Quit In Effort To Fly to Cuba   Luxury Jetliner Crew, Passengers Terrorized For Hours in El Paso

Parley Set To End War In Katanga   Tshombe, Adoula Meet In Attempt To Find Solution

Congo chiefs to negotiate secession end   U. S. officials not optimistic of reconciliation

At U.N. base  Tshombe And Adoula Meet:  Little Hope For Reconciliation

Two Congo Leaders Fly , Base      Gullion. Bunche May Seek To Aid In Peace Talks

Warring Congo Factions Meef   Tshombe to Talk Over End of Secession with Congo Premier Adoula.

Tshombe - Adoula Fly To UN. Base For Peace Meeting  U.S, Officials Hold Little Hope For Lasting Agreement

Adoula, Tshombe  Confer U.S. Sees   U.S. Sees Little Hope for  Reconciliation

Little hope of a lasting agreement  Tshombe and Adoula to UN base for talks   London view

Tshombe, U.N. Envoy Head For Talks Site   U.S. Deubtful Reconciliation Will Result

Talks on Ending Katanga Secession  Launched by 2 Leaders at U.N. Base:

Ine Longo: S : Tshombe and  Adoula Head For Meeting  To Discuss End _ Of Secession for’ Katanga Provirice

Snow   Congo Leaders Wing fo U.N. Base for Talks   Parley Hopes Slight; Katangans Withdraw From Elisabethville

Congo Foes Meeting at  U.N. Base   Tshombe, Premier To Air Terms for Ending Secession ©

CONGO LEADERS COME TOGETHER FOR TRUCE TALK   Tshombe and Adoula Meet With U.N.

Congo Leaders Renew Efforts Toward Peare   Diplomats Pessimistic Renewed Talks Will Bring Unity

Tshombe, Adoula Fly to U.N. Base   U.S. Takes Dim View of Outcome

Deadlocked on Taxes ... Dollar-Hunery Schools Get Legislative Notice

May Lower — Drinking Age For Males   Also Propose $600 Increase _. In Minimum Pay For Teachers.

From Rhode Island To Maine Warned   ami ‘Grows Violent:  Europe Weather 1 Toll 16

Davis Denies N.0. School Compromise  Governor Says He Has No Talks With Kennedys

Kennedy Promises — To Contact Leaders In Case of Emergency   Foreign Aid Remains Big Problem For Waning Session of Congress

oerore _petore Adjournment,  Congress Must Settle Foreian Aid: Hassle

Foreign Aid Is Tough Nut in Conaress Mill   First Session Breaks Up in Disaqreement

Foreign Aid Seen Bar To  Adjournment  Fi OE COREY Ay SOeMReyrngey, FONE   Congress Aims To End First Session By Saturday Night

Foreign Aid Tough Probler For Congress   ‘Conferees Disagree _On Measures Passed By Both Branches

Foreign Aid Top Issue In Congress  Leaders Determined To End 1st Session By Saturday Night

Senate, House Conferees Split on Foreign: Aid  Toughest Probler tn Ra Salvad ky

Senator reports on foreign aid: complete, even Metrecal included

In Major Statement Monday Kennedy Will Announce Administrations Policy Toward Latin America

Pp (KR f PROG RE sO  eee etn nee t enateememmmesenny enteaen ee  Jk&h To Outline Plan  Kor Latin Americans

rrom Fresident  Latin American M essage  “On Policy Is Due Monday

‘No. Signs OF General ‘Break  Fierce, Biting Cold Stings Northeast AreaOf Nation

Flames Kill Mother, 5 of 10 Children   Another Youngster Believed Dead in Lowell, Mass.. Fire

Five Children, Mother Burned  Sixth Child Is Still   Sixth Child Is Still Missing, Feared Dead

Consumed in a Matter of Minutes. . .  Mother and Five Children Perish  As Fire Destroys Tenement Home

Paging The News   Mother, Six Children, Die In Lowell, Mass., Tenement Fire

Frazeysburg Repeats As County Champ   TWO BODIES RECOVERED  Jet Falls In North Woods

President May Huddle With Chiefs   Mull Meet Next Week For 1962 Appraisal Of Military Posture

Wwers SOGE mwews Apour Va ad Hennedy P Plans te ¢ Call  loing Chiefs Of Seafl To Biscugs AMititary Posture

Full Appraisal Of Our Military Position Due: JFK To Call In Chiefs

Kennedy Plans To Summon Nation's Chiefs Of Staff For 1962 Military Picture

Next Week in Palm Beach ,. . Kennedy Expected To Confer With Chiefs of Staff

President Plans Meeting With Military Chiefs   Appraisal of Nation's Strength Expected at Joint Chiefs Conference.

Ailing Father Out of Danger  JFK Readies Frondizi Parley Christmas Eve

Argentine President Kennedy, Frondizi  Hold Talks Today   By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Reporter

Kennedy Calls For Conference On Arms Needs   Optimistic On Health Of Father

Armed U.S. Stand In Viet Nam or Thailand If Necessary But Not Laos—GrowingCongressSentiment

— LAOS TERRAIN ‘DIFFICULT? —  Viet Nam, Thailand Favored For Stand

Growing Washingon View Laos Not Proper Place For Stend Against Reds

Katanga Bows To Threat Of Force; Opens Highway   Agrees To Action After Ultimatum From UN: Airport Artery Involved

Aged, Unemployed Aid Bills Offered  One Measure Avoids New Federal Plan

‘antenna AL NI + AL ELLE LITLE SES AIC AIT  Palmer Garden Club Meets in Home Mrs. Hushev on Feb. 16

Five Americans Among Victims 69 Persons Die In Crash Of French Airliner In Sahara

 Five Americans Among Dead 69 Killed As Plane Crashes In The Sahara Desert

5 Americans Listed Among Fatalities  Family Of Envoy Alan W. Lukens

Report Five Americans Among Dead   Search Planes Sight Wreckage Near Desert Town

p. Americans Reported Among Dead   Family of American Embassy Official Reported on Plane

French Ship Wreeked In Libya Sector   Five Americans Listed Dead In Africa Disaster

) »’ Americans Among Sahara Desert Victims  Plane Crash Kills 69

69 Persons Die In Plane Crash; Five From US.   Wreckage Sighted In Sahara Desert: French Airline Re. ports No Survivors.

Report Fatal Plane Crash In Sahara   All 69 Aboard Killed Includes 5 Americans; Was Heading for Paris

Win Or Die?   FF ighting Between French [And Tunisians Breaks Out

Fighting Breaks Out In Bizerte   Tunisia And French Battling Over Big “French Naval Base”

Tunisia Fights French for Bizerfe Base  Invaders Claim Planes Bomb And Strafe City

‘Lunisians — In Batile With Freneh  Bizerte Naval Base  a ee a oe   Bizerte Naval Base Garrison Besieged; French Artillery  Shells Nearby City.

Jobless, Demands $1 Million Accused of Threatening To Blow Up Minister

WEATHER   Duluth Man Dies; Cash Under Pillow   THURSDAY   4 Persons Die on State Roads

4 Deaths Hike State Auto Toll  One Vehicle Catches Fire After Crash

Too Young To Stand Trial   Girl, 13, Won't Be Tried In Missouri For Woman’s Murder

Won't Cut Tax But Makes Paying It Easier New ‘Compact Model’ Income Tax Form Unveiled

Snow Warnings Still Posted — Latest Winter Blast Halts  Over Texas, Spares North

Finch, Tregoff Fates Awaited  Two Choices Are: Life Imprisonment,  Gas Chamber Death

Nazi Horrors Resurrected   Eichinann Prosecutor Recites Ghastly Tale of Atrocities

Israel Lawyer Cites Horrors  At Nazi's Trial   Eichmann Denies He Is Guilty 15 Times To Torture Charges

Eichmann Court Told  Nazi Horrors   Prosecutor Hausner Details Atrocities for 6 Hours After Accused Killer Denies Guilt

Details of Nazi Atrocities Told By Prosecutor  Eichmann Listens To Nazi Record Without Expression

Eichmann Assailed For Deaths   Atty. Gen! Calls Prisoner Executor OF Nazi Horrors

Eichmann’'s Atrocity Record Displayed   Israeli Prosecutor Gives Gruesome Story: Prisoner Pleads ‘Not Guilty’

Atrocities Described In Detail In Trial  Nag: Rranded   Nazi Branded Extermination Specialist  Bv Prosecution

PLEADS NOT GUILTY Nazi Atrocities Against Jews Cited By Eichmann Prosecutor

Amendment Spurs Pay-as-Go’ Plan  Strengthened Version Approved by House

Rusk Expects No Interference  Quizzed by Senators  on State Dent. Job

Rusk Expecting No Interfering From Cohorts   Stevenson, Bowles, Others Expected To Give Cooperation

FROM ADLAI, CHESTER— _  Rusk Vows He'll Brook No Backstage Meddling

State of the Union   No Interference Rusk Confident He Cen Do Job

eS GOT CIRCUS BAND JUMPIN  Ol' Popcorn-Eating Merle Is Back And Things Are Back To Normal

Evans Again Sparks Circus   Veteran Bandman Leading Music for “Greatest Show’

Lawrence, GOP Don’t Agree on Tax for Schools   Governor Urges ‘Bipartisan’ Approach to Help Education

Anti- Trust Law Hits Labor Union   UMW Convicted; Case May Be Precedent

PICKETS PICKETING PICKETS.   Federal Court Rules UMW Violated Antitrust Laws

‘ -@- gar &  Business World. GROTEWOLD DEALER — FOR NEW LUXURIOUS. OLDS F-85 CUTLASS

 Business World  GROTEWOLD DEALER ~  FOR NEW LUXURIOUS OLDS F.@& CIITT Bee

Holiday Calls For Closure Of Offices, Business City Closes Memorial Day; Parade, Rites Scheduled

Halloween in Gotham — 1961 LE  Trick or Treaters Prefer Milk Over Candy or Money

In the News  ‘COUNTY ASSOCIATION: FOR RETARDED. TOTS — NAMES OFFICERS

Get-to-Gethers  PLYMOUTH COUNTY, ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CHILDREN HOLD MEETING

Coming Up  Ist-OF 3 FOREIGN FILMS—STARTS TONIGH" _AT ROVAI. THEATRE

Soviet Congress Over, Nikita Is Free to Resume Keeping World in Its Usual Jumpy Condition

Sanford Blasts Republicans For Bond Issue Opposition   Farmer Income Insufficient, Senator Ervin Tells Bureau

OAS Report On Dominicans  Seen Favorable   Investigators Will Return to U.S. Tomorrow

OAS May Welcome Dominica   Investigators Due To Report In Washington

Gallatin National Bank — Votes Dividend in Stock: All Officers Reelected

Dividend In Stock Set By Gallatin Bank   Capitalization Is Increased; Board, Officers Re-elected

Ike, in His Farewell to Newsmen, ‘Never Looked More Like President

NOSTALGIC FAREWELL Last News Conference  Was ‘One of Ike’s Best’

Ike’s Last News Conference Proves To Be One of Best   Khrush Threatens Peace in Germany

At Last News Conference  Ike Smiles, Waves Hands, Raises  Arms In Victory Gesture, Leaves

Looked More Like Chief Than Ever   Speaks About Disappointments And Gratifications

Truce Efforts Continue  Cecemnenierenecth since tO OLE OCOD CLL COLAND,  U.N. Offensive Moves into City

UN Dissatisfied Over Belgium’s Handling Of Congo Border Incident

Jobless Pay Showdown Vote Due Wednesday   Ohio GOP To Need Dem Help To Pass Controversial Bill

Showdown Slated Wednesday icant uiinartmbtacaerarlr tt ideciatderaons Se  Ohio House Unit Readies Vote On Jobless Extension

Commerce Chief Namec   Walter A. Bowers Choice Of New State Commission

Frondizi s Candidate Poor Third   Austerity Program May Have To Yield Before Opposition

Complicated Chronoloe wy Comes Up   Tnuvolvements  Are Unfolding

SOVIET ASTRONAUT UNDER TREATMENT   Was Shot Into Spac Orbit, London Paper Says

Man Suf fering Alter-Effeets, Paper Asserts   Official Authenticity Of Flight Lacking: Not Denied by Tass

Red Astronaut Takes Journey Into Space?   Daily Worker Says Man. Survived Orbit Flight: Officials Refuse Any Comment

3 Orbits Completed, Paper Says   Man Reported Suffering From After-Effecis

MOISE UW SHLbE SILEINE  — S sadenebadeeadeneenacenaneedadaammamimameiaaaaeaiemeaaametmmantinamdemeamemmmmmemeemeiermemeadatmmte erie eeetenmmeamemamatemamane  Paper Claims first Spaceman

No Official Verification Of Manned Space Shot But Red Paper  In London Says Ailing Astronaut  yo..t ... FY... ak.

Reds Stil Block Action on Laos Truce Violations   Continue Adamant In Spite of Kennedy, Khrushchey ‘Accord’

LUNCHEON MEETING   CEASE-FIRE BREAKS  Reds Brush Aside  Criticism On Laos

Reds Avoid Talk About Violations  Ponder Effects of Vienna Parley at Geneva Meeting

Cease-Fire Violations Dismissed   Laos Meet Reopens After K-K Talks, Reds Continue Political Demands

Red Delegates  Brushing Aside  Violation Talk No indications of  antarantna

Cease-Fire Violations Talk Brushed Aside As. Nikita Statement Ignored

Reds Brush Off Charges Of Violation   Laos Talks Remain Stalemated Despite Meeting At Vienna

IN LAOS P. ARLEY  SN RN A TN RN a ere oe  Talk Of Cease-Fire Is Brushed Aside

Reds ‘Brush Aside Cease Fite. Talks .  Leaders Agree on The Importance of A TVrice in Laos

Reds Ignore Topic of Laos Cease-Fire   Ask Conference Resume Work on Political Angle

Conference Resumes  Reds Hail Summit, But lonore Laos Truce Call

Cease-Fire Violations Ignored   No Indications Ye Of Big Two Meet Effect On Parley

 CUBA-AT-A-GLANCE  Invaders Take To Hills   PROTEST TO CUBA Fxecuted Americans Denied  Fair Trials, US Charges   UNSURE OF FRIENDS  Red-Tinged Cuban Leaders Are Faced With Difficult Problems

New Agreement Frees Many U.S. Ships in Strike   Order to Halt Walkout May Be Sought Today

Schools and Factories Closed Blizzard Cripples East; Stinging Cold Follows

Blizzard In East Disruptive   Banks, Factories, Airports Closed By Heavy Snowstorm

Life Stalls In Drifts Of Blizzard  De: naly Snow >... a eee ce ed

Snow hits 29-inches; 10-foot drifts  Blizzard stymies East U. S.

Death Toll Rises —— eee  Drifts 10 Feet High In Eastern Blizzard   More In Sight. Roads Open Slowly, Surely As Area Adjusts To Snow

Blizzard Is Taking Heavy Toll   Snows Blanket East Coast From Maine To Virginia

Kast Again Receives Heavy Blow From Sky  Normal Pattern  rmewywe#e FY..e.a   Normal Pattern Of Life Upset By Snowstorm;  NYC Suffers

Big Blizzard Intense Cold Afflict East  Heavy Snows Close Schools, Factories;   Heavy Snows Close Schools, Factories; Traffic Accidents Sond Toli Saarina

Scatback Takes ocatback Takes Ride. .  Missile’ Lost As  Beacon Failed

Fear Tiny Monkey Lost as Atlas Capsule Comes Down in Rough Atlantic

Radio Failure Jeopardizes Recovery  ‘Scatback' Lost After Space Trip

Ships Search For Capsule   But Monkey That Took Space Ride Is Feared Lost

Scatback Atlas Missile Passenger Ocean Searched For Space Monkey After 17,000-MPH Flight

Recovery Of Monkey Not Likely   Heavy Seas Hinder Search For Monkey Who Took Ride Into Space for 600 Miles

After Ride Into Space _ LL ST Yet  See Little Chance ot Finding Monkey,

News of the World in Brief Atlas Firing Successful, But Scatback Is Doomed

OFFICIAL TABULATION  (Cite Canmieeian   Heavy Seas Up Odds Scientists Lose Hope For Monkey In Capsule

SHIP SEARCHING FOR ‘SCATBACK’ Capsule Lost After ~ Monkey's Space Ride

Capsule, Monkey Missing at Sea  Rough Water Hides   Rough Water Hides Tiny Space Traveler

While School Keeps  GEHLEN HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT AND — AWARDING OF SOME 46 DIPLOMAS SUNDAY NITE

While’School Keeps   VEnHe School neeps GEHLEN HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT AND —  AWARDING OF SOME “a5 HID] OMAS. SIINDAY NITE 

U.S. Asks SEATO Convene on Laos  Acts on Reported Invasion by Reds

Edueation Tiff Goes On  Loan Plan Tacked to Aid Bill; Rocky in Hassle on State Plan

Parochial School Aid Is Written _ Into Bill   Maneuver Part Of Strategy  To Push Federal Aid Measnre

Wheel on Fire Upon Takeoff   Brakes Frozen on Ground; Notified Of Fire by Tower

AEC Claims U.S. Strong On Weapons   New, Improved Rated Powerful Deterrent

Some of U.S. Nuclear Arms Now Obsolete   AEC Telis Congress Of Danger in Tests Without Inspection

‘AEC Reports Nuclear Weapon Supply ‘Adequate For Defense Requirements

AEC Says Arsenal Is Deterrent   Warning Given Against Atom Test Moratorium

U.S. Arsenal of Nuclear Weapons Offers  ‘Powerful Deterrent Against Aggression’

Ample store of nuclear  tools-AEC   Number, variety offer powerful deterrent to war

‘Powerful Aggression Deterrent’  AEC Says Nuclear Arsenal Is At Best

Obsolete Models Being Retired . .  U.S. Has Full Nuclear Weapons Arsenal

On the Inside...   U.S. Strength ‘Powerfully Deters Against Aggression’

U.S. ‘Retiring’ Its Obsolescent Atom Weapons  anarte Beil din   AEC Reports Buildup Of Vast Arsenal of New, Improved Arms

Present Nuclear Weapons Strength ‘Powerful Deterrent To Agesression’

OBSOLETE MODELS RETIRED  U.S. Builds Up Big Arsenal Of New And Improved Nuclear Weapon:

AEC ‘Retiring’ Obsolete Atom Weapon Supply  Defense ‘Arsenal’ Now Has Improve: Nuclear Devices

New Nuclear Build-up ‘Powerful Deterent’   Older Models Are Obsolete

US Builds Up Arsenal Of Weapons   Starts Relegating Obsolescent Models Into Retirement

Nuclear Arsenal Grows AEC Says U.S. Has Begun ‘Retiring’ Old A-Weapons

AEC Reveals Some Nuclear Weapons Now Outmoded   Some Are Retired, Replaced By New Ones, Says Report: Urges Ban on Testing.

Obsolescent Ones Retired U.S. Has Huge Arsenal Of New Nuclear Weapons

U.S. Relegates Some Weapons To Scrap Heap   Developments Fast Enough to Outmode Many Older Models

Nuclear Strength Called Deterrent   U. S. Is Relegating Older Weapons to Retirement, Report

Nuclear Weapon Buildup Cited  ARC Warns A oatnst Finnoliced Testino Moratorium

Erbe disappointed, still hopeful of reapportionment bill, he says

U.S. Support Bolsters Thant  Seeks Wide Approva For New Congo Plan

U Thant Seeks Wider Approval Of Congo Plan   Proposal Authorizes Force to Put End To Katanga Fighting

United Nations: ©. * U.N. Bond Issue Support Grows   Plan Would Help Avoid Bankruptcy Over Congo

U Thant Seeking  Wide OK   Will Submit New Congo Plan to Advisor Group

Thant Seeks Way to Bring Katanga In  UN Control OF Province Sought In New Plan

U Thant Seeks Wider Support Of Congo Plan   U.S. Backs Ideas Of U.N. Secretary

In the U.N. ...  U Thant Seeks Wider Support  Plan for Katanga Going to Advisors .

U.S. BACKS PLANS FOR CONTROLS   Airlift Ends; Katanganese Fire On Globemaster

UThant Presents Plan For Congo  Seeks Wider Support To Bring Katanga Under U.N. Control

Legislative Review House Floor Leader Aims Halt Deficit Spending

BOGIsidrive neview ee  House. Floor Leader Aims Halt Deficit Spending

Soviets Ask Action on U.N. Chief   Envoy Charges ‘Power Seizure’ In Secretariat

REJECT U. S. PROCEDURE  Reds Claim U.N. Run by  ‘A Seizure of Powers’

‘Power Grab’ in U.N. Pit by Russia   Zorin Says Agency Being Run Under Selzure of Reins

Ceremony At White House  Launches Delaware Pact   Lawrence Says Penna. Will Press Congress For Action

Railroad Car Plunges Into River: 41 Dead   Crowded With Yule Shoppers

Heavy Death Toll At Least 60 Lives Lost In Italian Diesel Mishap

68 Persons Killed as Train Car Snaps Off   Holiday Shoppers, Workers Found in Twisted Steel

Railway Car Plunge Kills 60 In Italy  At Least 33 Hurt As Coach Drops 10€  Th... Teen Ro<-am NR.)

42 Killed In Railway  Cor Crash   Coach Crowded With Yule Shop:  ners In Plunge

— CHRISTMAS TRAGEDY IN ITALY —  60 Die In Plunge Of Runaway Rail Car

4? die in train crash   Runaway car jammed with holiday shoppers

* ; ’ Plunges Down Embankment ee  34 Killed In Runaway Rail Car         Highway Toll Begins Its  Upward Rise

Italian Tragedy  34 Persons Die AsRunaway Train  Plunges 100 Feet

42 Die In Italian  RR Mishap   Car Carrying Yule Shoppers Snaps Loose From Train, Falls Into River

60 Killed, 303 Hurt In Rail Mishap   Car Jammed With Shoppers Plunges 100 Feet In Italy

(hart Ss shoppers Aboard  Jammed Rail Car Falls Into River Bed; 60 Dead

68 Killed In Italian  Train Crash   Car Plunges 100 Fee Into River Bed; 33 Injured.

Soviet Premier Wants European Peace This Year   Seeks Steps Now To Settle Berlin, German Issues

Insists On Peace With Germany This Year   Meeting With Kennedy Called ‘Worthwhile’

Implications For Berlin en  Khrushchev Urges  European Peace Talk

Peace Has To Come This Year Says Red Chief   Europe Stand Re-Affirmed

Settlement _ Asked In ’61   Russ Premier Gives TV Talk On Kennedy Parley

Keattirms Soviet Position—  Khrushchev Calls For Settlement on Germany, Berlin This Year’

Khrushchev Calls for Peace Treaty with Germany Now   Premier Tells Russians Talks with Kennedy Were Worthwhile.

K Calls For Peace In ‘61   Reaffirms His Position On Berlin And Germany

VIEWS OVER DISARMING   Says No Nation Can Halt Power Of Communism

PREMIER: SETTLEMENT MANDATORY   “World War II Allies’ Parley Is Requested

County To Vote On One-Mill Operating Levy Needed To Avert Deficit   Need Funds For Regional Planning, CD A nd Airport Operation

U.S. Asks For Proof  Denies Naval Base   Denies Naval Base Helping Invasion

U.S. Will Remain Tough on Allowing Red China in UN  Formosa Reassured U. S. Continues As Friend

 Dead, 15 Hurt As Tornadoes Hit lowa Sunday   Garrison Man Killed While Attending Church

Midlands hit by twisters, hail and wind  One man dead, several injured   as  gseesese £3 Oe eae

One Killed, 15 Hurt In Tornadoes Buildings, Planes  Wrecked; Lines Down in lowa :

First Tornado Of Year  Batters Parts of lowa   One Killed, 15 Hurt On Sun.

Victim is satisfactory  FBI investigating the bombing that injured K.C. union chief

Sub Secrets Stolen By 5, British Claim   High-Powered Radio Station Found In Home Near Base 

Britain Bares Radio Spying   House in Suburb of London High-Power Station, Charge

British Charge Secrets Stolen   Small House Used to Hide Radio Station

Britain Seizes Red Spy Radio in London Suburb   Government Accuses Five Persons of Stealing Top Submarine Secrets.

Small London House Radios Naval Secrets   British Govt. Accuses . Five Defendants of Snvine

OPEN RED SPY TRIAL IN LONDO}   Charge Traitors Stole British Naval Secrets; Transmitter Found In London Suburban Home.

Record Peacetime Budget  Shelter Plan Included In New Defense Budeet

Kennedy Gets Full Defense Money Request   Civilian Shelter Plan ls Approved

Include Funds For CD Shelters  Record Peacetime Defense Spending Gets Congress OK

Congress Gives Kennedy $46 Billion For Defense And Fallout Shelters

Record Peacetime Spending  Nationwide Shelter Bill Is Approved By Congress

Congress Approves $46 Billion Record Defense Outlay Old; Provides For Fallout Shelters

Also To See  If Gizenga Had Any Part In Butcheri ‘ing  OF 13 Italians

Government Agrees To Help Probe  . Reinforcements Ordered To Seal  wee! 2. Kz

All of Kennedy Cabinet Appears to be Cinch For Senate Approval  May be a by ew v Votes? ° Against Br rother;

Brother’s Selection Questioned . . . Senate's Confirmation  Of Cabinet Is Certain

Assure JFK Cabinet Heads Of Confirmatior   Brother Faces Possibility Of Tough Grilling By Senators

Local-Level GM Strikes Loom Todav   Issues Unsettled At Scores Of Plants On Eve Of Deadline

INSIDE WASHINGTON   Weekly Sizeup by Washington Stalt Of Scrinps-Howard Newspapers

State Also In Need Of Ready Cash   Fund Measure Was Vetoed By DiSalle

Democrats Say Crisis Threatened   Agreement Also Needed on Budget For Fiscal Year

Republicans See No Crisis Ahead   Democrats Contend Cash Shortage Nears

JFK Speech ‘Hear tening Europe View   Cougratulations To New President From Khrushehev

Kennedy Schedule: Nato Conference On Congo Crisis  President ‘Concerned’ Over Troubled African Affairs, Tension With Russia  United Press International WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—President Kennedy announces that Secretary of State Dean Rusk will attend the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization mecting at Bangkok on March 27.  By MERRIMAN SMITH

Kennedy Sets NATO Talk On Congo Crisis   To Confer With Spaak Tuesday In Washington

GOP Leaders Back Kennedy's W To Reds on Conge      Dirksen Calls For Development of Militant Action

Kennedy plans key meeting to strengthen NATO   Republicans Back Stand

Juvenile Delinquency Lack of Parental  Responsibility Is Source of Woe

Juvenile Delinquency  South Suburban Officers View Child's Problems

Delinquency Survey Key to Juveniles:  Consistent Logic, Less Psychology

Juvenile Delinguenc  School Officials Tell Approach to Problem Pupils

While School Keeps  33 GEHLEN STUDENTS ATTENDING CATHOLIC — STATE: MUSIC FESTIVAL   ANL-State Aoncavk

While School Keeps   33 GEHLEN STUDENTS ATTENDING CATHOLIC — STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL  All-State Concert — Truecdavy at Carroll

Weather Forecast   In School Board Crackdown... Delinquent Tax Collector Named

Floods Rake Many Areas Afier Rains   Pennsylvania And West Virginia Hit By Raging Rivers

Strikers Call For New Rally In Belgium   Government Claims Country Slowly Returning to Normal

Strikers Call New Protests In Belgium   Government Claims Country fs Slowly Returning to Norma!

Socialist Strike Is Nearly Ended   Strife-Torn , Country Returning to Normal

Strikers In Belgium Ask New Protest  a SN aa 2 Saale erga weet Ser, EO SIRMEMRRAenT   Government Report Nation Returning To Normal Ways

Brussels Strike Weakens   Socialist Efforts To Close Stores Fizzles, Transport Rack To Normal

VITAL SERVICES BEING RESTORED  Belgium Government — Claims Nation ‘Normal

Their Place Is in the Home....   High Court Relieves Women of Jury Duty

i “Place in the Home’ No Jury Duty Unless Women Ask to Serve, Court Decides

PASIr FiaGce iS cM Tee Fave 2. 2 cre aE  Women Will Not Have To Serve On Juries

Bitter Cold, Snow Chill East Coast   Storm Strands 30 Students in Gym in Wyomina

Automobile Insurance  Hike Asked   Industry Claims Firms Endangered

ported Massing Deevwim ca     Lumumbist Forces R Aevace Barder fea Kiwes

‘Lumumba Followers Pose Threat ‘To United Nations, Katanaa Troops

DFL Raps Andersen Rigg Ruling   Asks Why Reitmann, Rigg Treated Differently When Accusations the Same

‘Far Out’ Idea Would Speed Up Learning Process  —~Blug Students Into Computer?

Qn The Inside   but Wha-ioppens ILA Fuse Blows?  Plug-In Students May Become Educational Reality      Here is how it would work:

Space Chimp Peace Corps In Reverse  African Primate  Unconcerned Abou’ S23 2... 2. wee 2

Enos Poker Faced Young Immigrant  He’s The Two-Legged American Who Rode Into Space Today

Plain, But Stable Famous Astro-Chimp Is Quiet, Unsmiling Introvert

PILLAR-OF-1 OF-THE-COMMUNITY  tenement  ~ Spacechimp Enos Is Quiet, Taciturn Type

How the Star Was Picked Enos Is an Unsmiling _ Introvert—but-No Worrier

Astro- Chimp Is 5 Years  Old; He's Designated as 'Pillar of Community’ Type

Lenten Guideposts Don’t Let Dreams Die; Today’ 5 Sunset Augurs  Tomorrow's Sunrise —

. Lenten — Guideposts  personal messages of Inspiration and faiths   Dreamers Of Highway 78

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS   Here Is Secret of Happiness and Youth: Keep Praying, Dreaming, Driving New Stakes

‘THERE WILL BE NO WAR’ Nikita Tempers Fiery Berlin Crisis Speech

Squalls Drench Cape Canaveral Launching Area   Navy Officer Suited, Poised Ready for Takeof? When De cision Comes.

Informed Sources Say Navy Commander Hee Raan Salactad far Snacea Flinks

2 More Days Of Waiting For Shepard   Cape, Tracking Range Weather Both Are Bad

First Attempt To Place U.S. Astronaut In Space Postponed For 48 Hours

Shepard Chosen For Trip; Must Wait 48 Hours As Clouds Spoil Attempt

Alan B. Sheparc Must Wait af Least 48 Hours  Bad Weather Halts ocket Dide While

At Least 48 Hours Must Elapse Before American Astronaut Takes Rocket Ride Into Heavens.   COMMANDER SHEPARD PICKED TO GO FIRST

No New Date Set for Launching But-at Least 48-Hour Wait Will Be Necessary—-Conditions At Canaveral and Down Range Statinne Bad

Rocket Ride Postponed For At Least 48 Hours   Heavy Cloud Cover   A Maior Step

48-Hour Wait Until Next Try   Shepard Named Candidate for Rocket Ride Into Space

Weather Balks U.S. Plan To Fire A. B. Shepard Jr. Into Space: Wait 48 Hrs.   HAD DONNED SUIT

Space Trip Delayed Due To Weather   Navy Man Picked; Glenn ds Alternate

Delayed At Least 48 Hours  U.S. Postpones Space Shot After Astronaut Is Suited Up

Astronaut Shepard Kept Waiting Weather Holds up Man-in-Space Shot

US Man-In-Space Shot Is Postponed.   Bad Weather  Is Resoonsible

Weather Delays Man-in-Space Shot   U.S. Airliner Forcea To Fly to Havana

Alan Shepard Named As First Astronaut   Unfavorable Weather Stops Countdown Will be At Least 48 Hours Before Plan To Shoot America’s Frist Manned Flight

Astronaut Must Wait 48 Hours:   Ala: B. Shepard Jr. To Be Kept In Cane’s Ready Room

Postponed At Least 48 Hours; Astronaut Calm As Countdown Started

Bad weather postpones U.S. man-in-space shot; Shepard chosen for ride

Postponement For 2 Days at Least at Cape   Shepard Selected For Big Adventure

Navy s Alan Shepard fo Be rirst Astronaut   Bad Weather Postpones Today's Shot

Shepard Is Picked For First Try   New Attempt Not For Another 48 Hours

Cmdr. Shepard, Chosen for Today's Attempt, Must Wait At Least Another 48 Hours

Bad Weather Forces 48-Hour Postponement   37-Year-Old Navy Commander Is No. 1 Choice

Alan Shepard Must Wait at Least 48 Hours  Weather Delays Man-Shoot

Man In SpaceShot Postponec Uniil Thursday  Weather Failed To Meet Minimum

Glenn Chosen Backup Man At Launching   Countdown Halted; 48-Hour Wait  rs ee i; eee 2 ce pe

Chosen Flier Has To Wait 2 More Days   Life’s One Big Challenge To Astronaut Alan Shepard

No Definite New Launch Date Fixed  A. B. Shepard,  Navy Commander, ; eee Oe eee 3 ee

Hight to Space ls Delayed by Poor Weather   48 Hour Wait Ahead For First Astronaut

Postponed for At Least 48 Hours   Navy's Shepard Chosen for First Flight

Bad Weather As Shepard Waiting  Backup Astronaut  In Mercury Effort Is Lt. Col. Glenn

SHEPARD IS CHOSEN AS ASTRONAUT   America’s Plans For Manned Rocket Flight Postponed As Shepard Waits In Space Suit.

U.S. Space ? Hopes Ride on Shepard   Glenn, No. 2 Man Also Ready for Trip on Rocket

Alan Shepard Must Wait 48 Hours Man-in-Space Rocket Ride Postponed by Bad Weather

Navy Flier Picked For Fhght Try   Next Attempt At Canaveral Likely Later This Week

Astronaut Must Wait 48 Hours; _ Unfavorable Weather Spoils First Try

Bad Weather at Canaveral Is Responsible; Next Try At Least 48 Hours Away

Shot Stalled 48 Hours — By Weather   Shepard Still No. 1. Astronaut for Next Attempt Thursday

Weather Forces Postponement of Astronaut Shot   Alan B. Shepard, a 37-Year-Old Officer In Navy Selected.

Bad Weather Halts Flight Of Astronaut   Mercury Project Blast-off May Be Held On Thursday

Man in space shot delayed by weather   Postponement of space shot big letdown

Alan Shepard Chosen To Take Ist Rocket Ride   Bad Weather Forces Postponement; Next Try At Least 48 Hours Away

Delay Averis Extra Hazards For Navy Flier   Shepard To Stay On ‘Standby’ for Later Attempt

Glenn Next If ‘Tension  ‘Too Much  Astronaut to Face Constant Checks

Navy Pilot Picked   Second Launch Try At Cape Canaveral May Be Thursday

Shepard Selected For Flight   Weather Conditions Force Wait Of 48 Hours For Next Space Attempt

Bad Weather  Is Reason   Astronaut Shepard May Make Trip In 48 Hours

SHEPARD GETS ASSIGNMENT Venture Delayed As Heavy Clouds Cover Cape, Missile Range

Bad Weather Postpones U.S: Manned Space Shot  Alan Sheppard, Navy: Commander, ‘Chosen

Re-Set For Thursday lf Weather Is Good   Glenn as Alternate   Outlook Good

Rocket Ride Postponed For At Least 48 Hours — Navy Commander Will Remain Choice For Historic Trip Unless He Is Sidelined By Physical Or Mental Disorder — Backup Astronaut Is Marine Lt Col. Glenn

Shot Is Postponed at Least 48 Hours   Shepard, 37-Year-Old Navy Officer, Chosen to Ride Rocket Into Snace

Spaceman s Flight Delayed 2 Days   Bad Weather at Canaveral Forces Halt; Alan Shepard Chosen as First Astronaut

U. S. Astronaut Flight Delayed By Bad Weather   At Least 48-Hour Postponement; Shepard Chosen With Glenn Backup

Launching Is Postponed By Bad Weather   Rocket Ride Js Delayed For At Least 48 Hours; Glenn No. 2 Astronaut

eather Delays U. S. Attempt Until Thursd sday  Ricerca ne memento i anitastoN ta.  freee Shot Postponed

Dead, 1 Missing, 5 Saved  upenretaetnsenesesonsansscavesnanssnenswntnownreseeslng ne enter en ren  Nuclear Armed Plane Crashes

Rebeilion Proclaimed Against Portugal   Jet Bomber Equipped With 2 Nuclear Weapons Crashes

Armed U.S. Jet Crashes; Three Killed   Two Nuclear Devices Were Aboard; Plane Hits Near Goldsbero, N.C.

3 CREWMEN KILLED  2 Atomic Bombs Fail to Explode As B-52 Crashes

Huge Jet Bomber Carrying Nuclear Weapons Crashes And Burns; 3 Known Dead

B526 Jet Bomber Down In No. Caroline  Twe Nuclear Devices  On Board, Three Of Lreaw Raad KK Eereama

Bonham POLL TAX Renort   Blast Averted as Jet with Nuclear Weapons Crashes

Nehru Asks Cold War  Moratorium   Indian Leader's Proposal To U.N. Called ‘Utopian’

Indian Leader s Suggestion Has Elusive Goals   Delegates Feel Words Admirable, Scheme Utopian

Nehru Asks U.N. for Year of Truce on World Dispute:   War Not Necessary, Saviet Official Savs

— ELUSIVE GOAL FOR DIPLOMATS — Many Label Nehru’s Proposal As Utopian

Nehru in Call For UN Utopia   Indian Leader Urges Assembly Sel Moratorium for Year on Bickering

ap  Calls For Harmony [Nehru Calls For Truce  In Talk To UN Delegate

WHEAT HIT BY HAIL IN CANYON   Tornadoes Again Dot Panhandle; Wind At Abilene

Theories of U.S. Experts — Believe Russia Tested  Superbomb Components

An Intermediate Bi e Range bh asl U.S. Speculates Soviets Tested Unit Of Superbomb

Red Test Triggers. Speculation   Explosion May Have Been Component For Superbomb

New Superbomb Element Seen  U.S. Experts Ponder Soviet Nuclear Tests

Nuclear Explosion Set Off  Soviet Blast May Have Been Testing Part Of Super Bomb

Speculate Russia’s First Nuclear Weapons Test In 3 Years Component Of Superbomb

Super Warhead Could be Goal Of Red Army   First Experiment May Have Been Step In That Direction

U.S., Britain  Set Course   To Continue Effort For Russ Settlement

Reds May Have Tested Trigger For Their 100 Megaton Weapon   Could Be Step In Developing Minuteman-Type ICBM Warhead

MEN  PAST 40   Troubled with GETTING UP NIGHTS Pains in BACK, HIPS, LEGS Tiredness, LOSS OF VIGOR

PAST 40   Troubled with GETTING UP NIGHTS  Pains in BACK, HIPS, LEGS Tivadmace 1fCC HE VICAR

EEE A eee Pe  MEN PAST 40   Troubled with GETTING UP NIGHTS  Pains in BACK, HIPS, LEGS Tiradnace FACE NE VICND

South Africa's Pro-White Government Faces Lonely Future Packed with Peril

Daily Almanac   After Quitting Commonwealth a South Africa Faces Dismal Future   Ry ARTHUR 1... CAVSHON

Bars Dictatorship   REIGN APPARENTLY OVER  ‘Trujillos Land in Florida

U.S. Show ot Force Bars Dictatorship   REIGN APPARENTLY OVER  Trujillos Land in Florida

Trujillo Reign Seems Ended   Near Island Crisis  Flotilla To Remain

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY e   ‘Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Council of Churches Religior Features)

DECISION IS UP TO PRESIDENT  Demand U.S. Test Own Nuclear Bombs in Aijir

Soviet Blast Was Biggest In History   Nixon, Senators Urge Tests in Atmosphere Be Started Immediately

Follow Suit, Nixon Urges ..  Red Blast Stirs Demand For US Air Bomb Tests

BORDER CLOSING EXCUSE Ulbricht Claims West Plans Berlin Attack   FRANCE RELUCTANT West Foreign Ministers  Push for Crisis Meeting

Wests Accused By Ulbricht Of  Plotting Attack   Patrol Of Berlin Border By Allies ls Denounced By East German Leader

AIRPORTS ARE CLOSED  DURING NIGHT   Intercept Order Issued Against French Flights   French Soldiers Facing Dilemma

Split by Algerian Crisis Dilemma Facing French Army: "Which Leader Do We Obey?’

Foreign Legion Instigator  Fate of Faltering French Army  Up to Commanders in Algeria

Among Responsible Leaders . . . De Gaulle Opposition ls Apparently Mounting

ormer French Leaders Raise Hue And Cry  Move To Depose De Gaulle Grows

EMPIRE STATE BUILDING SOLD   Prudential Insurance Company Pays $65Million

Rep. Humphrey Collapses, Dies In Ohio House   Ashtabula County Republican Stricker Following Hearing

Death Claims GOP Member Of Ohio House   R. L. Humphrey Of Ashtabula. County Stricken’

JFK Asks Venezuelans To Back Alliance Plan   Kennedy Approves Loan Of $133 Million to Ghana

Caracas _ Vi: it ah Z Varm. ‘Suc ccess             tiot Fears Unfounded;  “rowds Cheer: ‘Kennedys

Leftist Strife Threats Fade   Touring JFK, First Lady To Fly  From Caracas To Colombia Today

esd ne OF ¥ tw. id had MOET ED Ne he ee  IFK. Asks Aid Plan Suipcark

Venezuela’s Chief Lauds West Camp   Reception Brings Smiles From JFK: Incidents Lacking

Latin Visit Has No Incidents   President Tries To Cement New Alliance Pact

Kennedy Cheerea  By Venezuelans  Violence Threats Vanish As President Pays Visit

Instead of Violence, 'Viva Kennedy’ Rings in Capital; Flying Today to Colombia

Caracans cheer ‘Viva Kennedy  WARMTH OF RECEPTION BRINGS  TT RRPrC CaseeTr wef CUTE Olu TFT TI ST CC Oerm

MISSION SEEMS SUCCESSFUL Leftist Threats Vanish As Venezuelans Cheer Kennedy

“Viva Greets President On Caracas Tour   Omen of Success In Efforts To Aid  Lavin Amerien “nen

No Incidents During Visit By Kennedy   Latin Americans Are Warned About Alien Philosophies

President Asks Support for Plan Of Development   Mrs. Kennedy Speaks in Spanish, Captivates Audience

Seeks Venezuelan Support Caracans Cheer Kennedy; Violence Threats Vanish

 SNYDER... The Christmas Shopping City       Venezuelans Cheer JFK;  Violence Threats Vanish

Heavy Snow Misses Salem   New Starme Strike   New Storms Strike Eastern Seaboard

Central Ohio Gets New Snow Blanket But Next Few Days Due To Be Fair

S. W. Ohio Bears Brunt  Of Snowfall   3 To 4 Inches In Area While North Section Escapes

Shotgun Blast In Head Fatal To Heminqway      Famous Novelist Accidentally Kills Himself While Cleaning Gun

Veep Tells Steps Taken To Aid Red-Threatened South Viet Nam People

inside The Lima Netrcs      VY ULEl EFUPL pinsiadlac: Subiantaamielanlaad anid   LBJ Says We'll Battle Reds In Southeast Asia

Announces Series Of Aid Steps.  “Sees Substantial   “Sees Substantial Improvement in . Viet Nam: Situation

Steps Taken to Help Red-Threatened — South Viet Nam, Johnson Reveals

Baby Elephant Swallows Ball Then Dances While Vet Doctors Her Throat

Biasest Since Teapot Dome’  ~ New Scandal ‘Hinted In Goldfine Case

Big Political Scandal in Washington   More of Goldfine Indicates 2-Party May Be Involved

Weather   Goldfine May Help Blow Lid Off Major Political Scandal

Democrats, Republicans  Are Involved  Hint Information Supplied By Coldfine Aide

Probe Complaints Of Recalled Guards And Reservists   Bernard Goldfine May Hold Key; GOP, D ems Involved  Report Justice Department Probing Major Political Scandal

involving Political Bigwigs . . .  N  Goldfine’s Name Linked With Rumor of Scandal

Justice Dept. Said Sifting Details Of Goldfine Case For Major Scandal

Reports Say Goldfine Case Reopens   Described as ‘Biggest Political Scandal Since Teapot Dome Incident’

Hitler's Minister of Death Goes to Trial; Courtroom Has Air of East Side Elegance

Blockade More Critical  United Nations Congo Troops  Faced With Short Food Supply

U.N. Troops In Congo Face Food Shortage  Blockade Of Supplie: At Mako May Force Cricte In Faw Weoal.

PRAYER FOR .  @ IODAY e@   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Believe Reds Set Off Bomt   Violent Blast Is Reported By  Swedish Source

Spy Set Up Deseribed In London   Court Hearings Bare “Fantastic” Equipment Used

Bungalow In London Was Web Center  A eonl Rinna   Naval Seeret Sent to Russia Via Short Wave

5 Accused Of Spying  In Britain   Used Fantastic Gear in Work, Crown Charges

London Bungalow Said Fantastic Spying Center   . PRELIMINARY ESPIONAGE HEARING OPENS

London Spy Cottage Center Of Espionage   Radio To Moscow, Letters, Microdot Film Setup, Other Devices Unearthed

Britain Tells Of Fantastic Spying Ring   Bungalow Center Of Web, Court Tolc In Hearing For 5

ON LOANS REDUCED   Small Business Would Benefit In Jobless Areas

Gov't Slashes Interest Rates To Businesses   Loans To Small Firms To Carry 4 Per Cent Rate   LENDING PROGRAM

PRAYER FOR...  e J0DAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National  Counct of Churches Religion Features)

EUB Official Will Retire  from Duties   Dr. S. B. Daughert: To Leave Ministry — Ordained In 1912

Pushkin Turns Down West On Laos Peace   Test Ban Conference Also In Geneva Remains In Deadlock

Pushkin Rejects West's Attempts to Strengthen Cease-fire 1n Laos

Underworld Blamed For Gang Slaying   Top Echelon Of Rackets Believed Involved In Deaths

Tornadoes Hit Florida Coastlines   Ft. Lauderdale And Sarasota Suffer Property Damage

Seven Children Burned to Death While Parents Were Down at Laundry

lraq Claim on Kuwait  Challenged   Nasser’s Republic Against Efforts to Grab Oil Prize

UAR Moves To Prevent  Annexation  Leaders Rallyin, Th Aid MEK   Leaders Rallying To Aid Of Oil Rich Areq

Arabian Chiefs Line Up Today With Sheikdom   U.A.R. Is Adamant On Claim by Iraq  Over Kuwait Area

—-SUPPORT RICH SHEIKDOM— Arab Chiefs Oppose — Traq Claim On Kuwait

, faking rirm stand  Arab Nations Voice Opposition to ‘fraq‘s Claim to Kuwait Sheikdom

Arabs Back Kuwait   Carnival Girlie Shows,  Gambling Get Warning

‘\Sheikdom Of Kuwait Arab Leaders Lining Up Against Iraq’s Claim

Officially Approved   Arab Leaders Begin To Line Up  Against Iraq’s Claim To Kuwait

Arab Leaders Against Iraq's Kuwait Claim   President Nasser Comes Out Aqainst Any Attempt At Seizure

IRAQ’S CLAIM TO SHEIKDOM OPPOSED   Saudi Arabia Ready To Use Force If Necessary  ns  ROITICU   Bolster Garrison Of Small Nation With Troops: U.S. Gives Recognition

Arab Leaders Line Up Against lraq   President Nasser's Forces Give Support to Oil-Rich ‘Neiahbor’

Arab Leaders Line Up To Back Kuwait   Iraq Bid To Grab Oil Rich Sheikdom Faces Stiff Oppositior

Arab Leaders Line Up Against Iraq   CAIRO (AP) — Arab leaders were lining up tov avainst Iraq’s claim to the rich little sheikdom of

Idehe Traffic Deaths   Arab Leaders Line Up Against lraq’s Claim to Tiny Kuwait

King Saud Ready to Use Force  Arab Nations Lining Up on Side of Kuwait

10-Nation League Dead saewaae  Arab Leaders Lining Up Against Iraq

Arab Chiefs Line Up Against Iraqi Claim to Kuwai Nasser Stand Against  Take-Over Expected To Influence Others

Arab Leaders Lining Up For Kuwait Fight   UAR: President Takes Stand ‘Against Iraq Annexation Effort

Arabian Chiefs Line Up Today With Sheikdom  U.A.R. Is Adamant   U.A.R. Is Adamant On Claim by Iraq Over Kuwait Area

Focus on Health  Waves of Asian Flu Linkec To Increased U.S. Deaths

15. WARNS MORE DELAY IS SERIOUS   Rusk Admits U. S. Supplies  Have Increased

Cease-Fire Delay Matter of Concern   Soviets Said Hiking Airlift to Rebels

Official Cites Rise in Russ Aid to Rebels   Further Postponing of Agreement Said of Grave Concern

State Department Terms  Cease Fire Delays Serious  Rusk Expects Soviet Reply To British Plan Shortly

Warns Laos Delay Stirs  Concern   May Be ‘Very Serious, Says State Dept.— Expect Soviet Reply On Cease-Fire Soon .

NOT A POSITIVE RESPONSE’  Russia Greatly Increasing Arms Shipment To Laotian Rebels: U.S.

Laotian Situation  Delicate  . Mansfield Is. Fearful ofa New Outbreak

U.S. CONCERN OVER LAOS INCREASING   State Depesterent-Werns Again Further Delay In  Reaching Cease - Fire Agreement.

Delay » See y Seen Matter of Serious Concern of Ser  U, S Prods Ruse On Laos Peace

Continued Increase in Unemployment Gives Push to Emercency Measures

To Spur Nation’s Economy      Administration Pushes Anti-Recession Drive

Drive Pushed (n Recession By President   Revitalization Of Sagging Economy Number One Aim

. MORE URGENCY FOR ECONOMIC PROGRAM-—  Push Anti-Recession Drive

Anti-Recession Drive Begun by Administration   Program Given ‘ew Urgency by Latest Report on Number of Jobless.

Bell YD eel he be A et he UN Rh Ok REN AE A AP ee hE HM YI AUR et eta ef HR RNIN TE RP BTA AL RABE ARS ER RAABENES TA ASA PIECE OE IER RINE AT MEMES EOE SEALE EAE TEN TETETAO ENR ET TAIN ANAL IN TADUTEMSEEE ASE LA SNARES  Anti- Recession Drive Pushed As Jobless Claims Increase

A Colossal Lie. That's What  But Swallow Is A Real Sweetie   Kansas long has been famed for

Liars Club Maets Again . Saccharine Swallow Singing : Too Sweet for Diabetic Ears

Equal Break for All Red Arrow Men on Christmas Leave Planned by Transportation Facilities

Freighter Sinks, 35 Are Rescued   Heavy Coastal : Break Ship In Half

Fellow Officers, Public Pay Tribute fo Slain Policeman af Funeral  Wounded Partner Leaves Hospital   Wounded Partner Leaves Hospital Bed to Attend Rites in Van Nuys

Fellow Officers, Public Pay Tribute fo Slain Policeman af Funeral   Wounded “Partner Leaves Hospita Bed-to. Attend ‘Rites in Van Nuys

Macmillan Sees Duty to Maintain Balance of Power   Gaitskell, Labor Leader, Says Khrush Made Terrible Mistake, Denounces 50-Megaton Test.

Free World Still Angry Over Blast   Macmillan Backs Any Test: Planned by U.S.

Macmillan  Backs US  Bomb Tests  Makes Pledge Ir Wake Of Soviet Superbomb Test

State Minimum Wage Bill introduced   Others Call for Labor Board, No Daylight Saving

Among Numerous Measures Minimum Wage, Daylight Saving  Bills Before Illinois Legislators

News Advertiser Route Managers  ele atie SO ee ee   Thursday, Friday & Saturday

News Advertiser Route Managers  make their weekly (Callacntan:   Thursday, Friday & Saturdav

News Advertiser Route Managers  make their weekly Collections on   Thursday, Friday & Saturday

News Advertiser Route Managers  mate thair woaakliw (Cnallarntan.   Thursday, Friday & Saturday

Captain Appeals To President   Wants Cuban Ship Used In Bargaining

House OK’s Needy Children Aid  Byrd Committee Studies Two Anti-Recession Bills

House Passes  Child Aid Plan   Program of Federal Benefits For Needy Children Given Senate Body

Senate Finance ‘Unit Holds Key ‘To Jobless Aic   Committee Headed by Sen. Byrd Has UC Extension, Needs  Children Bills.

RB47 Story Still Veiled By Mystery   Cold War Heroes Say Aireraft Shoat Back At Soviet Jet

Freed RB47 Fliers Tell of Attack By Reds; Raise Doubts about Crew

Story Told Newsmen Leaves Many Questions Unanswered — Returned Americans Refuse To Tell Object Of Mission Which Ended When Their Plane Was Downed By Soviets And What Information They Gave Captors

Deny Violation of Red Border  Freed Fliers Tell of Air Fight With Attacking Russian Jet

Returned Fliers Tell Of Ordeal In Russia   Give No Clue To Fate of 3 Still Missing

Cold War Heroes Tell Of Attack by Soviets   Brief Air Battle Is Described; Treated as Criminals

Pair Tells Of Prison Hardships   Raise New Questions About Fate Of Three Other U. S. Fliers

Cold War Heroes Admit Firing Back   Tell of Cun-Battle With Reds  and Thetr Subsequent Canture

cir ALN pr anaes ricmnad =>) iene seca TA NC it  Pilots’ Story Raises Point  On Fate Of 3   2 U.S. Fliers Freed By Soviet Tell About Brief Battle In Air

Heroes’ Stories Raise Questions About 3 Others   Tell Publicly First Time of Air Battle

Freed Fliers Tell Of Attack On RB47 Plane   Story Of Two Cold War Heroes Raises New Questions About Fate Of Missing Men

RBA47 Fliers Raise Doubts About Crewmen  - Freed Airmen Tell Of Being Shot Down By Reds in Battle

Coal Miners Had Fought Gas Fires   YANKS FIRED BACK  How Reds Treated U.S. Fliers

Fate of 3 Companions Unknown —  RB47 Returned Soviet Fire, Say Released Fliers

RB47's 2 Heroes Tell Facts   McKone, Olmstead Describe Air Fight With Soviet MIG

Hardships in Soviet Prison... .  Two Cold War Heroes Relate Story of Capture

Fate Of 3 Fellow Crewmen Unknown Ll  Many Mysteries Remain As Freed Airmen Tell Story Of RB17

@ McKone, Olmste ad Tell of Capture  Sars Raise Onestinns About Fate of Airmen

Two Calmly Tell About Brief Air Battle With Russians Fliers Raise New Questions On Other Crewmen's Fate

RB4/ Fliers Raise Doubts About Crewmen  Freed Airmen Tell   Freed Airmen Tell Of Being Shot Down By Reds In Battle

‘Three Crewmen Still Missing, Two U.S. ‘Airmen Released by Russians Declare _

Interview With Two Freed Air Force Pilots — Leaves Many. Questions Yet To Be Answeret

Reds Fired First  Fate Of Other RB47  Crewmen Unknown   Although Olmstead «aid he «anu

Hope, Faith In God Overcame Extreme Hardships For Yanks Held In Red Prison 7 Months

RB47 returned fire on attacking MIG j2t  STORY OF TWO COLD WAR HEROES MCKONE, FREEMANTOLDTO PUBLIC

RB47 Returned Fire Fliers’ Account Raises Questions Of Trio’s Fate

Fate of Fellow Crewmen Unknown  2 Released Cold War Heroes Reveal Story of Brief Battle

RB47 Heroes’ Talk Brings Up New Questions On Fate Of 3   10 Convicts Hurt In Race Riot At California Prison

Negotiation Is Certain,  Rusk Says   Timing Remains Indefinite ltem

East - West Meeting — Will Be Held   But, Nobody. Seems To Know When, How Or Where

No Doubt East, West To Negotiate On Berlin, But No Date Set: Rusk

Rusk Confident of Berlin Parley  Timing of East-West Talks  “Upld of Tlamcet Prinneterseco

One Juvenile Bill Killed; 2nd Intact:   Final Senate Vote Expected Shortly “On Detention Plan

Nixon Charges Kennedy Isn’t Doing Enough to Meet Communist Challenae

ARMY ALERTS FOUR NATIONAL GUARD UNITS   Reservists Also Moved Into Position For Call-Up   28th DIVISION IS AMONG ONES LISTED

Four Guard Divisions Notified of Possible Callup; Training Pushed

Four Guard Units Placed in Position —  For Possible Call-Up to Active Duty

Army Alerts Four Guard Divisions   Trnelincle Panna %   Include Penna.’ 475 Other Units Involved

Four Divisions, 475 Other Units  Army Names Groups for Possible Cal

Signs Are Lawmakers Would Spend More on Schools as Budget Is Due

Legislature Gets Record Budget; $40 Million Hike in School-Aid Seen

BUDGET REACHES FLOOR:  Education May Recéive $40 Million Increase

Chief Indicted For Ratferman  Frameup Effort  U.S. Jurors Also Cite Detectives In Ballot Smear

Newport Police Chief, Five Others  Indicted In Ratterman ‘Frame’ Case

Market Experts Puzzled   Exchange Has Busies' Day Since 1929—But Economy Stands Still

Experts Stumped; Warning Is Sounded ‘Stock Market Has "Craziest Day” Since Ike’s Heart Attack

Stock Market's Craziest Day Since 1929, Busiesf In Six Years Sef Record

Stock Market's ‘Crazy Day’ Leaves Economy Unchangec   Busiest Trading Since ‘29 Crash

Stock Market Has Crazy Day   Little Change After Near Record Volume

Zippo Presents $5,000 to Scouts  For New Pavilior   ‘Member of Elk Lick Council Pledges Training Center Gilt

PEACE PLEA ENDS STRIKE   Sec. Goldberg Had Key Role In Negotiations

Western roigs Frasi — Six Major Airlines Plan To Renew Operation Today

Airport Activity At Fever Pitch  Six-Day Work Stoppage End With Price Tag of $40 Millios

One Airline Holds Out; Six Resume Flights   Dispute to be Studied by Kennedy Board

Planes Zoom As Long Strike Ends   Ignorance Of The Other Fellow’s Church Called Dangerous To Nation’s Welfare

Airlines Getting Schedules Going As Strike Ends   6-Day Work Stoppage Cost Airlines $40 Millions: Reearte Mu

Airports Hum With Activity As Strike End: Cot Ainines  if O42hie.

Airports Abuzz With Activity As Schedules Are Resumed After Strike

Airliners Fly Again As Strike Is Ended   Kennedy Names Panel To Probe Labor Dispute

Loss In Six-Day Strike Figured At S40 Million   JFK Announced End Personally On Thursday

History’s Worst Aviation Strike Cost $40 Million   Passenger Planes Zoom Into Air After Six Davs

6 Airlines Get Back to Flying   Cost of 6-Day Strike Estimated at $40 Million

Airports Abuzz With Activity  6 Of. Major Airlines  On Normal Schedule

Aenneay Yraers Frobe Ur INOFTNWeST LISPUTe Six Airlines Resume Flights; Walkout Costs $40 Million

SIX-DAY STRIKE COST MILLIONS   Engineers Wildcat’ ‘Work Stoppage Hit ‘Resorts, Industries; Jack Person ally Announces Strike End.

Tieup Cost Set At $40 Million: Airports Hum As Planes Take Off: Strike Ended

6-Day Tieup Cost Lines  $40 Million  ee ES SG a ee a, Aen   Administration Plays Role  In Agreement

Airports Hum Again With End of Strike  Flight Engineers’ Walkout Cost Estimated $40 Million.

Engineers Agree to Go. Back fo Jobs   Commission Starts Attempt to Remedy Cause of Walkout 

Strike Is Off, Planes Rev Up   Kennedy’s Intervention ’ Setiles Union Row

Kennedy Acts In Northwest Lines Walkout   Engineers to Go Back to Jobs While Board Investigates

P-A First To Restore Full Runs  500,000 Affected  By Worst Strike

6-Day Strike Costs Lines $40 Million   Pan American First With 100% Travel; Western Holds Out

Tieup Cost 6 Airlines $40 Million   Travel Plans Of Thousands Were Disrupted

Millions lost in 6-day work stoppage   Western only line situation is still hazy

Planes Fly As Flight Engineers Retarn; Loss To Airlines Set At $40 Million

Big Airlines Back In Air; Strike Over   Many Flights Re sumed Today; More Tomorrow

Worst Tieup In American Aviation History Cost Crippled Airlines An Estimated $40 Million.   TRAVEL PLANS OF 500,000 AFFECTED

Nation’s Airports Hum With Activity As Passenaer Planes Zoom Into Sky

Shutdown. Cost In ~— Millions =   Seek Remedy For Cause Of Trouble

Airports Hum After 6-Day Strike Ends   ‘Worst’ Tieup Costs Airlines Est. $40 Million

Civ af Ai rlinac JIA VI PAIL  Back to Normal  Western Refuses To Rehire Men

Study Is Begun Io Find Way Of Remedying Basic Cause Of Their Strike

DISPUTE COSTS $40 MILLION Planes Back in Air: Six-Day Strike Ends

Giant Planes jaking io Air After Six Days  Worst Stoppage Over: Western’:

Airlines: Dispute Prohe Set   Board Created To Investigate Northwest Issue

Airports Abuzz With Activity As  Six Lines Resume Flight Service

Worst Air Stoppage Ended by President   Flight Engineers Return to Work Immediately; Pan American First To Restore Schedules: Loss in Millions

Airports Busy As Strike Ends; Study Is Started   $40 Million Cost to Airlines of Nation

Plane Service Near Normal   More Airliners Resume Flights After Walkout

After Kennedy Announces End of Strike—  U.S. Airlines Rush  Back Into Service

80,000 Airline Workers Back On Job Friday   3-Man Commission Seeking Solution, ‘Western Still Out

Missouri House Refuses to Ban Daylight Time   Bill for Mandatory Statewide Observance Still Is Pending

LAOS FACTIONS AGREE TO UNITE   Coalition Government Seen as Possible 

Coalifion Plan For Laos Aired By Gen. Phoum   Strongman Asserts Warring Princes Reach Aqreement

PRINCES SET TO SEEK NEW LAOS REGIME   Phoumi Discloses Trio In Agreement On National Union

Gen. Phoumi Says Laos’ Three Rival Princes Agree to Seek ‘National Union’ Government

National Union Government To Be Organized   Pro-West Strongman Says Trio Is Now in ‘Perfect Agreement’

3 Rivals in Laos Seek Unity Govt   ‘Perfect Agreement’  Word After Princes Hold Conference.

Laos Chiefs All Set For Peace Pact   Princes Claim Tc  Be In Agreement On Plans

Laotian Princes Have Agreement   Regime of National Union Is Proposed.

‘Conflict Of Interest’ Charge Made   Lawrence Senator Says Accusation Wholly Untrue

Demo Charges Sen. Don Hults With ‘Conflict’   Lawrencian Denies Representing Firm As Gardiner Says

Khrushchev's Threat: Biggest Power Play Yet   A Nation Gone Soft  America, Get Tough!

e.  Coming Up (3 FOREIGN FILMS — ‘WILL PE SHOWN IN i LE MARS — THIS SUMMER

Coming Up   \3 FOREIGN FILMS — WILL FE SHOWN IN ILE MARS — THIS SUMMER

Impact May Create Danger  Return of Nuclear Rockets Poses Radiation Problems

Britain, Russia In Agreement   Compromise On Lao: ‘Reported Reached At Geneva Parley -

Daily News Index   BY BRITAIN AND RUSSIA  Laos Compromise  Reached in Geneva

FAVORS LONG TERM LOANS:  Abp. Alter Adds Protest To ‘Unfair’ Federal Aid

No Disorder Expected At Little Rock   Five Schools To Be Desegregated; Troops On Scene 4 Years Aao

 NO TROUBLE EXPECTED Reopen Schools in Dixie ‘On Deseoregated Basis

Cuba Invasion Called Mistake   Top U. S. Agencies Share in Blame

Responsibility Collective  Cuba Operation Mistake Sen. Fulbright Declares

More Jobless, Too   ‘Employment Climbed During February, Gov. Brown Reports

Kuwait Army Commander Says lraq Continues Military Buildup   Russia May Demand Deadline On British Troop Withdrawal

Kuwait Says Iraq Still Arming Line   HESERT FORT   RRITAIN PROMISE

Says lraq Continues  Its Buildup   Kuwait's Chief Ready for Fight If Kassem Wants

‘Traq Continues Military Buildup, Kuwait’s Army Commander Claims

Charges Kassem  Buildup   British, Kuwaiti Troops Stand on Guard in Desert

Claim Iraq Buildup Continues   British Troops Stand Guard In Desert Fort

3-Nation Army Is Poised in Desert Fort   Iraqi Premier Says All Arabs but Sheiks Support His Claims

Kuwait's Army Chief Say Iraq Still Menacing  Declar es “We Are du ta Eiahe If   Declares ‘We Are Ready to Fight If Kassem Wants To’

Buildup Of Iraq Troops Continuing   British and Kuwaiti Forces Prepared For Battle

Believe 12 Are Buried Under Big Slag Heap   Belgian Villagers In Frantic Efforts--To Save Slide Victims

Huge Slag Pile Collapses, Rips Through Town  More Than « Dozen Weis: Ze Baa ad   More Than « Dozen Persons Are Butied In Belgian Hamlet

In Belgium Village  More Than 12 Victims Believed  ‘Entombed Beneath Cinders Today

AVALANCHE IN BELGIUM   Six Houses Engulfed In Cinders, Others Damaged When Huge Dump Collapses.

Many Buried in Slide of Cinders   Slag. Avalanche Covers 6 Houses In Belgian Town

12 Entombed Under Cinders   Slag Heap Spills Over Homes in Belaian Villace

Slag Slide Kills Dozen   RREE bP WEE  Belgian Hamlet  Buried Under Eland af Cindare

Huge Slag Pile Rolls Into Village   Fast Moving Heap Swamps 6 Homes; Near Old Mine

Hope Slim Fo: 14 Buried In Rubble Slide  Three Bodies Dug From Beneath  Belgian Avalanche:

Wisconsin, State Tax Plan Off   Rules Committee Hands Proposal Final Domper

Wisconsin Tax Deal Called Dead   House Group Turns Down  Proposed Plan

REPUBLICANS OPPOSE TWO JFK ISSUES   Tax Rebate Offered As Substitute For Aid To Education

GOP Opening Attacks Upon Kennedy Plan   Senators Condemn Reorganization, Aid  For Education Bills

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GOP Launches Attack On JFK School Plans   Reorganization Of Government Also Object of Blows

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Winter Meeting Of Presbytery Is Being Held

KRGENTINE MAN SETS MARK First Round-trip Swim Of Channel Is Cheered

First ‘Round Trip’  nner tren ete asin ney  Swimmer Makes Channel History

“Oroundless:     Soviet Union Rejects U. S. Note Protesting Sealing Of Border

Viienna Meeting Is Only 7th Formal Conference With Top  American, Soviet Leaders

Minneapolis School Pupils Leff 20 Minutes Earlier  LIGHT PLANE CRASHES AT DOOR OF SCHOOL

People You. Know   es ei REV, C. W. DEHNE — AUTHOR OF ARTICLES  IW EVR WACAZING

Ne, You. Know  REV. C. W. DEHNE  AUTHOR OF ARTICLES IN EUB MAGAZINE

Rocky, Leaislative Leaders Agree To $13 Million Hike In School Ait

GUARDSMEN, POLICE CHECK YOUNG RIOTERS   Bottle-Throwing Mob 0; Near 3,000 Runs Wild In Idaho   “TROUBLE - MAKERS” FROM OUT-OF-STATE

Youth Mob In Riot In Idaho City  Nearly 3,000 Go On Rampage In Coeur D’Alene

Tear Gas, Fire Hoses Subdue Mob  National Guard, Police Stop Riot

Troops Help Quell 3,000 Rioters At Coeur d'Alene Hydroplane Races

Hoosier Colleges Cram Exercises For Graduates into Weekend Dates

Berlin Reds Move To Halt Refugees   Russia Appoints New Chief; ‘Blank Check' OK Given

East Germany Readies Drive To Halt Exodus   Blank Check Authority Given To Government In Hopes Of Cutting Tide Of Refugees

Commies Appoint Koniev New Chief In Ominous’ Move   Maneuver Is Observed As 'Grave Step’ and a: Nikita Threat to West

Communists Move to Halt Refugees   Ban on East German Travel Looms; Top Soviet General Named

At the Court House   TWO NEW PETITIONS ASK DIVORCES — SUIT ON AUTO NOTE 

At the Court House  TWO NEW PETITIONS . ASK DIVORCES — oo. . “SUIT ON AUTO Nare

Firm Linked With Looter Fires Prexy Discloses Funds  Borrowed From Bank Embezzler

Firm in Embezzlement Case Fires President   Kennedys Really Had «a Ball—Five of Them, in Fact

space Capsule Bearing Trained Chimp Launched   Recovery Ships Speed Toward Landing Area Reported 130 Miles Off Target

Space Capsule Overshoots Target ee  U.S. Sends Chimp On Rocket Jaunt

Male Astronauts Await Info  Rocket Fired With Chimp Aboard; Overshoots Target

Two Injured In Smashup  On Route 119   Several Crashes Reported in Cir Over Weekend

Civil War Threatening In Northern Rhodesia, British Troops ‘Ready

Civil Rights Inquiry U.S. Grand Jury Asks if Ratterman Plot Target

GRAND JURY IS CALLED ON RATTERMAN CASE  Federal Agents Moving In on River Vice Town

‘Much Depends on Mood Khrushchey Is in When He Meets With Kennedy

TERMED ‘INTERFERENCE’ Russians Protest Laos  Use Of American Planes

Rebels Seize Radios To Broadcast Manifesto; Open Fire on Officers

Revolt by Argentinian 'Hotheads’ Called a Failure; Quiet Reported

Estimate Fewer Than Half Of Ohio’s Voters Will Go To Polls On Tuesday

Many Ohioans To Shun Polls   Less Than Half Slated To Vote On Tuesday

President Plans State Call On De Gaulle In France May 31  JFK, Wife To Visit Paris

 President Gets Personal Briefing On Laotian Crisis From Ambassador

JFK Gets Briefed On  Laos Crisis   Ambassador From Laos Brings President Up To Date On Crisis

Kennedy Gets Briefing on Laos Today   Appointment Schedule Tops One Every Hour

JFK Briefed on Laos Crisis   U.S. Ambassador Hopeful of Peaceful Setilement

Six Drown As Student Ship Sinks   13 Survivors Of Brigantine Saved By Dutch Freighter

6 on Sailing Vessel Lost   Floating Classroom Sinks during Squall

During Severe Storm Floating Classroom Sinks;  Six Drown And 13 Survive

Captain Describes Horrors of Storm  ‘School Ship Sinks, Six Lost

Storm Sinks Sail Vessel: 13 Rescued   Four Teen-Aged Students, Captain’s Wife, Cook Drown

Six Die As School Ship  Goes Down  13 Survivors As Vessel Sinks In  sare © ons sane

13 Survivors From School Ship Rescued   Newport Beach Boy Among Missing on Sauare-Riager

Six Trapped Below Decks As Ship Sinks  12 © sions bed acriear   13 Survivors Rescued As Brigantine Goes Down in Gulf Storm

Six lost as vessel sinks  Trapped below decks during violent storm

Brigantine Sinks In Gulf: 6 Drown   13 Survivors Picked Up After Storm Strikes Suddenly: Victims Trapped

Cruise Ship Sinks;  Six Persons Drown   Furious Gulf Storm Traps Victims Below Deck; 13 Survivors Picked Up

 13 Survivors Rescued Six Drown as Cruise Ship  Sinks During Gulf Storm

Friday Now Earliest Time For 1st Astronaut Flight   Full- -Rigged Brigantine Goes Down in Guif ‘Floating Classroom’ Sinks: 6 Die

Floating Classroom Sinks, Six Drown; Teen-age Boys Victims of Gulf Squall

‘Solution Must Be Found’ Plans in Motion to Assure Labor Peace on Space Front

Criticizes News Media Only Three Beer Cans Fell Not Hail of Cans

Aifair of Beer Cans Is Over   Whole Thing Blown Up Beyond Facts, Says “Fourth Man”

Vote Postponed et Halleck: ‘Udall Making Calls’ For Rules Change

Taken From Highway Bus in Iowa   Fled After Shooting 2 in  Minneapolis

Riders’ Set For Another Jackson Trip  ; 15 Prepare i in i New Orleans

Court Upholds Convictions Of Clutter. Killers   Justices Unanimous In Backing Decision From Finney County

Ay upreme Court: Death Faces  Two Killers Of Clutters   High Court Finds No Error in First  Trial for Murder

Paris Turnout For Kennedy Rival tke’s   Sidewalk Viewers ‘Oh’ And ‘Ah’ As Jacaueline Paces   e Picture on Page 12

U.S. Army Quits Using Autobahn   Report No Military Vehicles On Road In Last 30 Hours

Other Traffic Moving ELON AOL LL NANA AANA LALO,  Army Patrols On Autobahn Lifeline Halted

Report U. S. Aid Cars Taken Off Road to Berlin  Other Military Traffic Moving On Autobahn

REPORTS CLAIM US. HAS HALTED TRIPS TO BERLIN   Authorities Issue ‘No Comment’

Flames Scorch California Hills—   U.S. Apparently Calls off Military Car Trips

Call Of U. 5. Army Aid Cars   Assistance Traffic Stops; Military Vehicles Pass

YANKS CEASE CAR PATROLS ON AUTOBAHN   Easing Of Berlin Tension Amid Red Negotiations Seen

U.S. Stops Car Trips On Berlin Route  Military Assistance Autos On Lifeline A usetntnelesen Pla lbes

Worldwide LY Broadcasts Private Industry Enters Satellite Relay Business

Worlhlwide UV Next? Business-Gov't Partnership Set To Perfect Space Communications

Accord to Put  Industry Into Satellite Field   AT&T's Experiments Could Lead to World  Television Broadeast

Deal Signed For Private Sky Venture   Will Be Used For Experiments With TV, Radio, Phone

Major Tests In Satellite Video Field  ATAT Will Build Four Projects; Aid

 Satellite Business—Booming  Agreement to Lead to World Television

Worldwide TV Broadcasts Step Close As Industry Enters Satellite Field

All Pitched In   Senate Bills Woulc’ Expand Governors Juco Aid Plan

Senate Gets a Measure Containing Program for Aid to Junior Colleges

Called ‘Warfare Against Helpless’ State Orders Newburgh To Drop Welfare Fight:

Carla Gains Strength -  135.000 Advised To Flee Port Arthur, Tex.

New Defense Budget Gets Group Okay   Senate Appropriations Committee Approves $46.8 Billion Budget

Mobilization of Reserve May Come by Fall   President Has Indicated Air Units Will Get First Call.

$46.8 Billion Defense Fund Okayet   Record Peacetime Morey Bill Given Senate Licht

Thousands To Salute Space Hero   News Conference, Big Parade Scheduled

Colorful  Spaceman   JEK to Lead Cheers for Space Hero   Too Short

President To Head Reception   Thousands Expected To Wave, Shout Greetings in Capital

A Day Of Glory Ahead For Alan  President Is Cheerleader For Washinaton Pep Rally

Shepard Briefs Buddies On Jaunt    Nation’s Capital Will Roar Hero’s Welcome To Shepard Monday - - -   eS Wp reeee ve eee Fs Viv oO TMEV EM EU ES IEEE  x* x*r  First U. is Astronaut To Be Honored By President

Handshaking, Medal-Pinning Washington Plans Hero : Welcome for Astronaut

Big Event Monday . Spaceman to Get Roaring Welcome in Washington

Pledges Fight For Programs   ‘Irresponsibility’ Of GOP Is Assailed

Governor Vows Fight For Plans   Legislature Hit For Cutting State Operation Budget

Ohio Governor Pledges Fight For Programs   ‘Irresponsibility’ Of GOP in Assembly Is Lashed by Chief

Mike Has No Plans To Resign   Doing What's Best lor Ohio, He Says

White Leaders Guide Assault On Airfield   Casualties Heavy; Fate Of 150 Irish, Swedish Unknown

wy ad wer 8 ee Fe  “Architect Admits Mistake In UCC Building Design

Draft Expanded; To Freeze Some Men in Service   Financing Bill Starts Legislative Circuit; Telegrams of Encouragement Flood White House.

Reserves Also To Be Called In   Kennedy Sends Request To Congress For More Billions To Back U.S, Intentions ‘To Stand In Berlin

250,000 Reservists Certain to be Called   Congress Eager To Back President   10-Percent Wheat Cut Is Approved

DEFENSE PLAN IS ACCLAIMED      CONGRESS EAGER TO SUPPLY MONEY ASKED BY PRESIDENT: DRAFT EXPANDED

Congress Acts With Rush OnJEK Manpower Program   NATO Countries ‘Respond to Call

Bills Bounce Into Hopper For Buildup   Record Peacetime Spending Called For In Terse Messaae

Legislators Get President's Plea  For U.S. Buildup   Both Senate, House Move to Provide Men. Money, Arms

Action Starts To Get Funds  To Face Crisis   Freeze of Those in Service. Reserve Call Slated: Expand Draft

Flurry of Action Comes in Answer To Kennedy Plan For Deterring Reds

August Draft Call Boosted   More Flexibilitw   ‘Great Testing Place’

Bills Started, Funds Okayed As Requested   Both Parties, Pentagon Agree with President's Talk-or-Fight Challenge

Early Passage By Congress  Seen Certain  Draft Quota Goes to 20,000 ln Two Months

Money, Power To Hold And Summon Asked   McNamara Seeks ‘Peak Readiness To. Respond As Needed

Congress In Mood For Speed   Service Freeze Reserve Call  In Program

Draft Hiked For Next Iwo Months  Defense Outlay Increase Due As Bills Drafted

Senate Acts Next!  House Votes To Hike Func For Jobless Compensation

COMPENSATION FUND HIKE IS EXPECTED   JFK Wants Overhaul Of Benefits

Ohio Jobless Fund Increaser Passes House  Senate Annroval   Senate Approval Will Hike Rates Of State Employer:

-JOBLESS FUND BOOST NEAR-— Ohio Employers Face Higher Contributions

Army OKs Realigning Of Military   Decker Outlines His Views On New Program

SIX TOWBOATS TRAPPED IN ICE NORTH OF CAIRC   ‘Jam is Backed up 20 Mile: in Mississippi Gorge.

Kennedy Joins His Family in Country  Travels by Auto as ‘Copter Is Grounded

Infant Dies In Accident: Parents Hurt   Family Was Heading To State Park; Vehicles Collide Near Jamestown

Two Other Children Also Hurt   Family Was Heading To State Park: Vehicles Collide Near Jamestowr

House Votes Passage  School Aid Bill Ready For Kennedy's Approva

House Passes School Bill  Measure Far Less Than Program Kennedy Asked

Canine Corps Acts In Chicag¢ Race Troubles   Dogs On Patrol To Hold Uneasy Calm During Race Demonstrations;  Bomb Hurled At Home

Hearing on Migrant Labor Conditions Ends With Story of “Threatened” Witness

G. £. Head, Kefauver Disagree About Company ‘Disarace,’ Antitrust Record

After Bill Wins Preliminary Approval-- Texas House Set To. Make Final Sales Tax Decision

Townsfolk Unable to Believe Woman Guilty  All of Bank's Assets Stolen

Banker Charged   JAILED WOMAN HOLDS ANSWERS—  lowa Town Plunged info Confusion By $2,000,000 Bank Embezzlement

. EMBEZZLED $2 MILLION 'Huge Theft Confessed By Banker’s Daughter

2 Million Embezzlement Rocks Town   Don't Know How, Why, Banker's Daughter Did It

Embezzlement Stalls Town   Payrolls to Be Met, Business Records in Disarray

Woman Banker Confesses — lowa Town Confused  By $2 Million Theft

Town's Economy In State of Confusion— Bank Director Embezzles  $9 Million From lowa Bank

No state money   Economy of Sheldon in disarray as result of huge embezzlement

WHAT DID SHE DO WITH BANK’S $2 MILLION?   ‘Town Rocked by Cash Shortage As Embezzlement Closes Bank.

Town’s Economy Upset in Wake of Theft Of More Than Bank’s Assets of $2,000,000

Maritime Strike Spreading Today About One Tenth Of  Nation’s Merchant  Fleet Immobilized _

Unions Collide in Ship Strike   100 Vessels Idle in 30 Ports: No Gattleament Seen

Maritime Unions Have Rough Time   Military Cargoes Dividing Element

U. S. Shipping Paralyzed  Striking Unions Facing Rough Weather Ahead

STRIKING SHIP UNIONS SPAT INSIDE RANKS   Military Cargoes Causing Friction; Picketing Mounts

Union Seen  In Discord  Over Strike Military Cargo  Splits Factions In Ship Walkout

Disputes Mark Dock Strike: in Fifth Day   Military Cargoes Must Be Handled

Dock Unions Divided Over Military Cargo         Adds Stormy Element To Neaoatiations

Maritime Walkout Puts Pinch on US   Unions in National Strike Find Relations With Each Other Rouch

SHIPPING STRIKE HURTS MILITARY   Split Between Unions Enters Dispute

Unions Quarrel Over Ship Tieup  Military Cargoes Issue in Strike

NationResume:  Nuclear Tests At Nevada Site   After a Long Lapse; Explodes Low-power Bomb Under Surface

U.S. Begins New ‘Atomic Arms Tests  Fire First Shot In 34 Months At Proving Grounds

Feuding Congo Chiefs Planning Peace Conference After UN Warning; Tshombe Heads Anti-Red Alliance

Aid Pledged To President   Republican Leaders in Congress Promise Support in Berlin Crisis

Tell Nik U.S. Isnt Bluffing   Top Republican Senators Pledge Complete Support

GOP Leaders Bluntly Warn Khrushchev   Nuclear War If Necessary, Russian Premier Is Told

ee ee eS ee ee Ee  GOP Backing Added Military Spending But Cuts Demanded in Domestic Costs

Support Pledged By GOP   Domestic Spending Cuts Demanded To  Offset the Buildup

‘Complete Support’ Pledged  Cuts In Domestic Spending Demanded By GOP Leaders

Ask domestic cuts to offset arms buildup   New Frontier program seems to be in jeopardy

GOP Leaders in Congress Pledge Total Support  Coe Bxoowd Black Ba   But. Demand Slash in Domestic Spending To Curtail Deficit .

Want Domestic Spending Cut Kennedy Backed By GOP Leaders  In Berlin Crisis

Deficit Fi eared  By GOP   Congressmen Ask Offset To Arins Outlay

Republicans Back Buildup Of Military  a Congressional andere Damana Ci   ‘Top Congressional Leaders Deniand Cu ln. Domestic Funds:

Pledge Billions for Defense... .  GOP Leaders Demand Cuts in Domestic Costs

GOP Pledges Full Support fo President  CG... jy*.. gyi. g   Cut in Domestic Spending Urged to Offset Costs

Cuts to Offset Huge Defense Funds Sought   Soviet Warned Both Parties Are Behind Kennedy, However

DOMESTIC SPENDING ATTACKED   GOP Backs Kenned: In Berlin Plans, Aeake Damesctic (inte

Bloody Rioting Follows New Algerian Plan  De Gaulle Says He Will Remove Bulk Of Army In 1967

Army Pullout Plan Sets Off Riots In Oran   Three Die In Bloody Clashes Following De Gaulle Decision

Bold French Move Planned   De Gaulle Will Withdraw Most Army From Algeria’

Army Withdrawal  From Algeria On De Gaulle Agenda   Bold Announcement Brings On Wild, Bloody Rioting In Oran; Soviet Told French Troops Available For Berlin

Offered To Faee Truth Serum Test   Edsthe Klumpp Told Governor Victinis Hueband Fired Shot

Bergen Denies Story He Fired Fatal Bullet   Calls Mrs. Klumpp’s Truth-Serum Charge *A Pack Of Lies’

Bergen Says Mrs. Klumpp Tells Lies   Governor Convinced Evidence Sufficient For Trial of Man

K Triumphs Over Memory Of Josef Stalin   Late Dictator’s Body Removed From Shrine, ‘Anti-Party’ Group Dropped.   here In Dicerace

Khrush Emerges From Party Congress With Triumph Over Memory Of Stalin

‘Body Gone, Era Wiped Out Stalin’s Work Is Ripped ‘Apart By Jubilant Mr. K

Three Anti-Party Men Dropped From Central Committee  Khrushchev Gains Triumph  MOSCOW (UPI)—Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev emerged from the 22nd Soviet

Lawrence Asks Senate *To Confirm Anne Alpern To State Supreme Court

Saturday County Fair Is Planned   Terhune To Dedicate New Ag Building

Apr eSSCS Con jt aence  ~ Khrushchev Feels Russia Will Rocket First Moon Into Space

K Sure Soviet Will Put First Man into Space   Reds Hint Astronaut May Be Immersed In Capsule Full of Water

U.S. Jets Aid  Asian Forces   Reconnaissance F lights Spot Red Movements For South Vietnamese

Declares Area On Gulf Military Zone  Castro Blames Present Administratior

Officials Believe: Castro Must Go  Hemispheric Pressure i ry . - FF ~«~, WW wwe =

Heavy Guns Placed Along Sea Drive   Fidel Hopes for Better Conditions With New Kennedy Administratior

5-Mile Zone ls Fortified Along Coast   Cannon Emplaced for 10 Miles Down ‘Lovers’ Promenade

Photo of Otter Tail Man ‘and Victim  Charge Henter Used Elderly Man as His Murder Victim —

Over Safe Limit, Scientist Says Warning Is Issued On Fallout Danger

Fallout tops ‘safe limit  says scientist   Russians fire nineteenth atom blast yesterday

From Soviet Test Series.  Fallout Exceeds Safe Limits. Prof Claims

-REDS FIRE 19TH OF SERIES— Soviet Fallout Seen Exceeding Safe Level

New Moves by Neutrals Hinted Nuclear Decision Produces  Chill at Belgrade Session

‘Neutral’ Delegates Stunned   ‘Unbelievable’ And ‘Shocking’ Are Words Used

Test Decree Chills 24, N eutralists,  Conferees. Blast Reds’ Decision”

British Military Patrol Arrested By Red Police   Mayor Brandt Asks Kennedy For ‘Not Words but Action’

Held 3 Hrs. On Border   For Berlin reaction stories see: Area Reserves, Page 3 West protests, Page 3 Crisis Personal. Page 2%

Linner’s Report Accuses Katanga Head } Of Usina ‘Offensive Civil War Action’

Ist JFK Budget Readied   Record $92 Billion Income, ‘Billion In The Black’ Foreseen

Record Tax Income ls Forecast   Final Figure Will Be Under One Billion ‘In Black’

Spending Will Again Set Record  Administratior DPiimschena TJ Tea   Administration Finishing Up On Planning

Kennedy Plans on Balanced  1963 Budget   Estimated at Less Than $¥ Billiow in The Black

W. Va. Listed As Depressed State Leader   One Out Of Every Six Persons Lives In Similar Sections

Ex-Con Will Face Logan Grand Jury   Statements Admit Slaying Of Uncle, Wounding Trooper

SCIENTISTS DRIFT NEARER POLE  Russ Plane Buzzes Floating Ice Island

HANDED DATA TO COMMIES, CHARGE   Accused Served As Sec’y At Embassy In Poland   Says Information Turned Over By Scarbeck Affected U. S$. Security

POLA RECIPIENT OF SECRETS  Few Details Of A? J3JLfafeL ._.   Few Details Of  Alleged Offense Are Released

Security Data Given to Reds   American Service Officer Seized By FBI Men on Washington Street

Classified Information Given Poland   Faces Maximum Fine, Of $10,000, 10 Years In Prison

Says He Gave Data To Reds   State Department Worker Arrested In Wachinctan

Arrest U.S. Diplomat For Giving Security Facts fo Poland   Irvin Scarbeck Taken Into Custody in Washington: Was Embassy Secretary.

Arrest Foreign Service Officer   Charged With Giving Information to Communist Polanc

—-FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER HELD~  Gave Information To  Red Poland, Charge

Claim State Department Officer Passed Secrets To Polish Communist Spy

‘Handed Over Secrets To Polish Reds  U.S.AgentNabbed On Spying Charge

U.S. Diplomat Arrested on  Spy Charge   Embassy Aide Accused Of Giving Information To Communist Poland

Aecused Of Passing  Documenis   Poles Obtained Data, Says Hoover

Data Given To Poland, FBI Says   Suspect Returned Week Ago From Duty in Warsaw

U.S. Empl Employe Charged With Passing Data  : Foreign: Service-_  Veteran Said To Give Poles Facts

American  Gave Secrets To The Reds   Bob Kennedy  Announces Arrest of Aide On Washington Street.

FBI Claims He Handed Over Data to Poles   Irvin C. Searbeck, Foreign Service OFficer. Arrested In W achingotan.

DIPLOMAT CITED ON SPY CHARGE   Charged With Passing Secrets to Poles

Embassy Employe Held For Spying   High Court Warns Of Contempt Rule

U.S. Envoy Held For Aiding Reds  FBI Nabs Warsaw Embassy Officer

While Serving at Embassy. in Warsaw—  U.S. Employe Is Charged With \Giving Secrets to Red Poland

Gave Data To Poland, Says FBI   Irvin. Scarbeck, 41, Long With The Government

eee Nee Pee ‘ge     ‘Red Poland Received U.S Secrets From Officer

Arrest U.S. State Dept. Employe For Passing Security Data to Reds

Gave Reds Secrets Foreign Service Officer of U.S. State Dept. Arrested

Official Charged With Passing Data to Reds   Suspect Nabbed in Washington After Being Called Home

Blasts Crities Of JCS Role  In Cuban Invasion Fiasco   Rv REM PRICE

CHIEFS NOT CONSULTED  Military Men Resent Cuban Fiasco Blame   Ry REM PRICE

Navy Officer Backs Military  Tn Cuban Invasion Fiasco   By REW price

(at ry of Cuban Fiasco  "No Right-Thinking Man Would Have OK'd Plans’

; Cuban Invasion Failure Views —  Navy Officer ‘Sick’ of Military Being Blamed for Fiasco   Ry REM PRICE

Gore Goads Joint Chiefs, And  Navy Officer Sounds Sour  Note [In McNamaras Ban   Ry REM PRICE

Joint Chiefs of Staff Defended  Angry Naval Offic  PT +s en »  eee

Traffic Is Closely Checked  Reds Tighten Clamp: On Berlin Gateways

New Allied policy in Berlin  U.S. tanks rumble up to border   NJ ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES

‘Traffic Is Closely Checked _aFamilc is Closely Checked  Reds Tighten Clamps On Berlin Gateways

Portuguese Troops Sent To Area Along Congo Border In Effort To Halt Mau-Mau Type Of Slaughter   Ry MARIO PIRFIT!

Troops Rushed To Africa’s Latest Trouble Spot; White Settlers Fleeing In Terror.   TRIBESMAN STAGE PLANTATION RAIDS

Whites Mutilated By Terrorists in Portuguese Angola   28 Slain at One Coffee Plantation: Rush Troops To Area by Plane.

Thirty Planters And Families Reported Slain   Portuguese Troops F lown To Area To Halt Mau-Mau Type Killings

Kind Sought In Slayings  Of Whites   At Least 30 Planters Said Slain By Troops

Portuguese Troops Sent to A ngola-Congo Area to Halt Massacres, 30 Whites Dead

Blacks Use Machetes On 30 Families   White Planters Killed in Territory South Of Cenao

White Planters Savagely Attacked In Black Angola   By MARIO PIRELLI

3 Players Accused   Mau-Mau Type Slaughter  30 White Planters Slain By West African Tribes

Thirty Planters And Families Reported Victims   (By Marie Pirallsy

Terror in Angola: Knife-Wielding Natives Hack Settlers to Death   By MARIO PIRELLI

Portugal Acts To Put Down White Terror  30 Reported Dead In Mau-Mau Type Jungle Massacres

Mau-Mau Type Raids Reported   Terrified Settlers Tell Of Machete Attacks In Uprising Avainst Portuguese

On Inside Pages   AP Man Views A Day In The Life Of President Kennedy

‘EASIER THAN MOST,’ JFK COMMENTS  Newsman Spends Day with President

UN Soldiers Take Airport   Advance lrish Guard  Arrives, More On Way

Meet No Resistance — Irish U.N. Troops Land In Riot-Torn Katanga

Katanga’s Chief Retreats From Threats to U.N.  Backs Down as Irish Troops Take Over Elisahethvilfe Airport

Easing Seen In Tshombe U.N. Threat   Irish Troops Occupy Airport In Katanga Following Rioting

Tshombe Backs Down From His Threatening Anti-U.N. Position Savs U.N. Source

Elisabethville Airport Seized By U.N. Troops      Katanga President Backs Down From Threatening Position

Irish Troops Flown In; Surprise Move   U.N.’s General McKeown Warns Pres. Tshombe

Irish Troops Take Over Control of Embattled Airport   Belgium Tells U.N. It Will Pull Its Military People Out of Congo.

HERALD INDEX   Russian Asks for Conference  Soviet Envoy, Herter Confer On Laos

Miss N.C, Winner In Swimsuit   Pageant Finals Set Tonight In Atlantic City

Inside...   it Means——inere is None  No Hay Is Tiring Phrase for Hungry Cuban People

Military Increases Believed Cause Of Severe Food Shortages in Cuba

REDS INVADE WEST IN HUNT FOR ESCAPEE   W. Berlin Search Labeled Serious Border Violation

East Berlin Police Raid West Berlin   Serious Violation Charged By Western Powers

Myviuer VIOIMTOn ee  10 Red Police Invade West Berlin Seeking Comrade

Toward War Settlement  Algerian Rebels Ready To Talk With DeGaulle

Tunisian U.N. Official Talks With Tshombe   Plane Wreck Inquiry Discloses 15 Died; Khiara Replaces Dag

Tshombe, UN Official Open Truce Talks   Experts Discount Speculation Dag’s Plane Sabotaged

CHIEF OF CIVIL ACTS Stand-In For Dag Begins Truce Talks With Tshombe

1,270,000 Roman Catholics in the five-county Archdiocese of Philadelnhia.

 #acrics Uncertain  Gromyko Hints Soviets May Negotiate on Berlin

Gromyko Believed Softening   Rusk And Lloyd Still Unable To Fathom Subtle Maneuvering

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Crowds File Past Coffin Of Mr. Sam   150 Congressmen, U.S. Senators Will Attend Funeral Tode

Lenten Message   By THE REV. NORMAN MANNING Pastor, Hampton, Ga., Methodist Church

Kennedy Can‘t © Compromise on Red China Issue  U. S. Must Bar Gangster Regim  Lean li Al Cams hltwae Camus   U. S. Must Bar Gangster Regime From U.N. Seat. Nixon Says

THE ISSUES AS I SEE THEM ‘No China Compromise’ Must Be U. S. Policy

Deluges Pour Far Into State   Hundreds Hurt; Looters Held At  Galveston: Food Growing Short

LIST BLACKHAWK LEAGUE GAMES, SCORES PAST WEEK BLACKHAWK STANDINGS   SCORES FRIDAY

U THANT TO BE UN. _ SECRETAR   Burmese Diplomat Will _ Choose Own Assistants _ As Both U. S. And Rus. sia Back Down.

Burma's U Thant Chosen by UN To Succeed Dag   Approval by Full UN Seen As Assured

Security Council Unanimously Recommends Burmese Diplomat  After Six-Weeks-Old Dedlock

DEADLOCK IS BROKEN   Stevenson Feels Outcome Helps United Nations

Burma Ambassador In Temporary Role   Will be Acting Secretary-General To Fill Unexpired Portion of Dag Hammarskjold’s Term Ending in 1963

Big Powers Agree To End Deadlock   U Thant Succeeds Hammarskiold

UN Couneil Approves  U Thant   Security Body Recommends He Be Named Acting Secretaryv-CGeneral

Burma's U Thant Named Secretary General of U.N.   U.S.-Russian Agreement Opens Way to Election of Hammarskjold’s Successor.

Green Light To Burmese By Council   He'll Have Free Hand On Aides; Breaks Long Deadlock.

U Thant Will Take Over Job as Acting Secretary -General   Burmese Given Free Hand To Choose Chief Assistants

General Assembly Gives Unanimous Approval for Acting Secretary General

U Thant To Fill Key U.N. Post   Will Have Free Hand In Selection of His Chief Assistants

BURMESE IS NAMED SUCCESSOR   Security Council Okays U-Thant : For Top U.N. Pos:

Maior Powers Hit Agreement, End Deadlock   General Assembly Approval Expected in Secret Balict

UN Couneil Recommends Burmese   Six Week Deadlock knded As Powers (ome to Terms

Final Vote: Appoval Later This Afternoon   Picking Successor To Hammarskjold

Council Gives Unanimous 0.K. to Diplomat   Assembly Scheduled to Approve Choice Overwhelminaly

Burmese To Get Top U.N. Post   U Thant To Succeed Dag Hammarskjold In Acting Capacity

COP SEEKS CUT IN FOREIGN AID   Dicksen Says Party At Disadvantare

GOP LASHES KENNEDY'S MESSAGE   “Dishonest Budget Document’ Charged To Conceal Deficit

To Scrutinize Every Item...   GOP Ready for Battle to Reduce Budget

Kennedy Submitted Dishonest Budget, Republican National Committee Charges

_ Kennedy Draws Fire  GOP Sees ‘Dishonesty’ ‘In Message on Budget

Republicans Gear To Cut Aid Spending   Admit Disadvantage In Challenging Defense Requests

GOP National Committee Charges JFK With Submitting ‘Dishonest’ Budaet

GOP Lashes at Kennedy Budget As ‘Dishonest’   Republicans to Fight For Cut in Domestic, Foreign Aid Spendinc

Kennedy Budget Dishonest-GOP  Accusati ion Is Made n Por ublication

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE SCORED GOP Accuses JFK of Submitting Dishonest Budget to Congress

Republicans Set To Fight Aid Outlay   Challenging Defense Requests Tough, Dirksen Concedes

Aiccuse JFK of submitting shady budget   Republicans claim Kennedy obscuring facts

GOP Gears For Fight On Budget   Opposition High To Foreign Aid, Domestic Costs

Farm Plan ‘Phony’  GOP Says Kennedy Budeet  Is ‘Dishonest Document’

On The Inside   “Will Scrutinize Every Liem  Fight Looms Over JFK’s Budget

Crisis Tn Brazil Ts Settled   Goulart To Fly Into Capital After Reports Of Revolt By Air Force Units

Brazil Plunged BackIntoMore Political Heat   Safety of Leftist Uncertain If He Tries To Fly to Capital

Door Held Open   Goulart Slated To Reach Capital Following Crisis

AIR FORCE REBELLION SETTLED   Goulart Due To Fly Today To Brasilia; Accepted By Military As Figurehead President.

Inside The Proaress   Crisis Is Solved, Goulart To Take Charge in Brazil

Flies Toward Capital City  Goulart to Assume Presidency; Latest Brazil Gisis Taners Off

Goulart Ready To Take Over Brazil's Reins   Latest Crisis Now Over, Press Offices Claims in Capital

Congressmen Stunned, Seek To End Crisis   Airmen Rebellion Blocks Effort To Install President

New Brazilian Crisis Is Brief  Report of Threat To Goulart False

Rebellion in Brazil Denied; Goulart to Assume Offic   Congress Was Awakened With Reports Of Air Force Action Against Leftist .

Goulart Ready To Enter Brazil   Air Force ‘Completely Calm Despite Reported Uprising

Air Force Rebellion Ends Crisis Over, Goulart To Return To Brazil

Goulart Plans To Fly Into Brazil's Capital During Da  Revolt Against Veep Said To Be Solved

Latest Brazil  Crisis Solved   Goulart Set to Fly to Capital After Word Rebellion Is Settled

Brazil Says Move to Bar Goulart From Presidency Has Been Halted   Reported Revolt In Air Force ls  Said Settled

Confusion Back Again In Brazil   Vice President Warned Not To Fly To Capital

Brazil Crisis Solved, Claim   Reported Air Force Coup Fades, Says  Cammoander

WAY IS PAVED TO INSTALL GOULART   Slated To Fly To Capita To Accept Presidency  SAY GROUP   Of Air Force Dissidents Had Threatened To Gun Down Joao’s Plane

Goulart to Capital. ...     Tension in Brazil Lessens As Crisis Nears Conclusion

Goulart Will Fly to Brazil Capital Today  Latest Attempt to   Latest Attempt to Block His Entry Reported at End

Goulart Goes To Brasilia Brazil’s Presidential Crisis Said Over Today

Goulart Again Ready To Go To Capital   Air Force ‘Revolt’ Reported Settled After ‘New’ Crisis

Goulart Blocked In Effort To Take Over Presidency OfBrazilByAirForceRevolt

Reds Step Up War In South Viet Nam  Guerrilla Clashes Become Open Battles

Student Gets 8 Years for Military: Pix   _ Brilliant Student Was Abroad on Fulbright Grant

Reds Claim U. S. Student Contessed to Spy Charges   8-Year Sentence  Announced

8 Years to American: Spy Charge   Russian Court Say: He Pled Guilty at Kiev Monday.

Pleads Guilty to Spying, Fulbright Scholar Sentenced To 8 Years In Soviet Prison

REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN WANTS YOUTH, VIGOR  New, Young GOP Faces On Horizor

GOP's Mille: puts accent on youth   Wants to bring new faces into party leadership

‘Evy and Charlie’ TV Changes New Chairman Pushing Youth Move in Leadership of GOP

Refugees Fired on  by East   Trucks Smash Into Anti- Red Marchers

Eichmann Prepares To Stand Trial  For War Crimes   Security Measures For Former Nazi SS Colonel  Ts vshtar Than Nuremberg

Trial Of Despised Eichmann To Open Tuesday; He'll Spend Days Inside Bulletproof Box

tae Wud Beg in Tuesday Jrtat Will Begin Tuesday  Adolf Eichmann T¢ Live Virtually In Bulletproof Cage

Family Is Proud Of  Astronaut   Relieved, Too, At Success Of Snace Flisht

JFK Rejoins Family For Rest  Spent Afternoon.   Spent Afternoon. Aboard His Yacht; Met By Caroline

25cm,  DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR EACH THURSDAY   Outline General Plan For Renewal Of Englewood Area

JFK Asks Okay For $3.2 Bil. Housing Plans   To Provide the Aged, Low-Income Families” With Improved Homes

3.2. Billion In Housing  Aid Asked  JFK Wants to End  , “_—e es .   JFK Wants to End ‘Blanket of Blight’

Cc heering Parliament Breaks Rules  to Hail Churchill on 87th Birthday

Reds Evacuate Border Homes   New Mass Evictions Carried Out In Determined Bid to Halt Escapes

Young Puerto Rican Admits Stabbing 2 Boys To Death   ‘DON’T TELL MOTHER”

17 Year Old. charged With Death of Two  Killer Shows -No Remorse

Reds Underline Stand =»  DeadlockOver Nuclear ControlsMayKillTalks

Dead But Unburied  Experts See Disarmament Talks  Wrecked By Red Control Refusal

WEATHER   All Prospects Eliminated for East-West Disarmament Agreement After Red Answer

Kennedy Wins Praise For Warning  Presidents’ Hands Of RMeeaten Ta Biicerm   Presidents’ Hands Off Notice To Russia Supported By GOP

U.S. Set To Block Red  Intervention  JFK Warns Khrushchey U.S. Will Act At Once

LAUVURENS SUN RAY AUG 196 MRs LENA Sm:iTH   Funeral Services Held at Mallard for Mrs. Lena Smith .

Lenten  persona) messages of Inspiration and faith   God In My Classroom

6,000-Man NATO Airlift Called Off   Sudden Decision Follows Meeting of JFK. Council

President, Aides Study Strong Role   intervention May Hinge On What Red Rebels Do on Cease-Fire.   Officials Reticent.

Laos Rebels Ignore Cease-Fire Truce   Rebels Claim Victories In Laos Fighting

Crucial 48 Hou  een enema nee emanates roe ee  Stronger US Role In Asia   US Reluctant

Bolstered U.S. Role in Area's Defense Seen   Laos Showdown Within 2 Days?

U.S. Faces Laos Decision   Pro-Red Force Has 12,000 Troops in Laos

Crisis Deepens, Kerinedy Weighs Possible Action   Next 48 Hours May Be Critical Period, New Meeting Mondas

President Meets Top Arms Aides   Southeast Asia Problems Head  Urgent Session

Cease-Fire  Bid Ignored   More Active Role In Asian Defense Is Weighed By JF Is

JFK, Aides Meet; Decision In 2 Days   United Nations Warned Of Civil War In Congo

Next 48 Hours May Determine Military Moves   Plan To Send 6,000 Troops to W. Germany Suddenly Cancelled

More Active U.S. Role In SE Asia Eyed   Laos Intervention Hangs In Balance, Officials Indicate

48 Hours May See U.S.Move   Failure of Rebels To Call Cease-Fire Creates Showdown

Where To Find It   U.S. Waiting to See What Develops in Next 48 Hours   Bulletin

President, Top Advisers — Hold Urgent Session on Action in Laotian Crisis

Top Echelon Parley Held By Kennedy   More Active U.S. Role Is Diseussed At Urgent Meet

McNamara Order Makes Military Gag Official   Free World ‘at Stake in Berlin

Budget Requests From United Fund Participants Presented At Meeting

Volpe Becomes 61st  Bay State Governor  Calls for Overhauling Two Bic Aaencies Under Fire

AXIS SALLY WILL BE GIVEN FREEDOM   Aging Traitor Who Turned To  Religion In Prison To Leave  Next Joly 10

Clergymen Face Trial In Jackson   Gov. Rockefeller’s Son-In-Law Nabbed As Segregationist

President Sends GM, UAW Appeal To Settle Differences, Open Plants   15 Freedom-Riding Priests Jailed; Bishop Sends Rhode Islander Bail

On ‘Prayer Pilgrimage’  15 Ministers Held In  Desegrega tion Test

Episcopal Ministers Arrested      Rockefeller’s Son-in-Law One of Fifteen Held In Jackson, Miss.

[15 Ministers Held 5 Ministers Held  Rockefeller Kin Jailed  F or Desegregation Try

On The Inside   Deseg rreoation Attempt  Rocky’s Son-In-Law Held As ‘Rider’

British Pour More Men Into Kuwait  Troops Only 5 Miles From Iraq Border

Lines Set Up Only 5 Miles From Border   Iraq Again Denies Buildup Of Forces Against Kuwait

Britain’s Troops Near Iraq Border  Plnwe hence kAnce   Charge Iraquis Mass At Frontier Despite Baghdad's Denials; Armed Tribes Ready

British Push Lines Near Iraq Border   Elworthy Says, ‘The Last Thing We Wan Is A Shooting Match’

Insist Kassem Building Up Along Border  General Sure Invasion of Manure ae Cail

Katanga’s Capital  Front Line   Elisabethville Is Without Water Or Power

Wants Them Dirty Enough to Be Happy Doctor, Mother of Six, Says  Children Can Be Too Clean

Sees Great Surge Of Conservatism   6,000 Turned Away From Goldacater N.Y. Rally

COMPROMISE AGREED UPON   Adenauer Faces Show down In Trying To  Form Government

Lenin Lies Alone in Honored Tomb While Stalin Rests by Kremlin Wall

Peace Plan Announced  By Labor   Pact Reached Qn Way To End  Internal Wars

Peace Pact For Labor Announced   Plan for Settlement of Internal Fights Has Council Backing.

Labor Agrees On Peace Plan   Program Intends To Bring End to Internal Disputes

Labor's Leaders Hail Peace Plan  Meany Sees Pact as Crawnina Victory

Meany leis nferunion Peace Plan   Proposal Read to AFL-CIO Convention; Early Approval Seen

Labor Reaches Agreement on Settling Feuds   Jubilant Meany Reveals Terms

AFL-CIO Sets Plan To Settle Internal Wars  Leaders Jubilant Over Accord On Labor Peace Terms

Handling Disputes Agreed   Meany Considers Plan High Point In Labor Career

Labor Agrees on Peace Plan   Meany Announces New Pact as Big Achievement

Northwest Due fo Get Fallout  Debris from Soviet N-Testing Arriving

Fallout Cloud Due Over U.S In Northwest   Experts Emphasize There's No Need For Undue Alarm

Fallout Due Over Northwest   Experts Say  No Need For Undue Alarm By Residents

Fallout Due Over Pacific Coast Today   . Result’ Of Red Bomb; No Undue Cause For Alarm, Experts” Say.

No Cause for Alarm — Weather  High-Flying Fallout Cloud From Russia Heading Across Northern States Today

Fallout Cloud Drifts Toward Oregon Sector   Heavy Radiation Is Not Probable

Fallout From Red Bomb Over U. S. Today   Experts Emphasize  There Is No Need For Undue Alarm Or For Any Extra Protection

Fallout Cloud Is Passing Over U.S.   No Cause for Alarm Experts Say; Expect Little Radioactive Debris.

Fallout Drifts Over Midwest   No Cause for Alarm Weather Bureau Assures Public

Pleasant Surprise   NORTHWESTERN AREA IN PATH  Fallout Nears U.S.

TOWARD RAIN BELT Russian Fallout Is Headed Toward Nation's Northwest

No Dangerous Fallout Expected On United States   Cloud Heading Over Northern States Today

Radiation:  Fallout Cloud  Drifting Over  ‘Northwest US. Experts Say  There Is No Need For Undue Alarm

Soviet Fallout  Cloud Now Over Northwest U. S.   Weather Bureau Repeats That. There Is No Cause For Alarm

Fallout Cloud Heads For U. §.   Northwestern States Alerted For Saturday

Cloud Of Fallout From Red Blast \s Due In Pacific Northwest Today

Fallout cloud is headed for n west states   Jet stream is  carrying debris into rainy area

More Fun This Way   Soviet Nuclear Fallout Due over Pacific Northwest

No Reason for Alarm, Experts Say   Air Stream Heads Across Northern U. 5S. From W. Coas!

Head of Missouri Division of Mental Diseases Resigns   Dr. Duval Says He Is Victim of the Personal Ire of Gov. Dalton.

Duval Quits State Mental Health Post   Resignation Is Climax to Clashes With Gov. Dalton

Birch Society Head Denounced For Slurs   Senator Charges Robert Welch With Labeling 7,000 Ministers Communists

Viewing Sports: : BABE RUTH LEAGUE’  ORGANIZATIONAL [MEET SET : eenneseay NIGHT

Viewing Sports BABE RUTH LEAGUE  ORGANIZATIONAL * MEET SET. WERNESDAY.. NIGHT

British Claim Russ Obstruet Tunisia Talks   Charge Reds Heaping Common Abuse on West in UN Debate

Britain Accuses Red Bloc Of Obstructing Successful Tunisian-French Negotiations

Eneland Themes Reds Before UN   Envoy Says Russians Abusive Over Tunisia

Trying To Obstruct Talks Between France And Tunisia   CHARGE MADE BY BRITISH DELEGATE

British Join Rebuke to Soviet Bloe  Reds Try to Obstruct Successful Peace Tr   Reds Try to Obstruct Successful Peace Try  Between France and Tunisia, UN ts Told

‘New York State Spending Continues Climbing With No End in Sight

MEMES ES AP EE TT Se eG et Re Te Te oe EE EOE tates eS eT ee et eee  Ennis Woman's Son Pens Book On Massacre

Ohio Assembly Acts on Code Revision Bill   11 ‘Department’ Measures Await Senate Consideratior

Legislature Starts Work  Ohio Assembly May Pass First 1961 Measure Today

Buckeye Republicans Take Command, Big ‘Repair’ Bill May Pass Today

Rusk Calls Ambassador  Berlin Verbal War Still Hot      Allies File More Protests

Rusk Slates Parley With 3 Allied Aides   Britain, France And West German knvovs Called In

HURRICANE CARLA BEARS DOWN Texas Orders Evacuation of  135,000 Coastal Residents

200,000. Flee Gulf Hurricane   135-Mile-an-Hour Fury Dashes Tide Against Shoreline

Port Arthur Area Is Evacuated   ‘Warning Flags Spread as Big Blow Moves Closer

Something “Gone_Wrong? Baffling Silence Settles Qn Sputnik’s Progress

Russian Sputnik Silent, Western Experts Baffled   British Scientist  Says Breakdown Of Radio Possible

Odd Silence A Mystery On Sputnik  Some Mishap,   Some Mishap, Expert Feels

Respiratory Failure Is Death Cause  Blind, He Was A Versitile Writer

James Thurber, Master Satirist, Dies; Blind Author's Works Cheered Millions

Thurber Dies Of Pneumonia  Underwent Surgery Month Ago for , ee )

Humorist Thurber, 66, Dies After Operation   (See Editorial, Page 2)

Famed Wit Thurber Is Dead at 66   Delighted Millions by Writings, Cartoons; Master Satirist.

For Planes. Ships, Missiles  Committee Okehs “$12.5 Billion Plans

On The Snside    Vast Difference Today 50th Anniversary of Man's First  Visit To South Pole Is Observed

Exploration of South Pole A Far Cry From Yesterday   Re PRANK CARRY

At South Pole.... Planes, Music Make Miracle   RY FRANK CAREY— man Writers

First Man at Pole Would Be Amazed at Changes   (By FRANK CAREY) Associated Press Science Writer

‘Copter Saves Three Children   Plucked From Boat In Muskingum River

On The Inside   Boat Stranded On River  ‘Copter Pulls Children To Safety

 Three-Hour Ordeal!  ‘Helicopter Rescues 3 Children  From Stranded Pontoon Boat

HELICOPTER ALMOST SUCKED INTO WATER W hirlybird Dramatically Rescue:  Three From Muskingum River

Copter Risks River Crash To Rescue 3   Children Lifted To Safety From Pontoon Boat At Zanesville

Cuba Again Pleas to UN On Plane   Castro Claims U. S. Planning Cuban Assault

War End in Algeriz ‘ia  Gets Lift   De Gaulle Would Meet Moslem Head

Nuclear War Warning By  Red Marshal:   Soviet Advantage Seen In Newly Designed Weapons

Two Soviet Military Chiefs Assert:  War Between Big Powers Must Use Atomic Weapons

Soviets Claim Advantage In Nuclear War   Can Send Bomb: Anywhere

SOVIETS GIVE GRIM WARNING   2 Military Leaders Claim Russians Will Prevail In Atom War

Top Defense Minister Says Russian Rockets Can Reach "Aggressor In His Own Den'

Chrysler Rejects UAV Proposals   Believe Ford and GM Also Agree Despite Threatened Strike

Market Takes Slight Jump —   Activity Light In Week's Last Session

FIRING EARLY NEXT YEAR  Colonel Glenn, Two Others Named For Orbit Flight

Liberia Proposes U.N. Council Meet With Congolese Political Groups   Flurry of Diplomatic Activity Raises Some Hopes of Averting Direct East-West Clash Stemming From the Murder of Lumumba

Jse Of Force If Necessary Urged In Compromise Resolution Offered To Security Council By Ceylon, Liberia And United Arab Republic, Representing 18 Other Countries — They Seek To Avert Direct East-West Clash

PLAN OFFERE BY LIBERIAN DELEGATE   Would Have Congo Leaders Meet With Hammarskiold   DIPLOMATIC   Activity Raises Cautious Hopes Of Averting Direct East-West Clash

Liberia Asks Sec. Council Gathering  Work With U.A.R. And _Ceylon  Sa ai

Asia-Afriea Nations Ask F orces Used   Peace Plan Aired  To Prevent Spread Of African Strife

U.N. Gets Liberia's Proposal   Compromise Peace Plan Also Seen; Backed By 18

Asia-Afro Bloc Seeks  Peace Plan Hopes Are Raised ‘As Talks Go On

Compromise Congo Resolution ae Asian-African Bloc Drafting Peace Plan

Screaming Nigerians Storm Embassies Of U.S., Belgium   Congolese Meet With U.N. Leader Proposed To Ease Civil War Threat

Work on Peace Plans, Parley Suggested   Se re eee REET “concen aaa Seas  Within UN for Divided Congo Elements:

Plan Advanced to Avert Congo Civil War Through  Political Peace Parley

Middle: Road Stand For UN Council Urged”   Cautious Hopes Raised For Averting Direct * East-West Clash Ss

Diplomat Says Proposal May Halt Civil War   Hope Peace Plan Gains Support of U.S., Soviet Unior

Asians, Africans  Speak Up   Small Nations Seek To Quiet  Boiling Crisis

Hope Raised Of Averting Direct Clash   U.N. Body Expected To Get Compromise Resolution Today

Urges Force by U.N. To Prevent Congo Civil War   Resolution Calls For Immediate Probe Of Lumumba’s Death

Afro-Asian Group Urges  Four Moves Power Is Asked For U.N. Troops To Use Force

Power Struggle in Congo Triggers Violence; U.N. Tries to Avert War

Liberia Urges Congolese Conference to Avert War  Leaders of All Fattions Would Meet With Security Council, Dag Hammarskiold

Would Include Congo Leaders  U.N. Officials      Proposal Made By Liberia In Effort To Avert Civil War

PEACE PLAN CIRCULATED IN SECRET   Disorders Flare In Many Places In Congo Feud

Group of Asian, African’ Nations Seeks tniative: With Plan in Congo Issue

Group Aims To Prevent Civil War   Resolution Would Urge U. N. To Use Force

Asian, African Nations Offer Peace Plan To Stop Possible Warfare ln Congo

Proposes Parley to Avert Threatened Civil War Be Held In New York, in Congo or In Neighboring Country

Effort Suggested. As Way to Avert Outbreak of War   Peace Parley Urged By Diplomat Today

TO AVERT CIVIL WAR Liberia Proposes Conference Of Congo Leaders With Dag

Liberian Delegate Works With Ceylon VAR Delegations  Middle Of The Road Program To Bring U. S. And Soviets Together

Propose Meet To End Risk Of Civil War   Peace Plan In Mill Which Reds May  Look at Favorably

Propose Factions Avert Civil War By Meeting at U.N.  c Suggest World Troops

Asian-African Plan Would Avert Clash   Liberians Seek To Head Off Congo Civil War

USE FORCE IF NECESSARY-—  African-Asian Group Urge Plan For Congo

WouldAsk UN Troops Use Force   Anti-White Riots Continue In Congo

End To‘Sheep Stealing’ Aim Of Churches  World Leaders Agree Practice

EVANGELISM OR RUSTLING?  Churches Favor Move I< Stop ‘Sheep Stealing

‘LITTLE EFFECT ON MEAT PRICES  St. Paul Salesman Sees Price Drop

‘Operation Removal’ Continuing;  Seasonable Temperatures Forecast

16 Teams Bracketed For MSHSAA Class“S” Basketball Tourney at Montrose   Opening Rounds Scheduled For eh. 90.91.99

Cold War Fear Higher: Than Ever   U.S. Officials See Bigger Trouble Than Cuba Causec

SHATTERED PRIVATE PLANE   No Room To Yield U.S. Concern Deepens Over Berlin   Ta the Western cowers this sit

Berlin Seen As Possibly Explosive U.S, Leaders See  Danger ‘of Major Cliele Jen Codote

Threats, Counterthreats on Iron Curtain Outpost Of Freedom Create Most Fearful Cold War Crisis

We Must Risk War To Avoid ‘Conflict With Reds’ —- Nixon   Foreign Policy Makers Concerned Over Berlin

U.S. STRATEGISTS HAMPERED Berlin Crisis, Holding War Threat, Looms Over Others

OVERSHADOWS LAOS, CUBA U. S. Foreign Policy Makers Deeply Concerned About Berlin

Berlin Concern Exceeds Other Cold War Crises   Cuba, Laos Threats Less Immediate Security Dangers

Threat To Berlin  Cause Of Concern To Policy Makers   Small Fight There Could Quickly Get Bigger; U.S. Consults Partners For Reply To Latest Khrush Memorandum

Crisis Claims Policy Group's Top Attention   Administration Sees Situation Dwarfing Cold War Problems

U.S. Concern Over Berlin ls Displayed   Tops Other Major Foreign Policy Troubles For JFK

Military Situation Such That Any Small F ight Could Become a Big One

Berlin Crisis Moving to Showdown   Peril Seen as Major Foreign Policy Test for Kennedy

Kennedy Lands Good Punches as Izvestia Publishes Interview   Russian’s Comments Clutter Up Interview   INTERVIEW REVEALS TWO CLUES To Allied Planning on Berlin

Appeal for Peace Published in Full   JFK Sounds Cue To Berlin Tatks

Two Points Revealed In Interview  International  Operation Of Road Proposed .

'acationing College Students Riot in. _ Florida Over Closing of Beach Are:

3.500 College Students Fight Police After Their Romancing Spot Is Closed

Students Riot  Battle Police 2 Hours in Protest Over Closing of Florida Beach

3,900 College Students Riot   Attack Police With Stones, Beer Bottles at Florida Resort

REASON: UNLIGHTED BEACH CLOSED Reinforeed Fort Lauderdale Police Quell Student Riot   vo TRARPIC REROUTED

FOLLOWING PARTY LINE   Denied ‘Romancing’ -3,500 Students Stage Fort Lauderdale Riot

3,500 College Students Clash With Florida Police Over Beach Closing

3,500 Vacationing College Students Riot In Fort Lauderdale, Fifty Arrested

Heavy Loss as Tornadoes Hit Parts of Texas   Little Town Has $500,000 Damage; 13 Persons Hurt   3,500 Vacationing Students Riot After Unlighted Beach Is Closed

Vacationing Students Riot Beer Taverns, Beaches  Mark Battle Boundary

OVER BEACH CLOSURE Florida Police Quell Rioting of 3,500 College Students

© LA UDERDALE'S PANTING GUESTS STAGE RIOT  ‘Dark Beach Not ‘Where the Boys Are’

LAUDERDALE’S PANTING GUESTS STAGE RIOT —s—i‘w®  Dark Beach Not 'Where the Bovs / Are

Favorite Romancing Spot Closed, Students Riot   Heln Called Out   30,000 Jam Balboa  in Easter Invasion

Protest Closing Of Beach  3,500 Students Riot In Florida   500 to 2,000 in Demonstration Bowling Green Quiet After Students Fight

‘Students Battle Police  Closing of Unlighted ‘Beach Causes Riot

Riot by 3,500 Students Quelled; Unhappy Over Losing Favorite ‘Romancing’ Beach

GM to Request Injunction In Wildcat Strike   Auto Firm Says Walk out Threatens to Shut Down All of Its Operations.

Missouri Could Get Cash Aid  Estimate 596 Scholarshi ps Mar tho Etata

Red Bullets Fail To Halt  East Germans   Refugees Continue Escape; Communists Smash Nine Houses

Tower Hints Tito Pilots Train Cubans   "Unsubstantiated’ information Aired In Plane Wranale

jeeks Death Of Coed Who Testified Against Him  Handsome Jon Mattox, Imprisoned For One Murder, Charged With Try To Arrange 2nd

Wespite Vespite gas leak  U.S. ‘peace bomb’ blast blessings are heralded

oe cs . iy ewe Re a ea ® evsinec cue een nr ston ree  areas peers Seen As A Success

‘Peaceful Use’ A-Bomb Blast, Sunday in Nevada, Is Counted as Successful

Report 70 Per Cent Success In Explosion At Carlsbad, N. M.; Earth Shock Noted 23 Miles Away: Some Radioactive Fallout

Experts Call It 70 Per Cent Successful Gnome Blast Releases Cloud

Despite Escape Of Radioactive Gas  Experts Say ‘Peace Bomb’ Blast Highly Successful

Scientists Count Blessings After Peaceful Blast   Atomic ‘Peace Bomb’ 70 Pereent Successful   The News Condensed

US Scientists Say Undersround Blast Highly Successful  Some Radioactivity Released; Begin To Analyze New Data

Despite Release of Radioactivity—  ‘Peace Bomb’ Test Called Success

Radioactive Gas Escapes From Underground Blast; Scientists Well Pleased

Scientists Study Data From Blast   Hail Test’s Success Despite Release Of Some Radioactivity

Some Radioactivity Escapes from Tunnel  "Deace Bomb’ Blast Fairly Successful

RADIOACTIVE CLOUD FROM PEACE BOME   U.S. Scientists Say Underground Shot Was Successful Despite Unexpected Fallout In Sunday Test.

Radioactive Gas Escapes  ‘Peace Bomb’ Explosion 70 Per Cent Success But Big Mysteries Remain

Scientists See Gnome As Suecess   First Underground ‘Peace Bomb’ Has Some ‘Mysteries’ _

‘Peace Bomb Blast Has Some Fallout   Mysteries Still Remain Following Explosion

Vespite radioactive cloud LA A eS TSEEamseoeas  Knowledge reaped from first ‘peace homh’

Some Mysteries Remain. . . Project Gnome Successful  ‘Despite Fallout Escape   Nunnery Hill Like Ice Rink Fender-Bumping Mishaps Common DuringWeekend

Gas Cloud Not Harmful Count Blessings of Knowledge iron ‘Peace Bomb’

Gnome Tes!  Successful:  Gas Leaks Scientists Study  Data In Carlsbad Underground Blast

No Harm Done By Release Of Radioactive Gas   Scientists Out To Find Peaceful “Uses For Furies OF Nuc’. ar Bombs

Count Blessings of Knowledge ....  ‘Peace Bomb’ Blast Called Success by the Scientists

Underground Blast Called Success Despite Leak of Radioactive Gas

Scientists Count 'N’ Blast Results   First Underground Peace Bomb Test Called-a Success

Steam Escapes, Ground Heaves — SG pes, round Meaves  ‘Peace Bomb’ Part Succes:

Scientists Hail First ‘Peace Bomb’ Blast, Despite Escaping Gas Cloud

Freeze Hoosier Guard for One Year: Alert Two Indiana Reserve Units.

VIRGINIA GROWTH Harrison Promises To Bend Efforts To Economic Gains

New Virginia Nominee lo Help Industry   Follows Through On One Of Loftier Campaign Promises

Mivan e Darieian Ru:  han ' VIXO? $ bf SI DIVE! wriguii eis  Rockefeller's '64 Prospects

Nixon Puts ‘Pot’ In Boil --  Slambang Campaign Brewing In California

Crash Claims 4 Lives—   Rocky: Not Eliminating Nixonas'64 Candidate

Nixon Enters California Governor Race;  Says He Won't Seek Presidency In 1964

Fight Rages In Damascus   DONNYBROOK IN SIGHT Nixon Jumps Into California Battle

NIXES PRESIDENTIAL BID  Nixon To Be Candidate  For California Governor

Nixon In California Race Does Not Rule Out Being Drafted For Top US. Office

Californian ‘Will Not Run for Presidency’  Nixon Decision Brightens Prospects for Rockefeller

Won't Seek Presidency in 1964...   Nixon Enters  California Race

Nixon Decision On State Contest Raises ‘64 Doubts   Says He Will Not ‘Seek’ President Candidacy Again

Nixon's Decision Will Provide Basis for Slambang Campaign   Nelson Rockefeller's Chances Brightened by Nixon's Choice

Slambang Campaign Miss President Race  Nixon to Run for California Governor

Doubts Nixon Out of Contest  Rockefeller Says Ex-Vice President  mm F550... pm .#£z.

Pat Brown ‘Welcomes  Nixon Bid   Slambang Campaign Seen In California; Knight Stays in GOP Primary

Nixon's Decision Brighfens Prospects For Rockefeller      N.Y. Governor May Have Easy Sailing For GOP Nomination   House Leaders Disregard Stormy Senate Complaints

Nixon will run Slambang California governor scrap seen   Rocky's prospects leap after Nixon's decision

Bitter Campaign Between Him and Brown Indicated In Governorship Contest

But New York Governor Gives Ex-Veep Chance   Californian Pledges To Serve 4 Years If Elected as Governor

Slambang Campaign   Paw EE Sh we Zs ee OR Nee a Be ee Se ee  Nixon to Run for California Governor

Pledges Full Term...     Nixon‘s Decision Brightens  Prospects for Rockefeller

Enters California Governor's Race LL eeeeseeestesssnenesnsenssersensssesnannsinenee  Nixen Shuns 64 Battle

Won’ t Run for President in’64 —  Nixon Seeks Governorship Of California Next Year

WEATHER   Nixon Set:  Governor's  Campaign Will Seek GOP  Nomination in California Race

Nixon Candidacy Not Eliminated  Rockefeller Doesn't _Aqree on Prospects

Presidential Contest Ruled Out Slambang Campaign Expected With Nixon's California Entry

Nixon Vows ‘Nobody Will Frighten Me’   Declares He Will Campaign For Governor

Delays Own Decision  Rockefeller Says Nixon Still Possible Presidential Runner

Nixon Sets Stage For  Hard Fight   Tone Militant In Annonueing He7ll Seek Governorship

Nixon Sets Up Torrid Calif. Race   Running for Governor No '64 Presidential Bid, He Asserts.

Won’t Seek Presidency  Richard Nixon To Seek  California Governorship

Presidential Contender 2 Rocky’s Hopes Boosted By - Nixon’s Decision

WON'T RUN IN 1964 FOR PRESIDENT   Ex - Vice President In Militant Announcement Says He Will Beat California Goyernor Brown. 

Nixon Tells Plans   For 1964 Race Rockefeller Is Not  Announcing Just Yet

Nixon Seeks Calitornia’s Governorshio   Rocky Doesn't Scratch Nixon For Bia Race

 Promises Battle for Governor _fomises Battle ror Governor  Nixon Says He Won't  Try for White House   Nixon Decision Definitely Boosts Rockefeller Stock

IN PRESIDENT RACE Nixon’s Decision  Could Aid Rocky   FARLIER STATEMENT

Nixon Flips Hat In Ring   Out Of Race In °61, Says  The Former Vice President

Leads Republican Pack — Nixon’s Decision Boosts  Chances of Rockefeller

Won't Seek Presidency In ‘64 Vote   California GOP Jubilant; Brown Welcomes Fight

Nixon To Seek California Governorship—Will Not Run  For Presidency In 1964

Rocky Gains By Dick's Bid In California   N. Y. Governor Eyes 1964 GOP Prasidential Nad

Enters California Governor's Race i en eg  Nixen Shuns ‘64 Battle

Bitter Struggle Shapes Up in California  Nixon Announces He Will Run for Governor

Will Not Seek ‘Ol Presidency; Attacks Brown   Calls Governor ‘Bungling Man;' Warns Cpponents

To Battle Brown for Governorship —  Nixon to Enter California Race

“Brown Welcomes C hallenge  Nixon Decision Should Make for Hol Cainaiat

Lireworks After Announcement  Nixon Sets Stage For Hot California Bace

Nixon to Run For Governor, Not President   Decision Brightens Rockefeller Chances for Nomination

Californias Nixon to Run for Governot   Says He Will; Not Try for White House

Nixon May Run Yel, Says Rockefeller   Does Not Discount Former Opponent; Rocky Retuses To Commit Himself.

Nixon Kyes Governor's  Post In 62   Seeks California Spot; Turns Down Presidency In °64

Nixon's decision brightens prospects of New York = (Gov. Nelson A.- Rockefeller for the 1964 GOP presidential nomination. Page 5.

Capture Two Bank Bandits, One Shot  Took $3,000 From Branch at St. Paul

Berlin Wi Top . ..     NATO Divisions Will Get Attention of , Two Leader< 

Rusk Makes Trip  Kennedy Sees Dad Flies To Bermuda   Family Gathers For Holiday  Kennedy’ s Father “A Little Better’

J.F.K., Briton Meet; Father ls ‘Better’   Macmillan On Hand In Bermuda To Greet Kennedy

President. Mac Meet In Bermuda   “Grateful for Kennedy Trip at Sorrowful Time’’— Briton.

Berlin Issue Expected to Top Agenda  Summit Session  ‘With Khrushchev

Amazing Set of Circumstances  Ties Girl, 15, to Slaying of Child

Took Me, You Took Me’  Amazing Set of Circumstances  Ties Girl, 15, to Slaying of Child

! ‘Teen-ager Buffalo Suspect  ‘You Took Me,’ Says Boy Facing Girl in Mysteries

Walking Hint of the Day   Fifth Discoverer Satellite Capsule Is Recovered

Wife Finally May Come to U. S.  Qhio Professor Reveals  Spv Dramain Germany

IRONIC TWIST. . .FOREIGN-BORN WIFE DENIED VISA University Protessor Unveils Espionage Story

" - a f > a! Cloak And Dagger.  Ohio Wesleyan Professor Unveils Spy Drama; He And Wife Were U. S. Agents In Germany

TALE NEARS HAPPY END   10 Years Of Red Tape Finally Cut; Man's Family To Join Him

They Waited 10 Years State Department Reunites Man-Wife U.S. Spy Team

ENVOY SAYS ‘UNITY MAIN ALLIED GOAI.   Admits French Views Differ On Soviet Approach

Adenauer Gives Position On Berlin Problem   Sends Message To Kennedy

Kennedy Given Adenauer Note About W. Berlin   Contents of Message Are Not Made Public

Kekkonen’s Rival Quits In Finland  Premier Left To Deal With  Soviet Pressure

Harrison to Work For Sound Va.  NotesCarolinian: Buy Here Because Of Sales Tax

Baxter Water Supply Curbed as Main Breaks      Believe Scientists Aboard  Red Craft Off U.S. Coast

Souvanna Ends Efforts To Meet Oum   See Refusal To Talk As Slap In Face For U.S.

Prince- Souvania Departs Prince; souvanna_Yepar’s  Coalition Talks Break Down i in Loos

PRINCE PHOUMA FLIES HOME Laos Peace Conference  In Complete Breakdown

Phouma Quits Laos Talks To End Conference   Coalition Plan Completely Lost

NIPCO FETES RETIRED  DISPATCHER AT DINNER  PARTY HERE TUESDAY R. J. Parker Leaves  Power Co-operative — After Eight Years

NIPCO FETES RETIRED DISPATCHER AT DINNER PARTY HERE TUESDAY  R JY Darber T envac

a te rr el  Crash Killed Parents, Sister a  3 Children Alive In Plane  Wreckage After II Hours

Urges Russia fo Reconsider Its Perilous Course   Tax Proposal for An Military Boost Will Be Disclosed Later

"Threatens To Disturb World Peace "—  President Urges Soviet Union To Reconsider Present Course

Will Decide On Military Use Today   Speaks to Nation Tuesday; Giving  Renort ta Canorec

Berlin Defense Being Finalized   Revealed At JFK News Conference

Plans Talk On Tuesday To Nation  Will Send Report  And Pronagale Ta   Will Send Report And Proposals To Congress Next Day

Ready, No P a ce to Go  Kennedy Urges Reds to Reconsider War Course

Nationwide Speech Due On Tuesday   Military Decisions To Be Revealed In TV Address

President May Call Up Reserves  To Tell Nation Of Decisions Tayncalav an TV

‘0 Bolster Military Fi  Kennedy Uraes  Khrush fo Reconsider Course Threatening Peace of World

Kennedy Will Tell Americans Tuesday What Steps Must Be Taken to Build Up U. S. Defense:

World Peace Threatened Over Berlin   Final Decision To Be Made Today On U.S, Military

U.S. Planning Military Buildup; Probing National Emergency   f/ehto Ff OLEPERU OTE gS LVEOCCUCOUEE y ettedatattted te) tt PUUUIE SS L VERO OUrPIOUet E4ATlel BCMUY  West Will Bargain, Not Bow To Soviet-- JFK

Nation to Get Full Report Next Tuesday   Recommendations And Requests Go To Conaress Tomorrov

Well honor commitments says President Kennedy   Appeals to Soviet   Emeraency

President Plans Report To Congress   Allies To Gonfer On Soviet Threat Later This Week

Determination To Stand by U. S. Commitments Stressed In Capital News Conference

Newsmen told Of Decisions On Emergency  ~ Public To Be Told  hat Thacea Ara ln   Public To Be Told What These Are In TV Snaach Tuesday

Kennedy Will Reveal Decisions on Bolstering U.S. Might Next Week

Cour rse. nf é Seve Th eplens. Peace   K ennedy Plea Is for: E duca: tion Program Tabled by Committee

PRESIDENT’S DECISIONS ARE REACHED   He’ll Reveal Them in Broadcast Tuesday; Emphasizes West’s Willingness to Bargain for Peace.

To Outline Steps Needed To Protect U.S.   Renews Warning To Reds Against War Over Berlin

Kennedy To Meet Allies InT op Talks   Address To Nation Is Scheduled On Berlin Problems

President Plans Speech To American People Next Tuesday      Russia Must Take - Blame If Berlin Peace Falters

JFK Suggests Russ Reviews World Threat   Americans Will Hear President on Berlin Issue

CONSULTS NATO President to Make Berlin - Speech to Nation Tuesday

JFK to discuss U.S. security   Announces plans for talk to nation Tuesday night

President Urges Reds To Reconsider Course And Negotiate on Berlin

About Set For Course On Berlin   May Announce Final Plans Today; Plans Talk

To Ask Congressional Action Vs. Growing Soviet Threat  JK Schedules Tuesday Speech

Berlin Plans  Are Drafted  By Kennedy Military Moves  Against Russia Threat Studied

President Will Address Nation Tuesday Evening On West German Crisis

Plans Speect to Nation or Berlin Issue   Kennedy Urges Russ Reconsider Threat to Peace

U.S. Prepared To Fight For Showcase City  JFK Decides Today On Arms Hike: Will

Decide Today On Defense Of Berlin   Kennedy, NSC To Make Military Plans

Speaks to Nation Next Tuesday, Reports fo Congress Wednesday   Action on Military Measures Will Be Taken Today at Meeting With U.S. Security Council Consultation With NATO Allies Will. Follow -

Talk Slated For Tuesday  On Program   Decision Will Be Made On Meeting Threat In Berlin

Asks Soviet to Reconsider Its Berlin Course   New Tax Proposals Will Be Disclosed

Kennedy Asks Russia  To Reconsider Stand. Negotiate Berlin Issue

Final Steps Planned On Berlin Situation   President to Address Nation Tuesday; Recommendations to Go to Congress

Emphasizes Western Readiness to Bargain But Reaffirms Allied  Rights in West Berlin

Kennedy Urges Russia Not to Disturb Peace   U.S. Will Fight If Need Be for West Berlin

Berlin Threat Is Spur   President Will Address Nation On Situation

Kennedy Nears Decision in Berlin Crisis.  Plans Report to Nation Tuesday, Message to Congress Wednesday

Kennedy Seems Ready To Get Tough Top Level Advisors To Share Framing Of Berlin Strategy

WEATHER   TO MEET SOVIET CHALLENGE IN BERLIN  JFK to Make Decisions  on Military Measures

Kennedy to Talk To Nation Tues. On Berlin Crisis   Will Tell of Steps To Build Defenses

Decision On Military Due Today   Kennedy To Decide Measures To Meet Soviet Threat Against Berlin

Speech To Nation Set Next Tuesday   Envoy's Remarks   Real Intent

He'll Reveal Buildup Plans Next Tuesday   Television Speech Will Follow Talks With U. S. Allies

URGES RUSSIA RECONSIDER COURSE   Will Decide Today On U.S, Military Beefup  PRESIDENT   Minces No Words In Pledging America To Abide By Commitments

President Tells News Conference Talk To Nation On Problem Is Scheduled: Next Week

President Plans Nationwide Talk  Soviet Union Again Urged to Reconsider Its Course

WIM FP Merrereiag tty PAAR  Final Decision on Military Buildup Will Be Made Today, Kennedy Declares

Plans Speech Tuesday Alter Consultations   Fateful Decisions On Military Buildup Being Made, He Says

Nation To Hear Address Tuesday On Berlin Issue  President Silent On Plans To Call  - = - —

Plans to Address Nation. On Crisis Next Tuesday, to ‘Send Report, Recommendations To -~Conaress Following Day

Final Military Decisions On Measures For Berlin Due Tuesday From JFK

President Announces Plans Ahead On Berlin Crisis: Reporters Get Answers on Other Issues Too.

emanated anieneeneeennmneenel e- e  JFK Is Making Plans to Meet Reds’ Challenge

Kennedy to Outline Steps Next Tuesday — To Be Taken to Build U.S. Defenses During Berlin Crisis And In Days Ahscd

Russians. Urged To 0  Reconsider Course   President To Lay Plans Before People Tiesdavy: Emergency Seen

Military measures pondered JFK making decisions on how to deal with Russian threat

Will Also Request Congress To Take Steps For Defense   DecisionOn Necessary ActionTo  Follow Talks With NSC And Allies

Kennedy Making Final Decision About Berlin   inlarged Rules Committee ‘ails To ‘Protect’ Kennedy

Kennedy Dratts New Appeal fo Soviet Leaders   Declares US Will Stand Firm on Our Commitments

Russia Urged To Negotiate  Berlin Issue  JFK Insists U.S. Firm on  Cammitment

United States plans to honor commitments   JFK asks Russ to ‘reconsider’ stand in Berlin

Plans Speech To Nation Next Week   Kennedy Emphasizes U.S. Will Honor All Commitments to Allies

Kennedy Decides Today On Final U. S. Military  Measures For Berlin

Red Demand hi U.N. To Blame U.S. Fizzles   Britain Denounces Soviet And Cuban . Charges As Baseless

Britain Rejects U.S. Aggression Claim by Russia  UN Political Group  Hears Accusations F  - ei ss 2,7 Ff -  7

13 Italians Killed By Congolese   Victims Hacked, Thrown In River

U. N. Reports Brutal Abuse Of Victims  Fliers Were   Fliers Were Thought To Be Belgians

Congolese Soldiers Kill, Mutilate 13 U. N. Airmen   Drunken Troops Hack Bodies

13 U.N. Soldiers Beaten, Murdered And Mutilated By Drunken Congolese

Congolese Murder 13 UN Troops      Italian Airmen Shot By Drunken Troops

Several Bodies Cut Into Pieces, Tossed In River   U.N. Sends Word That Guilty Troops Must Be Punished

BODIES DISMEMBERED Drunken Congolese  Troops Butcher 13 Italian’ UN Airmen

Italian Airmen Shot Congolese Murder Thirteen Soldiers Despite UN Pleas

UN Official Says... Drunken Congo Troops Murder Italian Soldiers

Mob Hacks Bodies of UN Fliers   Congolese Mistake ltalian Airmen for Belgian Paratroopers

By Drunken Soldiers, U.N. Says  13 Italian Airmen Murdered In Congo

talians Slain By Mutinous Troops In Kivu   Prunken Won believed to Have Mistaken Them for Belgian Paratroopers.

UN WANTS KILLERS PUNISHED  13 Italian Soldiers Slain by Congolese

U.N. Reports Bodies Thrown  Into River   Soldiers Flying For U.N. Mistaken For Belaian Troops

15 Italian Soldiers Murdered By Drunken Congo Troops   Missing Liverpool Wife Found Slain

Electric Bids Set Regularly Employe Says   Says Salesmen OF 3 Top Firms Met From 1951 To 1959

NOT LECHEROUS. TREACHEROUS Madison Avenue Ad Men Promote Personal Produet

“Advertising Men Defend Themselves Against Popular Trade Misbeliefs

“We Love Our Wives. We Love Our Wives’  Gray Flannel Suits Shield Domestic Hearts

For Reclamation  Helena Valley Water Project Gets $354,000 in Budaet .

‘Show of Strength Slated  East German Police Violate Berlin Border

U.S. to Hold Maneuvers  in W. Berlin   3000 Troops Due for Buttle Roles

Combat Troops ToDemonstrate U.S. Firmness   Frequent Incidents Keep Situation in Berlin Tense

Republican Leaders Protest Kennedy Leading Nation Into ‘Deficit Decade’

Spending Program  ES eR  GOP Leaders Accuse Kennedy Of Leading “Deficit Decade”’

FLAGRANT,  pr caenernee et ee AMP eR NN in REAR A NT  Rus k Laces Action

Rusk, Backed by Kennedy, Denounces Communist _ Closing of East Berlin Gates

Rusk Flays Border Ban In Protest   Reds Told Not To Tamper With Allied Position

Flagrant Violation’ Of Soviet Vows: Rusk   Calls. Refugee Flood Evidence Of Communist Failures In E. Germany

U.S. DECLARES RED ACTION BREAKS PACT      Sees Border Closing In East Berlin As “Flagrant” Move   VIGOROUS PROTEST WARNS RUSSIANS

U.S. Denounces Red Action In Strongly Worded Protest   Related Stories, Pe. beA   Rusk’s Full Statement -

husk Denounces Border Closing   Education Act Importance Is Cited By Educators

U.S. Charges Restrictions Break Pacts   Rusk, With JFK’s Approval, Warns Communist Chiefs

Backed by President, Plans Protest _  Rusk. Charges Reds With Breaking Pledges

Congo Group Asks United Government      “Russia Demands “End of UN Work rie ‘End of Month

Heaviest Rain Of Year Gets Local Welcome   2.84-Inch Downpour Drenches the City To Relieve Drought

Heaviest Rain Of Year Gets Local Welcome  2.84-Inch Downpou Drenches the City

Party Caucuses Set ‘Lobbyist. Minimum Wage Bills on Agenda In Tg

Released By Russia   Death Toll Mounts  Marathon Sub-Zero Weather Hangs On

FBI Arrests Four For Burning Bus  Guards Get Tough: Quel! 'Bama Riofs

lough Policy Is Adopted In Alabama City   Soldiers Placed on (guard at Bus Terminal: Seven Persons Arrested.

Guardsmen Get Tough With Mobs   Police Arrest 7 Youths For Refusing to Move; 900 Patrol Montqomer,

‘Freedom Riders Go Into Hiding   Whites Near Bus Terminal Are Dispersed

§. Korea’s New Military Premier Will Seek U. $. Economic Aid ...  Friendly Tie Also Aim   BILLY GRAHAM REPORTED BETTER

» DEATH MARS HOLIDAY  ‘463 Traffic Deaths In Bloody Holiday Weekend

Survey Sliows 463 Persons Died In Crashes ver Memorial Day Weekend

WVVA FARIVIER CALLS PHVE SO PLODUI CAPER  meen  Garst Corset Ralad by Soviet Writer

‘Three-Hour Expert’  Soviet Writer Says Khrushchev’s American Farm Friend Is ‘Naive’

Farmer Garst Finds a Critical Eye Among His Old Russian Admirers

_Three-Hour Expert’ Tells Impressions After Visit to Farm—  “Soviet Writer Criticizes Garst: Coon Rapids Man Says He's Off the Beam

lowa'’s Garst indignant, Russian writer says home smelled .of manure

will Advance Grain Reseal Storage Payments to March   Means Early Receipt Of Funds in Area

To Advance Grain Resealing Payments To Provide Spring Planting Funds

Rusk To Remain Firm On Berlin Standpoint   Hopes To Find Out Soviet Sincerity To Negotiate Soon After Gromyko Talk

U.S. Sailors Quickly Charm Scottish  T acces Near New Nuclear Sub Base

American Sailors Win Over Scotch Lassies,  Dance, Drink and Have Ball in Holy Loch

Thompson Joining in  Crisis Study  Envoy to Moscow   Envoy to Moscow Returns with Rusk After Paris Talks

Officials Consult On Berlin Moves   Ambassador Joins In Consultations In Washington

\Administration Outlining Possible Moves  Rusk, Thompson Report For U.S. Talks On Berlin

Moscow Envoy Joins  U.S. Strategy Talks   SUCCESSFUL TALKS   POSSIRLE APPROACHES

Hoffa Suffers Worst Defeat  4,000 Rebel Teamster   4,000 Rebel Teamster: Vote to Leave Union

Rebel Teamsters Upheld Ohio Court Action Cited As Hoffa's Worst Defeat

4 Luken Locals Break Away caren ateeeeaeinriae 2  Teamster Rebel Claims Major Defeat For Hoffa

How It. Wuz  OL TEMPERATURES DELAY THE SEASON  April Showers Only 4 Moderate This Year » — Month's, Moisture 1.40 Below: “Normal -

How It Wuz  COOL: TEMPERATURES  DELAY THE SEASON April Showers Only Moderate This Year  — Month's Moisture 1.40’ Below Normal

Withholding Plan Advanced in House   Vote Is 84-62 for Dalton Proposal; Ready Now For Final Passage.

Tax Withholding Bilt Passes First Hurdle   Majority Democrats. Advance. Dalton’s Plan, 83-63, After Shouting Down Four. Republican Amendments: Follows Hours of Bitter Debate

Council Contest  Story on  Page 8   Citv Election   Mayor   School Board   Citv Couneil      Morrison Tells Freeman Problems F acing Farmer  Rural-Business Conference Among Governor's Snocectinne

Crash In Virginia Kills 77   New Soldiers Heading For First Trainings

Air Disaster Ind Worse For A Single Plane   Surviving Pilot Says He Tried To Make A Landing

Yong Army Recruits Die. ;  77 Servicemen  Perish As-Plane Crashes In Va.

Airliner Falls In Virginia   Draftees, Volunteers Headed To Ft. Jackson

Airliner Crash in Virginia Kills 77  WTARiwtlinne \laliataare Amann Dane

Had Taken Their Oaths 74 Drattees, Volunteers Die In Fiery Plane Crash

3 Crew Members  Die, Two Escape   Young Army Draftees, Volunteers En Route to Beain Basic Training

3 Of 5 Crewmen  lose Lives Also   Gls Killed Shortly After Taking Their Service Oaths

14 Draftees Are Among Casualties   2 Crewmen Survive Crash As Ship Seeks Safety Of Airport

2 Members Of Crew Are  Survivors Craft Crashes, Explodes Near Richmond, Va.

Three Crewmen On Charter Craft Killed in Plunge  Two Engines Quit; Richmond Landing Citnwt Pitemetenace

2 CREWMEN ARE ONLY SURVIVORS   Disaster Comes After Emergency Landing Attempt

74: New Gls Die: 2 of  Crew Live:  Big Plane Falls, Explodes Near  Viroinia Aienant

Chartered Airliner With Two of Four Engines Out Fails to Reach Safety of Byrd Airport in Richmond. Va.

74 Army Recruits Killed in Crash   Sacramento Officials Urge Quick Decision on Freeway

74 Are Young Army Draftees And Volunteers   Plane Plunges.And Burns Near Airport While Attempting To Land

“4 Army Draftees, Volunteers Killed In Plane Crash Soon After Tabine Oath

74 Army Recruits Die In Virginia Plane Crash   Just Sworn In, On Way to Begin Training In N. C.

3 Crew Members ‘Also Die   Two Others Escape Virginia Disaster, Trainees Had Just Taken Service Oaths

Plane Falls Enroute To Boot Camp   Second Worst Single U. S. Air Tragedy; 9 Crawmen Survive

77 Persons, Nearly All Young Army Recruits, Many From Pennsylvania, ‘Are Killed In Constellation Plane Crash

74. Recruits Perish Near Richmond    Airliner Wrecks While Attempting Emergency Landing

77 Perish, Two Survive Air Disaster   U. S. Suffers Second Worst Plane Mishap; Engine Trouble Noted

Young Gls Bound for Basie ( amp   Plane Traged v  Claims 77 Lives

14 Young Men, Army Draftees, Among Victims   Crippled Aircraft Trying To Land

Big Airliner Falls in Flames Near Richmond   Effort to Reach Byrd Airport Fails; Two of Crew Survive

74 ARMY © RECRUITS PERISH   Only Pilot And Engineer Survive Fiery Crash Of Airliner Flying Gis To Basic Training. .

Two survive plane wreck in Virginia   Crippled liner drops in swamp near Byrd Airport

Young Army Recruits Die In Wreckage   2 In Crew Live Through Crash At Richmond

Second Worst Air  Disaster of One Plane   Three Crew Members Also Die in Flaming Virginia Wreck; Pilot, Engineer Only Survivors of Crash

Fire, Blasts Rip Airliner; Two Survive   New Inductees’ Crippled Craft Falls in Virginia

Bodies May Never Be Identified   All Are Consumed As Airliner Burns In Virginia

Most Of Victims  Recruits In Army   Only Pilot And Flight Engineer Survive As Craft Plunges, Burns In Landing Attempt la Virginia

Pilot. Flight Kngineer Are Only Survivors   Nearly All Victims Were Army Recruits On Their Way To Camp For Basic Training

Death Toll in Recruit-Filled Airliner Crash Is Set at 77   Two Crew Members Only Survivors of Tragedy in Virginia,

Meet Death While Flying To Start Training; 3 of 5 Crew Members Also Die

Perish in ‘Fiery. Plane.   Crippled Constellation Was Endeavoring to. Make Ladin ‘ When Plane Dropped Straicht Down in Ball af Rin. -

Nearly All Young Army Recruits   Plane Pilot And Engineer Only Survivors

Bob Kennedy Asks New Laws ToCurb Crime   Attorney General Confident of Action By Congress on Bills

Anti-Crime Legislation Requested  Brother Bob JiUanldce Wrect   Brother Bob Holds First News Parley

By Bobby Kennedy : 8 po werful new rae w:  against crime asked :

Justice Department Calls For Eight New Laws To Curb Organized Crime

Powerful Crackdown  \Robert Kennedy Asks Eight \Laws to Help Curb Rackets

Wants Stiffer Penalties iia Ally. Gen. Kennedy: Ca.  For Laws To Curb Crime

Bobby Kennedy Asks 8 Laws To Battle Crime   Didn't Provide Specific Details On His Operation

R. Kennedy Calls For 8 New Laws To Curb Crime   Marlow Report Attorney General’s First News Session Created No Sensations

Tear Gas Bombs Stop March Against U.S. Ambassador; Colleve Classes Suspended

Young Rioters Beafen Back by Belgian Police   Demonstrators in Daring March on Parliament Building

Church Affairs   METHODISTS PLAN — DISCUSSION SERIES FOR YOUNG ADULTS

Castro Enemies  Plan To Resume  Secret Training Describe Attacks  On Landed Units By Tanks, Jets

‘THE SOONER, THE BETTER’ Defeated Cuban Invaders Say They'll Be Going Back

Now In Florida Two Who Survived Invasior  Say They're Going Back

~ Rugged Cuban rebels declare ‘Were going back’ to fight   Relates story of the landing

Cubans Tell Of Invasion  Going Back to Training Camps 2 Exiles Assert

Storm Hampers Search Where BS) Crash   Fate Of Five Crew Members Still Not  Known By Searchare

Logan Man Missing In  Jet Crash   Storm Halts Rescue Of Five As Missile  Smashes Into Bombe

Hit By Deadly Sidewinder — B52 Rescue Operation Hampered by Storm

Brazil Seethes: Goulart Waiting  Military Leaders Oppose Takeover

SEEK TO KEEP V. PRESIDENT FROM POST   Goulart ieee In Paris For Word To Fly Home   Suspends Talks With Soviet Union On Restoring Relations With Russia

Brazil Leaders Oppose Leftist   Vice President  Waits in Paris: “Country Patrolled

Military said in opposition to Goulart   Vice President waits in Paris for decision

Brazilian Leader Waits In Paris xk kk kk Ok  Army Won’t Let Goulart Take Over

Brazil Succession in Doubt;  Army, Others Oppose Leftist   U.S. Says ‘Absurd’ To Meddling Charge

Leaders Ponder Next Move - Crisis § olution Is Sought For Brazil

Goulart Waits in Paris for Word fo Returr   Police, Troops Guard Against Explosive Crisis

Some Doubt On Status Of Goulart   Vice President Delays Return Into Country

GOULART DELAYS RETURN Military, Political  Chiefs Debate Brazil's New Crisis

Military im Control In Brazilian Crisis  Congress Debates Return  Of Left-Wing Labor Leader

Resignation of Quadros Brings On Situation   Military Leaders Opposed to Goulart

Brazil Leaders Seek To Settle National Crisis   oe Military Leaders May Block Goulart

Leaders Seek Peace In Brazil   Army Reported Opposing Takeover of Government By Leftist Vice-President

Successor Remaining In France   Leftist Has Legal Right to Move Up, But He Is Opposed

GOULART REMAINS IN PARIS   War Minister Leads Opposition  Ta SRE RecA.

Firm Brazil Grip Taken By Military   3 Vice President Waits in Paris As Concress Ricker

Military  Has Control In Brazil   Goulart Plays Safe, Stays On In Paris

Goulart Role In Brazil Now Being Studied  Vice President Awaits In Paris Amid Confusian

Brazil VP Waits OK to Take Job   Congress Talks While Nation Rest on Brink of Strife

Brazil Congress Bickers Over Next In Power   Military In Control Goulart Delays Return From Paris

Seek Settlement Of Crisis In Brazil   Military Group Denies Power to Vice President

Brazil Seeks Solution To— Great Crisis  Military Leaders Are Opposed To Takeover By Vice President

Couftart Lingers In Paris As Pro-Western Military Strongman Controls Brazil

Military Chiefs Oppose Leftist—  Brazilian Leaders Seek Settlement of Presidential Crisis

Military Chiefs Appear To Hold Firm Control   Army Boss Opposes Leftist Goulart; Talks With Soviet Shelved

Group Opposed To Takeover By Goulart   Vice President Waits In Paris for Word To Fly Home

Troop Movement Reported On Highway Link to Berlin   See related story, Py. 2A

East German, Soviet Troop Patrols Active   American Battle Group Ready To Travel Autobohn

BATTLE GROUP PREPARES TO USE AUTOBAHN   Stepped Up East German Patrols Are Reported   RUSSIAN FORCES ARE ALSO SPOTTED

In Berlin   Reds Step Up Troop  Movements      See Editorial Page 6

Red Patrols On Autobahn Increased   U.S. Battle Group About to Cross Red Area Toward Berlin

RedsStepUp Road Patrols   Freedom of Movement Guarantee Is Denied

Gls Ready for March  to Berlin   Red Troops Patrol. Vital Highway Link

CONGRESS ROUNDUP Solons Speed Up ‘Action on Bills Pending Holiday

Congress Plans  Long July 4th Weekend Rest   Speeds Action On Legislation

STARTLED NATION WITH LOVER IN ATTIC ‘Heroine’ Of Batman, Husband Slaying Notoriety Dies At 75

Woman Who Hid “Batman” Murderer of Spouse in Attic for Years, Dies at 75

Bob Wyman swims 200 yds. tobeach  Stan Westover, Ben Rigling Cennie Peterson missing

Skiff Overturns; One Man Swims to Shore   Fishermen Are Reported Dead on Hunting Trip at Mud Bay; Three Off Fishing Vessel Janette of Sitka

Firm Sees Jobs Here For 1,500   Purchase Price  Is $2.2 Million  rmuairTrerTS ( !’"h(UceO eee oe

Firm Sees Jobs Here For 1,500   Purchase Price Is $2.2 Million   BULLETIN

Drought, Short Hay Crop Spurs Action DISASTER DESIGNATION IS ‘ASKED FOR 11 COUNTIES

11-County Drouth Area Proposed   Federal Officials Asked To Designate Disaster Area To Help Dairy Farmers

Two Arrested By FBI Agents  In Terre Haute   Former Cashier, Auto Dealer Charged In Connection With Bank Shortages

PRAYER FOR...  ® IO0DAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religion Features)

Oklahoma Tornado —  Kills 17   Hamlets of Howe and Richeirt Ravaged, 20  To 50 Injured Taken To Hospital at Poteau

Tunney Charges Ingemar Had Serious Brain Traume   Eartler Article, Pr. 2

Ingo Had Brain lrauma-Tunney   Says Swede Should Not Have Fought

Warn Russ: Do Not Try Berlin Coup   Threats, Unilateral Action Not Pathway To Settlement, West Foreign Ministers Say

ON WEEKEND OUTING Chagrined Boy Scouts Fail Important Compass Test

» How It Woz  AND STILL: ‘WARMER: 7 BUT. RAIN AND ; fesaceuy ons ‘Sap Prac:

~ How It Wuz  ‘AND STILL WARMER -+. BUT RAIN AND SNOW ARE FORECAST

Senator Calls For Positive U.S. Action   Goldwater Says Foreign Policy Is Weak-Kneed

Conservative Blasts JFK Weak Policy Goldwater Asks  Concrete Action To Win Cold War

A00- -MEGATON WARHEADS "ARE CLAIMED   Asserts Numbers Well In Excess Of U. S. Guesses

Loser Says Johnson Unfairly Injected Racial Issue  Gonzalez Eleeted in Texas

LBJ Accused In Election  Of Gonzalez  fa Funis 8   GOP Loser In Texas Race Says Johnson Created Racial issue

USS. Plots Invasion,  Cubans Tell U.N.  ‘Direct Military Aggression Within Few Hours’ Charged in Council

Cuba Charges U.S. Ready to Open Military Aggression; — White House Secretary Says ‘Nuts

CASTRO SMOKESCREEN CHARGED  U.S. Invasion of Cuba Charae Labeled ‘Nuts’

Cuba Claims U.S. Invasion Hours Away  White House Says ‘Nuts’: U.N. Council Meet Asked

2 Bandits Caught Near _ Greensburg Shortly After Robbing Bank At St. Paul   Gunmen Identified As Morris Goodwin And Robert Loper, Both Of Greensburg; One Is Shot.  LOOT OF $2,000  AT GO Io DOMNAtMoMms,:, 

Inside...   Anti-Guerrilia Trainin  Cuba C alls C anal Zone Base ‘War Declaration

UNITED STATES UNDER ATTACK   Castro Alarmed About Guerrilla Training  Camp In Panama

Undeclared WaronCuba Is Charged By Havana   Assails U.S. TrainingCenter: New Executions  Announced

Coal Research Office Begins Project Work   May Have $250,000 Worth By July 1

Rebels Fight Armv   Attacks On Trains End In Battle   Heavy Casualties Suffered by Rebels In Congo Hassle

U.N. Troops Guarding Train Repel  Africans Using Bows And Arrows

Baluba Casualties Said Heavy  Swedish UN Troop:  Battle Tribesmen

UN Troops Fight Off Balubas   Hundreds Of Rebel Tribesmen Make 3 Attacks On Train  be i, ee cee ee x See: Leen

 Swedish Soldiers Attacked On Train-- U.N. Troops Clash With Tribesmen

—TRAIN ATTACKED IN THE CONGO— Swedish U.N. Troops Halt Baluba Rebels

Texas Sales Tax to Hit All Purses   Meals in Cafes Are Included In Suggested Levies

Girl Criticizes Nigeria Card Triggers Demand To Oust Peace Corps

Girl Gives Peace Unit ‘Black Eye   Misplaced Postcard Stirs Up Trouble For Nigerian Unit

‘Wanted to Ease Tensions   Stray Postcard Touches Off Peace Corps Furor in Africa

Called “A gents of Imperialism” ....     Nigerian Students Demand Expulsion of Peace Corps

Peace Corps Gets Its First Black Eye   Girl’s Card Goes Astray in Nigeria

-MASSACHL SETTS GIRL LOSES POST CARD IN NIGERIA  Peace Corps Receives First Black Eye

Girl’s Note Is Reason —— Angry Nigerians Ask Ouster of Peace Corps

POSTCARD GOES ASTRAY   Peace Corps Member Causes  Uproar With Nigeria Comment

Card Gives Peace Unit ABlack Eye   Accidentally-Dropped Note Stirs Up Nigerians.

U. S. Peace Corps Gets Black Eye  Girl's Pogteoard Ryire Rtarm At Niagoria Tlnianworttas

Girl’s Post Card Starts Demonstration  Peace Corps Gets Black Eye

Post Card Angers Nigerians  Peace Corps Gets First Black Eye   Daughter's Action Sincere

ist Black Eye Is Received By Peace Corp:   Nigera Protests Postcard Writen On Conditions

Nigerian Students Ask Unit Expelled : Postcard Goes Astray:  (Peace Corps Has Black Eye   Congo Premier Declares Will Take Over Katanga

stray Postcard Triggers Nigerian Demonstration  ABlack Eve For The Peace Corps

NIGERIANS HIT) PEACE CORPS  se aeeeedneeeieaeecdaainemegraniateiae ae eieeenar ee ee TD ms uiaiinane  "Thoughtless” Gari Biamed

Peace Corps Gets First Black Eye On Postcard Criticizing Nigeria

Peace Corps girl's mail irks natives  Post card gives US. first black  eve in the field

Nigeria Youths Ask Ouster of Peace Corps   ‘Thoughtless’ U. S. Girl's Postcard Gives Program Black Eye

Portcard That Goes Astray Gives Peace Corps Its First Black Eye In The Field

She Criticized Nigeria.... Peace Corps Is Hurt By Thoughtless Girl

Nigerians frrotest Stray Posteard Brings Peace Corps ‘Black Eye’ e

FOSICGIG WOC5 ASTGy  Nigerian Students Demand Expulsion Of Corns

Postcard Goes Astray American Peace Corps  Gets Black Eye Abroad

:   (GIR MENTIONS PRIMITIVE CONDITIONS Nigerians Demand Peace Corps Leave

Sample Of Military Might  The Army Puts Its Best Foot Forward For JFK

Mob Routs Womer Pickets in Havana  Signs Appeal ‘Cease Executions’ of Sons

Torrential Rains Give Way To Showers   Flash Flooding Is Reported In Texas, Arkansas

WEATHER   HARK THE HERAILD.-.  Conservation Field Holds Opportunities-

Dean Slated To Head U.S, ln Arms Talks  President Deeply   President Deeply Impressed By Skill, Bargaining Ability

Oe SIEM Sere TA SMELOS See AN GN RANSON = a  Pop: 185 Million About Thursday

Burke Says:   Russians Have Number Of Subs  Which Could Launch Missiles

Por Mayoria De DosA Uno   La Planilla Eneabezada Por  MeNair Seeuira En El Poder

Hoffa Sues Meany And Other Leaders   Most Of Top Leadership Of AFL-CIO Defendants In Suit For Conspiracy

Hoffa and Union File Big Lawsuit  Accuse Meany, ‘Other Toy AFL-CIO Officers

HOFFA FILES SUIT FOR $1-MILLION   Charges Libel And Slander In :  Action Against Meany And Top AFL—CIO Leadership

Pakistan Head Concludes Talk With President   Joint Communique Will Be Issued: Kennedys Are Invited To Pakistan

Ayub Invites the Kennedys to Pakistan   Final Communique on Talks Slated  Later Today

Soviet Space Feat Hailed As New Spur   Adlai Speaking For President On Red Success

Space Curb Needs Seen By Kennedy   Stevenson And JFK Diseuss Russian Feat

Pass Indiana Budget, Add School Aid   Approve $16 Million More for Education, Send $1.17 Billion  Bill to State Senate

Roa Charges U.S. Forces Taking Part   Stevenson Brands Accusations Made In U.N. As False

Cuba Claims U. S. Invades   Adlai Denies Guantanamo Units Enter Castro Land

Senate To Start Doing Business   Routine Matters To Be Handled Between Filibuster Debates ©

Filibuster Fight Stull  Simmering   Ex-Philadelphia Mavor To Propose New Cabinet Post

Senate Digs In, Filibuster Ruckus Boils   ‘No Hurry in House To Reorganize Its Rules Committee

Can Introduce New Bilis... .  Senate Ready for Business  As Rules Debate Continues

Between Arguments Senators Agree to Conduct  Business Beginning Today

Filibuster fight simmers as senators introduce hills   House Demos it no hurry to change rules

Dems Settle Hight Over Vacancies   Compromise Plan Reduces Power Of Majority Leader

Senate F ight Simmers Over Filibusters  Acreement Rearha,d   Agreement Reached On Normal Routine As Debate Continues

U.S. Senate Gets Down To Business   Fight Over Limit To Filibusters Still Simmering

Caught in Filibuste ibustering Be attle  Senate Set to Gel Down to Business

Senate Conducts Normal Business As Debate Goes On   Experts Seeking Cause Of Nuclear Reactor Explosion

Ease Up Congress Filibuster Battle  Plan Time Outs to Transact Business

The Weather   Senate Dilutes Filibuster Fuss  Ordinary Business OK   Ordinary Business OKd During Old Debate

May Introduce Bill To Create Housing Chief  Debate of Limiting of Filibusters Gees On; Compromise On Policy

Senators To Begin W ‘ork Today   Family Fight Settled   Partial Vietery

Senate Question Simmers   House Quiet on Rules Change, But Push Yet to Come

House Passes 3 Bills Aimed At Gambling  Horsebooks, Spot Cards, Numbers . Would Be Felonies

Ohio Gambling Laws Tighten  Harcehoaok Outlawed   Horsebook Outlawed Like Slot Machine

Ohio Gambling Laws Tighten   Horsebook Outlawed Like Slot Machine

3 Antigambline Bills Passed By Ohio House   Senate Measure Would License TV Radio Repairmen

‘Handbooks, Numbers Slips, Betting Cards Appear On Way Out In Ohio

Khrushehev Decides Not To Attend U.N.   (;rowing Hostility Reflected In New Soviet Maneuvers   NO MEERTING

Red Hostility To Kennedy Up   Khrush To Skip First Sessions Of U. N.

Red Hostility Toward JFK Regime Mounts   Khrush Decides Against Visit To Next U.N. Session

Mr. K. willnotattend U.N. yeneral assembly sessions   a raps new U. S. administration

Red Paper Attacks  Kennedy   Khrushchev  Will Not Attend  Opening Of UN  Acsembly Session

Moscow:   Khrushchev to Miss Opening   Mounting Hostility Is Reason for Decision

Khrushchey Won't Come To UN Meet   Gromyko Will Head Soviet Delegation ALN, Y. Sessions

Gromyko To Attend UN Meet   Nikita to Stay Away From UN Meet Next Tuesday

Mr. K Decides Not To Atfend UN. Meeting  teem eae: i Tyee be   Russian Hostility Mounting Toward JFK Administration

K Decides To Forego N. Y. Visit   Gromyko To Head Soviet Delegation To United Nations

Mr. K Won't Attend Start Of U.N. Talks   Will Send Gromyko; Hostility Toward U.S, President Rises

Red Hostility To Kennedy Up  Khrush To Skin First   Khrush To Skip First Sessions of U.N.

Mounting Red Hostility  Nikita Decides To Ski Start Of UN Meeting

ARKANSAS WEATHER   Of U. N. General Assembly  Nikita To Miss Opening Session

E. Germans Hurl Spy  Charges   Yank Pilots Teil Brushes With, Ruse

West German Jets Lose Way Over Red Territory: East Charges Espionage

[ells NATO Ground Aid Important   JFK Sends Message to Parliamentarians Now in Paris.

WEST WORLD IS INVOLVED IN BERLIN   Norstad Reports Strength Gains During Past Year

Ground Forces Held Important  President Kennedy Statement to NATO

State’s Bob Brue Tops U.S. Open  Braves Defeated See the Sports Peach   Today's Chuckle

International Head  Of UIWA Shot Dead   Attempt To Bomb Labor Leader's Car Fails; Was Important Appeal Witness

pT HUL TEGHUIS FUWETS UCTICS pice xk x~**  Will Not Remain In Soviet lf Released

GM Discloses Economic Settlement  With UAW Granting 12-Cent. Pay Hike

Settlement With UAW Is Disclosed  Apparent Attemp! To Stop Wild-Cat

Economie Package 12.04 Cents   But Wildeat Stoppages Upse GM Plants

GM Contract With UAW Ha 12-Cent Raise  Hourly Rate Boost — Affects 350,000 Praductinn Worker re

Bill Proposes City Affairs  Department   Administration Put Off Message On Nee Cabinet Post

Eisenhower Wins at Craps, but Its All for Benefit of Cancer Fund

Ike Wins $60 In Crap Game  Mamie Cleans Up Too But All Far Cancar Eund

Ike, Mamie Win At Shooting Crap Aboard ‘Luxury Liner But Give All To Cancer Society

lke Gambles To Lose But Wins Instead  Celebrities ‘Lose’  To Cancer Charity

Ike claims °60 in’ floating crap game, cancer fighters big winner

Ike Wins $60 in Crap Game at Ship Party To Raise Money for Runyan Cancer Fund

All for Cancer Fund  Chap Named tke Reaps Hau! Aboard Floating Game Ship

‘E ise mhower, Mamie " There  F loating Crap Game Sees Notables At Tables

 For Cancer Society   Celebrities Bet To Their  Hearts Content, Ike Wins

On Luxury Liner Off Coast—  Ike Gambles With Other Celebrities For Charity

Ike Is Big Wiriner At: Crap Table   Mamie Reportedly _ Did Even Better; Done For Charity

CELEBRITIES GAMBLE’ ABOARD SHIP TO AID CANCER FUND—$100.000 TAKE

Eisenhowers  Court Luck For Charity  Runyon Fund’s  Floating Casino 1... @770n0 nan

Says Move Should Help End Air Piracy Menacing Nations  Cuba Hails Pact to Return U.S. Plane

Castro Regime Calls For Cooperation of US To End Air, Sea Piracy

Castro Regime Hails Plan To Return Plane   Calls For Two Countries To Combat Future Acts Of Air Or Sea Piracy

Great Step Forward” Castro Regime Hails Agreement ‘Between U. S., Cuba On Piracy

House Votes Federal Aid To Children   Would Assist States To Help Families of Unemployed—Jobless Aid Bill Slows Down

Federal- State. Aid — To Children. Passes   House Approval: Does Not Avert Fight. In Senate Over Emeraency Proposals -

House for Aid To Children Of Unemployed   General Relief  Bill Faces  Ranatce Slawdauwn

House OK’s Child Aid Of Jobless  Senate Group Hearing to Hold Up Approval

House Okays Bill To Help Youngsters   Jobless Parents Would Receive Extra Payments

State Is Making Determined Bid To Get Project  Sr i (i sn oe   Estimated Cost Seen As Over $50 Million

Electronic Highway for Michigan?   Read a Book. Relax While Brain Takes Over

Michigan, GM Make Bid For Flectric Road  California, Ohio   California, Ohio Vie For Contract; Economy Hike Seen

Potential Strong Man? . McNamara Delights Kennedy ‘By Grabbing Bull by Horns -

Looms As Strong Cabinet Member  McNamara Impresses By Rapid-Fire Moves

JOY, vepression How Does Parent Accept News Son May Be Shot Into Space?

PROUD . . . PRAYED HE WOULDN'T Parent Reactions Vary on Choice Of Sons as Possible Man in Soace

Dominicans Rage  Violently Against  Trujillos Again Capital’s Name  Is Changed Back  rr - seas ~ a

Se Ne ee  “c . . ‘ Cot foe LETE  i t     nil Lhe rete  , ee ee ae

Zorin to Consult U. N. Delegates on Civil War in Congo   Security Council May Meet This Week to Consider Crisis

Zorin To Talk With UN. Delegates Before Calling Council On Congo

By U.N. Security Council  ~ Talks Planned On Congo War   Congo: Scene  Of Great Fear

U.N. Council Meet Hinted In Congo Fuss   3 African Nations Call for Probe of ‘Lawless Mercenaries’

Congolese Civil War Threatenec   Zorin May Call Security Council for Discussions

forin Seeks Congo Views Of Delegates  Russian Will Call Council Session on  Civil War Threat

Zorin Planning More Talks On Congo Situation  Congo’s Civil War Threat Prompts Meet Of Council Later On

Security Council Expected To Meet  U.N. Studies Congo War Threat

Zorin Plans More Talks With the UN   Discuss Threat Of a Civil War  In Congo Area

Behind Scenes Maneuvering  Zorin Then Plans Call Of Council Over Conga

U.N. Discussion of Congo's Civil War Delayed by Delegates’ Talks   Ethiopia, Sudan, Nigeria Call for Council Action

War caused by Katanga's lawlessness  President Zorin gets note from African nations

3 Nations Ask kor Security Council Meet  Session To Talk  Over Civil War Threat Fwed

More Talks Set About Congo Case   U.N. Delegates Discuss Issues. Council Waiting

Father Of Twols Saved r From Death In Deep Well R   Tractor-Traders Report Io Fidel

AFTER NEARLY 17 HOURS  19-Year Old Father Of Two Rescued From Well

Attorneys Criticize Decision   Judge's Ruling Freeing Holdup Suspect Challenged At St. Paul Convention

Holdup Suspect Freed — County Attorneys Rap Judge’s Search Ruling

 Pair in Ghana to Hear Bellis Soon  Peace Corps Wedding Of Students is First

Goldbers To Aid In Talks  Raake tan Raw   Seeks to Bar Ship Strike

Nik ita Stews After Beef With Commie Chief Over Bum Steer on Corn Output

Corn Production Concealed  Soviet Premier Scores Party Chief for Lying

Says ‘Police Payoff Ring’ Still On Force   Prosecutor Says Officers Retained Due To Testifying

Wife Weeps As Verdict ls Refurned  Jurors Out Only 30 Minutes In Trial at Wacn

Pope issues worldwide council call  i a ee ha   Expected to open late in 1962, is aimed at atheism

Pope Calls For Catholic Church Council In 1962   Major Concerns Are Atheism, Troubles Which Perplex World

Vatican City:  Pope Summons  Chutch Leaders   Ecumenical Council Is  Called for Next Year

Inside The Proaress   Pope Formally Calls Ecumenical Council in 1902

‘CANNOT SERVE CASTRO’  Man and Wife Diplomats Ask Mexico for Asylum.

'U.S. Will Sell ‘Surplus Food To Yugoslavia   - Tito Needs Wheat Because Of Yugoslay Crop Failures

Tito Bid For Food Accepted   500,000 Tons Of Wheat Asked For Yugoslavia

US. Willing to Sell Slavs Food   500,000 Tons Wheat  Cahadulad for Sale

Called Policy Continuation  U.S. Willing To Sell More Surplus Food To Yugoslavia

¥Y. Million Tons Ready For Sale   Tito Says Crop Failures Require Grain Imports

U.S. Bares Spy Evidence   Czech Accused of Paying Army Instructor $1,700 for Information

NEW ADMINISTRATION: V  Kennedy and Farm and City  Details of Farm Program To Follow Big Conference

ihe pee: Danvilte, Va., Friday, Jan. 13, 1961  Kennedy Promises Higher Farm Income

Farm Problems — Last In Series  Kennedy Administration's \ ® J  Plans For New Frontier   Rv OVID MARTIN

Kennedy Faces Task in Aiding Urban And Farm Areas Under New Reaime   By OVID MARTIN Associated Press Farm Writer

Kennedy Plans And Problems: New Team Will Tackle Farm Woes Right Away

PLEDGES TO SHUN BOMBS ARE SQUGHT   West Outvoted In UN Panel As Reds Favor Move

U.N. Political Committee Opposes WesternPowers  Vote Requests Secretary General to Set Up Groun Pledaed Mot te Acauire Atem Rambs

Lunar Launch Site Decision Due Soon  US. Readies For All-Out Orbit Program

Gagarin In Hungary Greeted By Thousands   Major Launchings Set By U.S. ‘To Orbit Unmanned ‘Mereury

2 Major Shots Set Next Week   Space Platform, Mercury Test Opens Door to Man

Sharply Conflicting Versions Senate, House to Confer © On JFK’s Foreign Aid Pian

Foreign Aid Votes Bring Sharp Split   Comproniise Slated As Senate, House Versions At Odda

Kennedy Hopes Sill to Salvage Foreign Aid Biil   Seeks Compromise — By House and Senate Conference Groups

Aid Action Gets Okay  In Senate   Senate, House Far Apart On Approved Bills

Foreign Aid Compromise  Talks Set   one ee ee ee    Administration Hopes To Piece Together JEK’e Program

JFK Foreign Aid Requests Given Senate Approval  But House Stripped Borrowing Authority And Limited Program

JFK Hopes for Compromise or Foreign Aid   Three-Year Lending Authority Might Reconcile Solit

Compromise on Aid-Bill Is Hope   Senate Gives Kennedy Most of His Proposal:

Measure to Committee... . House and Senate Versions  Ot Aid Bill Are Wide Apart

HOUSE HARPOONS REQUEST  Administration Hopes To Recoup Foreign Aid Loss

SENATE PUTS OK ON JFK’S FOREIGN Ail   Administration To Try Compromise With House On $8 Billion Lending Deal.

Aid Supporters Picking Up Pieces After House Slashes Through Bill

€ ompr omise Foreign Aid  Bill iis   Senate And House Versions Conflict Sharply On Issue

HOPES ALIVE TO SAVE JFK FOREIGN AID   Compromise Seen On Senate, House Versions OF Bill

COMPROMISE IN AID PROGRAM BILL NECESSARY   Kennedy Disapproves Of House Plan

Tugs Pull Arcadia Free After 2 His.   Grounding Blocks Busy Hawaii Port; 1,182 Aboard Shir

KERNER WILL PROPOSE HIKE IN JOBLESS PA)   Wants $59. Maximum, : In creased Tax on Employer, Higher Earnings.

Sales Tax Boost Would Still Remain   Republicans Vow Fight; Corporations Also Will Pay Flat Income Tax

Would Remove Food, Drug Sales 1 $600 Deductible as in Federal Levy

On Income of individuals Ay id d Corporations is Heart of Gov. ~Suveissson’s “Tax Revision’ Prearam

Nehru Sees Peace: Hits New Testing  sserrs KUSSIONS   Asserts Russians Avoid War, Want ‘Conservatism’

Spradling ‘Disappointed’ Revised Exemptions Touch Of New Furor on-Use, Sales Taxe:

Jaycees Receive Two More Entries In Beauty Pageant; Deadline Soon

PERRY HIGH SCHOOL   Two New Entries in Miss Perry Show Received by Perry Jaycee Committee

Cuban Clerics Needled Anew   Spanish Priests Hit By Castro’s Brother

Cuban Priests Accused of Bomb Plots   Castro’s Regime Maintains Attacks On Catholic Church

RAUL CASTRO CLAIMS PRIESTS ~ CARRY BOMBS   Addresses “Night R ally of Students; Rebels Active In Mountains.

Castro Says Clerics In Bomb Plots   Claims They Act On Orders Given By Dictator Franco

Virginia Y outh Freed After 16 Hours In 30-Foot Deep Mud-Slicked Well

Condition Condition Reported Satisfactory  Young Father Is Freed In Underground Rescue

Young Father Rescued From 30-Foot Well   Rushed To Hospital After Being Held Prisoner For 16 Hours

Workers Toil For 16 Hours To Rescue Young Father Trapped In 30-Foot Well

Young Father Trapped In Well 16 ‘Hours Freed, Rushed To Hospital

AAW ce ZENS.  Saint of the WORLD         Tephoon. Kills 172 in Japan

On The Snside   Authorities Hunt for Secret Cargo Dumped by Plane to Prevent Crash

Air force officials try to recover classified cargo   Dumped by C47 with engine trouble

Dump Classified Cargo From C47  Air Force Security   Air Force Security Officers: to Scene

MM Is OK After An Operation   Seven Doctors On © Hand As Her Gall Bladder Is Removed

NI ews ina nutshell  FROM. OUR WIRE SERVICES   Japan rejects Red pact

Mikoyan Raps Japanese-U.S. Security Treaty   Fails In Efforts To Increase Trade Between Two Nation

Reject Trade Pact With USSR  Mikoyan In Tokyo; Blasts U.S.-Jap Security Treaty

Floodwater  Surges Into  Some Areas   Silt Removal May Reduce Damage In City. Mayor Cites

Residents Tense. But Dikes Hold   Areas in South Also Threatened  By Hieh Waters

Jeeps Patrol Seawall At Cedar Rapids   Crest Falls Below Predicted Record Flood Stage,

High Water Threatens — Towa City   Cedar Rapids Riding Out One Of Worst Floods

2,500 Homeless In Cedar Rapids  lowa City Braces  For Major Flood

Wired For Blast   lowa’s Second Largest Cit Braced For Record Flood

Cedar Rapids Batfles Raging Flood Waters As 2.500 People Flee Homes

Russians Capitalize On Negro Student: Air Huldah’s Account Of U.S. Race Woe

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GM, Union Near Final Agreement   Accord Paves Way For Quick End To 10-Day Walkout

Auto Workers, General Motors In Agreement   Quick End Seen In 10-Day Strike

School Will : Keep Ancient Textbooks   Board Oks McGuffey Books Over Protests

Teday’‘s Chuckle   WATER FLOWS AGAIN  Bathless Days End For Rio Residents

Wednesday ls Deadline For Pact   Congo Chief Fearful Of Double Cross

Congo Premier Says Tshombe  Prevents Peace  A PFS , eee   Adoula Issues Blast at Leader Of Secessionists

Tshombe Hit For Wrecking Peace Efforts  Adoula Gives Ruler Until Wednesday Comply With Pact

Inside The News   Tshombe Accused Of Effort To Torpedo Katanga Accord

U.S. Denies Plans to Send West German Police Into Beleaguered West Berlin:

US. Speaker Says Police Not Going to Berlin   -E. German Protest Over Alleged Plan Won't Be Acceptex

German Police Shift Rumor Is Denied in US.   Gromyko Says Talks ‘Useful’

Denies Report US Eyes West German Police For Berlin  Spokesman Says ‘Red Protest Of Alleged Plan Not Acceptable

U.S. Denies West Berlin Police Move   Gromyko Returns To Moscow, Says Talks ‘Useful’

No West Plan To Flood Berlin Mth Policemen   Local Authorities ‘Have Situation In Hand’—White

U.S. Speaker Says Police Not Going to Berlin  -E. German Protest Over Alleged Plan

Becomes Premier of Laos   U.S. Denies West Plans More Cops to W. Berlin

U.S. Denies West German Police to Be Sent to Berlin   Communist Warning Callec a Propaganda Move by U. S. State Department.

US. Denies Berlin Police Boost ‘Plan’   Protest by Reds ~ Won't Be Accepted by West, Aid Says

High-Level Meeting Called Off  - Big 4 Parley   Big 4 Parley Is Stymied By France

FRENCH STA BLOCKS MEET OF WEST BIG 4   Conference Was Set Up To Agree On Best Berlin Strategy   DeGAULLE CLAIMS ALLIES TOO ANXIOUS

Big Four Meeting Is  Canceled  Objections By France Given As Rencon

Objections Of French Cause Shift   Allies To Resume [oe =, #£_§ Fr Bt.   Allies To Resume Envoy-Level Talk For Present Time

Narcotics Bill Voted by Senate  '; Proposal. to Toughen Penaltie “Moves On. far Accamhiv OK.

Predict Warming Trend by Weekend  Showers to Continue  For Five-Day Period ”

Move Aimed At Swing To Congo Rule  Kev Points Seized.   Key Points Seized Many Foreigners Put Under Arrest

Katanga Capita Is Under Virtual State of Siege   U.N. Troops Act in Apparent Move to Force Congo Unity

U.N. Troops Take Over Congo City in Move to Oust Foreign Army Officers

U.N. Units Lay Siege InKatanaa   Foreigners Seized In Bid To Sway Defiant Province

U. N. Troops Take Over In Elizabethville  ‘Move Aimed At Getting Katanga Under Congo Rule

Kas avubu Moves Against Tsl Tshombe U.N. Troops Arrest Foreign Advisors In Bid to Merge Katenga Province

Katanaa Capita Placed Under Siege by U.N.   Move Aimed At Swinging Province Into Congo Regime

U.N. Force Takes Over Congo City A Move to Swing  Area Into Cen: tral Government

Action By U. N. Troops Designed To Bring Katanga Back Into Gov't

Aimed at Belgians"  U.N. Troops Act In Katanga Siege   U.S. Consul Arrested In Stanleyville

Unruly Katanga Slapped   Elisabethville Held In State Of Siege By U.N. Soldiers

U.N. Aiding Power Play  In Congo   Mave Aimed At  Katanga Province

Elisabethville Put Under Siege By U. N. Troops   Would Swing Katanga Into Congo Regime

Troops Rule Flisabethville   Various Foreigners Arrested In Bid to Swing Katanga to Adoula

U.N. Troops Are [n Virtual Control Of Elisabethville  Move To Put Katanga Province Back Into Congo Government

Nab White. Leaders Of Rebel Army   Moves Seen Attempt To Unify The Congo

U.N. Troops Seize Capital Of Katanga  Hope To Swing  Tshombe Into

Seize Many Key Points In Capital   Elizabethville In Virtual Siege State; Few Minor Clashes

U.N. Clamps Lid On Big Rebel City in Congo   Goal Is To Swing Katanga under Wing Of Central Regime

Congo village under seige   U.N. troops  trying to bring Katanga into line

'U. N. Troops Put Elisabethville ‘Under A Virtual Stage Of Siege

U.N. Troops Put Elizabethville Under Control   Aimed at Swinging Katanga [Into Line

‘Wave Of ‘Arrests  In Katanga   U.N. Units Launch Roundup Of Foreign Officers In Capital Of Province

FRENCH CRITICISM SEEN Special UN Session On  Bizerte To Open Todav

Assembly Opens Bizerte Talks   Special Session Is Third In History

Powerful Afro-Asian Bloc Backs Tunisia In Dispute  Bizerte Crisis Before U.N.  UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UPI])—The General Assembly opens a special se

Rainfall Lacking — Present Disastrous Fire Not Entirely Unexpected

Dust-dry L. A. Ripe for Fire   County Had Warning of Danger: Rainfall Practically Nil

US., Russia Both Set Off Nuclear Tests  _ American Blast  Undereround

QUITS AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE Backers Demand Returt Of Brezilion President

a Fresident Quits  Resignation Triggers Demonstrations Against U.S.

Quadros Resigns But Supporters Stone U.S. Embassy, Stage Strike to Back Hin

Brazil's Leftist President Resians: Supporters Stone U.S. Embassy

AL OT PG  FORMER UNION TWP. 4-H CLUB GIRL WINS BUENA VISTA HONOR

Af ine rair  FORMER UNION TWP. 4-H CLUB GIRL WINS BUENA VISTA HONOR

 Estimate Climb 250,000: State's Surplus Foods Rolls Expected To Rise

$500,000 Suit Is Entered Against Stockhol Iders Of TV Station WNCT

BORDER PROBLEV DEADLOCKED U.S. Wants Free Access To Berlin Or No Talks

‘our Burglary and Larceny  14 Cases on Docket For June Circuit Court

School Districts May Get Deadline  For Volunt ary Reorganization

First of Four-Part Series  Main Disagreements OF ‘Legislators Occur Over Taxation and Education   Ribicoff Opposes U.S. Aid to Private Schools

US Attack Alarm Net  ' iA  Scores ‘A   . ‘Sky Shield’ Has Very Few Holes

Southwest Penna. Gets More Snow   Somerset Co. Gets 18 Inches; Pittsburgh Hit

PRAYER FOR...  e IODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa Council] of Churches Religio: Features)

‘But Ie Takes Much Red Tape to Reach Steam Room  ‘East Berlin Still Ranks Highest In One Item—the Turkish Baths

Luken Leads Move, Others Follow Suit  Disaffiliate With   Disaffiliate With Teamsters, Urge Return To AFL-CIO

Dairy Workers Leave TU Union  Fee. ee ee ee   Hit Dictatorial Policies Of Hoffa

Nelson to Tell Goals Tuesday  r Fyenoctad tn Call Far   Governor Expected to Call For, Positive Action on Tax Revision

Goldwater Not Planning  ‘Presidential Bid; Draft Possibility Not Closed

Nelson Won't  Draft Tax Plan For Committee  Tells Sen. Panzer He'll Limit Ideas  * Tah Snanactiane

Governor Won't Advance New Tax Proposal Prior to Compromise Parley

Arsenal Of Missiles  ee ert mn nec =  U. S,..Navy Sets Sights  Orn 50 Polaris Submarines

Reds Protest Against Flight Across East German Border   Relaled stary, Pg. 11-A

Colleze Man at 22   Soviets Threaten to Destroy Aircraft Straying Into Red-Held German Territory

West German Flights Over E. Germany Bring New Air Threats From Soviets

West Warned About Flights Over E. Reich   Soviet Protests Trip By West Germany's Planes Over Sector

Reds. Ask Release Of German Pjlote      Warn West Over Straying Aircraft

Settlement Prospects Good  Last-Ditch Session Opens In GM Bargaining Talks

) GM AND UNIONS TRUCE TALKS ARE WORKING ARE UNDERWAY FOR GONTRACTIN RHODESIA   Hoping Tunisian U. N. Officiz ent _ Takes Hammarskjold’s f Place   LOCAL DISPUTES DISCOUNT SABOTAGE ARE BREAKING UP AS CAUSE OF CRASH

Americans Are Leading Heart Attack Victims   (This is the second article in a series.)  Rw AITTON RIAKESI FE

The Alluring Assassins: Rich Diet, Soft Living Prompt Heart Trouble?

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President Expresses Hope For Peaceful Settlement   Informs News Conference United States Prepared Te Carry Out Commitments With SEATO If Soviets Continue Aggression

PLY CMQIO NQUOET  Communists Could Turn Laos Into Asia-Conquering Wedge

Look to Kremlin to call halt  to rebel offensive in Laos RIIT 1715 CONTINUES BUILDUP

Indian to Assist in Cease-Fire   Senator Indicates 48 Hour Deadline

U.S. Reported Ready for Greater Infervention If Negotiations Fail   Sen. Wiley Says What We Do Will Depend on What Kremlin Does in Next 48 Hours; Ships, Troops ‘on Move’ After Warning to Russia

U.S. Awaits Khrushchev Laos Stand   Kennedy Taking Steps to Increase Intervention Aid

Kennedy Urges Khrushchev to Halt Offensive   Would Avert Danger of Armed Showdown in Laos Crisis

-IDEAL- RED SPRINGBOARD-— M any Americans Ask: Why Care About Laos?

Kennedy Awaits Move By Nikita In Laos. Crisis   Nation Is A’ Wedge For Reds To Conirol Southeast Asia -- ~ That's Why.  "Why Should U.S. Care About Distant Laos?

Reds Want Laos As Springboard To Seize All Of Southeast Asia   Would Bare india To Cc Communist Blackmail On The North And East

NIK IS KEY TO PEACE   Danger Of Clash  Over Laos Rises   Kennedy Tells U.S. Stand; Forces Are Alerted

President Hopes to Avert Mounting Danger of U. S.-Soviet Showdown in Southeast Asia

Kennedy Speeds Preparations For Quick Moves   Next 48 Hours Regarded as Most Critical

President Says Reds Must Halt  Asks Nation For Support  In Anw Action

Nikita Warnec  On Laos Crisis   President Declares Soviet-Backed Attacks Must End to Gain Peace

Fall of Laos Could Give Reds Key to All Asia; Kennedy Feels Time for Drawing Line at Hand

President Speaks Softly cn Laos, but Moves Troops   Six Red Battalions Invading Laos

LOSS OF LAOS COULD MEAN LOSS OF SOUTHEAST ASIA  Laos Stands As Pivot Against Reds

U.S. Rushes Warship, Plane and Landing Force Preparations in Pacific

Wedge Threatens to Split Area Loss of Laos to Reds W ould Affect World

Pres. Kennedy Makes Laos Crisis Appeal   Kennedy Reported Rushing Extensive Arms Preparations

ON LAOS UP TO RUSSIA   Kennedy Warns U.S Will Not Let Nation Fall Into Reds’ Hands, Demands Neutrality.

Kennedy Outlines American Position, Looks Hopefully to Khrushchev

Wiley Cites  Time Limit   Says Next 48 Hours Will Determine U. S. Actions

— 6,000 MILES FROM NOWHERE —  Here's Why Laos Is Important To Man On Street

U. 5. Continues To Prepare For Greater Role   America Obligated Under SEATO- To Deal ‘With Aaaresccion

Talks Softly. But Stick Ready Kennedy Hopes ‘kK’ Halts Rebel Moves

U.S. FORCES PREPARE 10 INTERVENE IN LAOS IF SETTLEMENT HOPES FADE

JFK Hopes Khrushchev Halts Reds  VWAlaestnt Awawk   Would Avert Showdown in Southeast Asia

Kennedy Awaits Nikite Move; Hopes To Avert  A Clash In Laos Crisis

U.S. Forces Prepared  Kennedy Looking To Khrushchev To Halt Red Offensive In Laos

tory Would Give Reds Springboard to Southeast Acin   By BEM PRICE

Firm Warning From Kennedy Yields Silence   ~ Urges Cessation — Of Role by Soviet In Armed Revolt

Kennedy Gives  K Sharp Warning   Soviets Told America Won’t Avoid Showdown in Asia —

Cites Rising Dangers Of  ‘Showdown’   U.S. Preparations Are Continuing For Greater Interventior

Kennedy Asks Nehru Aid  In Cease-Fire For Laos   U.S. Action In Laos Hinges On Kremlin, Wiley Declares   New Laos Border  Attack Made.

Loss of Laos to Reds Could Start Long Chain of Piecemeal Conquests

Crucial Tag Put on Next Two Days   Nehru Requested To Help Arrange Cease-Fire Order

Red Conquest of Laos Like Opening Wedge to Southeast Asia Control

U.S. Obliged To Act, Khrushchev Advised   JUNGLE STATE A ROAD TO WORLD CONQUEST Laos Unimportant To You? lt Will Be If India Falls!

Reporter Answers Nation-wide Query  Of “Why Should I Care About Laos?”

U.S. Forces Alerted For  Intervention   Rusk Is Flying To Crucial Meeting OF SEATO Ministers

KU's 96th Year Begins Sunday At Convocation   New. Student Mark Seen by Officials; Chancellor to Talk

KU's 96th Year Begins Sunday At Convocation  Al.... @4.. J. 23 Ad. LE.   New. Student Mark Seen by Officials: Chancellor to Talk

Town, Family Stand behind Jailed Banker  Misapplication of $370,000 Involved

Da lien Ni ool oon  "Family, Townspeople Close Ranks Behind Accused Michigan Banker

Town Rallies Behind Family In Bank Thefts   Former Michigan Banker, Employe Took $350,000

Dart Faces Possible 30  Year Term   Vanity, People Of Mich. Town Show Sympathy

$370,000 Involved  Family, Townsmen Help Michigan Man Held for Misapplying Funds

' Restitution Made Former Banker Indicted ‘In $370,000 Check Kiting

Army Chief Denies He's Taking Over   Seek Renewal of Talks Between Opposition, Belaguer Government

May Take Generations To Show Up— Genetic Damage From Reds’  Fallout ‘Slight, U.S. Believes

From Current Russian Nuclear Tests  Not Much Danger of Genetic Damage

Genetic Damage Won't be Discernible Fallout Radiation Poses Minor Threat

% a. i . . x . wptc. FALLOUT EFFECTS 4 7 4 ; 4 4 P %  Genetic Damage To Be Small

Genetic Damage Questioned ones asersutil conta ttecniiiccemngeleeeni  Noctor Doubts Serious Effects From A-Tests

Genetic changes from fallout generations away, says expert   Immediate damase

FROM CURRENT BLASTS Genetic Damage  Is Negligible   CHARACTERISTICS   OTHER EFFECTS

Genetic Damage Questioned  Doctor Doubts Serious Effects From A-Tests

Not Ae Gréat As Natural Causes , “Damage From Fallout Many Generutions Away

Genetic harm from tests un discern ible  ee a ee Poe IE eee eee a we a   _ EVEN AFTER GENERATIONS

TRUCK. PLANE COLLIDE   Daniel Scores Three Out Of Four-Legislature Ends Second Session

SECOND SPECIAL ROUND Legislature Session Ends, Giving Daniel 3 of 4 Laws   Lamar Sizes Up Teachers Raise

W. Va. Man Sees End of China Plants  Newell Executive Cq... TT Gg Qhauld

U. S. Forces Are Ready If Ordered Into S. Viet Nam   Direct Military Action Considered If Red-Menaced Nation Requests It; Strateaic Army Corps In Readiness

Quick Action AwaitsRequest JFK's Approval   Land, Sea and Air -~... Units Ready To Cover ‘Entire Spectrum’

US Makes Ready Armed Forces For Use Abroad  Dispatch of Troops For South Viet Nam ‘Being Considered’

More Neutrals Join Red Bloc  5-Nation Meeting Called Far Weaken,

Guard’s Role Given Praise By Governor   Federal Injunction Hearings Begin; 17 ‘Riders’ Face Trial

Montgomery Martial Law Ends; Open Hearings on Anti-Discrimination Writ

jFrotest rotato rrice  lrate French Farmers  March on, Hold Towr

Enraged Farmers Protest Potato Prices, Governor’s  Office Seized In Rioting

Senators Favor Elimination of (1th District   Randolph Would Shift To 9th Under Pian Voted by Committee

382 Million for Highways  State. Budget Fund   State Budget Fund Has Final Approval of Leaislature

‘CLEAN’ BOMBS POSSIBLE  emanate eit eRNt ett tttettetiNe Tele ttenni ete  U.S. Must Resume N-Tests, Teller Says

“Once Again Foul Wind:  Of War Are Blowimg,” He Says   TALKED 214 HOURS WITH KHRUSHCHEV

Fearful Of Tests, W ar Wind:   Khrushchev Says Reds Won’t Start A Nuclear War

‘Foul Winds Of War Blowing’ Nehru Talks With Khru  And Comes Away Gloomy

‘Foul Winds of War Are Blowing,’ Nehru Tells Gathering in Moscow

Nehru Is Gloomy After Talks With Khrushchev  Says World Fearful of Atom Tests, ‘Foul Winds of War’

Nehru gloomy after parley with Nikita   ‘World fearful of atomic tests, winds of war’

NehruGloomy After Talking With Khrush   Cover Crisis From Berlin to Nuclear Tests in New Talks

Soviet Premier Asserts Peace His Objective   Khrushchev PufS\ All Blame On West For Fomenting Conflict

Nehru Glum After Long Talk With Khrushchev   Says World Fears Resump tion of Atomic Tests.

Says World Is Growing Fearful Of Atom Tests   Carries Neutral Plea for Halt In War Preparations

‘WORLD GROWS FEARFUL Nehru Gloomy After Talks With Red Premier On War

‘World Fearful’— Nehru Has Gloomy Outlook After Talk with Khrushchev

Nehru Gloomy After Meet With Red Boss On Nuclear Tests And Berlin

Rocky Proposes $17 Million Program For Treatment of Mentally Retarded

BABSON’S Authentic Statement   BABSON DISCUSSES OUR SENIOR OCOYTIZENS

Reiurn of Rank Voted for lke   Committees Pass on 5-Star Measure

Methodist Church   CONN IN. WROPFITI, F AStOF  FUNICE DAVIS CLASS MEETS

Methodist Church   = SVerelUCU CVU OU TE SlCr OS  EUNICE DAVIS CLASS HAS PIOCnNntic

State Assembly Adjourns After §-Month Session   Action-Filled Period Resulted In Major Breakthroughs on Several Fronts.

2 Women: Held In $224,224 Embezzlement.  Trio Robs Lowell: Bank,  Escapes With $20,000

CAPITAL TENSE, STRIKE ‘CONTINUES ee  Soldiers, Gunfire Disperse Unruly Dominican Crowds

7thDay of Strike in §. Domingo   Shortly Before Noon Army Leaves and Pillage Begins.

Tonga's Fair Is Set to Open On Wednesday   Activities Continue With County Event Beginning Aug. 31

This and That  EXPLORER scouts REPORT ON TRIP , TO OFFUTT AIRBASE.  7 They Flew. ‘Over. mse ‘Le Mars in Big Plane .

eo ( ‘ This and That EXPLORER SCOUTS REPORT ON TRIP TO OFFUTT AIRBASE  They Flew Over _ Le Mars in Big Plane

Mediators Pressed for  Strike End   Little Progress Reported After Talks Conclude

Peace Talks Pressed in Ship Strike  Hope to Stave Off   Hope to Stave Off Taft-Hartley Act Injunction Held

Negotiators Hope To Halt Court Order   Maritime Heads Resume Talks As Deacline Neare

Kennedy Move Spurs Maritime Strike Parleys   Hope of Staving: Off Taft-Hartley Order Reported Growina

Effort Made to Avoid Writ in Shipping Strike  Talks Resumed With

Rioting In Rio   voting in ho Congress Stays Behind Goulart      Take To The Hills: Fidel

AUTHORITIES SEEK CAUSE OF TRAGED)  _ Greeley, Colorado Mourns Loss of  "90 Children in Crash of School Bus

seek Cause of Bus Crash  Greeley To Bury 20 Children, Fears For 13 Imured

20 Children Killed As Train Hits Bus   Holiday Grief Hit: In Greeley, Colo.

Nation’s Second Worst School Bus Tragedy Probed; Toll May Increase

20 PUPILS KILLED  Authorities Seek Cause Of Colorado School Bus Tragedy

Disaster Scene Hushed .. . Grade Crossing Deaths Of 20 Sadden Greeley

President-Elect Strives fo Tie Up Loose Ends   Task Force Gives Kennedy Second Report

SETS POLICY ‘ON MONDAY FOR REGIME   . President-Elect Is Facing More . Canital Sessions

Report Urges Health  Insurance for Aged   Kennedy Receives Recommendations of Task Force; Says Goal of His Administration Is ‘Courage, Judqment. and Iritearity’

Strike Deadline fo Stick, UAW President Says   Reuther Cites Indefinite End to Negotiations

Negotiation May Drag Indefinitely  Sept. 11 Deadline   Sept. 11 Deadline Still Holds—Reuther

GM Contract Negotiations Run Into Snag   Local Issues Tie Up Settlement; Strike Is Possible Monday

WON'T BUDGE  ON_DEADLINE UAW ASSERTS   Reuther Stresses Need For Working Condition Accord

U.S., Britain Delay Testing   Insiders Say West Wants To Stress Soviet Move

Seek Negotiations ‘West Won't Resume Atomic Tests, Diplomats Reveal

Doubt US. ToResume Tests Now   This Country, Britain To Press for Basis For Negotiation.

Baby Food And Star-Gazing   Astronauts kat, Train For Big Hop into Space

Astronauts Ready for New Space Flight Next Week: Grissom Choice?

Astronauts Prepare For Space Flight   Air Force Captain Appears To Be Choice This Time

'2 Astronauts Eat Steaks, ‘Baby Food In Prepration ‘For Space Flight Tuesday

Prepare For Space Ride velbad sescedbiinatactciheast startowsttios 3  Astronauts Dine On Steak And Baby Food

TWO PREPARE FOR SECOND SPACE TRIP   Either Virgil Grissom Or John Glenn To Be Named  PLAN DUPLICATE   Of May 5 Rocket Ride By Alan Shepard: Pair Put On Special Diet

Scheduled Tuesday 2 Astronauts in Final Stage Of Preparing for Space Ride

Day Approaches:  Astronauts In Training A As Second Blast-off' Nears

One Awaits Tuesday Space Hop  2 U.S. Astronauts Make Preparations For Flight

STEAK, BABY FOOD MENU  Astronauts Are Ready For Tuesday Launching

Astronauts Reported Fit and Ready For Tuesday's Planned Space Flight

Astronaut Ready For Space Flight   Either: Virgil Grissom or John Glenn Will Be Chosen:for America’s Second Sub-Orbital  Ride Tuesday: Entér Final Phase of ‘Training

Blast-off Scheduled For Tuesday Grissom, Glenn Set Ur For 2nd Space Flight

Two Astronauts Enter Final Stage For Shot Tuesday   Simulated Ride, Baby Food All In Day’s Work

Second Space Flight Booked For Tuesday   Air Force Captain Tipped for Big Ride, Ohioan Again Backup

 Two Are Candidates Astronauts Are Ready For Tuesdays Space Trip

Two U.S. Astronauts Prepared for Next Trip Info Space   Virgil Grissom Most Likely to Make Flight Which Is Scheduled for Tuesday.

Two Astronauts In Training For  Space Flight On Steak, Baby Food

Astronauts getting ready   Virgil Grissom is likely choice for next flight

Coalition May Take Over House Reins   Smith, Halleck, In Line To Decide Fate Of Legislation

Two May Decide House Bills’ Fate  Smith, Halleck May Decide Outcome Of Legislation In House

UF Goal $101,518  Raised to Date  68,017   KENNEDY PROGRAMS IN TROUBLE  2 Men May Decide Fate of Major Legislation in House Session

Southerners Are Key Conservative Coalition Gains New Power in U.S. House

With Rayburn Gone, Conservative Coalition May Control Legislation

Coalition Has. Grip on Bills  Beaten by Rayburn’s Personal Popularity

Halleck And  Sinith Set  House Pace May Decide Fate   May Decide Fate Of Legislation

Pair in House May Decide Major Issues  No Check Seen On Coalition of

At Falls Festival State Demos Hear Farmers’ Problem From Sen. McGee

25Small Boys Die in Blast  Fuel Oil Explodes In Living Room of  ELL @enalk Ine Ham

State Senate Begins Work On Huge Spending Bill: Committees Readied

Regaining Weight _ Man Saved in Wilderness Receives Many Messages

Fresh Controversy Is Sparked On Anti-Filibustering Rule   Eisenhower Will Avert Embarrassment at Rally

Shelving Fight On Filibusters To Be Opposed   Liberals of Both Sides Against Motion By Sen. Mansfield

Liberals Fight Down Senate Move To Sidetrack Battle On Filibuster

New Controversy Over Filibuster:   Effort to Sidetrack aopg. Ww. 2t pe) 6UMNierniita

Filibuster Fight Stirs  Congress   Strong Opposition Voiced Against Change In Rules

Filibuster Is Main Trouble In The Senate  Vote Prospect Dim As Senators Squabble Over Method of Procedure

Leadership Fight Seen In Senate  Cerntacn   Mansfield Wants Easier System To Block Filibuster

Leader: ship Fight Seen  In Senate.   Mansfield Wants ‘Easier System To Block Filibuster '

Senate Voteon Anti-Filibuster Bill Doubtful   Motion to Refer It To Rules Committee Beaten by Libefals

Wintry Wave Hits Florida, Crops Periled   Cold Wave Sweeps From Midwest As Death Toll Mounts

Peace Corps Request Goes To Congress   Kennedy Expresses Hope Volunteers Will Serve Abroad

In Special Message   Congress Asked to Create 1 Young Peace Corps Unit

On the inside   500 young people wanted for new U.S. “Peace Corps”

Kennedy Asks It Be  Permament  VT cy ru , FF   He Says Gold Fully Restored;  Adenauer Coming

‘Peace Corps To Be Set Up   Young Americans Due To Work Overseas

Calls for Permanent Helping-Hand Agency  \President Creates Temporary 'Peace Corps for Overseas Duty

Union Whoops  Up for ‘Jimmy’  Called ‘Man With Most Guts’ in U.S.

“Hoffa Back In As Union Boss   Teamster Head Wins Facy ReBlectrinn Rid

Re-Election Won Easily by Hoffa  At Halfway Mark Foe Has Six Votes

Nominated as ‘Man With Most Guts’ In U. S.   Only Opponent Concedes He Cannot Win

Hoffa Bowls Over Foes in Union Votinc   Teamsters’ Boss Carried Easily to Re-election

—e EE EE ee  Hoffa Is Re-Elected Easily  As President of Teamsters

Teamsters — mogul shoo-in for 5th term   Opposition has conceded: force roll-call vote

Union Boss Applauded 15: Minutes   Milton Liss ; Offers Token’ Opposition

Live Ammo Kills Prize Mule  Oldtimer’s Realism Snarls City Parade

Ohio Air Guard Units Ordered lo turope Duty   Lockbourne, Blue Ash Groups To Help Allies In Western Germany

Skipper of Canadian Tug Fights Sea To Salvage $4-Million Abandoned Dredge

Red Press Assails Ike in Farewell  Sees Turning Point  With Mew Ragime

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC IS REPORTED 10 BE CALM, TRANQUIL AND ORDERLY’

But Little Teacher, Building Shortages—  See Record 61-62 Public School Enrollment

House Action Set on State Budget Items  54 Bills to Provide ae Ps  Se > Pee PS 2   54 Bills to Provide Funds for Hospital: Others: Institutions

Cease-Fire In Katanga Arranged —   Tshombe Says Accord Subject To Approval Of United Nations

Agreement Must Get Approval by U.N. in New York   Halt in Hostilities Ordered After Eight Days of Savage Battles in the Congo.

Pact Subject  To U.N. Action; Called Fitting Epitaph to Hammarskjold

Cease-Fire Is Reported By Tshombe   6-Point Agreement Halts Hostilities; U.N. Must Approve

Truce: Halts. Katanga War   -Cease- Fire: Fitting Epitaph to ‘Dag; Adlai: Tells EN, .

Ishombe Reveals Cease-Fire Between U.N. Native Forces   UNITED NATIONS ELECTS SLIM.

act With U.N. Force: In Katanga Subject To Affirmation   TSHOMBE REVEALS SIX-POINT PACT

Pact Is Effective Today; Assembly Approval Needed   Agreement Ends 8 Days of Savage Fighting in Congo

IPREGNANT WIFE SAID HELPER - Ex-Convict Admits Luring,   Assaulting, Slaying Girl, 6

N. C. Professor's Body Is Located  Mountain Area Scene Of Crash; Body Lies Near Wrecked Plane

Inside...    Many Find homes Undamage  Cameron Residen ts Take Muddy Road Back Home

Huge Storm Stull Called  Dangerous   Deereases Slightly In Intensity, Off Magsachiusetts

Provisional Agreement   Esther Reported Weakening  Hurricane Losing Punch On Nearing New England

Winds Slow, But Considered  ‘Dangerous’  ‘Eye’ Closed Briefly; Many  @..isdewte Clee

ESTHER TAKES BREATHER Intensity decreases, still dangerous storm

Esther’s Punch Is Weakening   Hurricane Is  Off Rhode Island Moving At About Five Miles Per Hour

Cape Cod Area May Not Be Hit  i  Hurricane Breaks Up Before Slamming Coast

, Hurricane Esther Gives New England “Coastline Light Kiss   Tracked by Radar   Advance Preparadness   ON STORM’S FRINGE

Weather Bureau Calls Hurricane Still Dangerous Although Decreasing in Intensity

Hurricane Esther's Punch Weakens; . JFK's Children Evacuated From Cave

LOCAL WEATHER   Weakened Hurricane Loses Punch; Whirls Eastward To Cape Cod; Retain Warnings

Tiring Esther nears Massachusetts coast  Winds diminishing but still dangerous; populous New York area is hit lightly

Force Cut, But Esther Still Peril   Moving Forward About 11 m.p.h., Modified By Cold Water.

<ennedy’s Children Evacuated— Storm Takes Breathing Spell, Moves Forward

2 Children: of President Evacuated —   . Winds Rip Power Lines; Windows Broken in N.Y,

Hurricane’s Eye Reopens: Moves Forward Again   Still Dangerous Storm As She Nears Cape Cod: Hits Long Island

Waning Esther Revives Again   Eye of Hurricane Closes, Reopens: Threat Continues

Hurricane Esther Loses Punch Off Cape Cod Coast   Kennedy Children Among Refugees Taken to Otis Air Force Base.

Storm Esther Losing Punch   Hurricane Reported Weakening As It Approaches Massachusetts Arend

Weatherman Says Sform Has Weakenec   ETI Esther's Eye Closes, Could Miss Cane Cod

Esther Remains ‘Dangerous Storm’  Hurricane Resumes  Path to New Enalanc

HURRICANE BEARS DOWN ON CAPE COD   Storm Loses Power Offshore, Then Picks Up Steam Again; Winds Rake Long Island.

Hurricane’s Eye Closes, Reopens After Rest Spell  100-Mile-An-Hour Winds Strike Long

Hurricane Losing Punch, Nears Cape   Kennedy Children Are Removed toNearby Air Base

But Esther Still Has Winds Of 100 m.p.h.   Hurricane Nearing Cape Cod; Kennedy Children Removed

President Hopeful on K Meeting   Russian Editors Visit Kennedy; U.S. Newsmen Barred

While Hurricane Stalls Evacuees Impatiently Wait for Carla's Fury

5 Men Fiee County Jail   Eastern Ohio Potice Search for Escapees

US. May Change To More Elastic Stand On Berlin   Re IOUN M HIGHTOWER

New Approach To E. Germany Issue in Air   More Elastic Policy May Be Developing, Result of Talks

Khe hrushel hev ‘y Holds  Key “V  New U.S. P olicy Hinted On Two  Germanys Issue

Khrushchev Holds Key  To Future >   American. Policy  Remains Unchanged.

U.S. MAY BE RESIGNED 10 2 GERMANYS   New Elastic Policy Seen With Willingness To Accept The Fact Of Separate Red State.

U.S. Switeh Over Berlin  Policy Seen   Evidence Increases On More ‘Elastic’ Approach To Crisis

Officials Say U.S. Poliey’s Unchanged. But  New Approach To Berlin Crisis Develops   W. Germans Told To Face Reality Of E. Germany

Recognition Of Vassal State Held Possibility   Key To Situation Lies In Next Move By Khrushchev

‘More Elastic Approach Seen  U.S. Berlin Policy Remains Unchanged

Eye-New Policy on Part of US: in Berlin   Key May Come With Nikita’s Next Move

NFORMANTS INDICATE W. GERMANY IS BEING ADVISED  U.S. May Be Developing New German Policy

‘Fresh Look’ at Berlin’s Facts of Life Being Urged Upon West Germans by U.S.

‘Less Rigid?’ Parley Plan Given Study   Poliey Unchanged But New Formula Receives Support

New, Elastic Approach To Berlin Developing   Ry JOHN M. HIGHTOWERR

Laotian Peace Talks Run Intec Another Snag   Royal Government Changes Position on Political Discussion

‘It's the Brutal Truth’ There’s No Glass to Blow Is Lament of Glassblowers

Roger Maris Unloads in Oth for Win  Yarkees . Lead, In Comeback In Series

Homer By Maris Gives: Yankees 3 To 2 Victory In Third Series Battle

Another Page Of Stalinism ls Expunged   Stalingrad Is No More; City Now Named ‘Volgograd!

First Shot Slated For  Tomorr ow   Shepard Prepared For 15-Minute Ride Into Outer Space

Prospects Good For Astronaut  Flight Friday   Weather Prediction Is Favorable For Launching At Cape Canaveral

Weather Appears Satisfactory  Astronaut Shepard, Redstone Recket

Chances Good That U. $. Astronaut Will Hen ksto Suace Friday A. M.

Before the Judge REMSEN AND MARCUS .  MEN AWARDED $10,682 JUDGMENTS IN CRASH

THIRD POLIO SHOT WILL  BE GIVEN TOMORROW ERA LOAN rADTEH 6 Dp (oF

Flight Set for Karly Next Year   Chimp ‘Rehearsal’ Expected Soon

Ruling on Amana s Reversec   Class A Stock May B« Redeemed for Cash — High Court.   High Court Ruling.

Slow, Cautious Approach Taken By West Powers   Hope Berlin Crisis. Will Not Get Worse

IS WEST WEAK OR CAUTIOUS:   Diplomacy Seeks ‘Slow Approach’ To Berlin Crisis

Redistricting — Law Approved   Missouri Senatorial :  Plan Gives CoP Gain

Failed to meet grain quota No Thanksgiving this vear in Kazakhstan

Eight Sentenced To Die; Two Generals Included In Verdict Af Paris Trial

Admits Taking Money From  Kinney Safe   ‘Lack Of Evidenee? For Arson In Store Blaze, D.A. Says

Guilty Plea To Burglary By Schaffer   Charge Of Arson In Store Fire Dropped Here

Postal Rate Hike Scuttled  Congress Killed Plan To Curb Filibusters

JFK Copies Ike OnSomelssues,  GOP Chiefs Say   ‘Republicans Meet in Joint Conference to Discuss His Program

(New Farmer Image Projected Orville Freeman Speak: At Raleigh Meet Today

New Instruments Will Help Science  Warn Us About Damaging Weather

Weatherman Progress--3  New Satellites To Help In Forecasting Weather   By JOHN BARBOUR issociated Press Science Writer

Ministers To Meet In Jan.  May  Impose :   May Impose  ‘Cuban. Sanctions

Secret Red Move Aid  To Chiang   Soviet Plan To Block African Seating Will Help Nationalist. China

Khrushchev Also Defied On Albania   Apparent Discord Concealed By Hand Clasp At Conaress

Chinese Ends With Attack On Kennedy  Report Cheers Anger K at Red Conaress

Red China Leader Attacks Kennedy  Chou, Russ Leaders Swap Sharp Words

Chou ‘Sideswipes’Mr. K for Attack on Albania —   Defies Russ Boss on Issue; _ Red Breach Stili Not Healed

Chou Defies Nikita;  Kennedy Denounced   Peiping Leader Answers Sharp Attack on Albania

Russian Premier Halts Applause for Chinese  Leader After Long Talk

Chou hips  Reds’ Unity At Caucus   Takes Slap at Nikita In Defense of Albania

Chinese Premier Defends Albania  In Moscow Talk Khrush Indicates Party Delegates Should Not Applaud, Rut Shakes Hand at End.

Red China Chief Raps U.S. Heads   JFK Is Blamed For World Ills; Russia Defied

Defends Red Albania  Chou Defies Khrushchev, Attacks U. $. President

Your ur Fantastic  Future  Scientists Are Excited By Expanding Knowledge

U.S. Lagging Behind Soviet Union Said Speeding Work on Radiation Shelter:

Says U.S. CD Chief:  Russia Builds Fallout Shelters On Grand Scale

Report Russians Spending Over $500 Million Annually For More Fallout Shelters

Big TV Debate Is Off—  Sullivan Says That Paar Welched On Show Format

PLOPPL PL LDDL DD DDL ODD DLO DODD Paar Welshed, Says Sullivan;  Debate Is Off

Kennedy Warns Russia U.S. to React Sharply To Red-Created Crisis

Last Seen Bowling In Detroit   William Hill's Wallet Comes Home In Mail

Rayburn Wins Rounc On Rules   Caucus Resolves'To Boost Membership Committee By Three

In the News erry’ CEMETERY RITES MEMORIAL DAY HELD — AT HIGH SCHOOL. FIRST fat ae mage 

In the News  cITy CEMETERY RITES MEMORIAL DAY HELD — AT HIGH SCHOOL FIRST TIMEIN 4) YEARe

SS arr —s—C™—”———:CUCM@§$#©S $EFt#Fowowowoo  Major Battle Between Pro West Forces, Rebels Shapes Up In Laos

Informed Publie Vital: Starzel ed  Importance Of News Profession Cited

CUBAN CHARGES DENIED   U.S. Defended at U.N. By Dominican Republic

Dominican Republic denies Cuban charges of U.S. intervention in its affairs

U.S., Reds at Critical U.N. Stage   Agreement May Depend Upon Soviet Approval

U. N. Solution Seen In Offing   OK From Russia Needed By U Thant

Negotiations at Critical Stage  Choice for U.N, Job  Pisnande an Clutcame

Du Pont Must Sell Its Stock in GM   Must File Divestiture Program in 60 Days.

63 MILLION SHARES Du Pont Urged To Divest Itself Of Its GM Stock

Lucey Labels Nelson Chiet   Publicly Announces Governor Party's Number One

- Business World   }HOLLANDER’S  {RACK TO SCHOOL PS®ATE A2TARTC TELHTIIRENAT

“Business World   HOLLANDER’S.  BACK TO SCHOOL. ° SALE STARTS THITRSDAY

Inside...   Galleries Cleared, Tours Suspended  Wildest Demonstration Disrupts UN Debate on Congo

Inthe U.N... French Defy Council over Tunisian Issue  May Use Veto to Block Resolution  on Blame in Fighting

Turkey Proposes Compromise to Drop ‘Gensure’   Plan for Reprimand Faces Certain. Defeat Or a French Veto

France Confends lt Private Affair   Stevenson Meets With DeGaulle   By A. I. GOLDBERG

France to Stand Pat on Tunisia   Continues to Defy Any Attempt to Enter Dispute

French Defy UN Attempts At Settlement   Security Council Near Vote On Bizerte Crisis

Tunisian Situation Disturbs   France Standing Pat Against Demands !n U.N.

— FRENCH LEADER SFANDS PAT — Defies U.N. To Enter Dispute With Tunisia

J.N. Nears Vote On Bizerte Incident — Speculation Mounts On Use Of Veto — Stevenson Confers With President De Gaulle — Soviet Delegate Calls France ‘Violator Of Council Decrees’

Compromise Is Offered Turkey Suggests Plan  For Peace In Tunisia

Vote Nears:   France Stands Pat In Staving Off U.N. Tunisialnterference

French Are Defiant Of U.N. Resolution   United States Caught in Squeeze Between Ally and Hammarskiold

French In Firm Stand On Dispute   Veto May Be Used To Block  Resolution

Security Council Nears Vote  French Refuse To Yield On Bizerte In U.N. Rift

France Still Defies U.N,  On Tunisia   U.S. Caught In Squeeze Over Bizerte Crisis

Offer Alternate Plan on TunisianFrench Dispute   Proposal by Turkey Said to Be Backed by West: Asks Direct Negotiations,

UN Security Council Hears Resolution On Cease-Fire   ‘North African Problems Worst   De Gaulle’s France Stands All Alone

UN. Acts to Break Base Crisis   Turkey Offers Plan Absolving France of Fault

France Defies UN Cease-fire   Dag Reports on Tunisia as Council Nears Vote

UAR Leads Group Plea For Parley   Resolution Given UN Council Asks Immediate Action

Council {[s Advised on  Violation  U.S. Reluctant To Offend France

French Are Standing Pat In Tunisia   U. S. In Squeeze; Adla Tries For U.N, Compromise.

France Pat On Stand  In Tunisia   May Break Boycott Of U. N. Meeting, Use Veto Power

Africa:  French Dely  Intervention     In Tunisia May Use Veto to  Block.a Move on Cease-Fire Action

Farmer Smith Goes to Washington-In His Federal Subsidized Cadillac

Dollar Dust  IPS PAYS $45,436.19 — IN FIRST HALF TAXES TO COUNTY TREASURER

-Dollar-Dust  es PAYS $45,436.19 — IN FIRST HALF TAXES TA COUNTY <aRrASstine sD

U.S. Mum On Possible  Invasion Information   PROPOSALS   POPULAR UPRISING?

Newsmap Spots Invasion Of Cuba   Pentagon Keeps Mum On Course Of Invasion

U.S. Officials Remain Silent About Invasion  News Blackout Keeps Country in Confusion

News Blackout Still On U.S. Officials Silent On Information In Cuba

Not Ready To Quit Capt. Dick Merrill To End 41-Year  Commercial Piloting Career Today

» Merrill To Remain Private Pilot, However  ‘Famed Flyer Is Ending His Long Career

8 Million Miles!  ‘Commercial Airline Pilot Ends 41-Year Flying Career Today

What's Inside   Dick Merrill, 67, Ends 41 Years as Commercial Pilot

Made Historic Flights  Pilot Retires After 8 Million Miles Of Flying

‘ Made My Living As A Hobby’   Pilot Dick Merrill Retires After 4] Years of Flying

Speeders Beware: Pennsylvania State Police Begin To Use Radar Today

Rules Threat Cut Welfare Load  Mitchell Says Figures Back Claim on Decline   Surprise Visits Planned To Catch Relief Chiselers

HARK THE HERALD - -  Exit The Collegians; Farewell And Godspeed !-

Refugees Set ~ ~ Berlin Record.  - Over 2, 000 Cross Border-Saturday

Robert Kennedy Asks Press’ Aid To Cur Crime  Declares Newspaper   Declares Newspapers Have a ‘Very Valid Investiqative Role’

Tshombe Prepares To Resist _ Negro Leader Bitter Over U.N. Decision

Katanga Boss To Fight UN. Intervention  Tshombe Orders aa4.t.*8?. .*... gm 4tf

WHEAT VOTE SET AUGUST 24   To Decide If Growers Want Market Quotas For 1962 Crop

" ‘Disturbing’ to People Legislator Charges Dictionary’s ‘Definition of McCarthyism Slanted

Taylor Confers With Viet Nam  Brass on Crisis   Seeks to Determine How U.S. Can Help Combat Red Inroads

UNAY OF ALL ABAB STATES   14-Point Appeal For U.A.S. Sent By Fresh Reaime

United Arab States Uraed   - Syria’s New Regime Seeks to Regain Initiative

From Ailantic To Persian Gulf  Syria Offers Plan For New Union Of Arabs

New Syria Appeals for Arab Unity   14-Point Program Sent To Ali Nations; Opposes UAR.

INDEX   Are Americans Willing to KISK War Uver Serini— U.S. Faces New Concessions or Showdown With Khrushchev in Berlin Dispute

World HasAHeart —  Aid Flows to Jobless  Miner - Atter   Story About Him Appears in Papers

U.S. Offer Puts Cuba On Spot   Airlift Proposal Takes Edge Off  Celebration Plans

US. airlift offer puts Fidel on srot   Offer of free move of 20,000  ‘from homeland

County Verdict On Wheat Set For Thursday   Polls to Be Open From 8 a.m.-6 p.m At Five Locations

County Verdict On Wheat Set For Thursday  Polls to Be Open   Polls to Be Open From 8 a.m.-6 p.m. At Five Locations

Expert  Bombed  Towers U.S. Taking Steps Against  Mann Caihntecn,

No Soothsayer Needed:  DeGaulle Friends Fear Mid-August Holiday May Become Ides of March for Frenchman

DeGaulle’s Life May Be in Danger French Fear Possible Uprising This Month

Fear Refugee Clamp-Down Will Add To Berlin Tension   ‘De Gaulle’s Life Feared In Danger If Coup D’efat Attempted   Br GODFREY ANDERSON

Coup Threatens DeGaulle’s Life Fifth French Republic  Seen in Grave Danger

- FEAR FOR DE GAULLE’S LIFE Fitth French Republic  Faces Serious Trouble

Some Fear For De Gaulle  Holiday Season Finds France Calm Outside, Troubled Inside

Middle of August Held Most Critical: Period for France  DeGaulle's Reaime. Life in Dancer   Vest-Pocket Revolt In Araentina At End

President Not Worried   De Gaulle Govt. Faced With Danger   Ry GODFREY  ANDERSON

Mid-August Perilous Period...     French Regime In Danger, Even  Fear For Pres. De Gaulle’s Life      By GODEREY ANDERSON

DeGaulle s Life Feared In Danger   Government Braces For More Trouble Later Thic Month

Mid-August ‘Ides Of March’ For French Who Fear Rightist Coup, deGaulle Attack

DeGaulle’s Life Feared In Danger  French Brace For Possible Coun @ Etat This Manth

De Gaulle’s Life Feared In Danger As French Brace For Possible Coup

Kear Voiced For Life Of French Chief   Government Brace; For Possibility Of Coup This Month

‘61 Legislature Ready for Battles On Taxes, Raises  Nelson’s Program For Resource Aid

Three Controversial Proposals Added To Mountain of Unfinished Business

SE AAEAE RAS DSN ENE NS iliiinnaem tenet neil asiatnlienaiiamiaaiiiailiie  Brandt Warns West of Another Munich

SOLONS HOPE FOR FINALE  Adjournment Still Elusive in Minnesota Legislature

 Power or Navigation? Summer Decision Expected  In Missouri River Usage

MACHINES NOW LISTED   Attorney General Cites Activities Behind Proposals

Political Climate Changes Since 1958  Trouble Possible, Not Likely, for Kennedy Venezuela Visit

WOMAN TO MAN MANN  First Female Navy Officer To Draw Sea Duty Picked

‘Worried About Business’  Vanderbilt Hew J umps Out  Window To Commit Suicide

Texas 27  S. M. U. 0 ‘Syracuse 28 Pittsburgh 9   Brown High’s Happy Queen   Reds Explode 31st  In Present Series

Arctie Area Blast Brings Total To 31   Might Be Developing Discavery Uncovered During Current Tests

GOP Leaders Fashion Noose   Aim: To Hang Kennedy If Reds Grab Laos

Strategy Not Publicly Admitted— GOP Is Trying To Put Blame For Laos Crisis On Kennedy

Laos Crisis Eyed By GOP Strategists  Ready To Blame   Ready To Blame Democrats If Reds Take Over

HIJACKED PLANE CRASHES Russians Fail in Bid To Flee Soviet Union

Mild Friday For Kansas   Scattered Rains Likely In Some Sections

Inside...    HSTrucTiOns rrom Vorainer  Ex-Official Disregarded Orders on Price-Fix

- Patrol Ordered to Delve Into Mystery   Legislators in No Hurry To Act on Jobless Pay Measure

Inside The Lima News   is Net Going To ‘Rush Iv     “Jobless Bill To Get Study

New Bills Flood Legislature  GOP Refusing To Rush Extension Of Jobless Pay

Raging Storm Hits Midwest  School Kids, Travelers Are Stranded By Snow

Holiday Travelers  Stranded   Storm So Violent In Some Parts That Snowplows Were Pulled Off Roads

10 Deaths Reported In  Snowstorm   Travelers, School Children Stranded In Mid-Continent

Drifts Trap Motorists,  Youngsters  Fall Ranges Up To 12 Inches as

TRAVELERS SCHOOL KIDS STRANDED   Hundreds Take Shelter In Farmhouses In Midwest Today; At Least Ten Storm Deaths Reported,

Roads Blocked By Six-Foot Drifts Of Snow   Thousands Of Holiday Travelers Stranded By Violent Storm

Missouri, lowa,  Kansas Buried 10 Deaths Blamed on Howle   10 Deaths Blamed on Howler; School Children Marooned

10 Dead in Micwes! Snowstorm   Fears Mount as Drifts Clog Roads, Strand Hundreds

So Violent Snowplows Are Halted   Storms Dumps 18 Inches Of Snow On Areas

At Least 10 Dead; Hundreds Stranded  Blizzard Howls Across Midwest

HUNDREDS STRANDED IN VEHICLES   10 Deaths Are Reported While Fears Mounting

Plows Work in Missouri, lowa, Illinois   Children Forced to Take Refuge in Farm Houses

Heads Supervisors—   Hultman C uts Staff and Increases Pay of Aides

OTHER CLERGY FAVORS  Bishon Endorses W. Va. “Right to Vote" Issue

Died For Cause Of Liberty Nation Honors Its Heroes  Who Fought In Eight War:

Taps. Sound Across Nation _  U.S. Honors War Dead   Pleasure-Bent ‘Aitieriedn:  Trail Rising Death Toll

U.S. Today Honors More Than Million Who Gave Lives in Eight Major Wars

Honor 1,128,393: Of Eight U.S. Wars  Passed on Torch of Liberty to Nation

U.S. Honors Its War Dead Today  1.2 Million Died So — Freedom Would Live

Goldberg Will Ask Hu geP rogram  Retraining Machine-A ce Jobless

GM Walkout May Be Near End As Issues Settled   No.  Union Holdout Point Negotiated; Few More Items Remain.

‘Auto Strike Spreading Across Country; ‘Relief Time Settlement No Longer Issue   All-Night Bargaining Session Monday Resolved Key Dispute; Reuther Expects Further Settlements to be Sneeded

Local Problems Snarl Return To Work...  Agreement Is Reachec On Key Strike Issue

Settle Issue in General Motors Strike in Night   Agreement Reached On Goldberg Formula

‘Several Points. Left Dangling  General Motors- UAW. Reach PactOnKeylssues

Key Issue Settled In GM Strike   Formula Reported Suggestion From Secretary Of Labor

Key Strike Issue Solved by G.M., Auto Workers .   Reuther Forecasts Speedy Wrapping Up Of New Contract

Use Goldberg Formula  UAW Settles GM Strike:  Acree on Relief Time Issue

RELIEF TIME DISPUTED 7 No. 1 Issue in Auto Strike Settled With U.S. Formula

Paramountlssue That Triggered Strikes Idling 255,000 Persons Is Settled

Top GM Strike Issue Settled After Walkout   Formula Believed Based on Proposal Of Labor Secretary

GM Issue ls Settled Overnight   Relief Time Problem I: Answer To Lead to  New Contract.

No. 1 Strike Issue Settled Overnight   Goldberg Formula Reportedly Is Accepted

 Briefs...  From the Wire  By The Associated Press  UAW and GM Agree On Relief Time Issue

r  Reach New   Agreement   However, 92 Plants Closed By Walkouts

Biggest Issue In GM Contract Settled in Talks  Scores of Others Remain Dangling,

Relief Problem Finally Solved in Auto Talks  Sticky: Issue Had Been Main Cause af Ceribking GM

GM, Union Reach Accord: Strike Ends   Negotiators Solve Relief Time Issue; 92 Plants {die

Issue Is Settled In Auto Hassle  255.000 Auto Workers Idle As Main Dispute Is Ended

G.M. Issue On Relief Settled   Goldberg Formula May Lead To Quick Wrap Up Of New Auto Contraet

Major strike issue,  relief time, solved LOCAL PROBLEMS SNARL ATTEMPT TO GET EMPLOYES BACK TO WORK

4 Points Unresolved   Auto Union, cM Agree ‘On Final Thorny Issue

United Auto Workers Union And GMC Settle Issue Which Triggered Strike

GM and Union Settle Dispute On Vital Points   Labor Secretary Gives an Assist

Issue That Triggered Snowballing UAW Strike Was Settled Overnight

Key Issue Settled ‘in Walkout         Main Problem Solved. During Night Session

Negotiators Settle No. ] Issue That Triggered Strikes at GM Plants

AUTOMOTIVE WALKOUT SHORTLIVED   Auto Workers, Management  Mend Differences

‘Auto Workers, GM Reach Agreement ‘But Local Issues Close Down Plants

Other Points Remain  GM, Union Agree On Key Issue; Plants Still Idle

Five. Survive B52 Mishap —  ‘Tail Gunner Did  Not See Sidewinder

AF Continues inquiry  ‘Sidewinder Struck § Sc Fast  Couldn't See It,’ Says Tail Gunner

Missile Sneedy, Unsichted by B52 Tailaunner   Plane Beean Shuddering

Boe Survivor felts Story... Sidewinder’s Speed Too Fast to Follow

Lawmakers Should Be Made To Act on Reapportionment, Gov. Lawrence Declares

Adventist Sees Blue Law Decision Triggering Religious Suppression:

Many Believe Rebel Strike Against Castro Premature  DISASTER FEARED

Dittiecult To Sort Out  Fact, Fanev   Castro’s Silence Unexplained; No Cuban Broadcasts

ConeernVoiced. by. Analyst Rebel Strike Premature?  By WILLIAM V.. RYAD

Invasion Could Bring Disaster   Some Miamians Doubt Rebel Claims, Feel Underground May Be Exposed Too Soon.

Rebel Strike Against Castro May Be Premature, Lead to Disaster   Informed Persons in Miami Are Apprehensive; Express Fear Operations May Expose Cuban Underground Before It Can Act Effectively

 Apprehension Grows on Invasion Timing  Did Cuban Rebels Strike Castro Prematurely?

RUSSIA INDIGNANT   CUBANS IN U.S. WORRIED Invasion Feared Pulled Too Soon

Castro’s Days Numbered Even if Rebels Defeated   Analyst Sees Present Rebellion As Sparking Desertion in Army

France and Tunisia Sign Agreement For Ending Strife in Bizerte Are:

Discuss New Bath House At Park Appropriations Upped $40,062 By City Council

Castro Says His Gunners  Knocked Out US. Plane   Draft Deferments Due Young Men In Peace Corps

Cuban Gunners Down Plane  (SO Meee: SP Maaiatin Gipsy ) a se   Castro Demands Nine Crewmen Be Returnec

Castro Executes Two Young Men   Blames U.S. Agency For Supplying Arms

Castro's Forces Execute Two Youths Who Had Been Given Prison Terms

Castro Strikes Back at Foes: Iwo Executed   Youths Shot By Military Firing Squad

Carolinas Barely Brushed... .  Upper Atlantic Coast Braces For ‘Esther’

Brushes North Carolina; Still Too Early To  Tell If tt Will Wt Thic Arana

) More Found Alive in B52 Plane Tragedy   Air Force Believes Three Men Perished Aboard Huge Craft

2 More Members Of Shot-Down Bomber Founc Alive Despite Being In Bitter Cold Weather

FIVE SURVIVE BOMBER CRASH AFTER ERROR   National Guard Fighter Downed Plane With Accidental Shot   MECHANICAL FLAW BLAMED IN TRAGEDY

Scientist Uses Self as Guinea Pig   Plan Fall Out Detection Stations in All of the States

Test Eftects of Explosions  Nation Expanding Its Network of Nuclear Fallout Detection Centers

U. S. Fallout Detection Plans Being Expanded  Health Service Eyes Pacecihle Havard in

U.S. Expands Check Points For Fallout   Health Service Speeds Efforts To Appraise Hazard

Add fallout study points   Expand network for determining health hazards

Partly Cloudy   U.S. Fallout Detection Plans Being Expanded   Health Service Eyes Possible Hazard in Soviet Nuclear Tests

Health Hazard... . Fallout Detection Network Is Being Expanded in U. S.

-urrent Radiation Levels Not Dangerous  Fallout Detection Network Being Expanded

Vo Study Hazards From Soviet Tests Health Service Expands Fallout Detection Web

U. S. Fallout Detection Plans Being Expanded   Health Service Eyes Possible Hazard In Soviet Nuclear Tests

Experts Minimize Hazards Health Service Expands Fallout Detection System

Fallout Detection  Expanded   U.S. Health Service Spreading Network To Determine Radiation Hazard

Public Health Service Plans Closer Check on Fallout from Soviet Tests

House Begins Work On College Aid  Expect Committee To Make. Only

TT EE  Gov. Say = Action Taken On Wagner Allegations   6.9 Per Cent of Work Force  Mid-DecemberJoblessUp1PC Over 1959 Figure for State

Teamsters Due To Convene  - Hoffa Said Secking Salary Hike Of $25,000 Per Year

© Rebellion Anniversary ‘Scores Killed and Wounded  ‘In Algerian Demonstrations

Moslems Mark Seventh Year  Of Rebellion   Wild Demonstrators Clash With Troops, Police in Many Spots

Scores Slain As Algerians Demonstrate  War Moves Into  _ Year; Peace : ii Mi

Death Toll Mounting As  Algerians Demonstrate ~   South Viet Nam Troops On Offense Against Reds

Bloodshed Again Stain: Algeria  Scores Killed In Celebration Of Anniversary

Coast Guard Saves Cubans   U. S. Craft Picks up 45 on Boat Off Bahamas Island of Cay Sal

Coast Guard Reseues 45 Cuban Refugees  From Small Island Off the Bahamas

Brought In By The Coast Guard  45 Cuba Refugees Arrive In Miami After Rescue

AU. 5. Destroyer Assists  “A8Cuban Refuaees i in Miami Atle Rescue

Destroyer Reports to Scene After Rumored Shooting ....  Cuban Refugees Rescued by Coast Guard

Cubans Arrive As Destroyer Hovers Nearby   Claw Sal i« leaced hw Clarence

'U. S. Rescues 45 Cuban Refugees Reportedly Fired On By Castro Ship

‘Rescued by Coast Guard 45 Cuban Refugees in Miami  Sav Heard No Shots Fired

45 Refugees — Escorted to U.S after Rescue  Stories Conflict — on Shots Fired by Other Cubans

Cuban Refugees Land In Miami Alter Rescue   Coast Guard Takes 45, Including 18 Children, Off Island

Cuban Refugee Group Rescued   Coast Guard Brings 45 to Miami With Navy Escort

Cuban Refugees In Miami After Rescue by CG   Report Cuban Boat Fired on Vessel

Coast Guare Rescues 45 On Island   Women Say No Shots Heard In Story Of Firing

Refugees Say They Were Not Fired on By a Cuban Boat   45 Arrive in Miami After Being Rescued from Leaking Craft: To Investigate.

Cuban Refugees Arrive In Miami After Rescue   45 Refugees Taken Off British Island By  Coast Guard With U.S. Destrover Standing By

45 Refugees Arrive in Florida After Escaping Cuba Aboard Tiny Boat

Taken Off Bahamas Island  45 Cubans Rescued  By Coast Guard Boal

[Questioned About Shooting Coast Guard Brings 45 Cuban Refugees To Safety In Miami

U.S. DESTROYER STANDS BY—  45 Cuban Refugees Are Rescued By Coast Guard

Cubans Arrive In Miami After Rescue at Sea  45 in Leaky Craft Rumored as Object Of Castro Bullets ©

GROUP TAKEN FROM ISLAND IN ATLANTIC   Prope Report UF snooting At Leaking Craft  U.S, DESTROYER   Stands By During Rescue Off Bahamas Island; Cubans Accused

Sales Tax Part Of Revision Plan   Wisconsin GOP to Introduce Measure

Republicans Set For United Drive To Vote Sales Tax   Six Legislators Picked To Draft Veto-proof Bill

Tax Revision Bill Proposed   Measure Pegged to Sales Levy Is Planned by Republican Legislators

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  JFK, Gromyko State Hopes for Crisis End

Could Have Received Death  Spade Cooley Given Life Term in Prison

Spade Cooley Gets Life In Wife Slaying   Musician Waives Right To Trial On Sanity Mea

Started With Six Cents and a Fiddle Spade Cooley, ‘King of Western Swing”  Sentenced to Life for Killing Wife

Spade Cooley Gets Lite In Prison  “king Of The Western Swing” Sentenced In  Murder Of His Wife

DUBOIS SKIES TODAY   Pair Involved In DuBois Crimes Are Sentenced

Ike Favors Broadening Educational Program: Is Against More Federal Aid

SHOULD BRE DEDICATED      Methodist Bishops Oppose Aid for Parochial Schools

Would Build Ll p Non-Nuclear Force Rusk Wants More Talks Among NATO Forces

‘House Acts for “Benefit of People;”  Votes 3-Million-Dollar Pavroll Hike

indemer Levels Voting Charges  Demo Joins in Plea   Demo Joins in Plea For Honest Elections

Lawton Senator Opposes Bailey   Sees Pike Threat; Washbourne Mum

Exercise Sky Shield --I United States and Canada Fight Mock 12-Hour Battle in Sky

JFK Trip 6,370 Miles  Six Speeches Included In South American Tour

Kennedy Trip Will Cover 6.370 Miles   President To Visit Colombia, Venezuela This Coming Weekend

Riots Unlikely During Visit Sion ee  ~ Kennedy Prenare 6310 Mile Latin Trip

To South America Many Miles, Many Speeches In Kennedy Weekend Plans

6,.370-Mile Jaunt Kennedy Prepares Speeches  For Latin American Tour

Kennedy Set For Trip To Latin States  : Expects To Cover 6.370 Miles, Make  Half Dozen Talks

Riots Unlikely During Visit  Kennedy Prepares For 6,370 Mile Latin Trip

Castro Blames U.S.,  Mobilizes Militia Cuba Says Raids Designed To  - Pave Way For All-Out Attack

Eating o” fill after being trappec fifty days in caved-in mine shaft

Ribs Protrude, Eyes Bleary, but Bulldozer Frees Brownie, Trapped 50 Days in Mine

‘Hopele ss’ Struggle Is Won Won ‘Tail- Wagging Pooch Freed:  ‘Trapped In Mine 50 Days

Race Track Stable Blaze Kills 3 Mer   Forty- Two Horses Destroy: ed, 30 Saved In Maywood Park Fire.

Crowd Was Small at Butte’s U.N. Meeting   Helena Grocer to Test State Trade Stamp Act

OCER INSPIRES TEST CASE ACTIOR  Trade Stamp Law Faces Court Test   GROCER INSPIRES

Commissioners Ask Retirement Of VA Director  Vote Is 2-1 With GOP Commissioner Opposing Move

Khrushchev ixpected To ‘Clean House  ee - —.   Purge Under Way Already, Congress * Events Indicate

K’s Propaganda Barrages Suggest ‘House-Cleaning Purge Is Underway

Purge May Be Already Under Way  Nikita Ready To Clean House, Roll Heads

U.N. Approval Of Protest on Red Test Seen   Khrushchev Appears Sighting In On Enemies in His Propaganda War

Many High-Ranking Reds Would Go  ‘K’ May Use Purge To Consolidate His Power

Khrushchev Appears On Top Of Heap  Vteeamee. Lo maesdmew   Russian Leader Winning Out Over Enemies

House-Cleaning Foreseen A Purge In Communist  Party Ranks Underway

Events Indicate Party Purge Underway— Nitka Seen Winning  Struggle In Soviet

Soviet Boss. Victory Due In Strugesle   Purge Of Enemies Could Have Begun Prior To Congress

Believe Russian Purge Has Started   All Unbelievable for Camel Man

Khrushchev Winning Struggle   Purge of Communist Party Ranks Likely © Already Under Way

Khrushchev’s Purge of Party Enemies May Indicate Sweeping House-Cleaning

Purge Of Red Party May Be Under Way Now   Khrushchey’s Propaganda Artillery Is Zeroing in On His Enemies

Doubt Reds Will Change Old Demands   U.S. Wants To Follow U.N. Resolution Asking For New Negotiations

LITTLE, IF ANY, HOPE US., Britain Urge. Reds To Resume Geneva Talks

U.S., Britain Ask Test Bar Negotiations  U. N. Resolution   U. N. Resolution Urging Talks Cited In American Note

RESUMPTION OF TEST BAN TALKS URGED   U. §. And Britain Want Russia To Return To Conference Table      NOVEMBER 28 IS SUGGESTED DATE

Little Hope That Soviet Will Agree   Talks Were Stalled On Sept. 1 As Reds Began Tests In Air

Accept ance Of Bid Seen  Not Likely       ‘Russian Disarmament insistence Presents Obstacle At Present

U.S., Britain Call For Reds To Resume Talks  (ss FONE NEICL EAR TEST RAN

United Nations Resolution Cited But Litthe Hope Held Moscow Will Accept

. eeauneaei = sine *» Former Circus Emplove Admits Settine Blaze

No Decision on Mansion Cost, Says Governor   Claims $2 Million Sum Merely Advanced by Staff Member of Authority.

‘Not Even Nickel’ Set A side Lawrence Denies State Plans $2 Million Executive Mansion

2 BOMBER: CRASH NEAR HIGH SCHOOL   Planes Were on Training Mission

ined NE at er  Sees No Excuse For Labor Stoppages af Missile Bases

Berlin Crisis Brings US Under the Gun   Sees No Excuse For Further Delays At Missile Bases

WARNED BY GOLDBERG Kennedy To Crack Down On Missile Base Strikes

Goal: space rignt Lara  Astronaut Expected to Return With Much Critical Information

News Staph  Expressed Editorinlly  Sy WALTER MENDENHALL   TL MECCA FOR HOMEOWAEOS

Mews sSeaph  resse:  By WALTER MENDENHALL   TILL MECCA FOR HOMEOWNERS

Discoverer Orbits With  Secret Load   Air Force Hopes To Regain Capsule After Space Trip

[Hope to Recover Secret Payload Di Is Circi iscoverer IS \iIrdcing  Earth in Polar Orbit

U.S. To Bring Down Satellite With Secret Payload Shorfly   May Stay In Polar Orbit Full Four Days To Get Maximum Data

‘Discoverer 25’ Placed in Orbit For Secret Data  fo eee SP.   Planes Will Try To Grab Capsule In Hawaii Area

: Capsule Recovery Again Planned Another Discoveret Is Put Into Orbit

New Space Vehicle Put Into Orbit   Discoverer No, 25 Satellite Carries Secret Pay Load

Discoverer No. 25 Satellite Put Into Polar Orbit—-Recovery Hoped

; Carries Secret Payload  ‘Satellite May Circle Globe for About 4 Day:

DISCOVERER UP AND IN ORBIT  — 4g Ee, Wy  -.§ g   Satellite Expected To Be Recovered

New Satellite Orbited by U.S.   Discoverer Recovery Planned by Air Force

Every 71 Minute  Satellite Circling i in Orbit With Secret Instruments

Satellite Has Secret Payload   Discoverer 25 Circles Earth Every 91 Minutes After Successful Launchine

Discoverer 25 Circling Earth   AF Hopes to Recover Secret Payload Within 4 Days

Discoverer 25 Shot Into Orbit  AF Hopes to Recover Satellite in Few Days

Agency Votes Hike In Welfare   108,000 Recipients Will Get Increase Of $3 Each Month

Director Rader Upholds Action In 0. C. Today   Funds Sufficient For $69 Payment

4 Crewmen in Critical Condition   Plane Crashes in Wooded Area in Washinaton

Four Survive Flaming Crash In  Washington  pi, oe   C124 Plummets Into Wooded Area Near Air Base

Air Crash Kills 18  Servicemen   Four Survivors Critically Injured

Big Transport. Falls In Flames In Washington   Most of Victims Servicemen Returning From Maneuvers

Big Transport Plane Crashes Killing 18 Men   C124 Globemaster Falls Soon After Takeoff: 4 Critically Hurt

4 Servicemen Are Injured In Flaming Mishap   Plane Plows Into Wooded Area Near Washington Base

Troop Transport Plane Crashes; Eighteen LA .d, Others Critical   Globemaster Ends in Flaming Pile-up After Takeoff

18 Men Die In Military Plane Crash   Four Others Critically Hurt as Globemaster Plunges and Burns

18 Servicemen Killed in Crash Of Globemaster  Giant Transport Plunges, Burns  ae

18 Die In Crash Of  Globemaster Plane   Tragedy Near Base At McChord

Plane Falls In Flames Near Base  Disaster Occurs After Takeoff in

Four Servicemen Survive  18 Die As Giant Plane Crashes On Takeoff

Most Of Victims Are Soldiers Being Returned To Ft. Sill, Okla., After Training Maneuvers.   4 SURVIVORS ARE CRITICALLY HURT

INCEaT 1Gcen 1UCOMG  18 Servicemen Are Killed  In Transport Plane Crash

Four Others Injured In  Washington   Transport Was Returning Men From Maneuver

Eighteen Service Personnel, Killed n Crash Of C124   Disaster Occurs Five Miles From Takeoff At McChord Air Base

REPORT FOUR CRITICALLY INJURED   Plane Crashes Into Woods Shortly After Takeoff —   ASTER   Carrying Servicemen From Maneuvers In Wash. To Ft. Sill, Oklahoma

Big Military Transport Crashes on Takeoff   Plane Carrying Soldiers, Truck, Trailer And Jeep When Crash Occurs; Men Returning From Maneuvers In Wash.

 Disaster at Takeoff   Globemaster Crash in Wash.  Leaves 18 Servicemen Dead

18 Men Die in Flaming C124 Crash   4 Critically Hurt; Plane Cracks Up at McChord Base

Military transport crashes on takeoff: 18. killed   Four servicemen critically iniured

13 Servicemen Killed, Four Injured Critically As Transport Crashes

4. Injured In W. Coast ‘Tragedy   15 Army Men Aboard Were Returning To Oklahoma From Manenvers

Big Transport Falls, 18 Deaa   Four Hurt Critically as Military Plane Crashes Soon After Takeoff

18 Killed In Tr ansport Plane Crash   Four Escape From Burning Wreckage Near Air Base

Military Transport Plunges Into Wooded Area Not Far From West Coast AF Base

Four Others Badly Hurt Early Today   Globemaster Plunges Into Wooded Area

18 KILLED IN MILITARY AIR CRASH   Plane Crashes After Takeoff For Return To Oklahoma Base

18 Aboard Transport Plane Los!   Ship Taking Gls Back From Manevvers in Crash: 4 Hurt.

IOWA MOTOR NCA TWC   18 dead, 4 badly hurt  in Globemaster crash   Faur eritical

Returning From Army Maneuvers   Falls Soon After Taking Off From McChord Air Base

Huge Plane Plunges In Washington   Servicemen Die In Mishap After Takeoff At Base

Brokers Arrested In Huge Swindle  Charge $1.5 Million Of Funds Misused

People You Know.   Pvupie FUU NIV  KAREN EASON FLEW  TO HONOLULU YESTERDAY Tw RHITS TA CAMRANTA

People You /Know KAREN EASON FLEW '.  TO HONOLULU YESTERDAY EN ROUTE TO CAMBODIA

France's. Maneuvers Annoy US.   Standpoint In Congo And Laotian Position Hamper Unity Ties

Outcrop of Bangkok Meeting   Vulcrop of bangkok Meeting  French Annoy US

Yule White Over Much Of Nation   Midwest Continues Dig-Out Operation

Snowstorms Take Holiday, Too, And Leave Peaceful U. S. Christmas Weather Scene

Right fo Sue Police Set By Tribunal   Court Upholds Citizenship Loss By Racket Kinga

ASC SEEKS GRAIN DATA   FARMERS URGED TO FURNISH FEED-GRAIN ACREAGE HISTORY

Farmers to Be Asked Feed - Grain Information for Special Survey by ASC

Cuba Exile Regime Denied U.S. Home  State Dept. Says Americans In Cuba Must Be Protected

IMPERILS AMERICANS U: 8S. Rules Out Cuban  ‘Government-In-Exile’

East Germany turned into huge prison camp  West Berlin mayor tells angry throng ‘more than wards eynected fram I! S_   Germans ‘disappointed’  Allied split reported

Indignant at Allies failure to retaliate   Citizens feel like they're being sold down river

Most Vigorous Interference In This Crisis   Clampdown Extend Beyond Borders Between Sides   = -—= = 2  BULLETIN

West Berlin Mayor Sends Letfer To Kennedy Appealing for Actior   Communist Regime Turns Its Territory Inte Virtual Prison Camp; Soviet Chief in Berlin Scoffs at Protest Aqainst Harassment

East Germany Turned Into A Virtual Prison   West Germans Angered by Westerr Delays; Expect More than. Words; Say Paper Protests Not Enough

Clampdown: Widened as Crisis: Grows   Russ Commander Rejects Protest’ ; of Allied Chiefs 2

E. Germany Is Virtual Prison Now   “Words Not Enough,” W. Berlin Mayor Tells JFK.

East Germans Extending West Berlin Travel Ban; Mavor Asks West Action

West Berliners, irked By Delay, Demand Actior   Mayor Brandt Sends Kennedy Word That “More Than Words” Expected

REDS EXTENDING BORDER CONTROL   Brandt Calls For U.S. Action In Letter Sent To President ©

K. Germany  Tightly Shut   Brandt Wants ‘More Than Words’ From Kennedy

Reds Extend Trave Ban to Full Border   More ‘Berlin News, Pages 48, 38

Mayor Brandt Note to JFK  200,000 West Berliners Rally In Demonstration

East Germany Virtually Prison Camp; Travel Ban Along Entire Frontier

TRAVEL BAN IS EXTENDED (TO BORDER   Soviet Military Leader Rejects Earlier Protest

\HEXtTend Lravel Dan  . a Reds Turn E. Germany Into A Prison Camp

Ben Reynolds Wins All-Around Title. At Dillon’s Rodeo  ——— Before Record Thron

Dramatic Rescue at Sea   Ben Reynolds Wins All-Around Title At Dillons Rodeo  ——Before Record Throne

Fewer Receive Jobless Pay During Week, but Total Still Record High

Damage To Area Heavy:   Salem And Race Track Area Badly Hil  By Violent Windstorm, Called Tornade

Inside Today’s News   Laos Willing To Forego Aid From United States

‘Enos Chutes Back, Snared From Sea   FAILURE DIMS U.S. HOPES TO FIRE MAN INTO ORBIT BEFORE YEAR ENDS

Andersen Speaks Out On Issues   Throws Support Behind Billboard Bill, Dairy Open Market Movement

ee  Restrictive Bill Advanced  Trading Stamps Attacked In Sprinafield

Mobutu Force Fails in Drive   Belgium Capital Set To Head Off Trouble

KENNEDY “AND DIRKSEN IN DISPUTE   Senatcr Says President Had Impact Of “Snow _ flake.” Jack Hits Calling Recession A Plateau.

Laos Parley on Shaky Ground  U.S. BRANDS CEASE-FIRE VIOLATIONS SYSTEMATIC

U. S. Says Rebels Constantly Violate Cease-Fire in Laos  ‘ Charges Raise Grave Questions On Future of Huge Meeting

U. 5. Blasts Violations Of Cease-Fire   Statement Says Pathet Lao Acts Are Systematic

US. Report Dates, Sites. of Attacks.   Peace Coriference Told of Deliberate Rebel: tncidents

Charge Violation Of Laos Truce   U. S. Says Reds Continue Attacks

‘Premeditated’  Truce Violations in Laos Charge  U.S. Claims Red-Led   U.S. Claims Red-Led Rebels Show Cynical Disreaard of Accord

U.S. Charges Cease-Fire In Laos Violated   Red Rebels Are Accused

U.S. “brushes off” Russia's ban plan as ‘propaganda move’   Saddened Rockefeller flies home

The Weather   U.S. Gambling Raids Net 128   $37,000 Seized By Federal Men

Allies Firm Against Talks Under Threat  Ministers End   Ministers End 3-Day Meeting On Berlin Crisis

Allies Agree Not to Talk Under Threats   Western Foreign Ministers Concluding Three-Day Berlin Crisis Meeting.

West Agrees On Berlin Crisis Stand   Foreign Ministers Won't Negotiate Under Any Threats

Allied Position Is Made Clear   Ministers, Agree No Negotiation: Under Pressure of Red Threats

Pian diplomatic, military tactics   Reds border plan fermed ‘ominous

SECRET SEER EASE EDM chaprornenivamtanain untmfemroNesngen ees  ayrieintaheymnnnaeth Roi RE  PRESS TIME   Kennedy Flies To Cape Cod

Army Inspector Checks Ft. Lewis  McDaniel Gathers Data for Report

Army Inspector General Checks Fort Complaints  hA-PManiel Talbe   McDaniel Talks With Officers, Buck Privates

Kennedy Clinging 1o Hope Russians Will Cooperate, Mav Seek Action Of SEATO

In Move Against Reds .. . Kennedy Orders More Laotian Aid   SEATO Military Aides Confer On Communist Threat in Laos

JFIK Orders Increased Military Aid To Laos; Mav Ask SEATO Forces

President May Request SEATO To Intervene   Dut Kennedys heported Clinging to Hope Diplomatic Pressure  Will Deter Reds,

LANL filly Vili  US. May Call on SEATO To Intervene in Laos Civil War

Institutional regulation to governor   Two agencies would replace 3-member group

Redistrict Meeting Is Stalemate    Probleni Goes ar 2. ..   Problem Goes To Commiitee  Of Levislators

1wo riour ClOsed - Door Meeting Ends With Bloom and Morse At Odds Even on Positions Taken.

These Days By George Sokolsky.  President Must Take Time To Hear Ideas of Others

lowa’s Flood At Peak  Crest Stage   Crest Stage Expec ‘ted To Hold 12 Hour:

Workers Save Cedar Rapids From Flood   River Reaches Crest In lowa’s Second Largest City; Tornadees, High Water Plague South.

Stream Likely To Retain Level For Many Hours   Danger Easing; Waterloo Area Starts Cleanup

Big Pressure on Levees to Keep Qn for 12 Hours  4,800 Persons Move   4,800 Persons Move Erom Homes in Aree

Flood In Towa At New Peak   SNS EE BR NEA EE  Yerrifie Pressure To Be Exerted De Tha Ltesed

May Hold Crest For 12 Hours   4.800 Forced To  Leave Their Homes

Cedar River At Crest In lowa: Terrific Strain On Levees: 4,800 Evacuated

FLOODS HIT PEAK: IOWA IS HARDHIT   Cedar River Level Reaches Apparent Hiah

Flood Crest Hits Cedar Rapids, Ia.   City Vigilant as River Swells Against Levees

Cedar Rapids’ Dikes Holding Back Floods   City Vigilant, Still Fearful as Rampaging River Reaches Crest Lower Than Expected; Tornadoes and High Waters Strike in South

Iowa riding  out floods  Cedar Rapids braces behind wrall of seandhaas

Crest Hits Cedar Rapids But Dikes Hold Back River  Waterloo Digging Out Of Mud After Record High Water

City Winning Battle; Must Wait 12 Hours   y Swollen River Level Under 20 Feet; Levees _ Under Terrific Pressure

TEMPERATURES   TODAY'S SKIES   Kussian Troops Will Greatly Outnumber U.S

Secessionist Said Likely To Renege  Government Head Denies U.S. Envoy _ Dietated Terms 

Tshombe Gets Ultimatum to Honor Pact   Katanga Leader Seen Reneging on Deal With Congo

New Tax Proposed on Minerals, Natural Resources Mined in State   State Tax Withholding System Wins Approval of Senate Grou

Mineral, Resources Tax Proposed in State Senate  Sponsor Predicts Measure Would Produce $1 Million

Cuba Terror Reported In RevoltWake   Hundreds Arrested By Castro Regime, AII Mail Censored

Castro Foes In Terror Grip  Thousands Rounded Lin By Authorities

Total Censorship Prevails Thousands Detained in Wave ‘Of Terror Launched by Castro

- Prisoners oners Said Crowded, Without Food Or Sanitation  Anti-Castroites Suffering Mass Terror

——SEG News" BEHIND PAGE 1   REPORTS SEEP OUT OF ISOLATED CUBA STRONGHOLD  CASTRO SPREADING TERROR

In The Reporter Today   Terror Grips Thousands Being Detained By Castro

Mass Terror Against Opponents of Castro   Reports of Suffering, Inhumane Treatment Seeping Out Despite Total Censorship of News Communications and Mail

Reign Of Terror Is Spreading Across ‘Cuba; Thousands Packed Into Buildings Without Food; Hounds Curb Uprising

Mass Terror Against Castro Foes Reported   Thousands Suffering After Being Seized In Wake of Invasion

‘Reports’ Of Mass Terror Against [Onponents Of Castro In Cuba Rife

Castro Imposes Mass [error on Opponents; Starvation, Filth in Prisons: Desperate Breaks Futile

Czech, Scientist Says Soviets” Preparing. For” Launch Of Moon Rocket

Life's End   MELVIN: A KANAGO inl LE" MARS BUSINESSMAN. OVER. 40 YEARS DEAD   — AT THE AGE OF ot :  ‘Funeral, Services — Saturday. Afternoon :

LHC SENG MELVIN R. KANAGO — LE MARS BUSINESSMAN OVER 40 YEARS DEAD » — AT THE AGE OF 64  Funeral Services —   Saturday Afternoon

N. Jersey Governor Vote Close  wp i. BSTErsrt 2E   But NYC Mayor Breezes Home As Expected

Hughes Leads for New Jersey Governor  Wagner Is Winner For Gotham Mayor

Democrats Win Races In N.Y. NJ  Wagner Breezes; Hughes Upsets GOP Mitchell

Inside...    Must Resist Pressures No Room for Pork Barrel,  McNamara Tells Editors

McNamara Denounces Pork Barre   Special Interest Pressures Must Be Rejected, He Says

‘Suicide indicated’  Inquest Is Scheduled ‘In Vanderbilt's Death

mae TS BEES OD ay Ss     Police Are increasing Targets In Wave Of Givilien Violence

Laos Says Russ Must . Stop Arms  Takes Tough Attituc   Takes Tough Attitude On Terms for Truce —Willing to Cease Accepting U. S. Guns

WANT RED ARMS AIRLIFT HALTED Laos Apparently Adopting Tough Stand On Cease-Fire

Wedding Plans Set For Miss Pamela Oliver And Roger Gilleland, June 17

Community Shelters Are Only Ones That Offer Real Hope, Bishop Says

State Can’t Close Schools  Louisiana Plan   Louisiana Plan Banned by Court

Charge Cuba Executed Two. Americans Without Trial, Flouting World Justice

Also Report American  Shot Down   Cubans Announce  2 Americans Executed, Guerrillas Lmk-Up With Rebels

Protest Cites Lack Of Justice  Concern Expressed For U. S. Citizens

U.S. Offers S. Ameriea Billion Aid   Cubans Abstain, Rest Vote for Acceptance At Punta Del Este Economic Parley

Committee Accepts U.S LatinPledge   Unanimous Vote, But Cuba Abstains

More Generals Arrested .  De Gaulle Continues Rounding Up Leader:

Red-Made U.A.R. Mie Downed   Five More Generals Arrested In Revolt

Freedom Riders In Mississippi   Storm Trooper Entry Flop   ‘Summit Plans All Set   Jobless Teenagers "Explosive Problem’

ratic Rally uled Tonight Courthouse   _ Teenagers Pose oblems Over Nation

Legislature Gets Down To Business   Reapportionment And Pay Bills  Are Presented

Legislature In Frantic Final Rush   lowa House Sidetracks 3% Sales Tax Issue, Votes School Aid.

i i i, i, i A a i, a, A, i, i i, Sie, i Sa a, i a Me Me  ,  Uraes Shots for Asian ‘Flu Now-

Preserved for : ime  Cape Cod National Seashore Fixed by Kennedy Signature

Hopeful Development Is Announced  Talks To End Laos Crisis Scheduled

titcicn Troops Invade Three Tiny Portuguese Pessessions On Arabian Sea

“Old Colonialism Cannot Continue.”  Nehru /ustifies Indian Goa Invasion

Third Outpost Under Heavy Mortar Attack   Nehru Says ‘Old Colonialism Cannot Continue’

Nehru Defends Action .. . Indian Troops. Invade Arabian Sea Outposts

Car Hits Porch Of Goshen Home  Six Injured In Two Area Crashes; 2 Drivers Cited

Reds Fire On MPs: 9 Refugees Flee   Shades Of Corrigan!   Shades Of Corrigan! Peace ate ele, iat  Oops! Wrong City. Pilot Finds On Landing

Poor Lights Blamed  Airliner Lands in Wrong Michigan City by Mistake

Kemember Corrigan: ....  Another Pilot Lands Plane In Wrong City

Lands At Wrong Field — Airliner Pilot Misses His Target by 13 Miles

Bond Offer Rejected By 2’ Arrested In Mississippi; Attorney General Asks  Cooloff Period.   NAACP PLANS MASS RALLY FRIDAY NIGHT

Jailed Bus ‘Freedom Riders Reject Bail   Robert Kennedy's Appeal for Cooling Off — Period Falls on Barren Ground; NAACP Plans Mass Protest Rally in Jackson, Miss., Friday   U.S. Nazi ‘Hate’ Riders Are Jailed in New Orleans   ‘Fuehrer’ and Nine of His Followers Held; Others on the Way

Clues Sought In Slaying Of Cripple, Wife  Robbery Belicved * Juvolved In Price “THll Stabbings

is / Stabbed To Death  Elderly Cincinnati Couple ‘Robbery, Murder Victims

 SHERWOOD FOREST CAUSES DEBATE Ta aa ama ru amps  Britons Defend Own Oak Tree from U.S. ‘Usurper’

State of the Union Message  Kennedy Faces Many Problems Here and Abroad--Eisenhower

Reviews Past 8 Years—Admits All Not Well   President Says United States Has Reached ‘Lnprecedented Heights.”

Eisenhower Cites Past Missions   Admits Many Problems Will Be Inherited By Kennedy Group

GUUU-Word Valedictory Says America Achieved New Heights -But Still  Has Numerous Problems

Ike’s Farewell State Of Union Message Heard  craAamn liehimante Oh) Adminictratian   Accomplishments Of Administratior Are Reviewed, Problems Pointed Out

Pope Appeals For Unity Of All Christians   Message Viewed As Call To Battle Soviet Atheism

-PLEADS FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY— Bases E ncyelical On oth Century Pontiff

Pope John Makes His Most Powerful Plea For Christian Unity In World

Pope Pleas  For Unity of  Christians A Call to Band   A Call to Band Against Threat Of Communism

Most Powerful Of His Reign Christian U nity Plea Is Made By Pope John

Christian Unity Uraed by Pope   Plea Calls for Fusion To Fight Communism

Reealls Story of Leo I ———— ee Nod     Pope Appeals for Christian Unity

Pontiff in Christian Unity Plea   Pope John Hopeful of ‘Dawn of Universal Reconciliation.’

Pone Makes Strong Plea For Unity   Dawn Of Universal Reconciliation is Ultimate Goal

Fearing Party Split... Senate Renews Battle  Over Filibuster Rules

Pitches Better Than His Home Team Plays a NE ttn nl aot as  JFK Is Enthusiastic Ball Far

Kennedy Displays Surprisingly Good Arm In Opening 196] Baseball Seasor

Indiana Areas Still Menaced  By Floodwaters   Crests Not Yet Reached At Many Points On White And Wabash Rivers

Start Trial of Accused Mass Killer Eichmann Tomorrow at Jerusalem

Legal Points Big Factor In Adolph Eichmann Trial  Defense Counsel Servatius To Contest Court's Jurisdiction With Three Plens

WATER CAPSULE DESIGN? Soviet Astronaut Shot Not Far Off, Savs Nikita

Berliners Think US. Has Power To Rout Reds But Doubt Its Use   Berlin And China Pose Grave Crises, Rusk Says

Humphrey Gives Encouragement  West Berlin Certain West Can Handle Soviet Threat

We Have The Strength-—Do We Have The Will?   Bv FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW

Tells Berliners U. S. Still Seeks United Germany   Reassures People West Will Stand Back Of Treaty

West Berlin Doubts Determination  Of U.S. In Crisis With Russians

Finch, Mistress Found Guilty by Third Jury  State Will Ask Death Penalty for Defendantc

State Will Ask Death for Pair   Dr. R. Bernard Finch, Mistress, Carole Tregoff, Found Guilty

Face Death Penalties? Jury Convicts Dr. Finch, Girl Friend For Murder

Physician, Convicted Of Ist Degree, Mistress  Of 2nd Degree Murder

" Third Trial Ends in Double Conviction   State Asks Death Penalty on Finch, Treaoff

ie OER ice! Si i eRe  Finch-Tre -Tregoff Face Death In Gas Chamber at Trial’s End

GUILTY OF MURDER State Will Ask Death Penalty For Dr. Tregoff, Miss Finch.

Death Penalty For Pair Asked   Finch-Tregoff Duo Ruled Guilty In Slaying

Calif. fo Ask Execution for Finch, Tregoft  Doctor and Girl Convicted by Jury of Third Trial

Finch, Carole Convicted Of Murder; State To Ask Gas Chamber For Both

Third Trial Ends  Finch, Carole Convicted; State Asks Gas Chamber

Prosecutor to Ask Death  Dr. Finch, Miss Tregoff Found Guilty of Slaying

Finch, Carole Found Guilty By Third Jury   Death To Be Asked For Killing Of Doctor's Wife

Finch And Carole Guilty, May Die   Jury Still Deliberating In John Ladutko Trial

Third Jury Reaches Verdict  Dr. Finch, Carole Tregoff Found Guilty; Death Penalty to be Sough

Ask Death For Finch, Tregoff   Third Jury Returns Guilty Verdict In Drawn Out Trial

Seek Death For Finch And Carole   Conspiracy Convictior Ils Basis for Gas Chamber Bid.

Third jury convicts Finch   State to ask death for doctor and his mistress

Convicted Of Murdering Mrs. Finch State To Ask Gas Chamber For Finch, Miss Tregoff

State Asks Gas Chamber  F or Slayers   Third Jury Agrees On Guilty Verdict In Romance Vurder

Jury Convicts Dr, Finch And Pretty Mistress   Death In Gas Chambet Recommended For Both

State to Ask Death for 2  In Finch Case  California Turvy   California Jury Convicts Doctor, Woman of Murder

Would Raise S15 Million During ol   Exemptions Allowed Would Be Pegged To  Present U.S. Law

Barron’s Tax Introduced In 2 Houses   Would Tax Personal Income For Entire Calendar Year 1961

Four Chlidren Die in Detroit Apartment Fire  52 Other Tenants in Building Are Saved

Wot ed Bown T?f-165 F orelgn Aid Pr rogram Reconsider ationAsked

Kennedy: Loan Plan Essential   Pleads With House To Reverse Vote Killing Aid Feature

 Foreign Aid Squabble ‘Kennedy Urges Approval 'Of Loans in Crucial Hour

— fico *  Kennedy Urges House Reverse Itself Ta Pass Lona Term Foreian Aid Measure

House Defeats Loan Proposal   Kennedy Appeals For Reconsideration

Kennedy Wins Senate Backing On Foreign Aid   Move to Cut Back Borrowing Authority Loses by 50-45 Vote

‘In This Crucial ‘Hour .  JFK Urges “at to Reverse Itself on Foreign Aid Loans

Crucial Hour of History JFK Urges Bipartisan View on Foreiqn Aid

President Asks House To Reverse  Itself, Approve Foreign Aid Loans

Kennedy Urges House Reversal On Loans Plan   Notes Democrats’ Ike Setup Support

Foreign Aid Given Near Fatal Blow   Kennedy Launches Fight To Rescue Borrowing Powers

Senate Vote Backs JFK Aid Bill   President Fights House Reversal Of 5-Year Plan

Long-Range Foreign Aid Loans Chopped   President Urges Reversal of House Vote; Development Loan Feature Struck from Bill: Whittle $1 Billion

Kennedy Fights for Aid Bill       President Stresses Urgent Need for Bipartisanship

Defeat In House   Senate Refuses To Cut Foreigt Aid Term From 5 To 3 Years

Urges Approval of  Foreign Aid Loans Kennedy Asks House to Put  me ok, 8 ee Ran... P.....*.%...

Foreign Aid Dealt Rebulf   Kennedy Urges House to Reconsider in Crucial Hour

HOUSE RAPS KENNEDY ON FOREIGN AID   197 - 185 Vote Scuttles Long - Range Loans. Chops Billion Dollars.

House Urged To Reverse,  Ok Aid Loans  President Points Out ‘Crucial Hour

Ask reversal of aid ballot   Long-term part of foreign loans killed by coalitior

Kennedy Asking House Reverse Position on Aid  Dranncac BY Dawbicnn   Proposes Bi-Partisan Stand Be Maintained

Jury Hears Scarbeck Confession  x & * * * * * * * ee * * TD .........]J @ .... a Th... .... ... 2. TF. MM 7F A... « Ff , a 1   Passed Secret Documents To Red Agents In Poland

Prefers US. Jail To Happy Life Abroad   Scarbeck’s Confession © Spying  is Read To ©  ery.

Jury Hears Searbeck Confession   Prison In U.S. Preferred, Says Embassy Secretar

Brazilian Crisis At New High Tension   Refusal Of Military Group To Accept Goulart Brings Protest From Labor

Interim Head Hints of New Election Soon  Military Rulers Dead   Military Rulers Dead Set Against Leftist Leaders in Charge

Announcement Given Congress At Brasilia   Bitter Dispute Ensues With Fu: ture of South American Govern ment Very Much in Doubt.

Military Leaders’ Voice Flat ‘No’ And Ruling Stirs Fear for Effect On Democracy

SITUATION IN BRAZIL STILL VERY CONFUSED   Military Opposes Goul: art As Successor  To Quadros   ELECTIONS MAY BE HELD IN 60 DAYS

cee FUTURE IN DISPUTE  i Goulart To Be Blocked From Presidency      U.S. Officials Confident Of Settlement In Brazil Crisis

Brazil Army Set Against Goulart  Military Chiefs Vow   Military Chiefs Vow To Bar Left-Leaning Vice President From Country, Presidency

Militarists Hit Leftist  Successor  Trio Woulkt Bar Vice President  Bissecs Speers: oe

MILITARY RUNNING NATION Brazil Rule in Dispute, Goulart Return Halted

Kennedy Plan Moving  U.S. To Tackle Housing  Problem In S. America

Kennedy Heads For S. America   Progress Alliance Hopes Strengthened

: hana Progress Fund Strengthening , 8 iNew Inl ore Aids Kennedy's Coming Visit for 'T.S. Fer

No-Reprisal Vows in Air Tieup to End   Engineers Given Until Noon To Call Off Strike

STRUCK LINES THREATEN TO ACT TODAY   Engineers Stall Vote on Return

Union Ordered To End Walkout Today —Or Else   Carriers Threaten To Cancel Pledge Of No Reprisals

Airlines Demand Strike End   Strike Vote Held Up By Litigation And Other Causes

One Company Sticks to Stand And Engineers Hold Up Vote On JFK Appeal

CHALLE PLACED IN PRISON 0 AWAIT TRIAL   Three Other Mutinous Generals Believed Hiding At Zeralda   MILITARY COURT TO HEAR CHARGES

De Gaulle Again Rules In Algeria   Insurrection Leader Placed In Freneh Jail

Leader Of Revolt  Clapped Into Jail; Lieutenants Flee   De Gaulle Quickly Reasserts His Rule Over Algeria In Wake Of Revolt; Debre Warns Greater Discipline Might Result

Challe Aides Are Hunted  In Algeria   Insurrection Leader Jailed; Death Likely

Algerian Top Rebel In Prison   Death Possible But idea Discounted; Open Posts Filled

Challe Faces Possible Death Penalty Leader of Algerian Army Insurrection  In Paris Prison, Aides Go Into Hidinc

General Faces Possible Death; Could Be Tried As Soldier  Or Civilian

Death Penalty May Be Fate Of Top Rebel  Challe’« Vain Aicdos«   Challe’s Main Aides Flee as de Gaulle Takes Over Algeria

Cold Nips Flor idas  Ee BUR lanai  Miami: 42   Frost, Freezing Weather Hit Big Part OF State

UAW And Auto Makers Resting  Plan To Complete Proposals For New Cantract Nawt aal

UAW Will Finish Listing Demands  Deny Union Delaying Rearaginina Proaress

UNPRECEDENTED MOVE   Late Dag Hammarskjold Wins Nobel Peace Prize

First Ever Given Dead Man  Nobel Peace Prize To U.N.’s Hammarskjold

Full Tax Forgiveness Given Vote   Senate Committee Votes 10 to 8 for Principle, Chided by Liberals

Senators Continue to Squabble  Full Forgiveness of ‘61 Taxes Proposed

Capsule From Titan Missile Is Recovered   Rocket Is Closer To Operational Readiness

Titan blazes 6,100 miles   Edges rocket a step closer to operational use

Missile Picked Up  In Ocean   Ejects Capsule Filled with Living Organs

Step Closer to Readiness Titan Matches Longest  Hop, Releases Capsule

Vice President Flies To Isolated Berlin   Mission Designed to Boost Morale Of West Berlin; Predicts Communisirr Will Fail to Keep Germany Divided

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Carla to Cause Big Rainfall in Kansas

Chico's Answer To Eureka; Nuclear Fallout Dedgers Hanoy In New Homes

‘Pays Tribute to Mobutu  ‘Tshombe Is Freed, Says Crisis In Congo ‘Now Can Be Ended’

Congolese Free Chief Of Katanga   Tshombe: “I Will Unite With Whole Area. On Everything.”’

Moise Tshombe Is Released From Custody  Held Prisoner      Held Prisoner For Two Months

HOLDS NEWS CONFERENCE   ieeentiaantamenenstinenintmaeetianeee + enema neR NN rN nr ASN RBNT RS eseeR  Katanga President Tshombe Freed By Congo Government

Pres. Tshombe Of Katanga Free; Held Two Months   Congo Crisis Can Now Be Ended, He Says

20 Die Violently During Weekend ‘In N. C: Traffic Deaths Total 16

» Intoxicated by Fumes ‘Glue- Sniffing’ Teen- “agers F ace Brain Diiiien, Death

JFK Recalls Gen. Taylor For Top Job   Review Sought of U.S. Ability in Wide Area; Kennedy Meets With Ike

Kennedy Assigns Job lo Gen. Taylor  times ba Caecdl   Officer to Study Intelligence, Guerrilla Activity

Nigro Reiterates Previous Bribe Case Testimony   Bradley Hospitalized

Uneasy Peace in Texas City  Hundreds of Youths Held after Fiahts

More Than 700 Arrested in Weekend Rioting by Thrill-Seeking Youths

Uneasy Peace Returns —_ eee  ~ Police Arrest 700 Students In Galveston

Galveston Riots Jail 700 Youths  S we #   ‘Splash Day’ Draws 160,000

(00 Arrested, 2 Killed During Wild Weekend Of Rioting By Students

Two Senators at Odds Over Memo   Thurmond Denounces Action by Fulbriqht

— DEMOCRATIC SENATORS AT ODDS —Confidential Memo  Sets Off Fireworks

Demo Solons af Odds Over Secret MemofoMcNamara   Astronaut Didn't See Trouble Ahead

Solon's Memo lo Military Hit   Fullbright under Fire Of Carolina Senator

November Term Jurors Selected, Starts Nov. 20.   Judge Joseph P. Hand Will Be Presiding

US. Pilot Contacts Stolen Ship   Says Captain May Free Captives On High Seas

Hijacked Liner Sails For Africa  Portuquese Captain   Portuguese Captain May Want to Discharge Passengers At Sea

Refugees Gef HelpFromU. 5.  Cubans Benefit   Cubans Benefit By Broad Scale Kennedy Program

Mutual Funds Provided By U. S.—  Assistance Is Given To Cuban Retugees

PLANE HITS CROWD At Least. 21 Dead, 100. injured: in “Snanish Disaster

People You Know   Pcupey FU NW WES HAMILTON BREAKS HIS LEG — IN LEAP  FROM TIPPING TRACTQY

Peonle You Know   WES HAMILTON BREAKS HIS LEG — IN LEAP FROM TIPPING TRACTOR

AIR BASE IS HIT BY SECOND FIRE   3 Buildings Leveled at Wright Field

REPUDIATE UN. CHIRE   Ask Troop Pullout, Arrest of Tshombe  Eves Tf aeereshio Daal

Want All Armies Removed   Reds Withdraw Recognition  Of U.N. Chief

Lumumba’s Death Stirs Demonstrations; Soviets  Attack Leader of U.N.

Dag Officially Denounced Today By The Russians  Troops To Get Out OF Cangon In 1 Manthk

Insists Foreign Troops Leave Congo In Month   Wants Censure Of Belgium In Lumumba Slayine

Moscow Renounces Dag, Tells Troops Quit Congo   Lumumba Followers Try  To Bar Reprisals Gn Whites

Soviet DemandsOusterOf Dag,Congo Troop Pullout    Critics Hit U.S. Belgium Is Target Of Congo Protest

RedsWithdrawRecognition Of Hammarskjold, Call for Belgium Censure in Death

Dag Hammarskjold  UN LEADER CENSURED BY SOVIET      Withdraw Troops Within 30 Days  Say Communists

Reds Demand Al] Armies Leave Africa Within Month, Censure Of Belgium In Death

Russ Not Recognizing Dag as U.N. Official   Demand Foreigners Quit Congo Within Month

Soviet Rejects U.N. Secretary   Hammarskjold To Get No Further Recognition

Russians Withdraw Recognition of Dag   Lumumbists Trying To Quell Reprisals   Belgium Target Of Abuse for Lumumba Death

(Demands That All Foreign Troops ‘Get Out of Condo Within Month   Note Also Insists That U.N. Censure Belgium In Slaying of Lumumba; Hints at Possible Soviet Intervention; Riotous Day in Moscow *

Wants U.N. to Censure Belgium, Recall Troops In Congo Within Month

Get Foreign Troops Out of Congo -- Soviet   Moscow Withdraws Recognition of Dag as U.N. Secretary

Tshombe’s Arrest Is  Demanded Reds Also Would  Censure Belgium In Lumumba Case

Want Troops Out Of Congo   Yugoslavs Ask Probe To Fix Massacre Blame

Soviets Renounce  Dag As U.N. Chief   ARRESTS URGED   CONTINUED TO SERVE

Reds Won’t Recognize Dag   Demand Foreign Troops Leave Congo in Month

Demand Troops Clear Congo Within Month   Censure Belaium.   Censure Belgium, Russians Urge United Nations

Hit Belgiun For Slaying Of Leader   Russians Refuse tc Recognize Dag As UN Secretary

Insists Troops Leave Congo   Censure Of Belgium Demanded In Slaying

SECRETARY RECOGNITION WITHDRAWN   Russians Also Press Censure For Belgium

Order Troops Out Of Congo  REDS DENOUNCE DAG         Re PATRICN MaACsry

Demand all foreign troops out of Congo   Ask arrest, trial of Tshombe for Lumumba’s death

Seeks Censure  Of Beloium for  Lumumba Deain Russia Asks U.N.  To Seize Mobutu, Katanga Leader

Officially Withdraw Dag Recognition   Soviets Demand Troops Leave Within One Month

Soviet Demands  UN Withdrawal   Recognition of Hammarskjold Withdrawn Today

Withdraw Recogni ition OF Seeretar V. Demand Foreign T roops Leave Congo

Foreigners Must Leave In Month   Dismissal Of Hammarskjold Also Demanded, Censure Of Belgians Asked

Stanleyville Leaders Pledge to Continue Congo Control Fight   BULLETIN

RECOGNITION OF U.N. CHIEF   Meoe-ow Blames U.N. For Lumumba Death, Demands Troops Pull Out And Hints Of Inter vention.

ulletin  Reds Insist  U.N. Censure  Belgium They'd Fire  Hammarskjold, Try Tshombe

New Criticism Of U.N. Soviet Demands All Foreign Troops Quit Congo In Month

Soviets Want Censure Move  On Belgium   Stop Recognition Of Dag, As Result Of Lumumba Death

WITHDRAWS RECOGNITION OF U.N. CHIEF   Mce-ew Blames U.N. For Lumumba Death, Deémands Troops Pull Out And Hints Of Inters vention.

Russ Demand U.N. Censure of Belgium   Want U.N. Chief Ousted, Katanga Leaders Arrested

Demand Troops  Leave Congo    Demonstrations Staged in Wake of Patrice Lumumba Slaying

Soviets T ry  To Link Dag WithMurder   Sever Relations With U. N. Leader

Reds Demand Withdrawal Of Troops   Won't Recognize Hammarskjold As UN’s Secretary

Warkers Cut Out to Boost Passage Chances  Wage Bill Softened on Textile Workers

Dems Keep Plugging For Strong Wage Bill   WASHINGTON (UPI)—Kennedy Democrats hoped to push the President's minimum wage bill to victory today atop a bolt of cloth and a bale of cotton.

fLarty Assoctate Uj freud Carl Jung, Famed Psychiatrist. Dies In His Sleep In Switzerland

Student of Mind Carl G. Jung Dies  Noted Psychologist Founded New School

Ben-Gurion Quits as Israeli Chief to Protest Adverse Cabinet Vote

Early Request Tobe Made for Postage Boost  All Rates Would Be Invrancan   All Rates Would Be Increased Under Proposal

Postal Rate Boost Eyed   Across-the-Board Increase Request Will Be Made Soon

Kennedy Wants Mail Rate Hike  Request to Be Made Snon to Cut Deficit

Cent Boost in Postage Asked   Administration Sees Need for Increase to Aid Budget

Kennedy Seen Asking More Combat Troop:   Immediate Buildup. Call for 80,000 More Men Forecast

Katanga Cease-Fire Talks Resumed: Plan Swedish State Rites for Dag

Topeka: Management  Is Problem At Winfield  Governor Makes Statement After Ri tad FInenital

Winfield’s Problems To Governor   Anderson Says Treatment Plan At Hospital Good

Ex-Concert Pianist Accidentally Shot  Nearo Maid Inherits Fortune

 Shooting Reveals Story  Ex-Negro Maid Inherited ‘Mansion, Plus A Million

SHOOTING PROBE DISCLOSES  Once-Concert Pianist Inherits Adams Chewing Gum Fortune

ime a She’s Also Former Concert Pianist  Wounded Nearo Heiress Selling Big Mansion

Former Maid, N. J. Woman, Inherit: $1 Million from Lafe Employer —

Nearly a Million’ 7 Shooting Accident Reveals Ex-Maid Inherited Fortune

Life’s End   NICHOLAS WANDERSCHEID EXPIRES AT HOSPITAL— AT AGE OF 90 YEARS

‘Decision Likely Tonight Political Alternatives Not Happy Ones for Dick Nixon

Freeman Urges Linking Democracy With Food Aid to Foreign Nations

Freeman Says New Nations Need Food With Democracy   Concept of Human Dignity Needed to Guarantee a Democratic System.

Franco-Algerian Peace Talks Seen  Secret Controls Due Soon, French Reveal

\NTI-LOTTERY MEASURE SUBMITTED  State Legislators Study New Bills

Burmese UN Ambassador Wins Favor For Position of Secretary-General

Forget About Political Slogans and Support His Compromise Plan, He Asks

Manhunt Starts In Utah Blasts Of Cable Stations  Dynamite Explosions Wreck Three Microwave Installations

Fugitive Killer Still at Large Near Superior   Former Mental Patient Sought for 3 Slayinas

U.S. Housewife Breaks Soviet Balloon Mark   Endurance Record Is Shattered By Nearly Six Hours

Red China Rejects  Cease-Fire in Laos   Kennedy, Rusk Meet; Discuss Russ Laos Note

Asks Permanent Program  President Proposes Additional U. S. Loans to College Students

Aid to College Students Asked   President Proposes Expended Program

Virus Seen As Cause Of Cancer  * * * * * * * * * * * * x * * x  Scientists Give Research Renarts On Ting Pratocte

Theory Advanced By Scientists From Research Projects— Strong Possibility Some Cancer Forms May Be Caused By Virus

Scientists Describe Experiments  Virus-Induced Cancer Produced In Humans

School Subsidy Payments Are Delayed by State  $60 Million Needed For 4th Class Districts Not Available Today

Lero Readings Are Recorded In Tennessee   Extreme Southern Florida Has 40; Freezina To Gulf

Zero Marks Engulf East   Readings In Ky., Tenn. Near Zero; Cold Wave Flows Near Gulf Coast

svestern Maryland Areas Mave oub-ZLero emperatures Freezing Weather Strikes ‘Lastern Half Of Nation

Florida To Get Frost By Tonight   Near Zero Readings In Kentucky, Tennessee

Winter Touch Knifes Wavy  Into Florida   Drop Into 40s Felt In Southern Part of the State

Tragedy In Mountains  Nine Plunge To Death As Jet Severs Suspension Car Cable

9 Die as Jet Cuts Cable of  Mountain Car  Other Cabins Bashed Against Side of

JET SEVERS CABLE Nine Die When Mountain ‘Car Plunges Into Valley

9 Die in Freak Mishap   lat Savers Suspension Car Cable in France

Jet Plane Severs Cable of Mountain Suspension System   Six Die as One Cabin Falls 200 Yards: 3 More Killed, Too, in French Tragedy.

Suspension Car Falls, 9 Die   Jet Plane Severs Cable in Mountains

:When Low-Flying Jet Severs Cable   Suspension Cars Plunged Into Valley, Nine Persons Are Killed

Cable Car Tumbles 200 Yards in Jet.Mishap; 9 Are Reported Killed.

ews Steph:  Editorially By WALTER MENDENHALL   HIS AREA HIGH IN NEW RUILBRING

Mews Staph:  wm. theAITeR RAPRIRPRILI ASI   HIS AREA HIGH IN New RUNING

Nikita’s s Fallible; Nehru. Invades  - Nobody Followed The Scriot ade 1"

Nikita’s Fallible; Nehru Invades  Nobody Followed The Script During 1961

Both Rebels, Castro Forces Claim Gains; Wave of Terror Is Launched Across Island

Rebels Say They Are Moving Up   Castro Executes Two Americans, 7 Cubans? Tough Fighting Reported

Memphis Gets First Public School Integration As Police Stand Guard

MEMPHIS MIXES SCHOOLS   13 Negroes Enter Four Schools Behinc Tight Police Contro   CASUAL MENTION

Surprise 1o Many Residents  Memphis Voluntarily Desegregates 4 Schools

Memphis Is Integrating  Massive Show Of Police Power Is Made By City

Schools In Memphis Integrated   Massive Police Unit Escorts 13 Children

Memphis integrates elementary schools  13 Nearo children bring end   13 Negro children bring end to a century of segregation

Under Police Guard Memphis Schools Admit 13 Negroes Without Incident

FURST T Ne WWIII DD be LIU  Memphis Pihlic Crhaale FAA  Century of Rigid Segregation

Edmondson Threatens Veto  Of Proposed Split Of Funds   U. S. Speeds Up Plans. For Countering Berlin Threats   Continued Feuds Bog Down. Try To Restore Congolese Parliament

Some Signs of Arms Control?  Minow Pulls Reverse,  TV's ‘Promised Land’

Resumption Of Civil War Threatens   To Meet Saturday In Effort To Name Coalition Premier

Five Hurt, Three Cited In Traffic Accidents: Three Cars Overturn

Festival Pays Tribute To Cooper  * * * * * * * x * * * * * * * *  Requiem Mass For ‘All-4 merican Hero’ Tomorroir

Israel Consul To Speak Here   ' From Pope John And Communists, Too     Cooper Services Tomorrow, Tributes To Star Pour In

Gary Cooper Funeral! Set On Tuesday  Famons Actor Dies Saturday  Of Cancer  EP oe ne ee ae ee   See story and pictures an Pege 17

Rites Tuesday   Tributes to Actor Pour in From Many Parts of World

Gary Cooper Dies at 60: World Pays Actor Tribute      Winner of Two Academy Awards Symbolized Vigor of American Life

Ranks Of Movie Greats Dwindling  World Mourns Cooper's ~ Death; Funeral Tomorrow

Shock Wasn't Lessene d Greatness of Cooper  Is Paid High Tribute

 burial Set Luesday  Gary Cooper Mourned; Tribute Paid Film Figure     . i ‘

Thaw, Rain Could Create Flood Threat   Snow Still Deop In Cheat, Yough River Basins

JFK Exceeds Authority, Judge Rules  Bar on Serving Court Papers Criticized

No Agreement In UN On Cold War As Week Is Over  U. S. Wants To Hold Off Full Debate Reds Want It Now

U. N. General Assembly Ends Week With Cold War Issues Not Settled

Assembly Far From Agreement   Smaller Nations Get Little Encouragement From East-West Talk:

Arms Issue Holding Up U.N. Action   Russia, U.S. Fail To Reach Accord on Cold War Items

U.N. Frozen On Cold War, May Drop It   Small Nations Look . To U.S., Russia On Disarmament

Red Demand tc Debate Arms Cramps U.N.   Little Success in Cutting Cold War Items in Agenda

No Agreement Reached On Cold War Items Before UN  ‘Smaller Nations: Hope For Accord By Major Powers

UN Progress Slow On: Cold — Decision  Small Nations Still Look To U.S.. Sovie To Reach Accord

United Nations  Still Far From  Any Agreement   No Decision Reached Qn Cold War fssues

Reds Insist On Airing Of Arms Question   U. N. Can't Agree On Cold War Items Being On Docket

Northeast Buried By Heavy Stow  Expected Rainstorm Takes Surprise Turn

 Holiday Atmosphere of U. 5. Embassies  Damped by Kennedy's Economy Drive

Newsmen Call 32nd Division ‘Terrific Unit’   Tour Group Hits False Impression About Shortages

Dillon Observes: ; . Military Spending Hike Will Call for Tax Boost:

Officer Killed, Another Is Badly Hurt In Shooting   Episode At -Vincenne: Occurs Over Traffie Crash

U.S. Urges Laos Airlift Halt By Reds  Rusk Talks With Soviet Minister For Five Hours

Asia Strife Peril Cited  At Session   Soviet Airlift Of Arms To Rebels Ip Laos Major Topic

 Rusk, Gromyko In 5-Hour Session   U.S. Demands Russ Stop ‘Airlift to Laos Rebels —

U.S. Tells Russians To Stop Running Guns In Laos   General Says Air Force Wants ToShare U.S. Space Program

College, UW Cut Proposed   Committee Endorses $6.6 Million Slash in Budget of State Schools

Fe EN eT a a ee en  FEE INCREASE RECOMMENDED.  Committee Cuts $6.6 Million Fron Total Budget Of Colleges. UW

Clash Over Big Education Aid   Educators, Taxpayer Groups Argue Issue at Hearing

School Aid Hike  2! ee See Ji) IGA VIUUpS Educators Clash With Opponents

Inside The Proqress   ‘Rusk To Ask Allies To Work Out Detailed Program . .  Steps Sought To Meet Threats

Rusk Wants West Plan For Berlin   U.S. Will Ask Allies To Work Out Move  To Counter Threat

West Powers Berlin Crisis  Accord Eyed   “Rusk To Ack’ Outline Of Precise Steps Hf Security Threatened

Rusk To Urge Allied Plans On Ger many   Detailed Agreement To Meet Soviet Threats Sought

Kennedy's Intent: Help Low-Income Families, Spruce Up Older Cities

Aid to Cities, Low-Income Groups Due      40-Year Program : Adds $300 Million to Ike's '652 Budaet

Kennedy Send: Congress Housing Bill  “$3.2 Billion Program _To Provide Decent He lousing For All

Welsh Extends Auto Plate Deadline 2 Weeks: Cites Weather, Jeblessness

mame ncn mone LO TEARS OLD Mo Beer-Drinking Horse Dies Near Valdosta

Might Have Had ‘Staggers’ — ‘Brownie’ Beer-Drinking Horse Dies of Old Age

Drinking Buddy With Owner— Brownie, Beer-Drinking Horse, Dies In Georgia

farmer loses pal Beer -drinking horse takes final snort, dies at 104.

Beer Loving Horse Dies Of Staggers   But Disease Had Nothing to Do With Guzzling

Tippling Partner Gone ‘Staggers’ Fatal To Drinking Horse  But Beer Not To Blame For Disease

Cup Of Wisdom   Obit For A ‘Nag Who Nipped Nobly < --.    No More Beer For Brownie; He NeverWasOn The Wacgor

Navy Reported Ready To Halt Telescope ¥ Work   Story Claims Sugar Grove Job Costly

7 Million Navy Froject  Sugar Grove May Lose Radio Telescope Cente1

Third Absent In Some Classes—  Fiu Hits Metropolitan Schools In St. Louis

Bills Seek Huge Hike in State Aic For Mental Care   St. Louis. Proposals Would Cost. Missouri $3240 000 a Year

Hearing On Coal Stripping   Haluske Group Begins Public Meeting in Controversy

Castro Fires 120 Judges In Court Purge   More ‘Revolutionary Use Of Justice

Castro Pur ‘ge Hits Judges, 120 Ranioved   High Court Jurist Among Those Fired By Fidel’s Regime

Castro Fires 120 Judges In New Purge  Aimed At Removing All Obstacles  -. Pi? 42,4...k. *..

Judges are targets of idiest purge in Cuba   120 jurists fired by  Castro

Castro Purges 120 Judges  Leaal Ohbctacles   Legal Obstacles To Rule Removed

Castro Ousts 120 Judges  _ Clears Cuban Court  of Legal Obstacles

Fidel Fires 120 Judges inCuba —   Purges Courts, Ends Obstacles to His Rule

Castro Ax Hacks At Legal Men   Sweeping Court Purge Aimed At Legal Obstacles

Second Phase Of Reform Is Carried Out   Aim Is To Remove All Legal Obstacles To His Rule

Cuts Legal Obstacles  Castro Fires 120 Judges ‘In Court Purge Sweep

Castro Fires 120 Judges in Court Purge  Cuban Seeks to Clea Away All Legal Rarriers to His Rule

120 Judges Are Purged By Caiiee  Removal Of All   Removal Of All Obstacles To Rule Is Sought

Fidel purges courts, 120 judges fired   Removing all legal obstacles to dictatorship

120 Cuban Judges Ousted By Castro  Sec ond Phase “Of Big iin 1 ox: Ui enimenss x te

Cuba Court Purged; 120 Judges Ousted   Castro Removes Leaal Obstacles

Castro Fires 120 Judges In Second Purae   “Action Aimed At Removal Al! Legal Obstacles to Rule

Prompt House Jobless Pay  Action Seen  Measure to Provide Upto 13 More Weeks  Of Unemploved Pay

House Speeds Action On Aid To Unemployec  Hearings Conclude, Will Start Drafting Bill Tuacdayw

_ House Action Due Soon Committee Ends Hearings  On Jobless Pay Extensions

Action Due Next Week On Pay Bill   Measure Provides 13 More Weeks Of Jobless Benefits

Signs Good For Jobless  Compensation  As Much As 13 Additional Weeks Pay Is Proposed

House Action On Economic Issue In Week  Unemployment Pay Bill In Emergency Mae Cama ClLannac

Negotiations Are Started In Geneve  Little Hope Held For East, West To Make Anv Sattlamant

 ‘Propaganda Exercise’  ‘Nuclear Test Ban Talk: ‘4 ppear Doomed At Star

Talks on Test Ban Begin But Seem Doomed   Western Official Calls Them ‘Propaganda Exercise’

Big 3 Opens Parley on  A-Test Ban  New Geneva Sessions Seen Doomed to Fail

Scen Doomed to Failure ———____? Ratture  New Nuclear Test Ban Talks Begun By Big 3 Powers

Test Ban Talks Are Under Way   Appear Doomed to Failure as Big Three Meet

Appear Doomed To Fail From Start— US, Britain, Soviets Open Talks On Nuclear Test Ban

West Allies’ Rebuff Seen On Russ Bid   Geneva Talks On Test Ban Appear Doomed At Start

Terrorists Roam Congo Kivu Province  _ U.N. Malayan Troops En Route To Drive  : Wild Marauders Away

U.N. Claims Europeans  Face Threat   Troops On Way Yo Kivu Province To Halt Mauraders

U.N. Troops on Way to : Halt Terror :   _Bow-and-Arrow ‘Savages Threaten Death to Whites -

Europeans Threatened In Congo   Fanatic ‘Leopard Men’ Terrorists Roaming Conao Kivu Province

ay Dawns Sunny ‘Unsung Army of Workers Toi Thru Night To Clear Snow

Parade Route Clear 77 . "7Fe HW ashington Victor  In Battle Of Snow

Ford And UAW Returning To Contract Talks      First Session Since Strike

Ford, Union Back To Table   First Extended Session Since Strike Began

Robber Gets $600 From  Local Firm   Escapes Police Roadblock System

Before the Judae   JOHN STARZL BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY  ON DESERTION CHARGS FURNISHES $500 BOND

Before the Judge  JOHN STARZL BOUND OVER TO. GRAND JURY.  ON, DESERTION* CHARGF,  FURNISHES $500 BOND ©

Sheriff Relates Arrest Of York, Latham In Utah  Find Two Loaded Guns In The Glove

THUNDERSTORMS ROLL IN STATE  4’, Inches of Rain Fall In Parts of Indiana

Gas Tax Hike Voted  By Missouri House   Program, Labeled by Dalton ‘Victory for Oil Lobby,’ Is Sent to Senate; Some Legislators Voice Resentment at Lobbyist Charaes

VICE-PRESIDENT, SECRETARY National Steel Appoints Stinson Vice-President

Smith County Attorney Resigns !ob by Request Following His Arrest

SIX INJURED ON ICY MTL. AREA ROADS   ee ee ee  Mt. V. Woman in Hospital  Five Chicago People Re ceive Treatment.

SIX INJURED ON ICY MTV. AREA ROADS   Mt.V. Woman in Hospital, Five Chicago People Receive Treatment.

3 Resolutions Considered by UN Assembly   46-Nation Group Hoping to Mold Measures to One

Firing Occurs Hours After Scheduled Time   Trip Heralded as Forerunner to First Flight by Human

Hoffa. Blasts Meany Teamsters Union Faces New Challenges From Insurgents In St. Louis. Chicado

Russia Gives U.S. Student  Prison Term Tourist Charged With Spying For U.S. Intelligence

Mississippi Gets Tough With Freedom Riders   Youths Converge At Dixie Hotspot

Surly Teen-agers Fuel Carolina Racial Fires   Late Model Car Taken By 3 Daylight Thieves

After Space Ride Astronaut  Relaxing   See Page 13C for other pictures alovie$

Pp}  ‘0  yu  ad ot Asti rO i al ul   Gus Relaxes After Swim From Capsule

Grissom Goes 118 Miles Up In Sky Safely   Copter Plucks Him From Sea: No Hope Of Capsule Recovery

Grissom Forced to Swim After Sinking of Capsule   Related stories, pictures, Pg. 2-/

New Democratic Governor _ Says Election Contest Petition Is “Plot Against Government.”   LITTLE CHANCE SEEN FOR ACTUAL OUSTER

Weger's Lawyel Winner of Major Victory   Judge Hoffman Bars Jury From Seeing Photos

Church Affairs  REV CHARLES KRUSE — TO BUFFALO, N.Y. FOR PRESBYTERIAN “ASSEMBLY

Church Affairs:  REV CHARLES KRUSE  =— TO BUFFALO. N.Y, FOR. ‘PRESBYTERIAN-“RESEMBLY

PANCAKE DAYS ‘ §CHEDULE.   ‘Laos Gives New Promises To Watch for Red Schemes

Diplomats Relieved At Action   Controversial Issue Taken Out Of World Arena

US., Soviet Agree To Wait On sows om  Stevenson Win   Stevenson Wins Postponement From  Gromyko at U.N.

U.N. Talk On Arms Is Deferred   Delegates Happy Over “ iment  By U. S., Reds

U.N. Debate on Arms  Issue Seen Diverted   Report U.S., Soviets Find Way To Head It Off

ArmsDebate Is Not On UN Agenda   Diplomats Relieved By Private Talks Of US. Seviet Union

U.S., Reds Will Talk  Privately May Defer Topic  To Fall Session

CONTROVERSIAL DISARMAMENT DEBATE BARRED   Diplomats At U. N. Are Relieved Acl] S§ Rede Reach Aqreaement

Hard Decision For Any Miss   U.N. IS Keleved — Soviets Defer  Arms Debate

Disarmament Debate At U.N. Is Sidetracked   U.S. And Russia will Continue Private Taiks On Controversy

U.S. and Soviet Reported Agreed On Debate Ban   Diplomats at U.N.. Relieved by Report

UN Diplomats See Disarming Debate Avertec   Delegates Hoping Session Can Close By Late in Anril

Two Negro Students To Return To Classes Monday;  Officials Pledse Crackdown

2 Negroes To Return’ ‘To Classes   Judge Says U. of Ga. Riots: Could Have Been Prevented

WHITE OBJECTORS iIRNED rg’ T rg’ Iwo Negroes lo Return  To Classes In Georgia

Iwo Negroes Will Return To University   School Officials Warn That Any Student Objecting Will Be  Suspended.

Georgia Governor Unhappily Promises [Help to Maintain Order at University

es To Return to Classes; Officials » Crackdown on Demonstrations

Judge Slaps Down Order Of Suspension   White Students Warned Against Violence, Slurs

 Other Students Warned: Negro Pair Will Returr To University On Monday

. (Proper Indoctrination’ Educational Drinking  ‘Comes to Georgetown

At City Hall  COUNCIL SETS DATE TO HEAR OBJECTORS ON PAVING PROGRAM — MONDAY, APRIL 3  Resolution of Necessity “(Passed Last Night — Set Ball Rolling ~ On Big

At City Hall   COUNCIL SETS DATE TO HEAR OBJECTORS ON PAVING PROGRAM _. MONDAY, APRIL 3   Resolution of Necessity Passed Last Night — Sets Ball “Rolling — On Big Street Paving Program ~~ For ‘Comina Summer

Giant Storm Hits East With Snow, Sleet  Midwest Dicoine   Midwest Digging Out After Heavy Snowfall

Eastern Sector of US Lashed by Snow. Sleet: Wis., Tenn. Hit Also

54 Americans, 19 Others Perish Jet Airliner Plummets  To Earth Near Brussels

\Sanford School Program, Food Tax To Help Finance Is Major Accomblishment

eee  Librarian Surprised At Fuss Raised Over I4 Arrests For Overdne Reel.

Midnight Raids Bring Protests   Just Wanted Books Back,’ Says Mild-Mannered Librariar

Wanted His Books  Librarian ‘Surprised’ at Fuss Over Midnight Raids and Arrests

Gen. Van Fleet In Speech Uraes pop! Of Adlai  orman  pel Se   Hero Of Normandy Talks Against Defending Berlin

Van Fleet Remarks Not Official  * * * * * * *« * * *  ~ Army Savs Statements Made As “Private Citizen”

According to US Army .  Van Fleet's “Fire: ‘Adlai,  Berlin Remark ‘Private

Laugh Lines   A gossip usually gets caught in her own mouth-trap.

FARM BUREAU IS ALARMED BY SOCIALISM   Farm Organization Sees VU. 5. On Read To  Communism   VOLUNTARY SOIL BANK PLAN URGED

Farm Bureau Says: U.S. Into Socialism, Moves Toward Communism in Year

Farm Bureau Says U.S. Moves To Socialism   Voluntary Soil Bank Program ls Proposed

Committee Members Would Listen No Widespread Indication Of Change On Salary Cuts

Tornado Rakes Suburb   Geneva Conference Will Resume  Britain, Soviets Issue Appeal for Laos [Truce

Kennedy Preparing Somber Recital  Of U.S. Problems   ‘Realistic Appraisal Seen In State Of Union Address

Leaders of GOP Prepare Plans In Opposition  Will Fight Proposals (hanging Budget Made Ry Fy-Presidenf

Kennedy's Message Reportedly Somber   President Saic Planning Real. istic Appraisal

World, Domestic Conditions State Of Union Message To Carry A Somber Tone

U. 5. To Get ‘Realistic Appraisal’   Hesitating Economy At Home Also To Get Attention

J. F. KK. Busy On State Of  Union Talk   Somber Recital Of Global Conditions  To Be Included

Washington:  Somber Note Expected in Talk Monday  State of Union  ' Message to Point O...TIC D1...

‘Will Cover U.S., World Conditions  JFK Prepares Somber  Message to Congress

Somber Hecital By Kennedy Seen  * * * . * * * * * * * * * * * *.  State Of Union Messaoe Exnected To Be Realistic

Kennedy Plans Somber Report   Realistic Appraisal of ‘Global Conditions Expected in Messaae

In Message on World and Domestic Problems Monday  Kennedy Is Expected to Give Somber Recital of Conditions

TALKS BEFORE CONGRESS MONDAY   Expected To Cover Congo, Laos, Other Crises   Of U. S. Economy Will Be Included; See Battle Of Budget Looming

Kennedy To Tel Of Problems Facing Nation   “Message Monday to be Recital of Domestic, World Conditions

Royal Troops Giving Pathet Lao Headache   Meo Tribesmen Deep In Rebel Territory Hold Strategic Spots

Arrival of Cuban Captives Inspires Fund Drive to Swap Prisoners, Bulldozers

Cuban Rebel Ransom Fund Drive Pushed   Council President Confident Castro Terms Will Be Met

Council Pushing For Funds   Many Offer To Hels In Effort To Free Cuban Prisoners

Trying To Meet Castro Offer - - -  7: = 2 x* «x ¢ as  Seeks To Raise Ransom Money

Millions Ot Dollars Sought  For Ransom   Would Be Used  To Buy Tractors To Gain Release OfCubalInvaders

CubansSeek To Ransom Insurgents   Millions Sought To Purchase 500 U. §. Bolbldaozers

Millions Sought For Ransoming POWs in Cuba   Fra Tan ce Ss cores In Algeria Talks  Actic

Peiping ends communes  Crash program to overhaul West  py pe ht ee,

FATHER, THREE CHILDREN KILLED   GREAT FANFARE 212 YEARS AGO  Red China Abandoning  Big Leap’, Communes

DISASTROUS FAILURES  a oe  Red China Abandoning  Communes, Leap Foward

Santa Maria Sailing Toward Brazilian Isie   UNREST AMONG COMMUNES China Slows Prcgram To Consolidate Gains

NEWS REPORTS CRITICIZED  Officer to Keep Gls On Jobs as Servants

Peace Corps Members Would Live, Work With Backward Peoples Under JFK Plan

Peace Corps Idea Is New To Russians   Teaching Is First Task Assigned to Young Americans

Polio vaccine given Cuban Red Cross was still safe   Label Cuban charge it was ‘outdated as false

Salk Raps   Says Council Ignored Facts In Endorsement Of Live Polio Vaccine

Must protect national and political rights   Dr. Salk blasts AMA for ‘endangering’ drive to stamp out polio

Salk Defends Vaccine, Raps AMA Report   Accuses Medica! Ass'n Of Ignoring Scientific Facts

LIVE VIRUSES NOT PROVED, HE SAYS  Dr. Salk Hits at AMA For Stand on Vaccine

Reds All But End Travel From E. To W. Germany   Allies Failure To Take Countermeasures Causes Disappointment In West Germany

Berliners Want Drastic Action   Protests For E. Germans Now Drafted

Expects ‘More Than Words’   Mayor Of West Berlin Tells Rally Of Letter; Reds Tighten Travel

Mayor Brandf Requests Moves In Letter to JFK   Huge Rally Hears Demands as Reds Tighten Control

Extended Beyond Berlin To East, West Germany   East Germans Ordered Off Trains At West Border; Communists Ignore Protests And Threaten Blockade; Allies Irk Berliners

Germans Cheer Fiery Mayor  Rede Clamp Tiahter   Reds Clamp Tighter Curbs on Travel

Interference Worst Since Crisis Began   Clampdown Extended Beyond Berlin To East-West Borders; Another Blockade Threatened

West Berlir Berliners indignant At Cautious West Stand   Ry CARTL HWARTMAN

Protests Not Enough, Mayor Tells Big Rally  200,000 Cheer Call tor West to Take  oo 2 a2 a a OM ch

Travelers From East Blocked: Freight Clears   Sternest Action Of New Crisis

‘MORE WORDS NOT ENOUGH,” SAYS MAYOR   Willy Brandt Announces Message To President Before Rally of 200,000  Berliners.

Brandt Expects More Than Talk  Berlin Mayor Sends Letter to President

Latest Crisis Mounting - Communist East Berlin Orders New Travel Ban

Brandt Tells  JFK: ‘Action Not Words’  ‘Paper Protests Alone Are Not Enough’   ‘Paper Protests Alone Are Not Enough’

Soviet Leader In Note Today Critical Of U.S., Charging Interference   Red Commander Says West “Cannot Be Taken Seriously”; Letter Replies To Protest Two Weeks Aco

Travel Ban Extended In Germany   ‘Verboten’ Zone Boosted By Reds

Germans  Want West to Act Now   indignation Sweep: Berlin Folowing Soviet Statement

East Germans clamp down on border travel   E. Germans stopped   Latest trouble   Western protest

Extend Clampdown Beyond Berlin to Borders Between East And West Germanv

Free Berliners Indignant Over Allies’ Stand   Western Commanders Told They Cannot Do Anything in Crisis

Berlin Asks U.S. Action, Not Words  900000 Mace   200,000 Mass For Demonstratior Aaainst Reds

Biggest Interference Since Crisis  Reds Clamp More Travel Curbs On East Berliners

East Germans cut down on travel of their own  citizens to W. Germany

Move Vn Vwn:  indignation Sweeps Berlin As Allies Stall On Action.

Allies Backing Away  From Berlin Action   West Berliners Gefting Peeved   Brandt Demands “More Than Words”

Communists Cut Down Already Limited Travel  Display Vigorous Interference With

Words Not Enough— W. Brandt   ‘Berlin Expects Political Action’ In Note to West

Communists in New Clamp on Border Travel   Interference With Traffic Becomes -More Drastic

Berlin Expects Political Actior  Reandt Ganede   Brandt Sends Kennedy Letter

West Protest Not ‘Taken Seriously’ Red Colonel in East Berlin Savs   Berlin Visit: A Picture Of Tanks,LindenTrees

Reds Trim West Travel Of Own People Further; Blockades May Be Next   W. Berlin More © Impatient

Urges 200,000 At Rally To Remain Calm  Brandt Calls On JFK For Action In Berlin Crisis

Willy Brandt Addresses Big Crowd   Mayor Says Action Must Replace Words in Current Crisis

Letter Sent to Kennedy  Brandt Demands Political Action From United States

limited Travel rurther Reduced By Restrictions  indig nation Sweeps

Allies Effort to Ease Fast Berliners Plight Not Taken Seriously’

‘W.--Berliners . Indignant As World Allies ~~  Oppose Drastic Action Againsi Reds

NO HEED OF WARNINGS   Tell Gen. Albert Watson il: “Notes Cannot Be Taken Seriously.”

Brandt calls for action not words   Paper protests not enough Berlin mayor tells crowd

Estranged Wife Admits She Killed Husband   Independence, Mo., Man Found Shot to Death.

Scientists to Study Gold-Plated = Capsule Recovered From Pacific Ocean

SS eS owe See TF ee 6 CP Err eese SWEET SPREE FE OF ZS Be Re REE Ere  ¥ x * ux 4-4» a a kk * a 2  Fourteen Mercer County Places Listed As Liquor Sellers By IRS

PresidentAwaits Algeria Result Before Deciding Course on Hot Polhtical Issue

Wide Margin Backs Plan lor Self Rule   De Gaulle Hinted He Would Resign If Voted Down

WINS REFERENDUM  De Gaulle Policy On Algeria Gets French Approval

75 Per Cent Favor Policy   FRENCH VOTING CONTRASTS SHARPLY WITH ALGERIAN

K’ Says Treaty Will Keep Way To Berlin Open   Suggests Holding More Negotiations On German Issues

Mr. K Offers Pact Pledge On Berlin   He Would Guarantee  West Rights

Khrushchev Reiterates Berlin Stand But Presents Concessions To West

“K” Savs Russia Will Guarantee West Access To Berlin   To Sign Treaty With East Germans; Wants Further Talks With JFK

Says Guarantee To Be Included In Peace Treaty   but Russian Leader Repeats Warning That Control to Be In German Hands,

BUT EAST GERMANS TO CONTROL THEM  XKhru Pledges Berlin Access Guarantees in Peace Treaty

Kennedy, Administration Berated For Being in ‘Political Disarray’

 Hundreds of Communities Still  Concerned Over High Water Menace

East Féels Sting Of Storm System  Floods Reach New Highs In 2 States

High Water Menaces Many Cities  Midwest. Hardest Hit  RB, Eladdwatares * *   Midwest. Hardest Hit By Floodwaters; —Storm -Moves~ East —

Death Toll Nears 30 As Craft Burns   Only Sixteen Escape Hurts; ‘Alf Available Ambulances’ to Scene

Permanent Car Plates Under Study   Penal Authorities Object To Motor Vehicles Proposal

Cuban's Words Ignited Probe For Caroline   Worker Said Child Should Be Abducted To Stop Interference

Threat to Carol Traced to Cuban  Puerto Ricans Gave Kidnap Threat Tip

Dorpian Family’s Hearing Possible Clue May Know Whir Keason, AF Mum on What It Is

Reds Square Series, Win  Second, 6-2   Jay Goes Distance Against ‘Sluggers; Yankee Lapses Help National Leaquers

House To Act On Fund Bills  After Recess - Provide.$55 Million  For State-Aided  Institutions

Cook In Capital Requesting Stay Of Integration   Georgia's Petition Presented Supreme Court Justice Black

Charges By Critics Appall CD Leader  __- Pittman Reports ' On Survey Of

Fallout Shelter Survey  N attnanewicdeo   Nation-wide Check Result  Of Confusion

Money, Planning Needed—Pittman  Contracts Awarded to Make National Survey of Refuoes

SHELTER SURVEY LAUNCHED Pentagon C.D. Chief Says He’s ‘Appalled’ by Charges

Pentagon's CD Chief ‘Appalled’— By Chaiges That Confusion Reigns

$93 Million Earmarked  ee  ‘Defense Dept. Launches ‘Fallout Shelter Survey

Chief Appalled by Charges — Fallout Shelter Survey Launched by Pentagon

1] Counties s018  Area Develooment Program Resists South lowa Decline   Paging The News   Fallout Shelter Survey Begun

Civil Defense Chief Appalled at Charges   Disputes Scientists That Fallout Shelters Would Only Delay Death; Stresses Immediate Effects of Blast

Chimp That Was Space Champ   Pentagon CD Chief ‘Appalled’ at Charge of Confusion: Survey of Shelters Starts

Civil Defense Chief Denies Shelters Only Delay Death   ‘Appalled’ By Critics

Shelter Survey Critics Rapped  Pf ee MEY Cae   Pentagon Civil Defense Chief Says Charges Appall Him

Civil Defense Chief Appalled By Confusion   Shelter-Adapted Schools Eyed by Defense Leaders

Fallout Shelter Survey Begins ...Chief of Civil Defense Says He Is Appalled at Criticism

Goldwater Asks Aims Be Stated   Says Frontier Signals Altered So Rapidly Scouts Confused.

GOP Assails JFK ‘Policy  Of Confusion’  Goldwater Says Communists Call Tune For Regime

Guilford Milk Producers Score ‘Poor Milk  Dealers” for Underpaying Farmers

in Final Days: . State Workers $6 Pay Hike Due For Action In Senate

Cuba Tells. UN. US. Plans Attack   ‘Stevensén Denies U.S. Is Implicated in Anti-Castro Plot

Charges Are False, Says Adlai  Proof. Due _ [rtare Crcten   Proof.Due _ Later, Castro Envoy Promises

Castro Betrayal Claimed  Cuban Invasion Charges  Draw Quick Denial in UN

Adlai Quick With Denial Of Roa Claim  Accuses Fidel Of Betraying Goals of Revolt

Castro Accused Of Betraying Own Revolution   Cuban Foreign Minister Makes Major Policy Speech in U.N.; Will Give Proof Later.

Cuba Charges U.S. in U.N.  Foreign Minister Claims New Intervention Plottec

McNamara Quizzed On Trust Setup   Defense Secretary Says He’s Willing To Modify Terms

McNamara is Not Yel Acceptable   Senators Fear Some. Conflict Of Interest Mav Sell Ramain ..

Bodies Recovered At 1 A.M. 3,000 Feet Underground   Pictures On Page ?

‘Russian Dog Circles Earth and Lands Safely in Step Toward Manned Ship

Russ Retrieve Dog in Space  Reds Seen Ready   Reds Seen Ready to Orbit a Man

MANNED FLIGHTS NEAR? Soviet Orbit Dog-Carrying Space Ship To Safe Return

Soviets Rocket Dog-Carrying Ship In Orbit   Space Craft: Circles Earth And Hits Taroeet. Thev Say

Soviets Orbit, Bring Back Dog  Move Nearer ‘Man In Space’ Project

Briefs... From the Wire   By The Associated Press  Russians Recover Dog From Space Ship Trip

Red Satellite Car rying Dog Br ought Back   Russ Take Another Step to Put Man in Orbit on Space Ship

Russians Make New Space Shot  TINTIQVEVIICe   Announce Dog Recovered After Circline Earth

 Big Step Toward Manned Flight  Soviets Return Dog Safely Fi From Orbit

SHERIDAN REPORT  Farber Firing [Il-Advised: Sub-Committee  ‘No Convincing Evidence of

Brutality Questioned © Legislative Group Blasts Firing Of Sheridan Chief

Lommission cniarged     Great Falls Sites Bring Query as State Parks

Commission Enlarged Great Falls Sites Bring Query as State Parks

Most Of U.S. May Escape Fallout Cloud   AEC Reports Two More Red Blasts In Atmosphere

Winds Might Curtail U. S. Fallout Peril   Weatherman Is Hopeful; Soviet Explodes 2 More

ATOMIC CLOUD MAY BYPASS MOST OF US.   .. Alaska In Path On First Global Trit

Radioactive Cloud May Bypass USS. Except — Alaska If Winds Hold   Red Party Knocks Off Big Names

Radioactive Cloud May  Bypass U.S. Except Alaska If Winds Hold   Molotov, Malenkov Out  Red Party Knocks Off Big Names

Radioactive Bomb Debris May Skip U.S.   Russia’s Monster Nuclear Blast Pattern Eyed

Two Smaller Atomic Blasts Fired by Reds   Cloud of Superbomb Is Moving Leisurely Over Central Siberia

Johnson Off On Good Will Tour   To Visit Asian Lands Threatened By Reds

Late Bulletin  CITIZENS COMMITTEE TO REPORT TONIGHT _ ON SCHOOL BOND ISSUE

/ ® Late Bulletin: CITIZENS COMMITTEE TO REPORT TONIGHT — AW @CTHOT ROND ISsur

 Partly Nuclear Powered Disintegrating Death Ray In Works, Scientist Says

SCIENTISTS DEVELOPING DEATH RAY WEAPON DESIGNED TO TURN ANYTHING iNTO WiSP OF VAPOR

‘Death Ray’ Weapon Is Planned   May Turn Anything Into Vapor Wisp

Mother Is Clubbed, Then Strangled By Son, 15, Who Says She Nagged’

: Honor Student, 15, Beats His Mother With Axe Handle, Then Strangles Her

Legislators Pack Up To Leave   Record ‘Austerity’ Budget Approved

Governor Bitter  Over Outcome of 4 Month Session   Record Budget Sent For His Signature

Kill Minimum Pay Measure   Bill Called Fraud as Assembly Turns It Down on 51 to 42 Vote

ASC TO CHECK CORN ACREAGE   TO CHECK ALL FARMS WITHIN FIVE WEEKS

Compliance Check on Diverted Acres Began Monday -- Will Take Four Weeks

Police Quiz Continued In Bomb Death  DeNiro Associates Questioned In Bid

Reds Reject Test Ban Proposal   Communists Insist On ‘Troika’ Principle In Any Test Ban Treaty 

Soviet Union Rejects U.S. Test Plans   New Note Restates Russian Proposal  For Merged Talks

Russia Rejects U.S. Proposals Or Nuclear Testing  Wants Merger —With Session —

Soviets Reject Nuclear Test Ban: But Request Disarmament Conference

 The Dally Tribune invites you to see tits exclusive stationery.

WEATHER REPORT hw BWinacdt Oes   ‘Kiddies Pictures to be Taken Free for Publication

Britain Trying Five As Spies for Soviet  Jurors Chosen; Two Defendants American

Castro Parades Captives Before  ‘TV Audience   By LOUIS DE LA HABA and NEIL GILBRIDE

Cuba Toys With Prisoners on TV;  Americans Return, Relate Terror

Medal of Honor ‘Winner’ Included Castro Puts Captives on TV In Four-Hour Propaganda Show

Cuba Parades Rebels on TV   Four-Hour Broadcast Monitored in Key Wes!

‘Some Ask Death, Others Beg for Mercy—  Invaders Captured by Castro's Troops Paraded on Television

Cuba’s TV Spotlights Prisoners  Indifference, Mere Appeals Sounded

Dick Nixon Bows Out of State Race   Passes California, But Leaves Plans Open for President

Declares Himself Qut Of ‘62 Race   Assemblyman Says Pressure May Force Nixen To Be Candidate

Nixon Takes Self Out of  Governor Race  ; Former Vice President -.

Scientists Praising  Soviet Space Feat NASA Director Declares Flight Splendid Achievement

UN Council Deadlocked On Bizerte   Neither Resolution Wins the Necessary Seven Votes Saturday

House Unit Deals Blow President Urges Congress Action  For School Aid

Tabled by Committee Kennedy Urges Congressional  Revival of School Aid Bill

JFK Will Press For Action On School Program   President Asks House To Take Up Measures Killed in Committee

PLANS TALK TO NATION NEXT WEEK   Congress To Get Special Message  Next Wednesday   Top Priority On School Aid Bill

President ° Asks Voteon School Bill   Kennedy Wants Action on Proposal By Congressmen

School Bill Push Asked By Kennedy   House Gets Plea For Action After Group Shelves It

KENNEDY ASKS HOUSE 10 VOTE ON SCHOOL AID   Committee Tabled All Three Bills

President Fights To Save School Aid Legislation   Calls on Congress to Act on Bills, Virtually Killed by. Committée

Kennedy Asks Congress Act On School Bill Following Setback By Committee

Kennedy Asks Congressional Action On His Aid To Education Prosram

Kennedy Asks Congressional Action For His Tabled Education Program

Rules Committee Tables Program  Kennedy Seeks School Aid Help In Congress

KENNEDY PLEADS FOR SCHOOL AID   Says Members Who Killed Bills Opposed Him In Election. Calls Legislation Most Important.

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Control of Right-Wing Spreads Fast in Alaeria

Military Junta Extends Hold In Algeria   DeGaulle Proclaims State of Emergency After Bloodless Coup

State of Emergency  In France No Opposition   No Opposition When Algiers Taken by Militar

Oran Seized In Rightists’ Leader Coup   Military Revolt Brings Action By French President

rarts of Algeria Seized By Junta; De Gaulle Gets Police Power. Calls Meet

Legion Units Take Over in West Algeria   Europeans in Oran Aid Bloodless Coup; ‘Emergency’ in Paris

French Generals Seize Algiers in Bloodless Coup; Control Spreads

Military Junta Grabs Control Of Two Cities   Rightwing Troops Seize Oran, Algiers In Bloodless Coup

Junta Extends Its Control Of Algerian Area   DeGaulle Meets Threat With Extraordinary Police Powers

French Admit Military Junta Has Extended Algerian Control   Report Settlement Of Terms for Truce in Laos

Embittered generals take over Algiers   Prelude to new showdown with Charles de Gaulle

Algeria Coup  Extended To West Sector French Government  Loyal to Leader, Declares Emergency

Kansas Legislature Summary... .  Salary Hike for Patrolmen  Proposed in House Measure

Screaming Britons Discard Reserve In Welcome for Russ Space Explorer

IOICGHUNE =f ecHag ers  Soviet Spaceman Maj. Gagarin Rescued From Excited Crowd

Kennedy ‘Deeply Co neerned’ Extra Money Sought For the Unemployed

US. Ready To Present A-Test Plan   JFK Hopes Proposals Will Pave Way for World Arms Control

BASIS FOR FAIR TREATY IN PROPOSAL   President Lauds Capabilities Of Delegation Head

U.S. Ready Wit New Proposal on Atom Test Ban   Kennedy Says It Will Constitute. Basis: for Treaty Fair to ‘All’

U.S. Test Ban Idea Basis for Treaty  President Hopes New Tatks Wrl Kad wn Aacroomont

Nuclear Test Ban Proposal Is Now Ready   Could Constitute A Fair Treaty For All Parties

Kennedy Says U.S. Ready to Present Basis for Atom Test Ban Agreement

Says President Kennedy Nuclear Test Ban Proposals Basis for Treaty Fair to All

New Nuclear Ban Plans  Offered Reds By JFK      President Hopes For Aqreement

Fair Treaty’ _  rar Se wtiy  To Be Proposed In Soviet Talks  Kennedy Urges Congress To Aid Latin America

Ohio Blue Law Called ‘Stupid   Euclid City Judge Throws Out Complaint

Ohio Blue Law Called Stupid!   ee OR ee eee Sey snare   Euclid City Judge Throws Out Complaint

Goa Grab Under Fire In India   Elder Statesman And Editor Hit Action by Nehru

Joint Appropriations Group Approves  School Program In The Clear; Big Bother Now Is The Money   RALEIGH (AP)—“It’s squarely up to the finance comiittee now to provide the revenue to finance it.”

Daily Almanac    Governor Is Jubila nt  ‘Sanford School Scheme ‘Wins Committee Okay

George King Cutter Cross-Examined Today; Denies Killing Mrs. Nycum

 Denies Slaying Woman George Cutter Offers Testimony At His Trial

Jn W Not Be For Texas Geverner  Will Remain at Post In Washington as House Member

a 1 age Ben-Gurion Says Successiul  Rocket Flight No Military Aim

Israel Has No} Opponents of Military Aim in Drug Control Rocket Program Plan Testify

JFK Plan Ignored   New Farm Bill Near Approval   Foreign Aid Jolt, Too

Inside...   Lacks Kennedy Proposal  New Farm Bill Tentatively Approved

Hoisington Woman Pleads Guilty to Abortion Charge   Murder Trial Opens Monday at Russel

W. Germans Call Session For Friday   Reds Remind That Access Is Across ‘Their’ Territory

East Germans Counter Bonn Embargo Talk   West Commanders Denounce Border Closing As Illegal

Bonn Rule Considers  New Action Trade Embargo  Against Soviet - Bloe Possibility

Communists Threaten  New Berlin Blockade   Protest Note on Berlin Going to Moscow Soon

Kk. Germans Threaten Blockade   Allied Commanders Charge Commies Breaking Treaty

Release All Political Prisoners Nehru To Supervise Portugese Enclaves

Dropped by University of Washington American Husband-Wife Scientific Team  Says They Are in Czechoslovakia fo Stay

NAMES IN THE NEWS  Death Stills Voice of Concert, Radio, Television Star Melton

REMAINS LOYAL   Opera Star Dead At 57   Pneumonia Kills Tames Melton

Students Shou For §. Korea Chief To Quif   ‘Give Us Bread, Jobs And Reforms,’ Thousands Scream

. The Incident That Closed The Gate Bayoneted US Military Police Escort Civilian In E. Berlin

U.S. Troops Again Invade East Zone West Stages New Display Of Allied  Csrmnace

$25 Million Cut Out Of Budget Bill   " House Finance mg Committee Wields “Ax To Hold Line

$25.2 Million Slashed Off Ohio Budget House Committee . Will Vote Tonight  mr,

Budget Slashed By $25 Million   Ohio GOP Solons Seek To Trim DiSalle Fund

Ohio House Unit Slashes Budget  Lops $25'% Million   Lops $25% Million Off DiSalle Request

$254 Million  Whacked Off  Staie budget House Finance Unit  Follows Philosophy Of ‘Hold-The-Line’

GOP Trims “Fat? From  ‘Ohio Budge   DiSalle Requests Cut $2514 Million

JFK Eyes Berlin Threat   Adlai’s Report Paints Gloomy Latin Picture

Latins Sink In Poverty, Adlai Says  Rising Discoritent . May Spur. President

Adlai Reports Latin America Discontented  Worsening Economic   Worsening Economic Conditions May Spur JFK to Tour Sector

S. America.  Eeonomies Worsening And Discontent  Is Iner reasing, A CTT .!? TAI. —

President May Make Latin Trip   Adlai Unhappy About Conditions In South America

S-A Slipping Economically  Adlai Avers   Claims Presence Of JFK Would Help Situation

KENNEDY MAY MOVEUPTRIP TOS, AMERICA   Adlai’s Worried Report On Latin Relations Seen As Factor   STEVENSON WARNS THINGS ARE WORSE

Two Arrested for Blasting Communications Facilities   Fifth Discoverer Space Capsule Retrieved by U.S

300-Pound ‘Discoverer Is Recovered   Capsule Triggered Back From Space After 33rd Pass

NEWMYERS JUU-POUND CAPSULE  Skindivers Await Rescue To Return Satellite

Important Data Recovered     Skindiving Team Parachutes Into Ocean to Find Capsule

Sanford: ‘Children’s Educational Parity Drops Under 66 Per Cent’

Weather On Pleasant Side   Clear Skies, Warmer Temperatures In Store For Kansas

Had Rejected Similar Plan   President Says Proposal Would Eventually Cut Tax Cost of Program

FK Urges ‘Write-It-Yourself’ Program  New Plan Asked For U.S. Farms

Plan Presented To Congress Aimed At CarryingOutPromise To Lift Farm Income

Congress Gets Farm Message From President   Proposed Program To Be Drafted By Farmers Subject To Legislative Veto

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Wants Farmers To Draft, Adopt Marketing Plans   Similar Proposal to Cut Surpluses, Boost Income Was Rejected In 1960,   No Farlv Solution

Plan Provides Sweeping Crop-By-Crop Marketing Setun To Boost Incomes.

Kennedy Seeks  Grower-Made_  Farm Program Asks Congress to OK Broad Plan to Boost  Bpeetarsl€csmal lecwmenn

JFK Sends Farm Plan To Congress   Proposal Made for Write-It-Yourself Grower Crop Control

Plan's Main Aim To Raise Farm Income  Offers To Extend   Offers To Extend Program To Use Food Surplus

Write-It- Yourself Farm Plank Sought By Chief Executive  Farmers Themselves Woulc

J.F.K. unveils farm program  President suggests farmers write crop control laws

Kennedy Plan Given On Farms   Program Allows the Farmers  To Set Cr op-by-Grop Rules

JFK Proposes Farmers Write Own Program  Wants Method To Cut Surpluses,

Do-It-Self . Farm Plan Presented   Kennedy Message Asks Crop Program. With Veto Feature

Negro Youths Riot in New. Jersey; Police Break Up Mob with Water

‘Abe ‘Stole’ Into Washington 100 Years Ago; Aides Feared Assassins

No Bands; No Crowds, No Reception For. ‘Stranger’ Wearing: Soft Wool-Hat  Lincoln Stole Into Capital---I00 Years Ago Today

ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO TODAY  Lincoln Arrived In Capital For Big Event

Lincoln Stole Into Washinator Feb. 23, 1861   Friends Feared President-Elect to Re Accaccinated

saniae ASSASSINATION FEARED—  ‘Lincoln Crept into Washington 100 Years Ago Today

North Carolina Senate Review  Bill To Repeal . Federal Income Tax» Introduced Today

Traffie Toll  So Far This Year—255 1960 to Thiec Date—._.2?°4      Indonesia Forces Held Ready, Door Open for Negotiations

Blunt Statement Made to U.N. by. Russ Negotiator:  U. S. and Allies Hopé  Bit... -*bL.Le

Allies Readying U. N. Assault On Red Plan To Explode Bomb   ‘British Laborites Make Protest To Soviet Union

SOVIETS ARE IRKED BY PANEL ACTS   Now Familiar Defense Offered By Russians

Philanthropic Millionaire Jailed For Maintaining Hangout For’ Dope Addicts

Unusual Legal Move Tried By Government   Attorney General Seeks To Force Open Va. Schools

Urges Year Devoted To Cooperation   U.N. Reaction To Wide-Range Speech Generally Favorable

Year's Moratorium On  Cold War Urged In U.N.   ... Nehru Gets Ovation; Calls A-Tests ‘Basically Evil’

INDIA’S VIEWS PRESENTED T0 UN ASSEMBLY   Nehru Calls For Year's Moratorium On  Cold War   SEES SETTLEMENT  OF BERLIN CRISIS

UN Hears Nehru Plea  Global Cooperation, ™ 3 £° BE Woe FY weaenie.

UE RE REE Tt tate She  Wire News in Brief   Nehru Uraes Holiday in Cold War

Hoffa Wants Higher Dues, Salary Raise   Reported Seeking $75,000 Per Year, Double Assessment

$75,000 a Year  Teamster Boss Asks Pay Hike  Pheranc Ao Doteas neste   Dues Allotments  _May Be Doubled

Seeks More To Run Headquarters  Hoffa Wants His Pay Raised To $75,000

Reportedly He Wants $75,000   Would Like Dues For Headquarters Twice As Much

Expert Expects Long Study in Riddle of Bones   Remains Under Study Possibly Those of Earhart

US. to Send Paratroopers ‘to Europe   Battle Group Will Participate in ~  NATO Exercise

Paratroonpers To Be Flown  To Europe Soon   1,884-Man Battle Group To Take Part In NATO Exercise Later This Month

U.S. Flying Chutists to NATO Games   1,884 Paratroops to Participate in Turkey Exercise

72 Jet Fighter Planes Ordered To Crisis Spot  4 Squadrons Will Take  D tenant   4 Squadrons Will Take Part In NATO Exercise

Khrush Re-elected Party Chief   Malenkov And Molotov To Lose Status   Party Congress Indicates Khrush Didn’t Get All Power He Sought

News Analyst Says:  K Did Not Get All He Wanted From Congress   '20-Year Economic Plan For World Leadership Endorsed

Pacifists Demonstrate In Anti-Nuclear Rally   GUNFIRE EXCHANGED WITH SOVIET MIG  Fliers Tell Story of Capture

Dr. Norman H. Jolliffe Dies   Was Widely Known Expert On Nutrition

JFK Kept Injury Secret from Wife  Doctor Declares Condition Better

Kennedy Kept Injury Secret   Jacqueline Didn't Know, Learned From Newspapers

Airport Director Sought—Page 36   President Didnt Tell Wife of Pain

Injury secret from Ist Lady   Jacqueline learns of plight in newspapers

Back Injury Kept Secret From Jackie   WASHINGTON (?—The White House said today resident Kennedy kept his back injury a secret from

Learned from News Story  Even Jackie Didn't © Know of Ailing Back

President Didn’t Tell About Back   Wife Finds Out About Troubles While in Greece

Kennedy's Aching Back Feeling Better: LHe Didn't Tell First Lady About Injury

VUifra-oound Used in treatments  Ailing Back Kept Secret From Mrs. Kennedy

Injury Held From Ist Lady   Mrs. Kennedy Is Reported To Have Learned In Paper

Substitute Tax Measure Is Killed   State Lawmakers Set Debate On Danjel's Program

First Time In 20 Years _ Nixon Begins Working Today _ As a Los Angeles Attorney

‘liven {oes Yo Work ois An Attarnev For  ila 38 tune in 20 Years

Four Electric Firm Officials Enter Prison   Join Two Others Whi Have Started Terms {In ‘Anti-Trust ‘Case

Start 30-Day Jail Terms  4 Electrical Firm  e e Officers Give Up

Begin Jail Sentences lh Conspiracy   Convicted in Plot Of Electrical Firms To Rico Prices. Bids

Four Execs Start Thirty  Day Terms   All But One Antitrust Violator Now in Custody

4 More Electrical Co. Executives Start Anti-Trust Suit Jail Terms

Informing Troubled Citizens in a Tense World Goal for Newspapers

Public Invited April 25   High School's Top Honor Students to Gel C of C Awards

Inside...    Expense Account Crackdown Evidence  Expense of Operating Yacht Getting High? IRS Report May Show How Its Deductible

Hero's Welcome Awaits  MacArthur In Return To Philippine Islands

TO PHIL! (PPINES  a os  MacArthur Takes Off  Or ‘Sentimental? Trip

Over Million To Greet Him  MacArthur Leaves By Jet For Visit To Philippines

Return Yo Philippines raider dd ail aes  Welcome Awaits MacArthur

Tanker, Aircratt Carrier Collide  US Ship Sustains 30-Foot Lona Gash

Business World   CASHWAY LUMBER ‘CO. RECEIVES 3 RR CARLOADS FENCE POSTS — FOR SPFCIAYT SALE

Business World   'GCASHWAY. ‘LUMBER Or RECEIVES 1 3 RR CARLOADS FENCE POSTS — FOR SPECIAL SALE

-Wadena News   Sunday: 6:86 am. Church Scheel. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. 7:46 Youth Fellowship.

2-Cent Hike In Gas Taxes  Is Proposed   Reshuffling of Other Levies Urged: Raise For Emploves Asked

Starved Rock Triple Slaying Year Ago Today  Outing at Park Ended in Death For Chicagoans

Ex-GI Leads Police ‘To Body Near Tomah  ~ Cook Faces Ist Decree Murder Charee:   Cook Faces Ist Degree Murder Charge; Victim’s Husband on Dutv With 32nd,

2 Double Fatalities Holiday Highway Death Toll Rises In Pennsylvania

Father's Faith Rewarded AF “Copter Crew Rescues  Child Missing for 5 Davs

Beauty Shop Hair Dryer for Sale, Turbinator. Like new, $60, Call ED 7-8617-ad   14 Price Sale Thic Wack

Stolen Airliner Flown to Havana Returns to Miami   80 Aboard Plane Receive Personal  Castro Sendoff

Executives Begin Terms In Jail * * * * xk ok x. * * * * * * * ” Th Borpe 20 Daare On TT. [<a Digan, RPiagamalharan

Gray Flannel to Prison Denim... .     Electrical Firm Executives  Begin Antitrust Sentences

) Westinghouse Officials Begin Jail Sentences  Silent, Unsmiling Antitrust Vielators Slip into Blue Denim

They Put Away Suit: for Denims  2 Westinghouse   2 Westinghouse Executives Start Their Jail Terms

2 Electrical Firm Officers Serving Term:  RW] ncttanerlamzcn finer   Westinghouse Corp. Executives Enter Jail Unexpectedly

Electric. Firm Executives Start Prison Terms For Violations of United States Antitrust Laws

France Delivers Apology to Russia over Shooting   Westinghouse Executives  Begin 30-Day Jail Terms

‘2 Executives Start sentences  Enter Pennsylvania Jail to Pay Penalty for Trust Law Violation

Executives Don Prison Garb   Westinghouse Aides Serving Sentences

Two Executives Begin Jail Term  Among 7 Sentenced for Price Fiving = ©

Fathers React in Slaying:  ve Lost My Son’ -- Nickel: ‘We'll Stick by Him’ -- Welte:

Officers Sure Delton Bandit Still in Brush   FATHER WASHES HANDS _OF HIS WAYWARD SON

Mother Slain By Kidnaper Who Killed Sell   Authorities Search Vast Utah Area Despite Suspicions  15-Year-Old Is Dead

Without Daughter .. Mother Goes rao  On Train; At Ride’s ‘End Awaits Grave _

 U.P: Reconstructs' Tragedy Of Utah Badlands   By UP! Special Reporting Team

Twister killed one in Indiana   eo  ee ae Se la  Tornado warnings were issued for West Virginia, Maryland, Virginia, eastern Mississippi, northern Alabama and middie Tennessee,   ROAD REPORT

Buildings Damaged, Boats Sunk — Killer Tornado Rips Indiana; Midwest — Locked in Icy Grip

With Snow, Hail, Floods, Tornadoes--Storm Barrels Across Midwest

Second Phase Of Tax Plan Considered   Industry Opposing Barron's Proposed Gross Sales Tax

Sidney Hit Twice, 19 Hurt, Homes Leveled   Twister Inflicts Damage In Troy, Hilliard, Ansonia

“Electrical Wiring “and Devices Wholesale & Retail  FREEPORT HARDWARE  tne oo «4s...

Ask Kennedy clear up Mansfield’s statement  Altering Berlin policy?

SENATOR SAYS BERLIN PLAN IS HIS OWN   Not An Administration “Trial Balloon,” Mans field Claims   GOP ASKS KENNEDY FOR CLARIFICATION

G..0. P. Demands Kennedy Clarity Mansfield’s Berlin ‘Trial Balloon’

Kennedy Asked About W. Berlin   Mansfield Speech A Trial Balloon?

Berlin ‘Stand’ Is Sought   Kennedy Asked By Republicans For Statement

Policy Change On W. Berlin?   GOP Bewildered By “Free City’ Proposal

‘Kennedy’ View  Clouded’ a   GOP A sks ‘Clarity’  ‘On Berlin Stand ~

GOP Leaders Sugeest Administration Restate Policy On Divided City

Definition On Berlin Sought   GOP Sees Change In U. S. Position After Mansfield Proposes ‘Free City’

NEWS INDEX   SEVERAL POSTS FILLED Chairman of Top Senate  Group Named by Ramsey

Guardman Dies During Exercise   Cause of Death oe er a    Cause of Death Not Determined

Action Taken On Pollution   Permian Corp. Planning 2-County Disposal System

Wild Flames Raze About 250 Homes   But Wind Wanes And Fire Crews May Win Todav

California Fire Burns Unchecker But Hope Seen  259 Homies Leveled Ten Diese   259 Homes Leveled In Plush Bel-Air Area of Hollywood

Wind Letup Raises Hope For Control   At Least 250 Plush Homes Destroyed In Calif. Holocaust

$15 Million Coast Fire Nears End  Prisoners Join  In Vast Battle

FIGHTERS .GAIN LITTLE Another Residential Area ‘Threatened By Brush Fire

Katanga Capital Tense After Riot Advance Guard Of ULN  Troops Flown Into Klisabethville Today

UN Force Fortified In Congo   Irish Troops Fly To Elisabethville Indian Gurkhas Due

Irish Support Swedish Guard  ULN. Troops Reassert Command Over Trouble-Spot In Kafanaa

O RESISTANCE YET  ~ Trish ULN. Soldiers Occupy Airport at Elisabethville

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Elisabethville airport guarded by heavily armed Irish troops   Swedes retire

Wild Riot Subsides At Air Field   Elizabethville Tashed To Frenzy By Pres. ‘Tshoimhe

Vanguard Of 150 Men Arrives In Elisabethville — Another 500 Expected Within Hours — Ghurkhas From India Will Take Over Base At Later Date — This Move Is ears Opposed Rw Katanca’e President

U.N. Sends  New. Force  To Katanga Unit Immediately  Dhamimntine 7 i Poeneeyy   Unit Immediately _Occupies Airport In Strife-Torn City

No Resistance From Tshombe’s Army Or Police   U. N. Force Lands Before Government Aware Of Action

Irish Troops At Airport In Flisabethville   UN Force Meets No Resistance Landing In Riot-Torn City

lrish Troops Seize Airport   U.N. Unit Meets No Resistance After Arriving at Elisabethville

UN Troops Take Katanga Airport   lrish Advance Guard Encounters No Resistance from Congo Army

Troops Occupy Airport at Elisabethville  Katanga Officials Unaware of Arrival

Cuban News Agency Says: Robert F. Williams, Integrationist, Granted Political Asvlum In Cuba

‘Threats, Persecution’ Negro Wanted for Kidnaping Asks for Asylum in Havana

U.S. First Lady Going To India   Visit This Month To Be ‘Unofficial’

Gonzalez, Goode   Close Vote. Predicted At San Antonio Polls   Jackie Plans Private Trip To 2 Countries

U.S. First Lady Going to India  Viert Thie MAont   Visit This Month To Be ‘Unofficial’

President's Wit fo Visit India and Pakistan   Will Go at Own Expense, Tour About 2 Weeks

Civil Defense Measure Normal Broadcasting to Stor Friday During Conelrad Aleri

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First Bucks Fatality In 196] Youth Killed, 2 Com panions Hurt As Car Skids On Ice, Hits 2 Trees   (See Picture Page 3)

MOST CONTROVERSIAL CABINET APPOINTEE  : Brother Bob To Get GOP Needling

‘Bobby Kennedy Expects No Trouble As He Faces Judiciary Committee

9 Missing, 6 Injured In Lab Blast   Navy Missile Fuel Pilot Plant Explosion Rocks Countryside

Nine Missing In Navy Lab Explosion  Engine Blaze Fires Tum Rusldinac :

‘Aim: Stability and Growth   ne tee: Aten aceon eet  Conferences to Set Goals Of Entire Economy Under Study

TESTIFIES INDEFENSE   Eichmann Denies Responsibility For Mass Murder Of Jews

Continues To Blame Others   SP Seerrewy Wess Ff ws  Eichmann Says Murders Still Surprising To Him

Nazi Acts ‘Surprised’ Kichmann   Ex-58 Colonel Cites Drives ‘To Eliminate Jews

Eichmann Pictures Himself As Mere Transport Cog In  Nazi Third Reich ae ee v

Interim Program May be Adopted Pending Decision Next Year by State Voters

Huge Chunk Of Road Tax Bill Sliced   Kennedy Supporters Plan Efforts For Changes In Senate

American Aid Official Wounded By  Terrorist’s Grenade in Viet Nam

Victim of Vote — Terror Campaign   Grenade Hurled as American Steps Into Car in Saigon 

In’ South Viet Nani  U.S. Adviser Wo ounded. By Terrorist’s Gr renade

Aid Official Hit In Face, Red Blamed   Terrorists Begin Violence To Keep Voters From Polls

Yank in Saigon Grenade Victim   Terrorists Active; Injury Not Severe

Grenade Hits American In Saigon  U.S. Mia Official   U.S. Aid Official Suffers Wound In Face

Flown To Philippines For Treatment Terrorists’ Grenade Wounds  US Aid Official In Viet Nam

U. $. Official Hit By Terror Bomb  Wounded in Leg, Face  Bere wanda Fink Saws

U.S. Official ls Wounded In Viet Nam   Terrorist Throws Hand Grenade In Saigon

Dag Hammarskjold Crash Victim on Peace Mission:  _ Kirline Operators Investigate Possibility — Katanga Air Force Jet May Be Responsible

PROTESTS IN NORTH, SOUTH Integrationists March On Lincoln’s Birthday

Temperatvres   — PRE-DAWN AFFAIR —  Cheryl, Two Teen-A ge €.  Pals Caught At Party

Steel Firms Unable To Assist Plan   Project Must Now Wait on Kederal Funds

Quiet Celebration Birthday Gitts Pour In  For Dr. Schweitzer, 86

Two Girls Die As Jet Plane Falls in City   Biock-Long Row of Homes Burned; Pilot Bails Out Safely.

Mrs. Lora Mendenhall Dies af Brookfield   She Was Daughter of Longtime Avalon Merchant.

Planes land in Florida aiter escape   Pilots ‘teach Fidel agents a lesson on way out’

Power Company President Questioned On Preferential Gas Rates at Hearing

Power Company President Questioned On Preferential Gas Rates at Hearing   Butte Budget Requests Top $2 Million Mark; At Least $169,000 to Be Pared

No Definite Answer by McGee, Holt   Tomorrow Deadline for Election Filing

SMOKERS TO BENEFIT FROM BILL Legislature Approves Exeise Tax Deduction

‘MOSCOW ENVOY HOME oo Begins Conferences On 'U.S.-Soviet Relations

U. §. Chieftains Seek Improved Soviet Relations   Ambassador Back From Moscow For Kennedy-Rusk Talks

Laos, Congo Key Issues Conierences Begin On Ways To Improve Relations With Reds

Ambassador Thompson Opens Conferences On Ways to Improve U.S.-Soviet Relations

U.S.-Soviet Relations To Be Discussed  Kennedy, Thompso: And Rusk Schedules  i Se ee ee 7 Oe.

Moscow Envoy Begins Talks .. In Washington   ‘Thompson. Discussing “With Officials Ways To Better Relations

Thompson Ready To  Give Views   Conferences Set To Air Relations Between U. S.. Red:

Confabs Begun On Hiking U.S., Soviet Relations   Conflicts In Laos, Congo Main Issue In Consultations

U.S. Chieftains Seek Improved Soviet Relations  Ambassador Back inant cow for Kennedy ae sk Talks

StormDump: More Snow on Midwest   Subzero Weather Stings Western ‘Sections. of Nation

President’s F ather Said ‘Improved’   Physicians See Uphill Climb For Joseph P. Kennedy

JPK ‘Little Aus saiaa Better’ At PRESIDENT,M’MILLAN Dalim Reach MAP BERLIN PLANS

Kennedy, Macmillan begin Bermuda summit meeting   President's father said to be ‘a little better’

Vote on Resolutions Awaited . .  Educators Ponder  School Reorganizatior

_ business World CHEROKEE BEAUTY SHOP OWNER — PURCHASES MAM'SELLE SALON HERE  Helga Rogge — Who Came to This Country

‘Business World   ‘Helga’ Rocge. et - Who 2 Came - to This  ‘Country ; ‘From “Germany ‘a. Year.  Ago — To Operate Shon

Say News Blocked By Demos  Make en At   Make Report At Editors Meetina

ACCESS FREER, BUT NEWS ISNT Editors Hurl Suppression Charge At Administration   PROMISE UNHFEFRDED   MINOR SKIRMISH

‘Execution in Cemetery  Noise Bombs Add to Tension Amid Reports of Haitian Priest’ Arrests

Detroit Blast Kills 4 Workers   2 Seriously Hurt In Plastic Plant

4 Women Killed In Plastic Plant Explosion Today  Bodies Ar re Cover ed  Bh ba: hbk

Trial Of The Century Trio Faces Charge In Rome For A Near-Perfect Murder

: Alibis Too Good ‘Three Men Plead Innocent  To Perfect Crime—Almost

Three Protest Innocence in ‘Case of Century’  ‘Perfeet Crime Trial Opens

KILLING SUSPECTS  teem rare     Italian Trio on Trial In Near-Pertect Crime

Algiers Scene of New Riots   Crowds of Moslems Fight French Police in Wild Outburst

Mob Attacks With Stones, Clubs  ] Killed As French Fire On Algerians

French Open Fire On Moslem Mobs   Rioters Charge In Violent Strike

De Gaulle Proposal to Partition’ Country Triggers Clash: Women Join Disturbance

One Rioter Killed, Scores Hurt As Mobs Demonstrate Against Proposed Partition Of Algiers

Algerian Moslems Swarm In Streets, Fight Police In Anti-French Riot

French in Algiers Fire on Moslems After Mob Attacks   Rebels Swarm Into Streets As Nationalists Call Strike

French Open Fire on Mobs in Algeria   One Rioter Killed and Many Others Injured.

Troops Fire On Moslems In Algeria   Savage Clashes Break Out as Mobs Riot in Streets

French Fire Qn Mobs In Algiers Riots   Scores Injured As Moslems Answer Strike Call, Attack

French Open Fire on Mob Of Moslems   Riot Follows Strike Call By Algiers Nationalist Rebels; At Least One Dead

~- NEWS INDEX   Congress Hopes to Wind Up Business by Tuesday Night

Congress — Stalled on  Money Bill  Leaders Hove to Enc   Leaders Hope to End Session Tonight; Foreign Aid Measure Also Delaying Item

Congressmen Cannot Stop Merry-Go-Round   ... RIDE WILL LAST AT LEAST ONE MORE DAY

Congress Now Aims To Wind Up Tonight  Supplementary Money Bill ~   Supplementary Money Bill ~ Remains Key ToAdijour nment

Solons Still Pressing For Adjournment  ine dle te ee   Appropriation Bill Chief Snag; Public Works Item Settlec

Eight And Maine Man Forty Salon AgainHeads Elects Slate WW-1 Vets

Ft. Wood Is Cited As Hotbed of Vice  Reporters Find Backwoods Area af Caunty Wide Onen

‘In the News  cIry LIBRARY HERE — NOW HAS 17, 724 VOLUMES — REPORT INCREASE IN 1960  OF CIRCULATION. =  a  SOME. ‘44912. BOOKS

In the News  CITY LIBRARY HERE — NOW HAS 17,724 VOLUMES — REPORT INCREASE IN 1960  OF CIRCULATION — SOME 44,812 BOOKS

Angry Hofta Challenges Foe Meany   Asks Individual Union Presidents to Disown A. F.L.-C. 1. O. Chief's Teamster Revolt Aid

SMITH ACT CLAUSE IS HELD VALID   Decision Ends 10-Year Fight To Uphold Law

Ministers May Meet Next Month   Notes Released For Immediate Delivery To Kremlir

Three West Powers Rebut Red Stand  fn Notes on Berlin   U.S., Britain, France Messages  Ave Sent: Paris Mectine is Eved

Secret Notes Said Firm In Rebuttal  Ministers May Convene Next Month

Notes Sent ToMoscow By Big 3   Allied Notes First Approved by Entire 15-Nation Council

WESTERN SUMMIT SESSION ON CRISIS POSSIBILITY  Big 3 Reject Soviet Demands on Berlin

Paris Parley Expected For United Policy   Notes Delivered To Embassies Of Allies In Moscow

Dillon Tells Of Low Term Aid Loans   No Interest May Be Required Of Some Backward Countries

U. §. Plans to Meet Russian Terms For Loans to Have-Not Countries

U.S. To Offer Low-Interest Loans Abroad   Terms As Low As Soviet’s—Even If No Interest At All

To Underdeveloped Nations  U.S. Plans to Make Loans At Rates as Low as Soviets

DILLON TESTIFIES  ‘Have-Nots’ To Be Offered Low Or No Rate Of Interest Loans

Loan Offer  To Compete With Soviet   Dillon Reveals Plan During Senate Committee Hearing

Cabin With Robot Ejects Successfully.   Spaceman Could ‘Have Survived _ lest Buwavks Bus

Red Party in USS. Shuffled To Avoid Jail  Major Huddle of Bigh Command Underwau?

Prospects Dim for UN Action on Congo Issue   Lack of Soviet, US Agreement Hampers Talks

Crisis In Congo Sees No Solution  Lack Of Agreement By U.S. And Russia Causes Dim Outlook

Political Fangs Are Bared Agair   Deadline. on Filing Proposals Is Cause

Shooting At East Germans Possible   W. German President Says Citizens Must Face That Possibility Firmly

Suftocates In 30-Foot Sewer Hole   Rescue Is Near As 2nd Chicago Slide Foils it

Rate Declines  In Waning Hours Of Weekend  Drownings, Boating Accidents Swell Total of Violent Deaths Over Independence Day Holiday.

OHIO TO FULFILL HOLIDAY DEATH FORECASTS  U. S. Fatalities Over Estimate:

Holiday Traffic Deaths Mount; May Set Record   By THE ASSOCIATED PRRree

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Traffic 302 Boating 31 Drowning 105 Miscellaneous 62 Total 500

Holiday Deaths Climb to Record; 500 Predicted   Te THE ASSOCTATED Perec

Safety Council Says Highway Sloughter May Count 100 More Thon Early Estimate

Holiday Deaths Running Ahead Of Predictions   Traffic Toll Alone Is 40 Per Cent Ove: Pre-Fourth Guesses

TrafficDeath Toll Far Ahead of Estimates   Could Total 550 By End of Holiday, Safety Council Say:

Ohio Marking Death Every 4 Hours On Roads   Safety Experts Issue Fresh Appeal For Motorist Caution

Traffic Count Few Short of High of 1950  Drownings Next Biggest Killer Of Holiday Toll

TOTAL DEAD FAR EXCEEDS 700 FIGURE   Traffic Remains Leading Killer,  Drownings Next

Toll Nears 300... Motorists Killing At Record Rate      Countians Get By First Half of July 4 Holiday

Safety experts plead caution  Traffic toll mounts   Could nass 550

Experts See 25 Percent Death Rise   Previous Estimate Saw 450 People Killed In Accident:

Final F igure  On Highways May Be 500   One Fireworks Death Recorded; Boy, 16, Killed   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Fatalities  Average 3 Each Hour   Rate Declines During Final Holiday Hours

Tragic highway toll darkens 4th holidays  NEBRASKA RECORDS SFEFVEN NFAND   State logs 7 dead

Death Toll AtHalfway Runs High   At Present Rate Road Fatals Will Set New Record

Traffic Toll Runs Ahead Of Schedule   25 Per Cent Higher At Halfway Mark Than Estimate

Ohio Marking Death Every 4 Hours on Roads   Safety Experts Issue Motorist Caution

SLAUGHTER ON HIGHWAYS IS NEARRESORD   Total May Top 491 Set In 1956; Three Fireworks Deaths   MANY DROWNINGS ARE REPORTED

State Records 13 Deaths In Traffic Rush  Grim Warning Issued By Safety Council To Drive Carefully

Auto Deaths Ahead Of  Estimates   Rate of Drownings High as Many Seek Relief From Heat

Death Toll Is Passing  Estimates   Final Toll May Set New Record For Holiday

Running Ahead Of Estimates  For Week En   Traffic Toll Higher, 25 Per Cent Over ’60

Traffic Toll Heading For Holiday Record  Final Count May   Final Count May Hit 500, Safety Eynerts Claim

Road Death: Bring Pleas For Caution   Fatalities Climb Ahead Of Safety Council Estimate

Trafic in Nation Kills 308 510 Lose Lives Since Friday in Accidents

Record Holiday Fatality Total Expected In U.S.   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

"How Big Does the Toll Have to Get?" Traffic Road Toll Hits 297  As Holiday Carnage Goes On      Deaths by Drow ning  Are 119 Over Nation

Death Toll Ahead Of  Estimates   Safety Exnerts Caution Drivers To Take Care

Road Death Soars Ahead OF. Estimate  Danger of New - Record Seen As Accidents Rise

Rain Adds Hazards  During Record Rush; Death Rate Declines Near Holiday’s Close

40% Ahead  Of Estimates Fear Toll May Reach 500; Reckless Driving Blamed

Death Rate Dips as 4th Nears: End   Safety Officials Still Predicting Highway Record

Traffic Deaths Loom Toward New U.S. Mark   Fatalities So Far Are Running Aheac Of Early Estimates

U.S. Traffie Toll oberg  ‘Urges Use  Exeeéds Estimates Ot TH Act

Trattfie Tragedies Go High   Revise Expected Weekend Fatality Predictions

Experts Claim U.S. Traffic May Kill 500   ty THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Total Climbing Steadily Over Nation Today   Record of 491 On '50 Fourth

Two UN Planes Reported Destroyed  Katangese Strike At Elisabethville

Whites-Flee Capital:   ibaa uall lee Uapitar—        Katangese Soldiers (Destroy UN. Planes

In Election Campaign ‘Red ‘Alert’ On in Manila To ‘Avert Further Bloodshed

Mental Patient Holds Police At Bay For 3 Hours; Routed By Tear Gas

Mental Patient Surrenders Affer Firing at Police   Tear Gas Used to End Three-Hour Siege at Leicester, Mass.

JFK Slates New Message Te Congress   Economic Growth To Be Topic OF Kennedy Statement

JFK To Send Congress Special Message Thurs.   House Showdown Set

ECONOMIC PROGRAM DUE ON THURSDAY   Congress Leaders Not Yet Given Detailed Plans

GOP Will Slow Down JFK Plans   Kennedy to Send Two Legislative Messages To Congress Soon

Goes tO Congress thursaay  Kennedy Readies Special Economy Message

Kennedy Readies Economic Report   Libby Dam Power Memorial Debated

Kennedy Will AirRecovery ° Plan Thursday  President to Send 7 to 10 Messages   President to Send 7 to 10 Messages In Next Few Weeks

Report Set By Kennedy  OnEconomy   Message Thursday To Be Followed By Another On Monday

President To Send Special Message On “Keonomic bk recovery” To  Congress; Meets With Arms Advisers

Governor Sees: alae tia  ,No Council Opposition To Regan Appointment

UN Troops Rescue Congo Victims   Missionary Families  Rescued: USAF Begin

U.S. Military Advisers May Be Prisoners   Laotian Rebels Advance Southward Toward Vientiane

Legislative Box Score   3 Am Anericas ins Feared Captured ; .  Laos Rebels Score Gains In Advance of Cease-Fire

Pro-Reds Advance In Laos   More Key Areas Are Taken Ahead Of Cease-Fire

New Rebel Advance Toward’ Vientiane Gives Pro-Reds Broader Laos Control

3 U.S. Advisers Feared Captured Rebel Troops Stage New Advance In Laos

Key Areas Taken By Laos Reds   Three U. S. Men Taken Prisoner In New Thrust

Rebels Push  Laos Troops  Before Truce U.S. Advisors May   U.S. Advisors May Be Red Prisoners In Latest Advance

Troubles Continue Elsewhere ‘Strikers In Brussels Appear Beaten As Pickets Withdraw

Belgian _ Strike May Be Broken   Attempt To Close Stores Flops Badly

Inside Today's. Times   At Last  ROMANCE OF 60 YEARS  AGO ENDS IN WEDDING

SENATE APPROVES VOTE BILL   Ramsey Breaks Tie; House Opens Debate

UAW Wants Pacts Limited To Two Years   instructions Given Reuther, Others At Barcatinina Program

Auto Workers Prepare Their Annual Demands For Upcoming Contracts

Auto Workers to Seek New Contract For Two Years With Living Cost Plan

UAW to Insist on 2-Year Contract Limit, Cost-of-Living Escalator

UAW WillDemand 2-Year Contracts   : Also Insists on Escalator  =6 Cnet Annual Wace Increases

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

TRIBAL CHIEFS BACK BRITISH INNO. RHODESI:   Welensky May Call Elections

Tribe Chiefs OK British Plan   Political Freedom In Rhodesia Liked

FEDERAL EMPLOYE MEMBER OF GROUP   Schuyler BD. Ferris Belongs Te Organization Associated With American Nazi Party

Democrats Name Powell As Temporary Speaker   By 0. I. Banton Lindsay-Schaub Legislative Correspondent

US., Britain Send Notes  To Soviets   Red Nuclear Blasts Followed Recess In Geneva Negotiations

U.S. And Britain Make AppealTo Soviet Union    Resumption Proposed In Similar ‘Notes Delivered To: The Kremlin

Ask further negotiations on ban treaty   US., Britain urge Soviets to return to Geneva

Nov. 28 Set As Date For Geneva Talks   Russians Reminded Of Resolution OKd By United Nations

US., BRITAIN SEND NOTES TO MOSCOW   Western Allies Request Resumption Of Negotiations At Geneva November 28; Soviet Refusal Likely,

US., BRITAIN: SEND NOTES TO MOSCOW      Western Allies Request  _ Resumption Of Nego-«  _ tiations. At Geneva November 28; Soviet Refusal Likely,

Call on Russia To Resume Talks On November 28  Notes Are Delivered   Gouten “2 he ces

U.S., Britain Urge New — Ban Parleys   Simultaneous Note: Ask Resumption Of Geneva Talks

LS. Britain Ask Renewal Of Test Talks   No lnimediate Information On Red Acceptance

Z  NOVEMBEER 28 SUGGESTED IN NOTES—  Allies Ask Russia to Resume Nuclear Talks

Washington: : Request  Renewal  Of Talks   U.S., Britain Seek Nuclear  Negotiations

Resumption of Geneva Parley Asked of Reds   Separate Notes Are Sent to Moscow, But Acceptance Deoubted

Ask Russia fo Refurn to Geneva Nov. 28   Talks In Recess Since Reds Broke Moratorium

Cite Recess Of Previous Negotiations   Fear Reds May Reject Proposal

Start of Nuclear Test Ban Sessions Sought by Nov. 28  Moscow Studies   Moscow Studies Notes by Allies On New Treaty

U.S., Britain Ask Reds To Resume Nuclear Test Ban Talks Nov. 28th

Nov. 28 Propose “a  U.S. Calls For New Atomic Test Ban Negotiations

Notes List Nov. 28as Target Date   U. S. and Britain Send Dual Messages; No Moscow Report.

Resumption of Talks at Geneva Nov. 28 Urged by Two Western Allies in Simultaneous Notes

BRITAIN JOINS IN REQUEST TO RUSSIA   Both Nations Send Notes To Soviet Union  PURPOSE   Of Move By Western Powers To Revive Broken Geneva Negotiations

Geneva Is Suggested On Nov. 28  U.S. and Britain Both Send Notes

TWIN NOTES DELIVERED TO KREMLIN   No Indications Russians Will Accept Offer

No Immediate Answer Heard From Moscow   Soviet Delegate Earlier Indicated Chances Are Slim

U. S., Britain File Request In Notes Today In Moscow; . Any Date To Be Considered

U.S., Britain Request Soviet Union To Neaotiate on Nuclear Test Ban

DELIVERED TO KREMLIN   No Indications Russians Will Accept Offer

Hope To Resume Geneva Talks   No Immediate Reply Received From Soviets

CREAN WINDOW — _  2 California Youths Nabbed ta Lincoln Lanes Breale-in

PGREARK WIN yy  2 California Youths Nabbec In Lincoln Lanes Break-in

Assessing Is Started Here; Rates Listed   Not Many Changes Made Since Last Spring In Appraising Of Livestock And Farm Commodities.

Physician Charged With Serum Deaths To Go On  Trial For Manslaughter

Prof. Wins Court Fight To Keep Child Prodigies Out Of School   Chuckles

Training Them at Home to Be Prodigies 3 Father Wins Fight.to Keep 3 Out of Class

Krush Vows He’s Willing To Negotiate   Pramier Savs Treaty   Premier Says Treaty Plan Still Stands Uniess Agreement Is Reached Soon

Still Still Willing 1 to Talk.  ‘Soviet Gives Big 3  Replies in Berlin

J10-MILE DARE JOURNEY  U.S. Army Convoy Defies Reds; Entire Battle Group To Follow

ane e be 5 ‘Keds Pearl Harbor Veteran Leads U. S. Troop Convoy to Berlin

‘P earl’. Vet  Leads GIs Into Berlin   No Harassinent From Red Guards

In the News   GGG Csw sewer w  JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES OPEN 3-DAY ASSEMBLY  .— HERE TONIGHT AT NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY  Expect 500 Ministers And Families From — Western Iowa io Atiend

In the News   JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES OPEN 3-DAY ASSEMBLY ~ HERE TONIGHT AT NATIONAL GUARD ARMOZ  Expect $00 Ministers And Families From — Western Iowa to Attend

NAMING FOR BENNETT SOUGHT  Olympic Hero Johnson PeaceCorps Volunteer

Next Three Tobacco Crops  Leaf Referendum Is Set For Second Of December

President Asks Fast Action on Unemployment   Appeals to Congress To Pass Leaislation

Bloom Rejects Boundary Change Several Reasons Prompt Action Against Switch

Copper Center Struck  UN Aims toDestroy NatengaEcomeny, Tshombe Charges After Air Attacks

U.N. Attack Condemned By Ishombe   Says Air Raiders Tried To Destroy Katanga’s Economy

Ishombe Attacks U.N. Purposes   Cutting Or Killing Economy Of Country Its Aim, He Says

‘President Tshombe Charges: UN Out To Cat, Destroy Economy Of Katanga

" Marcello to be Deported Underworld Boss Not ‘To Stay in Guatemala

Business. World  FCC GETS . APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OP BRADIO. <aiR TON KLEM

2 @  Business World FCC GETS APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF RADIO STATION KLEM

Rebel Drive  ical Progressing   Partial Cease Fire lenored by ‘Troops

Soviets Reject West's Protest   Soviets Request Parley On Berlin

GERMAN SITUATION .. .  Soviet Union ready to talk on peace treaty

Soviets Ready’ For Negotiating On German Peace   Separate Treaty Is Threat in Note Advanced to West

Soviet Union Says It's Ready To Negotiate   Tells Western Big 3 If No Parley Is Held, It Will Sign Separate Pact.   Notes Similar

Mr. Sam To Be Buried Near Home   Funeral At 2:30 This Afternoon At Baptist Church

Thousands of Friends to Pay Final Respect To Rayburn This Afternoor

50 Soviet Trawlers  Off Mass.   Red Fleet Is Patrolling Fishing Grounds 50 Miles From Kennedy Home

Sovict Ships Near JFK’s Rest Home   leet of 50 Is Patrolling Fishing Grounds

Fleet of 50 Sighted — Soviet Trawlers Near Kennedy’s Summer Home

Soviet Fishing Armada Eyed  50 Trawlers Countec   50 Trawlers Counted Off U.S. East Coast

Soviet Fishing Armada Eyed  i   50 Trawlers Counted Off U.S. East Coast

50 Ships Not All Fishing  Red Flag Flies from Ships '50 Miles from Kennedy Home

Fishing For Fish?? ... Red Trawlers Fishing 50 ‘Miles From Hyannis Port

CROWD YANKS, 20 MILES FROM SHORE Red Ships Monopolize Cape Cod Fishing Grounds

Fleet Of Russian Trawlers Only 50 Miles From Kennedy’s Summer Home

Soviet Fishing Armada Eyed  ae Bane ££ masmbai   50 Trawlers Counted Off U.S. East Coast

50 Red Trawlers Patrolling Near Cape Cod Area   Some Not Interested “In: Fishing. It Seems

Newsmen Report 50 Or More Soviet Ship: Barely 50 Miles Off Coast Of Cape Coc

Laos Rebels Snub Truce Commission   Outlook For Geneva 14-Nation Meeting Further Beclouded

Laos Reds Snub Truce Commission  Allies Demand. That Cease-Fire Be Confirmed

Laos Reds Continue  Delaying  Tacties  ws. #j$'™© oz ‘ii   Rebels Refuse To Recognize International Truce Groun

Rebels Snub 3-Power Laos Truce Agency  Action Clouds Fate OM Ceneva Conclave   Action Clouds Fate Of Geneva Conclave Due to Start Friday

Conference Outlook Dim Truce Commission Snubbed  By Laos Rebel Authorities

Commission Snubbed By Laos Rebels   Conferees Want To Settle Cease-Fire Matters Themselves

Brazil Facing  Crisis   Nation Tense After Quadros Resigns, V-P Goulart Flies Home To Take Over

Resignation Of President Stuns Brazil   Quadros Quits, Nation In Crisis; VP. Flies Home

Nation Plunged Into Crisis Leftist Flying to Brazil To Take Over as President

Goulart Flying Home — Brazil Remains Tense  After Quadros Resigns

Brazil Plunged Into Crisis As Chieftain Quits  Leftist Vice President   Leftist Vice President Flying Home To Take Over Ruling Powers

Brazil Faces Crisis Affer Chief Quits   Leftist Successor to Quadros Flies Back From Orient

Resignation Puts Brazil Into Crisis   Trouble Brewing as Vice President Prepares To Take Over 

Brazil Tense Over Quadros Quitting; Leftist Vice-President To Take Over

Labor Party Leftist Due To Get Post   Vice President Of Brazil Flying Back From Peiping Visit

Brazil Plunged Into Crisis as Chieffain Quits   Leftist Vice President Flying Home To Take Over Ruling Powers

Vice President Set lo Assume Power in Troubled Brazil   Nation Is Threatened by a General Strike; Castro Blames “Imperialists.”

Leftist Expects to Take Over Office; Factional Strife Could Develop

Pro-Red Quadros Resigns in Brazil  President Yields To Leftist Aide

Leftist Vice President Prepares To Take Over After President Quadros Resigns; Student Demonstrations In Three Cities

President of © Brazil Quits In New Crisis   Quadros, Red-Tinged. Is Out; Labor Party Head Successor

Goulart Bids To Assume Brazil Rule   Pro-Leftist Leader Flies Home From Visit to Red China

Left-Wing Leader Blames Forces  At Home, Abroad   Students Stage Mob Attack On U.S. Embassy

Brazil Seethes As President Resigns Post   Leftist Goulart Speeding Home To Assume Powe:

Brazil Plunged into Political Crisis As Leftist View President Takes Reins

/President Of Brazil Quits In Fury; Leftist Is Flying Home FromRedChinaToRule

President Quits, Brazil in Crisis  Touring Leftist Vice President   Touring Leftist Vice President On Way Home to Take Over Reins

PRESIDENT QUITS; CRISIS HITS BRAZIL   Leftist Vice President Goulart, Flying Home From Visit To Red China, Will Replace Quadros.

Braz Is Plunged Into Sudden Crisis   Leftist Leader Is Flying Home to Take Over Power After President Quadros Quits; Army, Police Keep Firm Hold: U.S. Embassy Attacked

Brazil Had  a Leaning to Castro   ~—s Latin American   Latin American Problem One of Headaches for Us

Brazil Plunged Into Crisis by Quadros Quitting   General Strike in Country Threatened

Brazil Torn With Chaos After Quadros Resians   Crowds Remain Problem  U.S. Official Protests Rules

Otherwise Red China to get into U.N.  Nixon urges Kennedy put backbone in Adlai

Father Ends Life After Killing Three Children, Wounding Estranged Wife

Russians ‘Declare War,’  On U.N, Adlai Charges   Speech Interrupted by Riots Triggered by Pro-Lumumbists       As Soviet Union Attacks U.N. Congo Operations  'Washington-Moscow Relations Getting Threadbare

Kennedy Plans Spending Speedup   ‘Fear New Crisis between US, Russia

Soviet Attack on UN Congo Operations Threatens New Crisis in U.S. Relations

New Crisis In U. S., Soviet  Relations Over Congo Is Seen   Expect Kennedy To Announce Speedup In Federal Spending

New Crisis Looms In  Reds’ Attack On Daa   Congo Raises Fear  Of Korea-Like War

After Hopeful Signs of Improvement —  ‘New Crisis Looms in Relations Between U.S. and Soviet Union

Crucial Test For JFK IN ew Crisis Seen Today  \Between U. S.. Russia

U.S.-Soviet Face Crisis Over Congo  Moscow Attack On Operations Of U.N. Reason

Rites Set For Resident, 83°  Billy Bob Vansickle Was Farmer. Grocer

Expect Jobs Gain To Last To Mid-July   Labor Department Notes That R er’ Thartkineesbedeans«

Expect Jobs Gain To Last To Mid-July   Labor Department Notes T R

US. Job: . Increase: to Continue ; Rise Fotccast  2 Into Mid-July

Increases In Jobs Seen  Until July   Labor Survey Says Employers Plan More Work

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See Pickup Through Mid-July   Recovery Faster Than "ER Recession

Predict Job Increases Into July  EmploymentTrend Continues Upward

Farm Work Up, Also   Employment Upturn Began In March, To Continue

Auto Union Under Fire  In Demands   Industry Official Asserts Package ‘Most Exnensive’

Auto Workers Union Heads Toward Ford and Chrysler Contract Talks

Auto Union Winding Up Pact Demand   General Motors Calls Plan Most Expensive In Last 25 Years

Unions Complete First Step  Official Describes Aufo Worker Demands In One Word: ‘More

UAW Winds Uy Presentation Of Demands   Union’s Requests Said To Be Costliest In 25 Years

GM Calls Plan  Very Expensive  AUW Says Automaker’s Bonuses Top Hourly Wages

Union Finishes Contract Outline Of UAW Demands   GM Firm Official Terms Requests Too Expensive

Bargaining Talks Recessed ....  Auto Workers Union Gives Contract Demands to G.M.

Auto Union Ends Case Before GM   Ford, Chrysler On Agenda Next Week For LAW

Union Demands Are Completed  UAW Argues Next Week For Wage And  Benefit Increases

UAW Completes Outlining Pact Demands fo GM  ‘Hopes To Wind Up Talks Next Week At Ford, Chrysler

Auto Union Winding Up Pact Demand  General Motors Call:  Plan Moct Exnencive   General Motors Calls Plan Most Expensive In Lest 25 Years

BUT. Flight Engineers Standing Ground--Airline Strikers Face Pressure

UPI plencensai Dick West Once Had Hopes  f Writing. Great American Novel 

WILL SEND NEW GROUP TO BARGAIN   Cuban Dictator Still Demanding Millions Damages

Castro Demands Large Machines For Prisoners    Accuses Americans Of Lying And Trying To Break Off Negotiations

Castro Snubs Latest Tractor Swap Offer  Accuses U.S. Of ' Trying To Break

Liz Taylor's Sickness Has Added $2 Million To Cost of ‘Cleopatra’

59 H-Bomb Missiles Ready   U.S. Buitting Up Its Ouick Strikina Power

US Prepares Combat-Ready War Missiles   Nation’s Force Set for Action Against Enemy

U.S. Has 59 H-Warhead Missiles Set   They're Ready To Hurl Against Targets In Enemy Country

Hydrogen Bomh Missiles Ready   Force Expected To Soon Reach 91 Level With Atlas, Polaris

 Ready For Enemy Targets  US Has 59 Missiles ‘With Hydrogen Heads

Russia Getting Radioactive Fallout From Massive Bomb   PEAK UC OTIOIT}:  Mount Carmel To Get Post Office

McNamara To Be Questioned On Muzzling Thurmond. Charges  Military Men Kept From Speakina View:

U.S. Opposes Red Chinese Entry To U.N.   Kennedy Plans To Bar Peiping From Taking Nationalist China Seat

Kennedy Says U.S. Still Opposes Red China Entry in United Nations

President Opposes Entry Of Red China As U.N. Member  Statement Prepared — But Question Not Asked At News Meet

U.S. Opposes Red China As U.N. Member      Press Secretary Makes Public Statement Of President Kennedy

U. $. Opposes Red Chinese  Kennedy Plans To Bar   Kennedy Plans To Bar Peipina From U. N.

Kennedy Says Opposition fo Peiping Holds   No Softening on Entry Into U.N.

U.S. Opposes Red Chinese   Kennedy Plans To Bar Peiping from U.N

Kennedy Dispels Policy Doubt  Nationalists Only Rightful Leaders

JFK Firmly Opposes Red China in U.N.  Salinaar Daniac Th.   Salinger Denies Tha U. S. ‘Softening’ on Communist Fight

U.S. Still Firmly Against U. N. Bid To Chinese Reds  atinnaliate Tava Onis   Nationalists Have Onl; Acceptable Regime, Kennedv Contends

President Kennedy:  US Still Opposes Red China In United Nations

Kennedy Reaffirms U.S. Opposition fo Red China in U.N.   President Had Statement Ready If Asked at News Conference.

U.S. Opposed to Red China in U.N.   Kennedy Views on Question Given, At News Briefing

PRESIDENT RESTATES © OLD POLICY   U. S. Supports Full Debate On  Representation

UN. T old Test Ban Is Necessary      U.S. Firmly Oppose Red Chinese

No Change In Position  Kennedy Says U.S. Still Aaainst Red China Eniry

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Ecuador Jets Abolish New Presidential Claim

lai Presi  st Drops Claim to Presidency  AF Jets Attack Ecuador Palace

Keuador Has New President  Anuunnt Aétioanl,   Aerial Attack Ends Resistance

Air Force Raids Army In Ecuador   Forces Approva. Of Leftist V-P As President

Jets Rout Army Foree In Quito  Leftist Named _,” .  * y BH  ’   Leftist Named New President

In the Wind _  NEW BOWLING ALLEY TO BE READY HERE IN AUGUST: WILTGEN

Big Hello  Due Leader  Of Pakistan   Show of Military Might Slated. in’ San Antonio

34-16 Vote Defeats Both Plans   Nystrom, Wearin Amendments Fall After 2 Hour Debat

Redistricting   Debates   Senate   Nystram Plan Beaten As Debate Starts

‘At City Hall,  ANNEXATION. Mo jes 7 ip CeRANT ee PERMIT FOR FERTILIZER WAREHOUSE TO MEIS ~

At City Hall  ANNEXATION MOVES AHEAD — GRANT /PERMIT FOR FERTILIZER ‘WAREHOUSE TO MEIS

Chrysler-and UAW Reach Agreement On ‘Three-Year Contrac? for 60,000 Workers

Hour Before Deadline  UAW, Chrysler Reach  Accord on 3-Year Pact

Algerian Revolt Collapses Under Loyalist Streneth   De Gaulle Moves Swiftly, Sends Joxe, Gen. Olie to  Run Militarv. Government

Robert “Bob” Swan, Editor ana Publisher of The Rolfe Arrow, Dies

Bigger Space Budaet   JFK Also To Ask More Money For Defense Plan   KENNEDY TO GET GOLF COURSE FOR BIRTHDAY

_ Measure to Halt Crime  Shoplifter Holding Bill Approved by State Senate

Strike Cuts Into Flights Of Airlines   Expect Wildcat Strike Staged by Engineers To Hit More Airlines

Strike Disrupts Airline Flights   At Least 51x Lines Forced to Cut Or Delay Trips Because of Walkout

Flight Engineers Strike Against Major Airlines; Cancel, Delay Flights

Fire Destr ‘oYS Restaurant In Baltimore   Four Firemen Hurt, 30 Flee Homes In Early Hours

Fugitive Gunman. Eludes Officers  225 Join in Search Through Mountains

Tanks Used To  HaltMobsIn  Santo Domingo Trujillo-Owned      Trujillo-Owned Property Looted

Army Units, Tanks Keep Night Vigils   Capital Renamed Santo Domingo As All Trujillos Flee

Use Planes, Tanks To Halt Looting in Santo Domingo   Mobs Invade Property Onc Owned by Truijillos; Troops Are on Patrol.

Tanks Roar in Santo Domingo To Break Mobs   Most Violent Rioting In Dominican Copital

Crowds Loot Properties Of Trujillos   President Orders Curfew, Blames Violence on Reds

Tanks, Jets Used to Break Up Mobs   Dominican Capital Has New Name, Trujillo-Owned Properties Looted

Curfew Set By Balaguer After Riots   Ciudad Trujillo Guarded hy Troops; Explosions Heard

Dusk-to-Dawn Curtew  Tanks, Troops Try to Stop Looting Mobs of Dominican:

Troops Rout Dominican Eooter Mobs   Curfew Imposed as Rioters Grab  Trutlle Preanertyu

Restore Ciudad Trujillo s ancient name, quell mobs   Truiillos flee

Mobs Quelled by Military Curfew   City Gets Back Ancient Name of Santo Domingo

Santo Domingo The New Name Of Capital City   Violent Rioting Prompts Curfew

Troops clear streets after violent rioting   Ciudad Trujillo again becomes Santa Domingo

ORDER COMES AFTER NIGHT OF RIOTING   Tanks And Planes Used To Break Up Mobs  eect amen ame 5  FEAR NEW   Outbursts Of Vengeance In Santo Domingo Against : Trujillo Family

Mobs Loot Properties  Of Trujillos   President Blames New Trouble On Communists

Tanks. Jets Called To Put  Down Rioters   City Changes Name From Ciudad Trujille To Its Ancient Name Of Santo Domingo

Reds Said Responsible  For Riots   Diciator’s Mother Is Lust To Flee

Worst Rioting Since Trujillo's Death:  Troops Break Up New Dominican Violence

Ariny Hits  Dominican  Loot Mobs  Curfew In Effect After Violent   Curfew In Effect After Violent Riots Flare

Anti-Trujillo Uprising Endec by Tanks, Jets  Congress Restores. Name of Capital,  a Daminaa

Acts Come After Mobs Loot City   NAVE CHANGED   MOTHER LEAVES   CONFIDENCE

Rioting Staged By  Dominicans   Tanks, Jet Planes Quell Most Violent Outbreak Since Trujillo Slaving

Tanks, Jets On Move To Halt Loot ing   Curfew Set In Capital Renamed Santo Domingo

WNW DENS COlOMdGO..     .. Floods Threaten Areas  Weather Upsets Many Holiday Plans In U S

Chinese-Russian alliance largest  U.§. denounces colonial empire

onsoled Young Doctor . . Funeral Rites Tuesday  Gary Cooper T. ook News Of I ness Bravely

‘NEVER EVEN FLINCHED’  Cooper Took News of Illness Silently, Bravely

Star Consoles Doctor After Hearing Diagnosis —  Coop Silent, Brave When Told of IlInes:

Gary Cooper Didn't Flinch, Consoled Doctor When Told Life Nearing End

Professor, graduate student slain at U. of California   Killer arrested in rugged hills Ff Berkeley

Rifleman Admits Death Of Student   Man, 34, Grabbed In Rugged Berkeley Hills

Bright Student Shot to Death, Killer Caught   Shotgun Slayer ‘Tells Policemen ‘I’m the Guy’

Six N. egroes Plan Fast Tn Jail   Say Fast Will Last Until Phone Call Can Be Made; Trial Date Set June 16

Six Await Trial in Montgomery  DPentoet Rofuen! ta Minictor   Protest Refusal to Minister Seeking te Telephone Wife

Reds Blare Back With Jazz—  Thousands Of Yule Lights Twinkle Along Berlin Wall

More Serious Crimes Noted In 1960 In United States Than Ever Before

Late Box Score On The Riders   STATE INCREASE SMALL  U.S. Crime Rate Zooms

RECORD WORST IN HISTORY ~ Serious Crimes Growing In United States

Major Crimes Drop Some In Kingsport   FBI Says U.S. Had Major Crime Every 15 Seconds During 1960

Serious Crimes Made Sharp Rise in 1960   FBI Figures Show Missouri Had Fewer Murders.

Hoover Reports Serious Crimes in U.S.  Show 98 Per Cent Increase Since 1950

Humble Nun Is Canonized  By Pope Johr      Sister Boscardin Proclaimed Saint Of Catholic Church

Throughout Pennsylvania . . . Sirens to Signal Start  Of Civil Defense Alert

Civil Defense Test Friday to Be Nationwide   Citizens Must Take Cover for LO Min.utes During Eighth Annual Exercise.

First Family Goes to Church   rst Pamuiy Goes to Uhureh  Plot Doesn’t Stop JFK

Ruses Used To Guard Kennedys   President, Wife Attend Church At Palm Beach

President, Wife Go to Easte1 Services Without Incident   Cuban Touched Off Kidnap Plot Probe

Congolese Disarm 60 U.N. Troops at Railhead  Three Ghanaians Killed; Relie: Column Revorted Ambushed

Algerian Mob Burns 2 European Women, DeGaulle, Bourguiba Complete Talks

Three Home: Damaged By Twister   Two Dams Collapse; Grand Traverse Records 6.25 Inches of Rain

U.S. Welcomes Red Agreement Ox Talks   Rusk, Gromyko Will Meet in New York; Kremlin Accepts Public Bid to Make Further Negotiations Over City

Mrs. Kennedy Proudest Wife in World Pat Nixon Saddened for Husband

United Nations Reopens 15th General Assembly With Bitter Clashes Looming

Congo Crisis, Disarmament... =e armaments.  Bitter Clashes Loom In 7 N

Demand Control Over UN Planes And Strategic Bases to Give Up City C»ptured in Battle—President of Ghana Urees Order Be Restored

99 Nations Convene In  UN Session   Bitter Clashes Loom On Arms, Afriean Crisis

Sees Amicable Dealings With United States   Ex-Premier. Cabinet Aides Under House Arrest: 930 in Jails

Military Leaders Control Korea   Kennedy Completes First Traveling Diplomacy Try

Korea Chief Pledges to Purge Reds  ‘Leader Assures. Pro-U. S. Role -

Various Tax Proposals Popping Up To Finance Education In Our State

Rocky Names Group to Study State Compensation Problem   Levitt Would Scrap Aid To Schools, Change Plan

Traffic Death Toll Mounts; May Set All-Time Record   Expect More Than 500 to Be Killed: 13 Dead in Missouri So Far.   By The Associated Press

Fourth of July Accident Tol! Is Soaring Rapidly   Traffic Deaths, With Highways Jammed, Head for Record

Wounded Critically ‘Man Starts Gun Battle ‘In Conn. Police Station

Accused Spies Find  Humor — At Hearing Smile and Joke  As Evidence Against Five

Accused Spies Assume Gay Air As Study Begins   British Maintain Five Gave Secrets To Soviet Union

Drops By 210; 000 In March  Unemployment May Not Go Below 4 Million In ‘61

4s operd: —  Bill, Seeking New Kansas  College Pails   Wichita U. ‘Plan To Get 2 Years Additional Study

Minnesota Range Area Included:  FOOD STAMP PILOT PLAN START SET FOR JUNE 1

Kennedy Gets Big Welcome From Viennese   ‘Cool Reception Given Khrushchev

VIENNA COOL TO RED BOSS, CHEERS JACK   Thousands Brave Rain In Welcome; 'K’ Gets Whistles

Search Wears: Cn: hs ‘Mother’ Humbly eros Youth's: Disappearance

‘A Little on the Shady Side .  Three of Fake Lawyer Clients Facing Death

Democrats Discard Low-Cost Home Plar   Aim Is To Keep Afloat Housing Bill; Republicans Working For Substitute

 No Down Payments ‘Proposal for 40-Year Loans  ‘On Low Cost Homes Killed

Calls Attack On Tax Bill ‘Fatal Error’   AG Challengers Gevernor Stop  Bano Santee”

Daniel Sees ‘Fatal Slip’ By Wilson   Pair Swaps Charges Over Tax Proposal

President's father improved; US, Britain summit to be held  To decide meeting place late today

Meeting With Mac Still On   Elder Kennedy ‘Improved?  After Stroke

President To Keep Date In Bermuda  With F ther Slightly Improved.   nsasscrdar DE STT RE ne BA cece t Th eee   With Father Slightly Improved. Kennedy Will Meet Macmillan

Kennedy Will Go Ahead With Macmillan Talk  Father Fights Paralwtice Fffeate

Stroke Hits 13-Year Olds Right Side   Meeting May Move To Palm Beach Says Salinger

Kennedy, Mac Set for Talks   President's Ailing Father Reported Somewhat Improved

 eS Governor Signs  Redistrict Bill   Hospitalized by Stroke — Kennedy’s Ailing Father Improved

Kennedy's Father Improved; President Definitely Will Meet Macmillan Thursday

Father improved, Kennedy meeting with Macmillan   Recoanizes son

. \iling JFK. Dad   Somewhat Better  President. Macmillan Meet Thursday      ‘JFK Gives Up His Role in. ‘Tree Lighting

Condition Of Joe Kennedy Still Serious   President Decides T6 Proceed With Macmillan Meetin:

Joe Kennedy Is Improved Now After a Stroke  President Planning To Meet Mac Since

Despite Father's Illness  Kennedy To Talk With Macmillan: May Shift Parley

President’s Father Better Although Partly Paralyzed   Jack. Stays In Florida

Joe Kennedy Is Improved Now After a Stroke   President Planning To Meet Mac Since Father Shows Gain

resident Leaving Father’s Bedside For Bermuda Talks   ELDER KENNEDY 1S SOMEWHAT BETTER

Joseph Pz. Kennedy Hos Cerebral Hemorrhage  Kennedy to Meet With Macmillan As Father, 79, Sutters Stroke

Has ‘Good  Night’ After  Suffering Stroke President  Awaits Further Reports On His Father

President's Father Is Improved   Kennedy Meeting With Macmillan To Take Place

Suffered Stroke Playing Golf: Partly Paralyzed   Macmillan Meeting Definitely Scheduled

Kennedy Leaves Today For Conference With Maemillan   Favors Lifting Sanctions On Dominicans, Restore Status

Kennedy’s Father Is Said Improved   BUT TALKS MIGHT BE IN FLORIDA   Kennedy Will Still See Macmillan

Suffers Slight  Paralysis   Elder Kennedy Has Blood Clot On Brain, Site Of JFK-Mae Talks Undecided

Kennedy and Macmillan Will Begin Talks Today   Kennedy Sees Father, Confers With Doctor:

JK, Mac To Meet   Site Hinges On Condition Of President’s Stricken Father

Kennedy’s Father Slightly Improved   President to Meet With Macmillan as Planned

JFK Meeting With British Not Changed   Site of Macmillan: Talks: Depends on Father's Condition

JFK To Go Ahead With Meeting   Improvement Noted Tn Condition Of His Father

President and Macmillan to hold meeting   Elder Kennedy suffers stroke, slight paralysis

Kennedy’s Father Slightly Improved   ~~ «= JFK, Maemillan Talk Still Slated

Macmillan Talk Plans Unchanged   CRITICAL CONDITION   TONPFPRRPET)

Planned Meet With Macmillar Still Slated   Talks May Be Shifted To Palm Beach in View of Sudden Stroke

President At Bedside Of His Stricken Dad   ~ Macmillan Is In Bermuda ‘Big Two’ Conference May Be ‘Shifted To Palm Beach

JFK Plans To Meet With Macmilla Despite Serious Illness Of Father

President Goes To Bedside; May Meet Macmillan   Team of Heart and Vascular Specialists Brought In to Treat kx-Ambassador.

Kennedy to Fly fo Talks Today   Father's Condition Said Unchanged

Chief Executive To Meet Macmillan Despite Stroke Suffered By Parent

Condition Continues Serious   Ex-Envoy, 73, Suffers Stroke. Plans Okayed

Despite Father's !ilness  Kennedy—Macmillan Talks Still Scheduled

Scene Ot Talks Could Be Shifted   Jeseph Kennedy ° Shows Improvement Ouring Night ©

Illness May Fo ss May Force Chang ges  “Kennedy, Mace Still Will Meet

Stricken Father Of President Shows — - Chebe tanravemert in Florida Hocnital

Elder Kennedy Paralyzed By Clot on Brain   Chances of Survival Will Be Determined Within 48 Hours

Kennedy.af Side Of Ailing Father; Macmillan Waits   President's Meeting with British PM May Be Moved to Florida.

Conference still set JFK's paralyzed father improved, doctor reports

Shows Some Progress During Day   Suffers Stroke While Playing Golf; Will Still Hold Macmillan Confab

President To Meet British Prime Minister Thursday   are hee ae eS nena a  Kennedy. Sr. Improving

President Will Keep His Date With Macmillan      British Prime Minister Has Offered To Come To Palm Bench

Macmillan Meeting Set ‘Kennedy's Father Improves  After Stroke While Golfing

BLOOD CLOT. PARALYZES  LEFT SIDE   Joseph P. Kennedy’s Condition Better Today; He Recognizes Members of Family But Can Not  Speak. :

JFK To Meet Macmillan: Father Better   Conference May Be Held In Palm Beach; Decision Due Loter

Doctors Say Progress Of Dad ‘Slight’   Bermuda Meeting Not Certain, May Be In Palm Beach

Doctor Says Paralysis In  Left Side   ie!  Ex-Ambassador Is Able To Recognize Son, Young Niece

President’s  Father Said To Be Better   KENNEDY-MACMILLAN MEET STILL SLATED

President Will Attend Conference   Kennedy Meetswith Key Foreign Policy Aides

JFK to Meet British Chief  In Bermuda   Talks With His hey Foreign Poliey Aides On Various Subjects

Kennedy s Father tsa Bit Better   Conference May Be in Palm Beach Rather Than Bermuda.

Stroke Hits Former U.S.  Ambassador  Chief Executive Set To Meet British Prime Minister

Father's Illness Will Not Keep President Away   May Be Held Ir Florida Rather Than Bermuda

Father’s Condition  Slightly Improved   Decision Reached After Assurances By Doctors: Return Slated Friday

Kennedy To Meet With  Macmillan   President's Father Shows Some Progress After Tuesday Stroke

Elder Kennedy Suffers Stroke   President Definitely Will Meet With Macmillan; Site Uncertain

Partially Paralyzed By Stroke   President's Talk With Macmillan Still Scheduled

Crisis Still 24 To 48 Hours Away  JFK’s Father Improves   Maemillan Parley  Is Still Scheduled

Decides Talks Should Be Held AfterConferr ing With Father’s Doctor Corps

Dad's Stroke Won't Delay Macmillan Talk   JFK May Confer With British Leader At Palm Reach

President’s Fa her  Shows Improvemeni      Former Ambassador Had Serious Stroke; Macmillan Conference Diseussed

Macmillan Awaits President  Dad lmproves, Kennedy Flies to Bermuda Today

Say Mac, JFK ToGo Ahead With Talks   May Change Fi From Ber muda To Florida, Near Hospital.

May Shift Site Because of Serious IIIness of President's Father—

J.F.K.To Go Ahead With Conference   Will Meet British Leader If Father  Remains Improved

President In Florida With Ailing Father   Ex-Ambassador Has Cerebral Hemorrhage

Elder Kennedy Better; MacMillan Meeting On   Rusk To Palm Beach To Assist In Parley Plan

US., British Chiefs Open Talks Today   Kennedy Confers With Dad’s Doctors Decides On Trip

Conference May Be Shifted To Palm Beach Where Elder Kennedy's Stroke Left Paralvsis

SITE WILL BE DECIDED LATE TODAY   Kennedy Clan Head Paralyzed Following Stroke

UP BERLIN SITUATION   conference Follows Up Rusk - Gromyko Talks On Possibility of EastWest Negotiations

To Attend Celebration In African Nation  Vice President Departs On Overseas Mission

Casa Presa De Las Llamas En Aron Do Ta Fertr   La Tormenta Tropical N oO Es Un Peligro Para EE. Unidos

Nationalism May Do It In Future  It’s Romantic To Think Communists Are Split

Troops Stage Maneuvers; Test Defense   nnn ene eee eee ee eee ee ee reer eee eee ee ee eee E ee WERE COU ORUSUUORU CUP URURURUCPOREUTUVCUTOCTUCLOS POU CUUOUGOSUCURRUDEVUSUGCRON RP BEES  UPI Survey Reveals Potential Effect of Destructive 50-meqaton Atomic Device

Rockefeller Announces Job Traiming F or Thousands of Relief Recipients

Old Guard Vs. New... Emotional Clash Over Old Reader Splits Twin Lakes

U.N. Command Arrests Dozens; Ishombe Yields  Only Minor Clashes Mark Occupation Of   Only Minor Clashes Mark Occupation Of Katanga Capital

White Officers Banished  'Tshombe Capitulates To UN Show OF Military Forces

White Officers Katanga Army Ousted by U. N.  President Capitulates; Operation Aimed at Returning Rule of  f Deauvinne $a I aanalduilla

Men Commanding Negr: Troops In Katanga Rounded Up   PROVINCE DUE TO JOIN LEOPOLDVILLE

Inside The News   UN Aids Katanga Army In  Ousting Whites From Ranks

Katanga’s Army Chiefs Arrested  White Officers Seized by U.N. Congo Unit

W. German Envoy Defends Negotiations with Khrushchev   Macmillan Issues Berlin Progress Report to House

He Angrily, Publicly Denies It -  Official Version Puts Rap On Krol

Macmillan Says Progress Made  Declines To Give Details On Berlin

Kroll Reports Berlin Plans His Own Idea   Not Authorized by Bonn Regime, He Saves in Statement

POSITION STRENGTHENED 4: American Planes Arrive In Laos To Bolster Army

U.S. Planes to Aid Laos Fight Reds   Tiny Nation Gives Warning to Russia

Decision Vexes Justice Clark  High Court Seis Aside  Moonshiner Conviction

SUPREME COURT TO HEAR BECK APPEAL   Fenner President Of Teamsters  Union Under 15-Year Sentence ’ For Larceny

Paris. Bonn Want United Stand First   Meeting Fails To Bridge Gap In Nations’ Thinking

APPROVAL SEEN ON BERLIN TALK   United Allied Stand Still Unformed 

Cuban Accuses U.S. Says Invasion Training  Going On In Cities   Still Apart Allies In Disagreement On Berlin Strategy

Gap on Berlin Talks Remains   France, W. Germany Would Delay But Will Give Reluctant Approval

By France, West Germany  Further U. S.-Red Talks To Be OK’'D Reluctantly

Allies May OK Talks on Berlin  U.S. Would Continu  Meetina Soviets

Approval Of  West Germany, France Expected   Would Prefer Delay Until West Agrees To A United Approach

2 Of Allies Give OK To Berlin Talks   France And West Germany Reluctant In Approving Move

But Unity On Approach Is Main Problem   Exchanges Would Be At Ambassadorial Level, Report Says

Expect Reluctant Approval By West Germany, France To U. S.-Soviet Parleys

i S., Soviet Ambassadors Would Confer:  OK Expected On Berlin Talks

Paris, Bonn Glum on Talks  Want Unity Among Western Allies On Berlin Problem

Two Two Allies Expected To Okay More Talks   Talks On U.N. Post Intensified  Adlai Reports Some Drang Aan  race Ratwa   Adiai Reports Some Progress Between U. S., Soviet Union

U.S. Urges Continued Parleys With Reds France, W. Germany  May Okay More Talks

Kennedy To Get Neutral Peace Plea   Sukarno And Keita To Hear U.S. Stand On Berlin Crisis

Two Envoys To Present Non-Aligned Nations’ View for Peace To Kennedy

Sukarno, Keita Here To Ask  JFK To Start Negotiations, To Get Straight U.S. Talk   Ike Pleads With Young GOP Lawmakers To Put Brakes On Dem. Spending

President  Awaits Visit by ‘Neutrals’  Polite Ear, Then: Straight . Talk Planned ‘by Kennedy

OFFICIALS ‘RESENTFUL’  Kennedy Receives Pwo ‘Non-Aligned’ Emissaries Teday

WiLL URGE TALKS  Kennedy to Confer With Delenates of Non-Alianed

Woman, 77, falls into Wes!   West Berliner wins ‘tug-o-war with Red police

Old Woman Who Only Wanted to ‘Die In Peace’ Becomes Cold War Pawn

JFK Schoo Aid Plan Criticized    Plan Discriminates Against Parochial Schools, Says Solon

U.S. Pressure Averts New GM Strikes  60 Plants Settle,   60 Plants Settle, But 262,000 Workers Still Idle

ROMPERS FOR HAIRY HOUNDS   JFK, Goldberg Pressing For UAW-GM Settlement

Pressure From Government Averts Strike   Indefinite Extension OC: Contract Set

Kennedy Asks GM, Auto Unior To End Strike   Rusk, Allies Charting Berlin Negotiations

Auto Peace Snagged On Local Issues   GM's 129 Plants Almost Completel Shut By Reuther

 Local Issue Deadlock Remains  ‘Kennedy Calls for Weekend ‘Agreement on GM Contract

; ‘Obligation to Country’ == Aéninstation Urges Union,  'GM to Reach Speedy Accord

White House Urges Quick Settlement   Labor Secretary Hopes For Return to Work At GM by Monday

JFK appeals for auto pact   Renew pressure to get snagged talks moving

Increased US. Pressure Averts New GM Strike   United Auto Workers Redouble Efforts to Reach an Agreement by Monday.

Gov't Urges Settlement Of Strike At GM   Goldberg Requesis Full Production bv Monday

mie 5 et i  Federal Pressure Exerted On GM, Striking Auto Workers   Hurricane Relief Drive Intensified

Goldberg Urges Monday Limit In GM Strike   Government Steps Up Pressure on Company, Union to End Dispute.

Urges Return To Productoir By Monday   Four-Day Strike Idling More Than 250,000 Workers

Administration Asks Deadline For GM Accord   Goldberg Pleads For Full Output Ry Monday

Kennedy Urges Deadline For G.M. Settlement   Goldberg Asks Full Production Monday

Sub-Earth Blast First Since ‘58   Kennedy Announces  U.S. Still Ready To Talk on Ban

Underground Shot is Fired   President Announces First of New Series

One of Series Is ‘Low Yield’, JFK Declares   Nation Was Forced To Renew Tests, President Relates

Kennedy Announces  Start Of Series   ROCKET TESTED — Russians Detonate 10th Nuclear Device

First U.S. Nuclear Test Since *58 Conducted at Spot in Nevada Desert

U.S. Resumes Nuclear Tests   First Since 1958 Is Announced, Result o! Russian Blasts

U. S. Resumes Nuclear Testing With Underground Blast at Nevada Site   Reds Set Off 10th Nuclear Blast: Test New Rocket

 MIMLCr erOURC JOXpLOsion  Fi inst U.S, Atomic Test Since °58 Fired At Noon

US. Fires First Atom Test Today   No Fallout From Uialereround Blast

U.S. Explodes First Nuclear Test Since ’58  JFK Announces WD ed we ee   JFK Announces Underground Blast in Nevada

riring first of series —  U.S. explodes nuclear weapon under the around

U.S. nuclear weapons shot fired in Nevada  Underground test, first since 1958, is   Underground test, first since 1958, is a low vield blast beainning a series   Red buzzing of U. S. planes discussed at Big Four confab

U. S. Fires First Atomic Weapons Test Since 1958   Underground Firing Made At Nevada Site

Underground Shot Fired at Nevada Test Site   Resumption of © Testing Announced By Kennedy

A-Testing Is Resumed In Nevada   Fire Nuclear Device Undergound; No Fallout Will Result From Blast

NO FALLOUT FROM BLAST SUBSURFACE   American Tests To Be Conducted In All Secrecy

First Shot Fired In Nevada Underground   President Says Explosion Occurred Today; No Fallout Reported; First Test Since Ban Started in 1958

U.S. Resumes  Nuclear Tests      Underground Blast Ist Since 1958

List Funds in Plan for County Road Aid   Livingston Would Receive  $10,466 for Construction, ¢7 527 tar Maintenance.

BURMESE IS SELECTED BY UN DELEGATES   U Thant To Serve As Hammarskiold’s Successor Until 1963   ADOPTS POLICY OF NONALIGNMENT

U Thant Elected To Secretaryship By 103-0 Ballot   Asian Delegate To Complete Term Of Hammarskijold

U Thant Voted Into Dage’s Place  Will Be Acting Assembly Head Until 1963

103 Nations Give Nod To Buddhist   General Assembly Is Unanimous On Dag’s Successor

Acting Chief To Serve Rest Of Dag’s Term   Will Invite Limited Number of Advisers To Act on Top Issues

Burmese Io Be Head Of Secretariat   Zorin Agrees But Is Firm On Stand On Permanent Official:

REPLACES DAG   Unanimous Vote Gives Burman Temporary Post   Related Story Page 10

Gets Unanimous  Endorsement by 103 Members  Burmese Swears Not to Seek or Accept Instructions From Any External Authority.

Three Members Of Everett Family Die In Fire Today   Fire Razes Nearly Completed Home In North End of Nashua

E ND TO dU. 5. ALD AID DE Me A! \DEI D  Red Chinese Stalling  Cease Fire for Laos

Growing Demand For Credit  More Funds Available  In Farm Loan Program

Johnson And Nehru Talk For Four Hours   Two Meet Today For Final Session; Reception Of Vice President Warm

Stowaway Turned Over To Soviets  Extra-Territorial Rights Inv olved,  epee eS ESE Sa

Stowaway Is Given  To Russians  Found Aboard U.S. Military  Train in Germany

Stowaway Returned fo Reds by U.S.   Young East German Was Hiding Aboard Military Train

Clay Explains U.S. Rights In Train Delay  Stowaway Handed Over Before Reds Let Travelers Pass

Mark« lest hic American citi.   School Board Rules  Beard-Growing Is ‘Disceouraged’

TO BE, NOT TO BE IS QUESTION ENE TION  Pupils’ Beards Give  - Edueators an Tteh

TO BE, NOT TO BE IS QUESTION - Pupils’ Beards Give  ~ Edueators an Iteh

IN OLD CHURCH RITES Archbishop Cody Assumes “N. O. Coadjutor Position

Need Some Ice Cubes?   Butte, Walkerville Citizens to Vote \In Elections Today   \Anaconda Has Vontest for Mayor Today

India Has New 5-Year Plan  Annual Income of np -: / a   Annual Income of $80.85 Per Capita Objective by 1966

AIDNAPER OF FO R Police Fear Con Kluded  dragnet      Victims Escape

State Civil Rights Bill Advanced   See Senate Passage Today; Vote Down ‘Right-to-Work’ Rider For One of Measures

JFK Told U.S. Lags in Space Race   Soviet to Get Man in Space First, Says Group

Space Program ls Hit Sharply   U.S. Prestige Is Cited At Stake; Odds With Soviet:

Study Decries lke Space Plan   Kennedy Advised U.S. Prestige Is at Stake

Report To Kennedy Outlines Program. piled ec neces SES  Claim Prestige Of U. 5. At Stake In Space Race

Space Program Sharply Assailec By Study Group   Report to Kennedy Says U.S. Prestige At Stake in Race

Hospital Fire Traps 100, Leaves 15 Dead   CAR BOUNCES INTO PHONE LINES IN FATAL CRASH 

Ulbricht Calls West Germany Main War Spot   Stalinists Draw Most Attacks As Does Plot Of ‘57

Commies May Expel Four (id Leaders   Albania Target For Indicating National Stand

Stalinist Cult Is Condemned In Angry Jabs   Albanian Party Boss Target of Speakers: Disgrace in Purging

Flood of Condemnations Pour Out at 22nd Red Party Congress; Purges?

Congress Hears Condemnation of  Old Stalinists  East Germany’s Walter Ulbricht   East Germany’s Walter Ulbricht Gets in Some Shots at Favorite Target, West Germany.

Flood Of Attacks At Old Stalinists Marks Red Meet   East German Boss Gets in Some Shots At West Germany

Possible New Purges Seen Likely     ‘Liquidation’ Now Not Physical, Says Anastas Mikoyan

Three W. ays to World Conflict...  Red Action Could Set Off War Over Berlin

Over Berlin Crisis  Me rn en ee te em em Se  At Least Three Ways in Which Western Powers, Soviet Union Could Go to War

Three Wavs Russia And Western Powers Could Go To War Over Berlir

Both Sides Recognize Stakes  Several Critical Situations Could Trigger Berlin War

Berlin Holds 3 Avenues For Start of War   Some Reasons Appear Trivial But Have Deep Seated Significance

U.S. Prepares White Paper On Germany   ‘FREE CITY’   WESTERN-SOVIET STAKES HIGH BELOW SURFACE  Berlin Crisis Loaded With War Powder   COMPROMISE?   BORDER GUARDS

At least 3 ways contiict could start  Will U.S.-Reds go to war over Berlin?

Three Principal Ways In Which War Might Break Out Listed   Blockade Of Land And Air Routes Into Berlin May Start Shooting

War Over Berlin Could Break Out In Three Ways, Hightower Says   Some Surface Issues So Trivial That Risk of Great Conflict Seems Absurd, Yet Real Stakes Are Recognized us of Vital Importance

Shouting Over Berlin Could Lead fe Shooting In Three Different Ways.

White Paper Being Prepared On Berlin   Soviets, West Could Go To War Over Berlin

Rusk Blasts Soviet U.N. Assaults; Says U.S. May Use Veto   ‘White Paper’ Also Planned On Germany   Hard to Say Just What All the Shouting Is About Three Roads Outlined as Possible Routes to a War on Berlin

Berlin Holds 3 ‘Keys’ To War’s Door   L.S.. Soviet See Real Stakes Vital In Cold War Issue

Here Are Three Possible Ways for Going to War Over Berlin   Rusk Fires Blast at Khrushchev

There Are Three Ways War III Could Develop Over West Berlin Crisis

White Paper Is Prepared On Berlin  - To Dramatize Weet Fffort   \/ver berlin:  Three Ways To Go To Wat

What Are the Possibilities of War:  Three Ways Berlin May Light Spark

A War Potential In 3 Possible Berlin Events   A U. S. ‘White Paper In The Draft Stave

Berlin Crisis Involved In Explosive Factors Could Bring On A Major Conflic

SHOUTING LEAD TO SHOOTING?  There Are 3 Ways War Could Start Over Berlin

War Possibilities:   Three Ways Are Outlined For Conflict-Over Berlin

Cease-Fire Offer Called  Encour “aging   Pentagon Cancels Airlift Exercise

Kennedy Meets With Advisers Again On Laotian Situation      To Weigh More Active Role For U.S. In Strife-Torn Nation   ‘Committee Probing Cuban Invasion Fiasco Hears Secretary Rusk

Meet Fourth Time In Nine Days On Laos   Consider Intervention By SEATO Power:

Talks Continue on  Possible U.S. Action   Kennedy and Aides Study Intervention to Stop Reds

Calls National Security Council On U.S. Role in Laos Situation   Another Roadblock To Cease-Fire Is Reported

Study Possibility Of Joining Allies In Use of Force   Still See Chance for Easing of Tension In Southeast Asia

Kennedy, Advisors Meet And Ponder Strategy For Laos  President to Meet With  Security Council; No New  PSPS Reece, . Peaee 

Security Council  Meeting Today   President, Aides to Determine if Alied Troops to Be Used

US. Nearing Decision on Laos Crisis  coe   Kennedy Meets with Security Couneil Teday

SEE POSSIBLE MILITARY ACTION   ny Intervention Would Be Through SEATO  KENNEDY   Schedules Fourth Session On Crisis Today With Security Council

Calls National Security Council:  Kennedy Meets Top Brass To Discuss Red Advances

More Active U. S. Role Security Council Meet 'Resumed On Laos Crisis

U.S. WEIGHS ACTIVE LAOS WAR ROLE   Kennedy And Security Council Meet Again On Intervention; Secrecy Is Tight As In Wartime.

Kennedy, Rusk Confer on Laos   President Interrupts Weekend in Virginia

ACTIVE LAOS WAR ROLE   Kennedy And Security Council Meet Again On Intervention; Secrecy Is Tight As In Wartime.

President Cuts Weekend Short,  Decision Near   Top Diplomatic, Military Officials Discuss Asia Crisis

Five Spend Puzzling Evening: Wrong Banque'   Young Georgia Couple, Two Children Vanish, Family Car Only Clue for Puzzled Authorities

Enlarged Rules Committee May Change Tactics   May Not Act A: “Whipping Boy’

GOP Opposition Overridden  Quick Okay saciid  For Housing Measure

TO LAY OFF 54 MINERS AT ~ WALTONVILLE   Daily And Annual Produc. tion Will Not Be Changed, Officials Announce.

TOLAY OFF 54 MINERS AT WALTONVILLE   A ERS TES SEES  Daily And Annual Produc. tion Will Not Be Changed, Officials Announce.

Apology Is Made For Tokyo Riots  Four of Participants   Four of Participant: Sorry for Their Act

Apologize For Riots  Japanese Studen'   Japanese Students Speak to Hagerty

Four Japs Apologize To Hagerty   Participants In Riots Send Their Pecrete

NIKITA DELAYS VISIT TO U.N.   Kennedy Sends Congress Natural Resources Plan

Division Is Closing Down In Wellington   Santa Fe Continues Operating Point There, However

Katangans Claim Fail of Big UN Base, Capture of 500   How Important Was Dag to Congo?

On The Inside   While Kennedy Re While Kennedy Reports....  Khrush Does Cha, Cha, Cha

Adlai to stay at U.N. post   Will not run for U.S. Senate from Illinois

Sergeants Domestic Servants  JFK Asked To Stop Enlisted Men  From Being Servants To Officers

Using Enlisted Servicemen as Servants’ Hit  Kowalski Claims 25  Sergeants Doing PManles Waasenkala lab

BANDS TO ‘SWAP’ TOWNS NEXT WEEK   Orange City Band To Play Here On July 13; Akron There July 14

This and: That  AKRON & ORANGE CITY BANDS— “TO SWAP” . TOWNS THIS WEEK

 This and That  AKRON, & ORANGE. CITY BANDS—' mig SWAP. i TOWNS THIS WEEK

6 More Firms Are Indicted   Price-Fixing Seen by Federal Grand Jury in Milwaukee

6FirmsFace Charges Under Antitrust Acf   Electronic Hardware Producers Accused Of Fixing Prices

Six Electrical Firms Indicted  Price Fixing Charaes   Price Fixing Charges Are Made by U.S. Jury

 Primary Election Unnecessary Here: No Contests On Either Ticket

IF BUSINESS WORSENS  Call For Temporary Tax Cuts Studied By Kennedy

Kennedy Studies Temporary Cut. In Income Taxes   Committee He Named Urges Action if Slump In Business Worsens

~PROPOSED BY CGMMITTEE— Kennedy Studies Call  For Income Tax Cuts

Group Proposes Emer gency Steps  Temporary Tax Cut Plan Given Kennedy

Would Be Only Temporary Cut in The Spring  Emergency Measures Urged For Recovery Of Nafion’s Economy

Herter Reports To Panel On Cuba Crisis   Kennedy Studying Call For  Temporary Income Tax Cut:

U.N. Scraps Castro’s Invasion Charge; Raul Roa Says ‘Cuba Is Not Alone’   Herter Discusses Cuban Crisis With Committee

Income Tax Cut Studied By Kennedy   Plan Emergency Measures If Economy Slumps

If Slump Grows Worse Kennedy Studies Temporary Income  Tax Cut Proposal

Temporary Tax Cuts Are Asked lf Slump Holds   JFK Has Under Studv Call Made  Ry Committee

Temporary income tax cut is studied   If business slump takes turn for worse

Income Tax Cu Call is Studied By Kennedy   Group Urges Speedy Action On Temporary ’ Reduction In Taxes

Strategy To Halt Slump Under Study   Group Critical OF Wavy Ihe Handling Business Falloff

America’s Position Abroad .     Herter Goes Before Senate Committee to Discuss Cuba

Herter Briefs Commitfee On Cuba, Laos   Kennedy, Rusk Alsc Slate Session In Washington

Kennedy Studies Proposal For Temporary Tax Cuts To Boost U.S. Economy

Should Business Slump Worsen Kennedy Studies Call  For Income Tax Cuts

Kennedy Studies Income Tax Cuts   Sagging Economy May Necessitat: Cut In Spring, Group Says

Herter Briefs Senate Group  On Laos, Cubs  More Information On Events Leading To Break Sought

Plan to Cut Taxes Given To Kennedy   Committee Favors Cut In Income Tax If Slump Continues in Business

Kennedy Urged To Cut Income Tax In Spring   Advisers See Need If Business Slump Starts Getting Bad

Herter's Review Not Encouraging, Senators Say   Kennedy and Rusk Also to Meet Today

Proposed To Boost Economy   Swifl Action Reeommended By Committee

On Trouble Spots Abroad  Herter Briefs Senate Foreian Relations Group

Laos and Cuba Included — Herter Briets Senate  Group on Trouble Spots

[Temporary Tax Cuts Seen Possible If Slump Takes Turn for the Worse

IF BIZ SLUMP WORSENS Kennedy Studies A Call For  Temporary Income Tax Cuts

Fax Cut Plan Under Study  By Kennedy  Temporary Slash Urged i  Slunp

Cuts in Income  Tax Are Studiec   President-Elect Kennedy Would Ask Slashes If Slump Worsens

Laos. Cuba In Herter’s Senate Talk  Kennedy. Rusk Meet On Policy

Kennedy Studies Program Submitted by Committee On Economic Evaluation

JFK Studies Income Tax Cut Reques!   Group Desires Slash In Spring If Slump Takes Turn For Worse

IF SLUMP WORSENS  Temporary Tax  Cut Eyed by JFK      AT CLOSE OF YEAR Overall Assets of Paris Financial Institutions Up

No Vote Taken On Accusation   Senators Briefed on  World Trouble Spots

New York:  Cut in Taxes Under Study By Kennedy   Short Reduction  May Be Made If  Slump Continues

WEATHER   Kennedy Studies Tax Cut  Group Suggest:   Group Suggests Slash to Counter Business Slump

Income Tax Cut Under Study by President. lect  Dt en . ee ee   Temporary. Measure lf Slump Weorsens

Any Slash Would Be Temporary   Business Slump To Decide Need Of Action

Kennedy Experts Propose Tax Cuts [If Slump Goes On   Broad Economic Lift Setup Given President-elect

Kennedy Studies Call For Temporary  Tax Cuts If Business Slump Worsens

KennedyStudiesCall  To Cut Income Tax   Heitiaister Holds Stage  Bushels Of Bills Offered In Senate

‘If! Spring Slump Worsens —  ‘Kennedy Asks Tax Cut Study   Final Budget Large, Stresses Defensive Outlay

Initiative Ordinance Eyed   Committee Makes Proposals  Kennedy Studies Tax Cut In Event Slump Worsens

Kennedy Studying Temporary Income Tax Cut if Business Recessions Worse

President-Elect Studies Report Of Committee   Group Proposes Emergency Measure: Held ‘Needed Now’

World’s Hot Spots  Discussed   Herter Paints *Bad Picture’ For Committee

JFK Studies Plan To Half Business Sag   Group Evaluates Nation's Economy; Offers 9-Point Plan

‘To Offset Business Siump 7 *__o aC ) Kennedy Considers Plan Calling For Tax Decrease

JFK ADVISORS FAVOR TAX CUT TO AlD ECONOMY   Samuelson Grow p Opposes Blind Adherence to Balanced Budget.

Temporary Tax Cut lf Business Slumps  Kennedy Appointed Committee Ask: For Swift Action by Administration To Put Into Effect Emergency Plan

Kennedy Studies Income Tax Cuts To Spur Nation's Sagging Economy;

Police in Berlir Clash in Two Tear Gas Dueis  14 Escape to Wect Including   14 Escape to West, Including Four Policemen

Communists Start Both Exchanges   Toss Grenades At Television Crew Of ‘Radio Free Berlin

If Increase Increase Is Made  Gasoline Tax Hike Funds Ear-Marked

Secy. Freeman Urges Speed on Farm Program  Telis Congress It Is Needed to Restore Natinnal Feanany

Gives Up In New Orleans  Mafia Rackets Boss Now Unwanted By Six Nations

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Charches Religios  Peoeatures)

 Project Not Yet Dead, Engineer Says  Feasibility Report Crushes Eastern Oklahoma Turnpike

Four Crew Members Killed 102 I'lee To Satety As Jet Airliner Crashes

Jet Airliner Crashes In Swirling Snow;  Four Crewmen Killed,102 Flee To Safety

{ Crewmen Die, Many Injured At Idlewild 102 Passengers Flee Burning  Plane After Crash On Takeoff

FINAL EDITION   CREWMEN DIE Mexican Jetliner Fails On Takeoff, 102 Survive

'Plaus In Question   Kennedy Cancels Talk To Mayors  .  To Favor Back

No Worsening of Condition, Says Press Secretary  Had Been Scheduled Ad  hAnuAre

LAME BACK IS CHANGING JACK’S PLANS   Cancels Speech to Mayors Today and Week's Press Conference; Trips Abroad Still on Sched-. ule. 

Kennedy Cancels Speech Because Of Back Ailment   Progress Is Made In IS 77 Project

JFK Cancels Speech Due Tc Ailing Back  But Condition  Not Worsening, Salineer Savs

President Kennedy Cancels Speect To Speed Recovery of Back Ailment

)f Spying For Poland  State Department Employee Accused   Kennedy Cancels Speaking Date

Reported  Sore Back No Worse   Salinger Says Rest to Speed Recuperation

Kennedy Cancels Speaking Date to Speed Recovery   Emphasize His Condition Is Not Worse

JFK Cancels Speech Today   Decision Made T: Allow Back Time To Receive Rest

Just a Matter of Time  Speech Canceled to Let Kennedy's Back Improve

White House Denies That President’s Condition I[s Worsening; Other Rumors Also Scotched.  SYVITECPRTAVAT TOLI CAs AT   QUESTION THROWN OVER FUTURE PLANS

President Cancels Address On Account of Ailing Back   White House Says Condition Improving; Congressional Leaders Also Report

Kennedy Cancels Speech Because Of Aching Back   Vice President Johnson Will Make Talk to Group of Mayors in Washington.

President Calls Off Speech. To Speed Recovery Of Back   Ike Claims Invasion Needs Air Cover

President Curtails  Schedule  Calls Off Speeking Date To Speed  it Diansanwas

Cumberland Locks, Dam Dedicated Stahr Foresees Boost In Ohio River Economy

Castro Calls Giant Rally  Second Anniversary   Second Anniversary Of Revyelt Marked

Congo Strife U Thant's. First Issue   Secretary-General Holds Initial Talks With. Zorin

U.N. Session Is Asked On Congo Strife  Security Council Meeting Likely To Be Scheduled

Congo Troubles First Big Issues For UN's U Thant  Expected To Call A Meeting On Situatior RAnarndeu fn. T aecde

Central Regime Concedes Full Retreat Begun   Congo Issue Presents First Test for U Thani

Case Given Security Council   Three Countries Ask Solution To African Crisis

House Cuts $125 Million Off Dirksen Sees Foreign Aid Bill Funds Being Restored

Nine Persons Die While Shoveling Snow—  Zero Weather Hits Midwest Following Heavy Snowfalls

18 Below Zere Cold Numbs South Dakota   Strong Winds Whip  Snow Into Huge Drifts In Parts Of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota

It’s Darn Cold In Midwest   Sub-Zero Temperature Hits Several Areas

Snow Ends, Mercury Drops   Below Zero  Readings Extend From Midwest To Upper Mississippi

Cold Moderates Through Midwes!  1. _aLewewn & ok’   - Northeast Section Gets Sting of Cold

Minus Zero Readings In Many Areas   Nine Known Deoths From Shoveling Snow

RECORD ZERO, HEAVY SNOW IN MIDWEST   Arctic Air Is Centered In North, Plains States   Warnings Issued In Areas Extending From Eastern Kentucky To N. Y.

Below Zero Marks Hit Northeast  ‘Midwest Also   Midwest Also Experiences Frigid Weather, Rain Falle In Santhwoet

Zero Weather Follows Snow   Cold Stings Large Part of U.S.; Strong Winds Whip up Big Drifts

Dominican: Republic Hit By Rioting   Ourbursis Against ‘Trujillo Sweeping Island Nation

Ciudad Trujillo Hit By Violence  Martial Law May Be Proclaimed After A Night Of Violence

Unrest Grips Dominica Again  Anti-Truiillo Factian   Anti-Trujillo Faction Blamed for Rioting

Rioting Against Trujillo Clan   Dominican Republic Is Site of Street Fights By Students, Police.

‘DREAM DATE’ ON SCOOTER   2 FEARED DEAD IN RIOTS Martial-Law Due In Ciudad Trujillo

Bloody Rioting Leaves Two Dead, 45 Injured;  Rumblings Over Island

Bloody Riofing In Dominican City in Night   Anti-Trujillo Feeling: Causes Demonstratior

Dominican Republic Capital Rocked By Most Violent Riot Since Trujillo Assassination   ARREST 57 YOUTHS

Dominican Rioting  Claims 2   Bloody Clashes Heighten Prospects For Martial Law; 45 Persons Hurt

Riots Hit Dominican Republic   Martial Law Proclamation Expected as Anti-Trujillo Crowds Fight Island Police   STREETS SFALFD OFF

Unrest Grips Dominica Again   Anti-Trujillo Faction Blamed For Rioting

Bloody Battle Leaves 2 Dead, Scores Injured   Policemen Suffer Injuries From Rock Barraqes

Latin America: —  Two Killed i in Bloody Riots During Night   Dominican Rebels Protest Rule by — Trujillo Forces

Dominican Moh Fights Police —   Two Teen-Agers Are Killed, 45 Hurt in Political Riots

Anti-Trujillo Feeling Rages after Riofing  Dominican Bloodshes Might Force Three Truiillos to Leave

Martial Law Probably ‘To Be Declared   Police Arrest 57 Of Youth Groups In Bloody Clash

OPPOSITION T0 TRUJILLO RULE RISING   Police Kill 2 Youths, Arrest 57; Some Trujillos Head. For Exile. But Rafael Jr. Stays.

Unrest Grips Dominica Again  Anti-Trujillo Faction  : Rlamed far Riatina

In Dominican Republic Martial Law Proclamation Near After Night of Bloody Rioting

At Least 2 Youths Killed, 46 Persons Injured During Violent Outbreak in Capital

e 2 — ET ee a ioti Nng 00 y STUDENT SITDOWN STRIKE PROTESTS RECTOR  .». broken windows and furniture, torn paintings followed by police clubs and bloody heads  Two Dead, Many Hurt As Anti-Trujillo Feelings Erupt In Violenc

CUBA STILL ON ‘ALERT’ FOR ATTACK   Watch Kennedy For Aggression States Guevara

Cautioned To Be Prepared  ‘Invasion’ Alert Over, Cuban Soldiers Head Back To Farms

 ‘Time to In ject New Blood Party’ s Personnel Could See Changes

Kozlov Says Party Needs ‘New Blood’   Top Red Official Raps Molotow At Congress Session

Red Sees Need Of Fresh Blood   Party Attacks in Kremlin Continue

Soviet Red Party Torn By Strife   Kozlov Attacks Mofoto. And Calls for New Blood in Ranks.

Iwo Testify In Ladutko Trial  Charged In Deaths Of Wife, Attorney

PREMEDITATION CHARGED State Witnesses Testify In Ladutko Murder Trial

Tornado Hits in Tennessee  3 Killed In Village Struck By Twister

Wide Areas Being Hit By Storms  Tornadoes Hit    Tornadoes Hit Indiana And III nois Towns

Wadsworth Says:   se TR ED  - Negotiators Hampered By Lack of Direction

Pornography Ring Broken; 52 Indicted   Five From Michigan Included in Long List Returned by Grand Jury

Engineers Stand Pat Deadline Passes In Air Strike; No ‘Action’ Yet

Court Action Appears Likely  Newburgh Deties State, Federal Welfare Boards

ToChallenge Subpoena  levee teasinaiins State Welfare Clash Hotter

Court's  Action Is  Indicated  9 Officials Balk At Albany Session

Sen. Capehart Resolution Opposes Tractor Barter for Cuban Rebels

VOL. 66 — NO. 100   HARK THE HERALD --  800 Went Down With The Four Chaplains—

Probe of Denver Police Order  Ex-FBI Man, Turned Coloradk Sheriff. Guilty of Buralary

Hundreds of Homes Burned  Los Angeles Suburbs Hit By Worst Fire in History

GALE WINDS WHIP FLAMES IN CALIFORNIA   Many $100,000 Mansions Lost; Nixon  Evacuates House   POLICE MOBILIZED TO STOP LOOTING

100 Damaged; Nixon, Movie Fioures Flee   Holocaust Sweeps Plush Bel-Air Area; Disaster Declared

Fidel Part In Plot  Unknown   (Related Storics and Pictures, Pages 4,6, 12 and 37)

INTENDED TO SELL $5 MILLION PLANE TO CUBA  Hijackers Planned to Live Like Kings

HIJACK HALLUCINATION  Pair Wanted to Sell Plane ~ Jo Cuba. Live Like Kings

Ask Parley For Joint  Defense  Soviet Claim West Germany Brings Threat

Finns Concerned By Red Pressure  Soviet Claims West  Germany Menanrina

Reds Demand Quick Talks With Finns   See War Threat In Baltic Area

New Demand Threatens  Neutrality   Diplomats Fear  Repetition Of   . 12 We War?

Hopes Dashet By Russian’s Talk To Finn   Strong Pressure Renewed For Joint Defense Measures

New Russian Pressure Put On Finland   Soviets Say Bonn Aggression Threat Mounting Sharply

Fear Russ Will Force Pact Talks   Finns See No Threat Of War In Baltic

Reds In New Plea  To Finns  Apply Pressure For Parley On  laint Datancea

USSR Agair Asks Talks With Finns  Cites ‘Threat’ Of German  Agooression

 (Because Of ‘Alarming News’  Soviets Press Finland For ‘Consultations’

Increased Soviet Preg ,ire On Finns Pushes Nation Into 'Orp-Way Street’

Grave View Is ‘Taken on Red Demands   Soviet Renews Pressure for Joint Defense

Reds Press Defense Talks With Finland   Raise German Threat To Work Against Finnish Neutrality

Russ Pressure Finland Anew Over Detense   Menace of German Militarism Is Cited: Mav Press for Bases

Reds Put  Pressure On Finns   Joint Defense Talks Pushed  In Claim Of Threat To Securit

War Danger Used as Excuse  Soviets Press Finns for Stronger Ties

Finland Studies Latest Demands By Soviet Union   ‘Looks Like We’re Driven Into One-Way Street’, Official Says

Electrical Workers Ignore Pleas: New Departure Resumes Production

Workouts Begin   Cheer Up, Governor Tells Texans Of New Sales Tax

You'll Find   ‘Lil Leaguer Hit In Throat Dies ‘Of Ruptured Artery In Minutes

Dominican Police Chief  Dismissed  Secret Police Head Held Great Power; No Reason Reported For Dismissal Order

‘Foundation’ School Aid Program Under Study   Gets Prime Consideration by  Research Unit BY HARRISON WEBER

Consider school aid planbased or minimum standards, ability to pay

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS   Top Consideration fo Minimum Foundation School Aid Programs

U.S. Sues to End Freedom Rider Jailing   _ Justice Department Enters Case, Says Race Laws filegal

A-C Plans No More Penalty   Executives Already Punished Enough, Savs Company

‘Governor Vetoes Bill That Would ‘Weaken State Merit System Plan

Three Shortwa' Contracts Let  Spend $1,000,000 to Build 24 Miles

Nation's Work Force Surges To New High   But Unemployment Still At Peak Level, Probably Will Remain

 Jobless Figure Dips! ‘March Employment Total Hits Record Of 65,516,000

Job Situation Not Too Bright  On The Other Hand Employment Reache:  =—" = La we Pant © os

‘May Keep Idleness High, Even With Recovery  Work Force of Nation Takes ‘Sudden and Puzzling Upsurge

JOBLESS UPSURGE PUZZLING   Unemployment Total Declines, But Very Little

Job Data Puzzles Analysts Still More; Both Job and Jobless Numbers Grow.

Free Hand Given For Inductions   More Money, More Workers To Handle Increases

MORE HELP, LONGER HOURS Induction Centers Given Free Hand In Preparing For Rush

To Secure Trainees:  Induction Stations Get Free Hand In Spending

Armed torces [Increase Recruiters Get More Time  And Money To Handle Load

Army Starts Added Hour: At Stations  Increase In Volunteers Is Anticipated

Aimy Help: Induction Stations  Centers Given Okay To Keep Abreast Of

Sign-up Pace Is Quickened   Big Rise Expected In Enlistment Rate

Induction Stations Getting Moré Money, Personnel; Longer Hour:   Survivor. Of. Atrocities Now Repaying A Debt   Third Biggest In Nation...  Six Flags Over Texas Opens Next Week

Draft Stations Given Free Hand To Prepare For Armed Forces Influ

More Money, Longer Hours  Busy Times Ahead for U. S. Induction Stations

10 Hours Daily set Up-—  Army Induction Stations Gear For Big Influx

ARMY GOES ALL OUT FOR VOLUNTEERS   Recruiting Stations Stay Open Overtime For Flood Of Men Expected To Beat The Draft.

Induction Stations Perk Up   Urgent Defense Reauesis Given Support by Senate

Army Gives Recruiting Drive Green Light ‘As Berlin Crisis Spurs New Falictencde

Army Increases Facilities Af Draft Centers   Added Personnel, Money to Be Used For Expanded Work

Democrats Put Finishing Touches On Bil To Gerrymander Congressional Districts

Report Says US Is Much  Farther Behind Reds in Important Space Race

Third *No Count Special Session Legislature Fails To Pass $40 Million Building Fund

Assembly Fails To Pass Bill For Buildings  Senate Democrats Withhkald OK far   Senate Democrats Withhold OK for $40 Million Plan

James R. Benham, Editor of The Star For 29 Years, Dies of Heart Seizure

Mews Saphs  Expressed Editorially  By WALTER MENDENHALL   ANE GOOD TURN

U.S. Government Expands Court Move Against GE —   Asks Order Covering All Fields  In Which Companv Does Business —-

US. Expands Case Against  Big GE Firm   Asks Court Orders Barring Price Fixing On Every Operation

U.S. Expands Civil Action Against GE  Court Is Asked To Forbid Price Fixing By Firm

US. Action Against GE Is Expanded  Case Extended To Everything Made S.., Blasbese Biows

GE Target Of New US Price Suit  Govt. Claims Price Fi ixing In All Rralde

Local Reservists Not Among Call-ups .. .  73,000 Reservists Called Up —Unified Air Command Eyed

Strategic Air Command, TAC, Backbone Of Unified Command For Troop Support Units

McNamara Catis 73,000 More Reservists To Active Dety Effective Oc?. 15

73,000 MORE MEN CALLED TO ACTIVE DUTY  New Ajir-Ground Command Is Created

Army Boost Ordered To Meet Crisis   Unified Cominand Created As Guard Units Called Up

One Command On Ground-Air Cites Urgency  73,000 Called In Reserve List’

Mereury  Dips L nder  Freezi ng   Record 28 Degrees In Mich.; Florida Hit By Tornadoes

Official Tries To Explain High Cost Of Living In Midst Of A ‘Recession’

WEATHER   PRICES CONTINUE TO CLIMB Living Costs Reach Record High

Cost of Living Again Advances To Record Leve  ‘Built-In’ Factors Are Keeping Prices High Despite Recession

Demand Stays High, Keeps Costs At Peak   Built-In Factors Cited As February Index Soars Again

Cost Of Living  Goes Up Again Figures Climb Back  To A Record Level During February

Living Cost ‘Climbs Back To New Higl   february Rise Is Tenth Of A Cent To 274 Over 1947.

Inside...   Where yen Gt NEmedse  Airmen’s Wives Say They Never Gaye Un Hone  a if     r J f 4

 Make No Statements  Fliers Take Off For U.S. After Brief Amsterdam Stop   Inside...    Overjoyed at Release  Airmen’s Wives Say They Never Gave Up Hope

Also Agrees To Calling Of Cease Fire   Reply Qualified On Time, Way To End Fighting

Russ to join cease-fire cal  Dranacac nance   Proposes peace conference of fourteen nations

14-NATION PEACE TALKS ARE PUSHED   Moscow Prefers To Let Truce Fallow Talks

Agrees To Join Move For Truce   Kennedy Says Soviet: Give Hope of Basis For Settlement.

Calls For. 14-Nation Parley   Kennedy Says Note Offers Peace Hape

U. S. Deficit Still to Grow  New Spending Expected To Add Billion te Income

WITH NEW SPENDING Treasury Estimates More Income Will Be Generated

Record-smashing B58 crashes during air show   HUSTLER’S CREW DEAD: HELD TRANSOCEAN RECORD

Kennedy Irked By Pressure Group Projects   ‘Small Businesses, Depressed Areas to Get Defense Orders

Department Heads See Problems in State Budget Cuts   Senate Upholds $9.5 Million Slash in Building Program

Budget Poses Big Problems   Serious Financial Headaches Face Departments Despite Record Total

SUSPECT AIR CONDITIONER CAUSED FIRE   Owner Says Damage ‘Much In Excess’ Of $35,000

FREE EPPING -WAS HODGE ACCOMPLICE   Lebanon Man To Leave Menard; Report Parole Board Recommends Cut In Hodge Sentence.

U.S. Hopeful UN Seeretary Can Be Named  Ll Thant of Burma Is Acceptable to Both

Accord Seen Near for  U.N. Leader  Burmese Holds Lead for Post -

‘Committees Hold   wWIEEPTEEEEE END F IWIN     Hearings on Bills; Want Floor Vote

SENATE OKs CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS BILL  Legislature Acts on Money Measures

CITIZENS COMMITTEE SETS PUBLIC MEETING — NEXT WEDNESDAY AT CENTRAL SCHOOL   Committee Chairmen — - Are Ready To Report * On Phases of School  — Bond Issue Study

Security Council Called Into Fifth Laos Meeting   Reds Continuing To Defy Truce

Hotta Calls 4th Of July Sessior To Clinch Absolute Rule Of Union

Geneva parley at stake  Reds capture   Reds capture Royal outpost

Refuses To Soften Its Policy of Supremacy   Prime Ministers Attempt for Three Days to Reconcile South Africa’s Policy on. White Supremocy; Verwoerd Decides

Refuses to soften its stend on white supremacy   Follows three days of study ond meetinas

World Reacts Immediately To Red ‘Slap’   Soviet Attempts To Shift Blame Falling Short

USSR Decision To Test Nuclear Bombs Is Maior U.S. Cold War Victory

French-Rebs Will Valk In Switzerland   Hope To Arrange Negotiations Ending Algerian Rebellion

Algerian Peace Session Is Set   Formal Negotiations  Will Open Wednesday

Algerian, French Talks Scheduled  _ Meet in Switzerland To Plan Negotiations

Egyptians Told To Leave Syria;  UAR Era Ends   New Order Marks End to Successful Revolt Against Cairo

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press ee — ee zg - Sg te

Thousands Are Affected by Damascus Action; Kuzbari -Dissolves Rebel Command

U.A.R. split, nationhood is reasserted   Kuzbari vows democratic and socialist life

Egyptians Ousted By Syria   Several] Thousand Civilians, Soldiers Ta Be Shipped Home

Take Action After Split With Nasser   Handreds Slated To Leave In Wake Of Sudden Revolt

Policy of Neutrality Ils Promised   Near Normalcy Returns to Syria After Revolution

Galvao Trying to Keep Pirated Liner And Force Its Crew to Serve Him

Most Of State Blanketed By First Big Snowfall   Soviets Ready To Talk About Nuclear Test Ban

Helene Curtis Employes Flee for Lives after Automatic Alarm Sounds

Shock Waves Hit Over 150 Buildings, Damage Estimated At SMillion

'EEN-AGER FINANCES DANCE BAND  Obtains $68,800 From Cashing Bogus Checks

2 teen-age girls finance dance band with proceeds from $68,000 in boqus checks

USES BOGUS CHECKS i —it«s Teen Divorcee Admits Aid to Band, Colleae

ANTI-BLOCK BUSTING LAW UNDER STUDY   Proposal Favored By Three Local Aldermen

U.S. Communist Signup Awaited  - Party Shuns Order; Officer Deadline Near

UF Goal $101,518  Raised to Date  $72,294   U.S. Reds Have Failed to Register

U.S. Communist Signup Awaited  Porty Shuns Order:   Party Shuns Order; Officer Deadline Near

Red Party In U.S. Fails To Sign In Time  Justice Department Delays Action Till Officers’ Deadline

Red Party Fails To Register   mht w ted awe  Action Against Commies Withheld To See If Officers  Seem: “Diese T athe T tenets

Rockefeller  (Turn to Page 45)   Communist Party Fails To Reaister

Committee's Action Killed   House Recommends Some Sales Tax Exemptions

Return To Work Monday Forecast  BELGIAN CRISIS EBBS; LOSS IS $108 MILLION

Unemployec Costs Set At Billion  Officials Give  Estimate of i ee

Jobless Aid Could Hit $1-Billion   Kennedy's Plan Set For Early  Canciderntian

TAX ON BOSS FOR JOBLESS   Cost Could Hit $1 Billion; See Employer Tax Up To $4,800 Base Payroll.

TOTAL DEPENDS ON HOW HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT REMAINS   Emergency Benefits May Hit $1 Billion

Offers $6.9 Billion in Notes....  Nagging Gold Drain Faces     First Treasury’ Operation   Benefits for the Uneniployed ....  Kennedy Proposal Could Cost $1 Bullion

Emergency Aid May Cost One Billion   Plan Set For Early Consideration In The House

Jobless Aid Cost Set At One Billion   Kennedy’s Program Likely To Receive Some GOP Backing

More Benefits For Jobless . To Cost Billion   Total of Kennedy Plan Would Depend O; Unemployment Level:

Jobless Pay Plan Could Cost Billion   House Plans Early Action On Kennedy's Proposal to Extend Unemployment Pay

Gold, Economy Worry Treasury Department   lolal Depending On "Billi States  Costs For Extra Aid May Reach $] Billion

Idle Pay Relief May Cost Billion   Economy Slump, Gold Problem Worry U.S. Treasury Aides

Estimate Emergency Extra Benefits  To Jobless Would Cost $1 Billion

Kennedy Asks Extension Of Jobless Pay   Emergeney Benefits Could Climh To Cast OF $1 Billion

TEMPERATURES   Emergency benefits costly  Jobless plan cost: $1-billion

Kennedy Emergency Aid to Jobless Believed To Cost Up To $1 Billion

Extra Benefits For Idle In America As Proposed Could Reach $1 Billion

Extra Aid May Hit: §1 Billion   House Is Planning Early Considération

Job Benefits Plan Could Cost Billion   Total Would Depend On Unemployment, States in Program

 \ House Set To Discuss ] 10-Job Pay E mergency Per ‘od  To Add. 13 Weeks

Move Has Political Appeal Jobless Handouts May  Cost At Least A Billion

Kennedy's Proposed Emergency Benefits  Extra Payments to Idle Could Cost $1 Billion, Officials Say

Jobless Aid Benefits Could  Cost $1 Billion. Total Would: Hinge  “On Unemployment Figures, Subscribers

Emergency Aid to Unemployed May Cost $1 Billion   Unemployment Is Near 1958 Recession Peak In St. Louis Area.

Wage, Price Stability Aim Of Kennedy   Names Labor, Business Committee to Cap Day Of Moves to Relieve Effects of Recession

CC —“‘Sét;~t*™*™*™~™  Kennedy Names 20-Man Committee To Seek Cure For Economic Ills

Kennedy Name: Group To Stud) U.S. Economy   Will Try To Find Ways To End Slump In Industrial Cutout

Business, Labor. Government Officials Are Appointed to Committee.

JFK Appoints Special Unit For Stability   Of Top Leaders In Business, Labor to Study Waaes, Prices

New State Fair Board Is Named  7-Man Agency Takes OQvar Fram Steta Aa

Mom Plans To Return To School   But Her Eleven Kids Stumped Her for Awhile

Army to Push National Guard, Reserve Training to Intensify Defense

On The Alert:   National Guard, Reserve Divisions Are Readied For Quick Arms Call-up

National Guard, Reserve Training  Step-Up Seen To Meet JFK Wishes

Army Plans ToStep Up  Training   Guard, Reserve Units Readied For Emergencies

RESERVE UNITS MAY UP DRILLS   Combat-Réeigy Units Planned by Army

HEED KENNEDYWS CALL  To Speed Up Training  5  Of Guard and Reserves

LIVESTOCK MEN UNEASY; PROOF ASKED   Midwest Terminals Watched for Volume In Holding Action

Market Heads Are Challenged By NFO Presiden  Says Organization's A op*.. £8.  29* . Bh.   Says Organization’s Action Hurting Most Livestock Receipts

Now Is Excellent Time To Get 1962 Texas Vehicle Inspection Stickers

Rules Are Cited In Titan Cost   Union Plan Could Add $3 Million, it Is Claimed

‘WHERE IS AMERICA’S PATRIOTISM?’ - Arbitrary Union Rules Add Millions To Missile Cost

Possibly Same for Wife DA Will Ask Death for Accused Slayer of Girl

Johnson ‘Captures’ Saigon  ‘Viemaniese Cheer   ‘Vietnaniese Cheer Presidaai’s:-Entoy

Johnson Makes Hit With Vietnam Crowd   ‘Special Envoy Shakes Hands, Gives Vietnamese Greeting In Same Tonaue

Congress. Goes Back To Work   Sharp Battles Ahead Over Foreign Aid And Federal School Aid

Congress To Face Battles On Aid Bills   Legislators Plan To Delay Foreign, School Aid Debate

Laotian Rebels Approach Capital  Artillery 22 Miles From Luang Prabang

Kennedy Insists Nuclear Ban  Talks Bear Fruit  Views Made Kron. to Russi a 2 ee 2. ie J   Views Made Known to Russia  as Geneva Parley Resumes

United States Seeks ‘Rapid Conclusion’   Threaten Soviet Stalling Tactics With Time Limit

Dean Urges Speedup In A-Test Ban   Three Nations In Talks To Control Weapons Testing

American Delegate Dean Instructed  eo Rriva Them To Rania Cancluctar

Mighty M Military Proble m  Making Belt Buckles Decision Irks Pens ‘Make Them Black’

Mighty Military Problem  ‘Making Belt Buckles Decision Irks General, ‘Make Them Black

Some Lawmakers Leave  House Approves 14 Bills, Kills 3 in Slow Session

Nixon Maintains Impressive Edge Over Brown  Governor Faces Tough Race “With Any Republican Mentionec

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religios  BReatures)

Man In Orbit Seen For 196]  Tke Reveals Space Sehedule In Rudvet

Selfish Interests   ww Ehwil SEER WE Www  Governor Assails Pressure Groups

GM Announces Cutback Here   Three 4-Day Weeks for Cars, Only Two for Truck Line

Attorneys Plan 3-Way Attack . On Evidence   Jury: Debated Hours =. Before Deciding .’ Against Death Penalty:

Seek Bar to GE Price Fixing  Note F Firm’ s Frequent   maw Vialabiane

Views Heard Following His Inauguration   High Ethical Standards Are Of Concern to Him

Dalton Outlines Course of Action in inaugural Address   New Governor Promises High Ethical Standards, Strict Enforcement of Law.

At Denver Airport 17 Killed, 50 Hurt In  Crash of Jet Airliner   Hvdraulic Svstem Fails

1601220n Plane Killed At Airport   Engineer In Truck 17th Victim; 50 Persons Hospitalized

Jet Airliner Crash Fatal to 16 of 122 Persons Aboard   Man on Ground Is Also Victim as Giant Plane Skids and Burns While Landing

Disaster Team Helps Identify Plane Victims   Fire Equipment Is Late Arriving On Crash Scene

16 Killed, 50 Hurt As Airplane Burns  On Denver Landing   Truck Driver Also Dies as Plane Hits Vehicle: Hydraulic Failure

Move To ‘Settle’ Vote Seen  7 $13.5 Million I   $13.5 Million Is Lopped Off Bill

WestRemains Undecided On Possible Berlin Steps   Functioning Well  Explorer XII Soars 50,000 Miles Up Gathering Data

Russia Continues Tests Diplomats Make Plans For Big Four Meeting

FOR BIG FOUR MEETING  Diplomats Lay Groundwork   INTENSIVE SEARCH

Allied Meet On Berlin  Fruitless   Working Group Of Big 4 Seeks  Passwissccecen ax:

West Books Berlin Parley  Aides of 4 Nations   Aides of 4 Nations Due To Map Strategy

Ministers Will Chart Allies Plan   Western Leaders Seek Diplomatic Formula To Berlin

Rusk in big-four Allied foreign minister three-day conferences in Washington

West Books Berlin Parley  oe 0 4 ap ons  sscm tim AAamm bom baw et

Allies Remain At Odds Over Crisis Steps   4-Power Working Group Disagrees; New Note Planned

West Envoys  Plot Course For Berlin   Plan Is Sought To Blunt Threats Of Nuclear Wart

Big 4 Ministers Meet for Talks ~ In Washington   President Suggests Discussions With Russians at U.N. Next Week.

West Books Berlin Parley  Aides Of 4 Nations Due Ta Man Stratea.

Meet fo Plan Big-4 Sessions  Diplomats to Li... gm... gpl   Diplomats to Lay Groundwork

Big Four Ministers Meet Today   Begin Three Days Of Talks On Rertin Crisis

Admit Doubtful Outlook for Any Quick Solution   More Soviet Nuclear Tests, Rocket Firings Darken Prospects

Sweltering Neth Atlantic States  Home Heat Weave Will Ed on Weekens

Think Quakes  Soviet Caused  Othere Call Tramare   Others Call Tremors Aciual Earthquakes

REQUIEM FOR AN ENEMY Victor, Vanquished Rest as Brothers of a Common Clay   Memorial Day at Home, Abroad Recalled by ‘The News’ Writer

REQUIEM. FOR. AN. ENEMY’: : Victor, Vanquished Rest as Brothers  ofa Common Clay      "Memorial Day at:: ‘Home, “Abroad Recalled by “The« News’ “Writer

$2.5 Million Electra Returns From Cuba   Pilot Buchanan Who Was Forced To Fly To Havana Brings Plane Safely Back

Inside...   Captain Displays Bullet  Hijacked Jet Returned From Cuba

U.S. Nuclear Sub Docks In. Scotland   ‘Patrick Henry Welcomed By Pacifists. And_Local Business Folk — Differently

Nuelear Sub Sets Record Traveling  To Scotland   Underwater For 66 Days; Four Pacifists  Shooed Away

Nuclear Sub Surfaces In Scot Waters   Patrick Henry Sets Record For Underwater Stay

Pacifists Driven Off as U. 5. Polaris Submarine Reaches Base at Holy Loch

Nuelear Sub At Base After  Record Cruise   Band of Pacifists al Holy Lock Shooed Of By British Launches

US. Nuelear Sub Is Proud Over Record   Small Band OF Parifisis Shoned Off By Launches

Sen. Mansfield Seeks to Thaw Berlin Freeze, Warns U. 5. Future at Stake

KENNEDY BACKING   TWO CANDIDATES   Democrats’ Opponents Have Active Support Of Former  Dencttant Bicanharwa.

Daa Had Told Pilo To Alter Landing Plan Only Second Before Plane Fell   Craft was 4 Minutes From Runway When Fatal Decision Made

Investigators Seeking Cause Of  Crash That Killed UN Secretary   World Leaders Express Shock At Dag Hammarskjold’s Sudden Death

Possibility Of Sabotage Investigated   Survivor Reports Hearing Explosions Just Before Crash

No Suggestion Of Sabotage In Crash Of UN Aircraft: Was Heading For Landing

PROBERS AT SCENE SILENT ON SABOTAGE  a_i Heard Before Crash of UN Plane

DAG'S BODY IN NDOLA Wreckage Probed For Crash Cause   Four Minutes Away

U.S. astrochimp orbits twice around the earth  Scientists detect trouble in capsule;   Scientists detect trouble in capsule; Enos recovered safely from the Atlantic

Passenger Picked Up Safely from Atlantic   Three-Orbit Trip Reduced to Two Because of Mechanical Problems; Enos Performs All Duties Perfectly

Chimp Faracnutes Into Ocean After Space Ride Shortened to 2 Orbits

U.S. LEAPS FORWARD IN SPACE RAC   Ane Orbits Twice, Returns Safe

TROUBLE ‘ DEVELOPS   Effect On Plans To Send Man Up Not Yet Known

Humphrey Says, Test Resuming Up To Kennedy   Should Not Be Intimidated By Red Leaders

Wheat Farmers Favor Quotas   Big Majority Approve Plan to Boost U.S. Sunnort, Cut Acres

Farmers Okay Wheat Quotas  NE OPM Lee ol   Growers Support Cut In Acreage

In Thursday's Referendum  ree mere omen epee macs geen  Farmers Okay $2 a Bushel Wheat Marketing Support

Quotas For °62 Wheat Crop O.K.'d   Farmers Back Acreage Cut, Get $2 Support

Ballot in 39 States Nation's Wheat Farmers Vote For U.S. Supports

The Temperatures  Bill Butler, Observer   Group of Albany Youngsters Appeai In Juvenile Court

Congress Near Compromise on Aid Money Bill   Agreement Seen al About $4 Billion: Leaders Expected to  Quit Wednesday.

QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED  KWBC To Air Millican Dar Report Sunday, Sept. 1Oth

Introduction to America   ‘New Program Begins  LIFE Places Student:

Balaguer Says Rejection Of Army Junta Rule May Bring New Dictatorship

Oppo sition Group Stands Fast Against Plan For Junta  Balaguer Warns Dominican  SANTO DOMINGO, D.R. (UPI)—President Joaquin Balaguer warned Thursday  mire? hat Ammnettiianm wadanatiagn afl asm acme. hentenad ates fae fecmba eecta nnest tt anne

Threafens New Island Dictatorship   Army Warns It Will Not Tolerate Further Disorders

Dominican President Warns...  Upposition Reject May Mean Disaster:

Infants’ Bodies Will Be Exhumed  Undertaker Claims any Infant Burials  Are Never Paid For

Foreign Aid Requests Cut Down   Leaders Hoping For House Okeh Without Crippling Amendments

New Agriculture Secretary to Visit  SeMo Area in May   Secretary Orville Freeman To Be Principal Speaker at Cotton Group’s Annual Meeting

US Secretary of Agriculture Visits Boot Heel Area May 23; First Time in History; Attends Meeting of MCPA at Charleston

NIGERIANS INVOLVED  /—rarcesnontnnassnnanennsaeinatrimctneneeaminntetenmnntit sannaeriout ghee atenarets  Congo Units  Ambush U.N.

Accumulated Gas Is Cause  Of Explosion   Estimate Damage To Heating Equipment Plant at $500.000

On Inside Pades   Senate Approves Measure...  House Democrats See Housing Bill Victory

Strong Bipartisan Action Expected On Anti-Discrimination Measure  Housing Bill Okay Seen

By State Demo Leaders:  Fair Housing’ Measure Seer Getting Prompt Passage

These Angels Reject Candy, Shun Beds  They Are Korean Orphans Making Tour of US.

U.N. Aireraft Hit by Bullets Of Katangans   Both Sides Deny Breaking of Truce: 20 Reported Dead

HEAVY FIRING BREAKS TRUGE IN CONGO WAR   Katanga Troops Shoot  At UN Planes; New  Outbreak Looms   INDIAN AND NATIVE FORCES IN CLASH

Katangans Fire on UN Aireraft   Exchange Abduction Charges After Clash At Airport; Mortar Fire Still Is Heard

Katangans Fire Upon UN Planes   Return to Open Warfare Feared By Civilians

Powell Tells . F&G to Halt Expenditures  Feud Boils - At Council

Saved Mistress From Fire  Ohio Collie Selected As Most Heroic Pooch

MARILYN MONROE TO LEAVE HOSPITAL TODAY —  ; AaTrTwOrUeEr tea Go 2 alan ais

Chrysler, UAW in Agreement on Key Issue   Union Also Signs New Contract with Ford

AMA. Govt. To Fight on All Fronts   Goal Aimed To Force Billion-a-Year Business Out.

Legislature Will Debate Hot Issues  Horse Racing Bill, Abandoned Proper

Hope Raiser For Laos ” Cease-Fire  Kennedy Cuts Weekend Rest Short for Talks

“Armed Forces Seem To Be Preparing  For Any Role  Assigned in Laos

NSC MEETS TODAY Laos Rebels’ Offer To Discuss Cease-Fire Stirs Capital Hope

Kennedy Sets New Security Council Meet  Laos Expected to Be On Agenda; Secrecy

JFK's Meeting With Council May Be Vital   U.S. Troops Appear To Be Preparing For Unknown Role

Critical Session on Crisis     Kennedy Again To Meet With Security Group

U.S. Officials Regard Move As Promising   Kennedy Curtails Va. Stay; Military Secrecy In Effect

Kennedy Will Meet Security Council for Fourth Time—Armed Forces Making Plans

DiSalle Says Bliss Needed On Committee  Redistricting Group Failure Seen Unless

24th Ohio  Congressmar Census Gift   DiSalle Committee On Redistricting Ignored by Bliss

THE HOMETOWNERS  THE GREEN LIGHTS RE ON IN MCKINNEY ch COLLIN GOUNT Y

THE HOMETOWNERS  THE GREEN LIGHTS. URE ON IN MoOKINNE Y ch “COLLIN GOUNI Y

Passage Of  Housing Act  Predicted Approval Is Seen  In Senate Today By Administration

Bill On Housing Expected To Pass  Senate Forces Feel Attacks Against Bill  ill Be Overcome

Senate Expected to Pass $6.19 Billion Housing Bill Today   Backers Predict Defeat of All Proposed Major Changes

Life’s End. T. W. FLAHERTY SR. DIES. UNEXPECTEDLY AFTER HEART ATTACK ~_ THIS MORNING

- Life’ s End  1. wi FLAHERTY SR. DIES. UNEXPECTEDLY: . AFTER HEART ATTACK — THIS MORNING.

Financial Blow Wrecks Oklahoma Institution  Cite 3 in Milking Bank of $14 Million

> Indicted In Fantastic Bank Case   > a   A  . ASS RS  Stolen Money Bought Control Of Same Bank

Here Next Week RR Merger Talks to Draw  Delegates From 10 States

LOCAL POLICE PICK  UP ESCAPEE FROM _  CHEROKEE INSTITUTE Alert Officers —   Have Busy Week Here — Make Eight Arrests

In the News  LOCAL POLICE PICK  UP ESCAPEE FROM —  CHEROKEE INSTITUTE Alert Officers —  Have Busy Week Here — Make Eight Arrests

300 Laws - Effective On F riday  State Will Collect 3-Cent Gasoline Tax

Jobless Pay Bill Goes to Senate   Committee Approves Bill Changing Distribution of Auto, Truck License Fees

House Rejects Emergency Clause Bill To Extend Jobless Pay Goes To Ohio Senate

’ BILL HUSTLED OVER TO SENATE \Emergency Tag Knocked Off ‘Jobless Measure in House

UN Units Chie Says Katanga Under Control   White Residents’ “OF Elisabethville Blamed for Hastility.

U.N. Has Situation In Katanga Under Control, Irish Commander Says

CEASE-FIRE IN EFFECT  U.N. Troops In Control In Congo   Speaking of stories that In-

Katanga Secure, McKeown Declares  Never Faced Defeat, — Says UN Force Chief

Congo chaos is completely under control  TIN seammeanaAaer   U.N. commander says force not in danger of defeat

. Troop Leader Claims He Has Katanga Case In Control  a . = “E AGE ‘e e

Says UN. Is on Top In Katange   General Blames Whites For Hostile Acts Taking Place.

-.Get-to-Gethers SWEET ADELINES —:  NAME OFFICERS ‘AT: SECOND REHEARSAL ot

Get-to-Gethers SWEET ADELINES — NAME OFFICERS AT SECOND REHEARSAL

Space Pilot Tells Story Of Flight   Blazing Sun, Weightlessness Are Described

Red ‘Astronaut Tells of Hovering Above Chait In State of Weightlessness During Space Trix

Afloat in Air He Kept Busy Making Notes   Pioneer to Make First Appearance In Moscow Today

Sun ‘Tens of Times Brighter’ In Outer Space Than on Earth, Soviet Spaceman Says

Big Moscow Fete for Astronaut Today; Gagarin Tells Experiences in Space

Moscow Will Salute Space Hero Today   Astronaut Tells Of Experiences In Spin Around Globe

‘View Unusual, Very Beautiful’ Soviet Orbited Earth  Floating Above Chair

Yuri Tells How It Feels Out There   Looks Back At Contours Of The Earth And At A ‘More Contrasty’ Firmament

Work Easier While Weightless  Space Man Floated Through Orbit Trip

Season’s 5th Hurricane  Is Spotted   1,400 Miles East Of Puerto Rico And Powerful}

New U.N. Action Irks Congolese   4,000 Indian Troops To Be Sent To Congo

Congolese Warn UN Not to Send In More Troops   Decision to Bolster Forces Threatens to Disrupt Negotiations on Ports

U. S. Threatens Use of Tear Gas  Grenades Given U.S. Detachment After Reds Douse Phlitaaranhave

U.S. Gls Issued Gas  Grenades   East German Reds Spray Two U.S. Soldiers In Border Incident

Spray From Communist Water Gun Aimed at Photographers Hits Troops; New Travel Restrictions by Reds Disclosed

U. §. Troops Given Gas Grenades  Brief Incident Flares On Border

As Reds Use Water Hose  U.S. Border Detachment Issued Tear Gas Grenades   Without Exit Permits  Foreigners Trapped in E. Germany

U. S. Soldiers Given Tear Gas Grenades On Border   New Soviet Note Hits Air Corridors

Cameramen Hit by Stream Of Water; East Germans Bar Aliens From Leaving.

Tear Gas Issued To U.S. Troops Guarding Bordei   Situation Is Touchy After Reds Unleash Streams of Water

Berlin Border Guards Ready For a Riot   Red Forces Spray Water On Group Near Border Line

Stream of Water Shot by Reds at Photographers  pei er Reaches for de When Hit  Grena

 Incident Marks Patrol Of Checkpoint  U.S. Troops'Get Tear Gas Grenades

U.S. soldiers hit by spray at checkpoint   Western troops ignore warning of 100-vard zone

Troops Issued Tear Gas Grenades...  Foreigners Blocked From Leaving East

Gas Grenades Given Troops  In W. Berlin      Issue Made After Reds Turn Water On Photographers

U.S. Troops Issued  Tear Gas   Commies Turn Water Hoses On Photographer:

Reds Challenge Flights by West   Troops Issued Tear Gas After Reds Shoot Water

U.S. Detachment At Red Barricade Given Gas Bombs   Russian Message On Berlin Claims Spies Flown In

U.S. Detachment At Border Given Tear Gas Bombs   Reds on Berlin Water Detail Spray Photographers, Stop As American Reaches for Grenade

Action Taken After Communists Loose Stream Of Water Against Photographers; Reds Back Down

—— Odd Noises Keep Occupants Awake ——  Family Defies Talking Ghost

Oh, No! Not Another Ghost House   Arkansas Story Sounds Like One In Colesbura. Ica.

Antics Leave Them Sleepless —  Farmer Won’t Let Ghosts Chase Him Off His Land

 Searchers Find Bodies of 34 British Boys Killed in Mountain Air Crash

More Arms Men Flow Into Kuwait   3-Nation Defense Force Building

Kennedy Gets Final Briefing From Ike   About-To-Be President Receives Late Rundown On World Problems He'll Meet

Ike Informs Kennedy On  Vital Issues       Puo-Hour Visit In White House Is Final Drama

“Two Hours At White House  Retiring Leader Briefs His Grinning Successor

Pres. Eisenhower Gives Successor Kennedy Foreign Affairs Briefing

Windy    President-Elect Briefed by Lemnitzer  Ike Tells Kennedy of Issues

Will you make a sacrifice for MEMORIAL DAY?  Every holiday weekend, adults endanger the lives of hundreds of children—and their own— by careless driving. Year-round, drivers kill more children than any disease! Help reduce this tragic toll. Slow down and take care. And after the holiday, act to sunnort cetrices law enforce.   Bus Passenger  Killed Upstate

Cigarette Cause of Tragic Blaze ina San Francisco Hotel   At Least 15 Killed, 30 Hur in Early Morning Fire; Some Jump to Safety:

Castro Warns Shortages May Force Rationing   Biames U.S.; Says There Will Never Be Shortace Of Bullets

Lawrence Gets First Setback  a . a Pe ee cee   Fair Housing _ Legislation Is Defeated

Lawrence Suffers First Legislative Deteat As One Vote Sinks Measure

Sixth District Would Lose Clermont County Under Plan To Name 24th Ohio Congressman

New Congress District Talked  Committee Approves 2.Caunty Additian

Legislators  Propose New  Ohio District Butler, Clermont  Warren Counties Wasulad Re Included

Katanga May Ask For Red  Assistance   Secessionist Province Has Given Up on ‘Free World’

Biggest Blast Fired By Russian’   30 Or 50 Megaton Test Recorded By Severn! Countries

AEG REPORTS BLAST UNDER 30 MEGATONS   Weapon Believed In 30. Megaton Class; Underwater Test Also   FAR GREATER THAN HIROSHIMA BOMB

Probably Not 50-Megaton Bomb— AEC   Another Low-Yield Underwater Nuclear Detonation Reported

AEC Figures Nuclear Yield About 30 =;  — pl ed  Ry lawer Ranane   Big One Followed By Lower Range Blast Underwater

Believe Bomb Likel V About 30 Megatons   Russians Also Set Off Low-Vield Blas l nderwater Later

Probably About30 Megatons  Reaction Fas   Reaction Fast From Nations  Around USSR

Bomb Tops All Others In History   AEC Doubts Device Of 50-Megaton Size

AEC Rates Test 30-50 Megatons   Probably ‘On Order Of 30,’ Agencv Says New Protests Rise

TWO TESTS ARE RECORDED  Soviet’s Blast Said Less Than 50-Megaton Expected

U. 5. Believes Explosion at 30 Megatons  Angry Reaction Greets News in Norway. Japan

WHERE TO FIND IT   CHRISTMAS TREES DECORATIVE, BUT DANGEROUS. AMA WARNS

Former Premier of Russia, Another Ex-Top Leader Are Victims of Vicious Attacks

Ex-Premier Malenkov, First Deputy Kaganovich Targets Of Violent Denouncements

Ex-Red Chiefs Under Hot Fire  Malenkov, Kaganovic   Malenkov, Kaganovich Rapped At Parley

Ex-Red Chiefs Under Hot Fire   Malenkov, Kaganovich Rapped at Parley

Reds Listen As Malenkov ls Denounced   Newsmen Kept From Attending Latest Session

Ex-Officials of Soviet Attacked  Malenkov On e oF ; - Assault Tar.

Family Problems TP Rf PR RUG RMN CEN  Soviets Denounce Former Premier

3 Men Held for Bank Robbery   Bank at Defiance Robbed of $10,000

Northern Maine Buried Under 40 Inches Of Snow--New And 0!--Today

New Englanders Hit By Blinding Snow,  29 mph Winds: 32 Killed By Weather

Colleges Ask Big. Aid Plan  Want 25.000   Want 25,000 Scholarships Given Yearly

Colleges Ask Big Aid Plan   Want 25,000 Scholarships Given Yearly

RUSK IS NOT SATISFIED AT RESULTS   French Threat Of Veto Forces  Compromise   Moscow Consults Peiping

Sources Say Settlement  May Result   SEATO Resolutior Disappoints U.S. Officials at Meet

Special Missions   Bowles Appointed Roving Ambassador for Kennedy

House Passes Liquor Rule On Zoning   3-Vote Margin Requires State To Keep Regulations

Battered Tail Section of Plane May Provide Clue To Trai. Acciden

FEDERAL SALES OF SILVER WILL END   Action By Kennedy Expected To Cause Immediate Increase In Price OF Metal

Kennedy Decision Ends Federal Sale of Silver   Comments on Page 27

Stockpiles Dwindling President Halts Silver Sale,  Quick Price Jump Expectec

Policy { hange Seen Boosting Vetal’s Price   Rapid Depletion of Treasury Stockpile Reason for Action

Bullets Don't Stop Seeker Of Freedom   East German Fired Upor As He Swims Across Teltow Canal

Reds Charge Provocation ps tees a ana  W. German Presideit Visits Berlin Scene

West German Chief Ignores Red Charges   Visit Lo Llroubled City May Spark New Fires

Man Swims To Freedom Krom Reds  Hail Of Bullets Fails To Halt Him  Tes  * Ebon: gare (ES ~~

Reds Fire ‘At Refugee In Escape   East German Defies Bullets T Seek Freedom

Fleeing East German Escapes Bullets  Berlin Issue Enters German Politics

Z gunned down  Hail of bullets pelts water as k. Germanswims to salety

Communists free four Americans in Berlin after show of U.S. force

Ki. German Flees  In Hail Of Slugs   Ralice rerarted that Cammuni«

Agree On Goulart As President Of Brazil   Under Hail of Bullets  East German Swims To Safety

President’s Trip Draws Red Assault   FirstHand Check In Berlin Crisis Seen Provocation

Flees Under Hail Of Red Bullets   KE. German Swims Across Berlin  Canal As Commie Guards Open Fire

THROUGH HAIL OF BULLETS  East German Refugee Swims Canal To West

Refugee Swims Under Barrage   ‘ Has Dim View Of Passénger Potential —— Ew NT Passenger Fotentia!  ICC Reverses Its Policy To Urge Railway Subsidy

West German President Begins Study Ot Berlin   By JOSEPH B. FLEMING United Press Internationa!

ADENAUER, BRANDT EXCHANGE VERBAL BLOWS  Refugees Still Slip Over

Refug ‘ee Safe In West Berlin  Swims To Freedom In Hail Of Bullets

U.S. Army Captain, 3 Men Held   4 Americans Turned Loose Shortly After U.S. Show of Force

West German President Begins Study Of Berlin Situation  Luebke Defies Red Charges

FEWEST nm ewww ef  Broader and. More Rigorous Schoo Program for Approaching Sessions

'READING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, GET NEW STRESS—  ‘Many School Systems Toughen Curriculums This Year

Schools To Add Fourth 'R' (Rigor)  To Curriculum To Overcome Softness

Reading, Writing, ’Rithmetic To Get Added Emphasis During School Year

Plus Languages, Science i  Fourth R Added To Curriculum   Plus Languages, Science

Education Pattern For Fall  Many Schools Across U. S. Add Rigor To Curriculum

A Fourth R to Be Added  to Courses  It’s Rigor; Renewed Stresson3 Rs, New Subjects.

SCHOOLS ADD NEW COURSES, TOUGHEN OLD ONES es Oe eee  Fourth R--Rigor--Being Added To Curriculum

Emphasis On Languages, Space, Study And 4th ‘R’ ... Rigor  37 Million Heading Back To Classes

A POOR READER IS A POOR LEARNER Inability To Study Is Cause Of Freshman Failures In College

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Girl survivor of ocean tragedy back in Green Bay with aunt

JEK Pins Medal on  Spaceman   Dignitaries Greet Hero and Wife At White House

Korea Coup Spearhead Units Balk  Shock Troops Gasset Tihaseameleme   Shock Troops Said Demanding  Greater Voice

Military Regime in Korea Split Over Division of Power   Marines and Paratroopers Demand More Council Places

Military Government Split Reported; South Korean Troops Refuse Order

S. Korean Victors Split Over Spoils   Marines, Paratroopers Refuse To Leave, Demand Places On Council.

Say Marines And Paratroopers Who Spearheaded Coup Demand More Seats On Revolt Council

Split Reported In §. Korea's New Government   Division of Power Causes Dissension

Report split in Korea's new regime   Korean marines. paratroops seek cabinet seats

S. Korean Troop Rif Reported   Marines, Paratroops Demand More Place: In Army Government Balk At Orders

MILITARY SQUABBLES New South Korean Split Reported In Seoul Area

Military Split Is  Re portec   Marines, Troopers Refuse Order To Withdraw

Trouble Brewing In Seoul   Split Reported In New Military Government

South Korean Military Rule Split by Dispute   Shock Troops Refuse to Quit City: Want More Council Seats

Split in Korean military government reported —   Squabbie over places on council.

Marines Say Army Hogs The Show  S. Korean Rulers Split  Over Service Divisions

Wild Outbreak Followed By —   Split Looms. In Korean Division Of Authority

Division Of Power Causes A Split In New Government  Troops Demand More Places On Council; Refuse To Withdraw

New Korean Leaders Split   Military Government Is Reported Divided on Division of Power

New Split Reported In Korea   Military Officers Dissent Over Division Of Power

S. Korea’s New Regime Is Divided Leaders Of Revolt ‘Demand Bigger Voic«

U.N. Rejects Soviet Charge Of Aggression  Council Turns Down Resolution

 Russia Loses Security Council Fight to Blame Belgium for Congo Aqgression

U.N. Couneil Vote Rejects Russ Charge   Aggression Move In Congo Against Belgium Loses 4-0

17 Killings In23 Days Worry English Police   Agitation Grows To Deal More Firmly With Murderers As Homicides Grow -

Tractor team arrives by air in Havana   Humanitarian group ready for negotiations

Team Ready For Trading Prisoners   Quartet Met By Middle-Ranking Officials

U.S. Team Arrives In Havana   Tractors-For-Freedom Mission Starts Talks For Prisoners Swap

Middle-Rank Cubans Greet U.S. Mission  Castro Leaves  Before Tractor  Team Wits Havana

U.S. Tractor Group Greeted by Cubans   Middle-Ranking Officials Meet American Technicians; Castro Not in Havana

Traetor Deal Group Lands  In Havana   ‘Humanitarian’ Purpose Stressed By Canimitice

Mission Is  In Cuba for Negotiations Castro Is Notin  Havana to Meet American Group

U.S. Tractor Mission Arrives in Cuba   American Greeted by Only Middle-Ranking Officials of Castro Government.

River Yields Gun   Tractors-for-Prisoners Team Lands in Cuba; Castro Absen

GREETED BY MIDDLE-RANKING OFFICIALS  Mission to Swap Tractors for Captives Arrives in Cuba

Castro Leaves Capital Before Team's Landing   Technical Experts Hope To Expedite Prisoner ‘Deal’

Team Lands In Cuba To Begin Talks   Dictator Deparis From City Before Americans Arrived

Four-Man Unit Declares ‘Humantarian Purpose’ Of Trade For Prisoners

Tractors Group Now in Havana: To Stay 2 Days   Mission Greeted by Castro Officials

‘Tractors Committee In Havana   American Group Seeks Release Of 1,200 Prisoners

U.S.Team. Arrives -_ Tractor-For-Prisoners Negotiations In Havana

Castro Fails To Meet U.S. Delegation   Allowed To Visit Prisoners Held In Hospital

Castro Fails To Meet Grour At Havana   Middie-Ranking Men Greet 4-Man Mission Of Tractor Experts

BARGAIN FOR RELEASE OF PRISONERS   Four Technical Experts Met at Airport by Minor Farm Officials; Castro Leaves Havana.

Middle-Ranking Officials Greet Four Americans   Group Plans to Stay Two Days in Effort to Work Out Agreement

Greeted At Airport By 3 Officials   Dictator Reported  In Oriente Province

Tractor Team Reaches Cuba   Middle-Ranking Castro Officials Greet American Mission at Havana

Bearded One Out of Town Aides Favor Ameriean Swap Mission at Plane

NO SERIOUS DAMAGE TO CROPS NOTED   Midwest Areas Digging Out Fron Heavy Snowfall

Sports shop owner victim 2eES Sop owner victim  Greene man slain by wife

Military Takes Control In Korea   UN Hampered  Commander of ROK Army Throws Support Behind Junta

—-SEO News  BEHIND PAGE 1   REPUBLICAN RUN LEGISLATURE GOES IN ORBIT  - Three House Bills Deai With Jobless Benefits

WEATHER   Ohio House Handed First Ot Measures  19 Bills Are Dropped   19 Bills Are Droppec In Hopper Following Message By DiSalle

Session Is Kicked Off By DiSalle   First Politically Explosive Measures Await House Action

Legislature In. Orbit  Progress. WillD ppend On New Developmerits

Ohio Assembly Now Down To Real Business   State-Of-The-State Message Triggers Flow Of Legislation

The Weather   Ohio Assembly Now Down fo Real Business   State-of-the-State Message Triggers Flow of Legislation

Ohio Assembly Now Down fo Real Business  State-of-the-State Message Triggers  eae ee Fle ae

Fair and Warm   Ohio Assembly Now Down to Real Business   State-of-the-State Message Triggers Flow of Legislation

Russia Challenged To Cut Back Bitter Competition Of Cold War   Urged To Join U.S. In Effort To Probe Secrets Of Mars, Venus

Mechem Asks Emergency School Funds   House Given Request for $1.5 Million

United Nations Schedules Early Debate on China   Steering Committee Votes to Send Issue Directly to Assembly Floor.

Debate Is Set On Red China   Subject of Admission to U.N. Is Scheduled for General Assembly

Another U.S. Concession? Admission of China Into UN is Proposed Before Group Today

U.N. to Debate China  Expect Issue . To Hit General  Accombly in

Red China Issue Set For Debate   Western Powers Hope To Block Admission Of Communists to U.N

AUTHORITY Y REQUESTED IN MEASURE   Impact Payments Also Cause Of Much Discussion

Berlin Now Surrounded By Commies   U.S.. British And French Forces Are Outnumbered

Carla's Death Toll Up To 33   Rains Cause Flood Danger In 7 States

Bodies Of 8 In One Family Are Found   New Details Of Carla's Savagery Unfold In Texas

Fresh Details of Destruction by . Carla Unfolding   Death Toll Rises; Midwest Is Affected

Carla. Victims Injured When Porch Falls   Related Story, Page &D

Area Streams Still to Feel Flood Crests  2h) BESS eee bee 4 ee   Thousands Driven From Their Homes; Widespread Damage

Carla Breaks Up, Leaving 31 Dead; Floodwaters Rise   5 Perish In 2 Vehicle: Swept Off Highways  In Kaneag

Missouri and Kansas Suffer   Thousands Routed by Flooded Streams After Big Rains

Carla Damage Less Than $100,000,000   35 Known Dead In Four States Following Carla

Fear Death Toll Climb   Record Flood Rampage In The Missouri Valley

8 MEMBERS ONE FAMILY ARE FOUND   Health Hazards Are Increasing Through Sector

Kansas City Hit Hard by Flood Water   Thousands Flee From Suburban  Blue River Area

8 Member's Of Family Found Dea¢   Bodies Discovered ir Texas Area Hardest Hit by Carla.

Fifteen Persons Are Reported Injured—  Red Cross Chapter House Porch, Crowded With Hurricane Carla Evacuees, Collapses

:  Find Family of Eight Dead Fresh Details of Death, Damage  Unfold in Wake of Killer Carla

Echoes of massive  hurricane continue RAIN-FLOODED RIVERS IN KANSAS KILL FIVE PERSONS ON HIGHWAYS

27-Foot Flood Crest Is Due Here Friday   ‘Six Deaths Caused by Area Floods

New Destruc w Destruction  Unfolds  Death Toll Rises To 31 In Wake Of Hurricane

Hurricane Death Toll Stands at 35! As Southwest Digs Out trom Debris

‘Accident Occurs In Galveston   Gas Fumes _. Spread After Collapse

8 Evacuees Hurt as Porch Falls   ‘Detajlc of Death and Destruction From Carla Untold i in Gulf Coast: sector ;  aad five Wedhis sday

vi Mead ins ofares ... Expect More se *  Death, Destruction Tolls Mount In Carla's Wake

Bodies of 8 In Family Found  Carla Toll Hits 33, May Mount Higher

Kansas City Raked; Toll Mounts To 31   Bodies Of Eight In One Family Found As Texas Coast Digs Out

Bodies Found in Ruins Raise Carla Death Toll   Violence From Grea! Storm Spreads Into Many States

 31 Now Dead In Wake Of Hurricane Carla  ‘Death, Destruction Unfolds In South

Death Toll Mounts as Hurricane Remnants Move Toward North   Hurricane Esther Found 1,075 Miles East of San Juan

Find Eight Bodies of One Family  Effects of Storm Extend to Midwest

Family of Eight Is Dead...  Hurricane Carla‘s Death Toll Continues to Mount

Eye Soviet Meeting   Floods Hit Midwest Death, Destruction Trail  In Wide Wake Of ‘Carla’

Dejected Victims—   Storm Toll Rises; Find Bodies of 8 in 1 Family

DAMAGE FROM HURRICANE IS STAGGERING   Further Destruction From Floods Expected; 23 Are Dead   AUTHORITIES _ CURB LOOTING

Storm Toll 33: Searchers Fear Figure Will Rise   Massive Cleanup Started in Texas Coastal Section

8 Members of One Family Found Dead...  Details of More Destruction, Death From Carla Unfold

Flood Damage Heavy in K. C.  ee i   Record Overflows Rout Thousands

Fear Carla's Toll May Go Higher Than 35   Find Bodies Of Eight Of One Family

Torrents of Floodwaters On Rampage—  Thousands Are Driven From Homes in Missouri Valley

Total Now 3] And May Go Higher   Bodies Of Eight in One Family Found

Carla Blows Out Deep In Midwest  Death Toll Reaches - 23: Damaae Immense

Fatalities Now Total 21 in Texas   Five Perish In Kansas; Floods Ravage Midwest

Carla Leave: Death Trail, Huge Loss   Hurricane Dies Out In Kansas, Missouri; Losses Staggering Alona Gulf Coast

Hoods Push Carla Death Count To 23   5 Die In Kansas; Epidemic Fears Mount In Texas

Aftermath of Hurricane Family of Eight Died In Hard-Hit Texas Town

Storm Exiles Return, Find Homes Gone   Rains Deluge Interior States As Carla Fades: Toll Now 33

Complete Families Wiped Out pe HOP  Hurricane Death Toll Mounting

Fresh Details Unfold  cat's Death Toll Hits 35: ‘Eight Members of One Family

Hurricane’s  Death Toll  Climbs To 31 Bodies Of Eight  Members Of One Family Discovered

Gulf Coast Sector Death Toll in Hurricane  Hits 35, More Expected

Rain Trips Flooding in Midwes!  At Least 6 Die as Kansas City Is Worst Hit

Welsh Throws State Financial, Tax Problems Into Legistature’s Lap

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PEPOLD IPOS AIS SC CC eee Doctor Presents Allergy That's  Hard To Escape

Texas 36th Ready in Case Of Orders To Active Duty   See Relaled Story On Page 4-A

LIP! Count Shows 60 Already Dead In Crashes; Nevada Wreck Fatal to 11

‘Reports Must Be Satisfactory  Soviet Ends News Censorship ‘But With Warning to Writers

Reds Lift Censorship On Stories   Newsmen Warned Unsatisfactory Reports Will Brine Expulsion

Censorship Abolished By Russia   Correspondents Face Expulsion If Unsatisfactory’   Must Keen Conv

British Securify Under Fire Over Spies’ 5-Year Oneratior   U.S. Challenges Russia— Admit Free World News   Expulsion Will Be Penalty for Displeasing Russ—  Soviets End Censorship of Foreign Correspondents’ Stories

Soviet Censorship of Foreign Correspondents Ended, But With Warning

Soviet Censorship of News Abolished  Foreign Correspondents Get Warnine on ‘Rumors’

Angry Mobs Storm Trujillo Opposition Office Building   Catholic Church Also Vandalized: Search on for Dictator’s Killer.

Trujillo Slaying  Disorders Flare  Son Takes Over; One Killer Dead

Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend?  Gem of a Trip—Worth Queen’s Ransom

Inside...   ‘Seventeen Interdepartmental Committees ‘Get Ax as Kennedy Whacks Away Red Tape

President Ends 17  Committees   Consolidation Is Primary Aims More Action Late

Department Heads Told to End or Merge Committees   Action Will Save $301,375: Others Ta he Ended

17 Agencies Abolished By JFK's Order  White House Say: Others To Face Same Fate Later

President Takes Shot At Red Tape   Saves $301,375 a Year; Kennedy's Main Aim Is Clarification.

Dominican Talks Not ‘Advanced   General Strike Continues as  OAS Aid Sought

Political Crisis End Is Sought   Dominican Still In Hold Of Seven Day General Strike

Tep Dominican Leaders Fail To End Crisis    Balaguer Refuses To Quit  Quit In Favor Of Junta Government

Dominicans Seek Accord   Opposition Reports No Progress in Talks

No Progress In Dominicatr  Talks Noted   Seek Government Unity to End All  Political Strife

Turmoil Continues In Dominican As  Debate Goes On   Administration. Opposition Reopen Talks: Strike Continues

RUSK’S POSITION HURT  Kremlin Holds Line Qn Concessions For Any Western ‘Give’

ania To Close dale Plant   Action Is Forced by Economic Factors, Including Increased Foreign Competition

Wednesday to be windy   72 at 1 p.m.  24 low this morning 54 high yesterday 66 high year ago 37 low year ago

More showers for Wednesday   54 at 1 p.m. today 44 low this morning 69 high Monday  66 high year ago  58 low year ago

Crib Sold! Ad Brings Quick Results   SEARS ROEBUCK 6 YEAR crib, complete. Used 9 months. $15. Phone SK 5-0248.

More Arrests In Connection With Thefts  T.. Ldnce hdne. Ual.   Two More Men Held For Questioning Abou Moberly. Merchandise

Rusk Is Considering Berlin Plan Meeting   Reds Given Reply To Note on Berlin

Considers Strategy Session   Berlin Situation Review By Foreign Ministers Seen

Rusk Considers. Allied Strategy Session on Berli:   Sen.. Bridges . Pledges GOP Support ta Any ‘Firm, Tough Positior

‘West May Hold Strategy Talks   U.S., Britain, France Deliver Notes to Nikita

FOR BERLIN SESSION  Rusk Studies Sirategy   K ennedy Answers Soviets

Wind Levels Radio Tower     : Parmer Escapes   : Farmer Escapes "As Barn Collapses

State senators start talking all-day sessions   To Be Heard Monday

Ireaty Nations Condemn Red Intervention  But Final Resolution   But Final Resolution of SEATO Meeting Omits Mention of Joint Action.   TY’ & Satiched

To Preserve Nation's Sovereignty  Ceondemn Continued ‘Red Intervention on,

Agrees To Take Whatever Acts Are Necessary   Insist Upon Cease-Fire Before Political Settlement

Escapes On Bike Goateed Typical Beatnik Holds Up Greenville Bank

Greenville Bank Is Robbed Today By ‘Typical Beatnik’ Young Negro

The Gagnon House Is Gone   Gagnon Was Last of Buttes Colorful Old Boarding Houses

Eichmann Goe: To Trial On Tuesday   Will Face Jewish Survivors Of Nazi Camps

Accused of Mass Murder  Adolf Eichmann Trial To Start on Tuesday

Eichmann nears hour of judgment   Goes to trial before Israeli court tomorrow

ACCUSED OF KILLING MILLIONS Kichmann Nearing Fatefu  Hour Of Historie Trial

Gestapo Chief Goes on Trial in Jerusalem   Massive Indictment Charges War Crimes Against Jews

Israel Trial In Murders Set To Open   Gestapo Official Held For Killing Millions Of Jews

You'll Find It   Adolf Eichmann Nears Trial Date      More Than 35 Pilots Training For Cuba's ‘2nd Revolution’

Accused Slayer Of Millions Goes On Trial Tuesday   Former Nazi Gestapo Leader Nears Fateful Hour in Jerusalem

Jerusalem Trial Starts Tuesday   Murder of Millions Laid against Ex-Nazi

Eichmann To Face Jews Mistreated By Nazis   Pro-West Diem Is Renamed South Viet Nam President

Fer War Crimes Israel Readies for Eiehmann Trial  To Open Tuesday

CHARGE NAZI KILLED JEWS BY MILLIONS   Hitler's Former Gestapo Genocide Officer Faces 3 Judges In Jerusalem For “Crimes Against Humanity.”

Idaho Traffic Deaths   ‘Eichmann Nears Trial for Killing of Millions

Mass Murder Charged Eichmann War Crimes Trial Opens In Israel Tuesday

To Face Jewish Survivors Of Nazi Extermination Camps That He Commanded

Hour Nears For Start Of Trial   Survivors Of Extermination Camps To Talk

Adolf Eichmann near fateful hour when accusers face him in court   Legal prirts

15-COUNT INDICTMENT READY  ~ Hour Nears When Eichmann Will Come Face-To-Face With Victims

Former Nazi Prison Camp Chief on Trial   He'll Come Face to Face with Jewish Survivors

lormer Nazi Gestapo Chief Faces Charges Of Slaying Millions Of Jews In Germany; Case Before Three Judges In Jerusalem

Survivors to Face Author of Final Solution   (More pictures and stories on page 33)

wise VATS Luesilay ". a neeiecanatiaan in  Trial Hour Near; Eichmann To Face Jewish Aceusers

VICTIMS WILL TESTIFY Fateful Hour For Eichmann; Trial Opens Tomorrow

NAZI WAR CRIMINAL’S TRIAL TO OPEN TUESDAY  Eiechmann’s Fateful Hour Near

Eichmann Trial Opens Tuesday In Jerusalem   Defendant To Face Jewish Survivors Of Death Camps

TESTIMONY BEGINS TUESDAY SS See  Some Who Suffered AtE ichmann’s Hands  To Testify At Trial

Eichmann to Hear Death Camp Voices   Jewish Survivors Of Nazi Horrors To Give Testimuny

Ex-Nazi Set For Trial In Mass Deaths  Adolf Eichmann To  Face Survivors Of

Hichmann.. — Trial Ready   Massive 15-Count: Indictment Charges Millions: Slain °

Eichmann Must Face Survivors  One Worked With   One Worked Witt Accused To Swap Trucks For Lives

Eichmann To Face 13 Persons Who WerelnHisPrisonCamp During Trial For Killing Jews   lsavs HE KLLED MILLIONS

For ‘Crimes Against Humanity’  Eichmann Trial Set Tomorrow In Israel Court

Eichmann Nears Hour  Of His Trial   Some Former Victims Face  Him in Israel

Mass Murderer Of Jews [Eichmann Nearing Fateful Hour ‘(For Unprecedented Trial To Begin

Eichmann Trial Opens Tuesday Jews to Face ‘Exterminator’ in Court

Drunken Drivers Since Jan. 1   15-Count Indictment — Eichmann Preparesto Face His Judges in Mass Executions Case

Eichmann s FatefulHour Approaches  Trial of Nazi ‘Exterminator’ Opens on Tuesday

On Inside Pages    Senate Braces For Fight Over Lawrence's Tax Bills

Crucial Tax Package Vote In ‘ Offing an A iS  State Senate Set For Longe Session

: Michigan Pipe Smoker Outlasts Field Of 19, Including Wife, To Capture Title

Inside...   Winner in Field of 19 Top Puffer Gets Hour and Four Minutes  From Pipeful in Smoking Championship

‘Briar Champ ‘Hazes’ Wife, 18 Others  ‘Pipe a Man’s Smoke, Puffer Proves

TODAY'S WEATHER   Showers Dampen Wide Areas From S'west To Ohio Valley

Winds and Flooding Bring Extensive Damage  Weather Front Stretches 2,000 Miles

Heavy Rain, Flash Floods Pound East   Homes and Crops Washed Away ‘in Virginia, Kentucky

a OOM Merl here Se ater cree arth et pr cee  Marriage Saver  H as Answer

SAC Bombers Carry 50-Megaton Load   So Says Rep. Rutherford Of Texas; Pentagon Officials Refuse Details

Discovery of Floating Gas Can") Spurs Hope in Hunt for Rocky's Sor

Shepard's Wire Radiant Over Floht   News Briefs Kapear Today On Page 3

Wife Says ‘Just A Baby Step’  Would Like To See Shepard In Orbit

Panel Is For Conviction Or Hist Ballot   Sentence Deferred By Defense Motion Could Receive Life

Senate Adds Approval To New School Foundation Bill Upping State Aid

US. Borrowing “Spree Slated   securities Totaling  $16 Billion for Sale

Biggest Borrowing  Since '59 Announcec  — "Tranenry. Ta Refinance $19 &. Rillian    Treasury To Refinance $12.5: Billion Of Old Debt And Borrow $3.5 Billion 

$20,000-an-Hour Show in Ilhmnois  ‘Legislator Decked, Two Others Wrestle, Police Called. But Bill Is Finally Passed

Florida Dealt Biggest Blow of W inter, Miami Mercury Drops Below Freezing

May Hit Florida      Hurricane Carla's Punch Rises: Heads Into Gulf

Winds to 100 m.p.p.....     Hurricane Picks Up Power As It Moves Toward U. S.

Hurricane Carla Gains Power in Gulf of Mexico   Further Curve to the North Will Increase Threat to Florida

MIKE SAYS CUT WILL WASTE Expect GOP Majority To Pass Tight Budget

House GOP Set to Pass Budget Bill   Trimmed Measure Provides $2 Billion For Operations

House Will Pare Down  Budget Bill   Democrats Hope  For Amendments

The Weather   Ohio GOP Set To Ram Budget Bill Through   Democrats Hoping For Amendments To Restore Cuts

Ohio GOP Set To Ram Budget Bill Through   Democrats Hoping For Amendments To Restore Cuts

Liaqht Rain   Ohio GOP Set To Ram Budge Bill Through   Democrats Hoping For Amendments To Restore Cuts

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   Report shortages in Cuba hurt Castro’s popularity

SHORTAG ES OF FOOD CITED Castro’s Po pulari ly  Said In ‘Nose-Dive’

Americans Returning From Cuba Say Castro’s Popularity Takes Nese-Dive

Food Shortage Reported By Americans Returning From Trips Made To Cuba

Dalton Signs New Junior College Bill   State Aid Also Authorized for Eligible Schools.

U.S., Cuba Clash Seen At Parleys   Uruguayan Official Asks For Improved Standard Of Living

Blast Kills 1, Hurts 37 In Chicago   Explosion Rips Near North Side Tavern; Report Powder Smell —Some Badly Injured

Says Deal Made ‘In Best Interests’  Ike Cools Off Riit Over Sale Of Jets

Eisenhower Backs Plane Sale To Tito   Program Started Under Truman As Beneficial To U. 8S.

in 10Gay 5 ALTOONA MIRROR   Britain Cuts Bank Rate as “Crisis” Eases

Lenten Feature... “The Tales Christ Told’  Paae 4   Todav’s Chuckle

HELP FOR YOUR EGO  An Electronic Brain Can  Make Mistakes, By Golly!

ARMY ORDERS UNNEEDED EQUIPMENT  Machine Errs a Mere $7.4 Million

New York Wa ned Of Boycot ere ned OF Boycou  Food Supply Cut Cut  Looms In Strike

Paar And Sullivan, Unable To Agree On Ground Rules, Call Off TV Debate

Sullivan-Paar Debate Has Been Called Off   Each Blames Other For ‘Welching’ On. Much Publicized Encounter Over TV —

Murphysboro Faces Record Crest Today   Ask Half of State Be Called Disaster Area

RIVERS ARE CRESTING AT RECORD HIGH   3ig Muddy And Little Wabash Batter Levees; Kaskaskia Still Rising, Embarrass Receding.

Clare Hoffman Back in State   Congressman Leaves Washinaten Hospital

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Most of Nation Has Snowfall; Colder In State

Russ Asserts Council. Duty Condemnation Of Britain; U. S. Gives Support to British

Security Council Fetitioned British Pullout In Kuwait Urged By U. A. R., Soviet

Issue Appeal to UN  UAR, Soviet Urge British  Troop Units Leave Kuwait

‘Let UAR Solve Iv  British Kuwait Exodus Is Asked By Arabs, Russians

Russia And UAR Urge British Go   ‘Withdrawal Of All Forces From Kuwait Demanded In U. N.

Rebel Militarists Grab So. Korea; Assert Feeling Of Friendship to U.S.

ARKEST OF PREMIER IS ORDERED   Rebels Put South Korea Under Martial Law, Defy U.S. Support  Of Deposed Premier Chang.

Chang Says Army Rule Complete   Junta Promises Return Of Gov't To Elected Regime

‘All Government Powers Seized  Control of Country Claimed in Nearly Bloodless Coup

Rebel Committee Avowedly Pro-American but Deposed ©  Premier Is Backed by U. S.

Defies U.S. Advice to Halt Take-Over   U.S. Backs Elected Regime Of Chang

National, Local Assemblies Ordered Dissolved; Troops, Equipment Conquer Seoul

So. Korean Rebuff for Americans   Rebels Spurn Advice To Renege; Claim Full Control.   Where Is He?

Rebel Military Junta in — Korea Defies U.S. Advice And Claims Full Contro}

Order  Assembly  Dissolved Report Chang, Entire Cabinet to Be Arrested

Appeal Made To Premier, Now in Hiding Chang Is Urged  To Appear at  Council of State

Defies American Plea to Restore Lawful Regime   Takes Over Authority After Nearly Bloodless Pre-Dawn Coup

Scorn Advice From America fo Half Action  Broadcast Tells  of New Power  gas

Armed Forces Take Over All Authority From Civil Regime To End ‘Corruption, Incompetence’.   JUNTA SAYSITIS ANTI-COMMUNIST

ARREST OF PREMIER IS ORDERED   Rebels Put South Korea Under Martial Law, Defy U.S. Support Of Deposed Premier Chang.  tae eee selene aap seen:

ROK Coup Reported Complete   Generals Promise  Government Cleanuy

Military Junta Claims Full Control; Martial Law Ordered in Seoul

South Korean coup leaders defy U. S.   Heavily armed rebels take over all operations of government

Pledges Only Interim Rule   Radio Appeals For Premier To Attend Council Of State

Yanks Back Ousted Chief  Rebels Claim Full Control of Seoul, All Major Cities

Disregards  US. Backing  For Chang Says Political   Corrup tion  Will Be Stopped

Army Claims Full Control of Nation   Revolutionary Committee Handling All Affairs of State; Defying American Advice to Pull In Horns; Seek Premier

Do-Youna’s. Junta Seen In Control   Both U.N. And U.S. Support Ignored; Chang In Hiding

U.S. Opposition Curtly Ignored   All Government Assemblies Dissolved

Defy U.S., Order Local Assemblies To Be Dissolved   Premier and Cabinet Will Be Arrested

Bloodless coup staged by military   U.S. supports local gov't of Premier Chang

Coup Leader Outlines His Objectives   Gen. Chang Pledges To Relinquish Power When Aims Attained

Military Junta Claims Full Control of South  Korea and Government

S. Korea is Seized By Anti-Red Rebels   Report on S. Korea Coup:  Fear of Military Confirmed

South Korean Military Junta Takes Control, Defies U. S.   Coup Is Blow to Democracy

Takeover Deplored By U.S.   Rebel Junta Claims Contral of Nation; Premier in Hiding

Lausebes lunta 's  in Full Control.   Gen. Chang Takes Over As Commander

Military Junta Seizes Control, Removes Regime  American General Asks Restoration Of Lawful Rule

U.S. ADVICE REJECTED AFTER Coup   Military Says Action Forced By Corruption

Special Police G uard Set Up for Gable Baby  - idnap Plot Reported

SHOE ON OTHER FOOT  Sen. Metcalf Criticizes Helena’s School Board

Berlin Talks O.K. Despite  French Stand   Allies Prepare Pact Approving Compromise Try

Kennedy new frontier plan faces a divided congress   GOP solons see rough going  head

LEGISLATURE IS IN STORM\ FINAL WEEK   GOP Failure To Trim  ) Budget Boosts Demonds For Half-Cent  Sales Tax Increase.

Briefs...  From the Wire  By The Associated Press    By The Associated Press  USSR’s Zorin Says US Takes Step Backward

U.N. First Is Japan Policy  Goal Is Stronger  . * swr 0D 2 Wun cere en teoumtsrm

Japan Puts UN in Forefront of Foreign Policy  Says Actions Will  Be Based on Building IIn Practiag af LIN

In Accident Near Avonmore .. .  Three Bell Avon SGirls Are Killed

Flood Peril Eases; Light Rainfall Due   Reduce Probable Crest Forecasts, but Some May Leave Homes in Spencer, Lafayette

Runoff Seen A Certainty Early in June  First Statewide   First Statewide Loss for Wilson; Liberals Also Out

Crane Falls 172 Feet Into  Concrete Pit   Men Trapped When Machine Explodes; Inquiry Launched

Atlas silo accident  takes lives of six HUGE CRANE TOPPLES 172 FEET TO BOTTOM OF PIT: 19 INJURED

Six Dead As Crane  Topples   Machine Tumble: 172 Feet Into Missile Pit

FALLS IN BALLISTIC MISSILE PIT  Crane Topples 172 Feet in N.M Killing 6 Workers, Injuring 19

Missile Accident Probed   Huge Crane Topples 172 Feet To Destruction In Concrete-Lined Pit

6 Killed, 19 Injured ‘When Crane Falls Into Ballistic Missile Pit

6 Die At Building Protect   Crane Topples To Flaming Destruction

Crane Falls Info Missile Pit: Six Workers Killed  19 Others Injured as Ruptured © Gas Tanks: Expode Into -Flames -

Probe Slated In Crane’s Fall  6 Die. 19 Hurt In Missile Site Mishap

Probe Set In Missile  Site Crash  Crane Topples, 6 Killed, 19 Hurt

CRANE FALLS 173 FEET, 19 MEN INJURED   Crane Gasoline Tanks Burst, Filling Huge Roswell Intercontinental Missile Silo With Flames.

Official Probe Underway In Crane Tragedy  Lake Charles Man Among 6 Killed

6 Die, 19 Hurt In Fiery Fall Of Huge Crane   Ballistic Missile Pit Is Scene of Sudden Tragedy

investigation Scheduled Crane Crash Kills 6, Injures 19 At  Rocket Firing Site

6 Workers Killed, 19 Hurt As Big Crane Falls In Pit At Missile Site

6 Are Killed, 14 Hurt In Missile Pit Accident   Construction Crane Falls on Workers; Gasoline Tanks lanite

Six Die As Crane Falls In Atlas Pit   Probe Launched Intec Roswell Accident;  19 Workers Injured

Crane Topples, Kills 6 Workers In New Mexico  Falls 171 Feet To Fiery Destruction In Missile Pit «

Crane Topples Into Missile Pit; 6 Killed   Injures 19. Other Workers

The verdict nobody wants Godfrey recommends a course of action on cancer for all   Rv ARTHIIR GODFREY

Delay Is Fatal  85.000 Additional Lives Could Be Saved Each Year

CANCER FIGHT: 3  85,000 Persons Died Needlessly In Year 1960   Their Cancer Could Have Been Cured   By ARTHUR GODFREY Written for The Axvcenriated Prace

Godfrey Tells Reaction Fear, Ignorance, Delay Costly in Fight on Cancer

Fignt against cancer  Disbelief, horror, haste follow diagnosis   By ARTHUR GODFREY

Young Father U.S. Char Rescued After Reds Wre Ordeal in Well!Laos Truc

TRAPPED SINCE EARLY FRIDAY Young Father Rescued From Bottom of Well

Rescuers Free Young Father After Being Trapped In Well For 17 Hours

Gabe Paul Leaves Houston Ball Club; Named General Manager At Cleveland

TRACTORS FOR FREEDOM GROUP READY TO OPEN NEGOTIATIONS WITH CASTRO; TO REPLY TODAY

Believe Way (nen To Deal With Castro   Reuther Says Reply Expected Today On Prisoner Ransom

View Voiced by Reuther  Way Open for Negotiations Tractor Committee Says

Where Money Went:  Goldfine Must Tell All To Get Sentence Reducac

Goldfine Could Be Free Quickly  Full Disclosure of Finances Required

Fargo Catches Three Fugitives In Verona Case  Evplosives Alert Canceled; Three

CHARITABLE GESTURE   Christmas On High- Degenerate Earth Saddens God   By GEORGE CORNELL AP Relivion Writer

CArEscHiis Ore fiten ~ £ . Degeneracy On The Earth Cause Of Sadness To God

CHRISTMAS ON HIGH   HRISTMAS ON HIGH Aeross Eons and Events Vast Conflicts Were Seen   By GEORGE CORNELL AP Religion Writer

Local Champion Wins First Heat  Kansas Boy, 13, National Soap Box Derby Champion

Education Group Plugs For Funds  $106 Million Asked. To Improve Schools In North Carolina

Bill of Rights Included in New UAW-AMC Pact   Union Board Holds Special Meeting

UAW Aarees to Management Rights at AMC   Precedent Seen in Management Bill of Rights

BIG BATTLE RAGING  French Hurling All-Out Attack at Tunisia Siege

French Paratroopers Thrown Into Tunisian Attempt To Capture Base

U.N. Asked To Meet On ‘Aggression’   Bourguiba Claims Rockets And Bombs Used, Says 33 Die

Tunisians Ring Bizerte  French Landing Paratroopers To Defend Base

French paratroopers hit Tunisians under umbrella of fighter planes

Ruling Upsets Earlier View  MUNICIPALITIES RETAIN CONTROL OF BOTTLE CLUBS

‘Freedom Riders’ Trial Brings Demonstrations  Arrest 200 Negro Marchers

THOUSANDS WATCH AS SWALLOWS FLY BACK AGAIN TO CAPISTRANO CA’ ITTAN CAPISTRA N CO

Claims Area in Oil-Rich Sahara  for Tunisia, Vows to Send Troops

sruenre is Beaq a  Peace At Any Cost -- Patrick Henry Spirit Is Seen Dead

‘Trouble Is Bad’  Peace At Any Cost -- Patrick Henry Spirit Is Seen Dead

On Display 30 Years At Metropolitan Museum   va vw ser  Jit £7tOPiuy VY s£006IO sae ee a ave ve  cemnnenenerse nematic  3 Statue Citiieelen Confessed —

 DID HIS DUTY  Police Captain Ordered Reinstated by Circuit Judge

Record Spending Asked For U. S. Armed Forces   Over $5 Billion Sought For Veterans Activity.

Budget At A Glance   Record Peacetime Military  Budget Proposed By tke

Record Peacetime Military Outlay   SEFYVFRAL FACTORS   TWIiCKk AS MICH

No Change Called in  Manpower Security Demands  More for Missiles

be Change In Total Manpower Ike's Budget Contains Record Miliiary Outlay

lke Boosts Arms Fund fo $42.9 Billion   $1.4 Billion Increase Said Needed for New Weapons, Cost Climb

42.9 Billion Sought For Defense Use   Peacetime Request Nears Amount Spent In Korean Conflict

Threaten to Delay 1 Kerner’ S: Inauguration Mier GOP in Illinois House: Walks Out -

Republicans Rebel  _lhinais Faees   Se Sa ee Se Ga ee emma =" eee ——  House Tangle

Hearings Open On Medical Aid For The Aged   14 Million Will Benefit By Plan; Tough Fight Seen

No Action Will Be Taken Until Next Year   HEW Secretary Lead-Off Witness; AMA Opposing Plar

Ship Tries To Tow Yacht To Ontario Port  - Passengers In Good Condition

General Operation OfReformatory At Hutchinson Is OK  Irregularities Are   Irregularities Are Minor According To Investigation By KB]

Speech Said To Be Arms  Race Exeuse   Tass Says Kennedy Adding His Share To War Hysteria

eMost Sooners Not Voting on Issues Today   Lack of Interest, - Rain Are Factors

Tough Relief Code Fought In Court   City Plans ‘Thought Control’ for New Welfare Workers

Will Bovines Be New Audience?  Cows Get TV Sets, Milk Output Zooms

Lagging Behinc 1960 Toll; 312 Already Killed      Peak Danger Yet To Come With Homeward Travel Of Motorists   Ry The Associated Press

- Peak Travel Ahead  ‘Holiday Traffic Deaths ‘Running Below ’60 Rate

Highway Accidents Kill 224.   Death Toll Is Neat Record. Pace of 1960

Nation's Holiday Highway Toll Mounts But Runs Behind Grim Figures of 1960

Auto Deaths Lag Behind Last Year   TRAFFIC Re  BOATING 18 DROWNING ay MISCELLANEGUS Rm  TOTAL did

Highway Toll On Climb As Holiday Closes   Deadly Count Is Seen Approaching Last Year’s Record

Russia Told U.S. Can’t Extinguish hights Ot  West Powers in Berlin

CHRISTMAS ON HIGH  World of God and Man Joined at Christ’s Birth   By GEORGE CORNELL AP Religion Writer

~~     ise! For Thy Light Has Come!   By GEORGE CORNELL AP Religion Writer

JFK Tough Stand  Is Given Backing Demo, GOP Leaders Promise Approval by Next Tuesday

Britain May Vero      Economic Move Into The Common Market Would: Boost. Trade:

Great Britain Expected To Seek Economie Merger With Kuropean N eighbors

Historic ~ MoveLooms In Britain  T i ee oe le ae a   Likely To Join Common Market  With Neighbors

MACMILLAN TO ANNOUNCE TODAY HISTORIC BRITISH DECISION TO JOIN EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET

Britain Ahandone Isolation   Macmillan To Announce Merger fn Common Marke

GOP’s Morton Backs 5-Year Aid Borrowing   Smith Figures In Bipartisan Senate Debate

Ex-GOP Chief OKs Aid Plan   Long-Term Proposal By Kennedy Debated

Ex-GOP Chief Backs Aid Plan  anya Proposal Same jeanhnwaoar RAndoe

Former Head Of GOP Asks Aid Support   Morton Says Bill Same In Principle As Ike’s Proposal

Foreign Aid Plan Gains  GOP Support   Morton Says Program Same  Asked By Ike

GOP Solon Throws Support To JFK's Foreign Aid Plan:   Morton Says It’s Same In Principle As Ike’s In 1957

Ex-GOP Head Gets Behind Aid Program   Sen. Morton Says Kennedy Proposal Similar To Ike’s

Morton Backs PresidentOn Foreign Aid   Kentucky Senator Favors $8.8 Billion “Loan” To New Nations.

Ex G.O.P. Chairman Backs Kennedy Bill   Morton Says Foreign Aid Similar to Eisenhower’s Proposal

—MORTON BACKS AID PROGRAM_ Will Support JER’s Long-Range Proposal

Morten Backs JFK Aid Plan   Ex-GOP Chairman Sees Proposal As Similar. To One Requested By Ike

Aiken on Other Side Republican Leader Backs  J.P.K.’s Foreign Aid Plan

same AS Iike’s  Morton Throws Support Tc Kennedy Foreign Aid Bill

Ageng GONEUET LEAVES  hor Wass i SHE ok m. ahEi ie CLE A we ~ ss

Pirated’ Liner Changes  SNA cena Ra ean?  Course, Heads for Sea”

14-Nation  Conference  May Emerge Communists Said  Building Forces At Alarming Rate

Tunisia Breaking Relations With France iin Wake of Gun Battle at Naval Base

3 You Can Help - Only $225 Shy Contributions Of $337 Give Christmas Fund Biggest Day

Sif oe Fee eeee sit oat ESE EES ERS 2 ESE   Contributions Of $337 Give Christmas Fund Biggest Day

 Urged to Return to Red Embassy Canada Doubts Defecting Soviet Chemist  Bears Military Secrets; Asylum Granted

Shriver To Head New Peace Unit   Kin of Kennedy To Take Payless Job; May Be Made Permanent.

U.N. Officials Think Debate Will Deadlock  Change In U. 5. Policy Needed Officials Of

Another U.N. Deadlock On Congo Is Seen   No Switch In U.S. Policy

U.N. Chiets See Debate in Deadlock  i   No Progress Seen Unless U.S. Alters Policy on Congo

Deadlock Seen InU. S. Debate On Congo Issue  Stevenson Gives   Stevenson Gives No Indication of Change in Policy

Participation In Laos Talks Depends On If   Negotiations Seen Pointless Under Any Threat Of Fighting

Swainson Asks President For Defense Work   ‘Much Encouraged’ With Results Of White House Visit

BOARD OFFERS AIRPORT REVIEW ON DISTRICTING   Supervisors to Meet At Airport Tonight

Immanuel Church Anniversary Ends  Committees Given Praise for Work

EUB Centennial  Activities Begin Pastors To Speak Here on Sunday

Herbert Hoover Gives World Xmas Message   CHRISTMAS MESSAGE By FORMER PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER December 25, 1961 Tyictributed By { PI

A Christmas Message   Former President Herbert Hoover December 25, 1961 (Distributed By UPI)

Morse Seeks To Prevent  ‘Riders’ in School Bill   Catholic Hierarchy See Denial of Growth

April Takes Over From March Lion   Tornadoes, Rain and Floods Lead Easter’s Parade

May Picket Schools, Stage Hands Warn   Board Member Says  Youths Rowdy At Concerts

  Government Survey Dims Business H Dims Business Hopes   No Resurgence Of Demand Shown For Houses And Home Appliances

Pickefing Halts Trains in N. Y,  aringa Wrarbarc   Marine Workers’ Watkout Is Felt

Railroad Halts All Service at Grand Central   Picketing by Harbor Craft Crewmen Given as Reason

NYC Forcec To Call Off All Trains  Picket Line Of   Picket Line Of Strikers Force Cancellations

Report Proves Error  Dag’s Last Parley Never Took Place   ‘Base At Kamina Falls’  900 U.N. Troops Reported Taken

Service in Bufialo, Falls Resum  Strike Is Bi selec By Bus Drivers

'Selective Service i\College Qualification Test Set for April 27

Dutch Navy Boat Finds His Friend   Governor Flying To New Guinea As Hunt Intensified

Searchers Hold Out Hope for Governor's Son Rockefeller’s DutehCom panion Rescued; Tells Wreck Story

Rockefeller Son Is Lost In New Guinea Jungles   Terror-Filled Story Indicates Skipper Killed Passengers

Hope HeldOut That Mike Will Be Found Sate   Governor Flies Out To Help Search For Son; Companion Last Saw Young Rockefeller Afloat On Makeshift Raft

Gov. Rockefeller Flying To Far Pacific To Aid In Search For His Son. Michael

Governor Flies Toward Pacific  Rockefeller's Son Reported Lost Off New Guinea Coast

Hope for Safety of Young Rockefeller InNew Guinea   Reports Indicate Son of New York Governor May Have Reached Coast Satel;

GOVERNOR'S SON THOUGHT ALIVE BUT STILL LOST   ‘Mike - Rockefeller’ Ss Companion Found

Companion Rescued Off  New Guinea  New York Governor Regins Plane Dash   New York Governor Begins Plane Dash To Dutch Colonv

a a a a  New Yorker Still Missing —  Young Rockefeller’ S Companion Rescued

Rockefeller’s Son Is Missing   Companion Rescued Off-Coast Of New Guinea-Governor En Route -

Search Continues for Son of Rockefeller After Finding  Companion Off New Guinea

Rockefeller’s Son Sought; Friend Rescued by Dutch   Believe Youth May Have Reached New Guinea Coast

Companion Rescued —  Young Rockefeller Hunted in Remote New Guinea Area

Governor Reaches Honolulu   Planes, Vessels Scour Arca In New Guinea

Chum Of Young R Rescued   Gov. Rockefeller Joins Search; Son Last Seen Swimming Shoreward

Rockefeller's son missing  Young companior   Young companion rescued; governor to New Guinea

Dutch Navy Ships Pick Up Partner   Last Seen Swimming Towards Shore, Governor Heads for New Guinea

Reason fo Hope Rockefeller's Son Is Safe: Companion Rescued Off N. Guinea

Rocky Flying To Hunt Son   <Youth, 23, Missing ‘In New Guinea, But Hopes Mount

Companion rescued SN cE rr EE  ~ Gov. Rockefeller’s  son may be alive

RAIN OR SNOW   Companion Rescued by   New York Governor Flies to New Guinea To Assist in Search

Rescue Michael’s Companion Today   Believe Son Of N. Y. Governor Safe In New Guinea Swampland; Lost After Boat Loses Motor

Companion Rescued In New. Guinea Jungle.  Report ‘Reason To Hope Son Of Rockefeller Safe

Governor F lying To Jungle Island Of New Guinea   Some Hope That Rockefeller’s Son May Be Safe; His Duteh Companion Saved Off Coast

Hollandia Officials Feel Michael Is Safe: Last Seen Afloat ‘Can’

NY Governor Flies to Aid Of Lost Son   Young Rockefeller Was Last Seen Off  New Guinea Coast

[A Report From Wild Area Gives Reason’To Hope Son Of N. Y. Governor Is Safe

Companion rescued, son of Rocky is hoped safe   Last seen afloat

COMPANION OF MISSING SCION FOUNI   Governor Speeding To Dutch New Guinea Where Son Was Last Sighted Swimming For Shore.

Governor Enroute to New Guinea   Michael's Companion Found Alive; JFK Offers Help.

Hope For Young Rockefeller Up   Companion Found Safe In  New Guinea Wilds -

Companion Rescued Off New Guinea   Men Forced To Abandon Smol] Craft

Rockefeller Hunt Pushed   Last Seen Swimming Tr Shark-Infested Waters

Search On For Young Rockefeller  Companion Locate¢   Companion Located On Jungle Coast

Dutch Companion Rescued nda  Rocke feller’s Son Missing In New Guinea

Rocky Wings Toward New Guinea  Michael Still Missing      Manager Lashes Back At Newburch Crities

Rockefeller Looking For Son   Governor flies to Dutch New Guinea to assist

Report Rocky’s Son Safe   Companion Of Missing Rockefeller Rescued In Wilds Of New Guinea

Capsized Off Dutch  Guinea   Michael, 23, Had Been on Expeditior For Primitive Art

U.N. to Resist East Congo Leftist Revolt  U Thant Authorizes Forces   U Thant Authorizes Forces To Take Necessary Action

Authorizes U.N. Forces to Use  ‘Every Measure’ Uprising in Troubled Nation   Uprising in Troubled Nation Believed Led by Congolese Leftists, a New Factor.

U.N. Action Is Ordered By U Thant   Secretary Dealing With Congo Mutiny

Forces Told  To Put Down New Mutiny.  More Power Asked For Secretary To   Ouat Mercenaries 

U Thant Orders UN to Put Down Mutiny in Congo   New Outbreak Is Believed Led By Leftist Forces

Pearl Harbor Like Last Nights  Movie In Veteran's Vivid Memory   SKY PORT

Editor Recalls Horrifying Events - Scenes Of Pearl Harbor Attack Remain Vivid After 20 Year

A VIVID MEMVURT  Newsman Recalls Duty at Pearl on Big Day’   Ceremony Marks Exact Moment of Jap Attack

lt Happened So Fast, 20 Years Ago Today       —BY JOHN MATHESON— (Sault Ste, Marie, Mich. News (Writlen for The Associated

T ALL HAPPENED SO FAST... ‘West Virginia’ Crewman ~ Recalls Pearl Harbor Raid

Check Forgery Of Licenses   State Police Probe Driver Examinations

[QO ASSURE THEM ABOUT BERLIN  Kennedy Confers With 2 Neutralists

In Separate Sessions— EE ESSIONS—  JFK Meets Two Neutralist Heads

Kennedy Talks About Berlin To Neutral Chiefs   Indonesia, Mali Leaders Get VU. S. Negotiation Views

JFK Choice Of Marshal Is Opposed   Sen. Scott Says DiMeolo Should Complete Term

Tommy Gun Versus Camera   2 Die In Crash In Abilene Area   Violent Deaths Reach 24 In State

‘Saving’ Listed As Reason  Gal. wm ORE   Weapons Status Cut To Research

Storm Leaves Much Debris.  Few Injuries   Force Diminishes as Hurricane Moves Out Of Gulf of Mexico

Leaves Trail Of Debris in Wide Path  500,000 Flee In Largest U. §  Twicter Fyadue

(Turn to REANEDY, Page 2) Terror Rule Seen In Cuba   , Crackdown On  Relision Told

Terror Reigns In Cuba   Castro Cracking Down On Religion; Priests Arrested

Castro Jails Priests, Stirs Terror Reign  Private Houses Used As Prisons As Arrests Soar

Yet Fidel’s Support Grows...  Those Who Saw It Tell of Terrorism Being Endured in Cuba Under Castrc

CastroOpensNew WarOn Religion, Reign Of Terror; Homes Are Used As Jails

pens Jammed, Crackdown on Religion Reign of Terror Grips Cuba, Travelers Say

Castro Cracks Down; Religion Prime Target  Tet ln Riwavintacoaladl @   Jails Overcrowded; Private Homes Are Pressad Into Use

Religion Object Of Fidel’s Anger   Nazi Nightmare Recalled by Witness

Even Homes Being Used As Prisons  Castro Appears TT. Wave I-l..d4   Castro Appears To Have Island Backina Him

CASTRO'S SUPPORT INCREASED . Cuba's Jails Overflowing; Priests, Politicians Held

PLANNING SESSION HELD  Allies Lack Agreement  On Berlin Negotiations

‘WOULD ONLY INDICATE WEAKNESS’  France Opposes Talks With Reds On Berlin

Town Meeting, Soviet Farm Convo Much The Same---Russian Reporter

To Russian Newsman Town Meeting Brings Memory Of Days on Collective Farm

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Royalists OK Talks Behind  Enemy Lines   Concession Breaks Week-Long Deadlock in Laos

Eichmann. Trial Court Assailed   Russian Speedup In Arms Aid To Laos Cause U.S. Concern

Eichmann Attorney Challenges Court's Jurisdiction: Fighting Defense Looms

Defendant Stood Like A Waxen Image Without Flicker Of Emotion  Eichmann’s Attorney Challenges Jurisdiction Of Israelis

Bitter Cold Weather Forecast For Entire State Toniht. Wednesday   W Is Falling From thwest To Lakes Area

Death Toll Mounts  Coo eraser nectar ee Me TE EESTI 2  Halt of Nation Under leavy Cold Wave Warnings: South Battles Floods

JK Hails  Service of  Teachers Morse Warns  Catholic Chareenh F aacto

Steers Clear Of Threats In New Notes   U.S. Quotes Russia In 1947 On Air Lanes

Daily Exercises Are Recommended  JFK Starts Plan ‘To Build Muscles

IE PS LA SNS i aa ia NS iA a RAR a haa laa all ik) ah li set silt an intgeacc nigra anaaig

Exclusive On President’s Condition  JFK Begins Muscle Build ing Program   By MERRIMAN SMITH  WTrwewe Ckta. Eww. ws!

ovie Star asses risis   beaker Pleads With Lawmakers Erase State Deficit In Hurry

Pressure on for U. S. to resume atmospheric tests   Reaction to giant blast shows fear, anger, hate

Tragedy-Struck Family in For More Trouble   Father of Family Struck by Bizarre Tragedy Dies

Sources Report Tshombe Flees   Key Positions Fall in Heavy Fighting

U.N. Smashes Resistance In Katanga City   Tshombe Reportedly Flees; Total Victory Is Indicated

UN Forces Crush Katanganese Hold On Elizbethvile  Tshombe Flees; Strong Points Are Taken In Ritter Fiahtinaga

SR RE A a ee     Bodies of Four Drowning Victims Are Recovered _

Officers Foil Hyjacking Of Plane In El Paso, Texas; Puncture Tires On Takeoff

British Ambassador Confers in Kremlin On Laos Cease-Fire      K’ivtremely “Serious

British Envoys Eyeing Red ‘Yes’ Toa Cease-Fire   Sir Frank Roberts Is Trying to Clear Up Russian Intensionc.

British, Russ: Talk on Laos Cease Fire.   Rusk and Lord Home To Draft Laos Note

British, Soviet Confer on Joint Cease-Fire Plea   Red Chinese Threaten To Send in Soldiers

Cease Fire Appeal Is Discussed   Briton Talks With Soviets On Joint Plea

Dominican Affair  Cuban Charges May Be Dropped By UN   Stevenson denied Cuban charges   Civilian-Military Junta Is Expected For Dominicans

U. S.-Dominican Issue  \U.N. Council Is Likely ToDropChargesByCuba

Council Expected To Shelve Cuban Claim Against U. $   Dominican Republic Ready To Present Views Tomorrow

Castro Troops Await Signal To Clean Up Insurgent Band ...  Report 900 Captured

Fidel Castro Ready To Negotiate  President Dorticos Warns They Will Fig] 1 Atenclad

Cuba Claims Willingness To Neqotiate   But Castro Again Charges U.S. Plan ning “Direct Armed Aggression.”

Cuba Willing to Seek Settlement With U.S.-‘Will Fight to the End’

Again Charges U. S. Planning an Armed Invasion of Land  Charges Handed to Diplomats at Mornina Session

Castro Ready to Talk...  Cuba Warns World US  Preparing Aggression.

Cuba Fears Direct Armed Aggression   Charges U.S. Openly Prepares For Another Attacl

Still Charge American Attack Plan   Newest Approach Made by Special Redio Broadcast

— HOLIDAY WEEKEND TOLL — At Least 415 Persons Won’t Be Here Tuesday

; Skill, God, Luck?  \Pilot Rides His Jet To A Fiery ‘Crash Near Fremont And Is Alive!

‘PM REALLY LUCKY’  Pilot Rides Crippled Jet Through  Fiery Crash At Fremont, Survives

GOP Claims Tax Levy Up  To Lawrence   Personal Property Proposal Hit By Republicans

GOP Will Back Certain Levies for School Use  Berger Puts Tax Plan Up to Lawrence

K Demands Albania Oust Stalin Clique   President, Premier Must Go as Price of Peace, He Says

Miss Liberty Has Birthday   COMMUNISTS AT ODDS  Nikita Asks. Resignation Of Leaders In Albania

Authorities Promise Investigation Into Alleged Beatinas of ‘Riders’

FOOD STRIKE STAGED BY 7 BUS VICTIMS   Cornell Students Pledge Fast Until Segregation Ends

"To Make Justice Speedier, Even More Certain'— Improved, Modernized Pa. Courts Urged By Pa. Chief Justice Bell

Pair Feel Settlement Too Niggardly  TODD CO. MARSH GULPS 2 BULLDOZERS

Eddie McCartney, 11, ls Fatally Injured In Accident On St. Rd. 25

Kickapoo and Black Rivers Again Flooded   Highways Closed in Spots; Town of Viola Is Isolated

Report U.S. Assisting % Guatemala   Arm For Possible Clash With Cuba

TRAINING FORCE IN GUATEMALA   But Govt. Insists Object Is Defense

Report US. Activity In  Guatemala Training Aid For Clash With Cuba?

US. Military Aid Going To  Guatemalans  Tet Wee aoe   Help Reported In Buildup In Case . Of Clash With Cuba

U.S. Military Aid Going To Guatemalans  Help Reported In Buildup In Case Of Clash With Cuba

REPORTED PREPARING FOR POSSIBLE CASTRO CLASH  Commando Force Gets U.S. Aid

Dispatch Says Officials Call It Unit Formed to Repel Expected Cuban Assault, Others Say It Is To Attack Cuba

U.S. Trains Force To Battle Castro.   Guatemala Base Reported Preparing Possible Clash; Cuban Envoys Ask Asylum

O.8. Training Cuban Invaders tn Guatemala?   I a  ar eC a) Kr 'PO  f 2  w’.§ @k ) » A P PL   fa a oO iy

Guatemala Troops Trained by U.S.  Possible Conflict ' : With Guba Feared

U.S. Supplies To Guatemala   N. Y. Times Says Commando-Type Force Being Formed

U.S. Refuses to Recognize New Dominican Regime   Young Trujillo Steps Intc Power: Arrests Reported

Marines In Caribbean On Alert   No Landings On Dominican Soil Planned As Yet

‘Taint ‘of Dictatorship Bars Way: .  U:S. Refuses Dominican Deal:

London Hunts  Woman Killer  East Indian Sought In Dagger Slaying

Ford, UAW Cut Off Talks For Key Plant   Action Could Close Down All Assembly Lines in Few Days

Ford, UAW Halt Talks At Key Unit   Ohio Plant Closing Could Stop Assemblies

Congressmen Unhappy With Allies’ Efforts   Seek Bonus Pay For Men Extending Military Service

But Solons Grumble 0 Over r Allies” Defense Efforts  Two Key Parts Of Preparedness Program Near Senate Passage

Two Key Parts Of Big Program May Be Ok ‘d   Senate And House Both Concerned Over New Crisis

Case Proposes Bonus For Volunteers  Congress Disappointed By Defense Efforts Of Allies

wo Key Parts Of JFK Plan To Get Okay   Reserve Call, Spending Measures Also Set for Initial Approval In House.   Possible Snae

KEY PARTS OF KENNEDY BILL HEAD FOR PASSAGE  Military Efforts of US. Allies Draw Criticisim

Kennedy's Defense Buildup Makes Nev Gains; Discontent Over Allies’ Efforts

Arms Plan Makes Gain  Purchase of Planes, Ships,   Purchase of Planes, Ships, Calline of Reserves Slated

Tax Slash Chance Din   Rayburn Implies Federal Deficits Next Two Years

US. Readies Nuclear Test Task Force   Atmospheric Tests Await Kennedy’s Authorization

Nuclear Test Task Force Established  Group Prepared To Resume Blasts In. Atmosphere

Nuclear Task Force ls Created   Next Move Now Entirely Up To Kennedy

Pentagon Sets Up Task Force For Air Tests   Further Step Made Toward Possible Resumption of Blasts In Atmosphere.  we... MrABDBOBOEVR: FAD Uw

Little Hope of Rescue ; 3 Trapped Tennessee Miners Believed Dead

Rescuers Battle To Reach Three Trapped Miners  Run Into Solid Rock, And tha Virtime Aro   Run Into Solid Rock, And the Victims Are Apparently Doomed

~— THREE MINERS FEARED DOOMED  Rock Blocks Human Chain Of Rescuers

Rescuers Fight To Reach Three Trapped In Mine   Appear Doomed As Solid Rock Slows Work

Diggers Run lito  Rock In Rescue Effort  3 Miners Trapped In Collapsed Coal  Shaft In Tennessee

Solons Will Probe Polk Complaints  Visit Is Planned By Congressmer In Near Future

Joe Kilgore May Probe Polk Gripes   ‘MICKEY MOUSE’ ARMY, SAY MEN FROM VALLEY. SEE PAGE 7-D

[Liberals dnd Conservatives Clash Congress Debates Big Rule Changes

Kennedy's Plans Face Roadblocks   Senate Liberals Hope To Modify Regulations Covering Filibusters

To Remove Kennedy Roadblocks . . .  Battle For Congressional Control Strings Launched

To Remove Kennedy Roadblocks . . .  Battle For Congressional Control Strings Launched   Could Block Program

Pin Hopes On Modifying Filibuster Rule On Three-Filths Vote Plan

Liderals bid loRemove Roadblocks -- Congressional Battle Continues   Jack Watches  Cuban Situation      Johnson Seems Likely To Play Powertul Role In ‘61 Senate.

Guevara Said Pushing Try At Disrupting  Other Countrics Ignore Attempt  Hi VERE eB

Latin-Am Conference Turns Back On Castro.   Rejects Demand On Benefits; Cuban Hints  Of Walkout

‘He’s Driving Us Crazy’ ‘Che’ Guevara Storms At SA Economie Conference

Vote on Aid Rejected Latin Delegates Rebuff Guevara at EconomicMeet

LATIN NATIONS COOL TOWARD CHE GUEVARA   Cuban Delegate Trying To Disrupt Economic  Conference   FRONDIZI VISITED BY U. S. DELEGATE

Cuban Move Brushed Off By Neighbors   Demand Vote On Alliance Benefits Rejected; Che Busy

Disregard Hints  Of W alkout  Latins Solidly Turn Backs On Cuba At Economic Talks

Economic Meet Delegates Rejec Cuban Demands   Latins Turn Back On Guevara Call For Aid Plan Vote

Quevara May Lead Walkout   ANTt-U.o.  Attacks Made By Fidel Aide

Titan Missile Program Lags   Is Short of Fighting Status But Success Believed Near

ye :  Voiwe } e . mo EL NANCY WENDT AND —  FRED FICK MARRIED AT BETHESDA, MD.

any °. a a ca i eae “Rings & Vows NANCY WENDT AND — FRED FICK MARRIED AT BETHESDA. MD.

News In Brief   arrest Saturday at Los Angeles International Airport.

Paratrooper Dropped About 0 Miles Away   New Aerial Assault Might Spell End to Immediate Hopes for Cease-fire.

Plan Would End Fighting, Official Says As Kennedy, Briton Prepare For I~ ’s

Charge names Ames couple  in $68,000 shortage   10S orrensive  Reds fly in paratroops

Red Troopers Dropped Near Laos Airbase   Gen. Phoumi Says About 360 Soviet Soldiers Landed

Soviet Planes  Drop Paratroops Near Laos Base   New Red Offensive Against Laotian Government Troops Reported Today

far atroops May Cut Off Royal Armies Nor th Of Vang Vieng  2 serene ns arae manana ee     ese rmtaetnne Memmi neee tert eeemetnnsen  New Soviet Airdrop Threatens Laos

Hundreds Of Chutists Reported   Rush Reinforcements   Airstrip for Attack

Assault Made To Cut Off Ally Supply Lines   Soviet-Built  Transports Drop About 360 Soldier:

Russ Planes Dip Laos, Drop Troops   Offensive Threatens ‘Royalist Armies North of Vientiane

PAY DA’ DAM {GkS     Killers of Ginger Draw Suspensions From UofT

7 Suspendec For Killing Baylor: Bear  Tayne Studonte   Texas Students To Be Allowed Back Feb. 

Kennedy and His Advisers Feel That Inflation fs Unlikely in Months Ahead

Money and Tax Problems Face Missouri House   Flood of New Bills Expected to Hit the Senate This Week

Money, Tax Woes  Confront House  Flood of New Bills Expected in Senate

House Facing Full Week of Tax Problems  Expect Action on The Cigarette Tax; Hope to Recess Assembly 23rd.

Urge Higher Speed Limit   Bill Would Affect 4-Lane Highways: Withholding Vote

Castro Reported Deciding Fate Of Americans   Cuban ‘Revolutionary Tribunal Meet: With High Military Officials.

Bonn Chief Sees No  War In ’62   Predicts Berlin Negotiations Early Next Year

Konrad Says Negotiations Likely Soon  Berlin Crisis To   Berlin Crisis To Be Resolved Early In ‘62. He Thinks

US., British Leaders Study Crisis     Consider Military Eventualities in Laos

Navy Balloonists Soar 2114 Miles; One Fatally  Injured in Landing

Officer Falls Out of Sling Of Helicopter   Companion on Trip Is Raised to Safety Without Anv Harm

Balloonist Fatally Injured Following Record Ascent  Flight to 21 Mile Altitude Marred by Crash Landing

Balloonist Killed After Record Set   Forced Landing “Made On Carrier  In Mexican Gulf

BY TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL © School Bus Price Rigging Charaes Filed on 16 Firms

Kerner Calls Conference  Industrial Expansion Program For Southern Illinois Sought

Governor Expresse: Concern Over Loss Of Illinois Youths  Southern Illinois Gets Stepped-Up Highway Construction Program

BIG MUDDY CANAL, REND LAKE URGED   Economic Conference At Carbondale; Kerner Orders Interstate. 57 Rushed To Jefferson County Border.

Recall 1,000 At Twinsburg Plant   General Motors, Ford Continue Cutbacks

United States Having Troubles In Arms Talks   Nuclear Test Ban Conference In Stalemate; No Progress at Washington.  -_ “~eeartrae % iS22 A aS

Depressed Area Bill Delayed by GOP in Senate   Attitude Eliminates Any Congressional Honeymoon for JFK

ON CRAFTY KHRUSHY  Allied Brass Huddles   East Germans  Continue Exit

Sheriff Says It Might Be Dudley Child   Spot 35 Miles From Where Father Says Body Disposed Of

May Be Another Dudley Child  Authorities Seek Identity Of Small Girl's Body

Kennedys on Way fo Latin America for Weekend Visit   Presidential Party to Spend First Night In Puerto Rico.

Kennedys Leave for Venezuela   President, First Lady Apparently Unconcerned By Protest Demonstrations

Colombia And Venezuela  JFK, Undeterred By Latin American A citation, Sets Off On Trip Today

Kennedy Off On Weekend  Latin Tour   Unconcerned About Demonstrations In Protest of Visit

ned Over Demenstrations  IF K Takes Off For Visit to ~ Latin America

Kennedys Undeterred By Riots   President Wife, Begin Tour Friday Of Latin America   More Stories On Page Nine

Take Little Notice of Hostile Demonstrations—  Kennedy Off for Latin Tour

President, Wife Unconcerned About Protest   Chief Executive To Back Aid Pledges For Latin Develooment

F lying-Weekend Visit...     Kennedys Leave the States On Trip to South America

MEASURES EXTENSIVE   Mrs. Kennedy Makes Trip to Venezuela, Colombia

To Spend Night In  Puerto Rico   President, Wife Unconcerned About Violent Protests  In Voenazinela

Unconcerned by Protest Reports And Bombings   Arranges for Johnson To Be Kept Informed

Kennedy, Jackie Take Off On Trip President Is Making  Flying Weekend Visit  Tn Santh America

To Point Up US Pledges Of Latin Aid   President, Wife Appear Unconcerned About Demonstrations

P uerto Rieo First Stop On Air Trip   Plans Caracas Visit Despite Auti-U.S. Armed Outheeaks

Kennedys Leave For Latin America  President Ignores Leftist  Aaitatian in Vanaruala

Kennedys Depart Oi Allowabl Being Retain For Latin Nations At Nina Nave

Kennedys Leave For Puerto Rico  Seem Untroubled by Protests  At og Vitel ben Lamas

Kennedys Take Off on Latin Visit  President Appears Unconcerned About

Weekend Trip Will Point Up Aid Pledges   Pair Apparently Unconcerned Over Demonstrations

Dauntless JFK Starts Latin Trip   Anti-U.S. Flareups Fail To Block Caracas Visit

To point up American aid pledges   Apparently unconcerned of protests

Barn, Silo and Trees Go Down  Rains Break Drouth in NE Part of Co.

Day Request Increase In Postal Rates   1-Cent Boost For Most Common Forn Of Mail Is Proposex

$741 Million Extra Would Erase Deficit  5-Cent Stamp On Letters Agai Main Pronncal

Postal Rate Increase Is Being Urged   Five-Cent Stamp To Lick Deficit

Congress Asked to Increase Postal Rates; Regular Stamp Would Cost Five Cents

Postal Rate Hike Would End Deficit   Day Wants 5 Cent Rate For Letters. A. Cents For Cards

Increase Asked ‘In Postal Rates To Erase Deficit   Day Issues Plea To Congress To Obtain More Revenue

Wants To Rout Annual Deficit; Would Require 3-Cent Stamp Kor Letters

Day Asks Increased Mail Rates   Postmaster Seeks To Have Business Share In Costs

Nik Reports Bomb Bigger Than “ll   Russ Premier Won’! Blame Scientists for Making Slight Error

Error in Evaluations  Bomb Topped 50 Megatons, Red Premier Tells Congres:

Says Soviet Scientists Made Error   Nowe af Blact    News of Blast Still Is Kept  From Russians

Bigger Than Planned .  Russia Made Error      Soviet Note Stirs Fears In Finland

 That's What Western Diplomats Fear  Nuclear Terror Campaign Planned by Russians:

West F ears Red Terror  Campaign  mas Ss = r=   Soviet Fire Second Nuclear  Blast in Air

West Diplomat: Fear Nuclear Terror Moves   Conference May Collapse Unless Moscow Answers

Diplomats Fear New Red Plan  Soviets Thouaht   Soviets Thought Ready to Loose Terror Campaign

Viet Nam Troops Kill 170 Rebels In Major Battle   Communists Flee Toward Cambodia Following Fight

Offensive Taken By South Viet   Rebel Troops Being Encireled In Operation

3-Hour Battle Won By Rule iAs Rebels Flee   Major Offensive Is ~ On Rebel Strongholc 60 Miles From Saiaor

UN Envoys Meet In Private Talks   Kennedy Signs Bill  Far Diearm Aoency

Big Four Private Meet Set   To Consider UN Secretary Replacement

Big Four Plan Private Session On U.N. Stopgar   Security Council’s Chief Calls Meet

Report Russia Near Manned Space Flight   Soviet Scientists Claim Problems Are Solved

Fairless Hills Antenna Case _———————  Neighbors Contend They Hear ‘Voice’

UN Forces Score Big Gains  In Push to Take Elisabethville   * Civilians Killed

U.N. Troops PushForward In Fighting  Katangans Forced To Pull Back -

Near Heart of Capital  UN Troops Push Forward In Elisabethville Battle

U. N. Speeds Big Push In Katanga  Casualties Soar In Capital City

UN. Soldiers Making Push For Katanga   Conge Capital Now Scene Of Concerted Aim

U.N. Advances In  Push For Control Of Elizabethville   Vanguard In Positions 350 Yards From Capital’s Center As Diplomats Talk Settlement: Most Casualties Civilian

Pile Up Gains As Diplomats Strive Elsewhere To Start Move For Cease-Fire

HURRICANE'S ENERGY COMPARABLE TO SEVERAL ATOMIC BOMBS EVERY SECOND  Carla And Esther Store Up Fantastic Energy

Orders Ready  NEW TRY FOR TALKS ON BERLIN   Bermuda Meet Of McMillan, Kennedy Ended

U.$. fo Lead Way In New Try af Berlin Peace   That and Resumption of Nuclear Tests Result of JFK-Macmillan Talks.

U.S. Will Take Lead  for Peace   2-Fisted Wallop Thrown by Allies in Bermuda Talks

U.S. fo Lead in Efforts to Start New Berlin Talks   Resumption of Tests May Be Set in Month:

BRITAIN TO BACK U.S. IAIR TESTS   President Feels © Positive Steps Can Ease Tension

Kennedy, Macmillan Agree  U.S. To Quarterback  West Peace Offensive

Kennedy, Macmillan Chart Course For West   Anglo-American Statement Puts Pressure On Kremlin

U.S. To Take Lead Promoting Talks On Berlin      Decision Reached At Bermuda In Talks Between JFK And Macmillan

U.S. To Ask Soviets For East-West Talks   Agreement Reached At Bermuda Confab For Negotiations

Highlights Of Kennedy-Macmillan Talks  Berlin Negotiations, U.S. A-Tests In Air

West To Promote Talks On Berlin   U.S. May Resume Nuclear Testing In Atmosphere

U.S. Aims For Lead in Berlin Negotiations.   Orders To Be Sent To Our: Ambassador In Moscow

U.S. Will Seek Talks On Berlin   Kennedy, Macmillan Agree On Policy, Britain to Back U. S. in New Nuclear Tests

U.S. To Take Lead In Move To Spur Berlin Negotiations   With An Overtone Of Faith  Yule Spirit Over Troubled World

U.S. Leads New Move  On Berlin   Britain Joins In New Peace Effort

U.S. Will Initiate Move For East-West Talks On Berlin; Plan New Tests

U.S.. British — To Take Lead In Berlin Bid  Envoy In Moscow   Envoy In Moscow Due Orders After ‘Rie 2’? Meeting

U.S. Will Resume  Air Test   ' * e ‘Decisions Follew   Decisions Follow Bermuda Meeting

U.S. Lead For Soviet TalksO.K.'d   Bermuda Meeting  Brings Agreement On Aerial A-Tests

Rampaging ( Congolese Kill 44 In Street Fights         , Exécutive Civil Rights rder’ On Hiring Practices

44 Dead in Congo Riots At Luluabourg, U.N: Says  Troops Seek eek Revenge Ai After -Lumumbist Mob e Baleaca

UN Reports Bilter Street Fie ghting  Congolese Soldiers Kill 44 Civilians

UN TROOPS  ORDERED TO RETAIN GUNS   Situation Quiet After Day-Long Wednesday Fight

Congo Soldiers Kill 44 Civilians   Run Wild After Three Killed By Lumumbists

ORDERED TO RETAIN GUNS   Situation Quiet After Day-Long Wednesday Fight

Troops Run Wild After  Massacre   Some 1,000 Persons Seek U.N. Protection After Street Battle

3, Comrades Are Slain By  Lumumbists  Violence Boils Over   Violence Boils Over Following Takeover Of Kasai’s Capital

Congolese Soldier: Kill 44 Civilians In Street Battles   Troops Run Wild Through Town After Deaths of 3 Comrades

Civilians Slain  in Reprisal Act   Violence Flares After Soldiers: Killed by Pro-Lumumbists

Weather   4A. Killed By Congolese In Street Battle   Troops On Rampage At Luluabourg. U.N, Spokesmen Say

Luluabourg Massacre  44 Civilians Are Slain By Congolese Soldiers

Anger Fired By Slaying Of 3 Troops   Violence Erupts In Town Formerly Held by Lumumbist

Congolese Troops Kill 44. Civilians   Avenge Attack By Leftist Mob

 1,000 Civilians Seek U. N. Protection—  Congolese Troops Run Wild, Kill 44 Civilians

Troops run wild through Luluabourg   U.N. contingent takes no part in the fighting

Lutuabourg Fighting Climax of Tribal Clash   NOW QUIET UN CLAIMS

Three Soldiers Killed By Mob Sets Off Riot   Troops Run Wild In Luluabourg’s Streets —Some 1,000 Civilians Seek U. N. Protection

SOLDIERS IN CONGO SLAY 44 CIVILIANS   Massacre At Luluabourg Follows Attack By ProLumumba Mob Which Killed 3 Comrades.

Retaliate Slaying Of 3 Comr rades   Civilians In Luluabourg Seek Protection After Bitter Fichtineg

44. Civilians Killed By  Congo Troop:   Troops Run Wild After  Deaths of 3 Comrades

UN. Reports Rampage at Luluabourg  1,000 Civilians Ask Sanctuary  After Melees

AA Civilians Are Killed. by Congo Soldiers   Troops Run Wild After 3 Comrades: Aes Clate  a © come ae

Lumumbists Kill Three And Troops Retaliate, Killing 44 Civilians, U.N. Reports

Soldiers Run Wild: Lumumbi Troops Kill 3   U.N. Reports 1,000 Civilians Seek Protection

Rampaging Congo Troops Kill 44   Run Wild in Town After Mob Action Kills 3 Companions

Violence Flares Anew In Congo; Fighting Bitter   Troops Run Wild Through Town Deserted By Lumumba Soldiers

Ad Civilians in Congo Slain by Soldiers  Trouble Started cover Arrest of Army Officer 7

Soldiers Go On Rampage After Three Are Shot   Over 1,000 Civilians Seek Protection Of United Nations

Goldberg Tells Unions They Have Leeway Unde: Wace Restraint Policy

Labor Reaction Varied  Goldberg Elaborates On Theme Kennedy Presented To Unions

Unions Are Given Plenty Leeway In Kennedy Plan  Goldberg Elaborates   Goldberg Elaborates On President’s Plea

But They’re Keeping Fingers Crossed . . . Labor Chiefs Support JFK's Bid On Policy

Secretary Goldberg Secretary Goldberg Responsible Bargaining  Urged On Labor Unions

Most Union Heads Like Kennedy's TradeRequest   Free Enterprise System Dying  College Leftist Trend Hit

Unions Have Leeway Say: Goldberg  Tells Labor No Wage or Price Controls Sought

Secreta ry Gold berg Responsible Bargaining  Urged On Labor Unions

G Goldberg Is rg Is Spea aker  Labor Told U.S. Won’t Ask Wage-Price Lids

Heads Told Unions Have Pay Leeway  Goldberg Says He Believes in Wage

Goldberg: Unions Have Leeway Under  JFK Wage Policy   But Asks: 4 Responsible Bargaining ©

Labor Takes Kindly to Kennedy Bid   Some Leaders Play Wait and See On Trade Policy

Some Have Fingers Crossed—  Union Leaders Generally Back JFK's Policies

‘Chimp May Take Space Flight Soon; Canaveral Weather Question Mark

US Readies Chimp For Ride in Space  * Cape Canaveral i is Humming; New NAiceila Launching Aleo Planned

As Loan-grant Program .. . $83 Million Asked  For Hard-hit Areas

Interest Shows Pool for City Is Issue Again  Groups Discussing Possible Actions

Interest Shows Pool for City Is Issue Again  Groups Discuss ing   Groups Discussing Possible Actions On Swimming Here

Take initiative... Texas Senators Approve  Hike In Teachers’ Pay

: Recall Demanded  Czech Diplomat Is Chief   OF Subversive Activities

6. o & - At City Hall DISCUSS PAVING PLANS THIS SUMMER’S JOB  MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS

_ At City Hall ~ DISCUSS PAVING PLANS  ‘THIS SUMMER'S JOB MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS

More Talks  Await Laos  King’s Move Monarch Given Job  Of Forming New Lrahiient he Bienanle

Parley on Laos lo Drag Along   Conference To Await New Government

Sivitzerlana: ___—iia  No Progress Expected at. Geneva Talks   Action Expected To Drag on Until Cabinet Is Chosen

Laotian King Will Appoint New Premie:   Warring Princes Throw Job  to Monarch Who May : Pick Neutralist.

French Say Laos Crisis ‘Critical’   New Pro-American Government Battling Against Communists

West Seeks To Stabilize War- Torn Laos   France Unites With United States In Recognizing Govt.

Minimum Pay Offensive Set By Democrats   SENATE BILL   COVERAGE ISSLE

By Tonight. ..Without Amendments  Democrats Hope For Passage Of President's Wage Measure

Chou Jumps On Khrush At Party Caucus   Soothes Feelings Later With Bitter Attack On Kenned

SHARP WORDS EXCHANGED BY COMMUNISTS   Chou En-Lai Of Red China Critical Of Attacks On Albania   PREMIER -ASSAILS PRESIDENT KENNEDY

NEA Supports Court Desegregatior  Decision First Time In Six Years

First Time In Six Years   NEA Takes Strong Stand  For School Desegregation

NEA Backing Court Order   Educators Stand Firmly Behind Desegregation

NEA Supports Supreme Couri On Integration   Educators Take Strongest Stand Within 6 Years

Veterans Charge Senate Unit Reneged On Deadline For Korean Bonus Payment:

presided at the meeting. . He is to speak tonight at a dinner meeting.   Isabelle McLeod Returns To Public School Career

Larger Rural Incomes Seen  Execese Foed Grainc   Excess Feed Grains. Wheat Are Taracts

Only Half  Of Items Were OKc   Administration Bill Does Include Food For Peace Program

Larger Rural Incomes Seen  Excess Feed Grains, Wheat Are Targets

Employer, Labor Team Given Task   Kennedy Tells Group ‘What Is.Expected Or Wage-Price. Issue .-

Committee  Putto Work  On Inflation Group To Study   Group To Study Other Pressing  U.S. Problems

= NATION’S WELFARE pli tidied MMA IS Hoa  Administration Seeks  Wage-Price Direction

Inside...    Fighting Intlation Major Goal  Labor-Management Advisors Hold First Meet

Heroine Sister   President Instructs Labor-Management Anti-Inflation Team

Cosmonaut Landed by  Parachute   His Ship Came Down Separately, He Tells Jammed News Sessior

Mad No Appetite But Felt Normal During Fligh  Titov Parachuted To Earth After Ejecting Self From Ship

“Experienced No Ill Effects’... .     Soviet Spaceman Parachuted Back to Earth

Red Germans talking treaty   Russ spaceman reveals details of orbital flight fo newsmen

Radio Broadcasts Picked Up During 17 Orbits  Cosmonaut Parachuted to Earth After Ejection From Space Shir

COSMONAUT DESCRIBES SPACE TRIP   Titov Ejected After Orbits; Wasn't Hunary

U.S. To See Launchings Titov Used Parachute To End Orbital Flight

Spaceman heports.  Titov Came Down By Parachute; Says He Could Have Landed His Spaceship

Titov Ejected From Capsule, Newsmen Told   Two Landing Systems Available, He Says

Cosmonaut Describes Flight  Titov, Space Ship Landed Separately, Newsmen Told

WOuld Tiave Landed tt Pe Hoiesiomant iste aeitcfesnosscumaecooe teal  fed Astronaut Says He Parachuted From Space Ship

Newsmen Told About Trip —  Titov Says He Parachuted To Earth After His Flight

 Experienced No tll  Effects During Flight  Titov Says He Ejected From His Space Ship     comet emma ice ements Ii emer ae Rete re

Parachuted to Earth After Space Flight, Soviet Cosmonaut Reveals

Titov Tells Of Descent With Chute   lf Need Arose, Could Have Landed Ship, Newsmen Told.

Ship Landed Separately  Russian ‘Chuted To Earth At End Of Orbital Flight

Titov Says He Landed By Chute   Red Spaceman Ejected Self  From Spaceship On Descending To Earth

Parachute Landing By Titov   Says He Chose To ‘Bail Out’ Of Space Capsule

Ejected From Ship:  Titov Says He Did Not Land In His Space Ship

Soviet Cosmonaut Parachuted to Earth  After Epic 25-Hour Orbital Flight

Titov Says Spaceship Landed Safely Last Lap Of Epie Flight Was Easy Parachute Drop

Titov, Ship Came Down Separately  Ejected Then.  Hp Paerachiiton

Parachuted From Space Ship, Cosmonaut Revea   ‘Seneerlag Casualties In Any New War. Nikita Warns

Where To Find It   CLAIMS HE COULD HAVE LANDED SHIP  Titov Said He Parachuted to Earth

TRAIN ALMOST PLUSMSGES OFE VIADUCT   PACESHIP CONTROLLED MANUALLY  Titov Relates Parachuting To Earth After 17 Orbits

Tells of 2 Landing Systems  Titov Relates Flight At News Conference

Parachuted From Space Ship: Titov   Vostok II Also Descended Same Way, He Says

Titov probably had a hard time keeping up with the thme of day—and the day = iteelf. Page 2.

Vostok Il Down Separately By Parachute—  Titov Now Says He Ejected Himself From Space Vehicle

Sovict Spaceman Describes Flight, Says He Parachuted to Earth after Ejection

A_ Powerful Minority With A Fading Leader  Red Nucleus Bent On Spreading New Revolution

Interpretive   Powerful M inority Rules Cuba; Fidel Castro Fading

LOCAL TEMPERATURES   New Rulers Of Cuba Plan Destruction OF U.S.   Rv RORERT RERRELLE

Who Rules Cuba?   Fidel Castro Fading From Scene As Communist Unit Takes Over

WHO HOLDS REINS OF CUBAN REVOLUTION? Newsman Sees Castro Image Fading

Communism Threat Grows . Castro Minority Takes Full Control In Cuba

\Reporter Describes How ‘Communists Have Taken (Over Power In Cuba

Says Well-Armed Castro Minority in Charge of Cuba   Plan Eventual Destruction of “Imperialism”; Questions Role Premier Will Play.

Castro Seen ‘rk ading’ As Cuba Satine  Powerful Minority Now Ruling, Says Writer Back In U.S

Freee Writer Tells of Situation Strong Red Minority Holds Power In Cuba

Castro Leadership Is Now Fading in New Cuban Police State Operation

Castro Leads a Powerful Minority ....  People of Cuba Sull Hope for Freedom

Discuss Cuban Invasion Fiasco   Powerful Minority Now Rules Cuba

Powerful Minority Ruling Communist State in Cuba   Well-Trained Communist Nucleus Seen Taking Over Castro’s Power

Cuban Communists Determined to T ake over LatinAmerica   By ROBERT BERRELLEZ

Cuban Captivity Ends  Reporter Doubts Castro Still Head of Campaign Against U. S.

Newsmen Tell of Their Imprisonment in Cuba.   Bv ROBERT BERRELLEZ

Repatriates Freed rere French Talks Begin;  By Cuba Reach U.S.\ Below ] Ceasefire Ordered   A big ee see \YW 1 By) By F<) 8 Nf) DD DML ION  The Mother Waits... ee ee ee SEE PAGE 14  Play Boll’ ‘The Daily Reporter  SEE PAGES 19 & 20   Red Minority Is Be  castro Fading Away? ee Now In Control O

Powertul Minority, With Fading Picture of Castro, Is Ruling Cuba

Communism Threat Spreads —  Well-Armed Castro Minority Rules Cuba   Bv ROBERT RBRERRFEILILF7Z   Trade Tractors for Rebels —  Seek Funds to Meet  Castro’s Prisoner Deal

Repatriated Newsman Reports- Well-Armed Minority Is In Control of Cuba

Powerful Leftist Minority Headed By Castro Rules Cuba; 147,000 in Prison

Rees Found Rees Found Guilty Of Merde: In First Degree. By Jury ie Slaying Of Corroll Jackson

With Complicatio ns .  Electric Chair ls Decreed For Melvin Rees Jr.

Found Guilty In Virginia _ Prior Conviction May Save Rees From Chair

Slayer Given Death Penalty For Murder  Execution Depends On U. S. Action in Earlier Convictions

TEMPERATURES   U.S. Weighs Quitting Geneva Mee!   Commie-Led Rebels Take Padong in Heavy Onslaught

U.S. Considering Leaving Geneva Talks On Laos   American Officials Denounce Cease-Fire Violations By Reds.

(Ceprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religion Features)

Deportation Of Internes Protested  Medical Society Hopes to Spur Action

Inside...   ‘ Crushed by Foreign, Domestic Foes  Brazilian President Janio Quadros Resigns

Foes Crush Pro-Soviet  Chieftain   Quadros Resigns After Only Seven Months In Office

Quadros Out As President; Brazil Quiet   Goulart Starts Home From China to Take Over Government

Leftist Goulart Expected To Run Country   Former Official Cites Criticism As Main . Reason For Quitting

Violent Criticism Of His Self-Siyled Policy of Neutralism; He Was Friendiy  a With Reds.

Quadros Resigns As Brazil s Prexy:  Crushed, He Says   Resigns Amid Criticism Of Accepting Aid From U.S. While Being Friendly To Reds; Cabinet Follows Example And Quits Also

Get $40,000 In 2 Ohio Holdups  North Lima, Kent Banks Are Robbed

PORE DOL LL LD PLL POP I Oa SE  Motorist Dies After Fleeing  Bum per-Ban ger

Jamuwees ems mms YANNI SheuemeeE  Wages Okay. But Bring Back That Cat

Grievance Sessions Labor And Management In Heated Hassle Over Cat

COMPLETE CONFIDENCE  McNamara Backs Joint Chiefs And Takes Cuban Failure Blame

Three Die In Other Mishaps Only One Traffic Death In lowa Over Holiday Weekend

To Even Keep Pace 2,000 New Protestant Churches Needed To Be Built Yearly

Pennsylvania Pilot State In Job Aid Plan   Surplus Labor Area: to Get Preference Ip Awarding of U.S. Contracts.

6 Young People Hurt In Crash   Four In Hospitals After 3-Car Mishap

FBI Chief’s Book Will Be Published In Telegraph Beginning on Wednesday

Another Session Forecast   Crookham Predicts $13.1 Million Needed In New Revenue

U.N. Leader ‘Talks Asked  By Soviets   Proposed Meeting Of Big 4 Includes Suggested Troika

Reds Propose — ‘Big 4 Session  Lenders Would Discuss  - ee ff @ oe nannasmne   Leaders Would Discuss Question of Successor  To Dag Hammarskj old

ls Russia Proposing U.N. Plan?   Sources Report Zorir Naming 3 Men for Troika Setup.

BIg  OUF Liproma#s - Reds Reportedly Seeking Talks On Daa’s Successor

soviet Wants Big-4 Session On U.N. Post   U.S.-Russ-India Troika Proposed For Interim Role

Reds Propose Meet On U.N. Leadership   Kennedy Facing Stiff Challenge

Talks on Dag  Post Rumored  Soviets Reportedly Hint For Meeting of Ministers

Russian, U.5 differences to be aired   Assembly to hear both Kennedy and Gromyko

Big Four Diplomats intuit  Reds Reportedly Seeking Talks On Dag's Successor

Russia Proposes Big Four Meeting — To Discuss United Nations Leadershir

Gun-Waving French Artist Has No Cuban Connection   Cuban Troops Hail Hijacker of U.S. Plane

Border Patrolmen Placed on Ai DC8 Back to iS.: Cuba Holds Hijacker sash   uban Plane This Time  Hijack Attempt Ends with Crash

Hijacked Jetliner Flown Back ToU.S.;Released By Castro      Forced To Fly To Havana By Gun-Waving French Artist         ‘Cubans Use Conference To Appeal To Latin-American Masses

F idel’s Plight Gets Hot   Orders Retin ' o Miawi For $2 Passene

GENESIS OF FXODUS   All Return Safely - Hijacked Plane, Crew, Passengers Back Home

Enemies of Castro Attempt To Hijack Cuban Airliner   Hijacked U.S. Plane Returned ‘After Short Stay in Havana

Jet Airliner Hijacked By Frenchman Back In U. S. After Release By Castro

Jet Released In Havana On Casto’s Order   Maniacal Frenchman Seizes Big Airliner Near Mexico’ City

Plane Returns From Havana After Hijacking  — ~ULS. Officials Seek  Man Who Stole   U.S. Officials Seek Man Who Stole Craft Over Mexicc

Gun-Wielder on Plane Held In Cuba: 82 Safe   Down the Aisle With a Pistol

Frenehman F arces Jet LE o Havana   82 Passengers Anc   82 Passengers And Crew Unharmed In L1-Hour Ordeal   Seo Story on Pare §

Governor Will Sign Immediately   Tax Department Instructed To Prepare Machinery For New Levy

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Council of Churches Religios Features)

Six Drown When Ship Goes Down   13 Persons Survive; Vessel Was Garrying Prep School Students

Ath Atomic Device s  txploded   De Gaulle Holds A-Test Despite Generals’ Revolt

Gets Highest SovietAward   Khrushchev Kisses, Hails  ‘New Columbus’ Gagarin

Astronaut Target of K's Kisses   Ovation Perhaps Tops Any for Air Hero Since Lindy.

Astronau? Kissed By Nikita Se *  Moscow, Khrushchey Hail Soviet Space Harp

SAISSCS TFOM KH  Moscow Explodes With Joy As Red Astronaut Arrives

Astronaut Kissed By Nikita Moscow, Khrushchev Hail Soviet Space Hero

~The CAC! meeting “willbe held” at the City Office Thursday morning, (today) September 28 at 9 o'clock. ©   ESTHER CIRCLE MET SEPT. 21:

nowemmmenmecinemmmicomamaneneacme: IN TINY IOWA FARM TOWN sess = RRS  Bank President ’sDaughterEm bezzled $2Mil lion   Man, Woman  Found Slain   K Pledges Arms For Revolutions

Twe Million Dollar Embezzlement By Davehter Of Banker Stuns lowa Town

banker's Daughter Won f Tel! How She Did It- $2 Million Stolen At lowa Bank

Swe SPE SPSS Peay  Bank Pr esident’s Daughter Embezzles Over $2 Million inlowa      Details of Huge’ Theft and Spending A Mystery as U. S: Officials Probe

Mystery Of $2- Million Bank Embezzlement Baffles FBI   By DAVE SMOTHERS, PRED MOHN and BOB HOIG LPI Special Reports Team

$2 Million Embezzlement By Banker's Daughter Puzzles Investigators

Townspeople Wonder What Banker’s — ‘(Daughter Did With Embezzled Millions

Woman Admits Embezzlement Of $2 Million   By DAVE SMOTHERS, FRED MOHN and BOB HOIG UPI Special Reports Team

Banker's Daughter Isn't Telling How She Spent Stolen $2 Million!

BANKER’S DAUGHTER ADMITS EMBEZZLEMENT  The Two Million “Dollar Mystery

Bank President’s Daughter Embezzles Over ‘2 Million   By DAVE SMOTHERS., FRED MOHN and BOB HOIG DPT Snesisl Penartce Team

MAY _BE NATION'S LARGEST CASE  BANKER’S DAUGHTER ADMITS EMBEZZLEMENT OF $2 MILLION

Buying Curbs lightened On British Public   Laborites Demand Government Quit; Taxes, Interest Up

Britain's Economy Trimmed   ‘Interest Rates Get 40 Per Cent Boost; -Biq Pinch In Force

Austerity . Descends On Britons   Drastic Action Aimed at Aiding ‘Sick Economy

Briain Unveils New Austerity Plan Calling for a Boost in Excise Taxes

Tightening Belts British Will Spend Less  Now That Sails Trimmed

U.S. Becomes More Alarmed at Actions Of Korean Military   New Rulers Do Away Witl Political Parties, Defy U. N. Authorities.

Violent Reaction Feared As Korean Military Junta Curtails Political Freedom

Abolition Of All Political Parties In Korea Causes Alarm In U.S.

At City Hall   TENTATIVE APPROVAL GIVEN SUB DIVISION  — COUNCIL ALSO BUYS TRUCK AND GRADER

At City Hall   TENTATIVE APPROVAL GIVEN SUB DIVISION  — COUNCIL ALSO BUYS TRUCK AND GRADER  After Month's Test — Orders Eleven Luminaire Be Cut Out on No. 75

Carter Plan To Aid Aged Is Revealed   By Adding Care Federal Funds Can Be Used

New Red Chine Seat Bid Given   Gromyko Presents Reauest by Soviet

Soviet Moves to Get Red China Into the U.N.   Assembly Expected To Debate Question

Esther Heads For Carolina, Triggers Mass Evacuation   ‘Stopgap To Keep U.N. Alive Sought   Soviet Union Proposes  Seating Of Red China

INCLUDING 1WO AMERICANS All Five Spy Case Suspects To Be Held For Court Trial

Two Held in Britain Linked to Spy Abel  Court Orders Five Tried fer Espionage

Air Liner Skids Safe To Landing   Canada Craft Down   At Montreal With 42 Passengers—Electra Also Has Emergency

[OUSTON BOYS HIT BY LIGHTNING  Storms, Flooding Rain Ride Front Into Texas

STUDY SHOWS JOURNALISTS LIKE THEIR JOBS  Seeks More Knowledge About Papers

LEMAY APPOINTED Nominated by. Kennedy ‘as Ai Foree Chiet of Staft

150-51 Vote Sends Pian To Senate  Controversial Bill Calls for Refill Of :  Dite dn Ninkact Wail

Both Convicted of Murder. . .  Love You, Carole,  Finch Tells Mistress

Slayer Gets Pen Terms   LOVERS FACE GAS CHAMBER  Finch, Mistress Guilty

both Could Be Given Gas Chamber:- Dr. Finch, Carole Are Convicted

Ninch-Tregoff Duo Found Guilty Of Murder After 15-Month Freedom Fight

Finch, Tregoff Guilty; State To Ask Death   Jury to Hear Further Evidence Next Week Before Deciding Sentence,

Both Face Possible Life Sentences atte Aaotlbcci  Finch, Mistress Are Found Guilty

" Love You; Carole"  Finch, Carole Tregoff Found Guilty Of Murder

Murderer, Desperadoes Among Gang   Youth Gives Up; : Escape by Vent Unknown 4 Hours

Folsom Con Leads L.A. Jail Break.   1,000 Lawmen Search For 11 Headed by One-Leqged Killer

It's Kremlin Move Now in ‘Nerve War’   Kennedy Appeals to Nehru to Help Set Up Cease-Fire

NEW ATTACK (CLAIMED BY RED FORCES   Britain Reports Soviets Pledge To Study Truce

Rickey Rests After Attack  Scioto Personality Stricken In Canada

Three Proposals Placed on Ballot   a ee PGA, OCNOO!, ray  Votes Approved

3 Referendums Due in April   Property Tax, School Money, Salaries of Officials Involved

BUT--BILis BEING FAIL  State School Funds Delay Works Hardship’ on Lincoli

County Divided Into 6 Extension Council Districts   Representatives to be Elected Soon from Various Districts;

Runoff Election June 3  ‘Republican Leads In Texas Senatorial Vote

Clay Makes Inspection Of Hot Spot   East Germany Calls Incidents ‘Threat To Peace

Western Allies Protest To Reds Against Border Shooting Incidents

WARN RED — GUARDS. ON. — SHOOTINGS   East Germans Also Protest Against West For Shocting Back; Gen. Clay Inspects Red  — Wall.

Another Protest by West on Shooting Incidents in Berlin   Dangerous and Irresponsible Says Note Signed Jointly by U. S., Britain, France .

Call Incidents Along Border Irresponsible   Two Refugees Killed By Reds Crossing River

Incidents Are Termed  Dangerous   Gen. Lucius Clay Makes Personal  Tour of Area

East German Police Rapped In West Note   Soviet Commander Told Incidents’ Result From Irresponsibility

Protest Shooting  Incidents   Three Allies Send Sharply Wotded Note

West Protests To Soviet Union Over Shooting Incident:  General Clay Makes Inspection Of Area Where Firing Occurred

East German Police Rapped   Say Incidents Result From Irresponsibility

Action Called ‘Dangerous, Irresponsible   Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan Arrives In E. Berlin, Reassures Ulbricht.

Clay Makes Inspection  Of Border   Third Shooting Incident Reported’. 

GEN. CLAY MAKES TOUR HOT SPOTS   More Incidents To Be Regarded Threats To Peace

West-Allies File Protest On Shooting  CGharn 0 ons milate?   Sharp Complaint Handed Soviet Ove: Berlin Incidents

TWO SHOOTING INCIDENTS CITED   Called “Dangerous, Irresponsible Action”  a mmm ote  _ oa i ii> ii: is   Makes On Spot Inspection Of Dangerously Tense Sector At Border

Soviet Officer Told Incidents Resulted From ‘Dangerous And Irresponsible Action’

Allies Call Incidents Dangerous   Gen. Clay Tours Scene of Trouble

Irresponsible Action By East German Police Is Blamed For Controversy

Big 3 Protest Flareups   Western Allies Label Shootings ‘Dangerous Action’ By Commie Police

Red Police Shooting Is Under Fire  U.S. Troops Alerted For New Outbreaks

East Berlin Police Held Responsible  7 an a1 Pe ~_hdcl   Gen. Clay Mak. ing On Spot Inspection

Red Police Are Called  Irresponsible  2 More Refugees  Cut Down Trying  Escape to West

Sharp Notes to Soviets Blame E. Berlin Police   Inspection of Sector is Made by Gen. Clay

Incidents Are Protested By 3 West Allies   Clay Makes Inspection Of Berlin’s Tense French Sector

Soviet Gets Strong Note In Shooting   East Zone Police Draw Biast After Fugitives Killed

Actions In West Berlin Protested.   West Leaders Protest Shooting in Berlin by The Communist Police

HEALTH OFFICERS OPEN MEETING  Current Fallout Levels Held    Safe, Danger Point Uncertain

What Point is Fallout’s Danger Leve Is Question Now Without. Answer

P ublic Health Service Says  Fallout Levels Do Not  Warrant Undue Coneern

Present U. S.  Fallout Risk Said ‘Slight  Adds to Future  Genetic Perit.

Committee Kills Proposed Sales Tax Hike   Plans for New Bill Unlikely To Get Far

Would Baek Neutralist In Cabinet  Com prom ise Puts Forward Soviet’s Pet

US. Relaxes Its Attitude On Laos   Will Accept Non-Communist Regime, Including Former Premier Phouma —

Reds Detain Yanks, Taunt Chancellor  Commies Point Water Cannon At Adenauer

ELECTORS CONFUSED, UNINTERESTED  Will Minority Elect  Convention Delegates?

Medic Faces Death Date Or Life Term   Lighter Sentence Confronts Carole; Verdict Brings Sobs

ist Degree Conviction For Doctor   Tears Stream As Verdict Given Judge

Third Jury Convicts Dr. Finch, Mistress   PROSECUTION WILL SEEK DEATH PENALTY FOR BOTH ON CONSPIRACY CONVICTION

Taken to President’s Office—  Camel Driver Sees ‘Man Of the World'—Kennedy

VY Morseee, f < Ipincindtad —————  Kennedy Meets  “Camel Driver”

Dream Come True For Smiling Pakistani  Camel Driver Thrilled Over Visit With IFK

BASHIR CALLS ON “KING” IN WHITE HOUSE   “Il Have Met The Man Of The World’, Camel Driver Says; No Reporters Allowed.

 Dream Comes True  Smiling. Camel Driver Meets  Man of World. ‘King Kennedy’

Ahmad Get: Wish. Sees President  Camel Driver Has Brief Meeting In [ a Ton we eS

a i See &  Smiling, Genteel Man Soe  ‘Bashir Gets His Wish, ‘Meets America’s ‘King’

Dream comes true Ha ppy camel driver meets JEK, his‘man of the world’   Larlier story on Page 20

Lorge Suggests 1963 ‘Free Year’ To Tax Conferees  Cie Dansshl ome   Six Republicans Open Discussion On Compromise

HUMID   Autoist Is Killed By Wire  Car Rams Pole   Car Rams Pole  In Rainstorm

Coming Up:  SENTINEL PUBLISHERS  — TO ATTEND IOWA PRESS CONCLAVE THIS WEEKEND AT DES MOINES

eee  SENTINEL. PUBLISHERS’ * — TO ATTEND IOWA PRESS CONCLAVE THIS WEEKEND AT DES MOINES

Turn Sections of Berlin — Border Into ‘Death Strip’   Flint. Michiqan: A Pipe-Smoker's Paradise

They Know How to Puff In Michigan   Flint Man Wins Pipe-Smoking Championshio

Worst Crash Is South of Topeka—  Four Persons Are Killed On Kansas Highways

‘Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religiors  Features)

Accused Slayer Called Not Cooperative At Scene Where Girl Was Found Drowned

SIT-IN PUSH CONTINUED BY NEGROES   Officials Block Efforts To Visit Nachvilla Maviee

National Education Assoc. Pledges Support Of Supreme Court Rulings On Desegregation

President's Legislation Asks Money For Building Schools: Pay Increases

“Topram Wie — Authorize $5 6 Bilkon 0 Butd Scheais, Up Teacher Salaries  Aud Imovemee Callene See: oo eboneng Meenas

President Sends Congress Plan To  Aid Public Schools   Would Help With Construction,  Increase Salaries Of Teachers

WANT. $5.6 BILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDS   President Offers « Scho 00] Hid E Bill

Seeks Salary Boosts, More Scholarships  Authorizes ‘State’   Authorizes ‘State’ Grants For Public School Construction

$5.6 Billion U.S. Education Program   Provides Funds For Buildings, Salaries, College Scholarships

Kennedy Sends Congress Plans For Schcol Aid   Federal Aid To Education Program ls Outlined In Special Message

92.6 Bilton In Grants, Loans Asked: Congress Given Education Program

Kennedy Sends Aid Proposal To Congress   States to Decide How to Spend Grants; Scholarships, Loans Also u rged.  See ss —<«_ er

Construction, Teacher Pay, Scholarships for Needy And Talented are Included

Kennedy Hands Congress $5.6 ‘Billion Program for Education  Monevo Eeycrlidoe Priagto pnd Payachinl Sehnale

Education Plan Sent To Congress   Program Sure to Set . Off Big Controversy; Cost Hits $5.6 Billion

Presbyterians to Open Unity Talk  sckrvwee: Bere Bie Few:   Historic Action by Church Is Approved

— FOUR CHURCHES MAY UNITE— — Presbyterians Okay Talks On Big Merger

Presbyterians Seek Unity Among Protestant Orders   Talks Will Be Opened on Issue Which Has Brought Keen Interest

18 MILLION POTENTIAL  Presbyterians Approve Vast Protestant Merger

Plea of Desperation  kK. Germans Ask ‘Treaty To Halt Refugee Flow

"What a Beautiful Sight,” Pilot Says of View of Earth from Space; Space Man To Get Hero's Welcome In Washington.

Alan Shepard Soars 115 Miles, Floats to ‘Copter Recovery’ —   Clipped Tone Describes Heroic Ride

‘Boy, What a Ride!’ Shepard Exclaims   Our First Astronaut Comes Through in Top Condition; ‘What a Beauti_ ful View!’ He Says of Sights

U. $. successfully launches astronaut  Alan Shepard returns safely from 115_mila_hioh flicht into cnare   In ‘excellent condition’ after landing on ship   Astronaut's biq day

‘BOY, WHAT A RIDE, SAYS ASTRONAUT   Spaceman Soars 115  - Miles High On 302Mile Trip; Capsule Picked Up At Sea.

Excaims ‘What a Beautiful View’ As He Looks 115 Miles at Earth   "Emerges Triumphant and Happy  "Wife Watches on Television [As Shepard Soars Into Space

Alan Shepard Is Ist U.S. Astronaut  lanele Cafbales   Lands Safely After 15 Min., 115 Mi. High Trip

Alan B. Shepard In Successful, Safe Landing   Eaceh te Beautiful

Shepard First  Pioneer Test Is  Perfect  Space Expert Declares Moon Orhit  oame

What a Ride!’ ‘ Astronaut Quips   Picked Up in Atlantic After 19-Minute Historic Feat; Could See All East Coast

Governor Praises Area Attractions  State Travel Bureay Uraed At Tourism Mee!

Governor Praises Area Attractions ee EO A EOCTIONS  State Travel Bureau Uraed At Tourism Mee

Today's Index   ‘Former Backers Want To Wait  School Bill Faces Opposition

Lawrence Displeased By Slownes:   Legislature’s Delay Called  Time Waster

American Released By Reds —   Cancer Victiin Leaves Prison After 10 Years

‘HUMANE REASONS’     Peiping Regime Frees Sick American Prisoner

C @ ae Coming Up: PAVING OBJECTORS  HAVE THEIR SAY > NEXT MONDAY

Balloting Unanimous  On 2 Bills   Senators Agree To Back President Kennedy’s Plan For Getting Ready For Showdown On Berlin

Bills to Provide Funds, Reserve  Call-Up Passed   Plan to Boost Army by 217,000  Is Approved

Extra F unds, Call-Ups Approved  ‘Incentive Pay’ Amendment Is Reiected

Regular Forces And Reservists, Ships, Missiles And Aircraft Are Involved

More Money And Men Are Authorized  ~Lump Payment Not ~Included In Final Passage By Senate

JFK Arms Bills Get Senate OK   Reserves, Funds Voted Unanimously

SENATE OKAYS BILLS ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Solid Support Given Buildup Of Military Strength   AUTHORIZED TO CALL RESERVISTS

Senate Backs Up President.   Two. Military Bills “Passed: Unanimously -More Money Voted

Action Hurried At Request Of President  More Missiles, _ Planes, Ships

2 Military Buildup Pills Pass   Senate Approves Reservists’ Call-Up, Spending of $958 Million for Arms”

New Industry Firm Will Build  Trailers  Wii BDewelanw FOr   Will Employ 150 At Grand Island

Briefs... From the Wire  _ By The Associated Press uct Nafiee Nilitn   5 Wast Defies Nikita On Berlin Squeeze Play

Separate Notes     Sent To Kremlin On Berlin Issue   Details Withheld. Until This Morning But Tone Is: Firm. -

Allies Order Hands Off West Berlin  U. 5.. Britain, France   U. S., Britain, France Reject Khrushchev's Berlin Squeeze Play, Display Firm Unity

Big Three Warn Nik On Berlin   America, Britain, France Deliver Notes In Moscow

Separate Notes . Are Delivered To Kremlin  By Big Three; Details Withheld

West Spurns Khrushchev Berlin Plan   Big Three Notes Notify Soviet Boss To Keep Hands Off

Details On Notes  To Be Bared Today   Challenge For Free Election Key Theme In Lengthy U.S. Message —

Auto Workers Slate Walkout Next Tuesday   Walter Reuther Reports Company Shows Reluctance

‘Paver 9! Eviow Killed By Bombs; Pailtea Reatmlarecarmante Cant 4 Taam

De Leeuw Warehouse Destroyed   Three Fire Departments  Fight Blaze; Two Other VAS wah assene Caved

De Leeuw Warehouse Destroyed   Three Fire Departments Fight Blaze; Two Other Warehouses Saved

English Channel Balks At Efforts to Cross In Bathtub and on Skis

Teachers Invited To 'Fight' -Citizens’ Panel Ponders State Taxes

Atomic Sub Not Shown During Red ‘Navy Day   Russian Newspaper Claims Red Fleet Superior To U.S. Underseas Power

Mohole Scientists Get Ist Samples of Earth   (see picture, Page 26)

Three Points To Help Areas In Distress  Bilis Would Assist Schools, Public Work:

December Jobless Hits 20-Yr. Peak   Rise Reflected in 3-Point California Emergency Program

fhree-Pronged Attack  Brown Announces Unemployment Emergency Plan

Tunisia Appeals Te Security Council —   ‘Removal Of French .Forces Demanded; French Deleaate Cites Self Defense

Samoan Chiefs Fear Ridicule = =. But Loyal Islanders Will ‘Accept Woman Governor

Inside ..e.    Will Accede if Miss Berger Named ‘Samoan Chiefs Look Sourly  On Woman for Governor

Take New Action To Halt Fighting  Control Group Plans To Send Truce Teams

On The Inside   ERAN NE RE EN Sed eer I A wD  Coen Singer Who Likes Toy Elephants Meets Live One And Wouldn‘t Want I}

Navy Asks For New Carrier, Other Craft   Request Part Of Shipping Program Build-Un Needed For Limited War

l73ryrlead plane report 173wm °  Report Of Plane Crash Was False

Truce With, U. N. Ignored In Katanga  Restients Keep   Restlents Kecp - Up Economic War Against Personnel

Economic War Being Waged or UN Congo Force   Business Places in Katanaa Take Part

Economic War Aimed At U.N.   Threat: To Use Indian Troops Is Made Again

U.N. Personnel Refused Service   Sanctions Imposed Despite Truce Pact

Economie  War Stull On Despite Truce   Business Places Still Refuse To Serve UN Troops

Despite So-Called Truce  Economic War Against U.N. Troops Continues

U.N. Officials Boycotted In Katanga   Business Places Refuse To Serve Personnel

Katanga Capital Keeps Up Boycott Of U.N. Personnel   Economic ‘War’ Goes On Despite Tshombe Pledge

U. N. Troops Are Targets Of Blacks, Whites   Business Places In Elisabethville Withhold Services

Sanctions Continue In Katanga   Places Of Business Refuse To Serve U. N. Personnel Despite Truce

Economic War Harasses U.N. In Congo City   Both Black, White Residents Of Katanga Province Refuse Any Kind Of Service To U.N. Personnel.

Tshombe, U.N.  In Part Truce   Agree Sanctions to Be Suppressed But Not Lifted at Elisabethville

U.N. Troops  Boycotted —  In Katanga Both Black, White  Residents Keep Up Economic War

Gizenga To Negotiaie. $s  Katangans Boycott U.N. Troops In Elisabethville

Katanga Trying Economic Sanctions to Hamper U.N.   Dag Again Make: Resignation Offer

Despite Truce With Command Katanga Stages Economic War Against U.N. Troops

Eeonomie War Holds In Congo   No Service To U. N. Troops  Being Given

Give Pledge Of Unity As Talks Ended   Major Problems Aired In Review At White Honse

Mansfield Spurns Civil Rights Rider’ In School Bill Despite Race Rioting

10,000 TOLD 10 QUIT L.A. OVER SMOG   Survey Shows 77% of Doctors Believe In Adverse Effects

U.N. Troops Obey Orders, Stand Aside   Katanga Police Give Congo Premier Hard Time In Jacotville ©

Improved Relations Move —  Red China Demands U:S.  Troops Leave Formosa

Reds Renew Formosa Demand   Improved Relations Rest On Removal Of U.S. Troops From Island

Before Moon Trip  Spacecraft Is Expected To Start Million-Mile Journey In Few Days

U.S. Plans Launch Of Spacecraft to Circle Moon Soon   Ranger I Will Make Million-Mile Trip to Test Its Instruments.

Mooncraft Test Scheduled  Ranger Rocket To Be  Space Probe Vehicle

Space Craft Launch Seen Slated Soon   Ranger I Takeoff At Cauaveral Due Within Few Days

JUST A FEW DAYS AWAY Ranger  To Be Launched On Million-Mile Journey

- FIRING TO TAKE PLACE IN FEW DAYS —  NASA Ready For First Phase Of Moon Shot

May Land On Moon This Year   Test Craft Will Be Tried Within Next Few Days

Dag’s Arrival Waited   )OFATea Ailis Ween  U.S. Planning To Rocket Mooncraft On Test Flight

Ranger 1 Firing Planned Within Next Few Days   It 's First Version OF Vehicle That May Crash-Land on Moon

Is Forerunner of Lunar Shot to Come Later   Designed as Test of 19,520 Complicated Working Parts

More U.N. News Is on Pare &D.   U.N. Votes To Censure  South Africa

REPUBLICAN LEADERS JUBILANT Democrats Deny ‘Tower Election Has Real National Sioniliance

Battles ‘Big’ U. S. Government   Believes Keal Strength Lies In Local: Control

Daniel Pledges to End‘ Be State's Deficit Before ° = New Spending Meceura:

Failures Are Admitted By Red Chinese  Trouble Is Fold   Trouble Is Fold In Factories And On Farms

Soviet Succes s Studied Peiping Admits Farm And Factory Failures

New Commander   Red China Admits Economy Failure: Eyes Soviet: Plan

Red China Admits Economy Fails; Studies Soviet’ Socialist Experiences

— urns to soviet Union—  Red China Admits Failure  In Farm, Industrial Plans

-REGIME ADMITS FAILURES—  Red China Decides To Study Soviet Methods

FARM AND FACTORY   Red China Admits Failures  Turns to Soviet Examples   Jobless Rolls Show  September Decline

Failures Admitted By Red China   Turns to Study Of Soviet Experiences In Midct of Programs

Red Chinese  Admit Failure  In Economy Turn To Study Of  Soviet Experiences In Socialist Phase

Farm And Factory Ditticulties Revealed   Red China Admits Failures

Failures in agriculture, industry admitted by Communist China   Communes   Poor harvest

Admit Failure In Red China   Farm Production Is Flop; Industries Are Badly Damaged

Red China Admits Failure In Farm, Factory: Studies Soviet Experience

Turns To Study Of Soviet's Methods— Red China Admits Farm, Factory Output Failures

Red China Admits Her Farm, Factory Pians Area Flop   Propose Study of Russia’s Program: Much of Blame Put on Natural Disasters,

‘Work Proves Panacea for Juvenile Crime  As Pear] River Finds Summer Jobs for 700

Castro May Demand U.S. Close Base  1200 Americans Being Told To  Leave Quickly

Allies Want No Trouble In The Air   Soviets Told To Keep Hands Off  Carridare

West Cites Plane Route ‘Privileges’   No Interference Tn Air Corridor To Be Tolerated

Notes From West Carry W In Solemn Terms  Russians Told Any Interference to e Aacaression

Allies Notify Reds Any Interference Aggressive Actior  Note Reply to Sept. 2 Challenge of Right to   Note Reply to Sept. 2 Challenge of Right to Fly Over East Berlin

West Warns Against Curbs On Air Travel   Established Rights Cited in Messages Dispatched to USSR

Reject Moscow Stand on Right To Curb Traffic   West Again Says Lines into Berlin To Be Defended

Keep hands off air lanes   New warning is issued to Soviet Union

REDS TOLD "KEEP AIR LANES OPEN   Any Change To Be Viewed As Agaression

Hands Off Corridors, Kremlin Told [Aenean aise ietnictes meanaennnheena  Allies Warn Anew On Berlin Flights

Will Tolerate  No Interference  Western Rights to City Same as Reds. Stern Notes Sav

West Blasts German Sky Interference   Identical Notes Establish Full Airway Rights

Keep Air Routes. Open, Big Three Notes Warn Reds   US, Britain, France Warn Russia Against Any Interference of Allied Flights Between W. Germany. Berlin

Russia Handed Stern Warning From Allies  Keep Hands Off Of Air Corridors, Western Powers Say

Deny They Can Rule Air Lanes   Western Powers Say Berlin Air Corridor Is Free

Interference Looms As Act Of Agaression   Says Russia Held Responsibility For An Action Against Flights

Soviet Jurisdiction Denied  West Warns Against Air Corridor Bars

Allied Warning on Air Interference Given fo Soviets   Western Powers’ Rights Come from Conquest of Germany a Note Says.

West Gives Warning Ov Corridors   ‘Solemn Terms’ Backing Flights Handed Soviets

Big 3: Soviet Can't Control Allied: Flights:   Note Warns Any Red Interference Would Be ‘Aggressive Action’

Warning On Use of  Airlanes    Allies Demand That Reds Do Not Interfere

INTERFERENCE CONSIDERED AGGRESSIVE ACTION  Russia Warned on Allied Air Rights

Reds Told To Lay Off Air Flights  Bio 2 Warn   Bie 5 Warn  Of ‘Acveression’

Reject Red Contention  On Rights   Cite Agreement Of 4 Powers, Practice Over 15-Year Spar

Keep Hands Off Air Corridors, Kremlin Is Told  oiart f aAntonFian A   Reject Contention of Russians on Transport

Russia Is Given New Warning ot Berlin Air Lanes   Western Notes Say Interference Would Be Aggressive Act

Corridors Warming To Russia   West’s Big Three Notes Delivered In Moscow Today

West Warns USSR Again On Corridor   Will Consider Interference As Acoressign

Don't Block Air Lanes, K Warned   Western Powers Send Blunt Note On Berlin Crisis

Soviet Warned To Keep Air Corridors Open  West Won't Tolerate Any Civilian Flight Interference

Big 3 Pledge Protection To Allied Flights   Russia Warned Interference Will Not Be Tolerated

Notes Sent Soviet Union West Big 3 Give New Warning On Air Route Rights

ANY CHANGE IN STATUS AGGRESSION   Reject Krerslin Contention Use Ie Restricted

Notes Say Any Curb Intolerable  Land Wall At Borderline Is Criticized

Chrysler, VAW unable  to agree on contract   May strike   88 bargaining units

Chrysler And UAW Resume Contract Talks   Strike Possible Tuesday Night

Union Eyes Strike Move At Chrysler  Contract Talks Set  To Resume; UAW Considers Walkout

Crowd Defies U.S. Marshals Near Church  aL eNO   Objectors Forced Back At Gun-Point As Gas Is Used

Gov. Patterson Evokes Martial Law in Capital After Renewed Ricting

Mass Move On Negro Church Halted By Gas   Governor Acts; Riot Aimed At Rev. Luther King

Action Taken After Racial Riots Revived   Mob of Whites Defies Orders and Marches On Negro Church

Action Taken After Riot af Negro Church  Surging Crowd Is Turned Back By Tear Gas

White Mob OnRampage In Capital   Screaming Whites Defy Marshals; Tear Gas Used

Action Taken After New Riots: Mobs of Whites Defy Armed U.S. Marshals

196! Traffic Fatolitves  18  Same Period a Yeor Ago  19  Total Deoths in 1940  26

1961 Traffic  18  Same Period o Yeor Ago  19  Total Decths in 1960  26

Owner Ridicules Farm Program  Subsidized Cadillac on Washington Visi

Finnish Leader Is Given Red Carpet Welcome   Two Leaders to Confer’ Two Days

Wil Spend Two Days as Kennedy’ s Guest   India’s Nehru Coming Early In November

Kennedy Says No Visitor Is More Welcome   Quiet Conference By JFK With Nehru Seen In November

1 No Visitor More Welcome’ 2 Tf sitor More welcome  Kennedy Puts Out Red Carpet for Visiting Finnish President

Red Carpet Treatment for Finnish President   Kennedy Greets Kekkoner At Washington Airport.

D.C. to Get Vote  Kansas Becomes 38th State To Ratify 23rd Amendment

50 MISSING IN STORN   Three Hundred Injured, 3,000 Homeless As Rain, Hail And. Wind Wreck Houses, ‘Fieed Streets.

Durango Governor Visits LAFB   1958 Secret Mission To Cuba Disclosed By Former Envoy

SERIOUS PHILOSOPHY FROM HUMORIST  ‘Let Us Stay Away From Days Of Yore...’   By JAMES THURBER (Written for The Associated Press)

20 YEARS AGO TOMORROW   Remember Pearl Harbor? How Could We Forget!!!

Mine Dept. Opposed To Backfill Changes   Death for Sky Pirates ls Approved by Senate

Sales-Use Tax Bill Exemptions Approved  House Committee Votes 19-0 For Compromise Proposals

Hunt Ends in New Guinea Jungles For Gov. Rockefeller’s Missing Son

Youth Building Debt Is Erased   Dream Of Young Farm Group Is Fulfilled

Late Builetin   COMPACT CARS TO BE DISPLAYED AT HOME SHOW THIS WEEK

Nehru Says He Opposes All Testing   Indian Premier Joins Meeting Of 24 Neutral Powers

Coming Up   YOUNGSTERS TO ASK ‘VOTE FOR ME’ — IN CONTEST ANNOUNCED BY MUSICAL SHOW They'll Be Candidates  _For the White House HWanare .. Yr 10091 —

Coming Up   YOUNGSTERS To ASK ‘VOTE FOR ME‘ — IN CONTEST ANNOUNCED BY MUSICAL SHOW They'll Be Candidates  For the White House Honors — In 1992!

SCHOOLS, HOSPITAL BENEFIT  Parish to Help Construct Three City Street Projects

Time To Quit Fooling Around  McClellan Asks Congress To Use *“Ax’ Against Gambling Rackets

McClellan Says New Laws Needed to Attack Big-Time Gambling Racketeers

Erbe Raps Ceiling on Doctor Pay   Says Action Arbitrary Not Legislature's Intent.

Erbe critical of salary lid   Thinks legislature meant future hirings

Water Pollution Funds Butte Mayor Hits Nutter Stand on Federal Aid

Enlarge Hold on  Bizerte   Tunisians Say Their Forces Fighting On

Tunis Claims Heart Of City Still Held; Some  Forees Reported I leeing

Volunteers Fleeing City Of Bizerte   Government Insists Center Of City In Tunisian Hands

aoe ei  Tunisians Beginning to Flee Positions As French Hammer Away at Bizerte

French Forces Launch Massive Attack at Bizert   Smash Tunisian  Barricades, Move Into Heart of City

Search Plane Crash Wreckage   French Widen Grip On Heart of Bizerte

Lawrence Package Up To Senate  But Majority Leader Refuses To SetTimetahble

Weiner Promises Quick Action in the Senate on Gas and Business Taxes

tn TE: on aS . rigs... Mame.   East Berlin’s Populace Remains Calm Amid Growin g Armed Tension at Border

Strolling Down Berlin’s ‘Tank Alley Yank Finds East Germans Bitter

ahnrey   While Reds And Americans Play Russian Roulette... .  Newsman Takes Walk In Armored Alley

Newsman Patrols Border In Berlin  Berliners Show No — Fear Of Red, U.S. Troops At Crossing

Berlin Border Without Any F anfare   ‘A Stroll Down Friedrichstrasse - Tank Alley

JFK Seeks 11th Dept. In Cabinet   UrbanAftairsDept. Bill Is Drafted

Timely Tidings GOVERNOR PROCLAIMS  SATURDAY. MAY 27 — AS BUDDY POPPY DAY

Timely Tidi  _ Timely Tidings GOVERNOR PROCLAIMS SATURDAY, MAY 27 — AS BUDDY POPPY DAY

cmergency Declared In Some Cities   Blanket Up To 18 Inches Paralyzes Virginias, Maryland

Virginia Has Snow Deep As 18 Inches  Poe wtk Beucmwh Lledew   Front Royal Under  State of Emergency —Five States Share Sixth Winter Storm

IN MASS MURDER TRIAL Eichmann Faces Israeli Court Judement Today

W. Germany Insists On Steps, Now   Other Three Are Opposed To Act To Inflame Issue

Will Peiping Get Seat?  U.N.-Red China Debate Expected To End Today

Assembly Winds Up China Talk   U.S. Confident It Has Votes to Bar Red’s Entry

U.S. Bars Path For Peiping Seat   TL ESDAY PROPOSAL   RITTER ATTACKS

China Debate Nearing End   U. §. Confident It Has Needed Votes t Prevent Seating

U.N. Assembly Showdown on Red China Admission Near; U. S. Demands Bar

Kidnaper Surrenders to Coast Police   Belgrade Man, T'wo Others Die In Wrecks to Push Toll to 24

JFK Names Job Survey Committee   Action May Be Step In Expanding Unemployed Benefit:   QOUESTIONS PAISEN

Insurance Plan Revision Seen  Kennedy’s Orders For Study May Re Firct Sten

JFK Orders New Study On Jobless   Drive To Revise Unemployment Insurance Seen

Unemployment Insurance System May Be Revised  President Kennedy Orders A Study Of  Unemplovment Count

Kennedy Orders Nose Count—  Jobless Insurance System Due To Be Revised, Expanded

Washington: ;  Out of Work  Insurance Is  Study  Topic   Foresee Attempt To Revamp. the  Benefit Program

JFK ORDERS CHECK OF STATISTICS Jobless Insurance: Expansion Studied

Expansion Of Insurance For Jobless Hinted   Study of Unemployment Count Ordered By President

 BOND ELECTION NECESSARY Swimming Pool For Mt. V. “Would Cost About $165,000

Gen. Walker In Birch Society   By JOHN A. GOLDSMITH United Press International

Probable Starters   Pentagon Reveals Walker Was John Birch Member

Six Children Die in Fire at Portageville   Another Is Burned Critically, Mother Treated for Shock

SEO News BEHIND PAGE 1   SENATE SLASHES, COMBINES COMMITTEES  Leoislative Action Starts Next Week

Complete Organization Ohio Legislators Set Full ‘Work Activity Next Week

Japan’s Rains Leave 19 Deod 12 Missing   HIKED TO LOOK AT GLACIER Greenland Avalanche  Kills 4 Servicemen

Over The Coffee Cup   Young Communist League  Official Heads Red Poljcc

SECRET POLICE CHIEF NAMED   Former Official Of Young Communist League Appointed

Former Official OF Young Communist   Former Official Of Young Communist League Succeeds Shelepin Of Presidium

Entry Deadline Thursday  Announce Prize Roster For Decorating Contest

Committee Goes Shopping  Seeks Prizes for Star's Yule Decorating Contest

WELCOME TO THE CLUB Webster Takes Taint Off Ain’‘t—T‘ain’'t Uncouth

100,000 NEW _WORDS TO BE PUT IN BOOK  Dictionary Rules ‘Aint Ain't Uncouth

Also words to end a sentence with  “Ain't finally wins recognition

See Webster's New Dictionary Ain’t Ain’t Good Grammar? You're Wrong, It Is Now!

100,000 New Words Using Ain’t Ain’t Wrong, According To Dictionary

KENNEDY AND NATIONALIST IN AGREEMENT   Chen Cheng Will Veto Admission Of Red China Inte U. N.   COMMUNIQUE WILL BE ISSUED TODAY

Iwo Dead In New Orleans Hotel Blaze      French Quarter Bank Is Saved

New Orleans Tragedy!  Second Class Hotel Fire Brings Death, Injuries

Two Dead in New Orleans Hotel Fire  Five Firemen Hurt As Blaze Hits French Quarter

30. Major Fire-Fighting Uni its Called Out  Hotel Destroyed  in Spectacular Fire

New Orleans Fire Kills 2, Firemen Hurt  $250.000 Loss Set On Hotel And Bank  In French Quarter

Astronaut’s Identity Kept Secret  ee Se ee ee ene   Goes Into Seclusion Before Space Flight, Many Guess Glenn

Keep Identity ‘Deep Secret’ Until Tuesday   Spaceman Remains On Strict Diet Until Actual Shot

Spring Scenery Enchants U.W. Students   Astronaut Shot Due on Tuesday

Astronaut X Awaits Flight   Spaceman’s Ldentity Secret;  Historic Shot Set Tomorrow

To Be Shortly After Dawn  If All Is Well; Astronaut’s  Name Withheld

Conceal Identity of Astronaut Picked to Ride Space Capsule High Above Atlantic

Hearing Starts on McGuffey   Petitioners Seek Removal of Those Who Backed Book

School Reader Never Adopted   Director of Twin Lakes Board Testifies in Removal Proceeding

Removal sull started  McGuttey Reader Never Primary  Text at Twin Lakes, Court Told

Peel Guilty; Is Spared Life By Florida Jurors In Chillingworth Case

Jury Saves Racketeer From Death   Peel Convicted Of Plotting To Kill Fla. Judge

Peel Convicted In Marder Plot Of Circurt Judge   Jury Refuses Death Penalty, Life Term Mandated

INU AMECINUMEING > AN ONESIES: ATER EN NOTE OTL PANNE ASSN REARING 1 Ht  Bills tc Combat Recession Cleared In House Hearings

Jobless Aid,  Basic Wage Bills Pushed   Rules Committee Puts Measure for Broader Unemployed Benefits Plan Before House

Jobless Pay, Wage Boost Given Okay   13 More Weeks Unemployment Aic Clears Committee 

Kennedy Cails For Programs Of Exercise      Retated Story, Page 18

‘N ational Pastime: W atching’  JFK: Let’s All Exercise   More Football Dinner, Para fF .

Katanga Regrets UN Soldier’s Death  Blames UN Forces fot Battle Near Airport

Mixed Feeling: End Lansing 1961 Session   Demos Disappointed But GOP Satisfied With Legislation

Democrats Feel Frustrated by Session Results   Special Session Ma) Be Summoned Soon

. Dalton Urges Two Cent Boost Assembly Reaction Mixed On Gas Tax Hike Proposal

Enthusiasm Of Officials Stressed  Award Of Contract  Qo... 7 4 - te ob

—HIS FIRST, ONLY DECISION— Eichmann Claims He  ‘Saved’ 20,000 Jews

Diverted Them To Poland Eichmann Claims Saving  Lives Of 20.000 Jews

Eichmann Claims He Saved 20,000 Jews From Death   “"t had the choice Dersonaliv to

Eichmann Say: He Saved 20,000 Jews   He Diverted Them To Overcrowded Ghetto In Poland

Eichmann Claims He Saved 20,000  Jews From Certain Extermination —

Nazi Contend:s He Prevented Many Deaths   Eichmann Claims 20,000 Were Sent To Polish Ghetto

Reds Agree Aid Laotian  Truce Unit  Will Help Rush Equipment To Commission

Soviet Agrees To Help Send Laos Supplies   Truce Enforcement Move Is Made At  Canada’s Insistence

Russ Agree To Aid Laos  Commission   Truce Seckers To Get Trucks, Planes, ’Copters

Soviets Aid In Supplying  Control Arms   Gromvko OKays Move On Demand  By Canadians

USSR Agrees To Aid Cease Fire In Laos   Willing To Send Planes, Trucks To Truce Commission

Russia Agrees To Give Aid lo Commissior   First Break In Laos Situation In Geneva In Four-Day Parley

Lawyer Sought In Dual Slaying  i ai a ee a eT Sa Sc ae a ea   Wife, Lover Killed In Cleveland

Lawyer Sought In Dual Slaying   Wife, Lover Killed In Cleveland Apartment

Looking inte the vearc ahead   Qn The Inside   Kiees Cleveland Shooting  Lawyer Kills Wife, Lover   A trail at blead lect from te

Jail for Quacks Said Needed  Cancer ‘Cures,’ Food Faddict under Fire

Nonmineral Applications On Public Lands Halted By Udall For 18 Months

A Real Compact Car   TRAIL OF DEATH  Five Children Dead; Murder Charge Filed

Runaway Heiress Surprised  Grandmother Leaves Gamble $20 Million

Recommend Bill Rejection   GOP-Controlled Committee Votes ’ Against Gov. Nelson’s Program

.\UTUMN LEAVES ATTRACT MOTORISTS Routes Are Suggested For Uncrowded Look

U Thant Gets U. N. Post Today  sivan eae WIandA   Given Free Hand To Pick Assistants As He So Desires

U.N. Picks U Thant   To Act As Secretary-general, Select His Own Aide:

U.N. Leader Allowed To Name Aides   U Thant Will Get Free Hand After Reds Back Down

U.N. Set To Name  U Thant   U.S., Russia Give ‘Him F ree Hand On Picking Aide<«

al Ne 'wW_ Jersey  Suspended Police Officer Wants Purple Hear! Medal Given fo Corrupt Officials

Ex-Policeman Raps Gamblers   Sends Purple Heart To Sen. McClellan

At the Court House  ASKS'$20,000 — LOST  TWO TOES WHEN HEAVY. DIE DROPPED ON FOOT.  _ Divorce is, Sought ~, “By Willard Webb

At the Court House  ASKS $20,000 — LOST TWO TOES WHEN HEAVY DIE DROPPED ON FOOT  Divorce is Sought By Willard Wehh

Big 4 Policy Chiefs Authorize Rusk to See if Reds Will Discuss Berlin

Rusk Sees Gromyko This Week   Firm Stand Agreed Upon by Allies If Russia Too Balky

Big 4 Assign Rusk for Soviet Task   U.S. Envoy Pegged To Feel Out Gromvko on Crisis

Rusk Told To Sound Out Reds   Western Powers Agree Peace Can Be Retained

West Looks For Reason To Negotiate   Policy-Planners Agree Peaceful Solution Possible

Ministers Give Rusk Right To Rule on Talks   To Confer With Andrei Gromyko

Allies Ready To Okay U.S.  Berlin Tactie   Rusk Gets ‘Feeler’ Role In Meeting With Soviets

Would Talks On Berlin Produce An Answer?   Rusk Is Given Task Of Deciding By Bia 4 Ministers

Western Ministers Agree Rusk To Sound Gromyko On  Reasonable Basis For Talks

Big Four Will Seek Basis For Parleys   West Germans Vote In Crucial Election

Rusk Ready ForTest TalksWithGromyko   Will Seek ‘Reasonable Basis To Negotiate

Rusk Told to Try for Berlin Talks   Will Discuss Negotiations With Reds' Gromyko

Rusk Will Meet With Gromyko At UN Session   Diplomats Report Berlin Settiement Needs Compromise

West Big 4 Seek Berlin Talks Basis   Ministers Select Rusk To Measure Chances Of Negotiations.

West Authorizes Rusk-Gromyko  Meet on Berlin   To Determine If Basis Exists For Negotiations

State Forecast: Continued Cold 4+   SL. Airport -31; Is Tupper Upper?

19.48 Record Ranalled State's Cold Snap Enters 112th Day; More On The Way

Downtown Doinas   MOVIE ACTOR‘S SON, » WINS CORVETTE — _ GYMKHANA. SUNDAY Crowd of Spectators — Had No Inkling — Henry Fonda‘s Son Was .  ne Mamnatina tn Moavand

Downtown Doinas   MOVIE ACTOR’S.SON WINS CORVETTE — GYMKHANA SUNDAY  Crowd of Spectators — Had No Inkling — Henry Fonda’s Son Was = Competing in Fivent

Graham Praises iwennedy   Evangelist Thinks President-Elect Abated Tensions

Kennedy Ends” Stay in Florida; Picks AEC Chief   Seaborg Named; Graham Praises Ballot Winner

Billy Graham Lauds Kennedy   Cleric Says Church Relations Are Aided

Billy Graham Lauds Kennedy  Sows Cen Pi.winal   Cleric Says Church Relations Are Aided

Kennedy Gets Accolade From Billy Graham   President-Elect Praised for Easing Religious Tensione

JFK Bids Goodbye to Florida Sun  Leaves for Capital   Leaves for Capital With Blessing of Evangelist Graham

Amendment Would Trim New Statutes   Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers Legislative Correspondent Snrincfield Anril 6

Congressional Frown Brings Delay on Tractor Ransom Tax Exemption Plan

Inside Today's NEWS   IRS Won't Issue Opinior Until Committee Acts

_Exemption Questioned  IRS Chief Sets Study On Tractor Gift Rule

Two Newsmen Among 5 Killed In Plane Crash  Ned Téimble, Cousin Vf eo ees i ears ee   Ned Trimble, Cousin Of Mrs. T. S. Fleming, Is One of Victims

Commies Crossed Border to Repair Barbed Wire Fence  East Germans Fire A. &:   East Germans Fire On Five Fleeing To Freedom

Written Into Potsdam Pact Berlin Crisis Began  16 Years Ago Today

West Germany to Revalue Mark in Inflation Fight  Expected to Ease Pressure Abroad On Dollar

U.N. Seat Debate Set In Assembly   Backstage Effort For Dag Temporary Successor Moving

Expansion Joints Not included, Other Errors Seen in One-Way Tie-In Roads  (A Ruston Leader ixclusive): a

Expansion Joints, ‘Not Included, Other ‘Errors Seen in One-Way Tie-In Roads

Because Of Campaign Promise. ...  Startled Politician Facing Court Action

CANDIDATES, TAKE HEED! ' Voter Charges Broken Pledge, Sues Politician

Yugosla via Calls For UN Probe Of Lumumba's .Death   LumumbaForcesSeenStaving Off Reprisals Against Whites

Lumumbists Try lo Halt Violence Against Whites   Followers of Slain Ex-Premier Vow to Fight for Control

Troops Dispersed  LUMUMBA SUBJECTS ASK PEACE   White Settlers Safe for Now: Control Pledaed

Act To Protect Europeans In Stanleyville   Civil War Developing In Congo, Dag Tells U.N. Security Council

Europeans Periled By  Congolese   Stanleyville Natives Get Plea To Refrain From Apy Violence

ANGRY TROOPS SCATTERED  Black Vengeance Fear Subsides in Provinces

Lumumbans Try To Stave Off Reprisals  Ward Off, Own Forces From Abusing Whites

Backers Try To Stave Off ‘Blood Bath’   Reprisals Against Whites Feared For Ex-Premier Death

Troops Gather at Stanleyville, Threaten Actio   Fear Lumumba Followers Will Seek Venqeance

Reprisals Against White Residents ‘Of Congo Feared In Lumumba Death

 Reprisals, ‘Warded Oft ‘In Congo   Lumumba Military Commander Disperse: “Group Of Soldiers In Stanlevville

TRY TO HEAD OFF CONGO REPRISALS   Followers Of Lumumbe Disperse Mob Threatening Europeans; Leftists Rule Stanleyville, Eye All Congo.

Lumumbists plead calm   Followers of ex-premier try to stave off reprisal

Lumumbists Stave Ott  Reprisals   Tshombe Defies United Nations’ Probe Attempt

November's First Great Storm Causes Heavy Suffering Floods, Snow Harass Nation

Bodies Of Three Red Cross Workers Are Found In Conge   Trio Was Last Seen Dec. 13: Believed Hit In Crossfire

Ambulance Hit By Cross-Fire In Fighting   Trio Had Set Out On Mission To Seek Area Cease-Fire

Bodies of Three  Found in Katanga  Red Cross Officials _Missina for 10 Days

J Hed Uross Envoys Slair In Katanga  Officials Assert Ambulance Hit During Warfare

3 Swiss Killed in  Katanga   Bodies Found In Shallow Grave By Red Cross

CAUGHT IN U.N.-KATANGA CROSSFIRE Red Cross Trio Slain In Corncrie

Tax Bill Due Tuesday     comet ety fe cneecntentat nent aml  Christmas Target for State Solons

Kuwait Set To Defend Frontier   Other Nations Oppose Claim by Iraq to New Nation, Eight Days Olc

Parents of 5 Girls Die In Mishap— Future Uncertain  For Crash Orphans

SoCal Bomb Scare Delays Mail for Hun   Anonymous Call Touches Off Wide X-Ray Sack Searcl

Weather   Military Installations on East Coast — Evacuated as Hurricane Esther Nears

Esther Aims Blow At Atlantic Coast  Residents Warned to Seek High Ground

Evacuations Are Urged By Governor   Giant Storm Expected To Strike Outer Banks By Early This Evening

Esther Nears Coastal Area   Governor Calls Evacuation as Storm Approaches N. Carolina

Esther Nearing North Carolina, Virginia Coas!   Whirling Center of Hurricane Expected to Pass Cape Hat teras In 24 Hours.

N. Carolina Evacuation  Is Ordered   Esther Bearing Down on Islands

Esther Aims At North Carolina Va. Residents ‘Told To Seek Higher Ground

Esther To Hit Coast Late Tonight   Hurricane Force Winds Expected In 2 States Today

Esther Aims Winds For  Carolinas   Dempsey Ready To Take Action If State Thraatanad:

Nehru Okays West Access OF W. Berlin   But Won't Accept U.S. Testing Of Nuclear Weapons

But Admits Berlin Rights As Talks End   He Calls Soviet Blasts ‘Harmful, Disastrous,’ Accepts 2 Germanys

NEHRU REFUSES TO ACCEPT U. S. POSITION ON NUCLEAR TESTING; CALLS RUSS BLASTS “DISASTROUS”

Nehru, JFK Bare Mueh In Omission  Some Areas — Cl   Some Areas Of Asreement

India Leader Rejects U.S. A-Test Stand   Asian Neutralist, Kennedy End Talks, Issue Communique

Nehru Recognizes Right Of Access to Berlin; Rejects U.S. Bomb Tests

Nehru ‘Admits’ West Has Acces: Rights to Berlin  Rut He  abesane   But He Refuses To Accept U.S. A-Test Position

Indian Agrees Berlin Access Rights Needed   Prime Minister Calls Ked Nuclear Firing Harmful, Disastrous

Decrease In Road Death Toll Noted   Lawrence Says Rate Since Start of Radar Is Lowest in Years

Legislature Gets 6 Reports Charging Mismanagement in New York Boroughs

Supreme Court Rules Darlington’s TV Tower Project Constitutional

Berlin Police Turn Back Reds With Tear Gas   East Germans Flee In Disorder After Skirmishes at Two Border Points.

le Gaulle Strives to Stop Military Revelt In Algeria From Leaping  terrane lmtea krance

Invasion Alert Lasted Six Hours   Rebel-Controlled Algiers Radio Denies Order To Invade France

‘france Remains Tense Special Army Reserves Mobilized By De gaulle

All French Airfields Closed Down  Nation For Help Scared Off Invasion

President de Gaulle Given Powers of Dictator to Stop Military Revolt.

Assumes Powers As Dictator   Bolsters Defense Of France With Special Army Reserve Forces

‘Invasion’ Of France. Postponed   6-Hour Natione!  Alert Called Off

Lenin-Stalin Tomb Closed   Khrushchev’s Attacks On Stalin May Lead To Removal Of Body From Tomb

KHRUSHCHEV MANEUVER?  Closing Of Stalin's Tomb May Mean Body Is To Be Removed

J  Joe's Bady May Be Removed Tomb of Stalin-Lenin  Closed to Public View

Lenin-Stalin Tomb Is Closed -- Stalin's Body May Be Removed in Wake of Nikita Blasts

Body Of Stalin  Faces Removal   Tomb Closed As Khrushchev Once Aaain Blasts Purges Of Georgian

—_——_™-”-”-”---weee eee  ibe Lincoln Kin, 102 Granny Harmon  Is Dead

MAPS 1962. WORK SOUTH OF KING CITY   Payes Says Construction Scheduled From Marion To Jefferson  County Line; Details Due Dec. 28.

RebelsClaim Immediate Successes  Castro Forces Appear To Fear  General Strike

Report Attack  Successful As Cubans Join In  Communications Cut Off; Rebel Claims . - Difficult To Confer

Invaders Land In Two Spots By Air, Sea   Liberators’ Battlecry Calls For Villagers To Throw Off Yoke

Crucial Battle Approaching, Rebels Report   Revolution Council Says Castro Troops Joining Partisans

Information Lacking On Rebel Action   Unconfirmed Word Has Militia Going Over To Invaders

OR I aan latte ecm snnenle soneaniieeiace san eteniil Se ee  Ellis TB Ass’n Annual Meeting Mar-?7: Dr. Hargis to Sneak

Jackie Rests In England After Tour   She'll Visit Sister Two Days, Then Siahtsee in Greece

Jacqueline stays behind  Planning visit to Rome, Athens hafare returning

Rests After Hectic Tour...  Plans of Jacqueline Reported Indefinite

Displays Another Hairdo — Mrs. Kennedy Stays in London to Visit Sister

Herald Begins New Comic Panel 2 og ‘Our Ancestors’ Brings Unusual Wit, Old-Style Art To Readers

Gettysburg IFC Receives Recognition As Best Small College Organization

NEARS COMPLETION  Foreign Aid Debated In Both Houses of Conares:

Congress Debates Foreign Aid  Action Near Completion On President's Program   U.S. Pledges $1 Billion In Quick Aid To Latin America

UN Assembly. Votes to Keep Congo Troops   - Soviets Object, But -Hammarskjold Gets . Blank. Blind Check

For Attorney General Sen. Allott To Oppose . Kennedy’s Confirmation

Allcott Oppose Bob Kennedy   Colo. GOP Senator Aaainst Confirmina

Pennsylvanians Observe Holy Thurs.; W eather Was Bright and Cool

Christians In Exaltation...  Glorify Good Friday  In Solemn Services

Jimmy Hoffa indicted again on fraud charge   President of Teamsters Union accused   President of Teamsters Union accused of misusing over $500,000 in union funds   AFL-CIO accepts Teamster rebels   Syria proposes new Arab union

Hoffa Is Indicted a Second Time for Misuse of Funds   Fraud Charges Against Teamster Chief Concern $500,000 in Union Money

Vote Expected Today on Strip Mine Proposals   Senate Turns Down Two Attempts to Restore Strict Require ments,

 House Spotlight On Education, Fiscal F elds’ i lSenate Showdown Nears On Revised Strip Mine Bills

arthensntrcesihni  Stage Set For Full Debate On N.C. Capital Punishmen

1931 Storm Also Ruined Same Town   Damage Appears High; Needed Food, Medicine Rushed by Plane. Ship

Hattie Destroys Over Half Of  City Of Belize   Plane With Food And Medicine - Lands At Hurricane-Hit Port

Relief Plane in Honduras City With Food, Drug   Seaport Reported Nearly Destroyed

Hattie Wrecks Seaport in British Honduras; Few Casuaities Reported

British Honduras Capital Destroyed   Two Reported Dead in Wake of Battering in Belize; Crown Colony  Governor Says Damage is ‘Appallina’

But Fatalities Light  Hattie Almost Destroys Honduras Capital City

Hurricane Swamps Capital   Report No Fatals; 30,000 Evacuees Return to Homes

Hurricane Aid Being Sent Out   British Honduras City Devastated by Winds, Rains

MOST OF POPULATION OF 30,000 SAID EVACUATED  ‘Wind. High Tides Devastate Belize, Honduras

Devastation Seen in Path Of ‘Hattie’   Rescue Plane Pilot Reports Seaport Looks Now 50-75% Destroyed

Hurricane Rip: Honduras Port   Fear Damage High On Coastal Areas

Aid Rushed To City Hit By Storm  Qoganoaort [n Hondiirac   Seaport In Hondura: Is Left In Shambles

PEOPLE FLEE CITY BEFORE STORM HIT:   Capital Of British Hon. duras 50 to 75 Per Cent Destroyed; U. S. De. stroyers Send Boats In.

eae eel,  Fly Food and Medicine to Stricken City  Pilot Reports the Seaport Is 50-75 Per Cent Ruined

Boats, Planes Rush Aid To Stricken City   Storm Devastates Capital Of British Honduras

Belize, British Honduras, site of Disaster   Damage to Property Devastating But Few Deaths Reported

Honduras City Devastated by Vicious Storm  RATS Pi Peeling EE ages i ry

Isle battered by hurricane  Honduras seaport appears 50 to 75 per cent gone

WHERE TO FIND IT   BOATS, PLANES RUSH AID  Belize Devastated By Hattie: Only Two Dead

AID BEING RUSHED  ‘Honduras City Devastated By Hurricane’s Onslaught

Port of Belize Swept by Waves  After Hurricane  50 to 75% of City Destroyed, First Arrivals Report

Relief Plane To Honduras  With Supplies   Seaport City Nearly Destroyed By Tropical Storm

Great Destruction —   Relief Rushed To City. ~ Slammed By Hurricane

Hurricane Hit Seaport ‘Half Destroyed  Recscua Plane   Rescue Plane Unable to Contac Airport Tower

Belize in British Honduras Is Hard Hit by Hurricane   50 to 75 Per Cent of

Aid s On Way To Storm Area, Only Two Dead   10 Feet Of Water In Low Places, Worst Since 1955

Hurricane Hattie Hits Hard  British Honduras C ity Devastated by Storm

Relief Plane Flies Into Belize Battered by Hurricane Hattie   U.S. and British Ships Steam to Stricken City

Aid Rushed To Batterec Honduras   City of 31,000 Population Virtually Destroyed by Hurricane, Only Few Dead

‘NEW FRONTIER’ RECOMMENDATIONS Jack Receives “Task Force’ Report On Foreign Poverty

HOUSING, AID STUDIES  Jack Receives Reports on New Frontier Plane

Longer School Year Is Advocated by Rothwell, -12-Month Teachers’ Pay

At the Court House   JUDGES SIGN ORDER FOR SALARIES. OF COURT REPORTERS

PRO-CASTROITES OUTLAWED ee BEA  Key Dominican Jobs Named by Balaguer

State Traffic Toll Sel af 13  4 Re led Wha   2 Men Killed When Car Misses Curve In Kenosha County

Vehicle Misses Curve, Driver, Passenger Die  Road Accidents Take I1 Livee   Road Accidents Take 11 Lives Durina Weekend

Believe End fo Laos War Near   British Diplomat Says Russia, Britain Close to Cease-Fire Agreement.

Asks PUC To Conduct Probe  DiSalle Says East Ohios Gas Rate Boost Too High

Gagarin Closeup; Look at Future Page 2   Pentagon Knew Early,  Brass States

RUSK OK'S CONGRESS CONTROLS   Rayburn Insists Help To Others  Is Imperative

Bill Orwig Gets Post At Indiana   Ex-Harborite Is Athletic Director

Thousands Of Pilgrims In Bethlehem   Mandelbaum Gate Opened In Divided City Of Jerusalem

House Votes 19-12  to Reconsider Plan   Floor Debate Expected to Delay Action by House on Matter of Approving Bill

Kennedy Signs $4.2 Billion Foreign Aid  Puts Approval © On Other.Bills

Rift Mars Conference On Aging   Labor Spokesman, Head Of Medical Group In Dispute

Conferees On Aging Start Sifting Plans  Wp..s:1. FD .c........   Battle Between AMA, AFL-CIO  8 ee, Cy «eae oe

Parley on Aging Begins Studies  Medical Care Issues Bring Word War

Amid Fierce War of Words on Medical Care—  Conference on Aging Starts ‘Study of Recommendations

Hot Words In White House Conference   Eisenhower Pays Tribute To Nixon At 48th Birthday Party

Conferees On Aging Start Sifting Plans   Battle Between’ “AMA, AFL-CIO Hanes Over Group:

FORCES BEHIND EXTREMISTS  Political Militants Principal Enemy Found in Communism

Whenever Periods of Sharp Tension Grip US, Extreme Political Reactions Result

MOBS ROVE IN CAPITAL ON FRIDAY   Plot Against Dictator Reached Into His Palace

Continue to Hunt 2 in Cave   Rescuers Cut Through Debris Into Corridor Containing Fresh Air

Both student Explorers  Search For 2 Trapped  Men In Indiana Cave

Rescuers Searching For Men Lost  In Cave Find Corridor. Fresh Air

Hope Revived Tn Hunt For 2 Explorers   Rescuers Pierce Debris Covered Cave Corridor

Indiana Spelunkers   Limestone Cave Unblocked But Students Still Missing

Break Way Into Cave — Rescuers Fail to Find  Trace of Missing Youths

[Break Through Barrier  Cave Rescue Teams Find \No Sign of Trapped Students

Former Mental Patient Criminal On FBI's List  Tracked Down In Minn

Criminal On FBI List Is Arrested  Kills A Minnesota Woman, Brags Of 2 Washington Murder:

FBI Nabs Confessed Killer of 3   Sex Criminal Trackec To Rooming House In St. Paul.

Man Held For Slaying In St. Paul   FBI Tracks Down Former Patient Who Admits Killing Three Women

FBI Nabs ‘Wanted Criminal  St. Paul Man Admits Slaying of at Least 3

Here Are Some Effe cts Of A 50-Megaton Nuclear Bomb Test If And When It Goes

Chain of Nuclear Reactions Would Follow 50-Megaton Bomb Explosion

Could serve as smoke-screen  ~ Scientists list effects of 50-megaton bomb explosion

Inside Today’s News   Scientists Say Test Could Serve As Electronic Smokescreen  Megaton Blast Evaluated

 Sneak Attack—~      Suggests Red Super Bomb Could Be ‘Smoke Sereen’

U.S. MISSILE WARNING SYSTEM WOULD BE JAMMED  Sneak Attack Could Follow Super-Bomb Blast

50-Megaton Bomb to Be “Electronic Smokescreen’ For Sneak Missile Attack

Recovery Will Be Attempted After Three Times Around   Enos Will Determine Whether Man Can Endure Same Stresses In Space

‘nos Performs Tasks Perfectly; Signals Received   Travels In Project Mercury 100 Miles Above Earth At 17,500 MPH; Flight To End At 2:37 P. M.

Astronaut Next If All Goes Well   Atlas Shot Perfect; Recovery Force Ready

Space Capsule Rockets Chimp Into Orbit  Scianticts Hone To Recover It After Three Flights Around Earth

No Sign Yet Of Settlement In UAW Talks   Announcement Of Results May Be Given Today

“BLOOD WILL FLOW": Mobutu .. .  lleo Offers To Let Civilians Return

UN Troops Told “Stay Out Of Big Congo River Port Or The Blood Will Flow”’

Renew Threat Blood To Flow lf Troops Land   lleo Offers To Let Civilians Supervise Matadi Operations

BLOODLETTING THREATENED AS SHIPS APPROACH  Congolese Rule Out U.N. Troops at Key Ports

Congo Offers. Plan For Carge At Port   Offers To Let Several U.N. Civilians Return Te Disputed Motadi

Ohio Counts 23 Killed In Auto Wrecks  Christmas Weekenc Traffie Toll Over  Experts Prediction

Ohio Yule Deaths Exceed Prediction   Write Grim Footnote Tc Holiday Joy

Tragedy Stalks Ohio Highways During Weekenc   23 Deaths Exceed Prediction of Safety Experts

Diplomats Fear Reds Hardening Stand on Berlin   Officials Deny Any   Officials Deny Any Emergency Reason For the Conference

News Conference Cancelled Today   President to Spend Week End at Cape

JFK Cancels Pianned News Conference   Preparing For U.N. Address

Americans Hurl Tear Gas at Water-Gunners   East Berlin Police Start Scrap with Fire Hose Spraying

At 25 Per Cent Of Capacity  Reynolds Aluminum Plant Continues Operatior

Idaho Senate Approves Ban on Trading Stamps; Building Bill Due Studv

‘Research’ On Daly Is Described   Stump Admits Checking Credit, but Denies Slaying lowan.   (Photo on Page 8.)

BILL RECEIVES UNANIMOUS 90-0 NOD   Boosts Minimum Payments From $33 To $40      Also Provides Wider Cov: erage And Permits Men To Retire At 62

Senate Hikes S. S. Benefits In 90-0 Vote   Men Allowed To Retire At 62 In  Revised Menaure

Medical Care Deferred Senate A pproves Bill To Boost SS Benefits

Kennedy's Bill On Social Security Passes In Senate By Vote Of 90-0

Security Benefit Changes Advance  Boosts Now Face Conferee Study

New Program Wil Let Men Retire af 62   Will Also Raise Minimum Monthly Check to $40

Senate ok's increasing  SS. benefits   Medical care for the aged to come up later

GOP Plan For Medical Aid Delayed   Higher Social Security Benefits, Lower Age Approved by Senators

3enefit Hikes Under Cost social Security Win Show  Passage in Senate Decl Bill Would Let Men Retire

PASSES SENATE, 90-0 Demo Social Security Bill To Increase Benefits

Senate Approves Social Security Benefits Boost   Medical Care Bill Promised This Summer

Bill Would Hike Minimum, Add Many fo Rolls   Proposal on Medical Care for the Aged Withdrawn by GOP

Social Aid Has Little Opposition   Demo Leaders Promise Medical Care Bill Later

Bill-to Increase Social Security Benefits Passed   Goes to Conference To Smooth Difference

Senate Okays Security Boos!   Bill Sent to Joint Conference Would Let Men Retire at Age 62

ONLY MINOR DIFFERENCES UNRESOLVED   Aged Medical Care Proposal Are Due Later

Social Security Increases Receive Senate Approval   Governors’ Conference Hears  Pros, Cons Of School Aid Plan

$S Wins Approval of Senate  House Approval Now Is Sought in Conference

Driver,16, Dies  In Police Chase  Crash Kills Youth; State’s Toll 761

Chased Around Square — Man Uses Children As Hostages to Flee Police

Street Fighting Flare Fierce For Second Day   Commissioner From Central Government Unable To Get In

Did Victims A Favor, Say Killers OF 7   Claim They Want To Die ‘To Get Ou Of This Rat Race’

Teen-Agers Say They Did Victims 5 “eevee by Killing Them. Re: ady for ‘C x:

Tornadoes in Mississippi, Floods in Iowa Highlight Nation’s Weather Picture

Twisters Hit Mississippi, Floods In lowa   200 Hunters Still Trapped; Air Drop Supplies

Plan recommends cuts in highway financing  Gtudy chaws annual chortade of millions   Study shows annual shortage of millions if present program is followed by state

Commies Ask Part In Talks   Allied Troops Maintain Watch Along Border

— JFK’S PROGRAMS — Congress Pre pared For  Giant Steps This Week

Plane Carried 78 Recruits For fhe Army  Pilot, Engineer Only Survivors Of Blact Fira

‘Connie Death Toll Set at 83   Plane Captain And Engineer Only Survivors

3 Others Also Killed;  2 Survive   Reeruits on Way To Ft. Jackson In S. Carolina

$1 Are Killed. Two Survive  Plane Wreck   Most of Victims Are Army Recruits; Craft Explodes and Burns

Nuclear Ship's Power Center   81 Feared Dead In Plane Crash  Army Recruit Craft Burns Near Richmond

All Believed ToBe Young Army Rookies   Crashes, Explodes Trying To Make Emergency Landinc

CAB Ends Preliminary Investigation Of Crash   Plane On Round Trip From Charleston To Newark Had Fueled Only One Time

Buddhist Takes Over UN Office   Faces Many Problems After General Assembly Ends Six-Week Deadlock

Burma's U Thant Takes Office Today   U.S., Japan Set Up Goals Of More, Liberalized Trade

New Leader Endorsed by AllMembers  Russia Makes Clear   Russia Makes Clear It Agreed Only to Stop-Gap Solution

U Thant Wins U.N. Approval   Will Fill Rest of Hammarskjold’: Term as Secretary

Vows Middle-Of-Road Policy  Many Problems Confront U Thant At UN Helm

Many Problems Face UThant as New U.N. Secretary- General   Burmese Diplomat Is Unanimous Choice of Delegates; Some Doubt by Soviets.

Six-Week Deadlock Ends With U Thant   Soviet Union Makes Clear Secretary Will Only Be Temporary; Still Insists On United Nations Run by Troika

AIDES INCLUDE AMERICAN, RUSSIAN   Says He Will Ask Others To Act As Advisers  saree tnememenete eco sametene appro   As General Assembly Votes Unanimously On Acting Secy.-Gen. Position

Unanimously  Elected; Faces Many Problems   Soviets Still Insist U.N. Should Be Run By A Troika

United Nations: U Thant Takes Over U.N. Rein:   Soviets Still Want a Troika. Speaker Savs

Many Problems Face U Thant In New Position   Russia Makes Clea: It Still Insists On Troika Setup

Soviets Still Ask for Troika   Host of Problems Facing U Thant in New U.N. Job

Burmese Takes U.N. Post With Big Problems   Reds Still Insist Ultimate Solution  Must Be a Troika

Burma's U Thant Begins Duties in U. N. Secretariat  Six Week Deadlock Ends When Assembly Elects Career Diploma}

Specified Aid Held To Be Within Law   Lawyers Declare Narrow Field For Church School Hel;

Restricted School Aid Viewed OK  Federal Lawyers Confer With Conaress

Inside...    Welfare Department Legal Opinions Attorneys Say Grants to Church Schools  For Specific Uses May Be Constitutional

From Our College  SUI ADMINISTRATIVE DEAN PRESENTS WORLD'S VIEW — IN WESTMAR .

From Our College   FIV VUE VOHEGEe  SUI ADMINISTRATIVE DEAN PRESENTS WORLD'S VIEW — IN WESTMAR COMMENCEMENT anpreree

President Wil Spend Two Hours. In Texas City   White House Unhapp Over Statement by West German

‘Nation Finally Gives Nod to Nkrumah Loan   For Ghana Dam, Smelter Proiects

133 Million For Ghana's Industry   Decision Made Despite Leftist Leanings of Kwame Nkrumah.

Destruccion Del  C. Del S. Social   Encontraron Cadaver  De Un Hombre En Mat

‘DAD, YOU'RE A BIG DEAL’  Family of six leaps to 10 in 10 minutes

t Darling Exemptions!  Report Mother, Father, Quadruplets Doing Fine

Babies Normal, Healthy Despite Early Birth  Quadruplets' Thrilled Parents Wonder If it ‘Is All ag Dream’

Eastern Family Increases From 6  Children To 10 Within 10 Minutes

——SEO News" BEHIND PAGE 1   MASS PRODUCTION BRINGS FAMILY TO 10  Dad Thrilled, Mom Can’t Believe It Following Births Of Quadruplets

In February, Their House Burned; Now, Quadruplets ---. And Everybody’s Fine

'! Still Can't Believe It’. Happy Mother Says Of Cail   Re ‘TAMERS CALNCERO

 Quadruplets Keep Father Chain-Smoking  ‘Mother Still Thinks It’s Just A Dream

“Just Think, 10 Children And All Healthy,” Father Says—  Massachusetts Quads Are Healthy, Normal

awAND THEN THERE WERE 10: arents of Six Are Pleased  With Additionof New Ouads

Posdnvele— - 2 Girls, 2 Boys -- - Boost Holyoke Family  ‘10 Children And Everybody's Healthy’

Mother Of Six Has Quadruplets * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *   Chain-Smokine Father Claims He’s ‘Thrilled’

TWELVE MOUTHS TO FEED—  Parents of Six Thrilled By Birth of Quadruplets

Congress Giving Kennedy More Than He Asked For Buildup Of U.S. Defenses

MORE THAN ASKED FOR ‘ % = ( ongress (,enerous in  Voting Defense Funds

Defense Plans  Pushed Ahead   Congress Action to Put Bills On President’s Desk in Record Time

Senate Passes Two Key Parts Of Arms Plan   Congressional Group:  ; Also Add Money for Bombers Not Requested,  By JOHN A. GOLDSMITH

One Man's Opinion A Radio Commentary  By W. EARL HALE  PPI 4b. gm. gg,

One Man's Opinion A Radio Commentary  By W. EARL HALL Ginko .Gagabte Editar

One Man's Opinion A Radio Commentary  By W. EARL HALL Rinha_—Gawntéen Edtene

One Man's Opinion  A Radio Commentary  By W. EARL HALL Globe-Gaorette Editar

One Man's Opinion A Radio Commentary,  - By W. EARL HALL Glebe-Gazette Editor

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Opinion A Radio Commentary  By W. EARL HALL Globe-Gazette Editor

One Man's Opinion _ A Radio Commentary  By W. EARL HALL Gtahan iawastax Edina

One Man's Opinion’ ~  A Radio Commentary  By W. EARL HALL Alahe_Garette Editor

One Man's Opinion _ A Radio Commentary  By W, EARL HALL  T nd Pd ee es ee or 

Bids to Halt Rail Merger Hearing Made  ATWO A.W. Vawl>   . NYC, New York State Present Proposals to ICC

—aenoam & o now twas LAWNS AND FIELDS DRYING OUT TODAY AS MERCURY WARMS

Interpreter Tells Impressions —  Pakistani Camel Driver Likes  Everything He Has Seen in U.S.

% Week’s Free TV Magazine ¥% Church News »& Book Corner % BIG Sports Coverage % Home Section   Camel driver finds Hearts beat here just the same as  they do in East

Big Highway Bill Given Senate’s OK   2-Yr. Extension Of Billboard Control Plan

Highway Fund Bill Passed By Senate Vocally   Billboard Control. Bonus Plan Given Two-Year Extension

Senate Passes Huge Road Financing Bill   Provides Money for Entire Federal Share of Cost of Interstate System; Would Extend Bonus Plan for Control of Billboards

Big Highway Bill Given Senate OK   Extend Bonus Pay for Control Of Billboards

Senate Passes — Big Highway Bill   Voice Vote Approval Follows After Nine-Hour Session in Upper House

Multi-Billion Dollar Highway Financing Bill Passes in U.S. Senate

BILLBOARD BONUS EXTENDED  - Senate Okays Road - Financing Measure

Senate Votes Financing for  Road Plans   Measure Extends Billboard Control  Incentive Setup

Senate Boosts TV Minimum   ee ee:  States Get Incentive To Regulate Billboards ‘In Federal Highway Bill

Interstate Road Bill Approved  Billboard Control   Billboard Control Plan Is Extended Two Years More

Senate Okays Billion-Dollar Highway Bill  Billboard Con tro! Bonus Plan Is  siwam Bwhbamesanm

Fitting and Showing School   Billboard Control Included Highway Measure Passes Senate

American Datelines  Interstate Roads Money  Bill Approved By Senate   Heavy Weather Toll

Senate OKs BigHighway Money Bill  Adde Extancian Of   Adds Extension Of Billboard Control Bonus Plan First

BILL TO PAY FOR HIGHWAYS IS ADOPTED   Senate Votes 2-Year Extension Of Biliboard _ Control Bonus   SYSTEM EXPECTED TO COST $41 - BILLION

BILLBOARD PLAN EXTENDED Multi-Billion Highway Bill Passed By Senate

Extends Plan On Billboards  For Two Years   Measure Goes Back To House to Settle Few Minor Changes

Landmark Road Measure OKd  Billboard Controls   Billboard Controls Added by Senate

Senate okays big highway financing bill   Add extension of billboard control plan

Senate Passes Giant Highway Financing Bill   Billboard Control Bonus Plan  Extended 2 Years

 Heat Creates Toonerville Trolley   Senate Passes Huge Highway Measure, Hiking Truck Taxes

Senate Passes Multi-Million Highway Bill   Measure Gives JFK Monies To Improve Interstate Roadway:

Senate Passes Highway Bill  Billboard Section Stirs Hottest Fight

Huge Highway Bill Passed By Senate  Billboard Control Plan Extended

PPLE LL LOL LOL ELL LDL DLO OL A LA  Researchers on S peed ers Bare  Trap’s Success 

State Aid Would Be Given for Schools; Private Shelters Remain Voluntary

More Taxes, Including Bigge: Share From Heavy Trucks, Urged for Highway Program

$900-Million More In Road Tax Is Urged   Officials Say Big Truck Operators Must Hike Share

Whitton, Other Officials Testify  More Taxes Urged to Maintain Highways Pace

More Truck Taxes Urged By JFK Aids   Pay Less Than   Pay Less Than Fair Share Of Costs, Is Claim

Kennedy Aides Defend Proposed Tax Boost on Trucks to Build Highways

JFK Aides Propose  More Taxes  For Roads  Heavy Truck  Onerators   Heavy Truck Operators Should Pay, They Contend

Ship Captain Seeks Saf ety Of Crew’s Kin  Asks Kennedy To Hold Cuban Craft Till Families Leave

Fears For Families In Cuba Skipper of Cuban Freighter Appeals To President to Hold Ship in U.S.

They Want Their Families Here—  Defecting Cubans In Appeal To Kennedy

Fearful For Safety Of Crew's Families Cuban Captain Urges U.S. Hold Freighter

Wants Cuban Ship Held Until Families Flee Cuba   SENT PRESIDENT LETTER

‘Captain Urges JF Hold Ship Until  [Families of Crewmen Can Leave Cuba

Draheim Urges General Sales Tax of 3 Pct.   Would Exempt Food and Drugs; Caucus Will Be Asked

Ike Deal: Setback. To Fidel   Relations Are Cut Off By Washington ,

Committee in Closed-Door Sessions . .  Legislators Hope To Crack Impasse on School Proposals

—=-SEO News  BEHIND PAGE 1   Rules Cuban Property In U.S. Can Be Taken

 Congress Today ©  Minimum Wage Hike Meets.  Strong Republican Opposition

Say Schools Linked with Adult Votes  Justice Dept. Files - Unusual Brief in Race Case

U.S. Fights Shut-Down Of Schools   Tells Court Right to Education Is Related To Right to Vote

U.S. Links Votes and Schooling   Seeks Opening Of Public Schools Closed in South

Ag Secretary Talks  Says Chaos A Result If U.S. Let Farming Alone

Detroit Meus Kills: Estranged White at Shensia Center; Takes Own Life

‘Lost Colony’ In Middletown  22. Families Cut Off From Outside World By Roadbloel

Foreign Aid, School Bill  JFK Faces Setbacks On Two Key Programs

President Gets Discouraging News  In Bills On Foreign Aid, Education

Kennedy Bills Are in Trouble  “Foreign, School Aid Inder Hanvy Eira

3 Convicted in Kidnapping Case   Two Are Acquitted By San Diego Jury

U.S. Splits With Allies in Vote on Colonial ssue   Favor Asian-African Resolution.in U.N.

U.S. Allies Split On  Colonialism   Asian-African Resolution Is Endorsed

U.S. Baeks Asia-Africa  Resolution   Splits With Allies On Call To Speed End Of Colonialism

U.S. Favors Wiping Out Colonialism  Coulis. Web   Splits With Major Western Allies

U.S. Backs: Move to End Colonialism  U.N. Resolution  Of Asian-African  Bloc Endorsed

U. S., WEST DIVIDE ON RESOLUTION   Asian, Africans Seek End to  Colonialism

Colonialism  Divides Allies   Soviet Proposal to Deciare 1962 End of Drive Beaten in Assembly

Joins One: OE reenes  U.S. Breaks With Western Allies on Colonialism Issue

U. §. Splits with Allies In Vote On Colonialism   Backs Asians And Africans In UN Vote

Blow to E. Europe Powers   U.S. Votes for Move to Speed Colonialism’s End

U. od. Agrees  U.N. Votes Group To Find Way  To End Colonialism Everywhere

Colonial Nations Abstain in UN Voting.  U.S. Casts Vote wit Asian-African Bloc .

U.S. Splits With West in Voting   Joins 96 Others in Overwhelming Colonialism Vote

 A sian-A f rican Resolut ion Splits With Allies  On UN Endorsement

Solons Take Up San Juan, Chama Plan  Approval Termed Essential to Meet   Approval Termed Essential to Meet Future Water Need:

Navajo Project  Gets Big Support   Udall Places JFK  Backing on Program

Governor To Await Decision By State Legislature On Death Penalty  9 Slayers May Escape Chair

iDelauy Deaths      Nine Condemned Men Wil Be Affected by Lawrence Decisions on Executions

Frank Motz Is Hall of Fame Choice at KU   Editors of Kansas Select Late Hays Daily News Chief

Fire Losses Total *34,052 In Past Year   Most Damage Occurs In Cite In Docembor

13 Pupils and Master Buried Under Snow   Avalanche Hits Them While They Cross Steep Slope

13 Swiss Pupils Buried by Slide  ; Caught by Avalanch Crossing Steep Slope

Honduras Capital Will Move Inland To Avoid Floods   Hurricane Hattie’s Death Toll Now Stands at 151; More Seen

Due fo Storms, Capital Moves fo High Grounc  pestioyed Twice n Three Decades

Honduras Capital Will Be Rebuilt  Site Is 44 Miles Inland From Exposed  ee, 2 ere 4. ees

Toll Rises to T57.  British Honduras Capita To Be Relocated Inlanc

Devastated Honduras  Toll 151   Capital Will Be Moved Inland, City Is Threatened By River Floods

‘Hurricane-Raked Honduran Capital To Be Moved Inland   Princess Margaret Bears  Son, Husband Is ‘Delighted’

Belize, Honduras, Twice a Victim of Hurricanes, s to Be Moved Well Inland

British Honduras Capital Will Be Moved Inland To Escape Hurricane Havoc

Br. Honduras Capital Will Move Inland   Hurricane.Wattie Death Toll Now Stands At 451

Hurricane Death Toll Up To 151   British Honduras Capital To Move 44 Miles Inland

Honduras Will Move Key City   Storm Causes Decision, 151  Known Killed

Hurricanes force town to go inland   Death toll rises to 151, high wate: threatens 30,000

British Honduras Capital Will Face Move Of 44 Miles  Death Toll From Hurricane Hattie, . Stande Naw As 121

Storms Rumble Across 6 States   Twisters Erupt Along Thunderstorm Path

Booze-Fueled Youthful Hijinks Erupt Into Violence In Half Dozen States

Holiday Hijinks Bring Arrests * x * * * * * * * * * *  Worst Of Vouthtul Riots Onelled At Oronn Cita:

EY carn  Cops, Water Hoses, K-9 Dogs Busy With Youth Riots  Holiday Madness Attacks US Youne

~WILD WEEKEND AT RESORTS— Boozing Youths Riot Near Kennedy’s Home

ACROSS SIX STATES         Youthful Hijinks Erupt Into Violent Turmoil

Vild Parties Get Out of Hand In Half Dozen States; Police Set Dogs on Teena“e Rowdies

In Half Dozen States   Booze-Fueled Youths Cause Many Violent Disturbances

Labor Day Riots Keep Police Busy   Hundreds Arrested As Mobs of Youths Go Wild At Many Points in U. S.

ONE-WAY DOUBLETALK   IN SIX STATES Youthful Hijinks Spur Near Brawls Over Holiday

Cops, Water Hoses, K-9 Dogs Busy With Youth Riots  Holiday Madness Attacks US Young

Over Holiday Weekend Booze-Fueled Youthful Hijinks Erupt  Into Violent Disturbances in 6 States

In Half. Dozen States On Weekend: . 'Booze- Fueled Youthful  ‘Hijinks Bring Trouble ,

Hundreds Land in Clink  Boozed-up Youths Disrupt Holiday In Several States

Snarling Dogs Curb Some  Booze-Fueled Youthful Hijinks in Six States Erupt Into Violence

Scattered Outbreaks  Drunken Youths Plague Police In Holiday Riots

Over Labor Day Weekend Violent Disturbances Seen In Six States By Booze-Fueled Young Set

Two Resign As Deputy Sheriffs   Malterer, Besozzi Quit Posts Today

(Soviets Place Space Ship In Orbit With Dog Aboard, Return It Safely

Announcement Made Soviets Orbit Dog Space Ship, Returned It Safely

Reds Retrieve DogFromSpace   ‘Other Biological Subjects’ in Ship

Space Ship Lands With Dog Aboard   Russia Launches  And Recovers Ship With ‘Chernushka’

Soviets — Put Dog In Orbit  Returned Safe To Earth In © »-Ton Capsule

Soviet Orbits Space Vehicle  With Dog In I   Both Back Safely, Announcement Says  Other ‘Objects’ Too

Dog Rides In 5-Ton Satellite   Animai Reported In Good Condition

Pope Urges Industry To Limit Profit   Encyclical Calls For Wages o Let Worker Live in Dignity.

Lig ~ § Ls SAP WEE  Short-Weight Racket Calls For Campaign in State

‘Eastern Areas May. Get a Little Snow as ——a Eee os  Fresh Snow Falls .  ‘On Central Plains

Southern U. 5. De fed By Sieet , Rain   Snow Falls On Central Plains

Parties Due to Line Up Slates Soon  Demos Uncertain on Who to Run far What Office

$110,000 For Tax Dodging      ‘Pleaded Guilty to Evading $790,000 of Federal Levy

Year Term for Goldfine in Tax Case   Industrialist Fined $110,000 on U.S. Evasion Charaqes

Goldfine Gets Prison, Fine  ‘Of $110,000   Industrialist and His Secretary Also Are Placed on Probation

29 Assorted Cases Already Docketed  Grand Jury Faces FullWeek’sSession

29 Cases Due  For Start Of  Grand Jury Total May Be 35 B:   Total May Be 35 By Time Panel Ends Session Late Friday

Grand Jurors To Act On City Murder Case  u 7 Defendants Wait  Questioning: : Panel  . Ve Se Pe , eepel pee

14 Cases Wait April Session Of Grand Jury   Panel To Be Seated Tuesday For New County Court Term

Inside The Lima Neves   Negro Goes berserk awe ie eo  ‘Harmless’ Billy Joe Got Mad And...

Billy Joe Was A Nice Guy-HarmlessBut Suddenly He Killed 2, Wounded 6

Tired of Being ‘Mistreated,’ Negro \Shoots Eight Persons, Killing Two

Two Killed, Six Wounded As ‘Harmless’ Character Goes Berserk With Rifle

‘Auto Parts Salesman Surrenders at Gunpoint in Slaying of Mother-in-Law

Man Wanted in Staying Surrenders ‘After Three Hours   Is Accused of Killing His Mother-in-Law, Wounding His Wife at Houston, Tex.

WOULD ABOLISH FORMAL GRADES Principal Would Let Students Race, Plod According To Ability

Where To Find It   Ungraded High School: Room for Bright to Romp

Getting in Trim for New Column   Rusk Spares No Words on U.S. ‘Disaster in Cube

Five Injured In 2-Car Crash (On Route 92   Victims Taken To Preston Hospital

Our Youngsters Are ‘Fit As A Fiddle’  LBC Peer Tests raagish It. Mr. nee ane

Our Toungeters Are ‘Fit As AF iddle’  rr vee T pete ee Tt aa Py mee

CATHOLICS ASK FOR SCHOOL AID   Attorney Submits - Four Proposals For ‘Legal’ Help

K welcomes Pope's appea!   Unprecedented reply to church leader from Russ

NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV SAYS  ‘AsA Communistand.  Atheist  D I Don’t Believe In The Lord’s Will’

Khrushchev Tells Catholics to Head Pope's ‘Warning’   He Refers, Particularly, to JFK, Adenauer: “Welcomes” Pontiff's Appeal.

Soviet Boss Agrees With Plea Of Pope   Khrushchev Asks Catholics To Heed ‘Warning’

You Can Get Better Grades Common Sense Principles Can Help You In Studying

wWet SVttet wrwil>  Competition Is Keen for Seats in American Colleges

, Academic Standards Rising  “Youth Today Faces Space Age Challenge

BETTER GRADES Can Your Child Meet Challenge?      COMPETITION IS KEEN   A CONVENIENT MYTH

 You Can Get Better Grades- ‘Heredity, Environment Can’ ‘Be Blamed For Poor Grades   By LESLIE.J. NASON, Ed. D. With HARRY KARAS

“YOU CAN GET BETTER GRADES“  Does Your Child Meet Our Schools’ Challenge?   BY LESLIE J, NASON, Ed. D with HARRY KARNS

“You CAN Get Better Grades!’ Child Faces Challenge Of Space Age Schools

‘Diploma Road Is Rough But Theres Hope For All   By LESLIE J. NASON, Ed. D. with HARRY KARNS

You CAN GET BETTER GRADES. -NO. io BS Is Your Child Meeting The  Challenge Of Space Age Schools?   By LESLIE J. NASON,'Ed. -v With HARRY KARNS

You CAN Get Better Grades  Te Your Child. Meeting Challenge of. Space. Age Schools?

Fireman, Two Residents Perish  Hotel Blaze Kills  3: Injuries Nine

Three Die, Seven Hurt In Fire In Fashionable 17Story Gotham Hotel

7 FIREMEN, 2 RESIDENTS INJURED  Song Writer, 2 Others Die in Fire at Hotel

New Mideast Crisis Shapes   Train Derails;  ] Dies. 38 Hurt   Gotham Blaze Kills Three, Nine Injured

Soviets Ignore  Nuclear Test — Ban Proposal   Rusia’s Demanding French Stop Tests

SPONSOR SAYS CONTEST HELD  Beauty Defends Right To Compete for Title

acerraily Pees Fix Miss Mississippi Claims She Won Title Fair And Sauare

IN MISS UNIVERSE CONTEST  Girl Tearfully Defends Right As Contestant

ONE OF 15 FINALISTS Tearful Miss Louisiana  Defends Right To Title

Wagner's Victory Tumbles DeSapio  Klee... Wick hd 2...   New York Mayor Wins Primary Test

Tammany Swept Out In Primary   Record New York Vote DeSapio Defeated; Wagner Wins.

Wagner smashes  Tammany bosses NEW YORK CITY'S DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION DOWN IN DEFEAT

Wagner Wins As Tammany ‘Bosses’ Upset   New York Mayor's Victory Will Put DeSapio In Eclipse

‘Bosses’ Fall as Waaner Wins Vote   Tammany Ruler DeSapio Loses in N. Y. Primary

Wagner Scores Easy Victory in New York City   Renomination Blasts Party Organization, Led by Tammany Chief

Tammany Hall Takes Beating  Gotham Mayor Waan   Gotham Mayor Wagne: Scores In Election

Waaner Victory Upsets Tammany  DeSapio Is Defeated le Sf eihcend Wictrien [An BACHE

Wagner Scores Smashing Victory In Gotham Primary For Nomination To Succeed Himselt

Wagner Gets Big Vote Win In New York   Insurgents Wreck Old, Democratic Group in Primary

Tammany Hall Loses To Wagner   Loses by Wide Margin As Record Number of Voters Go To Polls

Wagner Upsets lammany Hall   M GRSRESEREEER Y REOCERE  al  Re-Nomination Win By Mayor Wrecks Oldtime  Demacrat Oroanization

Tammany Hall Takes Beating   Gotham Mayor Wagner Scores in Election

Voters Hand Tammany Hall Bitter Defeat  Mayor Waaner Wins   Mayor Wagner Wins Race in New York; DeSapio Loses Post

Wagner Chalks Us Smashing Victory In NYC Election  Mayor Wins By More Than 150,000 Votes In Thureday Primary

Wagner Wins By  oaliiiil In New York  Overwhelming Nod Wrecks ‘Old Line’  yo 0 encanta

Wagner Crushes Tammany Head In Upset Victory   DeSapio Suffers Personal Defeat  In N. Y. Primary

Mayor Wagner Wins ‘Mayoralty Primary   De Sapio’s Candidate Defeated By Mayor Wagner Despite Tammcny Hall

Smashing Victory Won By Wagner   Expected To Be Dem Candidate  For Governor

Wagner Wins Mayor's Race In New York   DeSapio Power Gone With Loss of District Committeeman Post

Wagner’ Wins By Big Margin In New York   Tammany ‘Hall Wreckec As: Mayor Is Winner In Record Voting

9 Canadians Seized Durin Vatadi Fight  LL c   Seven Sudanese Are Missing, Seven More W ounded in Fighting

Congolese Attack U.N. Soldiers   16 Captured; Nine Believed ToBeCanadians

Outnumbered U.N. Troops Take Beating  Congolese Capture 16; 7 2. Egret

Canadians, Sudanese  Hard-Hit   Medical Teams Enter Area To Aid Wounded

U.N. Believes 9 Canadians lakenCaptive   Radio Contact Lost; 7 Sudanese Troops Wounded, 7 Missing

Canadians At Matadi Base Are Captured   Congolese Afraid Of Disarmament By The United Nations

Congolese . Outnumber UN. Troops   - Sixteen Captured; “Seven Missing -In Matadi Fightina

U.N. GARRISON ATTACKED BY CONGO FORCE   Reinforcements Ordered by Dag

Economists Raise Sights On Business   Improvement In Income, Sales Seen

Sights Raised on Recovery Extent, Optimism Rises   Industrial Production Index Shows a Gain

Goldberg Is Conductor Met Opera, Orchestra In Harmony; May Open Season

TAXES FROM TAXI TRY   TRIPS TAKER   Shepard Flight in Books for Friday

Shepard Gets I Extra Day   More Time Needed For Rest, Rocket Preparation

Georgia Moves to  Stop Integration Of State College  Leaders Called to Meet Sunday For Strateay Talks

Mr. Banker, Spare That Car! Mom Won’ t Budge Until Auto Is ‘Saved

state Motorists State Motorists Warned Long Labor Day Weekend Begins

TO PRESERVE SAFETY  State Plans Close Vigil On Roads During Holiday

State Records Studied  Top Officials Involved In Travel Costs Probe

Candidates Tell Their Views At C Of C Meet   Olid Reman Custom  Hands Off Pol'cies Of Brit’sh  Bewildering ‘Pinc! ed’ Italian

Congress supports call for “truce to terror”   Kennedy's speech brings favorable strong reaction   Today’s Index   Highlights of Kennedy's speech   Troika

But Commies Hold Key ot - ak U.-. Congressmen’ Laud -—*Truee to Terror’

‘Mental Patient’s Family Is Guarded After Five Relatives Are Butchered

POLICE GUARD SUSPECT’S WIFE Immigrant Sought In Knife Massacre of 5

Ouster Of LaosPremiel Attempted   Neutral And Pro-Red Princes. Working On Prince Boun Oum ©

Laos Premier May Yield To His Rivals   Neutralist, Red Leaders Seek Ouster   Clash On Major Issues

Official Sources Say Boun Oum Expected To Yield to Neutral And -Pro-Red Foes

MONEY FOR CHARITY, SENDER CLAIMS Letter Asks Ransom of $392,000 for Return of Portrait by Goya

Severe Quake ls Recorded In California   Buildings Sway But No Reports of Damage Are Listed in Area

State Department Silent  Senator Charges USS. Is Preparing to Give Nuclear Arms to U.N.

Tanks Prowl Streets   State Department Silent  Senator Charges US. I: Preparing to Give Nuclear Arms to U.N.

State Dept. Silent on Thurmond’s . Charge It Plans A-Weapons for UN

Promises Early Prince Edward School Ruling  Lewis Winds   Lewis Winds Up Hearings

Garrisons In West Berlin Stace Alert   Practice Defense Of Threatened German City

BUTTONHOLES CONGRESSMEN  Kennedy Campaigns Hard For Foreign Aid Program

Kennedy inAll-Ou Drive for Votes on Foreign Aid Issue  ' Congress Members Surprised  Over Intanctu af Camnanian

Billions: Involved: 3 sees poe >  Kennedy. Is Pushing Foreign      Peo pas

JFK Pressing Hardest for Foreign Aid  ‘House and.Senate   ‘House and. Senate Members Called to White House Talks

iEvery Effort:  \JEK Turns Over Every Rock ‘For Foreign Aid Bill Okay

Kennedy Steps Up Fight for Aid OK Capitol Hill Rocked by Drive fpr $%:2 Billion Loan Proposal

President Stages Intensive Drive  To Put Over His Foreign Aid Bill

Balanced Budget Not In Sight. . .  -Mansfield Predicting Deficit, Not Surplus

Mansfield Sees Billion Dollar Deficit in ‘61   "$2 Billion in 1962; Balanced Budget a Poscibility by ‘63

Expect Eddy To Rule On Annexation   Hearing Today On Issue Of Where To Air Dispute

Eddy Asked to Order County Court To Decide Annexation Vote Protest

Annexation Dispute To Be Heard Monday   County Court To Conduct Hearing

Window Washer Dies in Plunge   State’s Bank Account in Red With New Checks Out

Honesty Ends Fortune Hunt Looking for Work, Janitor Finds  $240,000; Returns It to FBI

To Brink’s Via FBI L.A. Man Looking for Job Finds $240,000 in Street

Los Angeles Man OutHunting Job Returns 940 00 in Cash He Found Lying in Street

Laos Princes Coalition-Try Parley Fails:   Pro-Red Leader Returns to Rebel Base After Fiasco

Savage Natives Threatening 300 Whites In-Kivu   Terror Is Spreading Throughout the Province Held by Lumumba Forces.

300 Whites Held Captive By Lumumbists   Missionaries, Nuns, Priests Forced To Do Acts Of ‘Humiliation

TERROR REIGNS IN LUMUMBIST-HELD PROVINCE  Refugees Tell Story of Atrocities in Congo

Accounts Of Indescribable Humiliation To Nuns, Priests By Congo Savages Are Told

Congo Savages Threaten 300 White Residents   Nuns, Priests And Missoniaries Are Victims Of Attacks

300 Whites Threatened In Congo   Undescribable Acts Of Humiliation Inflicted On Nuns and Priests

$00 Whites In Terror At Congo Acts   Savage Lumumba Backers Threaten More Atrocities

Whites Report Indescribable Horror In Kivu  U.N. Forces Are Helpless,   U.N. Forces Are Helpless, 300 Threatened

Pro-Lumumba Troops Rape  Missionary   Nuns, Priests Attacked; Fear For 300 Whites

Nuns, Priests are Attacked     Congolese - Beatings,  Rapes Told on Women

U.N. Fears for 300 Whites in The Congo   Atrocities by Savage Tribesmen Related by Refugees

Terror In Congo Nuns, Priests And Missionaries Brutally Treated By Tribesmen

Battle Against Polio Continues  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  New Oral Vaccine Beins Distributed In Harrichure

Local Senator Blasts Again Ai Governor   Bases Attack On Proposal To Hike Tax

President Needs A ‘Mulligan’  Too Much Gallery, Golfer Kennedy Hooks Drive

_atatistics Show:  . Rules Committee Packing Not Working.Out-Well . .

—-RAYBURN FACING DEFEAT a Committee ‘Packing’ Likely To Boomerang

Education Week Talk University Head Stresses Interest In Vocation Aid

Operetta Entitled “The Mikado,” To Be Presented By SSHS Concert Choir

CITY OFFERE $30,000 FOR OLD RESERVOIR   Appraisers Place Value At $40,000; Meeting November 30      $11,827 LIGHTING CONTRACT AWARDED

MEETING ON RESERVOIR IS SET THURSDAY   Will Be Last Hearing On Use Of Site, Mayor  Announces   BUDGET WILL BE SUBMITTED ALSO

Kennedy's Fose Stump 7 Me May N Gat Food te Slcedu fer About 2 Mendis

Kennedy Food Stamp Plan May Not Get Food to Needy For About Two Months

JFK’ s Education Bill imperiled  Parochial School Aid Measure Appears Dead

ES _ LIT  JFK’s Education Bili Imperiled   Parochial School Aid Measure Appears Dead

U.S. Agency In Chile Battered   Leftists Smash Windows Of USLA In Protest Of Adiare Arriyal

Chilean Reds Tell Adlai 'To Go Home   Windows Smashed In U. S. Agency

U.S. Agency In Santiago s Attacked   Rioting Leftists Wield Poles To Break Windows

ADLAI RUNS INTO CHILEAN RED PROTES   Leftists Break Windows in U. S. Information Office; Charge Adlai Helped Plan Cuban Invasion.

Chilean Leftists Turn Ire on U.S. And Stevenson   Attack Information Office, Call for More Demonstrations

Stevenson Runs Into Hostility  On Chile Visit   Communists Unleash Open Attack On U.S. As He Meets Official

U. S. Is Blasted By Chilean Reds  Windows Smashed At Agency;   Windows Smashed At Agency; Stevenson Asked To Go Home

Reds Attack U.S. as Adlai Visits Chile  But Reception Is Warm, Friendly Otherwise

NEWSPAPER URGES NEW VIOLENCE   ‘Adlai, Go Home Theme Followed By Leftist Band

Rioting greet: Adlai in Chile   Communists unleash attack on U.S. envoy

U. 5. Assailed By Reds in Chil   information Agency Windows Smashed By Leftist Gang

Chilian Visit By Stevenson  Causes Riots   Leftist Students Smash U.S. Agency Office Windows

Chileans Smash U.S. Windows   Leftists Oppose Visit by Stevenson

=="No Special Session’=  Al State Funds Are In Danger By Filibuster   No Sign Deadlock Over Redistricting Will Be Broken

Dover To Host District VEW And Auxiliary Meet On Saturday And Sunday

Soviets Military Remains Static — In East Germany   Area Boasts 20 Red Divisions; Allies May Hike Army Power

No Soviet Buildup Is Apparent in East Germany   Berlin Crisis Has Not Caused Any Major Shifts of Red Troops in Area.

No Sign of Soviet Military Buildup In East Germany   Russia Already Has Formidable Force of Some 20 Divisions

No Signs Of Any Shifts Of Troops   Russia Said To Have 20 Divisions Alone

West Watches For Any Red Deployment   No Soviet Moves Noted Yet, Despite New Berlin Crisis

No Soviet Arm: Buildup Seen In E. Germany   Red Forces Normal Despite Rekindled Crisis Over Berlin

Despite Kekindied Berlin Crisis  No Soviet Military Buildup Evident in Germany

No Russian ‘Troop Shift Near Berlin  But Soviets Have - Twenty Divisions In East Germany

Crisis Fails to Spark Russ Military Move  Normal Summer Maneuvers Only   Normal Summer Maneuvers Only Shifts Reported

Korea Premier's Trip Seems Off  General s Refused Visa and Invitation

Chang flight is off again   No invitation or visa grantec. to junta leader

DENY VISA TO KOREAN REBEL CHIEF   No Invitation To White House: Kennedy Too Busy

Korea Head’s Trip to U.S. Appears Off   Premier Refused Both Visa, Bid From White Housse

Is He Or tsn't He ls Big Question For Korean Leade   Says Kennedy Is ‘Too Busy’ Now To Meet With De-vauna

‘Korea: '  Talks With New Premiet  Are Shelved  Kennedy Brushes a «8% rrr 7   Kennedy Brushes Aside an Offer to Meet With Chang

Korean Leader  Snubbed   Kennedy Refuses Bid far Visit; Visa Turned Down

ATUCr SAUTY KREation  Korean Strong Man’s Proposec Washington Visit Appears Off

Chang Not Welcome At ‘This Time   U.-S. Refuses   U.-S. Refuses” To Grant Visa

RESCUSED AFTER 9 HOURS   A ppears ¢ ff  U.S. Is Cold To Chang Visit

U.S. Puts Telescope In Space   Rocket's 4 Stages Achieve Speed Required For Orbit

News  In Brief  C semane llanlana   Germans Declare  Faith In Allies

Layoffs Begun  On 6 Airlines  Hit by Strike Normal Operations  Of Big Planes Cut by 80 to 90 Percent

Thousands Of Workers Furionghed.     Air Travel Near Standstill In Biooest Wildeat Strike  Sry by

Strike Of Flight Engineers Brings Layoff Of Thousands Of Workers

WEATHER   Strike Forces Airlines To Lay Off Thousands   Service Is Reduced To Trickle; Engineers Shun Mediation Plan

Airlines Lay Off Thousands  GteiLe Coie Plane Service 20 Per Cent

Air service is trimmed to a trickle   Goldberg concedes he  cannot tame wildcat

Many Workers Are Furloughed In Air Strike  International And Domestic Service i

Service Cut to a Trickle... .  Wildcat Strike Cripples U.S. Airlines

tayoffs Begin For Thousands With Airlines   Wildcat Strike Halts Operations

More Than 60,000 Workers To Be Furloughed By Airlines Tied Up By Wildcat Strike

Airlines Say 60.000 Face  Furloughing   Employee Staffs Cu As Negotiations Fail For 6 Top Carriers

Engineers  strike snarls travel by air  More than 60.000   More than 60,000 to be furloughed by U.S. airlines

Airlines Cut Thousands Off Their Payrolls   “Furloughing’ ‘Begins As Engineers Refuse To Resume Jobs

Thousands of Airline Worker: Face Furloughs   Six Firms Struck by Engineers; Goldberg Plea Is Rejected

SERVICE CUT TO TRICKLE  Thousands Of Workers -Furloughed By Airlines

Thousands Furloughed By Strike  Rin Aielinac   Big Airlines Forced To Lay Off Many

AIRLINE STRIKE IN FOURTH DAY   Thousands Laid Off In Wildcat Walkout

Airlines Strike Idling Thousands   Plane Travel Withers As ‘ Settlement Moves Fail

Wildcat Strike   YYidcat otrike Airlines Furlough Thousands Today

 Layoffs Started Today  ‘Airlines Strike May Idle 60.000 Workers

Airline Workers Furloughed As Wildcat Strike Continues   1400 Stranded In State Cities

Demo Policy On Secrecy Hit By GOP   Critics Insist New Administration Is Holding News Back

“White Stull’ ‘Totals TL Inehes   California Weather Called “Delighthul

Tornado, Flood Damage Rises, 29 Known Dead   Mississippi Valley Hard Hit By Storms

Violent Weather Rips Seven States; Damage  HighIn "Tornado Alley"

Tornado Alerts Posted   7 States Hit Hard By Weekend Weather Violence; 34 Dead

New Alerts Are Posted  On Storms 29 Killed  v> 2 4 Wee. jj oie eae

Eisenhower Era Passes Into History   Snow Covered Milk To Capitol Steps Is End of Trail

Eisenhower Era Passes Into History   Tke Ends 50 Years of Service to the Nation

In War And Peace Eisenhower Now Private Citizen After Serving Nation 50 Years

Ike Era Is Now History   WASHINGTON (UPL — The Eisenhower era passed ‘inte history today.

Insurance Funds To Bullock Widow  No Corispiracy Proof Says Judge Weber

Adenauer, J.F.K. Wind Up Talks   Rusk Meets With Lesser Officials

Kennedy and Adenauer End Talks Today   Communique To Be Issued Following Conferences

Traffic Tragedy ©  Pedestrian Shoots, Kills. Drive Who Had Just Run Him Dow

Thaw Today Taking Care Of Snowfall   Area Escapes Driviay Sterna

Galvao Docks Vessel Ending 2-Day Ordeal   Quadros Sends “* New Compromise Offer To Rebel Leade:

B.cttidi AL ELIS Brazilians Crowd Dockside As Santa Maria Steams In

Conflicting Camp Views By Senators   Army Is Taken To Task After Official Tours

Gls Move To Berlin By Road  Na Intorforonroa   No Interference  From Commies

 Cross East German Area Troops Rolling Into Berlin  Without Red Interference

 : U.S. Battle Unit Reaches  Berlin Without Trouble  Despite Communist Threats

Battle Group Rolls Into Berlin Despite Threats; No Red Interference

DESPITE RED THREATS New U.S. Battle Group Enters Berlin Without Interference

Radical’ Change In Presidential Elections Urged  Eisenhower Offers Proposal at Last News Conference

Feature Finder   ma Legislative News      (Turn to Page 3)   lke Urges Shakeup in Election to Allow Earlier Offtice-Taking

NO ‘GIVE? FROM EITHER SIDE   Mrs. K. Defends A-Tests as Pacifists Entertained

Six Othe Other or Free Tra Trode N Nations Apply  British Ask to Join  Common Market

ANNOUNCEMENT JEERED Britain Seeks Membership  In European Common Market

Long Shadow Of Lumumba. Darkens Conac   More. Influence Dead Than Alive. Expected From Red Intriques

\ ppeals U  » Donations Down  Operation Helping Hand         Closes, Its Cupboard Bare

Appeals U p Donations Down Operation Hel ping Hand Closes, Its Cupboard Bare

People You Know  DAILY SENTINEL'S CIRCULATION MANAGER _ ATTENDS SHORT ColRer

People You Know  DAILY SENTINEL'S  —s_—* CIRCULATION MANAGER ATTENDS crronT corner

Rusk to Head List of Top U.S. Visitors to Japan, Economic Talks Scheduled

Quarreled Over Job, Youth Says   Fired Eight Shots, Slayer Then Went To Visit Priest

Soviet Control   Ae ECO) Wee Ve  Warsaw Pact Forces Told to Reorganize

Flight Is Prelude to Man’s Trip   Reactions Test  Will Aid Plans

Blazes Trail For Flight Of Astronauts  Mission To Hurl Ape 115 Miles Up

6 Astronauts Observe Ape’s Launching   Chimp Trained To Register His Reactions

Long Judgment Being Drafted: in Eichmann Case; Scheduled Dec. 7}

Axis Sally Swirls Oul Of Prison  Broadcaster For Nazis Serves 719._.Yaor Term

FOOTBALL ——~ (Continued on Page 2)   Youth Fellowship te Hold Work Day

Defense Budget Hike of 1.5 Billion Brings Outlay to 48.5 Billion Total

Cite Little Rock :  Justice Dept. Backs Ur Bid To Enfer School Case

U. 5. Drawing On Little Rock In Virainia Case   New Orleans Action Also Cited in Move On Prince Edward

Claims Virginia County Nullifies Orders of Court   Cites Little Rock, New Orleans in Bid To Be Coplaintiff

Retiring President Gets $25,000 Pension, $50 000 Expense Account

NEGOTIATIONS TO RESUME ON TUESDAY   : Implied Soviet Demand Fer U.S. Curb On Nuclear Testing i Rejected

U.S. Rules Out Uninspected Moratorium   State Dept. Warmly Welcomes Russian Turnabout Decision

mtrolled Te est Halting Ruled Out  U S., Russ Agree On New A-Talks

Soviets Told Control Still Is Necessity  U.S. Defends Right  To Continue Blasts

Russia Now Willing To  Talk Ban   Offer Seen As Move To Win Propaganda Loss Through Tests

Russians Shift Position  U.S. Glad to Resume ‘Atom Test Ban Talks

Rejects Implied Red Demands For Halt Now   Negotiators To Return To Geneva Tuesday; Britain Still Cautious

Inside The News   US. Hails Test Talk Accord, Rejects Moratorium Demand

Negotiations Will Resume Next Tuesday   Implied Demand That U. S. Cease Now Is Rejected

U. 5. Welcomes New Nuclear Parley, Turns Down Unpoliced Moratorium

Satellite With ) IV Cameras Put Into Orbit   ‘Weather Eve’ Expected to Shed Fresh Light on Hurricane Birth.

U.S. ‘Weather Kye’ Moonlet Orbits Earth   Satellite Sending Back Weather Data Photos

Bold Actions Hint Trouble Still Brews  News Analyst Intrigued by Party Challenge

‘Investors Keep Money In Their Pockets  I Ethsiasn For Buying Stocks Tapers off

French Leader Readies Drive  On Extremists  Plans Nationwide Talks As Parliament Meets

Communists Halt U.S. Military Car   Sedan Detained By East German

Protest Session Against Training Of Yugoslavs Disrupted In Dalla:

Ts Romance Blossoming Between ‘Yankee Midshipman And Pretty Dixie Darling?

Annual ASC Election Is Set Aug. 10   Community Commifteemen Will Be Selected; County to Be Elected Aug. 15.

Top-Level Negotiations Held Up Pending Completion of Work by Subcommittees

UAW, Ford Co. Try to Hammer Out Seftlement  Strike Has Shut Down Operations

Negotiations Resumed In  Ford Strike   UAW's Reuther Meets With Tap Company Leaders

Plants Are Closed     Ford Strike Talks Resume In Settlement Effort   Assessors Study Evaluation Problems Here

Continue Work on Local Issues  ~ UAW Chief, Ford Leaders Resume Talks

‘Operation Abolition’ Air Force Removes Officers  For Showing Trainees Film

ALL - NUMBER DIALING NEAR   Present System Of Telephone Numbers On Way Out

‘Limit Reached In Self Respect, President Says   Ike Offers Sympathy To Cubans Under Yoke of Dictator

U.S. Breaks Diplomatic Relations With Cubans   Arrangements Made For Quick Exodus Of Americans In Cuba   Caleulat. 1 Insult

Limit of U.S. endurance ha: now been reached —   White House announcement ate Tuesday

U.S. Breaks Relations With Cuba In Order To Preserve Self-Respect

Ike's Decision Marks ‘Limit Of Endurance’   U.S. Breaks Off Relations WithCastro'sCubanRegeme

Yankees Plan Speedy Exodus   Americans To Depart Cuban Area Today

[All Americans Urged To Leave Cuba After Break In Relations   U.S. Embassy Arranges Speedy Exodus Of Its Personnel

BREAKS OFF RELATIONS WITH CUBA   Castro’s Demand To Cut Embassy Staff Last Straw, President Says In Night Announcement.

Havana Guarantees Safety  Set Plans For Speedy Exit Of Yanks In Cuba

Guantanamo to Be Held Under Treaty Lease   American Patience at End Following Latest Insult

US Citizens  Expected To  Leave Cuba First Wave Due  To Depart There At Ane Mamant

President Ends Diplomatic Ties   Kisenhower Says ‘Limit Reached’ With Castro Regime: Qusting Of American Diplomats Spurs Action

Limit Reached, Ike Says In Breaking With Cuba   UN To Debate Cubar Charges Against U.S

U.S. Embassy — Withdrawal of Americans      Cuban Government Offers ‘Absolute Guarantees’ Of Safety to All American Citizens in Exodus

\U.S. Embassy Employes Are Arranging For Quick Exodus From Castro's Cuba

 U.S., Cuba Exchange Charges in U.N. After Break in Diplomatic Relations

“US. BLAMES CASTRO ENR RELATION BREAK   Al Urged To Depart - Americans Seek Cuba Exit Today

All Yanks urged to leave Cuba, but many probably will elect to remain

Speedy Exodus Of All American: From Cuba Set  U. S. Embassy Urges All To Depart In Wake of Break

Urge Yanks to Leave Cuba Despite Castro Promise of Safety for Americans

Note Pledges Safety, Extends Departure Time   Many U. S. Citizens Expected to Remain, Continue Business

First Wave ls Expected To Get Out Today   Castro Pledges Guarantees Of Their Safety

No Bearing on Base af Guantanamc   President Sends — Sympathy to People Under Dictatorship

LL LLL ALLL OLLIE LE ALLA ITEC EE  Castro’s Calculated Insult In Demanding Embassy Staff Reduction “The Last Straw”   Americans In Cuba Urged fo Leave; Swiss To Handle U. S. Affairs; Commies To Act For Cuba; Guantanamo Base Not Affected

Eisenhower Acts After  New Crisis   Guantanamo Base Not Affected Under Diplomatic Action

Safety Of Americans  Is Pledged   Cuba Warned U, §. Will Defend Navy Base at Guantaname

Guantanamo Naval Base Not Affected   Kennedy Declines Comment; Receivec Advance Notice

Eisenhower ends relations with Castro   Break does not effect naval base at Guantanamo

Americans Urged to Get Out of Cuba   Castro's Government Note Suggests No Need for Haste

U.S. Plans Speedy  Exodus from Cuba   BREAK BELIEVED INEVITABLE—  Castro Never Opened Way For Normal U. S. Relations

All Americans Urged fo Leave Cuba Promptly  Castro Government be ge 5 Oe par  aaa   Castro Government Turns Polite, Says No Need for Haste

President Declares ‘The Limit Has Now Been Reached... to What the United States in Self Respect Can Endure’

‘Angry Fidel Calls Emergency Cabinet Session U.S. Severs Diplomatic Relations With (Cuba-Ike Says ‘Limit Has Been Reached’   Diplomatic Personnel in Cuba Begin Hasty Departure In Wake of Break

Ike Says U.S. Took “The Limit’ In Cuba   CUBA ACCUSED OF AGITATION   CASTRO DIDN'T INTEND TO GET ALONG WITH U.S,  Relations Split Long Time Coming

Americans in Cuba  Plan Speedy Exit   ‘The Limit Has Been Reached’ YEAS  Vie ve Had It” ike Tells Cuba

CLIMAXES TWO YEARS OF TROUBLE   Big Guantanamo Naval Base Not Affected Early

U.S. Speeds Exodus After Cuban Break   First Group Of Americans Set To Leave Despite Polite Note   CUBA WITHDRAWAL

Americans Ready  To Leave Cuba  Exodus Planned After _Break-off of Relations

Ike Declares The Limit Has Been Reached  ~ Announcement Marks ~ Rock Bottom In The Downward Plunge Of

Speedy Exodus Being Prepared   Cuba Becomes Unusually Courteou: After Ike Acts

Castro Move Said Calculated Insult, U.S. Ends Relations   SOME U.S.-CUBAN CONTACTS TO CONTINUE AFTER BREAK

Cuba Alert, He Warns:  Kennedv Mum on Move Ike Says U. S. Svmpathy Goes to All Gufferino Tinder Reoime of Dictator

Castro Order Regarded As ‘Last Straw   Diplomatic Relations Braken Off; Fidel Is Blasted As Dietator

President Acts After — Castro Tries to Impose Limit on Havana Embassy

Americans Begin Exodus In Cuba  ee ee k ok ok O* ck ok wk * kk kl   Castro Regime Sends U.S. Unusually Courteous Note

RELATIONS WITH CUBA   Castro’s Demand To Cut Embassy Staff Last _ Straw, President Says In  Night Announcement.

EMBASSY PEOPLE SET TO GO   Guaranteeing Safety Fast Exit Expected Despite Cordial Note

Relations Severed  Between U.S. Cuba   Americans Hurry To Leave Castro

Castro Taunts  Cited   U.S. Determined To Retain Force At Guantanamo

Castro Says "We Are Alert’:   There’s Limit to What U. S. Can Endure, Eisenhower Declares

Filibuster Fight Aside  Liberals Meet Defeat In 50-46 Vote That Sends Rules Change Issue to Committee

ey Go Higher If Army Is Increased:  Draft Calls Likely To Remain High

Draft Calls May Stay At High Level   Will Go Even Higher Hf More Divisions Are Approved

Draft Calls Might Jump Even Higher   McNamara Recommends Regular Army Be Swelled By 2  Divisions.

Two Divisions Considered  Draft Calls Likely To Remain High; Army May Get Bigger

Regular Army May Grow by 2 Divisions   Selective Service Calls Expected to Stay at High Level

POSSIBLY INCREASING ~ Draft Calls Inte Army Likely To Continue High

Draft Calls Likely to Stay At High Leve  White House Agrees On Army Increase To 16 Divisions

ississippl an Nabbed r DWI   efauver Says Drug Prices Inreasonable, Excessive

“rabllence ° :Wears— beter ‘     Kefauver Warns Drug Makers On Pricing é

Public’s Patience With Price-Gouging is Wearing Thin, Sen. Kefauver Says

Kefauver Attacks High Drug Prices  Warns Industry” American Patience ‘Wearing Thin’

U.8. Fires Nuclear Weapon   American Nuclear Tests  To Be Conducted in Secret

TRAGEDY’S CITIES  Guiding Star Winks Off Into Darkness Over Lehigh Valley

Guiding Star On Wooded Hill Winked 0 Into Darkness Shortly Before Tragedy

JUNEAU “) The state house of representative today approved the big $23 million ferry sit bill, ££Bd4, by a vote of 27-13.

Vote Came Quickly; No Debate On Bill   Ferry Measure Came as Anti-Climax to Stormy Session which Saw Taylor, Kendall in House Shouting Match

Governor Offers Complex Formula For Mental Hospital Care Payments

Governor Offers Complex Formula For Mental Hospital Bill Collection

DiSalle Offers Formula  Relatives Would Pay For State Mental Aid

OFFERS OWN FORMULA DiSalle Proposes Pay Plan For Patients In Mental Institutions

BID IN LAOS IS ELUSIVE   Formula Awaits Kennedy Entry; Crisis Watched

Kennedy Almost Certain To Get Pro  U.$. Seeks Formula To End Civil War In Laos

FACE-SAVING WAY SOUGHT TO END LAOS WAR   Civil Wear Problem Goes Over to Kennedy Administration. °

Face-Saving rormula Sough In Laos Crisis  Br @ bar ae a_i   U.S. Wants To End Civil War

Laos Civil War —_ By US. Oifiduele Hopeful  Of Fittding Formula To End The Fight

U.S. Seeks Formula For Laos   Eisenhower Officials Try to Lay Basis for Eventual Settlement

Hope Is Held  For Ending  Laos Civil War Problem Almost  _ Certainly Will Face  New Administratio:

Tshombe Back In Katanga   Released From Prison After Pledge To Work For Unified Congo

Big Three Powers Ready For Conference on Laos Polish, Indian, Canadian Control Commission

Commission  In Laos  Uncertain Unable To Say  Conclusively  Fighting Halted

Western Powers Readly For Meetin At Geneva Fritay  eon, ee ee   London Receives Word Organized Fiahtina Ceased -

Parley Is Due F riday In Geneva  Organized Battle Over, London Says

Receive Word Organized Fighting Ends   Big Three Ready To Take Seats Friday at Geneva

Big Three Set For Laos Talks   Decision Based on Word Fighting Has Stopped in Jungle Kingdom

To Talk with Reds on Future Of Tiny Nation  Organized Fighting Stops In Jungle Kingdom

ORGANIZED FIGHTING IN LAOS ENDS   Western Powers Ready To Take Part In Peace Talks; Rusk, Harriman in Geneva.

Western Big Three will he at Laos peace conference.   Organized fighting . ‘stopped 

Gets Report That Jungle War Halted   Word Is Unofficial, But Conference Due To Begin on Friday

FIGHTING IN LAOS NOT ALL HALTED   London Receive: Certification On Cease-Fire

Decision Based On Word Received In London On _ ‘End Of Jungle Fi ghtine.

Laos Talks Are Likely  To Proceed   Allies Slated To Quit Objections Owing to Cease-Fire Word.

News From London Today Says Organized Fighting Has Stopped In Junsles

Word Received In London That Organized Fighting Has Stopped In Laos — U.S. Secretary Of State Rusk, Roving Ambassador Harriman And Russian Foreign Minister Gromyko Already In  Geneva

Harriman With Rusk At Meet   14-Nation Conference On Future of Laos Due to Start Friday

No Official Confirmation U. S., Britain, France Drop Reservations to Participating If CeaseFire Not Certified

Report Fighting Ended Reached London Today   U.S. Delegation 4 In Geneva, Await Britain, France

ALREADY IN GENEVA Fighting Stops; Big Three Ready For Laos Conference

Laos Guns Reported Silent   Big Three Ready  To Sit Down At Conference Table With Reds For Talks

Base Decision on Word Organized Fighting Ceases ;   Three-Nation Control Commission Reports . Only Isolated Clashes

RECEIVE WOR FIGHTING HAS BEEN ENDED   Big Three Participation Hinges On Cease-Fire   He Will Not Take Part Unless Shooting In Jungle Nation Has Halted

Conference On Nation's Future Begins Friday   Western Powers Agree To Take Seats After Cease-Fire Report

Parley Set For Friday At Geneva   Control Group Sends Assurance Cease-Fire Reached

Reservations to conference are dropned   Rusk, Harriman,  Gromyko, Chen Yi already in Geneva

REPORT CEASE-FIRE CERTIFIED  Allied Powers Ready To Sit Down To Laos Parley

Big 3 Meeting On Laos May Begin Friday   Head Delegations Already in Geneva

West Big Three Ready to Join Talks on Laos ©  Organized Fighting Reported Fading out Vanke. in Ganavan

iense Border Penetrated By Conaolese  Withdrawal From pe i, -_ a   Withdrawal From Trust Territory Ealfawe Onickly

Fighting To Stop Immediately  Both Sides Agree  To Truce In Laos

Rebel Troops Agree To Half All Hostilities   Soviet, British Pact Achieves Initial Step Toward Treaty

Express Doubt In Communist  Make Every [Effort  For Laos Agreement

Both Sides Agree to.  Cease Fire   Laos Hostilities Expected to End in Next Few Days

Both Sides Accept Laos Cease Fire   14 Nation Conference To Work Out Future Of Laos

Both Sides Approve Laos  ‘Cease-Fire   Two Factions Agree to Stop Fighting Immediately

State Secretary Lincoln Speaker County GOP Event To  Be Night Of Feb. 8 At Elks Club Here

Russians Seek Clear Agenda   U.S. ‘Aggression’ Linked to U-2, RB-47

Remove Cold War From UN, Say Russ  Will Drop U2, RB47 Air Incident Charges

US. Infantrymen Plan To Reach West Berlin Today  Group Of 1,500 : (Are Being Sent To

Last Phase Crosses Red  Territory   200 Vehicles Carry 1500 Ready Troops To Threatened City

UAW Strike Deadline Set For Chrysler   New Contract Must By Tuesday 8 P. M. Union Board Savs

Controversial Gen. Walker Assignec To Hawaii in Chiet of Staff Position

Lawyer Heads Vets’ Affairs  Gays Mills Man Named Director oR, fas Rolean

+ : *  Starts Move For Indian E! Unit ve wl  City School Board. Refuses — W. Lumberton Applications

". Starts Mowe For r Indian Elementary Unit. _ aa  City School Board. Refuses _ W. Lumberton Applications

Son Missing 16 Years Found  ~ Ohio Mother Looks Forward To Reunion .

Revenue Still Big  State Issue   Conservatives Believe Liberals Now in Hole After Approval of Forgiveness

Legislature Remains in Big Tangle  Tax Program  Undecided; Fina  - See, OA

Bed 2 MEE BBkeP  President Readies Request For Detense-Spending Hike

JFK. Predicts 1962 Military Budget Hike   U.S. Pressing Plans For Nuclear Air Test

“Will Test if Necessary’  Kennedy Says US. To Be Given _  Big Military Budget

- MN ‘Be ‘MASTERS OF DECEIT:         ‘MASTERS OF DECEIT?  -Communists‘ Demand Obedience

» MASTERS OF DECEIT: NO. 2°  Thought Control Is Key To Communist Operation.  SNUB Te Udi er beet

‘MASTERS OF DECKEIL’  Communists Demand Obedience   By J. EDGAR HOOVER Directar, Federal Bureau of Tnvestigation TInctalimment Twa

J. Edgar Hoover’s Own Story:  Masters of Deceit  Communism in Ameriea and Haw ta Fioht Tt

State House Okays Lobbyist Registratior   Administration-Backed Bill Would Require Filing of Quarterly Reports.

GOP Objects   House Approves Measure Requiring All Lobbyists To File Quarterly Reports

Administration Watches Latest “Tig! In Russia’s Lig-Zag E Berlin Tectics

Zig-Zag Tactics  Report Khrushchev Says Russia Will Receive, Make Concessions

U. S. Looking For ‘Zig’ in Soviet Tactics  Officials Wary of Latest Round of Russian Promises

Crazy Quilt Red Pattern Takes Shape   Latest Concession Follows Weeks Of Stiff Road Blocks

Confers With Porto Rican Governor  Kennedy Begins Jammed Inauquration Schedule

Million Join MacArthur In July 4 Ceremony; Sounds Union for Peace

Integration Party Leaves Plane Quickly  Bomb Reported On   Bomb Reported On Craft As ‘Riders’ Head For Louisiane

Violence Causes Change of Plans For Bus-Riders’   Integrationists Fly To New Orleans To Continue Tour

Violence Causes Change of Plans For Bus-Riders’  Intearationists Fiv   Integrationists Fly To New Orleans To Continue Tour

[But Stewardess Still Has Problems ‘Death Penalty Voted iby House on Hijacking

Kings Brothers Circus to Conduct One-Day Stand In Eatonton Oct. 19

Winds Knock Out Power To El Paso   Flagstaff, Ariz., Has 10 Inches of Snow; Storm Due to Continy

Rain And Fog Slows Traffic In Many Areas  — Advise Motorists To Use Caution,

Raging Forest Fire Brought Under Control  2 Threatened Fishing Towns Believed Saved

Newfoundland Firemen Win Heroic Battle   Flames Enveloping Two Small Towns Believed Controlled

 Everybody's Polite  Small Talk, Big Talk Share Honors When Diplomats Meet

Reds Obscure Berlin Plans   Vodka And Polite Talk Puts Cold War On Ice

FOOD, WINE GOOD: TRANSLATION LENGTHY  Cold War Luncheon Unlike Any Other

—CROMYKO IS HOST TO RUSK-   Small Talk, Big Talk AtCold War Luncheon

Let’s Go to A Hot Lunch In Cold War   Here’s What You Would See, Hear lf You Were There

Nobody Raises His Voice, Loses His Temper Or Calls ‘Liar’ As Diplomats Politely Talk, Sip Wine At Cold:War Luncheon

World Suicide Hovers  But Utmost Politeness Marks Its Discussion

Politeness Veils Cold War Tensions  “Nobody At Diplomatic Luncheon Loses Temper

WHAT'S A DIPLOMATIC LUNCHEON LIKE?  ~ Half Of The Second Half Taken Up With Translations

Nobody Ever Calls Anybody a Liar At U. S.-Soviet Diplomatic Luncheon

Osear Orbits Earth Saying ‘Hi * * * * * * * * * x * * * x + *  Hand-Built Transmitter Talkeino Rido Tn Quto.. Cn.

Piggyback Ride on Satellite  Transmitter Built by Amateurs Encircling Earth

Oscar Sending “Hi’’ Messages  Satellite Manufactued By U.S. “Hams” Orbiting Earth

TRANSMITTER RIDES DISCOVERER  Ham-made ‘Oscar’ says ‘Hi’ From Space

SENDS ‘HI’ TO RADIO ENTHUSIASTS  Radio Satellite Sent Into Orbit

 Broadcasts “Hi” Around World \Osear T ransinitter  ‘Orbitting Earth

Governor Talks With Senators On Road Jobs   Should Receive Financing Votes

Moscow To Get Protest   U.S. to Lodge Formal  Complaint on Berlin

U.S. Will Ask Soviet To End Interference   Strong Protest Against Unilateral Actions Readied

Must Cease Barring U.S. Officials   Thompson Instructed To Lodge Official Protest At Moscow

j THIS FRIDAY —  Ruston Homecoininy Paratle Theme To Be ‘Cartoon!and!

Newlyweds Tax Relief. Is Proposed   Sociologist Ip Suggestion Of Federal Study

h-Megaton Bomb’s Lethal Fallout Could Kill Life Over 500-Mile Distance

Space Machine Visible Four Minutes — Before Disupnearina Over sane

Earlier Fire Prevents Greater Loss ROSEN NRSC ORSINI APE NS LIND ESES SE ATTEN PN TESTE NSE SERIE LING IN TIES NIE A SEE NEN IE IT  Dover Moose Lodge Bar Damaged By $2,000 Fire

Dump Fire Leads To Discovery Of Second At Lodge   (See picture on page 9)

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY @   (Coprighted 1966, A Nationa’ Council of Charches Religio: WVeatures)

ae ae ae ee ee eee  Love-ana- Kisses Ending Found in  Wife’s Divorce

Tshombe Trying To Jighten His Grip on Katanga   Proclaims Victory Over U. N.. Pushe: Campaign Agains Balubas.

TEMPPERATI REA   DALLASITE SPEAKS UP  sa cre sentra mene tmRNA: Se ESERIES RY RR SEE A oR OSCR  Publisher Spanks JFK   (See related story Pg. 1-B)

IItinois Democrats Enthusiastic . . . — Stevenson Proposed As Senate Candidate

Demo Voices Rally For Stevenson   Adlai Senate Try Gets Encouragement From Illinois Brass

President Caught In Dangerous Squeeze ‘By Continuation Of Civil War In Laos

UN Broke.  Headed For  Bankruptey $1 70 Million Deb   $170 Million Debt Seen By U Thant On June 30, °62

Washington:  Glen Elder Dam Project Fails  Funds for Construction   Funds for Construction Fail to Pass Congress

Slim Hope for Orbit Given Satellite ‘Launched to Study Radio Disruption

‘Radio Brain’ Satellite Lost In Space Shot   Trackers Scan Skies On Slim Chance That lt Achieved Orbit

Talk of Accomplices   Senate asked to approve military spending bill

To 19 Years Old  Lower Voting Age Favored For Illinois By Gov. Kerner

Backers of Burns Creek * Program Fail to Muster Enough Solons for Vote

Slas. or, ‘Hostage Sou ht: In Utah   -Man;,.., 10 Shot Girl's Mother To Death ‘And sreaucted Daughter, Eludes Posse

Police Outmaneuver ‘Minutemen’; Grab Part of Arsenal in Illinois

Seize arsenal of American   ‘Minutemen’ hold maneuvers despite court actions

Arrest of Leader Crimps Maneuvers By Modern Day Minuteman Soldiers

‘Minutemen 's Guns Seized  Anti-Red Groun   Anti-Red Group Holds Drill Anyway

President Awaiting Pentagon Report. - i: :  Gap’ Inconelusve.-Kenneds

Kennedy Lacks ‘Clear Answer ‘On Missile Gap   Civil Suits May Follow Against Electrical Firms

e Ability To Maintain World Leadership Faces ‘Severe Test’ Kennedy Declares It Is ‘Premature’ To Conclude If Missile Gap Exists

NO SHOCK TACTICS ARE BEING USED   Newsmen Pose Questions Over Extended Rance

President Hopes U.S. Defenses Entirely Secure   Backs Away From Critical Position He Took During Campaian

In Next 4 Years  U.S. Facing Test To Hold Position, Kennedy Asserts

President Kennedy Says at News Conference...      Nation’s Ability To Maintain World  Position Seen Facing Severe - Tests

Denies Reports [hat U.S. And Russia Are Equal On Missile Program Strength

Missile Studies Seen Incomplete Kennedy Drops Critical Position On Space Race

Severe Test For U.S. In Next 4 Years   Ability To Maintain World Position Emphasized By JFK

Denies Picturing U. §. Position as Black for Shock  No Conclusion Yet

JFK Says No Study Definite   Non-televised Meet With Newsmen Cavers Wide Rance

Lacks. Answer. Now On Missile Gap With Reds   President Backs Away From Critical Stand Taken in Campaign

Kennedy Drops Critical Stand On Missile Gay   President Says Defense Study Not Comoleted

Kennedy Denies Shock’ Program   U.S. Must Brace For Severe Tests

Kennedy Sees Crucial Test Next Four Years; Missile Status Foaqed

shies trom position taken in campaign   Hopes the USS. secure against the Communists

No ‘Clear Answer’ Yet On Missile Gap, JFK Says  President Backs Away From Strong Stand  eben aks an Pa a I BR Sa, aN

Taking Look At Security Of America   White House News Conference Today Is Not Broadeszct

Next 4 Years Critical Period, President Says   Administration Hasn't Reached Conclusion On Comparing U. S., Soviet Space Race, Press Told

rentagon Studies Incomplete  —ZarT*aes wr. UG   ‘U.S. Will Not Strike First’ Kennedy Asserts

President Sees Severe Test For U.S. During His Tenure,  Discusses Variety of Topics

U.S. Position To Be Tested, Kennedy Says         President: Replies..1 Questions of Paintitig: Nation’s Picture Black

__ President Holds Press Conference: Will Take’'New Look at Feanen ote n

U.S. Facing Severe © World Test: Kennedy   Denies Any Firm Conclusion on ‘Missile Gap’

President Says Pentagon Study on Missile Gap Has Not Been Completed

No Conclusions On Missile Gap   News Conference Covers Wide Range

Replies to Newsman's Question As to Whether He Has Been Painting U. S. Picture Blacker Than.It Is for 'Shock Purposes’

In World Affairs of Near Future   Says No Conclusion Reached on the ‘Missile Gap’

President Not Sure Missile Gap Is Closed   Says America’s Ability To Hold Its World Position Is In Danger

No Conelusions Yet On Strength Of Ameriea And Russia. Pt wale Says   Will Speak Out   Ba sed 0 i i Bri ‘ ft in 4

Insists No Firm Conclusion Made On Relative Strength in Missiles   Replies to Question as to Whether He Has Painted U.S. Picture Blacker Than It Is ‘For Shock Purposes:’ Covers Many Topics

President Says He Lacks  Clear Answer To Whether There Is A Missile Gap   Bulletin

Questioned About Painting Black Picture Of U.S. For Shock Reasons

Kennedy Hope: US. Secure in Space Defense   President Shuns Critical Position Carried Earlier

President Denies Using Any ‘Shock Tactics,’ Warns of = Test for U.S. Within 4 Years

Kennedy Said He Hopes U.S. Is Secure’ In Its Space Age DefensesAgainstReds Power

US. To Face Severe Test,  JFK Declares   No Conclusion Yet On ‘Missile Gap’,> President, Says

At News Conference President Is Questioned About Reported Missile Gan In American Setup

No Clear Answer, He Says   Backs Away From Strong Statements Made in Camopaian

Denies Study on Missile Gap  JFK Says U.S. World Position To Be Tested

Sees Severe  Test for US  Reply to Black Picture Query at News Meeting

Denies Published Reports About No Rocket Gap  Between U.S. and Russia

President Says He Hones Nation  ‘Secure in Race Aide Hits Report  ~ Snuicdtng nRussiu  Not Ahead Now

Full Study Report Expected by Feb. 20   News Potpourri Diefenbaker To Visit J.F.K.; Acheson Aiding NATO Study

Hopes U. S.  Is Secure   Peniagon’s Defense Lag Report Due by Feb. 20

Gives Views On Missiles’ During Quiz   Pentagon Studies On Possible Gap Not Yet Finished

‘Missile Gap’ Not Clear Yet, Kennedy Says  Says He Hopes U.S. Completely Secure

Answers To Missile Gap Lacking   President Insists No Conclusions on Space Race Reached Yet

Kennedy Feels Next 4 Years To Tell Fate   No Firm Conclusion Said Yet Reached on Missile Gap Issue

Forecasts Big Struggle to Hold Position   “Missile Gap” Matter Still in Question, Newsmen Told &

No Conclusion Reached on Relative Missile Power Of America, Soviet Union

Kennedy hopes U.S. defense secure: has no clear answer   President says our strength faces test

Missile Gap ‘Could Be’ - Not Sure, Says President - Sees Test Ahead

Declares Study Not Completed   President Believes U.S. Faces Stern. Test ta Years Ahead

Says ‘Do Nof Know Missile Strenaths Yet’   Will Use Influence In New Orleans If Time Is Right

Studies On Missile Gap Not Complete   Talks On Many Subjects In News Conference

‘Kennedy Sees U.S.’s Ability To Hold Its Position In World Severely Tested

U.S. Faces Big Test, JFK Says   Kennedy Insists No Conclusion Reached On Missile Position With Reds

HOPES U.S. IS SECURE IN DEFENSE   Lacks Clear Answer On U.S. - Russian Strength Now; Expects Severe Tests Next 4 Years.

Weary U.N. Troops Pull Out of Key Congo Port After Street Fightina

U. N. Soldiers Leave Congo Seaport After Bitter 24-Hour Street Fight

UN Troops Withdraw  From Port   Negotiations Conducted For Return of Soldiers; Two Die in Street Fight

U.N. Troops Give Up On Congo Port   U.N. Supply Line In Danger If Control Not Restored

U.N. FORCE WITHDRAWS FROM PORT   Weary Soldiers Lay Down Arms; Talks Continue

2 Sudanese UN T roops Said Killed   Negotiations Go On With Congolese To Permit UN Return

U.N. Troops Yield Port In Bitter Street Fighting   U.S. Navy Task Force On Way To Coaso Water:

Weary Fighters Pull Out After Bitter Battles   Force May Be Used As Last Resort To Get Troops Back

Weary U.N. Soldiers Lay  Down Arms, Leave Matadi   Dag Plans Action   Post Wrecked

Fighting Bitter For 24 Hours   2 EN Soldiers Killed, 13 Others Wounded And 12  Are WViecins

UN. Soldiers Give Up Key Congo Port   Sudanese Troops Leave After Bitter Fightina

UN Troops Surrender Port City   Yield After 24 Hour Battle; Seek To Regain Town

U.N. Soldiers Give Up Battle At Cannan Dart.   Quit Supply Base After Congolese Seize Station

Battle Ends As Canadian  ‘Feared Dead   Sudanese Soldiers Killed In 24-Hour Fighting At Matadi

Dickering Follows In Congo   U.N. Negotiaters Seek to Restore Garrison in Matadi

Soldiers Of UN. Withdraw Today  U. N. May Use Force To Get Garrison Back Into Port Of Matadi

Matadi_ Captured by Natives   Sudan and Canada Troops Outnumbered

U.N. DRIVEN OUT OF KEY CONGO PORT   Small Garrison Fights Congolese Soldiers For 24 Hours, Withdraws; U.N. Supplies Endangered.

Weary Soldiers Of U.N. Leave Key Congo Port   24 Hours of Bitter Fiahtina Is Ended

Two Sudanese Killed In Battle for Matadi   Canadian Captain Among Missing After Battle; UN Plans Urgent Action If Negotiations for Peace Break Down

UN’s Sudan Garrison, With Casualties, Quits Defense of Congo Port

SEEK RETURN CF GARRISON TO MATAD!   Conduct Negotiations With Congolese Government   Operation In Jeopardy Ii Supply Center Is Lost; Battle Rages 2 Days

Garrison Quits After Day Of Bitfer Fighting   Nation’s Political Leaders Gather To Work Out Truce

Lay Down Arms Withdraw After U-Hour Battle   Force May Be Used If Negotiations Fail To Reaain the City

U.N. Is Defeated In Congo Battle   Outnumbered Forces Lay  Down Arms At Matadi

Troops Quit After Bitter Street Fight  2 of Garrison Slain,   2 of Garrison Slain, 13 Injured in Action With Congolese

TALKS START ON RETURN POF SOLDIERS   UN Spokesman Says Other Means May Be Employed

Negotiations underwayforce next   Weary troops lay down arms after bitter battle

Troops Wait Negotiations In Key Town   Bitter Battle Costs Several Lives Over Road Block Dispute

UN Withdraws From Key Port In Congo   U.S. Navy Ships Ordered Back to Congo Waters

Two Sudanese Members Of Garrison Known to Have Been Killed, Several Missing in 24Lair Rattles

Weary U.N. Soldiers Lay Down Arms, Leave Key Congo Port After Fighting

US., Soviet Tanks Facing Gun To Gun  Battle Of Nerves   Battle Of Nerves Keeps Garrison On Combat Alert

Crash Basis Action Plan Being Laid  Could Result In Swift Relief For

Kennedy «aid he had sen!   Kennedy Plans Quick Depresseed Area Help

 OUTLINES FOUR STEPS   Will Attack Problem Of ‘Aid to Depressed Areas

: Kennedy Puts Top Priority On Plans To Provide Aid To Depressed Areas

Robillard Executed as Police Killer   "Merciless Slayer’ of Policeman Goee to His Deatt

Local Chapter To Be Host -     College Alumnae To Hold Homecoming

“!Used To Call Him Daddy’ But “He Killed My Mommy”   Child Coldly Rebu ffs Her Father

Girl, 8, Denies Father af Trial  Suspect Charged With Slaying Wife

Child Disowns Dad in Court   “Killed My Mommy,’ Calm Testimony of Girl, 8

Red China Makes Tainted Offer fo U.S. On Differences   But Peiping Regime Won't Take Initiative; U.S. Certain to Reject Bid.

Non-Farm Employment In Our State Increases 3,000 Over July Of ’60

Drivers Under 18 Liable  Like Adults  Subject to Fines 7 3 yoie   Subject to Fines And Penalties Under New Law  In Pennsylvania

O,, “he YG side   Note May Be Key  Car Struck by N&W Train Possibly Not Accident

Received One-Pound Gold Medal  West Point Honors Ike For Service To Nation

‘Fundamental’ Accord Reached by Presidents  JFK Confers With Frondizi

IFK, Arturo In Agreement On Principles   Argentine President And Kennedy Confer At Palm Beach, Fla.

Guiana’ s New Marxist Premier To Press Now for Independence  = eee ee Ses See eee

Guiana’s New Marxist Premier To Press Now for Independence  rT. wt

U.S. Planes Told ‘Trail’ Santa Maria  Navy Not Ordered To Board Craft Taken by Rebels

Vessel With 950 Aboard Headed East   600 Passengers Now Hostages, Reports Leader

Planes Trail Vessel East Of Trinidad   US. Warships Ordered Only  To Accompany

Garcia Lags In Filipinos Ballot Race   Vice President Takes Lead In Early Returns

MACAPAGAL I$ HOLDING LEAD FOR PRESIDENT   Running Away From Garcia In Philippines Balloting      LIBERALS LEAD IN OTHER RACES

Philippines V-P Leading Vote Count  Qh, Nrwve)e Qian oth   Shows Strength In Areas Usually Backing Garcia

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Call In Expert To Help Child In Schoolwork   “You Can Get Better Grades’ Series Will Start Monday In The Evening Standard

Series Starts Monday Expert to Help YOU Get Betfer School Grades

SERIES BEGINS MONDAY  You Can Get Better Grade: With Pointers From Experts

' Legislative. ’ Box Score   series otarts Jan. 30 in fine Progress’.  You Can Get Better Grades i in School With Help of Pointers from Expert

SERIES STARTS TODAY:  You Can Get Better Grades In Schools With Help Of An Expert

Expert's S ‘pointers: can raise  students grades modern way   40 Years’ Fxwnerience

Reds Charge US. Blocks. Laos Treaty   Americans Retort Russian ‘Propaganda’ Cover for Red Rebel Cease-Fire Violations

Called Propaganda Gromyko Makes Charge  Reds Blame US. for Blocking Laos Neutrality Pact   SEDUCED BY BLONDE  Diplomat Nabbed for Giving Away U.S. Secrets

Two Tosses To Pp Kennedy’ s ‘Start?  . President? 's Pitching Spotlights 26L Opener, at Griffith Stadium

21 Places In County Set For Stamps   Those Registering Must De So On Days Allotted

Food Stamp Registration Tomorrow   21 Stations Set In Fayette County For New Plan *

3-Pronged Invasion.  Completed   Portuguese Ruler Surrenders ta Foe

Goa Falls To India Troops As Capital Surrenders   See Editorial on Page 6.

Western Allies Expected To Move With Unity in Facing Communist Threat

Rusk Says” Allies Will Stand Firm   United In Intention To Build Defenses “Aaainst Red Threat

Western Allies Will Move With Unity, Firmness on Berlin, Rusk Predicts

It's ‘Universal’ Sport Now   Rusk Foresees Western Unity in Berlin Crisis

Rusk Sees Unity In West Build-Up  N ATO Chie ie To Seek Initiative oe Neeotiation on Berlin Issue

Gov. Egan Accused of ‘Running the Show   Rep Blodget Lets Loose Tirade Against Administration and Legislators; Claims ‘They Are Subverting Will of the People

Arrests Follow Syrians’ Revolt  Egypt Is Undergoing Big Reorganization

Report Wave Of Arrests By Nasser   Seizures Stem  From Syrian Revolt

Syrian revolt shakes Egypt   Touches off wave of arrests in the military

JHE WEATHER STORY   US. Crime At All-Time Record High   J. Edgar Hoover Urges Cities to Hire Mote Police

US. Crime Rate Hits All-Time High;  Hoover Sees Need For More Police

FRI Head Says Crime Hits Peak * * * * * x * x * * * x  Hoaner Tiroes (nin nis BS Eien Maro Palieamon

Treasurers’ Switch Seen Losing— Consecutive Governor Term Change Defeated

Nuclear Test Ban  Doubt Agreement As Talks Bog Down   By TOM OCHILTREF

Talks To End Atomic Tests Bogged Dowr   Basic East-West Issues Unresolved; Accord Hopes Fade

~TRAGEDY IN SOUTH EUCLID—  Doctor’s Wife, Three  Sons Perish In Fire

Rhodesian Coroner's Inquest To Be Held   Action Awaits Results Of Autopsies Now Being Made On Victims Of Crash

Violence Hits AlgiersAgain Three Killed   Europ’ Tourist UShoty "Bombs Rack   Five Cafes In City”

Two Leaders Confer About Laos, Berlin   etc dre  Kennedy Becomes His Own Diplomat

Science Against Crime  Read about San Antonio's police crime lab, on Page 1-3.   Let’s Walk  Harry Truman sdview, “Wake Up and Walk,” ia The Week Magazine. .  re oe   On the Inside   EMPHASIS ON LAOS AT SUMMIT

West Berlin Included On Slate Today   President, Khrush Talk Half An Hour Beyond Time Set

Laos Initial Topie For JFK, Nikita   Berlin Airing Due In Today's Windup

Laos Is Big Topic Of Meeting   Kennedy, Nikita To End Session In Vienna Today

n6-Hour Session-- Kennedy, Nikita Emphasize Laos   Kennedy Scored High  In France

Two Leaders Confer For’  3,1-2 Hours.   Laos : Siwation © Main. Topic Of Historic Parley

US., Soviet Chiefs Have Long Parley   First Private Talks Last 314 Hours; ‘K? Described ‘Satisfied?

Call MI 5-2300 For Information On Hotel Stock   Cordiality Surrounds Summit On Final Day

Kennedy and Khrushchev Talks Frank, Courteous: Session Continues Sunday

"mphasis on Laos In Wide-Ranging Six-Hour Meeting   Leaders Exnected To Discuss Berlin, Other Issues Today

Laos Among Subjects At 6-Hour Meet   Joint Announcement Indicates Session Is ‘Fruitful’

Kennedy, Khrushchev Discussions Set On Arms, Atomic Tests, Germany Today

House Democrats Angry as ‘Work’ Repealer, Jobs Bill Stay in Committee

Not Major Invasion   What Help to Cuba?. Kennedy Promises Recalled

bigoest Mystery Of All  Just What Role Does U.S. Have In Cuban Uprising?

UJ. §. Backs Africans, Asians in UN In Sharp Policy Switch by Kennedy

Committee May Override Kennedy  Seek To Halt _ Cutbacks In B70 Ramkhear Anbttamicetiac

President Gets ‘Sympathy’ Letter (Of Adm. Burke; No Navy Promotion

Coming Up = g' CURTAIN GOES UP  TONIGHT ON MUSICAL ‘RUNNING WILD’

‘Coming Up CURTAIN GOES UP.  TONIGHT ON MUSICAL ‘RUNNING WILD’: - -:

Rayburn Labels  Anti-Recession Aids as Urgent   After Meeting with President; Alludes To Great Depression

OTHERS UNTIL OCT. 28  Some Communities To Revert to Standard Time

U.S. Seeks Halt To Slowdowns   Study Missile Base Anti-Strike Moves

Clouded by Mysteries  Boy Chimp Sails Into Space to Carry Out Man-Size Job

Boy Chimp Off on Big lob Reaction to Determine Man's Space Stresses

STARR TO PRESENT GUN SAFETY PROGRAM AT THE CccoUT HALL MONDAY NIGHT

University Presidents at Top of State Salary List   600 Employes of State Paid $10,000 or More  By HARRISON WEBER

2 University Prexys Top Salary List  More Than 600 State Workers Draw $10,000

Kennedy's Address Tough But Door Left Open For Peaceful Settiement

Talk Disecloses New Policy Of U.S. Taking Initiative   Leadership Of Both Partie: Backs JFK’s Berlin Stand

Kennedy's Tough Speech Marks Turning Point In Letting Reds Call Tune   RUSSIAN REACTION

Tk a  INITIATIVE   U.S. Initiative in Dealings With Reds Indicated by Talk

‘Not Looking For AFight But Don't Push Us Around’  JFK Looks K Square In Eye

Kennedy Address Indicates  U.S. At Turning Point In Dealing With Reds

Legality of Veto Is Challenged; Test Is Possible   One Measure Affects Voter Registrations

Seaway Is Closed For  ’61 Season   Unofficially 1 Sull Functions

David-Gilmer Not Among Early ‘Casunltios’ Local Speller Survives  US Bee To Sixth Round

Democrats may Seek Vote [nis Week ..  GOP Hopes To Block Quick  Senate Action on Gas Tax

Snow-Wrought Design On Main St. Ext.   Shortway Supporter Backs Gas Take- Hike: GOP ‘No

State House Already Has Passed Lawrence's Tax Proposal— oO GOP Works To Block Quick Senate Action On Davey’s Gas Tax Boost

Against /New AUACKS  Malinovsky Pledges Full Support Of Red Bloc To Protect Cuba

Arms ‘Chief Offers Red Aid to Cuba  ‘Malinoisky Warns  i ae a SR

Circuit Court October Term Starts Monday   Criminal, Civil And Divorce Dockets Will Be Called—Total Of 219 Cases On Docket

October Term Of Court Ends Today  Jackson Circuit Court Will Be In Vacation Until Monday. Jan. 

Few Tears For Brutal Dictator   Crucial Decision Foreseen   Reds Trouble Uruguay

=. 2 SS 7 &: = Few Tears Shed Over Death  Of Dictator Rafael Trujillo

‘Withholding Tax, State Debt Problem Get  Early Attention in Minnesota Legislature

Forgiveness Feature Is Attacked  Withholding Bill Passage Is Sped

W est Protests Directly To Moscow: Allied Diplomats Wonder “What Next”

Sanford Says N. C. Is Not Seeking Industry In Search Of Cheap Labor

Men Guard Eichmann Continuously   Gestapo Chief Stays In Glass Bullet-Proof Cubicle in Jerusalem

Inside ...    Prepare for Eichmann Trial Tuesday  Around-Clock Guard Set in Jerusalem Courtroom

Around-Clock Guards Watch Cubicle ‘Where Eichmann Will Face Trial

Trial Opens Tuesday (Tight Security Measures ‘Taken To Protect Eichmany

Bullet-Proof Enclosure  Eichmann to See Trial Through Glass Cubiele

Prelude ToTrialOn Tuesday ‘ichmann Placed Under Tight Security Measures

Find Body In Abandoned Farmhouse  Sex Maniac Is Sought In Murder of Michigan Girl

Baseball's Old fime Star Ty Cobb Dies   ‘Georgia Peach’ Set Many Records, Some Still Standing

Guard Is Lucky In Derailment Of Troop Train  Two Telescoped fa rs Cc  ey ee ee OE,   Two Telescoped Cars Empty at Crash Time

Troopers Have Minor Injuries  Red Arrow Division Emerges Virtually ' Unecathed in Crach

Fate Kind to © Badger Iroops   “Sure Were Lucky,” Comment After Montana Wreck

Six Lives Lost  In Train Wreck  25 of 32nd‘s Men Injured Slightly

Despite Washington Pledge .. . Communist Moves Change Status of West Berlin

Balling To Head Board At Hospital   2 New Trustees Are Elected At Assn. Meeting

Report Soviet. And U.S. Agree On Secretary   U Thant of Burma Is Designated, But Problems Remain

U Thant Tagged For U. N. Post   U.S., Russia Said Agreed On Burmese

US., Reds Agree On U Thant For UN. Secretary  a ean ah oa:   Would Be Temporary bArrng Many Problems Still To Be Settled

»U. S. And Soviet Agree On Burmese ‘Official As Temporary U. N. Leader

Russians, U.S. Agree On UN Head   Details of Plan Still To Be Worked Out, Reds Still Back 3-Man Board

U. §., Russia Okay U Thant  i ee   Burmese May Be New U.N. Chief

Burmese ls Backed For U.N. Post   U.S., USSR Reported In Agreement

United Natio#s: a  Agree On a Temporary Head for UN   No Decision on What U Thant’s Powers Would Be

U.S., Soviet said agreed on U Thant   Chief of Burma's U.N. delegation for sec’ y-general

Say Both Sides Okay U Thant   But Big Issue Is How Secretary Would Operate

Bul Many Problems Kemain  Thant Choice of Both U.S. And Russia for UN Position

U Thant of Burma Appears Most Likely   Both United States, Russia Reach Agreement;. Many Problems Remain; Decision on Powers of Secretariat

Burmese Seen  Choice for UN   U.S. and Soviet Reported Agreed On U Thant for Secretary Post

U.S., Reds Agree on Secretary   Burma’s U Thant Wins ‘Approval’ of Both Sides

U Thant Nod In U.N. Beset  By Problems   U.S., Soviets May Agree On Burmese But Issues Remain

U-Thant Of Burma  U.S. And Soviet Accord Reported On New UN Chief

If U Thant Takes Office... .  UN Must Decide On Advisers To Leader

U.S. Agrees With Soviet On U Thant   Would Become Temporary U.N.  Successor To Dag

Food So Scarce Waiters No Longer. Bother With Menus; Depend Upon Fish

The “Comforts of Home" Are Lacking In the Better Life for Everyone—Cuba

Pony Twist   Sunday Mar. 5th, 1961 Memorial Auditorium   NEW NEGRO THEATRE GROUP TO MEET taser.

Says Prospects Are Good For A Laos Settlement  But Western Delegate Fail To Notice Any Change In Red Stand

‘GENEVA IS ONLY FORUM FOR CHARGES   “West Adamant On Veto Asked  «By Communists

Crisis Message  NATO's Council of Ministers Approves Stand on Berlin

Daniel Sees Sales Tax Bill Defeat  Not Necessary   Not Necessary. Governor Says

Johnson Tells South Viet Nam U.S. Aid Ready   Military Help Is Promised Tiny Nation

“You CAN Get Better Grades’  Remember Tough Lessons By Use Of 3-Time System   Plan Will Help:-Anchor Much Of What You Get In Readina

Ten Simple Steps To Higher Marks Offered To Pupils   Good Work Habits Essential; Develop Pattern For Studying

Philipsburg Celebrates Today  Lumber Mill Dedication, Festivities

Philipsburg Celebrates Today  _____. Lumber Mill Dedication Pestleitic:

House Passes $2.5 Billion Spending Bill-- Special Session May Not Be Necessary

Prospects for School Bill Darken In Argument Over Parochial Aid.

Missiles Continue To Hurtle In A School Bill Tornedoing Maneuver

Minority Hits Expediency On School Bill   Private, Parochial Aid ‘Tailored’  To Swing Measure

GOP Adds Fuel To Controversy On School Bil   Democrats Accused of Tailoring Program of Federal Aid to Win Votes.   Rill Relieved Dead

Building Loans Kor Parochial Schools Rapped   Kennedy Public School Building Program Appears Shot Down By House Republicans

Charge By GOF Of Tailoring Education Bill  Add Fresh Fuel To Controversy  Over JFK’e Plan

Weger Lawyer Says 2nd Trial Political Trick   Park Slayer To Be Tried in Second Killing

Comet’s Head Caused That Big Blast ' Back in ’08, Soviet Scientist Says

Only Few  Americans  Return Plane Brings   Plane Brings Group of Nuns  From Cuba

SHOPLIFTING:  Obedience to an impulse by otherwise honest people

Price War Hurts Dairy Farmers  Milk Retailers Get  Farmer Ultimatum

Obey Strong Impulse  Shoplifters Real Busy Duritig  Peak of Christmas Shopping

During December   Shoplifting Will Cost ' Merchants $500 Millior

SHOPLIFTING AT PEAK IN DECEMBER   Price War Hurts Dairy Farmers  Milk Retailers Get  Farmer Ultimatum

Nuclear Plant For Genoa, Wis.   Atomic Commission Says Allis-Chalmers to Build Unit

Il Aides Included  Deposed Korean Premier Accused of Communist Ties

Red Link To Chang By Junta   Collaboration Charge Follows Military Shakeup

Gott Says Money Available to Pay All School Debts   Tax Collections, Current Fund Will Do Job

(Career Began In 1911 ree  . \Ruth Chatterton, 67, Dies;  ‘Star of Stage and Screen

‘Our Age of Revolutions’ Is Benn’s Topic At County Teacher’s Institute on Friday

Inside...   Reunion in Dallas Hospital  Ailing Rayburn Still Tells Truman Where To Get Off

TRUMAN PAYS CALL ON SAM RAYBURN   “I Was So Happy The Way He Treated Me” Former Presideut Declares

Teens Invited  To Re-See Show   So Tuesday nicht. he invited th:

At Goldsboro Meeting Santord Asks Tar Heel: To Back School Program

Nehru Says Red China Is Threatening Invasion; Pledges Full Resistance

GE Suit Widened By U.S.   Court Asked to End  Fira’ s ‘Price Fixing’

Hope To Spark Nationwide Anti-Inflation Move.  Plasterers Refuse Pay Raise

U.S. NAVY FRUSTRATES SEIZURE OF CABLE BOAT  Cuba Claims Treaty Breach in Ship Incident

2 Dead After Orecon Storm   Torrents of Rain End, Streams Start Falling

Tunis Wants To Negotiate With France   Bourguiba's Speech Most Conciliatory Since Fight Started

Stewardesses Safe   Bourguiba Invites French To Settle Tunisian Dispute

Give Pledge _ Discrimination to: End        In Defense Factories

Three Named To New State Board By Anderson  Action Taken In Topeks Early This  AFnming My lanVarnnr

Gulf Coast Bracing For Strong Winds  Of Hurricane   Destructive Carla Issues Warning; 500-Mile Area Is Placed On Alert

Hurricane Carla May  Hit South  Warning Signals Expected to Go Uno Alena Gulf

Guevara Uraes Renewed Drive For Socialism  Four-Year Proposal Similar To System Used By Communist:

Cuba Faces Communist Keonomy  Plan Outlined On Cuban TV Bv President

Insanity Plea Clears Esser   Will Be Committed to State Mental Hospital Monday

Hearings Open Tuesday  Racket Probers Aim to Show Gambling Devices Rigged

Evil Acts in Gambling ToBe Tole   McClellan Tells Plans Of Rackets Probers For This Week.

Fixed Devices In Gambling To Be Probed   Crookedness Target Of Senate Racket Probe Hearinas

Bishop Gives Eulogy  Tribute Paid Gary Cooper At Hollywood Funeral

: Last Rites.For Famed Actor In Hollywood Cooper The Man, Husband ‘Father, Is Funeral Theme

Profest Death Of Lumumba  Battle With   Battle With Chains, Fists In UN Hails

Battle UN Guards With Fists, Chains  Rioters Cause Delay In UN Council Session

H illy ( ity Vote Flare-u p Witness Claims Rvans  Tr'ed to Hit Mitchell

‘On Inside Pages   Helm Is Willing To Talk. . . Feuding of House  GOP At Standoff

Extension Of Sales Tax Is Requested  Tawes Asks That Tax Start aE  eee 9

Joe Kennedy Battles With  Pneumonia   President's Father Undergoes Surgery Condition Serious

Khrush Berlin Views Firm, But Door to Talks On Germany Still Open

Way Is Left Open to More German Talks   McCloy Reports on Extended Parlevs  With Kremlin Head

Khrushchev To Sign Pact With East Germany   But Door Still Ajar To Further Talks Or Long-Range Accord

KHRUSHGHEY IS PUSHING BERLIN PLAN   Sull Intends To Sign Treaty With East Germany, McCloy Says    CONFERENCE HELD AT WHITE HOUSE

McCloy Says Khrush Firm Over Berlin   Position Modified Slightly On More Disarmament Talks

Krush Firm On Berlin, Says McCloy   Disarmament Chief Tells Kennedy Russ Determined to Sign ., East German Treaty:

President, in His Last News Conference, Says Firmness Was Stabilizer

President Feels This Greatest Achievement   Retiring Chief Executive Blames World Troubles on Khrushchev; Cites Nikita Statement Yesterday

Hearings Coming on  School Aid To Talk Increase Of $96.5 Million

PUBLIC OPINION TO BE CHECKED ON SCHOOL AID   Large Increase, New System Proposed

Nation Staris To Feel Strike Effect   Thousands Forced From Work in Maritime Walkout

Ships Idle In Strike   Five-day’ Maritime ~ Strike Hits American Economy Heavy Blow

Ship Strike Gains, Chokes US. Economy   Negotiations at Standstill; Federal Intervention Looms

Binary Computers and Ants  Nation’s Youthful Scientists Give Striking Show in National Fair

Complex Terms Used By Youths At Science Fair  This Is The N lucleus   This Is The Nucleus From Which Great  Scientists Emerge

CHAMBER ERECTS DIRECTIONAL SIGNS   Gov. Daniel Presents. Latest Tax Proposals

ASKS SOLONS TO PUT AWAY DIFFERENCES   Tighter Lobby Laws Requested Of Legislature

Daniel Asks For. Limited Sales Tax   Plan. Also-Includes Hike In Gas Production Levy.

Trujillo Family Bank Accounts Placed on Ice  Renublic Frdezes   Republic Fréezes Fabulous Wealth

Weather   Review of U.S. Military Might Planned in Face of Boost in Red Manpower

Military Boost Jars Planners   Washington Officials Cool to Summit Plan

{4 Persons Dead In Wisconsin's Big Snowstorm   Drifts Up to 9 Feet In Wake of Blizzard

Guard called to quell riot   At least 3 hurt; 41 brawlers are arrested

Rioting Quelled By Guarc   1,000 Persons Take Part In Idaho Riot

HAVANA (?i—Cuba prepared a hero’s welcome today for Soviet spaceman Yuri Gagarin to kick off the giant celebration of the eighth anniversary of Fidel Castro’s revolution.

— THIS WAS REALLY A RIOT! — National Guardsmen  Quell Idaho Battle

U. S. Action Pledged If Soviets Intervene  ‘Hands Off,’ JFK Warns Khrushchev

U.S. FIRM ON INTERVENTION STAND  Khru Warned to Keep Out of Cuban Conflict

President Says U.S. Will React   Sternly Worded Note Spells Out Position America Has Taken

US Pledges To Block Soviet Armed Intervention In Cuba   By STEWART HENSLEY United Press International

JFK Warns Reds Against ‘Intervention’  Ple edges U.S. Will   RENO SUC: Ye ROR 2 ore   Pledges U.S. Will Act Immediately To Meet Force

Kennedy Issues Stiff Warning to Nikita About Cuba   Asserts US Will Fight to Keep Russia Out of Cuba;

[steed Wer rns Khrushche et de  U.S. Set To Block  (Red Intervention

K Gets Warning on Cuba  U.S. to Move   U.S. to Move Tf Arms Sent

Kennedy Warns Khrushchev In Stern Reply  U.S. Is Firmly Pledged To Block Soviet Intervention

On the Inside...   General Assembly Approves Mental Hospital at Centralia

INSTITUTION BILL PASSES   Legislature Authorizes $11.5 Million Hospital For 750 Mental Pa. tients; Cigarette Tax Up.

CENTRALIA INSTITUTION BILL PASSES   Legislature Authorizes $11.5 Million Hospital For 750 Mental Patients; Cigarette Tax Up.

Arms Aid Plan Is Turned Down  By Senate Body   Committee Rejects Bid for No Ceiling On Authorizations

2-Year Limit Is Placed On Military Aid  en Se ae eT   Senate Committee Rejects Kennedy's Permanent Request

Dixie Police Officials Face Federal Court   Hearing Scheduled Monday at Request OF Justice Buréau

TURNED BACK ON FIRST TRIP  E. German Refugee Family Tells Of Careful Planning For Flight   By CARL HARTMAN

Virginig beauty is Vrowiee Miss Teen-age America Wants To Be A Diplomat

, Virginie Girl Chosen Miss Teen-Age America At Contest in Dallac

US. Navy V Vessel Crashes The Ice  Victory Near; Only Few Miles To Go To Free Ship’s Pathway

Icebreaker Nears Goal in Antarctic   Carrying Fuel For American Science Group

Mighty U.S. Icebreaker Near Victory In Early Penetration of Antarctic Ice

Swainson s Plan Ready for First Legislative Test   Chances for Approval In House Not Good

Heavy Turnover Makes Legislature Unpredictable  Anderson Tight-Lipped on Program

ee ee  U-N Pilgrimage Fund Lacks Just $30 of Being Sufficient Send 2

NLRB Shop Ruling Gets Praise, Slap   Union Leaders See Hope, But Others Hurl Bias Charge

Cause Of Mine Tragedy Sought   Investigating Party Enters Viking Mine This Morning To Seek Evidence

Rep. Bruce Says President Criticizes Foes For Domg  Things Kennedy Did Earlier

End Comes for Mr. Sam   US. Mourns Texan  ——_— Kennedy Leads Tribute

Governor Flies Over Wide Area   Search Goes On For 23-Year Old Michael

Rockefeller Joins Hunt  For His Son   No Trace Found Of Missing Man on New Guinea Coast

Governor Flies Along Coastline  Search Yields No Trace Of Rockefeller’s Son

o Trace Found — Rockefeller Flies Over New Guinea Area  Where Son Was Lost

Rockefeller Hunts for  Son by Air   Heartened by News Son Only 2 Miles from Shore When He Began Swimmin«

SWAMP SLOWS LAND SEARCH  Rocky Flies Over Wild New Guinea Coastline Where Son Is Missing

Gov. Rockefelle Flies Over Area  No Trace {s Found Of His Missing Son

Rockefeller Makes Aerial Search for Son   Governor Sets Up Headquarters in New Guinea Village

Rockefeller Finds No  Trace of Son Flies 500-Mile Survey Of Coast Where Young Man Is Missing

Rockefeller Joins Search   Flies Along Swampy Area Where Son Ia Missing

Rockefeller Ariives In New Guinea. Joins Hunt For Son Immediately

There’s Still No Trace of Michael, 22  Authorities Say No Cause for Optinism

N.Y. GOVERNOR IN 900-MILE PLANE TRIP   Flies Along Swampy South Coast of New Guinea  REPORT AREA   Where Michael Last Seen Infested With Snakes And Crocodiles

Plane Flies Over Coast, Hunt Futile   Troops, Natives Search Jungle In Uninhabited Area

Cabin Siege Ozark Farmer Slain   Governor Flies Along Coastline   Search Yields No Trace Of Rockefeller’s Sor

Rockefeller Flies on Personal Survey of Searchina Area   Hope Is Dwindling for Michael Rockefeller, Lost Along Wild Coast.

Governor flies s00-Mile Survey Along TheSwampy Coast In Personal Search

No Clue Found In 500-Mile Coastal Flight   Hope of Finding Young Michael Grows Dim

Congo Leader Reports Unity Issue Settled   “Force Promised To Block Any. Secession. Bid:

Borrow-and-Build Agency Will Seek Treble Damages, Many Months Delay Seen

—-EXPLODE BOMB UNDER WATER— Reds Seen Developing  Polaris Sub Defenses

Peril Looms Large for VU.0.9.R.  Russian Underwater A-Blast Shows Big Effort to Counter Polaris Subs

Underwater Tests Indicate Soviet _ Concern Over U.S. Nuclear Sub Flee:

To Counter U.S, Polaris Subs  o OUT  Russia Makes Underwater Test Of Nuclear Weapon

‘Soviets Seek To Counter Mounting ‘Force Of U.S. Polaris Submarines

Top This   Reds Seek To Counter Sub Force   Undersea A-Test Points To Efforts Against Polaris

Underwater Test Fired by Soviet  Rocket Destroying  Caluead te Clair

Reds Also Boast Of Anti-Missile Device  Soviet Underwater A. Tact

Russia Making Effort to Nip Polaris Threat   Underwater Blast Monday Indicates Concern by Reds

Jnderwater Test Indicate Major Russian Effort To Counter Polaris Sub

I EE LL a ee ee eee ee ee nnn nnn cnn ene nn ren ca Te  Underwater Tests Indicate Soviet Concern Over U.S. Nuclear Sub Fleet

Antisubmarine Warfare Weapon .. .  Underwater Nuclear Test Is Reported

Mounting US Sub Force Bothers Reds   Metropolitan Opera Changes Tune

Rightist Reported As Goulart Choice For Premier Post   Neves, Former Member  Of Brazil Dictator . Qlahinat Williina

Goulart Chooses Premier   Veteran Neves To Be Executive If Given Backing Of Congress

Goulart Chooses Conservative New Premier; Presidential Oath Today

GONSERVATIVE IS SELECTED   Tancredo Neves Will Be come Brazil’s Prime  Minister

Dr. Pauling Will Sue If Senafors  Waive Immunity Committee Accuses _  Noted Chemist of  - Don Cnvtant. Broa:

TEAMSTERS END DOCK WALKOUT   12-Hour Session With Shippers Brinas Peace

Mpek CRATE ert Huber of Discoverer XXXII!  i the  Demo- Fails to Enter Orbit

MEETING HELD LAST TUESDAY'— — —  Radcliffe Man Elected  ‘61 Extension Chairman

Daily Diet of American Youngsters Is Being Measured for Hot A-Dust

Molina Given 20-Year Term   Ex-Castro Soldier Convicted In Death Of Girl

For Cancer Research  Shipment of Radiation Gear To Czechs Approved by AEC

Rayburn Never Got To White House But Served Under Eight Presidents

Dying Russ Spy Given Life Term   Soblen Filched Wartime U.S. Data for Reds

Witness: Doing 100 or Better   4 High Schooi, 3 U, Students Crash Victims

PARK METERS BRING ‘1,200   METER INCOME SINCE MAY, 1958, IS $57,455

PARK “METERS COLLECT ‘1,307   BROUGHT IN $62,957 SINCE MAY, 1958

Starved Rock Slaying Jurors Weigh Decision  Defendant Marks cane hy weedy in  fis  brsessve

‘Accused of Slaying Women In Illinois  Jury Ponders Fate Of Triple-Murder Suspect

CHARGED WITH TRIPLE PARK MURDER  Accused Slayer's Fate To Jury   OTHER CTARCFS

ACCUSED OF TRIPLE SLAYING Jury Fails to Produce Verdict in Weger Trial

Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Weger Trial   Accused Slayer of Three Women Observes Birthday

Illinois Jury Ponders Fate Of Accused Killer   Woman Screams For New Trial

Eichmann Trial  100 Children Of Lidice Lived, Judges Are Told   Related Article, Pe. 5

30 Child Martyrs Later Seen Alive  n Poland, Eichmann Court Is Told

Bearden Home Town Shocked  Ordinary, Likeable _ Citizens, Opinion of Neighbors ;

U.S. Arsenals May Be Kept On Active Duty   House Report Hits Decision  To Close Up

 Prized Portrait In Oil Stolen in London  Goya Masterpiece Is Valued at $392,00C

Goya Portrait Of Duke Stoler   Thief Disappears With $392,000 Masterpiece From London Gallery

‘DELAYED’ ROBBERY HIN TED  Yard Hunting Ge...In ‘Iron Duke’ Theft

Believe Portrait Thief Hid 12 Hours in Gallery Before Making Escape —

$392,000 Painting Stolen Experts Hint Thief Hid In Gallery With Portrait

GOYA’S LONG GONE Did Thief Hide In Art Gallery?   RRIF MRCASE. COAT

Goya Thief Hid All Night  In Museum   Walked Out In Morning With $392,000 Art Masterpiece.

Worth $392,000 Portrait Theif Believed To Have Hidden In Gallery

Glenn, Slaytor Fast Thinkers  Experience Reason They Were Chosen

Poised for Orbital Flight * Combat, Test Pilot Experience Invaluable, Astronauts Feel

Eichmann Pictured Self As ‘Doomed   Recording Reveals He Felt Not Worthy Of Mercy For His Wholesale Murders

Eichmann Sees Self as Doomed, In Taped Speech   ‘Should've Hanged Myself in Public,’ Ex-Nazi Declares

Court Stirred  By Statement Of Eichmann   Should Have Hanged Himself for Killings.  Testimony Declares

‘Should Have Hanged?   ‘Should Have Hanged? —  Eichmann Sees Self ‘Doomed’

Eichmann Saw Self As Doomed Man   Tape. Recorded Testimony Given During Prial

Eichmann Expects Death   Recorded ‘Testimony Of German Plaved At Trial

‘ Should Have Hanged Myself,’ Says Fichmann Recording Heard in Court

Eichmann Tape Heard By Court   ‘Should Have Hanged Self In Public’

Adolf Declares:  Should Have Hanged Myself   Says In Recorded Statement He Is Not Worthy To Ask Mercy But Insists He Was Not ‘Architect Of Mass Slaughter

Inside...   Tapes Played as Trial Testimony  JEichmann Speaks as Doomed Man in Recordings

Regrets He Didn’t Hang  ‘Not Worthy’ Of Mercy,  Eichmann Informs Court

KIDS’ ELEPHANT TURNS KILLER   Grabs Man at Shov and Tramples Him

Cross-Examination Admission  Eichmann Used Diplomati Swindle in Deportations

Free-wheeling diplomat Decision on Kroll is up to Adenauer   Calied back

Kroll’s Future Is Up To Adenauer US. Officials Say  ? Ambassador's ‘Free ~ Wheeling Diplomacy’ . Annave Anthavitiae.

But Hopes He's Iransferred....  U. S. Leaves Kroll’s Post To Adenauer

Dutch Oust Two Soviet Attaches   Government Yet To Act On Red Ambassador

Dutch Will Take Action on Envoy  Two Soviet Embassy Officials Ousted ©

Dutch Order Ouster Of 2  Soviet Envoys   Steps Planned Against Ambassador In Airport Fight

Back for Seconds at Butte Legion Fish Fry   Masked Gunman Robs Butte Store

British In Protest At U.N. Action   India Supports Katanga Fighting; Both Sides Heard

UN’s Use Of Force Protested  British Raise   British Raise Loud Protests Ove Battle in Katanga

Vice Mayor Godwin, Alderman Parker Resign  Cawood, Hale Named To City Boarc

Breach of Peace Charged  15 Ministers Fined $200, Get Jail Terms

Nine Justices Agree Veto by Howard Holds   Deadline Monday For New Hearing

JFK Hears Report On  Defenses   Top Military Officials Tell  Buildup Progress

‘Confers With Military Chiefs Kennedy To Hear Report About U.S.-Allies Buildup

Secretary Flies to Palm Beach  Still No Reply From Moscow on Cease Fire Plan

JEK Geis Military Brieting   President Confers Today With Defense Secretary, Others

JEK Hears Arms Report  Military Chiefs And Advisors   Military Chiefs And Advisors Brine Reports On World Crisis

Military Chiefs Report to JFK On Buildup  President Is Given Diplomatic Briefing On Berlin by Rusk

JFK - Rusk Confer Today Over SEATO   Secretary Of State Flies To Florida With Data On Laos

Kennedy Reviews Military Buildup; Allies Said To See Gains on Berlin

Military Chiefs Brief JFK on Defense Status  — President Hears Report from Rusk an Rerlin Talbe

U.S. Defense Report Goes To Kennedy   Data On Buildup Of Allies To Be Aired By Norstad

Ohio Turnpike Bonds Forged  Rankere War   Bankers Warned Throughout Nation

FO REVIVE TRAGIC MEMORIES Calm Hides Deep Emotion Before Eichmann Triai

Satellite Found Firmly In Orbit  Radio Beacon Not   Radio Beacon Not Working On Sphere

Udall Voices Views On Utah Parks    Advocates ‘Open Mind Approach to Parks, Reclamation Problems

E. German Reds Demand Voice ir Any Negotiation  Ruck Deniece Talk ty   Rusk Denies Talk to Be Without French

EATENGS TO GUT, Last Coast  Feconl Cold Wave Spreads Suffering, Death in Midwest

Bg zal se ne ake i ta ee IR ay ge a ae ls ec  Irvin McCreary Dies Early Fri.

Tribunal Says  Act's Purpose Not Religious   Head of Synogogue Council Is Shocked At Ruling of Justices

Sabbath Business Restricted  High Court Uphold: Sunday Blue Laws

TWO THEY CAUGHT CONFESS MURDER , ED REE  Lansdowne Policemen Await Reward

All 34 Vacationing British School Boys Are Killed In Plane Crash

Plane Crash Kills 39 In Norway   “British ‘School: Boys “Mee Death on Holiday Excursion’

Air Crash Takes Lives Of 34. Boys   Wreckage Of Missing Airliner Located Near Stavanger

34 Schoolboys, 5 Others Die _In Plane Crash   Chartered Airline Crashes Into Coastal Mountains of Norway During Storm.

Peel Singled Out As Death Plotter  Report of Bribe   Report of Bribe Denied by Witness

Auto Worker: Will Vote on Big 3 Strike   Union Board Reject: Plea for Action at American Motors

Mayor Asks Second Term At Salineville   Leetonia Area Man Will Run For Post With County Board

‘PERILOUS PERIOD AHEAD  No More U.S. Bluffing After Laos Falls to Reds

Pertious Perrod Among Us  World Communism Taking Over In Laos, Is Belief

U.S. Policy Claimed In Dire Straits  Fighting Mood Is   Fighting Mood Is Developing As Asis Barrier Seems Lost

U.S. Pushed To Limit In Asia Struggle   U.S. To Alert People To Grave Dangers Ahead

U.S. Entering Most Difficult Period =  See Laos Falling to Communists

PERILOUS PERIOD FOR U. S.  Laos Faces Takeover By World Communism

Trio Is Injured In Accident East Of Port Allegany   Three Hurt in Plane Crash

Victims Enroute to Olean When Craft Hits Hill  Three Hurt in Plane Crash

Church Council Conducts Debate On Uriiy Goals  The ‘St. Andrews Statement’ Is Being Considered Todav

Council Studies Unity Statement  Church Group Work: On Revision Ideas

House Faces Showdown On  Road Funds  GOP Proposal Puts $15 Million Yearly Into Local Coffers

Weaiher   Showdown Due On Aid  To Counties   GOP Strives To Keep Promises Of State Platform

Showdown Due Today In Ohio House On Highway Funds For Local Gov’ts   Expect Senate Approval Today  Of Meriwether Nomination

Study Help For Loeal  Government   Shift in Highway Funds Proposed To  Keep GOP Pledyve

HOPES FOR: PEACE TALKS COLLAPSE   Algerian Gunmen Shoot Up Paris Hospital And French Extremists Bomb U. S. Consulate  In Algiers.

Killing Spree On Increase   French Press Hunt For Hospital Thugs

Aigerian terrorism  — sweeps through France   Paris police hunt execution squad; American consulate bombed in Alaiers

FRENCH COPS TRACK DOWN TERRORISTS   Killings Increase After Collapse Of Neaotiations

Killings And Bombings Mount; Hopes For Ending Algerian Rebellion Die

IS BOMBED; MANY HURT   Blame Rightists In Terror Reign: Appeal Rejected

Terrorists Killing Spree On Increase   French Press Hunt For Hospital Thugs; U.S. Consulate Bombedc

New Terror By Algerian Rebels Seen   14 In Hospital Shot, Consulate Bombing Target’

French Police Hunt Suspected Algerian and French Terrorists   Killings, Bombings Increase

Hopes for End of Rebellion Growing Dim   French Rightists Attack Cultural Center. Consulate

French Hunt For  ‘Terrorists   Frenchmen, Arabs Brace For New Reign Of Terror After Killings

French Police Grab Suspects   Killings, Bombings Increasing, Report

Terrorists  Are Sought By Fr ench   Algerian Execution Squad Is Hunted

Frenchmen And Algerians Fear Wave Of Terror   Hospital Outside Paris Raided: U.S. Consulate In Algiers Bombed

French Police Drive Against Terrorists   Hunt Death Squad U.S. Consulate In Algeria Bombed

French Push Hunt for Terrorists   2 Killed, 14 Injured In Hospital Raid; Talk Hopes Coilapse

Paris Police Seek a Squad Of Terrorists   Killings Increase After Collapse of Algerian Talks

French Arrest lerrorists after Hospital Raid  2 Killed, 12 Hurt; Hope for Quick Peace Talks Ends

Bombings, Killings French Police Make Sweer Of Suspected Terrorists

iA After Execution Squad Raids Hospital  French Start All-Out  Search for Terrorists

Blood And Thunder Corps Invades Hospital Algerian Terrorists Work Havoe In Paris

U.S. CONSULATE BOMBED Paris Hospital Attack Sets Off New Algerian Terror

GUNMEN SLAY TWO IN RAID AT HOSPITAL   U. S. Consulate In Algiers Target Of Bomb! ng  HOPES FADE   For Peace Talks Between French And Rebels To End Long Warfare

As s Negotiations Fail   U.S. Consulate In Algiers Bombed; ~ French Richticsts Are Riamad

Hopes For Immediate Peace Negotiations Fade; Bombings On Increase

Suspected Terrorists Are Sought by French After More Killings, Bombings

French Police Seek Algerian Terrorist Gangs   Killings, Bombings Hike After Hopes To End Feud Die

Somber Outlook Prevails   French Police Stage Hunt For Suspected Terrorists

COULD HAPPEN IN DUBOIS?  Unpaid Sewer Charge Faces Test In Court

State Law To Be Tested In County Court  Curwensville, Pike Authorities Join !n Unpaid Fee Action

At the Court House  /DIVORCE SUIT AMONG THREE FILED AT THE COURT HOUSE

At the Court House    DIVORCE SUIT AMONG THREE FILED AT THE COmrRT torrer

Mother Of 7 Is Killed In  Car Smashup   + Others Hurt On Rainswept Busy Boulevard

PUSHING THE CRISIS BUTTON   _ Berlin Is Target For Today, Where Will Soviet Aim Next?

KHRUSHCHEV MAY BE LOOKING BEYOND BERLIN TO FIND NEXT TROUBLE SPOT FOR WORLD

Ouster of Five Rocky Mountain Officials Sought   Minority Group Files Petition, Savs Firm Sound

Military Remains on Ful! Alert Castro Shows Concern About Latin Quaratatira

Red Peace Prize Goes To Castro  Lenin Award Is Also Given To Six Others

Soviet Awards Castro Lenin Peace Prize With Pres. Toure of Guinea

American Farm Bureau Federation Head Gives Views. About Agriculture Problem

\Reservist Complaints  Source Ot Form Letter. Being Sought At Brage

Army Wants ToKnow.... concrete ee Ee Se  Who Started  Form Letters?

Temperature Takes Dive In Florida   41 in Miami Today; Northern New England Reports Heavy Snow

TONIGHT   sacksonvili  The Frost Is on The Grapefruit in Florida

Communists launch new attacks in Laos   Cease-fire attempt by government fails as emissary returns without contacting Reds   U.S. moves in Laos pondered

Sabofeurs Burn Big Department Store in Havana   Fiery Answer to Castro’s Pledge to Wipe Out Terrorism

Castro Foes Burn Giant Cuban Store   Anxiety Growing ln Island Nation

Cuba's higgest department store destroyed by- fire   Sabotage aimed at Castro reqime continues

Big Store Destroyed By Bomb   U.S. Intelligence Agents Blamed In Night of Terror

Island’s Biggest Store Deswoyed 27 Hurt As  Fires, Blasts Shake Cuba

J EXPLOSIONS HIT HAVANA SUBURBS   Department Store Worth $7 Million Razed By Fire  eee ect mann mee  ANT? CLCCw   As Fiery Reply To Fidel’s Pledge To Eliminate Terrorist Forces

Strange Blaze Ruins Cuba’s Biggest Store  Nine Explosions Rock Havana During Fires

PEDERAL INCOME Tax FORM FOR 1960   Anti- Castro Rebels Burn Big Store In Defiance Of Regime

Cuba's Largest Store Is Burned  Castro Opposition Gives Fiery Answer

Terrorism Is Suspected in Havana Blaze  er =,   Huge Department Store Destroyed; 27 Persons Hurt

Top Store Burned by Fidel Foes   Fiery Activity Steppec Up by Enemies of His Regime.

‘Largest Havana Store Burns —  Cuba Blames U.S. ir  Destruction Store

Rebels'‘Hit Cuban City With Fires   Havana Department Store Burned Ont, Warehouse Burned

rire Destroys Big Department Store In Havana   Terrorists Answer Castro’s Pledge By Blazes and Bombinas

Large Havana Store Bombed   Sabotage Also Seen As Fire Damages  Baner Warehouse

Cuba’s Biggest Store Burned By Saboteurs   27 Persons Hurt During $7 Million Blaze; Explosions Also Blamed On Anti-Castro Group.

Castro’s Foes Burn Largest Store In Cuba   Answer To Fidel’s Pledge To Wipe Out Terrorism In Cuba

Cuba’s Largest Department Store Gutted As Castro Opposition Grows

Flames Level Havana Store   Building Totally Destroyed By Fidel Castro’s Growing Opposition

BURN DOWN BIG STORE IN HAVANA   Anti-Castro Saboteurs Put Torch To Nationalized Department Store; Bombs Rock Capital.

Promise to ‘Wipe Out Terrorism’ Answered by Fire, Blasts in Cuba

Inside Today's T:mes   /400,000-TON STRUCTURE TO BE LIFTED —  yee  Engineers. To Move Pharach Temple

(Man Pleads Innocence In. Starved Rock. Case  ee ee oe _—   Goes on Trial for Triple Murder

Kroll Views Over Berlin Stir Furore   Ambassador Irked By Reports, Denies Making Proposals

Merchants To Pay Tax On Them   Supreme Court Overrules County Court Decision

Jews Relate Cruelty Shown By Eichmann   Faced Such Obstacles As Typhus, Cholera, Lack Of Water And Shelter

SUPER-GHETTO WAS  EICHMANN’S IDE A   Was His Plan To Solve Jewish Problem Before Advent Of Gac Chamhere

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   -(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Counc Churches Religio:  ) Features)

Nation Pauses to Give Thanks, Feast On Turkey and Enjoy Festivities

Parades Highlight Festivities = = Nation Dines on Turkey.  Offers Humble Thanks

THANKSGIVING DAY OBSERVED BY AMERICANS   Parades Held In Several Cities; Kennedys Eat Turkey   CHURCH SERVICES ARE CONDUCTED

Nation Pause: In Its Work, Gives Thanks   Most of People Eat Turkey, See Parade: And Football Game

Coudersnort Fire Results In One Death  Surveyor Overcome By Smoke as 2-Stor

Devices on Ocean Floor?  Underwater Microphones May be Used in Detecting Submarines

SUBMARINE WARNING  emernatitaatiemncatcinintnn ttt. at tenet amen  Bugging Ocean Floor Eyed By U.S. Navy

Pay Boost for Police Downed In House Vote   Bill Passed To Regulate Billboards

Police Pay Raise Bill Falls Short   Soderstrom Will Try Agair On $400 Minimum Wage For Cops.

30 Americans  Reported Held By Congolese   23 Missionaries Included in Group Now Under Guard

Report Says They Are Without Food  Congolese Holding Americans Captive

Americans Seized On  Congo Base   Malavan Patrols Move Into Jungle On Rescue Mission

23 American Missionaries And 7 Other White Persons Held By Congolese Soldiers

23 American Missionaries  Held Captive   Congolese Soldiers Raid Protestant Missionary Centers

Seven Other Whites Also Under Guard   Smuggled Message  Fells Of Capture

23 AMERICAN MISSIONARIES _ HELD IN CONGC   a Eee ee  Seven Other Whites Also Are Prisoners of Rampaging Natives.

REP. ALNWAIN  Sons of Erin   Americans Are Said Held Without Food By Congo Troops

Congolese Hold 23 Americans, 7 Other Whites   Missionaries Lack Food: Under Guard

Seven Other Whites Also Are Detained   Message Reported To U.N, Says They Are Without Food

Congolese Soldiers Holding Late 23 American Missionaries Bulletins

INCLUDING 23 MISSIONARIES  etree annette een ee ood  Congolese Hold 30 Whites

23 Americans Being Held By Congolese  U.N. Troops Move To Rescue; First   U.N. Troops Move To Rescue; First Indian Units Arrive

Under Guard Without Food  cca oa rae A NN NO Neb Ame  Americans Held By Congo Troops

23 U.S. Missionaries Held by Congolese   U.N. Patrols Are Reported Advancina to Rescue Them

23 Americans In Group Held By Congolese  Detenale Dinsvnsitasl   Patrols Reported Advancing to Rescue Prisoners of Rebels

Under Guard, Without Food Congo Soldiers Hold 23 American  Missionaries, Others Under Arrest

23 AMERICAN MISSIONARIES HELD IN CONGO   Seven Other Whites Also Are Prisoners of Rampaging Natives.

Congolese Hold 13 Americans   U.N. Troops Advance To Effect Rescue

Congolese Troops Holdin Americans   Missionaries, Other Whites Under Arrest

23 Americans  Held in Conao   Missionaries and Seven Other Whites Under Arrest at Kasonao

UN. Patrols Push ‘Toward  30 Prisoners  mH of   Missionaries Are With Whites Held  In Kivu Province

Viet Nam Trip Encourages Gen. Taylor as  Kennedy Adviser  Cc... gp es eT et   Kennedy Adviser Says Asian Nation Can Cope. With Reds

Taylor Pleased By Viet Nam   Kennedy Advisor Sees Chance To Curb Reds

Gen. Taylor Now In Thailand On Mission   Fact-Finder Encouraged About Ability Of S. Viet Nam To Withstand Commies

 General Flies to Thailand South Viet Nam Situation  Encouraging, Taylor Says

Taylor Encouraged By Viet Nam Visit;  Mi man Tranne CIM VEE EEVWVIO

Taylor Pieased By Viet Nam  Ken nedy Adviser Sees Chance Ta Crusck Dade

Soviet Newspaper Says President Kennedy Has ‘Political Delusions’

KENNEDY HAS "DELUSIONS"   Soviet Paper Comments On President's  Interview

Heavy Fighting is Reported as Reds Near Laos Capital   Leftist Troops are Reinforced by More Pro-Red Guerrillas

 Montgomery County Attorney Files Charges Against Welfare Recipients

House Begins Debate On Redistricting   Committee Bill Survives First Two Tests

New Plan Survives Its First Test   House Proposal Calls for 99-Man House; 56 in Senate

 Not a Complete Failure  U.S. Expects Souvanna to Organize Government Despite Talks Breakdown

Additional $1.25 Charged To Each Driver     Driver License Inerease Brings Total To $3.25

On Inside Pages    on * - . American Communists Promise Defiance...  Legal Wrangle Shapes Over ~ Communist Register Ruling

LONG ROUND OF LEGAL WRANGLES SHAPING UP  ts May Dety Registration Ruling

On Inside Pages   American Communists. Promise Defiance. we Legal Wrangle Shapes Over Communist Register Ruling

Charges Of Censorship To Be Aired   Thurmond Declares Pentagon Muzzles Anti-Red Officers

Date Set In Senate  Hearings  To Air Charge Military Men ‘Muzzled’

Highest Since °57 Road Crashes Killed 38.200 ‘Injured 1,400,000 In 1960

ELECTIONS SLATED IN 4 MONTHS   Army Command Is Dissolved By  Premier Kuzbari

Egyptians Ordered  From Syria   Many Thousands Atfected by Order of Syrians

Kiefer Reprieved 8 Hours From Doom  Justice Clark Acts After Welsh Balks

Berlin Stand Unites West, Wins Neutrals   World Gains Confidence As Communist Countries Attack ‘Saber-Rattling’

E ven Some Neutrals Like Tone  ~ West Hails JFK’s Talk On Berlin

Other Western Powers, E ven Neutral Nations. Approve President's Speech

Big: Three Unity Re-Emphasized  Neutrals As Well As Our Allies Back JFK Prosram

Western Support Is Voiced   Some Neutrals Even Approve U.S. Action

Kennedy Talk Pleases West And Neutrals  Soviet Bitter, Calls Speech Saher Rattling

U. 5. Stand Hailed by Western Powers Some Neutrals: Soviet Union Bitter

Hit And Run Tactics Get High Priority  Rs ee ee a ee   President's Ruling On New Policy Due In About 10 Days

Special Warfare Training Stated For U. S. Stress   Military Manpower Boost May Be Less Under New Strateaqy

Emphasis On Guerrilla Warfare Little Increase Seen In Military Personnel

NEW DEFENSE CONCEPT? Stress On New Arms, : Guerrilla Warfare Seen

New Arms Emphasized By Kennedy   Manpower Request Due to Be Sent Soon to Congress

Emphasis on Weapons Expected Kennedy Will Avoid Manpower Increase In Shaking Up U.S. Military Policies

Buzzing Incident  Is Studied   Counter Measures To Be Considered After Reds Harass TT.) Aiyvliiners

Buzzing could bring jet fighters on scene  WESTERN MINISTERS CONSIDER COUNTER MOVES TO HARASSMENT

Study Incidents By Fighters  West Foreign Ministers to Air Flights

Two Incidents Revealed West Considers Defense Against Soviet Buzzing

Berlin Corridor ‘Buzzing’ Starts  West Anticipates New Red Attacks

Countermeasures Planned As Check Tc Red Buzzing Of Planes In Air Corridors

Allies Seek Action Against Airline Buzzing  Aintar AAnaameieac   Counter Measures May Be Employed To Stop Red Acts

Counter Measures Considered After Red Buzzing On Airliners   : Western Foreign Ministers To * Discuss Incident At Today's Meet

VLOPPidor INcCIdcuks  MIGs Buzz U.S. Planes; Counter  Moves Talked

U. S. May React to 2 Plane Incidents.  Two Airliners Buzzed by Soviets; Study Possible Counter Measures

Foreign Ministers Air Soviet Buzzing Of U.S.  Airliners In Berlin

Soviet Buzzing Of U.S. Planes Is Announced   Foreign Ministers May Plan Counter-Measure

COUNTERMEASURES CONSIDERED Soviet Planes Buzz Two Airliners Near Berlin

Ministers Eye Incidents  West Action Seen In Plane Buzzing By Russian Craft

West Ministers Will Discuss Issue at Meet   Allied Pianes May be Used as Defense Measure

In Air Corridors. - Le . 3 Study Counter Measures To Buzzing of U.S. Planes   Urge U.S. Chiels in Europe Be Given Free Hand fo Deal With Sovief Harassment

OF U. S. AIRLINERS  Ministers Study Soviet Shadow   SOVIET FIGHTERS

Counter Measures Considered  U.S. Planes Buzzed On Berlin Corridor

Soviet Planes Buzz Air Liners  In Berlin Lanes May Bring Quick  Decician On   May Bring Quick Decision On Protective Steps

Soviet Jets Buzz Two US. Airliners In Berlin Air Corridor; Tension Mounts

Ministers Eye Soviet Buzzing Of U. $. Planes   Counter Measures Pondered At Parley Of Western Aides

Foreign Chiefs Likely To Consider Possible Allied Counter Moves   Two American Airliners Buzzed By Soviet MIG Jet Fighters In Corridor Near Berlin

SOVIETS BUZZ 2 AMERICAN AIRLINERS   Incidents Occur In Berlin Air Corridors   ALLIED MINISTERS   Consider Possible Counte Measures: U.S. May Use Fighter Planes

Life's End   Life's Ena  WILLIAM Cc, MATTAS. _ MERRILL NIGHT MARSHAL — IS HEART VICTIM  Funeral Services — TT. Re Held. Saturday

Life’s End  WILLIAM C. MATTAS — MERRILL NIGHT MARSHAL — IS HEART VICTIM  Funeral Services —

Power to Dictate Price May Be in Jeopardy  Troublesome Silver Problem Facing U.S. Treasury

U-'§. May Face. New Crisis In Monetary Affairs Te a  Silver: aan thee Gold-

U.S. Grip Is Weakening .... Dwindling US Silver Supply  May Force a Price Increase

U.S. Faces Shortage. Of Silver   Treasury Will  Lose Power To Dictate World Price If Trend Continues

Price Hike Is Feared Silver Problem Crops” Up For Treasury Dept.

Mey E Lose » Price Power  Aa ence anpScetebe  Silver Problem Facing the US

TREASURY’ S GRIP WEAKENING Silver Problem Joins  Gold Crisis For U.S.

Yugoslavia, China Outside New Dogma   Kentucky Floods Rout 150 Families   45,000 Words Without Stalin

14 Injured As 35-Ton Machine Falls Into N. Mexico Missile Silo _

Big Crane Topples Or Workers, Killing Six   Dead And Injured In Missile Pit Silo Where Crane Explodes And Burns

14 Hurt As Crane Falls In, Explodes 35-Ton Machine  Sweeps Men Into 172-Foot Hole

Vorld Traveler And Helpmate To LBJ ‘Lady Bird’ Keeping Campaign Promises

Mental Health Chief Blasted In Joint Meet   State Senators Lead Criticism

Argentina’s Brief Reyoli Is Repulsed   Vast Rebels Tn Uprising Quit Bloodless Show

Last Holdout In Rebellion. Quits  Rebels Seize Radio Station But Fail To Win Support

Revolution Bloodless; Soon Over   Last Of Diehards Surrender Early Today

Rebels Seek To Overthrow Frondizi Rule   Anti-Red Group  Fails To Arouse   Anti-Red Group Fails To Arouse Popular Support

Bloodless Coup— : Argentina Crushes Vest Pocket Hotheads’ Revolt

Rebels Give Up Without Shot Fired   Surrender After Seizing Telephone, Broadcast Centers

Last Band Of Rebels  Surrenders   Uprising Attempt Fails After Radio Station Is Seized

Brief Revolt In Argentina Is Squelched  Niahkharde Amann   Diehards Among 80-Man Rebe! Bond Surrender

Argentina Crushes Bloodless Revolt   Last of Holdouts in Vest Pocket Midnight Uprising Surrender After Ultimatum From Troops: Frondizi. Blames “Hotheqds?

Argentina Revolt Ends   Last Diehards Among 80-Man  Reyolutionaires Surrender

Last Rebel ‘Diehards’ Surrender   No Shots Are Fired In Midnight Effort  Against President

Quick, Bloodless End To Argentina Revolt   Political Tint of Insurgents Is Not Known

Vest-Pocket Revolt Has Abrupt Ending   Diehard Rebel Holdouts Surrender After Bloodless Argentine Uprising

Rebels Seize Two Buildings, Telephone Exchange And Radio Station — Last Of Rebel Holdouts Surrender In Early Morning — Uprising Did Not Disturb President Frondizi—Officials Say Revolt Had No Important Political Significance

Revolt Comes To Abrupt Ene In Argentina   Last Rebel Holdouts Surrender After Ultimatum

Brief Rebellion In Buenos Aires Crushed Quickly   Frondizi’s Foes . Balked in Efforts To Seize Capital

Revolt Crushed In  Argentina  80-Man Band Of   80-Man Band Of Insurgents Try To Overthrow  BKrondizirvc Resclime

Ended by Surrender Ultimatum   No Backing by Public; No Political Link, Insurgent Says.   Names Leader.

Vest-Pocket Uprising. Is Over Quickly         Midnight Revolt. Against Prondizi Crushed Abruptly

Small Army Surrounded, Surrenders   *Anti-Communists' Give Up Without Firing a Shot

‘Hotheads Draw  Blame for Revolt Against Frondizi   Rebels in Argentina Surrender When Opposed by Army Troops

Ends Abruptly — a smiemememnameain)  No Blood Shed In  Argentine Revoll

Midnight Revolt Against Frondizi Is Put Down Without Bloodshed   Uprising in Argentina Points Up Urgency of JFK Proposals

Midnight Revolt In Argentina at An Abrupt End   Last Rebel Holdouts Give Hp Early Today

No Popular Support:  Last Rebel Holdouts Give Up: No Shots Are Fired

Tax Plan By Daniel Rejected  Immediate   Immediate Final Passage Turned Down

Big UN Plane Crashes   U. S. Helping With Build-up Of U. N. for Katanaa Ficht

UN Continues Heavy Troop, Supply Buildup   Katangese Fear All-Out Attack Near

1 Or More A Minute 1,000s Flee kast Berlin As Red Border Tighten:

Steps May Be Taken Te Stop Flow Of East Germans To West   1,709 REGISTERED AT MARIENFELDE

Tr" wart WF bestia add wee FUSE RR NFER SRST NEE TT UP ROE 77 =F aQY* tye  “2 9 = = ee & * & @  Pilot Food Shasan wii Reaches Stores In McDowell Todey

BOMBS MAY BE ‘RECALLED, TOO  Space Flight Opens up New Weapons System

a) A Military Matter Russian Says American  ‘GIP’s Hurt Him In Ficht

Soviet Officer Claims Injury By Two Soldiers   Says Scuffle Took Place Last Sunday Near USSR Building

Laos Crisis Looms Behind Speech; Sets Session ‘of Security Council This Morning

F lammable Chemical on Delaware River Hampers Philadelphia Shipping

Armed Robber Gets Away with $3,400   ’ Threatened to Return and Kill Woman Teller [f She Sounded Alarm; FBI and City Police Still Searching For Man

3,370 Miles Hour  Pilot Joe Walker Controls X-15 Rocket Plane In Record Flight

X15 Hurtles Through Space At 3,370 MPH   Washington, Pa. Pilot Handles Ship With Ease

‘NOTHING TOO TERRIBLE HAPPENED’  X15 Tallies Scorching 3.370 MPH Record

How [{t. Woz. MORE APRIL SHQWERS — ISSUE COLD WAVE AND BPREEVZE WARNING

How lt Woz MORE APRIL SHOWERS  — ISSUE COLD WAVE AND FREEZE WARNING

U.S. Reds Say Leader Roster Cut   But Refuse To Name Them Deadline Past

Ithacan Honored Posthumously For Saving  ‘Life of Friend; Cripple Gets Carnegie Medal

See COST, Page 2   Anderson Predicts Wichita U. Bill Will Pass House

Anderson Sees Passage For Wichita U. Bill   Few Amendments Almost Certain, Governor Says

State College At Wichita Is Near Reality   Anderson Thinks House Will Give Measure Approval

Operation “Sky Shield’ U.S. Jets By Hundreds Will Zoom Skies Today

Military Jets Will Zoom Over Country   Today’s Test Biggest Y-et-Of State Of North America’s Defense Setup

Vote Funds For Military  Projects   Senate Passes $879 Million Measure, Goes To Conference—T. H. Plans Are Included ©

Military Bill Passes After Long Debate   Measure Geared To Speed Missile And Polaris Bases

Funds Voted For Military Building   Senate Moves To Speed Sub, Missile Bases

Seeks Ways ()f Halting Red's Drive  Use Of U.S. Troop   Use Of U.S. Troops To Be Evaluated By Former Top Officer

Taylor Is Enroute to  Viet Nam  On Mission To Find Means To Halt Red Drive

Taylor Off For Viet Inspection  General Plans Broac Look at Situation

Gen. Taylor Off to Troubled South Viet Nam on Kennedy Orders to Check Red Threat

Showers Dampen Dakota Dry Area   Scattered Rainfall ls Beina Predicted

District Rotary Governor Will Visit Local Club At Regular Meeting Sent. 20

JFK STARTS OPERATION Nation’s First Saline Conversion Plant Open:

French Fearful Of New Rioting   Heavy Reinforcements Rusehed Tnto Suburbs

More Algerians Arrested In Paris  Effort Made To Head Off Another Outbreal

After New Demonstrations  French Riot Police Post Guards on Algerian Workers

Riot Police on  Guard in Paris More: Trouble ‘Feared ‘e- Algerian Suburbs

POPP PLL LLDPE LL ELL LPO LO LOOP LO OS  Little Old Lady Turns Tables on  Trolley Custom

Removal of Berlin  Wall Called ‘Must’   Taylor Reveals Viet Nam Plan

IN ANY TALKS WITH REDS  Envoy Says Allies Should Seek End Of Berlin Wall

Separating East, West Berlin  Allies Urged to Seek Removal of Border Wal

Urges Allies Seek Removal Of Berlin Wall   West German Envoy Confers With Kennedy

Germans Ask Removal Of Long Wall   German Ambassador Gives Kennedy Letter From Konrad Adenauer

West Reich Envoy Talks To Kennedy   Bonn’s Terms For Berlin Situation Parley Discussed

ae el SRY SUR NY 182  Allies would Ask Fences Removal  In Soviet Talks

West Germans Want Berlin Wall Removed   Say Barrier Should Be Hem in Any Negotiations

 Await Announcement eR SE,  Expect Air Reserve Call-Up to Match  Increase In Army

Committee Halts Deal  On Tractors   Blames Castro for Killing Proposed Swap of Tractors For 1,200 Cuban Prisoners

Decree On Poland Reviewed Se et eee ee  Eichmann Notes Partin Decision

He Was In‘*Good Company ‘ichmann One Of 5 Nazis Who ‘Germanized’ Poland

1940 Conference On Poland  Eichmann Admits Meeting With Nazi Killers

Polish Move Meeting Told By Eichmann  5 Killers Mapped _ Uprooting Of Jews

BIDS TO. BE LET  Building, Salaries, Taxes Considered by Lincoln PJ

But Everyone's Prayers Helped Shepards Found Their Relicion Gave Them Comfort And Faith

New Orleans Feels Economic Pinch . Segregation Fight‘Still On Between  Federal And State Camps; No Rioting

Daily News Index   BRITISH SCOUT OUTS a WEN He H. ASSLE  A Short Story Made Long

78 Killed In Crash Of  Airliner Near Chicago; Probe Bomb Possibility

Tragedy Not Explained; Nation’s Worst 1 Plane Accident Kills All Aboard

Falls After Take Off In Chicago   Possible Explosion Of TWA Liner  In Corn Field Ruled Out

Falls Near Chicago In Corn Field   FBI Investigating Cause of Crash; Bomb Is Susnected

Craft Plunges In Corn Field Near Chicago   TWA Constellation Explodes After Crashing; FBI Probing Possibility Bomb Caused Tragedy

FBI Investigating Possibility Of Bomb in TWA Constellation That Left Boston for West Coast

Disaster Toll New. High fot Single Plane   Chicago Tragedy Wipes Out Many Family Groups

Was TWA 4-Engine Airliner   Plastered Over Cornfield Near Suburb Hinsdale

Plane Falls Near Chicago   Constellation Plows Into Field After Takeoft

Worst Single Crash Kills Family Groups  Plane Smashes During Emergency Landing Attempt

Entire Families Included Among  ‘Disaster Victims   FBI Probes Bomb Possibility in Chicago Air Tragedy

Awliner Crash Kills 78: Worst Single Plane Toll   Crash Took Tragic Toll Of Vacationing Families

Many Were ©  On Vacation   Doubt Bomb Was Involved; Third Worst U. S. Accident

Airliner Crashes, Explodes; 78 Die      Nation’s Worst Single Plane Disaster: Several F amily Groups Wined Out

Airliner Plunges Into Muddy Field   Many Vacationers, Family Groups Amona Victims: Worst Sinale Crash

78onTWA Plane Die; ord Worst  Victims Include 12 From 2 Families

Several Families Wiped Oué  78 Killed In Chicago Wiery Plane Cras!

Entire Family Groups Wiped Out In Disaster   CHICAGO (4)—An airliner laden with vacationers crashed and burned. in a cornfield today, killing all 78 persons aboard in the nation’s worst single plane  . 

All Aboard Die In Third Worst Plane Tragedy   Accident Follows Takeoff for L.A.

4-Engine Plane Explodes in Air, Burns In Field”   Bomb Is Suspected— FBI Starts: Inquiry— “None Aboard Survives

MECROFILM SERVICE 2 SALES ¢O, P.O. BOK 8066 4924 COLE AVE. DALLAS, TEXAS come.   Four-Engine Craft Plows Into Ground Near Chicago Field

Discount Report Of} Explosion In Air   Seven Victims Members O One Los Angeles Family

Explosion Rocks Chicago Suburbs  In Hinsdale Area  TWA Constellation Took Off Minutes Before at Midway

Air Crash in illinois . Fatal to 78  All Aboard TWA Craft Dead:; FBI Prahee Ram Miat

18 killed in crash of airliner near Chicago  FBI investigates possibility bomb caused — niunoe of TWA Constellation: no curvivors

Big Tourist Plane Falls Near Suburb   Craft Bound For California With Several Families

Plane Falls In Farm Field Near Chicago   Nation’s Wors! Single Plane Air Disaster

Tragedy Occurs Minutes Affer Midway Takeott   FBI Is Investigating Possibility of Bomb

Airliner Crashes Soon  After Chicago Takeoff   TWA Constellation Loaded with Many Vacationers; All Aboard Killed in Worst Single Plane Commercial Wreck

DEATH SHIP LADEN WITH TOURISTS   Crash Occurs In Cornfield Near Chicaao

78 Perish In Plunge Into Field   Coast-Bound Airliner Falls 10 Miles Out From Chicago.

rDi 10 Frope DOMD FOSsiDIly  Worst Single Plane Disaster Kills 78

78 Persons Killed  In Airliner Crash   Many of Victims Were Vacationing Family Groups; TWA Plane Plunged and Burned Just 10 Miles Qut of Chicago's Midway Airport

Family Groups Wiped Out; FBI Probing Possibility of Bomb Aboard Huge Ship

Plane Falls Soon After Taking Off   FBI Starts Probe Of Possibility Bomb Ciorsed Treaoady

SETS FOR LOSS ON ONE PLANE   Witnesses Say. Crew Attempting Forced Landing

Whole Families Are Wiped Out   Tourist Class TWA Liner Crashes, Burns After  Midway. Takeoff

Ff amily Grou psA mong Dead As Tourist-Class Airliner Falls, Burns -

All on Board TWA Airliner Die in Suburban Chicago Tragedy  Bomb Suspected in Crash Killing 78   CONFUSION IN NAMES RAISES ALARM HERE

7 In Family Meet Death At Chicago  FBI Investigates   FBI Investigates Possibility Of Boml Causing Crash

78 Die In  Plane Crash   Family Groups PerishIn __ Worst Single Plane Disaster

Airliner Falls In Illinois   Emergency Landing Ends in Disaster In Muddy Cornfield

Whole Families Perish In 3rd Worst Disaster   Other Pictures on Pare 7

F our-engine craft drops near Chicago   FBI probing for possibility of bomb aboard

Check Possibility Of a Bomb Plot   TWA Four-engine Constellation Into Cornfield Near Chicago

School Ship Founders; 6 Lost in Gulf   Rich Families’ Sons On Sailing Vessel; Survivors Found

Withholding Tax Passes  First Hurdle   Ortonville Fire Destroys Garage

 Many Cars and Trucks Burn  NIGHT FIRE DESTROYS GARAGE AT ORTONVILLE

Senate Approves School District Reorganization   Compulsory Minimum Set at 2,500 Pupils; Revenue Bills Also Cleared.

Select Groups Are Discussing Education lax  $28 Million Needed For First Year Of Revamping

Second Fire On Carrier  Three Of Constellation’s Crew Killed, 4 Injured

3 Die As Big Ship Catches On Fire Aga   4 Hurt, 1 Missing As Constellation Heads Toward N. \

Cactus Jack Puffs Cigar—  Garner Against Any Ruckus Around Here’  On 93rd Birthday

Plane Drops Anti-Castro Leaflets.   Check On Navy Liquor Smuggling

De Gaulle Says West Must Be Firm on Berlin   Warns Its Positions Should Be Maintained By Force If Needed

Firm Stand in Berlin Urged   DeGaulle Asserts  Allies Must Use  Poo tf hee.

Holds Soviet Responsible For Any War   Warns West Stand Firm in Face of Threats

WOULD USE FORCE TO HOLD CITY   Says Nikita Is Ambition Frantic  On Faces Trouble

‘Use Force If Needed, De Gaulle   Frenchman Says Wes Must Maintain Its Berlin Hold.

DeGaulle Believes West Must Stand Firm Over Berlin   Sees Increasing Internal Problems in Soviet Behind Recent Berlin Crisis.

F oreign Aid A ‘Must’ at $4. $ Billion  Rusk Téstifies— Cites Red Peril

4.8-Billion Foreign Aid Held ‘Must’   Rusk Declares It ‘Last Great Hope’ For Independence

Rusk Pushes Aid To Halt Red Tide  Warns Program’s Foes To Face Consequence:

$4.8 Billion Sum For Foreign Aid Vital, Rusk Says   Opposition Invites Dire Consequences, Senators Hear

Billy Graham Says Kennedy Like A Baptist   Against Federal Aid To Schools

POPPA LLP LAA POD POD OE EE ee ee eS  Graham Calls JFK ‘Baptist  In Some Ways’

NATION’S POPULATION CENTER  ra ee a) ee Se af ant te ot lt a ie me’ A

North Carolina Items Senate Today Confirms Nomination  Of Bell As U.S. 4th Circuit Judge   Senate President

President Will See Governors  - Will Air Problems Ot Their & State<

Appalachian State Heads Set Meeting  Governors Of Eight   Wee ye

Good Morning   x x x x * * x * * x * *  The Hanging ol Paula Angel  - t + ag Cee Sgn   SHERIFE’S YANK AT STRUGGLING WOMAN BROUGHT ARGUMEN}

Board Upheld in Stand on Negro Pupil Transfer   ‘Judge Rules Refusal -to:-Makiée-Change Is Justified; Claim of Bias Denied

Lbt Weer uit Business and Finance....     World Tensions Fail to Dampen Economy

surrency Exchange ocheme  Castro Keeps All Cash Over  10,000 Pesos

Castro Takes New Snatch at Currency   Confiscates All Cash in Excess of 10,000 Pesos

Failed to Register U.S. Red Party Secretary Served With Indictment

U.S. Serves Indictment On Top Red   Gus Hall Receives Order to Appear For Arraignment

Compulsory Reorganization Of School Districts Given Top Priority by Legislators

NFO Opens National Convention in lowa   About 3,500 Delegates Expected in Des Moines.

New Syrian Head Tells Of Revolt   Accuses Egypt Of Stealing *vrian Arms

Syrians Lash Nasser Agents  Genera  Savs Eavotian   General Says Egyptians Moved ‘Like Octopus’

“Like ‘Like An  Octopus’  en REN one  Cairo Agents Gel blame In Revolt

Syrians Lash Nasser Agents   General Says Egyptians Moved ‘Like Octopus’

Third Of State Ils Almost Isolated By Near Blizzard: Schools Closed

Board Submits Report in Death Of 32nd Soldier  States Collapsed   States Collapsed GI Had Received All Possible Aid

Dead Guardsman Given All Possible Emergency Treatment, Probe Shows

Rebel Chiefs Surrender To Frondizi   130 Arrested After Rebel Group Siezes Buenos Aires Radio

Two Bands Rebels Quit Peacefully   Radio And Phone Exchanges Seized In Buenos Aires

Insurgents Surrender Without Fight   Take Over Radio Station, Telephone Building During Nigh

In Argentina NAR NNT SH YE ARO ATO TTL  Rebels Give Up Without A Fieht

Argentine Rebel Bands Surrender Without a Fight  Give Up After Seizing Radio - Telephone  Exchange In Buenos

Argentine Rebels Give Ur Without Fight; Leaders Include Former AF Maior

Small Group Surrenders Early Today   National Radio, Phone Exchange Taken Over In Heart of Buenos Aires

Surrender After Frondizi Loyalists Issue Ultimatum  Small Group Led By   Small Group Led By Ex-Air Force Major Yield Without Fight

Coup Foiled In Argentina   Bands of Rebels Seized After Bid To Overthrow President Frondizi

Rebels Fail In Coup Attempt In Argentina   Ex-Airmen Give Up On Revolution

Rebels Seized In Argentina Revolution:  Rebels Seize National Radic   Rebels Seize National Radio. Surrender Without a Fight

Green Calls Congressmen Into Session   Reapportionment Huddle Termed As Urgent Move

Nuclear Test Bar Talks Are Dead  Conference Doomed By Soviet Testing

The Weather   Nuclear Test Ban Conference Labeled ‘Dead   Geneva Talks Deomed By New Red Blasts; Fallout Due in U.S.

Burial Rites Today For Geneva Talks   Test Ban Sessions Doomed After 340 Sessions

Fallout From Red Blast Due A-Test Ban ‘Confenance. Closes Officially Today

Test Resumption Spells Doom Allies, Soviets Perform  Burial Rites for A-Talks

Nuclear Test Ban Conference Labeled ‘Dead’   Geneva Talks Doomed By New Red Blasts; Fallout Due In U. S.

Russians Ignore the Rest of the World, Explode Two Smaller Nuclear Bombs

Soviet Fires 2 More Blasts   Smaller Devices Are Exploded; Voice to Inform Russ People

More Red Explosions  Voice Of America Plans  To Give Russians Facts

Soviets Set Off 2 More  Atom Devices   Total Reaches 28 In Series Of Tests Since September 1

RUSSIANS SET OFF TWO MORE BOMB   AEC Reports Blast Of Several Megatons, One  ~ Below A Megaton; 27th, 28th Of Series.

Soviet Union Fires 2 Small Nuclear Blasts  AEC Announces Explosions Near Arctic Test Site

Tough Red Line Makes Berlin Negotiations More Difficult   Allies Discussing Countermoves If Situation Fails To Improve   Two More Nuclear Devices Exploded By Soviet Union

CONDEMNATION BY OAS URC URGED Russia Explodes Two More Nuclear Devices

Soviets Continue Tests  As World Groups A         Uruguay Calls for Protest by Q/AS; Voice of America Plans Broad

Reds Conduct Two More  Nuclear: Tests  Latest Explosions Smaller Than One Set Off Monday

Smaller Blasts At Arctic Camp  27th, 28th Tests By Reds in Series

More ‘Tests By Soviets   Latest Tests Smaller  Than Big One Monday

Russia: Adds. Two Smaller Bomb Shots:   Voice. of America ‘to Try to Beam Story Inte Séviet:

SET OFF TWO MORE BOMBS   AEC Reports Blast Of Several Megatons, One Below A Megaton; 27th, 28th Of Series.

Soviet Expodes 2 New Nuclear Devices, Report  Blasts Touched Off At an Arrti

Flight Engineers Threaten Strike Renewal If Men Arent Reinstated

Air Engineers Threaten New Strike  Will Act Unless  Western Airlines

K Still Plans To Explode His Super Bomb   Rejects Alf Protests fn Final Speech To Congress

MEd CONSTESS {Ndicales  Khrushchev Rejects All Pleas Not To Fire 50-Megaton Bomb

Woman’s Throat Stabbed   Big Spring Mayor’s Mother-In-Law, 84, Found Dead In Bed

Woman, 84, Found Slain  Big Spring Victim   Big Spring Victim Citv Mavor’s Kin

TASK FORCE TELLS JFK:  emer renee tien te ramet fn na ih A RN ERE A RCE EN NRHA Sam HaannrTaeR oT  Don’t Tinker With the Dollar

U.S. Sub Tender Runs ‘Blockade’  * * * * * * * b4 “ye *x * *   Pacifists’ Entire Canoe Armada Swamped

Pacifists’ Boat Blockade Fail  Britons Protesting {i € Dalarie Racca

WEATHER ELSEWHERE   Comic Pacifist Blockade Fails to Stop Navy Ship

Pacifist Canoe Armada —  U.S. Submarine Tender Runs Comic Blockade

Missile Submarine Tender Runs Pacifist Canoe Armada Blockade   Proteus Moors Safely at Base In Scotland

U. S. Tender Reaches Missile Base  Pacifists In Canoes Are Swamped

anoe armada in protest U. S. Navy tender runs comic blockade toward missile site

On The Inside   Thousands W ale ft  Proteus Docks Safely After Running ‘Block’

POLARIS SUB TENDER REACHES RIVER CLYDE   Runs Blockade by Mosquit« Armada of British Pacifists.

U.S. Ship Runs Comic Blockade At Polaris Base   Pacifists in Canoes Routed as Submarine Tender Docks Safely

Moors Atv Scottish Sub Base    U.S. Vessel Runs. Pacifist Blockade

Navy tender runs blockade of pacifists   Canoe armada swamped and the occupants arrestec

Polaris Base Is Occupied —  U. S. Submarine Tender Runs Holy Lock Blockade

Navy Cracks Blockade  as Pacifists Protest US N-Subs in Scotland

Obj yjec t Polaris Ba se  ss eeoniaiaaiimmnieniienenemen nti  Paci fist Canoes  Stall Navy Ship

Soviets May Try To Injlame Mid-East Crisis By Throwing Support To Iraq In Kuwait Case

Iraq May Gain Soviet Support In Kuwait Claim   Red Backing Would Pit Communists Against Lnited States and Britain.   Ilints at Strategy   I xpected Wednesday

‘Missile Gap’ Probe Still On   Kennedy Tells of Astronaut Plans °

Despite Red Threats   Yanks Unhindered On Trip To Berlin   Train Ride To Freedom

13 Senators For Immediate Nuclear Stenun   Soviets Scrap Nuclear Ban

With a Plea for ‘Understanding’  Soviet Scientists Told  To Develop ‘Super Bomb

Observers See Special Urgenc) In Soviet Move   Diplomats Speculate Russians Planning New Explosion Soon

Fypect New Russ A-Tests to Start Sor   Soviet Blames Wes for Decision to Scrap Moratorium

JFK Lashes Soviet Tests Fear Moscow Plans Huge - Nuclear Explosion Trial

West Predicts Soviet Nuclear Fynlosion Soor   Scrapping of Ban on Tests Ignores World Opinion, Warns Allie:

RETIRED BUT STILL BUSY~  Former Principal. Lauded ‘as Red Feather Volunteer

BO  Ernporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Fair Weather Is  Forecast For Kansas

U.S. Rejects  Russian Plan As Fantasy   Nonaligned Nation Ask Time To Study Latest Troika Plan

U.S. Rejects New Soviet Proposal On Dag Job   Soviet Union Still Includes Troika Angle’ In New Form

Big Powers Still Dead locked Over Hammarsk   — jold’s Successor   NONALIGNED ARE STUDYING PROPOSAL

RIVAL REGIMES TO NEGOTIATE DIFFERENCES   Possible All-Congo Set tlement May Come Out Of Conference   LONG BLOCKADE IS ORDERED LIFTED

Congolese Plan To Meet Sunday For Peace Talks  Government, Rebel Leaders Will   Government, Rebel Leaders Will Confer At Two Neutral Points

Central Longo, Rebels To Meet  To Air Differences, Confer For Peace

Blockade Off; Army, Civil Meetings Set   Shipping Starts For Rebel  Station«

Dramatic Changes Through More State Aid, Local Cooperation— More Patients Entering lowa Mental Facilities But Staying Shorter Period:

More Patients, But Staying Shorte: Time in Mental Health Facilities

First of Series  Holter Writes Articles on Fallout Shelter Problems

At the Court Honce   JUDGE NELSON DECLINES TO ISSUE INJUNCTION AGAINST FARM DAMS  4  Elkhorn Twp. Drainage  Dispute, Was Tried Here: Last‘ ‘May

News Steph  Pa Hiioria’ aia   By WALTER MENDENHALL   CAR TOO MANY

Mortgage Rates Cut By Banks   ‘Looks Like Trend,’ Says Banker; Spur To Home Building

SRDERLY. SUCCESSION  SEEN LIKELY ©  Bostonian Apparently Would A Ascend To House - Speaker's Chait

Successor to Rayburn — McCormack May Occupy House Speaker’s Chair

Texan's Long Reign C lears Path To Chair  Way Appears Open For MeCormack As Successor

Men Aboard Ill-Fated Tanker Tell Of Ordeal At Morehead City Port

Legislature Restores $5 Million Of $16 Million Appropriations Slashes

Ohio Budget Set for Mike      Legislature Completes Action Late Thursday

Indiana’s 5th District Is Still Without Representative In Coneress

Reds Will Consider  Laos Peace Pact  * a en a  é TIA -wrerekUGseklkemkhTf , ee maT +, «amr TE   U.S. Move Depends on Next 48 Hours

State Draft Machizery Set to Handle Increased Induction Call for August

New York’s Milk Strike Called Off   Election Day Move Puts Issue To Arbitration

Retail Price to Go Up N.Y. Milk Tieup Ends.  Going to Arbitration

Milk Drought Ends On N. Y. Election Day   Arbitration Urged By Wagner Settles Teamsters? Strike

7  New York City Milk Strike Settled As Voters Begin City Elections Balloting

Gordon, Rothwell  Wt... Winners   Get Supreme Court, Superintendent Jobs

Gordon Elected To State Court: ~ Rothwell Named   Milwaukee Judge Has Good Margin in Justice Race

RED POLICE FIRE ON FOUR IN W. BERLIN   Stage an Escape to Capture 2

Brandt Tells Berlin U.S. Determined  Indicates New Decisions Due   MOCK ESCAPE 4. West Berlin Civilians Fired on by Red Police

Reds Pull Ruse And Fire at Four Trying To Help Them Escape Across Barrier

Commies Trap Wes! Berliners At Border   Police Feign Escape Attempt To Lure Civilians, Then Open Fire On Them

Admits Holdups At Club Villa   House-To-House Search Lands Suspect

Nelson Offers Conservation Plan, Asks 1-Cent Boost in Cigaret Tax

Increased Tax on Cigarettes to Cover Cost   Recreational, Scenic Assets of State to Be Preserved

Legislator Proposes Sales Tax   North Mankato Conservativ To Introduce Bill for Two Per Cent Minnesota Levy

Senate Okays Part of State Revenue Plan   2 Republicans Join Democrat Delegation To Approve Measure

IN THIS CORNER <cxseancecentnnamiensiianente  Post Office  Is “Twisted’

In the News   SOME 700 YOUNGSTERS — SEARCH PARKS HERE FOR EASTER EGGS —  AT EVENT SPONSORED SATURDAY BY JAYCEES  List Top Prize Winners — And Le Mars Firms Which Donated Awards

No Excuses for Guard Members   Unusual Situations Only to Be Considered

People You Know   ' MARSHALL LONG VISITS BELGIUM — MISSED FLIGHT 3  WHICH CRASHED

People You Know   MARSHALL LONG VISITS ‘BELGIUM — MISSED PItGHE WHICH CRASHED

! . Power Failure Darkens Berrien   1 Le Emergency Generator Gives: Light To Hospital

Power Off ) Hours In Mid-County   Bolt-Damaged Pole Toppled Near Arden

Launch Move To Unite All Rival Political Factions In Conao: Fear UN Seizure

Self-Styled Congolese Premier Calls For “Urgent Meeting” To Set Up Public Salvation Group; Protest U.N. Action

Kaisai Leader Calls Urgent Conference   Tshombe, Kasavuby Indicate Opposition To Latest U.N. Move

Hope To Prevent U.N. From Seizing Troubled African Nation  United Congo Effort Made

Single Attitude Urged Toward Action of U. N.   South Kasai Premier Suggests Meeting on Political, Military Levels.

Thousands Cheer LB) In Manila   Vice President Says U.S. Will Honor All Commitments Abroad

Reaffirms U.S. Stand Against Reds   Says Friends Can Count On America Throughout World

U.S. To Honor  C ommitments   Vice President Assures Filipinos “Friends Can Count on America”

Johnson Tells Philippines ' a ig ahs : : " eee America Will Honor Pledaes for Liberty

BECAUSE OF HAIR-DO  13-Year Old Girl Banned From Graduation Event

Women Of  Texas Seek  ‘Equality’ Battle of Sexes   Set for Senate

Loved For an Years: Today's An Anniversary For Maconus Succetus Patricius     1 ‘ 1

They’ re Wearin’ the Green for a Welshman:  “*'g-~3-~ Oose-ve 500 Yae-s 2- Davo-c- “2 S-. 2e-"2«

Maconus Succetus Patricius Honored By Irishmen Over The World Today   Works Hard.

Mercenary Forces Join Rebel Units   U.N. Uncovers Plan To Attack Strongholds

Mortars Begin  Fi iring On  Soldiers  Plan To Attack All Strongholds

At Least 100 Persons  Die in Hurricane Hattie   Thousands Lose Homes in British Honduras

Hurricane Claims 100 In Belize   Death Toll Expected “To Rise As Workers Clear Cqastal Towns -

Rescue Workers Count Over 100 Dead in Storm _   Hurricane Destroyed 75 Per Cent of City

Rescue Workers Count 100 Dead From Hurricane   Injured and Homeless Not Yet Estimated; Winds Were 200 M. P. H.

Toll Mounts In Honduras   More Than 100 Counted Dead And Thousands Homeless After Storm

Death Toll Expected To Rise Higher  we rm fel,   75 Per Cent Of Town Destroved

Hattie Death Toll at 100; May Go Higher   Thousands Left Without Homes by Rampaging Hurricane

Thousands Homeless and in Needof Help Known Deaths in Hurricane  Hattie Already Exceed 100

Thousands Homeless  In Wake of ‘Hattie’   Rescue Workers Begin Cleaning Up British Honduras, Central American Coastal Towns After Hurricane

Wave, Winds Wreck Most Of Capital   Colony Is Placed  Under Martial Law

100 Dead in Hurricane Wake; Belize, Capital of Honduras. in Ruins

More Than 100 Lose Lives And Thousands Homeless As  Hurricane Hits Coastal Area

Count {00 Dead a5 Hatfie Roars Across Colony  Officials Unable to Give Estimate  ae is fl es ee ee 

100 DEAD IN HURRICANE   Thousands Homeless In British Honduras In Weke Of Hattie; Belize Shattered By Waves.

Over 100 Left Dead by Hurricane In Honduras   Thousands Left Homeless by Wind and Wave

Hurricane Kills At Least 100,   Chief British Honduras City Badly Battered

Thousands Homeless in British Honduras; Colony Placed Under Martial Law

Hazardous Hattie....     Hurricane Leaves Mounting  Death Toll, Many Homeless

Hurricane Kills At Least 100 in Central America   Belize, British Honduran Capital, Is Badly Battered

A Dublin, Ga., ham radio operator heard and relayed a disaster call from hurricanedevastated British Honduras. Page 8.

Hurricane Kills At Least 100  Chief British Hondura:   Chief British Honduras City Badly Battered

Honduras Hurricane Toll Rises   More Than 100 Reported Dead Hundreds Hometess

Hattie’s Toll: Over IOO Die, Homeless In the Thousands   Wrecked 75% of Port City

thousands In Honduran Citie: Are Homeless   Number of Injured Not Yet Estimated— Property Loss Huge

Central American Towns Ravaged  Hattie Fatal To 100, Thousands Homeless

Thousands. Homeless in. British Honduras --  Death Toll Tops 100 in Hurricane

T housands Reported —  Homeless   British Honduras Towns Shattered

Over 100 Dead In Storm Area; Damage Heavy   Looters Plague — ‘Honduras Police .

By Hattie      Many Hurt, Thousands Homeless: Damage Heavy   Related Story, Page 4B

Government Says Thousands Are Homeless   Hurricane Breaks Apart In Mountains Of British Colony

HURRICANE'S ‘TOLL MAY ‘GO HIGHER   _ Destruction Widespread In Central America

100 Killed By Turricane Tn Honduras   Tidal Waves, Wind Spread Destruction In British Colony   Picture on Page §

Hurricane Toll Goes over 100 Storm Dies out  in Mountains, LootersHeld —

Death Toll Above 100, Seen Rising   Thousands Left Homeless, Number  Of Hurt Unknown

Hurricane Hattie’s Death Toll Climbs Over One Hundred  ande  aft   Thousands Left Homeless: Unknown Number Are Iniured

More Than 100. Dead as Hattie Belts Honduras   Fatali ities Expected To. Continue Rise:   Fatalities Expected To Continue Rise; - Thousands: Homeless

Hattie Levels 75 Per Cent Of City Of Belize      Thousands Homeless In Coastal Towns Of British Honduras

Strike Truce Turned Down By 3 Unions   Chances Increase That Injunction Will Be Imposed

Union Balks At Maritime Strike Truce Kennedy May  ~ Invoke  Taft-Hartley Lav

Seamen Reject Armistice In Ship Strike   Fact-Finding Truce Accepted By Shipowners

Expect Biggest Union To Follow Same Reason   Settled Contracts Already Made Cited As Important Factor

US. Strike Truce Plea Is Rejected Maritime Unions  Turn Down Plan To End Dispute

Truce Plan Tossed Out By Unions  © > Tn yapmreterm   Inj unction Now Expected

Three Seamen Unions Flatly Reject 60-Day Truce for Maritime Strike

we ‘mie s Top. Stude ‘nts  Boehm Asks ¢ +hange I n State Scholarships

Bill Cox Named Police Head As Hazelet Quits   Chief Accepts Korean Post In Training Unit

Storm Due Today In Texas, Louisiana  Hurricane Is Growing in Size; Exodus From Coastal Areas

Gulf Coast Thousands Flee Carla   Tides Rise, Rain Whips Areas; Storm Warning Extended

Carla Aims Big Blow  At Texas, Louisiana      100,000 Residents Flee Threatened Coastal Aree

Warning Area Widened More Than 100 Miles as  Storm Nears Mainland

Ike, Nixon Stage First Conference   Nixon, Wife Drive From Los Angeles to Ike’s Palm Springs Cottage

G. 0. P. Elector Tells Behind-Scenes Efforts for Byrd-Goldwater Ticket

Drown in Dead-End Depth of Cavern  Two Cave Rotenens Are Found Dead

Time Given For Kenned To Organize   Reds Report Nikita Won't Put Pressure “On New Reaime Now

K Giving JEK Period Of Grace, Reds Hint   Then To Apply Pressure Again Yor Talks  On Bio Issues

Khrush Seen Giving JFK Small Break   Pressures Lifted Until Kennedy Is Organized In Job

Aides Claim  Khrushchev Biding Time   To Give Kennedy Time to Complete U.S. Organization

Time To Get Organized Khrush Reported Delaying [Pressure Play On Kennedy

Crash Victim Seeks $101,000   Akron Driver Sues Buchanan Oil Firm

This is a Hobby that Grew’ Says His Wife  College Geography Prof. Turns Clown

Michigan Prof Is Tired Of Teaching, To Hit Sawdust Trail As Circus Clown

‘Brush Fire’ War Task Unit Set Up   Darmanan + State:  5 Ww F PPPs Few EE  Will Head Force

Would Determine Use of American Forces  Military Staff Formed to Plan (For Any Atlantic ‘Brush Fire’

Demos Refuse To Reveal Details Or Russia's Release Of Two US Fliers

JFK Reticent On Fliers’ Case   Congress Gets Few Facts on Release

“No Probe Seen : “Congress Learns of Fliers Only What Kennedy Wishes

Kennedy Refuses to Tell Congress What Concessions Led to Release of Fliers

Probe of RB47 Phases Unlikely  Democrats Say No Quiz Planned m™ o* ™ © rr ae ad

Democrats Oppose Probe No Further Disclosures  On 2 Fliers Indicated

See No Formal Probe OF RBA7 Fliers Release   Republicans Hint Concessions

Snowstorm Ties Up St. Louis   Most of Missouri Is  Not Hit by Heavy Snow: Two Die.

St. Louis Snarlec By Snow: Most Schools Closed   8-Inch Fall Heaviest For Single Day Since March 9.. 1958

Court Rules. In Muskegon Tax Squabble  U. S. Property Can’ Be Taxed; Splits  VAsscah. v.t..!] OP... .L

Depends On Amendment Vote  ~ Owensville Would Receive $8,104 From State Gas Tax Annually

Red China Issue Before Council   Expecting Major Diplomatic Fight

‘Brazzaville Group Offered Deal By Soviets   Major Skirmish Predicted On Plea For Seat In U.N.

Red China Skirmish Start Today   Issue Disguised As Demands for Two Other Seats

U.N. Council Takes Up Issue Of Red China   Deal Reported Cooking Between Russians-French

Issue Is Hidden In Bids of Two Other Nations   Russian Deal Is Rumored With African Members of French Community.

UN Security Council Sef For Skirmish In Diplomatic BatfleOn Red China Seat

Red China Eyes UN Seat from Ambush   Using Disguise of Two Other Nations Seeking Membership in World Society

Predicts End Of Kennedy's School Problen  - Will Consider Separate Bill

Hope Is Seen for Laos Talks   Soviets Accuse West of Stalling: Fighting Continues

Stage Being Set For Bargaining On Peace Plans   West Lays Groundwork To Unify And Neutralize Asian Kinadom

‘Neutralist’ Says No Foreign Troops or Bases  Bargaining on Rival Laotior Peace Plans May Be Near

Laotian Talks Settle Down  To Bargain  Soviet, Western Proposals To Be Stidied By Groups

Bargaining May  Resume on Laos   Soviet Union Accuses  The West-of Stalling

Laos Peace Talks Brighten  Long-Delayed Parley On Rival Plans Near

Neuralist Laos Won't Host Any Foreign Troops   Bargaining on Peace Plans May Be Near as Bickering Abates.

U. S. AMBASSADOR IN CONGO TO REPRESENT KENNEDY IN KATANGA CRISIS; TSHOMBE SEEKS HELP      TANGANYIKA APPROVED

BLUM HIT BY DELUGE ON MONDAY   Record Lows For Date Observed In Many Spots

Massive Drifts Halt  Christmas Travelers  Kkoonsas. Miccanri1. Tord Lached  Kansas, Missouri, Iowa Lashed;  19 Perish On Ice-Slick Hiohiravs

HIGHWAYS, AIRPORTS CLOSED   Swirling. Snow Strands Motorists, School Tots

Drifts Strand Thousands Surprise Blizzard ‘Buries’ Midwest:°30-Year- Worst’

Nehru Voices Disapproval of Russian Tests   Neutralist Leader ». Arrives for Visit With Kennedy

Neutralist  Nehru Not  ‘Satisfied’ ‘Test Business?  Entirely Evil, Says India Chief

Blames USSR For Renewed Nuclear Race   Indian Leader Says Hopes For Avoiding Berlin War Brighter

Soviets Mobilize East Berlin Army Under Soviet Hero As West Warning   Order Military Units To Combat Readiness: Koniev In Command

Push Curbs On Refugees   E. German Puppet Regime Moves To Halt Mass Flight to W. Berlin

Predicted During March By Labor Department— Expect Steel Industry Job Increase In Johnstown, Harrisburg Districts

Little Else of Good Cheer... Steel Industry Employment Rise Is Seen in State

Half-Million In State Seek Deer Trophies   Game Commission Fs. timates Size of Herd  at 350.000 for Two. W eek © me

Federal Plan Slowing State Road Network  Claims Action Would d Spur  Folaiiinlishid

Fleet On Way For Rendezvous With Spaceman   Final Plans Made For Rescuing Of Astronaut

HE WANTS TO 00 ALOT MORE  Russian Astronaut Meets With Press, Offers Little Data About Space Flight

Gagarin Ducks Queries About Flight Details   Press Conference Yields Minimum Of Scientific Data

First Space Flier Talks, Tells Little   Fails To Answer Some Questions About His Trip

New Hope For Laos Cease-Fire   Gagarin Meets World Press With Quiet Poise And Self Confidence

A LITTLE LONGER   Session Fails To Clear Up Some Discrepancies  Soviet Astronaut Tells Newsmen Of History-Makina Flicht Throuah Space

Paar's Filming At Berlin Border Creates Furore In Official Washington

Jack Paar Precipitates New Furore  Defense Dept. . Orders Probe rays Ineidoant

. Highly Dangerous’  : ‘Disgraceful . .  Paar Berlin Show Stirs Charges

Senaters Lash Stunt   Pentagon Probes Paar’s Berlin Line Performance

‘No TV Spectacular’ Hands Off Use of Army For Air Lanes,  Paar Show Flayed Russ Told

Aid Program  Put on Shelf 2 Years Ago  House Measure Approved; Senate Failed to Act

s Shorn Faces h' To Require 1:Badges Here   now Hits, Melts Sho. lere Today With To : ‘air Skies Ahead Bad

Report President Has Decided Against  Any Nuclear Test Resumption Now

JFK Against Resumption Of Nuclear Testing   President's Position Set Regardless Of Russian Demands

Kennedy Decides Against Nuclear Tests This Year   Reportedly Hopes to Dramatize ‘the Final Effort’ for. Treaty

Allies Ready Direct Protest To Soviets   A-TEST RESUMPTION NOT DUE THIS YEAR

Despite Russian Demands  Kennedy Opposed to More Atomic Testing This Year

JIX Opposes Return To A-Testing   Doesn't Want To Hurt Case That U.S Ready For Ban While Reds Want Veto

No nuclear tests this yea:   Regardless of Russian stand at Geneva talks

President's Seen Against  61 A-Tests  Reported Opposing pean Rec a ae   Reported Opposing Resumption Now Despite Red Move

Regardless of Soviet Move... JFK Reportedly Against Any N Tests This Year

Kennedy Decides Against Nuclear Test Resumption  Negotiator Going  ack to (seneva

‘Report Kennedy Has Decided Against Resuming Nuclear Testing This Year

Red Attacks Threaten To Shatter Laos Truce Despite Control Group

Reds Force New Stand _ On Testing  U. S. Delegate Warn:   U. S. Delegate Warns Russ Nuclear Tests May Bring Return of Atmospheric Blasts

MAY REVIEW US POLICY ON A- TESTING   Russia Must Not Continue Te Test Weapons At Will, Dean Says   ATMOSPHERIC TEST BAN IS PROPOSED

Fiery Death   Kremlin May Force U.S. To Renew Atom Tests Above Ground

Dean Claims Reds Forcing U.S. on A-Test  May Resume > Explosions  In Abmacshara

U.S. May A-Test in Atmosphere  : - Resumption   Resumption  May Be Forced By Russians

Reds Cannot Be Allowed: Monopoly  Delegate Urges Debate In UN ~~ Ten Beem Tecate:

Dean Tells U.N. Soviets May Not Resume at Will   Says Reds Cannot Become Members of “Atomics Anonymous”; Calls for Ban on All Tests.

Says Soviet Blasts Prompt Policy Change   'U.S., Britain Willing To Sign Nuclear Ban With Russians Now‘

U.S. Must Resume If Reds Persist  U.S. Willin g Now  To Ban All Tests I

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SPEECH ANALYZED  Khrushchev Eased. World’s Tension, Retained Red Goal

Satchmo and Jazz-Loving Thai King Snub Each Other at Swiss Concert

Negotiations Badly Hurt, Asserts Adlai  Says Sorry Record   Says Sorry Record Of Reds At Geneva Has Come To End

Stevenson. Hits Test. Resumption   ‘Not Intimidated’ Says Ambassador, ‘Parleys Difficult’

U.S. May Cur. Cuban Trade   Soviets Rushing (Goods To Aid Cuban Keonomy

Russ Pour Goods Into Cuba  ec... on Pinletar   Seek to Bolster Sagging Morale Over Shortages

White House Considers Ban On Cuba Trade   No Decision Has Been Reached Whether to Go Ahead With Total Embargo.

3 Shipments Reach Havana In 24 Hours   Castro Regime Faced. With Growing Shortaaes

News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Total embarao nondered

No Decision Reached By White House   Failure of Revolt Sharpens Study of Embargo ‘Proposal!

Goods Poured Into Cuba by  Soviet Union   Shipments Point Up Growing Shortages in the Nation

US. Considers Embargo Fab  By President Kennedy, Congressional Leaders

Captured Plane Set For Flight   Trade Of Plane, Boat Ends Long  Negotiations

SVEN;  Swap Started For Hijacked U.S. Aitliner      Cuban Navy Boat To Be Released From Key West.

\After Swapping Notes  ‘Cuba-U.S.A. Exchange Of Plane, Boat Begins

United States, Cuba Get Together For Return Of Plane; Patrol Boat

U. 5. Swaps Patrol Boat For Jet Airliner  Hijacked Plane To Be Flown To Miami

Exchange Is On ‘Today  Of Boat for Jet Craft  U.S... Cuba Will Swap $50,000 Patrol Roat and Hijacked Propiet Plane

EAL Crew  Takes Off  lor Havana Cubans Arrive To  Take Over Vessel As kK “aanaur 7 ... .s 4.

Airliner-Boat Exchange Begun  EAL Crew Leaves For Havana To Fly Back Hijacked Electra

Airliner crew off to Havana   Cubans arrive in Key West for plane-boat swap

Hijacked Plane Returns Today  — EAL Crew Readied To Fly Back Airliner

US. Sends Crew to Retrieve Propjet   Cubans Arrive at Key West to Take Home Stolen Cuban Navy Patrol Boat

Exchange of Airliner and Cuban Patrol Vessel Gets Under Way   May Take Day Or More to Service Passenaer Plane

U.S., Cuba Swap Boat for Plane  Ad Agency Gives Up Claim to Boat

Friane Was Hijacked  U.S. And Cuba Exchange Patrol Boat And Jetliner

Plane, Boat Trade Gets Under Wav   Crew Goes to Havana For. Hijacked Airliner; Cuban Craft ‘Freed’

US., Cuba Get Together Today For Exchange   Swap of Patrol Boat For Plane Arranged

BOATS SWAP FOR AIRLINER ON SCHEDULE   Cuba, U.S. Acting Together On Deal Over Seized Craft

Bang Bureau!  CLEGHORN MAN FINED  a .?. -.k-mn, tox “Laker. Vir.tis.a.*

Romans Escorted Young Jew To Calvary Where He Died 3 Hours Later In Agony

Easter Season Holds Special Significance [For 800 Million Christians Around World

Une Spring moreung In Jerusalem:  Jesus’ Disciples Transformed Overnight 1.930 Years Aac

1,930 Years Ago The Disciples Of Jesus Risked Death To Start A New Religion Throughout The Roman Empire   Not An Allegory.

On The Third Day He Arose "4 : . oS Po “ 7 ee, “For I Am The Resuri -ectton And The Life~’

Xeligion in America .. . Christian Drama  Started to Unfold 20 Centuries Ago   The Crucifixion

Parsons Resigns  As County Agent   Here Since 1952, He Will Go to Manhattan

Utah Sabotage Remains Mystery, but *% Work Believed Done by Professiona

Family of 5 Wiped Out By Stabber  Mental Hospital   Escapee Sought In Vineala N Y

Mental Hospital Escapee Is Sought Killer Wipes Out Family of Five

Maniae Kills Family OF 5,  Flees Scene   N.Y. Police Seek ‘Relative’ From Mental Haspital

Family of Five is Found Slain,  Relative Sought  N.Y. Man. Wife.   N.Y. Man, Wife, Three Sons Stabbed to Death

Preliminary Arms Halt Talks May Resume Sept. 5 In New York For U.S.. Reds

Cold Wave Moves. Into. Muagy Eastern States   Agricultural Experts Arrive In Cuba To Trade

Ohio, Gulf States In Danger  Cold Air Stops Tornado Threats In Great Plains

Theft, Chair Assault Sent ToGrand Jury   Stiff Penalties In Weapons Cases

 Official Raises Question  Should Church Change Anti- Polygamy Rule?

LOOK friere  Complete Coverage  Of SEO Area News   Roadblock To African Christianity Is Church Rule Against Polygamy

{One Wife Not Enough Monogamy Seen Holding \Church Back in Africa

Miami Students Eve City Schools   Township Parents File Petitions

Marine Is Given Rough Treatment  Confined In Building 5’x7’x7’ On Okinawa For Black Marketing

Defense Hits Imprisonment  Of Marine   Attorney Appeals Private’s Conviction In Court-Martial

Around Town  Arlist inspired Lend-Lease Duty Plan Train Ride  Other Loval Tales

Against Communist Expansion   Kennedy Draws Line in South Viet Nam

U.S. Drawing Line Against Red Expansion   South Viet Nam, Thailand Receive Sizeable Aid Hikes

Hope For Laos Not Abandoned JE K Drawing Final Line  Against Reds’ Expansion

Legislature Plans to Quit Tonight; Tax Measure Passed   Operation Costs Rise

With Bongo Vrums  West Coast ‘Cool Cats’ Are Jugged by Honolulu Cops

Features  Today   They’re Cool, Man And On Watkiki Beach With $4.34

Dig This Headline? 2 California Cool Cats Cooling Heels In Cooler

_ beta dae eR  West Coast ‘Cool Cats’ Are Jugged by Honolulu Cops

HOLEY BONGOS!  Cool Cats Cut Coast Scene, Go Broke, Land in Fuzz Pad

Two Cool Bongo Beating Cats Will 1Be Leaving Waikiki For Home Soon

— SNOW PLOWS READY —  White Inaugural Possible   Champagne Freezes

it Has Half The Time Since 1789  Bad Weather May Plague Inaugural

 Weather Bureau Predicts  Snow, Low Temperatue By DAVID D. LEWIS

Chance of Clear Skies Seen...  Snow, Rain Threaten To Damper Festivities

New Jobless Pay Bill Goes To Congress   Solons Will Act On JFK Emergency Subsistence Plan

Reports are Widespread But. . . Kremlin Remains Mum  On Manned Space Shot

Russia Mum on Report of Man-in-Space   But Official Silence Fails to Stifle Speculation

Russia Silent About Manned Space Flight   Official Confirmation Expected In Past 24 Hours Not  Forthcoming.

COUNTY UNIT FOR — RETARDED CHILDREN PREPARES FOR FUND DRIVE IN NOVEMBER

PLAN PROJECTS FOR RETARDED CHILDREN CLASS   NT an OR ee  Fund Drive Plans  Also Discussed At Rarant Maatinge

Two ‘Buddies’ Perish: Private Planes Crash ‘Ends Plans For Reunion

_3_Killed_in- Small Ptane Crash  WAR BUDDIES’ REUNION TRIP ENDS IN DEATH

‘Just Wanted A Ride’, Says Gun Waving Binghamton Man After Airliner Holdup

Nine Seek Mandatory  Drunk Test   ‘Implied Consent Bill Introduced In lowa Senate

. reedom fhiders  omeenenhinentinemantanttoeee a     Supreme Court Refuses To Bai Jackson From Prosecuting

Jackson Can Try Freedom Riders —Court   Bar Refused Pending Travel Segregation Test Case Decision

Inside e® @ @   _ Fermi Award Presented to Bethe  Physicist Doubts N-Bomb Decisive Weapon

Legislation Drafted to Deal With Sky Pirates   Father, Son in Custody After Hijacking Attempt

U.S. Moves To Stop Sky Pirates  Guns Authorized Stiff Penalties - Considered

Congress May Ac To Arm Air Crews Set Prison Terms  Expect Quick Moves   Expect Quick Moves To Curb New Piracy Aaainst US Alrliners

Gun Fight Thrilling As Any on TV   Police, Watchman Battle Burglars In Dark Warehous

JOU Udrotind,  Explosion Causes Poisonous Smog   Chemical Plant Blast  Hosniralizes <0 to v5

Smog Make: Many Sick  In Inman   Fire Spreads Poisonous Smog Over Entire City

Poison Smog Covers Town In Fire. Blast  Between 50 To 75 Are Hospitalized In Wake Of Explosion

Poisonous Smog In S. C. Chemical Plant Fire Sends Many To Hospital

JFK Readies Latin Aid Message  La OME cay Lee Tee   House Group Defers Action On Funds

Castro's Press Denounces Plea By ‘Eggheads’   Bearded Leader” _ Raises Fuss Over Schooner Incident

Assembly Accord On Arms, Space  - Compromise Plans To Launch Talke

His-Little Friend Is Dead.   U. N. Okays Disarmament, Space Peace Negotiations

U. N. Agrees to Compromise in Arms Deadlock   Show of Unanimity Results in Approval on Future Action

Disarmament, Outer Space Rare Show Of Unanimity Noted In United Nations

SPACE PLANS GIVEN OK   Floating Bonds Approved To Avert Bankrupte

Disarmament, Peace in Space Backed by UN   104-Nation Body Drives Toward Holiday Recess

U.N. Okays Plans For Disarmament Talks, Space   Unusual Agreement Noted In Vote Without Debate In General Assembly.

Antitrust Division In Charge  Firms Receive Subpoenas for Raoke Records

Plan action to end strike in Santo Domingo   Claims Total Success

Adenauer s Party OKs  Coalition   Re-Election of © Chancellor Seen

UW Medical Schoo! Dean Asked to Resign, Result of Long Controversy

UW’s Bowers Asked to Quit  Action Is Outgrowth Of Controversy Over Choice of Chairman

61 Crewmen Missing After Tanker Sinks   Seven Survivors Are Picked Up

Scottish Tanker Explodes, Sinks  61 Crewmen Are Missing, 7 Found

Scottish Ship Sinks,. 61 Lost   Tanker Explodes and Goes Down Off Tunisia-Seven Are Rescued

60 Missing In Explosion Aboard Ship   Scottish Steamer Sinks Off Tunisian Coast; Eight Persons Rescued

Blast Sinks Ship at Sea; 63 Perish   Five Rescued, _ “Empty Lifeboats ~ > Found off Tunisia

Big Vessel Goes Down In Minutes  Seven Rescued But One Dies gp oy,

Lincr Exploces: Sixty Are Missing   Light Saved After  Disaster al Sea

60 Fea red Dead; 8 Sur rs Picked Up  semana tegen eee ane ae ernment  SHIP EXPLODES, SINKS

Scottish Lanker Sinks, 61 Missing Seven Survivors Picked  Up From Heavy Seas By British Freighter

61 Lost As Ship Sinks Off Tunisia   Seven Survivors  Picked Up After Scottish Tanker  Explodes

Liquor Law Enforcement  In Inquiry Lawmakers Sharp  In Questioning Of One Officer

Laos Peace Conference Session Cancelled After Cease Fire Violations

Caneel Geneva Meeting After Laos Violations ©   JFIC Keeps A Promise To Greet Tomah Class

Lornadoes Ana Damaging Winds Add New Trouble; Thousands Are Homeless

Major Floods Sweep  Alabama, Mississippi Worse Still Expected   Thousands Are Displaced; Continuing Rains Are Predicted 

Major Flooding Threatens South  Alabama, Mississippi Georgia, Louisiana Hit

Continued Rains To Aggravate Growing Crisis   Tornadoes, Severe Winds Belt Three Other Dixie States

Thousands Are Homeless As Tornadoes and More Rains Lash Southland

Floods Sweeping Southern Areas  Tornadoes Cause of Additional Trouble

Rains Continue ToPlague Area: In Southland   Tornadoes Hit Three States

Floods, Tornadoes, Rains Sweep Through Georgia, Alabama; Many People Forced To Leave Homes

Surging Rivers Rout Thousands In Four States   Montgomery Braced For Possibly Worst Torrent Since 1948

TORNADOES © ADD T0 WOE IN 7 STATES   High Water Routs Thou: sands From H omes; Rain Turtting To Snow, Tornado Warnings Issued.

Tornadoes ‘Also ‘Add: Woes - Baw ; ie  Flood Waters: High : Rains Show No Let-up

Flood Situation Becomes Worse in Southern States   Thousands Are Forced to Flee Homes; Tornadoes Add to Difficulties.

Many Are Homeless Today In Alabama And Mississippi  Tornadoes Strike In South Carolina; No Immediate Relief Seen

4 Southern States Get More Rain   Besides Floods —Tornadoes and High Winds Hit

Flood Threat Growing in 4 Dixie States  Tornadoes Strike   Tornadoes Strike in 3 Places; Many Driven From Homes

Floods Sweey Mississippi And Alabama  Thousands Being Nienlacad in Eaur   Thousands Being Displaced in Four States by Waters

Floodwaters Rising In South As Tornadoes Add To Crisis   Some Want To Drown Flood Refugees In Alabama In State Of Despair, Shock

Red Cross Says 2,800 Families Hit   Tornadoes, Winds. ’ Bring More Woes To Other Sections

South Area. Hard Hit by: Flood, Wind   Thousands Routed: Four States Feel “Bitter Winter Bite;

Tornadoes Add to Woe Of Floods in South   Hattiesburg, Miss., Hard Hit; 6,000  Maved From Homes

Thousands Of Persons Displaced As Rivers Still Rise; Hattiesburg, Montgomery Hard Hit.  ‘TORNADOES ALSO “TRIKE IN SOUTH

Heavy Rains Bring Peril Tn 4 States   * Tornadoes Batter Other Areas With Damage Extensive

Alabama River At 52 Feet   Twisters, Damaging Winds Bring  More Woe To  Deep South

BAD WEATHER FORECASTS CONTINUE   Six Thousand Displaced At : Hattiesburg, Miss.   Cause Damage To Buildings In Alabama, Georgia And South Carolina

Louisiana, Georgia Also  Heavily Hit   2.800 Families Are Affected; Tornadoe: Add To Suffering

NEWS INDEX   SALES TAX ACTION DELAYED  House Working on Deficit Bill

Just A Waste Of Rubles .  Russian Trawlers Seek [Data On Manned Shots

18.500 Acre Basin Blaze Is Controlled   UW ast Pn ERE     Red Ships Watched Both Astronaut Shot:

PITTORE IS ~ FOUND GUILTY   Could Receive Death Penalty For Kidnaping Earl Fifer

Britons Accept ‘Inevitable’ Break  S. Africa’s Walkout Seen As Commonwealth Boost

Break Termed Inevitable:      South Africa Leaves British Commonwealth

Break Accepted As Inevitable By Britons   Country Refuses To Revoke Policy Of White Supremac’

CAUSE: SOUTH AFRICAN WALKOUT Commonwealth Influence In Africa May Be Increased

South Africa Walkout Seen British Boost   Commonwealth Sees Influence Increased  In Africa And Asia

South Africa’s Withdrawal Seen  as Boost to British Commonwealth

FOREIGN MINISTERS MEET NEXT MONTH   Will Discuss “Problems Of Common Inaterest” In Paris,  Snnat-ncman Save

Faces N; Faces Narcotics Charge  ManC harged With Duping Hospital

Opposes R. China Entry   Full U.N. Debate on Red China Question Is Assured

Also Vote To Discuss A-Bombs   Population Growth To Be Studied During Session

U.N. To Air Seating Of Soviet Ally   First Time Issue Before General Assembly

Explosive Question on Floor  Red China Seat Debate Willi Get Priority at UN Session

For First Time  Explosive Red China Seating Question Assured Full Debate

Steering Committee Takes Action After United States Drops Delaying Tactics —— African Nations May Have Balance Of Power — Prevention Of Population Growth Also To Be Studied

Issue Slated In Assembly First Time   Treaty For End Of Nuclear Tests Will Be Debated

Red China Debate on U.N. Agenda   Hem Pui on List First Time: Birth Control Issue Raised.

China Issue Assured of Full Airing   U.S., Soviets Vote Tc Put Entry Question On U.N. Docket.

Full Debate Set For U.N. On Red China  Seating Issue Gets Approval Of Both

Admittance Of Red China To U.N. Before Assembly For First Debate

US., Russ Vote to Put Tt on Agenda   Balance of Power  May Swing Toward

Red China, Nuclear Tests, New UN Secretary Are Big IssuesBeforeUNAssembly

J. §., SOVIETS WANT ISSUE ON AGENDA   see Nations ‘Friendly To Peiping Having Edge  ee es ern  RUSSIANS   Given Setback When Group Vows To Set Up Separate Nuclear Tests Debate

Scheduled for U. N   United States and Soviet Union Stand Opposed on Admission Issue’

U.N. Assembly Ready for Fight Over Red China   Debate Approvec By U.S., Russia For First Time

U.S. okays talks, against admission   Balance of powet in voting rests with Africans

Small Nations May Determine Red China Fate   U. S. Agrees To Put Explosive Membership Issue Up For Debote

Full U.N. Assembly Debate Assured on China Admission  Balance of Power May be In Hands of African Nations

China Issue  Gels Debate   Balance Of Voting Power May Rest With African Nations

Women join in peace fight  Mmac Kannady   Mmes. Kennedy and Khrushchev urge influence

Brazilian Shakeup Continues   Six Die. 6L Stranded When Jet Snaps Cable

Lucky Survivors Have Terrifying Ordeal In Cold   Six Meet Death As Plane Severs Big Tow Line

SIX KILLED WHEN 3 CARS FALL  81 Trapped in Cable Cars Are Rescued

Six Killed When Jet Snaps Tow   Tourists Stranded Up To 19 Hours Or Mont Blanc Range

Rescuers Struggle Through Night To  Save Tourists Stranded in Cable Cars  By Air Accident That Killed Six

Reseue Remaining Tourists Trapped  In Cable Cars Over Alpine Slope

Six Lose Lives 81 Tourists Trapped In Dangling Cable Cars In Alps Are Rescued

Rescuers Save Last Of 81 Tourists Trapped In Cable Cars in Alps   ’Conters Aid Rescue

Weather   Rescuers Remove 81 Tourists Trapped in Aerial Cable Cars   Six Killed When Plane Severs Cabie, Three Cars Fall 500 Feet

Timely Tidings CHIEF. OF POLICE _  CLARIFIES FIREWORKS SITUATION IN IOWA .

HAS ADVICE FOR KENNEDY. TOO Truman Tosses Barbs At His Successor

More East Berliners Escape. To Freedom   71 Rescued Off Jetliner After Skid Into Harbor

Rice Crop Critically Damaged   Will Benefit Rede   Victory for Weeat

Texas Legion Group Plans To Fire Friendly Rocket Shots At Mexico

Bossism Issue Gets Wagner In   Mrs. Roosevelt And Lehman Get Credit For Effective Help

‘Bossism’ Use Helped Wagner  Rocky Might Have Taken The Heat Off

Seven Persons Hurt In Area Road Mishaps   Five In Hospitals; Four Drivers Cited By Highway Patrol

Five Hospitalized In Local Mishaps  Other Accidents Occur in County

See LAWRENCE, Page 2   Saturday's Pancake Feed Is Getting Top City Support

§2 Billion Budget Hike For Defense   Congress to Get New Spending Plan on Tuesday

Kennedy's First State Of Union Message Monday  Republicans Applaud Decision To Outline His Program Early —

Conference Told Administration To Tell Master Plan  Message Is To Be Delivered By JFK In Person To Conaress

—SUMMITS SHOVED TO REAR— Kennedy Plans ‘State Of Union’  Will  0 i Al w<sh VAs... .. I.

STATE OF UNION MESSAGE Kennedy To Carry Program Before Congress Monday

Kennedy Plans Message Monday  Conaress To Hear   Congress To Hear ‘State of Union’

KENNEDY'S MESSAGE ON MONDAY   Goldwater Wants ‘Frontier’ Cost Sent to Public

Set To Give Own Report  To Congress   ‘State Of Union’ Talk To Be Aired At Joint Session

Address Set For Monday By Kennedy   President to Deliver First State of Union Message to Concvress

JEK’s State Of Union Message DueMonday   To Address Joint Session, Assess World,  Home Situation

Congress to Hear Kennedy Monday on His View of ‘State of the Union’

FIRST OF SERIES  State Of Union Message By Kennedy Is Set For Monday

Studies Issues Around World in Parleys With Aides Through Day —Message in Week

President to Read  His State of Union Message Monday   Date Set as Kennedy Meets With Democratic Leaders

State of Union Message To Be Delivered . .  Congress To Hear President Monday

At Joint Session of Congress—  Kennedy's State Of Union Speech Set For Monday

Huddles With Advisers On Global Affairs   Decides There Will Be No Rushing To Summit Meetinas

Cold   President Holds News Parley Tonight  Kennedy to Give Message Jan. 30

NO PRIORITY YET GIVEN PROGRAMS   Special Messages On Legislation To Follow Soon

Foreign Policy Parley Held With Aides   President Agrees With Rusk To Make Use Of Dinlomats .

Kennedy, Aides in Arms Talk  Inspection, Check Proposals Studied

Kennedy Sets State Of Union Message   Climb In Unemployment Reported By Goldberg

Message Wilt Be Delivered Next Week   President Rules Out Any Rush To Summit In Dealings Abroad

 Kennedy Meets Demo Congress Leaders  State of Union Message Set Monday

JEK Message To Congress  Next Monday   Initial Week As President May Feature Views

President In First Message Next Monday  Congress Wants Clear Statement of Cost of The "New Frontier’

GOP Lauds Decision Kennedy Will Give Congres: State Of Union Talk Monday

Specific Date Stil Not Set by President   Outline of Message to Nation Now Taking Shape; Discussions Held With Nation’s Top-Level Officials

Kennedy's Speech Set For Monday  Will Address Congres: On World, Domestic Problems—Receives Newsmen Late Today

Call Joint Session To  Greet JFK   Recommendations To Be Drafted In Senarate Viessaves

Kennedy To Tell State Of Union   President's First Message To Congress Set For Monday Noon

Kennedy Schedules State Of Union Message To Congress Next Monday

JACK TO GIVE  NEW STATE OF UNION MESSAGE   ‘Consults Pa rty Lea der:  Today on Pians For Address Monday.

Message Set For Monday By Kenned™   President To Give His State Of Union Report At 12:30

JFK To Give State of U.S. Message   Conference - Held on Foreign Defense Policy

WEATHER   First For New Chief  Kennedy To Give ‘State Of Union’ Message Monday

President Gives State of Union Report Monday   Separate Messages on Legislative Proposals Will Follow Quickly

JEK State Message On Monday   President Will Address Joint Session Of Congress At 79-97 P VW

Talk Set Next Week To Congress  Demo Leaders To Confer With President

Kennedy Will Set Forth His Assessments In State Of Union Address

Monday Set For Address To Congress  Kennedy To Give State Of Union Message In Person

Conaress Sees Showdown Sure  Solons Fear Berlin Issue To Bring War

Congress Aware Of Danger—  Chance Of War Is Seen In West Berlin Showdown

Rusk Restates US Determination   Debate In Congress Reflects Concern Over Berlin Danaer

See Showdown On Berlin Erupting Into World War   CALLS FOR TERMINATION OF HOUSE COMMITTEE

Congress Ready To Risk War   Sentiment Favors  Firm Berlin Stand

Showdown Looms With Khrushchev   Congressmen Hold View - West Berlin Could Spark : Third World War.

Many Indicate Willingness to Fight . Members of Congress Feel Early Berlin Showdown Likely

World War Possible? _  Congress Underscores Scope of Berlin Crisis

Congress Agrees West Faces Showdown With K. in Berlin  That Could Start World War   West to Step Up Detenses in Support of Berlin Stand

Congressmen Agree U.S. Facing Showdown Over Berlin Issue   Fear Expressed That Problem Could Erupt Into World War

U.S. Faces Early Showdown With Russia That Could Bring On War   Eichmann Claims He Savec 20,000 Jews From Death

WORLD WAR 3 THREAT  Congress Predicts An Early Showdown With Khrushchev On Touchy Berlin Iscue

Sen.Mansfield Says America Lost. Prestige.      lime Free World  Must Keep On Course Despite Red Siecesa

Eight Killed In Crash Near Appomattox   Entire Family Is Wiped Out

Lone UN Member Almost Bankrupt  Strife Tears Congo Into 6 Struggling Units   At the ather end of the eceale 

U. S., British, French Military Commanders Send Sharp Notes To Soviet Commandant Protesting ‘Illegal’ Travel Bans

West Opens Pressure And Protest Drive   Tempers Faring As Brandt Calls Mass Meeting

A Plan To Penalize East Germany For Its Action — Reported Near Agreement

Red troops, tanks flank West Berlin; blockade termed ‘flagrant violation’ —   ad r a . ie : a  Western allies consider plan to block East German economy

Berlin Tension Growing; Mayor Rallies Citizens  Motorists Facing   Motorists Facing New Restrictions On Zone Travel

Allies Protest Red  Actions in Berlin   Plans To Penalize EF Germany Drafted

TRAVEL BAN ENFORCED IN JITTERY CITY   West Pressure Could Include Trade Embarao

Acts as Reds Tighten Block Along Border  “Illegal Measures” Are Charged by Big Three

Berliners Plan Mass Protest. Commies Tighten Ban: West Uses Pressure 

Opens Campaign of Pressure and Profests as Reds Tighten Curbs   ULS., British and French Commanders Send Sharp Notes Against “Nlegal Measures,’ Berlin Mayor Calls for Mass Demonstration

Reds Putting Restrictions On West’s Border Travel AsProtestDrive Picks Up

CAMPAIGN OF PRESSURE   West Military Chiefs Protests Red Activities

West Opens Campaign To Help Beriin   More Orders Filed — To Curb Traffic into And Out of Big City

Term Reds’ Act ‘Illegal’   Mayor Brandt Calls For Demonstration Wednesda,

Reds Tighten Screws; Hold Refugees Back   Tempers Flare; Allies Deliver AAdass Protest

Study Trade Embargoes Against All Red Bloe ‘Most Flagrant Violation’ Ever, Is  Charge: Decree Orders Auto Permits

Communists Add Restrictions As Tempers Mount In Berlin   Against East Germany  Ready For Agreement To Impose Penalties

REDS TIGHTEN SCREWS ON W. BERLIN  West Opens Pressure, Protest Campaian

West Sends ‘Protests To Russians   Travel Measures Labeled ‘legal’; Berlin Mayor Calls For Demonstration

West Opens Campaign of Pressure and Protests  Communists Tighten Screws On West Berlin

As Curbs Tightened On Berlin  Allies Launch Campaign of Pressure

Tempers flare on both sides of new Curtain  or =~ were eT Yr Fe) 6 E rO. FSB GO Saas eT OPT COM Oe ee Pe   U.S., BRITISH, FRENCH PROTEST ‘ILLEGAL MOVE’ TAKEN BY EAST

Guards Fire on Refugees   West's Military Commanders Protest! Closing of Barder

SHARP NOTES SENT SOVIET COMMAND   Hint Trade Embargoes Against E. Germany   Required To Obtain Permits To Drive Vehicles To East Berlin

West Starting Pressure Drive Against Action   Sharp Notes Sent by Military Commanders

Reds Mount Heavy Guard On Borders   West Opens Campaign of Pressure fr Retaliation; Sharp Notes Sent to Russians: Protest Hleaal Measures

Send Sharp Protests to East Berlin   Soviet Commandant Is Accused of Taking illegal Moves.

Notes Claim RedGerman Steps Illegal   Pressure Campaign Launched By West Command In Berlin

WEST SENDS SHARP NOTE OF PROTEST   Tra de Unions Want Action, German Protes- tant Leaders Call For  Caution.

Cool Spell Only Slightly Relieved  Temperatures to Run Well Below Normal

Czechs Help Castro In Gunnery Practice   Cubans Are Reported Tiring of Invasion ~ Warnings; Premier May Announce Aggressor: ‘Frightened Off’ by His Army Strenath 2

Castro’s Due To Claim U.S ‘Scared Off?   Press. Radio, TV Continue To Warn About ‘Invasion’

Castro To Say US. Aggressor: Frightened Off   Must Explain Invasion Scare

WE SCARED THE YANKEES AWAY-FIDEL   ‘Castro Mans Czech Gun In Artillery Practice As  Cubans Tire Of His In * _ yasion Scare.

NAMES STEVENSON ASSOCIATE  Kennedy Completes Filling State Dept. High Command   Castro May Tell People Strength of Cuban Army Scared U.S. Away

Castro ‘Victory Boast Likely   May Soon Tell Nation ‘Aggressors’ Scared

Antitank Artillery  Practices   Invasion From North Warning Losing Force

Castro directing gunnery practice to repel invasion   Signs Cubans tiring of his threats

Cubans Fire On Targets Off Coast   Prime Minister Reported In Personal Direction Of Anti-Invasion Games

Castro Reported Directing Guns © On North Coast   Using Czech Arms In Practice Round

Expect Castro. To Announce U.S. Scared Off   Papers Make Much _Of Navy Maneuvers “Near Guantanamo

Tired of Guarding Cuba’s Ramparts ©   President Gets Accolade  F rom Kennedy and Nixon

‘Invasion’ Wait Tires Cuban Arm   Fidel Seen Ready Fo Tone Down His Ageression Charge

U.S. Frightened, His View  Castro Mav Soon Give  Word Invasion Is Off

Communist Technicians Assisting In Practice On Isle’s North Shore

No Invasion Will Cause His Switch  New Claim Like. ly To Come Friday Niaht

Castro Expected to Report ‘American Aggressors’ Scared by Cuban Strength

Castro Leads Pr ractice Ini  Gunnery On Cuban Coast   Ready To Announce His Army’s Strength Has ‘Scared Off? U.S: Invasion

Defenders Grow Tired Of Waiting  Forlnvasion   Castro Expectec To Say U.S. Aggressors . Scared Away

Cuba Labor Rally Set To Hear Castro   Fidel Slated To Boast U. S. Force Was ‘Scared Off

Castro Directs Gunnery Practice; Cubans Tire Of ‘Invasion’ Alert

Cubans are tiring  of invasion alert’ CASTRO, WITH RED TECHNICIANS, DIRECTING GUNNERY PRACTICE

Czechs Aid Castro Military Forces   Anti-Invasion Training Going On Along Cuba's Northern Coast.

Castro Directs Defense Gunners On North Coast  Communist Officers Aid Militiamen Fire At Taraets At Sea

Cubans Losing Invasion Fears Despite Claims  . Canctant OC nmnbon  ee a a nw   es Din Over ‘Attack’ Failing To Work

Czechs Help Castro  With Firing Practice Cuban Premier Directs Anti Invasion Gunnery on Coast

Czechs Assist Cuban Gunnery Target Firing   Castro’s Militia Brags of Hitting Seaborne Taraet

Briefs... From the Wire   eee Cubans Tire of Waiting Wild Charges Continue

Captive Teenage Gir! And Killer Are Sought   Officers Discount Possibility Others Involved In Slaying

BUT MAYOR, RELATIVES HAVE DIFFERENT IDEAS  Officers Discount Possibility 2nd Youth Involved In Slaying   CONTENTIONS

World (Turn to Page 5)   Rayburn Leaves Hospital For Bonham, Tex. Home

Mr. Sam Returns Home To End Life With Loved Ones  This Is Carrying Out Expressed Wish Of Sneaker Ravhurn

aa Na a a a a a aa a a ag lta eR ss LE RM  SPEAKER GOING TO BONHAM TODAY  Rayburn Trip Set

Navy's Security Chief Is Victim Of ‘Mag’ Story   Replaced After Article Printed

Naval Security Officer Relieved  Gave. Approval to Maaazine — Article

Officer Let Item Pass: Is Demoted   Approved Publication Of Call for Boost To Destroyers.

SUGGESTS BIG LOSS IN REVENUE  solons Check on Amount Of Money Handled by Bookies

Cuba: Charges Intervention In S. America   Going Before UN To Protest US Sending Ships

Where To Find   FPALIAN DAY — TUESDAY AT BRADY'S “ALL YOU CAN FAT?

United Nations:  Test Ban Talks Are Approved      Negotiations Seem Doomed  In Advance

Ask Resumption of East - West Talks On Nuclear Ban   Vote by U.N. Committee O: Resolution Is 67-11; See Little Hope, However.

‘Death ray ready by 1963   Weapon produces beam hotter than 100,000 degrees

Victim Dies 2 Hours After Shotgun Blast   Killers Fire From Auto; Farah Falls In Yard of Home

Choate Fears   Se a A ae  Legislature May Fail To Agree On Remapping

Bill to Pay Ag Land Tax Credits In Full   Would Start At 20 Mills Under Proposal

Claims Nelson Spoils Platform  Says Stand Gives Democrats an Qui

(GOVERNOR SAYS ‘VITAL STEP’,  Senate Gives Water Bill Final Okay

PRAYER ANSWERED... “Honeybun” slated to spend holidays with youngsters

2 Inches Snow Falls Locally   Drifting Snow Paralyzes Traffic Chicago, St. Louis

Vance Packard, Critic, Says:  Flashy Homes Replace Shiny Autos 'As'Snob Appeal’ Methods Revampec

After Agnews Death... Helm Considered Strong Candidate For House Post

Leaves Big Vacancy  Six, At Least, To Seek ‘Seat Of Late Rep. Aanew

King Of   Morocco. Dies Sun.  eh A Dele TTD,   ‘Death A Blow To -Western Nations

KING DIES DURING MINOR OPERATION  Moroccans Swear Allegiance to New Monarch

\PRINCE SUCCEEDS DEAD FATHER  Morocco Royalty Pledges Support. To New Leader

New King Hassan Il  King Mohammed V Dies, Son Succeeds To Throne

Dalton Willing  To Compromise On Gas Tax Hike -Says*He*Would:-Take  One-Cent Boost Now, If It Is Nececcary

Feople In US., Rest Of Free World  Shaken By Russia’s Spaceman Suecess

Norld's Average Man Stirred by Russ space Flight; Joe Smiths Reactions Vary

Soviet Space Accomplishment Seen Big Victory Over U.S.   Men And Women In Free World Shaken By Successful Launching

SPACE MAN WON'T BUY HIS FRIJOLES   Mexican Cabbie Shrugs Off Russian Triumph But Hong Kong Chinese Sees Signs of Doom. :

America’s Friends View Soviet Space Feat As Setback for Us, Boost for Russians

2U.S. Airmen Finish 30-Day Simulated Trin   a a  Money Cannot Buy Time For Snace Proiects   Main Feat Reaction: FEAR

We talk too much. do little   Chinaman’s reaction io Reds beating U.S.

‘Western world shaken  by Red feat   Disappointment, doubt, despair or hope expressed

Reactions Vary:   BCGULIVINS Wal ¥, canara 4  Average Citizen Eyes Spaceman

WORLD REACTION  Most Shaken Or Stirred by Soviet Triumph   Viewed as a Tremendous Victory Over U.S.

ae a ee ee tein aen catia teat teret saan eee ees ee  From London To Hong Kong, Reaction Same: Fear, Hope Doubt

Non-Communist World Shaken: Soviet Space Success Gets Mixed Reaction

\Seen Victory Over U. S. Men and Women of West Shaken by Soviet’s Feat

Reactions to Russ Space Feat Range from High Praise to Doubt Flight Made at All

Two-Bit Fishing Licenses for Oldsters Talked   Ohio Senate Passes Bill To Revise State Conservation Law

Senate Votes Fishing Fee Cut for Aged  25-Cent License Payment, Other

Light Frost   Two-Bit Fishing Licenses for Oldsters Talked   Ohio Senate Passes Bill To Revise State Conservation Law

Ohio May Cut Fishing Fee For Oldsters  “Senate 0. K. % Plan, “Accepts Changes In Commercial Code

Rampaging Rivers Flooding Northeast Iowa Cities   Charles City. Waterloo Hit Hard

Many Flee: Roads Shut By Flooding   Hard-Hit Mason City And Charles City Ficht Water.

Waterloo Expects 19 Foot Crest   Sections of Mason Charles City Hard Hit by Flooding

ENGINE CARRIES TOT ONE MILE  Train Destroys Car; Baby Safe In ‘Miracle

News Boy Keeps Walking Past Nine-Year-Old Helps Repay Christmas Helpers

CLUB REWARDS BOY  Grateful Newsboy Plunks Profits Into Salvation Army Yule Kettle

Honored in Tennessee Newsboy's Pennies to Bring Christmas Cheer to Needy

The True Christmas Spirit Service Club Fetes Newsboy Who Gave Profits to Needy

GENEROSITY REWARDED  Club Honors Newsboy For Givine Profit To Christmas Collection

Reuther Hopes To Avoid Strike At Chrysler   Contract Talks Get Underway

Reuther Says UAW Offer To Aid Talks   Proposal Would Prevent Chrysler Plant Strikes

Reuther Seeking To Finish Deal  Soft-Pedals Talk of Strike at Chrysler

North Carolina Topics  lI Children Hurt Today 1As School Buses Collide

 How It Was ©  SUNNY & WARM OVER WEEKEND — MORE OF  Were Maaseer sem seesrie emana

Junior College Bill Passed by Senate   Measure to Set Up Districts and Provide State Aid Is Sent to House by 24-7 Vote; Opponent Doubts Any New Ones Will Result.

2 SOVIET EMBASSY  OFFICIALS OUSTED    Ordered To Leave Netherlands As Resuit Of Fight With Dutch Police

Joey Jay Pitches Reds To 6-2 Win; Nexf Game In Cincinnati Saturday

nurricane smashes into Texas coast  Naar, SAN ANN flan feam ctviclvan ara   Nearly 500,000 flee from stricken area; hich winds predicted for next 24 hours

Carla Packs Gales Up To 173 M.P.H.   Tides Hit 11 Feet; Over 400.000 Flee  * . TT owne T syTiwrans

Refugees Surge From Coast in Historic Exodus   Flee by Hundreds of Thousands; Highways To North Clonaed

Inland flight of refugees clogs hiways   Half a million escaping lethal winds and tides

Fight Traffic To Reach Satety —————$ $$$  ~ Refugees Remember Past Storms, Flee From Carla‘s Winds

Coasts Lashed By 173 m.p.h. Winds, Tides   Storm’s Full Fury Expected To Strike This Afternoon

173 MPH Winds Lash  Texas, La.   Eye Of Hurricane To Strike Land Sometime This Afternoon

400,000 Flee Coastal Area...  173-Mile-an-Hour Wind: Lash Texas, Louisianc

Most Vicious Hurricane of Century in Gulf Area; Over 400,000 Flee Terrific Wind

More Than 400,000 Persons Flee From Texas, Louisiana Coastal Communities to Escape -Foot  Tides

200,000 Flee Hurricane Path  Road-Clogging _ Masses Move Miles ‘Inland Th Gafaty

Rain, Winds Rake Texas  Coast Area   Thousands Flee As Killer Storm Menaces Cities

Galveston Isolated  Thousands Flee Disaster Areas  Worst Yet to Come; Eye of Storm at Sea

Storms Center Reaches Matagorda As High Winds, Waves Buffet State

{1-Foot Tides Bafter Texas Coast Area   Storm Called Most Severe in State History

400,000 Flee From Fury of Hurricane  173 M.P.H. Winds   173 M.P.H. Wind: And 11-Foot Tides Reported

Galveston Is Isolated By 1l-Foot Waves   173 M.P.H. Storm  Expected To Hit Near Carnue Chrieti

Fleeing From Carla Refugees Are Surging North By Hundreds of Thousands

Carla Routs L ouisianans and Texans   Center of Storm Still at Sea but Tides 11 Ft. High

Coast Cities C ompletely  Evacuated   Farm Loss May Be S100 Miffion

Thousands Flee Texas, Louisiana Coastal Areas As Teriffic Winds, High Tides Hit   COMMUNICATIONS CUT

400,000 Flee Gulf Coast As Carla Batters Area  Wind, Tides, Rain Strike as Hurricane Stands “Games 2 C.. £2 BAe... lw. CL OP. CPt. fe at

11-Foot Tides Flood Coastal Areas; Main Force of Hurricane Still at Sea

Big Storm Contes Still Miles at Sea   173-mile-an-hour Wind Hits Coasts: High Tides Noted

‘Hundreds Of Thousands Fleeing From Carla, ‘Many With All Their Possessions. Even Pet:

123 mph Winds, High Tides Lash Louisiana, Texas  Storm Called Worst In Gulf Coast Area

Carla’ Slams lex. Gulf Coast, 400,000 Flee  _ Hurricane Winds anc sre ope , gfe: g§ oper fF   Hurricane Winds and 15-Foot High Tides — ‘Ratter Shorea 4

ls Termed Roughest Of Century   More Than 400,000 Flee As 150 m.p.h. Wind Lashes Shore.

Hurricane Winds Hit 173 MPH   High Tides Flood Texas, Louisiana; Thousands Flee

Hurricane s leading edge raking coast   Carla positioned 65 miles due east of Corpus Christi

400,000 Flee Path of Storm Stalled in Gulf  Hurricane Likely To Rate as Worst

Winds Roar at 173 MPH   Texas, Louisiana Lashed by Storm; Tides Reach 11 Feat

Shelters Set Up  ~ Second: Wave Of Evacuees Seeks Safety From Storm   -—— A ee ee ee a  ~ Refugees Remember Past Storms, Flee From Carla's Winds

11-Foot Tides Crash Inland; Carla Still Miles At Sea; 400.000 Persons Flee Area   Hurricane's Refugees Clog Roads To North

Corpus Christi Area Pounded by Storm   Estimated 500,000 Flee in Face of Most Intense Winds, Tides in Gulf Coast History; Damage in Millions

Century's Most Intense Storm Drives 400,000 Persons From Their Homes

Lashes Louisiana And Texas Coasts   173-Mile-An-Hour Winds, 11-Foot Tides Batter States; Expect Eye Of Storm To Strike Land Today

Carry Frets and Fossessions — Retugees Clog Roads Fleeing Northward to Escape From Carla

GALVESTON, TEXAS CITY ARE FLOODED   Tides, Winds Lash Louisiana, Texas; Storm Center Stationary 4 Hours In Gulf Off Corpus Christi.

173-Mile Winds, 11-Foot Tides Battering Gulf   460,000 Flee Homes as Record Storm Due to Hit Mainland

15-Ft. Tides Lashing At Two States   Fierce Storm Still Miles At Sea

173-Mile Wind; Center To Hit This Afternoon      Load Up, Flee In Masses   Quick to Flee Cameron,

Tornadoes And Hail Smash Homes  Torrential Rains Cause Heavy  Eloeding

Several Reported Injured; Property Damage Said Heavy   Heavy Rains Drench Many Areas of State Early Wednesday

Hope Fades  For Rescue   Heavy Seas Hampering  Salvaging Operations -

No ‘Sign of Life Left in Tower   Abandon Search of Area, Center . Efforts on Salvage Operations

For picture of Texas Tower, please turn to page 3 in this edition of the NEWS.

Salvage Operations Begin Little Hope Remains For Tower Personnel

Tower Has No Signs Ot Lite   One Body Found, Second Sighted et TE maet Eee Se

GIVE UP HOPE FOR SURVIVORS IN RADAR TOWEF   a arate  Steel Legs Bent By Waves, Captain Had Delayed Evacuation,

No Sign Of Life Reported From Missing Tower   Tappings Gave Hope Traped Men Were Still Alive

Reaches Sealed Crew Quarters,  Gets No Answer All 28 Now Feared   All 28 Now Feared Dead in Atlantic Tower Collapse

AbandonHopeFor28 Men Missing When Tower Fell: Tappings Fade, Then Stop

No Lite Sign Reported at Sea Tower   Salvage Workers Fight Icy Waters To Broken Hulk

Little HopeHeld For 28  On Tower   Divers Seek To Reach Broken Hulk

None Left Alive In  Texas Tower" Tomb”?   No Response To Diver’s Tapping

Hope Fades: For Men On ‘Tower Hulk   Rescuers Continue Salvage, Diving ~ Work In Icy Seas

Navy Diver Gets No Response to Taps On Side of Storm-Sunk Radar Tower   Rescuers Continue Grim Effort in Open Atlantic

No Lenger Any Hope ForMenOnRad arlower      Train, Truck Collide: Eight Persons. Killed-

Hope For Survivors On Tower Fades-- Rough Waters Halt Attempt At Rescue

Underwater Signals Fade Away   Rescuers Attempt To Salvage Huge Radar Station

Signs Of Life Vanish From Texas Tower  Salvage Rescue Work Continues:   Salvage Rescue Work Continues; Abandon Search

No Life Indicated InTowerWreckage   Sea Search of Area Abandoned: Salvage Operations Continuing

Report “No Sign Of Life’   Diver Reports  No Response To Taps On Side Of Sunken Structure

No Signs Of Life Found By Salvage  Workers On Tower   SFARCH ABANDONED

Hope Fades for Any Survivors In Radar Tower   Diver Taps on Sunken Personnel Quarters, But Gets No Response

All Men In Fallen Tower  Feared Dead   No Further Sign Of Life Detected From Wreckage Of Radar Tower Which Crumpled In Sea.

No New Life Signs  From Sunken Tower   Central Halts All GCT Trains Due to Pickets

On Inside Pages   Little Hope for Tower Crew...  Foul Weather Forces Suspension Of Rescue

Hope Fades For Men On Tower Hulk  Rescuers Continue Salvage, Diving   Rescuers Continue Salvage, Diving Work In Icy Seas

Hope Fades For 28 In  Texas Tower   Tapping Sounds Cease Below Sea

‘Sea Search For 28 Men Is Stopped   Officer In Charge Delayed Order For’ Evacuating Tower

Tower Rescue Attempt Halted By Rough Seas  Doubt Expressed Any Men Will Be Found Alive

Divers, With Hopes Fading, Battle Icy Waters to Reach Radar Tower

No Hope Seen For Tower Survivors  Twenty Six Men Reported Missing,

Sunken Tower ls Found To Be Void Of Life   Salvage Workers Hear No Sounds From 28 Men Aboard

HOPE FADING FOR 28 MEN IN ATLANTIC   Divers Fight Icy Seas, Time In Try To Save Towermen

MlLIle mope Jor 26 MCI...  Skin Divers Probing  For Tower Survivors

GIVE UP HOPE AS SIGNALS CEASE   Divers Attempt To Reach Structure Sunk In Sea   RESCUE ATTEMPTS   Spurred By Tappings And Sound Of Voice: Signs Of Life Then Die Out

Sunken Tower Victims Dead, Is Indication   No Further Sign of Life Reported by Salvage Crews

Fear 28 Men Have Died Beneath Sea  Sea Search Ends As Coast Guard

Diver Reports ‘No Response’ to Tower Taps  Give Up Hope for Survivors in Tower Mishap

Hope Fades For Tower Victims   Diver Reaches Radar Island Hulk; No Response To Tans

Divers get no response te favs on sunken tower   Grim rescue affort aided by scores

Diver Gets No Answer To His Taps on Side of ~ Storm-Sunk Sea Tower

Hope For 28 Fades  No Sign Of Life At Sunken Tower, Rescuers Report

Heavy Seas Force Suspension Ot Rescue Operations At Site Of Sunken Tower

No Indication of Life In Wreck of Tower   Salvage and Rescue Efforts Centered on Disaster Site

Tappings Cease As Hope Fades For 28 Missing  Another Body Was Ci ahead] kok i aek

PEACE TALKS SNARLED  Communist Pathet Lao Charges U.S. With Ceasefire Violations —

Junta Leader: to Iryto Sell Regime to U.S,  ‘Korean Has No Invitation to Visit:

Junta Head Plans For U.S. Visit   South Korean Revolt Leader To See Kennedy

Korean Chief Plans U.S. Visit   But Washington Cool On General’s Move

South Korea Leader Plans Trip To U.S.   American Officials Appear Cool On His Trip To Washington

S. Korea To ‘Sell’  Its Program   Washington Cool To Leader's Plans For Trip

Plans Visit With .Kennedy--Leader Of Korean Revolt To Try For U.S. Backing

Korean To Visit With JFK Soon   Chang Will Try To Sell Regime To United States

§. Korean Chief To Visit U.S.   Hopes To Secure Support for Regime

U. S. Cool To Seoul  Y _ Sales Try Capital Denies Bid to Premier

Revolt Leader To Visit U. S.  S. Korean General t Trey tn ‘Sall’ Ranime

Action Taken To Consider New Program   Rayburn Has Plan. To Save Face By. Enlaraing ‘Comrnittes

Debate Cutoff (Question Sent ToCommittee   Issue Sidetracked By Vote Of 50-46; Blow To Liberals

On The Inside   Releases Funds To Aid Keonomy  JFK Asks Legislative Speedup

Kennedy Pushing More Funds Into Nation's Economy  Action Termed Necessary to Aid   Action Termed Necessary to Aid In ‘Very Serious’ Unemployment

KENNEDY PUTS MORE MONEY INTO ECONOMY   President Hits Back At Critics Of Attemots to Sour Business

ARKANSAS WEATHER   Kennedy Sizes Up Economy Problems, Issues Warning To Reds

Kennedy Plans More Federal Spending To End Serious Problem’ of Jobless

Terms Problem ‘Very Serious’: Tells Russia Not To Try to Destroy U.N.

Kennedy Warns Soviet To Stay Out of Congo   Prods Congress for Action to Boost U. S. Economy

Hits Crities Who Ignore Recession   President Orders Federal Spending To Help Jobless

JFK Pumping MoreU.S. Funds Into Economy   President ‘To Combat’ Very Serious Problem Of Unemployment

Kennedy Pumping More U.S. Money Into Economy To Spur Employment      Rod Cedille Support Rebel Chiel In Congo   Bombs Upset Cuban Peo-Lumumba Meeting

More Federal Funds Going Into Economy   Kennedy Hits Back At Those Claiming There's No Slump

Federal Money Used To Combat Unemployment   President Prods Congress On Ecenomic Issue; Also Warns Soviets To Stay Out Of Conse

Cites 8.5 Milfinn Unenployed Reeession Is Real Kennedy Tells Nation

JFK Pumping More  Cash Into Economy Hits Back at Those Who Deny  Thera le Za DaAanccirAn

Prods Congress. To Act.  Kennedy Hits At Solons Who Say.’No Recession’

Prods Congress To ActSpeedily On Legislation   President Warns Russians Against Congo Intervention

President Hits At Republican Critics of Plans   Warns Soviet Against Congo Intervention

Kennedy Tells of New Steps; Warns Soviets Aaainst Intervention in Congo

Moves Made To Combat  Joblessness.   President Pledges Continued Support For U. N. in Congo

Kennedy Slaps at Critics Who Say Nation Is Not Suffering ‘Recession’

Kennedy Speeds Economic Steps;  Warns Russians President Chides  _Critics of Moves _

SEEKS ACTION TO SPUR U. §. ECONOMY   Reviews Steps To Speed Business Recovery  SERVES NOTICE   On Soviets To Desist From One-Sided Intervention In Congo Situation

Washington:  More Money Will Go Into US Economy  Kennedy Prods   Kennedy Prods Congress Toward Faster Results

Warns Soviet On Congo Kennedy Pumps More Money Into Nation 's Economy

PRODS CONGRESS TO ACT QUICKLY EAA  Kennedy Hits Back At GOP Critics Who Contend TherelsNoRecessior

Blunt Warning Given Russians  Kennedy Pumps Federal Funds Into Economy

Hits at No-Recession Critics  Move F ast, JFK Urges  Coneress, Warns Reds

 “2 Steps Up Spending  Hands Off Congo, Kennedy Warns   —  ‘Series Starts March 7 Labor Meetings Set To Rally Kennedy Backing

Kennedy Pushing More Funds Into Nation's Economy   Action Termed Necessary to Aid  In ‘Very Serious’ Unemployment

France Plans To Disband 2. Foreign Legion Units : In Crackdown On Rebels

End Is Seen For Backers  Of Revolt   French May Disband 2 Legion Regiments For Alaerian Move

Civilian Arms Snatched In Algiers Raid  2 Foreign Legion Units That Backed Revolt To Disband

France May Crack Down  On Rebels   May Dishand 2 Legion Units Aiding Mutincters

Seize Hidden Algeria Arms   Two Foreign Legion Regiments That Back Revolt May Soon Be Disbanded

Legion Regiments May Be Dishanded  Loyalists Round Up Weapons in Alaeria

DeGaulle’s Algeria Plan In the Clear  , 3 Generals . Still in Flight

De Gaulle May Oust Foreign Legion Units   Two Regiments That Supported Revolt Face Disbanding

5,0 000 Arms Arms Rounded Up   DeGaulle Regime May Disband Two Rebel Regiments

De Gaulle To Disband  Regiments   Part of Famed Foreign Legion May Be Broken Up As Result of Army Revolt

France May  Disband Two Rebel Units   Soldiers, Police Round Up Weapons

Emporia Weather   Two Tough Foreign Legion Units May Be Disbanded Soon

‘Disbanding of French Legion Units Possible   7 Arms Rounded Up By Algiers Police

Algerian Homes Combed For Arms  Two Tough Foreign Legion Regiments  May Be Disbanded

9,000 Arms Rounded Up  In Algeria   Weapons Hidden By Civilians; Three Generals Hunted

IN WHICH 78 PERISHED Probers Seeking Cause  Of Tragie Plane Crash

US. Probes Plane Crash Fatal To 78  Officials Seek To Learn Cause Of Fiery Plunge

All On Board Airliner Killed Near Chicago   20 Children Among. Victims In Worst Commercial Traqed:

Worst One-Plane Disaster FBI Probing Air Crash Fatal to 78 in Chicago   Whole Families Perish When Airliner Crashes

On Inside Paqes   At big Havana haily . . . Castro to Use May Day  To Proclaim Red State

b  { Third Candidat Jobless P ay Bl ito Wa  Due Fast Action 4 Commissone

Jobless Pay Bill Sure of  House Passage   Leaders of Both Parties Support Measure

Fast Action Urged On Aid for Jobless   Speed Passage of Emergency Aid for Illinois Unemployed

House Leaders Urge Quick Passage of Jobless Benefits   Rep. Mason May Try to Kill Proposal; GOP Has Reaffirmed Their Stand

Curb Slaughter, Nelson Pleads  Declares Holiday Traffic Emergency

, ‘Outrageous staughter  Governor Declares State Traffic ‘Emergency to Reduce Accidents

CITY STARTS 61 CLEANUP DRIVE TODAY   Mayor’s Committee 'To Honor 3 W. Siders

Depressed ‘Area Bill  Introduced   Measure Assigned Top Priority For Action In Senate

LAUVRENS Sw 23 wov 176! MRS EMMA Frelb   Funeral services. held Tuesday for Mrs. Emma Field

Is State Politically Corrupt?  Right Or Wrong, It'll Be Interesting Debate

City Commission _ ARNE aI NRE SA Aa YE RARE NRO ORNS  Closes Year With Cash Balance Of $16,062.93

Three Persons Hurt in Eight Auto Mishaps  Seven Occur in This Vicinity; Arrests Made of Four Drivers

Seek OK In France, Britain   Report Adenauer, Kennedy in Accord On Berlin Plan

Soviet Position On Berlin Is Called The Key  Kennedy, Adenauer   Kennedy, Adenauet End Talks, Look To France, Britain

Kennedy, Adenauer Hope Britain And France Will Agree Over Berlin Talks

Hope for French British fo Agree  Negotiating Policy I< Set for Berlin

Adenauer, JEK Agree On Poliey   Hope For Fast Approval By British, French

No Basic Changes In Berlin Status  ‘Agreement Sought ~With Britain, France

Adenauer and Kennedy Seek Allies Support   2 Leaders Agree On Concessions To Communists

2 ELEMENTS INVOLVED IN POLICY   Agree Opening Of East Berlin Mabor Factor

Congress Closing; Look Toward Home   Still in Hopper Is Foreign Aid Bill Bu Adjournment Expected by Saturday

Congressmen Hope to Quit By Saturday   Foreign Aid Money Bill Big Hurdle; Study Compromise

Success Seen For J.F.K. Postal Schoo! Program   Tough Time On Tax, Tariff, Medicare

CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES: TO FACE STIFF FIGHT  Congress Expected to Hike Mail Rates in 1962

Postal Rates to Increase  Panny PB aica   Penny Raise  Expected; JFK Tariff Program Foces Trouble

When Congress Convenes  Postal Rates, Aid To Education And Tariffs Among Major Issues

If SEATO Sends Troops Into Laos Peiping Will Do Likewise   Red China’s Foreign Minister Makes Threat While In Indonesia

SEATO Gets Threat From Red Minister   Chen Yi Says China Will Also Send Men Should Alliance Act

New Korea Pledged If Army Sent   Peiping Foreign Minister Concludes Visit to Indonesia

Red China Warn: SEATO Against [Move Into  aos   Hands West a Threat To Turn the Country Into Another Korea

Will Send Troops to Laos If SEATO Does   Foreign Minister Chen YI Issues Strong Statement

Ways If Lroops Of SLALO Sent To Laos Then China Will Send In Troops Also

Threaten ‘horea’ in Laos   Red China to send troops if SEATO does

jFK Sets Visit With De Gaulle   Red China Threatens Second Korea If Troops Enter Laos

It Will Send Troops If SEATO Does   Foreign Minister Winds Up Visit in Indonesia

Threaten To Send Troops If SEATO Does   Propose Laotion Factions Be Allowed To Settle Struggle

West Faces New Threat  From China   Would Make Laos Another Korea If SEATO Uses Force

a  China Holds War Threat Over West  Reds Say Crisis   Reds Say Crisis Could Build to ‘A nother Korea”

Red China Threatens War If SEATO Sends Troops To Strife-Torn Laos Kingdom

Laos Dangers Increase With China’s Threat   Red Chinese Say They Will Send Troops Inte Strifetorn Country If SEATO Nations Do.

Statements On Visit to Indonesia   Will Send Troops To Laos If SEATO Sends Soldiers

Laos_ to Be come Another  hore a        ma ana en nnn nner rer  Red China Holds Threat Over West On Laos Crisis

INVASION TO BAR SEATO   Foreign Minister Chen Yi Announces Peiping Will Send Troops If Laos Gets SEATO Aid.

SEATO GIVEN EDICT; LAOS AREA GRAVE   Peiping Minister Threatens Use Of Red Saldiers

CHINESE THREATEN ASIA GROUP   Commies Say They'll Make Laos New hore: If SEATO Intervenes

Warns SEATO Laos Will Be Another Kore  ge...t .§ wb... we   Marshal Chen Yi Ready To Combat Invasion By West

Warning From Red China      arming From Red China     Troops Will Enter Laos If West Does

May Turn Laos Into Another Korea -- Red China Voices Threat To West

Another Korea Is Threatened Today lf West Sends Troops To Laotian Area

Reply Made To SEATO. By Minister   Communists Also  ~ Would Send. Force. Marshall Warns

Red China Ready for  Laos Action   Will Send in Troops if West Uses Military

Red China Holding Threat Over West Of Another Korea   Communists Ready To Send Troops Into Laos If SEATO Uses Force

WARNS SEATO TO STAY OUT OF NATION   Would Send Troops Into Strife- Torn Kingdom  CITHATION   Described Still Extremely Serious By Prime Minister Of Malava

Will Send Troops If SEATO Does   Britain and Russia Work On Cease Fire Plans

NO GROCERIES UNTIL JUNE  Jobless Miner First Food Stamp Applicant

Miner Idle 5 Years Is First  McDowell J obless Line Up To Sign For Food Stamps

2 In City Seen Affected 33 County Aspirants Told Petitions Appear Faulty

Ambassador Harriman Reports ‘Confidence’ In New U. S. Leadership

Jury Raps Cobb $40,000 For. Elections Libel   - Union Contract Negotiators Say ‘No’  Geyer Propose Wage Cuts

Auto Workers, Industry Come To Grips With Issues That Mean Work or Strike

Chrysler Corp. Proposes Cut in Starling Wages   Union Leader Gives Flat ’No’ to Idea in Industry Negotiations

Auto Firms, UAW Come To Grips Today   Issues Could Lead To A Strike—Union Is  After Higher Wages And Fringe Benefits

Bread and Butter Issues Wages, Benefits Pose  Problem in UAW Talks

UAW Ties Pay Boost Demand To Living Cost   Union and GM Come to Grips on Issues; New Benefits Asked

Chrysler Proposes Wage Cut UAW Responds  With ‘Flat No’ In Talks

Jury Raps Cobb Elections Libel      :  Union Contract Négotiators Say ‘No’  Chrysler Propose Wage Cuts In Limited Classifications

UAW, Auto Firms Debate Basic Issues  ee sh @_ gg ww oP   Strike Possible Sept. 1 if Aareement Is Not Reached

GM-Union Talks Encounter Snag,  Strike Threatens Wages, Benefits   Wagey, Benefits Cause Impasse In Negotiations

Wage Cut Is Proposed by Auto. Maker  Chrysler Wants . To Slice Scale On Certain Tobs

Wage and Salar Cuts in Some Jobs Are Asked   Chrysler Proposal Is Answered by ‘No’

Auto Union's Bread-Butter Demands Aired   Hard Bargaining Sessions Open in Vital Industry

UAW Demands May Bring Strike to Auto Industry   Norge Employes  Accept Terms

(Ceoprighted 1960, A Nationa Council of Charches Religio: Features)

9-YEAR-OLD- WRITES CHRISTMAS STORY ‘All Motels Filled Up ‘So They Rented Stable’

‘M acapagal Far Ahead  Little Doubt He'll Win Election In Philippines

Macapagal Has WideLead Over Carlos P. Garcia For President Of Philippines

Filinino Veep Leads in Poll  President Garcia   President Garcia Appears Defeated

Macapagal Piles Up Lead in Vote In Philippines   Exultantly Says "We Made- It’

Vote Defeat For Garcia Shaping Up   Philippines’ President Appears Unseated By Macapacal.

Philippine Vice President Leads  . ee P r : * T Macapagal Piling Up Insurmountable Lead  In President’s Race

Macapagal takes big leac   President Garcia trails in election in the Philippines

Macapagal ‘Appears To  Be Winner   Garcia Refuses To  omy ggg      Garcia Refuses To Concede:; Hopes Lat Returns Will Be His

Space Flight Is Depending On Weather   Decision Will Be Made Early This Morning

Nixon Hits Kennedy's Cuba Policy   Says Democrats Not Bold Enough To “Finish Jo)”

Nixon Gives Verdict on Cuba: Don’t Start Things Unless Ready to Finish

_ First Post-Election Speech Nixon Punches at Kennedy’s  Handling of Cuba Situation

PRO RAPpeld vays Mothers Not Helping Families Become  Physically Fit as They Are Themselves

i ;   American Mothers Blamed for Lack ‘Of Physical Fitness in Youths Today

American Mothers Blamed for Lack Of Physical Fitness in Youths Today

S8O4 Million Measure Depressed Area Aid . Bill Delayed In Senate

Twin Lakes Board Votes to Use McGutfey  Rothwell Charged  cal, JP ot ectn polation!   Rothwell Charged With ‘Dictatorship’ In Seeking Removal

Reds Erecting Traffic Barriers  On Autobahn  Move Vialates   Move Violates Pact on Allied  Access to Berlin

Rockefeller And Truman For Kenned\   Support His United Front Effort In Face Of Red Threat

‘ROCKEFELLER AND TRUMAN BACK KENNEDY AGAINST COMMUNIST THREATS IN CUBA, ELSEWHERE

U.S. Unity Urged By  Governor   Kennedy Mays Plans To Wreck Cuban Castroism

Confer on Red Menace Rock Asks All Back Kennedy   Top Official Disagrees CIA Blundered on Cuba

JEK Seeks UnitedFront AgainstRed:  Ween Seemann   Wins Support Of Rockefeller In Campaion

Kennedy Gets More Support In Cuba Moves  Rocky Confers With a> reps MSE Pn   Rocky Confers With President as Truman  Talks With Johnson

Kennedy Gets Endorsement  Of Cuba Stand   Rockefeller, Truman Support ‘United Front’ Against Communism

MPs Rescue Official, Wife Held By Reds   Armor Rolled Up To Border Point But Not Needed

Seachers Find Second Body Disposed By Carnival Worker:   Mistreated Children

Liverpool Tax Faces 4th Vote   Trades, Labor Group Submits Petition

23 Petitions Ask Vote On  Income Tax   1,187 Signatures Obtained By Trade: And Labor Council

Prefer Work On Jail Farm At $3-a-Day  Another Unit Begins Bus Trip Today

Inside...   Fines, Suspended Terms  Jackson Judge Convicts 17 Additional Freedom Riders

Nehru Appeals For Search Of An Agreement   Claims Border Must Stay Same

Index   Grandiose Plans Revealed eens  Hoffa Touts Self As Czar Of All Workers

Four Members in One Family Are Killed \As State Traffic Takes Heavy Toll Aaain

Daystrom Merger Is Revealed   Stronger Position Seen For Heath Co.

10 YEARS IN PRISON END FOR McCANN  Red Chinese Release Gravely Ill American

Prisoner 10 Years  McCann Freed By Reds Reaches Hong Kong In Grave Condition

MeCann Reaches Free World  *x * * * * * * * * * * * * x   American Returns After Decade In Red Prison

Communist China Frees American ©   LIES ON STRETCHER   Finch, Tregoff Vow To Fight Sentence   FINCH SHEDS TKAbe

TEN YEARS IN COMMUNIST CHINA PRISON  nen ect mete cer eect Eee  McCann Freed, In Grave Condition

Little People Gather in Capitol To Solve Little and Big Problems

Midgets And Dwarfs Meet  Little People Of America  Confer On Big Problems

Little People Gather Midgets, Dwarfs Meet  For Capital Convention

Midgets and Dwarts of America—  The Little People Meet to Help Each Other in Solving Problems

Jay Youth and 4 Others Killed As Toll Jumps   Crash of Pickup Near Grove Fatal

Kennedy, MacMillan Confer Agree Geneva Deadlock On Laos Broker As Result Of Talks With Khrushchey

JFK, Macmillan View One Point By K as Favorable   Good News For SelfFmoloved

Khrushchev Agrees On Cease Fire   Kennedy, Macmillar Reaffirm West's Stand On Berlin

U. §., Britain Reaffirm Stand In Berlin Issue   Kennedy, Macmillan Note That Khrush Agreement Could Break Deadlock.   Express Hone

End to Russ Deadlock on Laos Hinted   Macmillan Talks End President's Tour of Europe

Final Polio Clinic Tomorrow — Are You Just 3/4 Shof?   Because Of Summit Meet   —e ee SO NE AOA EEF EEE ULF AU  JK, ‘Mac Agree Laos Hopes Higher

Leaders Issue Report On London Meet.   Strong Stand In Berlin Against Reds Is Promised

Governor Studying Appropriations Bill  Legislative Session     Coming To Close ©

/DISALLE SCANS BUDGET ‘Legislature Hoping To End Session Next Week

Ohio Assembly To Work for Another Week  House’s Calendar Clear, but Senate

Ohio Assembly To Work For Another Week   House's Calendar Clear, But Senate Faces Big Backlog

ADAM LOOKS at Eve today on page 4.   SOLONS BEGIN WORK State Spending Bill Starts Rocky Trip

U.S. Attitude Is Castro Must Go Before Diplomatic Relations Can Be Restored

Weather Forecast   US Not Expected To Bargain With  Castros Regime

Fidel Must Go Before Cuban Relations Can Be Restored   Stars and Stripes are Taken Down From U.S. Embassy In Havana

Hidel Must Go If Break ls To Heal   U.S. Looks To Other South Americans To Sever Relations

Latin Nations Feeling Impact   Believe Fide! \‘ust Go To Restore Cuba Break

U.S. Discount: K's Guarantee For W. Berlin  Cites Soviet’s Threats to Use Force

US. Accuses Khrushchev Of ‘Undermining’   Recent Threat Of Force Against U. N. Decisions Cited.

U.S. Economy Target JFK Orders Secret Probe ‘On Consequences Of War

Berlin Crisis Stirs War Impact Study  Government Clamps Tight Lid Q0n Information of Pracram

_Ote ro Votes Mentioned  ‘Mentoya To Continue ‘Recent Election Contest

Kennedy May Delay Shift in Foreion Policy   Needs Breathing Spell To Get in Shape for Major Negotiations

Must Have Breather on Policy  Kennedy to Need Time Before Soviet Talks

—<SEO News"  BEHIND PAGE 1   Kennedy Expected To Avoid New  Foreign Proposals Until Summer

New Administration Needs Breathing Period To Get Foreign Policies Ready

Rules Committee lincrease Approved ‘By House Democrat:   Kennedy Unlikely To Seek Early Talks With Soviets

Need ‘Rireathing Space’? New Administration  To Review US Policy

40 ONO pe. POUeIS?: :  JFK Crew Needs to Catch Breath on Foreign Policy   W. Berlin “Vulnerable”  K Hurls New Threat fo. Sian German Peace Pact

Leader to Helm  In Korean Junta   Premier Chang Resigns At Cabinet Meeting

Gen. Pak Dumps Chang As South Korean Boss; 40 Officers Are Retirec

South Korea Shakeup Put: Pak In Power   Chang Is Dumped As Premier, Head Of 28-Man Junta

‘Military Strategist Takes Control jn South Korea, Throws Out Premier

WN MT. VERNON SATURDAY:  Here Is Schedule For :  Christmas Party In Sky

DFL Chief Asks Data on Joyce   Wants to Know About Suspensior From Job in ‘36

Miss Taylor May Be ‘Out of the Woods’ Today, Says Doctor; Recovery Is Rapid

Tshonibe C ontrol Lost;  Says U. N. C ommander        White Mercenaries Reported, Coritinuing Fightin War-Torn. Katativa Province

COMMANDER OF UN TELLS TRUCE EFFORT   Reports Mercenaries Have Taken Over From Tshombe   PROTESTS FOE’S USE OF “DIRTY” TACTICS

Tshombe No  Longer Runs Katanga War White Mercenaries  Acting for Finaneia Interac te TIN @awe

Bandits Hold Up 3  Stations   Harrisburg Robbers Believed To Be Escapees From Towson. Vid Tail

CORNERED IN ALLEY AS HE FLEES SCENE   Austin Cops Respond Quickly To Owner's Call For Help

CHARGES BY CUBA REFUTED BY U.S.   Z  This Country Not Training In  yasion Forces; Staternents “Totally Unfounded”

Cuban Invasion Charges Denied By US Officials   Foreign Minister Accuses Country Of New Attacks

——EE——eEE—E—EE—EE—E———— Ta ae  Wife of TV. Star Found Dead at Home

Wife of Dave Garroway Is Found Dead   Apparently Dies Of Overdose of Barbiturates

‘Mysterious Circumstances’ Dave Garroway’s Wite Dies;  Cause of Death Unknown

Mrs. Garroway round Dead In N.Y. Apartmen   Mysterious Circumstances

Mrs. Garroway Found Dead   Death of TY Star's: Wife Blamed on Drug Overdose

IS Negroes Are Denied  Admittance gare, fee. , § Sees ee  Sa wtoaeteae ss 2   To 1 Mississippi County Schools: Out for 2 Months

TUESDAY S$ $4N ANTONIO TEMPE RATIRES   Sales Tax Included In Revenue  Shaky Gas Item Kept In Bill

Huge Spending Bill Is Also Approved.   Levy To Hit Sales Over 25 Cents; New Session On Teachers Pay Due

Oe ee eee eter enennesee etna  Officialof ACo f Engi neers Predict Resurvey of River in Two Years

Evacuation Plan Saves 100 La Crosse Hospital Wing Gutted by Fire

UN Sounds. Hope for Unified Congo   US Consulate in Elisabethville Raided Mobs Stone US Embassy in Brussels

Britain Cancels Bombs for U. N.   Won't Send Them to Troops in Katanga Until Policies in Congo “More Clear”.

U.S. Offices in Congo, Belgium Raided, Stoned   U.N. Chief Contends Tshombe Loses Power

SAY TSHOMBE HAS LOST POWER   Claim Mercenaries Of For eign Interests In Charge  U, 5, BUILDINGS   In Elisabethville, Brussels Raided And Stoned By Demonstrators

Mobs Raid Two Foreign  US Offices   Klisabethville. Brussels Scene Of Stonings

U.S. Consulate Raided, Embassy Stoned As U.N. Throws Out Conso Peace Feelers

New U.N. Peace Bid Offered   Believes Tshombe  ts Losing Control

‘24 PAGES TODAY   U.S. Consulate In Elisabethville Raided By Mobs

Pro-Katanga Mobs Attack U.S. ——  ptiongy Mer  ir po erage nen ee ee

Stones Fly At Embassy  In Brussels  U. N. Makes Peace Overture to End  Beals tn CAnan

‘Tshombels Losing His Grip: Note  Mercenaries Are   Mercenaries Are Seen in Control

Offices of U.S. Are Assuiled   One Consulate Js Raided; Embassy Stoned

U. S. EMBASSY STONED Mercenaries Reportedly In Control Of Katanga

White Mercenaries Direct Fighting; Tshom be Control Over Province Said Ended

White Mercenaries Head Operations In Katanga   Edge Of Disaster  Peace Plan Fails In Dominican Republic

Mobs Raid U.S. Consulate in Elisabethville, Stone Embassy in Brussels

Katanga Peace Sought  U. 8. Consulate   U. S. Consulate Raided by Mobs; _ Aims Told

As UN Makes Peace Bid... . Mobs Raid Consulate, Stone U. S. Embassy

U.S. Consulate Invaded By Katangan Mob   American Embassey In Brussels Stoned; UN Shuns Peace Bid

Pro-Katanga Mobs Attack U.S. Buildings   White Mercenaries Said in Command Of Tshombe’s Forces

Mobs Raid 2 American  Consulates U.N. Head Says  Mercenaries  Lead Katangans

Mobs Attack U.S. Consulate   Katanga Youths Smash Windows; Embassy in Brussels Is Stoned

Late Bulletin   AS CONGO CRISIS RAGES  Mobs Raid U. S. Consulate

Mobs Raid U.S. Consulate In Elisabethville Sunday, Stone Embassy In Brussels   CAN’T STOP FIGHTING

U. S. EMBASSIES ARE STONED UN Commander Says Mercenaries Directing Warfare Now Not Tshombe   Foreign Ministers Meet  Congo Placues Talks

Mercenaries Taking Over In Katanga  U.N. Army Chie! Says Tshombe Losing Out

U. $. Embassy In Brussels Is Stoned   U. N. Throws Out Peace Overture To End Fighting

UN Makes Peace Offer In Congo   U.S. Target Of Mob Action  In Katanga, Belgium

New York Political Warrior Miller Named Republican National Leader

U.S, Argentina, Brazil Agree on Aid Plan Details   _nited States Compromises on Powers to Be Given ‘Wise Men’ Group.

Surprise Move Follows Tirade By Cuban Delegate In Uruguay Brazil, Argentina Agree With U. S. On Revamping Hemisphere Economy

Conference Fight By Cuba Produces Angry Retaliation   Adoption Of Kennedy Latin Economic Plan ls Victory Over Reds

Cuba's Che Challenges Latin Alliance   Boastful Tirade Touches Off Melee In Conference Hall

INTER-AMERICAN CONFERENCE  U.S. Gets Agreement on  Latin Economic Future

For Reshaping Economic Face Of Hemisphere U.S., Argentina, Brazil Agree On Master Plan

Agreement Set For JFK Plan In S. America   Argentina, Brazil Join U.S. In Pact After Boastful Cuban Speech Starts Tiff

Agreement Reached On Master Plan   Argentina, U.S., Brazil Join In Progress Alliance

UsSllIlIULIGUL NALVELL LICLIUDSD VVCLIUUILIC     BEAR HUGS, KISSES SHOWERED ON TITOV      Latin Nations Agree to Plan For Progress

Given Preliminary OK —Withholding Tax Vote  Due in State House Soon

Woodard Brings Up Issue Of Firms Selling License Plates For State

North Carolina News Governor Re-Examines Provisions  Of Powell Bill In Wake Of Reports   Education Report

US., British Rushing Aid Into Belize   Homes Toppled; ‘City in Center: of ‘Huge Lake’

Capital City Of Honduras Devastated   U.S. Navy Rushes Aid to Hurricane Hattie Victims

Honduras Asks Troops, Rescue Cralt  U. S. Dispatches  Carrier to Capital

Spaceman Titov Talks  ToNewsmen   Says Capsule Was Not Fitted To Carry Bomb:

‘Russian Space Capsule Not Equipped For Bombing, Says Cosmonaut Titov

Inside...   Cosmonaut Meets Press  Titov Says Space Craft Not Fitted for Bombs

Congress  Swings Into High Gear   Action Taken on Four Bills; JFK May Get 2-of Them Next Week

Bills To Hike Minimum Waves, Social  Security Benefits Nearing Passace

Congress Busy On Kennedy's Main Program   Economic and Welfare Measures Getting Closer Attention

Congress Okays Bills Of Kennedy   Economic and Welfare Plans Win Approval

Action Taken By Congress  On Four Bills  _ Kennedy May Get Two of Measures By Next Week

On The Inside   Major Keonomic. Welfare Measures  Congress Acts On 4 JEK Bills

RETIREMENT AT AGE 62   Approves Broadening Social Security; Kennedy Program Now Moving At High Gear In Congress.

Four Big Bills Are Advanced   Senate Puts OK on Minimum Pay; House Passes Security Increases

NIXON CONSULTED BY KENNED\   SLUMP AID COMPROMISED 4 Top Kennedy Bills Advanced

Senate Passes 1.25 Minimum Wage Bill   Congress Acts On 3 Other Major Measures

Important Action on Four Mayor Bills  Congress Swings Into High Gear on Kennedy Plans

Congress Swings Into High Speec On Kennedy Bill  Senate, House Take   Senate, House Take Important Action on Major Measures

Kennedy Bills Start To Move In Conaress   Minimum Wage Hike Heads List of OKs Granted Thursday

Congress Goes Into High Gear on Four Bills   Minimum Wage and Social Security Measures Passed

Senate OKs Base Pay, Aid for Children  Distressed Areas Legislation Gets Conferees’ Approva

President Gets Action On Program   Congress Moves On Four Major Measures

Wage Bill Approved By Senate   House Gives Nod To Broader Social Security Measure

Economic, Welfare Bills Congress Shifts To High Gear On  Kennedy’s Plans

red Up With His Handling of Mine Bills...  Senate Democrats  Hit Sen. Haluska

On Strip Mine Measure— Senate Dems ‘Fed Up’ With Haluska Actions

Cold, Crisp Air Continues lis Grip On Eastern U.S.   Too Chilly For Comfort Right Down } oT) Culf Of Mexico In Dixieland

Inside...   Chilly Down to Gulf Heaters and Heavy Clothine  Stylish in Much of Nation

Nuclear Arms To Be Used In Europe Defense   U.S. Official Says Allied Policy Is Un. changed by New Administration.

Allied Nuelear Policy Same,  Official Claims   West Ready to Use Weapons Against Communist Attacks

U.S. DEFENSE DEPUTY SAYS NATO POLICY UNCHANGED  Allies to Use Nuclear Arms If Europe Attacked

West to Use Atom Might It Attaeked   Nuclear Weapons Promised, ‘Even if Reds Don’t Use Them

Nuclear Weapons Will Be Used If Europe Attacked, Defense Official Reveals

Atom Arms Role Said Undiminished  Pentagon Denies Change Under Kennedy Policy

Turkeys and Oysters to Be Checked  State to Keep An Eye on Weights and Sources

Titan Il Work Halts Over County Fuss   Deputies Turn Back Trucks At Posted Bridges

Missing Plane Mars Success Of Mock War   Bomber Carrying Eight Disappears During Defense Test

Only Blot Un iests....  Jet, 8 Men Lost During Sky Shield   Planes And Ships Hunt For Bomber

Lost Bomber Mars Big Test   Defense Games Hele Highly Successful Over Continent

SOVIET SCIENTIST REVEALS: American Names On Space Volunteer List

See RUSSIANS, Page 2   Service—day or night. Rumsey Funeral Home, V{3-5111.—Adv.

Peace Or War Left Up To “K”  JFK To Fight If He Must But Negotiate If He Can

'6 Reservists  Die in Crash   Naval Plane Falls At Nevada Station

Six Killed In Takeoff Accident   Nevada Crash Of Navy Plane  Injures 12

12 Others Injured in Nevada Accident  Crash of Navy Plane Kills Six

6 Killed, 12 Injured In Take-Off Crash Of Navy Plane At Nevada Station

Eee Ce MR creer Osea’   Tel-Connty Fonarip   Wandehonners Tearne   North Kossuth D.H.I.A. ~ Co-op November Report

JOWA VEHICLE DEATHS  By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS        aoe a wag   Reports of Bank Withdrawals In Millions Stirs Dominicans

Controversy Stirred Up  Trujillos Accused Of  Withdrawing M illions

Trujillos Took Millions, Claim   Freeze Accounts, President Urged; Capital Is Quiet

Dominican Republic Says Departing Trujillo Family Takes Fortunes Into Exile.

Today's Index   Trujillo Bank Withdrawals Cause Dominican Peso Skid

FHA Is Voted Extra Billion   Panel Says Housing Aaency about Broke

Britain Backs U.S. If Tests Seem Needed —   Ike Sets Leadership Standards

DENOUNCES A-TESTING   Reports America Can Destroy Any Nation   EXPECT FALLOUT   From 50-Megaton Blast To Reach North America In Three To Five Days

Crash Dept.  FREAK MISHAP — AT FOUR-WAY STOP — nartTacre Two CARE

Crash Dept.   FREAK MISHAP —AT FOUR- WAY STOP. _  "13 tha Oe nite nan

Winds Whip Fire Near Chicago 3 Men, 42 Horses Die In Racing Stable Blaze

& Persons, 42 Horses Die in Fire In Chicago’  Flames Destroy   Flames Destroy Two Stables  At Track Park; 70 Horses Saved

Three Men, 42 Horses Die In Fire   Flames Level Two Stables At Trotting Track In Chicago

Two Large Stables Destroved in Illinois  Fire Kills 3 Men, 42 Horses

Stable Fires Kill 3 Men, 42 Horses   70 More Trotters Led To Safety as Flames  Sweep Maywood Park Barns Near Chicago"

Stable Fire Kills 3 Men 4? Horses,   Electric Heaters May Have Been Cause Of Chicaqgo Blaze

3 STABLE MEN, 4) HORSES DIE IN TRACK FIRE   Wind- Whipped Flames Destroy Buildings Near Chicago   LOSS FIGURED HIGH; 70 TROTTERS SAVED

Steer Ouotations   Root Stoore   PUREBRED SALES Thice Week and Next

Speed Veto Is Howard's First; Inks Transfers   Governor Praises Institutional Laws

Hospital In Elisabethvilie Is Bombarded   Tshombe Charges United States Is “Murdering Katanen’

Fighter Planes Provide Troop Airlift Escort   More U.N. Troops Arrive In Conga On US. Air Force Globemasters

American Air Force Flies UN Troop: Into Battle-Torn Elisabethville Area

Bring More U.N. Troops To Katanga   President Tshombe Claims U.N. Bombing Hospitals and Homes

Tshombe Accuses U.N. Of _Bombarding Hospitals  Jets Eseort U. S. Transports Into Battletorn Elisabethville

WHERE TO FIND IT   George W. Mead, Wisconsin Rapid: Industrialist, Civic Leader, Dies

George Mead, Industrials, Dies at Age 90   Wisconsin Rapids Man Headed Paper Company 34 Years

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT   Babson Says Investors Should Study History

Billion Spent By U.S. Costs $444,000 Here   Pro Rata Charge For Federal Aid Given For Ouachite

Khrushchev. Asks-Peace This Year  Pramia » Gwruee Lite   Premier Gives His Views On Soviet TV: In Nationwide Report

Russ People Given Report on Summit   Mr. K Says West Thwarts Efforts on Disarmament

THREE DAY MEETING ENDS  ‘Western Foreign Ministers Agree on Berlin Procedure

425 Lynn County “Capitalists” Hold Stock In Corporations of Nation

Seen as 1962 Campaign Issue .  Lawrence Blames Bloom For Defeat of Tax Plan

Cover-Up Phone Use ls Charged   legal Hookups Carried Horse-Race Calls, Govt. Asserts.

Nationwide System  13 Indicted In Illegal Use Of Phone Lines For Gambling

ILLEGAL CALLS FOR RACE BETS   Thirteen Are Accused of Defrauding Telephone Company by Unlawful Hookups.      EXTENDED TO 10 CITIES   U. S. Contends Switchboards Were Fixed So That No Charges Were Made.

U.S. Indicts 13 in Horse Race Ring   Used Telephone Hookups to Hide legal System

-aid Employees to Fix Boards—  Indict 13 in Horse Race Telephone Conspiracy

Fraud in Race Bets Charged   Wlegal Distance Phone Hookups Are Alleged

Payoff to Telephone Workers Bared   Galle Bosstaal   Calls Carried Free on Long Distance Lines

Russ Disarmament Plan Unacceptable  Broad Agreements on World Peace Must Be Reached. McCloy Says

McCloy Urges Agreements To Assure Peaceful World   Tribute to Workers.

Apartment  Bui iding  Is Rejected   SL. Joseph Board Bans Re-Zonine

Zoning Plea For Apartment Unit Rejected   Members Seeking Another Site For Proposed Buildina

House Members Strike Back at  Gov. Lawrence  Take Offense at Remark . They Were Wasting Time

To Increase Size  Williams Pushes Vote On Trailers   po nants Move Out Apar tment Building  Vacated In Bristol

 Quick House Vote Is. Planned Power Struggle On Trailer Bill Seen -

More Serious Trouble Brews In Birmingham As Numbers  Of “Freedom Riders” Grow

Frondizi Meets With President   Britain Prodded On Common Market   Kennedy Plots Tariff Cuts

WEBB SAYS... U.S. space plans are not designed to “match” Soviets

U.S. Designs: Space Plans To Meet Needs, Not To Match The Russians

Chief Of NASA Discusses U.S. space Progress   Says U.S. Plans Designed Not To Match Russia But Meet U. S. Needs

 Indacted for at Least One Year  State Guard Units Go on Active Duty

' Clyde Myers, Deposed Clay Union Leader, Ends Own Life   Testimonial Dinner Was Planned To Recognize Lona Service

Congress Gives Official Approval To New Cabinet   K ennedy's Program  Stands Good Chance

senate Passes Cabinet Appointees   Johnson Makes Debut As Vice-President

Senate Okays John’s Cabinet Appointments  Questions Asked On Bobby, Adlai

Brazil Renews Dilomatic Ties With Russians   Action Creates Chamber Storm

Move Is Angrily Protested Brazil Resumes Its Ties  With The Soviet Union

Has Russia Demanded Bases In Finland to Hike Defense?   Trujillo-Owned Property Looted _  Curfew in Santo Dominae      n FMmtended to Vemonstrate rreeaom, But ,  ‘Brazil May Be Inviting Trouble in Renewing Ties With Russia

An Defiance of U.S. Brazil Resumes Diplomatic Relations With the Soviet

Brazil Renew: Relations With Soviet  Alas (Callitaem frie.e!   Not ‘Selling Out’ Christian ideals, Official Claims

Demonstrates Freedom From U.S. Dominatior   Could Mean Trouble For Young Govertiment Of Premier Neves’

Brazilians Recognize Reds Again   Soviet Diplomats Back in Rio After 14 Years

Neves May Run Into Trouble Brazil, Russia Renew Diplomatic  Relations After A 14-Year Break

Brazil, — Reds Renew  ‘Relations   Turbulent Session Of Deputies Held As Diplomatic Ties With Russia Resume

Move Seen , As Show Of No Control   Résuming Of Re lations Could Spell Trouble

Move Stirs Protests by  Anti-Reds   Ending of 14-Year Break Could Hurt  New Government  Re KVVVMPaADN TS WereTr cpr

Brazil Deals.  With Soviets   Diplomatic Relations Resumed In Bid to Show Freedom From U.S.

Feature Finder   Shons Stav for While   Prof. H. C. Jackson, Veteran Dairy Leader, Dies Suddenly

JFK Appeals To Big Steel On Price Aim   No Commitment Made By Blough  After Discussion

DeGaulle Stull Resists Joint  Berlin Talks   Leader Won't Block Allied Try, French Report

Archbishop Francis P. Keough Dies In Baltimore; R.1, Bishop 13 Years

500,000 Greet MacArthur In Philippines  QDlaonaral RPaturng   General Returns To Tumultuous Manila Welcome

RETURNS AG. 41  kK ilipinos Roar Welcome  At MaeArthur’s Arrival

Mother, Son, 4, Flee Rapist After 19 Days Of Terror   'Riahts Riders May Pool Outstanding Lawyers

[TRIALS BEGIN MONDAY IN MISSISSIPPI F reedom Riders’ Are Hoping For Pool Of Top Defenders

JEICPlanning To Push Care For Aged Bill   President Sets Conference With Secretary Freeman

Plans to Push Controversial Legislation   President Sets Mecting With Freeman to Discuss Farm Recommmendations,

President, Aides Shape Legislation   Staff Hard at Work on State of Union, Economic Messages

ENTRY DEADLINE SEPT. 15  Rules, Prizes for Paper’s  Anniversary Contests Set

hour-Long Gunfire on Berlin Line   Escape Starts Action By East Germans; No One Is Hit.

Nobody Hit but German Reporter Shot to Death In Another Border Incident

9 Refugees’ Flight Spurs New Incident   Western Newsman Slain in Second Shooting at Border

REPORTER IS KILLED ON BORDER   Incident Most Serious Recent  Berlin Trouble

Idled Tell Goldberg of Plight   Secretary and Andersen Visit NE Minnesota

Brazilian Military. Controls   Negotiations Stopped On Soviet Relations

Goulart Rushes Home To Begin Duties As Chief   War Minister Plans To Arrest Laborite As Soon As He Land:

War Minister Cites Armed Forces Unity   Leftist Goulart Center Of Dispute Over Presidency

Leaders Defer Plan to Renew Russian Links   Conservative Envoy May Stir Opposition To New Government

Brazil’s Military In Charge   Negotiations With Russia Suddenty Cut OFf

Armed Forces Set To Put Down AnyDisturbance During Period  Of Transition

LITTLE CHANGE IS PREDICTED  90-Degree Temperature Moves Into Indiana

EXCLUDES WVU TOTAL  14.428 Students Enroll In Uepvercity. Callanas

Young Senators’ Plan Strategy  Link With Qld Guard  on i a ee, ae

We Were All Ready To Die, Says LA Coed   “We Were Trying To Help The Cause _Of True Freedom”

At the Court House   BOBC} HERS VS. WILKEN SUIT FOR ‘DAMAGES — SETTLED TODAY — JUST.  ROLTANRIC TOTAT Brennen

At the Court House   BOPCHERS VS. WILKEN . ‘SUIT FOP DAMAGES. — .  SETTLED TODAY — JUST REFORF TRIAT RFCIINEN

Soviets Reject Berlin Protests   Permanent Border Closing Implied

MIGHT BE PERMANENT  Soviets Reject Protests Against Sealing Berlin

Disaster Wrecks ‘64 Olympic Hopes   En Route To World Championship Meet, Cancelled In Prague

73 Die In Brussels  US. Skating Team  Perishes In Crash   Prague Championships Called Off By Official

Championship U.S. Figure Skating Team Among Those Dead; Casualty Toll Ranked Kighth In World’s Airliner Disasters

U.S. SKATING TEAM WIPED OUT  Jetliner Crash Kills 73. Most Americans

Tro sedy N Near 25 Olvmnies Skating \       U.S. Hopes for Fietories Wined ©

U.S. Military Budget May Be $50 Billion   May Exceed This Years’ Figures by About $3.5 Billion

Arms Cost May Reach $50 Billion   McNamara Planning Next Year’s Budcet

Mexican Chief Gives Plea for Cuban Return’   Mateos Indicates Strona West Ties

Attorney Files Suit Against Districts Bill   St. Louison Labels Constitutional Move Non-Partisan

Plan Action To Force School Attendance   Students Stage Sit-Down Strike

RAIRVOT AN RENNEDT  Leaders Leave Berlin Door Ajar For New Negotiation

Berlin Crisis  Cooling Off   JFK, Khrashchey Agree On Possibility Of  Negotiations

U.N. A-Test Check Sought   Humphrey Suggests World Body Monitor Nuclear Tests by U.S.

Protests on Value Rises Anticipated Counties Have  Until Oct. 30 to File Objections

Bie Four Meet   Space Gi “Op     Congress Continues Appraisal  Of Russia’s Man In Orbit

Strong Lobby Pledged By J ames Hoffa   Teamster Head Blames Kennedy, Criticizes Meany

Hoffa In Promise To  Build Lebby   Teamster Leader Blasts Kennedy,  Other Officials

HoffaPledges Big Campaign For Lobbying   Administration, AFL-CIO Ripped By Teamster Chief

US., Russians Halt Disarmament Talks   Likely to Be Resumed in a Few Weeks, However: McCloy Is Called Home.

Disarm Talk: In Moscow   Recessed   McCloy Recalled To Washington For Consultation

JFK and Wife  Attend Mass In Hospital  President’s. Dad  On ‘Serious’ List. Stilt

First Family at Hospital on Holiday   Surgery Performed to Help Relieve Throat Conaestion

Meriwether Is Endorsed by  Senate Group  By One-Vote Margin;   By One-Vote Margin; JFK Choice for Bank Unit Asked about KKK

Nominee Is Barely Approved  Kennedy Choice Asked About Klan Activities

GOP Charges Courthouse Politics Over Judgeships   Approve Export Bank Official By Only 1 Vote

Associated Press Correspondent Tells Of Life in Castro's Dread Prison

Big School Fund Increase Asked In Legislature ©   Torrential Rains Cut Off  Canadian West Coast Routes

JFK to Ask $100 Million of Congress    "National Interest' Served by Action State Aid Asserts

Kennedy Wants Money for U.N.  Proposes Purchase of $100 Million in Bonds

Stern Opposition To Bail-Out Seen  Congo Policy Critics In Both Parties Cool To Plea For Aid

Congressional Battle Likely Over U.N. Item In New Budget Being Drafted

Kennedy To Urge Purchase Of U.N. Bonds   Congress Will Be Asked To Approve Purchase Proposal

JFK Will Ask Congress To Buy $100 Million Of United Nations Bonds

President Proposes U. S. Purchase Bonds To Help U. N. s Congo Efforts

Kennedy to Ask OK to Purchase Bonds From UN   Fight in Congress Seen; Funds Will Be Used in Congo

JEK to Ask: Purchase U.N. Bonds  3100 Million Set _ As USS. ‘Share’

Kennedy Will Ask Millions For U.N. Aid   Opposition Seen To Bond Plan For Congo Operations

IF K To Ask g 100 Million For UN   ; Examiner Proposes That Mine-Mill Union ‘Be Labeled As Communist-Infiltrated

Guideposts  personal messages of Inspiration and faith   Credo: All Or Not At All

U.S. STEPPING UP AID TO NEIGHBOR OF LAOS  New Crisis in South Viet Nam Confronts West

JFK, Macmillan Agree On Need For Action  Crisis In South Viet Nam Harasses Western Leaders

Pro-West Troops lo Get Aid   Russ Test Bart Plan Called Impossible

Kennedy, Mae See Need for  Urgent Action   Leaders Conclude Two Days of Crisis Talks

JFK, Macmillan Agree Urgent Action Needed   Lnited States Is Stepping Up Its Military Aid to Southeast Nation.   Talk Two Davs

New Crisis Seen In South Viet Nam By President Kennedy And Maemillan

Agree Cn Need For More Aid To Viet Nam   To Meet Again Saturday Morning, Issue Statements

Another Crisis Coming Up in South Viet Nam   ‘Macmillan, Kennedy Agree On.-Need for Urgent Action

Weather Forecast   Wm OOUTH Viel Nam... Kennedy, Macmillan Face Another Crisis

Kennedy, Mac See Viet Nam As Next Major Trouble Spot   Discuss Strategy

MorganAgain Gets Mention As Governor   State Gongress Delegation Eyed For Candidates

His Job — Improve Guerrilla Warfare   Kennedy Orders Review   Security Council Meet<

Mrs. H. L. Heller Claimed Here  Rites Saturday For  aral tiwist VAs aol as

Travelers, Including Two N. C. Men Reach Land Ahead Of The Airplane

Dixie Governors Solid On Berlin  ~ Close Ranks Behind  President’s Stand

Las Vegas DAILY OPTIC 2  New Mexico. Thurs. Jan. 3. 196)   KIDNEY DANGER SIGNALS

Kehnedy Feels Less Pain In Sore Back    Dr. Janet Travell Declines Prediction On Length of Ailmeni

JFK’s Ailing Back Shows Improvement   Suffering Less Discomfort. His Doctor Declares

The Christian. Edifice:   The Grace of Christ   By GEORGE CORNELL AP Religion Writer

THE CHRISTIAN EDIFICE: 6—  Christian Belief Proffers Grace of Christ

NATO Allies Encourage U.S By Response   Ministers To Consider Berlin Negotiations In Paris Next Week

When Is Birth Official—aAt Appearance Or First Squall?  Reet xsenestaerasit Cl tll ne emneanemnmanenmee  Dispute Born Over Ist '61 Baby

See. Rusk Calls for Cooperation In Aiding Underdeveloped Nations

Rusk Opens Trade Talks With Japan  Five U.S. Cabinet  DA e ohms Diaaaki nse   Five U.S. Cabinet Members. Participate In Conference —

U.S. Denies Role In Cuba Air Attacks  Kennedy Knows Only What News services Report

Disavow Firsthand Knowledge  White House, State Dept. Reply To Cuba

Hijacked Airliner Will Be Returned   U.S. Will Also Return Hijacked Cuban Patrol Boat, Denies There’s ‘A Swap’

CASTRO GETS BACK BOAT 3 SAILED TOU. §,   Exchange to Be Made Tuesday

Cuba Okehs Release of USS. Electra  ‘Patrol Boat Due Return to Fidel

U.S. Says Action Is ‘No Swap’   $50,000 Patrol Boat, $3.2 Million Plane Involved

Castro To Get Back Patrol Vessel Cuba Agrees To Give Airliner Back To US

Castro To Return Airliner   U.S. Will Send Back Boat but Insists There Is No Trade.

Licensing, Bonding of Truckers Who Act as Grain Buyers Will Slamn Out Rackel, Wren Asserts

Bull Bonds ft ruckers Lucrative Grain Buying Racket Believed Halted

Sales Levy on Cafe Meals Is Under Debate   Executive Open to Other Suggestions Within Limits

Wen t Accept Boost in Sales Levy Provisions  Hails Agreement  Signs from Both ee oS pe! _

Does Not Wanf Changes Hiking Revenue Intake   Criticism Arises on Tax Levy for Restaurant Meal

Nelson Willing To Get Ideas on Revision of Tax   Restaurant Meal Tax Involved in Proposal

Including Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, US Army— _ Unusual $2 Million Law Suit Filed Against 22 Defendants

High Court Denies Race  Trials Stay  Action Requested   Action Requested By NAACP in Cases Of Freedom Riders

Supreme Court Denies ‘Stay (sider Asked by NAACP'’s Freedom R**2rs.

Court Refuses To Stay Action In Rider Cases   Decision Does Not Bar Later Action

Court Refuses To Order A Stay Of Proceedings Against Freedom Riders

Supreme Court Refuses to Stay Riders Trials  Those Asking Stay Not Those Being Deacaeiutad in Adiee

High Court Denies Appeal Of NAACP  Refuses Stay   Refuses Stay In Proceedings  On Freedom Riders

Stolen Paintings Valued at $760,000 Recovered, More Arrests Expected °

Annual Thanksgiving Union Service Schedulec In First Baptist Church

US. will Continue Plans For Berlin Talks Despife Soviet Atomic Blackmail

JS. Disarmament Chief Says Russia Tries to Weaken West's Berlin Stand.

Claims Reds Set to Fire  “Large Test’   Dean Cites Russian Move As Psychological Maneuver at Allic«

May Be Shot In Arm For State Nation’s Coal Industry To Get West Germany Market

Hi = —EPCEEETE  Clarke Tells U. S. Troops Must Be Prepared For Task

Flu Outbreak Threatens U. §.   Virus Cases Spread Fast in Missouri, Illinois, Alaska

Nation faces  seige of flu  Alaska, Illinois and Missouri are already hit

Chances Are United States Faces Siege Of Influenza During Winter

FLU BUG IS GETTING BIG START   Town In Missouri Nearly Paralyzed By Virus Epidemic

Flu strikes town in Missouri  and island off Alaskan coast   Snreads fact

No Severe Cases Yet: No Deaths   However, Siege Sure To Spread Across U.S.

FLU HITS TWO AREAS FAR APARI   Outbreaks On Island Oft  Alaska, At Potosi, Mo., And Wolf Lake In South Illinois.

Conviction Of Irvin Set Aside By High Court   Alleged Slayer In Death Row Five Years May Be Tried Again In State

Push Time.Zone  West in Indiana  - Covers East Third Plus Indianapolis Area

Provisional Rule Okayed  In Dominican  Present Regime To Be Replaced Until Flectione

Council Replaces Dynasty   Group Will) Replace Present Regime in Dominican

Dominican Council Wins Ratification   Seven-Man Ruling Group Due To Take Over This Weekend

Eisenhower, Herter — Discuss Laos  U.S. Hoping SEATO Meeting Will Deter Large Scale Invasion

—-PROGRAM OFF TO SLOW STARTWest Virginians Not Interested In Training

Relatively Few Respond  First Federal Retraining Plan Starts Slowly In West Virginia

Pay-While-You-Learn’ Retraining Program Gets Only Token Response

Easter Storm Passes, April Weather Back  Annual Egg Roll At White House

Authorities Move To Return Young Girl in Murders   durisdiction Sought By St. Clair County

U.N. Peace Plan Draws Rejection By Leopoldyille   Katanga Agrees To Freeze Troops, Avoid Friction

TROOP MOVE PACT AGREED BY KATANGA   British Source Claims Gizenga Executes 15

Needed to Make Clear ‘Positions Of Both Sides’   Von Brentano Hints An Allied Accord on Immediate Talks

ETHIOPIA IN DEMANDS  U.N. Security Council Opens Meeting on Congo

U.N: Action Demanded in The Congo °   Ethiopia Asks End Of Arms Build-Up; Evict Mercenaries

Hon. Paul Brown, Former U.S. Solon, Dies at Elberton   Mr. Brown Spent More Than One-Third of His Life in the House of Representatives,

Dominican Defense Secretary Held For Questioning In Truiillo Death

SUSPECT HELD BY DOMINICANS   Trujillo’s Assassin Remains Unnamed

In Dominican Repu blic Former Defense Chief Is Held For Questioning

Link Gen. QRoman With Mastermint of Trujillo Assassination Plot.

Defense Chief Replaced, Held for Questioning  Career Soldier Figures Closely in Assassination ©

Dominican Official Fired  Defense Chief in  Accaccinnation Praha

Major Detained In Trujillo Deatt   Career Soldier, Jose Rene Roman, Held for Questioning in Probe

Spectacular Gate Crasher at Brandenburg  Berlin Driver Blasts Road to Freedom

Young Red Flees From Eust Sector   Crashes Station Wagon Through Commie Barriers

Speeds Througt  Berlin Barrier  Youth Guns Vehicle Dact Guards at Gate

German Crashes Berlin Barrier   Idaho Traffie Deaths   Army to Probe Paar TV Show Staging in Berlin

Youthful Germar Scafters Guards ’ In Dash to West   Investigation Begun of Army Role In TV ‘Disgrace’ at Berlin Border

Smashes Red Barriers —  Young German Crashes Car To Freedom Zone

Crashes Through Barricade To Freedom In West Berlin   Red Guards Forced To Jump For Their Lives

SPECTACULAR GATE CRASHERS AT BRANDENBURG, HELMSTEDT POINT UP GERMAN HUNGER FOR FREEDOM

Station Wagon Careens To W. Berlin  Kast Germans Scurry  As Car Crashes Gate

NEGOTIATION BID RENEWED  Nikita Hints Crisis Could Develop Into Atom Wartare

Reports on Khrushchev’s Talks With  Italian Premier Are Grim, Foreboding

Where To Find It   Board Members Who Favor McGuffey Refuse to Resign

Cloudy, Cooler   Ohio Proposal Seeks Exams For Entrance to Universities

Move Started in Ohio Senate Entrance Tests Urged For State Universities

‘More Crowded Each Year  ‘Entranee Exam Proposed For 6 State Universities

Plane Crash Prebers Told:  Ne oO Evasive Action Before Collision.

Mississippi Sheriff Escapes  Blast Shatters Lawman’s Auto   Official Confesses Part-in-Slaying Plot

Russians Confident From First  Broadcasts Told Flight's Progress

Russ Were Confident. Of Success.   Moscow Radio. Report: Progress Of Flight During Orbit .

INTERRUPTED ‘ABOLITION’ Youth Prevented From Entering Peace Corps

Ex. President Voroshiloy: Rebutfed: Can't Get: Into: Reviewing Stand

Voroshilov Denied Place Atop Tomb   Former Russian President Not Allowed To Review Parade.

Voroshiloy Barred From Entrance To Lenin’s Stand For Parade Today

Russ Stage Military Parade in Moscow  Ex-President Kept Off Lenin's Tomb

‘Blackballed’ Russian Given Brushoff By Former Comrades at Moscow Parade

Marshal Denounced  Voroshiloy Rebuffed In Attempt To Force Way Onto Review Stand

Denied Access To Reviewing Stand Former Russian President  ‘Voroshilov Rebuffed By K

EX-SOVIET LEADER IN LEFT FIELD   Voroshilov Denied Entry To Red Squar¢ Review Stand Spot

Military Might Displayed Voroshilov Barred From Honored Spot At Parade

JFK Renews South Korea Aid Pledge   Kennedy Promises Park Military Help If Nation Menaced

386 TRAFFIC ~ FATALITIES   Labor Day Weekend Safest On Record, Safety Council Reports

Labor Day Is Safest On Record  386 Deaths On Highway Over Long Weekend

Holiday Traffic Death Toll Reported at 386   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

few Low Traffic Toll Set   386 Die in Holiday Highway Accidents   Ry The Associated Press

Senate Aroused By  Guantanamo Cutoff   Motor Traffic To Base Stopped; Base Buses Transport Workers From Gate

Trattic to Guantanamo Halted 2 Senate Committees Pressing Cuban Probes

Berle Called By Senate  Investigators   Cuba Probe Pushed: Castro Stops Cars To Guantanamo Base

Congolese Believe  Patrice Died Jan. 17   Search Continues With Precautions, But Peoole Smile At Mention Of Escane

‘Lumumba Slain’ Gains  As Most Favored Yarn   More on Congo: Page 12.

Says L Escaped Katanga Head Nixes Query   FE or) Lumumba Slain Jan. 17

Lumumba Believed Slain Jan. 17, Say Observers at Katanga Capital

Workers Search For Bodies Of Crash Victims.  U.S. Crew Among 83. Who Perished In Irish Plane Tragedy

83 Perish In Irish Air Crash  Rescue Workers Dic In Shannon River Mud for European

Plane Crash Fatal to 88 Off Ireland   77 Europeans Flying to Visit US. Cornhbelt

77 Europeans: 610). S. Crewmen eee tS ee  sen amerbrmemat or  Worst U.S. Plane Crash Abroad Claims 83 Lives

(Tragedy on a the: River Shannon ae  83 Dead i in-Irish. Air ( Crackup

83 Persons Perish As Airliner Plunges In Shannon Estuary   Six U.S. Crewmen, 77 Europeans Die

Nazi Label Is Put On Birch Group   Welch Called ‘Little Dictator’ By Senator Young

Life’s End    Lire § End ‘DANIEL J. ARIOSO ‘EXPIRES AT 81—   -WAS LONGTIME COUNTY os BRINGCKE PTOREMAN

Life’s End   ' DANIEL J. ARIOSO  EXPIRES AT 81 ~~   WAS LONGTIME COUNTY ) MeN eEe PARCATAN

ruropeans, Natives Clash In Streets   Prime Minister's Return Sets Off Demonstrations

White-Black Riot Flares in Johannesburg  Europeans Strike At Natives During Verwnerd Waleame

Northeast Gets Colder Weather  Cold Wave Warning: Issued For Nebraska  Kansas And Missour

Iq Cold Coupled With Strong Winds Mean Cold Weather  30 Below Readings In Minnesota Today; No Break In Siaht

New Cold Wave Warning Out For Fox Cities   Mercury Expected To Plunge to 18 Below Tonight

Business World   WALLY LUTJENS WILL MOVE FURNITURE STORE TC WICHWAY QHAOW

Business World   WUVsttivaews TE ws bw  WALLY LUTJENS WILL  MOVE FURNITURE STORE TA LWIeTWwwWAayvy cenAnw

Nik Talks U.S.  Soviet Relation   Europe Praises  Jack’s Address

 Attempt Slated Soon        choose Three Astronauts [For U.S. Space Flight

Scientists Pick 3 Nien As Candidates —  ;  ° ° For First U.S. Manned Orbital Flight

3 Candidates Tabbed For Orbit Flight   Key Test Remaining Before Manned Trip   Baby Chimp Scheduled To Take Rehearsal Space Hop Next Week

Astronauts Picked For First Orbit   One of Three Will Whirl Three Times Around the Earth

Pick Three For Manned Orbital Flight   First Test Slated Early During 1962

garth Orbit Astronauts Nominated   Alan Shepard, Glenn Carpenter Selected By U. S. Scientiets

Prison Industries Halted By Strike; Good Behaviour Time Off Is Grievance

Cardinal Suggests Bell-Ringer To End His Speeches   Fine for Fifteen

EXCEPT FOR TURMAN  Thumb Twiddling S Sessions Expected for Leaislature

Lawmakers Mostly Face Idle Week   Speaker Will Be Busy Rearranging  Cammittes: Names

In the U.N. ...  Belgium Feels Soviet Attack  Reds Demand Oustet from Conao Provinc

Government Topples in Belgian Vote   Eyskens Gives King Resignation After Setback for Party

Auto Deaths Rise Rapidly For Holiday  “Could Exceed Mark: Set in 1957 When  ~ 413, Died—Mounts  _ At 4an-Hour Rate...  mea sarp acenftatTicn Bercc   BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Yoliday death toll at a clance:

Bloody Holiday Looms on Nation’s Roads   By FHE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Pauw At) 0  O6P PE PARK   Holidav Death Toll  Climbing Rapidly   Ry THR ASSOMIATEDN PRESS

Country's Death Toll Pace High   Rate Of More Than 4 An Hour Threatens, 1957 Mark Of 413

Weekend’s Death Toll Rising Fast   Authorities Fear Fatalities May Set New Record

Rep. Miller To Be Elected As GOP Head   Ike Rips Kennedy Policies In Talk At Party Dinner

DEMOCRATS PLAN FOR MEETING  Kennedy to Be Asked To Speak in Indiana

Military Callup Costs To Zoom   Half-Billion Layout Expected by Summer

Mobilization Costs to Run $500 Million   Outlay Should Reach This Figure By Next Summer

Found On U pstate Mountain  Girl, 13, Assaulted, Beaten To Death

Schools In Trouble   chools In Trouble  The Failure In St. Louis

St.Louis Caught-fn Scandal, Apathy, Racial. Issues EE  When Voters Distrust Olficials Schools Sutter

HOUSE PASSES TWO MEASURES   ‘Senate Attacks Thorny Reapportionment Problem On Wednesday

Fun for All   Worker Says Mixing Tank Caused Plant Blast; 250 Hurt

Kennedy Receives Encouraging Signs; GromykoArrivesTo Deliver Message From Khrushchev.

Red Leader, Kennedy In  D.C. Parley   Gromyko Calls On President, Russians Seen Backing Down

Reds Seen Unwilling To Risk Fight   Pravda Reports On Khrushchev's Hope For 'Peace Talks’

At ldaho Home:   Writer-Sportsman Hemingway Killed Yesterday By Gun Blast

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING KILLS ERNEST HEMINGWAY  Literary Giant, Adventurer Dead

Self-Inflicted Gunshot Fatal To Heminaqway   NATIONAL TOLL 319  Sane Fn a  12 Die In Minnesota, 7 On Wisconsin Highways

Literary World Shocked By Hemingway's Violent Death At Idaho Retreat

Hemingway, Famed Writer, Is Victim Of Bullet Wound  Self-Inflicted Wound Could Be Accidental. Or Otherwise

Shotgun Blast Kills Hemingway * * + * * * * * * * * * * ** * *   Wife Of Famed Novelist Says Death Accidental

Dies of Shotgun Blast at Home— Writer Hemingway Follows Actor Cooper ‘to Barn’

NO INQUEST SET IN DEATH OF NOVELIST   Ailing Author Ranked Among Literary Greats

Novelist  Is Killed ByGunshot  Wife Says Writer Was Cleaning Gun

Wife Says Accidental! Novelist Ernest Hemingway Is Dead of Shotaun Blast

CORONER PLANS NO INQUEST . Gun Death Of Novelist Ernest Hemingway, 61, Is Termed Accidental

itarary Giant Ernest Hemingway ‘Goes to Barn’ in Same Manner.as Father

Hemingway Services Will Be Friday   Shotgun Blast In Head Ends Life Of Leading Novelist

For Him The Bell Tolls...  Literary World Shocked By Death of Hemingway

Hemingway Killed By Shotgun Blast   Novelist Ranked With Greatest Writers of His Age; Wife Says Shot Fired Accidentally While He Was Cleaning Gun at His Home

Hemingway Gun Death Inquest Need Ruled Out  Literary World Shocked by  Passing of Fantous Writer

Literary Giant Closes Last Chapter Ernest Heminaway Dies Of Gunshot

Writer Dies Cleaning Gun— Shotgun Blast Kills Ernest Hemingway, 61

Novelist Ernest Hemingway, 61, Killed by Accidental Shotqun Blast

Hemingw: ay Dies  Of Shotgun Blast  Literary Giant Found — By Wife In Idaho Hom   Death Instantaneous

Ernest Hemingway's Wife Says Shotgun Blast Was Accidental Violent Death Shocks Literary World 

oins Gary Cooper in The Barn’  The knell tolls for Hemingway; great writer killed by shotgun

Hemingway. novelist, dies of qun wound   Literary giant found dead of self-inflicted shot

Gun Blast Fatal For Hemingway   Wife Finds Body of Noted Author And Reports Death Was Accident

Pro-Lumumba Forces Moving Troops Into Rich Katanga Province ...  Strength Is Unknown   REPORT RED CHINA MAKES BURMA LOARK

Kennedy Sends Resources Plan To Congress   Urges Broad Scule Action On Vast  Provram

Price Estimate Omitted; ‘Act Now or We Will Be : In Trouble,’ Congress Told

Kennedy submits proposals fer resource development   includes both short and long range planning

PLANS GIVEN IN SPECIAL MESSAGE   Asks Congress To Approve Water Supply Research   ENVISAGES   Development Of Nuclear Power To Replace Or Supplement Fuels

Raps Ike For Negligence On Flood Projects   Asserts GOP Policy Cost Many Lives

Ike Policy Attacked In Message  Double Spending On Salt Water Conversion: TKK

in Message fo Congress...  Kennedy Outlines Plan To Protect Resources

“Special Message To Congress Proposes Development Program  Resources Outlined By JFK

Special Message:  Natural Resources Program Offered Congress By JFK

Resources Vigil Urged By Kenned)   City Air Purification Seawater De-Salting Among Proposals.

Kennedy Presents Vast Long Term Water Plan; Delaying Dams Is Costly

Calls For U.S. To Face Task   Raps Eisenhower For Failure To Act

JFK Asks Vast Program To Develop U.S. Resources   Sees Competitive 4-Power Within 10 Years

Kennedy Proposes Plan For Natural Resource Developement: Attacks ike

Prasosais Range From Porhilcation OF Big City Air to De-salting of ean Water for Drinlcinee ord ladustrial es

Kennedy Urges Congress Act To Protect, Develop Natural Resources   Would Speed Efforts To Desalination Of Ocean Water

Resources Bill Sent To Congress  Kennedy Savs   Kennedy Says GOP’s Policy Took Many Live:

Water Resources Stressed In New Kennedy Message   Would Speed Conversion  Of Salt Water

e aps af ike's Policy on rlood Lontro! Projects ..  Kennedy Offers Plans To Develop Resources

Kennedy Hits At Laxity of Ike's Program   New Flood Controls, Competitive A-Power Sought by President

President's Proposals Go To Congress   Kennedy Puts No Price On Water, Land And Mineral Ideas

Development of Natural Resources Lea     Kennedy Seals Vast Conservation Plan

Sets Variety of Goals; Charges Ikes Regime Neglected Flood Control

Message to Congress Asks Prompt Action   Failure fo Act Means Trouble in Future,  Beswtidaet € meson

Kennedy Sends Congress Natural Resources Plan; Blasts Ike Postoonements

_ VAST NATURAL RESOURCES PROGRAM  President Submits Plan To Help In Protecting Lifeblood Supplies

Stresses Long-Range as Well as Immediate Plans; Raps Eisenhower's Policy

JEK Seeks To Develop U.S.  Resources   SubmitsLongRange Plan To Keep Pace With Povulation

Kennedy Seeks DevelopmentOf U. §: Resources   Postponement Of Flood Control Seen Costing Lives

Development of Natural Resources Asked  Kennedy Asks  Vast Program

pectal Message On Natt Message On Natural Resources  JFK Outlines Vast Program

Special Message Outlines Both Immediate and Long-Range Plans   Asserts Eisenhower Administration Policy Took ‘Heavy Toll of Lives’ by Postponing Essential Flood Control Projects

Kennedy Outlines Conservation Progran  eeprria wm! Caae Treanhla Ahand lImnlace Arktinn le TL... Al.

Charges Ike  Inactivity Cost Lives   Development And Conservation Is Presidenrs Plan

Ne Price Tag On Administration Requests  ‘Kennedy’s Resources Plan Builds For Future

Gives Congress Over-All Plan fo Aid Country   President Slams Eisenhower Idea on Flood Control

Congress Hears Broad Natural  Resource Plans   Kennedy Outlines Program Including Water, Land, Forests And Minerals

Immediate And Long Range’ —  JFK Urges Vast Program To Develop U.S. Resources

Kennedy Charges Former Policies Took Heavy Toll  No Price Tad Placed

PRESIDENT CITES HEAVY LIVES TOLL   Asserts Natural  Blessings Must Be Used Properly

Hits Previous Administration For Inactivity   Sets No Price Tag On Immediate, Lone Range Projects

WEATHER   Immediate And Long-Range Dealing iid.  Kennedy Offers Vast Plan For Developing Resources

President Contends Postponements By Ike’s Administration Took Heavy Toll Of Lives.   NO PRICE TAG PUT ON LONG-RANGE PLAN

Everything From Water To Air Cited   President Forwards Special Message; Cost Would Be in Billions

JFK Reveals Vast  Resources Policy   ‘Trouble’ Predicted Unless Plan Adopted

Criticizes Eisenhower Program:  Kennedy Offers ; Plan  ‘For Natural Resources

Task Is Large But Will Be Done--Kennedy   Water Development Projects Among Leading Goals

Flood Control Projects   $10 Million Yearly For Salt Water Home Use Research

Kennedy Sends Congress Natural Resource Plan   Invalvesc Manv Millions

Hits Ike’s Polic Hits Ike’s Policy Kennedy Proposes Vast ymamtlieng: Development

Advocates Wise Broad Seale Action’ Kennedy Sends Congress Vast Program To Protect Minerals

Kennedy Tells Vast Plans for Development  Says Ike Policy   Says Ike Policy Took Heavy Toll of Lives

Kennedy Asks Lands, Water Development   Wants Broad Scale Action to Save Nation's Resources

Given Conaress   Tacoma_ To Await Study °  Initiative 25 Push Is Fased

Resources Measure Presented   Kernedy’s Plan For Development Given Congress

Vast Natural Resources  Plan Offered   Ranges from Pure Air to Desalting Of Ocean Water

Flood Death Toll Decried By President   Cites Problems In Field of Resources In Special Viescave

Program To Develop  Resources To Congress Asks Speed Up Of Flood  Cantral Ta Save Lives

No Price Put On Proposals To Conaress   Kennedy Warns Nation “Will Be In Trouble’ Unless Aetion Taken Soon.

Task is large butit must be done-J.F.K.   Slaps outgoing regime for ‘no new starts’ policy

JFK Urges Resources Expansion  Kennedy Asks   Kennedy Asks Far-Reaching Plan For Water, Land, And BRareacte

President's» Ideas Given  To Congress   Program To Develop Nation’s Supply Of Water; Land Outlined

Predicts Fight Over Extension 0f Tariff Act   Kennedy Want: More Power

REJECTS RED RESOLUTION  Security Council Approves Asian-African Congo Plan

Use of Force  If Necessary  Is Included; Six Lumumba Aides Executed

Asia-Africa Plan For Congo Peace  Approved by UN   Proposal Includes  Use of Force Tc Prevent Civil War

Security Council Okays Asian-African Plan For Peace in the Congo

Afro-Asian Congo Plan Is Approved   soviet Resolution To Dismiss Dag Is Handily Defeated

Use Of Force If Necessary Voted 9 To 0   Soviet Resolution Calling For Dag’s Dismissal Rejected

Oral Vaccine Can Provide ‘Immunity’   Salk Shots Are Still Required, Authorities Say

ls Effective Against Mos Dangerous Type Of Polio Virus   SALK SHOTS ARE STILL RECOMMENDED

Oral Polio Vaccine Is Approved  Pill Acts Again:   Pill Acts Against Only One Virus, Most Dangerous

Youth Kills Self After He and Pal  ! Robbed Metorist of Car at Gunpoin'

State Mishaps Claim 14 Lives   Eleven Die in 48-Hour Period In Three Accidents During Weekend

Man Is Shot Down After He Hijacks Boat ‘To Go To Cuba And Kall’ Fidel Castro

Lancer to Come under Control  Specialist Tells of Array of Druas

NEW DRUGS MAY BE ANSWER Doctors Say Cancer Control ~May Come About in 2 Years  

East Forrest District Water-sewer project financing and service rates explained

mie FF WIPSDF EFT! a aia?  New water system would provide fire protection

Cong. Young To Be Guest  At Barbecue  4,000 Expected Ai Ginton To Honor   4,000 Expected Ai Sinton To Honor Representative

3,500 TICKETS ARE SOLD  entertainment ten eR aN hem  Over 4, 000 Expected For Cong. John Young Tribute

Officials Report Progress in Viet Nam, U.S. Talks  President May Adopt Reforms To Combat Reds

Proposals Made. by Gen. Taylor  en ee NR etn eee tenet  F.ope Expressed Viet Nam to Adopt U.S. Suggestions

Rap Management  Top Level Blamed For Letting Aides Ignore ‘Free Enterprise’   Communist Secretary Scores Supreme Court

Vontgomery GOP Figure Admits Interest  Wetherill in Governor Race

Town rallies to family’s aic   Wife, husband hospitalized in separate wrecks

TRAGEDY HITS FAMILY: TOWN RALLIES TO AID   Father, Mother Unconscious  Weeks From Accidents; Daughters Leave School, —

Stricken Couple Aided By Town   Husband, Wife Injured In Separate Auto Accidents

- Parents Of 2 Stricken In Separate Auto Mishaps Financial Aid Mounts For Texas Couple !n Coma

Couple Critically Hurt Texas Community Helps  After Family Tragedy

Community Aids Girls Whose Parents Were Badly Hurt In Separate Mishaps

Claim Goldfine Holds Key to Vast Scandal   Brothers Accused Of Embezzling Near $1 Million

Both Parties May Be Invelved  er en EVE  ‘Reports Goldfine Holds Key To Major Political Scandal

t @OLDFINE CASE COULD EQUAL TEAPOT DOM  Vast Political Scandal Is Breaking

Communist Leader Has More Trouble   Goldfine May Reveal Key to Vast Scandal

Newscaster SAYS? CGoldtfine holds key to vast Washington political scandal

Goldfine has key toscandal   Claim evidence implicates Dems and Republicans

Says Goldfine May Reveal Widespread Political Scandal   Justice Department Is Investigating: Rivals Teapot Dome Case.

Big Scandal  Brewing In  Washington   Report Many In Both Parties To Be Involved

Goldfine Is Reported Key To Seandal  Probe Implicates Both Parties.

President's Council Sees UpswingIn Nation's Economy After Mid-Year

No Economie Upturn Until Mid-Year   Kennedy Advisors Say U.S. Faces A “Stubborn Problem’

U.S. Advisers See No Upturn Until Midyear   Heller Asks Rate Cut on Mortgage Loans

AIRMEN SEIZE BRASILIA AIRPORT Brazil's Goulart Prevented  From Assuming Presidency

New New Emergency in Brazil  Right-Wing Threat Halts Goulart Trip

Brazil Without President in New Government Row   Goulart Effectively Grounded in Porto Aleare

Mixed Reports From Revolt-Torn Island   Anti-Castro Forces Urged To Keep Up Fight; Help Reported On Way; Top Castro Aide Said Seriously Wounded

Khrush Flays U.S. for Cuba  ‘Gangsterism’   ‘Dangerous Path,’ His New Note to Kennedy Warns

August City Sales Tax Distributed in County Amounts to $2,515.50

Khrushchey’s Son-in-Law  Russian Editor Granted Interview By Kennedy

President Kennedy Interviewed At Home Saturday By Red Journalist

‘Kennedy Proposes International   ational Control Of Traffic To Beri

Soviet Press Prints Full interview   Kennedy Had Granted First Exclusive Meet With Soviet Journalist

 Sees Better Relations  Russian Editor Interviews Kennedy on World Problems

Does Macy’s Tell Gimbel’s Read It in Izvestia, Red Reporter Says After Interview With Kennedy

Sunny View Of Holiday Time   President. Interviewed  By Khrush’ Son-In-Law

Interview to Moscow Editor  Danger To Peace Blamed On Soviet Efforts To Communize The World

Red Editor Feels Tak with Kennedy For Betterment’ Mr. K's Son-in-Law  — Promises to Prin# Exclusive Interview

Russian newspaper carries long Kennedy interview   First time President able fo reach Russian people

TALKS WITH KENNEDY Khrushchey’s Son-in-Law  Gets Exclusive Interview

Izvestia prints President's views   Editor of zvestia argues at Kennedy interview

First Granted to Red Newsman  Kennedy, Niki’s Son-In-Law Meet In Historic Interview

Funds Sped For Weather Satellites   House Committee Approves Additional $48 Million

Space Weather Station Pushed   House Unit Urges Speedup On Tiros

Many Bills Await Vote By Senators   Calendar Is Heaviest Of Session; House Won't Meet This Week

North Koreans Slap American  Another !s Beaten At Armistice Meet

Hint Victims “Buzzing” Area  4 Die In Private Plane Crash Near Indian Lake

CRAFT HITS POWER LINE, DIVES INTO LAKE  4 Killed as Plane Crashes in Buzzing Attemp

Christians Everywhere Commemorate Happily Resurrection of Christ

New Orleans Character Leaves Scene - - - They Buried The Mole Thursday

TEMPEFPRATIR ES   ‘Charlie The Mole’ Buried  Near Burrowing Exploits

Most Upstate Roads Cleared Of Big Snow   Minor Floods Follow One Of Indiana’s Worst April Blizzards Of Century; 11 Lives  Lost. j

Russ Test Atom Bomb (ver Asia   ‘Substantial Yield, Intermediate Range, White House Says

Russ Nuclear Test Over Asia Bared —  White House Announces Devic   White House Announces: Device in Intermediate Range Fired

Egads! The Party’i! Be Ruined New Year's Eve Won't Be ‘Wet’ Everywhers

Many Merry Makers to Pay High Price As Some States Dry on New Year's Eve

Blue Laws to Curb  New Year’s Hilarity Cost of Celebrating. in Night Spots Higher This Year

Many Ways To Greet 1962 Blue Laws May Puta Damper On Many  New Year's Parties

Blue Laws Pose Headaches \Cost Of New Year’s Eve Hilarity Will Run Even Higher This Year

Offices, Stores To Close Over Long Holiday   Some Headaches To Come Early  High Cost Of Hilarity Wilt Ran Even Higher This Year

Do-or-die Illinois effort slated for congressional redistricting

Rt. 4 Crash Kills 5   2 Critically Injured In One Of State’s Worst Smash-Ups

Not Red Avent   ‘Christ Is Risen’ Theme Heralds Easter Sunday Church Services

U.S. Ready To Press  Arms Talk   Stevenson to Seek Quick UN Action Toward Getting Negotiations Restarted

Disarm Talks Will Get Push  ot EET ashes, Se Seems   Stevenson Wants Quick U.N. Actior For Resumption

UN To Press  For Action  On Talks , To Speed Up  a 2 Dlearmament

lke Starts Final White House Week; Farewell Speech to Nation Tonight

Teamster Regards Ruling As Hoffa's Biggest Defeat   Hoffa Wants AFL-CIO Support Against Meany

Rock Arrives In New Guinea For Operation  Search Proves ~ Fruitless

Disheartening Report Comes From Searchers  Governor, Twin Land In Area  : Where Son Lost

Search Hopes Waning   Gov. Rockefeller, Twi: Sister Arrive; Join Search For Michael

SEARCH CONTINUES FOR SON Disheartening News Is Given Rockefeller

Intensive Search Proves Fruitlese  Rockefeller Lands At Seareh Center

Rocketeller Rushes to Center. of Vast Search Overation for Missing San

Rockefeller Arrives Af Search Center In New Guinea: No Signs Of Missing Son

Hunt Cause In 77-Death Plane Crash   Probe Engine Failure, Faulty Landing Gear; Young Army Recruits Three of Crew Dead

Pilot Had Messaged  Of Tr ouble   Most of Victims From N. Jersey, Eastern Penna.

Richmond Disaster  ls Probed Seek Cause Of Plane Crash Killing 77

invest igators.  Tragic Crash Cause Pilot Of Plane Which Carried 74 Young  Reeruite to Denth Givec Same Inkling

Three Crew Members Also Killed  Authorities Probe Crash Fatal to 74 Recruits

Probe Begins in Air Disaster   Crash Toll Stands at 74 Army Recruits

Pilot of Crashed Airliner Had Landing Gear Trouble   Related slorics, picture, Pg, 16-B

Families of Recruits Stunned Probe Begins for Cause  Ot Air Crash Killing 77

F AA Begins Probe Or Airliner Crash In Which 77 Died   See Editorial Page 6

DETAILED HUNT UNDERWAY FOR CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH FATAL TO 74 YOUNG ARMY RECRUITS

Virginia GI Disaster a  U. S. Searches for Cause In 77-Death Air Crash

CAB Probes For Cause Of Engine Failure   Death List Is Set At 74 Soldier Boys And Three Civilians

investigators Seek Engine Failure Cause  74 Army Recruits, Three Of Airliner’s   74 Army Recruits, Three Of Airliner’s Crew Of Five Killed

Khrush Unlikely To Accep West Proposals To Ban Additional Nuclear Tests

K. Expected to Reject JFK, Macmillan Appeal   JFK Holds Hope Russia Will Join’in Fallout Ban

Police Guard Against New  Raci al Strife  Groups Of Negroes Continue To Roam Southwest Chicago

Negro Youths ‘Create Incidents ‘Racial Tension [s Mounting  In Chicago and New York

Police Kept On Alert To Curb Gangs   Negro Youths Defy Chicago Officers, Foree Bolstered

SOME GUESS MEGATONS IN 100 RANGE = —   World Reacts -Angrily To New Red Provocation

Biggest Blast In History   Soviet Union's Action Defies World Qpinion

No Word From U.S. Scientists   9 European Sites Confirm Swedish Seismoaraph Find

Figure Power of Blast Near 100 Megatons   U.S. Authorities Withhold Estimate, Await Information

Mighty Nuclear Blast Triggered by Soviets   Possibly Near 100 Megator   Stevenson, Red Clash on Bomb

Mightiest Man-Made Blast Could Near 100 Megatons   Stevenson, Soviet U.N. Envoy Clash

Soviet Union Defies World Opinion Today   Bomb Set Off in Arctic May Be as Large as 100-Megaton Range; U.S. Authorities Withholding Estimates

Shot Believed 100 Megaton Defies World   Mightiest Blast in History.Fired ' in Arctic Reaion

Defiant Russia sets off mightiest blast   Scientists say Reds may have exploded ~ nuclear weapon larger than 50 megatons

90 Megatons Registered  Could Be Larger; U.S. Waits More Information

Red Superblast May Exceed 50 Megatons   Reds Push © World Near Disaster

New Explosion Believed To Be100 Megator      Nikita Khrushchev Defies World Opinion In Setting Off Blast

Swede Scientist Says Blast Over 50 Megaton Size  Called Much Bigger Than Last Monday's

Wisconsin Conservation Commission Backs Plan to Preserve Resources

Reportedl} Will Total $1 Billion   Governor To Brief Leaders, then Will Addracc Lawmaker

State Budget Of $1 Billion Is Expected   Lawrence Reported Set To Ask 2-Cent Gasoline Tax Hike   Picture on Page §.

Objections. Slow Rights Maneuver   House Approves Hiiack Measure.

Castro’s Enemies Stouthearted But Pitifully Outnumbered      By HAROLD kK WITKS

Insurgents Appear Not To Have Shaken Castro   Ry HAROLD K. MILKS

Briefs... From the Wire   Castro Regime Troubled By Insurgent Opposition

Men Aboard Ill-Fated Texas Tower May Have Had Few Seconds Warning

ACTION HALTED ON COMMISSION   Civil Rights Bill Ends in-Snart-—~

Rights Legislation  Put Aside   Senate Leaders Give Up Effort To Pass Bill  On Commission

Snarl Over Extending Commission  Civil Rights Battle Is Sidetracked in Senate

Civil Rights Commission Is  Sidetracked  Legislative Snarl Halts Move To Extend Unit’s Tenur

REPORTS ON CONFERENCE   SMITH COUNTY THREAT Rider Lawyer Alters Motion

Give Up Fight For Rights Bill  Sou ght to Hook lt to  naArAgnrintinn Plan

Underground Threat: - CBN Diehard Rigs s Call  Fo or. enewed Uprisin's

Threats of New. French Uprising Hurled in Algiers  But Sweeping Purge    But Sweeping Purge May Put Damper on ‘OSA’ Underground ~

Algerian French Urge Resistance . To DeGaulle Rule   Defiant Calls Made For a New Uprising

Tracts Appear on Streets French Rightists In Algeria Call For New Uprising

Congo Treons Maintain  Blockade Of Politicians   Diehard Settlers Defiant  ~ New Algerian Revolt?

New Uprising Being Urged By Diehar vas   Algerian Rightists Call For Resistance To Gen. De Gaulle

Algerian Rebels Active Again  Spread Pamphlets Urging New Revolt

Rebels in Algiers Seek New Revolt   Diehard Rightist Settlers Continue Program to Prevent Algerian Freedom

Secret Army  oe  Urges Uprising  Algeria Rightists Defying DeGaulle

‘ Against De Gaulle  Algerian Diehards Ask ‘For Renewed Uprising

Underground Units Heise Algeria Fight  Call. For Resistanre ~   Call For Resistanve— To De Gaulle; Purge Of Officials Pushed.

Defiant Algerians Issue New Cail for Uprising   Mass Arrests Expected to Reduce Danger Of Undergraund Action Aaainsi De Caulle

Farm Measure Gains Approval Of Conferees  -, _—l tip iar,  _xg> mz i, & tne a a a ee he   ... WHEAT ACREAGE CUT INCLUDED

Gov. Dalton Asks Business Leaders to Help Sell State   Governor Wants Buildup In Industrial Power Within Missouri.

Talk Up Missouri, Gov. Dalfon Urges  Businessmen Asked To Spread Good Word

Conimittee Reports To Kennedy}   Recommends Even Tax Cut If Necessary

Business “Sump” Studied   Emergency Measures Suggested to K.ennedy

Group Urges Kennedy Cut Taxes If Necessary  Steps to End Lag Suggestec

Tempor ary Tax Slash”  Possible   No Panic Button Will Be Pushed At Present Time

-EPORT TO KENNEDY:  Swift Action Urged To Rev  Up Economy  TAX CUTS SEEN IN SPRING;

Briefs... From the Wire   Negro Reaches Moscow: Knocks Education in LS

Rebel Guns. Infantry Hit Padong   Violation of Cease-Fire Is Clear-Cut

Padong Falls To Laos Rebels   Symbol] of Government Resistance Lost

TAKE PADONG BY ASSAULT   Communists Ignore Cease-Fire, Attack Village After Barrage Of Shells From Russian Guns. me

Rebel Forces Seize Padonc   Heavy Barrage, Infantry Assault Bring Fall of Tiny Laos Village

Laos Reds Capture Village   Symbol Of Resistance To Rebels Falls Under AILOut Assault

Symbol Of Government Resistance Taken  Padong Falls Under-All-Out Pro-Communist Assault Today

Defers Race Order   WEAVER MAY BECOME FIRST NEGRO TO ATTAIN CABINET RANK

11th Major Government Department Expected Urban Affairs And Housing;  JFK May Defer Racial Ruling

Kennedy To Press For Cabinet-Level  Housing, Urban Aitairs Department

May Go Easy On Racial Aspects  Kennedy To Push Housing Post In Cabinet

Urban Affairs Post Will Get High Priority  President Expected 0 Po e Action  oe >

Order fo Ban Discrimination May be Shelved      Kennedy to Speed Agency on Housing And Urban Affairs

In B-52 Bomber Inc ident  Jet Pilot Says Rocket Fired Because Of Mechanical Fauli

wo Sh  Bodies Of Three Crewmen Of Downed Bomber Found   PILOT GIVES ACCOUNT  Malfunction Blamed For Missile Firing

Gas Tax Row Indecisive  House Battles Six Hours Over Amendments to Bill

Ford Foundation Allots $500,000 For Education In Tropical Africa

House Pushes ‘Economic Bills “Closer to Vote   After Ways & Means Unit Warns Recession ‘Is Worse Than in ‘458

Farming Advice For JFK Regime  Build On Existing Farm Program, Bot Parties Advising

Existing Farm. Policy Sought   Administration Gets Request from Leaders

BombWasPlanned During Test Ban — Negotiations —   Neutrals Request  US. -Soviet Talks -

heports Lo President Soon  Labor Secretary Confident  Of Solution To Recession

GOLDBERG REPORTS Labor Secretary Believes  Recession Will Be Licked

Labor Chief Says JFK Has Support   A Administration   Administration Will Be Able To Put U.S. to Work

NO DEPRESSION SIGHTED Labor Chief Optimistic  On Nation’s Economy

nen EL er tans NOMWOS CHSMUETOUSTRUSNONGEST SOONERS EETTCEVETCEUEEEVSSSESEEETIOT. FUR EEEESETTLITIELITINTTT PORES ETAT ETE Se  Klorida’s Below-Freezing Cold Shakes People, Vegetables

Leaders Hope Talks Bring Laos Peace   Progress Lacking Toward Ending Of Cold. War Crisis

No Progress Seen On Laos  After Parley   Rusk, Gromyko Air Cold War Issues In Lengthy Conference

No Indicatior Of Progress In Laos Talk US, Russia ~ Restate ‘Terms

Parley Achieves  No Gain on Laos  Rusk, Red Envoy Discussed Issue

Progress On Issues  Stymied   Understanding Or Crisis In Laos  Sought In Talks

Adolf Eichmann Expected To Get Death Sentence  Pronouncement Scheduled Today; tkennwend Bafsess Ba Asle AMiaxwoe

Elderly Man, Wife, Both Unable to Move, Survive Three-Day Nightmare in Home

Four Mills Co. Delegates to Ames for 4-H Leaders Recognition Day Jan. 30

Top Vatican Post Given to Cicognani Pope Names Vet eran U.S. Apostolic Delegate

Pope John Name New Secretary  Cardinal Cicognani Succeeds Cardinal  Tardini Who Died

Trujillo Masses  Ordered   Action Scen Aiding Church-State Accord

In Today’s Paper   ‘Convicts Are Quiet These Frenchmen Prefer  Prisoners To Children

Islanders Think Prisoners Better Guests— French Island Prefers Prison To Camp For School Children

Brittany Islanders Back Prison There Rather Than Camp for Messy, Thieving Kids

Approval Seen On French Use Of A-Weapons   President Asks Con. gress to Okay NATO Troop Training  With U.S. Arms.

Verdict Was One Of Five Possible For The Jurors   George Cutter Rides To Freedom An Lincoln, Not Black Cadillac

Crash Dept.  KINGSLEY SCHOOL BUS FLIPS OVER WHEN  — STRUCK BY CAR No Children — Are Aboard Bus

QUAKE-HIT CITY PICKS UP PIECES   Damage Is Minor; No One Injured In  California Tremor

HOLLISTER IS JOLTED BY ‘QUAKE   Saturday Shock Rocks Bay Area; None Injured

Little Hollister Cleans Up After Worst Earthquake in Its History, None Injured

Town Cleans Up After Earthquake   Hollister Damage Is Minor, But It's Extensive

Hollister, Calif., Picks Up Quake Debris; Walls of Biq Buildings Crack —

Its Heaviest In History California Community  Picks Up After Quake

2 SHOCKS SHAKE CALIFORNIA TOWN  HOLLISTER CLEANS UP EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE

Two Rumbling Shocks Hit Small Community  California Town Beains Cleanup After Quake

‘Pair Held; Accused of Attempting to Bribe Juror in Kid Cann Trial

State Hit By Drought Conditions  Northern Section Hardest Hit by

Many Areas In Trouble On Rainfall   Long Prairie Area Hit Hardest; Brainerd 5.09 Inches Short for Year

Says Wording Is Not Clear (n New Rates   Post-Midnight Ceremony Set To Hurry In Tax Hike

World Peace Said Menaced:  Promises Help   Rebels Reported Moving Inland in Area 90 Miles From Havana—Castro in Personal Charge of Attempt to Halt Attacks   27 Arrested in Plot  ToAssassinateCastrc

 Assassination Plot Uncovered  ONCE TRUSTED AIDE OF CASTRO HELD AS PLOTTER

Cuba Holds 27 in Castre Death Plot   Agricultural Minister Among Those Arrested For Assassination Plan

Plot to Murder Castro Is Foiled   ‘Twenty-Seven Persons Arrested. Report Says

REPORTED CUBA ACTION POINTS   Including Agriculture Head  27 Said Arrested In Plot On Castro’s Life

Castro Arrests 27 in Revolt   Assassination Plot Claimed in Havana

27 Arrested For Plot To Slay Castro   1 American And 7 Women, Among Those Facing Trial

Seize 27 In Plot To Kall Fidel   One Of Castro's Most Trusted Officers Among Aecused

Castro Arrests 27 In Revolt  Assassination Plot   Assassination Plot Claimed In Havana

Plot Against Castro’s Life Charged to27   Former Minister Of Agriculture Among Those Held

17 Accused Of Plotting To Kill Fidel   Eight Terrorists Are Executed By Firing Squad Today

2] Are Seized in Anti-Castro Plot   8 Reported Executed  As Terrorists Today

NVASION SIDELIGHTS  _2T Accused of Plot “To Murder Castro   News Blackout

Ex-Dictator Batista Declines Comment   Cuba Seizes 27 in Plot to Assassinate Castro

Group Seized In Castro Plot   Cuban Government Radio Reports Arrest of 27 in Assassination Bid

Sought to Kill Castro —  27 Cubans Arrested  In Assassination Plot

NEW YORKERS ON GUARD Mentally Sick Woman Is Sought As Boy's Slayer

Cold Weather Siege Lingers  Ohio Stung By Biting Arctic Temperatures

Biting Cold Stings Most Of Nation   Winter's Longest Siege Continues Without Letup

Northeast Cold Siege  Continues   30 Degrees Below Recorded In Western New York State,  3 Below In Boston

Biting Cold Sets Roses “d  In Northeast   Mercury Dips To 30 Below In Western Part Of New York

Severe Cold Siege Likely To Continue   _ Eastern Cities Suffering Under ecord Low Marks

County Records 8th Road Death   Wallace McBee, 64, Highway Victim

Wallace R. McBee, 64  Struck by at Least Two Known Vehicles  State Police Investigate Case. Kear Poedectrian Hit.Run Victim

MOTHER SAYS...  "Embezzlement news was worse blow than a death in family"

Promises Clean Administration, Public Welfare   Family Bible Is Used In Solem Ceremony In Capitol Rotunda

Reuther Sees Strike Unless GM Corp. Acts   Auto Spokesman Carries No New Plan to Meeting

Auto Strike On Wednesday Is Almost Certain  Reuther Says UAW Plans No Extension Of Its Contract

Reuther; GMC Enfer Marathor Bargaining Talk  UAW President Threatens Strike Kio pler VAs acd ee

UAW, GM Back At Bargaining Table; No Extension Of Deadline. Savs Reuthe;

Strike Set For Tomorrow  Auto Companies, UAW Continue Talks Today

Marathon  Session Is  Under Way   Only Wage. Pact Can Avert Strike-

Bar ‘gaining  Begins With UAW’s Chief   Strike at GM Set Wednesday For Auto Worker:

Won't Extend Deadline, Says UAW President   GM and Union Head in Marathon Talks as Time Nears

LoteBulletin  BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR — DIOCESAN TRACK MEET — 2 RECORDS FALL THIS AFTERNOON

Late Bulletin:  BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR — DIOCESAN TRACK  MEET — 2 RECORDS FALL THTe ALTTTRNAON

Belgian Socialists Kill Hopes for Peace By Voting to Continue Crippling Strikes

ASC:Plans Farm- fo-Farm Check To Sign Up More Idle Acres  ‘So Far 189 Have Signed; Represents 40% Of Can ane Lap , Y mal te

MORE FARMERS SOUGHT TO JOIN FARM PROGRAM  County ASC Men Tc Explain Program,

ASC Plans Farm- fo-Farm Check To Sign Up More Idle Acres —   So Far ‘1189 Have Signed; ‘Represents 40% Of County Farms — Goal Is 50%,

Battle Rejoined   House OKs Amendment To Senate Road Use Tax Spli

Cormack Succeed yburn   ocrats, Republicans ite In Praising Rayburn

Meeting Opens In Washington To Plan Talks   Officials Meet To Decide Which Nations To Attend Conference For Disarmament

U.S., Russia Begin Talks  On Arms Race   Delegates Meet This Morning At State Department

McCloy, Zorin Renew Efforts In Washington   Seek To Lay Out New Framework To Resume Talks

Arms Race Talks-to  Be Resumed   U.S., Soviet Russia Begin Talks In Try To Break the Deadlock

McCloy, Zorin To Map Agenda For Discussions   Decision to Be Made on Which Nations to Attend, Range of Subjects.

Severe Cold Snap Due Over Indiana  Snow Flurries Persist With More Forecast

Stabbed One Ta Make Death Sure ee  OUFE  Bank Robber Confesses Killing Three Hostages

He Shot Them As They kled   Inside — The Lima News   Banker’s Daughter Gets 15-Year Term

Temperatures   HIGH DRAMA IN BANK ROBBERY  Wounded Hostages ‘Play Dead

Robber Confesses He Kidnaped Three Bank Employes, Shot Them on Highway and Stabbed One To Make Death Sure

JFK Works On Fiscal Reports   Freeman Called To Join Other Aides At Palm Beach

eo dala PPPOE L LPL LAD LAO LD Es  Man and Wife Shoot [t Out  After Argument

Kennedy Seek: Support For ‘New Frontier’  -Pracidaont Ranarted   “President Reported . Keeping Telephone fines Hat In Driva

Kennedy Is Seeking Aid or Program  ~  Meee a   New Frontier Plans Keep President Bus: With Congressmen

President Hunts For Support   Keeps Close Tab On Legislation For New. Frontier

Kennedy Is Keeping fab On Conrross   Burning Up Phone Lines For Support Of His Programs

Kennedy Keeps: Telephones Busy To Capitol Hill   Seeks Support for Frontier Program

ws aN we ve 0UU UWS Se  Telephone Lines Hot As Kennedy Seeks Support

Kennedy Keeping Wires Hot in Moves To Drum Up Congressional Support

Kennedy on Phone Plugging ‘Frontier’  President Keeps Eye On Legislative Move:

JFK Seeks Support for Programs   Keeps Capitol Phone Lines  In Steady Use

Senator Kerr Gets Phone Call ”     Kennedy Drums Up Congress Support

JFK Pushes Domestic Problem   Keeps Telephone Lines To Capital Busy Seeking Backing for New Frontier

Jack Keeps. — Phones Hot To Congres:   Takes Time Out From Lao: Crisis To Push New Frontier.

Fail to Budge Reds West Prods Soviet Union  For Action in Laos Talks

West Calling For Effective Truce in Laos  Soviet Union Urged To Join in Sending  Bos TER TOU Ene \_ Se de eT

West Pushes kor Effective Cease-Fire  Geneva Talks Threatened Unless Shooting Stops

9 Years In Jail Rather Than Child Support Payments—  Relieved Farewell Is Given To Star Boarder From Kansas

McClellan Observes:   Bookie Wire Services Must Be Put Out of Operation

"Life Blood of Bookies' McClellan Urges Federal Law To Halt ‘Helpful’ Race Wires

Job Figures ‘Checked’ By Study Panel   U.S. Employment Totals Hit By Magazine tem

Inside Today's: Times   ‘STEPS TAKEN FOR TRIALS”  Details Of Demonstration 1 Staged By 19° Unravelled In. Mississippi

Pirate Chief Promises to Free Captives   Galvao Pledges Release of 620 On Santa Maria

HOME  EDITION:   Plans to Sail Into Recife Wednesday:   U. S:.Admiral - Warns Against ” Trancfer at Seu

US. Navy Group Boards Ship Pirate Captain To Bring 620 Passengers Ashore

Santa Maria's Passengers To Be Put Ashore  Galvao To Dock   Galvao To Dock Santa Maria At Recife Wednesday

Admiral Boards Portugal Ship For Conference   Removal Of 620 Captive Passengers Discussed With Rebel Commander

House Votes 9-Month Term For Schools   “Measure Sent To Senate By 84-4 Vote; Several New Bills Introduced Today In Legislature.

U.S. Shot To Venus Four Years Away  U.S. Rockets Not Stro: Enough House Space  & anmemtébans, 1 arms

Dayal Off Ip Report On Conco   Mission: Head. Sure’ Control Of Matadi. Will Be Restored

Return to UN Of Congo Port Is Expected   Mission Head Leaves  For Consultations AtN.Y. Headquarters

Turbulence Continues  In Congo   Indicated U.N. May Regain Matad:i Control

Congo Mission Chief to New York  Dayal Confident UN to Regain Control Of Port Soon; Gizenga Ouster Rumored   India Policy Shift Explained Menon Says Congo Brigad:  To Fight for UN Existence

VEIFVUNR INE,  “UN Congo Chief Confident On Having Port Restored

Further Probe Of Gags Likely   Thurmond Winning Censorship Battle

3 ARRESTED BY POLICE IN EARLY DRIVE   2 Boys Caught Shooting Missiles Get  9C smaswlaiacw’

Volpe Seeks Way To Speed Road Building   Governor Ponders Replacing Head of Public Works Unit

Plans Conference to Speed Up Road Building Program; Expects Talk With Callahan on Freeway  Project

‘we ene . ~ . Political Parties Eye Likely Pa. Gubernatorial Nominees

Secret Intelligence Work U.S. Scientists Meet  On Red _ A-Test Plans

Inside...   ReSUITS TO Fresiaent Kenneay  Study Will we if Reds Testing Weapons on Sly

Mexicans lre Aroused By Ship Ban   U.S. Coast Guard Turn: Down Clearance for Holiday Cruise.

Na Ca All lla Narlieatac i VUQuiit VOUILGIC.  Orly Field's Modern Terminal Building

Bandleader Cooley Beat, Stomped, Burned Mother, Daughter Testifies

Daughter Tells of Brutal Attack  Jury Links Cooley to Slaying of Wile

Brazil Makes Move to Hold  Liner in Port   Skipper’s Hopes of Extending His Plans Fade: Fuel Is Low

Brazilians May Occupy Stolen Ship   Fuel, Food Low; Some Rebels DecideToDefect

Passengers, Crew Leave Santa Maria   Defections, Lack Of Supplies Dash Galvao’s Audacity

BRAZIL MOVES TO OCCUPY SHIP  : Da anannnnve nm na f* wndss  Lf WSdSCiyers ana Ul Cw  Disembark Santa Maria

HIIMROI NT RAV TIDRS   Santa Maria Releases Passengers, Crew  Under Mixed Feelings

 Galvao’s Revolt Appears Doomed  Brazil Moves to Take Over Santa Maria  After Release of Passengers: Crewmer

Leader of Hijacking Band Expected to Give Up Ship Today, Hope Of Revolution Upset

Santa Maria Passengers, Crew Freed   Brazilian Marines Occupy Liner; Rebel Chieftain Stymied

Passengers Released By Rebel Ship   Future Of Crew Still In Doubt; Most Want Asylum

Ship Passengers Freed, Brazil's Officials Move  To Occupy The Vessel

Crew Quits, Ship Said Immobilized  Passengers Rush Ashore, Tell Of Hectic 12 Days

Brazil Acts ‘To Take  Over Liner  : Rebel Skipper  Loses Support

On The Snside   GOP Meet Plays Hands Off  Senators Must Decide on Wearing High Silk Hats on Inauguration Day

Inauguration Problem ‘Senator Fears Ire Of Vermont ‘Voters If He Wears ““Topper”’

UN Group Urges Halt On Testing  Delisien! Caramittos   Political Committee  Asks Voluntary Move, Votes Action Despite U. 5.. Red Oppesition

U.S. and Russia Vote ‘No’  U.N. Main Bloc Calls for Voluntary Ban

Both Russia And U.S. Ir Opposition   Margin Assures U.N. Ratification In Assembly Later On

UN Unit OKs Call to Stop Nuclear Tests  Committee Approva Given Despite U.S.

U.N. Group Asks Bomb Test Halt  Vote of 72-21 Assures Passage In Assembly

London:   Queen Goes on  African Visit   Report Risk No Greater Than on Other Journeys

Ooh, What Hibernation Will Do  Be Like Woodchuck. Live 1,400 Years

Spotlight On School Aid Formula   Tax Committee Members Say Work Now Blocked By Lack of Figures

Tawes Angered By Attack   Governor ‘Extremely Resentful’ Of Hume’s Statements On  Qlote Stand

Work Stoppage To Emphasize Plight of RR:   Train Riders In New York and New England Warned of One-Day Shutdown.

To Dramatize Plight _N.Y.Commuters Get Warning:  1-Day Train Halt Coming Soon

Gen. “Beetle” Smith Dies In 65th Yea   Ike’s Chief Of Staff Wore 4 Distinguished Service Medal.

Heart Attack Fatal to Gen. Bedell Smith   Planning Genius Of WWII Fame Is Dead at 65

R. Scott McLeod, former envoy to Ireland, dies Tuesday night   Controversy

In Relaxed Mood   Walter B. Smith, qeneral, diplomat died in capital

Bedell Smith, lke’s Aide in War, Dies af 65  Heart Attack Fatal As Ambulance Takes

Judge overrules rider's petition  Mize says Congress requires she

Judge Denies Rider's’ Bid  For Freedom   Hinds Sheriff Denies ‘Riders Charge Of Brutolity in Jail

Senate OK: Death For Hijacking   Cries Heard For Trade Blockade Against Cuba

Bill Passed Quickly After Latest Pirating  Senate Raises Hijack Penalty

Senate Votes Hijack Punishable By Death   Offense Draws Stiff Penalty Following Latest ‘Piracy Of The High Seas’

Senate Votes DeathPenalty ForHijacking   Irate Over Pirating Wednesday, Senate  Approves Bill, 92-0

istma Christmas Molidays ... .  519 Killed on Highways   A Black Christmas....  50 Texans Die During Christmas in Traffic

Traffie Toll Over Holiday Soars to 519   Nation’s Weekend Death Toll Worst Since 1955

Road Deaths Over Holiday Reach 525   California, © With 56 Killed, Leads. Nation *

Many Homes Saddened  Final National Holiday Weekend Traffic Count Shows 525 Killed

Worst Yule Slaughter In 6 Years  Other Violent Deaths  me ~~ Ant =, .oLt   Other Violent Deaths Bring -Over-All Total For America to 676

Auto Death Toll Highest Since 1956   Safety Official Urges Caution This Weekend; California Leads List

WHERE TO FIND IT   Legislature In Session  For New Try At Tax Bill

General Order Of Castro Calls 300,000 Troops  Hiuoce Armee Damn Te Rinctad   Huge Arms Dump Is Blasted; Camp Liberty Is Hardest Hit

Pilots Defect,  Turn Guns On  Cuban Targets Airfield, Ammo Dump Blasted

300,000 Men Called By Castro   Ammunition Depot Near Havana Hit; Rumors Rise of Invasion

Three Cities Hit, At Least Two Killed   Castro Regime Says U.S. To Blame For Surprise Attack

 Starved And Shoeless   Last Of Three Gunmen  Cau ehtB y Sea rch Team

‘SHOTGUNS FOR JET AIRPLANES—  Airline Companies to Arm Crews Only as Last Resort

Biochemist   Claims Tighter Patent Laws Would Discourage Pharmaceutical Research

“AP Prepared to Die’  Man Lost for 10 Weeks in Alaskan Wilds Has Amazing Survival Story

Lost 10 Weeks in Alaskan Wilderness,  (Postal Employe Survives on Berries

Was Prepared To Die When Found  Man Survives 10-Week OrdeallnAlaskaWilds

Story Below  eo a ae  New Phila Council Changes Public Square Area Parking   Ohio Postal Worker Rescued After Lost 10 Weeks In Alaska

‘Was Ready fo Die, Says Man Lost in Wilds 10 Weeks   Man’s Story of Long Survival in Alaskan Woods Is an Amazing One.

: He Was Prepared to Die Hiker Safe After 10 Weeks in Wilds; In Alaskan Wilderness Since June 20

Pawed ‘By Bear Cub As He Lay Half Consci suteall     —— ce RNR ~ ements. san eens comme  Kentuckian Survives 10 Weeks In Wilderness

Bachelor Relates Story Of Survival After Being Lost In Alaska 10 Weeks

Harrowing 10 Weeks He Was Lost In Alaskan Wilds Told By Vacationer

An Amazing Story Of Survival In Alaska’s Wilderness   Recovering In Hospital A fter 10 Weeks Ordeal

M han Lost: £104 fy ‘eeks i in 4 lds. Amazes ‘Alaskans ‘V With Tate

‘Prepared to Die’ —  Alaskan Tourist Found; Lost in Wilds 10 Weeks

Cincinnati Postal Aide Is Recovering After 10 Weeks Lost In Alaska Wilds

 * . - * * Cincinnati Postal Aide Recovering  After 10 Weeks Lost in Alaska Wilds

‘Prepared to Die’ Just as Rescue Came —  Tourist Describes Harrowing  10 Weeks in Alaskan Wilds

‘I Was Prepared To Die’ Tourist Lost 10 Weeks  Found Safe In Alaska

Rescued In lime: Cincinnati Postal Worker Survives 10 Harrowing Weeks Lost In Alaska

Seek To Choke Off Debate On Economic Bills   Not Aimed At Civil Rights

Afcnoriun SERVICE & SALES CO. P.O. BOX 6066 4924 COLE AVE. DALLAS; TEXAS (‘él   Delegates to Seek A Replacement for Dag Hammarskjold

TUNISIAN SAID PICK FOR INTERN   Soviets May Pursue Old 3-Man Plan

Legislative Box Score   Gagarin Has Place OF Honor as Reds Mark May Day

Cosmonaut Featured  At Parade   Soviets Turn May Day Into Political Celebration

After Recent Victories Moscow, Cuba Celebrate  May Day In High Style

‘Festival Dampened By Food Shortages  Gagarin Heads Officials In May Day Festival

‘Soviet Honors Gagarin on May Day ‘Castro Awarded Stalin Peace Prize

Gov. Nelson Hea Wisconsin’ s ‘Industrial Expansion  Held ‘High Level’ Throughout ‘60

State Industry AdditionsHigl   Expansion Remains at Good Level; Oshkosh Plant Largest to Enter

Resource Unit  fave Fynancinn  ob RS }“ BApPUIJIVIT  At High Levels’  New Enterprises,  Factory Addition: De a Ree Oa

Lakeshore Graduates  95 Seniors   Michigan School Boss Is Sneaker

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES   oenator toid  Penguins get welfare   Penguins Get Welfare

‘Lumumbist Troops Heading For Leopoldville  Fear Half of Country Under Their Control

Rebel troops advancing unopposed   Threatens the security of U.N.,  central gov't

Police Press Hunt For Ex-Con As Fears Grow He Has Killed Woman He Kidnaped

Fail to Mention Series Of 30-Plus Soviet Blasts   Russian Offer Seen as New Move To Halt U.S. Nuclear Progress

me “ /.. . 7 Flames ‘n Embers  ‘FIRE SIREN SOUNDED  AT STORM’S HEIGHT  — BOLT STRUCK POWER  POLE < SET IT AFIRE

/., #. Flames ‘n Embers  FIRE SIREN SOUNDED  AT “STORM’S HEIGHT  — BOLT STRUCK POWER POLF — SET IT AFIRE

On The Inside   Conditions Are Grim  W.Va. Prime Example of Bad Times In Depressed Labor Areas of Nation

Region Depending on idie Coal Mines sees No Early solution  Trip Through ‘Ghost Towns of West Virginia Depressing One

Congress Gets Billion-Dollar   Boom Program   Proposes More Social Security, Higher Minimum Wage, Money for Highways

President Siaris Attack On Recession   Kennedy Asks Increased Social Security Benefits

-SOMEBODY ELSE’S PROBLEM— West Berliners. Live Normally Amid Crisis

Berliners Living It Up Problems Are for Others So They Live ‘As Usual

Doesn't Seem To Be Fazed  West Berlin Lives It Up  Despite The New Crisis

N. C. Native Finds Fantastically Rich Gold Deposit Near Rock Hill

Nelson's Plea Gains Support   Governor Asks Solons to Join In Effort to Avert Financial Chaos

Nelson Renews Warning on Tax  Threatens Veto of General Sales Levy

Memorial to Mr. Sam...  House Office Building Is Planned as Tribute

Hospital Auxiliary Benefit Game Party; Cake Auction Slated Tonite

_TO BUY ‘DETIBRELLATOR'—   Hospital Auxiliary Benefit Game - Party is Sept. 28 at Country Club

New Urgency To Foreign — Aid Program   Rusk Carries Kennedy Appeal To Congress

Rusk Says Summit Meet Spurs Aid Need   Warns Communists Are Stepping Up Help Program

New Urgency Seen For U.S. Foreign Aid   House Opens Hearings On JFK’s $4.8 Billion Reques

Rusk Puts Urgent Tag On Foreign Aid Proposa!   Kennedy Talk In Capsule

Money, Reapportionment  N. C. General Assembly Reviewed For 1st Week

Money Matters Top Agenda 0f N.C. Assembly   Sanford Hikes School Request

Kennedy Prodded To Do Something About Ireland   MONEY AND REAPPORTIONMENT  ene nents a Nm Nee een tere cain naan SO ate oe ener gpcennneeenepiesnanne  Stiff Tasks Face Assembly

Q Assembly, 3 bss                Hassle Develops on: Sepulveda Dam Site

0 Assembly, 3 Congress Shots Due   Hassle Develops on Sepulveda Dam Site

2 SENTENCES OF LIFE GIVEN KIDNAP-SLAYER   Melvin Davis Rees May Appeal Judge Thom sen’s Action

Judge Sentences Rees To 2 Life Imprisonment Terms In Jackson Case

Red Boss ‘Lives It Up’ On Sukarno’s Birthday  Khrushchev Dances Cha-Cha-Cha At Gay Pests

 $25,000 for Laughs  =— Maestro Danny Kaye Takes Over Tanglewood

Danny Kay Gets $25,000 (For Charity) Directing — The Boston Symphony

Engineers Ordered Back On Job   Union “Wouldn't Be Surprised’ if PanAm Weaikeut Continue:

Execute 5 Former  Castro Followers  Sabotage Charged; 7 Shot in 24 Hours

It Was a Long Wait All Is Quiet at Capitol As Legislature Adjourns

Solon Asks House Delay On Tax Bill   Wants to Take Up Pay Raise For Teachers First

Move to Speed Economic Plan   Senate Committees Urged to Push Hearings

Senator Presses  For Jobs  - Ranoody Artin   Speedy Action Called Urgent

Wage, Unemployment Plans Pushed ‘By Mansfield  Swift Action Sought On Jobless Bill

meV CALS  New Sheriff Uniform—      School Lunch Program Billion-Dollar Operation

President Signs Big Money Bills  Foreign Aid Fund Measure Included

Kennedy Signs Bills Totaling $9 Billion   RUSK, GROMYKO FAIL TO REACH AGREEMENT

JFK Has Busy Da Signing Bills For Over $9 Billion   Plans To Return Monday To, Greet Sudan President

JFK Signs $9 Billion Fund Bills   Foreign Aid Tops Amounts Allocated

Kennedy Puts His Signature On Cash Bills   Voyage Follows A Busy Mornina

3 Men Indicted In Bank Robbery; 10 Indicted On Income Tax Charges

From Commonwealth Court...  Expense Ruling Due  . Before End of Month

‘Court Is Studying Taxpayers Request ‘Lor Injunction On Expense Accounts

ai a_i  Nine Years Of Scrimping By New Doctor Ends In Tragedy On Highway

Tragedy Hits Young Couple   Mother, 2 Children Killed in Auto Crash

Lb On Way to Begin Internship  Tragedy Strikes Young Doctor ‘on Top of World

Years of preparation smashed in an instant  ACCIDENT KILLS NEWLY-DEGREED DOCTOR'S WIFE, TWO CHILDREN

KERNER CUTS OFF 200 JOBS AS UNNEEDED   Governor Says Some Wert Not Known in Their Offices.

DON’T GET PANICKY,’ IS ADVICE  Official Explains New Vehicle Tax Measure

Jurist Urges U.N. Seating Of Mongolia  Nation Starved ; at orn ao. i   Nation Starved For West Contact. Douglas Declares

Supreme Court Justice On Hunting Trip Douglas Commends Mongolia For United Nations’ Seat

Ask Mongols be recognized   Justice Douglas calls for entry into the U.N.

Douglas Praises Outer Mongolia; Recognition by United States Uraed

Craft Handed To Portugal In Ceremony   Galvao Bows After Parlevs; Passengers Start Heading Home

Galyao Gives Up Rebel Ship To Brazil Officials   Surrenders Dream Of Revolution Against Portural

Swashbuckling Seaborne Revolution Ends With  Galvao’ s Total Surrender

Rebel Derides America  Das, hewe.... ET...   Embrace Ends Rites on Ship

Brazil Gives Ship Back To Portugal   Galvao and Crew Granted Asylum; Plans Next Move

Santa Maria Going Back To Portugal   Former Captive Passengers Head For Their Home

Oral Arguments Set January 29  Amended Indictment Motion To Quash To Be Argued In Court

Could Hurt Soviet Stand . Asian-African Bloc Pressing To Boost UN Stand In Congo

WOULD KILL RESOLUTION   Council Given Little Chance Of Successful Move

Move Could Leave Soviet Bloc Alone   Resolution Would Authorize Force To Ward off War

Move Seen Soviet Block—  Afro-Asian Bloc Seeks Stronger U.N. In Congo

Resolution Would Bolster U.N. In Congo, Authorize Force To Avert Civil War

Asian-Afro Call for Stronger U. N. in Congo; Russians Stand Alone

Could Leave Soviet Alone Asian-African Bloc Urges Strong UN Hand In Congo

Leaders From Asia, Africa  To Back U.N.   Soviet Bloc Might Be Left Alone In Attempts To Force U.N. Out Of Strife-Torn Congo.

Three-Nation Plan Bolsters U.N. In Conge   ‘Would Authorize Force To:Head Off ‘Threat Of Civil War

Kmergene v Session Is One Aspect  U.S. Move Could Bring Soviet Veto

Stronger U.N. Force In Congo Is Called For      Ceylon, Liberia, UAR Want To Use Force To Head Off Civil War

Bid to Bolster U.N. Hand in African Crisis   Soviet Bloc May Be Left Alone in Fiaht for Ouster

New York:  U.N/’s Hand Is Bolstered In the Congo  Asian and African T.90. p22.   Asian and African Leaders Propose  Force Tf Needed

UN Afro - Asians Push  Resolution on Congo      U. S. Accepts with Reservations; Soviet Bloc Could Be Isolated

Leaders Push To Strenethen U.N. In Congo   Afro-Asia Move Could Leave Soviet Alone In Dispute

Seek Strong U.N. Hand In Congo   Resolution Is Introduced; Has Big Hurdles

Austin In Path Of Huge Blow   Losses Mount As 150-MPH Winds, 12-Foot Tides Hit Cities, Crops

Tractors Trade Technician Technicians To Trav Travel  Ready Castro Dea

Castro Acceptance Expected Technical Group to Havana  ‘Monday on Tractors Trade

Tractors’ Technical Group Ready To Go   Committee Plans To Fly To Cuba On Monday Afternoon: Funds Pouring In

Stevenson Delighted Over Great Reception !In Ecuador, Growing Coolness Toward Communism

Laos Talks At Geneva Postponec   Issue of Asian Land's Representation Is Yet Unsettled.

Parley On Laos Postponed After Britain And Soviet  Ministers Fail To Agree

Parley Postponed After Russia, Britain Fail To Agree On Which Group Should Represent Laos.      U.S. AGREES THAT CEASE-FIRE EXISTS

POQIKS OFIOG MYVEF WOleygauorr—  Disagreement Postpones Laos Conference

Foreign Ministers Of Britain And Soviet Union Fail  To Agree On Arrangements For 14-Nation Conference — U.S. Accepts Report That CeaseFire Exists, But Insists On Settlement Of Delegation Question Before Meeting Begins

Dispute Holds Up Laos Conference   British and Soviets Disagree on + Who Should Represent Laos

14-Nation Conference On Laos Is Postponed   Britain, Soviet Union Fail To Aaree on Arrangements

British, Soviets  At Odds   Leaders Fail To Agree On  Arrangemerts

Agreement On Terms Bogs Down   U.S. Accepts Report of Truce Unit

Britain, Russia Disagree On Arrangements   Cochairmen At Odds On Which Faction To Attend Conference

U.S. Refuses to Sit Until Issue Settled   Laotian Official Delegation Point Under Discussion

Britain, Soviet Can't Agree on Plans for Talk   Opening Set for Today Delayed

Laos Conference Hits Snag Before Getting Started   East and West Fail to Agree on Who Will Be Representing Laotians.

Laos Talks  Postponed At Geneva   British, Soviet Russian Ministers Unable to Agree On Arrangements for Parle)

Parley Opening Set for Today Is Postponed   Factions Argue Over Delegation Representing Laos

Russians and British — Unable To Agree On ‘Legal’ Representative

Conference Was Set To Open Today  Representation For   Representation For Laos At Geneva Is Reason For Delay

Parley On Laos Future Postponed   Britain, Russia Disagree On Seating Of Delegation To Represent Laotians

Fail to Agree On Setup for Laos Parley   Delay Formal Opening of Geneva Meeting

Right To Speak For Torn Nation Causes Deadlock   Britain, Russia Disagree; Truce Held in Effect

Fail To Agree On Group To Represent Laos   U.S. Accepts Truce Commission’: Report That Cease-Fire Exists

U.S. refuses to sit in until hassle ends   Shaky truce being respected in tiny kingdom

Two Sides In Dispute On Seating   U.S. Accepts Report Cease-Fire Arranged In South Asia Natior

Britain and Russia ‘Fail to Agree on Delegation   U.S. Accepts Commission Repor! That Ceasetire Exists

Discord Snags Laos’ Meeting   British, Soviet Ministers Fail To Agree on Arrangements for Talks

Britain, Russia Disagree on Arrangements  fA at ata ott fine   Cochairmen at Odds On Which Faction To Attend Conference

Russ, British Fail To Reach An Aareement   Question Is Which Delegation Will Represent Laos

SATURDAY OPENING IS NOW HOPED   Truce Team Says Halt In Fighting Is General Now

MEET ON LAOS IS POSTPONED   Britain, Soviet Union Fail To Agree on Arrangements

British, Reds Can't Agree On Arrangements   U.S. Refuses To Toke Part Until Delegates Are Determinad

Disagree On Laotian Delegation   British Hopeful Parley Can Be  Besun Saturday

United States Accepts Report On Cease-Fire   British Still Hoping: Negotiations Can ~ Be Started Saturday

British, Russians Fail to Agree on What Side Should Represent War-Torn Nation

Seating Of Laos Delegation Issue   Tiff Develops Between British And Soviets Over Arrangements; U.S. Joins In Holding Out In Favor Of Laotian Coalition Group

Britain, Reds Halt Conference on Laos   Foreign Ministers Fail To Reach Agreement on Arrangements for Start of Parley by 14 Nations

nT TAT   Train Mishap Fatal to One   Atrlines Undecided on Merocor

Says 50 Megaion Bomb Would Dig a Hoie 400 Feet Deep, 12 Miles Wide

-SCIENTIST DESCRIBES EPFECTS—  Reds Big Bomb Would Level Most Of Capital

Bomb Would Kill All Within Seven Miles   Crater Would Be 400 Feet Deep, Mile And Half Wide

Superbomb Kttects Are Estimated   Would Dig Hole 400 Feet Deep, Kil All Within 7 Miles

Scientist Describes  Red Bomb   50-Megaton Bomb Would Dig Hole  400 Feet Deep,  Mile And Half Wide

50-Megaton Blast Detailed   Crater 400 Feet Deep, 1'2 Miles Wide Seen

Soviet Bomb Said Fatal For 7 Miles   Contamination Would Cover 10.000 Sq. Miles

U.S. Scientist Describes Probable Effects Of Reds’ 50-Megaton Bomb

Nuclear Scientist’s Estimate  Here’s The Magnitude Of Russia’s Big Bomb

U. S. Scientist Says 50 Megaton Bomt Would Kill Almost All Within 7 Miles

90-megaton blast killer within 7 miles  Woauld diag hole   Would dig hole 400 feet deep, mile and half wide

‘-hrushchev Tells Party Congress  Soviet Will Explode Huge Bomb Oct. 31   Nuclear Scientist Estimates Damage  Of 50-Megaton Bomb

Giant Bom Would Dig Huge Hole   Most Persons Within 7 Miles Would Be Killed

Screnirsf Esnimares  Bomb Would Kill in 7 Miles;  Blast Hole 1-1/2 Miles Wide

U.S. Scientist Says...  0 Megaton. Bomb Fatal to All in7 Miles  Would Dig Hole 400 Feet Deep and Mile and Half Wide

Most In Seven Mile Radius Would Die  Blast To Leave Mile And Half Wide Crater

Scientist's Appraisal peiiciiiacanededisteea 3 <isieoimtsias  9O0-Megaton Blast Can Produce Death Crater

Damage From 50-Megaton Bomb Estimate   Will Kill All In 7-Mile Radius

Most In Seven Mile Radius Would Die eae nant hneatintiadidnde athihed  Blast To Leave Mile And Half Wide Crater

Scientist Says Bomb Would Dig 400 Foot Hole, Mile Plus Wide   Yugoslavia Reported Wondering If U. S. Is Changing !ts Policy

Unless in Shelters  Russian Bomb Could Kill Persons Within 7 Miles

Action Set on Strip Mines, Long Trailers   Senate Plans Vote on Vehicle Bill, Showdown on Backfill Proposal.

 Vote Follows Bitter Debate Senate Refuses to Shelve  ‘Nomination of Merriwether

Senate Refuses To Shelve Meriwether Nomination After Hot Floor Fight

Senate Refuses to Shelve Nomination tthe li Attila  Debate Over Meriwether Hol

British Send Warships by Suez Canal   Aid Going to Kuwait Will Mark First Use Of Route Since 1956

Legislature Gears For ‘Rematch’    Republicans Present Measures To Repeal  Acts Of °59 Demos

GOP Is Poised To Repeal Laws OKd by Dems   Ohio Republicans Seek Changes in New Session of Assembly

Bills Offered To Repeal Act: Of Democrats  Move Made to Strip   Move Made to Strip Highway Department Of Borrowing Right

Repealers Offered : \Ohio Legislative Battles A ppear Due For Repeat

GOP Seeking Repeals Ohio Legislative Battles  ‘Due Repeat Performances

‘Ban on Truth Serum Use Sought  OhioGOPSeeksRepeal Of'59 Democratic Bills

Craft Veers Off Runway And Smashes Into Truck  Navy Plane Crash Kills 9

Nik’s Talk Sparks Ne w Refugee Flow   E. German Police Increase Patrols; Hundreds of Persons Turned Back

Berlin Refugees Set Record Again  Current Crisis, Internal Problems Spur Thousands to Westward Move

East German Exodus Gains Size Rapidly   Refugees Swarm To Freedom in © Spite of Clamp

Hundreds of Persons Turned Back by Patrols as E. Berlin Official Says Sterner Measures May  Be Ordered

E. German Manpowe! Dwindling   E. Germany Hints Stronger Measures To Stop Flight

Nearly 2,000 Refugees Daily  - Khrushchev’s Speech Speed   ‘ Khrushchev’s Speech Speeds Exodus From East Germany

Castro Claims Plot On Life   Cuba Accuses U. S. Of Worker's: Death

——Cold War At A Glanece—— West Berliners Angry  Over Allies ‘Inaction’

Western Powers Are  Drafting A Direct  Protest To Moscow Cold. War At A Glenn:

Nixon Officially Concedes Defeat  Congress Learns Of Kennedy Win

Before Joint Session of House, Senate— Nixon Faceslronic Duty Of Officially Proclaiming Presidential Vote Loss

Tronic Duty!     Nixon Officially Proclaims Kennedy’s Election Today

Nixon Has Chore of Telling Joint Session Of Congress That He Lost the Election

(Coprighted 1960, A National Coancil of Churches Religion Features)

COST IS SET BY KENNEDY   Message to Congress Cites ‘Grave Danger’ eam Camminiensy

$600 Million Is Sought to Begin 0-Yr. Program   President Says Action Needed to Wipe Out Poverty, Halt Communism,

Grave Red Peri Looms President Affirms In Special Not te To Solons

Fund To Aid Latins Asked By Kennedy   $600,000,000 Plea Carries Warning Of Communist Drift

JFK Asks Fund to Aid  Americas   Urges $600 Million As First Step in Program To Help Latin America

URGES U.S. ACT TO HEAD OFF TYRANNY   Appropriation Is First Step To Latin American Alliance For Progress, Kennedy Tells Cone gress. .

Kennedy Sees Danger Ahead   Desperate Peoples May Turn To Tyranny

President Urges $600 Million For  Latin Americans Kennedy Says Aid Needed To Stem Communism’s Tide

Sees Grave Danger Of  Communism   Wants U.S. to Join In Move to Improve Living Conditions

Kennedy Prods Congress for Massive Drive   Danger of Nations Turning to Reds Is Stressed in Messaade

Says Program Makes ‘Revolution of Hope’ Possible; Will Call  Planning Conference

Asks 10-Year Plan To Wipe Out Poverty   Stresses Need For Turning Tide From Communism

Plan Would End Tyranny   President Says There Is Danger Of People Turning to Communism

Kennedy Asks For Funds to Bring Aid To Latin America   Asserts Threat of Red Infiltration of Poverty  Stricken Latin Nations

Danger Seen Of Turn to  Communism   Special Message Sent to Congress Following Address

Alliance For 10 Years Of Progress Aim  President Warns Of Alien Forces” Hemisphere Goals

Kennedy Appeal Heads Off Strike Aft Afomie Plant   Kennedy Asks $600 Million To, Fight Poverty In Latin American Countries

KENNEDY ASK $600 MILLION IN MESSAGE   Program Designed To Improve Living Conditions   CONGRESS TOLD   U. S. Must Act As Nations Below Border Seething With Discontent

Kennedy Asks Congress For $600 Million   Fears Turn To Communism If U.S. Help Is Not Forthcomina

Actress Killed   JFK Asks $600 Million Aid  Program for Latin America

Fund Asked In Congress By Kennedy   $600 Million In First Step Sought For Latin America

10-year plan of progress and freedom   Massive drive to improve living conditions in south

JFK Proposes Huge Aid To  Latin America   Help Needed To Avert Tyranny, President Savs

Cites Danger If Help Isn't  Given Soon   Warns People Will Go To Communisy Or Other Tyranny

Message Is Sent To Congress   President Urges $600 Million As First Step

Towering Program  President Calls For Huge Latin America Alliance

Sees Grave Danger People Will Go ‘Red’   Asks $600 Million Ist Step in Huge 10-Year Program

Kennedy asks Congress for Latin aid program   $600 million would be first step   Youth promised opportunity to defend himself

President Seeks Congress’ Support, $600 Million for First Step in Tyranny Fight

Money Will Be Used To Qust Tyranny   Kennedy Sees Big Danger If Peoples Are Not Helped

President Urges Congress Okay $600 Million   Suggests 10-Year Plan Keyed to Idea of Alliance of Progress

Communist Block Urged By Kennedy   Fears People Will Rise Up Unless Helped

Asks for $600 Million Latin American Aid Funds  Kennedy Urges. Motto: ‘Progress Yes; Tyranny No’

Points Out Need For Assistance Program In Special Messaqge Today

JFK Seeks Aid To Fight Poverty. In Latin America         Ficht Acainst Poverty

Threat Of Reds Cited   ‘Progress Yes, Tyranny No,’ Hailed as Motto

$600 Million Requested To Halt Reds   President Would Fight Poverty And Communist Threat

President Says Desperate People May Turn To Communism If U.S. Fails To Supply Help.  SPECIAL MESSAGE SENT TO CONGRESS

Latin Policy Priced Early At $600 Million   TLRNING POINT   RROADER PROGRAM

Kennedy Asking Muct  For Latin America   Castro Promises Exile Groups, Too!

FOLLOWS UP HIS 10-YEAR PROPOSALS   Asserts Program Long Overdue For Neighbors

To Eliminate Red Breeding Grounds Latin Aid Based on Social Reform      CASTRO RAPS KENNEDY AID

Kennedy Urges Program to Curb Red Tide   Self-Help, Domestic Reform Proposed to Cougress

Proposes $600 Million As Initial Step; Urges “Alliance of Proaress’”’.

To Fight Poverty And Commun  JFK Asks "$600 Million For Latin America

JFK Takes First StepinProgram Of General Aid   Special Message Sent Congress in Plan To Stop Red Danaer

Progress Alliance  Outlined   Fears Nations To Turn to Reds if Aid Not Sent

Asks Congress fo OK Progran as Initial Step  President Fears fm eget . tt gl   President Fears Citizens Might Seek Red Help

First Step In US. Help  President Cites Grave Danger Of ‘Tyranny’

Latin America  ‘Kennedy Asks Funds  For Progress Program   Fidel Castro Hurls New Charges Of U.S. Aggression

Tells Congress Of Grave Danger In Desperation.   Proposes Co-operative Program for Progress

$600 Million Sought In First Step   Kennedy Fears Red Hold Tightening On Latin Nations

Message Asks $600 Million as The First Step   Warns Congress That Desperate Peoples May Turn to Tyranny

Says Desperate People Will Turn Communist If Help Doesn’t Come Soon

‘Progress Yes, Tyranny No’ for Latin America --- $600 Million Urged

Kennedy Fears Peoples May Turn To Communism Proposes 10-Year Plan   Program of “Towering Dimension” Launched Under Slogan: “Progress Yes, Tyranny No”

Kennedy Urges Congress To Act in Latin Aid Plan   Progress Program to Stem Communist, Other Tyrannies, Would Start With $600 Million

Tells Congress $600 Million Needed —  _ Funds To Be Used To "Fight Poverty In  Latin America

$600 Million In Aid To  Latin American Nations Is Urged By Kennedy

Mews Staph  Tressel  By WALTER MENDENHALL   E'S CHAMPEEN PUBLIC MONEY SAVER

Hews bap  ; eer rally By WALTER MENDENHALL   He's CHAMPEEN PUBLIC MONEY SAVED

Cuba Prisoners Hope To Gather Tractor Group   Tractor Trade Plans Hinge On Reconvening Committee After Fide Revised His Terms

You'll Find It   Castro Emissaries Attempt To Revive Tractor Campaign

TRACTOR COMMITTEE TO ANSWER Captives Appeal For Revival of Campaign

Castro Sends 10 Prisoners Back To U.S.   Disheartened Upon Discovering Committee Disbanded

CASTRO PRISONERS IN U.S.  10 Emissaries Seeking  + o * To Revitalize Drive

Seek To Reopen Tractor Talks ae  Castro Hostages Face Grim Picture

10 Prisoners Look for New ‘Switch   Hope for’ Commiiiee To Revive Drive On Tractor Trade

Long-Shot Possibility Cuban Prisoners Seek To Revive Trade Talk:

Aid Program Approved By Senate Group   Banking Unit Votes To Create Agency To Handle Measure

New Agency For Program Is Provided   $394 Million Plan Follows Proposals Made By Kennedy

Depressed Areas Bill Approved   Independent Agency Would Handle Program

Says Strike Only Delayed  Worse in Fall,   Worse in Fall, Says Union Boss

Union Leader Says Injunction Wrong Solution   Claims Move Could Lead to Worse Walkout

Group to Map Reapportion Plan Is Set Up   Bipartisan Approacl To Big Task Started In General Assembly

Reapportior Committee  Is Named   Bi-Partisan Approach Is Soucht

Erbe Nominates Former Assistant For Safety Post   Carl Pesch Is First Appointee Of New Governor

48 KILLED IN BRAZIL AIR CRASH   Witnesses Say Two Blasts Occur Before Plane Hit Hillside

35 Survive  Brazil Plane  Crash, Fire > 48 Die As Airliner Hits Side of Hilt In Recife Suburb

48 Die In Brazilian  Plane Crash   Explosions Heard Before Ship Hits Hill

48 Killed In Brazilian  Plane Crash  d0 Passengers And 2 of Crew  Survive

48 Are Killed in Air Crash   Brazilian Liner Is Burned on Hitting Near Port

Air Crash In Brazil Kalls AS   Airliner Plunges Into Hillside On Landing Approach At Recife

DC7 Bursts Into Flames After Plane Hits Hill in Darkness: 36 Survivors

HITS HILL “AT RECIFE   Plane From Portugal Carrying 76 Passengers And Nine Crewmen Burns; Thirty ~ seven  Sievive. . ’

AIRLINER HITS SIDE OF HILL AND BURNS   35 Of 76 Passengers And Two Crewmen  urvive   Landing Approach At Recife Airport; No U. S. Citizens Aboard

Weather   Rusk Gives New Policy For Russia   Kennedy, Top Advisers Meet Aaain Today

Rusk Outlines Administration Policy  mG Seema’ bdaadinme   Kennedy Not To Rush Into Summit Meetings Without Preparation

Pro-West Premier Rejects Pact Neutralist Chief Warns  Stalemate In Laos Could Triaaer International War

Real Cool   Souvanna kxpresses Optimism   Says Reporters May Get Surprise In Laos Parley

On International Basis  Laotian Prince Warns  War Could Be Set Off

Souvanna Promises Surprise   Neutralist Prince Hints Of Good Results

Laotian Prince Raises Hopes For Settlement   Hints That He Might Produce 'Nice Surprise’

Phouma Warns Laos Situation Could Touch Off Conflict  Neutralist Leader Seeks to Avoid Further Break

Neutralist Will Pursue His Eforts   Reds To Give Up Unless Boun Oum Changes Position

Neutralist_ Prince Appears  Conrident  ‘Nice Surprise’ Hinted in Laos Talks

Laos Prince Promises ‘Surprise  Souvanna Sums Up Secret Talks On Revival Of  Princes’? Meet  9

Surprise Hinted In Laos Talks For Coalition   Revival of Princes” Summit ts Possible

Laos Neutralist Prince Hints — Surprise Soon  Three Princes in Dispute over Talks - on Coalition Gov't

West Keeps Close Eye On Laotians   Souvanna._ Smiles, Hints Surprise To Follow Failure

Collapse of ‘Pence’ Taiks At Laos Could Touch Cf international War

) Phouma Talks To Press  Laotian Bargainers Try ‘To Keep Meetings Alive

Rebels Rebutted By Pro-West Premier  Neutral Says Laos Conflict Could Touch Oft Global War

Pro-West Ruler Rebuffs Rebel Leaders   Souvanna Tries To Avoid Complete Rupture

Sis inprise’. aN “Beniiadseene’ Talks?”  Laos Prince Soanglé Hopeful      Iraq Charges British Threat To Middle Eastern Security

Neutralist urges coalition Laos prince fears major war if peace session collapses

Private Talks May Take Place Of Collapsed Parley Of Three Princes

‘Surprise  In Laos Talks Is Indicated   Neutralist Asks For Some Time; Seeks Renewal of Talks

Souvanna Says He May Have Nice Surprise’  Laotian Neutralist Leader Summarizes   Laotian Neutralist Leader Summarizes ‘Summit Conference

LAOTIAN "SURPRISE IS HINTED   “Prince Souyanna till Working « “To Set: Us: Talks.

Mobutu Will be Asked to Drop Congo Warfare  UN General Will - Make Personal Peace Appeal

¥v@¢ Pie eel el Pe ee in al — a ie Re el Pl ie Ne ie he et et ee ee eaiuiancemeeeneiaieaeemtenemameeee ee  ‘New Congo Strongman In Control of Lumumbist Grout   Execution of Political Prisoners Confirmed

Debate Is Cut Off Filibuster Against Mining Bills Quickly Peters Out

Mevate ts Cut UIT     Filibuster Against Mining Bills Quickly Peters Out

JFK's Father: Removed From Critical list   "Pedic ve ntl  Pusens mi Dacmua:

Leaders Set  Next Moves  In Strategy 2   East, West Agreed Upon Little Except Keeping ‘Contacts’

Rey. Kline Takes Over At Mount   New President Formally Elected  ee cee @ eae eae

Democrats Set to Put Radar Bill Through   Seek Adoption of  Labor Bills in

Where To Find It   Red Tape No Longer Has Market As Waste Paper, Official Laments

THE HO METOWNERS  THE GREEN LIGHTS \RE ONAN MCKINNEY & COLEIN COUNTY”

Broader Social Security, Low-Cost Housing Bills Signed by President

Hike Voted In Airmail, First-Class   Bid for Sharp Rise in Third-Class Rates Is Sidetracked.

* GOLDWATER  (CONTINUED ON BACK PAGE)   Miss Clooney Asks Divorce From Ferrer

Doctor Slain At Home, Porter Held  Wife Of Well-To-De   Wife Of Well-To-Do Physician Stabbed Several Times Also

Store Porter Is Charged With Murder   Long Island Doctor Killed, Wife Wounded In Stabbings

Korea Junta Closes 361 Newspapers.   25 Prominent Businessmen Under Arrest

25. Jailed: 381 Publications Closed  ‘Tycoons, Papers Targets for Junta

Korean Junta In New Drive At Corruption  25 Prominent Men Arrested; 381 Publications Closed

25 PROMINENT S, KOREANS UNDER ARREST   Military Junta Moves Or Profiteering And  Corruption   381 NEWSPAPERS ° ARE DISCONTINUED

Beubie Enrollment, Triple Funds Recommended For Southern Scheals

SLIT ar £ OF LPL OODLES  Scientist Says Meteorite Could Set Off World War

‘Kennedy Unbeatable’     Source Says Nixon Will Rule.Out '64.Gandidacy

Dick Wont Kun     JEK Cited as Sure Winner In ’64 by Nixon Source

Midget War In Congo Ended   Helicopter Scout Run Results in Retreat

Russians Made 50 Nuclear Tests, U.S. Informs U.N. General Assembly

“No Britches on Her’  Tennessee Tot Is Rich In Brothers: She's Got 13

This Little — Girl Has 13 Brothers   Is She Spoiled? Well, Let’s Ask Her Parents

Could She Be Spoiled? ...  Little Girl With 13 Big Brothers Gets Adoration and Mild Criticism

Gov. Dalton Plans Special Message For Legislature   Governor Indicates He Wants More Effort on His Recommendations.

Dalton Considers Special Message To Legislature  Does Not Disclose Subiects; Lawmakers In Final Two Weeks

Nehru Not  Worried By  Explosion Blast Is Not An  Attomvns: As LEe

(Explosion In New Delhi Street Is Said Not An Attempt To Assassinate Nehru

JUST ‘CRACKER’ BLAST Police Claim Explosion Not Attempt on Nehru

Nehru Misses Explosion by Few Minutes  Prime Minister Discounts Blast   Prime Minister Discounts Blast; Was Mile Away

INDIA'S PREMIER SHRUGS OFF INCIDENT  Blast Raises Fears for Nehru

Blast Termed As No Effort To Kill Nehru   Premier Shrugs Off Explosion Incident In Crowded Street

‘In New Delhi: ”  Police Deny Explosion Is  AHemot To Kill Nehru

Death Plot Ruled Out  New Delhi Blast Misses Nehru’s Car; Six Injured

Soviets Shadow Gls Preparing Trip to Berlin   East German Hints Reds May Harass Or Halt US Convoy

Asserts U.S. Battle Group Part of NATO   Red Troops Shadow Gls Preparing for Journey on Autobahn

Syria Asks For Recognition By U.S.   MIDDLE EAST ROCKED BY SHIFTING POLITICAL TIDES   Syrian Revolt Throws Arab Republic Into Turmoil

Upheaval Looms In Middle East Nasser’s Prestige Dealt Big Blow By Syria Revolt

Nene SANDS SHIFTING  ‘Syrian Revolt Like Hurricane In Middle East

Mast Severe Upheaval Since 1958 May be Coming Syrian Revolt Hits the Middle East With Force; Nasser Image Suffers

Tornadoes, Heavy Snow Hit Nafion   Suffering, Death Result From Storms

TO ACT ‘INDEPENDENTLY’ AMA Announces Forming Of Political Action Group

No One Says a Word—  Churchill's Cigar Causes Much Concern at Airport

Dangerous Liv ing  Winston's Cigar Causes Sweat, Tears At Airport

U.S. Vehicle Drives Amid Soviet Tanks   Scribe Says Reds Have Order To Fire ‘Only Second Shot’

Russian Tanks Withdraw From Crossing Point   U.S. Soldiers, Tanks Remain Ready For Any Trouble On Berlin Border

Red Tanks Withdrawn from Berlin Border; U.S. Forces Remain on Alert

Church Aftairs  NW LUTHERAN ‘WELFARE SOCIETY PLANS ‘ANNUAL MEETING HERE: MARCH 6

Denounces Red Demands On Congo Sefup   Neutralists Hopeful Soviets Will Soften Line

e Raps Russia Over Attack on Hammarskjoid  Stevenson Scoresin UN Debate

U.N. Diplomats Say U.S. Scored Win Over Reds   Gromyko Hurt His Cause In Attack

¢in Butler, Indiana Counties . . .  Lavrence Notes Gleefully Vote Gains by Democrats

yeercome Kener     Break Forecast in State  Sub-Zero Cold Weather

Glimmers Seen Through Gloom Over Business   Outlook, However, Is Not on Side Of Any Steady Boosts

Business Offers Cloudy Picture, Glimmer of Hope   But the Outook Isn’t Firmly on the Side of Steady. Improvement

This Week in Business and Finance. . .   Cloudy Business Picture Has Bright Spots

Optimism Creeps into Business   Steel Industry Shows 3.8 Per Cent Gain; Auto Production Increases

Business Showing Cloudy: Picture; See Improvement   Pickups in Steel, Auto Production

ARKANSAS WEATHER   Faubus Expected To Sign Bill Repealing Free Electors Law

30 Persons Flee From Hotel and Restaurant   Edgewater Hotel, Hollywood Restaurant Destroyed as Well as Other Buildings On Canadian Town’s First Avenue

Three Missile Tracking Ships In Pacific Russians May Be Ready For Another Space Spectacular

Hiring of 10,000 Civilians Authorized   Approval for Army 3,937; Navy 4,437; AF 1.477

Civilians . In Defense  Buildup   Hiring of 16,000 Workers Okayed

Reds Claim Some Gains  In Fighting   But North Viet Nam  Denies Invasion As Troops Attack Town

New Threats ir Flooded Areas Of Mississippi   Alligators, Snakes Spill From Streams

1wo-Vay ession     State Jaycees Open Fall Meeting, 200 Attending

Putting Those on Relief to Work...  State Otficials Move t to \ Ease Welfare Load

Moves Made To Lighten Relief Load   Public Aid Being Brought To National Attention

On the inside   Many states cracking down to lighten the reliet load

Moves fo Ease Relief Loads Are Started   Newburgh Brings Situation ‘Sharply Inte National Focus

Moves to Lighten the Relief Load Start in Many Sections of Nation

Varied Moves to Lighten Relief Load Under Way in Many Sections of Nation

Survey Shows Many Sections In U. S. Taking Steps To Reduce Relief Load

Track Killer’s Footprints—   'Put Men to Work, Crack Down on \Chiselers in Moves to Cut Relief

Newburgh, N.Y., In Spotlight Many Sections Of Nation Move To Curb Relief Load

Crack Crack Down On Chisele rs  Relief List T hinning  Nationwide Problem      An Ascociated Prese survey te

Some Reliefers Like It, Too Much Of U.S. Showing Taste For ‘Welfare a la Newburgh’

Measures Bring Protests Cities, States Test Methods Of Trimming Relief Rolls   Poliev ¥s Widespread

UN. Given 6 Hours to Clear Them Out   Congo Regime Alarmed; Makes Demand on U.N.

Rebels.  Extend  Control UN Shrugs Of  Ultimatum Fo Clanagn Antian

Action Against Lumumbist Forces Soucht   Luluabourg Capture Gives Cigenza’ Leftists Control of 3 Provinces:

Troops seize Luluabourg, Kasai capital   U.N. is given six hours to get invaders ousted

PRO-LUMUMBA FORCES TAKE LULUABOURC   Congo Rulers Warn U.N. To Clear Rebels Out in 6 Hours.

United Nations Given 6 Hours To Oust Rebels   Leftist Intruders Join With Garrison Loyal Te Mobutu

U.N. Shrugs Off Congo Ultimatum Won't Act. Against Rebel Troops.

Kasavubu Insists UN Clear Them Out In 6 Hours   Garrison Appears To Have Changed Sides In Coup

Congolese Central Government Gives U. N. Six Hours To Clear Intruders Out Of Capital of Kasai Province

Vice President : Congo Gives UN. Ultimatum   Clear Intruders Out of Capital Within 6 Hours

"United Nations Fails To Heed Congo Demand   @ Danger of Rebel Victory Mounts

6-Hour Deadline {s Given U.N. fo Clear Them Out   Mobutu’s Troops Join Invaders; News Stirs New Alarm in Congo

LUMUMBA LOYALISTS TAKE CITY   Kasai Capital Easily Taken; Kasavubu Anary

Pro-Lumumba Forces Take City In Congo   U.N. Gets Demand To Action Against Reds Within 6 Hours

Congolese Demand U.N. Oust Rebels From One City   Pro-Lumumba Troops Have Taken Over in Luluabourg; New Crisis Threatened.

UN Shrugs Off Congo  Ultimatum  Leftist, Regime Now Has Contro! In 3 Canitele

CAPITAL OF KASAI IS TAKEN OVER   Leopoldville Is Jolted By Ease Of Gizenga Victory

U.N. Shrugs Off Demand Tt Act Against Leftist Troops In Luluabours

Congolese Give UN Six: ‘Hours to Clear Out Rebel   Two Seriously Hurt i int Gorham Street: Colieies

Conge RegimeTells U.N. To Act Within 6 Hours or It Will Take Measures

Lumumba Forces Take Over City  UN Given Six Hours To Clear Them Out

Leftists Now Hold Three Key Centers   Congolese Demand U.N. Action To Halt Lumumbist Troons

U. N. Handed Ultimatum Lumumba Forces Seize Kasai Province Capital

Harriman To Tour Kurope To Tighten Ties With Allies   AFTER LCUMUMBIST MOVE U.N. Shrugs Off  Congo Ultimatum

U.N. Asked To Clear Out Troops   News Comes As Jolf To Leopoldville  Government Officials

Rebels Seize City in Congo   Pro-Lumumba Group Gives U.N. § Hours to Get Out

Mobutu Troops “Merge” With Enemy; Six-Hour Utimatum Given 11 NV.

Evidence Of ‘Ancient Murder Uncovered. - Bones of Pre-Historic Humans Found in E. Africa

Americans die on gallows   Two convicted for murder of boat captain

Convicted In Slaying Of Skipper   They’re First From U.S. Put to Death

2 Americans Hanged In  Bahamas   Executed For Murder Of Florida Charter Boat Capt.

Two Americans Die On Gallows  Nassau Prison Kills Men For Murder Of Florida Boat Captain

2 Americans Die Today on Gallows   Hanged in Nassau for Murder of Captain

Two Pirates Pay Penalty For Slaying   Americans Stole Boat After Owner Killed In Bahamas

Two Yanks Die On Gallows for Murder at Sea  TLafts af Cristcar   Theft of Cruiser Started Downfall

Nassau Hangs 2 Americans   Slayers Who Stole Boat, Slew Captain, Put to Death

MONDALE SEEKS RECOVERY FOR STATE Gym Bleacher Builders Rigged School Job Bids

Mondale Seeks to Recover $656,426 Collusion Charged in Bleacher Sales

School Here Among Buyers — 6 Bleacher Firms Face  State Antitrust Suit

Machinery Set In Motion For Invasion  Announce D-Day Against Castro   Announce D-Day Against Castro ‘Not Far Off’

“Call To Arms” Cuban Exile Leaders Appeal For Uprising Against Castro Regime

Revolutionary Council Issues Call To Arms Against Castro Government

From Within and Without... Castro Regime Faces ‘Do-or-die Assault

/ Foes Of Communism Reach Point Of No Retuzn  "Call To Arms” By Cuban Exile Leaders Signals Drive Against Castro

Cuban Exile Leaders Issue ‘Call To. Arms’.   “By _ MATTHEW T. KENNY United Press international -

Early June Attack Is Predicted   Stir Created In New Orleans, Across Americat

CUBAN EXILES READY FOR DO OR DIE ATTEMPT  Machinery for Castro Overthrow Set in Motion

puban Exile Leaders’ “Call to Arms” Sionals Do-or-Die Assault on Castrc

From Within and Without... Castro Regime Faces ‘Do-or-die Assault   By MATTIIEW T, KENNY

Stevenson Suggests Use For Cuban Exiles   Envoy Believes Latin America Would Listen To Their Story Of Castroism

Philly Demos Indicate Fight On Districtine   Party Leaders Meeting In Harrisburg In At tempt to Break Stalemate,

PRAYER FOR .  e TODAY e   ‘Coprighted 1960, A Nationa Council of Churches Religioy Features)

 Sear ch For Others Is Intensified  Girl, 11, Adrift For 3% Days Is Found

Coast Guard Continues Search For 5 Others On Sunken Ketch se SsScenensSasnsinmsnsatmnmnames Somes np  Girl Survivor Recovering

Massachusetts Is Included  In Alert Order; Esther Large And Dangerous

Esther Moves Up Seaboard; Swells Higher   Hurricane Watch Extends to Bay State; Speed Is Increased

Kennedy Relies OnCompromise For Loan Plan   Modification OF Controversial Issue Will Be Accepted

Top Optical Companies Indicted In Price Fix  Wisconsin Federal Grand Jury Names American Optical And Bausch & Lomb

AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY AND BAUSCH AND LOMB INDICTED BY GOVERNMENT FOR PRICE-FIXING

How It Was  FAIR wearHen HOLDS STEADY’ ab NO: CHANGE inte 1 ae SeolonRow

How It Was  FAIR WEATHER HOLDS STEADY — NO. CHANGE wr LATE TOMORROW

The. successful men ix the -fature keép on: "ying. —tLEO SLEVIN,            ALLEY. REAL EST. ATE

America's First Flight Into Space Reaches Crcelal Point lO Minutes Before Launchina

—AMERICANS AWAIT EASTER— “ M cy Early Services  To Hail Resurrection

‘Bull-Headed' Big Flats Farmer Drives His Gift Cadillac to Washington

Asks aid in South Viet Nam  Kennedy urges Nehru help thwart Communists

New Bill Would Correct Foul-Up In Tax Measure   Legislature Made Error In Number

Assembly Facing A Crucial Week  Redistricting, Small Loans, Taxes

Kennedy Plan For UN African Help Readied   Proposals Go Before General Assembly At Session Today

U.N. To Get Jack's Plan For Africans   Ike’s Proposals Changed; Would Boost Economy =“ And Education...

Administration To Unveil Aid Plan for Africa   New Proposals To Be Put Before U.N. Group Today

New Africa Plan Slated Before U.N.   Economy, Education Boost Program To Be Offered To Committee

U.S. PLANS FOR AFRICA DUE AIRING   Boosts For Economy, Education Slated To Be Heard In U.N.

ARKANSAS WEATHER   To Boost Economy, Education Level  Administration Unveils Help-To-Africa Proposals

New Plans For Africa  Revealed   Kennedy Program Would Boost  Economic Level]

New U.S. Program To Boost African Economy, Education   Stevenson Seeking Out What Africans Want and Need for Growth.

U.N. To Get U.S. Plans For Africa   Proposals to Boost Economy, Learning  To Be Offered

U. S. Tells Plans To Aid Africa   Asks UN Boost Economy, Schools

IT TOOK SOME ARRANGING JFK Got His Two Tickets  To See Broadway Musical

Republicans fo Await Stand By Democrats  wembse BA mala.   Hope Party Member: Will Avoid Early Public Statements

Busy Day in Circuit Court Tuesday .. .  $10.00 Bad Check Conviction Results in Two-Year Sentence

The Christian Edifice:   AHO Uli tgsetaibt Ueiclce  Resurrection of Jesus Christ

Christian Edifice--5 Redemption Promise  Is The Citadel Of Faith

Di SALLE MAY BE STRIPPED OF AUTHORITY  Shift in Funds Control Eyed

 Indicted by Grand Jury Seven Men Arrested by FBI  On Charges of Burning Bus

House Vote Big Victory For Kennedy   Action Stepped Up On Other Proposal: By Chief Executive

CONGRESS STEPS UP ACTION Measure to Help Depressed Areas Sent to White House

House Votes Depressed Areas Funds  $394 Million Measure Sent to White House In Kennedy Victory —Arque Financing

House Passes JFK’s Needy, Area Measure   Routes Bill to Whité House, Speeds: Action On Other Measure’

USSR Tells French Side Of “Buzzing”   Papers Publish Text But With Statement Declaring It False

Red Papers Use Texts Of Answer   Gromyko Claims Russian Plane Plainly Marked

French View Of Incident Called False   Gromyko Says They Didn’t Have Right To Demand Identity

Left Boy at Edge of Lake Chyrel Again Denies Drowning of Child, 3

Mansfield Thinks Session Will Run Into Next Week: Three Bills Pending

Legislators Sull Hoping To Wind Up   Mausfield Says Session May Run  Into Next Week

- ADJOURNMENT TONIGHT DOUBTFUL Arguments In Senate May Prolong Session

AGREEMENT IS NEAR ON FOREIGN AID   Public Works and Agency Financing Appropriation Bills Could Send  ' Session Into Next Week.

SOLONS PUSH FOR SESSION END TONIGHT   Three Main Bills Waiting Disposal; Some Voice Doubt:

Three Bills Bar Way To  Conclusion   Sen. Mansfield Says Will Take Miracle To End By Tonight

Congress Plods Toward Recess  But Session May Run Into Next Week

Session May Run Into Next Week, Mansfield Belief   Others Still Hoping To Wind Up Tonight

Congress Plugs Toward Final  Adiournment   Doubtful Whether 1961 Session Can Wind Up Before Next Week

Lawmakers Seek End  To Session   Adjournment By  Tonight Seems Tianhifnl Naw

U. S. Congress Struggles For Adjournment   Senate Dem Leader Feels Session To Run Into Next Week

Congress Is Struggling To Adjourn   It's Doubtful If Session Can Wind Up Tonight

‘Congress May Not Be Able To End ‘Session Tonight As Members Hope

Molotov Disappears Behind Kremlin Wall   See Interpretive On Page Two

Purge Is Seen For Molotoe  Former Foreign Minister  . Domenc Bram Ws desiear

Molotov back to face Nikita and expulsion   Victim of purge to wipe out more of Stalin regime

PurgedRed Disappears InMoscow   Say Molotov Gone a Though Dropped In Deep Well.

Secret Depths Claim Molotov   Disappears as if Dropped Into Well: Faces Purae in Moscow

Molotov Appears Certain To Lose Expulsion Battle  No Public Officials On Hand To Greet Hin On Arrival In Moscow

No Fanfare for Molotov as He Arrives Home  mm... gg, peta   Prepares to Fight Purge Decision by Communist Party

Molotov Back In Moscow to Face Purge   Vanishes in Secret Depths of Soviet; Wife With Him

Comment Declined On Expulsion From Part  Molotov Back Home To Face Purge

Old Bolshevik Fades From Soviel Scene  Molotov Changes Subject Of Party Ouster On Return

Old Stalin Aide Back In Russia   Few On Hand T. Greet Veteran Red

Molotov Goes Back to His Homeland To Face Fate in Post-Stalin Purge

Molotov Appears Certain To Lose Fight Against Expulsion —Arrives In Moscow Sunday

Molotov Returnsto Moscow to Face Loss of His Red Party Membership

Molotov Is Out Of Sight In Moscow   Disappears Into Secret Depths Of Soviet Society

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY «   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

A-Wea pons Use Not Out, U.S. Declares  Mobilization Plans Veers Somewhat

Defense Plan Veers From  Nuclear War   U.S. Strategy Aims For ‘Conventional Military Programs

U.S. Stand On Berlin Stiffenec   Rusk Mapping Tougher Approach fo Reds’ Andrei Gromyko.

U. S. Toughens Its Position on Berlin Problem   Careful To Avoid Weakness Signs

Dec. 1 Deadline For Wheat Signup  138 Farms And 1.439 Acres Already Under Stabilization Program

Texas Wingding! ‘Lyndon Johnson Shakes Hands 1214 Hours At Capital Reception

Double-time handshaking   Thousands jam biggest reception in LB]’s career

Dispute Over Work on Capitol Dome Brings Charges, Countercharges

Revolt Chiel Accused of Death Plot   New South Korea Premier Target of Assassination Plan

Season’ s First Snow  Craave Fynactad ta   Freeze Expected to Dip Deep Into State Overniah+

FIRST IN SERIES OF ANNUAL EVENTS —  800 At Rural-Urban Program   Kalona Group Plans Pleasantview Sale

WILL LICENSE BILL REACH FLOOR?  Legislature Locked In Liquor Scrap

Peace Parley Delay   14-nation Study Of Laos Future Hoping to Get  < Started Tamarraw

Conference On Laos Of Indefinitely   Fighting Goes On: Gromyko Appears With ‘Empty Pockets

No Explanation Given; Truce Report Okayed   session May Start Saturday: Three Laotian Groups Seek Recognition.   Study Renort

Geneva Talks Are Postponed Until Saturday   ICC Reports Loose Cease Fire Observed In Laos

Conference Is Postponed indefinitely   JFK Says U.S. Still Hopeful; Gromyko’s “Pockets Empty”

Talks Called Off Indefinitely When Gromyko Brings No New TInctenetinanc

Gromyko Brings Empty Pockets From Moscow; U. S. Remains Willing To Continue Parley

Truce Confirmed,  U.S. to Take Part   Laos Officials Yield to Reds

Laos Talks Postponed Indefinitely   Gromyko Returns With ‘Empt Pockets? But U.S. to Remain

Geneva Parley On Laos Future Is Postponed   Hope Is Held Conference May Open Saturday; Confirm Laos Cease-Fire

GENEVA TALKS ON LAOS ARE AT STANDSTILL   Indefinite Postponement When Gromyko Brings No New Plan      TRUCE VIOLATION IS BLAMED ON U. S.

Cloudiness   Argument Develops Over Which Laos Delegation To Seat At Geneva Meet

Parley On Laos Is Postponed Until Tomorrow   ICC Announces That Cease-Fire Now In Effect

Cease-Fire Violation F ighting In Laos Postpones 14-Nation Peace Gathering

14-Nation Laos Debate On Future Is Postponed; Cease-Fire Not An Issue

No Reason For Delay Is Given   Cease-Fire Is Verified For Deleaates

Cease-Fire Exists, Group Says  Parley On Future Of Laos Delayed; No Reason Given

S. Rhodesia on War Basis to Block Neighboring Negro Ballot Rights

U.S. Altered Cuba Plan, GOP Says   Ike Wanted Air Cover for Rebels Miller Claims

GOP Leader Says Kennedy Erred  Rescinded Plan for  Peatactina lnavaderc

Titan Missile Test Is Success   Weapon Closer To Combat Readiness

Sugar Program Changes Not Being Planned   Administration Isn’t Planning To Make Recommendations Fo Changes: Freeman

BODY OF GIRL STOLEN; ANOTHER GRAVE IS LOOTED   Cnew ee ae a  Hunt Arkenses Ghoul Failed to Snatch Second Body.

Grave Robbers Sought After Two Outrages  Body of 17-Year-Old Girl Missing; Jewelry Taken From Another

BODY OF GIRL STOLEN; ANOTHER GRAVE IS LOOTED   Hunt A rkanse s Ghoul; Failed to Snatch Second Body.

Actress Dies in Auto Crash  Belinda Lee. Hurled to Death  oo. YAkstnJ. Chto ne Khan.

Registration Delay Won by U.S. Red   Approval Means Prosecution Must  ~Wait Until Fall

 Crash Dept.  Taree IN HOSPITAL  AFTER TWO-CAR CRASH.   MQNDAY NEAR HINTON

Crash Dept.  THREE IN HOSPITAL AFTER TWO-CAR CRASH MONDAY NEAR HINTON

) ‘STOCK VALUE JUMPS FROM 72 CENTS TO $22.50 IN SIX YEARS—  Two Minneapolis Men Find Quick Success in High Finance

Two Children Electrocufed  Sister, 5. Drops   Sister, 5, Drops Radio in Bathtub

News Briefs   Basketball Scandal   Poor Hiding Place   Blanc Released   Disaster Money   Defense Tolks

Change Due In 60 Day s -Ramsdell   Will Return Meter Readers To Old Jobs

Board Keeps Discount For Safe Drivers   Every Motorist Will Pay More Starting Aug. 

SEE PAGE 5 for complete text of President Kennedy's inaugural speech and other inauguration dispatches,

Roadblock Thrown Up By Deputies   Place Semi Across Biossomland Span

Celebration in 04  Legislature Will Be Askea To Aid State Centennial

Planners Take Look Into °70s   Task Force Of Younger Men Functioning

J  Gambling Inquiry  /MeClellan After  Consus Corrupters      Twice In The Same Day Route 1 Still There— But Bus Driver Lost

Senate Probers Seek To Nail Gamblers Who Are Corrupting College Athletes

Senator Will Push Probe On Crooked Gamblers Who Bribe College Athletes

Comely Blonde Is Arrested For Embezzlement.   Took $80,000 From Bank To Cover Hubby’s Gambling

Sloppy Management, Soaring Costs  Report Rips Missile Base Program

‘Sloppy Management’ Charged House Probers  See [Threat To Missile Bases

Waste In Missile Work Blasted  Iavactaatare   Investigators In House Charge Sloppy Managemen

Puts Brakes on Reinstatement of Ogden... .  Restraining Order Filed Against Board

Ahmad Is Going Back To His Camel, Has Seen Wonders Of American Life

Camel driver philosopher going home  View from skyscraper beats camels back

HE'S HOMEW ARD BOUND  New York Sights Awe  Visitor From Pakistan

Hurricane Rolls On Nicaragua’ And Honduras   Tropical Storm Churns On Westward’ Course In the Caribbean

European trip likely early in the spring   President to avoid foreign trips if possible

Orders Food To Needy Boosted   Kennedy Seeks U.S.Power Increase; Trips To Wait

Senate Passes Minimum Wage  Bill, 65-28   Expect Compromise To Emerge from Conference

Woodrome Heads Guadalupe Utility Group After Latest Election Meet

) Feared Dead As Train Falls In Poca River   Bridge Collapses As Diesel Derails

Diesel Engine Plunges Forty Feet, Killing 2   32 Cars Derail When Unit Breaks Loose From Coupling

Suspend Talks   KENNEDY TELLS AMERICAN PEOPLE —  ‘Arms Race Must Continue

Arms Race to Continue President Warns Nation   NIKITA THREATENED TREATY

President Says Expensive Arms Race To Continue; Khrushchey Stands Firm:

JFK Says  Russ Firm on Berlin   Nikita Struck Blow at Hopes for A-Test Ban

Arms Race to Continue, JFK Warns   Reports K's Stand Firm on A-Test and Berlin Jecuee

No Concessions Are Made During Session With Nik   NewForeignAidUrgency

Reports To Nation  No Letup In Costly Arms Race With Russia Seen By Kennedy

President Warns Arms Race Continue:  Makes Report To Nation On His European Talks

in Report to Nation... JFK Sees Expensive  Arms Race With Red:   Highlishts of Report:

ee ee ee ee ee a a ee eee Stents italia   Kennedy Tells Nation to Expect Expensive Arms Race with Ru

Khrushchev Meeting Report Shows Red Premier Solid For Veto on Test Ban Rulings

ARMS RACE TO CONTINUE  JFK Tells Nation No Concessions Were Made In Talks With Khrushchev

Expensive Arms Race With Russia ~ Slated To Continue, President Say:

Gives Nation Report on Europe Tour   Warns of Sacrifices, Trials Unless Russ Change Their Course

Neither Side Gave Grounc At Summit   President Sees Slight Ray of Hope; Nuclear Test Talks Hopeless

Welsh Pledges Balanced  Budget: Sees Aid Boost      Challenge Ts Ability

$3.2 Billion Housing Bill Is Proposed  Wnt pik Cok Re   President Submits 25-Year Home Loar Plan To Congress

25-Year ‘Loans Are ‘Proposed   JFK Program Aimet At Rebuilding Rundown Areas Without Handouts

Home Loan Plan Cited By Kennedy   President Proposes Federal Insurance For Improvement

President Asks U.S. Backing, Not Handouts.  Increase In Public Ha Urb  using. Uroan   Increase In Public Housing, Urban Renewal Advanced

Rebuilding Plan Aired In Message   Surprise Item Ts Insurance To Spur Home Improving

$3.2 Billion Plan Given  To Congress   Surprise Loan flem Aimed At Rebuilding Qld Neighborlhtonds

Asks Loans To-Improve Properties.   Far-Reaching Plasi Offertd ~ By President

Rebuilding Rundown Neighborhoods ....     Kennedy Seeks Home Improvement Loans

Kennedy Proposes New  25-Year Insurance Plan New Way to Rebuild Rund Rundown Neighborhoods  e. andante Ofasrad ( annrace

[Surprise liem of Housing Message...     Home Improvement Loan  Plan Offered by Kennedy

Would Insure Loans for Home Improvements   Insurance Plan For 25-Yr. Loans  Surprise Included

40-Year Loans Under FHA Asked  Kennedy Also Urges More Public Housing, 25-Year Repair Loans

Insurance Pact Will Eliminate ‘Old’ Handouts   Measure Surprise of Kennedys’ Housing Biil

Surprise lfem Feature Of Housing Bill   Non-Downpayment FHA Mortgages Also Suggested

25-Year Loans Key io Program  Propesal Would. Attack Bligl Wi Feo “WRed gE Bes Fentedar

JFK Asks 25-Yeai  Modernizing Loar   Long-Term Repayment Surprise in $3.2 Billion Housing Bill Given Congres

Seeks 40-Year FHA Mortaages   President Requests Urban Renewal Step-up

Low-Interest, 25-Year Loans President Proposes Home I[mprovement  Plan To Congress

ASKS 29-YEAR IMPROVEMENT LOAN SETUP   Interest Rate 6 Per Cent Under Kennedy’s Plan   PROPOSALS   Provide For Building Up Rundown Areas, Mortgages Up To 40 Years

Big Housing Bill Offered By Kennedy   Measure Aimed At Refurbishing Rundown Cities

Would Have Government Insure 25-Year Loans To Help Improve Cities

Home Loans Beefed Up By Kennedy   New Proposals Aimed To Improve Housing, Curtail Urban Blight

15-Year Federal Loans To Be Used For Rebuilding  Low Interest Would Help Improvement Of Rundown Areas

President Proposes to Help Rundown Regions by 25-Y ear Loan Insurance

Measure To Cost $3 Billion   Kennedy Proposal Calls for Boost In Urban Renewal

J FK. Asks $3.2 Billion  for Housing   _$10,000-Per-Unit ‘Louns Proposed .

Borrowing  Rate Set At 6 Per Cent  Asks Step-Up In Low-Cost Housing

Rebuilding without gov t handouts  Lack devices to   Lack devices to upgrade homes says Kennedy

Longer THA Morinages —  New Housing Bill Proposes Home Improvement Loans

Kennedy Asks Insurance \Of 25-Year Home Loans In \$3.2 Billion House Bill

Proposal Designed fo Atfack Urban Blight Without Federal Handouts   Comes as Surprise in $3.2 Billion Measure; Calls for Step-Up in Public Housing, City Renewal and Other Home-Building Programs

Asks FHA Plan To Fight Blight Without Grants  Afv-vear Martaa   40-year Mortgage For New Housing Also Requested

\U. S.-Insured 25-Year _ Loans Designed to Spur’ War on Urban Blight

Congress Gets Home Program From President   improvement Loans Plan Top Surprise

U.S. Insurance For 25 Years on Loans Proposed   Plan Is Surprisé In Housing Bill

$3.2 Billion Measure Home Improvement Loans  Proposed in Housing Bill

Kennedy's  Homes Bill Presented   Asks for $3.2 Billion Program; 25-Year Property Improvement Plan Surprise Feature

25- Year kederal Insurance Of Home Loans Is Proposed ToRebuildRundownAreas-

Kennedy asks govt. insurance of home improvement loans   Urhan renewal

HOUSING BILL ASKS 3.2 BILLION   More Elderly Housing Urged By President

PROPOSES  BLIGHT AREA REBUILDING   Insured 25-Year Loans _ For Rundown Neighborhoods Is Surprise In  $3.2 Billion Housing «Bill,

Kennedy Offers Home Loar Plan To Fight Slum Growth   DEFAULTED LOANS

Kennedy Asks $3.2 Billion lor Housing  Biy Bill Includes  eee Mt ees © ReNiraieet   Big Bill Includes New 25-Year Home Improvement Loan

Kennedy Program For Housing Is Told fo Congress   Home Improvement Loans Are Surprise Part of Housing Plan.

RENEWALS  HANDOUTS ‘   Lower Interest New Inducement For Home Efforts

 n_Three-Story Apartment Building—  3 Dead, 3 Missing In Cleveland Fire

Task Force OKs Kennedy's Plan On Peace Corps   Of Young Americaris To Sell Democracy To Poorer Nations -

Udall Acce pts Byrd ’s Invitation To Tour Mine in West Vi rei nia   Peace Force Urged  By Kennedy Adviser

Tite Didn't Heip. Own Cose  U.S. Likely Will Continue Sending Wheat To Yugoslavia

U.S. Wheat Sale to Tito ToContinue   Security Council Will Recommend Retaining Aid Plan

Surplus Wheat Sale To Slavs Probably Will Be Continued      Korean Has JFK Promise \Of Help if Attack Comes

Sale of Wheat To Yugoslavia May Continue   Security Council Expected To Urge Move Despite Tito

Security Council Approves Yugoslavian Wheat Quote   Rockefeller Opposes Ban-on Tests

DESPITE TITO’S TALK  U.S. Likely to Continue Grain Sales to Yugoslavia

RED TAG PIRATES MAKE CLEAN SWEEP   G.M. Charged By U.S. With Diesel Monopoly

‘NO WARNING’  *  U. s Pilots T Tell Of Air Fight 50 Miles from USSR

‘Not Over Red Territory...  “So Soviet-held US Fliers Tell of Their Capture

Returned Fliers McKone And Olmstead sive Clear Picture Of Being Shot Down

Olmstead, McKone Tatk To Press ee re ak fo ress  Fliers Tell About Being Shot Down

 Retlect On incident:  It Was Cold War Heated Up ‘For Two Freed RB47 Pilots

Tell Their Story Two Fliers Recall Experiences When Russians Shot Down RB4

Graphic Description Of Ordeal Freed Fliers Reveal They Returned Fire

Graphic De ‘scription Of Orde: al oe Fliers Reveal  They Returned Fire

Submit to Press Interview Fliers Reveal Firing Back at Soviet Fighter

B47 Crewmen Tell Of Imprisonment, ‘Intense Pressure During Red Capture

Pilot of RBA? Returned Fire’ Of Soviet Jet      Released Fliers Say They Were Never. Closer Than 50: Miles of Russia.

Reveal First Time Yanks Returned Fire Of Soviets  * American Pilots Shot Down By Reds Describe Attack Over Ocean

BANKS ACCUSED OF NEGLIGENCE  World War II Hero Faces Court Martial

Picked Up In Life Boats Off NE Coast   Coast Guard Attempts To Take Freighter Under Tow

35 Safe In Ship Disaster   Crew Members Picked Up After Abandoning Storm-Broken Vessel

Johnson Gets Big Welcome In New Delhi   Nehru Personally Greets LBJ, Party; Conference Slated

Two Astronauts Herald Arrival Of Space Era   Future Will Record 1961 As Year Of Man’‘s New Age

Astronaut tronaut’s Flight ‘ “Incredible” Shepard’s Trip Is Dawn Of New Era

- Dawn Of Fantastic New Era Marked. By Astronaut’s Trip Into Spa

Propose Courses of Study Kennedy’s Excursion Could Brighte The Alliance for Progress’ Prospec   Hospital Board Approves 2-Step  Rate Increase

U. §. Ties With Latin America Face Testing   Future Relations Hinge On Success Of Kennedy Trip

Trip May Be Test Of JFK  Allianee Plan   Significance Seen In Prospects Por Latin Progress

UN Calls for Renewal  of Test Negotiations   Boy Trapped in Crash Which Took 3 Lives

Typographical Error Brings Dalton Veto   Bill Has to Do with State Hospital Patients.

Rickey Has Heart Attack  yo Se Saag wae   Scioto Celebrity In Canada Hospital

In Aftermath of Call-ups . . .  -Deferment Requests Pour Into Congressional Offices

Mothers Seek _ To Keep Sons _ From] Recall   Senators Flooded By Requests

Huge Chunk of Ice Falls On Airmen: 4 Are Killed   3rd Fire Fighting Plane Crash Raise: Death Toll to 5

Hit By Chunk of Glacial Ice Four Sightseers Killed, 29 _ Hurt in Greenland: Accident

Glacial Ice Chunk Falls, Four Perish   29 an Greenland Air Base Touring Euweditian: Injured

President ‘Assist’ On Rales Change   Kennedy Expresses. ‘Hope’ House Will  ummaet Pranacal

SPEWS FROM TRAIN WRECK — One Killed, 50 ) Inj ured By Chlorine Gas Fumes

jAfter Train Wreek Baby Killed, 50 Made Ell 'By Deadly Chlorine Gas

Spews From Train Wreck In Louisiana  1.000 Driven From Homes; Scores Of

Inside ...   ‘Train Wreck Looses Chlorine  Gas Fumes Kill Baby, Hospitalize 5(

Un mignways  Patrol Will Conduct  Enforcement Campaign   Fled Deer Lodge Armed State Fugitive Nabbed in Arizona

Princes Name Neutralist  As Premier  King Must Give Approval Before Official Seated *

Princes Pick One of Trio To Head State   Neutralist Certain Of Gaining Okay From King Savang

Princes Choose Him To Form Coalition Rule   Cambodian Believes That Move Is Step Toward Communism

Coalition Will Be Headed by  Neutral Prince Proposed Premier nes 5 Backing  rat PERRIER PER ronan ee AL Wet > i m=   Proposed Premier Has Backins Of Communist Bloc; King Expected to Approve Move.

Neutralist  To Be Laos  Premier Wanld Head   Would Head Coalition . Government

Hearing Draws Crowd Gov. Welsh Testifies In Favor  Of Indiana Port At Burns Ditch

Moh Disnersed   ‘NO ROMANCE AND GAY NIGHT LIFE’ Ohio Spinster Says Suave Dance Men Swindled Her Out of $15,840

Tappan Lake Horsepower Bill Becomes Law Without Gov. DiSalle’s Signature

Bluebelle Story Unfolds   Rescued Girl Tells Grim Tale of Murder

Suicide and Terror   Probers Believe Girl’s Tale Reveals Killer Gone Berserk

foung survivor tells story  Narrative of violence at sea sounds like man went beserk

Girl's Narrative Of Sea Tragedy Sounds Like Maniac’s Mass Murder

JEK Hails  U.S.-Canada Friendship  6Cragt Amarican   ‘Great American Welcomed In Ottawa

Would Build Freedom and Hope —  Kennedy 1 in Canada Asks Joint Efforts for Peace

Carlson Given Award   Warm Canadian Welcome Greets Kennedy on Visit

President And Diefenbaker Schedule Talks  Hemisphere Issues To Be Subject At - Séveral Meetings

ATTORNEY GENERAL LEADS RAIDING PARTY  Lisbon Plant Source of Betting Slips

Expect U. S. Communists To Seek Rehearing   Will Continue Fight Against Court’s Ruling

Victims of Spitework — Secret Service Clears  Cubans In Kidnap Plot

 Dead, 3 Hurt In Wyoming Scrape   Argument Over Electric Bill Results In Melee; Father-In-Law Of Victim Sought

No Plans for Shelter in New NHS  Govt. Expected to Aid School Shelters; Would Have to Be 100% Says Supt. Brown

General Assembly Closes Quietly  Few in Attendance For Final Session

Two Hospital Rides Killed   Kills Wife Who Beat Him Then Turns Gun on Self

Elect 99 Of 144 State Delegates   Score Upsets In Areas Usually Democratic

Republicans Score Upsets In Detroit, UF  Roll Up 425,000 Votes In State Ta Enat‘e SAE AAR

Score Upsets in Many Districts Held by Demos   Delegates Outnumbet Opposition by 2 to 1

VP. predicts communist offensive will reach peak   During next twelveto ° _  tahteen monthe

Tough Poliey In Works  Big 3 Military Ready For Any Border Trouble

British Tanks Deploy In Trouble Spot   Big Three Decide To Lift Fist If E. Germans Tinker

ON TENSE BORDER  Big 3 ‘Military Fist’ Due As Answer to Red Threats

British Quickly Send Troops, Tanks To Uneasy Spot on Berlin Border

Western: Big 3 Start Cat and Mouse Game With Reds.on. Berlin Borders

Lift Morale of Germans on Border  Britishand Reds Face Each Other

Communist Reinforce. Barricades   Western Big 3 Lifts Fist At Every Red Move

Allies to Display Military Fists On Berlin Border   Action Scheduled Whenever Reds Move To Trouble Spots

Military Fist Set To Meet Red Threats   East Germans Not Allowed To Tinker With Berlin Border

Hotly Contested Race Sl AISLE RG  Reed Tops Chief For AL Positien

State Probe OF Licenses To Continue   More Dismissals Due. fs Opinion Of Anne Alpern

Found Needy Children —  Girl Uses Her Present Money to Purchase Shoes

Soviet Union Makes Obvious Gesture Of Good Will; JFK Phones Good News To Wives

BudgetHead Calls for No Tax Slashes  - Sees Possible Larger Deficit  Than EKwnestad

Budget Director Bell Warns Against Tax Cuts, Sets Deficit Figure Higher

Deficit In Budget For ‘62 Bigger   Bell Urges Tax Cut Temptation Should Be ‘Resisted’ Now

Lawiniakers Lye Revenue Sources  Legislators Face New Taxing Plan

EASTERN RAILROADS’ FINANCIAL PLIGHT “TRULY CRITICAL,” GOVERNORS OF 10 STATES ADVISED

Falls After Refueling  In Midair   Lockbourne-Based Craft Shatiered On Kentneky Farm

B47 Blows Up in Air; 4 Dead   Navigator Bails Out and Survives With Broken Arm

4 Crewmen Die In B47 Crash   Bomber Blows To Bits After Midair Refueling

Jet Plane Falls After Refueling   Navigator Parachutes To Safety Following Mishap In Kentucky

Yowll Want Teo Read...   Millionaire Gets Palm Beach Cleanup Job

FLORIDA SCION BRIBE PROOF     - Millionaire Named Sheriff in Viee Cleanup

Espiona e Trial Opens Key Allied Naval Secrets Stolen  Britain Charges

Soviets Got Top Secrets From Ring   Britain Charges Group Sent Allied Naval Secrets by Short Wave

Access Rights to. Berlin Faces Showdown, Wesfern Allied Sources Confend

Teacher Slain By Mentally Backward Boy   F ourteen-year-old Negro Admits Stabbing In Chicago School.

Commission as soon as a satisfactory basis for merger has been agreed upon, the announcement eaid.

This Is a Fish Story About Catfish That Saved Life of Drowning Angler

, i  Reservists Morale Gets JFK Attention   Makes it Clear He's Aware of Their Problems

a a A eae cas dela     ‘President Stresses Need For Military Duty

Says He Understands Problem  Kennedy Seeks to Clarify Why U. S. Called Reservists

Reservists Get Understanding of President  Kennedy ‘Might Visit Venezuela, © Colombia in Dec.

iKennedy Tells GIs (And Families) Hard Faets Of Military Necessity

Kennedy Understands Problems of Reservists   Wants Them, Their Families to Understand Why They Were Called To Active Duty

wise I Jot Reser ¥iSTS Called t TO Prevent  War, Not Fight One, Says JFK

‘alle fo verve in UTsis . 4  Kennedy Understands Problems of Men

JFK May Visit Latin America   President Stresses Problem Understandina

Russians Extend Troika Principle To Disarmament   Seek International Control Agency Under Neutral, Red and West Rule.

THIRD CALGHT  pvenecenenanman —<meeaienveena sr teieet  Pair Sought in W oods After Ee Killed

\NOTHER COP HURT IN GUNFIGHT  Posse of 300 Seeks Slayers of Policeman

Premier Also Calls Thompson For Confab   Details of Soviet Reply on Cease-Fire Not Made Public

KENNEDY ~ AND RUSK GET NOTE   Summary Of Soviet Reply To British Request For Laotian Truce Sent To Palm Beach.

JFK, Rusk Study Summary of Soviet Reply on Laos   Moscow Radio Says It Will Broadcast Answer to British Later Today.

NEW ROCKET BOOSTER MAY TURN THE TRICK  U.S. Ahead In Missile Power Race?

FIUGE ITARUST UCAPFABILITIES  New U. S. Rocket Technique Outclasses Rival Russians

L New Era in Rocketry  Built-Up U. S. Missile May Have Thrust Up to 21 Million Pounds  

 Thrust to Measure by Millions  ROCKET CLUSTERS OPEN NEW MISSILE ERA

suiltup missile developes ore power than Soviets   fotal thrust of 1 million Lounds forecast

U.S. Rocketry Leaps Forward   New Booster Seen Superior to Soviets’

15% Share Of Funds Rejected   lowa Senate Acts After Three Hours Of Heated Debate

net ugees line up Flight trom Cuba is tense, strained  —and tull of hope

Georgia Tension Lessened   Postpone Trials Of 7OO Jailed In  Demonstrations

Church Attairs  CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH PASTOR: HERE -— TO WISCONSIN

Church Affairs   CHRISTIAN REFORME CHURCH PASTOR HERE — TO WISCONSIN’

One Union Says Wages ‘Too High’ Strike Mediators Caught In ‘Squeeze’

One Union Involved In Maritime Case Objects To Conditional Pact Because Wages Are “Too High”

Wages “100 fMign™  Strike Mediators Faced With Unusual Situation

One Union Says Wages"! 00 High’  Strike Mediators  a, " a ; g Ue hi in “Sueeze

Seven States Partly Under Flood Water.   Thousands Rendered Homeless; New Peril Anxiously Awaited ~-

Rivers, Streams Overflow /”  Seven States Still Partly Under W ater

Limits Right Of Rank And-File Members To Hold Oifice   DELEGATES CLEAR HIM OF CORRUPTION

Hoffa Boosts Annual Pay To $75,000  Salary Highest OF Unionists; Hi Adds to Power

Teamsters Give Hoffa Clean Bill   Tabor Delegates Shout Approval Of Union Chief

$25,000 HIKE JAMMED THRU BY UNION BOSS   He Tightens Hold on Teamsters

Hoffa Forces In Command Of Convention   Changes In Rules To Give Teamster Chief More Power

Rank-And-File Right lo Hold Office Curbed         “Boss Given Clean Bill Of Health On Corruption: Charae

Rules Changes Are Approved By Teamsters  Conclave Delegates   Conclave Delegates Dominated by Hoffa: Few Protests Heard

OK Continued Production of  B52 and B58   House Group Votes Authorization Bill of $12 Billion

Ohio Jobless Pay Dispute Nears Climax      — NUT A Legislature Expected To Vote Wednesday On Frtencian Ri

House Faces Vote on Aid To Jobless   New Major Issues To Take Spotlight In State Assembly

Issues Await Cue; Benefits  Fight Nears  Ohio House Vote  On Pay Extender T ot. we. a

State Idle Pay Booster Vote Due This Week   Local Government Aid, Mental Hospital Bill Measures also Slated

Adenauer Happy Over Conference   Reassured U.S. to Keep Firm Policy

Congo Rebel Regime Gets New Support   Lumumbist Nations Lining Up With Reds on Gizenga

Anti-Castro Bombs Linset Demonstration   More Red, Pro-Lumumbist Nations Recognize Gizenga

3 Red-Leaning Nations Back Congo Rebels   Line Up With Soviet And Lumumbists In Support Of Gizenga

More Nations Aligning With Soviet in Support Of Rebel Congo Regime

Communists Rally To Congo Red Chief  Pro-Lumumbist Countries Giving Support to Gizenaa

More jein Gizenga rise   Communists and pro-Lumumbists back Congo rebel]

Rebel Regime In Congo Gets More Backing  Dozen Nations Give Recognition To Gizenga Government  —— Pee

More Reds Back Gizenga Regime  Den _lramiumba Natinn:   Pro-Lumumba Nation: Line Up: With Soyiet

Tito, Ghana, Indonesia Back Gizenga’s Rebel Congo Rule; Troops Are Recalled

More Pre-Lumumbist Nations Backing With Gizenga Regime   Kennedy Warns Soviet Union AgainstInterventionIn Congo.

Red Nations  Supporting Congo Rebel   Pro-Lumumbists Also Lining Up Behind Regime

GOP Senator Proposes Study Of Berlin Crisis   Cooper of Kentucky Wants President to Appoint Bi-Partisan Panel.

Cooper Seeks U.S. Restudy Of Berlin Mess   New York Solon Asks Kennedy To Call Meet Of Berlin Experts To Build U. 8S. Supper

Unemployment Slightly Below Seasonal Norm   More Than 68,500,000 Hold Down: Jobs

Idle Rate Down For September Pea Should See  ‘Under Four Million 'Unemploved In U.S.

SEPTEMBER JOBLESS TOTAL DIPS   Unemployment Should Decline Below 4 Million

Rattle Of Airwaves   400,000 Drop In Unemployment Seen for Sepi.

Unemployment InU.S. Declines By 400,000   Improvement More Than Seasonal

Now Just Over 4 Million -_ * U.S. Unemployment Show Drop In Sept.

Jobless Total In September To Show Droy   Goldberg Reports Seasonal Decline As Ahove Average

D. C., Dixie Rate Highest 1 Of Every 20 U.S. Babies Illegitimate

Business World STANDARD OIL TO ‘BECOME “AMERICAN   OIL" IN BIG SWITCH     ‘

Business World  STANDARD OIL TO ‘BECOME “AMERICAN OIL” IN BIG SWITCH

Drama in Electoral Count  Nixon Officially Declares Kennedy Election Winner

Nixon Gives Clincher To Election .   Electoral Decision Announcement Has Its Dramatic Impac'

Nixon Proclaims Kennedy President As Congress Makes Final Vote Tally

Ten hatchets for one hea  Rockefeller warned about his dealinas with wild headhunters

‘Cites ‘Fiscal Irresponsibility’  lke Urges GOP Hit At JFK Spending

Eisenhower Warns Of  Inflation   Former President Urges Attack On JFK Money Acts

Ike Wants All-Out Attack On Kennedy's Fiscal Policies      Bills Worth $200 Billion On ‘Congress Slate This Week

Ike Attacks Fiscal Policy Of Kennedy  Republicans Urged To Go All-Out in Assailing Program

It’s Tops!   Ike Rallies GOP To Figh Fiseal Plans  Calls For All-Out Attacks. Warns Of Inflationary Spiral

Eisenhower urges GOP to go all out aqainst spending   Kennedy fiscal irresposibility nitacked

San Marcos Boy Sought: Traffic Hit   No Relief Seen Before Friday; Hail in Valley

pongress Increases Demands ‘For Space Speedup  een nen ren <n nce meee en cone er er ane  U.S. May Advance Man-In-Orbit Date

America’s Man-In-Orbit Date Seen Being Stepped Ahead As Result Of 2nd Russian Success

U. 5. May Move Up Target Date For Orbit Shot   VLongressional De mands for Speedup In Space Program Are Increasing.

Want U. 8, Orbital Flight Sooner Solons Demanding Space Speedup Due  To Soviet Success

Congress Demands Speedup In Orbiting Ist American   Late This Year

Demand For Speed-Up In Space Grows   Target Date For U.S. Manned Orbit May Be Moved Up

ORBIT DATE MAYBE MOVED UP :  a  Congress Dema ds s Speedup For US. Space Shot Program

May Always Remain Mystery Mystery Still Surrounds Poison Deaths Of Two Students At UNC

Famine Peril Removed in South Kasai   Wide Response tc U.N. Appeals for Food in Congo

Motorboat’s Damage Fails to Miff Two Adventurers, Will Resume Ocean Trip

U.S. Sometimes Examined By Britist Press With Microscopic Precision

Policy of “No Retreat’ From Berlin Pledged By U.S. Vice President

Policy of ‘No Retreat ‘Aired In Bonn Talks  Soviets Warned Retribution to Follow ’Crimes’

125,000 Hai Johnson in City Streets   Big Crowd Cheers as American Yows Fight for Freedom

JFK Urges $600 Mil. Be  Used in Latin America Approved Last Year to Combat  Drivation Cammimict Thraate

Uews Staphs  Editoriolly ®y WALTER MENDENHALL   HE COMMUNITY GOALS WORKSHOP

Hews Staph  Expressed Editorially  By WALTER MENDENHALL   HE COMMUNITY GOALS WORICHOp__.

Biggest Ever Undertaken—  Tornado Research Project Is Set Up On Extensive Basis

Weather Bureat Plans Study of Severe Storms   Will Start Largest Research Project in Four: States March 1!

To Study Weather  Conditions   Largest Research Weather Project Begins Wednesday

Weather Bureau fo Conduct Study of Severe Storms   Many Groups Cooperating In Probe of Tornadoes and Local Squalls.

Kennedy Plan For Latin Area Is Unveiled  Ss ee, PE PRE   Cuban, Dominican Envoys Not Invited To Hear Announcemen

Announcement Tonight  Kennedy Sets the Stage For Latin-America Plan

Kennedy Due to Spell out Latin Alliance  Special Message Gping to Congress to Detail Program

Malagasy Meeting Ends   Alliance For Progress  Kennedy To Reveal Plan  For Latin American Link

His ‘Alliance For Progress Program Will Be Outlined  Special Message For Congress To Follow Reception Statement

Kennedy Unveils Latin-American Program Today  Major Statement to   Major Statement to Outline Policies for ‘Alliance for Progress

White House Will Ignore  Two Envoys   Kennedy Plans To Complete Embargo Qn Cuban bunorts

JFK To Unveil Latin America Alliance Plans   Declares Program Ultimate Answer To Castro, Reds

KENNEDY TO SPFAK   Kennedy To Unveil Plan For Latin America Today

Major Statement  JFK’s Latin American Plans Unveiled Today   25 Americans Last November Urged Release Of RB47 Pilots In Moscow

President Kennedy Plans To Unveil His ‘Alliance for Progress’ With S. America

KENNEDY 10 UNVEIL LATIN AMERICA PLAN   Proposes Alliance For Prog ress at White House Reception Today.

MAJOR CHANGES LOOM Kennedy Plans To Unveil Latin ‘Progress Alliance’   TWO LEFT OUT

‘President To Announce Plans Tonight ‘For Latin America Alliance Progress

Kennedy to Unveil Latin America Plans   Announcement This Evening At Reception

Latin Nations Will Get Bid  For ‘Progress   Cuban, Dominican regimes Get No U. S. Invitations

Kennedy Will Tell Plans For Latin Alliance   Major Statement By President Due This Afternoon

‘Alliance tor Progress —  Kennedy Will Unveil  Latin America Program

Alliance for progress” Kennedy plans to unveil new U.S.-Latin Antérica proposal

° “Alliance For Progress —  President Unveils Latin America Plans

‘Alliance for Progress’ Is Program s Theme   Aim: To Help Friendly Nations Help Themselves

‘ULTIMATE ANSWER TO CASTRO’  JFK to Unveil Progress Plans for Latin America

Kennedy Plan For Latin Area To Be Unveiled   Cuban, Dominican Envoys Not Invited To Hear Announcement

INDEX   Hemingway's Honesty, Word Economy, Exposed Literatures Frauds

Tribute to Q great  ‘author  Heminaway   Hemingway ‘feared death

State House Approves a Salary Hike The Second Day  Session Is Only 30 Minutes Long

cert tamer  EMPLOYES GIVEN $1 TO $3 MORE  Legislature Votes a Raise

Dratt Boost Due In Fall  fiuctlonwes Daf.   College Deferments Not To Be Changed

Airliner, with 78 aboard, crashes: no survivors  Crashes in flames, explodes

Explodes In Air Three Minutes After Take-off   Plunges Down In Suburb Near Atom Testing Lab

Consellation Explodes — In Cornfield After Leaving Chicago Airport

Fire Reported by Pilot Shortly Before Airliner Plunaes Into Cornfield

 Householders Feared An Atomic Bomb —  Had Fallen: Exnerts Seek Crash Cause

Explosion Rocks Chicago Suburb In Early Hours  CRlMfaABD fi .... Le      FBI, CAB Launching Investigations Into Cause

ee eT Tee,  All Abe d Perish                 Into Illinois Field

Plunges To Earth Near Midway Port   Ninth Worst Air Tragedy  In Aviation

Craft Enveloped In Flames After Chicago Takeoff   ‘WA Constellation Plunges to Earth and Explodes, Kill. ing All Aboard,

Disaster Ninth Worst in Aviation’s History; Wreckage Combed for Clue   Radio Ham Monitored Pilot's Last Words: ‘Got an Electrical Fire — What Should  Do?'   Corn Field Littered with Bodies of Victims; Rain Shields Ghoulish Looters Robbing Dead

Airliner Had Just Taken Off From Chicago's Midway Airport, Barely Misses Residential Area

Plane Had Taken Off AtChicaqo   Huge Airliner Plunges To Earth in Flames Just West of Chicago

(8 Perish In Fiery Plane Crash   Was Bomb Responsible For Quick Death In A Cornfield Near Chicaoo?

Peace Conferees Study Plan for Neutralizing Laos   Indonesia, Malaya May Get Chance To Present Views

PRECINCTS   Enlarged Laos Talks Backed  Thai Dilan Gate   Thai Plan Gets Support of U.S.

Cloudy and Mild   Peace Conferees Study Plan for  Neutralizing Laos

Two Dead; Villages Wiped Out  Second. Fire   Second. Fire  Under Control

Reno Mayor Charges Appointment, Gambling Linked   Blaze Uncontrolled; Two Killed, Hundreds Flee  YOSEMITE PARK FIRE RAGES

Lawyer Gets $1,300 From District For Driving 2 Daughters to School

‘Dead’ Tour ist Found Alive In Ak aska  Lost 10 W wee Shieae From 190 To 90 Te

‘Dead’ Tourist ound Alive In Alaska  pe 10 W a Drops From /190 To 90 L bs.

LOST 100 POUNDS ON BERRY DIET  Tourist Survives 10 Weeks in Wilds

Texas House Kills 2 Sales Tax Proposals  Wholesale Levy   Wholesale Levy Rejected First; Then General

Income Gains, Reduction of Surplus Proclaimed  USDA Puts ‘Success’ Label on Feed-Grain Plan

Pork, Beans, Dried Eggs Added To List  More Food Ordered For Needy

Order Federal Food Purchase  for the Needy   Freeman Expands Distributien of Free Food

37 Die violently — Multiple - ‘atalities Send Texas Death Record Soaring

Maine Appears Cool To Industrial Finance Idea   Biddeford Endorses  Four Ballot Issues 

LINK ZHUKOV OUSTER TO NEW SUB FLE ET  Navy Does Not Believe Soviet Sub Claim:

“We Don't Beli teve It  Red Sub Claim Doubted By U.S. Naval Authority

Discounts Claim Soviet Has Fastest Nuclear Subs   ‘Copters Save 74 From Typhoon-Raked Ships

INDEX   Do Russians Have Super Submarines? No, Declares U.S. Authority

Daniel Says Banks Have Taken Over Dormant Accounts  Wilson Requested to Investigate Acts Of Banks

Axis Sally Will Be Set Free Monday  Actress Has Served 12 Years After Treason Conviction

AS REAL ESTATE, NO  ls Laos Worth Fighting Over?   By EDWARD R. KENNEDY

Indonesia Willing To Negotiate for Control of Guinea   Rusk Welcomes. Congressional Probe of U.S. Policy in Congo

we asington:  Rusk Says a Probe Would Be Welcomed      Defends Foreign Policy in Congo And Other Places

Powell Health Agency Merger Before Court  Diane fall Ear AAaratina   Plans Call For Merging Of Seven State Agencies

President Defeated On Schools   Senate Votes, 45 to 40, To Continue Aid Programs Through Next Two Years

JFK Defeated On School Aid   Senate Sides With House Vote To Continue Programs Until 1963

Deputies Given Orders to Arrest  ‘Freedom Riders’   20 Persons Hurt In Bus Station At Montgomery

Blood Tests On Recruit Victims Show Death By Suffocotion: Pilot Talkee

From Small Beginning...  United Steelworkers  Mark 25th Birthday

in Embezziement Case...  Butler Woman Is Convicted  On 65 Counts

Prosecutor Notes Legality ser ichishcehciapen eipaaliahanaianraae = ieee  Eichmann Didn't Question Murder

22 Women Are Now Widows and 29 Children Are Fatherless As Result of Mine Disaster

Families Of Mine Disaster Victims Face Lonely And Uncertain Future

Lonenness, Meaningiess Pians, Uncertainty  Miners’ Families Facing Future

Captive Liner Delays Release  Of Passengers Another Parley Is Scheduled   Another Parley Is Scheduled To Determine Future Action

Santa Maria Stops Short For Parley  wae i. .¢   ‘Pirate’ Skipper Not Yet Satisfied With Assurances

Costs Dip Slightly In August  May Climb Back To New Record In September

(See RED CHINA, Page &; Levee Board Desires Abandonment Of U.S. Facilities On Lake

peel nd wew;werr FF Ww F&F 5 we SF wet <  Paul Powell, Joe Meek Trade Verbal Blows Over Sales Tax Increase

Paul Powell, Joe Meek Trade Verbal Blows Over Sales Tay Increase

Executives Cite Boost In Demand   ‘New Life’ Result Of Hike In Orders From Small Firms

Steel Chiefs View Upturn With Optimism— Increased Steel Demand Seen  Improving Industry's Outlook

Fumbling Bank Bandit, Ignored by Teller and Cabby, Shot and Caught

Catholics Oppose Kennedy Education Bill Unless It Aids Parochial Schools

LATEST MOVE AGAINST DRAIN  ike Forbicls Holding U.S. Gold Abroad

Eisenhower Orders Golc Hoard Ban   Americans Cannot Buy Abroad; Must Dispose Of Holding:

Holdings Abroad Prohibited By Ike; Disposal Deadline  June  in Surprise Action

Ike Freezes Americans’  Gold Hoards Citizens, Firms Abroad  Ordered Te Liduidate

Ike In Surprise Move _ Stops Americans From  Hoarding Gold Abroad

Holdings To Be Disposed Of by June   Speculation In Recent Weeks Is New U.S. Problem

Government Acts To Stop Heavy Drain   Foreign Holdings Must Be Disposed Of By June First

Hoarding Gold Abroad Barred By Eisenhower   U. S. Citizens, Firms No Longer May Purchase Metn! -

Surprise Action President Bars Americans From Buying Gold Abroad

Foreign gold market closed to U.S. firms  Present holdings   Present holdings must be disposed of by June 1, 1961

Eisenhower Bars American Gold Hoarding Abroad  Surprise Move Aims To.Curb Speculation Men BReallew Ualaorn fone

Gold Buying Barred  Americans   Americans Can’t Hold Metal Abroad

$394 Million To Spur Jobless ‘Area Action   ‘Backdoor Spending’ Objections Beaten; Compromise Passes”

$394-Million Bill On Area Aid Is Passed   Last-Ditch Fight By Opponents To Change Financing Methods Defeated; West Virginia Delegation Votes ‘Aye’

Signature Of Kemedy Due Today.   GOP Loses Bid To Change plan For Financing

Depressed Avea Aid Bill Passed   JFK Expected To Sign 8394 Millian Measure Today

GOP Attempt to Alter Financing Plan Beaten  As Bill Goes to JFIK

In Low 40s   MacArthur Says: U.S. Policy in Korea Aided Red China Rise

 UNC President Friday Takes Action  Dixie Classic Is Wiped Out; Recruiting Laws Tightened

fF PR ee ee  Republic Steel Begins Excavation for Coal Processor for Banning

'Was Mrs. Nycum Murdered? George Cutter’s Trial Begins In Queen City

Addresses MEA —  Tubb Says Closing Schools Is No Solution To Problem

Education Superintendent Tubb Warns Against Closing Siate Schools'

SYSTEM “IN BALANCE” Mississippi Educator Warns Against School Abandonment

Terry, Kennedy Meet In Florida  More Tar Heel Names Given To Kennedy Tc  GCaneider Far Paste

PLANS OUTLAY OF $2 BILLION NEXT YEAR   Bending Every Effort To Reach Moon First  PRESIDENT   Says Communist Tyranny To Be Major Problem For Decade Ahead

Castro Backs Down AN CAEL AARC NETO NLA ME RNC IT TEE  Cuban Gunboat Frees American Cable Shi p

Castro backs from fight   U.S. cable ship released after jet surveillance

Claims Fidel Castro Backs Away From Military Showdown ‘With U. S. Power   Red China Holds Club Gver West

Growth  Detfieit  Forecast International  Payments To S3 Billion

In Agreement On Exploratory Berlin Talks    Agree On Basic Positions West Should Take In Negotiations

$1.25 Minimum Wage Recommended By Industrial Relations Committee

Assembly Gets $1.25 Pay Bill   Committee Asks Passage of Proposal Setting Up Minimum:

Re-Districting Planned By GOP In Pennsylvania  : Democra ts Will  Bide Their Time

‘K’ Details’ ‘Price’ for ‘Berlin Peaée   » Recognition of E. Germany Aim

Khrushchev ‘Eager To Halt Tensions’  ' But Racaanitinn OF FE Germany Part

teil Detense  Step-up Asked   Comic Dictionary   Wink Doesn't Blink at $1-Million Federal Windiall

New Agreement Paves Way For State To Collect Gross Income Tax From Gamblers

: Routine Call Fatal for Veteran Lt.  ‘Police Officer Is Killed in Gun Battie

Hot Debate Greets Bill To Increase Travel Pay   Hits Seven-Cent Rate

in dn FRC DP as } Case Republicans Hit ‘Whitewash’ In Coreoran Probe

Drownings Take Heaviest Toll,  32 Killed In State IMishaps Over 4th

On the inside   West Bend youth killed Second accident at same spot is fatal this time

Kennedy's  Aid Plan Said Trap   La. Legislator In Firm Protest Against Action

Louisiana Solon Claims. Kennedy Is Compromising ion Integration Issue

Louisiana Hears Heated Protests  Speaker Claims   Speaker Claims Trap Planned On School Mixing

Kennedy Hit On Segregation  louisiana Solon Hits At Administration

Kennedy Hit By Legislator In Louisiana  Move Seen to Trap State Into Truce on  Tnteoration sane

Louisiana Segregationists Protest Integregation Issues Compromise

Louisiana Legislator Hits Kennedy   Representative Says Administration Trying To Compromise School Integration Measure

‘Truce Trap’ Protests Fly At Kennedy  Schoo! Integration Issue Flares Up In Louisiana Assembh

Segregationist Rips JFK Trap’   Louisiana Legislature Denounces Citations

Jack Claims Compromise In State Sought  Accuses President's Aides Of ‘Phoning

 Rockefeller Hits Nuclear Test Ban Plar   Could Jeopardize Safey of World, Savs Governor

Laotian Aircratt Striking af Reds  Believe Major Battle * Of War Draws Near

Second Air Raid Staged Against Reds  U.S.. Official Says Strafing Prelude To Major Strikes

ot me epee ema so ee  Laos Pilots Raid;  .a1a;  Clash Shaping Up

U. S. Study Increases Skepticism Over Soviet Proposals On Berlin

Snow Again  Slicks Area  Highways Northeastern  Somerset Co.  Gets 10 Inches

Decision Near On Church Issue  Episcopal Bishops Act On Meraer Plan

Episcopalians Debate Merger  Unification With Trio Of Churches Ponderecd

Episcopal Bishops Considering Merger Of 4 Major Christian Denominations

Lenin Peace Prize Goes To Castro   Red Nations Whoop It Up On May Day; Unity May Be Lackine

AT MAY DAY CELEBRATION  Reds Whoop lt Up With Power Claims   HONORING LENIN Castro Awarded Red Peace Prize

Taxpayers May Be Able To Gonfess Past Sins Without Criminal Action

Vaxpayers May Be Given ‘Break’ * * * * x * * * * * 5 * * * kt *  I RS P loans To Forset Prosecition On Back Tavoe

May Let Taxpayers Confess Past Sins In Exchange For No Prosecution

 Difficult Even Now for Convictions When Cheating is Admitted  Confess Sins and Be Forgiven, IRS May Tell Taxpayers

Twister In East Texas  Causes Loss  Lufkin Airport ©   Lufkin Airport ~ Hangars Damaged, Estimate $100,000

Big Navy Show Staged By Soviet   -Boast. Missile-Armed Subs. Now Backbone Of Its Sea Forces. .

Many Witness Naval Display Off Leningrad   Western Observers Not Impressed by Varietv of Vessels

But None Is Placed On Parade   Moscow Stages Demonstration  Of Sea Power

Wlissiie-Armed Atomic Subs Not Shown: a EE ES. SE SOROS  Soviets Display Naval Power

Western Observers Unimpressed #  Reds Boast of A-Subs, But Fail to Display Any

RUSSIAN NAVY SHOW STAGED AT LENINGRAD   No Missile-Armed Atomic Submarines  Are Displayed      WESTERN EXPERTS NOT TOO IMPRESSED

Russia Boasts Missile A-Subs At Naval Show   But Not One In Parade Viewed By Western Envoys

North Carolina Employment Off  Non-Farm Jobs See Biggest February Drop Since 1958

Solution Sought In Race Trouble  _ One Proposal Urges Easing of Struggle

Georgians Hope To Solve Racial Problems With A Minimum Of Outside Heln

ATTEMPT MADE IN ALBANY, GA. T0 SOLVE CRISIS   Factions Confer On Local Plan

Seek Solution To € eorgia’s Bitter Battle  Grassroots Effort launched to Solve

Albany Moves For Solution Of Its Racial Problem Without Any Help   Baton Rouge Demonstrators Refuce To Eat Prison Food

Georgians In Biracial Effort To Solve Bitter Segregation Conflict

Without Outside. Help peeks  Georgia City Seeks Searegation Solution

‘Need No Outside Help’ Laas Launch Grass Roots Effort To Solve Race Controversy

Castro Is Rapidly Becoming Mere Fiqurehead for Moscow, Is Beliet

‘Coldy Methodical Methods Imported From Reds’ Cuban Rule Appears in Firm Hand of Trained Communists

HINTS FROM CUBAN NEWS REPORTS Red Discipline Making Castro Just A Figurehead

Final Drive for Property Tax Relief  Proposal to Supply Funds Being Put into Shape

 Lite’ 's. End  MRS. JIM HOECK's s— 38-YEAR.OLD SISTER. KILLED WEDNESDAY IN CALIFORNIA CRASH

Lites End  MRS. JIM HOECK’s— 38-YEAR-OLD SISTER —KILLED WEDNESDAY IN CALIFORNIA CRASH

Bodies of 3 Jet Crewmen Discovered  AF Inquiry Board, Fighter Pilo   AF Inquiry Board, Fighter Pilot Hint at Mechanical Malfunction

Pilot Blames Maltunction Of Equipment   Bitter Weather In Rugged Southwest Traps Searchers

No Human Error Was Involved   Pilot of Jet Fighter Tells of Accidental Missile Firina.

 £ignter Pilot Blames Mechanical Failure  Bodies Of Three Crewmen Of Downed B52 Are Found

TWO MISSING CREWMEN PRESUMED DEAD»  Three Bodies Found At B-52 Debris Atop Desolate Mesa

SIDEWINDER INCIDENT  Three Bodies Recovered At Snowy Plane Crash Site

Bitter Weather Thwarts Probe Of B52 Mishap   Mechanical Fault In N. M. Tragedy

School Budget Okayed Friday Alter ‘Hearing’  Peewee Abe of   Dr. Jones Named Chairman: Taxes Raised .4 Mills

Schoo! Budget Okayed Friday After ‘Hearing   Dr. Jones Named Chairman; Taxes Raised .4 Mills

Britain in Flat ‘No’ To Trotka   Lord Home Urges Negotiation Without Victory in Crisis

State Rond Propesal Is Argued   Wrangle Causes Lengthy Meet In Senate

PRAYER FOR . ..  @ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

IF YOU STRIKE AT A KING, YOU MUST KILL HIM’  If Castro Truly Damaged, Cuba May Become Unglued

‘Paying Now In Relief’ Educator Blasts Lack Of Interest In State

State Secretary Cites Experience In Congo Crisis   Disarmament Issue Is Also Discussed  In California Valk

State Chief Would Balk New Crises  Cites Congo As Proof of Need For Police Bloc

INSIDE WASHINGTON   Weekly Sizeup by Washington Statt Of Scripps-Howard Newspapers

‘Adlai Offers Outer Space Plan to U.N.   Four-Point Proposal Asks World Cooperation.

In the Fields  LIVESTOCK PERMITTED ON ‘61 DIVERTED FEED GRAIN ACRES

Assembly Votes 50-41 in Okaying Governer's Setup  Balloting Switches Made by Parties To Pass Plan

Congressional Adjournment  Foreion Aid  jinges On DuPont Stockholders Bill:  i] U

Coming Up  PANCAKE. SUPPERS = on SHROVE: TUESDAY HERE. — _ DATE ‘BACK  TO TURN: OF CENTURY

Coming Up   Nerina  wP  PANCAKE SUPPERS — ON SHROVE TUESDAY HERE — DATE BACK  TO TURN OF CENTURY

Japanese-American Girl, Unconscious a Year Flying to Japan to Die

Life’s End   EARL O'BRIEN, *76— DIES EARLY TODAY AT  SIQUX. ciTy HOSPITAL Funeral § Service’ Set Monday.:Morning ‘Here: -/—~For Well Known County Retired Farmer

EARL O'BRIEN, 76— +  DIES EARLY TODAY AT  SIOUX CITY HOSPITAL Funeral Service Set Monday Morning Here  —For Well Known County Retired Farmer

Patience Wears Thin Refugees Anxious  To Go Back Home   By WILLIAM C, PAYETTE linited Pres« International

Reporter Gives Account Of Persons In Shelters   By WILLIAM C. PAYETTE Lnited Press International

Evacuees Grow Restless  To See How Homes Fared   By WILLIAM C. PAYETTE ified Preece International

Calf Show Monday, July 31 Rodeo Aug. 1, 2 and 3   Parade Tuesday, Aug. 1

 Not Pleased by Brother's Role Associates Say Ike Feels Bad Precedent Set by Tractors-for-Prisoners Exchange

GOP ASSOCIATES SAY  Tractor Trade Sets Bad Precedent, Ike Believes

Miami School Educates Its Blind, Deaf, Spastics In Special Program

\Educational TV Helps Handicapped Students In Miami, Fla. Schools

National Legion Chief Tells Montanans U.S.  Should Get On With Task of Surviving, Even if It's Necessary to Destroy Khrushchev

Rev. King Tells Integrationists Thursday “Segregation Is Dead”   Real Estate Commission  Winds Up Convention Today

11 More Killed; Toll Reaches 500  Four of Victims In Grant County

JFK's Space View Hailed By Cong ress   Space Agency. Predicts United ‘States Will ~ Get. to: Moon First

U. S. Expected To Get To Moon First ; JFK’s Decision On Space Race Hailed

Lillian. Going Free?  Blaney. Killing May Cause State To Lose: Cage:

REDSKINS’ TROPHY DISPLAYED   WHAT THE PEACE CORPS FACES—1!  ~ The Task_ls Difficult In Philippine Tropics   Dy RELMAN MORIN

Bring Explorer to Safety  Rescuers Labor Nine. Hours in Georgia Mine

by Negotiation  U.N. Seeks To Restore ry  . Congo Port Authority

Liquor Tax Hike Okayed   Public Employes’ Retirement Bill Gets Tentative Nod

Topeka:  : Whiskey Tax Bill Approved In the Senate   Public Employes Retirement Plan Passed in House

Nasser Cancels Plans for Major Military Offensive Against Syria   By DAVID DUGAS United Precc International

Egypt Cancels Plan To Attack Port Of Latakia   Nasser Abandons Assault ‘To Avoid Arab Fighting Arab

Supervisors Cope With  Two Issues   Deputies’ Wages, Bond Issue Eyed

Kennedy Policies On Unemployment To Be Outlined   Governor’s:. Conference Set At Indianapolis Monday

On Inside Pages   HIGH AND LOW   Defense Money Bill Runs Into Difficulty

Giant Defense Money Measure Nears Approval   Democrats Expected to Repulse GOP Move to Tack School Aid to Bill.

Rivals for Mayo Wind Up Drives   Both Rishell and Houlihan Camps Forecast Victory In City Election Tuesday

Candidates Urae Heavy Mayor Vote   Rishell, Houlihan Backers Predict Victory Tomorrow

Arms Put ° All Around The Island   Trains And Buses Take Arms To Capital Of Santiage, Cuba

Diplomatic Door Kept Open To Kennedy; Anti-Invasion  Buildup Rushed

Cabinet Hits At Ike, Hopes JFK s Better  Militia Heads For Guantanamo

Castro Brings Out Heavy Defense Arms   ‘Imminent Invasion’ His Slogan But Door Kept Ajar For Kennedy To Act

Fidel Keeps Island Tense For Invasion   Cabinet Puts Blame For Break On Ike In Diplomatic Move

Door Is Kept Open to JEK As Ike Blamed   Available Weapons Placed About Island Country by Castro

Anti-Invasion Weapons  Ordered In Readiness By ‘Alert’ Fidel Castro

Guns Set Up On Beaches, In Key Cities   Fidel Blames Break On Ike, Keeps Door Open To Kennedy

Seven Aged Perish In Washington: Fire  4 Women, 3 Men Are Victims of Blaze

Seven Aged Persons Perish In Home Fire   Private Nursing Home In Washington Burns: 27 Injured: Spectators Hinder

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Seven Patients Killed  oe ee poe Liama Eira

So BEREAN aR rants ne ees PNAS DETTE EE A TI ROLE CRATE A DEN TO EE MRIS MINDER DET NO PUENTE TY et eT  SEVEN PERSONS DIE IN NURSING HOME FIRE

Nixon Lauds JFK's Stand  On Berlin  Warns Softening Policy Could Be Serious

Amid Talk Of Truce, UN Starts Offensive   But Washington Still Hones For Peace

Peace Possible InKatanga   Says Fighting Could End Once Premier and Tshombs Meet for Talks.

Cease- Fir ire Depends on Negotiations  Statement Says Fighting to Stop   Statement Says _ Fighting to Stop Té Leaders Meet

POSSIBLE IF TSHOMBE AGREEABLE   Meeting Between Rival Leaders Being Sought

III, TRANSPORTATION & * CURRICULUM PLAN   IV. DIRECTOR NIsTrRicre

PERSHING PAID $21,000 FOR $10,000  NEW LIFE INSURANCE PLAN FOR VETERANS

Sky Shield Stops Invaders Air Defenses Nearly Perfect   B52 Jet Missing

Mock Aerial War Reports Are Weighed   Air Traffie Resumes Across Nation After 12-Hour Shutdown

6,000 Sorties Flown; Warning System ‘Wor ked Like Charm,’ NORAD Save

N. America Defenses Prove Very Effective   NORAD Says Mock War Exercise Against Aerial Invaders Worth 99.9% Rating

MOCK WAR JUDGEMENT North America Defenses  99.9 Per Cent Effective

Kansas Grandmother-Dairy Farmer Says Her Say Before Agriculture Committee

Success of Generals’ Revolt Seems Assured Despite U. S. Support Of Deposed Premier

Governor Gets Solons Backing   House Finally Passes 89 Local Bills On Tuesday

DOMINICAN GRISTS STILL NOT SETTLED   President Balaguer’s Position Far From Secure   TRUJILLO FAMILY HAS FLED ISLAND

Political Groups Not in Accord And Position  Of President Far from Secure

Surface Calm Settles Over Island Nation   U. S. Forces Near Should Balaguer’s Regime Need Helr

Sarasota High Monday: 81   Dominicans Still Uneasy   See Editorial Page 6

Dominican Crisis Not Over Yet   Balaguer Stronger But New Friction Menaces Security

Dominican  Crisis Still  Smoldering U.S. Warships  Hold Positions

Crisis Is Still Not Settled  In Dominican   = ipanage Pee 2 se ee   Exodus of Members Of Trujillo Dynasty Ends Tense Situation

While School Keeps    GEHLEN EIGHTH GRADERS TO DEANERY MUSIC FESTIVAL — AT REMSEN

FOR THE SALE OF EASTER SEALS  This Year Marks   This Year Marks 40th Anniversary Of Seal Sale

Storm Hits Middlewest, Heads East  Hundreds of Cars Trapped by Drifts

Snowstorm Blankets Midwest   Foot Of Snow Dumped Before Moving Eastward; Rloet Tee In Sonth

Deaths Caused By Weather Set af 14   East Bracing for Blow That Hit Midwest.

White Blanket Forms Drifts 3-Feet Deep   Drivers Abandon Autos; Weather Deaths Total 14

Most Cities Feel Effects Of Blizzard   Schools, Offices, Factories Closed; Traffic Snarled

Snowstorm Shuts Midwest Schools, Heads. Into. East:. Ten Listed Dead

Snowstorm Fatalities Mounting   Huge Storm Hits Fast; Hundreds OF Schools Closed

Central Illinois Has 6 To 8 Inches Of Fluffy White  Five Day Forecast Is More Pleasant With  Normal Temnoeratira:

Hundreds Of Schools Are Closed   Death Toll From Storm  Placed at 14

Schools Closed By Hundreds in Central States  See St. oY ee   Traffic Paralyzed In St. Louis Area

‘Snowstorm hobbles treffic, closes midwestern schcols   Moves toward frozen eastern territory

Crippling Storm Swirls On Into The Frozen East   Uneven Blanket Range: Up to. Foot in Depth, Paralyzing: Traffic

White carpet over M west   Snarling snow storm whirls into frozen East

Hundreds of Schools Closed by Blizzard; Thousands Miss Work In Heavy Snowfall

Snow Closes Hundreds Of Schools  .. Three-Foot Drifts   . Three-Foot Drifis Trap Many Autos

Toll Climbs; Heavy Drifts Accumulate   Autos Trapped, Workers Unable to Reach Jobs

Snowstorm Puts Clamp On Midwest  Crippler Whirls =  wg eS   Crippler Whirls Into Frozen East; 10 Deaths Counted

Frozen East _ Is Blanketed By Snowstorm      Paralyzes Traffic And Closes Scores Of Schools: 10 Dead 

CHICAGO, — ST. LOUIS HARD HIT   Blizzard Piles Drifts In Chicago, Swirls Eastward To Washington; Traffic Snarled; Schools Closed.

lowa Hit Too: Up to Foot At Spencer   Storm Causes 23 Deaths, Many Schools to Close

MOTORISTS ARE TRAPPED   Harsh Cold In Northeast Area Eased Slightly

Hundreds Of Schools Are Closed  Rural Roads   Rural Roads Shut by Drifts; City Traffic Hit

Cold and Snow Stagger Wide Areas of U.S.   East Congeals in Sub-Zero: Midwest Under Drifts

Snow Ranges From 6 to 36 Inches Deep  Traffic Hobbled And Hundreds of Schools Are Forced fo Close

More Misery Ahead for Frozen East; Snowstorm Whirls in From Midwest

Snow Engulfs Midwest, Heads For East; Weather Bureau Predicts 4 Inches Here      Ry EDDY VI

Worst Storm Of Winter Hits Some Of Midwest; Frozen East Blanketed

Midwest, East Traffic Snarled By New Snowfall  St. Louis, Chicago   St. Louis, Chicago _Battle Storm; lowa Has First ‘Blitz’

Snow Traps Many   Midwest Hit Hard; Death Toll Is High   St. Louis Buried By Heavy Snow; 3 Dead in State

Ten Deaths Are Blamed On Weather   Many Fail To Get To Work; Hundreds Of Schools Closed

Inside...    Storm Deaths Climb to 16  Eastern U.S. Staggered by Heavy Snow

Vessel Located 800 to :900 Miles -East of Trinidad   Navy Plane Falls, 1 Dead, 4 Missing

March Makes Mild Entrance; Heavy Bains Mav Arrive Here By Weekend

20 Killed And Scores Hurt In Earthquake   Colombia Shaken Over Wide Area With Heaviest Toll In State Of Antioquia ©

Auto Factories’ Hum Sweet Music For Business   Upturn in Sales Gives Improvement Promise

Armco Planning New Facilities   Increase in Steel Production Forecast

Fisenhower Assails Democratic ‘Big Brother’ Rule, Foreign Policy

House Conservative  In Bid to Rayburn   Happy Birthday For "Mr. Sam’

House Rules Chief Willing To Discuss   Bottle Over Committee’s Makeup Now  Under Fire; Chairman Will See Rayburn

Peace Negotiations Due To -Stert : ad Oar cena  End. Of Algerian War Seen As Near

Hopes Bolstered That Solution May Be In Sight For The Algerian War

Loveless Says He May Run for Governer Again   50-50 Chance He Will be Candidate In 1962 Election

Khrushchev Reply Due Soon—Both Russian Envoy and President Agree Peace Is Goal

Search Continues For Rockefeller  Gasoline Can Found In Area Where Young Man Wag [Last Seen

Tank Found Near Coast, HuntPushed   Governor Delays Departure After First Clue Seen

— HOPE NEARLY ABANDONED — Second Empty Gas Can Located In Hunt For Young Rockefeller

LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR ROCKEFELLER Searchers In New Guinea  Find Second Gasoline Can

Clue Found in Hunt for Rocky's Son   Gas Tank Spotted at Sea; Governor to Continue Searcl

Second Can Found....  Search for Rockefeller ls All But Abandoned

tae neem reenter ieee een ee ee  Gasoline Can Found at Sea Clue to Fate

Find Gasoline Can In Area WhereRockefellerStarted Swimming, Disappeared

Find Gasoline Can In Area in Which  1 lan Sauye Rockafallar Swarm

Gas Can May Help Locate Rockefeller   Governor's Son Had Used Jerrycan for Makeshift Raft

Governor, Daughter Plan Return To United States LACS ES A AN I TENN RAPES NESE BNP RESSA A TEND a ECP hype NOAA ACNE  Find Second Empty Gasoline Can Which Rockefeller May Have Used

Was It Young Rocky’s?   Coutinue Hunt Along Coast Of  New Guinea

Rockefeller Will Stay In New Guinea   Empty Can Like Son Used Found By Searching Ship

Tank Recovery Spurs Search For Rockefeller   New York Governor Cancels Return From New Guinea

Search continues, hope wanes  Gas tank found, not known if Rockefeller's

Storm Hinders Search   Second Gasoline Can Found; Smoke Colum: Discounted As Signal

Hope Waves Again Violent Tropical Storm Halts Rockefeller Search

Hope Fades For Finding Rockefeller  Royal Dutch Navy Finds Gasoline Can

Discovery Intensifies Big Search  For Roe kefeller:  ;, ._ at Ree   For Rockefeller: Gasoline Tank Is Found Off Coast

Can Found In Rocky Hunt   Not Determined If It Is One Used By Lost Scion

Spur Search for Rockefeller   Dutch Ship Finds Gasoline Tank: May Offer Clue

DDS IMPROVE? Tank Found; Spurs Rockefeller Search   ODDS IMPROVE?

Gasoline Can Found —  Rockefeller’s Chance Of Reaching Shore 50-50

Finding of Gas Tank Spurs Search for Rockefeller   Youth Used Gas Can and Tank in Trying To Swim to Shore.

Gas Can Found Off New Guinez   Container Picked up by Ship In Area Where Rockefeller Vanished

Gas Tank Located Off Guinea   Governor Extends Stay As Hope Rises for Michael

Tank Find May Offer Rocky Clue   Governor Cancels Hi: Sunday Departure; Indefinite Stay.

Seareh For Rockefeller in Seventh Day: Hopes of Fincline Him Alive Fade

Dutch Vessel Locates Tank;  Search Revived  Gov. Rockefeller Drops His Plans To Leave Area

Search Continues     Gasoline Can Find Gives ‘Rocky’ Hope Son Lives

— FAINT HOPE FOR ROCKEFELLER —  F inding Of Gasoline Can May Aid Search

Can Is Found in ‘Area of Search  Hope for Rockefeller San Is Still 50-50

Heavy Storm Hinders Searet for Rocky’s So   Hope Is All But Abandoned for ing Youth

Finding of Tank Increases Hopes  For Rockefeller  Discovery Prompts   Discovery Prompts Governor to Stay In Area Longer

Hopes Wane Rockefeller’s  Son Survives   Dutch Ship Finds Gas Tanks; Governor Plans Return Home

Hope Fades In Hunt For Rocky’s Son   Heavy Storm Hits Coastal Area And Hinders Searchers

Debt Limit Boost Wins Approval   Kennedy's Request Of $6 Billion -Boost In Debt Limit Gains Nod

May Intervene If Reds Delay On Agreement   Kennedy’ s Decision ‘Based On Cease Fire Informants Claim

Indications He Warns Soviet Foot-Dragging Forcing U.S.  Intervention

Fear Collapse (i Defenses Without Help   Kennedy Reported Mulling Decision To Hike U. S. Aid

Russia Stalling   LESSER GQEULCUE,  J JFK Hints of  Intervention

President Calls in Top Advisors as Situation In Asian Area Worsens

Congressmen Get Kennedy Briefing  Wars Laos May , Regquiré Armed Force

Decision Held Up on Giving More U.S. Aid   Tells Congressional Heads Russ Acts May Bring Intervention

Steps to Deal. With Berlin To Be Discussed   Partial Mobilization Is Reported Among Moves Under Study

Will Discuss HowTo Deal With USSR   Several Actions Hele As Possible Over Growing Crisis

Confessed Slayer of N.Y. Girl, 4, Indicted for First Degree Murder

Governor uses bridge dedication address to blast political critics

Controversial Hood Canal Bridge Opens: Rosellini Blasts His Critics

Military Junta Claims Frondizi Is Overthrown; Government  Calls It ‘Crazy’

Says Military Junta Captured Phone Station   Defense Ministry Reports No Military Action Anywhere in Interior of Country.

REVOLUTION IS REPORTED IN ARGENTINA   Frondizi Government Has Been Deposed, Radio Claims   BIGGEST UPHEAVAL SINCE PERON OUSTER

Spruille Braden Denies Being Fired as an Aid To Argentine Soviets

Breden challenges Pawley’ testimony on his activities   Offers to talk before senate security comm.

Braden Denies Being Ousted As Red Helper   Challenges Charges by Former Diplomat Before Senators

‘Americans Jam Highways i in Christmas Rust   Nation’s Traffic Toll Begins to Climb

Gotham Zone Hit by Winds Up to 38 MPH   Tides 8 Feet Above Normal Expected in Northeastern Areas

Risk Momentarily Of Total War: Tito   Yugoslavia President Speaks Before Conference of Neutrals

Neutral Nations See Danger of World War Ill  U.N. Action and   U.N. Action anc Another Summit Meeting Urged

an WY MPn Ate wen aan :     Tito Gives Warning At Summit Meeting

TITO URGES UN ACTION Unaligned Nations Conference Opened  With Dire Warning

Tito, Nasser Urge East, West Parley  UAR Leader Cencurae   UAR Leader Censures Soviet for Vow to Resume Nuclear Tests

Berlin Could Cause War, Tito Warns   East-West Talks, U.N. Action Urged at Neutrals’ Parley

Warns War Big Propagand i Break Out Defeat Seen Ih ny Moment Tests Decision

‘Coming Up   a Aid ee NATIONAL GUARD — ‘MUSTER DAY’ MONDAY — AT KOENIG ARMORY  Schedule Open House  “Throughout the Day _  To Serve Free Lunch Aftar Fiwantene rntti

Coming Up NATIONAL GUARD — ‘MUSTER DAY’ MONDAY — AT KOENIG ARMORY  Schedule Open House Throughout the Day — To Serve Free Lunch After Evening Drill

British And Southern Rhodesia Political Leaders Draft Constitution... _  Given Strong2r Voice      TURKEY EXPLAINS ON ROCKET BASES

_ Fingerprinted and Released Pacifists Fail in Attempt To Board New Polaris Sub

Polen Sees $12 to $15 Million Hike   Senate Tackles Radar Bill While House Passes Library Bill

Postoffice Incoming, Outgoing Git, Card Load Increasing By The Hour

Hoffa Seeks a Million Plus. .  Lobbying Fund  Asks Boost In . Membership Dues

Hoffa Ignores Rebellion Over Dues Increase, Disreaards Legal Advisors

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Hot, Sunny Weather  Forecast for Kansas

Senate Group Slashes State Building Fund   Pet Projects Put in By House Removed In $9.9 Million Cut

FLOOD CONTROL CONSTRUCTION IS RECOMMENDED   U.S. Army Engineers Outline Project For The Bie Sioux

President Airs Import Situation  Balance Is Sought On Japanese, Other Cotton Goods Imports

Huge Money Bid Wil be Ready for Legislators Monda\      Problem of Finding Source of Revenue  ls Still Unsolved

Totals $2.4 Billion Gigantic Appropriations Bill Ready For Lawmakers

 OTHER ‘MARRIAGES’ LOOM IN INDUSTRY  Airlines Merger Is Approved

You'll Find It   Blow-Up Of Booster.Missile Hurts America's Space Hope:

Man Slated for Shorter Trip Soon  Rocket Failure Dooms  Orbital Flight In ‘61

Soviet Head Shouts That Russians Are The Most Free People In World

Russ Are “Most Free” ~-Khrush   Soviet Premier Sees Peaceful World Conquest

Khrushchev Predicts Red Triumph,  Says Soviets Have Most Freedom

Repeats Takeover Prediction  Khrushchev Declares His People Most Free

GIVES RUSTON ADDRESS [  Police Seek Connection: Here to Arkansas Theft.

jroo RUSTON ADDRESS  Police Seek Connection ‘Here to Arkansas Theft.

Refugees Pour Into West Berlin  Another 1,000 Slip   Another 1,000 Slip Through Communist ‘Ring Today to Freedom

KHRUSHCHEY BOASTING OF SUPER-BOME   Says One Blast Would Equal 100 Million Tons Of TNT.

Khrushchev Brandishes Bomb Threat   Said to Be Five Times More Potent Than U.S. H-Bomb

Soviet’s Premier Brandishes Bomt   Claims Once Again He Is Man of Peace

Much Bigger Than H-Bomb....  Khrushchev Boasts of New Soviet ‘Super-Super-Bomb’

Khrushchev Warns Of Super Bomb   Man of Peace, Premier Says, While Bousting of Powerful New Weapon

Super Bomb Threat By Khrushchev  Warns of Weanon More   Warns of Weapon More Powerful Than ‘H’ Bomb

. Space Man Sprints Past Reception Line  Pee an »prints Past Reception Line  Mr. K Boasts Of Bombs At Gay Party

Soviet Premier issues Threat Of Super Bomb   Says Russia Will Build Bomb Unless Peace Prospects Improve

Nikita Tells Of Soviet’s Super Bomlk   Premier Brandishes Threat, Then Claims He Is ‘Man Of Peace’

On The Inside   ‘Only Lunatics Think Of War’  ‘K’ Waves ‘Big Bomb’ At West

Khrushcher Threatens Big Bomb   Soviet Leader Says He'll Give Scientists Liaht

SOVIETS HAVE SUPERIOR BOMB PREMIER SAYS   Khrushchev Claims He Wants Peace

Soviet Premier Rattles Bombs   ‘Man of Peace’ Brags of Russian Capability to Hurl Huge Warhead

Lack Motive in Bay Killings  Fatal Shootings  ‘ Dawmeain weétaru

Manneg rignr Near  Artificial Astronaut Sent Into Orbit To Obtain Data

Divorced Man Never Elected To White House   Political Aide Says Governor Te Seek Reelection

Rockefeller’ s Divorce Plans ~— Jolt to GOP   Breakup of Governor’s Marriage Complicates Search for  1964 Candidate.

tor hocketeller  Divorce changes political picture   Related story on Page 12

Reassessment In GOP Ranks  Rockefeller Divorce Roils Political Waters

Rockefeller Divorce Rocks Political Boat  GOP Reassessment +. Dp ~~,

Rocky's Plans For Divorce Could ‘Change Political Picture Of U.S.A.

Rockefeller Family Split ls Shock for the G.0.P.   Party Must Re-Evaluate, Consider That No Divorced Man Ever Elected President

Rockefeller Divorce Rocks Political Boat   GOP Reassessment Seen Probable with New York Development

Auto Unions Aim for More Job Security   Contract Bargaining With Three Firms Begins Next Week

Negotiators to Take Dead Aim  UAW’‘s Main Target To Be Job Security

India - Offers. Entire Military” Brigade   3,000 Made Available For Duty InCenc Troops ‘Not Easy To Spare’

Whole World, Except Red Bloc Voices Protest   Give Up Idea Of Urgent Protest by UN

Diplomats Assail Giant Explosions   Soviet Union Gets Backfire In Fallout From Newest Test

Reds Threaten To Shoot Down Air Violators  «US. Officials Studying Order Affecting Corridor

Soviets Say They Will Down Any West Plane Flying Over Red-Held East Germany —

West Studies New Red Threat   Soviets Say They Will Blast Planes

DENIED GERMAN FLIGHTS Reds Threaten to Shoot  Down Western Warplane:

Plan Designed To Hike Farm Income In U. S.   President Lauds U. S. Ability To Produce More Food With Less Manpower Than Other:

Compromise Measure Becomes Law  Kennedy Signs Bill To Cut Costly Grain Surpluses, Raise Farmer Income

Kennedy Signs Farm Bill Designed To Cut Surpluses And Up Income Of Farmers

~ Farmers T 0 Lower Wheat Allotment:  iE ned To Cut Grain Surpli

Designed To Cut Surpluses are  Compromise Farm Package Is Signed

President Signs Bill For Farmers   Law Designed to Cut Costly Grain Surpluses And Increase Income

Tem perature   EASEL ‘CONFISCATED’ Grandma Moses Marks  10Ist Birthday Today

Negotiations Stepped Up Reuther Disdains Comment  On Chrysler Strike Talk

House Rejects Stale Ownership Of River Land   Bill to Give Judge Task of Sentencing Also Beaten Down

Three Bills Killed, Dozen Passed by Missouri House  Two Money Measures Sidetracked by Scrap Qyyear fallane Finde

Three Majer Lines Been Grounded — By Wildcat Strikes  Engineers Protest Ruling of NLRB 

JFK Steps Into Strike On Airlines   New Federal Actior Ordered to End Flight Stopage

JFK Moves To End Plane Tieup   Secretary of Labor Ordered to Begin New Federal Action

JFK Seeks Airline: Strike End  Goldberg Ordered To Undertake New Federc

President Steps In To Bring End To Nations Worst Airline: Strike

Kennedy Steps Into “Worst Airline Strike  Orders Goldberg To Take Action For

Hearing On Air Strike — Set Monday   Six Major Lines . Crippled; Puerto Rien Ienlated

Lines Estimate Cost Per Day At $5 Million   _ Goldberg, Union Head In Conference

One Survives Wreck, Three Others Killed  Second Craft  Disabled But Lands Safely

At Deer Creek and Wail Lake  Bear Shot. Couaar Hunted   Play with Matches Fatal  THREE BOYS DIE IN FIRE SET IN VACANT HOUSE

Parley on Laos  Still Deadlocked  LES) Saviat Cantin   U.S., Soviet Continue Sparring, Both Saying Agreement Desirable

Harriman  To Prod  Laos Talks To Meet Gromyko  Despite Lack Of  New Instructions

U.S. Boycott Continues At Geneva Talks   Laos Truce Parley Deadlocked After Cease Fire Broken

GromyKe Mas MO NeW INSIFUCTIONS ...  Geneva Sessions Still Deadlocked

‘My Pockets Are Empty’: Gromyko   Conference On Laos Stil! Deadlocked

Envoys Try To Resume Laos Talks  U.S. Ambassador and Soviet Mintector Adan

U.S., Russ Sparring on ‘Agreement’  Soviets’ Gromyko   Soviets’ Gromyko Returns to Geneva With ‘Pockets Empty’

Harriman, Gromvko  To Confer   U.S. Envoy Will Try To Get Laos Conference NVlovine Avsain

Gromyko Reply Cuts U.S. Hopes   Russian Hints No Change in Communist Line

Both Sides Want Laotian Crisis Solved On Own Terms   Rede Hold Kev

‘ ub Ika por LF POOLEMS ECHULTL  : Chrysler, UAW Report Progress in Talks

Two Agreed on Need for Negotiation   Western Leaders Making Progress

WILL TRY TO NEGOTIATE JFK, Adenauer Agree on Berlin  Talk With Russ

Negotiation On Berlin Agreeable  JFK. Konrad Want Talks With Soviets

Wind-Whipped Snow Storm Leaves Area Beneath 15-Inch Blanket Plus Drifts   Harrisburg Has 20-Inch Snowfall. Worst Since ’45

Mild Tone Stirs Fresh Hopes for Easing Dispute   Indicates Agreement On East-West Talks May Come. Quickly

REPLY RAISES HOPE TO EASE TENSION SOON   JFK, Nikita Seen Agreeing On Need For Negotiations

‘Out OF Business’... llartman Claims AG’s Rule Could Lead to Money Chaos

Huge Costs to Taxpayers  Kennedy Picks Up Challenge to Race Russia to the Moon

At Huge Cost To Taxpayers— Kennedy Picks Up Red Challenge On Moon Trit

‘Moon Race To Cost Taxpayer   JFK Challenges Reds To Explore Space For Peace

At Huge Costs  President Picks Up Soviet Challenge for Moon Race

‘Match U.S. Efforts to Explore Space for Peaceful Boons’  Kennedy Picks Up Red Space Challenge,and Hurls Back One

Two Nations Formally In Race To Moon  JFK Accepts Russian Challenge

West Is Readying Countermeasure In German Crisis  Allee Take ‘Serious’   Allies Take ‘Serious’ View Of Communist Border Bloc In Berlin

State Department Releases Conference Notes  Roosevelti in Between at Tehran Parley

JFK Urges Aid to Poor   . Latin Landowners Told to Help Erase Poverty

Continued Unemployment Dims Lustre  Improvement In Business Noted:

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Unemployment Slows Economic Surge

'Idleness Dims Some of Luster  Business Sees Hopeful Signs of Improvement

K. Trains Sights On Far East   Promises to Support North Korea With All Forces, If Attacked

Will Protect North Korea Says Khrushchev: Charges Buzzing Of Russian Ships

200 Million Might Die If ‘Troubles In Berlin Result In War: Nikita

3 Left Dead : In Gun Battle  Officers Clash In  Tennessee Town -

3 Deputies Slain; Six Men Held   Sheriff Wounded Seriously In Gun Duel In Tennessee

Van Zandt County Fair Association Meets To Start Planning County fair

BLAST ROCKS TEAMSTERS’ HALL   REMARKS TRIGGER CRITICISM  Reinstatement Of Mailman Stirs Bitter Controversy   ‘GREAT REGRET’   KIDNEY AILMENT

Negro Leader Reinstated In Mail Job   Day, Who Describes Him As ‘Unsuitable,’ Is . Rapped by NAACP

But Insists He’s Unsuitable.... Postmaster Rehires Negro Mail Carrier

And Day Critical Of NAACP  NAACP Critical Of Day's Words in Reinstatina Georgia Postman

Kremlin May Give, Laos Decision Soon   Reactions To Rumors Cautious In Capitols

Would Seek Parleys Before Truce, Say Sources in Moscow —West Forces Ready

RED MOVE TO END LAOS FIRING SEEN   Qualified Acceptance Of British Proposal Expected By Diplomats

State House GOP Leader Agnew Dies  Aspinwall Man Heart Victim; 36 Years Old

Willard Agnew, Minority Leader Of House, Dies   Senate Revives Bill  To Legalize Radar

Cloudy and Mild   Some Wonder lf Assembly Is Stymied   GOP Majority Not Enough To Override Veto

Views Differ On Assembly Achievement  Dem Leaders See Stalemate; GOP Presses For Action

REPUBLICANS HOPEFUL; DEMOCRATS DISCOURAGED  Lawmakers Near Midway Point

‘As It Nears Midway Point Ohio Legislature Divided  On Real Accomplishments

The Weather   Opinions Divided On Accomplishment  Of State Assembly

Lumumba Death Is Protested in Demonstrations  Bloody Outbreak ot

New Violence Is Feared In the Congo   US Is Criticized For Its Support Of Dag’s Policies

Several Cities Are Scenes of Noisy Protests  ir Se ¢ Se See   Bloody Violence Feared in Africa

U.S, Admonished  BELGIAN EMBASSY ATTACKED      Major Cities Report Protests In Lumumba Death

Reign Of Violence Is Feared In Conga   Lumumba Followers Seek To Stave Off Reorisals

Demonstrators March Through Many Streets   Protests: at Lumumba’‘s Death Staged in Caird; Moscow, London, Rome

REQUIRED TWO.- THIRDS VOTE UNLIKELY  Debate On U. N. Seating Of China Set

U.N. Will Debate Seating Red China   U.S. Scraps Plan To Delay Showdown Vote on Admission

U.N. Debates Red Chinese Seating Issue  U. S. Has Scrapped Plan to Delay Showdown Vote

Hope to Keep Communists On Outside  Soviets Launch Session with Russ Appeal

SEATING OF RED CHINA IS DEBATED   U.S. Scraps Plan To Delay Showdow! Vote Another Year

U.N. Talks On Seating Red China   United States ts Confident It Can Block Approval

Changes Tactics But U.S. Still Trying To Keep Red Chinese Out Of The U.N.

Debate Set On Seating China Reds   Soviet Opens UN Drive, Showdown Seen In Assembly

To Seat, or Not to Seat   To S or Not  Red China Question  Faces U.N.

—10-YEAR POSTPONEMENT ENDS~  U.N. Takes Up issue Of Seating Red China

Red China Seat Is  Discussed Soviets to Appeal For Chiang Ouster

U. §., RUSSIANS MAJOR FOES ON ISSUE   Soviets Seek To Kick Out Nationalist China  oe  RESOLUTION   Offered By United States Calls For Two-Thirds Vote On Question

U.N. Assembly Debates Seating of Chinese Reds   Dominican Opposition Reject Proposal To Retain President

Held for Series of  Murders   2 Young. Fugitives Stopped at Road Block at Grantsyille

W.Germany  Offers Big  Foreign Aid Billion Dollars  Year Mentioned For Purpose

Germans Switch, Pledge Foreign Aid  Hint Billion Yearly : To Ease U. S. Load

Pilot Killed in Crash on OneStory Building  100 Customers, Employes Flee Scene in Panic

Jet Rams Department Store; Pilot Killed. 30 Hurt, 100 Flee   Picture, Page 2

Slate of Officers for LVIS  Presented to Membership Fair Renorts Heard At Meeting Mondav

At Woodward, Glenwood   At Woodward, Glenwood  State schools fail to meet standards

Situation Called ‘Very Serious  SEATO Council Says There’s Intervention

Tax CutdownChances Dismal   . Democrats Boosting. Medical Aid Instead

Forecast: Fair, Warm At Canaveral   Target Area Weather Remains Questionable

Downrange Forecast Is Watched. oo Good Weather Due For Friday Shot

YouthsSlain In Vendetta   Jealous Suitor Used Girl Friend As Bait

Time Is Running Out.  big 3 Make Final Plans - For Start Of Ban Talks

East-West A-Ban Talks  To Resume   Inspection, Control Remain  Major Obstacles to Accord

Experts Face Tough Task In Treaty Try:   Still Dendlocked > -. On Major Problem — Inspection, Control

Three Powers Set to Renew  A-Ban Talks   Attempt to Be Made To Conclude Treaty Prohibiting Tests

West-Soviet N egotiation: Set on Arms  Time Short: screy®y Cte   Time Short: Chances Slim

Say Bloody Shirt Not Niles Man’s   Missing Grocer Sull §s Sousht

Roman Catholic, Baptist, English Primate Laud Quest for Church Unity

More racial flare-ups feared in tense McComb   Negro students leave classes again; school board calls special meeting   Press meeting   Kennedy discusses danger point

Would Up Tire, Truck  Taxes House Votes to Deny Drop in Gasoline Tax

House Votes Tax Boost for Roads  Tire, Truck Industries Face Heavier Levies

Paratroopers, Demonstrators Clash, 32 Hurt   Special Session Of UN Takes Up Crisis Monday

Castro Press Fans New War Fever   Soviet Buildup Is Reported For Anti-West Laos Troops

Governors Prodded By Kennedy   Urged To Speed Works Projects To Aid Economy

Kennedy Asks States To Act On Projects   Authorizes Spending For School Building In Crowded Regions

Pred Governors To Use Funds In Road, School Wort   Federal. Money Would Aid In Giving Jobs. Ty Varo Man

Spend Billion, Kennedy Plea  To Governors  Action Urged On School and Road Projects

Public Work Programs Need States Help  nviqarntian   Invigoration Of Economy Expected _ By Prompt Action

Kennedy Calls for Speec In State, Local Projects      Reclamation Speedup: A-10

President Will Speed Spending   Governors Told To Act At Onve On Roads, Schools

Soviets Detonate Two Explosions on Sunday   Russia Will Shoot Carrier Rockets Into Pacific Area

USSR’s 5th Test Blast  Heaviest   In Megatons And Frees More Radioactivity

Russ Fire Two Huge New Blasts  Sactee Mites oan   Soviet Discharges Display Explosive Force of Several Million Tons of TNT

Drought Sears Plains Section   Mass Calls for Heip Go te Washington

W eather:  A Drouth Grips Northern Plains  Vast Reaches Turning Reawn LJader Hor Sun

Drought Strikes Northern Plains  Small Grain Crops And Cattle Suffer; Fires Hit Forests

' Disaster Areas Designated  NorthernPlainsHit By Severe Drought

Hay Use Bill Signed Today   Worst Drought Since Thirties Is Developing jlIn Rain-Short Upper Midwest and Canada

Drought grip: north plains   Reminiscent of thirties, hits crops, livestock

Area Fears Revival Of Dust Bowl   Northern Great Plains Hard Hit By Drought

Reminiscent of Calamitous Thirties  Drought Sears Crops, Spawns Forest Fires in Northern Plains

U.S. Helicopters Pluck Refugees From E. Germany Out of Steinstuecken

Group Removed From Isolated Steinstuecken After F leeing  East Germanv

U.S. Army ‘Copters ‘Carry Out Refugees   Seven Removed From Red-Encircled — Steinstuecken To West Berlin Proper

INTO WEST BERLIN US. Army Flies Refugees From Red-Encircled Area

EAST GERMANS ARE FLEEING COMMUNISTS   Seven Refugees Plucked From Hands Of Reds By U. S. Helicopters   ANOTHER NO-MAN’S LAND IS CLEARED

US. ’Copters Ferry Seven To W. Berlin   Refugees Request, Get Transport From Isolated Enclave

Other Refugees From Communism Cross Into West Berlin tinct ba: iter Richtee rnd nana nde tea  Copters Ferry Berliners Over Borde1

 Shakes. Hands Through Swamplands Diem Adopts American Style Politicking  In Bid for South Viet Nam Re-Election

Tornadoes Hit 4. Texas Towns  [ Heavy Damage Reported  In Wichita Falls Area

INSIDE THE HERALD   Marauding Tornadoes Rake N. Texas Areas   WARNED ARFA

Flight Not Long Enough, Shepard’s Only Complaint   Urges Speech By Spaceman

Astronauts Get Briefing By Shepard   First Spaceman’s Only Complaint Is Flight Too Short

“LHe PLIGHI WASINE LUNG EBNUUGH American Astronaut  Briefs His Buddies

‘FLIGHT ... NOT LONG ENOUGH"  errs shen et A OO TRON BC  Shepard, Mates Prepare For Capitol Reception

Spaceman Briefs Astronauts on Flight   Washington to Roar Hero's Welcome to U_S. Spaceman   President to Lead Monday Celebration

Astronaut’s Only Complaint:  Flight Wasn’t Long Enough   qa ir A ~~ hh Ue  Capital Welcome Set For Shepard

Briets FKellow Astronauts Shepard’s Sole Complaint: ‘Flight Wasn’t Long Enough’

Battle Rages In Capital Of Katanga   White Mercenarie: Leading Fighting In Elisabethville

People Told of f Tyranny   PSR RO  Stalin's Body Taken from Lenin's Tomb

US. Wont Back Down  to Chinese   President Says . He'd Like to See Tensions Eased

US Opposes Plan Soviets Propose  New Conference On Berlin Issue:

Over Easy. Please   U.S. Can’t Accept Latest Red Proposal on Berlin, Rusk Says

Rusk Gives Views On Red Plans   U. S. Does Not Agree, Others Mucet Hear Plan

Rusk Says US. Not In Agreement With USSR On Germany   Proposal Must Be Discussed With  Other Governmente

Berlin plan rejected by United States   No changes in Soviet memo on German treaty

Soviets Ask Immediate  Treaty Talks   West German Heads Say Reunification Must Take Priority

Rusk Says It’s Matter for International Discussion  U.S. ‘Obviously Doesn't Agree’ With Soviet Plan on Germany

Rusk Scuttle: Red Plan On Germany   Other Governments Invoived, Aide Says of Proposal

Rusk Rejects. Russian Bonn Berlin Plans  Other Governments Will Be Consulted,

U. S. Not In Accord With  Soviet Plans  Rusk Says Proposals On Germany, Parl   Will Re

Emporia Weather   Washington: Rusk Says No to Red’s Berlin Plan   Says U. S. Does Not Acree With Propvosal

. U.S. SHUNS RED PROPOSALS Cool Reception For Soviet Berlin Plans

(EST BERLIN, GERMANY  Rusk Says United States Obviously Doesn't Agree With Soviet Proposal

Rusk Rejects Khrush Proposals  ¥ * * ¥ * * * * * * * * * * * *  Red Memo Asks Talks To Make Berlin ‘Free Citx’

Won't Talk With Berlin   XY e Commies _   Self-Government, Freedom Cited By Chancellor

RUSK REJECTS RUSSIAN PLAN FOR GERMANY   France and Britain To Be Consulted

Russ Ask Parley on Germany Peace Treaty  Soviet Berlin Plan Opposed

German Plans Old Stuff   Rusk Says Treaty Must Involve Wartime Coalition

Rusk Says Red Plans on Berlin Unacceptable   States Proposals Will Have to Be Talked With Alfies

U.N. Force: Ready I For Big Drive   Mortar Barrage Cause Huge Fires. Force Evacuation

U.S. Planes Bring In 700 Ethiopians   Steady Rain Of Mortar Fire Continues To Fall

X15 Is Flown to Speed Record   Rocket Plane Goes 3.370 Miles Per Hour

Space Flight Sets Record of 3,370 Miles Per Hour After Release from Mother Ship

Delays Bothered Test Pilot Walker Zooms X15 Jet At Record 3.370 M.P.H.

Rocket Ship Sets 3,370 Mph Recorc  Test Pilot Makes   Test Pilot Makes Seventh Attempt For New Speed

X15 Travels 3,370 MPH   Test Pilot-Joe Walker Sets Mark Following Six Technical Delays

TEMPORARY 1* HIKE FOR VETS BONUS   Late Korean Claims Cause Levy; Kerner Favors Making Penny Boost Permanent In Budget.

‘Action Taken In View ‘Of Recent Red Moves   Secretary of Defense Claims U.S. As Strong as Any Potential Enemy; Berlin Crisis Basis for New Program

RESURVEY IS FORCED BY RED MOVES   Kennedy Orders New Fighting Power Appraisal

U.S. Defenses Receive Review After Red Plan  McNamara Reveals Decision Is Based

Mobilization May Be In Order McNamara Announces United States Taking New Look At Defense Setup

US. Defenses Receive Review After Red Plan   McNamara Reveals Decision Is Based  On Soviet Beef-Up

‘New Look’ at U.S. Defense Program   Must Re-Examine Needs, Says McNamara, After Reds Cancel Troop Cut Plan.

New Survey of U. S. Defenses Already Begun   McNamara Notes Soviet Increase

MONDAY —   Closer Scrutiny Of  Defense Spending Sought By McNamara

Precaution’ i Face of Russian Military Buildup   ‘Can Do No Less Than Re-Examine Needs,’ Hails Present Power

NEW LOOK AT DEFENSE   Russian Buildup And Threat To Berlin Cause U.S., To Bolster Military, McNamara Discloses.

Church Affairs   ee ewww Ulcer CU EULUEETLUBel VEE oe  PRESBYTERIANS PLAN OKOBOJI! SERVICE

Tax Collections In State Running Above Estimate   General Fund Intake $1.8 Million Ahead for First 5 Months of Fiseal Year.

Invited to Visit Havana New Tractor Group Believes Castro Serious About Trade

See Desire To Get Rid  Of Prisoners   New Tractors Group Gets Invitation From Fidel Castro

Lite League Boundary Map  Sports Feature, Page 5E   Advance Gives Power To Evade Enemy Fire

Satellite Engine Started in Space  Discoverer XXI Shot  Into Orbit 27 Hours After No. XX Launched

U.S. Puts New Discoverer in Orbit, Scores ‘First’ in Restarting Engine

US. fires Second Satellite In Two Days; This One’s Engine Restarted in Orbit

\Shows Satellites Can Be Converted Into ‘Maneuverable Military Space Vehicles 

os entehdente     ieee a  Satellite 3 Engines Restarted In Space

U.S. Space Craft Goes Into Orbit   Sky Spy Can Be Made Maneuverable by Ground Signal.

U.$. Successful In Restart Test Of A Satellite   Proves Sky Spies Can Be Converted To Military Craft

New Satellite Starts Engine During Flight   Discoverer XX1 Cranks On Orders From Ground

Discoverer XXt Put Into Orbit; Engine Revived   Second Satellite In Two Days Shows Maneuverability

>SECOND WITHIN 27 HOURS   SECOND WITHIN 2/ HOURS  Discoverer XXI Slams Into Orbit

U.S. Satellite Orbits; Restart Engine i in Space   Second Discoverer Launched in 2 Days

Total 73,000 Men  Two Guard Divisions, 249 Units Report for Duty

City Hikes Ad Valerem Levy To $1.30 $1.5 Million City Budget — Forces Boost In Tax Rate

_ City Hikes Ad Valerem Levy To $1.30 $15. Million Gy ie Forces Boost In Tax Rate —

Semerien Ceremony Contrasting Scenes in Holy Land  During Easter Season Observance:

Thousands of Pilgrims Follow Way Of the Cross Holy Land Procession

Samaritans Practice Old Passover Rites, Killing Sheep for Sacrifices

U.S. ourists inere Jerusalem’s Way of Cross Observes Christ’s Death

Holy land devotions in contrast   Samaritans retain blood sacrifice

Where To Find It   Holy Week, Passover ————————— Scenes Contrast in Jerusalem

Stamp Out ‘Help’  In Snow, Rescued  Find Colorado Plane Wreck. 3 Survivors

Bill to Aid Jobless Hits Snag In Senate   Demands for Amendment May Cause Delay

Jobless Aid Bill Changes Sought  $1 Billion Added Bawaties: Bos cice a

Federal aid to jobless runs into fresh snags   Sen. Williams will offer two amendments

Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Khrushchev Urge Women of World to Work for Peace

Lumber Yard Swept by Fire   One Injured, Loss in Thousands In Spectacular Sheboyaan Blaze

Weather   Soviet Space Craft Sends Back Data   Rocket Zooms Up Amid Constellations On Way To Venus

Reds’ Rocket Zooms Ahead 2.5 Miles Per Second   Rumor Anti-Castro Force  Lands, Opens 2nd Front

Shooting On at 2.5 Miles a Second Venus Rocket Relays ‘Big Volume of Data’

VENUS SHIP FUNCTIONS PERFECTLY   Space Station Speed Is 2.5 Miles a Second

Space Station Reporting Data   Information Coming Back to Earth, Is Soviet Report

Russia’s Venus-Bound Space Station Might Penetrate the Clouds Around the Planet

Venus Vehicle Sends Signals  __ Soviet ‘Station’   _ Soviet ‘Station’ Speeds Outward

Triggered From Earth  Soviet Scientists Say Space Station Sends Back Data

Russians Say Space Craft Sending Data  rt, AP pacing   Travels 2.5 Miles Per Second on Its Journey to Venus

Soviets Say Rocket Is On Schedule   Moves Along at 2.5 Miles Per Second; Is Relaying Data

VENUS ROCKET  IS ZOOMING 23 MI. PER SECOND   Russians Say ‘Signals Are Being Radioed Back to Earth.

Soviets Say Venus Rocket Shooting Ahead 2.5 Miles Per Second And Working Perfect

Rusk Warns Russians On Berlin   Secretary Declares West Won't Be Weak

Rusk Issues New Warning On Berlin   Sets Tone For Ambassador's  Talks in Moscow

Rusk warns Kremlin West committed on Berlin stand   Defense Dept. gets ready to resume nuclear tests

[Patient Will Be Tested by West to Keep Peace   Rusk Cites Ways In Which Nuclear War. Could Erun+

Warns Reds West Firm On Berlin   Secretary of State Tells Kremlin Allies Will Defend Rerlin

Auto Dealers of State Prepare for Sales Tax They Believe Is Coming

Explosions Rock Algerian Cities In New Violence   European Extremists Attack Moslem Reb els In Retaliation of  Rioting.

Despite Continued Violence, De Gaulle Proceeds to Pull Troops Out of Algeria

Cities Rattled By Explosions   Despite Mob Violence in Algeria De Gaulle Reduces French Army

Violence In Algiers Fails To Halt Plan   De Gaulle Proceeds To Reduce Army Despite Explosions

Swiss Alps Avalanche Buries 14  Massive Slide Hits Children, Teacher

Military Shenanigans  Pavrolls Padded. GAO  Says; “Thousands” Lost

U.S. Bilked In Payroll Frauds   Accounting Office Cites $668,000 Loss

Pledge for Release by Cuban Govt.   ‘We Don't Know About Plane; Cite Fidel Seizure Threat.

AIRLINER MAY BE HELD IN REPRISAL   Special Charter Flight Arranged For Return Trip

Pal Saves Boy From Drowning   Lad, 15, Uses ‘Teehnique He Read Ahout?

ALE OF TWO CITIES'—ARTICLE NO. 2  Winston-Salem Glad It Okehed Road

Kennedy’s Father, 73, Suffers Stroke  Kx-Ambassador in Florida Hospital; Condition Satisfactory

Legislative Pay Hike fo Court   Will Rule If Increase Is to Be Paid Now Or Bitter 90.Davw Periad.

Tariff Plan Chance Good  Democrat Leader Predicts ‘Approval If Facts Shown

Depend on Presentation  Mansfield Says Chance: For Trade Revision Gooc

Marshaling of Facts on Foreign Aid Believed Necessary by Sen. Mansfield

Trade Plan Prospects  Seen Good   Mansfield Says JFK Program Has Chance For Senate Passage

Cut $20 Million Off Kerner Tax Proposal  Democrats Slice Suaaested Tax

HERALD INDEX   10 States to Reject Federal Aid to Needy Chi Idran

Charges ‘Scientific Hocx’  Professor in Attack on ‘Equalitarian Dogma’

PILES T BPN E Ee ere Pe  Pat McMahon i in Washington, D.C., Tells How Kennedy Saved His Life

$14.5 MILLION SWINDLE Insurance Men, Soldiers     Rounded Up in Army Fraud

7 Charged In Insurance Loot  Plot Uncovered At Army's Pay Center

The Weather By U 8S Weather Bureau Weather Map On Pace 1   LOC4T, Cownrrmare

The Weather   SS tawe FP Ww Se SES F  By U. S. Weather Bureau (Weather Map On Page 16.)

Clash Kills 17: Hunt For Major Pushed  Official OF U.N. - May Still Be Alive; Driver Is Slain

Katangans Drive Back Congo Troops; 17 Killed   Photo on Pape 32-A

17 Die, Two Hart In Kiva Bor der Clash   Travelers Report Katanga Forces Gust ‘Invaders?

Local Bakery Owner Missing   Robert Gaynor Last Seen Here June 17

Jetliner Ski¢s Off Runway Inte Waters Of Winthrop Bay But 71 Escane Death

 Urge Kennedy Halt Fighting    Reds Press for UN Action On Russia’s Cuba Demands

Doctor Says Philpott’s Condition More Serious Than A Heart Attack

Ohio Colleae Students Plan to Picket White Hance in Deare Demonstration

"rere ewrrwrwrTeelh Tele eer el ree  Son Joins Two Pals in Robbing Scared Mother

Anti-Gambling Ban Extended  lab Fee See.    Circleville Pumpkin Show Ruled Example

Anti-Gambling Ban Extended  Circleville Pumpkin Show Ruled Example

DISARMAMENT PLAN BACKED   Kennedy Administration Given Eisenhower’s  Support

New Disarmament Agency Supported by Eisenhower   Pr esident Challenges 7 : ‘Teacher s in Convention

COMPARISON OF STRENGTHS View of Soviet economic growth in perspective

Khrushchev Bluffing—Last Of 3 Dispatches  ~ Lets View Soviet Growth In Its Proper Perspective

We'll Crush  Invasion,  Havana Say: Rebels Appear  To Seale Down Their Strength

House Defeats 40-Foot Proposal by 80-102 Vote Thursday  May Recall Trailer Bill

Another Showdown Looms Over Measure fo Permif 40-Foot Trailers on Road

Inside The Progress   in Governors UTrice .  Reapportionment Talks Are Scheduled Tonight

CONFERENCE IS PLANNED FRIDAY   See. Goldberg Wants Ta Amend Taft-Hartles Labor  Relations Law

CUBA INVADED FROM FLORIDA, ROA DECLARES   Charges Categorically  Denied Before U. N.  By Stevenson   RUSSIA BACKING CASTRO’S FORCES

Abbas Out As Algerian Rebel Head   Ben Khedda Is New Premier Of Young Teams Installed

TO INTENSIFY STRUGGLE  New Political Leader Selected By Algerian Rebel Government

Abbas Ousted As Algerian Rebel Leader   Young, Tough Team To Intensify Fight For Independence

IKE DENIES HE CRITICIZED JACK TO SEN. MUNDT   'Disavows Latter’s Letter Re. porting Talk of Leftism,  Union Bossism.

Driver Hospitalized After This One   lke Chills Claim By GOP Senator

Ex-President Describes It ‘Rearettable’   Eisenhower Says He Has Formed No Judgment On JFK

Sen. Mundt Inaccurate lke Disavows Statement Of Criticism For Kennedy

Eisenhower Disavows Mundt s Views That Ike Is Critical Of JFK Regime

lke Denies Criticising President  Hits Sen. Mundt’s Ce ataiin sand : en)   Hits Sen. Mundt’s Statement Telling Eisenhower View

FORMER PRESIDENT DISAVOWS FELLOW REPUBLICAN’S ST ATEMENT     Criticism Of Kennedy Is Denied By Ike

On the inside   “Inaccurate, regrettable,” Ike says of his reported criticism of JFK’s policies

Called ‘Inaccurate and Regrettable’  ‘Ike Disavows Report That He’s ‘Critical of Kennedy's Actions

Ike Disavows Mundt’s Statement That Former President Critical of Kenned}

Ike Disavows Report Given by Sen. Mundf  Calls Statement Rearcttahla: Nat

Critical Blast  At Kennedy  Denied by Ike _ Former President  Oe ee   Former President . - Disavows Statement Made by Sen. Mundt

Eisenhower Denies Crificism  Senator Using Ike's Name to Hit JFK Draws Rebuke

Ike disavows statement by GOP senator   Ex-president thinks JFK too far left—Mundt

Sen. Mundt Statement  ‘Inaccurate’   Former President Shows Indignation

amen Sresident Minces No Words On Interpretation Eisenhower In Disavowal  Of. Mundt’s Statments

WITHOUT APPARENT JUSTIFICATION’  Charge New Titan ICBM Delayed 5 Months When Funds Withheld

Hazing Trick Leaves Him Half Frozen   Found Handcuffed In Knee-Deep Water Fountain

Predict Business Upsurge Of 1961 Will Carry Over Well Into Next Year

Syria Army Chief Warn: On Israel  New Regime  Recognized By WTF.*, ¥ C*,. 2. _

Inside ...   Prepare for Battle  New Chief of Syrian Army Sounds Anti-Israe! Pledge

Syria Plans Restoring Palestine   U.S. Recognizes Nev Regime; Resumption Of U:N. Seat Sought

Must Face War Risks,  Nixen Says   Some Situations Demand Chances

Over $00 Deaths Recorded During Holiday Weekend  Tops Previous Record  Of 884 Set In 1956  In Christmae Travels

Over-All Accidents Now Total 923 for July 4th Weekend    By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Carnage Disgrace  Unfolds   Fatalities On U.S. Highways Top 500 Mark   DEATH LOG

Accident Toll Also Reaches All-Time Mark   Previous Record for 4-Day Span Was 491 in PF OsC

Traffic Deaths Hit Record 509 On Lone Holiday   Erase Former Sommer Marks, Total Dead 924

Nation's Traffic Death Toll Hits Record High For July 4   Tar Heel Violent Death Toll For Holiday Is 30

492 Killed: Figure May Exeeed 500   Over-All Accident Toll Also Reached For Any Holiday

il-Year High Smashed  National Holiday Deaths Set New Record Of 855 —

403 Persons Killed During Long Holiday   Drownings and Other Accidental Fatolities Surpass Previous Mark

Holiday Deaths At Record Peak  All-Accident Total Climbs Over 920

National Week-end Traffic Death Toll Breaks 11-Year Old Record-——

indepen. ce Date Advanci=ight Day:   Holiday. Traffic De th Toll Sets New Ree “d

“HOLIDAY DEATHS   OVER-ALL TOLL REACHES 885 Nations Traffic Toll at Record

Traffic Fatalities Hit Record   * All-Time Mark For Road Deaths Beyond 500, Breakin; Mark Set In 1950

Aceidents Of All Tvpes To New Peak   High 1956 Figure Of 884 Deaths For Weekend Shattered

Toll For Any Holiday Period Also Exceeded  Previous Independence   Previous Independence Day Mark Was 491 In 1950-884 Were Killed In 1956 Yule Record   By The Associated Press

Traffic deaths reach Summer holiday high  fN.acall a.l1 .f QDA «+   Overall toll of 724 tops previous mark; drowning and boating count runs way up   HOLIDAY DEATHS IN STATE CLIMB TO 12 Ry THE ASSOCIATED PREFS

20 Die on Illinois Roads; Fewer Than Memorial Day   Previous Record

Death Toll. Sets Record   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  Traffic. 50 Boating f Drowning x Miscellaneaus 14  Total iy

Holiday Death Toll Sets Mark   Over 900 Lose Lives During 4 Days of Festivities

Over-All Death Count Reaches All-Time High For Any Holiday Period   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Traffic Toll In Nation At High Of 503 Over Holiday   Over-Al] Accident Tatal Reaches New Heights With 915 Meeting Death

Holiday Death Toll Sets New Record   Independence Day Weekend ‘Traffic Claims More Than 500 Lives; Over-All Accident Fatalities Also Reach an All-Time Peak

TRAFFIC TOLL IS OVER 500 FOR HOLIDAY   Fatalities Pass Record Of 491 Deaths Set In 1950; Boats, Drownings Take Heavy Toll.

492 Counted; Figure May Exceed 500   Over-All Accident Death Total Also Establishes Mark

Deaths Hit  Record. High On Holidays   Clogged Highways, Water Accidents Take Heavy Toll

Nation sets disgraceful new high in summer holiday traffic deaths

Road Deaths Over Fourth Set Record   Total Of 503 Breaks Mark Set 1] Years Aac

Over-All Toll Reaches 923   July 4th Totals Worst For Any Holiday Period

US Traffic Death Toll Hits Summer Holiday Record    TOLINAY NRATUOSG

Traffic Count Passes Record Set In 1950   Late Reports Up Road Carnage Past 500 Mark

Ohio Accident Toll Monday Is Very Heavy   At Least 18 Killed In Mishaps with 9 Coming in Traffic

Showers   Ohio Accident Toll Monday Is Very Heavy   At Least 18 Killed In Mishaps with 9 Coming in Traffic

‘Tis April In Chicago   High Court Strikes Down lowa-Habeas Corpus Fees

BRYAN JAYCEES ARE SANTA CLAUS HELPERS   Dormant Bank Account  Probe Asked by Daniel

sournern Vpinion )  Wilmington’s Mayor Pro Tem Believes   Women Should Be Gentle, Feminine

Louisiana Law Qn Segregation {s Struck Down   Agrees to Rule on Nearoes’ Appeal

Integration, Sit-Ins  Supreme Court Of U. S.  Hands Down Decisions

Louisiana Integration Rule Upheld   Supreme Court Denies New Orlean: School Board Plea

High Court Rules Against Louisiana   Affirms Orders Striking Down Efforts to Bar School Integration; Also Turns Down Board’s Request to Postpone Deseareaatior

Segregation Laws Illegal   Court Rules Against Louisiana Race Bars

Supreme Cour! Affirms Lower Court Orders   Strikes Down Attempts to Bar School Integration

Louisiana battle   Supreme Court overturns anti-school-mix efforts :

Upholds Rulings By Lower Jurisis In Rejecting Plea   Justices To Hear Students’ Appeals In Sit-in Arrests

'NEW MERCHANDINE CLUB Starts Saturday, Oct. 7th  t The Merrie /@ e Merrie Shappe.   car saVP

U.N. Chief Acts Quickly In Spy Case  Dag Working On Charges Against U.S. By Czechs

Posse Gets 2 Suspects at Jackson   S. E. Minnesota Hunt Pressed fo 2 Other Burglars

CONTRARY TO JACK’S POLICY? — CBS Caneels TV Show Depicting Russ Spies In U.S.

Reliet for Jobless  Begins on Tuesday In Barron Projects   15 Southern Counties Selected

First Workers Will Report Tuesday In Barrons Crash Relief Program

Nuclear Test Resumption I Advocated   Continued Delay Termed Danger To National Security

U.S. Armed Services To Take Cubans  Door Is Opened For Refugees On Volunteer Basis

HA MONINS REPO le eat cal  Area Unemployment Hichest Since World War I

Ex-President Stops Here Briefly Eisenhower, Crowd  Swap Small Talk

To Promote Good Will, Combat Red Influence— lowan Proposes a University of the Americas in Canal Zone

University Of Americas Is Proposed  By Stoner, D.M. Alternate Delegate To Young GOP Conclave

Honeymoon Express Makes Final Run to Niagara Falls as Crass Commercialism Defeats Romance

Eight Prisoners Fly Back fo Cuba  ‘We Shall Return,’ Cheering Crowd Told

8 Prisoners Leave U. S., Vow Return   Fidel Envoys Cheered By Exiles in Exit From Miami.

Sang Too Loud — and Off Key —  Pastor Sues fo Oust Couple from His Church

Year-Long Feud  Loud, Off-Key Singing More Than Minister Can Take, Goes To Court

Minister Goes to Court in Feud to Expel Family That Causes Disturbance

'Won't Turn the Other Cheek  Minister Tries to Oust Family That Sings Too Loud in Church

Castro Is Debating Fate of His Prisoners   Cuban Officials Are Divided on Life or Death for 548

Captives Fate Divides Cubans  Cliques Split as to Executions; Ll oemedle: wh Clow Alwktxwe bdwlkew. Amame

Life or Death?  Cuban Officials May Be Split Over Fate of 548 Prisoners

Gambling Evasion Put at $5 Billion  Law Called Mockery By Sen. McClellan

 Gamblers May Be Evading Taxes On $50 Billion A Year, Says Solon

Says Professional Gamblers May Be Evading $5 Billion in Taxes   Probe to Turn To Bookmaking In Boston

 Gamblers Evading Up to $5 Billion lin Taxes Each Year, McClellan Says

U.S. Gamblers Evading Taxes, McClellan Says  Declares Losses In Revenue Near on  meee

Gamblers ‘Evade Tax Liability’ of §5 Billion a Yea   Sen. McClellan Tells Investigators Minor Part of Levy Is Paid

Tax Evasion By Gamblers May Be *5 Billion   McClellan Estimates Revenue Loss During Hearing at Capital

Meo Tribe Shoots Down Soviet Plane   Report Buildup Of Munitions And Supplies By Rebels

Inside...   Two Vehicles Achieve Orbit  Double-Header Satellite Launching Successful

EXPERIMENT IMPORTANT TO NAVY PROGRAM   Satellites Are Circling Earth At Altitude Of 600 Miles   TRACKING STATIONS PICK UP SIGNALS

Navigation, Self-Stretch Devices Aloft   ‘Dumbbell’ To Test Plan For Sending Signals Earthward

In Separate Paths Over 600 Miles Up  Bia Thor-Able-Sta   Big Thor-Able-Sta: Burns Out, Starts Again As Planned

Mrs. Wilson’s Final Rites Set Monday   Widow Of President  Dies At Age 89

Rider Arrest Ban Asked From ICC   Atty. Gen. Kennedy Seeks Formal Ruling as Alabama Readies End of Martial Law

8-Point Statement Fails to Mention Use of Military; Will Meet Threat, Rusk Says

No Military Line Issued by SEATO   Statement Issued at Parley Close a Compronmize ¢

COUNTY BOYS 4-H AWARD NIGHT IS HELD AT LEMARS.   Fine Attendance’ At Annual Event Weld Recentiv

 One Dead, One Missing Tanker Continues To Burn  In Morehead City Harbor

AMA Resents Kefauver' S Charge On Advertising ©  Drug’ Evaluation Said To Be: Colored  ~ ~By Advertising Revenues; {t Is Denied ©

Drugs Pressure Denied  AMA Rages At Kefauver   SEE EDITORIAL PAGE 4

Guns, Tear Gas Used On Mob In Santo Domingo   Strikers Pledge To End ‘Balaguer Reign

ock-Ihrowing MoD  Trujillo’s ‘Body Found In Cold Storage Aboard Yach

Sound Trucks Used To Agitate Mobs In Santo Domingo   Shots Are Fired Over Heads of Crowds  In Streets

McElroy Plea Opposed Prinei pals Pledge Aid  To Athletic Association

School Heads Back OHSAA   Association Lauded For Excellent Service

s Johnson Takes Second Highest U.s.Position-- ‘Lone Star Shines At Inguduration

Bll Provides Increase of 50 Per Cent  Added. 3 Cents   Added. 3 Cents On Cigarettes Also Approved

Pay-As-You-Go Road Program Isin Trouble   Dillon Pleads for Additional Federal Highway Funds

Senate Wipes Out Cuts In Foreign Aid  Passman Asserts House Conferees To Seek Slashes

Welsh, Ristine Are Inaugurated In Rites Today   Democrat Becomes Indiana Governor; Republican Is Lieutenant Governor

FOUR MONTHS IN A COMA  See reed  Movement Of Girl’s Hand Brings Joy To Her Family

FAMILY MUTES REVELLING © Girl’s Smile Outshines Lustre of Christmas

Hopes Rise for Recovery — Injured Iowa Girl Smiles  And Fondles Stuffed Toy

Over Thanksgiving . . . ~ Lighter-than-normal Road - Death Count Is Reported

Total Climts Over 400 Mark  Holiday Death Toll ‘Less Than Normal

Traffic Death Toll Is Lighter Than Average   Still Below Fatality Figure For Normal Weekenc

Dominican Factions  Gain Accord   Creation of Non-Party Junta Agreed Upon To Rule; Belaguer to Quit

7-Man Council Mostly Opposition   Yanks Keep Vigil on Talks: Public Urged to End Strike

3 Airmen Killed At Meadville As Crane Hits Wire   (See Picture Page 5)

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Members of Air Force Team Electrocuted

POTENTIAL TROUBLE SPOT  Tension Seethes In South Tvrol      Ry FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW Precident

Italians Hope To Prevent Sabotage Work   Tyrol Battling For Self Government: Hopes To Avoid Control By Ltaly

Italians, Austrians Feuding. Tourist Paradise, South Tyrol Steadily Becoming Armed Camp      By FRANK H. {. BARTHOLOMEW _President  oo ee ne ee ee eee

Is Emergency Appropriation Of $4,461,081   Is Second Emergency Appropriation Signed During This Session

Dalton Signs Tide-over Bil.  To Carry State Agencies Until End of Fiscal Year

Hammarskjold Offers To Quit  ate 1 Oanbidensa   Vote Of Confidence By U.N. Said Assured

Dag’s Fate Left With U.N. Today  Repeats His Offer Uy Resign, woe No on OF A  CCaANTANRCAa

Won't Yield To Red Demand Dag Leaves Fate In Hands ‘Of U.N. General Assembly

Dag Offers  Resignation   Assembly Applause Shows  Members Still Favor Him

Dag Offers To Resign: Leaves It To Assembly   U. N. Decrees That Katanga Creating Critical Situation

UNDER SOVIET ATTACK Makes Standing Offer Tc Resion As U.N. Secretary

SHOWDOWN ON HIS JOE   Makes Offer To Resign During Congo Debate; No Prospect Of Acceptance Seen.

Hammarskjold Givés U.N. Ftanding Offer to Resign   Showdown Move Takes Sting From Soyiet Demand; Assembly Unlikely To Accept Ouster 

Hammarskjold Offers To Quit   Vote of Confidence By U.N. Said Assured

Littie Prospect Is Seen That U.N. Will Accept Dag's Offer To Resion

Dag's Fate As UN Secretary. With Assembly   Standing Offer To Resign Unlikely To Be Accented

Showdown Move Made At Debate   Applause Indicates Most Delegates Want Him To Stay On Job

U. N. Majority Wont Let Dag Resign, Belief   Secretary-General Makes Showdown Offer to Assembly

Cloudy and Warm   Hammarskjold Offers To Quit   Vote of Confidence By U.N. Said Assured

Dag Leaves Standing Offer to Quit U.N.   See No Prospect Majority Would Accept It

DAG PUTS FATE IN U. N. HANDS   Standing Offer To Resign Given In Showdown Move at Assembly

DAG PUTS HIS FATE ON BLOCK   Hammarsk jold Issues Standing Resignation If Assembly Wishes

Standing Offer To Resign ..  Dag Leaves Fate In Assembly Hands      "No Indication Majority Will Accept as He Moves for Showdown During Congo. Debate

Australia Sees Dangers of Wat In New Guinea  Diplomatic Notes To Two Nations Outlines Burdens

Suntanned Jackie Slated To Arrive ‘Ge Tonight From Visit In Greece

Jackie Flying Home Today   Prime Minister On Hand To Wave First Lady Farewel

Americans Are Concerned At War Dancer But     Are Fur Front Panic

4-Day War In Tunisia  A Mistake   Kennedy and Rusk Agree Fighting Was Unnecessary

Kennedy, Rus! See Tunisian War Mistake   Both Annoyed By Sudden Flareup Over Bizerte Base

U.S. Irked By Flareup  In Tunisia  Rusk Thinks It Could Have . Been Avoided

Need A Show Of Western Unity  Kennedy And Rusk Annoyed By French-Tunisian Melee 

U. 5. Upset Over Struggle For Power In Dominican Republic   Still Hopeful For Peaceful, Democratic Solution To Crisis

Resignation Is Accepted by State C. D. Board   Had Been Under Fire from Governor Erbe

Ben Fowler submits resignation as State Civil Defense Director   Under fire

Ben Fowler Quits Civil Defense Job   Director's Resignation Promptly Accepted By Board.

Weather Bureau Tells Plans To  Spot- Hurricanes   Radar Detection Net Outlined To Rep. Colmer

Ul CALOTUOH UlldlsSes .  Warrants Out for Two Water Board Inspectors   On Return from Holiday .. . Senate Promised Haluska Oratory

PALS GET TOGEIRER  Rayburn ‘In Fine Spirits’ As Truman Pays Brief Visit

Rayburn Visited By Harry Trumar  Ex-President Soys His Spirits Are Fine

To Slow Down Disease...      SLBA DIT IT EEE LED)  Experimental Drugs  May Be Given Rayburn

Doctors Bring  In New Drugs  For Rayburn His Condition Stull Unchansed

Where To Find It   Purlinoton Jury's Report  Police Thievery; Gift Solicitation Told

Doctors Start Tests On Sam   ON SAM'S SUCCESSOR  CongressFacesProblem

Speaker Sam is placed on ‘serious list   Doctors test Rayburn, 79, for ailment.

Speculation on House Speaker's Job Is Started   . Question Is Stirred By Rayburn’s Hllness

Rayburn Is On ‘Serious List  Doctors Hope to Leart Condition Thursday

Veteran House Speaker Still Seriously Ill   Who'll Take Rayburn’s Place if He Doesn't Return Jan. 10?

Who Gets Job If Sam Too Sick?  House Will Need bie, G@uwarf... *f   House Will Need New Specker if Rayburn Leaves

IF UNABLE TO RETURN— Speculation Arises Concerning Successor To Sam Rayburn s Post

Successors Jockey For ‘Mr. Sam/’s’ Chair In Senate   Rayburn On ‘Serious’ List

45 Ab Ab oad Land Landed led Safely:  Cour ty Firemen ‘Among Rescutr Standing By In Air Emergency

Plane Averts  Mishap   Airliner Lands Safely On Foamed Runway, Gears Thought Faulty

0 Airmen Die In Plane Crash   Canton Pilot Among California Victims

Martial Law Lifted In Alabama:   More Freedom Riders’ Jailed In Mississippi

First group arrested in white station   Refuse order to ‘move out’ from police

Peaece Breach Charged  First Rail ‘Freedom Riders’ Nabbed In Mississippi Depot

Enter White Waiting Room In Jackson; Police Arrest Group Soon After Arrival

Train Freedom Riders Arrested  Jackson, Miss., Police Jail Eiaht in White Waiting Room

Mixers arrested at Jackson train station   ‘Freedom riders nabbed on charges of breach of neace in white IC waitina room

Where’s Lumumba? Tshombe Refuses Interview  With U.N. Probing Officer

Katanga Head Won't Talk to UN Prober Tells Press That Lumumb:  Keeane Was

' Bill Presented Called for 2 Per Cent Rate Sen. Lofvegren Introduces,  Then Pulls Out Sales Tax.Bill

Snowstorm Clales Five Livesin Colorado Rockies  Cold Spell tate South and East Across Area

Scots Protest Against U.S.  Polaris Base   Stage Demonstration Jn Glasgow, London To Stop Loch Plans

Britons March in Protest at Missile Base   Earl Russel Leads Civil Disobedience Campaign

English Mobs Protest U.S. Polaris Base  Demonstrators Stand Against

English, Scots Begin Protests On Polaris Subs  Parades, Rallies   Parades, Rallies Assail U.S. Plans To Build Base

Thousands on the Mirch  Enalish, Scots Demonstrate Against Proposed U. 5. Polaris Missile Base

Thousands March To Protest U.S. Scotland Sub Base   Anti-Polaris Demonstrators Rally In London, Glasgow

LONGON: =e  Protests Against Polaris Launchec   Demonstrations Set Off By Beirish Philacsonher

Soviets Preparing To Open 22nd Congres Testa  Me er ing Imp rtant ussians. World

Importance Of Congress Is Stressed  22nd Red Party’s Congress Is Set To Begin Tuesday

Until FFA Declares Hydraulic System Safe  ~ EAL Pilots Threaten To Quit Flying DC8s

Six Seek Tax  Compromise  Three Each of Assembly, Senate, One Foe of Withholding Confer

Chancellor of UC to Be AEC Chairmar   GOP LAWMAKER INCENSED Soldier-Chauffeur for Sinatra, Lawford Brings Sharp Criticism

GE Brass Accused Of Fixing Prices   Three Witnesses Tell Of Being Ordered To Meet With Competitors’ Officials

Senate Testimony  Witnesses Say GE Top Brass Encouraged Price Fix Talks

Wants Justice Department Informed Of All Indentical Bids   FORMER EXECUTIVES D OF GE WITNESSES.

Three Blame GE Top Brass  For Price Fix Testify They Me  Competitors on Officials’ Order:

Feeling of Urgency in Argentina   Believed Major Battlefield Vs. Reds, Castroism

Argentina Offers Challenge To U.S.   AP News Analyst PR. WefpiaMee RYAN

“Argentina Offers Challenge To U.S.      AP News Analyst Wes WITTTAS fT Rwaw

Main Battlefield Argentina Seen. Testing Ground of Latin America

5,000 ~“Machinegunned” At Passion Play 50 Arrested In Havana After Easter Procession

Arrest 50 Catholics In Havana Bursts Of Submachinegun Fire Break Up Easter Passion Play

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MEANY SAYS NO CLEANUP IN UNION   Labor Chieftain Not Satisfied With Job Efforts

AFL-C10 Turns Down Refurn Of Teamsters  Can't Rejoin Under Present eee ca 2 fee

ARE BARRED BY AFL-CIO   Executive. Council Votes 25-2 Agoinst Hoffa Organizatior

‘It's a Lie,’ Shouts Hoffa as Tape. Quotes Him, ‘I Don’t Care if You Steal

This Week in Business, Finance... .   Economy Is Ready to Go Into High Gear

U.S. Has High Hopes For 1962   Economic Machine Likely To Go into High Gear After Recovery in 1961

Legislative Spotlight or Governor   Organization of Both Houses Follows Script; Liberal Bid Defeated

Americans Give Thanks Today For Blessings   President Sums Up Meaning of Festival

Nation Gives  Thanks For — Many Blessings  Millions Journey Home To Join In Baectiua Mimnare

Holiday of Prayer and Festival Americans Everywhere Pause To Give Thanks for Blessings

Americans All Over World Give Thanks For Blessings They Pledge To Defend

lor Blessing We Prepare  To Defend   President Sums Up Significance With His Proclamation

Kennedy Orders T-H Injunction in Maritime Strike  Legislation to Deal With Labor Troubles Urged

Kennedy Orders T-H Injunction To Halt Strike   Action Means Maritime Workers Return to Jobs During "Cooling OW.”

Quick Hearing Slated Today tn New York Federal Court: Blame Put On Union Rivalry

“Pa rtly Cloudy:   Sees Need Of Stronger Legislation   Injunction Sought For 80-Day ‘Cooling Off’ In the Strike

US. Attorney Files Petition in New York   Action by Court Would Suspend Tie-Up 80 Days

MARITIME STRIKE .. . T-H injunction ordered   U.S. Asks Iniunction

‘Reluctant  JFK uses Taft-Hartley   Orders injunction to stop maritime strike

Jobless Pay Roster Reached Record High of 3,422,300 in Mid-Month

Reply to Khrushchev  Readiness of U. S. For ‘Meaningful’ Berlin Talks Stated

Kennedy Will Hold Berlin Talks Today   U.S. Asks Khrushchev For ‘Meaninaful’ Talks

Rusk, Stevenson, McNamara Senate Unit Approves ‘Cabinet Appointments

N. C. Baptists Convene To Discuss Fund-Raising For Their 7 Colleges

Trujillo Foe Urges Mass In Churches   Bishop Calls For Prayers, Another Assassin Arrested

Welsh Says Tax Revenue Shows Hike   Governor Tells Press Economy Still Pressed

Jailbreak Pair Nabbed   FBI Agents Grab Two Who Sawed Out Of County Jail

Sees Peril To Market Standards   SEC’s Chief Testifie: Wall Street Invaded By Inexperienced.

EAST GERMAN COMMUNISTS PLAN ARREST AND MASS DEPORTATION OF GERMANS LIVING ON BORDER

Wholesale Deportation Rumored   Has Backing Of Kr emlin, Report Says

U.S. Reveals Pion ‘Reds to Deport Germans Along East-West Border

Would Clear Border Areas East Germans Reportedly Plan Mass Deportations

US Has Report Citizens To Be Arrested, Taken  From Homes, Deported

Mass Arrest, Deportation Threatened  Movement Would BEnmher Violate   Movement Would Further Violate Soviet Promixes

East Germans Reported Planning Deportation Of Boundary Residents

Report Reds Plan Arrest, Deportation Of East Berlin Boundary Residents   Soviet Union Stands to Lose Too Much To Start War Over Berlin, Says Clay

Air Force Lists 11 Lost Over Russian Armenia Three Years Ago as Dead

Voctor Ali snook Up  Quadruplet Girls Born to -Ex-Beauty Contest Winner

Former Beauty Winner Mother of Four Girls; Doctor All ‘Shook Up’

Former Beauty Contest Winner Gives Birth To Quads; Dad ‘All Shook’

Quads Born To Philadelphia Couple; Four Little Girls Renorted Doing Fine

Gift of God’  Father o of Phila. Quads iComing Back ‘To Reality’

Parents Discard Chosen Names Of 4 Disciples After Quad Girls Arrive

DOCTOR REPORTS FATHER ‘ALL SHOOK UP’  Former Beauty Queen Gives Birth to Quads

INDEX   Matthew, Mark, Luke and John Won't Do—  Quads Doing Well as Young Mother Ponders Names for Gir

Doctor Is “Al Shook Up” ON UP  Quads Born To Former Beauty Contest Winner

"A Gift of God" Says Startled Father—  Quadruplet Girls Born In. Philly

Gift Of God, Father Says Quadruplet Girls Are Born To Pennsylvania Wile, 24

Girls’ Condition Satisfactory  Mother of Two Gives Birth to Quadruplets

Beauty Queen Has Quadruplets  * * * * * * * a Sd * * * *«   Young Philadelphia Mother Has Four Girls

“Gift of God” Says Young Father as Wife Presents Him With Quadruplet Girls

‘A GIFT OF GOD’   ‘A. GIFT OF GOD’ So Whai Do You Do With Fou: At Once? Startled Dad Asks

FORMER BEAUTY CONTEST WINNER IS MOTHER  Quadruplets Born to Phila. Couple

Total Now Six Children Philadelphia Couple Parents  Of Quadruplet Daughters

‘What Do You Do With 4 At Once?’  Quads’ Dad Ponders His ‘Care’ Problem

Parents Happy Over Birth of Quadruplets   Four Girls in Philadelphia Home Are ’Doing Fine’

“Gilt Of God!” That’s View Of Excited Father After Wife Has Quadruplet Girls

Nelson Signs Freeway Law  Bill Gives Highway Commission Right t  Prafiman Eersurmrecsseaesn

Chadwick Is Willing to Tell About Alleged Bookie-Solon Contacts   But He Demands Hearing Open To Public, Press

U.S. Guard Gets Cubans (ff Island   Reports Of Firing On Craft By Castr Boat Are Disputed

#0 ri€e to Danamd §  Deny Cuba Shelled Island Where Refugees Landed

Coast Guard Saves Cuban Exodus Band  Officials ‘Deny Castro Gunboats Fired on Island While Chasing

Three American Tanks Stand Guard Alona Berlin Border   NOT RECOGNIZER

Not Fast Enough?  Bristol Borough Bristles At Bodley’s ‘No Speed’ Banter

Khrushchev Says  Soviet Union Now ‘No. 2 Country’  Only U.S. Left To Overtake,  Premier Accerte

Felis U.S. to Hurry  Russia Will Top America by 1976,  Nikita Predicts

Tells Soviet Workers to Surpass Us  Nikita Calls America ‘Worn Out

SAYS SOVIETS ALREADY PAST GREAT BRITAIN   Khrushchev Delivers Shouting Speech At Communist Rally   JEERS “U, S. 1S LIKE WORN OUT RUNNER”

K Says Soviet Will Be No.  Power By 19/0   Compares America ‘To Worn Out Runner In Emotional Speech

Kennedy Gold Plan Gets OK   But Foreign Aid Deal Sparks Controversy

Kennedy Gold Program Wins Wide Approval  ict Eamets   But Proposal Sparks Controversy Over Foreign Aid Spendin«

Kennedy's Gold Plan Favorable   However, Byrd Would Also Cut Foreian Aid

Gold Plans Of Kennedy Win Favor   But Proposals Spark New Controversy Over Foreign Aid

Kennedy Gold Plan Gets OK  1 a Je eee ee   But Foreign Aid Deal Sparks Controversy

Controversy Over Foreign Aid.     Plan to Halt Loss 7 Gold Wins Support

Foreign Aid FightLooms In Congress   Kennedy Plan To Check Gald Flow Gaining Support

Congress Sees Gold Program as Good Move   Byrd Demands More Burden Be Shared by Other Nations

Kennedy. Gold Plan Backed. On Capitol Hill   Proposals. Also Spark New Controversy Ove: Foreign Aid Spending.

Kennedy Bid On Gold Issue Wins Backing  But Proposals Spark Fresh Controversy   Ower Fnreian Aid

Kennedy's s Plans To Halt Flow Of Gold Abroad Wins Support   Proposals Spark New Controversy Over Foreian Aid Spending

Gold Plan Wins Wide  Approval   Byrd, Robertson Think Foreign Aid Should Be Cut

Reductions Demanded ; Foreign Aid Spendings Start New Controversy

Senators Fail To See Eye To Eye  Gold Program Spurs Foreign Aid Controversy

New Controversy On Foreign Aid — Sparked by Plan   Fulbright Reads New Assurance in Message

Gold Plan Renews  Aid Row   Proposals Win Favor On Hill  tn wear CUP eS Oe

Tractor-Trailer Bill Goes To  House for Vote  Hays One of Three Against Measure As It Passes Senate

3 GUNMEN ROB BRANCH BANK OF $62,693   14-Hour Operation In volved Kidnaping Of Bank Oificials   ONE OF BANDITS DRESSED AS WOMAN

Fabulous San Francisco bank robbery nets gunmen $62,693   Kidnap seven

SEIZE BANK'S LAST DOLLAR   Trio Holds 7 All. Night . Gets $62,693

14-Hour Operation Involves Kidnaping of Two  Three RobBank of $62.693

Insurgents Doomed Te  Execution   U. S. Officials Denounced As Bullies. Thugs

Castro Says Kennedy Is  Like Hitler Acai Catt  Tekiikt tect Risntinndn

‘ALLS FOR DEATH OF REBELS  Castro Likens Threat Of Kennedy to Hitler   See “Latin Mmeasion Reaction Hopeful" on Page 3.

U.S. Leaders Berated As Thugs, Bullies   Likens Kennedy To Hitler In 4'2-Hour Radio-TV Tirade

CASTRO CALLS JFK “THREAT”; HAILS VICTORY   Cuban Chief Indicates Captured Rebels Will Be Shot   DECLARES U. 5. LED BY THUGS, BULLIES

Castro Likens JFK fo Hitler In Angry Blas  Sets Execution For All 458 Rebel Captives

May Shoot Captives, Says Castro  More Than 4-Hour TY Radio Speech Berates Kennedy as Like Hitler

Denounces U.S. ‘Thugs And Bullies   Indicates 458 Rebel Prisoner: Will Be Shot

Says Prisoners Numbering 458 Must Be Shot   States The Threat Of Kennedy Is Like The Threat Of Hitle:

Marked Money Bribe Taking Charge Lodged Against SC City Officials

ie Le nten ) Guideposts  Be 2 personal messag      My Father Had 1.000 Kids

Hundreds Stranded In Schools   Snowstorm Moving Swiftly Eastward, Abating

Possibility Of New Blast ls Reported   Observatory Records Shock Waves Similar To Recent Red Tests

Radio Tunis Says Bizerte Is Damaged  French Silent on   French Silent on Latest Phase of Undeclared War

French, Tunisian Troops Fighting Tunisia Drives Hard  To Push France Out Of Big Naval Base

BONN DEFENSE CHIEF IN MARIN   FRENCH, TUNISIANS CLASH FOR 2ND DAY   35 So Far Reported Dead In ‘War’ Over Naval Base In Mediterranean

Land, Sea Invasion Radio Says   French Action Follows Undeclared War by Tunisians

Many Dead In Fighting At Bizerte   Freneh Forces Hit Tunisia Barricades, Bourguiba Charges

French Launch Assault On Tunisian Barricade; Bizerte City Damaged

French And Tunisians Clash Again   Casualties In _ Undeclared Wa Mounting

French Attack Tunisia Forees   Diplomatic Ties Broken In Ficht For Naval Base

French Launch Strong Attack At Bizerte   Bourguiba Cuts Diplomatic Ties, Appeals to UN

Tunisians Bombarded At Bizerte  9g Ws... OR   French Forces Try To Break Siege of Vital Naval Base

In Attack At Bizerte  Freneh Units Hit Tunisian Forces  By Land, Sea, Air

SAY BIZERTE NAVAL BASE DAMAGED   Bourguiba Breaks Diplomatic Relations   Aimed At Driving France From Former Protectorate In N. Africa

Tunisia Seeks To Drive Them Out Of Bizerte   Coordinated Attack By Land, Sea And Air Launched, Tunis Radio Say:

Radio Reports  Heavy Damage   Undeclared War Waged In Move To Drive French Out of Africa

FRENCH START TUNIS ATTACK   Bizerte Said Badly Damaged; Water. Electricity Cut Off

Tunis Reports French Attack On Barricades   Tunisia Asks For UN Action Against France

Broadcast Says City. Badly Damaged by Assaults by Land, Sea, Air in Undeclared War

UNDECLARED WAR RAGING AT BIZERTE   Tunis Reports French Strike By Land, Sea And Air Against Blockade Of Navy Base.

Land, Sea, Air Drive At Old Protectorate   Radio Tunis Says Bizerte Badly Damaged From Shelling; Claim Planes, Cruisers Fired Rockets

French forces attack Tunisian barricades  Radio Tunis says offense launched — against troops at Bizerte naval base

Bizerte Damaged, Broadcast Claims   French Remain Silent on Undeclared War; Case Is Taken to United Nations

French Affacking Barricades Near Big Naval Base   Tunisians Want French Out of Base at Bizerte; Issue Goes to U.N.

IIndeclared war rages in North Africa   Bizerte badly damaged, water electricity cut

Report Bizerfe Hit In Assault Of Installation   Bourguiba Brings Incident Before United Nations

Bizerte Badly Damaged As French Launch Coordinated  Attack By Land, Sea, Air

City of Bizerte Badly Damaged By the Attacks  Diplomatic Offense aunched by Tunis

Tunis Claims French Siege  Radio Says Co-ordinated Assault by Land. Sea, Air

From Land, Sea, Air  French Open Up  On Barricades At Bizerte Base

Tunis Radio Tells About Coordinated Driveby Land, Sea, Air Forces

Big Union Discussions  Mark Week   Last-Ditch Efforts Made To Settle Shipping Strike; Auto Contract Talks Open

PRESIDENT OF FINLAND HERE   Kekkonen Welcomed B; Kennedy; Little Na tion Praised

OU Edueator Gets Kennedy  Good Wishes   Retiring President Baker Honored At Campus Events

Kennedy Hails OU President   Convocation Honors Retiring Educator

ENVOY 10 SOUND OUT RUSSIANS   U.S. Ambassador In Mos_ cow To Ask Gromyko _ About Russian Views On Holding Berlin Talks. :   > SFG 7m

U.S. Ambassador May Seek Appointment In Moscow Next Week To Learn Soviet Views About Negotiations Over Berlin Crisis

Kremlin View Being Sought   U. S. Preparing for Strategy Meet on Berlin

Accord Reached On Berlin Stand  Kennedy, Adenauer Plan Counter-Moves

Kennedy and Adenauer in ‘Complete Agreement’  U.S. Envoy to Russia May Seek Soviet Views on Berlin Parley

Thompson Strives For Conference  Kennedy Due Note From West Germar   Kennedy Due Note From West German Chancellor Today

Neutralist Trend in Germany?   Fear Western Reverse as U.S. Explores Talk Idec

Thompson To Sound Out Russ   U.S. Ambassador To Seek Meeting With Gromyko On Berlin Talks

Drew 30 Years In Cuba Court Martial  US Asks Captive’s Father To Pay $2,000 Legal Fees

Mrs. Gillette Wins Crown  Of Mrs. Ohio   Lawrence County Mother To Advanes To National Finals

West to Resume ‘Probing Talks On Berlin Issue  ‘United States and Brit ain Receive Ap  United States and brit. ain Receive Approval for Action From NATO.

U.S., Britain to Resume Diplomatic Feelers To Russia On Berlin in ‘62

U.S., Britain Will Resume Berlin Talks   Sessions Planned After First Of Year; Suet Not Likely

U.N. Weighs  Replacement For Dayal Hamvtiiukjotd  Not Renaming Conoag Overseer

Cuban Struggle Will Continue   Berle Says Freedom Will Win Cold War

Jim Ling Parlays $3000  Into Electronics Kingdom   Nest Ege Hatches:

Nest Ege Hatches:   Jim Ling Parlays $3000 Into Electronics Kingdom

South Missouri Digs Out After. ripping Storm   Snow Up to 10 Inches Deep Snarls Traffic; Precipitation Ends ~      :

Southern Missourians Digging Out  Joplin, Springfield   Joplin, Springfield Are Hardest Hit With 9-Inch Snow

South Missouri Buried in Snow   Southwest Corner of State Gets Up to 10 Inches from Storm.

Governors Give Kennedy Support  President Gets Strong Backing In Dealing With Reds On Berlin

Governors: Back President in His Foreign Policies  But Some Republican: Sharply Criticize Hin   But Some Republicans Sharply Criticize Him On Domestic Issues

But Domestic Policies Criticized  Governors Vow Support To Kennedy On Berlin

VPPICIZe FS DOHICS  Governors Pledge Support To JEK on International Moves

Back Kennedy In Dealing With Reds Governors Pledge  Support To JFK

Governors Back President On Berlin Issue   However Domestic Policies Of Kennedy Are Sharply Criticized

-— VMomestic rolicies Mit ‘Governors Offer Strong Support 'to President in Soviet Dealinas

~- ATTACK DOMESTIC POLICIES Governors Back JFK Abroad, Not At Home

Support Is Pledged On Berlin  Governors of Two  Parties Back JFK

Governors Back Foreign . Policies ‘But Rap Kennedy On Home Issues

JFK Support Vowed by State Chiefs   Governors Gather In Honolulu At- Annual Meet

Governors to Support Kennedy Despite Some Criticism on His Domestic Program

Governors Back Kennedy In-Cold War   But Mississippian Raps Jack And Bob: Johnson To Address Honolulu Meeting.

JK Berlin Policy To Get Backing   Governors Promise Support In Handlins Of Reds, Domestic Policies Criticized

Governors Back Pres. Kennedy On Berlin Crisis   Democrat Blasts at "Rider’ Case Handline

Governors hack JFK's  foreign policy   Domestic views heavily criticized by both parties

Some Domestic Criticism  Governors Back JFK ‘On Foreign Relations

Dag Studies Conflicting Spy Claims   Czech Vows To Ignore U.S. Exit Demand For Present.

Diplomat To Await New Order  Cloak and Dagger i\Mhantc Aen Vasari

Czech Insists U.S. Attempted To Hire Him  Hammars kjold Studying  Renoartse

Charges Against U. S.. Teo   Accounts Reglete With Cloak And Booner Dataile

U.S.-Czech Spy Charges Probed by Dag   State Department Seeks Expulsion Of U.N. Diplomat

ASKS SUSPECT TO LEAVE COUNTRY   Makes Counter-Claim U.S. Tried To Hire Him   Says United Nations Worker Sought To Have American Turn Traitor

Expulsion Request Is Sent U.N.   Declares Altempt Made To Bribe Him

U.S. Spy Charge: Against Czech Envoy Is Denied   Hammarskjold Asker To Expe! Diplomat

Washington Wants Member of Mission Expelled; Latter Says He Rejected American Offer

Czech Counters  U.S. Spy Claim   DAG IS STUDYING CHARGES AGAINST U.N. DELEGATE

Replete With Cloak And Dagger Details  Dag Sifts U.S. Request To Expel Czech U.N. Diplomat In Spy Case

Czech's Spy Case Goes to U.N. Chief   Red Diplomat at United Nations Ordered Out Of U.S.; Counters With Charge America Tried To Hire Him in Cloak and Dagger Drama

Member Of UN Mission  Spy Charges Against Czech Go To Dag   Nacvalac made contact about :

Handsome Diplomat Involved  U.S.-Czech Spy Dispute Handed To Hammarskjold

‘Dag’ To Air U.S., Czech Spy Charge   Accused Diplomat Claims Americans Tried To Hire Hint

U.N. Weighs Czech, U.S. Spy Stories   Clogk-Dagger Tales Carry Charges, Ceunter-Charges

Czech In U.N, Branded Spy— Quster Asked   Dag Studying U. S. Request Diplomat Be Expelled On Grounds He Spied Nearly Year

U.S., Czechoslovakia Swap Spy Charges Ouster Of Red Bloc U.N. Aide Sought

U.S. Calls Czech Diplomat Spy, He Says Americans Tried to Hire Him

Envoy Says U.S. Agents Made Offer   Secretary-General Gets Both Accounts Faets Vary Sharply

Agent Files Counter-Claim Charging U.S.   Unlimited Wealth Promised Him by U.S., He Reports

HAMMAPsSKjOIa oTUQIES WiGuinis  US. Czech Spy Charges Pondered in U.N

Dag Studies Expulsion Request— as SE EAPUISION KEQUEST  Spy Charges Land i in vu N.

United States Files Spy Charges Against Czechoslovakian Diplomat

Cloak-And-Dagger Spy Case Of Czech Diplomat Turned Over To U.N. Chief

8 . 1 @ Downtown Doings WESTMAR ENROLLMENT   PROSPECTS DISCUSSED

. ar went round and round; New York crowd cheered each perfect circle

Countdown For Shot Under Way   Redstone Rocket Awaits Shepard, lat U.S. Spacemar

Better Than 50-50 Chance  For Success   Astronauts Up Early For Final Preparations For First Space Try

U.S. Makes Request Rebel Skipper Requested  To Disembark Passengers

Ship Still Heading For Africa   U.S. Maintains Policy of No  Interference

U.S. ‘Escorts Santa Maria  SHIP REFUSES TO TURN BACK; PORTUGUESE FRIGATE NEARS

Caribbean CO Sends Rebel Plea   U.S, Officer Asks Portugese Captain Free Passengers

Santa Maria Runs Low Or Food, Water  Concern Voiced For Safety Of 588 Passengers

Passengers Safety Cause For Concern   U. S. Admiral Asks 588 Be Transferred Soon As Possible

Rebels Ignore U.S. Navy Plea To Turn Back   Food, Water Aboard Pirated Liner Being Rationed, Radio Says

Food and Water Rationéd™”" Fears for Safety of 988 On Pirated Luxury Shir

U. S. Queries Leader On Plans os Warship Flotilla Keeps Watch —May Try Brazil

Legal Question In Con-Con Filinc By Escanaba Mar   Cross-Filing {s Not Allowed in Michigan

Testimony Fails Sedition Charges Against 3 Americans Are Dropped

Some Views (Both Kinds) On America   Boyle Tells What Jealous ‘Furriners’ (And Natives) Thinl

Cuban Cabinet Hopes For Better Relations Under John Kennedy   Makes Veiled Bid For Change In U.S. Policy Toward Castro Reaime   Gov. Sanford Takes Oath; To Seek Better Schools

US. Rocket Plane Sets  New Record Ship Hits Speed  Of 3,690 Miles Bn Hause In Taet

X15 ROCKET PLANE HITS 3,690 M. P. H.   Stubby - Winged Dart’s Side Is Scorched In New Record

Inside...   Pressure uit hampers Pilot  X15 Clocked at Record Mile-A-Second Speed

John Larkins — Nominated As Federal Judge   To Serve In Eastern N. C.

Tito, Nasser Contribute Indian Premier’s Dominance  Seen in Belgrade Statement

Get Tough About TV,-Parents Told   Broadcasters Make Mockery of Codes

Britain’s ‘Nameless Men’  Parade To Witness Stand: Testify At Espionage Trial

The Marehbanks Plane Guest From Calif. Is His Brother  Tyne AlAs Gane Fa 90 WVaanre

The Marchbanks Plane Guest  From Calif. Is His Brother Had Nat Seen In 2990 Vears

LopeRa: cok Senate Gives  Approval to” State Aid Bill  Measure Would G  ATI dO OD BRAIN. UCU   Measure Would — Add $2.2 Million To School Funds. -

Reaffirmed Faith   12-Year-Old Boy Spells ‘Distichous’ for Crown

John Capehart Wins National Spelling Bee   12-Year-Old Outspells Girl

‘Distichous’ And ‘Smar agdine’ Are Clinchers  Tulsa Boy Is Champ Spelle

rriend Ul UVavid t.learyv  Tulsa’s John Capehart Is Nation’s Top Speller

Top 9 Candidates  In Race For Queen   Kansas Speller 5th in National Bee

Tulsa youth wins spelling bee; Kansas girl slips on ‘velitation’

Spells “Smaragdine’  Tulsa Boy, 12, Is National ‘61 Spelling Bee Champ

Boy Slain, Hunt Mystery Woman  Body of 3-Year-Old Found in Park Lake

Survival Means Said Above Doubt  - It Withstands  Wide Margin Of Stress

Astronaut Set lo Make Flight Next Week  Capsule Recovered From Ocean Soon

Mercury Space Capsule Passes Its Final Test   NASA Says Astronaut Could Unquestionably Have Survived Shot.

Mercury Space Capsule Passes Test; Astronaut Ride Set For Next Week

Survival For Man Passed In Test Today   Escape System  Works Under Most Extreme Condition

Capsule Gets Okay in Test Finale   Little Joe VII Rips From Cape, Lifts Mercury Into Sky

Mercury Capsule Passes Last Trial   Astronaut Would Have Survived Short Flighi

Capsule Desioned To Fly Spaceman In Successful Test  Expect Astronaut Ta Taba Tan RAW

Report Shows Man Could Have Survived; Astronaut To be Sent Up Next Week

Space. Craft. Successful In ‘Final’ Tes   Manned Flight Likely Tuesday Jn Mercury Capsule

Space Capsule Ready for First Astronaut Trial  Passes Last Test; U.S. Manned Shot

r Two Dummies Take: Short Ride— « Final, Touchest Trial for Space Capsule: Man to Go Up Nex? Week

Verdict: Survival Possible   - Astronaut To: - Stake Life-OnThis. Finding. :

Experts Say Astronaut Could Have Survived Today’s Jaunt Made By Mercury Space Capsule.  TEST IS LAST ONE  Tis ee ee em oe a

Human Test Slated Next Week--  Space Capsule Proves Man's Survival

  Trial ts Success Mercury Capsule Has Final Test Before Man Flight

Mercury Capsule Shot a Success: Is Final Trial   Astronaut May Be Sent Up on Tuesday

SPACE CAPSULE TEST SUCCESS   American Astronaut Scheduled To Stake His Life Next Week

Capsule Firing Is Success In Last Test Before Man Goes Up Tuesday

Astronaut’s ‘Great Adventure’ Scheduled Next Week  Space Capsule Passes Final Toughest Unmanned Test

Mercury Space Capsule Test Is Successful; First Manned Flight Next Week

US To Shoot Man Sky-High Next Week   Final Capsule Test Is Success

U.S. Manned Flight Prelude Sees Mercury Type Capsule Given Punishing Test Run

ASTRONAUT TRY SLATED NEXT WEEK   U.S. Succeeds With Mercury; Results Perfect

Final Test Successful Festiracactliedivtacutacaktot hat  Space Ride Due Next Week

Security Council Gives Cold Shoulder to Cuban Complaint on Warships

Dominican Waters issue   No ‘Member Of U.N.  Council, Including Russia, Approved

ITALIANS HAVE RECOR DING OF SOUNDS  Russian Heartbeats From Space’

Surgeon Hears Recording Italian Satellite Listeners Hear Sounds Like Heartbeats

MORE THAN ‘BIP-BIP’?   Pauw ULmhlULlUce ee ele Ue     ~ Sound Like Heartbeat Comes From Sputnik, Italians Says

A Human _ Or Animal In Sputnik?   ‘Breathing’ Sounds Heard By Suraeon

John Birch Society Postmark  Post Office Moves To Suppress Slogan

OF Bi Birch irch Society Post Office Seeks  Suppression Of Slogan

First Storm Of Winter In Final Stand   Winds Aloft Shift To South, Causing Mercury To Rise

Knight In  Governor  Race Karly Californian Seen  Out To Settle Old Seore With Nixon

SEO News” BEHIND PAGE I   Knight Seeks State House In California

Old Political Score ir Picture  KNIGHT ANNOUNCES PLAN TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR

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Milk Trucks Defy Union — In New York  Angry Teamster Says Strike May Widen In Scope

Good Neighbor Aw ard  Letter Neminaine  16-Year-Old Girl   Diane Abney Wins Dalwearth District

SUPREME TRIBUNAL Sunday Blue Laws Upheld By Court   WASHINGTON (AP)—The Supreme Court today upheld constitutionality of Sunday blue laws.  Chief Justice Warren delivered the court's decision.

News Analysis   K's” Actions Could Cause Important Red Bloc Rift

Due: To Nikite’s Attack   ‘Due: To Nikita’s Attac Vital Split  In Red Bloc Is Possible

VIPs Stalled, Officials Arrive Late. If at All   Storm Carries Over; Cold, Cloudy, Windy Inauguration Seen

Kennedys Brave Driving Blizzard To Attend Event:  Heavy Snow, Wind   Heavy Snow, Wind Threaten to Disrupt Ceremonies Today

Snow Snarls Traffic fo Gala Events  "Worst Mess’ In 13 Years, Police Claim

Inaugural Ceremonies  Sorely Hit   President-Elect Arrives at Galas: Many Are Unable

President-Elect, Wife Make Social Rounds, But Many People Fail To Arrive at Parties

102 Escape in Liner Crash   Blizzard Ties Bodies Washington Upfound

Blizzard Batters Capital; Inaugural Events Go On   Extravaganza Goes On In Show Biz Tradition

Passenger Tells Of Crash... Page 2   Storm Riddles Careful Plans For Inaugural   SNOW THREATENS PARADE; TRAFFIC SLOWS TO CRAWL

Kennedys, However,  Get Around   Crippling Blow Likely Dealt Bic Parade

Blizzard Deals Crippling Blow To Ceremonies Surrounding Kennedy's Swearing-In Today

Parade May Be Blitzed By Ice Jam  Traffic Knotted By Snow on Eve Of Oath-Taking

Capital All But Paralyzed By Blizzard   Traffic Stalled, VIPs Stranded, Parade Uncertain

Kennedy's Preinauguration — Festivities Slowed by Snow   Distinguished Service .  — Award Goes to Dr. Cable

Big Parade May Be Altered By Weather Attack   Concert, Sinatra Spectacular Delayed With Small Audience

Snow Mighi Put Crimp In Parade   Festivities Open Thursday Night Despite Blizzard

Kennedys Go To Festivities Despite Storm   Attendance at Many Events Is Small Due To Bie Traffie Jams

‘ to c orm a Leaves      _ Trattic Snarled By Snow; Events ‘Cw 3 Big Show Due Today

State Chairman May Referee Mulligan-Welsh Feud Slated For Showdown At One Meetine

State Chairman May Referee  Mulligan-Welsh Feud Slated For * a a At One Meetine

House Passes First Bill  Strict Lobbyist Measure Proposed in State Senate

Tunisian Snipers Harry French In Bizerte; Arab Unity Grows From Crisis

Freneh Occupy  Bizerte   Tunisian Snipers Only Resistance Against Troops Deployed In Town

Bizerte Occupied by French Troops But Tunis Snipers Giving Fierce Resistance   BULLETIN

Neither Russia Nor U.S: CanAffore Any Direct Intervention In Cuba

Call Gambling Big Problem  Authorities Criticized For Feeble Enforcement

NLRBRules Against Erie Firm  Resistor Corp.   Resistor Corp. Super-Seniority Called Unfair

Dowd Quits as Reformatory Warden; Denies Recent Prison Scandal Cause

Royal Laos Military Mer Talk 64 Minutes With Representatives Of Pro-Red Regime

Laos truce conferees fail to agree-on whereto meet   No conclusive agreements — reached. --.

First Laos Peace Talk Conducted   No Agreement Reached In 64 Minute Session

Laos Peace Negotiators  Start Talks   Confer 64 Minutes Without Reaching Conclusive Accord

LAOS SENDS TRUCE TALK DELEGATES   Government Ignores Souyanna’‘s Call For Political Negotiations, Dickers With Reds Fer Truce.

First Laotian Peace Parley Brings Discord   Royalists, Reds Fail To Agree on Next Step in Negotiation

laurel Kiwanis Presents Key Club Charter   All-Military Delegation Meets With Laos Rebels

All-Military Laos Govt. Delegation To Peace Talk   TMMATLITNION SOIGHT

Medical Problems of Highway Safety Eved by AMA  Watch for Other Drivers, Say Doctor:

Seven Gravel Truck Drivers Fined in County   Portable Weight Station Set Up Last Week at Carmack Corner Traps Seven Drivers.

HAGERSTOWN WOMAN KILLED   Seven Others Injured In Collision On East  ern Shore

Cape Canaveral Labor-Management Relations Get President’s Praise

1U-l Margin in Nuclear Sub force   British Study Shows U.S. Lead in ICBMs

Berlin Talks Get Off to... Geod Stari. ‘JFK-Adenaver Seem Pleased

U. 5.-Germany Talks Progress  Kennedy, Adenauer Seek Berlin Accord

Berlin Policy Talks Advance  Kennedy, Adenauer   Kennedy, Adenauer Making Progress

JFK, Adenauer Make Progress On Berlin Plan   Britain To Review Any Decisions On Talks With Soviet

Kennedy, Adenauer Progressing   Any Agreements Will Be Approved by British, French

DOWN TO FARTH   MAKING STEADY PROGRESS Kennedy, Adenauer Seek Berlin Policy Agreement

President, Adenauer Near Pact   Two Leaders Close To Full Aareement

Cuba Urges Death For 6 Americans  Adventurers Claim a ant - i _= Chez   Adventurers Claim They Tried To Join Fidel, Not His Foes

 Socialist Strikers Said Worn Out, Ready To Abandon 17-Day-Old Strike

Belgium  Strike Appears Dying  Socialists. Weary, Brsanared-to Quit -

16 Below in Carroll: -27  at Oelwein  Temperatures in lowa Are Coldest in Country

a re : as ‘@° a ‘Downtown Doings PAUL HOLLAND — NEW bWNER- OPERATOR HERE.  oF PHILLIPS 66 DOWNTOWN STATION

Downtown Doinas   ee PAUL HOLLAND — NEW OWNER-OPERATOR HERE OF PHILLIPS 66  TAFAUCRIAITARUIAT OOF RGR TAMA

Resumption (f Nuclear Tests Urged   Holifield Wants Negotiations For Ban To Continue

PUTA TTUTT A LTTSTTTTESTTERAOT THESE  Brief News        Warns Against Force

Scores Biggest Beat — Princess Margaret’s Son  Photographed by His Dad

Armstrong-Jones Scores His Best Photographic Beat - Baby’s Picture

 The Milch Cow, for Instance  Labor Day Just Another Day For Many of Us Who Labor

Man Burned But Eseapes F rom Home  $8.000 Loss Seen In Lisbon District ‘Cicarette’ Blaze

Possibly Within 2 Months .. . Two Astronauts For Near Future Flight Selected

Manned Flight May Be In 2 Months; One-Ton Capsule Could Have Carried Human In 1,425 Mile Test Today

3 Mercury Astronauts Are Selected  One Will Make   One Will Make Nation’s First Manned Fliaht

Three Selected As Candidates For Space Trip   See story on page 23)

3 Astronauts Candidates for Ist Space Ride   Chosen From 7; Manned Flight Coming Up Soon

Cuban Charges Fraudulent, Wadsworth Tells UN Amid Shouts From Gallery

mm Las A Aw  HECKLERS SLOW SESSION Roa Repeats Cuban  Charges Of Invasion

Hire, Blasts Started From Torch Sparks  Welders Busy Near   Welders Busy Near Powder Magazine In Wise Village

Sparks From Welder’s Tor ch Triggered Fire   Preliminary Cause Given In Investigatio: Of Explosions In Southwest Vircinia

Urges Halt in Arms Aid to  Laos Forees   Ex-Premier Asks Strict Neutrality for Country

Says Peiping, Hanoi Agree On Neutrality   Pledges Communists Won't Be Permitted To Control Country

American Is Facing Death From Cubans   tution Sentence For U.S. Adventnver: Appeal Is Paken  fix

Adventurer Is Condemned te Death In Cuba   Casfro Regime Orders American Shot for Treason

Ohio Man To Face Cuban Firing Squad   William Morgan, Who Helped Castro To Power, Is Given Death Sentence For Treason Against Dictator.

High Court Asked To Rule On Vote Of N. C. Constitutional Amendment

Brothers Are Accused Of Embezzling Million   FBI Arrests Pair in Whiting, Ind., Case: Secret Ledger Kept

Two Brothers Nabbed For Stealing ‘At Least One Million’ From Loan Firm

Charge Brothers Embezzled $1 Million From Whiting, Ind. Savings, Loan Firm

Atrrestea After ZI fears 2 Brothers Accused of Stealing $1 Million From Indiana Firm

Reapportion Is Called a Duty Of Legislators   House Committee Conducts Hearing

Inside...   Electronic Classroom Aide  PLATO Can Test and Instruct Students, Tattles When They Skip Hard Questions

Would Adjourn Opening Day  Legislators Threaten To Wreck Daniel’s Session

Parkhouse Will Seek Adjournment   AUSTIN—UPI— The Texas legislature will convene in special session Wednesday under pressure from a group of lawmakers to defy Gov. Price Daniel by adjourning eopenina day.

Journal Puts Out Newspape Despite Strike  13 Girls Pound on Typewriters, Danlace Printere

MANY DANCE, SING IN CARNIVAL ©  Morgan Executed, Buried in Cuba Soil

From Hero To Traitor  Ex-Paratrooper Executed By Castro’s Firing Squad

Your Old Friend ‘Echo’ Nears Year In. Orbit, Still Highly Visible

MAY Do VinibLE TONIGHT  Echo Satellite Nears Space Era Milestone

brighter than North star  Echo going strong after 4,500 trips around earth it one year

U.S. Echo Satellite Completes Yea In Orbit To Set Space Milestone

Southland Coast Under Heavy Fog  Visibility Zero at L.A.  and Lone Beach Airports

Toll May Go Higher Twelve Killed as Twister  Rips Two Oklahoma Villages

Tornado Kills 14, Invured 40 In Oklahoma   Two Tiny Villages Smashed: Twisters Hit in Other Areas

Hea vy atmosphere of mourning  NON-COMMUNIST WORLD STUNNED BY DEATH OF DAG

Non-Red Worl Stunned At. Daa's Death   Fear Expressed United Nations In Deadly Peri!

Tragic News Stuns West   Fear Voiced that U.N. Now in Jeopardy  pone eae eee a ome a ee 2 eee a en, Gene oe

ALWoor, wit QHENT ae ea ee  Non-Communist Countries Praise Dag Hammarskiold

All Free World In Tributes To Dag   Consulting On U.N. Problems   Katanga Truce Talks Open: ‘Tunisian Is U.N. Negotiator

HAILED AS PEACEMAKER  Dag’s Death Produces Atmosphere ~ Of Mourning In Western Capitals 

Dedicated Man Death Of UN Leader  Stuns Non-Communists   At United Nations Work Behind Scenes To Set Up Authority

Verdict Expected In October TT   Recess Eichmann Trial After70GruelingDays

Wave of Break-Ins Spreads Three Eldon Business Firms  Buralarized: $920 Stolen

Four Persons Are Killed In Blast, Flames  Tenement Building Is Shattered On Chrietmase Eva

Trailers, Trees Sent Flying  Tornado’s ‘Giant Fist’ Devastates Piqua Area

_-HITS LIKE ‘A GIANT Fist?  Twister Sends Trees And House Trailers Aloft In Piqua Area

Mane fn tay es . . see, “ ‘ “  : g ° 4.04 Be : : AEG PN io a a  PALO ee Cee . 2      ge ne a, Mawrcrrtielaele

148,000 More Men Given Army Alert   HAerington And Colby Units On The I jee

Reds Position On Cease-Fire Still Cloudy   Rusk Wants Clearer Reply on Timing Halt of Hostilities

Immediately   BPE F ER OER EN  ‘Rusk’ Asks Russia To Clarify  Attitude on Cease Fire in Laos

yUVLAINT TOSUES STILL 1O BE DECIDED :  Week To Go; Await State Budeet Action

niess LUMUMDAa Heturned 10 Fower  Five African Nations Threaten To Pull Out Of UN Congo Force

Republicans Blast Nelson's Tax Veto   Kuehn Attacks Governor; Claims Wisconsin People Were Betrayed

GOP ‘Blisters’ Nelson for Veto Of Tax Measure  Kuehn Denounces Governor's Move Ac ‘Retraval’

Kansas Traffe Score   Bombing Suspect Once Made A Huge Fortune in Building

Chicks In Living Room, Too  Mare In The Kitchen Creates Controversy

National Guard Armory At St. Clair To Be Site Of Area’s Important Meeting

HEARING AT ST. CLAIR WILL BE TO GAIN VIEWS OF CIT'7ENS ABOUT MERAMEC BASIN

At Trial   Frenchman Unable To Speak In Own  Defense For Part In Aleerian Revolt

Defendant Collapses at Treason Trial   Gen. Zeller Unable To Give Testimony In Court in Paris

Generals on trial for lives   Zeller collapses trying to speak in own defense

UAW to Pick Strike Target Today; General Motors Expected to Be Hit

GM Likely Target For Auto Strike  Current Contracts With Big Three - « ae bt ba cc Phi wend mace

UAW Gears Machinery Kor Strike   General Motors May Be Target Te Back Demands

Strike Threat Facing GM As Deadline Near   Seen Selected As First Target For Walkouts By UAW

3 Leading Locals Authorize Walkout Auto Unions To Pick Target For Strike If Talk Fizzles

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  [oe oe aa. ee  pm...

Shoe Is On Other Foot For Castro  Has Problem With Rebels  In Mountains

Turnabout In Caves cage cote act tlt leer atee Bet  Castro Discovers  Rebels Are Tough

Subzero cold grins east fer seventh straight day   Longest, coldest weather of season

'Wintry Storm Lashes Much of Texas  Sleet, Snow, Cold  Pierces into South

Half of U. S. Freezes; Storm Lashes Texas   7th Day of Subzero Cold Congeals East Portion of Nation

Subzero cold smashes path through south   Eastern half shivers through 7th straight day

Subzero Spell In Seventh Day   Eastern Half of U.S. Continues — In Grip of Cold: Storm Hits Texas

East’s Cold Spell Now In 7th Day   No Relief In Sight For Half O£ Nation

er ee  Eastern Half Of U.S. Suffers Through Prolonged Cold Spel.

Mercury Dips To 4 Degrees   Winter's Most Bitter Cold Numbs Half of the Nation

Worst Cold Of Winter Numbs East   Frigid Weather Over Wide Area; ’ No Relief Due

Snow Storm Hits Texas... .  Winter's Most Severe Cold Grips Much of U.S. Today

Texas Smashed By Icy. Blast   At Least-Six™ ‘Deaths Recorded In Lone Star State

Storm Rips Texas; Cold Holds Grip   Much of State Is Paralyzed by Snow, Ice: East Shivers

Seventh Day of Subzero Cold  Paralyzing § torm Smashes Across Texas Wi

COLD NUMBS NORTH; TEXAS ICE-COVERED   Freezing Rains Extend To  _ Southern Tip Of Texas;  7th Day Of Cold In East.

Cold Wave Felt Over The Nation   Paralyzing Storm Cuts lee Path In Lone Star State

541 Killed In Holiday Weekend   Eleanor Enters Hospital For Check

SGe SGaw sew ee wy HIGHWAY SURVEY CREW HAS BEEN CHECKING — WHO'S GOING WHERE

In the News   HIGHWAY SURVEY CREW HAS BEEN CHECKING — WHO'S GOING WHERE

SNOWBOUND ON MT. LEMMON _   Captain And Crew Of 9 Abandon Crippled Dredge

Second Astronaut May Be Shot Into Orhit Next Month   U.S. Plans An Unmanned Fliaht First

Suborbit Shof To Be Tried Again June 20   Glenn or Grissom Tagged To Duplicate Shepard's Pioneering

Key Test In Global  Program   Another Will Be Unmanned Capsule Shot

Kennedy Awaits Adenauer’s Visit   Question of Atomic Power for NATO Top Item on Agenda

Reuther Cites Rambler Pact As Model   Big Three, Union Resume Bargaining; Deadline Near

UAW Uses American Motor's Pact To Put Pressure on Unsigned Big Three

UAW Aims at Big 3 Atte: Profit-Sharing Pact With American Motors

UAW Puts Squeeze On ‘Big Three’   Threatens To Strike One Firm This Week

Big 3 Next Target For Auto Workers  Reuther Says AMC Profit-Sharing Past Should be Contract Basis

_ Pressure On Auto Big 3  TIAW Wliwc Awmiaonmanan WH ew teneen, - Deen. E28 a ee woe we D_. ae   UAW Wins American Motors Profit Sharine Pact

UAW Puts Pressure  On ‘Big 3’   Settle With AMC On Profit  Sharing Plan

Atter American Agreement:  United Auto Workers Union Applies Pressure On GM, Ford, Chrvsler Firm:

UAW Puts Pressure Or ‘Big Three’   Reuther’s Hand  Strengthened By AMC Profit Pact

Auto Strike Authorized  Union Using AMC Terms iTo Put Pressure On Big 3:

Precedent at t at AMC     Profit-Sharing Plan Pressures Bie Three

Auto Union Presses For New Contracts  Strike Forecast Unless Something Gives by Thursday

You Can Survive Atomic Attack  Fallout Shelter Gives Some Blast Protection

But Reluctantly Village Leaders  Expect to Accept Sales Tax Hike

Integration Of Schools At Crucial Stage   New Orleans Police Force Girds for Possible Violence

It’s Whitey Ford Versus Jim O’Toole in First Game of World Series

CHOPPER RIDE FOR MARINES   DESPITE DIXIE OPPOSITION senate Okays Negro For Civil Rights Job

Income Tax Bite Due In April Or May   State Machinery Being Set Up For Withholding Plan

Little Chats   “ON AND AFTER THIS ~ DATE” ee By JAMES E, POLLARD

Northeast Preparing For Storm   Heavy Battering. Of Metropolitan Areas Expected

New York, New England Brace For Blow  Esther Brushes N, Carolina Coast

Certain to Take Severe Beating; Citizens Warned  Bos Ses es MAaatina   Emergency Meeting Called in New York

‘Esther’ Eases Blow off Coast of Virginia   Shifts North after Hitting Carolina Bank:

Karly Threat To Virginia Coast Kased But Northeastern Seaboare Still Endangered By Hurricane

Major Threat Now Aimed At East Seaboard   Gales, Storms Pester Wide Northeast Area

Metropolitan areas girding for big blow   Densely populated sections batten down for storm

Esther Changes  Course   Threat To Coast  Of Virginia Eases As Hurricane Pokes Carolina Banks

Esther Shifts Furious Winds To New England   Threat to Virginia, N. Carolina Coast Exists No Longer

Storm Churns North Toward New York Area   Thousands Evacuate Virginia, Maryland Coastal Towns

N.C., Virgin Spared From Esther Brunt’   Warnings Hoisted From Long -tsland to Provincetown. .

Carolina Coastline  Is Spared   Hurricane Path Turns Northward   Northeast Girds for Storm Battering

Deadly lly Blow Now Feared  As Certain  Hurricane Slaps At North Carolina

New York City Is Braced for Big Hurricane   Thousands Flee to Escape Beating by Vicious Esther

Esther's Course Is Shifted From Virginia Coast  Danger to Carolina

North Ceast InHurricane Danger Zone   Virginia Coastal Sector Escapes As Storm Veers North

Hurricane Warnings Hoisted From Eastern Long Island To Provincetown Which May Feel Storm by Thursday Mornina   New England Area Might Escape Full Impact of Hurricane Winds

Four to six foot above normal tides   Earlier threats to the Virginia coast eased

Northeast Metropolitan Areas Gird For Batfering By Esther      Thousands Have Already Fled Coastal Areas In Path Of Storm

Long Island Warned To Be Pre ‘epared   Virginia To Escape Worst. Of Storm

Esther To Pass Off Maryland Coast Sometime This Evening Hf Present Course Maintained   Metropolitan Areos Due To Get Battering

Fierce Esther Shifts Course; Moving North   Storm Center Seen Passing Over 100 Miles East of Virginia Capes

‘Esther’ Shifts, Spares Virginia  Hurricane Takes Northward Path

Populous Cities Now In Its Path   Hurricane Veers Northward Away From N. Carolina

Metropolitan Areas In Northeastern U. S. Gird For Hurricane Battering

ESTHER SHIFTS HER COURSE Hurricane Danger Appears Easing on Virginia Coast

Hurricane Now To Pass  Close To State’s Shore   ‘Northeast Girds For Battering From Hurricane’s Winds, Floods

“Esther Changes Course, Easing Coastal Danger   Northeast Remains Maior Threat Area

Hurricane Threatens East Coast  Esther Herds Wind: Toward N. Carolina

After Poke At North  Carolina   Storm Center Packs "130 MPH Winds  In Northward Move

Carolina Coastline  I s S pared   Hurricane Path Turns Northward

 OM ETE  THE HOMETOWNERS  THE GREEN LIGHTS VE ON IN MCKINNE Y ch “COLLIN GOUNT Y

Reds pushing disaster to all   Soviets accused by Stevenson before the U.N.

Adlai Clashes With Red—  ‘At Any Moment War Can Start,’ Russian Says

World Disaster Threat Is Seen By US. Envoy   Stevenson Rips Soviet Position

Adlai Declares Reds Pushing World Disaster  em fia eee Bleek   Russ Seys Blast Designed to Curb US War Thoughts

After Big Bomb Blast —  Adlai Says Soviet Push World Toward Disaster

Soviets pushing world to brink of disaster   Clash in acceambly   Stalin   5 thousand cheering Commies vote to move body from tomb

MAY BE 100. MEGATONS   Blast Over 22 Times As Strong As Before; Adlai Warns Reds Push  — World Toward Disaster,

Adlai Hits Reds For Explosion  Russian Answers Tests Aim to Keep U.S. From Aggression

Claim Reds Push World To Disaster   Reds Say Tests Are Intended To Stop Atomic War

Soviet Accused by Adlai Of Push Toward Disaster   Kansas City Records Big A-Blast Waves   Greatest Blast in History

Adlai Assails Sovietin U.N. on Superbomb  Red Delegate Says Tests to Prevent U.S. Nuclear War

U.S., Russ Clash Over Superbomb   Adali Raps Blast As Pushing Disaster; Soviet Calls Tests War Prevention

Welcomed by Kennedy and Their Families   Held In Soviet Prison 7 Months; Plane Shot Down

GIVEN WARM RECEPTION   Tight Security Cover on Men: Interviews ‘Out'

Interviews Barred to Avoid Injuring Soviet Relations Salinger Says

THEIR HAPPIEST DAY   Families, President Welcome Fliers Released By Russians

Two RB47 Fliers Receive  Hearty Welcome Home From Kennedy. Families

No Interviews Permitted As Capts. McKone, Olmstead Arrive At Air Force Base  Near Washington.  FLIERS FREED ArTERr   FLIERS FREED AFTER 7 MONTHS IN PRISON

Under 1 Tight Secu rity Wraps  Kennedy, Families Gree! Fliers Released by Soviel:

Fliers Greet President  And Wives   Long Awaited Reunion Over; No Interviews

Wives, Families Greet Them at Homecoming   Men Released by Soviets Are Under Strict Security

Freed Fliers Home, Interviews Banned   RB47 Airmen, Released by Russia, Welcomed By President Kennedy and Their Wives; Kept Under Security Wraps in National Interest

U.S. fliers welcomed by president, their families   Keptunder tight security Wraps

light Security Wraps Placed on Two Pilots   President Shuns Chance to Make Public Welcome

Two Fliers Greeted By Wives, JFK  Heartwarmino   Heartw arming Reception

Airmen Back From 7 Mos. in Russ Jail’   Kennedy at Base on Arrival, Invites  2 to White House

Wives, Kennedy Greet Airmen at Maryland Base   No Interviews Are Permitted of Men

SECURITY FREED PAIR KEPT TIGHT   Two Families Coffee Guests At White House

Sec. Ribicoff Says America Needs Its Pride   Cabinet Member s University Speaker For Law Sessions

Sec. Ribicoff Says America Needs Its Pride  Cabinet Member Is University Speaker

Before Secrecy Lid Falls, General Says —  7 200 Paratroopers Can Be Dropped Into Laos ‘in Hours’

Could Drop 1,500 Yanks Into Laos   Paratroop Action In Hours Possible; Hawaii, Okinawa Get Busy.

Nenneady laik Is Sort, Firm  Nehru Help Asked  In Cease-Fire Try   Laos Says Pro-Red Vietnamese Join in Asian Jungle Fighting

Okinawa One Staging Area  vu. §. PARATROOPERS ON ALERT FOR CALL TO LAOS

Against Red Threat In Laos Yank Forces In Pacific  Termed On 24-Hour Alert

America Able to Drop 1,500 Soldiers 'n Few Hours on Red Troubled Laos

June Summit Talks Loom After Note  “Vienna Meeting’ ” “Expected .

Khrushchev Note Handed To Kennedy  Could Pave Way To Meeting Soon  Beier eee

Nikita Message To Kennedy May Bear On Two Meeting   URGES PEACE EFFORTS  Kennedy Begins Canadian Visit

Kennedy Receives  Khrushchev Reply  Soviet Envoy Delivers Message Which Mav Gain Sunnnit Parley

President Gets Note From ‘Kk’   Two Chiefs May Meet Informally Early Next’ Month

Russ Chief Sends Note to Kennedy   Summit Meet Believed Subject of K’s Message

Khrushchev Writes To President   Get-Together Seen Possible After Trip To France Is Over

K Message Is Delivered To Kennedy   Contents Undisclosed Pair May Meet in Vienna in June.

Could Lead To Meeting Of ‘Bia Two   Khrushchev’s Note Replies to Kennedy Message of Feb. 22

White House, USSR Envoy Remain Silent   Hint Kennedy Wants Face-to-Face Meeting: To ‘Size Un’ Red Boss

JFK Gets Khru shehev Note  Premier's Message Could Pave Way For Summit Meet

Khrushehev Sends Note to Kennedy  Reports of Meeting Continue To Cireulate Through Eurove

Kennedy Gets  Personal Note  From Khrush  ane . = en si ee   Message May Bear on Possibility of Talks Between Two Men

Kennedy Receives  Red Note   Message Won't Block Khrushchev Meeting

U.S.-Soviet Ties Topic of Message   Russ Move Hints at Summit Session Soon in Europe

CONVICTIONS ARE UPHELD   Negroes Were Arrestec At Glen Echo Amusement Park

New Constitution For South Korea Won't Be Until ‘63, Junta Head Says

Names Clay ‘Ambassador’ President Says He's Hopeful About Berlin

Two Willing To Ride Next Mercury  Glenn, Shepard Say.   Glenn, Shepard Say. They Would Like To Go, Possibly By Apri

Look Ma. No Hands   State Has 3 New Road Deaths At Bozeman, Glendive, Sidney

Were To Have Moved Monday Four Children, Parents Die in Campbell Blaze

FIVE-FOOT COBRA CURLS  awe cae reareen ePEAter ee eraser hlUCUK eS SS a ee

Ciudad Troops Guard Streets Against Riots   Reinforced Police After Beginning Of General Strike

STORM HALTS AIR AND SHIP MOVEMENTS   Batters Much of New England

17-Inch Cover Halts Activity   Nonessential Traffic Ordered Off Streets

No Javits Protest  Goldwater Again Will Head Senate GOP Campaign Unit

Rain   Power Lines Split, Highway Blocked by Slide  Quakes Jolt California Area

Windows Break, Road Blocked By Earthslide, But No Injuries Are Reported

‘Quakes’ Jolt Californians: No Injuries   Power Lines Down, Windows Shattered Highways Blocked

EARTHQUAKES HIT WIDE ARE! IN NORTH CALIF   Oldtimers At Hollister Say Tremors Were  Worst They Recall   MANY WATER LINES BROKEN IN FRISCO

/thDay of Cold No Relief Seen   - Only--19-at Airpeort;— Denley ‘Wins’ With -29

Governor Appeals for His Safety Program   Talks Before State-Wide Sate Driving Conference In Jefferson City.

Dalton Appeals For His Tratfic Safety Program  Says Decisive Action Is Required to Stem   Says Decisive Action Is Required to Stem Devastating Toll

oe a ,.F Miss New Mexice Contestants’  Arrive In Hobbs For Pageant

Nuclear Policies Retained   New Blueprint For Defense To Be Offered

Pravda View Of Summit. Leans East   Portrays President As Millionaire Who Represents The Rich

Tre Quell Rumbling . .. .  Plastic Wheels Set  For Test On Subway

Headache for Engineers  Plastic Wheels Expected to End Car Bumpiness in Senate Subway

Moscow Declares World Conference Is Needed On Laos  Agrees Cease-Fire Is Desirable; .i7:  ) 2 ©. Ue eo , * #e  , cr   Agrees Cease-Fire Is Desirable; West Optimistic Over Soviet View   CATLIS FOR MEETING

Reds Demand  Conference  On Crisis  Red China Spurn, Efforts At Peace

Russia  Need of  in Laction Wars Sets No haps Asks .  ‘ Convenin 3-Nation got ord

ian Behind Harding, Coolidge, Hoover  ‘Uncle Joe’ Grundy, Old Guard GOP President-Maker, Dies, 98

On t The Berlin Cri.  Kennedy Still Must Deal With De Gaulle, Adenauer

DELICATE PROBLEMS TO CONFRONT PRESIDENT  JFK Still Must Deal With Friends in Crisis

With lop Advisers Kennedy Ponders Resumptio1  Of Nuclear Tests In Air

Top Advisers Hold Confab With JFK   Defense Officials Will Discuss Berlin Crisis; Gromyko Meet Possible

President Reports Progress With Enemies Over Berlin, Has to Convince Friends

JFK HasProgressed Against Opponent: But Must Deal With Friends On Berlin

President Calls on Top Aids in What Appears Certain Talks on Berlin

‘JFK Must Align France, W. Germany     - eee enemas nanan graeme ts - ncmte aaegnenianete:mm  Allied Unity Sought On Berlin

lo Di IscUSS Berlin Crisis  Top Military Aides ‘Are Called To White House   Western Europe Feels... .  -DeGaullle, Adenauer Still ‘ Not In Kennedy’s Corner

U.S. Military Leaders Meet with Kennedy   irrogress maae Againsr Enemies  Friends Could Upset Kennedy Plan:

Friends OF US. Troublesome In Berlin Crisis   Kennedy Making Progress With Foe

President Calls Meetings With Military Aides   Kennedy Believed Pre paring for Any Eventuality In Ber lin Crisis.

Hepatitis Survey Conducted Here By Health Center   Infectious Ailment Under Study for 5-Year Period: Immunization Provided

Mandatory Life Term Senate Committee Acts Quickh ‘On Law For-Aerial ‘Hijacking

Enrolling Of Negroes ‘May Close Georgia U   State Assembly Which Convenes Today Could Erase Act That Would Cut Funds

Forecast Of Surplus Disputed   Kennedy Advisers Predicted Dip Into Red Ink Because Of  Da i Ee nee ee

Kennedy Team Disputes lke’s Surplus Views   Budget Advisers Predict Red Ink

JFK Advisers Dispute Ike's Rosy Forecast   asarnamant Ethnies   Economists Predict Government Likely To Dip Into Red Ink

JKF Advisers Dispute Ike's Surplus View  Economic Task Force Predicts IPod Ink’ Yarns

Task Force Predicts Deficit This Year  JFK Men Disagree With lke

Kennedy Disputes Surplus Forecast  Advisers Predict Red Ink Spending

KENNEDY AIDES DISPUTE BUDGE!   Task Force Sees Deficit, No Surplus

Busimess Reeession Cited son i enecneinaeabeei ra era  Kennedy Aides Dispute Ike’s Surplus Prediction

Kisenhower’s Budget Gets Riis Dispute  Kennedy Aides See Likely Dip Into

Kennedy mex dispute Ike   lispute ike  Recession could force spending inta red column

JFK'S ADVISERS DISPUTE IKE ON BUDGET SURPLUS   Predict Business. Recession Will Bring Deficit in Fiscal Year.

Surpluses Are Questioned by Kennedy's Aides   Advisors Predict ‘Red Ink’ Year

BUDGET AT GLANCE   Kennedy's Advisers Dispute Eisenhower Surplus Forecast

$80.9 Billion Is Asked By tke   Seeks Postal Rate Increase By April 1

‘Boy Narrowly Escapes Death in Tunnel ‘Over Comstock Lode; 11 Hours Underground

Brush With Death! Policeman Rescues Youth  Trapped In Mine Shaft

Seattered Showers   Police Busy As Flash Floods Smash San Antonio Area

January Proclaimed March Of Dimes Month In Pennsylvania By Governor

On The Inside   Malnutrition Fatal  -23-Month-Old Boy Starves to Death

Fire Forces 45 Guests to Flee Rooms On Top Floors of Hotel in Cleveland

At the State Desartment. how  Kennedy Ado pls Gold Idea   After Only 6 Days  Kennedy Shows Strain Of Office

Kennedy Already Shows Impact of Heavy Problems, Responsibilities

Kennedy at Conference...  Problems of Office Already Show in Manner. Appearance

His 6 Days In Office — Telling  Kenned yvisI Jeep! . Serious at Parlev

NOW DEEPLY SERIOUS MAN—  White House Responsibility Already Stamped on Kennedy   PREOCCUPIED AIR

STAMPED BY PROBLEMS? ,  sens onemntet tere Sete iA RC ORO TN MEME N  Kennedy Very Serious In Ist Conference

History Making Session  eeaitienmeiee  Kennedy Deeply Serious During News Conference

Impressive First News Conference Held By Kennedy   President Seems Quick Minded and Self Assured In His New Position.

House and Senate Units Give Okay   Special Session Of Legislature To Be Called

Dr. Carl Knox Chosen as New Schools Leader   Official Word On Olathan's Hiring Scheduled Tuesday

Dr. Carl Knox Chosen as New Schools Leader  Official Word On Olathan's Hiring

First Act: Food To Needy   "Senate Approves All In Kennedy Cabinet

DRAWS LONE DISSENTER   Special Ceremony Set In Afternoon At White House

Only Brother Is Opposed   Justice Dept. Choice Attacked By Allott

YOUNGER BROTHER HAS FOES   Senators Praise Cabinet Choices:  Ceremony Slated

Lightning-Sparked Forest -Fire Heads for Southwest Montana Border

Political Action Could Hurt Menta Health Program   Hopes It Will Not be Issue In Next Legislature

At News Conference Governor Finally Discusses Issues Other Than His Education Program

New Issues Get Notice Of Sanford   Minimum Wage Is Endorsed By Governor

Fire Damages Local Residence  Neighbor Discovers   Neighbor Discovers Blaze; Family Away

Adenauer Wins, Will Visit U. S. *x * * * * * * * * * * *  2 Os poe of wwreo oy wr = Pas a - — ~ a   Plans Talks With Kennedy To Settle Berlin Crisis

Kennedy Seeks Quick Accord   Adenauer Conference Set In Washington

JFK Needs Fast Agreemen with Adenauer  W. German Gov't Awaited by West to Set Berlin Policy

. »  Street Band Cuts Loose With Modern  Music At Old Musician’s Funeral

End Of An Era  Band Music Marks Last Rites For Famed Negro Clarinetist

Negro Jazz Clarinetist Buried With Traditional Music, Dirges, Ragtime

New Orleans Ceremony Bury Negro Jazz Musician As Lively Band Cuts Loose

DEATH OF JAZZ ARTIST MAY END AN ERA  They Buried Picou And His Music May Be Next

Like Bygone Days, They Live It Up   Few Sad Tunes For Jazzmen At This Funeral

Pair Slain for Joining With Rebels   50 Given Jail Terms, Reports : Hint More Killing:

Remnants Of Cuban Invasior Fight On   Guerrillas Attack Militia Outpost, Castroite Killed

Cuban Executions  Thought Under Way   Survivor Blames Soviet Weapons In Cuban Failure   By MANUEL PENSBAZ As Told to UPI

Guerrilla Grouns Attack Militia Outpost, Kil! One   More Captures

Cuban Firing Squads Execute  2 Invaders; 50 More Jailed   U.S. Studies Use Of Force in Cuba

Silence From Cuba Ominous, Castro’s Squads May Be Silently Liquidating Captured Invaders

Guerillas Attack Militia Post After Castro's Firing Squad Executes 2

Guerrillas  Attack Cuban Militiamen   Castro Executes Two Civilians; Firing Squads Reported Busy

Guerrillas Attack Cuban Post   Castro Firing Squads Continue Executions In Wake of Revolt

(Cuban Officials Remain Silent--  Firing Squads May Be Killing Invaders

OFFICIAL CLAIMS INTELLIGENCE ESTIMATES CORRECT  Dispute Raging Over Blame for Cuban Fiasco   EXECUTION OF CIVILIANS REPORTED  Rebels Attack Outpost

Slays Coed, Parent, Self on Campus   Former Boyfriend ; Distraught Over Broken Engagement

Horritied College Students Watch Rejected Suitor Slays Sweetheart And Mother, Then Takes Own Life

SHIVERS BU ENVE FF PIG eeiins ee SE  lowa Town Doing ‘Business as Usual’ Despite Embezzlement of Bank's Funds   Company Advertising for Dealerships in Tribune

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press a e gee + +§=Ctéd§d  a

Russians Report They re In Final Stages Of Sending Man Into Space

Screntists Say Plans in Final Stages  Reds Set to Orbit Astronaut

Battle Over W. P. Holds Up Development of West, Says Utchn at Hearing

Winter-Weary Pennsylvanians Fye Weather  Variable Cloudiness With Snow Flurries Is Forecast Today

Bridge Survey By Board Being Planned In Cass   Replacement Of Galves. ton Structure To Cost $22.000

Icy Winter Siege Grips Whole State   No Relief Seen From Fog, Rain, Sleet and Snow

Finch-Tregoff Jury Showing Obvious Strain   Deliberating Their Penalties

Inventor Found  Guilty hw lurare VUlliy Wy JUEUID  On Fraud Counts   U.S. Judge Stone Studies Sentence For Necedah Man

Task For General Assembly  Redistricting Will Be Major Problem For N. C.

Voices Note Of Caution, Sees Symbo!   6,000 At Dinner Honor President On 44th Birthday

Victim Attempted To ‘Make Up" Painesville Youth, 17, Admits Killing Fiancee

Truman: The Finest Prison  This Is What Others Said Of Office Kennedy Takes:

Catholic: C Official: Says Omission Of Parochial Aid ‘Unthinkable’

Catholic Official Urges Funds in Education Bill for Parochial Schools

TRAGEDY IN NEW YORK—  Man Faces Murder iis In Brutal Slaying of Girl   Detroit Lakes Man Killed as Car Hits Tree

‘The Worst Cr ime — And  Committed lt’  (Man Captured In Slaying Of New York Child

‘THE WORST CRIME 1 HAVE EVER KNOWN -FRED THOMPSON  Little Googie Followed The N ice Man-To Death

HUNT FOR Ki LLER ENDS  Murder on Washington's Birthday      Ry HENRIETTA LEITH

Horrid Account Of Four-Year-Old Girl's Death Is Disclosed   Welshs Extension Has Little Meaning Here

Capture Her Slayer —  Life and Death Story Of ‘Googie’ Kiecorius

"WORST CRIME,’ SAYS THOMPSON  Tangled Threads Of Little Girl's Story Woven Together

Greatest police hunt in N.1. history  Tragic story of little girl's brutal murder retold

Memos From The President’s Desk   Grant Ingalls Injunction—Picketing Dwindles   CONCILIATION DILEMMA

Grant Ingalls Injunction—Picketing Dwindles   CONCILIATION DILEMMA

ST. JOHN EVANGELICAL LU: THERAN CHURCH R. 3, Akron lawa, Preston Township

Five Arrested By Pak Regime Ousted Premier in  Korea Said Red Spy

Law School Dean, 4 Others Held  S. Korean Rulers  Press Red Drive

‘New Frontier’ Looks Like Same Old Wasteland of ‘30s, Nixon Declares

Kennedy Pursues Worn Out Policy, Nixon Tells GOP   ‘New Frontier’s’ Shape Is Old, Depressing, Fund Rally Hears

Police Hunt For Assassins  Of Trujillo   Claim to Be Closing in On Three Accused Men

Police Moving InOn3 Uncaptured AssassinsOfT rujillo,Country Quiet

Dominicans Close in On 3 Assassins   Arrests Expected In A Few Hours

One Trujillo Slayer Killed   Four Others Captured and Police Close in on Three-Arrest Near

Symptoms Could Linger . .  Pulse- Takers Watch For Election Turns

Pulse-Takers Eye N.J., N.Y.   National Guide May Be Established During Votes Today

U.S. WATCHES TWO CRUCIAL VOTES TODAY   Mitchell, Wagner Victories Forecast ln N. Jercey. NY.

The Talking And The Doing   By Political Pulse-Takers New York, New Jersey Vote Watched Closely

ruise- laKing  "New Jersey, New’ York Vote “May Indicate New Trends

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY VOTE TODAY   Political Experts Watching for Signs Of National Trend

Voting For New Jersey Governor, N. Y. Mayor In Election Limelight

N.Y. And N. J. Voting Watchec For Possible Future Trends   Symptoms Could Linger Until National Elections Of 1962, 1964

Particular In Interest  in New Jersey  Today's Elections Being Watched Closely

Pulse - Takers Watch for Symptoms That Could Linger Until °62. °64 Elections

Elections: —  Early Voting Is Reported Light  Tk . Dine Ace in Now   Top Races Are in New York City, New Jersey

New York, Jersey Balloting Watchec  Rain Slow Early Voting in Areas

Eye Elections In Two States   Political Pulse- Takers Intensely Watch New Jersey, New York Races

Face Crisis, President  Warns US.  Peril of Frenzy Gets Emphasis

MOST OF OUR LIVES IN PERIL   Opponents Could Destroy Each Other; U.S. Will  _ Try To Prevent Blowup, President Says.

DEGREE TO HIS STRING   Pledges Every Effort To Keep World Intact

President And Governor Given Honorary Degrees; Military Might Observed

WE'LL LIVE MOST OF OUR LIVES IN PERIL   Opponents Could Destroy Each Other; U.S. Will Try To Prevent Blowup, President Says.

A Solemn Warning by President Pledges ‘Every  ’ Effort? for Peace

ADDS 21ST DEGREE TO HIS STRING   Pledges Every Effort To Keep World Intact

‘Challenge, Peril’ Is the Destiny of Americans-JFK   “We Won't Give Up and Don’t Intend to See the World Blown Up.”

Says Future Holds Much Uncertainty   But, He Declares, U.S. Need Not Be“ Either Red or Dead

FOR GRADE SCHOOL HERE   Arthington-Karlov Building To Cost Over $1,000,000

TAKE BIDS FOR GRADE SCHOOL HERE   Arthington-Karlov Building To Cost Over $1.000,000

Tunisia Plea For Red Aid Is Felt Near   Government Official Says All Resources ‘Exhausted’

Tunisia Losing lts Patience With The Wes  “Feared That™ Nation May Turn To Reds   “Feared That Mation May Turn To Reds To Solve Conflict -

Death Count Reaches 19 Along Coastline   Texas, Louisiana Coastal People Face Task of Rebuilding; Freeway Of Galveston Free of Tides Today

HAZARDS TO HEALTH SLOW RETURN HOME   Looter Suspects Are Arrested At Galveston

"aw H  Dying Carla 5 Reins Take 4 More Lives  Toll Now At Least 21 .

LAvURENS SuW 2rwm Sune (FETC  D 1g Suwe /96)  . 8 (‘Lh PETE RSoNW   Will Peterson, 79, Dies at His Home After Long Illness

Plan To Defuse Storm Is Ready Debbie Picks Up  Hurricane Force >

2 Hurt; $6,300 Damage   An Andalusia man and his wife were injured last evening when an explosion wrecked their home.

 $6,500 Damage Blast Rips House,  Man, Wife Injured   An Andalusia man and his wife were injured last evening when an explosion wrecked their home.

Ruanda Rule: Denosed; Set  Up Reoublic   Considerable Unrest In Trust Territory Results in Switch

CRASH NEAR SAFF ORD.  Gay. Ce: labrattion Ends In. Death —  Of 6 Teenagers’

Street Riots Flare Again In Algeri a  Rebel Groups Fieht Partition

Here To Stay   MINISTERS MEET TODAY  JFK Opens Door To Berlin Talks

ledy Letter Ministers U § Stands   : Open For Any ‘onable Parley “No Ultimata”’

 Gives Letters to. Neutrals  Kennedy Offers to Open  Serious Talks With Soviet

Kennedy Is Willing If Reds Serious  ould Talk Ove   Would Talk Over Berlin And Other Items Next Week

Sukarno And Keita Finish Two-Day Talk  - Neutral Presidents  Told Of Firm Stand

President Issues Tough Statement On Berlin Crisis   Ready to Meet ‘Force With Force,’ He Tells Neutrals

U.S. Prepared to Meet Use of Force With Force In Red Berlin Squeeze

Kennedy Says U.S. Will Meet Force With Force In Berlin  Tells Ministers Nation Will Honor Commitments

Kennedy Has Firm Stand On Summit   Believes Answer On Berlin Crisis Can Be Reached

Neutralist _ Nations Get JFK Views   Mutually Acceptable Solution of Crisis Believed Possible

JFK Says U.S. Ready for Any Berlin Action   Force to Be Met With Force, Western Big 4 Ministers Informed

WILL NOT BE THREATENED, KENNEDY SAYS   Not To Negotiate With Soviets Through  Coercion

Gromyko, Rusk Could Meet  Kennedy Offers to Begin Berlin Talks Next Weel

Serious Talks With U.S.S.R. Says Kennedy   President's Proposal Follows Conference With Neutrals

Council Expected to Approve UAW's Contract With Chrysler Corparation

Taking Another Poke at GOP...  Lawrence Signs 19 School Bills —Rules Out Any Special Session

Says Rigg Was Asked To Resign   Attorney Claims Freeman Embarrassed During Vote Campaign By Prison Case

Defense Opens Case — Rigg Asked to Resign In 1960, Says Attorney

Kennedy, Chiang Aide ‘Map Policy   U.S. Proposes Tactics to Block Peiping U.N. Seat

TO DISCUSS OTHER ASIA HEADACHES   Outer Mongolia Causes Anxiety For Taipei Now

Close Associate Of Nikita Reported To Be Seriously Ill...  Frol Kozlov Is Ailing   FORMOSAN HELD ON MURDER CHARGE

One of Nuttiest Things —  Tampa, Fla., Man Battles With Squirrel for Pecan Tree Rights

Squirrel Picks Tree As Personal Supermarket  Man Seeks To Thwart Pecan Steale:

Man, Squirrel In Nutty Fight  Pacan Tree Center OF Struaale In Florida

‘Peeping Tom Slain In Batavia  Teacher Blasted By Neiaghbor’s Gun

That's a Silo?   Officers Enthuse Over Success Of Chase Operation

‘Hot Check’ Bill Is Approved by Missouri Senate Backs Up After Once  Killing It; Flood New Proposals

Cr ‘ackdown On Bookies Backed  ~ = oe a   Senate Probers See Billions In U.S. Taxes Evaded

_GETTING AWAY WITH MURDER  Bookies Use Automation In Hlicit Dollar Racket

AGAINST DE MONSTER. [TORS  screamer Ana ehtENE NERS NLM AAO NOTE OI  Syria Takes Siern Steps

Navy Reports Santa Maria Pirate Skipper Circling Equator; Awaits Permission To Disembark Gaptives

To Circle Until Clearance Passen gers on Liner  \Tobe Fr: ree‘in 24 Hours’

Next Tax Move Up to Nelson, GOP Claims  Ask Concrete Proposals in  pa  Pe

(Heavy Toll is Taken in Texas by \Tornadoes, Thunderstorms, Hail:

PAM ARISES: MEO  Anti-Trading Stamp Bill Made Inte Revenue Measure

Frequent Borough Visitor  Charles Coburn Dies At 84 After Surgery; Actor

Longest ‘Show Biz’ Career Ends  Charles Coburn, 84, Dies After Throat Operation

Demonstrations Collapse  Lunchtime Ends Spirit Of Revolt in Belgium

Winter Expected To Go Down As One Of Harshest On Record   Arkansas State Loses Legislative Fight For University Status

Transfer To Rules Group  Considered   Seeks Action On  Kennedy Program a ong ¥

May Transfer The Filibuster Controversy  Would Shelve Debate ~ In Senate fo Start Wor

Filibuster Test Vote Seen Near   Mansfield Seeks to Shift Proposal to a Committee

May Transfer The Filibuster Controversy  oe Shelve Debate mn Canalo ta lari War!   Would Shelve Debate In Senate to Start Worl On Kennedy Program

Mansfield Eyes Committee ~  Senate May: Shunt Filibuster: Battle

Filibusters Fight Shift ToBeSought   Mansfield to Move For Transfer to Senate Committee

Delay Possible In Fight Over Filibuster Rule   Mansfield Planning To Transfer Row To His Committee

Report Democratic Leader Mansfield Prepared. To Transfer Controversy From Senate Unless Rule Change Wins Test Vote

Mansfield Nears Filibuster Move   May Ask Switch to Rules Committee

Mansfield may transfer rule controversy to committee   30 senate may work on Kennedy nrovosals

Senate Rule Change Vote Seen Likely   Move To Prevent Filibusters Could Go To Committee

Mansfield Sef lo Cut Dispute  mersincemen Bitlace BDaee   Rayburn, Rules Boss Hold Secret Huddle

Filibuster Fight May Be Shifted To Committee   Mansfield Is Reported Ready to Postpone Argument in Senate

Filibuster Test May Be Delayed   Compromise on Rules Committee Reported Rejected by Rayburn

Move Looms By Mansfield On Filibuster  May Seek Transfer  Of Rule Controvers'  fa tee eae 2 44 OO oe

Senate Dem Chief Ready To Switeh Line Of Battle On Filibuster Fight

May Be Sent To Committee Mansfield Plans Switch In Filibuster Controversy

SSE”  MANSFIELD MAY DELAY FILIBUSTER FIGHT   KENNEDY PLEDGES S TO SERVE ALL AMERICANS

Report Mansfield May Shi Filibuster. Rule Controversy Info Own Commitfee

Leaislature Opens ‘61 Session Today   Senate Filibuster Squabble Puts Other Bills on Sideline

JFK discards his crutches  Fecearte cruactc   Escorts guests to luncheon in  the White House

Includes Monroe. Pike. Carbon  $21,320,451 Spent On NE District Highways

NOW! HOSPITAL PROVED TABLET BRINGS SAFE" NATURAL-LIKE SLEEP   No kabit-forming barbiturates or narcotics! You wake up refreshed .. . without “morning-after” grogginess!

Stress Need te Develop 400 Acres   Meeting Called for Chatsworth Owners  De UWkyYe TepADT 4 kT

Stress Need to Develop 400 Acres   Meeting Called for Chatsworth Owners

: 10 Of Victims Involved In Four-Car Route 21 Crash iememncaeieeeeeeniehemeaamemn aan aiaeanencei nace eaemeentiacimaineaniiiieniemnnineniee ir Te  7015 Persons Injured In Area Traffic Accidents Hospital Patients

President Seeks FPC Head Okay  Action To Follow   Action To Follow Bitter Debate On Morvan Selectian

Stevenson Faces  A Difficult Task   ‘Begins Talks With President of Ecuador

Stevenson. Eeuadoreans  Launch Talks  Adlai Faces One Of Most Difficult Parts Of Mission

W. Va. Solons Give Barron  Full Support   Special Legislative Session Enis; Finanee Aets Pa

Cold) Air Mass Ushers in Winter Like Weather Vhrouehout Phe State

Bashir Ahmad Learns He'll Visit Mecca, Sits Down in Hotel Room and Cries

Soviet Demands Are Rejected in 3-Power Notes   Blunt Stand Leaves Path Open for Effort To Negotiate

Three Western Powers RejectSoviet Berlin Plan As Grave Peace Threat

Allies Offer To Attempt Settlement   Notes Point To Kremlin Blame Tn Germany Cri:

West Rejects Soviet Claims In Germany   U. S., Britain, France Offer To Negotiate Accord In Dispute

See Threats Over Berlin  Peace Peril      Kremlin’s Claim On Peace Treaty Refuted In Notes

French, British Also Tell Soviet Of West Policy   All Three Messages Indicate Possible Future Negotiations

Says Crisis Puts Peace In Jeopardy - Offers To Work Out  _ Negotiated Decision On German Prohleme

U. S., Britain. French Notes  Made Public   Soviet Union Hit For Jeopardizing World Peace By Its Threats Against West Berlin

Can't Wipe Out Rights InBerlin by Signing Pact With East, Notes Assert

No Reason For Crisis,  Reds Told   ‘Western Powers ‘Display Unity

Say Threats Peril Lives Ot Millions   Snub Claim Treaty With East Germans Would Nip Rights

Western Powers Reject Soviet Claims Over Effect of Berlin Peace Treaty 

Notes Reveal Positions of U.S., Russia   No Reason for Crisis Over Berlin, Says United States

Claim Russ Peril Lives of Millions   Soviet Demand for Own Treaty Defied by Allies

Millions Of Lives Tn Danger   Western Powers Reject Claim On Berlin Rights

 ‘Allies Also Rej ect Red  ‘Claims   Separate Treaty Menace To Peace: Big Three Offers To Negotiate Problem

Stern Tones But  Willing ‘To Parley   Glance At Texts   United States   France

Great Britain, France Send Message fo Reds Paralleling U.S. Note

Big Three Tell Russia ‘Jeopardizing World’   Western Powers Reject Russia’s Claim That it Can Wipe Out Their Berlin Rights; Offer to Negotiate Settlement

Won't Budge From Berlin,  Soviets Told   Lnited States Backed By Krance And Britain: Tells Reds Separate Treaty Can’t Affect Allied Status

Nations of West Send Sharp Note to Russia   Big Three Issue Warning  Responsibility Put on Reds

‘Offers Negotiated Talks To Settle Issue; Warns Of Danger If Crisis Pressed

Knrush ToldInNotes West Wril Stand Firm On Rights   Door Left Open, However, For Negotiation; U. S. Ready To Settle Crisis By Parleying On Principal O Self-Determination For German People

‘Reject Kremlin's Claim That It Can Wipe Out Their Rights In City by Signing Treaty With Communist East Germany

‘Great Britain, France Turn Down Red Stand  Warning to Soviet Coupled With Offer To Settle Crisis Through Negotiation

Jeopardizing World Peace, Kremlin Told   U. S. Note Says There Is No Reason For Crisis Over Berlin

OFFERS NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT  Rejects Soviet Threat  To Wipe Out Allied Rights In W. Berlin 

Warn Russia !f Must Take Blame For Crisis   Willing to Negotiate, Nikita Told

Allies Warn Russians Of “Grave Dangers’ In Move To Destroy Basic Powers

Allies Ask For 2-Way Action   U. S., Britain, France Reveal Notes’ Contents

Western Allies Reject Russian Claim on Rights   Lives of Millions Jeopardized, Charge

Inreats Endanger Lives of Millions   Western Powers Reject Soviet Union's Claim on Treaty: Offer to Neqotiate

U.S., Britain Warn K On West Berlin   East Germans Continue to Flee to Freedom as Red Cops Sit on Hands

Kast German Treaty Rejected   Britain and France Join U.S. in Blunt Notes to Moscow

NOTES-AT-GLANCE  Big Three Allies Refuse To Give In To Khrushchev

West Rejects Moscow Claims On Berlin, Hits Peace Threat   Meeting Of Joint Chiefs, ‘Security Council Called

Simultaneous Notes Tell Mr. K Where To Get Off  West Lays Down Berlin Law

Millions Would Face Death If New Move Triggers War, Western Powers Tell Nikita

MERCURY DIPS TO 30s IN INDIANA  Soaked State to Get More Showers Today

President Names Gen. Curtis LeMay To Two-Year Term as Air Force Chief

Gen. LeMay Selected Air Force Commander   Hard-Driving Builder Of Bomber Force Named To Two-Year Term In Top Post

Pareled Ex-Convict Held In Brutal Slaying Of Retired Methedist Minister

Hold Suspect in Slaying  of Minister   Ex-Convict Denies Part in Bruial Murder

Criticizes Treatment Of Farm Problem   Sen. Russell _ Uraes Priority

Farm Program Of Kennedy Is Hit In Georgia   Sen. Russell Says it Should Be  First Business

South Korea President Quits Office   lron-Fisted Rule Clamped on Asia Nation by Junta

President Yun Resigns; Army Runs 5. Korea   Leader of Coup Sure of Support of United Statec

Chang Predicts Continued U.S. Cooperation   Bowles Declares Recognition of Nev Regime Probable

‘Little Contribution’ S. Korean President Resigns As Military Rule Prevails

NATION IS UNDER IRON MAN RULE   QQ  President Yun’s Resigna. tion Leaves Gen. Chanc In Full Control; Censor. ship Imposed, 93¢ Arrested.

§. Korea President Resigns   930 Suspected Leftists Jailed by Army Chiefs

Korea President Resigns Today  Rebels Are Confident  nnnarrittinn

Korea President Quits, Military Control Tighten:  Ruling Chiefs Arrest   Ruling Chiefs Arrest 930 Leftist Susvects, Impose Censorship

Yun Po-sun resigns post as president   Iron-man rule prevails again in South Korea

Regrets Military Revolutl on  South Korean President Resians Office

Korean President Resigns And Military Junta Takes Full Control: 930 Jailed   CONFIRM RESIGNATION

President Of §. Korea Quits Military Rules   Suspected Leftists Arrested; Strict Censorship Imposed

On the Inside..   Last Constitutional Officer In South Korea Quils Post

Korean President Quits; Military Rule Complete; Seek U.S. Co-operation

Yun Resigns; Korea Under Militar y Rule  Junta ‘Arrests 930° ’ Ssspected Leftists,

Military Rule Prevails for First Time Since Synqman Rhee’s Ouster

President Quits Post In Korea   Military Chiefs Arrest 930, Impose Stringent Censorship on Papers

Full Military Rule Prevails As Second h Command Quits   Korean President Yun Po-Sun Steps Down Early Today

Full Military Government In Charge; Head of Junta Expects Support of U.S.

‘Korean President Quits As Last Official ‘Of Fallen Regime; Military Rule Prevails

_. LAST LEADER STEPS ASIDE President Of Korea Capitulates, Hands  Reins To New Reoinie

South Korear President Resigns  Only Constitutional  Official Left After Coup Seized Power

Military Rule Prevails As Group Succeeds   Chief of Junta Hopes U. S. Will Support Regime

Control Soliditied In S. Korea   President Quits Post, 930 Suspected Leftists Arrested By Military Chiefs

Yun Resigns Presidency of South Korea   Junta Chief Asks Backing Of United States

Mother Had Died Doctor Uses Kitchen Knife In Emergency Child Birth

Hundreds Of Thousands Cheer End Cf Rule of “Little Caesar’ Of Caribbeun

Dream of Camel Driver From Pakistar Comes True: He Visits United States

Rusk Sees Ray of Hope In Laos Crisis   Calls ‘Cessation OF Hostilities' Of Too Concern

SEATO Prépared to Take Action If Necessary  Rusk Returns ‘Much Encouraged’ Over Recent Developments in Laos Crisis

Unofficial Laos Truce Acceptable   Rusk Puts Cease-Fire First Rather Than Russ Pledge, Then Start of Negotiations

Returns From Key Allied Conferences   Stresses SEATO Action If Negotiations . Fail In Peace Effort

Rusk Back, ‘Encouraged’ About Laos  Says SEATO Conference "Dendurtive

Shooting to Stop  Before Conference SEKATO Readv for Action   SEATO Ready for Action If Peace Negotiations Fail

Rusk Will Brief JFIK On SEATO   Conference Bue Today In Fla; Rusk Encouraved

Pentagon Has No Firm Plan To Release Reservists, Guardsmen Called to Duty

IKE'S NEW BUDGET  ed a nt ee ar NE eee rnemammameneesmeanca te  Farm Program  Asks $6 Billions

Eisenhower Raps Price Support Laws In Offering $5.7 Billion Farm Budget

Measures Call: ing Vor 24th € ongressional Distri ict +  Ohio May Meet With Defeat

Used fo Treat Rayburn  Cancer Drug Resembles Food—Actually Poison

-Gizenga Boycotts Meeting a . ~Kasavubu Takes. Chai Of Leaders’ Confab ~

BOY, 7, PLUNGES 275 FT IN PIPE   Father and Ranchers Save Him in Well

[NTERBORO FAILS TO VOTE BOND ISSUE re i OE BOIS  TV, Radiomen Cause Dispute

BLAAT! FOR BLUEBLOODS  Despite Dandified Page Outfit, Earl Shows He's Still All Boy

His Little Lordship Had Enough  He'll Teach ‘em to Dress Him in a Satin Suit!

House Unit Aarees To Expenditure   Committee Grants Full Program Askec For Military

Heavier Military Outlay Okayed   Committee’s Approval Of $42.7-Billior Seen Likely To Stand In Both Houses

House Committee Sees ‘General Worsening Of  International Situation’

OKAYED BY HOUSE EARLIER Senate Completes Action  On Water Storage Plans

RATE PROBE APPEARS UNLIKELY  Legislator May Be F orced  To Answer Two Questions

Ohio House Holds Heari ing Decision Aga inst Probe Of Utility Rates Indicated -

Nike-Zeus Nears  Production Stage  - Budgetary Squeeze Is’ Causing Delay

Beverly Allan may have been slain shortly after her boyfriend died

Late News   Cuban Rebels Arrange Talks With Their U.S. Benefactors

Meeting Set To Talk Cuba  Ransom Plan   Prisoner Group, Benefactors To Discuss Terms

MECC? WH Americans  Released Cuban Rebels Striving to Arrange Trade for Other Captives

TRACTOR SWAP TALKS ADVANCE   Cuban Rebels to See  American Benefactors

Castro Seeks Prisoner Swap   “Political Captive’ Exchange Demandec by Dictator

Castro Angry at U.S. ‘Insults   Threatens to Call Off Prisoner Exchange

Cuba Warns 1,100 Capturec In Invasion  Castro Says U. S. ‘Insults’ May

Castro Asks Own Men for Cuba Rebels   Says Tractor-Prisoner Deal ‘Indemnification’

*rvisoner Exchange  [alks Under Way  Cuban Rebels Meeting With  Citizens Group in Washington

Committee of 1( Captives Arrives In Washington   Castro “Parolees’ to Confer With Leaders Of Citizens Group

Castro Threatens Death to POWs   Invaders May Face Military Courts If U.S. ‘Persists in Insults,’ Cuban Chief Says

‘TO MEET BENEFACTORS ‘Rebels in. America To Discuss Ransom Offer

Meeting Set On € tt Bid For Ransom  U.S. Funds Sought To Obtain Tractors * a, UC: Seer:  Bie lanes

Rebels Of Cuba Meet With U. .  eo ee ee   Discuss Terms For Swapping Prisoners For 500 Bulldozers

Exchange Of ‘Political Prisoners’ With United States Sought By Castro

New Detying of Cease-Fire Denounced   Assault by Reds Belies Hint of Accord at Vienna

24-Year-Old Electronics Engineer German Blonde Is:‘Winner Of Miss Universe Honors

Contest Phase Ending Kennedy Could be You To Talk On Luxury Trip On Crisis

Vow Has Lily Pad In Heaven  Seven-Legged Frog ‘Taken In’ By ‘Girl’

7-LEGGED TRAGE DY  ee re  Heel Named Hercules  Finds Achilles’ Weak Spot

Officials Hopeful Traffie Deaths Will Be Low  By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Traffic Deaths May Fall- Under Last New Year   Occurrence Far Below Estimates as First 78 Hours Are Passed

Avub Asks Industrial  Assistance ‘We Need Help.’  Businessmen Told

Princess Margaret, Armstrong-Jones  Expect Their First Child This Fall

Six American Baptist Missionaries, Families Arrested by Congolese

Sputnik Hasn't ‘Escaped’ US aDefense Crew   Info Clampdown, Russian Secrecy Creates Mystery

County Red Cross Names Officers: Citations Are Presented At Dinner Meet

Farm Bureau Supports Rep. Battin on Foreign Policy   Battin Says JFK Farm Program  ‘Whipping Boy’

Farm Bureau Supports Rep. Battin on Foreign Policy   Battin Says JFK Farm Program ‘Whipping Boy’   In Denver Political Brainwashing  Ed Wren Says White House Parley Was ‘Kennedy Flying Circus’

By Soviet Resuming Tests  U.N. Dealt Severe Blow On East-West Disarming

 in U.N. Ss Propaganda Lea  Golden Opportunity for U.S. to Blast Home Run

U.S. in No Hurry  to Resume Testing   Atom Test Issue Gives U.S. ChancetoWooNeutral Bloc

May Help U. S. Win Friends  Disarmament Progress Hit By Test Decision

Soviet Cripples U.N. Arms Plar   Kennedy's Coolness Seen Boon For U.S.

See Propaganda Victory For U. S.  From Soviet Nuclear Weapons Test

Reds Jar Hopes for Disarming   Soviet Nuclear Tes! Stand Gives U.S. Propaganda Gain

Veo WV Pporunity eacaniane i ciate  Soviet Decision Smasties UN Hopes for Disarmament

OVER TOWER ELECTION  Gleeful GOP Raises Roof   Demos Stunned By Tower Victory

GOP INSIST TWO-PARTY STATE HERE   Attorney General Declares Losers — Must Revitalize

Laotian Accord Looms   Britain, Russia Said “Very Near’ Agreemeny On Cease-Fire Appeal

British See Settlement In Laos Situatior   * Cease-Fire Seen In Near Future By Foreign Office

Cease-l'ire In Laos Seems Nearer; Russian Approval! Of Western Timetable Seen

Today’s Index   A Paops. 4 Sertinns   British Claim Russia To Give OK Report Laos Cease-Fire Nea

More Troops Assigned To Europe Duty   McNamara Orders Reinforcements To Back U. S. Position

50,000 US. Troops to Back Berlin   Another 10,000, Tons of Equipment Leave Within Month

U.S. Orders More Troops to Europe  Another 10,000 Will Be Transferred

Another 10,000 Troops Ordered Sent To Europe To Bolster Allied Force

yourn king covery   Now After Record   . $. Reinforcements  ‘Europe Total 50,000

Teacher-Legislator To Infroduce Bil For Statewide Testing Of Students 

More Than 5,000 Displaced  Rescue Activities Pushed As Floods HMitAreasIn South

ye Edis re  Showers Add To Misery in Soggy South  Floods Continue   Floods Continue To Cause Damage Along Gulf Coast

Ra ging River: S Batter Towns  Tn Deep South   Two-Tots Drowned As Boat Capsizes -In Rescue Attempt

Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia Water-Logged By Heavy Floodwaters   To Seek Federal Aid

Thousands Flee Floods  In South    Mississippi May  Seek Disaster Aid

Flood Threats Remain Serious In Gulf States   Rescue Operations Are In Full Swing; Guard Units Help in Alabame

HATTIESBURG FLOOD ROUTS THOUSANDS   Governor Of Mississippi Tours Area, Asks Federal Disaster Aid; Dixie Rains Continue.

Thousands In Gulf States Flee Floods’   Waters From.6 Days Of Rain Rush South— U.S. Aid May Be Askec

Troops Aid in Flood Rescues in Alabama   South Water-Logged as Rivers Rise Over Banks

Gulf States Flooded: Six Days Of Rain   Rampaging Rivers May Go 15 Feet Over Flood Stage

Floods Threaten Gulf Coast States; 5,000 Leave Homes In Mississippi

More Showersin Southern Areas  Floods Are Serious in States on Gulf

Pilot's Heart, Breathing Rafe Double In Test   Flight Called ne Of Smoothest, Mos Successful To Date

Maj. Robert White Takes X-15 Ride 4() Miles Up Seeks New Sneed Record

Ist Grade Pupils, Who Can’t Read, Study Geometry In Alabama Sehac]

Haven't Learned To Read But They Study Geometry   In An Alabama First-Grade Clase

Minufeman Roars Out of Control  Launch From Silo Ends in Dicsacter

Samos II Circling The Globe   Communications Pioneer Vehicle Carries Out Job

“Samos IY Will Radio Pictures to Earth  USS. Electronic Military Scout Is Circling Globe on Polar Orbit

U.S. Spy Satellite In Orbit   Equipped to Take Pictures of Foes’ Buildup of Arms

U.S. Orbits Satellite To Photo Earth   Designed To Take Pictures Detecting Potential Foe Actior

NEW SCOUT SATELLITE IN POLAR ORBIT   ‘Super-Secret Samos I! Car ries Radiation Recording Devices, Cameras.

Qpace Mace:  Spy Satellite Is Circling World   Samos II Successfully Sent Into Orbit by U. S.

Ultimatum Moditied Algerians Stand by Threat To Shun French Peace Talks

2 More Men Found Alive In Wreckage  Pentagon Stops Training Shots After Tragedy

Drug Store Gutted by Flames   Reseue Teams Discover 2 Bomber Crash Survivors   PILL LOL ILA LE LDL LL ELE LOLI (See Related Story Page 6)  PP OL LLL LOLOL LL LLL LILO LL LLL LM LL

 10-Year-Olds Comment on Bomb: “We'll All Die”, “I Won't Worry”. “World Is Going Crazy”

Kitko Is Named A:  Successor   Outgoing Official Cites Press Of Private Practice

Bowles Given Another Post in State Dent.   10 Changes Made By JFK In Shakeup Of High Command

Kennedy Revises Policy Team  Ball Given Bowies Post   Embassies Not Called   Bowles Rejects Assignment Paper Says   wWiOser ries vv iin v¥ nire mouse  Administration Shakeup Designed To Strengthen State Department

SOREIGN POLICY MOVES  Broad Shakeup Ousts Bowles As Undersecretary

Controversial Bowles Is Major Figure in Change NIE LL ENNMNANOL TT NEL ET TL TE N ETO LN TE N T EIA L LALO LEN AINE,  Kennedy Shakes Up State, White House Staffs

JIK’s High Command  Shaken Up  Ten Involved In Changes; No One Fired

Bowles Among 10 Given New  Federal Posts   Changes Make More Effective Matching Of People With Jobs

Bowles Due New Job  Kennedy Shakes Up U.S. Foreign Policy Advisers

Bowles Is Shifted To New Position:  10 Jobs Involved   No One Leaves Administration ; Harriman Moves

Bowles No Longer In Key State Post   New ‘High Policy’ Position Set; Harriman Also Named In Shakeup

Bowles Gets Advisory Job   Nine Others Switched In Foreign Policy Posts

Changes fn Poliey  Leaders   Ten Officials Moved Tn Shuffle By  Kennedy

Ten Officials Involved But Not Dropped   State Department And White House Staffs Affected

JFK REVEALS SHAKEUP IN TOP COMMAND   Chester Bowles Moved To Another Job In State Branch   WHITE HOUSE STAFF IS ALSO SHUFFLED

President Switching His Aides   Ten Top Officials Involved In Transfers

Bowles Out of No. 2 Job in State Lineup   No One Dropped as 10 Persons Are Moved Around; Bowles Exnected to Stay in Department.

JFK Shakeup Is First Of  His Command   Bowles Included In Move Made Minus Details

RMCStCH Midy UC ®  President shuttles cards; Bowles on bottom of deck

Bowles, Nine Others Given New Posts   No One Leaves Administration; Harriman Given State Dept. Post

Ave, Bowles Involved in Major Shuffle George Ball  No. 2 Man in State Dept.

Major Shakeup Staged In JFK Administration  10 Persons Involved,  But No One Dropped;  Rell Sueeaede Bowloc

Chester Bowles Shifted From State Department Post In Sunday Shake-up

WEEN BMWS OD FOF ti rit  All 10 State Department Officials Stay On Payroll

Soapy Fails To Mollify Critics   ‘Balderdash, He Says; MP’s Dowt Buy It

State Legislature Gets Set i ur Public Hearings Qn Sales Tax Bill   Floor Debate Thursday

“TREASONOUS SITUATION” Charges U. S. Training Commie Pilots in Texas

Treasonous Situation... Communist Pilots Are  Training at Perrin AFB

Four Yugoslav Fliers Reside At Texas Base   National Guard Major Calls Setup ‘Treasonous Situation

POWERS MAY BE RELEASED FROM PRISON   U2 Pilot Will Choose To Stay In Russia, Paper Says   WIFE WILLING TO RESIDE IN MOSCOW

Say Russ Will Free Flyer Powers Soor  ~ Expected. to Choose To Live in Soviet

Good Neignbors Nutter Calls for Stronge: State-Canada Relations      Princess Margaret Is Expecting First Baby

Good Neighbors Nutter Calls for Stronge! -State-Canada Relations

Kansas Sifes Named fo Store Wheat   Emergency Supplies Will Be Placed At Wichita, Topeka

Air Force Gets Wide Control Of Satellites   Scouting and Mapping Operations, Surveys  Covered by Order

Brenninger Refused to Take Oath in Dispute  Solon Gives Up House Seat

Sonic Boom Has Las Vegas Folk Jamming Phone   Police Say Sound Made by Jet Plane

INDEX   eS, Fe egee fs VONnrseag—— ae  Nuclear Blast was Silent She: pe wis

CONFUSED CITY Las Vegans Still Believe Sonic Boom Was Nuclear Test

Revenge Seen In Prosectttion  Doctor Takes Rap At State’s Attorney

Boehme Cites ‘Vengeance Of Prosecutor   Doctor Is Charged With Poisoning Wife Through Vein

Revenge Seen In Prosecution  Doctor Takes Rap  As Cébaéa’e tha renew

WEIGHED BY ADMINISTRATION Economy Slump, Gold Problems Figure in Ist Finance Operation

Treasury Takes Een mann nance Cham f HHQHUYy JICY Offers New Bills To Provide Cash

New Finance PlanMapped By Treasury   $6.9 Billion in 18-Month Notes to Be Offered Monday

Movement Under Way to Oust Churchill ‘From Commons Post for Younger Man

Senate Tax Group May Seek Action   Showdown on Withholdinc Believed Near; Wright's Delay Tactics Opposed

St. Joe Wins Round Over  Township   High Court Rules On Annexation

Algerian Envoys:Put on Defensive By French Cease-fire and Amnesty

French Concessions  Carry Talks To Rebel:   Halt Offensive Action In Algeria, Release Five Ministers From Prison

2 Witnesses Testify In Trial Of Gls   Car Identified As Being Near Dead Man’s Pick-Up

TRAGEDY AT WOODSIDE Bank Aide Kills Wife, Son, Self  Over Finances

Stamps © rioricy on inree-f OInt ft rOstam  ‘Kennedy to Youth: ‘Be Physically Fit’

 Exercise Said Key to Success  Kennedy Gives Pep Talk P.S. to Meet

Missouri House Advances Billto Boost Gas Tax   House Rebels Against Dalton’s Wishes In a Tough Amendment.

WHO PRPCO IVIOMUHS TO MET APP  Missouri’ 5 House Advances Two-Cent Gas Tax Increase

“Miracle” Saves College Student From Death At Bottom Of Old Mine Air Shaft

Trapped 11 Hours:  ‘Miracle Saved Boy, 15 From Bottom Of Mine Pit

‘Miracle’ Saves Trapped School Lad After 1] Hour Ordeal In Mine-Shaft

Youth Narrowly Escapes Death in Fall Down Shaft of Abandoned Silver Mine

15-Year-Old Larry Dacek Tells Of Being Trapped 11 Hours In Mine Shaft

Rescue Called Miracle  Youth Trapped In Air Shaft Of Deserted Mine  1 Hours

KIDS OUT OF SCHOOL   Wealthy Louisville Man Holding Two - Week “Religious Retreat’ At His “Mt. Vernon” Home.

NEW SABOTAGE CHARGES FILED   Brous Eager To Tell Story To World, Pro secutor Says.

NewSabotage Charge Filed Against Brous   See Page Two For Earlier Story

Sunday Blue Law Finding Is Appealed  Local Supermarket Case to Be Heard By Supreme Court

TWO KILLED ON LC. CROSSING IN FARINA SUNDAY   City of Miami Plows Intec Automobile At High Speed.

TWO KILLED ON LC. CROSSING IN FARINA SUNDAY   ONE RR GerE MER OED  City of Miami Plows Into Automobile At High  Speed.

Elkhart Lake's Quiet Smashed  Young Mob Fights Police After Race

Mob Riots At Elkhart Lake   Five Taken Into Custody After Violence ~ Two Policemen Injured

Youthful Mob At Car Races Battles Police   Elkhart Lake Scene of Wild Melee; 4 Arrested

Elkhart Lake Relaxes After  Rowdie Rumble  College Throngs Repeat Florida Riotina Soree

Elkhart Lake Regains Composure  High Pressure Hoses Smash Youthful Rioting After Races

  Eastern States Event Saturday Night  y s * Drum, Bugle Corps Competition In Bristol Attracts Seven Units      Four Judges

  ‘Drum, Bugle Corps Competition In Bristol Attracts Seven Units  Eastern States Event Saturday Night

‘Behan’s Been But He’s Gone’ sb So ~S .   Quarry Eludes Friend On Mammoth Pub Crawl

But continues use of terror   U.S. prestige to suffer if rebellion is failure   Russians Gain

Forces Lo se Battle,  But : Continue  Va  Has Impact On US. Position’

Top Officials View Cuban Crisis * * * * _* * * * * * * * * * * *  Anti-Castro Forces Lost The Rattle Rut Not Tho Wi

Castro Hails His Victory Over Rebels   More Men Executed; Guerrilla Activity Expected to Pick Up

Admits Cuban Army Suffered ‘Tragic Losses   Victory Announcement Followed by New Executions; Third Yank Shot.

Cuban Ruler Says Invading Force Beafen   Another American Among Seven Shot ‘to Death in Havana

(“Red vs. Monroe Doctrine,” an editorial. Page 22.)  (War of Nerves Could Spark Shooting. Page 72.)

excite: Grounns lia U.S. Insist Move Te Aries C meten, fle Cone a Away

Anti-Castro Units Lose Battle, Net War For Freedom  Castro Win Seen as Heavy Propaganda Weapon in Area

U. o. POSITION In Latin America Veait voethacKk  Anti-Castro Forces Lose Battie But Still Have Long-Term Hope:

Cuban Leader Claims Victory Over Invaders   Exile Sources Insist Fighting Far From Over

Fidel Castro Proclaims Triumph  Says Invasion Force Destroyed, Tiahtens   Says Invasion Force Destroyed, Tightens His Grip On Isiand

nedels Admif Iragic Losses --Castro Claims Invaders Crushed   Rebels Say War Isnt Yet Lost   See Related Pictures, Stories, Page 2%

SHERMAN. TANKS ‘CAPTURED’ ne Invasion Crush ed, Castro Proclaims

Dictator Tightens Grip With Purge, New Executions       ‘Lost Battle—-Not The War’   Laos Cease Fire Due Shortly, Say British

Third American Falls To. Firing Squads: Tightens. Grip With New Executions

Castro Claims Rebel Invasion  Force Crushed   Rebels Salvage Some Hope From Disasterous Attempt

Report Rioting Breaks Qut Aboard Ship  s Of Fi ants  Told iy Amer Leaving Ves: “?

Restrain Algerian Women, Children In Stand Against French Curfew

Moslem women in Paris stage demonstration against curfew   No force   Don veils

1,000 Arrested By Paris Police   Moslems Preventec From Shows, Street Fighting   $0 SAID KILLED

DEMOCRATIC POINT OF VIEW Senator Mansfield Reviews  The Congressional Session

Confirms Hints   OU Aide Awaited  Final Testimony Opens In School Merger Dispute

JFK REVIEWS RUSS THREATS WITH ADVISORS   Secretary Of Defense Says No Berlin Buildup Due   WHITE HOUSE MEET CALLED HURRIEDLY

No Present Plans To Increase Forces In Europe, Defense Secretary Claims

No Buildup Planned  In Berlin  McNamera Says U.S. ‘Strong’: Advisers Confer

Statement Made After Kennedy Calls Advisers For Discussion  Of New Threats

McNamara Sees U.S, Stand Firm   Defense Boss Tas No Plan For Arms Build Up

Kennedy, Top Aides Discuss Russ Threats   McNamara Reports No “Present Plans” To Bolster Forces

U.S. Plans No European Troops Hike  Kennedy, Aides Discuss Soviet Threats At Meet

Not Planning To Beef Up  Our Garrison  Red Threats Reviewed by JFK and Aides

Kennedy Calls Aides On Berlin   No Plans Now  For Force Build-Up

Kennedy Tells Conferees Of Berlin Crisis   Hurriedly Calls Security Council To White House

Urgent Talks Held  On Berlin Issues  No Plans for Building Up Forces, McNamara Says

Top Advisers Confer With President   McNamara Says Berlin Stand Is Not Belligerent

Breach of Freedom Religious Leaders Confer On Hutterite Sect Curb

Breacn or rreeqom     Religious Leaders Confer On Hutterite Sect Curb

Tax Chief Warns Retailers Against Concealing Funds   Penalties Are Draftec For Those Cheating On Sales Levy

Along Area Streams:   No Sales Tax Increase.  Erbe Tells GOP Brass

Draw Battle Lines On Relieving Propert Taxes Affer Erbe Kills Sales Tax Ideas

Erbe Warns He Will Veto Sales Tax Boost   Study Ways to To Get Property Tax Relief

DEPRESSED AREAS’ NEED CITED  JFK May Expand Peace Corps for Use in U.S.

Peace Corps May Be Expandec to Include Depressed Areas   See earlier story, Page 7

JOLUNTEERS MAY WORK IN US.   ‘Peace Corps Response  Pleases Kennedy

You'll Find It   To Include ‘Home Front’- President May Broaden Peacc Corps

Peace Corps Studied For Use In This Country  Ps ow Poa pee Ow    Debate Sending Volunteers Into Slum Regions

Letter to Anderson  Examiner Asks Legal Actioy On County Pay Increases

His Shaff Plan Vote Roused Party Ire Maverick Demo Solon Says  F olks Back Home Approve

After Going On Air To Ask Killer To Surrender  Disc Jockey Held As Hit-Run Death Driver

Abusive Language Jewish Leaders Tongue-Lashed By Eichmann, Court Told

Senate At Work On Aid Bill  1/ winters Came TA   Vainly Seek To Make Program Acceptable

Pattern Sought In Supervision Of US Foreign Aid   Seek Means to Satisfy Congress It Has Control

NATO Nuclear Arsenal Grows. Says Norstad   Great Misconceptions About Its Capability

Winston Asks Higher Wages For Policemen   Two Grades Would Get Less Hikes

BRITISH SPY CASE WIDENS   Intelligence Agents Seek More Persons In Theft Of Secrets   CANADIANS?

RITISH AGE SEEK OTHERS N CONSPIRACY   Scotland Yard Gets More Warrants

Abortive Plot.To Assassinate Adlai During Argentina Visit Bared: U.S. Marine Wounded

Plot to Assassinate Adlai Stevensor In Argentina Told: Marine Shot

U. S. Supreme Court © : Death Sentence Set Aside: . Labor Bribe Verdict Upheld

0 PER CENT EFFECTIVE Cancer-¢ onquering Drug Hailed as Breakthrough

Books Closed on Tax Case of Sgt. York $25,000 Check Effects Full Payment

SLIM CHANCE FOR SURVIVORS - IN SEA CRASH      "Winds ‘Hamper Search Fo. ‘Fransport Which Carried a 23 Men.

SLIM CHANCE FOR SURVIVORS ~ IN SEA CRASt   Winds Hamper Search Fo Fransport Which Carried 23 Men.

Searchers Find No Trace of U.S Piane in Ocean  Rescue Aircraft Fly   Rescue Aircraft Fly Into Wind and Snow Off Newfoundland

Missing Plane Search Resumed  Wind, Snow Hamper  £fnrte Over Orann

Continue Hunt For Transport And 23 Aboard   Find No Trace of + 4-Engine C118 Off Newfoundland

Winds Halt Sea Search  For Plane  U.S. Transport, arch. SS B..   U.S. Transport, With 32 Persons Aboard, Vanishe:

Resume Air Search For Lost Plane   Explosion Seen By Navv Patrol Craft; 23 Are Feared Dead

X15 Pilot Discounts  $Dasdinan’l Dibsimslting- _ “FROULIIIC MZITTICUNLICO,  Sets 3,140 mph Record

By Air Force Test Pilot   Record Breaking Flight Claimed ‘Just Routine’

U.S. Pilot Sets Speed Record   Flies X15 Rocket Ship 3,140 m.p.h.

Pa rents’ Religion Barred Aid  Court-Ordered Blood Fails to Save Boy, 3

 Little Leaguer, 9, Killed by Ball;  Father Consoles Grieving Hurler

Little Leaguer Hit in Chest by Ball, Dies: Father Hopes Game Won't Be Curtailed

juutite Leaguer Killed [Dead Boy’s Dad Consoles Pitcher Of Fatal Baseball

Highway Construction Contracts For Kansas  Top $68 Million In '60

Senate comm. okays all-out space effort   Governors hear of aid-to-education program

Death Shocks And Dismays Washington   Renewed Kremlin Drive To Dominate Congo May Result

INDEX   NAMES IN THE NEWS.   Nixon Down on His Last Leg? No, the Old Foot Fell Asleep

Kennedy Plans Goodwill Drive  Sees Puerto Rico ~ Chief on Project

‘Puerto Rico as Goodwill Clearing House  Kennedy Moves to Improve U.S.-Latin America Relations

JFK Moves to Improve Latin, US Relations   Holds Conference With Governor of Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico a Key fo Better Relations With Latin America   Kennedy Confers with Gover nor of Island; May Delay Foreign Policy Shift.

Kennedy Tries to Better Latin Ties   May Use Puerto Rico as Goodwill Clearing House

Major step to win Latin neighbors  Puerto Rico   Puerto Rico as a goodwill clearing house

Liberians. Take Lead th Colling African, Asian Delegations  To Conference Today

Could Be Involved In Struggle To Hold Soviet Leadership   NO CONSOLATION TO FREE WORLD

Would Risk War To Defend Berlin   K MAY BE IN TROUBLE AT HOME But It’s Little Consolation to W est

Interpreting The News  Crisis Suggests Nikita In TroubleInKremlin

‘MATER ET MAGISTRA’  Pope’s Social Encyclical Cites Four Problems Confronting Man   SOCTALIZATION   SOCTALISM

budget Acts “Trresponsible’ ...  School Men Racked  On Financial Crisis

Six Jailed Riders In Hunger Strike   Mississippi Judge Fines 27 Segregation Foes $200; Mass Dixie Tours Planned

Five Riders Are Released On Bond   Meals Untouched Since Lunch On Friday

Six Negroes Awaiting Trial In Montgomery Jail Refuse Food      Five Others Arrested On Breach Of Peace Charges Post Bond

Nutter in Minneapolis Talk Cites Industrial  Possibilities in Montana

Nutter Tells Midwest Leaders of State’s Opportunities   Dr. Richards’ Report .  City-County Health Officer Cites.  Water, Milk Supply in This Area

DONALD HELLE IS ELECTROCUTED FREAK ACCIDENT   Former Operator of Sawmill At Wyoming Is Killed  TInetantio A+ Dntnam

Kennedy, North Carolina Reatfirm Old Ties In Chapel Hill Ceremony

Paroiee, Police Trade Bullets  Admits Robberies Following Capture

VeECISION L/Ue Regents Board Is Acting On MSC Forestry Lab   By Robert E. Miller

Union Leaders Waiting to Hear How Kennedy Proposes to Protect Jobs

French Jet Crashes, 77 Aboard Die   Airliner Slams Onto Morocco Rock ‘in Dense Fog

_ Three Americans Killed  French Jetliner Crashes, Burns In Morocco; 77 Die

Freak Crash Kills Woman   Florence Banker's Wife Fatally Hurt In Accident

Rioting Fans Strike Fever In Belgium  All Effearts To   All Efforts To Mediate Conflict Appear Doomed

‘Worst Riots Hit Belgium Despite King   Report Further Injuries As Street Fighting Breaks Ou

Divided Berlin Looms As Paris Talk Subject   RED BOSS WON'T PRESS FOR BERLIN SHOWDOWN

Governor Won't Approve General Sales Levy Move  Says State Fiscal Situation Acute,

U.S. Fighting Cold War For World Freedom   l-J Newsman Reports On D.C. Briefing

Radio Networ! Will Include Local District  300-Foot Tower And   300-Foot Tower And Transmitter To Be Erected At Each Of Six District Offices

Contract Awarded For Hi ehwa V Radio General Electrie Gives  $134,175 Bid Net-To  Include Six Districts

U.S. Ready To Rocket  Spaceman   Space Agency Says Launching Will Be Within Few Days

RIDER REMAINS SECRET  Space Agency Claims U.S to Orbit Man in Few Days

Astronaut Shot Due _ Next Week   Rocket On The Pad For 15Minute 11-G Ride.

First American Astronaut To Rocket on High Arc Near Space Next Week

Space Rocket Poised For Manned Flight   Capsule Already Is Atop Redstone Missile on Launching Pad, Ready for Astronaut’s Historic Trip; Limited Shot Expected Next Tuesday

Spaceman Launching Due Soon   Short Flight Is Expected Next Week

American Astronaut Ready...  US. Space Program Gains On Pace-Setting Russians

First Space Trip for U.S. Astronaut May Come Tuesday   NASA Reveals Plans for Launching; Soviet Spacema Would Like to Visit West.

U.S. Will Try Manned Space Shot In Week  Identity of Chosen Astronaut Secret; Rocket on Pad Now

Limited Space Shot Expected Tuesday   Unnamed Astronaut Will Be Launched From Cape Canaveral; Soar 115 Miles Up and Land In Atlantic Ocean

Astronaut’s Rocket Into Space Nears   Tuesday’s Target Date For One Of 3 In U.S. Program

Space Flight Check-up—   U.S. Ready..to Fire its First Man into Space

Astronaut Flight Planned Soon   Will Arc Into Near Space and Return

U.S. Astronaut to Be Rocketed Into Space Next Week   Expected to Reach Maximum Altitude of About 115 Miles

Astronaut Shot Due _ Next Week   Rocket On The 1 The Pad For 15. : Minute 11-G Ride.

United States Ready To Rocket Man Into Space      Redstone With Capsule Atop In Place On Launching Pad

First Astronaut's Flight Said Near   Limited Shot to Be on Tuesday, Says One Source

Astronaut To Take Off Next Week   Kacket, Cupsule On Lannehing Pad AL Cape Canaveral

Man-in-Space Shot Made Official Firing Is Set for Tuesday Morning

WOW! THE OUFEN’S NEW LOOK   NEW WAVE FACES FLORIDA “ Students By Scores Get Jail Sentences

$35 Or Three Days  Fort Lauderdale Authorities Clamp Fines On College Kids

25,000 Spring - Vacationing Students Stage Fresh Uprising As Police Clear Out Beach Area.   BLOCKADE CAUSES VAST TRAFFIC JAM

\Over 100 Arrested In Florida Scores Of Students Fined Or Jailed In New Rioting

More Than 100 Collegian: Arrested After Rioting; Sceres Given Sentences

Florida Police Jail Collegians   Scores Arrested To Prevent Riots

INDEX TO INSIDE PAGES   Over 100 More Arrested; Scores Get Jail Terms

Collegians Get Jail or Fines for Disorders  Tom Rroreen®   Police Drive” Holiday Crowd aff Beaches’

Florida Riots End; Police Bar Students  Collegians Cited By Officials, Ohio  Roascidente Arrested

Rioting Collegians Simmer Down  * * * *& + +: + de ~~ ~~ + +_- oa + +   Resort Business Suffers In Wake Of Disorders

Scores Of Students Jailed Or Fined  Following Fort Lauderdale Riots

Aceepts Three Negroes  Georgia Tech Voluntarily Tears Down Color Barrier

Georgia Tech Lowers Racial Bars Voluntarily ;  Three Negroes to Join 1000 White Frosh

Renuncio Gerente De  ‘Una Camara En La Cd  Nia 182 tee ee in T aw

 Renuncio Gerente De  Una Camara En La Cd. Nye QDawncnweleilia Taw

Hint Large Wheat Sale To Yugoslavs   Transaction Certain To Set Off Political Issue of Aid to Reds

US. May Make Big Wheat Sale To Yugoslavia   Transaction Likely to Raise Political Issue of Aid to Red Coun.  tries.

‘iY ugoslavia Negotiations, U. S. To Announce Surplus Wheat Sale

United States Gets Ready to Make Another Wheat Sale to Yugoslavia

Proposed Sale of Surplus Wheat to ! Yuaoslavia Will Revive Political Issue

Aid to Yugoslavia  US. Surplus Wheat Sale “May Raisé Political Issue

Tells What Happened When Home Exploded   By M. SGT. ED HOADLEY As Told to UPI

Inside . ..   Assassinations, Reprisals Castro Vows Persecution  For Cuban Insurgent Bands

Cuba Expects Dark Future UI Reprisals  ersecu tion Of 20   Persecution Of 20 Prisoners Vowed By Vengeful Castro

Predicts U. S. Satellite Navigation System Before the End of Next Year

Soviets Plan Appeal To U.N. On Tests Ban   Reds Expect Some Support From Neutrals

Soviet to Seek U.N. Support For Test Plar  Reds to By-Pass Three Power Talks a   Reds to By-Pass Three Power Talks a‘ Geneva, Try to Woc Neutrals,

To Bypass Three Power Geneva Talks   Hope To Win Support From Neutral Nations

Soviets To Take Test Plan To UN   To Bypass Nuclear Talks Of Big 3  Powers At Geneva

stealing Keystone State’ $ Thunder? Slurry Proposal Has Pa. Anxious

Only Eckert Opposes Hike In Pay Rafes   Eight Ordinances Voted; One Rejected, Others Given Reading

Approves Six Ordinances, One Rejected  easure  Eighth M   Eighth Measure Is Left Standing On Second Reading

Cumberland Twp. Planning Commission Gives Facts On Zoning Plans; Going To Hold Public Hearings Later On Issue

Khrushchev fells Titov he sounds like he has returned from a party

HOT TAR TRUCK —  DRIVEN BY REMSEN  MAN — CRUSHES HWY.  PATROL CAR WEDNESDAY‘  IN CHEROKEE MISHAP Tar Spills Out Over  ~— Highways 3 and § And Nearby Residence

Crash Dept.   HOT TAR TRUCK — ‘DRIVEN BY REMSEN  ‘MAN — CRUSHES HWY. PATROL CAR WEDNESDAY IN CHEROKEE MISHAP  : Tar Spills Out Over  — Highways 3 and 5  And Nearby Residence

Coast Ship Strike Idles Lurline   Soft Drinks Firms Sue Teamsters For $700,000

Princess Meg Bears a Son, Royal Heir  Baby Is Fifth In Line for British Throne

Drain VeCLEOrAlEes «ae Princess Margaret Gives  Birth to Son, All’s Well

Boy Born to Margaret   Princess Gives Birth to Baby in Clarence House Residence   No Name Yet

Fifth in Line to Throne     Princess Margaret Gives Birth to Boy

It's Boy For Meg, Tony; He’s Fifth  In Line For Throne  Both Mother, Child Doing Well: Royal Family, Nation Excited

It’s A Boy For Britain’s Margaret   Mother Well, Baby Fifth In Line To England's Throne

Son Is Born To Princess Early Today   Margaret, Bab) ‘Doing Well’ Bulletin Says

INDEX   Princess Margaret Gives Birth to Son At London Home of Queen Mother

Princess Margaret of England Gives Birth to First Child-A Healthy Son

Snacecratt To Defect Blasts   New Development is Announced By United States

House Single Bill Short of Record 567 Filed in Session 2 Years Ago

Moroccan ireeps ~ Refuse to Fiyis ~ Area  Kasavubu ae He Will Fight UN “ For Country

Congo Firm  On 2 Ports   Refuses to Hand Over Cities To UN: Control is Assumed

Congo Refuses Return Of Supply Ports; Hail Ouster Of U.N. Troops

Regime Decides lo Control All U.N. Traffic   Government Also Wants Airfields, Other Facilities In Joint Operation.

_ STRATEGIC PORTS Congo Refuses To Return Matadi And Banana To UN

Congo Refuses To Return Port   Stiff Curbs Put On U.N. Activities

Congo Refuses To Return Supply Ports  Leopoldville Assumes Control Of UN Troops, Supply Movements

Congolese Won't Give Up Key Ports   Report U.N. Moroccan Troops Will Obey Only Their King Hasson II

Congo Wont Return Ports To U.N. Without Condition       U.N. In ‘Wait And See’

Moroccans: Refuse To Obey Order:   Leopoldville Situation Uncertain; UN Withholds Comment

UN. Under All-Out Fire In Katanga   Secessionist Army Reported Misusing Flag of Red Cross

Dag Drawing Support to Retain Post:   Security Council Debate on Congo . Being Continued -

Congo Factions Reported Ready To Form Union   Groups Said To Have Accepted Plan Of U.N. Conciliation Commission

Hammarskiold Makes Report To UN. Group   Agreement Among Rival Factions Reported

West Berlin Mayor Gets JFK Praise   Brandt Asserts "Wall Must  Come Down'

Willie Brandt pleased with JFK support   Congratulated by President on arrival here

JFK Praises Brandt For Berlin Talk   West Berliner Says Capital’s Barriers Must Come Down

U.S. Will Awaif Clarification of Stand on Congo   Maneuvering Goes on As Delegates Open Session ef Assembly

SOVIETS SAY WON'T DROP HOT ISSUES   Ghana Leader Is Due To Submit Congo Proposal

Cold War Issues Would Be Shelved  U.S. Asks Assembly To Restrict Agenda

Assembly Asked: Restrict Work to Urgent Issues  Stevenson Presents

US. Urges. Restricted .. U.N. Agenda   Only Most Urgent, Non-Cold War ©  Issues Proposed:

Couldn't Bear to See Suffering’  WOMAN RECOVERING FROM SURGERY SHOT BY FRIEND

General Sales Tax Bill Out, Governor Says   Claims Party’s Safes Tax Stand Based on Fiction

Nelson Outlines Blunt Terms on Tax Revision   Compromise Préposal Is Only Hope, Claim

yovernor Gives erms for Okay )n Tax Revision  Tells Legislators He Will Not Sign

Governor Tells Foes of Plan Theyre Wrong   Adds No Burden on Low Income Group, Blunt Statement

Tells Democrats They‘re Wrong in Opposing Sales Tax Feature of Bill

Musical Bargains Sell Allegro...   West Berlin Flooded  With 2,000 Refugees

SHOWERS LAST NIGHT AND THIS MORNING — ADD .42"° MOISTURE  When Weatherman — Forecasts ‘‘Showers’’ — What Does It Mean?

SHOWERS LAST NIGHT AND! THIS MORNING — ADD .42” MOISTURE  } ‘When Weatherman —  Forecasts ‘’Showers”’  eeet .« Mme CUDTTklCURK ee DD

N.W. lowa Notes   CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL MEETING AT CHEROKEE Le. Mars Residents —  Among the 50 Persons. — In Attendance

Report Blasts Crime Climate  mve Yatinmac tauise   Says Youngstown Business Suffers

Safety Council Reminds — Reflector Tape on Dark Suits Could Avoid Halloween Tragedy

THEYRE NOT IMMORTAL: Young’ ‘Spooks’ Are Warnec To Be WwW ary of Accidents

Large Cool Air Mass Spreads over Midwest  Re THE ACCOMITATEH TY pDorrwc

Republicans Have Edge in Redrawing  Of Congressional District Boundaries

Demos Face Small Losses  GOP Stands to Gain Some  Seals from Redistricting

Slight Gain Anticipated  Republicans Appear to Have Edge In Congressional Redistricting

Republicans Appear To Have Edge In Current Redistricting Planning

In the News’   JOHN F. KENNEDY ENTERS PRESIDENCY—   INAUGURATION , CEREMONIES FOLLOWED ‘wee ON TY

In the News   ‘JOHN F. KENNEDY ENTERS PRESIDENCY— INAUGURATION  ‘CEREMONIES FOLLOWED loro AN Ty

Controversy Erupts Over U.S.-Tito Pact   Texas Reservist Says AF Is Training Communist Pilots

Right Cited After Treaty With Russia  Ulbright Hints At Deal: Recognition

Bank Loot Recovered  Clayton Woman Arrested In Newton Grove Robbery

Woman Arrested In Bank Robbery  All The $6,800 Loot Recovered; Robber Lives In Clayton

Chimpanzee Chosen for First Space ‘Flight; Shot May Take Place Today

State Leader Denies Charge Claims Smear  Accuser Quotes Shelter Official: Probe Begins

Miss Taylor Is Winning Fight   Rallied Steadily Last Night; May Be Off Danaer List Soon

Amazing Comeback From Brink of Death Liz Taylor Is Winning Her Desperate Fight

Liz Taylor ls Reported Vastly Better   Husband Eddie Leaves Hospital Smiling, Cheerful

LIZ APPEARS TO BE WINNING FIGHT FOR LIFE   Vastly Improve d, Docto: Says; Eddie Fisher Smiles After Visit.

Miss Taylor on Road fo Recovery, Stil On Danger List, Says British Doctor

Over Woman’s Passport  Dutch Police And Soviet Embassy Officials Stage Fist Ficht Today

Ambassador Is Among Reds in Terminal Brawl   Passport Dispu® Climaxes Noisily

Soviet Diplomats Battle Dutch Police at Airport   SOON ARTERWART

WIRE WIFE OF DEFECTOR DETAINED  Dutch Police Fight Reds Over Passport

‘Squabble Over Passport Soviet Envoy, Staffers  Battle With Dutch Police

Soviet Ambassador Involved in Fight With Dutch Police   Questionable Passport of Russian Woman Tourist Ie Cause of Brawl.

Russian-Dutch Airport Fist Fight Erupts in Dispute Over Passport

Red Ambassador Is Involved   Wife Of Red Engineer Is Center Of Dispute

Fight Erupts Over Soviet Woman Tourist  Russians, Dutch Stage Braw

Dutch Police Stage Fight With Russian Officials   Dispute Over Soviet Woman's Passport Cause Of Brawl at Amsterdam Airport; One Injured

Chemist asks asylum, mate questionable   Dutch police, Soviet officials in first fight

Cubans Due Stepup in U.S. Flights Win Free Trips In 10-Fold Rise

U.S. To Pay For Airlift From Havane   No Assurance Yet That Castro Will Let 20,000 Depart

USING EMERGENCY FUND  U.S. Will Sponsor Airlift Of Cubans to This Nation

Free Airlift Sponsored — For Cubans   Havana Flights To _Be Stepped Up Ten “Times At No Cost -

Administrations Callup Policy Will Get Thorough Scrutiny by House Vets Committee

House To Review Policy of Calling Cold War Duty Guardsmen, Reserye:

‘Committee Wants To Know Future Plans—  U.S. Policy Of Calling Up Guard Reservists, Will Be Probed

Cal!-Up Policies Due for Scrutiny   Reserve, Guard Plans Puzzle Legislators

Guard, Reserve Callup Center Of House Study   Hearings Planned Soon After Congres: Convenes Jan. 10

House Group Sets Hearings on Gl Recalls  - Government Policy Regarding Reserves Guard, to Be Studie

Reserve Callup Being Probed  * * * * _* * * * x * * * * * + *  House Committee Natifice Proctdont OF Anton

Reserve, Guard Call Up Policy Reviewed   House Veterans Committee To Conduct Sweeping Overhaul Of Cold War Recall

Early Next Year . ae ERE Lear fais  Committee To Study ~ Call-Up Of Reserves

Early °6?2 Check Indicated Reserve Callup Faces Full Committee Probe

House Probe Of Reserves  Call Planned  Chairman Notifies Leaders, VA of ’ Pronosed Hearings

Liquor Spree Reveals Huge Welfare Fraud  Couple Taps Fund For $50.000-

A la Old- time Movie Serial . .  Suspense Injected On Lawmaker Scene

AT HARRISBURG: Strip Mining, Education Aid Act Action Promise Some Thrills

How It Was FOG. GIVES WAY TO BITING COLD AND NORTH. WIND  16 To 15 Below “Ferg By Morning

‘How It Was  FOG GIVES WAY TO BITING COLD . AND NORTH WIND  10 To 15 Below Zero By Morning

May Start Benefits By Mid-April   Propose Including Children of Idled  In Federal Grants

WwW ATA RIONS : os ‘House: Passes Program. for  Jobless Aid’ Emergency Plan Goes to.Senate-For Final Action

Children Of Idle Would Be Helped By JFK Program  House Approves But

Jobless Bill Goes  To Senate   House Approves Measure Giving Help to Children Of Unemployed Parents

House Completes Action — On Kennedy’s Emergency Unemployment Program

House Finishes Action on Bill To Aid Jobless   Completed Measure Now Before Senate

Vote Sends Aid Package  To Senate   Help To Chitdren, Benefit Extension In Govt. Plan

House Finishes Action on Aid tc Unemployed  Senate to Begin  Hearings to Study Any Amendments

Second Bill Sent to Senate  House Takes Final Action On Jobless Benefits Plan

House Completes Action —  ‘See Long Fight In Senate For Kennedy’s Jobless Bill

c.s2 Azov-cve  = . oe —_ ,  a er ~ say mn = 2 = 2 ww ae 255 we 7  — Ses   WASHINGTON (AP) — The House bas com-

All of Kennedy Program Has Beer Passed by House   Senate Will Begin Hearings On Bills Tuesday

Senate Gets Final Piece  Of Measure   $990 Million To Billion Cost Seen; Expires June, 1962

Weather   House O.K.’s Emergency Jobless Aid  Bill Makes Children Of Idle Eligible For Benefits. Teo

Tax Bill In Senate Committee   Sales Tax Provision May Be Substituted In Revenue Measure

DRUGS USED TO PROLONG LIFE  Rayburn Gratified By Bedside Visit of JFK

In Unprecedented Visit... President Kennedy Flies To Rayburn’s Bedside

Russian And Adlai Talk, But in Vain  Accord Lacking On Shortening ll No Ananda

Conference To Trim UN. Agenda Fails   Adlai And Gromyke Apparently Unable To Reach Accord

Visiting Sister In Ashtabula Freed Axis Sally’ Says She'd Do It All Again

Senate's Resolution Recall Motion Rejected by House In Thunderous Voice Vote

Senators Recall Resolution: But Both Houses Officially. HaltLegislation At  VAM.

People You Know   IOWA: UNIVERSITY _ MERIT SCHOLAHSHI TO DONALD ere es

People You Know   IOWA UNIVERSITY —  MERIT SCHOLARSHIP  . TO DONALD KEHRBERG

Inside...    $25 Billion Unreported Treasury Asks More Funds  To Track Down Tax Cheater:

Funds Sought for 2,300 More Agents  ‘Tax Cheats Costing U. S. Enough to Balance Budge

Treasury Seeks More Tax Agents   Says Money Lost Would Balance Federai Budget

Cordiner Claims Price Rigging Hurt Only GE   Doubts. Any Financial Injury to Customers

Doubts Financial Injury To Other Firms LLM SONAL LEELA ELLE SLO LLL ALLE ALLENNA LLLALL LALLA ALLL AL LAL NAL DAA LLL  Chairman Says Rigging Of Prices Hurt Only GE

Jordan First To Recognize New Regime  i i    Capture 180 Paratroopers Dropped By Egypt

Belmont County Tragedy  Anery Father Kills His 3 Filidres Then Slays Self

Also Takes Own Life  Father Kills His Three Children With Shotgun

PIM IITS WIE Ba werense  Bear Kidnapers To Learn Their Fate Today

IN BEAR KIDNAP      UT Students Due Punishment; Apologies Offered to Baylor

Adlai Fears First Act In Final Drama   Speculation That U. S$. May Demand Urgent Attention

Stevenson Sees Possible U.N. Breakup   Predicts U.N. May Go Way of Leaque of Nations

UN. Peace Machinery Inadequate   Veto Setback Forces Stevenson To Seek Stronger Methods

UN. Fears Crisis In New Guinea  U.S. May Ask Quick Assembl; Probe on India

Start Tough Action East Germans Pull Relagees Off West-Bound Berlin Trains

News Of  Lake Tahoe On Page 3   U.S. Scores Z Victories In Flights

‘Ham’ Reaches Height Of 155 Miles, Travels 420 Over Sea—Greets Veterinarian on Ship

Pioneer Akron Nurse Is Dead  MISS MARGARET KERR FUNERAL THURCKAY

‘First Gable, Then Cooper and Now ..  Jefi Chandler’s Death Stuns Film Colony

Office Birds on Display  How You Meet Challenge of Monday Exacting Evaluation of Character

Separating Berlin From West Vowec  Entire Front   Entire Front Page of Paper Tells Situation

Nobody, But Nobody, Acts Up in Here  Innkeeper Routs   Innkeeper Routs ‘Known’ Hikers After Wet Jaunt

Top Officials Included  Nature Lovers Move Indoors For Picnic, Innkeeper Irked

Missouri's Blue Laws Out Of Date, Need Modernizing, Suggests State High Court

Red Proposals to Settle — Berlin, German Problems Are Rejected by Rusk

ee Hurt ghtly  Wreck   ’ Terms New Soviet Proposa! Berlin, Germany Unacceptable

Soviet Plan On Berlin Rejected  Rusk Says U.S. Will Huddle With Allies

Soviet Plan On Germany ‘Unacceptable’   Rusk Rejects Call For Peace Parley Within 6 Months

Soviet Plan For Dealing With Berlin Question Is Unacceptable — Rush

U.S. Rejects Soviet Plan For Berlin   Secretary Rusk Says America Will Consult With Its NATO Allies

 Drive For Adjournment:  General Assembly Begins ‘Cutting Down Its Backloa

_ TRAIL BLAZING TEST NEXT WEEK  One Of 6 Chimps To Be Selected For _ Trip into Space

Weather   Training For Rocket Ride '< One To Blaze Trail:  Next Week For Manned Space Shot

Six Chimps Preparing for Ride One of Them Will Take Into Space One Day Next Week

Six Monkeys Ready For Ride In Space Craft   One Will Pioneer U. S. Manned Flight

One of Six Ciimpanzees to Make Quick Journey Into Space Early Next Week

REDSTONE ROCKET RIDE Chimp to Blaze Way for Astronaut's Space Trip

Successful Rocket Ride for Chimp May Put U.S. Astronaut Up Within 2 Months

Trail Blazer For Human 6 Chimpanzees Begin Final  Tests; One Due Space Ride

Pioneer For Human Test “Monkeys Prepare For Important Space Flight

One of Them Will Blaze Trail For Humans—  Six Young Chimpanzees Prepared For Space Rocket Ride Next Week

Six Young Chimps Begin:  Final Preparations For’ © Rocket Ride Gue To: Take

U. §. Preparing To Send ‘Chimp’ On Space Flight   Test to Blaze Trail For Human Travel

TO OUTER SPACE  Young Chimps Prepare For Ride In Rocket  May Be Launched Tuesdav:

PERSE R SER EEE FR BE  "Six Chimps Being Readied for Space Voyage

6 Chimps Begin Countdown For Next Week's Trailblazer For Man In Space

SIN FINESH TRAINING  —¢ himpanzee May Blast Off On Rocket Ride Tuesday

Test To Blaze Trail for Humar In Two Months  Ride Ta Take Ane   Ride To Take Ape 115 Miles High Over Atlantic Range

U. 5, European Tariff- Cutting Pact Expectec   Agreement Believed te Provide for 20 Per Cent Acrossthe Board Reduction.

Red Springs Hero Is Buried In France  Widow And Daughter Will Fly To Memorialize A Loved One

Stevenson Pleased With Warmth For U.S. During His Stop in Ecuador

Kentucky Hit By  Tornado; Small Girl Is Killed   At Least 75 Are Injured At Ravenna; National Guard Cleans Up Wreckage

Kennedy's Tax-Free Tractor Gifts PositionMeetingVariedOpposition

Tax Exemption Questioned  Kennedy Cuban Swap Sway: Under Congress, Public Blast

Paroled Cubans To Give Castro Report On Deal   Kennedy's Appeal For Donations To Tractor Fund Draws Comment

Critics Of Swap With Castro Are Opposing Tax Exemptions For Donors

Congressional Critics: Blast — Tractors Plan.      Tractors-for-Cubans Critics Center Attack. ; On Position Donations Would:Be:Tax-Exempt

r _ ; Project Plans — LEGISLATIVE TOUR SET APRIL 6. FOR-COUNTY. :... FARM BUREAU WOMEN

Project Plans .  ‘LEGISLATIVE TOUR SET .APRIL 6 FOR COUNTY FARM BUREAU WOMEN

Allies Also Considering An Increase  U.S. Troops Now Total 5,000 Of 11,000 In Berlin

1,500 MORE U.S. TROOPS HEAD FOR CITY   Indications Are France And Britain To Take  Similar Action   DETAILS PROMISED ON UNIT IDENTITIES

1500 Extra Mer To Bolster U.S.  Battle Garrison   President Sends Lyndon Johnson To Germany, Also

State, Cities, Counties Would Split Two-Cent  Increase Under Plan

‘In the News” 6,000 PERSONS — . ATTEND HOME’ SHOW — LIST WINNERS 2  ‘ gt AW TLE ECYNAT DAY:

In the News  6,000 PERSONS — ATTEND HOME SHOW — LIST WINNERS  ON THE FINAL DAY

Council Offers... Bond Ordinance  a $505,000 Measure . Fax Sewer Plant

Courttd Adopts Bond Ordinance  $505,000 Measure For Disposal Plant

All But Dozen Of Embassy Staff Leave   Outgoing Planes Reported Booked Solid After Break

Pull Stars and Stripes Down in Havana After 60-Year Relationship

0U-Year Diplomatic Lie Cut  ‘Old Glory’ Pulled Down As Cuba Exodus Begins

U.S. Diplomatic  Personnel Leaving   Many Other Americans Also  Coming Home

Havana Embassy Flag Hauled Down  End 60 Years of Ties Between U. S., Cuba

All But Dozen Of Embassy's Force Depart   Many Americans Go With Embassy Staff But Many Yet Remain

U.S. Flag Hauled Down Americans Begin Exodus Irom Cuba; Many To Stay

LOST MONEY ~ TEN YEARS ON MEADOWLAR   Dropped $160,000 Last Year, Railroad Reports; Wants  to Drop Train.

LOST MONEY TEN YEARS ON MEADOWLARK   LA NY EY OY OT  Dropped $160,000 Last Year, Railroad Reports; Wants to Drop Train.

Defines Basis Of Peace Talks   Secretary Hails West Europe Unity

Mishaps Far Apart   “At Whatever Cost  West To Defend Rights, Rusk Emphasizes Anew

Rusk Says West Stays  In Berlin Will Defend   Will Defend Interests, He Declares

RUSK EXPLAINS BERLIN POLICY   To Stand Firm But to Talk  DRD.. TFaAInrport wraAwrnarl

East German boss says defectors hurt nation  Ulbricht finally admits presence of Red army made Communization possible   Rusk says Berlin will be defended

‘At Whatever Cost’  West To Defend Berlin Interests, Rusk States

Dean Rusk  Reiterates Firm Stand  Secretary Of State  ao. Wa nn e VET201   Secretary Of State Says West Will Defend Berlin  *At Whatever Cost?

IS GREATEST WHEN WEAK   Asserts Russia Must Understand  Determination

Decision Basis For Negotiations To Seek Peace    Rusk Makes Remarks To Historical Group

Inside...    Speaks at Re-Dedication  Ike Says Captive Peoples Need Truth To Bring Peace

Schools In Trouble  Parma. Ohio. Reversed Its  Vote, Okaved Special Levy

900 Slated For Duty At Kamina   Elisabcthville Is Quiet on Holiday With Some Gunfire

UN To Use Congolese In Katanga   Central Government Contributes Forces

Cash for Crash Moon Shot OKd   Kennedy Receives All He Requested

Streams Chase Sooners; Craig Schools Close   300 Evacuate At Kingfisher

Starts Monday in The Progress . .  Atomic Ace Tells You How To Guard Against H-Bomb

hO-Farr series ofarts Tomorrow ac easier 0 Ea ot! ac  Nobel Prize Winner Dr. Libby Tells You How to Guard Against H-Bomb Hazards

Protests Kicked: Aside  Soviet Blast Shakes World      Reds Defend Testing  U. N. States Anger, Fear

You Can Survive Atomic Attack. Ways To Guard Against H-Bomb Told By Scientist

In The Joplin Globe...  Atomic Expert Tells How To Guard Against Bombs

STARTS MONDAY IN H-P—  Atomic Ace Tells You How To Guard Against H-Bomk

Mayor Commends Officials for Achievements in 1960   One Building Started, With Four More Planned for Groundbreaking This Year

‘Mayor Commends Officials for Achievemer   One Building Started; With: Four Mote: Planned far Groundbreaking This: Veur- «

TWU Ordered Not to Strike Pennsylvanic   Judge Issues Injune. tion, Says Walkout Would Do Irrepa-.  rable Iniurv.

e wre fe ° Timely Tidings. TWO LOCAL BANDS — TO MARCH IN. FESTIVAL — AT ORANGE CITY

e ; le ge , Timely Tidings TWOQ-LOCAL BANDS — TO. MARCH IN FESTIVAL — AT ORANGE CITY ~

LOL CLG L OL LEC TY ILI LOLI IIT tT  33 Years With Same Firm, Lyle Swafford. Rice Native. Retires

First Time Since Reconstruction Days  Republican Wins SC Contest

— FIRST IN NEARLY 100 YEARS - _ SouthCarolinaF inally Elects A Republican!

First Time Since Reconstruction Days — Et Aime oince Reconstruction Days  Republican Wins SC Contest

World Skies Largely Clea Of Radioactive Fallout as Russia Plans Nuclear Toet

MORE CHOLERA CASES   Deadly Residueon Ground Long After Bomb Blasts.

Senators Impressed by Problems in Coal Field  Haluska Gains Support in Mine Fight

$16.7 Million Cut Asked In Ohio Budget  Adjutant General's  Office Protests To Senate Unit's Bid

Budget Cuts Boosted By $16 Million   Windom First To Protest Senate Committee Move

HAS DAZZLING STYLE House Reading Clerk Can Talk With Best Of ‘Em

At Least 24 Dead, 153 Injured _ More Feared Trapped In  French Train Wreckage

French Train Wrecked: 24 Said Killed   At Least 153 Injured When Nine Coaches Go Over High Embankment

Many More---Alive and Dead---Still in Wreckage  24 DEAD. 153 HURT IN RAIL GRASH

U.S. Soldiers, French Rescuers Hunt for More Victims of Train Wreck

U.S. Soldiers Helping Frenct Clear Debris   At Least 24 Are Dead, 153 Injured Aboard Derailed Train, U.S. Sources Claim

Paris Train Crash Kills 24, Hurts 153   Fear Many Pinned in Wreckage of Crowded Flyer

Count 23 Dead in French Disaster   Still Searching Train Wreckage for Victims

23 Bodies Taken From Wreckage  French Express Train Plunges Into Swamp

4 Aboard Floating Arsenal   Utah Saboteurs Nabbed  Start of ‘Revolution?’

Charges Set In U.S. for 2 of Group  Officials Await Four at Border

Four Nabbed Aboard Boat In Mexico   Floating Arsenal Is Confiscated; May Be Others

Mexicans Nab Pair, Friends Off West Coast   Belong To Group Talking Overthrow Of Present U.S. Rule

Group Aimed To Overthrow  Government  3 Men, Woman Nabbed in Boat  Ry Meyicane

Raid on Vessel  Brings Arrests  For Sabotage  One Admits Ruining Signal Installations  Wae 6G. hier ameatwan’

Raid on Vessel Brings Arrests For Sabotage   One Admits Ruining Signal Installations For ‘Subversives’

To Be Given Over to U.S. Authorities   Revolutionary  wr e@L oF   Revolutionary Unit Involved,  One Tells Paner

West Valley Chamber Unit Sets Banquet  muar Will Inctall   Mayor Will Install Officers for 1961 In Pioneer Group

West Valley Chamber Unit Sets Banquet  bdo ew VASTNE Dee wae d i   Mayor Will Install Officers for 1961 In Pioneer Group

 Jack Paar Aftermath  East Germans Caution U.S.   Not To Play Border ‘Games’

faux Paar  F. German Reds Chide Army; Jack Offers to Go to Senate

J. S. Troops Open Berlin War Games  Cammie Police   Commie Police Throw Grenades At West Germans

Communist Police Toss Gas: Bombs As American Troops Open War Games

- Communist Police Lob Gas Grenades At Berliners As U.S. Troops Train

E. Berlin Reds Fire Tear Gas   Grenades Tossed Over Wall At West

3,000 GIs stage Berlin maneuvers; Red police throw tear gas grenades

‘BABSON: DECLARES $1.25 MIN. IMUM. WAGE WILL INCREASE  TINEAIPT. OYvMENT

Primary Election Vote Is Better Than Expected  ’ Reese’s Nomination  Made Official By Vote Count

 870 Persons Aboard Warships, Planes Hunt Hijacked Cruise Vessel

Group on Aged Votes Social . Security-Plan  Dillon Says He'll Not  Recommend Tax Cur

 Margin Slim at Conference  Social Security Financing Of Aid to Aged Wins Vote

Social Security-Based Aged Health Care Plan Wins Conference Vote

Tie Social Security To Care Of Aged   Preliminary Vote By Conference At White House Approves By Slim Margin

News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Living costs stabilized

ANOWS ABOUT POCKETBOOKS Woman Financial Expert Writes for Waco Readers

75 Per Cent Forgiveness Considered   Third Meeting Held By Tax Committee in Effort to Find Solution

Tornadoes Strike On Plains Damaging Farm Buildings   NFAR AMIARITLIO

Sam Rayburn Dying; Cancer  Is Incurable Aide Says Death  May Be Matter OF Days

Rayburn Reportec Victim of Cancer  Tests Conducted At Texas Clinic

—TEXAN TIS 79   Top Representative For 22 Years Has Short Time To Live

Tests Made On Rayburn In Hospital   Team of Physicians Seeks to Determine Gravity of TiIness

Biopsy Will Tell s Whether Rayburn To Need Surgery   DALLAS (AP) — An alde to Sam Rayburn said today a biopsy disclosed the presence of an incurable cancer.

INCURABLE CANCER  scammer iron nota a reheat shemen@ahPe erythema abo Ala cd  Rayburn PRPoomed

Incurable Cancer Hits Rayburn   ‘ Further Surgery For House Speaker Useless, Aide Says

“Mr. Democrat” Is Stull Serious   Speaker Sam Rayburn To Undergo Diagnostic Biopsy Sometime Today   Bulletin

Sam suffers from cancer biopsy shows   ‘Nothing can be done for him’ —Rayburn aide

SAM RAYBURN IS SUFFERING FROM CANCER   Veteran House Speaker’s Case Incurable,  Aide Reveals

Sam Rayburn Has Incurable Cancer   ‘Mr. Democrat,’ 79-Year-Old Veteran Legislator, Doomed By His Physicians

Doctors Study Rayburn Case  — «$till to Decide if Suraerv Ils Needed

Mr. Sam’s Condition  Diagnosed as Incurable Cancer; No Operation

‘Mr. Democrat? Serious Doctors Continue Tests For Speaker Rayburn

FORT DETRICK WILL SEARCH INTO: WAYS TO SAFEGUARD FOOD FROM GERM WARFARE CONTAMINATION

CeCLEDrallon S&S KUCKOTT  It’s Monday, Sunday Shows  For Classic Entertainment

Celebration’s Kickoff   It’s Monday, Sunday Shows  For Classic Entertainment

No US. Moves In  Offing   Rusk Says American Sympathies Appear To Be With Invaders

No Secret of People’s Sympathy, but— U.S. Won't Intervene in Cuba, ‘Rusk Tells News Conference

US. Planning No Infervention  : Rut Yank Swmnathy   But Yank Sympathy Is Anti-Dictator

Rusk Says US. Not Intervenine in Cuban Fight   with Those Fighting  against Dictator

Insurgents rave U.S. Sympathy   Reports Invasion Not Large-Scale, With Much Unrest

Secretary Says U. S. Sympathy With Invaders   Not Intervening, Rusk Declares

-NO U. S. INTERVENTION.--RUSK— Says Cuban People Must Decide Action

U.S. Won’t Intervene, ° Says Rusk.  Says Sympathy With Invaders’

But It's No Secret Yankee Sympathy On Side of Cubans Opposing Dictatorship

News Day, Nighe   Cuba Intervention Rejected  By U. S., Rusk Tells Press

U.S. Planning No Intervention   But Yank Sympathy Is Anti-Dictator

U.S. Plans No Intervention In Cuba-Rusk  Says Sympathy Of Americans © Wik 8.L.i.

Terrorists’ Blasts Hit In Havana   Sabotage Blazes Across the Island Blamed on US

18 ‘Riders’ Push Test  In Florida   Jacksonville And Georgia Stops Without Incident

Bus ‘Riders’ Carry Fight Into Florida   Anti-Segregationist Groups Continue Test After Stopping In S.C.

Conditions Generally Satisfactory  Freedom Ride To Fla. Ends Without Incident

Clergymen Tes Color Bars in Secret ‘Ride’  Fed in Savannah by White Waitress.

Everything Satisfactory In Jacksonville ‘Freedom Riders’ Report On Arrival There

 Group Due Here Saturday  Wagon Train. Begins      No Incidents Are Reported  Riders Find Florida Quiet

Riders OK Conditions In Florida   Mixed Groups Test Carolina Without Incident

Some flee to East, too   West Germany attaches little interest in moves

Thousands Fleeing To W. Berlin, Hundreds Leave West For Red Zone

 Tron Curtain a Two-Way Door Hundreds Flee to Reds  While Thousands Go West

Features  Today   Synhorst Objects To Use Of National Guard Plane

Schoolgirl Kills Mom, Dad In Bed      Shotgun Blast Orphans 7; They Wouldn’t Let Her Date.

Pro-Wesf Army Gains In Congo  Widow of Slain   Widow of Slain Premier Flown From City

Lumumba’s Widow Goes To Stanleyville; May Help Rally Support for Gizenca

Gets Johnson Report  Kennedy Reaffirms U.S  Position on West Berlin

$30 Million Set For Expenses of  Nuclear Tests $3.6 Billion Given AEC For Year's Work Proaqram

Committee Approves $3.6 Billion Money Bill House Group Allots $30 Million for Nuclear Tests

Refugees Flow Into West Berlit   Pace Is Highest In Years Despite Efforts To Halt

Tuesday’s 2,021 Highest Figure In Eight Years In Face of New Police Measure:

Exodus of Easterners to West Berlin Brings Highest Rate in Eight Years

Refugees Pour Into  W. Berlin   Communist Curbs Ignored As Flow Hits &-Year Peak

West Berlin Refugee Flov Near Record   2,021 Register In 24-Hour Period, Highest Since ‘53

2,021 Flee Communism Refugee Flow to West Berlin  Heaviest Since May of 1952

Ozarks Man Defies Posse Armed Cars   Tries to .Abduct _ Representative. of Electric: Co-op

jin South Veet ‘Nam  Red China Accuses America Of Violating Geneva Agreement:

NO SPREAD DETECTED  Cancer-Infected Left Eye Of Small Tot Is Removed

Emporia Weather   Kansan Convicted, Sentenced to Face.  Greek Firing Squad

Begin Tightening Belts Britons Face New Austerit Measures as Crisis Worsen:

To Snap Worsening Economic Crisis  Britons Face New Austerity Program

NANPESEEESNP ESO  Britons Face Eeonamie Controls  To Safeguard Declining Economy

Britons Start Tightening Belts In Anticipation Of Government Moves

Britons Hope For Solution On Economy   Sales Tax Increases Expected In Program To ‘Tighten Belts’ ; Wage Freeze Possible

Khrushchev suggests Russ troops in West Berlin   Ry DREW PPRARSON

EARSON INTERVIEW  Khrushchev Pledges Free West Berlin   ‘Re DREW PEARSON

Governors In Hawaii  Speaker Proposes Latin America Plan Include Teacher Exchange

VEEP ARRIVES TODAY  S$. Viet Nam Set To Greet LBJ   Ike's Old Team Called Together

ScottRaps JFK Move      To Make Views Felt During Current Demo Administration— Ike Calls Back Into Action Group  Designed To Keep Team In Politics

Seven Children Are Burned to Death in Home  : Tragedy Strikes wit  Dasante: -at lk wade:   Tragedy Strikes. Witt Parents “at Laundry — In Excelsior Springs

7 Children Die In Fire   Parents, Away For Evening, Leave Il-yvear-old In Charge

225 Chicagoians  Hurt As Chemical Plant Blows Up   No Fatalities As Cosmetic Firm's Alarm Leads Employes Out Safely; Shock Damages Property For Miles

Disaster Plan Is Utilized   CHICAGO (AP)—Anexplosion of terrifying force in achemica! blending building of acosmetics firm

Chemical Explosion Injures 225 Persons   Cosmetic Company And Radio Plant In Chicago Suffer $250,000 In Damage

BEST YULE PRESENT’  Woman Dives in to Save _ Victim as Men Look On

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Councii of Charches Religior Features)

Atlanta alr As Schools Integrate   Quick Sentences For Troublemakers As Negroes Enroll

Khrushchev For ‘Businesslike Talk With JFK   Western Pleas Seen By Red Premier As Mere ‘Propaganda’

Khrush Aarees to Talks, but Indicates Refusal of Atmosoheric Test Ban

High Court Ruling Cites Klan Curb   1871 Rights Law Held Basis for Suit Against Cops

 Deductions for Yachts, Country Clubs?--No More If JFK Gets His Wav.

Priest Shoots, Kills Burglar   Surprises 2 Robbers in Rectory; One Makes Escape

Niki Says He Is Set For Meet   Note Delivered Through Italy To West Powers

Italy In Role Of East-Wesi ‘Mediator   Khrushchev Message Relayed

Nikita Ready To See Bid On Crisis Talks   Eisler F'lexes East Germany’s Muscles

Neutral’ Nations Are Shocked By  Soviet Decision   Belgrade Meets Consider Move “Slap In Face’

Noneligned Shocked By Red Action  Soviet Plans To Raciuma Tactinen   Soviet Plans To Resume Testinc Scored

Brifisn Union Offers Plan on Disarmament  Proposes to Set Up International Enforcing Army

Arms Race, Red China Plan Urged   Commonwealth: Tall Ends With Definite  Recommendations

Inflatable Plane in Controversy  Navy Patents rr, VT. .   Navy Patents Its; Inventor Is Unhappy

Patent on Controversial ‘Wagmight’ Inflatable Plane Obtained by Navy

State Fidgets With Ax as Spending Exceeds Income; Schools May Suffer

Riots Flare Anew In Belaian City  Peace Hones Dashed; 47 Hurt in Battle

Plan Aims To Protect 0) Million   Shelter Subsidies Proposed at Schools And for Hospitals

JEK to Seek Share-Cost Shelter Bill  Studies CD Call Of $700 Million

$700-Million U.S. Civil Defense Program Proposed; Aid For Community Shelters

JFK Unveils $700 Million Shelter Plan  Asks Construction   Asks Constructior At Hospitals And Schools

FOR PUBLIC STRUCTURES Additional $700 Million Shelter Program Eyed

20 Million Would Be  Protected  Hospitals And Schools Would Onalifs,

$700-Million Civil Defense Plan Proposed   Cost-Sharing Aid to Localities to Build Shelters Is Included

JFK Unveils CD Shelter Program   $700 Milton Included For Subsidies

Shelter Pr ‘ogram:  Pr ‘oposed   Government Would Pay More Than Half Cost

Texans Have 12 Days Left to Prepare For Confusing Problems of Sales Tax

LEVY HAZY IN SPOTS   Evi TIAL FLY OFUES  “Taxfoolery Due Sept. I

Torrance Boy Among DC8 Victims   Probe Launched in Smashup of L. A.-Bound Craft

THiCLH ANTS, TOW:   Canal Linking Erie to Ohio River Rated Nations Top Works Project

Canal Linking Erie to Ohio River Rated Nation's Top Works Project

Filibusters, Rules Curb  Move Seen   Rep. Colmer Might Face Purge Unless Compromise Found

Southern Democrats Face Test   Liberals Ready to Trim Rules Committee Power, Control Filibusters

Powe? WHE  Ruses LOmminree  Liberal Showdowns Face Conaress on Two Fronts

LIBERALS SEEK SHOWDOWNS IN HOUSE, SENATE   Rules Committee Powe! And Filibuster Come Up Next Week.

Showdowns Seen Next Week on 2 Moves by Liberals   Curbs Proposed on House “Rules Committee, Filibusters

Showdown  On Liberal Moves Nea   Action Stalled As Congresional Session Opens

Showdown In Congress Due In Two Moves   Trying To Purge Mississippian From Committee

Congress Faces snawdown Soon      Clash Also Seen On Efforts To  Trim House Rules Group Power

Conaress Faces Showdowns on Liberal Moves   Cut In Rules Group Power, Filibuster Curb on Agenda

New Congress Faces 2 Real Showdowns  Curbing Committee On Rules; Halting Canate Filihusters

Showdowns Appear Near  In Congress   Votes Likely Next Week of Rules, Filibusters Issues’

Liberals Seek To Trim Power Of House Rules Committee And To Put Restrictions On Filibusters: Coalition Split Sought

Congress Faces Showdown On Liberal Moves   House Rules And Filibuster Disputes Tests Coming Soon

British Navy: Silent On Wherenheuts Of Warshi ips Believed Heading for Mideast

Propose New Committee fo   Aimed at Soiying Problems in Area; Report on Growth

Propose New Committee fo Valley Unity   Aimed at Soiving Problems in Area; Report on Growth

asser Calied /yrant  Siri Sets Up Own Civil Government After Revolt

Contirmed by Lie Test School Blast Confession Repudiated by Ex-Convict

Backed by Lie Detector Test Ex-Oklahoma Convict Denies  ‘Confession in School Blast

Ex-Con Changes Story On Explosion At A Texas School   Tells Officers He Had Nothing To Do With It

Appeal Trials Of ‘Freedom Riders Begin Next Tuesday In Mississippi

REFUGEES FLIGHT SEALED OFF   Hinds Judge Sets Rider Appeal Trials

Texas House Shifts Gears To Mull Tax   Solons Sidestep A ppro priations Measure For Shot At Tax Bill

Experts In West Check To See If Its Only Border   North Viet Nam Radio Denies Any Crossin: Made

West Studies Laos Claim Of Invasion  Capital of North Viet Nam Denies

Red Forces In Viet Nam Deny Action   Officials Inclined Toward Skepticism: Border II-Defined

TENSE SITUATION ARISES  West Ponders Laotian Claim Of Red Invasion

Red Force Declared At Border   Communists Deny Crossing From North Viet Nam

PEACE TALKS URGED Liberia Proposes 60-Day General Truce In Congo

Killed People Who Laughed:  Two States Seeking To Prosecute Ex-Mental Patient For 3 Slayings

Government to Buy Meat, Eggs to Feed Needy   Other Items Not Now in Surplus Will Be Included, Plan

Government fo Buy Meat Eggs and Other Items To Give to the Needy

Compromise Tax Bill Outlook Dim  Legislative Group Split   Legislative Group Split . As Session Nears Last Day   The News Today

Mayors of 7 Arkansas Cities Lose Re-election: Bids in Voting Tuesday

Sec. Ribicoff Backs JFK’s School Plan   Testimony Reveals Federal Aid Eases PrecapresOnSehaala

Ribicoff Backs Kennedy Bill  on Education   Says Federal Help Needed to Ease School Pressures

Retirement S-S Claims  On Increase   Men Below 63 Take Advantage. OL New Betiefits

Tax Cheats Cost US. $25 Billion   Probe Told Gamblers Pay $7 Million of $5 Billion Obligation

Is End Near On Oakton?  H Hearing Is  Thursday  gee nnt Downs nt

Craft Seized In Portuguese Political Row   U.S.. British, Dutch Hunt Caribbean and Atlantic for Liner

Passengers Safe Aboarc  Santa Maria   Seizure Called Political Blow, Not Piratical

Politics, Not Crime, Says Gen. Delgado In Brazil—Reports All Passengers Sate

Passengers Safe, Rebel Leader Says   Portugese Ship’s Seizure Is Termed Start Of Revolution

Premier Salazar’s Foes Seize. Poriug uese Ship Carrying 950 Persons

Portuguese — Exile as      26 Americans Among 950 Aboard, All Of Whom Reported Safe

Hijacked Liner Eludes Navies  Of 3 Nations   SEE.MAP ON PAGE.3-A

WEE FF OULCIAIS, LYOU FUates  Hijackers Elude Ships of Three Navie:   Surrender Unlikely. Savs Exiled Leader

Katanga Signs ‘Cease-Fire’  U.N. Command Say Pact Extends Last  Yee ay oe Cee eee

Two Will Exchange Prisoners Cease-Fire Is Signed By U.N. and Katanga

Inoculating May Halt Tree Disease   Insecticide Hope For State Elms

Social Security Office to Be Open 3 Evenings for Those Working Day

TO HELP WORKERS OVER 65 Social Security Office Open On Friday Nights

Grim Puppets Act In Murder Trial  Death Site Replica In Peebles Slaying

Congo Killings Blamed on UN  El.*s. J hla’. PD...’ tadshewsc Ta   United Nations Reaping What It Has Sown, Says Katanqa’s Chief

U.N. Blamed for Murder of Airmen —   Katanga President Calls Deaths Price of Conao Policies

Says Troops Taken From Vital Areas   Charges Planes Have Attacked Rebellious . Troop:

Tshombe Blames United Nations For Deaths of 13   Katanga President E-xpresses Willingness to Negotiate With  Central Regime.

Educators Endorse Sales Tax   Assembly Asks Floor For Starting Teachers With Degree: $4500

Senate Agriculture Group Agrees On Omnibus Farm Bil  But Says It Lacks Many Features Asked

Three Mental Escapees Are Captured   Two Others Still At Large In New York State

No Special Session Due Swainson Says  3 Major Bills Die Before Deadline Tuesday

Tired Lawmaker: Given Prodding  et ye   Legislature Struggles Toward Adjournment

Owners Back Proposal for: ‘Cooling Off’   Labor Group Cites ‘Protection of Bargainina, Rights’

Tornado Hits  At Galveston;  Five Injured Many Texas Areas  Swept By Floods; Weekend Deaths 2(

Tornado, Rain Slash Texas   20 Deaths Are Reported; Hundreds Forced From Homes

Five Are Injured By Texas Tornadc   Two Housing Units Destroyed by Storm

Tornado In Galveston Destroys Two Units Of Public Housing Project

Tornado Dumps 10 Inches Of Rain On Galveston, Causes Widespread Damage Elsewhere In Texas

THE WEATHER   Galveston  Doused by I0-Inch Rail   Tornadic Storm Triggers Floods Across Texas

Inside The Times   Low Areas Flooded  Twister Destroys Galveston Housing Units

-~ FLOODS TAKE 20 LIVES — Twister, 10-Inch Rain Leave Texas ‘A Mess’ —

Cal State President  Is Honored   St. Vineent’s Will Confer Doctor Degree

33.04 Cents Per Lb. \Cotton Support Price _ '\Announced By Freeman

Rusefan People Hopeful of Improved Relations  With U. S. Under Kennedy

Papal Appeal Issued   ‘Anguished’ Plea For Peace, Harmony Mad« To Special Audience

Security Agency Official Fired For Telling Lies   Prosecution Will Be Asked by Committee

National Security Agency  Security Aide Fired For Lying On Record

Security Aide Ousted From Job for Lying  House Group Plans  To Ask Kennedy To Prosecute Him

Personnel Chief  Of NSA Is Fired   Defense Department Fires Klein on Grounds He Lied on Application

National Security Agency Personnel Director Fired; Faces Three Charges

N.S.A. personnel director is fired LIED ON OWN JOB APPLICATION TWELVE YEARS AGO

SPY OFFICIAL LIED ON JOB APPLICATION      Defense Department Fires Personnel Director Of Supersecret National Security Agency; Prosecution Sought.

Security Worker Fired; Charged With Falsifying U.S. Document, Perjury

Proposes Revamping Parole Board, State Penal System   Major Anderson Points

LHS Addition Progressing   Governor Cautious on Finances  Anderson Suggests Changes

Anderson Urges Revision, Growth   Recommends State Aid For Junior Colleges

Admi: istration History Cited By Eisenhower in His Final State. of the Union Message   Kansas Governor Expresses Caution In His Message. to the Legislature

Roll Out Red Carpet For Camel Driver   Vice President Johnson Entertains At His Ranch Mon He Invited For Visit’

Says Saddle Like Davenport  Camel Driver Rides LB] Ranch Range On Palomino Horse

7,500 Expected to Apply First Test for Peace Corps  Members Scheduled May 27

Traffic Toll  Gets Off to  Grim Start Nevada  2-Vehicle Crash Kilis 11 as Holiday Begins  By THE ASSOCIATED PRES  Traffic  Boating  Drowning Miscellaneous

Ll Perish In Nevada Collision  Worst in History, U.S. Toll Now 49

WRONG-LANE CAR CLAINS il VICTIMS   Good Weather Brings Heavier Traffic Load

Accidents:  Eleven Dead in Nevada Crash  Highways Choked As Holiday Time Begins

Celebrate  holiday 1 in  PURSE Sawer  auto deaths   Holiday deaths

Crash of Car, Truck Kills 11 in Nevada   U.S. Traffie Deaths Total 80 as July 4 Holiday Opens

‘Nation’s Traffic Death Toll Rising As Millions Flock Onto the Highways

Bad Holiday Mishap Starts Long Weekend   Safety Council Estimates 450 Will Die Over 4th.  ee2cneri es

See Safety Tips for Drivers On Page 3   9 In Family Are Victims  4 Lee pe Te WY ecrnun cy JT Lk Bt se   Truck In Wrong Lane of Nevada Highway

NINE IN FAMILY ARE AMONG VICTIMS   Truck, Station Wagon Hit Head-On In Nevada   Marks Start Of Fourth Of July Holiday As Traffic Toll Reaches 49

11 Killed In Collision On Nevada Road Holiday Traffic Toll Off To Grim Start In Nation  HOLIDAY DEATHS Traffic

Patrol Lauds Plan, State Safety Department Interested—  Cass County Placing 600 Stop Signs at Rural Intersections to Cut Traffic Toll

Andersen Names Marshall — Former General Named  State Highway Chief

Sales Tax Bill Draws Crowd   Joint Finance Committee Hearing Is Held in Assembly Chambers

4 Russian Ships Bring Fresh Speculation on Spectacular Space Shot

Change Voted In Speed Limit   Nelson Gets Bill Affecting U.S. and Divided State Reads

Rift Develops in Milk Board on Postponement Of Jug Discount Date

Gallon Jug Milk Order Postponed   Causes Break  AmongMembers  Of Commission

U.S. Demands Reds To Halt Propaganda, Military Threats Before 14-Nation Conference

Reds Receive. Blunt Demand   Stop Propaganda, Get Busy, Says U.S.

Harriman: Get Going With Laos   Ave Tells Communists To Cut Out Threats And Propaganda.

Russia Told to End Speeches, Arms Threats   Harriman Rebuts Soviet Accusations America Trying to  Wreck Talks.

Harriman Sets Record Straight at Geneva  RUSSIA TOLD TO CHANGE TACTICS

U.S. Flails Laos Parley Propaganda   Russia Told To Get Down To Real Action On Peace Settlement

U.S. Demands Reds Begin Work on Laos   Kalispell Major Succeeds Rhodes

Soviet Charges Brings Rebuttal From Harriman  te a eee ee OE. ee he ge ena nee   U. S. Demands Russia End Threats, Cooperate In Laos Peace Settlement

HIGH TRIBUTE FOR MARTHUR BY FILIPINOS   General Ends Manils Speech On Note Of Sadness

M' Arthur Whirls Through Great Celebration in "Philippine Republic

At Least 75 Die  Vicious Winter Storm Hits Across Nation’s Midlands

Ex-Veep Returns to Home Town Nixon’s Plans: Get a Job, ‘House and Driver's License

UAW Board Meets Tonight To Review \Ford Talks. Consider AMC Contract

Union Executive Board fo Meet  UAW to Review Ford Neqotiation, AM Paci

UAW Board To Review Ford Contract T alks   AMC Problem Also Is Topic

JFK To Order New Equal Job Opportunities   Step Towards Civil Rights

Flames ‘n Embers   SUTHERLAND CREAMERY . WAREHOUSE & GARAGE OWNED BY V. KILLEAS — DESTROYED BY FIRE Estimate $50,000 Loss ~~ To Building And Seven Trucks ~—- Cases Of Eggs and Butter £

SUTHERLAND CREAMERY WAREHOUSE & GARAGE OWNED BY V. KILLEAS — DESTROYED BY FIRE Estimate $50,060 Loss -- To Building And  Seven Trucks -~— Cases Of Eaeas and Butter

Gilbert Blames Daley For Failure eet Sar sai i ae, AB alten srecsolan  Powell Pins Hopes On Morris Remapping Plan

Gilbert Blames Daley For Failure  Powell Pins Hopes On Morris Remappina Plar

2 Firemen. Die.in N.Y.  Tower Fire   Waman Missing; 4 Feiled by Smoke

Doylestown Office Open Until 9 P.M. Deadline Tonight If You Want  yy * ‘To Vote In November Elections

East Penna. Keeping Eye On ‘Esther’   Storm Apparently Has Sidestepped State On Journey

Kingdom Remains as Problem Child  Efforts to Get Laos Aeecord Founder

Soviet Trawlers Watched Return Of Astronauts   Radar-Equipped Ships Stood By Near Landing Area

Increasing Enrollment Raises Questions  Education Experts Ponder Host Of Problems

The Weather   U.S. Educators. Study Problems Facing Colleges   Public Indignation Said Lacking When Legislation Fails

U. $. Educators Study Problems Facing Colleges   Public Indignation Said Lacking When Legislation Fails

Council Pondering Problems ————     College Enrollment Increase Poses Questions To Educators

Poses Great Problems  College Enrollment Will Increase By Million Students in Next 5 Years

-To Reduce Fatalities ‘State Police Set Maximum  ’ ‘Patrol Effort Over Weekend

Soviets Hail Fidel  Victory   Invaders Claim Union With Interior Guerrilla Forces

Castro Regime Says Invasion ls Crushed   Rebels Claim Invaders Join Guerrillas

Rebels Cheered By Word Force Is in Mountains  Invaders Defeated, But Fiaht to Go On

Washington Takes View Invaders Are Defeated But Fight To Continue

Castro Claim: Crushing Of Invasion  But Exiles Assert Rebels Set Up Force In Hills

But Invaders Say They Have Joined Guerrillas   20 Americans Are Arrested ln Havana

Rebels Claim Invaders Are Linked With Guerrillas Fighting in Mountains

Castro Regime Declares Invasion Crushed; Exiles Say Struggle to Continue

Hopes Hig! Rebels Get  To Interior   Castro Victory Hailed as Blow To United States

Charge That US. Tanks, Arns Taken   Rebel Hopes Rise On Radio Broadeast From Mountains

Waves of Hope Sweep Through Cuban Exiles When Rebel Broadcast Claims Main Invading Force Joins Guerrillas in Mountains

Fidel Castro Regime Claims Invasion Crushed on Beaches   JFK Reports On Cuba  U.S. Stand: Is Affirmed   Top Cuban is Missing.   End May Be Near For Castro's Rule

Rebel defeat, capture of U.S. arms claimed   Cuban exiles say struggle goes on; Moscow charges U. S$. Marines are ready

Remnants Of Forces Put To Flight   U. S. Sees Ray Of Hope Despite Beachhead Defeat

CIA ie Upheld In Cuba Report   Hope De Gaulle Can Seek End of Crisis  U.S. Cheeredas Algerian Revolt Ends

CIA’s Report Correct, Says High Official   Opinions Conflict On Intelligence In Cuban Debacle   Washington Cheered

Kuwait Ready for ‘Aggressors’  Tribesmen Armed On Iraq’s Frontier

Soldiers   Are Posted At Border By Kuwait  Claims Report: i. oe ee ry ¥   Claims Reports Iraqi Tanks Are Massing Across Frontier

Sheik Gives. Arms  To His Tribesmen Ready To Meet ‘Aggression’ Says One

Armor Cars At Border Face Iraqi  Tanks Said To Back Threat  ow a? + Seen

Rate Increases For Gas Here Are Approved  City Commissioners Okay Six Per Cent  BDe‘sa k., th. YDBC

Rate Increases For Gas Here Are Approved   City Commissioners Okay Six Per Cent Raise by the KPS

NAACP asks stop to ‘rider’ arrests   Lawyer files motion with federal court claiming rights violation

West Germany Called Hotbed Of War Danger      Warsaw Pact Powers Claim Wes! Continuing To Waae Arms Race

U.S. To Insist On Cease-fire In Laos Crisis   Demanding Halt In Battle Before Any Conference

Europe Calm Despite Khrushchev’s Call for Greater Russ War Power

UNEMPLOYMENT PLAN EXPECTED   Kennedy’s Proposal Affects Compensation

Jobless Pay  Boost Plans  May Be Next Kennedy Expected.  To Propose Broad Shakeup of System

CONGRESSMEN V OTE CENSURE OF DANTAS   Conservative Leaders Angered By Diplomatic Recognition Of Rresia Re Brasil

Brazil Group Raps Decision   Conservative Body Votes Censure For Tie With Soviet

“Don’t Get Yourself Shot,’ Aerial Loudspeaker Urges Hunted Bandit

JFK's Father Taken From Critical List   CHURCHES BEGIN SERVICES Soviet Union Begins ~ New Year's Festival

NEW VERSION CLAIMS ...  Nikita Had Close Call Before Beria’s Arrest

Prelude To U.N. Debate  Castro Orders Drastic Cutback In Cuba's U.S. Embassy Personnel

Castro Orders Big Slash In U.S. Embassy   ‘Cuban Dictator Tells All But 11 Of 87-Member U.S. Staff To Leave Posts By Wednesday Night.

CASTRO FORCES US. CUT STAFF   Claims Embassy Personnel Are Spies

Castro Chops U. §. Embassy   Demands Only Eleven Officials Remain

\QTaTr UT ri Fermirred 10 dtay-- Cuba Orders Slash At U.S. Embassy

Relations Worsen   telations Worsen  Castro Orders Cut In U. S. Embassy

Deadline Wednesday   Castro Orders U.S. to Cut  Embassy Staff in Havana

Fidel Calls For Cut in U.S. Staff   Orders Our Embassy Group Slashed to 11 Wednesday.   (Photo on Picture Page.)

Invites Entire Force to Go  Castro Orders Slash Of U.S. Embassy Staff

Cut Ordered By Castro In U.S. Staff   Havana Embassy Faces Slash To 11 In Personnel

Embassy Ordered Reduced   Open Break  Jn Relations  Grows Nearer

Castro Orders U.S. Embassy Staff In Havana Reduced To 11 Members

Castro Orders Embassy Sliced   Relations Frayed More As He Calls For Cut To Only 11

Castro Orders Embassy Staff Cut  Cuban Relations Still Worsenina

Invites Embassy Staff To Leave —  Castro’s TV Ultimatum Weakens U. S. Relations

Wrathful Castro Orders U. S. Embassy Staff Reduced to 1]   Renews Charges Tha Invasion Is Planned in Near Future

Castro orders U.S. to ” slash embassy staff to I]   Gives deadline of Wednesday

Fidel Orders US To Cut Embassy Staff to Eleven   Filled: With Spies, Says. Prime Minister

Castro Orders Reduction in US Staff In Havana Embassy to Curb ‘Spying’

U.S.-Cuba Ties Grow Weaker On New Order   Embassy Staff to Be Slashed to  1 After Castro Haranque

US Embassy Staff Slash Called For  Castro Issues Drastic Order for Personnel Cut

RELATIONS MORE FRAYED  Castro Calls for Slash of U.S. Embassy to 11

Castro Invites Entire Embassy Staff To Leave  Only 11 Of 300 Will Be Permitted To Stay, Get 48 Hours To Leave

Castro Orders Drastic Cut In Embassy Staff   Orders Cut to 11 Employes by Wednesday Nighi

PARADES SOVIET ARMS Castro Issues Order To Cut U. S. Embassy Staff

Cut Ordered By Castro In US. Staff   . Hayana Embassy - Faces Slash To V1 Yn Perennnel

FOOTBALL TOAST   Liberal - Conservative Power Fight Starts   Relations Frayed By Castro Order

Cuba Cuts Staff Of  Embassy   Castro Blasts Prelude For New Charges

-- Castro Orders Drastic Slash:in U.S. Embassy Staff ---- From 87-to II

Congress Aid Asked To Cut Gold Drain  Kennedy Submits  Two Proposals Dasiaqnad Ta Haln

In District Court     Issues Debated in Highway Union Contract Case

{In District Court Issues Debated in Highway Union Contract Case   Declarec Rights in Jeonardy

Jobless Aid Will Start Next Month   Congress Bill Soon To Reach Kennedy; DiSalle ¥eto Looms

WEATHER   Extra 13 Weeks Of Benefits Long-Time Ohio Jobless Due Pay Under U.S. Bill

U. S. Conducts Low Yield Nuclear Test Undergrounc   Russia Warns It Will Resume Weapon Testing If West Doesn't Stop

. DEVICE LRIGGERED IN NET AOA  Russ Warn West Against A-Tests; U.S. Fires Blast

Two Kennedy Proposals Are Ready   Measures To Spur Economy Will Go To Congress

House May Gel Jobless Pay Bill Next Week   “Rough Going Seen For Proposal-To Boost Minimum Waae

“€To City Subseribers:   One Economy Bill May Pass, 2nd Not Likely

Has 1Op Priority  eee  Unemployment Bill May Be Ready for House Netx Week

One of Two Top Economic Bills Faces Trouble   Minimum Wage Proposal Finding Some Objections

Jobless Pay Bill Nearing House Study   Kennedy Proposal Gn Minimum Wage Has Tougher Path

Job Benefits Action Due in Congress  pe ce: When:   Minimum Pay Plans Draw Opposition

House Waits Kennedy Bill On Jobless  Would Provide 13 Weeks Of Additional  Aid Far T]nemnlawved

‘Slim Look’ Is Emphasized  Dior Collection May Become Big Style Hit

Is Smash Hit   ‘Slim Look’ May Be Hottest Fashion News Since New Look’

Morton Abandons Proposal To Put Nixon Back in Senate   Conference on Aging Faces Rough Road

Sheik Won Freedom Only A Week Ago  British Must Protect State Under Treaty

Traq Claims Oil Area Of Kuwait   Will Annex Sheikdom, Says Premier Kassem, —Estimate Wells Pay Ruler $3 Million Daily

Sheik Stays InCommand Of Oil Area   Kassem Plans To Name Him As Administrator

THIS WAS SCENE ALL OVER NATION:  Cemetery Visit On Memorial Davy

he Resume  Maryland Ride Next Saturday   Expect Hundreds  To Join Despite Weekend Arrests

House Restores $300 Million Cu From Aid Bill   Republicans Help Give President Major Victory

Aid Funds Restored By House   Worsening of Crisis Spurs Restoration of $300 Million in Aid For Allied Military

Vacationing Students Told Guard C all Set If Rioting Resumed in Florida City

Judge Proctor Ordered To o Explain Why He Dropped 489 Traffic Case:

Inthe News ©  TWO COLORADO YOUTHS SENTENCED TO 30 DAYS IN COUNTY. JAIL HERE

ln the News  TWO COLORADO YOUTHS SENTENCED TO 90 DAYS IN. COUNTY JAIL HERE .

Political Storm Builds Up Over How Soviet Spy Ring Could Operate in Britain 5 Years

el San eee BREE  “Political 5 torm Building In Britain After Spy Conviction

Britons Want To Know How Spies ‘Could Operate So Freely In Englanc

Papers Blast Security System World Storm Develops On Spies in England

Storm Over Spy Case Builds Up In England   5 Given Long Terms In Prison; Security Probe Launched

Global Parley Proposed   ‘With Global Repercussions   Political Storm In Britain  Builds Up Over Spy Ring

British Tighten Security System After Conviction of Five in Atom Bomb Plot

Spy Ring May Bring  Reactions   Major Political Storm Brewing In Great Britain

Spy Thriller ‘Stirs British Security Act   Conviction Of Five In Soviet Ring Seen Signal For Overhaul

Storm Brews In Britain Over How Soviet Spies So Long Escaped Notice   - (Additional story. page 5)

Political Storm Over Spy Trial      Reds Operated Ring Undetected Five Years; Other Traitors At Large.

Britain In Uproar Over Red Spv Ring   Repercussions Building Up Over Operation

Major Political Storm Is Developing : In Britain In Wake Of Spy Convictions

Convictions Don’t End Concern  Political Storm Brewing In Britain Over Spying

Following Spy Convictions Political Storm Brews Over British Security

Storm brews after spy trial   How could ring operate 5 years without notice?

5 Spy Ring Convictions Stir Storm  Overhaul Of Britisl   Overhaul Of British Navy Security Set: (,aps To Be Probed

Political Storm Boils Up In Britain On Heels Of Conviction Of Red Spies

Political Storm Is Expected in Wake of Trial  Missing Links Remai In British Case Despit

Political Storm Builds As England Questions Loose Security   FOR UN CONSIDERATION  U.S. Offers Plan To Assist Africa

Cash Register Owner Sou oht  Stolen Device Found Rusted In Cemetery

Boy Breaks % Race Boycott: Father Fired   New Tension Is Feared In Louisiana Dispute Over Integration

Father Of School Boy Is Fired   Drug Clerk Out Of Work After Boveott Broken

SchoolBoycott Breaker s Dad Fired from Job  New Orleans Man May Enter Second Boy at McDonogh

New Orleans Flar e-Up Southern Segregation  Unrest Increases Again

tragedy in New Orleans ay ew Unleans  Son Goes to Integrated School, Father Loses Jol,

New Orleans Tense White Child Enters McDonogh School  Father Of Boy, Fired From Job, Vows He He Won't Be Pressured

Father of Boy Who Shatfered Boycott Fired  Dinne Ta Enubav   Plans To Enter Another Son In Integrated School

Cloudy and Cold   Boy Breaks Race Boycott: Father Freed   New Tension Is Feared In Louisiana Dispute Over Integration

White Man Fired From Job for Sending Nine Year Old Son to Integrated School

Son Enters Integrated School  Father Loses Job In Racial Dispute

Father 6f 6 Says He Was Fired From Job New Tensions Rise In New Orleans.

New Orleans:  Father Fired For Breaking Long Bo ycott   Fountain Manager Unemployed After Son Attends Class

F ather Of Boy Who Broke School Boycott iIn New Orleans Is Fired From His Job

‘All the Way Home Wins Pulitzer Prize   Top Public Service Award to Texas Newspaper

lo Pick Winners List Location of Entries For Decorating Contests

Paris Police Crack Peugeot Case, Say 2 Suspects Confess Kidnaping

Caught ‘Living It Up’ With Beautiful Women _ Auto Heir's Kidnapers Confess

AUTO HEIR ‘S$ ABDUCTION. S SOLVED  Gav Frenchmen ‘Admit Kidnaping

Crises In Congo—Laos—Cuba—Berlin  JFK Has Nerve-Trying First Six Months as President

After Six Months in Office ., ,  Assessment of President Kennedy: Times Are Trying.:.So Is He   Kennedy Calls for Physical Fitness Program in Schools

Performance Hasn't Always Matched Talk—  Kennedys First 6 Months Filled With Crises

Kennedy Plunged into Vortex of World Crises During First Six Months in Office

Te  —SIX MONTHS REVIEW —  IK s Problems--Intangible And Tough   By JACK BELL and JOHN M. HIGHTOWFR

—CRISES PROVIDE EARLY TESTS~— JEK?s First 6 Months  Likened To Lincoln’s

Kennedy’s Completing Most Nerve-Trying Six Months Of Any Chief Since Lincoln   By JACK BELL and JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

US And Allies To Discuss Kennedy Berlin Decision   JFK Completing Nerve-Taxing First Six Months Of Presidency

Kennedy Heavily Tried inHalf Year by Congo, Cuba,Laos,BerlinEvents

Crisis After Crisis Faced by Kennedy In First Six Months   By JACK BELL and JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

TY FL... coln Faced Similar Task  JFK Completes Nerve-Trying Six Months as U. §. Leader

Seek Firebug in ‘San Francisco Affe: Series of Blazes   Fires in Nine Leading Hotels All Thought to Be Set by Same Arsonist.

Rash Fires Comes in San Franciscc  POLICE HUNT GIGGLING YOUTH IN 9 HOTEL FIRES

Arsonist sets Frisco fires  Fiery trail left   Fiery trail left in nine leading downtown hotels

Arsonist Active In Nine Leading Hotels— Giggling Firebug Leaves His Fiery Trail Through ‘Frisco

Leaves Fiery Trail     Firebug Hits Nine Hotels In San Francisco Area

Youth Leaves Trail of Fires   Police Press Hunt ‘tor Arsonist in Sen Francisco

Congo Republic Closes Big Airport Charae ‘Buzzing’ by UN Airplanes

AT HOUSTON REFINERY Three Hurt In “xplosions, Fire   CRITTCAT RERNA

New Storm Roars Out Of Rockies   Snow Falls In Most Kansas Areas—  Blizzard Warnings Out For Parts Of Kansas

Swimmer Owes Life To Fish   Youth In Water 22 Hours Skiff Sinks On Cruise

NEWS BRIEFS   CNR VV PNIT J ere  West Meet Eyed For Berlin Study

Puzzling Web Confronts Police Prominent Woman Attorney Believed Murder Victim

Ruling On Markos Appeal Expected On Wednesday; Knisely Retrial Still On

In Conference Seven Hours Wednesday   Plan Diplomatic Strategy For Talks With Communists

President, Prime Minister to Talk On ‘Honey Fitz’   Plan Two-Hour Cruise on Potomac to Map Out New Laos. Berlin Strategy

On Laos, Berlin Crisis .. . Kennedy, Macmillan  Take Talks to Yacht

Hope For Smooth Sailing Kennedy, Macmillan Board  Yacht To Continue Parley

lcebreakers Set for Jaunt  South Pole Ice Pack To Be Tackled Early

To Tackle Giant Icepack . -2U.S. Icebreakers Seek  Record in Antarctic

Two Icebreakers Go to Antarctic  Seek Earliest Entry Of 700 Mile Ice Pack

Lenten Guideposts Accident Teaches Him  One of Life’s Basie Law:

Soviets Freeze Troops in Uniform; Charge West Fans 'War Psychosis’

Second Crash Fatal fo Youth  Had Escaped Deat!   Had Escaped Death in Chase Mishap

Three-Head Rocket Firec From Cape  Hope All. Satellites Entered Orbit—One

One Satellite Is Carrying Atomic Batter  Hope to Test A-Energy for Space Trayel

 "a “Twas [SUMMER'S HERE — IMERCURY WARMS UP  :  iTO ‘WHEW’ ZONE

Lawmakers React Diversely To Education Report  Special Session Talk Heard

Three Hurt In Freak Wreck On Belfast Pike   Patrol Cites One Driver for DWI After Saturday Mishar

New Spring Snow Heads East Midwest Repairs Damage; Families Flee From Flood

Zero-Range Cold To Stay Awhile  New Castle Minus 24 Tonight May Hit —2

U.S. May Cease All Annual Trade  With Communists   If Russia Persists In Threats Against  Western Interests

IF THREATS TO WEST INTERESTS CONTINUE  U.S. May Halt Trade to Red 

1F THREAT CONTINUES U.S. May Halt Its Trade With Communist Nations

First Family At Seashore  "Copiers, Jet To Whisk Kennedy's To Cape Cod

To Spend Holiday At Hyannis Port Kennedy Family To Head For Seashore

Berlin’s Future In Commie’s Hands  Communist Party Congress  ‘Set For Important Parley

16 Persons Hurt In Train Wreck Near Atherton   Injured Passengers, Crewmen Taken To Terre Haute, Clinton Hospitals

Arctic Air Moving South  Long Winter Cold sis Has East, Midwest In Icy Grip

Condition Of Cass Man, 5t, Listed Serious  Youth’s Name Is   Youth’s Name Is Withheld As Probe Of Shooting Opens

Wounded Man May Lose Arm   Attack Occurs During Family Fight, Report

Who'll Be ‘Victors’ In  Song Fight?   U-M’s Pride, Joy Ureed As Official

mo NEW STATE SONG? . \ Ay y? ‘Hail To The Victors’ Cry {8 dé U-M Grads In Legislature x

Kuwait Claims iraq Demands For Taking Over Oil-rich Nation. ‘Shouts and Tall’

Kennedy's Father Reported—  Outlook In 38° Very  Bad For German Jews

Joseph Kennedy Repor Eichmann Trial Factor   Laotian Regime Proposes Cease-Fire Friday Noon

Pass General Sales Tax By Seven Votes  Senators Call Price’s Hand

Senate Okays 2 Per Cent Sales Tax   Solons Defy Daniel's Intention  To Veto Measure

He Survives, bl Due .  East Germany’s Ulbricht Most Hated Red Leader

1-65 Real Estate Jury Trial Begins  Three Men And Nine Women Selected For Heideman Land Suit

Trial Underway In Property Suit  11 Men, Woman On Jury—January Term Petit Jury Impaneled

i i i ic i i id  First Snowfall in lowa; Zearing Gets Four Inches

Edueation Aid Bill Hope Hising  * * * * * * * * * K onnoda Cnn le NDA Manne ny ga i; ee ee ee 1)   Kennedy Sends NEA Message: ‘Crucial Period Ahead

Sees Education Bill's Passage   Kennedy Tells Teachers He Hopes To Sicn Measure

Buoyed by Kennedy Message — Teachers Have Cautious  Hope for School Aid Bill

President Optimistic Educators Cling to Hopes For Federal Aid Bill

Goldberg Joins In Negotiations   FREIGHT IMMEDIATELY HIT BY RAILROAD EMBARGO

Tug Strike Idles Nearly AIIN. Y.C.   Freight and Passenger Service Halts; Labor Sec. Goldberg Enters Peace Negotiations

North Carolina U. Address  South Africa Raps Wests Failure to Fight Censure

South Africa Smarts Under Racial Censure Vote, May Retire From UN

Cuban Military Court Deciding Fate of Yanks   Six Could Be Executed. but Observers Expect Prison or Deportation.

 Kennedy Plea Heeded Quick Hearing Conductec (On Feed Grains Proposa

Scholar-Diplomat Named by Kennedy To Take Over Inter-American Affairs

Senate Votes  On Contested  Aid Changes Hickenlooper Gets Support

Rayburn Sees Foreign Aid  Bill Approval   Reports Terrific Campaign Waged Against Measure

Efforts To Change Up For Voting   House Leader Comments Afte Seeing Kennedy

OK Seen for ‘Pretty Good’ Foreign Aid Bil   Rayburn Predicts Victory following Meetina with JFK

‘Can't Be Of World And Not In It’  Rayburn Predicts Congress Will Pass Aid Bill

Rayburn Sees ‘Pretty Good’  Aid Measure  Amendments Stir F Sere ae Pees ~ i a oe   Amendments Stir Opposition; fowan Asks Annual Review

Good Aid Bill Will Be Passed, Rayburn Claims   Terrific Campaign Aaainst Aid. He Says

Rayburn Sees Good Aid Bill   Contends We Can’ Be In the World And Not Of It

Washington:   Foreign Aid Bill Near Final Vote   Rayburn Says Congress Will Approve Measure

A retiring Navyman reminisces  Rm  f€ Fe gg.   Burke lists achievements   By ROBERT J. DONOVAN  New York Herald Tribune News Service

Looking Back With Old Salt Burke   Anchors, Trees, Polaris Missile Top His List

BEL-AIR BATHED IN MUD  Pre-Holiday Snowstorm Blankets New England: Rains Hit California

DEFECTING PILOT DESCRIBES RAID   Declares Blasts At Military Targets Made To Avenge Betrayal of ‘Coward’

Police Confiscate 12 Pounds of Marijuana   William Z. Donothan of Seattle Bound Over for Possession of Narcotics; Police Claim 7 Pounds Found in Suitcase

eee  SAC HAS BOMBERS UP 24 HOURS DAILY MAKING ROUND THE CLOCK ALERT

4()70-MPH X15 Flight Sets Record   Pilot Makes Safe Landing Despite Broken Windshield

X15 Rocket Hits Speed of 4,070 Miles Per Hour   Windshield Shattered in Record Flight by an Air Force Pilot.

Maj. White Throttles Wide Open   Tests Conditions That Would Be Met by Spaceshir

X15 Plane Speeds To Record   Air Force Pilot Takes Plane To 4,070 m.p.h. Speed

Edwards AFB:   aie alae aor  A A New Speed Record Set By US. Plane  "X15 Rocket Flies 4,070 m.p.h. in

Mark May stand     X15 Rocket Plane Flashes 4070 moh. for Record

Sponsored By Kiwanis, Courier-Times Levittown Lions Give $100 To ‘Give-A-Christmas’ Drive   ‘See Picture Page 14)

Sponsored By Kiwanis, Courier-Times . 100  Levittown Lions Give § To ‘Give-A-Christmas’ Drive

Sea Tanker Burns; One Man Killed Aviation Fuel Feeds. Flames; At: Least.   Aviation Fuel Feeds Flames; At: Least 27 Persons Injured.

‘Special Delivery And Money Order Fees ‘Are Increased Effective July 1, 1961

Mobs Storm U.N. Troops in Katanga   Africans Go Wild “as Tshombe Stops: War Call Too, Late

4.000 Congolese Throw Stones, Terrify Women   Moise Tshombe  He's Independent

CAPITAL OF KATANGA IN CONFUSION   Airport Fight Starting Point Major Hassle

Distressed Area Plan Is Delaved   Dem Timetable On Aid Bill Slowed By GOP Questioning

Cons Ask ‘How Much?’  Ww i W   Inmates Provide Year's Blood Suppls

( . a oy A  ‘d c ; ¢ id  . € a ers Donate ns Ss © Blood For Children

‘Prison Inmates Pledge Blood For ‘2 Youngsters With Rare Disease

SUKARNO AGAIN DEMANDS DUTCH  HAND OVER WEST NEW GUINEA: TO INDONESIA; WAR GAMES HELD:

Indonesians Conduct War Games  Along Sea Borders Of W. New Guinea

Ribicoff Leaves Door Open In School Aid Bill  Secretery Onnaces   Secretary Opposes Adding Private Schools To Kennedy Measure

PAROCHIAL LOANS? ?  emai eiaeamanmmemeenamesanarae  Door Left Open On School Issue

‘Pryor Purchase Hailed as Huge Industry Stride   15 Firms Already Making Inquiries

New York Braces for Heavy Blow   “Huge Wave Hurts 3 in New Jersey

DIKES WEAKENED BY FURY  2,000 In Iowa And Wisconsin Driven From Homes By Floods

Attempts Tu Contradict First Text   Civil Liberties Unien Project

Inside...   — “Boodet’ Becomes Watchword  Most Russians Looking to Red-Promised Future

South VietNam To Get Strong U.S. Support —   ‘ America Will Stand *- Firm on Cease-Fire  In Laos Before Talks

President Of American Stock Exchan ge Suddenly Quits; General Counsel. Too

Launch Reported Successful  Wild Orbiting Satellite Off Qn Cosmic Ray Exploration

Space Study Satellite Sent Up  La RE Say ee a   oe 5  Top of Orbit 54,000 Miles Tf Syepecefy]

—DUTCH STILL HOLD OUT HOPE-~  Press Land, Sea, Air Hunt For Rockefeller

View Taken By Expert On New Guinea   Giant Search Continues For Young Explorer

Hope Still Held for His Safety...  Search Continues For Young Rockefeller

In New Guinea:  Land, Sea, Air Rescue Force Comb Area For Rockefeller

Hope For Safety Still Maintained  Rockefeller Rescue Groups Scouring New Guinea Jungle

SearchPressed In Wild Area For Rockefeller   Rescue Parties, Planes arid Ships Scan Jungle Reaion

Hope of Rescuing Mike Rockefeller Seems to Be High   Missionaries on Coast of New Guinea Join In Search: No Trace Yet.

Rockefeller Hunt Widens   Savage Coastal Area of Southwest New Guinea Combed for U.S. Youtt

Extensive Search Continues Today For Son Of Governor Rockefeller

Search  Jungle For Rocky’s Son   Four Rescue Parties Enter Swamps Of New Guinea; Sea, Ait Force Join Hunt

Rockefeller Heir Sfill Missing  Search Parties   Search Parties Comb Coast Of New Guinea

No Officia! Finding _  Bluebelle Sinking, Deaths ‘Sounds Like Mass Murder’   Rockefeller Hunt Continues

Dutch Hold Hope for Rockefeller   Giant Rescue Operation Pressed in New Guinea By Land, Sea and Air

Rockefeller Son Still Is Missing  Big Rescue Force   Big Reseue Force In Coastal Area Of New Guinea

Dutch Officials Hopeful Of Finding Rockefeller; ‘Missing Off New Guinea   RESCUE COMPANION

Dutch Continue  Search Comb J ungle   Comb J ungle Swamps For  Rockefeller

Big Rescue Force Hunts Rocky's Son  Land, Sea and Air Parties Comb Is-

Hope dimmer for Michael   Land, sea, air  search underway  for Rockefeller

COMB SAVAGE NEW GUINEA COAST AREA   Four Rescue Parties Se Out Through Jungle  ee errant  PLANES, SHIPS

Hunt oy Land, ved, AW... «  Comb Coastal Area for Young Rockefeller

Land, Sea, Air Force Hunting Rockefeller   Rescue Parties Comb Swamps; American Missionaries Aid

More Join In Seareh For Missing Rockefeller  Missionaries   Missionaries Help To Probe Treacherous Tuoncle Marches

Rockefeller Search Continues   Tet Crashes Into Houses. Kills Two

Others Disagree After Quizzing Lemnitzer  Senator Criticizes Pentagon, CIA for Cuban Invasion Fiasco

Senate Studies Cuba ~ Gore Asks Replacements On Joint Chiefs Of Staff

Lemniizer, Others Ripped By Senator Gore   After Testimony On Cuba Invasion Faiiure This Spring

LEMNITZER DISMISSAL IS ADVISED   Cuban Invasion Disaster Basis Of Accusations

CIA, Military  Shines Blaine,  Church Says S Senators Disagree  On Role Of JCS” To. Colin incur

' Vi J cy s gM ie oe Gore Wants Aili Joint? Chieés  Of Staff Members Replaced

Senator Reacts After Hearing Cuba Testimony   Sen. Capehart Sees No Reason To Replace Chiefs

Replace Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gore Suggests   Senator Makes Comment After Hearing Lemnitze:

Gore Is Critical of U.S. Military Chiefs of Staff   “We Need a Shakeup,” Senator Says: Hearing Held on Cuban Flop.

Cuban Blame Fall On CIA, Pentagon  Sen. Gore Requests Joint Chief Shuffle

Replacement of Joint Chiefs Is Sought by Gore   Senator Advises Thorough Sweep

British Villagers Et Jackpot  », TF: go.   Clean Up in Bingo Craze

sales Looming  Folk of Snettisham Village Cleaning Up In Detergent Company's Big Bingo Game

Children’s Pictures Taken Free For Publication Friday of Next Week

PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN TO BE TAKEN SATURDAY   Photographer Will Be At V.P.W. Hall From 10:00 A.M. To 5:00 P.M

oHILDRENS NCTURES 10: BE--TAKED  Fi ts easel cao,           ra - : e 4 ‘ a) Ws . we Ss. @

TEAMSTERS’ STRIKE IDLES FRISCO PORT   Longshore Union Enters Walkout In Cargo Dispute

West Coast Dock Strike Spreading  Waterfront Close: At San Francisco la Maran Mienven

{0 Are Involved In Big Shakeup By : Kennedy  Chester Bowles Out Of State Dept. Job

Dilemma Facing Pursuers   Santa Maria Now Shadowed By U.S. Plane

Tennessee Ambust Leaves 3 Killed  Arrest 5; Blame Law Officers’ Feud

City Will Honor Veterans Saturday   Annual Parade Set In Morninc

Graham Tells Audience: ‘Americans Leave  : * . _ Religion At Home’

U.S: Steps Up Military Aid To Laos  Shipments Hiked To Meet Threat By Rebel Forces

Sent To Meet New Red Threat   America Doubles Its Military Staff

Step Up U.S. Aid  to Laos   Action Counter: Soviet Support of Rebel Drive

US Steps Up  Pro-Western  Aid in Laos Meet New Threat  Of Red-Supplied Pathet Lao Rebs

Move Follows Increase In Red Shipments   Soviet Airlift Pours Supplies To Rebels For New Offchsive

U.S.Double: Its Military Aid In Laos   Move Designed To Meet Threat By Rebel Bands

U.S. Reported Stepping Up Aid To Laos  Staff Of Military Advisers Doubled To Buck Red Threat

NO SUDDEN STEPUP U.S. Increases Laos Arms  While Reds Supply Rebels

U.S. Aid To Laos  Increased   More Rifles,  Ammunition Sent To Counter New Threat Of Rebels

Done To Meet New Threat  By Red Rebels; 200 ‘Teaching Use of Weapons

U.S. Military Force Upped In Laos Area   Increased Strength To Meet Red-Armed Rebellious Forces

Military Mission Doubled; Shipments Of Guns, Ammunition Show Steady Step-Up

U.5. Stepping Up Its Military Aid To Laofian Army   Reliable Source Says No New or Unusual Weapons Included

Reports Show Mission More  Than Doubled   No New or Unusual Weapons Shipped in; Peace Talks Collapse

U.S. Steps Up Military Aid to Laofian Army  increase Ordered   Increase Ordered As Reply to New Rebel Offensive

U.S. Bolsters Military Help ToLaos Units   Move Reported As Bid To Meet Threat Of Red-Supplied Rebels

Step-Up in Small Arms Shipments Designed to Meet New Threat of Soviet-Supplied Pathet Lao Rebels

Munitions Shipments Doubled   Many Other Helps Speeded to Meet New Soviet Threat

DOCTORS’ STUDY REFUTES COMMON IDEA  Boss Heart in Best Shape of All

Study of Heart Disease  Executives Not Most Likely to be Stricken

OLD NOTION DEBUNKED —  Men at Top Safest From Heart Attack, Two Authorities Claim

Contrary To: Common Beltef Bottom Man Is Easiest Prey Of Heart Disease

FRENCH PASSENGER LINER IS THROUGH   Liberte May Eventually Wind Up Jn Scrap Yard; Vessel Still  Tucci

COMMANDER INVITES PUBLIC  Crane Base Plans 1961 ‘Open House’ May 21

Teenagers Prove To Be Heroes In Flood Fight  _.Waterloo, la., Experiencing Its Worst - Flood In History; 4,000 Battle Torrents 

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   US Troops Land in France, More to Follow

Kennedy Attends 4 Inaugural Balls But Has Yet To See Any Dancing

Fiv e Inaugural Balls Gala Affairs But T “wi s Just No Room to Dance

Sees Nobody Dance ‘President Goes to.5 Balls ‘But Jackie Quits After 3

Kennedy s Most Consistent, Obvious Quality Has Been A Sense Of Action

Troops Flown In For Laos Talks   i= Domestic and roreign Amtairs ——  How Did JEK Do in First Year as President?

Dutch Warned Of Great Risk   Soviet Note Says Making Territory Available To U.S. Fraught With Peril

Soviets Warn Netherlands On Base Idea   Deployinent Of U.S Missiles Is ‘Target OF Soviet Barrage

Communists Cheer   Khrushchev Tells Congress Scientists Fired Wrong Bomh

Ligouri Suffers Burns As Racer Explodes In Run   Skids 1,920 Feet And ” Pits Wall Twice

 Bristol Undecided inane atone  Lower Bueks Pool Stull Not Settled

in National Emergency State Government Defense Plan Made by Officials

AAD PSOE Emergency  State Government Defense Plan Made by Officials

Presbyterians Launch Historic Attempt To Unite American Protestant Churches

E ‘our - Denominational Presbyterians Otiering Dramatic Unity Plan

NASA Tests Unmanned — Space Capsule   Mercury Project Shot. Apparently Successful

Mercury Space Capsule Sent Aloft by U.S.   Parachute and Escape Systems Get Tough Test

Unmanned Shot Rated Successful   Capsule, Escape Gear Get Their Toughest Possible Tryout.

Accident Report   BRITISH CONCERNED .. . Many difficuities involved in enforcing a cease-fire

Gls ‘Rescue’ U. S. Official  Berlin Border Police Exchange Tear Gas

inside The News   TEAR GAS’GRENADES TOSSED  Reds. West Berliners Battle

SOUTH CAROLINA GENERAL KILLED   Barnie B. Mcentire Jr., Victim Of Jet Takeoff Accident Near  a

Arthur Schuck Granted Stay of Execution  Earlier Plea to Pardons Board Was Reiected

Sen. Curtis demands probe of Demo dinner ticket sales   Violation of Hatch act alleaad

Omer Feenngs  State Troopers Prevent Fist Fight Between ‘Senators Haluska, Lane

Sens. Haluska And Lane ‘Square Off’ In Hotel Lobby On Strip Mine Tour

In Jerusalem  Pilgrims From Around World Walk Along “Way Of Sorrow’ Today

Kilgore Detends Loophole Oil   Warns Of Matamoros Port Or Construction Of Pipeline   Voluntary Agreement Anticipated

Sittler Denied Citizenship Bid   Former Professor  Nazi Propagandist

Good Evening!   Land of the Potomac finally admitted to the Union,

PURE FICTION ABOUT AL CAPONE  10 ABC Stations Defy Bennett, Show “Big Train”

On The Inside   Tk Sees, Se EE OME LANE eee  TV Stations Say ‘Untouchables’ Not Intended As Reflection on Prisons -

Show Goes On As Scheduled  ‘Untouchables’ Not Touchable By US Prison Official’s Threat

IV Net Carries Protactad Chow.  Prison Chief Fails To Delav Enisode

Television Stations Carry ‘Untouchables Despite Warning from Prison Director

\Show Branded ‘Defamatory’: Warning Fails To Block ; Untouchables Telecast

wee pe ee Ew Seopa "Ege gee Ff TV Stations Threatened By Federal Prison Boss

> Electrical Firms Offer Same Prices   Cleveland Law  Director Puts Off

Cleveland Finds Bids Identical   Seems Impossible, Offieial Declares

Gag arin Featured In eussim Holiday Fete— Cubans, Russians In May Day Celebrations   Moscow

Havana Holdine Moscow-Styled May Day Rally   Fidel Castro To Be Speaker

Cuban Tyrant Wears Lenin Peace Prize Peace Loving Castro Apes Moscow’s May Day Parade

Cubans Mass for Big Celebration   Troops Are on Alert, Fear New ‘Invasion’

Cuban Rally Staged  Red: styled May Day Celebration Is Heald Tada

You'll Find lt   en FFAGTUORN VT MOSCOW-- ‘Cuba Stages May Day Festival

Russia-t/. S. Disarmament Conference Discontinued  >? = A et a > * S Sy

Rivers Rise As Indiana Snow Melts  Floods Moderate, but   Floods Moderate, but Thaw Will Release  More Waters—Many €idernade Rlackad

Heavy Rains Lash Kansas   Carla’s Effects Help Set Off Storms Over State

Young King Acts After Father's Dead Morocco ‘Nerve Centers Guardec

New Morocco King Posts Security Force   Crown Prince, 31, Ascends Throne On Father's Death

New King Posts Security Forces  Morocco Is Facing Exnlosive Situation

Situation Potentially Explosive   Prince Succeeds; Posts Security Force in Capital

POLITICAL EXPLOSION ANTICIPATED  Crown Prince Ascends Throne After Death of Moroccan King

Situation Potentially Explosive  Moroccan Prince Takes  Throne of Dead Father

Mohammed VY Claimed  Son Succeeds Dead King,  Moroeean Cities Condes

Morocco's New King Posts Tight Security Guard”  Situation ‘Explosive’ After Sudden Death   Situation ‘Explosive’ After Sudden Death Of Mohammed V

Morrocan king dies, son takes throne   Mohammed V dies unexpectedly after operation

Nation Uneasy: After “Ruler's Death. ‘Crown Prince Hassan, 31 New King Of Morroco

SALPTVCaS  New Leader Takes Over  In Morocco  King Mohammed Victim of Heart

Strong Moroccan. Security Guard as New King Reigns   Moulay Hassen Proclaimed After Death of Mohammed V

New Ruler Takes Over  In Morocco   Prince Becomes King After Unexpected Death of Father

New Monarch In Control As Guards Posted   Crown Prince, 31, Acts In Potential Explosive Situation

Mohammed V Of Morocco Dies: Crown Prince Assumes Throne   Heavy Guards Posted To Keep Firm Hand On Political Situation

ees Te  Hassan Il New Morocco King  fe, ae a, OC eee ee. I Nee ee  eee:  eee

New efforts to cut special property levy   Amend LB 208 to take effect next year, thru 197]

U.S. Interest Jets for Tito in  Post Says Ike Explained to JFK .

Reporter Team Compiles Report On  What Happened Evening Of Aus. 17

With A Political Rival—  ‘Would Not Debate On TV If In Office '--Eisenhower

—— Ike Advises Political Candidates ——  Never Debate With An Outer

Ike Would Not Debate With Riva   Also Tells Interviewer Tem. per Caused His — Heart Attack.

ESTs MEIN Temper —_——$<—$—$  Fisenhower Would Not Debate Rival Candidates Before Television Camera:

Against TV Political Debate  Ike Believes Temper May Have Brought on Heart Attack in 1955

Eisenhower Says if He Held Office He Would Not Debate Rival on TV

bad for incumbent, Me believes  lke Wouldn't Debate Opponent on TV

WVisappointed AT NIXON 5 WVereur  Ike Would Never Debate Rival On Television

Ike On Television!  Wouldn’t Debate With Rival On TV Says Former President

Blizzard Dumps U p to 18 Inches on Roads; Holiday Drivers, Pupils Stranded

Ghana Prexy Will Travel Queen Route  Testing Safety Of Proposed Visit By British Soverign

Test Vote Expected In Rules Fight   Foes of Changes In Filibuster Rule Say Proposal is Doomed

Senate Leaders Hope for Vote On Filibuster   Foes of Any Change In Rules Confident They have Enough Support.

U.S. Task Force Formed To Condue Tests In Air If Kennedy. Approves

U.S. Test Program Readied   Task Force Set for More Tests in Atmosphere

Official Box Score   Oliver E. Kendall, Virginia City, Heads Assessors

‘Christmas Ushered in With Midnight ‘Mass in Moscow; Faithful Jam Cathedral

Russiar sian Midnight Mass  A Remnant Of The Past   Desnite this. Archhishan Alexe

Two Thousand Workers, Peasants Attend Christmas Eve Services in Moscow

: Communist Influence  Russian Orthodox Yule Mass Attended By Only Few Youths

Majesty Mingles with Melancholy as Russian Church Marks Christmas Mass

Few Young People Attend: Majesty, Melancholy Mark  Russian Christmas Service

Barrier Is Broken In Jackson, Miss.   2 Injured as Car Plunges Into Swamp on Rt. 301

114 Americans Killed In Hong Kong Crash   One Person Survives Air Force Plane’s Plunge Into Foq-Blanketed Hillside .

14 Americans Die As Aircraft Hits Hill In Hong Kong   GI Dependents Heading Back To Formosa;  Ona Qnuevienn

15 U.S. Men, Women, Children Reported Killed in Air Crash on Hong Kong Hillside

South Illinois Faces More Flooding   Major Rivers Continue to Inch Upward

WEATHER   Accuses Senator in Smear  Editor: Russell   Editor: Russell Acts to Conceal Military Plans

U.N. Assembly Plunges Into Tibet Debate   Marathon Session Slated Before Christmas Recess

Stamp to Honor Wisconsin Law   Sereen Guild Members  150 Actors Request Probe of Jeff Chandler's Death

WIDE RANGE PROPOSALS SUBMITTED   Budget Board Cuts Millions From Requests

Eichmann Is Branded As — Man Who Was Going To Exterminate Jewish Race

Had Your Inspection Yet?   KICHMANN STONY - FAC “ED Exterminator Tag Applied

Trial Moral. Right   Prosecutor Defends Court Right To Bring Eichmann To Justice

Stony-Faced Eichmann Hears Condemnation   Accused Of Trying To Exterminate Jews

Eichmann Trial Called Justified  Prosecy tor Says   Prosecutor Says Nazi Tried To 'Eyterminate Jews

Eichmann Branded Mass Killer  Attorney Rips be Se dpeieeretee  a +? ae

Leaders Urge Negotiations:  Neutrals Withholding Support for Either Side in Berlin Crisis

Neutral Nations Not Taking Part   Neither West Nor East Gets Backing in Crisis

State Deer Season Toll  Runs High 14 Hunters  Have Died as a. ae ie

Gift at Kansas City Event... . Gov. Anderson Gets Royal  Start in Hereford Business

Slayer Given  Long Sentence  Killer of Waukesha Detective Gets 25

35 Line Ur For Pilot Program   Trial to Cost U.S. $50 Million In First Year

SERENE Ue EGER eae  Jobless Miner“ First To Apply  bheadar “aad Plan

Jobless Miner First Applicant For Food Stamps   West Virginia Coal Town Is Test Area

Unemployed Miner Seeks Food Stamps  He's First to Apply Under Kennedy Plon

Bonn Bucks Proposal By Mansfield    Von Hase Sees Plan Wider Division Of Germany: Disaarees

Punchcard Scheme Is First Goal   Combined U.S.-State Drive Is Revealed By Hultman.   “Double Fraud.”

Liberal Tax Plan Wins Group OK   House Expected to Pass Program Sometime Today

Excise Tax  On Cars One Of Features  Full Approval Of Wozniak Plan  See 9 ee  geen

Cuban Prisoners’ Delegation Arrives in Washington to Discuss Castro Ransom Offer -

STEVENSON I 8 IN PARAGUAY   Takes Rap At Dictator ships Before: Calling  “On Stroessner

Adlai Arrives In Paragiay: For Peace Talk.   Reaches Half. Way Mark On South Amerjean Tour

Some Democrats Claim Pressure By Gov. Dalton   11 of Majority Vote Against Measure. in.. 87-63 Approval

Bill Goes  To Senate For a Vote   Dalton Calls Plan The Key to His  Revenue Structure

Missouri House Supports a Tax Withholding Bill   Gov. Dalton Has Called the Program the Key to His Revenue Structure.

Father, Daughter Pinned in Cab— 2 Die in Fiery Crash of Meat  Truck, Gasoline Transport

Meat Truck, Propane Gas Tanker Collide.  Father, Daughter Die In Fiery Crash

Spy Ring Rumors  Sweeping Britain   Fidel Castro Expected to Report U.S. “Invaders” Frightened Away

Two Century Segregation Finally Ends  State Powerless To Circumvent Federal Court’s Ruling

[WO NEGROES ARE ENROLLED IN GEORGIA U   Federal Court Rulings Block State Efforts To Keep Searegation.

Steel-Helmeted Italian Cops, Teen-Age Students Fight In Streets Of Rome

Italian Students, Police Clash; Faseist Politicos Incite Trouble   Raid Radar

OK Sought © on Bipartisan Ed Committee  Two Parties Drift Farther Apart on Recommendations

Crippied Children Clinic For Nine Area Counties Planned. For @nirit Lakes

Clinic For Crippled © Two-Stage Rocket Children On March 14° Fired Near Jewell Sun.

U.S., French Leaders End Talks Today   Kennedy Declares Allies Must Counter Growing Red Threat

Broadened NATO Outlook Urged In Talk Today    Reds Advancing in South Half of Globe

Kennedy Urges NATO to Action   \List. Contains Many Questions  Red Boss Prepares For Talks

Formidable Front Against Advances  By Reds Is Urged   Action In Underdeveloped ‘Southern Half Of Globe,’ Is Kennedy's Plea At Special Session Of NATO Council

KENNEDY WILL END TALKS IN PARIS TODAY   President Pleads With NATO For Front Against  Communism   FIRST KHRUSHCHEV SESSION SATURDAY

President Urges Broader Horizon  For NATO Body   Peril in Southern Half of Globe Cited by Kennedy in Address

Pr resident Asks NATO  Tnereases   Assures Council U.S. Interested In Europe's Fate

EQUAL VOICE FOR FRANCE NOT AGREED   Parisians Show Enthusiasm For  President, Wife

Strong Nato Front Urged By Kennedy   De Gau aulle, President Tur   De Gaulle, President Turn Talks to Underdeveloped Areas

Plea Is Made In Addressing NATO Session   U.S. Totally Involved In Europe's Destiny, Allies Are Assured

Pleads for Front To Combat Reds  In Vast Areas   President Summons Aides to Paris For Consultation

KENNEDY ASKS WIDER NATO EFFORT   Says Allies Must Extend Concern To South of Globe   Related Sforv, Paze 10

JFK Advises NATO To Look After Its Southern Defenses   POLICY BASIS

Red Gains In World Are Cited   Kennedy Confers With De Gaulle At 2 Meetinas   (MORE PICTURES PAGE EIGHT)

Paris Talks Move To French Place In NATO Alliance   President and Jacqueline Are Given Grand Welcome At Paris’ City Hall.

Issues Plea To Battle Communist Advances In Underdeveloned World

Must Defend New Nations From Soviets  President Sees U.S.-European Unity Vital

Mus! Keep Watch In Southern Hemisphere, Too   Meets With DeGaulle for Second Day

Hinted K Won’t Press Berlin Isstie   Showdown Not. Expected In Vienna Talks

Vast NATO Scope Urged by Kennedy  Whole Southern Half Of Globe ‘in Peril’

Undeveloped Areas For Strong Defense   President Addresses Special Session Of 15-Nation Council

Khrushchev Hints Truce  On Berlin   Austrian Sources  Say Russian Willing To Delay Showdown On German Problem

Khrush Hints At Truce On Berlin Issue  Austrians Report   Austrians Report Agreement With U.S. Ambassador

President Stresses Red Aims   NATO Body in Paris Hears Plea for Unity In All Hemispheres

Second Day of De Gaulle Talks Begun   President Given Cheers in Paris;  Cites Red Perils

NATO Urged by Kennedy To Be Alert To Red Gains in South Hemisphere

Assures Allies United States Totally Involved In Destiny  Of W. Europe

Presidents Agree On Tough West Position   Kennedy Strengthens Position On West Berlin With Agreement With DeGaulle: West To Stand Firm

President Urges NATO To Build Red Barriers   Khrushchev Seen Assuring  JFK. Tolerance On Berlin

Discusses Asia With DeGaulle  Kennedy Urges Strong Effort by NATO To Stop Reas in Underdeveloped Areas

JFK Tells NATO Half of World Freedom Is in Peril   Ike to Speak GOP Heroes Bask in $1 00 A Plate Dinner Tonight

JFK Talks Of Dangers Elsewhere   ‘U.S. Totally Involved In Your Destiny,” Europe Told.

May Wait Year Nikita Reportedly Offers  Tolerance on Berlin Issue

Urges Strong Front Against Communism   Assures 15 Nations Of U.S. Involvement In Europe’s Destiny

Reaches Accord With De Gaulle On Berlin Issue   Agree on Firm Stand; Remain Divided on Voice in Policies

Talks With French Chief Satisfactory  West Hemisnhere   a West Hemisphere Under Dire Threa From Communists

Bridge Falls Into Wabash   Three Escape Serious Injuries Near Clinion

Congress Race, 4 House Fights On Tap Tuesday   Primary Voting Throughout State To Hold Interest

state clection:  Five Contests For Statewide Seats In Tuesday's Primary

‘Off Year’ Primary Only 5 Contests to Provide State Party-Strength Tests

Violence Flares In Labor Camp   Union Men, Farm Workers In Battle

LABOR WAR ON IN CALIFORNIA LETTUCE FIELDS   Violence At Mexican Labo: Camp; Union Hall Raided.

Mexicans Are Molested  First Violence Breaks Out In Lettuce Harvest Dispute

(Can Graze Diverted ‘Wheat Acres ‘Till May   Exception to Deadline Is Double Cropping.

Household Goods Tax Repeal Urged  Would Pay Auto Tax With License Fee

Leaves _Today ;  Nutter to Tell UN Story To Two Billings Groups      Montana Skips Day  UN Is 16 Years Old Today; U.S. Celebrations Vary

New Highway Ribbons Near Anaconda   $2. Million Butte Road Contract Slated For Letting Next Month

$55 Received Today  Fund For Schaefer ° ‘a ‘> ” Orphans Hits S835

Victory for Kennedy a -Senate- Restores Mest Of: Foreign Aid Bill Cut

West Hails Published  Interview   Soviet Press, However,Almos Ienores It

Kennedy's Interview by Izvestia's Editor Seen As Opening in Curtain

Launch Robot Astronaut On Flight Today .   Space Capsule Cireles Earth And PReaturne

U. S. Sends Robot Astronaut Around Earth   Crucial Test One Of Final Steps Of Intense Drive To Get Man Into Orbit

Single-Trip Earth Flight Is Successful   Launching Part of Stepped-Up Drive to Put American Into  Space In 1961.

‘Trip’ Takes 110 Min.   By ALVIN B. WEBB JR. United Press International  ae wes a2 e*t cece ree etlhlUcrFtthlCU Se

Crucial Test Passed By U.S. Capsule   Atlas Sends 2-Ton Mercury On Trip 150 Miles High

Rockefeller DeniesStory  He'll Resign   Governor Terms Reports Absurd; Will Run In 1962

Rockefeller Denies Report  New York Governor Says He Will Finish Term And Run Again

Denies Resignation Story ELS TS ETTORE  Rockefeller Plots Campaign

Rockefeller Not To Quit Politics  Report Called Absurc And Wishful Thinking

Reports Vehemently Denied  ‘Rocky Is Not Planning 1To Leave Public Lite

Will Seek Re-Election Rockefeller Raps Report ‘He’ ll Leave Publie Life

Plans Campaign Strategy Talks...  Gov. Rockefeller Denie: Report He Il Quit Politics

Says That He'll Run Next Year  Slates Dec. 27th Campaign Meeting

On Christmas Island....  U.S., Britain Discuss Aerial Nuclear Tests

LEGION AUXILIARY — HAS SOLD MEMORIAL RED POPPIES HERE Terr ACT 29 YFARG

limely tidings LEGION AUXILIARY — HAS SOLD MEMORIAL  RED POPPIES HERE THE LAST 39 YEARS

New tax plan to modernize  U.S. business Create 500,000  salane Hamer

Kennedy proposes special tex incentive for businsss   General tax cut should wait until next yeer

Would Reduce Loop holes Kennedy Presents New Tax Program To Congress Today

Tax Cut Should Wait Year  Kennedy’s Tax Proposal: Would Aid Business, Jobs

Kennedy Wins On Wage Bill   Kennedy Hopes To Create Jobs Suggests Tax Revisions

JFK Says His Tax Plan Can Make 500,000 Jobs   Tells Congress General Cut Must Wait For A Year

Kennedy Tax Plan Sees 500,000 Jobs   Pentagon Public Relations This Year Cost $1.6 Million

Kennedy's Tax Plan Hits ‘Expense Account Living   Senate Passes Minimum Wage

Qn The Inside   « Attacks ‘Expense Account Living’  JFK Tax Plan Aimed At Creating Jobs

4 Million Workers Involved   Measure Goes Back to House For Compromise

Bill Would Modernize Businesses  Kennedy Proposals   Kennedy Proposals Called Urgent Step Toward Tax Reforn

Bill To Conference  Kennedys Minimum Pay Measure Passed by Senate

Tax Reform Plan Given To Congress   -Aid to Business, 500,000 New Jobs Seen hy Kennedy

MODERNIZE U.S. BUSINESS  Kennedy Tax Plan to Help Create 500,000 New Jobs

Wage Bill Passed By Senate   4 Million Workers Added To List As Base Goes To $1.25

Kennedy Submits Tax Proposal To Help U.S. Business Modernize   Possible General Tax Cut Should Wait, He Says

: Dill 10 Lonrerence  Kennedys Minimum Pay Measure Passed by Senate

Tax Plan ‘Provides ‘Incentives   President Says Proposal Will Help Expand Business, Create More Jobs

Kennedy's Tax Plan Sent to Congress Today   Reduction in Taxes Should Wait, He Say

Kennedy  Outlines Tax Plan   Would Be Boost To Business; Cut Cheating on Income

Proposal Designed To Modernize American Business Kennedy Sends Conaress Tax Plan To Create Jobs

Minimum Pay Bill Passed by Senate   Smashing Victory For Pres Kennedy

 Creation of New Jobs One Feature  Kennedy's Tax Program to Congres:

Kennedy Gives Congress New Tax Proposals   Program Would Helf Boost Business, Create More Jobs

Special Tax Plan Given To Congress   Kennedy Proposal Would Create Johs For $500,000 Peopl:

New Tax Plan Aimed at Aidine U.S. Business   Kennedy Suggestion Would Help Create 500,000 New Jobs

Kennedy Sees 500,000 Jobs Under Tax Plar   No General Cut Until Next Year Likely; Cheating Is Hit

Plan Aims To Create Many Jobs   Hits ‘Expense Accoun Living; Wait Asked On Rate Slash.

Measure Designed To Create 500.000 Jobs, Give Business  Incentive To Grow, Modernize

Attacks Expense Account Living; Asks Withholding Arrangement on Dividends

1POSSise Vener 1OX LUT oHOUIG Wear .  Kennedy Tax Plan Designed To Create 500.000 Jobs Modernize. Business

Kennedy Sends Tax Program To Congress   Claims lt Will Help Modernize. U.S. Business. Create 500.000 Jobs

Congress Receives Kennedy Tax Plan   President Says General Tax Cut Should Hold Off Until Next Year

Congress Receives First Reform Plan  Kennedy Savs Measure Will Create   Kennedy Says Measure Will Create 500,000 Jobs, Discourage Cheating

To Discourage Cheating tees Kennedy Proposes Tax Plan ‘ToCreate New Employment

JF K Submits New Plan For  Tax Reform   Congress Given Proposals “To Help Modernize Amer ican Business And Create 500,000 Jobs.”

Tax Reform Can Create  Jobs- JFK   President Sends Plan To Congress

Kennedy's Tax Plan Submitted   Would Eliminate Many Loopholes. Exemptions

President Offers Revised Tax Plan  Business Credit Setup Included

SQUARING. OFF FOR BATTLE   Message by JFK Asks Congress for Tax Reform

Kennedy Announces Tax Plan Designed To Help Business   Plan Designed to Pep Up Economy: Make U. S. More Competitive in World Trade

Tax Program Aims at Frills  In Business Would Attack  ' Expense Accounts, Reduce Cheating

-NO GENERAL TAX SLASH PROVIDED   Incentives For Modernization Are Suggested

Storms Do Costly Damage In Missouri   Power Lines Down In Metropolitan Kansas City Area

Wind Storm Over State Last Night   Tree Limbs Down. Streets Flooded,  Services Go Out

Stark County 'Cage Tourney. Opens Friday’.    All Games To” Be'-Played eh New -High School’ Gym; Four Games Set Friday

Revamping Is Seen for 32nd   3 Brigades Would Make Up Division Under New Plan

Kennedy Wins Showdown on  Rules Changes   217-212 House Vote Gives Rayburn Forces Victory

Says Illegal Punchboards Mailed to lowa Children   Hultman Tells of Complaints

Tunisians, French Begin  New Buildup  Commander Calls   Commander Calls Situation Explosive Area Being Patroled

Tunisian Situation Explosive   Both Sides Are Strengthening To Meet Threat

Tunisian Quiet Grows Jittery   Both Sides Dig In Against Threat Fighting Near

France, Tunisia Brace for New Bizerfe Clash   City 1s ‘Explosive; Both Sides Bolster Military - Positions

Both Sides Strengthen  For Battle   Tunisians Demand That French Units Leave Bizerte

Situation Explosive, Say French  Ot, So... Becta   Both Sides Butld ing Up To Fight Aqain

Situation Is Called  Explosive   Both Sides Prepare For More Fighting At Bizerte Base

Situation ls Called 'Eynlosive’   French Showing No Signs Of Pulling Back Out Of City

Bizerte Forces Are Bolstered By Both Sides   French Show No Signs Of Withdrawing From Citv Despite UN Action

Situation In Bizerte Is Explosive  Bath Cidac Rrara   Both Sides Brace Against Threat Of Renewed Fighting

Bourguiba Under Fire  French, Tunisians Bolster Lines: Stall Negotiations

Military Strength Upped More Fighting Feared  Over Base In Tunisia

lunisians and French Build up Positions  Neither Side. Shows Readiness to Draw Back in Cease-Fire

French, Tunisians Strengthen Bizerte Positions; Threat Of Fighting Looms

Tension — Tightens In: Tunisia   Both Sides Bolster Military Positions In Disputed Bizerte

New Fighting Seen Threat For Bizerte   French Continuing To Hold City Areas. Ignoring U.N. Plan

Fighting in Bizerte May Be Resumed .   French Ignore a U.N. Resolution To Move Forces

Political Stick Being Readied By Republicans   GOP Talking Softly To’ Kennedy Appointee: As Situation Shapes

Castro Shares Speech Honors With Gagarin   Gargarin Appearance Highlights Activity As Cubans Celebrate  Castro Revolution

 it All Started 8 Years Ago >  Fidel, Yuri Share Cuban Spotlights

‘Communist Warld Leaders Send Congratulations     Castro, Gagarin Share Limelight At Anniversary of Cuban Revolt

‘Will Negotiate Any Time, Says Khrushchev   WARNS OF CATASTROPHE

Nikita Still Calls For German Peace Treaty In Reply To The Nonaligned

Demands Both Be Solved at the Same Time   Writes Nehru That Present Threat of War Is Great

Khrushchev Says Soviet Ready fo Negotiate Peace   Premier Threatens War Over Germany Would Be Nuclear Catastrophe.

Soviet Ready to Talk, But— Nikita Ties German Treaty to World Peace

Nikita Talks About Negotiating Peace   Wants Proposed Parleys To Include German Treaty

Wants to Tie Berlin With Disarmament   Urges Simultaneous Solution of Two Vital Issues

St. Paul’s Court Rules Self Defense mos aul s -ourt mules Sel  ‘Bad Eye’s’ Killer Is Free

Airliner Crash Takes. 76 Lives: ‘It Looked Like End of the World’

30,000 Seek Freedom Communists Mobilize To Check Exodus Of East Germans To West

Reds Bolster Forces To Halt Refugee Tide   East Germans Being Tried, Convicted, Jailed For Helping Others To Escape

Soviet Efforts Failing E. Germans Continue Flee To West At A Record Clip

Des spite Big. Communist Campaign i  East Germans Stil Fleeing To West 

30,000 Flee Fast Germany  During July   Exodus to West Highest Since 1953 Rebellion

Dock Workers Back on Job   Maritime Strike Worsens: 150 Ships Idle in 30 Ports

Dock Workers Return to Jobs   Nationwide Maritime Strike Grows Worse

Maritime Strike Growing Worse  "150 Ships Idle; Texas Oil Men Appeal to President

Port Stoppage Comes to End   Longshoremen Return to Docks But Maritime Tieup Grows Worse

Electrical Union Hit in GE Charges   Firm Accuses IUE o Effort To Destroy . Public Faith.

Striking Union Leader Charged  Mill Area Gunfire Probed by Police

Justice Dept. Files Suit To Reopen Virginic Public Schools   Schools Closed Following Court Desegregation Orde

HEART WARM, MONEY GONE Japanese Pour Apologies on Professor in Holdup

Wined And Dined Japan Red-Faced Over Robbed U.S. Professor   It began Jan. 29 when Fried-

Launch Duc As Weather Gets Better   Fuel Line Trouble Reports Denied By Canaveral Director

Weather Improving at Cape Canaveral And In Atlantic Recovery Area

Space Flight Now Slated For Friday   Good Weather Forecast; Alan Shepard Picked For Firet Snncea Shae

a. ae. oe rT FTF F  Astronaut’s Rocket Shot Now Planned for Friday

Countdown For Shepard This Friday  Weather Improving At Cane Taraet

Spaceman Launching Set Friday   Weather Cooperating In Redstone Rocket Launching for Friday

France Coming Up as Atomic Power   “Significant Results Now Being Achieved.” Messmer.

U.S. Asian Road Job  “Bungle Is Refuted By 3 Construction Engineers

Experts Deny Bungling Of Asian Project   "No Evidence" Of Negligence By Contractor

On Inside Pages   In Alleged Highway ‘Bungle’  Engineers Challenge Congressional Probe

Federal Discipline  Due Contractors   Red Blockade Seeks To Halt Refugee Flow

1 ‘Integration Speeded Up ‘Dozen Negroes Enter  6 New Orleans Schools

Emporia Weather   Six Schools in New Orleans Integrated Without Trouble

School Boycott Broken   Arrival of Negro Pupils At Four New Schools Surprises New Orleans

James Mitchell Given Edge In N. J. Election   Close Vote Seer By. Democrats

No Change in Berlin   Fallout Protection . No Immediate Need   Girl, 11, Writes Letter to Khrush Pleading Big Bomb Not Be Tested

Inside ...   Write Khrushchev, Kennedy Younger Set Protests Bomb  Threats to Sister and Sante

Safety Belts Are Required   All 1962 Cars Sold in State Affected by New Law

U.S. Renews Demand Czech Leave Country   Charges Envoy Former Director Of Spying in West

U.N. Mission Member Will Fight Ouster  American Paid $1,700 Teacher In Army School

Czech Denies Charges; UN. To Investigate   Expulsion Demanded; Czech Mission Vows To Keep Man At Post

All Lies, Retort Of UN. Envoy   Photos Support Charges Voiced By Washington

Auto Industry Contract Negotiations Opened: Job Security Is Union's Goal

Tough Policy Promised By Union Leader   Contract Bargaining Expected To Continue Throughout Summer At Major Auto Firms

Four Chances to Win   ‘our Unances to Win Two More In Line For Shot at Hawaii Cruise

ighest Budget in Peacetime  lke Warns JFK Against ‘Credit Card’ Spending   President Works on Farewell Speech

Latest Blast May Exceed 20 Megatons  Protests Pour In From Around World

Super Bomb Seen Finale  By Russians   Britain Is First To Protest Blast In Arctic Region

Estimated about three times size of earlier 30-megaton explosion

Soviet Union Sets Off. the Biggest Man-Made Exnlosion in History

AEC Confirms Test Explosion Of Super Bomb   Thermonuclear Device Triggered At ‘Great Altitude

Power Of Blast May Exceed 50 Megatons Of TNT; Action Taken In Defiance Of Pleas

Soviet Defies World Today's Blast May Have Topped Promised 50 Mea

Bomb At Least 50 Megatons Set Off By Russians   Blast Of Biggest Nuclear Bomb Ever Exploded Is Recorded Early Today

Explosion May Exceed 50 Megatons   Russian Bomb Set Off High in Atmosphere; At Least Number 26

Explosion Might Approach Power Of 100 Million   Stevenson Calls Russia’s ‘Arrogant Act’ an ‘Added Insult to Injury.”

Russians defy world, set off biggest nuclear blast   Western world deplores Russiar “arrogance” in monster bomb

Weather   Expiosion May Have Exceeded 50-Megaions U.S. Confirms Test; Nations  Dentact Aetian

Rothwell Sees Longer School Year in State   Declares Added Funds to be Needed To Meet Demands

Coming Up  EXPERIMENTAL FARM —  By  FIELD DAY JUNE 28 AT SUTHERLAND FARM

Rain Scatters Fighting Crowd  Anniversary Town Scene Of Violence

East Berlin Shootings Censured —  West Brands Action As Threat to Peace  West Brands Action As Threat to Peace; Khrushchey Hails . € German Anniversar

Kennedy Signs Bill To Comba Racketeering  Tough New Laws Crack Down On Gamblina Devices   BREAD AND BUTTER

President Signs Tough Crime Bills   3 New Laws Aimed At Underworld’s Gambling, Rackets

President Signs Tough New JU. S. Gambling Laws   Bolsters Bob’s Declared War On Organized Crime

Kennedy Stresses Medical Care Plan ‘On Tour: Receives Adenauer Today

Health Plans To Be Pushed By Democrats   Foes Warned Of JFK’s Intentions In Western Talk

Jersey Representative Claims Famed Island— Who's To Represent Statue Of Liberty?

Ceasefire Ordered After 5 Bloody Days Of French-Tunisian Warfare

French, Tunisian Governments Call Halt To Fighting   But Both Parties Say Their Troops Will Not Withdraw

No Withdrawal Of Troons From Bizerte Stands   French Continue In Key Position

o-Day War Stops After U.N. Appeal   But Both Sides Refuse To Yield Their Positions

Tunisians, French Call  Cease-Fire   Both Sides Order Bitter Fighting Over Military Base Halted

Move Made At Request Of Council  Troops Remain.   Troops Remain,  Both Indicate

Crash Dept.   LI'L AUDREY DIESEL SPINS OFF HWY. 75— HITS LUKEN’S SIGN

 =e eo ~~ se  j  LI'L AUDREY DIESEL SPINS OFF HWY. 75— HITS LUIKEN‘'S SIGN

State Line Raid Ruling Is Upheld   Furnishings Will Remain tn Lockup

Man In Space Race Ends With U.S. Still Weeks Away From Starting Line

Sidelights, World Reaction, Page Fifteen   U.S. Still Weeks Away From Goal

More Bites. Scratches Reported  —————  Apparently Undue Fright Over Rabies

More Bites Bites, Serate hes Reported        ‘le amon nm nm ane  Fright Over Rabies Apparently Undue

Jet Defense Try-out Due Saturday   Skies To Be Cleared of Commercial Planes During Exercise.

At LL A. M. Next Saturday eeleinaeealee eianaislacieriaanesinamad  War Test to Halt  Airlines 12 Hours

Accidental Shooting by Girl's Father  .22 Caliber Rifle Discharges As He Opens the Door

Nazi Says He’s No Killer, Just Administrator  Kichmann Denies He  Took Active Part in Establishing Camps

His Job Train Schedules, Not Mass Killing, Eichmann Told Israelis

French Set Off Fourth Atom Bomb   Test Is Staged  Deep In Sahara, Believe French Hare Partahle Romh

France Has 4th Atom Test Blast  pg ep FA Op Lt   Portable ‘A’ Bomb Believed Perfected

Shot Said Last for Sahara Site  FRENCH FIRE A-BOMB IN FOURTH SUCCESSFUL TEST

Blast Finale From Tower  Listed Weak   Reports Indicate Portable A-Bemb Has Been Achieved

Paintings Worth $2 Million Are Stolen From Art Museum on French Riviera

U.S. Will Watch Guiana’s Premier   Jagan Is Admirer of Castro, Communists

U. S. Watching British Guiana  - Jagan’s. Communist Leaninags Eved Witk

US. Keeps Alert For Latin Ruler   Premier Jagan Voices Approval Of Communists

Rejection By Khrushchev Cited— No Basis For Negotiation  Of Berlin Crisis Reached

Report Diplomats Unable To Open Any Door for Berlin Negotiations

U.S. Diplomats Fail To Open Berlin Talks; Rejection Deals Heavy Blow

Diplomats Fail To Open Up Pati For Negofiation   Khrushchev Delivers Another Blow ta Hope For East-West Talks

U.S. Approves Oral Vaccine Production   Emphasizes Sabin Serum Only Protects Against Type  Polio

Victim’s Sister Resides Here  Burns Fatal To Man Hurt In Blast At East Sparta

Temperatures Up » in Snow-Coated East  Another Storm Heads for East

Piles Up Stuff In Southwest, But May Wane Before Reaching East Coast

16 Of 38 American Tourists Drown Pleasure Trip Ends Tragically As Bus Dives Into Swiss Lake

Petifions, Calls Over Levy Moves Flood Lawmakers   Sen. Travis Still Sees Okay, Along With Withholding

ims Week in the legisiature  Republicans Feel Anti-Sales Tax Heat

Anti-Sales Tax Petitions Flow Into Madison   GOP Solidarity in Both Houses Appears Broken

Adlai F Facing First Test Of U. N. Career   U.S, Delegation Claims Support On ‘Trimming Of Docke}

Stevenson Faces First Big Test   Seeking To Presuade Soviets To Drop Their Arms Debate Demand

Major Test Faces Adlai In U.N. Assembly  OU een ee ~~ FF .hLLUlUl   Stevenson Dickers With Soviet To Shelve Cold War Issues

Stevenson Faces First  Test In U.N.   Seeks To Persuade Soviets To Drop Debate On Arms

First Big U.N. Trial Faced By Stevenson  Envoy Trying to Get Russians to Drop Disarmament Issue

Stevenson Faces Big U.N. Test   U.S. Seeks To Trim Controversial Issues From U.N. Agenda

WEATHER   Stevenson Faces Huge Test In U.N.   Tries To Persuade Soviet To Drop Bid For Disarm Debate

In Persuading Soviets  Adlai Faces First Big \Test Of Career In U.N.

Major Test Faces Adlai in U.N. Assembly  Oe: ie   Stevenson Dickers With Soviet To Shelve Cold War Issues

Adlai Facing First Big Test Of UN Career   Seeks to Persuade Reds to Drop Demand For Disarms Debate

Stevenson Faces First Big Test Of U.N. Career  Tri ries to Get Soviets  cee §6 6PM... LUdCtCiéPEE*=“*“DPECw.   Tries to Get Soviets To Drop Demand for Disarmament Debate

Nikita: Bury U2  Issue   ‘Let Incident, Old President Go Together’

Khrushchev Offers to Bury Hatchet over U2 Incident   Might Quit Post in Algeria Vote, De Gaulle Hints

In the Christmas Spirit   Beloved Grandma Moses Passes From U.S. Scene

'Kennedy Notes Passing Of Artist  Death Of Grandma Moses Is Mourned

‘Outstanding ‘Primitive’ Artist   Mursiangding Frimlive ATs  Death Takes Grandma Moses at 101

Present Laws Do Not Ban Strikes, ‘But Only Try To Find Labor Peace

Federal Laws Do Not Prohibit Strikes  From A Strike, T here Comes The Cry For’ Law’

You'll Find It   Pressure For Government Action Mounts-- Can Crippling US. Strikes Be Curbed?

 Killer Fled In ‘52, Model Car Retire Minister Beaten With H dommer And Burned Alive In His Farm Home

oe = 2: & Menshikov Says  Quite Possible Russia Will Detonate 100-Megaton Bomb

JFK: Easy Berlin Plan Not Hopefu!   Sending Gen. Taylo To S. Vietnam To Draft Defense.

GO-SLOW APPROACH BY UNITED STATES   Washington Awaiting Further Developments In Syria Before  Taling &ntinn

China’s’  Famine  Growing No Sign Yet  Of Appreciabl Soviet Help

Stale Seb P rogram   unday, August 2¢ COUNTY & CITY OFFICIAL DAY

Hurricane Moving At Slow Pace   Doubtul Jf Muct Or Any Damage To Result

Thousands See Paintings — Toulouse-Lautrec’s  Ghost Is Chuckling

Where To Find It         ast Laugh Be  British Flock to See Once Maligned Artist

‘ROM CAMBRIDGE RALLS Britains Tank Destroyers Smite Mighty Centurion

They're ‘Screaming Horrors’ oe  British Tank Battered By Children

Schoolboy Platoons Rout British Armor  Say Tanks to the Nice Soldiers. Junior

\Crippling Blizzard Blocks ‘Roads, Strands Thousands ‘Of Travelers In 3 States   TEMPERATURES SKID

Storms Storms Hea ad Eastw ard  Blizzard Blocks Midwest Roads      lf Youre A Romantic .. . Keep Dreams Warm:  Yuletide May Be Whit

Thousands Stranded Blizzard Lashes Midwest Areas, Six-Foot Drifts

Violent Weather Noted In Nation  Crippling Blizzard ith Six-Foot Snow  Drifts Hits Midwest

Highways Are Closed By Drifts   Headed Toward : Lakes, Ohio Valley

siranas -fhousands::  CRIPPLING BLIZZARD RAGES OVER GREAT AREAS OF NATIONS MIDWES)

10-Inch Snowfall Cripples Midwest  Six-Foot Drifts Block Roads—Thousands Of  Motorists Stranded

Blizzard Chills Midwest States  Children Stranded on Wav from School

Heavy Snov Storm Raps At Midwest   Northern Plains Also Feel Force, Heading For East

Blizzard Thrashes Midwest   White Christmas Assured for Vast Central Reaion

CLOSES ROADS AND STRANDS THOUSANDS   Report 6-Foot Snowdrifts In Three States

Holzapfel Trophy And  ‘Stanley Short Award To Le Mars Senior — Nebraska and Kansas Student Also Honored  aa wiih’ Top ° ward

Lists $206,937 Liabilities  Nixon’s Brother Files Plea [For Voluntary Bankruptcy

Hundreds Fight Calif. Blaze   Destruction Spreads In Hollywood Hills

President Heads Back to Washington Heartened by Latin American Trip

To Be Laid Before U.N. This Month   Both Conventional and Nuclear Weapons To Be Included.

Tom Morris Charges Sugar Industry Monopoly Retarding Development   Private Merece!y

CUBAN WAITER [S HIJACKER   Thought He Was Loyal American, Wife  Tells Police

Biting Cold Accompanies Storm  10-Inch Snow Plasters Gotham; Pa. Hit Hard

Laos Government Ignores Rebel Call For Political Talks  Sends All-Military Delegation   Sends All-Military Delegation To Confer With Communists

Laos Political Talks Spurned   All-Military Delegation Sent To Negotiate with Pro-Red Rebels

Royal Laotian Leaders Spurn Political Talks  7 ee   Military Group Negotiates With Pro-Communists

Laos Parley OnChecking War Started   Royalist Regime Spurns Pro-Reds On Political Talk

Laos Balks At Political Talks  Wants Cease-Fire Proclamation First

Parley Call Ignored by  Laos Regime  Royal Government Sends Delegation to Tol Wish Rahal.

Reveal 1961 Water, Power Construction  $8,000,000 Allotted  F. . Qf 47. FFL gt yt   $8,000,000 Ailotted for Valley Facilities

Reveal 1961 Water, Power Construction $8,000,000 Allotted  for Valley Facilities

Some Projects. OK  Kerner Halts Use Of Funds  Pending Study Of Finances

38,200 Died in ‘60 Traffic Crashes; Deaths Per Mile Set New Low Record

Deaths Per Mile Set Record Low  Traffic K Traffic Kills 38,200 In Year

‘CAPACITY CROWD — VIEWS WEDDING. GOWNS. — BOTH NEW AND OLD. MONDAY NIGHT AS, PART OF - _BRUNSVILLE JUBILEE  4  . Review Includes’ Frock al ‘Worn For a. ‘Wedding —_ ‘Two Weeks. ‘Ago To A — 75- Year-Old Gown.

CAPACITY CROWD — VIEWS WEDDING GOWNS -— BOTH NEW AND OLD MONDAY NIGHT AS PART OF ‘BRUNSVILLE. JUBILEE  Review Includes Frock Worn For a Wedding — Two Weeks Ago To A  — 75-Year-Old Gown  1

E. Germany To Change Its Economy   Myst Be Prepared — For Trade Measures ~The West May Make

Communists Put Pressure On E. Germans Who Have Jobs In West Berlin

EK, Germany To Act. On Reprisals  Workers In West   Workers In West Called Drain On  Eustern Eeonomy

E. German Reds Chart Reprisal Counter Moves   Guard Against West Trade Curbs

Kast Germany Moves Against  Any Reprisals   Take Action Against People Who Work in West Berlin District

In the Wind  ‘J’ CLUB TO SPONSOR MUSICAL SHOW HERE  To Give ‘Running Wild” Two Performances Next Week Wednesday, Thursday

In the Wind  "y CLUB TO. SPONSOR MUSICAL SHOW. HERE  “To Give. “Running Wild” “Two Performances Next - Week Wednesday. Thureday

Humphrey Reaasures Berliners SL LIL ee Eee  West Berliners Believe West Has Power to Exierminate Red Threat But They Are Not Sure Power Will Be Used

Reassurance Offered By Sen. Humphrey   Minnesotan Informs Berliners That U, 5, Plans To Remain Steadfast In City

Chairman of GE ls Grieved by Injury to Firm   *Shock and Dismay’ Told by Cordiner

"GE's Chairman Reports Dismay Over Price Rig   p Critics Active at Stockholder Meet

Major Attack By One Of Opposing Forces In Laos Appears To Be Imminent

Rival Laos Forces Head Toward Clast  Armies Prepare With Royal Capital as Prize

Bomb Rips Paris Stock Exchange   12 Injured as Explosion Rocks Heart of City

Rightists Opposing Algeria Peace Blamed Bomb Explosion in Paris Stock Exchange  Shakes Center of City, 12 Persons Hurt -

french Capital onoken  Paris Stock Exchange Bombed; Dozen Persons Suffer Injuries

Three Europeans  Slain in Algiers  Another Badly Hurt, Automobile Burned

Weather   EEE SE Ul     Sunny, High Near 60s Is Weekend Forecast

Weather:   vv earTner:  Prodigal Summer Returns to Grundy County

Hollywood Fire Levels 29 Homes   500 Battle Flames: Aldous Huxley's Residence Destroyed

State Center Senior Killed After Prom   29 RESIDENCES BURNED —  Fire Destroys Hollywood Homes

Brush Blaze Burns Over 1,400 Acres   House, Priceless Manuscripts Lost by Aldous Huxley

Hollywood Mills Fire Burns 16 (0) Aer es, Destroys DA,  Homes; Daace In Millions

Griffith Park Observatory, Zoo Threatened  Author Aldous Huxley Leses Home; Damage Estimated At $3-Mill.

Total Loss May Exceed $3 Million   Author Aldous Huxley's Home Burned; Falling Electric Wires Blamed

300 Battle $1.5 Million Blaze  Fire In Hollywood Hills Levels 29 Luxury Homes

Good chance of heavy rain   86 at 1 p.m. today 72 lew this morning 88 high Thursday 77 high year ago 56 low year ago.

U.S. Otficials Viewpoint  Cuba’s No Punishment Plea Said Act Of Castro Regime

Top Measures Are Grazing Fes, Batting Tax Increases: Mechem Signs Four Score Of 345 Legislature Bills

Snowstorm From Prairie  May Hit Here   Southern Part Of Indiana May Get 4-Inch Fall: 5 States Warned Of Hazardous Driving.

UN Ignores Russia  Calls For Test Ban Talks Again   Wuzn’‘t Past In Grammar, But Neither On Gridiron

U.N. Calls For A-Test Ban Treaty Talks   Assembly Approves Move; Soviet Warns It Won't Take Part

Off From Last Year           Garland Job Placements  Higher Than Last Month

Porter Deputy and. E. Garyite Victims  Another Man Wounded. Outside  - Croatian Home in Steel Citv _

Short Work Week Seen As Reality   McDonald Advises Steelworkers Of Plans For Future

RIOTOUS GREETING FOR TRACTOR TEAM   Back With Latest Castro Demand In Rebel Exchange

U.S.-Cuba Tractor Trade Committee Given Riotous Greeting at U.S. Return

‘THEY'RE ABLE, ANXIOUS’ Educator Urges More Work For Grade School Children

ADIITY Unused  Grade School Children Seen Able To Do More Than Giver

Grade school children are  able, anxious All thev need   All they need is opportunity show abilities

‘Amidon Plan’ Chief Speaks Out— Grade School Youngsters Able, Anxious to Do More

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   U.S. Civil Defense Called Inadequate

STRIKES IMPAIR EFFORTS   Space Program Lags Six Months; Kennedy Concerned

Action on Missile Strikes Predicted   Kennedy Reported Considering Plan

PASSENGER TRAIN SPEEDS INTO TRUCK   # Aboard Texas Eagle Are injured: Driver Of Truck Dies" tr Collision

Tense-Moments Predicted  War Over Berlin Ruled Out By Kennedy's Aide

Soviet Military Boasts of ‘Unquestionable’ Superiority of Nuclear Warheads, Missiles

Humphrey Asks GOP to Lay Off   Wants an End to Criticism on Laos

JFK, ‘Feeling Fine, Plays Host to Ikeda   President Recovers From Virus; Walks Without Crutches

JFK Winner In His Bout With Virus:   President Deserts Sick Bed ‘Yo Greek Japanese Guest

President Feels Fine, Sees Ikeda  Japanese Leade         Japanese Leade Pays Him Farewell Call

KENNEDY QUITS HIS SICK BED   President Plays Host To Jap; Crutches Are Nowhere In Sight

Kennedy Leaves Bed to Bid Adiet To Hayato Ikeda   Thursday Spent in Dozing and Lounging

JFK Leave: Sickbed,  Feels Fine   Plays Host to Japanese Prime Minister, Told To Stay Home Today

President Feels Fine. Leaves Bed   Has Farewell Talk With Jap Premier: Abandons Crutche

JFK Much Better, Sees Japan's Ikeda   Virus Practically Whipped, Crutche: Nowhere in Sight

~PRESIDENT LEAVES SICKBED—  Kennedy ‘Feels Fine,’ Plays Host To Tkeda

ati Sasa . Aide Reports President Is Feeling Fine  wr. i. Wale   Kennedy Walks With Japanese  Prime Minister

President Is Feeling Fine Today   Deserts Sick Bed, Plays Host To Pramier Ikeda

President Is “Feeling Fine   Host to Japanese Prime Minister: Crutches Gone

Kennedy  Whips  Virus   President Gets Out Of Bed For Farewell Talk With Japanese Prime Minister

‘President Quits Sick Bed, Says Adieu to Japanese Premier, without Crutches

Kennedy Feeling Fine Again; Out To Greet Ikeda   President Will Remain In Living Quarters; To Estate Over Weekend.

Syria Pushes Arab Unity   United Arab States Plan Opposed to Nasser’s UAR

Ford and UAW Reach Accord Over Contract   Agreement Reached On National Basis, Strike End Near

boeat. ISSUES ‘uNspLiD Ty  Ford; UAW:in Accord  on National Contract

Announcement Raises Speculation That Dominican Officials In Plot

United Nations Feeling Pinch  Congolese Strangle Vital Supply Lines

U.N. Feels Loss Of Vital Ports To Congolese   Dayal Hopes to Win Their Return By Negotiations

‘Return to Port Cities ‘Is Essential’  U.N. Feels Pinch of Congolese Stranglehold on Supply Lines

U. N. Feeling Supply Pinch   Vital Port in Hands of Congolese, Backed by Stiff Demands

' TECHNICIAN ADMITS INVENTION  ‘Gamblers Use Anti-Wiretap Device

Gambling Probers Hear Electronics Expert Tell of Device He Invented

Presiding U.S. Episcopal Bishop Makes ‘Courtesy Call’ on Pope John

Fisenhower Backs Kennedy's Laos Policy, Emphasizes Peace Is Goal

Inaugural Talk Based On Pledge:   Urges Remapping Lowering Voting Age, Tax Relief

FRANCE INCREASING MILITARY STRENGTH   De Gaulle Doing ‘Tremendous Job Under Great Difficnuities”,  Macin Cmee

New Zealand Proposes UN China Debate   U.S., In Tactics Switch, Decides To Support Move

Hammer- Wielding Students Let Off Steam  ‘Car Smashing’ Fad Hits Morris Harvey

ROBERT HAS NEW FAMILY, HOPE FOR FUTURE  Shock Is Gone for Texas Boy Who Lost Family to Carla

, ’ ’ .     Shock Is G Shock Is Gone for Texas  The we ; Boy Who Lost Family to Carla

U Thant Getting Report on Congc   Mutiny ts Causing Grave U.N. Concern

13 U.N. Troops Killed   U Thant Awaits Report on Tense Congo Situation

Says Rigging Shakes Market   2 American Stock Exchange Members Face Charges

NEW POLICIES INSTIE UTED  Massive Rigging Of Stock Exchange Claimed

 Government Charges Latest Scandals ‘Undermine Confidence in American Exchange

Had Only ‘Injuries’ Before Space Flight  Shepard ‘A-OK,’ His Doctors Indicate

“U-S- Crime Rate Rises,” States FBI      Figures Called “Alarming”: Increase In Both Rural And Urban Areas.

FBI Figures Show Steady Increase In Crime Rafe   Rural, Suburban Areas Show Biagest Jump in First 9 Months of Year.

owt ry ERD TA PDL FIGUAES— —  Rise In Ur ban, Rural Crime Rates Reported

B47 Falls in North Woods.   Two Men Escape, One Dead, Fourth Is Being Sought

Two Survive Upstate Crash  Air Force Jet Bomber with Crew CVE Dear Celle in Aran Miner Edecelace

Bd] Crashes Near Hurley; Two Survive   Bomber Plunges During Routine Practice Run

Two of four in crew live   Air Force jet bomber crashes in northwoods

Two Survive Flaming Crash Of Jet Bomber   One Unhurt; Two Killed

Job For Loveless   Laotians Using American Plane: Against Rebels

Eichmann Takes Some Blame But Says Crime Rests On Souls Of Other Men

Adolf Says He Was  Never Anti-Semitic   San Juan Hospital Board Memorializes Ed H. Foster

Differences Out Of Proportion   May Seek Bypass Of Security Council

Khrushchev Opens Soviet 22nd Congress, Lessens German Treaty Deadline

Vote Set Tuesday On Efforts to End Ssat Over Rules  Rayburn’ s Power at a in Battle In House

Major Load Put On Individuals   Swainson Wants Counties, Cities Also To Have 1% Tax Authority

Solons Get Bid For 3 Per Cent Flat Rate Levy   9-Point Blueprint Designed To Check Unemployment Rise

Freezing Weather Due Tonight   Low Temperatures OF 30-34 Forecast Ror Parte of City

UAW in Favor of An Income Tax  : Only Way to Give Baling: Cinchora

U.S. 8th Army’s Task of Defending Korean Truce Line Made More Difficult

Irish Pick Jewish Lord Mayor— Briscoe Named Dublin Mayor For Second Time

12 E. Berliners Slide to Freedom   ‘WARSAW NATIONS TO STRENGTHEN DEFENSES

Tension Over Berlin Easing, Says Nehru   Indian Prime Minister in London on Way to U.S. for Talks With Kennedy.

Indian Leader Sees Growing Hope of Unity   Lines Cannot be Changed Short of War. He Save

Nehru Says Crisis Over Berlin Eases   Sees Common Grounds For Reds. West

‘Nehru in London on Way to U. 5. Visit Thinks East-West Berlin Crisis Easing

Stops In London On Way to U.S. To See Kennedy   Some Common Ground Between West and Russia

Measure Sent To Lawrence lor Signature  GOP Plan for Cent  Inerouca le ge ar,   GOP Plan for Cent Increase Is Defeated; Effective April 1

Ike Backs Kennedy Cuban Policies, Opposes Probe of Invasion Fiasco

Kennedy's Embattled Foreign Aid Bill Hits Snag on Long-Term Phase

—FIDEL EXTENDS OLIVE BRANCH— Desires Peace—But  On His Own Terms

CASTRO OFFERS TO START AKT ON OWN TERMS   Tells Kennedy U.S. Must ' Make Total Change in Policy.

Castro Offers Peace But On His Own Terms   Declares U.S. Policy Toward His Red Regime ‘Mistaken And Absurd’

Castro Still Echoes Cry for Peace But Only on His Terms; Invasion Alert Off

CASTRO OFFERS TO START AK... ON OWN TERMS   a ee ae ap ee  Tells Kennedy U.S. Mus: Moke Total Change in Policy.

Fido Is Ready To Seek Peace With ‘Washington, But On His Own Terms

Castro Suggests Kennedy ‘Peace’.  7 we SS * eS S  Asks JFK To Rectify Policy ‘Blunders’

Policies to Deter Commies From Both Limited Thrusts and Nuclear Attack

Fears Too Little, Too Late Kennedy Maps Red Gains  In Foreign Aid Appeal

Kennedy Asks Public Support Aid  Concedes Waste of Eunde tin Pact Save   Concedes Waste of Funds in Past, Says  Long-Range, Single -Aaency Will Cure It

To Destroy Reds’ Breeding Ground  JFK Asks Support for Aid Program

Seeking Huge Foreign-Aid Kennedy Calls Poverty Red Breeding - Ground

JEK Plugs  Foreign Aid  Program Seeks To Rally   Seeks To Rally Public Support For 5-Year Plan

President Asks More Spending   Social Injustice. Cited As Tool Of Communists

Foreign Aid ls Weapon Ir Cold War   Kennedy Asks Use Of Long-Term Aid T« Combat Communism

MAURICE MURPHY NAMED TO SENATE   Conservative Republican Will Fill Out Unexpired Term Of Stele Bridges

Successor To Bridges Is Appointed   Murphy Named To Ui. S. Senate

House Names Its Key Chairman Of 1961 Committees   Senate Heads. Page 3

Pope John Likens Modern World To Early Ages   By DANIEL F, GILMORE United Press International

Two Hood: Nabbed  Inside Jail   Jailbreak Added To Charge of Police Murder

Sauk Officer's Slayers Slugged Guards, Captured   Madison’‘s Police Nab Pair in Hall After Attempt

Accused Slayers Attempt Jailbreak   Chicago Men Awaiting Trial for Cop Killing Now Face Additional Charaes

Pennsy Willing ToResume Talks On NYC Merger   Symes Says Joining Two Roads Would Mean $100 Million  Annual Saving.

635 DEER KILLED AT CRANE Venison Is Plentiful In State This Year

ROBBERY ATTEMPT RUNGIED   DRAFT EXPECTED New ‘Law’ Ready In East Germany

Survey Shows Newspapers — Influence Personal Lives  Of Readers At All Levels

Radiation Cloud Crossing Pacific  Future Falfout Path Remains in Doubt

U.S. Builds Arms Might In S.E. Asia   Absence Of Soviet Cease-Fire Pact Seen As Reason

British Still Optimistic on Laos Cease-Fire   Ambassador Expects Agreement‘Soon: Only Few ‘Final De. tailx’ Remain.   Gell Ontimistic

KENNEDY’S KEY QUOTATI ONS  ‘Human Mind Is Our  Fundamental Resource’

Weather:  Cold Front Will Follow  More Snow Coldest Weather  Of Season Is inProspect Tonight

Downtown Doings ire ie es TEAR’ DOWN CANOPY AT FLOYD VALLEY: PRODUCTS

In 1961 General As sembly  Plea For Just Representation Fell On Deaf Ears

Assures reopie  West Will Remain Firm, German President Says   By Attorney General  U.S. Willingness To Use Atomic Weapons Affirmed

Mmssures Feopie en  West Will Remain Firm, German President Says

Events to Come  Churches, Schools, Fraternal, and Other Organizations   DHDANCE NOV. 24

First Hurdle IsCleared By Area Aid Bill   Next of Many Steps Is Action by Full Senate Commitiee

Senate Group Ends Public Hearings On Area Aid Measure)   ids\Feud Over Racial On\Bias in Labor ure\Union Flares Agai

$20 Million for State School Buildings Oked   House and Senate Committees Stay Close to Budget

Tornadoes Hit Wayne, Duplin  No Injuries Noted But Buildings And  Trees Are Torn

18 American Figure Skaters Among Victims   Thirty-four Other U.S. Citizens Also Lose Lives as Plane Burns.   5 Coaches Killed

18 U.S. Figure Skating Team Members: Killed On Way To Prague Competition

nH KR Kw  Entire U.S. Ice Skating Team Killed  www TR ©  x we E> AMERICANC TEENACE ICE OUEEN VICTIMS   52 AMERICANS, TEENAGE ICE QUEEN VICTIMS

52 Americans Killed In Belgian Airliner Crash   Death Total 73; US. Skate Queen, Teammates Dead

U.S. Skaters Meet Death In Belgium   52 Americans On Liner Killed In Crash Near Port

including 16 US Star dkaters:’  Jetliner Crash Kills 73 At Brussels

52 Americans In Flaming Jet Die With Ice Champs   Death Toll 73 In First 707 Crash, First Major Air Disaster Of 1961   A Dream Come True Is Over...  Tragedy Kills Brightest Star

Jetliner Crash Kills U.S. Skaters: Toll 73   PART OF © OF THE PLAN Charges Rioting Was Red-Inspired

All 18 Of U.S. Figure Skating Team Killed   Plane Crashes In Bright Blue Sky While Approaching Airport

73 Killed In All; 52  Americans  Ralatan Tee Atelinar   Belgian Jet Airliner Crashes In Flames Near Brussels Today

Guantanamo Naval Base _  Is Quiet, but on Alert   Destrovers on Call

U.S. Nava! Base At Guantanamo Quiet but Alert  Usual Peace Marred Fn. Te CE al Soe Pe   Usual Peace Marred Only by a Slight Increase in Tenston

{ore FT  U.S. Naval Base At Guantanamo Bay On Round-The-Clock Alert

U. S. Pilot Shot Down,  Cuba Says   U.S. Navy Base in Cuba Quiet but Stays on Alert

ALL IS QUIET AT GUANTANAMO  U.S. Island Forces Are Ready To Move Swittly If Necessary

Marines On. Alert While. Cubans Wat   Guantanamo Base Remains Peaceful Despite Rebellion

U.S. Naval Base At Guantanamo Is Quiet, Watchful As Cubans Fight

fense, bur Gruier  Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay Keeping Round-the-Clock Alert

All's Quiet in Immediate Vicinity Of Big U.S. Base at Guantanamo

Plans For Friday Shot May Be Ruined  Grissom's Hopes Dimmed By Storms

Wind, Hail, Rain  Hit Kansas Areas      Weather Threat to Space Trip

Only 50-50 Chance of Flight in ‘Man Shoot’   lf Shot Isn't Made Tomorrow Tropical Caribbean Storm May Stymie Whole Operation Next Week

Tropical Storm Delivers Punch To Space Plans  Adeo Oats Blacwe few   May Ruin Plans for Friday Morning Try

Weather Again Threat To Shot   Chance Figured 50-50 That: Friday Launch Is Possible

Weather May Delay Space Shot Tomorrow   Cyclonic Disturbance In Gulf, Tropical Storm In Caribbean

Astronaut:  Weather May  Prevent Shoot Chances Not Good for  Tle J. Tee x x

Business World   LE MARS MAN, RETIRES — AFTER 25 YEARS AS SHOE SALESMAN

Cuba Now. Plays Down Red Angle   Emphasis Laid On Cooperation From Latin America

Kennedy Given  Roaring Ovation President Heartened by Mighty   President Heartened by Mighty Welcome in Puerto Rican Capital

Blast In Darkness ) Directed At Nehru?   Officials Puzzled By Synchronized Lights Out And ‘Firecracker’ Incident

LONG ILLEGAL CAREER  Astute Defense Counsel Unmasked as Impostor

Calm reigns in Dominican capital U.S. warships in viail offshore

Kennedy Quietly Asking Business, Labor To Keep Prices, Wages Down

IKE CITED AS EXAMPLE Theory That Stress Cause:  Heart Attacks Said Myth

Negro Drive To End Race Ban Spreads   Stage Wade-l: At Dixie Beach, Rider Group Heads East

TROUBLE ABOUT LAOS Geneva Peace Conterence  Stalled Amid Friction

Identities of Astronaut, Alternate Kept Secret; Shepard Said Choice   Resort Life to Go On As Usual at Canaveral

In Fun-making Florida .. .  Cape Is Just Another Booming Beach Resort

State Cutback May Postpone Rt. 62 Project  Deputy Director Of Highways Speaks To RO At Lichon Fvent

U.N. To Get Temporary Executive   Accord On Burmese Envoy Expected In U.S.-Soviet Talks

UN Corridor  Talk: Burman  For Top Post  U Thant Favored As U.S. Denies Agreement

U Thant Seen U.N. Secretary   Agreement by JFK and Gromyko Expected from Talk

US. Officially Denies Support Of U.N. Plan   Burma’s U Thant Still Boomed For Secretary Post

expected Next Week . . .  Choice of Thant To Fill Dag Post All But Settled

Agreement Seen On Burmese as U.N. Secretary   Uncommitted Diplomats Look for Break In Situation Early Next Week.

Diplomats Expect Break Next Week On Agreement for Successor to Dag

U.S. Denies Agreement  On U. Thant   No Agreement With Soviet Russia About Burmese for UN Post

State Political Thinkers Ponder Questions Raised By Sam Rayburn’s Death

Rayburn Passing Sets Off Spreading Wave Of Texas Political Maneuvering

Court Battle Resumes On Racial Issue   Government Seeks To Reopen Schools In Virginia Area

Revisions Expected Democrats Challenge Ike On His Financial Blueprint

Republicans. Defend Estimates... .     Democrats Expected to Ask For Big Changes in Budget

Demos Predict Budget Changes   Revision Request Seen for Kennedy

Democratic Leaders Predict  Kennedy To Ask Substantial Revisions In Budget

Contention Challenged  Substantial Revisions Seen In Ike's Budget

Predict Revisions  In Budget   Believe Congress To Boost Figures For Depressed Aid

Some Repubs Are Critical Of Foreign Figure   Democrats Doubt Surplus Could Be Realized

Ike's Budget Seen Revised By Democrats   Contention Setup Will Provide Surplus le Challenged

Dems Dispute Surplus Claim  Revisions of Ike's  Budget Predicted

Demos predict revisions of Eisenhower's budget   Question if figures would vield surplus

Dem Chiefs Will Revise Ike’s Budget  Challenge His   Challenge His $80.9 Billion  Presentation

Democratic Leaders Predict Substantial Revisions in Eisenhower's Budget

Revisions On Ike's Budget Are Predicted   Democratic Leaders Say Incoming Kennedy Administration Will Ask For Some Changes   Some Critical

Substantial Revisions In Budget Seen   Democrats Challenge Eisenhower On Surplus Forecast

Expect Budget Will Undergo Some Changes  Kennedy Administration Will Probably Make Several Revisions

BY KENNEDY FORCES Demos Predict Budget Revision   RIGGER ALLOTMENT

Buy Your Poll Tax Now!  Deadline Jan. 31   Ike's Figures Challenged -Demos See Much Budget Revision

‘Freedom Riders’ Montgomery's Police Head Denies Federal Charges

Police Head Denies Laxity In Race Riot   Montgomery Ruling Due Today; ‘Riders’ Begin Hunger Strike

Smart Deer Finds Himself — a Hideaway No Hunter Car Reach in Kentucky Wilds

JERR RA RERsKs 2NEaA HR A ESR SD a  Oswald, Friendly Deer, Eludes Hunters

SAFE FOR ANOTHER YEAR Oswald The F riendly Deer Trusts People  But Eludes Hunters

Oswald Survives! Deer, Who Loves People, Hide: Out During 4-Day Hunt Period

Lovable deer is clever. too  Oswald’s friends needn't worry until next year

Vote Due On Whisky Referendum   Proponents Expect Favorable Action  By Thursday Night

Federal Court Blocks Attempt To Take Over New Orleans Schools   Prevents Board Named By State Legislature From Taking Office

Support for Kennedy-K Talk Voiced   Chances Rated 3 to   For Early Meeting Of 2 Chiefs.

Support Mounting In Congress For Kennedy-Khrushchev Meet   Many Believe Talks Between Heads Of State Now Necessary

Convict Slayer At Tiltonsville   Muldrew Gets Life Term; Asks New Trial

Aariay  Coffeyville Wins Fight With River Verdigris Held  Out of Town by Sandbag Levees

Honors Heretofore Given To Royalty in Sweden Mark Final Rites for Dag

Dag Buried at Boyhood Home; Sweder Gives Honors Reserved for Royalty

Cease-Fire Broadcast To Troops   Terms Of Truce Slap In The Face To United Nations

cmos Blare Katanga Cease Ki ire eer On Both Sides Told Of Rissneeih

U.N. Katanga Officials Agree On Cease-fire   Radio Broadcasts Truce to Troops Fighting for Control of Elisabethville.

ve Blare Katanga Cease M ire Sica On Both Sides Told Of Aor cement

Troops in Congo Told Cease-Fire   Terms of Truce Appear Rebuff to UN‘s Katanga Force

 TSHOMBE SLAPS U.N.   Katanga Fight Contin ues 4s Radio Beams Truce

Some Details of U.S. Nuclear Power May Be Made Known   Soviet Work on Superbomhb Falt Revealed by Test Blast

Resumption Coming   President Expected to Make Decision Sometime During Next Week

Delays Setting Of Underground Firing Programs   President Asked To Give Atomic Arsenal Data

Kennedy Decision  On A-Test Awaited   Goulart To Take Brazil Reins But Limited Powers Hinted

Kennedy Expected To Make Early Decision   Administration Considering New Policy In Making Known America’s Arsenal of Nuclear Weapons to Enlighten Public

Resumption Of Testing His Choice   Soviet Blast Friday Reported By White House

Russia Explodes N-Device, Expect US to Hasten Decision on Renewal   JFK Expected fo Approve US Plans for Test

Expect Kennedy To Decide Next Week On Resumption Of U.S. Nuclear Testing

May Revise Secreev On  A-Arsenal   W ould Give Nation World Better Idea Of Atomic Force

U.S. Seen  Resuming Tests Soon   Russia’s Action Causes Concerns Cabinet Heads Meet

Expect Decision Soon on Testing Policy for U.S.  study Modification  anlicu an Sprrory

RUSSIAN BOMB SET OFF IN AIR   “Substantial Yield” Ex. plosion Speeds Need For Kennedy Decisior On Resumption Of Testing In U. $.

Secrecy Policy May Be Modified—  Soviet Nuclear Blast May Hasten Kennedy Decisionon U.S. Tests

U.S. Expected to Resume Nuclear Testing Soon  Enqllawina Tect   Following Test Blast by Russia Over Siberia

Russ Blast On Test to Hasten Move  Expect Kennedy To Make Decision First of Next Week

U.S. Secret Policy May Be Modified   Dean Slated To Be Named Disarmament Negotiator

America Believed Likely To Resume Nuclear Shots; Kennedy Ponders Problem

emnnus seneeet. ill iacmaleng   Informed Officials Believe President   Will Act Shortly

Think Kennedy Will Call Early Next Week for Resumption Of Experiments Halted in 1958

Anticipate US. Test Of A-Bomh   Expect Kennedy Order Next Week On Resumption Of Weapons Testing

Kennedy’s Order For  Tests Seen   Leaders Consider" Some Modification Of Secrecy Policy

Resumption ‘Of A-Tests Seen Likely  _ US, May Modify Its Policies On

President Expected To Order Tests  Russian Explosion May Hasten U.S.

As Result Of Russian  Explosion  UF on ne na males  a wrnhaata   Kennedy Expected To Order Testing Resumed Next Week

Resumption Order Seen  On The Wa:   Modification Of  Secreey Policy Seen

Washington:  =e  Nuclear Testing  Decision Nears  i  e A: Sa 2: ee 3   Kennedy Is Expected To Make Move Soon

Red Blast May Spur Renewal Of U.S. Tests   Kennedy’s Decision Is Likely to Come Early Next Week

Soviet Blast To Spur Action In Washington  U.S. May Modify Secret Policy on   U.S. May Modify Secret Policy on Weapons Arsenal

Lumumba Death Shocks Kennedy  Fear Slaying Means New Congo Violence

In the County  [REMIND PRESTON TWP.  VOTERS OF ELECTION ON TOWNSHIY? HALL

‘In the County REMIND’ PRESTON , TWP. VOTERS OF ELECTION ON TOWNSHIP HALL. *

4,000-Mile Shot Big Advance for U.S. Minuteman Missile  Scores on First Test

Minuteman First Test Successful.   Big Solid-Fuel Missile Shot 4000 Miles

. Dramatic Launching ‘Success of Minuteman Test  To Cut Development Time

Minuteman Flight Test Successful Advances U.S.  Missile Warfare fClanahiliticge

Minuteman Missile Streaks 4,000 Miles  Successful Firing Of Relatively Inexpensive Arm Hailed By General

Inside Today’s Times   ‘ot  f - SENATE RACE ENTERS FINAL LAP -_  Blakley Tower Beating Bushes

Governor, Legislators ‘Listen’   Andersen Joins Lawmakers In Listening to Home Folks On How fo Solve Tax Issue

GOVERNOR HOPEFUL  - Redistrict Talks Set _ For Harrisburg Dee. 6

British M. P. Strikes Back at Duchess, Calls Ex-King’s Life Pointless, Useless

SEHIND LOCKED APARTMENT DOOR  Starving Tot Waits Silently Next to Dead Mother’s Body

Yuri A. Gagarin, 2’ Son Of Collective  Farm Carpenter   WILL BE AWARDED TOP DECORATION

Shows Little Remorse   ‘They Were Mean to Me,’ Sheriff Quotes Slayer

‘Mrs. Duke, Two Other Socialites ‘And Pilot Killed In Flaming Crash

Wife Of Chief 0f Protocol Among Victim:   Ferry Plane_Drops . Between Houses In Jackson Hts. NY.

Mrs. Angier Duke, Wife Of Protocol Chief Is Dead After Plane Crash

Plane Dives to Ground  Protocol Chief's Wife, 3 Others Crash Victims

Beautiful Mrs. Angier Biddle Duke, Wife of State Dept. Chief of Protocol, One of Victims.

Tobacco Heir’s Wife Dies In Plane Crash   Two Other Socialites, Pilot Perish

WIFE OF ENVOY IS KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Mrs. Angier Biddle Duke, 39, One Of Four  Victims   AIRCRAFT CRASHED IN NEW YORK CITY

Socialite Dies in Plane Street Crash   Wife of U.S. Official Angier Biddle Duke Aboard Doomed Craf

U. S. Official’s Wife, 3 Others Die in Crash   Light Plane Falls and Burns! Near N.Y. Airfield

AKilledin Plane Crash   Mrs. Angier Duke, 2 Other Socialites Killed in New York

Socialites, Pilo Die in Flaming Plane Crash   Mrs. Duke, Wife of Protocol Chief, Among Victims

3 Socialites, Pilot Killed In N. Y. Crash  Riqgte Denartiment   State Department Protocal Chief's Wife Among Dead

4 Lose Lives In Plane Crash   Three Women, Pilot Killed in New York

Mrs. Metcalf And Mrs. Duke  Among Victims  Craft Crashes In Residential Aran of Ouaane

Two Friends, Pilot  Die Protocol Chief's Wife Killed in Plane Crash

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Emporia Weather   Washington: Federal Housing Bill Is Approved   The Measure Receives Huge Senate Matority

VOTE PASSAGE OF MEASURE BY 64-25   52 Democrats, 12 Republicans Favor Legislation   To Start Debate Next Week On Proposal To Spend Over $6 Billion

Senate Passes Housing Plan   House Floor Fight Is Being Expected

Senate Passes $6.14- Billion Housing Bill   Vote Is 64-25 for Kennedy Plan: Goes to House

House Floor Fight Expected  Administration Pleased  By Housing Bill Passage

Big Housing Bil Passes Senate, Goes to House  Administration Gets   Administration Gets. Encouragement From Thumping Margin

House Fight Expected In Few Days   Administration Encouraged Over Victory

Housing Measure  Okayed   Fight on House Floor Expected Next Week

HOUSING BILL PASSES. SENATE   Final Passage Given By 64-25 Vote 

Housing Bill's Chances Aided by Senate Vote  $6.14 Billion Plan Paecad 44.95: Dahnt,

Housing Bill Seen Speeded By Senate Vote   Kennedy Forces Encouraged as House Flaor Fight Looms

JFK Wins Major Victory in Passage of Housing Bill   Senate Okays Measure by 65 to 24 Vote; Debate in House Set for Next Week

Housing Bill Passes Senate, Expect Battle . in House on Financing

ahr eee ee $n  Housing Bill Sails Through Senate  But Faces Tough House Floor Fiaht

Senate Votes  Housing Bill  By Big Edge House Rules Group  Expected to Clear It By Next Week

Aaministrafion s  Housing Bill  Hopes Boosted Passes Senate, 64-25;  House Sets Debate On Measure Next Week

New Batile  On Housing Act Slated   Senate Passage Of Bill Brings Hopes Of House Approval

Klumpp Affair Debate Hinted  F Spin lesOaNetae=. Siame Sagan, . SedhiRaamee ins

Arms Buildup Plans Await Kenneay Talk  Various Possibilities   Various Possibilities Advanced to Move te Meet Berlin Crisis

‘After The Storm   Washington Speculates A bou JFK's Military Buildup Plans

Daily News Index   Defense Beefup: Pay Your Money, Take Your Choice

JFK To Ask For Buildup Of Military   Expected To Make Plans Known In Tuesday's Speech

Military Manpower Hike Loom:   Details Await JIF'K’s Tuesday TV-Radio Talk

Mobilization Possibilities Listed; One or More Plans Will Be Orderec

Real Answer Tuesday Everybody Has a Conclusion On Kennedy Manpower Steps

Draft Hike, Guard Call  Possibilities   President Will Reveal Answer In TY Talk Tuesday

Believe Kennedy Sure fo Increase Military Manpower in Berlin Crisis

Military Guessing Game  Who'll Be Called Up:   Both Sides ‘Lose’ In Bull Run Test

BIG BUILDUP IN MILITARY MANPOWER DUE   Plan Adopted By Kennedy To Be Revealed In Speech Tuesday   SEE MOBILIZATION ON PARTIAL BASIS

RESIGNATION OF DULLES IS DENIED   Had Been Reported Stepping Out Of CIA Because Of lit Health

13-Year-Old Boy Held In Tot’s Death    Youth Accused’ Of Strangling Five-Year-Old

Sidewinder Is Launched In Error:  Three Men _ Of Bomber Crew Known Alive

ACCIDENT IN SKIES OVER NEW MEXICO   Deadly Sidewinder  Missile Fired Into B52   THREE SURVIVORS FOUND BY RESCUERS

Missile Downs B52   Grenade Blast Hits U.S. Army's Saigon Quarters

Three Aboard B52 Rescued By Helicopter  Crash During Mock   Crash During Mock Aerial Duel Turned Into Tragic Reality

Accident May Have Killed 5; 3 Parachuted   Sidewinder Missile Turns Mock Duel Into Air Force Tragedy ©

Jet Bomber Hit By Sidewinder Missile tn. Duel   Training: Maneuver Ends In Crash; 3 Of 8 Chute To Safety

3 of 8 Crew Members Chute To Safety After Craft Accidentally Hit by Missile

Queries Allegedly  Blocking Negroes   First Complaint to Challenge Validity of State Voting Law

Attorney General Kennedy Moving To Stop Trusts From Bilking The Publi

Governor Kerner To Confer With ‘Dr. Gerty Again  Decision On Sites  Expected Today But Linu Cama Navt Wlee

New Silver PolicyUrged By Kennedy   Congress’ Approval Will Remove Old — Item, of Currency

JFK Would Lift Silver  Certificates.   President Hopes For! Early Release

Silver Policy Change Studied  Gold-Backed Reserve Notes May Get Nod

Just Like Qoyopeans  JFK Would Change Silver From Monetary To Trade Commodity

rrom tzvestia Interview: West Considers Proposals To End Berlin Situation   New Money Proposal  Kennedy Asks End To Silver Certificates

Approval Of Silver Policy Would See $1. $2 Bills Out Of Circulation

Silver-Backed Certificate fo Be Withdrawn   President Wants Artificially Low Metal Price Ended

If Congress A pproves . Silver Certificates Will  Disappear From Currency’

Kennedy Orders Treasury To Stop Selling Silver; “a Boost In Price   'RBOOST IN PRICE

\Certificeates May Disappear ear  [Kennedy Orders € hange In Silver Money Policy

Attempts !o Bolster Morale  JFK Says Men Called To Arms May Get Out In Less Than Year      Strength Spares U.S. Humiliation, Holocaust   President To Emphasize Community Shelter Plan    Kennedy Proposes New Policy Silver Certificate May Disappear From Circulation

De-Monetizing Proposed Low-Price Silver Sales Ene;  Certificates Are Withdrawn

Kennedy Proposes:  Silver Certificate Will Go Out lf Conaress Approves

De-Monetizing Proposed eo ronetizing Froposed  Low-Price Silver Sales Ene: Certificates Are Withdrawn

News Index   New Policy Would End Use Of Metal In Currency  JFK Aims To Kill Silver Politics

Silver Certificates Will Disappear If Congress Approves New Policy

$15 Million Fund Cut Senate Tests Begin Today For Peace Corps Plan

‘JFK's Peace Corps Faces First Test; Senators Disagree on Fund Being Cut

ATHENS, OU TELL STORY   CONTROL LIES IN PURSE STRINGS Peace Corps Faces Senate Test

Peace Corps Measure Faces Senate Tests   First Move Would Cut $15 Million From Kennedy Proacram

Coming Up   Evening Concert —  Will ‘Headline All-Star » Band — And ‘Outstanding Area Rand Directore

Coming Up   ‘STAGE BAND’ CLINIC SATURDAY TO FEATURE ~~ NATIONALLY KNOWN TRUMPETER DON JACOR*

U.S. Looks To Adoula For © Congo Accord  lf He Fails To Halt Katanga Secession,

U. S. Paints Picture Of Civil War, Red Opening lt U. N. Mission Fails

Britain Makes Demandin UN  To Push Peace   Achieving Limited Objectives First Is Urged by America

BALTIMORE, Md. #—A fire in the Washington Lumber Ce. destroyed one million beard feet of wood and disrupted train and auto traffic teday.

20 To Solve: Saaaina Economy        Yas Virginia There -4ea_CGroundhe

Car Hit by Truck N. Of Vinton   Young Engaged Couple Enroute Home After Commencement.

Accused Denies  Bank Job   Authorities Claim Air-Tight Case Against Kent

Fe our-Day Spree May Be A Grisly Record   a a Sg, SRL a, ere  Scattered Rains Increase Hazards

BY CONSERVATIVES  Talkathon Stalls Wage Bill Vote   BALKED BY WEATHER  Teen-Agers ELlope In Borrowed Plane

Kennedy Program Called Inadequate  Keyserling Complains As Congress Returns

U.S. Arms Reported  In Burma   America Concerned Over Equipment of Irregulars

Conservatives Explain Their Stand  Charges Against Birch Society

Harriman Says Khrushchev Wants No War but Practices Brinkmanship’

Cuban Walkout Possible  Guevara. Hits   Guevara. Hits Uruguay Parley

Bid Rigging Is Described   GE Official Tells Subcommittee of Dividing Market

General Electric Official Tells Of Bid Rigaing   Senate Investigators Conducting Hearing

GM. OFFICIAL ADMITS RIGGING   Price-Fixing Disclosed Before Committee

Fullmer, Marciano Testify Before Senate Committee On Need for Boxing Czar

Tax and Budget Battles Headed For a Showdown   House Democrats to Fight for Program

17 Killed in Illinois Traffic Accidents  Balmy Weather Results in ,  Poe Se

Harvard Girl Killed Traffic Mishaps Claim 17 In Illinois During Weekenc

Tax Study Group Favors Gas Boost   Increased Tax Will Mean $5.3 Million a Biennium, Says Expenditure Survey.

5100-a-Plate Dinner Nixon Believes 'K' Bluffing; Wants More Talk of Peace

By-Product of ‘93 Fair Recall Colorful History Of Old Hotel Structure   By MELANIE DONOVAN

U.S. Defies Red Threat ToAutobahn   East Germany Declares Free Troop Movement Not Guaranfeed by Communists

First Units Of U.S. Force Reach Berlin  Trip Made After Reds Warn Against  Use of Highway

New U.S. Units Roll into Berlin  Traveled in Face  Of Red Threats

U.S. Battle Group Moves On Autobahn   Communists Voice New Threat Against Using German Road

US. Battle Group Rolls Into Berlin   Action Follows New Threat by Reds Against Troop Use of Highway Lifeline

U.S. Troops Roll Unhampered Over German Autobahn   New Units Exchanging Places with Ones Put In Berlin Hurriedly.

First Units of Battle Group in West Berlin   Communists Voice New. Threat on Road

Lifeline Traffic Moves ....  Ride Down the Autobahn Is  Uneventful for Infantrymen

UNIT TO PASS   Bound For Beriin Duty, Troops Roll Without Hindrance

Battle Group Enters Berlin   Reds Voice New Threats Against Use of Autobahn

Yank Battle Group Rolls Into West Berlin After New Red Autobahn Threat

More U.S. Units Arrive In Berlin 200 Men, Jeeps And  Trucks Travel Road Through E. Germany

Reds Complain As U.S. Troops Travel Lifeline   Units Are Arriving In W. Berlin As  Commies Threaten

US, Troops Travel Road  Into Berlin   Replacement Unit Makes Trip Despite New Red Threats

Communists Seek To Link Them With NATO Control .  U. S. Troops Reach West Berlin Despite New Threat by Reds

U.S. Battle Group Rolls Into Berlin   New Test of Access Rights Following Red Threat to Lifeline

U.S.TroopUnits Unhindered On Road To Berlin   First Units Arrive Despite New Red Threat Against Use

U.S. Infantry Unhindered in Berlin Entry   ‘Battle Group Rolls Over Autobahn With No Challenge

GRAETTINGER MARKETS   Charles North Elected President Of Farm Bureau

Workers Quiet, But Busy  _ Nevada Site Being Prepared For Atomic Tests

Cook County, Chicago Authorities Withhold Slum Landlord's Rentals

Stiff: Stiff: Penalty: Threatened  “Watch Speed’, Holiday Drivers Told

Senator Long o Has Praise  For Kennedy   Tells Missouri’s Demos President Has Led From Start

Russian Stalls on  Cease-Fire   Cautious Hope Foallaivs’ Parley.

Air Of Hope And Caution Prevails Between Leaders   Kennedy Lays It On Line On. Laotian

Hour-Long Talk Raises  Peace Hope   Russian Minister Would Halt Any SEATO Action

Ceasefire Plan Reply Awaited   Soviet Cautions Against Intervention

Soviet Echoes Kenned vy sbid On Settlement   Fast Russ Acceptance Of Cease-Fire Urged By Chief Executive

Peace Hope Expressed By Gromyko   Speedy Acceptance Of Truce By Soviet Grows More Vital

GROMYKO ECHOES JFK PEACE Bil      SEATO Out To Nip Reds Grab Of Laos   Soviet Test Ban Assurance Sought

Package On Insurance Is Approved   Deadline Passes Without Call For ‘Liquor Convention

Says Aides to Dictator's Son Issued Orders   Original Escape Claim Is Denied

Six Accused In Trujillo’s Death Slain   Men Assassinated Last Month, Made To Appear Escape

‘Not A Question Of Escape’  Trujillo Assailants Killed  When Assassins Ambush Bus

«Six Held In Dominican Piot Assassinated  Trujillos Accused In Slayings   ‘Adlai Stevenson Considering Running  ‘For Senate Seat Held By Dirksen

Six Trujillo Killers Were Assassinated   Dictator’s Son Ordered Deaths

6 Trujillo Assassins Also Slain   Officials Say Ambust Was Not Really an Escape Attempt.

‘Dominican Government Claims Six Assassinators of Trujillo Killed

Tass Dulls Kennedy’s Barbs Few Russians Get Full Report on Interview

Tass Article Termed ‘Distorted’  k wk k ok xk ke OF k ok ok x -M -* *&   Many Points In Kennedy Interview W ere Omitted

Reservists May Not Have To Serve Year   JFK Interview Distorted, Cut

U.S. Officials Say Red News Net Distorted Historic JFK interview

News Agency Tass Distorts ‘Interview’  Omits Several  EL Lee a: ll ii

Tass Charged With Distorting J.F.K. Interview   Adzhubei Sticks By His Promise

School Bill Proposed Ir  Pa. Senate Designed To Reduce   Designed To Reduce Number of District) To 500-600 by 1936

Billions Lost Annually, Probers Told  IRS Chief Says Efforts To Tax Gamblers Fail

GAMBLERS ARE NOT PAYING FEDERAL TAXES   Defrauding Treasury Of Billions, Senators  Informed   STAMP ACT FAILURE COMMISSIONER SAYS

Gambling Tax Law A Failure  Ravinia Qopeling   Revenue Service Official Claims Statute Ignored

Republican Charges Highway Payoffs  Kyrie Thriaway   Erie Thruway Probe Urged; Work Poor, Ren. Kino Saves

EISE IN TALK TQ REPUBLICANS   Hits Administration For  “Government By Big Brother”   EXHORTS PARTY TO WIN 1962 ELECTIONS

Eisenhower Attacks Government Expense   ‘Government By Big Brother’ Also Hit In Party Address: Pleads For Unity.

Eisenhower Rips Into Democrats,  Sees GOP Victory   Kennedy Spending Policy, ‘Big Brother’ Government Hit

Ike Assails Governing 6 e  By Big Brother’ Urges GOP   Urges GOP To Point Now For Elections Next Year

Ike Flails JFK On Spending   “Government By Big Brother” Under Attack

PVs Udli 10 UVEt  Eisenhower Raps Big Brother Government, Super Spending

Cease-fire in Laos is still not effective   Thailand asks expanded ICC to pacify Laos

Thailand Charges Laos Cease Fire Is Violated   Urges Broadenec Effort to Stop Fighting There

Final Gavel Falls In House At 11:43 A. M.   Session Almost Most Costly In lowa History

Fifth ‘Person To Survive Long Plunge  Ne; egro Proves His Love As He  Integrates Horseshoe Falls

RUBBER-COATED ) STEEL BALL  S eneetnameeenneee  Falls ‘Integrated’ By Negro Daredevil

Ship Swept By Flames  600 Flee Italian Line:  Tt... oor ox Ly... 3. a

Seventeen More Freedom Riders Jailed;  Alabama Officials May Lift Martial Law

17 More ‘Riders’ Arrested   Court Action Slated For-Group In  Mississippi

‘Scattered Hoosierland Classrooms Get Hints of Airborne Video Programs

3 Indiana Men Drown In Ohio Lake: Another Dies In Flatrock At St. Paul

Car-Mail Truck In Fatal Crash  Cite kid “FT” ne conte   Greenfield Truck Driver Is Hurt

40,000 MORE MEN TO JOIN SEVENTH ARMY   Western Ground Forces To Be 25 Per Cent  Stronger   NATO LEADERS FOR POLICY OF FIRMNESS

Allies Learn U.S. Divisions Ready to Move   Buildup Emphasis on Conventional Forces: Kennedy Sends Note

Mews Staph  Expressed Editorially  By WALTER MENDENHALL   IGH SPOTS IN LOCAL CHAMREP PEPOPT

Bepressad iEditorially :  ‘By WALTER MENDENHALL   IGH: SPOTS : IN LOCAL “CLEAMREPR PEPOPT-

The Jon Magic Words*   Women Voters in Session In Butte Hear Talk on  Government Reorganization

Women Voters in Session In Butte Hear Talk on Government Reorganization

120 Denison U Students Have (Narrow Escape In Sinking Of Buckeye Lake Excursion Boat

Treton Woman Takes Own Life; Drowns in Tank   HUSBAND FINDS BODY LATE SUNDAY IN 8 FT. OF WATER

Ireton Woman Takes Own Life: Drowns in Tank  HUSBAND FINDS   HUSBAND FINDS BODY LATE SUNDAY IN 8 FT. OF WATER

) ney Had A Form Ancient Beliefs of Gnostics About [Women Enlightened by New Discovery

TOP COURT JUSTICE IS PETITIONED   Negroes Change Strategy To Balk State Official

Shutdown Sure When Negroes Enter Classes   State Law Cutting Off Funds Would Become Operative

University of Georgia Still Having Classes   Governor To Close It If Negroes Try To Enfer Under Court Order

Restrains Governor's Actions   Case To Be Argued Before High Court For Further Decision

Judge Keeps Funds Flowing: To Georgia U..   Injunction Orders Governor, Auditor Not'to Interfere

Segregated Basis Continues Two Negro Students Fail To Show Up At Georgia U.

Federal Judge Acts on Petition Of Two Negroes   Hearing on Permanent Injunction Is Set for Thursday Morning

Can't Cut Off Funds, Edict of U.S. Judge   Governor Threatens Closure If Negro Students Enter

Court Orders Georgia University Kept Open   In A Battle  Over Integration

Georgia University  Still Open  Negroes Fail To Appear  Care Claccac

Georgia Must Provide Funds for Operation   Governor, State  Treasurer Held

2 Negroes Fail to Go To Classes   Governor Prepared To Oréer Immediate University Closure

F unds Are Cut Off 'Ga. Governor Restrained \From Closing University

University Continues Segregated  Court Restrains Georgia Closing DD, Dhiasie

Judge Halts Action by Gov. Of Georgia   Restrained From Closing University Of Georgia

Federal Judge Stays Hand Of      State Executive Will Be In Contempt If He Cuts Off Funds

Georgia University Continues  Operating On Segregated Basis As Negroes Fail To Show Up

University ‘All Set To Close Down   Georgia Governor Reported Ready To Act

Injunction Prevents   Funds Cut   Judge Sets Hearing For Thursday On Whether Injunction Should Be Permanent

Governor told not to slash school funds   Injunction stays Vandiver’s hand, or face contempt

Enjoins State From Cutting Off Funds  : Judge Stays Georgia University Closing

Fund Shutoff Action Halted By Court Edict   Governor Sought Move in Dispute On Integration

University of Georgia Stays Open ‘After 2 Negroes Fail to Appear

Georgia Clings To Segregation   Negro Students Fail To Attend Classes

Negroes Fail To Meet Class  Georgia University Is Still Segregated

Court Order Stops. Closing Of Gear ‘gia U.   Injunction Restrains Cutting OFF Funds In Segrezation Battle

Georgia U. Fund Ban ts Headed Off   Executive Endeavored To Close School in Integration Feud.

Legislature To Consider Bills Today __ Howing Funds For Intesrated Schaoole

Georgia U.'s Funds Saved By U.S. Judge   Governor Ordered Not To Shut Off Operating Money

Judge Bars Closing Of Georgia U,   State Seeks Stay - In Integration Order By Court

—GEORGIA U ON SEGREGATED BASIS— Negro Students Stay Away From Classes

aT epOres 10 Sur gengel FundsNegro Students Skip Classes; Gov. Ready to ‘Slam’ University Doors

Temporary Injunction  Is Ordered   U.S. Judge Takes Action on Petition By Negro Students

U. $. s Ready to Finance Senegal  Lyndon B. Johnson   Lyndon B. Johnson Gives That Promise

Congolese Troops Arrest Moise Tshombe  Seized At Airport On His Way From Ute ene"! Cankarvanea

Congo Arrests Tshombe   Katanga Boss Held For Trying To Quit Federation Meeting

Congo Troops Place Tshombe Under Arrest   Seized When He Leaves ‘Sumuiit’ Conference

Congo Troops Arrest Ishombe   American Newsman Beaten By Soldiers

CCT Will Participate -In Hockey Festival   OTHER TEAMS ACCEPT BIDS

JFK, Advisors Plan Steps to eBoost Economy   Cuban Refugees To Be Handled By Welfare Dept.

Orders Action On Problem Of Cuban Refugee:  Will Confer Today   Will Confer Today On Questions Of National Security

Potential Donnybrook Conference on Aging Opens Monday, Rigging Charged

Where To Find It   STARTS MONDAY Aging Conference May Be Political Hassle

Rift Mars Conference On Aging   Doctors, Insurance Firms Accused Of Rigging Session

Hot Topic: Medical Care For Aged  Health Conference Rigged, Charge

Aged Conference Nipped as Phony  Political Donnvbrovk Seen As Backers Protest Rieging

Defense Ads By Contractors Breach Security  Congress Wants To Apply Brakes  On FExyceesce Snandina

NLRB Orders Kohler Co. fo Rehire Striker:   Ruling Puts Firm $350,000  in Arrears

Questions Kohler  Firm’s Compliance  NLRB Worker Doubts Order Met on Rehiring, Back Pay a

VIOLATES CONSTITUTIONS © Supreme Court Rules Theater Code Illegal

Congress Takes Soviet Space Flight In Stride  General Attitude: ‘Let’s Get On With Our Own Program’

Capital Is Calm Over Soviet 2nd Manned Flight   Military Threat to U.S. Seen by Some

AATTTTIUUE*IO: LETS KEEP MOVING  Washington Takes News in Its Stride

No West Move Now On Rarlin Talke    Sober Admiration In Washington

TAKES FLIGHT IN STRIDE  Washington's Attitude Is Let's Get on With Our Own Program

Red Feat Anticipated—  U.S. May Orbit Man In Space Next December   Washington Takes News In Stride   Military Threat To U. S. Seen In Russ Flight

Washington Sees Major Achievement With Flight   Some Sources Believe  Moon As New Target

Washington Officials Take Flight in Stride   Some View Soviets’ Achievement As Ominous Military Threat

U.S. Officials Not Surprised, but Some Fear Threat to This Nation

Let’s-Be-Calm Mood Red Space Flight Taken In Stride   Space Control Action Needed, Kennedy Says

W ashington Takes Trip In Stride  ARG Hei   Official Attitude: Let’s Get On With Qur Own Program

Let’s Get On With US. Program  Is General Reaction To Space Feat

U.S. Reacts Calmly To Soviet Feat   Washington Takes Stand Of ‘Let’s Get On With Our Plans

New Soviet Feat Taken in Stride By U.S. Officials   General Attitude !s ‘Let's Get on With Own Space Program’

Let's Get On With Our Own Space Program Is Official Washington’s General Attitude

U. 5. Senators Generally Calm  But Some Alarm Heard Over Red Space Feat

Washington Takes Flight in Stride  Consensus: Let’s Get On With Own Prosram

AITITUDE'IS: LETS KEEP MOVING:  Washington Takes News in Its Stride

Agree Reds Scored Major Accomplishment— Official Washington Takes 2nd Soviet Feat In Stride

President Back In Capital Kennedy And Stevenson Call For Space Control   Official Washington's Attitude:  “‘Let’s Get On With Our Program’

Americans Unruffled   FOR BERLIN SETTLEMENT TALKS Ministers Leave Door Open

Minister Warns  On School Aid   Says Catholic Stand Threatens Education

Company President Presents Target Date   H. G. Vesper Reviews Oil Picture In Address Before State; Chamber; Warns Of Delicate Footing of State Industry

Many Just ‘Fed Up Cuban Insurgents Mostly Defeetors, Survey Reveals   A survey lactine teveral dav:

Castro Defectors Rather’ Than dliens Insurgent Force Grows In Size And Activity In Cuban Mountains

Insurgents increasing  - Defectors flee to mountains to fiaht Castro

Defectors In Cuba Make Up Most-of Force   Few. Instances Of Landings By, Outsiders Found

Cuban Rebels Are Defectors From Castro   Observers Claim Reports Of Mass Landings Not True

$100,000 Damage After Rain, Wind- Galveston Cleaning Up A fer I ornado

Two Persons Drown In-Flood at Allende   Many Texas Points Really Catch It

Pontiff Asks Cooperation In Encyclical   Expresses Views On Communism, Aic And Birth Control

Seaborg Selected To Head Nation’s Atomic Program  University Chancellor, Nobel Prize Winner Will Succeed McCone

Kennedy Names Nobel Prize Winner Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg AEC Chairman

Nobel Winner Is Appointed Head Of AEC   Codiscoverer Of Plutonium Picked For Important Pos:

UCLA Head [s Appointed AEC Chairman  Dr. G. T. Seaborg Also Winner Of Nobel Prize

TENEMENT BUILDING BURNS  Heroic Mother Killed In Fire With Children

Mother and Five Children Die in Tenement Blaze  Rescue Attempt Fails Six Others In Family Escape

NEW STATE LAWS  1,114 In Parish Can Receive Medical Benefits For Aged

Insurance Claims From Fires High Claims Said Running  $185 To $700,000 —Averaging $50,000

Fire Claims Running High  Insurance Official  Says Average Is About $50,000

Sanford Speels Out What He Means In Get-Tough Orders To Ed Scheidt

BONES, TEETH BELONGED TO ORIENTALS'  Remains Not Earhart, Expert Says

Rusk Talks Problem With Gromyko  Says Red Meddling Could Trigger

Kennedy Will Personally Greet Men   Released Airmen Had Spent Seven Months In Soviet Prisons

Bad Weather Delays Flight Of Airmen   Kennedy Plans Personal Greeting To Released Men

Surprise Russian Action Frees Two Shot Down in July   Kennedy Gives Wives News

Kennedy to Greet U.S. Fliers on Return From Russian Imprisonment

Bad Weather Delays Return Of Two Fliers   Pair Reach Labrador On Return From Red Detention Since July

In the County  HAND TWO LITTLE PIGS.   HAD TWO LITTLE PIGS WITH SINGLE HEAD

Prospects Seen Good For Change   Electoral College Abolishment Gets Support In Senate

Favor Ending Elector Post  Constitution Change Advocated  D. Canec KMalaruae wud. Cantinn

Prospec ts I mprov ed  reo natant anette uBR ge sonnet aN  Election Method May Soon Change

ee  — ANSWER: ASSURE RELIABILITY —  Why eda Shepard s Site Trin?

Man-on-Moon Long Way Off   Step Toward Reliability  Why Another ‘Shepard’ Shot?

Brown Says Move Is ‘A Stepping Stone’   Nixon Says Decision Is ‘Final’ But Avoids ‘Draft’? Possibility

Quake Kills AtLeast 20 In Colombia   Scores Injured; Town of Sonson  Is Hardest Hit

Finland Seeks To Avoid Talks With Russians   Series Of Elections To Result In New, Firm Government

Finland Seeks To Avoid Talks With Russians  C ta, A Oe. nde pe   Series Of Elections To Result In New, Firm Goverment

Finland Plans 3 Elections In Move To Stall Defense Talks With Reds

Wants To Avoid Red Talks  \Finland Today Heads Into A Period Of Feverish Political Activity

Finland Heads Into Period of Feverish Activity   ‘Three. Elections Scheduled in Month

Finland Gets Set for Series Of Elections   Trying to Ward Off Defense Discussions With Seviet Union

Solon Doubts: Loyalty, Asks NegroClearec   Weaver Hearing As Housing Head Gels Blocked By Demand

Want Kennedy To Vouch For FHA Candidate  - Robertson Seeks. - Loyalty Check _..

Until Kennedy Vouches For Negro Appointee’s Loyalty  Senate Committee Refuses To Open Weaver Hearing

MAUDE WINSTON OF BLUFORD DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT   ee ee ee  Car Plunges Over Embank ment East of Mt.V.; Robt. Winston Injured.

MAUDE WINSTON OF BLUFORD DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT   Cor Plunges Over Embank ment East of Mt.V.; Robt. Winston lvjweed.

Fear More Fighting  Leftist Leader Lundula Calls for Kalanga Invasion

Dozen at Clinic No Plans to Use Them  Women Undergo Training as Possible US. Astronauts

Sagging Motor Sales and Backlogs To Force Layoffs of 80,000 Workers

GOP Names Delegates For Morristown Meet   Republicans  Coin Word

CARDS VOID; EVERYONE TO SIGN AGAIN   Hours To Be 9 To 9 Every Thursday Till Oct. 12

Pro-Castro Sources Say Collapse Near   Indications Are That Invaders Scatter For Guerrilla Tactics

JFK Calls Full Cabinet Meet Today   President Cancels Plan to Witness Atlantic Exercises   New AntiCastro Force in Landing

Wealthy Nations Urged to Help Poor Ones in Record Papal Encyclical

Without Colonial Attitude  Aid Needy Men, N ations, Pope’s Plea to Wealthy

Eneyelical Issued By Pope John   Employers Urged To Curb Profits, Benefit Workers

KEEP POLITICS OUT OF AID, POPE PLEADS   Warns Against Colonialism

Khrushchev's Easing of Deadline On Berlin Brings Cool U.S. Response   Reaffirm UN Red China Bloc

Nationalist Government Gets Backing   Unusuc! Statement Repeats Opposition To Admission of Reds

Chiang Backed as Representative  Of China in UN  Statement Had Been Prepared for Last News Conference

U.S. Is Firm On Red China   President Reaffirms Opposition On Admission to United Nations

Red China Position  Reaffirmed   President Voices Strong Opposition Toa TIN Admittance

Weather   U.S. Still Strongly Opposed To U.N. Seat for Red China   President Reaffirms Position to Squelch Reports of Policy Chance

Backs Chiang Regime   WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy today reaffirmed strong opposition to admitting Red China to the United Nations or  anw TTS. sramnanante

industrial Commissioner Reports  State Unemployment Highest Since 1949

Specialist Smashes Myth That Johnny Shouldn't See So Much Television

FA AC TS AND FANCIES  Doctor Blasts ‘My ths’ About Using Your Eves

U.S. Stand On Berlin Reaffirmed   Rusk Warns Soviets Hands Off Free City

Rusk Warns Russ: ‘Hands Off Berlin  Oslo Speech Tells NATO U.S. Ready to Resist Reds In Divided Outpost City

Maemillan Wants Talks On Berlin  Tries To Swing 2}, fe rt fr   Tries To Swing De Gaulle On  Negotiations

IN’ GUARDED SECLUSION  ‘Macmillan, De Gaulle Sip Tea, Talk Berlin

 Briton Plugs Negotiations Macmillan, DeGaulle Confer  On Allied Policy in Berlin

RECOMMENDED FOR EVERYONE Grissom Describes Space Flight As ‘Fascinating’

Grissom Says Space Trip Was  ’ . . r Fascinating Accident Upon Landing Caused Big Surprise

Inside The Lima News   Gus Liked The Ride: Reeommends It To Everyone

ACCIDENT ‘SURPRISING’ 118-Mile Space. Trip Fascinating For Grissom

‘Fascinating Flight Told by Astronau   Earth Looked Very Bright and Very Round to Grissom

Flight Was _ ‘Fascinating’ Hatch Accident Surprise Of Day, Astronaut Says

Ike seeking warm climate   Ex-president off to Georgia for bird hunting

Urges Senate To Let Civil Rights Unit Die Nov. 9   Called Agency Of Waste And  Harrassment

9 Arrested Amidst Racial ‘Wade- In‘ At Chicago Beach   More Than 280 Policemen Patrol Area, _ -Only-One-Attack-Made On Demonstrator

Shootings First Since E, Berlin Border Closed   Uniy About 50 Per. sons Escape as Communists Tighten Grip on City.   Swim to Freedom

U. S. Soldiers In War Games Near Border   Police, Troops Work To Prevent Riots At Berlin Border;  Firecrackers Thrown

50 Escape Despite Stern Measures   Allied Commandants Formally Protest Border Closing

Reds Shoot at Refugees. to W. Berlin   ‘Allies Protest Border Closing by Communists

Married Pair Swims Canal  To: Freedom  Rein Tightened  By Communists

Communists open fire on fleeing East Germans __   Navy joins emergency buildup of armed forces, keeps 26,800

Communists Open Fire On Refugees   Arrest Scores Of Anti-Red East Germans

Three Points Remain For East-West Travel   German’ s Are ‘Cutting Trees ‘Along Border

Red Gunfire Erupts, But Three Flee   Military Leaders Of Western Bloc Protest Blockade

Tempers on Edge As Irate Berliners Clash With Guard   East Berlin is Now Armed Camp as Red Move Tanks, Soldiers

Gunfire First Since Sealing Of The Border   Stranglehold On East Berlin Is Getting Tighter

Scores Reported Arrested   Reds Tighten Stranglehold In East Berlin

Report Scores of Anti-Communists Arrested  EAST GERMANS FIRE ON REFUGEES

Communist Police Open Fire On Three  East Germans Fleeing To The West

U.S. May Change Laos Strategy  — Consider Approval! Of Cambodia's Plan

Rusk Opens Meeting On West Polic Vv   Ministers To Map Approach To Reds On Berlin Peace

RUSK TO SEE TOP SOVIET AT UN MEET   Some Concessions To Be Required  From Russians

Rusk Will Hold Conference Witt Western Envoys   Chart Approach to Berlin Negotiation

Diplomats To Chart Course For Western Approach To Soviets:  JFK Willing To Talk To Khrush

Rusk May  Talk With  Gromyko   Opportunity Arises When Both Attend TIN Nowt Woaek

3 Issues On Agenda At Capital  Honorable Peace  Aim of U.S.: JFK

U.S. Willing To Discuss  Crisis--JFK   Western Envoys Scheduled To Air Three Main Issues

Sec. Rusk Opens Conference Today  Foreign Ministers To Chart Allied Approach To Russia On Berlin

Rusk, Ministers To Chart Course On Berlin Talks   U.S. Ready, Willing To Discuss Issues, Kennedy Declares

Kennedy Hints Secretary May Confer With Soviet Diplomat on Berlin Crisis

Rusk Meets With Other Allied Ministers   U.S. Secretary, Gromyko May Hold Confab Next Week

West Charts Approach to Reds on Berlin Case   Rusk Meeting with Ministers of Bia Allies

Rusk to Meet With Ministers on Approach   Gromyko Will be at UN Sessions Openina Sept. 19

West Foreign Ministers Meet In Washington   To Chart Approach To Soviets On Negotiations For Settlement

Charting Allied Approach  Foreign Ministers Meet On Touchy Berlin Issue

Rusk Opens W ashington Conference   Allied Aides Study Strategy For Talks With Soviet Group

Big 3 Seek Common  Grounds   Washington Parley Begins Just Week Before UN Opens

Lawrence Outlines His Goal . . .  Host of Problems Face Returning Assembly

Jin KReguiar oession General Assembly Convenes; Lawrence To Outline Goals

Tennessean Asks for ‘New, Wiser, Abler Men'  Leaders Rally Behind Chiefs of Staff After Sen. Gore Asks for Their Removal      Morse Rejects His Conteution

Joint Chiefs Supported In Cuban Storm   Military Leaders Given Good Chance To Ride Out Storm

Military Leaders Win Congressional Support in Hassle Over Cuban Disaster

Kennedy Drives Through Snow fo Mass Later Pulls Caroline on Sleighride

After Bloody Revolt Freneh Reported Ready  For Talks with Rebels

France Prepared To Resume Talks With Algerians         Willing Despite -Recent Battle

Riot Kills 80 Moslems, Wounds 266   13 French Soldiers Die in ‘One of Worst Bloodbaths’

\Blame Laid on Indecisive Action  Carlson Says U.S. Prestige Is Dowr

Personality Cult Flayed In Russia   Purge Likely To Follow Party Battle

Wor’d Problems   ‘Kennedy and Nehru Hold ‘Free and Frank’ Meeting

Rockefeller En Route To  Join Search   If She Goes Much Higher  Balloonist May Bother Planes

Rockefeller Flying To New Guinea To Join In Search For Missing Son   Dutch Intensify Search For Michael Rockefeller

“TRYING FOR RECORD  Woman in Balloon Feared  Endangering Air Traffic

Officials Fear Balloon Carrying Woman May Interfere With Airline Traffic

 Kockeretler oearcn  Dutch Naval Patrol Boat Finds Boy's Companion

Books Passage For New Guinea  Rockefeller Will Join Search For Missing Son

COMPANION PACKED UP,.BY DUTCH PATROL BOAT  Rockefeller to Join Search for Son

Rockefeller on Way to Join Search For Son Believed Adrift on Pacific

Governor Of New York Starts For New Guinea To Aid Search For Son

AmefFicans Said Saf  Marines Land In Belize,  Hattie Death Toll 200

Looting Spreads in Honduras   British Marines Land In Ravaged Capital; ‘Greatest Disaster’ Death Count Now 200

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President To Address UN Meeting   Members of Both Parties Back Kennedy; Disarmament Plan May Be Suaqgested

U.N. Address By President ls Promised   Congressmen Cheer Move By Kennedy

JFK To Unvei Disarm Plan Before UN   Demos, Republicans Applaud Decision Te Address World Body

Leaders Laud President On  U.N. Decision  Kennedy’s Address To Assembly To Be

Bipartisan Support For JFK's Address To U.N.   Rusk, Stevenson Working To Keep UN From Paralysis

Kennedy To Address U.N. Plan Lauded  Decision To Rally West Gets Praise From Leaders

Will Make Address — Congress Leaders Laud Kennedy’s U.N. Decision

Bipartisans Back J.F.K. On U.N. Talk   Implications Of Crisis Cited At Top Meeting

Kennedy Thinks Government Should See We're All Physically Fit   Tariff Slash For Free Europe Urged By JFK

Scientists Find Evidence Of Possible Cancer-Producing Chemical Bomb in Humans

Evidence of Chemical Cancer Bomb In Humans Disclosed by Scientists

But Seldom Explodes  All Humans May Carry  Cancer-Producing Bomb

CHEMICALS GO HAYWIRE  “TIC” Bomb May Prove To Be Source Of Cancer In Humans

“Has Acquired Amazing Knowledge of Defense"— Senators Laud McNamara  On Changes In Defense

Canada to Seek Economic Growth  Intricate Financial Moves Being Planned

Scales Loses In High Court  Decision Upholds ‘Knowing’ Clause In Amti-Red Act

Smith Act Clause Backed _ De ecetnttn Registration  Of Reds Unheld

Noto Conviction Reversed  Rulings Given On Two Acts To Control Reds

SHOWERS OCCUR IN INDIANA TODAY  More Rain Is Ahead For Dampened State

BE PtaM AO y wIaled —$—$$<—  Arrests Upheld As Five ‘Riders’ Jailed

« ae Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Drizzle, Freezing Rain Are Forecast

News bap  esse: By WALTES MENDENHALI   UST ONE DEPOSITORY  wTUERT

News apn  Editorially By WALTER MENDENHALL   UST ONE DEPOSITORY TUCK]

Springtime In July   Liston Suspended For Legal Brushes  Action to Sideline Pattorcan Oantandar

Sonny Liston ls Suspended   He'll Have To Learn Respect For Law, Commission Rules

Russian Fired Into Space; CirclesGlobe, Lands Safely 108 Minutes After Firing

Maj. Gagarin Rides Around World Safely   Trip Takes 89 Minutes, Landing is Back in Russia

Russian Major, 27, Orbits In Space. For 89.1) Minutes Aboard 5-Ton Ship

Russian Major ls Returned ‘On Target’   Scientists Watch Him During Flight On Television

First Space Flight Took 108 Minutes   Officer Girdles Globe Without Any Ill Effects

Soviet Pilot Returns To  Earth Safely   New Era In Man’s Development Noted By Red Government

Russia Rockets Man Into Space; Astronaut Returns Safely fo Earth

Called “Superbly Intelligent Animal" — Plump Porpoise “Notty” Gives Navy Underwater Desian Ideas

‘Knotty’ Under Study Is Porpoise More Advanced Than Skilled American Navy?

OFFICAL SAYS HELL CHECK LAND SALES   Civic Group Intensifies Drive Against Blockbusters

American Farm Bureau Opposed To Kennedy Administration’s Wheat Program For 1962

Adjournment Comes Just Before Noon   Eichmann's Attorney Challenges Right Of Judges To Try Him

Nazi Challenges Right of Judges To Decide Case   Proceedings Begin In Jerusalem With Reading of Lon g Indictment.

Eichmann Challenges Court   Ex-Nazi Says Israel Can’t Try Him for Mass Murders

Says Judges Might Be Prejudiced   Hits Special Laws Passed by Israel ‘Tuast for Trial

3 Israeli Judges Will Decide Fate   Heavily Armed Guards Patrol Courthouse As Trial Gets Started

Scarsdale Estates Issue Village Not Legally  Bound to Serve Area

What's Inside   10,000 Pilots Not Needed  Auditors Reveal USAF Waste

Rites In Sweden Tribute To Dag Hammarskjold Being Planned In Native Land

 Torchlight Parade On Eve of Funeral   Sweden Plans Highest t Honors for Hommarskjold

Wage Bill Faces Ist Real Test  GOP’s To Offer Substitute Move  whee: ERATE RASA Kei

War of Laos Touches Off Many Claims   Six Battalions, Not Seven, Have Moved In, Government Say

Soviets Deny Intervention Accusation   Laos Government Says Six Battalions Invade Territory

18 Flights Made Since December 3  Vietnamese Men, Weapons Dropped

War Gripping Red-Menaced  Laos Kingdom   Repeats Charges OF Soviet Troops Reaehi  ng Area

East, West Swap Charges ver Contused War in Laos   Laos Parliament Opens; Premier Seeks Backing

IN JUNGLE SHROUDED WAR Charges, Countercharges O1 Intervention In Laos Made

Russ Laos Airlifts Charged   State Dept, Claims 218 Drops Verified

Silver Medal Winner—   Judge Orders Hanging For Confessed Killer

Moderate Premier Shelved mr rela  New Rebel Chiefs To Spur Algerian Fight

School Merger Hearing Held  fica e a roe.    Judge To Rule on Franklin Petition

Rockefeller Proposes Way for State — To Get Federal Funds Sooner for Work

‘Forged Ohio Securities Found  Authorities Probe Pike Bond Swindle

Turnpike Bond Swindle Eyed   Banks Make Checkup On Possible Losses

Ohio Turnpike Bond Swindle Scope Probed   Employe of Firm Says Block Totaling $265.000 Spurious

See House Approving Wage Bill  RaeLare Deradicé   Backers Predict Hairline Victory for Kennedy Plan

House OK On WacebillSeer   Hairline Victory on Legistation Predicted by Kennedy Supporters

Hair-Line Victory Is Expected Today  For Kennedy Minimum Wage Legislation

Hairline Wage Victory Seen By Democrats   Senate Passage On Compromise Bill Is Certainty

Hairline Victory For JFK Minimum Wage Bill Is Seen In House Today

HOUSE VOTES TODAY  Hairline Win Predicted for Kennedy’s Wace Bill

Close House Vote Seen on Minimum Pay   Senate Passage Of Kennedy Bill Considered Certair

New Plane Hijack Plot Reported   FBI Aboard Flights in East; Castro Frees 38 Kidnaped Passengers, May Seize Jeét

One Airline: ‘Hijacked; 4 More Slated   Security Precautions Taken At Florida, New York Airports

Security precautions in force; Castro agrees to release 38 passengers

American Pilots Ban Flights Of Supplie: To Laos Offensive: Clain Runway Short

Task Force Proposes New Agency  To Work Out Disarmament Policie:

All Set for Snow Battle onHighways Men, Equipment  Arrayed for the Worst of Winter

Eichmann Says ‘Nien’ To Court   Denies All Charges Of Nazi Position

Welfare Policy- Kennedy Administration s Plans For ‘New Frontier

NEW ADMINISTRATION: Ill Kennedy and ‘Welfare’  Expected to Push Many Social Welfare Measures

Kennedy Plans And Problems:     Karly Action Sought On Welfare Legislation

PROBLEMS FACING KENNEDY Some Aid Proposals Will Face Doubtful  Fate In Congress

Welfare Conaress   History May Tie Tag on 87th Sessior If Kennedy Has Way With New Law

lurks Hang Menderes, Fy-Premier  Two Other Tor Ministers Sent To Gallows

 Labor Leader Sounds Grim Warning   Meany Asks Antirecession Offensive

Many Offer To Adopt 13 Year Old Who  Spent Half Life Locked in Bedroom

Former Captive Girl Now Enjoying ‘New Life Of Sunshine And Freedor

SHE’S ENJOYING FREEDOM Girl Locked in Bedroom Getting Offers of Help

PVN et Net OT Nt ie OF OPP iS FUN REE  State Auditing And Accounting Systems Antiquated

27-19 Vote Sends Plan To House   Lawrence Submits Capital Budget; House Gets Billboard Bil]

STATE SENATE APPROVES RADAR BILL   BETTER TRAINING OF NEGROES ASKED

Arsonist Blamed For 2 Blazes  Crews Fight To Control California Forest Fires

7 tf a  88,000 Acres.— FireCrewsHopeToContain California's Forest Fires”

Large Fires Battled In  California Worst Blazes Of Season Aggravated

Fire Fighters Hope To Stop Brush Blazes  2? killed. 2 Towns   2 Killed, 2 Towns Destroyed; Arson Cited In 2 Cases

Rage In California:  ~ Yosemite Firefighters - Try To Contain Blazes

California Fires Being Aided By Dry Weather   Fighters Attempt To Contain Blazes In Yosemite Area

Yosemite Fire Still Spreads  Pyrom aniac Setting   Pyromaniac Setting More Blazes South of Famous Park

if osemite? . Communities Are Leveled  In California  Forest Fires in DH... To. OT   Forest Fires in Patk Take Lives Of Two Persons

Nature helps fire fighters   Hope to contain brushland blazes in a couple days

Progress In Fight On Blaze   63.000 Acres Blackened In  California

Brush Fires In California Are Slowed Down   Crews Slowly Drawing Lines Around Fires

“Told Job No Longer Exists’... .     Stage Is Set for a Court Test on Jewell Ogden Case

A-Test Ban Treaty Sought   U.S., Britain Ready For Talks With Soviet

British, Americans Again to Seek Treaty With Reds Outlawing A-Tests

U. S., Britain Agree to Seek Test Ban Pact   ‘Allies Prepared To Offer Moscow Compromise Plans

One More Major Effort--  President Will Offer  Compromise Proposal

Plan Major Effort For Atom Test Ban   U.S. and Britain Reported Fully Agreed to Offer Moscow Some Compromise Proposals In Attempt to Neqotiate Nuclear Treaty

Plan Test Ban Talks   Britain, U.S. Reportedly Will Make Major Effort To Neaotiate Nuclear Treaty with Soviet

U. S., Britain Plan Try At N Test Ban   Prepared To Offer Compromises; Soviets Must Yield. Too

Big Concessions By Russians Held Necessary   Next Negotiations Scheduled To Start March 21 In Geneva

A-Test Ban Treaty Sought  U.S., Britain Ready   U.S., Britain Ready For Talks With Soviet

West Hopes Soviet to Agree  On Negotiating Treaty to Outlaw Experimental Blasts

Maior Effort To Be Made, Both Agree   Some Compromise Proposals Are In The Making

WITH SOVIET UNION U.S., Britain Said Agreed On Nuclear Test Ban Try

One More Major Effort .  U.S., Britain To Attempt Russian Nuclear Pact

May Compromise   “Another Effort To Be Made Toward Nuclear Tests Ban

Trouble Seen For Tax Plan   STATE SENATE COMMITTEE LISTS EXPECTED MONDAY

J. M. ROBERTS, Associated Press News Analyst  Looks At The World

Interpreting The News Dissolving Berlin Confrontation  Biggest Problem Of Allies, Russ

One of the freaks of History”... .  H-Bomb Plays Strange Part in Cold War

Despite Claims Decline . . . . Total Joblessness Still Record High

Senators Beat Down Capehart Effort To Trim President’s Housing Bill

Find More Bodies In Debris from Hurricane   Honduras Toll From Hattie Now at 204

OH MOUMTING:  Hurricane Hattie Death Toll In Honduras Is 204   Three Held In Queen City, Jewel Theft Questioning

Hurricane Tol In Honduras Climbs fo 04  of Courthou   Ruins of Courthouse Yield 36 Bodies; Streets Are Patrolled

Belize, British Honduras Capital, Still Paralyzed; 15,000 Homeless Evacuated

RUINS OF CO UP STORM DI   204 Bodies Found So Far As Cleanup Crews Continue

COURTHOUSE AT BELIZI   Death Toll In Honduras Hurricane Raised To 204; City Paralyzed, Soldiers Halt Looters.

Hurricane Toll In Honduras Climbs To 204   Ruins Of Courthouse Yields 36 Bodies; Streets Are Patrolled

Discovery of 36 More Bodies Raises Hattie Death Toll   Total Fatalities to 204 in Belize; Evacuation of 15,000 Is Continuing.

Bodies Founc In Ruins: Tol Nises fo. 2A   British Honduras Still Paralyzed In Hattie’s Wake

Hurricane Ruin Yields 36 Bodies  Hattie Storm Toll Has Risen to 204

More Bodies Found Today; Officials Told To Shoot Dead Those Stealing Food

[British Honduras Capital Paralyzed [Death Toll Mounts In \Hurricane Hattie’s Wake

Hurricane Victims  36 Bodies Found In Wreckage Of Belize Building

36 DEAD IN COURTHOUSE AT BELIZE   Death Toll In Honduras Hurricane Raised To 204; City Paralyzed, Soldiers Halt Looters.

Hattie Death Toll Reaches 204; Troops Have Looting-Under Control

Bes 8 at FVERD ES, FERFUSF VS 24278 AVRO SR (ORS  Congo Canse-Fi ire Foreseen by U.N.

Assembly Votes Su port Presbyterians Win Approval Of Eisenhower In Campaign

Racial Vielence “ May Explode in Bid fer Control Britain Would Give  Blacks More Say in Government

,EDS EXTEND ‘DEATH ZONE’ U.S. Troops in Final Phase of War Games

May Come Up in Talks Today  U.S., Soviet Reportedly Back U Thant to Head Uh

Gromyko Arrives fot Talk With Kennedy   Agreement Reported On Candidate for Interim U.N. Post

vy éather: ae  Snow, Wind Storms - Lash Western USS.  - "Baeas Tataadoe’ . Kill One Woman,  Dreh inne Teetevnn

Storms Hit Southwest, West Areas  Destructive Gales,  Snow, Rain, Dust  .  _ ou

East Texas Towns Hit By Tornadoes   Washington State Has Heavy Snow

/1 Persons Safe In Plane Crash  Small Boats Rescue All in Six Minutes

Air liner Skids Off  Runway   Hits Mudflat . While Landing With 71 Aboare “d

71 Persons Escape As Jet Skids Off Runway Into Boston Harbor   Plane:

Stewardesses Quiet Riders Very Quickly   Pilot Tells Of Landing Too Far On End Of Strip

Plane With 71 Aboard Crash Lands In Hub   Nobody Killed, Hurt Seriously As Astrojet Winds. Up In Harbor

BOATS RESCUE ALL IN 6 MINUTES  71 On Jet Survive Boston ‘Sea Party

11 Persons Aboard Jet Escape Serious ‘Injury as Plane Skids Into Mudflat

‘Airliner Overshoots Logan Runway Into Boston Harbor—All 71 Safe

No Loss of Life or Serious Injuries Amon; s Among 71 on Jet  Airliner Skids Into Mudflat

No fatalities as jet skids   Runway overshot on instrument landing in Boston

Jel Liner Plops Into Boston Bay  No One Killed As AA 707 Lands In 6 Feet Of Water

Big Plane Skids Off Runway, Hits Boston Mudflat   Only Three Taken  ees. Se, Gage ee Ps   Only Three Taken To Hospital, Boats  Remove Passengers

2-Section Measure Moved Into Senate For Passage Today   Colbert Quits Chrysler Post

Indian Reservation Becoming 72nd County   Federal Control Being Lifted From Menominees

.enten Feature... “The Tales  Christ Told” Page 4   Klein Bakery Special

Gail Russell dies at age 26   Hollywood beauty is found dead in apartment

DRINKING PROBLEM ENDED Gail Russell, Former Film Star, Found Dead

Of School Funds State GOP Chief  Welcomes Probe   Increase lenored

Lenten Guideposts  personal messages of Inspiration and faith   Courage In A Delta Shack

Lenten Guideposts— Doctor Is Present  During Childbirth   By EVELYN P. JOHNSON Calhoun Citv. Miss.

Budget Is Ratified By County Unit   Development. Counci Estimates Expenses Will Be $26.500

UH Legislators Misbehave, Pass Money Bills for Conventioners   By FRANCES BROWNLEE and JOHN VAN HOOK

Hurricane Esther Pointing at NLY.   Storm Moves Up Coast, Residents Flee Island, Low-Lying Beach Areas

New England, New York Area Under Warning   Hurricane Takes Easterly Course After Brushing Carolina. Virginia Area.   Warnines Lowered

Brushes Carolina-Virginia Coast  New England Braces for Hurricane

Old Warrior Fights Tears Cheers of Parliament Hail  Churchill's 87th Birthday

Churchill Observes 87th Birthday With Visit to Old Seat in Parliament

Britons Hail Sir Winston  On Birthday  Old Fighter Battles” Tears

‘Sir Winston, Blinking Back His Tears Of Emotion. Celebrates 87th Birthday

Pacifist Group Pickets Bob Kennedy Talk   Nehru Urges Christians To Shun Cold War Spirit

Kelly Days Weren’t Hoyle...  Two Wives Confused By Firemans Hours

Conference On Laos Further Downaraded   Gromyko! Goes Home Following Others; Red China Alone

Laos Parley Pace Again Is Slowed  Gromyko Leaves Geneva Meet For Moscow

Laos Conference Recesses fo Study Peace Proposals; Gromyko Departs

Race Trouble Flares in Bus Station Sunday  CORE Delegation Is ees In  At. Ss...

White Mob Attacks Bus Carrying Integrationists   West Point Preens For Visit by Ike

White Men Attack Negroes and Whites Bent on Crashing Deep SouthSeagregation; BusDestroyed

Alabama Whites Attack “Freedom Riders’ Caravan   To Defy Segregation

Whites In South Attempt To Break Up Bus Demonstration  Freedom Riders Attacked

“Freedom Riders” Atten apt To Crash South’s Di oetien 3 Hospitalized In Alabama

Rusk to Give Russ Double-Barreled Message on Terms for Berlin Talks

Birch Society Charges Lies   Founder Denies He Thought Ike A Red

Nixon Begins Speaking Tour   Self-Imposed Period Of Silence Over

Flood Section Watching Dikes With Tenseness  Untold Thousands Of Acres Remain Under Water Today

Flood-Weary Areas Watch Weak Levees   Danger Still Exists In Indiana, Hlinois Despite Rain Stonnage

Illinois, Indiana Keeping a Tense Watch on Flood:   Swollen Streams Are Still Surging Toward Crests in Some Area:

Flood Wearied Residents Keep Watch on Levees  Several Sections Continue Suraina

Dikes Weakened By Week of Flooding— liinois, Indiana Keeping Watch On Soggy Levees

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Pennsylvanians Deciding Local, County Contests

Air Base Blaze Levels Buildings  Second Fire in Four Days at Patterson

Capital Flag At Hall Stal For Mr. Sam  Saddened:‘Nation   Saddened ‘Nation Paying Tribute to. ‘Last Frontiersman

Dozen Women Questioned, Released in Buffalo Case  Piece Details in Killer Hunt

-Car Headon Crash Claims Lives of Three   Four Others Die on Roads Over Weekend

Poland Js Expected to Break Relations With Alliania Soon.   (ce) 1961 New York Times News. Service Warsaw. Dec. 12

Eichmann Says He Devised Scheme For Trading Lives Of Million Jews For Trucks

Brecedent for Castro...  Eichmann Tells His Story Of Life-for-Trucks Barter

Denies Testimony By Brand ‘Eichmann Claims He Devised Plan To Swap Jews For Trucks

Wee S/7E8eF eLeYyv $e Oe ew  Authorities Order Cremation Of Hurricane Hattie Victims

Republicans Keep Eyes or Jersey Vote   Nomination Race For Governor Seen Portending Trend

Drunken Drivers Since Jan. 1   ‘One Way or Other’  Crew Members Get Bullets as Souvenirs

‘ABOVE ... RULES OF WAR’  ne ee ea ae  Widen Receives Legacy From Luftwaffe Pilot

After Shipowners Accept  60-Day Truce Rejected By Two Seamen's Union:

2 Unions Reject Ship Truce Plan   Owners Previously Had Accepted U.S. Proposal for 60-Day Suspension of Tieur

MIEINERAL Sg RIE FAILS RESYULYUTIVIN  Conaress Reminded’ Of 5th District Needs

Five To Be Tried For Sub Details Theft   Testimony At Magistrates’ Hearing Sufficient To Bring Them To Trial

Anxiety at Work...   Aixiely a Work oo. Nuelear Shelters Gain Wide Interest, But Little Action

'Ike Tells Party: Oppose Kennedy \Program if It Flouts G. 0. P. Beliefs

All Top GOP Leaders Join in Criticizing  Policies of Kennedy Administration

To Finplenseni Recommendations . House Education ‘Committee Named

Special Committee Named . . . House Gets Ready To Act on Parts Of Education Plan

Get-to-Gethers   CUB SCOUT ADULT LEADERS FROM EIGHT AREA COMMUNITIES— AT ROUND TABLE HERE

Get-to-Gethers   ww Se UOT PEE EWE Ww  CUB SCOUT ADULT LEADERS FROM EIGHT AREA COMMUNITIES—  AT ROUND TABLE HERE

Group Seeks” Shrimp Import Quota, Tariffs   ‘LI Hearing Set   LJ Zoning Ordinance Hits Snag, But City Gains Park

Storms, Ice Hit Yuletide Purchasing   Heavy Weather Will Continue, Bureau Predicts

Note Gain In Steel  Industry   Registers Increase 6th Straight Week; Auto Sales Are Up

This Week in Business and Finance ....  Steel Industry Leads U S Out of Recession

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‘Robber With Stamp-Collecting Hobby Added fo ‘Most Wanted’ List of FBI

President Urges Canada Join Effort To Bar Communism From Hemisphere

Canada Told It’s Time She Joined OAS   President's Speech To Parliament High Point Of State Visit

Canada Urged By President To Join OAS   Control Of Force To Be [nternational, Parliament Is Told

President Asks More Of Canada   Warns Parliament On Communism fn Europe, Amerieas

Urges Canada To Join OAS Tn Solid Front   Tells Parliament of U.S. Plans to Beef Lp European Forces

Says Canada Is Tardy In Joining OAS   Seeks Increase In Canadian Support For Latin Americe

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U.S.Urged To Reject High Glass Tariff   Belgian Chamber Warns Of Possible  Retaliations

retaliation rint Voiced... . Belgians Ask Rejection Of Higher Glass Tariffs

Veteran Traveler Stops Here   Linwood Will Renovate  City Has Water Plan

Noted Writer Cites Crimes  Of Eichmann  Former Auschwitz Inmate Faints During Testimony

Officials Ridicule Charge   Say Reds Trying To . Sow Disunity; U.S. Sure Gen. Innocent

Assembly Defeats Lobby on Patrol  State Powers Widened in Abrupt  Reversal of Earlier Hance Vata

Mallard to host eighth district American Legion Conference Oct. 1

CLEARS WAY TO HURL ASTRONAUT Missile Carrying Dummy Successfully Launched

Dummy Aboard Capsule Lofted *With Redstone   2 Astronauts at Cane for Firing

Capsule Dummy  Hurled Aloft  Redstone Test Shot Called Snecessful

Nikita Sounds Veiled Threat On Viet Nam   Confident Regime Backed By West Will Be Ousted

Nikita Sounds Veiled Threat Over Viet Nam   Kbrushehev Hints At Unifieation For Vietnamese Under Communist Control

Mr. K Makes New Threat On Viet Nam   Red Boss Sees Struggle Ending In Full Victory

Khrush Sounds Veiled Threat On Viet Narr   Says He's Confident Struggle for Unification Will End In  Victory.

Victorious Pro-Lumumba Forces Stage Drive to Cut Off Rival Army of Mobutu

Pro-Lumumba Arnry Fans Out Through Tangled Jungles  Effort Being Made To Head Off Col. Mobutu's Troops

DEGAULLE SEEN RETIRING AFTER CRISIS SETTLED   Contradictions Make Action Unclear

DeGaulle Hints of Retirement  Algerian Situstior Linked With Plan

Drastic Action Threatened By Fidel Castro.   Tractor-Prisoner Trade May Become Man For Man Inctanrc

Halloweener, 13, Killed in Mishap  Traffic Accident Hikes Toll to 733

Lightning Bolt Kills 4, Hurts 15 At Benning   Soldiers Hit While Heading For Cover, Flash Richochets

Four Soldiers Killed by Bolt Of Lightning   15 Others Are Injured During Sudden Storm At Ft Benning

Soldiers Hit By Lightning 4. Die, 15 Hurt   Strikes Tree, Tears Inte Army Reeruils Al Fi. Benning, Ga.

15 Injured By Bolt  4 Army Recruits Killed By Lightning at Ft. Benning

Lightning Bolt Kills A. Soldiers   15 Others Injured When Storm Strikes Ft. Benning Base

Bolt Kills 4 Soldiers   Lightning Hits Army Rifle Ranae: 15 Hurt

Lightning Kills Army Recruits   4 Die, 15 Injured In Georgia Mishap

4 Recruits Killed by  Lightning  15 Other Soldiers Injured in Storm at Fort Benning

4 Gls Killed — By Lightning   15 Others Injured During Storm at Fort Benning

Lightning Bolt Kills 4 Recruits   Young Soldiers Struck Seeking Cover While Training In Georgia

Bolt Of Lightning Kills — ~~ 4YoungArmy Recruits   WERE SEEKING SHELTER

Lightning Bolt Kills 4 on Army Ritle Range, Injures 15 More   National and Red Owl Stores Close

15 Hurt At Ft. Benning, Ga.  4 Recruits Killed By Lightning Bolt

Plight of Balubas Viewed as Threat  To Shaky Peace   Supply Problem Stirs New Friction In Congo Province

Kirtland Jet Hits Bomber  With Missile   Heat-Seeking Sidewinder Named for Rattlesnake

Katanga Pushes Economic War On U.N. Troops   Boycott of Personnel Creating ‘Dangerous, Serious Situation’

Katanga Boycott of U.N. Creates Serious Problem, Official Claims

Katanga Economic Boycott of UN Aides Creates Serious, Danaerous Situation

U.N. personnel boycott in Katana dangerous   Tshombe did not live up to nledae.

Congolese refuse trade and service   Force begins to feel squeeze of economic war

Forced Pledge Held Illegal   Reynolds Says Bill Contrary to Right of Free Speech

Aity. General Rules Requiring School Pledge  To Flag Unconstitutional

Suggestions from Leask Due Monday  County Battle Also Nears Boiling Point

Suggestions from Leask Due Monday  County Battle Alsa   County Battle Also Nears Boiling Point

U.S. Blasts Red Restrictions   Protests Detention Of Two Rerlin Gls

Detention Of Soldiers Stirs U.S.  Two Gls Held For Six Hours — By E. Germans

U.S. Protests To Russ Over Detaining Gls   Two Soldiers Held By East German Rec Police for 6 Hours

Justice Dept. Concerned: Anti-Communist Society Mav Be Probed By Solons

When the Even Was Come...   Justice Dept. ‘Concerned’  With John Birch Society

Birch Society of Anti-Red ‘Vigilantes Draws Attack   Peel Found Guilty of Hiring Slayers

A A Mat tter of Concern’  Birch Society i is Eyed By US Justice Dept.

Shoes May Have Saved Him ae ie cd I ll  Area Youth Hit By Lightning, Lives

Smith Carries Grudge To Extremes  Capitol Version Of Musical Chairs Plagues Workmen

Seen WHS THE CAMS  Rules Panel Plays Musical Chairs, To Porters’ Distress

IN RULES PANEI Musical Chairs  Goes On   DEFEAT FOR SMITH   NO PICTURES

Freeman Faces Price Decision   Dairy Supports to Be Set April  for Marketing Year

Before the fudge NO MONEY FOR FINE — ': HE'LL SERVE OUT O.M.V.I. SENTENCE .

Before the Judge NO MONEY FOR FINE —_  HE‘LL SERVE. oui’ O.M.V.I. SENTENCE

Tunisia Joins France in Cease-Fire Both Sides Ask  For Cessation

RETURN CANCELLED American, Recently Freed  By Red China, Nears Death

American Dying of Cancer.... -Former Prisoner tn China  Hovers Near Death Today

\Condition Too Critical for Flight to Manila  [American, Released by Chinese Reds, Is Hovering Near Death

Yank, Freed By Reds After 10 Years In Prison, Fights For His Life In Hong Kong

ee ool ee o Carried ‘To Hong Kong  McCann, Freed,  Glose To Death.

McCann Can't Fly To Manila—  American Released By Red Chinese Hovers Near Death

Khrushchev  Asks Europe Pact in 1961   Vienna Meeting With Kennedy Termed Useful Exchange

27 Killed In Jet Crash In Turkey  1 Americans On British Airliner

f  INCLUDING 4 AMERICANS   Comet Jet Plunges To _ Ground and Burns Soon  After Takeoff From _ Ankara, Turkey,

27 Killedin Jet Accident  British ‘Comet’ Crashes, Burns Near Turkish Field

Sanford Sending An Aid To Study Mars Hill Issue  Bill To Name New

White House Maid’s Memoirs  Book Tells About Faults, Foibles Of Presidents and First Ladies

Mrs. Truman Tops as First Lady Says Former White House Maid in Memoirs

In West Africa Senegalese Cheer Johnson,  Give Russian Cold Shoulder

Johnson Welcomed At Dakar   Crowds Cheer U.S. Vice President But Are Cool To Soviets

Johnson Given Big Reception By Senegalese  Pea   Mark First Year of Independence; Russ  Gets Cold Shoulder

Rioters Stone Dorm, Fight Cops  2 Negro Students Are Suspended For Their Own Safety

Georgia U. Suspends Negro Students For ‘Own Safety’ Following Riot

Two Negro Students Suspended - or Own Safety’ As U. Of ‘Georgia Whites Stage A Serious Riot

Georgia Negro Students Suspended for ‘Safety’   Kept From Classes After Near Riot By White Crowd

Georgia Acts After Rioters Stone Dorm   Use Fire Hose, Tear Gas To Break Wild Demonstration

Idaho Traffic Deaths   Cuban Cash Exchange Works Like This: Castro Grabs It

Castro Sets 10,000 Peso  Return Limit  Higher Amounts Said Hoarded Against Law

Currency Call-In Is Short Changed  . Cuban’s Savings Disappear   Under Castro’s Deft Hands’

VERYONE POOR NOW  Castro Solves Cuban People’s Money ‘Worries By Taking It

Castro Limits Personal Funds  Cubans To Be Allowed Only 10,000 Pesos

‘Lost’ Satellite  Found on Course  Polka Dot Balloon Named Explorer IX

Two Airmen Freed By Russians On Way To Capital For Joyous Reunion With. Families

Snow Storm to Delay Arrival Until Friday   Spending Night at Goose Bay, Labrador

Spent 7 Mos. In Soviet Prison  Personal Greeting From Kennedy On Arrival

Freed By Soviets     pennant creat emml SA Aine  2 American Fliers Wina Homeward

Released Pair To Stay Tonight At Labrador Base   President Denies  ~-- SS - ee Coe © we eee, a  Made to Soviet

Overnight Stay at Goose Bay  Wives Dismayed At Delay, But Radiantly Happy

1 Fliers to Arrive Friday In Washington   Released From Soviet Custody After 7 Months

‘Reunion With Wives Set At Capital ..  Airmen On Way To U.S. After 7 Months In-Prison

2 Airmen Return Friday   Washington To Greet Men Released By Reds

Arriva! Is Scheduled For Friday   Given Release After Seven Month Detention

HOME EDITION  (Six Editions Daily}   Men fo Res Overnight in Labrador   Arrival Scheduled at Andrews AF Base on Friday

Spend Night At Goose Bay   Kennedy, Wives to Gree Pair Jailed by Russiané.

President Plan: fo Meet Fliers af Washington   Expect Pair to Spend Night at Goose Bay

Freeing Of Olmstead And McKone After Almost Seven Months In Russian Prison Is Announced By President Kennedy — Their Reconnaissance Plane Was Shot Down Last July — Wives Being Flown To Capital For Reunion

Freed Airmen Won't Arrive Until Friday   Wives Are Flown To Washington

Will Be Met by President Upon Arrival   Expected Snowstorm Prevents Flight to Washington Today

Two U.S. fliers released by Reds, enroute home   Only survivors of July I nlane crash

 Leave Red Custody Released Fliers to Arrive in U.S. Friday; President te Meet Them

2 Airmen To Return On Friday   Washington Ready To Greet Air Force Men Released by Red:

Kennedy To  Greet Airmen  At Air Base   Predicted Snowstorm Delays Fliers From Reaching Washington Today As Expected

Flight Delayed; Wives Already In Washington  Kennedy Provides   Kennedy Provides Dramatic Report

Soviet Released American Fliers Reach Labrador   Kennedy and Wives Will B On Hand for Arrival at Airport Tomorrow.

President Will Greet Them af At Force Base   Wives of the RB47 Airmen Awaiting Joyous Reunion

Airmen on Way to Washington  Kennedy Joins 2 Wives  In Welcome to Fliers

Yank RB47 Fliers Wing  Homeward For Reunion   By GEOFFREY GOULD   PICTURE ON PAGE 11

Two American Fliers Released by Soviets   Jack Continues Ban on U-2 Spyine

Freed by Soviets After 7 Months  Kennedy To Greet Returning Airmen

Two Fliers To Arrive On Friday   Russia Releases Pair Shot Down Over Red Territory

PLANE LAYS: OVER TODAY IN LABRADOR   Snow Delays Return Of Ex - Russian Prisoners; President, Their Families To Be At Airport.

FREED AFTER SEVEN MONTHS  Two Fliers Wing Home From Russian Prison

Airmen Will Spend Night In Labrador   Fate Of 3 Qthers Still Not Known

President At Andrews For Arrival  Invites Couples To White House

WIVES: ‘NEVER GAVE UP HOPE’  U.S. Fliers Due in Washington Friday; Kennedy to Meet Them

Wives and Parents Thrilled by Release   Released Airmen Due to Reach Capital Tomorrow

Kennedy Will Meet Fliers on Arrival   Wives Leave Topeka For Awaited Reunion

Kennedy Will Go to Airport  Released Fliers Are Due In Washington Friday

Snow Storm Slows Irio   Kennedy Hails Russian Release Of US Airmen

Flyers Will Be Greeted By Kennedly   2 Released by Russic Now Due To Reach Capital Friday.

Weather   Americans inging Back or Reunion  Air Force Whisks Wives To Capital, Jovful At Release

Will be Met On Arrival By Kennedy   Airmen Due To Arrive in  U.S. Tuesday

Jack Joins Two Wives  At Airport   Invites Couples To White House

Joins Wives At Air Base Tn Maryland   Freed By Soviet, They Spent Seven Months In Prison

Kennedy Joins Fliers’ Wives To Welcome Them Home Atte 7 Months in Russian Prison

scientists Do The ‘Impossible’ Super-Magnet Developed; May Revolutionize World

Ohio Assembly Orders Recess Until Nov. 14   Lawmakers Are Far From Happy Mood in Facing DiSalle Veto

Farmers Vote Thursday On Wheat Plan   Requirements Change For Voting In Referendum

Murchisons Ready to Take Over   Formal Announcement Shows 853,998-Vote Margir In Alleghany Vote Race

\lurehisons Victors In  Stock Fight   Kirby Expected To Bide Time In Alleghany Empire

Insurgent Victory     Murchison Brothers Gain Control Of $6.7 Billion Financial Empire

Murchisons Win ‘Battle of Millionaires’ To Control Alleghany Financial Empire

MURCHISONS WIN BATTLE OF PROXIES   Defeated Kirby Still Owns Most Alleghany Stock

Alleghany Victory to Insurgents   No Murchison Plan of Offering Voice for Deposed Kirby.

ALLEGHANY CONTROL TO TEXANS  Next Move by Murchisons  In Naming Leaders Awaited

Gain Financial Empire  Murchison Brothers Win ‘Battle of Millionaires

Reds Turn Out To Close Gaps In Berlin Wall   Hundreds of Men, Many Machines Work on Barrier

Reds Work Feverishly Closing Last Gaps in Wall Around West Berlin

Russ Walks Out of World Atomic Meet  Lashes Sicedish Director of Agency

Red Chief Walks Out Of Session   In Protest to IAEA on Naming Swede as Director.

Russ protest by walk out   swedish scientist is inaugurated  new IAEA chief

Red Walks Out As Oath Taken By Atom Chief   Swede Installed At Vienna Meet

Atomic Agency Seats Swede   Nuclear Scientist Takes Office as New Director

U.S. Seeks Approval Of NATO   To Continue Talks With Soviet Union

France Stands Opposed to Talks on Berlin  U.S., Britain, West Germany Favor ‘Probing’

State Legislature Balances Its Budget but Refuses to Erake General Fund Deficit

Textiles Study Unit  In Session   Hodges Says Situation Is Growing Worse

Final Days Action Said  ‘Dangerous’  Russian Premier Urges Conference On Laas Situstion

Khrush Says Cuba Charge Is Alarming   Soviet Chief Urges International Actior To End Laos Crisis

Khrush Says He’s Worried About Castre   Voices Alarm At Cuban Reports U.S Will Invade Island

Communist Police Halt U. Ss. Message Carrier.  "By JOSEPH B. FLEMING

Liz Taylor Winning Fight For Her Life   May Soon Be Out Of Danger

Hope Rises For Liz, Condition Much Improved   Noted Film Beauty. - Gravely UE With : Pneumonia

Liz Appears Winning Her right For Life   Actress Greatly Improved But Still Not Out Of Danger

Anemia Menaces Elizabeth Taylor  _ Doctors Administer  Blood Transfusions

Doctors Say Miss Taylor  Improving   Electronic Lung Rushed To Actress At London Hnanital

Miss Taylor Is Improved  Actroace Still le   Actress Still In Danger, However

PHYSICIAN EXPECTS HER TO RECOVER  Liz Winning Fight for Life Against Pneumonia   Urge Home Use Of Peace Corps   Hospital ‘Rest’

Actress Liz Taylor Rallies Although “Still Very Sick”   Electronic Lung Rushed To Bedside

Flizabeth Taylor Apparently Winning Pneumonia Baitle; Makes Amazing Comeback

Desperate Fight Against Pneumonia Elizabeth Taylor Gains Slightly, Doctors Say

May Soon Be Off Danger List Elizabeth Taylor Rallies In Fight For Her Life

‘Liz’ Develops Anemia, Still Is Gravely 1H   Actress Given Blood Transfusions; Her Doctors ‘Worried’

NOT OUT OF DANGER—  Elizabeth Taylor Shows Improvement, Doctors Say

Liz Taylor Has Case of Anemia   She's Receiving Blood Transfusions

Liz Taylor Winning Fight for Life  oe  ae oe   Bulletin Says Condition Much Improved

New Dr ugs Administered Doctors s Report Liz Improved. Crisis In Fight Due Today

May Soon Be Off Danger  Liz Taylor sacecseall Winning Fight For Life

Liz Taylor Is Much  Improved   Physicians Report Movie Actress tc Betray

Blood Transfusions Given Elizabeth Taylor Shows \Sions Of Anemia Today

Medies Say Star Still In Danger   Guarded Optimism Displayed By Some Doctors. Friends

Condition Remains Critical  “Liz’ Passes Crisis 1S s ; In Fight with De 7 New Drugs Are Used

Liz Taylor Is Taking Blood   Becoming Anemic; Doctors Worried After Rally

Miss Taylor ‘Still Grave,” Doctors ‘Very Worried:’ Pneumonia in Both Lunas

New Drugs Administered To Actress Liz Taylor ‘Improved’ But Her Condition ‘Still Serious’

Liz appears to be winning   Star improved but still not out of danger

‘Tube Aids Breathing — Transfusions Given To  ‘Actress, Stull Gravely Ill

RESTLESS NIGHT FOR STAR Liz Improves Slightly Butts SullIn Danger

Liz Remains Gravely Ill Given Blood   Doctors Say Star Had ‘Hour to Live’ When Upturn Begar

Liz Wins Battle for Life  ees” See = ne ae   Reports Say She‘s Greatly Improved

Liz Winning Her Fight For Life   Much Better After Brush With Death

Gets Blood Trarisfusions  Elizabeth Taylor Still Gravely Ill; Has Anemia

Youth, 14, Drowns In Lake at Portville   County Heart Unit Lauded by Speaker

Scotland Yard Thinks Sensation-Seeker Or Fanatic Lifted Famed Goya Painting

Britons Split On Country's Economy Plan   Common Market Plan Arouses Reaction Among Officials, Press In England

MIE HEE MSMMTTIVIDWEMITIS FICS OF Oen  Britous Divide on Move to Enter 0-Nation Europe Common Market

Views Vary On Decision By England   Common Market Jointure Triggers Storm Of Reaction

Eau Claire Coed Named Miss Wisconsin of 1961 in Final Competition

Greek's ‘Help Week’ Project   Needy Family Gets Help From KU Frat

Mail Heads For Hawaii  In Rocket  To Be Ejected From Orbited  Discoverer

™ CAPSULE CARGO SECRET  » U.S. Orbits New Satellite To Test Recovery System

Election Set Sept. 17 U.S. Hopes Bonn Voting  Drive Doesn’t Spur Crisis

Johnson, General Clay ‘To Berlin as Kennedy Envoys and Consultants   West German Election Could Be a Loser

eats Aderiauer “And. Brandt Ease Stands        Pat Diplomats nee File:

'Campaign Could Cause Disunity  W.GermanPolitics May Add To Crisis

German Election Campaign May Well Complicate East-West Berlin Crisis

Politics and Berlin U.S. Hopes W. German Election  ‘Won't Complicate Issue _

West German Election Disturbs Washington   Johnson Flying To Berlin, Bonn

Hearings To Affect  Everyone   At Least 10 Public Sessions On Broad Topics At Annapoli This Week

Helena High Cast  Crowd Likes ‘Oklahoma!’ Repeat Show Set Tonight   Outstanding Cast

Perend rugn Cast     Crowd Likes ‘Oklahoma!’ Repeat Show Set Tonight

‘Crews Gain on Costly Blazes In Coast Area   @ Damage Estimate © Over $15 Million

Middletown Election Reculte   ‘Army-Of-2;300-Men: Winning =~ —Battle Against California Brush. Fire

IF WINDS STAY DOWN...  2,300 Firemen Hopeful Of Gaining Upper Hand In S. California Fire

Firefighters Make Gains   Upper Hand Assured Against 2 Blazes if Winds Stay Down

Monstrous Fires Are  Surrounded   Army Hacks Across Blazing Canyons

Fifteen-Million-Dollar Blaze ....  Bie Fire Contained, Not Under Control

2 Huge Fires In Calif. Nearly Under Control   Cost of Fighting Fires Put at $3 Million

Property Loss In California Fires Over $15 Million  2,300 Men Encirle One Blaze: Other Is Fouaht To Standstill

Property Loss Over $15 Million As 259 Homes Destroyed: Report 100 Firemen, Residents Injured

Firemen Circle  California Blaze  Hoping To Control Disaster Scope

Damage Passes $15 Million Mark...  Firemen Hope To Control California Fires Today

STARS. BURNED  - 2300 Contain $15 Million Fires in Hollywood Hills

Firemen Hopefu  In California  One Of Big Blazes Is Encircled; The Other At Standstill

Fires in California Near Control If Winds Stay Down  259 Homes Destroyed; Total Less More Than ¢18 AAtliian

Men Gain On Two Calif. Fire:   (Piclures and. Other Details on Page 3)

Brush Blaze Losses Seen  In Millions   2,300 Men Battle Stubborn Fires In Holl ywood’s Hills

Firefighters Chalk Up Gains In California   Upper Hand Assured Against 2 Blazes If Winds Stay Down

Firefighters encircle — one blaze; other one brought under control

U.N. Unable to Confirm Katangans Say Air Base Falls With 500 POWs

Katanga Forces Claim Irish, Swedish Defenders Have Surrendered Big U.N. Base

Katanga Says Main U.N. Base Defeated   U.N. Headquarters Receives Urgent Call, But No Word of Fall

Katangans Say Kamina Rase Falls   Report Says 500 Irish And Swedish Defenders Surrende

Reception Mars Ist Trial Here   Lakeshore Set Now; Others In Area To Follow

Weather Forecast   Inaugural Dances Should Be Called Mass Stand-arounds

Capital Plans Big Welcome For Shepard   Congressnien Talk ‘Of Medal Of Hono  Bor Sneee-Pioneer

Goes to Washington —  High Honors Planned  For American Spaceman

WASHINGTON HAILS FLIER ON MONDAY   White House Reception For Shepard; Talk Of N.Y. Ticker Tape, Congressional Medal Of Honor.

Washington Is Excited Over Plans   Celebration Is Scheduled To Be Held On Monday

Top Honors Readied by Washington   Welcome Planned Monday for U. S.  Snace Pioneer

Welcome Is Planned For Monday   Medal of Honor To Be. Recommended For Navy. Commander

HighHonor: To Be Given Space Flier   Will Arrive In Capital Monday, Medal Suggested

Space Man Due To Get Top Honors   President On Down Lauds Achievement

Washington Fete Slated For Monday   Whole Nation Wants to Get Into the Act

Capifal Readies Big Welcome fo First Astronaut  B+. Cf FT UU Rms OE

First Union Park Service Sunday Rey. Walls To Speak  On “SA Labor Of Love” —Others To Take Part

Seventh Park Service Held Sunday Night   Episcopal Church Is In Charge—Message Is Given By Father R. Stewart Wood, Jr

Third Of Union Services Sunday  Rev. Moore, Pastor Of Central Christian, Will Deliver Sermon

‘ee Park Service Set For Sunday  Trinity Methodist  To Be In Charge—Rey.  Gates To Give Sermon

Park Service Is Conducted  Sunday Night   Large Congregation Attends—Sermon Is Delivered By Rey. Clifford McDaniel]

Park Service  To Be Sunday   Congregation To Hear Rev. MeDaniel Preach ~To Be Fifth Service

Seventh Park Service Sunday ~All Saints’ Episcopal  To Be In Charge— Dathar Waad Ta Sneak

Park Service To Be Sunday  EUB Church To Be In Charge—Rev. (,ehlbach To Preach

Park Service Is Conducted  Sunday Night   Seymour EUB Church Is In Charge—Rev. Gehlbach Preaches— Attendance Is Good

First Union Park Service  Held Sunday   Rev. Walls Delivers Sermon, Other Pastors Take Part As Series In Shelterhouse Opens

Fourth Union Service Held  Sunday Night   Attendance Increases —Trinity Methodist  In Charge—Sermon Is Given By Rey. Gates

Kiehth Park  Service Set   R/WE VEU LYE  Bethel ALM.E. To Be In Charge Of Last In Series Sunday Niels

Second Of Union Services Sunday Rev. Kuebler, Pastor  Of St. Paul Church, To Deliver Sermon

Annual Park Series Ends  Sunday Night  8 9 ee A AT TL P ig Rene   Bethel A.M.E. Chureh In Charge Of Service —Large Crowd Attends —Dr. Davis Speaker

‘Carriage Needed Im: proving’  Brown-Eyed Louisianan Wins ‘Miss U.S.A’ Title

\Modeling School Helped 18-Year-Old iFrom Louisiana Become Miss U.S.A.

Daddy Will Faint,” Says Winner of Miss USA Title   (See Page WM for Pictures)

Southern lass  ‘Miss U.S.A."   Sharon Brown to seek coveted ‘Universe’ title

My Daddy Will Probably Fainf'-- Louisiana Girl Named Miss vu S.A.

O; The bustles   Miss USA’ USA’ s Father Not Present ‘As Daughter Takes Crown

WHITE PRIEST IN GROUP  Complaints Name Nine in O.C. Race Protest

OH, WELL—THAT’S SHOW BIZ  Manassas Isn’t Safe Place To Be—Soldier or Civilian

GOP Chief Adds lo Nixon ‘Fire’  ae ase s He Will Be R  overnor Koce

CAN’T DECIDE WHAT TO DO WITH HIM  Israel Finds Eichmann Is A Problem

Fate of Eichmann Israeli Dilemma  Conviction of Nazi Persecutor Certain

What To Do With Eichmann? Conviction Certain But  Many Opposed To Death

AN ANCHOR AROUND JEWISH NECKS  Israel Perplexed And Divided Over Fate Of Adolph Eichmann

Side-Stepped In Senate Death Penalty Measure To Get State House Vote

WouldRaise BudgetOver A3 Billion   JE KWantsFunds For More Subs And Missiles

$1,954, 000, 000: In Defense Funds Asked   President Calls This ‘Insurance’; ‘Most For Missile-Firina-Polaris Subs

Increases Eisenhower s Defense Budget Almost To $44 Billion—10 Polaris Subs Sought

Kennedy Asks Millions More For Defense  Bigger Arsenal OF Long-Range Rockets Sought

Rocket-Sub Build-Up Main Goal   Guerilla Warfare Fighting Power Also Emphasized

‘Insurance’ For Nation.  Solons Told  Budget Highest Since WW II

For Missile Subs, Rockets Nearly 52 Billion Defense  ‘Insurance’ Sought By JFK

More Polaris Subs, Rockets  Are Proposed   Program Could Arm Country With 1,200 Long-Range Missiles

Kennedy Asks Congress To Allot $2-Billion For Added Nuclear Strength

$2 Billion Jump Asked n Outlays  10 More Polaris   10 More Polaris Submarines Top JEK’s Program

“Uel-10-Gemers . VANDER MEER FAMILIES  AND EMPLOYES ENJOY BARBECUED PHEASANT

Wo EMsUrVElHntis  VANDER MEER FAMILIES AND EMPLOYES ENJOY BARBECUED PHEASANT

‘Favorite Hymn’ Poll Begins   Readers Can Help Decide First Choice

Poll #9 —_ cavers Hiymns,      Chronicle Joins Christian Herald In National Study

POLL TO PICK FAVORITE HYMNS SETTLE DISPUTE, BEGINS TODAY   PROGRESS JOINS CHRISTIAN HERALD IN NATIONAL STUDY

3 Attorneys Held in Bribe of Tax Agent   ‘Charges $10,000 Payoff to Revenue Service Emplove

U.S. Must Risk War To Avoid It, Nixon Says   Losing Cold War Like Having Nuclear Arms Fall On Country, Says Barry Goldwater

Raid Director Mum On Ship’: Destination  Exiled General Tells When Plans For Piracy Made

Bus Plunges Into Swiss Lake  Eighteen American Tourists Trapped, Believed Drowned  i

pene ag weak SRS ost PiaeN a «aaa es on 9 eee SIlIT FITTED ON NOTE

In Response to Protest . . .  PUC To Hold Hearing On Power Plant Sale

HT NCspulise WW PrOtol . .  PUC To Hold Hearing On Power Plant Sale

Six Quad-City Men Arrested in Probe Of $180,000 Swindling Ring in Ohio

Briefs ee @ From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Soviet Denies Presence Of Man Ahanard Satellis.

More Severe Strip Mining  Law Sought   Trying To Restore Original Proposal; Senate fs Split

Hunter Missing Overnight Walks ‘From Woods Today; Condition Good

On Alleged Pressures At Schools— Pa. GOP Plans To Request Probe Of 14 State Colleae:

1962 Space Program s Fund Upped   $88.7 Million More Voted By Committee And More To Come

McInerney Named Chairman ic. a '8-Point Probe Planned IB y Falls YouthGrou p

McInerney Named Chairman 8-Point Probe Planned ‘By Falls Youth Group

City Council Okays Wage Salary Plan   Fail to Approve Funds To Put Program Into Immediate Action

People’s Right to Know Turned Down by House   By Russell A. Mann, Je. M.P.A. Correspondent

Caroline Can’t Accept Her Latest Gift; Beer-Drinking, Trumpet-PlayingRabbit?

School Election April 1, City Election April 4; Voters To Ballot For Senator

On Republican Ticket [Rocky Keeps Door Open ‘For Bid For Presidencv

Re-Election Sought     Rocky Keeps Door Open For’64 GOP Nomination

ROCKEFELLER BID  Seeks Re-Election..as Governor Presidency Try. Possible

‘Soviets Blame U.S., Allies For Decision To Resume Nuclear Tests

Nuclear At-A-Glance   Red Boss Gives Scientists Green Light In Nuclear Weapons Testing

‘Peace Lover Talks’ Of Gigantic Bomb   ‘Long Step Toward War’ Is Heard In US Senate

Russia Gives Go-Ahead On Nuclear Tests   Issues Threat, Blames U.S., Allies For Her Decision

Reds Resume ‘Nuclear Tests U.S. Blamed   3-Yr. Moratorium Ends; World Is Shocked. Bitter

Reds Break Nuclear Test Moratorium   Khrushchev Gives Go-Ahead To Test ‘Monster’ Bombs

Peace Lover Talks’ - Gigantic Bomb   Military Experts Discount Effect Of Overgrown Bomb   ‘Leng Step Toward War’ Is Heard In US Senate

TC Orders Super Bomb Development  Russians Scrap Moratorium On Tests

Resumption Of Testing ls Ordered  Khrush Blames U.S., Allies For Decision

Soviet Set To Resume Atom Tests   Scraps Moratoriun With Threatening Warning To West

Plead For Neutrals’ Underst anding  Reds Blame Allies For Nuclear Testing Need

Soviets Blame Western Allies For Decision   Appeal to Neutral Nations Against Harsh Judgment

JFK Terms U.S. Weapons  Adequate as Russia Scraps Moratorium on Test Blasts   White House Flays Red Announcement As ‘Atom Blackmail’   Red Scientists Given Go-Ahead On Giant Bomb   TEST-BAN CONFERENCE IS SUSPENDED  Non-Red Reaction Stunned and Bitter

Signal Given for Go-Ahead On Experiments With New Weapons 5,000 Times More Powerful Than Hiroshima Bomb

Khrushche Announces  End of Ban   Russian Scientists Told To Develop  Monster Bombs

3-Year Ban Is Serapped By Russia   West Is Warned, Plea Is Aimed At Nonaligned Nations

Gives Warning To West About Super Bombs   Blame U.S. and Its Allies for Action

Russia Scraps Ban On Nuclear Tests  Boasts of Monster Bomb: Kennedy Confers On U.S. Steps

Blame U.S. and West — Russ to Resume  A-Tests; Plan Monster Bomb

Link in Story of Universe  Astronomer Sees Dust Veil as Missing Tie

May Hold Secret Of How Planets Form —  Astronomer Finds Dust Cloud --Missing Link In Universe?

Federal Judge Slaps More Fines on Firms  Financial Penalties Top $1 Million for

Some Officers Get Jail Terms —  More Fines Imposed On Electrical Firms

Electric Group Price Fix Fines Near §2 Million  More Jail Terms Handed Officials Some Suspended

Fines of Nearly $2 Million Levied By Judge  Against Electrical Firms in Antitrust Case

Fines Against Electrical Manufacturers Almost £2 Million In Anti-Trust Suits

Fines mount for antitrust violations  Near $2 million   Near $2 million assessed big electrical cos.

Electrical Case Fines Now Tofal Nearly $2 Millior   U.S. Judge Complete: Sentencing on 14 of Federal Indictments

-~-MORE SENTENCES HANDED DOWN Fines Levied On Firms  Now Total $1,2 77,500

Federal Judge Slaps More Fines On Firms   Financial Penalties Top $1 Million For Electric Price-Fixing

Near $2 Million In Fines Imposed  29 Electoral Firms Charged With Price ee het Bid Rigging

More Fines In Antitrust  Case Levied Half Million Imposed  a ee ee ee    Half Million cali Today:on Heels Of $931 500 Monday

Fines Total $2 Million in Price Rigging   Fixine Charge   Pleas Rejected

Paging The News   Fines In Antitrust Case Near The $2 Million Mark

NINE CRIMINAL CASES LISTED FOR TRIAL HERE   Eleven Electrical Firms Are Fined Nearly Half Million ForAntitrustLaw Violations

{1 Firms Fined Half a Million inFederal Cour  Seven Executives Get 30-Day Terms;

Electric Firms Receive Fines Of $2 Million   Judge Sentences Companies For Antitrust Violations; Several Executives Jailed

Trust Case Fines Near $2 Millior   Sentencing Is Finished; Suspended Terms Given 5 More.

1 Giant Electrical Companies Fined Over $2 Million Dollars on Antitrust Law Violations

{4 Executives of . Corporations to Pay $28,500 Fines   Five Get Suspended Sentences to Jail

Price-Fix Charges Costly   Seven Executives To Go to Jail, More Get Probation

More Electrical Firms Are Fined   Total Is $964,500 Against 22 Companies; Fourteen Executives Also Convicted

SENTENCING MOVES FAST. FINES STIFF   Lawyers Stand On Prior Words In Philadelphia

’ Officials Go To Jail   Electrical Companies Are  Guilty of Fixing Prices

Antitrust Fines Near.2 Million   Federal Judge Completes Two Days Of Sentencing Firms for Violatioris.

EARLIER STORY  Earlier anti-trust story is pub: lishod on’ page: ‘tens

29 Electrical Companies, 49 Men Involved   Seven Executives Draw 30-Day Sentences to Jail; Others Receive Suspended Terms and Are Placed on Five-Year Probation

Federal Judae Completes Sentencing   Acts Today on 14 Indictments; 6 on Monday

Tl More Firms Draw Fines in Federal Court   2-Day Penalties Now $1,277,500

Almost §2 Million In Fines Innosed In Antitrust Case  22 Electrical Firms And 14 Executives Sneedilvy Sentenced

HEAVY FINES FOR ELECTRICAL PRICE FIXING   Judge Levies Total of $1, 377,500; Jails Some Officials.

Speeds Up 2nd Day Sentencing   Attorneys Silent As 14 Indictments Are Disposed Of

Thousands Forced Back: Police Clash   Intense Tear Gas Grenade Battle Flares At Border

Head of John Birch Society speaks amid applause, hisses   Red infiltration   Attacks Warren

No Debate For Him ‘Super Patriot’ Greeted By Liberal—Hisses, Boos

Boos, Hisses Greet Head Of Birch Society   Hecklers Jam School As Welch Outlines Preblems In Tl. S.

Formal Recognition by U.S. To New Government of Syria   Syrian General Renews Anti-Israeli Agitation

LURED BY PHONE CALLS Hunt Youth as Suspect In Death of Kent State Coed

Louisiana case      Supreme Court overturns conviction of Negroes

CONVICTION OF NEGROES OVERTURNED   Supreme Court Rules Evidence  Absent in Case

Inside ...   soline, Burning Wick  Sedalia y bees _— Baffles Prober:

Inside ...      Gasoline, Burning Wick  Sedalia Arson Try Baffles Prober:

Lighter Saves Trio From Freezing In Air Crash   At Least 23 Killed In Swiss, ltalian Mountain Snow Storm

In Bid To Back Red Regime. . .  K Asks All-African Bodies To Oust UN From Congo

Propose All Africa Force  To Oust UN   Khrushchey Calls Dag Hammarskjold Lumumba’s Assassin

Khrush Urges All-African Commission  Favors Gizenga Rule In Congo, Bitter Toward UN

PROPOSES U.N. OUSTER IN CONGO Khru Pushes for Recognition Of Moscow -Backed Gizenga

Russian Leader Still Trying to Sidetrack U.N.  Would Create  Commission for Rule of Congo

Rees on Trial For Murder Of Two Jacksons   Selection of Jury At Baltimore Likely To Take Most of Day

UNIQUE PROJECT SET UP IN VALLEY  Veteran Rehabilitation Assisted by Rotarians

1 OJECT: SET UP IN VALLEY  an Rehabilitatior : Assisted by. Rotarians:

Senator Says Chiefs of Staff Need Shakeup   But Senate Committee Backs Military’s Role In Cuban Invasion

Senator Gore Asks Removal Of Lemnitzer   Cuban Abortive Invasion Gets Committee Airing

Solons In Hassle  Over Joint Chiets   Gore Demands Shakeup After Hearing Secret Testimony On Cuban Fiasco

Gore Urges Joint Chiefs Shakeup  Others Defend Military Men  Despite Fiasco

Gore Wants To Fire Chiefs Of Staff   Strong Opposition To This Course Voiced By Morse And Hickenlooper

Testimony on Cuban Invasion Fiasco Prompts Gore's Call for Staff Shift

AFTER HEARING ON CUBA  Sen. Gore Calls For Removal Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Members

Fellow Senators Disagree  Gore Attacks Joint Chiefs After Hearing of Invasion

Saxon Named As Currency Comptroller  Cidnew Recione   Gidney Resigns After Difference With R. F. Kenned:

Military Accepts J. Goulart   But Real Power Vested in Premier To Be Named

Threat Of Civil War Is Ending   Brazil's Military Chiefs Agree To Accept Goulart

Goulart lo Be Only Figurehead   Military Withdraw Objections After Power Is Limited

Goulart Set To Take Post  Ask igurehead  Barring Hitch, Move Ends Threat of War;

Military Drops Op position Goulart Accepis Presidenc:  Under Figurehead Status

Military Chiefs End Fight Against Brazil’s Goulart  Agree To Let Vee Be Installed As A Fiaurehead Precide

Brazil Compromise Ends Civil War Threat: Gives Real Power To Premier

Military Chiefs  Approve Him As President With Office’s  Power Removed

Goulart s Installation To Brazilian Presidency Will Carry Little Power

Threat of War Believed Over In §. America   Brazilian Chiefs Yield to Goulart

Demos Press Actions On Judgeships   Senate Pushed To Consider Bill To Name New Jurists

FAIRFIELD WAGE PACT AGREEMENT   Union Votes Saturday Or Three - Year Contract; Airtex Strike Now In 98th Day.

Castro Says U. 5.  Invader Captured  Assert Party Had Radic And Automatic Arms

Union-GMC Deadlock  Continues   Strike Deadline Set for 10 a.m. Wednesday

Welcome Mat Out For LBJ   Bonn Official Says Johnson To Get Biq Reception

Bonn Ready To Greet  Johnson   Conununists Build Conerete W vill On East-West Border

Top Diplomat Hies By Jet To Germany   Vice President To Renew Pledge Of U.S. Support

British Actress Belinda Lee Dies In Spectacular High-Speed Traffic Crash

15.51 Mill Rate Fixed —  State Will Have Record High Real Estate Levy

RECONNAISANCE SEEN  Charges Fly on Flights In Berlin Border Area

School Aid Bill Passes Obstacle   Republican Attempt To Revamp Measure Fails By 50-33 Vote

Passage Expected Next Week  School Aid Bill Weathers GOP Revision Attempts

SEATO Vows To Keen Laos  ree of Reds  Situation Viewed as Grave as Ministers

SEATO Would Risk Conflict To Save Laos   France Only Pact Member Refusing To Back U.S. Stand

AIM TO SAVE LAGS FROM REDS  SEATO Ready to Sacrifice All Necessary, Including Wat

‘SEATO Ready for War if Necessary iTo Block Red Conquest of Laos

SEATO Wil Fight For  Free Laos   Ministers Vow To Keep Reds Out OF Nation

SEATO Warns Communists On ‘aos Situation   Mobilized As West’: Military Voice In Deal"  _ing With Russ

7 of 8 Members in Line; French Alone Shy Away  From Firm Commitment

SEATO To Use Even War In Laos   Ministers Determine Not To Let Reds _ Capture Country. —

SEATO Chiefs Ready To Make Sacrifices”  Crab ECHDCCrCNAA CAC PLemN U6 TLIDE   -, . FOR FREEDOM OF RED THREATENED LAOS

Time Law Repeal Bill Sent Welsh  Governor Expected To Sign, Freeing Eac   Governor Expected To Sign, Freeing Each Community to Set’ Clocks:-as It Pleases

iat horas ‘Grim Search Resumes ba ° ® ® For Missing Flood Victim:

ii Dead, Vead, Loss In Willions Rescue Crews Begin Charleston ‘Mop Up’

Dems Plan to Bring Tax Proposals to a Vote at Session Wed. Midnight

Threat to Free World... Unpoliced Moratorium ls Hampering America

U.S. Seeks to Seize Swiss Cheese Charged with Having Phony Hole:

dd ee GN BOR Ne Brew lacs tae apc hhnCN RTERHCrer  Cheaters in Swiss Cheese Smellied Out

Business Reported Slow In Golden Triangle— © Begin Sunday Liquor Sales In Pittsburgh, Philadelphia

‘Islands Of Chronic Unemployment’ Get Atfention in Kennedy Leaislative Plans

Jack Gears for Quick Aic fo Economy   Proposals Made for Congress Convening Tuesda’

Anti-Slump Plans   REELS SECEEEE TF) BR ERLEES  Jack to Act Fast

Saco Group Shifts Stand   Catholic Bishops Firms In Education Aid Stand

Saco Group Shifts Stand   New England Concerned Over Area Airline Crisis

Democrats Due  for Meeting on  Redistricting: Lawrence, Green  Returning from Their Vacations

PRESS TIME FLASHES   Hona Kona Has Cholera Scare   Tudae Will Study Cacac

es xk ok * oe ee k * Ok  “Lonely Hearts” Killing Probed  Be cassex ey Little Dowor Linroe Clhoeene In RCmall] OY vacgvay

Back.to Minnesota   Charge Roving Minnesota Cattle Buyer in Slaying

‘MAN NOBODY KNEW’  Town Awaits Cattle Buyer Arrival to Answer Murder

Community Puzzied Roving Cattle Buyer Being Returned To Minn. to be Questioned in Murder

Who daiedqd in nouser  Footlcose cattle buyer faces many questions

New Efforts To End Strike   Emergency Talks Show Ne Indication Of Early Accord

Russ Report 11 Cantured From (130   Soviet Article Says Fliers. Prisoners  of Reds Since '58

Upstate Snowfall Deep as 6 Inches  Fort Wayne Cover Rapidly Melting

THE CAPTAIN DID IT, SAYS GIRL  Tale of Mass Murder Clears Ship Mystery

A STORY OF DEATH      Mystery of the Blucbelle   Balloonist Eludes  Debonair Romeo   Worried Rocketeller Speeds to Jungle

Girl Tells Bluebelle  Horrors   Family Slaughter, Ordeal Related

Wreck Wreck Mystery Explodes  ~Girl Tells of Murder, Horror on Yacht

Suicide Captain Went Berserk  Girl’s Tale Of Porvae At Sea Is Revealed

 Mystery Exploded Girl Says Berserk Captain  Killed Bluebelle Passengers

Abandoned on Sinking Ketch Girl Survivor Describe:  Slayings by Mad Skipper

Young Girl Tells Story Of Slaughter  Terry Duperrault Says Capt. Terry Left Her On Boat

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Copvrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Ford Motor Co. Next on List for Walter Reuther   Confident of Final Settlement With GM

Near Final Draft on Work Pact   Ford Is Next Firm to Talk With Reuther

G.M. and Union Work on Final Details of Pact   Wildcat Strikes Are Expected to End; Ford Is Next Target

Ford Co. Nexi for Reuther   Auto Workers, GM Press for Early Pact Settlement

Wildcat Strikes Continue, So Dc Contract Talks  General Motors, UAW Baraainers   General Motors, UAW Bargainers Press for Wrapup

K Savs US., Not Soviet, ‘Stirs’ World   Jovial Russ Chief: Declares America Can 'Calm' Water:  iv PRESTON GROVER .

While School Keeps  NAME: TWO LE MARS _ SCIENCE TEACHERS TO  arARreTre TRreTIeMEE

While School Keeps  NAME TWO LE MARS — SCIENCE TEACHERS TO w= ACADEMIC InerTIiTrrrere

Kennedy Signs A Foreign Aid Bill For Peace Corps   National Football League TV Legislation Is Also Signéd Into Law.

Bill Includes Funds For Peace Corps   Disputed Money Bill Between House And Senate Also Inked; Foreign Aid Bill Net as High as President Asks

Kennedy Signs $3.9 Billion Bill on Foreign Aid   Also Inks Pact to Include Funds for Peace Corps:

Huge Foreign Aid Bill Signed   3.9 Billion Measure Includes Funds for Peace Corps

Foreign Aid Bill Signed By Kennedy   President Also Okays Measure On TY Pacts

$3.9 Billion Foreign Aid Bill Signed  Kennedy Approves Measure To O.K. Sports TV Pacts

Second Trial Scheduled for Next Monday   Attorney Asks Continuance Pending Ruling

Legislature Criticized By Bailey   Demo Chief Cites Republican Talk, Lack of Action

Man Here Reports Seeing Brothers Authorities Told Two  ~ Were Hitch-Hiking At Columbus Nov. 14

Fast-draw gunslinger surrenders to posse  15-YEAR-OLD GUN-HAPPY YOUTH SHOOTS OFFICER IN THE WRIST

Former President Eisenhower Holds  News Conference Meet Held At Train  As He Leaves From California Vacation

Ike Talks To Press At  Trainside   Says U.S. Prestige Unhurt By Spaceman; No Comment On Welch.

IKE GRANTS TRAINSIDE INTERVIEW   Former President Expresses Views

House Bill Held Short of Money Need   Head of Senate Tax Committee  Gives Views

West Berlin Satisfied With Troops   Express ‘Unrestrained Satisfaction’ Over Additional U.S. Troops

NATO Alignment Could Be Affectec By U.S. Vote In Portugal's Case

US. Vote May Split UN. Allies   Stevenson Sides Against Portugal on Angola Issue

To Break Grip of GOP-Dixie Coalition—  House Democrats Approve an Increase in Rules Committee

Job Crisis In Ohio Seen By Goldberg  "Teavale Ta Dan   Travels To Pennsylvania Next In Five-State Tour

Goldberg Requests Jobless Solution  ‘Failure ls Denial Of Responsibility’

Goldberg Tells Detroit Unemployed That Kennedy Will ‘Try To Help’   Special Legislative Tax Session Is Seen

lax To Aid Jobless To Be Sought   Goldberg Meets Some Opposition to His Relief Plans.

Goldberg Says Critical Unemployment Trouble Is Responsibility of Al]

Goldberg’s Four Brings Aid Pledges   Ohio, Michigan Visit To Be Followed By Stop At Pittsburgh

Goldberg Sees Aid to Jobless As Ton Problen   “Failure:To. Act Held Denial by All OF Responsibility

MIDWEST IN GRIP OF COLD WAVE   Blizzard Cancels Out Supervisors Meeting Aft Ottawa; Temperature Tumbles In Dakotas, Snow Perils Travel,

French Are Opposed To Confab   Allies Can't Agree On How to Approach Key German Problems

Differences on Policy Change West's Strategy   Talks Planned This Week In London Called Off at Re quest of French.

After Fi: st, Word War Defecting Soviet Chemist. Wife Part, Maybe Forever

Soviet Chemist, Wife Separated As He Goes West, She Prefers The Reds

Soviet Chemist Defects To West; Wife Returns To Russia After Fist Fight

Fistic and Verbol Battle  Soviet Chemist Stays in West but Wife Decides to Return to Russia

WEATHER   Soviet Chemist, Wife Separated As He Goes West, She Prefers Reds

PEM ER SS SEE CMDR AE gee ee  Soviet Chemist Chooses Life In West: Wife Prefers Reds

Soviet Chemist, Wife Are Separated As He Goes West, She Prefers Reds

Wife Of Russ Chemist Prefers State To Mate And Flies Home After Fists, Words At Airport

Soviet Chemist, Wife Separated As He Goes West, She Prefers Reds   Arkansas Conservatives Set To Try To Unseat Fulbright

De Gaulle Tightens Control   President Recalls Forces in Germany, Imposes Blockada

DeGaulle Tells Forces To Crush Algerian Revolt  Rebels Repulsed In Drive To Grab Oran Navy Base

Slattery Has Inside Track To Post Offic   Democrats Silent On Endorsement Of Union Aide

Democratic Committee  Won't Talk   Word Leaks Out He Wins P.M. Hassle

WEATHER   Civil verense CONCeM OFFS \OMnTOVCTSY  ~ Fathers Roll Up Sleeves: -Dig Backyard Bomb Shelters

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES Thennoh Oletnhar 94   Is it moral, immoral?  Level criticism at shelter program

Concern at Highest Peak Since Start of Cold War   By DAVID SMOTHERS  Lletted Beace Indarnuéiansal

This and That  CUB SCOUTS TAKE — TRAIN TO SIOUX CITY  Observe Railroad — Month During March

‘This and That.  TRAIN: TO sloux cITY  Observe Railroad _. Month During March

Outlaw Who Escaped Prison Death By Presidential Pardon Dies at 98

Roosevelt Spared His Life Al Jennings Dies At 98; Last Of Train Robbers

In Religion, Money, Interests—  Kennedy's Cabinet Shows Great Variety

Thumbnail Cabinet Sketches  New Cabinet Distinguishea By Background Diversity

THE KENNEDY CABINET ? Protestants, Two Jews, One Catholic Tin Iiportant Posts

U.S. MAY END MORATORIUM  Scientists Give JFK Conclusions on Tests

Orders Goods Returned —  Judge Rules Holdup Evidence Illegally Taken

MOONSHINE CAPITAL'S TOP. 'REVENUER RETIRES   Inside Todav’s Time:   IN AIR CONDITIONER CASE”.  : ctive  Draws. Suspension

79.4 Per Cent Approve Plan Wheat Farmers Approve Crop Marketing Quota

Production Credit Stockholders Meeting Will Be In La Grange July 15

 Crash Dept." anes WOMAN'S. EAR § SKIDS. OFF. ROAD  ‘'— SPINS INTO. BRIDGE:

- Crash Dept. ELDERLY WOMAN'S ‘CAR SKIDS OFF ROAD   — SPINS INTO BRIDGE

in Katanga Frovince  UN Forces Under Constant Fire by Congo Troops

Tshombe Men Refuse to Fiht U.N.   Sign Cease-Fire With Force in Jadotville Trap

Cease-Fire Granted lrish U.N. Troops In Katanga   Opposing Native Soldiers Refuse To Continue Fight

Contact With Irish Troops Is Cut Off   Machinegun Fire Pins Down Relief Column at River

Ishombe s Congolese Stop War   Mutiny Against Thei Officers and Ask U.N. Cease-Fire.

Natives Overthrow White Officers in Jadotville; Bitter Fighting at Kamina

Soviet Science Chief Resigns As President   Headed Program To Put Yuri In Orbit

Cause of Death Not Announced  woe ere es ade Le cea a kk ~ @ ... a aa may gang Bat ania viet. _ i aie h ief_ . ‘ — eo ey I ar. on ele a =: SE Oe

Soviet's Space Chief, 59, Dies  Tass Fails to List Cause of Death

Clergy Said “Counterrevolutionary"— Cuba Claims Priests Plot Against Castro

House Approves Measure to Cut Grain Productior   Emergency Bill Would Also Hike Price Supports

More Than 300 Blazes Battled   Control of Two Big Yosemite Area Burns Believed Near

IN WAKE OF YOSEMITE FIRE   Lightning Sets 300 More Forest Blazes

Wasmngton: Nike - Zeiss  Production  ‘To Go Ahead To Ask Congress  For Money. for Missile Program

To Ask Money For Nike Zeus  Anti-Missile Missile Wins JFK Approval

Fund Is Sought For New U. 5. Anti-Missile   Congress To Receive Request for Money For Nike-Zeus Supply

Nike - Zeus Funds to  Be Sought Move Represents Victory for Army

 Report Kennedy Will Seek Funds to Start Tooling Up for Nike-Zeus

Nike-Zeus Funds Will Be Sought  Kennedy, McNamara Aaree in Conference

Military Budget Plans  Kennedy To Ask Funds For Nike-Zeus System

Anti- Missile Missile Fund To Be Sought  Kennedy Defense Chief Will Seek  Coneress Approval

Aid Progress For Refugees initiated  Ribicoff To Carry Out Order To Helf

Kennedy Maps Cuba Refugee  Aid Program   Nine-Part Plan Includes Funds  Of 84 Million

$4 Million Plan To Help Provide New Homes, Jobs   Mutual Security  Funds Will Supply Money for Program

Ribicoff Will Have Charge Of Program   Mutual Security Funds Are Tapped For Castro Foes

Money To Come From Mutual Security Funds For Remainder  Of Fiscal Year

Refugee Relief _ Ordered   Kennedy Plan Gives  Cubans $4 Million

Mom's Graduation Day   Kennedy Orders $4 Million To Aid Cuban Refugees

Refugees In US. to Get $4. Million   9.Point Program To Help Agencies Provide Services

New Communist ‘Blueprint’ Promises ‘Worker’s Paradise’ i ee er  Abolition Of War Chief Goal, Soviets Declare   Khrushchev Tells British Ambassador:  200,000,000 May Die Ii  War Comes Over Berlin   Truman Truman Says  Reds Bluffing, JK Called 'Em

Red Party Calls For Abolition Of War And World’s Highest Living Standard

Hope Raised Russ To Join ‘Big 4 Talks   Diplomats Sound Out Kremlin About New York Meeting

Proclaim New Afriea Charter   5 Nations Will Remove Troops From Congo Unless Legal Government Formed

African Nations Back Lumumba   Left Leaning ‘Summit’ Threatens To Withdraw Troops In Congo

Lumumba Release Is Demanded   Leaders of Five African Nations Blueprint Cooperation.

Mobutu Disarming Urged By Africans   Leaders of Leftist States Call for Lumumba Freedom

Five Americans Missing AtSea   Small Vessel Sinks In Bahamas Squall

Thompson, Dowling Meet With Rusk  Review of Berlin Strategy Launched

Two Envoys Recalled U.S. Reviews Strategy  Toward Berlin Solution

Berlin Strategy To Be Studied By U.S   Rusk Calls In Top Aides To Working Lunch To Plan Approach To Settlement

US-Soviet Talks Lead to Berlin Tactics Review   Rusk and Envoys Look for Chances For Peace Probe

U.S. Studies Strategy in Berlin Crisis   Rusk Calls Aides to Special Parley

Blast Test Moratorium  On UN Slate   Two Resolutions Ready For Action In Regard To Testing Cessation

Berlin Gives Gen. Clay » Big Greeting   Promises City Will Remain Free In Face Of New Red Threats

Clay Takes Word From Kennedy to West Berliners  City Assured U. S. Will Support [4s Freedom

Crowds Jam Lower Bucks  ‘Merchants, Residents Hail ‘Steelmark Days Promotion

Major Storm Moving East Across Plains   Ohio Valley Warned Of Heavy Snow, Sleet Rain. On The Move

‘New St Storm Heads Across U.S.   Fiood Ihreat Grows... Heavy Rains Drench Areas in East Texas

 Major Storm Sweeps To East: Midwest Due Heavy Snow   now Ice Cover Area; own-State Floods Loon

107 DIE FROM WEATHER-BLAMED CAUSES  New Major Snow Storm Is Heading Postwar

Major Storm Moves Across Great Plains; 107 Dead In 22 States From Weather

Dance Halls Not Eligible  20 Bottle Clubs Ge’ Permits by Error .

20 Bottle ClubPermits Asked Back   Governor Said Licenses Issued to Dance Halls By Error Despite Ban

East Germans ioin bloc in troop buildup   Length of service is extended by six month:

Troops Will Remain For  Six Months.   Fleeing Teenagers Swim For Lives To. Escape Red Police

Observers Say Reds Mobilizing   Greatest Military Threat to West Since War Il

Kennedy Asks For Increased Action vs. Reds   Asks 3.5 Billion More Money; No New Taxes Now

Bids for Summons of 250,000 Reservists,  Draft Term Increase   Asks $3.5 Billion fo Buildup of Forces Adding 217,000.

West Rallies Behind Kennedys Tough Line   $3.5 Billion For Defense Buildup Asked   First Red Words Bitter  West Europe Pleased By Talk

250,000 Ready Reservists May Be Called for Active Duty Under Kennedy Setup

Draft Calls  Are Also To Be Doubled — To Stave Off  Red Threat To Berlin

Request: Defense Buildup   Message To Congress Backs Grim Speech

‘Chief Wants. To: Mobilize: Ready Reservists, Extend Draft Terms, Enlistments

He Claims U.S. Needs More Men   Says No Cali To Raise Taxes For Time Being

Huge Boost In Arms Spending, Men Requested   Congress Asked To Call Up 217,000 Reserves— Droft Cafl Tripled

ESIDENT'S STAND FIRM OVER BERLIN   Warns Nation Other Steps May Be Needed Later

Asks $3.5 Billion, 217,000  Reserves; No Hike in Taxes   Call to Colors Only First Step in Meeting Red Threat

JFK Asks For Billions And Wi   ‘Economy’ ANew Word in State Tax Wranele

Will Fight for Berlin, Khrushchev Is Advised   Buildup to Impose Burdens on Many, President Concedes

No Surrender Over Berlin, Kennedy Says   JFK Is Preparing For Showdown With Russians

Congress Gets New Request; Firm Berlin Policy Outlined   Draft Nearly Tripled For September Call

‘eserves, Guard ‘Affected   (Related Stavies and Pletures, Pages 9, 93 and 44)

Kennedy Vows Fight In Berlin To Halt Reds   Speedy Congressional Action Promised For President's Program To Boost U. S. Power

Defense Build-Up Plans Are Given To Congress   Kennedy Plans Warmly Received in W. Berlin

$3.5 Billion Request To Re-Enforce Might   U.S. Makes Plans To Counter Threat

Congress Request Given after Talk Over Berlin Daneer   loney Slated for More Manpower, ivil Defense, Remobilization

Aims at ‘Peak Readiness’ for Armed Forces   Raises. the Possibility Of Sending More Troops to Europe

Congress Gets Request For Weapons and Men, In No-Surrender Stand   Hike August Draft

Kennedy asks increase in military spending   President seeks $3.5 billion in new defense funds, steps up draft calls

JFK Seeks Permission To Extend Draff Terms; ‘Also Needs $3.5 Billion

Would Call Up Reserves And Extend Draft Terms; Hike In Arms Fund Sought

Kennedy asks military spending, manpower boosted to meet threat   Aopropriations

Forces Will 3 Be Increased  By 217,000   Orders Draft Calls ‘Doubled, Tripled’

Wants Reservists Called Up, Longer Service for Draftees   Speedy Action Assured

Draft Calls May Soon Be Tripled   Says‘We Do Not Want to Fight, But We Have Fought Before’

JFK Asks $3.5 Billion In New  Defense Funds   President Also Asks Congress For 217,000 Increase In Nation’s  Regular Armed Forces

Kennedy Asks Funds For Showdown   Nation's Manpower Boost First Step In Mobilization

JFK Asks Congress For Boost In Nation’s Military Budget   AtTTErT TGP PraT

DOO00 rvs ‘sournat  News family of possible readers.   No Surrender In Berlin  Crisis, President Tells  Nation In Grim Speech 6-POINT PROGRAM  Of Military Preparedness To  Gs wens O * teh een dnens ot i, =e =   Of Military Preparedness To Stem Communist Threat Includes  Callup Of 217.000 In Reserves

Preparation for Showdown With Reds Over Berlin  oweew Tisch: fa TT ow   Orders Draft Calls Doubled and Tripled

Draft Calls Upped; Units Of National Guard To Be Called: Spending Increased

Money, Men Sought To Meet Threat   Congress Gets Plan To Call Reserves, Boost Draft Quotas

May Send More Troops To Europe   250,000 Reservists May Get Call

President Wants 250,000 More To Meet Berlin Crisis   Would Also Extend Enlistments Of Servicemen On Active Duty

Congress Gets Kennedy Plans  In Berlin Issue  $3.5 Billion More, Authority To Call Guard Reauested

Sought i in "Congrese   Under New Request, Defense Budget Would Reach Over $47.5 Billion

$3.5 Billion Sought For U.S.Buildup   President Asks 117,000 Man Boost In Armed Forces

Kennedy Asks Congress For Additional Funds After Speech To Nation Last Night   Congress To Help, But Several Wary   September Draft Cail Will Be 20,000 Men   Tass Says U.S. Threat Excuse To Justify Current Arms Race

Asks Congress For $3.5 Billion Arms Build-Up   Public Reaction To JFK’s Speech ‘Unprecedented’

To Counter Russ Threat Over Berlin   Orders Draft Call Upped From 8,000 to 24,000 Men

Kennedy Asks Huge Arms Fund After Vowing Berlin Defense   Draft To Call Up 20,000; Reserves, N.G. To Muster

Kennedy asks to call 250,000 —  reserves, extend military duty year

Sets Draft Rise, Asks 33 Billion   Outlines Firm Stand To Meet  Threat in Berlin

Fast Action On Plan Set  In Congress   Reservist Call-Up Asked To Meet Red Threat Over Berlin

Prepare For Berlin Showdown   JFK Asks $3.5 Billion To Back Military Misht   Congress Promises Speedy Action On Arms Fund

WEATHER   SPENDING, DRAFT BOOSTS  President Orders Military Build-up   JFK's Call Might Just Be 1st Step

President Asks  Congress Action  Follows up Dramatic Speech   Follows up Dramatic Speech With Requests for Cash, Power

Boost In Military Spending, Stepped-Up Draft Revealed In Broadcast By President

Requests Hike in US Arms Strength   President Declares Nation Will Defend Berlin Aqainst Attack

Presents Congress With Program To Prepare for Berlin Showdown   Follows Up Blunt Warning U.S: Will Defend City With Force If Russia Tries to Drive Out Western Powers: Reservists ta Be Called Up

Key National Guard Units Are Included   President Requests $3.5 Billion to Beef Up Military Strength

UPS DRAFT; HIKES NAVY; ARMY, AIR   President Asks Congress For $3.5 Billion Military Prepardness Funds; Calling Up 217,000 Men.

JFK asks $3.5-billion  more for defense; says we won t give up Berlin   GOP leaders promise cooperation on bill   Reaction is divided along cold war lines

Requests of Congress Follow Declaration That United States Will Defend Berlin With Force If Russians Try to Drive Out Western Powers

Asks for $3.5 Billionto  Prepare for Showdown   Wants Authority to Call Ready Reserves; Extend Enlistments; No Immediate Plan for New Taxes

Reserves face call to duty by President   August draft upped to 13,000, September, 20,000

$3.5 Billion Increase in Spending for Military without Tax Increases; ‘Peace Is Aim, Surrender Never’

Atlanta Mixes  Jui  ,  etly  er gcgtuuave   Nine Negroes  Knter School

White Men Arrested  Nine Negro Children Break Race Barriers In Atlanta Schools.

Racial Barrier Broken   ATLANTA (UPI) — Nine Negro students entered four previously all-white high schools today in an historic and symbolic breaking of racial barriers in Atlanta.

Capital Punishment Decision Put Off by Legislature  Lobby Registering Bill Passes House

House Would Require Lobbyists to Register; Vote on Bill Was 124-72

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES ACTION SET  Artiticial Birth Control Pronaaall

Generals Ordered To Exercise ~  Air Force Brass To Trim Swivel-Chair Waistlines

LeMay Watches Waistlines  Air Force’s Desk Pilots Face ‘Active Duty’ Orders

Senate Approves Shaff Plan by A Single Vote   Faces Another Hurdle Before Going to House

Holiday Traffic Toll Passes 300   Dangerous Homeward Rush Still Ahead

Over Holiday:  Traffic Deaths On Nation’ Highways Climb Steadily

Holiday Death Toll  Is Climbing   alist  By “THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Fatalities Growing At Halfway Mark  Road Deaths Total 176 Across Nation  NEATH convurpnann

Holiday Death Toll Climbs to tt in Nation  D..~ Awnw‘elamwmt   Road Accident Take 23 Lives Since Wednesday

220 Dead Holiday Traffic joli Climbs Relentlessly   Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Fatalities Mounting  Over U. S.   Traffic Death Set at 168; Still 2 Days in Holiday

Traffic Deaths Mounting Slowly  Misty, Foggy Weather Covering Some Areas

U.S. Holiday Auto Deaths Total 293  ht. Bras. ¥fa<- Wetn   Ohio Fatality Rate Running Below Normal: 7 Dead

Traffic Toll Rises To 253 Over Holiday   Fires Claim 25 Lives: Rain. Snow Increase Hazards

Holiday Fatalities Begin To Mount: 4 Killed On Highway  Safety Council Says 450 Lives May Be Lost On Highways  BY the Associated Press MPPALMC oscccniccomnesisnvss: OB

Traffic Deaths Mount   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  Traffie 25 Fires : Miscellaneous  Total OK

168 killed As Traffie Toll Mounts   16 Die In Fires. 19 Of Miscellaneous Causes On Holiday

Holiday  Toll Still Climbing   Rain, Snow Makes Driving Hazardous Along West Coast   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

HOLIDAY TOLL Traffic Deaths Reach 171 In Sec. ond Day of Holiday Weekend

STATE LEADS NATIONWIDE ROAD TOLL   Toll Reaches 181; Loss Of Life On Roads In Four-Day Weekend Hit 608 Last Year,

Death Toll Starting Karly Rise   HOLIDAY DEATHS ty THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Accidents Claim 168 Up To Noon   Sixteen Lost Their Lives In Fires

Deaths:  Traffic ic Toll  Mounts on  Highway S, More. Than 180  Lose Their Lives In First Two Days

Crashes Claim 220 U. §S. Lives   Thanksgiving Fatalities Climb to 282; 92 in Fires. 40 Miscellaneous Deaths

Accidents Take 203 Lives in U.S   Fatalities on Roads, Streets Reach 168; Firac Kill 16

Death Toll On Holiday Is Normal   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Traffic Death Toll in Nation Steadily Grow   Fatalities Running Near Nermal For Non - Holiday Period

Traffic Toll Moving Upwarc Over Nation   Light Rain in Some Areas Making Travel Hazardous

Holiday Death Toll  Mounts   List 203 Fatalities Including 168 Dead In Traffic Mishaps

Death Toll Is On The Rise   Most Fatalities, As Expected, Come On Highway

Traffic Deaths Mount Slowly   By THE ASSGCIATED PRESS  Sinledeus Tiesibes ai MKS weed.

Highway toll steadily rises in second day   State records but one so far in 4-day holiday

Traffic Death ToliMounting Across Nation   Four-Day ‘Period — Will End Sunday; 442 Killed In 1960

269 VIOLENT FATALITIES   212 Died In Traffic Mishaps Over Thanksgiving Holiday

Holiday Tolt Rises Steadily Over Nation   Rv ASSOCTATED PRESS   THE SCORE

Holiday Toll:  ‘Traffic Deaths Continue Climb   Driving Hazardous on Wrest Coast, New Englanc

Toll Of Holiday Deaths Moving Steadily Upward   - TSE ASSOCIA TET) PRESS

Road Deaths Still Climb   Holiday Period Will End At Midnight Sunday

Holiday Deaths Mount Steadily Across Nation   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

MICMOFILM SERVICE & SALES 60. DALLAS, TEXAS cove.   Heavy Snow, Rain In Some Sections Increases Hazards

Deaths Increase Steadily During Holiday Week   Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Traffic Deaths Continue Low For Holiday      Careful Driving ls Watchword

Nation's Road Deaths Increase  220 Fatalities Listed Staees Start of Count

Holiday Auto Crashes Take Lives of 164  Fatalities Mount In Second Day Of Long Weekend

Weather Adds Hazard  Traffic Tol ( Continues Climb As Holiday Weekend Wears Or   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

This Week in Business and Finance... .     Omens Point to Rising Tempo in Economy

New Omens of Rising Tempo in Business Seen   Steelmen Heartened By Increased Orders

All Wells Not ‘Beneficial’ Must Close Down from Dec. 1 to April ]

Strom Thurmond Says  verom fhurmond ays  Moscow Muzzled Military

OBJECTS TO ‘DOWNGRADING’  GOP Maneuvers to Slow  Down Kennedy's Program

GOP Moving  To Slow Down JFK Program   Issue Taken With Contention Nation’s Economy Is in: Trouble

No Congressional Honeymoon  GOP Moves To Slew Program Of President

Slow-Down Tactics  GOP Attacks President's  Views On U.S. Economy

GOP Congressmen Take Dim View Of Kennedy's ‘Cynical, Gloomy’ Speech

Examine Kennedy  Program  State-of-Union Reaction Snlit   State-of-Union Reaction Split On Party Line

GOP Leaders Move To Slow Down Prograt  Dirksen Leads In An Effort To Delay Kennedy's Plans

Democrats Hail Message renee cnn eee sD  GOP Moves To Slow Down  Kennedy’s Economic Plan   Kennedy Shifts Time Of News Conference

Kennedy Legislation Faces GOP Slowdown   VETERANS CLASH Power Struggle Startles House

HONEYMOON ENDS QUICKLY  ~ GOP Maneuvers To Slow Kennedy's Program

All Chance for Honeymoon with Congress Ends   Republicans Maneuvei To Slow Down Plans

The Weather   GOP Maneuver Aims Slowdown At President   Kennedy’s Program To Bolster Nation’s Economy Opposed

Party Heads Quick To Hit At Message   Take Issue Over Economy And U. §. Position

Republicans Maneuver To Slow Down ‘Kennedy’s Proposed Economie Program

Slowdown Urged By Dirksen   Kennedy Programs Draw Sharp Words Krom GOP Leader

Repubticans Rit JFK's Message To Conaress   Maneuver To Slow Down Proposals Cited by President

GOP Maneuver Aims Slowdown At President  Kennedy's Program   Kennedy's Program To Bolster Nation's Economy Is Opposed

Kennedy Faces Congress Fight By Republicans   Honeymoon Ended As Conservatives Scan Proposals

JFK, Congress Aren't Due For A ‘Honeymoon’   Republicans Begin Maneuvering to Put Brakes on Program

lRepublicans Maneuver to Brake Program © s\Kennedy Says Needed to Revive Economy

GOP Maneuver Aims Slowdown At President   Kennedy’s Program To Bolster Nation’s Economy Is Opposed

Republicans Iry To Slow New Frontier -- JFK-Congress ‘Honeymoon’ Ends

Kennedy’s Honeymoon Vanishes  GOP Moves To Slow Down His Program

GOP Moves To Slow  Program   Republicans Take Strong Issue On Economic Trouble

neymoon With Congress—  GOP Moving To Put Brakes On JFK's Program

JFK, Congress Aren't Due For A ‘Honeymoon’  Republicans Begin   Republicans Begin Maneuvering to Pu: Brakes on Program

Republicans Hit Claims Of Kennedy   Leader Maneuvers To Slow Down His  Economic Prosram

‘Republicans Rap Message  Of President   Begin Maneuvering To Retard Program To Snark Busines

‘Resist Temptation’ Con- Con Delegates Reject  Road Show’ of Committees

THIEVES GET GEMS, FURS, RARE COINS   Occurs While Family Having Dinner At Neighbor

In the News  TWELVE 4-H ENTRIES  FROM COUNTY FAIR — TO BE EXHIBITED AT  — IOWA STATE Farr

- In the News...  TWELVE 4-H ENTRIES FROM COUNTY FAIR — TO BE EXHIBITED AT — JOWA STATE FAIR.

Some Exempted Under ‘Unusual Circumstances’   To Have Responsibility For 91 Per Cent of Development Program

Agreements, plans approved by the Fayette Soil Conservation committee

Carriers Prime Targets, Costly and Obsolete, Is Charae of Sen. Proxmire

PINCHaGYGerky rrears  Co-Operation Urged to Aid Resources Development

Interagency Hears  Co-Operation Urged to Aic Resources Development

Cuba Issues Charge On Boat Attack   Roa Declares U. S. Intensifies Drive To Overthrow Fidel

Knvoy Echoes Cry That US. Plots Assault  Washington Linked   Washington Linked With Sea Attack On Island Refinery

Blast At Administration  Cuba Charges U.S. Stepup In Anti-Castro Campaign

Wi riter Certain Nixon Wants Second Crack At Presidency   Be ARTHUR FNSON

Nixon Obviously Seeks Second Chance To Be GOP Candidate for President

{ousting Tour Similar to Last Campaign  iNixon Working for Second Chance

Flood Of Bills Starts Through Ohio Legislative Honner: IohlessOn Ton

Tractor Deal Negotiators Back in U.S.   Cubans Chase Man Who Attempted to ‘Arrest’ U.S. Team

School Merger In Spotlight Of Legislature   Senate Gets Bill Requiring Minimum of 4,000 Pupils

A-Warhead Experiments Slated Next   Anti-missile Missile Tests Back On Schedule

Hope Expressed Parley to Reduce Hazard for All   Chief Executive, Wife Cross Atlantic In AF Jet

De Gaulle Will Greet President in Paris; .Khrushchey Parley Scheduled for Vienna

Adenauer Here To Talk Berlin with President   *“Destrov Wall.”   Second Visit.

Claims Organizers Dead  ‘Eichmann Contends Full 'Resnonsibility Not His

Others Blamed By Eichmann In Mass Murder  Defense Lawyer   Defense Lawyer May Place Accused Man On Stand

Kiehmann Attempts Te Shift Responsibility: Says Others  Ordered Deaths OF Millions

New Home Site By Hird Might Pass *5 Million  Over 350 Lots And Recrea tional Area  Pes ee

New Home Site By Hird Might Pass *5 Million   Over 350 Lots And Recreational Area Included in Program

—_—Offieers’ Notebook Police ‘Forgive’ Driver  As Stork Arrives First

AEMC, Jasper, Ga.  Holds Annnal Meeting Of Members On Saturd:y Oct. 28th. «

STATE OFFICIALS PROTEST  New Welfare Regulations Implemented By Newburgh

WAR ON RELIEF CHEATS BEGINS   Newburgh Plan Stir: Welfare Controversy

- Coming Up LIST SOCIAL AND —.  GOLF EVENTS DURING ‘IWEY AT COUNTRY CLUB

Coming Up LIST SOCIAL AND —  GOLF EVENTS DURING JULY AT COUNTRY CLUB

Russia Answers British Proposal For Laos Peace  Details of Reply Are Not Disclosed

Russ Give BrifainAnswer on Laos  Exile Prince Souvanna Received at Moscow:

Cease-Fire  Reply Made By Kremlin   But Substance Not Made Public Sunday Nisht

Russians Reply To British Note On Laos Peace   Answer To Truce Bid Not Disclosed

Helena Voters Will Ballot On Dog Law at Election   Restrains Canines

ee Can iva FR vMmanwv ww s Pots: es BOX 9066 mn GOLE AVE. DALEAS. TEXAS ~  GOMP.   Big Three Demand ‘Necessa: y Steps’. To Reopen Border

Allied Action Follows ~~ Challenge to Reds on  German Air Routes

Big Three Powers In Berlin Demand Reds Reopen Border   Reject Soviet Charge  Allies Warn Reds To Keep Air Lanes Open

Identical Notes Given Russians By West Allies  U. S$. General Makes

T hr ough Prote ests  West Calls on Russians To Re-Open Cross-Points

Leftists Bomb 2 Buildings— More Anti-American Violence in Caracas

—l ; Navy Bombet ‘Crashes in  The Atlantic   Plane Reports Sighting Life Rafts, Bodies

Tl Men Aboard Plane; Heading To Maine Base   Had Left Carrier For Home Flight

Navy bomber crew of ll, crash in sea  Two bodies, life   Two bodies, life rafts sighted in the Atlantic

NAVY PATROL 35 OWNERS TO BOMBER LOST DESESREGATE IN ATLANTIC RESTAURANTS   sodies Of Two Of 11 Negr Crewmen Aboard Are i A Recovered   BITS OF DEBRIS 38 ESTABLISHMENTS ARE IDENTIFIED STILL SEGREGATED

Bomber Crashes In Ocean Today  Two Bodies Found; ' Carried Crew of 11

Navy Patrol Bomber Falls Into Atlantic   Casualty Check In Tragedy Off Virginia Coast

In Safety Crackdown... Seven Airlines Barred  By Defense Department

West Rejects Veto Demands In Russian Plan   Big Three Decides Proposals Would Cripple Any Pollicing of a Peace.

West Rejects Soviet Veto Provisions   Says Plan Would Cripple Effective Policing In Laos

Laos Plan Nixed   Big Three Rejects Veto Provisions In Soviet Proposition

Western Three Rejects Reds’ Veto Proposal  Hope Soviets’ Will Modify

Big Three Reject Red Veto Plan   Western Officials Hepe Russians Will Modify Proposals

AIR FORCE CAPTAIN ACCUSED OF SPYING   Joseph P. Kauffman Accused Of Giving U. S. Military Data To Foreign Agents

Castro Spies Infest U.S. Ex-Aide Says  Former Military Attach   Former Military Attache Tells of 2.000-Man Ring

Project Plans  LIONS CLUB TO SELL CANDY ROLLS FOR — AID TO THE BLIND

Life’s End JOHN BOMGAARS SR. DIES AT HOSPITAL  ' SERVICES FRIDAY

Life’s End  JOHN BOMGAARS SR DIES AT HOSPITAL  JAN: ORANGE: erty - — Veenviees ERIDAY

NORTHWEST EXPECTS COLD WAVE  Scattered Showers Possible In State

Offers Aimed at Wisconsin's Money Problen  Nelson Defends Flan for Boost  im or Th wr

Legislators Air Sales Tax Plans At New Hearings  Governor Appears At First Meeting To Back Program

Two Sales Tax Proposals Up To Committee   Governor Joins in Scrap: Urges Hike in Income Rate

Plan Designed to Break Grip of Coalition  House Rules Committee Votes ‘For Increase in Membership

House rules com. approves increase in its membership   Designed to break grip on legislation

GE Head, Cordiner In ‘Trade   Paxton Leaves  GE In Advance Due to Health

GE Chairman Quits Council Post; Chief Out   Cordiner to Succeed Paxton, Retiring as Top Executive

GE Man Quits Business  Council Chairmanship   Health Reasons Given

GE Chief Resigns As NBA Chairman   Cordiner Taking Over Firm Helm

WAKE OF ANTITRUST ACTION  GE President Resigns; Chairman Quits Council

Legislature's Tax Plan To Assume Final Shape During The Next Week

Red Drive Developing Boomerang   Smaller Nations  Back U.5. Stand

Khr ushchey Gels Rebuff  Over Troika   Three-Man Roard To Replace Leader Of U.N. Rejected

FESTIVAL IS UNDER WAY   WON’T BE STAMPEDED Small Nations Favor Single U.N. Chief

Small Nation: Resent Russ Troika Plan   They Hesitate To See U. N. Destroyed

Soviet ‘Troika’  Backfires   Little Nations Resent Red Plan For 3-Headed Board To Replace Dag

SOVIET CAMPAIGN MAY BOOMERANG  :Neutrals Not Stampeding to ‘Troika’

Soviet ‘Troika’ Plan Boomeranas   KENNEDY, PRINCE OF CAMBODIA TO CONFER   World News at a Glance

Soviets Pounding Too Hard With Shoe And Their “Troika” Plan Begins To Boomerang ’

Red ‘Troika’ Plan In U.N,  Boomerangs   Smaller Nations Reported Backing Strong Executive

Hitting-Too Hard’. : ‘Troika’ Proposa Boomerangs — Against Russia

Reds Pound Troika Plan Too Hard   Campaign Seems To Boomerang; Resentment Grows

Powell Again Elected Illinois House Speaker With Help of Republicans

Nasser Says Break Must Be Voted On   Recognition So Far Made Castigated By President Of U.A.R.

President-Elect All Set  Kennedy Gets Hair Cut New Suit for Big Day

Negro Students Start Classes at Georgia U.  Federal Courts Order Their

Laos Rivals Seek Agreement on Neutrality Plan   Souvanna Phouma Accepts Cambodia’s Majority-Rule Plan

Reds Vemanding Veto  Prince Okays Majority-Rule Plan For Laos Truce Teams

Death Toll Spurs State Safety Bills   Thirteen Persons Die In Traffic Accidents In State Over Weekend

Car Crashes Kill 31 in State in ’61  State Officials Urge Support Of Safety Laws

Stevenson, GromykoNecotiate.   Stalled. Assembly © Impatiently Awaits. Renewal Of: Session

: Bid to Get Assembly Moving Stevenson, Gromyko Confer  ‘On Question of UN Agendc

Grand Jury Impaneled:  New Look At Electrical Price Riaging Scheduled

Bowling League Standings Listed For Last Week   CORNHUSKER LEAGUE

Bowling League Standings Listed For Last Week  ED Cecrvzarrec   CORNHUSKER LEAGUE

Bowling League Standings Listed For Last Week      CORNHUSKER LEAGUE Octoher 4. 1961

STORMS DUE OVER MUCH QF STATE   Alerts Issued for North Central, East, West Texas

Baytown Not Included - Weather Alert Is Issued For Large Area Of Texas

Young Underground Fighter Says   Castro’ 0's 5 Soviet Arms Save Him trom Cuban Revolution

Soviet Press Warns Allies, Hits Hysteria  Says Berlin Border Closed To Keep Out   Says Berlin Border Closed To Keep Out Spies, Provocateurs

Red Press Denounces ‘Hysteria’   Papers Defend Barricades On Berlin Borders

Navigation to Be $  ONE SHOT PLANNED TO PUT THREE SATELLITES IN ORBIT

' Navigation to Be Served  ONE SHOT PLANNED TO PUT (THREE SATELLITES IN ORBIT

Two Men Hijack Portuquese Plane   Drop Leaflets on Lisbon. ‘Citing “War With Salazar’

Hijackers Dropping  Pamphlet:   Pair Takes Over Portuguese Plane: Declares ‘War’

NURSING COLD AFTER SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR —  Kennedy At Palm Beach After Tour

Kennedy Rests; Has Heavy Cold  President Cheered By Tour Thronas

Stops in Florec Teh  Ke ennedy Ul il With Heavy Head Cold: Rod Lact Séon of South America tri

Kennedy Returns To U.S.   President Suffering From ‘Heavy Cold,’ Rests at Palm Beach

JFK In Bed With Cold After Trip  President Stops At Pelm Beach To Take Rest   Ficiure, story on Pare 6

Kennedy Refurns From Latin Tour With Heavy Cold   President Stops at Palm Beach to Rest: Illness Ia Not Serious.

JFK's Jet Lands In Washington   President to Prepare For Macmillan Meeting In Bermuda

JFK Sets Brief Stay In Florida; Has Heavy Cold   President to Remain Overnight in Palm Beach After Ending Latin Trip.

Kennedy Back in Washington   Will Rest and Fight Cold; Medication Gives Relief

Spends Day In Palm Beach ‘Bad Cold’ Halts Kennedy  After Latin American Tyj;;

Kennedy Returns To US. With “Heavy Cold; Wiil Be In Florida Overniacht

Will Remain Overnight At Florida Home   President Slated To See Macmillan Before Week End

WILL RETURN TO CAPITAL ON TUESDAY   President Gets Head Congestion On Southern Tour

Kennedy Back In Washinaton   Bad Weather Forces Unusual Jet Landing

Barriers to Invasion—   Trip Success; Kennedy Back With Heavy Cold

Makes Stop At Palm Beach In Effort To Arrest “Cold;’’ Faces Busy W Heck

President, Wife End Rousing  Latin Tour   J.F.K.’s Successtul Tour May Bolster U.S. Policy

Chief Gratified By Big Throngs At Each Stop   Asks Support Of Hemisphere Toward His Progress Pact

Kennedy Rests In Palm Beach With Bad Cold  Delays Return To Washington Following Tour

LOOKING beTTer...-.  Kennedy Meets With National Security Council

Kennedy Has Heavy Cold; Ordered To Bed For Rest   Stays In Florida Instead Of Returning To Capital

‘Head cold’ puts JFK to bed for rest   Develops during fast-paced tour in Latin America

JFK Feels” Fine, Heads For Capital   Faces Busy Schedule; To Meet With His Advisors, Macmillan

Kennedy Back. In U.S; Has ‘A Heavy Cold’   Returns From Latin-American Tour; To Remain In Palm Beach Overnight

South Ameri ican ) Tri ip Obvi ous Per sonal Success  JFK, Fighting Cold, Rests in Florida

JFK Suffering From Cold on Retum to U.S.   Stops in Florida After Latin Trip

President Contracts. Heavy Cold   Stops Over In Palm Beach For Day’s Rest

President Back With Bad Cold   Will Spend Day In Florida Before Trip to Capital   Other Stories On Page Nine

South America Tout Is Personal Success For Both Kennedys   Kennedy's Reception Shot In Arm For U.S.

Arrives In Miami With ‘Heavy Cold’  Kennedy Coneludes Triumphant Visi

Kennedy Stays  In Palm Beach ~ ~~ Returns From Tour With ‘Heavy . Cold’: To. Spend Day in Florida

Stops Over At Palm Beach .  President Suffering From ‘Heavy Cold

Palm Beach: Beach:  Kennedy Is Sent to Bed With a Cold  Doctors Examine  President After Return to U.S.

JFK Feels Kine After Short Rest   President Returns To Washington, Then To Bermud:

President Returns To Washington  Inclement Weathe   Inclement Weather Forces Landing At National Airport

KENNEDY HAS. HEAVY COLD   President Stops Off in Palm Beach For Needed Rest

JFK Arrives In Palm Beach With ‘Cold’  Will Stay a Overnight > —

Senate Group May Probe U. S. Policy On Congo   Kennedy’s Cold Better; Arrives In Washington

President Returns Home From Triumphal Jaunt But Afflicted With Cold

With Heavy Cold.  Kennedy to Spend Night in Florida After Weekend Trip

Nasty Weather Greets Kenned) In Washington   Security Council Meeting Scheduled

Greeted By Nasty Weather... .   .  Kennedy Arrives Back In Capital

Fire Compat) Holds Election   Heavy Cold Forces Kennedy To Postpone Washington Trip

J.F.K. Returns To Capital For Top-Level Meet   Sessions Set With Security Council

‘Heavy Cold’ Delays JFK’s Refurn To D.C.   President, Wife Rest In Florida After Latin Tour

Kennedy Interrupts His Return ‘To Rest   Brings Back  A Heavy Cold   President Gratified

[Stops ft In Florida  Bad Cold Delays Kennedy Return   Challenge To Reform Warm Welcome May Be Policy Shot In Arm

Kennedy Suffers From ‘Heavy Cold’   President Interrupts Return For Stopover at Palm Beach

Stops Over In Palm Beach, Fla. Krom Venezuela, Colombia Trip; Meets With Maemillan Tuesday

Kennedy’s Latin Visit A Success Suffers From Heavy  Cold; Stops In Palm Beach Until Tuesday

Stopover Due to ‘Heavy Cold’  Kennedy Ends Trip at Palm Beach  $     e £

President: Fights Cold On Return From Trip   Decides To Use Palm Beach’s  Balmy Climate Over Weekend

 Stops Off in Florida : ‘Kennedy, fl with Cold, Ends South American Trip

Cease-Fire Ordered   J.F.K. Flies to Capital After One Day’s Rest

President Returns to Washington . Kennedy Ends Stay  In Florida to. Rest, Fight Cold

Kennedy Returns To Washington; Condition Better  SEbacamds Aisnmnacd

Heavy Cold Sends President to Bed   Kennedy Stops Short Return Trip, Lands at Palm Beach to Beain Resi

n Florida With Heavy Cold   Will Rest In Palm Beach After Grueline Trin

JFK Stays  Overnight In Florida   Is Suffering from Heac Cold as Sequel to Latin Journey.

JFK Has Cold; Expects to Keep Date With Macmillan   VU PEl wNis*  Weather Is Mostly 'Miserable’ All Over: Country

President Is Suffering a ‘Heavy Cold  Decides to Rest In Florida Overnight

fests in Florida After [rip Kennedy Is Recuperating  From Severe Head Cold

Gromyko  Fir e Fuses Blast   -Stevenson: Berates Russ      More on Congo, Page 5.

Report U.S. Tax Cut May Be Needed  Kennedy Given List Of Anti-Recession Moves by Adviser Mm. fF... s+. fewest

Advice of Economic & —  Jack May Ask Tax Cut  If Recession Deepens

Other Photos: Pages 13, 14   British Papers Wish Best for New President

Kennedy Urged To End ‘Stall’ At Geneva Mee   Ask Deadline For Agreement

Sen. Dirksen Wants Genevs  ‘Stall’ Halted   Senate GOP Leader Suggests Deadline For Nuclear Ban

GOP Calls For Deadline On N-Ban Talks   Kennedy Is Asked To End ‘Monumental Stall’ at Geneva

Says Seizure To Regulate Not Disturb   Calls For Youths To Show Solidarity Behind Government

astro Says” U. ‘5. ‘Hysterical’  Water Supply Seizure Termed Regulatory Act

Ike Message Is Read To House Today   Asks Increase In Postal Rates, U.S.  Gas Tax Fvtencinn

Jack Claims U. S. Offers State Truce   Boosts Resolution Against Contempt Of Court Suit

Others Severed Relations   Anti-Communist Government Is Seated In Laos

“NO COMMENT” IN WASHINGTON ON ADLAT TALK      Surprise Suggestion On Khrushchev Visit

No Comment On Adlai’s U.N. Remarks  Ambassador Says Mewnends Winwlel   Ambassador Says Kennedy Would Talk With Nikita

STEVENSON’S SUMMIT ‘BID’ UNEXPLAINED   Official Silence Hints Possibility Of Trial Balloon

‘Tl Have Returned’ MacArthur Gets Tumulteu: Weleome at Manila Port

I . . M ac Given Roaring Welcome   On Return To Philippines   Russ May Support Iraq’s  Claim Te Tiny Sheikdon

Salinger Says Action Urged to Better Relations  Two of Group Now

Release Of Two Set Up  By Citizens   25 Americans Visited Moscow, Urged Freeing Of RRBAZT Fliers

RELATIONS WITH SOVIET BOOSTED  U.S. Citizens. Helped  Fliers Gain Release 

White House Reveals Plea as Step to Better Relations  Group of U.S. Private Citizens Urged Russia to Free Fliers

Urged Release of Two Pilots ....  Citizens Aid U.S. Relations With Russia

ASTRONAUTICAL CONGRESS TOLD:  Earth Must Prepare For Beings in Space

WHIKOMMEeN AGeNnauer, SIGs FrrocialM-- Texans Welcome German Premier

Konrad Adenauer Warmly Welcomed By German Pioneers in West Texas

Tear gas used tc disperse Negroes  Baton Rouge police fire into crowd of CORE damonctratare   Anti-American terrorists increase Caracas activity

PLP LAE LOO LL PLE LL LLL LIL LILLE Oa Black Negligees, Beauty Parlors  Urged for Wives

8 Persons Overcome Or ‘Injured  - $5 Million Fire Levels 2 Factories, 7 Houses

 Comes With Approval Kennedy Foreign Aid Bill  Faces Storm on Senate Floor

Aid Bill Moving Forward   Committee Clears Measure But Floor Fight Seen

Storm of Controversy Seen Over Fund Borrowing to Finance Development Plan

Maj jor Battles Expected  en ace cae 9 pene nem eee teen seepage  JFK's Foreign Aid  Plan Goes to Senate

Committee Sends Kennedy Plan to Senate Floor  Aid Bill Faces Tough Battle

Senate May Slice Foreign Aid Measure  Opposed To Giving Kennedy ene  Te Daw rr eater Cc, s wel

foreign Aid Bill ls Cleared   Measure Expected Te -Meet-Big-Fight-tn— Senate Floor Debate

Jeep Posses, Plane Join In Search   Gunman, Tricks Party Into Stopping; Alia: Shoots Man in Head

Soviet's Third Test Fallout Cloud Faster   Atmospheric Conditions Slow Up Cloud From Second Nuclear Explosion Test

Weathermen Check Nuclear Debris Radioactive Cloud of Third Soviet Test  Likely To Cross America Before Second

‘Red Cross Blood Bank #6. Good ©  Response; Collects 121 Pints from Donors   AWARD WINNERS. AT RONNET RREAKEAST

A Matter Of Convictions  Riders’ Freed On Vow They'll Quit State Without More Tests

Polish Party, Church Argue   Communist Leader, Cardinal Speeches Bare Friction

U. S. Officials Cite Need for  Indian Troops to Support Hammarskjold’s Policies

U.S. Heads Believe He Holds Key   Only Indie Has Troons With African O.K, To Act for U.N.

SNOW FALLS, READING HERE IS 11  Below Zero Weather Hits Upstate Areas

City Ma Manager Denies 2s Change  Newburgh Off ‘Tough Welfare-Aid Program

‘U.S. Troops in Berlin Like Hostages; Couldn't Hold Against Russian Attack

Nonaligned Nations Are Shocked By Soviet Decision On A-Tests      Top Military Men Feel Berlin Would Fall To Direct Attack

DEFENSE GIVES ALLIES ADVANTAGE AT START  Berlin ‘Untenable’ In All-Out Soviet Effor

Would Be Overwhelmed By Numbers Berlin Untenable,  Kennedy Believes

Few Troops Are Hostages Kennedy’s Statement on ‘Untenable’  Berlin Reflects Military Assessment

JFK Concedes Berlin Defense To Be Hopeless   Admits Garrison ‘Hostages’ in Red Showdown Plans

On The Inside   Situation “Untenabie Has JFK Altered His Berlin Views?   The chief executive. in hic new

Larger Efforts Ahead, JFK Says   ‘Long Way to Go, We Are Behind in Fields of Space,’ President Tells Newsmen

Rusk Leaves  Laos Session, Misses Tirade  Report of Incident Raises Eyebrows of Other Delegations

Rusk Walks OutGeneva Conference   US In Denial Pro-Red’s Talk Snub Intended

Anti-U.S. Tirade By Laos Rebels Missed by Rusk   American Envoy Leaves Peace Talk For 45 Minutes

NO ACCIDENT?  Rusk Skips Lao Tirade   NEW REGIME  Leftist Crackdown Underway in Korea

Rusk Strolls During Tirade Against U.S.   Spokesman Denies Any Snub Intendec For Laos Rebels

Rusk Walks Out While Rebel Talks   Snub At Geneva No Admitted; Pathet Lao Attacks U.S.

 Other U.S. Delegates Leave Rusk Leaves Geneva Talks  During Pathet Lao Tirade

Rusk, Aides: Take Walk During Talk   Delegation Quiet About Walkout As Communist Sneaks

Bad Weather Forces Postponement Of America’s Second Manned Space Shot

‘Economic condition is critical   Jobless benefits behind the times, must be upgraded

"Going To Try To Help" Goldberg In Pledge To Detroit's Unemployed

2 TORNADOES AT O'BRIEN ON SUNDAY   Denver Weather Records Toppled By Early Snow

Below-Zero Cold Stings U. S. Midawesi   Lighi Snow, Rain Also Reported

Polka Dot Satellite Fails To Orbif  Launched By 72-Fr. Four Stage Solid Evel Seaut Daclbat

Missile Launched, Lost in Space by U. S. Space Shot   Experts Unable to Determine Scout Ils In Orbit

U.S. Launches --Loses Polka Dot Sphere   Orbit in Doubt, But Scientists Are Optimistie

Need Peace Machinery  JFK And Diefenbaker Agree On Cuba Threat   Canadians W elcome,  Applaud Mrs. Kennedy

Explosion Of Reactor Kills Three Tn Idaho   No Radiation Danger in Area. But Building Saturated

Deny Idaho Falls in Radiation Peril ‘After Mystery Explosion at Plant

Inside...   First Test Program Fatalities  Nuclear Center Blast Kills Three

Three Die As Reacto Blows Up  Radiation Scare Is Set Off At Idaho Falls

Blast Shatters Core Of Reactor; 3 Killec   ‘Radiation Scare Set Off In Idaho As Blast Area Is Isolated By AEC Action

Atomic Reactor   AEC Seals Off Blast Area, Dispels Fears of Radiation

Three Dead In Atomic  Explosion   Mysterious Blast Shattera Nuclear Core Of Reactor

Causes Radiation Scare  Atomic Reactor Explodes  In Idaho, 3 Are Killed

Two Killed, 43 Hurt In Blast At E. Chicago   Windows Shattered In Several Blocks Around Plant, Damage Is Estimated AtSI Million

Wants Policy Of Firmness, Flexibility; Peace, Freedor  Are Not Cheap

Declares Era Of Cold Peace Faces Nation   Policy Of Firmness, Flexibility When Necessary, Pledged

 UN Withdrawal Threat Kennedy Urges Firmness,  Flexibility in ‘Cold Peace

AMERICANS DESTINED TO LIVE MOST OF LIVES IN “UNCERTAINTY AND PERIL”, KENNEDY DECLARES

Asserts Peace And Freedom Are Not Cheap   Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws Given Kennedy at School

Fears Peril To Last Rest Of Our Lives  President Says   President Says Peace, Freedom Not Won Easily

JFK Calls for Firmness Blended With Flexibility   Failure to Achieve Peace With Justice Disappointment to Ike

Kennedy Says U. §. Destined to Live In Uncertainty, Challenge and Peril’

Reds Cheek Exodus By  Refugees   Tight Controls Slowing Flow To West Berlin

Controls Tightened German Reds Curb Flow  Ot Refugees Into Berlin

East German Refuge Flow Is Reduced   Communist Police Tighten Control In East Berlin

=——SEO News"  BEHIND PAGE 1   FARMERS TRY TO FLEE COLLECTIVIZA TION  POLICE CUT REFUGEE FLOW

Exodus to W. Berlin  Strict Police   Strict Police Controls Cited

German Reds Curb Flow To West Sectors   Refugees Slowed, Police Tighten Up On Border Control

Communist Police Tighten Controls  Reds Halting Flow Of Berlin Refugees

More Trying To Leave, But Fewer Make It   But Some Sources Minimize Role of Police Controls

~RED POLICE CUT REFUGEE FLOW— Report Race To West  Berlin Slowing Down

~ MORE TRYING, FEWER SUCCEEDING ~ Communists Cut Flow Of German Refugees

YHERIFF SCOFFS AT STORY  ‘Freedom Rider’ Tells of Brutal  Treatment in Mississippi Prison

Sheriff Denie Rider’s Story Of Brutality  Says Charges ‘Distorted’ ; 23 More Sentenced

Brutality Story Is Denied   Riders Being Treated Well, Says Sheriff

New Flare-Up With ‘Freedom Riders’  Sheriff Denies Brutality Charges

Abduction Of Officer ls Probed   lowa Patrolman Found Alive; Unable To Relate Events.

Investigate Theory of Abduction   So Far Nothing Shows Patrolman Not Telling Truth

Shaky Hungarian Red Regime Still Needs Soviet Prons After 5 Years

n To Attend imonial Dinner lkard Tonight   : Receives .21 Of Moisture   _ Regime So Shaky It Still § Soviet Troops, UN Informed

MONROE SAYS POWER IS SHAKY  Hungarian Reds Still Need Help from Russ

Hungary Regime Insecure   Soviet Troops Still Necessary To Stay In Power, UN Told

Obituaries, Page 5   Hunaarian Reds Kept in Power by Soviet Troons

TIPRO VOICES VIEW Texas Solo Texas Solons  we Tax Bills   Rep. Ballman Says Sales Tax Likely

'A Strain On Others Remarkable Mask Of Calm  Is Maintained By Kichmann

Weeks Of Testimony  Recitals About Horrors ‘Unmoving To Eichmann

 252 Hours of Testimony So Far Remarkable Calm Displayed by Eichmann During Trials Long Recital of Horrors

Reds Seek [AEA Troike   Soviets Charge U.S. Make: Agency NATO War Weapon

Nixon Sees Win for GOP  62 Congress   *62 Congress Elections Key

18TH RUSS BOMB IS THE BIGGEST YET   French Report Detection Wednesday Of Blast Equal To Several Million Tons Of TNT.

HERALD INDEX   Dutch, Portuguese Investigators Seek Clues To Cause of Plane Crash Killing 61 Persons

Inside ...   Absolved by Mayor Wagner Policeman Cleared in Fight  With Guinea UN Diplomat

TRAPPED 185 FEET DOWN IN SANDY HOLE   Little Hope For Survival Of Farmer, Although  -_ Rescue Workers Find Air In Idaho Shaft.

Well Keeping Idaho Farmer Imprisoned   Workers Continue To Dig, But Little Hope Held For Him

Sands Still Grip Elderly Farmer   Hopes Fade for Man In Deep Well

Senators In Withholding Debate Now   Controversial Section On Assessments Dropped By Vote of 35 to 31

Withholding  Debate Set  For Senate Measure Differs  From One Passe

Five-Nation Mission ~~ Plans Visit  Trip May Lead To Lifting Of Sanctions

Dominican Republic Invitation For Probe of Turbulent Island Quickly Taken hy OAS

OAS Inquiry Is Welcomed  By Dominican   Other Nations Await Proof Dictatorship Pattern Is Changing

OAS MISSION WELCOMED BY DOMINICIANS   To Check Conditions _ Since Assassination  Of Trujillo   FOREIGN MINISTER ISSUES INVITATION

invitation issued  Dominican Mission Authorized by OAS   No Change After Summit Geneva Meetings on Laos,  Nuclear Tests Still Stalled

Dominican Republie Welcomes  OAS Probe  Representatives   Representatives Of 5 American Nations To Visit Country Soon

Dominicans Agree To OAS Probe   New Regime Says Trujillo-Type Rule Fast Disappearing

Flys Disabled Plane Into Gorge— Jet Pilot Risks  Life For Others

Pilot Crashes Jet Into Gorge  Stays With Burning Plane Long Enough

‘SITUATION EJECTION’  e ® Pilot Stays With Jet  To Save Lives, Homes

Advance Units At. Fort -Lewis   Wisconsin Soldiers Reach Camp To Prepare for Others Next Week

COULD HAPPEN AGAIN   Dominican Chief Offers OAS ‘Fact-Finders Aid

Dominica Offers Cooperation in Inquiry by OAS  Indicates an ‘Urgent Decire’ tp Accict   Indicates an “Urgent Desire’ to Assist Special Committee

Recession  End Seen  7 ee fs oe he   Auto, Building Boom Predicted

Recession Hits Bottom, Moving Up  Several Factors Indicate Economic Pinch Easing

Recession May Be Ending, U. 5. Economist Feel  Ricina Stee] Auta   Rising Steel, Auto Production, Spurt in Home Building Cited

rederal Keserve Says It Seems Bottom Hit In February— Rising Steel, Auto Output; Big Hike In Home Building Seen Leading US Out Of Recession

Economy On Upward] Move  _ Rising Steel, Home ». Building In Lead

ame : :  ‘Fire Drill? Costs Tullytown Councilman $9.38 Water Bill

Pumps 23.000 Gallons Into Home Pool ‘Fire Drill? Costs Tullytown  Councilman $9.38 Water Bill

Wildlife Bill Studied \License Renewal Bill Approved In Assembly

Castro Assures Absolute Rights Of Yankees: Guantanamo Braced   (Related Stories, Pape 10)

Dipiomatic Stati Pulls Gut . Americans Packed Up. Ready To Flee Cuba

Fidel Guarantees  Safety For 3,000 Caught In Break   Anti-Castro Outbreaks Disrupt U.N. Session

Embassy Staff Begins Mass Evacuation   Scores Of Hapless Cubans Wait In Vain For Visas To States

Diplomatic Staff Pulls Out... Americans Packed Up Ready To Flee Cuba

Embassy Officials’ Prepare to Close = Down Havana Office  U.S. Navy Stavs i,

Evacuation of Embassy Personnel Started   Americans in Cuba To Make Hasty Departure

Invested in lowa Firm  Embezzler Used Part Of Cash to Buy Shares

EMBEZZLER HOLDS CONTROLLING INTE REST  Borrowed Money Used For Stocks

EmbezzlerInvestedIn NewFirm   Held Controlling Interest In Chemical Company)

Embezzler Invested  Bank Cash   Woman Cashier Buys Shares With Part of $1 Million

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Charches Religio: Features) —

Farmer Slays 4 Sleeping — Children, Self   Daughter Crawls 2 Miles for Ati

Monkey fo Ride Atlas Missile Far Into Space   Radio Transmitter "Placed Under Skin

Monkey Slated For U.S. Rocket Ride Into Space   Radio Transmitter is Implanted Under 6-Pound Animal's Skir

Rhesus Monkey to Be Sent Into Space   Sensors Planted Under Skin To Determine Use for Humans

Monkey To Ride Atlas Missile Into Space   Has Sensors Beneath Skin

U.S. Plans Rocket Ride For Monkey   Test of Transmitters, Implanted in Abdomen Wall, Planned in Flight

SEV WHOLESALE COMPANY  Special Section in today’s Leader-Call   Press Time Flashes

Court Decision on Reds Stayed   Communists Won't Have to Register for Present

Chimp shot is called off by gas leak   Chances slight of matching the Soviets in 1961

Cape Canaveral: Hopes to Orbit Man Are Dim   Gas Leak Postpones Flight by Chimpanzee

Manned Flight Delayed   U. S. Now Has Little Chance for Orbiting Mar In Space During 1961

Capsule Trouble Delays Chimp Shot — Tuesday's Scheduled  - Launching Called Off ~ After Gas Leak Found

Chimp Flight Set Tuesday Is Cancelled   Virtually Wipes Out Chances of Man Orbibt in ‘61

Chimpanzee Flight Delayed Leak in Spacecraft Test Capsule Bars U.S. Orbiting Man in ’61

U.S. Hopes Fade For Man Orbit This Year   Goliath's Body Found In Wreck

U. §. Man In Orbit ‘Off Until 1962   Spacecraft Gas Leak Will Delay Chimp Flight, Too

Delay Seen In Manned Orbit Shot   Trouble Develops  In Mercury Capsule

Little Hope U.S. Will Orbit Man This Year   Spacecraft Trouble Delays ‘Attempt To Orbit Chimpanzee

U.S. Hopes For Manned Orbit Dimmer Today   Gas Leak Found In Control System Of Big Space Capsule

‘Chimp Flight Off!  U. S. Hopes To Put Man Into Orbit This Year Are Virtually Wiped Out

Chimp Orbit Iry Delayed  Faulty System   Faulty System Almost Kills Man Shot This Year

Orbit Efforts Meet Delays   Chimpanzee Test Deferred Due to Spacecraft Trouble

Leak in Atlas Delays Chimp Orbital Flight  Virtually Ends Chance of Orbiting Man durina 1961

U.S. ORBIT OF MAN OFF THIS YEAI   Plans Delayed By Failure In Space Ship Scheduled For Tuesday Shot To Orbit Chimp.

Blow To.‘6l Manned: Flight -:  Spacecraft Trouble Defers Chimp Orbit

Orbital Test Is Delayed   Gas Leak Found In Space Capsule System

Looks Ahead:  U.S. Abandons Plan To Put Man Into Space This Year

Manned Orbit Effort Delayed By Capsule Leak  Repair of Control Holds Up Chimp’s  ete ta i I A

Little Chance of Orbiting Man This Year Rocket Woes Stall U. S. Space Goal

‘Aiding Viet Nam Four U.S. Jets Scouting In War Against Reds   Time Running Out  Fuel Leak Stops Orbital ‘Mercury-Chimp Shot

Spacecraft  Develops  New Trouble Blocks U.S.  Hopes to Orbit Man This Year

Chimp Space Shot Delayed U.S. Hopes Of Orbiting Man In 1961 About Gone

Concerning "Rigged" Remarks— Haluska, Lane Near Blows  On Strip Tour

Haluska, Lane in Bitter Exchange at Clearfield ‘After Visit in County

Senators near Blows on Tour at Clearfield  Sen. Stevenson One   Sen. Stevenson One of Committee at Strip Mine Workina

Antirecession Move $I Billion Jobless Benefit Measure Nears Vote in House

Lawyer-Husband Is Sought  2 Cleveland Attorneys in Love Trianale Slain

Feels California Needs Him .. . Nixon Rules Out re Bid For White House In 1964

Slambang Battle for Governor Post Indicated   Rules Self Out of 1964 White House Race; Knight Stays In

In California Race  Nixon Asserts He Will Not Seek Presidential Nomination In ‘64

Nixon Tosses Hat Into Cal. Gov. Race, ’°64. Candidacy Out   Rockefeller Reveals Statistics on State's Unemployment Reduction Growth of New Industry InN. Y.

Nixon to Run For Governor  Announced Plans Rule Out Bid for Presidency in 1964

Will Not Seek Presidency      Nizon to Run for Governor of California

ication Set Red Oak Buildina   non To Make Race For Wernor Of California

Nixon To Run For California Governor, Shuns Presidency   Had Told ike

Pixos Out of ‘64 Presidential Race;  Will Seex Calitoraia Gavernor Pesi

Dick Nixon  SeeksTop Spot In Calif.  Barry, Rocky Should Be Happ

OUT OF PRESIDENTIAL RACE Nixon Seeks California  Governorship in 1962

Rules Out Presidential Race in “64   Eisenhower, Other Top Republicans Pleased; Will Have Opposition

The Star's First 60 Years Many Contribute To Newspaper s Growth, Progress

Additional Forceson © Beach West of Bizerte Called Violation of Truce

Tunisians Say Units Put Ashore   Paris Says No Reinforcements In Landinas

Hammarskjold Is En Route fo Scene For U.N.   Paris Denies Tunis Charge; Situation Remains Tense

Units Land On Beaches At Cap Blane   Tunis Says Action Violates U.N. Pact That Halted Firing

Racer Plows Crowd   Driver, 1] Fans Killed AtlItaly’s Grand Prix

Dead Lie Scattered   Bloody Italian Car Race Kills Driver, 11 Watchers

U.S. Flexes Its Muscles   German Driver, Il Spectators  Killed in Italian Race Crash

Nazi Racer, 11Spectators Killed In Italy   Teuton’s Car Jumps Into Crowd; U..S. Entry Wins Contest

Chassell Student Given 8 Years in Prison as a Spy   Marvin W, Makinen, Confessed. Is Report

Rebels Push Attacks   Pro-Reds Assault City Only 44 Miles Fram Laotian Capita

NEUTRALIST GIVES WEST ULTIMATUM   Rebels Claim New Successes In Recent Days

Launch new attacks in central Laos   Royal army officer is left holding white flag

After Cease-Fire Bid  Pro-Communist Rebels Attack In Central Laos

New Attack Follows Bid For Truce   Pathet Lao Force Claims Another Victory in South

Cease-Fire Outcome  Holds Key for Laos   Pro-Commies Launch New Attack on Laos

China Press Sees Pathet Lao Victory   Cease Fire Plea By Royal Regime Ignored By Reds

Kept Vigil For 2 Months —  Faithful Little Dog Guards Body of Master:

French Navy Beats Rebels In Algeria   Insurgents Tried To Take Naval Bas At Mers el Kebir

x Kk KO late news flashes  ee hy United Prase International   U. S. Ready To Aid De Gaulle

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Two Injured as Bus, Autos Are In Collision

Anchor Thrown Down, Nazi Leader's Son But It's Not Tied Up Starts Mission Task

Congo Premier Vows To Oust Communism   Explains New Pact With Other Leaders

Congolese Vow to Kick Out Reds   Premier Says His ‘People Are 200% Anti-Communis?’

Congo Premier Sees Victory In Anti-Red Fight   Federal Government Leader Says “Congo. lese People 200% Anti-Communist.”

Congo Leader Would Oust Communists  Factions Unite To Crush h Opposit ts ion Mel . , +.

Congo Pact May Oust Reds   Premicr Avows Stand as “Big Three’ Leaders Sign Treaty

Says Congolese ‘200% Anti-Red’  Premier Vows To ‘Kick Commies Out Of Congo’

Condition Said ‘Very Grave’ Pneumonia Strikes Actress Liz Taylor

Two Newbie Men Injured In Accident   Six Injured In Two-car Collision

ELM BLIGHT TOLL ABOUT SAME AS ’60   Except North Austin Where Mortality Rate Is Hich

BUT DISEASE STILL RISING IN N. AUSTIN   City’s Over-All Loss ‘Very Close’ To Last Year

Castro Demanc for Indemnity Dooms Swap  Incompatible with National Interest, Prisoners Told

Cuba's Demanc For Indemnity ls Rejected   Tractor Deal Called Off

Last Hope Of Tractor Deal Fade:   Castro’s Insistence or Indemnity Fatal to Idea of Swap.

Prisoner-Tractor Deal Called Off By John Hooker  Castro’s Insistence   Castro’s Insistence On Reparations Ends Negotiation Hopes

All Hope of Tractor Trade Wrecked Won't Pay Indemnity, Americans Tell Castro

11 Die in Nevada Crash—   No Indemnity For. Invasion,  Castro is Told

Demand Cinches It AL NOL ANE LN NL LOLA IOTTS  Castro Gets Notice: No Indemnity From iS.

U.S. Serves Castro Notice: Indemnity Out  Cuban Prisoners’ . Release Hopes Ms. «wt .s..).lU CUE

Senate Passes Depressed Areas Bill   63-27 Vote Is Big Victory For Kennedy

Victory Won By Margin Of Over 2-1   Measure Now Goes To House; Approval Seen Before Recess

Senate In Approval Of Measure   Depressed Areas Bill Passage Is Kennedy Victory

Senate Passes Depressed Area Aid Bill  Hopes Bright for Victory in House before Easter

Iederal Aid Bill Passed By Senate   Loans: And Grants Aimed At Help For Denvessed Areas 

VICTORY FOR DOUGLAS AND PRESIDENT   Senate Vote On Measure Is 63-27; Provides $300 Million Loans, $69 Million Grants.

Idle aid bill given Z to  Senate nod   Kennedy handed biggest victory of his program

Senate Approves JFK Plan to Aid Depressed Areas of United States

Kennedy Wins Big Victory On Key Measure   Senate Approves $394 Millions For  Denressed Areas

JFK Is Given Resounding Victory As Senate Approves Depressed Aid

Depressed Areas Bill  Passed 2-1   Senate Hands Kennedy Victory On key Section

“ Administration’ s Depressed Areas “Bill Adopted by the Senate, 63-27

Depressed Areas Bill Approved   Kennedy Victory As Senate Passes Measure 63-27

Senate Votes Aid te Depressed Areas   Victory for Key Part of Kennedy Economic Program

Key Economic Measure Passed i  \Senate Backs Kennedy, 'OK's Depressed Aid Bill

Senate Passes Depresed Area Measure 63-27   Approval by House Expected Before Congress Recess

‘Wants Farmers To Draw Up (Own Program   Outlines Plans To Distribute Food To Needy At Home And Abroad   “Senate Passes Depressed Areas Bill: Big Victory For Kennedy

Senate Passes Bill By 63-27 Vote ee Fle  Depressed Areas Program In House

Depressed Are: Program Wins  Senate Okay   $394. Million Bill Now Goes to the House

VOTE VICTORY OF MEASURE OVER 2-1   15 Republicans Join With 48 Demos In Adoption  PREDICT HOUSE   Will Approve Legislation Before Easter Recess; Cost $394 Million

‘We Want Peace’ Talk By Mikoyan In Strange Contrast To Troop Activit’

Despite Peace Chants  Red Troops In E. Germany Ready To Open Maneuvers

Reds Ousting German Boss   Goateed Stalinist, Ulbricht, Is On Way Out, Say Berlin Reports

President Keeps Tab On Berlin  - ie:   Kennedy Watching International Problems

Kennedy Keeps Tab On Crisis   President is Kept Informed of Latest World Development:

JFK Kept Up to Date On All Events   Spends Brief Weekend At Hyannis Port; Key Officials on Hand

PROBABLY RICHEST ARTIST IN WORLD Famous Painter Marks 80th Birthday Today

C. of C. Backs Most of Ideas On Education  Qualified Approval  Given to Lawrence's   Qualified Approval Given to Lawrence's Committee Proposal:

TRY TO HALT REFUGEE FLOW SEEN East Germans Impose Travel  Ban To Combat Polic Spread

No Survivors Sighted    OUP VON Sanne  Duteh Tet With 62 ‘Aboard In Crash

Plane with 62 Crashes In Atlantic   Venezuelan-Chartered Craft Down Just Off Portugal.

Falls Into Atlantic Off Portugal  Wreckage And Bod   Wreckage And Bodie: Found Less Than Mile From Coast

Regents to Announce New Academic Standards for State’s Scholar-Incentive Plan

Dominicans Welcome OAS Inquiry: Latins Wait Proof of Changed Rule

Mistake Of ‘59 To Be Avoided, Advisors Claim   Pre-Recession Peak Is Thought Passed: ‘63 Tax Cut Eyed

ECONOMY STEAMS AHEAD JFK's New Frontiersmen Shoveling On More Coal

U.S. Economy Rolls Ahead: Predict Boom   Production Rate Expected To Jump Billions A Quarter

JFK Space Funds Voted By Congress   Congress Votes Every Penny of $1.7 Billion Asked for by Kennedy

French Break Siege, Start Push To Control Tunisian-HeldBizerte   Heavy Foreign Aid OKd by Commitiee   Congress OKs Space /Plan Funds

NEHRU, MAN OF PEACE, CHOOSES WAR EE, IV O ED WAR  Indian Forces Invade Portuquese Colonje<

India Seizes Two Portuguese Enclaves In Attack On Goa; Spurn U.N. Plea To Negotiate

Strikes At Portugal's Enclaves   Two Reported Liberated; Portaual Reacts

India Moves  Against Goa  Damao, Diu Captured; Nehru Spurns Appeal

Indian Forces Liberate 2 Portugese Colonies   U. N. Security Council May Censure India For Action

Nehru Moves Fast  In Capture of Goa        Portugal Lodges Plea With U.N, To Halt ‘Indian Aggression’

Claim Two Portuguese  Enclaves   Nehru Calls Move Police Action To Liberate Indians   Other Stories On Page Two

Aggression Is Charged Bv Nation  Nehru Savs Move      Is Police Action

NehruSpurns U.N. Appeal For Negotiations; Troops, Warships, Tanks Sent In

Urgent Meeting Of UN Sought By’ ‘Salazar Regime Indian Forces Claim Capture Of 2:Portuguese Territories

Portuguese Enclaves: .. Captured   Gains On All Sectors Are: Announced

India invades Portuguese enclaves, flouts UN plea   Oecunation denied   Twa “liberated”

Nehru, Spurning U.N. Appeal For Negotiations, Sends Troops, Warships, Bombers Against Tiny Territories in ‘Liberation’ Effort

Claims Gains in All Parts Of Drive Into Goa; Lisbon Asks U.N. Council Action

Portugal Asks Urgent Meeting of UN Council   Tanks, Warships, Bombers, Troops Sent by Nehru

2 Colonies Taken;  Goa Sieged   Melated pictures an story oi Pages 2 an 4.)

Two Smaller Sites Taken, India Claims   Nehen Sptengs U.N, Sends His Troops In Lightning Attack

PUSH INVASION DESPITE U. Nv. APPEAL   Liberates Damao And Diu, Advances On Goa   Sharp Criticism From United States: Rusk Calls Meeting Of Top Aides

Troops, tanks invade  Portuguese colonies ‘LIBERATE’ TWO. GOA RESISTING

indians Drive Into Goa, Take 2 Portugal Enclaves   U.N. Council Summoned To Deal With India Move

'Capture of Two Portuguese Enclaves Claimed; Invasion ‘ls Termed a ‘Police Action’

All-Out Battle Rages To Oust Colonial Power   Lisbon Government Calls for Meeting Of U.N. Council

Goa Object Of Invasion By Nehru   Portugal Asks Urgent Meeting 0’ Security Council

India Claims TroopsTake  Coast Areas   Portugal Appeals For UN Action In Wake Of Invasion

India Invades Portuguese Territories   New Dethi Says Two Colonies Have Faijijen

Seven Bodies Ar Recovered From Wreck: § Missing  U.S. Consul Reveals Names OF Thoee Found

Recover 7 Bodies From Lake Lucerne   Tourist Bus Tragedy. 16 Americans Killed in

Submerged Bus Brought to Surface: 7 Victims. Recovered, Identified

Seven Dead Pulled From Bus In Lake   Eight Bodies Still Missing In Tragedy In Which 16 Killed

FOUTS! BUS KROISEG Seven Bodies Are Recovered; Eight Missing in Swiss Lake

Jet Sale To Tito Draws Criticism.  8 Yugoslav Pilots Under  Training At Texac Race

Criticism Follows US Sale of Jets   Upset by Support Yugoslavia Gives Red Line on Berlin

Jets Sale To Slavs  Criticized   Free OF Soviet Rule Is Listed  As Main Reason

Lawmakers Hit Planes-to-Slavs  Action by U.S.  Aiding Tito Described by One   Aiding Tito Described by One Today As Bordering on Treason

Jet Plane Deal Sets Off Criticism  Kennedy Orders Review Of Aid To Yuaoslavie

Sale Of Jets Stirs Wave Of Criticism   Critics Claim Transaction “Borders On Treason”

Training Also Offered!  Criticism Arises After U. S. Sells  Saber Jets To Communist Yugoslavia

$343,000 Planes For $10,000....  Plane Sale To Tito Called ‘Phony’

Congressmen Rip Sale of Jet To Yugoslavia   State Department Says Nation Paid Cash for Planes

Yugoslavia ~ Jet Sale Hit > By Officials   'U. 3. Package Deal Cancellation Urged; Treason Mentioned

Kennedy Administration Reported Conducting Yugoslav Policy Review

Lawmakers Hit Planes-to-Slavs  Action by U.S.   Aiding . Tito Described by One Today As Bordering on Treason

Storm Raised by Sale Of Jets to Yugoslavia   Administration Reviewing Aid to Tito Policy

BLAST SALE OF JETS 10 YUGOSLAVS   Louisiana Congressman Says 135 Plans To Tito “Borders On Treason.”

2 Senators Urge Deal Be Halted   Policy Review Ordered: Slavs Train In Texas

COAT OPER EFL  Jet Plane Deal Sets Off Criticism  Kennedy Orders Review Of Aid To Yuaostavi

Deal With Yugoslavia  Sale Of Jets To Reds Brings Widespread Criticism In U. S.

Borders On Treason’  Jet Fighter Sale ToYugoslavReds Angers Passman

Jets Sale To Slavs Rapped   Two Senators  Call For Deal  To Be Canceled, ‘Borders On Treason

Washington: Congressmen  Criticize the Sale of Jets _ Tito to Receive —  135 U.S. Saber Fishter Planes

Administration Says Sabrejet Deal Will Go Through e e. cy © Reviewing Aid to Yugoslavia

Congressman Sharply Critical of U.S. Sale of Jet Fighters to Tito

‘Border 1 Treason’ y  Sete of Jet Fighters kvokes Sharp Protests   Slavs Paid Cash

TitoBacking For Kremlin Stirs Anger   Lawmakers Irked By Plane Sale To Communist Regime

Kennedy Calls Slav Aid Study  Policy Review Called  Before Training Furor

Review Was Asked After Tito Speech  Same Cangres«emet   Some Congressmen Call Training Of Puots ‘Treason’

MAY REVISE OLD POLICY   Turmoil Grows On Planes Sale, Pilot Traine

OF JETS 10 YUGOSLAVS   Louisiana Congressman Says 135 Plans To Tito “Borders On Treason.”

President Irked by Tito Talk   Commitments By U.S. Will Be Carried Out

Sale of Jets fo Communist Country Aired   President Acts After Tito Gives Support to Russ

Start on Study of Economic, Military Aid to Yugoslavia   U. S. Assistance May Take New Turn After Tito’s Attitude at Belgrade.

Study It After Tito  Statements   See Yugoslavia Backing Russia At Belgrade Meet

Replacement For Dag Not Yet Sighted  .Middle-Of-The-Roa Countries Seeking  netinbarnimse "hil

Weekend Deaths Total 20 In N.C.  Over 750 Are Dead In Traffic Fatalities So Far This Year

Noted General of gih Army Is Dead   Robert Eichelberger Leader in Pacific

Ex-Army  Od  Chief  Succumbs   Eichelberger Lead 8th Army In W. W. I  Pacfie Camnaions

City Abolishes Brangwin’ s Job   STREET COMMISSIONER'S TASKS SPLIT -- NEW CITY FOREMAN AND ENGINEER WILL  CARRY BURDEN

City. Abolishes — Brangwin’ s Job   STREET. “COMMISSIONER'S “TASKS ‘SPLIT — NEW CITY FOREMAN AND ENGINEER WILL “CARRY BURDEN -

Airmen Heed ‘War Call’ To Attack Castro  Over 35 Pilots Plan To Train For Cubar Liberation Assault

A To Heed ‘Liberation’ Call Anti-Castro Plane Pilots Reported Headed For Camy

‘oecond War Of Liber  Anti-Castro Pilots Said Headed For Secret Camp

Leave U.S. For Secret Latin Base   Batista Forces Join Other Rebels For First Time

‘Batistianos’ Among Them a  Anti-Castro Pilots Head For Secret Training Area

Anti-Castro Pilots Go to Secret Base   More Than 35 Spirited Out of U.S. to Train For ‘Second War of Liberation;’ Include Some Formerly Associated With Batista

Anti-Castro Pilots To Secret Camp   Await Call For ‘Second War Of Liberation’

ANTI-CASTRO FLIERS GIVEN SECRET BASE   35 Whisked Away By Liberator Unit; Batista Men Join

3) Anti-Castro Pilots Prepare for Training  Head for Secret   Head for Secret Camp in Answer to Liberation Cal

Anti-Castro Army Trains In Secret   Pilots’ Departure Reported; Batista Supporters Included

Swedes Say Bomb Might Be 100 Megs  Khrush Defends It By Attackina

Tiny TV Camera May Tell Cause Of ‘Misfire In Chimp-Carrying Missile

Gov. Nelson Signs Tax Bill  Objects to Certain Provisions of Plan

Nelson Considers Sten Improvement   Calls This One Act More Important Than Any Act Passed by Legislatures

Says Revision Marks Massive Gain for State  Governor Cites, Regrets Change His Proposals

A-Fallout Will Double Strontium-9 Presence in Children’s Bones, Milk

Still Below Danger Point .. .  Soviet Tests to Double Strontium-90 on Ground

FALLOUT DANGER  Deadly Strontium-90 to Hit Record High From Red Test:

Democratic Proposal for Student Aid ‘In Sharp Contrast With Rocky's Plan

FUTURE OF MANNED SPACE FLIGHTS IN BALANCE LURE OF MANNED SPACE FLIGHTS IN BALANCE  Countdown Has Already Started

Space Trip Tomorrow?  ~ Astronaut Prepares For Firct Manned Flight

N.H. Man May Be First American To Be Launched As Rocket Is Set To Be Fired Off Early Tomorrow

Space Flight Slated Shortly After Dawn   Name of Astronaut Still Secret

Launching Scheduled  Tomorrow   Identity of First Space Man Still Secret

Astronaut Ready For Space Flight   Keenly-Trained American, Identity Still Secret, May Rocket Away From Canaveral Tomorrow Morning on ‘Relatively Safe’ Ride

SLEEP TONIGHT, THEN .  Space Ride Totorreis  — ee ee ea ee ee ee

U0 to  that hell come back Astronauts await tomorrow's call for short hop in space

American Set For Space Bid   Shot in Capsule Scheduled For Sometime After Dawn on Tuesday

From Cape Canaveral (Everything Ready F or Astronaut To Take Ride Into Space Tuesday

ODDS 100 TO 1 HE’LEL RETURN SAFELY   Astronaut Awaits Dawn Blastoft

May Hurl Astronaut Into Space Tuesday Morning   Rocket Will Fling Him 115 Miles Up

ASTRONAUT READY FOR TRIP TOMORROW A.M.   ‘American Spaceman Was Keenly Trained

 BULLETIN  Weather Could Postpone Shot   Astronaut Ready For Space Hop  * * * * ; * * * * - o* * * * * * * *   Experts See Success In Flight Set For Tomorrow

Space Trip Countdown  Under Way  First U.S. Astronaut Gets Ready for Rocket Ride

Astronaut’s Name  Still Being Withheld   Countdown on Rocket Started; Plans Taken To Ensure Safety of Man; Will Be Fired Over Atlantic from Canaveral

FABULOUS SAFETY MEASURES   Final Countdown Begins; Astronauts Are Ready

U.S. Astronaut Due for First Space Flight —  Identity Not Knowr - Double Safety  mM  .  . gt mee,

Odds 100-1 He'll Be Safe Astronaut Is Likely To Make Trip Tuesday

COUNTDOWN UNDER WAY  U.S. Astronaut Poised For Space Flight Tuesday

Elaborate Steps Are Taken fo Insure Safety Of First American to Make Leap Into Space

100 to 1 Odds Against Sate Flight  U.S. Astronaut Set for Rocket Ride

Manned Space Flight Due Tomorrow  Safety Will Be Dominant As Yank Goes Into Space

Moy Take Space Ride Tomorrow .  Keenly Trained American Astronaut Is Just Waiting

Astronaut's Identity Secret  Odds 100 to! Space Pilot Will Survive

Space ride in prospect Tuesday for sharply trained U.S. astronaut

COUNTDOWN OF ASTRONAUT’S ROCKET _HAS-BEGUN. peal dc i ch ie erent idl ca dhol ed  Who Will Be First--Glenn, Grissom Or Shepard:

Astronaut Ready for Flight...   Countdown Started on U. S. Space Rocket

Spaceman’s Journey Set Tomorrew  gt a 0 ee es   Countdown Starts For First U.S, Manned Flight

U.S. Expected To Send Man Into Space Tomorrow   Man To Be Chosen Will Be One Of Three Keenly Trained Astronauts

Ohio Man One Of 3 Astronaut Candidates Who May Take Off Tuesday Morning In Capsule

oMAY SOAR TUESDAY~ U. S. Astronaut Goes About Routine on Eve of Flight

Countdown  Started For  Space Man Trained Asironaid  _ May Be Racketed “Th Thesday Shot .-

Maybe Tuesday enema Svat nee mtn —snanateen——emnemaeneneenarnlas  Quick Shave, Shower, Then Off To Space

Astronaut Read\ For Flight Into Space at Dawn   Flight Believed to Be Set for Tuesday

‘ODDS 100 TO 1 HE’LL RETURN SAFELY a EO ET HE’LL_ RETURN SAFELY  Astronaut Awaits Dawn Blastoff

State Budget To Be Revised   House Leader Issues Pledge In Statement

Montana Power’s Future in Coal as Water Costs Rise   rinances Education  Olsen Favors Federal Aid To Schools in Talk Here

Montana Power’s Future in Coal as Water Costs Rise   Finances Education  Olsen Favors Federal Aid To Schools in Talk Here   Tells Advisory Group Federal Control  Nutter Charges ‘Deck Is Stacked On River Basin Developments

Salute To String Bean New Dior Fashion Line Features Clinging Look

Inside The Times   How About Us Men? a mnmemens  Clothes To Salute ‘String Bean

He Opposes All A-Testing   West’s Right To West Berlin Access Recognized By Indian

Nikifa Okays Border Wall   Views Stated In Telegram To East German Commies

White House Cracks Down  Charities to Get Fees from Author-Officials

‘Aides Silent on Contents  Khrush Replies to JFK  Note on Improved Ties

Kennedy Gets Message From Soviet Leader   Ambassador Refuses To Reveal Note After White House Visit

Khrushchev Sends Reply To Kennedy   Message Given To President By Soviet Envay

Message Contents Secret   Soviet Ambassado: Declines To Say If Trip Discussed

Content Not Revealed At White House   Ambassador Refuses To Give Comment

Niki Sends Message To  President   Red Ambassador With Kennedy For Half Hour

J FK Receives Message From  Khrushchev   Russian Ambassador, Who Delivers Note, Declines Comment; Summit Conference Held Possible.

Kennedy Receives Nofe on American, Soviet Relations   Reply from Khrushchev to Kennedy Message Sent by Thompson in February.

Khrushchev Message Handed To Kennedy   Soviet Envoy Brings Reply to President's Hope for Better Soviet-U.S. Relations; No Comment on Possible ‘Summit’ Meeting

Soviet Premier Sends His Reply To JFK Message   Answers Appeal In February for Better Relations

Kennedy Gets Reply From Khrushchey  Menshikov Delivers Message; Summit

Khrushchev Reply Given To Kennedy   Ambassador Delivers Note To White House, Declines To Reveal Its Contents

Red Envoy Pays Call On Kennedy   Menshikov May Have Word From Nikita On Summit Meeting

Kennedy Message From Khrushchey Not Maule Public  Press Secretary Rafuse To Comment

Kennedy, Khrush Exchange Messages ‘But White House Silent On Contents

President Receives Reply To Note From Khrushchev   Exact Content of Message Undisclosed

Nikita Letter Is Given To Kennedy; Both Sides Mum Ahout Note Deiuils

Nikita’s Reply Handed JFK   Ambassador Menshikov Declines Te Tell Content of Russian Message

Menshikov Is Mum On  Message   Delivers Nikita’s Reply To Kennedy’s Message Of Last February

Khrushchey Sends Word To Kennedy   Russian Ambassador Men. shikov Silent After White House Audience.

Contents Are Not Divulged By Kennedy   It Is Believed Reply By Red To Former U. S. Note

K's Note to Kennedy “a 2 8 Russ Envoy Refuses To Reveal Message.

Soviet Envoy Gives Kennedy Nikita Message   Rumors Persist Of Big 2 Meeting In Europe In June

In Wake of Meeting Rumor  Khrushchev Sends Secret Message to White House

Russian Premier Sends Reply to Kennedy s Note   Menshikoy Declines To Reveal Contents

 Award to Boeing Contract Let for Building  Moon Shot Saturn Rocket

OFFICIAL VISIT  ene ne nn ee  Ikeda Lands In L.A. On Way To See Kennedy

Jap Premier And Kennedy  Aw: ait Talks   ‘Frank Exchange’ Eyed By Ikeda In Washington Parley

—-IKEDA EN ROUTE TO U.S. — oo Ja panese Leader Meets  With JFK Tuesday

Japanese Prime Minister Heads For US. For Talks “Without Incident”

Ikeda Arrives  inU.S.   Japan Official, JFK to Confer on Far East

Japan's Leader Resting After Arrival in L. A.   Talks With Kennedy Slated This Week

Japanese Chief  Arrives   Prime Minister Ikeda To Confer With Kennedy

Prime Minister Of japan Arrives For Meeting With JFK  Conference Will Last Three Days; Plans A Viele le fManeda Alen ;

Japan Leader Reaches U. S.   Prime Minister En Route to Talk With Kennedy

Jap Leader Leaves For  Washington   Ikeda’s Departure Recalls Violence Just a Year Ago

Jap Minister Departs for Talks in U.S.  Ikeda to Discuss Far East Problems With President

Fires Peril Towns In California   Rampaging Flames Hit Two Villages In Drought Area

Forest Fires Race Toward  2? More Towns   Two Villages South Of Yosemite Park ir California Destrovec

Scientists.  Hunt Lost  Satellite Balloon Orbits   Balloon Orbits, ThenDisappear: Completely

May Have Orbited Has Anyone Seen 12-Foot Balloon Satellite Recently?

Balloon Satellite Is Missing   Trackers Sean  The Skies For Sphere Hurled On Major Space Missio1

Sky Search Is Underway  For Balloon   Say 12-foot Sphere Probably Went Into Orbit As Planned

Scientists Scan Skies To No Avail  No Trace Of Big Balloon Satellite As Yet

Sky Scanned For Missing U.S. Satellite  Polka-Dotted Sphere Probably In Orbit,  Snace Agency Says

Rescue Boat at Sinks  Yacht + Towed to Shore Atter Lake Erie Storm

NEW TOTALS ARE WORST IN 20 YEARS   Senators Urges To Approve Bill Without Change

Urges Speed On Program To Aid Jobless   Senate Group Hears Goldberg

Goldberg Cites Highest Total of Idle in 20 Years   Calls on Senate to Approve House Bill Without Chanaes

Five Assistants To Be Proposed For U.N. Chiet   Group of Non-Com. mitted Nations Hope to Have Plan Ready by Friday.

 Push For r Final Agr eement:.  Neutrals Propose UN Secretary Plan

U.N. Presses For Appointment   Eight Neutrals At Work On Proposal

Flood Threat Seen Easing In This Area  Rivers Crest At 23 Feet  a ween 2... 8.

Kennedy, Khan Hold Session On Pakistan   Relations With India, Kashmir and West Covered in Talk

— ‘BOTH. SIDES ARE. PLEASED’ —  Ayub-- Kennedy Talks ‘Cover Entire World’

Ayub, Kennedy i in Final Parley, Continued Aid to Pakistan Seen’

President, Ayub Hold Final Talks   India, Kashmir Discussed By Two Leaders

White House Talks Reach A Climax  Amenities Stand Out After 3 Days

 For the First Lady. Cassini Declassifies Three Top Secret. Gowns’ Sketches

Gather For Farewell  To Rayburn   President, Senators, House Members To Attend Funeral  Of ‘Mr. Sam’

Rayburn Funeral —  Is Today   Top National Figures Will Attend Rites

Many Meet For Funeral  Of Rayburn   Nation’s Leaders Gather to Pay Homage to Speaker

Hundreds Walk Past Bier In Sad Farewell—  Final Tribute Is Paid Rayburn

Inside The Times   Kennedy To Arrive  Crowd Gathers For Rayburn Rites

Great, humble bid farewellto Mr.Sam   BONHAM, Tex. (AP) -— The great and the humble prepared to pay final respects today to Speaker of the

Rayburn Paid Final Tribute  President Kennedy To Land by ‘Copter

30 HELDIN HAVANA  cere mmn  e m aaT  R < pNRNNE NeR  N  Outside Contacts Denied Passengers

U.S. Demands That Cuban Government  Release Plane And 33 Passengers

38 Aboard Hijacked Airliner   Passengers, Crew Are Being Held Incummunicado

U.S. Demands Cubans Release All Passengers   Guards Keep Eves On Passengers At Havana Airport Despite Protests

State Department Demands Their Release     33 Hijacked Eastern Passengers, Plane are Held by Castro Regime

Arrange To Return Passengers To U.S. Cuban Authorities Report      CHARLES E, TAYLOR

Nelson Seeks Party Accord   Would Heal Rift lf Differences Can Be Resolved

AMOUNT IS DEBATABLE  Soviet Fallout Due Over Northern U.S. This Weekend

Fallout from Russ Radioactive Debris to Cross Northern U.S. This Weekend

Radioactive Debris Caused By Red Blasts  overnmen t Expert   Government Expert Traces Cloud As It Cireles Globe

STAYS UP HIGH Fallout Due  Over Nation   TOP RESEARCHER   MOVING EAST

Soviet Fallout ToReach U.S. This Weekend   Will Pass Over -Northern States

‘Expected This Weekend Russian Nuelear Fallout  Due Over Northern U.S.

Fallout Cloud To Gross US.   Radioactive Debris from Soviet Test to Pass Over This Weekend

Soviet Test Fallout Due Over U.S.   Expert Figures Northern Area In Path Of Cloud

Expect Radioactive Cloud From {st. Russ Nuclear Test To Cross Northern U.S.

First Passage Expected by Weekend  Radioactive Cloud From Soviet Blast to Cross Northern U.S.

By This Weekend  Radioactive Cloud Of Soviet Blast To Cross Northern U. S.

Winds Carry Debris Soviet Nuclear Fallout Expected Soon Over U.S

Radioactive Debris From Soviet Atomic ‘Test To Cross Northern United States

Six: Meetings Are Set For Preliminary Report On Bachelor Run Watershed

Laurens Man Succeeds Ben Jaspers  600 Persons At Annual Meeting’ 

Farm Bureau Urged to Push Gas Tax Hike   Portion of Revenue To Be Used For Rural Needs

Farmers Back Gas Tax Hike   Some Revenue Would Go To Rural Roads

Some See Colonialisrr As Danger   Others More Concerned About World War Ill

Clash On Topics Among Nations Of Nonaligned   Colonialism, :War Danger Bone ‘Of Contention

NATO Slates  ‘War Games’   1,880 From Ft. Campbell Will Leave On Saturday

Four Riders Back In Jail At Little Rock   Mother Gives Birth To Third Set Twins

Six Month Sentence:  Freedom Riders Decide To Stay In Little Rock Jail -

Secretary Reports To President   Unity, Solidarity Of Alliance Bared By U.S. Official

Rusk To Report To Kennedy On Allied Talks   Paris Consultations Very Successful, Secretary Declares

Secretary Ready With His Report   Encouraged By Unity And Solidarity Of Allies

Rusk To Report To President On Paris Talks   State Secretary Encouraged By Western Solidarity

Allies Cooperatine  Kusk Brings Good News To President      Japanese Protest  Red Visit

Rusk Optimistic On: Berlin: Talks   Secretary of State Will Report To Kennedy on Europe Parleys

Kennedy Hear:  about Talks on  Berlin Defense Rusk Returns from  Week-Long Tour of European Sessions

In Berlin Threat:   Rusk To Tell JFK Allies Agree To Stand-Firm idee

Clampdown In Berlin Protested  Treaty Violation Charged by Wes Tea Fact Germans

‘Western Allies Lodge Official Protest Over E. Gerinan Work Discrimination

Consumers’ Rights Bills Up at Madison   Nelson's Program Presented in Six Measures

At Vienna Meeting  K Rejected A- Bomb Control; Gave Ultimatum On Berlin

Kirushchey Wants Peace Conference Now On Germany  ‘If Impossible Asks Two German States To Work Out Problem

‘Free Berlin’ Talks Urged By Red Boss   Memo Distributed By ‘Tass’ Reveals Vienna Discussion

Again Warns Of Separate German Pact:   Renews Demand Te Make West Berlin Demilitarized City’

Khrushy Flays Western Plan For N-Control   Proposal Is Called Dictatorship—Berlin .Memorandum Disclosed

Khrush Labels  Test Proposal A Dictatorship   Paper Handed Kennedy Clings To Old Soviet Argument On Nuclear Policy; Wants Peace Conference On Germany

REPUBLICAN MEETING OPENS  Goldwater Urges Drive For GOP Congress Gains

Cares Disappear  Its Always Oct. 10, 1957 When It's Bratwurst Time

They Eat Bratwurst In English  yee mm AR   Momma, This Is to Worry About (Sigh)

Falls 275-Feet: Boy, 7, Saved From Well In Tense Rescue Struaale

Falls 275 Feet; Follow's Dad’s Instructions  Boy, 7, Rescued From Wel;

Seven-Year-Old Rescued From 525-Fooi Well By Father And Passing Cowboys

Seven-year-old Boy Rescued After Tumbline 275 Feet Into New Well

Edsel, As Always, Minds Father Seven-Year-Old Boy — Saved From 275 Ft. Well

Terry Recounts Night of Terror And Death Aboart Sailboat Bluebelle

Abandoned By Skipper In Sinking   Little Survivor Relates Her Night Of Terror at Sea

Saw Mother, Brother Lying In Pool of Blood   Refutes Skipper’s Story That Vessel Caught Fire and Sanl

COAST GUARD REVEALS TERRY JO’S STORY OF DISASTER AT SEA  Claims She Saw Mother In Pool Of Blood In Cabt.

Trial Is Faced   POOL OF BLOOD DESCRIBED  Sea Orphan Is Witness To Horror

TELLS OF BLOOD ON SHIP: ©  Cap’nAbandoned Ketch, Family, Save Tarry Jo

Survivor of Sea Tragedy Cotiiradicts Story Teld By Sea-Foring Adventurer

SKY. SIGNS SHAKE SEERS.  My Stars! End of the World In Sight? No, Thank Heaven

Thank Your Lucky Stars Hindu Prediction Of End Of  Human Race Called Nonsense

. Thank Your, Lucky Siars! .   Astronomer Scoffs At Human Race End Claim

Thani Your Lucky Stars — Hindu Astrologers’ Forecast of Humar Race Destruction Called ‘Nonsense’

Predictions ‘Nonsense’ Astronomers Say Astrologers Assuing Familiar ‘Gobbledegook

»jentist Disputes Hindu Prediction  C Cheer Up Everybody --Poomsday’'s Postooned

Hindu Astrologers Aren't Chanting for Nothing  Human Race Going Out of Style?

Astronomer Says ‘Nonsense’  Star-Gazer’s Disaster Prediction Dismissed

Scoffs at Talk of Doom  Astronomer Ridicules Predictions in India

FEBRUARY PROPHECY Astronomers Rip Astrologers --'Race Won't Be Destroyed’

Astrologers’ Forecast of February Doom Called Nonsense by Astronomers

Over 900 Passengers, Crew Reported Aboard   One Crewman Slain as 70 Men Wrest Control of Portuguese Cruise Ship Santa Maria: Boat Eludes Searchers

Eastern Railroads Face Crisis   Property Tax Practices, Restrictive Policies Blamed For Eastern Railway Troublc

Major Roads $122 Million In Red; U. S. Government Practices Are Criticized

Railroad Chiefs Fear Nationalization May Be Answer to Their Deficits

EF yecutives Note Debts      Gover n or. Si A Hee  Railroads’ Woes

PRESIDENTS OF FIVE ROADS SPEAK OUT:  Declare Public Crisis’ For Railroads

Executives Blame Gov’ Handicaps   Eastern Roads $122 Million In The Red

Railroads in Eas! Are Reported Deep in Red  Governors Are Given Outline of Problems, List of Solutions

Railroad Chieftians Fear Nationalization May Be The Answer To Their Deficits

Railroads Being Driven Toward Nationalization by Big Losses, Governors of Nine States Told

Railroads Are ‘Mired In Red’   Eastern Firms’ Condition Presents ‘Public Crisis‘

STATE TAXES. SAID CHOKING RAIL SYSTEM   Lines List W.Va. As Helping Cause Bonkruptcy Peril

Democratic Redistrict PlanOftered   Republicans Call it Absurd; 24th Unchanged

Democrats’ Plan Termed ‘Absurd’ ‘By Republicans   Bradford County Lumped With Sullivan, Wyoming, Luzerne Under New Proposal.

Meets ( )pposition Democrats Propose State Redivision Of Districts

Georgia Police Ready in Case Trouble Flares   Return of Negro Students Slated

Negroes Due To Re-enter  Dixie College   Georgia University Rioters Will Face ‘Get Tough’ Policy

Added Security Measures Taken At Georgia U   Negro Students Back In Classes Monday Under Court Order

To Be Tough 1 With. Rioters At Georgia U   2 Negro Students © To Return Monday

Anti-Violence Steps Taken At Georgia U.   Get-Tough Policy By University In Inteqration Hassle

Three Speak Opposition To Federal Aid To Church - Related Schools

Protestants Oppose Churc! School Aid.  Other Denominations   Other Denominations May Decide To Open Perechial Schoo!s

Senate Votes To Authorize  73 New Judges  Dirksen Leads Losing Re ‘publics an Fight to

Senate A pproves 73 New Judges, 14 More Than Kennedy Wanted; GOP Protests Tornado Tactics

Congress OK’s 73 Judgeships  Voice Vote Sends   Voice Vote Sends Bill to Kennedy

 RECORD NUMBER Senators Approve  73 New US Judges   HOUSE UNIT ACTS Missile Bases Under  One Head Ordered

Senate Votes For 73 New U. 5. Judges Dirksen Puts  First Year Cost A+ $4 296 110

On ; Ty e Inside   PNET UNS TENA PVN     Tenn. Woman Who Has Aided Many Selected For National Honor in 1961]

Thanks yiving, Pre-Christmas Celebrations Police Warn Holiday Motorists; Kiddies Await Santa’s Arrival

 te *  = ‘’ 7 * Thanksgiving, Pre-Christmas Celebrations  Police W arn Holiday Motorists; Kiddies Await Santa’s Arrival

Misspells ‘Wherewithal” Jerry Bows Out In 3rd Round Of National Bee

Roundtrip Takes 10 Minutes  X15 Goes 13 Miles Up in Harrowing Tesi

Jaunt Sets Altitude Record   Test Pilot Calls X-15 Flight ‘A Cliff-Hanger’

Rocket Ship Hits Record Altitude  - Soars 31 Miles;   Soars 31 Miles; ‘Cliff-Hanger All the Wav’

Engine Quits: Briefly During Record Flight  Pilot Flies Weightless  a

Flies X15 Rocket Ship 31 Miles High Despite Momentary Failure of Engine

Record Flight Made Despite  Some Trouble   Pilot Is Weightless For Two Minutes  At Top of His Climh

Rocket Plane Goes Record $1 Miles High   Pilot Joe Walker Describes Flight As “Cliff-Hanger”’

Syrian Troops Revolt Over Nassers Rule   Reds Join Demonstrations In Damascus Blasting UAR   FYPLOITEDND

Terms Paris Talks “Interesting”  LBJ Returns To Washing’ gion After Hammarskjold Rites

SOVIETS HELD RESPONSIBLE  U.S. Will Not Deal With  East Germans on Berlin

U.S. Rejects Red Demands On Berlin   Russ Responsible For Any Actions Of East Germans

Renew Orders Which Caused Revolt In 1953   Workers Will Be Docked For Les: Than Perfect Jobs

True Story Now Apparent  East Germans Face Higher Hated Job Norms, Speedup   Previous Crackdown Resulted In Bloody Uprising Of 1953

Fence Stirs Berlin Tear Gas Tussle   Razing Crew Receives — Successful Western Police Defense.

Police ina GrenadeTossing Incident At Berlin Border   But West Germans Manage To Rip Out a Fence; About 150 Bombs Thrown.

West Berliners Remove Fence  — gs. gm   Border Guards Toss Tear Gas

Fence !s Torn Down Along Berlin Border   West Berlin Police Defend Workmen With Tear Gas

W. BerlinPolice Aid Fence Razinc  Defend Workmen on Job Despite Gas

Largest In 25 Years  Northwest Forest Fires Cause Of Big Strugele

Fires Still On Rage  In Montana   - Three Firemen Killed; Others Injured Slightly

3 Fire Fighters Dead in Montane  Humidity Up, Wind Down. Helos Crews

Nature helps firefighters   Three dead and scores injured in Montana fires

Britain Hits Iraq Claims To Kuwait   Kassem Plans To Annex OiLRich Desert Land

lraqi Claim To Kuwait Is Rejected   Britain Promises Oil Sheikdom Aid If Requested

Britain Rejects lraq Premier's Claim to Kuwait  Start Consultations With Ruler of State

a  ared  nen “nef neir bac etailed  CLAIM OF...  Ga v  TO OIL &*,

Britain Rejects lraq‘’s Claim to Kuwait, Oil Rich Neighbor State

No Miltary  Move Seen At Present  Nasser. Also Has Eve Oy Shailde..

Britain Rejects Iraqi Claim To Oil-Rich State of Kuwait  Protectorate Over Kuwait Was Ended   Protectorate Over Kuwait Was Ended Last Week: Aggression Feared

Britain Disputes Iraq on Claim to Sheikdom   LONDON — )— Kuwait today rejected Iraq’s move to annex it.

lraq Plans To Annex Neighbor   Premier’s Claim on Oi Rich State of Kuwait Reiected by British

IRAQ TRIES TO GRAB OIL SHIEKDOM   Britain Yields Kawait Protectorate But Rejects Kassem’s Claim To Worlds Richest Oi!  Area.

Great Britain Rejects Iraq Claim To the Oil-Rich State of Kuwait

Compromise Ends Railroad Strike Threaf  NYC and Union Shelve Dispute Until Next Apri

Kennedy Cheered by Senate Victory — On Program of Foreign Aid Louns

Byrd Amendment Killed  JFK Wins Victory On Foreign Aid   Kennedy Cheered By Key Senate Victory On Foreian Aid Bill

INDEX   NWO VISITORS   J FK, Cheered Over Aid Bill. Studies Berlin

Candidates In 3 Villages File   Will Skip Primary; Special Issues Listed

Columbiana, Lisbon To Skip Primary Vote   County Seat, School District And Leetoniz To Vote On Finances

Violence Erupts In S. Africa   3-Day Political Strike Begins, Mobs Stone Buses, Block Roads

Brother F ights Brother As Republic Day Nears   Castro’s Tractor Deal  Is Figured As Blunder

§. Africans Riot   KRCG-TV, KWOS Schedule Newcasts For Memorial Day   Challe Defends Algeria Action Insurgent General Collapses  At Opening of Treason Trial

Non-Whites On Strike In South Africa   In Protest to Cutting Ties With Britain

African Mobs Block Roads, Unrest Flares  Sta it 3-Day  Chccthkn ak

South African Racial Strike Turns Violent   All Armed Forces Are Mobilized To Cope With Troubl

Nonwhite Tieup Open Today For South Africans   Strike to Continue Until Nation Cuts Ties With Britain

Mobs Grow Violent In South Afric   Buses Are Stoned, One Driver Shot

(VIOLENCE ERUPTS IN STRIKE   African Mobs Riot In South African Political Strike

Roads Blocked, Buses Stoned  Mob Violence Breaks Out In African Strike

African Mobs Block Roads, Stone Buses  Violence Erupts As South Africa

SOME VIOLENCE  ee ee ee ns " Bes  _S. A. Strike Only Partially Effective

Violence Breaks Out  S. African Strike By Nonwhites  Showing Effects

You'll Find It   Nathan Leopold Likes Puerto Rico-- ‘Thrill Killer’ Weds Widow

J.F.K. Asks School Aid  Harmony   President Says Division  On Bill Could Sap Streneth

Says Division Would Sap U.S. Strenath   School Pay Cut Softening Bid

Kennedy Hope: Dispute Won't Divide Nation   Calls For Religious Harmony; Private Schools May Get Aid

Kennedy asks religious harmony for the nation   Warns of dangers in school aid hassle

JFK Offers ‘Two-Point ‘Proposal   Calls For Passage Of Pending Aid Bill, Study Of Loans To Church Schools

Kennedy Plea For Religious Harmony Given   Division On School Aid Issue Will ‘Sap National Strength’; Proposes Two-Point Solution

‘COULD SAP NATIONAL STRENGTH’  Kennedy Urges Religious Harmony, Warns Against  School Issue Dividing U.S.

K canedy “Asks for Religious Harmony 'to Avoid Division on School Aid Issue

Fears Heated Row Will Sap US. Strength   Calls for Loan Bill Now, Parochial Inauirtes Later

Kennedy: Don t Let Schoo! Aid Divide Country   Calls for Harmony On Religious Issue

Warns U.S. Issue Can Split Nation   Pledges to Study Legality of Loans To Private Schools

Congress Has Bill on Federal Aid  President Asks This Measure Be Passed First

CALLS FOR PASSAGE OF SCHOOL AID   President Wants $2.3 Billion Bill Without Church Amendments; Would Consider Parochial Loans Later.

Religious Harmony  Needed on School Aid   Urges Passage of $2.3 Billion Public Aid Bill

School Aid Bill Fuss Deplored   Kennedy Says Conflict Will Sap Strength

Calls For Religious Harmony   Also Discusses Work Week, United Nations And Disarmament

In Re -ligious Groups  ‘neni NNARLRANI en ehinapinnncenseiianrccinnnmunennninanithe  School Aid Issue

Warns Division on Sensitive Issue Could Sap Our National Strength   Offers Two-Point Proposal to Solve Problem; Suggests Disarmament Talks Resume Next August: Opposes Shorter Work Week

Urges Approval of His Plan Without Changes, Pledges Cooperation in Study of Private School Loans

President Calls For Religious Harmony So That National Strength Will Not Be Weakened.   2-POINT SOLUTION TO PROBLEM OFFERED

Vows He'll Study All Aid Facets  Asks August Talk  On Disarmament

Two-Point Plan Is Proposed To Solve Problem   Urges Passage Of Assistance Bill Without Changes

OFFERS PLAN FOR SOLVING HOT ISSUE   Admits Keeping Close Scrutiny On Laos Trouble

News Conference Held  U. S. President Calls  For Religious Harmon:

Warns Division On School Aid To Sap Strength   Offers Two Point Solution of Issue.

President Renews Appeal   Cooperation Pledged To Join Congress In Study of Issue

Warns Against Split Over Aid   Urges Congress Pass Bill, ‘Then Study Parochial Issue

‘Would Sap National Strength’   Wants Public School  Aid Approved First

Kennedy Urges Religious Harmony On School Bill; OpposesShortWorkWeek

Tax Parley Postponed  For Rewrite Legislators May °   Legislators May Find Action Is Late For Session

IN SPECIAL SESSION  Texas Tax Panel Postnones Pebale  SIU Cs exo

Army ‘Gag’ Figure Gen. Walker Quits Service to Pursue Anti-Red Fight

Sheot Militiaman Aboard as a Guard  Aerial Hijackers Force Cuban Pilot to Fly Airliner to Miami

East German Guards Fire On Youths, Cross Border To Grab Two, Is Report

Eyewitnesses Claim 2 Seized In Fake Escape   15 Vopos Open Fire On Teenagers At Mock Rendezvous

Reds Cross Border to Kidnap Pair   Communist Maneuvers May Be New Crisis Pressure

Two Youths Taken From  Allied Zone   Communist Police Believed To Have Wounded Berliners

 Moves Proposed by Kennedy  Demo, GOP Leaders Disagree On Anti-Recession Program

Party Leaders Disagree On Kennedy Plan   ‘Democrats See Quick “Result While GOP Say: Effect: Will Be Slow -

House Unit Calls It ‘Virtually Unattainable’  Rejection Of Teacher Pay Increase Program Urged

Substitute Measure  Is Unlikely   It Replaces Cuba's Charge Against U.S,

In the UN . U.S. Likely to Ask Dropping lof Cuban Agaression Charae

US. To Ask U.N. To Drop Cuban Matter   vyooO MLCH PLAY   WOLATED COUNTRY

To Insist It Be Dropped   Invasion Claim Sets  Off Bitter Exchance

U.S. Seeks End lo Cuba Debate  sammina af leecda   Dropping of Issue In U.N. Pondered

U.S. Seeks End To Cuba Debate   Dropping of Issue In U.N. Pondered

60 Years of Close U.S. Cuban Relations End   DOCK WORKERS BOYCOTT HANDLING CUBAN GOODS

U.S. Insists On Dropping Fidel Castro's Charge   U.N. Due To Debate  ‘Invasion’ Claims

US Expected to Insist UN Drop Castro's Charge   Security Council To Continue Debate

Debate Opens With Exchange Of Accusations   Wadsworth Rips Castro Regime In Two Speeches

US Expected To Ask For  Charge Drop   Invasion Charge Is Called False And Ridiculous

U.N. Still Debating Cuba Claim  U.S. Likely Te Incict   U. S. Likely To Insist Castro Bid Be Droppec Without Action

U.S. To Ask U.N. ‘Shelve’ Castro Claim  To Insist Invasion Charce Re TDranne.

LITTLE TERRY JO   Shipwreck Victim, 11, Survives Ordeal on Raft, Recovering

Skipper Of Doom Ship Kills Self   Yacht Sank Sunday With 2 Survivors

Her Condition Called Critical —  Pretty Child, Who Drifted 4 Days On Atlantic After Ship Sank, Saved

‘State Girl, 11, Survives Ordeal ‘of 3% Days Adrift on Raft in Sea

Skipper Kills Himself  Girl Plucked From Atlantic After 81 Hours Adrift Shows ‘Dramatic Improvement’

lll-Fated Ketch Captain Kills Himself, Bringing Number Of Deaths To 6

Doctor Thinks Child, Found Adrift at Sea, “Wall Make It”   BULLETIN

Only Girl Survives  Yacht’s Skipper Takes Life After Dramatic Rescue

Green Bay Girl ‘Satisfactory’ Skipper for Lost State Family Kills Himself

Shipwreck  Survivor  ‘Critical’ 11-Year-Old Girl  Was Adrift Over 3 Days In Atlantic

Green Bay Gir Survives 3-Day Drift in Ocean   Physician Lists Condition Betweer Serious, Critical

Pluckea from Katt.  Skinper of Sani Keck} Kill Himsell: Girt Rallies

Pull girl from drifting raft   11-year-old is rescued, believe ‘she'll make. it’

Man Who Survived Beat’s Sinking Kills Self; Girl Left to Unravel Mystery

Girl, t1, May Survive Ordeal  On Raft 314 Days. Four Others Lost

Yacht Mystery Grows As Miami Skipper Kills Self; Rescued Raft Girl Rallies

Little Terry Jo “May Make It”  Girl, 11. Who Drifted Over Three Days On Raft. Said **Serious””

Girl Critical AfterRescue   “ Think She Will Make It,” Says Doctor for Terry Jo Duperrault

Skipper of Lost Boat Kills Self   Apparently 5 Dead in Sea Mishap; Girl Adrift Saved.

Shipw reck Victim. I] Is Resting  After 35 Days Of Drifting On Raft At Sea

Girl found on liferaft  Captain of ill-fated ketch kills himself

Captains suicide ups ketch death toll to 6   Girl aains strenath

SKIPPER OF SHIP COMMITS SUICIDE   Capt. Julian Harvey Lost Charter Craft Last Sunday: Girl Surviver Gaining

Captain of Ill-Fated — Yacht Takes Own Life: Young Girl Recovering

DOCTOR THINKS SHE’LL LIVE Plucky Little Shipwreck Victim’s Life In Balance   PINK SLACKS   IN A BASKET

-Lost-At- Sea 34 Days, -Girl Probably Will Live   Now There’s Onl One Survivor

Expected To Recover  Shipwreck Victim, II, Drifts 32 Days On Sea

It's a Losing Game, — Oregon Girl Discovers at Miss U. S. A. Contest

Vanquished Miss U.S.A. Contestant Says Beauty Pageants Are For The Birds

Contests No Picnic, Girl Finds   Beauty Contestant Loses Ring, $100, Luggage and Sleep

INDEX      Oregon Beauty Stranded After Going Broke at Miss U.S.A. Pageant

Man Found in Alaske Wilds After 10 Days   Sceadiianiictias us, ausiaitantinaipad dilations  Oregon Beauty Contest Winner Finds N. Y. Competition Harrowing Event

Failures Cause Of Plane Crash   Pilot Not Aware of Imminent Danaer

Philippine Election May Be Protested  President Won't Concede Victory;  Doubte Returne

Garcia plans vote protest   Effort to delay the inauguration of Macapaaal

CONGO APOLOGIZES TO ITALY   PHILIPPINE PAY-OFF  Garcia May Protest Vote

Accident That “Couldn’‘t Hapnen””. Does      U.S. Missile Shoots Down B52 Bomber

Ed Kolerha, 42, Columnist For Courier, Feared Dead In Pacific Plane Crash

Man Faces Charge Of False Report   Three Bodies. Are Found After Airplane Crash

a ie center nee eS  Two Smashups In Traffic Involve Total Of 5 Cars   Heater Accident Hurts Small Boy

Farmers Might ‘Get Tough’ if Milk Strike Lingers, Says Dairy Leader

RR.CROSSING SEVEN DIE   Only One Auto Passenger Survives Louisiana Tragedy; No One Injured on Fast Train.

CAR HITON — R.R. CROSSING  =SEVEN DIE   Only One Auto Passenger Survives Louisiana Tragedy; No One Injured on Fast Train.

SPY Sah FU We oe  Sole Survivor of Car-Train Crash Improves In Opelousas

. Adopt Plans for Fallout Shelters ‘tor Inhabitants of City of 17,250

Lenten Guideposts  personal messages of Inspiration and faith      To Dad: A Silent Promise

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS   Gil Hodges, the Baseball Star, Tells How He Prized His Father's Advice on Prayer

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Formula Needed United Nations’ Ailments: Lack of Money, Leadership

Students Go Wild At Purdue   Sorority House Rammed After School Election

Small Nations Stymie Soviet U.N. Offensive   SOVIFTS ABSTAINED   FIVE ABSTENTIONS

Russia Bows fo Asian and African Opinion, Abstains in Council-Vote   Apparently Is Unwilling to Incur Anger of Uncommitted Nations by Vetoing Resolution; Soviet Move to End U.N. Operations Crushed

Soviets Bow To Pressure; Resolution Authorizes Use Of Force If Necessary

RUSSIA FAILS TO USE VETO Asian-African Peace Plan For Congo Gets Security Council OK

Force. If Needed, To Avert War Soviets Bow To Pressure,  Allow U.N. Plan On Conga

AFRAID TO USE VETO Soviets Bow, Agree to Force If Necessary in Congo Wars

Katanga Calls For Civilian Mobilization   SOVIETS AGREE TO MOVE UNDER PRESSURE

Soviets Bow to Pressure Of Asian and African Opinion, Abstain From Voting Along With France

Congo Peace Plan Backed In U.N. Vote    Council Approves Use Of Force To Prevent Civil War

U.N. Council — Approves Peace Plan For Congo   Soviet Bow To Pressure Of Asian, African Opinion: To Use Force

Setback For Soviets!  U.N. Voted Authority To Use Force In Congo   Katanga Mobilizes Forces To Oppose United Nations

Reds Bow To Will  Of People Permit Council  To Approve UN  Lise of Force

Soviets Bow To Afro-Asian Pressure Bloc   United States On Winning Side In Crucial 9-0 Vote

U.N. Authorized To Use Force To Stop Civil War In Conge   REDS. FRANCE ABSTAIN

U. S. VOTES $WITH WINNER IN COUNCIL   Condemnation Of Atrocities Fails After Red Vetoes

Russ Permit U.N. to Okay Using Force in the Congo  Soviets Bow to Pressures of Asian: African Opinion

Soviets Bow To Pressure—  Vote Is 9-0   Resolution Authorizes United Nations To Use Force If Necessary To Prevent War In Congo

U.N. Votes To Use Force In Congo ‘As Reds Bow To Asians, Africans

Weather   U.N. Use Of Force 0.K.’é Yor Congo  Pressure, Allow Annraval Of Pia».

Afro-Asian  Pressure Halts Soviet  Zorin Lets § Measure Pass ? In 9 to 0 Vote

U.N. Approve: Use Of Force  Only If Necessary To Halt Congo Civil Wars

Force Use In Congo by U.N. Voted  Soviet Union Bows   Soviet Union Bows To Pressure of Asians. Africans

Prisoner Saws Way Out   To Use Force  Soviets Bow fe. = Pressure in U. No

RUSSIANS YIELD U. N. Approves Use Of Force In Congo If War Threatens

Force Use In Congo Approved   Security Council Authorizes Force If Necessary To Prevent Civil War

Council Okays Plan Authorizing Force In Congo   U.S. on Winning Side, Russian Resolution ls Battered 8-1]

U.N. Deals Russ Defeat, Approves Force in Congo   Asian-African Resolution Passes 9-0 Council Vote

Soviets Bow To Pressure From Nations   Allow U.N. To Use Force in Congo fo Prevent Civil War

Soviet Magazine Blasts Kennedy Union Address ‘For ‘Cold War Echoes’

Kansas City Battered by Snowstorm   Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, Dakota, . Minnesota Suffer .

inis Area A A target  Mountain- Born Storm Sends Snow To Plains   Conditions Hazardous     Snow Storm Snarls Kansas City Traffic

K.C. Paralyzed  Emergency Measures On  ‘As Storm Ties Up Traffic

Weather:  Snowstorm Paralyzes  Kansas City   Forecast Calls. For Some Snow  In East Kansas

K.C. Paralyzed Today by Snow; Huge Fall Seen   Transportation Is Thoroughly Snarlec As Storm Arrives

Questions Face U.S.  Business   Berlin Crisis, Auto Strike, Steel Prices Bring Some Uncertainty

; Detlin, Autos, oteel...,      Three Questions Are Business Concern

3 Big Questions Bother Business: War One of Therr  Auta Strike and Ctaa   Auto Strike and Steel Prices Are the Others

U. §. No Longer Belongs in U.N.  Goldwater Expresses are eemm« ra _ 2

Goldwater Wants Elder Kennedy's mn §. Out of U.N. Condition Same

Campaign To Protest Training Of — Yugoslavs Gaining Wide Support

Auto Union Opens Talks With AMC   Expect Tougher Bargaining Than With Big Three

Latin Americans Shy From Action Against Castro   Stevenson Gets Blunt Advice in Argentina

a Ne  Hedge on Action To Oust Castro      Latins Reluctant to Move Against Cuba

Shy On Action Against Castro Latin States ‘Anxious’  To Talk About U.S. Aid

Stevenson Finds U.S. Aid Sought   Advised U.S. Should ‘Live And Let Live’

LATIN AMERICA WANTS US. AID   But Shy On Castro, - Stevenson Finds —

Latins Want U. S. Aid but Shy from Anti-Castro Acts   Adlai Bluntly Told Support Will be Lacking

Latins Believe Castro Will Fall If Lett Alone Without Outside “Push”

Blockade Leaders In Congo   Troops Take Action _ After Unity Parley Turns Into Battle

Another Weekend Sees Heavy Toll Of Lives Taken In North Carolina

Weekend Violence Claims 16 Lives Compared To Three Previous Week

Refueling Space Ships Big Probler   U. S. Seeking Ways To Do Job In Orbit; Mav Erect ‘Motels’

Japan Partly Blames ll S. for Ite Nafirit  ViThO. Veit  In World Trade

Confair To Offer Amendment . .  Gas Tax Hike Nears.  Showdown in State Senate

Confair Would Make Gas Tax 1-Year Boost.  Plans Amendment,  Would Vote for Tax If Proposal Fails

In Brantly Hall  Fire Routs Coeds From MSU Dormitory; Room Damaged

Girl Back Home for Final Rest   10-Year-Old Flies To Japan Following Visit to America

REL NITED WITH FATHER Onee-Active Mira Could Neither See. Hear Him

UAW Gets New Offer From Ford   Roughly Parallels Proposal Accepted From General Motor

UAW Gets New Offer From Ford   Report Economic Bid : Rough Parallel to GM Proposal.

New Offer Made By Ford Co.  Depends On Agreements In  Next 2 Weeks

1 FOR ONLY $5.00  Nera m= At Peace Tou..  Ford Makes Eesnatill Offer Equal To GM’s  Accepted Proposal

-Tension Around the World   Governor Alters Shelter Plan: Schools Pressured to Build

Rock Scraps Defense Plan To ‘Go-Home’  Puts Pressure On Schools to Build Sheiters

UN Assembly Authorizes  Emergency Congo Funds  Problems of Money for 1961 Still Unsolved After Action

Hammarskjold Gets Authority On Financing  - Secretary May Pay  $8 Million Costs Monthly Till 21et

Good Offers Received Stratton Is Not Ready Yei To Reveal Future Plans

LAWRENCE BATS .500: Trailer Bill OK'd, Tax Program For Education Solidly Whipped

Rhodesian Police Leaves Cancelled   Conflict Mounting With the British

Eichmann clings grimly to his ‘honor   Former Gestapo colonel in plea for his life

Eichmann Holds Oath Came First   Seeks To Justify His Loyalty As SS Officer

In Outright Plea for Life  Kichmann Calls Death Orders Only Lovalty

Rapid Replies Evoke Outbursts In Audience  Blistering Cross-Exam Shatters Eichmann

Calls Slaughter ‘Hideous’ Eichmann Clings To  ‘Honor, Begs Fi or Life

Clings Grimly To ‘Honor’  Eichmann Refuses To Admit Nazis Who Killed Jews Were Criminals

Defendant Cracks Again.... Eichmann Refuses to Admit  Murder of Jews Was Crime

iN FOr i alkKs  Negotiators Turn To Settlement of Local Plant Rows

Ford, UAW Try To Solve Plant Level Disputes   Hopes Dim for Earh  End of Strike Whicl Has Idled No. ; _ Auto Maker.

Castro Plans Gagarin Fete   July 26 War Celebration  To Honor Soviet Spaceman

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Ford-U.A.W, Pact Brightens the Outlook

Air Access To Berlin Key Point   Gen. Clay Denies Any: New Policy on Germany ‘At Berlin Conference

U. S. to Continue Full Support of West Berlin Plans   Report Called False, Distorted And Incomplete

Kills Rumors Predicting U.S. Appeasement  Re-unification, Air Routes.  Said Essential’.

Clay Denies U.S. Plans fo Change German Policy  No Recognition of East Germany, He Tells Berliners

Leftist Units Gain Major Victory in Laos   Soviet Air Lifts Strengthen Troops For New ‘Assaults. -

Russ Air ‘Lift Active  a ne  Reds Rush Buildup For Big Laos Push

Would BeIstIn 14 Years Keystone’s Huge Budget Has Chanee ‘To Balance

AND ONE SAID. . “MOM, I'M SCARED  Heart-T: Touching Farewells Then on to Fiery Death

Stores Owned By Whites Looted  Nigerian Rioters Stone U.S. Belgian Embassies

Riots Staged Against U.S. And Belgium   Violence Inspired  By Lumumba Death But Damage Minor

2 Young Nearoes Break Barrier At Georgia U.   Become Enrolled For Classes; Appeals Fail

State Colleges Being Shortchanged In Tax Dollars, Educator Declares

Colleges Need Financial Help  Shortchanged In Taz Battle More Than

In Battle For Funds  Educator Says Colleges Are Being Short-Changed

Firm's 1959 Income Gas Rate Hike Foes Try To Get Tax Statement   Said Losing Thing

Sifuation In Congo. Worries U.S. Officials   Dangerous Crisis Seen if UN. Efforts At Peace Collapse

You'll Find It   Sreanaown UF Dal. Shorts Feared  Troubles In Congo Worry Kennedy Officials

Dangerous New East-West Crisis and United Nations Slowdown In Congo Listed as Top Threats Facing Kennedy Administration

Crisis Cited In U. N. Peace Efforts  * * * * * * * * * * x * wolk* *  fy > es  e ny Tr. Bt seve en ee ee ogee —_   Administration Says Red Chinese Gaining Streneth

All Of Enclave "xceptCapital City Occupied   Invaders, Backed By Tanks, Planes, Blitz Resistance

BLITZ FORCES SUPPORTED BY TANKS, PLANES   Invaders -Welcomed By Goans, According To  Indian Spokesman   PORTGUESE WILL ‘RESIST TO END’

Claims Troops rave All Bul Goan Capital  Source Expects Victory Today; Defense Fails

Portugal Rule Over Enelaves About Ended   Leader of Invasion Forces Appointed to Be Governor of Goa

Invasion Head Named Goa’s New Governor   Say Troops Entering Nova Goa, Portuguese Colonial Capital

Troops Occupy All Of Goa Except Capital City   Indian Victory Imminent   Kx . Kx . xK KCK K : xK Soviet Union Kills UN Resolution

Occupy All of Goa Enclave Except Capital   Two Smaller Territories Taken With Little Resistance; Menon Names General as Governor.

Indian Blitz Successful In Goa Area  Can:ital Citu Only   Capital City Only Spot Not Conquerec By Indian Invaders

Fogo Has ine Answer Primer For Parents Gives Facts C On Supervising Juvenile TV Watching

Newest Government Primer Outlines What Every Parent Needs To Know

—Albert's In It, Too— ‘Pogo’ Primer Is Issued As Textbook For Parents

U.S. Troop Use Aired by Senator  Peace Talks Begin ‘On Dusty Laos Road

Susy Is Charged Today All Evidence Entered In George Cutter Case

Congress May Quit This Week   Senate Tangled In Dispute Over Filibustering

Congress Nears End of Session Maneuvers, Talking  eee mee See area Se ee Ty

‘Adjournment Nears Congress Sets Key Vote On Filibuster Restriction

20 Nations Enter Progress Alliance   Only Cuba Abstains From Latin-American Pact Launching $20 Billion Program: Dillon and Guevara Engage in Bitter Exchange

US, 19 LA Nations Ink Aid Alliance   Signing of Charter Officially Launches President Kennedy’s $20-Billion Plan

19 Latin-Americatt Nations And U.S: Start Aid Prooran   All But Cuba Sign 8,000-Word Charter For Billione In Aid

Uruguay: —  Latin Conference  Finished Today   Nations Sign Charter  For Procrese Preacram

All But Cuba:  U.S., 19 Latin American ‘Nations Approve Alliance

Charter Sigried By 20 Nations   $20 Billion Plan for Progress Is Launcher

Martial Law In Bolivia   Plane With Illicit Cargo Forced Dowr By Fighter Planes

(Ceprighted 1960, A Nationa! Council of Charchea Religios Features)

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Council of Churches Religior Features)

Demands All U.N. Troops Leave Congo   Russ Back Gizenga Regime; Mobs Stone Belgian Embassy

Russia Asks Foreigners et C  Quit Congo   Reds Will Refuse UN Recognition OF Iammarskjold

Help Offered Gizenga, Aide Of Leteaiie   Mobs Stone Belgian Embassy in Moseoy In Killing Reaction

Dag Loses Russian Recognition  USSR Demands Foreign Troops  T eave Canosa

Denounce Dag And Withdraw  Recognition Angry Mobs Stone Embassy Of Belgium

Demand UN Troops Quit Congo, Assert Radical Gizenga Is Only Legal Premier

Weather   Arrests W. Bristol Man  FBI Finds Illegal  Cache In i eaates

French Jets Shoot At Russian Plane   . SOVIET PRESIDENT WAS ABOARD LINER

French Jets Fire Warning Shots Around Craft Carrying Soviet  President

French Fire Warning On Soviet Plane   Russians Riled At Buzzing Of Brezhnev Plane Morocco Bound

French Fire Shots Near Russ Plane   President of Soviet Brezhnev Endangered, Says Moscow Protest —Bound to Morocco

French Jets In Attack, Brezhnev Arrives Safely.   Incident: Over Algiers Brings Protest From NMoacrvau-

French Jets Open Fire On  Soviet Plane Claim Turboiet   Claim Turbojet With President Wouldn‘t Reply

Protest Made Over Incident Near Algiers   Soviet Jet Failed to Answer Radio Calls: No Damage Reported

French Jets Fire Warning Shots At Soviet Airliner  Deusacam DPenestand   Russian President, Other Top Officials Aboard Red Plane

Big Three Might Offer Package   Contract Expires Aug. 31; UAW Locals Conduct Strike Votes

Radar Measure Loses In Senate By Close Vote   See Possibility Of Recalling Bill At Later Date

Senate Democrats Will Try Ag>in to Get Votes For Radar Speed Checks

Laos Given Emphasis in 6-Hour Talk   Luncheon Featured by Exchange of Toasts And Anecdotes.

American-Soviet Relations To Be Shaped By Crucial Talks; Kennedy Warmly Met

U. S. President, Soviet Premier  In Gonference   Kennedy And Khrushchev Meet First Time In Vienna For Two-Day Talks

JFK, Nik Talking On Cordial Terms   President Has Berlin Warning

leaders Confer At U.S. Embassy   Vienna Gives President Far Warmer Welcome

HARK THE HERALD - -   “Your Hospital —A Community Partnership” —

Strike May Halt Missile Base Tests   Dispute Could Lead To Wildcat Walkout; Appeal to President

Change in Rules On Debate Asked   Southern Opponents Have the Upper Hanc

Senate Takes Up Filibuster Curb, But Southerners Have Upper Hand

South Appears fo Have Edge. in ‘Gag’ Vote   Debate Issue Comes Before Senate Tuesday

Senate Opens Battle Over Filibusters  Dixie Opponents   Dixie Opponents Seen Holding Top Hand In Rules Tif!

JEngines, Rotor Blades \Umbaugh Says Production [Of Parts For U-18 Slated

U.S ._ Fights Congo Secession   Follows Tshombe’s Anti-UN Movement

Dag Also Wants More Troops Katanga President Calls For Total Mobilization

To Provide Aid  U.S. Bombers, Air Force Instructors Ordered  To Assist South Viet Nam

U.S. to Send S. Viet Nam Fliers, B26s   Will Bolster Nation Against Growing Red Guerrilla Fight

To Strengthen Air Power .. .  US Sending Instructors To Help South Viet Nam

U.S. Orders 200 AF Instructors ToS. Viet Nam   Some B26 Bombers on Way to Strengthen Beleaguered Nation’s Air Power.

Increasing Red Attacks Cause Concern   200 Instructors Along With B26s Ordered To Country

Senate Votes Disarmament Agency Plan  Armed Services Chairman Loses Opposition Bid

‘Scott, Green in Biffer Exchange Over Payoffs Charge in Philadelphia

Home Ripped By Blast. Fire   Couple Injured at Fond du Lac And Their House !s Destroyed

Sal A a lh ee ee sunday, May 7, 1961 ir [Hii I  U.S. Must Change Tacties

In the News   WATERSHED DIRECTORS NAME RALPH WENDT — PRESIDENT OF FLOYD VALLEY ASSOCIATION Executive Committee  Makes Plans For Mebmership Drive

WATERSHED DIRECTORS NAME RALPH WENDT — PRESIDENT OF FLOYD VALLEY ASSOCIATION  Executive Committee Makes Plans For Mebmership Drive

U.S. Will Study Offer Carefully   White House Declines Comment Until Entire Speech Is Studied

U.S. Reacts Cautiously To Offer   Allied Differences Over Berlin Have Been Exaggerated, Kennedy

Union, GM Move Near Settlement?   Local Strikes Close Many Plants; Top UAW Board Confers

UAW, GM Try to End  Local-Level Disputes   Union Executive Board to Hold  Special Session

Settlements ‘Trickle ln’  At GM Plants   68 Reach Accord: Union's Executive Board Calls Parley

Temperature Chart      Southerners Un-American. Jailed Pastor Says

Southerners Not Model Americans, Claims Minister ‘Freedom Rider’

MINISTER LEAVES JAIL Freedom Rider Says Southerners  Are Un-American, Un-Christian

CRICKET FAN DOESN‘T SAVVY BASEBALL  Maris Is Going To Strike An Infant ?

Englishman Concludes That Baseball Is "Silly Business,” (Not In It With His Cricket)

No Offense Old Chap -Baseball !s Silly Business-English Lawyer Says

Titan Missile Nearer Combat Readiness   Trouble-Shooting Missile Destroyed

Money, Leadership Big issues -State Solons Convene In ‘Problem’ Session

eciatecmmoscnmamcnmmnmorconens CAUCUS NAMES SENATE PRO. TEM HEAD 2:20: Tax. Hunary Texas Legislature Convenes Today 

Nurse Says She Can‘t Observe Orders to Report     i i, i, ii, ii ai, i ae

Russia Accused Of “Bad Faith, Betraying Hopes   But Nuclear Test   But Nuclear Test Ban Conference  Will Meet Again

Leaderless U.N. Observing 16th Birthday Today  Appear Powerless To Call Halt Tea Deal BDilacte

United Nations Powerless on loth Anniversary   Leaderless World Or ganization Even Un able to Call for Halt  In Testing.

Leaderless UN Observing 16th Birthday, Powerless to Halt Soviets’ Bomb-Testing

Lea derless.” Un 16th birth day  U.N. Powerless To Call Hall  To Soviet’s Nuclear Testing

U.N. Vote On Big Bombh Is Blocked  Agreement  Said Near  1 Wen Te ie T Seg) Ree

Tornado Hits Southwest; At Least 14 Die   71 Injured As Storm Strikes Ark. And Okla,

AE £OETOQUES ALF EICY  Tornadoes Batter Towns In Eastern Oklahoma-Arkansas

14 Killed, 71 Iniured As Tornadoes Batter Towns In Oklahoma, Arkansas

Southwest Tornadoes Claim 14   71 Persons Injured As Twisters Batter Oklohama and Arkanen

Kennedy Airs Hope of Better Ties With Reds   President-Elect Replies to Greeting From Khrushchev

Kennedy, McCormick Differ. . . Trouble Brewing Overt  Parochial School Aid

House Leader Splits On Issue Of School Aid   Kennedy Facing Problem With Party

HOUSE LEADER SPLITS OVER ISSUE Kennedy Faces Fight On Refusal To Include Parochial School Aid

Party Split Is Threatened Over Aid to Schools   House Leader Wants Construction Loans Made to Private Institutions.

Franco's Finger Badly Torn When Gun Explodes On Sunday Hunting Trip

Thousands Take Up Life As Refugees   Tornado Slashes Kaplan, La., Killing One, Injuring 50

Thousands of Louisianans Settle Down to Refugees’ Life   Storm Damage in Millions

Thousands Are Grimly Sitting Out Hurri cane Carla   LOUISIANA RICE CROP THREATENED

LakeCharles  Holds Many  Refugees Thousands  Evacuated AlnAen,-] ~f , nee

JUDGE GRANTS 80 DAYS FOR ‘COOLING OFF   Cites Danger to U.S. Safety

Action Extends Current Truce   Unions Plan Appeal of Court Decision

Vote of Cabbies Defeat for Hoffa  Rival Union Named Reaeranining Anent

Defeat For Hoffa! Chicago Cab Drivers Oust Teamsters In NLRB Vote

Hoffa Is Given Chicago Rebuff  Cab Drivers Against - Teamster Affiliate

Cabbies Oust Hoffa Union —   Corrupt Local Loses as Bargaining Agent in Chicago Ballot

He Meet: Chicago Defeat   Reform Union Wins Election Among Drivers

hicago:  Hoffa Beaten in  Union Election Rival Wins Right to   Rival Wins Right to Be Bargaining Agent

Hoffa Given Big Defeat In Chicago Vote  "Teamsters Local Is  Qiesetad Aa« Aaant

Soviet Blast At Dag;  Demand Withdrawal Of All Foreign Troops   Achievement In Space  Grand Assault On The Unknown

Achievement In Space  1961 Promises To Be Year Of First Manned Flight

1961 looms As Exciting Space Year   Probably Year When Man First Soars Into Space

Dazzling Pace Of Infant Space Age Is Quickening   Rw ALTON RLAKFSLEF

Mail Siage Driver Held Up Old West Style By Two Wool Capped Bandifs

—Onthe Wells-F argo Trail  =   Bandits Rob Stage of $12,000 in Rugged Area

Ohio Flood: Edging Into  Evansville   , River Swollen Along Indiana Border—Set White River Crests Higher; Rains Due

Laos Reds Score. Gains While Ceasefire Waits  Western Observers. Fear Royal Forces ‘Mav. Collanse Despite New Arms Shipments -

Take Lead President Tells OAS   Calls for New Era of Progress In W. Hemisphere

Kennedy Appeals To OAS for New Period of Progress   Wants Organization to Work4er Social Justice

Collaboration for Hemispheric Development  Kennedy Calls for New Era of Progress and Social Justice

PLANS MEETION FINANCES IN SUMMER   Outlines Goals For Developing Of Hemisphere

Ministers Of Cuba Give Okay  U.S. Committee Told to Send Group to Isle

 Exercise Swift Strike Troops in Airborne Drills Under Mock Nuclear Attack

Federal Aid Sought For Lisbon Quiz   Prosecutor Waits State Evidence On Numbers Printers

Officials Set To Confer On Raid Charges  Printing Concern’s Case May Be Aired  Ry Grand luror«

Moratorium rs Reds' Latest Offer Received with  Skepticism by U.S.

Reds Agree To Resume Ban Talks   Embargo Now by All Nations Is Their Condition

Reds Will Talk But Want Bon   Agree To Ban Talks if U.S. Ends Tests

‘ Agrees To Resume uclear Test Ban Talks   Answer West's Proposal

West Asked To Embargo  Testing Now   U. 8. And Britain Get Red Notes To Resume Noy. 28

Reds Want No One Else To Test Bomb   Would Force America, Britain To Adopt Unrestricted Ban

CLOUDINESS   Asking For Embargo on All Tests   Soviet Russia Agrees To Resume Tests With Usual Reservations

Big 2 Otter  Accepted On Condition  Own Tests Over, Russians Would  } pen oe oe see

Russia Puts Condition on Necotiations   implies It Will Walk Out of Geneva Parley If Any Nation Tests Weapons.

Russia Willing To Reopen Talks On Own Terms   Calls For Moratorium On All Tests While Nuclear Conference Goes On

Plan Hinges on Embargo on All Blasts   U. S. Declines to Stop Shots Pending Accord

Asks Embargo Test by Other  Nations for Period Breaking of First Ban By Reds Ignored in  New Pranacal

He Favors Levy on Vendors  Studies Made Of Landlord,  Other Sources

Prisoner Bares Teeth to J udge, And It’s Allin Interest of Justice

THE TEETH OF JUSTICE  Supreme Court Judge Gets Kick Out of Prisoner’s Grita

‘Want More Information  B ucks Delays Plan To Create Authority   Rill In Harrisburg

‘Say Proposed Consolidation Of Railroads Would Boost Earnings $43 Million Yearly

Assembly Gets State Budget At 5 P.M. Today   Governor Lawrence Reported As Asking 2 Cent Gas Hike

On Inside Pages   State’s Ist Annual Budget .. . Gov. Lawrence Gives Budget To Legislature

Rusk Reports To JFK About SEATO Talks   ‘Much Encouraged’ By Sessions on Crisis In Laos, He Asserts

Rusk Reports To President On Laos [rip   Much Encouraged Secretary Awaits Russian Response

Still Awaiting Soviet Reply  Rusk Returns Hopetul Says SEATO Is Unitec

RUSK RETURNS FROM MEETING IN THAILAND   Will Fill Kennedy In On SEATO Sessions In Florida Today   NOT OPTIMISTIC ON LAOS PROBLEM

Rusk Feels Encouraged Over Laos.   Secretary Sees No Early, Satisfactory Settlement OF Issue

Secretary Says Bangkok Talks *‘Productive;’ Optimism Not The Word Yet

Rusk Encouraged by Sessions on Laos Kennedy Calls for Report on Crisis

Good Weather Short-Lived   Another Round Of Thunderstorms Coming To Kansas

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Good Grief: Another ‘Storm Is on the Way

Two Accused British Spies Blame ‘Love’   Romance With Polisl Girl Led To Contact With ‘Curtane’ Agent

Jets Scream Aloft to Intercept “Enemy”; . All Civil Aircraft Are Grounded   rr eneeeaeeeetineneenenteneaser #-s0tes  Controls US. Air Defense: Blockhouse Is Nerve Center For Air Test

Hundreds Of Jets Taking Partin‘War’   Ability To Defend Against At tacks At Issue

Red Bombers: Streak Down From North   All Civilian Craft Grounded; Results To Be Kept Secret

EXERCISE SKY SHIELD  ~ Mock Aerial War Flares   Over North America 

In Mock Aerial War Over U.S.... Armada of Planes Fills Skies Today

Air Might of Two Nations In Mock War   Canada Joins U.S. In Test of Readiness For Nuclear Attack

Jets Arise _ To Intercept ‘Invaders’   All Civilian Planes, . Are Grounded From Noon To Midnight

Plane, Missile Systems, Radar Warning Nets Play Big Roles In Exercise

Hundreds Of Jets Scream Aloft Mock, Mighty Air War Flares High In Skies

Planes Fill Skies In Mock Wartare  Rambears Hug Earth Over Routec   Bombers Hug Earth Over Routes Russian Pilots Likely to Take

Mock Air Battle Is Waged Over Nation For 12 Hours Today   Check Nation's Offensive and Defensive Air Power: Results to Be Secret.

Mock Air War Opens  NoonToday  Sky Shield Drill ‘To Test Defenses

Mock Sky War Over Continent   Airliners’ Grounding Is Labeled Vital for Preparedness.   Extra Flights.

Mammoth Windowless Block House Is Nerve Center Of Sky Shieid Exercise

U. S., Canada Join in Giant Defense Test   All Civilian Craft Grounded 12 Hours For ‘Sky Shield II’

Bombers Use Polar Air Routes To ‘Attack’ Prime Target Areas, All Civilian Planes Grounded

“Sky Shield’ Testing U. S. Air Defense   Only Military Craft To Be Allowed In Sky  During Maneuvers

U.S. Strategy  Discussed By Kennedy, Aides   Ail Civilian Planes Grounded During Exercise Sky Shield II

Sky Shield Il Sends Military Planes Aloft   All Commercial Planes Grounded Today As Air Defenses of North America Tested by Canadian, U.S. Airplanes —

NORAD Testing Defense Setups; Air Travel Halts  mesuits of Hoge  oe OF ol tol Ee)? 

Jets Rule Skies in  MockWai Radar Searches  to Find ‘Enemy’ Invader Force

Jet Planes by Hundreds Soar Aloft in Test   Bombers Head Down From Arctic Reaions

JETS STRIKE CONTINENT FROM NORTH   All Civilian, Commercial Planes Grounded. Milt - tary Control Center’ In Colorado.

Mock War Rages In  U. S. Skies   Jets, Radar Try  To Intercept ‘Enemy Bombers’ From Polar Revion:

All Civilian Aircraft Grounded 12 Hours   Concrete Blockhouse Guides Today's Aerospace Program

 ‘Exercise Sky Shield? Grounds Civilian Planes   Mock Aerial War Rage  Over North Ameriea  @  we   —~TOP BRASS WATCH EXERCISE _ Concrete Blockhouse  Nerve Center Of War

Food Tax Included $65 Million N. C. Tax Package Becomes Law After 86-31 Vote

Russ Anger Rises Over  Jet Attack  Reds Cry ‘Banditry;’ . France Promises   Reds Cry ‘Banditry;’ France Promises Full. Inquiry Into Powder Keg Incident

Houston Gets NASA's Space Flight Lab   Research Will Be Conducted In Gulf Coast City

Elects O’Brien; Captures Nine Mayor Races, More Than Half Of Judgeships

Republicans Jubilant After Tuesday Election; Point to Green Setback

r World  coy Ol  West Disma yed Over Bomb Test      Reeonsider A- Test  U.S. Urges Russia   Police Fire On Algerians,  Arrest 4,000

US. Revises Troops Air Safety Rules  Military Checks Due Of Planes Hauling Soliders

McNamara lakes Safety Measures  Nonscheduled. Air _ Lines Must Submit   Pm Donmid imenaprhine

Strict Rules Ordered For All Nonskeds  Oe es dementia   Airliners Carrying Troops Must Stanc Safety Inspections

Tighter Trooy Plane Safety Test Ordered   Nonscheduled Lines Inspection Directive Issued by M’Namara

HANDLES GIVE CONTROL TO USER  ‘Buck Rogers Space Belt Passes Test

Tire Blows Out   DEMONSTRATES ROCKET BELT... Buck Rogers in person

Disintegrator Next?  Test Engineer Hops Over Truck Wearing First Rocket Belt

BUCK ROGERS ERA IS HERE  General Nods, Engineer Rockets Over Truck

U Thant Takes Office as UN's Acting Leader   Burmese Diplomat Third To Serve As Secretary

‘Defense Weak Rusk's Explanation On Congo Doesn't Impress   Depends On OAS U.S. Willing To Renew Relations WithD.R.

Rusk Briefs  Senators on  Congo Policy Secretary Defends  Support of U.N. Action in Katanga

News of the World in Brief —  Rusk Explanation Fails To Convert His Critics

Rusk defends U.S. stand in the Congo   SENATE COMMITTEE IS BRIEFED

Rusk Def ends United States’ Congo Policy   Secretary Of State Briefs Congressional Critics At Meeting

Rusk Explains Policy On Congo  Critics In Congress Apparently Didn’t Change Their Minds

Sub-Su rface Nevada Test Slated Soon   Blast to Be First U.S. Nuclear Test Since October 1958

Swimmers, Boaters Warned by State Troopers as Hoosier Drownings Soar

Clash Seen Resolving Question On Secession   Re LYNN HEINZERLING

ee eS ee ee a en  Coming Fvents of Farm Nature Are Outlined by Ag’t Stockard

Eight big electric firms fined for price fixing   Executives draw jail sentences

Must Pay $235,000 Total; 4 Executives Get 30-Day Jail Terms for Price Fixing

COMPANIES ARE FINED   Prison, Fines For Executives Of Eight Firms

Electrical Firms  Get Stiff Fines   Executives Face Jail In Big Anti-Trust Case

Price Rigging Charges Bring Fines to Eight  caur Fvarcnu tivac   Four Executives Given Jail Terms In Federal Case

Eight Big Electrical Firms Enter Trust Action Pleas;  Fines Total $235,000

Inside Today   $235,000 Total; Deal Four Executives Jail Sentences

Eight electrical companies fined total of $235,000   Bid rigging, price fixing, charaed

4 Executives Draw 30-Day Sentences   Action Taken on 2 Of 20 Antitrust Indictments

4, Heads Putin Jail 30 Days   GE, Westinghouse In Anti-Trust Suit

Large Firms Fined For Price Fixing, Rigging of Bids   GE, Westinghouse Among Companies Indicted: Some Officials Get Jail Term.

Five Fined, Sentenced  To 30 Days   $235,000 Fines Against Companies On 2 of 20 Counts

Four Executives Given Jail Terms In Federal Case   Indictments Involve: 29 Electrical Firms

8 Big Electrical Firms  Draw Fines of $235,000; 4. Executives Are Jailed

Electrical Firms Fined on Two 0 20 Indictments  One Westinghouse anc   One Westinghouse and Three .G.E. Officials Get 30 Days in Jail

Four Electrical Executives Get Terms in Prison   Eight Companies Fined for Price Fixing

Big Electrical Firms Get Stiff US Fines   Executives  Get Jail Term:

GE Execs Given 30 Day Terms   29 Companies Cited With Violations of Anti-Trust Laws

Diplomats See Nehru Failure In USSR Visi   Doubt Indian Leader Convinced Khrush to Stop Tests, Ease Crisis.

NA ES ere  Nikifa “Assures” Nehru He Doesn't Want War; Mission Held "Failure"

Observers Mark Nehru Peace Talk A Definite Failure  PS Ves, ty Be   Little Impact is Seen On Khrushchev by Plee

F‘rinstance — 200 Towns Have Disappeared Want A Big Headache? Try The Map Business ©

Many New Names, Boundaries— Changing Times Cause  Map Makers Trouble

Tensions In Congo Temporarily Eased   Map Makers Have Trouble In Changing Times

Vatican Voices Concern About Troubled Worlc   Pope John XXill > Addresses Easter Throne in Rome

Reds Snub Big Three's Protest Note   West Says Refugee Restrictions Violate 1949 Agreement

Reds Reject Protest By Big Three ©   Interference Against Movement By Germans In Berlin Defended

Soviets Reject Allied Protest   Interference With Refugees Called Right of Red State

‘Refuses ‘To Intervene ‘In East German Affairs:  ‘By JOSEPH B. FLEMING

Reds Reject Protest on Berliners   East Germany Termed ‘Sovereign State’ by Russian

Reds Reject Western Protest   Cite Interference With Free Movement In Divided City -.

Soviets Reject Western Note Against Interference With Fleeing Refudees

Western Protest Rejected   Move By E. Germany’ Ulbricht To Seal Off West Berlin Reported

Soviets Say They Are Sovereign   Report East German Communist Boss Wants To Seal Off Border

Senate Vote On Defense Measure ls Unanimous   WESTERN ALLIES  Protest Bars On Travel in Berlin

Blame Kennedy For Cuban Fire   Castro Press Calls President ‘Terrorist’

Lud Didliles Kennedy for Havana Fire   Press Hurls Wild Charges of Arson, Terrorism at U.S.

Congressman’s Brother Seeks Federal Post   Cuba Press Calls Kennedy Arsonis!

Tension In Montgomery Deepening   Negro Leader Shot In Wrist; Police Arrest Eleven

Kennedys Note Quiet Holiday; President's Father Grows Worse   Chief Executive Confers With Frondizi, Pays Hospital Call

Woman Principal Takes Kids Out of Theater at End of the First Act

Principal Leads Students in Walkout,  ‘No Play for 16-Year-Olds’ Says She

Her Duty, School Principal Says  Teenagers Marched Out of Theater     In Washington in Protest of Play

School Trustees To Serve For Six Years In Future   House Recreates Investigating Body

West Seen Ignoring  Red Note   Plans To Increase W. Berlin Police

GROMYKO GIVES NEW ‘TROIKA® SIGN  British Backine U.S. On Berlin   Allies lonore Threats Made By East Germany

Landing Gear Collapses, 34 Escape Iniury   Allies To Ignore Sharp Warning

Communists Ask Action Be Stopped   500 U.S. Soldiers Arrive In France To Bolster Defense

! Hlies Ignore’ Threat Of Red Reprisal for Stren 4 thening. Police

West Big 3 Set To Snul Red Move   U.S., Britain And France Warned Or Sending Policemen

LFOR SEVERAL GENERATIONS   Russian Fallout Won't — Cause Genetic Changes   West Expected to Just Ignore New East German Red Squawk

Allies to Ignore Warning by Reds  Communists Opposed . German Police

Allies Will Ignore Red Warning On Using Traffic Police In West Berlin Area

Gromyko Pleads For K-K Talks      Ask Negotiations On Better Relations

Gromyko Urges Talks On Crisis   seeks improvement In U.S. Relations, Addresses Appeal to Red Party Conaress

Gromyko Has Strong Plea for Negotiations  Party Hears Appeal For JFK. Nikita Talk

Gromyko Urges Kennedy - Khrushchev Meeting To Improve Relations - Prevent Catastronhe

JFK-Nikita lalk Asked by Gromyka   Congress Hears Plea by Official

Heavy Fighting Continues Near Katanga Capital   United Nations Offficials Will Send More Troops To Elisabethville Area

Heavy Guntire Shakes City of Elisabethville   Outbreak of Battle Suddenly Quieted by Torrential Rains

Heavy Battle Raging Near Elisabethville   Airlift Bolsters U.N. Troops in Congo Action

Heavy Gunfire Shakes Capital Of Katanga   After Fighting Is Slowed by Heavy Rain

U.N. Sends New Troops  Into Sector   Swedish Jot Knoeks Out Katanga Radio, Battle Outside City

Heavy Battle Taking Place In Elisabethville   Gunfire Rocks Build. ings In Capital; U.N. to Send In Fresh Troops.

HEAVY FIRE JOLTS CITY IN NIGHT   Radio Station Knocked Off Air  For Some Hours

Heavy Guntire Reported; Quiet Follows Uproar   Torrential Rains Delay Expected Military Activity

Knock Out Radio Station, Jeeps, Trucks   Fresh Troops Sent Into Battle In Elisabethville

Gunfire Shakes Buildings In Elisabethville    Swedish Jet Fighter Knocks Out ‘Radio Station With Rockets

Gunfire Shakes Katanga   Heavy Fighting Breaks Out in Capitol; Radio Station Out for While

Heaviest Firing Roars in Capital  Katanga Battling Slowed by Rain

Rains Slow Down U.N.  Forces   Swedish Troops Pushed Back; Tank Destroyed

Gunfire Rocks Capital Of Kafanga  Cuadich Eiakéar   Swedish Fighter Knocks. Out Radio Station

Many May Lose Life Savings . . .  Fraud Dampens Yule Spirit at St. Marys

Tells Senate Probers  Magazine Writer Says Consumer Sometimes Spelled S-U-C-K-E-R

Temperature Chart   i Two Golf Balls Severely Hooked  K ‘ennedy Fast--On Wrong Fairwa y

Demo Remap Proposal  Area District Gets Five New Counties Under Plan   Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers Legislative Correspondent

Demo Remap Proposal  Area District Gets Five New Counties Under Plan

Blaze in Home Fatal To Four Children   Parents’ Efforts to Rescue Them Are Futile.

FRANK SINATRA & COMPANY  Rat Pack Through Paces At Carnegie Hall -- Full House

Carnegie Hall Packed for Show  Sinatra's ‘Rat Pack’ Performs In Benetit

Americans Vary On Ways To Meet Threat Of Trading Bloc   By SAM DAWSON

, Burgaw Halloween Tragedy \Train Strikes Station  'Wagon: Three Are Killed

City, County Towns Are Affected   Reduction In Effect After October 15

New Weapon In Driving Arsenal  .. . ELECTRONIC DEVICE WOULD WARN MOTORISTS OF RADAR

Cuban rebels defeat major blow at U.S. prestige   Newspapers around world comment

Senafe Approves Jobless Pay Boost  WS At. Pit   26-Week Limit Would Continue

Midnight Is Deadline For  First Session   Another Compromise - Effort On Bill Is Set

Hope For Tax Bill Is Fading  Governor Giver   Governor Given Blue Law Plan

Briefs...  From the Wire By The Associated Press Committee Fails Again @n Tax Bill Compromis«

Firm U.S. Note Wins Applause From Congress   Republican Senator Pledges: Support; Calls ‘lt -Blunt, Serious

Reflects Mood Of Americans, Senator Feels   Congress Gives Note Its Support

Loaned By U.S. Navy oo ‘Labor Party To Attack PM Over Lost Documents

Macmillan Will Be Asked To Explain Alleged Theft of U.S. Navy Papers

Family Tried to Escape Fire  Canadian Faces Murder Charge: In Deaths of Wife. 11 Children

Texas Legislature To Convene Tuesday) Facing Deficit  Turman, Spilman Vie for Post Of Speaker

White Sets New X15 Speed Mark   Has Narrow Escape In 3,690 MPH Flight

X15 ROCKET PLANE... Pilot has red welts after record 3,690 MPH flight

‘Life’s End.  IRETON BOY “pies -. OF “INJURIES  SUFFERED : IN CAR-BIKE. ‘ACCIDENT  _ Funeral. Services ‘om Scheduled  Here’ Friday e For David Baker, 9 :

life’sEnd =)  IRETON BOY DIES — OF ANJURIES SUFFERED IN CAR-BIKE ACCIDENT  Funeral Services — Scheduled -Here Friday Far RMavid Beber @

Slattery Facing  Democratic Test   Quest For Postmastership May Be In For Trouble

Pair Freely Admit Seven Murders Execution Is Seen  For Young Slayers

U. S., Britain Ready New Offe On Atomic Ban   Change in Control Problem Expected In Geneva Sessions

3-Power Talks On N-Test Ban Resume Tues.   Soviet Union To Get New Approach To Critical Problem

Atomie Test Ban Session  Set Tuesday   Three Powers To Resume Parleys On  Control Problems

Dr. Villwock Badly Injured  Drunk Driver Hits   Drunk Driver Hits Car At Apple Creek

Three Masonic Units Here Install, Blue Lodge. Chapter and Council

A A ECE NRO IN Ce CC: INT OT LIT DILL: LNT TI  Three Masonic Units Here Install, Blue Lodge. Chapter and Council

‘61 Legislature Turns to Debate On Nelson's Plan   Income Tax Hike, Withholding Due To Face Battles

Nelson's Request for $83 Million in New Taxes Brings GOP Cries of Alarm

SGD Sf SAEED, EYES OY DAG   To Choose — . A Reupholstering      “abric For

NEAR FARMESVIELE rm 5 2 ® $587,998 Low Bid Receives  BBs  Ear [Arnone Badee Work

NEAR FARMERYVILL  $587,938 Low Bid Received For D’Arhonne Bridae Work

In Steel Plant  ‘Quiet Man’ Goes Berserk In Steel Plant, Kills 5

THREE OTHERS WOUNDED Irate Steelworker Kills Three at Gary, Indiana

KILLS 4, WOUNDS 3, SLAIN:  Name’s On List Of "Notorious Slavers’

Possibility of Action Is Told To Corporation   Consent Decree on Price Fix Involved

U.S. Hints t May Seek to Break UpG-E   Government Tries to Get Consent Decree On Price-Fix Case

General Electric Spokesman Government May Attemp! To Break Up GE Company

Firm Tells Possibility Of Action   Says Anti-Trust Man Suggested Court Action

GE Says U.S. Hints It May Break Up Firm   Possibility Of Such Court Action Is Told By Spokesman

Company Reports Action ° eee  U. §. Considering Move To Breakun GF

GE Faces Possible Break-Up   Companv Rejects Government-Drafted Consent Decree

Government Suit Expected Against General Electric   Company Had Rejected Decree On Price-Fixing Conspiracy

TM AN EAGLE SAYS SOVIETS MAN IN SPACE   He Describes Trip Via Television -

Dag Reports On Tunisian  Case To U.N.   Asia-African Bloc Backs Demand For French To Pullout

Asian-African Nations in UN Back Tunisia   Demand for France To Give Up Bizerte Base Being Peacced

36 Asian, African Nations WantFranceToGiveUpHer Big Naval Base At Bizerte

Asian Bloc Urges UN To Stand For Tunisia  French Shrug Of Hammarskjold  Te EKmbarrassine To Americans

Withdrawal Of French From Bizerte Urged   Bloc Of Asian And African Nations Press Council To Support Demand

Back Tunisia, Asian, African Bloc Tells UN  Ramana Franch   Demand French Puli Alf Troops Out of Country

Group Seeks Tunisia Void, Bizerte Base  36 Countries Band To Ask Withdrawal Of Alt \ Troops

WANT FRENCH TO PULL OUT OF BIZERTE   Report France To Be Tar get Of Dag Criticism  CONSTRUE SNUB   To United Nations Chie! As Further Embarrassment To Americans

Asian-African nations line up with Tunisia   Press U.N. Security Council to demand that French pull troops, give up base

Hlammarse jold: - ee  Seeks Talks In UN Over  Tunis Crisis  Tr. ek. OT me   . French, Tunisian Delegates Asked _  Ty 4 Conference

Dag Calls French, Tunisians   Asian-African Bloc Presses UN Council For Troop Removal

Support For Tunisie Is Sought   Asian, African Bloc Presses for French Troon Withdrawal

Hammarskjold To Criticize French ——$——  Asian-African UN Bloc Backing Tunisian Stand

46 Nations Join To Press Counci In Tunis Trouble  Bloc Wants Troops‘ Removed From Tunis And Give lin Racac

Open Emergency Council Session  Tunisian Demands  Backed By UNBloc

Asians, Africans Back Tunisians  Bloc Of 36 Nations Asks U. N. Council Back Tunisian Demand

Puli Out Troops:  African, Asian Bloc Asks France Give Up Naval Base

Dag’s Report Awaited Today  36 Nations Call On U.N. To Back Tunisia’s Plea

36 Nations Back Claim Of Tunisia   U.N. Chief Expected To Criti cize French

BLOC WANTS FRENCH BOOT   Pressure On U.N. Designed To Give Tunisians Bizerte

Tunisian Talks Called by Dag   Asks Conferences ‘Before U. N. Meet

36 Nations Pressing For U.N. Action   France Called Upon To Obey Council's Order To Withdraw

Following Request Afro-Asian   They Ask Security Council to Force French Withdrawal

Africa, Asia Bloc Requests U.N. to Back Tunisia Demane That French Troops Get Out

Hammarskjold Confers With Key Delegates   Asian, African Bloc Presses Demand for French Withdrawal

Hammarskjold Report Due Today  UN Block Strongly  Supports Tunisia

UN Is Pressed To Back Tunisia  Asian-African Bloc Asks France  ~~? tts ve =< SF i

COUNCIL TO GET REPORT -ON TUNISIA   Secretary Will Give Details Of French Rebuffs

80000 MEN LAID OFF BY AUTO PLANTS   Makers ¢€ ut Production 1,025,000 Unsold New Cors On Hand.

80,000 Auto Wor kers Are  F acing Layof!   Production Cutback Aimed At Balancing LO6L Swollen Stock

80,000 Auto Workers Scheduled to Be Idled   Production Cuts, Unsold Cars “Hit All Car Manufacturers

80,000 Will Be Idled by Cutback At Auto Plants  Shutdowns to Brina   Shutdowns to Bring Production in Line With Laaaindg Sales

Layoffs Set For 80,000 Auto Workers   GM Will Idle 33,000 Feb. 12; American Motors Plans Cutback

Auto Plants Cut Output, Layoffs Due   . 80,000 Furlonghs.For Week Set; Big Unsold Car Stocks

Car Cutback Order Will Idle 80,000   Inventory Reveals Unsold New Autos Total 1,025,000 ©

Automakers To Lay Off 75,000 More   Attempt to Adjust Backlogged Dealer Inventories of Cars

THIMEOLIUT RAY TINe<   Automobile Makers To Lay Off 75,000 To Adiust To Over-Stocked Showrooms

Auto Industry Layoffs Will Total 80,000 by The Middle of February

00,000 Auto Workers To Be Idled As Industry Orders Production Cuts

LAID OFF BY AUTO PLANTS   M akers “Cut Production 1,025,000 Unsold New Cars On Hand.

80,000 Workers in Automotive Plants To Be Out of Work   Production Cuts Ordered By Major Companies Because of Unsold 1961 Models

80,000 Face Layoffs In Auto Cuts  Slash In Output Ordered; Million New Cars Unsold

Market Overstocked  Nation's Auto Plants Idled By Severe Production Cut:

Auto Makers’ Cuts to Idle Some 80,000   Ford to Lay Off   Ford to Lay Off 13,500 on Assembl Line Next Week

\Ford’s St. Louis Plant to Close   Auto Industry Feels Nation's Slump As Plants Start Closing

L.A. Fire Finally Contained   Firemen Continue To Fight Out-of-control Flames In Other Spots

AP News briers  Uruguay Expels 2 Diplomats   VICTORY PARADE   NEW BARRAGE

Linked To Demonstrations Uru guay Expels Soviet Envoy, Cuban Ambassador

Soviet Embassy First Secretary Also Expelled;  Cuba-Uruguay  Break Hinted

Upton, Richards, Boothby Win Con Con Posts Easily   Con Con Delegates Cc Come From All Walks OF Life.

Move Ils Killed In Senate To Bar Filibusters   Outcome Dooms Session-End Move By Leaders

New Department Bills Pass House;  School Hike Next   Act Consolidating 7 Agencies Into 2 Goes Back To Senate; Finance Group Recommends $6.5-Million School Bill

Legislators Push Work on Top Bills  Hope to Wind Up Longest Session Next Week

Underground Fighter Talks Claims Eichmann Was Organizer for Death

‘Testimony At Eichmann Trial E:x-Nazi Seen Organizer For Exterminating Jews

ee ee i [Seiten mania oe ean an  Witness Says German Sergeant Told Of Eichmann’s Liquidation Program

Anti-Castro forces join Cuban rebel auerrillas   Castro's report disputes ‘his claim

Eichmann Admits Moral, Not Legal, Guilt in Nazi Slaughter of Jews

Eichmann Sees Guilt, Asks Merey   Ex-Nazi Renews Plea He was Only “Tool” Of Hitler

200 Homes Destroyed In California  Nixons Among Those Forced To Elea Walacnuet

Los Angeles District’s Worst Fire Continues; © 250 Homes Alreadv Hit

Worst Disaster Razes 50 Homes In Swank Suburbs   Film Stars Lose Houses; Nixon's Dwelling Spared

Disastrous Fire Growing Worse On West Coast   Over 250 Costly Homes Destroyed

2 Big Blazes May Merge  200 Costly Homes   200 Costly Homes Already Destroyed

2 Blazes May Join,.  Race to Sea Homes of Movie Stars Among 200 Already Razed

West fire unchecked   More than 200 mansions lost in worst blaze

Ten-Mile Path Razed By Flames   No Deaths Reported, But More Than 250 Houses Ruined

Over 250 Fashionable Homes Destroyed—  Fire Threatens New Community

Kim: Novak :““Mans” A Hose.   Flaming Disaster Flattens A Ritzy California Area —

LCaAT LOr Fi actfic  LaLSAaAES Two Raging Fires May, Join; Another Area Is Threatened

Fi ,  (: i Il stm as \ } 5 AVAVERT. ) fe ubuy ft 5.  ; ; J         Costly Fires Level 200 Homes

9. Cantornia Homes les Hit  Fires Pose New Threat      Building Problem Seen Chehalis Classroom Shortages Loom

100 Homes Burned; Losses In Millions  2,000 Persons Flee Wealthy Diet fot FD hee

California’s Worst Fire In History   Plash Homes Reduced To Piles Of Ash

Multimillion-Dollar Blaze Hits Bel-Air; ; Film Stars Lose Honiés, Nixon Evacuated

More Than 200 Homes Destroyed   Worst In History Of  Southern California

Pacific Palisades  In Path   More Than 20C Costly Homes Are Destroyed

Threaten To  Join And Burn NewCommunity   Pacific Palisades In Path; 200 Costly Homes Already Destroyed

Fashionable Pacific Palisades Area Threatened By Onrushing Flames; Over 200 Costly Homes Destroyed   Multi-million Dollar Fire Declared Worst. In Southern California History; Homes Of Prominent Film Stars Go Up In Smoke

Disastrous Fires Threatening New Area on Coast   Many Film Stars: Lose Homies. Belongings:

Many Costly Homes Burn   Blaze Is Termed Worst In Southern California History

Homes of Stars Destroyed In Hollywood Hills   Fires Threaten To Join and Sweep Oceanward

Second Fire Flares As Over 250 Homes Already Destroyed  Hollywood Fire Still Spreads   Early Fire Warning Given

10-Mile Flaming  Front Ils Feared   24 Planes to Bomb Blazes: Evacuees Leaving Area Likened to War Cases

Movie Stars’ Homes Burn  In Big Blaze   Nixon Is Among Thousands Fleeing; Loss Tremendous

Film Stars. Dick Nixon Klee Blaze   Top Stars’ Homes Among Those Lost In Worst Disaster

Over 200 Costly Homes Destroyed as Blazes Join, Forming a 10-Mile Front

May Join, Form 10-Mile Flaming Front...   Disastrous Fires Rage in California

PACIFIC PALISADES IN DANGEF   Nixon, Film Stars, Movie - Magnates Flee Homes In Wooded Hills; S. California’s Worst Fire.

Disastrous Fires Sweep Over Area In California   19 Miles From City’s Heart

FlamesRaze More Than 250 Homes   New Community May Be Threatened If 2 Blazes Join

Over 200 Costly Homes Burn; Pacific Palisades Feared in Line of Flames

Would Burn Seawardon Wide Front   200 Expensive Homes Are Lost; Stars Hit; Nixon Routed.

Large Blaze Uncontrolled As It Spreads Like Crown Over Area Of The Wealthy

250 Homes Destroyed By Blazes   2 Fires Threaten 10-Mile Hook-Up That Will Endanger Pacific Palisades

Expected To Join, Form 10-Mile Front   Pacific Palisades To The South Would Be in Peril

Second Fire Flares As Over 250 Homes Already Destroyed  Hollywood Fire Still Soreads

Use 24 Planes To Fight Blazes   Richard Nixon And Movie Actors Among 2,000 Evacuated; Over 200 Homes Ruined In Hollywood Area

More Than 200 Costly Homes, 7,200  Acres Are Destroyed In Disastrous Fire

Multi-Million Dollar Blazes Worst In History:  Fires Threaten Palisades. 200Stars:' Homes Gutted

Fires Threaten fo Join, Burn Toward Ocean   Homes of Many Film Stars Are Destroyed by Fire

Second fire in Hollywood hills is menacing Pacitic Palisades   92000 flee

Stars flee multimillion dollar blaze   Two fires may join to burn oceanward on a ten-mile front

Multi-million dollar holocaust worst in Southern California s history; 200 homes destroyed

—MULTIMILLION DOLLAR DAMAGES —  Fire Threatens Anew In Calitornia

e Still Believes Safety Precautions ‘Adequate  First ial Not Told Of Mishap

U. 5, Russians Deadlocked on U.N. Secretary   Soviet Insistence on ‘Troika’ Plan Leads to Breakdown In Talks.

But Mikoyan Makes No War Threats   Offers Guarante: for Free City of West Berlin

Three Forced fo Enter Red Zone Of Divided City  Communists Hold Big Celebration Not Far Away

‘Wichita 41, West Texas 34 Michigan 38, Army8 Notre Dame 22, Purdue 20 Duke 23, Wake Forest 3 LSU 10, Georgia Tech 0 Alabama 26. Vanderbilt 6    ‘Obla, State 26; Tuk N, Mex. St. 14, N. Colorade 20, Kansas Wyoming 6, Utah State ie Mississippi 33, Florida St. 0: N. Mex. 7. Tex. Weetern &          Vopos Kidnap Three Germans At Gunpoint

Red ‘Troopers Kidnap Three W. Berliners  Eastern Leaders Rattle ee 5 es, Seer ree @ 4 Se Re es

East Germans Rattle Rockets, Missiles At West in Actions  Mikoyan Says Soviet Does Not Want War Aa  aaa 1

BEFORE TAX COMMITTEE   ° Proponents of Taconite -Amendment Back Again

Amendment On Taconite  Discussed Range Group Pays Visit to  Legislature

UN. Apologizes For Arrest Of Tshombe Aide   Katanga Justice Minister Released

Statement Made After  (Conference   Katangese Leader Taken In Custody By Swedish Patrol

U.N. Apologizes For Katanga Aide's Arrest   lustice Minister Released After Officials Intervene With Swedes.

Incident Occurs As Delegation Arrives to Talk:  Swedish Soldiers Are  Arrested at Rail Station Later

Ishombe s Minister Released  U.N. Apologizes ee   U.N. Apologizes for Incident

APOLOGIES FOR ACTION  U.N. Arrests Katangese Minister by Mistake

Most Prosperous Season Predicted For Georgia-Florida Tobacco Sales

vay Foto:  Shepard In Excellent Shape; Reported Happier Than Ever

Find Shepard In Fine Shape   Doctors Say. Physical and Mental Condition of Astronaut Excellent

To Spend Weekend In Hospifal   Scheduled To Fly Monday To White House

Shepard In Best Shane, Best Health   His Trip Proved That Weightless In Space "Non Spectacular"

Renatriated Reporter Tells About Cuba   Powerful Minority Rules; Castro’s Picture Fades

Cuban Reds Carry On  Revolution   ‘Aim to Destroy United States Without Global War

Says Castro Losing Grip As Dictator.   AP Correspondent  Freed From Prison

Court won't bar Mississippi prosecution of freedom riders until test case settled

SUPREME COURT DECLINES RULING   Takes No Action On Connecticut Laws Banning Use Of Birth Control Devices

‘Dispute Over Santa Maria Normal ‘For New Brazilian Pres. Quadros

Kennedy Viewpoint On Russia to Shape   Foreign Aid Bill Passage Predicted

Kennedy Plan Takes Shape On Red Threat  Rejection Due Tuesday on Nev Nh. ne de

Ways To Meet Berlin Crisis  Being Planned   Kennedy To Send Note To Kremlin, May Send Congress Special Message

U.S. Plan On Berlin Issue Takes Shape   Kennedy To Send Note To Moscow Answer Questions

U.S. accuses Soviets of blocking agreement   Communists to hold Summit meeting in fall   Plan for meeting Berlin crisis to be revealed soon

FDIC Pays Depositors  $573,307   Sheldon Folks Put Their Cash in Other Bank

West Still Sees Dim Hope....  Reds Rock Arms Ban Talks With Warning to French

GENEVA TALKS ON NUCLEAR TEST BAN HIT SNAG   Russia Stalls Conference With Demand For Veto Power.

Reds Rock, Not Wreck Ban Talks   Western Camp To Push Ahead At Geneva

TEST BAN TALK COMES TO END; BUT NO TREATY   Soviets Rock But Do Not Wreck

Russians Rock, Not Wreck, A-Ban Talks   West To Push Ahead With New Offers at Geneva Conference

U.S., BRITAIN CONCLUDE:  Nuclear Talks Rocked. Not Wrecked By Russ

Letter Branded ‘Complete Surprise’ Udall Denies Responsibility  “For Letter Soliciting, Gas,  Oil Industry To Buy Tickets

CONGO MEET DELAYED Partiament Having -Troubie in As. Sembling Detegatac

CONGO MEET DELAYED Parliament Having Trouble in As sembling Delegates

MOTIVE. NOT METHOD, HELD ISSUE  Birth Control Endorsed By Council of Churches

Senate Education Aid Bill Cleared  Contains No Parochial - Or Private School Help

Final Countdown On Sehaol Vato   Education Aid Bill OKd By Senate Unit

Senate Body Approves It By 8-1 Vote   $2.3 Billion Plan Has No Parochial, Private School Aid

House Okays Sales Tax Over $5.   Tie Vote Broken By Speaker On Substitute Bill

Reuther Prepares For Contract Talks With Chrysler .  Meets With Bargaining Team  Refare Starting Nenatiatiane

Final round  of auto talks Reuther huddles   Reuther huddles before tackling  Chrysler Corp.

ywitn réew excepuons     State Highways Sanded, Are Open to Passage

President To Visit  France   Kennedy To Confer With De Gaulle -May 31  On 3-Dar Visit

Jury Indicts Two. In Vice Frameup  Conspiracy Charged In Candidate Arrest

Two Indicted In Ratterman's Case  Hotel Man And Business Associate Of Rattarman fCharasad With Canenirary

President Answers Khrushchev Note  Also Touches on Barbed Article in Soviet: Newspaper

Observers Claim After K’s ‘Fireside Chat’ Russia M ight Shelve Demands On Berlin If West Negotiates

Khrushchev Hints Anxiety To Negotiate  Challeanaec Wect   Challenges West On Cold War Issue: During ‘Fireside Chat

If Negotiations Are Arranged .  Kremlin May Back OFF lts New Berlin Deadline

Russians Said Seeking New Neocotiations —   West Berliners. Unmoved by New Russ Ultimatum

BUT DOOR LEFT OPEN FOR NEGOTIATIONS   Vl VOY LG  Khru Challenges West On All Major Issues of Cold War   Kennedy Must Come Up With Berlin Answer

Kremlin Might Back Down On Berlin Deadline   Observers Feel Russia Won't Act If West Guarantees Another Trv At Negotiation

Kremlin Seeks Negotiations  Nikita Demanding  [Peace Settlement.

Kremlin May Back Off Time  Limit.In Berlin Nikita Calls  For Settlement 

Soviets May Back Off On Berlin Deadline If Allies Will Negotiate

“FIRM TALKS’  Deadline for  Berlin Peace   JFK Must Act Soon on Berlin Issue

Reapportionment, Teacher Pay-Issues Die as Indiana Assembly Gavel Falls

Economy Makes Gains in Month  Americans’ Income Leanc F4 Rillian

Big Strides: Registered By Economy   Business Picture Growing Brighter

Lamneck Reverses Board Ruling  138 Employes Of Alsco Eligible For BUC Benefits

Highway Board Defends Setup Before Probers   Lawton Member Gives Statement

Supreme Court To Get Question  SAFk. uk Faia Chaban   What Can State Do About Its Money Situation.

Dominicans Quit Air Force Posts  Resignations May End Some Strife

Rebellious Dominican Fliers Quit  Officers Charge   Officers Charge Leader Heading For Dictatorship

CLAIM NATION BEING LED T0 DICTATORSHIP   Despite Resignations, ‘Unrest Rumbles In Powerful Force   NO EASING SEEN IN GENERAL SHUTDOWN

Removal 0f Military Chie Asked   Charge Made   Charge Made Nation Getting New Dictator

Dominican Air Force Rebels Quit   Armed Forces Chief Retains  His Position

U.S. Charges W. Germany Air Violations   But Reply to Russ Notes Says None Were Provacation:

Two Mountain Climbers Fall 300 Feet To Death Saturday In Cascades

Clark Paet Still Eludes  Bargainers   Buchanan Plant's Deadline Extended

Pact Extended For Buchanan UAW Local   Strike At Jackson, Battle Creek Slows Production Here

USS North Carolina Will Be A Shrine L Navy Surrenders Showboat To NC’s Governor Sanford

Benton Harbor Boy Injured  4 Youths Involved In Fight Near School

Psychiatrist is Rehired at Cherokee  Quit in Salary Dis: pute, Then Asked for Job Back

Tires Hi : Given First. ie hance To ‘See’: N ‘eather Disturbance

Quick Test for Tiros Ill Satellite May Picture Tropical Disturbance

Tiros Spots Weather Disturbance   US. Spy Satellite Over Soviet Union

WHERE 70 FIND IT   Nelson Vetoes Part Of — Fish-Game Fee Measure

More ‘Riders’ on Way to Jackson; Court Order Asked to Halt Arrests

Five White, Three Negro  More ‘Freedom Riders’ Head For Jackson Today

8 More Riders On Bus Headed For Mississipp   Negro Attorneys Ask  Federal Judge to Halt Segregation Arrests,

Negroes Demand Federal Protectior ‘From Arrest For Breach Of Peace

Eight More Join ‘Riders’   Leave Nashville, Tenn. on Bus Headed for Jackson, Mississippi

‘Economy’ Advocate Oufmaneuvered ak ileal la  Powell Blocks Attempt ‘At Filibuster

‘Economy’ Advocate Outmaneuvered  Powell Blocks Attempt At Filibuster

World Report: What's Ahead for Coming Year   LATIN AMERICA By HAROLD K. MILKS

Associated Press Writers Report on — What’s Ahead in World During 196:

Vote to Keep  Senatorial  Districting Upper House Passes  Own Reapportionment Bill; Deadlock Seen

... But They Didn’t Think It Was Funny   There Are Days When You Just gee   Real Limited!

‘When? Maybe Next Year  U. S. First Moon Object Will Be ‘Talking Ball’

First'U. S. Object To Be Planted On Moon Will Be ‘Talking Ball’ .

‘Talking Ball Will Be First On Lunar Trip   Project Ranger’s Task Explained By Wanacer Far NASA

Shot Due Sometime Next Year—  "Talking Ball’ To Be First U.S. Object Landed On Moon

150 MPH Winds Rip Across Texas Coast As Thousands Flee  Iniuries Mount. Damace Villianc

EPP EEE PS aE OY OU a aad EOL ANE SALE URC TEE I TICE CT = ANE,  Freedom Faters?

Hoodwinking Episode Bogus African Diplomats Dine In  Flegant Restaurant In Baltimore

Red Carpet Wos Out Phony African Diplomats Fool Swank Cafe Staff

Committee To Vote On Foreign Aid  Action On Measure oF .  et es om   Action On Measure Virtually Complete After Long Session

Senate Committee Meets to Vote Final Approval of Foreign Aid Bill

Senate Group In Final Vote OnForeign Aid  Measure Conforms With Most Aims of Drasidant Kannady

Firm Wins, Romance Loses   Driver Steals Kiss, Nets Jobless Role

ASSASSINATION . WAS. DISCUSSED  Jews Feared Worse Replacement lf They Killed Adolf Eichmann

“Trucks-For-Lives’ Offer Aired  ¥ %¥¥ € kx we & * x k& * * * *&* * , a ae pees Wry gte. es 4. woe fF e wet ol. lt

Prowler Stalks Family Of Nine, Fires Into Home, Wounding Three Children

Carolina Family Terrorized by Prowler Who Shoots Into Bed Where 7 Children Huddled

Jack Says Tax Cut Possible   HEARING PROPOSED NEXT WEEK Aid Program Action Sought By Douglas

Sen. Douglas Is Pushing Huge Loan Loan Plan To Revitalize Depressed Areas

Douglas Asks Quick Action on Depressed Aid   senator Presses Senate Committee for De. cision on $392 Mil lion Program.

8 On Trial In Bus Burning   Defendants All From Area Of Anniston, Ala.

U.S. Drops Plan To Delay Voting   Believe Nationalists Will Retain U.N. Seat

Soviet Demands Nationalists Be Thrown Out   U.S. Leads Campaign To Avoid Membershig For Peiping Regime

BLASTS U. S. FOR SUPPORT OF CHIANG   Warns Peiping Can Rightfully  Crush Formosa

Nationalist China Ouster Is Demanded  U.S. Gets Blame For Presence Of Kai-Shek’s Groun

Hot Debate For Seat Opens Up   Red Bloc Walks Out As Formosan Rebuts Charges

U.S.S.R. calls for an end to Chiang clique   ‘lime to seat Peiping regime in United Nations

Soviet Demands Nationalists Be Thrown Out  U. S. Leads Campaign   U. S. Leads Campaign To Avoid Membership For Peiping Regime

Action Postponed for LU Years; U.S. Hopes To Keep Peiping Regime From Body

U.S. FIGHTS ADMISSION AS MEMBER   Russia Calls For Ouster Of Nationalists As America Seeks Two« Thirds Vote On Issue,

Soviets in New Demand That U.N. Seat Red China   Terms Nationalists a “Miserable Clique”; Threatens to Use Force.

Zorin Urges Immediate Ouster of ‘Miserable Clique’ of Nationalists

ADMISSION AS MEMBER   Russia Calls For Ouster Of Nationalists As America Seeks Two« Thirds Vote On Issue,

Urniied SN GON S © . ; Soviet. Asks U.N. to Seat Red China  Qaoe Deining Pas   Says Peiping Has Right to Crush Chiang Kai-Shek

explosive Vebare Degins  Replace Miserable Clique, Seat Peining Regime, Russia Demand:

Blames U. S. for Long Impasse Over Seating   Says Peiping Has Right to Crush Chiang by Force

16 Confirmed For Sub-Cabinet Posts; Connally, Bowles Draw Some Criticism

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. » —Foundation work for a $13.5 million bank building on Wilshire Boulevard collapsed with a roar Monday night.

Dover Firm Gets Contract  New Bridges Will Be Erected At Rush, York Township Sites

AF to Close Base, Curfai 3 inEngland  ~ $50 Million ~ Posts First Of 91 Affa-and

ACTIVITY AT FOUR AIR BASES IN BRITAIN TO BE CLOSED OR CURTAILED IN ECONOMY MOVE

Inside e® @¢ se   First Cutdowns Announced  Air Force Will Quit British Bases

Most U. S. Warships Will Not Come Within 600 Miles of Cuban Coast

‘No Encouragement for Castro  US. Continues Naval Maneuvers  as Cubans Fight Invasion Jitters   Castro Speeds Up attle Preparation

Navy Maneuvers Show U.S. Stand  Castro on Notice On Base Defense

PROPAGANDA FODDER FOR FIDEL  - Ike Decided Not To Let Castro   ‘Scare’ U.S. Out Of Maneuvers

J. S. Faces Possible Latin Deadlock On ‘Alliance for Progress” Progran

Soviets . Orbit, Recall Another Ship In Space   Old Snags Tear Nuclear Talks -

Nuclear Test Ban Talks With Reds Are Running Into Same Old Snags

West’s Hopes Dim For Quick A-Test Treaty  Propaganda Battle Shapes Up As Talks

Propaganda Battle Shapes Up Same Snags A ppear In Talks on Test Ban

Nuclear Talks Slowed by Former Snags  Propaganda Battle Shaping up for World Opinion

Western Hopes for Early Nuclear Ban Treaty Hit Snag  Soviets Say U.S. Glossing Over

Nuclear Fest Ban Talks Snassed  * * * * * * * * ok * * * *   Soviet Claims New Proposals Spurned At Geneva

Western Hopes For Test Ban Hitting Snags  Propaganda Battle For World Opinion Avsears Shaning U

Lillian’s Jury Is Dismissed  ~ Hopeless Deadlock On Mias Reis’ Fate

For Ex-Chorus Girl Burglary Trial Ends In Hung Jury After Long Deliberation

pnteilmadaathatst - Mhnasiibaten  Jur ury Tn ‘Deadlock On Chorus Girl’s Case

Trial Ends Without Verdict re oes  Jury In Disagreement Over Reis Case Decision

The Peopie speak .. .  South Showing Strong Trend Toward Two-Party Politics

Hurricane Strikes  Hard Blow At Belize   Honduras Capital Suffers Destruction With Varying Death Reports And Damagq

Nelson Given Tax Package   Veto Is Expected to Be Announced At Press Conference Next Tuesday

— ‘SLOW START TO THE MOON’ — Saturn Rocket Moves At 10 Miles An Hour

Adlai Say Russia Aims To Wreck UN; Negroes Stage Wild Disorder At Session

Allies Fear Korea-Like War In Heart Of Africa      Screaming Negroes  Battle Guards At U.N.

Vuring Congo Debate  Negroes Battle UN Guards  In Security Council Aisles

Battle Erupts in U.N. During Congo Debate   Screaming Negroes, Guards Clash in Council Chamber

Dividends, Interest Tax Alternative   Need Money To Implement Edueation Proposals, Governor Savs

Suggests T'wo Levies to Get Needed Funds   Packed Gallery Hears Governor Outline His Educational Program

UAW Asks Panel To Settle Issue  With Gen. Motors   Strike At 10 A.M. Wednesday Aim Of Union

G.M. Battles Strike  Deadline Tomorrow   UAW President Goes Into Marathon Bargainin Session With Big Auto Company, Vows Tieup Unless New Contract Offer Is Made

“Tbree-Man Panel” sees Reuther Threatens Strike Unless Demands Are Met

Wednesday Is The Day Of Decision   GA Turns Down Arbitration Plan

Auto Walkout Nearing at GM Despite Parleys  Reuther !nsisting On New Contract By Wednesday

FOR RETURNING BRINK'S MONEY Negro Handyman Mulls J ob Offer, Scholarship For Son

‘Unemployed Handyman Who Returned $240,000 ‘Gets Job, Scholarship for Son

Finds, Returns 8$240.009  Jobless Wan Can Have Work, Son Scholarship

Jobless Negro Returns Money To Brink’s  $90-a-Week Job, Scholarship Offered For Finding $240,000

FOUND $240,000, RETURNED IT  Brink’s Offers Job To Eagle-Eyed Handymar

PROTESTANT TELLS CATHOLICS  “Moral Leap" in U. S. Aititude Toward Nuclear

57th Texas 7th Texas Legislature slature  ‘Big Show’ Will Bein Tuesday: Cash Is Poser

‘Big Show’ At Austin   By FLETCHER ROBERTSON Herald Austin Bureau

GOODWILL TOUR  on atta tana a renee mena  Adlai Talks With  Top Venezuelans

Castro Makes Counterattack On JFK's Plan   Regards U. 5. Aims As Call For Revolf Against His Regime

Castro Hurls New Threat Against U.S.   Kennedy Aid Plan For Latin Nations  Touches Off Blast

Castro Slams Latin Aid Plar   Cuba’s Prime Minister Sharply Counterattacks JFK Announcemen

AMID NEW CHARGES OF U. S. AGGRESSION —  Castro Vows To Promote SA Revolts

Castro Fumes in Anger, Lashes at Kennedy Speech   Threatens to Form Revolutions, Starting With Puerto Rico

Castro Lashes Out At Kennedy's Plan  Cuba Views Program As Call for Revolt

Cuba Leader Claims U.S. Ship Attack   Assails Kennedy’s Aid Proposals In Three-Hour Speech

CASTRO LASHES BACK AT JFK Inter prets Kennedy Pr ‘ogram As A Call For Revolt In Cuba

ATTACK ON ~ KENNEDY   Threatens To Set Up Governments In Exile; Reports U.S. Ship Shoots Up Seized Refinery.

ICuba Charges Aggression...  (Castro Attacks 'U.S.-Latin Program

Castro Assails  JFK Plan   Interprets Kennedy Program As Call  For Revolt Against His Cuban Revime

Castro Blasts Kennedy's Plar For Latins   Interprets Program As Call for Revolt Against His Reqime

—_——~" CAS SFY SBAUWEESEUUY ©  Cuban Premier Threatens To Form Many Revolutionary Governments   Hint East Germany Faces Anti-Communist Uprising

: Threatens To Promote Revolution [Kennedy’s Latin Plans \Evoke Attack by Castro

Threatens  To Promote Revolutions Sees U.S. Move  As Call For Cuban Revolt

says U.o. 1s Cowardly Giant’  Castro Loud in Threats To Form Governments-In-Exile

Fidel Makes Sharp Counterattack To JFK’s Latin, American Progrant

Fidel labels plan a call for revolt   Says ‘pirate ship took refuge in U.S. naval base

Castro Hurls More Charges Cuba Threatens To Form Puerto Rican Exile Regime

Program Geared to Blocking Reds   CastroExplodes at Kennedy Program for Helping Latins

County Fails To Provide -. For Payvroll   . Appropriations Big Question” tefore Commis cners

Gan Fel’ Swuny ELECT RAYMOND BECKER NEW ASCS CHAIRMAN — AT CONVENTION HERE  Wm. Schnepf Steps — Down From Post

Berliners Target Of  (Gas “Bombs   Action Is Taken In ‘Sheer Meanness

Altied Forces Train All Over World   Washington Says It Is Purely Coincidence

Allied Military Forces Deploy  rainin ing Maneuvers bee Ba AAawew Asam

U.S. Troops, Allies Hold Maneuvers  Diplomats Talk And Communist  Crisis Deepens

As The Crisis Deepens .  U.S., Allies In Far Flung  Armed Forees Maneuvers

Democrats Strongly Protest Procedure— Guthrie Committee  May Report Monday

Busy Schedule Faces Kennedy   New York, Florida Appearances Booke:

VARIED. EAST COAST: AGENDA  Football Greats To Honor Kennedy Ir In New York

Kennedy Starts On Speechmaking iTrip Tuesday   Kennedys Will Visit So Amer. Dec. 16-17

Never Made Varsity President to Be Honored By Football Hall of Fame

Kennedy Travels To New York To Receive Honors  No Varsity Man, He Shares Honors With Greats In Football

President Starting 4-Day Trip   New York-Florida Venture First Of Three This Month

Bepcidant Ctarte  President Starts Four-Day Jaunt For Speechmaking

Lodge Calls Arms Race Dangerous, But Says ‘There Are Worse Things’

Speaks At Republican Rally Here  DiSalle's Program Criticized by Taft

(225 At Salem 225 At Salem Rally  Rep. Robert Taft Jr. Calls DiSalle’s Record ‘Pitiful’

Circles Globe Every 88.6 Minutes   Moscow Crowds Await Word Of Landing

e <i = _— oe os. suigcanee  Montana High School Association Vetoes Plan Calling for Redistricting of Athletics

Montana High School Ass otiation Vetoes Plan Calling for Redistricting of Athletics

Extension Of Sugar Act Js Approved   ‘Victory For Administration

Congress Okays Sugar Extension   Kennedy's Decision Nips Three-Way Row

President Sends Special Message To Congress On Gold Problem—Move Will Cause Concern In Some Nations, Particularly Canada—Most Other Major Suggestions Are Followups To Eisenhower Policies

Asks Congres: To Put Limit On Tourists  Duty-Free Goods They Bring Home Would Be  i ie

Asks $100 Limit On Duty-Free Tourist Imports   Kennedy Says Gold Problem Not Alarming

Asking curb on tourist buying  Trey errve CrarACL AA ARAAYTTIAT Ar

He’d Slash Exemption  On Tourist Purchases   Premium on Foreign Deposits   Caution Against Trade Barrier   Gold Price Guarantee Renewed   London Price Falls ‘Awaiting Message

Designed To Curb Gold Flow   Proposes That $50¢ Maximum Duty Be Cut to $100

Kennedy Asks Sharp Trim in Tourist Items   Action Result of ‘ Gold Purchases -

i e = ’ —— al Message On Gold Problem  Kennedy Urees Plan To Discourage  U.S. Psillanes Of Souvenirs Abroad

JFK Calls for Customs Hike in Gold Crisis   ‘Asks 'Duty-Free' Limit of $100 Instead ‘of $500

REQUESTS CUT IN CUSTOMS EXEMPTION   Urges Figure Be Slashed From $500 To $100  CONGRESS TOLD   Problem “‘Justifies Concern But Not Panic’ In Special Message

Kennedy Urges Drastic Cut In Customs Exemption To Curb Overseas Dollar Flow

In Move To Curb Outflow Of US Gold   Would Pay Duty On Items Valued At More Than $100

Discourage U.S. Tourist Purchases: JFK   One Point in Plan to Conserve U.S. Gold Supply

Kennedy Pledges Efforts To Expand Exports, Limit Military Spending Abroad

WITHOUT PAYING DUTT:  Kennedy Would Cut Purchases By U.S. Citizens Of Foreign Articles

WOULD LET BANKS MATCH ON INTEREST   Some Concern Will Be Caused  Among Friends

LIMIT FOR ~ SOUVENIRS   Jack Proposes Cutting Duty - Free Purchases From $500 As Move To Guard Gold Supply.

Move Is Aimed At Reducing Gold Outflow   “Amount of Goods... Allowed Travelers Would be ‘Only $100

Message On Gold Problem Cut Duty-Free Goods For Tourists-- JFK .

Kennedy Asks ¢ To Cut Tourist Buying  Souvenir Purchases From Foreign Countries Would Be Reduced to-Minimam of S100” —~

Duty-Free Slash Sought By Kennedy   Move To Discourage Tourist Shopping

Move Planned To Help Check Gold Problem   Action Expected To Cause Concern In Some Countries

Would Have Fewer Items Duty Free; Offers Other Gold Problem Solutions

Cuts Ceiling On Tourists’ ‘Souvenirs’   Proposes Reduction  From $500 To $100

$100 Limit Is Proposed By Kennedy   Gold Crisis Aired In Special Message To Coneress Tndav

TODAY’S CHUCKLE   PLEA SEEKS” ‘GOLD BALANCE  a  Kennedy Asks. Cut On Duty- Free Limit

Gives Plans On Problem in Message   Would Reduce U. 8S. Tourist Goods On Custom-Free Basis

Kennedy Proposes Cut In Duty-Free Foreign Purchases  cold Pr oblem Held Cc rc  ause ror Concern

Kennedy Urges Cutting Of Amount Of Foreign Goods Tourists Can Bring Home   Getting Extra Dollars

Addresses Congress Kennedy Asks Cut In Tourist Goods To Help Gold Flou

$4.00 Slash In Duty-Free Goods Asked   Situation Justifies Concern But Not Panic, Coneress Told

Slash In Custom-Free Imports Asked-- JFK Outlines Gold- Saving Plan

Where To Find It   MOVES TO PROTECT GOLD SUPPLY Kennedy Cuts Amount Of Foreign Goods Tourists Can Bring Back

Move Is Intended To Help Protect Value of Dollar   Gold Problem Cause Concern, Not Alarm

Kennedy asks cut in goods tourists can bring back   Would lower customs exemption

Big Cut In Foreign Goods Brought Back By American Tourists Proposed Today

Washington: 3  Plan‘ to Stop Deain of Gold Is Proposed  Kennedy Makes      Kennedy Makes _ Request for Cut In Foreign Buys

SETS $100 LIMIT FOR SOUVENIRS   Jack Proposes Cutting Duty - Free Purchases From $500 As Move To Guard Gold Supply.

a ee aii tena can ent idea asa  Kennedy Asks Big Cut In Duty-Free Souvenirs Of Tourists

Kennedy Ask Cut In Amount U.S. Tourist Can Bring Back   Late Bulletins

Kennedy Proposes  $100 Top  Gold M essage   Gold Message Delivered To Coneress

Kennedy Asks Curb on Buying In Gold Problem  Woante Taouricte   Wants Tourists Duty-Free Limit Slashed to $100

W ould Discourage Tourists From Buying Costly Souvenirs With Dollars Then Used to Buy U. S. Gold

Would Cut Duty-Free Purchases Kennedy Outlines Plans To Curb Drain on Gold

JFK Gold Program Revealed   Would Reduce Tmports Now Free Of Duty

CUTBACK ON GOODS REQUESTED   The President's Steps Surprise Many Onlockers

Curbs on Tourist Spending Asked  Kennedy Pian Aimed At Helping ' Stop Falling U.S. Gold Reserve

JFK Asks Congress To Cut Amount Of Goods Tourists Can Bring Back To U. S. Free Of Duty

INDEX   Troops Throw Tear Gas at Mcbs As Riots Shake Santo Domingo

Drivers Nurse Same Sore Spot   four Tnjured In Six  Weekend Auto Pileups

Project Plans   MISS COMPANY A — . MAY BE ALMOST ANY YOUNG GIRL — WHO ‘RESIDES WITHIN _~ 30 MILES OF HERE ~ -Announce Plans And  Rules For Selection < Of Queen April 29

MISS COMPANY A — MAY BE ALMOST ANY YOUNG GIRL — WHO RESIDES WITHIN — 90 MILES OF HERE  Announce Plans And Rules For Selection a Of Queen Anril 94

Governor Warns State Faces Fiscal Rocks, May Slash Public School Aid

0-50 Chance For Launching Friday Seen  Countdown Started, Rinne at Firing  oamorraw Narning

U.S. Space Shot Probable On Friday   Chances of Launching Better Than 50-50

Manned Shot To Be Friday  r..... _£E@. was. ak .. B.....’*../] fF...   Favorable Weather Promised For Launching Astronaut into Space

2 Astronauts Rest Up For Friday Try:   Preliminary Check Started; Favorable Weather Forecast

Space Shot Set For  ; Tomorrow   Weather Expected To Be Good Enough

Countdown begins on astronaut shot  Favorable weather predicted for   Favorable weather predicted for Friday morning launch attempt ©   Minimum wage passage boosts Kennedy program

THEY SEE THROUGH TOUCH   “ARLY COUNTDOWN BEGINS Astronaut Firing Weather Brighter

Good Weather in Prospect for Flight to Space   Chance for Shot Now Better Than 50-50

Canaveral Area Weather Improving This Morning  New Countdown on Mercury Launch on Friday Beains

Ready to Send Up Astronaut Early Friday   Weather Improves But Change-Could Bring New Delay

Outlook Fair For Weather   But Chances Only 50-50 Astronaut Shot Will Occur

Weather Looks Better For Test Friday   Preliminary Countdown Started To Loft Yank On Historic Voyage

SPACE SHOT IS STILL SET = FOR FRIDA\   Preliminary Countdown 2  ~Begins As Shepard And  Glenn Stand By; 50-50 _ Chance For Good - Weather.

—~SET LAUNCHING FOR FRIDAYS pace. Agency Begins  Astronaut Countdown

Space Ride Still Slated For Friday   Countdown Started As Report Promises Favorable Weather

Predict Clear Weather In Cape  Area For Astronaut Launching; Start Countdown At 12:30 A. M.

Forecast Is Good  Countdown Begun On Astronaut Shot   Floating Classroom Sinks  When White Squall Hits

Weather Appears Favorable fora Space Ride Friday   Astronauts Have Been Taking Simulated Tests Since Last Postponement.

Weather Seen Favorable For Space Flight   Astronaut Alan Shepard Expected To Be Put Into Space Tomorrow

Officials At Cape Canaveral Believe Weather Conditions Will Permit Historic  Launching.   ADDITIONAL TESTS MADE WEDNESDAY

Good Weather Is Promised for Historic ‘Shot’   Space Agency Begins Preliminary Check Of Rocket, Capsule

Countdown Begins On Space Try   U. S. Space Agency Reports Weather Favorable Friday -

Space Ride Friday Is Now Likely   Shepard Ready And Weather Seen Favorable

U.S. Plans Space Shot For Friday   Improvement In Weather Speeds Plans

SHEPARD PREPARES FOR TRIP   Weather Outlook Very Good: Glenr Continues Tests

Astronaut Launching ‘Countdown’ Is Started as Weather Improves >

INDEX TO  Inside Pages   Employment Picking Up In Twin City Area

zy pec 19@/   rat San Vee 7,196   Huebner ; ‘Killed in  auto wreck

2 Pilots Land in Florida After Isle Attacks; Fidel Regime Blames America

Planes Damage Key Air Bases In Castro Cuba  Defecting Cubans Flew Bombers,

Cuba Pilots Ask Asylum After Raids   Seven Killed, Key Bases Damaged In Aerial Bombings

Castro Officials Blame Americans   See Related Stories Paces 11, 72

3 Key Bases Damaged In Dawn Raids   7 Reported Killed 29 Hurt; 2 B26’s Land In Florida

ee eT a =. a Latest Sparts Orioles, Cardinals Triumph Look for the Stars, Section ‘D   America Charged With Responsibility

I Listed Dead After Raids. . On Munitions   Pilots Landing In ‘Miami Say Defectors Staged Attacks

Johnson Slips Guard To Tour ;Hong Kong   Stops Off Unofficially On His Way To Thailand. India, Pakistan For JFK

Shuns Security Officers Vice President Turns Touris!  During Visit to Hong Kong

/32 CITIES NAMED INCLUDE LAWRENCE  Gambling in Kansas Is Thriving

It's Handy for Kansans If They Want to Gamble   No Immediate Investigation Planned for Stamp Holders

No Stamps in Emporia...     Gambling Common in State Despite Prohibitive Laws

Gambling Illegal In Kansas But You Can Still Lose Money To Bookie Or Waste Coins In Slots

Junior! High Students Outscore Kent  Collegians On Current Events Quiz

J t.S. nmcituded ,..  High School Group Rule  Cuts Trips of Musicians

 Arter Debate of }wo Hours     Con-Con Delegates OK First Constitutional Item

Swisher & Ruege Oliver Spotlight Premiere Set for Friday, July 7

Dean to Confer With JFK Geneva Knvoy Recallec  And May Not Return

DEAN LEAVING GENEVA FOR CONSULTATION   U. S. Negotiator May Not Return For Nuclear  Ban Talks   CONFERENCE IS BADLY DEADLOCKED

U.S. May Boycott Test Talk   Nuclear Negotiator Dean Ordered Home; Officials Believe Deadlock Hopeless -

pels Miners Feted _. UMW “Pensioners Banquet Attended By 724 Persons

Retired Miners Feted .. . UMW Pensioners Banquet Attended By 724 Persons

French Cite Soviet Over Plane Issue   Incident Blamed On Reds; Craft Carried Russian President

French Fire Warning Shots At Red Plane On Wrong Route: Prexy Was Aboard

WITH BREZHNEV ABOARD French Blame Reds For Plane-Shooting Incident

French Claim Russians Violated’ Custom:  ‘Place: Jet Blame On: Soviet:

French jets buzz, shoot at Russ craft   soviet Union's president Leonid Brezhnev aboard

Kussians blamed ror incident: French Contess Firing Shots At Soviet Plane

Claim Reds Responsible For Incident  ” Soviet President Aboard Plane Eirod On

French Say Jet Attack Russ’ Fault   Claim Soviet Aid's - Craft off Course, Broke Radio Rules

Say Plane Off Course Drew Fire  er,   Warning Bursts Followed Radio Silence by Reds

TE. CHE soe ae HIKE  Ae SARS RUSE EEE EER TS ST  Changein Bill  Turned Down

Head Tax Expected To Stay   Repeal Bill Likely To Be Defeated In Manday Vote

hed sic Ms nee atlas  Sky-Dive Diver Finds Free Fall Fun; Seeks Club in Ruston

House Group fo Stock Exchange Probe by SEC   Quick Approval by Committee Is Seen

To Probe  All Stock  Exchanges Investigation  Might Prevent  a &. } 1a “Lo

SEC Will Probe All  Exchanges  Quick Approval   Quick Approval Of House Group Anticipated

Contestants For “Miss Legion Fair” Continue to Register   Many Attractions This Year Again in Addition to Queen’s Contest

Look Here   Complete Coverage  Of SEO Area News   SAC STILL TOPS

Rocket Society Counsel Talks Doctors Hear Speaker On Outer Space Topics   Will Test For Life

Medical-Legal Problems Show Need of Space Laws, ARS Counsel Tells State Convention

 Power Split Could Cause Trouble iMajor Overhauls on Tap for Legislature   Showdowns Next Week on Liberal Moves in Conaress

DEMO.GOVERNOR, GOP SENATE AND ASSEMBLY  Long-Awaited Tax Overhaul Main Problem Before New Legislature

War-Vion Rights Come First: Rusk   U.S. Secretary of State Assures NATC of America’s Berlin Position

Says US Will Guard Allies’ Berlin Rights  No Deal With Russia   No Deal With Russia Against Troops In City

Rusk Says U.S. Will Make No. Deal With Reds      Will Never Negotiate Away WarWon Western Rights In Berlin

Allies in NATO Given Promise By Dean Rusk   French Still Retain Suspicious Attitude

NATO Told War Rights To Be Kept  Rusk Presents Long Review of ll S Paseitian

No Sign That American's Speech Changes French Attitude of Suspicion Toward Talks With Soviets

Rusk Assures NATO Meeting United States Will Not Deal Away West’s Rights In Berlin

Rusk Promises No Surrender of U.S. Rights to Berlin   NATO Allies Told West Won't Negotiate Away Rts War-Won Rights.

As NATO Meeting Opens  U.S. Wont Negotiate Away War-Won Rights, Rusk Says   UN, Katanga Both Bring In Fresh Troops

Dean Rusk Tells NATO Meet:  U.S.A. Will Never Negotiate dei War-Won Western Rights In Berlit

Will Not Deal On Right Of Troops To Be In West Berlin  Rusk Outlines U.S. Position On Berlin =~ pea WAD? A A*..* ok we

U.S. Won't Deal Away  Berlin   Rusk Promises Allies U. S. Will Not Back Off To Solve Dispute

NATO Session Opens With Berlin Subject   Statement Expected On Congo

NATO GIVEN REVIEW OF U. S. STAND   Most Of Nations Agree Time Ripe To Negotiate

Rusk: Will Not Negotiate Away Rights In Berlin  Promises NATO   Promises NATO No Deal to Remove Troops

U.S. Won't Give Way On Berlin Rights   Promise Made By Seeretary Rusk To NATO Allies

Brish On Study Committee Master’s Degree Might Ultimately Be Required Of All State Teachers

ALL TEACHERS IN COUNTIES NEED DEGREES   Master’s Or Equivalent Will Be Required Under Plan   FIRST OVERHAUL OF SYSTEM SINCE 1922

Laotian Princes Confer   At Issue Is Control Commission Designed To Guard Neutrality

Feuding Princes  Seek Agreement   Russians Submit Plan Including Veto Power

Feuding Princes Seek Agreement   Control Commissior Controversial Issue

Two Missing Girls Are Found Killed   Boy Scout Patrol Leader Is Being Sought by Police

Ex-Convict Hunted in Death of Policeman After Shooting Batfle  - Second Offlesr Badly Wounded; Camh Natahharhand far Snenecrt   ‘Second Officer Badly Wounded; Comb Neighborhood for Suspect

Ex-Convict Hunted in: Death of Policeman Alter Shooting Battle   Second -Officer: ‘Badly Woiinded; Comb Neighborhood. for: Suspect

Reds Detain 2 American GIs 6 Hours  Soldiers Forced Out Of Vehicle Near Potsdam

Yank Soldiers Detained by East Germans   Khrushchev Claims West Plans Nuclear War over Berlin

Both Sides Enjoined in Race Riots   U.S. Judge Issues Orders to Restrain KKK, Cops, Riders

‘Fifty-Year Plan: ; . Delaware River Basin 'Develooment Proposed

First Balanced Budget for State In 14 Years Seen  iJ ,~tvte@rti'rT «=. = tJ...   Lawrence Issues Estimates, Calls Them ‘Very Heartenina’ 

_ For First Time In 14 Years— ——— ee Pers —  Balanced State Budgei Expected By Lawrence

Senatorial Fight Looms In Arkansas   Conservatives Will Try To Unseat Sen. Fulbright

Begins Tour Of State  Domestic, Foreign Affairs One Says Fulbright In First Speech

Niove to Unseat Senator Fullbright In Next Year’s Arkansas Primaries

“Party Prognostication Conservatives Out To Unseat Sen. Fulbright

Group Slates Bid To Unsea U.S. Senator  Conservatives Eye King-Sized Effort Against Fulbright

Money Bills Stymied:  ‘Senate Refuses To Join House In Passing Measure

Senate Probers Look Into Fixed Dice, Marked Cards, Poker Table Dot-Dash

16-Inch Snow Belts Area In New York  Tourists, Citrus Crops In Florida Also Hit By Cold

Trujillo Shot At Least One Of Assassins   Dominican Dictator Fought Ambushers To End, Army Says

Trujillo Died Battling With His Attackers   Dictator’s Military Uniform Held Likel  Tipoff for Assassins

Trujillo Shot tOut With His Attackers   His Gaudy Uniforn Might Have Been Tipoff For Killers

Trujillo Died Shooting At Slayers, Army Reports  Uniform May Have Been Tip For Long-Planned Attack

Trujillo Died Shooting, Says Communique. - Attack Had Been  Planned For Months Uniform The Tinoff

Among Toughest In Country  New State Gambling Laws To Take Effect

Fair   Ohio's Newest Anti-Gambling Laws Readied  3 Tough Measures   3 Tough Measures To Go into Effect In State Next Month

Ohio's Newest Anti-Gambling Laws Readied   3 Tough Measures To Go into Effect In State Next Month

Qnurcn Arrairs  TWO LE MARS GIRLS RECEIVE WHITE VEILS OF RELIGIOUS ARNnHETR

Church Affairs  TWO LE MARS GIRLS RECEIVE WHITE VEILS OF RELIGIOUS ORDER

Dominican Rioters . Repulsed   Police Use Rifles, Water And Gas To Curb Street Clashe:

Guatemala Sees Plot  By Cubans   Colombia, Bolivia, Eeuador Stil Tense

Ciudad Trujillo Police Hard Put To Rout Students   Use Tear Gas, Rifles in Bloody Street Fighting

Virtually Unchecked Dr. Belle Richards Says  Disease Plagues Region   8v Marjorie Culum

Virtually Unchecked Dr. Belle Richards Says  Disease Plagues Region

State Saving of $17 Million Possible  SCHOOL AID NEEDS SAID BADLY OVER-ESTIMATED

Desegregation Of Parochial Schools Seen  Catholics Prepared In Georgia, S. C. By Bishops’ Outlines

Goldberg Reports Unemployment Rise   Quick Special Aid To Idle Favored By New Secretary Of Labor In Conference

Economic Upturn  U. S. Industrial Production Hits Record High in July

Rusk, Gromyko Confer Today. On Questions ‘Laos, ‘Berlin: Congo Issues To Be

U.S. Seen Stressing Laos Crisis  Stevenson To Join Talks At State Dept.

Worldwide Events Due Discussion   Observers Believe Laos Wilf Be Key Point Jn Parley

Rusk, Russians Confer Today  Gromyko, Key Advisers Invited  To Air International Situation

US. to Warn Soviets Of Laos Crisis  Berlin, Congo Also   Berlin, Congo Also Said Likely to Be Topics for Parley

Leaves tractors for cars Reuther leads union into contract talks

IBy Russia:   Reuther Set  To Take On  Auto Firms Varied Demands

Reuther Turns His Attention To Automobiles  UAW Head Leads Union  Into First Meeting  Of °61 Contract Talks  as a

AF Chief Says Feat by Soviet Not a Surprise   Zuckert Addresses 0.C. Demo Dinner

Propose Vote Qn 2nd Term For Governor   Another Revision Would Raise Veto Quashing Minimum

Workers Attempt To Recove1 Bus On Which 16 Drowned   RODY RECOVERED

16 American Tourists Lose Lives In Lake   22 Persons Saved When Bus Collide: With Truck on Swiss Road.

Bus located in Lake Lucerne, 16 American tourists perished   Survivor tells how he got out of tourist bus

22 Survivors Climb Through Bus’ Windows   Tourist Bus Careens Inlo Lake After Slaniming Into Truck On Swiss Highway

19 Yanks Escape In Swiss Tragedy Tourist Bus In Which 16 Died Found At Lake Bottom      (See Picture Page 9) (‘See Other Story Page &)

19 Yanks Escape In Swiss Tragedy Tourist Bus In Which 16 Died Found At Lake Bottom

Four French Generals Stage Bloodless Coup, Take Over  Algiers Seized By Rebels

Algeria Seized By French Generals Who Rebel Against Gen. DeGaulle 

Claim Control Of All Algeria Sahara Desert   Sources Doubt Enough Support To Topple DeGaulle

Debre Makes An Appeal For  “4 Al ealutea Ghadmanca’’ in France  Premier

Rebel French Officers Take Over Algiers   Legion Paratroops Aid Bloodless Coup To Oust De Gaulle

Issue Appeal For Military To Aid Them   President de Gaulle Calls Urgent Meeting Of Cabinet Officials

French Generals Revolt, Seize Algeria Capital   Rebels Proclaim State of Siege Throughout the African Territory.

Take Over ‘Nation With ‘No Bloodshed   Violence Reported In Paris As Debre Appeals For Order

Algiers Seized By Four French Rebel Generals   Leaders Claim Algeria And Sahara Taken Over From De Gaulle Today

Rebel Generals Take Over Algiers   INSURGENTS IN ARMY DEFY GEN. DE GAULLE

They Claim Algeria In State of Seige   DeGaulle is Taken by Surprise; Arrests. Bombine Occur in Paris

Senate Passes Bill Cutting Absentee Vote   Number Of Persons Eligible To Vote By Absentee Ballot Would Be Greatly Reduced In Indiana.

Four-Person Fatality Memorial Day Boosts State Traffic Toll to 22

Father, Son Thwarted In Plane Theft   President Kennedy Gives Direct Order To Get Pirate Team

News Of Lake Tahoe On Page 15   Father, Son Try Piracy Of Jetliner

Andersen Proposed Tax on Electric, Gas Bills Attacked by Utility Firms

Utilities Attack Gas, Power Tax  C. E. Myers Of Interstate Opposes Plan

BAL Draft Objector In Court   Pleads Guilty To levoring Jol Ordes

Attempt To Trim Wage Bill Foiled; Final Vote Today   Kennedy Gains Victory As Senate Rejects  Covaraca Chango

Passage Of Wace Bill Due Today   Supporters Beat All Attempts To Reduce Coverage Provisions

Cutbacks Defeated Bill Hiking Minimum Wage On Verge of Senate Passage

MAJOR VICTORY FOR PRESIDENT   Senate. Pushes Minimum Wage Bill Close To Passage

Laos Reds Advance On Royal Capital  Ignore Cease-Fire Appeals, Push On

Raid Reported  6 Miles From  Laos Capital Enemy Units Said  To Have Viet Nam, Chinese Soldiers

Stanley High, 65, Senior Editor Of Reader's Digest and FDR Speech Writer, Summoned

Whole World Must Be Red, Says Nikita   Principle Task Is to Overtake U, S. He Tells Farmers

Premier He-States Goal Of World Domination  Rest Only When World Is Red, Says Khrushchev

Top Red Tells People They Can't Rest Until World Is Communized; Cheer Talk

News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Wants Communist world

Crowd Cheers Speech   Industry, Agriculture Soon to Overtake U.S., He Claims

‘No Rest Until Whole World Is Communist’  Khrushchev Urges Greater Efforts to Overtake U.S.

Khrush Seeks All Red World  n People Told   Russian People Told Of Movement’s Goal

Envisions Marxist Planet  Khrushchev Says Reds Expect Entire World tobe Communistic

Khrush Seeks All-Red World   Russian People Told Of Movement’s Goal

K TELLS REDS ALL MUST BE      Cannot Rest Content Until Victory Won

«hrush Reminds Russians World Victory Is Goal   > Only Happy Then, Premier Declares.

Red Goal: Domination  Of World.   Nikita Says It  Loud And Clear

wi rot A * FH fe Anrusncnev Again Fredicrs  Communism Will Rule World

Taylor Flying to Front  Red Raid on Vital Road Reported in So. Viet Nam

2 Fliers Dead In Smashup of Johnson Plane  i ec, ME is   Wreckage Found Near Texas Ranch Of Vice President

Radioactive Snow Falls  On Russia  Soviets Unaware   Soviets Unaware That Bomb Was . Expleded

Many Nations Attack Russia For Big Blast   Communist Countries Kept In Dark on Test Series

"Ah RRREINGs Fe RANPER RACE  Western World Condemns  Giant Russian Explosion

Nation wet and stormy   Variety, mostly miserable, hits wide sections

Weather Of All Sorts  Strikes U. S.  Rain, Snow, Fog, Sleet, Floods Hit

Foul Weather Plagues Nation   Tornados, Snowstorm, Floods Vary Menu

Foul Weather in Many Sections  Hund rede Are Injurec   Hundreds Are Injured In. Traffic and Falls

Mostly Miserable Weather Hits U.S. Sectors Over Wet and Stormy Weekend

Feed Grain  Agreement  Is Sought   Controversy Rests On Surplus Grain Sale Authority

Feed Grain Accord Sought   Plan To Sell Surplus Brings Disagreement

IS REJECTED BY SENATE   Time Is Short For Enactment Rar Thie Yaar

Controversy Over ‘Power to Sell’ Provision   Senate Version Omits This Power For Ag Secretary

Feed Grain Accord Sought  Plan To Sell Surplus   Plan To Sell Surplus Brings Disagreement

Administration Seeks Compromise on Feed Grain Bill to Avoid Delay

Subject of Controversy _ ‘Administration Working On Feed Grain Compromise Plar

Feed Grain Measures Compromise Drafted   Senate Votes Version Differing From That Passed by House

Con-Con Close By Year's End ls Considered   Proposal Appears to Have Little Support

fyecuste Many By Boat—  Water Flips Cars As ‘St. Louis Main Breaks

i7 seni to Hospitals  ‘Hundreds of Homes Flooded, Cars Tip Over After Water Main Breaks

Water Main Erupts, Floods 12-Block Area   No Known Casualties 25 Autos Engulfed, Homes Without Heat

Broken Main Floods Part of Sf. Louis   Some Residents Are Evacuated By Boat.

Water Line Break Joits St. Louis  Torrent of Water, ice Add To Misery of Snow Problems

Icy Water Overruns St. Louis   Water Main Breal So Strong Some Cars Overturned

Promotion for World Peace  Kennedy Invites All Nations to Join In Communications Satellite System

Communication Set Up.To Be ~ Citizen Owned   Some Requirements Listed To Control. System Adequately

JEK Asks  Satellite  ‘Teamwork Nations Invited  To Participate In System

Tenor Corelli ls Contrite  About Win Over Conductor   Ribicoff to Parents: Get Tough

Many Working People 65 or Older Need Not Delay Applying For 8.8.

Zorin Demands UN Oust ‘Rotten Chiang Regime  Reade Then Walk Oni   Reds Then Walk Ou As Nationalist China Delegate Speaks

British Start Move; Belgian News Colored   United States Said Now To Favor Move To Halt Fighting

Some Exemptions Of Use Tax Out   Rest of Law Said Legal by High Court

Exemptions in Use Tax Law Ruled Invalid:   But State High Court Says Rest of Law Is Constitutional 7%

“Economy Is Ina Little Trouble Af Moment But Will Improve Greatly In 60 Days”—Hodges

Hodges Sees Upswing in the Economy   Commerce Secretary Gives Forecast to Congressmen

Hodges Sees Improvement In Economy   Commerce Secretary Expects Upswing In Business In About 60 Days.

START OF GENEVA MEETING AGAIN DELAYED  U.S. Yields in Seating of Laos Rebels at Talks

Reluctantly Acts To Ward Off Debacle   3 Factions To Represent Tiny Embattled Nation

Agrees To Seat Laotian Rebels On Equal Basis   Conference Slated To Get Underway Tonight

Rebels Given Equal Voice at Geneva Meeting   Rusk Bows to Pressure by British. French: Conference   Delayed.

U.S. Bows To British  Pressure   Laos Conference Delayed Again To Tomorrow

Communist Seats Are Equal Pressure On Laos Meet   Kennedy Awaits Soviet Word On Conference With Nikita -

U.S. Accepts Red Terms  For Geneva Conference   British, French Pressure, Wins Seat for Laos Rebels

US, Relue ‘tantly Agrees To Allow iaaiihe Rebels In On Peace Conterence

In. Order: to Save- ‘Conference :  Bows to French, British’ Pressure

Phila Merchants Offer Bargains  Sidewalk Sale To Feature Old Fashioned Bargain Days

Education Practices in Europ  Elite Are Given Top Attention While Rank-and-File Siruaale      Re NOFT, WHICAL

Tunisian Head, DeGaulle Meet in Paris Today  Bourguiba Will Try To Be Peacemaker For Algerian Crisis

Tunisian Leader To See De Gaulle  Conference May Lead To Peace in Algeria

S, African Violence Is Feared  Negro Factions  cay   Negro Factions  Sharply Split

South African Negrc Split Arouses Fear  Os tase... Poi... FP... @a"*h.w A Lek   Could Wreck Plans For Strike Against White Rule And Help Provoke Violence

Primary Red Target Moscow Sought Military Gags, Thurmond Declares

e.. Business World . i ELMER ATHENS AND  SON ROGER OPEN — REAL ESTATE OFFICE Purchase Building  — Firm Will Share With Chamber Office

‘While School Keeps   REMSEN SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS MEETINGS— WITH AREA BOARDS  Attempt to Reorganize Before 1962 Deadline

‘It’s the Consumer Who Pays’  Bobby to War on Trusts   Tax Cut Ruled Out  Hodges Sees _ ‘Economic Rise

Inside The Times   ‘Wars And Rumors : Brush-Fi ire Wars Cast ‘Shadow On Yuletide

Concensus of School Superintendents— Say Teaching Of Foreign Languages In Elementary Grades Here To Stay

lakes Oath as Housing Chief  Weaver Sworn in In Presence of Presidant Kannady

Joint Tax Committee Appointed   House. Senate Panel  Begins Work Today

Texas Weekend Violence Kills 20; 5 Perish In Truck-Auto Collision

California’s Civil Defense Master Plan—Page 11   He’s Really Roughin’ It

Tshombe Dampens Hope Of Early Congo Peace   Statement Hurts Chances After He Had Earlier Agreed To Settlement

eee nS na @&x_—auVUu_—  Says Cabinet Must Ratify His Agreement  Renounces Signed Declaration Formally Presented to Bunche,  Adanla at Kitana.

Tshombe — Agreement May Not Hold Up  Says ‘Assembly   Says Assembly And Ministers  Must Approve  His Action

Today’s Smile   Tshombe Pledges To Accept Conge Rule in Katanga  But Hopes for Early   But Hopes for Early Settlement of Bloody Issue Dampened

Ishombe In Fast-Change On Returning  - nts en pn   Says Agreement : Need Approval Of Katanga Assembly

Secessionist — Hasn’t Found “Anything  Belgians Believe _ ,  Agreement Isn°t Sealed, Delivered —

I'shombe Not Convinced  Congo Agreement Valid   Unity Move in Congo...  Tshombe-Adoula Pact Hailed

Ishombe And Adoul: Hand Signed Declaration To Bunche   MERCENARIES ARE TO BE EXPELLED

Earlier Promise Evaporates Tshombe Dampens Hopes For Katanga Settlement

Tshombe Promises Congo Peace  Pledges to Accept   Pledges to Accept Central Authority But Quickly Hedges On Early Settlement

House Leader Says . . .  School Districts Face $8 Million  Loss in Revenue

Weather outlook for next 30 days   WEATHER OUTLOOK... Fair, warmer predicted

‘Sit-in’ Appeal Passed   -Supreme Court Skip: Action on Case; Gomblere Win Bid

Faubus Answers Critics Of Proposed $60 Million Bond Issue   Castro Given Till Noon Friday To Decide On Offer Of Tractor:

Courtesy Ballots Premier Of  Urundi Is  Slide Past 10,000 Assaseinated

NE SUNDAY TOLL Two Killed as Train Hits Car on Me. Rail Crossing

FOUL PLAY POSSIBLE  lowa Boy Missing Before Severe Snowetarm Strick

FOUL PLAY POSSIBLE lowa Boy Missing Before Severe  Craurctarm CHrunrk

Hunt s Still On For Missing Boy   Possibility of Foul Play Is Considered

U.N. GENERAL SEES PEACE SOON  Rocket-Firing Jets Rake Katanga Rebel Stronghold

Citi S it Jy i FLUTES Lawrence Ridicules GOP Plan On Redistricting

U.N. Told Of Slayings By Congolese   Hammarsk jold Scores Action In Strong Note

Soviets Ask Arrest of _ 2 Leaders   Zorin Puts Heat On Hammarskjold, Belgiun For Kasayubu Support

Six Supporters of Lumumba Reported To Have Been Slain  Had Been Deported To Kasai Province By Enemies

Dag Tells Security Council: 6 Lumumba Followers Executed After Deportation Into Kasai

Dag Reports Slaying To. U.N. Session   Hammarskiold In Strong Protest To Kasavubu's Premier

6 Lumumba Supporters Executed: Dag Demands Stronger Action By UN

More Heavy Rains Pour Over Indiana  Bureau Predicts End Of Flood by Midweek

Student at Oneonta College: YoungMotherAccused In Infant Son’s Death

Oneonta SUTC Senior Held in Death of New Born Baby in Washing Machine

Eisenhower Bulls Win Ribbons  2 y ° 1 ! , Jack Alias ‘Pete’ Ils Winner of International's Championshirc

Fi oresees Revolt  Of Area Industry   Banker Urges Reforms In Tax Burdens

Credit Committee With Saving Lives   Scientists Win Nobel Prizes

(Coprighted 1960, A National! Council of Churches Religios Features)

Ki Net $1 Million  6, 500 Democrats Witness Glittering Inaugural Fete

TREASURY IS SWELLED BY AFFAIR  Democrats’ Inaugural Party Is Success

LOLOL EMO EEL ELMO LE BR RM  Glaring Error Sets Off Short,  Snappy Display

Fate Unknown: Target Missed By 130 Miles   Ships Race To Impact Area; Shoot Delaved

Rocket Takes Space Ape 115 Miles Up   Six Astronauts Are On Hand To View Test Shot

Hurled 100 Miles Into Space   Space Capsule Dropped Into Atlantic 1420 Miles Down Range

Recovery Is Attempted In Atlantic   Launching Is Prelude For Astronauts   Pirture on Page 6.

Trained Chimp Fired in Space   Capsule Soars Over 100 Miles And Drops in Atlantic 420 Miles Away

Capsule Falls Into Ocean Affer 4)0-Mile Flight   Ships and Planes Seek to Recover Space Rider

Chimpanzee Is Successfully Rocketed Into Space; Seek To Recover Capsule Today

Chimp Blazes Trail For Man   Rocket Hits Ocean 130 Miles Off Target

LVo Saje Conduct  Israel Delivers Heavy Blow To Defense of Adolf Lichmann

Famed Actor Has Cancer and Knows It, Spokesman Says  Cary Cooper Reported as Critically II]

Knows He Has Disease — Gary Cooper Reported Gravely [ll With Cancer

Loniined 10 Mis Home  Gary Cooper, After 35 Years As Star, Critically [ll With Cancer

‘Gravely Ill, And He Knows It,’ Spokesman Says--Gary Cooper Believed Victim Of Cancer

Ne Tait EE Sot Bi Ge ee YO ee!  Gary Cooper Reported Gravely Iil With Cancer, Confined to Home

Gary Cooper, Montana Cowhoy Who Became Famous Actor, Is Critically Ill With Cancer

On The Inside   MIOPPRUAG CQWIONS Mir  Strike of Truck Drivers Curtails Delivery of New York. Newspapers

FORMING OF CABINET TO FIX TIME   Re-Election By Bundestag Due Tuesday Meet

News  wd )/779ELERSUTTONRRELSSSQOSUOCCEREOLTDDREELTTIVERILLTT TLE   To See Kennedy

People You Know ELECT SHORTY HENTGES PRESIDENT OF JAYCEES  Announce New Slate “Of Officers to Take — Over on May 1

; People’ You Know  ELECT ‘SHORTY. 'HENTGES PRESIDENT. OF JAYCEES "“Annopice® New ‘ts io  Of. Officers. .to Heke am Over of Mavil

Said To Be ‘Confusing , Wrong Target   Few Good Words    Bill's Favor Heard; _ ££ eet

House vote favors Rules enlargement   ‘Mr, Sam’ and ‘The Judge’ in clash of wills

~VETERANS LOCKED IN BATTLE— Rayburn And Sinithe In Power Struggle

 Congress Watches Struggle Between Rayburn And Conservative Representatives Of Virginia   Kennedy Slates Special Message

Open power struggle on Rules Committee expansion shapes up   Bv EDMOND LE BRETON

Inside e¢ ee ¢    Cuba Invasion Plan Denied ‘Guatemalan Troops Train  In Guerrilla Warfare Tactics

Guatemalan Army Gets U.S. Defensive Advice  Cuban Charges U. S. Officers Are Aid To Guatemalan Invasion Plans Denied

Inside...   Cuba Invasion Plan Denied Guatemalan Troops Train  In Guerrilla Warfare Tactic:

School Aid Bill Reduced To Rubble  Lf asmaen‘hbban \labac   Committee Votes 8 to 7 To Shelve — Measures This Sessior

Litfle Hope Is Held Now For School Aid   Kennedy Education Bill Is Shattered by Committee Action

JFK Receives Setback On School Aid Bill   House Committee Tables Upcoming Education Measure:

Rep. Hays Heads U.S. Group Closer Union Objective At NATO Meet This Week

Widizerr oays:  Public Schools Better Geared fo Serve Needs Of Youngsters in State

Measure Now Goes To House   Lower Chamber Claims It Has Necessary Votes

Man-In-Space Shot Possible Soviet Missile Ils Tracked By U.S. Station In Alaska

J. S. Space Program Head Says Soviet earn lee-Smnacea Ghat Riiget Bo leerntnean?

Agriculture Fading; Urban  Boom ¢ Grows  Maan Daren   Plarining, Zoning Can't Keep Pace With Rapidly Changing Districts

Agriculture Fading; Urban Boom Grows  p) SU oo Ee 2  ee  .   Plarining, Zoning Can't. Keep Pace With Rapidly: Changing Districts. ©

Industrial Take-Home Pay Climbs; July Income Up to $419.2:Billion

Report Shows Mid-Summer Economy Good   Individual Incomes Hit New High  in July

Record Industrial Output oe     Individual Incomes ‘Climb To New Peak

Nixons Among Those Fleeing Raging Flames   Damage to Run Into Many Milfions As Costly Homes Burn

KIM NOVAK, IN LEOTARDS, AMONG FIRE-FIGHTERS:  Multi- million Fire Destroys Swank Hollywood Colony

 Legislature Near Windup  On Measures   Special Sessions Loom Over Two Major Disputes

Army Engineers Approve Building Steel Mill on Disputed Lake Site

ONLY TERRY JO STILL ALIVE  The Sinking of the pam  Seen as rs Unsolvab!- oasery

Raul Castro Charges Catholic Priests With Planting, Running Bombs

Murder Case Jury Picking May Run Week   Youths Boasting of 7 Slayings Remain Indifferent

Injured Policeman Files $50,000 Suit  -One of Six Hurt in Crash on Wednesday

Hopes of Ceasefire to Douse Threat to Peace Rest With Decision by Khrushchev

Wiley Hit Hints of nts of Time Limi Limit  Russias Word on Laos Awaited

India Is Called Upon to Help  ArrangeTruce   Kennedy Gets Ike's Blessing in Efforts On Present Position

Cease Fire Hopes Hang On Soviets  U.S. Proceeding With Military Power Buildup

U. 5. Moving Troops Near Tiny Kingdom  West Waiting For Answer To Cease-Fire

Ike Supports Kennedy Stand—Next 2 Days May Decide Between Peace or Conflict

‘ Just Don’t Want fo Say Goodbye,’ lke Tells Final Cabinet Meeting

Judge Has No Opposition .. . Clarion’s Republicans Have Only 536 Registration Edge   Coming Election Important, Judge O'Brien Says .. .  GOP Rally Attracts Capacity Crowc

Coming Election Important, Judge O’Brien Says .. .  GOP Rally Attracts Capacity Crowd

Soviet Blast  Exceeded  Calculations Totaled More Than 50 Meaatons But

Blast Above 50-Megaton, Party Is Told   First Announcement Of World’s Biggest Explosion Made

Announce: Explosion Day Later   ‘Scientists Made Mistake But We Won't Be Anary’

Won't Get Angry With  Scientists   Nikita’s Remark Brings Cheering, Laughter From  Soviet Congress

NOT ANGRY WITH ERROR ON GUESS   Only Woman In Presidium Out, No Explanation

Won't Be Angry  Congress Hears  Slight Error in ns Soviet  eeanewas anne Gm<da s ner  Ae et , oe = ee 4372902

Blast Bigger Than Plan. Nikita Says  Red Assembls Told Of ‘Error

Latest Soviet Bomb Greater Than 50 Megs   Khrush Reports To Party Brass

Bom i in Eicess     : “= Prenier'sStatertient - Is Made to Red Meet

BOMB OVER 50 MEGATONS “KHRUSHCHEV   Tells Session Of Communist Congress He Isn‘t Angry With Scientist For “Slight Mistake,”

Khrushehey Says Bomb  Topped « 50”  i a Lipoee e   Declares Experts Were Mistaken On Their Calculations

Khrush Says Bomb Bigger ThanPlanned   ‘Not Angry At Scientists’, Premier Tells Red Gathering

Khrush Says Bomb Over 50 Megatons   Waves Of Anger! Worldwide Condemnation For Russia  In Wake Of Superbomb Explosions

Red Conaress Cheers News of Big Bomb.   Fallout Due to Hit. « U.S. in 3-5 Days According to Wind

Nik Jokes At Error of  Scientists  Admits Explosion Topped 50-Megator

Scientists Err Slightly, He Remarks   U.S. Says Soviet Bid At Spreading Fear To Be Repelled.

Reds overshoot on bomb test   Cries of anger, condemnation sound in wake of bomb blast

Mistake Made  By Scientists   Nikita Not Angry With Then For This, He Te ils Congress

@ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa Council of Churches Religio. Features)

Castles’ Opinion   ee Sa ee,  Supreme Court Warns Board Against Bias

Civil Defense In State May Get Hearing  Conference Set To Determine Course Of Action

South Bend Group Carries Blue Law Fight to New Court; Asks:Injunction

Swims for his life when capsule sinks  ASTRONAUT GRISSOM SURVIVES SPACE JAUNT IN GOOD CONDITION

Second US. Space Shot Big Success  Grissom Swims For Life After ‘Liberty Bell’ Sinks

Capsule Lost After Flight   Spaceman In Dramatic Exit From Space Capsule

Water Floods ‘Liberty Bell’ Through Hatch  Helicopter Saves Astronaut As Capsule Sinks In Ocean

Copter Saves Spaceman From Ocean   Loss of $2 Million Craft Won't Delay U.S. Moon Program

Astronaut Has To Swim After Leaving Craft   Capsule Sinks to Bottom of Ocean

Grissom Nearly Drowns At End Of Space Flight   America’s 2nd Spaceman  On Isle For 48-Hour Rest   Ta unisian President Calls For Foreign Volunteers: Street Fishtins Dies Down

Capsule Springs Leak, Sinks in Sea; Will Not Delay Plans for Orbit Shot

Capsule Sinks In Atlantic   Goes Farther, Higher, Faster T han Shepard

U. S. rockets second astronaut into space  Grissom comes 5 through  in good shape  alae rT’ N On Semmes amuEense lke mint” ati: ee  al §& asnwe 

Liberty Bell Sinks, But Astronaut OK  Lace Wan’t Dolavy Pragoram*      Loss Won't Delay Program; Capsule Went Up 118 Miles

Second astronaut ‘A-OK’ on ride but capsule fills, sinks into ocean

2nd Space Flight Success; Astronaut Has Close Call  Griecam'c Carenla CS; be Ha Rin awe Ferane Hatch "nd Cwime fA~p Hee I fa

Second Spaceman Escapes Tragedy  in Sea Landing  Flight Perfect, But Capsule Lost in Recevery Effort

Swims for His Life; Capsule-Craft Sinks   Grissom, America’s No. 2 Spaceman, Blows Escape Hatch to Gain Safety

Second Space Jaunt Success; Data Recorded  Cone Loss Won’t Hold Up Project;  Actronaut ‘Fine’

Spacecraft Hits 118-Mile Altitude In 303-Mile Trip   Air Force Captain Comes Through 5.280 MPH Trek In Good Shape: Swallows Water As Capsule Sinks

Capsule Sinks After Astronaut Opens Hatch   Gus Grissom Second U.S. Astronaut Into Space; Flew Higher, Faster, Farther Than First Spaceman Shepard

Grissom's Ride Successful but He Has to Swim   Capsule Sinks to Ocean Depths After Astronaut Lets Himself Out

Tdleness In ‘Nation Hits 20-Year Peak   Kennedy Seans More Drastic Recession Recovery Measures

Jobs Will Depend On Weather  * te +*_ ~*- + a ~_ ‘ Pr i Zz ee Zz > =z az   Unemployment In February Highest In 30 Years

Recession Problem  Weather To Be Big Factor In U.S. Economic Action

JOBLESS BENEFITS HITS ANOTHER SNAG House Showdown Due  Qn Roads Funds Shift   Job Opportunities Hinge On Weather; Unemployment Increases In February

WEATHER MAY HOLD THE KEY TO EMPLOYMENT   February Jobless 5, 705,000 Jobs 64,655,000—Both Records.

Unemployment Hits 20-Year Peak  Weather Holds Key To New Action On Recession

Weather Seen Factor in More Aid Measures   Jobless Situation May Be Improved By Outdoor Work

Weather Conditions May Affect Plans President Has For Recovery Measures

Unemployed Hits Highest In 20 Ye: ears   Weather Conditions May Hold Key To  President’s Move

Number Slip Case Stands After Airing  Court Refuses To Quash Indictments Citing Lisbon Firm

Denies Bid To Quash Indictments Judge Rejects Motion In Sales Book Case

 Analysis: Regardless of Cuban Revolt  Outcome, Fidel Castro Days Are Limitec

Communists Won’t Weep For Him Castro, Win, Lose Or Draw, Can Count His Days As Few

Regardless of Invasion Results —  Castro’s Days as Ruler  Of Cuba Seem Numbered

Castro’s Days Apparently Numbered  Regardless Of Invasion’s Success

On The Inside   aS Eee     C uban Dictator Seen Finished Even If Revolution Against Him Should Fail

Castro Rule Seems ToBe In Last Days   Communists Likely To Oust Dictator If Invasion Fails

Desertions May Spell Castro Fall   Ruler’s Days May Be Numbered Even Jf Invasion Fails

Crains Hold Firm      Cuban Ruler Seen On Way Ou Even Ti Invaders Don’t Win

Becoming Liability to Communists  Castro Fall May Be Near, Nc  Matter How Invasion Fares

Scientists Getting Closer  Hangover Cure Unsolved, A Physiological Mystery -

“We Won't Miss an Edition, ” Vow Officials of Cooperstown Papers   Todav’s Chuekle  The most combustible wood ts  — fee eelaqes ee gar:      2,000 Years and ho Hangover Cure 8  ‘Hair of the Dog’ Is Dangerous

Congress Remains In Session  Senate Logjam Delays Move To Wind It Up

Congress Could End Its Session Today  Senate Logjam Delays Quitting

Big Logjam Poses Issue In Congress   Adjournment Is Depending Upon Chief Measures

Inside The News   Congress May Finish Today If Senate Logiam Is Broken

Du Pont Tax Bill Thwarts Adjournment   Senate Logjam Brings Extension Of 1961 Session

Congress May End  Session  When Logjam In Senate Action Is Broken Up

Du Pont Bill Extends Session Of Congress   Measure Which Would Lower Taxes On Stockholders Awaits Senate Vote

Early Solution of East-West Problems Unlikely      3e00 = S- ove No 3a os. ac 3v. atang oOo 2G ~<— ee Ss ;

Turned into Death Trap by Storm, Bay Claims Lives of Five Children

While School Keens   REMSEN-UNION — PROPOSED SCHOOL DIBTRICT ELECTION SET MONDAY. MAY 29  Proposition Must Win ' Eight of 10 Precincts In Northeastern Part  Pe. nn Wane

ECONOMIC PARLEY PLANNED APRIL 24   ‘Great Response From Community And Business Leaders, Mathias Renoric

What Will He Do If Governor Changes Mind?  Candidate Says He's Taking ‘One Step at a Time’

INTENDS TO SEEK DEM NOMINATION IN PRIMARY  McElroy Sets Sights on Governorship

Tornado Rips Sub-Division In Galveston   Hundreds Routed by Rains In Austin and San Antonio

TORNADO HITS GALVESTON  Central, South Texas Areas Hit by Floods

Legislature in Special Session On Federal Aid   Billboard Regulation Would Bring in Bonu:

Kennedy Takes Part In African Day Celebration   Attends Reception Honoring Diplo mats Before Leavy ing for Virginia.

What's Status of Kennedy's Legislative Program? Here’s Summary of Main Features

Leaders Deplore Feud _ On Medical Care Plan At Washington Parle.

X-15 Streaks To Record Speed Of Over 2,650 mph   Instrument Checks May Revise It To 200 MPH

 Space Lrip Brought Nearer  X15 Hits 2,650 mph in Simaacstal Test

GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN- SESSION   X-15 Sets World Mark With 2,650 MPH Speed

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A Nationai Council of Churches Religion Features)

Rwrabiwvowsai oe  Adventurer Will Seek ‘Lost World’  In Mountain Jungles of S. America

SOVIETS’ SLY AFRICA MOVE BOOMERANGS   Mauretania Veto Pledge Moy Affec China’s Seating

Russ Move Could Hurt Red China   Secret Commitment Against Africa U.N, Seat Might Backfire

Reported Soviet Pledge to Veto Mauritania — Could Help Nationalist China Keep U.N. Seat

. soviets Against Mauritanian Seat  Rumored Red Pact May Aid Nationalist Ching

Say Reds promise new veto   Pledge theyll block  Mauritania from UN

Secret Russian Plan Reported.   Promise of Veto on Mauretania Claimed

Soviet Pledge May Block  Mauritanie   Reported Veto Plan Could Boost Chiang’s Chances

— REDS MAY BLOCK MAURITANIA —  Could .Be Break For  Nationalist China

sther Loses Her Fury Cape Cod Danger Eased As Hurricane Winds Diminish Fast

Hurricane Loses ° Some Punch, But Still Dangerous   Cape Cod Feared in Path; Most Areas Escape Full Wrath

Hurricane Esther Hits Southern New England  Around Cape Cod Area

TI5-Mile Winds Force Evacuation Of Eastern Coast   Hurricane of 1938 Killed 682 Persons; Damage in Millions

Storm Slows Down, Appears To Be Weaker   Hundreds Evacuated From Cape Cod, Including President's Two Children.

ive Million in Patn  Kennedy's Children Among Refugees From Storm's Force

Residents Move From Seacoast   Fickle Storm Gives Indication  Of Slight Weakening; One Dead

1000 Leave: Cape For — Higher Land   President Kennedy's Children Among Cape. ‘Cod Evacuees:

Hurricane Esther Causes Hundreds To  Flee Cape Cod And New England Coasi

Thousands Evacuated  By Tides   Storm Center 500 Miles South Of Rhode Island

JFK's Family Flees From Hurricane   Northeast Coast Lashed by Rain And Flood Tides

Hurricane Pounds Cape Cod As Storm’s Movement SlowsDown   At Least One Death; Brunt To Hit Late This Afternoon

Hurricane Slams Into East Coast   Kennedy’s Children Evacuated; Hundred: Flee New England

U. §. Holds Cuban Plane in Bermuda  Some Returning From Czech Jet Training

Balaguer Calls For Military  Autonomy Plan  Radio Speech Tops i Pik eo   Radio Speech Tops Day of Wild  Dominican Disorders

Balaguer Calls For Military Autonomy   President Won't Resign; Opposition Rejects Plan: Wants Rule By Law

His Opposition May Not Balaguer Accepts Junta As Interim Government

Dominicans  Balaguer Offers To Let Military Run Nation Under Junta

Foes Reject Junta  Backed By Military   Proposals Climax Day Of Seething Disorders: Youth Dies In Gunplav

Dominicans Hear Call Fo or Junta’  : Balaguer. Asks : Okehi’ of Move .

for Water Trucks;” and Robert B. Elkins of Civil Engineer (Continued on page 7)   15 Finish AF Course

Polaris sub into position   Makes two deadly missile launchers in range of Soviet

Rusk, Bowles Hint  taker nnn eRMRNaH 9 AISSAMGNT  A  UN May Handle  Berlin Crisis

West to Seek Berlin Parley With Russians   Diplomatic Offensive To Be Loosed Soon; Hope to Halt Crisis

West Ready To Propose Berlin Talks   Big Three Will Try  To Arrange Session Between W. German Elections, Red Meet

Western Big Three Try ing To Take Initiative  From Soviets   SCHEDULED AFTER GERMAN ELECTIONS

NEWS tNDEX      SET DIPLOMATIC OFFENSIVE  Big 3 Wanting Conference

Western Three Aim Offensive At Conference   Plan Talks Before Reds Sign Treaty With E. Germans

Red China is snubbed by Russians   New evidence of feud behind the Curtains

Dispute Seen Between Reds  Could Have An Impact   Could Have An impact  On Berlin, Laos Crisis

Argument Could Have Big Impact On World Crises   Western Authorities Seeking Real Facts Of the Controversy

Can Affect Handling Of East-West Issues   Top U.S. Officials Said Convinced Communist Leaders Feuding Again Over Differences In Their Policies

U.S. OFFICIALS CONVINCED Another Dispute Breaks Out Between China, Russia

Moscow-Peiping Relations Pttte!  Rift Opens Again Between Red Powers

Speed-up Due On U5. Plans For West Berlin   ‘New Soviet-Chinese Rift Sighted

\Authorities Seek Real Facts  -U.S. Convinced Of Dispute Between Red Partners

New Peiping Moscow Ritt Reporied   Dissension Could Have Heavy Impact On East-West Issues

Reported Sino-Soviet Dispute Poses New Risk For West In Berlin Crisis

RUSSIAN, RED CHINA RIFT GROWS   Soviet Premier Virtually Snubs China Observance

Red Ambassador Walks Out on LB/   ‘Embarrassing’ Remarks Made At Dinner Honoring Stevenson

Warns Against Attack on Europe—  Russ U.N. Envoy Walks Out on Johnson Speech

Red Walks Out on Talk By Johnson   Soviet Envoy Assails Warning Words by Vice-President.

WEATHER   AT JOHNSON REMARKS Soviet Ambassador Bolts Award Dinner

Jorin Walks Out On Johnson   Red Envoy Leaves Dinner After V-P Warns Soviets Of Any European Attack

Vice President Warns Russians; Red Walks Out   Johnson Says Attack On Europe Dangerous

-Zorin Leaves Dinner ‘Johnson's Accusations ‘Embarrassing He Says

Other Reds protest talk by Johnson   ‘Humanitarian function, not political’—Zorin

Soviet U.N. Ambassador Walks Out  Leaves When  Johnson Warns F ere eee: Me en Oe

Ambassador From Russia Walks Out   Leaves Following Johnson Warning Against Red Act

Red Envoy Walks Out On Speech   Angry Because Lyndon Warned Against Attack By Russians on Europe

Protests Johnson Speech  Zorin Walks Out On Event Honoring Adlai

Johnson's Speech Too Much For Ret Official To Take  Soviet Ambassador To U.N. Walks Out Of An Award Dinner

Zorin Walks Out on Talk By Johnson  US Vice President Warns Against an Attack on-Europe

1 At Humanitarian Award Dinner . .   Soviet Envoy Walks Out While Johnson Is Speaking

Takes Walk As Warning Note Voiced   U. N. Ambassador Irked By Comment On Europe Attack

Soviet Envoy Walks Out Of Meeting After Vice President Warns Russia

After Russia Warned Against War In Europe:  Lorin Walks Out On VP's Speech

Zorin Leaves Dais After Vice President Warns Reds About an Attack on Europe

Red Ambassador Bolts Dinner in Wake Of LBJ’s Warning Against Any Attack

— Vice-President Provokes Soviet Ambassador ——  Zorin Walks Out In Huff

Germans Defy Nikita   Bonn Officials Lead Demonstrations, Nix Permanent Solit

Thousands At Rallies Marking Revolt At Reds   Free Elections Demanded For Entire Nation

Hold Mass Rallies To Shout “No  Reject Rule by Reds, And Yielding West Berlin Security.

Fire Kills 7 Aboard  ATHENS (Creece (7/P)—A fire at eea ahnard tha TY

7 KILLED IN FIRE ABOARD SARATOGA   Many: Injured In Blaze; Giant Carrier Sails To Greece After Accident _-In- Mediterranean...

Seven Men Dig In Fire Aboard Aircraft Carrier  23 Others Injured,   23 Others Injured, One Seriously, on *Saratoaa’ at Sea

Seven Men Killed In Fire Aboard Aircraft Carrier   Blaze in Engine Room Arec Also Injures 23 More; Order Court of Inquiry.

Four Officers, Three Enlisted — Men Are Victims   Started in Engine = Room While at Ser

Russian People’s Reaction To JFK Interview Favorable   Full Text Of JFK Interview As Printed In Russia Pages 27, 30, 35

Refugee Kalled in Escape Try   Incidents stll Crop Up At Checkpoints

EAST GERMAN TOLD TO KEEP COMMUNISTS BERLIN ACCESS KILL REFUGEE ROUTES OPEN   nporary Road Block Interference Wil Be Ag‘hrown Up Against gressive Act, MosSightseeing Gls cow Advised   WEST BERLIN CROWD CALLED CAMPAIGN JEERS RED TROOPS OF INTIMIDATIO!?

Hoosier Town Thrilled Home Folks Are Proud Of Fact Grissom May Be First Space Man

Mitchell Pulling For Grissom To Make First Manned Flight Into Space

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Racial Leader Says Kennedy ‘Makes Error’   Bow Says Ohioans Are Paying Bills Of West

13 Survivors Of Cruise Ship Nearing Tampa   6 Companions Lost As Vessel Goes Down ‘In Gulf of Mexico

STUDENT CRUISE SHIP SINKS; SIX DIE, 13 SURVIVE   Four of Dead Were Teenagers

To Buy Land Near Disposal Plant  Council Vetoes Emergency Clause In Ordinance For insurance Appraisal Here

Neutralists Ask JFK, Nik ToNegotiate   Communique Urges Immediate Parleys To Safeguard World

Nonaligned Nations Frame ual Appeal   Nehru To Convey Belgrade Statement To Soviet Premier

Appeal Ends Conference Nonaligned Nations Urge Negotiations by Big Two

25 NONALIGNED NATIONS APPEAL TO KENNEDY AND KHRUSHCHEV TO MEET TO SAFEGUARD WORLD PEACE

Belgrade Conference  Voices Plea Anneal itn   Appeal to K And Kennedy ForPeaceParley

Plea Is Made To JERK, Nik To Avoid War   Nonaligned Nations Urge Leader Act to Safeguard Universe

Decision On Ferguson €a; Under Study  \- May Hit Use OF State Car, Travel Pay For Officials

Charges ‘Spying in Territorial Waters’  Russia Threatens to Destroy Intruding Foreign Submarines

Others Given Approval ‘ ; ie ry . Governor Signs lourist,  Radar, Pay Ratse Bulls   Safety Measure

(TRAGEDY KILLED 28  AF Orders Col. Banks to Face Court Martial in Tower Collapse

Texas Tower Commander  To Be Tried   Air Force Charges Colonel With Neglect In 28 Deaths.

‘Colonel Must Face Court Martial ‘In Collapse Of Radar ‘Texas Tower’

'COURT.MARTIAL ORDERED FOR IBOSTON AIR DEFENSE OFFICER [ON TEXAS TOWER COLLAPSE

Twenty-eight Men Dead .....     Air Force Colonel to Fac Trial for Tower Disaster

re TR ee RT TT ert te ee en One Tee en Ee ee TT Te  Colonel to Face Trial In Texas Tower Crash

Commander Held In Fatal Tower Crash   28 Died When Radar Structure Collapsed In Sea

COLONEL FACES COURT MARTIAL   Dereliction of Duty In Tower Collapse

iCharged With Being Derelict in Duty  Air Force Colonel Faces Trial ‘For ‘Texas Tower’ Disaster

Dereliction Charged  Air Force Orders Court Martial For Colonel in Collapse of Tower

Air Force Ignored Warning Blame Pinned On Colonel For 28 Deaths On Texas Tower

Court-Martia Ordered For AF Colonel   Banks To Be Tried After Probe Into Tower's Collapse

Court Martial: Order ed for Colonel in Char ge of Texas Tower. Unit.

Court-Martial Ordered In Death of 28 Airmen   Colonel Charged With Being Derelict in Duty

TOCA TEMPERATURES   Court Martial Faces Boss Of IIl-Fated ‘Texas Tower’

Jobless Pay Bill Signed by Kenned  Says ‘Hard-Working Dollars ‘Set Free’

Discover Important Prehistoric Relics  In Cavac in Navada ai wUruass Piru UuUuu

Secret Study Made for 18 Months —  Nevada Cave Yields Prehistoric Find

Men Stumble On Relic-Rich Nevada Cave  Evart laratinn ff   Exact Location Of Pre-Historic Find Being Kepf Secref

Lichkhy HORSESHOE   SECRET WORK GOES ON  CE aR I A NR He RO  Prehistoric Find  Made In Nevada

Life’s End  HOLD DOUBLE RITES TODAY — FOR TWO LITTLE WILSON GIRLS

of 4 ae Life's End HOLD DOUBLE RITES .,  TODAY — FOR TWO . LITTLE WILSON ' GIRLS

Diplomats Hear Pan-American. 10- Year- Policy  Dea ae pee 6 Co uawane   President Summons Latin-America To,.. Work. It Together .

President Urges American Unity  Seeks Better Living  For Latin Nations

Pledges U.S. Will Do Its Part To Spread Hope, Freedom  And Better Life

JFK Summons Latins To Join U.S. in 10-Yr. Plan to Spread Freedom

Pledges US. To Seek Hope  And Freedom   Cautions of Dangers And Great Challenges Ahead in Hemisphere

10-Year-Plan For Americas Is Previewed   Great Challenges, Dangers Lie Ahead President Declares

BE REALISTIC, NOT A STATISTIC   Better Life Sought For Hemisphere   Join Drive For un.   Se   Join Drive For Hope, Liberty, Nations Urged

Kennedy Bids For Alliance Of Progress   Cooperative Effort For Hemispheric Development Asked

Cuba Urged To Rejoin Free World   President Says Great Dangers, Challenzes Ahead

‘Kennedy Doctrine’  Endorsed.      ‘Legislators,: Lat ns ‘Comment Favorably

daho’s Pharmaceutical Association Is Charged  With Drug Price Fixing

Nelson Bank Tax Request Assailed  State Association Challenges Levy

Bankers Hit Nelson Plan   Proposed Tax “Grossly Unfair,” Director Claims

Brazilian Order Grounds U.S. Search Planes   Ship Seems Headed For Fernando De Noronha Island

Captured Ship— May Head West   US. Pledges Safe Conduct  To Unload Passencers

Ship May. Free 588 On Island   ‘Reported: Heading  ‘For Site Off Brazil

U.S. Admiral — Negotiating For Their Release   Santa Maria May Go Into Some Brazilian Port

MAY RELEASE PASSENGERS IN BRAZIL   U. S. Promises Safe Conduct For Rebel Skipper   Ordered To Proceed From San Juan To Brazilian Port For Parley

Talks with Pirate Head Strike Snag   Problem: At What Por Of Brazil To Let Passengers Go?

Passengers On Captive Ship May Be Freed   U.S. Admiral Flies To Brazil To Arrange Rendezvous With Captain Of Hijacked Santa Maria.

U.S. Promises Safe Conduct ror Rebel Chief   Seized Liner To Put Into Port When Negotiations Are Completed

Flier Claim: Ship Seeks Brazil Port  Says Rebel Head   Says Rebel Head of Captive Liner Ready to Dock

U.S. Admiral Flying To South America To Set Up Rendezvous With Hijacked Ship — U.S. Offers To Give Santa Maria Safe Conduct Into Port If Skipper Will Discharge 588 Captives. Including 42 Americans

U.S. Admiral To Plan For Rendezvous   Ship Skipper Gets Safe-Conduct Pledge In Landing Travelers

Captive Liner May Be Aimer At US. Base   Present Course Would Carry It To Missile ‘Site

Report ‘Pirate’ Going to Brazil  U. S$. Admiral Flies To Latin Rendezvous   PICTURE ON PAGE 11

Hijacked Shit Said Ready To Entér Port   U.S. Admiral Flying to Brazil To Set Up Talks

Would Di Discuss Releases  ‘Pirate’ Ship Ready To Dock In Brazil

Santa Maria Heading For Brazil Port   HE. 5. Admiral To Meet Pirate Chief

Possibly  To Land 588  Passengers Island Is Used By   Island Is Used By US as a Missile Tracking Station

Admiral To Hold Talks With Rebels   May Discharge Passengers Under ‘Safe Conduet®

Santa Maria Still Sailing  Ship Heading Toward Island Fieord] Mar 1' & VMieelo Trackine

Brazil Port May Be Chosen Navy Officer Sent To Contact Rebel On Seized Vessel

Ship Aims For Island Off Brazil   Seized Santa Maric May Discharge Captive Passengers

U. $. Admiral Flies To Meet Santa Maria  Pirated Cruise Ship Commander Agrees To Rendezvous

U.S. Admiral Sets Up Rendezvous With Captive Ship In Brazilian Port

Expect Release Of Ship Captives   US. Admiral-to  o- Mabe Arrannqemante

Rebels Retain Control of Liner While Terms for Exchange are Negotiated

Rebel Skipper, Navy in Dispute Over Destination  American Admiral

Captive Ship May Land Passengers In Brazil   Change of Course Reported Before Planes Grounded

Hijacked Liner To Put Into Brazilian Port   Navy To Supervise _ Release of Passengers Aboard Santa Maria

RECIFE IS PREFERRED BY GALVAO   Spotter Planes Are Grounded By  Brazilian Order

Rebel Commander On Santa Maria Agrees To Dock In Brazil To Free Passengers   Freed Fliers Head Home Today To See Children

Santa Maria steams for U.S. station   Tiny Brazilian island may be transfer point

tlantic: : Rendezvous  Set Up With Santa Maria.  Admiral Is Flying To Brazil From

Rebel Portuguese Leader Will Surrender Hijacked Liner To Port In Brazil

Reports Say Commander Willing To Put Into Any Selected Brazilian Port

Hijacked Vessel Reported Sailing To U.S. Missile Tracking Station

U.S. Planes Grounded Ir Ship Chase   Captive Liner Mav Debark Passengers At Vitescile Statian

2  OU.LS. Space Capsules Stand Ready  First Shot Expected In Few Days

Space Travel Within Nine Days ..  Pockets M ay Put End To Gaga rin’s Fran wel

May 2 Is U.S. Target Date For  Firing First American Into Space   By ALVIN .B. WEBB Jr. United Pres< Aer en a

May 2 Is U. S. Target Date For. Firing First American Into Space   By ALVIN.B. WEBB Jr. Linited Prace Interna: \

Demonstrators May Be Heading For New Trouble   Gov. Barnett Promises Arrest lf Laws Violated

Freedom Bus Enroute To Mississippi   Patrol Cars Escort Riders As Rebels Pledge No Harm

Guard Troops, Police Escort Bus to Border   Students Decide to Make Trip to Jackson—South’s Segregation Center.   Subiect to Laws

Freedom Riders Head Towerd Hari! Core Center of Seqrenation in Soutt

Violence-Marked Tour Resumes With Invasion Of Segregation Center

Trouble Feared In Mississippt-- ‘Freedom Riders’ On Move Again   Takes Personal Int erest-- Kennedy Wants Invaders Freec

Bus Receives Heavy Escort Out Of ‘Bama   U.S. Assured Of Inter-Racial Group’s Safety

Weather   Bus Guarded by State Patrolmen as Group Heads Into Mississinni

Gangs Stage Fight Inside Hospital —  Rocks, Bottles Tossed on Green

Congressmen Begin 10-Day Easter Recess   Kennedy Aides Said Satisfied With Aetion So kar on His Program.

Kennedy Aides are Pleased  Congress Breather Is Taken for Easter

Congress Takes Break Kennedy's Lieutenants Pleased  With Action So Far On Program

Prospects Dim or Early Meet With Khrush   Chief Executive Calls Soviet Actions *Dangerous and Irresponsible.”

Prospects of Early Meeting Between Hanmedw cen KMheuchechay Annear BD

Warns Russia: Stay Out of Congo      Early Kennedy-Khrushchev Meeting Unlikely

Russia Warned By Kennedy on Congo Meddling  Nation Standing Squarely Behind U.N., He Says

IFK Warns Russia To Stay Out Of Congo: Doubt Early Meet With Nikita

Any Meeting With Nikita Appears Dim   President Backs U.N.; Calls Soviet Action Danaernuc lrrecnancihle

14.5 MILES IN JEFFERSON SCHEDULED   Construction of Superhighway to Sesser Road And Land Purchase to Route 15 Near Mt Vernon Planned.

IN JEFFERSON SCHEDULED   Construction of Superhighway to Sesser Road And Land Purchase to Route 15 Near Mé Vernon Planned,

Castro Orders U.S. Cut Staff At Its Embassy   Cuban Charges Govt. Officials With ‘Spying’

- ‘TO STOP SPYING’ — Castro Orders U.S.  To Reduce Embassy   Only New Feature   “Let Them Go”

Doubtful Rayburn Can Push Through  Plan To ‘Free’ House Rules Committee

Berlin Reds Add New Regulations  West Retaliates With More Arm: For Its Guards -

Stopping Of Officials Car Brings Protest From U. S. Berlin Command

Farley Un Berlin Seen As Possible   Rusk However Thinks Negotiation Unlikely, Mr. K’s Terms Same

Many Children Are Victims  Of Tragedy Near Brazil’s Capital City

Circus Fire Deaths May Rise to 300   Tally of 1,000 Injured Seen in Brazilian Tent Holocaust.

Police Fear Arsonist Set Tent Ablaze  900 Injured As Panic Fills Crowd of 2,500

Circus Tent Fire Takes Lives of 250   Worst Disaster In Brazil Injures  About 500

Suspect Arson In Circus Fire   The Flaming Nylon Tent Falls, Traps Audience

Estimate 250 dead in Brazil  in worst circus fire in history   Tent collapses

yvorst in nistory  250 reported dead after fire sweeps circus fent in Brazil

Cireus Fire Kills 323  Brazil Flaming Tent Falls on Crowd   Many are Trampled in Crowd

Death Toll At 323 In Brazil Circus Blaze   Police Suspect Arson In Tragedy

600 Injured As Flash Fire Traps Crowd   Fear Death Toll To Climb Higher, Arson Suspected

Inside The Prearess   Arson Suspected in Brazil Tragedy ... Worst Circus Fire Claims 250 Lives

Worst Circus Fire in History Disaster in Brazil Claims 250 Lives, Injures Others

Dead in Brazil Blaze Near 250  Hundreds Hurt in   Hundreds Hurt in Tradeay at Circus

250 Circus Spectators Die Under Blazing Tent   Women and Children Bumed or Trampled in Brazil Disaster

Death Toll May Climb .. . Police Suspect Arson—  Blaze Worst Since 1942

Arson Suspected In Circus Fire  At Least 250 Lives Feared Lost; Bodies Of 180 Recovered

Flames Kngulf Tent Midway Through Show   Many of Victims Are Children: Hundreds Of Others Injured

Worst Disaster! 250 Killed, 500 Injured In Circus Fire In Brazil

Fear Death Toll Rising; Only Miracle That Anyone Escaped Tragic Holocaust

Many Victims Trampled In Wild Scene   Nylon Tent Flames Worst Tragedy In ‘Bia Top’ History

BRAZILIAN CIRCUS FIRE KILLS 25(   Estimate 500 Injured As Nylon Tent Burns, Falls On Spectators; Arson Suspected.

Final Toll May Exceed 300 Count   Tent Burns . At Afternoon Partarmance

Circus Fire Toll In Brazil Rises To 250   Many Injured In Tragedy As Blaze Breaks Out

600 Injured   323 Die in Brazil Circus Disaster: Trapped in Flames

250 Die In Cireus Fire In Brazil   Many Children Killed As Blaze Sweeps Tent

Brazil Circus Fire Toll Put At 250 Killed  500 Others Hurt In Worat Big Top Blaze in History

180 Bodies Found     Brazilian Circus Tent Fire  Death Toll Nears 250

250 Are Killed As Fire Sweeps Tent in Circus   Brazilian Tragedy Termed Worst Blaze In Big Top History

REPORT 600 INJURED; DEATH TOLL MAY CLIMB  323 Spectators Perish in Circus Fire

250 Believed Dead At Worst Circus Tragedy in History  Nylon Tent Burns as 2,500 See Performance in Brazil

Police Suspect Arson; Fear  Higher Toll  Miracle Anyone  Left Alive

n Suspected In Blaze In Brazil —  Flash Fire Kills 323 At Circus; 600 Are Injured

Arson Believed Cause — Flash Fire Kills 250  In Brazil Circus Tent

Deadly circus  fire kills 250   Arson suspected in flash blaze; hundreds injured

First Test of Issue Results In 16-14 Vote   Committeemen Back Senate Amendment

‘Kennedy Assumes Full Blame, Will Assure Rocky; Sec. Udall Regrets Recent Statements

JK And ‘Rocky’ Confer   President Absolves GOP Of Blame For U.S. Role In Cuba

Cruiser Fires On Rebel Band   JFK To Brief Rocky On Cuban Crisis, ‘Nixon Levels Blast On Placing Blame

Kennedy to Brief Rockefeller About US Role in Cuba   President to Assure GOF Leaders Demos Are No’ Blaming Ike And Nixon

Ken nedy Assumes All Cuba Policy Blame;  Nixon Guerrilla Concept Draws Attacks   Morse and Humphrey Quick To Protest  a tina) oe. tlk ee

Shipping Strike Parley Ends In ‘No Progress’.   ‘Face-to-Face Meet ~ Of Negotiators Brinas Anary Words

Negotiations Break Up with Angry Words   Management Says ‘Victim of Bitter Rivalry Between Two Unions; Dispute Over Unionizing American Vessels

Ship Strike Talks Bring  No Progress   Goldberg Appeals For Resumption Of Parleys Tomorrow

First Meeting On Maritime Strike Is Held: No Progress   Walkout Involves 85,000 Employees, 1,000 Passengers

No Progress In Settling  Ship Strike Negotiators End  Latest Session On Anary Note

ANGRY. TALK ENDS MEET  NEGOTIATORS   Management Blames Rivalry Between Unions

Military Units Move on Autobahn Without Soviet Interference   SEEKING PEACEFUL SOLUTION eee U.S. Decides to Make Barga n With Soviets and Show Papers

U.S. Seeks ‘Deal’ On Berlin Traffic  Reported Agreeing On Card Showing

U.S. To Seek Bargain With Soviets As Curb To Tension Of Berlin Line

On Identification Deal... .  United States Seeks Bargain With Russia

Soviet Ignores Appeal   New A yproach tried  U.S. May Allow German Reds Inspection ‘Rights’

U. §. Seeks Deal With Soviets To Terminate Berlin Border Dispute

U.S. May Let Border Police Inspect Papers   Compromise May B Presented Russians Early This Week

Would End Potential War Cause. .  U. S. To Seek Border Agreement With Soviets

New Approach Gets Approval—  U.S. Decides It Will Try Bargaining In Border Dispute

‘Thompson Ordered To Make New Approach  U.S. To Seek Bargain With Russia On Berlin Dispute

U.S. Takes New Berlin  Approach   Possible Deal Involves Showing Identification Cards To East Germans

Passes May Be Shown  U S.- Soviet Deal Hoped For In Border Dispute

U.S. Decides ToTry ‘Deal With Soviet  Would Agree   Would Agree To Show Identification

Modification Of Policy  U.S. Will Bargain With Reds Over ID Papers

Thompson Will See Gromyko EEE BEE Se OMY KO  Reports U.S. Bids  For Berlin Bargain

U. $. To Try Berlin Bargain   Talks With Russians May Solve Dispute

American Military Units Not Stopped On Autobahn   New U. 5. Approach To Soviets On Berlin Border Dispute Seen

U.S. May Bow to Red Policy on Credentials   Reds Halt Interference With U.S. Army Travel

COMPARISON OF STRENGTHS: NO. 2 U. S. leads in science--key to power

Army Airlifts Refugees Out Of Red Area   Communists Hold Fire on ‘Copter Im lealatad Cactar

Guns-Or-Butter Question In Soviet  Military Calling Nikitas Tune?      By WILLIAM L. RYAN

‘Tanks a Lot’ Might Be Reply to Soviet Pledge Of Better Life for All

USSR Congress to meet  Military may block Red ‘abundant life’ promise

Arms, Arms, and More Arms Ee Ts:  Voices of Red Generals Grow Louder In Soviet Councils as Khrush Vataed

Soviet Military Machine May Block Nikitas Better Life’   By WILLIAM L. RYAN  Acco piated Prace Nowe Anal

Soviet Military Machine May Hamper Future Plan:   Program For More Abundant Life Gets Blocked; Soviet Communist Congress Meets Next Week

Russian Military Demands Expected To Put Brake On ‘Abundant Life’

In Bedford   State Police Hold Man Who Took Wife, Two Daughters With Him on Bank Rebhery

In the Wind  THE REUTERS — BILL AND JACK — LOOKING FOR BASEBALL FANS — AND THEIR WIVES  They've Chartered a Bus And Have Baill Game Tickets for July Weekend

Gal SEEDS BE Slew  THE REUTERS — BILL. AND JACK — LOOKING FOR BASEBALL FANS — AND THEIR WIVES  They've Chartered a Bus And Have Ball Game Tickets for July Weekend

Che Guevara Blasts U. S. Aid Program   Cuban Economic Head Claims U. S. Plotted Latin Assassination; Anti-Castroites Riot

Fights Spice Americas Conference  In Uruguay   Precipitated By Cuban Blast; Assassination  Charoes Hurled

Fist Fights Follow Session Of Conference  Cuban Minister abe.   Cuban Minister Attacks American Aid Proqram

Nation Accused Of Assassination  Plot at Confab  Fist Fights Follow Talk by Guevara Se Oe

Fights Foliow auevara Blast In Conference   Castro Aide Hurls Assassination Plot Accusation At U.S.

CASTRO'S AIDE TOUCHES OFF WILD BRAWL   Cuban Economics Chief Accuses U. S. OF Death Plots   URUGUAY SESSION SCENE OF UPROAR

Anti-Castrolite Calls Him Assas sin as Fights Spring Up Inside, Outside Conference.

Guevara Accuses, Is Accused - -  Fists Fly At Inter-American Session

Castro Aide Claims Plot To Kill Rau!   U.S. Linked To Trujillo Death In Guevara Talk

Diplomatic Fists Fly After Speech By Cuban   Over Hapless Cubans Castro Announces Harsh  New Economie Controls

Guevara Says U.S. Plotting  Assassination 50-Year Plan  Of Kennedy Also Attacked in Talk

hale OMAN HELD FOR  FOR SHOOTING SON SON  ‘I Don't Want Te Play...

House Committee Named . . . Bipartisan Investigation  Of Voters Is Planned

Today's Index.   Castro Rules Cuban People Must Learn Russian Speech

Big Income Tax Decline Noted  March oo Are $46,9 Big Drop i oath igec

Sales Tax, Income T'ax  Show Drop   $11 Million Drop Noted In Revenue Report

U.S. Readies Comprehensive Arms Proposal   Kennedy Asserts Plan Unveiling At U.N. Session

Disarm Proposal By U.S.   New Pion to Cover Both Nuclear and Reaular Arms

U.S. to Offer New Disarmament Plan When U.N. General Assembly Meets   Adenauer Given Slight Edae as Campaign Ends

Cuban Premier May Use Base In Dickering:  Cuban Press Resumes Attacks On US.,  phn wm FP oscdcw ba eee

U.S. Naval Base May Be Castro's  Price for ‘Peace’   Guantanamo ‘Only Problem’ Remaining, Cuban Leader Says

CRACK TRAIN LEAVES RAILS AT 60-MILE SPEED   Thirty-Seven Inj ured ir North Dakota Wreck On Northern Pacific.

Where To Find It   37 Persons In Hospital After 9-Car Derailment

No Deaths ; 37 Hospitalized  Crack Northern Pacific Passenger Train Derails

Crack Northern Pacific Train Is Wrecked: 37 Are Hospitalized; No Deaths

Artillery Unit Backs Soldiers   ted “ Late A tal a  Commies C hange  Status Of Berlin

Western Allied Troops Continue Border Patrols   Two Army Tanks Put On Show For E. Germans

U.S. Army Beefs Up Berlin Force, Artillery Units Move Into Position

Purge Aimed at Malenkov, Kaganovich   Molotov Accused Also of Key Role in Stalin Terror

Secret Speeches Printed  Malenkov Target Of Denunciation Campaign

Soviet purge underway?   Denunciations indicate some ‘heads to roll’

GIGANTIC PURGE IS UNDER WAY   Georgi Malenkov. Kaganovich Targets Of Intensive Drive

\Denunciation Campaign Launched Against Four ‘Former Russian Leaders

Tempo of Red Denunciations Is Picking Up   Brutality Claims Hit Ex-Leaders

Red Congress Hears Key Men Denounced   Pravda Reveals Fiery Warnings To Apostates

Malenkov, Kaganovich  Two Former Russ Leaders Subjects of Denunciation

Reveal drive against two  Red leaders   Campaign unmatched since Stalin’s purge

Malenkov Is Target Of Denunciation   Unmatched Since 1953 Execution Of Lavrenti Beria

Malenkov, Kaganovich Targets  Pravda Word Hints  New Purge Trials

Malenkov, Kaganovich threatened  Red brass faces denunciation campaign

Lawrence Plans to Support Lobbyist Control Legislatior   ‘On Inside Pages   Senate Tackles Lawrence Budget

Senate Democrats Seek Suppor! for Proposal To Boost Gasoline Tax.

U Arrested Small Town In North Carolina ‘ls Scene Of Racial Violence

"Police Arrest 50 In Integration Flareup plicated Rl cade hedahdrdall addin  Violence Occurs In Monroe, N.C.

50 Arrested  In Carolina Race Battle   White Policeman Shot In Monroe, Mayor Seeks Aid

Monroe, N.C. explodes in race violence. police arrest 50 persons

Policeman Shot, Negroes Beaten in Racial Strife At Small Carolina Town

Racie! Vielence Flares In North Carolina Town: 50 Persons Arrested

White Hostages Heldas Southern Race War Flares  Officer Shot; Mayor   Officer Shot; Mayor Seeks Federal Help

Covering Even Smallest Weapons - Russia Given Proposal For Total Nuclear Ban

During This Century,     “Arizona, California Show Big Population Gains

ALLIED SESSIONS TO OPEN SATURDAY  Rusk in France for Talks Planning

Dean Rusk In Paris  On Talks   Lays Groundwork For Negotiations With Soviet Union

Meets Wilh Drilish, LTencn . 4.6  Rusk to Paris for Allied Strategy Talks

Rusk Arrives In Paris for Conference  Ministers To Set   Ministers To Set Stage for Talks on W. Berlin, Germany

Rusk Flies To France For Parley   Meets Western Allies to Prepare For Berlin Talks

Russ Berlin Boss Barred in U.S. Zone   American Measure Seen Retaliation to Red Harassing

(Coprighted 19660, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religior Features)

Fifty Call OnGovernor At Capitol   Andersen Says First Citizens’ Night Was Successful, Constructive

Denies Linking Vinson With Price-Fixing   Says Testimony Erroneous

Electric Official Denies Remarks   Earlier Witness Called Stranaer

Stephens ‘Speechless’ At Civic Meet  Plans Advance Copy For Press

100 Negro  Marchers  Put in Jail Police Break Up Protests on Bias

Dominican _ Republic Hit By Strikes   Groups Seek - Higher Waqes

Dominican Mission Set   OAS Expected to Give Approval; U.S. Quietly Hikes Naval Units

Naval Forces Increased In Caribbean 0  ‘OAS Due To Approve ‘U.S. Dominican Proposa

Rayburn May Go to  His Home  Expected To Go To Bonham, Tex. This Weekend

Spirits Said Better Rayburn May Return Home  From Hospital This Weekend

Nasser. Cuts Jordan and  Turk Ties:  Angry at Recognition   Angry at Recognition Of Syria as Separate State—Arab Nation Reported Still Tense

Syrian Revolt Rift Widens   Nasser Ends Egypt’s Diplomatic Relations With Jordan. Turkey

ACTION COMES AS RESULT OF SYRIA REVOLT   Cairo Claims “Hostile Attitude” Adopted Against Arabs   DENY REPORTS OF  RENEWED FIGHTING

Eypt’s Boss Cuts Jordan, Turkey Ties   Nasser Retaliates For Recognition Of New Syria Regime

Lebanon Blast Follows Order   Syria Recognition Brings Retaliation

realy In Allepo Story Called False   ‘Foreign Elements’ Warned To Be Quie! Or Face Expulsion ©

U. A. R. Breaks  With Jordan  And Turkey Recognition  nore Aletecer

JORDAN, TURKEY INVOLVED  Svria Revolt Rift Widens   More West Coast Ships Are Tied Up By Maritime Strike

Due To Go Into Effect April 1—  Pa. Senate Passes 2-Cent Gas Tax Hike

Gasoline Tax  Hike Passed  By Senate Governor To Sign  Bill: Business Tax Aetton fs Deferred

North Carolina Schools Begin Integration Plan On a First-Grade Basis

Dalton to Name Morris fo State Revenue Office  Treasurer to Return Tha Old Inh- Other   Treasurer to Return To Old Job; Other Appomntments

IN HOLLAND AND DENMARK  Eichmann Says He Never Conceived An Order

ee ae Lee eo Sa ee oe ee ee,  Three Parish Students Receive Dearees At LSU

JFK Decision To Cut Spending Draws Praise   President’s Action Also Brings ‘We Told You So’ Comments From GOP,

Plus a Touch of ‘We Told You So’  Kennedy Cutback Order Draws Praise

On Inside Pages   GOP Says, ‘We Told You So’ .  Kennedy ‘Cutback’ Draws Praise

JURY VERDICT MEANS LIFE IN PRISON   Weger Charged With Killing 3 Women In Illinois   STATE DEMANDED   Death In Electric Chair Defendant Was Tried On One Indictment

18 Months Due ToError  Illegally Held Prisoner Béleaced From Per

How It Was   WARMER: AND HUMID TODAY. AFTER 02" RAIN’ LAST NIGHT   Washta ‘Ares: Gets. ~~. /10:Inch Downpour ‘And Dee Binading ~

How It Was  WARMER AND HUMID TODAY AFTER .02” RAIN LAST NIGHT  '. Washta Area Gets -—_  10-Inch Downpour And PM annek Bian di un.

New Leaders in Both Houses  Missouri's 7Ist Assembly Opens Blair Emphasizes Revenue Needs    Senate Rules Changed Committee Will Seek Money  To Cover Spending Bills

West Berliners Battle Commie Border Troops   Some In West Fear Shutdown. May Cause Revolt In E. Germany

Barbed Wire, Troops, Tanks Halt Refugees   Situation Is Called Very Tense; Boycott Urged in Retaliation

Randolph Eagles, Insurance Official Dies In Accident In Fayetteville

People Open Up Hearts For Vicky, 3   Brother’s Last Wish Remembered

At the Hospital   Ml Gere CWSU AKRON MAN’S HAND CAUGHT IN PICKER — UNDERGOES SURGERY

Neutrals Push UN Bomb Plea   Ask Voluntary Halt to All Test Explosions, Little Heed Likely in U. S., Russi

Neutrals in U. N Seek End fo All A-Tests   But Soviet, West Show No Sign of Heeding Request

Has Afro-Asian Backing Neutralists Press For  U.N. Test Ban Appeal

U.N. Group To Press For A-Test Halt  Pressure Mounts  In Political Unit , Seige, BAe Se Sees Sokeeee

Seek U.N. Action on Plea to End Tests  Nonaligned Members Have No Assurance of Voluntary Pact

Biel Proposal  Neutral Nations Push For Appeal To Halt A-Tests   Alarm Over Blast Sweeps West Europe  Leaders Angry   Leaders Angry At Red Defiance Of Global Appeals

U.N.Gloomy Over Bomb Halt Effort   U. S., Britain Now Against Moratorium

nited Nations: .U.S. to Vote Against Test  Moratorium  Opposition to Ban Is Strengthened by Explosion Monday

No Signs Powers Will Heed It...  ‘Neutralists Press forVote 'On Appeal Against Tests

State AFL-CIO Aids Teamsters  Reinstatement Asked for Ousted Union

Rebel Junta in Complete Control of South Korea   ~ Revolutionary Committee Handling Affairs, Of State Claims to Be Anti-Communist.

Kidnaped Oil. Workers Freed  King Reasserts Clain To Spanish Territory

King. Hassan Frees 11 Oil Prospectors   ~Moreeco's-Claim-To- Area. Where-Metr --Were Held For 10 Davs Reasserted

ABDUCTORS OF 11 CALLED PATRIOTS Morocco Kidnapers Free American Trio

Agency Labor Pacts Are Left Up To States.   Supreme Court Allows To Stand NLRB Ruling  In Indiana Case

Highest Court Denies Review  Of Shop Case   Decision Still Rests With States; Appea Of Reds Is Refused

Agency Shop ‘Ignored’ By Top Tribunal   Supreme Court Leaves Question To The States

Court Upholds Siate’s Ban of Agency Shops Refuses Appeal  By U. S. Reds On Registration;

Court Acts  On Union Shop Ban  Action Appears To Let States Make Rulings

Shop Issue Put Up To The States   Kansas Decision Let Stand On Nonunion . Payment Of Dues

$25, occurred Friday afternoon On West Second Street between Main and Alice.   Monahans Gains 12 New Families During Past Week

WHERE TO FIND IT   E. GERMAN WOMEN WORKING ON BERLIN ‘DEATH STRIP’

Nasser Recalls Navy In Syrian Rebellion   Women Build German ‘Death Strip’

Paging The News   East Germany Puts Women To Work Sealing Off East Berlin

East Germany Using Women For Razing Buildings Along Berlin's East-West Border

Reds Use Girls As Laborers  Women Help Clear a ee see ey ee   Women Help Clear Berlin ‘Death Strip’

Women Put To Work In ‘Death Strip’   East Germans Clear Ground In Berlin Area

E. German Women on Border Job   Female Role in Razinc Dwellings Suggests Manpower Lack.

Reds Use Girls As Laborers   Women Help Clear Berlin ‘Death Strip’

Women on Job As Reds Clear Border Region   U.S. and Soviet To Unite Skills?

ARMED MEN SUPERVISING TIGHT SEAL   Reds Contend: Refugees Lured From Germany

DEMOS CRY GERRYMANDERING  lowa Senate Passes Redistricting Measure

“Gerrymandering’ Protested. . ” Swift Senate Passage of  GOP’s_ Redistricting Plan.

REWARDS’ FOR LEADS QUES TIONED   United Property Group Evidence Spurs Action

Strip Mining Tour Leaders  Nearly Battle   Haluska, Lane Sway Hot Words in Lobby Of Clearfield Hotel

Coming Up   COUNTRY CLUB ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION j~- WEDNESDAY NIGHT

What Will Penna. Legislature Do About Problem of Reapportionment?

Space Shot Rescheduled  Tomorrow   Clouds Force. Postponement, Grissom Ready:

Zanesville Youth Drowns in River      Second Manned Space Shot Is Delayed 24 Hours 

Cloudy Weather Postpones Man-in-Space Shot Until Tomorrow Morning

Postponed 24-Hours America’s Second Manned Space Shot Set Wednesday

Astronaut Grissom Goes Back to Sleep  115-Mile Manned Space Attemne   115-Mile Manned Space Attempt Put Off by Low-Hansine Clouds

Grissom Rests For Space Shot On Wednesday   Delay Similar To First Firing That Carried Alan Shepard On Sub-Orbital Journey

Tewish boy held by Nazis   George Lincoln Rockwell's men under arrest

House 6.0. P. Assails White House Record; Congress Enters Overtime

Heads To Roll InStudy OFU.S Defense Waste   Congressman Says He'll Name Names

Foot of Snow Staagers Danhandle   EI Paso Has Worst Storm In Thirty Years

Some Gold Is Back in U.S. Now  Problem Not Over Is Dillon Warning

Some Gold Flowing Back From Overseas   Secretary Dillon Says Administration Policy Has Reversed Trend, but Warns Problem Is Not Over; Presses for Long-Range Measures

‘HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENT’  Air Force Maneuvers New  Satellite While In Orbit

AF’s Latest ‘Discoverer’ Step Ahead   New Satellite Can Be Maneuvered By Radio Sent Orders

AF Proves Radio Effect On Satellite   Engine Restarted While Discoverer Was In Orbit

Restart Satellite Engine by Radio  Response of Discovere XXI Pleases Experts

At the Court House   JUVGHIENIS ON AVLOUUNIS SOUGHT IN THREE SUITS

At the Court House   THREE NEW SUITS SEEK JUDGMENTS ‘ON ACCOUNTS

Give Up Battles On Minor Points Of GOP Proposal   Thompson Urges Okay of Nelson’s Withholding Plan

Verwoerd Move Startles South Africans   U.S., Reds Agree On Date for Talks

IF DETAILS WORK OUT  U.S. Russia Said Agreed On August 1 Disarmament Talks

Agreement Is Reached On Disarmament Talks   Kennedy Agricultural Program \  Would Give Control To Farmers

Hint of Aug. I as Date  US, Reds Reportedly Agree  On New Disarmament Meet

August 1 May Be Date \ Talks On Disarmament  \Hopetul For U.S., Reds

State Finance Panels Locked In Debates  Ohio Legislature   Ohio Legislature Ponders Cash Status Of Government

Tempers Flare In Legislature  = Salle ay  sch#marece AF MAAR SLR

Udall Unveils Ambitious Plan For Transmission of Power Generated on Columbia River

Udall Unveils Plans For 1000-Mile Columbia River Power Transmission

Teamsters Lose Battle By 25 to 2   George Meany Says Group Still Influenced By Criminal Elements

Charge ‘Corrupt' ©  AFL-CIO 0 Council Again Rejects Hoffa's Teamsters

AFL-CIO Rejects the  Teamsters Hoffa Will Have To Quit, Says  Meany ©

Legislature to Be Convened at Noon Tomorrow   New Leaders for Bott nneae Fa Ra fhacan   New Leaders. for Bot! Houses to Be Chosen At Openina Session

$62,693 Taken: Bandits Flee Without Trace   Efforts to Identify San Francisco Gang Prove Futile

Three Gunmen Rob World’s Largest Privately Owned Bank Of $62.693

Gunmen Free With $62,693 In Bank Loof   Clean Getaway Is Conceded In ‘Frisco Heist

Trio In Clean Getaway With $62.693 Cash   San Francisco Bank Officia!s.  Families Kidnaped

No Clues Found In Bank Robbery  Three Disappear; Obtained $62,693

Three Bank  Robbers Make Clean Getaway   Escape With $62.693 Loot

Robbers Make Clean Escape   Trio Who Held up Bank Of America Remain Unidentified

2 Families Kidnaped By Armed Trio   Official Forced To Open Bank, Vault

Police Say No Trace Of Bold Trio   One Of Gunmen Disguised As A Woman

$62,693, 3 Gunmen  Vanish   Perfect Getaway Made At World’s Biggest Privately Owned Hank

‘Polite’ Bank Robbers Make Clean Getaway  Three Gunmen Rob Bank of America   Three Gunmen Rob Bank of America Of $62,693 Sum

Navy Commander Shepard  I First To Control Craft  During Outer Space Venture

American Astroneut During Ride Put - Cavsule Through Verious Maneuvers

U.S. Wins Impressive Victory In First Manned Space Flight   Astronaut Shepard Comes Through Test in Good Shape

Free World Hails Fearless American, First In Nistory Te Control Space Flight

First American Astronaut Alive, Well After Controlled Flight Into Space

What A Beautiful View Are First Words Spoken On Deck Of Rescue Ship

Shepard Reported Okay After Pickup   By ALVIN B. WEBB JR. United Press International

Physical Condition Is ‘Excellent’ After Flight  Be ALVIN BR WAR Ir

Philly Margin Only 80.000 Ey “™'’ @ a]  a Pa. Gives O’Brien  Victory Over Alpern

Philly Margin Only 80.000 ag a. 4 Pa. Gives O’Brien  Victory Over Alpe rn

In State Preview Of 1962  Republicans Rack Up Key Victories; O’Brien Is Winner

French, Rebels In Ist Session  Bargaining Started On Alaeria Future

200000 Attend Ohio Fair and  Snarl Traffic Record Crowd Packs Exhibit Grounds Sunday

Decision Is Announced By Kennedy   ‘Every Means’ Pledged To Obtain Peaceful Berlin Outcome.

CAUTION IS VOICED ON JUDGMENTS   ‘Lunatic Fringe’ Draws Notice From President

Lawrence in Plea for Vote On Strip Bill   ‘Hearings Continue into Controversial Mine Law

SIX KATANGAN LEGISLATORS REACH CAPITAL   Tshome Dampens Optimism Of Central Cengo Government   RELATIONS WITH BELGIUM HEALED

bIX Delegates From Katanga Arrive in Leopoldville But  Moise Says They Won't Sit in Parliament.

OUL-RICH AREA TROUBLED      Tshiombe: 7 , des Arrive at: Congo Confere ence   Presence of Katangans in Leo polduille Raises Hone for Unity in African Nation

Katanga Delegates   Show But Tshombe  Dampens Optimism   Related Story Page 10

Tshombe Dampens Hops For Congo Unity Again    Declares That Katangan Legislators Not-Sent To Sit In National Assembly

Snow   Congo's Unity Hove Blunted By Katan*ans  Tshombe Claims His » ga, ARES me r J al ae Bae   Tshombe Claims Hi: Delegates Sent Just To Get Law Modified

Four Executed by Cuban Guns   Hijackers, Anti-Red Plotters Are Put to Death

Widow Appeals to “Freedom-Loving Cubans”  ‘Cuba Shoots 2 Americans

Cuba Executes Two Americans  Seattle Ex-Marine Once Headed Leaion

Firing Squads Execute Four   Castro Busy Again Liquidating His Enemies

Fidel Shoots Down Americans   Another Correspondent Is Missing—  Cuba Hoiding Newsman

Castro Executes 2 Americans, Rounds Up Newsmen, Other:   US Brands Executions As Barbarity

Security Unit Meets Over Laos   Kennedy, Rusk Will Attend 'to See if U.S. Arms Needed

Kennedy, Rusk NSC To Decide On Next Move   Decision To Send Troops Into Asian Kingdom Possibilit,

Security Council Meets To Decide Laos Action   CUBANS TO BURN KENNEDY IN EFFIGY

Catholics Protest  Seizure of School  Act as Cubans Hold Lumumbist Rallies

Nine Lose Lives In State's Traffic  Boy Leaving Crash Scene Hit. Killed

Farmers Await Results Of New Program  Easter Buyers Cautious. But Clothing Sales Brisk

Defense Department Angry        Paar's Berlin Show Will Be Investigated

Defense Chiefs Disturbed at Army's ‘Participation in Parr Berlin Show

 First Storm of Season Hurricane ‘Anna’ Whirls  Toward South America

Escapee Caught In Night Club   Made Flight in Automobile After Tying Up Owner

Gilley s Bar Looted Here Early Sunday   Statue of Goddess Stolen trom Jeweler

Praise for President From Both Parties   Some Republicens Fear Live TV  Coveraae May Involve Dangers

Radioactivity Level In Jeff City Is High   Rating Was Highest In United States Yesterday.

ee ee ee ee eee  ON NUCLEAR BOMB Russ Turn Down Inspection Offer

Robot Rides Mercury In  Earth Orbit   Recovery Attempt Slated By NASA In Bermuda Area

Space Capsule Shot Into Orbit   Device With Artificial Astronaut Circles Earth and Signals Return

-LATE ACTOR’S ONLY CHILD Gable Baby Is Boy; Mother, Child ‘Good’

Clark Gable Widow Has Baby Boy   Mother, 8-Pound Son Both Are In Good Condition

Caesarean Section Planned ee eee  Gable’s Widow Awaits Arrival of His Child

Mother, Son Doing Nicely  8-Pound Boy Is Born To Clark Gable’s Widow

8-Pound Son Born to Widow of Clark Gable  Mother, Baby Good Following. Delivery _ by Caesarean Section

Boy Born To Widow Of Gable   8-Pound Son, Mother In Good Condition

STILL LIVES IN HOUSE FULL OF LOVE  Gable’s Widow Enters Hospital: ~ Will Kiss Infant For Husband

Grant. a grand«on of Wiv«ces   Binuchtan e«aid he etalled aft   . MOVIE HERO’S ONLY CHILD  — Kay Gable And 8-Pound Boy Doing Fine

Holland Pays 26 Per Cent Of Total   Road Commission Cut; Proposed Parimutuel Racetrack Protested

State Tightens Restrictions on Drivers Of Tractor-Trailers to Cut Accidents

 Net for Sake of Their Children     ‘Say Bickering Couples Stay Wed to Fight

FS) yoni atrists vay  Some Couples Stay Wed For Sparring Partner

Red Springs GI Saved Town Of Mayenne ‘Hero’s Widow May Attend  French Memorial Service ©

Snooty City Proves It Has Heart  Millionaire’s Town   Millionaire’s Town Aids Family of Ve Stranded on Trip

Dominican Republic Is Hit By Riots   Tanks. Troops Lend Hand To Restore Order

Four Slain In Trujillo Rioting   OAS Team Runs Into Violence  When Crowd Gather: To Greet Delevates

Violence Marks OAS Visitin Ciudad Trujillo  Tanks and Troops Restore Order after Shooting

Tanks, Troops Halt Riot In Ciudad Trujille   Fou r Dead, Score Injured

OAS Teom Arrival Sparks Violence  4 Persons Killed  In Dominican Riot

Dominican Troops Qucell Rioters *  * * * * * * x. * * * *  Four Killed, Many Injured As OAS Caravan Chased

- DiSalle Questions Constitutionality Of New Law House, Senate Override Veto Of Bill Diverting Auto License Funds

Laos Is Not Written Off By Kennedy   Pro-Communist Rebels Advance

Leaders Express Confidence  May Ask UN Observers Be Sent To Laos, Considers SEATO Aid

‘Since Reds Sealed Berlin Escape Hatch  Fast Germans Seem Resigned TotheFactsof Cold War Life

 No Rebellious Mood Apparent ———— —rereeeererere   East Germans Resigned To Facts Of Cold War

No Rebellious Mood Apparent  East Germans Resigned To Facts Of Cold War

More East Germans Seem Resiqned to Conditions   Rv HANNS NEUERBOURG

AP Reporter Finds No Open Defiance In East Germany Over Dropping Of Curtain

Consumer Goods Increasing East Germans Seem Resignec To Facts of Cold War Life

, They Can’t Even Watch West German Television— East Germans Resigned To Facts Of Cold War Living   Ry HANNS NEUPRRROURG

Trapped Miner’s Arm Amputated   TWO MINERS MISSING Workers Crack Wall,  Discover Lone Body

Nikita Boosts Red Military Budgets; Cites U. S., NATO   America Defense Planners Jarred

Khrushchev Asks U.S., France And Britain To ‘Peace’ Meet: Says Reds Can 'Wipe Out West

Also Calls For Summit  On Berlin   Says Reds Have Rocket Might to Wine Out West

cels Troop Cutback, Makes New Thre  K Proposes ‘New 4-Power Summit

Gromyko, Rusk Will Meet at U.N.   U.S. State Department ‘Pleased’ That Russians Will Hold Initial Meet

GM-UAW Agree On Contract   But Council Backs Unions Striking On Some Local Issues

“ctorical Society To Host Rutherford At Fort Davis Barbecue, October 24th

Challenge Negroes At Georgia U.   One Hanged in Effigy: Cross Is Burned in Front of Freshman Dormitory.

Judge Orders  Negroes Entry At Georgia U.   Demonstration, Add Legislative Problem

Admittance of Two Negroes Ordered _ Georgia Rebels at Intearation Order

Judge Orders U. Georgia To Admit Negroes   Sparks Minor - Demonstration

an) - Students Protest Court Order  University of Georgia Told It ‘Must Admit Negroes Immediately

2 Negroes Can Attend Georgia U.   Judge's Ruling Sparks Minor Demonstration

Bordeaux Crowd Silences Hecklers As De Gaulle Explains Algeria Policy

DeGaulle Opponents Thwarted   Rightists Attacked By Bordeaux Throng Who Cheer Presiden:

Governor Would Veto Solons’ Programs  Senate Budaet, Taxes Not Acceptable.

 Hunter Without Tiger Kennedy Scoffs at Soviet Economic Supremacy Bid

Press Told U.S. Can Step Up Its Rate As Desired   Kremlin Warned Not To Attempt To Shake Allied Berlin Unity

Five Escape East Berlin  Brought Out Of   Brought Out Of Enclave By Helicopter

POLICE ASK HELP   Unmanned Space Capsule Fired 1.425 Miles Down Atlantic Is Recovered

Unmanned Spacecraft Meets Toughest Test   Soars 107 Miles High; Recovered In Sea After 21 Minutes

Recovered From Atlantic By Helicopter 43 Minutes After Launch From Canaveral

Ship Taken Up on Nose Of Big Atlas   No Immediate Word Given on Condition After Severe Test

An Unmanned Space Capsule Is Recovered   Picked Up After Going 107 Miles In Most Severe Test

Atlas Hurls Capsule For ‘Tough Test   Unmanned Device Lands On Target In South Atlantic

AilaSs JNOI IS A JUCCeSS — Unmanned Space Capsule Flies Planned Trajectory

Successful Shot Today Brings Man-in-Space Attempt Closer    Kitty Hawk 1,047 Feet Long, 252 Feet Wide  /LARGEST WARSHIP MAKES TEST RUN

Soars 107 Miles High, 1425Range TakenFromSea43 Minutes After Try

Spacecraft In Most Severe Test Unmanned Capsule Fired 107 Miles Up, Recovered

Most Severe Check for Reentry  Craft Soars 1,425 Miles Downrange

lurricane Season Officially Opens In Six Days; Huge Wave Is Warning

Presidency Of Church Is. Sought   Balloting Set As Climax For Church Merger

GOP Happy At Trend In Most States   Mitchell Loses By Slim Margin, Wagner Reelected In N.Y.C.

Stevenson Says U. S. Must Resume Tests TTnlace Ruecia Sions Nuclear Ban Treaty

Lack Of Treaty Will Force U. S. Into At mospheric Tests   NATIONS PLANNING APPEAL TO RUSSIA

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press US Challenges Soviets

Will Take All Steps, It Warns U.N.; Soviets Are Dared To Sion Treaty

Test Ban. OF Resumec US. Tests.   Stevenson Warns U.N. As Tsarapkin Presents Excuses

Stevenson Urges Test Ban Pact   K Told to Cancel 50-Meguton Bomb

Propaganda Benefits May  Tempt Kk ToCall Off Bomb   Stevenson Warns U.S. Will  Resume Tests If Ban Fails

Boy, 14, Kills Mother; ‘Fed Un,’ He Say   Glendale Matron Slain; Son Linked te Chimney Escapade

Moslem Ceremony Private . Jordan’s King Marries His English ‘Dream Girl

Truj illo’s Finery Was Killers’ Tip   Communique Says Assassins Looked For Gaudy Suir

Trujillo Forces Hold Tight Grip   Armed Forces Report Despot Died in Duel  With Enemies; Attack Planned Three Months

SENSES WISHES OF PEOPLE Andersen Issues Warning on Session Delay Tactics

MOST ROADS OVER STATE HAZARDOUS   Many Schools Closed After Heavy Snowfalls

Desperado Eludes Missouri Search  Broke California Jail And Killed Officer

Suspect Spotted Twice, Vanishes;  Search Pressed   California Man, Companions Wanted For Questioning Hers

Pi igey back Roc ket Dies After ‘Kick   Space Station Circles Earth

Piggyback Load Fails to Soar Deer Into space  fF. 8... 8:8. Oi. see ee Oe   Valuable Data Being Received by Scientists, However, Despite Partial Failure.

VALUABLE DATA STILL RECEIVED First U.S. Deep Space Shot Falls Short Of Objectives

Platform in Space Part Failure   Pigeyback Kicks Off But Doesn’t Go Deer

Rain Outpours Champagne At Water-Soaked Ford Debut   Picture On Px.

 Rain Dampens Spirits At G littering Party  1 ,100 Attend Debut Of Ford Heiress

Briton Calls For Sessions On Disarming  Soviets Distribute   Soviets Distribute 8-Point Plan To Ease World Crisis

Briton Pledges Best Efforts For Settlement   Berlin Negotiations Must Be Sincere And Not Strife Promotion

Did Talks Cause Shift Over Cuba?   Question Unanswered As Argentinian Heads Home.

JFK, Frondiz Silent After Cuba Parley   No Announcement Made on Results of Castro Discussion

Kennedy, Frondizi In Meet   Big Question On Cuba Still Is Unanswered

Col W. Banks Is Acquitted Of Negligence   Charged In Radar Tower's Collapse In Boston Harbor

MASAO SNES items: Rimnesareme MMSE TER Che NUE cok Caen  Coffee- time Comment. ,

French, Tuntsians Fight in Streets   Bourguiba Orders Pipeline Seizure -In South Tunisia

Tunisians ordered to fight to death   Defy French ultimatum to evacuate city

ORDERS PIPELINE SEIZURE Streetfighting Rages For Big Bizerte Base

French, Tunisians Fight In Streets  Habib Bourguiba Orders Seizure Of Sahara Oil Field Pineline

French Oil Line Seized  French, Tunisian Forces Battle In Bizerte’s Streets

Tunisian Chief Orders Seizure of Oil Pipeline   "President Also Asks Volunteers to Join Fight

jattle Rages In Bizerte Bourguiba Orders Seizure Of French Pipeline In The Sahara

Move On Oil Pipeline Tunisians, French Fight In Streets ot Shelled Bizerte

Battle Rages in Streets of Bizerte   Tunisian President Asks Aid of ‘Brother Nations’: Seize Oil Line

Street Fighting Rages in Bizerte; Tunisia Seizes French Oil Lines

SEIZE FRENG OlL PIPELINE IN TUNISIA   Tunisian Infantry Fights Invading Paratroops   BOURGUIBA   Calls For Volunteers From “Brother Nations” In War Against France

Tunisians To Seize Oil Pipelines  es ; ; Fighting Continues In Bizerte Streets

‘Seizure of Key French Pipetine Uraerea .  French, Tunisians Battle In. Streets of Bizerte

 ee Tunisians Ordered To  Leave City   North African Streets Scene of  Bloody Conflict

Orders Seizure Of French Oil Pipeline   Ambassadors To Open Talks On Kennedy's Proposals

Tunisians And French Fight Among Streets   President Bourguibe Orders Seizure Of Oil Pipeline

STATE CONVENTION   French Battle Tunisians In Streets Of Bizerte; Sahara Pipeline Is Seized

French Fight Tunisians In Bizerte Streets   Seizure Of French Pipeline Is Ordered By President Bourquiba

Battle Rages In Streets of Bizerte  Tunisian President Orders Troops Toa Seize Vital Franch OF]  ine

Report Churchill Has Mild Illness  Doctor Emphasizes Indisposition Slight

U.N. Forees Enter Kivu, Terror Zone   Some Americans Decide To Stay In Chaotic Province

Force Sent To Drive Ouf Leopard Men   U.N. Personnel Charged With Smuggling

6 Americans Released By Congolese   U.N. Force Frees Whites Who Want To Leave Province

U.N. Forces Free  Americans in Kivu -Malayan:-Troops:-Rescue 13; --. Drive Against ‘Leopard Men’

tx - Ebensburg Family, Three Others Freed   Missionaries Had Been Forced to Sta vy In Area Plagued by Terrorists,

Released To UN Forces In Kivu Province  Drive On To Oust Fanatic Leopard Men,  Banawe "All tas..5388

More Army Units Set To Move   Soviet Agency Sees Dangerous Consequences

Made by President Kennedy... Even Unofficial Moscow  - Sources Laud UN Speech

.Western European Papers Laud President's Speech: Even Reds Have Kind Words

West European papers acclaim Kennedy talk   Much of plan “accepted” earlier

“Impressive ... Majestic” West Europe Press Praises President   Pravda Prints Kennedy Article Written By Editor Of N. Y. Post

West'sReaction toSpeech—‘Good', Russia’s: ‘Moderate, Conciliatory’

Acclaimed by West   Sen. Miller Hopes Kennedy's Speech Will Impress Reds

Moscow Sources Interpret UN Talk As ‘Conciliatory’   But Red China Takes Opposite Attitude by Terming it as ‘Empty Propaganda as Usual!

N. C. Employment Shows Decline  Crane Says There Is No Reason For Alarm. However

$6.14 Billion Program Sha rp Senate Attacks Likely On Housing Bill

Costly Plan Survives  Stiff Fight :      House Gets Measure  Virtually Unchanged

EXPECT SHARP ATTACKS . Kennedy’s Housing Bill ‘Faces Senate Vote Today

All of Kennedy’s Ideas Left Intact senate Passes Big Housing Bil.

Housing Ael Passage By  Senate Due   Moat Of Kennedy Proposals Kept, _Can’t Be Changed

Nenate Passes — Housing Bill   Missouri Senate Slashes Mental Health Funds

Kennedy Gets Support Of Republicans   House Now Gets Measure; Chances Termed As “Fair”

$6 Billion Spending Approved   House Scheduled To Act; Leaders Are Ontinistice

Housing Bill to Be Voted Upon   Final Passage Will Take Place in Senat

Housing Bill On Last Lap   Huge Measure Comes Up for Final Passage in Senate Chamber Today

Senate Passes Housing Bill   JFK Scores Victory on $6.1 Billion Plan

Big Housing Bill to Face Senate Test  Administration Forces Show Passage Votes

$6.14 Billion  Housing Bill ls Up for Vote   Passage Expected In Senate; House Gets It Next Week

Miss Alabama Places Fifth Louisiana Brunette Winner  Of Miss USA Beauty Event

WINS MISS USA TITLE Louisiana Brunette To Compete in Miss Univers:

Willie’s Got To Get His 8 Hours   Dozes Beside Battered Coal Safe In Sedus

County Toll 32  Wreeks Kill ‘Two  Woilean Diwan dina Tray Nf kh inlaw

Quickly Let It Go When American Destroyer  And Jet Planes Arrive

Vd. UdDIE Op Marassed  Castro Gunboat Backs Water Fast After  Yank Forces Appear

U.S. Cable Ship Harassed  Castro Gunboat Backs Water Fast A fter Yank Forces Appear

Craft Let Go As Destroyer, Jets Appear   Incident Protested As ‘Harassment’ on High Seas Near Cuba

Castro Vessel Releases Ship As Aid Comes   Destroyer And Jets From Guantanamo Escort Ship Home

intercepted By Castri Gunboat Off Port  Of Baracoa   U. S. SENDS PLANES AND DESTROYER

U.S. Cable Repair Ship Intercepted by Cuban Gunboat on High Seas

Releases Ship When Destroyer, Jets Appear; State Dept. Files Ouick Protest

Castro Gunboat Forces Cable Ship Toward Port Until Destroyer Arrives

Weather Causes 41 Deaths Winter Stings Eastern U.S. With More Bitter Coldness

Industry and Labor Told fo Cooperate   Disputes Can Bring Strong U.S. Action President Warns

EKeonomie Harmony  Or Else...   JFK Tells Labor, Management Federa Hand Is Alternative

Clearly Defines Responsibilities —  Kennedy Takes Firm Stand  On Labor-Management

TOP BUSINESS AND UNION CHIEFS MEETING TODAY      Kennedy Urges Them fo Put National Interests First in Disputes.

“Appe: al Kor Labor Peace  rg nme cds  PresidentAsksfor More Cooperation

Advisers Hear JFK  Warnings   President Implies Bigger Govt. Role In Major Dispute:

Management, Labor Warned To Watch Step   Ignoring National Interests May Bring: Government Action

Labor, Management Asked by Kennedy To Keep National Interest in Mind

Lahor Industry . Harmony Sought  Kennedy Stresses Nation’s Welfare

‘President Appeals To Management, -Labor Keep Nat’! Interest In Mind

Keep nation in mind~JFK  Management and   Management and labor warned to cooperate

Asks Cooperation For General Good  JFiC Warns Labor,  Management Early

VF mw mmmodss A/S weme Rimimman NEHHEGY rv Gris OUSITIESS,  Labor Leaders to Cooperate

Kennedy Urges Foreign Aid Shift      Keep National Interest In Mind ‘Kennedy Tells Management-Labor

Asks Management, Labor to Protect  National Interest  Kennedy Says They Must Coonernioe orli ¢ Will Act

 Crash Dept. DONALD HARPENAU  BRUISED len CAR ‘LOST WHEEL — IWENT INTO DITCH

Crash De} t.  DONALD HARP ENAU BRUISED. WHEN ‘CAR LOST WHEEL   WENT INTO: DITCH

Presidential Order Halts PAA Strike   Kennedy Sets Up Three-Man Emergency Board to Mediate Differences Between Factions: Flights North Not Effected

45,000 Vote Victory For Byrd Outfit   Ninth District Goes Heavily For Stephens Ticket

Byrd’s Man Wins Easily In Virginia   Impressive Victory Scored By Potent Conservative Grour

e IN VIRGINIA, GUBERNATORIAL RACE  ‘Harrison Nomination Triumph For Byrd

Byrd Machine Triumphs Again Conservative Is Nominated For Virginia Governorship

  Moderate Segregationist Virginians Nominate  ‘Byrd Bloe’s Harrison

CITY CHARTER PROPOSAL EXPLAINED Council Would Keep Legislative Powers

Legislature Acts Thursday on School Failout Shelter Plan, Congressional District Changes

Quiet Remains At Georgia U.   Rumor Of Monday Demonstration Did Not Materialize

Western Big-4 To Seek Backing Of NATO Nation:   Foreign Ministers Will Recommend Military Buildup

Big Four AsksHelp Of NATO   Foreign Ministers Want Arms Buildup To Bolster Berlin

IN FIRST SESSION  Western Allies Seek NATC Support For Policy On Berlin

Big 4 Seek NATO Help On Berlin   Plan To Urge Build-up Of Western Alliance Military Forces.

Calm Back To Bizerte After Riot   Demonstrators Give Support To Bourguiba

Tunis Rioters Battle French Paratroopers   _ Patriotic Slogans ‘Voiced In Support Of Bourguiha Rule

Features  Today   Quiet In Bizerte After Disorders Through Night

Bizerte Calm After Clashes   Paratroopers and Rioting Tunisians Engage in Fight

Welsh Promises Indiana Will Build Lake Port Alone if U. S. Refuses Aid

NATO Response to Buildup of Forces Spotty   Nations Confused by Troops vs. Nuclear Weapons Techniaue

Progress By Inches Berlin Problem May Be Easing   Qn The Inside   NATO Military Buildup Not Moving Very Rapidly

NATO Is Slow On Expansion   Europe Members Cool On U.S. Stepup Bid

—-RESPONSE REPORTED SPOTTY—  Bid To Build NATO's Strength Strikes Snags

To Boost Western Arms Strength NATO Members Lag In Buildup Of Forces

NATO’s Nod To U.S. Goal Seen Spotty   European Member: Slow On Effort To Hike West Defense

Firepower Hike By NATO Isn't Quick Success   Response So Far Is Termed Spotty

Atlantic Buildup ‘Spotty’   Money Troubles Plaguing Some NATO Members

Red Forces Hit Again Near Capital   Neutralist Head Says He'll Meet Covernment Lesde:

Pathet Lao’s Offer Raises Truce Hopes   Rebels Suggest Military Meeting On Fighting Front

Suggested Meeting Site Is A Shift In Pathet Lao’s Offer — Laotian Government Officer Carrying White Flag Again Tries To Contact Foes — Pro-Communists Try To Seize Another Town — Kine Opposes Geneva Conference

Laos Rebels Propose Talk Near Capital   Cease-Fire Hopes Raised Despite New Enemy Raid

Reds Propose Laos Parley, But Fight on  Government Officer Will Try Again  To Contact Rebels

Rebel Drive Slackens In  Laos Secior   Kennedy Summons Seeurity Council For Urgent Talks

Laos’ Rebels Favor Parley   Propose Cease-Fire Meeting But Show No Signs of Slackening Drive

Reds 25 Mi. From Laotian Capital  Attack, Make Offer Of Cease-Fire Talks

Rebels Keep Pressure On  After Offer  Prince Souvanna Assents to A Meeting

Show No Signs Of Quitting   Pro-Reds Want Conference Held In Ne-Man’s Lond

President to Meet with Nat’l Security Council   Rebels in Laos Propose Military Tops Meeting

But Show No Signs of Halting New Attacks  Government Fears Reds May Strike Niaw? at Ria Airctein

Military Meet Ts Suggested  By Rebel Unit   Enemy Forces Strike At Last Large Town North of Vientiane

Laos Rebel Regime Asks For Meeting   Hopes Higher But Western World Doubts

Cease-Fire Hopes Hiked   President Meets With Rusk, Defense Chief, Other Top Aides

Say Laotian Rebels Still Fighting —   Royalists Send Charge To Geneva Meeting; Talks Overshadowed By Coming Summit

Legislature loves 2  Toward Quic           Daniel Praises Passage; Runoff nT Pee cs; a eee

Senate OKs Amendments By House  enttnan Tecnu]   Education Tesue, Election Measure Only Work Left

Future of AMC Proposal Uncertain After Losing in Local by Narrow Margin

Styles Bridges, GOP's Ranking Senator, Dies Peacefully In His Sleep

Sen. Bridges. GOP Dean, ‘Dies at 63°   Ex-Governor in Fifth Term

From Heart Ailment Sen. Bridges, Longtime Republican Figure, Dies

Verse Than — Jobless Rate Indicates, iN     Unemployment Situation V     leany Says

Unemployment Worse Than Pictured, Labor Leader Tells Subcommittee

SITES HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT RATE  Meany Wants Action On Jobless Situation

i. Ne ReR cI, sidgpeet: § SOR, = es,  Farm And Road Work Halted By Weekend Rains

Reds Move Berliners. at Border   Seek to Prevent Leaping. Out of Houses Into West

To Balk Freedom Jumps  Reds Clear Out Berlin Border ‘Escape Houses’

Tied, Gagged Andy Ashley,  She Confesses  Chyrel Jolls Doesn't Admit Drowning; Other Lad Kidnaped

JEK, on White House ‘Night Desk,’ Answers Calls for Animal Hospital

‘SORRY, WRONG NUMBER’ Late Caller Wants Vet, but Gets JFK Instead

Kunkel Election, Referendum Okay In Two Pa. Cities Highlight Primary

Fears Mistaken, Solons Told  Two Press Senate for Economic Treaty

Nikita Removes End-of-Year Treaty Deadline   Russia Prefers Slow Negotiations to ‘Quick War’

Year-End Deadline Removed  Nikita Changes Tune On East Berlin Treaty

Deadline Removed  By Nikita   Prefers Slow Negotiations  To Quick War

New Negotiations In Place of War  Khrushchev Claims. No Policy Change

Report Indicates K ‘Backing Off From Signing German Peace Treaty

Reds Remove Deadline In Berlin Pact   ON BERLIN CRISIS  Clay Holds Brief Session      TEMPORARY CURTAIN   HAVE CONFIDENCE

Khrush Reported Lifting Deadline For Separate Pact With E. Germany

SPAAK TOLD: NO YEAR END ULTIMATUM   Belgian Reports Mild Russian Tone; West Germany Surprised, Doubts Reversal By Reds.

K. ‘Lifts’ German Deadline   Spaak Told Reds Won't Press for Year-End Treaty

EPORT FROM SPAAK TALKS — Nikita Removes Early Deadline On German Pact

Khrush Takes Deadline Off — Treaty Demand  Slow Discussion Preferable To

 PREFERS SLOW TALKS TO QUICK WAR  Khrush Removes Deadline for Treaty

Mr. K Lifts Deadline Set For Treaty - Spaak Says Soviet   T eaader Dantae Fac   Spaak Says Soviet Leader Denies East German Ultimatum

K Denies Setting Deadline   Belgian Official Says Nikita Told Him of Decision

Nikita Drops Peace Pact  Deadline   Tells Spaak He Never Set End Of Year Date

Nikita Backs Up Slightly   He Reportedly Took Deadline Off Treaty In Belgian Talks

K Removing Deadline on E Germany   Sources Say He Wants Slow Treaty Talks, Not Quick War.

Report Stand Disclosed In Spaak Parley   Soviet Bass Seen Willing To Talk Over German Pact

Khrushchev May Delay Berlin Move   End of Year Deadline Reported Denied by Red Leader in Spaak Talks

Nikita Lifts  Deadline On  German Pact   Shift Reported In Talks With Belgium's Spaak

Peace Paet Deadline  Removed   Nikita Reported  To Have Told Spaak He Isn’t Committed To German Treaty

Keport 10 NAIU  Nikita Drops End-of- Year East German Peace Pact

Khrush Drops Pact Deadline   Russian Tells Spaak He Prefers Slow Negotiations Rather Than Quick War

PREFERS TALK TO WAR NATO INFORMED   Won't Sign Treaty With E Germany If Parley Held   Of W. Germany Skeptica’ Of Spaak’s Report Of Softened Attitude

Soviet Removes Deadline From Treaty Signing   Belgian Claims 'K' Prefers Slow Talk To Quick Fighting

ERMAN OFFICIALS SURPRISED  Khrushchev Removes End-Of-Y eat Deadline For East German Treaty

rs ru rN  Generator Is The Safest Piece Of Radioactive Machinery Ever Built

3 Young Men Die in 2-Car Road Accident   1961 Wisconsin Highway Toll Climbs to 94

Elderly Women Traffic Victims  Road Toll Equals That of Year Age

‘PLAYING HOCKEY WITH DYNAMITE CAP’  Berlin Crisis Now Tit For Tat

“Playing Hockey With Dynantte Cap”... .     Berlin Crisis Has Become Dangerous Game

Berlin Crisis a Game of Tit for Tat Playing Hockey With a Dynamite Cap

Marlow Says Neither Side Making Move For Berlin Crisis Settlement

Session Early In 1902 Seems Possible Now   French, British Chiefs Friendly

East-West Ministers’ Meet Likely   Observers Think De Gaulle Agreed On Policy Lines

Macmillan. DeGaulle Talks Boost Hope For Early East-West Meet on Berlin   __ American Viewpoint ; Two Problems Remain Before Negotiations Can Be Started

Macmillan, De Gaulle Talks Increase  Possibility of Conference on Berlin

De Gaulle Apparently Relenting  . Se   Foreign Ministers’ Talks on Berlin Seen

Berlin Talks By Ministers Likely Soon  East-West Meet Is Predicted For Early Next Year   EXCHANGE VIEWS

East-West Talks Likely On Berlin   Impression Grows That De Gaulle Will Agree It Conterence Scope Is Limited

MICRORILM SEAVIGE & SALES CO. P.O. BOX 6066 4924 COLE Avc. DALLAS, TEXAS coup.   Foreign Ministers Meet Is Probable Early Next Year

1 /U0-Man Batile Group Unhindered  US. Troops Move In Red Germany

WEATHER   NO RED HINDRANCE  U.S. Battle Group Moves on - Autobahn in Test of Rights

Farewell to Publisher: ees  Messages From All Ove N.J. Express Deep Sorrou

134 Died in Mid-Air Collision of United And TWA Aircraft In Dec. 16 Tragedy  AF Globemaster'Crash

Gets 185 days in jail, fined $9,950; ignored  187 traffic summonses

FORMER iinigsuey RESIDENT Is. NEW IOWA CITY PRESS. CITIZEN PUBLISHER

People You Know FORMER KINGSLEY RESIDENT IS NEW IOWA CITY PRESS. CITIZEN PUBLISHER

Kansas Solons Red-Faced Over Quandary   School Aid Measure Is Caught Up In Legislative Snafu

Foul-Up in Legislature.  Causes Stir  _ School Aid Bill Is Jeopardized Re GOP. Error

Liner Sailing for Tiny Island  Randaryvanuc Slintad   Rendezvous Slated With U.S. Marshal

COMPLICATIONS ARISE  Brazil Ready To Return Santa Maria To Owners

Radar Bill Revisions Considered   Final Vote Is Not Anticipated Until Later Thic Week

Rains. Floods, Record April Snow Bring Clime Misery to South, East

Emporia Weather   Ernporia Skies   Drop in Humidity Is  Forecast for Kansas

Tito Pleads For U.S. Aid; Times Hard  Raps Certain Circles In Unitec r al ee ae

lito Is Provoked Hits Capitalists.  Economic Pressure   Econoniic Pressure Applied; He Claims

Tito Blasts Any Slash In U.S. Aid   Says Country Is Badly Hit By Drought

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY «   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features )

His Kenya Comments  Irk British   Demand Airing In Parliament; Rift Threatens

Senate Votes End of Household Good: Tax Amid Dispute Over Its Legality .

14th Annual Egg Hunt Set for Saturday In Terry County Park by the Lions Club   His Last Words...

12 Big Industries to Pledge Hiring Of Qualified Negroes for Key Jobs

Jobs For Negroes ....  Government Will Prod Industry to New Move

Kennedy Administration Prods Industry To Provide Better Jobs for Neqroes

Crackdown on Tax Dodgers Is Under Way   Non-Filers First to Feel Sting; Action Js Promised

State To Push Tax Crackdowns To Aid Revenue  Gronouski Sees Gain Each Year Pus SY AAs

Gro nouski Reports  Tax Crackdown To Hike Revenue $1 Million ‘Yearly

Thousands Will Sleep Better  State Income Tax Crackdown Worth $1 Million in Revenue

MIT SCIENTIST CLAIMS NATION LEADS SOVIETS   Overall Space Field Shows U.S. Lead

‘Malarkey, Declares MIT Engineer — Says Titov Didn't  Control His Course

Plan Called Unacceptable 1958 Rehash  Expect Soviets Will Resume War of Nerves

Refuses Parley Without Prior Reunification   “We Want Freedom, Self-Determination For All Germans”

Unification Called For By Brandt   Adenauer Joins In Refusing Soviet Terms

PEACE TALK TERMS HIT Germans Unite,  Reject Red Idea   Disagreement  Notedby Rusk

Financing of Jobless Benefits Plan New Deterrent to !is Progress

Kennedy: U.S. May  Resume Bomb Tests  Rave Bode Blocking Aaroomont an Ran   Says Reds Blocking Agreement on Ban

Says Soviets To Blame For Talk Set-Back   President Says Russia Seeks To Prevent Any Effective Check Against Hlegal Tests

Kennedy Raps Russian Stand on Disarmament: May Resume Atom Tests

May Be Forced To Resume Bomb Testing   Long Secret Tehran Papers Are Published

Michigan Girl Abducted At Sel Sled. Bus Stop; Slain Body Found Later

Hunt Slayer Of Michigan School Girl   Basement Is Scene Of Murder; Victim Waylaid At Bus Stop

Rail Struggle Shifts From S.L. to Seattle   Rival Sides Wind Up Testimony; Third Group Opposed to Both

Dutch Forces Alerted Indonesians Told To Raise Flag Over West Irian

Fi irst Signs Of Recession  At Low Point   Reserve Board Says February Saw Halt In 6-month Drop

Bottom Of Recession In Sight   Federal Reserve Board Sees First Siqns

President's Plea Wards Off Strike  Asks Deadline Chana:   Asks Deadline Changs At Atomic Operation

Adlai Heads For Bogota,  Final Talks   To Hear Colombia Plan, Go Into  Economic Issues

Stevenson Goes To Bogota Toda   Talks on Hemisphere Defense on Schedule

Outbursts Throw Court Into Turmoil  Angry Jews Halt Kichmann’s Trial

Find More Sticky Fingers In Iowa   Co. Auditor Found ‘Short   Suicide Leads  To Discovery   Jury May Get Sheldon Case

HE SIGNALS RESCUE PLANE WITH MIRROR  Captain Obel Survives Ordeal

US. Weapons Buildup Gets  New Stress   Kennedy Avers He’s Considering Vital Requesi

Kennedy Considering Buildup Of Conventional Weapons Strength Without A-Power Cut

No. Reduction In Reliance On: Nuclear Power   Newsmen Learn Gold Outgo Stabilized; Creates Peace Carne

Secretary of Defense McNamara Calls for Step, Says President  —Decision Due Soon

Weapons Buildup Studied   JFK Says Program Would Not Reduce Nuclear Reliance

Build-Up Of Arms Considered   Kennedy Denie:   Kennedy Denies Nuclear Power Ts Be Reduced

JFK May Ask Overhaul in Arms Strategy  Will Not Mean Reduction of Nuclear Power

Build Up Of Conventional Arms Likely   Presidential News Conference Moves Speedily, Calmly

No Reply from Laos Rebels On Cease Fire   Claim They Are Victors In Civil War

Red Rebels Ignore Laotian Cease-Fire   U. S. Patience Thin Over Laos

Cease-Fire Plea Ignored by Reds  Washington Angry Over Apparent Stalling in Laos

Target Hour Passes With No Reply From Communist Rebels: Victory Proclamation Issued

West Says Treaty Terms ‘Unacceptable   Communists Call For Withdrawal Of Aid, Advisers

Rebels in Laos Disregard Call for Ceasefire  US. nearly Out of  Patience with Red Ceallina Traetic

Rusk To Speed Back Here For Consultations  Un ited Sta tes We ighs Wisdo m Of  ffs ¢ =

NOON TIME IS IGNORED BY PRO-REDS   Britain Trying To Avoid Hasty Acts Among Foes

Secretary Cuts Short Stay in Turkey   Kennedy: Talks With GOP Elders On Far East. Crisis

Interpretive  U.S. Patience Running Out As Reds Stall Cease-Fir ire

U.S. Nears End Of Its Patience Over Reds Cease-Fire Stalling   New Action Could Include U.S. And Allied Military Intervention

Seeking New Course Of Action  U.S. Nearing End Ot Its Patience With Laos Stall

Vientaine Won’t Bow To Demands   Hope Parleys Will Be Started This Weekend

‘Patience’ Wears Thin Is Report   Soviet’s Stalling Over Cease-Fire Is Seen As Reason

FIGHTING CONTINUES IN LAOS Rebels Ignore Cease-Fire   BLAME WFST

\ pea 1cS Vonsuitert  \U.S. Patience Grows Thin At Reds’ Stalling On Cease-Fire

U. S. Nears End of  Patience on Laos   Communists Stall On Cease-Fire, Say Officials

Rebels ignore Call For Cease-Fire in Laotian Civil War   Royal Government Still Hopeful Talks Will Start During the Weekend.

PONDER WHAT MOVES MAY BE TAKEN   say Communists Are Stall ing Over Cease-Fire  KENNEDY   Administration Also Fears Threat To South Viet Nam And Thailand

No Cease-Fire at Deadline Hour.  American Armed Intervention Possible; Rusk -Hurries. Home

Peace Time In Laos Is Passed   Rebels Claim Victory, Demand To See Delegate

situation Analyzea:  - Patience of United States Reported to Be Near End

U. S. Fast Losing Patience With Communist Stalling Over Cease-Fire In Laos

Kennedy Calls Conference To Consider Next Steps; Rebels Ignore Truce Efforts

REBELS IN LAOS IGNORE TRUCE DATE   Rebels Proclaim Selves Victors, Tell Laotian Government To Send Emissaries To Red Headquarters.

Cease-Fire Ignored by Laos Rebels   Britain Blames Delay On Communications; Fear Real War.

PLANE JUST MISSES SCHOOLCHILDREN   Laos Noon Deadline Passes  Rebels Ignore Call  For Cease-Fire

WHAT'S NEXT MOVE?   WHET 2 GNA PV WES  Communist Stalling Tries U.S. Patience Over Laos

U.S. Military Intervention Is Considered   Stalling Tactics of Communists Trying American Patience

Reds Ignore Target Hour On Ceasefire   Rebel Broadcasts Claim Government Js Losing Battle -

Rebels Ignore Target Hour’ For Cease-Fire   Pro-Reds Are Holdin Out for Meeting in Own Territory

U.S. Spurns Suggestion To Negotiate With Cuba   U.S. Nears End of Patience on Laos Cease-Fire

U. S. May Be Near End Of Patience With Reds Over Stalling in Laos

Kennedy Considers Next Steps  U.S. Grows Impatient Over Stalling In Laos   No Word From Reds On Truce

Reds Ignore Noon Deadline For Laos Cease-Fire Proposal   Ry JOHN M. HIGIHTOWEEA

U.S. Near End of Patience With Communist Stalling ‘Over Cease-Fire in Laos

Communist Rebels Claim Complete Victory   Washington Reported Near End-of Patience With Red Stalling; Russia _ Charges U.S. With Sabotaging Peace

Kennedy Starts Consultations on Possible Action   Talks Initiated With Allied Governments, Congressional Chiefs

Government Running Out Of Patience  - Red Stall On Cease ile Inks U. S.

U.S. Ends Patience Over Laos  Communists Stalling Over  Cease-Fire

Kennedy, Top GOP Leaders To Confer   Meets With Hoover, Gen. MacArthur  Om T ane Cricic

Rebels Mum on Truce Offer Fighting Continues In Laos After Cease-Fire Deadline

Cease-Fire Deadline  Passes   Laos Rebels Proelaim Selves A: ‘Victors’, Set.  Own Demands

Laos Rebels Insisting On Own Terms   Target Hour For Cease-Fire Ignored

U.S. Said Near End of Patience With Laos Issue   Kennedy to Consult On Steps to Block More Rebel Gains

Kennedy Will Consulf With Allies, Officials; Patience Nearing End

Rebels Only Air Demand. Laos Cease-Fire Hour Passes With No Red Response

Rusk To Speed Home Saturday For Laos Talks   Conference Set At 9:30 A.M. Tomorrow

Losing Ground in Laos....  U.S. Neat End of Patience With Stalling on Ceasefire

Government Of Vientiane Hopes Negotiations Will Begin During Weekend

U.S. Patience Ebbs Over Stall  On Cease-Fire   Hopes Dim Again  For Laotian Quiet

Red Rebels Post Claim Of Victory   Cease-Fire Target Passes, No Word From Communist:

Situation Is Grave,  Cease-Fire Fails To — Stop Fighting By Reds JFK Confers RedsFichtOn

Today‘s Cease-Fire Deadline in Doubt  Laotian Reds Claim Victory

Pro-Red Rebels Proclaim They Are the Victors   Demand Vientiane Government Send Delegation to Them

Red Stalling on Cease-Fire ln Laos Tries U.S. Patience   American Attempt? at Partial Space Hop Slated Next Week:

U.S. Patience Grows Thin   President Consults Allies On Steps to Force Truce

Senator Aikin ‘Ready to Go’ Qn Teacher Pay   Awaits Recognition On House-Passed Raise Measure

Plea Calls _ For Global Alliance   Jacqueline Is Proud Spectator

AIRPORT DELAY WORST OF ALL—  Months of Agonizing Mental Strain Face Cuban Refuaees

Cuban Refugees Seeking Escape to US., Undergo Long Months of Mental Strain

t's. A Long And Anxious Wait For Cubans Seeking To Come To U.S.   By WILLIAM L. RYAN Assoclated Press News Analys

TOCAL TEMPERATURES   Cubans Experience Bitter Strain In Fleeing Their Homeland

Minutes Pass Like Hours To Thousands Of Refugees Awaiting Escape From Cuba

Cuban Refugees Have Agonizing Time Before Flying To A New Life In U.S.

Keeping Score On The Rainfall      Cubans Experience Bitter Strain in Fleeing Their Homeland   By WILLIAM L, RYAN Associated Press News Analvst

Administration to Continue Battle To Win Support for School Aid Bill

53rdConference 0f Governors On In Hawaii   Alabama's Patterson Looking For'Chance To Bring Up ‘Riders’

Rocky Calls For Support Of Kennedy   Says It’s Too Early To Say If He'll Seek Hich Office in 1964

ROCK EFELLE ASKS SUPPORT FOR PRESIDENT   Says “It’s Too Early To Judge” On The Many’  - Issues   REMAINS SILENT ON HIS PLANS FOR °64

Rockefeller Undecided On ’64 Race   Governor Urges United Support Of The President

‘Too Early’ Says Rocky About 1904  Asks United   Asks United Support For Kennedy Now

United Support Of JFK Urged By Rockefeller   Governors Open Sessions Today

2 e Farm Figures HEAVIER , RUNS _ LOWER PRICES: DOMINATE MONDAY. LIVESTOCK. TRADE

Farm Figures   HEAVIER RUNS — LOWER PRICES DOMINATE MONDAY LIVESTOCK TRADE

At City Hall COLORED METAL PANELS  WILL BE MOUNTED ON — CITY HALL THIS: WEEK

yee  pa  ee At City Hall COLORED METAL PANELS  WILL BE MOUNTED ON — CITY HALL THIS WEEK

Sen. Haluska Local Govt. Group Head   Fiery Democrat Gets Increased Capitol Power

IC elebrated Playwright Moss Hart ‘of ‘Fair Lady’ Fame Dies at 57

Playwright Moss Hart Dies of Heart Attack Collaborated With Other  Creators of Broadway Hits

Moss Hart, Broadway author-producer, dies of heart attack in Paim Springs

MOSS HART DIES; NOTED PLAYWRIGHT   Was Walking To Automobile When Stricken At Paim Springs, Cali.

Playwright Hart Dies Early Today  Famous Theatrical Director Was 57

Moss Hart, writer of Broadway hits, dies suddenly of heart attack in Palm Springs

lowan alleged final victim  ‘Spree killer goes on trial in Texas

Kenosha Local Urged to Okay AMC Contract   Try Again to Ratify Plan, UAW Board's Plea to Group

Local Asked lo Vote Again  UAW Board Hopes AMC Contract Will Be Ratified

Five Children Are Victims of Kentucky Fire   Widowed Mother and Older Son Flee, Then Can’t Re-Enter Home

Is This Really Hoffman’s Last?   Shepard Says Veteran  Solon Still Hale

10 KILLED IN GAS LINE EXPLOSION   Blast At Huge Phillips Refinery In Texas Panhandle. Numbers Of Injured Rushed To Hospitals.

Explosion Rocks  Petroleum Plant   Blast Follows Fire at Big Phillips Refinery

U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Teamster Appeal  Uphold Kansas Agency Shop Ruling

Lumumba’s Death May Spill. Plans.   Russia May Use It As Excuse for Aid

Sparks Blasts At UN Lumumba’s Death  ‘Shocks’ Nations      UN’s Congo Plans  Feared "i Danger

May Scuttle New UN Proposal ee posat  Direct Soviet Aid For Congo Feared

Eleven Die In Two Traffic Crashes  Six In Single Family And Five Teen-agers Victims

? Auto Crashe: In Tex., Mich. Kill 11 Persons   Car Smashes Into Train—Another Hits Concrete Bridge

Eleven Die In Separate Car Wreeks   Texas Family Of Six Killed On Vacation; Five Teenagers Victim

In the County   FARM BUREAU NAMES ROGER EASTON —  TO ORGANIZATIONAL — DIRECTOR POST  Anticipate Hiring Fieldman by-April.1 — Vernon Renken Is Activing Presideni 

Hates To Face Depositors Woman Embezzler Prefers Jail To Freedom On Bond

Admitted Embezzler of $2 Million Refuses to Post Bond, Leave Jail

Khrushchev Finds Failures in Cotton  Production on Tour of Interior Russia

Tshombe Says U.N. Aim Is To Destroy Nation   ‘Claims Katanga’s Secession From-Congo Is Not The Tarqet

Says Secession Not Target — Tshombe Calls UN's Goal Katanna s Econotitic Ruin

ip Setenge aby  ~Tshombe Charges At tac ~ Aimed Against Industry.

hn Wiha ing. News   Responsibility=Not Being Exercised, _. New York Timesman Asserte

Six ‘Riders’ Join 98 In Jackson, Miss.   Four Whites, One Negro In Cafe When Arrested

Jackson Jail Admits Six More Riders  Increases Arrest Total To 104 In Mississippi City

Fall Semester At SBI Opens Sept. 5 With Four-Day Faculty Seminar

GOP Opens Fight To Cut Area Aid Bill   Rural Developmen: Section Comes In For High Criticism

"People You Know  ans, ANNA MARX— ; OF LE MARS, NOTES as - . ‘HER 90th. BIRTHDAY:

People You Knov  MRS. ANNA MARX— OF LE MARS NOTES HER 90th BIRTHDAY

 Demo Leader Cites Dalton Veto  Kansas Truck Limit Bill Stirs Hassle

cll el meet JUTLy LVRS UE wtf rnin neyo there  Swap Blows On  Truck Legislation

Airman Admits Riding Suicide   Watched Wife Die of Overdose of “Pain Pills”

AL,  Beletade ‘Submiinat     Unaligned Nations: Make Solemn Appeal

 Tito Warns Of War Threat Neutralists Urge JFK, Khrushchev To Early Meeting

Conference Seeks Bilateral Meeting To Negotiate Cold War Differences   Nehru Plans Moscow Talk with Khrushchev On West Berlin Crisis

Dag Honored by Countrymen   (see photos, Page 4)   Sound of Drums

Honors Paid Hammarskjold  Pomp Greatest in Swedish History For Commoner

Dag Given Honors Fit For Royalty  Sweden Receives   Sweden Receives Body Of Falien Leader With Pomy

WHERE TO FIND IT   CEREMONY RESERVED FOR A KING  S seemeeiantamememnannmimaaenen nae  Sweden Receives Dags Body In Solemn Rites

Dag Hammarskjold Honored In Sweden   Bodies Return Home; Received in Solemn Ceremony Unmatched in Pomp For Any Commoner in Sweden’s History

; Body Returned to Native Land  Sweden Honors Dag in Rites ‘Unmatched for Any Commoner

Solemn Rites Mark Arrival of Dag’s Body in Sweden   Former U.N. Chief Honored As No Other Commoner in His Nation's History.

Dag’s Funeral Rivals Royal Rites: Unmatched in Pomp for Commoner

Royalty Ritual Accorded Dag Honored In Sweden (With Solemn Ceremony

Dag’s Body Arrives In  Stockholm   U. N: Secretary Given Honors Accorded Kings

Sweden Honors  Dag   Late UN Secretary Received In Ceremony Usually Reserved For Fallen King

Three killed, deadly radiation touched off in Idaho atomic blast

Radiation Remains he eee oleae eR tee ate st  3 Die In Nuclear Explosion At Test  Center In Idaho

Three Men Die In Explosion of ‘Nuclear Reactor   Radiation Spreads After Idaho Blast

High Level Of Radiation Hits Testing Area  Building Sealed Off As Precaution; AEC  Save Danger I imited

Explosion of Atomic Reactor Kills 3 Men   High Level of Radiation Is Released In Plant

Unleashes Hich Level of Deadly Type Radiation  Area Sealed Off to  he... Of ek ce ee.

ene EEE EEO  New-Style Nuclear Reactor Explodes in Idaho Killing 3

Three Die In Atomic Explosion   Test Station Area Sealed Off Against Radiation Danaer

Three Men Killed As New-Type Nuclear Reactor Explodes   Danger of Radioactivity Limited to One Building at Idaho Testing Station.

Explosion Kalls 3 At AEC Station  ~ Radiation High At Blast Site

Reactor blast takes 3 lives   Radiation level deadly, no danger to communities

3 Men Killed in Explosion of Idaho Falls Nuclear Reactor; Radiation Limited to Building

High Level o of Radiation   High Level of Radiation Envelops AEC Building

Radiation Touched Off in Explosion Of Nuclear Reacto!   AEC Isolates Area Around Idaho Building: 3 Men Killed

Nuclear Blast Fafal to Three  Reactor Explode:   Reactor Explodes At !'daho Plant

Inside Today   Deadly Radiation Touched Off.at Major Alomic Site ~

Touches Off Deadly  Radiation   Testing Station Quickly Sealed Off, No Danger To City Of 241.000 Persons

At Idaho Falls Test Station Three Killed in. Explosion” Of New-Type Nuclear Reacto1

Nuclear Reactor Blows Top; Three Men Killed   Deadly Radiation Is Released But Area Is Sealed Off

Blast In Idaho Atomic Reactor Fatal fo Three   Deadly Radiation Envelopes Building; Area Sealed Off

Nuclear reactor blows up Tuesday night, killing 3   Causes deadly radiation at testing station

New Nuclear Reactor Blast In Idaho Kills 3   High Level of Deadly ‘Radiation Set Off In Test Station Building

High Level Of Deadly Radiation Touched Off   Building At Idaho Site Becomes So Radioactively Hot, 9 Hours Required To Remove One Victim

3 Die in Explosion Of Nuclear Reactor   Servicemen Are Victims of Blast Near Idaho Falls, Which Sets Off Deadly Radiation in Building: See No Danaer to City

Prototype Reactor Blast in Idaho Is Alarming Setback to AEC Plant

TOUCHES OFF DEADLY RADIATION  AEC Building Explodes In Idaho, Killing Three Men

Nuclear Reactor  Explodes   + Men Killed By New-stvle Reactor Blast

Explosion Sefs Off Radiation Scare in Area  AEC Seals Off Region; Building

3 Killed by Explosion  Of Reactor   Nuclear Blast Takes Place at Idaho Falls Plant

Deadly Radiation Prevents Recovery Of Bodies; AEC Seals Off Sector In Idaho

3 Die as Blast  Rocks New-Style  Nuclear Reactor AEC Seals Off Area.  In Idaho; No Other . Sectors Saidi in Dange

Area Kuickly Sealed Off  3 Die As Atomie Reactor Blows Up At Idaho Station

New-Stvle Reactor In Idaho Falls Touches Off Radiation In Kev Rnildine

Kansas City:  7 Crewmen Die  Tn Plane Crash   Attempting to Land, the Plane Plunges Into Field

Army Cargo Plane Crash Kills Seven  Four-Engine Craft Falls Into Marshy Missouri Field

POLL LLL LLL LL LLL LLL LL LALOR I  Bluff Called: Cagey Motorist  Is Out at Home

Balaguer Foes Continue Strike Despite Threats   meiiitary War ot Nerves’ Fails to Send Dominicans Back to Their Jobs.

Strike Now In Fifth Day   Dominicans Aim at Toppling President Balaquer’s Rule

Troops Move Against Women Demonstrators   Tanks Needed To Help Enforce 6 P.M. Curfew

Bricklayers Seal Off Border With Crash Proof Wall   In Meantime, Reds Call to Arms 576,000 Men in East Germany

REPORTED AS MISSING   British Vessel Is Abandoned In Persian Gulf

Sen. Draheim Calls Nelson  ‘Little Dictator  Remarks Come in , Bitter Speech t fan Cannta EClanr

Calls Nelson Little Dictator   Draheim in Bitter Attack on Floor of Senate

TEVUPPEFRATIRF A   parring Delays Or Mishaps  Astronaut Timetable

Accident Or Suicide? Authorities Still Don't Know  Hemineway Mourned By Millions

Girl Still Unable to Tell Story   Mystery Clouds Death of Ill-Fated Boat’s Skipper

Castro Students Take Over School  Act to Break Strike Aaainst Government

Grim Game Goes  On In East Berlin  20 More Break Through Walls To Freedom Despite New Orders

East German Refugees Defy Border Guards   Orders To Shoot Fail To Prevent Escaping Hordes

East Germans Seek Liberty or Death  ty Hide-Seek Game With Red Police

E. Berliners Defy Shoot-To-Kill Orders. Still Sneak Across Border

Baton Rouge Plant Ripped By 3 Blasts   At Least Four Injured; Expect More Victims

Chlorine Gas Released... -« Explosions Wreck Big Plant in New Orleans

Evacuate School As Fumes Spread Explosions Rip Ethyl Refinery In Baton Rouge

Cuban Disappears,  Then Returns Safe  Ex-Captive One Who  Refused to Go Back

West Wins First Round Experts Say   Extension Of Berlin Deadline Hailed by Allies

After Gromyko-Rusk-Kennedy Talks:  No Basis For Big Four Berlin Negotiations   Diplomats Begin Review Ol  Strategy In Berlin Situation   Gromyko And Home To Talk  During Stopover In London

Berlin Problem and Solution Lie in Hands Of Russians Depending on Their Intention

GEN. HARTLE DIES AT 72   Funeral Will Be Held In Hagerstown For Army Officer

Kiwanis International Wins Its Tenth Top Freedoms Foundation Citizenshin Award

‘Fix System, Blow at JP's Charges Made   23-9 Vote Sends Measure To Lower House

Nelson Farm Aide Named to Federal Post   Robert Lewis Deputy Administrator of Price Support

PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A> Nationa’ Council of Churches Religion Features)

Chapel Hill Will Turn Out  For Presidential Weleome _   Sanford Denies It Is Segregated N egroes Request President  To Shift Talk From Airport

WSMR Demonstration For Solon Wins Backing  Zeus Speedup Seen In Light Of Red Space Shots   U. S. Venus Probe Three Years Away

House-Group Buries Kennedy School Measures; May Kill Aid This Session

Chico Marx, Top Comedy Star, Taken   Oldest Member Of Famed Team Succumbs At 70

Chico Marx Dies Of Heart Ailment At 70   Member Of Marx Brothers

Heart Ailment Fatal ss ela ci emia  Chico, Oldest Of Zany Marx Brothers, Dead

CHICO MARX DIES  IN CALIFORNIA   Oldest Member Of Famous Cem. !  edy Team Had Been III Since ; Last Mar  i

‘Low Comedy Transformed  Chico’ of Marx Brothers ‘Comedy Team Dies at 70

Bridgman Youth Beats Handicap   Crippled By Polio, Henry Boelcke Toils, Studies

McComb, Miss., Editor Is Slugged :For Aiding. Out-Of-State Newsmen

Protestant takes issue with cardinal on school aid   Spellman wants federal funds for nrivate schools

OR, Se ee eee  Protestant Minister Disputes Snellman On Aid To Education

Air Bus, That Would Take  Patrons Abroad At 2,000 MPH, Described

Changes noted in Kennedys’ first reception of fall season   Short dress

FOUR ARE KILLED IN CEMENT BLAST   Dozen Others Injured in Explo sion At Lehigh Portland Plant In Indiana

Four Killed In Mitchell Plant Blast   Cleaning Woman, Three Construction Workers Die As Gas Explosion Wrecks New Building

Anary Demonstrators Protest K’s Mistake    World Happenings in Brief

HAIR STYLE, FRENCH GOWN Mrs. Kennedy Scores Second Fashion Success

U.S. Experts Doubt Device 90 Megatons   Detection Stations In Sweden, France Say Blast ‘Probably’ ~ One Promised by Khrushchev.   Sot OFF In Arctie

Doubts Army Has Money Problems; Warehouses Full of Goods, He Says

Official Investigation Urged . . .  US Asks For Quick  Truce Verification

US. Urges Laos Peace Be Verified   Want Commission To Proceed At Once With Investigation

Control Mission  Urged   U. S. Asks 3-Nation Board Sent To Laos To Verify Cease Fire

Officials Welcome Cease-Fire Report, But Warned Against Too Much Optimism

Senate Group OKs Medical Care for Aged  Bill Would Provide $13.5 Million To Aid 65 000 in State

Traffic Toll  So Far This Year—244 1960 to This Date—216   Probe Opens on Hospital F ire That Cost 15 Lives

State Department Speaks  Helping Lead-Zinc Industry Would Hurt Latin America

_ “May Injure Other Countries” .  Administration F orces Oppose Measure.      Providine Tariff Tidings for Lead. Tin

Bristol School Board Has Language Problems Will It Be German, Spanish Or French For Snyder Pupils?   Parents Favor French

Bristol School Board Has Language Problems Will It Be German, Spanish Or French For Snyder Pupils?

Will Ride Tomorrow’ s Space Rocket   Unheroie Type Is Cast In Hero’s Role

ASTRONAUT-i'M NOT THE HERC TYPE’  Little Gus Knows He'll Be Scared

Grissom Says He IsNot The Hero Type   To Pilot 2nd Space Capsule

Prelude To Orbit   Admits Being Scared  Grissom Doesnt  See Self As Hero

U.S. Picks Astronaut For Tuesday’s Flight   Inside Today’s Times   GRISSOM IS GEORGE GOBEL- LIKE —  ‘Spaceman’ Not. Hero Tyne

AF PHOTOTAX WITTE Picrvre From NAGA  Selected for Space Flight—   Grissom Admits: Tr  Going To Be Scared

Not Hero Type, Asserts. Grissom, But His Record Belies Modest Denial

‘But His Record Ils One Of Heroism—  Astronaut Grissom Says He ‘Is Just Not the 'Hero-Type’

Mitchell Native Is Chosen Today   ‘Im Not The Hero Type, Grissom Says—To Make Second Space Flight

Grissom Admits He'll Be Scared  But Despite Modest Words, He Has Long Record Of Heroism

Modest Self-Appraisal Second U.S, dae onaut  Admits, ‘ll Be Scared’

Not ‘Hero Type, Veteran of Korea Air War Declares   USAF Test Pilot Will Be ‘Scared’ Before Blastoff

ADMITS HE'LL BE SCARED  sincnenennenstserercitnnernchencenetnopebiaiaietitsieia denim  ‘I'm Not The Hero Type,’ Grissom Says

PLANNED HIS FUTURE, LIVEDIT: ‘Mr. Sam,’ A Lifetime Of Service To Country

JFK to Base New Aid Plar on Reforms   Nations Will Be Asked for Social, Fiscal Pledaes

1 Hepatitis Spread Brings Move  (BAN ON CHURCH SUPPERS ‘ASKED IN MINNEAPOLIS

Father-Son Holdup Team Intended To Sell Plane To Castro  ‘Kidnon Charges Lodged Against Hijackers

Ex-Convict, Son Apparently Wanted — Plane to Sell to Castro Government

Hijackers Wanted a Kind's Li      ‘GOOD FAMILY MAN’  Plot Shocks Hijackers’ Friends

Father, Son, Pull ‘Hijack’ Stunt_to_Get Rich Quick.   By UPI Special Reporting Team

Bolivia Accepts $50 Million U.S.  Loan Package to Bolster Economy

Bill To Reward Outstanding N.C. Teachers With Cash Awards Lauded

Awards For Teachers  Suggested   Possible Effort To Aid Teacher Morale Offered

Parents, Nine Children Die In Home Fire   Embers Prevent Search Of Ruins  In Tennessee

Woodard Attends Meet In Raleigh — At Which Time ‘Whammies’ Okayed

Postal Carriers Will Distribute — Livestock Survey Cards Next Wk.

POLITICIANS SEEK OFFICE   Two Area Council Races Head Heavy List of Candidates

50 VALLEY POLITICIANS SEEK OFFICE   Two Area Council Races Head Heavy List of Candidates

Wednesday Is Flag Day And U. S. Army Anniversary   24 Indictments Made By Dist. Grand Jury

Ask Reds To Free Traffie —  Generals Seek   Generals Seek Free Travel  Through Berlir

Urge Action  To End Berlin Restrictions Being Tightened By E. Germany

Big Three Ask End To Restrictions   Allies Want Free Passage From East To West Germany

Free Movement  In Berlin Asked By Wests Big 3   U. S., British, French Generals Send Letters Of Protest To Soviet Officer; Police Grab Cards From Commuters

NEWS INDEX   Western Big Three Reques! End of Controls on Berlin

Communist Police Continue Harassing Easterners Heading For West Berlin Jobs

Berlin Rein Halt Asked   Western Commanders Send Protest Letters to Russians

Senate Kills Death Penalty Moratorium   Would Be “Freedom Fo. Murder,” Says Paul Broyles.

State to Retain Death Penalty  Latest Abolishment Plan Dies in State Senate

Nelson Plans Collide With GOP Buzzsaw   Proposal for Single Highway Executive Meets Opposition

Governor Daniel Designates Farm Safety Week by Official Memorandum

Paging   Appanoose And Monroe Cited .  eaten ene eR TRAST  Counties Depressed Amid ‘Abundance

PNP PUPTIOOSC, PMIULITOSG MeSIyghIWlOU US MEPIS ootU AME 7 Rte IME eee EN —_——— _ — — ——_——————— ——  OOr~. Oo  2 Counties Face Economic Hardships in Midst of lowa's Abundance

Depariment of Government Research and Consultative Services Set Up By City

Wes Quits Session At Geneva    ULS., Britain   U.S., Britain Will Tell U.N. Of Red Balking

‘Seemingly Insoluble Deadlock’  Delite To Quit Geneva Talks This Week

US., Britain Stop Geneva Nuclear Talk   To Report At U.N.  On Soviet’s Refusal  To Discuss Test Ba

p  US., Britain Quit Geneva, a4   Envoys To Report To U.N. Asemibly Impasse Created By Soviet Russi

Top Western Officials Quit Nuelear Talks   Britain and American Plan Report to U.N. About New Deadlock

Will Report Red Refusal To. Assembly  Test Policy Is About-Face On Part Of Kremlin

West fo Take Red Refusal On Banto U.N  U.S. and Britatr Quit Talks as Soviets Balk

Britain, US Quit Ban Talks  Deputies Remain At Conference In Geneva

SHOWERS ‘LIKELY ON SATURDAY  Rain Is Light, But Persistent   «irnited Pree« tnternutiannal

Germ Warfare Alarm Sounded   U.S. Said Far Behind Russia in Chemicals

Soviets Lead In Chemical, Germ Warfare      Have Operatives In Pentagon

Army Warns Of Russian Germ Gas   Able To Sicken Pentagon Workers In Secret Attack

People You Know   Ss ver” Sww ecasbw eu  MARGARET POST HEADS STATE SPEECH FINALS

Good Morning   Brownie, Three-Year-Old Rabbit Hound Trapped 48 Days, Must Wait One More

Dominican Leftists Renewing Activities   Handbills Call for Armed Rejection Of Foreian Intervention or Mediation

EYE-OPENING SPEECH  Khrushchev Admits He Can Be Wrong, Asks Criticism

Britons Tel Of Spying Tie to Russ  Vital Data Sent Over 2 Radios

 :  Barron Can't Make Cabell Appointment     Judges Rule On Vacancy

Newest Test Cuts Insurance   Good Boy Drivers Get Special Preference

New Drivers’ Test. ‘Slashes: Cost ‘Of Insurance to Some Youre Men

Test Points Out Good  Auto Drivers   Those Who Score High Get Lower Insurance Rates

ARE YOU SAFE, OR A HOTRODDER?  New Drivers Test Cuts Auto  Insurance Rates For Young Men

O’Brien Wins In Upset   Republicans Gain Control of Mayor’s Posts in 10 Cities

BERRY WINS ROUND House Votes to Take Up - Debate on Tax Measures

Gambling Probers Told Witness Ordered Not to Talk: Suicide Attempted

Cardinal Is Involved  U.S. Officials Want to Know More of Hungarian Proposal

Hungary s Mindszenty Bid Studied   U.S. Eyes Proposa To Negotiate On Cardinal’s Future

U.S. Wonders At Offer on Mindszenty  Hungary Proposes  Discussions on Dlarndinal Ra aol d

Want To Know More  U. S. Officials Seeking  Mindszenty Kakanuiaillliee

Consults Rusk, Bowles Qn Report Forwarded By Thompson After Meeting With Russian

Popular Mannequins   RED AIMS STUDIED Russian Views Aired In Kennedy Session

Soviets Put 7.1 Ton Sattelite Into Orbit   Red Prass Strikes At JFK's Speech

REDS GIVE NO HINT OF ANY LIFE ABOARD   Satellite Biggest in Space Race

NAMED BY SPINSTER =; will Leaves. Fortune to Friend's: Daughter:

Ohio Assembly Calls It Quits   Appropriations Bills Await DiSalle Action

Ohio Assembly Calls It Quits After 46 Weeks   Appropriations Bills Await DiSalle Action; Veto Is Not Expected

Economic Aid Program Gets US. Support  Latin States Make  Awlitiarie Annes!   Latin States Make Ambitious Appeal For More Money

Five Latin American Nations Ask $20 Billion   Proxmire Succeeds In Stalling Senate Vote On O’Connor

Pan-Am jet is hijacked, lands safely in Havana   U.S. gives blessing to Latin appeal for $20 billion in aid

Over 10-Year Period U.S. Approves $20 Million Latin American Money Plan

U.S. OKs Billions For S.A.   American Delegates (gnore Guevara's Two-Hour Haranaua

Nations To Get $20 Billion In Next Ten Years   Two-Hour Harangue By Cuba's Guevara l[qnored By U.S.

4 ree (Ane flere Fugitive Teenagers Admit Brutal Murders of Seven

‘Cross-Country Spree: Two AWOL Gls Spin Story Of Seven Bloody Niurders

Capture Ends 5-State Spree   Utah Officials Nab Two AWOL Soldiers

On the inside   Snickering youths brought to justice for seven murders 

Teens Admit 7-Murder  Crime Tour  2A. W. O. L. Soldiers Captured in Utah Tell Robbery Slayings in South, Middle West

AWOL Teen: Named in Slay Counts   Two Suspects Joke While Officers Reconstruct Crimes

Spree of Crime of 2 AWOL Soldiers Nabbed In Grantsville Extended Across United States

Two AWOL Soldiers Admit Crime Spree Stretching Over Three-Fourths of U.S.

Slayers Tell Df Rob, Kill And Run Spr   El Pasoan, Friend Retrace Trail Across U. §.

Iwo AWOL Soldiers Confess Crime Spree Stretching From Florida to Utah,

FIVE-STATE MURDER RAMPAGE   Teen-Age Soldiers Claim to Have Killed Seven

Rob-Kill-Run Trail Covers Wide Area Ee rat Covers Wide Area  2 AWOL Soldiers Admit 7 Slayings In Crime Spree

Two Army Deserters Confess 7? Murders In Cross-Country Crime Spree

Boy, 14, watched raft mates ‘go crazy, die ADRIFT THREE DAYS ON PACIFIC

INDEX   Fishing Cruise Turns Into Nightmare For Boy Adrift With Dead Companions

Tragedy At Sea. 14-Year-Old Youth Survives 3 Days Adrift On Raft; Two Companions Die

‘Boy Tells Dazed Tale Of Shipwreck, Tragedy After 3 Days Aboard Raft

Watched Two Men Die... Boy, 14, Tells Vivid Tale Of Terror, Tragedy At Sea

Terror, Tragedy At Sea  Survivor, 14, Tells Of Seeing Two Go Crazy, Die On Raft

Watched Two Men Die as They Drifted on Flimsy Raft Boy Tells Tale of Three Days Of Tragedy, Terror on Pacific

WEATHER ELSEWHERE   Husky Boy Rescued From Raft at Sea; Two Men Die

COMPANIONS DIE ON RAFT  Boy, 14, Tells Tale of Sea Tragedy, Terror

Boy, 14, Tells Life, Death Battle at Sea   Rescued After Three Days af Terror on a Flimsy Rafi

— SURVIVES 3 DAYS ON RAFT — Boy Watches Two Men Die In Ocean Tragedy

Youth Describes Horrors Of Ordeal At Sea Which Killed Two On Flimsy Raft

Youth Watches 2 Die During Ordeal on Raff   High School Boy Recovering Today In Coast Hospital

[Tragedy, Terror At Sea Recounted .  Boy, 14, Watches Two Perish On Raft

Boy Relates Dazed Tale Of Shipwreck   Thirst, Delirium, Death Described By Raft Survivor

Youth’s Stamina Saves His Life Story Of Shipwreck, Hunger, Heat, Delirium And Death Told Bv Bov

Ambassador Biddle Dies: Heart Attacl  Envoy to Spain Had Cancer OF Lunas

Lung Cancer Claims Life of Anthony ). Biddle, U.S. Ambassador to Spain

Anthony Biddle Dies  Death Ends Ambassador's Lona Diplomatic Career

Death Takes Tony Biddle, Ambassador   Former Sportsman Had Many Posts, Served In Army

Victim of Cancer _ Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Envoy to Spain, Dies

Biddle, Envoy to Spain, ls Dead  Treated for Cancer, Dies of Heart Attack

 Anthony ’ Biddle  U. S. Ambassador to Spain Died Yesterday of Heart Attack

Anthony Drexel Biddle Is Victim Of Heart Attack In U. §. Canital

Ambassador  Biddle dies   Suffers heart attack in U.S., home from Spain

Biddle Dies At 64 OF Lung Cancer   Ambassador To Spain Member Of Famous U. S. Family

) very Progressive Dalton's Program : Received Favorably by Most Lawmaker:

Will Select Mayor, Valiey Counciimen  Electorate Also to Make Choice on Controller. Three Amendments

Will Select Mayor, Valley Councilmen  lL. nmtnunekem Al cp bd.l. MEL   Electorate Also to Make Choice on Controller. Three Amendmente

In New Ross, He's ‘Cousin Jack’   And They Want Him To Come For A Visit   Scots Stage Demonstratior Against Polaris Sub Base

Nothing Severe   Four Men Die, Nine Injured; Blaze Quelled In Half Hour, Damace Light

Daily News Index   «asame= berrrr!  Timmm   4 Killed, 9 Injured In Flattop Bla

Trate Britons Assail Curbs on Economy   Macmillan’s Austerity Program Approved, Bat Angers Labor

PAT BARBERSHOP ? gt Fe FROM: - RVERETT PIANO ~  PAVED PARKING. tiem m e

PATSY’S BARBERSHOP ACROSS FROM EVERETT PIANO ; PAVED PARKING.  oe ar ee

Two Young Refugees Die In Escape Bid   One Swimmer Slain, Second Sinks In River

No Splendor Calls 1 in Castle Walls  Super. Millionaire Installs a Pay Phone

NAMES IN THE NEWS He Wants to Stay a Millionaire, Getty Installs Coin Teleohone

Change Please Millionaire Getty Installs Pay Phone For Freeloaders

Smaller Latin Nations Balk At Aid Plans   Cuba Excluded  From Final Session

Women File Peace Plea   White House, Kremlin Hear From Thousands

Women Present Plea for Peace   Mass Appeal Given t Kremlin: White Hous

Pressure By Women  Send Appeal For Peace To Kremlin, White House

Compliance clause out, Senate OKs grain bill   Authority to sell   lowans vote no

Senate OKs Feed Grain Program  But Rejects Compliance Part af Rill

Senate Votes Feed Grain Control Bill  Rejects Kennedy's Compliance Clause

The    Sennesly ‘Czar’ Spurned  Grain Control Voted. Minus Pressure Item

First Space Trip Around Earth Tops News of 1961   America Plans to Put Man In Orbit for 24 Hours Next Year

UPI Editors In U.S. And Britain Pick 1961 Leading Stories <covatinnnenpesiasenedtapailammnianinhelidimssiinntnasatonaman-ocmnnatarnensnauiontermmelinn enters  Gagarin Flight Tops List

10 Biggest Selected By UPI Editor  Gagarin’s Flight Year’s Top Story

JFK Will Decide Next Spring When Reserves, Guardsmen Will Go Home

Reserve Release Decision In Spring   Kennedy To Relate This To State Of International Situation Then

Kennedy Won t Decide Until Spring On Guard-Reserve Release Timing

DECISION UP TO PRESIDENT’   Will Decide Next Spring On Timing For Re lease Of Reserves

Inside...    Gen. Van Fleet Reports Morale High Spring Decision Due on Reservist Releases

Senatein ‘Rights’  Fracas   Little Chance Seen For Full Success On Pledaed Effort

If Republican Is Named To One of Two Posts— Breeding Says Anderson Is Acceptable For U.S. Judge

Moscow-Peiping Ties  Can A Real Break Be Expected?   BY WILLIAM L. RYAN   - ee a ee  MN

West Puzzled Bv Reds’ Inaction Over Refugees   Writer Takes A Look At Red Partnership  Is Moscow-Peiping Friendship Real?

‘Blood Lust’ Attributed To Eichmann   Accused Of Killing Jews After He Was Ordered To Stop

Testify That Eichmann Kept On Killing Jews After Ordered To Stop

Believes Hitler's Top Lieutenant Alive and Holed Up in Argentina

Said To Be In Latin America—  Hitler's Top Aide Is Reported Alive

Resolution To Reinstate Hoffa Loses   AFL-CIO Council Rejects Move By Quill, T.W.U. Chief

Leftist Rebels Reported to Be Withdrawine   Ordered Off Airport by Ghana U.N. Soldiers

3 Congo Forces Join Against Leftist Rebels   Lumumbists Drop Military Threat To Leopoldville

Congo Anfi-Rec Forces Join In United Front   Stanleyville Threat Lessens as Rebels Pull Out of Base

Massanetta Plans For 2 Buildings Big Additions To  Richardson And Hotel Quarters

State May Get Warm New Year  The Season’s Coldest Weather May Let Up In Next Few Days

Holiday Toll Climbe Fast   Time Out Out  JFK, Jackie Take Holiday Cruise

JFK Shows Concern But Hneouraged   Other Of World’s Leaders Present Views On Future

r Foreboain  Leaders of World Looking Toward 1962 With Feelings of Hopefulness, Gloom

 - ~  Emotions Mingled On Eve OF New Year  World Leaders Look To 1962

W hat Are Prospects For World In 1962?  : Leaders Face Future With Mingled motions

Dangers Fail To Diminish During Year   Hopefulness And Gloom Expressed  By World Leaders

World: Leaders View Peace Prospects With Mingled Emotions As New Year Approaches

Leaders See Both Element: Of Good, Bad   JFK, Churchill Encouraged At ‘Grand Design’

Leaders of World Anticipate New Year  With Gloom and Guarded Hopefulness

East Germans Building Up Berlin Wall   Turn Barrier Into Fortification to Withstand Attack

Tank Traps Are Erected Along 5-Mile Border   Thousands Work to Patch Weak Points; Fear of Breakthrough Seen.

East Berlin Turned Into Armed Camp   Communists Make Border Barrier Against Attacks

Comments On Cuban Fiasco  Ike Says Invasion Must Have Adequate Air Cover

Bristol boro Retunds County Tax Board Rulings Raise School Board Temper

Many Miss _ Belting Out Old Gospels   Some Favorites Fall by Wayside In New Hymnals

Rockefeller Joins Search For His Son   Coastal Mudflats Combed As Hopes For Michael Wane

Poconos Placed  Qn Esther Wateh   Monroe’s CD Keeps  Atop Hurricane

East Penna. Is Placed On Storm Alert   Esther Posing Serious Threat Up The Atlantic

CABINET T0 BE SWORN IN LATE TODAY   President Has Full Schedule After Inaugural Fun That Lasted Until 3:30 A. M.

City Government Of Newport, Ky. Named   Nearly All Its Officials Indicted By Grand Jury On Charges Of Conspiracy

RAIN, SNOW ARE PREDICTED  No Severe Cold Snap Is Seen for Indiana

only 500 miles from Alaska Red missile launching pad   37 sites in all believed known hv Li. $.

U.S. Has Pinpointed Soviet Rocket Factories, Missile Launching Pads

37 Russian Missile Pads Are Spotted   One Is Less Than 500 Miles From Alaskan Shore

Conferees In Accord On Budget   Assembly Rushing To Close; Several  hey sills Stalled

Thousands Show Up Nightly At Wall In Berlin, To See Friends, Kin

No Matter How Many Times It’s Seen—  That Wall In Berlin Is Just Unbelievable

UAW Cancels Contract With Chrysler Corp  on Expected To   Union Expected To Reject AMC's Plan For Profit-Sharina

No Progress On Chrysler  Contract  Union Expected To Turn Down Offer By Company

Auto Workers End Contract   Chrysler Expected To Take Similar  a re a ee, ee

UAW Ends Job Contract.  With Chrysler   Same Action By Firm Expected; Wage Offers Due

Wage Offers to Auto Workers Expected Soon   UAW Beats Chrysler In Giving Notice of Terminating Contract

sNenTU £EtiS LVOUCTas ivVactons VCornrerence        eee eR RCC ECNENNERtnittaaittt tN TetttitettattCinti inten tntaetttettttt Rta tt cuns  “U. S.-Soviet Negotiations Only Alternative To War!   Reds Talked Ban But Planned To Test All Along   Shortening The News

Nehru Says Russ Court Catastrophe  Urges Direct Negotiation In Crisis

1 Closer To Catastrophe .  Nehru Calls For Direet Talk ‘As Only Alternative To War

World Brought Closer To Catastrophe: Nehru   oo ot re La me Lo  Kurope Expresses  Shock Over Test

Includes MeGraw-Edison Co, Six Big Hardware Fkirms  Indicted In Price Fixings

6 hardware manufacturers indicted for anti-trust   Price fixing alleged by government

PRICE FIXING INDICTMENTS ARE RETURNED   Six Leading Hardware Manufacturers Accused  By Government   TOTAL SALES ARE OVER $30-MILLION

b Hardware Companies Are Indicted   Conspiracy To Fix Equipment Prices Is Charged By U.S.   No Word Yet From Fidel On Swap; Deadline Today

Makers Of Hardware Indicted   Six Firms Accused Of Price-Fixing In Electrical Field

Ulbricht Claims Allies Have No Access ‘Rights   ough Talk by East German Boss Dampens Hopes for Ber: lin Negotiations.

Says Allies Do Not Have Access Rights   Refuses To Accept De Facto Recognition As Bargaining Point

Ulbricht T. alks © Tough  Denies West Hz   Denies West Has “Access Rights*

SOVIET EMBASSY ISN’T BUILDING BOMB SHELTER  dlintein es: nei tides ee et en ial ie ee

Big 4 Ministers Wind Up Crisis Talks Today   Border Report Said Ominous

Weather   Report Reds Planning to Move Thousands From Homes in East German Border Area

Thousands Of E. Berliners May Be Uprooted, Forced Back From ‘No Man’‘s Land’ Border

Red Germans Plan No Man  Land in Berlin  Mass Deportation Of Thousands Along

Civil War Threatened In Northern Rhodesia; Rioting Is Widespread

Jp HOPE THEY . “LIKE MY.  42: Year Old. Boy Starts:  _ Freshman Year at-UELA

$5 Head Tax Tops Agenda For Tomorrow   #1OT FOTaTO Abortion Bill's Fate Now Up to Powell

Victory Over Reds Claimed In Viet Nam   Rebels Attempts to Block Voting Fail:  Little Violence Seen

South Viet Nam Balks Red Plan To Block Voting   Election Quiet; Rebels Shift Tactics

South Viet Nam Voting Is Success   Claim Major Victory Over Red Rebels’ Try To Thwart Polls

South Viet Nam Voting Unhindered   Conununists Fail Tao Keep People Away From Polls

38 Businesses, Industries Entertain 989 Teachers in B.-E. Day Today

State Sales-Use Tax Bill Delayec Until Next Week   House and Senate Committees Plan to Confer on Muddle

“T “Increasingly Deceptive”  Consumers Being Cheated On Packages Officials Sav

Consumers, Beware! Public Bilked on Big Scale  ‘By False Container Labels

 Many Gimmicks Used   wane Gmamicks Used  Beware: You Are Being Cheated  

DECEPTIVE ADVERTISING:  Package Weight Data Sometimes ‘White Lies’

CHEATED ON BIG SCALE  Consumers Told Of Deception   Hard To Enforce

SMe tee Se Pee Te ee ee ee Se ee ee ee ee  Packaging Fraud Warning Issued

Public Warned About Dishonest Labeling Packaging Techniques; Short Measure Biggest Complaint

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religiot Features)

U.S. Talks Up War Potential, Downgrades Red Capability   OUTLINES CAPARILiTIEG

“Bombs by Tens of Thousands, If Attacked’—  J.S. Counters Russian Threw

SUNT, WEP EN £4, IFOE Tov FACES TIN TS SEM TIVING  ‘ stag! 9 ence prt meee       ‘  oe OS ep OPN ERIM ome tage       a RS  RUSSIA WARNED OF VAST U.S. ATOMIC POWER

Sharp Reply To Mr. K’s Thre  United States Braced For Bomb Attack By Russians

US Fully Able To Blast An Enemy Into The Dust   Says Top Defense Officialln A Speech Aporoved By The Presiden:

Trujillo Jr. Flees; Hint Dictator Plot   Two Brothers of Slain Tyrant in Dominican Republic for Coup

Castro Keeps $3.5 Million Plan  Bandit Chargec In Hijacking U. S. Airliner

Miami Waiter Hijacker of US. Airliner   ‘FBI Will Prefer Charges; Castroiie Sull in Cuba

More Revenue Expected Uncle Sam to Use Numbers  To Check Up on Tax Cheats

; Tour Number Coming Up soon —  Close Income Tax Check System Outlined

HERALD INDEX.   Warnin ng to lax Uneats  U.S. Tax Collector IisGoing To Get Your Number   _By VINCENT J. BURKE Tinitted Press International

You Will Be Numbered Bill To Be Signed By Kennedy Provides Check On Tax Returns

~ Each Individual Income Tax Return Is Due To Be Checked By The Numbers

WARNING 10 TAX CHEATS...  Federal tax collector to get your number

GHOREIE: ‘Un aneane aa     Uncle Sam Has Your Number   ‘ By VINCENT 3. BURKE  Tlnitecd] Preea International

Government To Assign Numbers To Taxpayers   By VINCENT J. BURKE United Press Irternational

NEW CONGO DEBATE IN UN. TODAY   Belgium Charges Dag Plots To Dismember Country; U. N. Force Rescues Whites From Witchdoctors.

Soviet May Back Stand Ot Nkrumah   Charges Of 3-Way Conspiracy To Cut Up Area Anticipated

Dayal Asked To Continue as Mission Chief   Drive Launched Against Rampagine Congo Tribesmen

Congo Dismemberment 4s Charged By Gromyko In UN  _ New Confederation Scheme And Kasavubu Under Attack

Look for New Congo Debate In UN Today   Russia Expected fo Attack Hammarskjold Charging Conspiracy

Soviet Opens Congo Debate in U.N. Today  May Charge Plot to Split Central African Territory

New Congo Blast Set by  Gromyko    Russian Expected To Charge Belgium.  Dag Conspirine

Joint Force of U.N., Congolese Troops Gets Through to Kasongo   Gromyko Expected to Charge Attempt to Break Up Congo

New Debate On Congo Seen in U.N  Gromyko Seen Renewing  Old Attacks

Hammarskiold, Belgium To Be Soviet Targets   New Debate Set To Begin Today

Expect Soviets To Launch Congo Debate   Dag, Kasavubu Likely Targets Of Gromyko

Congo Plan Is T; areel  Ot Gromy ko  Day: al To St: Ly With Mission

GromykoExpected To Allege Plot to Dismember Congo   Hammarskjold, Kasavubu, Belqium Probable Targets

New Debate On Congo Expected   Gromyko Is Seen Making Charges Of Conspiracy

Russian Foreign Minister Expected  To Assail Dag During Debate In U.N.

New Talks Are Slated  On Congo   More Charges Are Expected From Gromyko

New Confederation Of African States Gromyko’s Target  New Debate to Open in U.N.

IN POST ON  NEHRU FEAR   Soviets To Say Kasavubu Out As Spokesman Now

Gizenga Only Leader fo Get Soviet Support   Dayal to Continue as Head of U.N. Congo Operation

Reds Ready To Hurl New U.N. Charges   Gromyko Set To Rip Belgium And Dag In Congo ‘Conspiracy’

Reds Expected To Charge Conspiracy   New Debate Due To Be Opened in U N_ hy Gramuke

(Dag, Belgium, Kasavubu To Be Targets .. .  Gromyko Due To Launch iNew U. N. Congo Debate

How ‘Twas  WINTER. SEASON —  EBBING ‘AWAY, WITH  SUNSHINE & THAWING ‘Threat of ‘Flooding  ‘ On Rivers Over —_ Unless _ There Are Some Heavy Rains

How ‘Twas WINTER SEASON — EBBING AWAY WITH SUNSHINE & THAWING  Threat of Flooding On Rivers Over — Uniess There Are Some Heavy Rains

Lays Off 600 Workers  Met Says 1961-62 Season ‘No Longer a Possibility’

New Action Is Entered On Seats   Four Counties Seek To Prevent House Losses

Candidates for New Peace Corps Take Exams Today   Verbal Aptitude and U. S. History Stressed; Number Less Than Expected.

Release Two Rights Bills  Senators Vote Ther   Senators Vote Them te Floor After Long Committee Sojourn

Petition Filed  Today Contests Welsh Election   Irregularity In Lake County Voting Alleaed In Plea Presented In House

Ruling Due on Injunction to Protect Riders   Counter Requests to Bar Interfering with Tranenortation

- U. S. Awaits eee Decision—  ‘New Freedom Riders Gather In Montgomery

New Groups Gather In Montgomery Court Decree To Protect Freedom Riders Sought

New Groups Of ‘Riders’ Gather In Montaomery   Answer to U.S. Demand For Injunction In Federal Court Awaited

Protection Move Pending ‘Freedom Riders’ Regrouping wForces In Montgomery, Ala.

Judge Prepares To Give Decision Today On No-Violence Orders Aaainst Ala. Con:

U.N. Acts Against  Portugal   Information Not Given On Land Held Overseas

In the U.N.... Portugal Hit for Refusing Colonies Data  - Weary Delegates Push ms Adjourn;  remem flee:ifAa rPmAVTA TA

After Approving Move To Ward Off Bankruptcy  UN Pushes For Recess

Assembly Approves Bond Issue Portuguese Colonies To  Be Investigated By UN

U.N. Decision Raps Portugal  Nation Condemned for Refusing Tar Deactaa Rate Pan ee Se eee

End Of Session Sought Weary U. N. Gives Portugal New Slap, Okays Bond Issue

UN Delegates Move Against Portugal —   Cite Failure To Give Information On Colonies

Assembly Scores Portugal for Lack. Of Territorial Data  Delegates Hope to Conclude  Rivet Dart af Cacetmm Teale’

U.N. Censures Portugal For Data Refusal  U.S. Goes Along With Resolution With Reluctance

U.N. Votes An Inquiry On Portugal   Background Data Sought— Lisbon Refused

Weary U.N. Envoys Push  For Windup   CHIEF TARGETS   STRONG BACKING

Considers Bond Issue For Deficit UN Criticises Portugal; Speeds For Adjournment

Portugal Hit For Refusal To File Data   U.N, Condemns Action Concerning Overseas Holdings

U.N. Pushes ‘Toward End Of Session   Condemns Portuga For Refusing Data On Three Colonies

Assembly Nearing Windup  U.N. Charges Portugal On Refusing Land Data

French Secret Army Blasts Algerian TV   Calls for Test of Strength Against De Gaulle Power

Terrorists Take Over Air Waves   Blast Stations, Air Message Against DeGaulle

Rightists hit Algiers TV   Voice of Salan aired in defiance of De Gaulle

Rightists Blast TV in Algiers   French Underground Army Calls For Demonstrations to Test Power

French Rightists Blast TV Station   Seek Demonstration Against DeGaulle

DE GAULLE DEFIED BY RIGHTISTS   Condemned General's Voice Breaks In On  Algiers TV Channel; _ Urges Show of Strength.

Call for Demonstrations —  Algiers TV Blasted By French Rightists

Seven-Inch Mid-Indiana Snow Likely  Covering Entire State Freezing Rain, Sleet   Covering Entire State Freezing Rain, Sleet  Hit Evansville—Zero Range Cold Tonight °

Leaders Differ On U.S. Prestige   At Lowest Ebb-of All Time. Says GOP Chief

Measure Expanding Social Security Provisions Delivered to President

To Help 37 Million  RR cn nee  Congress Ready To Rush Bill Raising Social Security Benefit:

Congress Passes Bill For Increased Benefits Under Social Security

Algerian Revolt Top French Issue Since °54  — moewene ‘-— ... +. 2. nt, a. ) le to

Mark Lowest Since 1954  Nation’s Road Toll Below Prediction For Labor Day

Traffic Death Toll Hits 404, 15In Virginia.  Lowést‘Labot Day Totals Since 1954

Our Sword Of Damocles  Hangs Over Your Head, Khrushehey Warns West

Nikita Warns Soviets Have Superbombs   Bombs Stronger Than 100 Megatons Claimed; Hurls Threat at West

President in Dangerous Squeeze on Laos Crisis      Today's Index   Kennedy’s Ist 1OO Days Marked by Rough Times   Ry JOHN M. HIGHTOWFR

in Aennedy 8S Pirst LUU Vays  New Frontiers Of U.S. Foreign Policy Jolted Twice   Domestic Scene On Page 2.

First L100 Days Turned Out Rough  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Soviet Snace Man. Crhan Diophaels Dammann] De...   Soviet Space Man, Cuban Debacle Damaged Prestioc

Cabinet Orders Tshombe to Deal  Condemns Walkout At All-Congo Talks

Pentagon Gives View on Threat   Superbomb Value More Propaganda Than as Weapon

Super Bomb More of Propaganda Value Than Military, Say Atomic Experts

Kennedy Flays Soviet Decision to Resume Tests   White House Confident of U.S. Defense; Counter Steps Seen   K’s Super Bomb Claims Discounted

‘ Way Alia uny fwicer  Super Bomb Giant Propaganda Show for Soviets

Red Move Seen As Propaganda * t * * * * * x * * x *  Pentagon Specialists Study Russia’s Suner Bamh Plan

More Propaganda Benefit Seen in Reds’ Super Bomb   Have Capacity.

O; The Snasid. @   Propaganda Mileage Value Of Super Bomb Is Not Believed  Great Enough To Justify Manutacture

Franco Seen Bidding for A-Weapons If U.S. Keeps Using ‘Spanish Bases

Franco Wants A-Weapons From U.S.A.   Urges Agreements On American Bases Be Studied Again

Highway Plan  To Committee  dey sp Tp?   enye - . $7.3 Billion Program Suggests Way to Pay

Special Committee Gives Legislature 7.3 Billion Dollar Plan to Improve State Highways; Suggests Ways to Finance

$7.3 Billion Plan for State's Roads Is Made Public   Show Traffic Will Increase by Two-Thirds

Reports Suggest Ways fo Pay for 20-Year Project   Special..Commission Also Urges Series of Law Improvements:

Hemingway Described as "Ghost of a Man’ Seven Months Before Death

Prepare for Havana Mission to Free Rebels wand anh tt ln tt i os ts lala te  Tractor-Cuba Team Gathers in Capita

Negotiation On Tractors May Start Today  Four-Man Team Ready To Fly To Havana;  No Newsmen

Parley Set OnFreedon Of Rebels   Committee Hopes To Conclude Deal With Fidel Castro

SET FOR CUBA IN ‘SWAP” HOPE   Talks In Havana May " Open Tonight On Tractor Offer   BARGAINING GROUP SILENT ON PLANS

Class * Semitingls  Sellout Crowd Is Expected At Cage Tourney Tonight

U.S. Judge Nomination  Held Up   Kennedy Act May Postpone Selecting Heir

Landlady Nervous  Father of Boy Who Broke School Boycott Told to Move

USSR Ready To Strike With Force   ‘Crushing Blow’ Aimed At US., Allies Includes Hydrogen Bombs

Terms Range from 15 to 20 Years  Questions Remain As Spies Sentenced

New Problems Arise From Convictions Of British Spies   Operates For Yearc   VU, 5, And Allied Nations Readying Forces For Battle With Laos Rebels

Despite Many Arrests Britain Fears Others. In Spy Ring Still Operating

Ohio Pilot Loses Life In Jet Crash   Willow Grove Discount Store Struck by Craft

Pilot Dies, 35 Others Hurt   About 100 People In Discount Store At Time Of Accident—Fire Roars Throush Building

5 in Discount Store Injured, None Seriously; Navy Firefighters Help Put Out Flames.

72 to 100 In Building At Time  Plane Misses   ‘ghia Sen on & 8 «0s ws

4 Deaths An Hour  Holiday Traffic Death Toll Soaring Toward New Record

Traffic Mishaps Mount  Nation's Motorists Rushing to Record Holiday Death Toll

12 Killed In First 64 Hours Of Long Holiday   Safety Council Ex. pects 415 Persons to Lose Lives In Traftic Mishaps.

Near 300 In Race Toward  New Record  Safety Officials  Appeal to Drivers ic a a Se  Cn ae ee

California Tons Deaths at Holiday   Fatalities Reach 310; Rate Now 4 Lives an Hour

Holiday Traffic Heavy   United Press International  The nation’s motorists raced towards a new Me morial Day holiday traffic Aaath nanard tadaw

392 Dead In Accidents In 64 Hours   Number Of Traffic Deaths Highest Of Any Memorial Day

Holiday Deaths Aim At Record   Accidents Claiming Four Lives an Hour

Heavy Toll Of Highway Traffic Deaths  Early Reports Indicate Higher r Cos sualty Tol  am Praviaue bialidauw

Loss of Yank Vigor Deplored   Kennedys Urge More Sports Participants

Bob Kennedy in Sport Spotlight, But Brother Wins Grid Foundation’s Medal

Loss Of Yank Vigor Deplored  Kennedys Urge More Caunste Dasbtialinanbte

Rayburn Pads  House Rules Committee Vows To Back  Liberal Program

Thousands pay final  tribute to ‘Mr. Sam’ RITES ATTENDED BY THE HUMBLE AND THE GREAT IN BONHAM, TEXAS

PRESIDENT HEADS LIST OF GRIEVERS   Eisenhower And Truman Attend With Home Folk

Simple Final Rites Held For Rayburn   President Halts Western Tour, Flies to Funeral

See ee Ne Ee:     “Billy Eckerson Suffers Broken Leg in Accident

Astronaut Shepard Intellectual Who  Drives Sports Car, Likes Challenges

euther Appeasement Anticipated . fmt of Plan to Reduce AFL-CIO Discord Expected

Accord On Reducing Of Inter-Union Disputes May Offset AFL-CIO Fight

Reuther Appeasement Anticipated . . . Approval .of Plan to Reduce AFL-CIO Discord Expected

‘Mon Who Used To Live There’ Welcome Visitor Of Kennedy At The White House

Caroline Wercomes truman  ‘Man Who Used to Live Here’ Visits White House

WEST GERMAN HEAD REJECTS NIKITA’S PLAN   Adenauer Turns Down Proposal For Both States To Huddle   SUGGESTION GIVEN IN VIENNA TALKS

Get-to-Gethers   OVER 100 PERSONS — ATTEND FARM BUREAU RURAL WOMEN'S DAY  Fashion Show — Guest Speakers Are Program Highlights

Inside...   > Pakistan President Urges Sense of Realism  Security Rests on U.S. Leadership, Ayub Khan Say:

Way To End Dispute Is Not Settled  Tiwo Proposals  Killed Quickly

Can’t Agree On Steps To End Dispute   French-Tunisian Governments Give Cease Fire Order

Quiet Shrouds Bizerte Security Council Demands And Gets “Cease Fire” In Tunisia

No Solution Is Found Yet  In Arguments   Security Council Refuses Bids For Talks on Issue

U.N. Unable To Agree On Other Steps  Kill Resolutions On Negotiating Tunisia Disnute

U.N. Request ls Honored   Steps For End Of Dispute Aren't Agreed Upon

DeGaulle’s Life Still Target of Paris Plotters   French Say Purge Is Necessary to Protect. President and Nation

Topsy-Turvy Weather Due Along Coast   Colliding Fronts To Bring Rain, Lower Tamneratiure

Nation’s South Central Section Hit By Severe Thunderstorms Sunday

- ERE ROCKY MOURT,. IN. G. 1 Clegraigs ee  Stormy Weather Easing Up

Storms Appeal Growing Calm Texas, Oklahoma  Areas Feel Heavy Hail. Twisters

U S Army Places Its 6,500-Man Garrison On Futl: Combat   Kennedy and Khrushchet   Soviet Foreign Minister Appeals For Negotiations

U.S. Hopes German Campaign Won't Heighten Berlin Crisis   K May Have OverplayedBerlinHand

WEEKEND TRAVEL GUIDE      Sequoia. Rose Tournament Holiday Lures

McCann Has Lung Cancer American Captive in China Is Dying—May Be Released

Red Chinese May Free Dying Yank   Ex-Californian Has Cancer; Wife Flies To Visit at Prison

The Weather   ‘Sate Driver Insurance To Be Effective June 1   3 AF Officers Face  Texas owerCharges

Senate Committee Meets —  Next Redistricting Test Comes Saturday

Rebel envoys tostay in U.S.   Two of Castro’s tractor traders want to fight again

Captive Pair Dodge on Cuba Return   2 Want ta Remain, Fight Castro, ‘Risk Our Lives’

To Fight Castro Again.. 2 Cuban Prisoner- Envoys Choose to Stay in U.S.

2 of Fidel Envoys To Stay Here   Prisoners on Tracto Mission Hope To Fight Again.

Two Cuban Envoys Decide to Remain in United States   Had Come Here on Prisoner Exchange Talks: Want to Fight Castro Again.

Bandits loot Omaha bank   Dapper robbers hold banker, wife hostage overnight

Medicine Which May Save The Life Of Argentine Girl Is On Way Toda

Navy Teams With Hams To Save Life   Radio Operators Relay Request For Rare Druq

THANKS TO NAVY, HAMS  South American Girl Receives Rare Medicine

LAIRD, PROXMIRE, JOHNSON State Congressmen Fighting F For Uniform Interstate Milk Laws

No Free tiections for Cubans  Castro Will Pick His Political Party Member:

No Chance oF Free Ballot Ce Castro Puts Self, Cuba in Communist Camp

Aad There Won't Be Free Elec tions  Fidel Makes Stand Gear to All

Shriver Denies Peace Corps Is Shirker’s Haven   Says Draft Calls Will Be Delayed, but Cites ‘Hard Work’ Required

Red Police Halt, Clear  Americans   Two American Women Wives of Officers, Delayed at the Border

TIMrry!     TP AT TItnte   Red Police Harrass US Traffic Across East Berlin Border: Two Women Barred

E. Berlin Police Halt Americans   Reds Continue To Harass U.S. Traffic

Peace Corps Girl Home By Thursday   Forgive-And-Forget Attitude Seems To Be The Mood Now, At Least Officially

Bob Kennedy Says Bloodshed Was Prevented By USS. Officers; Capital Ouiet

Puts Blame (n Marshals For Rioting   Alabama Governo: Says Intervention By U.S. An Error

Veep Cites U.S. Set To Check Reds   Johnson Asserts Nation Ready To Make Move Alone

Situation ‘Normal—All Fouled Up—As Ambassador Gavin  Arrives to Take French Post

Cruel Reward for Shoeshine Boy  Woman Held After Inhuman Treatment

Nikita’s. Reply To. Kennedy is. Expected. «   Russians Ready To Give Hero’ s Welcome To Titov

Key New Jersey Vote! Democrats Hope To Defeat Former Labor Secretary

21 Firms Fined Total OF $827,500   Price-Fixing, Bid-Rigging Is Called Shocking

at UOMLPatles EUled ...  ¢ Electric Company Executives Get Jail Terms

7 Electrical Company  Officials Sentenced   Jail Terms And Fines Levied On Men And 29 Corporations Fined For Fixing

Fines Totaling Near Million Also Imposed   ‘Organization Men’, Companies Sharply Chastized By Judge

Firms Fined Include GE And Carrier .  Judge Censures ‘Company Men’ In Antitrust Cas

Electrical Executives Also Fined   21 Corporations Fined $822,500 In Antitrust Case

Antitrust Counts Jail Executives   $827,500 In Fines Levied Against 21 Electrical Firms

Bill Asks ‘$500,000 From State   Emmitsburg College Already Has $500,000 For  Spripnea J saharatar<c

Senate Civil Rights Rider Move Slated  Notice Is Given Attempt Due On Suspending Rules

ivan Lo Umilri- If Nuclear Bomb Drops, Don Shroud, Walk To Cemetery

Hunt Vagabond In Sex Slaying  4-Year-Old Raped, Bludgeoned In N.Y.

2-Million Gallons From Cuba Unloaded At New Orleans   KENNEDY REPORTED TO BE DISPLEASED

Tanker Unloads Cuban Molasses At New Orleans   Big Shipment Draws Inquiry Order From Kennedy

Cargo Valued At $201,842; JFK Directs Aides To Look  Into Situation

Unloaded at New Orleans  ‘White House Directs Probe Of Cuban Molasses Order

‘Crash Remedial Program’      Virainia School Board Offers Schools To Nearo Children for Use This Summer

Board Offers Schools Use To Negroes  Court Rejects Bid Of U.S. to Enter Case in Virginia

Judge KO's Department Intervention   Wanted to Force Reopening Schools In Virginia County

Board Offers Schools Use For Negroes  Follows Court Rejection Of U.S. Entry Into Case

Summer Crash Plan Proposed   Follows Rejection By Court of U.S. Bid to Intervene

Democratic Congressmen Hopeful . .  Success Predicted for Kennedy Program

Despite GOP Opposition  Demo Chiefs Are Optimistic About Pushing JFK Program

Cangressional Democrats ‘Report: PRPS EER CCE,  Prospects For Kennedy Program Called: ‘Good’

See Favorable Action By Congress On Most Of Administration Bills

JFK Program Prospects Good   Speedy Action By Congress Predicted

Christmas Transportation Problems  Appear Solved for 32nd Division

Day Is Perfect For All Events Planned at KU   Little Homecoming Today for Team, Parents, Students

Day Is Perfect For All Events Planned at KU  Little Homecoming   Little Homecoming Today for Team, Parents, Students

lic Hearing On ing Ordinance Por Sept. 18   capes Of Sales Tax ‘xplained by Calvert

Comptroller Interprets Sales Tax: ‘Box Lunch Social, fo Hot Dog’

GIFTS FOR WRITERS  Two East Iowans Get Grants   Fugitive at 4, West Point Cadet Wins Plebe Hono:

Autobahn: Monotony,  Frustration  What It’s Like to Travel on West Berlin Lifeline

Most Vital Highway in World  Lifeline From West Berlin to West Germany

British Heed Kennedy, ‘Go Easy’ ‘On Approach to New Summit Talks

U.S. Accuses GM, 3 Dealer Groups  Four Executives Also In Anti-Trust Case

GM Indicted Under Federal Antitrust Laws  Chevrolet Sales Executives, Dealer formic Alen Alea

Jury Charges Conspiracy To Prevent Sale of Autos Through Discount Houses   Community Chest Agencies  Chest Provides Share ot Roscoe Recreation Funds

‘n California Californ  GM Is Indicted In Antitrust Violation Case

GM Accused Of Discount House “War   Antitrust Violation Charged in Action in California

U.S. Investment Overseas Urged   nus Spurts Big Production Increase Noted

Grow Abroad, Business Asked   Hedges to Get Appraisal From Advisory Council

US. Foreign  Investments  Boost Urged   Business Advisory Council To Report On Outlook At Hom:

— COUNCIL ADVISES. BUSINESS Urge Expansion Of  Investments Abroad

\JAPAN IS TARGET  _ Commerce Department Urges U.S Businessmen To Invest Abroad

Talks Are Possible Now, Says Ulbricht  No Time Limit Put on German Deals hy Russ, Reports Envoy

Washintgon:  Post Card Writer To Stay in Corps   Margery Michelmore to Be Reassigned in U. S.

Awaiting Orders   B40 of 6,909 Classified as 1-A   -By Local Draft Board

CHANCE REMARK ENDS 32-YEAR SEPARATION  A Mother, a Daughter...and Fate

Metcalt Keports  California Man Not Hired To Be on Senatorial Staff

LM EN AEE ING PITS     California Man Not Hired To Be on Senatorial Staff

K Silent On Nuclear Ban Query   Soviets Unlikely To Accept West's  Propasal on Tests

Doom Seen or Geneva Conferences   American Says Russ Strive Only for Propaganda

Administration Studies Duty Free Purchases  Consider Cutting   Consider Cutting Amount Tourists Can Bring Into U.S.

Area Drenched As Storms Bring Death, Damage  One Kifled, 22 Hurt   One Kifled, 22 Hurt As Tornadoes Whip Southeast Section

One Killed, 22 Injured In Funnel Attack   ‘It May Be Days Befors We Know How Many Got Hurt’

Hoffa Wins Pay Raise, Dues Hike   Teamsters Boss Retains Control

Fowers increase ed  Teamster Chief James R. Hofta Gets Bocst In Pay

James Hoffa Now Armed \Vith Dues Increase, Vastly Greater Powers

Raise in Pay for Hoffa   Teamster Boss Hiked $25,000, Given Brood New Powers

CRUSHES OPPOSITION —  Hoffa Wins Fight  For More Power   kneaks Bor Dissenters

Crushes All Opposition Within TU Hoffa Gets Pay Increase, $12 Million Hike In Dues

Hoffa Granted ‘Salary Boost, Greater Power   Union Leader Dispels Opposition as ‘Teamsters Vote  In - In Dues,

Kistner Fired By His Firm Woman Embezzier Put Money Into Company

Embezzler Lent Firm Big Sums   “Borrowed a Lot,” Says Ousted President of Sheldon Plant.

“Oklahoma's Fair Trade Act Is Hit In Court Ruling   , Price Fixing Held Unconstitutional 

Republicans Praise Messa  Democrats Say [ke     ‘Too Optinistic’

$wo vozen Names Un Tentative List...  Hot Texas Political Campaign In Prospect

JFK May Visit Latin America In December   Final Decision On Trip Expected Within Week

President May Visit  Latin Amer   Trip To Venezuela, Colombia Would Be For Alliance For Progress Program

‘Happy Birthday, Winnie’—   Kennedy May Visit Two Latin-American Nations

Latin visit is pondered   President may visit Venezuela and Colombia

we GSOUITREGTES , President May Visit S. America  Trip to Venezuela and Calwakia’ Maw Dseheies

[Alliance For Progress   U.S.A. Leader May Visit  ‘Colombia And Venezuela

Latin Visit Considered  By Kennedy   Trip to Colombia, Venezuela May Be Made Next Month

President May Make  Latin T rip   May Demonstrate Interest In Aid Program There

Latin American Tour in Prospect For President Kennedy Next Month

Kennedy May Visit Colombia And Venezuela   Final Decision on Proposed Journey Expected This Week

Kennedy May Visit Latins  - Venezuela, Colombic   Venezuela, Colombic on Proposed Tour Navi Month

S. America Trip Planned By President   Visit To Venezuela And Colombia Next Month Considered

Latin Tour Considered  By Kennedy   Progress Alliance Interest Display In Back of Visit

Ohio Assembly Session Due To End This Week   Appropriations Bill Tops Senate Agenda; Vote Slated Tuesday

Governor To Be Asked To  Present View  Late Deanto Be Honored During  eR

JFK Presses Backing of Foreign Aid   Terms $4.8 Billlon Program Vital For U.S. Welfare

Kennedy and Adenauer to  Meet: Today  CC f.Dp.   Seek Basis for Negotiations on Berlin Dispute

JeeK basis for Negotiations Uver berlin.  Kennedy, Adenauer Open Series of Talks      (See Picture Page §)

THREE-STORY TROUBLE   ON NEGOTIATIONS POLICY Kennedy Hopes Adenauer Will Okay Flexible View   ADENAUFR'S MOOD   POINTS OF DIFFERENCE

Kennedy, Adenauer  To Confer   Late Afternoon  Conference Planned To Establish Policy For Berlin Disnute

Adenauer, Kennedy Open Talk   JFK Is Hopeful German Chancellor Will Be Flexible

JFK, Adenauer Open Meetings On West Policy  President Hopeful   President Hopeful German To Accept Flexible Approach

WT Cr iki WJITUALIOEL — EEE  President And Adenauer Open Conferences Today

Chancellor Arrives To Talk Policy Kennedy H Hope  Kennedy Hopeful Of Working Out Aareement

Parley On U.S.-Bonn Policies Set  Kennedy, Adenaue   Kennedy, Adenaue Seek Basis For Berlin Negotiation

German Policy Talks Started  [FS ce Se cere ere   Kennedy, Adenauer Hope to Agree on Negotiations Basis

President and Adenauer in Policy Talks   Look for Agreement on Basis for Parley With Soviet Union

Kennedy, Adenauer Seek To Establish Basis For Berlin Talks With Russia

Kennedy, Adenauer Open Conference On Berlin Dispute  Hope To Agree On Basis For Talks With Saviet [Ininn

Seek Basis for Negotiations On Berlin with Russ   Kennedy Hopes Flexible Approach Will be Accepted

Kennedy, Adenauer  Open Talks   President Reported Hopefu West German Chief Will Accept Flexible Approach

Agreement Sought on Berlin Stand   Some Concessions To Soviet Union May Be Proposed

KENNEDY HOPEFUL OF FLEXIBLE APPROACH  JFK, Adenauer Talk On Berlin

Bonn Chief, Kennedy To Begin Talks   Seeking Basis For West-Red Parley On Berlin Issues

Seek a Basis For Meeting   JEK, Adenauer Begin  Series of Conferences

JFK, Adenauel Open Talks On Berlin  U. S. Is Hopeful Mammin All! ri.

JFK, Adenauer Open Meetings On West Policy   President Hopeful German To Accep: Flexible Approach

Adenauer, Kennedy To Onen Talks   Berlin Issue Terms Are To Be Discussed

Adenauer in  U.S.toOpen Policy Talks  Calls for Unity of Allies; Predicts Victory for West

PRESIDENT HOPING FOR FLEXIBILITY   German Leader Seems Confident  Victory Ahead

In Palm bBeach, Florida... First Family Remains Under Tight Security

SECURITY PRECAUTIONS DOUBLED AT VACATION SITE  Tight Protective Watch Kept on First Family

Extra-Heavy Guard Around Kennedy Family   Easter Sunday Passes Without Undue Incidents

U.S. Seeks ToBar Cuba  From Paet   Key Nations Urge Pro-Reds Be Kept Out Of Alliance

Castro Would Not Get Aid  Key Latin Nations, U.S. Finishing Pact

To Explain Feed-Grain Program Benefits Individual ly To Non-Signers

ASC COMMITTEE MEMBERS TELL PLANS FOR  Feed Grain Bill Interviews

Plane Skids 1,500 Ft. As Nine Escape   Pilot, Eight Relatives In Near-Tradegy

Approval Given One Bill, Two Others Bypassed   Measure On Sales Tax For Cigarettes One That's Withheld

COMMUNIST TAKEOVER SEEN  US. Is Told to Block Threat in Hemisphere

Mr. Democrat, Rayburn, Dies   Cancer and Complications End Colorful Career of House Speaker

House Speaker Dies In Bonham Hospital   By WILLIAM JOHNSTON United Press International

‘He Just Quit Breathing,’ Doctor Says  Death Described As Easy “for Very Great Man‘

Cancer Claims Lite  Of Mr. Sam at 79   Doctor Calls It ‘Very Easy Death’ for Rayburn

Announcement Is Made From’ Washington   Death By Cancer Ends The Colorful Political Career of the 79-Year. Old Texan In Hospital

Democratic Chief Dies Of Cancer   Sam Rayburn Held Power Second Only To the President

Succumbs To Cancer At Age 79   Final Rites To Be Held On Saturday

Death Takes Speaker Sam Raybur  beweae Onbtla   House Leader Loses, Battle Aaainst Cancer

Longest Term As Speaker       MINS COL ACHE 25 CPOE _AVCORINS ts OULN DLTtNaagy fa tei ea oman Ge  ‘Easy Death’ Comes To Mr. Sain In Land He Love

Dies Peacefully In Sleep America Mourns Death  Of Speaker Sam Rayburn

kind Is Easy For Speaker   Family At His Bedside; Rites Set for Saturday

Venerable Speaker of the House te Be Buried Saturday in Home Town

Colorful Career Of Texan Ended By Death At 79   Speaker Suceumbs To Cancer; White House, Heir Apparent. John McCormack Notified

President Leads the Nation In Its Mourning for Speaker of the House Who Served a Record Term.

President Leads Nation In Mourning; Mr. Sam's Death Came Af 4:20 A. M.

Cancer And Its Complications Caused Death   White House And Rep. McCormack First To Be Notified Of Death

om Came Quietly - - eta Kennedy Leuds Nation in Mourning:  — Texan Who Served in House 48 Year

Sam Rayburn Dies In Texas Hospital   Colorful Career Of ‘Mr. Democrat’ Ended By Cancer

Death Came At 7:20 This Morning   Mr. Sam Knew He Had Cancer Since Sept. 27; Funeral Set Saturday

End Comes Quietly for ‘Mr. Sam’  Death by Cancer Closes Colorful

era  Cancer Takes Rayburn  Mictor Deasnceat Dine at 70 Veare of Awe

60 PAGES   End Comes Peacefully To ‘Mister Democrat’   President Expected To Attend Funeral Services In Bonham

Death Due To Cancer Today Closes Long Career Of Mr. Sam” Of Texas

Cancer Victim To Be Buried In Home Town   ‘Mr. Sam’ Unconscious 36 Hours Before End Comes at Age of 79

At Rest In Town He Loved   Cancer Stlls The Speaker's  Voice Forever

Mr. Democrat Is Victim of Lymph Cancer   Other Pictures, Stories on Pages 18. 19

House Speaker Succumbs To Ravages Of Cancer At The Break Of Dawn Today

Lite End  Death Comes to ‘Mr. Sam’   ‘Oh, My Gosh,’ Says Truman of Rayburn's Death

Just Quit Breathing’  Rayburn Dies; Rites Saturday   ‘Devoted Friend’ Lost

Rayburn Is Dead 48-Year Career In House Ends   ‘Mr. Democrat’ Loses Battle With Cancer

Rayburn dies of incurable cancer at 79   Very easy death for a very great man says doctor

‘Mister Democrat To Millions In USS.  Colorful Political Canceer of Speaker Comes to an End

Mr. Sam’ Succumbs To Cancer Death Ends Colorful Political Career At 79   JFK Leads Mourning

VEEN BFRANVENZFUEUSE Bom UP EEE COURSE LY  Rayburn Succumbs; Nation Is Mourning

‘Mr. Sam’ Loses Valiant, Painful Cancer Struggle   Rites Saturday At Hometown’s Baptist Church

Cancer Is Cause Of Death at 79; Knew of lIness   Funeral !s Saturday; Death Comes in Sleep

President Leads Nation In Mourning Veteran  Leader Of U.S. House

Me. Sam Rayburn Is Dead   Long Political Career Ends Early Today

Services Set for Saturday   Termed:’Easy Death’   More Rayburn News, Pages 12, 14

MK ND OW END SWIEE Al AIND) CALM ALM  Nation Mourns Rayburn Death

Death Writes Quiet Finish To Long Career Of Noted Texas Statesman

End Comes Quietly To ‘Nir. Sam’ of Texas   Funeral Services Saturday in Home Town af Bonham for Man Who Was Speaker of House Longer Than Anyon

ACTIVITIES AT PEA RIDGE TRON MINE SHIFTING INTO HIGH GEAR IN PREPARATION FOR FULL SCALE PRODUCTION

Pea Ridge Iron Mining Shifts Into High Gear: $40 Million Project

U.S. Official to Take Part “If Information From Laos Permits It’

tus K i Genev  Laos Parley May Be Delayed   Commission Seeks Answer  Is Cease-Fire Effective?

Control Commission Inspects Laos Front to See if Truce Is Effective

Rusk Arrives At Conference On Laos War   Wesiern Officials Say They Won't Negotiate Unless Firing Stops

Rusk Arrives, Awaits Word  On Cease-Fire   Control Commission Flies to Rebel Post; Some Fighting Rages

Fighting Still Reported On Smaller Scale   Western Officials Won't Participate If Truce In Doubt

Geneva Talks Slated Friday; Rusk Arrives   Secretary Won't Take Part Unless Truce Confirmed

Laos Peace Talks Face RoughRoad   Rusk Doubts _ Sessions Will Start On Friday

Laos Talks Draw Rusk To Geneva  Doubt Attend, Session Start   fourth Delegate

News Notes OF LOCAL  Happenings   SELECTIVE SERVICE NOTE   JULIE MARIE DANIEL

- Dollar Dust  MARCH OF DIMES — CAMPAIGN DRIVE HERE — TOTALS $1,406.89: '

U.S. Makes Demands for Policing Laos Cease-Fire As Geneva Talks Resume

British, Soviet Renew Demand For Cease-Fire   Harriman Seeks More Authority For Control Group

Demands Truce Team Be Given More Authority   Kive-Day Boyeott Ends After Compromise by Britain and Soviet Union.

> Day Boycott Ends At Geneva   Harriman Makes Request After British Compromise Proposal

= rrim nan Demands More . Authority For ICC  -U. S. Ends Boycott Of Geneva Meeting

Command For Truce  Not Enough  Equipment eo ee   Equipment Needed for  Supervision

U.S. Asks Necessary Equinment   Demand Facilities For Cease-Fire Policing

— EE ee  U.S. Refurns to Parley In Geneva With Demand For Necessary Policing

'McClellan Calls For Law To Curb Hoffa’s ‘Lethal, Monopolistic Rule’

Senator Urges Curb on Hoffa   McClellan Says Red-Dominated Unions Pose Threat

McClellan Says Alleged Red Union Link To Teamsters Could Wield Lethal Power

~ MceCLELLAN GIVES WARNING — Fears Hoffa’s Links  With Commie Unions

Lethal Power of Alliance s Hit  McClellan Calls for Curbing Legislation

TU Boss Denies Red Links  Law Ure ced To Curb Power Of Hotta Alliances

McClellan Asks Curbs  Red-Dominated Unions, Teamster Tie-up Rapped

CALLS FOR NEW LAWS  McClellan Warns Of Lethal Power In Hoffa-Led Alliance Of Unions

Red-Infested Unions. Hoffa Link Hinted  MeClellan Calls For   MeClellan Calls For Legislation Aimed At Curbing Them

 Hoffa-Bridges Alliance Target  MeClellan Would Curb ‘Lethal Labor Tieup

Anti-Hoffa Laws Asked  In Senate   McClellan Seeks Action Because of Teamsiers’ Alliance with Red Unions

Fears ‘Letha? Monepoly OY  McClellan Lashes Hoffa’s Link With Commie’ Unions

Hits Teamster Pacts With Red Unions   Urges Enactment Of Legislation To Forestall Alliances

What's Inside   Legislation to Curb Hoffa Link to Red Unions Sought

McClellan Angry:  Senate Ready To Thwart Teamsters Red Alliances

Prober Calls — For Curbs on Red-Tint Unions   McClellan’s Finger Points at Hoffa Pact With Longshoremen

Awaits Gen Taylor's Report  JFK Reluctant To Send Troops To Fight In Viet Nam

Will Urgently Consider Taylor Report  JFK Reported Reluctant On Asian Troop Move

May Consider Intervention Kennedy Hesitant to Send U. S. Troops to Viet Nam

 Reluctant to Send Troops Kennedy Prepared to Follow Taylors Viet Nam Appraisal

Taylor to Fix Viet Nam Aid   JFK to Send Troops If General Asks It

Politicians Hurt Pride, Not Morale’ Of 32nd Division, Says Commander

Anti-Trust Suit ls Filed In Houston   Seven Oil Well Servicing Firms Are Defendants

Three Sets Of Twins, Triplets  Pa. Family Has 10 Children; Oldest 6

Walks 40 Blacks fo Probe Youths  Bob Kennedy Talks With Gangs in N.Y.

Communist Party Pleads Innocent,  Trial Set Feb. 1  Reds Group Denies Failing to Register

Commie Party Enters Not Guilty Plea   Arraigned on U.S. Government Charge in Federal Court

Red Party Plead: Innocent fo Not Registering   Judge Sets Trial for February 

Not Russ Agents Say U.S. Reds  Plead Innocent To Charge Of Failing To Sign Uy  motlim.iwmiwte

See ALF, Page 2?   U.S. Commie Party Pleads Innocence as Russ Agency

Trial of U.S. Red Party Set To Open Feb. ]   Innocent Plea Made To Not Registering As Agent for Soviet

Communist Party Pleads Innocent to Federal Charges   Move Against Party Is First Under Internal  Security Act.

Trial Set Feb. 1 Communists Plead Innocent  To Non-Registration Charge

Court Sets Historic Trial For Feb. 1   Pleads Innocence To Federal Charges OF Not Reaisctering

Communist Party Pleads Not Guilty On Charge Of Failing To Register As Arm

Communist Trial Set For Feb. 1   12-Count Charge Alleges Failure To Register

Reds Plead Not Guilty To Charges  FE ailure To Registe   Failure To Register Basis Of Action

U.S. Communist Party Is Pleading Innocent Of Failing To Register

rread rmnocent     U.S. Commie Party Denies Being Agents for Reds

COMMITTEE TO REPORT NEXT MONTH  Postpone Deputies’ Pay Hike   W ater Problems Plague Suburbs

Deputy Raises Face New Delay   soard ‘Posses issue Back fa bl BS . Fo Committee

3 Kiddies Found Locked in Room   Cincinnati Woman Faces Police Action

TENTATIVE DATE IS JAN. 16  Glenn, Big Rocket Both Ready for Orbital Shot

U.S. Mannec Space Shot Set Jan. 16   Atlas Rocket Stands Ready on Pad; Glenn Will Take First Ride

Rites Friday For Theodore F. Lanning Probe Death Of Prominent Dennison Man Hurt In Fall

Death Penalty Showdown Vote Slated In House   Medical Aid Bill Scheduled For Final Action

Kennedy Promises Sup. port For Argentina’s  Economic Efforts   IMPRESSED BY POWER PROJECT

New Tax On Industry In Indiana Is Suggested By Democrats In Legisiature

Fear, Anger Expressed By Leaders   Aghast at Soviet Disr egard of Wor ld’s Appeal

LEADERS ARE SHOCKED BY SOVIET TEST   Khrushchev Gives Cynical Answer To Appeal To Ban Bomb   NEHRU EXPRESSES “GRAVE CONCERN’

‘Cynical Answer’ To UN Appeals Seen   50-Megaton Nuclear Explosion Touches Off Bitter Denunciation

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e@   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Natural Gas Tax Presented House Group   $40 Million Levy To Get Second

Efforts To Open Berlin Parley Fail   West Unsuccessful So Far In Opening Up Basis For Talks

First Attempt: to Start Talks with Russ Fail   Nehru Mission to Moscow Ends, Nearly Complete Flop

Efforts on  Peace Talk Basis Fail   U.S. Confident o Eventual Success in Berlin Talks

West Efforts  For Parley On  Berlin Fail U.S. Officials Still  Express Confidence

Efforts For Berlin Talks Stymied So Far  But U. S. Confident Parley Will Come About Eventually

Effort to Reach Berlin  Settlement Uusuccessful   Nuclear Test Ban Burial Rites Slated

Aims At House Rules Committee Senator Hints Squeeze Play To Get School Bills Moving

AS OXYGEN SUPPLY RAN OUT — _ THEY LOST     LINE — IN DARKNESS OF SMOKY BASEMEN'

AS OXYGEN SUPPLY RAN OUT — THEY LOST CONTACT WITH HOSE” LINE — IN DARKNES3 OF SMOKY BASEMENT

Two Engines Out 3rd Lost Power, Pilot Declares   Makes First Public. Statement on Crash

Loss of Third Engine Dooms Plane  Pilot Tells Story of Final Minutes Before Fatal Crash

Pilot Recalls Engine Trouble Before Crash   2 of 4 Motors Out, Third Was Losing Power

Airliner’s Engines Out Pilot Says   Gives Version Of Crash Taking Lives Of 74 Army Recruits

In Crash That Claimed 74 Recruits, Three Crew Members—  Pilot Of Ill-Fated Plane Reports  2 Engines Out, 3rd Losing Power

Pilot Reports On Crash Two of Four Engines Out, Third One Losing Power

Two Engines Out  Pilot Tells Of Troubles Before Airliner Crashed

Plane’s Engines Failed   Pilot Says Two Out, Third Losing Power Before 77 Were Killec

Recruits Will Take  Bus, Train   Ist, 2d Army Decide On Land Movement Until Crash Cause Known

Sutvivor Tells of Tragedy  ad + <«  Pilot Says 2 Engines Out,  Third Failing

Pilot of Ill-Fated Plane Related Two Engines Were Out   77 Persons, Most of Them Army Recruits Perished In Crash.

Injured Pilot Tells Story of Troop Tragedy   Malfunction of Fuel System Is Believed Cause of Air Crash

Two Engines Had Failed  Before Crash   Pilot Relates Occurrences Just Prior to Crash

Mecotina Scheduled   OOZING WITH BOOZE  Americans Cause Ferment Abroad

In The Still Of The Night  Thish Recipe Ish Really (Hic) Fine...

Hazards Of Fatherhood Beset Even A President   Meat Okay For Catholics On St. Patrick's Day

Money Bills Show Very Small Boost   State Lawmakers Hold Tight Rein on Spending For All Departments

Highway Speeding Curb Legislation Is Revived On Controversial Radar

Castro’s Commie Haven Not Heaven   By REEVE WARING United Press International

‘PLANNED ECONOMY’ ISN'T WORKING-— Food Riots, Crop Failures Plaguing Cuba

Crop Failures Plague Castro Government   Transportation Cuts, Food Riots Adding To Troubles Of Young Red Regime

Bomb Debris ls Due Over USSR Today   Leningrad Is In Path of Fallout, U. S. Reveals

New Orleans Housewives Demonstrate   Nine-Year Old Attends Integrated School Second Time

WHERE TO FIND IT   LIGHTS TROUBLED CITY First Christmas Tree Raised In Berlin

Roads Bill Restored to First Form  Aaain Provides 4-Mat   Again Provides 4-Man Board and Executive Director After Senate Redrafts It 2nd Time

Vash VCDT. LE MARS COUPLE — INJURED IN ONE-CAR CRASH NEAR DANBURY

Crash Dept. LE MARS COUPLE — INJURED IN ONE-CAR CRASH NEAR DANBURY Mr., Mrs. Leo Langel

IF ADOPTED BY U. S.  Truman Says Legion’s Policy Could Start War

Alabama in Grip of ‘Uneasy Calm’   Four Arrested as Troops and U.S. Marshals on Guard

Uneasy Calm Prevails In Alahama   Kennedy Aide Says Situation Is . “Touch - And - Go”

June 19 Set For Hearing in Park Murder   State Seeks Chair for Convicted Killer

State-By-State Rule Defeated In Benefits Bill   Administration Moves To Close 44-42 Victory Over Sen. Harry Byrd-Backed Proposal To Keep Payments In States

Amendment To Limit Plan Turned Down   Sen. Byrd’s Move For State-By-State Financing Defeated

Jobless Bill Victory For President .   State Financing .. Provisions Cut Out. Of Emergency Bill

Press Hunt For Hoosier Killer   Girl, 14, Found Strangled In South Bend Suburb

Blasts Strikes On Governmeni Projects  Statement Concludes  Hearings On Missile mem Temuklac

Le tia esisensseerennans  ike’s Biggest Achievement: 8 Years Of Peace

lke: preservation of peace my greatest achievement   Nov &8 cathack

Ike Points To Peace Record  President In Last Capitol Conference

CITES MANY RISKS FOR HIS REGIME   Admits Nov. 8 Also Another Disappointment

Preservation of Peace Considered Greatest Achievement..  President Appraises Last. Eight: Years

Ike Gives Appraisal Of an Era   Peace Preservation Called His Greatest Office Achievemen

Ike Hails Peace as Top Achievement   a a fa i   Chief Disappointment Is That War Danger Remains

RAST Mews COMMERENCE  Ike Considers Greatest Feat Was Preservation Of Peace

LAST PRESIDENTIAL NEWS CONFERENCE Keeping The Peace Considered By Ike His Top Achievement

180 Reporters At Last News Conference   ‘Lasting Peace Not in Sight’ Is Biggest Failure

Departing Chief Reviews Career   President Holds Final Press Parley

TITAN SILO TAKING SHAPE   Ike Proudest Of Peace During Warlike Time

Preservation Of Peace Top Achievement   U. S. Economy Should Swing Upward Slowly But Steadily, Belief

KEPT PEACE IN FACE OF WAR DANGER   Greatest Accomplishment Was Warding Off Disastrous Conflict, Ike Says In News Confer. ence Swan Song.

lke Rates Keeping Peace As Greatest Work Of His Term   Draws Communist Line   ” Khrushchev Levels New Threat In Blueprint For Red Victor;

Ike Says Preservation Of Peace His Greatest Achievement In Office

Ae = 1 “eS. i  L ‘dnt arginn ge a ENG: “wy oe ta  ae  ~eanny panne far Ane

larewell to Press Features a Review   Political Post Mortem Declined

Claims U.S. Policies Had Averted War   Big Disappointment Cited As Peace With Justice Not In Sight

lke Gives His Appraisal Of Term In Office At Last News Conference

Preservation Of Peace For 8 Years Labelled By Ike  As GreatestAchievement’

Ike Gives Appraisal Of  His Tenure   Preservation Of Peace His Greatest Achievement

Peace Top Deed, Says President   List Achievements Failures at Last Press Conference

President In Final Press Conference   Vke Talks About Past Eight Years, Plans For Future

By World Look Of The Future  - 280 Crowded Into   280 Crowded Into His Final Press Conference

Says Keeping Peace Bigges' Achievement  President Also Says Weakness Would Have Meant War

Biggest Disappointment: Failure To Achieve Arms Reduction  President Brags On Peace Record

Preserving Peace Top Achievement  Th. at's 7, Oninion Of ne To nnre

Ike Proudest of Keeping the Peace  Lists Prevention of War as. Greatest Achievement of Term

Weakness May Have Brought War, He Said  President Holds Lee. Ft oP...   President Holds His Final Press Meet Wednesday

lke Holds. i nal Press Conference  Says. ‘Preservation OL Beare. Greate

Reviews Eight Years     Ike Says Keeping Peace His Great Achievement

Says Weakness During Era Would Have Brought Disastrous War   Gives Appraisal of His Administration at Final News Conference; Disappointed That Lasting Peace With Justice Is Not in Sight

Tells Last Press Conference Weakness Would Have Brought Disastrous War; Lists Trials Facina Kennedy

DEMOCRATS SEEM AHEAD  Governors Race Heads For Finale On Tuesday   Light Vote Indicated In City And County

Reply To Lady Senator   Gov. Sure State  ~ Firm Can Fulfill Army Contract

U.S. Plans Telescope In Sky Satellite  Aim Will Be To Hunt Gamma Dave

U.S. Planning First ‘Scope’ Satellite Shot  Probe Will Search   Probe Will Search For Gamma Rays In Orbit Around Earth

Telescope-in-Sky Satellite Due to Be Launched This Week; Has Tumbling Motion

Designed To Tumble End Over End  U.S. Plans to Launch Telescope-in-the-Sky

Emporia Weather   US Telescope-in-Sky Satellite May Be Launched This Week

Space scope to probe rays   Pies Pine: = Bas  Unique device to scan beyond earth’s curtain

End of a Busy Day   ‘May Launch 1s{ Telescope In-Sky Satellite This Week

Telescope Satellite Is Ready   Launching Of Nev Space Craft May Come This Week

Satellite Due To Be Launched   Tumbling “Scope” To Whirl in Space

Track Figures Summoned by Vice Probers   Plot To Silence Witnesses Eyed by Senate Investigators

Can't Find Out About Threats  Quiz Wire Operators In Probe of Gambling

Senate Probers Call Race Track Figures to Quiz   Seek to Solve Plot To Silence Witnesses

Senators Call Race Track Men   Indianapolis Man Says He Was Threatened with Death If He Testified

Call More For Questioning Senate Crime Probers Seek Solution To Silencing Plot

Senate Calls Race Probe  Witnesses   Steubenville Man Among Group To Appear at Hearing

U.S., Soviet Commanders Argue  As Fears Rise Over Berlin Air Link

Yank and Red Leaders Argue Over Corridors   Watson Denies Russian Charge

U.S., Soviet Commandants Argue Over ‘Interference’  Red Complaint May Heighten Threat to Berlin's Air Lanes

Soviet, U.S. Chiefs Argue Issue  Reds May Close West Air Routes To Berlin

3 Western Airlines Jittery Over Red Threat To ‘Control’ Air Corridors

Soviet, U.S. Brass Argue Over Corridors  American Rejects   American Rejects Russian Complaint On Car Incident

Commandants in Meeting ..        Russian Complaint May Set Stage for Air Restrictions

26 Injured’   Five Bolivians Die In Anti-Stevenson Riots    VO Forma V.s.lomment   Khrushchev's Report To Peonle Speeds Berlin Crisis

No Formal U.S. Comment  Khrushchey's Report To People Speeds Berlin Crisis

Pa. Senate Working On Major Bills   House Members Delay Return Until Tuesday

- Governor Says Aide Used ‘Political Blackmail’ in Attempt to Get Mosk’s Post

A Scathing Note Sent  To Governor  !  ‘Sought Mosie’s Position?’

Officials Hope Fatalities May Be Kept Down   THE SCORE   Bv ASSOCIATED PRESS

President, Rusk Talk Over Berlin   Officials Reluctant To Make Move That Would Inflame Crisis

Holiday Road Deaths Under ~ ‘Normal'—44:   Safety Council Says 450 Expected to Die In Regular 102  Hour Period.

Wife, 2 Youths Of Klan Leader Burn To Death   Cause Of Fire At Alvin Horn’s Home  Sought By Police

Germans Up  International  Value of Mark   5% Foreign Exchange Boost Mav Aid Dollar

Germany Revalues  The Mark   Financial Circles Cheered: Worries For Businessmen

Bonn Boosts Mark Value, Stirs Gloom   Action Expected To Ease Pressure On U.S. Currency

Germans Up  International  V alue of Mark  ry )hCUdrEhmrtwi‘COCSCOC*C:*;   5% Foreign Exchange  Boost May Aid Dollar

Mark’s Value Raised   Measure Expected To Ease Pressure On Dollar’s Value

W. Germany Hikes Value Of Currency   Foreign Exchange Increase May Ease Pressure On Dollar

Mark Boost Is Alarming  In Germany  Other Interests  Cheer Exchange v.11. 1.”

After Crash   5 Airmen Killed as Loaded AF Tanker Destroys 2 Buildings

Fiery Tanker Crash: Kills 5   Two Mt. Clemens Buildings Destroyed

(Air Force Tanker Crashes, 5 Killed   Pilot Veers Craft From Residential Housing Project

Secretary Of State Brown Sees Light Voter Turnout  For Tomorrow’s Primaries

Growers . Kye 1-94  Location   Consider Stock Company Or Co-op  Sy dibeereerewemc

[IN to Debate Fate Cf Lumumba Today  Exvect Russ to Assuil UN Policy in Congo

alia ail nln aaa iad lineal niae  UN SECURITY COUNCIL MEETS  Congo Probe Set   AMBASSADOR ATTACKED

'UN. Political Committee Has Many Issues to Debate in Session   Newspaperman Says Cuba Moves To Destroy Argentina's Press Freedom

Tax Matters Get Attention Of 2 Official:   Dalton Says No More Taxes Are Needed By State

Two Men Held In Knoxville:  Police About to Solve Dayton Murder Case

~ an Implic ates Accomplice  Dayton Murder Cracking      Grundish said Holden gave thi:

Legislature Session May Be Short  But Members Are Human and  Change Possible

epee FG mio BCE Radio Messages Sent During Trip Into Cosmos Releaced

Space Flight Like Bein  Radio Messages Sent During ( Trip Into Cosmos Released 

GOP PLANS CAUCUS lowa Legislature Faces Problem of Redistricting

House Takes Up Congressional Redistricting   Five Different Plans Ready for GOP Caucus

lowa House Focuses On Redistricting  Republicans Call Caucus on Problem of Reduction

Science Grant to Yellin Revoked   Student Convicted o!   Student Convicted of Contempt of Conaress

Jobless Plan Should Pass in  House, Senate    Compromise Version Seems Agreeable To Both Parties

Quick Passage  Of Jobless Aid Bill Expected   Conferees Agree to Extend Benefits for As Much at 13 Weeks

Compromise Jobless Aid Measure Is Agreed On; Quick Passage Expected

Jobless Aid Bill Now Close To Passage  It Needs Only Approval  Of Conferees’ Compromise

Jobless Pay Compromise Bill Drafted   Differences Split By Conferees; House Vote Slated Today

Determined To Keep Out Hoffa  AFL-CIO Welcomes  Teamster Defectors

Meany Welcomes Teamster Rebels  Determined to Bar Re-Entry to AFL-CIO

App Is Named Welfare Chief   Acting Director Gets $5,760 County Post

Group Okays Anti-Income Tax Proposal   RELATED STORIES ON PAGE 4-A

Wilkinson U.S. Youth — Fitness Chief  Oklahoma Coach  Heads Program

To Seek Public Vote On Wage Proposition  red les tp Will Stop  memes C4 Fc th   Say They Will Stop Action If Council Agrees to $35 Month

‘KIDNAPING" ‘CLEARED  Missing Y outh Arrested In Georgia For Gas Thett

“or Marine Corporal, Wife And Child Christmas Together Via Trading Stamps

Trade Stamps Help Get Hubby Home For Yule   Round-Trip Fare Paid By Company For Marine Corporal

GOP-Slashed State Budget Bill Is ‘Expected to Be Approved by Senate

Senate Expected To Accept Budget Despite Opposition   Democrats Seek To Restore Cuts Made Earlier

1 /2-Month Taxation W ould Pay to Put Jobless to Work   Hopes State Can Get on Feet With Million-a-Month Revenue  Till Long-Range Plans Realized

STEVENSON'S REPORT GIVEN TO PRESIDENT   U.N. Failure To Act On Goan Invasion Threat  To Peace   ELDER KENNEDY IS MAKING PROGRESS

Kennedy Works On 62 Program  Gets Bleak Report From Adlai On Goa

Pair Of Reports Please Kennedy  a EE 2 oe ene   Father’s Condition Better; U.N. Stand Rapped By Adlai

President — Gets Report From Adlai   Stevenson Sees U.N Inaction On Indian Invasion Perilous 

Kennedy Gets Encouraging Report On lll Father And Somber One From Stevenson

President’s Father Shows ‘Improvement;’  Stevenson Presents Somber Report on U.N.

SOVIET CHALLENGE  NPA Urges Kennedy fo Tell Stark TruthOnRed Menace

NPA Urges Kennedy To Tell Country “Stark Truth” About Soviet Threat

Urges Kennedy To Tell Nation Stark Truth About National Emergency

National Planners Urge: A A AO RE Nt IE IRE SCL tL LRN ats  Truth On National Emergency

JFK Urged To Tell Truth Of Emergency   PLANNERS FORWARD DEFENSE INCREASES

Speed-Up Drive Starts: oo. State Appropriations — Bill To Reach House

In Drive for Adjournment .. .  House Likely to Get Spending Bill Today

a phy cy Bata a tat of cai Latest hake  Attacks Family With Hatchet, Stabs Himself

Seven Indiana Prison Guards Are Suspended   Welsh Reveals Probe Of “Improper And Perhaps Criminal Activites”

House, Senate Approve Foreign Aid. But Differ On Long-Range Loans

Says Hopes Won't Stir Prejudices.   Fears Undermining GF U.S, Strength By Oprositien

lopes Religious Prejudices Won’t Be Stirred Up  President Asks Accord On School Aid Measure

School Aid Study Asked By President   Kennedy Would Like Congressional Help On Federal Proposal

School Aid: Debate Has JFK Worried   President Pleads — For Restraint And Early Passage °—

Would Co-operate.To Assess Private Assistance ~~  JFK Favors School Aid. Study

Kenneay pays He Would Aid Congress Probe  To Determine if Grants Are Okay Under Constitution

Kennedy Hopes School Aid Controversy Wont Seriously Split Nation

President Urges Current Bill Be Passed First   Promises Continued Laos Help; Against Cut In Work Week

Dont Split on Religion, Kennedy Urges Nation   Arms Talks by August Proposed by President

WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF  JFK Asks Restraint In School Aid Debate   Cuba Raps US Campaian

Seeks To Avoid Religious Controversy  Will Consider Parochial Loans After Congress

Kennedy Asks For Restraint In Aid Fight   Sees School Issue As Threat to Nation’‘s Religious Harmony

Kennedy Hits School Aid Fights   President Promises Help To Cool Off Controversy

Kennedy Pledges His Cooperation   Would Work With Congress To Determine If Loans Constitutional; Reports U.S. Asks Resumption Of Arms Conference In August

Will Study Exemptions To Parents   News Conference Attended by 327 Is Not Broadeast

Makes Plea For Halting  Controversy   Fears Religious Issuc Endangers Unity Of Nation

JFK Asks Restraint In School Aid Debate   House Cuts Juco  Aid By $36,000

Army Gets Truck-Duck   Kennedy Calls for Restraint In School Debate to Keep US., Religious Groups Unitec

Hopes Steps Taken First  On Measure   Also Voices Hope Controversy On Bill Won't Weaken U.S.

nennedy ASK! Restraint In School Debate  Doesn't Want Church Split On Aid Bill

Kennedy Again Urges Passage Of His Program, But Pleads  For Harmony

JFK Willing For School Loan Study   Wants Separate Action On Pending Measure to Aid U. S$. Public Schools

Fears. Religion Prejudice Will Undermine US,   President Says Once Aid Bill Passed. He Will Study Non Publie Loans.

Education Fuss Gets Top Spot; Prejudice Rise?   President Reviews Variety of Issues

JFK Pleads For Unity  On Schools   President Will “Cool Off" Debate On Private Aid

Kennedy Appeals For Restraint In  School Aid Issue   Urges Passage Of His Catholic-Opposex Federal-Aid Program, Hopes Harmony Will Prevail When Smoke Has Cleared

JEK Hopes For End To Controversy   Parochial School Aid Shouldn’t Fue! Prejudice He Says

President Is Tossed Hot Potato   Willing To ‘Study? Private School Aid

At News Conference  Kennedy Discusses Controversy On Federal School Aid Program

Urges Congress Pass Separate Bill Helping Public Schools, Avoid Endangering Program

Executive Pleads for Harmony on School yon School Aid  Skip Faith Issue, Asks JFK

Kennedy Asks for Calm Discussion of Parochial School Aid Controversy

GREAT DEBATE CONTINUES   FEDERAL AID:   Defends Right To Disagree With Plan

Fears Issue Will Fan  Church Bias   Pledges Some Type Of Assistance to Non-Public Schools

385 to Be Graduatec By Butte High at  Exercises Tonight   ‘Program for Mines School Commencement Announced

First Day Audience at Butte Gas Rate Hearing   Mayor Takes Action to Meet Criticism by State Examiner

If Legislature Adopts Senate Democrats’ Proposal, State Would Need New Sources Of Revenue.   LEGISLATURE ACTS ON SEVERAL BILLS

Labor Call: For Hike In Wages   Drive to Cut 40-Hour Work Week Launched

AT NATIONAL CONVENTION More Pay, Shorter Work Week Set as Unions’ Goal

AFL-CIO Pledges Wage Bic   Union Chiefs Ignore President's Cail, Seek Cut in Hours

TERRORISTS STRIKE - IN HEART. OF PARIS   Five Policemen Wounded By Ak ~ gerians; Widespread Man~ hont Underway

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Soviet Union Televises

Eleventh Annual Monroe County Music Festival Meeting On Illinois

Feed grain successtully  meets all objectives in 1961 INCOME INCREASE FOR FARMERS, STABLE PRICES FOR CONSUMERS

Kennedy Flies Back fo Washington With Silk Hats for Friday Inaugural   Bastille Dav Event Here Realizes About $400 for March of Dimes

Khrushchev Advises U. §. To Adopt ‘Live And Let Live’ Cuban Policy   U.S. Policy May Be ‘Quarantine’

Khrushchev Advises U. S. To Adopi  ‘Live And Let Live’ Cuban Policy  ‘A le ee ae   U.S. Policy May Be ‘Quarantine’

You'll Find tt   ‘Live And Let Live -- Khrushchev Urges New U.S. Policy Toward Castro Regim

Their Reward: Big Leaque Game   [Even Truck: Driver ‘In Swim’  No Nude Delinquents

Their Reward: Big Leaque Game   ‘Even Truck Driver ‘In Swim’  No Nude Delica

5 Men Killed tn Wisconsin Crash  12 Left Fatherless; Damane le SIND NNN

Achieve Great Church Merger   Three Denomination: United After Years of Negotiations

On The Inside   After 21 Years  Merging Churches Finally Seal It

 THE HOMETOWNER®S  THE GREEN LIGH I Je ON IN MOKINANE © oc COLLIN GOUMNT y

THE HOMETOWNERS  THE GREEN LIGHT‘, RE -ONIN MCKINNE 1 i COLLIN. GOUNT Y

U.S. Blasts Reds for Resolution   Session Recessed While Guards Clear Demonstrators

East Germans Flee at Rate of One Per Minute  Harsh Moves by Desperate Chief Of State Feared

East Germans Flee To West Safety Areas  Flock At One A Minute Rate

City Boards Air Water Policies   County Engineer Asks City’s Plans; Probes Possible New Pipeline

U.S. Vessel Sails Past Pacitists   Submarine Base Established In Scottish Waters

Demonstrators in Canoes Jailed  Polaris Sub Mother Ship Berths at Scottish Base

Pacifists Dunked as Polaris Ship Sails Into Scotland's Loch Holy

400 Stranded In New Mexico Snow November's First Storm  Pushes Toward Atlantic

$1-Ft. Tube And Capsule Seek Record   Release Is— Planned for Fourth Day

Daily News Index   TRICK UP SLEEVE  maemo poeta ara ee nem  Discoverer i a  Polar Orbit

Put Biggest Satellite in_ Earth Orbit  Expected to Circle Four Days Before ee ce eee, oe

Its Capsule To Be Ejected On Fourth Day  2,450-Pound Satellite Has 25-Foot Lenath

300-lb. Capsule To Be Ejected After 4 Days With Attempted Pickup

Discoverer XX Circles Earth   Powerful Satellite Will Drop Capsule After 4-Day Orbi

Plans To Keep Capsule Aloft For Four Days Before Effort To Retrieve It

Will Eject Capsule In Four Days   Discoverer XX Is Fired From Calif, Launching Site

SMYLIE ACTS ON DUSTING  Idaho Agricultural Chemica’ Control Council Announced

In the Wind  JAYCEES TO SPONSOR — ‘SANGERFEST’ APRIL 16 AT PUBLIC SCHOOL GYM  Barbershop Choruses From Le Mars — Spencer And Viborg, S. D. — “To Stage Harmony Show

General Motors Strike Threat Raised — Again Because of Plant-Level Disputes

UAW Gives GM Plans For Strike   310,000 GM Workers Free to Go On Strike At 10 a.m. Monday

Midas Circling Earth in Record Breaking Orbit   Repeatedly Passes Over Soviet Union

‘o Hours and 40 Minutes  Record High: Flying Midas Malar Dacses Over Russia

Midas Satellite  Scanning Russia Missile-Alarm ‘Seour’s:°*-  Orbu Widens View Rance

Circling Earth Over Soviet  Midas Missile Aloft To Spy Enemy Rockets

“Ne eded "Needed Exe xcitemenv  Boys Ge Get Terms For Seteing Cat Afire

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religion Features)

Kennedy, Macmillan Fearful Of New East-West Disputes   After Hospital Invasion  France Seeks Terrorists   Soviets Outgunning Americans With Brain Power?

Martha Daughtry of Martine   Reds Pushing Brain Power, Say Experts

Tempest Blows Over ‘Hatchetmen’ Legislators, Stung By Criticism ‘Of Pay Hike, Belabor Newsmen

Legislators Surveyed ....  Why Did Tar Heels Reject Bond Issues:

Why Did State Citizens Strike Down Bond Issue  Leaders Of Assembly Polled; Some Of The  Reasons Are Given

2 Indicted In Ratterman Plot  9 Others Charged On Gambling Counts

PROTEST IS SENT WESTERN ALLIES  Reds Charge Activity ‘Provocative’

‘Soviets Protest West German  Use Of Berlin Air Corridors   Reds Say Moves “Provocative”, . Violation Of. 1945 Agvereemant

Offers Peace Prayer in His  Farewell Talk   Nation’s Arms Must Be Mighty, Ready, He Savs in Broadcast

Eisenhower Goodbye  Is Prayer For Peace  But He Warns  Populace Thare Wil] Roa

Pres. Eisenhower Says His Last Good Night to American People Tues.

New Crises Ahead, Ike Tells Nation  Bids Farewell, Urges L wwe Wlaw tw Dalixec   Bids Farewell, Urges Long View in Policy— Calls U. S. Strongest And Most Influential

Peace Is Hope Of President  In Farewell U. S. Strongest, Has Much Yet to Do, Nation Told

President Bids Nation  Farewell   Chief Executive Sees Permanent Peace Far Away

Ike Bids Nation Final Good-bye  President in Mellow Mood; Offers Praver for Peace

Valedictory Is Delivered By President   Chief Executive Says Farewell With Prayer For Peace

Address Given In Reminiscent Mood Over Air  Outgoing President {fave For Peace And ams Of Dancers

95-Pound Explorer X'  Speeds at Nearly 18,000 m.p.h.   Today's Chuckle

Inside Today’s News   Scientists Claim American Public  ‘Would Panic Under Nuclear Attack

Nuclear Attack Would Result In National Panic; U.S. Apathy Toward Civilian Defense Scored

Five New Measures Proposed [House Tentatively Approves  [First 1961 Session Bill

$50 Billion Bet Yearly To Bookies   Senate Probers Learn “Take” Is $5.5 Billion

Hears of Gamblers’ Tricks Senate Group Probes Tax, Track Cheaters

Gamblers’ Trickery Is Studied   Electronic Units Are Shown Senate Investigators

Tricks Used By Gamblers Told in Probe   Senators Learn How Race Track Data Goes Over Network

Probers Air Tax Cheating By Hoodlums  Senate Group Calls Revenue Official, Rage Wire OQneratar

Senators Turn Light On Cheaters   Racket Probers Study Ways Hoodlums Prey On U. S. Race Tracks

Strategic Air Command Still  Held Strongest   Russell Calls It Most Destructive Force Operating

Flood Control (Turn to Page 2)   Balaguer Holds Meeting With Onoosition Leaders

Balaguer Holds On Strike-Bound Santo Domingo Has Arms-Enforced Curfew

Balaguer Dickers With Rival Groups  Strikebound Capital Quieted by Curfew

Balaguer To Oppose Pleas To Step Down   Dominican Leader Offers Elections Within Six Weeks

Storms Batter Wide U. S. Area  Turbulent Weather Stirred Up By   Turbulent Weather Stirred Up By Collision of Cold and Warm Air

Baseball-Sized Hail, Thunderstorms, Tornadoes Plague Nation’s Weekend

Chrysler put on notice, no concessions   Automaker and UAW open new contract talks

Injunction Bars ‘Freedom Riders’  Court Issues Order To Alabama Official

Segregation Test Forbidden Alabama Judge Issues Order  Banning ‘Freedom Riders’

FEBRUARY FIESTA In Creston Today  Qa Seseegdl ax;   Mrs. Nellie Delay Dies Here at 84

UAW-GMC Strike End By Thursday Doubtful   UGN Drive for 1961 Goes Into High Gear Monday

Order: End Strikes  UAW URGES NEW PACTS BY LOCALS      Hopes Vanish For Agreement  By Thursday

Hopes Dim For Auto  Settlement Top-Level Talks Off, UAW Urges Local Accords

LAKE TEMP. 76 DEGREES  AT sHORELINE   Local Level Issues Dash Hope For GM, Union Accord Before Thursday

Local Disputes Balk GM, Union  Pact Completion  UAW Postponing Action To Await End of Tieups

Hope For Early Peace In General Motors Strike Vanishes: Reuther Is Disappointed

Crippling Strike, Fatal Air Crash and Flooding Spotlight Day’s News

THURSDAY POSTPONED   UAW Delay Dashe: Hopes Of Ending Strikes Tomorrow

UAW Urges Locals To End Strikes Quickly  Hone For Thursday Auto Settlement Vanishe:

INVASION TALKS EBBS IN HAVAN/   Castro Switches From Yankees To Please For Volunteers To Save Sugar Crop.

“TALKS EBBS IN HAVANI   Castro Switches From Yankees To Please For Volunteers To Save Sugar Crop.

an Uastro Papers 7 Housing 1 Plans. Replace  ‘Invasion Th: Headlines

 Havana Newspaper Switches Signals  ‘Yankee Invasion’ Predictions Are Dropped From Front Page

Announce Home Building Plans  Cuban Papers Drop Invasion Predictions

"Yank Invasion Dropped From Front Pages  Top Headline  Gaee tn Now

Ia Castro Papers 3 Housing  Plans Replace ‘Invasion’ In Headlines

'Replaced by Home Building Plans ‘Invasion’ Predictions ‘Dropped by Cuban Press

Cuba Papers Drop Invasion Story; Havana Military Activity Dwindles

Cuba ‘Invasion’ Frenzy Weakens  Sugar Crop Harvest Poses New Problems

FRIDAY DEADLINE IS GIVEN CHRYSLER   Auto Firm Must Come Up With Economic Offer On Wages And Benefits

BAME ENE EAGT AEE A EO BE MU ADELE:  Woman Attorney Found Slain in L.A. Home

U. S. IN FAVOR OF LIFTING SANCTIONS   Kennedy For Restoring Diplomat: de Relations With Dominican Repubiie

Guilty   Record Midwest Floods Keep Up Their Relentless Pressure

Many Uarm Residents  Flee Flood  Little Wabash River 979s Abn. Bk.   Little Wabash River 21.3 Ft. Above Banks, Crest Due Today—40 Pct. of County Covered

Backwaters Keep Thousands Dispossessed  Record Floods Hit Midwes'

Get a New Nese, Look Like Jackie   Woman,Is Chosen Kennedy's Doctor

j PRESIDENT PICKS MOTHER OF TWO Silver-Haired Woman Medical “Genius” To Be Kennedy’s White House Physician

Fite sble aus moran, ae  ‘Murdered’ Man Alive; Kin In Jail Since ’°56

vincinia WEATES   BPW Sets Aside ‘Low-Priced 3° Ru ling  Car ‘Pool’ Studied For State Agencies

Episcopalians Call for Inquiry  Into Council of Churehes Activities

Farm Bill Wins Committee Nod  Feed Grain Surplus Target of Measure

Youths Find Editor’s Aid A Bit Sharp  Recreation Grine   Recreation Gripe Gets Compulsory Activity ‘Proposal’

Chrysler Corporation, UAW Sign New Master Contract This Morning   Last Big Contract

Damaged Morale Of Soldiers in Division, Claim   -Troops:No Cry Babies, Savs Commander

O'Konski Hurts 32nd's Morale, General Says   Men Not Cry Babies Smith Says in Reply To Congressman

Castro Said in Field with Troops Fear and Suspicion Said Widespread inCubanfapita

Brother Joins Boy in School; Store Picketed  New Orleans Dad's Trouhblee Mountina

No Demonstration At School —  Drug Clerk’s Two Boys Crack Orleans Boycott

Second White Enters New Orleans Class;  Thompson Family Is Evicted From Home

lt chico static  White Boy Joins Brother, Extending Segregation Break

Work Program Due Here For Welfare Cases  Proposed Plan Is Not Like Program

Work Program Due Here For Welfare Cases   Proposed Plan Is Not Like Program In N.Y., However

UN Is in Chaos Over.  Successor  Russ Expected To Push For Troika

‘Project Plans — LIST TEAM CAPTAINS  AT ST. JOSEPH PARISH  — FOR GEHLEN SCHOOLS EYPANSION FUND DRIVE

e i . ‘ Life's End » SET FUNERAL RITES”  HERE FRIDAY FOR — WHITYYAM fT RIFIWRRN

Special Unit Ends Years Of Secrecy   Commies ‘Coming Out OF Holes’  Across Michivan

Storms Level Buildings In Upstate Area   Spotty Damage Caused In Newton, Jasper Counties; Indiana Rivers Rise After New Rains.

Council Gets Contract  General Motors, UAW Reach ‘Agreement On 3- Year Pact

25 LOCALS MUST SETTLE OTHER CASES   Pittsburgh Not Represented At Council Meeting

GM and UAW in Agreement on A New Contract   Settlement Follows Marathon Session -

Agree on A 3-Year  Contract   Local Plants Must Abide By Decision

Auto Union, GM Reach Agreement   Three-Year Pact Covers 350,000 Hourly Rate Workers; Expect Full Production Next Week

GM, Union Agree On Wage Contract  Accord Applies To All 129 Locals

Three-Year Pact Spells Strike End   Reuther Confident of Its Approval from Union Council.

New Contract Submitted to Union Council  Settlement Comes After 27-Hour  Marrenthan Gnaeeinn

UAW andGM  aqree on pact   Ford, Chrysler settlements are still pending

3-Year Pact Hikes UAW Pay At GM      Reuther, Motor Giant Reach Accord Just Before Deadline

GM and Union Ready To Sign   Agreement Finally Reached in Detroit

" THREE- YEAR SETUP COVERS 350,000 ) EMPLOYES  GM, UAW Reach Contract Agreement

GM And UAW Agree On 3 Year Contract   Reuther Says He Is Confident Union's Natl GM Council Will Approve Settlement

GM, Union OK National Contract   Negotiations in Struck Oakland Plant Continue

Agree On Contract   Settlement Ends 27-Hour Marathon Bargaining Session

GM, Union  Racing Clock  For hasead No Hint Is Given  When Agreement  Might Be Reached

Expect Full Production  Next Week   Three-Year Pact Covers 350,000  fn Auto lidusipy

Japan Devoted To Democracy,  Ikeda Asserts   Premier Calls For Better Effort In Backward Lands

Japan never will turn Red   ‘Democratic principles too deeply penetrated

Don't Misjudge Japan, Plea   Prime Minister Says Democratic Government to Grow

 Democracy Ir  Japan Strong,  Ikeda Says Middle-Man Role  For U.S. Asian Aid Suevested

Senate To Act On Compulsory Aute Insurance And N. C. Highway Safety

LLL ELL  YOURE 4 CHARLIE, , KHRUSHCHEV  TWant To Talk to Nikita...

WEATHER RECORD   lrate Britisher Calls-- Nikita Khrushchev ‘A Charlie’

. Pub Keeper Gets Through to Nik‘That Bloke Khrushchev’s a Charlie’,

You’re a Charlie, Irate Pub-Keeper Calls Khrushchev Over the Blower

Says Dominicar Republic Safe From Castro   Gen. Trujillo Issues Warning

Acreement Is Blocked By Junta  Won't Allow  Troop Return mp TT ¢ ’ ae Wie ee

Leaders Veto Magruder’ Authority   Commander Demands Troops Used In Coup Be Returned To Him

‘Vaunted New York Power ‘Difference In First Game   SUPNTIE PUNTA”

Howard, Skowron Rap Solo Shots; Ford Wins 2-Hitter   Firet Game Box

Step-Up Aimed At Catching-Up  JFK Hints He Does Not  Share Scientists Skepticism

U.S. Is Putting Full Effort Into Space Program   Trying to Catch Up With Soviet Union, President Declares

To Work Hard For Peaceful Berlin Solution, Says JFK   Doing Our Best To Catch Uo In Soace

SOOO Tt. tase  News family of possible readers.   NOT DOUBTFUL OF RUSSIAN ORBIT HOPS   Kennedy Says Soviets Are Months Ahead Of Us  CAN'T PERMIT   Hostile Nation To Dominate Space, President Tells News Session

President Warns U.S. Can't Permit Control by Soviet   Reveals New Plan For Border Patrol Airliner Guards

ARE MONTHS AHEAD NOW   President Also Tells  Newsmen: “Hijackings Are Work Of Lunatic  Fringe.”’

Kennedy Says U.S. Putting Maximum Efforts into Catching Up In Space

Maximum Effort  President Says US. Running Hard To Catch Reds In Space

U.S. ‘all out’ to catch Russ   Cannot allow any hostile nation to dominate space

President Says US Space Plans AreProgressing   ' Declares Red Feat Is Not Indication - Free World is Weak

Highest Efforts Given To Space   Kennedy Says He Believes That Reds Have Placed Men In Orbit

U.S. Moving Faster In Space Work   President Says All Out Effort Being Made

Space Effort Now Maximum’ JFK Says No Enemy  To Dominate Heavens

‘FORGIVENESS’ FEATURE CLOUDY May Ask Minnesota Legislature To Clarify Tax Withholding Law

HEE EEG NUE  KINGSLEY YOUTH HURT WHEN GUN ACCIDENTALLY NISCHARGES INTO FOOT

In the County   KINGSLEY YOUTH HURT WHEN GUN ACCIDENTALLY DISCHARGES INTO FOOT

Khrushchev Says Goals Exceeded  1970 Still Target Date to Beat U.S.

Khrushchev Lauds Soviet Gain in Industrial Output   Soviet Premier, in Speech, Indicates Date to Overtake U. S. Still Is 1970.

Missionaries Urged to Leave Troubled Area   Mission Group In Kiva Province Reaches Safety =

U.S. Calls For Protection In Congo  Demands Bringing Congo Troops To fuetee Earp Alenca

Missionaries Must Leave Danger Areas   State Department Protests Action Of Gizenga’s Men

West Will Have to Ask E. Germany for a Pass to Berlin, Mikoyan Asserts

Russian Tells Japan Soviet To Sign Pact   Repeats Threat Of Separate East Germany Treaty

While School Keens   LE MARS COMMUNITY . HIGH SCHOOL’'S YOUNG SCIENTISTS — HOLD SUCCESSFUL SCIENCE FAIR HERE SATURDAY  Announce List — “Of Ribbon Winners In Two Divisions

MARILYN LEAVES HOSPITAL   TO: LUNCH WITH QUEEN  Cosmonaut Gagarin Mobbed in London

London warms up to Yuri Gagarin, screaming crowd nearly mobs him

Governor's Tax Setup Submitted  Includes Request “For Withholding

Proposals Are Aimed af Those Earning $10,000   Increased Rates Would Become Effective tn ‘62

it’s for Medical Research  U.S. To Send Russia  Radioactive Materials

UNION DESCRIBED AS COMMUNIST-DOMINATED  Hotta Pact With Bridges Under Fire

Claims Union Not Dominated By Communists   ‘No Agreement Hoffa Take Anybody’ Teamster Chief Snaps

Air Force B-32 Jet Bomber Explodes In Air   3 Dead, 3 Missing In Flaming Crash

Jet Bomber Explodes In Flight Over N. Carolina; 2 Live, 3 Dead, 3 Missing

New Guinea Expert Sees Little Hope  Claims It Would   Claims It Would Be Miracle If Still Alive

Judge Aiken Is Studying Housing Case   Fina] Arguments Differ Widely

Union Street Testimony Is Concluded   Final Arguments Set Tomorrow

Rebel Captain Secks Asylum In Brasil  Swashbuckling Piracy Saga Ends

Seized Ship Returned At Brazil Port   Rebel Commander Charges Foul As Vessel Reclaimed

Ship Returned To Portuguese: Galvao Protests   Leader of Revolt Says Brazil Pledged To Hold Santa Maria

Ship Reclaimed By Portuguese As Rebel Yells   Galvao Claiming Brazilian Renege

Where To Find It   Portuguese Reclaim Hijacked Liner; Crush Uprising In Angola Colony

Says B Brazil Contracted To Keep Ship  Portuguese Get Ship Back While Grounded Galvao Shouts Foul

Santa Maria Returned To Portugal; Rebel Band Vows To Continue Fight

Owners Get Santa Maria   Galvao’s Rebels Cry ‘Foul’ As Brazil Gives Up Pirated Liner

Revolutionary Move Modern Church Is Built  In Conservative Tyrol

Ask JFK fo Intervene ‘In Fued Over Water   Dispute Concerns Dams In Upper Basin States.

JFK Asked To Enter The River e ight  maae   Missouri Basin Struggle Entered By Three Senators

Hero Chimp Returns To United States  Ham “Healthy   Ham “Healthy And Happy,” Occupies Commodore's Quarters

Minuteman Shot Is Third U.S. Missile Success in 2 Davs: Chimpanzee Lives

Government Cracks Down Union Fines Its Members For Producing Too Much

NLRB STARTS SUIT  eaten tine meneame tnd nite neces eae  Unionists Fined For Producing Too Much

Finished Day Too Early  U.S. Cracks Down on UAW Local For Fining Members for Overproducing

News Index   Penalties Amount To Slowdown  NLRB Takes. On Union Fines System

Union Fines For Topping Goals are Hit   NLRB Counsel Acts To Outlaw Penalties For Excess Output

Attorney For NLRB Cracks Down On Union Fines Against Over-Production

US.to Tes! Work Curbs By Union   Action Asks Ban On Local Fines for Producing Too Much

U. S. Cracks Down On Labor Union — Fining Members For Too Much Output

Act Against Union Fines  for Workers  NLRB Complaint on Penalties for Over-Producing

NLRB Counsel Seeks to Outlaw Fines Set by Unions for ‘Over-producing’

Action Starts fo Outlaw Fine: Set by Unions  Over-Production   Over-Production Reason Behind Heated Debate

Union Fines For Working Are Hit   Government Starts Move To Outlaw Fines For Producing

Labor Board Plans Test of Union Fines  Action Directed Against Penalties For High Output

Crackdown On Unions Fining Their Members  U. S. Outlawing Fines For Worker On Overproduction

Action Based on Charges at West Allis Co.   Legal Test Started After Complaint by Employes

Kennedy Greets Pakistan Chief  Soldier-President Visits Washington

SEATO Will Take ‘Appropriate Action If Peace Negotiations for Laos Fail

Would Permif Roulette, Card Games   Proposal Calls For Petition By Districts

Adlai’s Plan Meets Criticism   Delegate Proposes Program by, of And for Africans

U. §. Asks U. N. For African Development  New Kennedy Proposal Unveiled in Shift ceam iLea'’e Daltaw

U.S. Asks U.N. For African Development   New Kennedy Proposal Unveiled In Shift From Ike's Policy

Stevenson Asks Development of And by Africans   Program Should Be   Program Should Be Divorced From Cold War. He Tells U.N.

U.N. Is Called Onto Work Out African Program   Views, Outlined by Adlai Stevenson

U.N. Developmen Plan For Africans Requested By U.S  Cold War Exclusion From That Continent Urged By Stevenson

Adlai Outlines American Views  African Development Program Urged to UN

Calamity Jane... (,un W oman Fails to Get Gash In Four Attempts at Holdup

Marlow Report JEK’s Quiet Technique Is Paying Good Dividends   $394 Million Depressed Areas Measure Approved

JFK Follows Footsteps of Teddy Roosevelt: Speaks Softly But Carries A Big Stick

Strong Man Arrested In ‘Subversion’   Cairo Radio Says Fighting Rages In Rebellion’s Wake

New Revolt In Syria In Trouble   Nasser Says Fighting On; Ex-Syria Stroneman Taken

Rulers Appear To Be Runnine Into Trouble   Report Popular Movement Begins To Retain U.A.R. Ties

Confused Middle Last Picture Syria Arrests Ex-Strongman;  Reports Differ on Fighting

Damascus Radio Reports That Allls  Crlin Eager Dee After Army Revolted

Regime Trying ‘To Consolidate Rule In Nation   Col. Serraj Charged With Subversion; Nasser Says Fighting Is Continuing.

Former Syrian Strongman Arrested for Attempting To Subvert” Revolt, Claim

Demonstrations in Favor of Nasser Reported in Areas  Nasser Says Reports Of Fighting Are Being Received

Nasser says  Still fighting in Syria      ‘Syrians Support mutiny’

New Syrian government running into trouble   Trouble in Syria may spread to its. Arab neighbors -

EX-UAR NO. 2 MAN ARRESTED IN SYRIA   Damascus Reports All Is Calm, Border Areas Appear To Have Unrest

Fighting Continues In Syria   Movement Underwav To Save Union With Egypt Says Nasser

SYRIAN REBELS ARREST FORMER UAR OFFICIAL   Nasser, Revolutionists Give Conflicting Reports On Conditions in Country

Also Demand U.N. Leave The Congo   Wants Hammarskjold Fired; Mobutu, Tshombe Arrested in Slaying

Soviets Refuse to apr Dag as  ffictal of UN  End of Operations In Conao Demanded

Russians Call For Removal Of U.N. Secretary   Announce Decision Not To Recognize Hammarskjold As Official Of U.N.

Recognition Of Secretary Withdrawn   Russia Demands End to U. N. Conao Operations

Russians Won't Recognize Dag As U.N. Official   Drastic Shake-Up In Congo Demanded

Soviets Refuse to Recognize Dag as Official of UN  End of Operations In Congo Demanded In New Attack

Will Refuse Him Further Recognition   Action Follows Rioting in Death Of Lumumba

Cheating Charged in Sale of Swiss Cheese With Machine-Made Holes

Defense Officials Plan Limited Use Of Powers Asked By JFK   May Call Up Reservists Or Hold Servicemen On Duty An Extra Yea

McNamara Makes Plea At Hearine   Also Would Lengthen Service Time, Armed Services Unit Told

Solons Give Fast Okay To 2 Bills   President's Program Passed by Senate Armed Services Group

Defense Heac Gives Plans To Senators   Military Increase Powers Would Be Used *Sparingly?

Defense Chief Says Limifed Power Use Seen   Senate Committee Nearing Passage O1 Part Of JFK Plan

Bill Expected To Get Senate Okay Today   House Hearing Set: Full Chamber V ote Is Due Monday

Full Congressional Passage of Buildup’s Primary Measures Expected Promptly

Call of 250,000 Reserves, $958 Million for Military Approved in U.S. Buildup

Congress Likely To Give Kennedy More — Than He Asked To Combat Red Threats

Full Senate May Vote Monday   Would Allow Reserve Callup;  HoldServicemen

Quick okay on extension. reservist call   Quick action to put forces at peak readiness

> Offset Threats To Ber     ‘Limited Use Of Recall Powers Planned

MANPOWER, HARDWARE ARE COVERED   House Committee Will Consider  Companion Bills

McNamara Says Authority To Extend Terms of Service Also Will Be Limited to Minimum Fxtent Necessary

Senate Committee May Give Approval Later in Day to 2 Requests by President

Hearing On Two Measures Held By Senate Group   Secretary McNamara Gives Testimony On Bills To Boost Military Power

Solons Ask Economy to Meet Costs   They Also Warn K United States to Go 'A!l Out'

Defense leaders plan limited use of powers  Aemad Saruicac (Camm stan anknrnavac   Armed Services Committee approves Kennedy's new military requests   CIty aitalls  Council studies request to take in western area

Bill Grants — Authority To Call Military  Senate Passage Is E. oe a re  iwrnert:   Senate Passage Is Expected Friday; House Vote Later

New Crisis Power Asked For Kennedy   McNamara Request: Manpower Authority Added $958 Million

Military Boost Request Gets Initial Approval   Draft Deferments Won't Be lightened Up—UNLESS

McNamara Outlines Plan To Beef Defense   Congress Expected To Rush Through Arms Requests

McNamara Says President Will ‘Use Sparingly’ Powers on Military Needs

Authority To Be Utilized ‘Sparingly’   Defense Secretary Testifies As Senate Works On Build-Up

Study Panel Gives Quick Nod To New Powers   Upper House Slated To Get Measures for Consideration Friday

Expect Action Friday on Key Defense Bills   Congress Moves Quickly to Back Kennedy Requests

Committee Goes Along With JFK   Plan Sparing Use for Authority, Says McNamara.

Wright Pact Controversy ls Deferred  Ctary Sar 7 Dane !   Senate Group Grants Swift OK to Kennedy's Manpower Request

Pentagon Plans Only Limited Use Now of Mobilization Authority   Recognizes ‘Distruptive Effects’ of Calling Reservists, Extending Tours of Duty; Two Of Kennedy's Proposals Voted by Committee

Defense Leaders Plan Limited Use of Powers   Domestic Cuts Demanded  GOP Pledaes Formal Support

Full Chamber Is Expected To Act Today   Authority to Call Up Reserves, Buy More Weapons Advanced

‘Limited Use’ Of Mobilization Power Pledged  McNamara Tells Senators Plans In New Buildup

Committee _ Sends Bill lo Senate Floor   -House Hearings On Bills Begin Today; McNamara Testifies

Defense To Limit New Powers   Tell Congress Plan Is To Go Easy  At Present

Limited Use Of JFK Powers  JFK’s Request To Up U.S. Defenses Acted On Fast

Military Requests Go Through Senate Group   Pentagon Leaders Claim Only Limited Use At Present of Powers to Call Up Reservists and Extend Tours of Duty

Defense Leaders To Limit Use Of New Call-Up Power   Kennedy's Stand On Red Advances Wins Solid Support From Allies

ineserve Plans, Money For Planes, Ships and Missiles OK?’d hv Tinit

House group votes to call reservists —   Offensive delayed  U.S. efforts hampered by Allies’ uncertainty .

New Powers to Be Used ‘Sparingly’   McNamara Says Reserves,  Draft Hardships Considered

BUILDUP APPROVED  Senate Ready To Vote Funds   (See Related stories on Page 4-A)

Speedy Action Sends Bill to Floor Today  Committee Vote Unanimous on Dollar Outlay

2 JFK Requests Given General Approval Today   Senate Body Puts Okay on Plans For More Men, Arms

Policies On Draft  ‘Discussed   Congressmen Anxious To Speed  Military Buildup

Licfense: Congressional  Approval on Arms Request   Pentagon Plans Limited Reserve Use at Present’

Senate Unit Passes JFK Arms Bills.   Military Proposals Get Overwhelming Approval

Congress Is Briefed By McNamara   See Quick Approval. Of JFK Requests

Rain, Fog, Snow Can’t Keep Udall From Trying to Climb Mount Fuji

Forest Fires Hit 150 Acres around Renove  6 Fires in Day; Wind Hampers but Overniaht Rain Aids   Fog, Rain Delay Udall’s Plans to Climb Mt. Fuii

BUT HE’S DETERMINED Udall’s Plan To Climb Japan’s Fuji Runs Into Clinging Fog, Cold Rain

Much Of Belgium’s Work Force Returns After 28 Days of Strikes ..  But Two Shot In_ Fight      POLISH NATION TREASURES RETURN

Berlin Interpretive  Nikita Eyes Allies’ Confidence   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Khrush Demands Kennedy Halt Cuban Invasion  Commun ist Chieftain Describes Assault

Khru Asks JFK To Halt Invasion   Hopes To Denounce U.S. As Aagressor

Soviet Warning Of Military Aid Lad Before U.N   Reply From Kennedy Awaited; Assembly Opens Tense Debate

Moscow:  Soviet Union Prepared to Help Castro  Delegate to U_N.   Delegate to U_N. Issues a Warning  To United States

TO CASTRO REGIME  Sen Reem CRE INN Rm rt eNO ee ee tn ame Se RA aR ma ceo  Reds Promise Aid   READ REPLY LATER

Khrushchev Send: Letter To JFK   (Other stories and pictures on the Cuban battle are on Pgs. 2 and 9)

Even if Rebel Invasion Is A Failure  Hope Gamble to Spork Wave of Desertions

REDS’ U.N. SPOKESMAN IN WARNING   Soviet Agency Says Americans Aid Revolution

With ‘All Necessary Assistance’ Soviet Union Pledges Support For Cuban Regime of Castro

Survey Shows Counties Interested In Zoning   Small as Well As Large Counties Are Taking Steps

Arab League Seer etarn v Guster -al Seeks  To Avert Armed Conflict Over Kuwait

All This And Tar Heel, I oo! \Nation’s Newest Dream Girl Starts 'On Year’s Journey As Miss America

‘Minnesota Town Benefits  ere  iM unicipal Utility Gives Yule Gift: Free Month’s Payor

Rioting Impairs Peace Hopes  Mob.in Alseria. Burns  Two European Women

Corps for Peace Draws Interest  10 to 12 Countries Register Opinion

And Its 2-to-L i in Seri ‘iES  Maris Homers i in Ninth;  Breaks Tie, Yanks Win   (Stories, Pictures Pages 3, 5, 8, 12)

General Believes The Marine Hymn,  So He Bans Critical Magazine Story

Speaks To Home State GOP —  \Nixon Says He Won't Run  \For Governor in California

Nixon Shuns Governor Race  Ex-Veep Will Join   re ; ae ees Tr sain

Not To Run For Governor  Of California   Urges Republicans To Launch Talent Search For New Faces

Will Not Run For Governor. Nixon Says   California GOP Urged to Search for

Nixon Won't Seek Election In California   Not Candidate For Governor, Former V. President Says

 Off-Year Elections Held Key to Win in 1964  Nixon Tells California GOP He Won't Run for Governo.

Asks Party Search for New Faces   Leadership Offer; Not Counted Out; Law Firm Hookup.

Nixon Rules Out Candidae. For Governor   Urges California GOP Talent Hunt For 1962 Victory

Nixon Urges Search For  New Talent   Declines to Enter Race for Governor JIn His Home State

Urges Search for Talent ....  Nixon Reveals He Will Not Seek Governor Post

Nixon Will ‘Not Run For ‘Governor   Calls On GOPs   To Search For New Faces

Auto Toll Nears Grim  U.S. Record   Fast-Mounting Death Roster Exceeds 300  With 340 Forecast as 3-Day Holiday Total

Junta Puts  Ban on All  Activities No Official Word   No Official Word On Whereabouts Of Premier Given

Milita ry Dissolvi ing  Asse hind Chang Safe, Has Not Asked Asvlun

U.S. Demands Chang Regime Be Restored  Armed Forces Use Tanks in Grob For Power

Chang Regime ls Thrown Out In Swift Coup.   National Assembly, Local Government Assemblies Dissalyved

Ask Control Be Returned  To Premier   Chang Reported Under Arrest In Sudden Maneuver

Order All Assemblies  To Disband   Arrest Chang, Other  Government Leaders

Governmen Assemblies  Dissolved  U.S. Demands Control Be Returned

Dissolves Elected  Bodies   South Korea Army Claims Control; Will Arrest Premier. Cabinet

To Dissolve All Ruling  Assemblies   American Officials Demand Return Of Control To Premier

Armed forces of South Korea sweep into power, defy U.S.   Army too strong for So. Korea's fragile semblance of democracy

Orders all government assemblies dissolved  South Korea military coup defies U.S.

Rejects U.S. Demands To Refurn Control   Premier Chang, Cabinet Reported Under Arrest

Chiefs Of Armed Forces Seize South Korea: In A Bloodless Coup: Defy U.S.

Leaders Defy U.S., Order National Assembly Dissolved: Uncontirmed Reports Say Premier  Chang, Cabinet Arrested

Dissolyes Government Assemblies  South Korean Military Takes Over, Defies U.S.

U. S. Supports Prime Minister Chang...   Junta Gains Control of South Korea

Capital In Hands Of Rebel Junta   Generals lgnore American Protest

Junta Will Arrest Deposed Government Officials  Korean ArmedForcesDefyU.S.

Take Over Gov't In Military Coup   Order Arrest Of Premier Chang, Cabinet; Ignore American Plea To Restore Elected Officials

[No Longer Muster  ‘Earl of Snowdon’ Title ' Given to Armstrong-Jones

Temperature Chart   Tony Accepts Title With Great Pleasure’  Wr.’ Gives Way To Earl Of Snowdor

Merit Plan On Judges Is Advanced   Would Make Some Posts Appointive

Utah College, School Fund Meets Favor   EXCEEDS PROGRAM   WERER INCLUDER

Food Stamp Offices To Help Needy   Will Be Open Saturday, Monday

PRAYER FOR...  @ 0DAY e   (‘Copyrighted 1961, A Nationa Council of Churches Religion Features)

Half-Brother Of Senator Shoots Wife   State Employe Of Georgia Then Kills Himself

Sen. Talmadge’s half-brother  a ee  Atlantan shoots his wife, kills himself

Still Seriously Ill  JFK's Father Listed ‘A Little Better’ Today

Kennedys Father [Is Still Serious  Chief Physician Says Chance OF K annedvy’'e

President's Father  Reported Improved   Cardinal Cushing Hospital Visitor

JFK Return Set Tonight After Talks   Joe Kennedy Seems Better, Doctor Says

Father Of JFK Sali  Is Serious   Slight Inpravement Noticed: Partial is Sets In

Reported Improved      Cardinal Cushing Visits Ailing Joseph Kennedy

President Returns to  Ailing Dad Survival Chances  Are Better Now

J FK Visiting With Family. Ailing Father   Elder Kennedy Will Survive Stroke But Full Effects Unknow

‘Doctors Expect Kennedy’s Father to Live, But Doubt He Can Make Full Recovery

Jos. P. Kennedy Visited By Cushing; Cardinal Says Ailing Man Able To Talk

President’s Father Speaks To Cardinal  Cushing Reports  Joseph Kennedy Much Improved

Cardinal Calls On Jos. Kennedi  President's Father. Is Much Improved

No Business Scheduled President Joins Family For Christmas Holidays

Cardinal Sees Jos. Kennedy   Talks Briefly With Old Friend, Ill After Stroke

Still Seriously Il Joseph P. Kennedy Said Greatly Improved Today

JFK’s Father Is Showing  Improvement   Top Authority Gives Views On Sudden IIness

Cardinal Cushine Visits President's bather: Finds Hin Very Vineh Better

J oseph Kennedy Expected To Survive His Stroke However, He Is Give en n Little Chance  ~~ ry FE Tr, ae Ben...

JFK Returns To Bedside of {Il Father  Christmas Plans of Kennedy’s Family   Christmas Plans of Kennedy's Family Still ‘Up in Air’

Full Recovery From Stroke Held Unlikely  ~~ nt Puts ‘enh. Pin fen   Statement Puts Kennedy Out Of Immediate Danger

Kennedy Back In Palm Beach   Father's Condition Listed As Improved

Cushing Sees JK’s Father   Cardinal Says Stricken Kennedy Speaks A Word Or Two To Him

Cardinal Cushing visits ailing Joseph Kennedy   Manaces reply   “Much improved”

Kennedy, Sr. No Worse Is Repor*   Speaks L.iefly with Cardinal Cushing At Bedside Visit

PRESIDENT’S FATHER SHOWS IMPROVEMENT   Doctors See Slight Chance For Full Recovery From Stroke   CARDINAL CUSHING AMONG VISITORS

Cubans Plot More Plane Hijackings!   Scek To Grab  Five Airliners

5 More Planes Linked to Wild Hijacking Plan   Free Passengers Aboard First of Purloined Craft

5 More Planes Linked to Plan   First Hijacked Ship's Passengers Are Freed

\\ hoops. So Sorry for lneonvenienes,  But Airliner Landed At Wrone Spot

Pilot Grounded, Could Lose License, Racause He Landed at Wrong Ajirpor

BEAUTY CONGRESS ENTRY ADMITS SHE'S 15— AND SHE'S CALIFORNIAN. NOT COSTA RICAN

Contest Heavy Area Rain: evealed Strand Motorists   Beauty Contest Sham Revealed

U.S. Brands Laos Talks Red Charade   American-Chinese Conflict Threatens End to Deadlocked Peace Conference

U.S., Red Cnuina In Peace Talk Clash   ‘Arrogant’ Chinese Attitude Blamed As Conference Appears Near Deadlock

\Friday Is “P’ Day Military And Civilians To Salute John Kennedy

JEK Bids Congress  Hike Levy   $100 Limit Sought On Goads Being Brought To U. 8.

Other Steps Ottered to Cut Gold Outflow   Special Message Is Sent to Congress on Problem of Tourists

 Maximum Now $500 ‘Kennedy Urges $100 Limit  On Duty Free Tourist Good:

Push Exports But Would Place Lower Limit On Souvenirs   APPROVE MESSAGE

Ceiling Would Help Solve Gold Problem   Higher Interest Rates For Foreign Deposits In America Proposed

$100 Duty-Free Top Asked for U.S. Tourists  Among Steps Proposed to Cut Rew wt @,J

Kennedy Asks Lowering Of Duty Exemption  sit Lies, On. Goods Of 1 Buty Seated

Cut Down Tourist Spending: Kenned\  Would Cut Duty-Free Purchases to $100

Asks Cut In Spending, Investments Overseas: Urges Tax Laws Study

Cases Up to Date Supreme Court Is Lauded by Bar   Appeal Declared Incompetent, Ineffective  High Court Censures Falls Lawyer

189 Are Missing In Ship Disaster, All Believed Dead   563 Are Saved From Burning Liner  In Persian Gulf

At Half- Year Mark, Kennedy Pleased ‘With Home Progress: Concerned Abroad

First Six Months  Kennedy Pleased With Progress On Domestic Front In Half-Year

 World’s Woes Pose Problems For Kennedy   President Satisfied With Progress On  Domestic Scene In . Rivct Sty Manthe

First Six Months Sees Domestic Affairs Progressing Satisfactorily But Questions International Goals

Kennedy's six months; progress at home, foreian outlook black   MacArthur, Kennedy in private luncheon talk

6& MONTHS IN OFFICE Kennedy Is Satisfied  On Domestic Front:  World Coneern Hieh

Negro Freed On Charge Of Rape Of White Freedom Rider   All-White Jury Hears Trial In Texas Case

SEEKS QUICK WAY TO GET ‘MORE MONEY   New Governor Expects $90, ‘Million. Deficit By -. June. 30, Sees Need For  . Crash. Program.

Fiscal Picture In State Not Clear At Present Time  Governor Believes  State Will Be About C207 AAillian In Rad

SEEKS QUICK WAY 10 GET MORE MONEY   New Governor Expects $30 Million Deficit By June 30, Sees Need For Crash Program.

Rusk Plans Help For §. Viet Nam   Secretary To Lead Geneva Delegation On Laotian Problen

Brighter Times Ahead   SOUR NOTES Change Kennedy's Censorship Tune

Press Tells Kennedy Censors Unnecessary   Representatives Confer With Chief Executive And Are Promised No Bars

Porpoise Becomes Talkative  Navy Scientists Have Big Plans for Her in War

Navy Porpoise Turns Out To Be Unpredictable; ‘Talking Best Trick Yet

NOTTY’S CHATTY, BUT SLOW _ Navy Scientists Working On Gea So They Can Talk With Porpoise

Porpoise Navy Trains May Some Day —  Hold Conversations With Its Trainer

 Her Speed Is Slow — Navy’s Trained Porpoise  Has Learned to Talk

Talking Dolphin Delights Scientists Navy Por poise Expected To Hit Up to 40 Knots

Study Natural Streamlining  Navy Trains Porpoise To Count: Tape ‘Conversation

A PROJECT WITH A PORPOISE  Navy Building Gear To Talk With Dolphin

Top. Tnls, NIKITG:  Navy Intent On Learning.     To Answer Talking Porpoise

Mild Weather Through Saturday Is Prediction   (See story on tornadoes and weather forecast Barmy Dh

Cuban UN Envoy Hits U. S. Base   Guantanamo Said To Be Against Cuba

GUANTANAMO BASE DRAWS ENVOY’S FIRE   Mercenaries Forming There To Attack Cuha, Assembly Told

Cuban Says Mercenaries Gather at Guantanamo; Base Is Against Cuba

Cuban Official Charges US. —   U.N. Delegate Says That Naval Base Will Be Used Aaqainst Cuba

Deadlock  Expected For Seat   Philippines Seeks U.N. Council Post

Toughest Challenge for All for Committees . .  Lawmakers Try To Figure Out 'How To Pay for School Reforms

By Genera  Assembly  Asia, West Africa Nations Admitted To Ranks of UN

Before It's Too Late’—  Nikita Presses Finns for Action on Treaty

N. Europe Not Safe, K Declares   Measures Needed Before Too Late,Finland Head Told

Me. KK. Tells Finn  Northern Europe No Longer ‘Area Of Peace, Tranquility

Khrushchev Puts Pressure on Finland   Result of Talks With President Kekkonen Still a Guarded Secret.

‘KHRUSH, KEKKONEN IN CONFAB   Leaders Fear Soviet Demand For New Bases

‘K’ Attacks W. German ‘Militarists Baltic No Longer  ‘An Area of Peace’

Russian-Finnish — Conferences Held  Khrushchev Says North Europe thin Fanacr an Area of Peace’ .

Soviet Leader, Finn President Discuss Matfer   Kekkonen Wants to Know Reason for Russ Demand

Khrushchev Puts Heat On Finland  Northern Europe Not ‘Area of Peace

Tie With West Germany Held Peril to Reds   Kekkonen Warned of Need for Mutual Defense Moves

Says N. Europe No Longer Peaceful  Kekkonen Warned Action Needed Before li’s Too Late

MUST CURB WEST REICH MILITARISTS   Norway,Denmark Are Involved In Siberian Parley

Hits Bonn Chiefs for Situation  Results of Talks Are Well Guarded

Khrushchev Puts Pressure On Finland   Criticism Aimed At Norway And Denmark

Khrushchev To Kekkonen Finnish-Red Conference  Urged Before Too Late

Khrushchev Suspicious Of Finland  Soviet Head Warns orf @ niwex At nc tame   Soviet Head Warns Of Scandinavian, German Treaties

Reneats His Demand For ‘Measures   NOTHING CHANGED   “CONVINCED”

Neutrality of Finns Menaced By Khrushchev   Kekkonen Told That North Europe ‘No Longer Is Peaceful’

Castro Sound: Out Neighbor For Solution  Efforts Reported To End Dispute  DRaotwoan {'ssho Tic

Castro Sou nds Out Ven  ‘ElSalvador Breaks OffRelations With Cuba

Fidel seeks Venezuela as conciliator   Wants help to solve differences with the U.S.

Castro Extends Feelers   Venezuela Asked To Probe U. S. On Cuban Relation

Castro Seeks Solution. To Problems with U.S.   De Gaulle Gives Algerians Bid  “Rebels Accept Peace Talks

Castro Seeks Good Offices Of Venezuela   Wants It To Help Solve His Troubles With United States

Castro Seeking Venezuela’s Aid  Note Seen Amounting To Conciliation Move

OutsideOAS. ‘ Venezuela Sounded Out On Solving U: S.-Cuban Riff —

Castro Wants Venezuela to Help in Solving His Differences With U. S.

iA Sr ane:  Castro Seeks Way to Ease  Differences   Cubans Sound Out - Venezuela to Help Relations With US

She's Fashion Model At Home—  Amsterdam Girl, 19, Is World's Beauty Queen

‘What Can I Say?’  me h Girl Stunne a by Victory   M-F Float Is Joseph  Davs Parade Winner

Violent Anti-U.S. Demonstrations Sparked By Reds In Many Countries

Italian Leader ls Told Planes Will Be Downer  Russians to Get Fireside Chat” Monday Night

Kennedy Wins British In Cold War  President's Leadershi; Of The West —

Where You'll Find:   }U.s. Currency Color Plan Studied     That ‘Long Green’ May Become Red or Blue

HERALD INDEX   Print American Currency in Varied Colors? Secretary Dillon Has Proposal Under Study

MONEY IN FULL LIVING COLORS?  Red, Yellow, Blue Bills Considered

U.S. Currency in Different Colors Considered by Treasury Officials

‘Green Stuff? On Way Out?...     ‘Colored Currency’ Idea Kicking Around Treasury

‘Different Colors for Money 2  Treasurer Tells Secretary Dillon Varied Hues Could Reduce Errors

Five Maritime Unions Strike Coast Shippers  Goldberg Works To No Avail

Battle in Laos Bogged by Rain   Few Weeks Ahead of The Mensoon Season

Space Flight Plan, Figures  In Nutshell   Veteran Of 100 Plane Missions Set For Shoot

Three Of 40 Aboard  Emigre Boat Survive   Rescue Vessels Pick Up 23 Bodies Of Men, Women. Children Bound for Israel!

3 Survivors, 23 Dead Recovered From Seas  Off North Afriean Coast

23 Bodies Recovered  By Rescuers   Vessel Carried About 40 Jewish  Morocco Refugees

Israel-Bound Ship Founders, 40 Lost  Find Bodies of 23 Off African Const

Rescuers Pick Up Three Survivors, Bodies of 23  Israel-Bound Ship Capsize:s

IN -A LITTLE TOWN CALLED BEF HLEHEM  An Incident at an Inn—Just 1961 Years Aco

‘Good Businessman’ Turned Family From Inn   By HUGH A. MULLIGAN  AD Rlawcfoatureac Wieltae

Poignant Tale of Youth and  Age Untolds in Bethlehem   By HUGH A, MULLIGAN

Kennedy, Macmillan Talk About World's Problems, Nuclear Weapons Testing

Big Two Tackle Broad Ranae of World Problems   Agenda Includes Berlin, Goa, Nuclear Testing, With Advisors Sitting In.

Macmillan And Kennedy Seek 2-Power Accord   Leaders Alone At Morning Session

Cold Perils Deep South Citrus Belt   Subzero Marks In North Areas Set New Records

Eastern Half Of Nation Hit By Bitter Cold   Severe Weather Move: Into New England.” On Heels of Snow

= Deaths Attributed to Weather  Bitter Cold Plagues Nation  From Plains to the Seaboard

Art Heyman Case Dismissed Today  Only Two Witnesses Heard In Trial Of Basketball Player

Expect Civil Rights War:  In Senate   Administration otill Continues ‘Campaign Of Appeasement of South, ‘Says Javits

Opening Shots Fired in Civil Rights Battle   Senate to Suspend Rules to Tie 2-Year  Extension to Bill

Top General Protests New Space Policy   Kennedy Bypassing Military Opinions, Lemnpjteer Claims

 Rigging Charge Sparks Action  U.S. Orders Probe of Stock Exchange

DEMS END BITTER CAMPAIGN  Political Stakes High In New York Primary

\In Event Of Attack ‘Floating Command Post For U. S. Being Studied

Insuring Leader Survival — Seagoing Command Post For Military Pondered

Ship May Become Nation's Commana Post in Event of Enemy Atom Attack

In Case Nuclear War Should Come...  Floating Command Post Plans Grow

Sergeant Knew He Was Safe » Working on Missile Second Before Blastoff Gives One Eerie Feeling

ECONDS TO BLAST-OFF  Five Men Make Bold Repair to Hissing Rockei

Technicians Brave Death to Make Changes In Discoverer Rocket Hissing on Pad

Sergeant Courageously Makes An Adjustment To Discoverer Loaded With 2 Deadly Fuels

Kennedy Will Study New Cuban Policy  Redouble Latin America Suppor'

Kennedy Shifting to Policy of Isolating Castro, Bolstering Other Latin Nations

HERALD INDEX   August Considered Danger Period  Coup Rumored to Overthrow de Gaulle

PHEL ALLEL OLR LE ELE EEE EL EL AI aa.  Hare Today-~  Gone Tomorrow

Lawmaker a Candidate for New Post Unit Backs Prochnow For Seat in Congress

Bomber Gunner Tells Of Ejecting Himself Through A Sheet Of Flame

Through Sheet of Flame Airman Describes Lear From Crippled Bombe:

Missile Accident Survivor  B-52 Crew Member Escapec Through Sheet of Flames

{Launch Four Attacks  Tribesmen in Assault ‘On Swedish U.N. Force

UN Troops Repe' Rebels in Congo  Losses Are Heavy In Four Attacks

Swedish U. N. Troops Battle Baluva Tribes   Africans Charge But Suffer Heavily in Storm of Fire

Dillon Hits Guevara As  Confab Ends   Only Cuba Fails To Approve JFK's Latin America Plan

Dillon, Guevara Swap Attacks  Conference Ta End   Conference To End With Signing Of Latin Aid Charter

DILLON TRADES ‘BITTER WORDS WITH GUEVARA   Uruguay Parley Nears Windup

‘Economic Conterence Ending  19 Latin Nations Are Signed, Cuban Bitter

Inter-American Confab Ending  Cuba Refuses To Sign Alliance Aid Charter

Latin Nations Sign $20-billior Pact With U. S.   Dillon, Guevara Trade Bitter Words As Conference Ends

Cuba Hurls Invectives Against US  19 Of 20 S. American States Weld ‘Alliance For Pro ores’:

Latin American Alliance For Progress Gets Under Way With Charter Sianing

Latin Charter Signing Awaited  Only Cuba Left Out Of Kennedy Program

Russ Rejects French Reply On Jet Attack   - Calls Interception OF Soviet Aircraft “Act Of Banditry’

Russians Reject French Apology For Plane Attack  Demand Punishment Of Fliers Who Shot At Brezhnev’s Plane

Shooting Labeled Banditry   Apology to Russian President Over Air Incident Not Enough

Soviets Reject reach Vrs   Again Insist Pilot Be Punished For Unprecedented Ac’

Punishment of Aviators Insisted Upon   Paris’ Explanation of Air Incident Called Whitewash

Russia Rejects French Version Of Plane Buzz   Red Leaders Demand Punishment Of Guilty Fliers

Russia Insists France Punish Plane's Crew   Apologies Aren't Enough for Reds

Russians Call Event ‘Banditry’   Explanation By Paris Hit Hard In Tass Dispatch

Kremlin Snubs French Regrel  —_—- ite   Russ Talk Tough on Plane Buzzing

In Testimony at Hearing Failure to Protect Bus Riders Not Deliberate, Chief Says

School Aid Views Vary At Hearing   Protestant Agrees With Kennedy And Catholics Differ

Hold Budget Line Despite Pay Plea   May Find Other Means Tc Meet Deputies’ Boost

Madagascar Plan C Jaimed  By Kichmann   Defendant Tells Of Trying To Get Jews A Homeland

WI Madar ascar netreat i fi  Fichmann Says He Tried Te Save Jews

Eichmann Sought To  Save Jews  Claims He Had Plan To Set Up  Mawal-~-

‘Madagascar Plan’  Eichmann Says He Tried To Save Jews By Creating Island Home

Tried to Save Europe's Jews -Eichmann  Says He Favored   Says He Favored Moving Them To Madagascar

Eichmann Testifies He Tried to Save Jews   Had Plan to Settle Them on Madagascar.

Nutter Criticizes Encroachment on State Soveriegnty   More Research Urged

Soviet’ Policy Aimed at ‘Terrorization of © Humanity,’ Dean Says After Kennedy Huddle

s On es Tax dilable   o Union Embarks Policy: etrorization of Humanity”

Dean Says Reds Are Terror Bent   Says Red Super Bomb Is Made for Civilians

Several Appointed To Boards   City Council Okays Oil Leases tor Acreage In East Part of City

Open This Weekend:  First Completed Building In Elderly Project Ready

Collecting Scrap Metal in Camp Antifank Rocket Explosion  Kills One, Injures 2 Others

Blast Kulls Man, Injures  2 On Range   Rocket Goes Off As Trio Gathers Up Scrap Metal

Missile Maims  Two, Kills One   Scra p Collectors Victims At Camp Graylins

Rocket Blast Kills Gun Range Pilferer, 2 Hurt   Cowles Decapitated   Siens Are Posted

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religio:  Features)

Senate Fight on Tax Bill Is Hinted by GOP   Caucus Shows Some Demanding General Sales Tax Plan

Hope To Revive Republican Sales Setup Substitute  Panzer Declares Party Still Aims At General Tax

Youth, 17, Lectures Computer Scientists On How To Better Thinking Machines

Science Whiz, 17, Tells Pros of New Computer   Parmitted ta Teach Daughter at Home

JOHNSON T0 CONTINUE AS SENATE BOSS   Mansfield "Majority Leader, But LBJ Will Preside Over Party.

Johnson Keeps Senate Power  New Veep To Preside At Policy Parleys

Johnson Seen In Powerful  Political Role  Mansfield to Invite Texan to Preside

Johnson Keeps Senate Power  New Veep To Preside   New Veep To Preside At Policy Parleys

Eight-Inch Snowfall Hits Joplin-Neosho  Schools Are Closed In Southwest Missouri

Fliers Ponder Serious Question   ‘Confidence in Country Unshaken  Faith Helps Fliers to Hold Oui

{ncome Tax Bill Foes In Senate Mount Counter Attack —  4 Per Cent Consumer Sales Tax Proposed Instead

UAW OKs Strike Vote At Big 3. Auto Plants  JT anmala A allen   Locals Asked To End Vote By Aug. 31 Contract Expiration

Union Studies AMC Proposal  Strike Vote Sanctioned At Big 3 Auto Plants

UAW Gives Approval For Strike Votes   Aim To Bolster New Contract Demands At GM, Ford. Chrysler

Push Moscow on Laos stand   U.S. pressing for a yes or no on ceasefire

U.S. Wants Laos Cease  Fire Reply   Thompson Ordered To Get Yes Or No Answer On Issue

U.S. Presses Russia For Laos Reply   Concern Increases Over Profonged Delay ta Answer

Concern_In_ Washi ngton U.S. Pressing Reds For Reply On Plan For Laos Cease-Fire

RUSSIA PRESSED FOR ANSWER ON LAOS   KENNEDY ASKS ACTION ON EDUCATION AID

U.S. Pushes For Answer  About Laos  Wants ‘Yes Or No’ Reply From Soviet On Cease-Fire Plan

Laos:  U.S. Pressei For a Reply  From Soviets Ambassador Told ° To Push Reds on “Cease Fire Offer

U.S. READY ‘TO ANSWER ALL CHARGES   Soviets, Czechs Co-Operate On Fast Maneuver

ASKING REPL’ TO HALT-FIRE PROPOSAL   Envoy Instructed To Seek Quick Response  HINT RUSSIA   Stalling To Permit Rebe Forces To Consolidate Or Expand Position

U.S. Pushes Russia for  Laos Reply   Officials Growing Concerned Over Prolonged Delay

US. PRESSING RUSSIANS FOR PEACE IN LAOS   Authorities to Seek Yes or No Answer

Quick Reply Sought On  Laos Truce   U.S. Asks Russia for “Yes or No’ Answer; Showing Concern

Court Drops Charges in Hoffa Case   Mail-Fraud Counts Dismissed on Ground U.S. Grand Jurors . Improperly Chosen

Another Round Goes To Hoffa   “Judge Dismisses. Mail Fraud Charges Against Unionist

Hoffa Wins Test In U.S. Court In Mail Fraud Case   Judge Dismisses 12 Counts Of Using Union Funds To Purchase Land And Reselling At A Profit

Hoffa Wins U. S. Mail Fraud Case; Aides Also. Freed   Indicting Grand Jury Improperly Selected,  Judge Contends .

Will Harrison Papers Sued. For $200,000   ~Tribune Listed With 14 Other Publications 

STATE TAXES BLAMED 2 More Firms Leaving Wisconsin; How-To-Keep-Industry Parley Set

People. You Know   FRANK LANDRETH GETS JOURNALISM SEMINAR FELLOWSHIP —. FROM WALL STREET JOURNAL

U.S. Rejects Cuban Bid For Talks  ‘Communism in Hemisphere’ Said Not Negotiable

Refuse U. S. Talks While Cuba Is Red   Castro, Pres. Dorticos Offer Parleys, Meet Rejection Until Ties  - With Communism End

U'S. To Spurn Cuba Until Red Links End   State Spokesman Issues Response To Castro Statement For Talks

Union Chieftain Mum On Strike  saenaed Ra AAandaw   Accord By Monday Asked By President

Union Chieftain Mum on Strike   Accord by Monday Asked by President

UAW’s Chief Declines Talk On GM Truce  Won't Speculate On   Won't Speculate On Accord By Monday After Kennedy Bid

Gallup Poll Shows Nation Approves ‘Get Tough’ Approach —— Ee PR Preacn  Americans Fully Prepared To Fight For Rights In Berlin

Pronacanda Gamble   Gallup Poll Shows Nation Approves ‘Get Tough’ Approach  Americans Fully Prepared To Fight For Rights In Berlin

Bandits Grab U.S. Airliner, Fly To Cuba   38 On Craft Hijacked After Taking Off From Miami Port

Dozen African Villages Devastated in Outbreak Of African Fighting

In Laos Hostilities--'Padong Battle Called ! Most Serious Outbreak

Harriman Drafts Strong Statement i Padong Battle Labeled Most Serious Outbreak

Padong Battle Termed“Most Serious”   “Strongly Worded’ Statement. Drafted By Harriman

Laotian Conference Will End After Royal Laos Government Testifies

Seeks To Counter Kennedy Peace Appeal Soviet Offers ‘Cure’ For Tensions

suggestion Of Earlier Date Made To Reds   Kennedy Also Has Views On School Aid At Conference

Kennedy Sets Target Date on Arms Talks   Suggests to Russia Parley Resume by August

Noted Newsman Dies —  Cedric Adams’ Funeral Services Set Tuesday

COLUMNIST-NEWS CASTER DIES OF HEART ATTACK—  Services for Cedric Adams Set Tuesday

Death Comes to Cedric Adams  Popular Columnist, Commentator Dies

AFIER 43 TLARO  War To End All Wars Failed To Do It. Peace Is Elusive

FROM EXILE LEADER  Cubans Get Call To Arms Against Castro's Regime

Biochemical In Shakeup, Seeks Backers   Prepared to Name New President in Wake cf Shortage

Tan.leval Shakeup of Corporation Latest'in Sheldon Bank Shortage

PRO-CASTRO DEMONSTRATION IN MOSCOW   Castro Hurls MiGs, Tanks At Rebel Beachhead, Airlift   DISASTROUS CONSEQUENCES? Rebels’ Strike Against  Castro Feared Premature

Invading rebel forces in Cuba's Las Villas Province are “under extremely heavy attack’ by Communist-built MiG ‘ef aircraft, a top exile source said today at midday.

Castro Uses Red- Built ~ Planes, Tanks to Fight Invaders. Rebels Claim

Red Tanks Join In Attack   Battle Marks First Appearance Of Soviet Equipment

Landing Strip ls Captured, Invaders Say  pian Enttle For Beachhead

Castro Opens All-Out Attack On Invaders ©  Khrushchey In Personal Plea - To Kennedy To ‘Stop Invasion’

BUCKS TU HG seu  Ever-Widening Rebel Gains Threat to Government Forces

Red-built Arms Aid Castroites  Invaders Under a > ere at. batnal

Plans Drawn For Cape Fear River Project   To Build Dam At New Hope

_A Fable For Our Times —  ‘That: Thing’s So Damned  Danaerous, It’s Safe”

High Waters Force 5,000 From Homes   Foot of Snow Falls On Oklahoma; Twister Kills One in Georgia

Tornadoes Cut Across Georgia   Floodwaters Make 5,000 Homeless In Embattled Cedar Rapids, lowa

Parking Bans Approved On Several Streets Revision Of Voting Wards Okayed; Tie Vote Broken By President Of Council

On Wee aside   Top-Level Move Eisenhowers Will Have Belongings Out of White House by Afternoon

Sa EE pa ee ee a ge ag ng mene ng Ne Eee eR TY ee ae Te  Moving Day For Occupants Of White House Continues

Probe of Georgia U. Riots Set  Negroes Attorney Asks Reversal of  School Suspension

Negroes Seek  Re-admission  To University FBI, - Legislature  ArmA

Probes Set On Riot At Georgia U.   Attorney To Seek Readmission Of 2 Negro Students

poeta lard 2 laiaalliineternias S ill tb Etat Reinstatement Of Negroes Is Sought

FBI BEGINS OWN PROBE IN GEORGIA   Legal Efforts Made ta Admit Negro Students:

Readmission Sou oht For Two » Negr ‘0es   Plan Legal Move In Georgia U Anti-Integration

Seek Readmission of Two Negroes To Georgia University; FBI Probes Riots

Readmission Is Sought by Two Negroes.   New Legal Move Planned as FBI Checks Into Riot

Probing Is Opened  In Georgia   Reversal Asked In Suspension Of Two Students

Prohes Set On Riot At Georgia U.  ‘Meanenow Thy Saale   Attorney To Seck Readmission Of 2 Necro Students

Bills Win By Big Margin   Probe Opens In Georgia U. Riot Legal Maneuver To Seek Readmission Of Negroes

FBI Opens Investigation Into AntiIntegration Rioting at University

FBL, Solons ‘Probe Riots” ee  Plan Legal Act Seeking Negroes’ Readmission

Readmission of Negroes Sought In Court Action  Legislators Also. Are Investigating Battle Ax @a2..3. ¥4..% . .*%2..

Readmission  Of Students Is Sought   Legal Moves Planned As Separ ite Probes.

FBI Joins Probe Of Georgia Riots  Courts Requested To Reinstate Two

FBI Enters Probes Into  Athens Riot   Negro Students Suspended After Campus Disorder

Legal Move To Seek Admission Set For Today   Half. Of Faculty Sign Resolution Uraing Return

Legal move planned to revoke students suspension   Over half of U. of Georgia faculty favor intearation

Legal Action To Readmit Negroes Set   U. of Georgia Opens 2 Separate Probes into Campus Rioting

CRASH KILLS FOUR   NEGROES ‘SEEK READMISSION —  FBI, Legislature Probe Rioting At Georgia U.

Geor; gia Riots Probed  Counsel To Seek Readmission Of 2 Negroes To School

Legal Move To Readmit 2 Negroes To Georgia University Is Planned

Seek Readmission of Negro Pupils To Georgia U,   FBI Opens Probe Into Violence on Campus During Demonstration.

Mackie Is Leader In Balloting   GOP Appears ‘Po Have Lone Victory

Dems Capture Majority Of State's Offices  Lead Republicans   Lead Republicans In 7 Of 9 Partisan Races: 2 In Doubt

Insurance Commissioner Studying Increase In Auto Liability Rates

Snowstorm’s Fury Shifted To Northeast  Upstate New York New England Get

Suit Banning Rider Arrests Nears Test  Court To Hear Injunction Bid  Filed By NAACP

Raw Ohave Dad Gurvivae  wwy wwe yo bt WHI WWI TITY ed  275-Foot Drop Into Well

PLUNGES 275 FEET INTO WELL _ Boy, 7, alive because he knows how to mind

Badly Injured in Plunge Into Deep Well, but- Boy, 7, Rescued Alive Because 'He Knows How to Mind His Dad

Boy, Who Falls 275 Feet Down Pipe Into Well, Obeys Dad And Is Rescued

VOCATIONAL FDUCATION   AFTER HE FELL 275 FEET INTO WELL  Minding Dad Saved Youth's Life

Boy,:7,Survives 275- Foot Plunge  Follows Dad's Orders to St ay  Alive, Escape From Well Pipe

Knowing How to Mind Dad Is Key to Boy's Rescue  Boy Survives 275-Foot Fall into Well

Boy With Both Legs Broken Saved From Deep Well It Pays To Mind Dad's Instructions!

RM - Year-Old Falls 275 Feet  Dramatic Rescue Possible Because Boy Minds His Dad

‘Plunges 275 Feet Down. Well: Pc  Boy Rescued From Pipe Because He Minded Dad

‘DADDY, GET ME OUT OF HERE’  Boy Who ‘Minds Good’ Is Pulled From Well

Life Is ecb a : . Sy VARS ee Ye ir Pm ee  rages Father Real Well

Fulled lo Safety —  Boy Who Fell 275 Feet Down Pipe Shaft Saved by Dad’s Calm Words

Into A Deep Water Well In Arizona— Boy Survives 275 Foot Plunge Because He Minded His Father

HURT IN 275-FOOT PLUNGE Boy Falls Into Well, Minds Dad, Is Saved

Boy, Z, Is Hero Of Own Rescue   Falls Inito Well Pipe; Obeys Dad: Gets Out

Youth’s Life Saved After Tumble Of 275 Feet Down Water Pipe Because He Minded His Dad

Boy Rescued From 275-Ft. Well by Obeying Father's  Command Despite Injuries

Boy  Minds Dad And Is Rescued  , * xk * * * * * * * * *   Lad; 7, Plunges 275 Feet In Arizona Ranch Well

FATHER KNOWS BEST  Obedience Saves Life of Child After 275-Foot Fall Into Well

BRAVEST BOY IN “ARIZONA . Boy Who Minds His Dad Savec From Death In 275-Foot Well

Five More Years Needed  Anti-Missile Defense Program Going Slowly

Defense Shift To Delav Work On ‘Nike Zeus’  Anti_MAiccila linis   Anti-Missile Unit Now Pushed Back Five More Years

US. Apparently To Have No Defense  ‘Aeainst Missiles For 5 More Years

Decision May Slow Missiles   Production Funds For Nike Zeus Not In JFK’s Budget

Nike-Zeus Production  Reduced   Action Slows Anti-Missile Defense 5 Year:

Anti-Missile Plans Delayed  ita Jase Oder?   Nike Zeus Output Granted No Funds

Kennedy Ignores Nike Zeus In His Defense Budget   U. S. May Be Without An Anti-Missile Defense for Five More Years.

President's Decision Hits Missile Plan   Kennedy Fails To Request Nike Zeus Financing

Army Shocked By Omission of Nike Teas Fund  a a, . eon   Kennedy’s Decision Again Postpones U.S. Anti-Missile Defense

Cennedy Decision Means  No Anti-Missile Defense for U.S.  For Five Years

U. S. To Be Without Any Anti-Missile   Kennedy Decides Not To Ask For Funds To Start Production Of Nike Zeus Missile

Anti-Missile Defense Seem: Delayed 5 Yrs.  Kennedy-Silent on      Kennedy-Silent on Funds for Nike Zeus, Shock to Army

Kennedy Follows. ike, Ontits System: From Budget ..  Fe AT Baha wc Oui The Windov

 Army Shocked by Nike Zeus Omission  No American Anti-Missile Defense:

Convicted   Anti-Missile Plans Delayed  Nike Zeus Output Granted No Funds

Nike Zeus Omitted By President   No Anti-Missile Defense For At Least 5 More Years

No Funds For Nike Zeus Anti-Missile Defense  ‘Of-Nation Is Doubiful:

Anti-Missile Defense Will Lag Until “66   Army Shocked By Omission Of Funds For Nike-Zeus

Deep Space Iry Failed Today   Ranger Rides Piggy-Back, But Units Together

Launch Platform Orbits but Space Payload Effort Fail:   Experts Doubt Piggy-Back Unit Separated From Satellite

Space Craft Still Aboard —  Orbit Space Platform But Other Shot Fails

Deep Space Journey Fails U.S. Launch Platform Orbited But Second Payload Is Dud

Oo space Arrempreqd  New Satellite Fails To Fire Space Probe   Swimmer Span 40 Miles in Lake Michigan

Satellite Platform Launch Is Only a Partial Success   Platform in Parking Orbit But Second Part Fails to Separate.

Satellite Put Into Orbit But Payload Fails  Some Valuable Dat:  Still Expected as

y 2 Units Fail To Separate From Platform   Scientists Expect Some Valuable Date Fram Craft

Planned Orbit Pattern Misses Atlas - Agena Orbits; Second Payload Fails

US. Fails On Space Platform   "Satellite In Orbit But Piggy-Back Plan Doesn't Come Off

Delayed Firing into Space Attempted  New Satellite Fails To Fire Space Probe   Swimmer Span: 4) Miles in Lake Michigan

Piggy-Back Shof Fizzles in Orbit  Failure to Separate Indicated by Sianal

2nd Stage Misfires in  Space Shot   Satellite Launch Platform Orbited But Stays Together

Fails To Fire “Piggy Back" Probe Vehicle   Attempt To Launch Outer Space Rocket From Satellite Fails

ioriga: co Second Phase Of Launching Fails in Space Piggyback Type .  Platform Is Sent  —

Platform Space Shot A Failure   Second Stage Fails to Separate From Its Payload

Launch Platform Fails To Send Payload In Space   Ranger  Fired From Base At Cape Canaveral

JATA RADIOED BACK  U.S. Orbits Space Shot, Piggy-Back Launching Fails

Partial Success For Space Shot  Piggyback Payload Eaitle Ta Canarnatea

Satellite Launch Platform Fired” In Parking Orbif   But Fails to Send Its  Piggyback Payload on Million-Mile Trip

Rock Refuses To Discuss His Divorce  Names Moses Power Authority Chairman Agair

But Board Of Control Gets Hike   Two Big Money Bills Clear lowa House, Go to Governor.

'Nancy Leaves Japan  After 2-Day Terror   164 Killed, 2,926 Injured, 631,535. Homeless, 19 Missina In Vicious Storm

Typhoon Kills 164. In J apan  2,926 Injured And 631,535  VHaaw al noc

Baluba Tribe  Packs Victims   Tn Teebox’ Claim UN Troop: Killed Natives

Proof U. N. _ Soldiers Killed Balubas’ Native Bodies Preserved In Ice Shown Journalist

 Future Homemakers Emphasize Work (Of Their Organization This Week

French Smash By Barricades At Naval Base   Tunisian President Appeals To Peopl. To ‘Fight To The Death’; 150 Killed In Land. Sea. Air Assault On Bizerte

Fight Rages For Bizerte,  French Gain  Tunisians Hold Out In City Under Bombs, Shells, but Dwindle From Heavy Losses

Attackers Claim Gains Tunisians Hold Positions Despite French Assaults

The Shape’s the Thing!   Butte Paper Will Present Latest Styles in Special Section Friday

le OMape $ tle fring?  Butte Paper Will Present Latest Styles in Special Section Friday

Applause Says ‘Leave Senate Seats Alone’   Committee Listens To ‘Grass Roots;’ Democrat Unshaken

Rap Tying Senate To Population   Overflow Crowd Attenils Meet At Berrien Sprines

Eichmann Says Didn t Realize Nazi Intention   Defendant Takes Stand; Issues Blast At Captors

Nazi Aims Not Told  Eichmann   Ex-Gestapo Officer On Stand Defends Self Against Charges Of Executing Jews

Denies He Planned Murder of Jews   Adolf Eichmann Swears He Was Powerless to Influence Nazi Extermination Program; Opens Testimony With Blast at Kidnaping by Israel

Lashes at Israelis for Kidnaping Him; Denies He Agreed to Leave Argentina

Eichmann Says He Didn't Know Of Nazi Plans  Ex-Gestapo Officer   Ex-Gestapo Officer On Witness Stand

EICHMANN BECINS DEFENSE Powerless To Halt Hitler Plot Against Jews, He Testifies

Adolf Eichmann Testifies In Own Behalf   Says He Was Powerless to Stop Killings

HE DENIES BLAME FOR SLAUGHTER   Eichmann Swears He Didn't Know Nazis Meant To Exterminate Jews, Could Not Stop Them.

Eichmann Claims He Knew Nothing Of Hitler’s Desiqns On Jewish Race

Adolf Eichmann Denies Guilt In Mass Slayings    Never Realized What Nazis Planned To Do With Jews When He Joined

Eichmann Says He Didn't Know Nazi Intentions   Former Gestapo Chief on Stand

Fichmann Says He Never Realized What Nazis Planned To Do To Jews

Denies Any Major Role In Planning Ex-Nazi Leader  Takes Stand In Own Defense

Had No Power To Block Purge Of Europe Jews  Defendant Claim: He Was Trapped

Eichmann Swears:  Didn‘t Realize What Nazis Intended When He Joined

Eichmann takes witness stand  Denies early knowiedge of Nazi nlot to exterminate Jews

Eichmann Takes Witness Stand  Former Gestapo Officer Swears Nazi Intentions Not Understood

When He Joined In 1932  Eichmann Claims He Was Unaware Of Nazis’ Aims

CLAIMS IGNORANCE OF NAZIS PLANS FOR JEWS  Eichmann Defends His Acts

Eichmann: Didn't Realize Nazi Intent for Jews   Powerless to Change Policy, He Testifies

Eichmann denies responsibility for slaughter of 6 million Jews   Versailles

Eichmann Takes Witness Stand In Own Defense   Former Gestapo Officer Says He was Powerless To Stop Extermination.

Accused Nazi Takes Stand  For Defense   Eichmann Swears He Did Not Know Purpose of Party

Eiehmann’s Detense  Is Opened   Defendant Blasts Israel For Taking Him In Argentina

Ex-Gestapo Officer Takes Stand In Own Defense After 10 Weeks Of Evidence Against Him.   CHARGED WITH BEING CHIEF KILLER OF JEWS

Says He Learned — Nazi Plot Too Late  Unfolds Role in Slaying  at Millione in Ternel Court

EichmannDeclaresHe Was Powerless To Prevent Nazi Extermination Of The Jews

Denial Begun By Eichmann   Never Realized What Nazi Party Planned for Jews, He Testifies

Swears Under Oath He Joined Nazis Before Extermination Plans Unfolded

Didn’t Know Nazis Plans ~ Eichmann   Powerless To Stop AntiJew Drive, He Savs

Eichmann Says He Couldnt Stop Slayings   Prosecution Rests Case; Nazi Chief Testifies In Defens:

Jewish Judges Hear Eichmann   Ex-Gestapo Officer Pleads Own Defense

Eichmann Denies, Under Oath, He ~ Knew Navis Intended To Kill Jews

Soviets Call U. S. Nuclear Power Claim War Threat   Eisenhower Terms Peace Corps Juvenile Experiment

U. S. Claim of Defense Against Nuclear Device Doesn’‘t Frighten Russ

Unafraid, Says Moscow Radio  Gilpatric Speech Called ‘Hysterics’

Russia Says She Isn't Frightened At U.S. Claim Of Nuclear Strength

‘Who Can Be Frightened By All This?’—  Moscow Labels Gilpatric’s Speech As ‘Warmongering’

Moscow Says Threat Fails   Refers To Speech By Gilpatric; Callec “Warmongering’

Five Teens Die at Rail  Crossing Marion County Cras!  Snuffs Out Lives Of Pupils Minutes

Prospects Dim For Joint Meet To Plan Con-Cor   Timetable Conflict Is Stumbling Block

Health Unit Bill Rejected By House Vote   Hope To Recall Measure After Easter Recess

K.C. Bus Drivers Defy State Law, Go Out on Strike   State to Take Over Utility: Traffic Is Fouled Up by Strike.

ENE SARE Fs ———a  Transit Strike Halts KC Buses   Drivers Defy Law in Action Against Utility

Grissom Arrives  For Rest  Party Planned   Party Planned To Celebrate His Success

Grissom Flown To Bahama Isle  AO Lideccee nik Darek   48 Hours of Rest Set for Astronaut

BRITISH CABINET SHAKE UP REVEALED   Macleod And Butler Given New Posts By Prime Minister Macmillan

Macmillan Makes Majo Changes   Macleod And Butler Given Other Posts; Ten Other Shifts

Strike Blow Against Tests  Soviet Note Delivered to U.S.   Soviet Note Delivered to U.S. Is Said to Be “Shotgun Attack”

Russia Accused Of Shattering Test Ban Hopes   U.S. Calls Soviet Attack ‘Twisted’

Con-Con Power: Are Studied by Commissioners  Viawe Varev Ratween

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WOULD WRECK TRAFFIC SAFETY «—SHIPLEY  Want Restricted Licenses Agair

U.S. Citizens To Be Allowec To Leave Cuba   First Airlift To Begin Friday; Swiss Pave Way

500 Americans Want fo Return  Airlift From Cuba  SS  Te) Cee cemnS ct teste

Repatriation Flight Ready—  U.S. Citizens To Be Flown Out Of Cuba

Americans Will Start Flying Out Of Cuba Friday   Airlift Is Scheduled With at Least 91 Aporoved for Exit

Five Survivors Of Cuban Invasion  Reach Texas; Raise Wall Of Secrecy

Wall of Secrecy Surrounds Five Rebel Survivors   Newsmen Are Barred From Docking Area

Rebels Hopeless Against Castro, Soviet Supplies 5 Invaders Rescued  From Life Raft Are In United States

U.S. Wall of Secrecy Erected Around Survivors of Ill-Fated Cuban Invasion

5 Survivors Of Tinvasion  Reach US.   Newsmen Barred; Cuban Says Rebels ‘Never Had Chance

Never Had Chance, Says Survivor of Abortive Cuban Invasion Attempt

‘WE NEVER HAD A CHANCE AGAINST CASTRO’S GUNS...’  Cuban Rebels Rescued In Caribbean

) Invaders Of Cuba Land In Texas   U.S. Government Raises Wall Of SecrecyAround Me:

INVADERS NEVER HAD A CHANCE—   Newsmen Barred from Cubar Survivors on Arrival in U.S.

Five Survivors Of The Ill-Fated Cuban Invasion Arrive In U. S.  —Gov t Raises Wall Of Secrecy

ROCKET LA  UNCHED   Newsmen Are Barred  Five Survivors Of Invasion Reach U.S., Put Under Wraps

Five Saved From Sea After Disaster on Cuban Beaches Invasion Survivors Arrive in  U.S. Under ‘Wall of Secrecy’

Cuban Rebels Rescued  Never Had g Chance   Castro's Planes  Turned the Tide

Five Rebels Reach US Shore  Wall of Secrecy Raised Around  Rescued Survivors of Invasion

Cubans’ Condition Good _ 5 Survivors Arrive; * Secrecy Maintained

Government Bars Press  From Dock ‘Had No Chance,”   ‘Had No Chance,’  One Invader Says

Rescued From Life Raft  ~ "Never Had A Chance,’ Cuban Invader Says

Driven Off Beaches —  5 Cuban Invaders Rescued at Sea; U.S. Raises Secrecy Wall

Kennedy, Adenauer  In Huddle   Detailed Discussion On Berlin, Other Cold War Problems Resumed

Fourth County Office at Stake .  4 Men in Race For  Jury Commissicner

Justice of Peace, Supervisor, Constable Key Borough, Townshir Offices To Be Filled

WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON AGING STARTS   seer eee  Eisenhower Welcomes Dele gates, Urges Full Study Of Problem.

Ike Urges Acreement On Aging  Wants All Views   Wants All Views On Problem  Aired at Session

WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON AGING STARTS   Eisenhower W Welcomes Dele. gates, Urges Full Study Of Problem.

Develop All Opinions. He Urges  Ike Weleomes Con ference On Aved

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Amid Controversy Over Financing Medical Care-- v Ike Urges Parley on Aging To Develop Every Opinion

Ike Urges White House Conference To Develop Ideas for Care of Aged

Hot Conflict Must Cool, He Tells Meeting   President Urges All Views Get Full Attention

Tells Group To Air All Problems   Four-Day Conference Opens in Washington Amid Riqaing Charaes

Start Discussing Program  Ike Urges Delegates on Aging to Give Full Study to Every Opinion

PRESIDENT HELPS OPEN AGED MEET   Parley Is Center Of Controversy Involving AMA   SEFS PURPOSE

Speaks fo 2,500 As Conference Gets Under Way   Effort to Provide Goals for Country

Session On Aging Ursed To Conduct Wide Discussion  Eisenhower Notes Controversy Raging Over Medical Care

Conference on Aging Spurred by President  Ike Hopes for Data Congress Can Use  1. Deliberations

‘President Says ‘Speak Up'- Opinions Are Urged In Aging Conference

JFK Takes Smashing Win on Housing Bill   Natural Gas Measure Stirs Stormy Debate

Housing Setup Approval Gives JFK New Victory   Senate Leaders Balk GOP Battle On Amendment

Housing Bill Is Advanced   Final Passage Is Set for Monday; No Further Chanaes Are Possible

Senate Passes Housing Bill After 13%-Hour Session; Victory For JFK

Kennedy Wins on  Housing  AT... ZL... ak iii   No Further Changes Seen

Senate OKs Housing Bill   Kennedy Scores Victory After 13> Hours of Bitter Debating

Senate Gives Okay to Housing Bill   Final Vote Monday, But Passage in The Kennedy Bag

Housing Act Gains Win  In Senate   Victory Comes After Marathon Night Session

Senate Passes  Bill on Housing  Moderate Income Loan Plan Was Measure’s Chief Fieht

Harriman-Gromyko Talk Set On Laos Cease-Fire   Kennedy Housing Victory

Final Passage Is Scheduled For Monday   Programs Asked For By Kennedy Retained In Senote Meosure

HOUSING VICTORY SCORED   $6.14 Million . Bill Passage Virtually Sure

Big Victory Won By Kennedy on Housing Bill   Bitter Senate Fight Goes On for 13 Hours

Housing Act Big Victory forKennedy   Marathon Battle In Senate Won, Gore Action Surprises

Housing Bill Victory for Kennedy   Aid Amendment For Mid-Income People Retained

Opposers Stage Bitter Fight Through Marathon 13% Hour Senate Session   Schools Benefit Most $Billion A ppropriations Measure For Next Biennium OK’d In Senate

Senate OKs Kennedy's Housing Bill   Sparkman Wins On $55! Down Payment On $15,000 Home.

JK Scores Housing  Bill Win   Gains Victory After Senate Wages Bitter Fight In Long  eee

Final Vote On Measure  Set Monday  No Further Changes Possible in Act   No Further Changes Possible in Act Sought by President

President Wins Senate Victory On Housing Bill  Virtonily AH] Reanrac +   Virtually Afl Request: Are Approved After Marathon Battle

Democrats wrap up housing bill victory  BUT ONLY AFTER BITTER FIGHT IN MARATHON 13', HOUR SESSION

ashington: Victory for Kennedy Bill On Housing   Final Passage Is Set for Monday In the Senate

JFK In Victory On Housing   JFK Programs In Final Senate Farm OF S6 Rillion Biil

6.14 Billion Measure Ready for Passage   Action Comes After Long and Bitter Floor Battle

Smashing Victory For Low Income Homes   Final Passage Monday; No Further Changes Possible; Low Down Payment, 40-Year Mortgages Features of Bill

Kennedy's Housing Bill Wins Approval In Bitter Battle  Passage s Delayed: Until Monday After : 134 Hour Struggle. <.

Kennedy Wins In Housing Fuss   Test Vote Is Won After Bitter Debate

Win Scored By Kennedy On Housing   Bitter Struggle Gain: Reversal of Defeat On Family Help.

JFK Wins in Housing Bill Fight   Senate Passage of $6 Billion Plan Assured

JFK Wins Big Victory On Housing  Senate Changes Moderate Income Provision Stand

Final Roll Call Slated Monday In Senate  JFK Wins Housing Victory

More Witnesse: Called In Rees Murder Trial  Can’t Pinpoint  His Whereabouts

Sales Tax Bil Withdrawn From Debate  Daniel's Criticism  Amare emanenr

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Index   Unity Of Communism  Kremlin Snubs China,  Woos Outer Mongolia

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Council of Churches Religiosi  Features)

Even Minsk Digs U-M  Band Musie   Soviet Newspaper Lavish In Praise

[Denied Marriage License [Lauren Bacall, Actor Leave [Vienna in Hutf Over Ruling

GOP Continues Heated Attack On Gap Issue  Kennedy’s Denial a Ff mt a, em   Kennedy’s Denial Of Report Fails To Sway Opinions

GOP’s To Step Up Attack On JFK Administration   No Special Hearing

You'll Find It   Republicans Plan Sharper Attacks On JFK For Mixup On ‘Missile Gap

Says Mixup Needs Airing Before Senate   Want Kennedy Defense Experts To Answer Charge:

Pushing Road, Job Measures— Davey Sends Two Cabinet Members Into Legislature 

HearingsOn Pa. Budget Under Way   Two Cabinet Member: Join Battle To Win Apvroval of Plan

Exploring Peaceful Uses Of Atom  U.S. To Set Off Underaround Nuclear Blast

“wesrana'e _ EMPHABIS;\ vVEEK —  7 emai i, obi gi? seal LEADER’ T6 “ARRIVE  SATURDAY FROM —.  Se ee ee aT we:

From Our College   WESTMAR RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK — LEADER TO ‘ARRIVE ~ SATURDAY FROM — SACRAMENTO. CALIF.

In El Paso, So. New Mexico— Power Failure Blacks  Out City, Half Of State

Draft, Reserve System Explained ‘In Story Page 16   K, McCloy Huddle on  Disarmament

Business Asked For Aid Plans   Dillon Says Foreign Countries Should Be Developed

Dillon In Call For Aid Plan  Urges Business Join In Help To Nations

Businessmen Urged To Help Foreign Aid  Dillon Suggests Partnership With Government

Dillon Asks Business Help in Aid  oe DD auter eee   Seeks Partners In World’s  ‘New Frontier’

ADDRESSES EXECUTIVES  nce. eaten ema mo eet nae RN  World Aid Plan Urged by Dillon

Kennedy Will Greet Premier Nehru On Arrival at Quonset Air Station

GENERALS TO FACE COURT   Challe And Zeller Accused Of Treason By France .

A Sneaky Yank at Oxford   OSs SAAB CHE WY AAUE LE  ‘When They Called the Roll, Al Kept Quiet

‘Political Junket’ Say Foes Goldberg's Tour On Labor Trouble Spots Criticized

Cornered Killer Shoots Himself   Fate Of Kidnaped Teenage Giel Is Mvstei'v

Man Thought fo Be Kidnap-Slayer Kills Himself   Shoots Himself in Head When Confronted by FBI; Was War-Time Marine Herc

Man Sought For Murder Kills Self   Father of 5 Wanted For Questioning In Slaying, Kidnaping

Man Believed Kidnap-Slayer Kills Self When Halted in Utah by FBI

Kidnaping Suspect Kills Selfin Utah   Dies Without Giving Any Clue to Fate Of Abducted Girl

Believe Ex-Marine Robbed to Feed Children  Sunssaet Oueried, Kills Self

Utah slayer shoots himself when stopped by FBI agents on highway

Slaying Suspect Takes Own Life  Iliak Anthavtitn«n Awa Prekata   Utah Authorities Are Certain That Young Kidnap Victim Dead

War Hero Is Linked To Killing, Kidnaping   Former Marine Kills Himself When Confronted By FBI Agents; Believed to Be Man Who Shot Man and Woman and Abducted Teen-Ace Gir!

Trapped In Utah Slaying   No Trace Yet Found of Abducted Girl, 15

As FBI Agents Watch; No Trace of Kidnaped Girl—  Utah Slaying Suspect Kills Himself

ON THE INSIDE   Ex-Marine Kills Self When Quizzed By FBI On Abduction Of Girl, 15

Murder Suspec! Kills Himself When Stopped   Kidnaped Girl Believed Dead

Suspected Kidnaper Of Girl Fatally Wounds Self When FBI Agents Seek To Question Him

Link Ex-Marine To Utah Kidnap-Slaying   Kills Himself When Stopped For FBI Check

Ex-Marine Linked To Kidnaping   Utah Miner Shoots Self When Stoppec By FBI; Seek Girl

FBI Links Dead Suspec ToKidnapinc   Wide Search for Abducted Girl -Feared Murdered

Ex-Marine Here ‘Cornered by FBI   Sheots Self Before He Could Re Onestioned About Girl

UTAH MINER, FATHER OF 5, KILLS SELF   Ex - Marine Hero Was Suspect In Murder Of Tourist; Fear Her Ab-~ ducted Waughter, 15, Is Dead,

Murder Suspect  Slavs Self   Ex-Marine Shoots Himself As FBI Asks Questions About Killing. Kidnaping

Slay ‘Kidnap Suspect Kills Self In Utah  BI Sought To Quiz Ex-Marine; Girl R oliawvad =

Girl's Kidnaper Commits Suicide Well Liked Man  Sheds No Light On Girl’s Whereabouts

Suicide Is Linked with Utah Crime   Former Marine Hero, Stopped by Agents, Shoots Himself.

‘We Love Lizie  aot lhCOU--- to  Ase. gee. Oe LU. Ck   Queen Wins Ghanians' Hearts

iDEFEND NEW FRONTIER   Urge Kenne o Resis 1U cy K dy To Resist ‘Domestic Spending Cuts

Liberals Push For No Home Spending Cuts   Kennedy Urged To Stick By His  New Frontiers Plan

Liberals Urge No Cuts On New Frontier  Put Pressure On JFK To Resist GOP Budcaet Fears

Vital Road Severed By Laos Reds  Communists Win Most Decisive Victory of Year

Rebels Sever Vital Laos Highway Link   Government Units   Government Units Flee Stronghold Of Muong Kassy

Stronghold Captured  Attack Launched In Laos  By Pro-Communist Troops

Loyalists. Flee In 2  Directions   Laos Analysis By Republic Foreign Editor, Page 2-4.

Rebels Cut Vital Laos Road Link   Government Claims Fight Still in Doubt

Rebels Sever Vital Highway In Laos Drive   Nation’s Capitals Separated by Victory Of Red-Backed Force

iGovernment forces flee Red advance   Stategic road junction falls in heavy fightine

Loyal Units Flee, Rebel Claim Says   Government Still Insists Result Of Fighting In Doubt

Attackers Sever Key Road   Government Forces Beat Fast Retreat; Soviet Arming Hit

LOYALISTS FLEE IN TWO DIRECTIONS   Rebels Contend  Heavy Casualties Awa Infllinta

Holiday Weekend Toll Runs High Over State   Sam Brown Funerd Services Held Here

NO COMMITMENT MADE BY RUSK   Polish Plan For Demilitarized Zone In Central Europe Not

Harney Wins — Right to Haul   Judge Issues Injunction Restraining County

 BUUR VERY 3 EEE BABY HAS NINE — GRANDPARENTS WHO ALL LIVE IN IRETON

Look Who's Here   BABY HAS NINE — GRANDPARENTS WHO  BT?Y TrYwyke’ Yar ‘Rt rear

State Has Five Traffic Deaths   Baby Among Victims of Crashes; Beloit Youth Iniured

SEATO Chiefs Open Parley  Tough Kennedy Line   Tough Kennedy Line Against Reds Noted

Tougher U.S. Line Reflected   Military Strategists Open Conference On Laos Situation

Conference Opens  yy ° ° Laos Situation   Worries SEATO   Adlai Blasts Red Attack

EMERGENCY CONDITIONS CONSIDERED  U. S. Aid To Laos Likely  Unless Soviets Cooperate

Asian Treaty Powers Plan Laos Rescue   SEATO Members Back U.S. Get-Tough-With-Reds Policy

SEATO Chiefs Open Parley  penned Kennedy Line Against Reds Noted

‘No Worsening of Back Condition’  President Cancels Talk To Speed Up Recovery

SPECIALIST \CALLED IN FOR CHECK   Lyndon Johnson Is Pinchhitter Before Mayors

But Don’t Go Too Fast  emma = oe masta ste am  Radar-Finding Box Picks Up Speed Trap:

Yemen Abdiecation  Report Is Denied   The aged Imam (king) Ahmec

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Race Policy Condemned, South Africa Pulls Out of British Commonwealth

Several New Laws Affect Ohio Drivers   Rules Changed On Use Of Lights, Reckless Operation

Mother Kills 2 Children, Self at Grave  Alem mee cde   Alamogordo Cemetery Scene  OF Susstinas

JFK Proposes Housing, Employment Programs   To Restore ‘Viaor’ of Economy

Liner Af Harbor Mouth  Brazil, Hijacker At Odds; Passengers Kept On Ship

Brazil, Rebel Chief Resume Parley Today   Deadlocked Over Debarking Point, Liner Sanctuary

Rebels‘and Officials Bicker’ Captive Passengers Jittery; Stull on Ship

Passengers Agonizingly View Shore  Galvao Seeks To Obtain Promise He Can Go Free

Deadlock Keeps Ship Passengers Ahoard For Night   This Time It's Within  Sight Of Shore  Pp. C41 OLETT

Santa Maria Passengers Are Jittery Over Delay   Kept Aboard AsRebelCaptain And Brazilians Negotiate

Santa Maric Parleys Deadlocked   Galvao Holds Out For Best Terms As Passenaers Fret

Deadlocked Negotiations Will Resume   Disembarkation Point, Immunity Terms Are Snags

Inside Today's Times   ‘DOWN PAYMENTS’ VANISH, TOO  Wives Dream For Maid Pops

Production Rule Faces NLRB Test   Member Fines For ‘Overproduction’ Complaint Basis

Complaint Filed Against UAW: Local. by NLRB; Asks Outlawing Of Union Action

US. Failed To Avert Goa Grab   Nehru Says Portugal Refused Parley Bid

“Big Brother Is Watching” Part Of Castro's More Than 2 Hour Talk

Cuba's Firing Squads Have Begun Their Execution Work, Castro Says

Executions Just Started, Castro   Enemies Know Fate, Cuban Chief Deciares in 22-Hour Havana Talk

Castro Warns Foes To Face Firing Squad   Members Of Fidel Spy Organization Watch Neighbors

Blood Bath ‘Only Begun Castro Says   Promises Firing Squad For All Enemies Of Cuba

2 Yanks Deny Roles As Spies   British Open Trial For 5 Soviet Aides

Se Three Others Flead Innocent as. . . wn - a my, or —— wo 3--'s- Sey” S-z “5

Five Plead  Innocent To  Spy Charges U. S. Couple, Three  Others Accused NE Atding Gaviste

Accused Spies PleadInnocent   American Couple and Three Other: Enter Pleas at Biq Trial in Britair

AMERICAN COUPLE IS ACCUSED   Charge Traitors Stole Drawings Of Nuclear Sub, Based On U.S. Designs, For Russia.

U. S. Couple Among Defendants  Five Plead Innocent In British Spy Trial

Americans Plead Innocent at Spy Trial in London   Five Persons Accused of Providing Soviets With British Naval Secrets.

British Spy Trial Is Opening Today   American Couple, 3 Others Stole Secrets, Charge

Accused Spies Plead Innocent in London Trial  American Couple, 3 Others Face

Five Accused Spies Plead ‘Not Guilty’   U.S. Couple, Three Others Go On Trial

AMERICAN ACCUSED   Charge Traitors Stol¢ “Drawings Of Nuclear Sub, Based On U.5S.:° Designs, For Russia.

Five on Trial In England As Navy Spies for Russia  Old Bailey Scene of Trial Which Will Last One Week

Britain’s Spy Trial Is Opened   American Couple, 3 Others Accused Of "Naval Secrets Theft:

y Americans Among > Denying  Giving British Navy Secrets To Reds

Spy Case Opens:   British Charge liavy Secrets Stolen, Passed 7o Pussians

Deny Spy Charge as Case Opens  Accused in Theft Of Naval Secrets

Charged With Ste aling Secrets ‘Five Plead Innocent As Spy : Trial Opens In London Todw

British Navel Seerets Taken 2 Americans On Trial In Russian Spy Case

Five Plead Not Guilty To Spying   American Couple Among Accused On Trial

U.S. And Japan Move Closer In Current Talks   Ikeda And Kennedy Reported Satisfied

 Kennedy-Ikeda Talks: :     Conference Helps : US-Japan Relations

U.S. BEATEN BY AT LEAST TWO WEEKS  Redstone Still Stands on Launch Pad

Reds Beat U.S. Shot By 2 Weeks   Launch Mishaps Prevented U. 8. Space Flight In  Nerepmher Tanieart

Mishaps Stall U.S. Astronaut  srr mt ee   Russians Ahead ‘By Two Weeks’

Many Benefits Can Be Reaped By Space Flights   U.S. Rocket Is Left Standing On Pad

U.S. Space Ship Stands On The Pac   ‘Russia Beat Cape Canavera Firing By At Least Two Weeks.

Many Difficulties Arise In U.S.A. In Attempt To Send Man Into Space

‘So Close, But Yet So Far...’   Redstone Rocket Rests On Pad At Cape Canavera

Soviets Beat U.S. Spacemar Try 2 Weeks  Redstone Rocket Is   Redstone Rocket Is On Launching Pad At Cape Canaveral

Troubles Dog U.S, Scientists. Technicians  Redstone For U.S. Space Try Still On Firing Pad

Crowd Jeers, Hurls Rocks at Mayor in Philadelphia Parking Fee Hassle

FANQTyY VMVOCIl O4U-d-TCal Faranig ree ridin ==  Throw Rocks, Eggs at Mayor

Philadelphia Mayor Object of Mob  Violence Over Proposed Parking Fee

Eggs and Rocks Thrown  Philadelphia Mayor's ; $40 Parking Fee Proposal Results in Rioting

Inside Today   Over Parking Plan Jeering Crowd Fires Eggs Rocks at Philly Mayor

Crowd Hurls  Rocks, Eggs At Dilworth — Philadelphia Mayo  Is Jeered During Public Annearance

Huris Rocks, Eggs, Curses Jeering Philadelphia Mob Stones: Mayor

Philadelpnia Fury  Crowd Howls Protest Over Parking Fee   Photo an Page 4-A

Jeering Philadelphia Crowd Stones Mayor Over Parking Fee Proposal

Mayor Gets Barrage in Philly Riot   Stoned in Uproar Ove: Parking Fee Plan; Several Hurt.

Forced To Leave Meet Under Guard   Rocks, Eggs Hurlec In Anger Over Parking Program

Parking Proposal Protested  Angry Mob Blasts Phila. Mayor At Public Hearing

New Explorer Making Broad Study of Space   American. Rocket Due . To Reach 123,000 Mile Into Trackless Void

xpiorer X Now In Orbit: U.S. Successfully Launches High-Flying Space Laboratory

Explorer Is Shot Into Orbit   Expected To Make Widest Study Ever Of Magnetic Fields

Explorer ‘X', Space Laboratory Spun Into Orbit Saturday By U. 5S.

Laboratory s Hurled In Space  Vast Study Of   Vast Study Of Magnetic Fields, Solar Winds Set

_ Magnetic, Solar Wind Study Explorer X Shot Into Orbit To Chart Safe Space Route

Explorer X Spins Into Orbit   Soviets Claim Another Dog Shot Around Earth

Fxplorer X To Explore Safe Route   Penetrates Deep Into Space With Laboratory Payloac

U.S.LA 123,000 MILE SPACE PROBE  78 Lb. Satelite to Study Winds 

“Space Lab’ Helps Chart Flight Path   78-Pound Satellite Planned To Remain In Orbit 414 Davs

4 Killed; 2 Survive lowa Crash  een.anne  raaaedy   Teen-age Tragedy as Wrecked Car Rammed by Train

Four Youths Killed  Two Miraculously Survive ‘As Train Hits Upended Car

Speaks At Airport, Taped For Charlotte =a ort: * aped For Charlotte  JFK Opens Trade Fair

OFFICIALLY OPENS EVENT     NR A en em  Chief Executive Has High Praise For Trade Fair

The Weather   Castro Extends Invasion Alert Until Jan. 20   Cuban Boss Hints He Seeks Accord With Kennedy Regime

Castro Extends Invasion Alert To Inauguration   Cuban Chief Hints He Wants Reconciliation with l] S$

Seeks U.S. Reconciliation —  Castro Extends Alert To Inauguration Day

Castro Extends Invasion Alert Until Jan. 20   Cuban Boss Hints He Seeks Accord With Kennedy Reaime

Castro Claims Victory’, Drop: Invasion’ Alert  Hints Guantanomo May be Price of ~ Peace with Kennedy

Castro Hints Guantanamo Navy Base  Price For Reconciliation With U. S.

Castro Extends Invasion Alert; Hints at Reconciliation With U. §

Cloudy, Cooler   Castro Extends Invasion Alert Until Jan. 20   Cuban Boss Hints He Seeks Accord With Kennedy Reaime

Cuban Aler Continued By Castro   Fidel Hints At Reconciliation Wiel, Naw T aadas

FIDEL HINTS PEACE PRICE: GUANTANAMO   Cuban Dictator Extends Invasion Scare Until - Kennedy tnauguration; _ Hints Reconciliation For Price.

Hints At Reconciliation With US— Castro Extends Cuba's Waning Invasion Alert Until Jan. 20

Castro Extends Invasion Alert Of Cuban Troops   He Wants Reconciliation With U. S. at Price of Guantanamo Bay Base.

Castro Extends Cuba's Waning Invasion Alert  But Hints He Wants   But Hints He Wants Reconciliation With U.S. After Ike Leave:

Castro Extends Invasion Alert  Hints Guantanamo Reconciliation Price

Fidel Shifts Alert Date To Jan. 20   Hints Friendship After Tke Leaves

Fidel’s Invasion ws Extended  Inauguration Day, January 20, Is New ‘D’ Day, He Says

Castro Extends Invasion Alert  Moved to Jan. 20,  ~_rraeeermeekone  ONiwca

Castro Extends Invasion Alert ToInaugquration   Hints He Wants Reconciliation With U. $.: Navy Base May Be Asking Price

Angola Poses New Headache For Assembly.  -U.S. Deleg jate Says Western Opinion May Sway Portugal

Woman Is Killed In Accident   Former Andersonian Struck By Car Tn Detroit

Welsh Takes Over Duties As Governor   it. Gov. Ristine, Atty. Gen Steers Also Inaugurated Ai  Ceremonies Today In State. house.

West to Keep Rights in  German City   No Chance Free World Will Okay Unilateral Plan

Warns Soviets:   De Gaulle Says Berlin Crisis Vhreatens Peace Of World

Soviet Won't Be Allowed to Act Alone on City   Says Russia Creates Danger to the World

De Gaulle Won't Bow  To Soviets   French Leader Says West Will Never Let Reds Settle Rerlin Fate

WEATHER   Warns Soviets Creating Crisis  De Gaulle Declares West Won't Alter Berlin Stand

De Gaulle Gives Vow  On Berlin   ‘West Will Never  Bow To Russians’

>  West Will Not Bow: De Gaulle  Free Vote First. Bonn to Russians

rrench President De Gaulle Says -- 'West Won't Give Up In Berlin’

Settling It Not Russia's Task Alone   French Leader Credits Soviet Union With Creating Crisis

Unilateral Plan Out, Declares French Leader  Reminds Russicns CVE Wlact’c Rinhte   Reminds Russicins Of West's Rights In German Capital

De Gaulle Firm Against Soviet Berlin Threat —   ‘Says Reds Call for Peace But Set Up Impossible Bar

West Wont Quit Berlin, De Gaulle Tells Russ   State Senate Begins Debate on Tax Bill   U.S. Charges E. Germany Violates Religious Liberty   U.S. Jet Drops Fuel Tanks, ‘Destroys Italian Masterpieces   Federal Judge Dismisses Fraud Case Against Hoffa

French President Warns Kremlin  ‘Leaders They Are Creating A Crisis That Threatens Peace Of World

De Gaulle Warns Reds On Berlin   Says West Will Never Let Soviet Union Settle Fate of Berlin Alone

Firm Stand Promised By  De Gaulle   Fate of Berlin Won't Be Settled By Soviet Union

Adenaver Cites Refugee Increase  DeGaulle Raps Soviet Stand Cn Berlin

Te Safe West Will Not Yield on Berlin   Warns . Reds. Creating : Crisis. That Threatens Peace. of the World

De Gaulle Warns Reds On Berlin:   French Leader Says West Will  Never Bow

Soviets Won f Be Allowed To Oust Big Three   Berlin Fate Issue For All, De Gaulle States In Speech   SEPARATE PEACE

Red Crisis Seen Threat To Peace   Charges Soviets With Responsibility For World’s Fate

SAYS WEST TO INSIST ON RICHTS   French Informed Modern Weapons Required Now

Says Allies Won’t Accept Russian Proposal To Settle German Crisis; Reveals Plans To Obtain Modern Equipment For French Army

De Gaulle Says Fate of Berlin 4-Way Decision   Russia ls Warned That Reich Crisis  Threatening Peace

Bonn asks all-German free elections   Must precede any signing of peace treaty

Bonn Answers Soviet Note on Peace Treaties .  DeGaulle Says West Will Not Bow to Soviet Union on Berlin

Soviets Warned Crisis Is Threat To World Peace   Moscow Told {t Must Bear Responsibility For Eventualities

Housing Project Issue  Hal Hayes Gets Chance To Express Views Today

Senate to Act On Kennedy s Second Echelor   Confirmation Expect ed. But Two Selec tions Face Dissent ing Floor Debate.

Seek Boost In Levies On Trucks   Additional Taxes Would Aid Highway Program Now Short of Funds

Higher Truck Levy To Aid In Financing   Kennedy Asks Same Tax On Gas, Wants No Cut In Program

Urges Gas Tax Cut Be Cancelled Kennedy Moves  To Speed Fed Road Program

caanecy Asks Congress To Cancel § cchodel ed Cre Cent Cut in Gas Taxes cate, Pestea lawiee Qe Geen Truelre

Wants Levy Hike  on Trucks         Presents Special Highwey Message

To Get Federal Highway Program Out Of Trouble — ci Miwndedg ee  President Asks New Taxes On Heavy Trucks

Seeks To Hold Gas Tax —  Kennedy Asks Raise To Cut Road Problems   More Jobless Reports Hit White House

Kennedy Proposes Cancellation Of posaazed Tax Cut To Aid Highway Program: Asks Other Levy Boosts

Asks Congress To Keep Levy At Four Cents   Chief Executive Urges Assessment Hikes on Trucks, Tires, Diesel Fuels.

_ Mayflower, America’s. most regommended maver MO 4-4625 (Adv).   President Says Federal Highway Setup In Peril

Kennedy Asks Truck Tax Boosts: §900-Million More Annually Is Needed for Hichway Program

RAISE OTHER LEVIES  JFK Calls For Cancellation Of Scheduled Gas Tax Cut

‘First Revision Since 188] Modern New Testament Put on Sale in England

New Translation of Bible Eliminates Archaic Words of King James, Douay Versions

In Modern eng ish swe British Revision of New Testament hits Markel

TESTAMENT TRANSLATED INTO MODERN ENGLISH   SOME RESERVATIONS  New Bible Version Stirs Interest Here

-13 YEARS IN THE WRITING ‘New’ New Testament  Published In Britain

New English Bible Shuns Hard-to-Understand Terms   Won't You Giggle, Grin, Chuckle For National Pun Week's Sake?

13 Years’ Preparation LLL LLL ELA LOL LLL LLL LLL ALE  Modernized Bible Placed On Sale For Great Britain

Ne hh AAR FAP HEY TARE UNA  New Testament Rewritten In Modern English   Here is a comparison:

First Revision Since 1881 ee ce 188  Modern New T. estument: Goes On Sale In England

MODERN TRANSLATION TAKES 13 YEARS Revision Ot New Testament Now Available

New Testament in Modern English Is — On Sale in England: Prayer Changet

New Testament In Modern English Goes On Sale Today   NEW VERSION

AFTER 13 YEARS: New Revision Of Testament Now Completed, On Sale In England

Opens Way For Big Power Talks On Berlin   Says Soviets Will Conclude Atom Tests By End Of This Month

Says West Must Show 7 ToNegotiate  3 é Announces Plans to ;      Announces Pléns to i Set Off 50-Megaton: *' Nuclear Blast 

Offers To Withdraw His Deadline — For Signing East German Peace. Treaty

Nik Eases German Deadlin Keeps Old Proposals for Settlement  Cautio

Nikita's Talk Opens Red Congress; Offers Extension of Berlin Deadline

Says Soviet Shot To Be Biggest Yet   50 Megatons; Ease-up On Berlin if Allies Ready for Talks.

Nikita Addresses Party Promises Withdrawal Of Berlin Deadline lf Allies Cooperate

Won't Sign If Allies Will Talk   Sticks to Same Proposal On Berlin; Reveals Plans To Explode Biq Bomb

To Delay Treaty Signing If West Will Negotiate   Premier Tells Party Congress Russia to Explode 50-Megaton Bomb.

KHRUSHCHEV SPEECH ANALYZED     Retreat on Berlin Issue Indicated

COLUIT AICO VHUW MRGGUINVGS §U MNUAYVLIGLY  ‘vasiicher io Offers To Withdraw Deadline For Berlin Aqreement   West Greets ‘K’ Move With Guarded Welcome

Biggest Blast Yet Will End Testing   Reds’ Share of World Output Gains

4 Leftists Killed, 5 Wounded During Bolivian Rioting  Pas.Estenssoro Main Target During Stavancan’c Vics

FOUR SLAIN; FIVE WOUNDED  Adiai Heads for Peru After La Paz. Rioting

Bolivia Riots Mar Adlai’s Latin Swing   TEAR GAS USED   GOT SPRUNG

EXTRA POLICE ON GUA  Adlai Flies. ts Peru After Rioting in Bolivia Kills 4   France Asks for New Orders in Enforcing Laotian Cease-fire

Stevenson Flies  To Peru Today   Four Leftists Slain. Five Wounded Rioting In La Paz. Bolivia

PERU AFTER LA PAZ RIO}   Flies to Lima From Bolivia Where Police Fired Into Mobs, Killing and Wounding Several.

Four Killed In Rioting  In Bolivia   Peru Next Stop For Stevenson ,

La Paz Riots Leave 4 Dead   Violence Flares During Stevenson Visit; Five Others Are Wounded

Adlai Off to Peru After Bolivia Riot  Extra Troops and Police Ordered  Out in Lima

Adlai Goes On to Peru After Riot   Five Killed in Boliviar Flareups Timed for Stevenson Call.

Four Slam  In Bolivia  Rioting   Stevenson. Ends Visit, Will Fly

Bolivian Reds Riot At La Paz  Peru Troops Called   Peru Troops Called To Avoid Violence

Blood Is Shed In Bolivian Riot Peru Prepares For Trouble From Stevenson’s Presence

Peru Tightens Securiiy For Stevensons Visi:   Double Embassy Guard

ADLAIIS IN PERU AFTER LA PAZ RIO1   Flies to Lima From Bolivia Where Police Fired Into Mobs, Killing and Wounding Several.

Lima Guard Doubled To Cheek Reds   La Paz. Disorders Not Directed At Kennedy’s Envoy

Trike Tparvers   Men Over 200   Women Over 160   Funeral Services Held For Mrs. John Limbers

‘They Should Also Stand Trial’ ——__  Eichmann Says Victors Guilty

Cave Cod:  President Meets Advisers Today   Spending, Trade, Civil Defense Are Discussed

Spending, Civil Defense, Trade Policy Discussed By President, Key Assistants’.

JACK CALLS ADVISERS T0 CAPE COL   Takes Up Defense Budget For Next Year Along With Civil Defense After Family Thanksgiving.

Kennedy Confers On Defense And Trade   Key Advisers Called to Cape Cod Meeting

Defense Spending, Civil Defense Among Topics  JFK Opens Series Of Talks With Key Advisers

SLOWS START OF MEETINGS   Trade, Spending Defense Among Key Discussions

French Call  9,000 to Guard Paris  ith Anniversary  Of Algerian War Near

Communique Ignores Laos, Congo Crises   Soviet Conditional Approval Of Laotian Truce Plan Likely

Storm Crosses Corn’Belt; lowa Man Killed as Chimney Falls on Church

Furor Over Berlin Capture Role  Rusk Says No lke Criticism Meant

Four Children Water Victims Over Weekend   Boat With 11 Passengers Tips, Girl, 13, Drowns

Hurricane Spawns 3 Tornadoes  Surges Over Into Deserted Coast; One Baby Killed

Tornadoes Strike In Louisiana As Carla Approaches  Baby Killed, Over 50 Injured In Kaplan; Evacuations Continue

edi Kills Louisiana Baby  Giant Waves, High Winds Recall  Mandl. A 2 ae

Peiping Claims Neutralist View  Same As China's   Red Chinese Indicate Ex-Premier  W ants Complete U.S. Withdrawal

Souvanna Said Backing Views Of Communists   Joins Rebels After Talks In North Viet Nam, China: Fighting Increases.   Asks Cease-fire   Doesn't Work Out

Parliamentary Maneuver By House On Final Bill Sends Senate Home Mad

House Goes Home Early, Senate Mad   End Longest Session Held In Ten Years

Congress Finally Adjourns As House Departs Early And Senate Leaves Mad

Solons Pass House Bill For Money   Senate Miffed By Take-it-or-Else Attitude of House

Senate In Rage Over House's Crafty Tactics   Upper Chamber Left In ‘Take It or Leave It? Position on Final  Bill.

S/he eee BAR Saati dl Mm NYOSOR bY  Senate Howls As Craf ty House Forces Adjournment

House's Political Ruse Has Senate ‘Lett Holding Sack   A Billion-Plus Money Bill Becomes a ‘Take Or Leave It’ Matter

Mouse Goes Home Early, Senate Mad, As Congressional Session Ends

Republicons Claim Session Was “Long On Quantity And Short On Quality’

Congress Adjourns; House Goes Home Early and Senate Goes Home Mad

House Quits Task Early, Irks Solons   Money Bill Passed In Final Maneuver Rapped By Dirksen

Senators Are Unhappy With House   Solons Are Forced To Accept Money Bill After House Goes Home

Ambassador Carried Message to Siberia— Report New Attack By Reds Uses Tanks

Local Clark Plants Eye Pact Talks   Suill Bargaining In Strikes Elsewhere

Negotiations At Jackson, Battle Creek   Strike Settlement Seen Key To Pact At Home Plant

New Leadership Taking Over in Brazil Tuesday   People Suddenly Aware of Dangers

NEIGHBORS, S.A. New Leader To Take Over In. Brazil   Stirring Giant Has Great Problems And Possibilities

LOCAL WEATHER  o's the Evening Democrat's 8. Approved Thermometer

Dominica Plagued By Riots   Police Disperse Antigovernment Student Rallies

Dominican Police Fire Shots Into Air to Disperse 300 Antigovernment Students

Police Fire On Dominican Student Riot   New Violence Hits Capital After Big Uprising on Friday

On Inside Pages   Game Commission Sets Up 1961 State Hunting Seasons

Regents Sef Budgets For Fiscal 1963   Over $53 Million Recommended For State Colleges

Rings, & Vows  2ND. LT. JANEEN JEYS  WEDS ARMY CAPTAIN _ IN MAY 6: ‘CEREMONY AT  sinter ° TArRwCAN @ n.

Rings & Vows  IND LT, JANEEN JEYS NEDS ARMY CAPTAIN — IN MAY 6 CEREMONY AT FORT JACKSON, S.. C.

$45 Million Experiment — Nuclear Ship Savannah Gets Ready for Test

Stored Since October, 1959  Neighbors Find Body of Murdered Husband

U.S. Blocks Red China Aid  Ban On Shipping Grain Unloaders Irks Canadians

Embargo Put On Unloading Machinery  Canada Resents US Block Of Wheat Sold Red China

Canada Angered By Grain Holdup  U.S. Action Blocks Red China Supply

Canada hits erain  blocking   Claim U.S, cut off Red China shipment

Canada Angered At U. S. ‘Blockade’ Of Grain Shipments To Red Chinese

RED CHINA DEAL  Canadian Minister To Take Issue For Wheat Sale Block

Canadian Protests Expected   U. S. Blocks Grain Shipments To Chinese Reds

Canadian ‘agent Chimns US. Blocks Grain Shipment to Communist China

U. S. Ban Angers Canadians   Diefenbaker Takes Issue With U.S. Ove Shipment To China

U.S. Blocks Deliveries of Wheat   Scuttles Attempt to Get Canadian Wheat to Reds

Laos Talks Test Red's Sincerity   See Relaled Slory, Pg, 2-A   Speculation Mounts on Meet

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  JS Makes Comoromise

US. Yields Point In Geneva Talk:   Pro-Red Laotians To Sit In On Parley On International Anale

U.S. Yields On  Laos Question   Rusk Gets Orders From President On Seating Of Rebels; Talks Slated Today

U.S. Gives Way  On Procedure,  Hoping To Test Soviet Claim  It Wants Peace

Kennedy Approves New Compromise For Seating Rival Laotian Groups   Soviet Warns French Nuclear Tests May Force Resumption by Russia

Concession By Kennedy Paves Way   All Three Rival Factions Placed On Equal Footing

Tent Reds’ Sincerity  U. 8. Accepts Compromise, Agrees To Proceed With ' Laotian Peace Talks Today

Will Have Bodyguard  Little Southern Girl ls Named Honorary Mayor Of Santa Claus

Gundy To Be General Contractor  Let Contracts For New Tuscora Park Bathhouse

Church Aftairs ea — ? .  SLATE DEDICATION —  TUESDAY AFTERNOON  OF HUMILITY CONVEN Bishop:To Officiate —  _,—'At Dedicatory Rites  ‘ And Confirmations In  -’ Both Catholic Parishes

eg ee Se LN ee Oe ee  SLATE DEDICATION — TUESDAY AFTERNOON OF HUMILITY CONVEN'  Bishop To Officiate  — At Dedicatory Rites And Confirmations In Both Catholic Parishes

Rockefeller Signs Compensation Bill   Will Aid Approximately 50,000 State Workers

Jet Speed 302 Knots At Collision   Unusually High For lis Position

Governor's Appraisal Lauds Outdoor Resources Action,  Raps Legislature on Many Issues

Nelson Chides ‘61 Legislature Over ‘Failures’  Governor Makes ss ,clhU™. Se ee   Governor Makes His Own Report On Lawmakers

River Tieup Seen Threat By Industry  U.S. Gets Warning  About Ohio River’  Traffic Increases

Cash Falls From Brink’s Car  Jobless Laborer Returns  Bag Containing $240,000

LOST AND FOUND, $240,000  Job hunting laborer picks up Brink's bag

Part Time Worker Finds $240,000 in Cash From Brink's Armored Truck and Returns It to FBI

STILL SEEKING A JOB rather With Conscience Returns Fortune to FBI   Desperadoes Slay One Policeman, Wound Two

Jobless Laborer  Finds $240,000   Turns It Over to FBI; Says If He Kept It He Couldn't Look His 3 Kids in the Face

INDEX   BRINK’S BUNDLE BOUNCES BACK   ~ Sum Find for Job - Hunter: $240. 000  i

Dennison St. Mary’s Trips Garaway 62-57, Earns Regional Berth See Page 16   RETURNS ‘WINDFALL’ DROPPED IN LOS ANGELES STREET  Job Hunter Finds $240.000

He Wanted To Face Kids Shamelessly  Jobless Janitor Returns $240,000

HW  Lost from Armored Truck  Jobless Negro Laborer Returns $240,000 Cast

It’s Last Day For Welsh — To Sign Legislative Acts   lobless Father of 3 Children Returns $240,000 Find

Jobless Man Turns Back $240,000 Find   No One Mentions Anything About Possible Reward

Some Days Everything ‘Seems to Go Wrong   Jobless Man Finds $240.000 in Street

Jobless Man Finds, Refurns $240,000 Cash   Lost From Armored Car

Unemployed Man Finds $240,000  Bag Falls From An POR. AR Cee ae eee

—-NO ONE MENTIONS REWARD-— Job-H unting Father Finds Lost $240,000

“Shook All Over’ At: Discovery  $240,000 Cash In Brink's Baa Found By Odd Job. Man

Boy Trapped  In Freeze   Jobless, Turns In $240000 Find   (Photo on Picture Page.)

Woman Outbluffs Bandit. Saves $83   Jobless Man Finds §$240.000 in Street

[ WAS KNOCKED OFF MY FEET  Une mployed Janitor Finds $240,000 In Street. ‘Turns Cash In To FBI

Atty. General Writes Daniel Law Contuses   Sunday Closing Opinion Given

State's Top Legal Official Is Vexed By Blue Law, Too   The attorney general met ves-

District Bombings To Be Probed  Ohio Considered For Apollo Center

Saturday Night Thieves Rip Safe  Lumbee Electric Co-Op Suffers Third Robbery

Saturday Night Thiéves Rip Safe Dairday Night thieves Rip Safe  Lumbee Electric Co-Op Suffers Third Robbery

Blonde Spy For Poland  In Picture   U.S. Embassy Officer Faces Prison Term

MISSIN Sy TITUICE: ——$ $<  Foreign Service Officer Gave Poles U.S. Secrets

Report Polish Blonde Behind  Ciriia n~ Fm  * 2.2. sTaTe VeprT. Espionage Case

Overtones: Of Spy Thriller  U.S. Officer i cated F For Sellina Secrets

Blonde Pole Lured Scarbeck  Modern ‘Mata Hari’ Seen Implicated In Spy Case

Possible Blackmail Of Agent Hinted  Polish Blonde Tied To U.S. Spy Case

Searheck L ured By Polish Blonde  Overtones Of Spy Thriller Cloak U.S. Espionage Case

Classic Spy Thriller Polish Blonde Biackmails Ojssicers for U.S. Secrets

Officer Hit In Spy Case  Rilande Rlamed Fo   Blonde Blamed For  American’s Action

CLASSIC SPY THRILLER Seductive Blonde Gets U.S. Secrets   2',-YEAR TOUR

Polish Blonde Lures Away Secrets  ‘Classic Spy Plot Cloaks Scarbeck _—

U.S. Attache Sold Out To Blonde Pole   Secrets Given To Reds In Warsaw, Details Withheld

U.S. Aide Gave Her Secrets   Report Seduction Then Blackmail In Polish Case

U.S. Officer Arrested for Espionage  Cha th Giv  ing Sec To Pelénd

Scarbeck Blackmailed By Woman While Serving At U. S. Embassy In Warsaw: Bond Set At $50,000

Blonde Polish Spy Involved “Classic Spy Thriller Overtone Cloaks Case Of Secrets Handouw'

KENNEDY TAPS McCLOY Veteran In Government ~Gets Disarmament Post

W’Cloy Named  Kennedy Aide In Arms Drive  Lawrence F. D’ Brien mppeinten as Spree i.  eeeteasseneimt A ewe at oe

McCloy Will Head Disarming Effort  Named by Kennedy As Policy Planner

Kennedy Picks Able Veteran For Vital Spot  Choice Once. High Commissioner In QCarmany {mn 1949

For U.N. Debate On Aggression Charge  -AirRaids Furnish Cuban Boss With Fresh Fuel

FBI Checks On Plane Hijacker  Wants To Kno .otee ao er a  *   Wants To Know What He Carried In Lugvave

Inside...   . Eccentric, Cuban Agent or Assassin? FBI Probes Deep for Answer to Puzzle  Of Self-Styled Buccaneer of Airways

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Khrush, Fanfani Agree Negotiated Settlement Of Berlin Is Possible

Berlin Crisis ls Outlined For Italians   Khrushchev Tells Fanfani Problem Can Be Negotiatec

New Cubalnvasion Activity Reported   Florida Senator Says Exiles Train For Another Try Against Castro

NAMES IN THE NEWS  President Weekends in Virginio. Sees Steeplechase, Then Works

IN CHRISTMAS MESSAGE Queen Elizabeth Calls On Youth Of World ‘To Serve Humanity’

Chrysler Gets New Economie  Offer by UAW   Hopeful Agreement Can Be Reached by Tonight

Midwest blanketed by snow that closes schools. roads   Record falls: reported. in Many arens

Crippling Spring Snowstorm Hits Upper Midwest   Thousands of Autos   Thousands of Autos Stranded in Drifts Up to 10 Feet Deep

Weather:     Snowstorm Hits  Northern Plains  Midwest Is Staggered By Cnaw Cold Wind

Crippling Storm Rips Midwest   Record Snow Falls; 18 Persons Dead

Crippling Storm Strikes Midwest A Severe Blow   Drifts Up to 10 Feet In North Minnesota

Spring Storm Rips Midwest  Heavy Snow Blankets Region; At Least 18 Deaths Are Renorted

Midwest Staggered By Storm   Snowfall Up To 18 Inches ed; Close Many Schools

Snowstorm Strikes In Midwest   Foot And Half Snow Piled Up To 10 Feet By Strone Winds

Middle West Staggered by Snow, Winds   Death Toll at 28; Gusts. Whip Drifts “of Up to: 10 Feet

Midwest Is Crippled By Storm   Heavy Snow Is Reported Over Wide Section

Snowstorm Hits, Buries Midwest  Ss ee ee 2,   Weather Cause of 18 Deaths

Spring Dons’ W. hite Coat  Ta Midwest:  : Strong Winds Pite  f Up Snowdriftss It 18 Deaths Countec

Much Heralded Invasion Of USAF Bases Fizzles —   Torrential Rains  Slow Katanga War

heorganization  Action Studied   Here’s Text Of.Letter . On Schools

MeNamara   Turns Down Union Chief Recommended For kev Defense Post

Defense chief faces criticism  McNamara says nix on union labor leader

Keenan Had Been Okayed By Kennedy   Selecting His Own Team, is The Report

More Phony Checks Than  Ever in lowa  Diukhear 1 ool...   Rubber Checks Multi-Million Dollar Operatior

Bouncing Money -too Popular  Bad (heck Passing Is Booming Operation i in lowa

Government  Takes Over  Major Base Russia Protests  Rocket Attacks   ee

Town Falls After Half Hour Battle   Soviets Protest Use Of American Planes In Raids

RESISTANCE SLIGHT  Laotians Grab Rebel Base; Soviets Protest Rocket Use

Vientiane:  Red Base Is Captured by        Royal Force   Strategic Rebel Position Falls in  Battle for Laos

Rebel Base Stronghold Is Captured  Little Resistance Given to Troops

Rebel Base At Vang Vieng Falls Monday   But Government Suffers Reverses On South Front

Pro-West Laos Troops Grab Rebel Base   Only 30-Minute Fight Needed To Capture Red-Backed Stronghold

VANG VIENG WON BACK IN LAOTIAN WAR   Reds Give Only Light Re sistance In Monday Battle.

Royal Troops In Laos Take Pro-Red Base   Soviet Protests Use Of Aircraft Supplied By U. S.

Meet oiignt Khesistance Laotian Units Capture Strategic Rebel Base

Another Force Moving Slowly Toward Linkup   Government Chances On Southern Front Dimmed by Reverses

Rebel Base. Captured By Laos Foree :   Situation Confused  In Other Sectors; US. Ald Peotested

Laotians Capture Rebel Base   Strategic Position  On Road To Royal Capital Falls After 20-Minnte Battle

Adlai, Quadros Meet Today in Important Stop   Brizilian Leader No Critic of Fidel

The: Weather   Latin-America Seen Backing Kennedy Plan:   Stevenson To Give President Clear Picture of Views

Latins Are Cool To Cuba Action  Stevenson Arrive: For Brazil Visit

50 YEARS IN THE AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS   BRAZILIAN ATTITUDE STILL UNKNOWN Adlai Finds South America Eager For Aid, Cool To Castro Sanctions

Cold Fases Its Grin On Northeast: Hish Winds Lash Southern Areas

Turbulent Weather In Southeast   High Winds, Rain Lash Gulf Coast; Sleet, Snow Spreads From The Rockies

45.000 Profit For KU Sports Totaled in Year   Football Shows Rise Over Past 2 Years For $262,000 ‘Net’

45,000 Profit For KU Sports Totaled in Year  Football Shows Rise Over Past 2 Years   Football Shows Rise Over Past 2 Years For $262,000 'Net’

Rip Up Trees and Houses, Dig Trenches   New Barriers Erected to Halt Flow of Refugees

-_.MH-30 Responsible Warehousemen Hear. SS erenousemen Hear.  ‘Inferior Tobacco Is Blamed F or Declining Expert Favor

Liz Taylor In Grave Conditior   Emergency Surgery I: Performed to Enable Her To Breathe.   Doctors on Call.

Liz Taylor Has Surgery To Save Life   Doctors Say Her Condition ‘Grave’ After The Operation

Liz Taylor Has Pneumonia; Is Seriously Ill  Actress Is Placed in   Actress Is Placed in Oxygen Tent at Her London Hotel Suite

Elizabeth Taylor Seriously. Ill. With Pneumonia; In Oxygen: Teni

Elizabeth Taylo Under Knife —   Emergency Operation Saves Actress’ Life

Liz ‘Taylor. Seriously Ill   Actress Stricken With Pneumonia. Her Doctor Says

IAS PNEUMONIA  Elizabeth Taylor Critically Ill, Undergoes Operation

‘Gravely {ll liz Taylor Hospitalized   Actress Suffers Pneumonia; 3 Doctors on Case

Actress Elizabeth Taylor's  Life Saved by Operation; Her Condition Termed Grave

Stricken by Pneumonia  Elizabeth Taylor Condition Said Grave After Operation

Moonlight Mississippi   Filmdom’s Liz Taylor Is  Stricken: Condition Grave   All-Night Call

PHYSICIAN TO QUEEN. CALLED IN   IGlamorous Americ an   Actress Stricken With Staph Infection Of Lungs; Condition “very Serious.”

Little Chats’   THANKING THE DOCTOR   (No. 10 in a Series). By. JAMES E. POLLARD

System of Air Control Ordered   President Asks F. A. A. To Work on Proposals

Kennedy Tells Aviation Agency To Adopt Rules   ‘ Aircraft Control Plan Undatina Recommend

President Orders Aircraft Control ‘Recommendations Be Put Into Effect

KAA Ordered To Adopt Air  Control Plans   Kennedy Releases Project Beacon Recommendations

National Aircraft. Control System fs Approved By JFK  Recommendations On Report As Possible

FAA to Acton Control Syste for Aircraft  President Orders  Use of Existing Military Facilities

On Aircraft Control  FAA Told To Start W ork  On Recommendations

Air Traffie Report Released  J FK-Endorsed And May Cause  Controversv

Work on Aircraft Control System, Kennedy Tells FAA   Directs Agency to Act on Special Group’s Proposals

Air Traffic Control Calls for $500 Million Capital Outlay in 5 yrs.

Extensive Air Control Plans To be Started   Recommendations o! Study Group May Stir Controversy

Kennedy Hints Of Soviet Visit   But President Says No Invite Received

--SAYS PROBLEMS COME FIRST Might Visit Russia Tf Invited--Kennedy

Visit to Russia By Kennedy Is Hinted Today   President Leaves Door Opened For Possible Journey

Most Will Serve Less Than Year  Takes Note Of Press Stories OF Discomforts

PRESIDENT MIGHT VISIT IN RUSSII   Kennedy Reveals Possibility Of Trip To Soviet Union “If Invited.”

“At News Conference Kennedy Holds Open Possibility Of Visit Behind Iron Curtain

President Says He Might Visit The Sovief Union If Invited   Important Problems Must Be Solved First, He Tells Newsmen

But Berlin. Laos Come First Kennedy Hints Future Visit to Soviet Union

JFK Says Red Visit Possible   Question Comes Uf During Conference Of Russian Visit

JFK Weighs Soviet Trip   FACES PROBLEMS   Active Reserves Due  Brief Service Hitch

Visit to Russia By Kennedy Is Hinted Today  Dumont almmdh  en   President Leaves Door Opened For Possible Journey

Delighted At Publication Of Interview  Might Accept Invitation To Russia, Kennedy Says

President Might Visit Russia If He Is Invited   Important Problems ‘Néed Solution First

Invite Would Draw JFK Into Russia  I>... 4 een i ° ~   Russian Interview Delighted Him, He Tells Newsmen

War-Jittery Cubz Continues Alert For U.S. Attack   Communist-Armed Castro Forces Man  Island’s Defenses

De-Stalinization Comes Overnight In East Germany   Avenues, Towns Get Nev Names; Statue Removed From Berlin Square.

IE. Germany De-Stalinized Over Night   Reds Remove All Memorials to Late Soviet Dictator

BLITZ STALIN STATUE FROM FAST BERLIN   Memorial Removed During Night; Stalin’s Name Taken Off Avenue, Factory and Town.

East Germany De-Stalinizes   Statue and Other Memorials Vanish: Street Renamed

East Germans Erase Stalin   Stage Blitz During Night To Remove Statue of Ex-Dictator

East German Communists Stage Blitz To Initiate De-Stalintzation Program

STATUE, MEMORIALS REMOVED  All Signs Of Joe Must  Go In De-Stalinization

East German Commies Stage Blitz 'De-Stalinization During The Night

Stalin Name Wiped Out Overnight   Reds Move Swiftly In East Germany

East Germany. De-Stalinizes During Night   Statue Removed, Street Re-Named

Memorials To Stalin Are Removed   De-Stalinization In East Berlin: Re-name Showplace

—CHANGES MADE IN ONE NIGHT— East Germans Erase  All Traces Of Stalin

Bill Puts Fate To  Juries  Taber Seeks 4-Year   Taber Seeks 4-Year Term In Ohio House Mechem Serenaded

Introduction Slated Today  Ohio Bill Would Switch Approach Of Murder Jury

Wants Jury To Decree  Death Chait   Longer Terms For Representatives Mav Reach Yoters

Avalanche in Italian Alps Buries Hamlet   "5 Frozen to Death. At Turin; Snow, Ice Roar Down Mouniain

NICARAGUA PROBABLY USED AS TAKEOFF POINT BY ANTI-CASTRO. REBELS; B26 BOMBERS SPOTTED.

Sec. Hodges’ Report Optimistic; Says, ‘I Think We’ve Hit Bottom’

Revolt Blamed  On Stalinism  Janos Kadar Says Personality Cult  wr. 4... 4 erst alin ies a

Heart Expert Warns  Fatty Diet, Job Stress Set Stage For Coronary

Emotional Stress And Diets High In Fats Rated As Good Invitations To Heart Attacks

Threatened With Death if Rushed  Lack Of Recreatio Facilities Is

Report 30 Men Held InNashville   Prisoners Ask to Air ‘Complaints We Want To Make’ to Officials

Shepard Complains: His Ride too Short   Kennedy to Give Astronaut Medal

Says J Wstropait      JFK Seeks More Space Funds: ‘Much To Be Done

Won't Change Our Bargaining  Style-UAW   GM Says Union Wasting Time,  Dels

Anything Could Happen  Gls’ Attitude In  Berlin: Boredom      Every few days, the front-line

600 Gls Worry More About Chow Time Than German Reds Across The Border

Sanford To Request 13.5 Million Bond Issue For Ports Of Our State

Congress Is Due To Mark Time   Adjournment Appears To Be Far Away Yet

DIPLOMATS’ ACTIVITY IS INTENSE   Stevenson Talks With Gromyko, Ghana Leader

Credit Goes To Goldberg For Efforts   I4-Hour Session Ends Deadlock In THspute Over Pact

Railroads Freed From Paralysis   Labor Secretary Holds Marathon Session to Settle

TWO-WEEK WALKOUT IS ENDED   Goldberg Sits In on Session; Vote Lopsided

Railway Tieup Comes to End  Tentative Agreement on Work Pact   Tentative Agreement on Work Pact Follows Marathon 14-Hour Session

New Labor Secretary Puts On Heat, Engineers End Of Costly Tuqboat Strike

Harbor Boat Strike Ended Tn New York   Goldberg Aids In Negotiations For New Agreement

New Secretary Of Labor Helps Settle Dispute   Walkout Forced Complete Shutdown by the New York Central Railroad.

Work pact ends snarling harbor strike  Goldberg j joins  cen: Ge seks ake be oe oe

Hand Taken By Goldberg  In Tug Peace   Both Unions, Lines Expected to Ratify Proposed Agreement

Goldberg Credited With Truce   Boat and Rail Operations Will Resume Tuesday

Two-Week-Old Harbor  Strike Causing Railroad Tieup Is Settled Today

 MARATHON 14-HOUR SESSION ENDS HARBOR STRIKE Railroads Plan ToResume Tuesday. Goldberg ‘SctsInOn Negotiations

Strike Against 11 Railroads Ended; New Labor Sec’y Helps Settlement

RAIL TRAFFIC RESUMES Tughoat Crewmen Call End To Two-Week Strike

Mediators l-Hr. Session Is Successful   Unions Ratify New Work Pact By 262-2 Vote

Paralyzing Strike Ends In New: York  Railroad Tugmen And Ferry-Boat Warkere Anrea :

 Railway Tieup Ends As Strike  is Terminated   New York Centra! Expects To Resume Service To East Tuesday; New York Pact Is Only Tentative.

Harbor Strike Ended by New Work Contract   Tentative Pact Delays Decision on Crews Until Next December

Restore Rail Runs, Freight Embargo Lifted   Union Leaders Offer High Praise To Labor Secretary

Ratify Pact That Ends 2-Week-Oid Tieup Of Traffic  Secretary Goldberg Takes Part _ 14- Hou Nisaatintina Ceaceian

Sec. Goldberg Helps to Settle Harbor Strike  om ambrebtesm Pomab le   Tentative Pact Is Reached Following Marathon Session

New York Strike Is Settled   Paralyzing Railroad Tieup Ends After 14-Hour Session, New Pact Agreed On

SECRETARY BIG FACTOR   Need Marathon Session To Find  Issues Solution

Rail Tieup In New York Is Settled   Secretary of Labor Joins in Marathon Talks on New Pact

East Coast Rail Strike Has Ended  New Work Pact Drafted After  Long Session

644 Workers Who Inconvenienced Millions Expected to OK Pact; Goldberg Praised

Railroad Strike Brought To End  anmmady AiAas, tJ nitn   Kennedy Aide Hailed For Help In Accord

Ratify Pact That Ends 2-Week-Oid Tieup Of Traffic  Secretary Goldberg Takes Part In 14-Hou Neqotiating Session

New Secretary Of Labor Helps End Rail Tieup  New Yaoark’c Harhar   New York’s Harbor Strike Had Paralyzed Major Railroads

New York Tugboat Crew Strike Ends Under Pressure From Kennedy Regime

New York Harbor strike is Settled  2-Week Dispute Ends Without Job Security Issue Settlement

Two-Week-Old Harbor Strike Ends at N. Y.  Striking Unions Vote tn Ratify   Striking Unions Vote to Ratify New Agreement

Tug Strike Ends in NY  Pact to Allow Rail   Pact to Allow Rail  Traffic Resumption

Harbor Strike Halting Trains Seftled Today   14-Hour Session Comes Up With Tentative Pact

Tug, Rail Service  Assured tor Year   Labor Gives Credit to Goldberg

Kennedy's Secretary Plays Part   Settlement To End Rail Tieup In New York Area

Agreement Ends Transit Walkout  New Pact Is Reached  In Marathon Session

Rail Strike Is Ended Today In Pact Approval   Normal Operations May Be Restored Tuesday in N.Y.C,

Tug Dispute Strike Ends At New York   Agreement To Ease Railroad Tieups In Eastern Part Of U.S.

Reach Terms in Harbor Strike  Crippling Railroad ' Tieup Ends in East

Railroad Strike Brousit to End  Kennedy Aide Hailec For Help in Accord

Under Fressure From Administration  New York Tugboat Strike Settled

Railroad Strike Brought fo End  Kennedy Aide Hailed  Case tdela in Annaed

Inside...   ‘Day of Infamy’ Observed Pearl Harbor Plans Quiet Ceremony

Memoriat Services Scheduled     20th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor

Japan Planes Attacked Hawaii 20 Years Ago   Quiet Memorial Services Slated Today Above Sunken Baitleshin

Twenty Years Ago Today:  Pearl Harbor Memorial To Mark ‘Day Of Infamy’

Autobahn Is  Busy Scene   L.S., Soviet Troop:  Prepare For Move   - Pearl Harbor-An Undimmed Memory

2 Decades Have Passed Since Shocking Pearl Harbor News   Sunday Calm Shattered by News of Fleet Destruction: 2,000 Slaughtered

Bombs Fell 20 Years Ago Today Quiet Memorial Service Above Sunken ‘Warship To Mark Pearl Harbor Attack

Jap Bombs Hit Pearl Harbor 20 Years Ago Today; Service To Mark Fateful Day of ’4/

No Agreement Reached onLaos Cease-Fire Plea   Russia Indicates Quali fied Acceptance. But Disagrees on Timetable.

Labor Sec’y Goldberg Intervenes ‘To Avert Strike of 82,000 Seamen

Kennedy,  Both Sides  Ask His Aid Deadline for  Accord Is  Midnight

Patriotic Contestant   Jayhawk Rodeo, Too,  County's Fair ls Open

‘Social Gatherings HERMAN BECKERS SET 2STH ANNIVERSARY j OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY .

K/A: Spend, Spend Spend — Government Medicine Men Prescribe For Sick Economy

Steps Taken To Correct Jobless Situation, Statistics Still Dismal

Business Looks To Washington To Aid Economy   Governors Urged to Use U. §. Road Funds

This Week in Business and Finance . . .   Medicine Being Brewed for U. S. Economy

“Project Mercury” Space Capsule Blasts Off On    Flight To Prove Safety

How It Wuz   LE MARS, VICINITY. — ESCAPES HEAVY SNOW — ‘BUT DRIFTING .. _  SLOWS HWY. TRAFFIC f  Forecast Calls For — ‘Diminishing Winds

How It Wuz   OW IT WWUZ  LE MARS VICINITY — ESCAPES HEAVY SNOW —, BUT, DRIFTING — sLows ‘Hwy, TRAFFIC  ' Forecast ‘Calls For — Titevaiuctadaicace UPleccle

Aatanga Villagers Admit Killing Escaped Trio-- Congo Reports Lumumba Is Dead

Get Reward Of $8,000   Death of Ex-Premier, Two Aides Renews War Threat

Lumumba Is Killed,  Congo Crisis Looms   Full Congo Probe Proposed by Dag

Congo’s Agitator  Isl Dead —  ee? ee » ewe   Lumumba Dies In Massacre

Hammarskjold’s Actions — Blaimed By Soviets; U. S. Expresses Shock At News

Kafanga Claims Fugitive, Aides Slain by Natives  Report Raises U.N. Worry Over Fiery.

New Threat Of Civil War  Faces Congo  Deposed Premier, 2 Aides Massacred 2

New Crisis Threatens Civil War   Villagers Who Killed Him Receive $8,000 Reward

MASSACRED IN KATANGA Ex-Premier’s Violent Death Raises Threat Of Civil War In Congo

Katanga Reports He Was Killed With Two Aides   Villagers to Receive Reward For Capture

Killers Get $8,000 Reward For Murder   Ex-Premler’s Death Foments New Civil War Threat

Former Congo Premier Killed By Villagers   ‘Massacred‘ With Two Lieutenants Two Days After Their Escape

Congo’s Agitator Is Dead  Lumumba Die:   Lumumba Die: In Massacre

New Civil War  Looms In Congo   Villagers Receive Reward Of $8,000 For Massacre Of  ' Ex-Premier, Aides

Congo Faces Civil War As Death Result   Ex-Premier Dies 2 Days Following His Announced Escape

Ex-Premier, 2 Aides Killed; Reward Slayers   Threat of Civil War Hanging Over Cong

VILLAGERS REWARDED FOR DEED   . Katanga Flexes Military Muscle As Crisis Loame

Reward Given To O Villagers —  s, .  .f fs...   Identity of Slayers Kept  Secret; Fear Reprisals

Death of Lumumba Reported   Disclosure Brings Threat of Civil War For All of Congo

‘Villagers Admit To Slayings  Alaw Theank ft   New Threat Of Civil War Hangs Over Congo

Massacred by Villagers, Government Reports; New Congo Civil War Feared

Massacre of Ex-Premier And Two Aides Brings Long-Brewing Congo Situation to New Crisis Holding Threat of Civil War

Lumumba Is Dead; Brings War Threat  Villagers Massacred Ex-Premier Shorily Following Escape

Threat of civil war for Congo deepens  VILLAGERS MASSACRE EX-PREMIER, TWO LIEUTENANTS AFTER ESCAPE

Katanga Claims Villagers Killed Denosed Premier   Tribesmen Rewarded For ‘Massacre of Fugitive’, Two Aides

Villagers Get $8,000 Reward for Massacre   Civil War Threat Grows Following News of Slaying

Villagers Slaughter -Ex-Premier   Katanga Claims Death Came Sunday: Report Brings New Threat Of Civil War

Massacre Gets 8,000 Reward From Cabinet   ‘Congo Could Face New Spasm ‘af Bloodshed Bn  Lumumba Death May Be Greater Threa

Civil War  Mav Come, New Crisis U.N. Warning Is Given to Katanga

SAY $8,000 BOUNTY PAID TO SLAYERS   Katanga Gives Reward But Keeps Secret Name Of Village And Tribe Which Killed Ex -Pre mier.

Ex-Congo Premier Slain In Katanga   Report African Villagers Also Killed 2 Of His Abdio Entire Nation Faces Civil War Threat

Ex-Premier And 2 Aides Massacred: Cash Reward To Town: Crisis Looms

Is Slain By Villagers In Getaway   Death of Deposed Political Figure Mav Spur Civil War

2 Lieutenants Also Victims Of Tribesmen   Announcement of Ex-Premier’s Death Raises War Threat

New Crisis In Congo Brings Threat Of War   Deposed Premier Massacred By Villagers, Officials In Katanga Sav: Reward Paid

NEW CRISIS CAN BRING CIVIL WAR   Spokesman Puts Crimes Blame On  Slain Leader

 Katanga Government Says Ex-Premier, 2 Aides Were  Massacred By Residents   Of Undisclosed Town.  CIVIL WAR THREAT i cRaAWS IN CONGO

Soviet Spaceship Speeds Toward The Planet Venus   THE CONGO AT A GLANCE   RATANGA RULERS REWARD RILLERDS  Lumumba Is Slain By African Villagers   FOR CAPTURE   PRISONER MOVED   COVER STORY

Africans Kill Ex-Premier  Lumumba’s Death Brings  New Threat of Civil War

Patrice Lumumba And 2 Aides Massacred Sunday Night By African Villagers   Ry ADRIAN PORTER

Threat Of Civil War Increased:   Find Three Dead Near Escape Car

Negro's Nomination Approval Hits Snag   Robert Weaver Backed Up By Letter From President Affirming Loyalty

Housing Post Nomitiation Strikes Snag  Hearinac Nelavaed   Hearings Delayed Until JFK Attests To Negro’s Loyalty

 Issue Raised by Robinson  ‘Kennedy Supports Loyalty 'Of Housing Unit Nominee

LOYALTY QUERY DELAYS - HOUSING CHIEF HEARING   Minimum Wage Bill Sent Solons

Appointment Approval Is Delayed At Hearing, Lovalty Report Asked

Loyalty Issue Causes Delay for Nominee   Kennedy Sends Letter as Chairman Requests

Inside...   Robert Kennedy Opinion    [Lows Don’t Prevent Return 1Of Refugees to Cuban Home:

Foxworth-Galbraith Lbr. Co. Launches Reliance Homes Building Program

B.H. Boy Loses Battle For Life   Dies Twelve Hours Alter Accidental Hanging

Boy, 8, Dies After Hanging Self At Play   Death Comes 12 Hours Later To Chris McKenzie

Presidert Flees, Raps  U.N. Acticz   Administrator Is Selected To Take Over In Province

Katanga’s Secession Move Ends  UN Troops Down Resistance Of   UN Troops Down Resistance Of Military Force

In Hours of Blood-Spilling Battle —  U.N. Forces Smash Katanga’s Secession From the Congo

UN Force Used To End Revolution At Elizabethville  Officials Claim All Congolese Are Unitec After Bloody Battle

Tshombe Flees As UN. Troops Rout Backers   Secession Ends In Bloody Clash

3Y FORCE OF ARMS  U. N. Ends Rebel  Regime In Congo      Death Count Reaches 19 In Hurricane's Wake

Secessionist President Flees wecessionist £ resident Flees  UN Force Brings Katanga Back Inte Congo Republic

U.N. Crushes Katanga Revolt  peewee fee ee ae   Secessionist Chief Flees After Fight

PRESIDENT TSHOMBE FLEES U.N. TROOPS Katanga Defeated, Handed To Conao

VIOLENCE IN ELISABETHVILLE   Katanga Secession From Congc Is Forcetully Ended By U.N.

Blood Spills In Ending Resistance   TSHOMBE FLEES: DENOUNCES ATTACK

United Nations Ends Secession Of Katanga   Downs Military Resistance In Bloody Fight: Tshombe Flees

U.N. Troops End Secession Of Katanga  Tshombe Flees; Now Considered Cannmaleca Pravince

U. N. Puts End To Secession Of Katanga By Force   Tshombe Flees As Troops Dowr Armed Groups

Secessionist President Flees  UN Force Brings Katanga Back Inte Congo Republic

Katanga Is Taken By Force   U.N. Troops End Secession Of Province InBloody Fighting

U.N. Crushes Katanga Revolf   Secessionist Chief Flees after Fight

UN. Forces Katanga Back Into Congo  Secession Is Ended   Secession Is Ended In Fight At Capital; Tshomhe Flees

Secessionist Chief Flees After Fight   Congo Government Takes Control Of  Plateau Province

NINETEEN FROM IOWA FALLS — —— Petit Jurors Named; To Report April 17

DEADLOCK ON METHODS OF ACTION   France Maintains Debate Boycott, Threaten Veto

Wants Revamped Highway Commission, Modernized State, Local Governments

» COLORS and BLACK   Astronaut Grissom Says Surprise Hatch Pop-Off Sank Space Capsule

. MINDING MY OWN BUSINESS, THEN POW’  Gus C Confirms Capsule Accident

Astronaut Grissom Relates Story Of Second Space Shot   Was Also Surprised At ‘Hatch’ Exploding From Shin Accidental]:

Malfunction Blew Hatch, Capsule Sank  Hoosier, With Touch of Awe, Tells of Beautiful Space Trip

‘Pow-Then The Water! Grissom Says Hatch Blew Without Help From Him   Grissom said he had set the   The 155-pound astronaut was.

To Meet Threat  President May Declare Partial Troop Mobilization

AF. Brass Disputes Bomber Cut   Kennedy, McNamara Overruled Opinions On Supersonic Jet

Revival Efforts On Withholding Major Tax Issue  Senators Ready For New Tussle   Senators Ready For New Tussle On Nelson Plan

Food Tax: Passes New Committee   House Group In Approval After Lone Wrangling

Bill On Food Tax Passes Hurdle  But Still Is Faced With Arduous Trip In General Assembly

Report Khrushchev Said He Doubts Allies Would Fight to Hold W. Berlin   MOSCOW—(AP)—Premier Nikita Khrushchev, in a tough speech today, declared that it is “ta fairy tale that the West will fight for Berlin.”

Konev New Soviet Chief In Germany   Khrush Convinced Allies Wont Fight For Disputed City

US. Allies Won tight: Khrushehey   Ridicnles West Tit MeCloy Talk

Nikita Doubts U.S. Will Get Help On Berlin   East Germans Say Treaty Under Way

New Leader Named for Red Troons   Khrushchev Says US. Won't Fight

McCloy Report On Talks with Soviet Premier   Thinks Allies Would Not Back Fight for Berlin

Russian Defense Workers Pledge Support To Nikita   Officials Skeptical Over K's ‘Honesty

5 Killed, 8 Injured by Door—   Reds Organize Show Of Worker: Solidarity

Russian Workers Back  Premier’s Berlin Stand   Defense Plants Call Meetings To Pledge Longer Work Days

Will Work Longer Day If Needed  Won't Need More  Money for Forces

Soviet Rallies Worker Backing For Khrushchev   Premier Reveals Military Buildup In Berlin Issue

East-West Talks Urged  By Premier   Red Leader Sticks To Demand for I. German Control

WOULDATTACK U. 5. IF WAR BREAKS OUT   Holds To Demand For Pact With East Germany  SOVIET CHIEF   Claims He Is Willing To Negotiate; Says West Is Warmonaerina

Russians   Soviets Stage Show Of Solidarity Behind Premier’s Speech

Factory Crews Raise Hands in Approving Sign  Rut Khrush Views   But Khrush Views No Sacrifice Need

‘Longer Day’ Is Pledged By Workers   K, Says He Wants Talks, But Holds To Red Demands

Khrushehey Wants New Negotiation  Address Called ‘Reply Measure’   Address Called ‘Reply Measure’ To President

Bill To Aid: America’s Farmers   Russian Workers Organize Firm Stand Behind Nikita

Khrush Threatens Military Buildup      Rusk Asks Smaller Nations Support in Berlin Showdowr   Red Cosmonaut Says He Felt Homesick for Earth

Mr. Kk Asks Honest Talk On Berlin   Says West Pushing World Toward War Over Critical Issue

Soviet Workers Show Support   Khrushchev's Talk Draws Skeptical U.S. Reaction

INO CHANGE IN POLICIES INDICATED   Factory Workers Called To Adopt Set Resolutions

Fiery Orators Fan Public Sentiment EY Mrators Man Public Sentiment  Red War Drums Roll

Soviet workers pledge Support to Khrushchev  awe calidanty hahind   Defense labor vows solidarity behind Premier's stand on Berlin situation   Spaceman says he was homesick

Defense Workers Are Summoned to Meetings Russia Organizes ‘Solidarity’ Behind Firm Stand on Berlin

Factories Call Meetings; Offer Support to Nik   Pledge Longer Hours at Plant to Show Loyalty

Pledge longer day at plants if necessary   Premier talks of war, peace in same breath

RED WORKERS ORGANIZE T0 SHOW FORCE   "No Sacrifice Necessary,” Says K But Defense Workers Pledge 8-Hour Day.

Titov said space ship is ready for another flight   Soviet workers rally to stand behind Mr. K.

‘Committees Start Work Legislature Slates Plans On West Virginia Session

Singleton To Be Elected Wednesday   Committees To Put Finishing Touches On Bills Tomorrow

Topeka:  GOP Celebrates  Return to Power   Nearly 1,000 Members OF Party at Big Fete

‘Camps Out All Night — Austin Worker Gets Lou ~ Car License No. 1C1000

Rusk Returns With Cheery View for West   “Things Looking Up”, After Week of Meeting: Secretary Says

Communist Report On U. S. Espionage Agent May Provide Clue To Missing Michigan Man

3-Year Pact Includes Wage Hike identical Offers Made By ‘Big 3” to Auto Workers

Dreary Gobbledygook German Politburo Defends Youths Blue Jeans Rights

AS WE GO TO PRESS . . .   ... Khrushchev To Make TV Summit Report

Reapportionment Discussion Slated Today I saeenaeemeeteete mere iemmnntestonteretaaeesemnemnianemeneemenenneemanemmeeeteieaiareanemnetinaneneneneaeedmienettneeeemmenmnnensnenemeentinmeenedtinieeememm  Senate Expected to Amend Library Bill

Off-Duty Cop and Friend   French Inturiated by Egyptian Claims. That 9 Spied in Cairo

Negroes Half Demonstrations In Albany. Ga.   Confer.W With. White Leaders

Administration Offers Defense Of Policies   “Noninflationary” Deficit Sets Spending at $88 Billion for Year by Budget Director Bell.

Budget Deficit Of $6 Billion  Is in Prospect   Defense of Fiseal Policies Is Offered By Kennedy Regime

Administration Expects Deficit of $6.9 Billion; Defends Fiscal Policies

Inside The News   FURTHER INCREASE EXPECTED Deticit Gf 36.9 Billion In Prospect.

$6.9 BILLION BUDGET DEFICIT IS EXPECTED   -,.Noninflationary, Says Budget Bureau

The Berlin Story-—— —_  West Turns Dowr Krush Proposals  In Similar Notes

KU Nearing End Buildi Of Housing Plan Durin   Building Slows ‘During August

‘Clear Skies With Wind  F orecast   March winds whisk The dust clouds higher While rain-type clouds  Get drier and drier. a. ee Se Sree 2

COMMITTEE OF 100 NEEDED TO IMPLEMENT PLAN  Urban Renewal Cou!d Trigger City Boom, Mayor Says

U.S. Splits With Allies On Angola   Joins Soviet In Resolution Demanding Portugal Cease Repression Of Natives

U.S. Differs With Allies On Angola   U. N. Council-Resolution Demands That Portuaal Stop Repressive Measures

Russ Back U.S. in Angola Vote   Americans Split With Allies in UN

VICIn Ort Ih GOOd Condition  Boy To Be Tried For Slaying Parents

Report 12 Aldermen To Stand Pat On Appropriation Slashes  Mayor's Veto Message To Come Up At Tuesday Session

Circus Fire Toll Climbs; Hunt Bodies   Medical Supplies Ferried By Copters To Brazil Scene

Paying Bill Big Poser for Solons   Lack of Money Starts to Worry State Lawmakers

Pay Source Is Problem  For Solons  Both Houses End Action on Works Bill

Launching Of Saturn Nearly Set   Super Rocket Viewed As Answer to Mighty Russian Space Vehicles

U. S. Charges Holes in Swiss Cheese Artificial: Monroe Firm Denies It

They Punch Own Holes In Cheese?   Not Proper Thing to Do, Government Sav:

Fichmann Challenges  Accusers  Nazi Portrayed As Mastermind OF Slaugliters

Eichmann Denies Trial  Has Legality  Lawyer Raises Questior eee a ny pki...   Lawyer Raises Question Before Accused Mass Killer Can Plead on Lenathy Indictment

[EICHMANN LISTENS IMPASSIVELY  aS ISRAEL] COURT ACCUSES HIM  OF MASTER-MINDING SLAUGHTER

Defender Challenges Accusers Right  Accused. Given No — Opportunity To Make Plea As Trial Opens

Israel's Right to Try Eichmann Challenged   West German Papers Follow Trial in Israel

Court Accuses Former Nazi As Mastermind In Slaughter Of Millions

Eichmann Trial Gets’ Slow Start  Defense Attorney Challenges Right

Eichmann Faces Accusers, Aide Challenges Cour’   Trial’s First Day Ends With Legal  Questions Unresolved

Upset Government Attack — Rebel Forces in Laos Seize Key Staging Base

Rebel Victories Deal Blow to Laos Fighters  Trenches Dug at Major Cities as Reds Move South

REBELS TAKE KEY LAOS BASE IN MAJOR BLOW   Red Offensive © Threatens Vientiane

Rebels Get Key Point In Laos   Move Major Blow To Government Attack Plans

DIG TRENCHES IN VIENTIANE AS REDS APPROACK   iRebels Capture. ‘Ta Vieng;  Rumor Laotian Copital  May Be Abandoned.

Laotian Rebels lake Key Base   Red Drive Poses Threat to 2 Cities

To File Charges In Des Moines Slaying   Accuse Texan In Des Moines

The Needless War: Fateful Decision Left Up To Obscure Officer:   Re RRUCE CATTON

War Decision In Hands of Minor Officers   Congress Defaults By Failing to Make Decision

be Neediess War     Secession, Not Compromise, Followed Lincoln's Election   Ry RRYICH CATTAN

THE NEEDLESS WAR--III  Obscure Officers Made The Fateful Decision

Evoked Defiant Reaction Secession of Southern States More Political Move Than Warlike Gesture

Cuba Seizes Water Supply At Naval Base   Guantanamo Getting Full Amount Withou Interruption So Far

CASTRO SEIZES U.S. NAVY BASE WATER SOURCE   No Interruption of Supply; Water Can Be Sent By Ship.

No Interruption at Guantanamo So Far  iC uba Takes Over Water Firm ‘Supplying American Navy Base

Castro Takes Over Company Supplying Water To US Base   Ahandoned Peonertv

No Interruption So Far  Castro Seizes Source Of Guantanamo Wate:

Castro Grabs Guantanamo Water Supplier   New Needle Is Out Against Catholics By Cuban Government

Cuba Seizes Naval Base Water Plant   No Interruption Reported in Supply To U.S. Installation

Fidel Takes Cuban Base Water Firm   Supply To Navy Not Interrupted In Castro Move

Castro Grabs Water Compan Near US Base   Supplies Water to Naval Base at Guantanamo

‘Castro Aide Says Service Will Continue Naval Base Water Line Seized

Castro Controls Firm Supplying Water to Base  No Interruptions Noted So Far At Guentonamo

Guantanamo Water Supply Seized  Al. Imtearecartian Yat In Raca Sinniy

Havana:     Castro Controls  Water for Base  Cuban Firm Supplying Guantamamo Taken Ove

Move Against Schools Expected  Cuba Grabs U.S. Base's Water Supply Company

Water Is Normal  At Base  Castro Forces Take Control Of Base Supply

WEATHER FLSEWHERE   Guantanamo Still Gets Water in Spite of Castro Seizure of Plant

Castro Grabs Water Supplier  New Needle Is Out Against Catholics

U.N. Vote Favors Tunisia   Resolution Would Order French To Withdraw Soldiers

U._N. Votes Against France  Must Give Up Bizerte Base To Tunisia

Vote 66-0 With 30 Abstentions UN Demands French Pull Troops Back Inside Base at Bizerte

U.S. Abstains as U.N. Commands France To Pull Her Bizerte Forces Back to Base

UN. Votes For French Withdrawal  Resolution Asks Troops Pullout From All Tunisia

U. N. DEMANDS FRANGE DRAW BACK TROOPS   Resolution Adopted,  66-0; American Dele gate Abstains   PARIS WILL IGNORE ASSEMBLY ACTION

Berlin Talks Called Step Backward   German Envoy Sees No Basis For Meetings

JEK, Russ Talks Seen as. Setback   West German Envoy Glam Over Results

4 Would Have Included Council Rock.  Z = . a Central Bucks Rejects Tech School

Three Picked Up Injured After Wreck AF Plane With 10  Crashes in Alaska

103 Stranded American Air Tourists Down on Irish Luck at Shannon

Newport Police Probed by FBI   ‘Framed Evidence’ Eyed in Vice Case

FBI To Probe Newport Police  Will Sift Evidence las Duddbnomnn ff aoe

Russian Mig Jets Not Used fo Beat Off Invasion of Cuba, Morse Finds

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features) i

Was Serving Fifth Senate Term     Sen Styles Bridges, Dean Of U. 7 Senate Renublicans, Dies fn Sloe

New Hampshire Senator Dies in Sleep . . .  Tribute Pours in for Bridaes

In: :ates Shocked Over Death  Leaders Of Nation Pay Tribute To Sen. Bridges

Tributes Pour In After Death Of Sen. Bridges   Saltonstall Seen As Successor

Caucus Is Held House Republicans May Propose Maior Changes In State Budget

U.N. Forces Drive Toward Center Of City   Katangese Strongpoints Fall One By One

U.N. Troopers Seek To Control Katanga Capital   Elisabethville Reported Scene Of Tough Battle

teavy Fighting Continues Tstiombe Flees  As UN Attacks Katanga Capital!

Parliament Margin Lost By Adenauer   German Chancellor Rejects Coalition With Socialists

Party Loses Majority in Sunday Voting . .  Adenauer Rejects Any Thoughts of Coalition

Elections Put Adenauer Rule In Jeopardy  Ludwig Erhard f= EE @     Ludwig Erhard Could Succeed As Chancellor

Adenauer’s Power Dims In Germany   Vote Curbs Control Of Government By Chancellor’s Party

His Prayers Are Answered   Voters Deal a Setback to Adenauer; He Rejects Coalition with Socialists

Adenauer’s Rule Over W. Berlin Is In Doubt Today  But W. Germany Still {in West’s Camp After Weekend Elections

Adenauer Rule In Doubt Today After Balloting   Chancellor's Party Loses a Majority; Coalition Refused

Rejects Coalition  Adenauer Loses Majority In West German Election

'.%  2 Defeat Adenaue: Loses Parliamentary Hold; Rejects Union With Socialists '

Adenauer Gets Voting Setback   Party Loses Majority in Sunday W. German Parliamentary Election:

Adenauer's Party Loses Control - In The West German Parliament Sunday

Adenauer Majority Vanishes   Coalition Government May Eliminate Aged West German Leader

German Vote Split: Parties Eye Coalition  Adenauer May Be Forced Out of Post

Party Defeat In Parliament Vote Surprise   Loses Majority In Ballot, But Reich To Stay With West

Rejects Coalition   SPS SED We VUITEVEE RS SPENCE ECE ENE SERA AEN ERE A PENCAT NERS DANES  Adenauer Loses Majority In West German Election

Opponents May Oust  Adenauer  Wont Work in Coalition, Wy Gecrarc

Rejects Socialist Coalition  Adenauer’s Party Loses Its Majority

: Spurns Coalition! Adenauer Loses Majority ‘In W. German Elections

Adenauer  Rules Out Coalition   Election Strips German Ruler Of Some Authority

Adenauer's Leadership In Jeopardy   His Party Loses Majority In Parliament

Adenauer’s Iron Fistea Rule Loses Majority in Parliamentary Elections

German Leader Loses Majority  Rejects Thought of Ty me tinle TOM AA

Adenauer's power is cut by elections  Rejects thought  pe 4 i ae aS

May End Iron-Fisted Rule Adena uer Loses Majority In W. German Parliament

Adenauer's Rule In Doubt  West Germany Still In Allied Camp After Vote

rede teSccctldntthsdalmssaihbanba  Adenauer Rejects Socialist Coalition

Adenauer's Authority Is in Doubt   He Rejects Thought o Coalition as Vote Cuts Power.

Adenauer Snubs Idea of Coalition  Chancellor Loses Marain in Ballot

Aging Boss 0 W. Germany Losing Grip  Fai Is To Keep  Pas  pee -~ fg ff 2. _   » PER CENT

Adenauer Loses Control of Parliament  r   Rejects Idea of Coalition with Brandt’s Party

Adenauer Wants No Brandt Deal   German Vote Cuts Chancellor’s Lead: Ouster Possible

Adenaver's Authority Is In Doubt   Chancellor Is Denied Majority By German Vote

Vote Weakens )  Adenauer Position OW, Gerintiny® Sill ‘AntiRed ©

Adenauer Loses Majority Aiding His Rule  W. German Voting  Takes Seats from Chancellor's Party

Adenauer's lron-Fisted Rule Over West Germany Shaken In Sunday Voting

SOCIALIST COALITION RULED OUT  Adenauer’s Party Loses Its Majority

1960 TOTAL THIRD LARGEST IN HISTORY, HOWEVER  Mortgage Figure Dips Here

 1960 TOTAL THIRD LARGEST IN HISTORY, HOWEVER) it#*”  Mortgage Figure Dips Here

2 Officials Take Oaths On Monday   Action To Challenge Kitko’s Continuation In Office Is Started

Tourists Delayed  Cruise Is Halted Due To Safety Rule; Mexican Ship Owner Angry

Fighting Indecisive  In Cuba   Castro Forces Said To Suffer  New Casualties

Scranton Man, Divorcee Held [In Murder Plot   Woman’s Former Hus. band Injured Se. verely by Bomb At tached to Auto.

Planned to collect insurance  Pair accused of bomb plot to kill husband

Caught Short:  Bridges Asks Overhaul Of U.S. Intelligence Forces

Granddaughter of Revolutionary War ‘Soldi ier  AGED PENSIONER LIVES ON $25 A MONTE

Now She Gets 360  Lawmakers Grant Pension  Hike To 88-Year-Old Widou

‘Has: Been Living On $25. A Month, © aaa SEEDENnN neon emer enemnnd  Revolutionary War Soldier's: ‘Granddaughter:Gets Pension

Christmas Is Celebraied Three Times In The Little Town Of Bethlehem

/DROP CHARGES AGAINST KISTNER  lowa Bank Thefts Go Back 30 To 40 Years

Kistner Freed  Of Bank Charge  FBI Says Shortages Cover 30 to 40 Years

KBI Man Testifies Shortages At Bank Go Back 30 To 40 Years   Sustains Motion   One Not Paid

Embezzlement Aid ‘Charge Dismissed   Kistner Discharged From Custody in Sheldon Case

Say Shortages in Sheldon Bank Date Back to 30-40 Years Ago   Kistner Charges Dismissed

Shortages Go Back 30 Years   FBI Agent Testifies, Then Commissioner Dismisses Charge

GOP Education Bull Chances Look Brighter As Religious Issue Perils Kennedy Law

Religious Dispute Flares . House Republicans Talk Up Own School Proposals

GOP In House Talks Up Own School Bills   Rep. Rearns Offers Three-Part Edu eation Plan to Cut Cost by 50 Per Cent.

Russians May Try to Orbit 2 In Space Ship   New Effort at Shoot Indicated In Target Region

Soviet Ships In Target Area Are Reds Preparing To Orbit Two Men?

REDS MAY TRY TO ORBIT 2 MEN IN ONE CAPSULE   Russian Range Ships Patrol  Pacific Test Shot  Area.

Possible Trump Over U.S.....  Russia May Send Two Men Into Space in One Rocket

When It Is Launched  Two Men May Be Aboard First Manned Spaceship

Believe Soviets Preparing To Put 2 Men Into Space In Same Capsule

That at's O Of fici al Speculatio culation  Reds Plan To Orbit Men?

 In Same Big Capsule \Soviet’s Next Bid May Be To Put 2 Men Into Orbit

Two-Man Shot Possibility Say Experts— Soviet's Next Space Feat Could Put 2 Men In Orbij

Soviet May Put ) Men in Orbit  Red Range Ships Patrolling Pacific

Soviets may try putting men in orbit  Russia would gair more than 1 prize  enttitn «is hemesmewen

Reds May Try to Get Two in Space  Another Space Shot   Another Space Shot Indicated by Ships

Held Reasonable Speculation  2 Men Into Space Next Russian Speciacular?

Birthday Honor Wichita Falls Man  Requested fo Heat Salute to Mr. Sam

Troop Move Into Area Said Plan   Moscow Radio Sees Situation Complicated

Russ Hostile to U.S. Move in Viet Nar  ‘Aggressive’ Plans Laid in Kennedy

Soviets Warn U.S. Keep Out Of Viet Nam   Moscow Charges Washington Plan To Send Gis There

U.S. INVASION BEING PLANNED RUSSIA SAYS   Moscow Protests Send. ing Of Troops To South Viet Nam   NO COMMENT MADE BY WHITE HOUSE

Moscow Hits U.S. ‘Plans In Viet Nam Soviets Assert U.S.  — Intends To Send  Troops Into Area

Moscow: U.S. Troops Going To Viet Nam   Soviet Radio Says Such Action Would Violate Geneva Pact

Charge Geneva Violation Reds Say U. S. to Send Troops to S. Viet Nam

Humphrey: Reds Short Of Food   Says Khrushchev Not Ready for War

Peterson: Beaten by Minority  5 Aldermen Out:   5 Aldermen Out; Woman's Victory Marks Ist Time

Four City Youths Sought as Burglars  Stolen Items Found In. Leased Garage

SEO News™— BEHIND PAGE 1   ‘Stylist Claims Kennedy Will Revolutionize Garb

MHP investigators  Charge ‘Freedom Rides’ directed by Communists

Flower-Bedecked Fairyland Scene (Of Auto Heiress Anne Ford’s Debut

Miss Anne Presented fo society  Ford Estate Resembles Fairyland At Daughter's Coming Out Party

FLOWER. BEDECKED FAIRYLAND  $280,000 Coming Ou Party For Anne Ford

Elite of Autodom Attends $280,000 Debut of Auto Heiress Anne Ford

50 MEN WANTED SALESWORK   EARN $60 WEEK PART TIME, $159 full time. Phone SK 54701. o7.9

Two Men Seized In Rape-Slaying Of N. J. Women   One Admits Killing Society Matrons On Isolated Road

Space Capsule Drops in Sea South of Bermuda After Two Times Around

Chimponaut Recovered Safely!   Heated Capsule Returned After Second Orbit

New York Central President Talks Of Possible Bankruptcy     4  Rail Head Sees Danger In Merge:

Moslems Stage 24 Hour Strike, Battle Police   Show Support for Rebel Government

IN STRIKE IN ALGERIA.   ‘Moslem’ Mobs. Fight Riot Squads With Kaives Bare Hands

Partition Sparks Big  Resistance   Report 50 Killed In Algeria Strife

Mostems Continue To Battle Against French Riot Squad   Unofficial Report ‘Shows 13 Have Been Killed. 50 Wounded

13 Killed  In Algeria Rioting   Moslem Workers Stage 24-Hour Strike Against Partition Threat

Moslem Mobs Battle French Across Algeria   13 Persons Reported Killed, 50 Wounded  In: Riotous Protests

50 Killed, Hundreds Hurt In Battle Between French Police And Moslem:

French Use Rifles, Gas On Moslems   13 Killed In Riot Protesting Division Plans

Deaths Mount in Algerian Clashes  Violence Dims New Peace Talk Hopes

Uneasy Calm Descends on Bloody Strife   Battle During General Strike With Hands, Club:

F rench Plan In Partition Stirs Anver   13 Listed Killed And 50 Wounded In New Outbreak

irate Moslems Strike  Arabs, North Africans Battle French Soldiers

90 KILLED IN RIOTS TODAY AT ALGIERS   Arabs Call General Strike, Clash With French Over De Gaulle’s Land Partition Threat.

Major Cities Paralyzed by 24-Hour Strike   French-Algerian Parley Prospects Dimmed by Riots

Algerian Riots Leave 12 Dead; Violence Grows   24-Hour General Strike Staged By Moslems   so MILES

Arabs Call 24-Hour General strike  Riotous Moslems, French Police Clash; 50 Die

12 Killed in Algiers Riot, Strike   Demonstrating for Loyalty to Premier Abbas

ARABS WIELD CLUBS, KNIVES New Algeria Riots Kill 50.  Scores Hurt

0 KILLED IN BLOODY ENGAGEMENT   Riots Protest De Gaulle Plan In North Africa

Say 12 Killed In Algerian Riots Tuesday   Demonstrations Of Workers Loyalty During a Strike

Tractor Upsets On Two Boys   VOICE OF SURV'VOR HEARD  -Cave-In Traps Miners

Three Trapped In Mine Cave-in  Five Rescued by Diggers Working In Shifts at Shaft in Tennessee

‘5 Are Rescued After Cave-In  Slim Hope For Three Coal Miners Trapped In Shaft

3 Trapped  In Cave-in   3 Trapped in Anderson Co. As Arm Sawed lo Save Miner

‘Upper-Crust Hoods Beat Bum For Fun   Felony Charges Are Placed Against St. Louis Youths

Sees eS ee ee ee er Se ee eee ee eee  Speeder . Answers Patrolman With  Beastly Dart

Dillon Forecasts National Economy  Will Grow by $40 Billion in 1962

Red Peace Prize Goes To Castro   Troops on Alert Against Attack; Kennedy to Be ‘Hunc

‘First in Hemisphere With Working Class in Power’ Castro Is Happy as May Day Celebration Lashes at U.S.

Castro Pleased As Cubans Stage March   May Day Theme Is: ‘Toward Union of All Workers of World”’

Possibility Of Military Intervention Under Study   LENIN PEACE PRIZE TO CASTRO  Moscow-Styled May Day Celebration In Havana

Communist: Erect Wall On Border   Action Follows U.S. Protest Of Berlin Harassment

FIVE-FOOT WALL BEING Bailt Another Barrier Erected By Communists In Berlin

Begin oth Day of Just Sifting  No Radios, Card Playing Permitted

Cover-Up for Carla   Louisiana, Texas Coasts Braced for Hurricane Carla

800 Mile Strir Prepares for Huge Storm  Many Cities and Towns Evacuated In Path of Wind

Along Gulf Coast Area... ‘Carla’ Sends Thousands  Scrambling From Homes

Carla churns ponderously northward   Louisiana to Texas braces for 135 m.p.h. blow

Hurricane: perecmceneecneeneraren eed  Southern Coast Waits on Carla

IS HEADING NORTHWES   Carla Veers Away Fron New Orleans Towarc Western Louisiana anc  Texas Coasts.

800 Mile Strip Alerted  Carla's Violent Winds Head For Gulf Coast

High Winds Of Carla Move Toward Coast  visiana, Texas  Brace Themselves

WEATHER FORECAST   Louisiana, Texas Coasts Brace For Hurricane Carla

Coast Peril From Killer Carla Rises   Hundreds Evacuate Danger Zone, Many Homes Boarded Up

But Storm's Path Still Doubtful ”  Gulf Coast States Set For Winds From Carla

Winds Now 135 Miles An Hour  Texas, Louisiana Coasts Bracing For Carla Today

Hurricane Howls On At 125 MPH   Hundreds Evacuate Louisiana Coastal Country As Storm Moves Westward

Winds, Tides Push Ahead Of Hurricane   Has Potential Punch Exceeding Disastrous 1957 Storm Fatal to 500

Thousands Flee Hurricane Carla On Gulf Coasts   Giant Storm Is Drift  — ing Slowly Towar¢ Western Louisiana Texas.

2 States Set  Defenses For  Storm Carla Louisiana, Texas  Coasts Preparing  Against Hurricane

Many Abandon Homes “Carla” Carrying Punch As Great As 1957. “Audrey”

(Mississippi Coast residents are advised to keep close watch on path of Hurricane Carla until all danger is passed).

Hurricane Carla Still Poses Threat To Louisiana, Texas Coastal Areas

Hurricane to Slam Into Coast Sunday   Winds Rage at 125 Miles an Hour as Huge, Dangerous Storm Roars Toward Louisiana And Texas: Immediate Evacuations Advised

135-Mile Wind Roars  Northward   Hurricane Carla Swings Toward Texas. Louisiana

VACUATION ADVISED ; Carla Winds Up Sunday Punch _To Vulnerable Gulf Coast Chin

Families Flee Hurricane Along Gulf   Winds, Rising Tides Hit Coast as Storm Moves Shoreward

Hurricane Carla Heads for Coasts of Louisiana, Texas   Many Areas Are Ordered Evacuated; Storm’s Winds Increase to 135 M. P. H.

Bureau Advises Evacuation Of ‘Coastal Areas   Hurricane Expected To Hit Sunday; Winds Increase To 135 MPH

Still Shifting Course Carla Snarling At  Louisiana Coast      len Cameran ta  devectated hv

Carla Set To Smash Tex,. La.   Giant Hurricane Expected to Reach Gulf Coast Sunday

Bison, Belles and a Big Bass Drum  Texas Scores Big Hit in Big Parade

Icy Cold Front Advances East   Readings Expected to Take Dive Down to Florida; More on Way

Trunks Of Treasure [Bought Jewish Lives  ‘Eichmann Content When One Such Deal To Save Million Lives Falls Through

Report State Police Deputy Chief Resigns  District Attorneys to Meet McCartney on Disagreements

Appointees To Stir Up First Spark   Eruption Expected Yn Spite Of Damper By Administration

Civil Rights Hight Looms In Congress   Nominations May Bring On Battle In Senate Group

Political Sparks Expected To Fly This Session Over Civil Rights —

Sparks To Fly In Congress On Civil Right   First Flurry Seen Possible Tomorrow At Committee Meetinz

Governor Will Oppose Any Restricted “Licenses” For Motorists in State

Kennedy, African Call for Support Of UN in Congo   Ghana President Holds Conference  With U.S. Leader

at  LEADERS END CONFERENCE   President Says Talks Give Him Greater Confidence   PRESIDENT   Indicates Main Purpose Of Parley With Khrush Is To Avoid Miscalculation

Confidence, hope grows between two   Encouraged on eve of meeting Khrushchev

Kennedy Reports Confidence inthe Power of West   Announces Agreement with De Gaulle Concerning West Berlin Responsibility.

Presidents declare accord on Berlin   Can achieve much, Soviet premier says

JFK and De Gaulle End 3-Day Talks   Basic Agreement Is Reached, Western Statesmen Report

Kennedy-Khrushchev To Meet In Vienna   President, De Gaulle End Three-Day Conference; Kennedy To Try To Avoic Miscalculations Which Lead to War

‘Confidence, Hope Felt By Kennedy   U.S. To Build Up Forces In Europe, NATO Assured

COVERS MANY SUBJECTS AT PRESS MEET   President Says More Confident On Vienna Talks

Kennedy, De Gaulle Wind Up With Unyielding Berlin Stand   iYsiia im Vienna, Hopeful  “oward Kennedy Contact

Kennedy, De Gaulle End Parley   Two Leaders Tell of Basic Accord on Berlin Stand

JFK, DeGaulle Agree Upon Responsibilities   President Feels Confident; Sets Eves on Vienna

U. S. President Says Talks With French Leader Give Him Greater Contidence in His Approach To Khrushchev Meeting

PARIS MEET SPOTLIGHT   Kennedy, DeGaulle Agree On Western Responsibility There

‘Miscalculation’ the Vienna Issue Kennedy Says Paris Talks Give Him More Confidence

Tells Confidence in Western Allies  President Ends Paris Visit With Praise for De Gaulle

On Berlin Obligations, Responsibilities—  Kennedy, De Gaulle Reach Accord

JFK Says He's More Confident   He, De Gaulle Finish Talks, Confirming Berlin Accord.

DE GAULLE END TODAY   President Reinforces  _ Allied Unity At State Visit To Paris, Flies To Vienna Summit Tomorrow.

He Reaches Agreement With French   Berlin Problem Will Be On Agenda With Khrushchev

No Changes to Be Permitted, Leaders Agree   Power of U. S., Allies Encourages Kennedy

mcr CHEERFUL BUSTLE, PROFOUND ANESTHESIA: >>>:  Alcohol Called Superb Drug

100-PROOF POSITIVE: ‘Doctor Hails Ancient,  Oft-Ignored Medicine

, wElISStiGl VIVRMOST IMU —  ‘Broadcasts’ From Sun Yielding ‘Many Vital Secrets to Science

Potsdam Papers Made Public, but Few Surprises Are Found in 2.733 Pages

2 Bodies: Found in  Air Crash  2 Members Of B47 Crew  ci.*3) wae 7

2, Bodies Found in Air Crash  2 Members Of BAZ Crew Sull Missing

Kennedy Civil Rights Move Committee Listed to Prevent  Employment Discrimination

Minority”  Workers. Protected   Executive Order Forms Committee To Curb: Discrimination

Blueprint Of 63 Budget Announced  Top Economy Experts At Business Council Meeting Held Today

Special Session  Unlikely   Unless Lawmakers Act, Congressmen Elected at-Large

overnor Warns Time Is Running Out  Rodan Waits While Leaislators Play at Politics

‘Gover nor Warns Time Is Running Out  Redistricting Waits While Leaislators Play at Politics

Sent Word From Berlin Ottice  60,000 Were Killed  On Eichmann Orders

e Votes te Scrap Program For  erizing Michicen license Pi      lates

Hodges Institutes Detailed Study  What Happens To A Town When A Mill Shuts Down?

Hodges Institutes Detailed Study  ——S BES stitutes Velailed Study  What ‘Happens To A Town When A Mill Shuts Down?

New President For Ecuador  Armed Forces Said   Armed Forces Said To be Supporting Interim Executive

‘barra Quits Under Pressure I Pressure  Toledo Takes Over As President Of Ecuador

Ecuador Gets New President  Supreme Court Chief Ils Handed Top Job

Gallegos New Ecuador Chiet   Army Backs Justice as President; Red Ie By-Paessed

Court Head Tokes Over In Ecuador  luirvect curcae d_   Jurist succeeding Ibarra As President

UNDERGROUND SNARLINGS Appeal for Subway Chivalry Adds Insults to Seat Jousts

Blonde Admits Embezzling $80,000 To Satisfy Husband's Gambling Habit

Freeman Sees Need for Tighter Crop Controls  Outlines Aims A a a   Outlines Aims As Secretary Of Agriculture

Special Legislative Committee Will Urge Allocations Boost  Study Proposal To Widen PIDA Scope

‘Complicated Deal Empire State Building Sold After Two Weeks’ Rehearsa!

Complex Empire State Sale  2 Weeks ot Rehearsal Told for Building Deal

Fight Weeks Of Rehearsal Prepares For Sale Of Empire State Building

Deal Changing Ownership of Empire State Building Is Quite Complicated

Crash Dept.  VAL MOELLER’ s CAR TOTAL Loss AFTER. COLLISION ‘TUESDAY

Crash Dept. . VAL MOELLER‘S/CAR TOTAL LOSS AFTER COLLISION. TUESDAY

He'd Sign Repeal of Full Crews  Rocky Wants Jobs For Those Idled

Council To Get Repor!   Prospects Slim For French-Tunisian Settlement

Appointive Powers Of Judges Flayed   GOP Candidate Speaks To Rally

Even Kennedy: Couldn’t Enter .... Dean Opposes Tougher Policies At Harvard

On The Inside   Draft Categories Listed  ‘Takes Crisis To Wake Men   However, Col. Clouse had one

Dratt Boards Swamped Again   Calls by Registrants Up 400 Pct. in Ohi

-U. S. And Britain Ask Soviets Join  -In Banning Atmosphere Nuclear Tests

Russians Fire Third Nuclear Blast in Series   Moscow Radio Shuns U.S.-British Call for End To Aerial Tests

Atmosphere Blast Over Asia Again   AEC Announces Test, Range ‘Low to Intermediate!

Reds Make Second Test In Four Days   Kennedy Leaves Door Open For Plan Acceptance

Test Above Ground, U.S. Says   Shots Not Big; Are Detonated In Same Area

Latest Russian Shot Held As No Answer to Proposal For Limiting Explosions

Explosion Located In Central Asia   Second Blast Set Off Since Announcement o. Resumption of Tests

Atmosphere Test Ban Still Seen as. Possible   Prospects Not Viewed as Encouraging As Soviets Test Second Bomb

Reds Set Off 2nd Nuclear Explosion   Blast Equivalent  To Atomic Bomb On Mirachina

Soviet Union Makes Another Nuclear Test —   Small Nuclear Explosion Second Since Announcement Tests Would Resume

Reds Touch Off 3rd Blast  In Nuclear Device Series   President Back In Washington For Study Of U.S. Atomic Policy

Third Nuclear Test Shot Fired by Soviets   Russian Court Sentences U.S. Tourist As Spy

Yew Shots Over Central Agency Are Low Power And Fired In The Atmosphere.

Reds Explode Second Shof in Four Days   President Hopes Russians Accept Latest Proposal

ANCPOFTs Diast — ———————  Russians Set Off Third Nuclear Explosion

JFK Awaits Soviet OK On Proposal   Holds Door Open Despite USSR’s Nuclear Test Monday

JFK Holds Door Open For Reds On Test Offer   On he Inside   Had A Word for It  Ancient Greeks Had Their Version Of Peace Corps and It Worked Well

Ariother In New Series  Soviets Set Off “Third Nuclear Bomb In Asia

Russia Explodes Second Nuclear Bomb In 4 Days; Was In Low Kilotron Area

Reds Explode Second Bomb; U.S. Asks Ban   Britons Join In Note To Russians; Cite Fallout Danger

Second Blast In New Test Series  Reds Fire Small .  Nuclear Explosion

Soviet Union Sets Off 2nd Nuclear Blast   Test Not Regarded As Answer to Joint Appeal for New Ban

Answer Due From Soviet  On Proposal   U.S. Disappointed At Second Russian Test Within 4 Days

Third Nuclear Device Detonated by Russia   Explosion “in Low to Intermediate Range’ Reported by AEC; Kennedy Holds Door Open For Acceptance of Latest Test Bun Pronosal

Door to Ban on A-Tests is Left Open Despite 2nd Ex plosion Set Off by the Russians

Ban Hopes Still Held By Kennedy   Soviet Explosion — Not Considered as_ Reply to Proposal

Today's Reaister   AS WE GO TO PRESS ...  Cormm Rrantbe Mist Muar Ei iikeisetar Birla

Javits Says Kennedy ‘Loaded Deck’ ‘In Timing ‘Senate Filibuster Fight

Filibuster Fight Erupts In Senate   Argument Breaks Out On Whether Kennedy Delayed Senate Debate

Scrap Breaks Out in Senate Over JFK Infervention of Antifilibusfer Rule

Kennedy Plans And Problems: Major Decisions Must Be Made On Military Affairs

Kennedy and Military Affairs  Many Military Problems; Some Announced Programs

Asks Prayer For New Leaders   Tells What His Regime Achieved   —— PALICIOo™  Kennedy Administration's Plans For ‘New Frontier

Insurance Executive, 47 sacri  Senate Group OK’s Day as Postmaster

Warns Castro of ‘Trujillo Plot’ : Passenger Forces American Airplane to “Land in Cuba

ASIAN: EXPERT REPORTS   Kennedy Pins Wagi é Bill  Hopes on: Senate Vote

You'll Find It   senate Action Pending —  JFK's Minimum Wage ‘Bill Downed In House

Civil Defense Goes in Action   Wisconsin Joins in Nationwide Test of Svstem

“The Peoples of the East Cail It Sholom  Hatred Prevails Over Jesus’ Precepts of Love and Peace

Big Military Buildup  76,500 Reservists and Guardsmen Called Up as Trouble Spots Worsen

Biggest Mobilization Since Korean War Sends 76,500 To Active Duty

Call-Ups Set for Oct.   Units Face   Units Face Unlimited Military Stint

Reservists To Be Called By October 1  76,500 Men in All   76,500 Men in All Branches Will Trair At Fort Polk, La.

US: Faces Crises With  Reserves   Biggest Build-Up Since Korean War

No lowans In Troops Called Ur   Alert Canceled for 2 Groups as Orders Go to 76,500.

RESERVISTS SUMMONED T0 AGTIVE DUTY   76,500 Scheduled To Report For Military  Service October 1   46,500 CALLED FOR ARMY; 6,400 NAVY

Army, Navy, Air Force  Involved   Order Carries Out Emergency Progran Congress Approved

Carroll Girls at the Fair—   No lowa Units Listed In Calls to Active Duty   Ry FILTON I. FAY

Mobilization Program Requested by Kenndy, © Approved by Congress

Mobilization of Forces Biggest Since Korea War   Most of Men Ordered To Report October 1

Reservists, guardsmen to active duty   Term of duty for the 76,500  still indefinite

76,500 Reservists, Guardsmen Called In Bigsest Mobilization Since Korea

Army, Navy and  Air Force Will Get Men Oct. 1   No Marines Included as Volunteers Are Adequate to Boost Corps to Desired Number.

79,000 Reserves  Get Orders   No Marines, They’re Getting Volunteers

Biggest Mobilization Since The Korean War: Siesest Mobilization Since ‘The Korean War 76,900 National Guardsmen And Reservists Called To Actite Duty

Carries Out Request By The President   Ordered To Report  Oct. 1; Army, Navy,  Air force Personel

Mobilization Plan Given By McNamare   Air Force, Army, Navy Units Are Ordered To Duty

Most Will Report On October 1   Hagerstown Unit Among Personnel Ordered To Datv

CALLS 76,000 RESERVISTS Mobilization for Defense Biggest Since Korean War   Twin City Air National Guard Among Reserve Units Called Up

Active Duty Call Issued For 76.500   Reservists, Guard Units Ordered To Report Oct. 1

Most To Report Oct.  (6.500 Reserves And Guardsmen  Called For Duty

Build-Up for World Trouble Spots Ordered   Two Wisconsin Guarc Units Included in  Mahilieantian

76,500 HEAR ACTIVE DUTY CALL BY U.S.   National Guards, Reservists Report For Buildup Oct.

76,500 U.S. Reservists, Guardsmen Ordered To Duty By Defense Dept.

76,500 In Call-Up For October    Mobilization Biggest Since Korean Flareur

76,500 Reservists, Guardsmen Report To Active Duty Units on Oct. 1

76,500 Reservists, Guard Are Called To Service By DefenseDepartmentOct.1

ACTIVATING RESERVISTS; GUARDSMEN   Air, Ground and Sea Units Alerted Two Weeks Ago In Berlin Crisis Report Oct. 1,

MOBILIZING 76,500 MEN   ‘Call-Up Said ‘Biggest Since -Korean War

To Report Oct. Ist... . Reserve Call-up Is Biggest Since Korean War in 1051

U.S. Calls 76,500  Reserves, Guards   Most of the Men Ordered to Report for Active Duty Oct, 1; Part of Military Build-Up to Deal With Bertin Crisis, Other Trouble Spots

16,500 Men To Get Calls To Service   Most of Them Will Be Ordered to Duty October 

MARITIME PARALYSIS THREATENED   Union Strikes On Expiration Of Contracts

Threatens To Paralyze U. S. Merchant Marine; 80,000 Men Are Involved

Threatens To Tie Up 990 Ships   Goldberg Sets New Efforts To  Rontle Dicnuto

70,000 Join In Walkout; No Contract   Kennedy Sends Goldberg To Seek Settlement

woiaperg mfervenes:  Maritime Strike Spread From Port To Port Paralyzing Shipping

eenenssonoocoosersoqnscososesesooaosouceses  A Crackdown On Meters

Bourguiba Says French Using Rockets   Demands Urgent Meeting Of UN Security Council

Bourguiba To Demand U.N. Action   Twenty Are Killed During Battle At Bizerte Main Armory

Tunisian Battle Raging  Over French Naval Base   33 Dead So far as Bourguiba Says He’ll Sever Relations

4 PERISH IN FLAMES ON RR CROSSING   Three Roailroaders And Truck Driver Killed In Collision Of Train, Gasoline Truck.

Train Hits Gas Truck.  Four Dead   Tracks Buckled as Flames Spew Wide Area; Loss 1% Million

Spokesmen. For Weary Housewives Fire Blast At Shopping Obstacles

Prokers Hear Complaints Housewife Said Fooled By Deceptive Packages

Labels, Packages Trick Housewife, Congress Is Told   Food Purchasers Often Buying Empty Space,   Wl itw ncene Charon

Two U.S. Army convoys arrive in West Berlin   Soviets appear ready for talks

Convoys test sovereignty claims of Red   No incident, despite Ulbricht’s statement

Yanks Test Claims By Red Chief   ‘Two Convoys Arrive Safely After Routine East German Crossing

U.S. Calls East German Road Bluff  ancgmece: Tamura:   Convoys Travel Autobahn Without Stan af Trauble

Firemen In Rescue Attempt —  4-Story Building Collapses. In Chicago, Entombing Three

U.S. Offers Plan  For Peace in Space  Stop- Gap Program Would Include All Countries

ALL  TC BENEFIT FROM AREA   Russian Bloc Ends Boycott, Attends Meeting

U.N. Group Given U. S. Space Plan   Soviet Bloc Ends Its Boycott but Asks  Reorganization.   Zorin Insists.

U. 5. Puts Space Plan Before UN  Stop Gap Plan for   Stop Gap Plan for Peace In Space

See. SEL ae set  Propose Space  Peace Program   Exploration Benefits Are Extended to Allin Plan

Unitization Plan Draws Criticism   Inside Today's Times      Judge Orders Stevens Disbarred

Streamliner Hits Gas Truck, 6 Die  Flaming Fuel Falls On Maanolia, Miss.

Streamliner Smashes Into Gasoline Truck   Six Killed, Six Injured By Impact Or Resulting Wave Of Flames Broadcast

Six Killed As Train Hits Truck   Fuel Explodes In Mississippi Town of 2.200 

HANDY TO HAVE AROUND  Kennedy, More and More, Indicates He Needs Bobby at White House

Today's Index      Pagrpe 7 GSartinnc   ‘Marchers’ Arrive In Red Capita   Muscovites Greet 29 Distance Hiker;

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Short Inspecti  ort inspection  Rancher Tells Udall to Get Off Preperty

Udall party bounced by rancher in Kansas  NOTHING PERSONAL AGAINST U.S. SECRETARY; RAP GRASSLAND PLAN

INSIDE TODAY'S GAZETTE   ‘Anary Kansas Rancher Chases Udall, Friends off Property

Kansas Rancher Orders Cabinet Aide Off Proposed National Park Land

Udall Ordered Off Kansas Ranct   Ranchers Object To Park Project

‘Rancher Chases Udall  Belligerent Cattlemen Oppose Prairie Park

To War on Collusion In Biddine   Program Is Unveiled Justice Dept. Set To Beain Nov. 1.

NEW_AIR_ INCIDENT  West German Jets Land In Berlin, Reds Protest

Rain Puts Ohio Farmers Behind  Oats Production 2 a Pe gitar eens eae

DAG CHALLENGES REDS Soviets Drop Complaints Over Aircraft Incidents

Independence Celebrated In Congo Today   Congolese Close Eves To Violent, Bloody Year To Celebrate Break From Belgium

Natives Celebrate Independence, Look To Brighter Future  Congo Marks Anniversary

Scientists in huddle  Where's Hawaii? Light from rocket may tell

“Of Legislature Puts Five Issues On Spring Ballot   Variety of Bills Voted; Hearings Developing More

tis Week in Legislature  Five Questions Placed ‘On the April Ballot

Kegisiature Koundup Five Questions Go on Referendum Ballot, Assembly Okehs Saturday Start of Fishing

Restraint At Wheel, Bar Urged   Nation Prepares For New Year Toll   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Mobs Mass to  Force French _From Tunisia   32 Rioters Hurt as Boureuiba Cheers

Takes blame for spy gear  Americans are   Americans are ‘innocent’ says accused agent

MYSTERY MAN IN SPY TRIAL CLEARS OTHERS   Says Americans Had No Connection

LONSDALE SAYS HE 1S OWNER OF SPY GEAR   Testifies Americans Had No Connection With Se~ret Equipment.

Briton Takes Alt Blame in Trial  Absolves Americans In Navy Spy Trial

BiG-3 OFFER, COURTS AMC   ‘Wedge’ Apparent Reuther Strategy In Car Pay Fight

Soviet Sees Vienna Talk As ‘Useful’   Russians Indicate Kennedy Must Ke ‘Logical’ In Meet

Vienna Summit  Guarded Optimism Is Reds’ Feeling   Although Austrian sourcee ¢aic

Soviets Predict Good Parley Results If -  Declare Acceptance Of Red Policy Only Hope for Peace

lf JFK Accepts Red View Soviets Express Guarded Optimism about Meeting

Reds See Hope In ConferenceIt JFK Yields   President Meets Nikita Tomorrow

Khrush To Force Red Viewpoint   Kennedy Expect: ed To Accept Communist Plan

Communists Say:  Kennedy-Khrush Talks Will Be Useful If President Accepts Soviet Viewpoint

SOVIET HOPES RISE ON TALKS   Useful Topics Seen In Vienna Parley

Reds’ Camp Optimistic On Meeting  But Points To ‘If’   But Points To ‘If Kennedy Accepts Khrushchev Views

Every Stand But Their Own Is Wrong  Russians Are Color Blind: Everything Black Or White

Today’s Register   Presidential: Unit Splits Up Along Labor-Industry Lines

Advisers fo JFK At Odds   Labor-Management Group May Be Without Pact

Even Monkeys Have Ups and Downs Chimpanzee to Blaze Trail  For America’s Astronauts

Inside...   Z7V Mile Shot Planned  Space Flight by Chimpanzee Slated Next Week

Inside...   £7V Mie oNnoT Fianneg  Space Flight by Chimpanzee Slated Next Week

‘Young Chimpanzee Scheduled for Tri i Into Soace as Astronaut Prelude

LEGISLATORS VOTE SELVES PAY RAISE   Annual Pay To Be $8,000, Speaker $11,000; Authority Voted To Build Offices, Lease To State.

De Gaulle Won't Bow  Berlin Talks With   Berlin Talks With Reds Still Onnosed

Adenauer’s Last-Ditch Attempt Fails  deGaulle Again Rejects Berlin Talks

U.N. Stubbed Toe In Goa-Stevenson  Ambassador Assails Takeover by India 

AFL-CIO Asks Extra $2 Million  Needs Additional   Needs Additional Funds to Counter Bad Luck, Work   By NORMAN WALKER Associated Press Labor Uhl ultéiane

McCloy Will Make Report To Kennedy   Top Arms Advisor To Teli Of Parleys With Khrashchev

‘Dis armament .  McCloy Will Give Kennedy ~ Report on Talk With Nikita

McCloy Heads Home, Ending Talks With 'K’   JFK Makes Plans To Meet With Him During Next Week

McCloy Meetine On Tap Soon, Kennedy Says   Special Report On Khrushchev Talks Cabled

McCloy Cables Report, Plans to Hustle Home  Kennedy to Get Resume Soon  Of Arms Talk With Nikita

To Report on Talks     U.S. Disarmament Adviser Heads Home From Russia

JFK Gets Note Frow McCloy   President To Meet With Disarmament Advisor Next Week

Ex-Marine Wants Militarymen To Know What They Represent In Any Cold War

Soviet plan loaded with booby traps   Little headway likely pending summit parley

Joins West in Turning Down ‘Loaded’ Plan   Says Commission Setup Is Adequate

, VETO POWER  ’ SOUGHT BY SOVIET BLOC   Safety Zone To Control Flow Of Munitions Urged

india Assails Soviet Proposals on Laos   Red Plan for Enforcing the Peace Denounced By West as Loaded With Booby Traps Which Would Give Communist Bloc Veto Powers

West Planning Attack on Veto Plan of Soviet   Little Real Headwoy Seen for Conference

Menon Denounces Soviet Laos Plan   Military Promises  New Life In Korea

WEST SHUNS LOADED" RED BID ON LAOS   Peace Machinery Jolted By Demand For Veto Powers

India Hits Red Plan For Laos   Proposals Labeled Loaded With Traps By Western Envoys

India Assails Russ Plan for Laos Peace   West Sees Red Plan as Loaded With Booby Traps

JFK Calls Conference  Of Advisers   New Meeting Centers on Ban  Of Nuclear Tests   What To Do Big Question — Kennedy Faces Tough ' Choice in Laos Crisis

Plus Other Allowances  Bill Proposes to Double Salaries Of Lawmakers to $7,200 Annually

Bill Boosting Legislators’ Salary Would Put Them in Top Brackets

Labor Peace Developed At Missile Sites   Officials Evolve Plan To Assure No Stoprages

Texans Invited to Give to Library To Honor Mr. Sam  Texas Newspapers To Accept Gifts Throughout The State

Plan To Ease Education Rui In South Set   Billion Dollar Outlay To Boost Enrollment,  Give ‘Aid Within Reacl

COALITION  ~ BRUSSELS   Premier Eskens Submits alResignation As His  Catholic Pa rty Loses “Ground In Election Sunday.

Belgian Vote May Lead To New Cabinet   Unionists Expected To Join Socialists,  Succeed Right Wing

Catholics Lose in Belgian Vote  Negotiations Due  for New Government

Losses By Right Wing In Belgium Vote See Prospect Of New Cabinet

COALITION LIKELY IN BRUSSELS   Premier Eskens Submits Resignation As His Catholic Party Loses Ground In Election Sunday.

Election Loss May Bring  New C: shinct   Catholic Party’s Trade Union May Join Socialists

Surgery For Pneumonia Successful  President's Father Has Emergency Operation

%  $500,000 In Road Repairs Township Prepares OWS 1p t repal Cs  To Put In The Fix

$500.000 In Road Repairs ra. * y  i ownship ! repares To Put In The Fix

“Miracle” Averts Tragedy On Ground  AF Tanker Falls On Busy Highway, 5 Crewmen Die

‘Miracle’ Nobody on Ground Killed  Air Tanker Crashes Into Subdivision;:-6 Men Die

Miracle’ No One On Ground Killed Rush-Hour Crash Kills 5 Crewmen

Florida Hotel Guard  Slain by Young Guest  Miami Beach Police Capture Killer After Street Battle

Pro-Nazis Thwarted 75 Demonstrators Arrested ‘At Phila. Exodus Premier

Mental State Of Urbanites  Scores Low   Only 18.5 Percent Completely Well, Survey Discloses

Launching Platform fo Be Placed in Orbit to Hurl U.S. Missile Info Space

 Complex Shot Aimed at Moon U.S. to Attem pt Shot Off Orbiting Platform

Most Complex U.S. Launching In Few Days   Rocket To Catapult Satellite Into Orbit Vo Blast Another Into Deepest Space

Ist St tep In In Moon Exploratio on  U.S. To Launch Space Platform

To Try To Put Launching Platform Into Orbit in Space in Few Days

Space Platform ToBe Launched   U. S$. Opens Up New Moon Shot Vistas

“Sky Spy Model Believed Launched  Secret Satellite Is Shot by U.S.

U.S. Shrouds Missile Blast WithSecrecy  Terse Message   Terse Message Tells Of Success Of Navy Satellite

First Secret Firing Made Of Satellite  ‘Sky Spy’ Model Carrying Tests - Probably Launched

Sky Spy Believed Shot Into Space; Launching Secret   Classified Devices Pw Into Orbit, Says  Ass BaAuwiaa

Willing to Act With Restraint   Wait for Kennedy tc Formulate Policies

Reactions Generally Favorable To Speech   Little Opposition To Space Program But Foreiqn Aid Faces More Trouble

Unexplainable Crash  Leader Of Famous Thunderbirds Dies As He Lived-In Airplane

Last Flight  Leader Of Famed Thunderbird Stunt Team Dies In Plane Crash

Leader Of Famous Thunderbird Flying ~ Team Killed In Crash Of FIOOF —

Common School Appropriation Move Rejected   Prison Farm Fund Action Rescinded

Details Not Revealed Johnson, Malik Confer At Senegal. Celebration

Ghana Ur es All-Africa “an   Nkrumah Wa ‘s U.N. To Expel Ou? ders

Europeans In Bush Country Seek Rescue   U.N. Spokesman Says A Summary Is In Preparation

Congo Kivu Province Nightmare Of Pillage   Missionaries, Businessmen, Nuns T errorized Bv Soldiers

Nuns, ‘Missionaries Tell. ‘Of Brutalities.   Indignities, Raping, Beating Revealed. From Authentic Accounts Told To U N

Pillage, Degradation   Report Bares Outbreak Of Atrocities in Conso

One Salamander Coming Up   African Savages Make Brutal Attacks on Nuns

Airmen Given Problems Of Space Age   Secretary Told Congress Wants No “Footdragging”

McNamara Reveals  _AF Reorganization © Sweeping Order Will Give Unit   Sweeping Order Will Give Unit Control of Military Soace Pam.

Plan Is Designed To Help Military Space Programs   Proposal Follows Directive Giving Air Force Control

Senate's Vote Switch Points To Uncertainty   Discipline Ebbs During Caucuses Of Both Parties

THEY DON’T LIKE IT, BUT... Legislators Feel They Can‘t Quit Without Some Kind Of A Tax Bill

Ike Gets Aid For O’Brien’s Ballot Drive   Campaign Funds Are Obtained To Support Jurist

Talk Viet Nam, Tests  Report Nehru Advising Against* ending Troops

k ennedy, Nehru In inong Session  “Talk: ‘About: Tests, ;  AndsDisarmament

Nehru Stand On Viet Nam Told Kennedy   Indian Reported  Advising Against Sending Troops

Nehru Said To Oppose Troop Aid   Stand Reported In Discussions  With Kennedy

NEHRU IS AGAINST TROOP USE   Indian Leader Said To Oppose Strongly U.S. Viet Nam Move

Nehru Opposes U. 5. Troop Use   India Chief, Kennedy Continue Conference

Nehru Urges No Gls Sent To Viet Nam   Flies To Capital With Kennedy For Further Parleys

Nehru is Reportedly—  ee ee NL NNN Ne NIN ER NN  ~ Against U.S. Troops in South Viet Nam

Nikita Calls for Unity, Warns Foes of Ideology   See “Conflicting News Stories Reise Question About Test of Bomb” on Page 5.

Bone and Lung Cancer  Bozo The Clown Fights Against Dread Disease

\Moscow Lights Up in Preparation ‘for Bolshevik Celebration Tuesday

Juvenile Labor Bill Is Passed By State Senate   Would Drop Minimum Aae for Working to 17

U.S. may get to moon before the Russians __ _ IF WE'RE WILLING TO PAY FOR IT

U.S. Could Beat Russia ~ To Moon--li   Would Have To Change Policy And Spend Billions On Crash Program.

Target Date 1969 For Moon Flight  Billions in Cost   Billions in Cost Could Shorten Estimated Time

HOUSE GROUP TOLD  US CanPutManOnMoonBy 1967 If Billions Are Spent

U.S. Might Beat Soviet Union to Moor ‘If Willing to Face Billions in Cost

Moon Race Cost Placed Tn Billions   Space Expert Says U.S. Might. Win If Willing to Pay

Must agree to crash program U.S. may beat Reds at landing man on moon, NASA chief says

U. 5. May Still Beat Russia To The Moon  But Only if It’s Willing To Pay For ta ALE. *.1 oc...

1967 Goal Would Cost Extra Billions  Cost of Crash Moon Race Program High

LLL LLL! LOLOL LLL LEI LLL LLL LED DA LL LLL LLL LILLE  U.S. Can Still Beat Russ to Moon

U.S. Could Beat Reds To Moon   Requires Policy Change, Money Official Savs

INDEX TO  Inside Paces   We Might Beat Russia To Moon-- For Billion:

larget Date Now Is For 199 Or ’70   Speed-Up Might Out-Do Russians, Says NASA Man

Space Race Price Set In Billions  Launching Claimed Possible In 1967

Big Spending Could Beat Reds to Moon   Would Cost Billions More. Official Savs

Crash Program Would Cost  U.S. Moon Landing in ‘67 Possible NASA Aide Says

US. Could Beat Soviet To Moon   ‘Cost OF Crash Plan in Billions, NASA Official Says

jIf It’s Willing To Pay  U.S. May Win Moon Race. !Top Space Official Says

Billio ns on Crash Plan Held Necessary  U. S Moon Trip By 1967 Likely

—-ARE WE WILLING TO PAY PRICE? Says U. S. Can Sull Beat Reds To Moon

U, 8, LANDING ON MOON SEEN IN SIX YEARS   Would Involve Crash Program Costing Billions, House Told   PROJECT APOLLO REQUIRES FUNDS

Says U.S. moon man possible in 1967 if it will pay cost   Taroaet date 1949

Legislature Announces Committees   Farmer Heads Education Group; Halsted Named Highway Chairman Again

Pick Heads For House Committees  Wiehtaerman   Wichterman  Heads Group On Education

Castro’s Mi ry ne Wave of T Arractod le     Meaes Paiste Reundun

Ballot in U.N. Hits Apartheic   Assembly Votes New Condemnation Of African Whife Supremacy Laws

REPUBLICANS PLAN POINTED QUESTIONS _ Legislators to Quiz Finance - Director on DiSalle’s Budget

Qn The inside   Isat Moving A Kilometer Metric Measure Makes  Little Headway In U.S.   Miller’s trouble is Rep. H. R

$83,700 Loot Recovered State Convict Nabbed In Ind. Bank Robbery

Recover $83,700 In Hotel Room  FBI Captures Suspect In $110. 000 Bank Holdup

Tropical Sform Frances Small, Disorganized   Heads Out Into Atlantic Ocean

Jubilant Tower Looks To Long Senate Tour      BY STUNNED DEMOS  Long Look At  Disaster Due

Soviets Honor Patrice Lumumba   ‘Dag Asks Aid Of International Court In Investigating Slaying Of Lumumba

‘Thought Atom Bomb Had Hit’  Twister Rips Windy City  nn ene ene eens SST Sesnsen nn tnt

Would Increase to 39-Weeks GOP Leaders Framing Bill to Aid Jobless

State's Legislators Busy on Two Major ‘Problems, Unemploymen; Aid to Education

US. Reacts  Cautiously to Break   Viewed as K Move to Stem Defitunce

Youth Squads Formed  56th East Reich Guay d Flees To West Berlin

56 East German Soldiers Defect   Bolt While Building Barbed Wire Fences

56 Red Soldiers Like West Berlin  East Berlin Ready To Greet Cosmonaut

WEATHER   Red Police Kseapees To West Mount   56 East Germans Have Fled Since Sealing Of Border

56 Red German Troops Have Escaped to West Since Barriers Went Up

East German Soldiers Fiee  Across Borde:   Fifty-Six Members Of Armed Forces “Desert Into West

56£. Germans Flee to West  Soldiers Cross   Soldiers Cross Berlin Street Border

Youth Squads Told ‘To Keep Order’ 56 Red Servicemen Seek Asylum In West Berlin

56th German Soldier Defects   East Berlin Ready To Hail Cosmonaut

Kills Wife in Fit of Rage  Pair Argued Whe BA... A .e"*.,...It kt.

Henrietta Got Scared — Elephant Goes Berserk; Tramples Elderly Man

Berserk Elephant Tramples Man to Death, — Injures Trainer as Horrified Crowds Watch

Why Not A How-To-Study Course?   By LESLIE J. NASON, Fd. [. with HARRY KARNES

YOU Can Get Better Grades — Why Not Add A Course in How to Study?

Globemaster Crashes   In The Autumn  Princess Margaret Expecting A Child

Thompson Indicted For Murder   _ Chair Mandatory On Conviction  Under Charge

Promises Talks With Both Parties   Democratic Executive Chief to Call in Party Leaders ‘Within Few Daye’

Says He Will Initiate Compromise Talks Seeking an ‘Acceptable’ Bill

Governor Sure That Some Plan Can Be Achieved  Says GOP Package Does Not Provide Revision Needs

In This Section   Find 2 Boys Dead in School Refrigerator; 3d Still Alive

CONFESSES SMOTHERING THREE   2 Huntington Boys Perish In Ice Box; Older Bully Blamed

GOP's Leaders Snub Party Ban For Withholding   Legisaltive Bloc “Won't Be Bound’ By Rally Edict

London Tabloid Blasts Royal Family For Killing ‘Wild’ Jungle Animals -

THREE DIE IN SMASHUP AT DU QUOIN   Three Cars Pile Up, Elkville Man, 2 From Park Ridge Die; State Third In Fatalities.

IIlinois-Texas Trek Relate  Man, 32, and Girl, 13, Slay Four, Gain $16

Girl, 13, Con Admit 4 Slayings For $16   Myers Corvad Wile Ciddeinn

Man, Young Girl Admit Four Slayings; Nabbed At Midland   “ ec FR x = Parents Of Girl Shocked By News

Welsh Proposes Lower Indiana Tax Exemption   Governor Wants Legislature To Cut Gross Income Tax Exemption To $600

REPUBLICANS IGNORE DEM SENATE CALI      Sergeant - At- Arms Locates One Democrat, No Republican Senators In Remap CatAnd-Mouse.

G12 Milhon Suit Asked Withdrawn  GL Kleateie Firme   6 Electric Firms Face Action Filed By Government

Withdrawal.@f Troops From Laos Songht  Separate Pr oposals Introduced

Rusk Seeks Laos T roops  Withdrawal   Says Presence Violates Terms  Of Cease-Fire

WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS   Yanks Willing To Pull Out lf Communists Do Same  AMERICAN ENVOY   Offers Three-Point Plan To Turn Troubled Laos Into Neutral Country

Pull Forces Out of Laos Rusk Urges  Reds Violating   Reds Violating Cease-Fire, Geneva Conference Told

Rusk Demands Withdrawal Of All Forces From Laos; Says Reds Violate Cease-Fire

Rusk Charges Truce Violation  Asks Withdrawal of Troops From Laos

Rusk Urges All Forees  Leave Laos U.S. Willing If N. Vietnamess Do the Same

US Seeks Removal  Ot Force   Rusk Charges Reds Violating Military Truce

Cease-Fire Violation Charged   Secretary Rusk Says U.S. Willing To Pull Out

TROOPS OUT IN 30 DAYS   Rusk: Soviets Must Pull Out With Americans

Violations of Laos Truce Cited   Rusk Demands Red Viet Nam Pull Out Troops   Violations Cited

US., Soviet Offer Plans on Laos Issue   Major Difference ts Deadline for Troop Withdrawal

Cease-Fire Violated Says Rusk   U.S. Seeretary Calls For All Forces To Leave Treonhled Laos

Urges All Armed Units  Withdraw From Country   Re TOM OCTHILTREF

Claim Reds Violating Cease-Fire  Offers 3-Point Plan to Make Country Neutral

U. S. Wants All Troops Out. of Laos   Charges Truce Is Being Violated by Communists

Ask Troops Withdrawal  From Laos   U.S., Russia Offer Separate Resolutions At Geneva Parley

resses Geneva Conference—  Rusk Charging Cease-Fire In Laos Violated

Tells Foreign Ministers Conference Communists Are Violating Cease-Fire There

Withdrawal Date In Question  U.S. Soviets Agree: Pull Foreign Troops From Laos

U.S. Ready To Pull Out If Reds Will   . Offers Three-Point Neutrality Plan

Rusk Wants Cease-Fire Safeguard:   Charges Truce In Laos Being Violated By Communists.

Rusk Charges Reds  Violate Cease-Fire  Demands Withdrawal of All  AAiiitery Farcac Fram i aas

Clear troops out of Laos   U.S., Soviets propose ‘like’ plans at parley

Asks Troops Leave, Gives  3-Poimt Plan   Secretary Pushes Yor Neutrality Of Strife-Torn Laes

Rask Wants All Military Out Of Laos, Charges Reds Are Violating Cease-Fire

Laos Foes Set  Common Goa Would Withdraw   Would Withdraw Foreign Troops

U.S. Demands Al Military Forces Leave Laos Area  Rusk Asks Neutrality

Withdraw All Military From Laos---Rusk   Secretary Charges Reds Are Violating Cease-Fire

Withdrawal Of Troops From Laos Demanded   Secretary Rusk Charges Reds Are Violating Cease-Fire There

Rusk Demands Armed Forces Get Out of Laos   Secretary Charges Reds Are Violating Cease-Fire There

Reds Violate Cease-Fire Rusk Demands Militar  Forces To Leave Laos

Quit Laos now, Rusk  lells Reds   We'll leave when you do, Secretary of State pledges

JS. Secretary Of State, Attending Conference In Geneva, Charges That Communists Are Violating Cease-Fire — He Says American Military Mission Will Quit Southeast Asian Nation If North Viet Nam Will Do The Same

Re d China. Formosa Just One of Many Dilemmas  More ‘Berlins’ Ahead for World In Continuing West-Red Struggle

Joint Appeal Goes To JFK, Khrushchev  Will Call For  at... @ ._... ._ ep, op,

Appeal To Kennedy, Khrushchev  Nonaligned Nations Urae Easing Of Tension

Appeal to West and East — Nonaligned Nations Ask Cold War Be Eased

CONFEREES SEND MESSAGES TO JFK, NIKITA Nonaligned Nations Appeal For Easement Of Cold War

25 Non-Aligned Nations Appeal To Two Leaders  Urgent New Steps te

Joint Appeal To Kennedy, Khrushchev  Want Progress  Made Toward Disarming

Plea Is Made To Kennedy, Khru   Summit Talks Urged By Nonaligned Nations

Belorade Meet To Urge JFK, Khrush To Ease Cold War  Conference Leaders Agree On Message Tc Be Sent To Leaders

Neutrals Ask To Ease Cold  War Tensions   Nonaligned Nations Draw Up Appeal To Kennedy, Khirushehe

Conference Drafts Plea  On Tension   Neutralist Nations To Urge Kennedy, Khrushchev Talks

heh ERLE si 5 SES Ea aE Ne epee  Neutral Nations Urge ‘Steps To Ease Tension

Plan Special Appeal for  Summit Talks   Nonaligned Nations  Urge New Steps to  : Ease World Crisis

Nonaligned Nation: Appeal for Peace  Message to Be Sent To Kennedy, Nikita

UAW, Industry Negotiators Back At Conference Table   Ask Kennedy, Khrush To Ease Cold War   West Is Jittery Over Berlin Air Corridors

U.S. Atomic Policy To Be Decided  Dpectdant Atdn.   President, Aides Meet In Capital

Steps To Ease Cold War Uraec By Neutrals   Belgrade Conference Sends Joint Appeal To Kennedy, Khrushy

Nonaligned Nations Desire Steps Easing Tension Over Berlin; Trips Are Indicated

Plea Made For Easing Of Cold War   Appeal to Kennedy, Khrushchev Drafted By Neutral Nations

Belgrade Conference To Send Nehru To Moscow And Nasser To Washington With Peace Pleas. 

Joint Appeal Asks Easing Of Cold War   Nonaligned Nation: May Send Envoys To U.S., Russia

Appeal Set By Neutrals  For ‘Peace’   U.S., Russia Urged To Ease Cold War, End Berlin Tension

NATIONS AGREE ON JOINT NOTE TO RUSSIA, US.   Nonaligned Group Seeking Peace

PRAYER FOR...  @ TQDAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Keligion Features)

Five Questioned In Girl’s Slavine   W. Va, Paratrooper Death Probed, Three implicated’

Independent, says Britain Reject lIraqs claim to Kuwait, oil state

Look Here   Complete Coverage  Of SEO Area News   SCHOOL FUNDS NEAR

Ex-Governor Fine Fights Tax Evasion   Claims Federal Indictment Not Legal Procedure

Gigantic Turbine Ordered  Lester Plant   Lester Plant To Build lt

How It Was.   Saw S58 FS ww z : ,  HEAVY DOWNPOUR — BRINGS WELCOME .81" OF RAIN LAST’ ‘WIGHT

How It Was   HEAVY DOWNPOUR — BRINGS WELCOME .61” OF RAIN LAST NIGHT

Patterson May Fight  Britisher   Tells Plans After Knockout Vietory

Russians Get Warnings On Red Violations   U.S. Claims Acts Hold Up Settlement

U. S.. Warns Russ on Acts to Stir. Crisis   Says Unilateral © Moves in Berlin Block Settlement

Summer: Fury   Summer Fury    ‘Storms Lash “US. Areas, ‘Bolts Kill 9:

Att. Gen. Will Wilson Challenges Gov. Daniel To “State His Plans”

Charges Deal Made  Wilson Blasts Governor In Demo Committee Meet

Hoeven Introduces Bill 'To Improve Rural Mail ‘Delivery Service -

U.S. Agrees to Seat Reds in Laos Talks   But Royal Envoy Blasts Plan, Says He Won't Attend

U.S. Earlier Had Agreed To Agenda   Royal Laotian Group Refuses to Attend if Reds Get Equal Rank

Education Bill Okay Expected   Senate , Passes -$38 Million Program in 47-7 Vote After Big Debate

2 Education Groups Plan More Talks   Andrews Sounds New Plea for Go-Slow On School Reforms

UN Command In Stand of Neutrality   Katanga Military Chief Claims Truce Only Temporary; Sporadic Outbursts of Gunfire Break Quiet

Neutrality ls Adopted in Congo   Action Catches Premier Adoula in ‘Big Squeeze’

UN Adopts Neutrality On Katanga   Congo Command’s Attitude Puts Premier Adoula In A Squeeze

U.N. Command Astride Fence  Military Neutrality Decreed After Cease-Fire in Katanaa

. Katanga Stroke Fails  U.N. Congo Command Adopt: Policy Of Military Neutrality

Congo Cabinet Crisis Mounts   Cease-Fire Still Is Uneasy; U.N. Break Is Charged

Premier Adoula May Be Caught In Squeeze  With UN Quiet, Congo Leftists Press for Action

U.N. Adopts Neutrality In Katanga  Stand Follows Military Failure To Unify Congo

‘Central Government’ Faces ‘A Crisis Sara zovernment Faces A Crisis  UN Takes To Sidelines In Congo’s Civil War

U.N. in Congo Turns Neutra!  Central Government Crisis Seen Possible

UN Command Neutral After Congo Strife   Fighting In Katanga Ends As Cease Fire Outlook Uneertain

About-Face In Congo? ~ Question Of Katanga Internal Affair: U.N.

UN Command In Conge Takes Neutral Posture   Foreign Aid Remains As Top Problem For Solons To Settle

U.N. Changes Its Policy After Attempting to Put Down Katanga Secession

UN Adopts New Policy In Congo   Position of Neutrality By UN Catches Central Government in Squeeze

U.N. adopts neutrality on Katanga   Premier Adoula put in squeeze as backing falters

U.N. Adopts New Stand On Katanga  ‘Attitude of Military Neutrality Taken As.

UN Takes Neutral Stand On Katanga   As Berlin Diversion  Red Drive Seen On South Viet Nam

‘Central Government’ Faces A Crisis  UN Takes To Sidelines In Congo's Civil War

Adoula Caught in Squeeze, Red Charges   Fresh Shouts of Defiance From Foes

Sanding a A} my  Two Additional Combat Divisions To Be Requested

Snow, Wind Rain Coating  Wide Areas   Storm Damage High Tn One Section But Mercury Seasonable

Taylor Given White House Adviser Post   General Will Assist Kennedy In Military, Intelligence Fields

Kennedy Appoints Gen. Taylor His Special Adviser for Military Affairs

— Nation Is Praying For Noted statesman —  Time Is Running Out For "Mr. Sam’

Time Running Out For ‘Mr. Sam’   President Asks Prayers For Rayburn

Rayburn Is Victim.  Of Cancer   No Further Surgery ‘Is Anticipated On House Speaker

Nephew Of Sam Rayburt ‘Also Hospital Patient   Kennedy Urges Nation To Pray For Cancer-Stricken Rayburn

House Speaker Rayburn Suffering From Cancer; Malignancy Is Spreading

‘Mr. San’ Near Death With Cancer   Doctors Plan No Further Surgery For Speaker, 79

Nation Saddened — Doctors Diagnose Illness Of Speaker Rayburn As Cancer

JFK Asks U.S. To Pray For Sam Rayburn   Time Apparently Running Out For Faithful Solon

Time Running Out for Speaker Sam Rayburn   No Further Surgery Planned, Surgeons Say at Hospital

Anti-Castro Force Grows in Power  Terror Bombs Roar In Havana Suburbs

Warsaw Powers Cite War Peril Of W. Germany   Europe, Not Laos, Apparently Worries Communist Bloc

Pact Powers Concentrate On Germany   Laos Crisis Left In ‘Background; Fear © “West German: Arms

Doubt DiSalle To Sign Ohio Bill Ohio Jobless May Have To Rely On Fed Action For Benefit Extension

Senate Passes Bill Extending Jobless Pay Benefits; Emergency Reuvisiens Knocked Out With Straight Party Vote

Have Doubts Whites Can Defeat Rebels   Correspondents Say Terrorism Makes Congo ‘Like Picnic’

Thousands Said Killed In Angola  Losses Heavy Among Both Whites, Blacks

Cease-Fire Hopes Raised By Harriman   Ambassador Meets Privately With Gromyko On Laos

HARRIMAN, GROMYKO MEET  Talks Solution Near?   FIRST FOOTHOLD Chinese Forcing Soviet Union From Tiny Albania?

US. Envoy, Red Minister In Accord —  Opposing Sides To Be Urged To Obey Cease-Fire

Titov Given Tumultuous Reception   Thousands Join Soviet Premier In Hailing Cosmonau

Wild Weather Skips Through Middle West   Severe Damage Is Reported In Several States

Rains and Twisters Slash the Midwest   Funnel Clouds Damage Several States.

3 States Hit by Tornadoes  Funnel Clouds Damage Property;. Plains Get Drenchin«

Barns, Trees Ripped Up . Twisters Dip Across Midwest, Ruin Crops

We Are Not Cry Babies, General Says   If O’Konski Was in Uniform He‘d be Court Martiaje:

‘Lost Division Claims Refuted By 32nd's Chief  Pee Se ee og PT   Says Army Critic Reveals Classified Data on Weapons

All For Charity Socialites Nurse Aching  Feet As $25 Movie Extras

Socialites Nurse Tired Footsies After Washington's Soberest Party

WASHINGTON PARTY FILMED Socialites Play Movie Extras at $25 Rate

High Frequency Sound Waves Used To Treat Kennedy's Back   Hot Pads Also Are Being Applied; Reported ‘Continuing To Improve’

Treatment For JFK  Continuing Undertakes Heavy   Undertukes Heavy Schedule; Salinger,  Newemen in Exchann:

 Kennedy Getting Hot Pads, Ultra Sound ‘Treatment as Back Continues to Improve

Kennedy Gets Dual Treatment For Ailing Back   Hot Pads and Ultra Sound Used to Bring. President Relief

On The Inside   Interlocking Church Communities  WCC Outlines Major Goal

Three Others Also Arrested— Bucks Prothonotary Held In Counterfeiting

GOP SCANDAL NEAR PHILADELPHIA: Trace Counterfeit $$ Back To County Officia

School Committeeman Spent $9 For Victory  11 Candidates Submit—-Expenses For Campaign

Castro Returns Airliner   Reform School Grad To Be Charged With Piracy On High Seas

Cuba Refurns D(8 —_ , FBI Charges itinerant Artist With Crime On High Seas For Jet Theff: Heavy Bond

FBI To Charge European With Hijacking Rap   Castro ‘Mortified’ At Arrival Of Liner; Colombian Diplomat One Of Passengers

Hijacked Jet Plane ls Returned   Castro ‘Mortified’; itinerant Artist Held By Cuban Authorities

Nab Frenchman For Hijacking   SENATE ASKS DEATH PENALTY ; Border Patrolmen To Guard Airliners

Cuban Leader ‘Mortified’ Castro Returns Stolen  Plane, Keeps Hijacker

Gastro Mortitied —  Hijacked Plane Returned; FBI To File Charges

U.S. files charges against French artist hijacker in Miami   President orders border patrol as anti-hijack airliner quards

‘Castro ‘Mortified’   FBI to Charge— Plane Hijacker.   Worries Over Fauci   German Strategy

French Bandit Is Arrested At Havana By Militiamen; FBI Plans To File Charges

Frenchman Charged with Hijacking, But He’s Out of Reach in Havana

Castro Swiftly Frees Plane, Passengers  Hijacker Of TWA Airliner To Face Charges Of F.B.I.

Various Kinds Of Christians Take  Part In Unusual Service In India

Story of Dead 55 Lieutenant Related Today   Survivors of Gas Chamber Testify

Speed Jobless Benefit Funds lo Unemployed   JFK Expected To Sign Measure Sometime Today

Single Spark in Business’ Brings On Enthusiasm.  _ “General Motors: Act dé Spur to Market: :

Redstone Is Put On Pad   New Sub-Orbit Test  Stresses Observation.

Fugitive Poses as Cuban Refugee in Florida Keys  Madman Killer of 5 Seized

Escaped Madman Wanted in Five Slayings Nabbed In Boat; Posed As Cuban Refugee

Sweden Gives Dag State. Funeral  Last Rites Held For Hammarskjold

Allies Disagree On How ToCope With New Crisis   Encountering Serious Difficulties In Agreeing On Precise Measures

CLEAR AND COLD  North Carolina Gets First Major Snowfall Of Season

RELATIVES IDENTIFY VICTIMS  Wives, Children Await Removal of Bodies

Soviet Mob Hurls Rocks At Embassy   Premier Appeals To President For Ending Aggression

Soviet premier   vice pr Crier  Hints may aid Castro; asks US intervention

1,000 Moscow Students Mob U.S. Embassy   Soviet Leader Threatens To Aid Forces Of Castro

Two Appointed To Star News Posts   DOBLER BECOMES EDITOR, DYER NAMED AS EXECUTIVE EDITOR

Logistics Command Base Seene   Pair Presumed Dead In Fire Destroying Valuable Equipment

Vital Papers Destroyed At Air Base  Wright-Patterson   Wright-Patterson Hit By Fire In Middle Of Night

RUSSIA URGE TO RECONSIDER NUCLEAR TEST   White House Says It Will Serve No Legit imate Purpose   SAYS U. S. CAN MAKE 50-MEGATON BOMBS

U.S. Urges Soviets To Reconsider Blast   50-Megaton “Not Essential To Military Needs’ And Tests Of Them Unnecéssary

Such Tests  Unnecessary,  ‘Political’ Offer To Lift’  Berlin Deadline Viewed Askance

U.S. Asks Russia To Think It Over   Big Weapons Knowledge Claimed by White House

U.S. Warns It Can Build Giants Also.      Nikita Lifts Deadline On Berlin Pact: West To Keep Sharp Lookout

White  House Statement   Says We Know How To Build  Big Ones, But  They’re Not  Essential

Force OF 50 Megatons Is Explained By Atom Ex pert   White House Asks Reds To  Reconsider Explosion Plan

Warm Trenc Due In Area  Tomorrow   Milder Weather On Schedule—November Just About Normal

TEMPERATURES. STILL COOL — FORECAST Is  MORE OF THE. SAME  Spring Plowing _ Begins in the County 2 But Work ‘Is Slow

How ‘Twas   TEMPERATURES S7iJ.L COOL — FORECAST Is MORE OF-THE SAME  Spring Plowing — Begins in the County  wTe..a Wet. FT. ret...”

Probe of Space Program Asked   House Group Membe Calls for an Inquiry

‘Enos’ Circles Globe Twice As Hight Cut   Astronaut Named To Follow Trai! Blazed By Ape

Marine Colonel Selected to Orbit World   Chimp’s Scheduled Three-Time Trip Cut to Two After His Spacecraft Develops Trouble.

Chimp Hop Only Partial Success  Brought Down   Brought Down After Trouble Within Capsule

Animal’s Test Trip Cut To Two Passes  U.S. May Maintain Target Date Despite Minor Cansule Trouble

Ape Rescued After Circling World Twice   Spacecraft Troubles Shorten Enos’ Trip; Lands in Atlantic

Marine Colonel To Follow Trail Of Chimp, Enos   Ape Successfully Rocketed Twice Around Globe

Smith Gets N 0 Pledge  Fro rom m Galvao   Hed Avoid Dangerous Sea Transfer

READINGS IN 40S DUE TONIGHT  Rainfall Chases Heat Out of Hoosierland

Soviet Veto Bloeks U.N.  (oa Action   U.S. Delegate Gives Warning

Russ Veto Withdrawal Resolution   U.S.-Backed Move For U. N. Action Killed By Soviet

Soviet Veto Kills Appeal For India’s Withdrawal From Goa   Stevenson Says Act Could Lead To The Death Of United Nations

Red Veto Kills U.N. Resolution On Goa Invasion  Adlai Says Drama Being Enacted Com End In Death Of U.N

--Veto Kills Resolution  U.N. Failure to Call for Cease-Fire May Be Fatal  eee ee

Reds Veto Resolution  On India   Stevenson Says Failure To Call for Cease-Fire Endangers Life of UN

Withdrawal Of Invading Troops Asked   Russia Supporting India, West Opposes Use Of Force In Goa

Beginning Of End?   Failure To Act On Goa May Seal Doom Of U.N.   India Contident  Proclaims Victory ae Portuguese Forces

Russ Kull Cease-Fire  Proposal    Adlai Calls Veto Peril to U.N.

Stevenson Calls ‘Act Beginning of UN's Death   Considers Russ Attitude Obvious, Not Surprising

Kills Goa  Truee Plea   Act Could End In U.N. Death,  Stevenson Savs

Soviet Veto Withdrawal  Intervention Blocked For Portugal Territorie:

Soviet Vetoes Intervention   Supports Attack on Goa in U. N. Fight for Withdrawal

’ First Act In Death Drama Of U. N.: Stevenson   INO Time Set By Indonesian Leader  Sukarno Promises Invasion  — Of Dutch-Held New Guinea

Veto by Russia Kills Resolution Calling on India to Recall Troops

Russia Vetoes Resolution  On India, Goa    ‘NEUTRALIST INDIA NOW AGGRESSOR And Soviet Union Is All for It

Red Veto Blocks Proposed U.N. Moves On India   CHOS NEXT?   WEST DISMAYPS

U.N. action blocked by  Russian move   Can only lead to chaos, end to U.N.—Adlai

Adlai Warns Action Could Kill Off U.N.   Failure To Halt Goa Conflict Will ‘Lead To Chaos’

Adlai Sees Organization Dying —  Red Veto Kills U.N. Bid To End F ighting 1 in Goa

Red Veto Kills U.N. Resolution   Action Against India Is Blocked

Says Indian Invasion Of Portuguese Colonies Could Kill World Body   Use Of Force Caused Death Of League Of Nations, Adlai Declares; Russia Vetoes Resolution India Withdraw Its Troops

Veto by Soviet Kills U.N. Moves In Goa Invasion  India Now Claims Complete Seizure Of Three Areas

Soviet Veto Kills Western UN Resolution   Backs Council Move To Force Portugal Release Of Colonies

Soviets Kall U.N.  Censure   Measure Would Have Given India Rebuke

Stevenson Says Act Could Lead To Death of UN   Western Move Sought Withdrawal by India

‘This Is the Beginning Of the End for UN,’ Adlai Tells Delegates

Soviet Vetoes U.N. Resolution Urging India To Halt Invasion of Portuguese Territories

Adlai Sees Death Blow ToU.N.   Soviet Veto Kills Resolution Urging India To Quit  Coa Invasion

U.S., Others Demand Goa Withdrawal _  R usS 5 Veto i in UN Kills India Bill

Resolution By U.S. Out; 7-4 Vote   Demand for Portugal To End Resistance Also Killed in Council

Soviet Veto Kills Resolution Calling For Withdrawal’ Of Indian Invaders:

WEST  virciNiIA WEATHER   Southern Fried Passe But Chicken Is King

N.Y. Legislators Introduce ‘Wilderness’ Bill; Hot Debate Seen - Certainty 

Snow Traps 200 Deer Hunters in New Mexico; Gulf States Swept by Floods

High Winds, Heavy Snow  Block Roads   200 Trapped In Mountains After Storm On Sunday

Mayor Files Petition for April Primary   8 Other Candidates Get Signatures for Nominating Papers

New Tax Scheme Opposed  Republicans  OWlo*% a ek TD   Republicans Object to Bond And Stock Levy

GOPs Oppose Tax on Stocks For Education  Lawrence to Appear   Lawrence to Appear Before Assembly to Discuss State Needs

Michigan Income Tax Dead Issue   Proposal Left At Star ‘ting Gate By Committee

Public Hearing On Taxes Draws Four Witnesses   Small Turnout Seer As Lack of interest

Only 4 Witnesses Show Up as Public Hearings Begin ‘ion Proposed Income Tax

TO TO MEET r SOVIET THREAT U.S. Urging European Armed Forces Buiidun

To Counter Red Threat To Berlin   Greatest Armed Might In Peacetime in Europe Asked.

U.S. SPEEDING TROOP MOVEMENT Vast Allied Buildup Urged. As Reply To Russian Threat

W. Germany, Britain, © _. France Asked to Meet Red Threat to Berlin

Allied Military Buildup Urged  Plans Reportedly Listed by Gilpatric

Allies Asked To Build Up Armed Forces  Defense Official Ge wee   Defense Official Outlines Program To West Europe

Defense Aide Offers Huge Buildup Plan   Pragram to Assure ” Safety of Berlin to Point of War

Tears Roofs And Walls; 82 Injured   Cuts Swath 15 Blocks Wide; Large Area Cordoned Off.

Natural Gas Well Struck  On-Blue Knob   30-Foot Flame Atop Pike Indicates  . Drilling Paid Off

lke relaxes, having a ball  Describes hunting quail as “‘lovely”’

Guidance Center Director Resigns  Dr. Woodward Takes $17,500 Defiance Job

Says The Girl: Not Interested -   Jilted Scion Held In Death Plot

Harks Back to Silents ... Anna May Wong Dies Bringing Old Memories

Meg’s Baby Said Due In Two Weeks   Preparations Are Nearly Complete

BAD WEATHEF PREVAILS Ih MUCH OF U. §   Cold Temperatures Spread Down Toward Northern Florida   GLAZED HIGHWAYS CAUSE ACCIDENTS

OCIUre ne JUage  TOM MC CLINTOCK HELD ON WASHINGTON STATE CHARGE OF FORGERY

Before the Judge   TOM MC CLINTOCK HELD ON WASHINGTON STATE CHARGE OF FORGERY

Third-Grader Breaks Boycott In New Orleans   30 White Women lead Cheers as -Protes? Arises

Vew y Orleans ns Boycott Broken  White Women Jeer as Boy Attends Schoo!

Tells Experts He Will Take  Smaller U nits  U.S, Negotiators Into Hu ddle to T m4

Ten Times Ameriean Unit’s Offer   Committee Set To Return To U.S. Today

Expect Technicians’ Return Today; Cuban Dictator Charges U.S Fomented Invasion

Fidel Okays Exchange, On Condition   Cuban Demands $28 Million Small Tractor ‘Indemnity’

Castro Asks $28-Million Indemnity’   Smaller Tractors Okay If Total Cos! Meets His Fiqure

Castro Asks Ten Times Team’s Offer   Wants $28 Million In Small Tractors Plus Transportatior

Demands 28 Million Dollar Indemnity   Tractor Group Comes Home Today After 3 Hours of Bargaining

500 Tractors Only Worth $2.5 Million  Fidel Lowers Trade Offer B.. AT pB.L.I1.

Civil War Seen Unless U.N. Wins   Secretary Points Out Necessity To Stabilize Nation

UN Military Operations Defended   Secessionist Katanga Must Be Integrated Into the Country

Says Nation Facing Civil War, Anarchy   British Government Agrees to Arm United Nations  BDiamnase Tan Matammn.

Rusk Defends UN Operation In The Congo   Says Civil War, Anarchy Would Reign Otherwise

Troops Ordered Into Berlin © To Reassure Worried Germans   Pure Chaos Reigns In Harzerstrasse

 Twin Actions Taken ; Kennedy Acts To Assure West German Citizens

New Troops May Convince Khrushchev   Kennedy's Order Designed To Assure West German:

Troop Move Reassurance Design   JFK Hopes To Salvage Foreign Aid Plan

Action Interpreted — Kennedy Ordered Troops To Assure West Berliners  Of Full Support by U. S.

—Reassurance Moves—  What Does U.S. Hope to Gain In Sudden Berlin Buildup?

Kennedy Takes Twin Action to Reassure West Berliners of Full U. §. Support

Reinforcing Of Allied Garrison In W. Berlin May Convince Khrushchev West Won’t Yield

Youths Shot In Virginia Racial Feud   Rival White, Negro Gangs Dispersed By Water At Blackstone

Not When It’s Skunks — All Good Things Don’t  ~ Come in Small Packages

Jramatic confrontation  Sen. McClellan lashes at defiant gambler

Social Gatherings  DR., MRS. FIGG — HOLD OPEN HOUSE ON — 50TH ANNIVERSARY  _ AT THEIR HOME

Social Gatherings   DR., MRS. FIGG —  t HOLD OPEN HOUSE ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY  AT TIESTO BISA Ee

Western Allies Will Not Employ  Countermeasures in Berlin Crisis   Johnson Takes Kennedy Advice To Willy Brandt

Decision Wednesday Appeals Court Rules Error In Dismissing Libel Suit

Appeals Court Orders Trial Of Grand Jury   Calhoun County Libel Suit Also _ Names 27 Attorney:

‘Coprighted 1960, A National Council] of Charches Religiog Features)

BRITISH ChitF PUTS STRESS ON UNITY   Kennedy And Macmillan Resume Talks Today   REPORT PAIR   Concerned Over Policy 01 French To Build Up Separate Striking Force

 Capsule Fails to Orbit Discoverer Shot Featured  By Launching Pad Incident

Discoverer Shot Fails To Hit Orbit   Signals Stop AfterSeparating Of Two Stases

Rocket Had Two Mis sions; Cause Of Fail ure Unexplained      DARING WORKMEN MAKE FINAL CHECK

No Trace Yet of Fugitive Gunman   Officers Search in Southeast Missouri Hills.

Bandit Vanishes In Hills West of Cape Girardeau  Searchers Fear He May Seize Hostaqae   Searchers Fear He May Seize Hostage To. Run. Blockades

Pienickers Raided By State Police      Get Slot Machines ‘At Chareh. Outing

Rules Group Tables All Proposals  School Aid Bills Killed By House Committee

Congress:  Chances Are Slim for Aud To Schools  Dennncan 1. Awa   Proposals Are Tabled by Rules Committee 8-7

Schools Aid Proposals Are Tabled   House Committee  Automatically Kills Three Bills

School Aid Bills Tabled   Solons See Little Chance of Action In Present Session

Committee Kills JFK School Bill   Federal School Aid, All Related Measures Killed on 8-7 Vote

To Negotiate Contracts for ‘Nuclear Rocket   First Phase of Program to Reach Moon, Planets

Justice Frankfurter Rebuked By Warren in Open  Session of Supreme Court

MORE AGITATION DUE IN BERLIN Khrushchev Starts Getting Tough On Cold War Again   SOVIET PRESSURES

New Berlin Crisis Stage Is Set Ear Next Week By Nikita Khrushchev

Khrushy Sets Stage for New Crisis in Berlin   Outburst of Tension Could Mask Other Moves in Laas “=

Ww ould Se erve As As Laos  Counte counter  Nikita Sets Stage lor Berlin Crisis

Stage Is Set For. A New  Berlin Issue   Communist Summit Conference Will  Be Held This Week

K May Stir New Berlin  Troubles   Seen as Counter to Laos Tension

Nikita Clears Stage for Berlin Scene   Renewal of Dispute In Germany Can Upset Laos Move

Soviets May Create New Berlin Crisis   Will Meet Tuesday With Warsaw Pact Nations In Moscow

Dimes Goal Suceess Up To Industry   ” $5,000 Is Needed To Put It Over

@ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religiot eatures)

2-Vote Margin To $97 Million Doesn't Stand   Foulup Is Found; Veto Threatened

Murder of Postman Planned by Boy, 14 Carried Out by 11-Year-Old Cousin

Locals Ordered To End Strikes   ‘UAW Calls Off Meet With GM Thursday

Auto Union Orders End Of Strikes   Local Units Told to Return to Work As Soon As Agreements Reached

UAW Sets Ford Strike Deadline  Would Idle   Would Idle 420,000 at Work On 1962) Models

PLANES SHADOW SHIP  Hijacked Liner Asked to Unload 600 Passengers

Ask Rebels To Release Passengers   Navy Planes Shadow Portuguese Liner Heading for Africa

Minimum security INstrUrO  Bucks To B Build Prison Farm At Neshaminy Manor Home

Meany Aims To Press New Policies  To Push Rules   To Push Rules On Squabbles,  Necro Richts

Arbitration Powers Top Labor Leaders Vow Full Use of New Authority

AFL-CIO To Curb Feuds Internally —  Pledges To Promot Equal Rights For  Ninanwen WlarLlarc Alen

aan er tt RRR, ORE AE it ie STOTT Be BoP obi aN 2 ate as BUDGET ESTIMATE — SCHOOL DISTRICT

Red Objections Ignored UN Committee Slates Debate  On Halting of Nuclear Tests

Urgent Consideration of Nuclear Test Ban Voted by U.N., Political Committee

UN Votes To Give A-Ban Urgent Talk  U.S.. Expected To Assail Soviets For Biast Plans

An Visit Flere  No Change in Draft Rules  Seen by National Chief

Indians Lead Blackhawk By Half Game With 96-54 Win; Princeville Beats Manliu:

Legal Bar Slows Naming of Skeer As GOP Leader   Lincoln Rancher Still Solid Choice  For Chairmanship

YREAPPORTIONMENT FOES ARE TOUGH  Country Voters Have Potent Voice in State Legislatures

On he aside   Rural Areas Rule  Cities Outvoted In Most State Legislatures

Acceptable Peace Plan Under Study   Asian-African Group Seeks To Avoid Red Veto In Council

U.S. To Be An Active Partner In A. Alliance  Press Told Missile Gap Status Remains To Be Clarified

Work Week Up Too Factory-Workers Earnings Hit All-Time Record High

Ceremonies Mark ‘Day Of Infamy’  Pentagon Closes Book On Pear! Harbor Blame

Jap Pearl  Harbor Raid  Closed Issue ’ Eight Probes’ Find ‘Errors’

Pentagon Ends Disaster Probes   TR GN  SAILOR NOW CITY EDITOR FINDS PEARL HARBOR IS STILL HARD NEWS STORY

4 Million Gallons of Fuel Burns Navy Oil Tanker Explodes; One Killed, 24 Are Injured

One Killed, 24 Injured In Explosion, Fire Of Navy Tanker Loaded With Fuei

Tanker Fire Kills One, Another Missing   Crewman Describes Holocaust  ‘Wall Of Fire Swept Across Bay’

At Morehead City Port Explosion Of Tanker Causes One Death; 24 Are Injured, One Missins

Harbor Afire As Fuel of Burning Tanker Spreads   Wall of Flame Moved Into Harbor on Tides of Oil-Slick Water.

Fire Destroys *8-Million Tanker; One Dead, One Missing, 24 Injured

Navy tanke: fire kills 1, injures 24  Oil-slicked tide spreads blaze

Wall of Flame Engulfs Tanker, Aviation Fuel: 1 Sailor Dies, 24 Hurt

‘1 Dead, 1 Missing, 24 Hurt in Tanker Fire and Explosions   Ship Continues to Burn, Perils Fuel Supply Dump

Ship Carried Aviation Fuel... Tanker Destroyed by Fire; One Man Dead, 24 Injured

Navy Tanker Blows Ur And Burns in Harbor   1 Dead, 1 Missing, 24 Injured; Aviation Fuel Dump Periled

FORT WAYNE GETS THREE INCHES  Part of State May See White on Christmas

Anniversary of Trial Over U2 Incident  Powers Has Comforts Few Soviet Prisoners Enjoy

U: -) Flyer Powers’ First Anniversary   Sky Spy Pilot Making Envelopes in Red Jail

Honeck Leader In Court Race; Only 13% Voted   Rothwell, Fenelon Top School Post Primary Ballot

Day Book on MD, Belly Dancer  Flop Novel is Revived Of Cabinet Member

Novel He Wrote During Wa Haunts Postmaster General   Old Copy Found For a Reorint

Chief Told: Get Action Or Get Out   Gov. Erbe Not Happy With Setup; Fowler Under Fire.

Ask SEATO Plan To Combat Reds  U.S. Adm. Felt Wins Over Military Group

Firm Laos Stand Goal Ot SEATO   Resistance Of Reds Is Urged By Advisers

Kidnaped Girl Is Returned fo Her Home Unharmed   Found By Friends After Being Let Out of Car a Few Blocks Away.

eS PENSE UCUAT ECT UE PEOREL EEL UED OSCR Oeewerers s+ Teens PNewe   Girl Returned

Conflicting Advice Given On Cuba Crisis   President Urged To Give Help To Castro Overthrow

US. Officials Debate Aid to Cuban Exiles      Anti-Castro Refugee Support ~ Spurs State Departinent Worry

Policy Dispute On Castro Foes Faces Kennedy  2 mnie ox £ Rafiuaae   Amount of Refugee Aid {!s Debated; More Invasion Talk

JFK Regime In Dispute Over Lengti To Go In Helping Cuban Refugees

As He Placed Newspapers Over Bodies: ‘Alll'm Trying To Do Is Cover The Dead...

12 Miles Out   Muffled Boom   Heartbreak Misston  Seeks For Living Among The Dead

~WITNESSES DESCRIBE CRASHNone Left. Alive For  Rescuers To Rescue

Searcher On Field Of Death Says: ‘It's A Funny Thing— ..  Didn't Hear Screams’

‘Man Covers Burned Bodies With Paper; ‘Looks for Living—But Finds None

Plane Crash Turns Quiet Cornfielc Into Floodliahted Field of Death

After Plane Falls  Shocked Resident Covers Crash Victims’ Bodies

‘General View Of Plane Wreckace   ‘No One Alive To Rescue When Residents, Police Arrive At Site Of Plane Explosion

Plane Victims’ Bodies Covered With Newspapers  CPA Living Nearby Does Best He Can For Those Who Died

Walks Numbly In A Field of Death  Doing Best for 78 Persons -_—_o «48 ._ A fr % Wet gq i

Covers Bodies With Newspapers   By WILLIAM SHAFFER and EDMUND D’MOCH

Man Walks Through Plane Wreckage, Covers Dead Victims With Newspapers

Today's Lenten Message:   By The Most Rev. William Scully Roman Catholic Bishop Of Albany, N.Y.  sileléiias fae TTIW’

LENTEN SERIES  All Men Called Upon For Prayer, Penance   By The Most Rev. William Scully Roman Catholic Bishop Of Albany, N.Y.{Written for PPT)

$2.6 Billion Budget OKd by Assembly   ‘Democrats Block GOP Amendments to Record Outlay

Macmillan Warns  ideology Struggle  Will be Long One ‘False Step’ Could  Mean Loss to Reds, Conservatives Told

Britain Plans Space-to-Earth Rocket In Attempt to Defeat Heat Barrier

GM, Ford Agreements Expire Aug. 31   Union Confident Auto Makers Will Make Major Offers

UAW Confident Big Three Ready Ti Make First Offers in Negotiations

Auto Workers Face Crucial Contract Talks   Unions Confident Of Major Offers

Damages Winter Crops  Flor ‘ida Frosty As Cold Weather Batters Nation

Southland’s Crops Hurt By C old Grip  Pe ee. Sapam   Sub-Zero Readings Recorded Through Midwest And East

Major Fires on Christmas Day  Maxwell House at Nashville Burns   Poor and ‘Unfortunate Again Receive Help and Comfort for Christmas Day

ESPECIALLY THEIR CHILDREN—  Acts Of Christmas Generosity Boost Less Fortunate Neighbors

The Christmas Spirit People Rally to Aid Of  Those Less Fortunate

Special Yule Warmth Lingers  * * * *  On  Many Unfortunate Persons Remembered On Holi Jaa  * *

Blesseaness of Giving...  Spirit of Christmas Lingers Across US.

Holida y death toll  surpasses estimate   Untortunates remembered  Special warmth of Christmas kindness lingers

GPE PUTINES ENGI EIR! EVERETT UTES ™  Warmth Of Christmas Spirit Lingers Through Charitable Deeds

» Seen In Eyes OF Unfortunates:  ‘Special Christmas Warmth Lingers Across Nation

Special Christmas Warmth Lingers Across Nation As Yule Season End:

Warmth of Christmas  Lingers In America   Examples of Human Kindness

Log House Burns   Unfortunate Remembered  Special Christmas Warmth Lingers Across Country

—Christmas Afterthoughts—  Time And Time Again—Fortunate Helped Unfortunate   Disunity, Uneasiness Apparent

MOUNTAIN OF TRADING STAMPS BUYS NEW BUS FOR PATIENTS   THE UNFORTUNATE ARE REMEMBERED Americans Open Hearts, - Purse Strings To Victims Of Tragedy   NO RECENT BACK TROUBLE '  a tent tt nr nrernmap i in uct ntrente  JFK Getting Annual Physical Checkup

x RO >: Oe MO Hee. §  Spirit of Christmas Brings New Hope To Victims of Mistortune Across U.S.

Nikita Sends Threat With Rejection   -apan Had Sent Appeal To Khrushchev to Halt Further Nuclear Tests

JFK Seeks Counsel of GOP Elders   President Woos Unity for Moves in Laos Crisis

JK, GOP ‘Elders Confer   Hoover, MacArthur Told Of Darkening World Situation

Instruments Will Chart Space Trips   Soviet Ship Carried Dog in Orbit, Safe Return to Earth

U.S. Launches Space Satellite  Chart Safe Path For Ist U.S. Astronauts

United States Rocket Roars  Into Sky Today   Launching Follows Announcement Russia Has Launched 2nd Spaceship

Plan No Hike In Sales Tax: Gov. Kerner   Plans to Broaden Base to Knock Out Exemptions

NEVER URGED INCOME TAX ~GOVERNOR   Kerner Expects To Keep Budget Under $3 Billion And To Broaden Sales Tax Base.

SLASHES HEART OF CITY Carla saved Her Sunday Punch For Galveston Until Tuesday

Carla's Second Slap Kills 6 At Galveston   Briefs... From the Wire   By The Associated Press

Gunbattle Claims Plainview Ofticer   3 Plane Crashes Hike Weekend Violence Toll

Emphasis In Fashion  On Fabries   By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON AP Fashion Writer

Civil Defense Lessons RENEE CI ORE NIRA IIE NEN TT,  Qhio Survival-Grams Planned

SURVIVAL-GRAMS FOR OHLO CIVIL DEFENSE  Interest Renewed In Ohio’s Program

Arrests Nip Subversive Plotin Chile   Gevernment Says Move Extended Across the Entire Country.

Highway Accidents Claim 66   Traffie Toll Pace Slowest In History

OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC New Year’s Traffie Toll Far  Behind Christmas Fatalities

Holiday Traffic Toll Mounts at Record Slow Pace  Fires Rank High As Cause of Deaths  For Holiday

'Q’ Creates Traffic by Aggressive Sales Techniques— Passenger Business Hums on C.B.&O. as Other Rails Bemoan Deficit:

Railroad Is _ Emphasizing Area Tourism   ‘See Dubuqueland’ Is Part of Push For Passengers

BEND LOW, BUSTER! —  $690,000 Is Local Cost Of Nat'l. Debt Interest

Federal Tax Bite In Childress County Willi Be $420,000 This Year

Addison and Five  Associates Found  Guilty by Jury Addison Sentenced  To 15 Years: Fined €36 000 bv Judae

Rescuers Watch Byrd Rejects Helplessly as U.N. Proposal Father, Girl Die For Bond Issue

President Not To Sign Agreement  International Situation Given As Reason

Plane Pact With Reds Called Oft   World Crisis Is Blamed Fer Action

Air Pact With Soviets Is Off  resident Breaks ‘Off Plans For  fr.

NEWS’ VISIT DESCRIBED  Grant High Coed Spends Girls Day on Local Bea

~BAD DAY FOR AIRLINES— Troubles I niperil 600 Aboard Seven Planes

Pump Coffee Into Landing Gear  Gremlins Plague 7 Airliners; No One Hurt

7 Airliners     ‘Troubles Plague Planes; 600 Passengers Affected

INO CASUALTIES—  Difficulties Plague Seven Planes and 600 Passenaers

Airliners Have Landing Troubles   None Hurt, But Causes Much Aggravation

Jinx Plagues Airliners at Landing Fields Over Weekend; 7 Are Affected

Mishaps Plague  Airliners   Bruise Nothing But Schedules: One Girl Faints

Says America Should Nof Intervene ‘Militarily’ In Struqale Against Regime

500 to 1,500 Fresh Guerillas Reported Sailing Toward Cuba   Castro Remains Out o Sight; Incapacitated Or Shoved Aside?

Legislature to Meet on Aug. 3, Study Bonding Bill. Centennial. Salary

Sunday: o:80' 4 am. Church School. ' 10:30 am. Worship Service. L. 9:15 Youth Fellowship.

WADENA NEWS  PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH   Sunday:  9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. 7:15 Youth Fellowship.

 Project Plans  KC's FUND DRIVE —  FOR NEW MEETING  QUARTERS PROCEEDING  — AHEAD OF SCHEDULE Report Meeting —  lee Gee ee eee rn < ee Sore

Project Plans KC’s FUND DRIVE — FOR NEW MEETING QUARTERS PROCEEDING — AHHAD QF SCHEDULE  Report Meeting aes Set Saturday Nicht -

‘Christine Caught Up In World Crisis _ ~ Girl's Visit With Grandma Barred By Wall

No Holiday Mood  Concrete Curtain Blots Out Christmas Cheer in Berlin

Germans Free of Nazi Poison, Says Adenauer   Pre-Trial Statement

PUTS TAX SQUEEZE ON THE SENATE   City Sales Tax Boost Te Provide Money For Higher Salaries ts Stalled In Senate.

<a> ea ia etc chez Cet yah aaa eo a ea gm np cag ar gaa aa 2  A Quiet Sunday Here--20 Years Ago

OO a OO oOo. OO IW 0 WW MIMI NW" "F §BE M-C_‘rd  Quiet Sunday Here--20 Years Aoo

A Stor, ry Of The Three Wise Me en  It Could _Have— Been This Way

In The Spirit Of The True Christmas A Famed 1957 Story Is Reprinted

Gaspar Follows Star in His Heart to Another Small Child   The Wise Man Who Paused on His Journey to Christ

Three Kings Of Orient Gather Riches _ And Set Out On Long Journey Westward

Plea For Peace Features Pope's Christmas Message   The First Christmas Gift   By DOC QUIGG United Press International

"The Ste r That Sparkled In The Heart!  The Star That Sparkled In The Heart  nay pa oy nT a OO ee Ce oe!

Business Council Meets Business Advance Seen  Through Middle Of 1962

Boom Through Mid-1962 Is Forecas! By Public and Private Economists

U.S. Output Boost Seen  By Experts   Economists Agree Strong Surge Due Through Mid-1962

Potent Surge In alicia Is-Predicted   Economists Agree Advance To Extend  Through Mid-’62

Experts Expect Business Climb To Continue  Economists Predict Advance To Hold linetl MAtddle af ‘42

Economists Look Ahead to Big Year   Government and Industry See Strong Surge with Record Output.

Business Advance Forecast   Economists Agree Strong Move Will Extend Through  WMid.196?

Experts Expect Business Climb To Continue  Economists Predict   Economists Predict Advance To Hold Until Middle of '62

Business Rise Seen  Into 1962   National Output Record Rate Is Being Predicted

Peak ¢ Jutput Forecast Al S570 Billion   Industry Agrees Business Advance To Continue In °62

63 Budget Balanee Is Foreeast  Strong Advance Is Seen Through 62

Strong Advance In Business Seen. Through Mid-62  Survey of Outlook Is Made at Meeting

National Output May Reach Record Rate  1962 Business Forecast Optimistic

Surge Through Mid-1962 Foreseen Government, Industry Economists Predict Strong Business Advance

Bill To Ban After-Dark Driving By Under-I8s Is Vigorously Opposed

Madison Man’s Interview  Gagarin Tells Bartell He’s Scheduled for Moon Flight

11-Year-Old Girl Recuperatfes From 81 Hour Ordeal Aboard Tiny Liferaft

LUDCTE Survey SHOWS  Most Americans Favor Increasing Efforts ‘To Defeat Russians With Cold War Offensive   Ry SAMUFEFI, TURELI,

Lubell Survey Shows Southerners’ Resistance Declines ‘Toward Movement To Integrate   Ry SAMUFE TIURPEIT.

‘The People Speak . . .  Most Americans Would Boost Cold War Effort

The People Speak...  Public Wants Priority Setup in Big Spending

The People Speak...  See Southern Resistance Less Firm: in Race Strife

Cold, snow move into  middle U.S.   At least 1] deaths are blamed on wintry storm

Before the Judge  STARZL TRIAL LIKELY _' TO Go TO JURY — TOMORROW — WIFE'S TESTIMONY COMPLETED THIS AFTERNOON

DCTOFe The JUAGE STARZL TRIAL LIKELY To GOTO JURY — TOMORROW — WIFE’ s TESTIMONY COMPLETED THIS AFTERNOON

Portugal Charges Outsiders Stirred Up Angola Natives   BACK TO NORMAL

Outsiders Get Blame In Angola   Terrorist Rampage Follows ‘Bulletproofine’ Ceremonies

Witch Doctors Say Outsiders Cause Trouble   Rampaaing Natives Made To Believe They're Bulletproof

Portugal Claims Red Element Agitated Terrorist Campaian    Tragedy Strikes Tennis Players In Auto Wreck

Portugal Charges Outsiders Caused Terror In Angola  Hints Reds Inspired Trouble To Obtain U.N. Investigation

Agitators Blamed By Portuguese  Witch Doctors Claimed Goaded Into Rampage

Lisbon Hits Russians In  ‘Blood Bath   Portugal Claims Witch Doctors In Africa Confessed

Terror Due To Agitation   Portug gal Charges Outside Agitator ‘Ss Spurred Attacks

Bulletproof  Terrorists Are Told   Hint Reds Tried To Influence UN Vote by Stalling

Business Looks To 1962, Likes What It Sees   Improvement Ahead But No Boom Seen

ihis Week in Business and Finance... .     Predict Better, but Not Booming, 1962

Berlin Looks East And West For Aid   Air Corridors Remain Open As Reds Speed Work On Ring Railroad System

NEW RAILROAD BEING BUILT AROUND BERLIN   Moscow Shaping City’s Future On Relent less Timetable   COMMUNIST POLICE FIRE WATER GUNS

Berliners Await Next Red Move   Smirnov Departs To. Moscow; New Moves Expected On Return

Tarzan and Jane Married, Publisher Insists in Protesting Ban on Books

farital Status Of Ape Man And Mate Questioned Tarzan Books Banned By School

 i  ‘Calif. School Bans Tarzan Books;  Charges Hero, Jane ‘Not Married’

Tarzan And Zane Grey Books Banned ‘As Obscene; Controversy Is Raised

School Rejects Tarzan Books   Action Taken After Parents File Complaints

Calif. School Bans Tarzan Books: Charges Hero, Mate ‘Not Married’

Photog. Gets Police Heave-Ho  Clubs, Hoses Quell Texas Jail Riot

Knew He Risked Tragedy Decision of President:  No Deal With Hijacker:

J.F.K. Orders Probe of  Pentagon Leak   Plans on Berlin Published in Newsweek Magazine

\Prohbe Is Ordered On Berlin Plans News “Leak” Late N   Move To Get Highway Aid Back   Ed Wants Highway Control   Congo Celebrates First Anniversary Of Freedom

Kennedy Seeks Probe Of Leak On Berlin Plan   Story In ‘Newsweek’ Revealed Pentagon Secrets On Berlin, Administration Save

JFK Calls Probe lnto Berlin Leak’   Magazine Article Gives Data Before President Informed

‘Public Gets News Before President--p ane wes hes eee   FBI Investigates Leaking Of Secrets At Pentagon

Probe leaks in Pentagon   FBI, military intelligence is investigating

FBI Probes ‘Leaks’ in Pentagon   Kennedy “Appalled’ By Publishing of Secret Information On Plans

FBI To Probe Pentagon Leak   WASHINGTON (AP)—The FBI is investigating the aking of secrets at the Pentagon. the White House savs.

FBI Probing Leaked Secrets at Pentagon  Chicago Paper Says Berlin Story Public  befkarn They Cat If

FBI Probes Pentagon News Leaks   Kennedy Reported ‘Appalled’ at Release of Policy Material

Salinger Says FBI Studying Pentagon Leak   Story Reportedly Prompts Action

FBI Agents Question Top Officials   Report Pentagon Leak Was Serious Breach Of Security Rules

FBI Probes Secret Leak  In Pentagon   President Orders Inquiry In Sonzce Of Magazine Story

FBI Investigates Leak of Secrets At the Pentagor  Kennedy Is Reported   Kennedy Is Reported ‘Appalled’ at Story In National Magazin

Orders FBI Info Inquiry At Pentagon   News Magazine Publishes Plans To Meet Red Threa

JFK Probes ‘Leak’ In Berlin Plan   FBI Investigates Information Given To Public Press

BERLIN PREPARATIONS  ‘Appalled’ Kennedy Orders FBI Probe Of Secrets ‘Leak’

Data Is Out Before  President Sees. It : Pentagon's ‘Show Of Stren Q th? : Plans Seen As Aid To Russians

 ‘One Of Many Possibilities’    Guard, Reservists  Mobilizing Hinted

Called One Of Moves Considered   Soviet Actions Spur Defense Posture Study

Some National Guard And Reserve Units May Be Called To Aid Berlin

Plan Considered As Counter to Soviet Attitude  Pentagon Considering Other Moves; Congress Probably Will Give President What He Wants.

Move Studied To Meet Any  Russ Menace   Military Reappraisal Ordered by Kenned: Will Be Ready Soon

BECAUSE OF RED MENACE  Some National Guards And Reserves Might Be Called

House Passes Auto Seat Belts Bill After Plea by Victim of Accident

Gizenga Leads Trooy Rebellion In Congo  Seeks To Weld Left-Wingers Into Lumuimbis'

Gizenga Heads Mutiny  U.N. Orders Force if Needed to Stop Rebels

'2,000-Man Force Openly Defies U.N.   Central Gov't At Kindu Target Of Mutineers

Reports Indicate Defiance of U.N By Leftist Congo Leader Gizenva   Heir to Former Premier Patrice Lumumba Collects Troop. For Possible Mutiny Against Cen tral Government

Mutiny of 2000 Congo Gov't Troops; Report Gizenga Leads Defiance

Gizenga in forceful defiance of the U.N.  DIRECTING MUTINY OF MORE THAN 2 THOUSAND CONGOLESE TROOPS

U.N. ACTION FACES: 7,000 TROOPS  East Copge Revolt Ignited By Gizen

Gizenga-Led Troops Defy Government  asenesceele   Heir Of Lumumba Calls Conference Of Leftist Leaders

2.000 Troops In Defiance Of Authority   Serious Disorders In Albertville. North of Katanga

Lumumba's Leftist Heir Reportedly Directing Mutiny of More Than 2,000 Congolese Troops

Want U.N. to Order Troops Out   Council Hears Plea Against Hired Soldiers Fighting

Mutiny Reported In Congo   Action Defies U.N., Central  Government

UN Defied By Gizenga In Uprising   Leftist Follower Of Lumumba Said Directing Mutiny

Lumumba Heir Rips U. N., Conge   Gizenga Is Directing Mutiny of Troops

jForce May Be Used To Quell Uprising . .  Gizenga Defies U. N., Directs Mutiny in Congc

Lumumba Heir Leads Mutiny on U.N. in Congo   Serious Disorders Are Reported in Some Towns in Katanga Province.

Inside Today   ‘Directing Mutiny of Over 2,000 Congolese, Report

Lumumba Heir Defies U.N. in Congo's Crisis   2,000 Congolese Troops in Uprising

Leftist-Led Mutiny in The Congo   Dafiac Cantral Gauvt tl N   Defies Central Govt., U.N

Directing Mutiny of Congolese  Create Serious Disorders in  Town of Kindu

Say Leftist Is Heading Rebellion   Gizenga, Supporter Of Lumumba, Defies UN in E. Congo.

Congo’s Troubles Tackled In U.N.  Force Demanded To  Get Mercenaries Out

Lumumba’s Heir Stirs New Crisis   2,000 Congolese Soldiers Mutiny

LEFTIST IS OPERATING FROM KINDU   UN Spokesman Says Will Use Force As Needed

Mutiny Led by Gizenga, U.N. is Told  Congo Leftist Reported Out in QAnan RDafiant 

Lumumba’s Leftist Heir Leads Mutiny In Congo   UN Threatens Force to Quell Mutinous Troops

Lumumba’s Leftist Heir Launches Open Defiance  Of UN, Congolese Chief

Gizenga Heads 2,000 Mutinous Congo Troops   Mutineers Build Serious Disorder in North Katange

Gizenga Is Openly Defying UN.  Central Government of Congo   Epping Granted Parole; Hodge Awaiting Decision

Leftist leader defies authorities in Congo  Lumumba follower heads more than 2,000 troops in uprising in Katanga province

U. N. Is Openly Defied; Congo Troops Mutiny   Lawlessness, Terror Reign Spurred on by Leftists

GIZENGA LEADS CONGC MUTINEERS   Leftist Heads 2,000 Rampaging Troops Who Defy U. N. Command And Central  . Coenao Government.

New Syrian Rule Walks Middle Road   Nation Ready To Take ‘Hand Of Friendship’

‘Non-Alignment With Any Big Power Bloc To Be ‘Syria’s New Foreign Policy

Syria's New Government Will Avoid Alignment With Big Power Blocs _

Syria Policy Nonaligned, Kuzbari Says   ‘With Every Country That Extends Hand of Friendship’

Won t Line Up With Big Power Blocs   Regime Continues To Deport Egyptians ‘For Their Safety’

Thinks Prestige Hinges on Vote   President Wants Rul.   President Wants Rule Committee Changes

On Rules Committee Kennedy Administration Faces Key Vote Tuesday

Administration Faces First Key Vote Tomorrow  Kennedy Feels Defeat On Rules. Committee.

Soviet Is Challenged To Join Space Probe   In House Vote Tomorrow  Kennedy Feels Defeat Would Impair Prestige   House Committees Are Named Haynes on Five Key Groups

Like Hemingway's ‘Old Man’  Youth Wages 13-Hour Battle With Swordfish And Prevails

Ike riemingways old man   Fisherman stays with 406-Ib. swordfish for 13 howrs

WEP UVAIT UP NEW TVAR- Adventure Recreates Novelist's Fishing Story

inside  The Lima Neirs      Ficherman Relives ‘The Old Man And The Sea ’

TRAINER ALSO JOINS CONTEST LNAINER ALSO JOINS CONTEST  Bee Stings Eddystone

As Key Committee Head:  Moulder Is In Line Te Replace Francis Walter

Decision Is Called Most Important Conservation Ruling In Last 15 Years

House Passes Jobless. Benefits Bil  Kennedy's First Ee Priority Legislation...  Qe. peeat gmt ole:

Crack Units Relieved In Desert Pits.   Frontier Mines Laid as Fear Of Invasion Mounts   RELATED STORY ON PAGE 10-A

Field Test Lasts for  Hours  West Hears Some Youths  Balk Red Call

U.S. Force Is Tested For Battle   Barricaded Berlin. Area Reported Quiet

Berlin Troops Test for Battle   U.S. Garrison Holds Maneuvers; East Germans Balk at Service

Alertness Of Troops Tested   U.S. Army In Berlin Stages  Maneuvers For Several Hours

MICROFILM SERVICE & SALES CQ. P.0. BOX 8066 4924 COLE AVE. Dakuas;, TERAS COMP.   Quiet Reported on Border as Troops  Readiness Checked

Germany:  U.S. Forces Given Tests Of Readiness   Orientation of — Reinforcements Becomes Active

Fresh American Troops in Berlin Test Readiness   Reinforcements Stage Maneuvers; Reds Face Recruiting Trouble

U.S. Troops Test  Combat Readiness   YOUTHS REFUSE   LEIPZIG FAIR

[United States Army Garrison in Berlin \Makes Field Tests of Combat Readiness    12,500 Men Participate as East-West Border Is Quiet

Yanks In Berlin Are Drilled In Battle Gear   Combat Readiness Tests Stress Action In Populated Areas

US. Garrison Quits Lectures, Tests Readiness  1,500-Man Group Dons Battle Gear  ReSEVaAKC

Maneuvers  Held for 1.500 Men  Some Kast German  Youth Are Balking

US. Troops Maneuver Around Berlin   1500 Men Test Combat Readiness In Battle Gear

BERLINERS CHEER YANK WAR DRILL   Fifteen Hundred Men Of  New Battle Group Test ed In Alert; Berlin Barricades Quiet.

Field Tests for American Unit In West Berlin   Battle Gear Worn During Maneuvers

Chemist Defects When Soviets Forbid Work on Defense Against Fallout

Couldn't Work, He Says  Chemist Explains Act      Mac, Gromyko Confer  War Out, Leaders Agree

Russ Ban.on Fallout Defense Study Leads Soviet Chemist to Defection

denauer Rejects Socialist toposals On All-Party Plan   May Mean End

Christion Democrats Love Majority B     Rea nh Ye Bi a r Poa) aD $ er Remain Largest vest Germany Party

~Genauer Loses majority...  Premier Rejects Bid Of Socialist Meraer

Adenauer Loses Grip On Power   Coalition Proposal Is ‘Tossed Aside

Adenauer Part Loses Ground In W. Germany   Chancellor Rejects Coalition Idea

Vote May Mean Adenauer Out as Chancellor      His Party Loses Majority in Parliament

Adenauer Fighting For Political Life   Rejects Brandt's Socialists Move For All-Party Coalition Government

Adenauer Refuses Coalition   Turns Down Brandt’s Proposal For 3-Party Rule

BRIGHT SUN HELPS CLEAR COLD SHEATH   Continued Cold Through Friday  Latest Forecast

Wants to Boost Social  Security, Road Plans Would Affect Wages, Taxes Of Millions of Americans

To Help County. Municipalitie s “conomy League May Spend  $27.000 In Bucks This Year

To Help County. Municipalities {conomy League May Spend  pag In Bueks This Year

Shot From 146-Foot Deep Silo   Destroyed After About Two-Minute Flight, Tests Prove Strength

3100 MILLION GAMBLE PAYS OFF  poate RANI N= AM Rs Rm A ERR NR AE So NA ARON MY AEST  Atlas ICBM Suecess In First Silo Launch

TEXANS TO PAY SALES TAX     te © Begin Collecting Sales Tax AtLong Last

Dark-Eyed Acton Beauty Begins Roya Reign at State Fair Opening Today

UAW Seeks Salaries for  All Workers   Seven Other Demands Presented to G.M., Six to Ford Motar

Tank Pull-back Lessens Berlin Border Tension   Americans Withdraw Armored Units After Russians Leave Crossing Point.

Tension Ends: Observers Feel More At Ease  Russians Make Initial Move

U.S. Plane Scouts’ Area; Reds Pull Back. 1,200 Yards, Yanks 800; W. Berliners Jeer Russians.

No Fanfare In Pullout  Of Vehicles   Had Been Face To Face At Gunpoint For Over 16 Hour

U. §., Russian Vehicles Pull Out Quietly   East German Guards All Smiles, Wave Traffic Through

Tension Eases As Armor Units Are Withdrawn  Yanks Wait 73 Minutes After Reds Pull Back

U.S. Sends Plane Over Red Sector   Soviet Tanks First To Withdraw; Curbs on Border Relaxed.

Border Tanks Are Withdrawn   Tension Mounted As Soviets  Moved, Then Withdrew One Mile

Both Nations Pull Back Tank Forces   U.S. Air Force Transports Make Two Flights Over East Berlin; East Germans Relax Controls After Tanks Leave

WITHDRAW TANKS   Russians Pull Back First: Border Controls Relaxed   Continue To Fly Over Red Sector Of City To Demonstrate Rights

U.S., Soviet Tanks Quit Berlin Border   Police Push Back Crowd of 500 West Berliners

Tanks Pulled Back From Berlin Vigil   Russians Withdraw First, American Units Follow Suit

ARE FIRST TO LEAVE   U.S. Plane Scouts Area; Reds Pull Back 1,200 Yards, Yanks 800; W, Berliners Jeer Russians.

Reds Move First, U. S. Soon After   Tension at Border Checkpoint Eases For Time Being

Reds Relax Traffie Ban At Border   U.S. Planes Fly Over East*s Zone In Open Defiance

Russians First To Leave Touchy Crossing Sector  American Planes Circle Red Zone To Test Guard

U. S. Flying Over City  Tanks Leave Berlin Line   Take A Verbal Stroll Down ‘Tank Alley’ On Berlin Line

Soviet tanks withdraw from tense Berlin border   U.S. hopes to use diplomacy to calm Berlin. will vield no rights   Soviets stung by defeat, will reject U.N. appeal

Tension Eases: U.S. Transport Plane Crosses   Flights Intended to Underline Allies Rights in Berlin

Yank, Soviel Tanks Leave Berlin Line   USAF Transport Makes:2 Flights Over Red Sector

All Tanks Pull Back  From Line   U.S. Aircraft Circles Over East Sector

Tanks in Berlin Create Tension Before Retreat   U. S., Red Armor Face Each Other For Many Hours

Tanks Pulled From Berlin Checkpoint   Touchy Situation Eased as Mobile Cannon Withdrawn

Reds Are First to Withdraw   Yank Planes Defy   Russian Protests

Tension In Bertin Relieved   Pull-Back Relieves Fears of Incident ‘In Divided Berlin

Communist Armor First  : To Leave: Tension Is    ; Much More Relieved

Tension At Checkpoint Now Eased   East Berlin Police Wave Traffic Thru

Soviets First To Pull Away  From Border   Berlin Negotiations To Be Made Easier As Tanks Move Out

Red, U.S. Tanks Withdraw To Original Positions; Border Tension ls Eased

Oh, My Aching Feet! Miss Holland Finds Life As Queen Has Problems

Former Truman Tax Official Seven Face Charges in Suave $500,000 Confidence Game

Government, Religious Officials Involved  Caudle, 7 Men Charged In Movie Fraud Scheme

Seven Held In Fake Production  Luck Of The [rish Fails In Film F will

— ORDERED TO PRODUCE ‘ST. PATRICK’ RECORDS —  Tar Heel Attorney Named In ‘Confidenee’ Ca

MOMIUCFUlS TRO  Gas Rate, School Critics Get Blunt Replies From Nutter

Democrats Irked  Gas Rate, School Critics Get Blunt Replies From Nutter

 Praise, Criticism  ‘Kennedy Gets Postcard Viewpoints From People

President Praised, Criticized   Americans Speak Their Minds in Stacks Of Postcards Piling Up at White House

Inside The Proaress   ‘Many Take Stand on Medical Care Plan...  People Tell President What's on Their Minds

Grassroots People Send Posicards  Telling The President Of Their Views

A PGESE Chie NV PLEEC LOTTE . wo  People Tell President What They Think

Post Card File Indicates Peoples Interest In President's Programs

People Write What They Think.... Oversize Post Cards  Sent To White House

rORMER SECRETARY    People Tell President Kennedy What’s ‘On Their Minds; Postcards Piling Up

Blue Postcards Tell President Kennedy What People Think of His Programs

President Praised (And Told Off) In Postcards Sent To White House

People Send Postcards  To Kennedy Oversized Cards Used to Tell Their Views

TOPICS COVER CAROLINE TO COMMUNISM  Praise Or Blame In JFK’s Mail

Synhorst Objects To Rental of Car for Erbe   Says All of Executive Council Was Not Present

DEVICE WILL STUDY SPACE MYSTERIES   Nation Has World’s First Above-Earth Observatory   Other Cosmic Nuclear Activity To Be Recorded By Instruments

Will Explore Mysteries Of Radiation   Payload Propelled At Nearly 18,000 Miles Per Hour

Explorer X! Propelled in Four Stages   Assignment Is to Study Rays Outside Earth

Complex Space Telescope Is Fired Into Orbit To Explore Radiation Mysteries Of  Universe.

New 95-Pound Satellite, Explorer XI, Is Orbiting For Study of Radiation

To Study Space Rays Outside Air Envelope      Satellite Explorer XI Carried Into Orbit By Juno I! Rocket

World’s Ist Astronomical Observatory In Space Is Goal For U. S. Scientists

World's First. Telescope for Space Success   Good Signals Being Received; Radiation Mystery Studied

410 study Kays —  U.S. Orbits Explorer XI, Complex, Space Telescope

TO rudy Kays  U.S. Orbits Explorer XI,  Complex, ‘Space Telescope

US. ‘Space T elescope’  In Orbit   Complex Satellite Launched Aboard June UH Rocket

Radiation Mysteries DataSought   U. S. Satellite Sent Up in Nose Of Juno II Rocket

‘Moon’ Studies Radiation Aloft   Satellite Reported Sending Good Siqnal

New Explorer Satellite Fired Into Study Orbit   ‘Space Telescope’ Gives U.S. First Sky Observatory

Juno Puts 95-Pound Satellite Up   ‘Tracking Stations Confirm Success With ‘Observatory

Complex Space Telescope Orbited   95-Pound Satellite To Study Radiation Mvyateriae OF Iinivorce

U.S. Puts Space Telescope Into Orbit To Probe Universe’s Radiation Mysterie.

Will Probe Radiation Mysteries   World's First Sky Observatory  esperar ee ant eee eee

WILL STUDY RAYS BEYONI AIR COVER   Escape Device Test Delayed By Poor Weather

—FIRST SPACE OBSERVATORY_—  4-Stage Rocket Lifts Telescope Into Orbit

U.S. Is First to Launch Telescope Into Space; Satellite’s Sional Clear

Observatory is launched  ere ne neg   Space telescope satellite orbited to study rays

All Four Stages of Booster Successful; Explorer XI to Probe Radiation Mysteries

RADIATION STUDIES LATEST OBJECTIVE  ‘Space Telescope’ Fired Into Orbit

U.S. Sends Observatory Into Space   Orbits Telescape  At 18,000 MPH

Satellite Probes Into Mysteries Of the Universe   First Astronomical Observatory Outside Earth’s Air Envelope

Explorer XI Orbits New ‘Sky Telescope’ To Test Gamma Ray Properties

Inside...    Costly Delays Cited Single Missile Base Chief  Ordered by House Group

riurts Business:  Hampton Beach Chamber lred::At Weather Forecast:

Tempe rs Vs. Thermometers Beach Commerce Leaders Criticize Weather Forecasts

Allies Beef. Up Divisions. To Meet Reds  Agreement *, From Meetine

Ministers Act To Strengthen Europe Defense  First Talks on Crisis in Berlin Held in Paris

Ministers Cite Need Of ‘Beef Up   Rusk Makes First Talk Before Confah Of Western Leaders

Supports British Drive to Obtain An Early Truce   Agrees to Provide Uj To 300 Men for Use In Combat Zones

Foreign Troops May Be Asked By Laos   US Military Advisors . To Enter Battle Areac

J. S. RESPONDS  Laos Gov't Asks Friends For Aid   200 GUESTS  ATTEND  Kennedys Toss Gala Reception

Up to 300 May Enter Fight Zone   Government Asks Friends for Help; Situation Worse

Laos Asks Neighbors For Help   Government Says New Rebel Action Threatens Country

Laos fo Request Help of ‘Friends And Neighbors’  oe aes, . a ee ee    Declares New Rebel Offensives Threaten Nation. Southeast Asic

Laos Asks Help After Red Gains  U.S. To Send Military Advisers To Combat Zone

USS. to Set: Up Military Aid Units in Laos  New Rebel. Offenses’ Prompt: Pro-West Leaders..ia Seek. Aid   New Rebel: Offetises Pronipt : Pro-West Leaders.io Seek. Aid

Laos Seeks . Aid Against  New Threat   Reports Say Your Offensives Opened Rye Rehel Forces

Advisers To Be Sent To Laos   U. S. Military Men To Aid Forces In Combat Zane

Advisers To Go To Laces   U, 5, to Send Experts Into Combat Zones Ac Rakeal&® Advanra

US Agrees to Advise Laos Army Forces   Propose Backing Troops Fighting Red-Led Rebels

Laos Government Situation Worsens;  U.S. Is Sending 300 Military Advisers

Laos Decides To Seek Heip As Rebels Gain   All Southeast Asia Threatened by Drives Government Says

Government in Laos  Feared Weakening U.S. Advisers Will Don  Uniforms for First Time

U. §. Will Send Advisers to Laos  keviaw le Tatoos we   Action Is Taken at Government Request

U. S. Military Advisers Will Help in Laos   Action Is Taken At Request From  Lovalist Forces

PLAN 10 HURL APE UPWARD 119 MILES   inimal Blazing ifall For Manned Space Flight  7 ASTRONAUTS   Present For Test: One Of Them May Go On Rocket Trip Soon

ON THE INSIDE   Chimp In Redstone Blazes Trail For Astronaut Shoot

Beginners to be examined   Those eligible for kindergarten to take physicals

U.S. Airlifts  Five Germans  Copter Carries Refugees, Repeating Earlier he ‘tion

Army Repeats Reich Rescue   Refugees Continue to Flee Oppressors

Bonn Official Named Again By Eichmann   Says Adenauer Aide Partly Responsible For Seizing Property

British Move Navy-Marine Striking Force Into Kuwait For Showdown

Democrats . Consolidate GOP Districts  Mino: jority Leader Shel One Of Those In Reapportioned Area

Protests Are Swapped On Responsibility   Americans Cross Again To Reassert Rights In Sector

RIVAL POWER IS DISPLAYED INSIDE BERLIN   American Garrison Placed On Alert For More Than Two Hours   RUSSIANS JEERED BY WEST BERLIN CROWD

Racial Fights Mark Parade In Savannah  Negroes And White  Clash; 200 Police Qeaoll RPinat AN BH.I14

Kennedy Is Given Review Of United Nations Achievements, Setbacks

Report Somber, But Hopeful—  Stevenson Warns JFK On Goa Consequences

Girl Is Killed, 50 Others Hurt By Vicious Blov,   Score of Children Injured as Church Building Collapses

One Dies, 50 Hurt in Kentucky Tornado   Children Injured When Storm Collapses Church.

Thirty Families Homeless; Fifty Persons Injured      Nine-Year-Old Girl Killed When Crushed By Timber From Church

Hit and skip twister rips Ravenna, Ky.   9-year-old girl killed; score of children hurt

Twister Rips Into Church In Kentucky   Small Girl Dies; Many Are, Injured By Violent Wind

Kentucky Town Is Ripped by Twister   More Than 50 Persons Injured, a Score When Ravena Church Collapses on 23 Children; Girl Killed as Storm Hits Adjoining County

Heavy Timber From Church Kills Girl, §   Several Children Hurt as Storm Collapses Church

Twister Rips Into Kentucky   Girl Killed, 50 Injured, Many Left Homeless

Storm Also Kills Girl in Next County   Score of Children Injured When Gale Collapses Church

Expected Within Next Ten Years; Report Due Soon— _ Pa. Education Committee Thinking Of Doubled School Expenditures

‘People You Know ACCEPTS TEACHING —' POSITION NEXT FALL  IN MARATHON SCHOOLS

People You Knov  ACCEPTS, TEACHING. . a POSITION NEXT. FALL os IN ‘MARATHON ‘SCHOOLS 

Germans Kill Father   Sermans Kill rater _  Woman Tells Of Slaughter

Woman Relates  Massacre Story  __ Nazis Rounded Up. Shot Polish Jews

Story of Massacre  Unfolds in Israel  Women Witness Tell Of Polish Slaughter

Tragic Account Of Polish Jew Murders Given   Eichmann Listens As Though Statue

Eyewitness To Murder Tells Story   Woman Testifie: Today In Eichmann Trial

Woman Tells Of Nazi Massacre   Killings Described At Eichmann Trial

 Witness s Against Eichmann  Woman Tells How Nazis Killed Jews i in Poland, Including Father

Kennedy Way Out West Talks Are Not Appeasement: Talks Have Prevented War 

JFK STAND MADE CLEAR AT SEATTLE   Warns Nation Cannot Impose Views Elsewhere

Kennedy Way Out West Talks Are Not Appeasement: Talks Have Prevented War   Share In Nuclear Control  Demanded For All Of NATO

Disagree On Tone  To Soviet   JFK, Adenauer To Discuss Remova Of Berlin Wall

Adenauer To See Kennedy  ‘Chiefs Disagree On West's Stand On Wall

Kennedy, Adenauer Apart On Removing Berlin Wall   Adenauer Seeks Power  For NATO

Kennedy Asks Mature View  Of Negotiating   Realism Urged, No Bartering Of Freedom.

U.S. to Deal From Strong Position: JFK   “Warns,Against ‘Preaching War or Surrender

Encouragers Of Surrender Or  War Criticized   Do Disservice To Nation, Says — Kennedy: Willing To Negotiate.

Seattle:   President Calls for Strength   Talk of War Or Surrender  Is Disservice

Will Negotiate, And Would  Fight a War    ‘The Wall Becomes Top Issue

He'll Arrive Sunday For JFK Talks   U. S. President, Chancellor Split Over Major Issue

NOTHING TO FEAR FROM TALKS  ' To Push Either War Or Surrender Does Disservice To U.S.: Kennedy

U. S. Wont Negotiate Freedom, Says Kennedy   Will Not Preach War or Surrender, Says President on Tour

Clarifies Foreign Policy Views— :  Kennedy: U.S. Must Negotiate From Strenath

Talk of War, Surrender  Hit by JFK   President Says Nation Mus Stand Ready to Negotiate All Issues from Strength

Kennedy, Adenauer Are At Odds Over Berlin Wall Policy   JFK: Preaching Of War Or ‘Surrender Disservice To US

Kennedy, Adenauer Are af Odds About Berlin Wall Moves   West German Chancellor Due to Arrive Sunday for Series of Talks.

Major Topic Of Discussion  \JF K, Adenauer Disagree \Over Berlin Wall Issue

No Weakness During Talks On Cold War  President Says U. S. Won't Preach Eithe

Sharp Disagreement Seen In Berlin Wall Crisis   Kennedy, Adenauer Meeting Planned to Discuss Challenge by Communists to Western Powers

Adenauer, JFK Split on Wall’   Issue of Red Wall Now Appears as Major Talk Topic

Not Weakness To Negotiate  US. Must Enter Talle   U. S. Must Enter Talks From Position of Power

Kennedy Says U.S. Needs Strength To Negotiate Crucial Cold War ae

 opeaks in oeattie ‘Kennedy Says To Preach Surrender  Or War Is A Disservice To America

U.S. To Parley In ‘Position Of Strength’   JFK Says To Preach War Or Surrender Is Disservice

U.N. Troops Kill 10 Baluba Rebels  Congolese Slain During Attack On Stranded Rail Wark Cana

10 Rebels Killed In The Congo   Nigerian Troops Slay Rebels During Attack On Wagon

10 Balubans In Congo Killed   UN Troops Fire On Rail Waaon Raiders

Nigerian U.N. Troops Kill 10 Tribesmen   Attacked Stranded Train Near Albertville In Katanaa Province

U.N. Troops Kill 10 Congo Rebels  Tribesmen Attack Stranded Rail Wagon  In Katanga Province

JFK to State Parley Aims  Meets Wi th Two  Te! Gaines enero Sie TUM SS, tetaeeee

RED THREAT TO BERLIN  aramoe cetmonee = nt) tne en en metre ets Nee nie mene ene met  President To Map Stand For Allies

STREAMLINING OF AGENCIES IS SUGGESTED   Overhaul Of Federa Power Commission  Urged By Kennedy   PRESIDENT CITES LOGJAM OF CASES

JFK Asks Agencies Be Streamlined  Declares FPC Is Particularly In Need of Overhaul

JFK Urges US Agency Overhaul  FPC Singled Out For Biggest Revamping

JFK Wants ToOverhau!  Regulatory Agencies Would Include Legislation To Protect Gas Consumer

N. Y. State Hit by Ice Storm   Utilities Cut Off; Homes Are Without Light or Heat

Khrushchev Makes Most Of Propaganda   Millions Jam Moscow To Cheer First Spaceman

GETS HUGE BEAR HUG AND KISSES FROM KHRU  Spaceman Is Given Hero's Welcome by Russia   Saboteurs Set Fire To Two Stores in Cuba   TASS UNCLEAR ON DETAILS Parachute Used In Cosmonaut Landing

Huge Soviet Crowd Delirious with Joy As Gagarin Returns   Ist Man in Space Hugged and Kissed By Khrushchev, Who Hails Fioht

In the County   NAME KENNETH BROWN PRESIDENT OF COUNTY —EXTENSION COUNCIL

By PETER EDSON Washington Correspondent Newcnaner Enterorise Assn.

Republicans Report After Conference—  Eisenhower's New Budget Will Be Balanced and Non-Political  7

Balanced U. S. Budget to Be Offered by Ike   Will Stress Living Within Revenues, Says Dirksen

GOP LEADERS EXPECTING NONPOLITICAL, BALANCED BUDGET BY EISENHOWER

In Chemistry, Physics  /Two More Americans Get Nobel Award Recognition

Hoods, Food Supply Pose Big Problems   Damages To Run Into Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars

Dying Carla Leaves.        Destruction in Wake   Weather At A Glance

1] Dead, Score: Hurt In Wake Of Hurricane  Refuagees Return   Refugees Return To Massive Task Of Rebuilding

Emergency Workers Join Refugees In Wake Of Hurricane Carla To Begin Rebuilding

Hurricane Damage Cost Staggering  Many Returning To Homes Despite Flood Waters

Delegates Will Convene Today  Con-Con Group's  YAsnok le BDlanana

Organizational Planning, Committee Groundwork ~ Faces Con-Con Delegates

Says Sen. McClellan 7 RAs ed . Strikes Kept Shepard  From, Being First Man i in Space -

Strikes Kept U.S. From Lead Says Senator   Could Have Been First—McClellan

Volpe Orders Intensive Investigation   Fremont Club, Auxiliary Pick Slate Of Officers

KATANGA STILL IS COVETED   Cengo Chief Adoula Raps Agreement  As Aid To Rebels

Katanga Matter Rests With U.N.   Tshombe Says He Will Hold Troops Hostages Adoula Appears ‘Unhappy’ Over Cease Fire

Adoula Says Congo Wants Rie h Katanga   Premier Protests New Pact: Tshomb Issues A Warning

Deficit Hinted in Defense Spending  Rayburn Expects Budget to Be Thrown Out of Balance

RAYBURN SEES DEFENSE DEFICIT IN NEW BUDGE}   With Kennedy; Budget Message Friday.

Says Defense To Put Budget Out of Balance   Rayburn Sees Deficit In Revision Going to Conaress Friday

Rayburn Makes Prediction to Newsmen Today   Comments Following  Kennedy Conference

RAYBURN SEES DEFENSE DEFICIT IN NEW BUDGE]   Democratic Leaders Meet With Kennedy; Budget Message Fridoy.

Administrative Salaries Here   Rayburn Says Defense Will Unset Budaet

RAYBURN SAYS DEFENSE COSTS TO UP BUDGET   Sees No Balance With New Spending

Ricnina attends   Rayburn sees defense spending knocking budget out of balance

Goldberg, in Detroit, Says Kennedy Will Seek Increased Unemployment Benefits

Goldberg Resumes Midwest Tour     To Ask Increased Unemployment Benefits

Larger Plan Seen Needed By Reuther   Goldberg-Resumes Five-State Study . To Boost Eronomne

Increased UC. To Be Proposed, Says Goldberg   Administration Also May Eliminate Tax Incentives for Lo. cating Overseas.

Top Labor Executive Tours State   Backlog of New Cars Partially to Blame For Jobless Total

Hurricane Esther On Way North   New Storm Packing—Winds Of 130 Miles

Esther Is Taking Place Of Carla  Winds Now 130 mph; On Present Course  Would Hit U.S. Coas'

New Hurricane Heads Toward U.S. Mainland   1,400 Miles East Of San Juan

Dangerous New Hurricane  Headed For U.S. Mainland   CALLED DANGEROUS

New Hurricane Is Building Up   Esther Is Labeled Dangerous; Atlantic Shipping Wamed

New Hurricane Esther Churns In Atlantic  Storm, Spawned Off African Coast Is Wes Of Puerto Rico

Watchful eye on Esther   Unchanged course carries hurricane toward U.S. coast

GRISSOM PULLED FROM SEA   Outcome Uncertain  Great Throngs Converge On Bull Run Battle Site

Many Converge On Manassas For A Reenactment Of The First Battle Of Bull Bun

Fear For Safety of Spectators  OfficialsWorried Over Staging ‘Bull Run Act

Two Worries Nag Authorities  Big Battle Of Bull Run Being Re-Enacted Toda

Same Old Blocked Roads  Third Battle of Bull Run Also Compiles Growing Casualty List

Bull Run Battle Snafus Repeated  ‘Stonewall’ Fails To Get into Act

Buff! s Buffet a  ‘80,000 Exgacted T To See First Battle -Of- Bull. Run

Methodists Appoint For Coming Year   West Va., Holston Conferences Both Assign Preachers

Senate OKs $1.5 Million Range Fund   Will Provide Work in Area For Jobless

From Whom the Traffic Tolls . .     Penn Yan Express To Join in ‘Truck Lights on for Safety’

State Court fo Decide Legality of New Type Of Amusement’ Machines

Propose Boost in Assembly  Membership Would  DD. Fen muemmamele Deewerl

Propose Hike For Assembly  Resolution Introduced to Boost Membership From 100 to 110

Assembly Has Plan to Boost Membership   12 Republicans Want Seats Increased From 100 to 110

eng lig BEHIND PAGE t   INDUSTRY READY FOR BIG STEP FORWARD  Business Upswing Marks End To 1960 Recession

EVERYTHING INCLUDED ON DUES BASIS  Firm Olfers Group Shelters      Reptile Ban Modified by  Commissioners

Wage Passage Gives JFK Program Boost   Key Provision Intact Following Much Trimmine

President Kennedy's Legislative Program Gets Big Boost — Hard Prodding By White House And Democratic Leadership Plus Concessions Give Administration Comeback Victory — Minimum To Be $1.25 An Hour In 1963

: Kennedy Scores Victory — Congress Gives Okay To Minimum Wage Bill

Kennedy Agenda Gets Big Boost In Congress  mus AAteesomasiere Waae   New Minimum Wage Law Approved in House. Senate Votes

House Passes Measure After JFK Prodding   Key Provision for Extending Coverage Retained In Bill

Kennedy Agende Gets Big Boost In Congress   New Minimum Wage Law Approved in House, Senate Votes

Conference Called   Kennedy’s Program Given Boost By Wage Bill Okay

Key Provision Retained — Minimum Pay Bill OK'd; Victory For President

3.6 Million More Come Under Law  Concessions Help   Concessions Help Give Regime Comeback Victory

Passage of Wage Billa Boost to ‘Kennedy Program   House Approval a Surprise: Ceiling Will Go to $1.25 After a Two-Year Period.

WAGE FLOOR BOOST GIVEN 10 KENNEDY   Both Houses Okeh $1.25 Compromise By Good Margins

Minimum Wage Bill Passage Boost for JFK   Doctored Measure Emerges With Its Added Coverage

Measure Through Congress   64-28 Senate Vote; Unexpected 230 To 196 House Vote

Wage bill ok big victory   $1.25 minimum pay legislation goes to Kennedy

Minimum Wage Bill Passed By 64-28 Vote   Two Earlier Setbacks In House Are Offset By Lafest Approval

JFK's Wage Bill OKd by House, Senate   His Legislative Program Given Huge Boost

Conservative Coanto  Minimum Wage Bill Pushed Over With 3.6 Million More Covered

Provision For More Coverage Left in Measure   Approval by House Big Surprise in Comeback. Victory

Wage Bill Emerges From House x ke kok k ke *k * kok ok ok * ok *& *  PDiamoanwunte nn DBS .n D.nw O.. Yt’ OT...   Democrats See Big Boost For Legislative Program

SEEN VICTORY FOR KENNEDY PROGRAM   Extends Coverage To Over 3 Million Workers   SENATE, HOUSE   Vote For Bill Increasing Lowest Pay To $1.25 An Hour In Two Steps

Pay Bill Action Gives Big Boost To Kennedy Plar   Big Surprise Seen In House Passage

JFK Support Up With Bill Passage   Minimum Program, Twice Defeated, Wins House Okay

House, InSurprise, Gives Approval to $1.25 Wage; Will Cover 3.6 Million

Kennedy Scores On Wace Bill   House Action Gives Big Boost To Legislative Program

EICHMANN WORSE THAN EXECUTIONER      Court Rules His Moral Responsibility Greater Than Underlings Who Operated Gas Chambers.

Eichmann Was ‘Worse Than Actual Killers’  Court Supports Every Charge Against Ex-Nazi

[SRAELT COURT BITTER _IN CONDEMNATION  Kichmann Is Called “Worst Criminal’

Court Ends Reading Of Judgment  Kichmann’s Guilty On All 15 Counts Of Indictment

Israeli Judges  Support Every Claim of Trial   Finish Reading Long Decision

Special Israeli Court Finishes Reading Verdict  Eichmann -Is Judged Guilty on 15 Counte

No Mitigation for Eichmann   Court Ends Reading of Judgment With No Hint of Mercy

No Mercy Asked for  Eichmann   Judgment Offers No Good Words for Nazi, Defendant Sits Motionless in Court

Bulletins   BAL HARBOUR, Fla. i” — AFL-CIO chiefs today set $1.50 an hour as organized labor's new goal for the federal minimum wages.

Read Judgment: ————  Harsk Charges Are Filed Against Adolf Eichmann

Guilty On All Counts In Charge  Court Ends   Court Ends Reading Of Long Judament

All 15 Counts Upheld  Court Concludes With Eichmann Guilt Summary

Court Sums Up Blanket  Conviction   No Mitigation Seen: Eichmann Guilty On 15 Counts

Pichmenn Found Guilty On Fifteen vena In Indictment Of Last April

Eichmann Guilty on 15 Counts  Israel Court © Ends Reading Of Judgement

December 15 No Longer Mandatory Date  State Declaration of Income Ruling Eased

Rule on Tax Estimate  Filing Eased Failure to Pay Won’t Cancel Forgiveness

New Treasury Chief Dillon Questioned   Senators Told He Has Placed His Corporation Holdings In Special Trust.

Difference Between Ideal, Real Hits Chancellor Adenauer with Brutal Force

Settlement On Berlin Hoped For   But 2 Problems Remain To Be Faced Before Talks Resume.

Officials Optimistic  West And Soviet Talks Seen On Solution Of Berlin Crisis

Hazy Account Told.on Stand By Rattermar:  ‘Testimony in Trial Turns to Politics, Rie Tima Cambhiling

Red Gain Laid  To ‘Policies     State Department Draws Criticism Of Sen. Thurmond

Blames State Dept. ‘Policy of Paralysis’ Aids Communism, Says Thurmond   Ry WALTER RFR. MEARS

Thurmond On Warpath Lashes State Department For Letting Reds Gain

Change In Vote Laws Attemnted   Republicans In House Talce Double Action

#3 Flours in Rain-Swept Waves—  Argentinian is First Round Ito English Channel Swimmer

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A Nationai Council of Churches Religion Features)

Final Decision On Tree Spray To Be Tuesday   Commission Plans Definite Actions On DDT Program   Report I< Due

Final Decision On Tree Spray To Be Tuesday   Commission Plens Definite Actions On DDT Program

Search On For Carla Casualties   Mopup Operations Find Bodies And — Evidence Of Losses

40 Found Dead As Searchers Keep Looking   Hurricane Damage: From Wind, Water Touch Four States

More re Bodies F Bodies Found  ‘Carla Mop Mopup Shows Mounting Losses

Six More Victims Of Storm  . 2 Missourians On Carla’s Casualty List   Flood Waters Recede; Expect  Damages Run in the Millions

Outline Operation Of Ciwil Defense   Hurricane Death Toll Reaches 39

HURRICANE’S DEATH TOLL STANDS AT 39   Property Damage In Galveston County Placed At $111-Million   REFUGEE CENTER COLLAPSE HURTS 15

 Away From Pre-Inaugural Hub-Bub  _ Kennedy Confers With Governor Of Puerto Rico

President-Elect In New York For Meetings   Has Session With Tailor

Plus Talk With Tailor—  Kennedy Has Round Of New York Conferences

—PRESIDENT-ELECT IN N. Y JFK Sees. 2 Leaders, Has Date With Tailor

Sees Tailor, Holds Conferences  Kennedy Gets ‘Suited Up’  For Inauguration Friday

Arguments by Russia, West Seen Like Monologues with No Listeners

strugele For Balance Of Power  Russia, West Sit On An Impossible Situation

Optimistic View Noted  Businessmen's Plans   Businessmen’s Plans For Expansion BRared

Only 3 Pct. Cut From Last Year And Slight Dip Is Considered Encouracing

Alternates on Nuclear Tests Are Proposed  U.S. Plan Woul. Ban Small Blast:  BDarmittnd las,

Nationalist China SureofU.S.Backine   Kennedy Will Continue to Oppose Peiping’s Admission

Kennedy Gives Chen Pledge of Support in UN.   Will Continue To Oppose Red China

JFK Pledges Free China Aid in U.N.   U.S. Will Oppose Red China Seating, White House Says

Chen Cheng Can Go Hong Smiling Kennedy Takes Flat Stand Against Red China In UN

Chen Cheng Can Go Ho bt  Kennedy Takes Flat Stand Against Red China In UN

US.-China Map Strategy fo Keep Reds Out of U.N.   American and Asian Leaders Concerned by Laos’ Future.

By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON (AP)—  The proposed Soviet Com munist partv program just   Kennedy Pledges Support For Nationalist Chinese

Envoy Calls  atest Heist Pure Piracy   Can't Countenance Outright Thievery, Declares Morrison

Eliminate ‘Bottleneck’ on Van Nuys Library; New Timetable Given  Expect Construction Start Later   Expect Construction Start Later In Year at Administrative Center

Eliminate ‘Bottleneck’ on Van Nuys Library; New Timetable Given      Expect Construction start Later In Year at Administrative Center

‘Showing of Soviet Space Flight Film ‘Canceled at Last Minute by Embassy

Aims Fresh Assaults On Miss., Ala. New Rider Group Steps Up Battle

Were Asked To Spy: ; Two Envoys Quit Cuban Embassy In Mexico City

PAIR ASKS ASYLUM IN MEXICO  2 Cuban Diplomats Quit, Make Charges

Cuban Embassy Diplomats Seek Mexican Asylum   Charge Office Is Headquarters For Communists

Diplomats Charge Castro Planting Embassy Spies  By T. M. FAGRELL -

See IKE, Page 18   Fast - Growing Strike May Halt N.Y. Rail Services

200,000 ARE AFFECTED BY PICKETING   Gov. Rockefeller Intercedes In Negotiations

N. Y. Railroad Tieup Spreads   Giant Pennsylvania Station Picketed by Harbor Crewmen

New Haven, N. Y. Central Roads Cease Long Distance Operations in Metropolis

Today’s Index  we DArPe 4 coremm«arc   Pickets Hit Second N.Y. Rail Terminal

Strike May Hit NY Rail Service  Harbor Craft Crews  jabaek Bia Ceaclak

EEE EEE Ee  Harry Bryant, 53  Mhaciin Pilot Is Killed in Air Crash

Shock Voiced at Red Nuclear Testing Tito Urges Two World Parleys

Tito: Urges  New Try At  Disarming Neutrals Asked To Make World  oe. rhe:

W: Wants Wo Wor rid Conferences  Tito perry For 2 Pacts On Arms, Economics   One Form Of Idea Nehru Germany Plan  Termed 15 Years Old

Court Rules Against ‘Mr. Benn’  Aetamemen amen nena see nat  ‘Reluctant Peer’ Must Keep Title

Kennedy's Tax Bill Deferred   Revision Program Is ‘ Pigeon-Holed Till RKRnother Year

Sh cmb ae cw Waa ———  Unemployment On Downgrade   Employment, Earnings  Rise During October

Eichmann Loses First Round With Israeli Judges  Three Judges Rule Ou!

re ANALS BEHIND THEORY Chemist Believes Pe ople Inhabitine Planet Mars

MPUCIZe Legisiators  State Demo Whip Blasts GOP Financial Policy

SouthAfriea Becomes  Republic   Quiet Under Kyes of Police And Soldiers

New Republic Born South Africa Inaugurates  First Afrikaner President

Busy Week Ahead  President Completes Week’s Vacation, Back to Capital

Kennedy Flies Back To  Washington  For Discussions With Maemillan

Macmillan, Kennedy Tx Open Talks   Crisis Over Laos Major Topic For Three-Day Parley

Weodstack’ ‘Man Killed ky Cac.   Kennedy and Macmillaiy Enroute To Washinaton For Talks:

Cloudiness   JFK Flies From Palm Beach, Mac From Indies Kennedy, Macmillan Head For Washington Laos Talks

British Premier Flying In Today For Crisis Talks   Kennedy Family Heads For Capital From Sunny Florida By MERRIMAN SMITH

President Will Confer On Laos With Macmillan   Kennedy Family Returns To Capital; Prime Minister ls Due Late Today

Kennedy Returns To Canital For Talks With British  Prime Minister Maemillan

‘During Term In White House   Juring term in White house  Kennedy Puts $10 Millior Fortune In Cold Storage

Could Be $10 Millions: IFK's Personal Fortune Is Out Of Speculation

Kennedy Puts Fortune. Of $10 Million On Ice © During White House Stay

carvings From Kennedy’s Personal rorrune, Estimated at $10 Million, On ice While         ij      ia’s = Tip White House

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e@   (Coprighted 1969, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

New Approaches To Familiar Problems Expected To Highlight 1961 Legislature

Danger of Stresses in Space Blasts Discovered in Brain Wave Research

U.S., British Strategy Talks On Laos Begin   President Kennedy, Prime Minister Macmillan Hold Serious Conference

Ikeda Bows To Rioters And Rioting   Japan Premier, On Eve of U.S. Trip, Suffers Setback

Congo Leaders Agree at Big Conference   Will Junk Present Artificial Six Provinces

Red China Rebuffs Overtures .   -Newsmen: Exchange “Proposal, Release’O: Prisoners Denied .

Presidents Meet   Red China Rebuffs Kennedy Move To Improve Relations

Curtin Aims At Repeat Offenders Stiffer Laws A gainsl Bad Literature Urged

Pakistan Camel Driver Is Guest of Johnson   Spending Two Days With Host On Texas Ranch

US. Viewed From Texas Camel Cart Driver Gets Red Carpet Treatment

He'd Trade Camel for Horse Pakistani Camel Driver  Lives It Up at LBJ

Christmas Announcement  Moulder Makes It Official, 'He Won’t Seek Re-Election

HOUSTON FILIBUSTER IS FADING   Consideration Of Bill Won't Be Asked Until Next Week By Baker

People You Know   FOUR LOCAL — AREA STUDENTS TO TOUR ‘WITH WESTMAR CHOIR

People You Know  —~A™rTET Fr MAY amma   FOUR LOCAL — AREA STUDENTS TO TOUR WITH WESTMAR CHOIR

Price Supports on Corn and Sorgh UM...  Provisions of Emergency Grain Law Listed

HERE, See gted Sesseehine Approval Kennedy, Macmillan  Wind Up Tatks Today

Liberal Tax Bill Handed  Legislature  Duplicates One Passed During  Regular Session

Liberals Introduce  Same Bill   Measure Carries New Taxes On Cars and Trucks, Higher Levies on Minnesota Incomes

Applicants Will Report On Saturday   Compensation Under Federal Plan Listed By Joh Office Here

Ministers Split Over Congo Issue   Diffetence Over Berlin Tactics Also Persist In Paris

NATO Split  Over Congo  Differences Persist Ower Rerlin Tacrtirc

Western Ministers Split Sharply Over Congo; Berlin Rift Continues  Sec. Rusk Campaigns Hard Bat Faile Tan Chanooe Fronch

NATO Envoys Split Sharply About Congo   Rusk Campaigns to Erase Fears About Berlin Negotiations

Berlin Differences Remain NATO Ministers Divided Sharply on Congo Policy

l4-NATION NATO CONFERENCE  Western Ministers Differ on Tactics for Berlin

Western Foreign Ministers Split Sharply Over Congo   ‘Cease-Fire in Katanga Demanded by Britair

Ft. Sumter Resembled Beleaguered Union Fortress Of A Century Ago

Ft. Sumter Is Scene of Fireworks, Simulating Civil War Bombardment

= License. For One Thing Family Spat Causes String Of Auto Problems For Wife

Will React Vigorously  To Threats   Kennedy Preparing For Soviet Talks Within Six Months

U. S. Prepares For Red Talks In Six Months   Kennedy's Leaders Expect to Be.Ready For Major Confabs

To Undertake Major Negotiations With Soviets— JFK Team Expects To Be Ready For Soviet Talks Within 6 Months

Soviets Warned Against New Crises  U.S. May Undertake Major Talks WithRussialn 6 Month:

RUSSIANS QUIETLY WARNED:  Major Negotiations With Soviets In Six Months

U.S. May Be Prepared for Major Talks With Soviet Union Within Six Months

Kennedy May Meet Russians in Six Months  Warn Soviets of Triggering

Administration Notes Relaxed Russian Stand   Major Talks Seen Within 6 Months

Talks with Soviet Seen In 6 Months   Russia Given Warning Challenge To Bring Tough Response.

RUSSIANS WARNED  JFK May Set Soviet Talks In 6 Months      By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Officials Hopeful They Can Negotiate With Soviet Union  Seek Better Relations In Order To Resolve Problems Of Cold War

Major Talks With Reds 6 Months Off   Administration Draws Plans After Warning To Soviets

Moscow Warned Quietly  U.S. Leaders See Talks With Russia Within 6 Months

Administration May Need 6 Months Before Parley  Soviets Warned Against Challenges in Peri Of Preparation for Start of New Cae in Period

U.S. 1s Preparing for Negotiations with Russians   Soviet Officials Warned Quietly Not to Start Anything Right Away.

JACK LAYING PLANS TO TALK ~ WITH RUSSIA   May Be Ready For Negotia tions in 6 Months; No "Retreat.

U.S. Schedules Russian Talks In 6 Months   Soviet Is Warned Against Triggering Any New Crises

JFK. Will Open Talks to Reds In Six Months   Soviet ls Warned Against Any Crisis During Meantime

Fresh Challenge To Bring Tough U.S. Response   New Administration Won't Be Bluffed

Administration Sees Talk With Soviets Within Next Six Months   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Informal Meeting Desired Lees Kennedy Diplomatic Corps Set for Red Talks by July

Help! We're Prisoners...   Measure Would Restore Ike's Five-Star Rank

Paris Stull Feartul Ot Paratroop Strike   India Agrees to Call Cease-Fire Group

Ask India To Convene Peace Commission  Britain And Russia Appeal  For Laotian ‘Cease Fire’

India to convene commission fo supervise Laos cease-fire   Advisers captured

+ Foauchion Lags  Women, Children Called To Aid Cuban Industries

Castro Appeals for Volunteers to Harvest Sugar Crop, Mill Work as Production Drops

Castro Appeals For Children, Retired Workers And Women  To Fill Gans

Cuban Laborers Lacking Due To. Militia Force  Agencies Appeal For   Agencies Appeal For Volunteers To Help With Sugar Process

Many In Army Castro Pleads For Workers  For Harvesting Sugar Cror

U. S. Far East Policy Actions To Be Studied   Leaders To Discus:        with Chiang

Envoy Returns for Talks  Rift Growing Between U.S., Nationalist China

Kennedy Administration Hopes To Avoid Mobilizing Army Reservists

Inside...   Gimmick Teaching Methods Scored Failure of School Social Living Programs  Blamed for ‘Slobbism’ Growth in America

UAW to Pick Target for Car Strike   G.M. Rumored Likely to Bear Bia Three Test

G. M. May Be Target  For Strike   UAW Board Meeting Late Today to Pick Its No. 1 Target

Auto Strike Target GM   To Name the Adversary Tonight If Strike Comes

GM Likely Target For  Auto Strike   Contracts End Friday Morning Waew Tn os oy

‘GM Is Likely Strike Target For Union   UAW Board Meets Today To Select Walkout Victim

UAW May Strike GM On F riday   Union Picks Target  OF Walkout Today

AUTO UNION MAY CHOOSE GM TARGET   Strike Deadline Friday; UAW Wants Profit Share

GM is likely strike target   Contract with UAW to expire midnite Thursday

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   No Prediction from State Commissioner

Hultman to Ask Tighter Tax Laws  Inadequate Now to Catch lowa Taw Dadaare

Egan Again in Mayoral Race  Seems Confident Aurora Voters Will Re-Elect Him

be Shrouds Southern California ° ley Cold Bites Deep into Dixie, Of Flood Victim:  Adding To Misery

Winter Slaps Plains States, Chills South   Cold Front Pushes Across Canadian  Border into U.S.

Plenty Hardware Swallowed by  Circus Man   Blizzard Ushers First Winter Day on Plains

‘Rebel Leader Galvao Docks Captive Ship At Recife, Disembark  Santa Maria Granted Asylum

‘Senate Leaders Feel Summit ‘Meeting Crucial To Mankind   East-West Meeting Could Increase World's Tension

Senators Give Cautious Approval  rg 2 FE gt eg P.O es   Informal Meeting Rather Than ‘Summit Conference’ Indicated

Busiest Day:    ie e ge bal y Rs Public Hearings Set For (5 Bills Today In Legis/uture

Farmer Could Set Own Plan, With Veto In Congress   Ohio Farm Leader Urges Backing For Kennedy Plan

Denounces Opposition   Ohio Farm Leader Urges Backing for Kennedy Plan

Macmillan, Rusk Warn Scientists Against Dangers in Nuclear Affairs

US., Britain Must Develop Way Of Sharing Nuclear ‘Arms Control With NATO Nations. Macmillan Says

Provo Man Injured Six Killed In Missile  Silo Crash   35-ton Crane Topples Into Missile Silo at New Mexico Facility

Crane Accident Near Roswell, N. M.  Six Die At Missile Silo Project

Six Killed As  Crane Tumbles   Fourteen Others Hurt in Mishap At Missile Base in New Mexico

Workers Trapped In Pit At Roswell, New Mexico  Crane Plunge Kills Six

Workers Trapped in Pit = Huge Crane Tumble Into Missile Silo; Six Killed, 14 Hurt

Six Men Killed, 14 Hurt When 35-Ton Crane Falls Into Missile-Launching Pit

Six Killed, 14 Injured in Accident   Crane Tumbles Into Launching Silo at Roswell

30-Tons Fall 170 Feet Six Killed, 14 Injured As Crane Topples Into Missile Silo

Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union Houseparty Slated In Wac Aug. 28-31

Baptist Women’s Missionary Group  Will Hold Waco Meet Aug. 28- 31

Recoru Crowd Greets Queen And Husband Upon Arrival In Ghana Capitol  Pres. Nkrumah Extends Welcome Amid Estimated

Elizabeth Receives  Fantastic Welcome ... 500,000 GHANAIANS CAVORT

Inside...    Dancing, Cheering, Crashing Drums  Queen Gets Fantastic Welcome From Ghanaians

Queen Gets Welcome To Wild Ghana   Briton’s Ruler Unafraid When Jet Sets Down

300,000 Turn Out To Greet Royalty In Nervous Ghana   Wildly Dancing Natives Greet British Queen; Safaty Rio Warry

U.S. Unwilling fo Join in UN Slap at French.  Stevenson Assails ~  Soviet Cynicism in Attack on Bases 

Seek French Ouster rench Ouster  Afro-Asians Hold Firm On Bizerte

U. S. Support Sought In France’s Behalf   14 Plastic Bombs Explode In Paris

At Special Session \France-Tunisian Issue  ‘Causes Pressure In U.N.

Anti-French Forces Resist Allied Pressure   Fight Effort To Water Down Tunis Resolution

iu, N. Situation Ticklish  ‘Anti-French Resolution  ‘On Tunisia Nets Pressure

60 Believed Victims Of Plane Crash  4 aan ante seen ma Be on it i   Americans Feared Aboard Argentine Airliner At Azul

Argentine Plane With 60 Crashes  Rear All Parich.   Fear All Perish; Some Americans Believed Aboard

60 Feared Killed in Air Crash  DC6 Bursts Into Flames at Landing

Argentine Plane Burns On Landing  60 Feared Killed In Airliner Crash

This Chick Is A Flop As Rooster   Mixed-Up Hen (Name: Christine} Chanaes Its Sex

Rawhide! Man Gored, 2 Steers Killed  By Police In Indianapolis Roundup

615 Cases In 1960 Exceed County’s Population Growth      Bucks Juveuile Delinquency

Weashin gton:  Nuclear Test to Cost $5 Million   Underground Explosion To Seek Peaceful Uses

Adans Have Big Building Plans For 18-Acre Tract South Of City   Photo. appears on page 2

SUPER CARRIER AT GUANTANAMO   Fierce Rainstorm Lashes Cuban Militiamen On Coast

rierce Storm Disrupts Cuba's           Waves Break On Guns, Militiamen Posted By Castro Alona Coast

Jucos Study Importation Of Athletes   Restrictions On Recruiting Are Discussed

Intelligence Police Seek Missing Man  National Security   National Security Agency Employe Last Seen At Race Track

SUPER SECRET AGENCY Employee of National Security Agency Missing

FBI, intelligence Police Called Into »search   SECURITY AGENCY CLERK MISSING

On January 17,1962"... New Social Security Tax Rate Will Go Into Effect.

More Than 100 Die; Floods Plague Dixie   Mercury Plunges To 48 Below In Colorado; More Moisture Seen

Bobby Says All but 100 Pulled Out   Ten Arrests Made in Alabama; 27 Spurn Bail in Jackson.

Erase state. Veticit     Demos Planto Raise Cash: Sell Russell’s Painting

Erase State Deficit Demos Plan to Raise Cash: Sell Russell’s Painting

GOPs to Caucus on Package Before Session ll Ba ce A MM ieee lel lll catatonic  House Ready to Act on Labor Measures

Expert Urges Federal Control Of Cigarette Advertising, Sule to Youth:

EFFECT ON CHILDREN IS TOLD  Cancer Expert Urges Fag Sale Regulation

SENIOR NEWS   HOMEMAKING. 1ST PERIOD   Notice Of  Public Hearina

Hostage Is Killed in Police Chase   Gunman Captured Followin: Fatal Auto Crash; Three Other Hostages Hurt.

Hostage Is Kiilee In Auto Wreck After Gunfight  Three Others Seized With Car Are Hniet  Three Others Seized With Car Are Hurt; Gunman. Wife Held

Proposal OK'd After Ten Years   Bitter Fight Looms on Two Top Issues

Admittance Will Be Strongly Opposed   Russian Nuclear Tests Also Will Come In For Top-Level Hearing

Accusations Fly At United Nations Session   Rusk, Gromyko Tal I But  Find No Common Ground

China Debate Ureed by UN  Steering L nit   U.S. Approves Talks But Will Still Oppose Seating of Red China

Move Supported By U.S. for First  Time in 10 Years   But Membership For Communists  Still ls Opposed

Steering Body Brushes Aside Red Objection   Issue Of Chinese Representation Also To Be Hotly Debated

Brazil Votes Puppet Role For Goulart  Military Forces Backing Leftist Balking On Plan

IN BRAZILIAN CRISIS Goulart Supporters Balk At Compromise Motion

Rebels Reject Congress Compromise  Brazil Remains In Dangerous Deadlock

in Brazilian Crisis — .  Goulart Backers Balk At Limited Power Plar

California Heads List E oliday I ‘raffic Shows Five Dying Per Hour

LAER PTT vv STS ev Ree PATE De EEE eT ill}  The Holiday : They're Dying     DUTTA      HHT es tt THM TUATPHALATT TOT CAPHTUAERT REG TERET EE  \n Hour

Death Toll . May Reach New Record   Predict 415 Deaths During Holiday Period

State’s Howling Storm Ended, ..» But the Malady Lingers On   Main Southeast Roads Open to 2-Way Traffic

Mae Arrives For Kennedy  Conference  Laos Cease-Fire  . Reported Near as a Re ee, Re eR cd Oe

British Leader Arrives in U.S.  For Policy Talks   Macmillan Meets Kennedy Today, Laos Tops Agenda

Macmillan Here For  Conference   Policy Talks With Kennedy To Take 3 Days: Goal, Unity

Wilke Faces Possible 10-Year Prison Term   Prison Term Also Possible  Enr WU/aman

Lenten Guideposts  personal messages of Inspiration and faith   The Years Of Adventure

Ellwood City Theft Involves $140,000   TwoYouthsHeld In Job Victim Never Reported

STARVED ROCK “TRIPLE MURDER TRIAL BEGINS   Charles Weger, Ex-dishwash. er At Park, On Trial in Ottawa.

KKK x 2 OF  Weger Trial Begins Today  Crowd Present as Starved Rock Murder Case Begins

Air Force B58 Sets Record In Paris Hight   Average Speed Was 1,105 m.p.h.

HERE IT IS—INSTANT BEER  But U.S. Revenue Service Holds Back Production Until September

prewers, Union Oppose Instant Beer. Add Water And You’re Ready To Blow Suds Off

“FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. JOSEPH HAFERTEPE HELD THIRSDAY IN SCT TOOT

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR BERNARD J. HAFERTEPE TO BE HELD HERE THIS SATURDAY

Crime   ) REPORT,’ THER TS— OF HUB CAPS AND CAR RADIO. HERE  —SUNDAY NIG T°

Crime   REPORT THEFTS— OF HUB CAPS ‘AND CAR RADIO HERE —SUNDAY NIGHT

Millions Of Years Ago Signs Of Big Collision In Outer S pace Detected

World reit €ffect.  Outer Space Celestial Crash Millions of Years Aao Studied

11 Oil Firms Handed Fines   U.S. Court Returns Price-Fix Convictions

Fine Oil Firms $425,000 For Gas Price Fix    Federal Judge Sets Penalty For 11° NDNefendante .

11 Oil Firms Handed Fines  U.S. Court Rturns   U.S. Court Rturns Price-Fix Convictions

Look Here      Complete Coverage  Of SEO Area News   11 Oil Firms Fined  For Fixing Prices

Lenten Guideposts—  Helen Hayes Inspires This Letter to a Troubled Friend

Lenten Guideposts  personal messages of Inspiration and faith      Helen Hayes Inspires Letter

Lenten Guideposts—Helen Hayes Grieving Actress Find:  God Not in Self-Pity, But in Human Heart

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS   Helen Hayes Was Inspiration for This ‘Letter to a Friend Who Had Lost Son

Before the Judge REVOKE CHECK WRITER'S PAROLE — HE'LL SERVE HIS SENTENCE HERE

Before the Judge  REVOKE CHECK’ WRITER’ s PAROLE - _ - HE’ LL ‘SERVE  Rs werres mamtniiguas pga a . . 

U.S. Rejection Expected to Be Swiff, Complete   Sees Charges as Port Of Move to Isolate, Swallow West Bertin

Pro-West Strongholds Heavily Shelled   Speculate Reds Readying ‘Human Wave’ Type Attack

Freedom vs. Communism  Brazil Crisis Typical Event In Grave 20th Century Strugale

Moscow: mama eS  Russia Counters  Kennedy Threat   Krhrushchev Says Reds Have Weapons to Test

Nuclear Tests Planned If US. Does: ‘K   Separate Peace Treaty With East Germany Is’ Vowed

‘Pins Responsibility On West  ‘K’ Warns U.S. On Testing      He aleo repeated hic recent dec

Berlin Issue Accelerated By Khrushchev Talk; Will Test ‘If U.S. Does’:

“US. Officials. View Soviet Premiers ~Blast-As-Step-Up Of Cold-War Campaiar   berlin, Nuclear Test Renewal  a TEST enewal  . Khrush - Threatening Again

Khrushchev Poses Bomb Test Threat   Militant TV Talk Also Vows To Sign East German Pact

War Anniversary Theme  Khrushchev Threatens Nuclear Test Resumpftior   Reply To U.S. Note

K Beating The Drums Again On Nuclear Testing  Tells A Red Rally USSR Must Resume

Ikeda and Rusk  In Close Views   Khrushchev Rattles Red Sword In Televised Kremlin Address

Khrushchev Vows E. German Pact by End of This Year   Says Russia Will Resume Nuclear Tests if U.S. Does

Nikita Makes.  Nuclear Threat   Russian Leader Says Soviet Will Resume Tests if United States Does

Nikita: Soviet Has Nuclear Weapons That Need Testing   Senate Stand On Firm West Berlin Policy Is Sought

Sought Assurance There Was No Color Line Negroes Picket SC Dinner; Luther Hodges Is Speaker

AS WE GO TO PRESS . . .   ... British Walker Cupper Wins Tourney

U.S. Offers All Necessary Aid To End Revolt   Military Supplies Included, High Officials Assert

S. Korean President Resigns   Surprise. Move Poses New Problems: for United States, Allies; Martial Law Tightens

MARTIAL LAW TIGHTENS Korean President Resigns, Gives Junta His Blessing

President of Korea Quits; 3500 Jailed   Military Tightens Martial Law, Seize 930 Leftists

Marital Law Tightens In Arrest Edict   Yun Po-sun Humbly Takes Blame For Country's Ailments

 Yun Takes Blame for Failures  Korean President Resigns, Military's Rule Tightened

Yun Resigns Presidency Of §. Korea   Allies Face Puzzle As Chang Seeks To Chanae Yun’s Mind

South Korean Prexy Quits; 3,900 Jailed   Yun’s Action Clouds Diplomatic Relations With Friends Abroad

Defense Chief to Brief NATO on Military Might, Urge Build-up of Alliance

News Davy, Night   MeNamara To Explain U.S. Moves  Defense Chief  lies To Paris

Hand Grenade Blasts Front Of U.S. Army Enlisted  Men's Quarters in Saigon

Kennedy Gets Warning Signs From Soviet   Political Analysts Taking Harder View Of Message on Union

Red Paper Raps Kennedy Report  poe em eas = ap Ee area ies te ‘Siang —)   State Of Union Message Tagged As ‘Propaganda’

Policy Hone -ymoon M ay Be Over Reds Taking Second ‘Look At Message

About Ready For Man, U.S. Official Says   Other Living Thing: Aboard. Five-Ton Soviet Space Ship

Flight is Seen as... Another Step fer      Dog Reported in Normal Condition, After Fliah+

Dog, Other Living Items Orbit Earth, Brought Back Alive By Russians

BANQUET SCHEDULED Aduit Leaders In Scouting Will Be Recognized Here

PRAYER FOR .  e@ TODAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A Nationa. Council of Churches Religion Features)

Governor Says Railway Financially Sound: Calls Tax Abatements Plea ‘Smoke Screen’   Strike Set Tonight

Bad News Seen In Store For Kennedy On 10 City Survey Set Next Month

Solon Predicts Parleys To Be Disappointing  Says JFK Won't  Like Findings

ACCIDENT WITH NEEDLE IS HINTED  Did Doctor Inject Death into Veins of 14’

MEDICAL ACCIDENT Officials Fear Doctor’s ‘Dirty Needle’ Killed 14

In Place Of Psychiatrist Suggests Hiring Administrator For Mental Hospitals

Suggests hospital administrators be hired to run mental institutions   Salary sauabble

IT Lives Lost In NE Storms   Light Snow Fell Today Across Northern U. S.

Snowstorm Death Toll Reaches 27   40-Inch Blanket In North Maine As Gale Strikes

Concern Voiced About Refugees   Fear Reds May Bring  In Soviet Immiqrants

West Berlin Worried Over (Refugees  Steady Flow May Prompt Influx of Caviat mmivrants

Apprehension Mounting In ‘West Germany   Fears East Germany May Import Red Bloc Immigrants

Fears Red Germany Move West Germany ‘Uneasy  Over Flow Of Refugees

Ref ugee Flow Into Berlin Rouses Fears  Bonn Apprehensive Of Mass Migration From Soviet Bloc

Red Might Import Others — West Germany Uneasy  Over Flow of Refugees

West Germany Worried Over Refugee Surge   Fears the Reds. Will Bring ‘In Immigrants From“ Sayiet Bloc

Fears Import Of Red Bloc Immigrants   Mass Exodus Seen As End to Hopes of Reunifying

Fearful Of Exodus To Berlin   W. Germans Believe Commies May Import Red Immigrants To City

W. Germans Fear Flow  Of Refugee:  Could Threaten Germanic Character  get Awan cendus

Refugees Stir West German Apprehension   East Zone Might Import Immigrants From Russian Bloc

Gromyko Awaits Moscow s Word; Will See Kennedy  Rusk Conferences Believed Shaping

Prospects Brigl Brig shter  U.S. And Soviet Inch Toward Berlin Parley

NEARER COLD WAR TALKS   Rusk And Gromyko Consider Setting Up Negotiations Which Could ‘Lead To Berlin Compromise.

Hopes Growing for Berlin Compromise   Soviet Union, U. S. Likely To Agree on Negotiations

See Gain In Berlin Parleys   Agreement   Agreement Prospects Held Brighter Now

Gromyko Due To See Rusk And Kennedy   Karly Meeting Seen To Deal With Crisis: Expect Compromise

U.S., Russia Closer To Agreement  East-West Parley  To Come Out ACT.IL.

U.S., Russia Inch Toward Accord on Talk:   Prospects Brighter Of High-Level Parley on Berlin

‘Rusk, Gromyko To Meet Again...  Prospects of Negotiations ‘On Berlin Seem Brighter

“GROMYKO, KENNEDY MAY CONFER  U:S., Russia Move Slowly Towarc  Agreement On Berlin Negotiation:

U.S., Russia Nearer Accord  Berlin Compromise   Berlin Compromise May Be In Offing

U. S.-Soviets may agree on Beriin crisis neaotiations   U.S. rejects Soviet plan for ston-gap U.N. secretariat

US., Reds  Inch Toward  Agreement . Prospects Brighter   Prospects Brighter For Compromise On Berlin Cvisia

Slowly Work Toward Berlin  Compromise  JFK May See Gromyko Thie Waal

Settlement Prospects Brighter  U.S., Soviets Approach Peace Talks On Berlin

Prospects Are Brighter Than 10 Days Ago   Early High-Level Meeting to Deal With Dispute Eyed

Inch Toward Berlin Accord   U.S. and Soviet Near Agreement On Negotiations to Solve Crisis

Agreement On Berlin Talks __ Reported Near   U. S.-Russian Negotiations Could Lead To Compromise On Crisis

Report U. S. and Russia Closer to Berlin Crisis Talks; May Avoid War

U.S., Soviet Inch Toward Agreement   Could Lead Toward Berlin Compromise; Prospects Better

More Preliminaries Slated  U.S.-Soviet Talks  on Berlin ‘Closer’

Ministers To Meet Kennedy During Week.   Allies Must Be Persuaded To Accept Formula

US., Soviet  Inching Toward  Ministers Session Outlook Brightens; —   Outlook Brightens; Gromyko Says ‘We Both Heve Deep Understanding

Inch Slowly Toward Accord Capital Report   Prospects Brighter Than 10 Days Ago: Talks “Useful”

U.S. and Soviet  Near Agreement   Seek Stronger Defense —  Few NATO Members  Increase Forces

East-West: Ministers.  May Confer  Rusk, Gromyko Set To Continue Par ley In Washington -

Prospects Brighten On Berlin   Report U.S., Reds Inching Toward Compromise Pact

U.S., Russia Nearer fo Negotiations As Result of Rusk-Gromyko Talks.

Compromise Possible  U.S., Russians Inching Tewaad Talks On Berlin

Report U. S., Soviets Nearing Accord On Negotiations To End Berlin Crisis

Prospects Brighter  On Berlin  Karly Conference Likely on Dispute

Gromyko Due To See Rusk And Kennedy; Foreign Minister  Parley Likely

U. S. Soviets Hinted Inching Toward Talks  For Berlin Settlement

U.S., Russia May Confer   Russ, Gromyko Indicate Compromise Possible

Soviet, U.S. inch toward negotiations   Agreement could lead to Berlin compromise

neh Nearer To Accord   Rusk, Gromyko Continue Talks In Washington Today

Man Could Have susvived Man-in-Space Capsule Blasted Aloft In Test

Mobutu Army Seizes Rebel Stronghold   Strongman Pushes Offensive Against Gizenga’s Regime

Anti-Red Congo Leaders Attack On Three Fronts   Offensive Begins Against Rival’ Gizenga Regime

Agree on Government _ Of Separate States  —Tighten Blockade  Of Pro-Red Gizenga

Lumumba Forces  Stage Riot in UN   U.S. Claims Uprising  Inspired by Commies

Broadcast Pioneer—  Dr. Palmer Dies at 79; Chiropractic Crusader

Big Powers Approve U Thant   Burmese To Be Interim U.N.  Sec.-General

U.S., Soviets Set Agreement On U.N. Head   Burma’s U Thant Likely Choice as Last Problem Solved

PENTAGON SEES NO GAP NOW  Rocket Mastery To Be Asked In Defense Experts’ Proposals

Reoublicans Pounce on Democratic Differences Over Missile Gap Claim

U.S. Holds ‘Corner’ on Corn, Grain  In Position to Dictate Prices and Does So, Legally

President Hikes Funds for Farm Housing Loans  Also Orders Speed Up In Payments on Crop: Held in Storage —

Reuther takes over in talks   Threatened strike delayed at least a week

AUTO UNION DEADLINE EXTENDED   Reuther Heads Bargaining  Talks With GM

U.S. Decides fo Avoid Futur Armed Escorts   Seek Diplomatic Solution to Hot Border Dispute

OTHER SOLUTION SOUGHT LS. Will Avoid — US. Will Avoi  ~ Armed Ineursions

U.S. Eveing Diplomacy On Berlin   To Avoid Further Armed Incursions Into East Sector

U.S. Apparently Seeks to Avoid Further Incursions of East Berlin

U.S. To Avoid Further Armed Incursions Into East Berlin      To Seek Diplomatic Solution Of War-Threatening Dispute

Armed Excursions Avoided  U.S. Apparently Concentrates On Diplomatic Berlin Solution

Diplomatic Solution Is Aim —— ll  U.S. Likely to Halt  New E. Berlin Sorties

Armed Trips May Cease  U. S. Seeks Diplomatic Solution In Berlin Issue

NARM DAYS. WONT STAY LONG, HOWEVER —aseusesreniouensanesnessenstennestetananecateasnatrameata teva  What's This? Fair Saturday

Crisis Session of UN Asked   Security Council Stalled on Tunisia

General Assembly Move Seen As Tunisia Action Fizzles Out   Bring Red Chine, Case Out in Open—Morse

Tunis Grisis Boils Asians, Africans Seek New Meet  Fmorneney Saccian   Emergency Session Sought By Barnes To Project Plan

Council Downs 3 Proposals for Bizerte Action   Emergency Meet Steps Are Beaun

Emergency © UN Assembly Meet Asked  Three Proposals On Tunis Crisis  Quickly Reflected

Tunisia Pressed  In U.N.   Asians, Africans Tr To Get Crisis Into Fmervgeneyvy Seccian

May Call Emergency UN Talks   Move to Take Tunisian Problem To All Member<

New Action Deadlocked  In Council   All Three Proposals To Strengthen Peace Get Quick Rejections

Security Group Fails To Agree On New Action   Majority of 99 Members Must Sign To Call for Session

U.N. Security Council Fails to Act on Tunisia; Seek Assembly Session

In Debate on Tunisia —  Security Council Just Can’t Agree   De Gaulle’s France Stands Alone With Its Problems

STATE BLASTED ON NEEDS OF ITS COLLEGES      Professor Hits Lobby Of Private Schools

— ‘WERE ON OUR WAY’ — Test Results Indicate Cancer Break-Through

Today's Lenten Message:   By The Rev. Dr. John Williams Pastor, First United Presbyterian Church—Franklin, Ind,  4@n7~2%A4A4-- La.  TITaTr

Today's Lenten Message:   By The Rey. Dr, Joho Williams Pastor, First United Presbyterian Church—Franklin, Ind,  Wletidne fne TIDTY

_NEWS BRIEFS  Harriman Reveals ‘dos ‘Agreement $s «Still Far -OFf-

Claims His Parliament Must Act   Tshombe Will Accept Authority of Central Government in Congo

Two Per Cent   Teacher Pay Raise Amendment Killed By Leaislators’ Vote

Offer Russ Exchange of Scientists To Inspect Underground A-Tests

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  US Wants Partnership To Examine Atom Ban

Tugboat Strikers Reject Truce Plea: Work On Closing Down Third RR Line

Striking Tugmen InN. Y. Reject  Plea for Truce  \Picket Pennsylvania  Railroad Installa. tions In Hope of ree ee ee Oe

Kennedy And Adenauer Narrow Gap  Two Leaders Meet Privately Again  Seeking Accord

KENNEDY HOLD PRIVATE TALKS   Two Leaders Narrow Gap On How To Deal With Soviets   UNIFIED WESTERN POSITION SOUGHT

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‘Truman Was Right ‘U.S. Students Score Poorly ‘In Quiz on Current Events   By WALTER D. JACOBSON  Tlatéad Deace International

Inside Today’s News   Average High School Student Knows Little About Government  Civics Survey Facts Startling   By WALTER D. JACOBSON  I'nited Presse International

Harry Truman Right   By WALTER D. JACOBSON Llinited Press International

Students Flunk Quiz   By WALTER D, JACOBSON’ United Press International

‘Truman Opinion Upheld:  Students Flunk Survey On U.S. Constitution

‘Sec. Goldberg Terms Unemployment Very Grave,’ Gives Data to Kennedy

Vice Presiden? Johnsen Pledges U.S. Will “Stand Steadfast’ Beside Pakistan

Apportionment Solution Tied To Philadelphia   Agreement [here Ex pected to End Prob lem; GOP Seer Dropping Whalley.

Report Republicans Would Drop Whalley If Democrats Make Cut in Philadelphia

Senate May Vote On Depressed Area Bill Today   Passage Expected By Leader Tonight

House Commiltee Passes Bill For Depressed Areas   Senators Suggest School Bill Contain Court Test Provision

DEPRESSED AREAS BILL UP FOR VOTE   Douglas Fights Off Amendment Meant To Bar Advances Of Funds Direct From Treasury.

Xtefugees From Hattie  Miami Man To Adopt Two Rescued Negro Children

Kennedys  Will Visit Venezuela,  Colombia  To Dramatize  rT mt.hUh’W   To Dramatize US. Interest  In Latin Nation Development

To Visit Puerto Rico, Venezuela, ‘Volombia vec. lv  Kennedys Announce Latin Trip

President, Wife To Make Journey  Venezuela, Colombia To Be Visited Soon

JFK to Visit  Latin Nations   President and First Lady Will Dedicate ‘Alliance’ Projects

Kennedys Will Go To South America   Trip to Venezuela and Colombia Announced; May Visit Other Nations.

Kennedys Set Date For Trip   Will Leave Dec. 15 For Latin Nations

TO LEAVE DECEMBER 15  President and Mrs. Kennedy Plan South American Tour

Kennedy s Will Make Trip to  South America   Goodwill Mission Includes Visits to Three Nations

MORE VISITS , ARE SLATED IN FUTURE   Venezuela And Colombia Goals Coming Weekend

Set Dec. 16-17 e Venezuela, Columbia ' Trip  Announced By White House

Kennedy’s Overseas Trip Set   Colombia And Venezuela On Goodwill Agenda

Kennedys Will Visit Puerto Rico   Venezucla, Colombia Also on Tour; Leave Washington Dec. 15

KENNEDYS TO - VISIT LATINS   will Be In Venezuela  And Colombia December 16-17

Jackie Will Go Along In 2-Day Visit   Leave December 15 For Dedication Of U. S. Aid Projects

Accompanied By First Lady Venezuela And Colombia  iWill Be Visited By JFK

Gronouski Sees  Problems in Bill  Says GOP Setup Needs Revisions

Tax Changes Held Essential   Major Revisions Are Necessary In GOP Measure, Says Gronouski

Woman Tells Of Uprising In Ghetto   Jerusalem Court Hears Story of Warsaw Revolt

More U.S. Troops Slated for Europe  Latest Contingent May Exceed 2,000

More U.S. Troops May Go Abroad   Some Tactical Air Units Are Included

To Increase Forces In  Europe   Speculate That Over 2,000 Troops Will Be Added To Ith Army

More U.S. Forces On Way to Europe?  Moderate Shipment Reported Imminent

_New Units May Involve Battle Group  ‘More U. S. Forces Face Duty In Europe

In Addition To 40,000 To Be Ordered   New Deployment May Involve Over  2,000 Men

Air, Ground Units Slated to Be Mover   Men to Bolster Under-Strength 7th Army Element:

More U. S. Forces Will Be Deployed in Europe   Under-Strength 7th Army to Be Given Reinforcement

1U.S. Plans to Strenathen European Military Force   November Draft Quota 20,000

More Troops to Europe Seen  2,000 Additional U.S. Troops Are Expected to Cross Atlantic Soon

Nikite Likes. Plen for Conference on Lacs   U. S. Defends Laos Air ttacks on Rebel Forces

Housewife Kills Rattlesnake  wk ok ok kk  _ St. Joseph Suburban Mother Acts

U.S. Overseas Bases Targets if War Starts  KHRU THREATENS TO ‘CRUSH’ WEST

Predicts Mankind To Go Communist Without War; Offers To Negotiate 

Says ‘Hundreds Of Millions Will Be Killed   Declares Soviet Union Does Not Want Conflict. But Will Strike Back.

Welcomes Peace  Call by Kennedy   Says Russia Will Crush Enemies If They Start War

Khrushchev ‘Welcomes’  J.F.K. View  He'd Parley, But Adds Threat If War Occurs

Says USSR Can Crush Enemies  KK’ Welcomes JFK's Call For Peaceful Settlement

‘We Will Deal Crushing Blows Against The Aggres  Nikita Talks Peace And War In One Breath

Berlin Pact Negotiation  Offer Made   All Mankind To Go Communist Without  War, Rally Advised

Khrushchev Talk  Threatens West's Total Annihilation InNuclear Conflict   But Soviet Premier Backtracks To Stress Desire For Negotiatios

Welcomes Kennedy's Call For Peaceful Sefflement, But Would ‘Crush’ Enemies

Khrushchev ‘approves Kennedy's peaceful settlement offer. counters with threat   East German Parliament gives authority to halt refugee flight

Khrushchev Welcomes J.F.K. Call For Peaceful Settlement.   But Warns That Russia Could “Crush” Allies

DFL Raps Taconite Amendment   Rolvaag Wins Applause In Attack on Andersen Amendment and Sales Tax

Threatened By Cuban   President Given Special Guards In New York

Democrats hail victory of Wagner  in N.Y., upset of Mitchell in N. J.

Democrats Win In New Jersey, New York Cit)   Mayor Wagner Gets Third Term, Hughes Beats Former Labor Secretary Mitchell.

Democrats Happy Over 2 Big Wins   Unknown Elected Chief In Jersey; Wagner Sweeps Gotham.

Namie Konev East Germar  Army Chief  Announce Command As Ulbricht Calls   Announce Command As Ulbricht Calls For New Measures To Obstruct Exodus

New Soviet Commander in E. Germany  Faced With Big Flight of Refugees

Reds Switch Ki. Germany  Command   Latest Move In Khrush’s  Pressure Pian

Konev Heads  Soviet Troops  In E. Germany  Move Follows Nikita Threat to Mobilize Mare Red Reserves

Earned 20 Cents a Day in Prison Two Electrical Firm Executives Released  From Federal Antitrust Case Sentences

K Heating Up Cold War  Over Berlin ‘End Of Year’ Deadline  Set For German Treaty

West Views New Blast By Nikita As Stepup In Post-Vienna Cold War

On Berlin, Atomic Test Ban Issues  Nikita Steps Up Cold War   Ready To Test, Khrush Says Reds Have New Nuclear Weapons

U. S. Studies Latest Red Cold War Edict   Khrush Says Russia Has Weapons To Test

Red Premier More Precise On Issues Than Ever Before  New Khrushchev Threats Called Campaign Step-Up

Allies Ponder  Berlin Threat   Diplomats See Russian Effort to Break Off Nuclear Parley

Soviets Claim Peace Treaty With Germans   Khrushchev Also Says Russians Will Resume Atomic Testing If U.S. Starts Aaain: Sets Berlin Time-Table

US Officials Expect: Cold War Buildup   Senator Moves For Firm Berlin Policy

J. 5. OFFICIALS PONDER NEW THREAT   )f Soviet Pact With Eas Germany This Year  nore tne eremnene  RUSSIAN LEADER   Says Reds To Resume Nuclear Testing If U. S. Does Likewise

Khrushehey Stepping Up Cold War   Russian Premier Threatens Treaty With E. Germany

AWAIT RUSW’S VIEWS Premier Sets Timetable  For Cold War Campaign

At First Hand   Latest Nikita Stands on Atom Tests, Berlin Boost Cold War

Capital Views Divided On ‘Ultimatum’ Line  Khrush [s More Precise on Timetable For Berlin. to Act if U. S. Resumes

Step-Up Is Seen In Post-Vienna Cold War Drive   Experts Disagree on Whether Khrushchev Voiced ‘Ultimatum’

Cold War Push ls Seen in K's New Outbursts   Rusk Slated To Give Views of U.S, At  Newe Cnrnference

Rusk To Voice Government Reply Today   Khrushchev Sets Signing of German Treaty This Year

Tough Talk Wednesday Sure Sign   Rusk Slated To Give U.S. Views Today

Nikita Steps Up Cold War Drive   Secretary Rusk To Voice U. S. Government Views On East-West Issue.. Cited by Soviet Premier

Red Rally Produces  Hard Line  Javits Urges Senate Policy Qn Divided Cit.

Cattle Buyer Faces Charge of Murdering Unidentified Victim, Shot, Then Burned

Rayburn Refuses  Rules Compromise  Finish Floor Fight Set Tuesday in House

Rayburn Sticks To Rules Plan  Close Vote Likely In Coalition Fight

Plans Shift Is Rejected By Rayburn   Speaker Seeks To End Coalition Power To Block Legislation.

SBI Man Says Victim Was Warned  7   Undercover Agent Placed On Trial

Harold E. Aaron Trial Is Begun  Malicious Wounding Charge Faces SBI  Undercover Man

Messages of hope mailed  5,000 envelopes allow residents to give to March

War Games Showed Up Bad Flaws  Gretchko Told To Strengthen Intecration

JFK Expands Federal Food Aid to Need   At Desk’ on Time After Celebrating Until.3:30 a.m. -

President Acts To Boost Food To Needy Areas   Fulfillment of One Campaign Promise Undertaken Today

Fuifils Campaign Pledge Ist Kennedy Order: More Food For  Distressed Areas

Federal Program To Be Expanded  First Action Taken By New President; Truman First Visitor

PLEDGE FOR QUICK HELP CARRIED QU1   Variety, Quality Increased Under Executive Order

JOBLESS SITES GET AID BOOST   Kennedy Moves On Promises  To Chronic Areas

Has Unexpected Visit by Truman During Morning.   President Shows Plenty of Energy On Gaia Night

Kennedy Begins Inifial Day With Staff Meeting: Truman Pays Early Visit

President Carries Out Promise   Orders Government To Supply People Who Are Hungary

Orders Rise in Free Food fo Unemployec   Needy Families in Chronic Areas Get First Help

Kennedy Acts Quickly — More Free Food to Be Distributed to Needy

Kennedy Acts Quickly More Free Food to Be Distributed to Needy   Churches Ask Tightening Of Liquor Law

Fast Action In Carrying Out Pledge   Expansion of Program Utilizing Available Funds, Ordered.

World Port Business Up  In Michigan   Only South Haven Records A Drop

On The Inside   Help Cries From Meart Unheard Calls. for Help May Come ' Before Actual Attack Seizes Victim

Warning Before Attack —  Researchers Say Heart  May Send Cries for Help

Does Heart Send Out Secret Signal of Warning Just Before Heart Attack Doctors Wonder

‘A Sound Inaudible to Doctor's Stethoscope?  ‘Heart May Send Cry for Help  Before Person Suffers Attack

Pakistan Hurricane Toll Set at 14,000   Physicians Seek Warning Signal of Heart Attack

‘Abolition Film Embroils Rival Defenders Of American Liberties in Bitter Conflict

Montana, Wyoming nit ard  Harsh Weather Sweens DownRockies, Over U.S.

First Day Of Winter Upsetting  Wink Winde   High Winds Batter States In Rockies

Northern Rockies Hit By Snow, Sleet, Rain, Winds Up to 97 m.p.h.

Snow, Sleet Close Roads In Rockies    North Montana Hardest -Hit

Pakistan Head Arrives ‘Today For Plain Talk With JFK on Alliances

Visitor to Get Unique Mt. } ernon Party  U.S.-Pakistan Relations to Be Studied

Six Arrested For Shooting Negro Pastor  Intoarnatinn  andar Mie.   Integration Leader Hit» Thursday in Montgomery

Jurors Will Fix Penalty For Murder  Robert Dalton Found Guilty Of Killing

Younger Hat In Ring for Sixth Term  Hig Crowd Out As Re-Eleetion Bid Is Told

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Big Anti-Merger Case Is Started  American-Marietta bh rt rr, fr g   American-Marietta Named as Defendant

THE INTER-CITY BANK Bank Stockholder Vote Scheduled For March 13

Britain's first nuclear sub details known by spies   Photographs introduced _ at hearing

Says spies stole British nuclear submarine data   Photac af nanac

Britons Relayed Nuclear Sub Data   Obtained Secret Items for Soviet

BRITISH ATOM SUB SECRETS SENT TO REDS   Traitors Ph otog raphed Papers On Dot Side of Period.

Naval Secrets Given Russia   Britain’s Nuclear Sub Details Sent Out by Spies

Secrets of Britain's Nuclear Submarine Among Documents Stolen by Red Spies

KENNEDY GRAHAM TALK   ee ee  Nuclear Submarine Secrets Said Stolen

Witness Tells. About Espionage  Nuclear Sub Details Amono. First: Stolen

Nuclear sub secrets stolen   Transmitted to Moscow says British officer

BRITISH ATOM SUB SECRETS SENT TO REDS    Papers On Dot Side of Period.

Linked to 5 Accused Spies Theft of British A-Sub Plans Told by Witness

London Spy Hearing Continues Witness Says Soviet Agents Stole Sub Data

Spies Learned Secrets of Sub  Photos Found in BRemanet ak Pslian

Rebels Flee Mercenaries In Katanga   Tshombe’s Troops Capture Northern Tin Mining State

Katangans Rout Army Of Gizenga   Tin Mining State Seized By Saldiers’ Of Moishe Tshomlc

Katanga’s Army Takes Tin Mining State Of Rebels   Defiance Of UN. Raises Threat Of Intervention —

Campaign Carried Out Despite UN Request, Raises Prestige of Katanga President

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Union Lyes Stock  Feud ‘Could Help, Could Hurt’ Says Evans of CV

Adenauer Wel Pleased With Kennedy Talks   _ Two Meetings. On Tap Today

Adenauer Said Pleased With Kennedy Talk   Chancellor Satisfied U..S.. Will Stand Firm On Its Berlin Policy

Adenauer Pleased With Mee’   He’s Reassured of U.S. Firmness Under Kennedy

Final Session Of Talks Is Held Today   German Leader Flies To Texas Sunday With LBJ

Chancellor Well Pleased  Kennedy And Adenauer Wind Up Talks Today

POLICY TALKS  SATISFY ADENAUER  Reassured Of U.S. Firmness With Red«

Woolen Mills Acquires Plant in Mid-Texas   Some Operations of Local Plant to Be Transferred South

Rockies, Plains Struck by Storm  Snow Moving Slowly Toward East Today

Snowstorm Is Headed Eastward   Seven Inches  Falls In West, Heavy Snow Slated For Mid-West

Rain Pelts Other Sections... .  Heavy Snow Forecast For Midwestern Areas

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Executive Releases Set LL LLL LLL LLL LLL LOLS,  Exemplary Behavior Gives Shoriened Jail Term:

Electrical Executives  Out of Jail  Ray OL Dee ane so ee   Sales Manager Expects to Go Back to Work

Price-Fixers Leave Prison   Electric Executives See Sentences Cut

 Released From Prison Four Days Early  Westinghouse Executive Plans to Return to Work

Price-Fixers Leave Prison  Electric Executives   Electric Executives See Sentences Cut

Doesn't Know When  GE Executive Released After Term For Price Fixing to Resume Position

INDEX    Last Time It Took Police, Guard, Navy and Marines to Break It Up—  Newport Jazz Festival Boasts Bicgest Names in Music and Riot Squad Army

Asks Funds to Fight Crime and Delinquency   Over a Million More Asked for Justice Dept.

JFK Asks Added Funds fo Combat Oraanized Crime   Also Would Give Justice  Department More Money To Battle Delinquency.

Possible More Names May Be Added To List   Hogan Announces 37. Count Indictment For Corruption Against New York Gambler

See KU BUILDING, Page 2   Berberian and Philharmonic  At KU Music Event Tonight

2 Diplomats Call Talks Worthwhile   Agree to Resume Berlin Talks Next Week in Washinator

[The Boss Carries A Pocketful rs Company Keys Supply ‘Clue To Man's Importance

rormula tor success  Well Junior, How Many Keys Jingle in Your Pocket?

Keys Are Key To Problem Youthful Psychologists Invent  Formula To Determine Standing

A PSYCHOLOGIST’S THEORY ON SUCCESS Key Chain Can Mean Much Or Little In Status Fight

WEGER CALM... AS MURDER TRIAL STARTS   Husband of One Stair Woman Weeps on Witness Stand.

Handyman, 71, Accused Of Killing 2 TIlinois Women, Goes On Trial

Gleason, With Rare Candor, Tells Television Audience His New Show Is Gigantic Flop

And Uses TV to Do It! Jackie Gleason Confesses  His TV Show Is Big Flop

Fund-Raising Event For Dems  Pres. Kennedy To Speak at DiSalle’s Birthday Dinner

UN Studies Plan To Pay Congo Cost   $8 Million Needed Each Month To Finance Operation:

Asian-African Nations Push Vote ‘On French-Tunisian Dispute in U.N.

Kmergency Meet May Be Held   Tunisian Allies Confident U.N,  Racking Passible

Confident Of Debate On Tunis   Despite Opposition By the US Leaders Lining Up Support

Asian-African Confident of U.N. Session  Tunisia’s Allies   Tunisia’s Allies Getting Votes for Emergency Meetina

(Tunisian Allies Confident  U.N. Bloc May Get  Emergency Session

U.S. Opposes Special Meet On Tunisia,      oviel Bloc May Support TEN. Session

United States opposes move by Tunisians   Asian-African leaders sure of enough support

Asian-African Bloc Confident Of UN Session   Tunisian Supporters Need Only 8 Votes Despite U.S. Opposition

FRENCH READY TO TALK  De Gaulle Has Doubts Rebels Will Talk Peace

French President Doubts Algerians Can Take Steps To Negotiate Peace

Peace Hopes For Algeria Seen Darker   DeGaulle Doubtful Rebel Leaders Can Take Positive Step

gans :  French Seek  Talks to End  Algerian Wat Biter Acmamdly  Made to Assure Rebels .in Tunis

DeGaulle Ready To Talk About Algerian Peace   Offers Rebel Regime Major Role In Talks

France Is Ready To Talk Peace, Says DeGaulle   Assures Rebel Regime It Represents Algeria

Dubious About Rebels _  France Ready To Talk Peuce, De Gaulle Says

De Gaulle Set for Peace Talk  Doubts Rebels Can Take Positive Steps

BUT DOUBTS REBELS CAN GAIN PEACE   Warns Break To Mean Shifting Many Thousands

Paging The News   Main Peace Talks With Algerian Rebels: De Gaulle

De Gaulle Says France Ready To Discuss Algeria  Doubts Leaders Are Capable Of Taking Steps Toward Peace

De Gaulle Cites Obstructions To Peace Talks   Declares Algerian Rebels Incapable of Positive Action

De Gaulle Has Peace Doubts   Thinks Algerian — Leaders Incapable Of Positive Steps

Await Word From de Gaulle —  Message May Place Peace Talks Back On The Track

French Chief Prepared To Meet Rebels   Says France Ready To Discuss Algeria Future With Them

France Ready For Peace In Algeria   De Gaulle Doubts Rebel Leaders Capable Of Actién

Tiny Tot Ready For Crucial Operation But Weather Not Right For Brittle Bones

Ex-Convict Admits Killing Policeman  Officer in Hammond Shot Down on Beat

President Books Campaign Speech In New Jersey  Ike Sets Pattern In State; Kennedy Will Set The Pace

Kennedy Books Campaion Talk  N.J. Gubernatorial Race Getting Hot

Is Kennedy’s Decision On N.J. Talk Due To Optimism Or Desperation?

Gov. Tawes To Reveal  Intentions   Calls News Meeting For 2 P. M. Tuesday For Decision To  Run For Re-Election

Tawes Seen Announcing On Tuesday   Calls News Conference At Emerson Hotel

Tamneratire Chart   Governor Rockefeller Gives Up Personal Hunt For Son

Search For Rocky To End Sunday   No Longer Any Hope Of Finding Michael Alive In New Guinea

Rockefeller Plans Return Home  Dutch Official Says No Longer ‘Any Hope’ Of Finding His Son

INDIA DEFENDS CONQUEST OF TINY ENCLAVES   Only Pocket Of Resistance In Mined Harbor Of Mormugao   2,000 DEFENDERS HAVE SURRENDERED

Nehru Says Victory Proves He's Right   Premier Reveals Goa Population Has Welcomed Invasion: Portugal Dissents

Nehru Tries  To Justify  Invasion Full Victory  Claimed After 26 Anas Ne? ars

Victories in Portuguese Territories  Prove India Was Right, Says Nehrt

Goa Victory Brings New Nehru Boast   Little Resistance As Indian Units Mop Up Seciors

India Blithely Continues Its ¥ ers  eems Unworrie   Seems Unworried By Criticism Of Military Action

Disclose Witness To Abduction Of Coors   Denver Woman Chiropracte Says She Watched Crime.

Family Lost   B BODIES. FOUND  Boy Tells How Carla Swept Away 11 of Kin

Convention United On Fiseal Plan   All Is Harmony In Grand Rapids

neres mope, says Voairey  Cancer! The Verdict Still Holds Fear For Most      By ARTHUR GODFREY

First Of Series: The Verdict Nobody Wanis  1.5 Million In U.S. Cured Of Cancer, GodfreyReports

 Recalls Hearing Doctor's Verdict  Fear Is Worse Than Reality, Godfrey Says of Cancer Bout

THE FIGHT AGAINST CANCER:   Arthur Godfrey Relates Battle Against Maliqnancy

The Verdict Nobody Wants  When Godfrey learned he had  cancer The lights went out’

Negroes Returr lo Georgia U. On Court Order  Students Suspended   Students Suspended Following Rioting — Readmitted By Judae

France Boycotts Security Council Bizerte Debate   Hammarskjold Says French Violated Cease-Fire Order

France  Boycotts UN Debate   Dag Reports To Security Council On Bizerte

French Boycott UN Debate on Bizerte Crisis   Paris Makes It Clear It Won't Bi Bound by Any Decision; Wants Talks Outside United Nations.

Bizerte Crisis Debate Boycotted by France in U.N. Security Council

Council Goes. Ahead To Heat Dag On Issues   Secretary Declares French Violated: Cease Fire Order

Security Council Resolution Urges. France to Comply With Earlier Action

France Snubs Bizerte Debate   Won't Be Bound By Any Decision From U.N. Security Council; Dag Testifies

Kennedy, British Leader to Confer   ‘Many Aamit Expecting More trom U. 3.  (Neutrals in U.N. Deny Favoring Russians over Yank:

COUNTY FAIR IS SET AT LEMARS ON AUGUST 7, 8, $  Many Fine Features * Awe Tnelidad Om

Planning to Move ?   Better Notify the Post Office. Here are Some Thoughts from Postmaster an Mail Delipory

ON’T FAIL TO NOTIFY PUBLISHER —  Tell More Than Local Post Office When Changing Address, PM Says

Ferry Appears Doomed  AY..d6O UD. al   No Further ‘Words on Pact

Nelson Hopeful That GOP Might Adopt His Setup   Urges Tax Action; Has No Comments On Job for Travis

Nelson Keeps Hopes Up for His Tax Plan   Senate Gives  GOP Measure Rough Handling

U.N, Urged To Consider  Ban On Test      ‘Critical Situation? Caused By Deadlock On Issue With Soviet

U.N. Aid Asked! On A-Ban Stall   U.S., Britain Appeal In Charge Against Reds

Sabotage Of Treaty Charged   U.S. Note Accuses Soviets of Stall For Three Yeurs

Nuclear test treaty issue tossed to U.N.   Britain, U.S. accuse Russ of sabotaging talks

Deadlock In Negotiation Said Critical  UN Requested   UN Requested To Call Urgent Assembly Talks

Seek Debate On Test Ban   Britain And US Turn Problem Over To UN

Prompted By Arms Talk Stall   U.S., British Send Message to UN For Assembly Debate

US., Britain Ask Body  To Solve Critical Issue   WESTERN POSITION

Original Warren Charges Altered  7 Men Indicted Again In Alleged Shakedown

)  -CLIMAXES HOT FLOOR FIGHT __ ‘House. Kills Electric Cooperative Expansion Bill

Utility Battle Ends ~—  CO-OP EXPANSION BILL IS ‘KILLED’      Election issue Comments Council Candidate Hunt Says New City Hall Is Needed

House Gets After Hot REA Issue   Denton’s Jamison Is Author  Of Bill To Extend Service

Jet. Battle Threatened  Ship Hijacker Galvao Fights Brazil’s Ouster

CRAWLED TO STAY ALIVE  nn et a LET  ~ Pilot With Broken Hip Rescued On Snowy Peak

Trapped 4 Days After  Plane Crash   Amazing Story Of Survival Told Rescuers

A COOL CUSTOMER   SURVIVES CRASH, SNOW, COLD Fell 4 Days Ago, Hurt Pilot Saved

KENNEDY LEAVES FOR N. C.   In jured Pilot Brought Off Snow-Packed Mount

Crews Rescue Injured Pilot   Lies Four Days on Mountain, With Broken Hip

Probe of State Finance Sought  Economic Situation Study. Is’ Proposed

U.N. Gets Plea For Additional Congo Troops   Commander Says Strong Steps Needed

To-Crush Mutinous Congolese eee  McKeown Seeks ‘Troops, Equipment

Rockefeller AsksTugme For Delay   Governor Urges Ter Day Withdrawal Of Railroad Pickets

“One Tot Killed!  Woman Accused Of Throwing ‘Five Children Out Of Window

Spinster Being Held —  5 Children Are Hurled From 4th Floor Window

Adenauer Party Loses Majority In W. Germany   Coalition Government Between 3 Parties Is Now Indicated

Coalition Expected . Adenauer Loses Majority  In German Parliament

Brandt's Social Democrats, 3rd Party Both Gain   Coalition Is Likely After Breakdown Of Chancellor's Power

Adenauer Loses Full Control  Of Parliament; Willy Brandt Gains Strencth

QUINN PURCHASES LOY ROOFING CO.   ROBERT QUINN IS’ NOW SOLE OWNER

Dairy Support Boost liming — Held ‘Politics’  Laird Declares IRIE ices erat ™ Ff

MAY CLEAR HURDLES SATURDAY  Problems Beset Pair Trying To Tie Knot

U.S. and Russia Open New Talks On Disarmament   Editorial in Pravda Uncompromising; Dim: Chances of: Success

Allocations Set for Dependents  Unit Commanders Given Requlations

A OHI A AOE CE ILE A AGRA ION IEEE RN NNN NN RR a oN  ra Catch-Alt Phrase for March  Weather Is heats

Tells About Order For Price-Fixing  Witness Heard Instructions Given by GE Ex-President

VERIFIES PRICE FIX   Electric Firm Executive Tells Of 'Aareement'

Jew Tells Eichmann Trial of Being Forced  To Remove Gold Teeth From Nazi Victims

Jew Tells, of Being Forced To Extract Gold Teeth From Bodies of Gassed Victims

(1,500_ Greet Newlyweds  Comedian Morton Vows  In Church: ‘I Love Lucy’

Battle Anew Next Week: State Lawmakers Trek Home To Catch Breath

JUNIOR HIGH   NORTH WARD   SOLTH WARD   Jubilee Float First In Fredericksburg

You Can Survive Atomic Attack _ ~Here’s How You'll Know When to Leave Shelter

Attorney General Announces 3 Major Railways Order Desegregation In South

Railroads Order Desegregation  Atty. Gen. Confirms King Announcement

Desegregation By 3 Southern Railroads Hailed   But 2 Lines Claim They Haven't Been Practicing Segregatior

In 10 Southern States Three Major Railways Ordering Desegregation

3 Railroads Put End To Segregation  Robert Kennedy   Robert Kennedy Praises Lines For Facilities Order

3 Railroads Order All Facilities Desegregated at South Terminals

Three Major Lines Remove Race Barrier   Negro Leader Has Talk With Kennedy On Racial Problem

Desegregation o' 3 Lines Ordered  R. Kennedy Makes The Announcement

3 RAILROADS WEST BERLIN ARE ENDING SESSIONS ARE SEGREGATION IN DISARRAY   \ Their Facilities In Ambassado: South Will Be Open- Is Delayi ed To Negroes To ™   TWO AIRPORTS ARE FRANCE BALKS AT ALSO INTEGRATING HIGH-LEVEL PARLEY

But Does Not Affect Eateries   Railroads Can’t Control Private Concession Stands

Court Asked  To Rule On  Magazines — Appeals Judges Will Look Over  éri* 7° .* we... 2...

Brother of an Everett Woman Killed by Shelf Fraqment ai Ga. Camp

South African Policies In S. W. Africa Hit By  United Nations   Africans Demand For Worldwide Break Face Possible Committee Approval

Stop Acts, U.N. Tells S. Africa  Assembly Says Dr ptt Polici les  na Praeticac

U.N. Assembly Okays Censure Of S. Africans   Tyranny Attacked With Resolution

Tyranny in Southwest Africa Cited  UN VOTE CONDEMNS SOUTH AFRICAN POLICIES 82-0

U.N. Urges Africa To End ‘Tyranny’  Situation Termed Threat to Peace

Sharp Resolution Demands End of Discrimination   U.S. Votes Yes With 82 Others; Eight Abstain

Freenny i in Southwest Africa Cited  [UN VOTE CONDEMNS SOUTH “AFRICAN POLICIES 82-0

U.N. Demands South Africa tnd Tyranny   Sees Situation As Threat To Peace Of World

ATTEMPT AT FULL BREAK DUE DEFEAT   Russia, France Get Warning On Refusals To Pay

Demands End To Tyranny in 5. W. Africa   But See Defeat For Call for Worldwide Break

Governor’s $907 Million Appropriations Bill Wins Senate Approval

Atty. Gen. Threatens Prison Sentences For Guil   Fraud Reported Found In Food Applications

ipmers rieeced  Liddy to seek controls over farm produce dealers

CHIDES PRESIDENT  Walker Continues ‘Truth Crusade’; May Seek Oftice

GEN. WALKER DEFENDS HIS  TRUTH DRIVE   Indicates He May Run for Office

Walker Takes Tenth Crusade Before Public   Former General May Seek Office To Rally Sunport

Gen. Walker May Enter Politics  Nafande Rinh? Wincare oc Datriaic      Walker on Page 11

Farm Bureau Raps Kennedy  ( antral Sofun  Says “psiaattt Aid Shift Means  é ° . ee ee

Freedom Riders Red- Aided, Says  Dixie Police Boss   CORE Denies Charges Mississippian Sees Link With Cuba

Inside...   _ Mississippi Patrol Chief Makes Charges  Freedom Rides Said Red Inspired, Directad

Communists Back Freedom Riders, Mississippi Highway Head Asserts   News At A Glance

Kerner Revises  Revenue Plan  Still Hopes for Passage Of Sales Tax Increase

Kerner Is Banking On Tax Raise   Says GOP Senators Prom. ise to Vote For State Sales Tax Hike.

Spacemen May Find Frozen Organisms That Can Be Revived. Scientist Says

Dormant Life May Exist On Moon, Planets  Scientist Believes   Scientist Believes  Organisms Could Bi Returned To Life

Employmen Hits Peak   School Closing Also Increases Jobless Total

Employed Total Sets New Record   But Jobless Total: Also Up  In June Ficures

Employment at New Record Peak, But Jobless Take Big Seasonal Jump

Joblessness Also Increases in U:S  Number ag Jobs At Record High

Inside...    Feen-Agers swell Labor rorce  Employment, Joblessness Both Show Increase

School ool Expenses  State’s Per Pupil Cost Is Above National Average

ee Ae LS ere Se  State's Per Pupil Cost Is Above National Average

Tugboat Strike Ends, Kennedy Action Praised   Harbor Disbute’s Main Issue Still Goes Unsolved   Senate Approves 16 JFK Sub-Cabinet Men   WHAT'S INSIDE   ‘Claim Bill Was ‘Under Lock, Key’  GOP Balks At Demo Iron Curtain

Settle Tug Strike And Rail Tieups  Unions Say Kennedy Action Brought Peace

House Votes $42.7-Billion For Defense  Not A Vote le Cas   Not A Vote Is Cast Against Kennedy’s Souped-Up Program

That Would Be Figure For Year   Cites Those Losing Jobs to Machines, New Workers

FULL EMPLOYMENT RESTS ON ECONOMY   103-Million New Jobs Required Next Year, Goldberg Declares

Goldberg Says 10.5 Million Jobs Needed   Declares Upturn Still Will Leave an Urgen' And Grave Problem

Goldberg Sees Long JobProblem  C..... Toe Wey? 7   Says 10.5 Millior Needed for Full Employment

Must Create New Positions  Goldberg Says Jobless Picture Still Critical

Slips Through Police Net To Reach B. H.   George Mcintyre Held On Attempted Rape Charge Here

‘Dangerous’ Felon Lame But Swift.   Flees Office Of St. Joe Dentist After Extraction

Adlai’s Visit Sets Off New Student Riots in Peru  Clash Between Factions Quelled By Armed Police

SODEN TAKES JUDICIAL ROBES IN PLATTSBURGH   Placid Lawyer Succeeds Ryan

Life’s End   MRS. HK. E. STEBBINS DIES UNEXPECTEDLY— IN MINNEAPOLIS WHILE —ON HOLIDAY VISIT  Funeral Services Set Thursday Afternoon

MRS, R. E. STEBBINS DIES UNEXPECTEDLY— IN MINNEAPOLIS WHILE —ON HOLIDAY VISIT  Funeral Services Set Thursday Afternoon

4 Arrested wut Lubraryv Crackdown  Midnight Raids Net Overdue-Book Gans

Overdue Book Borrowers Jailed  ; a 2 * * * * x * * xk x * *« * *   14. In New Jersey Arrested For Defvine Authority

Midnight Ride To Headquarters —_— ee erequarters  14 Arrested For Having Overdue Library Books

Felt Like PublicEnem  Police Round. ‘Up 14 With Overdue Books Of Library

Price Fixing Case Could Last Years   ‘Gestapo’ Raiders Retrieve Books Overdue at Library

Jersey Police Take Book Borrowers On Midnight Ride te Headquarters For lune Volsemeac          lac to Return Ovard

Book Borrowing Delinquents in Jersey  ‘Given a Midnight Ride in Black Maria

Big Plans — For Bowling In Making   Two Seek Sites In Or Near Plaza

Weekend Fires Bring Tragedy  Families Wiped Out Damage Wreaked .

Coad Not to Run for Seat In Congress Faces Divorce Suit  Filed by Wife in Boone Thursday

Pakistan Prexy Scores Hit In Congress; Warns Against Foreign Aid Cuts

Blunt Talk To Congress  Better Not Get Tired Of Appeal For Aid, Pakistan Chief Says

BAOQDBOUS 10 BE FALTER Communists To Ban Travel  Into East And West Berlin

Travel Bans Expected As Next Move   Parliament Gives Red Officials Full Authority

\Rep. Hall Stresses Air Service Need In Southwest Missouri by Ozark Line

Algerians Reject  French Cease-Fire  End Offensive Action ~ DeGaulle Troops Tolc

Rebels Reject France Move  To End Strife   French Decision Said ‘Blackmail,’ Fight To Continue

France and Algerian Rebels Meet  French Move Repected as ‘Pronacanda’

Rebels Reject French Order  Sav Cence-Fire   Say Cease-Fire Act ‘Blackmail’

France Orders: Offensive In Algeria Ended   Rebels Reject Moye Terming Decision "Blackmajl”

F rench, Algerian      “Rebels Reject: ‘Plan To End Offensive; Say Fight Continues

CEASE-FIRE IN ALGERIA WAR   French End Offense -Peace Talks Open

Algeria Rebels Rebuff French on Cease-fire   De GAULLE, ADENAUER REPORTED CLOSER

Kennedy, 44 Monday, Slate: Busy Memorial Day Weekend   Has Driving Motion Of Man _ Sliding For Home

Like A Man About To Slide For Home Plate’  President Kennedy 44 Monday

Mobilize All South African Police To Meet Non-White Strike Threat

South African Police, Army  Set for Crisis  Gautt.. he Wawehittea   Strike by Nonwhite Working Majority te Protest Segregation

Federal Judge Blasts Riders, Segregationists   Threatens All Parties With Jail Terms If Further Trouble Develops.

Threatens Both Parties With Jail Terms   Says ‘Riders’ Cause ‘Irreparable Injury’ To United States

Adoula Blames West for Death Of U.N. Leader   Tshombe Demands Troops Withdraw

Dag’s Death Blamed On Capitalists   *.A@esS - rey 4 a4/ wer  Congo Premier Turns Angrily On UN Actions

Congo premier blames "capitalist nowers” for Hammarskjold’s death

Premier Adoula Speaking Hammarskjold Death Caused by Capitalists

Premier of Conac Hits ‘Capitalists  Congolese Army Put On Alert. He Says

Congo Army Girds To Silence Katanga  ‘Capitalist Powers’ Assailed by Premier

House Unit Clears Jobless Pay Plan  In First of Program  Needy Children Public Assistance lace Civean Tentative Ancensceal

Congressmen Geared For Fast Action-- Jobless Aid Plan Near Approval

UC Extension Move Toward House Approva   New Joblessness Re port Adds Note of Urgency; Vote Ex. pected Wednesday. Rv NORMAN G. CORNISH

Anti-Recession... Passage of First Bill is Expected To Come in Week

Lenten Feature...  “The Tales  Christ Told” Paae 4   Better Service!

Portugal Appeals To UN  VA TO Nations Censure India In Goa Crisis  ;      Invading Forces Reported  Closing In On Capital City

Britain To Support Portuguese   Russ, Other Reds Praise India Action

\West Deplores India Attack On Goa, Reds Applaud, Neutrals Back Nehru

Communists Applaud, Western Powers Deplore Indian Military Action

Kennedy May Risk Battle With Byrd By Naming Gov. Almond U.S. Judge

She’s Allergic to Them —  Boys Cause Rash; Girl Enters All-Girl School

Indicates Position Is Weakening  Russian Planes Continue to Drop Rebels Supplies

INTERPRETIVE  Will U.S. Force Good Use of Foreign Aid?  President Fails ~~ gee «ef -

President Blisters His Critics   * Slogan, Scapegoat Not, the Answer, Kennedy ‘Asserts

Legislature © Passes Bill On Elections   Second Special Session May End This Afternoon

Governor Tells Why Ohio Must  Increase Spending for Schools   Report Shows 8.6 Pct. of Teachers in Ohio Schools Are Not Fully Certified

Stricter Rights Law Drive Set   Campaign Launched When Legislature Meets

Union Proposes Plan To Fight Unemployment  Meany Asks Speedur tn Public Works, Income Tax Letup 

Senate. Approval Expected---  House Okays Raise In Legislature Pay-

PRADY HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OF 1961   Recreation Events Scheduled: Program Gets Started June 5

Ask Revival Of Tractor Committee   Cuban Prisoners Request Reopening Of Ransom Talks

Tractor Group Urged to Reopen Talks With Cuba   Prisoners Ask Re-establishment Of Committee

Cuban Captives, Sent by Castro, Urge Revival of ‘Dozers-for-Lives Group -

Decision Day For GM, UAW   Do They Reach Agreement, Or Do Strikes Erupt?

GM, Union Face Crucial  Move Today   Decision Scheduled On Pact With Rash Of Strikes Feared

Decision Near In Pact Talks By Union, GM   CAW Couneil Set To Act Tomorrow On New Contract

Decision day in auto strike  Resume limited   Resume limited passenger car production ~

General Motors Resumes Making Of Cars Today   Limited Production In Lansing, Pontiac

Many Innovations Nation’s Students Facine ‘More School’ This Term

Ends Historic Conference In France   Kennedy Says Free World Is Running Ahead of Communists

Sees Trend Running To Free World   Communique Says Threat of Reds Was Top Topic

Leaves For Vienna Summit pl  Sees Communist Diff ffer ‘erenc s Gro rowing

Won’t Be Forced Out Of Berlin   “ J K, De Ga ulle Reach Accord   Jackie's Companion

President Ends Paris Meetings   Sees Red Tensions Becoming Rivalries; Expresses Confidence On Khrushchev Talks

DeGaulle Conference Ends  Kennedy Predicts Falling Out Among Commies

President Sees  Split in Red Bloc      GOP Plans Campaign Against Democrats

Floodfighters Strengthen River Levees   Lawrenceville Fights to Prevent Disastrous Flood

Ford, UAW Near Accord  No Tension Seen   No Tension Seen In Secret Talks

Won id ‘Sign Suit Settlement  GE Holdout, Refuses U.S. as Profit Judge

900 Volunteer Unpaid Peace Corp Workers Expected to Go Overseas by Next Fall

U.N. Council Facing New Congo Debate   Kasavubu Says Arab Republic Is Interfering

Another Conge Debate Faces U.N. Council  Kasavuba Charges The UAR Is Interfering In (onag Affairs

HARRIMAN’S SOVIET TRIP UNDER STUDY   Kennedy Seeking Khrushchey Ideas On U.S. Relations

Harriman May See K For Kennedy  Hear President-Elect Plans Special Mission To Sound Out Russia On Relations to U. 5.

Harriman May Be Sent To See Nikita   Kennedy Considering Step Looking Toward Improved Relations

Mission To Ease Cold War Likely   Question For Red . Leader Will BeWhas Your Line?

No Agreement In Sight on Congo Bases   Negotiations Between L.N.. Government Continue Over Banana. Matadi.

Foreign Aid Plan With Presidential Authority Meets Increasing Criticism

Sails His Ship Into Swedish Waters Soviet Naval Officer Asks Sweden for Political Asylum

Don’t need more bombers  U. S. has so much power won't spend extra funds

Deemed Unnecessary ~  U.S. Will Cut Back On Spending For Bombers

PENTAGON CUTS DOWN ON BOMBERS   Will Not Use Extra $780 _ Million Voted For B52s; Ahead Of Russia Now.

Buildup To Give Nuclear Edge to U.S.   $780 Million Ticketed For Big Bombers To Be Impounded

-'Greater Than U-.S.S.R.'s’ ‘America to Create Huge Nuclear Force   Saturn Rocket Plan Aiming At Orbit Before the Moon

$780 Millior Not Needed For Defense  Part of Extra Money Voted For Bombers

NOT SPENDING DEFENSE FUNDS   $780-Million Extra Had Been Appropriated By Congress

The   ‘Nuclear Capability To Spare  $780 Million Bomber Bonu: Turned Down by President

Aircraft Funds Withheld  U.S. Strong Enough Without Bombers, Pentagon Believes

Nuclear Fallout Poses No Immediate Problem   McNamara Says Extra Defense Funds - ° Voted by Congress Will Not Be Usec

Extra Funds For Planes  To Be Saved   780 Million Not Needed,  Pentacon Savs

CUTS DOWN ON BOMBERS   Will Not Use Extra $780 Million Voted For B52s; Ahead Of Russia Now.

Extra Funds Wont Be Used for New Aijrcraft   Fallout Cloud Goes Over N. California

Pentagon To Pass Up Big Bomber:   Will Use Money For Increasing  Nuclear Might

Buildup Is Held To Be Adequate   McNamara Says His Decision Has Kennedy's Approval

\Nuclear Superiority   Makes Unnecessary’  ‘Millions for Bombers

Pentagon Bypasses Fund for Bombers   America Will Have Big Edge in Nuclear Capability

Big Bomber Fund Nipped  By Pentagon   Extra $780 Million Will Be Used For Aireraft Of Future

U.S. Leads In Nuclear  Capability   Pentagon Passes Up Extra Millions For Big Bombers

Army Shelves Bia Plane Plan   Pentagon Says U.S. Superior to Russia

Pentagon Says U.S. Has Enough Planes   Will Impound $780 Million Set By Congress for Manned Aircraft; One Senator Protests Executive Decision

Twister Turns Village Of 900 Into Shambles   Flying Debris Kills Girl; 35 Railroad Car: Hoisted From Track:

Twister Hits Small Town In Kentucky   One Child Killed, Many Injured; Damage Runs Into the Millions

Tornadoes Rip Through South, Girl Is Killed   Kentucky, Marylanc Damage Mounts Into Millions

eee eee eee eee ee Oe ee ee ere  Fatigu ed Matron Cooks Up New  Idea in Voting

2'-Inch Downpour Floods Low Parts  Of State Capital  Se rious Flood Thre val Passes   Serious Flood Threat Passes As Creek Returns To Its Banks

Traffic Officer Is Run Down  WOMAN DRAGGED T0 DEATH UNDER HUSBAND'S CAR

Stormy Career Of Labor Union Lender ;     Ends dn Chicaae Gane-Stule Sleryins

U.S. Exchange Program With ‘Soviets Flops   Accusations Are Swapped

Troops Patrol Dominican City   Curfew Imposed toHalt Looting; Capital’s Name Ordered Changed

Crush Red Uprising In Rechristened Capital Of Dominican Republic

JEK Signs Catch-All Farm Bill   Aims at Raising Farm Income, Cutting Surplus

JFK Signs Farm Bill   Bill Expected To Cut Down On Food Surpluses

President Signs Big’ Farm Bill   Omnibus Measure Seen Major Step Toward Boosting Farmers’ Income

JKF Signs Catch-All Farm Bill   Program Said Major Step To Better Life

TooRisky ToGive Out  Space Secrets: Soviel   Russians Say Capitalists Would Pervert The Techniques To War

lemons in Le Albie 69, Osceola 60,  Albia 51, Valley 38. Stories on Sports Pace   It’s News to Us- The. Weekly Almanac   COUNTY HOSPITAL—

Eight Persons Save Child in 3-Hour Battle   Pump Air Into Lungs After Unconscious Boy Is Found in Pool

Slight Drop In Electricity Bills in lowa  But State Among 14 With Highest Rate in Nation

N ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Chrysler pact cancelled

Rescuers Find  No Survivors in Crashed Plane  Pilot Thought Trying to. Skirt Rough Weather

K Says Cut  On Soviet Army Ends   Claims Western Threat to Berlin Warrants Change

ANNOUNCES ARMS INCREASE  Nikita Calls For Summit Conference On Germany

Vikita Increases Soviet Military Spending   Kennedy Meets With Advisors

Military Manpower Trim Is _ Stopped by Soviet; Premier Says West Forcing Actions

Demands Top Conference  On Germany   Tells West: Three To ‘Use Wisdom’ In Solving Problem

Khrushchev Sees Threat Over Berlin   Asserts Spending For Military Due To Be Increased

West’s Berlin Stand Blamed   Khrushchev Demand For Summit Renewed In Anneagl For Peace

Red Boss Calls For Summit: Conference, Urges Wisdom ‘In Dealing With: Problems

Khrustchev Calls For Increase In Military Spending  Reduce Armed Forces As Originally Planned

Submit Proof Envoy Bought Rigged’ Data   Photographs Show Espionage Contacts Being Made In Frisce

Ready To Send Supplies  Agreement Won From Russia On Laos Truce Help

Russia Agrees To Assist With Laotian Supply  Prod by Canada  Produces Results

Truce Commission Sent Message East-West Delegates Approve Move iTo Tighten The Shaky Laos Truce

Canada Prods Soviets: Into Helping Give Laos Commission ‘Peace Tools’

Russia Agrees To Lads Peace Supply  Canadian Responsible For USSR's Decision

CANADA PRODS SOVIET UNION Reds to Help Supply Laos With Equipment tor Peace

West Delighted At Triumph Soviets Will Help Solve Laotian Equipment Needs

Opening Triumph Delights Americans   W est Shapes Plan to Rid  Nation of Vietnamese Reds

Soviets Agree fo Help Supply Laos Peace Commission   Red Action Represents First Achievement in 4 Days of Negotiating.

Russians to Help Supply Laos Unit  Action Represents First Achievement

Russians Agree To Help Tighten Laos Cease-Fire   Act to Solve Urgent Supply Problem for Control Commission

#WEST SEEKS ‘TO PERFECT NEW PLANS   Gromyko Evades Stalling Charge With Aid Pledge

14-Nation Geneva Conference ‘Sends Message Asking What Is Needed in Way of Transportation and Communications

Reds Agree To Provide Aid in Laos   Soviet Union to Send Supply of  Peace Equipment

Soviets Agree To Aid Contro   Laos Problem Pushed On Reds By Canada

Laos Supply Problem Solved  Canada Prods Russ in Line For Major Diplomatic Victory

Russia Agrees To Help: Solve Laos Problem   Equipment Needed By Control: Group To Preserve Peace

Supply Issue Brings First Laos Accord   Soviet, Prodded By Canada, 0.K.'s Control Proposal

Win First Agreement From Russ Over Laos   But Peace Talks In Laos Break Down Again

Dog orbited, brought back by Russians  U.S. spins probe  Sta elakerl mrecla   U.S. spins probe into global circle to study winds

Democrats Delay  Committee Vote  Rep. Halleck Charges Meddling by Kennedy

Sanford Seeking Publie’s Support   POLL ON PROGRAM-I  Citizens Speak On School Plans   Rv RICHARD C RAVER

10-City Poll  Severe omeinaanaNNNR eR oa cone  eRe mR  Sampling Shows Strong School Plan Support   Re RICHARD C. RAVER

Extend Hand Of Friendship To US. All- Out Battle Against Reds Is ROK Junta Plans   By CHARLES R. SMITH  T'nited Preace International

Aid Is Uninterrupted   Korean Military Junta Wants Continued Friendship Of U. S.

Three-Vehicle Highway Crash Claims 2 Lives  Oshkosh Men, Kaukauna Woman Die in Wreck

Describes ill-Fated Invasion, Escape     Castro's Fire Power Caused Defeat, Invader Says

W. German Was Aboard They Claim  Soldiers, Airmen Turned Back From Berlin

Five-Year Borrowing Authority Questioned  Foreign Aid Under Debate

Red Astronaut Turns Page In Human History   Russia Takes Running Lead in Race to Space

Fertile Field or Extended Arena ?  Fascinating Explorations Aheac

Other Goals Still Ahead Following Epochal Flight   First Astronaut Can Give Answers Long Mystery to Man

Daring Ride Turns Page In History   Closer Now Lie Goals Of Getting Yo Moon, Mars

WHAT LIES BEYOND? Daring Space Jaunt Opens New Page In Human History

New Phase In History Begun By Soviet Feat   U.S. Has '‘Mostest, Russia- The 'Firstest

‘Astronaut Turns Momentous Page In History Of Human Race   ‘Russians Now Off To Running Lead

Red Space:  Rider Turn: Big Page   .-Awesomic Feat Is _ Huge Stride In Race For Moon

Moon Or Mars Next? Soviet Spaceman’s Flight ~ Called Momentous Event   U. S. Rocket, Satellite Launchings Exceed Soviet Firings Almost 3 To 1

 Realizes Ancient Human Dream Momentous Page in History Turned by Soviet Astronaut

Ancient Human Dream  Realized In Soviet's  Climax To 5-Year Plan

U.S. Feats: Varied, Russia: Spectacular   Man Now Closer To Moon, Mars And Beyond  Humans Take Giant Step

NEW PAGE IN HISTORY  More Goals Lie In Future   Success Gives Reds Speedy Start In Space Control Race

‘AN AWESOME, THRILLING RIDE’  Man In Space: Moon Next   Tantalizing Mysteries Of Space Now Challenge Man After Pioneer Success

Exploration of Moon or Mars, or Beyond, Is Still Ahead, But Closer Now

Back Home After Space Trip Ancient Human Dream Realized By Astronaut

Human History Page Is Turned   Moon, Planets Now Goals Of Soviet Union

‘Trucker Wanted In Two Slayings Fatally -Shot In Gun Battle With Police Officers

Edythe Klumpp’s Lover Admits Lying During Trial, State Probers Reveal

‘The Klumpp Report:  DiSalle Says Vie lim’s  HusbandC han ges Plea

Mrs. Klumpp s Lover Admits Lying on Alibi   DiSalle Says It’s Up To Prosecutor To Right Wrong

CARRIES ATOMIC WARHEADS  [ANOTHER POLARIS SUB  STARTS WORLD PATROL

NEWS INDEX            fe Ye oS he a  Kennedy Reviews Battle Groups   See related stery, Page &-A

President Reviews Airborne Division  Vannody hMAnbac Reiaf Tall Eallawina   Kennedy Makes Brief Talk Following His Inspection: Hears Slogan Cheer

Big 4 Foreign Envoys Begin Talks Sept. 14  Kennedy Names Clay   Kennedy Names Clay As Personal Aide in West Berlin Sector

U.S. Plans (utlined In Berlin Peril   Brute Force Not Solution, Kennedy Tells Conference

Big Four Meeting Sept. 14   President Says U. S. Will Defend Rights In Berlin

West's Big 4 Ministers Will Meet Sept. 14   President Appoints Gen. Lucius D. Clay As Envoy In Berlin

Snow Storm  In Rockies  Spreading State Gets Stout  Winds in North: Goel Bot. aria

Goldberg Ends 5-State Tour  Will Visit Other   Will Visit Other Depressed Regions

New Tour Is Planned  By Goldberc   His Next Visit Will Take Him to Areas In South. West

Unemployment Town Meetings To Continue  Kennedy Labor Aide To Spread Message:

Unemployment Town Meetings To Continue   Kennedy Labor Aide To Spread Message: ‘Help Is Coming’

Jobless Aid Needs Cited By Goldberg   Plans For Visits To Other Distress Areas This Month

Administration Charts New Series To Study Plight Of Unemployment

Goldberg To Extend Jobs Study Tour  Plans New Series Of ‘Town Meetings Ter Sarth Weet

‘Town Meetings  Are Scheduled   Goldberg to Visit Mesabi Range to Carry ‘Message’

More Meetings. Across Nation Set by Goldbera   ” Administration Seeks ‘Additional. Details: . On: Unemblovment ~

New Jobless Tours Slated By Goldberg   Labor Aide Returns From 5-State Visit  Of Depressed Areas

Goldberg. Plans More Trips:  New Meetings Charted To Get Jobless Picture:

Dr. L.B. Hill, 84 Dies At Sarasota, Fla.   Was Past President Of Education Ass'n

ANTON HAMES DEAD — SET SOLEMN REQUIEM FOR LONGTIME REMSEN AND LE MARS FARMER

Life’s End   ANTON HAMES DEAD — SET SOLEMN REQUIEM FOR LONGTIME ' REMSEN ‘AND LE MARS FARMER

Raises 12 Children at Graf Farm  ‘Leukemia Victim Will Stay Home

PRAYER FOR...  @ 0DAY   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features )

Craft Hits Hill in Fog Last Night   Survivor Battles Through Deep Snow To Flac Motorist

Wreck Occurs During Rain,  Fog on Hill   One of 4 Survivors Crawls to Highway To Secure Assistance

Four Killed in Airplane Crash  Four Others Hurt ~ Near Franklin. Pa.

Craft Hits Fogey Hill At franklin   Four Others Are Tajured In Crash Friday Night

W.G. Bailey, 33, Pilot, Three Others Victims   Youngstown Airways Craft Smashes Into Hill In Pennsyvania

Pilot, Others See 2ig-Zagging Fire ‘Flaming Object’ Lights Up Skies Of West Texas

A Day Of Sorrow In Lehigh Valley  y ictim Thrilled At ro F ‘licht Pr ae

A Day Of Sorrow In Lehigh V alley a uit ‘Thrilled By First Peni Ride

Pennsylvania communities — saddened by air liner tragedy   Chief clerk had just said goodbye

LEHIGH LOSES 31 SONS Pennsylvania Penvilies Shocked by Air Crash

FBI to Prevent Red Infiltration Of Peace Corps   Director of New Over. seas Program Prom ises Strict Security Measures.

Two Other: In Critical Condition   Area Traffie Death Toll Soars To 133

Slim is Elected UN President  Russia Demands 3-Man  Cn srataeinal Rasa,

Tunis Envoy Also Backed For Dag Job   First African To Gain Major Post Wing Unanimously

Mongi Slim Is Elected United Nations Chief   Unanimous Choice For President

HOPES DIM FOR QUICK SECRETARY ACTION     Slim Elected U.N. President

Tunisian Named U.N. President; Vote Unanimous  gota ri _Silim Also rominen t Cantend.   Mongi Sitm Also Prominent Contend. er to Be Interim Administrator,

Western Foreign Ministers Map Strategy  Progress Is Reported In Berlin Countermeasures

West Aides Progress On  Berlin Steps   Foreign Ministers To Conclude 3-Day Conference Today

Good Progress Reported At Western Talks  Sessions Will End Today; Rusk To Mee Gromyko at U.N.

Western Foreign Ministers Make Goo Progress In Setting Up Counter Planc -

Foreign Ministers Agreed - On-Basic -Policy-for- Berlir   Allied Conference to s'erminate Today; Talks With Gromyko Scheduled

Strategy For Berlin  Progresses West Ministers   West Ministers  To Wind Up Meet On Countermeasures Against Soviets

Allied Ministers Seek Accord on United Action   Scheduled To End Talks on Drafting W. Berlin Strateay

West Works On Strategy For Berlin   Foreign Ministers Make Good Progres: In Capital Parleys

Foreign Ministers Said  To Have Made Progress On Counter Measures

The Weather   West Envoys Map Strategy For Berlin   Counter Measures To Be Used by Allies Against Reds Studied

Report Allied Ministers In Accord On Measures To Protect West Berlin

Good Progress Made at West Leaders Meet   Ministers in Accord On Steps to Take In West Berlin

sters Afree erlin Policy  Plan Political, Military  aemancourac Aneinct Dare

West Envoys Map Strategy For Berlin   Counter Measures To Be Used by Allies Against Reds Studied

UN Opens General Assembly Debate On Policy, Red China Seating Today

INTERIM SUCCESSOR TO DAG PROPOSED  Red China Debate Goes to Assembly

Red China Seat On UN Agenda For Firs Time Since 1950: U.S. Approves Dehafe

Chira Debate Begins   UN Keeps Up Effort To Pick Temporary Successor To Dag

U. N. General Assembly Opens Policy Debate   Question Of Seat For Red China On Aaenda First Time Since 1950

Issue on Agenda or First Time Since 50 Meet   Assembly Opens Annual Policy Debate, Expected to Last 3 to 4 Weeks.

Seating play China Talks ~ Open UN Meet   U.S. Prevented Vote On Issue For: Last Ten Years

UN Opens China Controversy Today   Move to Seat Communists Has U. S. OK but Is Opposed by Nationalists

U.N. Assembly Begins Debate on Red China   U.S. Votes to Put China Question on Agenda

Pinches Pocketbooks New Attorney Rules On Officials’ Pay   For Arlin gton Hei ghts  Propose Gala 125th  Anniversary Party

Future Spending May Increase by $10 Billior   in His First Six Months In Office, JFK Has Advanced Several Proposals For Increasing National Spending

U.N. Secretary Calls Delegates To Tunis Talks   Dag to Issue Report To Security Council On Ill-Fated Mission

U.N. Secretary Calls Delegates To Tunis Talks  Dag to issu Report   Dag to Issue Report To Security Council On IIl-Fated Missior

SALT WATER CONVERSION PLANT   Federal Funds’ Benefit Cited. . Name  CAC In Strong. Anpeal For School Site Action

News Flashes   Huntsville, Ala. (AP) — A mistrial was declared in the murder trial of Isham D. Hobbs after a jury reported today it was hopelessly deadlocked.

WITH TOUCH OF BUTTON JFK Launches Freeport Water Conversion Plant

Salt Water Conversion  Dedicate Nation's First Plant On Texas Coast

More Important Than Space Program  SEA WATER CONVERSION ‘PLANT OPENS NEW VISTAS

President Pushes Button. .   Johnson Speaks A As Plant In Freeport Is Dedicated 

Kennedy Opens Sea W ater Project   $15 Million Conversion Plant Begins Gulf City Operation

Kennedy Activates First Big Plant to Purify Seawaters   If Plant Works as Well As Expected, Deserts May Become Gardens.

 Returned To ¢ Yhio Pen’ Pen  Sheppard To To Face Tests For Lump On His Chest

Dr. Sheppard Has Lump On Chest; Slated To Undergo Tests For Cancer

New Youth Corps Wins Approval   Conservation Outfit 25 Times Larger Than One JFK Like:

Muscovites Demonstrate At Embassy   Throngs Shout ‘Hands Off Cuba  At Americans

Mob Stones” U.S. Embassy In Moscow.  Damanctrntare in   Demonstrators in Latin America Also Support Castro

House Passes Bill to Cut Aid to Marginal Worker:   To Guard Peace  Kennedy, Key Aides Talk National Security Plan

25,000 Routed  By Belgian Police  Stone Jail, Office of Catholic Newspaper

i Spectator View of Inauguration  How-to Age a Man Fast: Make Him Boss

September Meter Revenue Is Down  Monthly Report Show $483 Drop Compared   Parking Fines

Meter Receipts Off Last Month  November Collection 41~r @to”1 LL... Ip..}l...   Parking Fines

Court Hearing Later Galloping Goose Makes ‘Its Last Run on Monday

Judges Later May Restore It  Gallopin’ Goose Will Gallop No More After Monday’s Run

Local Guardsmen Start On Active Duty Here Today   Oct. 23 Move-Out

Says Briton Passed Key ‘Arms Data   Prosecutor in London Asserts Red Posed As U.S. Officer.

Link Russia  to British Espionage Case  gi asap Hictnnar “Sigs   Charge Briton Was Reeruited by a ‘Foreign Power’

ST: LOUIS FIRE. Two Women: Injured as Four-Story  Biuilding Burne

Gulf Waterspout  Alarms Thousands   ‘Biggest In 15 Years’ Says Observer In Galveston: Inverted Mushroom Dies

Rocky Signs NYC School Reform Bill  Scandal-Ridden Board Ousted By Measure

In Dominican Republic  Raiders Seize Station, Lash Out At Kennedy

Venezuelan radio seized for broadcast   Four-man gang seize transmitter near capital

uring. JEK Visit:  * Venezuela Police Roundup - Agitators Trouble Bent .

Parochial Aid Would Be Legal: Catholic Agency   Arrest 50 Anti-Kennedy Sign Painters in Caracas Roundup

HWait Kennedy Visit  Venezuela police round up anti-U. §. trouble-makers

NU Santa Comes to Juniata  my... eS   JFK Visit  Opposed Venezuelan Radio Seized

Leftist Gunmen Seize Radio In Venezuela   GIANT CHRISTMAS MESSAGE   Visit Due This Weekend  50 Anti-Kennedy Agitators Nabbed In Venezuela; Roundups To Continue

Leftist Gunmen Seize Radio In Caracas Today   JFK Weekend Trip Blasted in Wave Of Latin Protests

Seize Radio  Station in Venezuela  Gunmen Send Anti-Kennedy Propaganda

Leftists Seize Caracas Radio For JFK Blast   Flee Following Raid at Station

‘STATION SEIZED  _ JFK Attacked on Caracas Radio   Related stories, Pr. 10-B

50 Persons Arrested  JF K’s Venezuelan Visit I s Cause Of Agitation

Anti-JFK Activities  Police Are Rounding Up  Venezuelan Terrorists

Propaganda Pitch Made Against Kennedy Visit   Four Leftists Seize Caracas Station; Leader Shouts Attack Against JFK

Gunmen Urge Venezuelans To Oppose President's Visit, Accuse Him of Plotting ‘Another Cuban Invasion With Betancourt’

Lettisis Urae Venezuela to Snub Kennedy  Officials Sure They Can Keep Peace for Visit

Police Arrest  Anti-Kennedy Sign Painters   Agitators Trying To Stir Trouble During Visit To Venezuela

Arrests Made Of Agitators In Venezuela  ‘Kennedy No’ Sign Painters Rounded Up by Authorities

Edgy Caracas Police Round Up Agitators   REINFORCEMENTS   ANOTHER BOMIB   JEST AWAITED

Agitators Aim To Spoil JFK Caracas Visit   50 Arrested Accused Of Attempting To Make Trouble

Leftists Seize Radio In Caracas Leader Urges Vene zuelans Not to Wel:  come Kennedy

Venezuela Grabbing Up Agitators   Wants No Trouble When  Kennedy Arrives

Gunman Airs His Anti-Kennedy Plea on Caracas Radio   Demonstrations Precede Visit of Presi@ent to

Venezuela Leftists Seize Station, Transmit Anti-Kennedy Propagande

Agitators Being Rounded Up for Kennedy's Visit   Venezuela Announces Arrest of 50 Persons

Leftist Gunmen Seize Radio In Caracas Today  JFK Weeke end Trip Blasted in

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Radio Caracas Blasts  + Septomemeenen: Ia ive 9 aie

Gunmen Take Over Caracas Transmitter  Urge Opposition   Urge Opposition To Kennedy's  Weekend Visit

Caracas Picks Up Acitators On Eve Of Visit   Effort To Spoil ‘JFK's Good Will Trip Under Way

Venezuela:  Gunmen Capture Caracas Radio Leftiss Urge People to a en oe tae Neel

Leftists Urge Venezuelans Not To Welcome Kennedy   SIGN-PAINTERS ARE PUT UNDER ARREST

President Sets Out On Visit   Chief Executive  Is Undeterred By Venezuelan Agitator:

Venezuela Rounds Up ‘Agitators’   Nation Gets Ready For Kennedy Visit; 50 Reported Jailed

Venezuela Roundup        00 Anti-Kennedy Agitators Held  In Crackdown

Venezuela Rounds Up Agitators   Fifty Arrested In Drive To Stop Trouble Before Arrival of U. S. President

Leftists Urge Venezuelans 'To Oppose Kennedy's Visit   Tshombe Repeats Call For All-Out War Against U. N.

4 Venezuelan Leftists Attack Kennedy Visit Over Seized Raido Net

Caracas Cracks Down Anti-U. S. Agitators   Rounds Up Terrorist Groups Seeking to Heckle Kennedy

Four Take Over Radio Station: Long Enough To Voice Attack On Kennedy

RE PERE SE a, re  Crackdown Precedes Kennedy Visit.” ~ Venezuelan Aaiisioie. Hit

Politico! Parties Select New Party Chairmen, Candidates for April 3 Race

Van Peursem Easily Wins Top GOP Job   Democrats Pick Richman For Wayne State Board; Dethmers Runs Aqain

Alliance Man Held In Chain Of Swindles  Curtiss E. Crist Is Arrested by

Columbus Group Revolts agains! Hoffa's Union Drivers Set Up Own   Organization, Ask  Charter from AFL-CIO

Columbus Grour Revolts Against Hoffa's Union  Drivers Se t Up Own   Drivers Set Up Own Organization, Ask Charter From AFL-CIO

Anti-Hoffa Revolt Brews In Columbus  Splinter Group Set Own Union, Eyes  _—— ws a ae ee FSS

‘They Don’t Like Leader!  Another Splinter Group In Ohio Bolts  From Hoffa-Led Teamster Organizatior

Girl, 11, Critical, After . 3%2-Day Ordeal On Raft   Disabled Yacht Towed Ir After Bad Night.On Lake

Penelec Seeks PUC OK to Buy Home Electric   Cites Advantages to Tyrone. Bellwood, Birmingham Power L «ers In Future.

Files Application With PUC: Penelec Asks Okay To Buy Company Here

Hammarskjold Says Troop Withdrawal From Congo Could Create Conflict

Warns Of Perils Of Withdrawal   Hammarskjold Sees Action Likely To Wreck U.N. Force

Dag Warns U.N. Force Threatened  Congo Pullouts May Bring In Major Powers

2 Hero Medals Rre Awarded   Janesville Woman's Sister Recipient of One Citation

 Three-Year Deadlock Broken Space Cooperation Program  Approved by UN Committee

U.S.-Soviet Agreement Breaks 3-Y ear Deadlock  Quter Space Plan Approved

3 Judges Find Eichmann Guilty   U.N. Agrees on Controls     Space Program Approved

Syria Radio Broadcasts Revolt Appeal  Egyptians Asked To Bice Acainst Rule   Egyptians Asked To Rise Against Rule Of President Nassar

For KRéséd7vcn ON tN LLUMLGI Lat ooo 6  Harvard Engineer Is Awarded Nobel Prize

Crash Kills Girl Cousin of Kennedys  , Relative of Fi pi st Lady  Dies  By Buanata

Kin. of Jacqueline. Kennedy oo French Girl Killed En Route To Paris To See Famed Cousin

Administration Serves Notice On Senator Haluska  No Strip Mine Bargaining

JFK's Hands Off As Senators Eve School Bill      ‘Education And Housing Bills ‘Being Pushed In Congress

VEMUCRATIC-CUON I RULLED  Kennedy's Ott to Flying Start With His Congress

Republicans, Demos Praise Inaugural Talk   Senate to Consider Depressed Areas Aid Very Soon

Kennedy To Get Approval On Cabinet   Off To Flying Start In Relations With Congress

Senate Resumes Debate On Aid To Education   Also Faces Housing Bill

Senate Asked To Approve Cabinet Names   Domestic Program Expected Shortly with Depressed Area Aid

School Aid Bill Heads For Action:  Senate Leaders Seek Passage Bi

School Aid Bill Pushed  In Senate  Leaders Also Hope To Put Through

KENNEDY OFF'TO PEYING, START “WITH: CONGRESS   R epu Blicans, ‘And: Democrat ae ta e/ Express Approval ae of Speech: -

Washington: Congress Set  To Begin on New Program  Domestic Issues   Domestic Issues To Be Considered Within Few Days

Spade Work Started On Point Plan   Kennedy's Program Given Good Chance To Win Approval

Quick Action Is Forecast On Legislation   Kennedy's Minimum 5-Point Program Seen Through by Summer

Reverses Political Field...  Kennedy Keeps Hands Off Aid-to-Education Program

CABINET MAY GET SENATE NOD TODAY   Bill To Assist Depressed Areas High On Agenda   PRESIDENT’S   Inaugural Address Draws Praise From Demo And Republican Leaders

Kennedy Off To Fast Start With Conaress   Senate Ready to Give Swift Approval. to President’s Cabinet

Full Service   Senate Asked To Approve Cabinet Names   Domestic Program Expected Shortly With Depressed Area Aid

Senate Is Working On School Bill   Kennedy Keeps Hands Off In Change of Policy

Senate Likely to Give Swift Approval to Cabinet Choices, Other Top Appointments; Aid Bill First

Senate Asked To Approve Cabinet Names  Domestic Program Expected Shortly with

House ‘’Economy” A lert  How About $30,000 to ‘Paint Garage—Gross   lowan Going After Senate on Couple Of “Expenses”

U.S. to Test In Pacific, Claims Red   Soviet Delegate Aims At Driving New Wedge Between U.S., Japanese

U.S. Behind In Atomic War---Reds   Tell U.N. That Atmosphere Test Plans from Fear

Livestock Holding Action Is Continued   Farmers Seek Higher Prices

Holding Action Continues _ Markets Watched For Supply of Livestock

University Closes Doors On Negroes And White: As Georgia Sifts Laws: ~

4 Executives Of Electrical Firms Released   Exemplary Behavior Gets Five Days Shaved Off Price-Fixing Term

THE HOMETOWNERS --THE GREEN LIGHTS  ARE ONIN MSKINNE Y-& ~ COLLIN COUNTY’

THE HOMETOWNERS -THE GREEN LIGHTS  ARE ONIN MCKINNEY & COLLIN: COUNT Y’

WEST WILL DEMAND TALKS, BONN SAYS   Foreign Minister Says West Powers To Ask For Parley On Berlin, Germany

Measures Go To Senate Retell tee ie A Lh  House Votes Assessment Freeze Bills

Assessment - Freeze Bills Pass House   Propose 55 Per Cent Valuation Limit To Curb Multipliers.

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PRAYER FOR...  @ IODAY @   (Ceprighted 1960, A Nationa! Coencil of Churches Religiog Features)

vrdations On Capital Ovilay or Tay Revision in Meccane ta Lawmaker  ROCORE

U.N.  lest Ban Parley Call         Russia Opposes Idea Joined By Red Bloc And Cuba; Vote 71-1)

U.N. Aceord OnSelection Anticipated   Optimism Marks Plans On Naming Dag Replacement

PROSPECTS BRIGHTER FOR UN.   East-West Harmony On Secretary Plan Could Be In Offing

Prospects Brighten. OnU.N. Post   Announcement Of Solution Expected In Near Future

Agreement Is Near On New U.N. Secretary   Formula May Be Announced Aftet Rusk-Gromyko Meet This Week

Formula Expected Soon eee aeeenes  UN Prospects Brighter For Selecting Secretary

Hope Formula To Be Announced Soon To Pick Temporary Secretary-General; Soviets Want Dag’s Successor Screened By Security Group

Agreement Looms For ‘Formula’   Announcement Due When Rusk Meets With Russian Aide

PROSPECTS RISE FOR AGREEMENT OVER UN. CHIEF   Compromise Plan Seen Coming

Still Adamant On Permanent Set-Up Soviets Seem Softening  On Picking UN Secretary

Hope Seen For Choosing U.N. Chief   Optimism Centers On Capital Meeting Of Rusk, Gromyko

Outlook Brigtiter For U.N. Official   Soviet Insists on Council Screening

Along Neshaminy Creek  Man Found Hanging,  ' ' ' i  Dead Since Monday

Four Are Injured On US40  One Dies In Head-On Collision   Ten Traffic Deaths In Kansas Over Two Davs

Nixon fo Speak To Young GOP   Goldwater Is Given Minneapolis Welcome

 Goldwater Warmly Received  ‘Nixon Will Address Young GOP Tonight

Rusk Assures NATOU.S. Will Stay in Berlin   Indirect Warning Given to Kremlin On Red Strateay

Rusk Says U.S. Will Maintain Berlin Position  Intends to Remain.   Intends to Remain, Even If Russians Sign Separate Pact

Sec’y Of State Rusk Says  U.S. To Remain In Berlin Even If Peace Treaty Signed

Also Plans To Prevent Red Treaty   Expects Khrush To Raise Issue In Near Future

Warns Soviets Plan To Revive German Issue   Secretary Urges Buildup of Allied Conventional Force

U.S. To Stay In W. Berlin, Rusk Declares  NATO Meeting Is Addressed By Secretary

U.5. Wont Budge From Berlin: Rusk Even If Russians  Sign Pact With East Germany ©

You'll Find It   Rusk Promises American Troopers To Stay In Berlin Despite Russia

U.S. To Stay In W. Berlin, Rusk States   Predicts Khrush Will Start Trouble In That Area Soon

Rusk Proposes NATO Bolster Alliance By Greater Member Cooperation

U.S. to: Maintain Position in Berlin   Astronaut Meets Press  Space Flight Encourages Program

At NATO Conference Rusk. Says. us Won't. . Pull Out Of Berlin ~~

Rusk Vows Backing For West Berlin   Secretary Pledges Stand Even If Reds Sign Peace Treaty

Won't Leave West Berlin, Rusk States   NATO Chiefs Told U.S. To Stay Even If Reds Siqn Peace Treaty

Russian Move Expected  Rusk Tells NATO Ministers U.S. To Stay In West Berlir

U.S. Intends To Stay In West Berlin   Russian Treaty With East Germany Makes No Difference — Rusk

GIVES PLEDGE TO LEADERS OF NATO   To Balk Soviet Move For Separate Peace Pact   Believes Russians Ready To Make New Efforts To Oust Allies

No Withdrawal From Berlin Even If Soviets Sign Pact  Rusk Expects Khrushchev to  Davison on a oe cl TOE es a ey

Soviets Told U.S. Will Stay In West Berlin   To Maintain Presence Even If Reds Sian Treaty With East Germany

US. To Stay In W. Berlin, Rusk Pledges  Will Balk Russia  Move For Treaty, WAT Qian TALd

U.S. Stays On In Berlin-- Dean Rusk   Will Remain Even If Russia Signs Pact With East Germany.

Straight Party Vote—25-24  Senale Again Rejects Tax To Aid Education

SCIENTISTS CAN’? TALK Space Committee to Probe Charge of Needless Delay

U.S. Man in Space Shot: H eld Near   May Come: in Next Few Weeks  Soviets Silent on Rumor

'Opposed Kennedy Often  Cong. McCormack May ‘Succeed Sam Rayburn

Massachusetts Demo In Line For House Post   McCormack Appear: : Slated to Take Com. - mand of Adminis.  tration Forces.

Social Security Office To Be Open 3 Evenings   To Help Older Residents Apply For Benefits

Kuwait Clair Defended by lraqi Leader   Kassem Says Arabs Support Views, Except for Sheiks

Premier Abdel Karim Kassem Pledges Not To Use Force To Get Oil-Rich Kingdom — Hedges On Plebiscite Question — King Saud Staunch Backer Of Independence For Kuwait

Arab Support Found For Traqi Claim   Premier Pledges Not To Use Force  Against Kuwait

Kuwait Army Commander Is Ready   Kassem Says Nearly All Arabs Back Kuwait Claim

U.N. Applies Martial Law; Toll Mounts   Casualties Feared in Plane Attack on Refugee Camn

Katanga Air Force Drops Two Bombs   Elizabethville Center Of Bitter Fighting For Katanga Control

Katanga jet bombs refugee camp in Elisabethville    Crisis in Congo to spark new battle in General Assembly

Berlin Is Topic on Friday  A Final Expression Of U.S. View Before Envoy Goes to Moscow

WILL TAKE UP BERLIN ~ SITUATION   Tonference Follows Up Rusk - Gromyko Talks On Possibility of East. West Negotiations:

President and Gromyko Will Talk on Berlin  Russian Brief in Giving Details aft Kramlin Plane

BERLIN CRISIS T0 BE TOPIC OF PARLEY   President To Offer Final U. S. View On Issue  DIPLOMATS SAY   Arrangements For Further Talks Await Results Of White House Meeting

President, Gromyko To Meet on Berlin   Talks With Kennedy to Follow. Up Rusk-Gromyko Discussions

Berlin Crisis To Be Aired   Conference Follows Series Held By Rusk

JFK Will Talk To Gromyko On Berlin Mixups   Conference Friday To Precede Return Of Envoy to Soviet

Kennedy To Give Soviet Statesman U.S. Parley Views   President Hears Report by Rusk, NATO’s Norstad

Reich Issue Parley Set For Friday   Rusk To Attend Session As Views Due To Be Aired

More alks Are Likely Kennedy, Gromyko to Meet Friday on Berlin Situation

Kennedy and Gromyko to talk Friday about Berlin situation   Clarification

Soviet to be briefed on U.S. position   To determine prospects for further talks

Berlin Crisis To Be Aired At Parley Friday   Conference Follows Series Held By Rusk With Soviet Minister

Berlin Crisis To Be Discussed At White House   President Will Give Soviet Official Final Expression of U. S. View,

He, Gromyko To Hold Talks On Berlin Situation   Possibility Summit Discussions Will Come From Meetina

Kennedy, Gromyko To Confer   Conference Arranged. as Followup of New York Talks of Rusk, Gromyko

Berlin Talks Set Friday By Leaders   Kennedy, Gromyko To Confer Following New York Meetina

Before Russian Flies Back To Moscow   Further U. S. And Russian Talks Likely

JFK, Gromyko Plan to Discuss Berlin Situation  Talks Arranged to Air Prospects for Negotiations

‘U.S. State Department ‘Arranges Conference Following N.Y. Talks

Exact Nature Of Subjects Not Revealed   Conference is Followup To Those Between Gromvyko, Rusk

Kennedy fo Meet with Gromyko on Germany Friday   Soviet Minister Flies to Moscow After Talks with President Here.

Kennedy Plans Friday Session With Gromyko   Berlin Situation To Be Discussed

On Berlin Situation  JFK, Gromyko Confer Friday   On Secretary-General Prospects Brighten For U.N. Agreement

Berlin Crisis To Be Subject Of Top Talks   Conference Is Followup Of  Rusk Discussion

FOLLOW UP RUSK TALKS   U. S. Ambassador To Moscow Called  Home For Counsel

Meeting Set Up: By State Dept.; To Outline View  Rusk Is Given Only limitad Prnrection

vynite riouse ANN  Kennedy To Meet Gromyko Friday On Berlin Issue

Berlin Situation Will Be Discussed   WASHINGTON (#)—President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will confer Friday

AIKEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIGR at P.O. BOX 2097 AiKEn County Public Library  Russia Charges Troop. Movement to W. Berlin are ‘Provétiitions’

Jobless Family Mentioned by AP Writer Receives Food, Clothing and Job Offers

ru to Report on World Affairs  RED LEADERS GATHER FOR PARTY CONGRESS

Red Chinese Envoy Greetec By Khruschev   Tiny Adriatic State Fails To Send Anyone To Moscow Meeting

Reds Arrive  In Moseow  For M eeting Heads Gather  kor ¢ ongress

World Leaders Of Communism Await Meeting  N. Khrushchev To Open Party Congress Tuesday

Top Red Leaders Gather for 22nd Party Congress   Session to Open on Tuesday In Moscow: Albanian Delegation Missing.

16 More Killed In State Traffic During Weekend   Accidents Boost 1961 Toll to 546; 56 Over ‘60 Rate

Highway Slaugite: Continues: 16 Die   Five Members of Single Family Killed as Pickup Rams Into Train

Traffic Kills 16 in State   " List Includes Five - Members of Single Family in North

Arrest 17’Freedom Riders’ in White: Facilities at Jackson, Miss., Station -

Integration Fight Continues 17 More ‘Riders’ Try,  Land i in J ackson Jail.

17 FREEDOM RIDERS ARE UNDER ARREST   Jailed After Incidents In Whites-Only Waiting Room :   ARE ACCUSED OF BREACH OF PEACE

More ‘Riders’ Jailed In Miss.  17 Seorevation Challengers Seized   17 Segregation Challengers Seized

Patron Plays Dead During 2-Hr. Ordeal   Pair Mercilessly Blackjacks Victim in L. A. Tavern

Powell May Back  Parochial Loans  Differs With Kennedy, Plans Separate Bill

Rep. Powell Enters Education Aid. Fight  _ Congressman Disagrees With _ Over Federal Loans To Private Schools.

Organizations Not Required To File Statements of Receipts, Expenses

Canaveral Tension Mounts  Everyone’s Sure Astronaut  Space Shot Set For Tuesday

Shot Expected Tuesday Crowds Throng Canaveral Area for Manned Launch

Who's First Is Question At Canaveral   Tuesday's Launch Into Space Will Be 115-Mile Effort

Expect Cape Canaveral ‘Man Shoot Tuesday: Newsmen Flock to Scene

Milwaukee’s Temperature Drops  To 43 Degrees, Record Low For Date

Much Of Nation Chilly And Wet As Spring Ends   But Big Downpours Which Have Plagued Texas Ease A Bit

crime  TWO AKRON PLACES ENTERED LAST NIGHT CASH, MERCHANDISE ‘MISSING — AT EAGLES ‘AND DIRKS .HARDWARE

es 6 Crime TWO AKRON PLACES ENTERED LAST NIGHT — CASH, MERCHANDISE MISSING — AT EAGLES  AND DIRKS HARDWARE

"Blood Will Flow’ is Warning India Foree Flown By U.S. into Congo

First Gurkha Soldiers Land In Leopoldville   UN Emphasizes ‘Troops Are Here On Peace Mission’

Bitter Cold Some Areas In Midwest   Temperatures Back At Norma In Florida

30-Day Belgian Strike Is Over   But Socialists Still Will Fight Austerity

Adial Fut if Un the Line  Incidents As In Goa Could Cause UN’s Demise   UN Chides Reds Before Quitting   ‘Wha hat t About Cong Cong ro?  Solons Unfazed  By Rusk’s Story

Western diplomats concerned, UN today differs from that of 10, even 5 years ago   New conceani<   Assembly futile

New Members’ Code Of Conduct Disturbs West  Goa Reveals Changing UN Face

African-Asian Strength In U.N. Reyealed  _ Change Noted "In Case Of Goc

‘Wast’ tNothing To Do But Walk,’ ‘And She Did For 10 Hours To Ill Sor

Surgery Postponed  Mom Sets Out to Walk 37 Miles to Bring Son Home

From N. C. Baptist Hospital  Mother Walks 27 Miles To Bring Her Son Home

Fire Sweeps . . Pier; 6 Missing  Explosions Level Navy Bace Roilding

6 Missing in Fire at Pier   Charleston Naval Base Scene of Two Blasts

Six Missing In Naval Base Fire At Charleston   Building On Pier Demolished

UN. Move On To Limit Ban To Yea   Renewal Of 3-Year Moratorium Favored By India, Others

New Idea Is One-Year  Moratorium  Proposal Made With View To Further Talks

JFK's Return Delayed By Fog After a Sunday At Camp David Retreat

Unrehearsed Flashes of Humor New-Look Nixon Wisecracking Way Through Political Tour

IQuick With Wisecrack iNew Nixon Carrying On ‘GOP Campaign Over U.S.

Shows Unrehaarsed Humor  Richard Nixon Displays Easy Manner, Tells Jokes

Russ Reveal Details of Venus-Bound Space Craft: Ships Listening Posts

Russians Have Ships To Monitor Rocket   Could Be One Reason Why Soviet Has Protected Naval Surveillance

Gales, Snow, Rain  Lash Eastern U.S.   Air, Harbor Traffic Paralyzed; Flurries Still Dot Midwest

Weather:  Winter Lashes Northeast US  Storms Leave Midwest And Sweep Into East

Arctic Wind. Snow Lash Northeast   Twin Storms Join Forces Off New  England Coast

Northeast In Winter Gale Path   New England Hit By Heavy Snowfall; Death Toll Heavy

Gale Winds, Snow, Sleet Hit Northeast Tides Piled High, Visibility Cut To Nearly Zero

Snow, Sleet And Rain Hits Northeast U.S.      Twin Storms Join Forces

After Battering Midwest, South Paralyzing Storm. Lashes Northeast

Snow, Sleet, Rain, Winds Rip Northeast  Twin Storms Join  Forces; o- Inch Fall  . = a = =

Twin Storms Join To Rake Northeast!   Gales, Snow, Sleet Combine in Storm

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WU PCQILIUEL SPREE AACE UY  Legislature Liberalizes Compensation Benefits

Workman’s Bill Approvec In House 93-3   Companion Bill On Jobless Benefits Temporily Stalled

Action Covers Period After Leaving Post   Brother-in-Law Also Named in Indictment Against GOP Leader

Ex-Governor Fine Indicted  For Tax Evasion $45,554 Said, Due U.S.; Brother-in-Lav ‘Is Charaed. Too

Former Gov. Fine Indicted  On Charges Of Evading Tax Payments. Total $45 554

ECUaCOr S hee dent      Arosemena Wouldn’ spurn Money Even From Devil Himself

 Choices Not Announced Top Level State Positions  Filled by Kennedy and Rusk

CHOICES NOT ANNOUNCED -President-Elect Finishes High-Policy Organization

Kennedy Sets Confab Today With Johnson  Rusk Talks at Length With His Chief About  Disarmament Policy

Kennedy Fills Top State Dept. Jobs  Withholding Some Until Inauguration

Kennedy and Hoover Meet   Kennedy, Rusk Practically Complete State  Department's Croanization

Kennedy And Rusl Finish High- Policy   State Department And Some Missions Abroad Oraanized: Envoy Names Later

Local Issues Still Remain To Be Settled   Three-Year Pact to Be Presented Today To National Counei

Ford, Union Reach New Agreement; Must Still Settle Issues at Locals

Three-Year Contract Approved   25 Bargaining Units Still Must Resolve Local Strike Issues

Expect UAW Council To OK New Ford Pact   Monday Set As Target Date To Resume Work

Daily News Index   ball, Aa (UL Ky IDLE  Ford, LAW Agree Qn N     ew Contract

Ford, UAW May Agree On Contract   Final Approval May Be Given Pact Today

 Roll Call Machine Out Short-Circuited House Suspends Business Early

Short Circuit in Roll Call Machine Gives House Reason to Quit Earh

Trata De Consolidar Asi La Solidaridad Del Hemisferio   Habla Del Financiamiento Del Puerto De H. Matamoros

Inside...   Hottest Day of Year  Manhattan Blackened in Power Failure

Millions Involved in 41/2-Hour Chaos...   . e New York Hit By Power Failure

TRAIN RIDERS ARE TRAPPED FOR HOURS   Millions Involved In FiveSquare- -Mile Area  NiCAOTCD   Averted In Hospitals As Emergency Generators Pressed Into Use

MANHATTAN PANICS — Power Failure Darkens  5 Square Miles in N. Y.

DURING HEAT WAVE  Midtown Manhattan Paralyzed By  Massive Rush-Hour Power Failure

Vivid Example of Man’s Reliance on Electricity Power Failure Brings Chaos For Millions in Manhattan

AIR CONDITIONING, ELEVATORS OUT  Power Failure Heaps Miseries on New York      Trapped % Hours

No Damage: Troubles Millions Massive Power Failure Paralyzes N. Y.’s Midtown

Massive Power Failure Throws NY, Into Chaos   Thousands of Office Workers Stranded in Elevators. Subways

Big Power Failure Hits N. Y. City  3 Square Miles  te :, 0, on jae a oN a   3 Square Miles Of Manhattan Chaos 44 Hour:

Everything Stops in Heat — Power Failure Throws  Manhattan in Chaos

Riders Trapped In Elevators For Up To Three Hours, Passengers Stranded In Subways, Traffic Tangled Because Stop-Go Lights Not Operating ~—-Temperature Highest In History For June 13

Power Fails  In New York   Midtown Manhattan Darkened Or Hottest June 13th in Its History

Power Failure Causes Mess In Manhattan   Elevators, Subways Stalled; Times Square Darkened

RIDERS TRAPPED IN ELEVATORS, SUBWAYS Massive Power Failure Throws Midtown Manhattan Into Chaos

Subways, Elevators Halt On Year's Hottest Day :  Rush-Hour Power Failure Cripples N: Y

Power Fails In Downtown Manhattan  Electricity Out 4.5 Hours; Passengers

Massive Power Failure Throws City Into Chaos   Five Square Miles of Manhattan Darkened

Power Failure Throws Manhattan Into Chaos On Hottest June 13th in History

Massive Power Failure Plunges Section Of Manhattan into Hours of Chaos

§ Square Miles Paralyzed In Hot Humidity   Elevators, Subways Air Conditioning, Brought To Standstill

Power failure blackens N_Y.   MILLIONS CAUGHT IN BREAKDOWN ON HOTTEST JUNE 13 IN HISTORY

Chaos Spread Over 4 Hours On Sticky Day   Millions of Persons Are Inconvenienced No Casualties Listed

Manhattan Swelfers durinc Power Failure  Equipment Fails, Stalls Flevators, —  fr?

Failure Leaves Man Snarled Power Loss Causes Chaos In New York   More Sunshine Forecast Here; Fire Warning Out

Elevators Stalled, Riders Trapped in Subways During Hottest June 13 in History

Power Failure Hits Manhattan  Failure Throws Five Square Miles Of Midtown Into Chaos

Manhattan's Hottest Day Power Failure Traps  Hundreds in Rush How

—<SEOQ News  BEHIND PAGE 1   Massive Power Failure Throws New York Into Sweltering Chaos

rive square miles of midtown hit  Massive power failure throws New York into chaos

Chaos Grips New York In ‘Blackout’   9 Square ‘Miles In Manhattan Hit In Failure Of Power

Power Off: N.Y. Steams  in Blackout  Chaos in Manhattan Area on Hottest June 13th

(Bangkok-Bound?   Bangkok-Bound? Rusk Visit To Far East Predicted

Laos Rebels Reported Tn New. Mareh« Threat Seen To Royal Capital But We  ¢ faroly > er eens

Reports Vary As To Degree Of Emergency   King Is Optimistic As He Emplanes For Chief City, Palace

Troops Advance On Luang Prabang From The North   Communist Paratroops Now Hold Strategic Xienq Khouang Area

Rebel column advancing on royal capital   Most indications Laos city not in immediate dange!

Reds on ‘the ‘Move  Royal Capital of Laos ‘Goal Of Rebel Forces   Algerian Voting: Nationalist Rebels Kill 10 At Polling Station

INO PUES ait iwe  Communist Armies Fight  Toward Capital of Laos

Rebel Force Poses Threat To Laos City   Seriousness Not Certain As Advices Conflict On Advance

Pro-Red Troops Said on Move  In Northern Laos Threat to Royal Capital Increasing,  ’ French Sources Say

Views Conflict On Laos Threat   Krench Say Pro-Communist Rebels Near Luane Prabane. Roval Capital

Laos Crisis Mounts  Pro-Communists Reported Moving On Royal Capital

Laos Rebels Reported In New March  Threat Seen To   Threat Seen To Royal Capital But King Returns

Laos Rebels Advance In  North Area   Pro-Red Forces’ Attacks Reported Isolated Clashes

Reports Vary On Emergency   King Is Optimistic As He Goes To Capital

Inereases Threat To Royal Gity   Western Military Men Place Column 60 Miles North  Of City

Reds Reported Advancing on Luang Prabang   Laos Royal Capital May Be Threatened; Seports Conflicting

Pro-Communist Forces Reported Advancing In New Laos Offensive   Optimism Seen On Algerian Vote

Reds Move On Laos’. Royal City   Key Northern Province Falls ‘To Rebel Forces

csi) ents cartel  Communist Rebels Reported Advancing On Laos Capital

Reds Advancing On Laos Capital  French Sources Say Threat Increacina

Red Column Said Near Laos Capital  Threat To City Seen Increasing

Pro-Red Force Advancing on Luang Prabang   Reports Differ Regarding Threat To Royal Capital

Pro-Communist Rebels Advance On Laos Capital  But Rede Still Are 6f   But Reds Still Are 6 Miles Away, Some Reports Sav

Pro-Red Rebels March on Royal Capital in Laos   Threat Increasing, Say French Sources

Red Force Heads fot Prabang   Rebel Soldiers Are Advancing  Toward Capital

U.N. To Approve Appeal To Reds  But Soviets Expected Ta Tonare Plea To

Quick Action on Bomb Plea Is Se!  U.N. Committee Give: Approval to-Demand

Approve Quick Vote on Plea to Quit Tests   U.N. Assembly Will Approve Appeal by Big Margin, Belief

Judge Tells Riders Clean Up At Home  Clergymen Say Others Follow

Castro Army Tribunal To Fix Penalty   Six Men Accused OF Trying To Aid Focs Of Fidel’s Regime

‘SOVIET ACHIEVES NEW SPACE FEAT   1966-67 Date Cited -Russia's Next Target } Moon?

Cosmonaut Titov In 17 Circuits of the Earth   Lands Safely after Spending More Than 25 Hours in Orbit; Comes Down In Predetermined Area in Russia

Lands Safely In Space Ship   Cosmonaut Gherman Titov Travels Far Enough to Go to Moon and Back

Russian Major Spends 25 Hours In Space Flight   Circles Giobe In 88 Minutes, Travels Far Enough To Go To Moon And Back; ‘In Good Shane’

Red Spaceman Down After 17 Rotations   Western Scientists Say Moon May Be Next  Target For Russia

SPINS AROUND EARTH 17 TIMES  Cosmonaut Stays In Orbit For 25 Hours

Gherman Titov Reports ‘I Feel Splendid’; Khrushchey Promises Bis Weleama

Feels Splendid After Circling Farth in Orbit   Tremendous Welcome Promised by Premier

Titov Duplicates Moon Round Trip In 25-Hour Ride   Spaceman Kept In View By Television

Report Titov ls Healthy, Feelina Fine   Travels Far Enough To Go To Moon, And Then Back

Titov Orbits © The Earth 17 Times in Day  Khrushchey Promises . Bic Moseow Welcome

Lands Safely After Most Ambitious Space Explor ation  Russian Orbits 17. Times

Russian Major Tells Khrushchev He “Feels Splendid’ After 25 Hours In Space

Tells Khrushchev He Feels ‘Splendid’ After Making 11 Circuits of the Earth

Titov Aloft 25 Hours In Space Ship  Maior Second Man   Major Second Man To Circle Earth; Reds Talk Of Moon

Titov In Air 25 Hours   Red Spaceman Reported Healthy After 435.000 Mile Journey

: Travels 435,000 Miles—Far Enough To’ Reach Moon, Return To Earth

Orbital Flight By Titov Spans 435,000 Miles   Craft Lands Safely In Russia 450 Miles From Moscow; Code Messages Monitored In West

17 Circuits Of Earth by Reds’ Titov   435,000-Mile Trip ir 25 Hours; 8 Hours ‘Spent Sleeping.

‘Titov Returns fo Earth After 17 Full Circuits: Reports Feeling Well   26-Year-Old Major Spent 25 Hours, 18 Minutes In Outer Space And Supposedly Landed Craft Without Difficulty: Khrushchey Haile Feat

‘Feels Splendid’ As He Heads fo Great Welcome   Circles Globe More Than 17 Times and Is Landed Safely

Lands Safely After 25-Hour Space Ride   Soviet Spaceman Flies 435,000 Miles, Far Enough to Reach Moon. Return

Spent More Than Full Day in Orbit   Wins K Praise; Historic Feat Hailed by World

435,000 Mile Trip In Space   Vehicle Lands In Pre-determined Spot After 25 Hours, 18 Minutes

Russian Feeling Fine After Journey Equal To Trip To Moon And Back

soviet cosmonaut back down safely   Spaceman orbits earth more than 25 hours: says he feels splendid   Predict moon is next Red target

World Listens As Red Officer Makes Reports   Khrushchev Hails Maj. Titov, Cites Triumph of Reds

Red Spaceman Makes 17 Circuits; ls Landed Safely ‘After 25 Hours In Sky

‘I Feel Splendid, Major Titov Tells Khrushchev   More About Space Flight  On Page 3

Russian Lands Safely After More Than Day of Flying Through Space

Travels About 435,000 Miles; Reported in Air 25 Hours, 18 Minutes

Maj. Titov Manually Controlled Space Ship, Slept Eight Hours In 25-Hour, 28-Minute Flight Says Moscow Radio

BIG WELCOME “IS PROMISED IN MOSCOW   Travels Distance About Equai To Moon And Return

Russian Circles Globe 17 Times Cosmonaut Lands Safely, Travels 435,000 Miles in 25 Hours   Inside The Proqress   ‘Awaits Khrushchev’s Speech fonight ..  West Leaves Next Move On Berlin Up to Soviets

Makes. Seventeen Circuits Of Globe Successfully  Moscow Radio Says He Is Healthy And Feels Well

Moscow Welcome Is Set  For Titov by Premier Circles the Globe Every 88.6 Minutes At Maximum Altitude of 159.59 Miles

25 - Hour “Joy Ride’ For Pilot   Russian Major Titov Is Jubilant, Relaxed

Cosmonaut ‘Feels Splendid’ After 25-Hour Journey; Huge Reception Planned

Titov Dines, Sleeps While Circling Globe   Khrushchev Promises Tremendous Weleome ~26-Year-Old Major Travels 435.006 Miles

‘Needless Expense’ Of 2 Measures Passed By Legislature Cited By Welsh In Veto Message.   ‘MANY OTHER BILLS  SIGNED INTO LAWS

Score Kept On Acts of  Legislature   Liquor Gredit Card, Driver Photo Bills Vetoed

Dalton Says “It Seems Inevitable”  More Money Will Be Needed for State

State Agencies Need Increase   Dalton to Use Missouri Money For Fxpansion When Possible

Air Crash Kills 5  Reservists   (Related story in Sports Section)

Possibility of War Over Berlin Sends U. §. Economists fo Drawing Boards

In Case e Berlin Crisi s Erupts Into War  Secret Study Under Way On Controls, Rationing

War’s Impact Is Topic Of Secret Study   Manpower, Prices, Controls Are Part Of New Appraisal

If Berlin Crisis Erupts Into War...  Officials Study  American Economy

Impact Of War On US.Econom) Topic Of Study   Secret Report To Go To White House

In Light Of Berlin Crisis  Hush-Hush Study Being Made On Economic Effects Of War

US. Also Readies  White Paper  Macmillan Trip To Moscow  Held Unlikely

Production, Manpower Plans Mapped   All Being Based on Possibility of Conflict Krupting Over Berlin Crisis.

Hearings On Area Aid Bill Are Started  “Sponsors A Ate Hepat  anctira Will Ra bared

Distressed Areas Aid in Hearinas   ilke Tells Congress . .  Sound Economic Growth Foreseen

That's Right, Folks, Jazz Came Up The River—From Kiev To Moscow, That s

Tunes Belted Out B) Satchmo. Stalin? ie =  “Reds Now Claim They Invented Jazz

Red ‘Cats’ First With The ‘Blues’   New Orleans, It Seems, Not Home of Jazz

Where To Find It   SWEET GEORG! BROWN’ Who Started Jazz? Satchmo Stalir And His Siberian Six, Of Course!   By HUGH A. MULLIGAN

Like Wild, Mian...  Those Red-Hot Reds Startec That Crazy Jazz, Daddy-O

Sure! Jazz Invented by Bix Beria, Satchmo Stalin and Ziggy Molotov

UP THE LAZY DNIEPER BY OLD MOSCOW RUN Dixieland Gets Soviet Twist

Where Jazzki Was Born . lt Was Started Right On The Steppes, Man

Jazz Really Began From Way Out--Moscowville   By HUGH A. MULLIGAN

Reds Change Course of River for Old Man Jazz   Tiv HUGH A. MULLIGAN

Upbeat Writer in Soviet Downbeat Trace: Jazz to Hot Lips Lenin, Satchmo Stalin

Rangers Called In To Investigate Death Of Recluse Near Wellington

Electrical Wiring and Devices Wholesale & Retail  FREEPORT HARDWARE  tie Oy Attain

Electrical Wiring and Devices Wholesale & Retall  FREEPORT HARDWARE

Frantic Antics Always Near With Spring   For Instance, Story of Hearse With Everything

DiSalle Reserves Right to Change His Mind About Running, McElroy Told

DiSalle Hints May Decide To Run Again   Tells McElroy No Commitments Made To Anyone

Speedy Action Predicted  Prospects For Kennedy  Program Encouraging

Kennedy Gives Democrats List of Top 16 Bills   Promise JFK Speedy Action, Leaders Claim

KENNEDY GIVES HIS PARTY LAWMAKERS  Lists of Priority Legislation

 Kennedy Gives ‘Priority’ List on Legislation   Details. 16-Point Program to Dem Congressmen

Kennedy Sends Congress Priority List of 16 Bills   Measures Place Heavy Emphasis On Aiding Jobless

To Democratic Leaders  Kennedy Presents List  Of 16 Priority Bills

Kennedy Presents 16 Priority Bills   Democrat Leaders Promising Speedy Action on Plans

Jobless Compensation Bill Tops List Of 16 Kennedy Wants Priority Action On

President Puts 16 Measures On Priority List  Penisenalis Leaders Anerace ramicea   Democratic. Leaders In Congress Promise Speedy Action

Speedy Action Promised By Party Leaders  T£ELi... pP.__g*,.   Jobless Benefits, Liberalization Of Soc. Security Lead

‘President Submits List of 16 Bills ‘And Asks Demo Priority for Them

U.S. Jobless Bill To Get Top Priority   Kennedy Cites 15 Other Measures For Immediate Action

JEK Wants 16 Bills To Get Priority   Jobless Aid No. 1 On Kennedy's List

ActTION Fromised,  Kennedy Urges Congress — Give Priority To 16 Bills

Full steam ahead says Speaker Sam   Kennedy gives priority bill list to Demo leaders

Kennedy Asks Priority for 16 Measures  Congress Leaders Told Jobless Pay . Extension Tops List

Kennedy Gives Priorities For 16 of Top Bills   Speedy Action Dus On Program, Demo Leadership Claims

Jobless Pay Has Priority  Kenne “dy Lists 16 Bills  In Le visl: ative P rogram

Priority for 16 Kennedy Bills   Congressional Leaders Meet with President at White House Breakfast.

Kennedy to Ge Speedy Acton on Program   President Lists Top 16 Measures, Jobless Aid First

Reno Votes Friday On Pay Raises   ‘Must’ List Bills Go To Congress  Snecial Roudaat   Special Budget Message Slated By Kennedy

President Gives 16-Point Priority List   Congress Democrats Promise Action:  He Sees Spaak

Benefits On Top  Kennedy Wants 16 Bills  Given Congress Priority

16 ‘Must’ Bills Listed By Kennedy  Extension Of Jobless Pay Ranks Top

Kennedy Gives Demo Leaders List of Bills   Top Priority Is Requested  Caw Ciwhaan

Emphasis Is Put On Jobless Aid  Economy Boost, Depressed Areas Declared Urgent

Lawmakers Get Kennedy ‘Must’ List   Roster of 16 Bills Puts Heaviest Emphasis on Aid to Unemployed— Predict Quick Action

Headed by Jobless Pay Extension... .  Kennedy Lists Bills for Action

Gives Party Leaders 16 Major Bills   Aid to Unemploved, Changes in Social Security Top List

Tass Details Skimpy: Russia: Fi ires, ReturnsSpace  Ship Satellite

Skowron And Howard Hit Home Runs   Boyer's Fielding Is Defensive Feature Of Series Opener

Launch Watchdog Satellite in Orbit  Fire Two-Ton Samos From California

————  —U.S. HURLS SAMOS INTO POLAR ORBIT—  World Being Guarded By Watchdog Satellite

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  No Injuries Reported In Houcton Plane Crash

Fighting Mars  Peace Theme   Happiness, Despair Intermingle In Celebration Of Christ’s Birth

wen News" BEHIND PAGE t   AMERICAN LEGION AIDS IN STUDY  Viore Courses In Communism Added

3 Ohioans Die In Plane Crash   Probe Launched of W. Virginia Mishap

Long Labor Dispute at Atomic Works Reported Settled by GE, Union

Atomic Plant Accord Reachec   GE, Union Announce Tentative Pact at Big Works

Tornado Debris Being Searched  for More Victims  ‘One Known Dead, More Than 75 Injured in Kentucky Town

Fails to Make Any Mention  Of New Taxes   Johnson Thinks He Could Have Offered Financial Program

Absenteeism — Forces Senate To Quit Work  Pay,. Expense Bill Must Wait Until

 Irregular Troops on Sahara Border  Spain Says Morocco Threatens Invasion

Airliners Keep Schedule With Special Guard   Castro Supporters Planned to Put Two Gunmen Aboard Eact

Castro Okays Release Of 38 Persons   Hijacked Plane Apparently Will Be Held In Cuba

FBI discloses plot to hijack 5 more planes   Castro authorizes special flight to return airliner passengers to U.S.   PASSENGERS RETURNING ON REGULAR FLIGHT

Anti-American Riofers Step Up Bombings  Most Residents Tend to Usual Daily Business

Raids Staged By Terrorists In Venezuela.  Bombing Attacks Stepped Up on Eve Of Kennedy Visit

Bombing. Attack Are Stepped Up  n. Caraca   Police ‘in’ Caracas. Search’ for “Weapons

Caracas Police Take Steps To Curb Terrorists   Anti-Yank Bombs Heard in Capital

Terror Is Stepped Up In Caracas   Kennedy Due Saturday For Overnight Stay

British Pay For Burned © Church Fence   Used By Redcoats : For Firewood

DOGS. PADDY ed AG ONS  ON i A ND  Mississippi Hustles Freedom Riders to Jail

CHOW LINE AT FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE BANQUE]   JUDGE COX -STUDIES Freedom Ride Ban Is Still In Force

WHERE OBJECT WAS DETECTED   Seven Teeners  Killed in Crash  One Car in Minnesota Accident Reportedly Going Over 100 MPH

Seven Youths Killed Early Today in Broadside Four-Lane Highway Crash.

Life’s End  JOHN OGILVIE DIES  — OPERATED VIENNA BAKERY IN LE MARE. FOR MANY YEARS —

Life’s End JOHN OGILVIE DIES _ OPERATED VIENNA BAKERY IN LE MARS  “POR any -YEARS *

Tomah Seniors, Invited Back to White House, Greeted by President

President Keeps Promise  Tomah High School Seniors Visit US Chief at White House

66) Named for Possible Cook Vote Citations   Indicate Gross Irregularities In 50 Precincts

France Will Return 2 Divisions From Algeria De Gaulle Will Take Part  in Constructive Berlin Talks

De Gaulle to Pull Troops In Algeria  ‘Determined’ to Halt Drain of Men, Money

Thorough Investigation Wanted .. .  State Payrollers Vote Twice, Bloom Is Told

i Begins Today ‘Lent Is One of Six Seasons  ‘In Old Calendar of Worshiy

Religion in America .. . Lent Is One Christian Season Few Understand

Christians Observe Lent Many Ways With Extraordinary Acts of Devotion

Claims Riders Mistreated In Miss. Prison   White Youth Out On Bond

Total May Be Less Than A415 In ‘60   Safety Council Had Estimated 420 Traffic Deaths   TO REJECT RED NOTE ; Berlin Corridor Situation  Discussed By U.S., Allies

HAST Attacks Ike’s ‘Unwise’ Policies   Truman Confident In Kennedy

Truman Accuses Ike of Directing the U. 5. Unwisely   Says U.S. Now Has “Courageous Leaders Soa lt Can Do Its Best.”

Truman Raps lke, Lauds JFK   Former President Speaks At White House Dinner, Plays Piano for Friends

Harry Truman In Washington  Chides Past Administration For Wrong, Unwise Policies

Confident Of Kenned\ Leadership  Rips Into lke   Rips Into lke Repeatedly But Not By Name

Says Ike Held Back U:S. Truman Accuses Lisenhower Reign Of Wrong, Unwise Policies At Top

‘Eisenhower’ s Unwise Policies Held ‘America Back, Truman Charges

Tke to blame, Truman said  For bad policies that held nation   oinisiiniie pe a ii. tee ae

Ike’s Policies Hurt Nation. Truman Says   Sees Kennedy Leadership Giving U.S. ‘A Chance’

Truman Accuses Eisenhower of Unwise Policies  Held América Back,  Cave Ev_Pracidoanét 

Truman Flays Ike's ‘Unwise’ Leadership   Ex-President Says “Wrong Policies’ Retarded Nation

Soii Fertility Kick-off Meeting Draws Over 50 People in Canton January 17

Soviet Will Cut News Censorship  Diplomats Report Action Due Monday

WERICH DY FOreign VTorrespondents nanan nnn  Russia Is Expected To Abandon Direct Censorship Of Stories

soviet lifting censorship   Transmission of news without interference

German Commies May Form Forbidder Zone’ Around Berlin to Halt Exodus

Forbidden Zone May Ring Berlin   No-Man’s Land Is Between East-West City Boundaries

Hijacked Plane Passengers Land   Reds Planning 31-Mile Zone Around Berlin Escape Routes

No Clues In Utah Blasts Reveal ed Yel   Relentless Probe Goes On In Phone Tower Destruction

Allied Troops, — Armor Rush to Border Points   Berlin Restrictions Bring Prompt West Reaction

Red Travel Curbs Hit As Illegal And Brutal;  Berlin Tension Mounts

West Moves ‘Troops to Berlin Border as Reply To Tighter Red Curbs

State Architects Target i Rs etcettcmtalians. Ld  Committee Zeroes In On Spending Waste

state Architects Target —— ger  Committee Zeroes In On Spending Wacte

FARMERS WITHHOLD WHEAT. : U.S. Housewives Face Bread Price Increase.

More dough for bakers  Cent hike means $120 million — that’s a lot of bread, buddy

UN Council Meets Wednesday to Hea Cuban Charge U.S. Plans Invasion

Cuba to Air ‘Invasion’  Charges  UN Sets Special Meeting Wednesda’

Daniel Offers Compromise  Tax Package   Asks Limited Sale Levy, More From Gas Pipelines

Papers Genuine, Says State Dept.  Documents Taken   Documents Taken From Envoy’s Car

Stolen Papers Basis Of Cuba's Attack On U.S.   Taken From Envoy’s Car

WEATHER ELSEWHERE   Guevara Used 2 Stolen. U. S. Documents in His Attack on “Imperialism”

Katanga On Verge Of Civil War   President Says Rebel Bands Formed After U.N. Treops Arrived

Three Trucks Needed To Haul Loo ‘Carted Off By Boy In Little Cart

wagon wtOoren  Three Trucks Carry Away Loof Piled Up by Boy, 12, ‘Who Used Little Red Cart

————Crime Veteran At 12—— ‘Wagon Burglar’ Carts Three Vanloads Home

CHANCE FOR. NARROW VICTORY Gov. Nelson Appeals For Compromise.On Tax Bill

Nelson Appeals to Legislature for His Tax Revision Plan.  Politicians See Fair Chance Measure Will Get Approval

‘West Germans Blocking ‘Border Even Tighter:    Firm Promise Of Support’.  Visit To Berlin,  “Fruitful”--LBJ

List Setup  For Classes  At W-Center   Second Semester Arrangements Are Announced

Schedules Are Listed For Center.   Day And Evening Classes Announced By Waynesburg

‘Emporia ‘Skies   Emporia Weather   Mild Days and Cool Nights to Continue

Peace Plan Talks Fail... Meany, Reuther In Disagreement Over Arbitration

Confident Note Recovery Is in The Making Now   How Big and How Soon Are the Biq Questions

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Spring Brings on New Signs of Confidence

Retail Sales Gain! Spring Season Indicates Business Upturn On Way

now Dig, NOW JOON —  U.S. Business Is Confident Spring Upturn Is At Hand

New Tax Plan  To Be Offerec   Revenue Proposal by Gov. Nelson To Be Given Committee on Monday

China Threat To India Told   Peiping Bitterly Denounced As Nehru Vows Resistance

SNC FMI     Red China Troops May Be Moved Info India Unless Military Activity Halts

Nehru Reports Red China Threat To Crash Border      Man on Pace 4d-A

MAKES BITTER DENUNCIATION OF PEIPING REGIME  Nehru Vows to Resist Invasion by Red China   JFK Will Visit South America

Red China Grab’Seen By Nehru   Vows-To Resist And Repel Ageressors

Nehru Vows to Resist Any Red Troop Move  Tells Aroused Parliament Chinese Warning a Betrayal

Vows India Will Resist, Repel Troops   Accuses Red China Of Betrayal

VOMMURISTS Answer mote With tareat ul HiVaSIOn  Nehru Vows To Resist Red China

Nehru Raps ‘Betrayal’ By Peiping  Says India to ‘Resist   Says India to ‘Resist And Repel’ Advance By Red China Troops

Nehru Says Nation Will Resist And . Repel An Invasion   Peiping Regime is Accused of Betraying Neutral India

VOWS INDIA WILL RESIST Nehru Tells Countrymen China Threatens Attack

Nehru Pledges To Resist Reds   Red China Threat to Send Troops Into India Told to Parliament

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Warna Heavy Snow ‘Js Possible in Area

Rep. Powel Supports Parochials   Chairman Of House Education Group Fo Inclusion In Bill

Connwater. Bus Plunges Into Roadside Canal In Milan, Italy...  Nine Drown, 36 Injured   JAPANESE ATOMIC. SCIENTIST MISSING

71 Aboard Saved as Airliner Skids In Boston; Story, Photos, Page 3   GM Strike Ends; Ford Next

310,000 GO BACK TO WORK  UAW Ends GM Strike: Threatens Ford Walkout

85 Billion Debt Limit Hike Sought by Congress Today   Funds Needed to Finanec Deficit Program Spending

— eS eS eS. ES = Fe  Couple’s 12th Child Born; It’s ‘On the House

At Dr. Weiner’s Trial Falls Policeman  Barred From Cour   Hubby, Wife ‘Separated’

Police Chief Talks Girl Out of Gun After Offering Himself as Hostage

Ex-Mental Patient Talked Into Surrending Gun  Woman Holds Chief Hostage 2'2 Hrs.

Girl Causes Trouble _ With Gun   But Is Disarmed . By Policemen  WithNoOneHur!

we. -~t. .6 . Ore. ae  Wrnirusncney Virereg Presidency of Baldtes

Retirement Plan Beaten By 3-1 Vote   Issue Is Beaten In All 15 Of City Precincts

Sen. McNealy locks horns with Egan over roads   Rups proposal io cut access road program

Storm. Warnings. Seen In Congress For Kennedy's Legislative Py ojects 

 Depends on Point of View Democrats and Republicans Ditfer Sharply in’ Appraisal of Kennedy

Skies Due To Clear With Frost Possible By Morning; Tornado Threat Fails To Materialize.  >" Tr A RATT FNC BTN A TD   25 FAMILIES NEAR COLUMBUS EVACUATED

Battle Seen Shaping Up In Katanga   Drive Aimed At Gizenaa’s Troops

Colorado Posse Captures Youthful Killer Who Shot Four Law Officers

Vote in France 75.29 Per Cent; 65.4 in Algeria Despite Massive Abstentions

Gaullist Aim For Algeria Is Approved   Self-Rule Plan Rides To Vielory On Hope, Despair

De Gaulle’s Policy Wins In Algeria   ‘Yes’ Vote Surprise To Many; Motives Appear To Be Mixed

CUBA RELEASES U.S. PRISONERS   52 Americans Land Safely At Miami

RSE RERER Reveare no ae  First Americans Freed by Castro  U.S. Prisoners in Cuba

4 Reporters, 5 Priests, 3 Nuns Among 101 Repatriated From Castros Cuba Friday

Show Different Emotions  First American Repatriates From Cuba Arrive in Miami

52 Yanks Allowed to Leave Cube   Last of U.S. Newsmen Depar Latin ‘Prison’

Writer Reports Overthrow Of U. S. Goal Of Powerful Cuban Minority   Some Americans Returning  From Cuba Are Fighting Mad

Deer hunters snowbound   Sudden storm strands hundreds in Idaho hills

Hunters Caught In Heavy Storm  Many May Be Stranded   Many May Be Stranded By Four-Foot Drifts

Hunters in Idaho Still Snowboune   Total Indefinite; Many Devoid of Adequate Clothing, Food.

Many Hunters Marooned by Sudden Storm   Two Feet of Snow In Idaho; More Forecast Today

Snow Traps Hundreds in  Idaho Areas  - Hunters Marooned By 4-Foot Drifts; One Dead, 2 Missin

$40 Billion Road Plan to Congress   President Asks 1972 Completion

Eight Persons Killed Castro Regime Reports Uprising  Put Down In Oriente Province

Cuba Stops Uprising In Oriente  Dead, 100 Capture: In Recent Unricina

Revolt uc in Frarice’“ a J ails Scoréa   Nationwide Roundup Uncovers Plaris, to. Aid ‘Algiers Uprising

French Arrests Mount   Vast Plot to  Help Algerian Rebels Uncovered In Paris Area

Outcome of Algiers Revolt...  HundredsNabbedFor Plotting With Rebels

Hundreds Put Under Arrest; Homes Searched   Nationwide Roundup Begun Under Special Powers Held by  de Gaulle.

Plot To Aid Algerian Rebels Found   French Authorities Arrest Hundreds In Huge Round-Up

Police Nab Hundreds In Roundup   Searchers Turn Up Papers Naming Principal Plotters

‘Hundreds Under Arrest In Crackdown   DeGaulle Plans ‘Drastic’ Action Against Extremists

French Police Hold Hundreds; Sources Say Searchers Have Plottere’ Names: -

Hundreds Arrested In France _  Vast Plot To Aid  Revolt Uncovered

Settle Disputes at 5 GM Plants   Deadlock Persists Here; Management, Union Meet Again

GM Slowed For at Least  One Week  Most Plants idle As UAW Talks Continue   fin Lacal Cantracte

Production Delay at GM On New Cars  Some Plants Still  Jdle Neanite

GM Still Hindered By Strikes   Union and Management Officials Try to Speed Up Local Settlements

Auto Smashes Through Wall Killing Driver  Wee TREE Axtticar taTEM Derek

Stop Laos — War First, U.S. Insists   Russian Proposal To Delay Cease-Fire

U.S. Stand On Laos Is Unchanged   No Parley Until  Shooling Stops

TRUCE AS PRELUDE 10 PARLEY   Soviets Delaying Reply To Cease Fire Proposal  enter natant  DEAN RUSK   To Report To Kennedy Today On SEATO Session, Talks With Nehru

Blossom Time   U. S. Is Firm on Having Laos Cease-Fire Before Talks Held

US Standing Firm on Laos Cease Fire Before International Conference Agreement

Rusk Returns To Report On  Laos Sessions   U. S. Stands Firm On Cease Fire Tn Asia Powder Keg

Shooting Must'S! Must'Stop Before Talks Sta Before Talks Start...  U. S. Stands Firm  On Laotian Plan

Reaffirms Its Position on Laos Crisis   Want Shooting Stopped Before Conference Called

Laos Truce Comes First.  U.S. Asserts  Shooting Must Ston   Shooting Must Stop Before Conference,  High Officials Say

U. S. Edict: Halt Firing Then Meet  Refuses to Budge   Refuses to Budge on Prerequisite to Meet on Laos

U.S. Firm in Its Demand  For Cease-Fire in Laos   Sadness Starts This Story, But Happiness To End It

Conference Delayed For 7  Red Proposal   Rusk Is Expected To Return From  Talks With Nehru

Wants Shooting Stopped Before Parley On Laos   U. S. Against Red Plan To Delay Cease-Fire Until After Meetina

‘Stands Firm On-Peace Move _ a  lU.S. Says Ceasefire First Objective In Laos

Hard Look To Be Given Any Red Proposal   No Solid Evidence Soviet Union Will Make Concise Reply

U.S. Firm In Stand On Laos   KENNEDY WILL GET. REPORT FROM SEC. RUSK

Waits For Shooting To Stop  United States Stands Firm On Laos Position

U. S. Stands Firm  In Cease-Fire Plea   Soviets Rap West Buildup

WEATHER   U.S. Stands Firm In Demand For Cease-Fire In Laos   Red Powers Claim West Continues Waging Arms Race

Capfors Say, Seek to Start Portugal Revol   600 Passengers Said ‘Safe’ Aboard Portuguese Ship

Political Hijackers Grab Ship Carrying 600; Plan To Oust Portuguese Govt.

Believed On Way To Brazil   Many Americans Aboard; Leader Says All Well

Ships, Planes Pushing Hunt In Caribbean   Luxurious Ocean Liner Is Seized By Portuguese Kebels

Ship Hijacked With  Americans Aboard   Professed Aim to Start Overthrow of Portugal Dictator

WARSHIPS AND PLANES SEARCH SEA   Seventy Portuguese Rebels Seize Liner, 600 Pas. sengers, 370 Crewmen: Officer Slain, Several Wounded.

HIJACKERS IN PIRACY   Planes, Ships Join in Search: Americans Aboarc

Portuguese exile leads mutineers   Warships, planes search Caribbean for Santa Maria

Warships, Planes Hunt Political Hijackers   Liner Held To Start Ouster

Pirate Leader Says Liner Wa: Seized As First Step To Overthrow ‘Dictator’ In Portual.   MANY PLANES, SHIPS SEEK MISSING VESSEL

Seizure Called Start of Revolt Anainst Porluga   One Killed and Many Wounded in Battle; All Others ‘Are Sate"

British Frigate Loses Trail   Portuguese Premier's Foe Said Ringleader

Warships scour sec for hijacked liner  Dalteteal avil, laade catvura   Political exile leads seizure

Warships and Planes In Search In Caribbean   600 Passengers Safe Says Message From Ship

Capture of Ship May Be Foreword toa Revolution   Leader of Hijackers Is Representative of Junta Ot Liberal Exiles.

Exiled Rebels Seize Portugal Liner on Voyage   Hijackers Elude Warships, Head Toward Brazil

 With 800 P ersons Aboi ard  Hijacked Ship Reported Speeding Toward Brazil

Americans  Among 600 Aboard Liner   Officer Tells of Hijacking of Big Liner

American, British Warships Hunt For Portuguese Cruise Shin Today

British Frigate Fails To Find Elusive Craft   Over 800 Aboard Portuauese Vessel

Capture Vessel — With 600 Aboard   Swashbuckling Exile Leads Movement to Overthrow Portugal’s Dictator

Portuguese Exile Leader Says Santa Maria Captured as Start Of Overthrow of Portugal's Dictator

Riots Kill Seven In Portuguese African Colony  Attack on Police Apparently Effort To Free Prisoners

Paris Gives Big Welcome To President   Talks With DeGautle About Berlin Threat; Khriush Meet Next

/ Festive Air + Fills City As / Leaders Meet   President Assures De Gaulle Talks Of Great Importance

Kennedy, DeGuaulle ~~ Open Parley   Southeast Asia, Laos Issues Are Also Discussed

U.S. Leader Urges West Show Unity   De Gaulle Assured Parley Important As Khrush Session

President Gets WarmWelcome (01-Gun Salute   French Chief Assured Paris Tatks Important As Khrushy Meeting

Two Leaders Also Discuss Laos Problem   Paris Gives President Warm Welcome

‘Paris in gay. festive mood for greeting   But political atmosphere is much grimmer

Frenchmen Cheer President And First Lady; Discussion Of Berlin Status Scheduled

Two Allies Agreed on W. Berlin   Atmosphere Cordial in Opening Sessions of Policy Meeting.

Political Atmosphere  ls Grim   Parie Givee IE   Paris Gives JFK 101-Gun Salute, Warm Welcome

JFK, De Gaulle Reach Accord On West Berlin  As Paris Parley Opens

Kennedy In Paris, Begins Conference with De Gaul   Given President And Mes. Kennedy

Paris Warm In Greeting U.S. Chief   Meeting With De Gaulle Soon Under Way

Colorful Ceremony i in Paris Streets Followed by Grimmer Discussion

Paris Gay for Kennedy, Above Grim Sessions _ Ahead With De Gaulle

DeGaulle, Kennedy Agree On W. Berlin   TO MEFRTING   pacT aANnN FUTURE

KennedyOn First T rip  To Summit   Saturday Meet With Khrushchev Is Scheduled

Next Item For Chiefs Is Africa   Kennedys Get Warm Welcome  Entering Paris

BY DE GAULLE AT AIRPORT   Kennedy Confers With French President And Then Meets Khrushchev In Vienna Saturday.

Red Threat To Berlin Maj or Topi  Meete With ACL:   Meets With Nikita In Vienna Saturday

Welcomed by De Gaulle; 101-Gun Salute as French Cheer American Couple

Begins His First European Venture in Summitry  Kennedy, De Gaulle Discuss Threat of New Berlin Crisis

JFK Accorded Gala Greeting On Paris Visit   French Chief Asks Strong Statement To Khrushchev

Warm Welcome Given Kennedy And First Lady   French Capital Gay; Political Atmosphere Grim

Talks Said As Important As Those With Khrushchev By United States’ Leader

GIVEN WARN GREETING IN PARIS   Talks With De Gaulle Today Called Important  U.S, PRESIDENT   Tells French Greater Unity Goal: Meets With Khrush On Saturday

Parley Prelude lo Kennedy, wikia Meeting  Crisis Major Topic For Discussion

In Agreement On Problem Of West Berlin   Southeast Asia And Geneva Meeting On Laos Also Topics

WELCOMED BY DE GAULLE AT AIRPORT   Kennedy Confers With French President And Then Meets Khrush chev In Vienna Satur day.

Political Kir ‘Is Grim Under Berlin Threat   President Is Given Warm Welcome by Paris Public

Presidents Hold First Talks Today  DeGaulle Expected To Seek Inflexible

Paris Gives Pres. Kennedy Warm Welcome; Talks With  De Gaulle Enroute To Vienna

Freneh Crowds Cheer President. First Lady   Honor Guard   Karly Visit   101-Gun Salute   Oldest Friend

De Gaulle, JFK Agree   Paris Cheers President Before Summit Parley

Warm Greeting — Given by French   President and De Gaulle Agree on Problem of West Berlin

Paris Offers Warm Welcome to U.S. Chief   President Begins First Venture in Summit Diplomacy

JFK Begins First European Venture in Summit Diplomacy   K EN ROUTE

Rockefeller in Last Minute Move To Save President's Foreign Aid Bill

Accused Spy. Denies Charge   Tried To Save His Polish Sweetheart

Fulbright Tells Agricultural Council  Farm Exports Trade Problem

GOP Tax Stand Bothers Nelson  Asks Legislature to Iqnore Decision

Shepard's First Words: ‘Man, What A Ride’   First Medical Checkup Shows No Abnormalities

British Jet Bomber In Crack-Up  Crew Members Escape   Crew Members Escape With Minor Injuries In Crash In America

Flaming RAF Jet Crashes on Highway   Six-Man Crew Escapes with Minor Hurts

X15 Hurtles 3,140 MPH   Major Robert White Remains Cool Despite Troubles on Speedy Ride

District Hit Hard By Rain And Winds   Violent Storm Whips Three-County Area Serinusly

House GOP Puts up Votes for $43.8 Million For Homes €? Hospitals

GOP Action Finds Demos  Flat-Footed   Surprise Move. By Republicans On Top Bills

GOPs Put Up Votes to Pass Money Bills   Johnson Says Party Links Surprise Move To Reapportionment

Inside Today   Satellite Space Platform Is Fired. Info Orbit: Fails fo Eject Ranger 2 Payload

Space Platform Fails fo Eject Ranger Payload  Disappointment May Delay U. S. Plans For Moon Landing

Space Shot Disappoints Missilemen   ‘Piggyback’ Failure Deals U.S. Setback In Ranger Pregram

Platform In Orbit. Part Fails   Piggyback Unit Fails To Eject For Space Trip

Rocket Orbits but Payload Release Awr   Big AtlassAgena Blasts: Off OK,  AD cL tS een

Agena Fails To Kiek Its ‘Rider’ Free   Piggyback Ranger Not Ejected From Orbiting Satellite

[Due To Rocket Failure Attempt To Send Ranger ‘Into Space Is A Failure

Moon Test Shot Fails In Orbit   Second Satellite Riding Piggyback, Can’‘t Be Fired

C ape Canaverat:  Ranger T'wo Deep Space Shot Fails  Second Stage Is Not Ejected by An Atlas Rocket .

DUST BOWL’ SPECTER HAUNTS AREA  Drought and “Hoppers Plague Great Plains

Talks Of Many Things  ‘If Science Penetrates  To Hell.’ OK With Frest

High-Octane Gas Explodes on  Navy Tanker   Crewmen Leap to Safety, But Some Believed Trapped; Fire Trucks Stand by Helplessly.

Explosion Of Tanker Sets Fire   Morehead City, N.C Firemen Fight Tougt Battle: 15 Injured

Port Turned Into Inferno By Ship Fire   Morehead City, N.C., Rocked By Exploding High-Octane Gas

National Merchants Association Predicts 2 Per Cent Increase In Christmas Buying

a fib FP Rd ee ee ee ee ee ne, ee  Christmas Buying Will Tell Retail Story

Holiday Buying Spree Started; Record Expected  Rising Economy Seen

French Ready to Crush Moslem Demonstrations On Seventh Anniversary

Pickets May Hit Philadelphia  emma tam em   600 Striking Tug Workers 'Paralyze N.Y. Railroads

Talks Fail As Tugboatmen Move Picket Lines Into Philadelphia, Baltimore

Strike Severs Rail Traffic To New York   Dispute Over Jobs of 62 Men Disrupts Northeast; Bargaining Talks Fail.

AMERICAN EXCHANGE PROBE DUE   Second Largest Securities Firm Named for Inauiry

SEC Will Look into American   Ouster of Pair Leads To Quiz on Policies Of New York Unit.

Probe Ordered On 2nd Largest Stock Exchange   SEC Action Grows From Banishment Of 2 Specialists

Fear Stock Price Rigging  SEC Orders Study Of   American Exchange

SEC to open investigation American Stock Exchanae   Follows charge against two eneciglicte

Communists Told Ide _ ology Leads To More  Food And Steel   ‘MOSCOW LUXURIES IN SHORT SUPPL}

Food Scarcity Stirs Russian Propagandist  Ide wi don — ” Urged On W

Food Shortages Reported Soviet Propaganda Expert:  Instructed To Get On Ball

— POIGNANT POLITICS — Nixons Leave Capital As First Lady Returns

East Germans Halt Watson At Berlin Border   Bar General From Entering Red Zone

FINALLY LET IT PASS Russ Border Guards Dela U.S. Train From Berlin

2 Crewmen Survive Disaster —   Dead includes 74 Army GI’s on Way To Training Camp

Investigate 7]-Death Plane Crash   74 Recruits Die On Way to Train; Engine Troubles

Air Crash Probed: 74 Army Gls Dead   Seven Others Also Killed; Second Fatal Accident for — Twice-Disciplined Company

 ‘ we mr Farm Figures: HOGS, LAMBS GAIN — . GROUND — CATTLE STEADY

Cub Pack 120 Will Have Parents Meeting   Awards Will Be Presented Thursday Nicht.

Cub Pack 120 to Present Awards   “Sleepy Hollowland” Is a Theme.

22 Nations Ask U.N. for Angola Probe   Urge Pressure On Portugal for Reform. Freedom

Human Rights Said Violated   Portugal Is Target In Reform Demand

TERRITORY FREEDOM ALSO URGED   Salazar Shakes Up Cabinet In  Wake Massacres

OS EE t—<=‘“‘OSOSOSOOC.  22 Countries Call for Probe About Conditionsin Angola

Angola Probe Asked of U.N.   22 Asian, African Nations Ask Inquiry On Human Rights

U.S. Reluctantly Agrees To Enter Laos Peace Talks  Kennedy Is Testing Nikita’s Sincerity 

U.S. To Take Part In Meet On Laos   President Approves Concession Leavina Laotians Status Vaaue

TO TALKS ON LAOS CRISIS   Kennedy Sets Terms Leaving Loaotians’ Status Vague; Geneva Conference May Start Tuesday.

KENNEDY APPROVES CONCESSION  U.S. Reluctantly Agrees to Partake in Laos Meet   PRAISES BRITISH COLONY   Johnson Arrives in Hong Kong

U.S. Agrees To Participate In  Talks On Laos   American Concession Leaves Status Of Laotian Delegates Vaque

Compromise preposal on seating deleqates seen   Ailthree factions to he  ‘epresented

U.S. Agrees To Accept Laos Status   3 Factions Will Sit In Meetings as Laotian Delegates

Conference Should Open Tomorrow; Status of Laotians Now Vague - 

Kennedy Gives His Approval to Concession  Status of Laotian   Status of Laotian Delegation Is Left Vague

Kennedy Approves  New Move   Compromise Formula Deliberately Avoids Indicating Whether They Represent Laos

U. US.  Agrees To Start. on Peace Talks   Three Factions — From Laos Wait For Conference 

U.S. AGREES TO TALKS ON LAOS CRISIS   Kennedy Sets Terms Leaving Laotians’ Status Vague; Geneva Conference May Start Tuesday.

U.S. Clears Way For Laotian Talks   Reluctantly Agrees to Take Part in 14-Nation Parley After Kennedy Approves Concession That Leaves Status of Laos Delegates Vague

Inside Today   Kennedy Okays Concession; Laotian Delegation Vague

Status of Laos Delegations in Geneva Vague   Language Change Gets Concession

jJEK Okays American Concession  Status Of Laotian  Thy .1... ,6stCl DCO   Status Of Laotian  Delegates Is Vague

SUMMIT MEETING SEEN AS COLD WAR PROBLEM INCREASES FOR NATION   Rusk Reluctantly Agrees To Take Part in Laos Talks      ‘Time and Events Sway JFK on Summit

ALL FACTION DELEGATES DUE SEATS   Top Leaders Still Seeking  Home Solution

U.S. Reluctantly Agrees To Participate In Laos Meeting:MakeConcessior

Makes Concession on Delegates  U.S. To Take Part  In Laotian Contab

Green Light Given Allies  For Session   Concession Made By Kennedy Ends Geneva Deadlock

14-Nation Meeting On Laos Will Open   Kennedy Conference  With Nikita Studied

JFK APPROVES COMPROMISE PROPOSAL   Three Laotian Factions To Have Geneva Delegations —   INFORMANTS   Say U. S. Seeking To Test Whether Soviets Favor Neutral Policy

J. §. Okays Plan On Geneva Talks  _ Leaves Status of Laos Groups ” Vague To Get Conference Started

NAMED TO PSC   U.S. Will Join  Talks on Laos   Status of Laotian Delegates Left Vague in American Concession

U. S. Gives Concession On Laotion Delegations To Test Russian Position

U.S. Agrees On Role Fo  Laos Group   Geneva Talks Due Start; Laos Parties To Be ‘Observers’

Agreement Paves Way For Talks   Laos Talks May Begin Tonight Or Tomorrow

Crews Halt 164 Fires in California; 7 Burning   Mother Lode Fire

Forest fire situation appears to be slightly eased in Northern California

OSS In Millions  State's Dangerous Fire Situation  Is Slightly Eased

SEE SHORTER LIFE SPAN Today’s Children Bigger, But Is It A Good Thing?

Vanger Minimized  Reds Seeking to. Destroy 4-Power Status: of Government in Berlin

Reds Must  Have Care in Berlin Acts   AsSociated Press News Analyse By WILLIAM L. RYAN

 Scattered Traces Of Precipitation—  Mild Weather Through Friday

190 TO RECEIVE DELONE DIPLOMAS SUNDAY EVENING   21st Annual Commence ment Exercises Planned By Catholic School

Pa. Officials Split Over  Dam Project Goddard, Henning Are Group Leaders At

COAL BLACK WITH WHITE CRESCENT  11-Year-Old Girl's Wish For Pony Will Come True

Holland Boy, 5, Drowns In River   Body of Robert Sanchez Found Near Waverly Railroad Bridge

Boy Had Been Wading With Friends   Body of Robert Sanchez Found Near Waverly Railroad Bridae

Catching Capsules Too Eas: ‘Give Us Some Wiggles, AF’s ‘Outfielders’ Ask

Fliers Hope For ‘Wiggler In Next ws  Air Force Catches  sc“ 2 «© a. sae

Air Foree Wants Live Recoveries   Aerial Recovery Now Routine For Capsule Catchers

14 Persons Die In Accidents In State   Discoverer Nose Cone Is Caught   Missile-Alarm Satellite Launching Attempt Fails

After Snagging No. 4. : ‘ : Fliers Want Something ‘Alive! in Nose Cones

Fourth Successful Aerial Catch Space Capsule Is Caught Over Pacific

Swiss Climber Saved   SEO News" BE  PAGE 1   ‘Airmen Want ‘Live’ Capsule Next Time

Another Space Capsule Snagged in Air  Airmen Hope for ‘Something Alive’ in Next Aerial Recovery

‘Give us somehting that wiggles’’  Init force fliers retrieve Discoverer nose cone

—- AWAIT BIGGER CHALLENGE — Fliers Catch Another Discoverer Nose Cone

Snag Nose Cone Over Pacific  Airmen Want More   Airmen Want More Tough Assignments

Grab Nose Cone:  Hope Next Recovery Will Produce Something’Kicking

‘Give Us Something Alive’  Airmen Pluck Fourth Nose Cone From Sky

FLIERS CATCH CAPSULE IN AIR   Discoverer Nose Cone Hooked on Return

Pick Another © Cone From Sky   Fliers Now Ask for “Something That Wiaacles” —

Baseball   Fliers Snag Space Cone, Look Forward To Something ‘Alive’

‘Instruments Routine  AF Missile Retrievers Want More Excitement

Fliers Retrieve  Discoverer Cone  Capsule Snagged In Air by Plane

Hope to Catct Living Object   Air Force Plucks Nose Cone. From Sky in Routine Retrieve

Snagged In Air On First Pass By Flying Boxcar Piloted By Ohioan: Made 32 Global Trips

AF. plucks another cone  from the sky   Aerial recovery of Discoverer capsules ‘routine

‘SALES TAX WOULD HELP’ ‘MILO. Tax Climate Blamed For State Industrial Exodus

Make No Statements  Fliers Take Off For U.S. After Brief Amsterdam Stor

Goa facilities near normal   Docks working, communications yet to be restored

Senate Inquiry Shifts GE Pleads 5th Amendment  In Refusing Earnings Data = S

' HAD BEEN INVESTIGATING MURDER OF MRS. PARKER —  ‘Private Eye’ Beaten, Tossed in River

Where Your Taxes Go   President Suggests First — Secretary of Government

Nuns teach public classes      Merge schools as ‘matter of economy’

‘MATTER OF — ECONOMY’  Public, Church Schools Merge In Ohio Community

Old Storie: Point Up Possibility   Think St. Joseph Pioneer Beat Wreht Brothers

Balaguer Expected To Propose Junta  Observers See Statement as Mave tn Dramata Chala'lts.,.

Planes Hit Two Cuban Airports _   ‘Havana, Santiago Targets In After Dawn Assaults

Bomb Camp In Capital's Nearby Suburbs   Claim Air Attacks Made to Cover a Commando Landing

Castro Regime Says Marauders Are Shot Down   Reports Say Bombs, Rockets Set Off Damaging Explosions

HIT AT DAWN IN HAVANA, SANTIAGE   All Soldiers And Militiamen Ordered To Their Posts    Made To Cover Commando Landing At Seaport 30 Miles From Capital

Castro’s Government Claims 2 Attackers Shot Down; All Soldiers Ordered To Their Posts.   HEAVY EXPLOSIONS FOLLOW AIR ATTACK

U.S. Berlin Forces In Fine Shape  US Army Garricon   U.S. Army Garrison Well Trained to Meet Most Any Eventuality

What's Inside   Nik Asks German  Treaty Talk Now   Hands Kennedy Soviet Timetable

Peace Meet On Borders K Objective   Proposal Made To President At Vienna Conference

Answer Native Complaints Se  Condemn S. Africa In U. N. for Bias; Ask Policy Change

7HARGE FOLLOWS COUNTER-CHARGE  Nixon Aides Claim Knight Sought Pact

Charges and Counter-charges  ~ Knight Sought Political - Pact, Nixon Backers Say

Nixon supporter strikes back at Knight, charges he tried making political deal

Knight Is Accused Of Seeking Pact   Nixon Supporters Make Charge After Emissary ls Named

Nixon Supporters Say Knight Sought Palitseal Pact Wak &     Dracgidl esr?

Storm Plays Giant Game of Hopscotch   Mayor Daley Order: Aid; Southern Area Vike a Battlefield’

Britain Views Soviet Note As ‘Serious’   Seen Threat To Air Travel

U.S. officials say they find nothing new in Soviet note   Liberian leader opposes Soviet nuclear testing

New Harassmen t OF Traffic —_____—_  US Officia [s: ‘Nothing Nen”  In Red Notes

Air Access Into Berlin Is Attacked   Soviet Union Says Western Powers Are Transporting Spies

U.S. Officials Dispute Charge Made By Russia   Allies Receive Soviet Notes Chargin« Misuse Of Air Corridors To Berlin

Britain Declares Newest Charge in Russian Note Is ‘Extremely Serious’

London: .  West Views Soviet Move  With Alarm  Revecqan Aotiney   Russian Action -. On Ait Corridors  Believed Serious

Charge Termed Serious   Britain Assails Air Corridors Misuse Statement

Sales Tax Referendum Worth Considering, Is Opinion of Gov. Nelson

Former Katanga Officer s Held   Ex-Chief of Staff Accused of Treason

Ishombe Aide Faces Trial  Accused of Treason   Accused of Treason For Contacts With Officials of U.N.

Marilyn Is Out of the Hospital, She's Thinner But Still Beautiful

Marilyn Back To Public   ™~ a a ..@ Kx x we Le Beauty Leaves Beastly Nerves Behind

South Viet Nam Awaits LBJ Arrival   Vice President To Talk Jungle War With Diem

En Rotite To South Viet Nam Vice’ Presiden t Seeks End OfJungle Warfare

Johnson Heads For S. Viet Nam   Vice President and Diem to Discuss Red Jungle War

Johnson Heads. For Troubled South Viet Nam   Promises U.S. Will Maintain Its Strenaqth And Vigilance —

U.S. May Offer Viet Nam Troops   Johnson Flying to South Asia for Conference on Red Guerrilla Jungle War

Johnson Headinc For S. Viet Nam  U.S. to Maintain Its Strength, Vigilance

Veep Goes To Trouble Area Today   Johnson Plans To Talk With Viet Nam Head

Johnson Heads For Viet Nam   Veep Says U.S. Firm In Anti-Red Policy

JOHNSON IS ON WAY 10 S. VIET NAN   Will Discuss Plans For  Jungle War Against Reds With Diem; Indochina Peril Worsens.

Encouraging Signs Seen   Johnson Heading For Parley In Troubled South Viet Nam

Udall Boosts Ozark Rivers Park Plan   Interior Secretary on Float Trip Today.

Tells of Swapping Jug of Water for 3 Cookies With Flying Saucer Crew

Midvale Men Describe Tornado  Mine Tipple And Office Building Badly Damaged

Assembly Sessions Resume Ohio Legislators Seek $2 Billion  Revised Fund Bill   Some States Lose Seats  House Rejects Size Boost Plan

rrondizi, JFK 'o Meet Sunday   Expect President's Father To Survive

That Killed 78   -Probers Seek to Clear Up Mystery of Plane Grash

Nelson Plans Alternatives In Tax Biil   More Sales Levies on Business, Higher Individual Rates

New Provision fo Retain Tax Deduction Paid   Individual Rates, Business Sales Taxes to Jump

Revised Setup Would Increase Levy on Incomes  Alternative Plan Proposed To Aid In Compromise

Appeal lo rresiaent Kennedy  French Town Wants To Adopt American Gl

French City Seeks To Keep American  GI, Mainstay Of Basketball Team

French Want Him To Remain  American GI Adopted By Town In Normandy

=—SEO News™”  BEHIND PAGE 1   N ormandy Town Adopts Ameriean GI Cage Ace

Bue For Transfer  French ‘Adopt’ Gi, Send Special Plea To Kennedy

Asking President's Help French Town Hopes to Keep It's ‘Adopted’ Milwaukee GI

French Town Wants to Adopt This American GI (He Plays Basketball)

 Appeal to Kennedy ..  (Normandy Petitioners Appeal For Service Man’s Staying

Reapportionment Passes House lest, Faces Rough Road in State Senate

Housing Bill Due For Okay By Congress ~ $450 Down For $15,000 House

‘Borders On- Subversion’  McClellan Calls For More Missile Base Testimony

Work Slowdowns Near Subversion, Says McLellan   ‘Rotten Abuse of Power,’ Says Witness

Missile base strikes border on subversion   McClellan calls for testimony on ‘slewdowns’

Contractor Cites High Labor Cost   Electrician Paid More at One Base Than Top General

Senators Probe ‘Waste, Abuses’ At Missile Base  “Work Slowdowns and Strikes Are Called  Clacse. ta “Subvarcian’

Charges Labor Damaging U.S. Missile Plans   Contractor Asserts Strikes, Slowdowns Near Subversion

On Missile Base Strikes, Slowdowns  McClellan Asks More Testimony

Missile Base Strikes Rapped  menate Prober rs Slated  Sage: SE. Fe eMennpEn een ae

Workers Get More Than Astronauls  Pe ee Le eT   Contractor Says Labor Doing More Harm Than Reds

Rocket Base Ditchdiggers $287 A Week   Swears Labor Leaders Hurt Missile Program More Than Reds.

Prober Seeks Missile Base Strikes Data  Contractor Says  Program Slowed Ra Tatas t 2st.

Missile Base Strikes Border On Subversion, Sen. McClellan Charges

McClellan Assails  Strikes at Bases  Slowdowns, Featherbedding Practices Charged at Hearing

Missile Base Strikes Rapped   Senate Probers Slatec For More Testimony

Roval Visitors From Monaco   ‘Near Subversion’ By Unions Charged

Brown Asks  $2.6 Billion State Budget   Delivers Stern Warning Against Extra Spending   REGIONAL PROJECTS

Issues Veto Warning on Any Boost   Calls for No New Taxes, Proposes to Dip Into Reserves

YOU CAN GET BETTER GRADES- NO. 2  Ten Simple Steps ; Toward Higher Marks

You CAN Make Better Grades Ten Simple Steps * Toward Higher Marks

YOU Can Get Better Grades _ 10 Simple Steps Towards Higher School. Marks —

‘YOU CAN GET BETTER GRADES’  Ten Simple Steps Can Lead To Higher Marks by Student   By LESLIE J. NASON, Ed.D. With HARRY KARNS

Ten Simple Steps Towards Higher Marks    Send for the booklet Now!

Rusk Reports On Allied Strategy; Seeks Unity   Khrushchev Talk Studied; Soviet Policy Unchanged

Another Cut Planned In Gas Rates   Company Orders Slash Third Time This Year

Former President Bayar Also Among 5 Given Death Sentences For Violating Constitution

Deposed Turkish Leaders To Hang  Menderes, Others Sentenced To Die

Turks Order Menderes, 14 to Death   Former Premier in Collapse at Prison Hosiptal

See TEST SHOT, Page 2      Former Rulers Of Turkey Face Death Sentence

Inside Today's Times   And Fourteen Others  Turk Court Dooms Deposed Premier

Deposed Leader Of Turkey Draws Death Senfence   ‘Violations’ Cited During 10 Years OF Dictatorship

Former Premier And Ex-President Are Condemned   Menderes Collapses, Unable to Appear

Hanging For 15 Former Officials  Ex-Premier Of Turkey, Others To Be Executed

Not Feeling So Pert Lately? All You Need's A Little Sassafras Tea

No Open Military Opposition To Rebels as They Dig in On Northeast Edae of Seoul

Korean Coup Is Unopposed  Rebel Troops Are Deployed Along Edge of Seoul as Leaders Confer

‘DFL-Republicans Gird for Return ‘to Special Session and Bickering

error in the Alps  Plane Clips Cable Cars; 6 Killed; 30 Riders Rescuea

Service Continues: Bankrupt New Haven Road Wheels Into Reorganization

ALBIA YOUTH ALSO FOUND GUILTY —  Death Penalty To Confessed Killer

Revenue Hike Revives Hope  For Tax Cut   Dillon Says Slash Hinges On Congress Approval Of Review

ULN. Extends ~ Powers for. Hammarskjold   Bitter. Soviet ‘Attempt Beaten On Caran locus

U.N. Congo Operation to Continue   Action Overides Russ Opposition to Dag’s Program

U.N. Assembly Supports Dag’s Congo Powers   Vote Overrides Bitter Opposition From Russians

Peace Flight To Rebel Stronghold In Congo Is Set   Soviet Opposition Overridden; U. OK’s Congo Outlay

Reds Lose Congo Move In Assembly   UN Approves Temporary Extension of Hammarskjolc Spending Power in Congo

Spending Powel In Congo Wins U.N. Extension   Soviets Disapprove, Protest Colonials Pushing Operation

U.N. Extends Financing for Congo Mission  Dag’s Spending Powe: Approved Over. Bitter Soviet Opposition

.N. Approves Dags Congo Fiscal Powers   Stopgap Resolution Passed Despite Soviet Opposition

DM shooting     Stump’s lawyer charges some testimony ‘not true’

173 Texans Expected to Meet Viclent Death During Coming Holiday Season

MEET IN) PRIVATE      Triplets Added to Family Of 12 Children in Canada

Heat Kills 12. San Gabriel Fire Rages On   Poultry Losses Rise as State Swelters in 100-Plus Weathe:

Weather Takes A Heavy Toll  Oppressive Heat in Far West Is Costly

Heat Blasts Take Heavy Toll in West  8 Deaths Reported From Prostration;  Fires Break Out

West Hit by Heat, Floods   7 Fatalities in California Result From Hot Weather

Heat takes toll in lives  At least a dozen deaths recorded in California

Heat Prostration Claims 7 Lives  Bad Weather, Fires Plague Western U.S.

i  EIGHT HEAT DEATHS  Western States Suffer From Weather Extremes

Leasing Vajecgatter  Wagner Smashes To Win Without Party Machine

Egan plans to ask more tax funds of legislature   etuses fo iscuss hudget with newsmen

Money and Tax Bill Pushed by Missouri House   ‘Legislators. ‘Facing Busy -Week Before Easter Recess

Money Bills Are Moving in Missouri ‘Leaislature   Tax Raise on Beer, Wine and Liquor May Be Debated This Week,

Purpose to Uncover Election Law Flaws, Says Republican Who Might Take Over Job

Washington Watches Tensely  Kennedy, Thompson Confer On New Crisis At Berlin

Kennedy Holds Hurried Talks On New Crisis   Calls In Envoy To Moscow, Also Expects To Consult With Rusk

Russia Ends Censoring Of News Stories   But Correspondents Still Responsible For Dispatches

Vik maine Coast ——  35 Crewmen Are Rescued  As Merchant Ship Breaks Up

Broken by Gale  So ee RENN ee MRR  Captain, 34-Man Ship Crew Saved

Storm Breaks Cargo Vessel; All 35 Saved  Other Ships Take   Other Ships Take Aboard Lifeboat  KF vacuees

Virginia Buried Under Eighteen Inches Of Snow   Three Dead; Storm Moves Out To Atlantic

Snowstorm Boils Out Of Carolinas; Buries Vireinia Under 18-Inch Snow

Police Nab Boy Killer of Parents   Class President Also Injures Girl

President Of High School Class Kills His Parents, Wounds Girl, Steals $424

California Youth (Class President ‘and Explorer Scout) Slays Parents

Berserk Youtk Kills Parents  Officers Puzzled By Midnight Shooting

‘Model Boy’ Kills Parents ‘Hated Dad’   Slams Rifle Butt on Girl's Head; Flees With $425

High School Leader Slays Parents, Flees With Money Belonging to Scouts, Church

HERALD INDEX   Mant Homeless In Dixie  Wet Christmas Faces Flood Victims

Arson Squad Probing Fire At Cleveland   Eight Persons Lose Their Lives, Ten Are Injured

Among European Newspapers  Kennedy Stand On Cuba Prompts Mixed Reaction

Adlai's Tour Discloses © Latin Leaders Aware Of Communist Threat

Schedule Changed Japanese Premier  Meets With LBJ   Latin Leaders More Aware Of Red Threat Than Ever, Stevenson Says

Stevenson’s Tour of South America  Mersasine to Clnceas ta Renoart ta LEK

‘Aware Of Communist Threat’ :  Adlai Makes Report To JFK On J ourney

U.S. Charges  Bid Rigging,  Price Fixing TVA Asks Triple  Alleged Electrical Fixture Overchargs

> Firms Sued By Government   ‘lectrical Companies Named in $12 Million  Suit on Overcharges

Ask$12Mil, For Overcharges in Sale Of Breakers   Defendant Firms In clude Two Of Amer-

Action Asks $12 Million In Damages   Justice Dept., TVA Claim Overcharges By Five Companies

IVA, Government  Sue Electric Firms  Seek $12 Million for Mlegal Overcharges.

Government Files $12 Million Damage Suit Against Heavy Electrical Firms

5 Electric. Companies Face Suit.   “Government Asks . $12 -Million For ~ Alleged Overcharaé

IVA Joins Department Of Justice  Overcharges For   Overcharges For Circuit Breakers Since ‘51 Claimed

U.S. Sues 5 Electrical Part Firms  Action Charge: > * . . . Price Rigging

U.S. Sues Five Electrical Firms For $12 Million   Civil Action Alleges Overcharges, Illegal Price, Bid Fixing

$200,000 In Mystery Gifts Said Yielded.  Jefferson County Sheriff Admits  Vien EKnawled.c

News Index   WELL-KNOWN AMERICANS ANSWER  Seek Definition Ot Patriotism

Today's Chuckle   What's Patriotism?  Don't Define, Just Live It

CIcnAMmManh ial  Woman Tells Of Being Shot, Crawls Out Of Her Grave

Jewish Woman Tells Of Horror   Talks At Eichmann Trial Despite Attack

Eichmann Unmoved by Story  After Heart Attack, Woman Take: Stand to Tell of Nazi Atrocities

Downtown Doinas   ACADEMY AWARD' FILM — ‘SONG WITHOUT END’ OPENS TONIGHT ‘AAT ROYAL

Downtown Doings  ACADEMY ‘AWARD. FILM . —_ ‘SONG WITHOUT. END’   “ Fi i a es ea ee

World Council of Churches asks _ End of war of nerves, pressures, bomb rattling

Residents — Evacuated  By Air, Sea   Slight Wind Shift Could Be Disastrous

Helicopters and Boats Used  RESIDENTS OF 3 CANADIAN VILLAGES FLEE FIRES

New Mexico Hit Hardest by New , Wintry Blasts   Heavy Rains Dousing Southland; 17 Dead In Early Storm

‘Towns Isolated, Schools Closed  Wintry Storm Pounds the Southwest

fain in Southland  Southwest Reels In Snowstorm   Rv UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

As Much as 34 Inches in New Mexico   Travelers Marooned; Towns Snowbound; Floods in Dixie.

Electronic Brains Partly Blamed for Excess Aid Costs  General Accounting Office Says U.S. Qverenent Manv Millians

7 Electronic Slipup ! Multi-Million Mistake  Made jin Buying Order:

Electronic Errors, Human Mistakes Cost U. §. Dearly in Far East Military Aid

Mistakes In Millions  Costly U.S. Errors Laid  To Electronic Brain

State Legion Contest F or Top Officers   Today's Election Winds Lp Large Session At Erie

Plan Mostly Restafement  Of Pledges   Believed Scheme To Take SpotHaht From JFK

Seen As Counter To JFK Appeal!   8-Point Plan Offered Along With Views On Colonialism, Testing

Counter To JFK Peace Appeal  Soviets Revive 8-Point Plan To ‘Cure’ Tension

Soviets Present ‘Cure-All Plan   Reds Accuse U.S. Carrying Cold War Into Atomic Energy Agency

REDS OFFER EIGHT - POINT PEACE PLAN   Nonagression Pact, Troop Pullout Proposed In Document Which Hits U. S. As Colonial Mastermind.

8-Point Plan Presented by Soviet Union  Proposals Aim to   Proposals Aim to Counter Program Of U. 5S. President

Reds Offer Cure For  World Ills   8-Point Program Submitted To U.N.

Soviet Tries fo Counter Kennedy Peace Appeal   Puts Forth Program As Cure for Tension

Reds Seek To Counter JF K Appeal   Soviets Propose Eight-Point Plan To United Nations

Tension Cure Plan Offered By Russia   Berlin Talks No Clue To Reds‘ Plans

Reds Seek To Counter Kennedy Peace Plan   On. nF Inside   inere is some mumor Diplomatic Luncheon Takes Patience Endurance and Restraint of Temper

$8- Point Program Is Old Line Move Is Designed  To Counter Peace Aims of Kennedy

Russians Offer. Eight-Point Plan  Soviet Proposal in U.N. Called Cure for International Tensions

8-Point Russian Plan Answer to Kennedy Appeal   Soviet Proposals Mostly Old Stuff

Reds Strive To Counter  Bid By US.   Proposals Given U.N. ‘Rehash’ Of Past Suggestions

Russia Offers 8-Point Peace Plan fo U.N.   General Disarmament Proposal Stressed In New Red Memo -

Reds Seek To Counter  skis Appeal   Eight-Point Cure To World Tension Given By Soviets

Counter U.S. Moves:  Reds Offer Eight Point Plan For Easing Tensions

Soviets Offer 8-Point Plan For Reducing World Crisis   Trying To Counter Kennedy’s Appeal; Proposals Re-Hash Of Earlier Ideas

Proposals Submitted to U.N. With Two Other Memoranda Deal With. the Nuclear Test  Issue and Colonialism

Stress 8-Point Program — Soviet Union Seeks To Take Spotlight From Kennedy’s Plan

Gromyko Addresses U.N.  Reds Counter Kennedy Plan With $-Point Arms Program

Russians Seeking To Counter JFK With 8-Part Plan   Proposals, However, Mainly Earlier Ones Just Repeated

British Say Russ Block Laos Parley  . Halts Talk, Threatens :Collapse: Russ Stall

Javits Has Proposal Or Berlin Issue   Senator Would Put West Berlin Under Bonn Government

Complaints Over Phony Packaging Flood Consumers Union President Reveals

Figure Woman Mentally Sick  Found Screaming, at  ane am Dhekelia nee

HIT INSTALLATIONS AND HOTEL —  Jet Planes Attack Katanga As U.S. Seeks Peace Talks

President Urged To Increase Entire U.S. Military Strength In Light Of Berlin’s Crisis

Kennedy Aides Urge Hike In Overall US Strength   Khrushy Getting Big New Buildup

Kennedy Under Pressure to Ur U.S. Strengtt   Official Sources Say Consideration Being Given to Military   Step-up.

Two More Appointments By Kennedy   Former Governors Docking, Loveless In Hich Posts

Kennedy Names Docking, Loveless     Two Defeated Governors Get Federal Posts

Two Farm Belt Governors Get High U.S. Posts   Docking of Kansas to Be on Bank Board, Loveless on Renegotiation Board.

Two Farm Belt Governors Get Federal Offices  Kennedy Selects Chicago Banker

Kennedy Picks 2 Unseated Governors To Top Fed Posts!   Gleason To Head Veterans Administration

Two Former Governors Get Top Jobs   President-Elect Names Docking and Loveless; Chicago Man Heads VA

 GLEASON TO HEAD VA  Kennedy Picks Two Unseated Dem Governors For Top Federal Posts

Ships Tied Up at West, East, Gulf Coast Ports; Goldberg to Spur Talks

Longshoremen, Teamsters Back Seamen Unions   Labor Secretary Goldberg to Make New Attempt to Negotiate Settlement,

Goldberg Acts To End Major Port Walkout   Five Unions Stage Strike To Obtain Betier Contracts

Teamsters, Dock Men Won't Work   Labor Secretary Hopes To Break Deadlock: 400.000 May Be Idled

Walkout Could Paralyze Billion Dot‘ar Merchant Shipping Industry In US:

Cost Estimate Hiked oe Missile Launchers Are Running Behind Dates

Weather Review   OP A PP PLP PP DP PPP PPP OFFICIAL U. 8S. WEATHER BUREAU OBSERVATION

Weather Review   CDP PPL LD LMM AM LL MM  OFFICIAL U.S. WEATHER  BUREAU OBSERVATION

Weather Review   PL OL LBL LEP OP  OFFICIAL U, 8S. WEATHER BUREAU OBSERVATION

Weather Review   LPP PD EP LBB LPL PP LLP OP  OFFICIAL U. S. WEATHER BUREAU OBSERVATION

McNamara In Bid For More NATO Funds   Seeks Restoration Of Senate Cut In Military Aid Money

Warns Not To Cut Arms Aid Abroad   McNamara Cites Need For Strong Forces In NATO

Raps Slash in Military Aid  McNamara Says C   McNamara Says Cut Will Have Serious Implications Abroad

‘Serious Implications Abroad’ Foreign Military Aid Cut  In Senate Hit by McNamara

Dulles Successor Reported Choser   Wall Street Lawyer In Line for CIA Job

Successor Tabbed for. CIA's Dulles   Fowler Hamilton Reported Choice to Head Aaency

Dulles fo Retire As Head of CIA By End of Year   White House Silent On Report Missouri Native to Be Named

OY Gollehe pote,  Allen Dulles Will Retire Before 1962  White House Says Intelligence Chief  To Leave Position

Dulles to Retire By End of Year  Salinger Silent About Replacement

Severe Weather Warning Issued   Hail and High Winds Forecast in Midwest

Truce Collapse Looms   Royal Government Charges Laos Reds Continuing Attack

Laotian Delegates Not Picked  Communists Delay Cease Fire Order, Rebels Unsuccessfu

BALK AT NAMING DELEGATION FOR GENEVA TALKS  Laotians Claim Cease-Fire Not Yet in Effect

Cuban Consul Takes Refuge in U. S., Says Others Would Like Opportunity

Opposition Expected in House  WOES bs ee   3 Republican Changes Accepted; Aimed at Tightening the Bill

Nearly 5.000   easing Cedar River Leaves Flood Refugees in Two States

Senate OKs Revenue Program   Legislature’s Action Fastest Since Last War

Senate Votes Revenue Plan Of Lawrence   Republican Support Helps Solid Block of  Democratic Solons

San Antonio Voters Shun GOP Bid   Goode 5-4 Loser In  Congressional Race

First Community Fund Booster   SPEED-UP REASON : 4 ee . me Red Tests Seurry  Ahead Of Crities

Inside...   VEPs, NG ACTOCMDOHSM  Astronaut i in Barber Chair Rides Can Down Slot

Seals SIRE ‘VOUELE FALR  Language of Space Age to Become Familiar

Dysbarism - Ambient - Aerothemodynamic - Aeroembolism - -   Invasion? Nope, But Its Space-Age Talk

Inside ...   _ Some Burping, No Aeroembolism  Astronaut in Barber Chair Rides Can Down Slot

Rees’ Mother Testifies In His Defense   Son Normal, Upon Return Home Day After Kidnapine

After Raid on Freighter —British Agents Guard Against Soviet Spies

Scotland Yard Raids Polish Freighter—  arsaw-Based Spy Ring is Under Surveillance

Community Planning Zoning Highly Important In Preparing For Future

Community Planning  Task Involves Projectior  Of Town’s Future Needs

Community Planning Basic Concept Of Town’s Zoning Project Outlined

ENGINE RESTARTED .  Discoverer XXI Orbits To Speed U.S. Space Exploits

Discoverer Launching Sets Record   Heat-Sensitive Devices Aboard Orbiting Missile

Dragged Shouting Down the Hall   TOLL I NCLUDES 18 SKATERS Crash Blamed On Jet Controls

blame Loniro Fault: 73 Die, 49 Americans  Jetliner Circles For Landing at Brussels, Spins

Control Troubl Possible Cause Airliner Crash In Belgium Fatal to 73

Slain Dictator’s Son Named Chiet Of Armed Forces   Move Gives Young General Effective Control! of Nation

NEW APPROAC WILL BE MADE TO RUSSIANS   U. S. Ambassador To Seek Basis For Berlin Negotiations   PRESIDENT FLIES BACK TO FLORIDA

U.S. To Make First Approach To Soviet Union   Big Two Agree Atmosphere Testing Should Be Resumed

JF K-Mae Conclude Their Talks   U. S. Will Make ‘First Move On Berlin Issue

Decision Main Topic At Bermuda   New Approach To Berlin In  Preparation

Atomic Test Preparations Agreed Upon   U.S. to Approach Russia on Berlin

U.S. To Make  New Approael  To Russiaris Macmillan, JFK  Agreed To Plan For Atom Tests

Plan Initial Bid to Soviet About Berlin   Much Unanimity Is Found in Reviewing Issues, Aides Claim

Unanimity Is Theme After sland Talks   Kennedy-Macmillar Agree To Prepare Atmosphere Tests

Threatens to Move Against West Berlin Regardless   Russians Sign  Treaty With N orth Koreans

Russians Sign Defense Pact With N. Korea  Khrush Claims There Is Aggression Threat

N. Koreans, Soviets Sign Defense Pact   S. Korea ‘Aggression’ Threat, Berlin Spat Blamed by Nikita

—. Says It W as. Ne cessary  Soviet-N orth Korean ‘Treaty Announced

Khrush Blames West's Failure  To Ease Tension   Says Treaty Aimed at Countering _ Growing Threat of Aggression  ~=6§ Fram Sanuth Koaraa

Korea Reds  Sign Treaty  With Soviet Khrushchev Says North Fears Attack By South

Russ Sign Treaty With North Korea   Khrushchev Says Puct Aimed At Countering West

Khrushchev Tells — Of N.. Korea Pact   Mutual Defense Treaty: ‘Necessary,’ He _ Says,.Becouse Of Western-Attitudes ~

‘Report’ Washington Surprised by Pact, Sees: Possibility of Russ-Red China Rift

Millard Tydings, Political Giant 26 Yeais, Dies   Former U.S.: Senator ‘From ‘Maryland  rT...

Fourteen Arrested As 25,000 Youths Stage Wild, Drunken Obscene Brawl

Wild Rock, Roll Party Attracts 25,000 Fans, Ends In Mob Violence

25,000 At Wild Rock ‘n’ Roll Party   Girl Raped, Another Stomp. ed as — Goes at.

Beach party wild brawl  One girl raped, another beaten, police pelted

Wild Riot at Beach Party   14 Are Arrested in Drunken Braw!] at Santa Monica

In. The Reporter Today.   Girls Attacked In Beach Brawl By 25,000

25,000 At Wild Rock ‘n’ Roll Party      Girl Raped, Another Stomped as Youth Mob Goes Mad.

Utility Probe Demands To Be Aired Tonight  Ohio House Group To Hear Report of - Alieged Dishonesty

Airing Due Utility Rate Probe Call   Ohio House Group To Hear Charges of Alleged Dishonesty

Extremists Slay Mayor Mayor  Scheduled Peace Tall on Algeria Cancelled

\interprefative Keport  Senators, Defense Officials Hard Pressed to Make Case for Secrecy

Philadelphia:  Electrical Firms  Named in Suits Six Multimillion-Dollat Actions Are Started

U.S. Files: 6 Damage Suits   Multimillion-Dollar Actions Against Electrical Firms Guilty Of Antitrust

Six New Suits Filed Today In Antitrust Move   Electric Firms In Earlier Cases Are Among Those Cited

Electric Equipment Firms Charged With Additional Antitrust Violations

New U.S. Suits Lodged Against Manufacturers   Justice Dept. Hits 11 Electrical Firms

Six More Price-Rigging Suits Filed Aqainst Electrical Equipment Maker:

6 More Suits Filed by U. 8.   Additional Damage Actions Against Equipment Firms

U. S. Files 6 More Big Damage Suits  Claims Millions From Eleven Electrical Equipment Firms

EK. Germany Maps Curbs Upon West  Security Means Weighed After  Aircraft Law

Greatest Of All Time Ty Cobb, ‘Georgia Peach’ Of Baseball, Dies At 74.

End Peaceful for Georgia Peach Ty Cobb Dies; Rated As Baseball’s Greatest

Warning Given More ‘Riders’ to Go to Jackson   Stepped Up Hunger Strike Threatened

South Faces More Tests Of Old Segregation Laws   Negro Track Stars Boycott Meet Because of Segregated Seating   ‘State Involved in Anti - Segregation Efforts

Houston Track Event Curtailed By Negro Action  NAACP Asks Writ To Block Arrests

Bus Riders Case Goes To Court   Federal District Court Asked to Protect Rights; More Riders Go South

South Faces More Race  Law Tests  New Efforts By ‘Freedom Riders’ Expected Soon

Southern Laws Face New Tests   “Freedom Riders” on Move Again: Huncer Strike Held

South Faces New Segregation Tests  ma... ™®_ k CM a CNAs tebe dens Pum   Negro Track Stars Withdraw From Meet, Protest Segregated Seating

TOP TRACK STARS QUIT AT HOUSTON   Seek Federal Protection For  Freedom Riders

Dixie Faces More Racial  ’ Disturbance   Segregation Laws Tests, New ‘Ridera’ Warnings Stir Unrest

Segregation Laws Facing New Tests  Warning Issued That Freedom Riders May Go To Mississippi

DE GAULLE S OFFERED U.S. HELP   Call for Military  Aid Seen Unlikely

Republican ‘Liberals’ Praised   ‘New Frontiers’ Progress Due Partly To GOP

Sanford Says Loopholes In Tax Law Costs State $10-$15 Million Yearly

$10-$15 MILLION A YEAR  Sanford Says State Losing Money Through Tax Loophole:

One Thing The Series Has In Abundance, That Is Color   From Ten Defeats _ Stanford’ s Curtice UPI Coach Of Week

Hope Flood Will Spare Towa City   Cedar Rapids Told Crest Will Be 20 Ft., Close to 1929 Record  __Pilac Incnected

Crest Prediction Lowered  Cedar River Flood Fighters Cheered by Revised Forecast!

Reporter Dick West Plugs For A Flag For Every Member Of Congress

State’s Sales Tax Collections Up Over $? Million Over August ’60

‘Bribery’ Hit In Louisiana State Statute   Measures Enacted By Legislature To Check Integration

HE’ F‘LL SEE THE GOVERNOR NEXT  necesita en lt mean  Boy, 10, Wants To Deliver Papers; ~ Goes To Leaislature With Problem

More U. S. Marshals Toke Up Duty in City To Relieve Others In Race Riot Watch

FBI Holds 4 Men In Bus Attack   National Guard Seen In Control Of Tense City

U.S. Marshals Withdrawn From Streets   Montgomery Tense, Quiet; Bomb Threats Fail To Materialize

Charged With  Firing of Bus;  U.S. Marshals  Are Pulled Off Patrol Duty

4 Charged  With Firing  Riders’ Bus Birmingham Also  Scene of Attack On Mixed Group

PRESIDENT OF CHICAGO UNION SLAIN   John Kilpatrick Shot, Ca:  Wired For Bomb; Hac  Testified Against Unior  Embezzler.

Racket Trial Witness Slain In Parked Auto  Leader of Local Helped Convict

Witness Against Union Man Kil patrick’s Murderers Are Hunted By Officers

New Defens¢ Plans Set By SEATO   Military Experts Have Master Battle Program Ready for Use in Laos

On Inside Paaes   Denouncing Communist Intervention .. .  SEATO Military Experts  Prepare for Laos Defense

Local Issues Still Must Be Settled Here   3-Year National Agreement Reached Just After Deadline

‘School Aid, Many Bills Reason Legislature Is Forced ‘To Stay on Saturday

Rayburn confers with Kennedy on administration school aid prouram

Turnpike s Tolls Hiked   Five Per Cent Boost Across the Board Voted by Authority

JFK Gives Farmers Plan  Riact ian ail Ciaantic Phillins a eiaiiiniiiies Plant      Blast Tears Through Gigantic Phillips Petroleum Plant

Soviets Block Western Attempt to Strengthen  Supervisors of Truce Cease-Fire in Laos

Russians Block Stronger Truce   Soviet Charges West Avoiding Main Issue

Geneva Talks Fycj OS hans Sul Excise Taxes Gel Tied by Dispute New Extension

Emporia Weather   nm “~ Forecast for Kansas  Calls for Clear Skies

Untii Caucation bill Action...  Governor Opposes Lawmaker Recess

ViTU CUUCGUUT DI AUETTUEE oo oo  Governor Opposes lawmaker Recess

Liz Taylor - Steals Show: As Oscars Are Handed Out   See Picture Page 27

In Hollywood's Annual Talent Parade  Trembling Liz, Bouncing Burt Win Oscars

LANCASTER BEST ACTOR  Liz Happy At Winning Oscar For Role In “Butterfield 8”

Chis I ew Tasslar lA/ 3 hoof om  Shaky bi ft Uyivi Lad is i icr  First Oscar as Best Actress

‘The Apartment’ Top Film — Elizabeth Taylor and Burt Lancaster Win Actress, Actor Oscars

Liz, Lancaster Get Top Oscars  Best Picture Award Is Won by ‘The Apartment’

Taylor, Lancaster win Oscar awards ‘THE APARTMENT’ BREST PICTURE   ARTMENT’ BEST PICTUR

‘THE APARTMENT’ WINS MOST HONORS Years Of Frustration End For Liz Taylor, Lancaster

Liz Taylor Weak. Happy With Her First Osear, ‘Apartment’? Wins 5

Elizabeth Taylor Feels ‘Weak but Wonderful’ After Winning Oscar for ‘Butterfield 8’ Role

Liz Gets Oscar For ‘Butterfield’   Holds Tep Acting Spotlight With Laneaster

Liz Taylor, Near De ath 2 Months Ago, Captures Oscar As Best Film Actress

‘Afraid They Might Give Up’ Says Pilot Of Crashed Plane Talking Of Four-Day Search

Feared Search Might End  \Battered Pilot Had No Idea of Giving \Up Survival Fight After Plane Crashed

DELCO YOUTH Section Today  Pages 10, Ll   FOUR DAYS ON SNOW-COVERED MOUNTAIN  ~ Crashed Pilot Feared End of Search

Small ‘Quake Startles Norton Area   Buildings Shaken, School Children Are Frightened

Body Found In New River  Tattoo Mark Only Clue To Dead Man's Identity

4-Point Plan Presented By Britain  Vane BRatrene   ~ Laos Refuses To Attend Meet

: Secret Mission Completed  A-Sub George Washington Returns From Historic Trip

5,000 Secret Service Agents, Police to Guard Kennedy Tomorrow as He Takes Oath

Mc:t Rigid Security Plan Is Arranged for Inaugural   Mixed Snow and Sleet Threatening Inaugural   Confers With Ike .  Kennedy's Last Day as Private Citizen Runs on Tight Schedule

No Chances Taken  Tight Security To Mark  Kennedy’s Inauguration

Security Men Impose Rigid Precautions   All-out Effort Made to Protect Top Executive

Both Vehicles Engulfed In Flames—  Car-Truck Crash Near Pratt Kills 4 Persons

Blueorint For New Long-Range Farm Prosram §s Produced By Freeman

» Would Trim Surpluses, Cut Price Supports By 50 Per Cent  - Freeman Offers Blueprint For New, Long-Range U.S. Farm Program

Wind and Rain Hit Northwest  Coastal Areas Landslides and Floods Close Many Highways

Use Of Soviet Tanks At Border Acknowledgement   Washington Sees Action As Admission Of Russian Commitment In East Berlin

CHEV U.S. CALLS RUSS TANK MOVEMENT 1 ¢ ADMISSION OF RESPONSIBILITY

Pope Pleads For Peaceful World Unity  Invokes Memory Of Leo The Great In @e st ft. ff

Inside...   sixth Encyclical  Pope Sounds Call for Christian Unity

INVOKES MEMORY OF LEO  Pope Makes Powerful Plea for Christian Unity

Invoking the Memory of Pope Leo  Pope Pleads for Christian Unity

Sixth Encyclical Recalls Pope Leo  Pope Pleads for Christian Unity

CITES LEO’S INFLUENCE OVER ATTILA THE HUN  Pope Pleads For World Unity

Cuba Under  Martial Law  Equivalent Mines Are Laid  In Bay by US., Castro Charges

Marines Put Barbed Wire Around Base   Guantanamo Bay Mined by U.S. Says Newspaper

Carrier Adds Tension in  Jittery Cuba   Flattop Visits Guantanamo To Shriek of Civil Alarm

U. S. Aireraft Carrier At Guantanamo Base  Sets Off Cuban Charges

Country Said Under Virtual  Martial Law   Castro's Radios and Papers Warn People Despite U.S. Denials

U.S. Carrier Arrives In Guantaname   Martial Law Is Tmposeds-Enstro Fans Flames

Briefs... From the Wire   New Charges of Invasior Set Off By US Carrier

US. Carrier Brings Fresh Cuban How!   Ship FDR's Sailing Into Gauntanamo Calied Coincidence

Cuban Press Makes Much 01 t As Threat”   Maneuvers Planned  Before Break Came-

Rusk Waits For Reply On Plane   Bid For Return Of Plane Made Through Swiss

Rusk Expects Reply From Cuba on Plan   Request for Return Of Airliner Made . Through Swiss

Rusk Waits For Reply From Cuba   Request for Return Of Hijacked Plane Mode Via Swiss

 Switzerland Does Honors   Cubans Asked to Return Airliner; Answer Awaited

Cuban Reply On Airliner Is Awaited   It Is Expected Today Or Saturday, Rusk Savs

Rusk Awaits Cuba's Reply   Expects Answer Today or Saturday To Request for Return of Airliner

Cuba Asked to Refurn Plane: Reply Awaited  Castro- Expected. to   Castro- Expected. to Answer U.S. Request Today or Tomorrow

Rusk Awaits Cuban Reply   U.S. Requests Return Of Hijacked Airliner

Rusk Expects Castro Reply  In Liner Case   Says Request For Return Of Hijacked Plane Sent To Cuba

SAY you saw it in THE CITIZEN-TIMES   NYC Milk Strike Cost 47,606  Farmers Average of $27 Each

_ Management, Union Stands On Ingalls Strike   The Union   ‘TRIED TO AVOID”

Homeowner Sues Village  On Bel-Aire Building Ban   Management, Union Stands On Ingalls Strtke

Tempers Frayed in Assembly Debate; Session May Extend Into Next Week

TEMPERS SNAP AT COMMITTEE HEARINGS  Major Appropriation Bills Up For Legislative Action Today

DiSatie, Haines, Cloud Unhappy Tempers Snap During Finance @omimittec beannae

Threat as Much Political as Military Now   Warnings to Russia from Three Leaders

Khrushchev Summons U.S Ambassador   Speculate Reply Rejects Immediate Cease-Fire Request

Freak Snowfall Followed by Thaw  Seymour Area Has Total of 5 Inches

Devote More Time To Job 'N ewburgh City Manager ‘Urged To Stop Speeches

Will Join Anti-Castro Forces  75 Cubans Fleeing On Spanish Ship Given U.S. Asylum In New York City

Angry Crowd Of Bostonese Mob “Fuehrer’  Self-Styled Head of American Nazis Gets Rough Treatment

American Nazi 'Fuehrer’’ ls Mobbed in Boston by Angry Crowd of 10,000

Movie Picket Attempt Foiled  Crowd Eggs U.S. Nazi Party ‘Fuehrer’

Only Slim Hope Seen for Agreement ..  Both Sides Stuck on Dead Cente:  In Reapportionment Hassle

‘Scots Object To New Base For U. S. Polaris Sub In Holy Loch ...   Forming Nuisance Fleet:   BRITON NA8BED IN 3RD ESCAPE

Hundreds Stranded By April Blizzard In Northern Indjana   All Main Roads Due To Be Open Tonisht

Warning Shots At Throng   West Berliners Demonstrate Against Moves

Shots Warn Onlookers In French Sector  Tension Mounts In Showcace City. 11 ¢

Warning Shots Fired at Border   East German Police Shoot When 600 West Berliners Throw Rocks

Burst Fired To Frighten West Crowd   West Berlin Police Persuade People To Leave Danger Zone

 —_, East German Police Fire   Warning Shots Over Border  At Rock-Throwing West Berliners

Border Incident Only Another Sion Of Tension   Artillery Support Added For U. S. For Ist Time Since ’46

Outbursts On Both Sides Of Border Keep Tensions And Tempers High In City

600 Angry West Berliners Hurl Rocks Across Border Protesting Forced Ouster

Violence Is Breaking Out On Both Sides   Artillery Support Now Available For U. S. Garrison

West Berliners ‘Show Defiance: ‘Withdraw Later   Rattle Of Gunfire Is Latest In Series Of Border Violence

The Tension Mounts in War of Nerves; Our Gls Told to Fire if Fired Upon

Communist Guards Fire Warning Shots At West Berliners   Series of Incidents Includes Attack On Soviet Soldiers By West Berlin Crowd: Artillery Support For U. S. Garrison

Tension; Tempers High As Incidents Continue On Both Sides of Berlin

Series Of Incidents  Tn Berlin   GYVs On Guard With Orders To Shoot If Attacked

Communist guards fire border warning shots   West Berliners chased from wire barrier; U.S. artillery support moved into range   Airliners continue Berlin flights

Berlin Tension Grows  ——$—————  Reds Fire Warning Shots at Gawkers

Communist Guards at East Berlin Blockn Fire Warning Shots at Westerners

Tempers and Tension High Along Border  U. S. Artillery Move to Within Range to

Republic on land, water and in the air under the conditions of control through the state organs of the GDR.”

Attempt To Scare Off Watchers   Border Incident Keeps Tension, Tempers High

West Berliners Refuse To Budge Until Police Advised They Pull Back   _ Tension, Tempers Remain High In 13th Day of Border War Of Nerves; U.S. Move Up Howitzers

Artillery Brought In By U.S. Side   6 Howitzers, Standard Type, Hichly Mobile

Reds Fire Warning Shots Today   Sought To Scare Away West Berlin Folks Alona Barricade

Red Guards Fire Warning Shots To Scare Crowd   Outbursts of Violence Keep Tension High

Outbursts Keep Crisis  Tension Up   U.S. Army Garrison Has First Artillery Support Since °46

E. German Police Fire in Warning  600 West Berliners Throw Rocks Over Line

Shoot After Warning Crowd From Barricade   U.S. Arms Troops In Berlin With 105mm Howitzers

U.S. Army Brings Up 6  Howitzers   Orders Are To Be Set To Shoot. Move And Communicate

Crowd Refuses to Move in Face Of Threat Until Persuaded By Weecetern Poalica

U.S. Moves In Artillery  Communists Fire Warning Shots At West Berliners

Berlin Barrier Tension Grows, Reds Fire Shots   American Units Bolstered; New Blockades Due

Crowd Gathers fo Watch Action on Other Side   W. Berlin Police Persuade People to Dodge Trouble

Shots scatter Berliners near barrier   U.S. garrison now supported by artillery

Shots Fired As Germans  Hurl Rocks   West Berliners Throw Rocks to Protest Forced Evacuation Across Border

Tension High Over  Incidents   Commies Try To Scare Crowd Away From Barricade With Gunfire

Crowdof6,000  Forms in Street   Reds Reject Recognition OfDaag as Secretary of UN

Moor: Mobs Stage French Embassy Riot   Invade Building, Burn Gardens, Hoist Rebel Flag

MOSCOW HAS ANTI-BELGIAN MOB ACTION    Lumumba “Assassination Stirs Demonstrations in  Cairo, London, Rome,

Rioters Battle Rabat Forces   Howling Mob Overpowers Police And Swarms Into French Embassy

Food Caught Fire, Great Favorite Results _ Crepe Suzette Inventor Is Dead

GEORGE 0, MILLS ‘Town Clerk   Mr and Mra Harold Yanney Cloria and Diane enjoyed a

GOP Tells lke Kennedy Plan Lays Big Eqq’   SFPARATE TALKS   NOT WORTHY?

Republicans Say Demo Program Has ‘Laid Egg’   Chide Opposition For Failure During First 100 Days

UTUEEEEERURE + selena eect ia aa ak cael eed i= nites nites ieee a6 ro bs eee ee ae  Comprehensive Proposal ‘on State Apportionment Offered

 Only One Small Boy Escapes  EIGHT DIE IN HOME FIRE ‘ON INDIAN RESERVATION

Northeast Again Feels WinterBlow  Snow Piles Up From Maryland To Maine

New Congo Bloodbath Threatens   Katanga Announces Villagers Will Get $8,000 For Killing

‘This Will Mean War’  Congo Officials Confirm Death Of Lumumba, Defy U.N. Action

Tribal Natives Receive Reward For Massacre  Of Ex-Premier, 2 Aides

Katanga Regime Reveals Slaying Of Lumumba  UN or Anyone Else Defied to Do Anything About It

EPS Wt TCA WF  Congo Officials Confirm Death Of Lumumba, Defy U.N. Action

Government  Defies U.N. To Retaliate   New Civil War Threat Stirs in Congo; Adds To U.N.’s Problems

UN Is Defied To Quiz Death Of Lumumba   Villagers to Be Paid $8.000 for Massacre Of Former Premier

Ishombe Says Killers To Get Reward Later  Katanga President Defies U. N. To Do Anvthina Ahout [It

But Rest Of Congo  Fearful ~  Will Mean War  ff’... FF. a [ee   Will Mean War. One Lumumba Follower Says

City Commission Is Stymied .... State Laws Prevent Action  On a Request by Ministers   Tentative Approval Is Given....     Senate Favors Seizure of Pornography

Senate tentatively ok’s Harbaugh plan to séize pornographic literature

State Senators Head For Home   Legislative Session Windup Due Soon

Senate Acts On Fund Bill Next Week   Vote to Sei Stage For Windup of Ohio Levislature

Other Key Agreements Are Involved   President Disappointed With Continuing Fight; Sees No Quick Solution

Top China Reds Seorn Vienna  Padong Fall Shows Policy   Kennedy Asserts Laos Key Issue

Impossible To Reach Other Agreements  “President. Disappoint   ’ President. Disappointed In Light Of Meeting With Khrushchev

Agreements With Soviets May Depend On Peace In Laos. JFK Tells Editors

Rules Out Other Red Agreements Without Truce   President Says It Would Be ‘Impossible’ to Settle Other Problems.   No Easv Way

JFK Wants ‘Realistic’ Cease-Fire   President Cites Danger Of Soviet  Apvressinn In Tans

JFK Wants Realistic — Cease Fire   Says Failure In Laos May Block Solution To Other Problems

UPI Editors Told No Easy Solution Apparent On Difficult Problems

Editors Hear President Speak On Laos Action   Disappointed Way Events Have Turned Out

Ishombe Is Freed; Will Cooperate   Katanga President To Put Army Under Conao Command

 Army Under Mobutu’s Command ‘Congo Government Releases  Katanga’s Premier Tshombe

Claim Change in Alfifude Of Mechem   Demos Issue Statement On Caucus

Anti-Swap Group Want Negotiations Brought To A Halt   Court Petition Says Committee Directly Violating Logan Act

Mediators plead for peace talks   Indianapolis group Asks court to  halt tractor swap

Federal Court Askéd To Stop Casiro’s Transaction As Illegal, Violating U.S. Law  Group Would Halt Tractor. Deal

Thousands Receive College Degrees in State; Head of State University Speaks at Colgate

The Weather   Shipping Strike Tightens Grip On Seaports  Mediators Plead   Mediators Plead For Resumption Of Peace Talks

Seamen Strike Spreads   30 Port Cities, 1,000 Vessels Are Involved

Seafarers Ignore Plea By Kennedy   Government May Seek Injunction

STRIKE HITS PORT CITIES   Major Maritime Walkout Thieatens ‘Gradual: ° - Paralysis ——

Warmer   Shipping Strike Tightens Grip On Seaports   Mediators Plead For Resumption Of Peace Talks

Effects Of Strike Are Spreading   Ports Are Crippled; Federal Injunction Mav Re Saunh?

JFK INTERVENTION FAILS  Maritime Strike Ties Up Shipping   CANCELS TRIP

Injunction Seen Goal In Seaport Tieup  Ports ‘Paralyzed’ As Strike Spreads; Peace Talks Asked

Major Ports Hit by Strike   No Settlement in Sight; U.S.  May Intervene

Maritime Strike Reaches Seaporis   Federal Mediators Plead for Full Resumption of Peace Taiks

Strike Idles 1,000 Ships In 30 Ports   White House Intervention Fails To Curb Shutdown

Effort by White House fo Avert Walkout Fails   Violence Flares in Camden: Three Hurt

U.S. Pleads Peace Talks Be Resumed   Injunction Might Be Sought By One Group

Court Action  ils Threatened To End Walkout   Mediators Plead For Resumption Of Peace Talks: Violence Flares

INJUNCTION MIGHT BE SOUGHT  Nation's Maritime Strike Grips Merchant Shipping

Mediators Urge Resumption of Peace Talks   Federal Injunction May Be Sought by Shipping Company

Mediators Seek New Talks  30 Cities, 1000 Ships Caught In Port Paralysis

White House Intervention  Fails To Halt Walkout  Which Involves Almost 1.000 Ships.   EFFECTS OF STRIKE ALREADY BEING FELT

Paralysis Over Shipping Strike Spreads Today   Federal Mediators Plead for Continued Peace Conferences

Ports Stilled As Maritime Halt Spreads   Group May Request Federal Injunction

SHIPPERS MAY ASK FOR INJUNCTION   Prepare to Seek Presidential Action Under Taft Act as Goldberg Bows Out of Negotiations,

Paralyzing Effects Maritime Strike Spreads Over U.S.   Prepared For Strike No Oil Shortage  For Least Month

Enirty Ports tied Up:  Creeping Paralysis Of Mojor Moritime Strike Spreads To Seaports. Of Nation

Paraiysis From Shipping Strike Slowly Spreads  1 Endorn] Mediaqtarc      Federal Mediators Plead for Renewal Of Peace Talks

30 Port Cities, 1,000 Vessels  Are Involved   White House Appeal Fails To Head-Off Midnight Walkout

Mediators Push Peace Conterences   Right to Organize ‘Foreign Flag’ Ships Is Core of Dispute

1,000 Ships, 85,000Men  Involved   Labor Secretary Goldberg Reports Little Progress

Major Maritime Strike Threatens Fleet Paralysis   White House Intervention Fails In Coast Walkout

U. S. Mediators Plead For Peace Talk Renewal As Shipping Piles Up

Goldberg Cancels His Trip   Secretary Working -To Halt Strike That Paralyzes 30 Ports

Injunction May Be Sought by Shipper Group   30 Ports and 1,000 Ships Involved Now

Maritime Strike Slowly Spreads Around Nation   Violence Flares; Goldberg Withdraws from Part In Settlement Talks.

Maritime Strike Cripples Nation’: Merchant Fleet   Government Views Tieup With Alarm; Seeks Fast Accord

Shipping Strike Tightens Grip On Seaports   Mediators Plead For Resumption Of Peace Talks

Mediators Try for Talks...) Nation's Seaports Hit by Spreading Maritime Strike

STRIKE GRIPPLES NATION'S SHIPPING   LEFTISTS RIOT IN PERUVIAN CAPITAL

Merchant Fleet Faces Paralysis  Maritime Walkout’  Involves 30 Cities, 1 000 Vessels—Keep  ss a,

Maritime Strike Snarls Shipping  Seaports Feel Creeping Paralysis

STRIKE IDLES 30 SEAPORTS. FIGHTS BEGIN   Shippers May Ask Federal Enjoiner; Mediators Active

SCIENTISTS TOLD 90,000-Degree Heat Faces  Man Returning From Moon

Prendergast Views Self   Accuses Upstate Kennedy Aide As Movement’s Leader

AUPGH ATTUETS IOWA DISTRICT OF AMERICAN LUTHERAN ( CHURCH — TO HOLD: FIRST CONVENTION —  Event June 26-29 — At Decorah Will Be — In Conjunction With Centennial — At Luther College

‘Clean Bill’ On Elections Is Introduced   Sen. Edward Long Says Bill Would  Modernize Laws

State Witness, Believed Taken From Iai]. Found Bruised, Tied With Wire

Missing Murder Witness Caught  Found Bruised, Bound 2 Hours After Escape

Chief Witness. In Murder Case ls Anprehended  Captured 3 Hours After His Escape From N, J. Prison

Attorney General's Plea Is For Clear ICC Ruling   Mayor Of Jackson Turns On Charm

. 4,000 Vote Teamster Bolt Hoffa Takes Personal Hand  In Cincinnati Union Revolt

Road Tragedy Tops List as Weekend Starts   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 9am EST

One Escapes Death In Barn $ Tobacco Farm Hands  Are Killed By Lightning

Lightning Kills Eight Workers In Tobacco Barn   Rushed From Field ToSeek Shelter During Summer Shower

Curers Were Conductors Of Charge; Damp Earth In Barn Was A ‘Dead Ground’

Bolt Kills § Sharecroppers  Lightning Hits Barn Refuae From Showe

Lightning Bolt Hits, Kills Fight   North Carolina Scene Of ‘Trugedy

Lightning Kills 8 Farm Workers In North Carolina   Bolt Strikes Barn After Group Rushes to Shelter

Tornadoes *. Rip Indiana, Ohio Paths   Storms Hit Redkey  And Near Monticello —30 Hurt, 10 Homies Razed in Sydney, Ohi

Several Hurt As Tornado Hits In Ohio  Homes, Center Of Town Struck As Funnel Dips

Two Die In Speed Test A White Sands   Navy Jet Crashes In Dash to Set New World Recorc

Try For Mark Ends In Deaths Of Navy Fliers   Scripture-Quoting Patient Kills Two, Others Critical

$1 Million Under Estimates  Beaverhead, Powell Road Jobs Among 14 Awarded by State

Foreign Aid Total in Year:  $5.2 Billion   Large Repayments Trim the Net Cost To 3.9 Billion Dollars

Timely Tidings MINISTERIAL ASSN.  — ANNOUNCES UNION GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE

EERIIGLY EPMERYO MINISTERIAL ASSN.  -— ANNOUNCES UNION GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE

‘More Witnesses Testify Cutter Case May Reach Jury Sometime Today.

On The Inside   Ike Denies Report He  Has Secret Documents   The News story said in sar:

Report Ike Holding Secret Papers As Insurance Against Supression

Report Ike Has Secret Documents  *Will Release Them If Democrats Dow’t?

‘Real Dynamite, Paper Says  Ike DeniesSummit Data 'Now in His Possession

REPORT IKE HOLDS SUMMIT PROOFSHEETS   Insurance Against Tamper ing With Potsdam, Other Documents.

Papers Story Denied by Ike   Says He Has No Secret Documents on Talks

insurance Against Tampering  Say lke Has Secret Wartime Documents

On the Inside...   Ike Denies Possession of Cairo-Tehran Meet Papers

Reds Mum On Fate Of Satellite   Kremlin’s Silence Unusual. No Trace

FINAL ARGUMENTS IN STUMP TRIAL —  Defense Ridicules Coed's Testimony

Story Told By Leanna Ridiculed   Knows More Than She  : Tells, Says Lawyer  For Stump.

CITES AIMS OF WORLD DOMINATION   Tries To Quiet Japanese Fears Over New Testing

Six Killed In Sta e Accider  F atality Toll For  Week-End Slumps

In the News   NATIONAL GUARDSMEN UNDERGO EXTENSIVE TEST PROGRAM MONDAY  Enlistmenis ‘Aaain 

In the News  NATIONAL GUARDSMEN UNDERGO EXTENSIVE TEST PROGRAM MONDAY  Enlistments Again — Open in Co. A

Tour rs Depressed Areas  “Goldberg Clashes With  Ohio Business Leaders

Lady Godiva Shopping?  A Nude Goes For Promenade, But Police Send Their Regrets

TERRY JO LEAVING HOSPITAL SOON    Will Be Discharged By Miami Instittion As Soon As She Repains Strencth

~ Refugees Disclose Plots Brandt Regime Expecting Berlin Airport Incidents

Hoosier Is Victim Methodist Missionary Fatally Hurt By South African Robbers

Carla leaves staggering damage   Tornadoes hit Louisiana hamlets

Along 250 Miles Of Gulf Coast  Mammoth Cleanup Task Ahead   Atlantic Brews New Storm

Death Toll Stands At 15 In Battered Texas, Louisiana  Reporters Describe Hurricane Area As Big Shocking Mess

‘Death Toll Up to 15  Big Cleanup Task Begins for Areas in Hurricane Path

Will Take Months to Compute Damage . .  Task of Rebuilding in Wake of Carla

Job Of Rebuilding Wrecked Towns Gets Started   Chapter Here Plans Drive  Red Cross To Aid Victims Of Carla

Southwest Digs Out From Storms’ Mud And Carnage   100.000 Phones Out

2 States Begin Rebuilding Job Following Blow   Death Toll Now 15 Along Gulf Coast; Damage Staggering

Big Job Of Rebuilding  Faces Areas  TY me ee   Damage To Run Into Hundreds OF Millions

Louisiana. Texas Start  To Rebuild   Property Loss In Hundred Million: Death Toll At 15

Turn to Huge Job of Clean Up And Rebuilding   Mighty Storm Has Moved Out Of Gulf Area

Staggering Task Of Rebuilding in Texas, Louisiana   Death Toll Stands at 15, Damage Runs Into Hundreds of Millions

Area tn Watery Ruin:  Mammoth Cleanup Work Starts In Carla’s Wake

Texas, Louisiana Face Staggering Rebuilding Task In Wake Of Carla

Texas Starts Big Job Of Cleaning Up Carla Devastation   Vice President To Fly To Home State; State Needs Food, Medicine

Texas, Loutsiana Begin Rebuilding Task ‘In Wake of Hurricane Carla’s Devastation

15 Dead In Wake 0:  Hurricane   Stricken Areas Begin Clean-Up Operations

Carla Takes High Toll In Texas Areas   15 Listed Dead, Cleanup Started In Storm’s Wake

lexas, Louisiane AreRebuilding  ’ 15 Dead Counted After Vicious Storm

Victims OF Hurricane Face Facts  Recovery (hore.  Cleaning Work To Prove Costly

Staggering task of cleanup left      CARLA DEATH TOLL STANDS AT 15: DAMAGE IN HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS

Texas, Louisiana Facing Big Task Of Rebuilding After Deadly Storm

Hurricane Death Toll Reaches 15   Estimate Damage Into Hundreds Of Millions $$

Damage in Millions — Texas and Louisiana Face Staggering Task Of Rebuilding Cities

Staggering Losses Compiled—  Search For More Bodies Continues In Galveston   On West-Northwest Course—  New Hurricane ‘Esther Forms

Carla Toll Stands at 21 Deaths   Hurvicane-Wrecked Gulf Coast Turns To Rebuilding Jab

Death Toll Stands af 15  Gulf Coast Areas Turn To Huge Task of Rebuilding

Areas Hit by Carla Begin Rebuilding  Damage Will Run Into Hundreds of Millions; 15 Dead

Staggering Rebuilding Task Faced by Texas, Louisiana   New Hurricane Builds Up, Could Be Threat to U. S.

Cure By John Birch Is Worse Than The Iliness   By BARBARA BUNDSCHU  Oe ee is ih ts on Ae

Midas Sky-Spy Sphere Fired By Air Force   Missile-Hunting Satellite Passes Over Russia In Record-High Orbit

U.S. Orbits Sky-Spy Satellite To Search for Missiles, A-blasts   WMEATHER &§38° QREITEL

[WO SATELLITES BIG SUCCESS U.S. Seores Twice With Devices Eyeing Storms And Missiles

Legal Oratory Making Adolf Little Fidgety   Hearing In Recess As Israel Honors Memory Of Victims

‘Nervous, Fidgety, Has A Cold’  Eichmann Shows Signs Of Losing fis Composure

Strain of Trial Is Taking Toll On Eichmann   Legal Debates Have Caused Former SS Colonel to be

In Legal Arguments  Eichmann Grows Nervous,  Fidgety As Trial Goes On

GamblingCity Of East Under Strict Lockup   Newport (Ky.} Mayor City Officials Face -Grand Jury Action

Keep Biood Pressure Down  Hijacking Cases Present Dizzy, Almost Incredible Story

ACCP BINGE Fressvre VOWwn rrr  Hijacking Cases Present Dizzy, Almost Incredible Story

AT END OF SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY  Old Soldier MacArthur In Sad Farewell To Filipinos

MacArthur Bids A Sad Farewell   Scene at Airport Is a Touching One

I Me ANNE Me ORT RREINM SS A RP ELEE ANRC EGEE Te we ew  MacArthur Bids Farewell to Philippines

Inside The Times   ‘Another Sad Farewell ete nent ir  MacArthur Leaves ‘His’ Islands

Crisis in Berlin Increases As Allies Seemingly Stymiec   Communist Troops Reported Moving In East Germany in Pact Maneuvers

Mayor Says U.S. Firm On Berlin   West Warned Against Offering Communists One-Sided Concessions

Reports On U.S. Trip  West Berlin Mayor Warns Against Loose Concessions

West Berlin’s Freedom Vow Firm as Ever   Brandt Warns West Against Offering  Reds Coneessions

Against Offering Reds “Qne-Sided Concessions” On. Berlin  Branct Warns West f

Within the Next Two Weeks’  West Berlin Mayor Warns of New Soviet Action in Berlin

West Berlin Mayor Warns On Making  Big Concessions   Reports On Trip To U.S. As Reds  Penetrate Into Western Zone

Conference Settles One Compromise   Agreement On Single Issue Develo Foreian Aid Tus#e.

Local-Level GM Strikes Seen Today  Firm and UAW Race Deadline Set for 10 a.m.

Union Strike At GM Plants Slated Today  i ie ee a ee   Chance Of Settling Contract Difference is ‘Pretty Remote’

Conference On Laos Shaping Up  Kennedy's Experts Drawing Bitter Beal? 2B...

East German Shot In Canal Swim Attempt   U.S. Berlin Garrison Goes Through First Field Test Within Berlin; Report Opposition to E. German Callup

U.S. TROOPS TESTED ON READINESS   Reported Youth Flatly Refuse Military Duty

Make Laos Neutral, . U.S. Urges  Cooperatign Of Khrushchev Asked

Kennedy Asks Halt InArming   Presidant Offers To Submit Help To Open Inspection

THOMPSON OPTIMISTIC ON MEETING   Kennedy Wants  To Choke Off Blaur OF ANwmoe

Nikita Asked  ToCooperate   President Kennedy Wants Flow Of Arms to Laos Choked Off

HELP BRING LAOS PEACE K 1S ASKED   Kennedy Fears East-West War; Submits Plea

Urges Shutoff For Arms Sent To Red Forces  Proposes Mutua   Proposes Mutual Action To Avoid Buildup by U.S.

Make Laos NevtralKennedy   Appeal Made By President To Khrushchey

Kennedy asks cooperation  to make Laos neutral nation   Fear of EastWest clash foreseen

Cooperation in Laos urge¢ by Kennedy   Lest conflict explode into big East-West clash

Kennedy Note Seeks Soviet Cooperation   U.S. Position Made Known During Talk with Khrushchev; Halt in Heavy Arms Flow to Small Nation Proposed

JFK Seeks Cooperation  From Reds   Lest Laos Conflict Brings East-West Powers to Clash

Help Laos As Neutral JEK Urges Asks Cooperation In Note to Soviet

Would Neutralize Laos, Kennedy Tells Soviet Premier   In Message Through Envoy President Asks Halt to Flow of Red Arms.

Moscow Urged to Choke Off Flow of Arms   Counter-Buildup by U. S. Alternative, Kremlin Told

Soviet Urged To Cooperate   U. S. Seeks To Make Little Nation Neutral

Kennedy Asks Khrush To Aid  Peace In Laos   ‘President Urges Making War-Torn Country A Neu tral Nation Before Big War  Explodes There.

President Urges Cooperation Of Soviet Union Lest Asian Conflict Explode Into Much Greater East-West Clash

Inside Today   ‘Halt Arms Flow to Rebels Before Conflict Explodes’

Asks Premier fo Choke Off Flow of Arms  , a. a ae   Suggests Making War-Torn Laos Neutral ‘Nation

Laos Neutrality Strongly Urged On Red Premier   Kennedy Asks End tc Flow of Soviet Arms

Soviet Assist Urged for Neutral Laos   Kennedy Note Asks Red to Choke Off Flow of War Arms

ASKS RUSSIA TO CHOKE OFF ARMS FLOW   President's Letter To - Khrushchev Warns Of - Counteraction, Urges — Sereen Aid To Head — Off Conflict.

Mr. K Asked To Cooperate  In Laos Crisis  Kennedy Message   Kennedy Message Requests Soviet  Stop Arms Aid

JFK Wants Laos A Neutral Nation  Khrushchev Urged Tc Cooperate To Halt Big East-West Clash

Sees Danger of hone Greater’ East-West Clash   Wants Moscow to Halt Flow of Soviet Arms to Pro-Reds

n sHalt Sought To Red-Arms Shipments rns  Kennedy Urges U.S.- Russ Cooperation on eee

End of Soviet Arms Flow to Nation Sought   Thompson Prepares Report for President

Panel Due To Report On Friday   Federal Factfinders To Begin Hearings In Nationwide Walkout

Federal Fact-Finders Set tc Open Hearings in National Maritivie Walkeu?

Fact Finders Go To Work, Sift Maritime Data   Hearings May Lead To T.-H. Injunction

Federal Factfinding Board May Rule For 80-Day Strike Ban   SEE EDITORIAL PAGE 4

Unions Denounce Action; Won't Defy JFK Order  Federal Factfinders Launch. Hearings On Maritime Strike

Maritime Strike Talks Begin Today; Injunction: Could Force Strike End

Hearings Open On Maritime Union Strike   Vederal Factfinders Enter Strike Picture Union Leaders Denounce Kennedy

Hearings Open In New. York On Port Tieup   Injunction Is Expected to Be Sought After President Gets Keport.

Facttinders Into Strike   Lunch Program Report Given For Schools

You'll Find It   [During Easter Weekend In Florida- Kennedy Faced Two Crises

Two Crises for Pres. Kennedy  One Involved Plot, Other Southeast Asia

ASSASSINATION - KIDNAP PLOT, LAOS Kennedy's Easter Weekend Crowded With Two Crises

Kennedys Guarded During Easter x & & kk & ~*~ k& *« * * *&* & *   _Kidnap-Assassination Plot Reports Cause Concern

Three-Day Trip Being Planned; Starts May 31      Pair Of Crises Involve. President On Weekend

Twin Crises for President ‘Kennedy to Easter Services ‘Under Doubled Security Guard

Respite Due From Rainfall   Many Kansas Rivers, Creeks Flowing At Flood Stages

Christ’s Resurrection Seen As  Triumph Over World, Evil   By GEORGE W. CORNEL! AD TRalician Writar

3UT THE MESSAGE IS VERY CLEAR No One Can Explain Jesus’ Resurrection

HE IS RISEN’-Still Doubted, But Believed Down Through The Centuries

French Arm To Combat Terror Reign  Severcl K'lled In Trance, Alceria Terrorism Wave

Schools Opening In New Orleans  Officials Plead For Peace; Desegregatior Enters Second Year

“Gov. Blair Joins in Plea  January Proclaimed as 196] iNew March of Dimes Month

Cold Weather Records Sef Across East   New York Has 16th Consecutive Sub-Freezing Day

Continuous Cold Weathe: Breaks 80-Year Record   Storm Sweeps Across Two-Thirds of Country

Truiillo Is Refused a Title in Church By Dominican Republic Catholics

Dorninican Bishops Reject Bid To Give Trujillé: A Church: Title — Trouble Seen

Freedom Riders Are Thwarted at Airport   ‘Summertime In Europe’. Trip: To Begin Saturday

“Riders’ Test Rirport Service   Restaurant Refuses Group Making Tour Across Florida

Thwart Riders Attempt  eee ae Pe oN   Group Refused Service at Cafe in Tallahassee

Nelson Backs Tax Cut Plan   Labels Personal Property Levy On Manufacturers’ Inventories Unfair

Trujillo Jr. Back: Father's Pledge Of Free Election   Washington Refuses To Deal With New  Dominican Regime

Blames General For Slaying  Dominicans To Have Free  Elections, Trujillo. Vows

Probe Starts In New York Plane Crash  Legislation Due To Ban Takeofts In Bad Weather

Idlewild Crash Probe Seeks Cause - Remedy  ll wl   Congressman To Introduce Legislation For Mandatory Takeoff Safequards —

indSenate Votes to Control 14Kennedy’s Aid Spendins   Test fo Ground) Planes Oct. 14!

BIG hiG, CAR COLLIVDE  Job Search by Father: Ends in Death for 7

Kennedy Intervenes Cease-Fire Hope Dims in Katanga   See Photo Below

U. 5. ASKS RIVALS TO MEET U.N. Doubts Possibilities Of Cease-Fire In Katanga

Not Likely Soon . Despite JFK Intervention  No Congo Cease-Fire Seen By Diplomats   Indian U.N. Soldiers Advance In Katanga

Despite Kennedy Intervention—  Hopes Fade For Early Katangan Cease-Fire

Alpern vs. O’Brien  Two Allegheny Countians  To Seek High Court Post

Youths Kidnap Girl Camper  16-Year-Old Seized and Forced Into Car, Report

Massive Air Drop Highly Successful , Swift Strike Cargo Planes Supply SC Defense Troops

Air Force Conducts Gigantic Airlift In Exercise Swift Strike In N. C.

Airmen And Soldiers On Swift Strike   82nd And 101st Work Hugs Supply Manevuer In : Carolinas.

Tiny Classified Ad Causes Furor In Mysterious Case  Of A Missing Police Chief

Heavy Snow Strikes Hard At Northwest   Depth To 16 Inches Follows Rain; Storm Also Hits Northeast

Air Force Speeds Study Of Accident   Three Of Eight B-52 Crewmen Die In Missile Firing

rearto ene Pith Survivers Of B-52 Paceline Ave Benaeag) Alawe fee Mara flowed

Sidewinder Accident Under Probe   Three Bomber Crew Members Killed; Two Survivors Rescued

Five Survivors  Accidental Missile Launching Inquiry Pushed By Air Force

Two More Survivors Found Investigation Of B-52’s  Downing Gets Underway

rive UF Cignt Bo2 Crewmen Survive-- Air Force Probes Missile Mishap

ADVER!  Asthma Formula Preseribed Most By Doctors—Available Now Without Prescription

Asthma Formula Prescribed Most By Doctors- Available Now Without Preserivtion

New Legislature Starts to Work af Jefferson City   Democrats Head Both  Houses, As Expected; New Members Sworn In.

‘Emergency’ Declared by: Paris Regime   ‘Foreign Legion’ Parachutists in¢ Bloodless Coup

Andrews Raps Proposed Tax on Intangibles  Lawrence Urged Levy to Raise School Funds

But Police Warn Against It Negroes of New Orleans  In Mass March Tonight

‘Cannot Be Left Without Attention’  Pravda Says Allied Soldiers in Berlin Caught in ‘Mousetrap’

Adenauer Blamed Ag  Pravda a That Allied Soldiers Are Caught In'Mousetrap

~-RIDICULES BERLIN GARRISON-— Allied Soldiers Caught In Mousetrap--Pravda

WEST GERMANY STANDING P AT   Refuses To Yield Ties To West Berlin Because Of Soviets

The Good Ol Summer Time—Montana Style      Refuses to Yield Ties   West Germany Stands Pat Against Soviet A ttacks On West Berlin Activities

Germans Insist on W. Berlin Rights  Reject Russ Protest As ‘Unjustifiable’

Red Cries Rejected By Bonn   West Germany Stands Pat On Berlin Defense

Experts Regard German Offer . asst  ecrxa Wan’   U. S. Assures Envoys Issue Won't Stop Safequard Of Berlin

Cardinal Spellman Calls Task Force Report Unfair To Private, Parochial Schools

 Comment on Task Force Advice  Parochial, Private Schools Feel Snubbed in Report Says Cardinal

Task Force Report On Education Aid  wi Fk he WA ete  Rapned by Cardinal

U.S. has no hope for keeping base   ‘Interruption not expected in oil supply

Little Hope Seen For U.S. Saving Arabian Airbase   [Basin Governors Asked To Act To ‘Reduce Navigation

U.S. Will Lose Air Base Rights I Saudi Arabia   No Hopes of Retaining Military Usage After ‘Agreement Is Ended

Con-Con Committees and Leaders Work On Tentative Timetables For Actior

Mild Weather, Spirited Local Contests Help   Madison Early Morning Balloting Extremely Heavy

China Debate Begins   Communists Launch Effort To Seat Reds, Kick Out Nationalists

Drive For Red China Launched   Communist World Opens U.N. Attack

By Communist World .. .  Effort Launched to Put Red China in U.N. Seat

Girl, 15, Held as Hate Killer  Survivingy Kidnaped Children   Surviving Kidnaped Children  Identify Teen-ager in Lineup

U.S. Apparently Stops Training Of Cuban Exiles   President Also Has Reservations About Economic Embargo

Washington: Kennedy Orders Training Halted  U. S. Stops Preparation Of Anti-Castro Cubans

Joint Action on Cuba, Aim   Invasion Training of Castro Foes Is At an End

exphitody pete fail aeton. ~. » U.S. Invasion Training Of Cuban RebelsEnded

J.S.to End ‘raining of “uban Troops  eee he Pee Bag:   Kennedy Turns fo Other American Republics for Help

Kennedy Seen Ending Invasion Training of Anti-Castro Cubans   Has Reservations About Total Eco nomic Embarao

Problems Face Red Chinese Leaders Rut Revolt Is Unlikely At This Time

Damage Extensive   Rains, Winds, Hail Batter East--North Texas Cities

Tshombe Accepts. Congo Rule   Secessionist Claims Are Withdrawn   RELATED STORY 15 ON PAGE 12¢

May Restore Katanga To Government.   Tshombe Pledges He Will Accept Top Authority «

Ishombe Accepts — Authority   Signs Declaration, But Later Seems To Be Vacillating Agai

Soldiers. On Patrol Along Wall  ‘Truce’ Keeps Propaganda Blact Miuftlad

Guilty Verdict For 2 Upheld By High Court   2nd Review Sustains Convictions Of Pair Of Ex-City Officers

Laos Impasse To Be Test For Administration  Disagreement Amon Allies Shapes Up On East-West Front

Nelson, Lucey Reach Accord   SW eWwhe BWW we we  Settle Differences in Interests of Parity Harmony

Leaf Allotment Acreage Okayed  House Subcommittee Hears Tobacco Head: At Washington Meet

In Medical Care Program  "8 ee eee neotenic eh ner  Gov. Invites Doctors’ Aid

Say State and Federal Governments Should Pay More of Education Costs

Rail Unions Lose Appeal on Jobs After Merger   Supreme Court Rules Employes Need Not Be Kept on Active Status

ALSO HINTS AT EXCHANGE OWN PLANES   Gagarin Pledge Of Russian Help Sets Up Theme

Castro Orders Single United Party in Cuba   Statement on Hijacked Airliner ls Confusing; Spaceman Lashes U.S., Pledges ‘Soviet Armed Help’ at Reyalution Anniversary Celebration

Castro Sets Proposition  On Plane   ‘Trader’ Fidel Asks 10 for One Swap

Would Swap   ‘Fidel Offers Plane Deal   Castro Cheered  Revolution Integrated

Cuba Winds Up Four-Day  Celebration   Castro Announces All Cuban Organizations Will Be Merged Into  A Single United Party   Three-Hour Speech

Castro Orders Creation of Single Party   Visiting Red Spaceman Says Soviet Armed Help Assured Cuba

Cuba Offers Plane Baek- For a ‘Deal’   Castro ():  Swap Possible  Pps

Guest Gagarin Hits U.S. Castro Announces Plan For ‘One Party’ System

Single Party To Rule Isle: Soviet Astronaut Hits U.S.   SEE PICTURE ON PAGE 3-F

Not JoinCerJing   GAGARIN JOINS PARTY  Castro Toots Horn     For Single Party

Inside. Today:   Anno unce New. pony:  US. ‘Assailed By Gaaarin, Fidel

Gagarin Pledges Soviet Arms Castro Says Cuba Revolution  To Be One Socialist Group

Cuban Organizations Are Merged Into One Party: Gagarin Hits U. S.

Castro Anniversary  enemas neater  Mammoth Cuban ‘Celebration Ends

GagarinvAttacks US. Single Cuban: oy Party Ore dered Reds Dominate.

Observers Sure Reds Will Rule   Big Four-Day Celebration Ending Today

Cuba Turns Socialist, Says Castro  Tells of Single-Party Plan at Fete Marking Daunle: Armad Hala

Cuban Parties  To Be Merged   Castro Plans Single United Party Of Cuba’s Socialist Revolution

Cubans Ending Celebration of Fidel Uprising   Single Party for Island Disclosed

Gagarin Denounces U. S. ‘Cuban Organizations ToBe One United Party

Castro Plans Single Party  Gagarin Denounce U. $. and Pledges  pbs! Atl ae hee

Cuba Now 1-Party State; May Give Back US Plane   Cubans May  Get Skinny

Cuba to Ape One-Party Russ System  Havana Rally Usec to Denounce U.S.

All Cuban Organizations To Merge As Socialist Party, Castro Reveals

Castro Plans Single Party For Cubans   LU. S. Expects Commie Control; Soviet Support Is Pledeed

Castro Initiates One-Party Rule   New Faction Viewed As Communistic

Cominunist Domination  Is Expected   Victory Celebration  Will End Today

Kennedy Orders Scientists Check on Possible Secret Nuclear Tests by Russ

Says Inspection Opens Way to Espionage Gromyko Rejects Kennedy Disarmament Pla:

Soviet Rejects JFK Plan for  Disarmament  Fg CO Pe . een Ted   Gromyko Repeats Plea for Troika As Boss for UN

Asks Prime: Minister's Aid In Cease Fire  Ambassador Averell Harriman

Opposes Conge Intervention   ~ Stevenson Says U.S. Wants Soviet and. Others to Keev Out

se eo Farm Figures   MAY 1 IS DEADLINE  FOR 1960 WOOL ~  PAYMENT APPLICATION

rroducer COUnSe: UMUcdl.  Milk Commission Weighs Out-of-state Sales Rule

rroducer Counsel Critical. ..  Milk Commission Weighs Out-of-state Sales Rule

Relief Fund Is Duwindling oe 2 Deficiency Bills Shipped To Senate

Dayton Cracks Extortion By 3 ‘Policemen’   Blackmail Attempt Against Businessman Trips Out-of-Staters

In Nation’s Capital . . .  Allies to Start Crucial Berlin Talks Tomorrow

Here's Tabulation On Jr. College Vote   Allies Move Toward Berlin Decisive Phase

Allies Move To Decision On Berlin   Hope Conference In Capital Will Map Master Plan

Berlin Decision Is Near  Western Leaders On Wav to U. $.   Western Leaders On Way to U. S. For Meetings  To Plan Action

Allies Near Decisive © Crisis Phase Foreign Ministers On. Their Way to. a 3: Day

Western Allies Head Toward Washington For Conference With Secretary Of State Rusk

Top Experts Don’t Doubt Space Report   Western Observers In Moscow Believe Flight Was Wednesda

Rumors Flew But Western Observers Were S! Keptical . Then Came Wednesday

SCOFF AT SKEPTICS  Scientists Have No Doubts About Russian Space Feat   30-75 Minute Report Lag

Invitation [s Cabled to UN By Leader   Request Expected For Intervention By World Body

Situation Critical in Bizerte   U.N, Intervention May Be Reyuested

Honor Of Veto Seen Possible   Solon Doubts If House Could Get Simple Majority

Crucial Mercury  Capsule Test Due  Toughest Re-Entry Conditions Planned

Critical Test Near For Mercury Man-In-Space Capsule, Atlas Rocket

INDEX   (FIVE SECTIONS, 62 PAGES?)   Jolting, Searing Test Just Ahead For Mercury, Then Recovery Try

To Build Power Plant REA Approves Loan For Hoosier Cooperative After Long Battle

SIDESTEPS FILIBUSTER THREAT  Texas Senate Passes $361 60 Million Sales Tax Package

Kennedy's Aides Start Drive for Benefits Boost   13 Week: Extension Proposed in Plan

Unemployment Compensation  To Speed Legislation For Extension Of Pay

TRY FOR EARLY START ON AID TO UNEMPLOYEL   Would Extend Jobless Pay Hike Tax On Em ployers.

Liner’s Passengers  Finally Head Home   Brazil Turns Santa Maria ~ Over to Owner:

Santa Maria Passengers Resume Trip   Embark On Sister Ship; Americans Fly Home Today

Captives Head Home From Santa Maria   Vera Cruz Takes 450 Iberians; Americans To Fly To States Todey

Most Santa Maria Passengers Head For Lisbon; Americans fo Fly Home

Investigating Every Major Big City Area   Fear Widespread ‘Fixing’ On Many Consumer Products

Government Investigates Price Fixing   Attempt Under Way Tc Lower Prices of Bread, Meat, Milk, and Drugs:

Widespread Price Fixing Faces Probe   Bread, Milk, Meat, Other Products Listed By Justice Department

30b Kennedy Announces Drive To Lower Prices  Bread, Meat, Milk, Drug Price Fixing Under Probe

Hultman Rules Only Legislature, Board Of Control Can Fix Salaries

Virginia, Carolina Coasts Spared  2? Die in lowa Blast  Hultman Rules Only Legislature, Board of Control Can Set Salaries

Interim Committee Jolted   BRC CTT WOTTIITIEE ECG sUIieu  No Salary-Fixing Powers: Hultman

Red Bosses Back Nikita  ‘Peace Plan’   Prayda Discloses Secret Session Of Warsaw Pact Nation:

Warsaw Pact Nations Endorse Demand For G German Treaty By End Of Year     Sn nace a ee recente  ‘Stooges’ Back Up Mr. K.

To Meet Again  Rusk, Gromyko End Talks; Call Discussions ‘Useful’

 No Agreement in New York Meetings  Rusk-Gromyko Talks Set in Watieates

Red Envoy Rusk Plan New Talks   Current Talks End Without Agreement, But They're ‘Useful

Rusk, Gromyko Conclude ‘Useful  Talks on Berlin   Fail to Reach Accord; Washington Meeting Planned

‘Useful’ U. S.-Red Talks End   Rusk, Gromyko To Meet Again In Washington

Gromyko, Rusk End N.Y. Talks   Plan Another Meeting Soon In Washington

Leaders See N.Y. Parleys As ‘Useful’   Red Minister May Talk To Kennedy While In Capital

ws On Presidency  Nixon Would Dodge Draft   Talks Useful: Rusk, Andrei

Will Resume Berlin Parley iat Capital   Russ Foreign Chief Expected to Visit  Bixee Mannedy

Rusk, Gromyko Plan More Talks  ET oc [an ‘ ey , Geers en La Rarl   This Time They'll Mee’ In the U.S.

N.Y. Talks End Without Agreement   Soviet Leader May Meet With President Kennedy

Talks useful Gromyko to Washington   Probably to see Kennedy as well] as Sec’y Rusk

(Communist and fairly - friendly to the US,   Moscow 'Neuéral!      Gromyko Will Go To Capital He, Rusk .Fail In Talks On Berlin

Rusk, Gromyko To Washington Next for Talks   No Agreement on Berlin Conference

Rusk, Gromyko End NY Talks   Washington Meeting  Is Likely on Berlin

WILL MEET AGAIN NEXT WEEK  Rusk And Gromyko Say Talks Were Useful

Eichmann Hit By Warrants He Issued  Spectator Cries ‘Blood Hound’

Reinforce Garrison   SIGNED BY EICHMANN  - Death Warrants Introduced

NOTES. THREATS TOO PLENTIFUL ———— ee EN AE UL  What's to Negotiate About World Situation?

rey AREAS OF AGREEMENT  4 Suggestions Listea Fo or Solution of Berlin Crisis

4 question...  What can be negotiated?      U. S. orders more troops to Europe

Pres. Kennedy Arrives For Goodwill Visit In Venezuela   Cong. Moore Finds Basis For Gripes By Reservists

Kennedys Arrive In Venezuela on Goodwill Visit   President and Wile Make Early Morning Flight From Puerto Rico Capital.

Kennedy Arrives in Venezuela on His “Alliance for Progress” Trip

Warm Greeting Is Tendered To President   Strict Measures Are Being Taken To Guard JFK

38 Lives Are Lost In Past 24-HourPeriod   12 Inches Of Snow In Some Sections Are Reported

From Virginia Northward Travel Is Near Standstill From Heavy Coat Of Snow

Blizzard Hits Harshly af New England   Two Storms Merge In New York Area Last Night

New England To Feel Force Of 2 Storms   38 Lose Lives, Transportation Is Hit in Wide Area

New England Sections Hit By Blizzard   2 Storms Leave Up To 2 Feet of Snow In New York State

big Metropolis Fights To Keep Streets Open After 10-Inch Snowstorm; Airnorte Clracsaa   NEW ENGLAND TO GET STORM’S BRUNT TODAY

Two Feet of Snow Falls In Widely Scattered Spots, Leaves Havoc, Traffic Snarls

I0-INCH SNOW IS RECORDED INN. Y. CITY   At Least 38 Lose Lives In Last 24 Hours   HEAVY SNOWFALL   Blankets Midwest, Middle Atlantic States: Ohio Buffeted Heavily

‘One Wave Of Snow Moves In From Ohio Valley And  A Second Up East Coast — At Least 38 Lives  Lost Because Of Weather In Past 24 Hours —  Some Communities In Northwestern Pennsyl vania Have 24 Inches Of New Snow

New England Being Stung  By Blizzard   2 Separate Storms Join Forces; More Havoc Threatened

Storms Claim 38 Lives In Short Period   Snowstorms Merge In New York State After Belting Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic States

Two Storms Merge, Wallop East Coast   Blizzard Sweeps Northward and Slams Into New England, Leaving Near-Paralysis in Its Wake: Additional Havoc Is Threatened

At Least 46 Dead Listed Across U.S.   New York, New England Buried; Transportation Hit

Ships Crash Outside New York Harbor   38 Lives Are Taken By Winter Violence Throuchout Nation

Two Snowstorms Merge In New York City Area As 38 Die In 24 Hours

Storms Merge, Blizzard Slams New England   Poor Visibility; Airports Close, Traffic Snarls

Northeastern U.S. Suffers Near-Paralysis   Midwest, East Coast Storms Merae in New York

Middle Atlantic, Midwest States Are Battered   Waves of Snow Join Forces In New York, Rip Into New England

Airports Shut, Traffic Tangled By New Storms   Manhattan Battle: 15-Inch Snowfall With 11.000 Men

Blizzard Leaves Near Paralysis In Wake Today  At Least 38 Dead in

Blizzard Hits East Coast As 2 Storms Join  At Least 38 Are Losf In Nation's Storms During Past 24 Hours

Blizzard Leaves Near Paralysis In Its Wake, Threatens Additional Havoc With Heavy Snowfall

2 Violent Storms  ‘Hook Up   Waves Of Snow From Midwest, Middle Atlantic Slam Into N. England

New York Knocked Out by Blizzard    Two Storms Merge Then Move Into Frozen. New England

Desperate Measure  By Pacifist   Tries To Leap Under Wheels O{ Kennedy Ca

Pacifist Tries, Fails to Throw Self Under Kennedy's Car in London

Service Moves Mrs. Kennedy   Thousands Of Londoners Welcome Kennedys

DOUBLE S&H GREEN STAMPS Tuesdays at Mick-or-Mack Supermarket Moarreonhbure   CIROCNWwO NAtiece

PROSECUTOR BLASTS PLEA OF EICHMANN   “Man With Lust To Kill Jews, With Or Without Orders.”’

‘True Form And Image’  Eichmann’s Lust To Kill  Jews Cited In Summatior

Eisenhower Supporis Kennedy Move To Establish Disarmament Agency.

Navy Hits Poor Work  On Carrier   Says Kitty Hawk Has Many Items Unacceptable

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HERE IS LOO, _ AT BUSY DAY IN JACK’S LIFE   Comforts Caroline, Charms Visitors, Makes Vital National - Decisions.

TEARS, DECISIONS, COCKTAILS AND STITCHES  Wild Variety Spices Presidential Day

-1906] UF Allocations   Tender, Solemn, Smiling, Businesslike, Genial  “A Day In The Life Of T he. President

4 DCHING YV  Kennedy Switches Mood, Changes Clothes During 10-Hour Day

Life Becomes Turmoil For Man ‘Who Found Brink’s $240,000   A Day At The White House With President Kennedy!  ‘Comforts Daughter Caroline, Has 5 Stitches Taken In Cut, Holds Conferences, Makes Vital Decisions

a Backstage Activities of President   Kennedy's Fasy Days’ Look Pretty Rough

—A DAY WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY — Family Crisis, Child's Tears, Big Decisions   Ry MARVIN L. ARROWSMITE

“WORLD PROBLEMS, CHILD'S TEAR3*  A Day  in ) the ‘Life of President John F. F ‘Kennedy

' Day with President Kennedy at White House Recorded  Small Crises Mix with Laraer in Day's Routine

A Revealing Look at Kennedy’s Day... Life of President Is Fascinating Routine   By Marvin L. Arrowsmith

One Day's Activities Noted  Backstage With John F. Kennedy   By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Backstage in White House  A Day In The Life of Kennedy   By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

A Day In The Lite Of The President Of The United States -tne oer ntntrennnnnennes ee et ee  JFK Comforts Caroline, Gets ‘Stitched’ Tackles Urgent Problems

Free Chinese Bitterness Gets U.S. Attention   Chiang Kai-schek Shows Criticism Of U.S. Policy ‘Softening’ Toward Red China

Growing Bitterness—  U. S. Plans Talks With Nationalist China on Policy

Nationalists Are Critical Of New U.S. Policy   See Softening Of Attitude Toward Red Chinese

Far East Strategy Sparks U.S. Talks   Kuwaiti Crisis Peace Plan Near

U. §. Officials Confer on Far East Policies   Nationalist China Said Growing Bitter Over Plan Involving Outer Mongolia.   Seek Reiection Formula

Chiang’s Criticism of U.S. Policy Is Subject of Consultations in Washington

Report of Activities of Legislature ....  Civil Rights Measure Is Passed by House

House Passes Proposa For Fair Employment   Senate OKs Scholarships

THE WEATHER.   Downtown Temperature Reading From The Dial Thermometer On The Register Building

Heat Is on GM In LAW Drive  For New Gains   Reuther’s Strategy Is to Avoid Putting Price on Demands

sAuto Workers Turn Heat On General Motors in Drive for More Benefits

Takes Charge In Aid Fight   Military, Economic Assistance Needed More Than Ever, JFK

Makes Appeal For Approval To Lawmakers   Tells Group Of Senators Aid To Friendly Nations Badly Needed

. Foreign Aid ‘Kennedy Grabs Reins In Legislative Push   Electoral College  Senators For Changes In Present Procedure

JFK In Charge Of Pushing For Foreign Aid   Both Senate And House Are Showing Some Reluctance

JFK Stresses Foreign Aid   President Takes Personal Charge; Desires Congressional Approval

Kennedy Take: Charge of His Aid Program   President Telfs Congress Friendly Nations Need Help

Auto Companies And UAW Near Lick-Log On Bargaining Issues   Kenney Takes Charge  Old Pro Plugs Aid Program

Kennedy Takes Over Aid Drive   Mansfield Expresses Hope for Action Soon

Rusk in Call  To Japanese Asks Understanding if U. S. Resumes Atmospheric Tests

Rusk Asks Jap Understand Atomic Ruling  J  a, Fk; ce Oe Oe   World Won't Be Safe If Reds Hold Atomit  Superiority He Says

Rusk Asks Japanese Understanding if U.S. Turns to Atmospheric Tests

Police Rams Fugitive Car min gm ag After Fast 18 Mile Chase °°°v" ‘"0°P  B66 Bite peed

Nikita Clings  To Demands   Russ Premier Suggests Congo Crisis Be Left to African States to Settle

Dags Ouster Still Demanded  Khrushchev Urges Congo Crisis Be Left To Africans

€ LEADS CAMPAIGN  Let Africans Solve Crisis In Congo, Soviet Suggests

Bids Rebel Leader Be  Recognized Red Chief Sull For Dag’s Ouster

Sovief Leader Still Demands. Ousting Of Dag   Recognition of Rebel : Regime. As Lepitimata Government Demanded

Khrushchev Says: Let Africa Handle Crisis in Congo   Soviet Premier Wants Gizenga Recognized

Khrushchey Again Urges Dag Ousted   Wants Lumumba Successor Named Government Head

Khrushchev Says Crisis Should Be Leff fo Africans   Hurls New Demand— Recognition of Rebel Regime of Gizenga

Leave Africa Settle Crisis, Nikita Suggest   Premier Asks That Gizenga be Recoaqnized

Khrushchey Wants Congo Leif Alone  Says Africans Should Handle Own Problems

Leave Congo Up To Africa. Mr. K Urges  Sticks To Demands For OQuster OF Daoe

Leave Congo To Africans, Nikita Urges   Sticks to Demands For Dismissal of Hammarskjold

‘Big Stick Idea Hit by Khrushchey   Letter Asks Gizenga’s Rebel Regime Get Recognition.

Nikita Makes New Demand on Congo   His Proposal Similar to That Already Rejected by U.N. Security Council.

SCATTERED RAINS HIT STATE  Sticky and Hot Days Possible In Indiana

Ike Reported To Have Criticized Lack Of Proper Planning As Reason For Cuban Invasion Blunder

‘Inadequate Planning’  lke Blames Poor Military Tactics For Failure In Cuba

MILITARILY UNSOUND  ike Said To Believe Cuban Invasion Was Ill Prepared

Eisenhower Reportedly Believes Inadequate Military Planning Factor in Cuba Invasion Loss

Invasion of Cuba Was Doomed To Failure From Military Viewpoint Says Eisenhower

ike Reportedly Believes Inadequate Military Planning Led to Failure of Cuban Invasion

Etsenhower’s Views Are Made Known ....  Cuban Invasion Lacked Military Planning   By lack Bell

Ike Critical Of Tactics In Cuban Fiasco   Says Gallipoli In World War  Showed Invasion Would Fail.

Eisenhower Sees Military Blunders In Cuban Invasion   Recalls Gallipoli Landing Disaster In World War 

lke Says Failure Of Cuban Invasion Due To Lack Of Military Planning

Criticizes Military Tactics Ike Questions Cuba  Invasion Planning

inagequare Fianning:  Ike Blames Poor Military T Tactics For Failure In Cuba

Without Attempting to Assess Any Blame, Report Says— Ike Believes Faulty Tactics Contributed to Cuban Fiascc

Tke On Cuba:  Inadequate Military Plans Doomed Invasion By Rebels

 ~IKE’S VIEWS DISCLOSEDPoor Training, Tactics  Led To Cuban Fiasco

Ike Links Cuban Invasion Fizzle With Inadequate Military Planning

Believe Ike Blames Inadequate Arms Planning for Cuban Invasion Failure 

Cuban Invasion Views —  Ike Blames Inadequate Military Plans for Flop

OFFICIAL TRUCE   NPw COALITION   Today's Index   Eisenhower Reportedly Raps Planning Of Cuban Invasion

Urges GOP To Avoid Criticism in Times of Crises . . .  Inadequate Military Planning Played Key Role in Invasion Failure, Ike Says

lke Blames Bad Military Planning inCuban Fiasco   13 Survive Cruise Vessel Sinks, 6 Drown

Phone Is Disconnected  ‘Darling, Call Me’ Letters 'Cause Big Furor in Jackson

State Dept. Rejects East Zone Claims—_ Believe Question Topic For Security Council

Pentagon Has Berlin Plans Set If Needed  U.S. Denies _— Grae Lact C_awremany tn   U.S. Denies Right Of East Germany to Curb Plane Flights

U.S. Snubs Red Berlin Power Play   State Department _ Denies Communists Cari Control Air

Laos Proclaimed Neutral by King, Probe Requested   Monarch Says Nation Aspires Only to Peace

Fired Chief Asks $50,000 For ‘Slander’  Lotze Of Palestine Sues Virginia Mast On Her Testimony

Committee ChopsDown For ‘eign Aid   $896 Million Slashed From JFK Request

Foreign Aid. Again Slashed   House Committee Lops $896 Million From Request

WARNING TO NEUTRAL NATIONS   VV bead teadtertalia PW INLBVINAE FA J INSITN  Nehru: World At Brink Of War   IN THIS ‘CLIMACTIC HOUR  Kennedy Pleads For Aid Funds

Ike’s Similar Pleals Cited By Kennedy  Soys All Will Be Lost If The New   Says All Will Be Lost If The New Nations Turn Red

Foreign Aid Plan Slashed  By Committee   Cuts Every Portion Of Program Below Amounts Approved

Committee Slashes Foreign Aid Funds  House Expected To Approve Cuts

FOREIGN AID BILL REDUCED $96 MILLION   Every Category Suffers Slash;  Peace Corps, Too

Kennedy Appeals For Aid Increase  Urges Restoration Of Assistance Cuts

Kennedy Issues Aid Funds Plea  Congress Is Urged to Restore Cuts

Foreign Aid Fund Bill Is Slashed in Every Category   Kennedy's Program Cut by $896 Million In House Committee

Foreign Aid Bill Cut by House Group   Committee Slashes Kennedy Program by $896 Million

News Index   BOMB, BERLIN, FINLAND ALL PART OF PLAN  Pressure Tactics Alone May Win For Nikita

Cuban Assails Peruvian, U.S.  Won't Stand Being Accused, Says Roa

State Judge Ballot Race  Looms Close   O’Brien-Aipern Supreme Court Bid Is Viewed

Political Leaders Watch Coming Election; More Interest Than Usual

“I'd Do It Again,” Declares Survivor Of School Ship Sinking Fatal To Six

13 Who Escaped Death Reach Port = —  Survivor of Ship School Says: ‘Sure ’d Do It Again

Many Victims Survived impact But Suffocaied,  Tests On Recruits Show

SUFFOGATION TOOK TOLL IN PLANE CRASH   Most Of 77 Victims Survived Impact, Autopsies Show   IMPACT WAS LIGHT, PILOT DISCLOSES

Pilot Tells Of Reeruit Plane Crash  Fought To Keer Control of Craft As Power Failec

FIRE KILLED MOST RECRUITS  Pilot Tells of Struggle To Prevent Plane Crash

BERT ESER WE SUTEE Greil  x** x** x*rt x*ert  Broke, Homeless Family Eats In Style

Flight Recorder May Help Solve Mystery   Hicme Town of Owen Family Stunned by Tragic News From Belgium

Unable To Identify Some Bodies  Flight Recorder May Bare Cause Of Airliner Disaster

Flight Recorder Found In Wreckage Of Airliner; Hope To Find Cause Of Crash

Recovered in Wreckage . . .  Recorder May Shec Light On Jet Crash

Pro-Castro Students Involved  U.S. Offical's Car  Burned In Venezuela

Student Mob Destroys Car Of U.S. Envoy   Pro-Castro Elements Act On Leftist Order Venezuelans Charge

Pro-Castro Students Burn Automobile Of U. S. Ambassador in Caracas City

Pro-Castro Students Set Fire To Auto Of U. S. Ambassador To Venezuela

U. S.. Ambassador's Car Burned   Stevenson Carries Alliance’ For Progress Plan to Bolivia

U.S. Envoy’s  Car Burned  In Venezuela Caracas Students  Stage Attack;  Ww fet , wet..... Ff

In Latin America  eu op ms a — =  , Tt” 4 “ar a ae   US Ambassador’s Car Is Burnec

Stronger Action on Congo Seen   UN Expected to Give New Secretary General More Authority to Handle Crisis

... We Have Been Driven Into A One-Way Street”  Reds Renew Pressure On Finns   More Authority For U Thant?

More Power lor U Thant U.N. Topie   Expected To Give Authority To Deal With Congo Crisis

Stronger Hand Seen in Congo For U Thant   Delegates Differ On Extent of New Authority on Issue

High Generals Hail 32nd, 49th  As Fine Troops  Red Arrow Unit Receives Praise For Readiness

Teacher Walkout Is Over   Say No Immediate Change Can Be Made In Procedure

Many Opportunities For The Needy Families Of Area Still Not Taken

Their Needs Are Urgent List Of Opportunities Still Large In County

Annual Christmas Clearing House Still Has Opportunities Available

Appeal Is Made For Needy Cases  Many Opportunities Still Not Taken As ime Grows Shorter

‘There’s Joy In Giving  Some N eedy Cases Taken But Others Being Added

Several Families Still Available On Christmas Opportunities List

Many Opportunities Are Available For Families In Need At Christmas

Long List Of Opportunities Still * Untaken As Christmas Approaches

Your Help Is Needed Opportunity List Grows For Needy At Christmas

Conference Starts Nov. 28 In Switzerland   Agree To Resumption In Reply To Offers Advanced By Allies

Russians Agree To Ban Talks  a Sa J   Meeting Is Dated Late This Month

Fight Aimed At Rules  Committee   Liberals Seek To Remove Roadblocks For Kennedy Program

U.S. Sure of Victory on Congo   Proposal Would Expand Authority of U.N, Secretary

US.A. Confident U Thant Will Get More U.N. Power   Action Being Sought To End The Secession Of Katanga Province

A Berserk Man Swallows Spoon  Slaughters Family Of Brother-In-Law In N. Y. Recently.

Taxes Are Legislative Headache   Tax Federal Governmen?   Tax on House Sales   Race Track Men Seek Tax Boost They Can Live With

2 House Groups Team for Curb OnU.S. Spendine   ‘Back-Door’ Outlays Run Into Billions

House Chairmen Push Drive  Curb Sought on Federa: Back-Door Spending

Curbs Sought On ‘Back Door’ U. 5. Spending  2 House Committee Chairmen Work   2 House Committee Chairmen Work Together in Drive

Drive Begun For Back-Door Spending Curl:  2 House Groups  Team Up to Stop Baand Withdeawale

‘Back-Door’ Ss pending Curb Asked  House Chairmen   House Chairmen  Propose Limits

Drive Slated To Put Curb On Spending   House Committees Discuss Federal *Back-Door’? Funds

Hoffa Recording Reveals ..  Told Mobster Was Okay to Rob Union. but Don’t Get Caught

Probers Get ‘Bussed’ Testimony * * * * * x * x * * * * * * *  Recorded Talk Of Teaqmetere And Mahctor Airod

Labor Boss Linked With New York Mobster  Senate Group To Quiz Hoffa About Decor

Senate Group Wants to Quiz Union Head   Tape Recordings Set Stage For Testimony By Jimmy Hoffa

Senate Probers Hear Recording   Hoffa Reportedly OK'd Robking Union

All Right to Rob Union But Don't Get Caught, Is Recorded Word of Hoffa

Teamsters’ Hoffa Opens New Reign  Election to 5-Year Term Follows Connentian Onatian. -

Mom Shot, Girl, 13, Being Held   West Pointer In Serious Condition

INVESTIGATION B™ PRESIDENT   Role in Cuba Fiasco Subiect of Probe

Intelligence Unit ls Investigated  Attorney General, General Study CIA

Attorney General Working With Gen  CiA Probe Readied After Fiasco [n Cuban Landing

Bobby Kennedy Joins Taylor In Probe Of CIA   Washington Silent On Castro Blow At Kennedy   U. S. Approach In Fight On Reds Questioned   7-Stage Rocket Fired On Shore

The New York Times Reports—  ‘Robert Kennedy Works With ‘Gen. Taylor in Probe of CIA

U.S. Intelligence Agency Probed   CIA‘’s Cuban Role Due For Close Checkup

Worst Single-Car Accident 7 Years AgoToday Memory Of Crash Haunts Lone Survivo'

SURVIVED ‘WORST ACCIDENT  Eel esinnisneseertinetoeetonecenenrntivan ns nT aati eansanmemmuaneeinae anon eauninmonneiecnnnenuaniecneh nee aineiiGl  Burns Have Healed, But Not Memories

FIERY MEMORY LEAVES NO PEACE.   FIERT MEMORT LEAVES NO FEAUCE  Hexie Maxie a Haunted Man

Emporia Weather   Injured Man Builds New Life After Family Dies in Wreck

u Died In Car 7 Years Ago  Man Relives Nation's Worst Auto Tragedy

Blazing Auto Wreck  Still Haunts Memory Ot Troubled Survivor   FIVE IN FAMILY KILLED

Ll Persons Died! Worst Auto Accident On Recor ‘Happened 7 Years Ago Today

Maxie’s Memory Is Haunted Seven Years After Tragic Auto Accident

Faces Death In Slaying Of Millions   Judges Begin Reading Of Documents; Expect Sentencing by Friday

Adolf May Face Death On Gallows   Ex-Nazi Leader Shows No Emotion As Verdict Is Read

Death Guilt Ot Jews Laid To Eichmann  May be Ist to be Executed By Israeli: He Stavs Calm

Hears Verdict Without Show Of Any Emotion   Sentencing Is Expected Later In Week

Airliner Crashes In Sahara   Big Air France Plane Goes-Down In Desolate Area

AIRLINER CRASHES IN SAHARA   69 Persons Aboard Believed Dead; Five Americans On List   BOUND FOR PARIS

Five Americans Among 69 People Aboard Plane   Wreckage Is Found in Sahara Desert Today

69 Killed In Sahara Plane Crash   U.S. Diplomat’s Family Dies on Vacation Trip

French Plane Crash in Sahare Kills 69 Aboard   5 Americans Among Victims of Disaster In Lonely Sand Dunas

French Air Liner Crashes In Desert   Search Craft Find Wreckage In Lonely Dunes

Bov Gets the ‘Feel’   VIVE AMERICANS ABOARD Krenach Plane  Falis: 69 Die

(North A  All 69 People Aboard Plane Die in Crash  em AC Ane   5 Americans Are Among Passengers ‘Killed in Mishap

French Plane Crashes; 69  Persons Die   Report At Least 5 Americans Killed In Sahara Tragedy

5 Victims Listed as Americans   Diplomat’s Family on Airliner That Went Down in Sahara.

69 Killed In: Plane C Cr ash;     Fretich Aidiner . Found Down In Sp ee Gand Thaire

French Airliner Crashes Killing All 09 Aboard      Find Wreckage in Desert

Sahara crash takes lives of 69 persons   At least five Americans on French airliner

Ameriean Diplomat’s Kin Aboard   Wreckage Found on Sand Dunes; Craft Bound for Paris

French Plane Crashes In Sahara;  All 69 Passengers Reported Dead -

69 Persons Die As French Plane Falls in Africa  Five Americane Are   Five Americans Are Known to Be Victim: Of Crash in Sahara

Air Crash Fatal to 69 In Algeria   Five Americans Perish; Wreckage Found in Sahara

69 Die in Sahara Crash of French Airliner Early Today   Two Sides Agree on May 20  NEW AGREEMENT COMES ON ‘FRENCH-ALGERIAN TALKS

SCHOOL BUS. CAR COLLIDE   seaman aaa maarin nace enamine  French Airliner Carrying 69 Crashes: No Survivors

69 KILLED; 5 AMERICANS KNOWN DEAD   Wreackage Of Plane En Route From Congo Republic to Paris Found In Sand.

Air France Reports All  Aboard Die   U.S. Diplomat’s Family Perishes in Wreckage

U.S. Official’s Family Aboard Plane  69 Dead In Sahara Air Crash

Wreckage Spotted In Sahara   > Americans Reported Aboard French Airliner

Airliner cracks up in desert   5 Americans aboard flight from Congo

69 Killed In Crash Of Big French Plane   At Least Five Americans Aboard’ Airliner Which Crashes In Sahara On Way From Congo To Paris.

A PROBLEM ARISES What To Do With A Trial When There Is No Witness

‘Murder Trial Delayed 37 Years, ‘Creeps Into Limelight Once More

Ford andUAY In Marathon  Talks on Pact   Negotiations May Go Right Up to Hour Set For Strike by Union

JFK Holds High Level Russ Parley   Moscow Envoy Gives Views To President

County Voting AtA Glance   Alpern Leading O’Brien In  Contest For Supreme Court

Steady Lead By Alpern,  Barr Winner   Democrats Find Little To Cheer In State Vote

Rockefeller Divorce Is Planned  N. Y. Governor, Wife Already  Living Apart

‘Katanga ‘Independence’ Ended In Pitched Battle   Ry RAY AAO HACY

Katanoa indenendence from Congo ends after battle with U.N. trooms

$2.98 Model Gave Russians Millions Worth Of U.S. Atomic Sub Data, Rickover Charges

Rickover Says Toy Model of Sub Ils Worth Millions to Soviet Union

$2.98 Toy Sold In Dime Stores Has Given Soviets Valuable Data About U.S. Nuclear Submarines

Secrets Worth Millions Revealed by $2.98 Toy. Charges Adm. Rickover

Information On U.S. Nuclear Subs  Admiral Charges Toys Give Aid To Russians

U.S. OFFERS LATITUDE ON POWER   NATO Allies Get More Influence On Nuclear Use

Widow Acquitfed OF K.C. Slaying  September Trial Set In Death of Husband

State YMCA Cheerleaders’ Clinic Gets Underway at Rock Eagle Aug. 1]

Would Continue Until 1 Allowed to Phone Wife   MONTGOMERY, Ala.—(?) —Six Negroes refused food in their jail cells today while awaiting trial as a result of attempts to integrate a bus depot lunch counter.

Others Threaten Hunger Strike _  27 Fined ‘Freedom Riders’ Remain In Mississippi Jail

Refusing To Pay Fines, Post Bail In Jackson, Miss   Race Groups Vow To Push Crusade For Inteqration

More Due To Head For South  6 Warn of Fast   6 Warn of Fast Over Phone Call

Six Freedom Riders On Hunger Strike In Montgomery, Ala.   Refuse to Eat While Await. ing Trial: 27 Others Stay in Jail in Jackson, Miss.

No Stopping Their Drive, Say Leaders   More Riders To Head South Shortly

21 Convicted In Trial In Mississippi   6 Others In Georgia Threaten To Go On Hunger Strike In Cell:

Freedom Riders Remain Voluntarily In Jail In Deseqreqation Attempt

‘Riders’ Remaining  In Jail   King Is Urging “Temporary Lull’ In Planned Rides

Freedom riders’ vow to step up campaign   Jackson mixers stay in jail voluntarily; hunaer strike threatened in Montgomery   Injunction hearing scheduled in Lamar County school hassle

Leaders Still Determined  To Carry On   Jail Hunger Strike Threatened By Six Riders In Alabama

Negroes Plan Stepped Up Driv  27 Riders Choose Jail 6 Others Threaten Fast

Freedom Riders Stay in Jail, No Fines Paid  Negro Leaders Seek Further Defiance of Segregation Laws

Retuse Offer of  Fine Money   Say More “Riders” To Follow Soon Throughout South

GROUP FINED IN JACKSON PREFER JAI   Intensive Drive Against Barriers Being Continued

Group in Alabama Threatens Hunger Strike  27 Convicted ‘Freedom Riders’ Choose to Stay in Jackson Jail

Negro Leaders Urge Stepping Up Campaign   6 Jailed Riders In Alabama Threater Hunger Strike

Negro Leaders Undeterred; More ‘Freedom’ Rides Are Planned In South Shortly

NO _ INCIDENTS REPORTED  Peaceful Integration Seen National Pattern

‘ublic Education Pays Off ‘Dallas, Tex. Admits Negro Students; ‘No Demonstrations

House Debates $310 Teacher Pay Hike Bill.   “Would Cost State: About $144 Million “In Next Two: Years

- At City Hall  COUNCIL TO NAME CITIZENS COMMITTEE TO STUDY WATER RATES

At Gity Hall   ‘councn, TO NAME CITIZENS COMMITTEE \ TO STUDY WATER. RATES

Developes Huge Thrust, but—  Biggest Rocket Engine Flunks lin First Public Demonstration

Stevenson Trip toLatin America ls Starting Well   Ambassador to U. N. Has Visit with Venezuelan President Betancourt.

Ella Rockwell Estate Case In Top Court  Hear Arguments   Hear Arguments On Appeal Of Board In ¥ork

Tax Group Given New Distribution Setup at Session   28% Cut Claimed In Local Property Levy Under Plan

GOP RAISES THREAT  To Attach Anti-Red China Resolution to Aid Bill

 GOP RAISES THREAT  To Attach Anti-Red China Resols ian tn Ata BAD

Religious Controversy   Anti-Red China Ban Threatened By Republicans

Senate Due To Approve  Nomination   Secretary Of State Rusk First; To Act Ouickly On Others

Quick Cabinet Approval Seen   Senate Confirmation Expected At Unusual Saturday Afternoon Sessior

 Strange Woman Sought  ‘Kidnap- Drowning af Three- Year-Old  Paw Chacke Buffalo. N.Y. Residents

Delaware Park Lake Gives Up Gagged, Bound Body Of Little Boy; Police Search Goes All-Out

Buffalo Parents Fearful as Little Boy, Third Kidnaping Victim, Is Drowned   Few Fatalities Recorded in Ohio During Week End

Body Of 3rd Victim Found Floating In Lake, Bound And Gagged  Woman Maniac Sought In Buffalo Child Kidnapings

OTHER CHILDREN LURED AWAY BY WOMAN LUNATIC  Kidnap-Drowning of 3 Year Old Horrifies City

 "Woman Mantac” Sougnte At HbuUuTTato  Cops Hunt Kidnap-Slayer Of Little And;

City Horrified Body Of Third Child Kidnaped In Buffalo In Two Months Found

City Of Bulfalo Shocked By KidnapDrowning Of Three-Year-Old Boy   By A UPI Special Reporting Team

—Oe t CaF-eUsIid L71eS8 eee  Fear Clutches Buffalo,N. Y., As Third Child Attacked By Unknown Woman; Two Escape

‘Buffalo Residents Horrified As Crazed Woman On Loose  Third Kidnaped Child Is Found Bound. Gaaaed Floating In Lake   In Fatal Plunge At Hotel  Newly-Wed Millionaire Georae Vanderbilt Suicides

Buffalo, N.Y. Is City of Fear as Body Of Third Kidnap Victim Found in Lake

[BJ's Plane Crashes, 2 Pilots Killed   Johnson at Ranch Seven Miles From Scene of Acciden:

Veep’s Private Plane Crashes, Killing Two   Wreckage Found Near Johnson’s Texas Ranch

FP Not Aboard Johnson’s  Plane Crashes   Two Pilots Killed Near LBI Ranch

Two Pilots Fo VP Johnson Die In Crash  Wreckage Found Seven Miles From _ Le IMRi Bansk

Johnson’s Plane Crashes, Both Pilots Are Dead   VP Scheduled To Fly Craft Today

Vice President Was Not Aboard Fatal Flight  LBJ’s Plane Crashes; Two Dead

Canada Urged To Join Fight Against Reds  Kennedy Makes Plea In Speech To Parliament

Plea for Help By Canadians Given by JFK   President Appears Before Parliament

JFK Tells Canadians of Threat  Asks Help to Rid   Asks Help to Rid World of Chance of Nuclear War

Kennedy Speaks To Parliament  Support To Contain Ideologies Struggle Asked Of Canada

Unity Needed to Beat Back Threat fo Liberty, Kennedy Says  Canada's Full Cooperation Asked

Tells Canadians It Is Threat to Liberty Itself   Calls for Help to Contain the Struggle Of Ideologies

Canada Asked Join Battle  President Appeals for Cold War Assistance

Asks Neighbor Join U.S. in Freedom Fight   Goals: Rid World of Nuclear Threat; Aid Backward Lands

Kennedy Speaks To Parliament  Asks Canada Join U.S. To Contain Struaagle

Urges Canada fo Help Keep Reds From Hemisphere   Kennedy Speaks To Parliament In Ottawa Today

US. Cruiser Fires At Cubans ~   Cuban Note Denounce: ‘Aggressive Attitude’ Of American Forces

Bloom Considers  Gubernatorial Race Wide Open  Denies He’s Pushing Woodside’s Cause In Informal Talke

State Ends Year With Surplus of 25 or 180 Million Dollars Depending on Your Politics

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL AID IS OPPOSED   Kennedy Says Federal Assist Unconstitutional

Two Wisconsin Reserve Groups Receive Callups   Defense Action To Affect 76,500, Including Guard

Passes Time in Exile—   Open Drive on Reporting of Social Security Taxe:

CHOKING SMOKE CLOUDS FORCE ST. LOUIS HOTEL GUESTS TO EVACUATE   SHED BURNED DOWN

Chicago to Chattanooga     Gl Tells of Three- Week Robbery, Killing Spree

Soldier Claims 4 or 5 Killings  Accused in Murder OFf Taxicab Driver

GI boasts of killing spree  ‘Nothing to lose,’ ‘You can’t fry  eam ae Leeed Rage £4

Cost pi U Muon     JFK Asks Juvenile Delinquency Fight in Five-Year Program

Five-Year Program Outlined   Kennedy Forms New Committee To Study Means

Kennedy Outlines Program for Youth  Juvenile Delinquency ‘Sans National Vigor

Kennedy Wants 5-year Program To Fight Rising Delinquency Among the Nation’s Juveniles

Five-Year Federal Action.... Kennedy Proposes Program  To Combat Juvenile Crime

Kennedy Asks 5-Yr. Fighton Juvenile Crime  “Ribicoff Estimates ' Cost at $10 Million for Beginning Year

Fight Asked To Curb   Youth Crime Kennedy Wants  Government  To Lead Wavy

Delinquency Drive Urged   President Asks Congress Approve Five-Year Plan of Federal Action

Kennedy Asks Aid To Fight Delinquency   Five-Year Program Would Cost $10 Million Ist Year

Kennedy Asks Action to Nip Youth Crime   Five-Year Program Urged on Congress in Message

Kennedy Asks Congress For Program To Fight U. S. Juvenile Delinquency

JEK Asks o-Year War On Juvenile Offenders   Would Cost  Government Ten Million  First Year

Calls for Action To Assist Youth   Anti-Delinquency Aid Asked by Kennedy

Asks Congress For 5-Year Plan  Thenien Denaptment Chipfe    Justice Department Chics amed t6 Spur Program

- PROGRAM WOULD COST $10. MILLION Kennedy Asks. Congress To Okay  PlanA gainst J uvenile Delinquency

Congress Asked To OK  Juvenile Delinquency Plar   Serious Concern

JFIC Names  Brother To Head Group   National Blight ¥s Costing U. S. $5 Billion Yearly

Program Proposed For Youth   JFK Asks Congress For $10 Million For First Year

S10 MILLION REQUESTED IN FIGHT   Robert Kennedy ls Chairman Of Committee

Kennedy Asks Juvenile Plan   Delinquency Cost First Year Expected Near $10 Million

JFK Submits Plan fo Curb Delinquency   Message to Congress Cites Increase In Juvenile Crime

JFK Hits Juvenile Delinquency   Launches Federal - Plan Of Action

Request Is Made To Legalize Wiretap Evidence   Cost $1U Million JFK Asks Juvenile Delinquency Fight in Five-Year Program

Kennedy in Request for 5-Year Plan   Juvenile Crime Group Established, with Robert at Head.

Kennedy Requests Program fo Halt Juvenile Crime   Robert Kennedy Placed In Charge of Group to Study New Methods.

Kennedy Proposes Five-Year Program On Juvenile Crime  Estimate Annual Cost of Plan to   Estimate Annual Cost of Plan to Fiqht Delinquency at $10 Million

Floating Home   President Asks Congress To Declare War On Juvenile Delinquency

b-Year Plan Set fo Curb Youth Crime   President Names ‘Brother to Head Snecial Committe

ALCOHOLIC LICENSE IS REASON  State Board Debates Definition of Church

Jeering But Orderly Crowd Greets Riders In Arkansas   U.S. Injunction Issued In Maritime Strike

Czechs Mistaken For US Liberators   East German Retugees Throw Flowers, Amidst Shouts Of ‘Americans Are Here’

Disappointment  East Germans Toss Flowers, Thinking Reds are American

$4,800.00 Annually State Senators Said Ready To Pass Salary Legislation

tie: 3 we  YANKS WIN ‘ANOTHER PENNANT  : Maris Winds Up With 59; 2 Long Swats Are Foul

 Passenger Panics, Grabs Controls   Injured Pilot Survives Crash, Cold

Crashed on Utah Mountain — Injured Flier Huddled In Wreckage, Rescued

Injured Pilot Is Rescued from Top of Utah Mountain   Suffered Through Four Days of Freezing Cold In Wreckage of Plane.

COMPANION KILLED Injured Pilot Saved After Long, Cold Ordeal on Peak

Survives four days on snow   Injured pilot rescued from mountainside

LIVED ON 'BITES OF SNOW’ AFTER COMPANION DIED IN UTAH CRASH   Pilot Saved After 4-Day Ordeal on Mountain

To Advise Action  Bob Corette Is Featurec Speaker at C. of C Dinner

Two-Mill State Property Tax Bill Advanced   To Aavise Action  Bob Corette Is Featurec Speaker at C. of C. Dinner

Three Airmen Killed Near Plattsburgh Base as $2-Million, B47 Jet Crashes

Echo TSull Cireling On Its Birthday   Experts Believe Satellite Will Continue For Year

Months After Predicted ‘Death’ Echo I Satellite Marks First Year Orbiting Earth

First Birthday! ‘Echo Satellite, Launched Year Ago Today, Still Orbits Earth

Echo I Marking First  Anniversary; It's Still Whizzing Around Earth

Months After Its Expected Demise- Echo Satellite Observes First Birthday, Still Circling Earth

Can Be Seen With Naked Kye  Satellite Kecho 1 Is In Orbit for Year

Administration Braces for New Crisis In Berlir   Russians Stiffen Thei Stand on Alliec Evacuation of Ger man City.

Rearick: ‘We Need $50.000  Lower Bueks United Fund Reaches 90 Pet. Of Goal

Will Test Segregation In Key State  20 Alabama Patrol Cars Accompany Bus Te Border

Campaign Heads for Stiff Test   Score of ‘Bama Patrol Vehicles Accompany Freedom Bus.

Four Others On Plane — Near Death   Giant Plane Plunges To Earth, Burns Shortly After Takeoff

18 Killed As” Globemaster Crashes   Plane Struggling For _ Altitude Crashes  Bae Bde haved Etald

x eK x «K * x KK FOR FIGHTING FORCE  Congress Hurries To Okay Buildup

Castro Says Must Leave In 48 Hours   Cheering Rally Sees Parade of Weapons Obtained from Reds

Castro Orders U.S. Embassy Staff Cut To 11   Fidel Parades Soviet-Type Tanks

Fidel Hurls ‘Spy’   Charges At Statt   N ikita “4 esl Over  Cuba’s Invasion Fears

ridel Gives Hundreds 48 Hours to Go  . . Assails ‘Spving’   Assails ‘Spying’ ‘After Parade Of Military Miaht

Castro Orders All  But Il American Statters To Leave   Massive Array Of Soviet, Czech Heavy Weapons Shown On Fidel’s Anniversary

Coad’s Alabama divorce can't be set aside, says the judge   Allegedly waives   Alabama resident

Red China, Korea Sign New Treaty  Aid Plan Similiar To Russian Pact

China, Korea  Ink Aid Pact   Claim Treaty Strengthens Over-all Communist Bloc

Red China, N. Korea Sign Treaty   Communists Pledge Full Military Support If Hither Nation Attacked

Red China, No. Korea Sign Pact   Pledge Full Assistance To One Another in Case of Attack.

Military Aid  Is Promised   Hailed As New Example of Red Bloc’s Solidarity

FOSTER IS DIRECTOR OF NEW EFFORT   Action Follows Challenge Flung To Red World

Bill Signed by President in New York Hofel   William C. Foster Is Administrator

Calls It Symbol OfU. 5. Desire To End Wars   William C. Foster Named to Head New Agency

Symbol of U.S. Peace Desire  Kennedy Signs Arms Control Unit Bil

Disarmament Unit Created   Kennedy Signs Bill; Called Symbol of U. S. Desires

Kennedy Signs Bill Creating Disarm Agency  Calls Organization Symbol of U.S. Desire to End War:

New Agency To Work for Disarmament   Kennedy Signs Special Bill: Appoints Chief

Disarm Agency Created   JFK Signs Measure Called U. S. Symbol Of Peace Intentions   BULLETIN

SYMBOL OF U.S. HOPE  Kennedy Signs Bill Setting Up Disarmament Agency

ACDA Now Agency For Disarming   Signed Bill Creates Body To Further U.S Disarmament Plans

Kennedy Signs Disarmament Agency Bill   Symbol Of Importance U. S. Places In Disarming Mankind Of Weapons

Signed Into Law By Ker nedy; To Be Headed By Foster   WAR-F REE WORLD IS PRESIDENT’S HOPE

Following Soviet Challenge  New U.S. Arms Control Agency Bill Is Sioned

Kennedy Names William Foster To Head Group   President, In His New York Hotel Suite, Signs Legislation To Establish New Dept.   Cites Goal

Disarmament Bill Gets Signature of President;  Svmbol of U.S. Desire

Calls Program Move Toward World Peace   President Names William C. Foster Leader of Groun

Kennedy Signs Act Creating a Disarm Agency   William C. Foster Named as Leader

Kenne: dy Sig Sig ns Bill in Ne ew ye ork  U.S. Arms Control  Agency Is Created

U THANT POWERS EXPANDED   Soviets Accept Key Proposals By United States

Air Guard Jet Destroys Giant Plane   Accident Occurs During Practice Over New Mexico

righ Court lold ‘Numbers Game’ for Juries In Silver Bow County Hit

Top JFK-Adenaver Discussion Subject Expected to Be How To Handle Berlin Negotiation

Harvey Club Sets Sights  On National Competition   Bagpipes Skirl, Kilts Tyirl at Burns’ Night

CIA Accused . Of Imprisonine 17 Fidel Foes — Refugee Says’   They Opposed Rebel Chief

Imprisoning Of Cubans Laid to CIA   17 Reported Held at Camp For 1) Weeks

HEMINGWAY'S FUNERAL HELD   Wife, Sons And Fev Friends At Simple  Service

Fire Fighting, Chicago Style   Novelist Hemingway Buried In Quiet Cemetery Far From Violent World He Knev,

CongoleseAid UN Hunt For Raiders  Rebel Forces Join Rare Operation to Ractore Kivu Order

Operation On To Wipe Out  Terrorists  Wild Leopard Men Target For Joint Military Drive

UN. Troops Act Against Kivi Bands   “Drive Launched On Fanatics Who Have -Terrorized Whites ©

‘Terrorists Roundup» Launched   U.N. Gizenga Soldiers Begin  Joint Military Moves in Congo

U.N. Troops Plan Drive Against Terrorists Leopard Men  Terrorizing White Persons In Province

UN,, bizenga Forces March  On Terrorists  About 30 White: At Mercy of Conao Fonatics   Healthy Bodies Could Fight It Transplants a Cure to Cancer’ ?

UN., Gizenga Forces Unite Asainst Cult   Troops Combined In Drive To Mop Up Fanatic Terrorists

Iry Jo Halt Terrorists In The Congo   Roaming Bands Of Fanatics Objects Of Intense Search

NAMES IN THE NEWS   Thousands Expected to Aitend Rites Today for Gary Cooper

Hollywood In Goodbye To Gary Cooper   WIDOW'S PLEA   REVEALING INSIGHT

Final Tribute Paid To Cooper  Crowd Of Thousand: Expected To Attend Funeral Of Star

Pittsburgh Policeman Suspended in Gambling Probe in Westmoreland

65 Years a Sunday School Teacher   - That's the Record of Nettie Anderson, 9

68 Years a Sunday School Teacher   That's the Record of Nettie Anderson, 3:   By RON PETERSON

The Day Christ Was Born Mary Softly Calls Joseph, ... Lhe Messiah Is Born

The Day Christ Was Born .  ‘Fear Not: For Behold. I Bring Good Tidings’   THE SHEPHERDS

The Day Christ Was Born  ‘Find the Baby! -Then  Slaughter of Innocents

The Day Christ Was Bort  ‘An Angel Tells J oseph ‘Rise, Flee Into Egypt’

7 DN RARE NAAAE AOL VY AO SOUT Lam I AULUOLYV ©  “Magi Follow Star to ‘King of Jews’

Border Closing Is Considered   Labor Spokesman Says Move Would Be Idiotic

To Survey Disputed Boundary  Shift of Missouri Wie f mwantar   Shift of Missouri River Created Boundary Problem

Inside...   Missouri-Nebraska Dispute Governors Agree on Survey Of Disputed Border Area

Preliminary Survey Slated Ir Biddeford Planning Program   Urban Renewal Is Discussed At Saco

Meany Proposes Taking In Rebel Teamster Locals  AFL-CIO Executive  Committee Votes Against Readmisgion of Hoffa Union.

Top Labor Leaders Rebuff Hoffa  * * * *  AFTL.CIO Hoad Trace Tabet oe In Doaotoartineg TF annlk.

'AFL-CIO invites teamster union locals to quit Hoffa, join international organization

Gagarin Could See, U. S. Fliers Agree’   What Is the Best Rocket Propellant?

 Says Thiokol Official:  Russian Rocket Thrust Could Be Topped Quickly

Type of Fuel May Be Key To Success   House Committee Seek: To Determine Best Missile Propellant

Space Committee Ponders Questio  Should Solid or Liquid Fuel Power U. S. Rockets?

General Assembly Winds Up   Last-Minute Action Provides Funds For Congo Expense

U.N. Pleads For Cuban, U.S. Peace   General Assembly Ends Session After Funds Are Set Aside.

Tornadic Winds Subside, Snow, Rain Prevail  Thean Ctrtac   Three States Counting Toll Of Monday Storm

KU Among Tops  In Awards For Special Studies   20 Wilson Scholars Give KU 4O Per Cent of Big 8 Total   (Picture on Page 9)

KU Among Tops In Awards For Special Studies   20 Wilson Scholars Give KU 40 Per Cent of Big 8 Total

From Sardines to Bobby Pins’  _—— thtorennennctnere= eee  West Berlin Stocks Supplies Against New Blockade by Reds

See of State Says  Meeting With Khrushchev Is Planned by Kennedy

Bowles Says Kennedy ‘Considering’ Khrushchev Talk- Decision Later

Brandt Says Americans Solidly Back Government on West Berlin   Contends They Know City Nof Only-Issue

West Berlin Mayor Back From Visit  Feels Confident tl Brnreie.   Feels Confident U.S. For City’s Freedom

People Back Government, Mayor Declares   Red Guards Nab 2 W. Berliners In Phony Escape Trick

Mayor Brandt At Home- West Berlin Assured Of American Backing   Advisory Committee -Hartman Named To SBA Loan Panel

Reports To Countrymen On 2-Day Visit To N.Y.; Talks With U. S. Leader

US. Backing Free Berlin, Brandt Says   Mayor Reports On Findings In New York Visit

_ Reports on Visit to New York....  Brandt Says US Determined To Keep West Berlin Free

West Berlin Reassured  By Brandt   Says U.S. People Backing Efforts T: Keep City Free

Brandt Says U. S. Determined To Keep West Berlin Free City   Mayor Reports To People On His Two-Day Visit To New York

Solid U.S. Backing On Berlin Seen  Americans Behind   Americans Behind Freedom Policy. Brandt Declares

Brandt Praises Us Determination For A Free West Berli  Makes Report After Returning From A

MAYOR GIVES VIEW AFTER VISIT HERE   Reports Americans Solidly Behind Government   Show New Belligerence By Firing On W. Berliners After Setting Trap

NOTES FAKE INCIDENT ON RED BORDER   Combat Troops Remain Close To Danger Zone

Brandt Sees Americans  Ready to Defend Berlin   Embattled City’s Mayor Issues Report After Two-Day Visit to New York

Brandt Says U. S. Backs Berlin Plan   West Germany Is Told of American Determination

Brandt Reports U.S. Stands Firm  Assures Berliners Of West Backing

U.S. Backs  West Berlin  Says Brandt Makes Report   Makes Report After Making New York Visit

wICROFILM SERVICE @ Sates éc. P.0. BOX 8066 4924 COLE avr. DALLAS, TERAS come.   Realize Berlin Is Not Only Issue at Stake, Mayor Says

U.S. To File Suits Against Elec. Firms  _ Government Agencie Have Purchased Fron 90 Mannfacturarc

lnside Today   ‘Bandit Flags Down Tourists in Utah, Leaves 2 for Dead, Flees With Girl

‘Manhunt On In Utah, Colorado  Bandit Shoots 2, Flees With Girl, 14

Un hoad In Utah  Bandit Stops Car, Kills1, Wounds 1, Kidnaps Girl, 14

Woman Slain In Roadside Offer To Help   Husband Survives Attack In Utah Desert

Man Shot Twice In Face Kidnaps Girl In Desert  After Slaying Woman

Hunt Utah Kidnaper; One Slain  Girl, 14, Taker   Girl, 14, Taken by Killer

Desert Bandit Shoots 2   Flags Down Tourists In Utah, Flees With Girl After Slaying  ~ And Wounding

Search For Young Girl Widespread   One Victim Survives; Mothe Of Girl Killed

Girl Kidnaped, Two Tourists Shof by Bandit   Man Survives, but Is In. Critical Condition; Woman Is Slain

Gunman Abducts Girl 14 After Killing Mother, Wounding Friend   County Records Only Minor Mishaps On 4th

Desert Bandit Kill Tourist   One Victim Survive: Lee (SET Ab de ew

Girl Abducted After Shooting  -BANDIT SHOOTS WOULD-BE BENEFACTORS

JFK School Bid Denied By Senate  Action Seen Bar To Avoid Bill Revival

Seen As Attempt to Get National Support   Meeting at Camp David; Previously President Met With National Security Council; No Report from Secret Meeting

lowa Gets $586 from Governor   Covers Cost of Photos ) Since Jan. 1—But Not $400 Order.

House Unanimously Passes Educational Loan Bill Ohio Senate To Approve Last Of Three Measures Aimed At Gambling

SENATE OK’S MAJOR BILL ON SPENDING   Other Features Are Included  In Pay Measure

Inside The News   U.S. NOW RESIGNED TO IDEA  Toppling Castro Seen as Slow Process

Dominican Says Fleet      Security Council _ Hears Denial Of Claims By Cuba

Envoysin U.N. Rebut Cuba On Aggression  Debate Delayed Until Tuesday, Censure Unlikely

Dominican Urges UN To Disregard Charges By Cuba   TEMPERATURES   Congo Proposals Die Under Russian Vetoes

Thant Asked to  Halt Secession   Dominican Tells ninican Tells U.N.: N.:  Ships Welcomed as Block to Reds

U.S. Warships Are Welcomed By Dominican   UN Security Council Urged to Disregard Charges of Cubans

Dominican Delegates in U.N. Say Their Nation Welcomes U.S. Fleet

Presence of U. 5. Fleet ‘Blessed,’ Says Dominican Republic Envoy to Council

leo Cites New Pact A Significant   Seogoless, He He Says, 00 Per Cent  Aaainst Cominudicnr

Premier lleo Hails Congo’s Anti-Red Pact   Hopeful Gizenga’s Leftists Will Attend Peace Conference

Says Accord Proves Help Not Needed.  Premier Hopeful Leftist Leaders  Will Attend Meet

‘Can Tackle Own Problems? te  Anti-Red Unity Proves Maturity, Heo Asserts

Congo Firm Foe of Reds.  Teo Asserts  Says Anti-Communist Pact Proves Ability of - New Nation to Solve

Anti-Red Pact Of Congolese  Draws Praise   Premier Predicts Karly Settlement Of Own Destiny

See KU MED PLAN, Page 2   Soviet Visitors Are Given Variety at Lawrence, Oread

Harriman Pressures Soviets To Put Stalled Laos  Conference Back on Track

U.S. Puts Pressure On Gromykc  Harriman Talks Said To Raise Hopes on Laos

Harriman Pressures Gromyko   Russian Shows Signs Of Being Eager To. Continue Conference

Envoy Hopes To Get Talks Started Again   Gromyko Makes Ne New Offer, But Hints Soviet Wants Action

U.S. Ambassador Anxious To Get Stalled Laos . Talks Going ©   REBEL PRESSURE ON GOVERNMENT

Pressure Put On Gromyko In Laos Stall   Harriman Delivers Note, Supports It With Discussion

Officials Are Studying Red Note   Soviets Charge Allied ‘Abuse’ of Western Routes to West Berlin

Troops Fire Over Heads Of Strikers   Worst Explosion Of Violence in Belgium Crisis

a en in ie i sie Se ti i Si in Bi Se ee Bn Ba Bae  NEWS IN BRIEF

500 Hunters Stranded In Mountains Of Utah and ida; Virginia Battles Flood

MORE SNOW EXPECTED  500 Hunters Stranded In Snow-Clogged Rockies

Heavy Flooding Grips Virginia:      500 Hunters Trapped By Snowfall

Snowstorms Strand Hunters In Rockies; Va.’s James River on Rampage, Inundates Farmland

Deer Hunters In-Rockies Stranded By Snowstorm: Flood Hifs Virginia Region

Justice Department Asked For Help--Perjury Charges May Be Filed In Price Fixing Investigation

Hint Perjury In ‘Price-Fix’ Investigation   Justice Department Studies Testimony Of Executives

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Pastor, L. C. Richardson MRS. HARVEY WARREN SUN. SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT KENNON BRUMLEY. Asst.

Conferees Work Out Farm Bill   Congress’ Approval Expected; Freeman's Text Much Changed

Russian Leader Wants Meetings On German Issue   Khrushchev Sends Messages to West, Bonn Is ‘Warned’

Soviet Leader Wants Parley On Berlin Future   No Conference: Date Scheduled By Reds, West To Move Next?

Khrushchey Ready To Negotiate   So He Says In Note To Western peer ge poreerd

Premier Terms U. S. Policy War Psychosis; Asks British to Make Discussion Proposat

Arming of W. Germany Draws Attack in Note   Khrushchey Taiks Tough: Page 4

But Blasts  W. Germany And Accuses West of Balking  Peace in Europe

No Specific Proposal Set For Parleys   Premier Dispatches Identical Notes To Three Powers

Never Had Doubts About Mission Says Soviet Union's New Hero Before Hearing Plaudits and Boasts from Premier

Bigeest Weleome In Moscow Mistory     Tumultuous Crowd Greets Cosmonaut

Vast Throng Hails First Space Flier   Soviet Cosmonaut Greeted By Khrush In Moscow Sauare

Crowd Hails Triumphant  Space Man  Gagarin Predicis . New Achievements By Soviet Fliers ; -

Red Square Jammed To Greet Hero   Soviet Cosmonaut is Smothered With  Premier's Kk tcc30o

Moscow Turns Out To Hail Space Flier   Cheering Thousands Jam Red Square In Russian Capital

Pride and Joy Greatest Shown In Red Capital   Kissed by Khrushchev in Joyous Greeting

Space Man Gets Hero's Acclamation   Thousands Jam Red Square For Greatest Celebration In Soviet Union’s History

Historic Moscow Salute To Space Pilot; Family  Also Placed In Limelight

PAIUSCOW JUTTHTICU  Soviet Space Man Given Ovation in Red Square

-Muscovites Crowd Historic Red Square In Outpouring Of Pride Over Cosmic Trip

‘Thousands Cheer Hero In Red Square Celebration   Salutes Chief   Vore Kisses   ‘Real Freedom’

BIG CELEBRATION   Moscow Takes Gagarin To Its Bosom In Historic Red Square

Demonstration ls Greatest In Soviet History   Red Square Jammed By Thousands As Hero Reports to Khrushy

NIKITA KISSES HERO  Crowds Jam Red Square to Cheer Space Traveler

Red Astronaut biven Greatest  Moscow Salute  Khrushchev Says Orbited Soldier  = pee  ee TP

Beaming Premier Hugs Him   Reception Called Greatest in History Of Soviet Union

Red Carpet Rolled Out For Big Moscow Reception  Khrushchev And Other Top Brass Pay Their Respects

 erasatlmavatedtte rurhenntatoiinend  Khrushchev, Russ Hand Gagarin Highest Honors

Big Throng Greets Yuri In Square   Russian Premier Leads Celebration For Young Airmar

Cosmonaut Honored In Red Square  eee: Coe ee   Thousands Join In Paying Space Man Tribute

Gagarin Takes Russian Cheers With Khrushchev   ‘Fulfilled Task— Ready to Take On New Assignment’

Biggest Welcome Ever Given The Soviet Spaceman  Khrushchey Kissing ©   Khrushchey Kissing Scene Depicts Joy In Russtan Leader

eee     ¥ ENS Rw we 0UlUlU  Ovation in Red Square  Soviet Space Nan Given

Soviet Officials, Citizens Shout Pride and Joy   Premier Says Flight Must Not Detract ‘From Other Taraets

Moscow Gives Spaceman Hero’s Welcome   Red Space Ship ‘Windowless’

ation  or Reds’                       Streets Jammed As Airman Gets  Heras Welcome

‘Khrushchev Greets Gagarin With Hug, Kisses As  _ Thousands Of Russians  Cheer In Red Square.  OU SE IGN Me Or il ei   COSMONAUT’S WI FE, PARENTS ON HAND

Tumultuous Ovation for  Cosmonaut  Cheering Thous: _ands Hail Gaga: rin in Moscow

Pandemonium breaks out as Moscow heralds space traveler: Nik in party ©

Hero Near Tears   * K plants kiss on Yuri *% Applause rocks square

TRIUMPHAL PARADE FOR SPACEMAN   Gagarin Kissed By Khrushchev; Stends With Russian Leaders Atop Lenin Tomb As Thronas Cheer

Millions Of Muscovites Along With Khrushchev, Stage Wild Celebration

Gen. Motors And Union  Reach Basie Agreement  Resume Talks After Deadline For Strike  Ts Extended

Offered By President: Western Europe Hails. ‘Save Dollar Program

Soldiers Ready  To Start Leaves  Gen. Smith Angry Hits Politicians

Mankato Boy, Duluthian Drowned Rochester Man Dies in Boat Fire   Minnesota's Road Deaths Stand at 8

Act To Improve U.S. Defenses  Sec. McNamara Orders 30 Jet  Troop Transports

McNamara Orders  Jet Troop Planes  Steps Up Ability to Meet World Crises

No US Rights Surrendered,  Berliner Told  Gen. Clay Assures Mayor After Reds

Alger ‘1a Settlement  Hopes! Rise   De Gaulle Talk: With President Of Tunisia

County Historical Society And Sid Settlers Meeting Saturday   ALL WHO ARE: PROUD OF PLYMOUTH COUNTY a INVITED-TGHATTEND NOON PICNIC AND — PROGRAM AT HINTON  Sioux City Newspaper Writer — ° Mark:.Miller Will Be Main Speaker

OLD SETTLERS TO MEET AT HINTON  Annual Event Will Be Held Saturday,

Craft Training for Extension Clubbers   Program Will Be Held Tuesday at REA.

American Motors Surprises Union -With Profit Sharing Contract Offer

UAW Surprised By AM Proposal  ed ode *’   Profit-Sharing Plan Presented In Packaee Offer

German Commies Use Booby-Traps   Refugees Continue  To Flee Red Rule

Rig Sections For Explosions lo Alert Guards   New Harassments Fail To Stop Tiny Trickle Of Refugees

Tornadoes, Fierce Thunderstorms Lash Texas: Hamlet Is Levelled By Twister

Texas Ripped by Twisters, Rainstorms   Town Flattened, 13 Persans Hurt; Property Loss Higt

lornado Hits Texas Town: lowaFloodina   Compiled from leased wire dispatches to The Bakersfield Californian

West Berlin youths stage violent protest against tank proof wall

Other Problems   ——— A TTT want  Kennedy Discusses  Tests With Nehru

Asia, Reds Leaders’  First Topic  Diva cet bance ERo creas   Further Discussions Scheduled This Weel

Bill Signed for 250,000  Reservists   State Governors Receive Notices

State Air Guard Is Put On Alert   Nationwide Order Is Sent Out By Air Force   LANSING (AP) — An alert for possible mobilization. has been issued to the Michigan Air .Natia

ANG, AirReserve Units Are Alerted For Duty   Richmond Squadron Alerted For Call

71 Air Reserve, Guard Units in Nation Alerted   Possible Call for Duty to 28,000

28,000 Airmer On Alert For Possible Call   Includes Air Force Reserves, Guard Air Units

One Wisconsin Unit Named—  Air Force Reveals Recall List Priority

AF Reserve, Guard Units Put On Alert   28,000 Men May Go To Active Duty ln Defense Buildup

730 AIRCRAFT INCLUDED IN CALL   Action Involves Units In 28 States And D.C.  MUST RECRUIT   5,000 To Bring Groups Up To Full Strength: Retain Jet Bombers

71 Air Guard Units Alerted   Four Bases, Slated for Retirement, to. Be Retained

Air Force Gives Possible Recall Alert To 28,000   71 National Guard, Reserve Units Set For Active Duty

National Guard And Reservists May Be Called   May Go On Active Duty As Part Of Defense Buildup To Meet Crisi:   Asian-African Leaders Push Campaign For U.N. Session

6 NY Units Included—  28,000 AF Reservists Alerted For Duty Call

WY asin. gion: Air Reserve  Alerted for Active Duty  Guard Units Are’ Told to Get Set Far Praeable Call

Air reserves alerted to call   28,000, 71 units face possible active duty

Alerted Reserves May Go To Europe   ‘Urgency Has Abated, But Plans Call For Increasing Troovs. In NATO Area

Air Force Picks 28,000 For Reeall   Buildup Could Include World War II Veteran:

AF Guard And Reserve Units May Get Call   News Revealed .As Kennedy Signed Bill For Increase

—AIR NG, AIR RESERVE—  Air Force Alerts 28,000 For Possible Active Duty

128,000 Men in 71 Air National Guard And Reserve Units Alerted in Crisis

U.S. Air Force Puts 28,000 Men on Alert  State College Unit May Be Called 2nd - Time in 10 Years

71 Air Guard, Reserve Units May be Called  28,000 Men Alerted To be Prepared fer

71 Units Put On Standby   Meridian Air Guard Unit May Go To Full Strength

7\ Groups Stand By lf Needed   28,000 Reserves And National Guard Could Be Called

Air Force Issues Alert For 28,000 Men In 71 Units   May Be Called Into Active Duty As Part Of Builduo

28,000 Men In 71 Units Of National Guard Are Alerted For Possible Call To Duty   KEEP BOMBERS. TANKERS

JFK's Help Sought By Negroes in New Orleans Situation .   Demonstrators Plan Downtown March Aaain Toniaht

' : Looe Crash Dept. LE MARS TEACHER  ‘SHAKEN UP IN CAR BUS ACCIDENT: IN. FOG

Crash Dept.  LE MARS TEACHER SHAKEN UP IN CAR BUS ACCIDENT IN FOG

Canada, U.S. Pledge Support to West Berlin   Agree On Use Of Nuclear Weapons If  Necessary

Vows Fight To Free Cuba   Nicaragua Named Base For Invaders Of Cuba

Prisoner Execution  Halt Sought   Appeals Made To Latin Nation Chiefs of State

Rebel Leader Acknowledges Grave Setback in Cuba but says New Forces Will Strike

General Noters aad VAW Union Start New Round ot Contract Negotiations

5 Oia oer eereee ne State Must Increase Revenue Or Go Into Red  vores eC or

Dimes March staff named  Chairmen and   Chairmen and -workers launch drive in January

Cuban Battle Freedom Move  Deck flacer€&ine   Rusk Classifies Fiaght an ‘Effort’

Hope Rises For Solution  On Berlin   Rusk-Gromyko Talks Next Week May Lead To Formal Meeting On German Problem

Berlin Talks Scheduled  Moscow Reports Gromyko Ready to Meet With Rusk

Flies at 3.645 VL POOL   Intormal Agreement on  Berlin Talks Reported

Informal East-West Agreement On Preliminary Negotiations To Meeting on Berlin Crisis

Rusk fo Meet With Gromyko In New York  Hope to Arrange Summit Parley On Bertin Crisis

Khes at 3.645 \VIL P. H.   Informal Agreement on  Berlin Lalks Reported   Slides Over Differences

WORRIED ABOUT HUSBAND  Woman Describes Confusion Of Flight From Hurricane   By MRS. OLIVER BOND

Remembers Audrey..  Port Arthur Woman  Flees to Beaumont   By Mrs. Oliver Bond Ac Told ta UPI

neh :  ; See  i Publie Wellare Proarains  ; x2 mnths ne ; , pe anne mile = Acminisivation Set to Launen Dr  z  Svernaul (

Drastic Overhauling of Relief Measures Are to Begin Next Week by Administration

Kennedy Administration To Launch Drastic Overhaul Of Welfare Program

ADMINISTRATION TO PROPOSE SWEEPING REFORMS  Plan Overhaul of Welfare Programs

FIRST STEPS NEXT WEEK: Welfare Programs. will Get Drastic Overhaul Shortly

Public. Criticism  Mounts  "Welfare Overhaul co         By LOUIS CASSELS United Press International

Due to Mounting Criticism .. . Reform of Relief Rules  Ribicoff's First Target

Building Collapse Traps 3 in Chicago  Fear 2 Dead, Dig to Reccue 3rd Worker

rarty set 1 onignt     Algeria Shriners Gather For 149th Ceremonial

MAN-SOUNDS FROM ANOTHER? Job Believed Completed By Heavyweight Sputnik

What Was Its Purpose? Russia’s 7-Ton Sputnik Is Cloaked In Mystery

New Living Cost Peaks Expected In Mid-Summer   Prices Are Expected to Dip Slightly This Month, Followed by  Rise.

200 Attend Meeting Surplus Town Funds Directed to Schools   INDEX

Bank Break-In Story Checked  Girl, 8, Says She Helped Boys Enter

POSSIBLE ACTIONS   Laos, Congo, Behan Play Second Fiddle To Baseball

AVOIDED BIG DEFFAT   Artificial Respiration Saves Almost-Drowned Pia

U.S. Envoy Called Home For Parley   Kennedy Summons _ Comes As Nikita Plans U.N. Visit

U.S. ENVOY TO MOSCOW CALLED IN   Ambassador Thompson Due In Washington Feb. 8 For Consultations Called By Kennedy On Russia.

U p to Kennedy Whether the Two Will Meet’  [Khrushchev Plans to Attend U.N. Meeting, Diplomats Say

ae 2 % og : pee  rts. ns...      Mahon’ g Support      ary ae ada oe .

Khrushchev to attend U. N. session at N. Y.in March   Up to Kennedy whether he will raceive him

Reds Say “K” Will Visit U.N. In March   Would Be Willing To Meet Kennedy

Kennedy Summons U. S. Envoy  To Russia For Consultation   Kennedy’s Message Gets  Western Europe Acclaim

Ambassador Is Expected By Monday   President Wants First-Hand Reports On Soviet Scene

Kennedy Calls Red  Envoy Home   Plans Consultation on All Aspects of U. S. Relations with Russia

Women Quizze¢ In Tots’ Death  Cantlhietiine Telae   Conflicting Tales Reported in West

Question Women About Slayings  Two Children Beaten, Tossed Over a Cliff

Trio Quizzed In Deaths Of Two Children   Bodies Are Found In Ravine Near Madras, Ore.

Race Tracks: Tax Boosts Pass Senate   Emergency Clause Tied To Measure

To ‘Set The Record Straight A ngry Z iegler W atts Recall As Witness

To ‘Set The Record Straight’ Angry Ziegler Waits Recall As W iiness

Yugoslavian Ship Coming For Jets  Won’t Tolerate Blockade Try, Coast Guard Warns

Anglo-U.S. Berlin Unity Is Disclosed   President, Macmillan Meeting In Bermuda

US., British Chiefs Agree Jn W. Berlin   Limited Accords Reported On Atom Congo Problems

Include Berlin, Nuclear Testing And Congo;  To Continue  Talks Today

Reach Limited Nuclear Test.  Congo Accords   Simple Reception I. Given President by Bermuda Residents

rr ogress Indicated At! Meeting   Two In Agreement On Attitude Toward Russians

Congo, Atom Tests Studied   Two Leaders Hold Extended Talks At Bermuda: Windup Set Todav

$47 BILLION ITEM _.” 8 Cents of Budget Dollar tor Defense   Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

47 Billion ForNational Security  Ike Pr oposes  Bi n-h Tiawwet<3   Ike Proposes High Deputy And Manaver

Ike Offers  Balanced Budget   Record Peacetime  Total of $81 Billion Se: _—May Go Into Red if  U. S. Revenue Falters

Budget in Brief   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

Urges Naming Deputy to Aid Top [xecutive  General Manager Is   General oe Is Needed, He Says; Most Proposals Old

URGES DEPUTY PRESIDENT  Record Peacetime Budget Presented By Eisenhower

81 Billion Dollar Budget Offered  By Eisenhower lke Proposes Deputy President  BUDGET IN BRIEF   BUDGET IN BRIEF By The Associated Press

Peak Peacetime Budget Offered By Eisenhower  Finely Balanced; Deputy President Is Proposed

Ike Offers $81 Bil. Budget; Proposes Deputv President   Re TOVGLAS B. CORNELI

Memo Slaps Colonizing By Russia  U.S: Charges Soviet Coverup Of Enslavement

COLONIALISM UNDER RUSSIA I$ CONDEMNED   Moscow Trying To Conceal Enslavement  Of Millions ~   U. 8. MAKES CHARGE AT UNITED NATIONS

Two Prisoners In Jailbreak   Car Stolen Seven Blocks From Garnett Jail

5t. Paul Prelate Stricken in Rome  Body of Archbishop  Beina Flown Home

Life ls Spared   Weger Gets Life Term In Prison   Prosecution Is Disappointed

Weger Convicted Of Park- Murder  Escapes Death, May Face Other Trials

Hurricane Paralyzes Honduras.   Corpses. in: Streets} “Famine Threatens.

Autos Upset, Whites Beaten—New Premier Of Congo Attempts To Unite Factions

Western Actions ‘Forced’ Russians to Test N uclear Devices, Khrushchev Says

facia ides EOESSRED 29 js  Russia Will Continue  ~Nuclear Test Series

ORPHANED BY SEA TRAGEDY - Terry Jo Returning ~ To Home Late Today

Over Half of Patients Neglected  Mental Health Report Cites Facilities Lack

More Than Half the Patients In StateMentalHospitalsReceiveNo Active Treatment; Changes Uraed

Congress Told Most Mental Patients Get No Treatment   Represents All Grouns

....- ASKS HUMANE HEALING CARE   ioral ini ASKS HUMANE HEALING C  New Challenge To Aid Nation's Mentally Il

I ive- Year Study  Sweep Reforms Proposed ln Treating Mental Illness

Students Voice Disapproval of Loyalty Oath   Organization Protests Checks on Peace Corp: Applicants by F B 1

Emphasis on Schools . Legislature Has Earmarked $85 Million for Education

How to Speed Up the Law?  Bar Assn. Tangled  Bie te ‘ leaasimes’

LAWYER-LIKE JAWING  Bar Assn. Meeting Delayed by Members nA. ‘alkative Mood

‘Udder ‘ly’ need By This Gift   Ike Wish Granted  For Catifornians

Biq Milk Users Receive Cov   Woman's Note To Milkman Brings Action

Sanford’s Message To The General Assembly Will Be Given Thursday

 Also Employes, Lobbyists Dalton Says Legislator: Cause Interest Conflict:

Removal Of Stalin's Remains Revolutionary For Communists; Dangerous Crises May Be Eused

POSTHUMOUS DOWNGRADING ~  Stalin’s Body To Be Moved From Honored Position Near Lenin's   Khrush Seen Winning Internal Red Battle, But At A Heavy Cost

KRPUSHCNeY OCOTES 21 Pdill «aes  Will Remove Stalin's Body From Tomb

huternal Ritssian Revolution  Stalin’s Body Taken From RedSquareToml

INTERPRETIVE REPORT  ~~  Removal Of Stalin’s Body Seen As Party Victory For Nikita

GLOBAL CRISES MAY EASE — Stalin's Removal ToStun Russians   INTERNAL POLITICS

Revolutionary Revelation In Russia  Stalin's Dishonor Is Nikiia's Win, But So Costh

Cheering Delegates  Soviets Vote To Remove Stalin's Body From Tomb   May Mean Weakening Of iron Control Over People  Order To Remove Stalin's Body Marks Revolution In Russia

A Revolution for Soviet Union? Stalin's Remains Ordered From fomb

Could Mean Easing Of K's Power... Action Removing Stalin's  Body Seen Revolutionary

SOVIET PEOPLE STUNNED  Fall of Stalin Idol Is a Shock   Khrushchev Wins His Fight Within Party; Could Ease Crisis

~INTERNAL STRUGGLE ENDED ?— M oving Of B ody M ay Signal Victory For K

A New Revolution  Nikita Is In Full Chare ve But Party Power May Slip

Battle Over Stalin's Body To Have Profound Repercussions   Internal Strife May Ease For A While Crisis Over Berlin

Repercussion May Weaken Iron Control   Cheering Delegates Vote Move

A REVOLUTION THAT COULD MEAN THE WEAKENING OF IRON CONTROL  Khrushchev Now Can Claim Victory Over Enemies   SUPERBOMB RIGHT ON SCHEDULE

Stalin’s Body To Be Removed  Khrush Wins Internal War: Cost Heavy

Radar Phase of Highway Safety Package fo Face Major Battle in Senate

New Leader Takes Over  In Korea    Hears Remarks On Democracy By Ambassador

~Song Sworn In Today as New Korean Leader   Strict Security Steps in Seoul

Annual Christmas Parade Of Homes To Highlight The Holiday Season

Ex-Patriate American Who Aided, Then Opposed Castro, Buried as Traitor

Cuba Executes  Onetime ‘Hero’  Firing Squad Kills American, Friend

‘From National Hero To Traitor   American Soldier Of Fortune Executed In Cuba

Arlington Boy’s Plot to Kidnap Man,  Force Him to Drive to Mexico F lops

Started Sunday With Solemn Pageantry, Prayer— 100th Anniversary Civil War Observance Officially Opened

WITH PAGEANTRY AND PRAYER  Anniversary Of Civil War Opens Officially

‘LET US HAVE PEACE’  The Guns Fire, And Blue And Gray March Agair

With Solemn Pageantry and Prayer- U.S. Opens 100th Anniversary Observance of the Civil War

See WILLIAMS, Pave 2         ‘Civil War Observance Underway  INation Finds Itself Unitec

Solemn Pageantry, Prayer ‘Nation Officially Open:  ‘Civil War Centennial

You'll Find It   With Solemn Pageantry And Prayer-- 100th Observance Of Civil War Starts

Pageantry and Prayer Mark Beginning of The Centennial Ohservance of The Civil War

TRIBUTE PAID COMMANDING GENERALS  ~ Nation Opens Observance of Civil Was

National Tragedy 100 Years Ago Civil War Anniversary Officially Opened

Once Torn Asunder, Now United  U.S. Observes Civil War Centennial

Begin Observance of Civil War Centennial   Reunion After 4-Year Struggle Dominant Theme

Solemn Pageantry, Prayer Open 100th Anniversary Observance of Civil War

Observance Of Civil War CentennialOpens Sunday; Wreaths On Grant's Tomb

Leaders Paid Tribute Pageantry and Prayer Mark Opening Of Civil War Celebration Period

Civil War Centennial Opens With  Tribute to Leaders of Both Sides

Nation Reunites Itself--Solemn Cere monies Open Civil War Anniversary

Will buy a new car for Erbe; memorial band shell approved   Band shell

Frenchmen Ready For (Rebel Move   Coup Chiefs Seen Losing Strength To Loyal Forees

Push Into Southern Georgia and \ orthern Florida Hinterlands intelli lad dt antaleltsnncon  Freedom Riders Meet Scant Resistance

Europeans Pleased by Space Flight, But Russ Say They Lead by Two Years

West Europe Jubilant On Space Hight   American Prestige Is Given Boost Around The World

Co NYE CROC XO  “NOTES AND COMMENTS”   Cr Be MTZ BH OWT KH ”™ PROCLAMATION... Official Memorandum  By PPV MANILT.

Big-Two Talks Bolster Hopes, Pravda Says   Pledges Soviet Union Will Do All It Can to Improve Relations

Vacation’s Tragic End   Hope Expressed by Pravd: For Thawing in Cold War

Both Anxious to Avert New Crisis In Middle East   Ruler of Oil-Rich Sheikdom Has Not Yet Asked for Help

Oil Kingdom Joins Stand  Hope Irag Will Drop Plan Without Resort to Force

Spurn Iraq Bid To Get Rich State   Aid Pledged to Area Supplying 40% of Britain’s Oil.

Britain, Kuwait Reject Move By lraq's Premier   English Reaffirm Pledge to Assist Sheikdom's Raler

Traq Move to Grab Kuwait Is Rejected   Britain Pledges Aid to Ruler of Small Sheikdom

British reject Annexation   Kassem trying to take over rich Kuwait sheikdom

Laotian Government Reports Heavy Fighting Two Days Ago In. East...  Contradicts Cease-Fire   FORMER NAZIS DUE FOR TRIAL

Cuba Invasion Leader Caught   Former Castro Army Member Captured, Savs Havang

Cubans Seize Invasion Chie}   Capt. Manuel Artime Is Captured While Awaiting Chance to Escape

Plane Hits. Store, Touches Off Panic   On The inside   Weekend OF Violence  SA A ET TTT NNT  City Seeks Pickelting Injunction

FOUCeMGanN VWoundea: ee genet  Anti-Segregation Picketing Sets Off Weekend Of Violence In Carolina City

Race Violence Flares In N.C. Town Sunday  White Couple Held   White Couple Held Hostage, 20 Shots Fired Into House

Adenauer Calls Moscow Envoy  For Checkup   Kroll Faces Reprimand For Talks With K While In Moscow

courageous Pilot Rescued From 9,200 Foot Level Of Towering Mountaty

Pilot Lies Injured in Plane Four Days--‘Was Determined Not to Die’

Pilot Hurt in Mountain-Top Crash Survives 4 Days on Snowball Diet

Fear Rail Victims Trapped in Marsh  21 Dead, 153 Injured In French Wreck

Khrushchev in Austria, Ready for Meeting   Train Rolls Through Gate in Barbed Wire Border Fence

Khrushehev Is In Vienna; Welcome Is Unusually Quie  Few Hundred Turn  Out To Greet Soviet - Premier And Party

an Chiefs Meet Saturday  Ki) hrichchet vy Sees Need For Good  WaT

Khrush Arrives In Vienna for Kennedy Parley   Premier Expresses ‘Good Will’ Hopes

Khrushchev Arrives In Vienna   He Passes Through Complex Gate In Iron Curtain

Khrushchev Gets Official Greeting In Vienna, Austria   Premier Arrives for His Meeting with Kennedy on Easing World Tension.

Russian Premier Expresses  _ Hope That Easing Of International Tension Can Be   Achieved.   TRAIN GOES THROUGH IRON CURTAIN GATE

Red Boss Set To Swap Views   ‘One Cannot Settle Evervthina at Once’

JFK TO BE IN AUSTRIA SUNDAY  Mr. K. Arrives in Vienna  for Talks With President

Soviet Leader Ready fo Talk With US Chief   Cannot Settle Everything, Russ Premier Observes

THOUGHT THEY WERE PRETTY... Girl, 10, took box full of bank-by-mail envelopes

‘She Took Envelopes _  This Lass Isn't  ABurglar But She Creates a Problem

aAnmey Were 2 Feuy     Girl Pilfers Envelopes- “And Throws Away $32, ooC

CHERRY BLOSSOM PRINCESS AND DATE   Lynn, 6, Asks For Her  ‘Mom’s Gone To Heaven

Sad Journey Mystifies Child   Ohio Tot’s Mother Nearby In Casket

Red Terrorists Invade Saigon As Vote Nears   Steps to Protect Citizens Ordered

Astronaut Reports All Well In Flight to Test Effects Of Weightlessness on Body

Army Unit Frees U.S. Military Car  In Soviet Sector  ; J ~~ FF   Four Released After Tank Guns Leveled on Reds

Both Sides Strengthen Own Armies   East Germans Launch Giant Recruit Drive

Reds Will Fight For Barricades   - Berlin Rivals Strensthen Forces

East Germans Ready To Fight Over Fences   Communists Starting Massive Recruiting To Strengthen Army

East German Rulers Ignore West’s Protest Against Berlin Division

Barricade Protests  Go lgnored      East Germans Launch Drive For Recruits

Recruit Drive Launched by Red Germany   War Propaganda Rings Over Western Protests

Reds Recruit Men For Army; Bonn Abandons Cry For Stiff  Counteraction

Huge Recruiting Drive Launched In East Germany  — Rulers Ignore Western Protests Against Forcible Division of Raorlin hy Rarbed Wire.

West Asks Razing of  Barricades   Gigantic Reeruiting Drive Launched

IGNORE WEST PROTESTS ON BLOCKADES   Reds Extending Guards Along  Bavaria Border

They Ignore Pr otests By The West   East Germany, West Take Steps To Build Up Rival Armies

West’s Protests Ignored by Red  Germany Rulers   Both Sides Take Steps to Boost Military Might

Rival Armies Being Beeled Up for Action   Commies Hint They Are Set to Fight for Barricades in Berlin

REPORT REDS NEAR LAOTIAN ROYAL CAPITAI   King Delays Departure Fo Palace; Soviet Airlift Supplies Rebels.

President Balaguer Win Power Struggle In Dominican Republic   U. S. TASK FORCE APPEARS OFF COAST

PLANES BOMB A TOWN   Crisis, Which Began With Their Return Last Week, Brought to Head by Departure of Rafael, « Ip. Fram island.

Show Of U. Planes, Ships Help Balaguer Brothers Of Rafael  Trujillo Agree To Go Into Exile.

Balaguer’s Liberal Regime Backed by U.S. Show of Planes And Warships

U.S. Warships StandBy,Balk Trujillos’ Bid   Brothers Of Late Dictator Agree To Leave Country

U.S. Ships, Warplanes Patrol Area   Slain Dictator's Brothers Agree To Leave Island

Balaguer Wins Power Struggle In Dominican   U.S. Ships, Planes   Back President, i Se  a §

First U.S. Troops In Shuttle Over Red Patrolled Road Arrive Safely

No Difficulties On Berlin Trip  Red ‘Highwaymen’   Red ‘Highwaymen’ Let Yanks Pass

U.S. Infantry Shuttles Over Red Highway   Arrives Safely In West Berlin After Making Crossing

Motorized U.S. Infantryin West Berlin   No Trouble — ~QOn Autobahn

Reunion Tonight At Hershey Eisenhower, Nixon To Hel P  Kick Off GOP Campaign

Eisenhower and Nixon Join Tonighi To Aid Campaign in Pennsylvania

Total Sets Record Last of Year Bids Opened on Three Helena District Highway Projects

Total Sets Record Last of Year Bids Opened on Three Helena District Highway Projects   Helena Area Proiectis

For Three Area Towns  Natural Gas Rate Increase  To Go Into Effect Dee. 23

‘Freedom Rides’ Will Continue, Says Director   Leaders Expect to _Achieve Their Goal

Macmillan Arrives T oday lor Talks  Kennedy, Mac To Air International Problems With Emphasis on Laos

: To Study Laotian C risis British Leader Arrives Today ForConference With Kennedy)

U. S., British Chiefs fo Talk  Top International oe plas Will be Linder Discussion

MACMILLAN FLYING 10 WASHINGTON   Prime Minister To Diseuss Laotian Crisis With Kennedy Who Returns From Easter Vacation. 

Macmillan Due in U.S. for Talks   British Head, JFK Will Meet on Laos Crisis

Macmillan Due in U.S. This Evening   Kennedy, British Prime Minister Plan to Discuss Maior International Issues

Maemillan Is Awaited By Kennedy   Will Help Draw Up Western Reply To  Qneetnt Ton Write

e He’s angry, riots start   Maemillan arrives  for talks with JFK

Macmillan Arrives in Washington Tonight for Talks With President

Centered On Laotian Crisis  Macmillan To Arrive In Washington For Talks

Maemillan To Arrive  For Talks   Minister Meets Kennedy Today Concerning Laos

Maemillan To  See Kennedy,  Discuss Laos President Flies  To Washington After Vacation

Talks on Laos Slated to Start   British Prime Minister Arrives Today for Parleys With Kennedy

John Redmond Project Included .. ..     Guarantee on Dams Sought From State

You'll Find...   House Members Are Disturbed Over Kansas Reservoirs

Chou's Mild Speech Aimed At Closing Gap   Calls For Countries To Settle Quarrels On Basis Of Dogma

U.N. Lets New Syria  In Again Arabs Withhold  Objective by Prearrangcement

Ficht Michigan Cities Considering Legal  Action In Electric Price Fixing

Sam Rayburn Is Reported  ‘Recovering’   Physicians Said House Speaker Is Showing Progress

Sneaker Rayburn makina Miraculous Recovery from Attack of Pneumonia

Hold Secret Talks With Thompson   Told Khrushchev Anxious To Reduce Cold War Tensions

West Awaits Soviet Reply On Proposal   (See the background piece, “Laos Strategic to The West.” page 6).

Ring Drawn lighter In Laos Crisis   No Hint On Reply To Proposal Made By Great Britain

U.S. Air And Sea Forces Deployed Anxiously Await Reply  Of Russia On Plan For Cease-Fire Pact In Laos   By STEWART HENSLEY I'nited Preece Internatianal

United States . Tightens Forces Around Laos   Western World Awaits Russia’s Reply To Compromise Proposal By British

United States Sending Forces To Laos Area   Western World Awaiting Russian Reply to British Compromise Plan.

West Awaits Answer To Compromise   Grim Military Emphasizes JFK’s Pledge To Save Lao:

While Awaiting Sov iet Reply “hg  US. Forces Draw Tigh ter Around Laos Tension Zone

Western World Nervously Awaiting _Russia‘s Reply to Compromise British ” Prem  ace eq Foon Ciwnt Wee fee  aac

United Presbyterian Assembly Approves Resolution  Merger Plan Passes Test

WOULD UNITE FOUR PROTESTANT BODIES °  Merge of Church Bodies Passes Big Tes:

Kennedy Asks More Time InBan Talks   President's First News Conference A Precedent-Setter

Kennedy Considers Act Major Step In Efforts  To Improve Relations

PPE OD LAO LIL LLP LIL EL ALI OL OD a a  Parking Space Leaves Opening  For Argument

U.S., Reds  Exchange Pr -otests   Moscow Denounces  U. S. ‘Provocation’

U.S. Prods Reds To End Dispute   U,S., Reds Swap Kicks Over Berlin

U.S., Reds Trade Notes On Berlin   Each Accuses Other Of Acts Of Provocation

Exchange Protests On Berlin  Card Rule Scored,  Provocation: Reds

Barry County Baptist Workers’ Conference At Pleasant Hill June 15

Barry Co. Baptist Workers’ Conference At Seligoman Church Dec. 14

New Congress District Eyed    State Assembly Set To Debate Measure

Mail Is Running 4-1 In His Favor, Farmer Says—  He Protests Farm Program  That Subsidizes His Cadillac

Farmer Says Mail Favors His Protest  a ) Ti os e* ee? £9   Fellow Farmer Calls Him an ‘Ungrateful Dope

Major Revision Made In Space Vehicle Program; ‘Suborbital Flichis’ Erased

Kennedy Attends Dinner, Observes  44th Birthday   Democrats Honor President, Stage Fund-Raising Affair

Red Officials Ousted After Dutch Fracas   Soviet Envoy Also May Get Barred In Rattle At Airport

‘Aroused Dutch Government Orders Two Out Of Country      Soviet Dialomats

Dutch Kick Out Two Soviet Diplomats After Row Over Defecting Scientist

Dutch May Bar Soviet Envoy From Return   Holland Angry At Red Ambassador

Death count near usual   Traffic takes two in Nebraska on long weekend

Holiday Toll May Be Close To Estimate   THE SCORE   By ASSOCIATED PRESS

449 Die In 102-Hour Span  Holiday Traffic Toll Close To Usual Total

Traffie Toll Over Holiday Reaches 449   Record Total Of 591 Accidental Deaths Since Thanksgiving

Traffic Deaths Close fo Usual   Fatalities Number 449 Through Nation

Traffic Deaths Hold Close To Usual Toll   449 Reported During Holiday   By THE ASSOCIATZCD prree

Traffic Deaths Climb to 449   Figure Compares to 442 Year Ago; Eleven Die in State Over Holiday

i} hanksgivine Holiday Toll Is Average  Compares With Last Three Years Of Holiday Deaths

Holiday Toll ‘Normal’ At 449 Deaths  Fires And Other Mishaps Swell   Fires And Other Mishaps Swell Thanksgiving Total  TIFit TFL AY TALC A TRIE

RB47 Story To Be Told By Pair Today   Pilots Cleared in Crash That Claimed 61 Lives

Hillbilly Bandleader Suspected Of Killince   Bruised Body Of Ella Mae Cooley Found Dead: Spade Cooley Admits ‘Slappina’

Hillbilly Band Leader Cooley Held In Murder   Californian Booked Ir  Slaying Of Estranged Wiifs,

Hillbilly Bandleader Spade Cooley Held on Suspicion of ‘Murdering  His Estranged Wife

New York Aree Struggles Out Of Snow Cover   Worst Sterm in History Devastates All of Northeast

Northeast Snowfall Up To 40 Inches   Nearly 100 Deaths Recorded; Report New Storm Brews

Worst Storm In History Smothers Northeast With 40 Inches of Snow

Snow-Burdened East Gets New Winter Blast   Third Major Storm Hits on Weekend; Southwest Suffers

New Storm Hits Midwest Northeast Areas Struggle Out Of Heaped Up Snow

Toll Climbing In Northeast, Now Near 100   Snow Buries Wide Area, Halts Traffic And Closes Schools

ywWearner Diaqmed for tvU vearns  Northeastern Areas Dig Out Of Devastating Snow Storm

East Digs Out From Crippling Snow As New Midwest Storm Gains Force

Up to 40 Inches NE Struggles to Overcome Snowstorm’s Devastation

Several Schools In Area Close   NEWS INDEX   NEARLY 100 WEATHER DEATHS  Up to 40-Inch Snow Hits U. S.

New Blast With Snow Heads East   Northeastern Areas Report Up To 40-Inch Falls

New Storm Dumps Snow In Midwest   Nearly 100 Deaths Are Blamed On Season’s Third Major Storm Paralyzing Northeast

Toll Nearing 100 In Wake Of ley Blow   Communities Strive To Restore Order, Clear Buried Roads

Rehabilitation expert to meet with President   Adviser Ta Preesgont.

Discuss Ideas For Helping : Kennedy’s Dad   Indications of Optimism in Family Of Stroke Victim

Treatment Te Be Discuss ed Today  Specialist Called For JFK’s Father

Name Career Employe For AT&T Post   World's Largest Utility Concern In Promotions

Views Flood Damage From Plane  Nelson Requesis Federal Help for Counties Covered by Water

Nelson Studies Aid For Flooded Areas  Governor Seeks Federal Support For Vernon, Crawford Counties

Governor Gets Overhead View Of Kickapoo Valley Destruction   Fear Man Lost In Swollen Creek

Tobacco Lands Watery Stretch for 50 Miles   Governor Asks U. S. Funds for Relief in Kickapoo Valley

birst Influenza Outbreak Closes  Schools tn Colorado and Vissouri

Kennedy Acts To Expand U. 5. Food Program   Would Cut Gap Between Surplus And Necar-Starvatior

ABC Board Member Seen  Cool To Cut   Figures Given On Area Losses

Troop Train  Hits Truck  In Montana Driver Killed,  3 Trainmen  Reported Missing

 Loc als Hit Sour Notes Notes ‘Racial Issue Disturbs Harmony In 2 Unions

COLD WEATHER HITS MOST OF U.S.  Temperatures Dip In Northern Indiana

Food Stamp  Violations  Are Charged   Three Fayette Retail Stores Are Suspended

Rusk To Give Laos Report To Kennedy  Says Unofficial Cease-Fire May Be Acceptable

Stump   Witness says he was in Knoxville 45 minutes after fatal shooting   Obtained man

Gunman Admits Shooting Officer  Two Nabbed After Wild State Chase

Gunmen Caught After 4-County Night Chase   Nabbed in Dane Co. After Fond du Lac Officer Is Shot

Excise Police Will Reyoke Liquor Permits of Gambling Stamp Buyers

Blizzara Rips Along East Coast   Philadelphia, Pittsburgh Cancel Air Flights; Death Toll Mounting

Wagner Bans Private Cars From Streets   Commuter Rails, Freeways and Airports Closed

Storm Deals Paralyzing Blow to East  NY City Has 16- Inch Fail,   a oe ae

New York Hard Hit By Storm:   Near-Blizzard Moving into New England

US VT ES Mrriciat  Dr. Belle C. Richards Hands In Resignation as City-County Health Officer

It s Ofticial Dr. Belle C. Richards Hands In Resignation as  City-County Health Officer

Canopied Affair At Mount Veron Extravaganza To Honor Visiting Pakistan Chief

Kennedy Acts To Curb Drain On U. S. Gold   President Follows Suggestion Made By Special: Group

JFK Adopts Plan to Curb Drain on Gold   Must Protect Value of Dollar, President Says

President Acts To Curb Drain On US. Gold  Adante Sua   Adopts Suggestion Of- Special Group

Task Force Reports On Gold Drain   President Sees Program Working Without Restrictions

Soldiers And Police Slay Trujillo’s Chief Assassin   Kim Novak Sends Good Wishes To New  Iiaminican Loader

Accused Slayer Is Firm in His Denial   Is on Trial for Murder of Three Chicago Women.

Invasion By India Might Bring Censure   UN Security Council Expected to Deal With Matter

U.N. May Censure Indians   U Thant Failed in Bid on Talks Between Nation:

Sends Telegram to Mississippi —  Andersen Asks for Report On State Freedom Riders

PRAYER FOR...  e@ TODAY   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

THE CHRISTIAN EDIFICE—I Faith in God Fundamental Tenet of All Denominations

12th Stay Of Execution Won By Convicted Texas Murderer   MAN LEFT IN TEARS ON USED CAR LOT

Registration Lead Widens For Democrats  Edge Of 155,000 May Be Carried Into Vote Booths

Cuba ‘Plot’ To Dynamite Canal Puts Panama On Armed Alert   Castro Celebrates

Mother, Baby Freed From Clovis Jail After Businessman Pays Traffic Fine

To Intensify Training By JOSEPH VARILLA United Press International

‘Battle of Manassas’ of 196]  Is Patriotic, Reverent Event   Ry RERECCA HARE

$350,000 Suit Involves Land  Deal In Niles   South Bend Realty Firm Claims Plans Wrecked

Army A-Testing Station  Hit by Explosion, Claim Radiation Blankets Area

Riders Roll Again From Montgomery  Seven Roard Rue«   Seven Board Bus For Mississippi, Guarded by Police

More Freedom Riders Heading For Mississippi   Seven Leave Montgomery on Bus Bound for Jackson: Others to Follow.

Merger Near‘Completion:  (Church Union pe In Historic: Surroundinas

Frosty Weather Nips Much of Southland   ‘Temperature Here Drops to 21

Frosty Weather  Hits Southland Cold Belt Extends Into North Florida

Schuck First to Die in State’s Chair Since 1959  Slaver of Two Is Executed

Statement Precedes  U.S. Blast   Even Underground Shots Force Red Action. They-Claim

Soviet Says Resumption Of Nuclear Tests Starts If West Continues Them

Low Yield, Underground  U.S. Sets Off A-Blast; Reds Threaten More

Threat Raised Of Renewing Own A-Shots   Statement by Tass Saves Reds Willing To Talk Ban Pact

Red Protest To Continued US. N-Test   New Warning From Soviets Over Blasting

Will Start Again Even If W est Sets Off Blasts Underground, ‘Tass Revor ts

11 Cubans Tell About Ship Grab   Seeking Haven in U.S - After Taking Other 23 by Surprise.   2 Charts.

Death Chair Sentence In  Slaying Case   Vietim’s Widow Is Serving Life Term In Tragedy

Arraignment of Pair Delayed   Welter, Nickl Under Doctor's Care in Jail

Delay Hearing For 2 Gunmen   Pair Captured in State Manhunt are In Poor Condition

~DESPITE LOSS Goldberg Predicts ‘Victory’  rrNC VASA SP? OC Dit l

ADDRESSES JOINT SESSION  Andersen Says Eliminate  Tax on Manufacturers Inventory and Livestock

UAW Strike — At Ford Plants May End Today   25 Local Bargaining Units Hold Key To  Resumption Of Ford Production Full-Scale

Locals Hold Key To Ford Peace  Union, Company OK New 3-.Yeor Cantract

Local Units Hold Key To Ford Peace   New Three-Year National Contract Agreement Made

UAW, Ford Co. Reach Accord On 3-Year Pac’   However, 25 Locals Still Struggling With Problems

Problems at Local Level Union - Ford Agreement Covers 3- Year Period

Carrier Will Join Guantanamo Fleet  ‘Routine’ Visit, Says Base Commander

HERALD INDEX   Genocide, Inc.: No. 6 . Fichmann Reaches End Of Trail in Argentina

Would Raise  Income Levy   Say Governor to Ask For Withholding Plan

Kansas Citys Stock Group Assembles at  Top Markets   Demonstration by N.F.O. Members Held in Midwest

Fast Germans Purging Name, Image of Stalin   Statue Removed tn Berlin; Predict Overthrow of AI. bania’s Leaders.

East German Reds Predict Overthrow of Stalinist ‘Government in Albania

Purge of Stalin in E. Berlin   German Reds Change Names OF Factories, Streets. Cities

War Virtually Declared .  Congo Troops Launch Move. To End Katanga Secession   Soviets Call on Finland — ~ To Make Defense Move:

Troops Are Called Back By Nasser   Civilian Regime Is Set Up with Support of Rebel Officers.

Nation Ends Four-Year Membership In Ranks of United Arab Republic

Nasser Bows To Rebels  Syria Gains inideneadaiies   Hands - Off Policy Followed by U.S.

Revolutionary Chiefs Set Un Government   President Nasser Recails Troops, Planes, Ships Sent to Quell Revolt

Rebels Set Up Regime, Cut Off Ties With Egypt  United Arab Plan Terminated After

Amny installs new civilian government   Egyptian forces sent to put down revolt ‘wiped out’

Arab Republic Bows To Rebel Demands   Nasser Recalls, Troops, Planes, Warships Sent to Crush Revolt;  Denounce Rehale ae Ranctionarjes

Syria's army rebels declare independence  Install civilian government in break   Install civilian government in break from Nasser's United Arab Republic

Egyptian Paratroops Said Wiped Out; Rule Of Terror Is Declared Ended Forever

Nasser Withdraws ‘I roops  UAR Loses Syria As Fast Uprising Succeeds      U.S. Keeping Hands-Off Attitude Toward Svria

Won't Crush Army Revolt   Troops Retreat; Rebels  Form New Government

Nasser Bows To Rebel Officers   U.S. Holds To Hands-Off Policy In Syria Revolt

To Begin Oct. 15 ‘Statewide Survey Slated on  Aw ay- -From-Home’ Shelters

Bogus Money In Other States, Too  Counterfeit $10 Bills Flooding N. Y.

$1 COUNTERFEITS ALSO PASSED  Bogus $10 Bills Pop Up in Several States

Phony Bills Are Flooding  Manhattan — Popping Up In Other Spots Too

ce Agents Plauged  “Fake $10 Bills Flooding NY And Popping Up Across USA

Democratic   Clarion Judge Lloyd Weaver Clinches Both Nominations

EX-PRESIDENT PLUNGES INTO HIGH SOCIETY  Ike And Mamie Steal Show

Geared For Newly-Elected JPs  County Magistrates Assn. Sponsoring Training Course

Kennedy Follows Eisenhower’s Formula In  Picking Ambassadors, More Than Half Political

To Use Corn To Stop Run Of Molasses   Government . To Sell Firm Some Surplus

Snow Help. Other Aid Bills In   Hurricane Money Sought for Big Damage by Donna

Kidnap Suspects Fire at Police, Later Captured  eu FP Pe   Officer Escapes  Injury as Bullets Hit Badge, Checkbook

150 Lost In Liner  Disaster   U.S. And British Sailors Batile Flames On Shin

Check Liner Fire, Report 150 Missing  Sailors Board Ship Dara i in Persian Gulf  we pee: Bee eee

150 Missing  In Maritime  Disaster Efforts Made   Efforts Made To Salvage  Burning Liner

Qf 752 Total, 150 Still Lost; 960 On List   Survivors Relate Tale Of Heroism And Terror At Sec

963 Rescued: Blazing Ship Taken In Tow   U.S. Sailors Fight Flames In Daring Salvage Operation

BURNING SHIP BEING TOWED TOWARD PORT   ‘Terror And Heroism Re  vealed In Story  Off Arabia   EXPLOSIONS ROCK STRICKEN VESSEL

More Than 150 Missing From Dara   British, American Sailors Go Aboard To Battle Flames

U.S. Picks Up Tab For Congo Costs  Special Contribution Saves UN Treasury

Voluntary... Contritution Offered U. N.   Roschchin ‘Angrily _ Charges Attempt Ti Buy U.N.. Backina --

U.S. Offers Extra Donation to Pay UN Congo Costs   Hopes to Prevent Financial Collapse  Of World Body

U.S. Pledges Extra Fee To Hard Up U.N.   Offer On Expenses In Congo Stirs Up Russian Delegate

Passes Both Houses With Big Margins   Rules Suspension Will Be Sought To Speed Final Action

Local Posts Win Many Honors Frank Lawrence Of Dover New District VFW Head

Prime Minister (Turn to Page 4)   Angry Farmers Continua Violent Actions Abroad .

Ocean-Borne Sform Hits Winter-Weary Atlantic Coast: Showers Blanket Wes{

State Board Calls for Equal Educational Opportunity— Propose Higher Minimum School Standards. Set Reoraanization Goale

Committee To Test Need and Desire For Reviving “Co-op” Training Program

Proposed! Mi HS Cooperative Training —  Program Endorsed By  Number Of Persons ~ Who Particivated in Project Years Aco’

Bowles Calls Castro Very. Costly to U.S.  Undersecretary.  ‘Cites Handling of

Wade Myers Gets Education Post....     Kansas Senate Committees  Are Announced in Topeka

School Bells Will Ring In 2 Weeks Here’s Directions For Registering   NEW LE MARS ELEMENTARY STUDENTS REGISTER AUG. 16

School Bells Will Ring In 2 Weeks Here's Directions For Registering

Financial Dilemma In Many Counties Blamed On Mental Health Dept.

HIGHWAY TOLL CLIMBS  3 Minnesotans Killed in State Traffic Crashes

Intelligence Activities Face Probe   Committee’s Action Surprises Leaders; Checkrein Needed

Hijacked E. A. L. Electra Flown Back To Miami From Havana by Own Crew

‘Shantz, Goldberg fo Confer   eee NN LLL LLL LO  Dalton Acts Toward Easing Unemployment in Missouri

Gov. Dalton Will Send Schantz To Washington Talks   Director of Division of _ Employment Security to Also Stop in Detroit.

J.F.K. Appeal: To Industry To Hold Line   Calls On Auto And Steel Makers Not  To Increase Prices

Heavy Pressure . Kennedy Has Little Time  To Visit Virginia Estate

BEHIND PAGE1   First Lady Of Nation Spends More Time At Viroinia Retreat Than JFK

Plant In Doubt   Missed The Float   Not Much. Retreat Time For Kennedy

Disturbances Continue  West Berlin Police Get  New Tear-Gas Device:

Red Guards Capture Man Trying to Escape From East Berlin, May Be Dead

Weather   Guards Shoot Man Near Border of West Berlin; 22 Make Way to Freedom

East Germans Continue Flight Across Border   Twenty-Two Flee Monday, Including Red Border Guard

Lafin America ls Pictured Boiling With Revolution   Help Through Kennedy’s Progress for Alliance Must Come Quickly.

Anti-Communism Object of Appeal   Latin-American Leaders Picture Hemisphere as Revolutionary Pot

Fair   Revolutionary Ferment Boils; Latins Report   U.S. Program Hailed As Designed To Curb Communistic Flood

Hemisphere ‘Boils With Ferment’  U.S. Unveils Program For Latin-Americans

Dillon To Tell U.S. Plans For Aiding Latin America   Re WILLIAM t.. RYAN

Support OF U.S. Latin American Plan Is Urged   Leaders Picture Hemisphere Boiling Near Revolution

Latin Americans Urge  Support Of U.S. Policy   Uruguay Meeting Raps Communism

School Tax Rise Kept Down By Use of State ‘Aid’? (Money We Pay in Other Taxes)

Udall Climbs Fabled Mt. Fuji   VOA‘Sunday Punch  Sails Past Jammers

SOVIET JAMMING TRICKS - FAIL  US. ‘Voice’ Hurls Sunday Radio Punch

Voice Beams News of Tests Behind Curtair   Massive Radio Effort Believed Successful Despite Red Jam: ming Attempts.  Spa ee ees ~~ me ee rarer

Reds Do Their Best To Jam Broadcasts   But U.S. ‘Voice? Feels Message Got Through

Truth Is Told Broadcast Of Voice Of America Breaks Through Soviet Jamming

Tells of Soviet Nuclear Tests   Broadcast Barrage Beamed to Russian People

Broadeasts Inform Russians of Tests   Harry Approves Army Muzzling

VOA Leaps Radio Wall With Truth   Russian People Told Of Red Nuclear Tests

Fort Lauderdale City Judge Releases . All But One Of Visiting Students 

Never Stand On One Foot Did Woman Doctor Tell Sam How To Put On His Pants? -

Get Special Meals, Run Simulated Missions  First U.S. Space Man and Substitute Move Into Ready Room

Space pilot, alternate in ‘ready room   Names secret; Rocket poised on launch pad

Astronauts. Readied For Blast-off  Derry, N.H. Man One of Three Being ‘Prepped’

Astronauts Stand By For Flight   Isolated for Brief Shot Into Space Expected Tuesday

Trip May Come Tuesday —  U.S. Ready to Rocket  Astronaut Into Space

Astronaut Being Readled For First US. Space Flight   Alternate Also Quartered Near Cave Canaveral

Space Trip Try Slated On Tuesday   Identity Of Man Not Revealed By NASA Officials

Nurse Is ‘Girl Friday’ © Pair In ‘Ready Room’ As Space Flight Nears

U. S. Astronauts Given Special Treatment; Test Flight Expected Soon

Doings Of Legislature  'Bull To Revamp Membership In Botl \H ouses Of Assembly Offered Today

Apartheid Policy Seen Key Reason   White Supremacy Advocate Blames Asians, Afric

South Africa Cuts British Connection   Decision Big Blow — To Macmillan; Muct “Repercussion Likely

Over Racial Segregation Policies  South Africa to Quit Brit Commonwealth

British Unior Will Lose South Africa   Apartheid Policy Brings Severance

Peso-Dollar Swap Said To Be 3-1   Miami Reports It Hasn’t Seen New Issue Bills

New Advance by Rebels in Laos   U.S. Advisers May Oo. LIcisy m7...

Troops Airlifted To Front in Laos   . 7  Struggle Continues in  Final Hour Befare Trice

TROOPS FLOWN TO LAQS FRONT   Defense Crumbling; Rebels on Advance

Britain, Russia Call For Laos Cease-Fire   Agree to Issue Formal Appeal for End of Hostilities Tomorrow; Laotian Soldiers Are Airlifted to Battle New Pro-Red Surge

LAOTIAN REDS MAKE BIG GAINS   Race To Beat Cease-Fire Freeze, Capture 3 Americans; India. To Supervise Truce.

Laos Airlifts Troops as  Rebels Advance   Move Aimed At Shoring Up Crumbling Defenses

LAOS PEACE TALK FIRM; INDIA AIDS   British, Reds In Agreement  On Cease-Fire

Red Force Pushes Back Loyal Units   Final Drive Made Before Cease-Fire In Civil Conflict

Laos Airlifting Federal Troops To North Area  3 Americans Feared   3 Americans Feared Held by Reds After Latest Breakthrough

Laotian Troops Race To Front   Three American Advisers May Be Held Captive

Laos Airlifting Federal Troops To North Area   3 Americans Feared Held by Reds After Latest Breakthrough

GOV'T SEEKS TO BOLSTER DEFENSES   Royal Army In Retreat As Rebels Push Southward   Of Three American Military Advisers: Expect CeaseFire Any Time

Laos Cease - Fire Set Tomorrow   Britain, Russia Agree To  Call For Truce

ARMY SENDS REINFORCEMENTS  Laotian Rebels Push Closer To Vientiane

Rebels Advance In Laos Today  ‘ Communists Get Key Areas Ahead Of ‘Expected Cease-Fire

On the Inside...   Pro-Red Rebels in Final Push  As Laotian Cease-Fire Nears

Airlift Hundreds C7 Treops fo Laos Front   Work Out Preliminary Aareement on Laos

Troops Fly to Bolster Line In North Laos   Seek to Halt Reds Before Cease-Fire Is Effective

Britain, Soviet Union Arrange Laos Cease-Fire  Convene International  India to Conv Commission en ee eS ie ee we

SPECIAL SESSION JULY 10 Daniel Says Won't Keep Hands Off on Tax Ficht

SOIREE IS EYE-OPENER = : Ballet Director Sees Artistry in Jackie

 Calls Her Inspiring Ballet Director First Guest Of Mrs. Kennedy

Daniel Sees Compromise On Tax Bil   Uncertainty Hangs Over Legislature  Opening Monday

Business And Civic Leaders Of Western Maryland Called Into Meeting Here April 24

WESTERN MARYLAND BUSINESS AND CIVIC LEADERS TO STUDY AREA’S ECONOMY ON APRIL 24

State Wins Temporary Injunction  Court Ruling Halts Newburgt \Curbs on Welfare Payments

N.Y. Granted Injunction  On Newburgh   Action Is Aimed At Curbing City’s New Welfare Code

FCTIOUS NESCUC CITUTL pigeon bE VESTER © kt +e  Reasiiile Holds On After 46 Days In Mine

Corn Support Fixed at $1.11 Bushel, Suggests Soybeans Held For Price

Dominican Police Hurl Gas at Mob  Thousands Launch  Demonatratinn ne   Thousands Launch Demonstration as Strike Continues

Anti-Balaquer Strikers Riof   Police Attempt to Scatter Mobs in Dominican Republic

Anti-Balaguer Demonstration  Bombs Used To Scatter Mob Rioting In Dominican Capital

Governmental Crisis  Police Toss Bombs af Mob in Dominican Strike

Gas, bombs scatter mobs  Thousands pour into streets in 8rd dav of strike

Mobs Scaffered By Police Bombs  Palace Denies Rumo Of Balaguer Ouster

General Strike in Third Day  Tear Gas and Boras Used Acainst Dominican Piolers

NEW GOVERNMENT   Opposition Chief Cites Progress In Dominican Talks

Claim Progress  Far New Regime Dominican President Talks With.Rivyals.. -

Indiana Auto Toll Exceeds Forecast  Reaches 16 Before 3-Day Holiday Ends

First Graders End Century Old Tradition   Massive Police Force On Hand To Keep Down Trouble

JE Opposes Tax Cuts As Economy Aid  Will Rely On Housing, School Building Impetus

Big Spending Out With JFK   Income Tax Cuts Also Ruled Out In Bid to Speed Reviving Economy

Spending efforts, tax cul ruled out by president   ECONOMIC recovery seen as solid

Jack Bars Tax Cuts Or Big Spending   Decides Economy Sound Enough Without Major Pump Priming.

More Optimistic About U.S. Economy—  Kennedy Rules Out Income Tax Cuts and Heavy Pump Priming

In Aid Program  Canadians Asked To Support U.S.   No Tax Cut Planned-- Kennedy Says U.S. Economy Recovering

Midnight- To-Breakfast Revolt  Frondizi Weathers Another Uprising

Short revolt over in time for breakfast   All insurgents surrender in bloodless uprising

Rebel Revolt In Argentina  Ends Quickly   Frondizi Survives Another Uprising By 80; No One Killed

Frondizi Gets Past Another Revolt Effort   Lot Of Shouting, No Bloodshed In Latest Upheaval

GOP's Ballot Lacks Margin For Approval   Five Republicans Balk at Proposal For Retail Levy

State Resident Kills Daughter, Wife And Self  Phen ix City Man To fe Ce Life In   Phenix City Man Took Own Life In Front Of Police

Rejected Suitor Kills Girl And Policeman   Then Shoots Himself at Cedar Rapids

3 Killed in Lover s Quarrel   Rejected Suitor, Girl, Officer Die in lowa Tragedy

Woman, Officer, Suitor Triple Slaying at Cedar Rapids in Lover ‘s Quarrel   Valentine's Day, 1961 Unkind'to Spanish Lover

As Deadline Nears Discrimination Bill Ready For Final Action in Senate

After Hour and Half of Bitter Arguments:  Compromise Redistricting Bill Is Rejected by Missouri House   Legislature in Final Working Day  Junior College Aid Bill Is Sent to Governor

Inside ...   PULLS ANUUE TIUA  Committee Conducts Probes by Right and Duty

FAGTS ABOUT HUAC Anti-Groups Misunderstand Just Powers  Ist Refusal to Answer Charges Described _   Refucal Is ‘Contempt’

Facts About HUAC--2 Committee Holds Probes - By‘Express Right, Duty

Ground Search Started for 2 Lost Hunters   New Storm Moyes Into Chama Area Overnight

Four Miners Are Trapped In Accident  Little Hope Held For Workers

Four Miners Caught When Mine Caves Ir   Men Completely Covered; Little Hope Held Possible That They May Be Alive

18 Generals Reassigned; Seven Retire   President Gives Full Approval To List Of Changes

Ten Recommended To Fill Leonard’s: Vacated Seat On Highway Commission

How Long Will Castro Regime Last? Can It Be Toppled and, If So, How?

— . q@ oeries Cuba Only Stepping Stone to Red  Revolutions in Americas, View

Family Dynasty Ends as Trujillos Flee to Florida   New President, Joaquin Balaguer, Promises to Follow Democratic Line.

Trujillos Bow in Power Play   Family Flees Island Republic; Drops Plan for New Dictatorship

U. S. Aids In Forcing Family Out   Family Bows to U.S. Show of Force, Generals

Show of Force By U.S. Factor In Decision ”   29 Top Officials Charter Plane, Fly To Florida Haven

Trujillos Give Up Efforts for  New Regime   Dominican Chief Says He Will Travel Road to Democracy

Attempt To Seize. Power Falls  Trujillo Clan Gives Up To Opposition

Trujilio Clan Flees Dominican Republic As President Balaguer Pledges Democracy

Trujillo Clan Quits Republic   Abandon Attempt to Set up New Dictatorship in Caribbean Area

BALAGUER IS IN CONTROL ‘OF NATION   Tension Remains After Series Of  Hectic Maneuvers

Trujillo Brothers  Flee to Florida   ’ Attempt to Set Up New Regime In Dominican. Republic. Fails

Trujillos Blocked by  Balaguer Gets Help From U.S. Warships And War Planes

AFTER U.S. SHOW OF FORCE  Trujillo Clan Abandons Attempt To Restore Dominican Dictatorship

in Dominican Kepuntic .. .  Air Force Backing for Balaguer Thwarts Power Grab by Trujillo Kin

omint  Truyillos Abandon Republic  kkk   Democracy Is Promised by New President

Trujillo clan flees country   DOMINICAN FORCES, U.S. SHIPS HELP BALAGUER STAND OFF COUP

Trujillos two brothers in quiet exit to Florida   Refael quits   Foes suspicious

U.S.Thwarts Power Grab By Trujillos  Show Of Force Sends Brotherc

Bid to Rule Abandoned By Trujillos   President Extends His Control Over Dominican Republic

Tour Area With Mtg  Rainbow Bridge National Park Urged by Sec. Udall

In A Blinding Snow Storm: 99 Are Saved   Headed for Mexico City; Comes Down in Marchland

Frigid Weather In Midwest Today  Skies Clear in Most Areas of Cold Belt

Reelected Chief Trims Presidium   Conference Endorses Tightened Party Leadership His Way

Commies Claim ‘Most Influence  NIK RE-ELECTED TO BOSS   NIK RE-ELECTED TO BOSS TIGHTENED RED PARTY

Khrush Joins tn Cheer For Reds  :  “Most Influential,’ Tag Is Acclaimed

Highest Flood Waters In 24 Years Likely   Several Downstate Communities Brace For Extremely High Crests Before Weekend Is Over.

Cold War Splits Couple...  She Goes Back To Soviet Home. He Defects To West—In Tears

International Tug-of-war...  Fatherland Tie Is Stronger For Soviet Engineer's Wife

Wife of Soviet Engineer Elects to  Go Home, Leaving Him in Holland

Cold War Drama Young Woman Returns To Russia While Mate Defects To Holland

WHICH IS BEST BET. PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SHELTER  Shelter Foods, Warning Devices Being Made

event of war, Viner  Americans Shedding Apathy Toward Home Shelters

Vicious Snowstorm Buries East, _Paralyzing Cities; Death Toll 57

New York, Hartford Paralyzed  Fitth Winter Snow  Storm Buries East

Congo Facing Red: Takeover. Anarchy.   U.S. Warns Allies So. Viet Nam Threatenea

DENIES PLAN TO CONQUER REBEL AREA   Seeks Peaceful Integration Of Katanga Into Stable Congo Government And To Prevent Red Penetration.

UofH BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE   Contested Measure Is Rushed Through With Voice Vote

Senate Passes Bill Making U. Of H. State Supported   acnoort TAWS

INEFFECTIVE AGAINST RED THREAT IN ASIA Government Of Philippines Thinks Treaty Organization Has Collapsed

You'll Find ft   May Not Survive March Meeting- Filipinos Claim SEATO Collapsed

Would Write It Off Philippine Govt. Thinks SEATO Has Failed Goal

West Sets Out To Build Up Arms Might   Rusk to Recommend Addition of 80.000 Men for Berlin Task

Ministers Plan European Buildup, Hoping to Avoid Its Use Over Berlin   U.S. Offers 50-Year Economic Progran To Aid Development of Latin America

And How To Avoid Its Use Western Powers Embark  On Task Of Arms Buildup

Voting Returns   West Prepares To Increase Might—And Avoid Using It

Ministers Also Study Speech  Western Four End Talks To Start Building Army

4 Allies Work OnBerlinPlar And Defense  Seek Build Up In   Seek Build Up In Military, Means To Avoid Using It

NATO COUNCIL GETTING RUSK REPORT TODAY   Big Three Foreign Min isters Agree On Berlin Problem   SITUATION BETTER IN SOUTH VIET NAM

Capital Gets Ist Chance to Hail Shepard   Festivities Monday Medal of Honor Talked for Hero

Soviets Criticize Shot But All Of Free World Heartened By His Feat

Gov. Nelson's Conservation Plan Approve  ee ee   Assembly Also Supports Penny Ciaarette Tax

Senate Knocks Out Fee Proposals Assembly Approves Nelson's Vast Conservation Program

AS SHUTDOWN THREATENS  Kennedy CallsFor UAW Paci Settlement Without Strike

White House Appeals For Auto Peace  UAW-GM Talks A Showdown Stage;

AUTO STRIKE DEADLINE IS THIS MORNING   President Appeals Te Both Union And Gen eral Motors   CONTRACT TALKS AT SHOWDOWN STAGE

CarIndustry No-Strike   AppealMade By Kennedy  Union Proposal On Arbitration Of Big Issues  Turned Down

Kennedy Wants Auto Industry, UAW To Avoid Strikes Over Contracts

JFK Appeals To Both Sides In Auto Row   Contract Talks by General Motors and Union at Showdown

Walkout Deadline Is Today  Konnody Aecke   Kennedy Asks  *Fair Contract’

Two-Hour Flight To Ottawa   Caroline Stays With Her Grandfather tn White House

President’s Top Advisers Voice Danger   Claim Advances Can Halt Trend Of U.S. Recovery

Missouri Included... School Children Below Par in Tests Given by Physical Fitness Council

President's Panel Reports:  Half of Youngsters Tested Fail in Physical Fitness

Results Appalling  Half Of Youngsters Fail Physical Fitness Trial

Strike Claims By AFL-CIO — Are Disputed   Investigator Says Missile _ Work Stoppages Not Curbed

Vote Results Pleasing To Kennedy   Refers to Texas, New York City And New Jersey

JEK Pleased With Election  Wins by Dems   Democrat Candidate Score in New York, New lersev. Texas

Redistricting To Be Studied By Va. Group   Goy. Almond To Name Commission To Decide On Need in State

Administration Forces Take Over Command of Honse Rules Cammittee

JFK Slate Faces Stiff Opposition   Five-Vote Margin in Rules ‘Battle Shows Opposition Strength

Look Here   The Problem Is Taxing  Rolls-Royce Division May End Production

In the News LIONS: CELEBRATE 40TH ANNIVERSARY THURSDAY — HONOR SEVERAL MEMBERS

“In the News. LIONS ‘CELEBRATE : 40TH ANNIVERSARY   THURSDAY = HONOR  RAO) Sane *

Wagner Asks School Board In N. Y. Quit   Mayor Says Greup Should Resign As Situation Worsens

Cooper, Critically ill With Caiicer, Says He Isn’t Afraid Of Future

They‘d Beat Capital Heat But Not Sam   Solon’s Wives Hit Brick Wall With Bachelor

Inside Today's Time:   Wives Of Congressmen Give Way Before Rayburn; Recess Is Doomed

Door-To-Door Canvass Slated For Tomorrow   Police Run Down 200 Tips, More Police On Case ;

Canvass Of Homes Planned   Assign More Police; Ask ‘Tips Of Publie

 Justice, Kansas Style, ‘Studied For Two Teen: -Aged Soldiers Who Slaughtered 7

Justice For Two Teen- Age Soldiers, Killers Of Seven, Reckoned Next Week   Admitted Slavings.

‘UN Chief Seeks Face-Saving Plar To Settle French-Tunisian Crisis

For France, Tunisia  Dag Seeks Face- Saving Plan In Bizerte Crisis”

q O Select Leaders Legislators Are Arriving; Caucuses Set Tonight

10 serect Leaders     Legislators Are Arriving; Caucuses Set Tonight

Reds May Test Allied Air Rights   East Germans May Train In Corridors

Air Corridor Threatened By Germans   Communists May Hold Maneuvers In West's Flight Zone

Reds to Train On Airlanes  Paper Says   Maneuvers to Test Allied Intention to Defend Rights

Conferees Clash With Governor  Charge Anderser  Interfering Vayeek. “Taw Bilan

Andersen, Liberals  Clash Again   Cina, Wozniak Complain Of Interference on Taxes, Turn Down Levy on Cars

Andersen Hits Tax Group   Urges Enaction of ‘Family Tax’ on Necessities

UNCERTAIN 50-MEGATON BOMB FIRED   Japanese And Swedish Reports Reveal Big Blast

U.N. Future Takes Grave Turn As ft Recesses 16th General Assembly

Red  Russian Vote Renders Long U.N. Debate Useless: Blocks Action About Goa   By BRUCE W. MUNN  Se PES: Aslae! acca

Pressure on Soviets  U.S. Britain Call on UN  For Nuclear Ban Talks

NO INTEREST SHOWN FOR MORATORIUM   Soviets Propose Plan Of Easing World Tensions

Put Pre  Push Nuclear Test Ban Talks, U.S., Britain Urae Assemily

Want to Pressure Reds Into Ceasing   Two Powers Propose Three-Year-Old Test Ban Negotiations Be Resumed; Want Treaty to Stop All Testing

West pushing for ban talks  with Soviets  Call on the U.N. to pressure Reds  Eoin te ce pote sobt ase

Prod Soviet On Testing Ban: Allies   U.S., Britain Call on Assembly To Press Reds for Talks.

Urge Pressure for Test Ban   .U.S., Britain Seek Assembly Push to Swina Soviet

Control Group Works in Laos On Cease-Fire   Encouraging Signs Found In Spite Of. Confused .Situation

Peace Team Will Call On Laos Rebels   Top Members Plan To Fly To Headquarters

See Signs of Encouragement in Laos Issue  Attempt to Get Cease-Fire on Firm Footing

SITUATION CONFUSED AS USUAL   Chairman Hopes To Clear Path To Negotiation

Control Group Studies Laos   Seeks Solid Ground for Cease-Fire as Geneva Prelude

Laotian Truce Remains Shaky  Control Team Seeks Talks with Rebels

Laofian Truce Remains Shaky  te, SROs) UA == SSRN ben ey = Sr Ue   Control Team Seeks Talks with Rebels

To Try To Get Shaky Cease-Fire Certified— Top Peace Unit Aides Fly To Laotian Rebels

Conference Opens Friday Leaders Try To Certify Laos Cease-Fire Todav

Officials Try To Get Laos Crisis Firmed   Fly To Rebel Stronghold; Sians Are Good   ACCOMPANYING

Strive to Gef Cease-Fire on Firm Footing   Control Commission Hopes to Clear Way For Geneva Sessions

Encouraging Sign Seen By Control Body   . Wants Situation Improved Before Geneva Meeting

Encouraging Signs For Laos Accord  - Control Commission  Flies ta Rebel Camp

New Effort In Cease-Fire   Both Sides In Laos Crisis Groping For Solution

Prospects Doubtful  j  Firmer Footing For Laotian Cease-Fire Sought In Talks

Before Opening of Geneva Parley  Commission Tries to Put Laos Cease-Fire on Firm Footing

Drive Goes On To Get $29,000 —   Grand Total Sure To Set New Mark

Kennedy Urges Congress to Make Campaign Promise Come True for Depressed Areas

President Yun Resigns In Korea  Apologizes For His Failure To Improve   Apologizes For His Failure To Improve Peoples’ Conditions By CHARLES R. SMITH

Apologizes For railures--South Korea President Give: Up Office To Rebel Regime

ROK Leader Leaves Post,  Airs Regret   President Voices Apology To People On Regime Failure

INo Panic On Albatross  13 Survivors Of Student Cruise © Ship Tragedy Brought Into Port

13 Survivors Of Il-Fated Ship To Dock  Skipper Cites Boys Refusal To Panic; 6 Die In Gulf Storm

Six of 19 Die As Ship Sinks   Refusal of Boys to Panic Given Credit for Fact that 13 Survived

Boys Didn't Panic as Ship Sank. 13 Survivors Nearing Florida Port

Thirteen In After Sinking Of Study Ship   Six Perish In Sudden Gulf Storm

_ iifeboats KRippea Away  Credit Refusal of Boys to Panic With Fact That 13 Survive Sinking

Courage Saves 13 Students   Skipper Of til-Fated Albatross Cites Refusal  Ty Panic

13 Survive Sinking Of Cruise Ship   Six Are Lost; Skipper Lauds Boys’ Bravery

Skipper Lauds Boys, Including Ohioan, As 13 Survive Ship Sinking

Ship Survivors Dock In Tampa  Brigantine Sinks In Gulf Of Mexico; Six Lives Are Lost

Sailing Vessel Rolled in Wind; Six Abroad Died  ‘Floating School’ Went Down Fast In Gulf Squall

Survivors Tell Of Tragedy Calm Behavior Sa ved I 3, Skipper Of Lost Ship Says

Skipper of Lost Vessel Cites Boys’ Courage   6 Missing, 13 Safe As Cruise Ship Sink: In Gulf of Mexico

~ = = 2 Ff Tell of Storm, Ships Sinking  13 Survive, 6 Lose Lives  When Student Ship Sinks

13 Survive Sinking of Ship —  Skipper Says Refusal To Panic Saved Lives

Survivors Off Cruise  Ship Return   Skipper Praises Boys For Keeping Calm During Storm

GIVEN PROBATION IN AUTO THEFT   Youths’ Refusal To Panic Credited With Saving 13 Lives As Ship Sinks

ar ipper Interviewed Refusal To Panic Saved Boys Frem Warery Death

13 Saved, Six Listed As Missing   Sudden Storm In Gulf Blamed For Tragedy

SGT OS MFCOTICH WYRE OOYING Lives  Students Refused to Panic During Storm in Gull

Skipper Credits Lack of Panic For 13 Lives  Crew of Students  Orderly as Storm Cube Chin filebly

Retusal of Boys to Panic Credited With Saving 13 from Sinking Ship

‘Refusal Of Boys To Panic Prevented Greater Loss Of Life On Student Shin

Think Twice, Counsels Adlat  Soviet Warned On Meddling In Africa

Jasper Connects On 28 Of 33 Foul Shots For Victory   (Pictures on Page 14)

It’s ‘All Out Today for Cosmonaut  Nikita Promises Wild Welcome   _ Titov'’s. Path, Page > .

Moscow Readies Welcome, Khrushchey Promises Bearhug for New Space Hero

Red Military Ring Erected Around Berlin   West Germans Say 67,500 Troops Wait 30 Miles From City

Red Troops Eneir cling  West Berlin   67,500 Communist Soldiers Stationed  Outside The City

Reds Clamping ‘Military Ring Around Berlin’   Report 67,500 Men, More . Than .1,200 Tanks Enecircle’ City

Armed Ring Around City Reds Have 67,500 Men. 1,200 Tanks at Berlin

No Indication  Of Snapping Ring   Informants Say 67,500 Troops And 1.200 Tanks Are Present

WEATHER   TROOPS, TANKS STATIONED IN GIRDLE  Russians, East Germans Clamp Ring Around Berlin

Military Ring Around Berlin Is Disclosed   Sources Say Red Forces And Tanks Stationed Outside City

Ring Around Berlin Set Up By Reds   Communists Have 1,200 Tanks Stationed Outside City Limits of Berlin

Troops Surround Berlin   Communist Troops Tanks Ring German Capital

Reds Set Up Military Ring Around Berlin   67,500 Troops, 1,200 Tanks

Soviets Form Military Ring Around Berlin   Troops, Tanks Reported in Area Pressure Mounts

Red Troops Ring West Berlin   Commies Also Station Tanks 30 Miles Outside Of German City

Communists Set Un Military Rinc Around Berlin   Adds to Pressures Of Soviet Offensive

Red Forces Ring Berlin, Reports Say   Troops, Tanks Said To Girdle Divided City

 67,500 Troops Available Bonn Says Communists Form Arms Ring Around Berlin

Communist Military Forces Forming Ring Around Berlin   Move Seen Adding Psychological Pressure to Soviet Offensive

BILL OPPOSED IN LAKE PLACID   Chamber Disapproves Of Wilderness Bill

Gray Voted Senate Okay   Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers Legislative Correspoudent @enringfiald Nav. 1G

Soviet Plans To Name New Ambassador   Menshikov To Be Replaced After Three Years

Smiling Mike’ Menshikov Swapped for Younger Man  U.S. to Get New Russian Ambassador

Santa, rocket ship coming to Winnsboro on Saturuay   WHS Band, Chorus in concert Tuesdav

Kennedy Meets With Joint Chiefs   CHIEFS ‘COMPETENT’ Kennedy Displays Faith In Military

Kennedy Asks Canada Help Feed World   Farm Surpluses Of Both Countries Can Aid Hunary

Proposes U.S., Canada Join To Feed Hungry  President Speaks At Joint Session Of  es

Work Out  Plan For  Settlement Striking Locals’ Officials to Talk  ‘wWwr:.}. ¥YT..?....%. a4...

Reuther Sees Early Settlement  Union Drafts Plan To Appeas:  Local Unions

Highly Secret Potsdam Conference Papers Are Released by Government

Handcuffing thugs strike for 3rd time  Opelousas, La., holdup believed  a . a ja   State Line burglary suspect picked up —

JFK-Bermuda Parley Opens On Thursday   Macmillan Will Arrive Today For Khrush Contfab

Macmillan Heads for Bermuda Talk With President on World's Crises

Bermuda Parley Will Be Held Despite Father’s Illness   SOVIET THREAT TO BERLIN BIG ISSUE

Atty. Gen. Kennedy  ‘Tells World U.S.Could Have (Negro President In 40 Years

‘Negro Could Be President In 40 Years   Atty. Gen. Kennedy Says Prejudices in U.S. Breaking Down

bob Kennedy Believes— Negro Can Be President In Next 30 To 40 Years

Broadcast Beamed Overseas Bob Kennedy Says Racial Barriers Being Broken Down In This Country

Negroes Gaining, Says RFK   U. S. May Elect Negro President, Breadcast Declares

Atty. Gen. Kennedy Says Race Prejudice Being Broken Down   U.S. Space Challenge Will Be Huge Cost To Taxpayers

3 In Broadcast Beamed Overseas  Racial Barriers Falling, Attorney General Says

NEGRO PRESIDENT IN 30 YEARS? : +4 oe et... EE Reaeial Barriers End  Seen by R. Kennedy

TO  Inside Pages   U.S. May Someday Elect Negro President -- Bobby

Beamegd fo roreign cars .  Robert Kennedy Says Negrc Could Be U.S. President Within 3 or 4 Decades

Morrisdale Man Named by Firemer  Aecarintinn Alen Chancac Marricdale Ac   Association ‘Also Chooses Morrisdale As 1962 Convention Site, Hears Sen. Hays

Mystery in Two Deaths   Bodies Of Students Found In Their Dormitory Room

2 Dormitory Deaths Sifted   Roommates Found Dead in Bed; No Cause Uncovered

State Voters Decide Fate Of Loan Fund  Canuct. A.........._   Senate Approves $5 Million Credit To Lure Industry

Voters to Decide On Proposal to Seek Industries   Amendment Added To Spring Ballot

Proposal Is Added To Ballot   $5 Million Plan To Aliract Industr

Nixon Says He'll Take Oath in Feud   Ready to Give Bible Vow No Offer Made to Knight; ‘Not a Candidate in 1964’

Dick Would Take Oath On Dispute   Nixon Ready To Swear  He Did Not Send   Envoy to Knight.

BPW Reports Net Increase In Profits   Light Plant Addition, New Sewage System Now Under Constructior

News Staph  Expressed Editortally  By WALTER MENDENHALL   'HE BIGGEST OF ALL 'RIfsS’

Mews Sp  a oF me By WALTER MENDENHALL   HE BIGGEST OF  A) ‘piemc?

Taylor Reports To President On Viet Nam   ‘General Says Many Useful Steps Can 4 Bolster Nation

Taylor Returns From Viet Nam   No Troops Needed Now, General Says

Gen. Taylor, JFK Confer On Viet Nam  Adviser Sees No Need For Major U.S. Troops Aid

STATEMENT TO EACH MEMBER  Reynolds Urges Assembly To Extend Patrol Powers

Urges Broader Authority for Traffic Patrol   Reynolds Asks Each Assemblyman To Support Bill

Reynolds for Patrol Powers   Spread of Crime Is Cited as Reason, Despite Politics

House Set To Boost Committee   Rayburn Could Ther Stack Group With Liberal Legislators

PRESIDENT “HANDLED EVERYTHING FINE,” McCOLLOUGH SAYS-—  Newspapermen Call Kennedy Luncheon Pleasant, Profitable

State Editors Pleased with Direct Answers Received from Pres. Kenned\

Publishers Meet JFK at Lunch   State’s Newsmen ‘Satisfied’ With Meeting Results

‘Informal’ Talk, Says P.C. Belknap   uests, President Exchange Views —  State Publishers, Editors Meet Kennedy

Major Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin  Man Who Reached Closest to Stars Is 27, Self-Made, a Father of Two

Or Face State Penalties  Sewage Facilities Must Be Improved by Sedalia

Must Improve F acility  Seek Industrial Assistance  In Solving Sewage Probler

aor. _ feae on he!  Kennedy, Nikita Confer On Laos. Berlin Issues   Jackie Hits It Off With Nikita

Dwell on Laos Problem; Nuclear Tests, Germany — On the Agenda for Today

West Split On Tactics Over Berlin   Indecision Of U.S. . Beginning To Worry Western Allies

Europeans Awaiting U.S. Stand  British Want Negotiation. French Don’t

Horse Runs Into Car; Girl Dead   Rider Is Fatally Hurt at Wakefield

Maneuvers Conducted By Troops  Reinforcement  In Ist ‘Trial n ist Tria

US. Maneuvers Toughen Up New GI's from States   Tense Berlin Watches First U.S, Test Alert

Troop reinforcements in West Berlin tested for alertness in war games

Police Keep Nazi Group on the Move   Rev. Luther King Conducts Meeting of ‘Nonviolence’

Freedom Riders Determined fo Continue Trip   But Time of Departure Not Revealed; Nazi “Hate” Bus Adds to Montgomery Woes.

Mixers determined to hit Mississippi   ‘Freedom riders’ vow to continue bus trip, ‘with or without aid’   National Guard put on active duty alert

Negro Leaders Hold Workshop In Montgomery  Mississippi May Be Next Target of Test

King Says New Journey Isn't Set For Today   Arrests Made For Newsmen Beatings Last Saturday

But Governol Has Other Plans Made   He Says They'll Be Escorted On Through State

ARRESTS FOLLOW ATTACKS   T.V. Newsmen Beaten; Negroes Hold Conference

King Declines To Tell When Negroes Remaining in Group Will Leave Southern City

Men Wearing Swastikas Protest Racial Integration, Communism; Negro Lead ers Plan Statement.   EX-OFFICER SEIZED FOR BEATING NEWSMEN

Bus Riders To Continue Their Fight   ‘Cleansing Themselves For Goal Ahead,’ King Reports.

Bomb Threats, Gangs Keep Riot City Tense; Nazis’ ‘Hate Bus’ Kept Rolling

Alabama Remains Tense   ‘Hate’ Bus Arrives; Armed Guards Patrol Montaomery

Will continue test of bus segregation _ rules   Martial law: still prevails ant Montooamary

Nazi ‘Hate’ Bus Rolls Through Montgomery Nearo Leaders to Reveal Next Moves

Violence In Alabama Will Not Halt Test   Guardsmen Patrol Racially Tense Montgomery

HEAD FOR NEW ORLEANS ‘Freedom’ Bus Rides To Continue: Negro Leader

New Orleans Destination Of Bus Group   Hope To Stop In Mississippi Despite Warning

Midwest Police Hunt Kidnapers. Woman Victim   Fugitive Couple Believed Slayers Of Father, Girl, 11

Father, Chile Slain, Wide _ Police Hunt  Kidnaped Woman   Kidnaped Woman And Abductors Elude Officers

(Man, Woman Sought As Killers Of — (Man, Boy And Abductor Of Woman

On The Inside   Hearin gs Set Toda y For Cuban Aviators   The men who landed B2é6s a

Will Involve Asia, Africa, Latin-America; Post Especially Formed for Him

BOWLES ACCEPTS POSITION   Former No. 2 Man Becomes  Kennedy Advise:

Bowles gets job as advise to Kennedy   Diplomatic post with emphasis on new nations

Bowles Draws A Tailored  Adviser Post   Job Calls For Direct Reports To President

Named Roving Ambassador by President   W. Averell Harriman Becomes Assistant Secretary of State

Special Post Created For Chester Bowle:   No. 2 Man Becomes Envoy to Africa, Asia, Latin America

Bowles takes new post as advisol for Asia, Africa, Latin America

Bowles Appointed To Advisory Post On New Frontiers   Former No. 2 State Department Man Accepts Job Specially Designed For Him On Africa, Asia, Latin America

Washington:   Bowles Accepts Diplomatic Post   Will Advise on Africa, Asia and Latin America

Named Special Adviser to Kennedy Chester Bowles Takes  New Diplomatic Post

Bowles Accepts Diplomatic Post   Advisory Position Tailored for Him

Bowles Accepts Job Hand-MadetorHim   To Advise President on Asian, African, Latin-American Affairs

From No. 2 Man In State Department He Becomes Special Adviser To Chief

Bowles Accepts Diplomatic Post  New Switch Termed A Better Position Than Undersecretary

President’s Representative  Advisory Job Tailored For Bowles’ Talents

Bowles Takes on New State Dept. Job as Adviser .  Accepts: After Talk With Pres. Kennedy

Post Taken By Bowles As Advisor   Made Special Aide On African, Asian, Latin Affairs

Bowles Takes Diplomatic Job Aide to JFK  Adviser on African, , Asian, Latin-U.S.

Special Aide On Asia, Latin, Africa Policy   Man Bumped From No. 2 State Dept. Job Will Advise Kennedy

New Post Accepted By Bowles   He'll Aid Kennedy On Asian, African And Latin Affairs

Bowles Post Only That Of Adviser   Probably Will Get Pay Raise But No Control Over Any Personnel

Nations America Has Ignored To Be ‘Special Concern Of New Bowles Job

Chester Bowles Accepts New Diplomatic Job   Now Adviser To President

Situation As Seen By Nehru   Airs Views On His Talks With Russian

1,000 Bills Await Action by Rockefeller When He Returns From Puerto Rican Trip

‘One Thousand Bills — On Governor’ s Desk   Parties Dispute Success ' Of Legislative Session

R. C. Downie Will Speak On Thursday   Annual Meeting Of Development Council On The Schedule

SOLONS ACT ON SHEPPARD BILL House Passes Bill to Return Monies to Local Governments

Soviets Withdraw ‘Troika’ Demand,  Stevenson Says   Problem Remains Concerning Cabinet  Under New Leader

U.N. Fears Katanga War Is Getting Out Of Hand. U.S. Consulate Attacked

Consulate Is Left In Shambles   Katangese Stage Anti-U.S. Rioting

Katanga Officers Lose Control  Anti-U.S. Riot Leaves  Congo Consulate in Ruin

U.S. Review Denied In Case Holding State Can’t Pay Parochial Schools

Murrow to Get Information Agency Pos'   Radio-TV Newscaster to Direct U.S. Pub. lic Relations Over seas.

Murrow To Be Information Agency Head   Expect Kennedy To Announce His AppointmentCharth

Italian Ship Burns In West Indies” mie LL  One Life Lost, 749 Esca pe. As Liner. Bursts Into Flames

Italian Liner Burns Within Sight of Port   Chief Engineer Dies, 8 Crewmen Hurt; All Others are Safe

Liner Burned Close to Port  FAQ Deamnwra VWorliaren   749 Escape Italian Ship Fire in West Indies; One Dead

ONE SECTION—FOURTEEN PAGES — OOS  ar  a J SF Ur ges Ch. ~ » Unity   Compar. odern Threats To Chureh With Those Faced By St. Leo the Great

Big Storm System Stirs, Tornadoes.  Rockies Get Snow; Twisters Reach Out

House Delays Action On Flexible Tax  Sales Levy Bill   Sales Levy Bill Lurks in Committee All Ready for Vote

Action Is Begun As Vice President Voices Warning   Possible Strong New U.S. Moves Seen by Johnson

Britain Bids Soviet Enter Talks OnLaos  a is —_ #   Johnson Warns Of Tougher Measures lf Rebels Persist

Russia Warned On Laos Crisis   Great Britain Starts Move To Stop Fighting

 Johnson Sounds Warning  Britain Pushes New Effort For Negotiations on Laos

Stop War, Discuss Rift,  Urgent Message Warns   More on Laos, Page 6.

Note Handed Soviet Urges Negotiations   Johnson Warns Russia; Kennedy Statement Slated

One Fined For Breaking Shovels  Men Working Out Relief Protest Pay

One Fined For Breaking Shovels ee NTE  Men Working Out Relief Protest Pay

Army Starts Notifying Some Men  Sept. 15 Set As Deadline   Sept. 15 Set As Deadline For Notices

U.S., Russia Study  Disarmament Talks   Representatives Meet to Seek Way to Resume Conference; American Note Rejects Soviet Bid to Merge Question With Nuclear Test Ban

Seek Way To Resume Disarmament Talks —   Laotian Princes Promptly Disagree

U. S., Red Officials  ‘Hold Meet   Way Is Sought To Resume Talks On Disarmament

Effort Set To Resume  Ban Talks   Representatives Meet Today To Talk Differences

Session In Washington  U.S., Soviet Seek Way To Renew Arms Talks

Disarm Parley — Soughi   US., Red Officials Seek Resumption OF Talke

USS.. Soviet Try Again For Talks   Strive To Resume General Discussion Of Disarmament

McCloy, Zorin Huddle : U.S., Red Officials Try to Get Parley on Disarming Set

United States Rejects Russian Proposal To Merge Nuclear Test Ban Parley With Arms Session

Visarmament _ Talks Resume In Washington   U.S. And Soviet Representatives 'To Hold Conference Today

Disarmament Envoys Slated For New Talks   Effort To Be Made To Resume Conference With Soviet Aides

Way Sought To Resume  Arms Talks  U. S., Soviet Union Envoys To Meet

Seek Ways to Resume Arms Talks  U.S. and Soviet Officials Meet  in Wachinaton

Soviet Procedure Decides Whether Broken-Off Talks Will Get Off The Ground   On Far East Problems Japanese Prime Minister Arrives  In U.S. For Talks With President

Unacceptable Proposal Frem Reds Expected  ant: ee ee   Talks Broken Off Year Ago When Soviets Walked Ou

New Attempt Being Made To Hold Disarmament Talks   U.S. and Soviet Representatives Meet But Hopes for Progress Not High

U.S. and Russian Diplomats Meet in Washington   Khrushchev Proposal Called Unacceptable

McCloy of U.S., Zorin Of Russ Meet  Reds Broke Off Sessions Year Ago Then Walked Out

Zorin Insists Nuclear Ban  Be Included  Mr. K’s Proposal ‘Unacceptable’ Tah Kennedy

Way Sought To Take Up Topic Again   McCloy And Zorin Confer In Capital On Knotty Problem

Young Donnelly Into Race in New Eighth District   Nephew of Late Governor Announces He Will Seek Seat in Congress.

Delegations Plead for Action  UN Pushes for Halt  To all Nuclear Tests

Delay Seen For Bill. In Senate Aikin Wants  Funds Sighted Before Acting   RELATED STORY ON PAGE 6-8

Earthslide Kills 145 In Russia  Said Worst Disaste In Soviet’s History

145 Die In Slide In Russia  Worst of Its.   Worst of Its Kind Jn Soviet Is Kept Mum

6 Nations Demand No Megaton   Such A Blast Would imperil Health Of World’s Population

All Are Near  N-Test Area; Charge Russia Enhances Fears  Of The People

Demand UN Make Appeal To Soviets   Many Peoples Fear Fall-Out From Huge Bomb

6 Nations Ask U.N.  Plea on Atom ‘Test   Denmark Presses Curb Against Super Bomb Shot

SIXNATIONS DEMAND END ‘OF A-TESTS   Khrushchev Asked Te Call Off Plans For 50-Megaton Blast   TRYING TO SCARE SMALL COUNTRIES

Six Nations — Demand Reds Halt Blast  Denmark Charges Purpose Of Test Toy Enhance Fear

One Killed in Holiday Car Crash  EL Monte Boy _ Dies, One Hele   Youths, Drag Race Fans Stage Holiday Ruckus

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Policy Will Be Own Allies Told After Vote Split  U.S. Delegation Will Not Hesitate To Voice Onpositio:

U.S. Tells Western Colonial Allies I+ Plans  To Steer an Independent Course on Africa

U. §. To Stress Independence  Allies in U.N. Told Of New Africa Polic

U.S. To Be ‘Independent On Africa   Allies Notified Of New Course Tu U.N. Plans

U. S.-Afriea Stand To Be  Independent   Notifies Colonial Allies In U.N. About Course To Be Faken

U. S. Adopts Neutral Policy for Africa   Vote to Censure Portugal Hailed in United Nations

U. S. Tells Colonial Allies It Will Steer Independent Course on Africe

COLONIAL ALLIES NOTIFIED   Independent Stand on Angola Taken by U.S.

High-Level Decision — U.S. Will Steer Own Course On Explosive African Issues

U. S. Follows Own Course on Africa, Western Allies Told   Issues Statement Regarding Split on Portugal Censure

U. S. Stand On Africa Spelled Out   Colonial Allies Told lt Will Steer An Independent Course

US. Will Follow An Independent Path on Africa  Foley Approved by  annady hdeav Re at   Policy, Approved by Kennedy, May Be at Odds With Allies

U.S. To Stress Independence  Allies in U.N. Told   Allies in U.N. Told Of New Africa Policy

POLICY IS OUTLINED BEFORE UN   Sharp Impact Is Certain On Assembly Meet

Position Spelled Out in Statement On Council Vote   Announcement: Will Have Sharp Impact.

PLANS TAKING OWN COURSE ON ISSUES   Seen To Have Sharp Impact In United Nations   ~ SPLITS WITH   Western Allies On Portuga’’s Method Of Governing Angola Territory

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U.S. SPLITS WITH ALLIES OVER AFRICA   Stevenson Consults Rusk And Kennedy Before Disagreement With Portugal On Angola Policies.

WITH ALLIES OVER AFRICA   Stevenson Consults Rusk And Kennedy Before Disagreement With Portugal On Angola Policies.

Allies Are Notified U. S. Steers Independent CourseQn Africaln U.N.

U.S. Spells Out Course  On Africa   Notifies Western Allies It Will Take Independent Path

Weekend Violence  Claims 23   Traffie Accidents Claim Lives of 16

President, Looking Toward Congress, Also Cautions Against Premature Howls of Protest Before Facts Are Obtained

Briefs...  From the Wire  By The Associated Press  JFK Assigns Patrols, Asks Cautious Attitude

Border Patrolmen Ordered Aboard Planes by Kennedy   Three Die in Attempt To Hijaek Cuban Plane

Kennedy Moves To Halt More Hijacking   JFK Cautions Against Premature Howls Of Protest

Border Patrolmen to Be Assigned To Guard American Airplanes   Other Precautions Being Taken Against New Air Piracy Incidents; Covers Wide Range of Subjects at His 14th News Conference

Nennedy Keveda ots New! MOVES to Frevent Mijacking iInciagents—  Border Patrolmen to Be Assianed to Airliners   U.S. Concentrates on Upper Crust— Cubans Use Talks to Appeal to Latin Masses

Ridin’ Shotgun Against Hijackers  Kennedy Puts Guards On Plane:   Guevara s Atd Question Ignored Latin America Conference  Turns Its Back On Cubans   Eichmann Trial  Is Nearing End

Men Will Be Armec Kennedy Tells News  Conference   WANTS SHOWDOWN ON NUCLEAR TESTS

President Cautions About Protests, However, When Piracy Facts Are Unknown

JEK Wants Locks On Cockpits   President Acts To Avert More Plane Hijacking

Lock Pilot Door TooKennedy   Also Discloses One More Attempt to Talk Nuclear Ban

Armed Men Guard Against New Hijacking   Door to Pilot’s Cabin Will Be Locked; Cautions Congress Members Against Premature Howls Until Facts Learned

Border Patrolmen To Guard Planes, Kennedy Asserts   Aim to Stop Hijacking; Discusses Space Efforts

Jet Patrolmen Replica Of Old Wild West   President Covers  Many Other Topics At News Session

President Orders Border Patrolmen. To Ride Some Flights: Must Lock Doors

President Also Wants Cockpit Doors Locked To Help Walt  Hijackings

Border Patrolmen On Planes to Stop Hijacking   Plane Returned, Hijacker Held In Havana

Patrolmen Io Be Placed On  Some Planes   Congress, Country Told Not To Get “Over Excited”

Pilots’ Cabins Will be Locked Kennedy Says   Cautions US on Premature Howls Against Castro

In Ef for t To Halt Hij ijac ‘king  a nnn nipnaersmesabanseian eh,  JFK Orders Armed Border Patrolmen To Ride Planes         Konev Is A Top Red From Moscow ‘New Commander For Soviet ‘Troops In East Germany

JEK Absolves Cuba of Blame In 2 Hijacks   Cautions Not to Get Overexcited About Pirating of Airliners

Anti-Hijack Step Ordered By Kennedy   President Implies U.S. May Resume Atom Arms Tests

Border Patrol Guard Set Senate Votes Death Penalty For Hiiackers

Patrolmen To Be. Assigned Aboard Craft  Doors To Pilot Caline Will

President Says Patrolmen to Help Foil Air Piratings   Try to Hijack Airliner, Castro's Foes Foiled

To Assign Patrolmen To Planes   Kennedy Seeks To Halt More Hijack Cases

Precautions Revealed By President   Hopes That Other Governments Will Exercise Control

PatrolmenToBe Put On Many Airliners   3 Killed as Castro Foes Try Hitackina

President Tells Of Plans at His News Conference   Nuclear Tests, Space Proaram Discussed

ARMED GUARDS BOARD AIRLINERS   Swift U.S. Action Due For Hijacker   Kennedy Orders Guards, Locked Doors on Liners

Border Patrolmen to Ride Some U.S. Planes, Senate Votes Death Penalty for Hijacking

President Asks People To Be Calm   Senate Votes Death Penalty for Piracy; Conaressmen Annered

To Assign Guards To Airplanes   Cautions Against Loud Cries Of Protest

Cuba Proposes Quick Return Of All Planes   Kennedy Warns Nation Not To Get Overly Excited About Plane Incidents In Cuba

Mebo YP YYUTnK LOT JONTISUTE-” erent tnnnypennentsitahiitehnent nepal  JFK Diswusses Hijacking, Nuelear Test Ban, Space. Berlin. Summit At Meetins

Kennedy Tells Of Precautions Being Ordered   Chief Urges Caution On Premature Howls About Plane Hijacking:

Senate Votes Air Piracy Punishable By Death   Kennedy Renews Call For Peace in Berlin

Guards To Ride ‘Shotgun’   Presiclent Announces Airline Protectian In News Conference

First Witness Says Police Left Scene   Government Seeks Injunction To Assure Safe Travel

Negro Charges Police Left Riot Scene   First Witness In Hearing Against Alabama Officers

Holiday Death Toll Continues Steady Climb   Eight Persons Killed In Two-Car Crash In Oklahoma: N. Y. Has 6 Deaths.

Holiday period begins to take its toll in deaths   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

mioht Die in Sinele Crash  U.S. Traffic Toll Mounts As Holiday Break Starts

ESTIMATE 330 MAY DIE:  Auto Toll Opens With 8 Victims in One Collision

Road Deaths Mounting As Holiday Begins   Toll Across Nation Now 36

Heavy Toll Feared Motorists Jam Nation's Roads  As New Year's Weekend Begins

Holiday Traffic Toll Starts Climb -- Safety ‘Council Estimates 330

Holiday Traffic: Eight Die in Firs: Weekend Crash  Car Overturns, Burns, Tranning 7 Passengers

U.S. Holiday  Fatalities Moun   Family Wiped Out  8 Die in Crash

Education IV Proposal Eyed   State Assembly Asked To OK Ohio Networks

Spaceman Says Astronauts Pleased By Flight; Will Press Ahead With More Space Projects

GOP Leaders Hit Democrats . on Redistricting  Foes ‘Indifferent’, Challenge Them to larna Blactian

Especially Stress Lawrence, Green Attitudes— GOP Cites Democratic —  Redistricting Indifference

Legislature Comes to Bitter Close   Angry House Members Scream as Tax Bill Killed

TURMAN KILLS ») SENATE TAX BILL     a en eR a  House Members Romp And Stomp As Legislature Dies   DEDULCTIREE

57th Legislature Comes To Bitter, Boilina-Mad Finish Early Today

TURMAN VOTE BLOCKS BILL OF SENATE —   Wild Disorder In House Marks Futile Session

Request For Tariff Cuts Is Expected   Broad Changes In Policy Would Let More Imports In

Congo's Leaders Unable to Agree   Seek Settlement of Political Problems

Can't Agree on New Format for Congo States   Will Take Up Question at Talks In Elisabethville

ra to Ae on Federa ,  Makeup of Stats “ ts 2 Subject of Dispute’

Parley Seen Ending With State Unity   Gizenga’s Regime Would Be Outlaw If He Holds Ont

Project Plans ASSESSORS TO MAKE — NEW APPRAISALS OF ALL RESIDENCES  Plan Equalization— Of Property Values  For 1962 Tax Base -

Project Piths  ASSESSORS TO MAKE : — NEW APPRAIS ALS OF ALL. RESIDENCES  Plan Equalisation— at Property’, “Walues For 1962 fox Base

ie GUNS IN THE HOUSEHOLD:  Death Comes ToChildren   Playing Soldier

TRAGEDIES!   Shot From Policeman's Gun Kills Own Child; Man Fires At ‘Coyote,’ Boy Is Slain

West Germany Offers Billion To Help U. S.   Payment Would Ease Drain on U.S. Gold

W. Germany Offers U.S. Billion Dollar Payment To Ease Drain on Gold

West Germany to Pay Billion to Aid Dollar   Lump Sum Aimed to Ease Drain on U. S. Gold Reserves

West Germans To Ease Drain On U.S. Dollar   Single Payment Of Billion Dollars Announced At Banr

‘Would Pay U. S. About A Billion Dollars  West Germans Offer To Help Ease Gold Drain

To Ease Gold Drain  West Germany Offers $Billion  Payment To U:S.

Bonn May Pay — Billion-to U.S.  Step Seen To Ease Drain on Dollar

Dag Given Neu Powers In U.N.   alm a xk mM  Resolution Termed ‘War Declaration’

Soviets Sustai n Crushing Defe ng Defeat; Dag Given Broad n Broad New Power,  “UN Okehs Use Of Force In Condo

Rejects Soviet ‘Move to Oust ~ Hammarskjold   Decision Isa Clear Victory for the West, Afro-Asian Nations and Dag.   Victory for West

 Soviet Demand Rejected  UN Gives Dag Power ‘to Use Force in Congo

Dag Handed  New Powers  Security Council Rejects Move fo Ouster, End Congo Operations

West Gains Victory In — Controversy   Secretary-General Is Given Vast New Powers To Get Peace In Congo

U.N. to Use Force for Congo Peace   Powers Voted in Victory for West, Secretary-General.

Hammarskjold Granted Vast New Powers   Congo Peace Unit Given Right To Use Force In Emergency

Rusk’s Remarks Seem Hopeless   Russians Expected  To Reject Offer

Minimum Pay Bill  Nearer Approval  Pro-Kennedy Group Named by House

 Local Income Taxes Answer to State Woes?--Public Hearings Slated

Bob Kennedy Plans fo Hit Reds in U. S.   Justice Department Will Prosecute Party If Not Registered

Communist Party Leaders Facing Arrest   ‘Must Register By Sunday

Communists in Line for Jail   U. S. Draws Bead on Party Members Who Refuse to Register

‘Delicate, Unpleasant Matfer’  Two Cuban Prisoner-Envoys to Stay i in US.

Two of Castro's Prisoner-Envoys Will Stay in US   Three of New Tractor Trade Group Going t Cuba With Parolees

In the County   STALEY TO SPEAK AT. NFO MEETING — TUPSDAY IN MINCE Fy

 In the County  STALEY TO SPEAK AT NFO MEETING — TUESDAY IN KINGS fv

Inside The Progress   Leaders Fail To Make Progress . .  New Reapportionment Conference Scheduled

Legislative Program “Isn't Clicking” Dirksen Sees Little Public Support

Claims JFK 'Not Clicking’  President’s Program Not Going A. Use Dot. Ca Abe

The Red Ink Runs Deep  Federal Deficit lncreages.   Dirksen Sam mpl es Reaction JK's Program Unpopular?

Dirksen Sees People Leary Of JFK Plans   President’s Program Not Clicking With Nation, Senator Says

Kennedy Plat Not Clicking, Dirksen Says  GOP Leader Sees People Fearing Excessive Spending

- GOP Leader: ‘Dirksen Charges Kennedh y ‘Program ‘Not Clicking’

Invi tes Other Tips of Waste _  Officers’ Club Annex Blocked by President

Union Gets Supply For  35 Families   Rubber Workers Pick Up Packages

US., Russia Both Set Off Atom Blasts   AEC Announces Second Firing, ! th for Soviet Union

Nevada Site Test Tagged “Low Yield”   Devices Set Off As Atomic Arms Race Intensified

Georgia Abandons: Schoo! Laws  Dia D..72]   But Pupil Integration To Be Minimun

Was Member Of Prominent Family John Joss, Veteran Local Jeweler And Optometrist, Dies

Move Follows Ballot Approval Of Levy Change   _Governor Warns _ Burden on Income Will Be Boosted

Jury Gets Peel Case In Florida   Three Verdicts Possible in Killing Of Judge and Wife

Peel Case Goes To   Jury   Ex-Attorney Accused Of Masterminding Murder Of Judge, Wife In Florida

JFK Calms Adenauer on Disarm Fear   Won’t Weaken Allies In Negotiations With Russ on Cutbacks

Dems Would Annex Areas  To Aid Phila.   Rural Penna. To Suffer, State (OP Leader Says

Democrats Plan to Keep Six Philadelphia Seats Bv Annexation Plan

Johnson Sees Defeat of Dem Realign Plan   House Leader Offers Bill Allowing Philly To Retain Six Seats

‘Little Hope Apparent As Russia Is Urged  To Join West, Ending Testing of Weapons

A-Test Ban Block Laid  To Russia  US Says Soviet Has Obstructed Negotiations

Fail fo Break Down Claim of Dictation’   Prosecution Completes Its Cross-Examination

Killers Stand Mute When A rraigned  Judge Enters Pleas  @f Innocent For

Dramatic Bid For Own Levy Program Made   House Votes Wage Hike for Teachers, Sets Mintmum Pay

Near Resort City —  _ §] Die As Tropical Storm Slams Mexican Coast Area

SOLID RESISTANCE WALL Union Leaders Rebuff Labor Chief About Airline Strike   FE] Paso Man, LM Woman To Head Texas B’nai B'rith

FIRE STORM BEARS DOWN ON BEL-AIR   Stars' Homes Menaced as  Winds Carry Flame:

Today's Column  Dear Abby: We Get Their Worn Clothes   Countrymen Come To The Aid Of Sat. ¥ ork   Ry CORDON RROWN

‘Hero In Need!  Thousands Donate To Help Pay : Sot. York’s Income Tax Debt   Re CORDON REOUN

Thousands Send Money  Flood of Donations Pours in to Help Sot. York Pay His Back Taxes

Sgt. Alvin York   York's Tax Problem Is Solved, Thanks to Many Contributors

Contribution Ranging From Pennies  To $1,000 Pour In To Sergeant York

Americans Respond to Private Appeal For Funds to Help York Pay Taxes

Sgt. York's Tax Woes Relieved  Thousands Donate Ton Aid War Hern

RICH, POOR, YOUNG, OLD  Nation Pours Out Heart To Aid Sgt. York, Aged Hero

PENNIES AND POSTAGE STAMPS  Warm Outpouring Helps Push Sat. York Tax Fund Over Top

One of greatest war heroes, Sergeant York receives help   By GORDON BROWN

penne FROM PENNIES TO $1000  Rich And Poor Help Sgt. York With Fund To Clear Tax Debt

“ Letlers, To A Hero  Gifts Help Sgt. Y, ork Te Seuar -e Tax. Problem .

Hero of World War I in Trouble — Contributions Pay Sgt. York’s Tax Obligation to Uncle Sam

Ge Over Top Of $25,000... Rich And Poor Help Sgt. York Pay Off Tax Debt To Uncle Sam         Re CORDOW! RROWN

INDEX   Pennies, Dimes, Dollars Help Sgt. York Erase Income Tax Trouble

PE OPLE RESPOND TO WAR HERO'S. PLIGHT Campaign To Aid Sgt. York ‘Nearing $25,000 Tax Debt

Young and old, rich and poor rally to help war hero Sergeant York

Help For A Hero:  re ee A SR ST SED  Sot York’s ‘Income Tax Problem

Rich and Poor, Young and Old  Americans Open Hearts to Help Sat. Verk Soive fax Problem

Contributions Range From Pennies to $1,000 ..   Fellow Americans Help Sgt. York Solve His Income .Tax \Problem

Rich and Poor, Young and Old Send Aid to Hero Sgt. York   Ry GORDON RROWN

On The Inside   Stamps. Pennies, Dimes And Dollars  Americans (Rich And Poor) Pay Sgt. York’s Taxes

‘Senate Votes to Retain $525 Million For Bombers in Record Military Bill

Intensive Probe Starts — On Mystery Bomb Blasts   Guardamen Stand Watch

Bombings of Three Microwave Relay    . Stations Are Under Investiqation

FACILITIES DYNAMITED IN UTAH   sabotage Blasts Set  OM Six Sinte Alert

Probe Blast Of 3 Radio Towers   Guard Microwave . Units; FBI On Case  (PHOTOS ON PAGE 2) PR. KEPPY WATT EATING

Other Communications Centers Are Guarded Hint Sabotage In Bombing Of 3 Microwave Stations

HEERIMEEIVGLIViND VLGLIViio NGUYEN Wael  Guards In 7 States On Alert For ‘Professional Saboteurs

Dynamiting of Communication Tower  Is Called Well-Planned, Coordinated

FBI, Utah State Police Sift Mysterious Sabotage Of Important Phone Facilities

3 Western Relay Sites Sabotaged  Cwm fh....... WM...)   FBI Opens Full Investigation After Mystery Blasts

Hurricane Carla’s Repercussions __ {Continue To Haunt Texans: 40 Dead   Donate Here

Hurricane Still Haunting Texas; Fear Bigger Toll   Searchers Delve Into Wreckage of Storm

Carla Death List Now  40; Combing of Ruins May Uncover Many More

Hurricane Death List Rises to 40   40,200 Homes Believed Destroyed; Water Still Hinders Relief Work

Receding Hurricane Waters Reveal  Added Destruction; Death Tolf At 40

Staggering Carla Loss  Uncovered 40.200 Homes Are Gone, Toll Is 40

More Destruction Is Revealed—  Carlas Repercussions Still Haunting Texans

DEATH TOLL CONTINUES TO PO RISE Searchers Fearful  Of Their Findings   OTHER DAMAGE   WALLER COUNTY   ADIUSTERS ON SCENE

 Death Toll Mounts To 40  ‘Carla’ Haunts Texans In Cleanup Operations

Carla’s Damage Still Piles Up: 40 Known Dead  As Waters Recede More Destruction Is Being Revealed

Carla’s repercussions  Poisonous snakes, impassable roads, diseases strike Texas

Kennedy Tax Plan Assailed by Byrnes   ‘Unsolicited Handout’ to Business Principal Tarcet

Committee Votes Down Sales Tax   Straight Party Vote of 16 to 11 Defeats Sales Tax in House Committee

‘Dr. MacGregor and His Wee Black Bag’ Needed So Scotsmen Rally, Answer Plea

Queen, Philip Take Off For Ghana Visit  Government Finds Trip Safe After Rombs Stir Fear

Consulting With Other Nations on Cuba; Hopes U.S. Will Win Moon Race

Kennedy Is Quizzed on Cuban Role   Query Sidetracked o1 Invaders’ Training With U.S. Arms.

Kennedy Turns Aside Questions About Aid   Refuses to Say if He Ordered Training Of Anti-Castro Cubans With U.S. Arms; Will Let Previous Statement Stand

Soviet Premier Rattles A-Arms, Missiles in Talk   Boasts Russia Is Able to Crush Anyone in War

Highest Production, Living Standards . . .  iNkita Outlines 20- Year Prosram

But Meanwhile, Back At Kremlin He Wants Best In Nuclear And Missile Weapons

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Challenges Capitalists In Program   Hails Achievement, Promises Highest Living Standards -

Economic Plan Seen  As ‘Key To Victory’  Danvnint ax © rsve DuaAnsecriwn Ty tT] ALsod   Premier Says Program Will Need World Peace. ‘Larse’ Investment

FCC LEADER SLAMS TLV. PROGRAMS   Improve Shows Or Face Bans Says Chairman

TV Industry, FCC Square Away For New Suspenseful Quiz: “What Comes: Next”

-'Bad Guys (In Westerns) On Way Out?   New TV Quiz: ‘What Comes Next?’

Rusk and Kenned!  Discuss Cuba, Lao:  Review All World Situation in Meeting

ENTHUSIASM DWINDLES — Cubans Grow Skeptical Of Castro’s War Aler

lanker s Freed From Heavy Ice  Second. Vessel Still Trapped at Chicago

Education Proposal Due Next Week  Catholic, Union Groups  Back Rockefeller Plan

‘Hoeven Leads  Opposition to Title I Section  : Chairman Cooley  Claims New Measure  i ee

One of three orbiting satellites is Dr. Van Allen’s ‘lowa Iniun’

‘IOWA INJUN’ MAKES TRIP lowa Built Satellite Part of Shoot Syster

Van Allen Unit Tests Radiation   lowa Students Check New Info On Northern Light:

Ex-Con Held For Brutal Kidnap-Attack   Girl Seized Near Home  Of Grandmothe:

 Governor Calls Conference 1 A SC SS a TS  [Boston Crippled By Transit Strike

Walkout Ties Up Boston Transport  Uenuthorized Ctrike   Unauthorized Strike Second in 5 Months

Sickness’ Absentecism Affects 690,000 Commuters $e  - Transit Strike Hits Boston Area

Wildcat Strike Tangles ; Boston Transportation, Second Time in 5 Months

Operating Kmplovees  On Strike   Governor Instructs Boston Officials To Make Setthlemen

Weather   Juvenile delinquency rises during October, officer’s report shows

Juvenile delinquency down in Gila during November, Henderson reports

Henderson reports 35 juvenile cases handled in Gila County during May

18 Hurt in Smash Up On Rt. 10) Skids. Hits Banks  On Wet Road At Cloverdale

Good News! Snow Will  Miss lowa  Still Digging Out From Big One; Roads Improve

4 Killed in Road Accidents  Ups Minnesota Toll to 222, 7 Ahead of 1960

Jet Explodes; 6 Aboard Die   Falls Into Ocean   Falls Into Ocean Off Long Island

Soviet Concession Seen as Meaningless; Rebels Seen Relenting on Truce Terms

Russians Join British In Appealing To Laotian Factions To End Fighting — This Is Admission By Soviets That Cease-Fire Is Not Effective — Truce Team Will Be Allowed To Visit Padong

‘SOVIETS MAKE CONCESSION West Agrees To Resume Laotian Peace Talks

Free Nations End Boycott Oi Laos Talks   Western Nations Return To Conference After Winning Meaningless Concession From Russia.

West Back At Meet On Laos   Comparatively Meaningless Concession Won

ne Grant Meaningless Concession  Acleniwt Cane. b oe      Admit Cease-Fire Is Not Effective

Cease-Fire Plea Joined By Russians   Factions Urged To Get Truce Teams To Fighting Scene

LAOS MERRY-GO-ROUND Western Nations Return to Geneve  Talks After Slight Concession Made

Soviets Agree ToJoinInPlea For Cease-Fire   Truce Control Unit Will Be Allowed To Visit Padong

Negotiators Win Soviet  Concession  Rival Factions’ Help Asked In  Truce Investigatior

Laos Parley Tries Anew For Peace   New Appeal Te End Fighting Sent Factions

West Allies Want Check On Fighting   U.S. Insists On Cease Fire Before Any Decision Made

Reuther Fires Drive Toward Quick Settlement For UAW-GM_ Disputes

Meetings Tonight of Union Leaders Could Bring Auto Workers’ Strike to End

Top Officials Push to End GM Strike   Some Progress Noted; Reuther Calls Meeting Of Executive Board

Pressure Put On Local UAW Necotiators   Signs Of Progress; Sixty-Eight Plants Report Agreement

Last Link Uniting Germany Destroyed by Wall: Britain   Soviet Withdrawal.

OABRIRE QUIE f _1S CORNUCOPIA OF INFORMATION .         «Only Soviet Bloc, Cubanis Oppo . " "Dhan in Cannel “h Mocatan Rioc

Ike Tells  Freshmen Congressmen GOP Goal: Keep Demos From Spending So Much

Straight Talk With Delegates   lke Urges GOP Freshmen Throttle Dem Spending

200 FEET TO SOGGY GROUND   Answers Deddens  No Across-Board Cuts, DiSalle Says

Britain Dispels Idea That She Softens Gromyko Finds No Breach In Anglo-American Lines

Kennedy Asks $3 Billion For Colleges  Wants 200,000 " Scholarships Plus RitlAtan Bunde

Urgent Legislation Sent Congress  Seeks To Provide © 212,500 College Scholarships

US. Judge In Second Day Of Penalties  5-Year Probation Levied On 19 In Electrical Firms

More Heavy Fines In Antitrust Cases   MOCKED IMAGE   PRIitCF FIVING   REIECTS PIPraASs

Sentences For Collusive Sales Given   Defendants Charged With Violations Of Antitrust Laws

Fines Over $1 Million © In Antitrust Sentences; 7 Concerns Hit Today

Executives Get Jail erms  7 More Antitrust Law Violators Receive Fines

Second Day Sentencing Under Way   Seven Employes Given Jail Terms Monday

Big lines Civ en More Companies   Sentencing Goes On In Electric Anti-Trust Case

Sh arp Sh ov  fer Floods Streets   GOOSE CREEK FLOODS SEVERAL’ STREETS — AFTER HEAVY DOWNPOUR EARLY THIS AFTERNOON 133" Of Moisture —

Sharp. Shower Floods Streets   GOOSE CREEK FLOODS  SEVERAL STREETS —  AFTER HEAVY DOWNPOUR  EARLY THIS. AFTERNOON 33”. of Moisture _  “Ducthe Phainderchawar

Campaigning forNixonOut, Declares Ike   Former President in Palm Desert on Vacation Trip

Education Seandal Mounts  Wagner Asks City Board to Resign   State Legislature Will Probe  Controversy in Special Session

Schools Aid Bill Delayed   Coalition Prevents Consideration By House

House Act Kills Bill For 1961   GOP, Dixiecrats Defeat School Plan, 242-169

Coalition Uproots Federal School Aid  Construction Money Target of Criticism

Education Bill Dead This Year  Part Of Package May Be Salvaged And Passed Later

GOP-Southern Dem Coalition House Buries Aid to School  Construction

GOP, Dixie Coalition Blocks School Aid Bill   House Votes to Prevent Consideration, Ends Chance for Federal Help in Construction; Two Parts of Measure Still May Be Salvaged

Coalition axes aid to schools   Defeat comes swiftly with 242-169 vote

sreministrarion Dejeat Last Chance This Year  Parties Combine To Defeat Federal Aid To Edueation Bill

——- When His Attack Turned Into A Fiasco At Pearl Harbor ——  First Jap Prisoner Landed At GI's Feet

First Japanese Prisoner. of World War II Now Can Laugh About Event

BECAME FIRST PRISONER OF U.S.  Tokyo Executive Recalls Sub Debacle

"Pretty Short War’ .  : Japanese Sub Skipper Caught At Pearl Harbor

‘NASA To Buy More Land In Florida In Preparation For U.S. Moon Shot

HOUSEDRESS MERMAID   Moon Shot Platform Flerida Groves Ready For Nova

Brevard County Prepares For New Boom— Select Cape Canaveral Site  As Moon Shot Base For US

Brevard County Braces For A Boom Canaveral-Picked For Launch  Of Explorations To The Moon

WILL COST $1 BILLION To Enlarge Canaveral As Jumping-Off Pad to Moon

Canaveral Set For Moon Shot   NASA to Buy 80,000 Acres For Launching Pads and Facilities

Canaveral Chosen For Moon Blast   Gigantic Project  Will Chanve Man

Florida County Selected For Nova Project  Canaveral Moon-Sho} Base

Citrus and Beach Areas to Go — :  Cape Made J ump-Off Spot  For America’s Moon Trip

Commissioning of Fastest and Most Powerful Warshin Slated This P.M.

Kennedy's Minimum Wage Proposal Facing Toughest Hurdle in Senate

Used Round, Not Square One — Coal Dumped in Wrong  Hole; Sewer Backs Up

Where To Find It   14 Tons Down the Drain  Coal Dumped in Wrong Hole

‘COAL DELIVERY..MISTAKE  Pour 14 Tons Of Coal Into Sewer At Chicago

Comes To Police Etiquette      When It Bowen’s Effect Not Exactly Salutary In Long Branch, N.J.

When It Comes To Police Etiquette (Bowen’s Effect Not Exactly  \Salutary In Long Branch, N.J.

UAW Opens Contract Dickering With GM  Workers Need  Jncreased a . , pee

Full Ag ‘Tax  Clears House   Consider Classifying High Schools  Superior, Intermediate, Minimum

Law Decrees Planes Must Have Permits   Ignore Communist Threat, Commander Tells U.S. Troops

East German Leader Makes Threats to Strangle West Berlin.   BID IS SENT ADENAUER   Taiks Asked, and Law I. Made to Control Air Traffic.

Fly Challe To Paris For Trial  —   Faces Death For Organizing  Fes ee SS a

MEN CRUSH REBEL TRY   Three Leaders Of Mutiny Flee After Setback

Algeria Revolt Leader Caught   Soldiers’ Mutiny Collapses Quickly

French Crush 4-Day Algerian Army Revolt   Leading General Jailed in France; Will Face Trial and Possibly Death; Other 3 Retired Generals in Revolt Unaccounted

French Algerian Rebel Leader Is in Custody   4-Day Revolt Folds; 3 Other Retired Generals Are Sought

Rebel Leaders Will Be Tried   Official Washington Cheers DeGaulle Victory

Revolt Collapses; Challe ToParisfor Punishment; Algiers Back to Normal

Three Other Rebel Generals in-Full. Flight as Algeria Plot Folds HARDLY A SHOT FIRED BY GAUII¢T¢

Faces Trial In Paris Le eeeeesteeneeeeereeeeteseessstisnsnenniseseninenienmemnsmmeniaa  Head Of Mutiny In Custody After Revolt Collapses

Gen. Challe surrenders, heldin Paris   De Gaulle victor over four-day army uprising

REVOLUTION COLLAPSES   Gen. Challe, Leader Of 4-Day Mutiny Surrenders, 3 Other Rebel Generals Flee; Settlers In Despair.

Gen. Challe, Leader of Insurrection That Collapsed With Hardly a Shot, Surrenders to Face Trial

Faces Trial . For Leading  Insurrection   Three Others In Plot Reported Ai Legionnaire Camp

Rebellion Crushed French Rebel Chief Surrenders; May Get Death Penalty

Insurgent Generals Face Trial   One Surrenders In Paris; Others Hiding in Desert

Search for 3 Retired  Generals   DeGaulle Forces Nab Gen. Challe, Rushes Him to Paris for a Trial

ALGIERS IS RETURNING — ITO NORMALCY   Rebellion Fades As Quickly As Start Saturday

Trial, Possible Death Face French Mutineer .  Rebel General_. Surrender:

One General In Custody Of French   Death Sentences Loom for Chieftains In Four-Day Revolt

France Crushes Algerian Revolt; Leader Arrested  Other Generals Escape as Loyal ‘Troops Move In —

De Gaulle Crushes Rev ol Rebel Leader Challe Held  Government Forces in Algeria Regain Control With Little Effort: Three Pana Flee

Gen. Challe Surrenders  For Trial   Algeria Revolt Ends Suddenly; Generals Hunted

One Matinous General Jailed, Three Hunted   4-Day Insurrection Comes to End With Hardly a Shet Fired

4-Day Coup In Algeria ls Crushed   Leader Surrenders; Tc Face Trial, Possible Death Penalty.

Challe Faces Trial, Possible Death Sentence   De Gaulle’s Loyalists End 4-Day Uprising With Hardly A Shot

Three Other Generals Are Being Sought  Maurice Challe Pd Be Mu ten   Maurice Challe Flown to Paris To Face Charges

GENERAL WHO LED JUNTA ARRESTED   Hunt Three Other Officers Involved In Mutiny  ee one ene  CRUSHING   Of Rebellion By French President Another Victory For De Gaulle

Gen. Challe  Surrenders; Faces Trial  Headed Rebel Group; 3 Other  Generals Missing

Leader Of Algiers Revolt Will Be Tried In Paris; 3 Accomplices Being Sought

Other Algerian Generals Hunted  Uprising Comes to End With Victory for De Gaulle

French Bring General Back From Algeria  3 Others Sought To Face Trial  Far Tren rronttan

Trial, Possible Death Awaiting General Challe   Hardly Shot Firea In De Gaulle Win

French Army Revolt Broken  1 ‘Seneral Taxon a  @Qresmrme wWiarle o:

Rebels: Face French: Army Retaliation: ©  Fornier General * Captired Surippec

 Loyalist Threat Ends Abortive Fight Of Rightists Against DeGaulle Plans

Rebellion in Algiers Ends; Challe Seized   Forces Loyal to De Gaulle Have Easy Victory

Gen. Challe, One Of Reheliious Generals In Algiers, Is Flown To Paris For Trial

One of Generals Involved Gives Up fo Face Trial  3 Others Believed  Aratran  aninn

Old-Timers Call Storm Worst   Cars Abandonec By Thousands Through Area

South Plains Hit By Worst Snow In Texas History  Drifts Measuring Over a Foot Deep Cause Two Deaths

What's Inside   Heavy Rains Cause Floods, Farth Slides in Northwest

Heavy: Rains Over Pacific Northwest Flood Roads, Touch OFF Farth Slides

HEAVY RAINS “AND HIGH WINDS "IN NORTHWESI   'Downpours — c ause Earth. slides And Flood Several  Towns in Oregon.

"Touching Off Number Of Earth Slides   Heavy Rains Continue To Pelt Pacific Northwes

Heavy Rains in Northwest Area  _ Western Oregon Ha Welerns Earth Slideac

\Train Just Misses Being Swept into River  HEAVY RAINS IN OREGON BRING BAD EARTH SLIDES

Rain Continues To Pelt Pacific  Northwest Area:  Roads Flooded, Slide: Occur; Qver 4 Inche: Soaks West Oregon

   U Thant Questioned On  Authority For Cease Fire Aqreement In Congo

a oe : eS Downtown Doinas   SWANSON’S READIES OPEN AIR’ MARKET :

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (‘Coprighted 1960, A Nationa) Council of Churches Religior Features)

In Step   Miles City Man Burns fo Death When His Clothing Catches Fire   Man Hurt in Blast

Miles City Man Burns to Death When His Clothing Catches Fire   Man Hurt in Blast

Assures U. 5. Aim Is Free Berlin  Kennedy Receives Mayor Willy Brandt

Storm Dumps Heavy Snow. on Southwest   Flooded Dixie Faces New Peril as Rains Resume

Fresh Rains Cover Part Of Dixie   Six Persons Drowned; 6,000 Persons Driven From Homes in the South

Won't Frighten   Fighting Knight Declare: He's in Contest to Stay

Report U.S. W orking On “Death Ray’   See Neutron Bomb  Tests ‘Very Soon’

DEATH WITHOUT DFSTRUCTION  N.Y. News Sees U.S. Test of Neutron Bomb

NEUTRO GOAL IN ANY U.S. TESTING   Weapon Produces Death Without Destruction Of H-Bomb   AMERICA ON VERGE OF BREAKTHROUGH

New Bomb Mav Be Next  Development   Death-ray Bomb In Test Plans Of United States

FIRST AIR RIDE FOR ONE - Army Plane Disaster - Stuns Bethlehem Area

Reporting For Asmy Duty .. . 31 Pennsylvania Men.  Among Dead In Crash

Astronaut  Returns To  U.S. Soil   Hatch Cover Blow-Up Biggest Surprise of — The Day for Grissom

Gus Believes... : Problem icked  Astronaut Calls" View Fascinating

Legislature Eyes Recess af End of June  €9 Rillian Chatea   $2 Billion State Operating Measure Still In Committee

Demos Pushing $389 Million Aid Measure   Gov. Lawrence I: Scheduled to Be Witness at Senate Hearing on Bill.

. S. Of Readying Intervention In Laos ...  -Awaiting Meet   GEN. LEMNITZER TO MEET CHIANG

Sub-Normal Temperatures In January Cause Record Gas Consumption For Area

Bullets Narrowly Miss 5 American MPs  RED POLICE FIRE ON U.S. SOLDIERS

Red Berlin Police Fire -Fusullades, Nearly Hit Five American Soldiers

East Berlin Police Fire Hundreds Of Shots into U.S. Sector of City

Hail Of Bullets Aimed At Nine Fleeing Sector  Riaqgect Outburet   Biggest Outburst Of Gunfire Since Reds Sealed Border

U.S. Berlin Force Sprayet With Gunfire   Commie Police Open Up In American Sector

Red Police Spray USS. Sector With Many Bullets. Narrowly Miss Yank Cop:

Nobody Hit In Gunfire At Barrier   Refugees Escape As West Police, MPs Don’t Shoot

Dawn Effort To Halt Flight Of Refugees  Biggest Outbreak Of Shooting Since Berder Sealed

PRESIDENT SAYS TALKS ‘VERY GOOD’   Spokesman For Reich Says Goals Topped In Talks

Washin gton: . Leaders  Concut  On Berlin   Adenauer and President End Policy Talks

Kennedy, Adenauer  Talks End   Conferences On Berlin Completed With High Degree Of Agreement

Policy Disputes Resolved During Talks at Capital  Chancellor Eases Rigid Stand Over Soviet Approach

Seek More Talk With Reds  JFK And Adenauer Agree On Policy For Soviets On Berlin

Washington Parley  JFK-Adenauer Talks Ena: ‘Full Agreement" Cited

175 Christian Denominations Survey  Their Churches’ Role In Nuclear Age

TO LOOK AT NUCLEAR AGE ROLE: World Council Of Churches To Open Assembly In India Sunday

Van Fleet Given Go-Ahead To Say What He Pleases  That Is When He Is Not In His Role As Cansultant To Armv

Van Fleet Can Say What He Pleases   But Not When Acting In His Role As Special Consultant

Army Says Van Fleet In Private Role   Decision Follows Criticism OF U.N. Ambassador

VAN FLEET SAID PRIVATE CITIZEN   Controversial Speech Allowed by Army

In Unofficial Capacity: Army Indicates Van Fleet May Say What He Pleases

PPP LPL LLL LL LS PELL LLL LA  Meter Reader Makes Dry Run  For Seven Years

arty accretary Attacks Aamintstration  Top Court’s Ruling to be Fought by Reds

CP to Seek ‘Rights’ Government Faces Further Legal Contests With Reds

Supreme Court Splits 5-4 in Rulings Upholding Two Anti-Communist Laws

Court Leaves. Commies Open For Battle  ‘Mistaken Over Party Rights

Bill Passed To Extend. Many Taxes   House Favors Keeping Beer, Cigaret, Travel Taxes: Another Year

Property Value Ratio Increase ls Backed, 5-2   More Money for Local Government

ies Launch Drive Against  inalist China   dee Parade   a Of 49th Division Ask Be Released From Active Duty

Research Jjch Success — Homer Is A Lively Dog After Lung Transplant

Homer Breathes  With Alien Lung   U-M Dog May Be Vital Key  In Transplantine

Homer Gets A New Lung From Doctor   Experiment Hints Organ Transplants For Humans Near

Underground Test First Of a Series  Small Explosion At Nevada Site Set ‘Reluctantly

Low in Yield And No Fallout US. Reffirms Its Readiness To Negotiate

United States Explodes First Test In Program   Kennedy Warns Reds  On W. Berlin Squeeze

Atomic Blast Not ‘Dirty’ Like Russia’s   President Affirms U.S.’s Readiness For Test Ban Pact

Underground Shot Fired In Nevada   JFK Says Russia Forces Nation To Join Arms Race

CLEAR TEST CONDUCTED BY UNITED STATES   Low- Yield, No-Failout Underground Blast, Kennedy Reports   FIRST AMERICAN TEST SINCE 1958

Nevada Blast Marks Start Of New Series   Kennedy Says Nation Ready to Negotiate Test Ban Agreement

Legislators Open Special Session   Outlook Dim That Education, Health Unit Will Get More Funds

Extra Session Underway  Action is Scheduled On Plans Aimed At Bringing Federal Money to State

Mission To Sweden: Stockholm Bridges Make NightOn Town But Passing Fancy

Stockholm Bridge Make NightOn Town But Passing Fancy     By GEORGE G. GRAY

At Mount Vernon Ayub Tickled By Enactment Of Revolution Manuevers

Kennedy's State Dinner Success At Mount Vernor  American Response To Versailles Visit

 Spectacular Party Pakistan President Laughs And Laughs at Kennedy Fete

President of Pakistan Is Amused At Revolutionary War Reenactment

- Reads Prepared Statement  Gagarin Artfully Dodges Queries Of World’s Press

Space Man Dodges Questions Of Press   U.S. Must Pay To Beat Russians To The Moon

Some Unanswered  Cosmonaut Dodges Questions With Ease   Yuri Does Nip-Ups Before Boarding Ship, Tass Says

 Space Flight Arouses Doubt  Soviet Astronaut Fails to Shed Light on Unanswered Questions

Astronaut Does Nothing to Answer Questions Arising From His Orbiting Earth

Soviet Russia's Spaceman Dodges Some Questions   U.S. Could Beat Reds To Moon-—At A Price

QUESTIONS  DODGED BY SPACEMAN   Gagarin Artfully Evades World Press Queries On Unclear Phases Of His World Orbit.

EEE ann ete  Cosmonaut Holds Press Conference, Cleverly Dodging Some Questions

Russian Space Man Dodges Questions of Reporters   CONFIDENT SMILE   ON ROTH EERT

{World Press Questions Cosmonaut  ‘Gaaarin Ducks Touchy Questions

Gagarin Dodaes Questions af Press Confab   Astronaut Vague On Specific Details Of Ship, Landing

Some Stil] Convinced   Gagarin Meets Newsmen But Evades Question About Landing

wa BS Sh sO  Soviet Spaceman Dodges Queries; \Contradictions Remain Puzzling

[Astronaut Gagarin Fails to Clarify Questions on His Globe-Circling Trip

‘Spaceman Shrewd in His Ability to Dodge Questions   Gagarin Reads Statement, Answers Written Questions at Press Conference,

sagarin Artfully Dodges Questions—  sogenn Artully Vodges Questions  Reporters Quiz Red Astronaut on Flight

Gagarin Is Elusive at Press Chai   Bids for Specific Date Dodged Defftly by Space Man.

Some Still Insist Earth Is Not Round   Cosmonaut Holds Press Conference, Cleverly Dodging Some Questions

Yori Dodges Questions On Space Flight   Turns Aside Tries For Information On Landing, Spaceship

Gagarin Dodges Reporters’ Questions On Specific Space Flight Infermation

At News Conference Gagarin Artiully Dodges Questions About Flight

Cosmonaut Holds Press Conference   Crash Program Said Needed To Beat Russians To Moon

Says Nothing to Clear Up ‘Mysteries’ of Flight Soviet Spaceman Artfully Dodges Questions at News Conference

tt  Russian Spaceman Dodges Press Conference Questions   ike Denies Russia’s Space Success Delivers Big Blow To US. Prestioe

Gagarin Dodges        How He Landed Left Unanswered During First News Conference

Witness Against Union Leader Slain   French Police Halt Algerians In Attempt To March On Paris

Calls Qn Kennedy To Free Rail Industry  From “74 Years Of Economie Slavery”

From Economic Slavery:  Railroad Official Asks  ‘Emancipation Program’

Education Report Clarified . ; .  ‘Medical Care fot Aged ‘Plan Put Before House

Sunday Liquor Referenda Bil Becomes Law  Revenue Raising Measures Signed

Kr KK sp UL ow  Tree Limb OKd As Evidence  Appearance of Heavy Limk Brings Gasps in Courtroom

SHOW CLUB AS DEATH WEAPON IN WEGER TRIAL   Prosec ution Claims Tree Limb Used to Kill 3 Women.

Ike Denounces Government By “Credit Card”; Predicts GOP Control in Congress

‘Credit Card’ Government Ike Lashes Kennedy. Republicans Cheer; 1962. Victories Seen

‘Credit Card’ Government  Ike Lashes Kennedy. Republicans Cheer;  1962 Victories Seen   3,000 Attend Butte High Graduation as 385 Youths Are Told of ‘Tomorrow's’ Duties -

lke States GOP Can Win In ‘62 Says JFK Policy  Government By Big Brother

IKE’S FORECAST:  GOP to Capture Coneress in 1962   ‘Forget 1964"

Ike Hits Kennedy Policies   Capture of Congress Predicted for 1962

wih LGOS VWPFisig...  tke Confers With  Advisers Saturday On Possible Stens

U.S. Warns, Against Red  Intervention   Confirms Invasion By Commie Forces; Cites SEATO Pact

Lerre Haute:  Indiana Mine Is  Being Examined   Investigation Started By a Federal Bureau

Explore Razed Mine To Learn Cause Of Blast   Experts Delve Deep In Shaft

Experts Explore Depths Of Mine To Find Reason Of Deadly Blast   Zanesville Explosion Claims First Victim

Foreign Aid Bill ~  Passes Senate Test   House Approves Of Measure Without Long Range Lending, Borrowing Parts

Houses Vote 2 Versions  Of Aid Bill Senators Allow  Power to JFK

House and Senate at  Aid Odds  Differ Over  Lono-Rance   Differ Over Long-Range Borrowing

Senate-House Disagree On Lending Plan   Heart Of Plan May Be Salvaged In Conference

Congress Passes Foreign Aid Bill, Is Split Over Long-Term Powers   From the Wires of Associated Press

SENATE, HOUSE DISAGREE ON FOREIGN AID   Conferees Will Attempt To Settle 2 Points Urged By JFK   COMPROMISE SEEN ON LEND-BORROWING

Senate, House OK Conflicting Foreign Aid Bills   Congress Differs On Long Range Lending Feature

Three Year Compromise Predicted Senate Approves Long Term Aid, House Bill Sets One Year Limit

Legislators Split Over Foreign Aid  Senate Passes Bill Requested; House Approved Version

House Bill Does Not Have Long ‘Range Provisions; Battle in Conference Expected.

W. Berliner, Girl Escape Red Bullets   Car Riddled As Man Whisks His Friend Across Red Border

Kennedy Asks Holiday on Politics While Anti-Castro Plans Are Rebuilt

To Destroy Castro      JFK Puts Braintrust To Work on Strategy   CIA Correctly Assessed Castro’s Military Power?

‘French Rule Denounced EEL EAE TT TET CE  Mob Battle  In Moroceo

OVERPOWER GUARD  * French Embassy Officials Beaten ~ By Mob In Rabat

French Embassy Stormed by Mob   Moroccans Shout Algerian Support

Utah Senate Knocks Out $8.20 Hike For Aged in Public Assistance Bill

Delton Chief Points to Man Who Shot Him   Testifies Two Hours at Trial of Three Gunmen at Baraboo

KENNEDY MEETS RUSK, McNAMARA   Secretaries Of State And Defense Consulted On Cold War; Khrushchev Unyielding In De. mands.

Nleets Rusk, Vice Namara Kennedy Opens Planning On Peace-With-Strength

CONFERS WITH TOP OFFICIALS  President Kennedy Launches Sweeping Review Of Master Plan For World Peace

Full Review  Of Cold War   Kennedy and Top Diplomatic Staff  Start Discussion

Kennedy Holding Morning And Afternoon Confer.   ences With Secretary Of State Rusk And Secre  tary Of Defense Robert S. McNamara — Ambassador In Moscow Reports That Russia Is Sticking To Unyielding Position

JFK, Aides Hold Talks  on Defense   Kennedy’s New Administration Starts Review

Safegurads  Peace With Soviet Bloc  Plans to Meet   Plans to Meet With Secretaries Rusk, McNamara

Meefs with Rusk, McNamara and Key Aides   Seeking Ways for Safeguarded Peace With Red Bloc

Talks With Rusk, McNamara About Possible Methods of Easing East-West Tensions

Hopes To Ease World Tension   President's Routine Now Unpredictable

New President Sets Up Conferences With Secretary of State Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara

Safegquarded PeacewithRed: [s Major. Goal   Rusk and McNamara Will Confer With President Today

Kennedy Seeks Means to Ease World Tension   Beefing Up Nation's Defenses Also Is Prime Goal

beefing Up U.»s. Dejenses While Easing Tensions Of East, West Gets Priority

Conferring Again With Top Aides  ‘Rusk, McNama wee fall nod let   ‘Rusk, McNama ra Called Into All-Day Parley

Double Sessions Planned With. Two In Cabinet   Trouble From ‘K’ Is Forecast After Moscow Cable

Kennedy Is No! Likely to Stress Summit Meetings   State Department Indicates President to Stick to Normal Diplomatic Channels.

DEFENSE REVIEW IS HELD   Rusk, McNamara Join Kennedy In Top Parley

Peace Plan Is Reviewed  By Kennedy   White House Guards Stare Bug-eved At First Lady's Garb

Kennedy Starts Comprehensive Security Study   Safeguarded Peace Is Sought With Communist Bloc Nations

STRAT UNDER STUDY FOR REGIME   Summit Meets Only To Follow Advance Work

CALLS PARLE  WITH RUSK, M'NAMARA   in Quest For Safeguarded Peace With Communists   SECRET NOTE   From Envoy To Russia Indicates Khrushchev’s Attitude Still Tough

No Advocate of punt Moatings ; Normal Diplomatic Paths To Be Used by Kennedy

JFK Prefers Channels to. Summit Talk   President Huddles With Top ‘Aids on: Master Strateqy

President Reviews Defenses   Chief of Staff Joins Cabinet Members for Talks on U. S. Security

Top Defense, Diplomatic Officials Join in White House Conference   Morning and Afternoon Sessions Demonstrate Priority President Attaches to Seeking an Easing of Tensions; Grim Report From Russia

RuskandMcNamaraAmong Key Brass at White House For Huddle With President

Kennedy Reviews His Peace Plan   ‘Confers With Rusk. McNamara On Easing Tenstons

Double Conference Scheduled Today On Foreign Affairs  Kennedy Names 3 More As Undersecretaries, Another Study Panel

Top defense, diplomatic men present   Demonstrates priority given to easing cold war

President Confers With Rusk   McNamara Also Called To Meet With Kennedy

US Security Under Study  Kennedy Meetine With   Kennedy Meeting With  Top Defense, Diplomats

Launches Sweeping Review Kennedy Sets Up  Conferences With Rusk, McNamara

ADMINISTRATION PLAN FOR SAFEGUARDED PEACE WITH COMMUNIST BLOC .   Kennedy Launches Review Of Master Program   Two A ppotntments Below Capinet t Level Face Opposition In Senate Confi

Kennedy preters diplomatic channels to summitry   10 TACKIC major foreign    ‘policy problems

Top Priority fiven Peace And Defenses   Under-Secretaries anc Advisory Panel Are Named by President

Kennedy Opens U. S. Security Program Study   Top Officials on Hand for Session

Only One ‘No’ Vote In Senate   Takes Action First Day on Campaign Pledge to Jobless

First Day Busy For Democrats   Cabinet Approved. Aid Ordered And Peace Call Issued Soviet

President Kept Busy on First. Day in Office   More Food dnd Othe: Help Will Relieve Over 4 Millions

President Has Crammed Day; Oath to Aides   Food Ordered for Depressed Areas

Brother Gets Lone ‘No Vote  Kood Increase   Food Increased In Needy Areas

Miss Texas, Miss Minnesota First Night Winners At Miss America Competition

Cary Youth Held On Murder Count  His Mother Killed By Bullet Wound In Head Last Night

TRAPPED GIRL RESCUED Spectacular Fire Rages  Hich In Dallas Building

Rusk Says No Sudden Change   Faces Senate Questioning On New Foreign Policy

No Sharp Departures.  Rusk Hints   Foreign Policy Changes Not Likely Soon

FOR PRESENT, ANYWAY Rusk’s Foreign Policies  To Follow Kisenhower’s

See No Ratical Foreign Policy Changes--Rusk   New Secretary Of State Appears Before Senat Group

Rusk Indicates No Major Policy Shift Planned At Present   Kennedy Golfs, Works On Inauguration Address

(Rusk Plans No Shift In Foreign Policy. _   Any Early Sharp Departure Ruled Out, Save Incamina State Chief At Hearina

Red Shoe Unnoticed Clue...     Mothers Hunt Frantically  For 3 Lost Boys As They Suffocate In Porch Icebox

THREE SMALL BOYS ARE LOSERS  Death Proves Winner Of Hide-Seek Game

SEARCHERS ONLY FEW FEET AWAY 3 Boys Suffocate In ' Frozen Food Locker

Little Red Shoe Beside Frozen Food Locker Was Clue to Grim Tragedy Involving 3 Boys

liny Ked onoe     Mothers Miss Clue That Wouk Have Saved Three Little Lives

Evaluate Need In 7-County Area  Shelter Survey Contract Let To Local Architects

Increases for Military In Russian Government  Record Budget for 1962

On the Inside... Richter Named All-American Story in Sports Peach

Reds Hike Funds For  Defense  Soviet Budget For ‘62 Sets New Record

Budget For. Red Defense ls Big One   Hike Justified By Asserting West Is Threatening War

Finch Jury Still Ponders Fate Of Pair  Judge Instructs To Consider Only Gas Chamar Ma § 2a

Finch Jury Told Both Could Die   Murder Penalty For Carole, Doctor Expected Today

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS   Psychiatry Combined With Religion Making a Contribution to Penology

AGREE TALKS NECESSARY US., Soviets Clash Over Arms Negotiation Makeup

Adlai, Zorin Trade Sharp Opening Jabs  Makeup Of Group ~ On Disarmament

Clash Over Makeup Of ‘Negotiators   Zorin And Stevenson Exchange Some Shara Words In Committee

Planes Damaged In Collision   U.S. And Soviet Urge Disarm Talks, Clash OnNegotiating Body

# i Project Plans ANNOUNCE GEHLEN FUND  DRIVE CAPTAINS AND. — CHAIRMEN AT ST. JAMES

Project Plans    ANNOUNCE GEHLEN FUND  DRIVE CAPTAINS AND — iCHAIRMEN AT ST. JAMFSe

Question: Who Kept Whom Out’   Former Nixon Manage: Says Knight Tried To Bar Dick.

LAKE LEVEL 2886.85 ft.   Senator Mansfield Says  Federal Dams Necessary

Troops Guard Gate With  Machine Guns  Boast Their Flag OT he Ower All   Boast Their Flag To Fly Over All  Cermanv Same Peavy

W. Berliners Are Angered By Red Move   Commie Troops Slam Gate Shut With Bayonets

NATO Maps Action Agains Soviet Bloc  Adenauer Hints Of Possible Tota Trade Embargo

Testifies Before Senate Committee  Treasury Nominee Ha: _ Liquidated His  Raenkina Interactc

Dillon Favors Income Tax Slashes in Top Brackets   Conference Set   Aged Conference Supports Kennedy Aid Plan

Bill Sent to Governor; Legislature Set to Quit Session Until Next Fall

Tax Revision Bill Sent to Nelson; Knowles’ Vote Breaks Senate Tie

Sends Sales Tax, Withholding Plan  To Nelson's Desk Retail Levy Would Start in October,  ERS:

Nelson's Desk Next Obstacle for Tax Bill   Democrats Hope for Governor's Veto on Measure

Unwanted ‘Puppy’ With a Bushy Tail Proves Illusive for Parsons Police

Nonaligned Nations Convene   Smaller Nations Try To Show Way To Peace

“Fence-Sitting’” Nations Open Talks; Some May Be Forced to Take Sides

‘Nonaligned' Summit Session Starts, Berlin ssue, Soviet Tests Major Topics

‘Hard Luck Story Captain of Ill-Fated Ship  Takes Own Life in Miami

Life Filled With Tragic Mishaps Comes to Close In Final, Bloody Chapter

Captain Harvey's Death 6th In ill - Fated Ketch Sinking: Girl Survives

‘I Couldn’t Stand It Any Longer’  Captain Of Ill-Fated Ship Kills Himself

Ree: alls He Reealls Heroic De ‘fe Defense  MacArthur Pays Corregidor Visit

Gen. MacArthur At Corregidor   Returns to Fortress, Praises Defenders

~RETURNS TO CORREGIDOR-— Scene Of Bitterest Wor ‘ld War UH Defeat

ON GOVERNOR’S DESK Nevada Assembly Passes  First Civil Rights Bill

Nevada Passes Bill on Rights   Demonstration Staged By Group of Neaqroes

Culver Academy Instructor Killed  James Howard Bishop Victim in Michigan

The Markets  Thursday, October 5, 1961   Scout Campaign Here Oct. 11 To Finance Prairie Gold Council Need:

BOY SCOUT FUND DRIVE SET FOR MONDAY, OCT. 9th   Akron Legion And Fire Department To Aid In Pund Drive

Boundary Bill Is. Altered in State House   Reapportionment Plan Is Amended By a Committee

Guns Poised To Meet Any lraq Threat   Landing Operation Completed; Kuwait Orders Censorship

Paratroops, Commandos  In Desert   Transport Planes Bring Artillery 'T. Gwall Defensa.

Will Fight If lraqi Forces. Cross Border   Strength Of English “In Kuwait Is 2,000 As Tension Mounts

British Troops, Armor lighten Kuwait Defense   Iraq Demands Immediate  Withdrawal Of British

British Dig Defensive Ring in Kuwait Desert; Ready for Any Threat

Ready to Meet Any Invasion From lraq  British Troops Dig Into Kuwait Desert

Action Set To Defend  Kuwait =~   Censorship Inveked In Wake Of Efforts By Iraq To Annex New Natio  —Hitein Taking Dunamic Aciian

In Advisory Capaci city Guatemala Says U.S. Helps To Train Troops      Completes High .C Command Stevenson Aid Gets Last Top Job

Confirm Aid  To Guatemala  U.S. Military Officers ‘Acting As  Pe pre reneer Dene is os oes on els es le Pe ox

U.S. Guerrilla Aid Confirmed   Guatemala Says Yank Military Gives Training

Guatemala Confirms  U.S. Military Officers Are Acting As Advisers

Guatemala Confirms U.S. Officers Are Assisting in Training Troops

'American Advisers at Hitherto Secret Base  Guatemala Confirms U.S. Aids In Intensive Guerrilla Training

 Income Tax Cut Is Pondered  econne a ax Cut Is Pondered  'Dillon To Talk On  [Economic Outlook

Dillon, Martin to Give Views on US  Economic Status   Both Men to Appear Before House-Senate Economic  Qeannne Tae Crt Likely

eeV¥ DOANE NA  Red Chine and Russia Look At World Problems Ditterently

‘Inviolable Unity’ Not So Strong  Peiping Has Much To Grumble About

oscow-Peiping Ties  Five Main Points At Issue   By WILLIAM L. Ryan Associated Press News Analyst

HERALD iNDEX   JUST Q MuUnCH Goldberg Doesn't Look For ‘Any Steei Price Increases

rN ili) inl aw an) a  State Calls Public Hearing On Proposed New Milk Plant

Assembly Faces One Day Meet   Governor Wants OK On Improvement Fund

6 Leave Force In St. Louis Lie Detector Tests Reveal  Police Thefts, Rape, Perjury

20 Americans in Cuba Arrested   Three Are Newsmen, Swiss Inform U.S.

Report 20 Americans Under Arrest in Cuba   UN May Vote To Stop Rebel Aid

Report Cubans Will Round Up All Americans   Swiss Say 20 Under Arrest in Havana: 3 Are Newsmen

20 Americans Arrested By Cuban Police   Three Are Newsmen, But Names Are Not Released

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Soviets Drop Complaint Of US Plane Incidents

TO WITHDRAW UN COMPLAINT   Russia Dropping Ve And RB47 Plane  Incidents

Russ Drop UN Complaints Against U. S. in U2 and RB47 Air Incidents

Russ Withdraw Plane Charges   Complaint About U2, RB47 Incidents Won't Be Pressed In U.N.. Says Zorin

US CHARGES STAND  Reds Withdraw UN Spy Flight Charges Against United States

Russians Drop UN Complaint On US. Flight   America Will Insist On Hungarian, Tibet Debate Despite Move

State Suits Demand $65,000 Alleged Overpayment on Vigo Highway Work

‘Bloodmobile To Visit Philipsburg Tuesday; 1125 Pints Are Sought

Naval Plane In Crash, 9 Lives Taken   Big Constellation Mis In Midway Area     vs Runway

Vote $1.15 Pay in Slap At Kennedy  Ho nist G. 1. Be Ei xie.  IRimeen Ciect Parnc   House G. O. P.-Dixie. Alliance First Turns Down $1.25 Figure By Vote of 186 to 185

Conservative Minimum Wage Bill Is Approved  JFK-BACKED MEASURE BEATEN IN HOUSE BY SINGLE VOTE

Southeast Man Leads  Senate   House, Senate Launch Vital Session Today

Taylor house speaker; Peratrovich senate head   Voting for officers follows Sarty lines

Algerian Moslems Return fo Work  80 Killed in Riots With French Forres

Six French Troops Die In Clashes   Algiers Seen Returning To Normal Activity

Moslems Return To Work   Tension in Algeria Eases After Riots; Death To!l Hits 89

Algeria’s Moslems Return To Work; Riots Leave 80 Dead, 300 Wounded

MOSLEMS RETURN TO WORK   4@ Moslems Killed, 300 Injured During Wednesdavy’s Strike

Riots Over, Algeria Is Quiet Agair   Moslems Back At Work But 80 Left Dead

Algiers Quiet As. Strike, Riots Come To Halt   80 Moslems Are Killed; Tension Remains Very High

ALLGIETS?  Moslem Strikes, Riot Are Ended  Over Eighty Are Dead In 24-Hour Outburst

SITUATION IN ALGIERS STILL TENSE   Moslems Return To Jobs; French Casualties Light

80 Moslems Are Killed DuringRiot:   Fear More Violence; Workers Return After 24-Hour Walkout

Most Moslems Return lo Work Tension In Algeria Eases; Riots Kill 80, Wound 300

Moslems in Algeria Return To Their Jobs  80 Killed, About 300 Wounded as  Dacilt aft Dintina

6 Are Killed in Fighting; Order Restored   Moslems Bury Dead and Go Back to Work

French Forces Kill 80 Moslems, Wound 300 During 24-Hour Strike In Algeria

More Violence Feared As Moslems Bury 80 From Clashes During General Strike

80 Mo: ems Dead  aeny Inain  Some Ten’ "eon Still Lingering Ac 1-Day Siattoral Strike Ende

Freneh List 6 Dead In  Violence   300 Wounded In 24-Hour Protest  Demonstration

Tension Still Reported High _———  ‘Algerian Moslems Back [To Work After Strike

80 Killed in Algerian Riots of Moslems  300 Wounded in Unrest with French, Six Soldiers Die

Moslem Mobs Back at Work After 80 Killed   Strike Impact Against Partitioning Is Powerful

80 Moslems Killed, 300 Wounded  Strike and Riots in Algeria Leave Tension, Bitterness

Algerian Strike Claims 80   French Forces Kill Rioting Strikers; 300 Are Wounded

High-Level Post Given To a Negre   Will Head Housing Agency; Harriman Roving Ambassado:

Kennedy Selects Negro Civil Rights Crusader To Direct Housing Agency

Negro Gets Top Federal Housing Pos'   Republican Bundy’ Appointment Stirs Prompt Criticism

Kennedy Names Negro FHA Head: Bundy To Security Post: Horriman Ambassador:

Negro Is Named To Hich Post   Civil Rights Crusader Selected By Kennedy For Housing Position

Kennedy Names Negro Crusader To Housing Post   Harvard Dean Will. Assist In Security

Top Post In Housing Is Filled  Ne panaaest "Th com   Kennedy Taps  NAACP Chief

AN egro Namedto Top Post   Robert Weaver Administrator  Of the HHFA

Recommend Program For Farm Issue   Details Given To Administration Like Republican Promises

Fear: Kasai Tribe Will Wage War  Say Warriors Seek  Revenge Against  Congolese Soldiers Vash hho thn

Congolese Slaughtered 600 ‘Kasai War Drums Build Fear  Of Reprisal for Massacre

joiiny Tour Scheduled a aaa ielahachahtetah ll  Ex-Commanders of 32nd  To Pay Visit to Ft. Lewis

Gens. Hill, Breidster To Head Group I nvitec For Visit to Ft. Lewis

Ignored Warning Not To Drive  Fine, Jail Drunk Driver After High Speed Chase Ends In Wrecking Of Car

Appointments Withdrawn . . .  Democrats to Appoint Postmasters in County

U.S. Breaks Off Diplomatic Relations  White House Says Move Has No Effect On Guantanamo Base

Relations Break Has No Effect On Naval Base   White House Serves Notice It Will Continue to Lse Station In Cuba.

Won’t Leave Guantanamo Naval Base   White House Cites Treaty Giving U.S. Right to Keep Base

Eisenhower Cites Stand After Break   Receives Reports On Situation As Action Supported

U.S. Won't Give Up Base in Cubz   Treaty of 1903 Guarantees Rights Of Americans

Nikita: Let’s Get Along  Says All Must Stull Live on  Os FPP, og:

Nikita Claims He Wants To "Get Along” With JFK Despite Conflicting Views

Communist Leader Unexpectedly Mild: In Coexistence Talk   By ROBERT J. KORENGOLD United Press International

Convicted As Spy  Father Is Ready to Plead With Khrushehey for Son

Relief To Be Home  mapa pp emer  Embassy Staff Leaves (Cuba Via Ferry Boat

Middle Wes Flooded by Carla's Rain   Kansas City Hit Hard; Tornadoe: Lash Southwest

Kansas City Hit by Flash Flood;  Tayas Rivers and Streams Overflow

Many Will Owe Much to Few in Con-Con Voting   Smallest Turnout in Years Is Expected

Nixon Scores Big  Talk--Little Stick   ‘Khrush Struts Because He Doesn't Believe Us:’ Ike. Dulles Are Praised

Governors Attend Annual Conference   Nixon Cites Danger Of War In Current Policy

Want Monev Proaram   Hocnital Expansion OK   Nixon Lists Greatest War Danger

Shut Tight On Appeal From Russ   Blockade Follows Record Refugee Flight to West

Bar Gates To Eastern ~ Refugees   Statement Denies Any Intent To Interfere With Others.

Refugees Halted In E. Berlin   New Decree Forbids Worlemen to Hold Jobs in Free City

Berlin Reds Close Gate   Border Ban Follows Demand  For Action From Russians

Reds Move For Control Of Refugees   Vehicular Traffic Also Stopped After Soviet Bloc Appeal

Red Police Close . Crossing Betweer East West Berlin   Customs Officer Says Main Gate Is Shut Tight

Communists Seal Border To Germans  Action Is Taken To Stop Refugee Exodus To West

Cuba Unit Walks Out  on Dillon   Guevara Leaves Economic Session

Danger of War in Kuwait Subsides; Britain, Saudi Arabia Continue Buildup   ' Food Pinches Placue Iron Curtain Countries

3 College Stars Held In Seandal   Coast To Coast Probe Under Way

2 Gamblers In Custody For Bribery   Police Say 15 To 20 Schools In Nation Might Be Involved

Three Players Accused Basketball Scandal May Dwarf Game-Fixing Of '51

Sports Scandal May Erupt On National Scale   Investigators Say 15-20 U. S. Schools Might Be Involved

Scandal biggest  one yet   Police crack down on players, gamblers

Three Cagers Accused Of Taking Money To Shave Points: Two Gamblers Jailed

Segregation Leader Waits For Decision  Appeal Ruling Holds Original  Goantence Wrang

Agree to Take Action in Fall Of This Year   Martin Luther King Jr. Awaits Court Decision

An Answer To ‘Menace’ Of Berlin Defense Deputy Forecasts Call Up Of Guard, Reserve

in Berlin Crisis ca ealinitombin Sa  Possible Call Of Reserves Is Studied

Weather   Reserve Units To Be Called?  Béeefed.Up Military Needed Ear lS Re,ii,

Soviet Threat Force Issue  Guard, Reserve Units Face Call   37th Division ‘Could Be Ready

540 Fatalities Seen Before Holiday Ends   Drivers Speeding Toward Death at Rate of 5 an Hour

‘Appalling’, Says Safety Council  Holiday Traffic Toll Climbs At Record Rate

Solons Adjourned For Weekend - No Hope Seen For Early Tax Bill Debate

 Vdd GAdMDEr DUSY Vay and NIGH!  Rodent-Killer Used To Murder Jews   {Fourth of Six Articles) By TOM A. CULLEN Newspaper Enierprise Assn.

Yeadly Gas Might Be Top Evidence at — Yorthcoming Trial of Adolf Eichmann

Senoside Inc.: No. 4 ; Sadism and Sentimentality Produce a Terrifying Pair

Berlin-- A Modern City In A State Of Siege   By HARRY FERGUSON United Press International

Tale Of Two Cities ... II Berlin Under Mental Siege From All Sides   By HARRY FERGUSON  linited Prece International

‘City In State of Siege ‘Berlin Is Symbol of West’s Determination In Cold War

Trial Underway for Nazi   Katanga Blocks All UN Bank Funds in Elisabethville

President Will Discuss Cuban Situation With Edifors Today      Topic Will Be-Included In His Review Of World Situation

——=—SEO News  BEHIND PAGE 1   Officials Not Worried About Canceled Visit

LAOTIAN CANCELS WJ. §. TRIP   Phouma Plans Peiping Jaunt, Nikita Parley

Dangerous Laos Crisis Worries U. S.   Laotian Premier Skips Planned Washington Visit

HAIL OF BULLETS   Berserk Gunman Terrorizes Plane Passenaers, Crew

May Use Force In Cuba Crisis   Rockefeller Urges Support For JFK

Paging The News   U. S. Might Use Military Force Against Castro As Last Resort

Consider Several Plans  Will U.S. Use Force ‘Against Castro Rule?

U.S. Weighs Giving Fidel Military Toe   Cooperation Of Latin America In Crushing Communism Sought

Jonsider Ways To Curb Castro Regime rr EO TT  U.S. May Use Force As A Last Resort >

Flan Unger Study By. Aaministration--Will U.S. Use Force Against Castro?   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

IF OTHER MEANS FAIL US. May Use Military Force Aqainst Cuba Reds

One of Several Plans for Dealing With Red Threat— U.S. Considers Possible Use of Military Force in Cuba as a Last Resort

Several Plans Under Study  U.S. Reportedly Considers Military Move Against Castro As Last Resort   Ry JOHN VW. HIGHTOW'’R

Will U.S. Use Military Force?   Wil Uso. bse atitary Forces —  Kennedy Seeks Way To Meet Cuban Crisis

Employment of Force Seen As Last Resort   Administration Considering Possibility Of Military Means if Other Plans Fail to Put End to Cuba’s Pro-Cammunist Rule

Reported Plan of Last Resort  US Studies Possibility of Using Force Aqainst Castro's Regime

l 5: Considers Several Plans To Deal With Castro ©  Military Force—Last: Resort: ln Cuba’

U.S. Considering Possible Use Of Force Against Castro Reaime   Ry JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

White House Said to Consider Possible Use Of Military Force Against Castro Regime

Use of Military Force © Against Castro as Last Resort Is Held Possible

Bitter Party — Fight on Road      JFK Ponders Troons in Cuhea   Armed Intervention Last Resor lf Other Measures Enil

Vieasure of Last KResort —  Kennedy Considers Using Military Force in Cuba

Alternatives Studied  Use Of Force ‘Last Resort’ In Dealing With Castro

U.S. Considers Using Force As Answer in Cuba  Military Move Only One Possible Course ‘Bar Natian Mawaver

U.S. Use of Force to Drive Castro Out of Power Seen Only if Alternatives Fail

Administration Wants ‘A Show of Strength   May Reinforce NATO Defense To Meet Soviet Threat to West Berlin; Want To Make Clear Alfies Will Stand Firm

Will U.S. Use Military Force Against Castro!   if Other Means Fail, It Is Being Thought Possibility

tits A 1 U.s. Use Force On Castro  Military Aid Discussed ‘As Last Resort In Cuba

U.S. Studying Use of Force Aaainst Castro   Armed Intervention Being Considered As a Last Resort   Relaied Stary, Paze 2

Firm Move Crystalizi ng  In Capital   Invasion Would Be Last Resort

Among. Several Plans Reportedly Being Considered  Military Force Might Be Used As Last Resort in Cuban Crisis

Military Force As ‘Last Resort Seen as Possible   Joint ‘Sanctions’ By Latin Allies Also Considered

Kennedy Considering Possible Use of Military Force Against Castro   Expanded Program of Aid To Needy Students Asked

U.S. ‘COMMITTED’ TO OUST FIDEL  JFK Weighs Using Force As Lasi Resort In Dealing With Castro

U.S. Considers Using Force As Answer in Cuba  Military Move Only One Possible Course

U. S. Considering Possible Use Of Military Force Against Cuba If Other Means Eventually Fail   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

U.S. Ponders Force To Oust Cuban Reds   Economic Embargo Naval Blockade Also Considered

Stoneburg Merchant Dies After Accident   Robert Jess Parrish Final Rites Saturday      4-H Girls)Parade Dress Styles  In Montague Revue Saturday

Committee Okays It With 9-6 Vote—  Measure To Abolish Capital Punishment Is Given Approval

Urge Assembly To Replace It With Legislation Providing Local Option

To Re ‘place Mandatory Reorganiz: Reorganization  School Group Wants Local Option

Boy ‘Black And Blue All Over’  Counle Accused Of Beating Child, 3, To Death

Couple Held In Fatal Beating Of 3-Year-Old   159 Cuts And Bruises On Bod)

Soviet Trawler  Off Coast   Seen In Area Where Grissom Landed His Snace Craft

Red trawler witnesses ‘Manshoot ty   Radar equipped vessel spotted by recovery crew

RUSSIAN RADAR SCANNED AREA NEAR CAPSULE   Red Trawler Cruised Within 20 Miles

Reds Watched Grissom Soviet Trawler Cruised  Near Site Of Space Test

Trawler Only 10 Miles From Impact Area   No Indication Of What U.S. Plans In The Future

Within 20 Miles of Pickup Point—  Soviet Trawler Viewed Grissom Flight In Capsule Landing Area

Reds in Space Landing Area?   Soviet Trawler Within 20 Miles Of Atlantic Site, NASA Reports

Soviets Spied on Grissom Landing, Officials Report   Recovery Forces Saw Russian Ship in Area

Soviet Vessel Spies on Space Cone’s Landing   Trawler in Area Of Grissom Drop, Narrow Escape

No Preventive Action Planned Soviet Trawler Rumored In Capsule Impact Zone

Russians Observed  Grissom   Recovery Forces Saw Red Trawler in Area Of Impact Zone

Soviet Ship At Scene Of Space Trip   Trawler With Radar Observed Grissom’s Fliqht

In Capsule Landing Area — Soviet Trawler Observed  Space Flight of Grissom

Weil Zu Wihl@S:  Rovert — sane Charen are & we PRE eT HE BS  Hear Swace Lending

Trawler Witnesses Pick-up Operations  Russian Ship Sighted  NearCapsuleRecovery

Soviet Ship Reported In  Impact Area   Trawler Cruised Within 20 Miles Of  Grissom Landing

Radar-Equipped Trawler Within 20. Miles Of Pick-Up Spot  Soviet Ship SawGrissom’s Landina   Fitchburg Sailor. In“Flight Project

Soviet Ship Was Seen In Atlantie   Sighted Near Where  Grissom Landed

Red Vessel Seen Near  Space Test  Trawler Equinned   Trawler Equipped With Radar Sails Near Impact Zone

Report Soviet Trawler In Vicinity Of Spot Where Space Capsule Landed

NASA Reports Russian Vessel In Target Area   Trawler Was Withit 20 Miles of Grissom For Friday Landing

{Equipped With Radar — jRussian Trawler Seen Near  ‘Spot Where Grissom Landed

Soviet Vessel Spies on U. S. Space Flight   Cruises Within 20 Miles of Grissom Landing Spot

Crutsed Near Impact Zone....  Report Soviet Ship Sneaks     Look at Capsule’s Landing

Russian Trawler In Region Where Capsule Hit Sea  Astronauts’ Spokesman Thinks Soviets Out for Information

Red Trawler Sighted At  Capsule Site   Radar-equipped Ship Near Sunken Vehicle

PFRAWLER HOVERED NEAR ASTRONAUT ~  Soviets Watched Grissom Descent

NASA Official Says:  Red Trawler With Radar Cruised Near Spot Where Grissom Landed

Scheduled for Tuesday Man-in-Space Rocket Shot Tourist Industry Bonanza.

C.A.B. Inquiry Told Of Fire After Impact   Observers Claim That Neither Plane Took Evasive Action

Hil-Fated Airline Ships  Testimony Shows Planes Made No Evasive Action

Witnesses Tel of Air Crash  ~ Seven Saw Planes  Collide in Midair

INVESTIGATOR TELLS INQUIRY BOARD  Neither Doomed Airliner Changed Course

APES State 1961 Wheat  Estimates Raised   Crop Is Expected to Be Below 1o60 Yield

Swipes At Underground Tests By U.S.   Repeats Old Story On Question Of  General Arms Ban

Khrush Rejects Western Appeal To Stop Tests   Says Ban on Blasts — Would. Permit Un_ derground Experiments by U.S.

Khruschey Calls For Total Disarmament   Says Bann Would Allow U.S. To Hold Underground Tests

Khrushchev Spurns Plea From Alhes   Refuses To Halt Nuclear Tests In Formal Statenoenet

"Ke Rejects U.S.-British Appeal For Halt To Atmospheric Nuclear Tests

Americans  AssertRight  Of Crossing 12 Soldiers Escort   2 Civilians Past — Communist Police

U.S. Acts Again To Reassure Its Rights in Berlin  Armed Troops Escort “2 American Civilians Past The Wall

US Troops Again Defy  East Germans in Berlin;   Armed Gls Cross Border

U.S. Sends Armed Group To East Berlin To Defy Reds For Second Time This Week

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Notice to Herald Readers _- pose No Paper Coming Monday; ‘TV Section Published Today.

Notice to Herald Readers ; _ TV Section Published Today; No Paper New Year's Day

‘Rebels Reported Moving Inland as Dictator Takes Personal Charge of Army

Asks JFK To Stop  Invasion   Attacking Force Reported Moving Inland In Area  Fast Of Havana

Rebels Reported Moving Inland; Havana Declares Castro Death Plot Target

Promises Assistance to Castro   Fidel Commands Effort to Hurl Invaders Back

Halt Cuba Invasion,  Red Asks   Reports Remain Sketchy on How Rebels Faring

Ask JFK Halt Rebel Inroads   Soviets Remind U.N. Of Full Sunnert Pledge

Victories Claimed  By Rebel Leaders   ‘Communists Charge U.S. Finance Invasion

Appeals to Kennedy; Rebels Reported 90 Miles East of Havana   Zorin Lays Warning Before U.N. in Cuban Invasion

Khrushchev promises assistance to Castro  Soviet leader makes appeal’ to Kennedy; rebels reported 90 miles east of Havana

Khrushchev Appeals To Kennedy To Halt The Invasion Of Cuba—  Promises Assistance To Castro

Warns Peaceful Life In U.S.A. Is Jeopardized   Promises “All Necessary Aid” To Castro: Say Invasion Forces In Area 90 Miles From Havana

Nikita Urges U. 5. Call Halt  to Invasion   Terms Attack Peril to World Peace as Rebels Move inland

(For more details and newsmap on Cuban Invasion, turn to Headliner Page.)

Asks Kennedy To Stop Those Waging Attack   Khrush Promises ‘All Necessary Aid’ to Castro

Red Help Pledged   To Castro   News Reports Sketchy From Battle Scene; Rebels Claim Gains

Spokesman for Invaders Claims There Have Been Wholesale Desertions from the Castro Forces; Situation Cloudy.

NIKITA ASKS KENNEDY 10 HALT ATTACK   Reds Charge U. S. Planes, Warships Help Invaders; Moscow Mob Attacks American Embassy.

Russia Promises Necessary Assistance to Castro: Rebs Continue To Advance Inland

Appeals to JFK to Halt Overthrow   Rebels Reported Moving Inland After Landings, Within 90 Miles of Havana

Castro In Personal Charge  Of Bid To Hurl Back Rebels   Crucial Hours

Russian Leader — Pledges Castro ‘Necessary’ Help   Castro Takes Personal Charge Of Efforts to Halt Rebellion

Invaders Are ‘Moving Inland’ East of Havana   Soviet Premier Brands Attack Menace to World Peace; Castro Takes Personal Charge Of Battle; 27 Arrested for Assassination Plot

Say Desertions Mount Steadily   Khrtshchey Says Peaceful Life In United States In  Serious Jeopardy

Kremlin Ross Promises Help For Pal Castro  le a tM ales   Communists Stir Anti-U.S. Unrest In Many Nations

K Promises Assistance To Old Friend   Soviet Leader Asks President To Halt Island Invasion

Nikita Asks  Kennedy To Halt Invasion   Thousands Defile U.S. Embassy In Moscow

Invaders Reported Moving Inland 90 Miles From Havana As Spokesmen for Attacking Forces Claim Wholesale Desertions From Prime Minister

Underground in Cuba Exposed to Disaster, Fear   Speculation Rife on Castro Whereabouts

No mention of ‘rockets’ by Russian   Rebels reported moving inland east of Havana

Promises Aid To Castro  Thousands Demonstrate Against U.S. In Moseow

Nikita asks Kennedy to stop invasion, assures Fidel of aid   Sav rebels oaain

Rebel Gains Bared East Of Havana   Attacking Forces Report Desertions  By Castro Faithful

HYDROCARBONS SHOWN AS PROOF  Scientists Say Life Exists In Outer Space

implicated in Four Slayings Girl, 13, Apparently Wil Stand Trial in Illinois

Vigo Third On Gaming Stamp List   Most of County‘s 49 Registrants in City  Proper; Lake County Leads State With 81

Vopos Fire At Fleeing. Refugees   Barricade Shooting, Grenade Exchanges Enliven East Berlin Boundary Regions

Hard Line’  Basically  Unchanged Most Observers  Skeptical Ahout ‘New’. Approach

SENATE GROUP CHARGES  Tito Woos Neutrals With Aid From U:S.   Nikita’s Angle No Bargain

K Apparently Seeks Meet On His Own Terms   Washington Now Puzzled By Action Of Past Week

Starts drive to push West to negotiate   Latest round of activities in Moscow puzzling

West Forced to Deal on Russia’s Terms?  New Soviet Attitude on Berlin May Be Ruse

‘cary 2 ot ae ._” ae  MUST ‘STEEL SELVES AAA CLL LN ALLL LLL ALLA  Long War Of Nerves Is Seen By Russell

Caroline Is Target In Kidnap Plot   Federal Agents In Palm Beach Suspect Pro-Castro Cubans

KIDNAPING TAROLINE OPTIONAL   Secret Service .Keeping Close Watch On Girl

‘NOTHING UNUSUAL’ Authorities Have Four Pro-Castre Cubans Under Surveillance

: Cubans Ate Suspected of , Kidnap Plan  Caroline Kennedy  Tr © #£4=n rr...   Caroline Kennedy Being Kept Under Tightened Guard

Cubans Shadowec In Plot on JFK  Secret Service Increases f™  amuad  oe Dacia ane   Secret Service Increases Guard for President And Family at Palm Beach

‘Routine,’ Say. Officials, But Rumor Persists   Plot Acerihed Ta   eccrine’ To, Pro<Castro Cubans © Now In United State:

Spot Cubans involved In Palm Beach Not Enough  Evidence for Arrest Now 

Vigilant Eye Kept On Plot Suspects   4 Pro-Castro Cubans Tracked Down In Probe Of Plot Against Kennedy Family

Pro-Castro ‘Cubans Are [Under Check   Suspected of Plan To Wipe Out Family

SS. Tightens All Safeguards at Palm Beach   Kidnaping of Little Caroline Alternative of Castro Plotters

US Agents Watch Plotters ln Florida? Plat To Kill” Kennedy Family Is Told -

Group Under Surveillance By U.S. Acents   Security Guard Around Girl Is Tightened

Death Plot Said Aimed At Kennedys  “nhnnne VAlneenl...!   -4 Cubans Watched “Security Tightened ‘Around Caroline

B e ie Vv e F id e IB a ck e rs Plot T ed T O K id n a Dp C a ro li n e

Pro-Castro Group Suspected of Plot To Kidnap Caroline   Secret Service Makes Routine Investigation, Salinger Says

Hear Cubans Planned to Kill Whole Family   Kidnaping of Caroline Was Alternate Plan

Caroline Given Close Protection   Plot Is Disclosed By Secret Service Agents In Florida

With Kidnaping of Caroline as an Alternative —    Cubans Suspected of Plot To Kill President's Family

Suspected Kidnap Plot Is Probed   Caroline Kennedy Udder Close Guard

Miss Wellington   An attempt to kidnap Caroline reported; huge probe started

Pro-Castro Cubans Had Plotted to Kill Kennedy Family   Decision to Kidnap Caroline an “Alternate”, Says an Informed Source.

Pro-Castro Men Are Located in Paim Beach Aree   Group Is Being Kept Under Surveillance

Probing Reported Scheme To Grab  Caroline Kennedy   4 Cubans Suspected Of Contemplating Plot To Kidnap President's Daughter; Investigation Said To Be Only Routine

 No Arrests Now Planned ‘Suspects in Kidnaping Plot Under Secret Service Watch

Castro Cuban Group Watched By U.S. Acents  Killing of Family Or Abduction of Caroline Plan

President And Familv Threatened   Pro-Castro Cubans  Under Surveillance

SAY KIDNAP OF CAROLINE ALTERNATIVE   Secret Service Has 4 ’Pro_ Castro, Anti-Kennedy”  Cuban Plot Suspects _ Under Surveillance.

Secret Agents Locate Cuban Group in Case   Security Precautions Around Blonde Child Tightened by Service

Not Just Carolyn Cubans Under Surveitlance In Plot Gn Kennedy Familv

Cuban Kidnap Suspects Are Kept Under U.S. Surveillance  Fear They May Be Plotting To Kidnap Kennedy Daughter

Kidnap Plotters Plan To Wipe Out Entire Family Of John F. Kennedy

Secret Service Agents Have Group Of Pro-Castro Aliens Under Surveillance In Florida — Guard Around Caroline Kennedy Tightened—Authorities Suspect Plan To Kill Entire Family

Caroline Kept Under Security Guard Pro-Castro Cubans Planning  to ‘Wine Out’ JFK's Family

Plot To Kill  Entire Kennedy Family Revealed      Plan To Kidnap Caroline As Alternative Also Reported

Alternative to Kidnap Caroline   Sources Say Guards Keep Close Watch

Alert Secref Service  More Protection Given To President's Family 3

Guard Kept On Caroline  In Florida   Pro-Castro Cuban Group Watched In Kidnaping Threat

Secret: Service      No. lmmediate: Arrest. In. Kennedy Kiduap Ploi

JFK's Guards Watch Cubans   No Chance of Success In Plot Being Allowed

Four Persons Watched  Secret Service Alerted In Caroline Kidnap Plot

Entire JFK Family Target Security Tightens As Agents Watch 4   Signs Point to Recovery. How Big, Soon Uncertain

Tight Guard For President's Daughter  Close Watch On Cubans ‘In Caroline Kidnap Plot

Report Plot Against Alf 4 Kennedys   Whole First Family Is Said To Be Target Of Cuban Group.   Minimizes It.

DLOSE GUARD KEPT OVER CAROLINE   Say Group Of Pro-Castro Cubans Suspected  ILAIPANRGLAATIOAI   That Abduction Was To Be Attempted Received By Secret Service

Pro-Castro Group Seen Ringleaders   Press Seeretary Describes Probe As “Routine”?

Kidnap Plot Leads U.S. To Suspects  Guards Tighten Caroline Vigi!

KIDNAP PLOT BY CUBANS IS INVESTIGATED   Report Has Pro-Castroites Out To Seize  Caroline Kennedy   CHILD’S ACTIVITIES ARE NOT CURTAILED

Cubans Being Watched — Secret Service Probing Caroline Kidnap Plot

‘PALO ALTO ASS'N ‘FOR RETARDED CHILDREN  BAS eeape Be Fbimats alIMmiLi

PALO ALTO ASSOCIATION  FOR RETARDED CHILDREN RMIEPTO WoaAWNnAY WIcuT

FPOOW TEE ERLEEL WO RCREECERCE CPt  “Watch Who You Go Callin’ A ‘Beer Stein,’ Magazine Told

Lauds fiumanitarian Ejliorts Kennedy Urges Donations To ‘Tractor Trade’ Drive   Index   On TV, Radio  Kennedy To Address Joint Congress Today

[Says Donations ns Tax  Exempt     Kennedy Supporting Private Tractor Group

BINGHAM HIGH P-TA FOUNDER'S PROGRAM TO BE HELD THURSDAY, FEB. 23

Troops Seize  Seoul   Revolutionaries Proclaim Close Links With U. ¢

ROK Military Coup Topples Government   Shooting Precedes Takeover; Pro-U.S., Revolutionaries Say

Troops Rule South Korea   Pre-Dawn Attacks on Seoul Carry Out Military Coup

Revolt Comes As Surprise; Firing Heard   Members of Chang’s Cabinet Arrested; No Casualties Reported

Commander 0) UN. Forces Backs Chana   Revolutionary Group Claims They Remain Friends Of America

Military Group Coup Rebuffed   U.N. Demands Power Return To John Chano

U.S. and U.N. Won t Support Military Coup  Army Junta — Claims to Be —  Dun Amarienan

Aims Listed As Anti-Red. Pro-Western   Radio Announces Martial Law; No Word From Chana

 it eport IaAVS  ereigeammaige cane  Soviet Planes Drop  Supplies In Laos

UNPledge: Neutrality In Congo   Tshombe Claims Victory in New Cease-Fire Pact

MICROFILM SERVICE & SALES CO. P.0. BOX 8066 4924 COLE AVE. DALGAS, TERAS COMP,   Says Katanga Free Nation After U.N. Cease Fire Signed

U.N., Katanga Agree on Pact  Cease-Fire Treaty Signed In Secessionist Province

UN: Command And Tshombe Sign New Cease-Fire Order  Agreement Represent: Victory For Katanga Penvince Tehamhe Sav:

Teacher Pay Hike Studied   No Action Taken On Recommendation Of $25 Monthly Boost

Teacher Pay Hike Studied  No Action Taken Or   No Action Taken On Recommendation Of $25 Monthly Boost

‘While School Keep:  $37,120 PAID SCHOOLS IN COUNTY—STATE TRANSPORTATION AID _

Rocket to Probe: Sky Blasts F ails.  : Blue. Scoir: Contact Gea ies “Explorer Conipletes. Long Orbi

Congo Ups Stiff Terms: For Return  Of Matadi  aT AT LO ew on enn nner]   U.N. Command Fails To Soften Government Stand on Issue

Insist On Control Of UN Forces  Comman id Furthe   Command Further Weakened as 800 Moroccans Leave

Congolese Increase  Demands Upon U. N   ‘Return Of-U.N. Soldiers To Port Of  Matadi Blocked By Congo Conditions .

WARNINGS OF RED TIES REJECTED   Bonsal Credited With Authorship OE Soft Palicey

30-MAN GROUP NAMED   Exploration Asked Presbyterians Seen Supporting Union of Protestant Churches

Secref Paper Being Sought  :.-acotland-Yasd-.— Su: specie Postale Reus Cn:

Missing Boy Is Found Unharmed  Spent Night In Barn After Home Argument

NATO Sets Up Plan to Hike Troop Strength   Provided Russia Steps Up Crisis Over Berlin

Similar Views Held  Adenauer, deGaulle Fail To Reach Berlin Accord

“Politicking VERNON: RENKEN SEES WASHINGTON MAKING PROGRESS. ‘TOWARD ‘LAND RETIREMENT’

, one e  Politicking VERNON RENKEN SEES WASHINGTON MAKING PROGRESS TOWARD ‘LAND RETIREMENT’

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Storm Upstages IFK’s Inaugural Throughout East

Schools Close, Traffic Snarls Hamstring East   At Least Eight Deaths Attributed To 12-Inch Snowfal

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SERVICE Judgments —- Tax Liens Call TEXAS RESEARCH — - JA-8-0554-

All Had Hepatitis  Jersey Osteopath Charged In Deaths of 15 Patients

Led By Symington 7 Air Force Clique Plots ‘Against Mighty Polaris

Air Force Snipes At Polaris Sub   Rivals Claim Navy's Missile-Firing Sub Has Been Oversold

Claim Polaris Oversold by Navy Officials   Air Foree Wants Bigger Share of Defense Budget

Air Foree Chips At Polaris Claims  Partisans Say Weapon Ql Marck Peano Tteolf

Wants Boost In Salary For Teachers  antl MM. abo.   Daniel Outlines Fiscal Emergencies  To Legislators

To Solve Financial Dilemma  Payroll-Earnings Tax Proposed by Governor

Negro Freed . On Bail   Alabama Releases Bus Station Diner; Hunger Strike Ends

Stuckwisch Jury Trial Continues  Petit Jury Of Seven Men And Five Wome  Liaaring Damage ®t

Trial Jury Is Selected Today  ]   Columbus R8 Man Is Charged With Driving — On Suspended License

Red Abuse Breaks Up Laos Peace Talks   Communists Refuse To Discuss Cease-Fire; Meetina Brecks Up

Court Rules In Favor Of Defense Over Affidavits As Evidence In Trial Today

Eichmann Wins Delay In Evidence   Nuernberg Affidavit: Of 1946 Kept Out By Defense.

Officials Certain Slayer of 2 Girls Is On Wav to Wisconsin or Minnesota

Airlines Take Steps To Guarc Against Hijacks  Many Fear Guards More Danger Than

State May Need an Agency to Push for New Industry, Asserts Governor

TESTING DECISION IMMINENT   Informed Sources Expect President To Give Signal

DECISION BY US. TO START TESTS SEEN IMMINENT   Atmospheric Blasts Expected Soon

U.S. To Resume Nuclear Testing  * * * * x * * * * * * * * * > *  Decision Reported Imminent On Atinasnhorie Blacte

Nuclear Test Decision Near   U.S. Expected to Soon Announce Atmosphere Trials Will Resume

Expect U. S. to Resume Tests   President's Signal Looked for Within Short Time

Atmospheri Tests Said  Imminent  President Expected _ moe OO OCUuflttllLtttCd@®   President Expected To Give Signal In Davs or Weeks

U.S. Atom Tests Said To minent  Kennedy Signal Awaited, May Come In Daves

Atmospheric Testing By U.S. imminent Unless Policy Shifts   Informed Sources Predict Action Within Weeks on Kennedy Signal

U. S. Reported Ready for New Nuclear Tests  Kennedy Expected To Give Go-Ahead Within Few Weeks

President . About Set . To Signal  US. Strateadicte   U.S. Strategists Say West Must Keep Lead

Decision on Test Called Imminent  May Be Only Days Or Weeks to Signal

Washington: 4  US. Nuclear Tests in Air Appear Near : Glee Atheadl Slama For Blasts Said ~   ‘Go-Ahead Signal For Blasts Said: -. ‘To Be Imminent

Ulbricht (Turn to Pape 10)   Decision To Resume Tes! In Atmosnhere ‘Imminent

Nuclear Testing In Atmosphere Expected Soon   Action Hinges On President's OK, 50 Soviet Made

U.S. Nearing Decision On Nuclear Tests  Awaiting Signal From Kennedy On

COULD START WITHIN DAYS CR WEEKS   Say Only Change In World Crisis Would Alter Plan  DCNTACON   Reports Joint Task Force Being Formed To Conduct Atmospheric Blasts

Castro Reports Heroic Defense   Bearded Prime Minister Makes Ni Victory Claims in Counter-Revolt

U.N. General Assembly Closes With Cuban Problem Unresolved; Approve $1 Million Congo Budget

Pr repare for New Red Summit Meet   China Wants to Tron Out Differences In Secret

Adlai Reports Good Start On Aid Proposals   U. N. Ambassador Plan: Full-Scale Report On Good Will Trip  Into South America

Adlai Reports On His South  American Tour Finds Leaders Are Awake to Communist Peril

Over Berlin’s Stone Wall . . .  ‘Moscow Molly Beams Hot Music to US Troops

Over Berlin's Stone Wall . ‘Moscow Molly’ Beams  Hot Music to US Troops

Austin Man Killed at Spring Valley  Four More Dead In State Mishaps

Two Killed  As Train Hits Auto   Hinckley Businessmen Die in Crash; State Death Toll Rises to 97

To Full 1 Per Cent  Bill Would Increase Payments Under State Retirement System

Park Bill Gets 30-11 Approval   Legislature Votes Down Final Attemnts to Chance Mill Levv

.30 mill tax. toraise about $1 million   Final passage of special levy on 30 to 11 vote

Tke Declares Limit Has Been Reached   Swiss Asked To Handle Diplomatic And Consular Duties

Cuba Alert, Says Fidel After Riff   ‘TL Don’t Have T Comment,’ His Only Reaction

Ft SC NO: Ge.  “NOTES AND COMMENTS”   CF Bh ORI TF OO I El  KENNEDY PROCLAIMS VET DAY OBSERVANCE

Help En Route To Group, Radio Message Claims   Havana's Prisans __. Jammed as Castro Arrests Mount

= Capital Described As   City Of Fear With Suspects   Jamming Jails; Living Conditions Worse.   REBEL LEADER SEEKS 10 HALT EXECUTIONS

Radio Says Helpon Way To 2 Units  Renadeast Reneate   Broadcast Repeats Instructions on Troon Movements

 Anti - Castro Radio Broadcasts to Reb els: ‘Reinforcements on Way, Do Not Surrender’

Havana Said To Be City of Fear, Suspicion  Castro Directs Mop-up, Government  nnounrec

Rebels Still Fighting In Cuba Urged By Anti-Castro Radio Net To Give Up   Prisoners Say Rebel Propaganda Misled Them On Invasion Of Cuba

HelpComing,Radio Advises Rebel Units   By Rebel Group  RedPlanes And Tanks Blamed For ‘Setback’

HELP ON WAY RADIO TELLS INVADERS   Two Insurgent Battalions Reported On Island  NEW ASSAULT   In Making Say Sources In Florida: Havana Called City Of Suspicion

TAVANA JAILS CROWDED  Insurgent Radio Tell: Holdout Battalions: Help Is On The Way

Fear, Suspicion Grip Havana; New Wave of Arrests Reported   Don’t Give Up, Aid Is on Way: Rebels  Rraadeact Save Two Rattalinne Sill   Taylor Will Study Tactical Warfare  Abilities of U.S.   Broadcast Says Two Battalions Siill Fighting; More Ready to Strike Cuba   Brazil, Argentina  Back J FK on Cuba   Quadros, Frondizi Vow to Fight Red  Penetration; Support Latins’ Aillance

‘Castro Regime Still ‘Hunting for Invaders; ‘Celebration Planned

Battalions .: Urged Not To Give Up   Unconfirmed. Reports -: Of New Landings; SayCastro Aide Wounded:

Havana Described As City Of Fear And Suspicion With Mass Arrests

Report More Aid On Way To Help Rebel Fighting   Captives Admit Fight Failure

Urges Them Not to Yield; Prisoners Paraded Before Havana Television Cameras

Anti-Castro Appeal  Don't Surrender, Help Is On Way. Rebels Are Told

Cuban rebels told help is on the way   U.N. winds up manathon session

MORE HELP ON WAY  CUBAN INSURGENTS TOLD Ry THE ASCNCIATEN porcee

Apparently Force Still Fighting   New Wave Of Arrests Reported In Cuba. Believe Crnevara Wounded

Tnvader sIn Cuba Told HelpOn W: a)   Do Not Surrender, Is Radio Appeal

SAY MORE REBELS HEAD FOR CUB/   insurgents Calls On Guerrillas To Hold Out; Castro Rounds Up Suspects, Crowds Jails.

Cuban Fighters Told ‘Help Is on Way   Anti-Castro Radio Urges Two Battalions Not To Surrender, Claims New Small Landings; Havana Called City of Fear and Suspicion

Rebel Radio Tells Troops Aid On Way   Castro Regime Shows Prisoners  On Television

Two Rebel Battalions Believed Holding Out,  Havana Is Tense, Guevara Said Wounded

Prisoners Tab Attempt  As ‘Failure’   Captives On Cuba TV Say Propaganda On Fight Misleading

State Road Toll 11 for Holiday  New Year Weekend   New Year Weekend May Be 3rd Worst

Reaction to Kerner Plans ls Partisan   Republicans Denounce, Demos Praise

WestVirginia Maryland Hit By Snowfall   Highways Closed; Parts Of Preston County Are *Buried’

Record Snow Paralyzes 3 Border States   Hundreds Of Schools Closed In Virginia, Maryland And West Virginia After 11Inch Fall.

Three-State . Area Buried  Under Snow   Many Communities Isolated; Schools And Roads Closed

RECORD SNOW CLOSES SCHOOLS IN THREE STATES   West Virginia, Maryland, Virginia Hard Hits; More Snow Forecast.

game hs ae i liaalinad  Sunny Skies: Higher Marks hid Snowbound. Fast

3 States Dig Out Of Snow: Thaw Helps   Record Snowfall Nearly Paralyzes Mountain Areas

virginia Areas: ~ Hit by New Snow  Washington Again Suffers Paralysis

Schools Are Closed —  Dixie’s Northern Border Is Hit By Record Snowfall

Dixie States Are Struck by Record Snowfall   Hundreds of Schools Closed; Traffic Hopelessly Snarled

Sunny Weather Helps Rid Snow   Mid-Atlantic States Nearly Paralyzed

Southern States Hit By Snow  Worst Ever In Maryland And Virginia

Virginia, Maryland And W. Va.  3 States Digging Out From Record Snowfall

Predict More Snow Sun, Warming Trend Help Three States To Dig Out

Cloudy Tonight And Friday, Continued Mild   Southern States Hit By Record Snowfal/

Three States ‘Paralyzed’ by Record Snow   Sunny Skies, Rising Temperatures Help In Mammoth Dig-Ou

Virginia, Maryland, W. Virginia — Digging Out From Record Snowfall

Snow Hits 3 States In South   Virginia, Maryland And West Virginia In Path Of Storm

Record Snow Pelts Three States  Sun, Mercury Give Hand  As Dixie Areas Dig Out

Southern States Get Snow Storm  Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia Are Virtually Paralyzed

Space Flight Of Astronaut Sill Planned   But Atlas Explosion Is Damaging Blow te Orbiting Attempt

— TROOPS JOIN CIVILIANS — Laotians Call Truce  For New Year Balls

At the Court House   7 ee TWO DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED -~-: PARTIES  STIPULATE SETTLEMENT

At the Court House  TWO DIVORCE Pecrmers . GRANTED — PARTIES  STIPULATE SETTLEMENT

Twice Fallout Danger  50 Megatons Double Powe: Of Entire Red Test Series

BULLETIN:  3 Injured In Refinery Blast   U.S., Red Tank Guns Aimed - Berlin Crisis Is Critical

Tank Movement Called Concession   Soviet Tanks In Position Along Tense Berlin Border

Red Position — On Western Rights Touchen   U.S. Tanks Stand By As Jeeps Escort Car Into Commie Sector

War Of Nerves Intensified  Red Tanks Mass Near East-West Berlin Line

hhrushehev Serves Notice Reds Wowt Guarantee Allied Aecess Indefinitely

U.S. TANKS SIT FACING RED TANKS   Berlin Border Seeing Little Traffic Now

erlin Tension Grows —  Red Tanks Move Within 100 Yards of U.S. Sector

U.S. and Russian Armor Poised at Berlin Border   Reds May Want Top-Level Talks

All American Garrison Units On ‘Battle Alert’  Soviet Takes Up  a

Ruling Delayed   At Short Range U.S., Red Tanks  Level Their Guns

100 Yds. From U.S. Sector   Khrush Serves Notice On West Soviets Won't Guarantee Allied Access To E. Berlin Indefinitely

Both Powers Maneuver After U. S. Thrust Into Territory Held by Reds

Russ move tanks into East Berlin   Thomoson protests   Guards ualv

Armed US Thrust Stirs Un Action   U.S. Tanks Move to Within Inches of Line Markina Border Crossing

Guns Are Trained tn Berlin   Yank, Russ Tanks Drawn Up To Border

[Russians Move Tanks  To East Berlin Border   Khrushchev Serves Notice to U.S. That Access Not Guaranteed

Russian - Manned Tanks [Heighten Berlin Tension   Reason Seen For Red Border Effort

SAY BORDER OPEN BUT NO TRAFFIC   Full American’ Garrison Now On Battle Alert

Reds Move Tanks Near  American Berlin Sector   x KK = SO  Say Russians In Belated Admission Of Responsibility

No Traffic Passes Gate At Border —   Critical State Rises After MPs Enter East Aqain

No traitic going through Berlin gate   West Germans insist border officially open

Berlin Situation Gets To Be More Serious   Commander of U.S. Forces Puts Entire American Garrison on General Battle Alert; No Traffic Passes Through Gates

U.S., Red Tanks 200 Yards Apart   Military Police In Armed Thrust Into East Berlin

Score Or More of Soviet Tanks Moved Into Border In East Berlin Overnight

Yank Tanks, Russ Square Off in Berlin   Armor:Guns Aim “at Each Other at 200-Yard Range

NEWS INDEX   US.,, Red Tanks Have Guns Pointed on Border   Nikita Says West Eyeing War as U. S. ‘Chases’ Reds

Red, US. Tanks Face Each Other  Border In Berlin Sees U.S., Red Guns Only 200 Yards Apart

 DaGTelLyYy avy rarads Apare  U. S.-Russian T anks Face Off  Across Boiling Berlin Border

American,  Red Tanks  Square Off Armor Alert On  Opposite Sides  Pia

Where To Find      THREE UNION BARBERS Corkey’s, 124 8th St. NL.E. —Ad.

Aftermath To » Murder Protective Custody Asked For 5 In Pottsville Case

Breaks Hold on Coalition .... ‘Two Kennedy Backers Are Added to Rules Committee

Would Break Coalition   Kennedy Men Cleared For New Spots On House Rules Group

OUR FUTURE—ARE WE READY. FOR IT? ‘Crash’ Program for Valley Thoroughfares Needed to Avoid Jam’      Committee on Streets, Highways Recommends Annual Vehicle Tax

NN  OUR FUTURE—ARE WE READY FOR IT? ‘Crash’ Program for  Valley Thoroughfares Needed to Avoid Jam’  Committee o on Streets, Highways :   Committee on streets, Highways ‘Recommends Annual Vehicle Tax ’

Russia Answers Britain’s ProposalToEndLaosWar; WantsInternationalConfab

Reds For Negotiatons On Laos War Soviet Reply To Britain Silent On Cease-Fire

Izvestia Report Makes No Mention Ot A Cease-Fire  Answer To British Plan Given;  _—_* es = ~~»   Answer To British Plan Given;  Nikita And Thompson Confer

 Claim on Patrol Craft Dropped  ‘Way Cleared for Plane-Boat Siena

Boat for Airliner  Cuba Swap Set to ‘Sail’   Cuba-—-U.S. Relations, Pare 4

Everything Ready, For Exchange   Cuba Will Get Back Patrol Boat While U.S. Receives Plane

Sault Cleared By Plows For Procession  Parade Spirit Undaunted  By:Snow

Those Finesses Never Work   Pilotless CAP Plane Flies 2 Hours Before Crashing

POUHS GASOLINE ON NEIGHBOR Housewife on Rampage Sets Fire to 9 Homes

Housewife Goes on Rampage, Sets Fire to Her Own, Eight Other Homes

 ‘Bigger Payroll Not Needed  : SomeHouseMem ber:  ‘Reject Fund Hike

JFK Orders Injunction In Shin Strike   Walkout Endanger: National Security, President Says

U.S. airlift resumed — to beef up U.N. army   Chester Ward dies; servics Sunday

Airlift Resumea In Congo   U. S. Planes Busy; Tshombe Hurls Charge at America

Airlift by Americans Resume   Katangan Hospital Hi By Shells Without Serious Injury.

'Tshombe Blames ’ LS. For Bombed Schools.       Pa 8 x 2S K x Tr Kn U.N. Position Is ‘Good’   Warns Of Danger  Rusk Gives Support To UN Congo Stand

U.S. Transports Rush Men And Material ToU.N. Force Fighting Strong Katangans

Cargo Craft Supply U.N. Units Again   Tshomhe Claims Women, Children  Struck By Bombs

Transports Resume  Airlift, Hela U.N.   Tshombe Says Cowardly Americans Bombed Schools, Hospital, Church

Katanga Pd:  US S. Resume:  Airlift to UN  In Katanga Tshombe Charges  U. S. Bombs Kill Women. Children

Fighting Continues In Province  British Agree To Supply Bombs for U.N.

AIRLIFT RESUMED   President Tshombe Blames Attacks. on “American-Planes

Carry Men and Supplies fo UN Forces   Rusk Voices Strong Support For UN Operatior

SAY KATANGA HOSPITAL HIT BY SHELLS   American Planes Not Tak: ing Part In Combat  TSHOMBE   Returns From Paris Visit To Take Up Personal Direction Of Fight

Katanga forces appear to be holding own”  United States resumes airlift of men, supplies   Condemns U. S.

No Planes Are Used In Combat  Afros Resistance Is Stull Stubborn

Tshombe Claims  Americans Have Bombed Schools      U.S. Says No American Planes Hav Been Engaged In Combat Duties

U.S. Transports Resume Airlifts In Katanga Area   Tshombe Says American Planes Bomb Schools, Church, Hospital

Mortar Rounds Blast Hospital   Tshombe Calls U.S. ‘Cowardly, Decadent’

Fourth Day Of Fighting, Few Dead   Tshombe Charges U.S. of Bombing Schools, Hospitals

U.S. Resumes Airlift Into Katanga Battie   SPFE.SAW RATTLE   HOSPITAL HIT

U. S. Airplanes Resume Cargo Duty in Congo   Katanga Leader Assails America

Troops head for Katanga   Americans are cowards, bombed schools: Tshombe

AMERICA IS BIG TARGET OF TSHOMBE   Hospital Hit By Mortar Fire During Night

U.S. renews Congo airlift   Tshombe claims schools, church, hospital bombea

Airlift Opened After One Shot From Ground   Leader Claims U. S. Bombs Hit Schools, Hospitals, Homes

Former Friend Hits Out   Says ‘Cowards’? Are Creating New Thingary

Charge US Is Bombing Schools   Katanga Battle Into Fourth Day: No Let-up Seen

Men, Supplies Are Carried To U. N. Troops   Tshombe Says Schools, Church and Hospital Bombed by American

Fighting In Conse Seniors Fourth Davy   No U.S. Planes Are Engaged In Combat Duties In Katanga As Charged By Tshombe

AF Resumes Airlift To U.N. Troops  - Tshombe Charge:  American Planes   Tshombe Charges American Planes Kill Innocent

Charges U.S. Bombs  Katanga  Tshombe Claims ‘Coward’ Americans Hit Schools, Church

U.S. Planes. Fly Troops to Katanga   Tshombe Blasts "Cowardly’ Yanks; Hospital Shelled

iLshombe Says Americans Have Bombed Residential Areas, Schools, A Church

U.S. Planes Resume Lift In Katanga  Tshombhe Charoce   Tshombe Charges Americans Bombed Schools, Hospital

Tshombe Says Americans Bomb Schools, Church  No. U.S. Planes Used

Tshombe Claims American: Killing Women, Children   Firemen’ s Radio Network Widens

On Inside Pages   Explosions, Fire Destroy Chemical Company Plant

House Starts Work On States Budget   GOP Charges Dems Make Vote Probe ‘a Burlesque’

Stop-Gap Plan For Grain Gets Task Force Okay   Voluntary Plan Would Concern Only 1961 Crop

DBEPTERLY ANTI-FRENCH  Shakeup Puts Tough Pro-Red At Head of Algerian Rebels

Pro-Red To Lead Rebels  In Aloeria  Abbas Replaced By Ben Khedda, 4) And Tnhnakb

Algeria Moves Nearer to Soviet Bloc; Names Tough Pro-Communist as Leade

Tunisia Replaces Premier Abbas; New Regime Closer To Soviet Bloc

Russia's Piggyback Satellite Pioneers Future Goal Of Orbiting Space Station:

SOVIET “COLONTALESVE IGNORED West Asked To End Colonialism   SIZE Is OFTEN A MISLEADING FACTOR  Profits In Business Interest Everyone

O Konski Attacks US. Army factics   Claims Probers Sent to Ft. Lewis to Create Fear Among Gis of 32nd

Calls Ft. Lewis ‘Deplorable’  O’Konski Charges Gls Afraid to Talk

Charges Army “Intimidating” Badger Troops   O’Konski Says Usual Whitewash Is On; Reuss Joins Fray

Army Ridicules 0'Konski Claims Of Reprisal Fear   Denies Checkups For Intimidating Troops in 32nd

Most of U.S. Can Expect Bad Weather   New England Buried Under Two Feet of Snow, Heavy Rain Predicted

Five Cities Feel Fury Of Twisters   Deputies Search Wreckage of Homes For Wind Victims

eisn Uraws Frraise:  Hundreds Of Demos Converge Or ‘French Lick For IDEA Session —

EDITORS, OTHERS GATHER  Democrats, Naturally, Are Cheering Welsh

Toll Road Board Drops $20,000 Job  Heeds Welsh Order To Seek Economies

Grenade Hits US. Building In Saigon   GI Injured by Second Terrorist Act Against Yanks

U.S. Building Grenade Target  Saigon Blast Kills. Civilian; American Amona Nine :Iniurec

Yank Hurt ByGrenade In Saigon  Is Second Attack Directed at U.S.

VIETNAMESE KILLED  Grenade Hurled at U.S. Army Building in S. Viet Nam; 9 Hurt

Violence Continues In Viet Nam  Grenade Thrown At U.S. Army Building In Saigon

Terrorist Grenade Explodes at U.S. Building in Saigon   One Vietnamese Is Killed and Nine Persons Wounded by Blast.

Reds in Viet Nam Hit U.S. Building  U.S. Army Sergeant, Eight Others Hurt; Vietnamese Killed

Americans Are Target In Viet Nam   GI Injured os Grenade Hurled; One Native Killed, 8 Hurt.

Native Killed, 9 Wounded In Saigon Blast  Grenade Tossed ‘At “US. Army. Building

2d Grenade Hurled At  Americans   Baltimore GI Escapes Injury In Red Terrorist Attack At Saigon

In Duplin Woman’s Death  Gas Chamber Claims Life Of Man At Central Prison

Flash Fire In Hospital Kills 15   Probe Of Conn. Blaze Started Immediately, Cause Of Tragedy Not Clea!

Hartford: Fire in Hospital Kills 15 Cause of the Flash Blaze Still Unknown  xk xk x*

STARTED IN TRASH CHUTE 15 Patients Killed As Fire Sweeps Hartford Hospital

Holocaust Kilis 15  Flames Flash Through Busy Hartford Hospital.

Hartford, Conn.  Holocaust Scene   More Than 100 Persons Trapped In Building Housing 793 Patients: Cause Of Blaze Is Undetermined

Cause of Tragic Hospital Fire Still Not Known   Fifteen Known Dead; Many Others Trapped at Hartford, Conn.

s, Visitors Among Dead  5 Killed i in Flash Fire In Hospital at Hariford

15 Dead in Fire  At Big Hospital:  Inquiry Started Hartford, Conn.,  Blaze Traps 100 On Ninth Floor

NINTH FLOOR BLAZE STARTED IN TRASH GHUTE   Short Firemen’s Ladders Hamper Rescue Operations   NIECE OF MARSHAL IS AMONG VICTIMS

Blaze At Hospital Kills 15   Flames Sweep Sth-Floor Hall In Hartford

15 Killled In Hospital Flash Fire   100 Others Are Trapped In Rooms Before Rescue

Sears Rooms On 9th Floor Of Structure  Ladders Reach Only  a Se eee   Ladders Reach Onl 8 Floors; Started In A Trash Chute

Hospital Fire Causes Deaths Of 15 Persons   Patients Numbered 793; Ninth Floor Is Mass Of Soot, Debris

Fire Bursf From Trash Chute to. Sweep Corridor   Structure Regarded As Almost Fireproof

bk Persons Perish In Fire Of Blowtorch Fury In Hall Of Hospital In Hartford

15 Killed by Raging Fire In Hospital  Bursts Out on 9th Floor and Races Down Corridor

OVER 100 TRAPPED ON 9TH FLOOR   Six Patients, Five Vistors, Four Staff Members Perish As Flames Flash Down Corridor.

15 Persons Die In Fire At Hospital   Cause Of Hartford Tragedy Not Clear; Five Visitors Perish

Hartford, Conn., Officials Launch Immediate Probe   6 Patients, 5 Visitors, 4 Staff Members Victims

Fifteen Die In Hospital Flash Blaze   Over 100 Trapped; 12 Vie tims Women

Fire In Hospital Kills 15   100 Trapped In Rooms at  Hartford, Conn.

Fire Flashes Down Corridor On 9th Floor   Hartford, Conn., Is Scene of Tragedy; Cause Not Clear

Chute Belches Flames  15 Die As Fire Flashes Down Hospital Halls

Blowtorcin Fury Fire Flashes Down Hospital Corridor; 15 Persons Killed

15 Die as Fire Sweeps Ninth Floor of Hospital   Plan To Sign Starting Monday . .  Giant Christmas Card To Be Sent To Reservists; Signatures Needed

IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION HELD  Hartford Hospital Blaze Fatal To 15

More Than 100 Patients Trapped in Rooms; Four Staff Members Victims:

Arrival Near Planet Is Due By Mid-May   Piggy-Back Firing Of Rocket Is 2- Years Ahead of U. 5. Plas

West Hails Feat; U.S. Lags Anew  Space Rendezvou: Due in Mid-May

Russ Space Shot Aims For Venus   Expect To Reach Planet In Mid-May; Far Ahead Of U.S,

U.S. Is 18 Months Behind  Russia Hurls Space Station Out toward Planet Venus

Observers Say Venus-Bound Satellite Could Have Sent Missile fo Earth; Space Shot Acclaimed by World's Scientists.

Red ‘Space Station On Way to Venus   Hurtles Toward a Mid-May Rendezvous With Planet After Spectacular Piggy-Back Space Shot; 18 to 24 Months Ahead of America

, # Ps FOr KRYSSIaNsS I  British Call Soviet Shot at Venus Grave Military Warning to West

LEAVES US. MONTHS BACK ON MATCHING   Rendezvous With Distant Planet Set For Mid-May

Soviet Hurtles ‘Space Station’ At Venus Target  Hopes To Achieve Mid-Mav Meetina Of Unit, Planet

RENDEZVOUS WITH PLANET IN MID-MAY   Reds Launch 1,418-Ib. Rocket From Sputnik Already In Orbit; Two Years Ahead Of U. S.

Space Station Seen Startin  Orbit In May   U. S. Cannot Try Similar Effort In 18 To 24. Months

Soviet Feat Rated High World Over  Shot Weill Ahead OF U.S. Plans c..¢

May Rendezvous; World Hails Shot   Venus Worthy Target Red Space Shot Significant In Three Important Aspects

Soviet Rocket Expected to Reach Venus in Mid-May   Putting Man Into Space May Be Next Soviet Try

Soviet Has New Satellite In Orbit; From It, Fires Rocketon Wayto Venus   Some Sav Best Space Feat   Most Important Move Since Sputnik

U.S. Does Not Expect To Achieve Piggy-Back Launching For At Least 18 Months — World Scientists Agree That Shot Is Greatest Space Feat Since Russia Orbited First Sputnik Three Years Ago

Scientists Hail Greatest Feat Since Sputnik   ‘Space Station’ Shot To Investigate

Reds’ Piggy-Back Rocket Sent On Trin To Venus   Venus-Bound Rocket Demonstrates ‘Reds’ Lead In Space Capabilities

Soviet Rocket On Way To ‘Mystery Planet’   Sputnik Launches Rocket On Three-Month Trin To Venus

Soviets Hurl Space Shot Toward Venus; U.S. Is 2 Years Behind Russ Feat

Rendezvous Set  During Mid May   MOstT SPECTACULAR SHOT  Next Step Could Be Man In Space For Reds

Expected To Lana On Planet In May   Scientists Hail Achievement Of 1,418-Pound Space Ship Launch; Called Military Warning To West

\New Russian Space Achievement ‘Hailed As Top Feat Since Sputnik

Rendezvous Is Set for Mid-May   U.S. Not Likely To Achieve : Similar Feat for 18-24 Months

Soviets Launch ‘Venus Rocket  Space Traveler to Rendezyous in May

After Spectacular Piggy-Back Launching— Soviet Space Ship Hurtle: To Rendezvous With Venus

Feat Shows Space Lead Of Russia   Vehicle Expected To Reach Planet In Three Months

Space Traveler Should Reach Planet In May   Scientists Praise Complex Operation U.S. Not Surprised

New Soviet space rocket Venus bound   Aim to either hit planet or pass near by

Soviets’ Probe For Venus Hailed As Great Space Feat   Little Is Known About Venus

Rocket Set To Hit Mark In Mid-May   Detailed Studies Of Mysterious Sister Of Earth Sought

Red space station is hurled toward rendezvous on Venus   Latest Soviet ‘spectacular’ is her most important feat

Expected to Reach Area Near Planet by About Mid-May, Experts Assert

Soviet ‘Space Station’ Hurtling Toward Venus   Piggy-Back Sho’ Viewed as Mili. tary Warning   Venus-Bound Rocket Most — Significant Soviet Attempt

Soviet “Space Station" Hurtling Toward Venus   The Missile Lag House Probes Soaring Costs, Construction Work

‘Piggy-Back Launching Is ‘Fantastic   U.S. Doesn't Expect to Achieve It for 18 Months

Soviet Space Shot Heading For Venus   Mid-May Rendezvous Slated With Earth's Sister Planet

Soviet Venus Shot Is Hailed   Piggy-Back Launching Greatest Space Feat Since First Sputnik

‘Soviet Space Success Two Years Ahead Of US  AAP LATOCACSDAA LTICEN

Soviet Aims Space Ship at Venus — 26 Million Miles   Venus Probably Too Hot For Any Living Creature

‘Space Station’ To Reach Planet in May   Piggy-Back Launching Successful; Soviets Seeking to.Probe Secrets So Far Hidden by Mantle of Clouds

Twin Launch Said Beyond US. Ability   Piggy-Back Feat Aims Vehicle for May Pass at Plane:

Soviet Rocket Hurtles Toward May Reridezvous with Venus   Vehicle Fired from Sputnik Already in Orbit   Soviet’s Venus Shot Hailed in Europe

REAL ESTATE DEALS AFFECTED  Pay as You Sell Tax Plan to Start July 1

Macmillan — Is Rapped By Laborers   Some Rightwing Members Oppose Joining Market

Britian May Join Commo: Market Soon   Laborites, Own Party Oppose Maemillan Plan

Opposition Jeers deinounicerien?  Britain Moves to Join Common Market

Coming Up   WASMER POST SLATES ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP SPRING STAG APRIL 27  Drum and Bugle Corps =— Invites New Members

Nashport School Dedicated   ‘WAR GAME? TIRING  Cuban Militiamen Fire Live ‘Ammo’

‘Invasion’ Bores Cuba Militiamen,  Practice Ordered   Live Artillery Shells Fired To Hold Interest

Cubans Hold ‘Practice With Artillery Pieces   New Soviet Farm Program Is Expected

Hang 2 American Killers at Nassau  First Whites Executec Since Days of Piracy

Convicted American Kiljers  ‘Pirates of Elbow Cay’ Executed On Gallows in Bahamas Prison

Family Doeswt Have Money To Bury Brothers  Gravel Pit Claims Lives  Of 2 Boys Unable To Swim      Attacked In Carport Levittown Man, 21.  Routs 2 Assailants

Family Doeswt Have M oney T 0 Bury Brothers ~ a >» ‘ : * Gravel Pit Claims Lives  Of 2 Boys Unable To Swim         Attacked In Carport Levittown Man, 21.  Routs 2 Assailants

SAYS SLATTERY ENDORSEMENT ‘RAILROAD JOB’...  Mrs. Jones Charges Political Foul

Niles Deal Claimed By S. J. Woman   Postmaster Row Picks Up Steam

BuffaloPoliceSearch forDeranged Woman Who Kidnaped Child LeftHimGagged,BoundNearTrack

He'll Signal Phone Numbers Switch   Butte Area Phone Users Start Numbers Game at Midnight

Democrats Praise Sen: Fulbright as Kennedy's Aid Bill Clears Hurdle

Fulbriaht Battles Down Byrd To Win First Skirmish For Kennedy Aid Bill

Senate Keeps )-Year Foreign Aid Plan Intact   Fulbright Given Credit For Steering Bill Over First Hurdle

Long-Term Aid Program Wins Senate Approval   Sen. Fulbright Is Credited With Steering Bill Over First Hurdle.

Specialist Examines President   No Sign Found Of Pressure In ‘Ailing Back

JFK Injury Referred to 2nd Specialist   President Continues to Improve, Reports White House Aid

Kennedy's Bach Shows More Improvement  Second Medical Expert Checks  Hie Traatmant

White House Calls Injury.‘Minor’  Specialist Checks Kennedy's Back

WViVvisg VSYVIIVVE  Specialist Says Kennedys Back Injury Not Related to Any Previous Trouble

Hot Pads, Ultra Sound... Specialist Says No Signs of Nerve  Pressure Found in Kennedy’s Back

Orthopedic Specialist Checked JFK   Kennedy Cancels Talk: White House Emphasize: Ailment is ‘Minor’

Expert Consulted On JFK's Ailment  President Better,   President Better, Physician Says

Sound Waves Treat Kennedy's Back; Doctors Agree Ailment Improved

Continues To Improve  Another Expert Checks On Kennedy Treatment

Kennedy And Macmillan End Cold War Talks   Vaguely Worded Report Indicates Full Anqraamoantk

See Area Election Returns on Page 6   Far-Ranging Meet on World Issues Ended

Kennedy, Macmillan End Talks   Western Leaders Warn Somberly Of “Cold. War: Problems

Warn West Of Needed Sacrifices   Kennedy, Macmillan In Solemn Statement On Cold War.   To Urge De Gaulle.

Sacrifice Is Seen For West   Kennedy, Macmillan Finish Conference

Cold War Calls for  ‘Many Sacrifices’   JFK, Macmillan End Talks With High Level of Agreement on Dangers Facing Free World

\darns Is Criticized For Sending Letter to Con-Con Delecate:     Attorney General £

The Citadel Cadets Fired First Shot  Civil War Began 100 Years Ago Taday

100 Years Ago  Cadets At Citadel Fired First Guns In Civil War Jan. 9, 186   TODAY’S CHUCKLE. .

Strong Blasts From Castro Anticipated  U.S. Navy Starts Caribbean Exercise         irst Shots 100 Years Ago Today  Beginning Of Civil War Re-Lived

Citadel  Cadets Re-Enact Attack To Mark  - Civil War’s Centennial

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Cadets to Fire First Shot In Centennial of Civil War

Mayor's Order Touched Off War Between States  First Shot Of Civil War Was Fired 100 Years Ago Today

Berlin Negotiation Picture Not Eased Much Despite Red Word On Peace Deadline

Rusk Expected Te Give Reaction  No Big Change In  Berlin. Pieture -

Markos Pays $3,000 To State  Dover Gamblers Ask Writ Against Judge McClintock

Kennedy’s Medical — Care Bill Introduced   Benefits to Aged Would Begin  In October, 1962 And Cost Billion

JFK Calls Medical Aid Bill Urgent   President Sends Congress Measure To Help The Aged  By EDMOND LE Reet

President's Medicare Bil Is Introduced   Social Security Plan Referred To House Committee

One Of Most Controversial Social Security Health Insurance Bill Introduced

Offer Bills Foe Health Insurance   Controversial Aid For Aged Remedies Up To Conaress

Reds Delay Army Buses AtBorder   Soldiers Show Teeth As Water Cannon Opens Fire on West Berliners

Use OF Arms Threatened By America   Respond Quickly To East German Harrassment Tactics

Water Cannon Splashes Feet OfU.S. Guards   Turn Off Pressure Hose After Soldiers Reach For Grenades

Inthe U.N... Ghana Presses Move to Oust South Africa  Soviet N-Testing in Atmosphere Forcing U.S. to Do Likewise

Ghana Seeks to Get Backing on Expulsion Plan  Resolution Hits at

Ghana Pushes Bid To Oust S. Africa  Strong Support Appears Doubtful

Ghana Urges UN To Expel South Afriea  ~ Seeks Support Of Resolution Calling For Counci! Actior

Ghana Pushes Africa Ouster   Support Sought on Resolution For Expulsion From United Nations

Leftist Mobs Hit U.S. Consulate,  Threaten Officials in Santo Domingc

ANTIAMERICAN DISTURBANCE BY LEFTISTS   Three U. S. Consular Officials Menaced In  Santo Domingo   MOBS STIRRED BY CASTRO SUPPORTERS

Leftists Try To Attack Americans  Dominican Group Nemoansiratee   Dominican Group Demonsirates Outside Consulate

Eichmann Portrayed As Brutal Man with Life & Death Powers O’er Jews

Berlin Training For Army Units   U.S. Terms Action ‘Routine Exercise’

Snowstorm Barrels Into Great Plains   Meets Rain Cover Spread Across 22 Eastern States

The ‘Great’ Sullivan-Paar Debate Canceled But Name-Calling Goes On

Weather: Storms Rake  East Kansas  Tornadoes Smash . ~ Rural Area Near Kincaid, Kansas

Cuba's Charges Against U. S. Stymied in- UN   Wrangle Prevents Vote On Accusations Before Committee

U.N. Wrangle Stymies Vote On Cuba Issue   Blocs Clash During Meeting

‘GREY FLANNEL SUIT’ y es : ‘ee : e ies ee Price-f ixing Case  Like Spy Thriller

HOLD MEN IN GUARD 1 MORE YEAR   Enlistments Expiring Between October 1 And June 30 Extended, Illinois Adjutant General Announces.

Rival Laos Princes Ask Union Move   National Government Plan Worked Out At  Switzerland Session

All Factions Included In New Regime   Neutralist Leader Appears Confident of Being Appointed Premier.   Drone Premier Plan

Snow Predicted Throughout N.C.  Winter’s Big Grip Still Hangs On In Much Of The Nation

Confessions Of Searhbeck Admissable   Diplomat’s Defense Dealt Heavy Sethack At Betrayal Hearine

In Ist Speech Better Safety Program Asket  SS IO a ea ae   New Governor's First Major Address Carries Many Suagestions

In Ist Speech Better Safety Program Asket  New Governor's First Major Address Carries Many Suqgestions

Broad Traffic Safety Plan Is Called For   Speech Before The Legislature Follows Pledges

Gov. Dalton Urges Code of Ethics And Broad Highway Safety Program

Planes Play Tag With Ship  Message Indicates   Message Indicates  Passengers Will Be  Put Ashore Safely Rv CHARLES E. TAYLOR

Rebels Hunting Neutral Port For Santa Maria   Captive Liner Under Surveillance by Planes as it Heads for Africa.   Mav Free Crewmen

SC WEN BETTER WETNESS VUES  -US. Planes. Ships Fellowina. Santa Maria

Rebel Leader Seeking ‘Neutral Port American Planes Keep Vigil  As Liner Sails Toward Africa

Seeking ‘Neutral’ Port: Liner Sails To Africa  Under US. Air Viail

Screening Of Aid To Laos O.K. With U.S.   Offer For Neutral Position Discussed With Soviet Envoy

Rusk Sees Menshikov:  US In Major Concession On Screening Laotian Aid

U.S. To Back Neutral Laos  AidsA To. Bea in   Aid To Be Handed By Screening Panel

Lack Votes to Pass Bond Issue  Democrats Are Stalled  On Off-Street Parking

Delinquent Taxes  To Be Collected ) Revenue Fieldmen To  Help Sheriffs Collect

Matidi Opened To Civilians,  UN Still Barred   ‘Blood Will Flow’ If Reoccupation Of Port is Tried

Congo Allows UN Use of Port Again  Civilians Admitted, Troops Forbidden

Floods, Winds, Snow Hit US, South And Wes!  Cold Front Moving . Bareburvd BRoianme fV\en

Probe Embezzler’s Heavy Investment In Firm Advised by Elliott Roosevelt

Mrs. Geiger Won't Talk. With Husband Mystery Woman Turns Up To See Embezzler

At Harrisburg: . Key Education Measures Get Assembly's Attention

Weather   U.S. Aims to Rally World Opinion Against Russia for Resuming Nuciear Tests   Defiance of U.N. Action Is Charged

Soviets Silent Over Threats  Of Big Bomb   Other Nations Show Some Alarm Over Reds Nuclear Tests

Blast Evokes Anger, Resentment, Alarm”  Kremlin Is Silent About the Soviet Atomic Explosion

Kremlin Is Silent On Atomic Blast. But Rest Of World Reacts To The News

Monitor Resumption Of Atom Tests   Charge Russians With Double Talk At Test Ban Confab

Finch-Tregoff Case Bein ing Studied =. whee  F ate Of Lovirs Is Pondered By Jury

US., Russia Shoot 2 New Blasts   Nevada Explosion Underground; Reds’ Open Shot

More Talk, Little Action: CD Chiefs   More Red Fallout As US ‘Tests Underground Again

Cabinet Level Body In Washington Political Warfare Planning Group Is Named

SEEK TO COUNTER REDS Kennedy Sets Up Group To Draft Plan For Psychological Warfare

Mitchell Calls tor Change in Law State Wins Ficht to Ban Newburgh Welfare Rules

Senate Foes Attack Key Features As Debate Begins on Housing Bill

In The Reporter Today   FCC Head Misunderstands Private Enterprise Pag Witness In Eichmann Trial Tells Yugoslavia Jews’ Plight Pag

Repudiates Documents ~~  Eichmann Denies He Headed Jewish Affairs

Israel Court Quizzes Him  On Murders   Eichmann Rejects Claim He Directed Jewish Death Mill

Rejects Israe?’s Claim  Didn’t Head 3rd Reich  Jewish Plans: Kichmann

Nazi Documents Repudiated clan alanis cman A A ereeiannea  Eichmann Denies Role In Gestapo

Calls Himself Order-Taker  Eichmann Continues Denials As Prosecution Pushes Case

Damages Asked from State  CHOOSY DUCKS FEAST TOO WELL ON GRAIN FIFLDS

Fin nish Airliner Crashes In Wooded Area Near Port Town ...  All 25 Aboard Killed   SCANS PETITION TO END CUBA TIES

UN Will Let Rival Congo Tribes Fight  Pulls Out of Battle Zone in Katanga Town

Laos Rule Calls For Cease-Fire   Set At Noon Today As Royal Army's Status Is In Doubt

Food, Clothing Exemption Pleas Defeated by GOP   Republican Lines Hold in Marathon Night Balloting

Rusk Seeking to Come To Terms With Adenauer On Parley With Russians

Adenauer And JFK To. Confer. On Berlin Issue   West German Chancellor Due To Reach Washington Tomorrow

Adenauer Here Sunday to Meet With President  E. Berlin. Wall Held Cunha! at Enilure

Chancellor Arrives Tomorrow. Talks to Last Several Days: Negotiations Basis ls Sought

Rusk Seeks To Pave Way For Talks  Ae Held For U.S. -Bonn Accord On Berlin Issues

KENNEDY, ADENAUER TO CONFER  Prospects For Berlin Talks Brighten

U. §.-Germany Talks Awaited  West May Form Plan For Berlin Parley

SEEK GERMAN, U. 5. ACCORD ON BERLIN   To Pave Way For Negotiations With Russia  DEAN RUSK   Brands Berlin Wall Failure Of Communism In East Germany

U. §. Seeks Agreement With Adenauer To Set Stage for Berlin Negotiations

No Place For Price Spiral, Goldberg Says   Urges Unions To Help Halt Inflation

Goldberg Urges Pay Hikes Based On Productivity   Labor Secretary Tell: AFL-CIO to Con sider Variation Be tween Companies,  >. weeevyrraae FF *° a WOE

Goldberg Asks Labor lo Hold Line  s Strong Dollar   Urges Strong Dollar In Speech Before AFL-CIO Conventior

State Legislature Moves To Crack  Down Qn Oreanized Crime In Ohio

Many Spots To Be Renamed :  ais  ~ Stalin’s Downgrading Will Change The Map

Less Discomror in JFK's Back  ‘President's Wife  Returning Taoniaht

Kennedy's Pain Is Said Easing’   Still On Crutches; Made Surprise Rid On Boat At Night

Pain Less Severe In Kennedy's Back  President Cruises On Potomac River

RUSSIAN AID TO CASTRO THREATENED  Russia Accuses! US. Of Starting Cuba hes asion

Moonliters not robbers   Dual jobholders not increasing in recent years

Goldberg Upinion....  Moonlighters Are Not  Causing Unemployment

On 5 Ne Gnside   T of 20 Has Second Job Dual Jobholding Not Keeping Others From Working, Goldberg Contends

MOONLIGHTERS WORK IN DAYTIME—  Double Jobholders Defended in Labor Survey

Holders of Dual Jobs Are Not Robbing Fellow Toilers, Labor Department Says After Survey

Labor Department Says Neo Says No  - Are Moonlighters Robbing Others of Chance to Work?

Double Jobs Found Not Harmful Survev Shows Other Toilers Not Deprived Of Work  x

Face-To-Face Meet Called Off  Ed Sullivan May Sue Paar For Callnmge Him A ‘Liar’

Would Displace Workers  Thorp Finance Calls Off Merger with New York Firm

Vice President Lauded In Bonn on His Way to Check Tense Situation.

Soviets Draw Warning Note From Johnson   Visit To Bonn Timed To Coincide With GI Berlin Reinforcement:

Vice President Carries Message To West Berlin: Backed By Troon Moves

Johnson Says ‘No Retreat’ InBerlin   Warns That Acts Could Lead To Retribution

Johnson Bolsters West Germans With Pledge Of “No Retreat On Berlin

Berliners given “No Retreat”  pledge by VP Lyndon B. Johnson   1,500 American soldiers leave Mannheim to bolster garrison in isolated West Berlin   Future of Africa may depend ‘on outcome of Kenyatta release

Johnson Arrives In Bonn As Move Is Made To Bolster U. S. Garrison

No Retreat In Berlin Says Johnson   Arrives In Germany On Symbolic Visit For United States

No Retreat Intentions .. .. Johnson Reassures West German People   To Arrive Sunday . . . West Berlin Happy  Over US Troops

LBJ Shows U.S. Support With Trip   Vice President Says U.S. Has No Intention Of Retreating in Berlin

Lyndon Johnson Arrives In Germany in Dramatic Show of American Support

American, British  Troops Rushing to Beleaguered City    French Also Announce Plans to Reinforce Their Garrison

Flies to Bonr First for Gall on Adenauer   U. S. Vice President Accompanied by Clay. Yon. Brentanc

Johnson Warns Reds of Swift Retribution   Vice President Arrives In Germany for Meetings With Adenauer, Brandt.

JOHNSON IN NATION ON SYMBOLIC VISIT  W. Germany Told US. Will Not Retreat

Vice President Johnson Arrives in Berlin, ‘More U.S. Troops on Way

Russia Rejects Western Protest On Border Block   Vice President Promises Continued Concern by U.S.

Johnson Reaches Berlin; U.S. Reinforces Garrison   Hopes Pinned On Compromise  Foreign Aid Program Split

WontRetreat. Says Johnson   Vice President Warns Reds Acts Could Bring Swift Retribution

 Arrives For Symbolic Visit Johnson Tells W. Berliners U.S. To Stand Firm In Crisis

LBJ IN Bonn, Standing Firm Against Retreat   West Berliners Show Unrestrained Satisfaction To Moves

"We Won't Retreat”   Warning issued To Masters of Soviet Union By Johnson

Vice-President Greeted With Warm Welcome   Russians Warned of Swift Retribution if War Breaks Out

Moscow Rejects US Protest; Indicates Barrier Will Stay —   LBJ Tells Germans U.S. Won't Yield.

Arrives as More U.S. Troops Are Moving to City   Says U.S. Does Not Intend To Back Down

Welsh’s Spending Criticized   Ristine and Gardner Say He Employs More While Talking OF Cut in State Costs

Khrushchev, Finnish Head Hold Talks   Finnish Leader Asks Reasons for Seeking Joint Defense Measure:

Finn-Soviet Talks Center  On Defenses Khrushchev Says   Khrushchev Says North Europe No Longer Tranquil

\Legislative Review  W hitener, Jonas Likely To Battle In Elections

$2.4 Billion Budget Passed Student Aid Program Goes Before State Senate Today

Uhanges Expected UPI Correspondent Tells Of 29,000-Mile Trip By Johnson   By WILLIAM THEIS

Asian Tour Analyzed:  Johnson Trip To Result In Key Recommendations

Vice-President Johnson Reports To President On Trip  Changes In Asia Promised

Medical Journal Says 120-Year Life Expectancy To Be Common By 2000

But Who Can Afford Ii? 120 - Year Life: Expectancy Is Forecast For Americans

Meaical Journal Thinks So Life Expectancy of 140 YearsPossibleln2000?

 Age of 140 Not Out  LLife Expectancy ‘of 120 Seen by End of Century

Kennedy-K. K. Summit — Meet Neats   Russian Premier Avoids Predictions On Meeting Outcome

President, Nikita Set For Meeting   Khrushchev Huddles With Red Czech Leaders Prior to Summit Contab

South Carolina Police Deny Hurting Negro Co-ed in Round-up of Demonstrators

HOUSE GOP INTRODUCES REMAP BILI   Republican Plan For Congressional Reapportionment Differs With Democratic Map For 24 Districts.

Training Divisions Get Combat Alert In Other Action   In Meantime, Local Men Join Guard Units  In Massive Maneuvers

Bizerte Peace © Roreconn   Stevenson Optimistic After DeGaulle Talks

In the News  BRIAN SHEARON HOME AFTER HEART SURGERY — AT IOWA CITY

In the News BRIAN SHEARON HOME * AFTER HEART SURGERY — ATIOWA CITY ~~

Legislature Winds Up Session   Democrats Happy, GOP, AFL-CIO See Nothing Good

Legislature Heads For Home After Marathon Session  Demos Unanimous In Praises,  GOP Calls It Worst In Years

Feature Finder   Widow of Sen. Joseph McCarthy Will Marry Member of CAB

Legislature Nears End, No Fiscal Solution Seen   RETORT TO STORY

Talks Stir Scant Hope    CONTRONS COMMITTEE DE. {DLOCKS  Tempers Flare in Tax Struggle

Cuba Hurls More Blasts Against U.S.   Ambassador Claims U.S. Is Setting Up Bases in Puerto Rico

Cuba accuses U.S. of setting up atomic rocket bases in Puerto Rico

No collision in air crashes   Coincidence both come down at the same time

Two Jets Crash, One Hits Home  ~ No Casualties Listed In Des Moines Mishap

Jets Crash; One Falis  Atop Home   No One Injured In Accidents Weather Rough

Air Guard Jets Crash in lowa  No Injuries as One Hits House, Other

President Feels Talks Desirable  Possibility Of Invitation To Soviet Discussed

Kennedy Talks With Khrushchev Carry Peace Hopes  Believed Mecting May Be First of Summit Sertes

U.S.-Soviet Talk Series. Seen Likely   Kennedy And Khrusk Parley Expected To Provide Groundwork   Europe Sees Hope In K-K Talks  Couitian Voreod On Mamontniuae Dpnorltso Dene. Dx]...

‘Kennedy-Khrushchev June 3-4 Meeting May Be First of Series   World Hopes Vienna Meeting To Ease International Tension

Hope Raised On Kennedy, Mr. K Parley  World Looking To Vienna Talks For Curbing Tensions

The Weather   Kennedy-Khrush Parley May Be First of Series   June 3-4 Conference Impressions To Type U.S. Soviet Relations

JFK-Nikita Parley May Be Ist of Series   Cautious About Confab Results  World Hopes for  Easing of Tension

Kennedy Takes Different Attitude Toward Talks Big-Two Summit Meeting May Be First of a Series

 Summit Level Talks Could Be Plan  Big Two Meeting May Start Series

World's Leaders Wary  In Summit Forecasts   IN FARE, PERSONALITIES  Big Two Meet Could Be First in Series

Between Kennedy and Kinrusncnev ...  Talks May Be First Of Many on Summit Leve'

Hope Kennedy-Khrush Meeting To Ease Tension   Kennedy-Khrush Meeting Worrying Some Solons

INTERPRETIVE  JFK, Khrush Talks May Be Ist of Series  Kennedy Views This One as

President May Be Invited to Visit Russia—. Kennedy-Khrushchev Meeting May Be First in Serjes of Summit Talks

Partly Cloudy   Kennedy-Khrush Parley May Be First of Series   June 3-4 Conference Impressions To Type U.S.-Soviet Relations

Big 2 Session May Lead to Future Talks  Kennedy Approach To Khrushchev  Goan Niffarant

With Less Emphasis On Agreement  Vienna Summit Talks May Be First In Series

PREDICT JFK MAY VISIT RUSSIA   Top Level Sessions With Khrush Seen Desirable   Will Hinge On Outcome Of Kennedy's June Meeting With Russian Chief

lt Won't Be Long   Summit Talk May Be First in Long Series   Caution Is the Word For World's Reaction

World Hopeful Meeting Will Ease Tension      Quick Results Not Expected

Kennedy-Khrush Parley May Be First Of Series   June 3-4 Conference Impressions To Type U.S.-Soviet Relations

World Shows Caution On Vienna Meet  Nations Hopeful Top-Level Talks  wT... Faca Tencion

Other U. . e9 Soviet Talks May Follow   Top Level Series May Depend On  First ‘Impression’

Caution On Momentous Results Seen   British Press Unanimously Applauds Meet

U.S. Leader Cites Talks ‘Raise Hope’   President To Open Khrush Parley In  Vienna Tomorrow

JFK Praises French, Has Confidence   Impressed by Vitality Of French, Will Discuss Berlin With Khrushchev

President Finds Hope  In France   Kennedy Praises ‘De Gaulle; Goes Next To Vienna

Security Of Europe His Pledge  Praises DeGaulle lor Leade ‘rship

Happy Over Talks With De Gaulle   Praises France And Britain In Dinner Speech

Paris To Vienna De Gaulle Parley Ends -- Khrushchev Next   Soviet Optimism Seen If JFK Accepts Views

MEETS KHRUSHCHEV SATURDAY 7 Both France, Britain Win Kennedy’s Praise  For Foreign Policies

President Will Reach Austria on Saturday   Contidence and Hops Expressed at Paris Press Luncheon

Hope Held For Accord On Test Ban   2 Allies Praised For Policies On Former Colonies

Impressed By Vitality Of French People   President Hopes For Agreement With Reds On Banning N-Tests

President Kennedy Says His Talks With De Gaulle GiveHimConfidence, Hope   SEEK PACT ON TESTS

Kennedy Praises  ‘French   President Has Confident Feeling After 3-Day Meet With De Gaulle

J.S. President, Winding Up Three-Day Meeting With French Leader, Praises Vitality And Dynamism Of French People — U.S. Still Hopeful, He Says, Of Reaching Agreement With Russia On Treaty Banning Nuclear Tests

Three-Day Policy Talks With: De Gaulle Leave Impression of French Vitality

Nuclear test ban on agenda   President impressed by vitality of the French

Impressed By Vitality Of French   President Looks Ahead To Meeting With Red Premier

High Officials to Join President At Palm Beach  Jackie’s Trip to India, Pakistan Is Postponed

St. Louis Area Said Ideal Spot For Steel Mill   State Could Gain Up to 14 Per Cent Of National Market

Outlines Benefits of Locating Steel Plant in Missouri   Huge Store of High Grade Ores Are Found in East Part of the State.

MASSACRES REPORTED BY PORTUGUESE   Rush Troops to Angolec Where Natives Raid Plantations.

Portucuese Troops Rushed To Scene  Tribal Terrorists Slaughtering Whites In W. Africa        Portugal has been itrvina ft

Negroes Sling Machete Knives, Kill And Cut Men. Women And Children

Terrorists ? Slay Whites At Angola   At Least 30 Killed In Portuguese West Africa Territory

Portuguese Troops Fly To Region Near Congo Border to Hunt Assassins

Today's Index   Native Terrorists Slay Whites in Portuguese Angola; Troops Sent

30 Are Hacked To Death In Savage Raids   Portuguese Troops Are Flown Into Congo Border Area

After Massacres by Terrorists Portuguese Troops Rushed Into Angola

Report At Least 30  Are Slain  Trovps Are Flowr  To Trouble Area

30 Whites K ‘illed Portuguese Troops Sent To Stamp Out  Angola Massacres

Troops Go To Combat Terrorists   Portuguese Act After Tribesmen Murder Angola Whites.

African Angola Is Scene of New Terror   Many Non-Blacks Hacked To Death in Native Rampage

SAYS MEN BECOMING WEAKER Fixes Blame for Women’s Increasing Unhappiness

 Strong Showing By GOP Unusual Results Seen  In Tar Heel Elections

Three Men, Two Women  British Court Holding Five In Probe of Secrets Theft

Two cre Employees of British Admiralty  3 Held i in England on Spying Charges

Scotland Yard Investigates Stealing Of British Navy's Secret Documents

Three Men And Twe Women Spies Held  Beitich, Naw Secrete Said Stalen   British: Navy Secrets. Said Stolen — By Quintet, Caught In Transfer Trick

Spy Ring In Britain Admiralty Workers With 5 Held In Biggest Raid Since Fuchs Case

Hopes Dim For Increase To Schools   Moderate Republicans Plan Fight for Boost; Tax Expires June 30

State Senate Rejects Use  'Tax Extension   Action Endangers Planned Education Budget Hikes

Governor's Race Draws Will Wilson  Cox Already   Cox Already Candidate

Redistrict Bill Faces  Legislature  Sharp Clash Over 2 Plans Expected

Wagner Eliminated for Nomination For Governor Says Democratic Chief

Crash Dept.   ALFRED DETLOFF AND MATT FLEMING HURT IN SOUTH DAKOTA CRASH NEAR TYNDALL

Crash Dept.   ALFRED DETLOFF AND MATT FLEMING HURT IN SOUTH DAKOTA CRASH NEAR TYNDALL  Detloff‘s Condition Is Reported To Be ‘Critical’

Fear All Are Dead In Mishap   Ten Are Childrens No Americans Aboard

Jet Airliner Crashes, 62 Feared Deac   Venezuelan DCB Falls on Atlantic Beach in Portugal

$90 Million Shortage Seen; Basic Structure Overhaul Due for Debate

Sailors Land To Salvage Island Gear   Volcano Active, Captain Of British Vessel Reports

US To Launch 72 Foot ‘Poor Man‘s Rocket’  Showdown for Highly Touted Competition to Russ Lead

U.S. Tries To Orbit 12-Foot Balloon Satellite   ‘Poor Man’s Rocket’ Roars Aloft From Wallops Island, Va.

Balloon Satellite Launched   Poor-Man’s-Rocket Roars Aloft Off Virginia Coast

Launch Balloon Rocket  Aimed at High Orbit to Study The Atmospher

WOMAN’S CLUB TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY  Piper paArwTieT APLIIIDALI LIA i

UN Needs 7,000 Men In Congo   Nobody Wants to Get Involved In Touchy Congolese Situation

‘Lady Bountiful’ Sentenced   lowa Town Eager To Rebuild After $2 Million Bank Theft

lowa Town May Not Lose Its Industry Imperiled By Bank Embezzlement _

lowa Town Striving To Recover From  Ruined Bank As Woman Is Sentenced

City Relieved to Learn It Won't Lose Industry Tied to Huge Bank Embezzlement

Roosevelt to Help Sheldon Recover Aid Promised to Iowa  Firm Hit by Bank Theft

After Embezzlement Nightmare  City In Iowa May Retain Industry, Open New Bank

Embezzler Off To  Town Of Sheldon Is Glad ‘Nightmare’ Is Nearing An End

Judge Decides fo Hear Tape on Murder Plo  Recordi in Cut ii n Mot

Crowds Clash With Red Police   Barbed Wire, Tanks Block  Commuters

COMMUNISTS CLOSE BORDER TO REFUGEES   Meanwhile, W. Germans Reported Gathering In “Ugly Mood”   POLICEMAN WARNS: “NEED ONLY SPARK”

Angry Clashes Develop   Only Few Dozen Cross Border To Freedom Sunday

East German Potice Clash With Crowds   Escape Hatch For Refugees Sealed By Troops, Tanks

Situation Is Very Tense Angry Berliners, Police  Clash As Flow Is Halted   Clampdown On Relugees Worsens Berlin Situation

Both Sides Of Border Said Boiling   Police Attacked As Demonstrators Surge Over City

Families Seeking Area Free of Fallout Besin Settling in Northern California

Eastern Emigrant Group Reaches?y"a Seizes _ Ex-Strongman  Nuclear War Havenin California for Subversion

TRAFFIC CLOGS HIGHWAYS Holiday Toll Lower Than One Year Ago   HOLIDAY DEATHS

Holiday Traffic Deaths Continue to Lag; May Fall Short of 1960 Rate

358 TRAFFIC DEATHS REPORTED IN U. S.   Total Lags Rehind Comparahle Peried Last Year: 3 Are  eee

IssueOnArmory Hits House Snaa   Foster Votes Against Raising Of Graze Fees   _By Chamber Of Commerce  Kennedy's Wage Plan Hit

U.S. Envoy ls Seeking Tshombe   For Talks On Unity.  eS Soe  In Congo

Report Fall Of Katanga Capital Near   U.S. Envoy Tries  To See Ushombe

Hope To Arrange Meeting Between Tshombe And Adoula  U.S. Seeking Congo Peace

Elisabethville Battle Raging   U.N. Armored Patrol Drives Into City Under Hot Fire

Fall of Capital Near. . US. Envoy Seeks to Set Up Tshombe- .Adoula Talks

ee ee ee ee ee  Fighting Reported Ended In Katanga Province Capital

Katanga Fighting At An End   Gullion Flies To Meet Tshombe To Arranae Conference

Cecse-Fire Talk Expected inCongoToda\   Tshombe Meets U.S. Envoy for Proposal

U.S. Envoy  Will See  Tshombe Pushing for  Unity Huddle With Adoula

U.S. Envoy Flying To Katanga  Furious Battle Rages In Streets Of Elisabethville

Congo Battle Near End, U.S. Sets Up Tshombe-AdoulaTalk  Tshombe Rattle Seena

TSHOMBE AND ADOULA MAY MEET TODAY:   Congolese Politicans Could Find Solution To Congo Problem   U. N. TROOPS ARE I" HEART OF CAPITAL

Kennedy Sends Ambassado To Initiate Peace Talks With Rival Congo Leaders

Furious Battles In Streets of Katanga Capital   U.S Trying to Arrange Talks With Tshombe

HOPES TO ARRANGE TSHOMBE-ADOULA UNITY TALKS   Kennedy Envoy Flies to Katanga

UN, Katanga Wage Furious Street Battle   Ambassador Guillion Hopes to Arrange Unity Talks

Gullion On Unity Flight  Into Congo   U.S. Ambassador Seeks Meeting Of Tshombe, Adoula

FIGHTING TEMPORARILY HALTS  Leaders Open Talks to End War in The Congo

Presidential Envoy Seeks Congo Truce   Gullion Flys to Bring Tshombe Back For Unity Talks With Adoula

On Inside Pages   Katangese Hard Hit .. . US Tries to Arrange Peace Talk in Congo

Unity Talks For Congo  Gullion Flies To Congo In Effort To Get Tshombe, Adoula To Confe

U.S.Sets Up Meeting On Congo Unity  Ambasgeadar Unnee   Ambassador Hopes To Bring Tshombe. Premier Together

Ask Meeting Of Congo Leaders  U S$. Ambaseador   U. S. Ambassador T< Ask For Conference

Battle Violently in Elisabethville  U. N. Patrol Moves to Center of the City.

Fighting Ebbs In Katanga; Meeting Set  Tshombe Will See Kennedy's Envoy  On Dance Ffbarte

Unity Talks Could Stop All Fighting   Meeting Of Tshombe And Adoula Sought

U.S. Envoy Seeks Meeting With Tshombe   Fight Still Rages In Elisabethville; Fall Of Capital Nea

—— He Hopes To Bring Moise Back For Talks ——  Ambassador To Meet Tshombe

Talks On Congo Unity U.S. Aim   U. S. Envoy Seeking To Bring Tshombe And Aauale Together; Report Battle In Elisabethville

U.S. Pushes  For Truce in  Congo Fight   President’s Envoy To Meet Tshombe in Cease-Fire Attempt; Gunfire Slackens

The Weather   U.S. Attempts To Bring Congo Chiefs Together   Fierce Fighting Still Raging In Elisabethville

Tshombe, U.S. Envoy Confer In Rhodesia   Peace Hopes Rise; Undeclared Truce Appears In Effect

‘Armored Patrol Push On  ‘Furious Battle Rages On ‘Elisabethville’s Streets      American ofticiaic here «aid ur   U S$ Ambassador Exc

U.S. Ambassador Hopes To Fly Tshombe Back To Leopoldville For Peace Talhs

UN Attacking In Katanga’ 5 Capital City   For Congo Talks  Gullion Named

U.S. Envoy, Tshombe To Parley  Hopes to Win Unity Talks With Adaula

U. S. Hopes To Arrange Unity Talks  Tshombe Conference With Adoula Is Goal Of American Envoy

UN Task Force Halts Fighting In Elisabethville   America’s Gullion Flies to Rhodesia For Negotiations

Envoy To Talk With Tshombe   Hopes To Arrange Parley With Adonla

 Undeclared Cease-Fire Reported  Fighting In Elisabethville Ends: Natives Withdraw

Katanga Chief Willing To Talk But War Goes On   U.S. Envoy Seeks Tshombe, Adoula Unity Meeting

U.S. Envoy Flies to Meet Tshombe: Hopes to Set Up Congo Unity Talks

Gas Tanks Explode In Richmond  200 BWiraman Right   300 Firemen Fight Blaze Three Hours, _Six Homes Burned In Dock Area

Laos € onferenc €  ame en —  U.S. Accuses Reds Of Distoring Facts

U.S. Launches Huge Rocket On Test irip   Saturn’s Flight Not As Successful As Expected

INSIDE THE HERALD   Giant's Unearthly Roar Shakes Cape Canaveral Area

first Flight  ‘Test Sueeess   162-FKFoot Machine Pushed 95 Miles High By Power Plant With 1.3 Million-Lb. Thrust

U.S. Launches World's Biggest Known Rocket   Goes Up 95 Miles Before Plunging Into Atlantic 255 Miles Down Rance

An Unearthly scream, Then Rocket Soars  Neor Perfect  Shot from a eer ee

Gives New Im petus To  Moon Shot   Roars 95 Mikes Up. 200 Down Range Ir Flight As Planned

rial Opens Drive To Land Men on Moon   Rocket Fired From Cape Canaveral on Eight-Minute Ride

New Impetus In Drive To Reach Moon   Demonstration Was Given Little Chance Of Complete Success

First Test Of Saturn  Is Success   Gives New Impetus To Program To Dit Man an Moon

To Play Key Role in Moon Landing Drive  More Duta Gleaned From Test Than Officials Exnected

Worla’s Largest  US Saturn Rocket Success in Test at Cape Canavera!

Saturn, Largest Rocket, Success in First Flight Test  Gives impetus in Efforts To Land Astronauts on Moan

New impetus to U.S. drive  to the moon   Tremendous demonstration by world’s largest

1.3 Million Lbs. of Thrust Built by8 Engines °  Plans to Land Lunar Soacechin 

Thrust Of Hight Engines Exceeds Russig’s Bjoocst   Huge Saturn Rocket Secor es Success In First Test Flicht

U.S. Successfully Fires — Saturn, World's Largest Known Rocket, Into Space

Mightiest of World Rockets   This is One To Take Men To the Moon

Saturn, Largest Rocket Is Fired Successfully   Provides Impetus to U. S. Plans to Land Men on Moon

New Impetus Given U.S. Moon Plans  Warld’e laraact   World's Largest Rocket Fired 905 Miles Up

Saturn Lifts Space Hopes  Test is Perfect, Beyond Honec at TT Q oc gM

First Try For ‘Moor’  Vehicle   World’s Biggest Space Craft Puts On Tremendous Show Of Power Thrust

Show at Cape Tremendous: Rocket Falls Into Atlantic After Display of Precision

Moon. Shot Moves Closer. First Firing of Huge Saturn Major Success

Biggest Rocket Yet Scores in First Launch—  Saturn Flight Bia Success

FIRST TEST OF SATURN IS SUCCESS   Missile As Large As Statue Of Liberty; Could Put Man On Moon In 10 Years.

Liquor Pricing. Law In Kansas ls Hold Invalid   Supreme Court Hint: Legislature Can Fix Loophole In Statute

OK SCHOOL AID TODAY   Overwhelming Approval For $2.55 Billion For Public Grade And High Teacher Pay, Buildings.

School Aid  Vote Seen Late Today   U. S. Senate Expected To Approve Kennedy's Measure by 2-1 Vote

Big Victory Predicted  Final Action Due Today On Kennedy School Bill

Senate Set To Vote On School Aid   Passage By 2-1 Margin Predicted: Riders Blocked

School Bill Passage Seen By Tonight   Several Speeches Against Measure Due Before Vote

Predict Measure Will Pass US Senate Ready For Final Action On. Sehool Aid Bill

News Day, Night   Passage Is Predicted  Final Action Set On School Measure

e oat Moran, Forecast ‘President’ 's School Aid Plan Nears  Victory in Senate

Predicting School Aid Bill To Pass   Backers See But One Or Two Vote Marain

Kennedy Will Send Hurry ()f Messages   First, On Steps To Spur Economy, Planned Thursday

Kennedy To Outline  Legislation  First of Messages Due Thursday Will  List Anti-Recession cay Rector ean Meee. eee cee te

Maps Ways To Activate Union Talk ;  Pe eo : fee a.   Question Remains How Fast Congress Will Take Action:

Refugee Flow Cutoff Could Cause Flare Up   Touchy Situation May Speed Growin« Berlin Crisis

1,332 Flee Across East Berlin Line   Many Escape Despite Increasing Police Action On East German Border

Refugees Cross Border Despite Tight Controls   1,332 Appear In West Berlin

Refugee Bar Could Start New Crisis  Action’ Considered By East Germany

Clamp on Flow Of Refugees to West Is Hinted   Would Bottle Up Many Discontented

E. Germany  Travel Ban  Explosive Tension Over  Berlin Crisis  May Increase

U.S. Feels It Might Speed Up Berlin Crisis   Halting Flow of Refugees Could Add to Discontent

Cutting Off Flight to West Berlin Would Bottle Up Thousands Of Discontented People Who Might Turn to Violence

Abrupt, Bloodless End   Red Germany Situation Cited  U.S. Fears Refugee Curb May Speed Berlin Crisis

Despite Controls, 1,332 Refugees Enter West Berlin In Past 21 Hours

Curh on Refugees Builds Us Tension   U.S. Officials Believe Restrictions Will Lead to Explosive Berlin Crisis

EAST GERMAN EXPLOSION FEARED   Believe Clampdown Would Increase Tension   SOVIET FORGES   Might Be Used To Restore Order; Refugee Flow 150,000 This Year

Hundreds Evade Red Police, Flee To West Berlin   1,332 Register in Spite of Increased Communist Guard

Explosive  Situation in Berlin  Refugee Clamp Might Hasten Expected Crisis

Explosive E. German  Trend Seen   Refugee Curbs Might Speed Up  Crisis Over Berlin

Explosion Seen If E. Germany ~ Stops Refugees   Berlin Crisis Could Speed Up, Officials Believe

East Berlin Reds Have Problem - ‘Explosion’ May Trail Refugees Clampdown   ‘Outstanding REL Student' -Hill Going To Achievement Meet

East Germans Still Pouring Into Berlin   Registrations Up From Week Ago as Communists Threaten

Showdown May be Speeded  Curbs on Refugees Could Lead to Explosion in Communist Germany

More Lroblems in Berlin  Officials See Explosive Reaction ToTravelBan

1,332 Refugees Register in Day  Escape E. Germany Despite Red Police

Travel Ban  Could Lead To Revolt  U.S. Officials   U.S. Officials See Trouble In East Germany

1,332 More Flee From Red Berlin  Exodus Increased Despite Guards

Crisis Is Bound for Fever Heat  150,000 Refugees Cross During Year

Successful East Berlin Clamp on Refugees Might Hasten Cold War Climax

Very Explosive Situation Could Build Up Rapidh   Tension Might Reach Fever Pitch Ahead Of Soviet Deadline

Fear Explosive Situation In. East Germany If Refugee Flow Is Stopped

See Explosive Situation in East Germany   De Gaulle’s Republic May  Get Severe Test in August

r 5  Speed-Up Of Crisis Seen Communist Action In East Berlin Mav Cause An Explosive Situation     i

Believe Explosion In East Germany Could Come Quickly   Weekend Sees Flood Of Refugees From E. Germany

Efforts fo Half Refugees May Rush Crisis in Berlin   Could Be Explosive, Say U. S. Officials; 1,332 Fled East Germany Today;

Three Parties Plan Meetings   Politicians Ready Campaign Weapons

DreaKks ‘ough Fouc  “‘Admiring Paris C rowd Mobs First Lady of United States

De Gaulle And Kennedy Confer   Wave Of Admiration Engulfs Jackie

MOB BREAKS THROUGH POLICE LINES TO SEE FIRST LADY  Crowd Shows Wave of Admiration for Jackie

pe POSSIBLE HERE _ Downpours Cause Flash Floods in Low-Lying Ft. Worth Areas

131-Member Committee to Lead Drive For Courthouse Bonds in Sept. 23 Vote

Drag Strip Racer Injured in Crash   Committee Boosts Courthouse Bonds

FIGURES 39% ABOVE 758 Juvenile Bookinas Show Rise in West Valley Area

Ambassadors  May Continue Berlin Talks   Kennedy Expected To See Gromyko Friday On Matter

Kennedy, Rusk Confer With gromyko Friday   U.S., Soviet Talks May Continue On Ambassador Level

Will Give U. S. Views   Kennedy Expected To Meet With Soviet Diplomat Friday

Nikita Raised His Voice Over issue Of Berlin   Also Showed Keen Interest In _ Change In Secretariat Of U.N.

JFK Reports Castro Seen ‘As Unstable   Red Leader Opposes Uniting Of Germany

Khrushchev Raised His Voice To Kennedy Only on Berlin   US. Envoy Finds Latins Cool on Anti-Castro Action

On The Inside   "bone In throat’ Remark irks hed boss"  Kennedy Reports To Congress On Khrushchev Talks

Kennedy Tells Of Khrushehev  Raisine Voice   President Says Soviet  Leader Said W. Berlin Bone That Must Come Out Of Soviet Throat

_ Key Issues Discuss ed President Informs Leaders ‘About Khrushchey Meetings

‘JFK: WEST BERLIN SORE SPOT TO NIKITA   Laos Talks  Postponed indefinitely

Report Of Kennedy’s Talk With Congressional. Leaders  Nikita Raised VoiceOn Berlir

Today’s lindex   Khrushchev ‘Hot’ On Berlin; Reqards Castro As Unstable

JFK Briefs Congress Chiefs on Vienna, Says Nikita Raised Voice over Berlin

Nikita Was Interested _ In Two Subjects: Berlin, United Nations Change

Khrusnchey Raised Voice When He Told Kennedy- West Berlin ‘Bone That Must Come Out of the Soviet Throat’

Cease-Fire Violation Charaed   Glance Inside   What JFK Told Solons   BACKGROUND   By TACK RELI

Says West Berlin ‘Bone’ Must Come Out Of Soviet Throat  Nikita’s Goals: Changes In UN, Berlin   Rv JACK BELL

What Khrush, JFK Discussed  Nikita Still Badly Upset by Our Presence in Berlin

BEHIND-THE-SCENES: What JFK-Nikita Really Discussed   Rv JACK BELL

NCPOFL CFOM BIG FWwO ae TE  West Berlin ‘Bone in Soviet Throat’ Khrushchev Tells Kenned

Russian Premier Said German City Bone That Must Come Out Of Soviet Throat, JFK Says

Kennedy Says Nikita’ Raised“Voicé Over ‘Berlin Bone In Soviet Throat’

Report to Congress Chiefs Khrushchev Raised Voice While Talking to Kennedy of W. Berlin

Khrush s Voice Raised to IKtennedy Only with Regard to Berlin Dispute

eBone in the Soviet Throat’  ‘Berlin Stirs Nikita at Vienna Meetinc

‘Castro Is Unstable, He Says  Topics Discussed ‘At Vienna Listed

Nikita Raised Voice on Berlin  Congressmen Hear Vienna Talk Details

JFK Says Nikita ls Determined to Get West Berlin   Kennedy Quotes Top Russian As Terming It “Bone in Throat of Soviets.”

K says West Berlin is a bone that must come out of the Soviet throat   Rv JIACK RELI

Additional Notes From Vienna  Khrushchev Raised His Voice When Discussing West Berlin

Russian Premier Raised His Voice In Vienna Talks  VWVannedy Rannrte ta   Kennedy Reports to Conaress Leaders

JFK Bothered by ‘New. Back Injury   Nikita Raised Voiceon W. Berlin ‘Bone’

CASTRO REGARDED UNSTABLE  West Berlin Is Bone In Throat Of Soviets. JFK Quotes Nikita

Raises Voice Over “Bone in Soviet Throat’—  President Reveals Krushchev Stil/ Determined to Sian Fact German Pact

Khrushchev Must Back Up Promise   Khrush Hot To Get Berlin, Not So Hot For Castro   Nuclear Testing   United Nations   Wars

Berlin Is ‘Choking’  Russians   Nikita Told Kennedy German City Is Bone That Must Come Out Of Soviet Throat

Soviet Leader Termed Berlin ‘Bone in Throat’   Placed Emphasis On Situation at Vienna Parley

Kennedy Tells How Premier Raised Voice  President Tells of ' Incident in Briefing

Berlin: ‘A Bone In Our Throat...’  WHAT NIKITA SAID   Castro: Unstable... Not Communist...

Berlin And Secretariat Direction Of U.N. Major Problems Of Red Leader

Issues Pinpointed   issues Finpoinied  Kennedy Gives Leaders Report On Meetinas   Plans East German Treaty

Kennedy Tells ‘Inside Story’ To Lawmakers   Nikita ‘Raised Voice’ on Berlin Issue, Indicated Fidel Unstable, But Not Red

Khrushchev’s Views Reported —  Party Leaders Told About Vienna Parley

Berlin Evacuation and Ouster of ‘Dag Top Demands of Khrushchev at Vienna, President Reveals

. CASTRO NOT RED, HE E SAYS .  N ikita Raised Voice When Talking About Berlin, JFK Reveals

Krash Still For East German Treaty; Says Castro Not Red, Kennedy Reveals

U.S. TRAFFIC FATALITIES SET RECORD   (h KILLED IN STATE ROAD ACCIDENTS

Final Count Expected Te Boost Total   Safety Council's Estimate Proves ‘ Below Heavy Toll

Toll Tops 4.50; Total To 675   Only California, Michigan Top Illinois’ 30 Dead

Record Smashed By Road Deaths   More Than 450 Lives Lost During Four - Day Holiday

June Tune   Nation Hits New Record Death Total   Highways Take Heaviest Toll; Water Is Second

457 Persons Perished on U.S. Roads for Worst Memorial Holiday in Histor

Weekend holiday accidents set horrible new record   “our day holiday costly

Record Toll in Holiday Traffic; AS] Are Killed   Expect Late Reports To Increase Fiqure

Far Over Previous Mark.  Worst Memorial Day in History for Traffic Toll

(675 Deaths Over-All Total Traffic Toll Is 457,  WorstMemorialReeord

Highway toll passes record   Belated reports boosting deaths at steady rate

Previous Record Of 413 Traffic Deaths For 102-Hour Memorial Day Weekend Made In 1957.  INDIANA HIGH ON  a ae ae

Holiday Weekend Over With Record Number Of Deaths   Traffic Accidents Mount Early, Take More Than 450 Lives

457 KILLED ON NATION'S HIGHWAYS   Memorial Day Toll Is Worst In History, Far Above The 413 Mark In 1957.

U. S. Traffic Death Toll Reaches 675  Record High Hit Over Extended Memorial Holiday

Long Holiday Weekend....  Record Number of Deaths Occur on U.S. Highways

LongMemorial Day Weekend Sets New: Road Death Record   Fatalities Far Above Total Reported for 1957 Holiday

450 Die in Road Mishaps   Worst Record for Any Memoria Holiday in Histor,

FATALITIES OVER NATION SMASH MARK   Over 450 Lives Lost in Wrecks During Holiday   HOLIDAY DNRATize

457 Killed In Highway  Accidents   Other Mishaps In Nation Send Total Of Deaths To 675

LOM TON ETE THE HOMETOWNERS  THE GREEN LIGH I JE ON IN MOKINNG vy c4 COLIIN GOLUNTy

THE HOMETOWNE RS  THE GREEN LIGHT. Jee ONIN MOKINNE yo COLLIN Gouri,

Wednesday Is Day Forecast For Onslaught   ee  ee   Cautious Optimism Prevails Buf Worst May Be Yet fo Come

STATE SAYS ON McGUFFEY'S   Bans Old Readers -fo Wisconsin School

Supreme Court Agrees to Consider If Prayers in Public Schools are: Illegal

Justices To Study N.Y. Case   Parents of Nine Object to Daily School Prayer

Supreme Court Agrees To Consider. Prayer in Public School Legality

Prayer in School To Be Viewed   Court Agrees To Note Case Brought by Nine Parents.

Supreme Court Agrees to Give Ruling On State-Sanctioned School Prayer

High Court Ruling Set  On Prayers   Justices To Hear School Issue On Constitutionality

sp UH  SEPARATION OF CHURCH, STATE QUESTIONED °  Court To Hear School Prayer Cae

Court to Rule on ese of Prayer chool Program ii Hyde Park, N. Y.  Parents Protest Praver in School

Today’s Register   AS WE GO TO PRESS . .   . . Hiah Court Considers School Prayers

REVIEW PRAYER RULING   Petition Says Public School Prayers Illegal

School Prayer Decision Ahead   Supreme Court Agrees to Rule On Constitutionality in Dispute

~ Business World  PENNEY STORE TO OFFER CUSTOMER 'CHARGE ACCOUNTS

Four Dead, Eight Hurt In Blast   Explosion Wrecks ‘Scale House, Garage Of Cement Company Plant at Mitchell

4.Cent Rise Facing 2nd Senate Test  Kerner Regime  Meacnre Paccesc   Kerner Regime Measure Passes Hurdle. 92-81

ASKS $69 MILLION MORE  ‘State Budget Plan Gets Approval i in Committee

‘House: Backed. Revamp. Plan. Destined For Same Fate as Shaff Proposal?

Rejection In Senate Expected   Shift Could Resolve Issue Before Recess

Liberals Hit  Nomination  Of Alabamar Senators Oppose:  Meriwether as e! Director of Bank

Louisiana Advances Cash  Funds Provided to Pay New Orleans Teacher:

LISTED AS ACCIDENT Confesses He Gave Wie Sedative, Set Her Aftre

Husband sets wile afire   Discrepancy in story leads to man’s confession

Senate to Furry  To Act on Al! Bills on Roster   No.  Question Seven Days Left Legislature Has Yet to Determine General Fund Appropriations

ee * weston seven Days Let  Legislature Has Yet to Determine General Fund Appropriations

Rings & Vows  CAROL MAIN AND HUGH BOYLAN WED AT VERMILLION, S. D.

Student Mob Storms Dorm At Georgia U.  Dalica Ilea Taner Gane   Police Use Tear Gas To Halt Demonstratior Against Negro Coed

Charges Castro. Betrayed Revolution   Break Communist Links,  U.S. Urges Cuban Regime

Urge Castro Regime to Cut Its Red Links  U.S. Charges Its Leader Betrayed Own Revolution

Cuba Is Urged By U.S. to End Commie Links  OR ee A al ONE   Castro Accused O: Betraying Revolt Into Red Bondage

US Government Accuses Castro Of Betraying His  Land Into Red Bondage

Accuse Fidel of betrayal   Leading island into Communist bondage—U.S.

U. S. Urges Cubar Regime to Sever Communistic Ties   Accuses Castro of Leading - Cauntry Inte Red Bondage

Asks Cuba Sever Ties  With Reds   Regime Of Castro Receives Strong U.S. Indictment

Communist Take-Over Charged  U.S. Accuses Castro Of Betraying Cuba

‘Sever Links U.S. Tells Cubans In. Th Indictment  Tueiet -OQn Rat      Insist On Return Te Original Revolution nS 3. ae

Charges Castro Regime Betrays The Revolution  TT embnct Indi-tmand   Toughest Indictment So Far by Kennedy’s Administration

Betr Betrayal Char. al Chars ged  U.S. Urges Fidel Castro ToCutCommunistLinks

U.S. Actions Portend New Castro Blast   Kennedy Administration Urges Cuba To Cut Communist Ties; Ship Incident Mav Bring Outcry.

U.S. Issues Toughest Indictment : ST .  Castro Urged: BreakRedTie

Betrayal Charged U. S. Urges Castro Regime  To Break Links With Reds

Fidel Accused Of Betraying Own Rebellion  Blast Severest Against Cuba by  Kannedu Ranina

Charge Revolution Betrayed —  U.S. Asks Castro Cut Ties With Communists

Quit Reds, Is U. S. Advice to Fidel Castro   Communist Bondage Warned; Furious Reply Expected

US. Urges C astro’ Ss. He ubein’ Regime To Break Links” With Communists

U.S. Wants Castro To Quit Reds   Fidel Accused Of Betraying Cuban Revolution

U.S. Urges Cuba To Sever Its Links With The International Communists

State Department Urges Castro To Change Ways   - Message Tells Cubans To Break Away From Moscow

Cuba Regime Asked. to End Link to Reds   US Accuses Castro Of Betraying The Revolution Cause

(To Funnel Bills Through  Rules Bottleneck May  Become Congress Sieve

“WE'VE GOT A MANDATE”      Rules Committee Promises To Send Every Measure To House

Two Police Risk Meningitis to Revive ‘Baby by Mouth-to-Mouth Respiration

Kennedy's  Dives Day As President  A Full One Capped By Inaugu ‘al Bal

Rocket Readied For Astronauts  Redstone Passes Speed Test Without a Hitch

House OKs $50 Million Fund Bill   Now Goes to Senate; Expected To Reach Governor Saturday

House OKs $50 Millio  Senate Expected tc to Approve Aid Funds for Schools. Relief

FRESH PEACH SUNDAE 35¢ Roberta's. 1028 ist st N a      FREE HONEYMOON FOR

MENTAL HEA  Terrell Hospital Sets Open House For Sunday, Apr. 30

Scuttle Plea. To Beef Up Army Force   Plans Squashed From ‘High Up’

Says Request Scuttled  Army Intends To Fight For Increased Manpower      Re REM TRICK

Army Is Critical Military Capability Of America Is Reviewed   By REM PRICK

Army's Plea for 55,000 Men Has Been Set Aside for While   By BEM PRICE

‘Manpower Bid Scuttled? Army Girds For Fight To Beef Up Its Ranks

‘Shut Up’ Orders Ignored By Army In Manpower Fight   Rv REM PRrti

Note Cites ‘Meddling’ In Affairs   Red Commandant Answers Message After Two Weeks

76,500 Reserves Called. To Active Duty By Oct. 1   Red Cops Harass Crowds   Quadros Resigns As Brazil Chief

 ‘Move Quickly For Protection’  $20 Billion Fallout Shelter ‘Plan Urged By Congressman

Protection Against Nuclear Attack  $20 Billion Shelter Program’ Urged

Over The Nation   $20 Billion For Bomb Shelters Urged By California Legislator

Says West Will Demand Parley   Want Talks With Russia  Ou Berlin Situation

Seen Necessary To Prevent A Catastrophe   West German Foreign Minister Savs Meeting Will Be Asked Soon

Peace Pact Sole Topic, Press Says   Separate Treaty Seen Leading to Berlin Agreements

E. German Reds Demand Voice In Discussions   Party Paper Airs Communist Stand

On Peace Treaty  Fast Germans Demand Voice In Any East-West Conference

East German Reds  Ask Voice in Lalks   Subject of E-W Taiks Will Lead to Peace Treaty, Red Party Claims

Negotiations without EGR ‘unthinkable’   Subject could only be conclusion of peace treaty

East German Reds Want Voice In Any East-West Talks.   Says Conference Among Powers _ Is Inevitable

East German Reds Demand  Role In Talks  Communist Paper Outlines Views As  Cricte Cantinnes

West, Russia To Have  Conference On Berlin   Want A Part In Any Talks.

Reds Demand Voice in Any Berlin Talks   Front Page Editorial States Stand By East Germany

German Reds Demand Voice in Future Talks   Claim Peace Treaty Could Be Only Goal of Negotiations

Parley Voice Asked by E. Germans   Claim Peace Talks To Foliow Only If Treaty Signed

East Germans Demand Voice In Any Talks   West German Says West Will Act In Few Days

E. Germans Desire to Have Say  Border Trouble Is Reported by East

Conmannist Paper's Editorial East Germans Demand Part In German Talks

Western Powers to Demand Soviet Parley on Berlin   Nehru Says Rec Action Legal In Berlin Move

East Germany Insists on Voice In Any Parleys   Says Subject Could Only Be Conclusion Of a Peare Treaty

West Germany Says ‘Big Four’ To Push Action  Rusk Denies Plan To Leave France tf* a Re

Party Paper Says Treaty  Major Issue   East Zone Police Claim West Youth Group Driven Gut

Party Paper Says Parley Is Inevitable   Communist Police Turn Water Hose On West Berliners

With Peace Treaty as Subject  Red Regime’s Paper  Claims Pact Is ‘Inevitable’

SHOTS, WATER GUN MAR QUIET SUNDA Y East Germans Ask Berlin Talks

Allies Seek Berlin Talk With Soviets  E. Germans Deman oe en ,   E. Germans Demand Voice In Parley. On Peace Treaty

Reds Demand Voice in Talks   Negotiations Without East Germar Republic Are Called Unthinkable

SAY COMMIES WOULD BOSS AIR LINKS   lf Separate Treaty Signec With Soviet Union  PREDICT      There Will Be Bilateral Talks, Agreements On W. Berlin Access

Says Parley Over Crisis  Inevitable  West Has Always Refused To Deal With East

Editoriat: . East Germans  Seek Voice in Berlin Talks  Newspaper Holds  "TL. No awe angina   Newspaper Holds The Negotiations Ate Inevitable

Berlin Curbs Make Parley  ‘Inevitable’ Separate Pact Would Mean Bilateral Deals

Need Cited To Make Positions Of Both Clear   East Germans Also Seek Voice In Any Peace Treaty Talk

Western Powers to Demand Reds Join  In German Parley ‘Talks Needed to Clear Positions

RED STOOGES SAY TREATY ONLY TOPIC   Brentano Backs 1959 Position Taken By Allies

leclare Peace Treaty Talks Inevitable  East German Reds Demand Voice

Communists Say Parley Without Them Is ‘Unthinkable’  East Germans Want Voice In Talks

'Between East And West ‘East German Communists Demand \V oice In Talks Concerning Germany

Conclusion of Peace Treaty Said Only Subject of Such Talks;  Skirmishes Continue

Castro, Returned Prisoners Confer  Mrs, Roosevelt May Close Exchange Deal

Current Weather Pattern Well Established—  Sunshine Will Linger On

Crop Failures, Economic Ills Force Red China Into Dependerice on Russ

~Whalle Affected. .  ‘Apportionment Plan Is Unveiled By Deriocraté’:

Would Divide, Redesignate 1th District  Key Feature Is Shift of Areas Naar Philadalnhia

Reapportion Plan Unveiled  By Democrats   Westinoreland Aud Somerset Joined; Philly Seats Kept

Setting Deadline for Proposal Filing Bares Political Fangs at Convention      New Soviet Proposal Brings Hobe

Red Recognition Issue Secondary In New Proposal   Softened Kremlin Approach Doubt Seen by Allies

Western Allies discount reports of big change in Soviet Berlin line

New Proposal by Soviet Is Seen As a Concession   Malt Lead. to New

[Treaty Talks Would Be Delayed Reds May Be Ready To Give Ground To Win Negotiations Over Berlin

Soviet Shift In Policy on Berlin Seen  Place City’s Status Ahead Of Peace Pact

Red Poliey Shift Seen On Berlin   Diplomatic Sources View Proposal As Soviet Concession

Doubt Change In Russ Policy On Berlin   But Think Nikita May be Seeking East-West Talks

Allies Discount Russia's Talk of New Policy  News Dispatches Concerning Berlin Puzzle Officiais

Procedure’s Similar To West’s Ideas   4-Point Program Presented Allied Envoys In Moscow

Negotiations Seen Possible   West Berlin Future Due To Top Agenda

Policy Shife On Berlin I: Downgraded  ~ May Be Move to Onen Fast-West   May Be Move to Open East-West  Negotiations

Reds Revise Negotiating Timetable —  Possible Kremlit   Possible Kremlir Ready To Give Ground

Concession by Kremlin Might Produce Talks   Compromise Step Viewed by Envoys

Moscow Report Of Change Downgraded   Western Allies Puzzled; Feel Khrushchev May Be Making Serious Move for East-West Berlin Negotiations

Downgrade reports  of Red policy change BUT NOW SUGGESTED KREMLIN MAKING SERIOUS MOVE FOR TALKS

Soviet Proposal or Berlin May Lead  To Negotiations  Future of City Would be Placed First on Program

Berlin Compromise May Be Nearer  ge ag peta ik ei.   By PRESTON crnavre

New Soviet Proposal Appears to Make at Least 1 Concession   Rye PRESTON GROVER

Soviets Reported Ready Te Make Concessions On Talks   Ry PRESTON GROVER

NEW RUSS PROPOSAL ON BERLIM   Kremlen Concedes Ir Plan To Discuss Wes! Berlin’s Future First, German Peace Second.

Reds Make Concession  On Berlin   Future of West Berlin Would Be Discussed First Under Khrushchev’s Offer

Western Allies Discount Reports of Major Berlin Policy Change by Nikita

May Lead To Talks Over City   State Department Doubts Change In Red Policy

West Discounts A Major Change In Red Berlin Policy   Allies Hope Khrushchev Now Ready to Open Up Serious Negotiations.

Compromise Offer Could Lead To Talks   Future Of Communists Surrounded W. Berlin Would Be Aired Under Kremlin’s New Plan

Khrushchev Offers Plan For Parleys   Concession Made By Soviet Spurs _ Western Hopes

HINT SWITCH IN SOVIET ATTITUDE   Say Concession Could Lead To Negotiations   Standing Firm On Basic Demands But Ready To Discuss W. Berlin First

Concession Seen in New Soviet Plan  Russia Proposes W. Berlin Future

REVISION OF AGENDA SUGGESTED   Informal But Definite Move Made In Moscow

Soviet viet Proposal Viewed in Moscow as Making Concession That Might Lead to Negotiations

Negotiations Seen Possible  Wect Rerlin Future   West Berlin Future Due To Top Agenda

New Red Berlin Proposal  Say Negotiation:   Say Negotiations A Possibility; Cite Change

Concession On Berlin  Discounted   Western Officials Regard Report Of Policy Changes As ‘Old Stuff’

Concessions Could Lead to Negotiations   Diplomatic Informants Consider Switch Distinct, Important Change in Position

Ohio House, Senate Pass 13-Week Extender Of Unemployment Bill: DiSalle Expected To Veto Measure

U.S. Announces Boycott Until Khrushchev Makes Good on His  Promise to Kennedy

Cease - Fire Violation  Is Blamed  Word Comes After  Decision by U.S.

CEASE-FIRE CONFERENCE POSTPONED   Decision Comes Amid Bickering By Reds, West

AMERICA IS BOYCOTTING LAOS TALKS   Khrushchev Must Make Good On Promise Of Cease - Fire; Delegates Stand By In Geneva.

US. Out Until  Cease-Fire Sure   Gromyko Flying to Geneva With Latest Word From Khrushchev

Laos Parley Postponed Indefinitely   Due To Serious Violation Of Cease Fire

ACTION TAKEN AFTER U. S$. BOYCOTT   Staying Away Until Khrush  Abides By Agreement   Of Cease-Fire Resulting In Capture Of Padong Snaq Conference

Laos Talks Postponed As Cease-Fire Collapses  U.S. to Boycott Geneva Talks Until Reds Make Good on Promise to Halt Shooting

Britain Acts — After Violation Of Cease-Fire   Meeting Boycotted By U. S. Until Khrushy Lives Up to Aqreement

Cite Serious Violation Of  Cease-Fire  Watt Enew ACLs.   Wait For Nikita - To Keep His Word

West Reacts To Reds’ Bad Faith in Laos   U.S. Delegates to Standby in Geneva; Gromyko on Way

Laos Conterence Off Due Ic Red Cease-Fire Violation   Bishop Slater Names New Superintendent At KCK

‘NEED MORE TEACHERS   U.S. Bolts Geneva Session Until Cease-Fire Order In LaoslsAdheredToByReds

Acts After Americans Walk Out   Britain, U.S. Cite Violation Of Cease Fire

U.S. Waiting for Khrushchev to Fulfill Promise   Gromyko Is Due in Geneva Tonight; May Modify Red Position

Conference On Laos Is Postponed   U.S. Previously Announced Boycott Of Meeting Until Effective Cease-Fire

Laos Peace Conference Indefinitely Postponed After Cease - Fire Flop

Britain And Soviets Halt Peace Talks   Serious Violation Of Cease-Fire Is Cited During Meet

U.S. Quits East-West Laos Talks   Conference to Be Boycotted Until Soviet Premier Makes Good Cease-Fire Agreement

OVER CEASE-FIRE VIOLATION  Britain Postpones Laos Conference   Nikita: Berlin Bone in Reds Throat That Must Come Out

14-Nation Conference On Laos Periled Due To  Cease-Fire Violation

British Cite Cease-Fire Violation   Ameriean. French. English Delegates  In Cansnultatiaons

Laos Talks Called Off Indefinitely  Action Announced Bke.. WY cg we_._i.-s,   Action Announced After U.S. Boycotts Geneva Conference

U.S. Boycofts East-West Laos Parley  Ratarminadld Ta tel.   Determined To Hold Reds To Cease-Fire On Nikita’s Word

U.S. Was Set To Boycott Parley  Talks On Laos Postponed; Cease-Fire Violation Cited

Violations of ‘Cease-Fire Spark Decision  U.S. to Boveott   U.S. to Boycott Sessions Until Nik Makes Good

Conference Over Laos Postponed  Cease-Fire Violations  Called Reason   Not Bound By Promises —  Asian Reds Skip Vienna

Kennedv Declares America’s Intention To Continue Bargaining With U.S.S.R.

Hope for K to make good on agreement   Conference is postponed by Great Britain

Laos Conference Halted Duetoa Rebel Violation   Breaking of Cease Fire Causes West to Draw Off From Meeting.

Postponement Announced By Britain; Delegations Await Commission Report

Geneva Talks Boycotted by U.S. Panel   Big Three Delegates to Await Decisions on Cease-Fire Issue

Muscular Dystrophy Campaign ... Linda Bozeman To  Be ‘61 Poster Girl

Eddie Fisher, Wife Wine and Dine Russian Dancers at All-Night Party

Local Solon Presents Bill To Race Dogs   Act Gives Tax Yield To Schools

Right-To-Work, Dog Racing Bills Submitted To House   House Party Set Tonight

FRENCHORDER TOSURRENDER TURNED DOWN   Tunisians Dig in to Repulse Foe

Bloody Fight Continuing at Bizerte Base   150 Tunisians Killed in Two Days Makeshift Hospitals Overflowing; U.N. Session Called.

Troops. Tanks Move Toward City of Bizerte   Surrender Ultimatum Ignored in Spite of Attack by French

City Ionores Ultimatum; Tunisia Takes Its Case to Uniied Nations

Tanks Thrust From Base; Deaths Rise In Grim Battle   RELATED STORY ON PAGE 14-B

Forces Move Out Of Naval Base,  Drive on Bizerte   Artillery, Planes Hammer at City, Death Toll Mounts

House Leader Rep. McCormack Splits With Kennedy on Parochial School Aid

House Leader Urges Private  School Funds  MeCormack Breaks With Kennedy on

School Help Issue Splits Demo Heads   McCormack Breaks With Kennedy Over Private School Aid

PAROCHIAL, PRIVATE SCHOOLS  McCormack Splits With Kennedy Over School Bill

McCormack Favors  Catholic School Aid   House Leader Splits With Kennedy

First Public Disagreement  Issue of Federal Aid To Private Schools Stirs Democrat Rift

How lowa Town Attracts New Plants—  Clinton on Verge of Unprecedented Industry Boom

At Clarion County Jail... Shelocta Prisoner Caught Digging Through Jail Wall

DEMOCRATS VOTE 88-0 FOR SPEAKEF   [Republicans And Carpen_ tier Leave House On _ Recess Motion; Dems _ Take Over, Elect Powell _ Speaker.

Republicans Fail to Rally Full Support   State Legislature Hears Shouting At Carpentier Ruling

Vote Taken After Walk Out By Republicans   Carpentier Had Recognized GOP Call for Recess

Astronaut Glenn Moves To Special Quarters  Cape Pushes For Manned Coimendaien

Glenn Begins Space Flight Preparations  Attempt to Orbit Could Be Made as Early as Dec. 20

Space Man In Training . ores an in {raining   Sights Set On December Orbit

U.S. Pressing Toward Goal 0 Orbiting Man   Glenn Enters “Ready Room’

US. continues work on orbiting spaceman  gg ef seman  ch RS ” s Fee Vee sO

In Ready Koom Astronaut John Glenn May Try For Earth Orbit By Dec. 20

Astronaut Glenn Enters ‘Ready Room’ ‘As U.S. Prepares for Orbital Flight

Astronaut Begins Preparations     U.S. Pushes Efforts For Space Flight

Glenn May Make Flight By Dec. 20   U. S. Experts Press Ahead Toward Goal of Orbiting Man Before Year Is Over

Glenn In ‘Ready Room’ At Cape   Report Attempt Could Be Made At Canaveral Possibly Dee. 20

Astronaut in ‘Ready Room’ U.S. Presses Plans For Orbiting of Man

U.S. astronau Glenn enters Teady room   Push for goal of orbiting man by end of year

U. S. Goes Ahead With Space Plans   Attempt To Orbit Glenn May Come As Early as Dec. 20

City, Chamber! Now Want North Route   US. Presses Rapidly Ahead Toward Putting Man ‘Up’

U.S. Presses Toward Goal of Orbiting Man Around the World During This Year

Astronaut Begins His Check Out:   Glenn Moves Into Ready Room; Will Start Preparations

Man May Orbit This Year — Next U.S. Astronaut Placed in ‘Ready Room’

Glenn -Readied   oo. “Selle     US Eager for Orbit Shot Before End of the Year

Top Ranking Red Officers Die In Crash   Four Generals And Colonel Reported Killed ‘On Duty’

Be Cag vee age Ah ey 4S Bee. okt FS ARIE ce, Cotter - Kime 7 ;  { omutent 

No Indication On Progress  In Ford Strike   Negotiators Try to fron Out Differences At 47 Local Groups

Hammarskjold Set to Answer Soviet Charges   Russia Says SecretaryGeneral Heading Down ‘An Evil, Colonialist Road.’

Kennedy Signs Peace ‘Corps Legislation   Says Corps Will Assist Nations Toward Freedom.

Peace Corps  Is Formalized  Kennedy Also Signs - Bill To Fight  a iM i IR

Row on Senate Filibustering ~ Marks Opening of Congress   Missouri Legislature Opens Today With New Demo Leaders in Contro

Assembly Facing Greatest Problems  _ Missouri Lawmakers Begin _ Important Session Today

Business World   _ MV SLIVsaD TEV ™ NEW BLACKSMITH — AND HIS FAMILY  MOVE TO LE MARS  Carl Pitts Operates .  1. a .) eae

Business World   NEW BLACKSMITH — AND HIS FAMILY MOVE TO LE MARS  Carl Pitts Operates Farmar Talman Shon

‘e PRAYER FOR .  ODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Peatures)

Kennedy Catches Diavare nif Raca  FimMyvis Vil vusY  Throw Launches Baseball Action

—  Reservist Has One Chance In {0 Of Being Called For Active Duty

Total of 250,000 Sought  Odds on Reservist's Recal Estimated at One Out of 10

mec mnt a mae am me enpaacne mg mt RR AR oe pen  Nikita Bids for Peace reais  Drew Pearson Interviews Soviet Leader

Interviewed By Drew Pearson  Mr. K Offers ‘New’ Bait For Ending Berlin Crisis

Khrushchev Interview   Columnist Drew Pearson Hears Plan For Solution of Berlin Deadlock: Soviet Troops in Western Sector

Look Here   Complete Coverage Of SEO Area News   IT’S STATE DEPARTMENT BUSINESS, SAYS RUSK  U.S. Politics Not Diplomats’ W orry

TALKS CONTINUE IN WHITE HOUSE ON LAOS STRIFE   Kennedy Stand Seen As Strong

Secret Talks Held On Laos At Top Level   Kennedy Confers With Aides, Seek Problem Solution

Men Not Only Problem Assembly Session Must Dea  With Serious Finance Crisis

U.N. Faces Money Crisis As Members Renege on Payments to Organization

Chimp Flight Slated Today  ‘Enos’ Will Pioneer Space Trail for U.S. Astranant

Triple Orbit Will Be Goal   Successful Shot Early Today May Pave Way For Manned Flight Soon

Ape Is Set For Pioneer  Space Trail  U.S. Astronaut Wanld Enllaw

Missile Unions Promise "No Strike”  Pledges Announced By Labor Secretary Arthur Galdkhera

Four Disagree On Extension Of Sales Tax   Minority Report Handed To Barron

ning Group ommends r Sites   _ To Seek More Funds For itary Expenditures Next Year

US. to Spend $50 Billion  For Defense   To Insure Continued ‘Supremacy Over Soviet Union

Spending on Defense Up: Tests Seen   Rocketing Toward $5-Billion Mark In Supremacy Race

Defense Funds To Skyrocket.   Military Expenses Nearing $50 Billion

JFK To Expand Budget .. . Defense-Spending to Fly Toward $50 Billion Mark

Defense Costs Next Year May Hit $50 Billion   Prospects of Renewed U.S. Nuclear Testing In Air Also  Loom Larger.

MILITARY EXPENDITURES TO CLIMB NEXT YEAR  JFK Intends to Spend More To Insure Supremacy of U.S

Arms Cost May Soar $4 Billion   Military Budget May Reach $50 Billion

Kennedy Will Ask for More Defense Funds   Russian Tests Trigger Speedup Of Arms Race

Kennedy Sraham Confer   President-Elect Busy Working On Inaugural Speech

Several More, Key Posts Filled ©.  - Kennedy, Billy Graham At 3 Lani:

Kennedy, Graham Meet Today   Leddy Appointed To Office With Treasurv Dept.

Kennedy Flies  Back to Capital late Tamorrow.  Appoints Leddy  Treasury Aide; Sees Graham

Airlines Resume Service, Dispute Solution Sought   But Rumblings Are Still Heard  On Some Fronts

Rumbling Stull Heard Desnite  Air Strike Kind  Head of U. S. Board   Head of U. S. Board Seeks Solution as Judge Ignores Action

Ml Winds Suill Blow ‘On Airlines   _Moat Terminals Returning To Normal Duties

Airlines Returning to Normal Pace But Trouble May Recur in Dispute

In Other Words. ;.  A a oS 7 oat Ke   Expert Resorts To Plain Language

Plumber Bethumped By Federal Jawbreakers In Official Answer To A Very Simple Inquiry

Tornadoes, Strong Winds Lash Wisconsin: Midsection, Causing Widespread Damage

La Crosse, Other Sections Receive  Brunt of Storms  Only One Injured As Barn Topples On Farm Bov 7

lowa Tax Unit Acts After Ruling by Atty. General.   Today's Chuckle

Witnesses Admit Riders Fire Destre Didn’‘t Provoke Trouble /ent, Cont

PLAGUED BY CRISIS   PLAGUED BY CRISIS Britain Slated to Join Rival Common Market

 Meets With Trade Partners  Britain Set To Begin Bid ‘To Join Common Market

Britain May Join Rival Trade Bloc  Seeks Link With Booming Com~ mon Market

Britain, Hard-Pressed Economically, Hopes to Join Commen Market Group

Britain Set For Europe Market Bid   Macmillan Plans To Open Talks to Join Trade Group

Lawrence Mum On Two Cabinet Post Choices   Biddle, Rice Are Accepting Ambassador Jobs

Verwoerd: Welcomed. By Fight   Whites Fight Blacks And Other Whites. As “Premier Comes Hom

U.S. Helicopter Pilots Prepared  To Shoot Back in South Viet Nam

U. S: Soldiers To. Shoot Back In Viet Nam Area   Those Flying Helicopters Inte Battle Zones Will Return Any Commie Fire

WideSeareh Made For   Lumumba   Some Officials Believe Former Congo Chief Dead

i  —U.N. OFFICIALS BELIEVE CHIEF DEAD— Search Underway For Ex-Premier Lumumba

Many Believe Kx-Premier Shot Fleeing  €§ Oa Se   UN Asked to Inquire Into His Reported Escape From Jailers

Wide Seareh For Lumumba Continues  Conviction Grows "awe Ee. Daenensiton   Conviction Grows That Ex-Premier Has Been Killed

Reports Say Lumumba Escaped; U.N. Officials Think Story Is Coverup

UN Sources Fear Congo Leader Dead   Escape Account Discounted: Air Search Is Failure

Escape Report Draws Doubts: Death Feared  No Peace Seen For 20 Years If He’s Killed

[eam Cautioned as to Dropping Personal Taxes  a © a or an ee   Group Makes Calm Study of Issues; Eyes Progress

Teacher On Way Back To Columbus Russian Instructor  Released After 10 Davs On Active Duty

Hoosier Air Reservist Wins Release On Plea of Columbus Class in Russian

Inside ...   i Attack Came ZU Tears Ago ‘Admiral Warns America Must Keep Strong  To Guard Against Future Pearl Harbors

DEATH TOLL HITS 96  Storm Stalls Over Plains; East Sull ‘Digging Out’

Nelson to Ask Additional Levy   Added Income Tax Increase to Be Urged to Pay for Property Cut

Hurricane Anna Moves Westward  Nicaragua, Honduras Warned To Prepare For Rain, High Winc

Military Junta Tightens Contro In South Korea  24 Army Officers   24 Army Officers Named to Cabinet Of New Regime

Senate Ignores House Bill On Reapportionment   Schroeder Plan Brought Out for Floor Debate

Won’t Lese Much When Ethnic Lnage Departs   Aliases Very Handy In Exploring Ruins

Another GOP Relieved of Top State Job by Demos  School Building Authority Aide Quits

Satellite Is Launched; No Details Given   Air Force Is Close-Mouthed About Project

Democrats Hail JFK In Chicago  Chief Appeals For Support  Oye Lt. Denwean

KENNEDY MEET TODAY WITH COUNCIL   President Back In Capital After New York, Chicago Trip   PRESIDENT SHOWS CONCERN OVER LAOS

Chicagoans Applaud Bid For Support  Speech Defines View of Nation

JFK Asks Support Of  Program   5,000 Chicagoans Hail President At Friday Rally

Playwright George Kaufman, ‘Gloomy Dean’ of Broadway, Dies at Age of 71

George Kaufman, Gloomy Playwright of Broadway, Dies of Heart Attack

Playwright Kaviman Succumns   ‘Gloomy Dean’ Of Broadway Is Dead At 71

G. Kaufman, Playwright, Taken At 71  Broadway Figure Dies of Heart Altaek in New York

George Kaufman, Theater Wit, Dead  Gloomy Dean of Rialte Producer, Playwright

6. S. KAUFMAN, PLAYWRIGHT, DIES, AGED 71   Tart Wit Delighted . Broadway Theater  Audiences   SUSTAINED STROKE YEAR AND HALF AGO

Playwr ight Geor ‘ge S. Kaufman,  Br voadway’s ‘Gloomy Dean,’ Dies

INDEX   NAMES IN THE NEWS The ‘Gloomy Dean’ of Broadway, George S. Kaufman, Dies at 71.

G.S. Kaufman, Playwright, Dies  Awarded 2 Pulitzers During Long Career

‘GLOOMY DEAN’ DIES  Heart Attack Is Fatal  To George 8S. Kaufmar

Playwright Kaufman Dies At 71  * * * ¥ * * * * * * * * * * * *  em oe   ‘Gloomy Dean’ Of Broadway Famed For Comedies

To Shore Up Market  Government Being Asked To Buy Tar Heel Spuds

Thant Lists 8 Advisers. As Aides   Nigerian, U.A.R., Czech Named With  Undersecretaries

Heavy Battle Near Havana; Revolt by Navy Reported; Exiles Send in 5,000 Troops

Battle fo Free Homeland Is On, Exiles Declare  Castro Says Attack   Castro Says Attack Oraanized by U.S.

Moscow Newspaper Says Communists  Will Back Castro   Ry THE ASSOCTATED PRESS

Castro Admits Attack, Hurls Charges at U.S.   Tells People by Radio His Troops Advance Against ‘Mercenaries;’ Russia Says Red Bloc Stands Behind Premier, Echoes Accusations   Bx. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

LIBERATION OF 10,000 REPORTED   Rebels Say Isle Of Pines Captured, Asylum Sought For Castro;   Fidel Predicts Easy Vie~   tory.

Six Die As Train Derails  rt i? eet:   Coaches on Way To Race Track

MORE THAN 100 OTHERS INJURED 6 Die in Twisted Wreckage As Passenger Train Derails

En Busca De Un Sospechoso En La Ciudad De B’ville.   Un Joven “Modelo” Mato. A Su Madre En Glendale. Cal.

PHOEDLL OR LAL LLL REEL LER LAL OAL  Im peach Entire Supreme Court,  Says Eastland

Viewed as Way to End Waste of Time Economist Advises Paying  Students to Attend College

Antidote For Wasted Time  ‘Economist: Says College Students Should Get Paid

‘SCHOOL ECONOMIST SUGGESTS— Wastage Might Decline If Colleges Paid Students

 Swainson Hints at Plan     Income Tax Proposal \Faces Tough Sledding

Record Tobacco Sales Predicted For 1961 Season  Demand Continues Strone Friday With

Georgia leaf Prices High, Demand Stronc   May Outstrip 1960 Record

Ishombe Stalks Out Of Congo Leaders Meet  Rnadavatian Lanne   Federation Hopes Dimmed For Time; Kasavubu Blamed

Pa  Voroshilov Apologizes For ‘Errors’ To Party   Dedicated to Parity

(CLU GULAGER)  HOT Fair Ropes In Billy the Kid   Appeared With Dad

Report on Eve of Eichmann Trial  2,027 Tried for Nazi War Crime:

Coming Up  WESTMAR SIN 2 RS — TO APPEAR SURDAY WITH OPERA STARS IN SIOUX CITY          Top Soloists to Bing — In Concert Style Presentation of}''Faust’

Coming Up  WESTMAR ‘SINGERS — TO APPEAR SUNDAY: WITH OPERA STARS — IN SIOUX CITY _Top Soloists to Sing  — In Concert Style Presentation ‘er. 'Paust'

Sources Report .  S. Viet Nam: U.S. Agree Time Not Ripe For Troops

US. Troops Not Needed In Viet Nam   _Mission Directed By General Taylor To Arrive This Week

This Week in Business and Finance... .     Records Boost Economy to New Highs

lumber Involved in Theft Prebés tits Toval of 37   Coldrado Governor Cites ‘Incredible Criminal Incest’

“Suggest Link With Syndicate”. cee     35 Policemen, 1 Civilian  Charged in Denver Scandal

Syndicate Is Hinted In Denver Mess   More Arrests Of Police Officers Are Indicated

Iwo-Cent Increase  n Cigarette Tax  Measure Called Key To Budget Program

Cigarette Tax ' Increase Senf To Gov. Dalton  Signature to Make It Effective May 1;  s .  f%}, $F _g*_

Nelson Favors Levying by State On Non-Residents  Sees Minnesota VAs cz LL .tiu ge Ra

Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Set At Little Town   No Major Speech During Brief Stay

Testifies on Price-Fix Talks   Witness Says He Was Ordered to lanore Superior

Executive Tells Of Price-Fix   Former President Ordered Fixing Talks, Says Ginn

iBy-Passed Superior  Former GE Executive Says  Top Officer Ordered Rig ging

Khrushchey. U.S. Enovy Have Talk   Thompson Called By Red Premier

Nikita Calls U.S. Envoy for Talk  Presumed Seeking  TINGS Zeteies yo ey See

Nikita Calls In U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson For Two Hour.

2 Discuss Red-U. S.  Problems   Return to Warmth Of Camp David ‘Ties Is Stressed

Nikita, U.S. Envoy Confer Qn Problems  Moscow Gives No mp FR YF wmelia th.   Moscow Gives Nc Added Details Qn Conference

Khrushchev May Press _ For Summit  Calls Ambassador Thompson In For — Kremlin Discussion

No Defails Are Released By Russians   Summons Comes Fresh On Heels Of Inauguration

Russians quickly contact Kennedy with wish for growing friendship

Mr. K. Confers With U. 5. Ambassador   May Have Approached Thompson Regarding Early Meeting With Kennedy.

U.S. Envoy Called in by Red Leader   Spokesman Says ‘Soviet-American Problems’ Discussed

Thompson Is Meeting Witt Red Premier   Kremlin Pressing _ For Early Session  With New President

US. Envoy Called in to 2-Hour Talk   Believe Premier Presses-for Quick Kennedy Parley

Khrushchev, U.S. Envoy Hold Huddle   Red Premier Believed Pressing For Early Parley With Kennedy

Nikita Wastes No Time; Calls in U. 5. Envoy   Hopes for Improved Relationship With New President

Khrush Calls in U. §. Envoy   Soviet-American Problems Discussed

Khruschey Airs  Problems With  U.S. Envoy Premier Believed  7, BB. Bunce tua Pau   Premier Believed To Be Pressing For Session with Kenned\

U.S. ENVOY TO KREMLIN   Soviet - American Problems Discussed; Believe Khrushchev Pressing For Early Meeting With  _ Kennedy.

JFK Meeting Probably Subject Aps/  ‘K’ Calls U.S. Envoy For Talks in Kremlin

Khrushchev Bids  Far Daaca Darlow. WEE WVULY i Ui vy  Makes Overtures To New President

Soviet-American Issues Discussed In -Hour Talk   Premier Loses No Time in Getting in Touch With Kennedy

Khrushchev Calls fn U.S.  Ambassador  Premier. Thompson   Premier. Thompson Confer On Soviet, American Problems

Khrushchev Confers With American Ambassador  Soviets Bid for New U.S. Ties

Nikita Presses For Early Talks   Soviet Premier And U.S. -Envo oy Confer 2 Hours

Nikita ‘Presses  TJEK Talk   Confers Two Hours With U. S. Envoy Thompson. Details Of Meet Withheld

Khrushy Talks With American Envoy 2 Hours   Soviet-American . Problems Discussed At Mascow Meetinn

Movement Of Forces Is Guarded   "No Comment’  On U.S. Carrier’s Hasty Departure From Hone Kone

Extra Idle Pay To Be Provided for Those 'Who Used Benefits; Maximum $50 Weekly

Gov. Nelson Says: i ltt Paral Sik  Personal Property Tax Must Stay

Former Owen County Judge Pleads Guilty   O’Neal Makes Surprise Plea Of Guilty To Embezzlement Charge Here Today

Governor Faces Tough Choice on Tuition Plan as Opposition Mounts on Many Fronts

Pravda Puts Laos Blame on Ametice  Proposes to Revive Geneva Conference

But Pravda Article Makes No Mention Of West’s Plea For Cease-Fire

Uree Russia Accept Laos Cease-Fire   Two Leaders Agree Fighting Must Halt, Don’t Mention Force

ge.  Crime . ee NAB TWO YOUTHS —: STEALING GASOLINE: . ~-TWO. OTHERS ESCAPE  Westfield Farmers Had . Been Missing Gaseline. —  Sioux City Quartet Had Been. Pilfering: “His ‘Tank

e a re.   NAB TWO YOUTHS _.  STEALING GASOLINE  —TWO OTHERS ESCAPE Westfield: Farmers Had Been Missing Gasvline —  Sioux City Quartet Had Been. Pilfering His Tank

Dixieland Battered By Rain, Hail; Emergency Tornado Warnings Out

Tornadoes Add to Troubles Of Flood-Ravaged Southland   Storms Pound Area From N. Carolina to Gulf Coast

Goldberg Sees Jobless Areas  Labor Head Will   Labor Head Will Visit Panna. Sunday

Three-Day Mission   Labor Secretary Visits Jobless Trouble Spots

On-The-Spot Inspection Ordered By President In The Hard Hit Areas

Goldberg Sets 3-Day, 5-State lout  Visits Unemployment Trouble Spots; Plans

Goldberg To Survey  Work Ills   Visits Set For Unempolyment Crisis Areas

Jobless Area Tour Started By Secretary   Goldberg To- Visit Trouble Spots And Report To Kennedy

Joblessness Said Worst In 20 Years   Labor Secretary To Start Tour Of Hardship Areas

Goldberg Begins Five-State Tour Of Areas Hard Hit by Un employment

Will Explain Aid Program Goldberg on Survey of Critical Jobless Areas

J obless Survey  Underway   Goldberg Embarks On Five-State Trouble Spot Tour

Many Areas Put On List As Hard Hit   Jobless Picture Reported Worse Than In 20 Years  Bev NEBRIAN warveo

Goldberg Off To Visit Jobless Areas As Labor Situation Steadily Worsens

Firing Squads Bus) Again Near Havane  Castro Executes Two Former Followers

RUSSIA GIVES 14 JET PLANES TO MOROCCO   Pe ne ere  Texans Get in the Act, Give Cowboy Boots to King's Daughter.

RUSSIA GIVES 4 JET PLANES TO MOROCCO   Texons Get in the Act, Give Cowboy Boots to King’s Dauahter.

Dillon Says Tax Burden At Its Peak   Everything To Be Done To Avoid Act For Any Increases

City Plans Scrutiny Of Relief Costs   June's Welfare Bille S$3.167.51

Birthday Party Goes On   120,000 Workers Lea  UAW Strikes Ford: Talks Bog

120,000 Go Out As Bargaining ls Deadlocked   Walkout Is First By Union Against Company Since 1941

120,000 Workers Walk Out   First Against Company Since Unionized in ‘4]

-TALKS REMAIN DEADLOCKEDFord Workers Strike; First Time Since ’41

Last-Hour Talks Fail In Detroit   Union Calls Halt At Nation’s Plants

Ford Union Workers Gc On Strike   120,000 Hourly Workers Walk Off Job, Is First Ford Strike Since 1941

Nationwide Tieup First To Hit Firm   Walkouts Launched As Deadline Passes Without Agreement

Union, Firm Talks Remain Deadlocked   Lost Family:   Boy, Orphaned By Auto Accident, Bowails Carelessness On Roads

Information Sought on U.S. Might   Cooper, Javits Give Full Support To Kennedy Aid Plan

2 Senators W ould Seek  New Taxes   Foreign Aid Plan Receives New Push By Sen. Fulbright

- S. Military Readiness Questioned ==>  Two Liberal GOP Solons Seek Briefing On Berlin

Cooper, Javits Question Berlin Crisis Readiness   Will Vote Taxes, If Necessary, For Arms, Foreiqn Aid

Goldwater Asks Tougher Actions  Solons Want Facts on Military Power

N MILITARY READINESS  Two Senators Call for West Berlin Brietings

Night Meetings Considered  Fulbright, Others Support Aid Program; Goldwater Raps Plan

Briefings On ee  Requested   Senators Ready To Vote Tax Hike For Military, Aid

Senators Want Brieling On U. S. Readiness To Meet Beriin Chailenae

Cooper, Javits Say They Would Vote New Taxes If Necessary  To' Finance Additional Military And Foreign.Aid Spending

Data Sought By Senators On Defenses   Javits And Cooper Faver Tax Hike If Funds Are Needed

Congressional Briefing Asked On U. S. Readiness To Meet Crisis In Berlin

Two Republicans Also Favor New. Taxes. If Needed   Want Full Report’ to Congress ‘én U.S, -. Military: Position

GOP Senators Demand Spell Out On Military Plans For Berlin Crisis

Foreign Aid Backers To Speed Drive   Committee Faces  Nighi Sessions

Republican Senators Say They Will Vote New Taxes For Foreign Aid If Necessary; Goldwater Raps Kennedy Foreign Policy

Briefings Asked on Military Readiness  2 Republican Senators Want To be Informed on Berlin

Facts Asked For Meeting Berlin Crisis   GOP Solons Question Military Readiness, Set To Urae Taxes

Senators Ask Briefing On ‘Readiness’   Say They‘re Ready To Support Tax Boost, If Needed

GOP Senators Want Full Briefing On U. §. Military Readiness in Berlin

Berlin Crisis Readiness Called  Two Liberal GOP Senators Request Military Briefing

Readiness Briefing Called For   Two GOP Senators Urge Presentation Of U.S. Military Streneth

Are We. Ready?  GOP Senators Ask Briefing On Preparedness Program

DeGaulle Still Firm Against West Negotiating On Berlin; Ulbricht Issues Few Demands

De Gaulle, Mac Discuss Berlin  Over Weekend   Talks Hinted Eased,  But Did Not Eliminate, De Gaulle’s Opposition To Dealing With Reds

Weekend Talks Aid De Gaulle   French Leader's Opposition Over Berlin Is Eased

De Gaulle Eases Opposition Stand On Berlin Parley   Visit with British Leader May Open Way to Studies

Opposition To Talks Is Eased   De Gaulle Confers With Macmillan  Yn Tandon

DeGaulle Eases Stand On Berlin  ~ ~ ~~ * + ++ + + re oe rey ye   Still Opposed To West Negotiations With Russia

Talks Ease De Gaulle’s  Berlin View   Weekend Exchange With Macmillan Termed ‘Useful’

De Gaulle’s Opposition Seen Eased  Berlin Talks Stand  Altered After He Sees Macmillan

DeGaulle’s Stand On Talks Is Eased   Opposition Is Not Ended by French Leader on Parleys

DeGaulle Remains Opposed To N egotiations on Berlis  But Talks Between French President _ And Macmillan Seen as ‘Useful

Macmillan Soins            Frenchman Reported More Swayed Towarc East-West Talks

Talks Mav Result In Negotiation  Macmillan Holds Weekend Meeting With De Gaulle

DeGaulle, Macmillan  Hold Talks   French Opposition to Berlin Talks Reported Eased, Not Eliminated

Moscow Asks Four Power Nuclear Test Moratorium    :  De Gaulle Softens Stand Aaainst Berlin Talks

French Ease Berlin Stand   DeGaulle’s Final Stand To Hinge On Adenauer

French Leader  Still Opposes  Talks On Berlin   De Gaulle Confers With Memillan, May See Adenauer On Thursdav.-

De Gaulle, Macmillan  End Talks  French Leader's Opposition On Berlin Softer

Talks Ease Berlin Stand By DeGaulle  French Chief Seen 7"  ~e2 . 2 , = *, *

Area Appointees Named  To Vaoriouc Service Academies By Derwinsk:

Rains May Total Inch Downstate  May Increase Minor Floods Over Area

Heavy Tanks, Antiaircraft Guns Placed   Warnings Of Great ‘Invasion’ Sent Out Ru Prace And Radin

Frantic Plans Made to Repel  Any Invaders  TB? avhiviotea meen ee aote   Reports From Many Areas Blacked Out; Capital Tension High

Castro Puts Heavy Guns On Guard   Invasion Fear Rises; Troons In Churches

Catholic Schools And Churches Are Occupied By Fidel Castro's Troops

3 Catholie Buildings Occupied   Castro Continues Military Build-Up Against “Invasion”

Citizen Soldiers ‘ Occupy Catholic Institutions  As Invasion Defense Grows

Castro Sends Troops Into Catholic Churches as He Tightens Control

Thousands Of Women, Men Armed, Ready   ‘Invasion’ From North Expected Throughout Cuba

Troops Man Churches, Schools And Possible  Centers Of Opposition

Castro Sends Troops Into Church Areas   Occupies Schools As Alert Against Any Opposition

Algerian peace talks underway  France in dramatic move orders unilateral ceace-fire

Tn the News TWO DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS WILL HOLD — DRILL TONIGHT HERE

Gas Hike Hearings Recessed.   Hear Testimony On Cities Service Hike Application

Woman Bystander Shot In Ankle By Stray Bullet In Duel In Downtown Collinsville.

WOUNDED BANDIT IS ~— CAPTUREL   Woman Bystander Shot -In Ankle By Stray Bulfet In Duel In Downtown Collinsville.

RODEO EARL SMITH. IN LIMELIGHT  _ Ex-Countian Nicks Mule, Upsets Fete

Kennedy Gives Exclusive Interview  To Son-in-Law of Nikita Khrushchev

JFK Giving Interview To Russian  First Time Ever For Exclusive OF Kind

Soviet Journalist “9 Receive Private Talk with JFK   Soviets Postpone Talks

Russian Newsman Gets Interview With Kennedy   Is the First Russian Journalist to Interview an American President.

Khrushchev’s Son-In-Law President Is Interviewed By A Russian Journalist

Khrushchev’s Son-In-Law Interviews JFK      Sees Kennedy At Cape Cod

Hyannis Port: a President Talks to  Journalist   Interview Is First Given Soviet Writer

Red Writer Interviews President   First To Have An Exclusive With A Chief Executive

Talks With Khrushehey  Son-In-Law   Conference Takes Place In Sunimmer  Home Of President

JK Grants Interview By Soviet   Son-In-Law Of Nikita Ist Red Journalist To Question President

Red Newsman Meets Kenned\  Khrushchev‘s Kin   Khrushchev‘s Kin Gets His Exclusive interview Today

~ AN EXCLUSIVE FOR MOSCOW — Communist Newsman Interviews Kennedy

Inside...   Even Site Unsettled Laos Truce Negotiators Fail  To Agree in Opening Talks

Reds Still Thwarting Real Peace In Laos   Negotiators UnableToAgree Where To Hold Future Talks

CAN'T AGREE ‘ON SITE OF NEXT MEET   Britain, Russia Reach Decision   On Truce Panel

esday Morning ices Set For ty Harerove   hrushy Begins to Sell 0-Year Economic Plan

Khrushchev Designs Economic Program To Outstrip Us And He May Make Good

Blueprint for Communism  Khrushchev Begins to Sell New 20-Year Plan

To make Russia world’s most prosperous nation Khrushchev 20-year goal

BIOS Rocket, Living Matter, Shot Skyward   Capsule Carries Human Blood, Bacteria, Mold

Hurl Living Matter Into Outer Space   Second Attempt Made With BIOS Rocket

Offer By GM Holds Off Auto Strike   Deadline Extended Until Monday By Union Workers

Extend Deadline; Accord May Set Big 3 Pattern—  Union, GM Near Agreement

Worid priers  UAW Calls Off Threatened Strike ‘Against GM After Agreement Seen

Extend Deadline For GM Strike   New Offer by Firm May Have Cleared Way for Settlement

‘UAW Wins Round From General Motors; ‘New Offer From Company Halts Strike

Indictments Eyed   UAW Handed New Offer  Strike Deadline Against GM Now Set For Monday

‘Offer Seen Leading To  Settlement   Union Chief Calls  Progress Significant

New offer delays strike  UAW extends deadline atier proaress in talks

UAW Calls Off G.M.C. Strike Set For Today   New Offer Made By Company; Old Contract Extended Until Maéndov

Auto Deadline Gets Extension  Reuther Says Much Progress Made In

May Clear Path For Settlement On Key Issues   Action Few Hours Before Time Up

Agree in Principle on Key Issues; Auto Strike Called Off   Extend Deadline to Monday GM May Set Pattern for Talks With Ford, Chrysler.

Deadline Is Extended 5 Days at GM   Significant Progress Is Cited; All-Out Try Asked by JFK.

NEW GM OFFER MAY BRING PEACE  UAW Extends Its Deadline for Strike

BA CErUie.  Cancelled By Union   Negotiators Have Agreed On Proposals

Auto Walkout Delayed Again  OS Sepeaeter:  OME armen Meee RE   New Company Offe Heartens Union

An Agreement 'On Principle’ Auto Union Again Delays Strike - - Settlement Near

Agreement Reached on Key Issues   Pattern Believed. Established for Big 3 Contracts

Auto Workers Call Off Strike At GM Plants   New Offer By Firm Clears Way For Settlement

Settlement With UAW  Seen Near   Deadline For Auto Strike Extended Aaain

Negotiators Have Until Monday To Agree GM Softens Contract Stand; Strike Deadline Moved Back

Reuther Beams With Pleasure  UAW Strike Is Called Off Until Monday As General Motors Presents New Offer

UAW Delays Strike Affer New GM Offer   Reuther Says Progress Made Toward Settlemen

UAW Calls Of Threatened Sirikeat GMC ‘Aareement in Principal’ Is Reached

G.M., Union Driving  Toward Settlement   Auto Workers Call Off Strike After Top-Level Negotiators Reach ‘Agreement in Principle’ On Key Issues: Impact on Ford and Chrysler

Strike Is Off At GM   New Offer Opens Way  To Terms   Extend Deadline Until Monday As Progress Is Made

Deadline Set For Monday On Contract   Progress Reported At Barguining Table During Past Night

UAW Calls Off 10 A. M. Strike   GM’s New Offer Clears Way For Settlement Of Benefit Demande

Strike at GM Called Off; New Offer to Union   Deadline for Strike Extended To Next Monday

Strike Set Today ls Called Off: New Offer Made  Wee ee es: BE EE .   Progress Is Made Qn Economic Issues

Strike Time Postponed Until Monday  House Appropriates $2,352,601,000 For Atomic Energy

New Offer By GM Puts Off Strike   UAW Chief Beams, Reports Progress Toward Contract

Service calls to be limited, officials say   Calls deluge nation’s many draft boards

See Limited Use Of New Kennedy Powers   ‘Where Do  Stand?’  Calls Flood Draft Board Offices

‘Peak Readiness’   Cards Are Dusted Off  ‘How Are We In Draft?’  Amerieans Ask Boards

i Digging Deep For Cards 'Draft-Conscious Males Seek  Classification Information

Young American Males Becoming Interested in Draft “Classification”

CALLS FLOOD DRAFT BOARDS  Where Do  Stand,’ U.S. Service-age Males Ask

~ What's Your Classification, Bud?      The Draft Card Is Today's Biggest US Status Symbol

Status ts big Question SciotoCountiansJoin Many  In Seanning Draft Cards

Want To Know Where They Stand .        Nations Men Seeking Out Draft Card:

Dratt Boards, Recruiting Centers Are Being Flooded with Inquiries

Draft Boards Flooded With Inquiries  Nation's Service-Age Males Want To Know ‘Where Do! Stand?"

Selective Service Boards Swamped With Calls  Draft Cards Take on New Significance

President’s Request For Increase In Armed _  Forces Brings Deluge Of Calls To Draft Boards

Setting The Record Straicht  Draft Cards Getting Close Scrutiny Across The Nation

Thousands Seek Clarification Of Their Draft Status   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Nee Mik be FF We ALINIVID  Recruiting Centers And Draft Boards Swamped

\Most of Queries Are To Correct the Records  Draft Boards Swamped With Calls in Every State, Hamlet

Draft Cards Are Suddenly Newest Status Symbol As Phone Calls Swamp Boards   SEEK STATUS

Guevara Getting Nowhere  Cuba Given Bum's Rush In Latin ‘Help’ Program

MAGES QIONe V¥ CII  Cuba Rebutfed in Effort To Place  Communist Advisers in Aid Program

Cuba Hits Stone Wall on Aid Latin America Spurns Bid for Red Advisers

Declaration Voted By Economic Meet   Cuba’s Guevera Fails to Get in Any Red Advisers

Latin Delegates Block Cuba On Communist Advisor Plan   EASILY UNDERSTOOD

Cuba Red. Advisers"  Blocked   Slam Door on Move To Get Soviet Help

Cuba's Guevara Tries To Open Door ToRed \Advisers For Alliance For Progress Program

Cuban Effort To Join JFK’s Alliance Fails   Declaration ls Approved

Cuba Foiled In Effort To Open Door To Red Advisors For Economic Alliance

Cuban Effort to Sabotage Yank Plan to. Aid Latin American Allies Fails

Guevara Hits  Stone Wall In  Latin Talks Delegates Ignore  Cuban’s Pleas On Kennedy Alliance

Latins Kall Cuban Plan For Red Aid   Guevara Bids For  Communist Advisers

Cuba Fails To Alter  Alliance —   Cuban Runs Into Wall On Attempt Té Drag In Reds

Guevara Fails To Open Door To Red Group   Other South Americc Nations Approve Aid Declaration

Declaration Given Approval ....     Cuban Bid for Communist  Advisers Is Turned Back

Economic Czar Guevara Runs Into Stone Wall In Bid For Red Advisor For U.S. Aid

Father Has Contract REDS eaten scltieska-e dm atone  Cadillac School Buses

Before the Judge  HERMAN HARMS FINED $1.79 IN BRUNSVILLE — KANGAROO COURT

EE EEE ESS wh OO  HERMAN HARMS FINED $1.79 IN BRUNSVILLE —~ KANGAROD COURT

Adenauer Given New Assuranee  Told Berlin Obligations Will Be Met

Inside ..      U. S. Will Meet Obigations Adenauer Gets Berlin Assurances

Texas Belted By Snow, Fog, Sleet, Rain   Northeastern U. S. Worming Way Out Of Costly Storm

Leftists Riot As Stevenson Reaches Peru   Official Welcome Is Warm; Police Alert For New Disorders

More Rioting Due As Adlai  Tours Peru   Arrival Marked By New Leftist Studeut Uprising

south America: New Leftist Riots Greet  Stevenson Police in Lima Brace for More  Disorders Today

LIMA RED RIOTS GREET STEVENSON   Third Straight Country on Adlai’s U. S. Aid Offer Tour Turns Out Red Mobs.

Riots Greet Stevenson In Lima   Leftist Students Dispersed With Tear Gas; No TIniuries Reported

Leftist Rioting Greets Stevenson In Lima, Peru   Government Officials Are Friendly Although Some Students Aren't.

Riots Greet Stevenson in Peru Capital  Heavily Armed Police Brace for New Dicsardere

Six: Anti -Gambling. Bills Pags Senate   Interstate Racketeering, Shipments Of Gambling Devices, Information Banned

SAU EWU SESSIUN LIRELY  Aides Say Kennedy Willing To Meet Russia’s Khrushchev At Summit Soon

Aides Say JFK Will Talk to K   National Inferest To Determine Where

‘Teamsters, Yes; Hoffa, No’  AFL-CIO Rejects Teamsters If Hoffa Goes With the Deal

Stalling Tactics Part of Strategy   West Reacts With Anger and Regret

Doubt Space Shot Friday For Shepard   Predict Storms Over Atlantic Where His Capsule Would Land; Clouds Also Likely

STATE TRAFFIC Dep a Pees 1961 to date 98; im agay 8 1960 te date 133: all wenn   Forecast of Squalls Dims Friday Space Flight Hopes

Prepare for Flight Tomorrow  Storm Again May Halt First U. S. Space Shot

Forecast Of Squalls May Postpone Flight   Weather Worse At Recovery Zone Than Over Cape Canaveral Launching Site

Population Center of U.S. Cow Pasture   Farmer May Not Like Tourists Stomping on Corr

Treeless Pasture in Illinois Greets . Tourists Seeking Population Center

John Dalton Inaugurated AAth Governor of Missouri   Cross Burned at University   Clear Weather Welcomes Pageant At Gov. Dalton’s Inauguration

Inauguration Parade Seen By Thousands   Blair and Dalton Ride Parade Route In a Convertible

Colorful Parade With Bands, Majorettes and Mule Spark Ceremonies

MORGUE FINDS ‘BODY’ IS ALIVE  Man, Certified Dead Rauivad an Rida

Police Clear Chicago Beach, Jail 1] in “‘Wade-In' Unrest   Todays Weather Report

DURING NEGRO ‘WADEIN’  C hicago Police Dishand Uncul Crowd At Beach

 Crackdown Starts on Hijackers  Armed Guards Escort U.S. Airplanes

In War On Hijackers  Some Airliners Put On Guards, Committee Told

Armed Guards Are Riding Som Airline Flights   Senators Debate Law To Make Hijacking A Federal Crime

Atter El Paso Attempt — -Armed Guards Ride Some Airliners Operating in U.S.

Air transport Ofticial felis Congress  Armed Guards Are Riding Several Air Flights

Guards Now Ride Planes, Group Told   Senate Hearings. Held on Legislation Aimed at Hijacking

Action Is Taken In Wake Of Hijacking; Life Term For Plane Stealers Sought

OOPS! FELL OFF AGAIN   ‘Best Insurance’ ‘Some Airliners Carrying Guards

More Punch Against Piracy   Guards Already Ride Shotgun On US. Airliners, Report

Guards With Arms Riding Some Flights   May Punish Air Hijacking With  Life Imprisonm-nt

Tribune-Star Sunday Average Circulation  Year Ending Sept. 30, 1961... 46,802

Circulation Statement of The Terre Haute Tribune Average Daily Circulation  Year Ending Sept. 30. 1961... 30.463

TALE OF TWO CITIES: West Berliners. Expect No War, See Big Risks

Tale Of Two Cities ... I Danger Of War Great In A Divided Berlin      By HARRY FERGUSON United Prese International

MacArthur Returns to Philippines As National Hero, Republic Liberator

«ae Eg ae pray “PL  BELOVED LAND  Gis, “MacArthur Returns To Philippines

Prosecutor Denounces Eichmann   Right To Try Former Nazi Is Proclaimed

Eichmann in Glass Box   Eichmann’s Prosecutor Proclaims Israel's Right to Try Him as Killer of Millions of Jews

Eichmann's Prosecutor Proclaims Israel's Right to Try Him as Killer of Millions of Jews

Yo Atonement frorihts Crime’  Right To Try Eichmann  Proclaimed By Hausner

Prosecutor Proclaims RightToTry Eichmann   No Atonement For This Crime No Pardon,  He Contends

[srael’s Right In Kichmann  Case Defended   Prosecutor Savs ‘For This Crime There Is No Atonement’

‘For This Crime No Atonement’  Eichmann Trial Just, His Prosecutor Cries To Israeli Judqes—

Israel States Right To Try A. Eichmann   ‘No Atonement, No Pardon—There Can Be No Forgetting’

Saturday Will See Mammoth Mock War  US Defense To Take Over All Airways And Air Waves

Mock War Saturday In American Sky   Airliners, Private Planes Grounded For U.S., Canadian Drill.

FLIGHTS GROUNDED Air Force to Launch Mock War Over Nation Saturday

FROM NOON TO MIDNIGHT  All Civilian Aircraft Grounded for Mock War

Mock Aerospace War on Vast Scale Set for North America on Saturday

Non-Military Craft Grounded  Mock Air War To Rage In Skies On Ssturday

Non-Military Aircratt To Be Grounded   To Stage Mock War Tomorrow

For 12 Hours Saturday Mock Aerospace War to Rage Through North American Skie:

No Non-Military Flights Mock Aerospace War on Vast Scale Will Rage on Saturday

On The inside   test North American Defenses  Mock War To Rage Over U.S.

Commercial Planes  Grounded 12 Hours   Operation Sky Shield I! Make-Believe Conflict Will Down Interior Flights From 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tomorrow

‘Sky Shield’ Test of NORAD To Halt Planes  Military Aircraft   Military Aircraft To Sweep ‘Nation In Vast ‘Games’

To Test Nation's Aerial Defenses in Mock War Friday   250,000 Airmen of Various Services to Participate; Ground Commercial Planes.

Mock Air War To Rage Over North America   All Non-Military Plane: Will be Grounded For 12 Hours Tomorrow

But, No Gunfire:      Simulated Air Attack To Test U.S. Defenses On Saturday

Mock Aerospace War on Vast Scale Will Cover U.S. in Saturday Test

Air Force Due Mock War Test   War Lest  Operation Sky Shield’s Target Saturday In North

Mock War Over Skies Saturday   Non-Military Planes Grounded for 32 Hours

Non-Military Planes Grounded Mock Aerospace War Set  For Saturday In Nation

Moek War To Rage In U.S.   Commercial Planes To Be Grounded In Saturday Test

Mock War to Be Fought Through American Sky   WASHINGTON (AP) — Mock aerospace war on a vas wala ail rece Sahirdav through Noh American skies.

To Last 12 Hours Test NORAD  Vast Mock Air War Set Saturday  Will Ground All Civil Planes

Michael, Youngest Of Family, Lost On Science Trip  In Savage Area

While On Government Expedition Rocky’s Youngest Son, 25, Lost In S. Pacific Jungle

Disappears: In Dutch  New Guinea  ~ Governor Plans To Fly There To Help Search

Governor's Youngest Son Disappears While Hunting For Primitive Sculpture

Disappears In New Guinea on Sculpture Hunt  Michael Rockefeller, 23, Lost   Michael Rockefeller, 23, Lost In One of Wildest Parts of World; Father En Route There.

Fierce Savage Tribe Inhahits Dutch District   Michael Disappears While Scouting for Primitive Sculpture

Micheal, 23, Has Been On Anthropological Expedition   MAY BE VICTIM OF NEW GUINEA TRIBE

Kennedy s Brother. Approved   Senate Committee OKs Appointment As Attorney General

* d ppen ae: a ; Agencies to  Be Changed Under Bills  Senate Approves . Three Measures”  On. Reorganization

Edition Curtailed New York Times. Printers  Stage Wildcat Walkout

Algerian Rebels Expect Gesture  Goodwill Move By France Indicated

Rebels Agree To Talk With  French Leader   France Expected to Shift Jailed Rebel In Good Faith Move

Algerian Rebels Expect France to Make Offer To Speed Negotiations

LEGISLATORS AWAIT PLAN OF GOVERNOR   Two Negroes Are Now Unable To Start Classes

Delay Granted at South University   Permits Appeal: to Higher Court on Admitting Nearoes

Governor of Georgia Vows No Integration   Tells Cheering Legisature He Has Plan to Give Every Child Freedom of Association; Judae Defers Nearo Enrollment at Universit

Postpones Move Until Last Term   TIME TO THINK   CONTEST DECREES   STUDENT PETITION

Two Negroes Delayed In School Entry   Stay Is Granted To Permit Appeal In Higher Court

Delay School Entrv To 2   Federal Order Delays Enrollment Of Negroes At Georgia University

Attorneys For Pair Quickly Appeal Ruling  Georgia Legislature   Georgia Legislature Cheers Decision, Vandiver Plan

Stay Given By ‘Court  In Georgia   Negro Entrance At University Delaved To March

Federal Judge Grants Stay To         Two Negroes Were Making Final Pians To Enter University Today

‘Federal judge Grants Stay  _ University Of Georgia Desearegation Delayed

Integration At Georgia U. Is Delayed   Judge Grants Stay To Permit Appeal To Higher Court

Federal Judge Today Grants Delay  In Integrating Georgia University

Order Halts Enrollment Of Negroes   Judge Grants Stay For Georgia U. Integration Appeals

Federal JudgeGrants Delay in Dispute over Allowing Negroes in Georgia U.

Stay Granted In Integration Of Georgia U.   PRESSURE FASED   GOVERNOR TO TALK

Judge Stays His Own Order to Admit Two Negroes to All-White Georgia University

Or der. Halls Ene ollment Of Negr oes   Judge Grants Stay” . For Georgia U. Tnteseation Anpeals

Judge Gives Segregation  Force Delay Order Postpones  Monday Deadline For Intecration

Georgia Solons Given Time To Act on Financial Crisis  Connected With Integration

Integration order stayed   Federal judge allows time to appeal decision

¥ Ait€n County Public Library  $1,000 Worth of Prizes Given Away by Merchants

“pi   Sime County Public Library » 44 ALY EN, "  ‘Spring Festival Time’ Gets Underway In Ailee

After Riotous Night  Police Patrol Naples   Rewair crews started hauling

BIG ARMS CACHE DISCOVERED : Plot to Assassinate Governor Reported

At Least 42 Escape With Their Lives   Wreckage Of Big Mexican Airliner Swept By Flames

Fate Of Sy) Others Not  Determined   Mexican DC-BB Burns Following Tdiewild Crash

At Least 4? Passengers, (fF 106, Live   Plane Cracks Into Fence At Idlewild, Burst Into Flames

{Aras A Catches Fire In Spt ANY   Many Of 106 Aboard Safe; Search Wreckage

Tshombe, Katanga's Leader, Whips Crowd To Fury, but His Own Troops Save Swedes

Thousands Of Knife. Wielding Africans At- tack U. N. Troops   KATANGA SOLDIERS HOLD BACK RIOTERS

Swedish Force Stands With Sten Guns Ready; Rioters At Terminal Rip Flag to Bits

Knife-Wielding Africans Run Wild in Rampage Against United Nations Troops

Ishombe Stirs  Mob But Fails  To Calm Storm Disciplined Army O!  ntanag Keccriupc

Africans Run Wild In Congo   U.N. Soldiers Target OF Stone, Knife Wielders

Elisabethville Natives Riot Against U.N.   Angry Tshombe Too Late  To Call Off Attack Force

Africans Riot Against Swedish U.N. Troops   Elizabethville Scene of Riot Precipitated By Tshombe

Storm Airport After Swedes Balk Seizure   Elisabethville Area Is Like City at War After Bitter Attack

Wield Knives, Stones  Katanga Mobs Attack UN Force at Elizabethville

Married 80 Years,Couple, 100 - 108,  Honored for Excellent Citizenship

FOR $5,000 REWARD  Paroled Convict Led Cop: To Lair Of Killer Cook

Foreign Aid Bill Signed By Kennedy   $4.2 Billion Measure Is Far Short of What President Wanted

InvadersGrab 2 Areas Held by Portugal   U.S. Condemns Aggression, Use of Armed Force

Weather Station Set For Farmers   Year-Around Facility Will Be Launched In Spring

"Civil Defense, Costly Boondoggle Or National Survival Insurance?

Civil Defense Billion-Dollar Boondoggle? Or Survival Insurance? Take Your Choice

Is Civil Defense Investment In National Survival Or ‘Billion Dollar Boondoggle?’

London Cops, Interpol Baffled by Art Theft   (see picture, Page 2)

Protection Of The ‘Riders’ Cost $225,000   Atty. Gen. Appears To Support Reques' For Appropriation

Seems To Be(e) Dangerous   Montgomery Marshal Tab Set at $225,000 by RFK

Educators Advise Improved Programs Fear Many Foreign Students  May Go Home Our Enemies

Inside...   1, Many Become Anti-American  Fducators Gite Failures in Student Exchange

Foreign Students May Become Anti-American, Say Ranking Educators

‘MANY OF FOREIGN STUDENTS STUDYING IN U. S. MAY BECOME "ANTIERMERICAN, SURVEY SHOWS

Victims parents of 7 children   Shot in the back of head, both laying on sides

WESTERN UNITY IN NUCLEAR DEFENSE AND ECONOMICS IS PROPOSED BY BRITISH LEADER

Double Prize Possible  Macmillan Pushes Unity In Atomic, Economic Areas

Macmillan  Asks New West Unity  Wants Nuclear Defense And  ~ EFeonomic Ties

Maemillan  Asks Unity  In Defense Allied Nuclear  Ties ‘Essential

Two Teen-Age Killers Face Kansas Trial   Say They Will Welcome a Speedy Execution.

 AIOTCAKO May be First  Top Scientist Quitting Soviet Union Unheard Of

MEMBER OF ARISTOCRACY Red Scientist's Defection Is Rare In Modern Russia   SATISFACTION

Castro Says He’s Willing To Hold Talk   Charges U.S. With Pla Of Armed Agression; Ready for ‘Settlement’

Fighter Craft Fail to Keep It From Cuba   French Algerian Gun Toter Forces Flight; Colombian Aboard

Military Jets Fail in Chase  Airliner With 81 Aboard Forced to Fly to Havana

riijacked Jet Returned: Passengers, Crew Safe   Premier Boasts  Of Soviet Power

Pilot Forced To Fly DC8  'To Havana   French Algerian Hijacks Airliner Over Mexico; American Planes Fail At Interception: Casirg On Hand

Cuba Releases Craft With 80 People Aboard   Pirate Remains — Behind As Guest Of Fidel Castro

Flies Back ‘To Miami, 30 Aboard  But Hijacker   But Hijacker Is Detained In Havana

Fighters Fail To Intarcept  DC8 Airliner   Castro Says Jetliner Released Because Foreign Minister of Colombia Was Passenger.

OWA VEHICLE DEATHS ae TUG SOCATED PRES!      Frank Fay, Former Vaudeville’ Comedian, Radio Star, Dies

Little Chance Seen for Postal Gas Tax Hikes  B2oet Da nsitant Maw Ra   But President May Be Able to Block 1 Cent Drop In Motor Fuel Levy.

Little Chance Of Kennedy's Tax Increase  President May Talk Congress Inte Holdin Gas Tax 1-Cent Cut

‘Students Dance Downtown  Drab Moscow Day Transformed By Word About Man in Space

Khrushchev Is Believed Ready To Ease Crisis      U.S. Seen Ready To Halt Armed Jabs In E. Berlin

Plane Defies Reds  U.S. And Soviet Tanks Withdraw From Border      Tanks Cavort At Berlin  Nikita Gropes For Safety Catch On Game Of Russian Roulette

Nikita Hint He’s Ready For Meet   Soviet Premier Seems To Grope For “Safety Catch’

Khrushchev Reaches For Safety Catch   Dispatch Of Tanks Shows Russia Responsible For Berlin.

Pretty Perplexing   Butte United in Ité Efforts Under Redevelopment Act

Senate Opens Hearing -Federal Action Against Plane Stealers Sought   Plane Hijacking ~ Hiahliahts   Tinge Of Old West-‘Shotqun’ Riders For Airliners?

Before the Judge SET $5,000 BOND FOR ‘SHORTY’ HART — ON BREAKIN CHARGE AT SPIRIT LAKE

Before the Judge   ee a ey aie oe a SET $5,000 BOND FOR ‘SHORTY’ HART  — ON BREAKIN CHARGE AT SPIRIT TARE

Women Of World Urged To Exert Their Influence   _.. By Mmes. Kennedy, Khrushchev

Grim Count Climbs In Final Hours   Officials Fear Road Tragedies May Reach 500

Tragic Highway Death Toll  Will Shatter Mark for Four-Day Memorial Weekend

Four Killed Each Hour, NSC Says   Boat Mishaps, Drownings Also Take Heavy Toll

TRAFFIC TOLL OVER HOLIDAY IS NEW MARK   Americans Being Killed Off At Rate Of  Four An Hour   TOTAL COULD BE IN EXCESS OF 500

Death Toll Record Set In Traffie   Late Repor is Keep Sending Total Higher

Holiday Toll lotals 639 For A Recore   Long Holiday Death List Includes 436 Traffic Fatalities

Halt California Teen-Age Riots  Estimated 1,000 Youths Stage Two-Hour Melee at Alhambra

No Injuries Listed  1 i) Teen-agers Involved in Riots At Alhambra, Calif

Police Bottle Up Youngsters In 5-Block Area   Officers Indicate No One Hurt Badly; Tilts Flare Quickly

Four Melees Quelled and 88 Arrested   Deputies, CHP, Nearby Officers Pour In to Help

1,000 Youths Hold-2 Hour Riot Near L. A.   Melee in'5-Block Area As Police Try to Halt Scuffle a+ Drive-ln

MORE THAN 1,000 INVOLVED  Wild Riots Staged By Youths in Calitornia

But UN Says Big Push Ts ‘Unlikely’ Soon, Although Troops Sent  Tshombe Vows People Ready to Dic To Defend ‘Freedon’ of Nation

United Press International  ELISABETHVILLE, Katanga, The Congo—UPI—Katangese forces dug in today for an expected all-out offensive by United Nations troops.

In Supreme Courl Action  Rapist to Die; Legislators Pay Boost Begins March 23

‘Project Plans  COUNTY KEY VOLUNTEER: TO SPENCER CANCER’ CRUSADE MEET JAN. 24.

16 Injured As Bolt Hits Army Post   Ft. Benning Trainees  Fleeing Rainstorm

Briefs...  From the Wire By The Associated Press  Soviets Propose Laos Free of Foreian Troops

A Sure Thing?   Allies Sight Soviet Trap In Bid For Neutral Lao:

Neutral Laos Proposed By Soviet Union   West Sees Veto As Potential Trap In — Rucecian Pranosagl

West Sees Trap in Red Laos Plan   Russia Wants All Foreign  TroopsRemovec

(Gol ELS FUSDIBLE TRAP  Soviets Propose Independent, Neutral Laos

FREE OF FOREIGN TROOPS West Detects Veto Trap In Soviets’ Proposal For Laos

U.S. Leery Of Soviet  Laos Plan   “Double Barreled” Veto Power Seen Unacceptable

Soviet Veto * Trap Spotted In Laos Plan   Both Russia, U. S. Proposals Provide Troop Withdrawal

Propose Foreign Troops Leave Area  Trap in Soviet Laos Plan Seen

West Wary Of  Soviet Trap Ir Laos Proposal   Both Plans Envision Neutral Policy But U. S. Sees ‘Double-Barreled Type Of Veto’: Russians Admit Air Lift

Western Powers Suspect Red Veto In Russ Proposal for Neutral Laos

Claim Engineer Rented Tractors To Highway.  Contractors For $5000

EAST GERMANS THREATENING NEW SQUEEZE   ‘reedom Of Border. Crossers Menaced By  Communists   WOULD ELIMINATE RADIO TRANSMITTER

German Reds Put Pressure On Workers   Communist Rulers Begin Squeeze On Border-Crossers

Reds Warn East Berlin Residents    Workers In West To Be Deprived Of New Apartments

On Transmission Lines  Senate Committee Asks Bureau To Negotiate With Private Utilities

Death Claims 5 Children At Pienic   Rowhboat Filled With 10 Persons Sinks In River

“TRAGEDY ON PICNIC  FIVE CHILDREN : DROWN IN INDIANA  j      Man Drowns In Sangamon River

ae ee ee ees  5 Children Die As Rowboat With10 Aboard Sinks!InRive.

Pleasant Picnicking, Fishing Trip Ends in Tragedy as Five Drown in Overloaded Boat

In Kankakee River Floodwater  Rowboat With Ten Aboard Sinks: Five Drown

Five Children Die As Boat Capsizes In Floodwaters  Five Other Persons Aboard 10-Foot Craft Escape tn Indiana

5 Children Perish in Indiana Boat Tragedy   10 Aboard Small Rowboat as It Sinks  In Elandwratear While Group l¢ on Picnic

Showers Cover East as Weekend Stormy Weather Ends in Midwest; Fog Hits NYC

Crashed Plane Pilot Heard At CAB Probe   Given Command During Flight

HUSBAND IS ‘THRILLED'      Wife of Grissom ‘Can't Tell Feelings’

Microwave and pants Towers Are Sabotaged   Troops Rushed to Guard System From Further Blasts

Relay Stations Blown Up In Utah, Nevada   FBI, National Guard Called Out In Mysterious Case

BLAST IN NEVADA AND UTAH   Explosions Touch Off Manhunt In Several States   HINT SABOTAGE   \g_inst America’s Civi Defense Warning Setup: FBI Joins Probe

Microwave Units In Salt Lake Area Bombing Targets  FBI Joins Probe   FBI Joins Probe As Blasts Wreck Relay Stations

Detense nerve  slashed   Explosions touch off multi-state manhunt

FBI Investigating Bomb Damages to Telephone Tower   Chance of Sabotage Is Being Probed; Defense Cammunications Unset.

[sane orecurs or Yandars:  Cables and Micro Wave In Two States Dynamited

Tower Blasts Set Gil Manhunt And Jitters   lowa’s Guard  On The Alert

FBI Probes Damage At 3  Tower “Sites Sabotage Weighed   Sabotage Weighed In Blasts Crippling Vital Relay Station:

Blasts wreck relay towers   America’s CD communications momentarily cut

Clues Hunted In Mysterious Western Blasts   Communication Site: Damaged; Some Are fal inn 13 Culatuna

Mystery Blasts Rip Microwave Towers   FBI, Police Probe for Clues in Dynamiting Of Three Defense Communications Stations Attack Sets Off War-Like Nervousness

Portions Of CD System Disabled   FBI, National Guard Quick To Start Hunt

Relay Tower Blasts Put lf. $. On Edae   Scbotage Feared In Civil Defense Communications

Relay Stations On Telephone Lines Wrecked   War-Like Nervousness Follows Explosions In Utah, Nevada

3 Desert Stations  Shattered  WESE. Piss mesla Baden   FBI, Guards Join In Manhunt Amid Talk Of Sabotage

)-State Blasts Being Probed  OMMinicarTrinn   3 Communication Setups Destroyed

Dynamited Relay Station   At Relay Stations Dynamite Blasis Touch Off Multi: State Manhunt

Blasts Shatter Microwave Stations   NationalGuard Takes Up Watch Across NM

Hunt CD Saboteurs In Desert   3 Blasts - Damage  Unmanned Stations

Relay Station Blasts Probed   3 Microwave Units In Far West Smashed

 Dynamite Blasts At Relay Station !Touching Off Multi-State Manhunt

Nerves Jangle In West After Station Blasts   Manhunt Spreads Over Wide Area

Mystery In Blasted Relay Posts   Civil Defense System Cut Off Temporarily

Dynamited Relay Station—   Blasts Wreck Desert Microwave Stations

Address At Arlington Honors Vets   Kennedy Pleads. For Preservation of ‘Freedom Frontiers’

VETERANS DAY SPEECH Kennedy Restates  Pledge To Fight For World Freedon

Prays World Shall Learn to Live as ©  Friends in Future  Veterans Day Speech Made Before Tombs o

Peace Depends on Ability To Fight. President Says   Promises U.S. Will Defend Freedom in Talk Honoring Veterans of Nation’s Wars

Go ov. Powel A Welcomed  Ft. Bragg Officials Put No Credence In Complaints

Troops Clash As Warfare Rocks Congo   UN Forces Ordered to Hold: Key Bases by. Force of Arms

Naval Base Bombarded In Nightlong Clash; Sudan Soldiers Said In Refrealt —

Dodgers Beat Braves, 7-3   Castro Puts Harsh Economic Curbs on Cubans’ Spending

Castro imposes Harsh Controls Over Spending   Limits Cubans’ Bank Deposits, Withdrawals

FOLLOWING CURRENCY ISSUE Harsh New Cuban Economic Controls Decreed By Castro

Hearing Set Sept. 6 .  Provo City Asks Court For Ruling On Legality Of New Repeal Petition

Congo Fighting Baters Fifth Day  Political War Boils Up Over U.N. Action  In Katanga Province

Clean Up Outskirts: U.N. And Katangan Forces In Battle For Fifth Day

6-County Area Feels Brunt Of Spring Storm   Property Damage Extensive, But No Deaths Reported

Broad Areas In Ohio Hit. By Twisters   None Dead But Damage High In 6-County Section

Destruction Reported in 6 Counties   Carroll Among Sections Struck By Tornadic Wind:

Brown Starts His Bid For Reelection  Republicans Already Workina Hard Trvir   Republicans Already Working Hard Trying Te Defeat Him

Standby For U.N. Help U.S. Cancels Goodwill  ; ) ry * — Navy ( rip In Congo

But les Nothing to'Brag About :  Holiday Traffic Toll Falls ‘Short of Last Year's Mark

Fatalities Still Less Than Last New Year's Record  Traffic Death Toll Is High

JFK POLICY LATIN. AMERICA FACING TEST   Meanwhile, U. S. Forces Gather With Eye On  Dominica.   KENNEDY FAVORS FACT -FINDING TEAM

OAS Meeting To Consider US. Request   Asks Body To Send Fact-Finding Mission Into Dominican Rep.

Trujillo's Heirs May Block Probe  Expect OAS Approval Of U. S. Request for  Terror Inauiryve—-Send

President’s Latin Policy Faces New Major Test  Big Question: How To Handle Dominican Republic?

Tri iple Slayer ‘Sought:  Guard May Be Called Out In Huge Manhunt

Takes Over High Post On Jan. 2   Justice Edwards Quit To Be Commissioner Of Police in Detroit

Gov. Swainson Appoints Adams to High Court   Altorney General Named Successor to Edwards

Hurricane Watch In Effect Over East Gulf Coast Area   See Advisory on Page &

Peak W inds at. 110  M. PE H. Hurricane Clara Bears Down  On Coast; ‘Debbie’ Is Born

‘People You Know      ‘SUTBACK: A LIQUOR 1           eniacontere a THIS COUNTY.   Earl.Cooper and Milo * Homan Given Notice

People You Know   CUTBACK: “AT LIQUOR STORES AFEECTS “TWO: , IN THIS COUNTY

Unfeeling Assembly Deprives State Dogs mi T'1... Ast... £9  Wi FUG IVICGS FIGUSES  i a

 Upsetting ‘Unsavory’ Reputation - -  Teen-Agers Blazing New Frontier Trail

Block Increased  Jobless Benefits  G. O. P. in Indiana House Foils Democrats

Courts Order  End Of CORE  Protest Acts Tear Gas Used To  Quell Baton Rouge Demonstrations

By Federdf, State Judges— End Demonstrations  CORE Leatlers Ordered

Court Orders Hit at CORE   73 Jailed Result of Demonstrations KAaainst Race Bias

pase OFFICIALS ARRESTED  CORE Leaders Ordered To Stop Demonstrations

Senate Puts Approval on Defense Bill   Measure ‘Includes $525 Million. for Long-Range Bombers

Timely Tidings  DRS. MEYLOR ISSUE FINAL REMINDER— FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO’ EASTER SEALS

Timely Tidings   SSEREWEY  EUETEY. DRS. MEYLOR ISSUE FINAL REMINDER— FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO EASTER SEALS

Demos Lash at Eisenhower For Latest Verbal Attack   Sandburg Adds to the Fire

White House Silent, But... Senate Democrats Lash Ike For Budget, Peace Corps Ran

Senators Answer Ike  On Poliey   Mansfield, Hart. Neuberger, Gore  Defend Kennedy

Demos strike back at Ike   Reminded he had highest peacetime deficit in history

Tax Incentive Intended as Business Prod  Kennedy Will Send   Kennedy Will Send Proposal to Congres: In Next Few Weeks

Barron Lists Record 30 Items  Pipeline, Reapportionment Included In Legisiative Calli

Bourguiba Says Britain, U. S. Side With France In Issue Over Naval - Air Base

Anxious To Get French Out Of Aree   Admits His Troops Fired First Shots

Tunisian City Taken By French   President of Tunisia Asks Negotiation of France's Withdrawal from Naval Bas

lroops, Snipers Battle in Heart of Bizerte City  US, Great Britain  Backing France, Rourauiba Savs

‘Dag’ Urges U.N. Cease  Fire Action   Bourguiba Proposes Talks, Hits AtU.S., British, French Link

SNIPERS FIRE AT INVASION FORCES   Tunisian Resistance Pockets Broken Down   Complains United States And Great Britain Are Siding With France

Bourguiba Raps U. S. And Britain   Withdrawal Of  French Proposed

Habib Waits Decision Of U.N. Couneil   French Take City; U.S., Britain Cited On Favoring France

Troops Still Battling In Heart of City   U.S., Britain Cited For Siding With France By Leader

Tunisia pushing tor talks   Wants French pullout from naval-air base

Bourguiba Asks Negotiation for French fo Leave   Bizerte Is Occupied, Fighting Continues

French Send  Troops Into City’s Heart   Snipers Firing; Tunisia Awaits U.N. Decision

French Retake Bizerte Under Sniper Fire   Bourguiba Proposes French Withdrawal From Naval-Air Base

Bourguiba Asks Negotiations on French Pullout   French Troops Fight Last Resistance in Heart of Bizerte

Showers   Tunisian Chief Asks Parley in Bizerte Dispute   French Put on New Pressure, Occupy Bulk of Port City

UN Urges Cease Fire  In French Tunisia   Ask Withdraw At Naval Base

To Select New City Council Absentee Balloting Indicates Tuesday Vote May Reach 10,000

Voting Begins At 7 A.M. City's New Administration Will Be Selected Tuesday

Unparalleled Trial Starts Tuesday For Former Chief Of Nazi Gestapo   Re BPFIVAN MORIN

Responsible for Death of 6 Million Jews?  Eichmann Trial To Start Tuesday

Dissatisfaction With Hoffa s Becoming Eviden   First of Two Firms Vote To Leave Teamsters

Terror Met With Terrer in Black Man‘s Unrising In Colonial Angola

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Kansas Forecast Is  For Warmer Weather

KNIGHT AIDE CLAIMS HE HEARD OFFER   Friend, Candidate Scheduled for  -Prass Conference

Paul Mason Backs Story Friend of Knight Says He Heard  Nixon ‘Plum’ Bid

Former Official Claims He Heard Call To Knight From Dick Nixon's Friend

Mason Says He Heard Nixon Offer   Supports Charge of Job Exchange for Quitting Race

Mason Backs G.K.'s Charge   Says He Heard Nixon Emissary Make Proposal on Telephone

LA Man Believes Knight Will Name Him, Denies Being Nixon ‘Emissary’

Knight To Name Nixon Emissary  * * * * * * * * * * * *  Witness To Alleged Phone Call Savs Deal Offered

Mason said he was present when Kniaht received call   Western Republicans set sights ‘on 1962 Conaressional elections

Knight to Give Name, He Says  News Conference to Be Held Wednesday

Former State Official Claims. . .  » Nixon's Friend Did Offer Choice of Jobs to Knight

Claims Bid Made of ‘Any Job’ .   Tells Phone Call by Nixon ‘Envoy’

Knight Charge Backed   Ex-Calif. Official Says He Overheard Nixon Friend ‘Offer Plum’

Knight Will Name Nixon Emissary  OT ERR Se MEINE) SYR S rena eti ee   News Conference Is Set For Wednesday

Job Offerer To Be Told, Knight Says   LA. Financier  Es og py agg   LA. Financier Thinks He'll Be One Named

Opponents Give Views On Taconite   Supporters of Amendment Point Out Tax Guarantee Needed to Help Iron Range

Medel Community Idea Fails . Last Disillusioned Colonists  ‘Return, Wiser and Poorer

Texans Shy Away From Tax Chatter   qe aE LL Eee ee (eee iG a Nea  Older. Wiser--and Poorer   Older.

STRANGE CREATURE FOUND IN FIELD  Pet's a Cat-- or Maybe a Rabbit

Three Persons Die In Kansas Road Crashes   Five-Car Accident Kills One, Injured Four Others

Non-Aligned Nations Wonder Who Qualifies for Fence-Sitting Parleys

Roster Uncertain Uncommitted Nations Plan  Makeup of Summit Meeting

Neutral Summit Conference Is Having A Rough Time ‘Selecting Fence-Sitters For The Up Coming Meeting

Race Strife Breaks Out  In Alabama   ‘Freedom Riders’  Attacked on Buses

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY e   (Coprichted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion ft eatures)

(U.S. SAID PLEASED WITH STEPS PLANNED  U Thant Drafts Sweeping Plan for Katanga Operation

Debt Limit Increase  AskedAgain  And Senate Unit Votes Extension  Of Excise Taxes

Debt Limit Hike Asked Of Congress   Present Major Excise Taxes Due To Stay

Senate Finance Group Retains Old Tax Rates   Attempts To Repeal Various Taxes-Lose Out In Committee

2 Western Leaders In Conference   ‘Little Summit’ Talks Begin Between French British Heads of State

Fire In Czechoslovakian Coal Mine Fetal To 108 Men   Lightning Kills Four Army Recruits

Official News Agency Says Rescue Teams Fail to Save Miners Trapped in Flames

Cause Of Disaster Unknown cascaded ttc tatoel Paden tele  L108 Coal Miners Killed  In Czechoslovakian Fire   15 Others Suffer Injury  4A Army Reeruits Killed  By Lightning In Georgia

108 Czech Miners Are  Killed   Fire Spreads Quickly In Carpathian Mine, Cause Is Unknown

In Czechoslovakia —        108.Men Perish When Trapped In Mine Fire

108 Czech Miners Killed During Fire   Mine Rescue Teams Battle Flames Until Early Hours

108 Czech Miners Die  In Blaze Superhuman Efforts   Superhuman Ffforts To Rescue Victims Are to No Avail

Coal Mine Fire Claims 108, Cause Sought   Battin Offers Plan to Aid Drought Region

MEN TRAPPED WHEN BLAZE BREAKS OUT   Superhuman Efforts Made In Rescue Attempt  SPENE (IF FIRE   In Section Where 80 Per Cent Of Czechoslovakia Coal Is Produced

108 Miners Killed In Czech Fire   Cause Of Disaster Not Determined

108 Killed in Mine Tragedy   Flames Sweep Works in Czechoslovakia: Cause Is Unknown

—-€zeech Mine Disaster 108 Lose Lives When Fire Ravages Coal Pit

St, Joseph Academy Tells Honor Roll   Semester’s Top Students Announced Today.

DiSalle Defends Decision to Spare Woman   FF NANA LIE SALINAS au iVit WNAILN lina an  Kennedy Task Force Favors Temporary Income Tax Cut

You'll Find It   Pi MMONMICIOD FT YOCCUD A MUU  JFK Says Tax Cut Makes Sense

Drop Imminent lf Upswing Not Here By Spring   Request Congress Give Kenendy Power To Cut Income Taxes

Temporary Income Tax Cut Plan Wins Strong Support   Nixon to Announce Kennedy Victory

Tn tT terre eo   lax Cut Support Increases   Advisers, Labor Give Kennedy Economic Arms

Own Pistol Takes Life of Gunman   4 Victims Try to Disarm Man in Rob Attempt

Price-Rig Aftermath  Four Major Cities Suing Over Electric Equipment

REFUSE TO REVIEW LABOR RULING WASHINGTON (AP) — 1   Segregationists in wiretapping case

Acts Under Decree  } Castro Purges 120 Judges ‘As Counterrevolutionaries

Castro Purges 120 Of Cuba's Judges   Decree Cleans Courts Of Those Who Oppose His Revolutionary Proqram

Castro Acts To Control More Court:   Said To Have Less Success Fichting Rebels

 ‘Crusoe’ Found  e e e cri a pee WET 8 ¥ WWT*k a.   Survives LO Weeks In Wilds

Lost 90 Pounds, Suffered Incredible Hardships  Kentucky Man Found After 10-Week Ordeal Alone in Subarctic Wilderness of Alaska

RS ee Ee tae Seen Mee: eet ee ee  M. aybe I t Helps  Relieve Tension

Lawrence Pressures Legislature  Says He'll Cut Appropriations If Necessary

Sen. Butler Won't Seek Re-Election   Maryland Senator Cites ‘Compelling Personal Reasons’

Dutch, Belgian Airlines Barred  Action Is Called   Action Is Called Necessary Decision

President Warns Russian Premier Of War Danger if Soviets Precipitate New  Berlin Crisis.   JFK GREETED BY AUSTRIAN OFFICIALS

JFK to Warn Red Boss of Berlin Crisis   Disarmament Also Topic Of Discussion

Western Leader to Warn Russian of War Danger in New Berlin Crisis

% Week’s Free TV Magazine %& Church News > Book Corner % BIG Sports Coverage _  % Home Section   Kennedy, K meet for cold war talks

ATMOSPHERE FRIENDLY AS TALKS BEGIN   Cordiality Reigns At Big  Two Summit After  - Handshake Greeting;  Exchange Toasts At Luncheon.

President, Red Leader  In Vienna   JFK Set To Warn Of Berlin Danger, Urge Disarming

SUMMIT IN VIENNA  JFK Warns Khrushchev Of Dangers Of War, Nuclear Testing, Berlin

Lord's Supper Fete At New Delhi Shows [Marked Progress Toward Christian Unity

Downtown Doinas   POST OFFICE TO CLOSE WEDNESDAY -—- ON WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY

‘Not in Best Interest of  The Publie’   To Provide Plant With U.S. Corn For Processing

Would Provide Surplus Corn To Chemical Concern That Received 2,018,428 Gallons of Product From Island Dictatorship

‘Not in Public Interest’/—  Kennedy Acts to Halt Cuban Molasses Deal

White House Raps Receipt Of Molasses   Kennedy Aide Calls New Orleans Imports Not in Public Interes'

U.S. Acts to Halt  Cuban Molasses   White House Describes Trade as ‘Not in th Public Interest;’ Kennedy Orders Inquiry Into Imports by Company at New Orleans

LLL LBL LL LLL  White House Seeks To Halt  Cuban Molasses Shipments

W.H. seeking halt to buyin from Cuba   $2 million plus shipment unloaded in New Orleans

Officials Seek To Halt Shipments 0 Cuban Molasses  President Does Not Regard Trade As In Tha Dishlia lebaumch

DEAL NEAR FOR SURPLUS CORN SALE   President Feels Cuba Buy Not In Public Interest

One Dead, Two Wounded  Short Temper Blamed For Chicago Shootings

Divorce Bill Is Pushed Around   Senate Group Turn: Down Substitute In Proposal

PLP BDLO LOLOL ELLE POO EHD AEE IO EE Wife’s Anger Has Ramitications That Backfire

Kennedy Must ‘Decide Soon  On. Red Threat   Khrush Demands German Treaty  On His Terms

Kennedy's Decision Due  Soon On Berlin Threats   Khrushchev Stands Firm On my Policy; Wants Peace Settlement In Europe Soon

Reject Nikita  Challenge or Try For Compromise? By RAYMOND LAWRENCE

Nikita Boosts Threat During TV Appearance   JFK Has Two Choices— Reject Red Demands Or Seck Compromise  In Round Of Talks

Reds Intensify Threat To Berlin; 12 Courses Of Action Open To JFK

Liz Is Heavy Favorite for Oscar Award   For ‘Butterfield 8’; Garson, MacLain, Kerr Are Also Contenders

Elections Resulted in No Changes In States Legislative Alignment

Flections Fail to Alter Seats in Pa: House  Democrats Have 109-101 Majority; - Gained One Man

A Copious Dash  MOSCOW IS QUIET ON REPORT      U.S. Spokesman Dashes Story Of Astronaut

‘Space Expert Grounds Rumors  Russian-in-Orbit Talk Called \Untounded--Moscow Is Silent

Not Entirely A Fizzle  Part Of Ranger  Rocket Reacting As Planned

Firing Lapse Prevents Escape from Gravity Deep Space Probe Ends Up as Satellite

Scientists Reap Some Reward From Earth-Circling Satellite   Firine Malfunction

Secretariat Situation Deadlocked   Stevenson, Zorin Confer But Reach No Procedure Accor

NO PROGRESS MADE TO END UN DEADLOCK   Rumored Major Concession By Zorin Fails To Materialize   NO DATE SET FOR FUTURE MEETING

Russia, U.S. Locked on —  U.N. Boss  No Agr ‘eement ‘On Any thing’ After  Meeting

Flags Displayed By Secret Army  Algerian Rebel Grout   Algerian Rebel Group Opposed to DeGaulle

Penalties for Excess Wheat Are Stiffened   Small Wheat Producers Must Avoid Excesses.

Gen. Powell Speaks Of High Morale Of The Men Called For Active Duty

Problem Back Where lt Was 5 Months Ago : Reapportionment  Stickler Stands.

Church Affairs   SLATE YOUTH WEEK — SERVICE HERE SUNDAY AT CALVARY CHURCH

Church Affairs   SLATE YOUTH WEEK — SERVICE HERE SUNDAY AT CALVARY CHURCH  Ber Toto CL...

OVERTON BROOKS Louisiana Dean In Congress Dies  Following Attack

Curb on State Equalization Board Is Urged   Penalizes Industry, ‘Says Industry Leader

Officer Killed in Crash As Police Speed to New Galveston Beach Rioting

Partly Cloudy Elsewhere In State—  Thunderstorms Strike In Northeastern Kansas

Famed U.S. Pilot’s Death Under Study  Amelia Earhart Mysteriously Lost On July 2, 1937

Famed woman flier  Some teeth, few bones could be answer fo 24-vear mystery

Wait Study of Handful of Teeth, Few Bones In Flyer Disappearance

Last Chapter For Earhart   Remains Of Two Bodies Are Being Analyzed

Mystery Remains In San Francisco.  Are Latest Choptér i in Flier’s Disappearance

Mystery Lovers Delight  Professor Agrees to Stuay Bones, feeth Found ia Grave

Uncovered Bones. Teeth May Tell Earhart Story   "We are not sure there are the

New Chapfer In Mystery Of Aviatrix   Anthropologist Will Study Bones, Teeth Found On Sajnan

Experts Study Remains, Seek Earhart Clues   Teeth, Bones Taken to U.S. From Grave on Saipan Island

 Await Anthropological study in U. 3. Handful of Teeth, a Few Bones May Answet Mystery of Aviatrix Amelia Earhart’s Fate

Bones Revive Earhart Story   Finding of Remains in Grave On Saipan Recalls 1937 Disappearance

Doubts Bodies Found Those Of Earhart And Navigator   Teeth, Bones Believed Those Ot Earhart And Navigator

Weekend   % Week’s Free TV Magazine ¥%& Church News »%& Book Corner %* BIG Sports Coverage +% Home Section   In Amelia Earhart story   Last chapter unfolds

STUDY OF TEETH, BONES PLANNED Remains Of Shallow Saipan Grave May Be Those Of Aviatrix Earhart

Art Thieves Get  Another Canvas   London Loss Is Third Big Robbery Recently

Portrait of Wellington Disappears   Was Recent Purchase For Great Britain; Storm Center.   Offered To Sell.   By Duke of Leeds.   To Lead Search.

SAPO TEM Y Grows     Controversial Goya Portrait  Worth $392,000 Vanishes

Report Congo Soldiers Have Mutinied   Wild Rumors Sweep Capital Of Congo

Mutiny of Congo Troops Reported   Wild Rumors That Lumumba Is Free

Mutiny at Camp Where He Was Held Reported   Dag Cuts Trip Short As UN. Resumes Debate

Lumumba Said to Be Out of Jail   Ferry Boats Busy As Many Fearful He'll Seek Revenge

Lumumba Reported Freed In Congo Soldiers Mutiny   Cuban, Soviet Diplomats Ordered Out of Uruquay

Report Lumumba Has Been Freed in Troop Mutiny at His Prison Camy

Lumumba Believed Released   Riot Over Pay Given As Cause Of Insurrection

Rumors Sweep Congo That Lumumba Free  Soldiers Mutiny   Soldiers Mutiny At Camp Where Ex-Pramier Held

U.S. Denounces Soviet Charges   Lumumba Rumored Free In Mutiny Of Troops; Hysterial Crowds Flee

Venezuelan Government  Crushes, Rebellion  Revolt Against President . Lasts 5 Hours. Two Killed

Army Revolt Crushed   2 Killed In Five-Hour Venezuela Rebellion; Leaders Surrender

Latest Army Revolt Crushed By Venezuela   Two Killed Before Rebels Are Halted

Berlin Defense May Force Atomic War * EE ay Torce Atomic War  Attorney General Says JFK Will Use Nuclear Weapons

US. Prepared To Use A-Arm:   Kennedy’s Firmness On Berlin Stressed

{OFOTMEr OdYS . 6 .  \President ‘Would Use’ IN-Weapons in Berlin

U.S. Would Back Berlin With A-Bomb  ‘No Question’ Says Robert Kennedy On Nuclear Defenses

Bobby Kennedy Reports  President Ready To Use Nuclear Arms In Berlin

Upper Deckers Creek Organizzation Meets Thursday on Watershed Plans

House Unit Pushes Edueation Program   Senate Investigators Tangle Over Issue

Farm Committee Advises Land Retirement Scheme   ‘Farmers Not Ready for Rigid Control Program’

Eastern Blizzard Moves Out to Sea, But Cold Wave Grips Entire Seaboard

56 Deaths Blamed On Snowstorm Blizzard Moves Out To Sea; East Coast Paralyzed

East Coast Storm Heads Out to Sea   New York, New England Residents Battle Snow Drifts 10 Feet High

56 Deaths Blamed On The Storm  ‘Inaugural Day Blizzard’ Has Moved Out to Seq.

House Okays Tax Measure 71-58 ,   Bill Now Goes To Senate, Where A Complete Rewrite Is Expected

Soldier, Diplomat Walter Bedell Smith, lke’s Staff Chief, Dies of Heart Atfack

Castro Speech Dashes Hopes of Cuba’  Rapementaratace Wiltele Elected Cengac

Dash U.S. Reconciliation Hopes Castro Renews Threat To ‘Export’ Revolution To Latin American Nations

U.S., Cuba Reconciliation Hopes Dim; Inter-American System Challenged By Castro

Fidel May Cut Off Gitmo Water Supply  Aims Revolution At S. America

Local Issues Continue © To Block  Ford Peace  Negotiations   Negotiations At Top Level Postponed  Indefinitelv

Ford, VAW Seek End To Strike  Concentrate On Settlement Of Local Issues

Ford Strike Settlement Talks Eyed   Negotiators To Concentrate On Loeal Demands

Calls It Green-Inspired _seceraresveeseneustmsteetesr te Sts NNSA  Ziegler Blasts New  «ls Reapportioning Plan

Calls Ut Green-Inspired Z iegler Blasts New  o s+ Reapportioning Plan

Former Union  Leader Dies  Robertson Headed Locomotive Group For 31 Years

Agency for Aid Sought by Rusk From Congress   Single Body Would Handle Long-Term Programs, He Says

Rusk Urges OK To New Foreign Aid Program   Long-Range Proposal Would Have Minimum Of Strings Attached

Rusk Pushes Single Agency Aid Program  U rgerity Voiced To Senators Following leak Vienna Talks

Single Agency For Aid Abroad Urged by Rusk   Secretary Appears Before Committee

Rusk Asks New Plan For Loans   Seeks Separation  Between Economic, Military Aid

AGENCY URGED IN FOREIGN AID   Rusk Seeks Minimum Number of Strings

Create Foreign Aid Agency--Rusk _ Bureau Would Handle ~ Long-Term Assistance

HiJACKING VICTIMS TELL STORIES  Passengers on Liner Assured of Trip Home

Passengers Of Liner Assured Passage Home   Penniless Spaniards Suffer

Jap Prime Minister, Kennedy Will Talk New Partnership; Ike to Be Present At Wednesday Meeting

New Regime May Prove Anti-Israel  ss re Wi:   Syrians Fermerly Most Antagonistic Of Arab Nations

Inside The Times   Ex-\ eep 93 John Garner Greets Friends On Birthday

 Green Eyeshade and Two TV’s Former Vice-President Garner Observes  93rd Birthday at Home in Uvalde, Tex.

UAW and GE Launch Talks   Company and Union Spokesmen Voice Agreement Hopes

NOM A01y.S wnsonw ‘Oops, Of Modern Art Caught With Picture Upside Down

ART LOVER COULD Who Could Tell  The Difference?   116.000 VISTTORS

CARAVAN OF HOPE’  Barron to Direct Study. Tour of Depressed Areas

WT 42 Tech 19 Tex. 33 TCU 15 Alabama 34 Kan. 10 Ariz. 22 Rice 10 H-SU 0 Bay. 17 Ark. 7 A&M 14 Tenn. > ~ Ua @ N.M. 2] SMU 0      Communist Appetite Whetted for More

10 N.C 7 S.C.  7 Clemson 6 Duke   Berlin Crisis Yet To Reach Its Peak

PHYSIC Ady, POLITICAL BARRIER. - “U.S. Made Mistake In Letting Reds Build Wall

WEST MUST ELIMINATE WALL TO NEGOTIATE  Berlin Wall Represents Red Suecess

Wall puts tourniquet on ‘bleeding frontier CRISES IN BERLIN BECOMING

Conference in Geneva Kesumes ....     Peacemakers Try for a Laotian Coalition

3 Rival Laotion Factions Are Invited To Nevotiate For Coalition Government

Cambodia In Role Of  Peacemaker   Prince Asks Three Laotian Factions  To Negotiate For Coalition Government!

Laos Rivals Get Proposal For Coalition   Negotiations Asked At Geneva Meeting On Asian Troubles

3 Laos Rivals Given Bids to Geneva Talks Princes Invited To Negotiate For.

Laos Factions Invited to Talks   Aim Is To Form Coalition Regime

‘Cambodian Assumes Role Of Peacemaker for Laos   Invites Rival Factions to Negotiate In Geneva for Coalition Government

Cambodian Chief In Lead Role   Rival Princes Asked To Nego. tiate At Geneva

Rival Laotian Princes Urged To Negotiate   Invited To Geneva To Talk Over Forming Coalition Government

Prince in Role Of Peacemaker For Laos Rivals   Invites Others Join In Geneva Meetinas

IRY 10 BRING RIVAL GROUPS TOGETHER   Cambodian Chief Pursues — Role Of Peacemaker   U, S., BRITAIN   Reported Ready To Renew Charges Rebels Violating Cease-Fire

May Rebuild Bathhouse  Call State Fire Marshal In Probe Of Park Fire

Pil Give Up Plane, H... Says Castro  New Cuba Line: ‘United Party’

Sukarno Guest Of President  Kennedy Praises Indonesian Chief As World Leader

Sukarno In Washington For A Four Hour Visit With President Kennedy

Sukarno Arrives hn Capital, Gets Warm Welcome   Indonesia President Greeted by Kennedy

Pro-Katanga Group Stones U.S. Embassy   5 Demonstrators Arrested, Several Hurt In Clashes

Mobs Stone Embassy, Consulate   Crowd Shouts ‘Kennedy To The Gallawe’

 ARE YOU READY TO GO BACK TO WAR, PRIVATE JOHN DOE?   Army Reservists Willing To Fight For Berlin

The They May Not Know What It’s All About, But —  The Reserves Are ‘Ready To Fight’

Mobs Blame Belgium For His Slaying   Thousands Join In Moscow March, Hurl Stones At Embassy

Africans, Asians Join Russ Protest   Crowds Protest Widely For Death of Lumumba

Murder Solution  Expected  Prahore Mano   Probers Move Toward Arrest

Sponsored By Pepple id evinces! MedBc «seth  Twin Bills Boost Plan  For Branch Colleges

Added State Aid for Ohio Colleges Eyed   Legislature Handed 2 Bills To Replace Community Proposal

U.S. Promises south Viet Nam Strong Support   Need For Help Seen In Mounting Struggle With Communist Guerrillas

As Lawmakers Hunt Solution . . .  School Aid Row  Perils Program

Religious Issue Push — Endangers School Aid   Hearing Set For Churches

Pressure Mounts As Legislators Seek Way To Stop Religious Issue From Killing School Aid Program

Suggest Separate Legislation   Powell Offers Plan To Give Parochial, Private Schools Aid

Religious Isst™>-riireatens Federal School Aid Plan;   SENATE PROPOSAL DIFFER

Pressure Mounting In Senate, House; JFK Is In Muddle   Strike Benefits Are Not Taxable, Says High Court

Planning Advisors Elect Fred Zimmer   ‘Study Second Bill Providing Loans To Parochial Schools  Seek Way To Keep Religious Issue From Killing Federal School Aid

Religious Issue Is Threatening Entire Program   Diflering Proposals Advanced for Loan Plans to Private Institutions.

Nation's Road Trend Hopeful  New Year's Toil   New Year's Toll “Mounts SloWiy

Traffic toll slowly rising  Lowest on record  for early part of ohcarvance

Traffic Deaths Rising Slowly Over Nation   Fatalities Lowest On Record for Early Part of New Holiday

Traffie Deaths Increase   Car Collision In Oklahoma Kills Kight   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  A4th wwe Gaébescmsaw

Report Says Holiday Roac Toll Lowest   Early Fatal Miskaps Include Eight Dead 1a Oklahoma Crash

AGAINST ANTI-COMMUNISTS  Communist Frontal Attack Under Way, Witness Says

100 Troops Captured, Disarmed   Congolese Army Starts Push Into Equatorial Province

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Claim Gizenga Being Eased Out Mobutu Offensive Starts; ‘Capture Pro-Lumumba Units

KK VVLY VAT EN  (CONTINUED ON BACK PAGE)   [ & M Bureau On Wednesday

Accused Killer Of Poet Caught  4 Escaped Inmates Recantured Todav

Race Violence Voted Top State Story In 1961   Legislative Battle, Crimson Tide Are Paced Second, Thirc

Troops War On Looters  In Honduras  British Soldiers Receive ‘Shoot To Kill’ Orders

Texas Lawmakers Quit Work To Hear Germany's Leader   Adenauer Tells Legislature Germans To Approve U.S. Talks

Anglers Attention! 3 Satellite Engineers Make Missile for Fishing

Commies Put TravelBanOn  East Berliners   Foreigners Living In East Are Barred From Enteric West

Further Restriction of Travel Forbids Foreigners to Leave ‘Communist-Held East Berlin

Aliens Barred From Leaving E. Germany  New Travel Ban Imposed by Reds

Foreigners Can't Leave  Kast Berlin Hit Again On Travel      ‘City Hall Draped Lee Copenhaver Funeral Set Saturday Morning

New Red Travel Edict   Communist Ban Holds Foreigners In Eastern Sectore

Impact of Nelson's $503 Million Budget Caused Stir in Legislature This Week

State Budget Battle Assured  in lasielatusa _  uit Legian c Other Proposals Face Lively Wars In 1961 Session

' *LAemonstrauion —  “Motorized aS Rifle Co. En Route To Berlin   Diplomatic Sources  Confirm Reports

Kennedy Gives His Reply To Khrushchev On Berlin   Seek 2 Explorers Trapped In Cavern

‘  Indiana Police ‘Still Hoping’  Skindivers Seek Explorers  Trapved In Flooded Cavern

Skindivers searching for two trapped in flood-choked cave   Entrance covered

Skindivers Seek  Cave Explorers Flash Flood Traps Pair  Overnight in River Cave

Skindivers Hunt Trapped Explorers  Two Young Spelunkers  _ Caught In Cavern By Flash Flood Waters

_akinaivers atar searcn  2 Youths Trapped in Indiana Cave As Heavy Rain Brings Flash Flood

Pair Trapped Overnight  Police Skindivers Searching Flooded Cave For Explorers

Comb Cave for Missing Pair  2 Young Explorers Trapped as Flash Fleod Pours In

Trapped Overnight By Flash Flood In Indiana—  Skindivers Search Cavern For Two Young Explorers

Zowie! Zoo Not Same Nowadays   Their Tender, Loving Care Not Around

IN TODAY’S PAPER   VT PEOPLE AND PEANUTS n Bargaining Hassle es Zoo Inmates Colc   Union Leaves

LADY BANDIT WITH GUN FIRM BUT SOFT-SPOKEN   ‘Animals Pine for Humans at Closed Zoo

Monkeys and Elephants Crave Goodies as Bronx Zoo Is Closed by Strike

Monkeys Are Morose  Strike Closes Bronx Zoo, Chow Gets Monotonous

 INTRUDER STORY FALSE  Youth Admits Slaying ‘Mother With Shoteun

JFK Gives “Top Priority” to Repairing Cambodian-American Highway

WEST  virciniA WEATHER   Cambodia Road Falling Apart After Two Years Kennedy Orders Repairs To ‘Friendship Highway’

U.S.-built friendship road falls apart, Kennedy orders if repaired

Kennedy Orders Repairs an Showcase Project   Cambodia ‘Friendship’ Read Breaks Up

New Farm Bill Is Sent fo White House  Kennedy’s Proposal To Let Farmer Write Program Turned Daw

The Weather   New Farm Bill Is Sent to White House   Kennedy’s Proposal To Let Farmer Write Program Turned Dowr

Officials Try To Identify.  Air Victims ©   : {Bodies Lay’ Under: Blue Blankets In ~ Chapel At Brussels

Identification of Plane Victims To Be Difficult   CAURD TEER TITFV   Satellite Shot Fired Today

MOON EXPLORER’S GARB   Brussels Crash Grisly Identity Task Is Begun

Belgium,U. 5. Try to Kdentity Dead in Crash  ‘ Most Clues Burned eee. a re   ‘ Most Clues Burned During Disaster Near Brussels

Identity Chore Begins in Hall Of Old Airport   Games Cancelled After Air Tragedy

Tragic Task Of Identif ying Victims Begun   Fault In Plane’s Controls Suspected  73 Dead In Crash

Major Plane Disaster Task of Indentifying Jet  Airliner Victims Started

Identification Task Started   Burned, Shattered Bodies From Plane Offer Little Clue

No Delay in Expense Pay   Dauphin Won't Halt  Lawmakers Finances

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Let’s Remember Our Million Heros  aA x aA aA a4 VYVaur Amorican Flao le Angilahle Now Throuch The Courier-Jimes

Where's S here s Swagger, wagger, Tousled Mop?   ‘Before Us Stands A Man With Grim Determination’

MANGES IO of Mien  Where is boy with broad smile, swaggering gait?

Red Delegate: Go to Geneva   Western Powers May Delay Until Effective Truce

Redistricting Plan Does Not Involve {/th  Democrats Would Lose Three Seats  rAnnth

Island Claims It Has Mermaids, But Would Settle for Few Tourists

VOUEUCT IGE AC VYCIUS VEICICU = *** * * + &£& ¢ ~*~ * *  Isle Of Man Hunting Mermaids

US. Calls or U.N. to Shun Base-Closing   Stevenson Blasts Russ Protests as Being 'Shameless'

Liguidation or Foreign’ Bases Opposed —  Stevenson Urges U..N. To Reject Demand By Russia

Stevenson Attacks Soviet Proposal to Liquidate Foreian Military Bases

Adlai Urges UN Assembly To Ignore Russ Demand;. Soviet Clating “Shameless!

Would Return “Withholding” Forgiveness of 1961  Income Taxes Also Te Deanancan

Link Proposal With Promise of Forgiveness   Democrats Brand New Provision ‘Candy Coating’

Proposal Seeks Total Exemption For 1961 Incomes   Democrats Snub Scheme as Battle Builds Up Heat

GOP Wants Withholding, Forgiveness   Latest Amendment Essentially Same as One Senate Killed

In the County  COUNTY CONTACT X-RAY PROGRAM IS CONCLUDED  Films Reveal Five — Probable’ Active Or Inactive TB Cases

re  .  Inthe County — COUNTY CONTACT X-RAY PROGRAM IS CONCLUDED  : . Films Reveal Fiye — “Probable” ‘Active Or ‘Inactive TB Cases ;

National Newspaper Week To Be Marked Oct. 15-21   Local Elks Lodge To Again Observe Special Week

Snow, Colder Weather Will Cover State   Heavy Clouds Delight Those Believing in ~ Groundhoa Tradition

Telegraphers’ Strike Scheduled for  Thursday on Southern Pacific Line

Poor Military Intelligence Duped U. S. Before Korean Coup, Says General

'U. S. Intelligence Hit   eite FPLC OHE SD CHLEE ahie  Ionorance Led to Korean Coup

“Ignorance”? Cited Faulty U. S. Intelligence Blamed For Korean Coup

Faulty U. S. Intelligence AidedCoup  Refused Believe Strong Group In Military

Korea Junta Blames : ‘Army Intelligence   Refused to See Chance of Coup In Early Report.

Speaker Takes Turn for Worse After his Rally   Left Lung Filling With Fluid; Not Told of Cancer

Kx-lowans Tell Why They Left   Erbe Getting Many Answers to His Inquiry

US Must Resume Its Nuclear Testing Regardless of World Opinion — Rocky

Resumption of Tests Advised  a Ro ockefeller  Via, ee  Seesaeie Ngee

U. S. Testing Called Vital   Minister Warns U. S. Cannot Assume ‘God Is on Our Side’

Rockefeller for Nuclear Testing WU: 5. -Must Resume, “Says N.Y. Governor

Launch World's Largest Rocket.   Rockefeller Says US — Must Resume A-Tests

Rockefeller Says U.S. Must Resume Full-Scale Nuclear Weapons Tests

Put Clamp On Welfare Flow   Newburgh Adopts 13-Point Plan In Defiance of New York State

Newburgh Puts Plan Into Action   Defies State Of New York To Clamp Down On Welfare

Town Launches Relief Curbs   13-Point Crackdown Is Hit in New York

Big Question: What Will Rockefeller Do?  Town Cuts Down Welfare Aid {n Defiance of New Y ork State

Defies New York State Newburgh Clamps Down  On Welfare Assistance

Defies New York State Newburgh, \.Y., Starts Culdown On Welfare Aid

house Bloc Hails Plan By Rayburn   Speaker’s Idea Viewec As Way To Lessen Rules Unit Grip.

Baby Sitter Is Involved In 3 Deaths   lowa Woman Questioned In Home Tragedies

Liked fo Hold Babies Tightly, She Tells Police   Second Death in One Family Prompts Inquiry

Babysitter Questioned:   VVomert, 29 Admits holding Khree Tots When They Died

State Will Spell Out Sewer Rules   Service Commission Chairman Says Past Rulings ‘Tentative’

Extended Frigid Weather Continues to Hold Grip Over Most of the Nation

Spaceman: : No Blatie 6 on  Grissom for  Capsule Loss  NASA, Astronaut  a a,   NASA, Astronaut Agree Hatch Not  Blown Prematurely

‘Gus’ Anxious to Get Back Home   Special News Meeting Will Be Held at Cape This Afternoon.

Grissom Flying Back to Cape; In Good Shape   Clarifies Questions About Blowing Out Of Capsule Hatch

wera rtwaws Fw Swe UF Uwe  Grissom in - Excellent Shape; Ready to Describe Adventure

\Flies Back to Cape (Pm Positive I Didr’t Blow (That Hatch, Grissom Says

Capt. Grissom In Good Shape After Space Hop   Returns To Cape Canaveral Today To Describe Flight To Newsmen

VIRGIL GRISSOM WATCHES FROM WATER AS HELICOPTER HOOKS ONTO CAPSULE    Grissom to Relate Adventure;  Says He Didn't Blow Hatch

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(Recommend $2.9 Million Emergency (Fund to Cover School Aid Program

Publisher Of Karnes County News For 50 Years Dies; Rites Tuesday

Explorer XII Designed to Send Vital : Data on Radiation, Mysteries of Sun

-erforming mission well  Explorer Xil in orbit seeking radiation date

Cape Sends Explorer XII Into Orbit: Sends Scientists Vital New Data

Tass Blasts Interview - -  Say JFK ‘Chooses’ To Blame Soviets For. Berlin Crisis

"President Blames Soviet’  Russian Paper Reports  Interview With Kennedy

Dorticos Sticks to Castro's Terms for Machines-for-Captives Exchange Unacceptable To the Americans

Tractors Team ls Encouraged By First Talks   Expect to See Castro During Mission Today

Tractors Team To  See Castro   Group Informed Three Prisoners Will Only Be Freed For 2 Wanted By Cuba

Will Leave Thursday, Regardless of Outcome  U.S. Tractor-Trade Mission Is Facing Failure in Havana

TALKS WITH CASTRO ARE IN PROGRESS   President Sticks With Demand For Heavy Equipment

Castro Sees Experts on Tractor Deal   Negotiators Plan to Return to U.S. With Report Tomorrow

32 PAGES   Americans Await Talks With Castro   Say Tractor Trade For Prisoners Not Likely To Go Thru

Castro May See Trade Body Today   Group Encouraged By First Day Of Cuban Negotiation

Wreet Anneale   Traetor Exchange Group  Hopes To See Fidel Today

Opened At 12:30 p.m. In Havana— Castro Begins Talks With Tractor Group

Red Party Leader Is  Also Asked  300 Dozers, 200 Tractors Soucht

U.S. Negotiators to Leave Thursday  Castro Opens Talks With Tractor Group

Tractor. Team Hopes To See Castro. Today   Leader of Invasion Not Among Prisoners In Exchange Deal

DELEGATION LEAVING FOR HAVANA TODAY   Experts Hope . To Work ~ Out Tractor-For--Freedém Deal   CASTRO INTERESTED iN’ BIG. MAC HINES

Encouraged In First Day On Mission   Hoping To ‘Swap’ 500 Machines For 1.214 Of Invaders

Conditions Tied to  3 Prisoners  Cubans Now - for 300  poe eerie  eee 5 ae Tees

Sidestep All Questions;  Real Estate Mar Causes Trouble In Miami

Tractors Group Flies  To Havana   Hopes To Have Castro Accept Small Machines

Yank experts open parley with Castro   Returning home tomorrow, with or without pact

TRACTORS-FOR-PRISONERS GROUP: PLANS. TO MAKE REPORT ON ‘STIFF DEMANDS OF CUBAN LEADER:

Indications Show Tractor Committee Won't Get Aareement With Cuba

Ransom Team Set To Talk Tractors -— put No Castro   In Havana Pre«e

U.S. Negotiators Will  Return Tomorrow   American Team Cooling Heels In Havana; Castro’s Terms Unacceptable; Wants Large Construction Tractors

Tractor Deal Apparently Is Near Collapse   American Mission In Havana, Irked At Cuban Terms For Swap, Plans To Return Home Thursdav.

American Team Expects Fidel To Be Present  1Aunardad Ortimiem!   ‘Guarded Optimism’ Marks First Secret Meeting In Havana

BULLDOZERS IN RANSOM   Cuba Raises Demands, Holds Out 3 of 1,214 Prisoners To Exchange For 3 U. S. Convicts.

Americans Guardedly Optimistic   Ready To Offer Tractors For Prisoners

Tractors-For-Prisoners Deal Seen Off: Castro’s Terms Called Unacceptable

U. S. Tractor Team To Leave  Cuba Thursday Whether Or Not They Get Prisoners Released

U. S.-CUBA EXCHANGE’ TALKS OPEN   Team Abandons Plan to Leave; Castro Arrives

Visit-Only Hope Tractors for Freedom Group Hopes to See Castro Today

OE: Ee Bet = cere ee eer 3 A metre  Cuba's Castro Starts Talks With Four U. S. Negotiators

500 Tractors, 1,214 Prisoners Negotiators Hope To Visit ‘Castro On Prisoner Trade

U.S. Tractor Bargainers Optimistic --Stage Set For Meeting With Castro

Castro Demands Bigger Machines, Release of Three   Prisoner Ransom Mission Rebuffed By Cuban Stand

U.S. Negotiators Unable To Get Castro Hearing   Group Plans To Leave Thursday Regardless Of Lack of Accord

Outlook Fades for Agreement   Americans Will Leave Thursday With or Without

WILL RETURN THURSDAY  seep teeermnt mates Poem re i MSR ets rte It  Tractor Team Threatening To Leave Without Agreement

Castro Wants $28 Million  In Tractors  Also Reduces by 47 Number of Prisoners

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U Thant Not  Secretive On Tchomhe Dislilce   Report Katanga Officer Punished

Katanga Officer Punished Claim  Paratroops Provoked, Says Nation’s Chief

Tox Bill Defeut Is Explained   Good Business Environment Is Primary Force

$30 For Every Stude nt In U.S.  $3.5 Billion Education Aid Plan Proposed

$3.5 Billion School Aid Suggested   Kennedy Advisers Recommend Federa Aid To Education

hike of p30 Fer Unili... Kennedy Asks Whoppine Public School Aid Budael

Kennedy Force Reports Need For School Aid  Another Group Report On Latin American Prahiame

Kennedy Receives Tax Cut Report   Education Program Would Provide for $30 For Each School Child

Garfieldian Picture Gets Action  Leamington- Washington Billboards To Stay Down

Red Blast May Be Superbomb   U.N. To Vote On One Of Two Appeals Concerning A-Testing

Inthe U.N....  Vote Nearing on Appeal for A-Testing Ban  Denmark Urges Appeal against Rede’ Giant Bomb

Vote Nears fn UN. On A-Ban Plea   \ppeals Proposed Against All Blasts Or Reds’ Big Boml

‘Massive Russian Blast Seen Solving  Problem before U.N. Nuclear Panel

U.N. Is Nearing Vote on Appeal Against Tests   Denmark Proposes Vote on Resolution

HARLEM RALLY CALLS FOR NEW U.N. DISORDERS   SS ee  Forty-One Injured in Demonstrations; 6 of 11 of Council Back Dag.

SOVIET MOVE  IS DOOMED TO DEFEAT   Precautions Are Taken Against New Disorders

SLAYING PROTESTED  New York, D. C. Are Rocked By  Demonstrations

Riots Erupt In New York,  Washington   Demonstrations Against U.N, On Congo Situation

Guinea Denounces U.N. Moves In Congo; Doors Closed To Public   Protest Congo Policy  Demonstrations Break Out In New York, Washington

Security Precautions Are Taken   Leftist Guinea Denounces U.N. Congo Operation

Mentor man, 19, admits theft role   NEGROES CHANT PROTEST  ‘Congo ves, U.S. no’

Most of Security Council Backs Him...  Stands of Asian, African Nations. Awaited by Dac

Congo ‘Freedom’ Urged by Guinea   wag Ns Secretary “To Stand Firm

Let People Solve Woe.  Is Demand GuineaScores Jag, Asks Resionation

Riots Erupt In N.Y... Washington « * x * * * x * * * * * * * * Tr, sg a NO Tf Tae   Demonstrators March In Protest Of United Nations

Asks UN To Quit Congo   Mali Joins m Resolution Demanding Resignation

Lamamba Demonstrators  Parade In N.V.. Capital   Red, Pro-Lumumba Nations Back  Gizenga’s Rebel Congo Government

Majority of U.N. council  supports Dag   Soviet Union warned of Congo intervention

Support Rallied For Dag   Other Nations To Give Views Later Today

African Guinea Demands New Congo Action   World Organization Denounced In Fresh Rap At Hammarskijol<

U.N. Council Stands Back Of Secretary   Hammarskjold Says No to Russia‘s Demand He Resiqn

Soviet Demands For Dismissal Defied by Dag   Precautions. Taken Aaainst New Riots

Guinea Takes Soviet Line Against UN.  Demands Congoles People Be Allowed To Solve Problems   Pietures, Page 16D

Majority In Security Council Supports Dags Defiance Of Soviet Demands For Dismissal

Wild rioting follows U.N.  disturbances   Mostly Negroes stirred up by the Communists

Leffist Guinea Denounces U.N. in Conac   U.N. Guards Against Repeat Of Free-for-All

Rioters Aim Protests At UN, Belgium   Several Arrested On New York City And Washinecton Streets

‘Uncommitted Nations™ Will Determine Fate Of Hammarskjold In Congo

“Congo, Yes! Yankee, No!” Chanted Rwy Cicin ik isdeeialns New York Negroes

Several African Or Asian Nations To State Their  Positions Today — Secretary-General Might   Resign If They Favor His Dismissal — U.N. Seeks To Prevent Repetition Of Riotous Negro Demonstrations

U.N. Takes Precaution [To Prevent Repetition Of Outbreak In Debate

LetCongolese Solve Problems, Guinea Ambassador Asks  Repeats Toure’s Demand for Ouster of Hammarskiold

Several Nation Still To Take Stand on Isslie.   Council Continues: Debate on Soviet. Dismissal Demands

Resolution By Soviets  Can’t Pass   Demonstrators Will Appear Again, Rally Told

Protests Krupt In NY City   Follows Riots  In Which 40 People Hurt

Calls For Congo To Solve Own Problems   Congo Debate Resumes Amid Tight Security Measures

Majority Of Council On  Side Of Dag   Precautions Taken Against Repeat Rioting; 41 Hurt

Demands Radical Measures By Congolese to Solve Own Problems as Debate Resumes Amid Unusual Precautions

U.N. Demonstration    New York City, Washington See Lumumba Demonstrators

Congo, Yes! Yanks, No! Negroes Chant in U.S.   Pictures On Page Four

Majority Of Security Council Backs Dag In His Defiance Of Russ Demand For His Dismissai.   ‘MORE DISORDERS ARE FEARED TODAY

Guinea. Denounces  U.N. CG ‘ongo Work.  Council Debates Amid Tight Security.

Dag Has Majority In Fight Over Ouster   Kennedy ‘lo Prime Pump In Crisis

Kennedy Tells Khrushchev to Keep Hands Off Congo; Debate Continues

U.N. Operations In Congo Denounced As Debate Is Resumed; Screen Visitors

Chief Defies Red Demand Of Dismissal   U.N. Guards Take Precautions Against New Demonstrations

Dag Attacked  And Defended By Speakers   Unusual Precautions Taken to Prevent Another Melee

“ ‘CONGO, YES!, YANKEE, NO! ‘Demonstrations in Capital,  ‘N.Y. Protest U.N. Policies

SOVIET MOVE FOR OUSTER DEFEATED   African And Asian Nations Hold Key To Crisis  RUSSIAN   Resolution Accuses Hammarskjold Of Organizing Killing Of Lumumba

Row Over Films Growing Hotter   Some Think Red ‘Expose’  Is Soviet Propaganda

ihe Capitol scene:  Why Swainson Objects to Controversial Films  

1960 Corn Proving Better Than First Expected, Most Now Dry Enough to Seal

Heavy Flooding  Hits Keaiiilend  Soggy South Braces For Seventh Straight Day Of Heavy Rainfall

Flooded Southland  Faces Rain   Forecasts Hint Worst Of Rain May Be Over, Tornadoes Add Trouble

Wind, Flood Damage Great  In Southland  ‘ 5 Deaths Reported In Rain-Soaked Area; Showers Due

Death Toll Rises to 5 ‘Damage FromF looding ‘Mounts in Southland

Soggy Dixieland Hopes Worst of Rainfall Is Over   Damage From Floods And Tornadoes Pile Up; Five Known Dead

'But Worst May Be Over: , Seventh Day of Rain Is Disaster in South

Southland — Awaits 7th Day Of Rain   Property Damage From Floods And Tornadoes Mounts

Floods Create New. Problems in Soggy South   Property Damage From High Water Continues to Rise

Soggy Southland Bracing Today. For More Rain  us cos SE   If Rains End Friday Flooding Will Create  More New Problems

7TH STRAIGHT DAY OF RAIN IN DIXIELAND   Tornadoes Add To Woes Of States Hit By Floods;  Red Cross Operates . Shelters.

Property Damage Mounts  South Braces For Seventh Straight Rainy Day

Floodwaters Force Thousands to Flee Homes in South   Death Toll Reaches Five As Two Children Drown When Boat Capsizes.

Guard Foils Try of Four Convicts lo Escape Prison   Ringleader in Breakout Try Was Leader of 1954 Riot at State Pen.

Prison Guard Foils Eseape Kffort of 4  1954 Bloody Riot J a 1. Awmmang   1954 Bloody Riot Leader Is Among Would-be Escapees

CITY LIFE'S FOR THE DOGS Coyote Leaves Range,  Lands in Woman's Tub

Chief Gets Early Start Ist Workday  Quickly Orders Speedup of Food Surplus Program

President's new Cabinet is sworn in  Distribution of  fanad tp macacdle   Distribution of food to needy, jobless ordered

Solons Take Fast Action In Approval   President Orders More, Better Food Supplied To Needy

New Cabinet ls Corifirmed   Swearing in Comes Soon After Approval

No Comment On Signing Of at   Red-held Pilots Reportedly Signed ‘Legal Documents’

while Kussian Prisoners  Air Force Remains Mum On Papers RB4/ Fliers Signed

See CAMPUS, Page 2   Dr. Hall Issues Criticism Of City's Spraying Program

$2.5 Billion 2-Year State Cost Seen  Fireman Wage, Hour Arbitration Pracedure Okecad

Do-It-Yourself Methods Pay Off in Berlin   Three More East Germans Flee to West Berlin Area

Foltz Bans Coin Machines in State Parks; Pinball Furor Is Recalled

All 79 Aboard Plane Killed In Sahara Crash   French Liner Goes Down On Sand Dune In Ideal Weather Conditions; Victims Include American Diplomat’s Family

Craft Plunges In Sahara on Way to Paris; Five Americans Passenger's

Five Americans Among 19 Killed  In French Airliner Crash in Sahara

79 Victims Of Airliner Crash   Toll Includes Five Members Of Family Of American Diplomat

79 Killed In Plane Crash In Sahara  French Airliner Goes Down In Good Weather

Plane Crash In Sahara — Fatal to 79   Five Americans, Family OF U.S. Diplomat, Die As French Air Liner From Conoco Wrecks

Big Airliner Crashes In Mid-Africa   Victims Include Five Americans; Cause Not Known

Yeap Calls For More Flexible West Defenses   Says Program Is. A High Priority. Task, ' -- Nuelear Needed

Allies Given U.S. Pledge To Assist   Vice. Pres. Johnson's Paris Speech at Same Time Urges’ Building Of Balanced Forces

LBJ Urges Flexibility In Defense  American Allies Asked Join In  Arms Balance

Johnson Asks Balanced Allied Effort  VP Urges More Pliant Defenses   Red Threats, Guerrilla Tactics Cited  U.S. to Bolster Units Abroad

Colonel Acquitted by Court Martial   Board Finds No Evidence of Neglect in Collapse of Tower That Killed 28.

Vn Unarges or ESigence Air Force Colonel Acquifted by Court Martia In Collapse of ‘Texas Tower’ That Killed 28

Ike Readies Final Address to The Nation   Relaxes at Camp David After Last Cabinet Meeting

Ike Works on His Farewell Speech During Final Weekend at Camp David

Kye-Witness Account...  Countless People in Cuba Awaiting Castro ‘Justice’

U. S. Newsman Tells of Own Arrest, Seizing of 20,000 After Cuba Invasion

Vemocrais fo Introduce Six Civil Rights Bill  Joint Measures Would Fulfill Platform Pledges

Progress Made In Talks  “Auto Workers Delay GM Strike Deadline 5 Days

Extend Time Of Deadline To Monday   Thousands Fail to Get Word; Stage Wildcat Strikes Across U.S.

Auto Union, G.M. Nearing  Ag reement Strike Deadline Extended;   Strike Deadline Extended: Too Late To Avert Walkout

Strike Deadline Postponed Until Next Monday   Reuther, Seaton Expect To Wind Up In Contract Settlement And Avert Strike

Auto Pacts Appear Near   GM, Union in Agreement on Money Issues; Strike Deadline Delayed

5. ae 2 Se a a ae SS ee ee aaa a  Note Progress In Motors Contract Talks

Auto Strike Averted on Deadline Eve Reuther Reports Proaress in Talks

Auto Pact Near   Money Issue Settled; UAW Postpones Strike Deadline Until Monday

Auto Workers Postpone GM Strike Deadline   Both Sides Announce ‘Significant Prog ress’ In Contrac Negotiations.

UAW postpones its General Motors strike   Wildcat strikers return to South Gate plant

Auto Strike Deadline At GM Delayed   Kennedy Request Granted, Progress Made’ In Parleys

Disaster Is Word Used fo Describe Muskegon Plight   Little Hope Seen For Plant Future

Muskegon Worried as Big Norge Plant Tells Plan to Move With Loss of 1800 Jobs

Muskegon to Lose  1,800 Jobs   Town Told Norge Plans to Transfer Plant to Arkansa:

‘Where Are We Going To Get New Jobs?’  Plant Move Plunges Town Into Gloom      Ry NATE BOTLAWETIEY

Michigan Town Worrying Today Borg-Warner Corp Is  Moving To Arkansas,  Leaving 1,800 Jobless

; Borg- Warner Plans a Move to Arkansas  -Loss of 1,800 Jobs Shocks Plant . Aree

Scuffles On Chicago Beach Mark  Antagonism Between Youths, Police

\11 Youths Arrested on 2nd Weekend JOf ‘Wade-Ins’ At Beach in Chicago

Beach ‘Wade-Ins’ Causing Trouble On Lake Michigan  White Bathers And Police Scuffle;

WHITE YOUTHS JEER OFFICERS  11 Arrested In Chicago After Wade-In Struggle

Police Curb Beach Clash. 11 Arrested   Chicago Violence Erupts In Wade-In Over Race Barrier

 Chicago: Police Disperse Crowd ©  Tension Mounts As Group Stages Wade-In’

11 Whites Held In Wade-Ins   One Is Knocked Unconscious To Beach Sand

Trouble Hits  *‘Wade-In’ At  Chicago Lake 11 Whites Arrestec  As Negroes Move To Integrate Beach

11 White Youths Tangle With Cops Chicago Negro ‘Wade-Ins’ . : Leave Before Riot Starts "

Eleven Seized  In 'Wade-Ins’   Group Arrested Among 500 Jeering Officers, Mixed Group at Chicago

Violence Marks  More ‘Wade-Ins’   OFFICERS JEERED   ORDER RESCINDED

Tower Incident Draws Charges World War Il Hero Faces Military Trial

Officer Faces Court-Martial Today; Commanded Collapsed Texas Tower

Colonel Is Tried In Tower Neglect  Collapse Of Texas ower In January  Claimed 28 Lives

Trial Opens In Collapse Of Texas Tower  Air Force Colonel Charged With

AF Colonel On Trial For Negligence  Court-Martial  In Connection  With Tower Collans

Cost 28 Lives Colonel Faces Court Martial In Collapse of Texas Tower

Colonel On Trial Over Texas Tower Disaster Of Jan. 1  Structure Collapsed   Structure Collapsed Taking Lives Of 28 Airmen And Civilians

28 LIVES WERE LOST ‘Faees Court-Martial In ‘Collapse of Ocean Tower

Trial Launched in Collapse of Tower   Air Force Colonel Declares He Expects to be Exonerated

Air Force Begins Col. Banks’ Trial  In Tower Deaths   Defense Challenge Cuts Court Martial Board From 9 To 8

New Leader of Highway Dept. Is Optimistic   Frank Lyons Urges State Co-operation

TRACTORS FOR PRISONERS  GOP Calls JFK's Part in Trade Another Blow to U.S. Prestige

‘With Kennedy Plan Budget HeadedIn Red $3.5 Billion   Kennedy Hit By GOP On  Tractor Drive   Leaders See Support Blow To U.S. Role

A bDiow to prestige ©  GOP assails Kennedy s OK to tractor deal with Cuba

2 Socialites  Are Kidnaped, Slain In NJ.   Resolutions Introduced In House, Senate—  GOP Raps Kennedy Support For ‘Blackmail Payments’ To Cuba

GOP Solons Bitterly.Critical. Of Kennedy's Tractor Support   Bob Kennedy Tells World We Are Eliminating Race Barriers

Another Blow to U.S. Leadership, Prestige Abroad   Dangerous Precedent Being Set — Haaerty

Republican Congressional Leaders Fire Blast at Tractor-Trade Plan

Blackmail to Castro Angers GOP Leaders   Called Another Blow to Diminishing U. S. Prestige

GOP Congressmen Rap Tractor Ransom Stand   President Outlines Plan To Revamp Foreign Aid

GOP Blasts. Ransom Dea  With Cuba   Paying Of Blackmail Seen. Blow To U. S.

Suspected of Fourth... Killer Suspect' Points To Grave otf Wife. Bov

Confessed Kier Takes Officers To Grave of Wife  AWOL Soldier Tells — Of Slaying Son And Wite

CONFERENCE LIKELY  a <a een a tt ae  U.S., West Allies Plan New Talks About Berlin

Wants More Talks U.S. Trying To Get Allies To Continue On Berlin

Wants Allies Backing Administration  Pushes Further: Talks On Berlin

Must Persuade Allies To Go Along With Idea  West Appears To Be Basically Split Over Berlin Policies

SOUTHLAND SNOW   Wants Allies There, Too U.S. Eyes More Berlin Parleys

WITH OR WITHOUT DE GAULLE? AH UK WILHOUT DE GAULLE?  U.S. To Seek Berlin Accord

Kennedy Hopes For More Talk   Berlin Settlement Felt Possible If Meetings Fruitful

US. WILL PUSH BERLIN PARLEY   Government Reported Persuading Allies

West Powers To Hold New Berlin Talks  Consultations May Lead To Ministers’ Conference Later

Agreement Being Ky ed  With Soviet  West Consultations Likely To Progress

U.S. Will Push For Full Allied Accord on Talks   Effort in Support Of Negotiations On Berlin Crisis

Wants Allies ‘To Go Along With Proposal   State Department Plans Discussions On Several Fronts

Rusk To Hold Meetings In. Paris This Week   U.S. May Move On Own [f No Other Way Is Found

On Possibility Of Negotiating Issues   Consultations On Several Erant

Allies Divided on Approach to Negotiation   Presidential Speaking Tour Set Next Month

Still Hopes For Berlin Compromise   Anxious To Persuade Allies To Join With U. S.

U. 5. Diplomats Confer a Hope Held Allies  Agree To Further Talks With Reds

Still Explore  Settlement  Possibility U.S. Officials  To Huddle with Envoys of West

New Round Of Berlin Talks Due  Big Three Will Seek Solution to Crisis

Kennedy Ready to Talk With Allies On Berlin Problem   Western Foreign Ministers May Meet Late This Month

Allies seek solid front  Some talk U.S. might move on its own for talks

U. S. Works Toward Compromise aaa enna  Allies Seen Divided On Plans For Berlin

U.S. Urges Allied Help On Berlin   European Support For More Talks To Be Sought

Four Leaders Will Try To Firm Policy  Rusk Concedes No  ere, ae   Rusk Concedes No Formula Reached For Negotiation

Before Talks With Reds  U.S. To Seek Allied Accord On Berlin Moves

More Rounds Of Talks Due With Allies   Parleys May Lead To Conference Of Foreign Ministers

No Formula for Negotiations in Gromyko Meets   West Ministers” Meet Indicated

New Round Of Talks On Berlin By Allies Seen   May Lead To A Western Foreign Ministers Meeting

Unity InStand Seen As Goal   Further East-West Meets Eyed;  New Incidents Heighten Tension

Full ‘Agreement Sought At Talks      Two Leaders Fail To End  Differences

U.S. Presses For Allied Unity   Military Alternatives Grim In Berlin Dispute

U.S. Is Expected To Request Allies  To Continue Conferences On Berlin

West might get breather in Germany   Consultations with allies on next moves

Injiun Summer Days-—   People Back U.S. Stand on Berlin, Brandt Feels   Hope Allies Will Go Along With Further Talks.With Reds on Berlin

After Gromyko Visit  U. §. Plans New Talks With Allies On Berlin

Must Avert Nuclear War: Gromyko   Soviet Foreign Minister Meets With Kennedy To Discuss Berlin

J.F.K., Gromyko Meet at 5 P.M.   U.S. Hopes Session Will Ease Tensions

New Message From Moscow  Is Expected   Kennedy, Gromyko Meet for Discussion  On Easi-West Crisis

J  — (/  s seit c  (°  [° —_ c (ary ' S “a - e «° .   Secretary Sees Industry Growth

AF Craft Falls In Calif. Crash Survivor Walks 5 Miles To Telephone

Crippled B26 Lands In U.S., Seeks Asylum   Cuban Deserter Held; Two Other Castro Pilots Defect

Teen-Age Boy Kills Former Sweetheart  HIS STORY: 'SHE ASKED METO DO IT: SHE HELD THE GUN'

Fulbright Favors Recognizing Outer Mondolia, Colleague Keating Differs

Senators Ih Disagreement On Mongolia   Recognition Called Wise, Objectionable By Demo Solons

Charge JFK Using Editors As ‘Conduits’  GOP Chairman Says Propaganda

Censorship Charged  Democrats   ‘Reporters Used For Purposes Of Propaganda’

FOUR YOUNG PEOPLE DIE ON JOYRIDE   Auto Plunges Off Bridg: Into Path of Fast Train.

Fear More Planes Will Be Hijacked: Passengers Freed   FBI Uncovers Plan of Castro Supporters to Take Over Five More,

N.Y. Police Alerted to Castro Plan   Airline Officials. Seek Return of Diverted Passender

Fidel Orders Release of : Air Captives   Pan American Puts Craft on Standby To Return Victims

Report More Piracy Plots     38 Aboard May Fly To U.S. This Afternoon

Castro Frees 38 On Plane   Passengers, Crew Of Hijacked Craft Expected Home Saor

Plot Of Piracy Thickens  Castro Frees Hijacked Airliner’s Passengers 

EARLIER CLASHES CITED Two Policemen Are Knited  In Jersey Racial Outbreak

Band Threatens To Sink Ship With Its 600 Passengers  If Thwarted

Women Lawmakers at Work   Firates tnreaten to scultie V esset  Band Grabs Ship With 600 Aboard

600 Passengers Believed Aboard Portuguese Ship  Warships Seeking Vessel, Scuttling  Pi a

Inside...    Caribbean Area Searched  Pirates’ Take Over Cruise Ship

Armed Band Takes Over Cruise Shin   U.S.. Britis) Shins Move After Pirates In Caribbean Area

Ishombe's Next Move Uncertain   May Use Assembly To Renege On Pact

in Blue Island Police Force Needs Men  National Survey By FBI Shows  It’s Toon Small Far Paniulatian

Kennedy Keeping Close Watch ‘On Latest Red Restrictions   Newest Communist Pressures Bring Further Consultations

Fresh Travel Restrictions Eyed by JFK   Aides Decline Comment Pending Study Of Dispatches

COMMENT AWAITS STUDY  JFIK Keeping Close Watch  On New Berlin Travel Bans

Brazil Congress  Votes to Change President’s Role  But Goulart May Obiect to Being   But Goulart May Object to Being Figurehead Leader

Eichmann Gets Death Penalty; Plans Appeal   Final Decision on Ex Nazi’s Fate Not Ex pected for at Leas! Four Months.

Eichmann Hears Death Sentence  SAs:tt Clin Auman   Will File Appeal To Escape Gallows

Eichmann Gets Death Sentence  Former Nazi Must Hang,  rn eee reas

Icy Calm Reception..   arf St SE a el Cr baal  ~ Adolf Eichmann’ S  ‘Sentence: Hanging

Appeal Planned —  : Adolf Eichmann  Is Sentenced To  ‘Death By Hanging

Appeal Will Delay Final  Dispositi ton   Accused Teily Calin; Court Competence  To Be Challenged

Nazi War Monster To Hang By Neck   Adolf EKiehmann  Will Pav Penalty

Kansas House Passes Bill On Liquor Issue  Measure Sent To Desk Of Gov Andoarean

Liquor Price Bill Approvec In the House  RA AAPiten £4 ba   Measute to Fix _ Cost of ‘Whiskey Sold in Kansas

America to Blame  Gromyko Says United States Stalling at Laos Conference

U.S. ACCUSED OF STALLING   Gromyke Blames American Airlift For Cease Fire Violations

Gromyko Says U. §. Stalling At Conference  Regarded As Weak Defense Of Reds’  Flaarant Violations

GOVERNMENT NOT PARTY Kennedy Urges Americans Help Freedom Tractor Fund

Urges Contributions  Kennedy Backs Private Tractor Deal With Cuba

JFK backs tractor trade with Cubans   President urges public to give funds for trade

Government Can Do Nothing  Kennedy Urges Public to Help Raise Funds to Complete Swan

Official Policy ‘Hands-Off’ President Urges Americans  Contribute to Tractor Fund

Kennedy Asks Public Give fo  Cuban Ransom  He Helped. Organize Cound Driva

GOVERNMENT WON'T JOIN IN EXCHANGE   Frivate Citizens Raise Funds to Liberate Cubans

JEK Suggests  Public Assist  Tractor Swap Says U.S, No Party  To Plan: Sees No Leval Block to Idea

Kennedy Gives Tractor Deal His Support  Government Set To Play No Role,  Deoawntdlam Cmcsa

KENNEDY OKAYS TRACTOR TRADE   But Says Government Cannot Take Part

Kennedy Backing Tractor Proposal  Government to Play mi. Mm. 4k *.) OF) dl

But Says Gover THEN!  Not In lt   Urges Public To Douate To Rand

Kennedy Backs Private Group's Tractors-for-Prisoners Project   But Says U. S. Could Play No Part in It

JK Lends Support To Swap   But Kennedy Says Government Can’t Have Any Part In Prisoners Exchange

Kennedy Hails Private Efforts To Raise Funds  Save Governmen!   Says Government Won't Take Part in Castro Deal

JFK Asks Tractor  Fund Aid   Citizens Urged _ To Help Meet Castro Demands

‘Kennedy Supports Tractor Exchange ‘But Government to Take No Part in It

Kennedy Acts Behind Scenes To Free Cubans   Castro Demand: 500 Tractors

Government Is Taking No Part In It, He Says   President Assisted in Getting Together the Fund-Raising Group

Jack Has ‘Role’ in Tractors  o_o Beata saw @   Maneuvers  Behind Scenes

JFK Interested  in- Tractors PresidentTtking.... hehind Scanne Role

JFK Backs Tractors for Cuba   ‘Urges ‘Con tributions to Huge Fund

Kennedy Supports  Exchange  But Says U.S. Government Is Nat Invalvad

Kennedy Pushes Tractor-Rebel Fund; Capehart Opposes Deal as Blackmail

Government Won't Play Role, But...  Kennedy Supports Cuban Exchange

Kennedy Ask: Support For Tractor Fund   Rules Government Participation Out In Cuban Trade-Of

Kennedy Urges Individuals Give To Tractor Func   White House Says President Started Citizens Group

Kennedy Supports Prisoner Exchange with Fidel Castro   President Says Government Can't Take Part But Asks Americans to Contribute.

ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Assassination tn Chicago

East German Cops Tighten Their Cheeks   No Outward Sign of Communist Pressure Shown by Berliners

W. Berlin Refugee   “Experts Estimate ‘That 1,500 A Day ~ “Now Flee From East

E. Berlin. Weekend Seems Like  Any Other   But Exodus  To W. Germany Continues  At Faster Pace

<ENNEDY GETS GIFT OF SHAMROCKS  Irish Multitudes Festive At St. Patrick's Day Celebration

Kennedy Presented Shamrocks  Millions Of Americans Pay Tribute To St. Pat

America’s First Irishman, JFK. Joins In Celebration Across Nation.   German Mavor Invited

JFK Citing Federal Aid For Schools   Message Opens Observance Of Lirneoln Act

WEATHER   HARK THE HERALD --  Bar Assn. Seeks Nonpartisan Judges-

House Action on —  Tax Plans Urged —  Give Daniel’s Deficit Retiring  Scheme New Chance, Turman Asks

Russ Call on Kennedy as Arms Talks Here End; Plan Resumption at Moscow

Steel Gains  Are Noted  By Some  Executives   Orders Pick Uy And Leaders  Are Optimistic Tn Cautious Wa

Steel Exees Give Views On Recovery   Cautious Optimism Is Expressed On Pickup In Orders

seek Generali Assembly Appeal  Six Nations Ask Soviets To Cancel Big Test Blast

Where Is Your Partner?   Desperate Gunman Kills Self [As Police Storm His Hideout

Hunted killer takes own life   Edgar W. Cook dead; companion still at large

Cook Kills Self In Hub As Police Stalk Hideout; Porter Remains At Large

Killer-Escapee Slays Self as Officers Raid His Hideout in Boston

Stayer Kills Himself When Police Arrive   Killed Two Law Officers

Titov To’ Get Hero’s Reception   Moscow Prepares Big Celebration

COC Banquet Rescheduled For Wednesday  Dr. Byron Cooper To Be Speaker

Traffic Claims ? Lives in Va.   Deaths Boost Total For Year to 43

Partial Truce on F ighting in Laos May Lead to Nationwide Cease-Fire

Partial Truce ls Gained In Laos Fighting   Negotiations Begin With Rebels For A National Cease-Fire

Laotian Crisis Begins to Show Hopeful Marks  Negotiators Work With Red Rebels  Coan fame

Negotiators Seek General Cease-Fire   Fighting Reported Halted In One Area Following Meeting

Kennedy and Aides Encouraged—Plan  New Attempt Near Threatened Capita!

Fighting Is Stopped In Single Area   Western Leaders Encouraged, Look For Cease-Fire

Negotiator Wins I[ruce On Laos Battleground; Discussions to Continue

A-Powered Enterprise Officially Joins Fleet  Navy Says Last Polaris Missiles Squarely on Target

Talking Dog In Court Delivery Firm Sued For Injury To Valuable Animal

Tough Test For Capsule   Mercury Space Craft Passes Final Trials

Astronaut May Go Aloft Next Week   Suborbital Flight Scheduled; Today's Test Said Successful

Spacecraft Given Final Safety Test   To Be Used To Send Astronaut Intc Suborbital Space

Safety Test Apparently Successful   Astronaut Shot Hinges On Final Results Of Test

Peel Convictec In Slaying OF Chillingworth   ite Senkanres      Life Sentence Mandatory

Jury Convicts Peel, Suggests Life Sentence  Find Defendant yn ae 2 ee   Find Defendant Guilty of Plotting Victim’s Murder

\May Face Second Trial  Peel Found Guilty in Chillingworth Murder

Convict Peel in Slaying of Florida Judge   May Be Tried Also in Death of His Victim’s Wife

Peel Saved from Electric Chair by Jury Recommendation; May Face Second Charge

Kennedy, Johnson, Top Officials in Phoenix Today ‘Arizona, Nation Honor Sen, Hayden

Expect JFK School Bill To Be Passer   Supporters in Senate Are Confident: Only 2 Amendments Made

Warns Soviet Qn Unilateral Intervention   Kennedy Says U. S. Must Join Others In Opposing Move

US. Duty To Oppose Any  Intervention  ee ee gee   Unilateral Congo Action Threatened, He Tells Newsmen

Soviets Warned On Intervention In Congo Trouble   Kennedy Says U.S. And UN. Will Oppose Such Action

President States U.S. Will Continue to Back Hammarskjold in U.N.

Deplores. Attempt  To ‘Destroy’ World Body—Sees Kasavubu As Legitimate Ruler

Kennedy Says United States Will Oppose Any Unilateral Intrusion in Congo

Lenten Guideposts  persona) messages of Inspiration and faith   ‘One Day Was Different

Khrush Says Berlin Talks Will Be Held   Speech Most Mollifying In Weeks

Cuban Censorship Aimed At  American Correspondents Only   By MARTIN. P, HOUSEMAN

U.S. Presents Long-Term Proposals For Supervising Neutrality in Laos

SOY CHAINED IN BASEMENT  Mentally Retarded Son Found, Mom Kills Self

/19- Year-Old Found Chained ©  Mother of Retarded Youth Takes Poison

baa Sadat lated B  Now Many Wear  FALSE TEETH  PTT ist ae?  ee ee ©

Industry Faces Total Collapse In E. Germany   If 100,000 Workers Flee To West Entire Plants Will Be Forced To Close-Down

DICTATOR’S SON TAKES COMMAND   t ;Playboy Rafael Trujillo Named Joint Chief Of Dominican  Armed Farrac

Trujillo's Son Given New Power  Zp. te... ss GIG the   Policy Shift Seen Likely

Walerway Threatened By Tanker   Texas Sun Runs Aground Off Mustang Island

French In Control At Daybreak.   Bourguiba Asks Troop Withdrawal, Hits U. S.. Britain

Comings, Going WESTMAR’S FOREIGN STUDENTS GUESTS — ON NW IOWA FARMS OVER THE WEEKEND

WITHDRAWAL , RESOLUTION ‘EXPECTED   Official Says Troops Go Before Talks

    wie Take Steps to Defend Self Against France, Tunisia Warns U.N

Tunisia: Will Fight If French Stay In Bizerte   UN Almost Sure To Call for Withdrawal

Tunisian President Warns ‘End of UN If It Fails to Force France Out of Nation

Right to Work Hotly Debated In 0. C. Today   ‘Labor’ Ribbons Through Gallery

Rob't Kennedy Withdrawing U. 5. Marshals  All But 100 Now — Out Of Alabama, Loce Police In Charae ’

Reds Warn Of Longer Atom Tests   More U.S., Allied Shots May Prolong Series. Soviet Savs

Tass Blasts Statement By Kennedy  USSR Plans To Keep Close Tabs on Any Tests by U. S.

Say Action Hinges On Further Nuclear Blasts By U.S. And  Allies: Tass Criticizes IFkK

Blame Is Put On Kennedy   Open-Air Blasts by U.S. Would Force Soviet Hand

Moscow: ————  Repeat Demands  On Disarmament   Will Continue Testing Unless the West Quits

Soviets Warn Further Nuclear Testing By U. S. May Compel Them To Prolong Its Program

Reds Threaten  Resumption Of Nuclear Tests   Will Continue If Tests Are Held By U.S. And Its Allies

U.S., Allies Get Warning To Halt Tests  Kennedy's Statement On   Kennedy's Statement On Subject Attacked By Tass News Agency

Red Blasts In Air May  Continue   Attacks Kennedy Move for Testing In Atmosvhere

Soviets issue Threat   Tass Says Red Tests Would Continue If U.S. Resumes Shats

Soviet Warning Issued Against New U.S. Tests   Disarmament Call Is Coupled With Threat

Soviets Warn Of New Tests   U.S. Resumption Held Signals for More Big Bombs

Russia may prolong tests  aiigan UTICIrnT i mer   Issue warning that U.S.-Allies are to blame

Yeiled Warning Issued  Soviets Threaten To Prolong Tests Unless U. S. Quits

Allies Could Cause Reds To Proceed   JERKS Talk Called Target of Warning Issued By Russians

Tass Contends Nuclear Arms Race Perilous   Kennedy Statement Draws Attack By Red News Agency

Blame Allies Soviets Issue Warning  They May Resume Tests   The warning was coupled with

U.S. Decision Watched — Russians Give Warning  Of More Nuclear Tests

 Burlington Shooting Spree ema  Youth Gives Self Up After Holding Officers at Bay

‘Trim the Fat’ Drive Starting In the Senate   Oklahomans Still Awaiting Verdict

Shot Could Come As Early As Wednesday   Total Success May Mean Man Orbital Attempt Before ‘62

Finishing Touches On 93-Foot Rocket For Orbit of Chimp  Shot is Seen as Final Rehearsal for U., S.  Orbital Flight

io Sings Lions ting   4 Weather Due Waxa Vicinity   ae Shot With Chimp pected Wednesday

U.S. Will Send Chimpanzee In 93-Foot Rocket  Global Test Is Readied

Scientists Set to Orbit Chimpanzee   Flight Could Go Early Wednesday; Three Trips Around World Planned

Chimp Set For Orbit This Week   Animal's. Trip Will Be Prelude  Ta Man's Journes

Evokes Mixed Feelings   EYVUAGS AVIA FE OOELETE  Communist Party Promises  People Golden Age Ahead’

Western Europe Skeptical On Soviet Boasts Of Utopia   Grandiose 20-Year Plan Is Outlined  To Rucciaw Pacnla

Soviet Plan Gets Mixed  Reactions   Some Doubt Utopia Will Come; Others Hope For Peace

Same [ime Hopeful Of  Long Peace   Golden Age Promised Russians By Red Party

Inside The Progress   20-Year Program Uutilined .  West Has Mixed Feelings Over Soviet’s Utopia Plans

“Coming Utopia for Russian Millions”... .     West Is Skeptical of Communist Promise

Mixed Feeling Of Skepticism   Blueprint for a Utopian World for Soviet People

~Khrushehev’s Grand Plan for Soviet Growth Evokes Skepticism, Hope in Western Europe

WAS Se PeNORNEOE Europe Views Red ‘Utopia’ With Skepticism And Hope

Skepticism, Hope Seen Soviet Utopia Evokes  Mixed Reactions Toda‘

Soviet Utopia Outlined In Party Program   Evokes Mixed Reaction In Western Europe; Less Chance Of War Seen

Mixed Feelings On  Russian Blueprint   Skepticism By Western Europe

Skepticism, Hope Greet Communist  Promise Of Golden Age For Soviets

Red Goals Stir Hope,  Skepticism   Party Promises Golden Age for Russian People

Peace Hope Seen in Red Utopia Pian  But West Skeptical of Grandiose Ideals Outlined

estern Powers Skeptical of  ‘Red ‘Golden Age’ Plan   “Easy Life” Promised by K Bv the 1970s

“Pre in oky, Says London Daily  Skepticism, Hope Aroused by Soviet Promise: 

Skepticism, Hope In Soviet ‘Utopia’   Cornmunist Party’ s Promise of ‘Golden Age’ Ahead for Russians Evokes Mixed Feelings in West; Many Doubt Khrushchey Will Risk War:

Mixed Reaction in Europe fo Soviet Utopia’ Promise   Some Doubt It Can Be Accomplished; Others See It As Deterrent to War.

Soviel Promise of Golden Age Evokes Mixed: Feelinas -- Hope and Skepticism

Cloud Bares Ohio House GOP Goals   Stress Put on Liquor Sales Regulation, Not Promotion

Clearing   Ohio Republican Leaders Outline Assembly Goals   More Regulation, Less Promotion of Liquor Sales Sought

Ohio Republicar Leaders Outline Assembly Goals   More Regulation, Less Promotion Of Liquor Sales Sought

Republicans In Ohio House Hint At Goals  Regulation And Not Promotion Pushed On Liquor Sales

Wide Area Periled by Gas Fumes   Cosmetic Firm Explosion Rocks Other. Buildings

Cosmetics Plant Blast Injures 143   Two Missing As Chemicals Explode At Helene Curtis

20-Block Area Rocked By Blast   Thousands of Windows Shattered; Helene Curtis Plant Damaged

Cosmetics Plant Hit; Acid Fumes   Windows Shattered in 20-Block District Of West Side.

140 Are Injured In Cosmetics Plant Explosion   Chicago's Northwest Area Rocked By Blast: Two Persons Are Missing

00 Persons Injured...     Chemical Plant Explosion Rocks Northwest Chicago

Hoists F lag As Rebuff  To Nasser   Premier Promises Democracy And Constitutional Rule

Permier Kuzbari Promises Democracy; Has Not Yet Proclaimed Independence

Premier Kuzbari Announces Dissolution of Military Group That Put Him in Power, Promises Democracy, Constitutional Rule

Rebel Leader Orders Ouster of Egyptians   Civil, Military Personnel Ready to Trave] Home

Syria’ Civilian Leaders Promise Democratic Rule   US Taking Its. Time Recognizing New Government

Egyptians Get Orders  To Leave   Regime Promise: Return To Democracy Rule

All Egyptian People Must [Head Home   Premier Dissolves Military, Pledges Democratic Resime

Egyptians Report Sunday To Military Headquarters For Shipment Back Home

ORDER GIVEN BY CIVILIAN REGIME   Flag Of Syrian Arab Republic Is Raised  ene . = 2. eet  —ri see sO a    Dissolves Military Group, Promises Democratic And Constitutional Rule

Syria’s New Civil Government Asks For Recognition   All Egyptians Ordered Out: Military Group In Revolt Breaks Up.

New Civilian Regime Takes Over in Syria   'Lesson: Never Kiss the Customs Man  (TOO MUCH GRATITUDE PROVES COSTLY

New Premier Decrees End To Military Group  anadase (6 Baaima   Leaders Of Regime Ask Immediate Halt To Demonstrations

Syrians Shipping ‘Eeyptians Home   Victorious Civilian Regime Ouickly: Consolidates Nation

Syrian Arab Republic's Flag Raised Over Beirut As Egyptians Are Ousted

Democracy For Syria Promised  -_ Nasser Dealt Blow in Bid For Leadership of Arabs   By WERB MCKINLEY

Action Come? As Sequel To Nasser Revolt   Premier Kuzbari Vows Democratic Form Of Government

Civilian Rule ls Established  mess Gesetmem blame   New Syrian Flags Raised Over Beirut

Vows Free Governing For Syria   Nasser’s Dream In Mid-East Crumbling Turkey, Jordan Recognize Nation

Military Group Dissolves, Gives Reins to Kuzbari   Civilian Premier Ruling, Ends All Ties with Cairo

New Syria Promises. Democracy   Syrian Premier Writes Climax to UAR Revolt

Syria Ousts Egyptians, Raises Flag   Premier Dissolves Rebel Army, Promises Democracy And Constitutional Rule

Parker case investigator tossed in rive   Found on bank, covered with mud hands, feet tied

Conservative Senator Takes Lead Special Session for Redistricting Asked

PROTEST CURFEW ARREST  ISU Students March, ‘Hurl Rocks on City Hall

New Fighters, Bombers Pass Review Stands   Air Attache Says Russian Display Was Impressive

Soviets Unveil Big Array of New Planes   West Impressed by Display at Moscow Air Show

Marylander Had Access  To Secrets   Clerk With NSA Was Last Seen At W. Va. Race Track

NSA clerk quits his job   Missing security agent is tound at race track

NSA Clerk Located At Race Track   W. H. Covington Sought 4 Days; Quits Job

MISSING CLERK - FOUND AT TRACK   William H: Covington, NSA Em ploye; Located At Delaware Dark Mandav

Administration asks law to make airline hijacking akin to piracy

SKY CRIMES PENALTIES REQUESTED   FAA Chief And Patrolman Are Among Witnesses

Life Penalty Sought for Drunks, Spies  Latest Hijacking Puts Congress In Angry Mood

Labor Pledges Support On Berlin   ‘Administration Asks Congres: For Action On Air Hijackings

Push Stitt  Penalties  Senate Opens   Senate Opens Hijack Hearing

Three-F old Menace Congress Urged To Pass Stern Plane Piracy Law

‘Down with Air Drunks, Flying Fools, and Spies in the Sky’ — Seek Federal Law Against Air Hijacking

Aaministration felis Longress  Stiff Penalties for Crimes in Sky Urged

Kennedy Urges Stiff Laws To Make Plane Hijacking Carry Life Sentence   Some Bodies Recovered In Switzerland Bus Tragedy

Stiff Penalties Are Sought for Crimes in Sky   Administration Asks Prompt Action After Terror at El Paso

Federal Agents Ask Lite Terms   Action Spurred By Thursday’s  Texas Incident

Legislation Asked To Curb Hijacking  Administration Puts Weight Behind Plan

HIJACKING LAWS SOUGHT  iii ds iii ieticile eile ne aieiacn saith atk dae

Make Airliner Hijacking Punishable by Life Term, Administration Urges

JFK Administration Seeks Hilacker Lav   Airplane Snatching Should Be Punishable By Life Imorisonmen?t

Kennedy Backing Hard Penalty for Airliner Piracy   Kennedy Backing-——1 Seeks Legislation to Make Hijacking a Life Term Offense.

Inside ..   _ bite imprisonment Requested  Congress Asked to Meet Flying Fool Menace

Life Sentence Is Sought for Air Hijacking  To Meet Menace Of Spies in the Skie:

Stronghold Stormed To Capture Deserter   Inside The Nets   Federal Law Sought To Combat Piracy

Congress Asked to Make Plane Hijacking Subject To Life Imprisonment

Air Pirates May Face  Life Terms  Administration Asks   Administration Asks Congress to Pass Federal Law to Meet Hijacking Menace

HIJACKER CRACKDOWN URGED  ARIA IRIEL RR TAUENN NOR SNE AORN ON A ARERR  Sth favors Lite Ponalty

Scene Of Tragedy   JFK Holds Conferences In New York, Washington

Kennedy Appoints Vice President Of University General Services Head

10-Mile Area Rocked Chemical Blast Injures 250  At Chicago Cosmetics Plant

$250,000 Damage, No Fatalities Explosion Injures 250, Rocks 10-Mile Area

10-Mile Area Rocked; Many Cut By Glass   Terrific Explosion Rips Cosmetic Plant After It Evacuated

Million Loss Seen; 10-Mile  Sector Rocked   Building Used to Mix Chemicals Leveled: Windows Are Broken

Captain Calls Incident ‘Amusing’ Soviet Trawler Shadows U.S Ship, Flees As Plane Nears

Housing Bill Fund Hiked By Senators   Banking Committee Adda $200 Million To JFK Proposal

Capehart Will Contest Key Parts Of Kennedy All-Purpose Housing Bill

Young Career Diplomat Will Represent Russia In U.S.   WELL ACQUAINTED WITH THIS COUNTRY

Daily News Index   REPLACES MENSHIKOV Soviets Name New U.S. Ambassador

Two filings for Council   Ray Elwood and Everett Ruyle seek re-election

Foreign Aid Bill Critic Assures JFK Partial Victory on Arms Fund

MUSEUM GIVEN ANIMAL EXHIBI   Charles Dickert Room To Be Featured

It Was Princess Grace —  Irish Tip Their Hats To Royalty First Time

Homage to Royalty in Dublin, of All Places. . .  Irish Deign to Doff Their Hats To a Princess Named Grace Kelly

Man-Capsule Sent Aloft 115 Miles  Mercury Missile   Mercury Missile Unoccupied {n Space Test

Russian Rocket Puzzles U. S.   Pacific-Bound Missile Detected by Radar in Alaska

Missile or Space Probe? Mystery Soviet Rocket Puzzles U. S. Scientists

U. S. Puzzled By Mystery Rocket Fired By Reds   Not Determined ‘If Missile Or Space Vehicle

U.S. Scientists Are Puzzled Over Mystery Rocket Fired by Russians

Red Rocket Puzzle To Scientists   Radar Station Detects Shot Over Pacific

Soviets Fire Mystery Shot  Toward Pacific   Air Force Is Unsure Whether Launching I Long-Range Missile Or A Space Vehicle

Russians Launch Mystery Rocket   US. Scientists Are Puzzled; Air Force Still Uncertain Whether It Was Space Vehicle or Long-Range Missile Fired Without Warnina

Sky Object Sent Toward Pacific Ocean   Try To Discover Tf It’s Missile Or Spaceship

Is Fired In Loeale  Of Pacific  F iring Remains Air Force Puzzle

J.S. Air Force Has Not Determined Whether It Is Long-Range Missile Or Space Vehicle — Radar Station At Shemya Island, Alaska, Detects Object Passing In Southeasterly Direction

U. S. Scientists Are Puzzled...  Unidentified Rocket Is Fired By Russia

Scientists Puzzled Over Rocket Shot   Tracking Station Picks Up Red Missile Takeoft.

Reds Fire Mystery Rocket   U. S. Scientists Puzzling Over Pacific Shot

Red Rocket Puzzles  U.S.  AF Unable To  Determine Whethe  Yr. ¥. UE

AF Uncertain Of Object Sent Toward Pacific   Long-Range Missile Or Space Vehicle Spotted Over Alaska

Soviet Mystery Rocket Fired Into Pacific   Scientists Puzzled Over Missile's Type

Red Mystery a a      Soviet Missile’ — Ships In Pacific _ Ocean Impact Area

Alaska Radar stein Wetects      Not Determined Whether It Is Missile Or Space Vehicle

Red] My stery Rocket Has’: U. S. Puzsled       “Soviet Missi Ships Ta Pacifie .  Obese Tinnnned cae

U § Scientists Puzzled Over Mystery Rocket      Soviets Fire Toward Pacific; Synace Launching Suenectad

What Is It: Sears Vehicle Or Missile?     Alaskan Radar Units Spot Object Heading Toward Pacific Ocean

Rocket Fired By Russians  Poses Puzzle   Air Force Unable To Determine Type Purpose of Missile

RED MISSILE SHOT IN SEA PUZZLES U.S.   Air Force Radar Detects Swiftly Traveling Object

Soviet Rocket Proves Mystery to Air Force  Missile Detected ' .f .... BE. ig. ki.

Rocket Mystery Stays Unsolved   Object Fired In Russia - Sighted By Radar

UBAGRDRTOARLLTRLEL ADDED EETELEDAQEURGGIRALTGLILELELLUL Sait      Another Congo Rebel in Hiding

FRALOALE IAEA ERA UPA A REY RESTATE  Tshombe Blasts U.S. Meddling

Airline Strike Put Off   Engineers Will Co-operate With Federal Board

Wildcat Strike ActionDelayed   Flight Engineers Agree to Wait For Panel's Study

Rirline Tieup Off for Time   Rebellious Flight Engineers Abandon Threat for Present

Reports Some US Military Forces. Have Been Alerted  Officials Decline =   Officials Decline Specific Answers To Troop Movement

Navy Ships, Marine Units Pat On Alert: New Reports Of Dominican Troubles   ‘One Of Trujillo Assassins Killed, 2 Held; Mastermind Still Free

Navy, Marine  Units Sent To Caribbean Area   Deployed Amid Reports Of Further Trouble In Dominican Republic

Safety for Americans Watched   Fear Blood Bath In Reprisal for Trujillo Death

Dominican Republic Remains Unsettled - U, 5 Troops Are On Alert In C sribbean

Navy And Marine Forces Deployed In Wake Of Reports Of Unrest In Dominican Republic

Dominican Mobs Riot: U.S. Alert   Navy and Marine Units on Call as Violence Reported

They Il Act If U.S. Lives Are Endangered   5,200 Americans Are Reported In Island Nation

Navy And Marine Units Are Alerted  Further Disturbances In Dominican Republi Responsible For Alert

US. Forces Alerted for Caribbean   Navy, Marine Units Poised for Dispatch to Dominican Aree

Navy and Marine Units Alerted In Case of Dominican Flare - Up   State Department Says Use of U.S. Forces Not Planned

Take Steps For Safety Of Citizens   Dominican Republic Trouble Seen After Killing Of Trujillo

U. S. Forces Alerted On East Coast   Disturbances In Dom. Republic May Endanger Lives Of  53900 Americans

Unres! st Re Reported” “d  U.S. Units Alert  for Caribbean   These military movements dur

Purge In Trujillo-Land?  Units Alerted On Coast Amid Grim Island Reports

Navy and Marines. Alerted for ‘Action In Dominican Crisis  a ‘No Aeticn Planned but — = .   No Actien Planned but = __ Situation May be Changed

Two Key Figures Considered Unfriendly  { ‘i Concern Grows Over Possible [Anti-U.S. Trend in Dominica

U. S. Navy and Marines put on Dominican alert   Trujillo mobs go on rampage

Navy, Marines Set to Move In to Protect Americans if Revolution Gets Started

Purge Feared In Dominican Republic  U.S. Units Put on Alert In Caribbean

U.S. Units Alerted on East Coast   Gird for Possible Move Owing to Dominican Republic Uproar.

NAVY, MARINE UNITS ALERTED   5,200 Americans Are Reported  Still Unharmed in Dominican 

2ATOTY OF OAV AIOE at wldkhor™  ‘Blood Bath’ Feared in Dominican Republic

Further Disturbances Reported © U.S. Forces Put On Alert In East

Alert Navy, Marine Units  On Seaboard   Poised For Possible Action In Dominican Republic Amid Reports Of Disturbances; Report Americans On Island Still Safe

Alert U.S. Navy, Marines  Over Dominican Reports   Might Go If U. S. Citizens Endangered

Navy, Marine Units Alert in Caribbean   U.S. Forces Deployed Amid Reports of New Disturbances in Dominican Republic; Action Possible if American Lives Are Endangered

Disturbances Continue In Caribbean Republic ; FEAR ANTI-U.S. REGIME

FORCES FOR CARIBBEAN   Warships, Marines Ready To Go To Dominican Republic Where Bloody  -. Purge Is Reported,

U. S. Alert For Trouble  In Dominica   Navy And Marine Units Readied on East Coast

Guerrillas ‘Dang erous  as Reds’   Members Sais to Oren Machine Guns

lassy Field of Schoolboy Golfers Due Here Saturday   ‘Full House Due For Brady Relays

Yee Otry VOMGEES  WEATHER   Military Units Rush To Crisis-Wracked Laos

President Suffers Big Defeat   School Aid Bill Is Turned Down Despite Pared-Down Version

School Aid Is Shelved By House  Stunning Defeat For Kennedy's Aid Program

Kennedy's School Bill Defeated   Rejection of Measure Seen as Worst Loss To President in This Session of Conaress

School Aid Bill Buried 242T0169   Kennedy Suffers Rebuff In House

New High In Money Outlay Se’   Meeting Labeled Worst in History By Rep. Denman

Cease-Fire In Laos Expected Within Hours   Rusk Pledges U, S. Effort To Establish  Nlenten!l Chara

SHOWERS POSSIBLE ON FRIDAY  Temperatures Drop Below Freezing Today

U.S. Gambling Tax Losses for Year Put at $4: Billions   Internal Revenue Conumissioner Tells Probers of Leak 

Republicans Plan Early lowa Start Will Launch All  Out Grass Roots Drive in October

U.N. Is Gaining Influence With Katanga Army   Four Native Officers Desert; Baluba Ref. ugee Problem Grow. ing More Acute.

Sales Tax Program Gets Senate Okay  $315 Million Plan   $315 Million Plan To Substitute For 'Catch-Alll’ Levy

Allied Big-3 Hand: Kremlin Strongly Worded Protests —  Implied Threats to Air Links to Berlin: Subject of Notes

Allied Notes Blast Soviet On Air Issue   Denounce Implied Threat To Berlin  Link With West

Deliver Strong Notes to Moscow  Western AlliesBlastRussiar Threat to Berlin Air Lanes

West Denounces Threat  To Close Berlin Air Link   U. S. General Protests E. Reich Crossing Rule

WARN AGAINST AIR ROUTES TAMPERING   Communists Threaten Berlin Sky Corridors   Calls Conference Of West German, French, British Ambassadors

Big 3 Blasts Reds Threat  To Air Lanes   Notes Sharply Denounce Soviet Challenge On Berlin Corridors

Hurried Talks Held By Rusk And Envoys   Notes Warn Russia Against Tampering With Air Corridors

Allies Insist On Air Corridors  In Joint Note   Ulbricht Asks Control of All Access to Berlin

Brazilian Cri risis G rows  Goulart Will Not Take Ottice — War Minister

Armed Fore d Forces Against Him  Brazil’s Vice President Opposed For Quadros Post

Army Fights Goulart for Presidency   Would Keep Mazzilli in Post Until Elections Can Be Conducted.

VP Told He Can’t Take Presidency   Returning Official Will Face Arrest

Brazil In Growing Crisis SAS AISI AEN ES ESS. RN FI Rs BARE NA EE NEN RE NOM  Goulart May  Be Arrested Upon Return   BULLETIN

Diplomats Seek Final Solution’ In Congo Crisis   Two Resolutions On Nuclear Threat Pending Before U.N

Chiang Gets New Pledge On U.S. Help   Johnson Promises Formosa Aid, Lists  Stand On Red Chin:

Veep Pledges U.S. Support To Formosa  Assures Chiang We Will Deecice Dad :   Assures Chiang We Will Resist Red ' China’s UN Bid

LBJ Gives Chiang New  Support Vow   Lyndon Told China Regime Might Collapse

New Pledge Is Given Chiang   Johnson Says U. S. Support Sure; No Red Recognition

Chiang Given New Pledge By Johnson  Nationalist Told U.S. Does Not Plan Cee ae . 7

LBJ Gives Assurance  To Chiang   Promises Include More Economic Aid Opposition To Reds

Search on for Grand Marais Pilots  TWO PLANES MISSING IN STATE WILDERNESS AREA

JFK Appeals For Foreign Aid Support   President Declares Program Will Buy Freedom, Security

President — Appeals For Foreign Aid  American’ Citizer      American’ Citizens Asked To Support “Bill In Conaress

Committee to Seek Pu seek Public’s Support  IF K Makes Plea For Foreign Aid

JFK Pushes Foreign Aid Plans  $41.8 Billion to Buy   $41.8 Billion to Buy  ‘Freedom and Peace’

Lumumba, Two Cronies Escape Congo Prison After Overpowering Guards

Wily Premier, Two Others Being Hunted In Katanga Province  Lumumba Escapes Prison

Find Little Opposition To Invasion   2 Other Small Enealves Taken. Bombay Clainis

Portugal's Enclaves In India Invaded  Complete Victory Is Expected Today   Complete Victory Is Expected Today In 3 Territories

Armed U.S. Soldiers Cross Border Again   ‘Unilateral Action’...  U.S. to Protest Block on Travel

U. S. troops drive into east Berlin second day   U.S. to lodge protest

U.S. Military Might Challenges Berlin Reds for Second Day in Row

U. S. Will Lodge Fermal Protest On Travel Bans  Unilateral Action Will Bring Note  From Americans

Armed Convoy Escorts Civilian Car Past Guards   fanks and Armored Carriers Also Sent to Border Crossing Point.

TRAFFIC FATALITY COUNT TO RISE  Death's Actors Get Set For July 4th Holiday

French-Tunisian Dispute Afro-Asians Claim Enough Votes For Emergency Session

LOCAL TEMPFRATIURES   ee Ginning Increases For First Time In Five Weeks

School Overhaul Beaten...  Assembly Interrupts . Scramble to Finish

School Tax Plan Suffers Second Defeat In Senate  Assembly Recesses After Night-Long Session In Race for Adjournment.

Overhauling of State's School System Stymied By Action of Senators

WHERE TO FIND IT   en meena etn oatnhennaineenamenmatnemenianmmameiatl  Dad Wins $] 300 Contract To Drive Daughters To School In Family Car

[Only 2 Will Ride  Father May Be Paid For  Driving His Girls to Schoo:

Dad Awarded $1,300 Contract To Drive Daughters To School In Family Cadillac

‘Kettle’ Funds Falling Behind   Salvation Army Makes First Report

Atlanta: Integrates 9 Screened Negroes Enter White Schools; End 100-Year Custom

Government Sues To Void Deal Made By Ford With Electric Autolite Company

Seeks To Void Ford Purchase Of Company Last Spring For $28 Million

Elizabeth Taylor, Burt Lancaster Win Oscars as Best Actress, Actor

LANCASTER, TAYLOR WIN OSCARS FOR PERFORMANCES; USTINOV IS BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

Lancaster  Top Actor   Liz Taylor Gels Actress Award; “Anartment”? Tons

 Academy Awards Presented Burt Lancaster, Liz Taylor  Named Best Actor, Actress

Subdivisions  To Decide 29  issues Nov. 7 Ballot Will Include  4 Amendments To State Constitution

SOLONS SEE $MILLION SIGNS  Money, Money Is Word in Minnesota Legislature   Courts, Lawyers to Tie Up Ends in One of Biggest Bank Frauds

Tax, Money Issues Face Legislators   Liberals Attack Exise Tax Plan As Sales Levy, Conservatives Study Plar

Will Fly To Berlin, Bonn   On Germany And Berlin High-Level Talks Appeai West Allies’ Next Move

Solid Wall Aims At Tiaht Closing Of Refucee Exits   Lyndon Johnson To Carry Pledge To West Berlin

RED RULERS REINFORCE BARRICADE   East Germans Build Wall as  Refuaees Escape

E. Germans Throw Up Brick Wall   Commies Reinforce Wire Barricades, Truck Carrying Refucees Shot Up

Reads Erect Brick Wall To Stop Refugee Flow   Adenauer Promises More Aid To NATO

To Discuss Berlin And  Germany   East Germans Hold Meetings in Effort To Strenathen Forces

Guards Shoot Up Heavy Truck as Refugees Flee   Adenauer Says Army Will Be Increased

Brick wall reinforces wire curtain   Reds are miffed at the continued flow of refugees

Reds Building A Brick Wall  Inside Border   ‘West Germany Will Build Up Its Preparedness Within NATO

Brick Wall Placed to Halt Flow  More Talks Seen Next Move of West

Throw Up Brick Wall At Border   Action Taken As Refugees Still Outwit Communist Guards: Allies May Request Parley With Soviets

TO CONTAIN REFUGEES Communists Build Brick  Wall At Berlin Borders   ATTACK ACTIONS

Report Western Allies Consider Token Increase of Garrisons In  Wect Rerlin

Reds Build Wal Of Brick Behind Wire Barricade   Communists Irked by Continued Flights From East Germany

I] Cuban Ship Crewmen Find U.S. Asylum   Reds Reinforce Barricades  Build Brick Wall Inside E. Berlin

Reds Shoot At Truckload Of Refu gees   West Germany To Step Up Military, Adeuauer Declares

Brick Wall Is  Added to Wire Barricades    Continued Escape of Few Refugees Miffs E. Germans

Communists in East Berlin Build Brick Wall Behind Their Barbed Wire Barrie)   2 ee RE =o EN eR ae  Favs. mtn. re wren £ or. an 7 /.. I‘ LE_. 28. West Germany to Step Up Efforts  For Its Military Preparedness

Adenauer Gives No Details of Action Within NATO Force   Brick Wall Going Up in East Berlin

Berlin’ Ss ‘Tron - Cu i 0g  Becomes a Brick Wal   East German Red Leaders Order Reinforcement of Barbed Wire

Refugees Fleeing  nme ree ee neem en ante en cose ceemnanresnsamnanes  Brick Wall Thrown Up By Communists

Red Guards Pepper Truck With Bullets   Refugees Ram Through Fence, Reach W. Berlin

REFUGEES RAM TRUCK OVER LINE   West Agrees To  Some Increase In Garrisons

Johnson’s Berlin Trip Announced: Reds Build Brick Wall Barricades

Marshal Sees Why Prisoner Wanted To ‘Hold On’ To An Extra Pair Of Shoes

Action Seen on Twin Highway Safety Issues   Senate Demos May Call for Another Showdown on Radar Proposal.

INDEX      ta His Last Words...   By THE MOST REV. KART. J ALTER

Sins of Mankind Lead to Cross; Cross to Victory Over Death   Last of @ Series

Second Test At Georgia Anticipated  ” Paenyie. “Stndents ‘   Faculty, Students Await Integration With Mixed Feelinz:

APPREHENSION AND REASSURANCE   Governor Pledges Necessary Forces

Georgia University Awaiting Newest Court Decisions   Governor Warns Force Will Be Used to Halt Any More Riots.

Georgia U. Awaits New Integration   Court Orders That 2 Negroes Be Re-admitted

Georgia U. Awaits  2nd Integration Test   Don’t Interfere With Admission, Judge Warns

TWO NEGROES RETURN MONDAY TO GEORGIA U   Federal Judge Bars Ney  Suspension; Governor  Promises Police.

Integration Try Planned Monday   Second Test Is Slated  At Georcia Univecsity

 Negroes Ordered Readmitted Georgia School Awaits 2nd Integration Test

CULBAN ANTI-AMERICANISM   Negroes To Return  Ll. O f Georgi a  Awaits Round 2

 But Georgia Govern Governor V Warns:  Students, ents, Faculty Urge Nesroes’ Readmission

Second Test At Georgia Anticipated .  Faculty, Students Await Integration

New Test Due Georgia U. On  Integ ration   2 Negro Siudents Ordered Readmitted By Federal Judge

Brace For Integration Test Monday   Judge Restrains Officials From Suspending Negroes

Georgia U. Awaits Second Integration Test  Court Orders Negro Students Readmitted

Uneasy Georgia Awaits New Test  In Refurn of Two  U.S. Judge Orders End of Suspension For Necro Pair

Georgia U. to Readmit 2 Negroes   Gov. Vandiver Plans to Stop Any Violence

New England to Colorado... Torrential Rains Taper Off After Causing Flash Floods

Colorado eastward lashed by storms  CLOUDBURST DUMPS 8 IN. IN IOW NY. SUBWAYS FLOODED RY RAIN   2.85 INCHES AT NORFOLK TOPS IN STATE

Stormy Weather ls Tapering Off   Violent Thunderstorm Hit in New York City

Leaves hospital  Boy, 14, Tells of Seeing Companions Die on Raft

Aceused Assassin Of Dictator Shot  Down By Searchers   Retired General Is Victim Of Machinegun Fire In Capital

Dominican Police Shoot Down Trujillo Assassin   U.S. Suggests Mission To Trouble Spot

Chief Assassin Of Trujillo Is Cornered, Sho!   Accomplice Also Is Slain by Gunfight In Heart of City

Dominican Roundup Continues Police Machine Gun  Assassin Chief. Aide.

Trujillo Killing  Instigator Slain  Gen. Diaz, Friend Shot by Police

Diaz, accused assassin, dies in gun battle   Retired general and accomplice shot by police

Trujillo Plot Leader Slain In Gun Fight  Alleged Accomplice Of Gen. Diaz Also Killed With Him

Top Assassin Shot to Death   Gen. Diaz, Accused Trujillo Slayer, Wavlaid, Slain

‘Chief Assassin’ Of Trujillo Slain In Street Battle  Allaand Areramnlica   Alleged Accomplice Also Shot Down by Soldiers and Police

Slay Chief Of Trujillo Assassins   Gen. Diaz Snuffed Ou in Gun Battle with Troops, Police.

Diaz, Accused Top Assassin, Shot to Death   Dominican Capital Scene of Revenge

Accused Chief Assassin Of Trujillo Killed   General Diaz And Alleged Aide Shot Down Durina Gun Battle

Trujillo Stayer ls Gunned Dowr   Dominican Officials Tell of Police Action

Companion Also Killed By Police   Retired Army General Dies Under Bullets

Ciudad Trujillo:  Kill a General Accused in Plot  CAL dines Dealing Shane   Soldiers, Police Shoot Down Juan Tomas Diaz

Chief Trujillo Assassin Slain  Retired Gen. Juan Tomas Diaz Is Shot Down by Police in Gunfiaht

Accused Assassin Of Truiillo Dead   Soldiers, Police Shoot Down Retired Gen. Juan Tomas Diaz

Ex-Genera Shot Down By Police   Second Alleged Assassin Killed In Gun Battle

FOE SLAIN IN ~ GUN BATTLE   Gen. Diaz, Alleged Lecd - erOf Assassination Plot, Is Trapped In  ~ Heart Of Dominican Capital.

Master Mind In Plot Shot After Tipoff   Accomplice Killed In Street Fight, Government Says

Alleged Plot Leader Slain  Diaz, Companion Clowes ba. Poo waslk LL...

GEN: _— — VIAL Accused Assassin Of Rafael Trujillo Killed In Battle

Governor, AG Join for Probe Of Road Board   Action Could Lead To Removal of One Or More Members

Five Firemen Die  In Chicago Blaze   Six More Reported Missing After Walls Collapse In 5-Story Factory Building

Walls Of Building Collapse   Six Others Reported Buried Under  Debris, Eight Other Firemen Hospitalized

SupremeCourtJustice, Senator and Cabinet Member Labeled ‘Bums, Tramps’ by Irate Innkeeper

Prominent Lawmakers Given Tongue Lashing by Irate Woman Innkeener

“TRAMPS” GET ORDERS Proprietor Undaunted By Senator, Court Justice

Lady Innkeeper Blasts Hikers  High US Officials ‘Are Ordered off Rue

*BIG SHOTS GET THE 'BUM'S RUSH"  No Room at the Inn for Wet Hikers

Inside Today’s News   Woman Innkeeper Tells Nation's Bigwigs Off

NATO Has Rusk’s Outline U.S., Allies Planning Proposal About Berlin

Allies To Seek Berlin Talks lf Reds Don't   Diplomatic Maneuver Revealed in Paris As Big 4 Confer

If Russians Fail to Propose One First —  U.S., Top Allies Will Suggest  Parley on Berlin and Germany

Russia May Move First   Proposal Expected In Fall; To Include Allies, Soviets

Allied Berlin Plan Is Ready   Proposal to Be Advanced Within Next Few Weeks for Conference

West Will Ask Berlin Parley   Allies Hoping To Get Bid  In Before Russians 

WOULD MEET TO DISCUSS BERLIN   Move Planned If Soviets Fail To Seek Talks  DIPLOMATIC   Maneuver Probably Will Be Launched After W. German Elections

Tt Reds Don t Move first ~~ West Allies Preparing Plan For Meeting On Berlin Issue

NATO Council Hears Strategy For New Action   Timing of Appeal Hinges on Move By Khrushchev

If Soviets  Don’t Act On It First   Timing of Talks Are Important for Tactical Reasons

WANTS OIL  CHANGE   Negotiations Timing Important --- , Berlin Diplomatic Maneuvers Outlined

Reds May Move First  West Is Planning To Seek Parley ‘On West Berlin

WEST PLANS PROPOSALS ON BERLIN   U. S., Allies Awaiting Move By Russians

West, Russ  Meet Bid on Berlin Call Coupled   Call Coupled With Buildup

ALLIES WANT CONFERENCE ON GERMANY   NATO Will Propose Session In Next Few Weeks. Rusk Outlines Plan.

On Berlin Crisis ‘Allies Planning To Ask ‘For Meet With Russians   Important Mission  Swift Strike Mock War  Continues At Fast Pace

TIMING WILL BE DECIDED BY EVENTS   Rusk Confers In Rome With Main Italian Chiefs

Big Push After Bonn Elections Appears Likely  Timing of NATO Bid Is Delicate

Allies Want To Meet With Reds On Berlin Issue   To Propose Meeting in Next Few Weeks If Soviets Fail To Do So

U.S, Allies Hone To Have Meet On Berlin With USSR   Wilt Act If Reds Fail To Ask For Neaotiations First

West To Propose Berlin Talk   U. S., Allies Will Make Offer If Russians Don’t Ask For One First

All Five Members Are Sent Letters Requesting Move  _ Two Quickly Agree; _ Governor Says _ ‘Impasse Reached’

Mining Expert Optimistic On New Coal Idea   Slurry Burning Offers Potential

By Federal Mining Expert . . . Coal Slurry Burning Process  Called Major Breakthrough

U.S. Not Slamming Shut the Door—  Might Exchange Cuban Patrol Boat for Hifacked Airliner

Team of Candidates  Bill Would Require Voter To Designate Party Choice

E. German Couple Crash Concrete Dividing Wall  Reinforced Heavy Truck Breaks Through With Only Sliaht Intury To Pair

West vs. 5oviret Union Sparring Mateh Precedes  Top-Level Talks On Berlin

U.S. - Soviets Sparring On Berlin Talks   Who Issues Invite Delicate Question Among Diplomats

Berlin Summit Still Uncertain   East, West Hesitate to Take Initiative

On Inside Pases   A \ Diplomatic Sparring ; ‘Who Will Pop Question ‘On Berlin Peace Talks?

Holovachka Indicted Qn New Charge   Ex-Prosecutor Of Lake County Yn U.S. Court

Report Russ Test Fallout Puts Radiation in Fresh  Food: See No Peril Now

Radioactive lodine In Food Due To Fallout Of Soviet’s Nuclear Tests

Soviet Nuclear Tests Blamerdt Radioactive lodine Up In Food Supplies

Terry Says Fallout Not Hazard Yet   Fresh Food Shows  Some Radioactivity

Not Yet Dangerous  lodine 131 From Fallout Found in U.S.Food Supply

Holds ‘Potential Concern   Find. Radioactive lodine 131i in , Foods

Fallout Found In Food   Radioactive Todine Turns Up In Milk; Present Amount Ig Not Dancerous

Radioactive lodine 131 Introduced  Presence Is Deee Oe: a eee eer   Presence Is Detected In Areas Over Southeast

Fallout From Soviet Tests ~ Radioactive [odine  ~ Found In US. Food

Fresh Foods Hold Radioactive lodine  But Present Fallout No Cause for Alarm

A Fresh Fallout Danaer Detected   Radioactive lodine Shows  Up In U.S. Food Supplies

In Southeast, Eastern Areas Soviet A-Tests Reported Affecting Some U.S. Food

Radioactive lodine 131 Get: Into Fresh Food Supplies   Prolonged Fallout Seen Threat to Human Race

Fallout Increase Noted In Food No Cause for  LAW Pr Orr rAIicvrvas

Red blasts put radioactive iodine in fresh foods in southeast U.S.

Jobless Pay Bill Wins Nod   House Committee Stamps Approval On Time Extensio1

Jobless Benefits Proposal Cleared For Hous Action   Committee Places Ban On Amendments; Bill Assailed By GOP

JOBLESS PAY PLAN ENDORSED   House Committee Gives Unanimous OK to Measure

— Congress In Final Breather Before Tackling Stack Of Must Legislation

INO Action Dy Keas  U.S. Sends Armed Soldiers Through Berlin Check Point

U.S. Sends Troops Across Red Border  In Berlin Dispute  3 Jeeps With Armed M.P.s Escort Americans Past Communist Guarde

Demonstrate Open-Border Intentions   Crossing Point Remains Open After Incident

U.S. Convoy Escorts Car Over Border   Jeeploads of Soldiers Get No Opposition as They Move Past Reds

Report in UN Of 11 Killings Shoeks Adlai   Lumumbist Leftists Execute Senator and Others in Parliament

Stevenson Condemns Assassins  TT @WTko:aAsS: - Se wa   U.N . Action to Be Sought. In Congo Revenge Killings

Stevenson Will Ask New U.N. Action Condemning Congo Revenge Killings

Lumumbists Reported Back Of 1] Deaths  Other Conao News   Other Congo News Disturbs U-N.;  Naecar Hae Pranncal

Stevenson Will Seek UN Action   New Executions Carried Out By Lumumba Leftist:

Stanleyville Rebel . Forces in New Blow; Nasser Warns Powers Of African War Peril

‘Adlai Tells UN To Probe Executions   Lumumba Leftists Blamed For Eleven Political Slayings

Lumunbists Blamed For 11 Deaths  ‘Shocked’ Adlai “To Seek, Action By UN Council

Adlai Jolted At Executions In The Congo   U.N. Ambassador Says He Seeks Council Action

On The Snside   Merger Hearing Keopens  Opposing Railroads Present Cases Against ACL-SAL Consolidation

Onrasition To Rail Merger To Be Heard   Hearing Resumes In Richmond

Western Powers Undecided On Steps 1To Take To Begin Talks With USSR:

Berlin Talks With Soviets! West ls Asking When! How!   Western Diplomats Are At Odds on How to Best Handle Situation.

  Report West Is Undecided on How to Begin Talks with USSR on Berlin  i i  j

Allies Undecidec On Negotiations With Russians   French Disagree Witt ULS., Britain on How And When to Start

Fire Routs Hundreds  In Montanc  Forest Blaze Near Helena Controlled

Forest Fire Encireled — In Montana   But Not Before Mining Town Is Evacuated

U. N. Group Blasts Bias   Stuff Resolution May Fail Before General Assembly

Wants Punitive Action United Nation Proposes South African Bovcoftt

South African Racial Policies Under Attack   U.N. Committee Votes Demand for

UN Gets Wide-Range Arms Plan  Weapons Reduction  "Ts Cnmme te Gianna

J.S. Submits Disarming Plan Seeking Weapons Ban. Armv Stablization

U.S. SUBMITS NEW DISARMAMENT PLAN   Could Outlaw Mass Destruction Weapons Stabilize Major Powers’ Military Strength

Kennedy, Rusk ToConferToday With Gen. Park   South Korean Dictator . Seeks More Aid From US; Pledges Red Fight

Ask Moratorium On Nuclear Tests During Mediation Of Differences   Observers, However, See Move Weighted  In Favor of Soviets

25 Non-Aligned Nations Send Formal Appeals To Kennedy, Nikita   UAW, General Motors Announce Good Progress In Negotiations

Dean Rusk Indicates Failure In Swinging France Over To U.S. Position On Berlin At Ministers’ Conference

TWO NATIONS ARE SPLIT ON KEY PROPOSAL   France Against Taking Initiative In Berlin Negotiations   DISCLOSURE AT ODDS WITH RUSK

French Veto U.5S.-Backed Berlin Stand   Taking Talks Initiative Tagged Weakness Sion

U. S. Plan Rejected .  France, US. Split on Key Proposal i in Berlin Crisis

Forgets to Cut Ribbon  23,000 Oklahomans See  JFK Dedicate Highway

JFK Opens  Oklahoma  Highway 25,000 Persons  Get Chance To See President

Prepare To Entrain For Paris   Leader Boosted By Massive Show Of Popular Support

To Cope With Revolt ... France Pulls  Out of NATO      France Sets Off Fourth Nuclear Shot

Two Others Die Before Dawn  Suicide Try Delays ‘Menderes Execution

Turks die  on gallows   Mendares tries suicide, living on borrowed time

US. Officials See No Softening Of Soviet Demands in Berlin Talks

Khrushchev Talk Reaction - he US: Sees No Soffening Of Red Demands; Negotiation Hope Din

U.S. Officials Give Careful Study To Talk   Some Lawmakers See Ray Of Hope In Soviet Address

Khrushchey Talk Under Close Study   No Softening Seen Of Soviet Demands for Berlin Settlement

Hunt Missing Plane Upstate   _ Air Force B47 Bomber Confirmed As Being Down in Hurley Region

Find Wreck Of B47 Jet In Wisconsin   Bomber Was Carrying Crew of 4; Reported Down Near Hurley, Wis

FRENCH - ALGERIAN TALKS BREAK DOWN   Negotiators Unable To Agree On Sovereignty Over Oil-Rich Desert Area

Negro Entry Shuts Down Georgia U.   Governor Will Request Repeal of Law Denying Funds, but Ask Court To Block Intearation

stocns tor ‘Larget Cities’ Grain Dispersal Plan For Defense Slated

Freeman Tells of Plan to Move Wheat to Larger Cities for Emergency Use

Wheat Plan For Periled Nations Set   Surplus Deployment Plan For Strategic . Areas To Be Aired

SHOWER FORECASTS ‘SCRUBBED’  Hoosier Heat Wave Moves into 3rd Week

2nd Degree Charge Could Bring Life   No Sentence Date Set; Jury Returned Verdict After 6'2 Hours

SAY KREMLIN AGREEING TO LAOS TRUCE   Rusk And Home Are Preparing Russian Reply

Britain, Russia Close To Agreement   United States For Kennedy Visit.

Would Precede 14-Nation Parley Joint Truce Call  Within 48 Hours, ;  Observers Believe

Laotian Troops Will Drop Arms For Cease-Fire   _.General Phoumi Says Major Powers Aiming To Close .Heostilities

Russia ‘Agrees’ To Timetable o1 Laos Cease-Fire  Must Be Verified in oe See eee:    Must Be Verified in Advance; Macmillan Arrives for Talks

RECORD COLD WAVE SET  - Groundhog’s Shadow  _ May Freeze at Dawn

U.N. Forces  Driven From Congo Base   Congolese Take Town, Shell Canadians At Port

Hammarskjold Tells Troops To Reoccupy Port Town; Canadian Unit Under Fire

De Gaulle Offers Algerian Parleys  Insists Areq Must Keep French Ties

Another Eichmann Story, Photo Page 12   DeGaulle Paves Way For Talks

De Gaulle Opens Door  lo Patleys   Sovereignty But With French Tieup Like Senegal Offerec

New Jersey Group Shuns Negro Rally Protesting Civil War Centennial   South Carolina NAACP Head Hits Charleston Celebration

President Under Fire From NAACP For Failing To Act Fast On Civil Riahts

‘Jerry Can’ Found; Belief Grows Youngster Drowned     ROCKEFELLER HOPES WANE

Bi partisan Nod Given President  With Notes Y & oe gee” Sees Spa

Kennedy Back at Capital to Finish Plans for His Inaugural Friday

? S. “% ot Pasty  \ IL      Lincoln Leaves Illinois for Inauguration   By MERTON T. AKERS

Run For Governor...  Informed Sources Say Connally to Quit Federal Job

Pope John Appeals for Summit Talks In Mass Dedicated to World Peace

Pontiff Urges World Rulers  To Avoid War Pravs for Peace at  Special Service; No Names Mentioned

Special Mass for Peace Negotiate and Avoid War.  Pope’s Appeal to Leaders

Restore Peace, Belgians Told   Premier Says No More Violence To Be Allowed

Violence Ruled Out In Belgium   Premier Cracks Dowr In Working Out of Austerity Plans.

INDEX      President Not Out of Touch--Houston Student Calls Him--Collect

Robber Of Bank Found In Church  $9,900 Is Recovered; Virginia Waitress,  N.C. Man Being Held

U.S., Britain Working on Congo Plan  Nations Hope To Strengthen Dale af 1) NN.

Stronger U.N. Handi in ongo To Be Soucht   U.S.. Britain Work On Resolution to Be Presented in Council

U.S., Britain Working on Plan ‘or Congo Unity   Map Resolution To Strengthen Role of UN

Vientiane Threatened By Victory   Counter Offensive Plans Thwarted By Rout Of Troops

Big Setback Is Dealt Laos In Civil War  Canital Cite Te Threatened   Capital City Is Threatened By Pro-Communist Forces

Red Forees Make Gains In Laos War   Loss of Area Serious Blow To Government

Royal Troops Routed By Commies In Laos   Setback In Ta Vieng Staging Area Mav Criople Counteroffensive Plans

Reds Rout ° Royalists In Staging Area   Fliers Continue Strafing Attacks In Counteroffense

Rebel Victory Poses Threat To Vientiane   Staging Area’s Fall Jolts Government Plan For Offensive

Revolution Celebration  Under Way   Armed. Highjacker’s Name Not Revealed

Flight Home Author ‘ized By Castro   Special Airliner, Crew Standing by Yor Trip to Cuba

Arrive In Miami  American Businessmen Released By Cubans Tell Of Experiences

Oil Line Break Blamed For Carrier Fire  6th Fleet Flagship :  Docks In Athens; 7 Dead; 23 Injured

Navy Blames An Oil Line For Disaster  Aireraft Carrier   Aircraft Carrier Fire Claimed 7 Lives of Crewmen

, Blaze Kills Seven, Injuries 23  ‘Ruptured Oil Line Blamed For Fire On Carrier

Break In Oil Line Blamed For Ship Fire   EARLY-MORN FIRE   TWO-HOUR BATTLE

Fire on Carrier Fatal for Seven   Ruptured Oil Line on Saratoga Is Blamed for Raging Two-Hour Blaze

Milk Giveaway  N.Y. Politicians Prove Best Things in Life Are Free

Khrushchev Replies To Kennedy Note   _No Indication Of Acceptance Of Summit Conference

Talks With Menshikov Kennedy Gets Message From Russian aa al   Refers To White House   To Visit Canada

Menshikov Delivers Note From Krush  President, Wife   President, Wife Prepare To Leave For Canada Today

Menshikov  Delivers Note  To Kennedy No Word Given  On Possibility of Mootingo With Me ]

Soviet Ambassador Menshikov Delivers Message rom Mr. K In Reply To President’s Note

Rayburn’s Condition Improves.  Dalki¢tieal T oador   Political Leader Comes Out Of Coma, Recognizes Family. Friends

Rayburn Listed As Better Today   His Improvement Called Absolutely Remarkable By Staff

_.  Condition Of Speaker Sam Rayburn Critical But Improvement Is Noted

Unconscious, Then Rallies—  Rayburn Is Better, Fever Goes Down   It Does Not Warrant Undue Public Concern, However— Radioactive lodine Is Introduced Into Food By Reds' Nuclear Tests

Rayburn’s Stricken By  Pneumonia   Cancer-Afflicted Speaker Of House Remains Critical

Rayburn Still Critical,  Shows Some Improvement   Dr. Short said Rayburn was pv!

Rayburn Reported Improv ed Today  Condition Worsened Wednesday After He  Contracted Pneumonia

Is Suffering From Pneumonia . .  Rayburn Is improved After  Period of Unconsciousness

Se fet lO  Cancer Plus Pneumonia Keeps Sam Rayburn Critically Ill

Though critically ill Rayburn remarkably improved in night   Temnerature down

Laotian King And Ministers Leave Capital   Leaders Calm During Reported Rebel Drive As Bia Powers Debate

Will Complete Talks With Europe Big 3   Macmillan Due in Washington Wednesday, Adenauer April 11

Kennedy To.. Visit France  Source Says He Plans to Confer With De Gaulle

Paris Visit Plans Aired By Salinger   Wife To Accompany Him On Plane Trip Slated For May 31

3-Day Parley With De Gaulle Set To ‘Begin on May 31   Change in Travel Policy

President Plans Trip To France  Changes Stand — On High-Level  - Conferences

Kennedy Will Confer In Paris      President Not Planning To Visit Other European Capitals

JFK Slates Confab With De Gaulle   Visit Reflects Plans Toward High-Level Meeis

Kennedy To Confer With De Gaulle   President And Wife To Go To Paris In May For Top Talks -

JFK fo Visit De Gaulle In France   Paris Conference Set for End of May; Jackie to Go Along

President, De Gaulle Plan Talks   Chief Executive Won't Visit Any Other Capitals

JFK, De Gaulle To Meet Next Month In Paris  First Meeting Of Two Expected To J act Theran Dave .

JFK Will Meet With De Gaulle   Three-Day Paris  Talks Set Mav 31

May 31 Journey With Mrs. Kennedy Will  Follow Meeting With Macmillan, Adenauer

Jacqueline to go along on 3-day trip   No plans for visit to other European cities

Three Days of Talks With De Gaulle  Kennedy Will Fly To Paris May 31

   Accompanied By Wife  'U.S. A. President Plans ‘Visit To Paris Mav 3lst

Kennedy To Visit Paris In May For Talks With Chas. De Gaulle   Draft U. S.-British Reply Tonight  ~ To Russian Note On Laotian Crisis   Soviets Agree To Negotiations But Vague On Cease-Fire Plan

Kennedy- Wife  Going to Paris in May, June Talks with DeGaull   Rounds out Sessions  with West Allies

Kennedy Plans Trip to France   Talks Precede Response to Russ  U.S.- BRITISH CONFERENCE ON LAOS BEGINS TONIGHT

Inside The Times   for Talks With De Gaulle  President Kennedy Plans May 31 Visit To Paris

De Gaulle Invites Him for 3-Day Talk  Jackie Going Along; No Plans   Jackie Going Along; No Plans To Visit Other Europe Capitals

Jacqueline To Accompany President On His First Trip Abroad As Nation’s Chief Executive.   CANADIAN VISIT IS ALSO DUE IN MAY

KENNEDY WILL VISIT FRANCE DURING MAY   To Confer With de Gaulle For Three Days; May Extend Trip   ADENAUER COMING TO WASHINGTON

DeGaulle Asks Chief Executive To Make Trip   President and Wife Will Spend Three Days In Paris, Beginning May 31.   To Canada First

3-Day Parley With DeGaulle President Accepts Bid To Visit Paris In May

Conference Will Last For 3 Days  Visit to Other Capitals of Europe Doubted

Macmillan Talks Slated For Tuesday   President Accepts French Leader's Invite

Presisent ond caGaulle To Discuss ‘How Pralelemse laweleuteag Tuga N

Hopes To Reconcile Differences  Kennedy ToSpend Three Days In Conference With DeGaulle

Visit to DeGaulle Slated By Kennedy End of May   Maemillan, Talk is Set  For Tuesday   2 Threats See Guard Doubled  Tight Watch Stays On Kennedy Family

President’s First Trip Abroad. Set   Mrs. Kennedy To Accompany Chief Executive Oversea:

Personal Diplomacy  JFK to Huddle With DeGaulle   France Almost Home to Jackie

JFK, Wife Plan Visit To France   Accept Invitation From Charles deGaulle. Will Arrive May 21

PLA  TO OTTAWA IN ADVANCE   Macmillan And Adenauer Talks Set Immediately

Kennedy And Wife Accept Invitation   No Comment Made On Possibility Of Other Europe Stops

Kennedy  to Fly to. p, Pai        Will Be Accompanied By Wife On First Presidential Trip Abroad

PLANS VISIT TO OTTAWA IN ADVANCE.   Macmillan And’ Adenauer Talks Set Immediately.

3-Day State. Visit Will  Open May 3]  Deac Raftantla Mifare   Pres. DeGaulle Offers Invitation for Talks On U.S.-French , Affair:

Kennedy Goes fo Paris Next Month   U.S.-French © Differences To Be Discussed

Paris Visit  Plans Made By Kennedy   President Going May 31 for Talks With De Gaulle.

Presidents Plan Paris  Conference   Top Level-Meeting On World Problem To Begin’ May 37

Kennedy Is Going To Paris in May To See DeGaulle   President's Wife to Join Him in Journey

3Day Talks Set Up With De Gaulle.   ‘Laos, Other: Policy  Disagreements: on

Kennedy P Plans May Visit To France”  Leaders To. Talk Mutual Problems

Plans First Trip Abroad As President   Kennedy Will Meet De Gaulle; Canada Visit Stil] Stands

3-Day Paris Visit to Start May 31  JF: K Will Conter With De Gaulle

Kennedy Will Go To France In May   For 3-Day Visit With DeGaulle

Kennedy Will Fly To Paris May 31 To Meet De Gaulle   President Has Never Met French Premier, Jacqueline to Go Along

Kennedy Will Fly fo Paris Meeting with M. DeGaulle   President Plans Speech to Canadian Parliament Before His Trip.

Kennedy to Fly To Paris May 31  Three Days of Talks Sot With De Galle

Inside Today   3-Day Talks With DeGaulle In May: Jackie Going Too

Kennedy Sets DeGaulle Visit  President Planning Paris Trip For May

Invited By President De Gaulle   To Visit Ottawa In Mid-May. To Arrive In France May 31

Plans Indicate View Change On Diplomacy   First Lady Will Go On Paris Trip, Too; She Speaks French

Kennedy Plans To Arrive In Paris May 31   President Accepts DeGaulle’s Invitation To Visit France, Talk Over Problems

Kennedy Will Visit De Gaulle   Jacqueline Will Go Along In President’s First Trip In May.

TODAY'S MARKETS Local . . . K. C. Livestock Chicago Grain ... N. Y. Stocks  —TODAY'S MARKETS TODAY—   NEW YORK STOCK

At Baptist School Session King, Jackson Disagree  On Freedom Rides’ Value

Operation Helps Twin Help Twin   33 DOOMED IN CALIFORNIA Lethal Valentine Ready for Delivery

Commuters On Border Facing Ban   Clampdown At Laredo, El Paso Considered

\Se Establece La Pena  ‘De Muerte Para La  iPiratearta Tis Awinwan

2 FAMILIES WIPED OUT  nmr Ts Pete ameter iceamanamcnm nate msn  Crash Takes Tragic Toll In 7 Families

Family Groups Plane Victims   Toll Includes Many Children With Parents

Congo President Issues Challenge To Rebel Leader   Test of Strength In Parliamentary Session Is Asked

Gizenga is challenged to showdown   Kasavubu moves to unify Congo's warring factions

Rebel Chief Facing Test For Control   President Calls Parliament Into Special Session

\Kasavubu Challenges Red-Backed (Siemens In Congo Power Showdown

New Showdown In Congo Set By Kasavubu   Gizenga Challenged To Revect Strength In Parliament Session

Kasavubu Sets New Attempt af Unity in Congo   Issues Challenge To Rebel Leader

Rebel Head Challenged To Session  Parliament May Ponder Solution Late Next Month

Strength Test Set In Congo  Pro-Red Gets P arliamentary Chalienge

To Seek UN Guarantees Kasavubu Challenges Gizenga To Showdown in Parliament

Kasavubu Challenges Opponent   Fresh Showdown Appears Imminent Among Congolese

Red Backed Congo Rebel ls Challenged   Kasavubu Moves As Constitution Being Written

How {t Wuz   THAWING BEGINS — OF SEASON'S FIRST HEAVY ,SNOWFALL  New Year's Day — Storm Dumps Three

Lorin Seeks Information On Progress  Harrassment of U.N.   Harrassment of U.N. Operation Seen As Object of Complaint

SOVIETS HARASS UN BODY   Russia Presses For Full Report On Conao Probe

Soviets Urge U.N. To Give  Congo Data   Seek Report About Progress In Forcing Arms Advisers Out

Ask For Immediate Report: _  Soviets At U.N. Harass Dag’sCongo Operation

Soviet Pressing For UN Report   Move Seen Intended To Harass Operation

What Gives In Congo? Russ Asks   Calis for Progress Report in New U.N. Harassment

Gowiets Press Por a Report On the Congo   Move Obviously Ts Intended to Harass the UN

Soviets Ask For Report On Congo   Zorin Presses U.N. In Move ‘To Harass

Russia Calls For Congo Plan Report   Move Seen Intended -To Harass U. N. Operations. Dag

Soviet Union Pressing For Report On United Nations Congo Progress

Russia Presses For Immediate Congo Report  eee  .. eee oe   Demand ‘Obviously Is Aimed at Harassing The U.N.. Operations

Russians Press for Congo Data  Want U.N. Report About Withdrawal

UAW Offers GM New Plar In Contract   Reuther Switches From Profit-Share To Extra Benefits

Detroit:  Reuther Drops Profits Demands   Union Will Settle for Extra Salary Benefits

Balaguer Agrees To Resign; Foes Forming Junta   Dominican Opposition Leaders End Gen. eral Strike Against Government.

Central New York Methodists Offer Moral Support to Integration Leader

600 Delegates Meet in Syracuse _  Methodists  Endorse King’s Integration Effor'

Find No Proof Of Vote Fraud   Sec. Brown Conducts Probe In Trumbull

No Indictment In Fatal Cruiser Crash  Indict Sparta Area Youth For Murdering Step-Father

Ranger  Space Platform Launching Tentatively Scheduled for Friday

U.S. Readies Space ‘Double Shot’; ' Deep Probe Off Orbiting Platform

Backstage Dispute May Erupt During Last Day of Meet   Faubus is Backed by. Segregationists .,

‘HOUR IS LATE AGAINST REDS — IPK   Last Test Over; Astronaut Launching Slated Tuesday

FINAL TEST SUCCESS  First Astronaut Launch By U.S. May Be Tuesday

Most secondary roads in Shen.   Sen. Godwin 'n Race For Lt.-Governor

FBI Nabs Fugitive  Krom Ohio   Caught In Pittsburgh After Pulling Pistol On Federal Officers

Segregated Schools Would Receive Aid   Ribicoff Assures Schools of Funds; Senate Fight Seen

School Grants Unaffected By Segregation  Ribicoff Says He   Ribicoff Says He Has No Authority To Deny Such Aid

Administration Assures Segregation Of Schools No Bar To Grant Funds

Soviet Victory In Space Race No Surprise To US. Scientists, Lawmakers   Space Race Ends With U.S. Still Lagging By Weeks

No Surprise To Most U.S. Officials   Only the Beginning, Comments Aide; Expert Feels ‘Sick’

Auto Industry  Plans Bigger  Production — Will Lay Off 40,000  Next Week, But Secon: Quarter Outlook Bette

@ Coming Up PRUNSVILLE’S GOLDEN  JUBILEE COMMITTEE SETS PUBLIC MEETING

Craft Plunges Into Atlantic Near Lisbon—  62 Feared Dead In Crash Of Venezuelan Airliner

Venezuelan Plane With 62 Aboard Reported in Crash   Unconfirmed Message Tells Of Disaster in Lisbon Area

Human Tests Underway Cancer-Causing Virus Isolated, Scientist Savs

CANCER VIRUS IS ISOLATED   Promismg Serum De veloped By Cleve land Scientist

Serum Treats, Prevents The Disease Vital Discovery Reported In Fight Against Cancer

2 Discuss Affairs In War-Torn Land By Long-Distance   Gala Engagement Party Held For C&O-B&O

Legislature Opens Session  on Wednesday   Organization of Both Chambers First Item

Katanga, UN Feud Flares; Belgian Adviser To Province Is Expelled

- Solution For Berlin Crisis Not Easy; Hopes That Tax Boost Can Be Avoided

GENERAL WILL CONFER WITH ASIAN LEADER   U. S.-Supported Government Under Communist Attack   NO CONCLUSION AS TO BERLIN OUTCOME

JFK Warns, Future for U.S. Grim   President Sends Top Military Adviser To South Viet Nam

Gen. Taylor Being Sent To Saigon   Surplus And Cut In Taxes Out, Newsmen Told In Conference:

‘World In ‘A Period  Of Maximum Hazard’   Smaller Nations Spotlight Effort For New Secretary

Sends Gen. Taylor to South Viet Nam President Sees No Hope for Talking Out Crisis

Kennedy Sees No Easy Solution To Berlin In Time Of Maximum Hazard   10,000 More Soldiers Are Ordered To Europe   Regular Army, Air National Guard Units Will Begin Deployment ‘Now’

U5. Will Help Meet Threat In §. Viet Nar  Gen. Taylor Sent Te Saigon for Talk With Diem

Says No Easy Berlin Solution Is in Sight   President Announces Gen. Taylor Is Going to Saigon to See How U.S. Can Assist Viet Nam.

No Prospect Of Coalition For Geneva  Boun Oum’s Gov't Sends Delegation To Await Rebels

No Prospect of Coalition Gov tforLaos  Truce Commission Wranld Sit In with   Truce Commission Would Sit in with  Pence Nenotiatinne

Goldfine  Changes Plea To ‘Guilty’ Tax Case  Depends on Mental Status

Inside ...   Funds Question Unsettled ‘Permanent Peace Corps Bill  Sent to President Kennedy

Revolt By Cubans   Air Attacks Underline Seething Opposition To Castro’s Regime   By ROBERT BERRELLEZ

Castro Opposition Seen Risins  * * * * * * * * * * * * x * * *  4. ¢ JF Wet wr ~ won _ ee whe _   Aerial Blows Underline Internal Revolt In Cuba

Saboteurs Step Up Attacks  Air Strikes Underline Opposition To Castro

Air Attacks Culminate Eleven Days Of Terror   By ROBERT BERRELLEZ

TshombeReady To Talk with  Congo Premier   He Says in Message To the UN's Thant

Negro To Head Housing Agency   Senate Gives Nod After Long Debate

Faces Serious Problems—     Weaver Wins Senate  OK As Chief Of HHFA

Weaver Approved by Senate  Housina Chief   Housing Chief Still Faces 2 Big Problems

Senate Nod To  Weaver  JFK Pressure ae Early  I noe £ cecens co be rnee

Weather   Weaver Gets Senate O.K. In Key Post   Housing Chief Faces Problems; Cleared Under Pressure

Con Songress.  Weaver Gen Confirmation  Por Key Post   Administrator of Housing Faces 2 Serious Problems

Weaver Wins Approval as" Housing Chief  Negro to Take Oat! Saturday; Faces Two

Weaver Facing 2 Big Problems In Housing Post   Wins Confirmation By Vote of Senate

Weaver Confirmed by Senate After Fight By Dixie; Faces Difficult Housing Problems

Lon e Faces Two Serious Problems  Weaver Is Confirmed ‘For Housing Position

Weaver wins Senate okay for gov t post   New York Negrc is top housing administrator

New Administrator Of Housing Faces Two Serious Problems In Key Post

Employes of Night Club Testify Accused Gunmer Gentlemanly and Sober

Didn't Like Chicago   Negro‘ Freedom Rider’ Wantee Free Ticket Back To Jackson

Katanga Forces Claim Victory  Capture Big Base From U.N. in Battle

Claim victory over the U.N.   Base at Kamina wrested from _ Irish defenders

Bus Official Says Attorney General Urged Negro Drive Freedom Riders

Negro Driver Urged By Bob Kennedy For Rider Bus, Official Declares

Witness Says Bobbie Urged Negro Driver  Birmingham Police Cleared in Riots

'Bus Man Says...  Robert Kennedy Suggested  Negro Driver for “Riders”

PRAYER F FOR .  e TODAY e@   (Coprighted 1960, A Nations! Council of Charches Religion Features)

Scared, Unharmed Oregon Girl, 8, Is Home After Night With Abductor

Senate Rejects Appointments   Carley Refused Membership on Commission

Be etter Lhan 1960  Commerce Secretary Predicts  — Good Christmas-Shopping

Molotov Ousted From Red Party, Heads for Russia   Uncertain Future Awaits as Stalinist Leaves Vienna Post

(ld Bolshevik Is Returning To Moscow   Leaves Vienna Under Guard Of Soviet Police

Inside Today's Time:   Mascot Bear 7 UT STUDENTS ACCUSED OF KILLING BAYLOR CUB

SEEING DISNEYLAND   FOR BAYLOR MASCOT Hectic Bearnap Results In Death   FIRST WORD   RIOT FEARED

Panama Troops Ordered To Fire On Anyone Doing Terrorist Act ...  Five Blasts In 10 Days   iBETANCOURT ENDS VENEZUELA ORDER

DESIGN IS DEFENDED BY NAVY MAN   Symington Says Events Support Central Controls

‘Che’ Scoffs at Latin American Progress Plan, Says Conference Failed to Isolate Castro’s Cuba

Apartment Blaze Kills 4. Hurts 10   4 Persons Still Unaccounted for in Cleveland Tragedy

4 Persons Die, 10 Injured In Cleveland Fire  4 Other Persons LInaccounted for:   4 Other Persons Unaccounted for; Arson Probe on

Five Perish in Cleveland. Fire   Flames Rear Through ‘Apartment Building

Five Killed In Cleveland 4-Alarm Fire   Ten Injured Fleeing Three-Story Apartment Buildine

Cleveland fire kills 4   Four missing, 10 injured in Kast Side apartment

At Least 10 Hurt In Blaze At Apartment   Cleveland East Side Scene Of Tragedy; Hunting For Bodies

Four Killed In Blaze At  Cleveland      -t Others Missing As Flames Sweep Apartment Bldg.

NFO Says Holdine Action Off to Effective Start   Fewer Livestock At Markets Than Week Ago

SIZING UP ‘WAR GAMES’ AROUND WORLD  Khrush Pitching, West Catching

Al LITTLE COST—  Khrushchev Gaining Ground With Persistent Leadership

Ask Move Against Refugee Blockade   Western Powers Have Difficulties Deciding on Measure of Reprisal

Bonn Envoy Informs State Dept. West Germans Are Disappointed   Expected West to Take Counter Measures Against Red Blockade

West Is Undecided  On Precise Reprisals   East Germany ls Virtual Prison

WEST REICH UNHAPPY AT STALEMATE   Meet Difficulty On Agreement Over Measures

Western Allies Unable To Agree on Next Step   Wartime Reporter Returns to Berlin — Finds Communist Troops and Tanks  Barring 80,000 Workers From West Job

Big Four Stalling On Berlin   West Germany Disappointed at Allied Inaction

Allied Failure fo Act Disappoints West Germany   West Having Serious Difficulty Deciding On Exact Reprisals

Allied Inaction Leaves Bitter Taste To Some   Old Split May Hav« Been Opened By Closed Border

Disappointed at Western reluctance   Old split may be hindering sanctions talks

Richmond's Fighter Group Put On Alert   Danville Man Heads VANGA

What Will Be Next Step If More CORE Members Head South?   By HUGH A. MULLIGAN

Signs Seen  From A Bus  In Dixie Eye-Witness  Acecaunt wf   Eye-Witness Account of ‘Freedom Ride

Lecave ror vuicn mew uuineag —  Seney.. Couple To Translate Stone Age Tribal Language

Gov. Nelson Backing GOP’s Plea for Longer Top State Office Terms

Portugal’s Allies Urge Revision of Policing in Africa   Confuses Geneva Picture —  Laos Rebels Refuse To Deal with ICC

Portugal Urged To Revise Fier Angola Policy   Issue Is Cracking-Unity Of — North Atlantic Treaty Group

NATO: ‘Colonial Days Past   Rusk Claims West Needs Friendship of Asians, Africans

Colonial Issue Mars West Unity   NATO Ministers” Urge Portugal To Revise Policy

Allies Tell Of Concern On Angola  Portugal Urged To Revise  Her Policy

Portuguese African Policy Change Urged  NATO Allies Fear Angola Could  APrAFAR Anathar CAKAA

New Con oC Is Feared  In Angola Unwise to Resist  Africa’s Wind of  Change: Norway

By Dean Rusk, Lord Home  A New Sense Of Self-Confidence Is Sought For NA TO Organization

Fear Angola May Become Second Congo   Portuguese Bitter at United States for Backing U.N.

Portugal Urged To Change Its African Policy  NATO Ministers   NATO Ministers Feel Issue Is Cracking Unity

NATO WORRIED OVER ANGOLA BLOODSHED   Fear Situation Could Become Another Congo  MINICTERC   To'd By U. S. And British Officials West Stronger Than Soviet Union

Portugal Urgec To Revise Her Colonial Plan   Issue Is Seen One Crack in Unity Of NATO in Europe

Nikita Stands Firm In Talks With McCloy   Moscow Silent On Reaction To Speech

U.S. Preparing To Act If Bus Test Is Pushed   Possible Long Line of Prosecution Looms In Alabama Violence

U.S. May Beat Soviet Union On Mars Shot   Study Begins To Speed Shot To Red Planet To 1962 Instead Of 1964 As Planned

Khrushchev Report  Reds Threaten More Tests if U.§. Resumes Air Shois

Khrusncnev Report  Reds Threaten More Tests Tf U.S. Resumes: Air’ Shots

Rescuers Save Injured Man From Building  Hope Abandoned For Two Others Still Entombed

DANGER MARKS HEROIC RESCUE OF PINNED MAN      Saved From Death After 19 Hours

 Chicago Tragedy Rescue Man From Rubble ‘After Building Collapses

Building Falls, Fear Two Dead  One Man Saved Nearly 20 Hours ’ After Structure Falls at Chicago

Rescuers Save Man In Wreckage  9 Nebanee Brtamhaed   2 Others Entombed In Ruins Of Chicago Building Are Feared Dead

Injured Man Plucked From Cave-In Debris   Hope Is Abandoned For Two Others Entombed In Chicago

Man Rescued From Debris Of Fallen Building   Hope Abandoned For 2 Others Entombed By Chicago Collapse

Survives Building Collapse. _  .. Workman..Trapped..19 Hours. Is Rescued

Man Pinned 19 Hours By Steel Beam Is Rescued:  Both Legs, Back Broken

Rescuers Save Man in Debris  Hope Abandoned f Others in Building

Perilous Rescue.  Pluck Injured Man From’ Debris:of Fallen. Building:

Wrecking Crew Tragedy In Chicago 2 Entombed, 14 Injured As Building Collapses

Rescue  in wall collapse   Hope abandoned for two others still entombed

Falling Walls Trap Workers; Fear 3 Dead   Rescuers Risk Death to Get One Man Out From Under Beam

Rescue Caps Inch-by-Inch Struggle After 19 Hour:   Waved to Wife.

Man Trapped In Building Collapse Saf e  Perilous Rescue   Perilous Rescue Made; Two Missing In Chicago Cave-In

Rescuers Risk Lives ....  Injured Worker Is Saved  From Crumbling Structure

Crew Plucks Man From : Debris Trap   Inch-by-Inch Battle Climaxed After Building Collapses

McLoy Working On Disarm Plan   Far-Reaching Idea Is Readied for Falf

Kuwait Shrugs Off Threat of lraq Takeover  Believe Kassem Wil QOsdeslo Tiewk Class xe

Kuwait Calm, Ignores Iraqi  Claim To Oi      Shiek Flies Home Fron Mountain Palace After Kassem Threatens Country.

Threat By Iraq Given No Support   Kuwait Returns To Normal After  BRlemonestrations

City Quiet As Threat Tapers Off   Iraqi Leaders Still Talk Of  Annexation

Life Back To Normal For Kuwait      Iraq Expected To Shelve Demand Fo: Oil-Rich Region

Mitchell Says Newburgh Welfare Code Scared Chiselers Off City Relief Roles

Asks for U.N. Protection  . Kasavubu Summons Parliament As Step Toward. Congo Unity

Kasavubu Reconvenes  Parliament   Congo Leader  Asks For U.N.  See ee een

Kasavubu Says Parliament to Be Convened   Asks U.N. to Protect Lawmakers, Provide Trave! Facilities

STATES FOR ‘TRENDS’   New Jersey Is Accepted To Be Closest Contest

Democrats Hail Victory in Texas As Election Omer   New York, Jersey Ballots Tomorrow May Be 1964 Key

Democrats, GOP Both See Wins   Republican Loses in Texas Election, Attention Now On New Jersey, New York

WATCH VOTING IN NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY   Attention Focused On Mayoral, Governor Races   Given Lift By Victory Of Liberal In Texas Over Conservative GOP

WATCH TWO STATES FOR ‘TRENDS’   New Jersey Is Accepted To Be Closest Contest

May Share Equally Democrats and Republicans  In Final Battles in New York

‘GOP Discounts Jersey Claim  Edge Given Democrats In Gotham Mayor Race

Important Political Contests Will Be Decided Tuesday   New York City and New Jersey Elections May Have Bearing in 1964 Races.

DEMOCRAT WINS TEXAS ELECTION}   Gonzalez Cops Congress Seat; N. Y. City, New Jersey Vote Tuesday In Major Contests.

Major contests Tuesday   yor contests luesday  Expect GOP, Demos to divide spoils in 2 important races

CONTESTS IN NEW JERSEY, NYC Democrats, GOP Likely To Share Political Spoils In Tuesday Vote

Two Major Political BattlesDue   Democrats Appear To Have Edge In New York City

Democrats, GOP Rate Even In Major Races   Texan Joins Forces With Robert Wagner

Democrats, GOP Could  Break Even   Waener Victory In N. Y. Due, Mitchell Leading In N. Jersey

Democrats Given Edge In NYC Vote: Vote; Republicans Are Favored InN. J.

Democrats Are N. Y. Favorites   New Jersey Outcome Tuesday in Doubt; Texas Beats GOP

Democrats,  GOP Seek  Vote Spoils Battles Set  ' For New York And New Jersey

Democrats  Claim Edge  In New York Outcome in East  * May Affect 1962 National Races

Spoils in Two Big Elections May Be Split   Races May Have Effect On National Vote In 1962, 1964

Democrats Rate Odds on Choice In Two Contests  New York, N. Jersey Elections on Tuecday

Demos Win Texas Race;  Battle Is On   Spoils May Have Bearing On 1962 National Election

Says Ike Helped Him Win   ONE VICTORY ALREADY IN DEMOCRATIC COLUMN  Dems, GOP Keep Eye On State Battle:

Party Chiefs Eye Elections In Two States   Wagner Victory Seen but GOP Hopes For Close Contest

Demos. GOP Split Even In Elections   Goldwater-Type Republican Loses In Texas

at) SSOP CCT OATES «  Both Parties Battling For Election Victories

NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY Demos, Republicans Could Share Spoils In Elections

Democrats Win in Texas Today’s Elections Will -Benetit Both Parties

Killers flee, manhunt on  Accused shoot jail warden in freedom flicht

Manhunt fs On For Two Killers   Jail Warden Shot by Escaping Prisoners

Police Circle Woodland In Killer Search  Certain Abandoned Station Wagon  at. ff MM... Pacmntatasma

2 Killers — Shoot Way Out Of Jail   Slay Warden Of Massachusetts Jail, FBI Joins Manhunt For Furitives

Beleium Set For All-Out Strike Show  Police Prepare  To Nip Display

First Major Cold Wave Of Season Sirikes Savagely At Northern U.S.

U.N. Planes In Heaviest Assault Yet   Attack Seen as U.N. Preparation for Final Blow at Secessionists

Cool Spell, Little Rainfall Forecast  Indiana’s Floods Falling Rapidly

Troops Halt Oran Mob After Fire  Swiss Consul   Swiss Consul Office Ruined

Military Units Gain Strength   NATO Moves to Meet Nikita’s New Threats In Berlin Crisis

Candidates a Paradox Don't Seek Nomination But Stay in Limelight

$532,688 For 722 County  Farms In Feed Grain Proaram   Another 1219 Farms Have CornSorahum Basis

Nabbed After High-Speed Chase  Phila Youth Fined *512 After Resisting Officer

esc) hikdenbi  Senator Asks LawsCurbing  Union Power   McClellan Says Strikes Causing Major Slowdown:

New Anti-Union Law Is Hinted   Missile Base Strike Situation Is Probed

Missile Base Strikes Invite  Tougher Law   Canaveral Slowdown Rapped By Witnesses At McClellan Hearing

Missile Base Strikes Cost U.S. Heavily   Evidence Produced That Many Piumbers, Electricians Are Making $764 Weekly In Labor ‘Racket’.

iClaims Evidence Strike Weapon Abused  Senator Warns Missile Base Unions Invite ‘Tough Laws’

Cape Canaveral. Strikes Staged By Labor To Earn More Overtime Wane

Costly Strikes Are Inviting Touch Laws   McClellan Says Organized Labor Abuses Weapon

Raps Strikes af Missile Bases  McClellan Asserts They Invite Tough Curbs on Unions

McClellan Sees Tough New Lav  Aimed af Union: Says Labor Abused Hs Strike Weapon At Cane Conaveral 

SERIES STARTS SUNDAY   ETUC) se AIRE DT JULY ESSE it  ‘THE FACTS ABOUT HUAC

IC onscience ‘Needles’ Father Of Five In $1 Million Counterfeit Operation

Conscience-Stricken Dad Of Five Admits Part In Counterfeiting Million

Army Acts After Crash  Recruits Will Be Moved By Train Pending Probe

Recruits To Be Sent by Train, Bus   Army Areas in Change Until Plane Crash Probe Finished.

Army Recruits Will Be Sent Camp By Train, Bus Until Plane Probe Made

2d Attempt At Laotian Meet Fails   Pro-Red Prince Departs For Rebel Stronghold, Boun Oum Refuses To Talk

Laos Unity Kifort In  ( Ollapse   New Attempts May Be Made At Later Date

LAOS KING CONVENES NATIONAL ASSEMBLY   STATE DEPT. OFFICIALS ATTEND CONFERENCE

The Weather   3 Laos Princes Dine Together, But Can't Agree   Efforts To Arrange Coalition Parley Will Be Renewed

Two Suggest Geneva Site  Laos Talks Collapse,  New Try Is Indicated

Laotian Peace Meeting Breaks Up In Failure; New Civil War Feared

- LAOS CONFLICT Peace May Come To  War-Torn Kingdom   Would Head Coalition

One Prince Balks, New Effort Due   Pro-Red Departs For Stronghold, Sessions Futile

Nation Now One Step 7 Nearer War  Coalition Goverireenit! Outlook Dims As Factions Fail to Aaree

Pro-Soviet Prince Quit: Laos Talks  New Attemnt To   New Attempt To Convene 3 Royal Leaders Collapses

Little Hope Of Agreement _ 7 Peace Talks Cc Gouimerice = Laos      Bulletin.

Laos Parley Of Princes Collapses   New Try For Agreement Being Planned

Laos Princes Fail in Move For Coalition   Dine Together But Fail to Open Any Negotiations

Another Try at Forming © Coalition Government in Laos Fails as Red J eaves

Peace lalks Cancelled by Princes   Laotian Leaders Risk Civil War

New Try on Laos  Talk Fails   Pro-Communist Prince “eaves for Stronghold

To Form Government  Meeting Of Laos Princes Fails, War Moves Closer

Laos Princes Again Abandon Efforts to Agree on Coalition  Pro-Communist Leader Goes Back to Rebels‘ Stronahold

Laos Peace Meeting Ends In Failure:  Resumption Of Civil War ls kxpected

SESSION IS BRIEI   4IIEVZLN Bi SPEC EUS  Laos Peace Parley Fails;  Fear Civil War Renewal

New Attempt At Conference  On Laos Fail:   Pro-Red Leader Leaves Vientiane; Another Bid Later

‘New Attempt To Convene Meeting ‘Of Loas’ Political Princes Collanses

Laos Peace Conference Is Failure   Nation Seems Close to New Civil War

Peace Meet In Laos Ends In Failure   Fear Early Resumption Of Civil War; Plans For Coalition Fail

Asian Nation Moves Closer To Civil War   Pro-Western Prince Says Agreement Reached at Zurich No Longer Valid.

Laotian Summit Fails Again   Pro-Communist Prince Leaves Vientiane

Try for Talks By 3 Princes Of Laos Folds  Pro-Red Leader Leaves Capital for Rebel Stronghold

Agreement to negotiate coalition regime ‘not valid’   Planned Talks Off   Arrived In Trucks

Sitter, baby search objects   Woman traced to Fremont say authorities

By President   "7 Fresident  - Midshipmen Reminded Of Grave Responsibility

PT-Boat Hero Addresses Naval Grads   President Cites Need For Leaders In Troubled Werld

Cites Future  Leadership  Of Military   Tells Navy Graduates Their Decisions Will Be Vital to Mankind

JFK Addresses Annapolis Grads   Johnson Is Speaker At Military Academy

Naval Hero Kennedy Warris Annapolis Graduates Face Vital Decisions   Mansfield Calls on Congress to Back President's ‘Cold War Sacrifices’

ar Danger Seen Eased IBy Kennedy   No Victory Won By Either During Talks In Vienna   Graduates Hear Ex-PT Skipper  * * * % * * * * * * * * * * * ™- YO Om OT omawe wd yrnit ss pane a   Kennedy Tells Middies They Must Become Leaders

Naval Cadets Give Kennedy Huge Ovation  Pg, a   President Tells Graduates of Troubled World

IOWA TRAFFIC FATALITIES Throuch June &   JFK tells midshipmen theirs is vital role today

Senate Votes To Widen Aid To Education   Would Permit Use of Funds for General Operating Expenses

Senate Widens School Bill,  Includes General Expenses   $2.55 Billion Measure Clears Civil Rights Hurdle

Powell, Fish and Game Clubs Square Off In Showdown Battle on Meraer Pronaca!

Red Advances Reported In Laos Fighting   Strategic Areas Fall; Situation Described As Grave

Situation s Described As ‘Very Grave’   Red Participation ls Not Confirmed By Skimpy Reports

City, Airport Captured by Rebel Army   Government Says Leftists Operating  With Communist Aid

Hear North Viet Nam Troops Aid Communist Offensive in Face of Warninas From U. S.

Ee PESTERED HIM. .. Teenager Is “Half-Sorry’ After Murdering Mother

Too Daring For Milady  Black Nighties’ Sales Slip In British Stores

FEAR ‘NAUGHTY? IMPLICATION EEE  Black Nighties Face British Black Future

WAYNESBORO FIRM SUBMITS LOW BID   Estirnates $221.00 For New Building At Fort Detrick. Completion In 13 *Monthe

Measure Is Moved Up For Final Vote   Proponents Predict Bill Will Pass By Two-Thirds Majority

Quotes   \/1 Delusion, Flat Earth Society Maintains ‘Soviets Didn’t And U. 8S. Will Never Put Astronaut In Orbit’

Te eer rrr rr err rrrrwre  Society Issues Flat ‘No’ to Orbit Claims

Rightist General Resigns “To Be Free From The Power Of Litthe Men’

Mo; Gen. Edwin A. Walker Gives Reasons For U.S. Army Resignation

Babysitters Will Moan, But Hollywood Gains Thru Medium Of Pay Televisior

Laotian Red Troops Ignore Call   Disregard Cease Fire: Attack Muong Phalane In South Central Laos

(71. fleusing oer  ‘State Department Accuses Soviets of Attempting Disunity

Tax Bill Facing GOP Opposition From Rebels   Some Republicans Waverina in Stand

Tax Issue Faces  New Death Threat   Group of GOP Rebels in Assembly Reported Definitely Aqainst Tax Bill

Tax Bill Faces Assembly Row   Republican Rebels Report They Will Vote Against Legislation

Two Republicans To Vote Against Party's Package  Others Wavering Daily on Revised

Snow-Bound Conn. ToHave More Snow   ’ CarblinaBornStorm Heads North With  Qnow. Sleat Rain

Elizabeth Taylor Sentimental Favorite     Academy Award Rites Toniaht

 Awards To Be Made Tonight  Liz Taylor Favored To Win Best Actress Oscar

Violence Flar n British Bordet  Gls T ake Berlin Line Check Job   Scarbeck Gets 30-Year Term  For Espionage

IRS iis VIOHERCS LEE ES  Belgian Police Battle Leftist-Led Strikers

Belgian Police Prevent March On Parliament   Other Cities In Bel gium Also Torn by Riots and Demon strations,   Armored Cars Used

Belgians Resume Rioting   Sabers Slash Rock-Throwing Worker Throngs

RIOTERS DEFY HUGE SHOW OF STRENGTH  Mounted Police Scatter Rock-Threwina Rioters

Saber Slashing Belgian Police Halt Rioters  Thousands Cause Disturbance In Cities Starting Third Week

Marchers Routed By Belgian Police  Turn Back Leftists From Parliament

WASHINGTON WINDOW  First Postmaster General A ppotntment Puzzled Washington

New Serum For Cancer  Lifts Hope   Tests On Humans Being Planned

Serum Effective on Animals  Test of Cancer Vaccine On Humans !s Planned

Successful On Animals  Anticancer Vaccine ls Ready For Human Tests

Anticancer Serum Ready for Humans  Vaccine Successful In Tests on Animals

It Has Worked On Laboratory Animals— Anticancer Vaccine Tests Are Now Ready For Humans

ALLOW START BILLS FILING   Rules Committee In House Faces  Test Of Power

Despite rules scrap, senate will conduct business   Routine resolution stymied today

East Germans Brave Red Reprisals To Attend Berlin Religious Rally

Souvenir of Exciting Days   Local Men Under Fire  ‘Jolt 2 Decades Age

Astronomers Protest U.S. Plan to Put Band of Copper Around Globe

Scientists  ° Protesting  Needle Band - Fear Disruption  Of Air Waves

World's Greatest River Is Explored By Former Tipton Resident   Chanter i

Probe Looms On Muzzling By Pentagon   Senators Agree To Look Into Speakers Views

we MIiViG BUYS  118 Youngsters Ge: First Look at Scho. f   “a Sm “  Castro Needn't Worry .. as  Abn  Loose Security Exposes lnvas ioe

Judge Kegan, Of District Court, Dies   Philadelphia Juriat Appointed To U.S, Bench By phowe

AEC Spokesman Urges Caution On Reports From Sweden, Japan And France on Violent 3:35 A. M. Blast

Swedish Expert Believes It Near 50 Megaton Size   U.S. Spokesman. Urges Caution in Opinions.-

No Immediate Confirmation  Explosion May Be K’s Megcaton Bomb Threat

Gigantic Nuclear Explosion Set Off By Soviet Union  Swedish Expert Reports It To be Near 50-Meaaton Ranas

World’s Largest Explosion  Soviet Giant A- Blast Recorded By Nations

Russian Nuclear Explosion  May Be 50-Megaton Bomb   AEC Advises Caution On Estimating Size

Detect Giant bomb blast   Scientists Claim Russ Detontate Bie Device

Soviets  Fire Big  Explosion May Be 50-Megaton   May Be 50-Megaton Bomb; U.S. Officials Suaaest Caution 

Explosion May Be 50-Megaton Bomb   Swedish Observatory Says Explosion Twice As Heavy As Any Recorded In  Previous Soviet Union Test Series

At or Near 50 Megatons, Swedish Expert Says— —  Giant Nuclear Blast in Russia

U.S. BALKS AT REPORTS BY OTHERS   Shock Waves Are Recorded By Japanese

USSR sets off giant  nuclear blast today   Protest blast   Twice as heavy

50-MEGATON EXPLOSION REPORTEL   Swedes Record Blast Twice As Heavy As Any Before, Say Malinovsky: Confirmed. Super Bomb. ated

@eEROFite Senviee & Sates Co. P.0. BOR 8O66 4924 COLE AVE. metcas. TERAS COMP.   Expert Believes Explosion Was in 50-Megaton Range

Big Nuciear Device Fired By Russians   European Sources Feel It Was 50-Megatons; White House ‘Skeptical

Weather   Reports Indicating Blast Is in 50-Megaton Range Not Confirmed by U.S.

Bomb Said At or Near 20 Megatons  Shock Waves   Shock Waves Recorded in Several Nations

Huge Blast Is Recorded Over World   Near 50 Megatons, Swedish Expert Sayss U.S. Being ‘Cautious?

U.S. Experts Skeptical Of Report Russia Has Detonated Super-Bomb

Swedes Say Bomb Nears 50 Megatons   Khrush’s Promised Superbomb Originally Slated For Next Week

May be Giant Boasted Of By Khrushchev   Swedish Agenc\ Says Russian Confirms Size

Europeans Record Blast: U.S. Skeptical   Seismographs In France, Sweden Detect Explosion

Reds Say It's 50 Megatons   Superbomb Originally Slated For Next Week

U.S. Advises ‘Caution’ on Evaluation   Foreign Savants Agree Red Blast Mightiest Ever

Soviet Explodes Super Bomb  Europeans Believe Blast Was Promised 50-Megaton Weapon

Believed To Be Test Promised By Khrushchev   Thermonuclear Device. Equivalent To 50 Million Tons Of TNT

Bomb Seen Nearing 50 Megatrons   AEC Cautious About Setting Size Until More Data Available

S. Officials Skeptical That. This Was Khrushchev’s 50 Meaaton Weapon

3 COUNTRIES SAY BLAST DETECTEL   Record Explosion In Swe. den, France And Japan   UUil, Fi - _e isa saat  AEC SPOKESMAN   Not Convinced Russia Has Exploded Nuclear Device Of 50 Megatons

50-Megaton Tag Put on Explosion By Some Experts  U.S. Awaits Full Data; Holding Up Final Statement

Blast Of 30-Megaton  Range   U.S. Cautions Speculation; Sweden France, Japan Report Blasc

U.S. Doubts Device Was 50-Megaton Bomb But Some Countries Disagree

French, Japanese and Swedes Concur In Its Size; World's Mightiest Blast Took Place Today in Barents Sea.

USSR Detonates Giant Nuclear Device in the Arctic--Is it Big Bomb?

Giant Blast Detected In Arctic Area   Sweden And French Stations Announce Nuclear Explosion

Sweden Says Reds Call It 50 Meaatons   Some Doubt Exists Whether Explosion Is Promised Superbomb

US Specialists Advise Caution on Speculation   Three Countries Believe Blast Was 50-Mecaton Bomb

Frobably oU- Megaton Model Model  Reds Explode Giant Nuclear Bomb In Arctie

Soviet Union Sets Off Largest Atom Explosion  Swedish Expert Evaluates Today's Test Near 50-Megaton Range Promised by Russian Premier

Bomb Size I Under Specutation   Swedish Expert Believes 50 Million Tons Shot

Government Sources Ulose To White House Skeptical Bomb Was50-MegatonSize

Road Projects Totaling $11.8 Million Presently Under Way in Joplin District

‘UN Emergency Session Called   Fighting in Congo Discussion Topic

Welsh Signs Bill To Assist Disabled  Aged Medical Care Measure Also Signed

Curtis sets off hassle   Asks Reuther if layoffs pad jobless figure

$57. 68 at 60 Opening Border Market Opening  Average A Big $63.89

l Jet Airliners Report t Trouble   Both Land Safely, at  mm wt Time A woe xe ha

2 Airliners. Troubled By Landing Gea   Federal Aviation Agency Experts. Continue Probe

Jets Report Trouble With Landing Gear Planes Set Down  \ Safely; New Rules

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   Comfortable Weather  Forecast for Kansas

East-West Meet Goal Of Neutrals   Belgrade Delegates Eve Plea T’'o Leaders

Plea foNik, JFK Hinted By Neutrals   24 Nations Seek Way to Reduce World Tension

Brazil Signs Extradition Treaty With US   Earl Belle Could Be Brought Back

Brazil Signs Treaty On Extradition   Enables Authorities To Secure Fugitives From U.S. Justiee

Survivors Of Ship Sought By Coast Guarc   Search Under Way Off Cape May After Trawler Goes Down

Redistrict Bill Near  Agreement Plan Merges Present 9 Areas Into 8

House Committee Carves State 8 Ways  AGREEMENT SAID NEAR ON REAPPORTIONMENT

Examiner Board Flareup Looms Over Hatfield Ouster   rollow State rian  Nutter Asks Economic Cut: By County Commissioners

Examiner Board Flareup Looms Over Hatfield Ouster   Concession on Cease-Fire   Follow State Plan  ee  Nutter Asks Economie Cut: By County Commissioners

Yigtiante Farade _ Juniors Win Roberts Cup; Seniors   Take Home Wahl, Sweepstakes

Time Runs Short for  Legislature  Majority Leader Hopes for End of Session Apr. 28

Test-linked tumor rise very small   Predict 0.04 per cent increase from radiation

Small Rise In Cancer From Fallout   Nature Must Pave Way First, British Researcher Says

British Scientist Says - Fallout May Cause Only: Slight Increase In Cancer

Nature Has to Help Cancer Link to Fallout Only Slight at Present

Only Slight Cancer Rise From Fallout   This Prediction Made By Scientist At Atomic Plant

Bill Would Ban  Trading Stamps In Texas Stores  Superintendent's Job Would be Abolished Also

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A) National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Shrimp Market  Quotations   One Area Death   Violence High:  texas secone

Highway Toll Tops 500 Mark For Weekend   Fatality List Snaps 1950 Summer Holida Record Of 491;  ee a eee 

Nearly 900 Killed Over-Alk During Holiday   Traffic Fatalities Soar Past 500 Mark Shattering Old Record

Russ Scheme  To Paralyze UN Sighted   Threaten To Quit Atomic Sessions, Ask *Troika’ Plan’

Operation Sky Shield Success  U.S. Said Prepared Against Air Attack

Packers Sink Browns, 49-17      Sky Shield Test Stops ‘Invaders’; U.S. Said Prepared to Meet Attack

West Bolsters Border Guard   Multi-Million State Highway Program Is Set

5 Year Road Program  Plan $135 Million For  Interstate Constructior

Konrbaugn Alde Appointed . oe  Clearfield Board Approve: Budaet, Faculty Change:

Swollen Rivers Ebbing Slowly   Lowland Areas Still Reeling From Floods

RIVER INVADES GRAVES South Starting Cleanup As Flood Waters Recede

Flood Waters Fall Slowly In Southland  Some Sections Still   Some Sections Still Threatened; Cleanup Starts in Others

Swollen Rivers Retreat Slowly  Leave Caskets Lodged Atop  Fences In Alabama Cemetery

Lowlands Still Reel Swollen Rivers In South Continuing Slow Retreat

Activities Continue With County Event Beginning Aug. 31   1 Billion Is Approved

Project Plans.  BRUNSVILLE PLANS, , 50TH ~ ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IN MAY

Project Plans  i BRUNSVILLE PLANS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IN MAY

Campbell fo Head March of Dimes   Annual Drive for Funds Will Be Through the Month of January.

Child-Attacker Is Discovered In Horton Case   Sheriff Here Says Same Man Appears To Be Responsible

iGao Invasion ‘On Schedule’  Nehru Flouts U.N. Appeal   Security Council Summoned To Deal with Attack on Goa

Jack:Ben nny Give: wen: Top Hox OR  Macbeth Winner Of  Five Emmy Awards

‘Macbeth’ Scores High: Emmy Honors Come Late To William Shakepeare

Cooper Mourners Shun Presentations  Shakespeare’s TV Macbeth Wins Five Emmy Awards

AARLE ad Ma PGE: inlay = ome oe     St. Pat’s Day Brings Labor Truce To Streets Of Dublin

IN IRELAND   “St. Patrick's Day Brings Leaal Drinks, Labor Truce

Korean Leader Coming Without Invitation to Visit President Kennedy

Korean Junta Leader Plans To See Kennedy   Announcement ol Visit to Washington Catches U.S. by Sur. prise,   Will Have to Hurry

New Korea Ruler Coming To U.S. To See Kennedy   State Department Says Korean’s -. Visit Unfeasible .

Rossetti Takes Fifth as Senate Probe Hears of Busy Boston Race Service

ASC Committee Resigns At Goldberg's Bid   C. O. Nelson and Others Clear Way For Goldberg Men

Astrochimp  Now Resting In Bermuda   Appears Bright, Calm But Quiet

Enos Talzen For Checkup   Space Chimp Is Quiet, But Bright, Calm

Chimp Astronaut Now In Bermuda, Teains Named For Two Manned Shots

Uncover Plot To Attack U.N. Units   36 Katangese Troops Reported Killed; Stiff Fighting Still Raging

Thant Orders All-Out Drive To Halt Action   Sends Jets To Support U.N. Ground Units

UN troops battle Katanga forces in Elisabethville   Nigeria leads UN two China trend

PRAYER FOR...  e@ IODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion : Features)

Governor Acts To Oust Newoort Police Officials  Reformers Say He Should Also Attack Courts

High Court Refuses To Reconsider Its Driver Law Ruling   Steve Obviously Irked by Court’s Driver Law Stand

Deadly  s Serious At  ‘Ceremony   Youngest Elected President Sworn In By Justice Warren At WVWsrlIP. WV.

No Softening In Purpose— Peace Quest” Cited In JFK Inaugural Talk

Vows Strength But Asks Reds To Join In Quest For Peace   The text of President Kennedy's inaugural address appears on page 42.

Presidential Oath TakenByKennedy   Parade Spirit Not Dampened By Biting Cold

Invites Reds to Join In New Quest for Peace   But Warns Tha: America Will Not Weaken

Demos, GOP Abundantly Praise Talk  Crowd Thunders Approval After  Solemn Ceremony

Pledges U.S. Will Defend Liberty; Says Nation Is Ready To’Pay Any Price’

Calls for global alliance against “tyranny, poverty, disease, war’

Makes Special Pledge For ‘New Alliance’ With Latin American Nations

REDS INVITED TO JOIN NEW ‘PEACE QUEST’   No Softening of U. S. Purpose Pledged in Inaugural Address

Makes Plea for Reds to Join Peace Quest   Takes Oath As Nation’s 35th Chief Executive

43-Year-Old President Makes Solemn Pledge To Defend Likerty To Utmost: Asks Reds To Join Quest For Peace   In His Inaugural Address He Urges New Start Toward Bringing Peace To Troubled World; Directs Plec To Communist Nations

Sun Shines On Capitol After Freeze  New President Vows Fight .  Woe TS Lien whe

‘Asks Start Of New Quest  For Peace   Addresses Talk To “Fellow Woarld Citivenc’’

Kennedy Takes Oath O Office At 12:51 O'clock   MOST NOTABLES PRESENT

John Kennedy Becomes 35th President, Seeking  New “Quest for Peace”

Vows That Nation Will Stay Strong, Work For Peace   Pleads For All Nations To Join In Beginning Anew World Quest

JFK Urges Reds  Join Peace Quest   But Puts Communist Bloc on Notice He Plans No Softening of U.S. Purpose

Kennedy’s Inaugural Address   Pledges Defense Of Liberty But Remind: ‘Let Us Never Fear To Nevotiate’

New Executive Sworn in During Snowy Ceremony  OD ee ee iis we a   Eisenhower Joins In Applause Over Inauaural Talk

OF OFFICE IN BITTER COLD   Youngest Chief Executive Goes To Mass, Has Coffee With Ike Be fore Inauguration Ceremony.

TAKES OATH OF OFFICE IN BITTER COLD   Youngest Chief: Executive Goes To Mass, Hes Coffee With Ike Be«  fore Inauguration Cere« mony.

Inaugural  Is Slow Starting   Becomes Nation's 35th President, Also Youngest

Quest for Peace Plea of President   Youngest Elected President in History Takes Oath as Nation’s 35th Top Chief

Young ‘Giant Killer’ Takes Top U.S. Post   (See Speech Text and Related Stories, Page 5)

NEW PRESIDENT INVITES COMMUNIST WORLD 10 JOIN IN QUEST FOR PEACE

New U.S. Leader Pledges Himself To Shining Goals  Thousands Applaud   Thousands Applaud Inauguration Speech At Solemn Ceremony

Vows Defense Of Liberty At All Costs   Hundreds of Plows Clear Parade Route After 8-Inch Snow

New Leader s Solemn As He Makes History:   Pledges To Defend Nation At All Costs Necessary

"We Shall Pay Any Price, Bear Any Load Oppose Any Foe In Order To Assure The Survival and Success of Liberty.”

Calls Upon All to Work For Peace   Takes Oath of Office At 12:51 p.m.; Younges' Ever to Win High Post

Inaugural Address Invites Communist World To Join In ‘The Quest For Peace’

Urges World  To Begin New Peace Efforts   ssues Summons to Both Sides In Cold War After Receiving Oath As 35th Chief Executive.   Lovalty to Allies

Thousands Applaud Inaugural Address Of Country‘s 35th Chief Executive

Urges Reds to Join Him in Quest Lest All Humanity Be Destroyed   Takes Solemn Oath of Office in Impressive, Simple Ceremony, Then Plunges Into World Problems That Face Him in Next Four Years

President Kennedy Summons...  A United Quest For Peace   Notes Positive Aspects Castro ‘Stirred’ By Talk ---Wants To Begin Anew

Mow Cliet Executive Issues Plea ror Both Sides In Cold Wor Te  JES wepten Maca Flea Qusact Bar Banea’

Snow, Cold In D.C. For  {naueuration   JFK Tn Eloquent Plea To Reds On Ouest For Peace

Speech Outlines  America’s Hopes   Welcomes Challenge of This Age

Places Enemies On Notice About Firmness of U.S.   Urges Both Sides To ‘Explore Ways’ For End of Strife

35th President Sworn in, Gives Speech On Blustery Day: Eight Inches of Snow

Serious Young  Man Takes Oath  Youngest. First Catholic Ascends to Highest Post

Warns Reds-U. S. Purpose Won’t Soften   No Negotiations Out Of Fear, But Won’t Fear To Negotiate, JFK Says In Inaugural Address

Reds Told, Aims Not Weakening   Extends Invitation To Begin Anew In Quest for Peace

Takes Office As Youngest Elected Chief Executive In Snow, Cold At Capital

Invites Sovief And World fo Join in Quest  Urges Nation To Stay Free “At Any Price’   Inaugural Text Qn Page 4

Speech Invites Parleys   Warns U.S. Will Be Resolute In Negotiations

JFK Invites Communists To Join ‘Peace Quest;’ Policy Will Not Soften

Urges Reds Join Quest, Cites Hope   President Gives Pledge Nation To Defend Freedoms

President Would Seek  Peace Anew      ‘ew Chief Executive Dedicates Self To Safeguarding American Ideals; Terms Liberty Worth Any Price

Takes Oath Of Office In 20 Degree Weather  Summons World's Peoples To Combat Tyranny, Poverty, War

ON A BRILLIANT A DAY AS THE CAPITAL EVER HAD:  Winter Wonderland As Kennedy Takes Oath Of Office

Cold Fails To Thwart ‘Thousands   —_— SAF SS! OS SS OE  , Many Turn Out For Colorful  Inaucuration

Kennedy sworn in as 35th President  Makes eloquent plea for neace

Blustery, Cold Day as He Takes Oath of Office  Eight-Inch Blanket

Youngest President Sworn in by Warren   Nation’s Notables Hear Leader Vow Strength; Ceremony Delayed Incuaural Ball To End Festivities

U.S. Chief Calls Upon Nations To Begin Anew Quest for World Peace

President Kennedy Calls For New Quest For World Peace      Belated Articles On Paves 2, 4

Kennedy Invites Communists To Join in New Beginning fo Bring Peace To Entire Worid

President In Earnest Plea For Humanity  7. »se AS.. *   Kennedy Asks Reds To Join Him In Quest for Peace

New President Cites Strength And Peace Aim   Brief Inaugural Address Earnest ‘And’ Positive

Ceremony Simple but Impressive  Vege mned ..-Je:   Youngest Leader Plunges Into World Problems

New President Puts Reds On Notice No Softening Of American Policy

Kennedy Asks Reds To Join in Peace Effort      Urges Proposals For Inspection, Control Of Arms From Both Sides

Oath of Office Taken on Raw, Blustery Day   Many Important Political Figures Attend Ceremanv

Peace Quest Stressed   New Chief Executive Makes Eloquent Plea ‘To Avert Destruction

: Kennedy Soélemnly ‘Vows US. ‘Defense. of. Pisces:   SNOW FAILS TO DAMPEN SPIRITS  Spectators Line Up in Bitter Col d To View Kennedy Inaugural Parade

Serves Notice Nation Will Noi Soften Purpose   Says We Will Pay Any Price to Assure the Survival of Liberty

New Quest for Peace Prayer of Executive   After the Oath-taking . . . ; Military Power Put on Display

Pledges Defense _ . Of Liberty   SPEAKS BAREHEADED IN FRIGID SETTING  a. -_ - tts. <_<: = 

Ceremony Simple, Short  President Is ‘Deadly Serious      Kennedy Attends Big Gala In Wee Hours of THE Day

Kennedy invites Soviets to join quest for peace   No softening of American purpose As. planned

Takes Oath Of Office With Solemn Pledge      New Chief Executive Says U.S. Will Defend Liberty At All Costs

Takes Oath of Office As 35th President   President Reaffirms Monroe Doctrine; Pledges Aid To Underdeveloned Natin,<

Vast Throng OnHandF or  Ceremonies   Kennedy Swern In By Chief Justice As 35th President

Summons World's. People To Global Alliance In Fight Against Tyranny

Appeals to Reds To Join in New Quest for Peace   Intends No Softening Of American Purpose

Calls For Dedicated America—  Kennedy Invites Communist World To Take Part In Quest For Peace

INVITES COMMUNISTS TO JOIN  a     Se NI Rem RG UNTER ARNE RIOR te ME Be OR a Sree ee  JFK Urges Quest For Peace

Peace Quest Is His Plea   New Chief Gives Solemn Pledge  To Defend Liberty At Any Cost

Kennedy Is Sworn In At Noon Today   Capital Blanketed By Heasy Snow For Inauvural Parade

Newly Elected President Takes His Oath Of Office. Weather Clear and Cold

Serious Plea  Of Humanity   New President Plunges Into World Problems

35th US Chief Seeking Peace   ' Urges Both Sides to Explore Problenie That Unite Nations

Kennedy deadly serious as he becomes chief executive   Most notables in nation are present

New President Urges Quest For Peace At Inauguration   HPF WAS LATE

Gives Solemn Pledge Nation Will Defend Liberty at All Cost, But Bids Communists Aid Peace Search

OATH TAKEN AT 12:51 P. M. Kennedy Sworn in As President   Big Blizzard Staggers Several Eastern Areas

Frigid Weather Marks Ceremony In Washington   Youngest Man Ever Elected To White House In Eloquent Plea To Communists Join Peace Quest

Kennedy, 43, Is Youngest Ever Elected   New Chief Executive Pleads For Communists To Join Him In Quest For Peace In Address

New President Issues Challenge to Mankind   In Inaugural Address

WORST WEATHER FOR INAUGURAL SINCE 1909 Thr ong Braves kig ‘ht-Diuch Snow To See New President Sworn In   AENNED YS UNALGURAL ADDRESS  ‘We Shall Bear Any Burden To Assure The Survival And Success Of Liberty’

Tells Communists Quest for Peace Must Begin Now   President Takes Oath in Bitter Cold Wind While Thousands Cheer [4 Minute Address

Kennedy Takes Oath As Nation’s 35th President   oe oo » Gn o Go 4  Parade Held Despite Cold   Kennedy Calls For New Peace Effort   102 Persons Escape Death In Crash Of Huge Jetliner

Please turn to Page 8 for additional stories and pictures on the inauguration.

Prasident Kennedy's Request Makes Plea In Cold War After Taking Oath of Office

Takes Oath Of Office on Cold, Raw Day  Eloquent Plea in   Eloquent Plea in inaugural Address to Re’; -- ‘Quest for Peace

New President Takes Oath of Office af 12:51   Eisenhower, Truman On Stand During Inaugural Ceremony

Wil Derend Liberty At All Costs  John F. Kennedy Takes Oath As Nation's 35th Chief Executive

Makes Plea To Begin Anew Quest Of Peace   Bostonian Becomes Youngest Man Ever Elected To Presidency

Ceremony Held in Raw Weather  Address Is Devoted —   Address Is Devoted Almost Exclusively To Foreian Affairs

Hockaday Become: K.C. Acting Chief  No. 2 Patrol Official Succeeds Brannon

New FIX "Indictments  Resistor Firms Fined ion Price Fix Charges

U. S. becomes man in the middle between France, Britain in Berlin

Berlin Bid Due Soon-W. German   Brentano: Overture to Russians Needed To Nip Catastrophe.

a A. Moore Is Chai  Photo of Each Boy In Soap Box Derby iT Be Taken Saturday

Eerie Heights Of Fantasy a a  ~ Crisis Takes On Alice In Wonderland Air

msn News BEHIND PAGE !   CHARGES, COUNTER-CHARGES FLY AT WILL  Cold War Has Man-In-Street Contused

‘CURIOUSER AND CURIOUSER’  eiieemameenmmnaammensnenneeeeeee  Cold War Reaching Heights Of Fantasy

ke Busy Last Day in Office  Storm Forces Mam   Storm Forces Many Of Staff to Stay In White House

Eisenhower Gets Early Start Today   Oldest U.S. President Ends Final Day; Bids Farewell to Staff

Ike's Last Day Also Busy One   Up Early, Tells Staffers Farewell

Ike Early Riser On His Last Day  - Goes to Gettysburg  Home Later Today

KENNEDY, IKE HAVE COFFEE AT - WHITE HOUS!   Jack Stops by Before In auguration; Staff Marooned by Snow.

VNARM TEMPERATURES REMAIN  Heavy Fog Covers This Territory Today

Indian, Irish, Swedish Troops Used; Capital Is Scene of Bia Clash

Communism, Like Cancer, Should Be Studied in Schools, Lawmaker Says

Man Fined $77 And Sentenced Tip Harris Gets 30  Days In City Court —Others Arraigned

Miller Fined For Fieht With Police   s a VY RE GE BR VUEETLYL  Seymour Man Is Fined $78 On Three Charges ~— iM ficear Wace Imtmnrad

Ee MS OE DR Sa enmnmelancailiaid  By Motor Boat On The Biq Muddy

$300 In Coins To Help Needy   Wishing Well Is Scene Of  Annual Presentation

At the Court House   ISTATE WOULD SEIZE  !   TRUCK FOR NON-PAYMENT   OF FLEET LICENSE

At the Court House   STATE WOULD SEIZE TRUCK FOR NON-PAYMENT OF FLEET LICENSE

Record Turnouts in lowa Municipal Voting—  Top Oftices Change Hands in Political Upsets

Special Issues, Some Upsets Mark State Balloting   Collece Dean Wins

May Take ‘Drastic Steps . ...  Sportsmen Seeking  Mining Bill Passage

CAUTIOUSLY IN CRISIS   Ike Keeping In Touch With State, Defense Depts.   Seen As Aircraft Carrier, Troop Transports, Planes Heading Toward Area

Cautious Attitude Adopted by Ike .   Extent of Red Intervention Not Certain; Forces Alerted

INTERVENTION IN LAOS EYED   U. S. Officials Hoping Crisis Can Be Checked by Diplomac)

Hope To Check Laos Civil. War But Keep Troops Ready   Our Forces Steam Toward  Troubled, War-Torn Land   Liberals Begin Fight Aimed At Filibusters

U.S. Moving Cautiously. In Laos Crisis  Sone: “Bieparatioy ons -Made: for: Possible  dene!

Ike Delays Final Decision  Allied Forces Prepare For Possible Entry Into Laos

Hope Held Diplomacy ToDo Job   Cautious Steps Taken To Possible Arms Intervention.

US Is Cautiously Moving Toward Laos Intervention   61 Greeted With Fun And Frenzy, Wonder And Woe

U.S. Considering Intervention Over Situation in Laos   Top Ofticials Hoping, However, Envoys Can Halt Growing Crisis

Officials, However, Hope Cris. is Spreading In Asian Country Can Be Halted By Diplomats.  U.S, PUTS WARSHIPS,

Invasion By Communists  Is Reported   Aircraft Carrier Reported Sailing To Critical Area

US Moving With Cada’  In Actions   Ike Is Keeping In Close Touch With His Cabinet

‘It's Up To Mrs. K And Caroline  Will The Kennedys Make ‘David Weekend Retreat?

Tiny Black Flags Flutter Atop Bodies Waited To Be Picked Up   Ry FRANK BEATTY

Bodies Lie In Rubble Eye Witness Reports On Hattie’s Trail   ‘Ry FRANK REATTY

Democrats Flush, GOP Near Broke   Half-Million Pot Compar es To $25.000

Demo leaders ask respite in GOP jabs at Kennedy.   Until: meeting with Khrushchev is held.

Policy Battle Truce Urged By Democrat:  Republicans Asked To Ease Up Until Vienna Conference.

Democrats Ask Cooling Off of GOP Criticism   Urge Suspension of Attacks on Policy

Truce Sought By Democrats   Cooling-Off Period Urged Pending Talks in Vienna

Ask Truce Until Meet Is Over   Tell GOP Quit Criticism Before Summit With K.

“SUSPEND ATTACKS,” REPUBLICANS TOLD  Pre-Summit ‘Cool-Off' Asked

Democrats Ask GOP to Stop Rapping Kennedy Until After Khrushchev Talks

At the Court House   Two NEW: CASES wD FILED IN couRT  \ One Divorce, One Kina

POTENT LIOUOR PEELS PAINT   TALK PLEASES LEADERS Kennedy, Ayub _ Weigh Kashmir

U. S. Dealings with Latin America Not Always of the Nicest Variety

2 Fatt lt VOgS Kept him Warm: - xk kk kk  Find Oak Hill Boy Alive In Woods

Laos Asks More Aid In Fighting US Advisers To  Go To Laotian Combat Zones

British Leader, Gromyko Meet  On Berlin Crisis  No Gain Reported, Both Agree Sides

Gromyko, Macmillar Agree In Principle  That Is, They Want to Avoid Hot War «

NO PROGRESS AT PARLEY ON BERLIN CRISIS   Macmillan And Gromyko Agree Hot War  Must Be Avoided   RUSSIAN MINISTER IN AFFABLE MOOD

Leaders Cite Need to Avert Hot War Now   Gromvko, Macmillan Make No Progress to Settle Berlin Crisis

Gromyko In High Spirits After Confah   He And Macmillan Agree Settlement Is A Must, But - -

STIFF SCHOOL REGULATIONS PROTESTED  BG Students Take Woes To Legislature

Rockford Approves School Aurora's Fiery Mayor Egan Wins Spot In April Election

What's Inside   FBI Gets Money, Brinks Lucky  Job-Seeker Finds $240 Thousand

Last Supper Was Observance By Jesus, Apostles Of Joyous Passover Festival

Car Booby-Trapped On Street  Youngstown Night Club Owner Killed By Bomb

Finance Firm Head Accused In bie Forgery   Huge kiting Scheme Bared That Nets Van Total of S819.600

MAN ACCUSED OF FORGERY   Head Of Finance Company Complex Took $819,600

Contributions To Community Tree   15-Year, $819,600 Bilking Charged

$819,000 Forgery Charged   Head of Several Finance Firms  GladToBe‘F ree’

Dismissed As Bad Joke ———  DeGaulle Fsca pes As  Terrorists Bomb Car

DeGaulle's Car Bombed Underway   Catches Fire, But No Explosion As President Escapes

Balloon lofted  aboard rocket   U.S. satellite probes the Earth’s atmosphere

GOP Chairman Backs Plan to Create  Four Toss-Un Conaressional Districts

PW Contributions Will Be Returned  Cash: Given for Tractors Will Go Back Unopened

Cuban Boss Deal Stand Under Fire   Request Of Exiles For Contributions To Group Rejected

Russ Magazine Retracts Statement ‘That Soviet Holds 11 American Flyers

‘ge From Our College NEW ASSITANT— . PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH AT WESTMAR COLLEGE 

From Our College   NEW ASSITANT— PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH AT WESTMAR COLLEGE

Notes Leave Way Open To Negotiate   France, Britain Join Kennedy In Firm Berlin Stand

Russia Perils World Peace. West Declare:   Way Is Left Open For Negotiations to Solve Berlin Crisis

Western Allies Warn Kremlin Of Peace Peril  _ Way For, Negotiatio   Way For,Negotiatior ‘However Left Open _In Notes To Soviets

WorldPeace InPeril, West Tells Kremlin  Notes, However, a Swry wy   Notes, However, Leave Way Open For Further  Talks on Berlin

Details Of West Hands-Off Note Revealed: Way Still Open To Talks

Negotiations Encouraged On W. Berlin   Ailied Notes Warn Kremlin Proposals Endangering Peace

Reds Blamed For Initiating Berlin Crisis   Big Three Note Say: They Will Negotiate; Refuse Red Control

No Psychiatrist For Clarinda  Won’ t Approve  a ti. mee   Won't Approve $20,500 Pay

Ask Negroes Re-Admission   Jury Sets Compensation In Land Appropriation

New Turn in Georgia  Race Tiff   Civic Groups Seek Return Of Negroes

Two Negro Students Gain Backing   Georgia Faculty, Civic Leaders Ask That Pair Be Allowed to Return

Georgia University Faculty, Civic Groups Urge Negroes Return To Class

Back Return Of 2 Negroes To University   Attorneys Seek To Have Suspensior Overruled By Court

Faculty, Groups Urge Necroes Return To Class   To See Federal Judge

APPEAL COMES FROM COMMUNITY GROUPS ~—  Ask Negroes Return to Class

Part of Georgia Faculty Wants Negroes Back   Civic and Religious Groups Also Urge That Two Students be Readmitted.

Adlai Warns of Congo Conflict   If Reds Intervene With Armed Forces

Kremlin Is Warned by Stevenson   Effort To Take Congo Will Lead to War, Adlai Asserts.

U.N. Ambassador Warns African Nations to Avoid Asking Soviet Intervention.

“Taking Over In Congo Means War"  He Likened African . Problem To Balkans Priar Ta Warld War

ADLAI WARNS RUSSIA...  Attempt to take over Conao will cause war

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Britain, Soviets Appeal For Cease-Fire in Laos

Russia and Britain Ask  Cease-Fire   US Won't Confer  Tlatil Shaating Stane

Joint Appeal ls Issued For Truce In Laos   Britain, Soviets Agree: Long Hard Bargaining Ahead

Russ, Britain Issue Laotian Peace Plan   14 Nations To Meet On Permanent Truce ' Following Cease-Fire

Appeal Asks Cease-Fire,  Laos Parley   British-Russ Call Sets Stage For Red-West Bargaining

British-Red Plea Seeks  Laos Truce   14-Nation Talks On Permanent Peace Suewested

Laos Cease-Fire Appeal Is Finally Made; Months of Hard Bargaining Are Ahead

CEASE-FIRE INLAOS TC BE ARRANGED   Will Be Prelude Tc Months Of Hard-Bargaining With Reds   STEADY ADVANCE MADE BY REBELS

Britain, Russia Appeal for End To Laos Fighting  Plea Is Directed  a nbeame   Plea Is Directed At Both Factions, Peace Talks to Begin

Russ, British Ask Laotian Cease-Fire   ‘Truce Expected Soon Via Old Commission Headed by India; Long Negotiations Ahead

_. In the News  Y'¥co! AL Busy WITH PLANS FOR BIG REVUE AND MULTIPLE DRILL

Good Morning   Pentagon Kills Pian To Put Minuteman [Missiles On Hard-To-Hit Moving Trains

‘Hottest Fishing’ Nutter Is Invited to Fish Noxon Rapids Reservoir

 HOUSE-TO-HOUSE IN MT. V. Cancer Crusaders Ring  Doorbells Next Monday

Volunteers Start Material Give-Away; Seeking Contributions For 1961 Drive

Rifle Play Fatal to Two Children  mma Clow Alnn   Deer Slug Also Wounds Another

Adenauer in Washingtor For Talks With Kennedy   Kennedy Ends Western Political Tour; Leaves Happy Democrats Behind

Adenauer Lands in Washington For JFK Talks   Inside The Record   Khru Okays Finland Bid For Joint Military Talks

President, Chancellor Meet For Next Three Days: Strive For United Front

Adenauer, Kennedy Meet Today   Three-Day Parleys Will Aim at United Front on Berlin for Talks With Russians

ADENAUER TO OPENTALKS WITH KENNEDY   Chancellor May Be Willing To Compromise On Some Details   CONFERENCE COULD CLEAR ATMOSPHERE

Adenauer Flies Here For Talks   _ NR OKA RRLU  Hopes To Unify Allies’ Stand On West Rerlin

 Chancellor Arrives in Washington.   Kennedy - ‘Adenauer 1 Talks  May Unite Western Polic

 Duluth Girl, 16, Killed, 6 Others Hospitalized After Car Collision

High School Girl Dies in Car Crash  ee   Students Enroute From Hockey Game at Duluth

Teenager Dead In Crash After Hockey Game   1961 State Traffic Tol

Pilgrims Herald Birth ot Christ      A Silent Night Along the Wali

Pilgrims in Holy Land Herald Birth of Christ  Christendom Honors Prince of Peace

World Filled With Threats Of Conflict   Prince Of Peace Is Paid Homage At Christmastime

YY chil 323 ott Seseemmesasenet Christmas Comes  To Divided World

CONSERVATION: el POSES QUESTION: ~  Are We Moving Fast Enough? -

The Weather   Lenathy Week Lies Ahead of Ohio Assembly   Legislature Sights Adjournment Date After 6-Month Stint

Cool   Lengthy Week Lies Ahead of Ohio Assembly   Legislature Sights Adjournment Date After 6-Month Stint

Long Week Coming weriaioss BiliocutRacitowcnais  Ohio Lawmakers Can  See Daylight Ahead

Decision Up To Congress; No Plans At Present Turnpike-Interstate ed Reports Said Premature

W. Va. Turnpike InU.S. System   informally Listed For Over A Year

June Cooloff Again Chills Indiana After Storms Do Scattered Damage

Soviet Bid To ‘Incite  Panie’ Hit   White House Scores Russian ‘Blackmail?’

BASIC BALANCE OF A-POWER IS NOT CHANGED   Explosion Designed To Cause Cold War Fear And Panic   U. 5S. WILLING TO ABOLISH TESTS

White House Calls It A Panic Device.  Khrushchev Makes - Good Threat With   Khrushchev Makes Good Threat With 50-Plus Meqatons

White House. Claims Blast  Panic Device  Russian Superbomb Rrings Anger And   Russian Superbomb Brings Anger And Alarm Around Gloh

Reason for H-Shot: Blackmail Alone   Text of: White House - Statement. Fare A-?

WhiteHouse Brands It Blackmail  BPenaete Plann   Experts Place Blast at Level Of 50 Mecatons

50-M. Shot Will Not Blackmail Free Men   . . Great Radioactive Cloud Sweeps Over Siberia

Statement Says Blackmail Will Be Repelled by the Steadfastness of Free Men.

Test Incites Fright, Panic  In Cold War   Explosion Estimated At 50 Megatons Shot On Red Arctic Isle

Soviet Superbomb Seen ‘Fright, Panic’ Device   West, Neutr als Shocked   World Angered; Alarmed

White House  Terms Blast  ‘Panic’ Device Soviet Defies  World Opinion. With Exploston

Phony Bomb Shelter Sale Worries U.S.   Confidence Men Grab at Chance For Fast Buck

Dominican Army Troops Withdrawn   Observers See Political Peace In Santo Domingo

State Aid to Schools Is Issue... . Anderson's Budget May Be Exceeded by the Legislature

US Prepared To Act in Laos  Will Call for Moves by SEATO Pact Natianc

Ingo Outweighs Patterson By Surprise Margin   Challenger Scales Heaviest Of Career

PATTERSON REMAINS TONIGHT'S FAVORITE —  Ingemar Has 1134-Pound Edge

Christendom In Observance Of Last Supper   Final Phases Of Holy Week Being Marked

On Inside Paaqes   Climactic Events In Jesus’ Life Recalled By Services

Holy Week Nears Climax     ‘Maundy Thursday Services ‘Recall the Last Supper

Thick Smoke Kills Mother And Child   Grandmother Succumbs After Hearing News; Five Children Escape

Hodges Appeals to U.S. Business to Help Meet Red Economic Offensive

Thou fhousands: kx Expected 77   Clark To Discuss Aid To L. Bucks

Tell Details Of Freedom Dash Of Red   Signalled Police West Of Border

Dominican Crisis Stirs Alert in U.S  Island Republic Reforms Urged

U. S. Policymakers Keep Watch For Clues How Post-Trujillo’s Dominican Republic Will Move

To Assess Moves: ee eee  Policymakers Watching Assassination Aftermath

Rusk Leaves For Paris; Says Dominican Situation Is Quict      Trip Delayed After Slaying Of Stronqman Rafael Trujillo

JFK Cites Common Goals In Seeking Close French Ties   Anxious Watch On Dominicans

Tense Dominican Situation  Watched by U.S. Officials   Democracy or Dictatorship-Revolution?

U.S. Would. BackReform Government Keeps Close Watch:  £f > oo, .   . Keeps Close Watch:  On Developments

Broaden Outlook, JFK Tells NATO      Trujillo's Heirs Appear Still in Command

JFK Orders Rusk To Delay Vienna Trip  31-Year Trujillo lron-Rule Ended;

Rusk Starts Delayed Trip Abroad; U.S. Anxiety Ove rTrujillo Easing

U.S. Watches For Clues On Dominican Trends   President Kennedy and Rusk

Rusk Begins Delayed Trip To Europe   Change in Plans Made as Situation In Dominica Eases

Rusk Heads For Europe U.S. Anxiously Watches Dominican  Republic After Death Of Trujillo

Trujillo Heirs Watched by U!  Gov't Would Help Rafarm jo] futoanhent=%

U.S. Keeping Close Watch In Dominican  Clues Sought On Whether Republic Will Be Democracy

Trujillo Slain, Political Heirs Retain Control   ’ Power Struggle Expected After Assassination Of Dominican Republic Dictator; Government Proclaims ‘Continuity’ of His Policies

Holds Out Lures for Democracy— LS. Watches for Clues on Dominican Course

Move Toward Democracy?  Post-Trujillo Regime Is Anxiously Watched

94 Aboard, About 20 Are Saved   Brazilian Airliner Crashes Atop Hill Near Recife

US., Soviet Clash In UN  Heated Dehate Flare:   Heated Debate Flares Over China Ouestion

Red Regime Denounced By American,   Russian Belittles. Nationalists And Demands Ouster

Calls Peiping Threatening, Brutal Power   Claims Admission to U.N. Would Shake World Confidence

CLASH AT U.N.   Soviet Upholds Red China Right To Crush Nationalists By Force

U.S. Blasts Red China In U.N. Debate  CGrawanean Grewea   Stevenson Says Seating Would Be Disasterous

Stevenson Lashes  Red China in U.N.   Expulsion of Nationalists Would ‘Sienify Attack on Formosa’

Debate Opens On U.N. Seat tor Peiping   Russia Calls For Immediate Seating, Nationalist Ouster

PEIPING DENOUNCED AS RECKLESS AND BRUTAL POWER THREATENING WORLD SURVIVAL BY STEVENSON

Says Seating Peiping Would Upset World   ae ee se   Portrays Communists as Reckless, Brutal Power Threatening Survival of Mankind.

U.S. Delegate Assails War Aims of Reds  ssi ter Ft §©=£»*&.©@©6©=6o& we ends eh   Soviet U.N. Group Stages Walk-Out As Tsaing Speaks

Confidence In Group Is At Stake   Russian Delegate Asks Expulsion Of Nationalisis

Threaten Free Passage Of U.S. Vehicles   Claim New Order ‘In The Interest Of Orderly Traffic

BARRIERS INSTALLED ‘AT CHECKPOINT New Squeeze Put On Allied Access Rights

East Germans lighten Grip On Crossings  Movable Barriers Ordered Installed To Slow Un Traffi

All Vehicles Must Stop At Crossing   Movable’ Barriers Ordered Installed At All Checkpoints

MOV ABLE BARRIERS  Kast Berlin Reds Tighter Grip on Border Traffic

Russian Allies Hit Slav Stand  Sa, laslewsmal   Tito Independence Viewed as Threat

Call For For Fight Against His System  T wo Red Countries See Threat In Tito

China, Korea Reds Fearing  Action Of Titec   Yugoslav Communist -Doctrine Called Main ‘International Threat

Asks Allies Be Willing To Defend  Domestic Issue:  Take Back Seat  As DD. wcBc- wD ..it..

Kennedy Says U.S. Committed   President Speaks at Democrat Rally

Four Board Members Are Re-Elected Plan Fund Drive For New Union Hospital Building

Aid to Education, Pay Hikes for State Workers. Anti-Bias Among New Bills Passed

Fate of State Bill Still Not Clear  Senators Resume Battle over Taxes

‘Terrible Tempered Dr. Barnes’ Art Treasures Unveiled  Public To Get Glimpse Af Last Of Zealously Guarded Collection

Demand May  Be Settled  By Parley -dDipivmats Hoye  Netherlands Will.  :, a,  ee a eee

Indonesia May Settle Dutch Case in Talks   Sukarno’s Delay of D-Dav Raises Hopes For West New Guinea

Daily News Index   INDONESIANS MOBILIZE D sew Guinea Attack Delayed: Hopes Up

Dutch West New Guinea Issue Indonesia’s Delay Raises Hopes For ‘Peace’ Talks

May Yet Be Negotiated Indonesia Delays Invasion Of New Guinea   

Negotiations i ope Raised  in Indonesia   Sukarno Delays ‘Invasion’ Date

Indonesia D-Day Delay  Raises Hopes  W. New Guinea Briefly Safe From Attack

Sukarno’s Delay Of ‘D-Day’ Hike: Hopes for Talks  Dutch New Guinea Still Faces Threat Of Indonesia Attack

Sukarno'’s Delay  Holds Out-Hope   Indonesia’s Demands May Yet Be Met By Negotiation, Observers Think -

Jakarta Action Raises Hopes Its Demands Can Be Settled By Negotiation

Ex-Premier’s: Fate Remains a Mystery.   Order Officials to Katanga to Probe Escane

Security Precautions Taken  : x r  Maniae Threatens President’s Life

Mental Patient Believed Armed Threatens President  Guards Tightened On JFk

Authorities Seek Heavily Armed Man   Mental Patient Had Threatened to Kill Chief Executive

rmed Man Threatens President   Secret Service Seeks Dangerous WMantal Patient

Maniac Threatens President   Police Guard Doubled Near Hyannis Port

Police Tighten Security At Kennedy Home   Armed Maniac Made Threat Of Murder

Extra Security Precautions   Extra Security Precautions  Maniac Threatens President's Life

Seek Maniac Threatening  To Kill JEK   Extra Guards On Duty At Hyannis Port Summer Home

Escaped Maniac Is Being Sought   Armed Mental Patient Thought to Re Near President’s Home

NEEDED FOR MISSILES  Sale Of Machine Tools To Soviet Union Blocked

8 Convicts Surrender In Prison Revolt  Free 25 Hostages  wrésF   Free 25 Hostages Unharmed After Tennessee Incident

Tank Breaks   Prison Revolt   Eight Tennessee Felons Give Up, Release 25 Hostages Unharmed

TEAR GAS READY   TEAR GAS READY  Convicts Surrender  After Short Revolt

Tennessee Convicts Surrender   ‘Insane Man’ Among  Kieht Rineleaders

Rioting Convicts Surrender as _ _ Army Tank Prepares Attack With Tear Gas; 25 Hostages Unharmed

 Unconditional Surrender  8 Convicts End Revolt, Free 25 Hostages in Face of Tank Attack

Prison Revolt Ends Quietly   Appearance of Tank Quells Tennessee Con:

Nashville Pen Revolt Ends as  Tank Arrives  Prison Chief Set To Rip Hole for Tear Gas Attack

Hostages sed Unhar  Prison Officials Use Tank to Smash Revolt by Eight Tennessee Convicts

Convicts Give Up As Tank Rumbles Near   Tear Gas Assault Threatened; 25 Wostaces Unharmed

Convicts Yield  In Prison Battle  Army Tank Halts Nashville Revolt

£9 MOstages Escape Marm  Tank, Tear Gas Threat Forces 8 Tenn. Convicts To Give Up After Revolt

Tank Threat Ends Prison Revolt by 8   Convicts Free 25 Hostages Unharmed In Tennessee

Nashville Uprising Ends — Convicts, Facing Tank  Assault, Free Hostages

8 Prisoners Surrender to Tank  Rebelling Convicts Hold 25 Hostage for 8 Hours

FREEDOM FORUM PROGRAM Aug. 31, 1961 High School Auditorium  nae eee ea es ee = ae 2 is ek oe

FREEDOM FORUM PROGRAM Aug. 31, 1961 High School Auditorium  ie. 7; , es. -?T tYS ="

Civil War Threatens In Congo   Reward Posted For Capture Of Lumumba

Legislature Has Long Way to Go   Much Remains tc Be Done Before Session Ends

Major Work Still Faces Legislature  Present Session Could Set Record for. Length

On the inside   105 days down, but lowa’: legislature far from done

Chancellor's Future in Doubt .. .  Adenauer s Party Loses Parliamentary Majority

Adenauer Party Loses Majority In Parliament   Election Results May Bring In New Chan. cellor to Lead West Germany.

Fears new drive for troika plan   Tshombe meets with U.N. delegation for new attempts at Congo cease-fire

Tshombe, U.N. Group Open Talks   Meet Only One Day After Dag’s Death To Discuss Katanga

Finns Silent After Soviet Meet Request   Red Note Attacks Scandinavians For Aiding W. German:

Cooler   Nordie States Tense as Russ  Ask Finn Talk   Fears Raised Soviet Migh ‘ant to Place Might Want to Pla Soldiers in Finland

Seandinavia Is Stirred By Russia’s New Push   Fear Soviets Will Seek Military Bases In Finland

Dominican Mobs Repeatedly Fight Troops, Police   Strike Attempt To End Balaguer  Rule Continues

FOUR ARE KILLED IN TURNPIKE CRASH   Three Women And Man Lose Lives In Collision Near Somerset. Pa.

‘Mearrand error  Commerce Chief Outlines Nine-State Industry Plan

New Auto Insurance Rates Go into Effect Tomorrou; Slight Decrease in Area

Reach No Conclusion Junior College Proposal Debated During Hearing

Fire Titan  From Huge ‘Silo’ Base      sile Roars ¥rom Undersround

15-Year Prison Sentences for Revolt Chiefs   2 Former French Generals Guilty in Algeria Mutiny

‘Twas Exhileratine for Sinoer — Leontyne Price Accorded Ovation At Metropolitan

Jake Rens of Hull Takes Top Honors in Swine Division, Youth Fair

Jake Rens of Hull Takes Top Honors in Swine Division Here   Shows Top Market Pig and Litter

 LAST CURTAIN CALL  Charles Coburn, Veteran Actor, Fatally Stricken

Heart Attack Fatal Actor Charles Coburn Dies,  Career Spanned 60 Years

GOP Women In Meeting  [ 2 oa en   Council Session At Beeson Home

Rough Outline of East-West Agreement To End Berlin Crisis Is Shaping Up

EAST GERMAN RECOGNITION POSSIBLE  Kennedy Leaves Door Open For Berlin Deal

‘Compromise Formula Possible Berlin Diplomatic Talks Near Climax

-ompromise Formula tor Berlin’ —”  Rough Outline of Fast. West Agreement Developirig   Kennedy Signs Control Bill.

Compromise Formula Sought  East-West Agreement to End Gisis in Berlin Sten Closer

“Appear in Official Statements... .”     Rough Outline Forms for a  Possible Berlin Agreement

Formula May Be Worked Out This Week .  Outline of Possible Agreement To End Berlin Crisis Appears

Teacher Talk   Chiefs of Staff Say  U.S. Should Use Nuclear  Weapons in Event of War   Hinted in Official Statement  Berlin Compromise Forthcoming

Outline of Agreement Shapes Up   Formula for Starting Talks Anticipated By Diplomats.

See Chance For Ending OF Crisis   Rusk-Gromyko Talks Could Pro duce Aécord

Berlin Agreement Is Seen Forming   U.S. Military Chiefs Agree In OKing Use of A-Weapons

Jetween Lines Of Kennedy's Speech  Outline Of Possible Agreement On Berlin Beginning To Appear   Joint Chiefs Agree:  U.S. Would Use  Nuclear Bombs   Gromyko Replies Today

Outline of Possible East-West Agreement For Ending Berlin Crisis Begins to Appear

See Possible Clue To an East-West Berlin Agreement   Some Diplomats Certain That Russia, Western Powers Will Reach a Compromise.

Kennedy Speech In U.N. Supplies New Indications  Moscow Reaction   Moscow Reaction To Broad ‘Hints’ Still Uncertain

Kennedy’s Speech Cited  Plan On Possible Berlin  Accord Seen Developing

Is Mr. K hKheadv to fase tension’  Berlin Pact Due ‘Sooner Or Later

Outline for Agreement on Berlin Appears  East-West Talks May Result in

 ~AGREEMENT IN THE MAKING?-  Compromise Formula On Negotiations Seen

Could End Berlin Crisis — Outline of East-West Agreement Takes Form

Drive U. N. Brigade From Town of Banana   Indonesian Troops Flown to Area to Restore Peace; United Nations Troops Ordered to Use Force If Necessary

VITAL BASE IS MENACED AT KITONA   ‘Other Steps’ Are Promised Should  Conference Flop

Tax Bill Fight Opens Thursday; Blanchard Yields   Assembly Leader Now Will Support Party's Package

Legislative Review: Both Parties Ready for Long Struggle Over Republican Tax Revision Bill

1961 Legislature  Faces Tax Battle Withholding Plan,  Galac  avy lecuac

Senate Poised tor Battie  State Republicans Seek Party Unity ‘on Tax Proposals

mers In Reclining Position Magistrates Honor   A Cou ‘ageous Lady:

Canada, India, Poland... .  3 ICC Nations Ready To Try  For Laos Truce

3 Countries Seek to End Laos Battle   By EUGENE McLOUGHLIN UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

Canada, India and Poland Offer to H elp In Negotiations for Cease Fire in Laos

Reds Institute Crucial Battle In U.N. Counci   Soviets Demand That Dag Resign, Rush Resolution

‘Won't Recognize Hammarsk jold’   CRUCIAL SESSION TODAY Russians Pushing ‘Fire Dae’ Attack

Stevenson Opens Counter-attack  Crucial UN Session Set on Dag Ouster Tr

Many African, Asian Powers Back Russia   Soviets Demand End To Congo Operation Within Month

U.S. Image Is Now In Danger   Russians Step Grabs Lead To Control Space

Reds Work On Space Timetable   Take Running Lead in Race For Space Control, Other Feats Expected This Year

Russians Again Lead in Race fo Control Space  Soviet Man-in-Orbit   Soviet Man-in-Orbit Feat Is Damaging tc U.S. Prestiqe

Soviets Off to Head Start on Space Control   Greater Capability In Space Activities

He Fire« Maceirt. Truman Praises ‘Muzziing’ Of Controversia! General

US. Stull Poised For Laos Action  Early Reply To Cease Fire Plea * Is Not Expected

Bayonets Isolate   Lumberton Floors Are Full And Price Remains Strong

U.S. Hurls Robot Into Earth Orbit   Speeded-Up Drive To Send Man Aloft

Reds Shipping Arms to Cuba, Senators Told   General, Secretary Plea for Stepped Up Foreign Aid Funds

GeneralUrges Stepped-Up Military Aid   Arms Shipments By Reds To Cuba Pose Real Threat

General Asks Increase In Military Aid   Congress Told How Communist Nations Ship Arms To Cuba

Lemnitzer Pleads For Aid Boost   General Charges Red Arms Being Shipped To Cuba

Fears Cuba Will Spread  hevolution   Reds Shipping Many Arms,  General Says

Buildup Okay Is Urged   Military Chiefs Warn Of Increasing Threat

Sharp Rise In Youth Drug Use   U.S.-Made ‘Bennies’ Sold in Mexico Get Blame in Report

- Crisis Over Berlin Creates A New United Front For Western Nations

Vraerly series UT ivioves  Crisis Over Berlin Creates A New United Front For Western Nations

Prof:t Sharin; Rejected by ,   Local Group Goes Against UAW Plan; Picket Lines Form at »...”

SURPRISING ACT CLOUDS AMC CONTRACT  Union Local Rejects Profit Sharing

UAW Pickets in Ford Strike Attempt to Keep Employees On Salary From Their Jobs

PICKETS BAR FORD OFFICE -EMPLOYES   Ford Strike In Seventh Day; Kenosha Loca! Rejects American Motors Profit Sharing Plan.

AMC Paet Rejected By UAW Loeal   Profit-Sharing Plan In Doubt After Balloting

American Motor Plan In Doubt   One Local Votes Down Profit-Sharing Contract, Ford Union Sets up Pickets

Auto Industry’s Profit Share Plan Receives Big Jolt  One American Motors Loeal Reiects Pet Protect Of Union

Plan Ratified by Other Four Locals of AMC   Picket Lines Shut Office Workers Out of Ford Building

UAW Sets Up Picket Lines At Ford Co.  Attempts To Bar Salaried Personnel Banns (iffiiang VW acl

Local Issues Still Hold Up New Contract   American Motors Profit Sharing Plan In Doubt

Burlington crossing accident kills three   Other fatalities   AMC's profit-sharing program turned down by Kenosha local

Pickets Massed At Ford Offices To Bar Workers  Kenosha Locol Turn   Kenosha Local Turns Down Profit Sharing

A Surprise ‘No’ by Union to Company's Profit-Sharing Plan   UAW at Kenosha, Wisc., Won't Sign Contract With American Motora

VISCONSIN UNION SPURNS AMC’S BID Profit-Sharing Plan Future Darkens Follow Rejection

No Incidents Follow Move By Unionists   American Motors Contract Periled By Local’s Rebuff

Doubt Cast On Contract With Union   Auto Pickets Bar Salaried Workers At Ford Offices

Pickets At Offices Of Ford Motor   Seek To Bar Sa! aried Personnel

LAW Pickets Ford Offices   Local 72 Of Kenosha, Wis., Rejects Plan Worked Out With AMC

Profit-Share Plan Rejected By AMC Local   Picket Lines Bar Office Workers In Walkout Al Ford

Vote Down Profit-Plan In Kenosha   Complicates Stalled Talks Between UAW and Ford Co.

Auto Workers Profit Sharing Plan In Doubt As UAW Local Rejects It

MEETING SPARSELY ATTENDED     os anne ne ine tan anemanmen n  Kenosha Local Rejects  AMC Profit-Share Plan

UAW Masses Picket Lines Avainst Ford   Salaried Workers Targets of Strikers

Laos Area Protection Considered   U.S, May Send Military Units To Seutheast Asia

Arrest Gary Bank Bandit With Loot   Fied Saturday Holdup By Train, Captured at New Castle—Linked Ta Robberies Here

JES, Aides Confer On  Recession   Situation Worse Than Expected, Rayburn Says

Odd Tree Cut   Kennedy May Have Something To Say About Economic Problemsat Conference Today

Kennedy Reviews Economic Problems   Situation  To Be on Agenda Of News Parley  On TV Tonight

Economic Problems  Reviewed  Kennedy Leaders View Situation As ‘Critical’

Plan Action On Economic Legislation  Kennedy Sees Rayburn, Goldberg and Others —Congress Ready to Move, Says Speaker

Renk Says He'll Run For Governor   Former UW Regent Chairman Will Run on Republican Ticket -

Series of ‘Chats’ to Tell Readers About Newspaper’s Public Notices

No Plan to Send Troops Johnson Pledged American Sacritice to Aid Asians

No Troops Promised By Johnson   All Commitments On Tour Published In His Communiaues

Was This Vian a Fool Or a Hero?   Found $240,000 And Returned It Reaction Mixed

On The Inside   1.200 Letters This Week  Majority Endorse Honest Citizen

Negotiations Start Anew   Ohio General Motors Plants Hit by Strike

MID-JANUARY TRY EXPECTED  U.S. Squelches 1961 Manned Orbital Shot

Cy ; oS life's End ALBERT HAWKINS WAS: LIFELONG RESIDENT  or PLYMOUTH COUNTY RITES: HELD AT erwyrv

Fe ‘@ a '  Life's End ALBERT HAWKINS WAS LIFELONG RESIDENT  OF PLYMOUTH ‘COUNTY . RITES HELD AT SFwnrv

HEOQOUNG FIAONCONCONGITION . ..     ... Annual Report Submitted,  HVCH Operated ‘In Black’ During Past Year

West Chiefs Agree  To Seek Conference   HVCH Year Outlined In Reports

Climate Said Favorable:  Queen Elizabeth Plans ‘Visit With Pope John

For Chillingworth Murder  Jury Convicts Peel. Recommends Life Sentenci

Pilot, seven persons on ground report unidentified flying object

Bond Issue Plea Added To Budget   Sales Tax Boost To Help A Little

Proposed Stafe Spending Plans Up $34.8 Million   Calls for $38.5 Million Bond Issue

Troops Shoot at Crowd Demanding  Balaguer Ouster  Man Reported Killed and 4 Persons Said to be Wounded

Five Reported Felled As Strike Is Continued   Demonstrators Cal For Removal Of President Balaquer

Dominican Situation Worsens  Noise Bombs And Guns Usee¢  A nem sacod ATLL.

Party Defies Demand That Strike Cease   Anti-U.S. Trend In Some Violence; 11 Persons Injurec

Report Man Killed, 4. Others Hurt   Rioters Demand Ouster Of Balaguer

Dominican Situation Intensifies   Troops Clash With Crowds; tl Are Wounded

Santo Domingo Is Rocked as Troops Shoof af Rioters   Opposition Party Sets Aside Belaguer’s Try to Affect Junta.

Troops Open Fire, 3 Women, Boy Wounded   Violence Erupts After Opposition Defies Military

‘Several Hurt By Troops -Santo Domingo Is Scene  ‘Of Large Demonstration

Dominican Opposition Party Defying Military Order To End 4-Day Strike

Violence Breaks Out Again In Crisis-Torn Dominican Capital   \Major: Walkers Pro-Blue’ \Program Not By Birch Group

President's Ouster Sought   Troops Fire on Crowd In Dominican Capital

BALAGUER'S FOES REFUSE *END STRIKE   Some Wounded Reported From New Violence

Violence Erupts Again In Dominican; Four Wounded As Troops Fire On Mot

Troops Fire On Rioters. 11 Are Felled   Violence Follows Strike End Order On Tense Island

Troops Fire on Anti-Govi. Dominican Demonstrators   Military Is Defied

Dominican  Edict Defied   Summons to End General Strike Ignored by Political Opposition

Crisis Mounts For Dominican  Violence Has Some   Violence Has Some Anti-U. S. Acts; 11 Are Injured

Military Plan to Keep Balaguer in Office Rejected   National Civic Union Demand He Step Out

OMINICAN REPUBLIC Troops Open Fire On Demonstrators In Island Crisis

Troops Open Fire On Demonstrators Seeking To Oust Dominican President

Dominican Proposal Rejected   Opposition Group Sounds Warning On Military Rule

Dominican Crisis Deepens Foes Defying Balaguer Order to Halt Strike

Troops Fire On Crowd: A Wounded   Reported Death Not Confirmed In Dominican Crisis

Dominican  Marchers Fired On   Ten Women And One Youth Wounded At Peaceful Parade

Violence-Breaks Out Agair In Crisis-Torn Dominica   Troops Open Fire in Capital . At Crowde Defving Precident

Balaguer foes  defy military,  oppose junta Troops open fire  on Dominican demonstrators

Four Wounded; Order To Stop Strike Ignored   Capital Scene of Fresh Violence

Santo Domingo Demonstration—   Dominican Crisis Deepens; Military Proposal Rejectea

Civie Union Organization Defies Army   Anti-American Groups Mingle With Opposition

Farm Bill Nears Full Approval  Measure: Designed To Raise Farmers’   Measure: Designed To Raise Farmers’ Income, Cut Surplus ‘QGnec ta Conference

Other Crises Expected  They're Calculated To Keep Us Off Balance

West Is Accused Of Continuing ‘An Arms Race   Communists Determined  To Take Over the World

Conferences Scheduled  National Security Affairs Given Top Priority Mondav

Sets Day-Long Session With Advisory Staff   Study Report On Thompson’s Meeting With K

Ex-K. (. Defective Cleared of Charge   Inability to Introduce Evidence Cited As Reason For Dismissing Case.

Dominicans Fear Invasion By Castro-Trained Forces   Castro Admits To Communism

Concealed His Views For Power   Bearded Leader Says ‘L Am Marxist-Leninist’ In Five-Hour Speech

MOTHER GOES INTO SHOCK  Boy, 5, Gets Bathtub Faucet Stuck in Mouth

Soviet’s U.N. Plan Rejected  U.S. Bluepencils   U.S. Bluepencils Adviser Proposal

Red Proposals On Advisers in U.N. Rejected   U.S. Favors Five Aides for Leader

“Yard Of Month” Award   Deficit Financing! — Congress Gets Budget News

WEATHER   KENNEDY’S ‘BAD NEWS’ BUDGET President Tells Congress: Debt Must Be Hiked Again

$5-Billion Deficit Seen  Congress Gets Budget Picture  Painted In Red

Kennedy Disputes Ike’s Budeet Estimatoc   Predicts Two-Year Deficit Of $5. Billion Instead Of Suenlic

Budget Deficit Hits 5 Billion   President’s Message To Congress Is Gloomy

Kennedy Asks Another Boost In Debt Limit   Red Ink Financing For Two-Year Period Listed by President

Kennedy’s Budget Signals 2 Years Of Red-Ink Financing  Congress Told Ike Estimate  ‘Ontimictic’ Over Surnluc

Debt To Set New Record President To Congress: Budget News Not Good

President: Cites '2-Year’ Red-Ink Financing.  '55-Billion Deficit In. Budget.

Sends Special Budget Report To Conaress   Discards as ‘Over-optimistic’ Ike’s Estimates

Kennedy Budget Message Predicts $5 Billion Deficit   Two-Year Pileup _Seen: Discards Ike’s Forecast

NO SURPLUS INHERITED FROM IKE   National Debt Slated To Reach Record Heichts

Budget In Red for Two Years   Kennedy Sees Deficit Of $5 Billion

On The Inside   S35 Billion Deficit Cited  U.S. National Debt Due For Rise

$5-billion deficit  Kennedy tells Congress the bad news on budget

NEW BUDGET GOES INTO RED. BY FIVE BILLION   National Debt Reaches New High

Red Ink Financing for 2 — Years Forecast; Record Kor U.S. Debt Prohahle

Budget Forecasts $5 Billion Deficit   Two Years of Red Ink Financing to Send National Debt to New High, Kennedy Tells Conaress: No Fisenhower Surplus

Blames Recession  For Deficit   Asks Upped Debt Limit; Deficit to Hit $5 Billion

Kennedy's Special Message Calls Eisenhower's Budget Estimates ‘Too Optimistic’

Ike Surplus Dims In New 62 Estimate   Congress Gets Bad News: Two Years Of Recd-Ink Finaneing

Budget Deficit Is 5 Billions   For Full Picture  Defense Totals Awaited

$5 Billion Deficit Seen By Kennedy   Expects New Debt Peak. Criticizes Eisenhower   Text of President's AMessarea. Pars &

Kennedy Breaks Bad Budget News To Congress, $5 Billion Deficit Seen

January Estimates Of Predecossor ‘Over-Optimisiic’  New Budget Calls For Two  Years’ Deficit Financing

Debt Ceiling Would Reach $290 Billion By Next Year   President’s Message To Congress Points Out Revenues To Be Less Than Predicted: Figures Do Not List Outlays For Defense

Nafional Debt Will Hit New Mark, He Says  Calls Eisenhower January Estimate "Over-Ontimictic!

Will Send Debt To New Records  Kennedy Sees $5 Billion Budget Deficit In 2 Years

Red Ink Seen for 2 Years Kennedy Breaks Bad News On Budget to Lawmakers

President Breaks Some Bad Budgef News fo Congress   Kennedy Sees $5 Million Deficit Over Two Years; Recession Is Cause.

Deficit In Budget Is Reported   Kennedy Advises Congress Budget ‘Over $2 Billion’ Ont Of Ralance

Bad Budget News Given To Congress   National Debt. Wilt Soar-To“Record Heights

Ike's Budget ‘Over-Optimistic?  $5 Billion Debt Is National Record

Kennedy Sees Budget Deficit Of $5 Billion   Red Ink Financing To Send National Debt To New Record:

1962 Budge To Run Up New Deficit  Kennedy Says Eisenhower Was ‘Over Optimistic’

Kennedy Gives Congress Bad Budget News $5 Billion Deficit, Record National Debt

Debt Record In Two-Year Period Seen   Says Eisenhower Figures Failed To Admit Recession

U. S. Debt Seen Going  To New Top  No Surplus in Ike's   No Surplus in Ike's Budget, President Informs Congress

$5 Billion Deficit  Jolt to Conaress   President Calls Eisenhower Estimates Overly Optimistic; Asks Increase in Debt Limit

DEBT WILL HIT RECORD   "resident Submits $83.2 Billion Budget; Reports Ike’s Predicted Surplus Will Be $2.2 Billion Deficit.

Six Cubans Die Before Firing Squad:   Rebellion Grows as Castro Internal Grip Deteriorates

Castro Executes 6,  Including Hijacker:   MENDERES ‘TOO ILL TO DIF’ Two Former Ministers  In Turkey Are Hangec

First Drop In 12 Months  Is Fraction   Workers Cheated Out of Pay Raise By Small Jump

Living Cost Shows Drop In January"   First Decline In A’ Year, Finally Shown In. Cost of Living

U.S. Living Costs Dip Slightly   Consumers Price Index Drops Tenth of Per Cent, First Dip in 12 Months

Living Costs Down Slightly   Prices for Clothing and Some Foods Are Reported Lower

Living Costs Dip Slightly, First Time in a Year   Weather Is Factor in January Decline, but Recession Also Cited

Living Costs Take Drop In January  Sicht Daelinna fe   Slight Decline Is First Ta Be Noted In 12 Months

Living ‘Costs Dip Slightly In January   Escalator Clause Workers Hit By Birct Dean In Yer

Living Costs Finally Show Decline After Rising 12 Straight Months

Prices Stull 1.6 PC Over 1960 7 nae Living Costs Dip Ever So Slightly in Month

 Price Index Drops Tenth Of One Per Cent—  \Living Costs Are Down Slightly

Cost Of Living Shows Decline  , en i a   Drop In January Is First In Year

LIVING COST GOES LOWER IN JANUAR\   Price Ind ex is Down  Tenth Of One Per Ceni In First Decline In 12  Months.

Price Index Takes First Dip in Year   Cost of Food, Clothing, Cars Down Slightly

January's lower cost of living first drop in year   Tenth of one per cent drop fs renorted

Crowns Livestock Queen   January Figure Down — Living Costs Show A Drop

1st Time In 12 Months—  Cost Of Living Drops Slightly During January

Cost of Living Shows Decline After One Year   Drop for January Is Due to Prices Falling on Items

Living Costs For J anuary  Finally Drop   First Decline In Year Reported In Government Index

Cost of Living Index Reveals Small Decrease  First Drop Recorded

January Living Costs Decline  This Is The First Drop In 12 Months; Index Falls To 127.4

Court Denies Request to Stay Admittance of Negroes To Georgia U; Two Enrolled

‘OPERATION KEEP OUR CAT’ Arbitration Meeting on Mr, Tom Sef Tomorrow

WARMER WEATHER PREDICTED  Snow Flurries Occur In Parts of Indiana

Southerners Urged To Fight Proposal For Rules Change  Governors Asked to . Exert Influence on  ip Fatt £461 Ph @ @ Oehh a oe

A gencies  Agree Legislation Needed To Bridge Gap  The Destitute Family-Where Can It Turn

Agencies Agree Legislation Needed To Bridge Gap  The Destitute Family-Where Can It Turn   merger Measure Unemployed May Get  Extra County Help

West Masses Tanks Infantry on Border   Allies Study Latest Red Move in Berlin

U.S. Says Reds Try fo Imprison 17 Million People   Implications of New Moves Under Study By Allied Powers

PeELENA  Salamander Named Shedrach’ Presented to President: of United Caspic  WASHINGTON sitp

Castro Paroles Prisoners To Promote Freedom Swan   Exiles to Try

Bulldozers. For Liberty: Captive Cuban Rebels Arrive To Push Unique Ransom Dea

Americans Move To Buy Liberty Of 1200 Cubans  10 Prisoners Sent   10 Prisoners Sent To U.S. to Negotiate Offer From Castro

Private Bid For Rebels Is Started   U.S. Citizens’ Group Plans To Buy Tractors for Castro

Kennedy Looks For Laos Report   Vacationing: President Wants Data Quickly

Paving Set For Ball School Road   3.8 Miles Now Under Survey By State Workers

Paving Set For Ball...’ Scheol Road   3.8 Miles Now Under Survoy By State Warkere

Vis clory   Election Is Administration Endorsement, President Says

Claims People ‘Handed Tranquilizers’  De Seversky States U.S. Does Not.Have Delivery Vehicles

US. Arms Claim Held Erroneous   Expert Proposes Halt To Shipments To Reds

Assasination Of Trujillo Is Reported   President and State Department Receive: Message

Assassination Report Is Given to Kennedy   Direct Communication Is Cut Off To Dominican Republic; Report ls Accepted as Fact by Salinger

Dominican Leader Killed  Kennedy Gets   Kennedy Gels Word in Paris

Communications With Dominican Capital Cut Off; Rusk Cancels Summit Trip

Rafael Trujillo Alleged Victim Of An Assassin   Communication Cut Between U. S. And Dominican Republic

Trujillo is assassinated   Unconfirmed, but apparently accepted as fact

Mikoyan In New Threat Over Berlin   Tells Allies They Must Sign Treaty With East Germany

Budget Deficits Anticipated For KU Sport Setup   $117,000 Shortage Due Over 2 Years Without Promotion

Budget Deficits Anticipated For KU Sport Setup  $117,000 Shortage Due Over 2 Years

A Time to Be Home... .  Peace and Family Unity Are     Greatest Christmas Gifts

U.N. General Makes Some Concessions   Commander Tricked Into Disbelieving Leaks About Coup

CALLS INTERIOR CHIEF 'TRESPASSER'  Kansan Orders Udall "Get Off This Land'

DeGaulle, K. Visits On Itinerary   Hopes to Convince Friend aad Foe U.S. Will Not Be Bullied

JFK To Leave Tonight   Hopes To Convince Friend And Foe U.S. Will Not Be Bullied  D., AAD OOM AAARL CAAIT LI

Kennedy To Fly To Paris Tonight  Speaks In New York, ‘Takes Off From Idlewild At ‘10 P.M.

Leading Driver, 10 Persons Die In Grand Prix   German Auto Ace Killed After Racer Crashes in Italy

Ten Spectators, Driver Die as Racer Hurtles Into Crowd at Monza Event

Mixers jailed at Poplarville   First bus mix attempi here is well handled

UAR Demands British Ouster From Kuwait   Resolution Urges Peaceful Settlement Of Bitter Dispute

Russia to Demand  British Withdrawal   Expected to Call for Deadline in. Kuwait Dispute, Seek Amendment to U.N. Resolution Guaranteeing Independence of Sheikdom

U.N. Pressuring U. S. To Call Off Plans For Testing Nuclear Weapons

Pressure is on U. S. to call off test plans  SUPPORT GROWS FOR AN APPEAL TO BIG POWERS FOR MORATORIUM

Support Growing In UN. for Plea b Big Powers  U.S. Delegation to Bi -@ . ._* ep pd

Japan Appeals fo US fo Call Off Test Plans   Voluntary Test Moratorium Asked by U.N. Group

American Delegation To Vote ‘No’   Point To Fact There Is No Provision For Controls

Approves K’s ‘Horn Of Plenty’  Red Congress Closes   ‘Neutrals Want Moratorium  U.S. Under Pressure To Call Off Testing

Support Grows For An Appeal  To Big Powers   U. S. Serves Notice  It May Resume Test Explosions To Countes Those By The Soviets

U.N. Pressures US. To Call Of Nuclear Tests   Support Grows For Appeal To Powers To Agree on Moratorium

\U. N. Members Seek Moratorium .. -..  Pressure on U. S. to Halt Tests

U.S. Pressed To Stop Tests   Support Grows in U.N. for Appeal To Big Powers for N-Moratorium

India Urges Voluntary Moratorium   Japan Makes Appeal For ‘Statesmanship’

Test Ban Pressures Mounting  Appeal Appears Certain of U.N. General Annrova

SENATORS PUSH OTHER WAY  U.N. Pressure Builds Against U.S. Testing

U.S. Is Placed Under Pressure On Test Issue   Appeal to Both Powers Popular

U.S. on Spot as Small Nations Fight N-Testing  Support Grows for _ Moratori ium, U. N.  eeaeme Aeeura

Big Powers Get Plea To End A-Tests   Pressure Mounts In UN As Appeal Due For Approval

Khrushchev Sends Reply fo Kennedy  Urges Disarmament Backed by Controls

N.Y. Milk Outlook Black, Kennedy’s Intervention Sought by Producers

Govt. Not Sure It Can Get Point Across On Lightfoot.   Today's Chuckle

No News Restriction Foreseen  , mTsoTTt   Kennedy Talks To Press Chiete

Nelson Raps Cut in Funds   Proposed Reduction Example Of False Economy, Says Governor

Nelson Raps Cut In Building Funds  ‘Perfect Example of False Eranamv.’ Gavernor Save

State Program Needed Now, Governor Says   Recommendation Would Cripple Education Plans

Nelson Calls Building Cut Bad Economy   Would Cripple State Education, Welfare Programs, Charge

News Staph  Expressed Editorially  By WALTER MENDENHALL   ACIFIC COAST HAS FASTEST GROWTH

tl TTLE FAKER  angen on nena nr = nen eee NNR eee  Perky Peter ‘Guards’ Pearls

Perky Peter Is Publicity . Powderpuff   Flesh-Eating Fish Expected to Guard Valuable Pearls

Delegates Work Shaping Declaration That Might Slap at Castro’s Cuba

3-Day Series Of Discussions Is Scheduled   Prime Minister Ikeda Greeted on Arrival by Vice President Johnson.

Veep Lauds Jap Leader, U.S. Friend   Ikeda Arrives To See Kennedy, Air Mutual Problems

Two Brothers Fight Shotgun Duel, One Die:   The Other Critically Wounded at Home tn Warsaw Area

Family Fight Ends Fatally   Brothers Blast At Each Other With Shotauns In Ozarks

Secretary Rusk Sees No Change In Soviet Stand   British Prime Minister Also Sounds Note of Caution on Negotiations.   Cites Positive Note

U.S. Remains Cool to K’s Berlin Offer   Won’t Rush Into Negotiations on Deadline: Rusk

Rusk Sees No Change In Moscow   Note of Caution Made By Allied Leaders InLondon, Washington

U. S. Gives K's New Moves Cool ‘And Wary Response   Deadline Softening May Ease Tension  Only Sliahtly

Little Change Is Noted. . . US Response Is Cool To K's Deadline Easing

Soviet Boss Again Cites  Air Access   Macmillan Sounds Note Of Caution; Rusk Gives Opinion

BASIC SOVIET ATTITUDE ON BERLIN UNCHANGED  US. Is Wary of Khru Offer to Remove Deadline   COMMUNIST BUILD-UP CONTINUES  Taylor Is Briefed On Situation in Viet Nam

US. Wary Of Offer By Khrush   See No Change In Attitude On Berlin

U. S. Greets Premier's  Talk Coolly   May ‘Reduce Tensiow Seme. Rusk Says; Britain Cautious

At the Court House  NO HOLIDAY JULY a _- COUNTY. OFFICES WILL: “BE-OPEN. MONDAY  Scaiiering of Offices, Businesses Won't Be ' Open Monday, July 3

_ At the Court House  ‘NO HOLIDAY JULY 3— COUNTY OFFICES  ALLL BE: OREN MORAY  Scattering of Offices,  Businesses Won't Be Open Monday, July 3

SEULE PIU UU SEE REFOLUTE  Mrs. Stevens Given 15, Miss Fortney One Year

) Embezzlers Sentenced By Cerleral Judge   1 Bank Employe Lived Wild Life, Testimony Shows

Wisconsin Manufacturer Defends Artificial “Eyes” In Swiss Cheese

Russians. Ecstatic. Over Space Feat :   Capsule Landing’ by Parachute  in Farm Area Indicated -

This Week in Business and Finance .. .   Economy Stutters Like Balky Car Engine

Compromise Residency-Relief Plan May Resolve Mahoney-Rocky Dispute

BROADWAY. TRIUMPH — ‘ANDERSONVILLE TRIAL’ ON STAGE — IN SOO CITY FRIDAY

Coming Up   BROADWAY TRIUMPH — ‘ANDERSONVILLE TRIAL’ ON STAGE — IN SOO CITY FRIDAY

‘Sub-Astronaut Falls To Death During Rescue  Navy Probina   Navy Probing Freakish Tragedy In Gulf Waters

On The aside   Must Earn Sheepskin Blank Diplomas Awarded  Garbage-TossingS tudents

Can Step High at 88—.      Reds Hurl Tear Gas and Water at West Berliners

Communists Get Tougher Jeering W est Berliners Stacing Demonstrations

Three Incidents During Night West Berliners Je eer Communist Policemen

Tear Gas. Water Used On Crowds  Cammiuniat Palice   Communist Police Step Up Attacks At Berlin Border

Fireworks, gas and wate! at jeerers   Demonstrators are pushed back by West Germans

Reds Use Water, Gas to Break Up Berlin Taunters   Booing West Berliners Cause Three Incidents Along Red Barricades.

Water Cannon Used On West Berlin Crowds   Commies Also Toss Firecrackers, Tear Gas Grenades

Communists Tos: Firecrackers at West Berliners  Also Use Tear Gas, Water on Crowds

. Commies Use Tear Gas On  Berlin Border   Fireerackers And Water Jets Fired At West Berliners

Brochure Lauding ‘Lake Youghiogheny Estate” Hif By Stafe Health Official

Democrats To Have Trouble Mustering Votes To Pass Tax Bills. GOP Leader Says

Key Bills Await Action   ‘Right-to-Work’ Bill Fails to Get Backing; Adiournment Nears

3:Hunters Die of Heart Attacks  No Reports: -of Gun. ictims - First Day’ '

lowa Embezzler Gets 15-Year Term; U.S. Jury Returns New Indictment

U. §, British Chief Delegates To Quit Talks   Plan to Return Home Friday, Leaving Almost No Hope for Test Ban Treaty.

Dean Going Back Home: Briton Also   Talks To Continue but With Virtually No Hope of Pact.

Top British, U.S. Envoys Leave Talks  Delegations Stay On Duty in Geneva

Test Ban Talks Are Collapsing   U.S. And British Delegates Returning

Russ Chief Stands Pat On Issues   Delegations Quit Geneva Despite Meet Set Tuesday

Little Hope Of Test Ban Agreement   U.S., British Delegates To Leave Tomorrov

LITTLE AGREEMENT HOPE SEEN  U.S,, British Delegates Plan To Quit Nuclear Ban Talks

Soviet Stand All But Ends Arms Talks   Rejects Any Control Machinery Located On USSR Territory

ioattineneienettineeeemenntenetinmemnamnneeeeet  TWO CIVIL ACTIONS: ARE PUT ON FILE

Big Constellation Falls And Burns on Ranch 5  Miles South of Gridley

State Of Union Talk Points Up ‘Weak Spots’   Ask Congress For Swift Action To Bolster Economy

Would Shore Up Economy, Thwart Communist Plans   President Says He's Staggered By Trials That America Faces

U.S. Admiral To Talk With Pirate Chief   Kennedy Sounds Alarm On ‘dour Of Maximum Danger’

Calls For Swift Action. To Thwart Red Designs For World Domination

JFK ‘Staggered’ By Problems   President Asks More Jobless Benefits, Orders Complete Reappraisal of Defense

Kennedy Asks Bolstered Economy, Stronger Defense in Grim Messaade

‘Anticipates Further ‘61 ‘Setbacks’   Orders Airlift, Polaris Speedup; Wants Open Trade

Cites Receding Economy, Cold War Problems   President Asks Congress for Swift Aetion In ‘State of Union’ Message.

Kennedy Asks Swift Action to — Meet Dangers at Home, Abroad In His First State of Union Talk

Asks Swift Action To Shore Up pos   Kennedy’s State Of Union Message Contrasts Sharply   FOREIGN AFFAIRS

‘Hour of Maximum Danger’ Draws Near, Kennedy Says In State of Union Address

Kennedy Alerts Congress In State of Union Message   New President Is ‘Staggered’ by Trials Facing Nation; Calls for Swift Action

Sees Coming Four Years As Critical   Kennedy Says U.S. Economy Is in Trouble; Cites Other Problems

StateGrange Hits Merger Program   Reaffirms Stand Against School Reorganization

Kennedy ‘to Use Al Instruments Of Diplomacy’   Secretary Says U.S. Doesn’t Want to Get ‘Frozen’ in Any Position

et A  Referendum For Grayson County ‘Wheat Growers To Be Held August 24

French Troops Surround Algerian Rebel Camp   Whereabouts of Fugitive Generals Uncertain.

Rounding up hidden arms in Algeria   Foreign Legion regiments face disbandment

Foreign Legion Regiment Splif Up in Aloiers  Furnished Military Rackina far Revolt   Furnished Military Backing for Revolt Aaainst De Gaulle

FOREIGN LEGION MAY BE DOOMEL   ‘Paris Plans To Dissolve  - Regiments That Sup " ported Revolt Of Generals In Algeria.

Riots Flare Again In Algerian Town  Troops and Police Fight With Moslems

New Court Order Restrains Glen Alden; E-J Hearing Is Put Over Until Jan. 23

Gunman Kill Two Bobbies, Wounds Self   Guns Issued Police Before Killer Found In Telephone Booth

Senate Candidates Take Note Of Increasing Unemployment   Lauds Ravburn

Ex-Union Official Is Tortured   Masked Gunmen Invade His Home In Kansas City

In News Conference - President Discusses Still  More Talks With Russia

Stevenson Denounces  Cuba Charge  Dominican. Threat Denied in U.N.

Adlai Raps Charges By Cuba   Sees Alliance Between Castrc  And Trujillos

Stevenson Replies to Cuban Blast   Denies Invasion Of Dominican Nation Threatened

United Nations: ——aionsiainemtocnalll  U. S. Denounces Cuban Charges

‘Invasion’ Denial Stirs U.N. Session  Stevenson Claims Evidence OF A

Right-to-Work Law Repealer Filed ‘In Senate; Final Passage Unlikely

GE Head Says Union “Using”  Price Scandal   Kefauver Claims GE Officials Knew Of Price-Riggzines

Iribesmen free il Ol VYorkers     Kidnaped Americans Found Safe in Moroccc

Find Eleven Oil Drillers Safe In Sahara   Three Americans In Group Reportedly Kidnaped By Nomads

 Three Americans Rescued Kidnaped Oil Technician: Found Safe In Morocco

atty Girl tifies In y Trial   ericans tted Korea   haped Oil Technicians nd Safe In Morocco

Hoffa Elected By Teamsters To 5-Year Term   Vote Is By Acclamation After Liss Withdraws

Hotfa Gets Another 5. Year Term   Unanimous Vote Puts “Him In Saddle With No Strings Attached

TEN FREEDOM RIDERS PUT UNDER ARREST   Hunger - Strikers Refuse To Obey Police Order In Florida   OCALA BUS DEPOT SCENE OF SCUFFLE

Sugar Embargo Extended by U.S  Continues Ban Set Up by Eisenhower

$80 Million Price Tag Set on Crop   Castro Forced to Look Elsewhere to Unload Second Biggest Harvest

Soldiers On Move To Berlin   1,500 U. S. Troops To Travel Autobahn

Vandals Cause Temporary Electric Blackout After Breaking Into Substation

Negro Leaders Plan To Appeal Court Order   Federal Judge Prohibits ‘Freedom Rides’ In Alabama

5 e   Negro Leaders Plan To Appeal Restraining Orders Against Alabama "Freedom Rides"

INDEX   (TWO SECTIONS. 18 PAGES)   Negro Leaders Plan Appeal of Injunction

Negro Leaders To Appeal Court Order.  Ban On Freedom Riders To Be Bypassed In Fight

MISSISSIPPLSTILL TARGET Negroes Plan Ap peal  ~—OFrU.S. Court Edict

) Teenagers Admit Murder Of 7 Persons  Both Are AWOL   Both Are AWOL From Fort Hood; FBI Takes Over

Ft. Hood Deserters Admit To Brutal Robbery Spree   Bomb Shatters Auto of Sheriff

Two Soldiers Admit Killing  Seven Persons   Brutal Cross-Country Holdup Spree Ended By Alert Utah Sheriff

Two Soldiers Admit Killing Seven Persons  Nabbed In Utah,  a a DLL. ae   Nabbed In Utah, Pair Claim Robbery As Motive Of Spree

Teene Age Saldiers Youths Admit Wild Orgy \Of Murders, Robberies;  Seven Persons Known Dead

Two Soldiers Tell FBI Of Crime Wave   Confess To Seven Murders While Crossing Country

‘White Squall’ Sinks Ship in One Minute   Once Believed Myth of Seas, It Roared Out Of Nowhere to Wreck Student Cruise Craft; Thirteen Survivors Tell of Night of Terror

'WHITE SQUALL’ SANK BRIGANTINE   “SCHOOL SHIP SURVIVORS TELL ORDEAL

Sunken cruise ship Survivors reach Tampa:  ‘tell of ‘white squall’

"White Squall” Is Blamed.... Lack of Panic Aboard Ship Saved Lives of Young Crew

‘Myth of Sea Blamed in Ship Sinking   ‘White Squall’ Hit  Rigging, Tipping Brigantine in Gulf

Brigantine Sunk  By ‘White Squail’  - Survivors of Cruise Ship Say Whirlwind Came From ‘Nowhere’

Fact-Finders Given Three Extra Days   Panel’s Chairman Reports Progress Toward Settlement

Conterence May Create  New Crises   Inter-American Meet May Give New Attacks

Pan American Meet Target  of Communists  Reds Plan to Break Up May 24 Meeting in Ecuador

Government Ministers Give Adlai Account On Problems Of Chile   No Arrests Made

lease, Your Honor, My Father Was a Minister _ Alimony Nightmare for Actor Mitchell

a ae TT eT aN NIIN  Mayor Pro Tem Stout Is to Finish Term of Late Sonoma Mayor Rabe

Zanesville Man Convicted On Murder Charge   Gets Life Prison Term On Jury's Recommendation

“‘evislator Asks Increase in Loans To  “ollege Students To $7,500 For Four Years

Braves Tip Dodgers, 2-1 Story in Sports Peach ae ee oe   Today’s Chuckle

Rev. Thomas A. Collins Inaugurated As President Of Wesleyan College

- Plastic Store Dummies Of lastered :  First Lady Cause Dispute   RY RARRARA RINDSCHU

Business Told to Keep Employes Within Laws   Leading Hardware Manufacturers Indicted on Price Fixing Charges

— BY 1¥.0 Per lenr... ~  ‘Construction Expenditures ‘Are Increased by Penelec

Penelec Boosts 61 Construction Budget for Area   believes Coaltricity Program Will Re verse Leonomic Trend for District.

Key Laotian Town Taken By Rebels   Jungle Kingdom Nearly Cut in Half By Red Offensive

J.S. Will Favor Co-Operative Patrol Against Arms Shipments From Cuba To Other Latin American Nations, Joint Tracking Of Castro Agents And Economic Restrictions Aimed At Island Dictatorship

Expect New Moves On Castro Pressure   Chain Reaction In So. America

Pressure Is Seen On Fidel Castro  Diplomatic Officials See Inter-American  Mroves Next Month

New moves tc add pressure on Castro   Expect other Latin-American relations breaks

Action by U.S. May Call For Cuban Squeeze  PNAC iL   OAS States to Be Asked to Cooperate In Several Moves

Inter-American Pressure Expected Against Castro   Steel Use Even With 1960, drmro Forecast

Expect Moves Next Month Putting Squeeze On Castrc   Says Castro Sought Diplomatic Split Because Regime Tottering

New Moves To Pressure Castro Seen   U.S. Is Confident Of Holding Big Base Alt Guantanamo Bay

Three-Pronged Plan Being Aimed At Cuba   New Moves In Next Month To Put Pressure On Castro

Expect US Pressure Moves Against Cuba   Blame For Break Placed In Eisenhower Administration— Thinly Veiled Cuba Bid For Better Relations With US Under Kennedy

Officials See New Pressure Put on Castro   U.S. May Try to   U.S. May Try to Curb Arms Exports To Letin America

Others Seen Breaking With Castro   Panama Calls Home Its Ambagsador ‘For Consultation’

More Pressure Seen On Castro   3-Point Anti-Fidel Program Expected to Get U.S. Favor

Widespread ‘Break’ Not  Seen Now   Optimism Expressed Latin States Will Follow U.S. Move

Americans Throng Planes and Ships   INDEX   short. -of- Force Effort—' .  Diplomats Map. Anti-Castro Pressure

New Pressures Planned  Cuban Cabinet Bids For Changes In U.S. Policy

Arms Patrol And Economic Stens Probable   Treaty Providing for Naval Base Is Not Affected by Break

New Moves Are Due To Pressure Castro   U.S. Policy Shift In Thin Castro Bid

Officials Eye Further Action Against Casta  Those Who Fav   Those Who Favored Break Are Confident Other Will Follow

12-Inch Snow At WaKeeney   Skies Clearing, No More Moisture Is In Sight

Political Fight Is Looming in State Senate   Democrats Charge Minority Denied Privileges

Slow Death Is Predicted By Stevenson   Warns U.S. Cannot Save World Body From Cost Crisis

Wants Headquarters to Stay in New York  Rusk OKs Berlin U.N. Units

The story UT Mr. Sam —dJ  erence wren peta saree re nn re NN  Rayburn No Baby Kisser   By NORMAN RUNNION

Save Later Explanations—   A Spade Was a Spade To Rayburn of Texas

THE RAYBURN STORY--Final Article: True Texan, Mr. Sam Was No Back-Slapper

Castro Is Urged To Break Off Ties With Communists   America Appeals Directly to People, Expresses Confidence

Plea Given Over Head  of Castro   Cut Ties With Reds, Message to Fidel

ee Will CADE. .  Claims To Garrett Fortune Continue 10 Years Late

POLARIS TEST SUCCESSFUL   Advanced Model Fired Over 1,500 Miles From Surface Ship

Keokuk lock traffic totals 4,587,938 tons to July 31   Coal shinpment.«

Nine Killed In Lubbock Wreck   Federal Probing OfN.M. Highways   Kindly Minister Picks Up Hitch Hiker -- Dies

To See Woman  Youth, 15, Kills Preacher Because ‘I Needed A Car’

U.S. Reds Refuse To Register   Party Disregards Internal Security Act Of 1950

U.S. Communists Refuse to Comply With Security Ac   Justice Dept. Gets Formal Notification  Of Party’s Stand

-READY TO BOOST DEFENSE SPENDING$3 Billion Increase Is Expected By Congress

More Funds Support Seen  In Congress   Sharp Differences On Possibility Of  Increase In Taxes

Congress Likely to Boost Defense Funds   J. F. K. to Discuss Berlin Crisis Tonight on TV-Radio Differ on New Tax Needs.

Congress Ready To Give JFK $3 Billion More For Defense   Members Divided Over Whether Tc Call For Tax Increase Now

Congress Ready To Support Hike In Defense Costs   But There Is Sharp Differences ‘on. Any Increase in Taxes

TAX RISE IN OFFING? see Congress OK On Spending Hike   U. S. Officials Are Agreed Country Not War-Ready

Related Story on Page 2   $3 BILLION DEFENSE SPENDING LOOMS  Congress Ready to Aid Jack

Congress Set For Defense  Plan Backing  Legislators Divided On Tax Increases To Underwrite Cost

Congress Seems Ready To Support JFK’s Bid To Up Defense Spending

Conaress Set To Support Arms Spending   Sharp Difference Of Opinion On Boosting Taxes

Business World   JOHN BEACH JR. IS LEASEE OF STANDARD, — SERVICE STATION “3)2

Business World  JOHN BEACH JR. IS LEASEE OF STANDARD _- SERVICE STATION °

Claim Strikes Riding Soviet   Missile Program Is Hampered, Senators Krre Informed

Investigators Find ace tenn ss nanan  120 Unjustified Strikes Aided Reds’ Space Lead

Strikes Widen Missile Gap   Senate Probers Ask Tougher Labor Laws

WIDENED ‘MISSILE GAP’  Witness To Tell Of 120 Strikes In 13 Months At Missile Company

U. S$. Ambassador Gives Khrushchev Note From President Kennedy...  Details Kept Secret   PROTEST ATTACK OF RED GUARDS

US Would Pull Military Advisers Out of Laos If  Communists Follow Suit

Chinese Reds Shun U.S. Idea To Quit Laos   Pullout Of Advisers As Neutralization Safeguard Rejected

IDEA REJECTED  U.S. Offers to Pull Out Military Advisers in Laos

US. Offers. To Pull Out Its Advisers   Reds Must Do Same In Laos; Red Chinese Reiect US. Idea

USS. Pledges To Recall Laos Aides  Peiping Rejects Pull-Out Plan

9500 Jobs Vacated by Guards; Employers Slow to Hire Replacements

ACTION OPENS WAY TO MAKE JUNTA LEGAL   All 4 Services Back Rebels

Junta Says Military Won Over   Announcement Real Setback For Both U.S. And U.N.

Korean Premier Resigns Post To Army Junta  Chang Regime   Chang Regime Second to Fall In 13 Months

Will Wipe Out Village Pa. Townsmen Keep Vigil ‘As Huge Dam Is Erected

Severe cold spell numbs the nation  Northeastern half   Northeastern half hit hardest; many southerners shiver

Farmers Guard Barns Against Madman   Who Prowls in Nude During New Moon

—ONTARIO AREA LIVING IN TERROR—  Naked Madman Lights Blazes By New Moon

Thurber Collapses ee kone  Blind Humorist Better After Brain Operation

Russ Threatens Nuclear Testing  Tells US, Britain to Stop France

Allies Told to Put  Pressure on French   U.S., Britain Accuse Russia Of Attempting Cover Up Scheme

French Blamed At Deadlocked Conference  USSR Charges U. S., Britain Fail To Respect Moratorium

Speaks in French Over TV — French Welcome   First Lady as Their Own

Filmed Tour of White House Introduces Kennedys  MRS. JFK CHARMS FRENCH WITH FRENCH

In British Note to Moscow... .   Reds Warned Not to Alter Air Corridors

Teamster Rebels See Hoffa Defeat   Britain Warns On Air Corridors

British Warn Russians On  Air Rights   Don’t Interfere With Plane Trips, Note ‘Uells Reds

NARNING SENT TO RUSSIANS BY BRITAIN   Would Create Critical Sit. uation, Moscow Warned   To Send Notes Rejecting Red Charges West Abusing Berlin Airlanes

Air Rights Stand Made By Britain   Russia Warned Against Attempt to Restrict Travel

Soviet Charges To Be Rejected Says Spokesman   Direct Menace to Life-Line Is Seen

- me ene ° “ : British Netionals Who Travel To East  Gernneny Wal! Do Se “At Their Own Risk”

Britain Warns Russia on Berlir  Won't Accept Air   Won't Accept Air Route Interference

Britain Warns Russia Anew On Air Rights   Views Moscow Note “Insult”

No Trouble As Atlanta Integrates   Police Alert As3 Negroes Enter

Atlanta Schools Quiet As 9 Negroes Enter   100-Year-Old Barriers Removed: Police Nip Trouble

Quiet Marks Integration  At Kileuta   School Race Bars Lowered In Georgiz  After 100 Years

4 Schools Integrated In Atlanta   It's Smooth Operatior As Police Vigilant; 8 People Nabbed.

No Trouble As Atlanta's Schools Are Intearated   Nine Negro Pupils Enter Classes; Groups Had Urged a Peaceful Transition.

Segregation in Atlanta Ended After 100 Years   Nine Negro Students Enter School Today

Barriers Down In Atlanta As Negroes Enroll   Long Segregatior ls Ended; 9 Students In School Peacefully

Negroes In  Atlanta, Ga.  High Schools Separation: Of Races Over

9 Negroes Attend White Classes  School Barriers In Atlanta Crumble

Atlanta Schools Are Integrated  9 Negro Students a. eee ae a ee oe

rew /Viilnor incidents  Atlanta High Schools Integrate Peacefully

Atlanta Schools Are Integrated  9 Negro Students , ' Elec Tees Gee “wae ine  tee

Negroes Walk Into Classes Without Trouble   Barrier, 100 Years Old, Came Down; Three States Left

Ri enw eae ee  P.O. BOX 806s 4924 eote AVE. BaLcas, TEKAS COMP.   Quiet Opening Day ls Observed While  Schools Integrate

Eichmann Is Described As ‘Coward’   Statement By Dead Nazi Read to Court

Berrien Votes  Building Tax   10,023 To 6,623 Is Count: 9 % 9 Jubilant Supervisors Praise Campaien

County Backs Building Plan 10,03 fo 000   Work On Planning $3 Million Center To Start Shortly

Say Porter Killed Girl in Market  Memphis Victim, 13, Stabbed 32 Times

Where To Find It   She Wants Late TV Shows, He Wants Sleep: She Wins

Tornado Rips  At Louisiana   113 MPH Winds Sweep Beaches As Howler Slashes At Corpus Area

LABORITES ANGERED BY INEW ACTICNS   Interest Rate Set At Highest Since ’56 Crisis

Never Despaired Despite Great Odds  Pilot Saved After 4 Days in Wreckage

52-Yea Old Inju red Pilot Rescued After Four>Days And Nights In Cold

Four Days on Mountainside Pilot Survives Crash, Injuries, Cold, Hunger

4 Days, Nights; Pal Dead Beside Him - -  Injured Pilot Survives Incredible Odds

Decker Ready to Chuck Cay After THf with Chuck   Spends 4 Days in Wreckage   Injured Pilot Beats off Death in Long Ordeal

Business, Labor Get President's Plea on Trade   Broad Tariff Cutting Powers Are Requested

This Week in Business and Finance ....  President's Trade Policy Is Top News

Dalton Appoints New Commerce Commissioners  nee Bolas Meccod   Verne Baker Named To Northeast Area Advisory Committee

Dalton Names Development Committee   Salveter. Vonsees Named Chairmen In This District

Says Europe Peace Vital To America  Kan nedy foiuac ,   Kennedy Gives France Greater Say In Strategy Decisions

Rennedy in vars  US Chief Says America Tofally Involved In World Destiny Of NATO

Gives France ‘Equality’ In Strategy   DeGaulle Won't Win Backing for Program Of 3-Power Super Boarc

Sukarno Puts Lid on Ballot   Self-Determination for W. New Guinea Is Ruled Out

Seli-Determination  Sukarno Turns Down Plan For Solution To Crisis

Forecast No Replacement for Corman  Only Three Valley Votes Favor Move

Zt SURVIVORS  16 Americans Killed As Bus  Plunges Into Lake Lucerne

Vehicle Collides With Truck, Falls Into Alpine Lake   Bus Was Carrying Mostly U.S. Women  Teachers on Tour

Mostly Americans  On Board   Tourist Vehicle Plunges Into Deep Swiss Lake

Vehicle Sinks In Lake After Hitting Truck   22 Survive Mishap While Taking Alpine  Sightseeing Journey

19 Americans Aboard Survive Bus Hit Truck  Bus Slips In to Deep   Bus Slips Into Deep Water; Divers Not Able To Locate It

Accident Occurs In Switzerland; 38 in Vehicle, MostlyAmerican School Teachers

72 Survive When Vehicle Sinks in Lake  Plunge Follows Truck Collision In Switzerland

Bus Load of American Tourists Plunges Into Lake Lucerne; 16 Drown

16 Tourists Die in Swiss  Bus Plunge   Americans’ Alpine Tour Ends in Horror As Vehicle Is Nudged Into Lake Lucerne

16 OF 38 OCCUPANTS OF BUS ARE DROWNED IN LAKE LUCERNE AFTER COLLISION; MOST ARE AMERICANS

FIRST PLANE SINCE INV ASLON      FIRST PLANE SINE INVASION  . Cuban Atmosphere of Terror Tokc

Kennedy to Press Germans Flexible West   Flexible West Plan Sought

Bonn Chief  Due Téday JFK To Ask Flexible DRoanviien Daliay Stand

Flexible West Negotiations  Policy Soughi   ‘ Kennedy Expected "To Urge Approval In Adenauer Talks

Precise Details Not Listed In First Reports   Adenauer To Be Urged To Agree To Means Of Making Compromise *

Football   President and Advisers Await Adenauer’s Stand At Sessions Next Week

Dollar Dust   TAX COLLECTIONS ARE SLOWER THAN USUAL.  County Treasurer Warns Of Last Minute Rush

Dollar Dust   Dollar Dust  TAX COLLECTIONS ARE SLQWER THAN USUAL  County Treasurer Warns Of Last Minute Rush

Two Vessels Capsize; Six Men Missing   Boats Sink In Howling Storm

Over Two Inches of Snow Falls in Sfate, New Cold Wave Will Strike Tonight

Troops Back On Offensive In Viet Nam   Red Stronghold Latest Scene Of New Warfare

GOVERNMENT TROOPS ARE ON OFFENSIVE   100 Communist Viet Cong Rebels Killed In New Fighting   PRESSURES MOUNT ON SOUTH VIET NAM

Toogs Take Offensive  Laotian Anti-Reds Said To Have Cut OFF Hagdauarters

2 Brothers Electrocuted  Hartington Men Digging a Well   Farm Fatalities 1961 1960 Nebraska ....... » Ul 6 Laneaster County .. 8 0

WY aSOUT ELON. Congress Seeks Building Budget   Military Construction Bill Being Discussed

Professor To Testify In Israel   Eichmann Minimizes Role In Anti-Semitic Drive, Says He Killed No Man

Historian To  Be Fichmanit  Trial Witness Former Berlin .  Leader Expected To Testify Also

Adolf Eichmann Trial A Columbia University Professor Key Witness

Key Witnesses To Testity In. . Eichmann Trial  Columbia University Professor, Authority On Jews, Is Named

EICHMANN DENIES ANTI-SEMITISM   Columbia University Professor Will Be Key Witness At Trial

EKichmann’s Trial  Call Columbia Professor; Expert in Jewish History

Nazi Terror to be Described   Expert From Columbia University Summoned Jn Eichmann Tria!

American Couturier’s Bouacy Skirts Give Best Leg Show Since Minsky’s

Sex Fiend Sought By N. Y. Police   Child Beaten Unmercifully In Apartment

Good Morning!   Manhunt Underway  Missing New York Child Found Dead  In Rooming House

MISSING CHILD FOUND SLAIN IN TENEMENT   Sexually Abused, Doctor Reports

A-Year-Old Found Dead In New York   Had Been Sexually Assaulted; Manhunt On For Prime Suspec!

Girl’s Body Is Found InNewYork: Man Hunted   Found in Room Rented Recently By Middle Aged Toothless Man

Finding Of Battered Body Ends Search For 4-Year-Old Girl   Manhunt On For Rooming House Tenant

~ Project Plans TICKET SALES FOR CHAMBER BENEFIT BASKETBALL GAME GOING WELL

1,000 Guards Move by Car   Ordered to Drive on Highway 10 to Near Destination

'Readmit Two’, Ruled By Federal Judge   University Of Georgia Given Direct Orders: Law Officers Promise Control!

Warns Schoo! On Repetition Of Expulsion  Soys Violence No Reason to Suspend Rights

Filibuster, Rules Group Under Fire   Congress Liberals Chart Support for Kennedy Pregram

KILLER OF 3 IS WANTED BY TWO STATES   Wisconsin, Illinois Want To Try Ex-Mental Patient; He Denies Murders In Springfield.

Wipson Taker in Minnesota; Admits Crime   Superior Citizens Are Relieved After Days of Anxiety

Tells of Crime At Superior   Recognized, Seized At Cloquet, Minn.

William Wipson Surrenders at Cloquet, Minn.  Widespread Hunt Ends Friday; Givee Un Meckly

GOP. Maintains: Opposition  ‘Income Tax Measure Is Doomed   Good Gains Shown County Building foi ‘60 Near $4 Million

'In Keystone State:  Nature Aiding Cleanup Of Winter's Worst Snowstorm

Nature Helps State Recover From Snowfal   Warmer Temperatures Ease Cleanup Task; All Main Highways Are Open

Win Easily In  New York; GOP Upset In N. J.   Wagner Re-Elected Mayor; Hughe: Defeats Mitchell For Governor

Demos Capture Prizes In Two big Elections   Democrats Score Upset Victory In New Jersey —Republicans Sweep  i Peon. Lee. ¢ ¢ Pa EL 4 eee

Jersey Vote Setback For Ex-Ike Aide   Wagner Wins Third Term As New York Mayor In ‘Breeze’

Demos Upset GOP in New Jersey, Score Easy Victory in New York City

New Jersey Governor, Gotham Mayor Posts Are Captured By Democrat Party

Grind Out Upset  Dems Capture Prizes In Two Big Elections   Oiher Election Stories ‘Are On Page 10A

NEW YORK MAYOR IS REELECTED   James Mitchell Loses in Upset In New Jersey

Capture New York,  Jersey Races  Wagner Returned; Upset Marks N.J.  Governor’s Post

Mayor Wagner Wins Third Term As Expected, Hughes Upsets Predictions by Defeating Mitchell for N. J. Governor

Hughes Named in New Jersey: Waaner Victor   Virginia Tradition Holds; Louisville Giaac Raniihlican

Key Elections Seen as Rebuffs To GOP in 1962   Wagner Triumph Expected; Upset Of Mitchell Blow

Hughes, Wagner Elected         Watch Voting For 1962 and 1964 Races

Top Prizes In Elections Go To Democrats   Hughes, Wagner Overcome Strong GOP Opposition

‘Vie ‘torious In Virginia, Too_ Democrats Win Big Races In New York, New Jersey

Demos Capture Two Elections, One With Upset   Elections at Glance

NEW JERSEY {S TAKEN BY HUGHES   Wagener Victory Impressive As  Forces Divided

Waaner Is Easy New York Victor: Mitchell Loses  Results May’ Leave GOP Groggy for 1962

“Elections . At a Glance   Democrats Win N.J. and N.Y Prizes, Lose Kentucky Fights

Dems Take 2 Fat Prizes In Jersey, Gotham Polling  Reclect Waaner NYC   Reelect Wagner NYC Mayor; Hughes Gets N. J. Governorship

Vemocrats Grab Big Prizes: eV rab big Frizes:  Wagner In N. Y. Hughes inN JI

Democrats Rope Two Big Prizes  In Office Races   Defeat In New Jersey Is Blow To Republicans

Mayor Wagner Re-Elected; Hughes Defeats Mitchell In Race for Governorship

GOP Upset In N. Jersey   N. Y. Mayor Re-Elected; Seen As Omens For 1964

Hughes, Wagner Winners   Mitchell Upset; Lefkowitz Far Behind in N.Y.C

Hughes Wins Governorship  Wagner Is Reelected bieacs Wark Cite AAnminan

Dems Score 2 Election  Victories Wagner Rolls Up   Wagner Rolls Up Win In New York, Hughes Beats Out Mitchel] In WN. J.

Democrats Win Top Prizes In ) Big Elections   Wagner Named Mayor Of New York—Hughes New Jersey Governor

Demos Take Top Prizes in New York.  New Jersey ‘Weather Vane Elections

Indiana Port Bill Passed By Senate  Creates Commission _ With Power to Issue nr. . £... _ .*h* et".

Rusk Meets Indian Envoy  U.S. Voices Deep Regret At Use of Force by India

Higher Speed Limit Vetoed   Safety Records Do Not Justify It, Savs Governor

$4 Billion Foreign Aid Fund Seen  Senate Ready To Act on Bill Passed by House

Citizens Of Area Hostile   Letters, Calls Emphatie, Says Sen. Litewich

Have Ball, Will Fall —Right Over N iagara  Man Rides Successfully; Held for Mlesal Entry

WILL VISIT IN OHIO   Is Fifth to Descend Niagara’s Horseshoe Falls Successtully

~ FIVE DEAD IN TEXAS SHOOTING— Wounded Girl Runs Two Miles For Help

Today's ladex   Wounded Girl, 15, Escapes As Dad Slays 4. Kills Self

NEAR MIDLAND 5 Members Of Farm Family Slain In Pre-Dawn Shootings      Mother, 5 Of Her 10 Children Die In Fire

~ Runs Miles Through Mud To Give Alarm Girl Shot In Stomach Tells . Of Family Gunned To Death

ee ee, ee ee ee IR EDIE IEE IIE EID  WOUNDED GIRL RUNS 2V2 MILES TO TELL OF FAMILY TRAGEDY

JFK To Ask Accelerated Space Plans   President To Pay Tribute To All 6 Astronauts Monday

Kennedy Wilt Ask More Space Monies  Congress Expected   Congress Expectec To Comply With Little Argument

Space Program Speed-up Asked by President   Warns U. S. Still Behind Russia in Space

Successfully Test Fire Rocket With Potential To Orbit 30.000 Lbs.

Assembly Hopes To Revive Drive For Final Recess   Series of Extended Sessions Scheduled to Reduce Legislation Backlog.

 Legislators Hope To Get Rolling On Backlog  or —ennnmennemaseni — + eRe a eg neem  Assembly To Take New Look At Education Tax

Rift Appears In Ranks Of Nonaligned   Tricky Wording Of Final Declaration Brings Up Conflict

See “Growing Influence of Military Seen Prodding Nikita’s Actions" on Pege 5.

our Daily Sentinel . Invites eciders New. and Old, to Pay Subscription Now - - Save $1 .   Annual ‘Fair Ofter’ Saves Both Readers And: ‘Newspaper. Mone

four Daily Sentinel Invites otiders New and Old, to Pay Subscription Now - - Save Sl   Annual ‘Fair Offer’ Saves Both Readers And Newspaper Money

Illinois Senate Passes 8 Measures Covering JP Salaries, Work Loads

State Senate OKs 8 JP Law Changes   Designed to Equalize Salaries, Work in a County

Coast Cities Flooded;  People Flee   Winds Clocked At 173 Miles an Hour Near Corpus Christi

Little . Chats    Vopyrigat oi fy UNCLE ‘SAM, TOO  (Ne. 19 in a Series) By JAMES E. POLLARD

 STATE FUND USE DIS ALLOWED  Street Paving Plans Dealt Legal Setback

TRUJILLO SON HEADS FORCES   Tribute Accorded Heroes Is Paid Dead Dominican Republic Chief

Tribute Paid Dictator  Son Of Trujillo Named Chief Of  Dominican Army

Trujillo's Son ls Made Chief Of Armed Force:   Hero’s Tribute Paid To Slain Dictator

Truiillo's Son Takes Over As Army Leader   Dominican Republic Calm; Hunt On For Dictator’s Killers

Dominica Buries Sain Dictator  { pe Pee Eee ee   Trujillo’s Playboy Son To Command Militar

Dominican Army Under Trujillo Jr.   New Leader To Hunt Down Father’s Slayers

Trujillo's Son Taking Over Armed Forces   Slain Dictator Is Given Tribute Accorded Heroes

Dominican Republic: ; Son of Slain  Ruler to Run  Government Trujillo Is Paid   Trujillo Is Paid A Hero’s Tribute By His Followers

Nation Mourns Dictator ~ Trujillo's Son Named Chief Of Armed Forces

Laotians Agree to Meet; Break in Deadlock Possible   Trujillo’s Playboy Son to Hunt Assassins

Front Men Tap Junior;  Nation Calm Dictator’s Body Lies in State in Hic Canital Ham.

Trujillo's Son Heads Hunt for Killers of  Dominican Dictator Rafael Jr. Appointed Head  Put Alsat. /. ME AAP AL... A...

Trujillo Jr. Becomes  New Chief   Generalissimo Paid the Tribute Accorded Heroes

Trujillo's Son Heads Forces   Tribute Accorded Heroes Is Paid Slain Father at Funeral Services

Younger Trujillo Will Try To Carry On Dictator Given Hero’s Burial

It’s Great Day for U.S. Space Plans; Capsule Shot Success, 3 Men Picked for Space Trin

News Turns All Good On U.S. Space Program   New Rocket Fired With 2 Satellites

 Historic Family Name in News  ‘Peeps’ Is ‘Pepp-iss’ Says Her Ladyship, Traffic Fine Two Pounds, Says Magistrate

Political Crisis Rises  In Canada   Develops From Slump  In Economy

Political Crisis In Canada Over Banker   Diefenbaker Demands Resignation Of Governor Of Bank Of Canada On Policy

Senate Demos Receive Priority List  _ One Major Kennedy Proposal Per Week .

Democrats given goal: bill a week   Party conference agrees to push ‘must’ legislation

Gunman Is: Subdued By Churehman   Wife, Other Man And Bystander Wounded By Jealous Hushand

Liberals of House  May Yield   Andersen Reports Shift of Sentiment for the Proposal

Statement Denied By Rep. Cina  Governor Asks  House Member: 7 iy cio

Tree Mounted on Cases of Mortar Shells  Christmas Dinner in South Viet Nan

At Lonely Jungle Ranger Base — 7  Midnight Mass Held While Viet Cong Snipers Threaten

Under Eyes of Snipers .. U.S. Army Men Celebrate Christmas at Jungle Base

15 U. S. Soldiers And 500 Vietnamese Observe Christmas At Lonely Outpost   Re. MATCOIM W RROWNE

Christmas in Viet Nam, Under the Eyes of Snipers..   Rv MALCOLM W. BROWNE

Lonely Yule  For Yanks in Viet Nam  Make-Do Holiday for 15 Men and Their Trainees

AT LONELY BASE IN ASIA—  Jungle Threat Fails To Spoil Celebration

In South Viet Nam  Communist Rebels’ Guns Fail to Deter Yule Spirit

Sniper Fire Accompaniment Christmas Eve Mass Shared By U.S. Soldiers and Vietnamese

Observe Yule Under Eyes Of Snipers  15 U.S. Instructors _ Spend Holiday In ~ §. Viet Nam

Troops Flown to Scene Of Conference on Laos   Idaho Traffic Deaths   Yanks Mark Yule Despife Snipers

MR. K MEETS WITHENVOY FROM US.A.   Thompson Called By Reds’ Leader  For Discussion   DISARMAMENT

Admits Rumors He Is Injured Or Demented, But Big Victory Affair Not Held

Insurgents to Set Up Provisional Rule and Say Fight Will Go On  —Hear Newsmen Freed

Air Raids Said Cause  of Collapse   Premier Unseen Since Bombings

Bomb Injury To Castro Is Reported   Cuba Dictator Is Disabled. Sources Say

Rebels Vow To Continue Their Fight   Havana Says The Invasion Broken, Driven To Swamps

CASTRO SAID TO BE ‘FINE’ BY OBSERVER   Earlier Reports Had Cuban Dictator  Incapacitated   INVADERS REACH ESCAMBRAY HILLS

Physical Or Mental, Result Of Air Attack   Premier Not Heard From Directly Since Monday's Bombing

Victory Over Cuba Invading Force Claimed   Prime Minister Has Not Been Heard of Since Monday Raid

Where’s Castro? Hint Of His Mental Collapse   US. Pilot, Attacked Over N. Korea, Killed

(Cuban Rebels Report Castro Mentally Disabled by Bombs   Cuba—  Puzzle  For All

Bomb Said To Have Hit Near Fidel   Reports Of Cuban Leader’s Collapse Unconfirmed, But He Has Made No Public Appeavances Since Invasian

Castro Said incapacitated By Bombings Bearded Leader  Not Seen Since Monday Invasion

Ruling Due in School Bias Case ©   Board. Charged With Segregation By J. ROBERT: SMITH

Big Electric Firms Facing Court Today   Will Be Sentenced For Violating The Antitrust Measure

  Clouds Delay Grissom ‘Shot’ Until Wednesday    ‘ , OAS Continues Sanctions, Watches Trujillo Successors

U.S. Has Big Day Of Space Success   Sends 3 New Satellites Into Global Orbit

Iraq Puts On Bold Front   Holiday Hinders Work Notice To Strikers   Unions Say Not Sufficient Notice: ‘ Given To Resume Sailings At Once

Solution to Algeria Ends Job: DeGaulle   Spokesman Denies Reports Leader Will Retire

Patrolman helc captive, three men sought   Search Began Saturday

FIRST AMERICAN IN 10 YEARS  Gen. Clay Braves Red Guns to Visit Village

Request For Three-Nation Super-Strateg ey Board May Be Declined By Kennedy

France To Get Stronger World Voice   President Won't Agree To DeGaulle ‘Super Strategy’

France Gains More Power In Decisions   Kennedy, deGaulle Discuss Africa’s New Nations

Kennedy’s Paris Path Smooth With Full Accord on Berlin   From UPI and AP Dispatches

th Role  Kennedy Boosts Fren   Related Articles, Pg. 4 and ist Pe., ard Si      Jackie Is ‘With The Angels

France fs Likely To Get Greater Equality With Britain and United States in Global Strateay Decisions

New Concept To Go Beyond NATO Ranae   Kennedy, However, Still Refuses Bid for Three-Power Strategy Board,

French, U. S. Leaders Talk Over Problems   France Seeks Greater Equality With U.S. Britain in Strateay Decisions

Discussing F rench Problems — Kennedy Takes Steps For Greater Equality

JFK Hands De Gaulle Fatter Role In West s World Strateay Mapping

DeGaulle Seeks Stronger Voice In Vital Actions   French Leader, President Hold Third Discussion

Dominican Leader Is Repor ted Slain   Information Is lL neonfirmed   Information Is Unconfirmed  But Is “Believed To Be True’

Dean Rusk Ordered To Remain In Washington In View Of Political Crisis

Rusk Keeps Watch On Dominican Republic  Salinaar MA sbeac 7   Salinger Makes Announcement In Paris

Lashes Farmers Union Harry Burns Reviews His Highway Board Record

Nations Reach Accord af Parley in Latin America   Problem Had Developed  Over Group to Supervise U. S. Aid of $20 Billion.

Psyehiatrist Suspected in Spread — ~ Of Disease Killing 14 in New Jersey

PSYCHIATRIST PROBED  Liver Injections Blamed In 14 Patients’ Deaths

deute Liver Disease  Injections Are Fatal To 14 Patients Of N. J. Physician

ROBE WILL DETERMINE TF PROSECUTION TO COME 14 Die of Acute Liver Disease After Psychiatrist’s Injection

14. Patients Die After  Injections   Hepititis Traced To New Jersey Psychiatrist

14 Patients Of N. J. Psychiatrist Die Of Liver Disease After Injections

14 Patients Die of Acute Liver Disease After Receiving Injections From Psychiatrist

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Liberals Battle for JFK Program  Anti-Filibuster Move Given Nixon Support Through Ralin

New Year Claims 22 New Mexicans   Congress Convenes; Big Conflict Looms

Conservative Roadblocks Expected  Democratic-Controlled 87th Congress Convening Today

Congress Opening New Session Today  Liberals Will Battle. For Kennedy Program

87th Congress Holds Opening session Today   Democrats In Control But Conflicts Over Kennedy Program Are Evident

Congress Opens.... Mayhem Is On The Menu   Related Articles fa Pe. €

Rules Fig it Flares Up In Senate  Battle Gets Under ‘Qir , ~~ ~~ _ =   Battle Gets Under Way As Soon As 87th Congress Convenes

CONSERVATIVE ROADBLOCKS TARGET  37th Congress Slated to Convene Toda:

Congress Convenes At Noon Today   Conflicts Seen In Background Among Democratic Factions

Major Party Has Feuding Backstage  Five-Point Kennedy Program   Five-Point Kennedy Program Gets Priority

87th Congress Convenes After Party Strategy Meetings   Efforts Are Made For Revision Of  flanorocctanalR nla:

~RAYBURN OKAYS PURGE OF COLMERAnti-Conservative Fight Readied For Congress

Liberals Win Early Rounds In Congress   Filibuster Fight Flares Up; Johnson Still Has ‘Voice’

Senate: Halts Attack on Filbustering   ~ Democrats Seeks “to Pave Way for ‘Kennedy Program

Spaceman’s AttitudeSaid  ‘Nonchalant’   Gagarin Acted Like Fishing Trip Ahead, Tass Says Of Flight

Unionist Is Cleared As  Hit- Runner   No Prosecution In Nov. 13 Case

Fugitive Hunt In Fourth Day  Raloantlace Canpek Lee   Relentless Search for Last Of Trio Continues in Dells Reaion

Posses Keep Up Search of Woods For Third Slayer   Authorities Sure Fugitive Did Not Escape Road Net

Prober Links Race Wire to Steubenville  Boston Gambler’s  Neaswcakiane Trace!

EVIDENCE PRODUCED ON GAMING   Illegal Betting Places Scattered  Throughout U. S.

Gambler Declines fo Tell About Race Wire Operations   Senate Investigators Put On Evidence Against Big Boston Gambling Outfit.

Race News Wire Bookie Link Told  Boston Ganibler Invokes Filth Amendment at Senate Probe

Pair Recalled fo Explain to Court  Review of Tax Case Plaae Ie Scheduled

Wildeat Sindy   OE ne i     Senators Place Price Tag Upon Practices of Union In Missile Base Strikes

Kennedy plans to call 250,000 reservists   INEDY’S SPEECH HAILED .  United States assuming free world leadershir

What They're Saying In Europe About Pres. Kennedy's Firm Speech On Berlin

But Russia Criticizes: Talk  Europe Hails Speech, Citing Leadership

curope Hails Kennedy Talk, Reds Blast It   Speech Seen As Evidence Of Lead

Western Europe Hails Kennedy's Firm Speech  By RICHARD C. LONGWORTIH

j  Kennedy's Speech Hailed In ‘Western Europe; Blasted In Russia

Western Euro pe Acclaims Speech  Statesmen,.Press United .. Dee Dt. gy

Western Europe Sees U.S. Taking ‘Effective’ Free World Leadership

First Class, Air Mail Postal Rate Hike Bill Approved By House Unit

Resources Study Group Reports; Need Seen for More Ficod Control Projects

"Protect ... Rightful Heritage’  Natural Resource  Drive Said Needed

Special Consideration’ For Depressed Areas  Speed Urged In Natural Resources Development

LIQUOR PROFITS DROP Deposits Hurt Efficiency Of State Liquor Board

JFK Greets Johnson.   V.Pres. Brings Kennedy Report  Finds Faith, Hope, Confidence  Evervwhere In Administration

Johnson Gives JFK Trip Report  Speech Reportedly Gieanngthoancea NATH

Taylor Hears Grim Report on Commie Gains   Admiral Felt Tells How Reds Eat Away Rite of Free World

Use Federal Funds Commission Speeds Highway Projects      Have three Routes     Aerial Survey Is Started Of Butte-Boulder Highway

Interstate Highway Projects Ready for Contracting, Quinnell Tells State Board

Use Federal Funds Commission Speeds Highway Projects   Aerial Survey Is Started Of Butte-Boulder Highway

Holdout Congo Province May Join Confederation, Premier lleo Says

lleo. ‘Opposed To All U. N. Forces In Congo   Premier Reveals Efforts Underway To  Bring Oriental Province Into Alliance

Eventually 1t May Shoot for 400,000 Feet  X15 Rocket Plane to Blast Ab Miles Into Space

The Weather   Ohio Senate Nears OK for New Vice Law   Body Lacks One Vote To Pass Bill Claimed To Be Tak-Booster

Spot Cards Outlawed In Senate Bill   Hits Gambling On Sports Events

Gambling Bill Faces Senate   Measure To Outlaw Spot Card Betting

Antigaming Bill Sets Fine, Term  Approval Expected On Last of Trio Against Gambling

Ohio Senate Vote Set On ‘Spot Cards’  Bill Hiking Taxes On Homes, Farms Fails By One Vote

Ohio Sznate Nears OK for New Vice Law   Body Lacks One Vote To Pass Bill Claimed To Be Tax-Booster

Junior Driver Class Also Urged  ID Cards for Teen - Agers ‘Proposed to Check Drinking

Justice Department ‘Concerned’ About Arch Anti-Communist John Birch Society

‘Charges Against ike Said Fantastic Libel  Bold Attack on Leaders by Birch Society Condemned

Investigation of Birch Society Considered by Department of Justice

. . . Focus Spotlight on Birch Society  (Government rropes Fossiple

Birch Sociely Critics Chided  Rep. Hiestand (R)  Cha rrac 'C man r

Asking probe of the John Birch Society   ‘Ike-is-a-Red’ talk angers congressmen

Rabid Chief Called Ike  Communist   Member Who Sits In Congress Says Jngiiry Is ‘Smear?

Criticism of John Birch Society flushes out member   Rep. Hiestand defends stand of qroup

John Birch Group Draws Inquiries   Reckless Charges Agaiust Kisenhower Receive Ceittetsm

John Birch: Society Criticism Refuted By U.S. Congressmar   Mother Of John Birch Comes To Aid Of Grout

Justice Dept. Interested in Birch Society   Its Founder Reportedly Calls ike Communist

John Birch Society Becomes Matter Of Concorn To Atty General's Den’t

Criticize ‘Reckless Charges’ Birch Society Is Tartan Of Congressional Wrath   Selectmen Hold Special Sewage Plant Meeting

JORN BIRCH SOCIETY UNDER FIRE  Justice Dept. ‘Concerned As Senators Lash Rightists

Anti-Red Society Criticized   House, Senate Members Attack Letter Campaign

{ ers ° ‘Organization Denounced in Congress —  John Birch Society ‘Matter of ‘Concern to Attorney General’

Jonn birch society  Attorney General Eyes Conservative Groun   (Editarial. Pace 4}

Birch Society Furor Growing In Washington   Divergent Opinions Of Group Are Aired By U. S. Officials

TOP FIGURES TARGETS OF ORGANIZER   Californian Says Other Members O:  Unit In Congress

Are Reds in Back Of Birch Smear’?  Congressman Defend Ultrarightist Group

Congress, Justice Agency Cite Attacks On Birch Society  Investigations Sought but No Official Action Taken

ORGANIZATION DENOUNCED BY SENATE, HOUSE MEMBERS  Justice Department Trains Eyes On John Birch Society

Anti-Red Society Attacked   Justice Department Says John Birch Society Has Become Matter of Concern

Attorney General May Investigate Controversial John Birch Society   Related Story, Page 12

Birch Group Draws Fire In Congress. Anti-Reds Brought To Attention of  Attorney General

Housing Act Explained ~Montana Housing Industry ~Meeting Hears Plans

Housing Act Explained     Montana Housing Industry Meeting Hears Plans _   Capitol Interchange Route May Be Operated Sunday

$11 Million For Kansas   Oklahoma Due $12.57 Million If School Measure Passes

Factor in 1960 Crash Humans Blamed for Increase In Gulls Near Boston Airport

One of Organizers of United Nations Was 68  Welles, Former State Dept. Aide Dies

Was Undersecretary Of State Sumner Welles, 68, Dies Served FDR For 10 Years

Soviets Order  U.S. to Arrest NATO Chief   Demand Labeled as ‘Crud  Ludicrous Propaganda’

Woman Writer First To Interview Gizenga, Still Top Leader In Stanlevville

‘1! Am In Command Here. . .’  Woman Writer First To Interview Giz2nga, Still Top Leader In Stanleyville   (Related story Page 4)

Taylor In Saigon      ayior in saigon  Emergency State Proclaimed

Red Threat To South Viet Nam Viewed   Gen. Taylor Arrives In Saigon As Emergency Declared

A Look At Communist Threat  Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor Arrives In 8. Viet Nam

Tower lst Republican  In Office   Ex-Professor Described As A Conservative

TEXAS ELECTS COP SENATOR   First Republican Eve Elected To Senate By State 

Texas Voters Elect First GOP Senator   Political Newcomer John G. Tower Wins. Displacing Democrat

Elected Texan Senator First Republican Eve  John Tower's Ideas Along Same Lines As Barry Goldwater’

GOP Novice Claims Win In Texas Race   Victory Could Give State Ist Republican Senator in 60 Years

 Six- Year Goal  oe are a ee tec a  U. S. Works On Rocket With Nuclear Engine

U. S. Plans Nuclear  Rocket   Nuclear Engine Flight Testing Expected In About Five Years .

A-Powered Rocket Goal in 5 Years  Development Set to Start After First of the Year

Vote Nears On Jobless Aid Measure   Goldberg Testifies For Passage Of Anti-Recession Bill

Honor Rosters At Jr. High  Are Announced TOA Stidente T icted   104 Students Listed On Semester Rolls— 128 Compose Lists For Six Weeks Period

Honor Rosters At Jr. High  Are Announced  141 Students Are On Rolls For Semester  Of 60-61 School Year —139 For Six Weeks

Neds Cure Wartung Sols... ... Stoned In Return  New Violence Breaks Out In Berlin

Guns Sound, Stones Fly at  Berlin Fence Sight-Seeing Crowd Hosed By Rad Police

Red Police, W. Berliners In Outbursts   Commie Guards Fire Warning Shots At Youths Along Border

Solons Pass Housing Bill   WOMEN SPEAK OUT Food Industry Accused Of Deceptive Packaging

98 at District Convention of War  Veterans   Golf Tournament Drawing Big Field

PLAN ALL BUT DEAD   NIKITA SAYS FEAT NEAR  Reds Vow Manned Orbit

Well Ahead of U. S.  Nikita Predicts Soviet Manned Space Shot Soon

Russ Soon May Rocket  Astronaut   Khrushehey Says First Man Will Soon Be Orbited

K Predicts Russ To Orbit One Of Astronauts Soon   Says Rocket Shoot Will Be Well Ahead of US.

Khrushchev Predicts Their Man Up First   Time Not Far Off When ‘The First Soviet Manned Ship Will Soar Aloft’

TOJO FORECAST ANOTHER WAR   Japan’s Wartime Leade1 Made Prediction Be fore Execution

Tojo Predicted In 1948 War Between U. S. And  Russia ‘Is Inevitable’

Governor Calls Traffic Meeting  Toll Rise Subject Of July 19 Talks

Two Green Co. Men Accused  Grant County DA Is Named In Tax  Evasion Warrant

Legislators Back fo Work After Respite   Veto Override Attempts May Be Delayed Until Fal

Legislators Back On Duty After Recess   Lawmakers Are Faced With DiSalle’s Vetoes

Community Committee Voting Set   Times, Dates, Places For Annual Elections Announced By ASC--T. Klect 12 Committees

Reds Draft Test Ban For Talks   France Included In Uncontrolled Test Moratorium

Asks U. S., Britain And France to Join In Ban   West Skeptical Since No Control ls Mentioned

Ban Would Be Followed By Controls   Comes On Eve OF  Geneva Conference

End All Testing, Russia Urges; West Skeptical   Proposal Made as Geneva Talks Near: Would Include France

FRANCE NOW INVITED TO PARTICIPATE   No Inspection Or Controls In Russian Program

First Reaction Reported To Be Skeptical   No Controls Are Seen In Initial Study Of Familiar Red Offer

MICROFILM SERVICE & SALES @9, P.O. BOX 8066 4924 coLe ave, DALLAS, TEXAS Caup.   Offer Comes on Eve Of Resumption of Talks at Geneva

Ask ban now on bomb tests  UJ amd eloambiasrel   West skeptical, Soviets already done with program

Ask Britain, US. France Agree Now   West Skeptical Since Call Seems To Be Uncontrolled.

FIRST REACTION SKEPTICAL Russia Proposes Immediate  Ban On All Nuclear Tests

Reds seek Western agreement on ban   Soviets hint they will resume nuclear tests if France does

Soviet Wants Uncontrolled Ban on Tests   Proposes Big Three Agree; Reaction Is Skeptical

Soviet Union Has New Proposal for West in Test Talk   Reds Ask for Agreement to End All Tests; Say Nothing About Control

Reds Offer Broad Plan on Eve of Geneva Talks,  Draw Skeptical Reaction

N ewest Russian Proposal Demands _Complete Halt of Nuclear Tests

West's Initial Reaction Is One Of Skepticism   Hints at Resumption If France Goes Ahead

West Big 3 Asked for Okay — Soviet Ask Immediate Nuclear Testing Ban

Russ Propose Banning Of Nuclear Tests  Western Powers Skeptical Of Uncontrolled Planning

Big Four Test Ban Proposed   Skepticism Is Reaction to  ‘Red: Proposal

Offer Made To France, U.S., Britain   Proposal Seems To Call for No Moaratarium Check

Reds Call for Total  Ban on Bomb Tests A Monkey Wrench on Fve of New Talk<?   WantFrench Brought Into Necotiations

U.S. Steps Up Its Support Of UN Congo Operations   Britain Announces Its Opposition To UN Forces In Katanga; At Odds With U.S.

 All-Time Records Are  Shattered — Both Robeson Markets Turn Golden Leaf To Gold Mine  ; All rwanny-tn

All-Time Records Are Shattered  Both Robeson Markets Tara Golden Leaf To Gold Mine  a  ) L \

Labor Secretary Predicts $1.25 Minimum Wage   Expects Passage by Senate and Acceptance by Joint Conference Unit.

It's’ Sensible and Moderate’  Goldberg C onfident 'On$1.25W agePayBill

Kennedy Calls In Economic Advisers  Will Draft Plans To Pep Up Economy On Farm, Factory Fronts

Kennedy, Top Advisers Hold Talks   Huddles Held to Draft Plans to Boost Economy On Farm, Factory Fronts

Success Gives Added Hope For Survival   Booster Lapse Made Wallops Island Task Unexpectedly Severe

Success Gives More Assurance Man Can Take Sharp Takeoff And Landing

US. TO EXPLODE PEACEFUL BONE   Test Will Demonstrate Use of Power

~BLAST TO TAKE PLACE SUNDAY— ‘Bomb’ For Peaceful Purposes Ready For Underground Testine

Enraged Congo Soldiers Kill A4 Civilians  Fear New Wave Of Violence

Action Takeato Avenge Murder ef Three Soldiers  More Violence Feared In Province Loyal o Dead Lumumba si.

Tourist Bars   LULUABOURG IS SCENE asta Sacha dboe balled  44. Civilians Are Killed By Soldiers

Kill Civilians In Luluaboure For Revenge   Raid African Section After Mobs Slay Three Soldiers

Congolese Kill 44 to Avenge 3   Further Violence Feared after Calm

More Violence, Cabinet Crisis ‘Cast Shadows   Two Catholic Nuns Sul Held In Kivu By Lumumba Backers; 98 Buenaneanse Url

Ad Slain by Congo Soldiers   Massacre Ignited by Killing of Anti-Lumumbists

Avenge Murder Of Three by Mob In Leopoldville   Efforts to Restore Stability Shaken by New Fears of AntiWhite Violence.   Shoot at Anvthing

BABSON’S © Authen hie Shalement   BABSON DISCUSSES FIRSTHALF 1961 DEVELOPMENTS

Pro-Red Prince Halts Unveiling Of Peace Plan   Follows the Russian Position on Policing the Cease-Fire In Laos.

Pro-Commie Prince Stops Laos Accord   Sticks To Russian Line Over Control After Cease-Fire

Yuri Never Outside Russia Before  Neighbor Advised Wife Of Gaaarin He Was In Orbit

Defeat Move fc Change Age of Beer Drinkers  Measure Downed im Vatinng After   Measure Downed in Voting After 2 Hour Debate

Suspend Georgia U. Negro Students  Removed by Police After Whites Riot

Mob of 1,000 Demonstrates Outside Dorm  Police Battle Students, KKK With Tear Gas

Negro Pupils Suspended At U. of Georgia  Violent Day Brings Action For ‘Safety

Negro Pupils Suspended For “Own Safety”   Enforced Integration Unleashes Wild Mob Estimated Af 2.000

Rioting On The University Of Georgia Campus Brings Suspension Of Two Negroes   Whole Police Force Used

Campbell May Get U.S. Post   Hoosier Demo Not Expected To Run For Senate

10 Injured As Passenger Hits Stalled Truck   Train-Trailer Mishay Occurs In Fog At Convey, Ohio

IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Kite Flying Weather Bring: Windfall To Jobless Father

H-Blast Kindles Disaster: Fears   US.. West ‘Assail Russia For Cynical Disregard —

SUCCESSION SCENE   Reagan Assumes Daniel’s Chair  For Eight Days

Control Of Kivu Province Shaky With Reports Of New  Lumumba Regime Take-OQver

Grave Situation In Laos Causes Great Concern   Pro-Western Forces Are Reported To Have Recaptured Vital Outpost

Latin States, U.S. Block Cuba Attack  Kennedy Plans Win Approval

16,000 Members of Armed Forces March Dazzling M ilitary Power Show Amassed tor Inaugural Parade

Parade Features Dazzling Show Of US. Might   Missiles, Aircraft and Troops Mobilized for ThreeHour Procession.

Founding Fathers Motivated by Faith —  ‘American Heritage’ Linked to Religion

American Heritage Examination Ts Made By All Sorts Of People   By GEORGE W. CORNELL Associated Prese Religion Writer

Nation’s Heritage Reviewed  Religious View At Root  Of Founders’ Convictions

So Goes The American Dream?   By GEORGE W. CORNELL Associated Prece Relipjan Writer

Of the Past and of the Future...  Day Nearing for Circumspection On the Heritage of Our Nation

American Dream Fading? Pundits Ask We Do Face Downfall as Nation

Time To Examine Our Nation's Heritage How Did American Dream Start, Where Is It Going?

Religion In The News The American Heritage  ls Under The Spotlight

INDEPENDENCE DAY PRELUDE  The American Dream— Where Is It Going?

Cold Air Mass To Stay Over Pennsylvanic   State Continues to Dig Out From Under Blizzard; at Least 21 Deaths Reported

Snow Stalls St.Louis Traffic   Midwest Snow Heads East: Below Zero In Eight States

Confirm Douglas ‘Save the Dunes’ Bill Will Not Prevent Building Lake Port

oad use funds Subcommittee picks minority report for allocating $$

‘To Provide Necessary Leadership in Field’ Kennedy Urges Department Of Urban Affairs and Housing

Kennedy Seeks New Urban Affairs Dept.   Bill Introduced Before Request Reached Capitol

Longress ASketl To Create A New Department  Would Be For Urban  ££.) Amel bdaniein   Would Be For Urban Affair And Housing, Kennedy Discloses

STS AGIA FYE row pnalrbetnciahnadeteeie aeeacatnca ane  Kennedy Asks Congress to Vote Urban Affairs, Housing Bureau

Urban Division Sought   ' Kennedy Proposes ~ Cabinet Level Ran NS: INSSaed

Cuba Arrests 27 For  Try On Castro's Lite   Kennedy Bill Would Sei Up Urban Affairs Dept.

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5 Riders are Visited  by Officials   Prisoners Say They Get Little Outside Exercise

Pose as Champions of Poor; Exploit Grievances of Groups; Stage Dress Rehearsal for C-Day

U.S. SPACE PROJECT CRITICIZED    Cloud of Needles Now ‘Storm Cloud’

CENTENNIAL OF CONFLICT BETWEEN NORTH, SOUTH  Churches Open War Observance

Bp GO Nahe oe Ne ican oT ae  Ohio To Lawiich C ivil W ar Centennial Sunday

Indian Leader To See Kennedy  U.S. Disnleasure Faces Nehru Durina Talks

Nehru, JFK Meet Set U.S. Is Getting Fed Up With India’s U.N. Stance

Nehru’ Stand On Nuclear Ban  Angers Officials  ,   Indian Leader to Be Told Controls Will be Necessary

India Arousing US. Impatience  ; Stand in U.N: on “Tests. Is“Reason

Study Shows Lon o-range  a Needs  20-Year Problem Worked Out In Special Study

Tractors Opinion  Divided   Castro Proposal Called ‘Hoax’  By Some; Many Favor Exchanae

Tractor Deal Finds U. 5. Divided.   Consensus In Plan Is ‘Blackmail, But Maybe Should Be Accepted

Survey Reveals Americans Are Divided In Opinion Of Castro’s Tractor Trade Deal

Publie In Sharp Disagreement Over ‘Prisoners-For-Tractors’ Proposals

W. Germans Upset Over New Attitude   American Officials Advising West German Leaders to Recognize Fact Of East German Communist State

Clay Denies Policy Changed OnGermany   Says West Must Realize Communist Government Exists

In Cal CGitv   But May Recognize E. Germany   West May. Trade Recognition for Berlin. Rights

Tells Bonn: Face Reality on Germany   See Limited U.S, Recognition for Rights in Berlin

No Change in U.S. German Policy, Kennedy’s Special Envoy Declares

¥.S. Policy Change?   East Germans Advised  To Face Un To Red State

West Germans May Be Upset Over New Plan   Yanks in Berlin Say Their Advice Today ls Acknowledgment

Full Recognition For Red Germany Hinted as Switch  Rumored Change Arousing Anger In Bonn Setup

Clay Asserts Berlin Policy Not Changed   Special Envoy Tells West Face Existence Of Communist East

No Change In Berlin Policy: Clay   Some Recognitior Of E. Germany Said Possible

No Changes In German Policy   West May Propose Limited Recognition Of East Germany For Berlin Safequards

Clay Affirms Unwavering   Berlin Stand   Kennedy’s Special Envoy Stirs Furor on Separation

Germany ‘Surprised’ Over Stanc  U.S. Officials Say Germans Advised to “Face Reality’

J.S. Concessions Hinted But Envoy Says Stand Firm   Off-the-Record Statement Creates Furor in West

For Carriers, Readers LT  Publisher Sponsors 800 Tickets To Thomas Show

5 Million Persons Have Crossed Causeway Since Opening 7 Years Ago

List Complete Returns for City Primary   iHome Looted of ifANN in Articles

Atlas Booster Rocket Key fo U. 5. Hopes for Manned Space Flights

U.S. Manned. Orbit Program Based On Aflas  Hopes Of Duplicating Russian Success Is Several Months Away

5. P. Reynolds 100 Today, Is Being Honored   ‘Greatest Engineer On Mississippi’ Still Active in Work

100 Years Old Today, He  Helped Plot Blytheville Planned SeMo Drainage

SEATO Pledges Appropriate Action’ in Laos  Tougher Tone In Statement   Tougher Tone In Statement Opposed by Franc

SEATO Promises  Actionif Reds Don't End Intervention  Adepts Compromise After   Adopts Compromise After French Tone Down Resolution

Eisenhower Joins President Kennedy In Support Of Foreign Aid Program

NEW BOARD ESTABLISHEI FOR PROBE   Move Stresses Concern Over Recent Failures

Scrutiny of Data Units ls Ordered   Kennedy Sets Review Of CIA, Similar Govt. Groups.

ESTABLISHED FOR PROBE   Move Stresses Concern Over Recent Failures

Kennedy Sets Review Of U.S. Intelligence   New Advisory Board to Investigate Work of C.1.A., Other U.S. Agencies In Wake of Cuban Invasion Disaster

JFK Orders Intelligence Service Probed   Sweeping Review In Hands Of Advisory Board

Assembly Illegal And Powerless, Ruling Of Judge   Failure To Reapportion Itself Brings 5 ; Court Ty...

Judge Rules Legislature  Powerless  Upholds Grifls’ Suit Qn Basis Assembly Disobeyed Mandates

Rocket Plane Hits Mile A Second Speed   Pilot Bob White Loses £ Pounds, X15 Paint Is Srarchad.

X15 Rocket Plane Sets Mile a Second Record   Trouble in Cabin Fails to Daunt Air Force Pilot

X15 Plane Hits Mile a Second   3,690 Mph. Recorded As 100 AHN EBaat lin

X15 betters speed record   Craft attains mile-a-second,  3,690 m.p.h.

X15 Plane Hits Mile a Second  3,690 Mph. Recordes   3,690 Mph. Recorded At 100,000 Feet Up

Rocket Plane  Hits Speed of 3,600 MPH :   Maj. White Achieves World’s Record for Winaed Flight

TOCAL TEMPRRATURES   X15 Plane Hits Mile A Second   3,690 Mph. Recorded At 100,00 Feet Up

Rocket Plane Sets Mark of 3,090 m.p.h.  Air Force Pilot Flies Faster Than

NEW REPORT‘ ACTION DUE ON BORDERS   U. S. Radio Unit Stirs Anger Of Soviet Stooges

Strike Sabotage Stirs Probe Step  Governor Refuses Policing Action

26 Cars jump Tracks Train Carrying Explosives, Ammonia Derails Near Hazen

Young Peace Corps Woman Stirs Up Hornets Nest With Comments On Nigerian ‘Primitive Life’

CRITICAL OF NIGERIA Peace Corps Teacher’s  Remarks Bring Protest

PEACE CORPS WORKER Teacher's Remark Bring: Protests From Nigeria

Complains of *Squalor' in Postcard to U.S. Friend Peace Corps Airs Statements Of Teacher that vk Nigerians

On Living Conditions  ‘Nigerian Students Protest  1 .  Peace Corpsman’s Remarks

Peace Corps Wil Check ‘Primitive’ Term on Nigeria   “U.S. Teacher's Reference Touches  Off Student Riots .

Nigeria Rocked By Peace  ‘Corps Fiasco Girls Posteard Stirs Trouble

6 below zero here; light snow forecast   9 at 1 p.m. today  4 low this morning  -2 high Tuesday afternoon 30 high year ago  14 low year ago

DEGAULLE WILL     MOVE QUICKLY   Seeks To Break Algerian Stalemate

GOP Leaders Seek Tax Relief   Many Persons May Ge Unsolicited Dividends In Anti-Trust Decision

Belgian Police, Strikers Clash   Demonstrations Held In Principal Cities

Belgian Police, Strikers Clash  in Major Cities State Police Mount  Saber Charge to En - Uprising in Square

SMASH STORE WINDOWS IN BELGIAN RIOTS   a a  Police Battle Strikers i Brussels, Liege And Antwerp.

POLICE, STRIKERS CLASH  9,000 Clot Brussels _ Streets in Rioting

Brussels:  Police, Strikers  Renew Conflicts   Demonstrators Answer  Socialist Rally Call

SMASH STORE WINDOWS IN BELGIAN RIOTS   SE REE es eer   Police Battle Strikers i Brussels, Liege And Antwerp.

New Clash Is Reported Tn Belgium   Police, Strikers Fight In Brussels, Two Other Cities

Belgian police-workers clash in four cities   Rallies called to protest austerity plan

Police And Strikers In  New Clashes   Swing Sabers In Brussels Battle

9.000 W orkers March’ on Capital  ‘Police And Strikers Clash In Belgium Street lallies

Police Clash With Strikers In Brussels  Violence Reported In At Least 2 Other Cities of Belgzium

In Brussels Square  State Policemen Mount Sabre Charge, Quell Demonstrators

Police Clash With Belgian Strike Mobs   Unions Call Rally To Protest Planned Austerity Program

Rioting Belgians Continue To Break Windows, Smash Store Fronts, Fight Police

Belgium Troops Standing Guard  Mass Demonstration: Called As Parliament Is Reopening Today

Belgian Police And Rioters Clash In Brussels Today  Parliament Opens To Debate Austerity Program Now In Effec!

Sabers Swing In  Brussels   Police, Strikers Clash Again In Two Cities, 12 Persons Hurt

Police Sabers Rout Belgians During Riots   Strikers Shouting Insults Scattered In Street Fighting

U.S. Charges Brothers With Dictator Designs In Dominican Republic

Five Die As Youths Mix Beer, Auto   Port Huron Crash Injures 2 Others

11 Persons, Including Party Youths,  Killed In 2 Traffie C adit ‘Today

JEATH REPT. AC iB, S HOME iM IDE Ii I CRE: iM  What Ha ppem eal to Duly 4th?

Banners for Centennial   TEST ITEST RESULTS / "ARE E ENCOURAGING  LHS Sophs in Good Shape

Banners for Centennial   TEST RESULTS ARE ENCOURAGING  LHS Sophs in Good a:

Stevenson, Lorin Both ‘Optimistic.   U Thant Expected To Be Named To Finish -Hammarskiold Term

U.S. and Russia Near Agreement on Naming  Acting U.N. Sec’y-Gen.

US., British Compromise Plan Offered   New Leader Would Decide On Number Of Top Advisers

Coroner Calls for Inquest in Baby’s Death   Officials Await Autopsy Report in Death of Three-Month-Old

Pan Am Jet Seized on Mexico Hon   72 Passengers, 9 in Crew on Board; Air Force Alerted-

—-WILL GIVE CONCLUSIONS— Johnson Tells Cabinet Of Asian Trip Today

Asia Can Stop Red Advance, Johnson Says   Victory Possible With Proper U.S. Aid. He Declares

Johnson Reports  On Asian Picture  - US. Advice, Aid Must Be Used Wisel

Proper Advice, Aid Vital  Will to Resist There,  Johnson Says of Asia

Johnson Renorts On Trip   Conclusions On Asia Noted By Vice President

Johnson Reports: Kennedy Cabinet To Hear V-P Tell Of Aid U.S. Must Give To Acianc

Overwhelming Approval Seen .  Passage of Public School Aid Bill Expected Tonight   Kennedy and Cabinet Hear Vice President... . Tohnson Gives Report on Trip to Asia

Johnson Reports To Cabinet   No One In Asia Asked Him To Send U. S. Troops.

Cabinet Hears Vice President   Johnson Reports On Findings in His Asian Tour

Vice - President to Inform Cabinet: ~ SCommunism in Asia Not Inevitable’

See SUN'S OUT, Page 2   Wagon Trails in This Area To Be Used Again in June

Medical Missionaries---2  Tensions In Paradise Analyzed   Ry REFILMAN MORIN

Dalton Seeks Support for Gas Tax Proposal   New State Tax Splits Between City, County.

No Recognition For Red China, Johnson Claims   Nationalists Are Elated By Pledge

iiang Is tiated... No Recognition For Red China,  Johnson Assures

-hiang Is Elated .. . No Recognition  For Red China,  Johnson Assure:

Gunfire and Bombs Mark Castro Rally   2 Die, 3 Wounded As Terrorists Fire At Dockside Crowd

“Enos” Takes Off   Dominicans Trying To Topple Balaguer Appeal For U.S. Aid

Opposition in Santo Dominge  Asks US. Help   Leaders See New Efforts to Set Up Military Contro!

Legislative Action on DiSalle’s Budget Is Delayed by Bill’s Return for Revision

COP-Controlled Legislature Waits To Chop Down DiSalle’s $74 Million Out - Of - Balance Appropriations Bill

Don’t Shoot Whooping Cranes—  Hunters, Fishermen Are Ready For Fall

Bob Kennedy Cites Jeff Parish Vice  Attarney Genernl   Attorney General Notes Activities In Texas. Kentucks

Many Missouri Counties Improve  Roads Past Year   Pemiscot Uses All State Fund: Allotted It and Builds 235 Miles During Year

Missouri Counties Receive $1,350,568 For Highway Construction In 19€¢

Diefenbaker Gives Canadian Support . To Kennedy's New Disarmament Plan

Inside...    Stranded Tourists Rescued  Planes Banned in Disaster Area

Mont Blane Region Off Limits for NATO Planes  Ol Alps Sightseers Saved From Cars

Savage War In Heart Of Capital   Kennedy Takes Steps To Arrange Talks Leading to Cease-Fire

U.N. Infantry And Jets Attack Katanga Capital   Drive Begun Thursday Night Appears Aimed At Gaining Key Points In City

UN Forces Gain In Fierce Fight   io End Congo Fighting.,..  JFK Seeks to Arrange Parley

UN Forces Smash Close To Heart Of Elisabethville In All-Out Attack

Line drive fatal to little leaquer   10-YEAR-OLD’S ENTHUSIASM FOR PLAYING BASEBALL UNBOUNDED

Red China, Russia May Be Split   China To Defend Albania Against Soviet Attacks

Stick to Stalin  Chinese Reds Defy Khrushchev; Laud Albania ‘Line’

COUNCIL ELECTION APRIL 4   INDEX      ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Walks Again

Congo Leaders To Confer on Peace, Unity   - Adoula and Tshombe Brought Together by United States

Not Negotiations Central Congolese Premier  Flies To Meet Pres. Tshombhe

Congo Fighting Halted In New Peace Efforts   Ishombe Confers With Central Government Chief In Attempt to Bring Unity

Ishombe Flies Off to Confer With Adoula   Rested Kennedy to Meet National Security Council

Communists Still Advance In Laos  Two More Villages Fall Into Hands Garé Dad Dakale

Laos Partial Cease Fire Not Effective   Pathet Lao Troops Continue to Advance In Jungle Civil War

See CANADA'S NOT, Page 3   Wheat Harvest for County To Start Within Few Days

Brush Aside Protocol Gagarin Accepls Queen's Invitation To Luncheon

Queen Elizabeth II Bids Yuri To Lunch   Monarch Brushes Aside Protocol And -Invites. Gagarin To Buckingham Palace

Satellite Shot Fails For 2nd Time   Flight Was Forerunner Of Manned Launching: Headed for the Moon

Fail to Toss Satellite in High Orbit   Trouble Plagues Ranger Shots  Oe AN ce, WD an acacia

Ghetto Survivors  Underground Fighters Face Eichmann in Jerusalem Trial

Senators Battle For 8 Hours   Final Action On Measure Tonight; Barrick Among 7 Onposine Bill

Filibuster Fails To Halt Doubling Tax On Cigaret:   “Pork Barrel’ Fuss Stirred Funds For College Prexy’s Home Rejected By Senate

State May Double Levy By Tonight  Five-Hour Filibuster Broken  rr ..3 fj...

EARLY CEASE FIRE SEEN  U.N. Forces Now Appear     Victorious in The Congo

UN Troops Break Back of Katangan Resistance; Early Cease-Fire Seen

Lone ‘No’ Fails to Bar Stars for Tke  Generalship Rank Restored by House

Goldberg, Ribicoff Plug Recession Aid   Dark Picture Painted Before House Committee Criticized By Republicans

Nehru Urges Immediate Disarmament  Tells UN Assembly i, Ue   Tells UN Assembly Nuclear Tests Are Basically Evil

U. S. Observers Believe  Russ Testing Anti-Missile Arms in Space

Today's Index   JUNIOR HIGH RIOT QUELLED  600 Juveniles Assault Police

PROPOSES BIG TRUCKS PAY MORE   Would Increase Truck License And Tax On Diese! Fuel, Tires; Might Levy On Billboards.

Kennedy Asks Hike in Tax On Big Trucks  _ Would Make Them   Would Make Them _ ‘Pay Fairer Share’ OF Expressway Cock

Kennedy Lays Down Plan To Finance Roads   Would Place More Of Superhighway Burden On Trucks

Wants Trucks to Carry Greater Share of Burden   Wants Gas Tax To Remain at Four Cents

Kennedy Proposes Big Trucks Bear Greater Share of Cost In Financing Roads Program

OPPOSES CUT IN FEDERAL GAS TAX   Would Put Greater Share Of Burden On Big Trucks  DOLCINENT   Urges Gas Tax Increase If Proposed Levies On Trucks Are Rejected

Kennedy proposes pay-ts: you-qo highway 4uilding   Big trucks would, pay for more

' JEK’s ‘Pay-As-You-Go’ Highway Plan  Big Trucks Would Pay Larger Cost Slice

Big Trucks To Carry Burden   No Gasoline Tax Hike To Be Required

Bigger Share of Load Would Go On Big Trucks .   Opposes Scheduled Cut in Gasoline Tax

Kennedy Asks Heavy Levies On Trucks To Finance Highways, Or More Gas Tax; State Or Federal Control Of Billboards

Place Greater Burden on Big Trucks, He Say   Proposal Would Abolish Higher Gasoline Taxes

Congress Gets JFK Highway Tax Proposal   Asks Trucks Pay More; Would Retain Gus Levy.

AdassOC En £Tl  Doesn't Know Baby Brother’Near Death   Kennedy: Increase Levies on. Trucks... To Finance ‘Roads  Offers Hiaher Gas Tax as Alternative

Big Trucks To Carry Large Part of Burden   Congress Is Told No Gasoline Tax Hike To Be Required

Kennedy Proposes Higher Truck Tax To Finance Roals   Says Gasoline Levy Should Be Continued At 4 Cents A Gallon

Road Plan Aims at Trucks   ‘Kennedy Hands. Financing Burden to Carriers

President Says Larger Vehicles Not Paying Share  Asks ‘Pay-as-Go’ Financing Steps a

JFK Road Tax Plan To Hit Bia Trucks   : Proposal Would Pay for “Superhighways Without Raising U.S. Gas Levies

0 Finance juperhignways — Kennedy Favors Truck Tax Instead Of Gasoline Hike

Trucks Would Sear lax Load  Proposes Tax Formula For Financing Super-Highways

FINANCING DIFFERENCES APPARENT   President Backs Superhighways As Great Savers

JFK Proposes Trucks Pay Bigger Share Of Highway Costs   President Also Opposed To Cut in Gasoline Tax, Scheduled for June 30.

Put Greater Burden On  Big Trucks   Formula Outlined By President In Special Messace

Plans Aired By Kennedy In Message    Opposes Gas Levy Cut And Points To Express Road Need

Big Trucks To Pay Big Share - -  Kennedy Proposes Tax Formula for Highways

Tax Formula: Burden on the Heavy Trucks   Kennedy Claims It Would Complete 41,000 Miles of Highways by ‘72

Kennedy for Tax Hike On Big Trucks to Keep Super-Road Plans Going

Would Tax Big Trucks To Finance   President Calls  For Pay-As-You

Would Boost Taxes, Fees on Heavy Vehicles   President Levels Sharp Comments on Roadside Billboards

Tax Plan For Roads Proposed   Kennedy Would Hike Fees For Large Trucks

President’s Plan Would Boost Taxes And Fees On Heavy Trucks, Diesel Fuel,   Tires. Tubes.   NO GENERAL GAS TAX INCREASE SEEN

Would Place Higher Share  On Trucks   President Proposes Tax Formula For Superhighw,

Program Aimed At Completing System in 1972.   ‘Levy on Gasoline Would: Remain, “At 4 Cents Per Gallon

Puts Bigger Share On Big Trucks   No Increase Seen Ini Gus Tax To Complete Proaram by 1979

‘Kennedy Would Put Greater Share of Road Financing on Big Trucks

J.F.K. Asks No Gas Tax  aewenees   ‘Big Trucks Not Paying Fair Share Of Highway Cost’

PROPOSES BIG TRUCKS: : PAY MORE      Would Increase Truck License And Tex On Diesel Fuel, Tires: Might Levy On Bill. boards. os

Big Trucks Would Bear More of Cost   Aims at 41,000 Miles of Express Roads by 1972

Pay-As-Go Plan Urged For Roads   President Opposes Reduction in Gas Tax This Year

Will Finish Project By "72, He Says   Urges Congress Not To Allow Scheduled Gasoline Levy Cut

Offers Formula f Avoid Higher Gasoline Levies   Says Pay-as-You-Go Plan Will Complete System by 1972

Pay-As-You-Go Plan Proposed By Kennedy   Greater Share Of Burden Would Be Put On Big Trucks

Proposes Tax Formula  Kennedy Says Big Trucks To Share Highway Costs

JFK PROPOSES PAY-AS-YOU-G0 HIGHWAY PLAN   Trucks Would Carry Greater Cost Share

Flight Scrubbed Ten Minutes Before Takeoff; Grissom Cool, Disappointed

ee Se  "Keep Ct Christ tn Christmas" Residential Lighting Contest

a ° ar Business World LE MARS SAVINGS BANK RE-ELECTS DIRECTORS AND ITS OFFICERS _

Business World  LE MARS SAVINGS BANK RE-ELECTS DIRECTORS AND ITS OFFICERS

Senate Gets $62 Million Tax Package   Major Changes Expected in  House Measure

Two Warnings, Then Jail, Is New Policy Toward Delinquent Book Borrowers

Cuba-Soviet Link F orged  Cactrn All Oar   Castro All Out For Communism

‘Surprise’ Is Planned By Castro   May Be Final Plunge of Nation  Into Soviet Orbit

DILEMMA IN AUSTIN Stop-Gap Bill in Works To Keep State Operating

WN Se ge He eee a ee ee ee ee  UNLESS LAWMAKERS ACT Texas Faces Dilemma  Of Being Flat ‘Broke’

Federal Help For Candidates To Be Studied   Kennedy Names Commission

U.S. Financing Of Campaigns To be Studied   Kennedy Names Commission for Broad Study

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Bishop Raines Declares Williams "Worst Possible’ for African Post

Daniel May Have Secret Tax Program For State   Public May Take Sales Tax First-Poll Shows

MAY BE DANGEROUS  Police Alerted For Six Escanees in Wayne Count:

U.S. Copters Being Set Up For Viet Nam  40 Of Craft Will Be Ready For Use In About 2 Weeks

U.S. Troops Get Helicopters Sef  Crews will Fly Viet am Troops in War

‘Copters Are Battle-Ready   U. S. Service Troops Arrive In Saigon

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   US Army Helicopters Arrive in Viet Nam

Doubt to be Lilted a  Alert Status Of Reservists Reported Soon To Be Ended

Alert Status For 75,000 Nearing End   Army Reportedly To Act Because Of ‘Uncertainty?

24 PAGES TODAY   Stevenson Talks With Ghana Chie On Congo Crisis

Stevenson Holds Conferences on Crisis in-Congo   Talks With Gromyko, Ghana’s President or Eve of U.N. Session

STEVENSON IN TALKS ON CRISIS   Dag Issues Order For Uraent Action

Adlai Meeting On Congo Plan   Will See Soviet Foreign Minister Later In Day

Stevenson Talks To Ghana Chief And A. Gromykc   Hammarskjold Also To Discuss Congo

Adlai, Ghana  Leader Confer On New Crisis   Stevenson Also Plans To Talk With Soviet Minister Later

Adlai Talks With Ghana Russ Envoys   Private Meetings On Congo Problem Conducted At U.N,

In the News   WESTMAR OPERA OPENS WITH ACCOLADES — FOR MUSICIANSHIP _ — THE IMAGINATIVE SETTINGS & DANCES  ~. =o. A. *

‘In the News:   WESTMAR OPERA OPENS WITH ACCOLADES — FOR MUSICIANSHIP  — THE IMAGINATIVE SETTINGS & DANCES

Funds Needed! Say Fight Against Cancer, Heart Illness Can Be Won

' Doctors Make Report  Heart Disease, Cancer Offensive Can Succeed

You'll Find It   ITop U.S. Physicians Tell President-- Cancer, Heart Disease Can Be Whipped

 Keport to Kennedy...  'Hope for Success in Conquering 'Heart Disease and Cancer Voiced

Kennedy Is Told: Offensive Against Cancer, ‘Heart Disease Can Succeed

Physicians Advise Kennedy  Heart Disease-Cancer ‘Crash Program Urged

A Neport lo JPR  Physicians Say Offensive A gainst  Heart Disease, Cancer Can Succeed

EMINENT PHYSICIANS REPORT All-Out Drive Against Cancer, ~ Heart Disease Can Win, JFK Told

FOR CURING CANCER, HEART DISEASE Federally Backed Research Program Urged By Doctors

(Medical Experts Urge More Research  Heart Disease, Cancer Cures Sought

Physicians’ Panel Tells President Cancer, Heart Breakthroughs Near

Physicians Ask Huge Offensive Against Diseases x % ce ie  Heart. Cancer ‘War’ Soughi

House Approves Funds To Finance Federal Power Transmission Plant

Rusk Will Meet Gromyko, Put Important Disarmament Presentation Before U.N.

To Return Iwo Men For Each Tractor, Parts  Offers To Exchange   Offers To Exchange Invasion Leader For N.Y. Killer

Castro To Send Prisoners To U.S. To Push Prisoners-For-Tractors Dea

Castro Wants Tractors Badly   Offers To ‘Send' Prisoners To U.S.

Castro Says He'll Send Over 1,000 PrisonersHomeFor 500 Bulldozers Or Tractors From United States

Castro To Send Captured Invaders To U.S. In First  Step Toward Negotiations

1,000-Acre Fire Rages In California  750 Driven Out   750 Driven Out Of Sierra Madre  Mountain Area

ALDEN. SEINE  Destruction Of Jews Obsessed Eichmann, Evidence Indicates

Eichmann Pictured as Man Obsessed With a Drive for Destroying Jews

Kichmann’s Reputation Enters Tr ial  Words’ Of Former ‘Associates Put In Official Records

Eichmann Called Obsessed   Witness Charges Many Journeys To Destroy Jews

Nazi ‘Obsessed’ With Death Task  Argument Erupts Over Living Witness

Eichmann’‘s Unceasing Activity Against Jews Is Described at Trial

Eichmann Called Obsessed   Former Colleague Says Nazi Wanted Final Jewish “Solution” to Be Decisive

HAD THREE OPERATIONS  ~ Jeff Chandler Dies;  Romantic Film Actor

After Three Operations Actor Jeff Chandler Dies In Culver City, Hospital

Thousands Face Arrest Action   Aim Apparently to Seal Off Border

Trujillo Family Power Bid Is Blunted by US   US Ponders Defiance Of Red Signup Law

lzvestia Says International Control of Routes to Berlin ‘Doomed to Failure’

JFK's charge cock and bull   Izvestia assails US. president's autobahn plan

JEK Plan On Autobahn Is Rejected   Kremlin Paper Chides ‘Big Stick’ Policy

Answer JFK Interview  In levestia  Reds Say Plan For W. Berlin Access Doomed

Kennedy Suggestion of International Control  of Autobahn Ridiculed

That ‘Soviets Want To Communize World’ Red Paper Says Kennedy Told ‘Cock And Bull’ Story

Jzvestia Stull Trying To Diseredit — ‘Statements Made in JFK Interview

Reject Joint. Control for  Berlin Roads  Kanna dea’ Doamed   Kennedy Idea ‘Doomed To Failure, ‘Izvestia Declares in Criticism Of Adzhubei Interviey

Axis Sally Parries   Woodward Cook Stabbed fo ‘Death by Teenaqe. Patient

GOP Pulls Big Upsets In State Mayoral Races   Republican Leaders View Successes as a Healthy Sign for 1962 Camnpaien.

East Coast Pounded by Hurricane   Two Texas Towers On New England Coast Pounded by ‘Gerda’

Fast-Growing Gerda Pounds Radar lowers   Newest Hurricane Threatens Coast

Suppress Violence . Police to Protect Freedom Riders in Mississippi Town

Five Candidates Have Filed for Two City Posts   Latest Candidate in First Ward I  E. G. Sarver, Former Police Judge, Dump Custodian.

Much Interest Seen in Annual City Election   Residents Vote Tuesday Fi _ Candidates for Two City se

Assessments must be equalized first, commission decides   Board too expensive?  ag i Officials raise eyebrows

Bermuda Strollers—   Pay Privilege Abused by Board, Officials Say

Legislature Expected to Have Brief Session Today, Adjourn Until Monday

Big Rally Protests Inaction   But Adenauer  Asks People To Be Patient

Brandt Calls For “More Than Words”   Mayor Addresses Rally, Adenaver Advises Patience

Germans Angry Over Failure Of Allied Move   Weune Wiritae 1 oar   Mayor Writes Letter While 200,000 At  Rally Voice Appeal

Reds Extend Travel Bans  To All Zones   Mayor Brandt Leads Big Protest Rally At Berlin City Hall

Appeals Voiced By Placards at Rally and Mayor   West Germans Angered by the Failure of West to Do More Than Protest Against Barricades.

Barricaded City Pleads For Help  200,000 Attend   200,000 Attend Protest Rally To Show Anger   RELATED STORIES ON PAGES 78, 8B

Four More Elemenfarry Schools In New Orleans To Desegreaafe Next Month

Leaves for Home  Adlai s Reported Cleats Over South America Trip

Adlai To Make Gloomy Repor On §. America   Kennedy To Be Told Canditiens Worse Thon Year Aqo

Gleomy views on .atin tour   But, Adlai feels most countrys’ leadership good

Stevenson Returns With Gloomy Views: Sees Future Improvements   3 Laos Princes Agree On Union Government

Adlai Returning On Sour Note   South American Conditions Feared Worse Than In ‘60

Stevenson Gets Gloomy View it South America  But Feels Most of  ft mem eee mtn LD ee   But Feels Most of Governments Have Good Leadership

Working to Improve South America - Adlai   Stevenson Says Conditions Bad In Latin Nations.

Finds Economic Conditions Worse In South America   Governments Are Conscious of Communist Threat

Leaves for Home     Adlai Is Reported Gloomy Over South America Trip

Adlai Gloomy About Latins   Special Envoy Hopes Improvement Coming

Stevenson Ends  [3-Day Tour   Adlai Expected To Return With Gloomy Views On S. America

Berlin Talks Are Canceled  France Stalls Session By Western Diplomats

How It Was   riow it Was  WARM & SUNNY DAYS — COOL NIGHTS ARE PERFECT COUNTERPARTS

How It Was  WARM & SUNNY DAYS -— COOL NIGHTS ARE PERFECT COUNTERPARTS

Masked Trio Rob 18 Men At Beeville  ' Smash Door Of   Smash Door Of Rancher’s Home; Threaten Death

‘THE. MOMETOWNERS THE GREEN LIGHTS’  ARE ONIN MCKINNEY 2h “COLLIN GOUNTY  -

Showdown Nex! On West Berlin Entry Rights   Refugees Pour Into Allied-Held Sector Of Divided City

Refugees Flee Communist Side  At Record Rate   Divided City Is Almost Only  Escape Route

Reports Say East German Crisis Grows   East-West Prepare For Showdown Over Free Zone Access

Refugees From East Germany Pour Into City   Struggle Shaping Over Who Will Have Right To Enter Area

Refugees Flee Fast Germany At A Record Rate Daily   Says Average Day Past Week Has Been Approximately 1.200

Leave At Khecord Rate  Reds Must Make Decision On East German Refugees

Swainson Makes Nuisance Taxes Extension Offer   Seek Break Through In GOP Line Holding

Swainson OK Of Nuisance Taxes Offered  Added Money For 1961-62 Budget; Cane CPrmnaryvnarmru

Constitutional Convention Delegates Ready To Adjourn For Thanksgiving Holiday But Face Big Task on Return

Japan-U. S. Parley Is Slated   Main Topic Include: U. S. Attitudes On Red China Issue

Ikeda Slates J une Meeting With  Kennedy   Red China Believed To Be Chief Topic Planned At Parley

State Capitol  ‘Truce’ Fading  ti legislatureNelson’s Appea! Results in Cool GOP Reactian

Doctor Reports Drug, Antidote Defeat Tumor: In Eight ‘Incurable’ Cases

White Named To Highway Post by Board   ‘Drop Wilson As Choice For Engineer

Arosemena Takes Over Reins, Will Trade With Entire World NNN  Ecuador President Installed

Pledge Made  By Arosemena   New Ecuador President Promises He Will Trade With All Nations

‘National Security Agency Clerk Missing   Reportedly Had No Access To Secret Material.

Police Hunt Top Secret Agency Clerk  Employe Reported Missing from Job Since Last Monday

Third in Group To Be Missing in Year's Time   FBI Declines To Comment On Search

No Access To Secrets 3 Security Agency Clerk Missing Since Monday

Clerk in U.S. Agency Missing   Police Seeking Employe of Signal Station at Ft. Meade

NSA Says Knew No  Secrets   Employe Was on Sick Leave; Wife Unaware of Absence

Security Clerk Is Missing:   Held Position With Hush-Hush Agency

Missing Secret Clerk Sought  NSA Employe Unseen Since Monday—FBI Declines To Comment

Legislature Has Bill Introduced To Regulate Small Loan Companies

Katanga Rebels Oppose U.N.   Elisabethville Scene Of Sporadic Fighting

Resistance Continues In Katanga  UN Troops Claim Control Despite Some Activity

Battle U.N. Troops  Bitter Fighting Flares Again In Elisabethville

Katanga Troops Resist Takeover   Strategic Points  Under U.N, Commanc

Katanga Troops, Armed Citizens Opposing U.N.  Elisabethville Scene   Elisabethville Scene Of Sporadic Fighting; Tshombe Still Missing

Sporadic Firing Continued by Katanga Troops   But U.N. Claims Control of All Strategic Points

Katanga Area  Still Troubled   Troops, Armed Civilians Keep Up Resistance to Takeover by. U.N.

U.N. Meeting Resistance in Katanga Fight  Relief Column Sent - to Assist Irish Comes under Attack

U.N. Claims Control Of  Congo Cit v   Katanga Keeps Up Resistance; Tshombe Missing

5000 Congo Tribesmen Attack Base  Small U. N. For Swarmed Under   Small U. N. Force Swarmed Under By Sudden Rush

UN Indians Beat Back Attacks   Several Hundred ° Casualties Reported In Congo Province

Katanga Keeps on Fighting   Troops, Civilians Continue Firing Aaainst UN Force

UN Now Controls Katanga   Troops, Civilians Resist Takeover Of Elisabethville

Katangese Recapture Key Airstrip   Rush Supplies, Guns To Irish Garrison Under Heavy Attack

US. Aggression Charged At UN.  Intervention By Russia Feared In  Cuba After Charges

Cuba Renews Howls Of ‘Aggression’  UN Likely To Cold Shoulder Charge Of Complicity By US

Snow Cripples Midwest  Twisters Claim 5 Lives; Damage Heavy In Chicago

Chicago Cleaning Up Debris   Property, Damaga On South Side Is $5 Million -

Chicago Storm  Cloanun Ctarte VIVUlIWY JIUl  One Dead, 93 Hurt In Tornado Blast

Chicago Faces Cleanup After Tornado; Loss Is Estimated at 5 Million

Twister Left One Dead and 93 Injured   Property Damage Estimated at $5 Million

Inside...   Admit Killing Seven  Accused Slayers Win Venue Change

Hodges Hits ‘Depressed’ Designations  Says Many Countie: Don gn ally Need   Says Many Countie: Don’t Really Need Any Federal Help

Dictator’s Position Is  Weakening   Rebels Batiling Fidel’s Militia

Coleman, Berra Hit Homers; Jay Hurls Four-Hitter   Score by innings: RHE Reds 000 211 020—6 9 8 Yanks 000 20 O80 —2 & 38

Problem of Cubans Seeking Asylun In United States Seen as Difficult

GOP in Senate Rallies Behind Long-Term Aid   Cooper Is Critical Of 'Back-Door' Tag On JFK Proposal

Republican Bloc Backs Kennedy  Long-Term Aid Plan Gets New Support

Big right Due     JFK ‘New Nation’ Aid Bil Mustering GOP Support

GOP Group to Back Kennedy On Foreign Aid   Kentucky Senator Thinks Program Will be Approved

Senate GOP Group Backs Plan on Aid   Khrushchev Thinks JFK Listens to Loud Shouters

JFK-Foreign Aid Program To Get Help From GOP   Cooper Says Enough Republicans Will OK Bill To Put It Over

5 Year Program To Be Enacted, Says J, Cooper   Big Fight to Come on Amendment by Byrd

Republicans To Support Loan Plan   President's Aid Program Is Expected To Pass

Some GOP Senators _  Back JFK   Plan To Support Foreign: Aid Plan

Living Costs hit New High  Sag, eo ee   Non-Food Commodities Are Largest Factor

U.S. Living Costs Rise  To Record   One-Half of One Per Cent Increase During July Is Biggest in Nine Months

Living Costs Rise to New High in July   Gain in Food Prices Biggest Single Factor In Letest Upturn

Living Costs Rose to New High in July  Nearly One-Half Of One Percent  , wo,

Cost Of Living Hits A New High  Used Cars, Gasoline, Household Textiles  Blamed For Increase

Costs Go To Record For July  Spurred Upward By Recovery In U S Economy

Living Costs Set Record” During July.   Food Prices Reach -Peak; Gasoline, Used Cars Higher

Cost of living takes jump   Biggest advance, in past nine months, in July

See No Immediate Relief in Highest Cost of Living Increase Since 1958

Living Costs at New High Point  Higher Food Prices Bia Sinale Factor

Living Costs Hit New High   Non-Food Commodities Are Largest Factor

Cost of Living to New High in June   Non-Food Commodities Big Factor This Time.

Living Costs  Hit Maw High  Aide Cites Car, Gas Price Hikes In Rise

Sales Spotlight   Food Costs Big Factor Cost Of Living Rises  To A New High In Jul

Living costs take new hike   Report non-food commodities are largest factor

Living Cost Hits New  High Again   Increase During June Set At Two-Tenths of One Per Cent Over Country

‘OWN WORST WITNESSES? WOMAN JUROR SAYS  Carole, Finch ‘Convict Themselves’

Finch Woman Juror Says Defendants Were Their Own Worst Witnesses

Tells How Jury Didn't Believe   Finch, Carole Get Life  For Murder Plet

‘THEIR OWN WORST WITNESSES' ‘Woman Juror Says Dr. Finch, Carole Convicted Themselves

Delay in School Merging Debated  Legislators Hear Extension Pleas

a rca a fi 8 ; ad 27" Area Deaths HARRY KINZEY DIES IN LE MARS HOME ~—OF A DAUGHTER  \

Potters Association So Advised  Administration Fears Strict Import Curbs

Probe Continues Into Hartford ‘Hospital Fire Which Kills 15   Cigaret Thrown Into Trash Chute May Be Blamed

Hospital Fire Probe Started: 15 Lives Lost   Cause Of Blaze Starting In Trash Chute In Hartford Hospital Sought

9th Floor Trash Chute Spread Fire   Doctor, Nurse Killed Attempting Rescue At Hartford, Conn.

 Blaze « Cause Undetermined Man Ret oe pe et beer   Hundreds of Patients. Shifted Fide Rade Ta Other Arane Without peau

Me AT De ar Se ee oer ee Ae ee a ae  Rafael Mendez To Be Sym phon y  Guest Tonight

Port Recreation Future Stressed   St. Joseph Group Puts Emphasis On Play

Offers Plan For Getting Contracts   Nine States In Area Could Seek Defense Work

 Say Legislature Mere ‘Rubber Stamp’ 7  House Members Rap Budget Methods Employed by Gov. Dalton. Schwads

Snowstorm Moves Over Central US.   Transportation In New York Area Improves

Rolls Toward Crippled East : New Snowstorm Blasts.  Central Section Of U.S.      Worst Opening In Years  Rainfall, Dampens Florida State Fair

Snow Moves Across US. Midsection   Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas Well Covered By Wet, White Mass

M any Homes Without Heat  Major Damage To Utilities Is Inflicted By lowa Snow

House Rules Group Votes To Kill Bills   Most Legislators Believe Blow Fatal: Powell Disagrees

School Aid Program — Hit Hard.  Rules Committee   Rules Committee Kills 3 Education Bills For Session -

Blow Dealt Bill To Aid  Education   Church And State Conflict Noted In House Action

Teamster Chief Predicts Revolt Won't Succeed   Big Promotion Fails To Draw Large Crowd

Union ‘Rebel’ and Boy, 8, and Mother Hurt Hoffa Stage Clash: As Train Hits Auto Here

MAKES PLEA FOR EICHMANN   Execution Would Foster ’ Hate, Polish Refugee Declares

‘ Death Not The Answer  "Polish Woman Who Missed t Death Pleads For Eichmam

‘We Must Stop The Hate’ Polish Refugee Pleads For Life Of Eichmann

Embezzler Top Holder Of Shares   Elliott Roosevelt Economic Consultan To Sheldon Company,

Reveal Mrs. Geiger Bought Shares  Sale Of Stoek In Sheldon Chemieal Firm To Be Investigated By State

Where Some Of $2 Million Went  -_ Mrs. Geiger Has 130,000 Shares In Chemical Firm

Bank Looting Probe Involves New Feed Firm.  FDR’s Son Elliott Financial Expert For lowa Proiect

Saves Her 2-Year-Old Sister From Drowning— Reluctant Heroine, 12, Is Not Much For ‘This Big Fuss’

Knew How to Swim — Girl Scout Leaps Into Well to Save Her Sister

Also Admits 2 Shootings In Bluffs  Thugs Shake As They Are Arrested By Armed Policemen

2 Gunmen Held in 3-State Shootings, Killings Spree  nh DIL ff.   Pale-and Shake as They Surrender at Council. Bluffs

Gunmen Nabbed  in lowa   Pair Suspected in Minneapolis Bar Slaying

x Kk  alnson’s Machinery Tax Junked   A Pigment Of An Irish  Imagination

Congress Gets Behind Kennedy’s Request for Funds. Troan Build-eun

Heads of Tax Groups Split On Program   Sen. Wright Would Delay Withholding

Everybody Seems To Agree— . Want White House  Called White House

“White House’ Name Gets Nod   Solons Decide That Is Proper. Official

‘Bribe’ To A ‘Comic Strip Communist’ Prisoner ‘Trade’ Blasted By Solon

JFK To Keep Gov't Out of Cuban Deal   Wants Negotiations To Be Handled Privately

Deal Left To Private Discussion   <ennedy Doesn't Want Issue “a Tribute to Castro Bullying.”

Kennedy To Stay Out OF Cuban Swap   Wants No ‘Tribute’ To Bullying Tacties Of Cuba's Castro

‘Comic Strip Communist’ Government to Stay Clear  Of Cuban ‘Ransom’ Payoff

ike Praises President's Move _ Kremlin Bosses ToldHalt Rebel Aid or  Face Consequences ©

WARM TEMPERATURES REMAIN  Rain Hits Portion Of Hoosierland Today

Flood-Plaqued State Regions Doused Again   Muskogee, Tulsa Areas Drenched

Archbishop Mitty Dies Of Seizure; Daily Masses Set   77-Year-Old Catholic Prelate To Lie In State

7th Fleet Remains In Asia   Mission Reported Deterrence Of Red Aggression

Tabulation of Vote   U.S. 7th Fleet Is Still  On Laos-Area Mission

;OUTHEAST ASIAN WATERS © Seventh Fleet Patrols On Deterring Mission

No Contact Made Under Truce Flag   Strongman Acts After Meeting With  Officers, Advisers

West-Leaning Laotians Send Peace Emissary   Cease-Fire Journe: Ends, However, In Failure to Contact

Emissary of Laos Fails to Arrange Truce   Pro-Red Rebels Continue to Grow Stronger

Royal Government  Can't Contact Foe  Emissary With White Flag Waits Vainly in War Zone

Cease-Fire Still Hoped For in Laos   Laotian Government Dispatches Emissary Toward Rebel Lines

LAOS TRIES FOR CONTACT WITH REDS   Emissary Takes White Flag Into No Man's Land But He Fails To Find Rebels.

Cease-Fire Still A Hope: Pro - Western Government Sends Emissary to Rebels

Afar  Laos Sends Emissary to  Rebel Force  Government Seeks Ceasefire Under A Flag of Truce

Laotian Government Messenger Carrying White Flag Spends Four Hours in No-Man's Land Without Success

Federal Loans For Parochial  Schools Wins   But House Committee Expects Floor Fight And In Rules Unit

School Aid Bill Passes House Unit   Approval of Church, Schoo! Loans Opens Door for Hot Fight  Ry Rules Committee

TV Staffers Attacked In ‘Rider’ Riot   Guard Units Kept On Patrol, Tension In City Lessened

Roving Bands Of White Youths, Bomb Threats  Hike Citys Tension   U. S. Justice Department Gears For Prosecutions

FBI Agents Sent Into Montgomery, Ala. Area Make First Arrests and More Are Expected As Justice Dept. Hints It Will Seek Stiff Penalties

eke hals Pulled Out of Montgomery  Riots Followed by An Uneasy Calm

Bobby Kennedy's Orders =  Mass Federal Prosecutions ; Will Be Started In Alabama

U. S. Gears for Prosecutions In Race Riots   FBI Agents Making Alabama Arrests: Ask Stiff Penalty

FBI Arrests  Four Men In Bus Bombing   Kennedy to Ask More Defense, Space Funds

Lona Line Of Prosecutions Mapped ByU.S.   More Arrests In Alabama Expected By FBI Agents

No New Civil Rights Legislation Planned —  Arrests, Threats Dominate ‘Racial Scene In Montgomery

More Arrests to Follow First Four U.S. Criminal Prosecutions in Alabama Riots Being Set Up

FBI ARRESTS 4 IN RACIAL BUS BURNING   Stiff Penalties To Be Sought For First In. cident In Week O} Alabama Violence.

Bands Roam In Ala. City   Bomb Threats Also Increase Tension In Uneasy Montgomery

More Arrests Expected In Race Trouble  _ Gov't Gears For Prosecution Of  Dtiahte Uialatare

Robert Kennedy  Gears Up Aides  For Punishment  Montgomery Quie' But Uneasy; Nazi Didarc En Rauta

Rioting Subsides In Alabama In Alabama  FBI Holds Two for  Beating Newsmen

Rioters Face Stiff Penalties   Long Line of Prosecutions Seen As Result of Alabama Violence

Despite Roving White Bands Uneasy Peace Maintained By Guard in hionigomery   In Wake of Rac  JD Blens 2s Seek Harsh Penalties

‘HATE’ BUS ESCORTED IN CAPITAL   Governor Will. Not Report To  ee, ee Cees   Plan Prosecution In Race Violence

Man Is Arrested In Beating of Two Newsmen  Alabama’s Capital Line Iiennaciu IIA

Justice Department  To Seek Stiff Penalties  In Racial Disturbances

U.S. Plans Prosecutions In ‘Freedom Riders. Fuss   20.YEAR PENALTY

Bombing Arresis Made   FBL Agents Net 4; Justice Department To Push Campaign

Racial Riots May Keep U. 5, Courts Busy   Justice Bureau Getting Ready for Criminal Actions

U.S. Agents Nab Whites For Attacks   Stiff Penalties Seen In Alabama Racial Violence

U.S. Will Prosecute Race Cases   Four Seized Last Night; More To  Follaw

Prosecutions Due In Racial Violence   Negro Leaders Map Strategy

National Guardsmen Rule With Iron Hand... .  New Arrests Made in Wake of Race Riots

Justice Body To Seek Many Prosecutions   Stiff Penalties Object Of Work By U.S. Body

Paging The News   Many Criminal Prosecutions More Alabama Arrests ie

More May Be Booked in Alabama   Prosecutions  Planned By Justice Unit

FBI Arrests Four Men For Fire On Bus   Montgomery Police Apprehend Man For Beating 2 Newsmen

FBI Agents Make First Arrests In Race Riots   Bombing of Interstate Bus Charged in Case

Long Line of Prosecutions Seen Likely   4 Men Arrested For Fire Bombing Interstate Bus

Uneasy Quiet In Montgomery   Bands Of Youths  Increase Tension   First Alabama Arrests  Made By FBI Agents

Man Held In Beating Of  2 Newsmen   Roving Bands, Boinh Threats tn Alabama

Man Arrested For Atfacking Two Newsmen   Bands of Youths; Bomb Threats Cause Uneasy Nioht

New Arrest Made In Alabama Rioting   Roving Bands of Youths, Bomb Threats Cause Uneasy Night in Monteomery

Arrested In Beating Of  2, Newsmen   National Guardsmen  Rule Montgomery

U.S. Begins Arrests for Race Unrest  Guardsmen Keep Lid On In  Montgomery

Charged With Bus Bombing  FBI Agents Make Arrests, Stiff Penalties Will Follow

- WOMEN STILL ON THE OUTSIDE  Proposal To Change Doctrine Is Defeated

Casiro Support Evident on Tour   Stevenson Faces Demonstrations in Uruguay

Stevenson Hit  As ‘Envoy of  Wall Street’   Speckers at Rally In Uruguay Demand He Leave Country

Latin Blasts Threat Faced By Stevenson  Delegate Attacked At University Rally in Uruvsuav

Adlai Handed Blast by Latins   Pro-Castro Elements Stage Demonstration

Stevenson Faces More Demonstration: in Brazil Today   Uruguay Says It Opposes Any Action Against Castro Regime in Cuba.

Stevenson Faces Threat of More Demonstrations  Goes to Brazil. After  Blast by Pro-Castro  Secu in Uruguay

Faces More Trouble In Brazil Today   Uraguayan Gov’t Against Intervention

Brazil Next Trouble Spot Facing Adlai  Uruguayans Hit Stevenson As ‘Envoy Of Wall St.

PLL TELL THE...  WORLD  Re PIES FP HCcae   FROM THE OFFICE OF GOVERNOR PRICE DANIEL

President-Elect LBJ In 3rd Day Of Conferences   Plans Departure Today

Kenzeciy-Johnson Continue to Carry 0  Aclomtuneteatiag Bancamace fm Elarndg

Wilson Market Sales Spotlight   Communist Germany Teaching Kids To Hate Anything But Communism

CONFEREES ’ DISCHARGED BY HOUSE   New Group Urgec To Make Final Passage Effort

Little Hope for Buried Farmer   Rescuers Dig by Hand In Deep Well in idaho

Budget Director Figures State Government 2- ~~  Costs Are $361.8 Million   No Comparable Figure

Budget Director Figures State Government 2- Year  Costs Are $361.8 Million

15 Clergy Face Sunday in Mississippi Jail for Deseqregation Attempt

Clergyman Convicted Of Breach Of Peace Rocky’s Son-In-Law Is Sentenced To Jatl Term

Mississippi Jails 15 Clergymen  Sentenced After   Sentenced After Desegregation Try

Separate Conferences      S S ency~e- “Sot “cree.  3y-M'ss'ss'93 Ses

ROCKEFELLER SON-IN-LAW GETS JAIL   Sentenced With 14 Other  Episcopal Priests At Jackson, Miss., For  - Segregation Law Violations.

Clergymen Facing Weekend In Jail, Not Church, Following Conviction

15 Ministers Found Guilty In Race Case   Must Spend Weekend In Mississippi Jail; No Bail Move Made

Castro to Mee! actor Unit   Cuba Chief Agrees to Discuss Details

Group Will Air Deal  On Tractors Will Go Monday  To Havana For Discussion

y Union Keeps Mascot after 2-Hour Session  Company Rift Solved Over Cat

Senate Okays Promotion Of Hal Williams   Votes 45 To 37 He Be General In Army Reserve

Senate Votes Confirmation  Of Williams  Sen. Smith Leads Opposition

Ohio Highway Needs Detailed  $1.7 Billion Rea   $1.7 Billion Required To Complete Program

Ohio Highway Needs Detailed   $1.7 Billion Required To Complete Program

Poor Man's’ Rocket Hits Hazard Area   Instrument Load Records Danger Radiation Belt

Air Force  Fires Rocket Into Space   392-Pound Package Of Instruments Hurled 1,000 Miles in Space

Dag Replacement Okayed sche - Sil encase bate aestin Abcane * Russia, U.S.  In Agreement  On U Thant

DISORDERS NOTED FROM MANY POINTS   Further Trouble Now Anticipated Over Weekend

AF Captain ‘Fine’ After Rocket Ride   Capsule Sinks In Sea After He Left Tt At End Of Ride

Grissom Makes Trip Safely, Has te Swim for Life As Capsule Sinks

U. §. Astronaut Has Narrow Escape; Plucked From Ocean   Wife Watches

Gets Highest Soviet Honors At Reception   Gagarin Hugged and Kissed by Khrush; Takes It Smilinglv

Space Man Kissed By Khrushchev   Highest Honors Paid Major Who Orbited Earth

Millions Accla.m Malor Gagarin, Takes It Smiling   K Kisses Him, Accords Him Highest Soviet Honors

Khrushchey Leads Celebration  Soviet Millions Cheer The Columbus of Space

Russians Give Wild Welcome  To Cosmonaut   Khrushchev Kisses Gagarin as Throngs Acclaim Their Hero

Khrushchev Confers Highest Red Honors; Kremlin Spiendors Match Czarist Era

Jobless Total  Drops Below  Three Million   Wild, Jubilant Moscow Welcomes Space Hero

4,182 Pasadena  Seniors Graduate  ’ Thousands Attend Solemn * €erenionies' in: Rose -Bowl. -

Life’s End   PLAN FUNERAL RITES MONDAY MORNING FOR IULIE LUEFDTRKE

Life’s End   PLAN FUNERAL RITES MONDAY MORNING EAR IYVITIE VwUyEeprTrere

GOP Support Is Lacking ..  Education ‘Overhaul Tax Bill Needs Votes

6 Killed In Crash OF AF. Plane   Flores Island Ravaged By ‘Quakes; Volcano A Threat

Rockefeller Returns, Sad And Shaken   Still Hoping For ‘Miracle’

France Fourth Nation With Atomic Weapons?  WASHINGTON (?—France may be getting ¢lose te -hecoming tha fanrth natian. unth atamin «qwaannans +   Sad and Shaken Rocky Returns Home Tonight

Rockefeller Returns Home A Sad Father   “My Son Loved The Beauty Of Life And Knew No Fear.”

Shakeup in Jobs May Boost Rusk   Bowles Removal Gives Secretary Department Control

Rusk Assumes More Power, Foreign  Policies To ‘Jel? Under JFK Shakeup

Rusk Gets Strong Hand  ‘in Upheaval   Bette: i Working Relationship Seen

Delivers ‘State Of State’ Address’   DiSalle ‘To Announce  Budget I Plan Tonight   Georgia U. Shuts Doors

DiSalle Calls For Immediate Jobless Pay Extension, More School Funds, No New Taxes

No New Taxes Are Requested   Wants Law Revised   Defends Tax Increase   Help Local Authorities

Get-to-Gethers..   THREAT OF COMMUNISM [DESCRIBED IN TALK! BY DR. G. O. THOMPSON ‘"

Get-to-Gethers   THREAT OF COMMUNISM DESCRIBED IN TALK BY DR. G. 0. THOMPSON

Inside e® ¢« ¢e    New inventions Needea  Scientists Say Unlimited War Not Protection

Holds War  Could End  Human Life QCawe Sauhctitita   Says Substitute Must Be Found By Scientists

Scientists Warn of War  To End All Human Lite   Eve’s Shrinking Fig Leaf Takes on Fluffs and Puffs

Air Travel To Be Halted During Test  U.S. Defenses To Be Checked

Next Saturday, for12 Hours, All Civilian Planes Will Be Grounded During Mock “Surprise Attack”

Operation Skyshield ..  Civilian Planes to Be Grounded During Aerial Maneuvers

Reli ious News of ‘61 Found Harmony   Mergers, Unity Leading Theme After A Discordant Beginning

U.S. Congo Ideas May Get Vetoed  Soviet Can Limit Attempt To Liberalize U.N. Mandate

Hurricane Churns Toward Carolina  _ Disaster Plans 'Go Into Effect _. Along Tense Atlantic Seaboare

From Our College    PEVEE WUE SUNUYY  /WESTMAR STUDENTS — -ENTER STATE FORENSICS ‘TOURNEY AT CEDAR FAILS

From Our.College   /WESTMAR STUDENTS — ENTER STATE FORENSICS TOURNEY AT CFDAR FATts

Frank J. Kelley Attorney General  Alpena City Attorney Chosen by Swainson

Submit More Tax Proposals   Seven Additional Bills Go Before Legislative Joint Finance Group

Finance Group Studies Seven New Tax Bills   Two Per Cent Sales Tax Plan Major Proposal

7 More Tax Measures Up For Hearings   “Sales Levy and Withholding Plan Among Proposals

Sales Tax Plans Aired at Hearing  Legislators Study More Levy Setups

Debate Before Committee in Its Third Day   Farm Bureau Favors Change as Easing Agriculture Burden

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD IS IN PRECARIOUS FINANCIAL CONDITION, SIMPSON CLAIMS

Waitress Gives FBI Good Lead on Hunted Mar   Slayer of Three May Have Been at Restaurant

Newsman Sniffs Air In Capital   Finds Something Tingling, Unlike 1953 Inauquratior

A Breathless Moment  Tingling Atmosphere As Capital Awaits Kennedy

Exciting Air Cloaks Capital   Country Awaits JFK’‘s Inauguration

Following the membership mee!   TRANSITION ‘GOING SPLENDIDLY’  Hopeful Expectancy Marks Washington Atmosphere On Inaugural Eve’  bey

Excitement tingles  capital What dnec the   What does the future hold?

Washington Ready for Biggest Inaugural; Promise of Progress Tingles Atmosphere

As Administrations Change  Washington Waits for Curtain To Rise on Great New Drama

Atmosphere In Capital Likened To Curtain Rise On New Drama   Mrs. Kennedy To Wear Simple Floor-Length Gown At Ball

-NEW DRAMA ABOUT TO BEGIN~ . Suspense, Excitement Prevail In Washington

‘Something To Happen-But What?  Air Of Expectancy Covers Capital   Ry RELMAN MORIN

On Eve Of Kennedy Inaucural rate anh dill taMcmtesatsattone Mirani esd  Washington Tingles With Spirit Of Expectation

Capital Full Of Sense Of Excitement   People Anticipate Something New With Changeover

Unlike 1953 Inauguration  Sense Of Breathless Excitement Permeates Washington Atmosphere

ON DEFENSIVE INKATANGA   Casualties Mounting On Both Sides In Fierce Fighting   IRISH GARRISON REJECTS SURRENDER

MAN ADMITS HE IS SLAYER OF D.C, BOY, 7   Miami, Fla., Flophouse Dweller Agrees To Return To Md.   CHILD DISAPPEARED INNOVEMBER 1960

Jackson Group Calls For Hike Of Federal Pay  senate Body Urges Defense Agencies Staffs Be Reduced

Pruning of  Defense Is Suggested   Jackson Unit Report: Many Agencies Are Overstaffed.

Paring Of ‘Overstatfed’ Defense Agencies Urged By Jackson Committee

Senate Group Would Weed Out  Excess Personnel in Defense Agencie:

5'2”. Plus 3 Feet   Solons Agree Construction Bill Most Significant Achievement

Lawmakers, Faubus Agree Assembiys Top Action: Construction Bond Bill

“Meets With Bucks Officials ‘U.S. Steel Appeals  62 Tax Assessment

Violence Follows Lull —  Traffic Bloodshed Again Spreading Over State

Two Persons Die On Interstate 65   Separate Accidents On Fog-Covered Highway Occur Early Today

Pilot Eases Crippled DC? Down at LA   Plane Carrying 90 Lands With Flat Nose Wheel Tire

2 STUDENTS GIVE TALKS THURSDAY   428 Receive Diplomas At Commencement

Lticlaceselhe a  Highway Deaths Moving Upward      Toll Continues to Run Ahead of the Estimate

Deaths Soar On Highways   Toll May Hit Record 500 For Independence Holiday

Death Toll May Reach New High   Highway Fatalities Run Ahead Of High Year 1950

Traffic Fatalities Total 369  U.S. Traffic Deaths May Set New High   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRECC

UN, Berlin To Be Topic Of Talks   State Secretary Has Long Parley With Lord Home

Rusk Plans Firm Stand With Soviet   Showdown Talks With Gromyko Slated Thursday

Rusk, Soviet Official To Begin Talks   Secretary to Discuss Berlin Crisis With Andrei Gromyko

Weger Attorney Claims Jury Mishandled by Two Bailitis: Asks Retrial

Claims Jury Mishandled By Bailiffs   Juror Gives Affidavit; Hearing Set for March 31

Republican Leads Race For Texas Senate Sea}   Bing’s Relative Makes Poor Race

GOP Holding Lead In Texas Senate Race   Handed A Setback In Effort To Gain Big City Foothold

Texas Republicans Flex Muscle; St. Louis Jabs GOP Drive in Big City

Texas Elects GOP’ sTower  ie   Republicans Set Back In St. Louis

Republican Top Man In  Texas Vote   St. Louis Retains Democratic Mayor In Big City Test

St. Louis keeps Democrat mayor but GOP shows power in Texas   Aurora’s Eaan

‘St. Louis Deals Blaw To GOP  Republican In Texas Wins  Nod For U.S. Senate Seat

THE WEATHER   Republican Tops Texas Vote: Poulson Leading   Stormy Years

Republican. Has Big Lead in Texas Vote   But Democrat Kills Hopes of GOP in Voting at St. Louis

GOP Flex Muscles in Texas   "Goldwater-type’ Republican Ahead in Senatorial Race

GOP Aspirant Leads Texas Senate Race   Blakley, Wright Fighting It Out For Runoff Snot

 Em be REET EUW Tis wP  Lone Republican Leads ‘For Empty Johnson Seat

Ahead Of 1960, However Of 1960, However  January Building Activity Slumps

‘Minor IIlness’ Virtually Impossible For President Of Nation, Kennedy Discovers

' Health Of U. 8. Leader Is Major News Story  Minor Illness Is Nearly Impossible For President

27th Discoverer : Destroyed In Air  coe teermant Darband Cartallista Rlac nA   Instrument-Packed Satellite Blasted After Apparent Successful Takeoff

Spheres In Orbit, but They Did Not Detach or Reach Desired Altitude.

Twin Satellites Orbited By Single Thor-Able Rocket Are Not Functioning Properly

Two Rockets Didn‘t Split During Test   Signals Are Received; Experiment Called ‘Qualified Success’

Twin Satellite Test Fails to Separate   Transit, Lofti Moons ‘Qualified Suceess’

One Rocket Hurls Both  Into Space   Fail To Function Properly, Sending Back Weak Signal

Russians Put Man into Space for 2 Hours; He. Savs Earth Light Blue

First Human Back Safely And Feels Fine   Soviet Pilot, 27, Rides Capsule In 108-Minute Flight

Married, 2 Children: Worlds First Spaceman ls Dedicated Communist

Crowds In Moscow Rejoice Over Feat By Cosmonaut’, Opens Up Planetary Field

Father of 2 ‘Fine’ As World Orbited In Hr., 45 Minutes   5-Ton Ship Top Height is 187 Miles: U.S. Said months from Journey

Dismissal of Teacher Has Court Backing  Milwaukee Board Found Instructions On Sex Improper

Three Added Tc Murder Probe   Officers Feel A Close Friend Was Involved In Death

JOBLESS TAX INCREASE DUE   24,500 Maryland Em ployers Will Be Affected July 1

Longshoremen Stage Protest WalkoutToday   ‘New York Harbor Gompletely:Closed. Down By Strike

IN. Y. Harbor Closed Down by Walkout   Longshoremen Stage Angry Protest

Protest Wage Losses Caused By Ship Strike   Longshoremen, Other Lnion Members Attend Rally at Battery Park.

tin SRT EE PPEPEP PES REDE R TOS  Sli  'YE,  FUEPEESSENT MEU DEEUDENSDUNETESTTTUSS TE VEVEUTEPIUUSTEWEUEEEST?)! SUTPCUUREESUNYS FETT TEymrESveTEEapoErTenNeStTeTy eres eNtTepEYOET ESOT SEV Tern VanSrNeSNBSSOYRSFI YOON IVS OSISUNGTSOSS SI VITOENDS NISVENOREONELSIESMEC EOE STO OE SNEED Ne  30,000 Longshoremen Walk Off

30,000 Angry Longshoremen Stage Protest   New York Harbor Completely Closed

135 Vessels. Tied Up In U.S. Harbors   30,000 Longshoremen Stage Protest Walkout In New York

Others Have No Big Problems —  Reservists Ask “Why All  Fuss” Over 32nd Division

WHAT'S THE FUSS ABOUT?  Reservists Find Little to Gripe Over at Lewis

Negotiations Hit Bho 7 ‘Pirate’ ‘Commarider Threatens to  Blow Up Rebel Ship

JFK May Meet With Khrushchev   Study Possibility Of Informal Talks Early Next Month

JFK Waits At Summer Home For Reaction To Nuclear Test   Says U.S. Will Meet Force With  Force To Maintain Free Berlin

JFK, Nikita May Meet Next Month   Informal Conference In Europe Possible After Trip to Paris

Kennedy-Khrushchev Meeting A Possibility Early in June   Session Seen Hinging on Geneva Progress

Informal Talks Would Follow Trip To Paris   Suggest Either Stockholm Or Geneva As Meeting Place

President Awaits Reply   Kennedy Returning To. Washington From Florida This Afternoon

Imperial Lettuce Crop Threatened ‘Desperation Tactics’ Claimed  in Bracero 'Wrong Job' Charge

Inside...    Soviet-British Moves  Political Terms Settled For Laos Truce Agreement

British, Soviet Are Agreed on Laotian Truce  Quick Appeal for Cease-Fire Seen

Russ-britain Settle Terms In Laos Truce   Cease-Fire Appeal First Step Toward Final Settlement

British, Reds Set Up Laos Truce Plan   Laos Cease-Fire Imminent, Rusk Tells Newspaper Editors

“ACTING LIKE SCROOGES” Business Bureau Raps Exploiting of Toy Firms

Highlights Of Speech By Krush  Socialist Victory Seen Kverywhere

Eight Highlights of Moscow Address  KHRUSHCHEV TALKS ON COLD WAR ISSUES

Tanks on Border      JFK Summons Thompson for Meeting on New Red Squeeze

President Calls Top Aides on Berlin Crisis   Rusk Denounces Travel Ban Im posed by Reds

Rusk Expected To Attend ; Kennedy To Seek Thompson Views On Berlin Crisis

JFK Summons Thompson For Berlin Confab   President Also Sets Talk With Rusk On Refugee Blockade

‘Thompson Summoned Kennedy Plans Session  With U.S. Aide To Soviet

FK CALLS FOR RUSK, THOMPSON   Emergency Conference To Decide U.S. Action In Dangerous Berlin.

_KUSK Denounces Border Closing...  Kennedy, Moscow Envoy Confer on Berlin Crisis

Calls Action Proof Reds Have Failed   Kennedy Schedules Talks With Aides Today Over Crisis

HUNDREDS WOUNDED  Troops Of U. N. Launch Push For Katanga Victory

U.N. Forces Gain Ground In Katanga   Troops Advance Toward Heart Of The Capital Aqainst Determined Front

Major Push Indicated In Katanga   Units Battling Toward Heart Of Capital City

Paper Rejects Demands for Berlin...  New U.S. Blast Due Khrush for Crisis

U.S. Claims Nik Cause Of It All   200,000,000 To Die Says Nikita

US. Charaes K Made Up Berlin Crisis   Demand Allies Get Out Rejected in White Paper

U.S. Says Berlin Crisis Trumped Up   White Paper Prepared To Unmask Intrigue

or Manufacturing Berlin Cris Cri risis” U.S. Preparing To Blast Nikita

‘White Paper Flays Nikita   U.S. Document Says Red Leade  Manufactured Crisis In Berlin

‘His Aim Since High School  Littlest Astronaut Had Eyes On Stars 17 Years

Little Grissom Fle 100 Combat Missions in Korea   ‘Astronaut Had Eyes on Stars for 17 Years

Automobile Arson-Slayine     Man Admits Killing Three In Reading

Nikita Repeats Readiness To Talk On Berlin   Will Negotiate With U. S, Anytime

rick Your beauty  Public Breakfast to Judge Queen Entries Saturday

 DOWN TO 62 BELOW:  Br-r-r! Two Weeks Below  Zero Numbing to Fairbank:

Part Ten Of The Series On Surviving  Nuclear Blasts Is On Page 14 Today   Plan To Try Arctic Rescue

US. To Send Paratroops To Turkey   Soviet Union Expected To Protest Maneuver Involving 1800 Men

1.800 Paratroopers to Take Part in Games  U.S. Joinsin NATO War Drill

1,800 Paratroopers To Be Sent To Turkey   Regular NATO Maneuvers Scheduled; Soviet Protests Expected Soon

U. S; Troops Point. for _ NATO Trip  Russ Ire Likely At War Games :

'1,800 U. S. PARATROOPERS FLYING ‘TO TURKEY FOR NATO MANEUVERS; SOVIET PROTEST IS ANTICIPATED

Solution’ By’ Force  - British Lash U. N cus ~ Of Troons In Katanga

Clear Skies Cover Kansas   Few Sprinkles Of Rain Recorded Over Weekend

Industry Use Seen for Pacoima Field  Owner Says High Taxes Prevent  Kananinn Ennilitces: ak Dewwwnk Fb auc

Industry Use Seen for Pacoima Field   Owner Says High Taxes Prevent Keeping Facility at Present Level

Castro Triumpt Could Begin His Downfall   Some Things Wrong With Proclamation

Musicians Want Raise  Metropolitan Opera Season Cancelled By Labor Dispute

Labor Dispute With Musicians Brings Decision  Met Calls Off °61-62 Season

Failed To Clean Sidewalks, Face Fines 72 In Bristol Township Get Snow Summonses

They're not legal yet  Sparklers are not harmless, State Fire Marshall warns

 May Be  Be Unconstitutional  Are We Getting Trimmed By Haircut Price-Fixing Law?

Se TEESE UEP CSPEROPIUUAGCESP Panes  POPES DESL   Fires Kilf Dozen

Situations Confusin o  To Williams   Touring Emissary Sticks By Policy Line from Capital

Williams calls many Congo events ‘confusing, self-contradictory’

CONGRESS GETS DEPRESSED AREA AID BILL   President Asks SS Tax Hike —

Test Aimed at Devising Safety Requirements  Atlas Smacks Target 5,000 Miles Away

SUCCESSFUL ATLAS TEST   Advanced Missile Hit: Target 5,000 Miles  Down Range

Lloyd Offers Economic Proposal   Workers’ Pay Tied  To Production Level, Up And Down With It

Bul Thant ls Likely Choice Tunisia Pushing Mongi Slim For Interim UN Secretary

Tunisian Pushed For U. N. Post    Burmese Still Tagged As Probable Victor

Push Mongi Slim For U.N.  Secretary   U Thant Favored, But I Unlikely To Accept Post,

On The Snide   Has No Explanation  Youth Drops Boy, 8, From Los Angeles Hotel Roof.

$1,544 Billion Damage  1960 Worst Fire Year: 11,350 Perish In U.S,

Afro-Asian Unit Backs  Lumumba  Council Urges Troops Sent To Gizenga

3 Invaders  Kaece Death  Called ‘Batista Criminals?  Tractor Negotiators Depart

Cuban Invaders Facing Execution  Castro Regime Says Three Will Be Shot

Vehicles Kept In Background Near Border   Vopos In Ugly Mood Over Americans’ Forced Entries

Berlin Border Tense As Soviets Step Up Action In Background   Communist Police Complain Of “American Provocations”; Ask Foreigners Their Business

Vopos Appear In Ugly Mood At East Wall   Tension Mounting At Border In Wake Of U. S. Challenge

Kept Mile Away From 3 heckpoint  ee ee   Being Manned By Russians As War Of Nerves Goes On

Manned by Russians ey  Red tanks line Berlin border   U.S.. Reds trade blasts

Ohio Town Is Buffeted By Storm   Ammonia Fumes Force Evacuation of 4 Towns

Saturnin New Power IsReady   Set To Ignite Plans To Land Man on Moon by ‘67.

HugeRocket ‘Test Slated  AtCanaveral   Saturn Lannching Due This Week By U.S. Space Ageney

NASA Says The Long Awaited First Step Toward Moon Landing Is Scheduled In A Few Days

TV LISTINGS for 7. Days Jan. 14 thru Jan. 20   Morning Shows Monday to Friday

TV LISTINGS for 7 Days . April 29 thru May 5   Morning Shows Monday to Friday

Coffin Pad Soldier Can And Missile Fly With New Destroyed Rocket Belt

Coffin Pad And Missile Destroyed   d Soldier Car sile Fly With Nev oyvedRocket Bel

Campus Quiet On Return Of Two-Negroes.  Se ee ee ee   Students Re-Admittes At Georgia College ‘Under Court Order

2 Negroes Return to  U. of Ga.  No Resumption Of Violence  Qn Campus

At The University Of Georgia  -Nearo Students Resume Stndies   (Over The Weekend Sheriff Spencer Reports One Major Burglary, Four Others

Campus quiet after rioting at Georgia U   Two Negroes resume study without stir

—CAMPUS HEAVILY GUARDED— Two Negroes Return Peacefully To Studies

Negro Pair Re-. Admitted In Georgia  » Gs tasta Wt mdecen&   2 Students Resume Classes With Order From Federal Court

Negroes Return To Georgia U Without Incident   Schoo! Ordered Not to Suspend Or Expel Them

Two Neg eroes Return to U. of Georgia. Can't Be Expelled if Disorder Occurs

Negroes Refurn To.Georgia U.   No Demonstrations Reported from Campus

Under Court Order ....     Negro Students Return to Classes Without Violence

Tension Mounts At Georgia U.   Two Negro Student: Return To Classes

WEATHER   Negroes Back In Classes In Georgia U.   Rights Panel Calls Federal Government ‘Partner’ To Situation

2 Negro Students In Class   Peaceful Return Despite Recent Campus Rioting

2 Negroes  Return to  Georgia ‘U’ No Disorders  Are Reported At Athame

Univ. of Georgia Pledges Crackdown on Any Demonstrators as Negroes Re-enter

RIOTING SUBSIDES IN GEORGIA   Negro Students Back in Class: Guards in Area

Two Negro Students Return To Georgia University Today  No Demonstrations On Campus; Armed Prowler Disarms School Guard

Negroes At Georgia U. Find Peace   Second Admission Attempt Works

FBI, Troopers on Mand ogee  Negroes Return to Georgia University

Negroes Return In Peace   Campus Quiet As Two Negro Students Report For Classes in Georgia

Georgia U. Integration Is Peacefut   No Unseemly Incidents Mark Return of Two Negro Students.

On the Inside...   Negroes Return to Georgia Classes; Precautions Taken

2 Negroes Bact InClasses at U. of Georgia   School Forbidden   School Forbidden To Suspend Them If Riots Develor

Campus Quiet On Return Of Two.Negroes  Students Re-Admittec At Georgia College Under Court Order

CUT SENTENCE OF BASIL (THE QWL) BANGHARI   Prohibition D. ays Gangste. Made Eligible For Parole in May.

Three Astronauts Alerted U.S. Man-In-Space Capsule  Survives Tortuous Voyage

Rocket Craft Passes Most Severe Test   Three Astronauts To Begin Training For Initial Flight

Capsule Survives Toughest Test  NASA Names Three Space Candidates

3 Astronauts Chosen for First . Space Flight Within Three Month:

3 Selected As Capsule Meets Test   Single Astronaut To Ride Rocket Within 3 Months

Big Capsule Passes Most Severe Test  U.S. May Place   Human in Orbit  During 1961

Detection Improves  State UCC Phony Idleness ‘Claims Made Difficult

SHELTERS FOR NEWLYWEDS  Adam-Eve Teams Urged For Survival Of Human Race

To Assure Continuance of Race— ee hance ot Race—  Urges N-Shelters For Newlyweds

Shelter Plan Build for Newlyweds   Margaret Mead Tells Proposal to Perpetuate the Race

Bard School Principal Is Dead At 61   Floyd Stelter Was Native Of St. Joe

vernors k Off Project   K Expected To Stress est Is Not Blutting’

 Peace Negotiations Are Also [In Order  Kennedy Expected To Tell Gromyko That West Is Not Bluffing On Berlin Rights   Eight Nations Seek Final Acreement To U.N. Plan

JFK To Stress Firm Western Stand In Berlin   To Make Clear Extreme Danger Of Miscalculation

Not Bluffing, ISU.S. Pledge   Kennedy To Stress Point To Gromyko

In Talks With Gromyko...  JFK Will Stress West Not Bluffing on Stand

Kennedy Will Emphasize West Is Not Bluffing — In Talks With Gromyko

WASHINGTON TALKS  -Gromyko Expected to Be Told West Not Bluffing

Kennedy Will Tell Gromyko ‘Not Bluffing’   Conference With Soviet Minister Late Tomorrow

West Firm, Gromyko To Be Told  Kennedy Expected Te a  es Ge OO oe   Kennedy Expected To Tell Gromyko Friday West Isn’t Bluffing

Keene Says Prendergast Will Be Forced to Quit as N. Y. Demo Head

92 Candidates Return Nominating Petitions: Aim for April Primary  “Mayoralty Race: Attracts Nine:   Mayoralty Race’ Attracts Nine;

9? Candidates Return Nominating Petitions: Aim for April Primary   Mayoralty Race Attracts Nine; --Many Seek Valley Council Seats

Dalton Names Coordinator For Industry   T. R. Cloud to Work  With State Groups or

ONE MORE OKAY, THEN TO SENATE   House Approves Retail Sales Tax Bill

World Une asy After 4th Sov iet Nuclea r Test  i Fallout Rise Stirs Fears

Russia Continues Tests     World Uneasy Over Rise in Radioactive Fallout

Nehru To kh: ‘Stupid? To Start War  World Tension Mounts As Rec Nuclear Tests Boost Fallout   By EUGENE MecLOUGHLIN United Press International

Nehru To k: ‘Stupid’? To Start War  World Tension Mounts As Red Nuclear Tests Boost Fallout

Uneasiness Caused By Red Tests   Lite Disarmament Progress Is Noted Alt New York Meet

WORLD STIRRED TO HIGHER PITCH OF UNEASINESS  Rise in Fallout Caused By Soviet Test Blasts

AFTER 4 SOVIET BLASTS:  Radioactive Fallout. Increase Stirs World

Deadline Nearing On Money Bills  Congress Must Act On Appropriations

Rocky Likens King to American Gandhi. Governor Cited for His Liberal Concern

U.S. Citizen Gives Views On Arrival  86 Americans  Tell OF Condi  86 Americans Tell OF Conditions In Cuba

Opine renege on trade oifer   Cuban refugee thinks Castro will back down

Confusion Shrouds Cuban Tractor Dea   HOUR OF DECISION ON TRACTORS NEAR

Dispute Adds To Problems Of School Aid   Veterans’ Benefits Proposal Throws In New Complication

yeterans Denernts oir webare   New Dispute Threatens School Aid Legislation

Casualties Heavy, Say Observers   United Nations Claims Key Pointe Hold

Communist Tactics Delay Final Tally  Pro-West Leader Wins Election In a Landslide

@ Revenue Article eainseerees — SeARMERRereebENSSEEON NR aRSSNEREeEESeEREAN   Governor    Willing To Compromise

Jubilee Packs Grandstand: Del Rio Horse Wins Derby   Sheep Show Continues Despite Rain and Mua

Harvey Was Heavily In Debt :  New Angles] Probed In Bluebelle Case

Did Harvey Have Helper?   Mystery Letter Sent Owner of Boat; Skipper Insured

FBI Enters Bluebelle Case; Letter to Yacht Owner May Help Solve Mystery

Merchants See Rocky Road for Profits in 1961   Only 30 Per Cent Look for Sales Gain In Next Six Months

Rocky Road in 1961 Expected By Storekeepers  Head of Merchants ;

This Week in Business and Finance ....  U.S. Storekeepers See Rocky Road Ahead

Congo Pact Is Given Approval   Controversial Plan Is Favored by Secretariat

Lawmakers Set Session  {ind Tuesday  ~ Governor May Let  Act Become Law Weeeade neck a es

Legislature Passes Money Bills Easing Financial Woes A While   With those exceptions. then state

2 Big Money Bills Passed By Assembly   Observers Expect Governor To Allow OK Without Signature

Areas Of Trouble Increasina   “North Korean Pacts Spur Reassessment . Of U. S. Defenses.

NOT BERLIN ALONE  Recent Red Mutual Aid Pacts  Cause Potential Trouble Spots

SEATO Move To Wait For  Verification Lull in Fighting   Lull in Fighting Not Conclusive, But Foeouraging

Vany May Be Affected by Mobilization Program  How Draft and Reserve Systems Work

PARTIAL MOBILIZATION ORDERS PENDING  How Draft, Reserve Obligations Aftect Men In Service Age Grour

‘GOVERNOR ORDERS STATE HEALTH: ‘DEPARTMENT TO HOLD UP PLANS. -TO CLOSE VICTOR CULLEN HOSPITAL.

Andersen Seeking Settlemen’   Governor Issues Call for Joint Meeting by House, Senate

Red Square Jammed To See Gagarin   Hero Welcome Given Russian Spaceman —

can Frict  Party: Scrap Could Take Place In Naming Bridaes’ Succescor For Policu Cammittee

Picnic Could Be Defeat of You And It’s Germs, Not Ants, To Watch

Some Changes Slated to Be Made As Result of Johzson’s Asian Trin

Indiana Is Paralyzed, 16-Inch Fall Blankets Sections of New York

‘NASSER BLASTS RUSSIA  Neutral Nations Start World Peace Conference

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY e      (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Atmosphere Still Tense At Geneva   Thai Delegation Stages Walkout At Talks On Laos

— NAVY OFFICER ASSAILS CRITICS —  Aroused By Attack On The Joint Chiefs

None ‘Would Have Approved Cuban Plan as Carried Out’ Navy Officer ‘Sick’ of Etfor To Blame Military for Fiasco

Angered By Senator’s Criticism  Blasts Bid To Blame Military For Cuban Fiasco

—=-SEU News BEHIND PAGE ]   CHARGES MILITARY NOT INFORMED OF INVASION CHANGES  Joint Chiefs Defended By Navy Officer

Defends Joint Chiefs of Staff   Officer Angered by Senator’s Call for New Chairman

All Berlin Sealed Off——— Protest Voiced Against Red Act By Big Three

West Protests As Reds Seat Off Berlin   East Germans Denied Right To Work in Free Zone of City

Allies Protest Reds’ Steps to Halt Exodus  Berlin Sealed Off To East Germans Workine in West

WEST PROTESTS DISCRIMINATION   Communists Harrass Berlin Workers

Action Bans Workers From Holding Jobs  NATO Allies Protes To Soviet Officials;

Berlin Measures Protested   East German Workers Cut Off From Their Jobs

WEST PROTESTS - Reds Halt - For Berlin   Related Story, Page 15D

Prevented From Working In West Berlin; American, British And  French Commandants File Protest

Berlin Heads Protest On Red Reprisa  Communists Seal   Communists Seal Off City To West Workers

Detained ‘Until They Reach Agreement’  ‘Congo's Army Cracks Down \Nation’s Feuding Politicians

Politicians Curbed By Congo Army  Told None May Leave Until They Agree on Problems

NAACP Says Rail Union Discriminat es   More Complaints Also Filed

NC Employment Commission Is Named NAACP Charges Collusion In Employment Practices

Russians Let Crisis Cool for While  Berlins Tension Appears at End

LESS TENSION ~ INSIDE BERL   Russians May Have De. cided To Let Crisis Cool For Present

—-TWO-WEEK ADVENTURE ENDS— Captives Of Pirates: Are Glad To Be Home

38 Americans Glad To Be Home After Long Ocean Cruise   By CRAIG L. BASSE AND GENE PLOWDEN

SANTA MARIA'S US. PASSENGERS HOME AT LAST      “Calm But Grateful” - Is General Mood

Calm But Grateful 38 Passengers From Santa Maria, Safe in Miami, Relate Experience

Atomic Depth Charge a Lulu-—   Passengers on Seized  Liner Glad to Be Home

38 Passengers From Santa Maria Land at Miami   Grateful Americans Tell of Harrowing Days Aboard Portuguese Liner.

38 ‘Captive’ Passengers Of Rebel Ship Return Home, Calm But Grateful

38 Are Calm But Grateful Today \ ° / Pirated’ Passengers Home   Prestons Due Back

See urity Unit Silent.  Rusk Urges Berlin Talks,  Warns of ‘Misealeulation’   From UPI and AP

Hooky Player Wanting No Publicity Feted As Millionth Visitor To U.N.

Caught Before Cameras UN's Millionth Visitor —Teener Playing Hooky

Students Didn't Want Publicity  So What Did They Get Playing Hooky? Publicity, No Less

Unsought Publicity N.Y. Schoolboy, Playing Hook  Millionth Visitor at U.N.

Truants’ Secret Visit To U.N. Turns Into Wingding Publicity Whir

Gostele Y Vl Pi ex    GET VIP TREATMENT Hookey Players Thrust In Spotlight At U.N.

Inside The Times   Its Lik Like This. Teacher .. .  Lads Didn’t Ba rgain For Publicity

Xhrushchev’s Propaganda?   U.S. Doubts Offer to Negotiate Is Sincere

DEMANDS STILL UNACCEPTABLE  Khru Offer Is Viewed As Propaganda Tactic

JFK Pledges to Strengthen US Arms in Europe   But Says NATO Force _ Must Have Effective ~ ‘Nuclear Capability’

32 Countries Urge France  Quit Tunisia   — Afro-Asian Bloc, Yugoslavia Submit  U.N. Resolution

U.N. Meet On Tunisia  Is Opened   Proposal For Full Withdrawal Made Rv 32 Nations

Asia-A frica Group Calls For Pullout   Ask French Leave Tunisian Base As UN Session Opens

Asia - Africa Group Seeks U.N. Action   Resolution Calls For Removal of. French Soldiers

U.N. Session on Tunisia Poses Test of Policy  Resolution to Call ~*~ ar  a J...

Freneh Withdrawal Is Proposed   32 Nations  Request U. N. To Call On Troop Removal In Tonisis

32 Nations  Want UNTo Take Action Resolution Filed  With General Ascambly Today

U.N. Plea To France  Proposed   32 Nations Request Talks On Withdrawal

Bizerte Debate:  U.S. Anti-Colonial Policy To Get Test Before U.N.

Special Session Of U.N. Begins   Bizerte Question Before Assembly

Anti-Colonial Policy Of U. §. Tested   U. N. Assembly Into Debate Over Bizerte Dispute

Downtown Doings   ASC OFFICE HOURS FOR 1961 FEED GRAIN SIGN-UP THIS WEF

Downtown Doings   VUVUTIOE WUTC  ASC OFFICE HOURS FOR 1961 FEED GRAIN SIGN-UP THIS WEEK

Progress Intentions E-Burg Taxpayers Adopt Six Aims   Objects To Educational Demands  Cites Burden On Poorer Districts

Several Other Dissents Voiced Concerning Certain Points  Of Bio Report

Faster Buying Hits Fast Pace; Good Weather, Confidence Among Factors

Youth Gets 20-40 Jail Sentence   Found Guilty of Murder In April 29 Slaying Of Rural Holland Girl

"Prince" Is Born   © 8 Toe te co Gwe iF  Eight-Pound-Son Born To Mrs. Clark Gable

Son Is Just Whiat Clark Wanted-Kay   “Widow Says Baby “Handsome; Her. ; Condition Good ~

Americans Fly Back To Florida   Embassy Aides, Six Newsmen Aboard Plane   (Picture Page Six)

But Alleged Appeasement Is Brought Up— GOP Supports Kennedy In World Peace Moves

GOP fo Support Administration In Peace Effort.   Alleged Appeasement Attacked by Leaders

Senate Votes Down School Bill Changes   Tackles Aliocation Formula Offered by the GOP

Reds Face Viet Nam Charges   South Viet Nam Lays Legal Basis for Intervention; Taylor Decides on Action

South Viet Nam Assails North  Charges Regular Troops Being Sent Into Country

Reds Accused Of Viet Nam Subversion  Diem Government Asks Commission For Investigation

Nominations Open  For Service Award         _Jaycees to*Hond Young Man of Year

Russians Delay US Army Train InRedGermany   Until Stranger Who Climbed Aboard Is Handed to Officials

House Okays Huge Aid Bill   Three-fourths of Cut in Military Assistance Funds Is Restored

Pro-Western Troops Retake Vital Outpost   Laotian Delegate May Protest Red Intervention In UN

Few Details Of Fighting Are Known   Report Pro-Western Units Have Retaken . Town From Communists

ues  . S. Miltary Force 3 fh in Baiediie  Put Cine Blows Bene Tes Ceteoeedgean lee  enene

Rebels Warn UN Against:  Intervention   ‘Military Readiness’ Of U.S. Forces Gets Eisenhower Approval

U.S. Military Forces On Alert In Pacifie; Reds Will!  Protest Any Intervention

Vital Outpost Retaken From Communists   No Word on Fate of Northern Phong Saly Province In Red Control.

—War In Laos— _Anti-Red  Soldiers Grab City   Laotian Reds Getting Much Soviet “Help 

rierce Fighting Continues   Crisis Reaches Gravest Point;  U.S. Warned

FRENCH FILM AWARD NOMINEE FEATURED JN THIRD OF FALL FOREIGN MOVIES  “The 400 Blows’ — To Open at Royal

FRENCH FILM AWARD NOMINEE FEATURED IN THIRD OF FALL FOREIGN MOVIES  “The 400 Blows” —

MARTIAL LAW IN CAPITAL OF ALABAMA   Negroes Go Home After All-Night Stay In Church

Montgomery Is Under Firm Grit 01 Martie 2 Law   Guardsmen, Federal Officers in Control After Bitter Rioting

Montgomery negro church attacked by screaming mob   Alfermathot ; “freedom riders” Susincidant

PATROLING RIOT SCENE   Attorney Genera Rushes Marshals To Stop Violence

Bus Riders, Church Hit By Violence   U.S. Wilt Beef Up Forces; Martial Law ts Dh ey

Order Is Restored In City   Steel-Helmeted Guardsmen Brea! Up Angry Mob

Guardsmen and U. §. Marshals Hold Tight Grin   Order Restored After Birmingham Mob Is Dispersed

1300 Men Half Violence In Alabama   Bloody Racial Rioting Brings Martial Rule

Martial Law Is Called To End Racial Riotina   More Marshals Sent In   Close Watch Kept on Montgomery  DECISION ON USE FEDERAL TROOPS BEING HELD UP

Uneasy Peace Maintained In Montgomery   Marshals, Guards Restore Order After Violence

Government Tells State to Control Mobs   16 Persons Seized: Attorney General Eves Prosecutions

Confessions On Two Burglaries Of Rural Homes   Other Cases May Be Solved as Result Of 3 Men's Admissions

Confessions On Two Burglaries Of Rural Homes  Other Cases May Be Solved as Result Of  i  en, ee Aue. LS

“We Do Not Want to Fight, but We Have Fought Before’  President Asks Big Hike in Military

AP Wir  REFUGEES READ ABOUT BERLIN SPEECH _   Highlights Of President’s Speech

Ex-Con And Son Lodged In Jail Plane Hijackers  Await Grand Jury Hearing In Texas

—GRAND JURY HEARING MONDAYAlleged Hijacker Ane Son Lodged In Jail.

Grand Jury Convened in Hijack   Boy, 16, Said More Dangerous Than Father

oe bettie aetna SCs WWwrstwvuwE  “Administration Attempts To Salvage School Bill

Potent Opposition  Begin Struggle fo Rescue Controversial School Bill

Delayed For Parochial Aid Administration Faces Fight ‘T. 0 Rescue Public School Bill

House Balky:   Administration Forces In Uphill Fight Tc Rescue JFK Aid To Education Meaacure

\Administration Forces Are Seeking To Rescue President’s School Bill

STRUGGLE LOOMS ON SCHOOL AID   Administration Men Plunge Into Drive To Rescue Pet Plan

FruLL OI RUUULE  Eilorts Launched To Save School Bill   HEAVY ATTACK

Start Struggle To Save Schoo! Bill in House   Democratic Leaders Look to President

Administration Forces Seek To Save President Kennedy’s School Bill

All But Swamped in Controversy Administration Fights To Rescue School Bill

Dems Seek To Rescue  School Bill   Dealt Blow By  Rules Committee

Personal Push By Kennedy Being Sought :   Sea of Controversy Almost Too Much For $2.5 Billion Megsura’

Favor Some JFK Proddin g Ue LRN NN NANT ANNA L NARADA,  House Leaders Looking  For School Bill Help

Administration Seeks To Save School Aid Bill   Rules Committee Balks; President's Assistance Sought

School Bill Faces Fight For Survival   Administration Measure All But Swamped In House

Begin Battle fo Save JFK's School Bill   Measure All but Swamped in House Meet

Sea Of Controversy Almost Swamps Kennedy’s $2.5 Billion School Bill

KLifective Sunday  Some 2.5 Million To Get Pay Boost Under New Law

Weatherman Promises State Much Sunshine   Digging Out Of Deep Snow

108 Workers Die In Czech Mine Hames   News Agency Cites Supreme Effort To Save Trapped Men

Townsend New President ‘Outsiders’ Given Control  In Shakeup At Chrysler

~TOWNSEND IS NEW PRESIDENT— Chrysler Taken Over  By ‘Outside Directors’

‘Outside Directors Take Control Of Chrysler Corp. For First Time

Emporia Weather   LIELTOLE:  Directors At Chrysler Helm  Outside Heads in Job

Outside Directors Take Chrysler Corp. Control;  Townsend Is President

sex Colbert Is Qube) 0. Mongols a ae Outsiders. Now Control Auto Firm

Outsiders to Control Chrysler   Name Townsend New President; Colbert Resigns

lowa Senate Passes Bill to Drop. County System in One-County School Districts

Names Board To Air Dispute; Move Delays Yardmaster  Walkout 60 Days

Labor Act Invoked By President   ‘Walkout Delayed Sixty Days For 6.000 Yardenactors

Job Idleness In This Area Called Acute   Substantial Labor Surplus Sectors Are Singled Qui

AFL-CiO Group Set to Tackle Maverick Hoffa   Meets Today in N.Y. To Discuss National Issues Facing Labor

Hoffa and Teamsters Union Major Problem of A. F.L.-C. 1.0. Chiefs

TAX COSTS ARE DISCUSSED  Gov. Welsh Criticizes Hoosier Lawmakers

 Courier-Times Staff Writer Vincent H. Hartley last night was named manager of Bristol Township. He is to serve under a two-year contract on a $10,(00 annual salary

Redistrict Bill Ruled Null, Voie   lowa Attorney Genera Says House Passed It Hlegally.

OEE ATT OTT TOT A eM OREN A RR ET  CITY COUNCIL CARRIES JABS AT INFLATION

World War I Vet, Attorney  Dudley H. Davis, 65, Dies; (Owner of Tenney Building

Storm Starts Early   t Bird Week Of Zero In Many Sections Snow, Cold Stagger Eastern U.S.; Sleet And Ice Deal Blow To South

Sub-Zero Temperatures  Snowstorm Sweeps East, Record Cold Continues

Middle West Blanketed By Snowstorm.  e Sébtarm i anvac   fowa Hardest Hit As Storm Leaves Four-Foot Drifts

Wide Areas Bear Brunt  Of Storm   Millions Made Miserable By Winter’s Grip

‘Eastern Half Of Nation Is Staggered—  Millions Miserable In Wide Below-Zero Area

P.C.HS: To Have Fill Day Session Aug. 28 Students Reminded To Get Physicals; Check Registration; Book Exchange

High School Will Open Mon., Aug. 28   Full Day Of School On First Day; Book Exchange Will Be Aug, 23-24 At High School

ee OS OL EE EE EGA I EO LIE a Lae  Sharks Spark New Pastime for  Boys on a Lark

On The Inside   ‘Just By The Grace Of God’  Adrift 10 Days, 2 Saved

Today’s Index   White House Applies Pressure  Strike Settlement tn Sioht

Authorities Fear Probe Will Be Long   Continue Search for Ole Car Reported Seen In South Haven Area

Push Search for Clues in  Girl's Slaying   Hunt Old Car Seen in the Neighborhood

Coshocton Ad Manager Dies  Tuscarawas County   Tuscarawas County Native Heart Victim

OAS Opens Dominican Inquiry —   Fact-Finding Group’ Will Probe Charges Torture Followed Death of Trujillo

Prentis Named to Tax Commission   Colburn to Succeed ‘Pete’ Smith

ArmsMoney Delayed By Senate   aati JURALY  Moves To Trim Defense Budget Rruched Acide

Way Clea In Defense  Fund Hike  Final Vote Of Senate Put Off Until Today

Fins al Vote E Xpec ted Tode ay  Senate Clears Way For Defense F unds

‘Decks Clear -For Arms_ ‘Funds Vote : Senate Finishes Action Today

Final Senate Defense Vote Slated Today   2 Efforts To Cut Highest Peacetime Budget Defeated

WEEKEND PRAVEL GUIDE  Bathing Beauties...Beasts... Boats... Take Pick

Through the OAS   2 Teen-agers Try To Elope, Fly Wron g Way in Airplane

Parade Wednesday Kvening Opens Granville-Westover ( Jeanup Drive

senator INCUDErger oay5 Some Hams Labeled ‘Juicy’ Likely To   Contain As Much As 10 Per Cent Water

SAYS EDUCATION OFFICIAL Kennedy’s College Scholarship Program Violates Constitution

Scholarship Plan Unconstitutional Claims Educator  Move Might Open   Move Might Open Door to Grants On Secondary Level

Public Notice   Selling an Old School (No. 31 in a Series) School Site, Building To Be Sold  Asa bite Accordian

You CAN Get Better Grades --VII     Knowing How To Listen A Must

YOU Can Get Better Grades Knowing How To Listen Is - Must in Class

ICC 9-1 Against  Cama Dail Fnainht JIGS ndil I rcigni  Rates for Shipping

Turbine Car to Get Mass Test  at   Chrysler Plans Consumer Stucy

lows VEHICLE DEATHS   Chrysler Shows Turbine-Driven Auto: Considering Production

Turbine - Driven Auto Displayed  Mass Production Being Considered By Chrysler

Chrysler Has Turbine Drive   Experimental Car Is Displayed; Consider Mass Production

cele  Get-Away Car Bogs Down on Snowy Rural Road  Nab Man After Bank Holdup

Armed escort to school  German youth ToS e eee eae  ai eT   German youth protected by British troops

Late Storm Brings Snow   Midwestern States Suffer Severely in Strong Winds

Snowstorm Hit Midwest, Up Tc 40 mph Winds  Weather Claims 16 Lives, Thousands Of Cars Stranded

Angry Berliners In Demonstration; West's Troops Are on Full Alert; Big 3 Preparing Sharp Protest

Brandenburg Gate Closed In Berlin   Situation Tense; Only Trickle Of Refurees Escape

Wants Operation Extended :   County Aid Urged  By Public Defender

U. N. Negotiations Fail To Sidetrack Cold War Issues  Communists Charge West Tries To Block Talk On Vital Matters

In The Mail Bag  THERE WILL BE  NO SWIMMING POOL  IN NEW HIGH SCHOOL WRITES SUPERINTENDENT

THERE WILL BE  NO ‘SWIMMING POOL  IN NEW HIGH SCHOOL waters Rupe nIEseNneNy  “In The Mail Bug

«She's Still The Actress:taminsmarsmmsismsss  Axis ‘Sally Exits Jail In. Flourish

‘Sally’ Ends  Prison Term  For Treason U.S. Frees ‘Voice’  Who Served Nazis During World Wa

‘Ayis Sally’ Free on Parole  Clears Prison   Clears Prison After 12 Years

bree Cn. Fare  Axis Axis Sally Released From Federal Prison After Serving 12 Years -

— EMERGES LIKE AN ACTRESS — ‘Axis Sally’ Goes Free After 12 Years In Jail

Cell Gate Opens For ‘Axis Sally’   Nazi. ‘Voice’ Teased Yanks During World War I]

Years In Jail Didn't Dim Luster : ‘Axis Sally’ Walks Out Of Prison With A Flair

KEEPS’ AUDIENCE WAITING  Nazis’ Axis Sally Leaves Prison’ With a Flourish   The News Today  ho Coenen bedaw fay hike 10 1041   A Summary-[ndex . for July 10, 1961

Berlin Positions Scouted by Red Allied Patrois  Both Sides Send Parties to Probe Other's Sector

Berlin border tension eases   Press-Courier's Margaret McGinnis reports on Berlin  {faaaoe Dana FA

Send Communist, Western Patrols fo Berlin Border On Alert for “Incidents”

IKEDA RIGHTISTS' TARGET _Tokyo Police Smash Plot To Kill Official

Foil Plot To Kill Jap Officials   Prime Minister And Other Pro-American Leaders Are Saved

Police Halt Plot To Kill J ap Leader   Thirteen Arrested For Assassination Attempt On Ikeda

Police Claim Police Claim Plot Smashed To Kill Jap Prime Minister

SMASH PLOT TO MURDER JAP LEADERS      Thirteen Alleged Conspirators Seized; Planned Assassinations In Belief Ikeda Couldn’t Stop Reds.

By Japanese Ulta-Rightists  Smash: Assassin Plot Against Premier Ikeda

— Prime Minister, Others Named —  Japanese Assassination Plot Smashed By Police

'ULTRA-RIGHTISTS ARRESTED - Plot to assassinate Ikeda. others foiled

Against Japanese Prime Minister core.  Pre-Dawn Raid Smashes Kececati  Plo

Against Japanese Prime Minister  Pre-Dawn Raid Smashes Assassination Plot

trench Undermining Congo Operation, U.N. Charaes   Nipped In Bud Plot On Japan's Ikeda Halted By Mass Arrest

Japs Smash — Plot to Kill Premier, Other  Conspirators Felt Gov't Incapable of Avertina Revolution

13 Japanese Arrested In Plot To Assassinate Ikeda AndOthers:NabWeapons

Tokyo:  Assassination  Plot Is Smashed  Charge 13 in Plan to Kill Minister, Leaders

Tokyo Police Arrest 13 in Death Plot  Mass Murder Against Ikeda’s

Jap Police Smash Assassination Plot  Premier Ikeda and Members Of Cabinet Called Targets

Conspiracy Also Aimed At Top Aides   Pro-U.S. Regime Believed Incapable Of Averting Revolt

Plot To Kill Jap Leader Smashed  Weapons Seized In Predawn Raids 12 Men Arrested

taint me itt we ee     Traditional: Vigilante Day Parade Is Noon Friday

Two Bandits, One Red-Whiskered, Gel $5,820 af a Bank   Men Throw Officers Off Trail By Switching from Truck to a Convertible.

FOR POSSIBLE CALL  Army Alerts 113 National Guard And Reserve Units

Fold 0 Wait Call Army Issues New Directives tn Berlin Crisis Reaction

Army Will Freeze 84,000 Enlisted Men in Service   113 Reserve Units Also to Be Alerted As Step to Build Nation's Power.

 Air Force May Hold 28,000 Men 111 Army Reserve Units Put on Alert

U.S. ARMY TO EXTEND DUTY TOURS   84,000 Affected By Decision From Secretary

Army Alerts 1] Reserve Divisions  Of Possible Call Up To Active Duty

Army Might Call: I11 Reserve Units Back Into Service  None Of Those Simin ata Would Be  tatpa meee ee Ie

Army Alerts LLL Reserve Units For Call  Air Force To Add 28.000 As Part Of  R211 .7 lon Tis on suieeeniaie

111 Reserve Units Face Active Duty  Warned by Army; 28,000 Frozen By Air Force

Army ‘Freezes’ 84.000 for Extra  Four-Month Duty  Alerting 113 Units In Guard, Reserve

Reserve Units Being Alerted  111 Units Involved; May Be Called To Ux U.S. Military Forces

Reserve Units Told They May Be Summoned  111 Outfits Could Be Part of Build-Up

Army Follows Suit — By ‘Freezing 84,000   National Guard, Reserves Alerted, Other Steps Taken To Bolster Service Prndran

YY ASSUME LOM.  Army Alerts 111 Reserve Groups   Units Told They MayBe Recalled to Duty

113 Alerted Units Include Texas Guard   Time of Call-up Depends On  Develooments

Laue EM SSL INS ee  Army Notifying 111 Reserve Units They May Be Called Up As Buildup Of Forces

£3,026 More In Reserves Also Alerted  U.S. Continues Buildup Due to World Situation

Army ‘Freezes’ Men Soon to Be Released   84,000-to Serve Not More Thon Four More Months; 113 Reserve Units Are Alerted: Six-Month Officers to Stov

JFK Opposes Resuming Nuclear Tests   Arms Buildup   Army Says 111 Reserve Units Face Active Duty

Army Tells I11 Units Of Possible Cal   Most Likely To Be Support-Type Outfits, Air Force Acts, Too

SEPTEMBER GAS BILL TO CARRY STATE TAX   Yrlated Stories, Pages 1B and 14

Little Chats On Public Notices   q angered q. 00 tL teese wy sewed coe tN Oe To Be P On Notice  (No. 1 im a series)

One Killer Still At Large  Insane Slayer Of Poet, 3 Others Captured After Hospital Escape

Arms Cut Talks Start  Is Sought  US And Russia Seek Means To Resume Parley

Educational Solutions In State Sought  Decisions On Vital   Decisions On Vital Issues Still Are Delaved In Capital

Ed Committees Meet Tonight tc Seek Solution  Pressure Mounts to Get Mining Bills into Sannte

stage Gas oF ght At Wall  Beet And Wlact len WUlatar Carnann And       East And West Use Water Cannon And Tear Gas After Youth Demonstration

Water Cannon And Tear Gas Battle Staged   Club-Swinging West Police Stop Crowds  Before Wall Reached

Group Is Halted; Tear Gas, Water Fight Develops   Nightsticks Used To Stop Youngsters Rushing at Gate

Security Need Necessitates Wall Build-up   Memorial Procession To German Unity Erupts into Rout

Then Tear Gas Battle Starts   Police Use Clubs to Stop Youngsters

Club-Swinging Police Drive Hundreds Back   Tear Gas, Water Cannon Battle Follows Between East and West Police; 200 Grenades Thrown.

Latins Call for 20 Billion in — Foreign Funds  Long-Range Progran   Long-Range Program of Development Is So. American Aim

Latin Nations  Ask $20 Billion  Cuba’s Guevara Hits U. S.—Anti-Castro Exiles Interrupt Meet

Cuba s Guevara ATTACKS U. 9....  Latin American Nations Seek 20 Billion Dollars

Titov Gets Heros Welcome   Victory Seen For Aid Bill   eee SM ETENE  $20 Billion Sought For Kennedy's Aid Program

Latins Ask $20 Billion  In Decade    Demonstrators Attack Cuban Representative

More Voice Asked in Planning  Action Comes After Cuban  Dennuneciation

Latins Want $20 Billion In 10 Years   Fists Fly Is Uruguay Session After Cuba’s Guevara Blasts U.S,

_-Trate Exiles Attack Cuban Speaker Latins Want $20 Billion Aid Spread Over 10-Year Period

U ree Funds For Period  Ot 10 Years   Cuba’s Economic Leader Lambasts  Kennedy In Talk

Latins Make Aid Request  $20 Billion Asked Of U.S.. Other Nations In Plan

$20 Billion Sought for Americas   New Resolution Urges Latin-American Nations To Prepare Programs

5 Nations Advance  Resolution   Would Tap U.S. Other Sources For 10-Year Plan

$20 Billion In Aid Sought  For Alliance   RILLION FIGURE   U.S., ALLIES TO ASK MEETING ON GERMAN)

Funds Sought For Kennedy's 10-Yr. Program   Governments Urged To Get Long-Range Plan Ready in 18 Mos.

\fo Finance 10-Year Development ee  Five Latin Nations  ‘Ask $20 Billion Aid

Fund For Kennedy's Program   Latin American Nations Urged To Get Ready

Five Major Latin Nations Back Up Kennedy Aid Plan   Cuba’s Guevara Lambasts U.S; Gets Stiff Heckling from Cuban Exiles.

Latin Nations  Seek Billions   Foreign Aid Sources Asked To Put $20 Billion Into JFK Proqram

The Urge To Conquer -  * -* * —  Boy Steals Big Bus   West Virginians Ready For Outings, Picnics   Labor-Management Violence Is Out: Barron

JFK, Rusk Confer Today  Top-Level! Appointments, Foreign Policy Organization Chief Topics

Kennedy in Conference on  Dollar Drain   Meets West German Envoy to Explore Gold Relief

KENNEDY, RUSK IN CONFERENCE   New State Chief Meets Boss After Testifying to Solons

Kennedy Meets With  Brentano:  Gold Drain Discussed With German Aide

Retains Ike's Aides Kennedy, Rusk Confer on Foreign Policy, Action on Trouble Spots

Kennedy Calls In Rusk About  Foreign Plans   No Sharp Departure In Policy Indicated Rw New Secretary

Kennedy. Rusk in  Meeting   Hope to Decide On Top Aides; Discuss Crises In Cuba, Laos

Kennedy Meets Rusk. Appoints 3 Two Kept On   In High Posts For Defense

Retains 2 Ike Regime Officials   Gets Reports Of Study Committee:

No Big Shift In Foreign  Affairs Due   2 Ike Appointees Being Retained by New Administratior

Kennedy, Rusk To Confer On Foreign Policy   Organization Matters . Also Coming Up At Talks In Palm Beach

President-Elect Rusk Discuss Foreign-Policy LBJ to Conduct Saturday Meet

Kennedy Turns To Problems in Foreign Policy  go. £..., «MASA OD.eeL

Rusk - Kennedy Confer on Foreign Policy: Sec. Disturbed Over Cuba

Kennedy Confers Today with Secretary OL State-Deciqnate Dean Rusk

Kennedy, Rusk Huddle In F lorida; No Drastic Changes In Policy Seen

Kennedy, Rusk Confer On Policy, New Posts   - Gudeman, Chicago Banker, Named Undersecretarv of Commerce

Foreign Policy Charted Today   Rusk, Kennedy Meet on Problems  After Sassion with Senctors

Two GOP Administration Leaders, Joseph Charyk, Thomas Morris Retained

Rusk Meets Kennedy In Policy Talk   Secretary-Designate Sees Possibility Of Summit Parley

JFK Ponders Flow of Gold Overseas   W. German Ministe: Meets President, Treasury Officials -

No Quick Departure In Policy   Meeting Today With Rusk To Discuss Plans

Kennedy Talks Foreign Policy With Secretary   By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Kennedy Confers  On Reds   Sees Ambassador To Russia, Rusk, Security Adviser  This Morning

“No § harp Departures” ....     Kennedy and Rusk Discuss New Foreign Policy Plans

No Drastic Changes Held Likely   Secretary: Quizzed By Senators on Cuba, Red China. Airmen

Rusk, Kennedy Are Conferring In Palm Beach   2 Administration Officials Retained

NO SWIFT CHANGES EXPECTED Foreign Policy Strategy Due Kennedy-Rusk Study

KENNEDY TALKS WITH DEAN RUSK   “New Secretary Flies Yo Palm Beach; Tells Senate He Plans No Policy  _ Changes.

See CHOICE, Page 2   Kennedy and Rusk Discuss U.S. Policy, Organization

Senators Hear Rusk Testimony On Global Aims   Kennedy Announces He Will Retain Two Eisenhower Officials

Kennedy and Rusk to Confer   Discuss Foreign Policy Problems in Palm Beach

No Changes Expected For Present  Organization Problems Also Under Studv

Kennedy, Rusk Hold Foreign Policy Talks   Kennedy Converts $10 Million Assets Into Government Bonds

No Immediate Departures Are In Sight   President-Elect To Confer Saturday With Johnson

Foreign Policy ls Studied By Kennedy, Rusk   Johnson Will Arrive In Florida Saturday To See Kennedy.

Latest Soviet Maneuvers To Be Considered   Kennedy Meeting With Top Advisers

Kennedy, Rusk Discuss Foreign Policy Problems   R. Kennedy Appointment Defended By Democrats

Kenedy, Rusk Review Foreign Policy Problems   Secretary-Designate Indicates There Will Be No Swift Change:

Assistant Cashier Admits Embezzlement  $2 Million Gone At Bank in lowa

She Had a Way...’ Prominent Woman Is Jailed In Embezzlement of $2 Millon From Iowa Bank

$2 Million Involved In Embezzling   lowa Town Is Dumbfounded By Woman's Arrest

Inside...     Sshetdon, fowa Community Shocked Conservative Woman Assistant Cashier  Admits Embezzling $2 Millions From Bank

Pakistan Chief Arrives For Kennedy Meet   President, Secretary Expected Rugged Argument During Meeting With Khan

JFK, Pakistan President Slate 3 Days of Talks   Kennedy to Hear Asian Leader's Complaints About Ll. 5. Policies.

Asian Leader Angered Over U.S. Aid Policy   Declares Country . Shows Favor To Neutral Nations

Pakistan Head Given Welcome By President   Guest Expected To Voice Complaint: About U. S. Policies During Talks

Pakistan Leader Here To Argue On U.S. Policies   President Khan Arriving Today In Washington

Pakistan Chief Visits Kennedy   Will Air Complaints Over U.S. Policies

Ayub, JFK Meet   Pakistan President Expected To Protest U.S. Asian Policies

Ayub Likely to Give Kennedy Sharp Debate  Favoritism to India to Be His

t Geotiiia University  No Resuméaaifh OF Incidents That Led  ai Ge seudents, Back. .

Storm Moves Into Wisconsin   Many Points Virtually Paralyzed By Up to 10 Inches of Blowing Snow

Toughest Punch  Paralyzes Most  Nearby Counties Motorists Urged To Avoid Tryina   Motorists Urged To Avoid Trying Highway Travel

Huge Storm Paralyzes Southern Wisconsin   Traffic Is Tied in Knots; Motorists Are Warned Off Roads

Mrs. Kennedy and Two Children Leave Today for Palm Beach Easter Vacation

REBEL CAN'T SCUTTLE THE SANTA MAPIA   Brazilians Guard Hijcelred Liner Against Pirate's Threat; May Return Ship To Portugal.

News of the World in Brief  Urge Exchange Cleanup   Donates Park   Sukarno Says No

American Stock Exchange Plans Reorganization:   Changes Urged: By:Committee

Stock Unit Suggests Revisions  Probers Call For Exchange Revision

Revision Of No. 2 Market Is Approved Stock Exchange Plans Reforms   Now Me Can Vote.. ..  Man Jailed 23 Years  Receives His Pardon

Exchange Launches Revision   American Stock Exchange Committee Says Changes Needed

Woman Climbed Through Pile of Bodies ‘To Escape Nazi Burial, She Tells Court

Witness Tells Of Being Shot By [Nazis, Falling Into Mass Grave, Then Fighting Way To Survival

Victim Airs Escape From Grave  * * * * * * * x * * * * * * * *  Fy... ¥ Ww 7 Yu eRe r ws 0   Jewish Woman Testifies At Eichmann’s Trial

‘Castro Backers Picket U.N.   Penfagon Keeping Tight Lip On Red Space Shots.

U.S. Tracking Effectiveness Kept Secret   No Disclosures Forthcoming On Achievements   BURNED OUT

Keeping Information Secret—  Tight Lip by U.S. on Red Space Shots

Integrate Or Close   Private Restaurants Become New Battleground For Neqroe:

Adlai Passes Up L.S. Senate Race  Stevenson Promised A Bigger Part In U.S. Foreign Policy

Stevenson considering Senate race  tm i> on, ie   GOP Senate Republicans’ leader Dirksen

STEVENSON WILL REMAIN WITH U. N.   Declines Bid To Rue In Ihincis; { Is Promised Bigger { Policy Role

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Stevenson May Enter

Stevenson To Pass Up  Senate Race  U.N. Envoy Promisec Binaar Bala in   U. N. Envoy Promisec Bigger Role In U. S. Foreion Policy

Stevenson May Run For Senate  Talks With Kennedy Today; Decision Will Come During Month

Adlai Will Remain As  U.N. Envoy   Decides Against Illinois Race, With Presldent’s Approval.

United Nations:  Stevenson Will Remain in U.N  Passes Up Senate Race For Foreign Policy Role

Adlai To Stay In U. N. Post   Will Not Run In Illinois Race For Senate

Stevenson Won't Run  For Senate   Is Promised Bigger Role In Shaping U. S. Fereien Polievy

Adlai To Stay At His Post In United Nations   Kennedy ‘Delighted’ At Decision Not To Rut For Hi. Senate Seat

Senate Race Under Study  By Stevenson Consults JFK, Asserts He May Oppose Dirksen

Stevenson  To Remain In U.N. Post  Chief U.S. Delegate Passes Up Chance

Adlai Considers Senatorial Race   Discusses Move , With President

Adlai Decides To Stay   Promised Bieser Part in Foreign Policics

Discusses Suggestion With JFK   Chicago Mayor Daley Proposes He Seek Dirksen’s Seat.

Stevenson Shuns Senate Contest  x kek ok & ¥ * HM ¥ 4 -* » x 4 4 »  Kennedv ‘Deliohted’ By Decision To Keen tN Pact

eranesitnannenea(ressnarensnqusiapaiia "  ADLAI MAY RUN AGAINST EV

Adlai Stevenson May Run Against Everett Dirksen  Chicago Mayor Urges Stevenson To Seek

Adlai Studies Possibility of Senate Battle   May Seek Office Held by Dirksen

A Curvaceous, Feminine Spring  Is the Message From the Sondheim Showine

Pre-Session Study Plan Approved   Liberals Agree to Talks On Redistricting, Want Taconite Issue Deferred

Two Negro Waifs Find Plush Home   White Man Wants Te Adopt Orphans

$100 Million Wager On Hole In Ground Pays Off Handsomely On Titan Missile

COUNTDOWN AT BASE UNDERWAY  Chances on U.S. Space Hop Good   LAUNCHING, PERFORMANCE IS PERFECT  Titan Missile Pays Off

~ $100 Million Gamble Pays—Missile s Shot From Underarot      [Missile Moisture Leak ‘Caused Downing Of B52

Weatherman Boosts Space Shot Hopes   On Inside Pades   In $100 Million Gamble . Titan Launched From Underground Shelter

Expensive Titan Missile Test Is A Success  First Firing From   First Firing From Underground Site Is Made Wednesday

$100 Million Gamble Pays Off In Flight of Titan Missile Fired From Underground Silo

Titan Missile Shot From Silo  $100 Million Gamble Pays Off Handsomely

Whitey Ford  Is Superb In Yank Vietory   Today's Series Tilt Sees Raiph Terry Against Joev Jay

GOP Backs Kennedy On Laos Stand  Leaders Indicate Support For  Pracident

Strong Stance Getting Wide Endorsement  GOP Senators  Support Kennedy ttn a hee J —_ a se

You'll Find It   Vn otrong Laos otand-- Kennedy Wins GOP's Backing

NEWSPAPER OFFICE HIT      erence fee ARERR An rea eerNARoeabe in aaticenincietRen ner insane Annette  Bandit Team  Grabs $62.981

People You Know   MERRILL WOMAN — AND FARM BUREAU LEADERS TO TOUR  WPRCLITIA CT TAahw TF fT

People You Know   S ' MN ON MERRILL WOMAN AND FARM ‘BUREAU LEADERS TO. TOUR  tLe sy a lt es pec aa as . © Burry

«WERE SCHOO! Neep:  ‘CHEROKEE BOARDS OK’S AREA FOR KINGSLEY — PIERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT

While School Keeps   Cg BS CHEROKEE BOARDS OK’S  AREA FOR KINGSLEY — _ PIFRSON SCHOOL) DISTRICT

realth Officer Says     Garbage Control Program Is ‘Grossly Inadequate’

‘Deplores Publicity’     Dr. Richards Raps State Health Board’s ‘Inadequate Support’

Ships Ordered Not To Board Pirated Liner U.S. Planes Keep Constant Vigil Over Santa Maria Headed For African Coast

‘Santa Maria Heading Toward Africa Hurricane Hunter Planes Fly  Vigil Over Hijacked Liner

One Admits Taking Part In Robbery   $59,000 Found In Apartment Of Paroled Man

Junta Rule In Algiers Is Extended   DeGaulle Takes Strong Police Powers and Calls Emergency.

$296,413 And He Hadn’t Seen ’Em Run -  xx*r xx«rtk xen  IRS Rebuffed On Race Winning;

No Explanation In 10 Weeks Mystery Still Shrouds Fatal Nuclear Reactor Accident

FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION   Heavily-Suited Probers Study Arco Atomic Blast

New Arms Cost May Set Mark   Speculate Defense Budget Revision May Hit $2 Billion

 May Add $2 Billions  Revised 1962 Defense Budget May Be Near Korea War Peak

Defense Costs For Year Seen Topping Korea   Additions Expected To $42.9 Billions  Given ta Canarace

New U. §. Defense Budget May Top Korean War Peak  Changes By Kennedy Administration Hint 9 DM finn Ine vacca

Challenge Contained In Report  Dixie Called On-To Boost Higher Education Effort

Deputy Superintendent Says .. .  More Legislation Needed For School Reorganizing

U.S. Determined  Berlin Air Routes Must Be Kept Open, Says Zuckert

Luckert Cites Determination ———_-__  Berlin Access  Rights Upheld

U.S. Firm on Berlin Air Lanes   Air Force Chief Says Rights Can And Will Be Held

U.S. Determined (n Air Access   Zuckert Firm On Flights Into Berlin

SEC. ZUCHERT SAYS  U.S. Will Maintain Air Access Rights To Berlin

U.N. Considers More Power For Forces In Congo   Tshombe's Actions Bring New Crisis

Powell Gets Senate Nod From Daley   ‘Still Needs Kerner Support '* To Run, “Speaker Says.

‘Bowles In’ Africa   ‘East Germany kaots Wer Over Berlin eo Anti-Communism Groundswell Seen

Surprise Snowstorm Hits Midwest; Snarls Traffic Throughout Ohio Valley

Confession of Tulsa Slaying ls Repudiated   Youth, Wife of Victim Are Held

NO RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE WITH TROOPS   U. S. Jeeps And Truck: Move Across Soviet Occupied Territory   COMPROMISE MAY BE WORKED OUT

Berlin to Helmstedt U.S. Troops in Battle Dress  Travel Through Soviet Zone

Intentions Of Russians Given Test   Troops Travel In Battle-Ready Array, Helmets

Yank Convovs Move Across Red Territory  Movement of Troops y ESAS ise) streams ore cma ne sag   Movement of Troops Without Interference Follows Other Action

Reds Do Not Interfere With Jeeps   Armed U.S. Troops Move Across Soviet Territory Unopposed

Attended by Telephone Diploma Awarded to Boy  Who Never Attended Schoo!

From Our College  FIVE EXCELLENTS  — RECEIVED BY COLLEGE — FORENSICS TEAM

Khrushchev’s Voice May Not Be Effective In Southeast Asia   Chinese Reds Appear To Be ‘Independent Of Soviet Action

Beckoned. By Hope And Driven By Fear :  ‘The Refugee.. -AMan Who: Can't t Go slain Aasir

Battle Looms On Kennedy’ ‘ School Stand   Catholic Leaders Say Proposals In Congress ‘Unfair’

Veterans Picket Nielsen’s Home   Radical Meeting At South Haven Fizzles Out

Republicans Cool to Kennedy Ideas   President's First Few Days in Office Packed with Actior

More Algerians Riot in Paris  Mass Deportations Begin  As 4,000 Battle Police

LATEST REPORTS OF SPORTS WORLD “OFFERED. DAILY : — Pages 34. 35.       Rioting Persists In Paris

LerustS riot 10 oecure UUDaA 110s  Uruguay Police Arrest 131 Reds

Police Nab 131 Reds In Uruguay  Party Offices Raided After Demonstration

Police Seize 131 Reds In Uruguay  Seek To Check Drive Against Break WithCub:

Uruguayan Police Nab Leftists   Army ls Mobilized To Check Further Benionstrations

Day in the Life of JFK Busy and Longs   By MERRIMAN SMITH UP! White House Reporter

A Day With The President...   By MERRIMAN SMITH TP White Honce Rennrter

One o- . 7's liaater Days “<eeps -im ‘Ciairiec’ ~o O--ice nti” Amost 8 av Nigit   _ One of . 2's -ignter Days Keeps ° -im Crainec’ 70 O--ice-snti” A.most 8 at Nigit  K&K Dav: With Ken-eay Shows US. Pres’ ‘cert Keeps Busy

The OBSERVER’S White House Reporter Spends A Day With  The President Of The U.S.A.   ceria * . By MERRIMAN SMITH  TIDT White Wanca RPannetar

LPI Reporter Spends Full Working Day, Ll Hours, With the  Chief KF xecutive.

Kennedy Urges Depressed  Avon Defense Contracts   Alliance Continuation Macmillan Visit Goal

Air Force Looks To All Of Outer Space   Secretary Zuckert Cites Advances By Soviets In Conquering Space Problems

PRESIDENT PRAYED. TOO   On The Inside   Ist Time Since President Taft  ‘Bard’ Takes Bow At White House

Political Heir Of Lumumba Trained Bv Communists: Smart And Ruthless

Led By US., West Rallies Behind Daa   Lumumba’ s Political Heir Said Smart And Ruthless

Antoine Gizenga, Lumumba Political Heir ls Smart, Communist-Trained Politician

LEADS UNION REVOLT Asks Federal Support In Escape From Hoffa Rule

Possibility Seen That Welsh May Not Order Cut In State School Aid

 ‘We Have Waited Long Enough” Man Might Be Sent Into World Orbit In 90 Days

Before the Judae   ILLINOIS MAN GIVEN THREE YEAR SENTENCE  FOR TREE TRIMMING CONSPIRACY HERE  Trio Obtained $1,500

Before the Judge   ILLINOIS MAN GIVEN THREE YEAR SENTENCE  FOR TREE TRIMMING CONSPIRACY HERE  Trio Obtained $1,500 From Le Mars Homeowner

Deputy Slain at Lake Delton  Police Chief Badly   Police Chief Badly Wounded by Three GQunmeanin Car  —

Officer Slain After Stopping Motorists   Another Wounded; 1 of 3 Gunmen Hurt in Accident

Contrary To Report By Castros  Revolt About To Collapse, Commies Say   CAN CASTRO FIGHT LONG WAR? And Why Has He Been So Silent?

IN TIME OF GREAT NEED  Residents Come to Aid of New Ulm Fire Victim

3 DIE IN FLAMES Money, Clothing Pour In For Fire-Stricken Family

RESIGNATION IS OFFERED   Finan Wants To Step Down As Democra tic Party Chairman

ey  First Texas General Sales Tax Likely       Death Of Veteran Solon Delays Special Session

On Money Matter ‘S  tiene  Extra Session Of Legislature Opens Today

Episcopalians Want Church Merger Talk   Delegates Approve Parley On Reunion Of 5 Denominations

STALEMATE STILL WORRY   Kennedy Will Review Matters At Council Meet

US. Restates Readiness on Laos Parley   ‘Fighting Eases Off as Soviet Airlift Reported Lessened

rlaqnes racked     Americans Quitting Cuba As U.S. Cuts Relations

viay U.3y MITZONS staying  . ; Russian Tourists Arrive — As Americans Leave Cuba

Evacuation of U. S. Nationals. Moves Quickly   Outgoing Planes and Ferries Packed on Leaving Havana

Zero Weather Due Here 2 More Nights   Girantic Cold Wave Sovreads Over Eastern Part Of Na tion; Alaska Warmer Than Southland.

X15 Rockets to Record 3.370 m.p.h   - Experimental Ship ‘Breaks Own Speec “Mark by 296 Mile:

Demo Schoo! Aid Bill Goes To Congress   Measure Provides $2.3 Billion Over Next Three Years

Congress Gets Federal School Aid Measure   Kennedy Sends His Proposed Legislation

School Aid Bill Sent  Congress  Measure Asks $2.3 Billion Over Three Years

Congress Starts On School Legislation  Sennte l andere Annaunce Actian Ta Ra   Senate Leaders Announce Action To Be Speeded On Kennedy’s School Aid Bills

Kennedy's School Aid Bill Offered  President Sees ‘New Level of Excellence’

Democrats To Speed Education  Measures Raille Offered   Bills Offered Té6 Provide Over $2 Billion In Federal Aid

School Aid Bill Sent  To Congress   Leaders Prestict Speedy Action On Kennedy Program  By GARDNER L. BRIDGE TWACTIINGDART 7A DP,

Measure On Schools Sent lo Congress  bimades Dian £, tt,   Kennedy Plan Calls For $2.3 Billion In First 3 Years

Labor Secretary Optimistic After Seeing Jobless Areas In 5 States

Labor Secretary, Back From Five Stete Tour, To Visit More Jobless Arans Sean

Unemployment Situation  Goldberg Plans Visits. To Other Tight Areas

Labor Secretary Expects to Visit Distressed Areas In South. West.

On Inside Pages   Goldberg Planning More Spot Checks of Joblessness Areas

Massachusetts Depressed Areas in Next Goldberg Tour   Labor Secretary Completes Check  Of Hard-Hit Cities in Midwest

$5.5 Million Is Asked For Education   Would Assure 180 Days Of Class And Pay $5 Per Pupil

Diligent Digger Night Work Doesn't Pay Of For Jobless Airplane Pilot

Digs His Way Into Prison   Diligent Delver in Hurry to Spend Loot. Is Caught

Fis Goal Was ign...  Diligence of a Ditch-Digger Found to Be Not So Admirable

Fine Old .American Tradition  Pilot Really Digs His Night Job. At Bank

EAST GERMANS STEAL TRAIN TO FREEDOM   Speed Past Startled Communist Guards Inte  West Berlin   SEVEN DECIDE TO RETURN TO EAST

E. Germans  Seize Train, Flee to West  Well-Planned Plot Hastened hy Report

25 Germans Steal Train Kor Kseape   Engineer Leads Refugees To Safety Of West

Engineer, 24 Others Make Good Escape  Refuaees Flee East by Train

Daring Railroad Engineer, Friends Roar Hijacked Train to West Berlin, Safety

SURPRISED POLICE FIRE NO SHOTS Hijacked Train Roars Past Red Border Guards In Run To Freedom

25 Germans Hijack Train AndRoar50MilesAnHour  To Freedom: SevenReturn

Voting: Machines in Tobago   Daring R.R. Engineer, 24 Friends Hijack Train, Roar Past Guards Into West Berlin

Seize Train, Escape From East Germany   Engineer Takes 24 Friends On Dash To Freedom.

H  Refugees from Communism  25 Speed Past Guards In Stolen E. German Train

DARING YOUNG MAN   FRAINE INNS Pee EN TVR ENS  E. Germans Sieal Train, Flee to West

E. Germans Go West In Stolen Train   U. S. Troops Cross Unhindered Despite Vaque Red Threats

Man Hijacks Train, Roars To Freedom   Daring Engineer Takes Relatives, Friends To West Berlin

Steal Train And Speed To Freedom   95 FE. Germans Ask Asylum In West Berlin

Escape Unbearable Life see Seize East German Train,  Roar Past Border to West

25 East Germans In Daring Escape   Hijack Train, Roar Past Border Guards

Berlin Reds Startled As Group Flees   Daring Engineer Hijacks Train To Escape East Zone

East Germans Steal Passenger Train  And Escape Past Startled Red Guard

Daring Railroad Engineer Hijacks Train And Roars To Safety By Guard.

Train Cracks: Berlin Border   Daring Engineer and 24 Friends And Relatives Smash to Safety

Engineer, Family Steal Train, Crash Communist Barrier Into West Berlin

Hijacked Tra Roars Past Border Taking 25 E. Berliners To Freedom

Germans Hijack Communist Train  Engineer, 24 Others Cross Border Safely  Into Western Sector

Train Stolen: 25 Flee From East Germany   Engineer Brings Friends, Kin

25 Hijack E. German Train And Escape To West   U. N., Katanga Air Forces Clash   Fighting Rages For Second Day At Congo Sevesebosiiat Capital

East Germans Hijack  Train, Gain Freedom   Engineer, Fireman And 23 Passenger Say They Are Refucees From Reds

‘Rush to Freedom  ! ° ‘ se ‘Engineer, Friends Hijack  ° ;  ‘Train, Roar Over Border

25 East Germans Seize Train, Roar Into West Berlin   U. N. Abandons Headquarters—  Katangans In Victory Claim

Search Goes on Near Superior For Ex-Convict   Police Use Dogs to Look for Man Name: In Murder Warrant

Hounds, Posse Trail Killer   Superior Railroad Yards Combed for Slaver Wivson

Test Case Victory Prompts Justice Department To Take Action Against U.S. Drugeists

Test Case Clears Way for Government Price-Fixing Action Against Druqaists

Believe-It-Or-Not Crash... Three Planes Collide At 22,000 Ft., No Lives Lost

Suggest U.S. Aid Freedom Fighters   Train And Supply Guerrillas To Help ToppleRedRecimes

"Sauce for the , Gaose' Proposes Guerrillas Be U.S. Trained to Battle Red Regimes

General Urges That U.S. Train Guerrilla Force   Would Aid Rebels  Against Communism

Drive Planned To Aid Storm Victims      LBJ Arrives To View Storm-Damaged Coast

Worker, Mad Becaus: He Was Fired, Kill Supervisor And Wounds Two Other Men

IN BERLIN CRISIS  Western Allies Rule Out Any ‘Counter-Measures’

West Agrees Not To Employ Countermoves In Present Berlin  Crisis, Real One Is Still Ahead

Allies Hold Up Retaliation   East German Trade, Travel Not Banned

East Germany Red Regime Preps For Long Blockade   Western Allies To Use New Strateay On Crisis

Anti-Red Religionist Refuses To Yield AWOL Marine Seeking Refuge WithHim

— AWOL Youth Under Wing — Wealthy Keligionist Challenges FBI Men

Wealthy Religious Leader Vows He'l Meet Any Force   19-Year-Old Marine Says Corps Infiltrated With Immoral Actions

‘History To Be Read—Not Dabbled In’  Philadelphia Preacher Trying To Get Britain To Pay Redcoats’ Bill

Minister Files Bill for Church Fence British Redcoats Destroyed Back in 1778

$756,000 Worth Of Firewood  Minister Wants Redcoats To Pay For Fence

Fence Made Kindling Minister Cautioned On  Sending Redcoats’ Bill

Shades of the Revolution  Payment Asked for Fence Redcoats Burned

But Daily Express Spoofs Idea— British Treasury ‘Considers’  1778 Bill For Old Church Fence

‘Redcoats’ Did It.  Pastor Asks British to Pay For Fence Burned in 1778

Shively Honored At Program On Command Change   Lt. Col. Bowers Is in Charge as 400 Men Report for Start of Active Duty Tour

Distressed Areas Proposal Cleared  Committee Acts on  Aid-to-Industry Plan

Nine Persons Are Injured In Tr ratfie  Loeal Man Critical After 3-Car Crash On Route 40 West

3 KILLED, 25 INJLRED  Gas Explosion And Fire Rocks  Two Pennsylvania Communities

Lost 5 Days, Man Survives  70. Vr Old Annencec Stalking Bear With Fish

IN DEX:   BEAR-LY MADE IT ca . . . Frail Fisherman Survives 5-Day Ordeal in Silent Adirondacks —

Aged Man Survives Five  Days In Wilds   Feeds Fish to Threatening Bear, Eats Toad, 4 Life Savers.

LOST IN Veoods oO Da  Elderly Man Finds Way to Safety After Adirondack Mountain Ordea

MEETS HUNGRY BEAR  \Fisherman, 79, Survives ' Five Days In Adirondacks

79, Survives Wilderness  Lost Fisherman Lives In Adirondack Ordeal

Lost Man, 79, Survives 9-Day Ordeal In Woods; Appeases Bear With Fish

CHARMS BEAR WITH FISH  Wilderness Whipped By Frail but Wiry Angler

‘Charms Hunery Bear With Trout Catch Angler, 79, Survives 5-Day Ordeal in Adirondack Mts.

Grim Five-Day Battle For Survival In Adirondacks Is Won By Man, 7‘

— TROUT KEPT BEAR AWAY — Fisherman, 79, Lost Five Days, Survives

Charmed Bear, Ate Raw Toad  Frail Old Man Survives  Five Days!nMountains

Rugged Fisherman, 79, Survives Five Days of Wandering in Mountains

FENDS OFF BEAR, EATS TOAD 79-Year-Old Man Roams 5 Days  in Mountain Wilderness, Survives

ATE CANDY, RAW TOAD—  Elderly Man Alive After Five Days Lost in Woods

With Little to Eat, He Lost 11; Pounds  Frail Manof 79 Survives Five Daysin Woods and Swamps

Rugged Old Man, on Fishing Trip,  Tells of Harrowing Experiences

IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Kennedy, Nehru have wedged extra meeting into schedules   Niscanreemen?

N ANY VIEWS ARE ALTERED   Nuclear Testing, Berlin Given Leneth Airings

JFK, Nehru Disagreeing, Meet Today   PARTY GROGGY FOR '62-'64 CONTESTS  GOP ‘Punched’ in Tuesday's Vote

President, Nehru Are Disagreeing  In Their Talks  A Way Of Achieving  Nuclear Test Ban Is Cause Of The Dispute

JFK, Nehru Still at Odds   Two Leaders Remain Divided On How to Achieve Nuclear Test Ban

Kennedy. Nehru Seen Still At Odds  Over Achieving Nuclear Test Ban

Kennedy, Nehru Talks Leave Split      DeGaulleSetFirmly Agains Western Feelers to Soviets

Leaders Hold U nseheduled Talks Today   Prime Minister Wants Voluntary Testing Restraint

Kennedy Nehru In Meeting  An Addition  £ ase 2... . . 2   An Addition To Original Schedules

Kennedy Sees  Nehruin 3rd  Talk of Series President, Indian   Still Disugree on ~ en  or ee 

 Session Added To Schedule   Nehru, Kennedy Cover Wide Rance Of Topics

INehru View On Test Ban NotChanged   Kennedy And India Leader Talk Over Knotty Problems

No Agreement on  Nuclear Test Ban Kennedy and Nehru Have  Evytra Moatinga an Proakhlam

Kennedy, Nehru Hold Extra Meeting; Seek Nuclear Test Ban Agreement

BUT THEY STILL DISAGREE  Kennedy, Nehru Meet For Third Discussion

President, Nehru a Third Round Of Meetings Today  Biggest Disagreement Between Two Leaders Is Over Nuclear Tests

JFK, NEHRU HOLD ‘EXTRA’ MEETIN(   Disagree On A-Tests As Nehru Wants Voluntary Moratorium With No Controls On Rus-sians.

This Senate Session  State Re: apportionment Plan Seen Too Late For Action

Kennedy shifts emphasis on shelters from private to community projects

Hard Cash Hike In West Berlin For Commuters  No Decision Yet On the Amount

YOU CAN'T BEAT SOMETHING WITH NOTHING  Cuban Disaster Ought To Teach U.S. A Lesson

SHARK ENDS TEST   Marshals Expected  Five Negroes Attacked In Mississippi City

Mine Explosion Takes Lives   White Youths in Attack On Mississippi Negroes

> Negroes Beaten at McComb   Try to Get Food At Bus Station; Whites Attack

Racial Issue Flares Again in Mississippi   Federal Marshals May Be Sent to McComb.

500 Ex  nected:   ef... 4 @a fe L: wECONA MASS DU i7 is Planned For Teday

POLICE READY “FOR SIT-INS   Hagerstown. Restaurant: Plan To Serve Demonstrators

3-Day Fete Officially Open  Largest Local Crowd AtSteelmark Parade

Rusk Opens Delicate Talks With Gromyko  we... ALTA’ 2 LIECUTITAWeYp

Pair Slated To Discuss Top Issues   Berlin Crisis Seen As No, 1 Problem; Dean To Warn Red:

Rusk, Gromyko Launch Effort To Find Basis For East-West Negotiations.

U.S. Opens Talks With Reds   Rusk Faces Tricky Diplomatic Move Against Gromyko

Rusk, Gromyke Meet For First Crisis Talks   If Successful, Heads-Of-State Parley May Follow

Rusk, Gromykc Continue Fight on Berlin Issue  Diplomats Have bide Tole titel el (are   Diplomats Have Luncheon Date and Discussion

Rusk, Gromyko To Have Start of Series of Meets   Seek to Find Out Positions on Berlin

Rusk Meets Gromy ko On Vital Issues  Cold War Talks Tx Be Centered Mainly

Rusk, Gromyko  Open Talks   Rusk Reported Adamant About War Dangers In Berlin Dispute

Rusk Begins Meeting With Soviet Envoy  Seek to Determine  H Russia Wants . a en ee oS eee

‘Dangerous Diplomatic Maneuvers  © sete ee ae Fg   Secretary Ready To Sound Out Soviet Over Berlin Huddle

Rusk, Gromyko Start Berlin Crisis Talks   Conference Series Is Exploratory i ature

Rusk And Gromyko Open Talks On Delicate Berlin Issue Today      To Find Out If Soviet Union Interested In Compromise

Tricky task of sounding out Soviets   Rusk, Gromyko feel each other out on Berlin

Cold War Talks Are  Underway   Rusk, Gromyko Open Conference On Berlin Crisis

BERLIN MAJOR CONFERENCE SUBJECT   As Rusk And Gromyko Begin Parley In N. Y.  SEC'Y OF STATE   Reported In Adamant Mood To Warn Russians Anew Of War Dangers

Rusk-Gromyko Parley Opens   U.S. Sounds Out Reds On Crisis in Berlin

Rusk, Gromyko Open Talks on Critical Issues   With Advisers in New York Hotel

Rusk, Gromyko to Open Series of Cold War Talks   Rusk’s Two Points

Rusk, Red In Series Of Cole War Talks   Discussions Due To Continue Into Next Week

Need Agreement First — U.N. May Play Some  Role in Berlin Crisis

Rusk To Open Talks Today With Gromyko   Secretary Probing Soviet Views On Rerlin Comnramice

Delicate Talks On Berlin Oper   Secretary Rusk, Gromyko Launch Series of Parleys on Cold War

Big 3, Bonn To Reassess As Proposed  Soviet Union   Soviet Union Rebuffed on Unilateral Talk

West Allies Seen United At Sessions   Prepare To Meet  y??  .  “Any Erhergenc  In Berlin Sector

GOP Charges White House Gag Rule   Bridges Claims Adm. Burke Forced To Cut Out Criticiem Of Buc

‘Action by U. S. Revised His Plans .  ‘Czech Delegate Leaves for Home To Escape Deportation as Spy

Czech Dodges  Deportation  In Trip Home   PRESSING FORWARD   WANTED TO DEFECT?

Czech Spy Figure Will Leave U.S.   Accused Diplomat Bows To Pressure As Status Revoked

Escapes Deportation ds Opy.  Czech U.N. Delesate Leaves for Homeland

Czech Diplomat  Bows fo Pressure  Accused Spy Makes Air Reservations

Accused Spy To Fly Home  Czech U.N. Delegate Nacvalac   Moves to Eecane Denortation

Nacvalac Flees U.S., Avoids Deportation   Czech U.N. Delegate Accused as Spy Leaves Countrv of Own Accard.

Czech bows to rressure   UN envoy flying home to escape deportation

Czech ‘Spy’ to Fly Home   UN Delegate Nacvalac Bows to U! Pressure to Escape Deportation

Czech Envoy Flees as Uncle Sam Aims Boot   Official to U.N. Called Top Spy in America For His Red Nation

Accused Spy to Fly Home   Nacvalac Bows to U. S. Pressure, Arranges Plane Ride

Czech Bows To U. S., Will  Return Home   Delegate To U.N. Will Return Home Today To Escape Deportation As Spy For Communists.

Czech Diplomat. Accused as Spy, Wiil Leave U.S.   Bows to Pressure, But His Case Will Be Pushed in the U.N.

BOOKS FLIGHT ON AIRLINER TONIGHT   Bows To Pressure To Es cape Deportation  DIPLOMAT      On U. N. Mission Changes Mind After First Refusing To Depart

Czech knvoy Heads Home, Avoids Ouster   Charged As Spy, Status With U.N. Mission Revoked

Herald Correspondent Reports On Berlin  Says Little People Brought On Crisis

‘OF COURSE THEY HAVE AMMUNITION IN THEM  A Hard Time Believing That Its All Real

Wrapped Up in Daily Living Berliners Can’‘t Believe The Tension Is Rea!

Reality Hard To  Believe   For Berliners Watching Two Rival Powers

They Talk Of Records, Vacation; One Weeps  Just Another Day, Residents Of Berlin Might Say

One Assassin Of Dominicar Ruler Slain   Government Claims 3 Others Captured; Leader Still Free

One of Trujitlo’s Assassins Killed, Three Captured   ‘Plot Against Dictator Reaches Right Into ‘Presidential Palace

Chief Trujillo Plotter at Large, One Assassin Killed, 3 Captured

Claim One of Trujillo's Killers Shot   Accused Head of the Plot Still at Large

Mastermind Still Loose 'Dominicans Gun Down 'Plotter, Arrest Three

Dictator’ s Son Leads Crackdown. .  One of Trujillo’ s Killers Claimed Dead, 3 Captured

In Wake Of Trujillo Slaying  Four Assassins Caught, Mastermind At Large

Alleged Killer Slain; 3 Others Under Arrest  Fey PoLTeey L en es   Mastermind of Plot Reported Still at Large 

Trujillo Killer Slain, 3 Cauaht   Accused Leader Is Still at Large

Dominicans Say Assassin ls Shot Dead   But Mastermind Of Death Plot Still At Large

Suspected Assassin Slain In Manhunt For Murderers Of Dictator R. L. Trujillo

Claim One Assassin Is Slain =.  ‘Mastermind In . Frujillo Case. Still At Large

Mastermind Still Sought — One of Trujillo’s Slayers Reported Shot

Assassin Of Trujillo Shot, 3 Captured  c thief Plotter At  “Fs 6h (li   Chief Plotter At Large; Dictator’s Son Leads Manhunt

One “Assassin Slain: 3 Others Said Captured   Dead Dictator’s Son Directs Manhunt In Dominican Republic

$3 Per Month Estimated -: Texas 'Oldsters' Get Pension Boos:   UH State Aid Bill Fate Could Be Known Friday

Mercury In Northeast Plunges Again Snow, Sleet, Freezing Rain From Plains Spread Toward East Coast

Four Killed In Crash Of Plane At Huntington   Detroiters Die As Light Plane Falls

3 Killed In Fire  At Hotel   Smoking of Guest Is Blamed for Blaze

Smoking Said Cause of Bad NY Hotel Fire   Three Killed Nine Hurt, 400 Routed In Mavflower Fire

Yankee Pair Seized With Armed Ship  One Boasts Of Plot Against U.S. Regime

Back Cause Seeking U.S. Overthrow   Mexico “Detains” Four Aboard Yacht Loaded With Arms

Katanga, U. N Involved in Anary Clash  OOS ag FEO ee,   Belgian. Adviser Forcibly Seized, Sent to:Europe

DISTRICT SEEKS MANDAMUS WRIT  Commissioners Challenge State School Tax Levy Law

Rayburn View  Social Whirl For Birds’   Saddened By Rayburn’s Death  Kennedy Begins Four-Day Trip Through Wes’

Three Men For Space—No. I  His Name Will Be A Part Of History   Rv HOWARD BENEDICT

Ohio Born Marine Lieutenant Colonel May Get His Name in The History Books   Bv HOWARD BENEDICT

FHS Band Boosters Seek $3200 Funds   AManNamed Glenn May Rocket Into History Books Via Space Flight

‘Portrait Of A Spaceman: ‘Col. Glenn ‘Ready’ For  Ist. Man-In-Space Attempt

Castro Again Asks For Tighter Belts  Growing Shortages Plaque to Regime

Water Big Subject for City Council   Parliamentary Mixups Prolong Meeting, But Issues Are Resolved

White House Parlors Are Re- Furnished   Mrs. Kennedy Gets Antiques   JFK May Visit Venezuela And Colombia Next Month

Bland County . May Close Its. Public Schools   “$40,000 Needed To Finish Term

Industry Aid Plan Rejected   Constitution issne Put luo By Safle Edge

Testifies At Coroner’s Inquest  Thompson Is Placed Under SpecialGuard

REFORM SCHOOL HEARING WILL OPEN THURSDAY   Frederick Won't Let Brutal. ity Report Probe Become a Circus.

REFORM SCHOOL HEARING WILL OPEN THURSDAY      7 CERES Mea a Frederick Won't Let Brutal  ity Report Probe Become  : a Circus.

Teenager Versus School....  Court Battle Slated On Ducktail Haircut

DeGaulle Will Ignore Action  Taken By U.N   French Sources Say President Protests Plan

Fugitive Trio ls Captured In This Area  Desperadoes Rob   Desperadoes Rob Filling Station South of Lawrence

Fugitive Trio Is Captured In This Area   Desperadoes Rob Filling Station South of Lawrence

+6 Lontinue Contest In‘Suprome Court, Ha Says  Montoya Fails To Produce Bond Fand In Election Fiaht

German Reds Use Violence On Refugees   All Efforts In Vain As Flow Goes On

‘Forest Fire Sweeps Over Claney, Alhambra      German Refugees Flock Into West Berlin

State Dept. Denies Approaching W.Germany About Negotiations   On Access To Berlin

Pilgrims Retrace Pathway of Christ  Jerusalem’s Weather  Chill, Mostly Cloudy

§.E. Asian Countries To Huddle   Vital Session Monday At Bangkok at Top In Importance.

Youth Killed By Gunshot At Crucible   16-Year-Old Lad Accidentally Shot By Companion

Hastens Eligibility For Parole Hastens Eligibility For Parole Governor Reduces Sentences  Of Henderson Mill Strikers

Hastens Eligibility For Parole Governor Reduces Sentences  Of Henderson Mill Strikers

Nehru Danger In Test   Indian.Leader  Main Speaker At Nonaliaqned Meet

Offers Accra For Meeting  sanisisi taleap ees aieniesiiaiaataniaianisianianianiniinneninaia  Nkrumah Calls For JFK, Khrush Talks

Cites Danger To Humanity   Ghana President Gives Views To Conference

“Neutralist” Conference . .     Ghana's President Voice: Strong Opposition to Tests

Tells Nonaligned Nations Testing Increases Peril   Ghana's Chief Also Shocked; Urges JFK, Khrushchey Meeting

Nehru Deeply Regrets Soviet Bomb Decision   World Brought te ‘Brink of War,’ Indian Leader Savs

Vries beduer Urges oUmmMiT meering  Neutrals Criticize Both East, West

Nonaligned Nations Concerned Over War But Attack West Colonialism

Ghana Head Shocked by Russian Test  -_=T   Neutralist Urges — Kennedy To Meet With Khrushchev

Shocked By Tests Ghana President Calls For Kennedy - Nikita Talks

Ghana Presiden Shocked by Red Nuclear Testing  Uraes Pres. Kennedy   Urges Pres. Kennedy, Khrushchev Have Talk

Meeting of Top Leaders Urged   Nonaligned Nations Hear Ghana Offer Site for Session

Nkrumah Stung At Nuclear Test By Soviet Union  Continue To See  Peace In Our World

‘Big Danger’ Said Facing Humanity Now  Ghoane President Give   Ghana President Gives Views At Conference Of Nonaligned Nations

WORLD IS JOLTED BY REDS’ MOVE   Russia Target Of Indignation And Protests   Nehru Warns War Peril Real

Russia's Decision Is Regrettable, He Tells Neutral Nation Parley.

Shocked Tone Pervades Meeting of Neutralists   Nuclear Test Resumption bv Soviets And Colonialism Main Topics

BRACERO AND WORKS BILLS ARE CLEARED   Big Foreign Aid Measure Major Remaining Issue

Adjournment Draws Nearer   Rapid-Fire Action May Enable Legislators To Quit Tonight

Glenn Is Chosen  For Space Trip Tentative Date: set Ene Nar -90: Ranart

School Fund Deficit Set At $11,153   Cafe Shortage In Henry County

U.S. Drafting Plan For Total Disarmament   McCloy Discloses Proposal Will Be Ready This Fall

Vast New Disarming  Plan Set   McCloy Reveals United States Plans Proposal

Cloudy    McCloy to Discuss Idea With Allies US. Preparing Arms Cut Plan

COMPLETE, UNIVERSAL New Disarmament Plan  Being Prepared By U.S.

U.S. Preparing Disarmament Plan: McCloy   Ready This Fall,   Ready This Fall, © It Will Be Offered At World Conference

U.S. Works On Arms Cut Plan   Com prehensive Pro posal To Be  Ready in Fall

McCloy Reveals U.S. Preparing Full Disarm Plan   Ready This Fall, Kennedy Advisor Asserts in N. Y.

(Crime opree Ends  Farmwife Outwits Desperado,  ‘Other Groceries Real Quick’

Gives Up When He Is Outwitted By Farmwife   Car Driver Shot to Death During Battle With State Trooper

Two Killed, Three Wounded ....     Desperado Captured: After  Crime Spree in Missouri

California Gunman Captured   Desperado Sought in Slaying of 2; Held in Missouri

Two Persons Slain 18-Day Crime Spree Over For Youthful Desperado

Week-Long Manhunt Ends Farm Womantalks Desperado Into Surrendering to Missouri Police

Elusive Slayer Gives Self Up   Missouri Farmwife Outwits Desperado

Uutwitted By Missouri Farmwife  California Gunman’s 18-Day Crime Spree Ends

2 SLAIN, 4 WOUNDED IN GUN FIGHTS   Cape Girardeau Killer   Gives Up To Farmwife After 3rd Battle, Escape In Cop’s Auto,

Quick Thinking Farm Wife Trips Up Desperado   Douglas Thompson Nabbed Near Poplar Bluff After Eluding Police 18 Days.

Gunman’s 18-Day Crime Spree Over  Desperado Accused In Two Slayings Talked  Into Surrendering

Carry Long-Range A-Rockets — Soviet Claim Fastest  Fleet of Nuclear Subs

A_LOOK NEXT DOOR  Canada Seeks Separate Economy   By MAX HARRELSON

Looking at Canada:  Trade Affects U. S. Economy   Ry MAX HARRELSON

New Orleans Boycott Is Cracked   Father Tired Of Secing Boy Do Same Work

McVonogn No, 7  Third Grader Breaks Boycott Of New Orleans Grade School

"School Boycott Is Cracked as Boy Shows Up   8 White Youngster Enters McDonogh

Holland Boy Still Sought In Slayings   Search Swings To Upper Peninsula

Police Press Hunt For Woman’s Slayer - -   *~**  Syracuse Employer Queried In Death

Blasts Navy’s Business Ways; Would Fire Nearly Third Of Navy Officers

“Pepper-Tongue” At It Still Rickover Scores Navy Business Methods And  Military Academies

Adm. Rickover Says Navy Run in Way To Ruin Any Business Without Money To Burn or Forger; Would Boot Brass

Rickover Hits Navy With Hot Salvo; Roasts Officers, System. Academies

Intelligence Misealculated Castro Capabilities Before Cuba Invasion

To Head Off Terror OAS Asked to Send Watchdog Team to  Dominican Republic

OAS Group Set-up By Committee  Wave of Terror "Feared Building In Tele Rennhliin

U.S. Asks OAS Send in Team Of Watchdogs  Hears of Killings And Tortures of Trujillo’s Foes

U.A.W. Pushing For G.M. Accord   Hope For Contract Before Deadline

veet Daddy’Talks End; Strength ys U.5. Late: IMmpresses President  oO AAcife.

Mrs. Jones Had Served For 20 Year:   Registrar's Office To Remain Closed Unti} Cammissioned

OK Seen On Funds For Education   Gov. Lawrence Also Has Caustic Remark: For GOP Leadership

Court Petition Is Filed—  St. Louis In Uproar Over Female Barbers

Side Orders Jet Planes Swipes Into Katanga War   Flee Elisabethville As Fighting Starts

Goldberg: In Full-Fledged Recession’   Asks for Bipartisan Support of Program; Sees Hard-Hit Areas

Goldberg Proclaims Full-Fledged Recession, Urges ‘Bail-Out’ Support

Goldberg Sees Areas  Of Jobless  Labor Secretary   Labor Secretary Warns United Action Needed

Goldberg Sees Deep  Recession   Labor Secretary ‘Touring Nation’s Depressed Areas

Goldberg Regards  Recession Serious   Labor Chief Tours Unemployment Areas, Uraes Bipartisan Support In Crisis

American Lenir Reported Dead In Moscow  William Z. Foster Niece At Ane RO   William Z. Foster Dies At Age 80

$493 Million Budget Voted by Assembly  College Salary Hike of 12 Per Cent OKd

Unanimous OK Given Despite Bitter Debates   Present Form Would Require Additicnal Tax

Air Force Chief Cites Grave Threat   Russia’s Man-in-Space Is Challenge; Back B-70 Bomber Proarqm

Plan New Meet Of Laos Princes   Coalition Regime For Nation Planned

Delay Action On Shorter Hours Dover To Vote On One-Mill Operating Levy In November:

Communist Police Comb Berlin Border in Search For Refugees: Catch Two

For More Profit-Sharing Reuther Snubbing Big Three In Labor Talks

UAW Chief Adopts New Strategy   Snubbing Big 3 Automakers For Time Beina

Union Chief Snubs Big Car Makers   Reuther Believed Planning To Use American Motors As Pry Against Big Three

Union Leade: Snubs Top 3 Auto Makers  Reuther Courts AMC In Effort To Reach New Goals

Reuther Seeks AMCContract  ee... £. me   Snubs Big Three Auto Makers for ‘Inadequate’ Offer

President of UAW Snubs Big Three, ‘Courts American Motors in Stretch

UAW Chief. Snubs Big 3 Pact Offer   Called Inadequate By Reuther; Woos American Motors

New Coat for Chesty Lion   Missiles Near Lawrence  Atlas Base Is Cleared

Sales Tax Enthusiasm Grows Dim   Sponsor Says Support In Senate Committee Shows Weakening Sian:

Sweethearts All. Try Campus Pool   Mass Fear, Repression Grip Cuban Residents

Behind the ‘Palm Tree Curtain’ —  Fear, Repression Still Rule Cuba

Pattern of Communist L’tctatorsnip .  Teaene anal Repression Still Rule in Cuba

Inside Today's Times   a RMU ML Mu        SHH eI ar LVR SHI te eee tear ET  Repression Grip

Where To Find It   Fear, Repression Still Rule Cuba, Correspondent Says

 — CASTRO HAS FULL CONTROL — Returnee From Cuba  Tells Of New Tyranny

   Diplomatic Immunity and Churches Violated  ‘Chaos, Communism, Fear and Repression Now Rule in Cuba   (By RICHARD VALERIAND

AP Writer, Back From Cuba, Reports Fea And Repression Still Rule Island Nation

MERE GEESE  “Fear. Repression, Red Dictatorship Behind ‘Palm Tree Curtain In Supa

Castro Tyranny Is More Fearful Than That of Batista As Reign of Terror Spreads Over Island

Communist Pattern Emerges in Cuba— Fear. Repression Behind ‘Palm Tree Curtain

PMEPSEEE NT MPRPGrOrsrip ne,  Jails Are Full And Terror Walks The Streets Of Havana, Newsman Renorts

Red Dictatorship Set Fear, Tyranny Grip Cuba Tn Aftermath Of Invasion   By RICHARD VALERIANI

Pattern Of Dictatorship  Jails Are Full And Terror Walks The Streets Of Havana, Newsman Renorts

Returning Newsman Says Fear And Repression Still Rule Cuba   Re RICHARD VATLERIANT

Pattern Of Communist Dictatorship  sete anise ARR RAR RNR Rh Ee  Freed Newsman Tells Of Fear In Cube   By RICHARD VALERIANI

Fear Ruies, : Soviet Style, Inside: Guba.   7 Fornier Newsman . Tells Of Life Behini Palin Tree Curtain

COMMUNIST PATTERN EMERGES Fear, Repression Rule Cuba  Since Abortive Invasion

inree weexs After invasion-- Fear, Repression Still Rule In Cuba   By RICHARD VALERIANI

Warnings On Rivers In S. Texas  Downpours Hit Laughlin AFB, Leakey

In Albany, Ga.   More Arrests Threatened  if Demonstrations Go On

—- As Demonstrations Continue In Albany ——  Police Warn Of Arrests

560 Arrests Made In Georgia City   More Will Be Made if Demonstrations Continue, Warning

Auto Sales Tax Called   Minnesota Dealers Say Andersen’s Proposal Would Harm Business

Proposal Branded Discriminatory —  Car Dealers Oppose Excise Tax

US Cost O} Living In May Drop It May Regain  Record Level This Month

Soviet Union's Feat Could Bring Nearer Time When Satellites Drop Bombs

Troops From India Land In Congo : UN Troops Ask Release of 30 Missionary Prisoners

Malayan Troops to Seek Freedom For 30 Missionaries” Shaam its Cfo

Malayans Heac For Kivu Province  Seek To Negotiate For Freedom Of

Jemands His Peace Treaty, But... Khrushchev Will Give Berlin Guarantees

Ready To Give ‘Guarantees’ ‘K’ Set On Plans For  Ik. German Peace Treaty

Khrushchev Stil Insists He Will Sign Peace Pact   Tells Italian Premier He'll Give Guarantee

 After Session With Fanfani  Talks to Settle Berlin Crisis ‘Opportune, Premier Agrees

Nikita Says Berlin Talks Opportune   Italian President Says Khrushchev Feels That Settlement Possible.

Don't mistake will to parley for weakness   Khrushchev, Fanfani talk on Berlin crisis

In 2-Hour Talk With ltaly Boss   K Tells Fanfani Berlin Discussions Are ‘Opportune’

Italian Statement Says Fanfani Warned Soviet Boss of Dangers of Unilateral Action

Says Berlin Solution Possible   You'll Find...   At Paris Confab Will Urge Strategic  Berlin Defense Plan

Cambodian Says U.S Will Back Phouma   Harriman. To Convey American. Position. ~~ To-Laotian Leader In Paris This Week

U.S. Reportedly Ready to Suppor! Laos Neutralist   Cambodia Prince Says Souvanna  To Get Backing

rll = imcTease ...  Cost Of Missile Tracking Station Still Indefinite

$200 Fine Is Assessed On Each Visitor   60-Day Suspended Sentences Also Imposed By Court

But Leaders Indicate They Won’t Give Up Efforts at Bus Integration

‘Freedom Riders’ Fined And Lectured   60-Day Jail Sentence For 27 Persons  - Suicsendeds By Jackson Municioal Judae

Group to Stay In Jail Rather Than Pay Fine   Judge Convicts Each For Breach of Peace: One Charge Dropped

Group Decides To Stay in Jail Rather Than Pay   Appeal Is Made At NAACP Rally For ‘Equal Rights’

“Riders” Fined In Mississippi   [wenty-Seven Pay $200 Each, Given Suspended  Sentences in Jackson

27 FREEDOM RIDERS ‘ARE FOUND GUILTY      RANSOM DEAL FOR PRISONERS STIRS HOT NATIONAL ARGUMENT

Mississippi Judge Levies Fines Of $200   Says They Sought Violence, Evaded Provisions Of Law

Not In Interest Of Public Safety, Welfare"— Lawrence Vetoes Bill Limiting License Suspensions To Speed

lraqis Reported on March  Forces Moving   Forces Moving Toward. Kuwait

DUBOIS SKIES TODAY   SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2?   SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3

Rusk Denies Position Of .Pathet Lao   Says This Represents New Idea Of Soviets And Not Basis On  Which 1° S Yavwsted

Agree to Open Political and Military Talks   Delegations Hope to Set Up Coalition Government

Rivals Agree to Open Military, Political Talks   Conference Sunday Aimed at Setting Up Coalition Reaime

Talks Set To Begin On Sunday   Rusk, Gromyko Fail To Settle Their Dispute

Meet 70 Minutes  Geneva Peace Parley Facing Further Delay  BULLETIN

Cease-Fire Document In Laos Signed  Military, Political   Military, Political Talks Open Sunday Tn Ban Namone

Cease-Fire for Laos Is Signed   Rebels, Government To Talk About Peace

Full-Scale Talks Begin Sunday Aimed At Setting Up Coalition Government

Groups Agree fo Full-Scale Political Talks  Wa nt to Se nd  Bhew*fiad 1 wnbhim   Want to Send Unified Laotian Clan to Geneva

Full-Scale Talks Due To Start   Unified Laotian Delegation To Geneva Possible

All Factions Pledged To Respect Pact  AT... €C.,4 FT.   May Set Up A Coalition

CEASE - FIRE IS SIGNED IN LAOS TODAY   Start Parley Sunday On Naming Delegation To Geneva Where International Talks Are Stalled.

Officials Seeking To Form Unified Geneva Delegatior   Decision Comes After Sessions In Schoolhouse

Two Groups Agree Upon Cease-Fire  : ee ee   Document Signed By Government, Pro-Communists

3 Factions Slate Talks  For Sunday   Conference Aimed At Setting Up Coalition Regime

Native Factions Reach Accord On Cease-Fire   Meanwhile In Geneva World's Big Powers Continue In Dispute

Commercial Club Meeting Will Be Held Thursday   Business. Session And Committee Appointments On The Evenina‘’s Work

Commercial Club Will Hold First Meet Of Year   Officers For The New Year Will Be Elected; Business Meet Follows

Commercial Club Meeting To Be Held Thursday   No Program Scheduled As Many Business Matters To Be Heard

P 2OcIGHHEeS Ried ene  2 New Jersey Women Found Slain Police Arrest 2 Men as Suspects

PLANNED FOR MSC_AT BOZEMA)  Opposition Develops to US. Forest Research Lab

Opposition Develops  Education Board to Decide Fate of MSC Forest Lab

Budget Requests Are Big Problem  Committee Is Facing Big Pruning Job To Cut Off $112 Million

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT      Babson Discusses Purchasing. land in Europe

Couple to Celebrate 25th Anniversary; Wife Is Only 34 and Has Had 9 Children

MARRIAGE CAUSED UPROAR IN 1937 Tennessee Woman, 34, Celebrates  Her 25th Wedding Anniversary 

Zoth Anniversary at 54  He’s ‘Never Been Sorry He Took 9-Yr.-Old Wite

She's a Good Mother-- -of 9  9-Year-Old Bride's Marriage Nears Quarter-Century Mark

Child Bride, Now 34, Mother of Nine, Hasn't Had It Too Bad, Says Husband

/ Bus Burners fo Stand Trial Next February   Jury Does Not Agree on Terms of Verdicts

Suspected Killer Is Arraigned; Surrender Brings Huge Nationwide Manhunt fo Enc

nite Killer-Is Arraigned; Surrender Brings Huse Nationwide Manhunt fo End

WALLEY WIDE Suspected Killer 1s Arraigned; Surrender yAtLEY Wipe  Brings: Huae Nationwide Manhunt to End CLEARING  DL

‘Belly-Buster’ Plunge Back Cracks Plane’s Windshield  X15 Makes Record Flight Into Space

X-15 Climbs 40 Miles in Space, Makes ‘Belly Buster’ Plunge Into Atmosphere

X15 Shoots 40 Miles Into Space   Aireraft Establishes New Record

- ANOTHER CONGO sHOWDCWN DUE —  ‘Tshombe’ s Cabinet Balks At Unity Pact

Three Bodies Of Red Cross Aides Found   Chief Delegate, Two Assistants Located in Katanea Grave

Reunification Plans Jolted by Katangans  Cabinet Refuses to Approve, Pass  Bawar tn Aceambliu

Body of Swiss RC Chief Foun  a. a ae   Two Assistants Also Discovered

Unity in Congo Faces Another Major Hurdle   Katanga Cabinet   Katanga Cabinet Refuses to Act on Tshombe’s Pact

In Katanga  RED CROSS SWISS CHIEF IS SLAIN      Shallow Grave Yields Bodies  Aleaar Simanat

Red Cross Chief In Congo Killed   Bodies of Two Aides Also Are Discovered

Red Cross Aide: Slain In Congo   Katangan Grave Reveals Olivet’s Fate

Leopoldville: ' Congo Unity  Hopes Jolted By Cabinet   Body Says It Is Incompetent to Act on the Pact

Congo Unity Hopes Jolted By Katanga  Move Of Cabinet Seen Step Toward Rejection of Pact

A New Showdown Is Coming Up In Troubled Congo  Katanga Regime May Reject Pact Between  Tshombe And Adoula

Another Showdown Refusal by Provincial Cabinet to  Act on Unity Pact Shakes Congo

4  NEW SECESSION SHOWDOWN IN        Trouble Looms Over Pact Ratification

ADOULA SETS DEADLINE  Katanga Cabinet Says It Won't Approve Pact

 Life’s End.  EWIN DAUGHTERS — “OF GERALD HAGAN'S EXPIRE AT BIRTH.

Whites Jump Integrationists at Bus Station  Violence Rocks Moataomery

Bloody path of violence  in Alabama   Police resort to tear gas after hours of rioting

Bloody Race FightErupts In Alabama   200 Whites Hit Bus With Racially-Mixed Campaigners Aboard

Tear Gas Used To Check Wild Attack on Bus   Several Injured in Montgomery Battle

Last Day of Summer  Snow and Cold Front In  West-Storm Moves Out to Sea

U.S., Soviet  Brass Talk  Tn Berlin Russian Wants  To Discuss CNT aay al TWssadteew nc

COMMANDANTS HOLD MEETING   Watson And Solovyes Confer In Western Sector Of Berlin

Caucus Fight Facine Demos For House Job  Rep. Bolling Plans   Rep. Bolling Plans To Seek Leadershin Post of MeCormack

House Leader Fight Brewing   Missouri Democrat To Vie for Position

House battle is likely over floor leader   Bolling to seek no. 2 post in high command

BOLLING. BEGINS FIGHT FOR POST   Kansas City Democrat Say: He Will Seek House Leadership.   CHALLENGES A SLATE   Rep. Carl Albert of Oklahoma Had Been Selected for Position.

Rayburn’s Death Aftermath — House Democrats Face Floor Leader Contest

Democrats May Fight Over Job  Contest Is Seen for Rayburn Successor

Missouri Rep. Bolling Will Oppose Rep. Albert for Leader in House

House Leader Fight Brewing  ri Democrat   Missouri Democrat To Vie For Position

Battle Over Floor Leader Looms  ~*~ wk &* * x wk & * ek ke we x kk k& &  Bolling To Challenge Albert For No. 2 House Syot

Three Nations Rush Help To Stricken City  175. Mile Per Hour Wind Leaves Steady Rising Toll

68 De ad In Hondur s; 2 Natio s Ru sh Aid  ‘Hattie’ S ‘Death Toll Mounts

Aircraft, Ships Rush Aid To  Storm-Ravaged Tronical Port   Death Count Mounting Steadily

Fly Supplies To Victims In Honduras   62 Persons Reported Dead in Disaster From Hurricane Hattic

Hurricane Death Toll 62, Rising Steadily   Order Martial Law To Head Off Widespread Looting

Death Toll Mounts In Honduras   Belize Reduced To Rubble By Fury Of Worst Storm

Toll mounts  Rush aid to stricker British Honduras   By FRANK BEATTY United Press Internationa!

Death Toll Mounts  Planes and Shins Rush Supplies Te Brifish Honduras

supplies Rushed To Nation Hit By Hurricane   Toll Of Dead And Injured In British Honduras Rises: Martial Law Ordered

Weather   HELP RUSHED TO STORM-TORN BELIZE  Vso. Col } kad .][  "Fh O1AlR. COA. COP ne DT OAK lelesertd 1fi{i AhrAath Lilarwealace

Honduras Hard Hit by Hattie; Toll Is High  Manu Hamalace nce Mareicecane   Mony Homeless as Hurricane Leaves Big Piles of Rubble

VISIT HOLY SITES  3,000 Israeli Christians Make Annual Pilgrimage

36-Hour Christmas Truce     Christians End Annual ‘Pilgrimage to Jordan

Stump juror regrets her vote in affidavit filed by Riley McManus   16 affidavits   Burglar rescues four, is pardoned

Cites Reasons Verdict Must Be Dropped   Juror Regrets Choice; 15 Non-Jurors Back Motion with Affidavits

Skipper, Passengers Trade Blame Charges   150 Passengers Were Aboard Ship That Capsized Off Buenaventura; 21 Lost

Scores Die  As Vessel  Capsizes Captain Blame  Passengers Thaw Deanactnem

Soviet Fighter Draws Near  US Airliner   West German Fighter Strays In 2nd Incident

Stricter Law Urged for Controlling Fund Solicitations in Pennsylvania

Reds May See Talks  on Berlin   Horassment May Result from idea Held in Moscow

Moscow May Be Anticipating High-Level Talk   Parley Could Let Steam Out of Crisi. At Berlin Borders

Moscow May Expect Kar iy  Berlin Talks   Border Harassment Viewed As Grab Before Parleyving

Would Explain. Harassment Moscow May Be Expecting High-Level Berlin Talks

Kennedy Lands In  Caracas   President Undaunted By Threats, Praises Venezuelan Rule

JFK Brings High Praise. To Venezuelan Chief's Democratic Government

President Flies Info Country Facing Threats   Conference Slated With Betancourt; Armed Guard On Hand

JEK’s Tour Moves Along   Kennedy Flies To Venezuela: Betancourt Highly Praised

Undaunted by Threats ... Kennedy Anrives in Tense, ‘Security-Enforced Caracas

Praises Betancourt for ‘Democratic Rule After Decade of Dictatorship

JFK, Jackie Arrive Safe In Tense Caracas   President Praises Betancourt; Security Guards Stand Poised

CITY 1S TENSE AS KENNEDY ARRIVES   President Undaunted By Leftist Terrorists  BIG TURNOUT   Of Venezuela Officials ~ Most Residents Of Cap jtal Prepare Welcome

Group Designed To Search For New Industries For  Cleartield Is Organized

oie Dept. Announces .. .  Four Firms Will Share Clarion Shortway Work

Highways Dept. Announces . . .  Four Firms Will Share Clarion Shortway Work

Louisiana Tornado Kills Baby, Hurts 37   Demolishes 80 Homes, Chews Path 12 Blocks Long

Syria Revolt Staged by Army Chiefs   Attempt to Break Away From Nassei Egyptian Contto!

CEASE MakeR, OFC UE  U.S. Marines Are Alerted For Possible Task In Laos

Democrats Would End Coalition  House Convene: Today And ChLawdawn  ‘Lal

Rules Committee Argued By House Democratic Leaders  Determined To Break  Conservative Grip

House Leaders H ope to Break  Grip on Rules   Coalition Power Could Be Broken By Two Methods

Marsh Marble 3209   Karen Gets No. 1 Position For Regional Spelling Bee

John R. Stengele Killed On Street After. Leaving  Woman’s Apartment. Juke Box War hid  gested. ey

RIDDLED WITH EIGHT GUNSHOTS   John R. Stengele Killed On Street After Leaving Woman's Apartment. Juke Box War Suggested.

Murder Linked To Machine War  Juke Box Dealer Slain In East St. Louis

$741 Millior Postal Rate Boost Asked   Program Includes Regular, Airmail Letters and Cards

Big Auto Firms Stand Pat on Offer to UAW   Union Hikes Pressurc Of Strike Threat on General Motors, Ford

Big 3, Union Standing Pat  UAW Files Charges Against GM With  Notional Reard

Strikes Are Threatened ....     ‘Big Three’ Auto Companies Stand Pat on Contract Bid

Big Three Stands Pat On Offers   UAW Centers Fire On Ford And GM

‘Big 3” Stand Firm On Pact Bids To UAW   Union Seeks Better Offer Or Threatens Strike Movement

Big 3 Stand Pat On New UAW Offer   Contracts At Plants Expire Next Thursday

Auto Big 3 Stand Pat On Offers   Under Pressure far ‘Something Better or Face Strike Action’

Zenda Man Is Held For $1.52 Slaying   He Overlooked $500 Widow Had Hidden In Basket At Home

Capital Improvement Referendum  Public Bonds Business-Like: Favorable Vote Is Predicted

Air Force Alerts. 7 Guard Units   7 Ohio Air Reserve And Guard Units In ‘Advisory’ Notice

_ Missouri Outfits Included Air Force Alerts 71 Units  For Call-Up in Emergency

IFITNESSES FACE PROBE     Blind Man Who Can’t  Drive Is Named Driver

Tear Gas Used On Mob After Gate Is Closed   Need Entry Permits For Vehicles Going To East Berlin Area

East Germans Adding Devices To Halt Traffic  Vehicles Must Have Passes To Enter Communist Sector

Entry Permits On W. Berlin Vehicles  Decreed By Reds   Western Demonstrators, Reds Exchange Stones, Tear-Gas After Gate Is Shut; Eisler Warns Of Harsher Measures Yet

BRANDENBURG GATE CLOSED BY COMMIES   West Ready To Stand Up To Soviets Aden auer Declares   SOVIET DIVISIONS ARE REASSIGNED

ia oe ~ tt eo, oo \Vehiéles:Tarni ed. Back; nS er  > ni  4 t     “em * s€  me a Fy Ae lacacneicS eon eee .  ‘empers ‘Flare’ In Ber = As Clampdown Tigh:        ens

East Officials Order Vehicle Eniry Permits   Trade Cutoff Cited As Reprisal Against Soviet Bloc Actions

Tempers On Both Sides Are Mounting   Special Entry Permits Into East Berlin Required

West Berlin Motorists Must Get Special Permits To Enter   Armed Troops Slam Gate Shut In Faces  Of W. Berliners: Set Off Stone Throwing

Decree Issued   West Must Get Special Permits to Enter East Berlin

Reds Continue To Goad With New Restrictions On Travel; Adenaver Warns In Speech

East Germans Goad West As Tempers Mount Over New Border Driving Bans

fempers Mount on Both Sides..  Reds Goad West With New Travel Restrictions

Special Reasons to Give Thanks Thursday Perry Farmer Finds Solace i in 1 His  13 Children, Help of Neighbors

COMMUNITY, FRIENDS HELP  Wife Dead, But Father O 13 Counts His Blessings

INDEX       Thirteen Reasons to Be Thankful After Mother Dies in Accident.

He Doean‘t Have Fourteenth  Widowed Father Has 1 3  Reasons For Thankfulness

Silver-Lined Storm Cloud  For Farmer  Wife’s Death Followed by Aid

Heading for New Home  Perry Farmer Has 13 Reasons to Be Thankful

‘Despite Wife’s Death —  :  Towa Farmer Lists 13  - Reasons To Be Thankful

lowa farmer will be thankful, has at least thirteen reasons   Mother killed

LOT TO BE THANKFUL FOR _lowa Farmer Lists 13 Thanksgiving Reasons

Commandant Says  eaceceeecemnannare ee nea rete same  Leathernecks Ready To Fight, Not Hate

Four Cubans Hunted Near Palm Beach  Castro Agents Said Planning Kennedva Harm

Caroline Feared Target of Cuban Kidnap Scheme   Authorities Hunt Four in Florida;  Probe Under Way

Oklahoma Records 8 Deaths   Whole Family Dies in Blazing Crash on Sooner Highway

Mishap Kills Eight, Starts Weekend Toll   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Traffic 23 Total 24

Fiery Wreck Takes 8 Lives In Oklahoma   Tragic Counting O Deaths Under Way On 3-Day Weekene

Oklahoma Crash Claims 8 Lives   Holiday Traffic Toll Begins Climb

Eight Are Killed in Oklahoma Crash   A Tragic Start to New Year's Weekend Toll

Oklahoma Wreek Has Kieht Dead   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Worst In History Of Oklahoma   Three Childen Included In Fiery Accident   Rv THE ASSOCTATED PRESS

AWOL Marine, Leader of Religious Sect Arrested in Raid by FBI Agent:

Notes exchanged  Russians say ready for peace treaty talk   ‘Anti-Communist “fort” falls to FBI. police

Raid Militant Anti-Commumnist Spiritual Retreat  FBI Agents, State Police Capture AWOL Marine, Wealthy Protector

PNET Sh PA YY NAL METIS neacer     Lawmen Invade Anti-Red Sect ‘Spiritual Refuge’

Religious Sect Members Surrender  AWOL Marine ‘Captured On Embattled Estate

DEFICERS STORM RETRE. AT  nth tment SRS ORME INS  AWOL Marine. 19. Taken Into Custody

AWOL Marine Nabbed in Big Pre-Dawn Raid   Taken from Anti-Communist Spiritual Retreat in IMlinois

Fire Spews 300 Yards: 6 Injured   Train Barreling Through Crossing At 80 MPH

Speeding Train Hits Gas Truck, Eight Killed  Five Laborers Die, Six Injured in - Miesissinn) Town

Magnolia, Miss., Tragedy Train Rams Gasoline  Truck, Eight Killed

Flaming Fuel Engulfs Workers  Six Killed as Train Hits Gasoline Truck

Train Barrels Toward Chica at High Speed   Flames Sweep Length of Train Following Crash

COLLISION ! KILLS 9 IN. MISSISSIPPI   Chicago - Bound City Of New Orleans Enveloped In Flames In Crossing Crash At Magnolia.

Train Hits Gas Truck; 9 Killec   Blast Spews Fire Over Crash Scene

Train Hits Gas Truck: 9 Killed   Flames Sweep Length of Nine Cars After Heavy Explosion

Nine in Train, Truck Crash Die  Streamliner Rams Gasoline Vehicle

Fire Everywhere After Crash __  PASSENGER TRAIN HITS GAS TRUCK. NINE KILLED

Nine Perish When Train Hits a Truck  Vehicle Carrying   Vehicle Carrying Gas Is Smashed  By Streamliner

Six Are Dead As Train Rams Gasoline Truck   Six Others Injured By Tragic Smashup In Mississippi Area

vasoline truck Fit iN MiISSISSIPpI  7 Dead In Train-Truck  Collision And Explosion

Anchorage-Palmer Men File Petition   If Secretary of State Certifies Application Will Need Supporting Signatures; May Be On Next Ballot

President Says Treaty. Would Not Deflect West  —Calls For ‘Peace Race!

Alerts UN To Disarmamen t Proposa I 2 armament Froposal  JFK Challenges Soviet Leaders To Peace Race

JFK Challenges Soviet Leaders To Peace Race   Berlin Defense May Force Atomic War Attorney General Says JFK Will Use Nuclear Weapons

Sombing From Satellite Feared ‘Terrifying Possibility’ Of Soviet Success Seen

SPACE CHAIRMAN ASKS HEARING ON VENUS SHOT  Terrifvine Possibilities Seen in Soviet Feat

Views With Alarm Rep. Brooks Says Soviet Feat Holds Terrifying Possibilities

Military Danger  Seen in Soviet  Venus Rocket Feat House Space Committee. Head Says Bomb Satellite Possible

Bomb-Lorrying Satellite Believed Feasibte-- Red Space Prowess Called ‘Terrifying

Bomb Satellite Possible Atter Shot to Venus   Rep. Brooks Says There Are ‘Terrifying Possibilities’ In New Space Feat.

State Girl Early Winner at Atlantic City  MISS MINNESOTA TOPS IN SWIM SUIT

‘Miss America Pageant Under Way—  Miss Minnesota, Miss Texas Grab Honors

Rayburn Lauds Eisenhower As Great General   Unprepared For White House Job, He Adds

NUMBER CHANGES FOR CAMBRIDGE CITY EXCHANGE  eta ae ee ge ee ee ee a ee ee ee  SS eg aS ene ee tae eee Te Ngee EES See

NUMBER CHANGES FOR CAMBRIDGE CITY EXCHANGE   OF EASTERN INDIANA TELEPHONE COMPANY

Kennedy's New  Housing Bill  fo Aid Millions Moderate Income  Families Eligible  tn Raw Mamac

3 Million Moderate Income Families Could Buy Homes Under Housing Bill

Housing Bill May Make Three Million U.S. Families Eligible for New Homes   Ry JIOFP HALT.

President Signs Bill   New Bill May Make Homeowners Of Three Million UF. Families

Od.0 DION &rOLTaMm  Housing Bill Could Be Boon To Moderate Income Buyers

Three Mi ll 1 on H. om e. Be j ye rs May Benefit in Housing Bill   President’s Signature Is Awaited; Middle Income Families Concerned

3 Million Moderate income Families Seen Benefitting From Housing Measure

More Homes, Better Housing  What Does Housing Bill Mean To Home Buver?

3 Million U. S. Families May Get Housing Aid   Middle Income Group Is Target Of New Federal Program

Housing Bill May Enable Three Million  Moderate Income Families to Buy Homes

Mercury Capsu le Launched  * Ly We oe een oe 4 ee @a’ ue   Some Flaws  Are Reported

Still Looks Rugged Flaw in Capsule May Delay Firing Man Into Space

Wisconsin Gets Big Snowstorm  Weather Is Factor _ In 5 Traffic Deaths

N.Y. Vote Crushes Tammany   (Related Story and Ple(ure, Page 22)

ISU’s lowa Future series fact sheets an aid in farm management decisions

Rusk Ready For Critics On Policy   Investigation Said To Be Welcome On Congo And U.N. Aid

Briefs Senators on Congo Actions  Rusk Invites Probe Of Foreign Policy

Rusk Invites Probe OF US. Congo Policy   Administration’s Position Defended Before Senate Unit

Pacifists Lose Land and Sea Battle As Edison Sub Launching Succeeds

October Election Is Planned On Financing Of Vital New Improvements In Statesville

Soviets Demand Information On Congo Force   Status Of Belgian, Foreign Mercenaries Asked For Council

Astronaut Rests On Day Before Big Welcome  ‘Disg ustingly Normal’ Are Doctor's Words  _ CL... wish

Gov. Erbe Uses Veto on Two Measures Today   Refuse to Change Central Committee Membership in lowa

U.N. FORGES: MAKE GAINS IN KATANGA   Situation In Capital Described As Good By Official      BRITISH OFFER OF BOMBS IS ACCEPTED

UN Makes Some Gains In Katanga  Spokesman Says Situation . Is Good

8 Injured In Road Mishaps Over Weekend   3 Elderly Women Have Narrow Escape South of Canfield

8 Persons Injured In Area Accidents   Girl Hurt In Dive At E. Palestine Pool

PRAYER FOR .  e TODAY. e   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion  Features<)

Flood-Stricken South Receives  Disaster Aid   Kennedy Orders Federal Aid to Three States

New Storms Hit Dixieland; Federal Funds Pour Inte Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama

Upswing Reported in Flu But Health Dept. Says Nothing Like '57 Cases

ee  MASS ‘SHOTS’ NOT URGED — Increase In Cases Of Flu Is Expected

Motorbike Rider Hospital Patient  4 Hurt In Area Traffic ‘Mishaps: Driver Jailed

U.S. Charged With Buzzing Red Ships   Soviets Claim “High Sea Piracy” Was Oceurred Ofter

Claims Planes Buzz Ships 300 Times   Says ‘Piratic Sorties’ Made From Foreiga Bases Owned By U.S.

Cite Several Incidents in Cuban Seas   Russia Signs Pact. With North Korea for Military Help

‘High Seas Piracy’     Russia Charges U.S. Planes with Buzzing Soviet Ships

Gunfire In Berlin. May Breed Issue   Officials Worried Over Effect On. Gromyko Conference

iets Urged to Avoid New Incidents  U. S. Concerned By Berlin Action

Washington Worried At Gunplay  No Effect On JFK-Gromyko Talks Expected

US. Fears Berlin Shots Peril Talks   Kennedy, Gromyko Will Meet Today

U. 5. Concerned Over Berlin Gunfire On Eve of Kennedy-Gromyko Parley

INDEX   Senator Approves Heavyweight Match—  Kefauver Urges Champ to Fight Sonny Liston

Crime Probers Hit DeLesseps  Sav He Tank Pavaffe   Say He Took Payoffs From Vice Rackets

Berlin Crisis Spurs Russian Detense Work   Workers Ask Permission To Work Hour Overtime

Address Chills Festive Mood  Workers Rallying Behind Khrushchev: Offer Extra Hours

Moscow Claims:  RUSSIAN WORKERS ASK FOR PERMISSION 10 PUT IN EXTRA HOUR EACH DAY

Red Citizens’ Complacency Comes To Halt   Workers Rally To Back Khrushchev Stand To Bolster Defense Against Westerners

Extra Work Hour Asked By Soviets  Pravda Says Plea Made By Workers

REDS ASK LONGER WORK HOURS  Khrushchev’s New Speech Rehashes Former Demands

Russians Hike Work Hours i Make Arms  Macraw Save Labor   Moscow Says Labor Rallies in Contest For War Material

Communist Leader Is Harsh, Then Softens In Some Parts   Around The World Shot Blanketed By Grim Message Of Nuclear Action

Prompt Response to K’s Appeal  Russian Workers Rally  Behind Defense Efforts

Peace Corps Gets Started At Penn State   165 Men, Women Begin Training Tn Largest Class

165 Peace Corps Trainees Begin Studies at PSU   Volunteers, Represent. ing Nearly All 50 States, to Go to Philippines.

Education Officials Gef Orders From Lawrence To Study Expanded Plans

Despite Junking By Lawmakers  Gov. Orders Studies On Education Plans

Five-Point Program Governor Orders Studies  For Expanded School Plan

ARTILLERY MISSILE SCORES 21ST SUCCESS  spies ks Tamminen Lala ee ims  es i

$107 Million Cash Shortage Must Be Met   13 Countries Refuse To Pay Assessments On Conao Operation:

Chance to Orbit Manned Capsule  This Year Killed   ‘Rehearsal’ Trip With Chimpanzee Postponed at Cape

Chimp Shot Delaved By  Breakdown   Capsule Leak Blasts Man-In-Space Plans

ASTRONAUT’S ORBIT OF EARTH DELAYED   Won't Match Yuri And Titov This Yea

NATIONAL SURVEY SHOWS:  Civil Defense Suffers Ostrich-In-Sand Complex

According To UPI Survey Of 17 ‘Prime Target’ Cities  seeaeieeaaneienmembeeaacamnennimanneeees ereencceamanee EO     Nuclear Attack Would Find U. S. Unprepares

PATRICK F. SWAIN mo RETIRED LE MARS AREA TARME?D DEAN. AT ACE an.

Life’s End   eee  t  PATRICK F. SWAIN —  RETIRED LE MARS AREA PAPALERT REAM AT AME on

Nash Named to Interior Post   Will Be Consultant for Month; Regular Job in Offing

Four Kansans Die In Plane Crash   Were Enroute to a Church Conference.

Successful Business Trip To West Viroinia Er’: In Death For Four

Senate OK To Highway Radar Bill   Demos Given GOP Heip In  Passing Measure

Act Expected To Have Kasy  Time in House   Capital Funds Budget For Public Projects Offered by Lawrence

USSR Vows More Rebel Aid in n Laos   Will Not Accept Pro-Americans

Soviets Take Stand On Laos: Announce Plans To Continue  Supporting Arms To Rebels

Russia Stirs Up Trouble In Laos War  Intends Support Of Red Rebels

‘Yes’ Ballots From France and Algeria 77 Per Cent of Total —Claims Mandate

Boh Kennedy To Sten Out Of Politics   Detaching Himself As He Takes Over As Attorney General

Bob Kennedy Getting Away From Politics  Attorney-General’s   Attorney-General’s Office to Get Full Attention, He Says

Adenauer Faces Vexing Choice  Cooli tion Partners  NESSES Selene? = RESIS DS oe Rn

Adenauer Faces Vexing Choice  Coalition Partners Ask Brentano Ouster

‘Tough Choice For Adenatier   Soviet Communists Party’s Congress Sessions Continue

‘Adenauer Faces Difficult Choice ‘Between Keeping. Firing Brentano

Asians Split With Africans On S. Africa.  rh ee en 9 Sens   Factions Present Rival Resolutions - After U.N, Dispute

Delegates spiit on race laws   U.N. members draw rival resolutions

U.N. Members Split on Break with, Africa   Sweeping Sanctions Urged by Ghana over Racial Laws

South Africa Break Urged   Rival Plans in U.N. Expected to Set Off Hot Debate

U.N. Nations Split Over Africa Call   Africans, Asians Offer Rival Plans On South Africa

; ' '  Concerning South Africa's Segregation Policy  Asian, African Nations Offer Rival Resolutions

HEATED DEBATE EXPECTED ON APARTHEID   U.S. VICE PRESIDENT TALKS TO MALIK

SERIES UT URAC  Three Die Returning from Graduation In One of Fatal New England Accident

Fatherless Family Has New Tragedy As Three Children Die in Blazing Farm Fire

ral American Country of British Honduras Today Is Suectre Of Death

Hattie Hits   Sees Unbelievable Mass Of Death, Destruction Inside British Honduras

Honduras Cloaked In Death Mantle   By WILLIAM COOK United Press International

CALYPSOS AREN'T SINGING:   Honduras Transformed By Hattie Into Unbelievable Death, Waste

, 8.P.E.B,S.0.8.A. Holds 23rd Convention     “‘Barbershoppers’ Talking  Language AU Their Own

BOTH FINE, EXCEPT FOR NAME  ‘Clark’ Seen in Middle In Gable Heir Riddle

NAMES IN THE NEWS Will Baby Be John or t Charles? Mrs. Gable Decides It Today

NLRB In Important Ruling: __ Workers In ‘Runaway’ Plant Have Vested Rights In Jobs

Book Closed In Spy Case; Reopening Due  Departs By Air For Prague

Czech Spy Suspect Goes Home   Member Of U. N, Mission Leaves Under Pressure

Everybody's Puzzled  Why Didn't U.S. Take Lead In Publicizing Spy Incident?

Czech Diplomat Spy Leaves by Plane; Case Closed but UN Action Expected

Accused Czech Spy Flies Home As Smorgashord, Bass Fishing Tale Ends

Book Closed on Czech Spy Case in WN., But Reds May Cause Trouble Next Fall

Mobs In Cairo Fire Belgian Embassy  Outburst Part Of Series Attributed To Communist Spur

Social Security  Benefit, Jobless Aid Hikes Uroed  ‘wa GF eal President Wants Old Age Pension Increase of $10

President Also Urges Pension Hike   Emergency Extension . Of Jobless Benefits Asked of Congress.

Anti-Recession Acts Proposed By Kennedy   Extension of Jobless Pay, Higher Old Age Pensions Asked

Faster Federal Spending Part of New Plan   Special Message Carries Report of Unemployment

Multi-Billion Dolla: Recovery Program Asked   KennedyMessageTo Congress Suggests Aid To Unemployed

President Requests Jobless Pay—Extension, Hike In ‘Social Security Ponsionc         Kennedy Puts Spurs To U.S. Economy

Jobless Rise By 900, 000   Kennedy Program Built On Faster Federal Spending, Higher Pensions

JFK Reveals Program To F ight Slump   Old Age Inerease, Job Benefits Plans Given To Congre

Plans Faster U.S. Spending   Increased Pensions, Jobless Pay Urged

Faster Federal Spending Part Of Kennedy Plan   Further Proposals’to Be Given by President

President Gives Congress © Sweeping Anti-Recession Plan: More Action Hinted

He’d Spur Benefits, Outlays, Tax Reform   Payroll Tax Would Go Up 15%

Kennedy Unfolds New Frontier In Special Message   Asks Higher Social Security Benefits, Raise In Minimum Wage, Extension Of Pay To Jobless; Takes A Slap At Ike   No Need Fer Cut

Would Boost  SS Payments, Up Pay Floor; ‘Pessimistic,’ ‘Republicans Say

Sweeping Economic Aid Urged   No Cost Estimate On Plan To Boost Federal Spending   (A report on the President’s news conference yesterday appears on Page 4.)

President Urges Faster Spending, Higher Pensions   Jobless Rise Told in. Economic Message; 75-Day Study Due

IN JOBLESS REVEALED   Kennedy Pledges Other Steps If Required Later

VEW FEDERAL SPENDING, HIGHER PENSIONS  JFK Unveils Anti-Recession Plan   MORE PROPOSALS

Reveals Idleness 900,000 Higher During Jenuary  Calle fare MAneo TES   Calls for More U.S. Spending, Emergency Extension of Benefits

Business Programs  Outlined   But Kennedy Gives No Cost Estimates In Special Message

Urges Faster Federal Spending, Higher Old Age Pensions, Extended Jobless Pay

Economic Message:  President Offers Congress” 'Road- To-Recovery’ Program   See Text, Page Four

Faster U.S.  Spending  Proposed Higher Old Age   Higher Old Age Pensions; Pay  For Unemploved

Special 7,500-Word Message  Kennedy Offers Congress Broad Anti-Recession Plar

JFK Proposes Anti-Recession Spending Plan   Sweeping Program Aimed At Improving U.S. Economy

ON THE INSIDE   Hikes In Pensions, More Jobless Pay Proposed By JFK

JFK Proposes Multi-Billion Recovery Plan   Aid For Needy, Jobless Millions Is Chief Concern

Asks Hike In Old Age  Pensions   Plans Mean Faster Federal Spending

Kennedy Outlines ‘Road to Recovery Program   Social Security Increases, Jobless Benefits Included

Chief Says Fast Action Is Essential  Emergency Help   Emergency Help For Unemployed Needed Urgently

Faster U.S. Spending to Fight Slump   Congress Message Reports Increase  in Unemployment % Tix? OPEDIIWIC Cpcral

Kennedy Asks Emergency Steps Against Recession   FOES TAKING AIM  GOP Not Enthused Over JFK Measures

W JUMP IN JOBLESS REVEALED   Kennedy Pledges Other Steps If Required Later

Kennedy Asks Hiked Old Age Pensions, Faster Spending, Extended Unemployment Pay

In =pene Message :  Anti-Recession Program Is Presented To Congress

Economy Stimulants Proposed   Faster Federal Spending Asked From Congress

Faster Federal Spending Is One Feature  — sn nsions;   Higher Pensions; $1.15 Minimum Waae Uraed

JFK Unfolds Plan to Help Unemployed   Special Economie Report Discloses Hike in Jobless

Is Disturbed By Trend In  Joblessness   Congress Is Handed.  Sweeping Program To Halt Recession

Sees Minor Business Rise But More Deteriation Possible ‘If We Do Not Act’

Kennedy Asks Congress To Grant Higher Social Security Benefits   Kennedy Outlines Program For Economic Development

NewPrograt  For Rebourid Is Proposed   Proposal Aimed at ‘Ending Recession’ Given to Congress

Faster Federal : Spending, High Pensions Asked   Of Unemployment Pay Also Proposed

Kennedy Proposes Program To Revive Sputtering Economy   Would Up Old Age, Jobless Benefits

Faster U.S. Spending, Pension Boost In JFK  Anti-Recession Drive

Kennedy Asks Congress For Multibillion  Need Funds For Economic Daad Ta DacKknvarG Denamrsom

ASKS HIKE IN SOCIAL SECURITY   ‘Would Raise Benefits   And Taxes; Economie   Message Also Proposes  - Road, Housing Spending.

Claims U.S. Economy Is Sagging   Program Includes Boost In Social Security Tax on Workers, Firms

Solons Get Kennedy's  Anti-Reecession Plans   RESTORE MOMENTUM   EXECUTIVE ACTIONS   LABOR-MANAGEMENT

Recommends:Multibillion Program To Up Minimum Wage, Extend Jobless Pay

Faster Federal Spending, Higher Old Age Pension, Unemployment Pay Aired

Kennedy Sends Message To Congress On Antirecession Program; Joblessness Is Up

Economy operating far below capacity  Tr Ta TR PTrrTs FP STA waa rT UE CU Ake OSE TSS ee

Speed Urgec To Stretch Jobless Pay   President Calls For Increase In Security Benefits

Urges More Jobless Aid    Sweeping Plan Outlined  In Economic Message

Gives Congress Anti-Recession Plan As Idle Rise by 900,000 in Month

Kennedy Sends — Congress Sweeping Anti-Slump. Plans.   Jobless~ Total-Up:

Kennedy’s Economic  Aid Charted  Asks Congress Vote Series_of Measures To ‘Abate Waste,

More Action Pledged Unless  Business Better   Faster Federal Outlay, Higher Pensions Asked

Anti-Recession Program Given To Congress   “Built on Faster Federal Spending, Higher _ Old Age Pensions, Jobless Pay Extension

Kennedy Calls For Faster U. 5. Spending   Higher Aged Pensions, New Idle Pay Sought As Jobless Total Rises

Kennedy Urges Sweeping Anti-Recession Projects   Faster Spending And Higher Pensions Are Among Ideas   Social Security   Here's Capsule Summary  Of JFK's Proposals

Wants Boost In Social Security, Extended U. C.   Chief Executive Also Asks Higher Minimum Wage, Faster Road Spending.

Message Requests Aid to Unemployed   Kennedy Urges Faster Federal! Spending Higher Old Age Pensions, Extension of Unemployment Pay; Tax Reform

Faster Govt. Outlay, Higher Age Pensions, Jobless Pay Extender   New Proposals Withir 75 Days if Upturn Not Developed.

Faster federal spending proposed by Kennedy   Joblessness up 900,000  in January

Seeks Welfare Hikes, Benefit Jobless, Aged   12-Point Program Given To Congress To Battle Recession

WOULD BOOS) AID 10 AGED, JOBLESS   Urges Broader Coverage By Social Security   Increase Minimum Wage To $1.15 Now And To $1.25 In Two Years

Federal:Spending, Pensions, Jobless Pay President Sends Congress Anti-Recession Program ..

More Federal. Spending, Higher Old Age Pensions   ‘Plus Emergency Extension Jobless Pay Offered

Change In Taxes Hinted   Fails To Spell Out Costs Of  His Program

Kennedy Tells Plar For Recession Cure To Congress  President Proposes More Help  we BB te. Poe Ae ee   President Proposes More Help For Unemployed, Needy Aged

U.S., Russia May Bargain West Charges Cease-Fire  Violations: Base Taken _

U.S, British Join in Spy Ring Hunt   Anti-Submarine Warfare Secrets Periled at Base

Meriwether Confirmation Voted 67-18   Senate Approves Kennedy Appointee After Morse Blast

Export-Import Bank Director Okayed  Meriwether Gains Senates Approval

Meriwether approved despite Morse opposition   Pluck 2 porkers Pigey bank bandits me

Meriwether Nomination Confirmed   Segregationist Denounced By Senator Morse

Meriwether Confirmed In  Senate 67-18  Appointment For   Appointment For Export-Import Bank  Draws Criticism

Meriwether Is Approved As Rank Director   Senate Supports Kennedy’s Appointment 67-18" .

Meriwether Nomination  Is Approved   Kennedy Choice As Director OF Banking System

Senate Okays Meriwether’s 4 omination  Bitter Fight Stirred  Over Appointment  As Rank Iirectar

1 Afro-Asian Nations Back Algerian Rebs   Seek Increased ‘Material Aid’ For Guerrillas

] Afro-Asian Nations Okay Aid for Rebels   Authorize Guerrillas In Algeria to Seek OQutside Help  Against France.

Legislators Halt Work  For Easter Expect to End This Session On Lecal Time

     1961 Traffic Fatalities  10  Some Period a Year Ago  Total Deaths  in 1960  26  

President Cancels Talk Before Press   Action !s Taken To Speed Healing Of Ailing Back

New Tension Expected In.  New Orleans  Fresh Climax In Nearly 3 Months Of Racial Crisis

Enters New Orleans School  Segregation Barrier Broken  By Third-Grade White Boy

3 Killed as Scaffold Falls  Carpenters Working On Skyscraper Fall 44 Floors to Deaths

a Be aR ae ie RE REL Oey ar 6 APR ah PER REAM  of =) i *, 4 SAAB I RE

C. B. Brooks. Mortician, Dies At 69   Hold Services Wednesday At Indian Head

Tunisians Battling —  Frenchmen   French Dely Blockading Of Navat Base

FRENCH FORCES ARE DEFENDING BIZERTE BASE   Tunisian Positions Are Strafed By French Aircraft   MUNITIONS DEPOT REPGRTED TAKEN

Tunisians Open Fight On French  Bizerte Naval Base As 'V"....*. Woe. 8... §._ }   Blockade Proctaimed

GROUND, AIR R FIGHTING. F “LARES © Tu nisians Battling F resich  At Big Bizerte Naval Base

Artillery Fire, Strafing Attacks Wound 36 Men   Tunis Is Accused Of Firing First By Paris Officials

Swirling Struggle  > Of Artillery Fire, Incendiary Bombs and Strafing Attacks.

Inside Today's News   Witnesses Paint Gloomy Pittsburgh Job Picture

in Hearings at Pittsburgh...  Clark Says Keystone Joblessness Is Worst

Weather Forecast   In Hearings at Pittsburgh...  Clark Says Keystone Joblessness Is Worst

Juvenile Court Hearing Tomorrow  Boro Dad Out On Bail After Beating 2 Tots

Juvenile Court Hearing Tomorrow  ey temceomeeningincin recat asnren atsie  Boro Dad Out On Bail After Beating 2 Tots

‘Devoted Servant Of Mankind’  World Pays Tribute At Hammarskiold Rites

Nations Mourn At Funeral of Hammarskjold   Dead U.N. Leader Is Praised as Servant of All Mankind

Crew Without Captain: Bunche  Eloquent Farewells Go To Dag at Final Rites

‘World Pays Tribute To Hammarskjold Last Rites For U. N. Chief Conducted

Bid Farewell to Hammarskjold In Rites Today   Bishop Pays Eloquent Tribute to UN Leader

Buried Today In Swedish Town— World Says Farewell  To Dag Hammarskijold

Last Rites Held For Hammarsk jold   Quarter-Million Join March Of Moupnine

World Community Pays Its Farewell To Hammarskjold -Hero of Peace

Final Rites In Sweden  For Dag   - Johnson, Adlai . Atterid Funeral In Sweden

‘Bevoted Servant Of Mankind’ Se nelnacetaRiatadeaciahlalial i ial  World Pays Tribute At Hammarskiold Rites

Final Farewell fo Dag Hammarskjo!d At Swedish Home   Johnson Voices Eloquent Words of Praise for Dead U.N. Secretary-General.

Dag’s Funeral Attended By Many Leaders  Eloquent Tribute Paid to Devoted

After Shepard's Feat: — Congress Seems Eager To Boost Space Funds

Expect JFK to Request More Funds, Effort   Senator Calls Space Shot "Like a Tonic’

Successful Space Shot Thrills Congress  Solons Likel y toOK Additional Funds

Congress May Vote More for Space Efforts   Rocket Success Is Tonic for Morale of Country

County Agent Suggests Operate Strippers in Workmanlike Manner to Preserve Cotton Quality

Shepard, Glenn Granted Leave For One Week   Astronauts Given Rest After Laurels Monday in Capita

High Catholic Prelates Map Fight Against Kennedy's School-Aid Plan

ADAM LOOKS AT EVE today on page 13.   BILL GOES TO SENATE State Legislators Vote Selves Raise

Salary Hike Is Voted By Legislators  Texas Solons Okay SA RDN Annnal Daw

FIRST BILL APPROVED QUICKLY: : Lawmakers OK Own Salary  As 57th Legislature Begins

Crime Right In Jail House  Scotland Yard Finds Police Papers Forged

MONTANA TRAFFIC     DEATH TOLL .. Noon wo. Aug. 25 This Time  1961 Last Year   Missoula Driver Dies; .Mrs. Roy Still Critical

Bitter Clash Erupts in High Court   Warren Accuses Frankfurter of - 'Deqrading' Tactic

Edwards May Get Post Dalrymple Set To Retire  As Chester Postmaster

Carry Black-Bordered Flags — 2,000 Grim Strikers  Parade in Brussels

Europe Follows U.S. Spaceman In Big Test   Shot in Full View Of World Brings Widespread Praise

Frank and Open Handling of Space Flight Praised by Listening Europeans

DARING, OPEN TRY ACCENTS RED SECRECY   Europe, Far East Headline West's Science Triumph

At City Hall   FILE REPORT-OF ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF CITY'S BOOKS AT CITY HALT.

eed wee  Lar tahaled  FILE REPORT OF ANNUAL EXAMINATION:OF CITY'S RBOORS AT CTT! LLTATT..

Test Ban Talks Have Developec Into Sit-It-Out   Neither Side Is Willing To Give An Inch

Better Use Of Military Power In U.S. Uraed   President Orders New Look at Nation's Needs After Soviet Show

Better Use Sought For  Manpower   Assessment To Get Top Priority, Note Congress Leaders

JFK Asks New Evaluation Of Military Needs  - Orders Issued Due   Orders Issued Due To Growing Concert Over Berlin Trouble

U.S. Defense Check Slated By Top Brass   Display By Soviet Brings Speedup In Assessing Strength

‘Defense Survey:   Senators See Improved U. 5. Military Hficiency Needed

BETTER USE OF WEAPONS, MEN SOUGHT   Review Ordered After Russians  Announce Cutbacl

Reaction to belligerent talk by USSR   Better fighting efficiency from existing weapons

Senate Set To Bolster U.S.Defense   Leaders, However, Want Studs Of Arms Setup

Meaningful Work Pro vides Therapy In Hospital Rehabilitation Plan

Men Who Hold Purse indifferent Lack of Understanding Persists, Crippling Operation of Hospital:

By Men Who Hold Purse Strings Lack of Understandin g Crippling Operation of Mental Hospitals

Fight Sickness, Neglect, Crowding  Snake Pit’ Concepts Still Targei Of Fulton Mental Hospital Staff

Supreme Court Opinion On D-Y Opens Problem   Congress Turns Attention Toward Conflict Interest

Conflict of Interest Supreme Court Nullifies Award To Dixon-Yates

‘Kennedy Will Address UN Assembly, Reassert Support of Dag’s Policies

Survivor Tells About  Explosions   JFK to Address U% On Behalt of Dag

Hit-Run Victim Among 11 Persons  Killed In Weekend Traftic Mishaps

North Carolina ls Sunny Today, But Ice Remains  Forecast Calls For F air Weather Sunday

School Aid Bill Sent to President For His Signatu’   Bill Provides $900 Million fo: Far-Reaching School Projec Program.

Business World   WESTFIELD COUPLE — WINS FIVE-DAY TRIP TO JAMAICA — PANAMA

By Malkus:   7 Emergency Bill To Head Off  Jobless Tax Increase Readied

Employers’ Tax Hike Opposed   Bill Would Head Off Increase In Contributions To Benefit Fund

"HOLES DISCOVERED IN COMPLEX ‘SYSTEM TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL TRIGGERING OF NUCLEAR WAR

Pentagon Act: To Stop ‘War By Accident”  Report Holes Plugged; > Others Sought’

U.S., Britain Present Complete Nuclear Test Ban Treaty to Russia

9908. 10a de "09: §3IVSe39:1) ARTS: WEZONDIN:   ‘He Wants To Wed Girl Friend First 15-Year Prison Term Jars Cohen

Cohen Given 15-Year Jail Term, Fined   Must Pay $20,000; Planning Marriage  To Sandy Hagen, 19

Reds Send Americans  Off To Pen   Smuggling Of Girl In Berlin Charced

Not So Coolish   E. Germany Sentences Two U.S. Students  Convicted Of Attempting To Take Girls  eeTr _—e, Be

AUTHORIZE RESERVOIR PURCHASE  People to Vote on State Water Issue

Grain Signup Spurs Hope for New Farm Bill   Over 16 Millior Acres to be Diverted In ‘61

Use Of ‘Lousy’ Perturbs Commons ‘War Minister's Responss 17 Labor Member's Criticism Brings Furore ~

Jet Missile Shoots Down Global Bomber   5 Feared Dead as Accidentally-Fired Sidewinder Hits

In World Spotlight   Mock Attack Is Real Air-to-Air Missile Kills Jet Bomber

Three of Eight Crew Members Of Global! Bomber Known To Have Parachuted to Safety

Supersonic Jet Fighter Accidentally Downs B-52 Bomber, 3: Of Crew Saved, 5 Missing

Air Force Investigates Accidental Firing Of Sidewinder into Big American Bomber

3 Of Bomber Crew Saved in Accident   Jet Fighter Fires Sidewinder Missile Accidentally

Bomber Hit by Mistake....     ‘Three Crewmen Parachute  To Earth After Air Mishap

Hit by Sidewinder B52 Bomber Shot Down When Missile Fires Accidentally

Sidewinder Missile Wrecks Global Bomber Ore  3.Chute To Safety In Aerial Mishap

Shooting Of Bomber Is Probed   Report Some Bodies At Seene Of Crash After Jet Fighter Fires MVissile

BODIES FOUND IN WRECKAGE  Accidentally-Fired Missile Downs B52 Global Bomber

Missile Seores Hit On Bomber   5 Crewmen Missing After Accidental Jet Fighter Shot

‘Dancing With A Queen   Sidewinder “Attack” — 3 Of Bomber Crew ‘Chute To Safety Affer Hit Scores

Bomber Shot Down: Three of Eight Safe   Sidewinder Missile Accidentally Fired

Jet Downs B52 Bomber By Mistake  Three of Eight  * Crewmen Are Know Te. ‘ewe Cumulus

B52 Is Hit By Missile Fired By Jet Plane  Bomber Destroyed In Accident; Three Crewmen Bail Out

3 of 8 Jump to Safety  Rescuers Reach Wreck Of Bomber Struck By Missile

Accidental Firing Of U.S. Sidewinder Missile Downs Bomb: Three Of Eight Safe

 Five Are Believed Dead  U.S. B-52 Bomber Shot  Down In Freak Accident

Supports Bid Asking .. .  Chamber Backs Counci In Study of Buildings

OUPPOFtS DIG ASKNIE .-  Chamber Backs Counci In Study of Buildings

FARM BILL SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Kennedy Calls Program ‘Step To Better Life!

Law Permits Higher Farm Price Floor  Wheat Acreage Cut; Feed Grain Plan Continued

/\MUtOCKS ourpiuses, Vesigned to increase Incomes—  Kennedy Signs New Farm Program into law

Farm Program Called Major Step Forward   Bill Signed by Kennedy Permits Increased Price Supports

Higher Farm Price Props Are Approved   President Signs New Agriculture Program Measure

President Signs Farm Bill, Hails Step Forward!  imme VAST   Says Program Will Expand Markets and Reduce Surpluses

President Calls New Farm Billa Sound Program   Sees It As Major Sten Toward Sound Economy, Better Life for Farmer.

President Signs New Farm Law   New Law Permits Higher Price Supports in Return From Wheat Acreage Cut

Roe Ranch Land Value Is At Issue In Federal Court At Butte ~- Government Acquires Portion For Armstead Dam

Santa Maria's Captain Tells Of Surrender   Relates How Ship Seized

Graphic Account of Piracy is Related   Skipper Praises Loyalty of Crew, Americans, U.S. Navy During Ordeal; Crew Worked Only Under Force of Gun

“Crew Wouldirl Answer Dney Gowldn't     Captain Relates Saga Of Santa Maria

Santa Maria Captain Describes Hijacking   - -— + x KK  Brazilians Disarm Galvao’s Crewmen

Lived, Worked, Ate With Guns Outside Doors Captain of Rebel Liner Tells of Setzure

What Happened The Night Ship Was Hijacked —   Gave Up, Worked Only Under Gunpoint

Capfive Captain Tells Story of Liner’s Seizure   Accarte Craw YWisldad   Asserts Crew Yielded Only to Force of Arms Charges Piracy

Horritied Skipper Locks Himself In  Cabin And Tries To Telephone Crew   No Answers   All Or None

Evidences of Red Activities in Latin America   By WILLIAM L. RYAN Accaciated Press News Analyst

Further Lag in Economy Is Told   Industry Output Drops for Sixth Straight Month

Industrial Output Dips Sixth Straight Month; Third Income Decline

Government Reports Show Further Decline In Economy Of Our Nation

Further Lag In Economy Reported   Industrial Output Drops For Sixth Straight Month,  Ineamec Fall Alen

Further Lag In Economy Indicated  Industrial Output Drops Sixth Month

‘Reports Note Further Lag  In Economy  ! Industrial Output Reduced Sixth

Economy Has Additional Lag In Two Reports   Production Drops, Income Decreases, Agencies Announce

Industrial Output, Incomes Drop  Reports Show Further Decrease In Economy

Reports Show. Further Lag In U.S. Economy .   Industrial Output Declines For Sixth Straight: Month 

Inausinal Output is Vown Again... Reports Show a Further Lag in Economy

2 New Renorts Show Further Economic Lag   Government Data Show Industrial Output, Income Drop

Reports Show Further Lag In Economy   Industrial Output Drops in January For 6th Straight Month

Reports Show Further Lag In Economy During January   Unemployment Increasing -  California Reports On. Effects From Recession

Federal Reporis Show Further Lag in Economy  Industrial Output anc Incomes Continue on

Further Drop in Nation's Economy Shown By Report   Decline Noted in Figures of Federal Reserve Board, Commerce Department.

indiana Highway Engineer Wounded, Wife Slain By Desperado At Brownstown

Paid With Smuggled Money, Gov. Welsh Says—Ousted Deputy Warden Is Blamed

High Court  upholds its Red ruling   Communist party’s plea for rehearing is denied

Court Upholds Order for Communists to Register   Drivers’ Appeal

Court Rejects U.S. Communis  Rehearing Bid      Refuses Appeal on Decision Ordering Party Registration

Ruling Reds Must Register Left Standing   Supreme Court Rejects Motion To Reconsider

Supreme Court upholds ruling on registration  Communist party must name members  oe = oe _f£ sL. C..e ig 

High Court Firm on Red Registering   Tribunal Stands by Ruling in Case in Denying Appeal

Supreme Court in Session, Refuses Reversal of Decision on Red Party

-Violent Clash Averted     Violent Clash Averted  UW Cuban Demonstration

WEATHER FILSEWHERE   UW Anti-Castro Students Stage Noisy Answer to Socialist Group

Borne of riaceras  Castro's Foes and Supporters in Noisy Demonstration at Madison.

Witnesses Testify Of Price Riggingat Secret Meetings  Bickering Sometimes Barred Agreements, They Declare

Feat Puts Soviets In  Space Lead   Soviets Have More  Powerful Rockets

Kremlin’s ‘Man In Orbit’ Gives It Space Race Lead   Ry BEM PRICE

Scientific Time-Table Seen  Soviets Now Lead In Space Control   By BEM PRICE

Put Man Into Earth Orbit  ‘Soviets Get Running Lead Ih Race To Control Space

STEPPING STONE?  nee AE Bh CE TO  Reds Take Running Lead In Space Race

‘Little Doubt Is Left That Soviets ‘Have A Commanding Lead In Space

Man-Into-Orbit PutsRedsAheac  In ‘Space Race’   U.S. Rocket Launchings ExceedReds Almost 3-1

Soviet Union Takes Running Lead In Race To Control Space      More Powerful Rockets Give Communists Greater Capability

Soviets Appear Working to Timetable, Meeting, Solving Problems on Schedule

Ahead, Closer, Lie The Moon. Planets   Russians Appear To Be On ‘Space Timetable’

Russians Get Congratulatec by President   «U.S. Can't Match Soviet Rocket Power  No Doubt Left About Russian Lead

Business World STELPFLUG &’ HIRSCH ~ MEMBERS OF CHEVROLET SALES HONOR CLUB

Soviets Hail New Sputnik As Big Step   Unusually Silent About Its Progress; No Technical Detai!:

No Details Released By Soviet Press   Launching Hailed As Step Toward A Manned Space Hop   Research Needed

Long Soviet Silence Stirs Speculation  No Further Word As To Progress Of 7-Ton Satellite

6 TRAINS ARRIVE AT LEWIS — 32nd Settling Down — To Army Post Life

Elston Howard Is Only Negro to Attend St. Petersburg, Fla. C. of C. Breakfast Given for Major Leaque Baseball Players

One Negro Turns Up for Breakfast   St. Petersburg Affair in Limeltaht

t Peace Prize To Hammarskjold   Tshombe Reports Katanga Attacked

Hammarskiold Awarded Nobel Peace Prize   First Given Posthumously

First Posthumously List ‘60 Winner  Dag Awarded Nobel Peace Prize

‘Luthuli Wins For 1960 Hammarskjold Awarded  1961 Nobel Peace Prize

Hammarskjold Given Honor   Nobel Peace Prize Awarded Posthumously

He sFirst So Honored After Death   Delayed '60 Award Is Given Zulu Leader In South Africa.

U.N.’s Late Chief Given Nobel Prize   ‘First’ Posthumous Award: S. African Zulu Wins for '60

Hammarskjold Given Honor  alnabhal Danra Deriga   Nobel Peace Prize Awarded Posthumously

Hammarskjold Given Honor  Nobel Peace Prize  Y eieemieia. Ge fas SIS EEWeiOeegermemeae 5

Racial Efforts Win Delayed Award... .  Nobel Peace Prize Goes to Hammarskjold

Slain U.N. Chief Wins  Peace Prize   Dag Hammarskjold Honored; African Gets 1960 Award

Died On Peace Mission <_<  Hammarskjold Is Awarded Posthumous Nobel Prize

Kennedy Fills Ma jor Health Agency Posts  — a fee   Dr. Luther L. Terry Is Surgeon General: State Man Named

Kennedy Names 4 Department Heads; Continues Work on Inauguration Talk

Dowagiac Tax Loss  Hits Hara   Classes Put On Tall Days; Abolish Sports

Peach Growers Survey Damage From Big Frost   Some Say The Trees Were Too Full And ‘Needed Thinning

Big Frost Hits Peach Area Today   Damage Survey To Be Made  Later Today

Wispy, Little Panhandler, 90, Dies; Left Estate In Excess Of $50,000

-NOBODY KNEW JOE WAS RICH—  ‘His Death Reveals He Had $50.000 Estate

SSTIMATED AT. $50,000 7 Fortune Is Left by Man Arrested as Panhandler

Mysterious Joe Morris, Nabbed For Panhandling, Dies, Leaving Fortune

Just For Fun   Wispy Little Guy With One Eye  Nobody Knew Joe's Secref

Alone, Unmourned  es  Accused Panhandler Dies,  Leaves $50,000 Estate

i i H  Reception Given That ‘Gallic’ Touch  Jackie Dazzles French

NHITE, WABASH AT FLOOD LEVELS  Scattered Showers Are Seen in State

Neutral, Red Troops Return To Vientiane   ‘Peaceful’ Units Pass Out Anti-US Papers in Laotian Capital

Machine Export Permit Cancellec   Cammerce » Actiann   Commerce Action Is Held ‘Error’

Pendleton To Resign State Treasurer Job   Decides To Take Private Position

Columbia Forest Fire Is Indirect Cause Of The Death Of Two Persons

Idle Pay Hike  Program Bared   Goldberg Scans State Jobless Trouble

Says Level of Compensation Below Need   Labor Secretary Talks With Reuther Key Industry Men

Goldberg Visits Michigan Today Seeks .Support Of  Jack’s Program In Unemployed Areas

Permanent Hike In Idle Pay Charted   Goldberg Calls For Upgrading  Compensation Level

Goldberg Visits my Michigan   Secretary Seeks Support For JFK  Recovery Plans

Urges Permanent Jobless Pay Boost  Goldberg Would Add Proposal To Increase Asked by Kennedy

Offers Fixed Addition fo Plar Sefup by JFK  Labor Secretary   Labor Secretary Visits Heavily Depressed Areas

Labor Chief Warns About  Depression   Goldberg On Tour Seeking Support Fo Recovery Program

Permanent Jobless Aid Boost Eyed   Goldberg Says Setup Is Outdated; Dispute With Reuther.

RECESSION ~GOLDBERC   Labor Secretary On Tour Of Depressed Areas; Says He Fears FullScale Depression.

Goldberg Charts  Benefits Boost   Permanent Increase Ih Pay for Jobless Is Called Need

Nation Now In Full Recession, Goldbera Says   : Prompt Action Soon Said Needed to Avert  Real Deoression

Goldberg Reaches Michigan   Tour of Depressed Areas Will include Ohio, Pennsyi[vania

Goldberg Asks Permanent Boost in Jobless Benefits   Labor Secretary Visits With Industrialists, Labor Leaders in Detroit.

GOLDBERG CONTINUES PILGRIMAGE   Support Sought For President's Recovery Plan

Goldberg Leaves Michigan For Ohio On Jobless Pilgrimage   Goidbera was asked at Lanscinc

Labor Secy. Makes Tour  Of Michigan   Visits Pittsburgh Tonight On Trip To Depressed Areas   Picture an Paze 16,

Demos Crush GOP Efforts To Cut Value   Another Battle Seen In Conference Over Versions Approved

House Rejects GOP Effort To Cut, Passes $394-Million Area Aid Bill

House Votes Depressed. Areas Bil  GOP Attack Pushed Aside By Democrats

Republicans Fail In Effort ToTrimPlan   Depressed Areas Measure Adopted By 250-167 Margin

REPUBLICANS BEATEN  Needy Areas’ Bill      aks  Cleared by House

Refuse to Cut Down $394 Million Fund —Different Version Passed by Senate

Counteratfack. By Republicans Fails To Win.   Amount The Same In Senate As House But Metheds In Dispute

House Approves Depressed Areas  Aid Measure   Strong Republican Opposition Crushed $394 Million Asked

GOP Effort To Cut Fund Is Crushed  Battle Likely Before’ Chambers  Sy Pa a eT

French Paratroopers Begin All-Out Battle For Control Of Tunisian Port

Strafing Jets, Artillery Back Paratroopers   More Than 200 Killed In Fighting Since Wednesday

BATTLE FOR BIZERTE  cn eh RN ae aN ENE ee eR NN  French Unleash All-Out) Attack  Qn Tunisian Port

rance Unleashes All Out Assault  Full-Scale Battle On For Bizerte

French Open All Out Fight For Bizerte   Artillery Fire, Planes Support Paratroopers; More Troops En Route

Fight Over Bases   Ter ee cee ee —_—  —_ =     “seit *Chutists Battle Tunisians

Hammarsk jold Ends Three-Day Tunisian Visit   U.N. Secretary Says He Is ‘Optimistic Over the Crisis In Bizerte.

Dag Leaves Tunisia, Says [He’s Optimistic   Bizerte Crisis Dispute Remains  Deadlocked

HEADS FOR HOME  ea EC OA TOLL NA  Dag Optimistic On Tunisia Issue

Hammarskjold ‘Optimistic’ About Tunis   France Refuses Talks With U. N. Secretary To Dull Relations; Still Holds Naval Ras

State Investigation Opens On Newburgh Welfare Plan  Strong Attack and Defense Mark  Nactiwmnantr frwVe D8 arAwAven QNthew Fo wnece

Arguments Strong on Both Sides TT LS TT TTT  Welfare Probe Starts, Newburgh AsksReform

Welfare Policies Debated   Relief Program Crystalized In Newburgh, N.Y:

City Attempting To Limit Grants To Relief Cases  Newburgh Issue Foce   Newburgh Issue Foca! Point For Debate On Scope Of Public Aid

Hearings Open On Handling of Negro Welfare  Uproar Created By Attemnt Te

Daughters Of Sen. Gore, Chester Bowles Volunteer For JFK‘s “Peace Corps”

“Keeping Up With The Kennedys’ Is Sho! In Arm For Poetry Reading Business

New Municipal Building Planned in Hampton   Solons Join  Wildwood Protes

President Seuttles Ike Retort   Points Remarks at Meyner Re-election

In absence of will, property in Iowa may not be divided as owner planned

Excited About Work  Judy Garland Returns  To Cameras after 7 Years

GuatemalaSays Russians Urge Fidel to Invade   Ecuador and Bolivia Fear New Revolution Disorders Ara Coming

JECOR'S CHOPPERS NO PROBLEM  Bull Gets New Teeth: Food Won't Cow Him

On Inside Pages   With Time Growing Short. . .  UF Has 16 Per Cent Of $125,000 Target

GOVERNMENT POLLS SHOWING U. S. PRESTIGE HAD DECLINED AND KEPT SECRET BY THE EISENHOWER ADMINISTRATION ORDERED PUBLISHED BY KENNEDY

‘Orders From President Two Government Polls  ' Are Made Public Today

Washington:  “Prestige Polls” Ate Made Publi  Kennedy Orders Studies   Kennedy Orders Studies On Popularity Released

President Orders Foreign Prestige Polls Released   US. to Press Red China  To Free Five Americans

2 Prestige Polls Freed By Kennedy   Shows Foreign Opinions of United States

Disputed “Prestige” Polls Made Public By Kennedy Show World Thinks U.S. Lags

Polls on American Prestige Abroad Released by U.S. Information Agency

U. 5. Releases Prestige Polls   Poll Shows American Esteem In Europe Is Down Since Summit.

U.S. Prestige Polls Released   Surveys Figured In Election Campaigr

USIA Reports Made Public  Kennedy Orders Secrecy Tag Off ‘Prestige’ Report

Brown, McCarthy In Free-Swinging Fight  GOP Rejoices; Democrats Glum

GOP Happy, Demos Glum Brown Charges McCarthy With ‘Political Blackmail’ In Fight

Nixon May Wait Until 1968 for Presidency Bid   Reports Are Given A Mixed Reaction

Russ Qut To Sabotage U.N In Congo  Khrushchev Calls For Recoan ition OF

Soviet Accused Of Sabotage Of Peace Efforts   U.S. Says Aim Is To Discredit Dag

UC Hearings Continue   By HALE MONTGOMERY Linited Press International!

Delays Hold Up Unemployment Bill In Senate   Administration Opposed To Charges In House-Passed Plar

JUIIUIU TU TIVal  Goldberg Relate Jobless Outlook   Seek To Avoid Further Delay For Aid Measure

Efforts Made Jobless Aid —   Committee Ends Hearings Today, Action Set For Mon.

Kansan May Face Greek Firing Squad  Death Sentence For Murder Of Seamen Decreed

COLLEGE GRID RESULTS   Kansan Sentenced To Die After Mysterious Voyage

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Graham, Leading Rabbi Agree on Public Shelters

Reds Ready For Berlin Negotiation Talks at Any Level  U.S. Wishes Cleared By the Soviet Union:

Soviet Union Appears Ready To Begin Talks   Khrushchev Says Reds Want Negotiations, Hints Possible Con cessions,

Russia Now Set To Talk On Any Level   Khrushchev Says He's Willing To Make Concession

Nikita Says He Wants Negotiations   Abrupt Change Taking Place Removing Tense Feeling Over Berlin

US. Goes Slow OnRecognizing New Syrians  Feeling Strong That   Feeling Strong That We Need Relations With Nasser’s Eaynpt

Until Drama Unfolds U. S. Isn’t Recognizing  New S vrian Government

U.S. Withholds Recognition Cf New Regime In Control Of Syria   Desire To Remain On Good Terms With Nasser Is Main Reason

US Recognition of Insurgents Out of Questior   Hope to Keep on Good Terms With Nasser, UAR

UNC Grants Highest Honor To President And Governor   Speaks At Airport, Taped For Charlotte JFK Opens Trade Fair

MILLER ‘FEELS’ NIXON WILL RUN   Former Vice President Still Uncommitted

Forecast Sub Zero For Ohio   May Dip As Far As 15 Below In Some Sections Of State

Doubt Cast On Return To Geneva   State Dept. Summons Of Dean Viewed as Warning to Reds.

Fear Many Are Dead On Stricken Plane   Army Dependents On Charter Flight

Liner Crashes In Irish River  Believed Carrying U.S. Army Families

‘Can America  Defend Itself?  See what we have in face Red threats. on Page 9F.   Plane Hits River; 82 Believed Dead

Clay Thinks War Unlikely Over Berlin   Departs Today For The City He Helped Save During Airlift

Berlin Policy Aimed at No War—Clay  Airlift Mastermind New Kennedy-Envo:

Gen. Clay Sees Hope For No Wa   ‘Unless Russians Have Already Made Up Minds To Fight’

JFK?s Envoy On Crisis U.S. Policy On Berlin  Pictured Avoiding War

U.S. Poliey  Balks War,  Clay Says But Only If Red:  Haven’t Decidec TL aw WT evant Te

PRAIVIED JIATE, JUVMNOUN  Rearing Ovation Welcomes Ayub to Texas

AEC Reports It May Have Been 50 Megaton   Red Bloc Kills Move By Norway to Stop Blast

Red Nations Block U.N. Appeal Vote   Norway Withdraws Request As Long Wrangle Threatens

Norway Asks Vote On Test Cancellation  Request Withdrawn As Soviets Seek ToTo Wee meline

SOVIET BLOC OPPOSITION BLOCKS VOTE   Norway Atiempis Tr Have Russia Cancel  Nuclear Tests   RESOLUTION NOT MENTIONED BY DEAN

Army Starting Buildup Drive  Crcld Add VEN nor   Could Add 150,000 Men to Strength

Army Begins To Mobilize  Build-up Could Increase Troop Number By 150,00¢

Berlin Crisis May Hald Key Army May Add 150,000 Men By Summer Of °62

Army Plan Could Add 150,000 Men By Next Summer  Number Of Men To Be Called Will Depend On Crisis In Berlin

Army Program Seeks 150,000 Men by Mid-62  near End of Tours Face Extensions

Rate of Mobilization to be Affected to Great Degree By Developments in Berlin

Army May Add 150,000 Men By Next Year   Program Governed By Developments Of World Tensions

Army Begins Mayor Buildur   Program Could Add as Many As 150,000 Men by Next Summer

Army May AddasMany As 150.000   Extent of Call-up Depends on What Hannens in Crises

Army Plans Could Add 150,000 Men   Mobilization To Depend On Outcome Of World Crises

Army Begins Buildup Program  oo C,..3... 4AV...4.34339 s*  FOU Iw» igang   Secretary Stahr Alerts 113 Guard And Reserve Units

JOWA- VEHICLE DEATHS   “Geared To. Berlin:  Army’ s Proaram Could Add 150, 000 Men

Army Embarks on Plan to Adc 150,000 Men   84,000 Enlistees Face Extension of Current Duty

Addition Of 190,000 Men Aim of Army   Berlin Situation Will Govern Extent Of ~ Mobilization

Baraboo Unit Is Named Alert 113 Guard and Reserve Units For Berlin Action

Leaders Seeking Army Volunteers   FOR MILITARY BUILD-UP  Army Starts Program

Calls to Reserves Depend on Coming Events  [Army Sets New Manpower Goal

‘84000 Face Extended Tours  Army Forsees 150,000  Buildup by Summer *62

Reserve Units Alerted ....     Army Launches Big Buildup  In Face of Crisis in Berlin

Army Increase Is Under Way Due to Crisis   Annual Goal Set At 150,000 More; Units Are Alerted

Army Buildup May Include 150,000 Men   Berlin Events Key To Speed

New Congo-U.N Dispute Flares  Ee, Se Semen ee   Luluabourg, Scene Of Massacre Quiet

UN., Congo Troops Fight Gun Battle   Anti-U.N. Tension Reaches New High In African Capital

CONGOLESE ROAM AREA AT AIRPORT   Sudanese Told To Use Weapons If 'Necessary'

U.N. Rejects Demand It Quit Airport  Dispute With Congo wD. grr ee    Dispute With Congo Regime Over Guard Shows Tensions

Congo Troops At New Odds With U.N. Aides   Native Chiefs Seek To Control Guards At Leopoidville Port

UN and Congo Troops Fight Gun Battle   Tension Reaches New Heights At Leopoldville

U.N. Refuses fo Withdraw Airport Guards   Dispute Shows Tension Between Kasavubu, U.N.

U.N. Troops Fight Congolese Today   Battle Reported In Atlantic Port; Tensions Rising

FRICTION HEIGHTENED BY INCIDENT   Leader In Kivu Declares Sector Now Independent

Congolese, U.N. Soldiers Battle At Atlantic Port   Anti-United Nations Tension Hits New Peak in Leopoldville

Congo Still At   Guards At Airport Causing Tension To Keep Mounting

Dispute Over Airport Stirs  New Tension  Trouble Results Over Guarding At Leopoldville

HE VONSTRATORS Porn   Congo Resists U.N. Demand To Post Guards At Airport

Congo Presses for Control of Airport Guard  Kasavubu Slow   Kasavubu Slow to Cooperate with lI] N Cammeand

Still at Odds With UN On  Airport Guard   Congo Dispute Tension Symptom For UN, Kasavubu

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR  Ra ws   New York City Fights Effects Of Big Storm

N.W. Iowa Notes   CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL — MONTHLY MEETING SUNDAY AT CHEROKEE

U.S. Prepares Red China Talks   Release Is Sought For 5 Jailed Yanks

US. TO PRESS RED CHINA 10 FREE 5 YANKS   Ambassadors Hold 103rc  Meeting In Warsaw Feb, 2.

WITH FLIERS RELEASED BY RUSSIA, U. 5. PLANS [PRESSURE TO FREE FIVE HELD BY RED CHINESE

Effort Planned At Warsaw »  U.S. To Press For Release \Of 5 Held By Red Chinese

U.S. to Seek Release of 4  Held in China   Long-Imprisoned Americans Seen Next State Dept. Goal.

U.S. Will Ask Chinese Free Five Captives   New Move Slated To Release Walsh From Red Prison

Will Press Peiping for Freeing 5  U.S. Plans Move At Warsaw Talk

Greetings At Capital   = Efforts Set Feb. 2 At Warsaw  U.S. To Press Red China For Release Of Five Yanks

Release Of 5  By Peiping Next Goal   U.S. To Press Red China For  American Prisaners

Castro Lashes Out at Latins   Attacks Panama and Colombia: Invites Diplomatic Break

- Virtual Break of Diplomatic Relations .  Castro Denounces Panama. Colombia

Castro Hits At Colombia And Panama   Kennedy Trip Also Assailed In TV Speech

Castro Threatens To Break Ties With Panama, Colombia   Also Blasts Kennedy's Trip to Latin America in Long TV Speech.

May Sever Relations — Castro Opens Attack ~ On Panama and Colombia

‘Castro Rants At Colombia, ‘P anamanians   Challenges Them To End Relations; Opposes JFK Trip

Both Panama. Colombia Hit B y Cuba Head  Castro Virtually Severs Ties With  a oe ne

Castro Lashes Out at Critics   Invites Panama and Colombia To Sever Diplomatic Relations

Mankind Must Eventually Choose Between World-Wide Communism Or Freedom, Says Sen. Goldwater

Goldwater Tells Young Republicans  A-War Better than Red Takeover

Win Cold War, Don’t Just End It-Goldwater   Senator Predicts 1962 GOP Victory

Predicts Move for UN Seat  ‘Goldwater Urges U.S. Stand Firm in Opposing Red China

U.S. Must Face Up to Communists, Goldwater Tells Young Republicans

says Goldwater:  ‘Mankind Must Soon Choose Between Communism, View ‘Man Is Free Child of God

Governor To Recall  Lawmakers   Reported Ready to Call Special Session After Recess of One Week

Latins Give. Adlai Warm  Reception   Ambassador Pleased By Venezuelan Talks Dominican and.Cuban Problems Discussed

FDR-Stalin Partition of Poland Barec   Deal Kept Quiet, Roosevelt Denied  for Sake of Votes

Carries Hope Of Free World On Shoulders  200,000 Turn Out To Cheer

Banker and Wife Held Czptive $30,000 Taken In Robbery Of Omaha Bank Facility

MASS YANK ARRESTS AIRED   Nikita Accuses U.S,; Poses World War UI

Storms hit lowa Farms;  Two Injured  Buildings Wrecked, Crops Hurt, Wires Downed

Federal Aid to Education Bill Approved by Senate; Fate Is Now Up to House

Senate Approves 325 Billion Aid for Education   Fate of Measure Rests With the House: Chances of Passage Believed Good.

Senate Votes School Aid   Tougher Fight is Expected iin Llouse ou $2.5 Billion Bill

Federal Aid to Education Bill Approved by Senate   Answers on School Aid Bill: Montana's Share $3,881,587

State District Meraer tyed  Court Dec n See   Court Decision Seen Needed in Dispute

State District Merger Eyed   Court Decision Seen Needed in Dispute

One Vincennes Officer Killed: Second Wounded   Two Men Reported Shot By Off-Duty Officer Questioned About Accident

Officer Killed In Vincennes   -Off-Duly Patrolman “Questioned in Slaving

Soviets Almost Sure To Ignore Halt Test Plea   Russians Able To Add Only Cuban Vote In Bloc Ballot

Soviet Indicates It Will Ignore Bomb Test Plea   U.S. General Assembly Votes 87-11 on Appeal to Cancel 50.Megaton Blast.

Soviet Suffers Defeat in U.N   Assembly Votes to Send Appeal To Reds to Call Off Bomb Test

Soviets Sure To Ignore U.N. Appeal   United Nations Votes 87-11 Asking Russia To Call Off Big Test

Appear Certain to Ignore Appeal Soviets Suffer 87-11 Defeat In U.N. Disapproval of Blast

Pressure Builds for United Nations Action Against France In Dispute

UN Feeling Afro- Asian, Red Pressure Against France In Tunisian Case’

Pressure Mounts For U.N. Action Against France   Afro-Asians, Reds May Demand Interven. tion In the Bizerte Dispute.

VemOcratS Spark ISSUE... .  Housing Bill May Set Off Senate Fireworks

Depositors Arrive  Sheldon Bank Opens Doors,   Embezzlement Process Tolc

Begin Payments To Depositors of Sheldon Bank   FDIC Will Pay Out About $21 Million

Will Take 2 To 3 Weeks  To Handle Transactions   Secret Files   Million Excess   Knew Exactly   Held In Jail

$1 MILLION UNINSURED  FDIC Reopens Sheldon Bank and Will Pay Out $2.5 Million

 Payments Start to Sheldon Bank's Depositors; Embezzlements Are Explained

Defunct Sheldon Bank Depositors — Start Getting Money   Tell How Funds Were Embezzled

$100,000 Fire Races Through Firm In Salina   Motors Company Suffers Heavy Loss In Blaze

TWO FIRE RUNS   Seven new cars ruined Fire causes 5120,000 damage in Salina auto firm building

DETERMINED TO STAY IN BERLIN  tenant net NNER tt enema  West Planning To Step Up Defenses In Europe

Western Stepup in Europe Defenses Emphasizes Firm Stand Over Berlin

‘Firm On Obligations To Berlin’--Rusk  Allies To Beef Up Forces As Reply To Khrushchev

West to Answer Nikita By Beefed-Up Defense   Rusk Says Soviet Action Can't End Rights in Berlin

West To Build Defense For Firm Berlin Stand   West Maps Plans For Laos Meeting   Inside The Lima Nears   Adlai Reports To Kennedy

West Plans To Beef Up  Defenses   Increase In Europear Forces Will Serve As Notice To Stand  Ejrm %n PRerlin

West to Boost Strength In Europe   To Show It Will Stand Firm On Berlin

Feel Khrushchev Not Sufficiently Impressed by Kennedy Warnings—  West. Determined to Stand Firm on Berlin, to Step Up European Defenses

Plan To Step Up European Defenses {n Berlin Stand   Plan Moon Shot Early Next Year

West Will Bolster Forces In Fur...   Braces For Clash With Russia Over Berlin

U.S. Has Plan by Which Red China Would Refuse U.N. Seat   West To Step Up Its Defenses

Evidence of Firm Stand on Berlin ....  West to Strengthen Defenses in Europe

Soviet Cited For Tension West To Step Up Europe Defenses  To Guard Berlin

Determined To Stand Firm on Berlin...  West To Boost Europe Defenses

Evidence of Determination to Hold Firm in Face of New Berlin Threat   High Officials Point to Seriously-Worded Statement by Rusk; Khrushchev’s Militant Tone Puzzles Diplomats in Washinaton

Will Show Firm Stand On Berlin  U.S. Not To   U.S. Not Fo Back Down On Obligations

Waet Plans fo Back Firm Stand on Berlin by Stepping Up Defenses in Europe

West Is Planning to Step Up Its Defenses in Europe As Evidence of Its Determination to Stand Firm on Berlin

West Planning To Increase Arms Strength In Eurone   Congress Sees Early Showdown  Over Berlin That Could Cause War

Russians Seek . Two-Power Talks Or Disarmament   ! Threats Don’t Shake Determination .  “West Sticks By Firm. Stand On: Berlin

Historic Breakthrough As First Flight Controlled By Pilof Branded Success

Shepard Goes 115 Miles Above Earth, Returns in Well-Executed Operation

Astronaut Roars 115 Miles Above Earth, Returns And Is Rescued Sately At Sea

Soars I> Miles Above The Earth   Cmdr. Shepard Plucked From Sea 2] Minutes After Leaving Pad

Soars 115 Miles Over Earth, 15-Min. Flight   Shepard Returns From His Sky Ride In Perfect Condition

Probe Clears Agriculture Department  Utah Cattlemen Cited As Being ‘’Needfed’ hy

Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Talks Resumed   Prospects Of Success As Gloomy As When Recessed 22 Months Aao

OF STRENGTH AT BORDER   Communists Narrow Seven Crossing Points  SAY ACTION   In Reply To Troop Movements By United States Over Autobahn

2,500 East Germans Work To Narrow Seven Crossing Points Between East, West

U.S. Moves Up Troops —  East German Workers  Strengthen Barriers

U.S. Command Rushes Infantry to Checkpoint  Reds Strengthen Wall ky Addina      Reds Strengthen Wall by Adding More Concrete

Under. Floodlights  Reds Strengther Crossing Points Of Berlin Wall

U.S. Troops Sent Up in Force Show   Americans Facing E. German Soldiers On Border Sector

Kast Germans Strengthen Wall  U.S. Command Rushe   U.S. Command Rushes Up 30 Battle-Dressed Troops To Checkpoint

Features  Today   U. S. Protests. . East Germans  Strengthen Wall

Reds Narrow Crossings In Berlin Wall   Yank Platoon Digs In Near Friedrichstrasse

U.S. TROOPS POSTED AT ONE GATE   Say Protecting On ‘Ill-Advised’  Western Action

Gates in Wall Are  Narrower   Add Concrete To Reinforce Some Sections

U. $. Counters Sealing Off Of Berlin Wall   Infantry Platoon Sef Up At Major Crossing For Allied Personnel

U.S. Platoon of Infantry Sent in Show of Force   Machine Guns-Set Up Behind Sandbags

New Walls Are Built In Berlin   2500 Workers Used To Put Up Walls 7 Feet  High. 5 Feet Thick

Berlin ke wae   Battle-Dressed Troops Show Strength In Latest Threat to Border -

U.S. Stages Show Of Force _ East Germans Narrow Berlin border ‘Gates’

East German: strengthen Berlin wall  U.S. command   U.S. command rushes platoon to crossing poin'

7 Berlin Crossings Narrowed   More Concrete Is Added To Adjacent Walls

Reds Busy  Narrowing  Crossings Gls Move   Gls Move Up tn Show OF Force

E. German: Narrow Crossings   New Walls Put Up in Front Of U.S. Troops

Russians Narrow 7 Crossing ney Between West, East Berlin: 2,500 Work All Night

Reds Pour More Concrete  2,500 East German Workers Narrow Berlin Crossing Points

Narrow Border  Crossings   U.S. Rushes Troops To Checkpoint; Face People’s Army

East German Workers Narrow West And East Crossing Points   Strengthen Adjacent Sections Of Berlin Wall With More Concrete

ba Work All Nig nt East Germans Narrow Gates  At Berlin Crossing Points   Soviet Reply On Autobahn Repulses JFK

YANK SHOW OF FORCE AT CHECKPOINT   Battle - Dressed Platoon Watches 2,500 East Germans Strengthen Wall; Gen. Watson Files Protest.

Work Under Floodlights Red Berliners Narrow East - West Crossing

Reds Narrow Crossing Points on Berlin Line   U. S. Bolsters Armed Force as E. Germans Build Up Strength

U.S. Rushes 30TroopsTo Checkpoint   Adjacent Sections Of Wall Area Also Stranathened

American Unit Placed on Duty At Main Access  ee ee   British Military Force Bolstered In Border Area

Invite Guest Experts  How to Attract Industry Topic of Area Seminar

Army Alerts 57,000 For Possible Call   113 National Guard And Reservist Units Told to be Ready

Service Expansion Includes All Arms: Army is Topmost  October's Draft Call Now Korean War Size; Extend Duty Tours

57,000 Reservists Told to be Ready For Active Duty  Army and Air Force Order Men to Prenare for Duty

Reservists across nation prepare fo be called up for active duty

oe erate pence en ees AN ant  Firing to Be Only in Event of War  Area Atlas Sites Near Finish

‘Firing to Be Only in Event of War  ‘Area Atlas Sites Near Finish

Must Earn Larger Profits, Steel Says  Faces Serious Competition, Research Stud Report Says

(i averse  Education  Wes ek  Be    Time To Remember Our Convictions

During National  Education Week   Time To Remember Our Convictions

May Halt Major Local Projects  Strike Of Construction Laborers Looming Here

Algerian Regiment Disbanded   Blows Up Own. Camp Shouts ‘Algeria Is French! In Last Aci

Discussion About Duval Resignation Remains Heated   Administrative Faults Irked Dalton: Harlow Charges Politics.

Commit Slayer for Observation  Hearing Waived in Shotgun Killing

NEW BUDGET OPENS DRIVE  Russia Seen Out to Pass U.S. Military, Economic Growth

Stiff Dope Law: Vote Awaited  Crate. Side .   State. Senate OKs Forecast

Nash Succeeds John Crow as Head of U.S. Indian Bureau 4 - «a ‘ : New ‘Chief’ a Guitar and Berry Fancie

Baldwin Chief of Police To Leave Post Aug. 31   Nash Succeeds John Crow as Head of U.S. Indian Bureau  New ‘Chief a Guitar and Berry Fanciel

LIGHT SHOWERS TO END TONIGHT Fair, Mild Memorial Day Is Predicted

Clear Skies Appear over Midwest, Rain Still Dampening Soggy South

 Tornadoes In Texas:  Midwest Ts Battered © By Hail. Rain & Wind

Wild Weather Starts To Calm   South, Midwest Hit By Violent Storms

twisters batter South  Hundreds Flee Homes In Midwest Flood Areas

Violent Weather Strikes Most of Midwest, South   Winds Diminishing And Skies Clearing

Winds Batter Wide Areas of South, Midwest   Tornadoes, Gales and Thunderstorms Hit; Illinois Suffers

Two Killed As Tornado Hits Town In Texas   Hundreds Forced To Flee Floods In lowa, Wisconsin

Midwest Is Belted By Storms   Violent Weather Also Strikes In South, 2 Killed By Tornado

Tornadoes Hit Texas, Louisiana   Northern Illinois Lashed By Winds Of 100 Miles An Hour

No Sponsor,  DiSalle Money  Bill May Die Republicans May ~ Substitute Own Financial Plan

Bill Called Incomplete ‘Sponsor’ Is Missing For DiSalle's ‘Baby’

Republicans Shun DiSalle’s  Fund Measure   Unintreduced Bill Could Possibly Die For Lack of Sponso:

SEATO Ministers Meet in Bangkek To Study Action  Military Force May Be sed if Reds

Red Troops Capture Key Laos Town  Formal Meeting Of Eight Powers To Open Monday

Asks Court To Disregard Legality Issue   Says Eichmann Cannot Be Condonec For Alleged Crimes

‘On Inside Paaes   Atty. General Charges .. . Eichmanns Crimes  Cant Be Forgotten

Hausner Urges Court to Continue Eichmann Trial   Hausner Counter- Attacks  Servatius With Utter  a i Oe i EN Re ieee

Israel Attorney Testifies at Tricl of Nazi  Kichmann Crime Calied Worst

No Atonement, No Forgiveness Anc No Forgetting. Prosecutor Asserts

On Inside Pages   Atty. General Charges . Eichmann’ S Crimes Cant Be Forgotten

Prosecution Says Trial Is Legal   No Atonement Possible For Eichmann Crimes, Attorney General Says

— PARIS MINISTERS’ MEETING — Rusk Pledges U.S. To Defend  Free World From Red Threats

Rusk Pledges Preservation of Freedom      Arrives in Par For Conference on Berlin

Paris Talks To Air East, West Eases   Charges Soviet Union With Grotesqu: Use Democratic Terms

Murphy Letter Accuses U.S. Of Treating Portugal In “Cavalier Manner”

LABOR DEPT. FIGURES: Negroes, Older Persons ‘ead US Longtime Idled

Who Who Are The Unemployed?  Old 1 Folks, Negroes, Youngsters,  -

5,140,000 Jobless; Who They Are   Aged, Colored, Schoo Dropouts, Semi-Skilled

He’s Surrealist of Music?   Hungarian Pianist Gives Grand Concert; No Noise

Silence Reigns In Wigmore Hall .  Pianist Gives World’s Quietest Concert

Bach or Boogie, It All Sounds the Same When Mr. Blod’s at Keyboard 

NO ECHOES, NO OVERTONES, BORROWED PIANO—  Lost Chord Resounds In Silence

Where To Find It   PIII be AST RE  How Rock 'n Roll SHOULD Be Played

LOST CHORD CONCERT  CCE TE CNL A CLC een  Pianist Performs In Silence

Preston County Ruling Upheld   Hospital Can Deny Practice In Facility

"BUTTERFLIES IN TFUMMY:  “Astronaut Shepard Unafraid Before or During Flight

a Not Scared, ot Scared, Says  Astronaut  Shepard Had ‘Butterflies’

2 of 5Crewmen Survive Disaster Near Richmond   G constellation Develops E ngine Trouble While En Route to Fort Jackson, S.C.   FRI Starts Probe

77 Persons Killed Inductees Mourned By 3 States; Pilot, Engineer Live

Military Recruits Lose Lives   Investigators List Former Mishaps Ot Small Firm

74 Had Just Been Sworn Into Army   Pilot, Engineer Survive; Chartered Liner Crashes Near Richmond, Virginia

74 Youths Enroute to Army Camp   Small Charter Airline — Has 2nd Crackup  ) Of Soldiers.

Was Second Tragedy On Same Airline   Small Firm Has Record Of Flying Violations In Past

Estimates Drop in Tax Revenue  $10 Million Less, Gronouski Figures

__November GOM: Maria Eubank —  Air Force Captures Discoverer Capsule

Air Force Makes 7th Air Cateh  Capsule Cauo}   Capsule Caught On First Pass Over Pacific

Killer Wipson Ts Held Insane   Committed by Judge to Central State Hospital, Waupun

New Yorkers Caught, Handed To FBI et orkers aught, Flandeda lo FBI —  Even Bloodhounds J ein Act When 2 Men Fled Stolen Car

New Yorkers Caught, Handed To FBI  Even Bloodhcunds Join Act When 2 Men Fled Stolen Car

 To Boost Economy  Britain to Seek Membership In Europe’s Common Market

But Don't Worry  20-Fold Boost Reported Here In Atmospheric Radioactivity

iran at  Farewell  To Illinois   Lineoln Leaves Home On Monumental Journey

  rN  in)     100 YEARS AGO  Lincoln Leaves  For Presidency  Abe Says Farewell to His Many Springfield Friends

US. Civil Defense Office Tells Shelter Standards   Certain of Talks

‘In the News  WESTMAR TRUSTEES — VOTE FOUR HONORARY DEGREES LAST WEEK  a sepsis a ee

In the News  WESTMAR TRUSTEES —  VOTE FOUR HONORARY  DEGREES LAST WEEK Doctor of Music —

Committee Votes Dela School Bill   Administration Thus Loses Another Round In Backstage Fight

Little Albania Strikes Back At Khrushchev   Charge He's Wrecking Red Unity

Khrushchev Accused Of  Destruction  Rift Widens As Leader Virtually Onata Staliniate

Albania Raps ‘K’ Wrecking Of Red Unity   Stalinist Followers Seen Expelled From ’ Party By Congress

Molotov, Other Comrades Due Ax From Party   Fur Flying Over Personality Cult

Albania Fires Back: Hassle Near Climax   Pravda Predicts Molotov, Comrade: Will Be Expelled

Albania Strikes Back at Nikita  Accuses Red Boss Of Wrecking Unity

Rumble in Communist  Camp Is Called Serious Purges May Follow Congress   Albania Strikes  Baek at Nik   Accuses Leader  «Of Wrecking Unit:

Khrushchev Hit For Endangering  Communist Unity  Albania Makes Charges in Letter to Soviet Canarace

Condition Of President's Father Remains  Serious   CAROLINE HAPPY OPENING GIFTS

JFK's Father ‘Recognizes’ His Family  Somber Holiday   Somber Holiday For Kennedys; Latest Details

Yule For Kennedys  \s Somber   Caroline Puts Some Cheer In Household

‘AROLINE THRILLED BY PRESENTS Christmas Day Sad For Adult Kennedys

Christmas Somber For Kennedys   President's Father  Remains Seriously Ill With Stroke

Illness of President's s Father Gives  Somber Mood to Kennedy Holiday

Gambler Gangland Slaying Victim  . Narcotics Figure Riddled in Auto

West Reichers Taking A Dim View Of Eichmann’s Trial, Fear Many Old Wounds May Be Re-opened

Mixed Emotions Surround Germany During Trial Of  Former Nazi Executioner

Week's Festival Schedule   FRINAY. NeTORER 12.   SATURDAY. OCTOBER 14   SUNDAY. OCTOBER 15.

To Detect Spoiled Frozen Eggs In Markets  Egg Smellers Corp Now In Training

CHALLENGE ‘EGGS’ THEM ON EEN  Top-Notch Noses Know Good Ones from Bad

A SHORT. SHORT STORY   mi Make To Make Lgg- -Smellers  Good Nose A Must

EGG SMELLERS CORPS Keen Noses Play Big Part In Making Breakfast ‘Tasty

BadgersTip Utah,7-0  Purdue . . .13 Penn State. .20 Washington... 6 Navy ... .10 Kansas State .14 Syracuse. . .19 Indiana . . . 8 Oregon State. 8 Army . . . .24 lowa State. .14 Richmond . . 6 Okla. State. . 7  Fees ee 2!) ae he ee : - = in   ' The World in Focus UN's Life Hanging Over Death of Dac

Kennedy Given  Year- End Report By Justice Dept.   Atty. Gen. Details Gains in Schools, Votine. Employmen!

U.S. Claims Progr ess In  Civ i Rights   But Administration Doesn’t Take All Credit For Advance

Kennedy Cites Progress On Civil Rights  Administration Doesn't Call All

According To Bobby Local, State Governments  Did Most For Civil Rights

R. Kennedy Reports: On Civil: Rights   Report Indicates Good Progress In Several Fields

Not All Credit Claimed, However . Administration Lists Strides Made in Field of Civil Rights

Racial Progress Cited in Report By Legal Chief   Loca!, State Units Credited Primarily With Year's Gains

Plans To Give Attention To Agriculture  Economic Speech For 6? Concress

State, Local Officials Get Credit for Lack (Of ‘School’ Violence

Praise School Desegregation teas Progress in Civil Rights Claimed by Administration

Civil Rights Gains Noted Approvingly   Administration Hails Year of Progress, But Shares Credit

White House Brags On Rights ‘Progress’   INFORMAL   DEVELOPMENTS

Kennedy SightSet On Farm Problem   To Get Vigorous Attention In 1962 Economic Messave

ennedy Administration Decided gainst Proposing Rights Legislatior

Attorney General Gives Credit. To Local and State Officials For ‘Lack of Violence’ in Public School Deseareaation

Important Progress In Civil Rights Reported By Kennedy Administration

President and Freeman Hatch ‘New, Updated’ Farm Program   Details Are Kept Secret

Administration: Progress Made On Civil Rights   President Wilson's Widow, 89, Dies In Washington Home

Kennedy Plans ito Offer New  Farm Program   Message to Congres: Will Emphasize Agriculture

Will Stress Agriculture In Message   President, Freeman Finish Work on Farm Plan for 1962

JFK Plans To Emphasize Ag Programs   Hint Proposals For Civil Rights Legislation Dropped

Notable Progress Is Reported In The Civil Rights Field  But Administration Does Not Claim All

Life’s End   DR. J. L. REEVES — DROPS DEAD IN GROCERY STORE THIS MORNING   Tianeélhe meena motto w ffl

Life’s End   DR. J. L. REEVES —  DROPS DEAD IN GROCERY  STORE THIS MORNING Death Comes at Age 91

NO CAMPAIGNS LAUNCHED ae eee o’s Suceessor  Dag   Question  Top U!

Algiers Is Rocked With Wild Rioting   Anti-DeGaullist Demonstrators Protest Plan for independence

Disfranchised American  Castro Butcher Seized By US. for Deportation

Texas Police Seek Rapist-Abductor Young Mother,.Son Held Captive On 19-Day, 4-State Terror Ride

19-Day Terror Ride Described By Woman   Youth Admits Slaying Girl

KIDNAPED, RAPED : Housewife Retates 19 Days of Terror   Forced Inte Car

California Woman, Son Abducted, Taken Through Four States, She Tells Police

JFK Treading Careful Course In Civil Rights   Southern  Votes Needed

Notes U. S. Naval Buildup; Threatens Soviet Roc ket ‘Retaliation  Cuba Sounds ‘No Mercy Policy Toward Invaders

Castro Shows ‘No Mercy’  For Invaders  More Than 500 Cubans Nabbed

OteS U. 9. Naval Buildup; Threatens Soviet Ros sket Retaliation ees  Cuba Sounds 'No Mercy  Policy Toward Invaders.

Several In Accidents oe ne SeCOCRCRTs  Driving Hazardous  On Slippery Roads

Promises Biggest Atomic Explosion On October 31   Spedks More Than 6 Hours to Open Communist Session

‘How ‘Twas   SPRING BEGINS — UNDER SOGGY BLANKET ‘OF SNOW AND SLUSH

Teacher Tried For Beating ls Acquitted   See Page Two For Earlier Story

Time Is Growing Short—  Emergency WheatPlan is Under Consideration

! Crewmen Die, Many Injured At Idlewild 102 Passengers Flee Burning  Plane After Crash On Takeoff

02 Passengers Escape; Four Crew Members Die  Mexican Airliner Crashes In Storm  Following Takeoff

Orbital Trip Of 25 Hours  Successful  dem vx —_   Distance Traversed Proves Nearly Equal To Roundtrip to Meon

'l Feel Splendid’, Tito  SPACEMAN LANDS OKAY AFTER 17 ORBITS.      Space Curbs Need Cited By Kennedy

Soviet Astronaut Orbited Earth 17 Times In 25 Hours   Second Russian In Space Land: Safely In Excellent Condition

Major Aloft In Space Ship Over 25 Hours   Journey Nearly Equals Round Trip To Moon

Maj. Gherman Titov Successfully Orbits Earth 17 Times In 25-Hour-Long Flight

Circles World More Than 17 Times In Spectacular Flight; New Speed And Distance Records Are Posted

vomes Down 'Exactly In Plannec Area; Voyage Is Nearly Equal To Flight to Moon and Back.

‘Lands In Aerie At 2:18 CDT   World Hails Russian Voyage Another Step In Progress Toward Moon Trip   Khrushchev Threatens  U.S. In Talk

Epic Trip Lasts 25 Hours   Free World Leaders Concerned Over Propaganda Significance

Maj. Titov Circles Earth 17 Times   26-Year-Old Air Force Officer Makes Flight in More Than 25 Hour:

How ft Wuz   iol ain alia alll ase ow MORE SUNSHINE TODAY AND STILL WARMER -

E. German Revolt Is Held Possible   Brandt Does Not Expect Any New Crisis in Berlin

West Berlin  Mayor Sees No  Crisis Near Brandt Predicts  Anti-Red Uprising If West Forced Out

Brandt Predicts Anti-Red Uprising in East Berlin If West Pulls Out

Brandt Expects No Berlin Crisis  Says West's Ouster Could Trigger Revolt

Will Urge Bomb Test Canceling   Six U.N. Nations On Fringe Unite

Nations  Will Ask Embargo  Resolution Slated Askina Khrushel.   Resolution Slated Asking Khrushcke: to Halt Bomb Plan

‘Six Nations In U.N. Join For Protest   Support Forecast For Resolution To Prevent Explosion

Khrushchey Urged to Dror Bomb Plans   6 Nations’ Ready Resolution for U.N. Assembly

hesotution for U.!%. Six Nations To Ask Russia ‘Not To Fire 50-Megatoner

PLAN TO ASK IMMEDIATE U.N. VOTE   Reds Challenged To Sign Test Ban Pact At Once  SOME DELEGATES   Suspect Khrushchev Has No Intention Of Firing 50-Megaton Bomb

6 Nations Eye Plan To Stop Nuclear Test  To Request Priority For Resolution To Halt Bomb Testing

Take Up With UN:  Test Area Fringe Nations ~ Ask Reds To Cancel Plan:

Spread of Freedom Party Into State Seen as It Gets Foothold In NY City

Minnesota High Water Receding   Some Highways Blocked, Several Homes Surrounded In Southeastern Areas

§ Kicked Out For Shouting Viva Castro’   U.S. Sees Commie Beachhead; Cuba Fears ‘Invasion’

Demonstrators Clash Near UN Headquarters: U. S., Cuba Hurl Charges

Clashes Oceur During Bitter  Debate i in 1U \   Cuba Holds Invasion Planned as U.S. Says Break in Ties Forced

RAIN. DRIZZLE   8 Qusied From Public Gallery  Demonstrators For, Against Cactrn Battle

Pro, Anti-Castro Factions Clash  One Man Injured, Hecklers Disrupt

Cuban Crisis Sparks — Fly at U.N. Building   U.S. Flas Lowered in Havana

Demonstrators Clash Ove:  Castro Near UN Building   FLAG HAULED DOWN  US Embassy Staff Joins Exodus

Pro Castro Anc Antis Clash At United Nations  Harklarc Ener Rath   Hecklers For Both Sides In Galleries Eiected By Guards

U.S., Cuba Trade Charges  Castro Supporters, Opponents Clash  Outside United Nations Headquarters

AP tem PF OPK arene  [Castro Backers Heckle UN Council, Battle Outside

Cuba Insists US. About To Attack  Demonstrators Driven Out Of Council Chamber

Princes’ Meef Collapses in Less Than How   See No Further Need for Talks, Spokesman Says

Laotian Meeting Falters   Prince Boun Oum Fails to Meet Others; Diplomats Depressec

Laos Meeting Of Princes ls Failure  Courtesy Call — Made; Meeting

PRO-REDS ANGERED BY RESULTS   Diplomats Are Depressed Over Parley Outcome

Viet Nam Parley Of Princes Fails Before It Begins   Peace Gathering . Aim Was To Map Coalition Setup

Pro-West Boun Oum Fails To Show Up Laotian Princes’ Parley  Collapses Within One Hour   U.S. Refuses To Write Off Parley As Failure .   Looks To Scuvanna. Phouman Of Laos To Go Ahead With Setting Up Regime -

Boun Oum Sees No Point In ‘Carnival   Premier Refuses To Meet Others, Says Souvanna No Neutral

Laos Princes Meet, Then Talks Collapse in an Hour   Outcome Depresses Diplomats

Breakup May Prove Tragic lor Kingdom   Pro-West Premier Assails Souvanna As Being Lnneutral

Summit On Laos Quickly Collapse:   Diplomats Draw Blank After Meeting On A Coalition Lasts Under An Hour

Laotian Peace Talks Collapse Within an Hour  Rival Princes Meet, Nathina Ile Dana

Princes’ Meeting In Laos Collapses af Its Very Start   Western Premier Says Meeting Over: Didn't Make Agreement.

DIPLOMATS ARE ASTOUNDED Princely Conference In Laos  Turns Into Political Fiasco

LABORIOUSLY PREPARED CONFERENCE  Laos Summit Meet Falls Apart Quickly

Briefs Of World  On Berlin Issue  Pravda Says New Wa: Hysteria Hits West After Travel Banned

ee NA CEN  Ennis School Dist. Bus Drivers To Gain Pointers at Institute

Others Hike Price Of  Gasoline   Fall da Line With Siandaradl’s Boost

Volcano Ruins Home 6,500 Miles Away  Island People Settle in Camp

Inside...    6,900 Miles From Lonely Isle Former British Training Camp New Home  Of Bewildered Tristan de Cunha Refugees

Kennedy Drops In on Sen. Byrd’s Party by ‘Copter; Host Often Foe

Algeria Mob Burns Files  In Consulate  Street Fighting Breaks Out On Peace Talks Eve

Stay Given Condemned  Threesome  Trio Had Been Scheduled To Die Wednesday

Indusirialist Supports Strip Mine Measures  Sees Slowdown Of Industrial Growth If They Are Defeated

Blast Much Smaller Than Monday’s  Reds Fire Another  Nuclear Explosion

Only Tenth as Big as Monday's Superbomb of 30 Megatons, Swedish Scientist Reports

Await First Sign Of Fallout   U. S. Health Officials Ready To Detect Debris From Giant Blast

Soviets Toucl Off Another Atomic Blast  Only LOth As Big As Super Bomb Exploded Monday

House Holds Pursestrings   Battle for Control Halts Progress Of Kennedy Job Bill

Fight on Money Control Holding Up Aid Measure   House Approves Plan. 250-167. But Separate Revenue Bill Decided Upon.

Battle to Control Pursestrings of  Aid Plan Looms   House Roll Call Vote Passes Development Plan Despite GOP Protests

Program For Depressed Areas Is Approved, But Money Control Unsettled

Raided Mill City Tavern —  Cold-Blooded Killers Sought After Shooting

Comparative Salary Schedules   National Hunt Underway For Minneapolis Killers

Montoya Ordered To Post $25,000 Bond by Tuesday   Surety Necessary In Election Contest,  Judge Here Rules

General Taylor Is Doubtful of Troops Wisdom   Resumes Mission In Hawaii Today

South Viet Nam Would Get Troops Only as Last Resort   SEATO Meeting

To Stem Communist Tide  Taylor’s South Viet Nam Trip Last Resort For U.S.

Taylor Back From Tour  U.S. Troops in Viet Nam Termed the ‘Last Resort

Viet Nam Studied By Taylor   General Indicates He Favors Use of Troops Only as Last Resort

Gen. Taylor Given Briefing On Viet Nam   Apparently Will Recommend U.S. Troops Be Sent Only As Last Resort

Taylor Sees Troo ps As ‘Last Resort’  Kennedy Adviser Indicates View Of South Viet Nam Aik

Tay lor Sees Army Use As Last Resort  No U.S. Men Slatec In South Viet Nam = ’ oe Wal cna

Taylor Indicates He Would Advise Sending Troops To §. Viet Nam as Last Resort

GEN. TAYLOR ON WAY TO INDOCHIN/   Kennedy’s Adviser Tc Study Red Menace Tc South Viet Nam, Use Of U. S. Troops.

House OK's Bill to Continue Taxes On Lieuor, New Cars, Travel, ‘Phoe:

Rooting Section   City Beauties Vie  In Jaycee Event For Paaeant Title

? ‘Word Of Coercion’ ‘Russia Causing Global \Crisis, Dean Rusk Says

Soviets Plunged Globe Into Long Crisis, Says Rusk   U.S. to Take New Look at Defenses

Rusk Accuses Russia of Seeking To ‘Impose a World of Coercion   Charges Soviets With Plunging Globe Into Long-Term Crisis by Failing to Join U.N. in Factas Wellas in Farm: Says Kennedy Acting

WASHINGTON—(4)—Sec. of State Dean Rusk said today that “at some stage” the Berlin crisis might very well “come to the attention of the United Nations.”

LONG-TERM CRISIS  Rusk Accuses Soviet Union Of Trying To Coerce World

S From Unicago  U. S. C.C. Chief Unflattering About Own Descrintion

Little but Loud...  Richard Wagner, New President Of U.S. C of C, Rose Rapidly

“Then, Everything Was Quiet...” East German Police Kiil  Fleeing Refugee In Berlin

President Flies To Puerto Rico  Denarte With Mre Konnedy Far   Departs With Mrs. Kennedy For Visit to Latin American Nations

President, Wite Leave On Journey   Undeterred By Talk Against Him

President Undeterred   by Reports of AntiU.S. Violence In Venezuela,

MRS. KENNEDY ACCOMPANIES PRESIDENT   Chief Executive To Visit Venezuela And Colombia   Over Communist - Inspired Demonstrations In Venezuelan Capital

Chief Executive Accompanied iy Wi life ©, a2r8 Gooduill Ad fentan  ae vaGe SEaioorcere

President Off On Latin Trip Despite Rumors   Not Deterred By Possible Violence

Kennedy Unatraid  In Spite Of Venezuela Violence President And Party Take Off

Undeterred By Agitation Of ‘Leftists’   Mrs. Kennedy Goes Along On Visit To Venezuela, Colombi:

Venezuelan Measures for Kennedys’ Protection Are Considered Adequate

Kennedy Leaves On South America Jaunt In Face Of Venezuela Riots

President Undeterred By Threats   ‘Comaiuuists Try To Foment Riots

President Will Spend Tonight in  San Juan Palace  Venezuela Calls Out ae reaps to  Anan FPA A

Venezuelan Anti-U.S. Demonstrations Fail To Deter Kennedy Latin Tour

Soviet Shuns Status Change In E. Berlin  guar   Tour Of Duty For E. German Troops Extended 6 Months

Change in Berlints Ruled Out   Gromyko Says Westerr Area Has Problem But Not East.

World Praises Publicity Given To Space Flight  Pie) ae   Open Coverage O1 Historic Event Brings Reaction

Jon Mattox convicted, sets life sentence  Defendant takes it calmly; attorney asks new trial on grounds jury was influenced

Critical Tax Study Handed Gov. Nelson   State Tax Dept. Claims Revision Lacks Relief Rol

Study of Tax Bill Provides Veto Argument   No Relief Seen for Lower Income, Says Departraent

‘Mansfield Reports After Conference—  K ennedy Still Opposes U.S. Aid To Parochial, Private Schools

Rejects Parochial Aid Plan   Kennedy Bans Aid ‘To Private Schools

Kennedy Insists Aid to Private Schools Illega   Stands kirm In Hts Opposition to Fed. eral Help fo.  Church Institutions

Catholic Hierarchy In Opposition   JFK Says Aid Clear Violation Of Constitution

President Still Opposes Federal Aid to Private and Parochial Schools

Kennedy’s Position in Feud (ver School Aid Unchanged   Protestant Bishop Asks For Kennedy Backing in Aid Feuc

Kennedy Still Against Granting  Parochial Scliosls Aid: Manstield

Kennedy Against Parochial Aid   Hasn’t Changed View Savs Sen. Mansfield

Economic Issues Face Kennedy   National Recession Tops Agendc With Gold Imbalance Second

PROBLEMS PACING KENNEDY First Major Task Will Be To Boost  Nation’s Economy

Kennedy Plans And Problems:  New President Will Unveil  ;  _ Antirecession Program   By FRANK CORMIER

Kennedy and The Economy  Emphasis on Employment Instead of Anti-inflation

 Hardships, Disturbances Overcome in Classrooms  Young Lives Salvaged Through School Program at Fulton Hospital

Hardships, Disturbances Overcome in Classrooms  Young Lives Salvaged Through School Program at Fulton Hospital   BY WARD DEGIFER

Auto Kills Veous Man   @y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New Mexico Traffic Toll to Date 343 Last Year's Tot to Date acon

Mad at Teachers at Texas School Because He WasScolded for Smoking

Man Admits Setting Off Blast Which Killed 296.  In School 24 Years Ago

Conscience Bothers; Man Claims He Set Off 1937 Texas Blast Killing 296

Man Savs He Caused 1937 School Catastrophe That Killed 296 Person:

Pickets at GM Plant Attack Own President   Rough Management Man. 2? Union Men

Today’s Index   After Oist flomer  Maris Finally Gets Excited--About A Young Far

New Storm Center Is Forming  2 ‘Typhoon I Doris Loses Punch  After Ravaging Philippines.

Railroad Car Industry Is Dwindling   Berwick Plant Goes Way Of Mt. Vernon, McKees Rocks.

DUBOIS STORY IS MUCH BETTER THAN BERWICK, PENNSYLVANLA:  Railroad Car Builders Troubled

Handing out Emmys tonite   Experts shy from predictions  for TV honors

Television Gives Emmy Awards Tonight   Bob Hope in Running for Comedian Award

From Our College  proeieies PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER ARRIVES HERE MONDAY

From Our College  WESTMAR PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER ARRIVES HERE MONDAY

New Tax Proposal Given Little Chance   Nelson’s Offer Fails to Generate Enthusiasm; Lawmakers Pessimistic

Adams’ Finances  Reported Probed  12 Other ‘High’ Ex-Officials Linked With Bernard Goldfine

Goldfine Case Aftermath  Sherman Adams’ Net Worth \Reported Probed By U.S.

Kennedy Lays Down Strict  Code of Ethies   Regulations Sought As Clear Guidelines Against Corruption

 Need to Set Ethical Tone ‘Kennedy Asks Clear Guides  To Stamp Out Corruption

Kennedy Asks Code Of Ethies   Asks Guidelines On Corruption In Government

Body Of Little Blond Girl Is Dug From Snow After Swiss Avalanche

10 Are Killed By Avalanche   9 School Children, Master Die In Alps

Swiss Avalanche Kills 10 Persons   Bodies of 9 Pupils, Teacher Recovered

ug from Alpine Snow  Body of 10th Avalanche Victim Found by Swiss

Tornadoes Touch Down In Piqua Area   Twister Pares 100-Yard Wide Path Of Destruction

Russia Asked To Back 3Stage Plan for Peace   international Conference Would Be Called to Seek Permanent Solution.   Set No Deadline

Russia asked to join in calling for immediate cease fire in Laos   Kennedy to talk about Laos at news conference today

Intervention Looms, Allies Ready Troops   Propose Three-Stage Plan For Permanent Laotian Peace Pact

British Pose Joint  Sponsorship  Would Precede Three-Nation Control Study

Note Urges Laos Appeal By Nations   New Proposal Made As U.S. And Allies Prepare For Fight

Britain Proposes Cease-Fire   _Kennedy To Speak Te Nation On Crisis, No Comment On Troops

English Send Urgent Note To Soviets   Propose Three-Stage Plan for Peace; West Sees Critical Period

‘xplains “Incendiary Risks” Of Laos Situations Allied forces Move In For Battle

Three-Stage Peace Plan Launched.  Britain Asks Russia   Britain Asks Russia To Join Calling for Immediate Cease-Fire

Over Explosive Ordinance  Citizens Threaten        Action In Court

AUTO MAKER GIVEN NOTICE   Union Terminating Gen eral Motors Contract  Last Of Month

UAW To Terminate Agreement Aug. 31 GM Refuses Request Of  ‘Union For Profit Facts

 Deadline—August 31 ‘Auto Workers to Discontinue  Pact With General Motors

Takes Stand In Face of  USSR Move   Asian-African Group To Offer Milder Plan

U.S. Supports Hammarskjold  U.N. May Face Gravest gy 2° © e« Fe Oem W.......   U.N. May Face Gravest Crisis in Its 15 Years Over Congo Situation

Soviet Seeks Exodus Of Troops U.S. Quickly Supports Hammarskjold In UN

NEWS INDEX   SECTION A   Lumumba's Lieutenants Locked in Power Fight

Lumumba s Backers In Power Fight   Result Is Anarchy In Third Of Congo Under Their Control

Gizenga Said In Peril Of Unruly Mobs  Rival Powers In  ae a ee a;

Lumumba’s Heirs Vying for Power  Report: Rebel Congo Areo in Confusion

Lumumba Backers Locked In Struggle For Power   Laos King Plans Appeal To World In Civil War

iNo Date Set   Nike Zeus Missiles to Be ‘Used Against Real Taraets ‘In Pacific Area in Fortnight

Police Head Testifies No Violence Expected on Freedom Ride Arrival

Porker Division Is  25¢ to 50c Lower   (Continued From Page One)   No Coins

Explosions Renew  Fear in Algeria  Eight Die in Blasts Of Two Time Bombs

Bombings Give Algeria Scare  Oo TITS OF Vase. Ld   8 Killed, 27 Wounded In’ New ‘Outbreaks

AnneAlpern Appointed To State’s Top Court  Atty. General Would Be First Wi oman To Holc  c' yp We... *a*.__

Anne X. Alpern Named To State’s Hightest Ct. 1st Woman So Honored

POPPOMIIGE RUS QIOVWY FISgiininity  Swedish Jets Knock Out Katangan Radio

Congo Fight Slows Down  As Rain Hits   Torrential Downpour Brings Quiet Spell To Elisabethville

Katanga [ ichting  a  is slowed   Elisabethville quiet after torrential rains

On Fifth Day Of Fighting... .  Rains Hold Up Battle On Katanga War Fron

Torrential Rain Slows Katanga, U.N. Fighting   Swedish Jets Knock Out Radio Station

QUIET SPELL   Torrential Rains Slow Dowr Fichting at Elisabethville

U.N. Jets Knock Out Government Radio Operations   Belgian Minister Condemns Action Of United Nations

Rains Slow Fighting, Radio Station Hit   U Thant Says Belgians Gave Africans Aid

Heavy Rains Slow Fighting Between  Troops i in Katanga : U.N. Swedish Jets Knock Out

UN Troops on Advance In War With Katanga   Torrential Rains Slow Fighting As Jets Knock out Radio

Rains Slow I ighting In Congo Area   Katanga Radio Knocked Out By Jets, U.N. Claims

Temperature Drops 40 Degrees  Lusty Cold Front Sends Mercury Flying Down

Wintry Weather  Moves Eastward Across Midwest   Cold Wave Is Blamed For 11 Deaths; Northwest Braces For Another Storm

Northwest Battles New Arctic Storm   Temperature Drops Of 40 Degrees Common In Sections of Face

Heat Records Broken In Ohio  Cold Wave Hits East: New One Brewing In West

BIG OPTIMIST TEENAGE HOI SATURDAY NIGHT 8 P.M. MAIN BALLROOM AY URST PARK.— id.      AWA NRO VE RT

Hearing Set in Colorado River Disoute   Calif:,.4 Other States’ Pleas Due Before ‘High Court

=cocusecuccessR EUNITED. WITH CHILDREN ssssereenc:  Airmen Return Home

Committee Approves Food Tax Bill ‘To Finance Sanford’s School Plans

 Governor Is Happy ‘Subcommittee A  pproves  [Sanford Education Plan

Macmillan, Kennedy Agree On Cooperation  NATO Unity Needed Te Meet Red Threats

Winds Slice South From Great Lakes  Indiana Home Leveled   Indiana Home Leveled By Tornado; Four Killed; Many Injured

Four Killed By Midwest Tornadoes .   Heavy Snow North Of Storm Belt; Chicago Named Disaster. Area

3 Killed in Tennessee, 1 In Indiana   Litchfield, Other Illinois  Towne Hit

Rash of Tornadoes Hammers Midwest   Four Persons Are Killed, Several Injured As Twisters Cause Heavy Property Damage; Snow, Rain and Fog Plaque Widespread Area:

‘Tornadoes In Midwest Kill 3 Persons, Cause Widespread Destruction. Damage

‘Tornado Kills Three in Tennessee, (Other Storms Hit Indiana, Illinois

Tornadoes. Hit Midwest 20 Killed   Hurricane Winds Rip Towns Apart

Twisters, Snow Hit Midwest   4 Killed As Tornadoes Rip Tennessee Town, Kokomo, Indiana

Twisters Hit In Tennessee; Indiana, Ulinots   Chicago South Side Cleaning Up after Damaging Big Blow

Tornadoes, Snowstorm:  In Midwest   Schools Closed, Damage Heavy In Violent Storme

Grim Reminders Of Spring ‘Tornadoes Smash Through Parts Of Midwest States

Warnings Are Posted In 4 States   Four Persons Killed; Tornadoes Hit Indiana Illinois and Tennessee

Twisters Hit Indiana, Illinois   Chicago South Side Smashed By Storm

Tornadoes Sweep Midwest Areas; Four Are Killed   Minneapolis-St. Paul Area Has Heavy Snow

Late Winter:  Midwest Battered By Storm   Wide Variety Of Weather Ts Recorded

Twisters Hit In Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois  Chicago South Side Cleaning Up after

Winds Claim Three Lives in Tennessee   Twisters Cause Heavy Damage In Indiana, Illinois

Twisters Hit In Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois  Chicago South Side   Chicago South Side Cleaning Up After Damaging Big Blow

Loony oe pee  Motorists Lose Lives As Snow   Motorists Lose Lives As Snow Puts Deadly Glaze On Hishwavs

Tornadoes Hit Three States   Thirty Die Violently In Texas Over Weekend

TWISTERS, HEAVY SNOW, FOG. RAIN   Tornadoes In Jerseyville, il., Kokomo, Ind., Stanton, Tenn.; Blizzard Stalls Traffic On Plains.

rour Persons Reporfed Dead: Damage Heavy  Eight-Month-Old Child, 3 Adults

Tornadoes Kill Four, Cause Loss  In Midwest  T? -raacke RQ Liabkasl .   Roads Slicked » In Michigan; Heavy Snows In Some States

Witness Slain In Gangland Style Blast  Former Convict Testifies Against 3

HIS TESTIMONY CONVICTED THREE  Gangland Style Explosion Kills Ex-Convict

explosion RIps Auto 3 Released After Questioning in  Philadelphia Gang Style Slaying

Ex-Convict Slain In True Gangland - Style; Testified Recently Against Trio In Burglary

Wired to Automobile — Burglary Trial Witness Killed by Bomb Blast

Bomb kills witness in big burglary   Richard Blaney, ex-convict, slain in gangland style

Witness Against Gang Blown to Bits by Bomb Under Hood of His Car

3 Suspects In Burglary  Questioned   Starting of Auto Sparks Explosion

Had Testified In Bizarre Case Blast Rips Car As Ex-Con  Dies In Ganeland Fashion

Witness Killed By Bomb in Car  Ex-Convict Blasted   Ex-Convict Blasted In Gonaland Style

‘ Shot My Wife,’ Mate  Calls Police  Mother Slain in  Driveway of - Home

Effects Ot Defense Buildup Are Being Felt In County   Draft Board, Recruiting Station Activities Mounting

Republicans Fight Rayburn Proposal  Committee Change Needs G. O. P. Votes

Landlady Paying Bill for Envoy  Holds-No Grudge i in Dispute With Jha

Auseriy Program  Pound Sterling Stronger But Unrest Said Growing

Britains Economy Drive Spur   Pound Stiffened But Wage Strife Looms. Ae Commons Fumes

Austerity Plan Stirs  Parliament  Threats Of Wage Strike Made On Labor Front

Carnival Pair Held On Murder Charge After 5th Child Dies   Bodies ‘Disposed Of” In Four States

ONE BODY LEFT IN MCDOWELL COUNTY Carnival Couple Admits Disposing of 5 Children

Man, Wife Face Murder Charge  _ Five Children of Carnival Worker Die, Apparently Of Malnutrition, Neglect

Pair Disposed Of Their Bodies During Travels; Malnutrition, Nevlect Blamed

 Bodies Disposed Of Parents Held For Murder In Deaths Of 5 Children

Virginia Murder Charge Filed Against Couple; 5 Of 6 Children Dead

Inside...   Died in Widely Separated States  Carni val Worker Disposed of Five Children

Deaths Due to Malnutrition  Murder Charged Against Parents lof Child: Say Five Disposed of

Dudley Family's Disposal Of 9: Children Probed   Murder Charges Placed Against Virginian it And Wife

Carnival Worker, Wife Facing Murder Charge - After Disposing of Bodies of 5 Neglected Children

Great Storm Floods Northeastern Rivers; Floods Beset 3 Dixie States

Snow, Floods, Winds, Rains Cripple Nation  10,000 Homeless  In South; ; Thousands

freezing Rain, Savage Winds Ralz2 Northeast   Deep Snow Paralyzes Midwest Area; Floods Plague Both North And South

Thousands  Marooned In  Snow Storm  Floods Add To South Problems As Rivers Rise

Deep Snows, Wind And Rain Storms Batter Northeast: 10.000 Homeless In South

Aftermath of Airport Brawl  Soviet Ousts Dutch Ambassador And Orders Own Envoy Home

Meany Sees Injunction  Inevitable   Board of. Inquiry Has ‘Until Friday To Make Its Repor

e Effort Made Before T-H Invoked  U S. Board Acts On Ship Strike

West Chides Russians On Jet Landings   Simply Lost, Out Of Fuel, Is Reply On ‘Provocations’

'Not Worth Living’ Car Gone, TV GoneJobless Son Slays Dad, Calls It Love

Two Men Being Held In Connection With Brazil’s Tragic Circus Fire

SOMMNTY-OCHOO! AT Fairgrounds ... ;    Recalls Spell Downs, Ink Wells And Syrup Pail Lunch Boxes Of Long Ago

een at, rdirgrounds ...  , Recails- Spell Downs, Ink: Wells And ‘Syrup Pail Lunch Boxes Of Long Ago:

Adeirece Highlights First Annual Dinner Cooperation Essential, Blatt  Tells 100 Municipal Officials

Aites Highli Cooperation Essential, Blatt  Tells 100 Municipal Officials  hts First Annual Dinner

Moderate House Demos Search For Compromise   Rayburn Reported to Have Rejected All Concessions for Settlement.

Hope To Avert Rayburn’'s Purge Of Party-Bolting Dems From Mississippi

 Compromise Sought House Moderates Seek To Head Off Purge Of Demos

Compromise in House Battle  Democrats’ Aim  Rayburn, Smith Vie for Control o'  Rilac Cammittoo

Rayburn Leads Liberal Drive To Oust Colmer   Seeks To Break Rules Committee’s Stranglehold On Bills

House Moderates Seek Compromise To  Head Off Purge Of Party-Boltine Dems

Prize Catch Caught   Boss. Held © To Sentence Farm Hand In Phony Will Conspiracy

Arrival of US Reserves in Berlin Quiet   6,500 Troops Reach City from West Zone

O,IUU /ien  a ee  U. S. Replacements Arrive Without Incident in Berlin

Two Rayburn Profeges Win. House Election   Roberts, Slagle Will bé Opponents In Special Runoff

G. 0. P. Senators Re-elect Goldwater Campaign Chairman After Armistice

Goldwater And Javits Clear Air   Arizonan Hits N. Y." Nov. Record; Keeps Campaign Reins.

Says 9. Africa “Forced Out”   Prime Minister in Defense of Action in Parliament

Heart Atfack Causes Death Of Paul Butler   Served More Than 5 Years as Chairman Of Democratic Party

Paul M. Butler dead at age 56   HEART ATTACK ENDS THE LIFE OF FORMER DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN

Ex - Leader Of Demo Party Dies   Paul Butler Dies Within Few Minutes After Heart Attack

Paul M. Butler, Former Chairman Of Democratic Committee Succumb:

Figured in Long List Of Tussles   Hoosier, Chairman Six Years, Dead at 56; Heart Attack.

Paul Builer Is Heart Attack Victim  ' Former National ; « ' Demo Chairman

Paul Butler. Former Demo  Chief, Dies   Controversial Party Figure Has Heart Attack

Key Leaders Agreed On. Space Hike   Plans For Army And Marines, Flight To... Moon Are Favored

Mixed Reaction Opinions Differ On Kennedy's Call For Heavy U. 5. Spending

Heavy Federal Spending Lawmakers Assure  Success of JFK's ‘Freedom Doctrine’

Lawmakers To Grant Requests .  “Freedom Doctrin   “Freedom Dectrine” Message Calls For Heavy Spendina

JFK Calls New Spending Congress Promis« 2S Support For Do ctr in

IBy Kennedy      “Freedom Docirine” Plea For Increased Spending Given Congress Backing

West Foreign Ministers Open Secret Talks   Map Plans To Meet Threat On Berlin

Map Plans To Meet Soviet Threat   Western Foreign Ministers Meet At Quai d’Osay

Allies Map Emergency Berlin Plans   Foreign Ministers Hold Conference in Paris; Fear New Flareup

West Maps Secret Plan For Berlin   General Review Features Initial Ministers? Meet

Vast Devastation Awaits Refugees   ‘SEE RELATED COASTAL STORY ON PAGE 2?)

Opposition heavy within committee   Labor claims 3-stage program not good enough

Asks Quick Action on Minimum Wage Bill   Secretary of Labor in Appeal to Congress.

Goldberg Appeals Amid Ri ising Opposition  Quick Action Urged On Minimum Wages

Goldberg Asks for Quick Action on Minimum Pay Hike   House Labor Group’s Head Expects Vote to be Delayed

THREE-STEP WAGE BOOST SUBMITTED   Goldberg Urges Bill Passage: Powell Opposed

CRITICS HIT BILL FROM BOTH SIDES   Goldberg Feels Goal Attainable But Not Perfect

Liner Drops Anchor; Riots Breaking Out   Police Patrol Dock Area To Guarantee Passengers Safety

Rebels Granted A sylum  Santa Maria Docks In Brazil, Street Demonsirations Erupt

Demonstrations Break Out Political Asylum — For Rebels; Fate Of Ship in Doubt

Policemen Patrol Wharf As Demonstrations Begin; Dacsencers Still Aboard .

Rebel Sails Pirated Ship Into Brazil ~ Port but Stalls Passenger Unloading

Portugal Rebel  Brings Cruiser To Brazil Port   Delays Move To Unload Passengers Until Political Asylum Is Pledaed

Rebel Given: Asylum by. New Regime   Demonstrations _ in. Streets Start on Portuaal Issue

Rebels Sail Cruise Ship Into Harbor   Brazilian President Grants Asylum; Future Of Liner Unknown

‘Republicans Seek to Cut $20 Million From Rocky’s Budget; to Adjourn March 24

GOP Minority Head Of Powell Committee Fights Office Eviction Order

Plan-Attack. On Louisiana Voters Test.   Bobby: Kennedy Orders Suit. 0

Coal Firm Head Dies In Airplane   Light Plane Falls In Penna. Storm

Kickapoo River Starts To Drop, Flood Subsiding   _ Crawford, Vernon Towns Get Relief From Water Rush

Two Counties Disaster Areas by Nelson Edict Families Flee Floods   Four Villages Hard Hit; Water Rising at La Crosse

Blizzard hits East Coast with near-knockout punch   Liner given to Portugal

Crippling Blizzard Stuns East Again  , Mounting Toll of Deaths, Miceory Tenvnol Crt ta fenol

EMERGENCIES DECLARED IN MANY PLACES   Deaths Mount In Stricken Sectors, Travel Impossible

Crippling Blizzard In Eastern U.S.  Storms Bring Death, Misery   Kennedy Slips Off-for Movie

Blizzards Death Toll Reaches 46   East, Midwest Crippled By Winter's Onslaught

Storms Converge For New Paralyzing Blow From Carolinas To Maine  New Blizzard Hits East

BILLIONS MAILED . Americans claim larger  refunds on income taxes

Wealth Will Repav ‘Freedom Blessi nes  Farmer Who Died in Unheated House Leaves Over $250,000

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa! Council of Charches Religion:  Features)

Super-Rocket Flanned ror Four Years  iLong-Awaited Firing of Saturn Nea

Prince Edward Told to Halt Halt  Public School Fund  Use Hit in Virginia

Bouffant Hair-do No Longer ‘/n'—   Mr. Kennedy's Jacqueline to Bring Home New Paris Hairstyle

Short Terms for Three Senators Are Knocked Out   Not Court's Duty To Choose Between Redistricting Plans

As Expected, Khrushchev Is Re-elected  20-Year Party Program Is Endorsed

Party Re-klects Nikita to Post   Khrushchev Says Bomb Larger Than Expected

Confidence Vote For Khrushchev Appears Likely   Soviet Party Ends Congress, Meet Again 1965

State asks death penalty for Odom   Doctor says rape victim can never approach normal state   Teen - age soldiers sentenced to hang

Look Who’ 5 Here  ‘SIX BOYS _— IN —20 HOURS AT SACRED HEART HOSPITAL

Look Who's Here  SIX BOYS BORN IN —20 HOURS AT SACRED HEART HOSPITAL

NEW PICKET POLICY a To Rally Union Support Behind Kennedy Program

Unions Set Parlevs on  Job Plans To Back Kennedy All Over Nation

MEETINGS SLATED  acme teat tp ea I Ne ANNA ROR ANNES IEPA  _ Labor to Rally Behind Kennedy

Unions Back Kennedy Plans  Nationwide Rallies   Nationwide Rallies Set by AFL-CIO

Labor Piugs For Program  Of Kennedy  Series of Union MM"... gts ~ sa w&   Series of Union Conferences Called By AFL-CIO Body

East Berliners See 800 Huge Lighted Christmas Trees Across Red Wall

West bright. East is dark  Holiday spirit seems to end at Berlin barricade

800 Huge Lighted Christmas Trees Line West Side of Red Berlin Wall

Guards Throw Bricks at Christmas Trees  Christmas Drab East of Wall

MCPA Again Sponsors’ Three-Bale Cotton Growing Contest   Entrants Must Be At Least 12 Years of Age, Enroll Not Later Than June 15

Khrushchev In Warning To U.S.   Says Soviets Will Start Testings If Moratorium Broker

Khrushchev Speaks in Kremlin Moratorium Breach  By U.S. Would: Trigger Russ Action

Khrushchev Issues Nuclear Warning -— -- -— ~x* *&e * ~*~ * x ao 2 -&   ays Russia Will Resume Testing If United States Abandons Voluntary Be   U. S. Officials Feel Russia  Not Interested in Ban ‘Treaty

Named Jo Bench Lawyers Polled Polled On Fitness. Of Anne X. Alpern

Cl EUR EES COTTE 6 ss  JFK, Khrush Meeting Could Well Be Real Slugfest

nedy In Mood For Straight Talk With D  Meeting Of Two K.'s Likely To Develop Into Verbal Slugfest

West Allies (Drop Demand   K-K Verbal Slugfest Possibility  * * * * * * * * x x * * * * * *  Khrushchev To Tell Kennedy Rede Want Halt Deteo

Kennedy, Nikita Have Few Illusions About Each Other  Summit Talks May Be Verbal Slugfest

~ SHOULD LEAVE FEW ILLUSIONS Verbal Slugfest Seen Between JFK, Nikita

President Likely. Will Talk Plain  Khrush Indi  Khrush Indicates He Will Pull No Punches

LEAVE FEW ILLUSIONS     JFK-Khrushchev Summit Could Turn Into Slugfest

Strike Threat Hanging over Missile Base   Kennedy-Khrushchev Conference Expected to Be Verbal Slugfest

Gl FAMILIES MUST SAVE TO GUARD DOLLAR   McNamara Sets $80 Per Person Quota For Overseas Yanks.

Savings aid gold drain  Overseas GI :   Overseas Gl families expected to cut spending

McNamara Expects Service Families ToSave Money    Saving Plan Replaces Program for Recall of Service Dependents.

TO OFFSET GOLD DRAIN U.S. Aims to Have Overseas  ‘Families Save $80 Yearly

GOVERNORS CONFERENCE  Daniel Controls Election Of Conference Chairman

Cold front pushing into lowa     Springlike weather on way out today   Northerly winds

Youth Robs Bank, Kills Teller   Wounds 2 Hostages Before Being Caugh In $14,000 Holdup

Teller Killed in Bank Robbery  Two Others Shot, Youna Nearo Held

ChangesComing AtlSTC Will Help.in County.   Bank Robber, 19, Kills 1, Wounds 2

Teller Killed In Bank Heisf  Police Arrest Youth In $14,000 Robbery

Young Bandit Kills Hostage After Robbery   Woman Bank Teller Knifed, Shot in Neck

Teen-Ager Kills Woman Bank Teller In Holdur   Wounds Two Other Employes He Took Along as Hostages

Woman Slain By Youth in Bank Holdup  Louisiana Bandit Captured After He  Wounds 2 Others

Teen-Age Negro Louisiana Bank Robber  Kills, Wounds Victims   Federal Bank Leader ‘Quit School When 15

Teen-Age Negro Arrested  Woman Killed in Lake Charles Bank Robbery

Youth Held as Killer-Robber   Woman Bank Teller Dead, Two Others Are Wounded

In Louisiana Town—  Teen Bank-Robber Kills  Teller, Injures Hostaae:

Hearings Due on City Plan aS Ee SS SSE SANs SU een,  Investigators Named  On Newburgh Welfare

Execution Bloc Raked By African   Guinea Envoy Asserts U.N. Must Choose; Urges Dag Quit.

 Urges Conventional Forces  Rusk Faces Quiz On Plan For Shifting From A-Arms

Sec. Rusk Faces New Questions   Reported Favoring Shift in Arms Policy

Rusk’'s Views On National Defense Aired   Secretary of State Said Cool on Massive Retaliation Policy

 Rusk To Face Quizzing:  Less Nuclear Defenses  ‘For Europe Is Proposed

Snow Flurries   Rusk's Views On Nation's Defense Aired   Secretary of State Said Cool on Massive Retaliation Policy

Rusk Faces Questions On  Defense Shift   Secretary Said To Favor Buildup Of Non-Atomic Arm:

Senators Quiz Rusk; Defense Views Sought   Shift in Military Policy Studied?

Dean Rusk Queried  On Shift   Regarding Reports That He Favors Change In Buildup

Rusk to Testify On Proposal For ‘Brushfire’ Force   Would Place Less Emphasis On “Massive Retaliation’

Rusk Questioned Regarding Views On U. S. Defenses   Said to Favor Conventional Forces in Change of Policy

Rusk Facing Senate Quiz  On Weapons   Favors Buildup Of Conventional Type More Than Nuclear

Massive Retaliation Policy Opposed  Smaller Role for Nuclear Arms Seen

Tells Congress Communist Tide {s ‘Running Strongly Against America   State of Union Message Also Paints Dark Picture of Domestic Scene; Qutlines Series Of Measures to Revitalize the Economy

Orders Faster Military Buildup,  Vaso nt. AatinAR T a een , Wanis Action 10 Spui Economy

AND DEFENSE   President Tells Congress. Of Polaris Sub Speedup And World Perils; Promises Job Stimulanfs.

Gives State of Union Address To Congress   Says Communist Tide Runs Strongly Against America

State of Union Message Given by President   Wants Speed-Up in Polaris Sub, Missile Fields

JFK Outlines Steps To Bolster Defenses   JFK Said To Feel Decision on Rules Committee Vital

POLARIS SPEEDUP ADVISED   New President ‘Is Staggered' By Task Ahead

Kennedy Orders Detense Bolstering   State of Union Highlights Given

Tide: Running Against US. He Declares:   -.State-of-Union. Talk Also Paints Bark’

Speed Up Missile  Programs   Dark Picture On Domestic Issues Painted

Says Communist Tide Running Against America; Cites Nation’s Economic Ills   Orders Swift Defense Hike

Deadline For Candidates Slated Oct. 2   No Candidate For Provo Council Yet; Only a Week to Go

Filin ng Deadline Monday  CIC Urges Repeal Group To Run Candidates for   ‘Charter Study Board

3 Provoans Enter Race; Filing Deadline Set Monday Midnight for Council, Charter Board

‘TERRIBLE MESSAGE" Brazit President Gets Khrush¢he Letter on Bertin

In the News  SHELDON SWANSON’S MANAGER — NAMED ADL MANAGER — OF ALL SWANSON’S STORES

Chicago Heights Symphon  Opportunity Concert Will /  Close Orchestras Season

BY VICk PROBER  re Aa eA NE Ue a  Wilson Calls Charges ‘Timed Political Attack’

Castro Throwing uss Tanks, Jets ‘Against Invaders   Broadcast Khrush Pledge Of All  Nec ey oi 7

Soviet Arms Put To Use By Castro   Red Tanks, Jels Battle Force. Of Invaders

White House Party Thrills Caroline —   Club Award Goes To John McClure

Caroline Fascinated With Festivities At Reception For Diplomatic Corps

Caroline Kennedy Enjoys First White House Party as Marine Band Plays

At White House Gathering Caroline Kennedy Fascinated By Scarlet-Coated Marine Band

“HER ‘FIRST STATE FUNCTION’   White House Party Thrills Caroline

Ike Seeking Laos Peace,  Nehru Told  Writes Letter While wer Kennel   Writes Letter While Envoy Menshikov Confers With Herter, Giving Soviet Position

U S. Seeks Laos Independence Guarantee   Eisenhower Reveals Letter On Stand To Nehru Of India

lke Tells Nehru US. Is Seeking Laos Solution   Soviet Ambassador Meets With Herter

Archbishop Brady Dies In Hospital   Suffered Heart Attack On Plane Guing To Rome

'Nixon’‘s Critique   Berlin Would Give Reds Lever in West  U.S. Cannot Falter in Stand On Desire to Fight for Freedom

 i S. ) lesdersh Talkin, Bia, Backing : Down When Reds doc, Pressure

 ATE BOO U BD AO bOI BEM : = Tousher U.S. Policy Needed on Defense of Berlin

hussians Threaten More Delays  Dispute Over Seating Of Laotian Delegation At Peace Teiks

Cuba Seized By Fresh Case Of ‘Jitters   Castro Boasts He 4 ¢ Amw  Vas: ee   Castro Boasts He Will Smash Any Attempt at Invasion

Cuba Sees Fresh Invasion Jitters Foe In New York  Says Revolt Will Get Underway Soon

Castro Boasts Cuba Ready to Smash Invasion  Sounds New Alarm,   Sounds New Alarm, Charges U.S. Wages Open Economic War

‘Impatiently Awaiting:  New Invasion Jitters Follow Castro's Boast

Cuba Set To Smash Revolt. Castro Says  Tivasion Jitters Seize Island: U.S.

IMPATIENTLY WAITING  nee ae ar rs ee nN  Invasion Of Cuba Invited By Castro

ravana: —wa  Castro Sets Forces for  Rebel. Attack   Invasion Jitters ‘Sweep Cuba After Speech at a Rally

Stumme Bahy First Arrival Of New Year   Sixteen Prizes Await Child And Parents; Baby Born Saturday

Klinge Baby Is First Arrival At New Hospital   Sixteen Prizes Await Child And The Parents; Baby Born On Monday

Soviet Congress Merely Trial of Antiparty Group   Superbomb Explosion, Concern Of Outside World, Not Mentioned Publicly in Moscow.

Extensive Purge Of Late Ruler’s Followers Seen   Malenkov, Molotov Party Expulsion —   Malenkov, Molotov Party Expulsion Reported in Works

Accusations Piling Up  In Moscow   BSS LYRUIDLAS VY  More and More Like Prelude Toa Rie Pherae

Kremlin Echos With Charges  Accused Stalinists Still Keep Silent

Law Clamps Down Quickly On Hijacker   2 Shot In Abortive Attempt To Steal Plane In California

Man Who Shot 2 While Trying to Hijack Plane Faces Attempted Murder Charge

Wildcat Strike Cripples Airlines   Six More Lumumba — Associates Are Killed

Major U.S. Carriers Atfected   Thousands Being Laid Off Across Nation by Lines

Biggest Air Lines Crippled by Strike  Thousands Laid Of, Revenue Losses High

Airline Tieup Growing Worse: Service Snarled  Engineers Strike Forces Shutdown Of Three Lines

Airlines Grounded By Wildcat Strike   Revenue Loss To Six Lines Mounts As Settlement Efforts Fail: U. A. Unhit

Air Transport Crisis Worst dn US History   75,000 Workers Furloughed by Wildcat Strike

3 Airlines Halt All Operation $4,000 to Be  Laid Off In Wildeat Strike

Flight Engineers’ Strike Causes Three Of Nation’s Largest Airlines To Shut Down

THOUSANDS FURLOUGHED BY WALKOUT   Wildeat Strike Presents Serious Blow to Travel

[Unmanned Vehicle Recovered - “Space Capsule Given Severe I asting   Wildcat Strike -3 Airlines Shut Down

Losses Mount As Companies Start Layoffs That May Mount To 34.000

Nationwide Flights Cut Drastically   Staggering Effect of Small Union's Walkout Mounts

All Flights Canceled On 3 Airlines   Hundreds Of Thousands Passengers Inconvenienced,  Thousands Of Workers   dled By Strike.

Hit by Engineers’ Wildcat Strike —  Major U.S. Airlines At Virtual Standstill

Airlines Caught In Wildcat Strike To Lay Off Thousands Of Workers

You'll Find It   as Kesult OF Wildcat otrike- ‘Three Major Airlines Stop Operation

Leading Airlines Hard Hit        Expect Layoffs. “To Reach 65.000

Thousands Furloughed—  Widest Wildcat Airline Strike  Slashes Service

3 Airlines Are Idle In Strike  84,900 Workers   84,900 Workers Face Lavoffs

3 of Busiest Airlines Shut — Down by Strike   .3 Other Companies” Still Operating With Reduced Service °°

Airline Service Nearly Stalled   Some 65,000 Employees May Be Laid Off Jobs By This Evening.

50,000 Passengers In New York Have Flights Canceled Airlines Faltering Toward Complete U.S. Shutdown

Two Big Airlines Order Shutdown   Operations of 4 Others Curtailed By Wildcat Strike

Two Airlines Shut Down Operations   Striking Flight Engineers Stay Away from Jobs

On The Inside   3 Others On Reduced Schedule  3 Big Airlines Down Completely

Greatest Tieup In History   Three Airlines Closed Down: Others Snarled

AIRLINES CLOSE; LAY OFF 84 00(   Dispute Over Forcing Engineers To Bargain With Pilots Cvipples TWA, American And Eastern.

Wildcat Strike Ground: Planes, Causes Layoffs  65,000 Airline Employes Slated to Re Furlouohed —

Major Airlines Halting Flights In Wildcat Tieur   Ligincers Jirine  Grounds Nation’s Larger Aircraft

Three Of Nation's S. Largest Airlines. Shut Down Completely. By Walkout

84,000 Face Layotts Nation's. S Airlines Tie-Up Grows to History's Worst

Thousands Lose Pay In Strike   Overseas Unions Back Walkout Of Engineers

Biggest Tie-Up In History Of U.S. Aviation   Struck Airlines Begin Closing Down With 84,000 Employes Scheduled For Layoffs: Efforts By White House Fail

84,000 Face Layoffs Nation’s Airlines Tie-Up Grows to History’s Worst

ee Tie- up In. Aviation ‘History . :  3 Major Airlines Close, Others: Plan Service Cut:

Efforts To Halt Strike Fail, Busy Airlines Closing   Shut Down Due Te Wildcat Walkout Of: -Micht Encineers

Strike Closes Three Airlines  84,000 Employes Slated Ear lavatfe

84, 000 Slated F or Layoffs In Airline Strike  Three Firms Shut Down: Others Flv

Flight Engineers Quit Strike Forces Furlough Of 60,000--By--Airlines

Wildcat Strike Closing Major U.S. Airlines  Biggest Tie-Up Fver: Expect 84,000 Layoffs

Strike Shuts 3 Of Largest 1/5, Adeline   Worst American Air Tieup; 3 Others Are On Limited Service

Goldberg on Midwest tour  QOnenc five cicie   Opens five-state inspection of unemployment

Jobless Areas Survey Begun  By Goldberg  Labor Secretary Checking Trouble Snots in 5 States

EXPRESSES ‘DEEP CONCERN? Goldberg Starts Tour Of ‘Depressed Areas’, Visits Ohio Saturday

Adlai Will Tour South America  To Represent Kenned On Goodwill Jaunt

Terry Growers Eyeing Huge Increase in the Market for Their Cotton   Guard To Leave Sunday

On Inside nside Pages   From Committee Parley . .. Ellermeyer, Jr., Gets  Acting Postmaster Nod

On Inside Pages   ‘rom Committee Parley . . .  Ellermeyer, Jr., Gets Acting Postmaster Nod

NOT A WHISPER  Everyone held breath until ~ plane made a safe landine

BOTH LAND SAFELY  sevens  Trouble Plagues Planes at Montreal and Boston

4¥ ANOOra Al boston, 44 Aboard At Montreal  2 Big Airliners ‘Belly - Land’ Safely

.. THERE WASN'T A WHISPER’  Crippled Airliner Landed Safely At Boston

Airliner Lands Safely In Boston After Tension-Packed 2-Hour Flight

Two Crippled Planes, Carrying 119, Land Successfully; No One Injured

Two Disabled Planes Make Safe Landings  119 Ahaard Cra fte   119 Aboard Crafts Crippled by Blown Tire, Stuck Wheel

65 Aboard, All Safe... Tension High on Plane  Sliding Safely With 65

2 Passenger-Laden Airliners Make Safe Forced Landings   BOSTON (AP)—‘There wasn't a whisper. Everyon vase waiting to see what would happen.”

Airliner Pilot, Prepared for Worst, Lands 65 Passengers Safely at Boston Airport

70 Persons Aboard Crippled Jet Lands Safely, ‘There Wasn't A Whisper’

OUTBREAKS CONTINUE Violence, Unrest Hits 4.  Latin American Nations

pays Guilty On 35 of Counts  Judge Craven Defers Sentencing Pending More Probes

Pleads guilty on 30 counts   Bank embezzler, Mrs. Geiger, faces 175 years

Mrs. Geiger Pleads Guilty   Sentence Deferred Case of Bank Embezzler

lowa Embezzler Enters Plea of Guilty; Mrs. Geiger Could Get 175-Year.Penalt

Guilt Admitted by Woman Banker  Faces Possible Prison em .§ gg i, me ee ye   Faces Possible Prison Terms Up to 175 Year:

Admits 35 Counts of Embezzlinc   Could Get 175 Years in Prison Plus Heavy Fine   Picture On Page Two

MRS, GEIGER PLEADS GUILTY AS EMBEZZLEF   Woman Banker Leaves Cell For First Time Since Arrest.

MRS. GEIGER PLEADS GUILTY ON 35 COUNTS   Judge Puts Off Passing Sentence

oe Woman leads Guilty To ToC Counts  Embezzlement  Term Could Ba 175 Years

Inside Today   Could Get 175 Years on 35 Counts: Defer Senfencing

Now Awaits Sentence  sai laeomeetietnecermene       _ Enters Guilty Plea

She Pleads Guilty to 35 Counts   Sentencing Is Deferred Can Get 5 Years on Each Count.

Woman Admits Theft in Bank   Guilty Plea Entered In Sinuy Cry Court

Crippled Electra, 49 Aboard, Lands On Belly After Circling 5 Hours

———FROM OUTER SPACE——  Meteorite Rocks Contain Fossils Of Little Plants

Fossils of Algae Reported by Scientists  Hints of Life in Space Seen

Inside...   Report on Fossil Finds Researchers Report Possibl.  Fossil Life In Outer Space

265 Hear State Auditor  Rhodes Urges GOP Seek Municipal Vote Victories

a at Dinner In Lisbon  1961 GOP Win Key To '62 Sweep, Rhodes Say:

After Freedom—Death  Robert MeCann, Ex-Red Captive, Dies of Cancer

Robert McCann  Businessman Held 10 Years by Reds Dies at Manila ©

U.S. Nuclear Tests Designed To Show How Atom Can Be Used for Peaceful Purposes

Seek to harness atom's violence  U.S. planning first underground test

U.S. Hopes for Many Answers From New Mexico Atom Test   Fission Process

US. fo Experiment on Uses of Atom For Peace; Invite Russians to Tests

Senate Nears Final Vote On School Bill   House Group Approves Big Measure

Senate Leaders Fight School Bill Changes, Push for Early Enactment

7 Security Zone Set Up  ‘British Mobilize Forces Against More Antinuclear Demonstration:

ANTINUCLEAR COMMITTEE  British Tighten Guard Around U.S. Air Bases

NATO Responds Favorably fo Boosting Armed Forces, but Action Uncertain

Eager Congress Hears Kennedy Military Bids   Allies Approve Move’   Inside...   Many Nations May Share Burden  NATO Voices Approval of Military Boost in U.S

8 Fatalities  In Wisconsin Burlington Man Added to July 4 Weekend Toll

Tightens His Grip With New Wave Of Executions   HERALD INDEX   Western Europe Papers See Castro Victory Over Anti-Red Invaders As Setback For U.S.

So So ee  West Protests Border Crackdown  : East German Worker Find Crossinas Shut

New Pressure Limit East Germans From Keeping Jobs  in Wactarmm Zana

Communists Impose New Restrictions Ou East Germans Who Work In West

EAST GERMANS VICTIMS Kind Harassment Action  Allies Tell Russians

CRISIS MADE WORSE BY -RED MOVES   Kremlin Replies To West Nations’ Latest Notes

Reds Place New Curbs on W. Berlin   U..S., Britain, France Deliver Protest Notes

West Urges End of Restrictions   Send Notes to Soviet Commandant Warning of Increasing Tensions.

New Controls By Communists Are Protested   Special Cards Bar Workers From Berlin

Canada Urges U.N. Role in  Berlin Crisis  Says Body Liable In Issue of Poors ar War

Three Specific Methods Suggested By Canadian Delegate   ASIANS CRITICAL OF U. S. ACTION

Demand For UN Berlin Role Rises   Canada Joins Group Backing Resolution

Delegates  Still Huddling Over Dag Job; Some Asians  Criticize U.S..

Canada Adds alts Voice On \Role Of UN,   International Body -Should Be Active In Solving Berlin Issue

Issue, Not on Agenda, Studied By All Nations   Foreign Secretary Says Organization Cannot Ignore Problem Which Raises Issue of War.

President and Adenauer Narrow Gap On Big Four Berlin Crisis Position   Menon and President Still Differ Over Nuclear Test Moratorium

City Court Irial ‘Freedom Riders” Expected To Get Suspended Sentence

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‘Negroes Would Appeal If Convicted  Freedom Riders Set For Light Sentences

Police Guarded Youngster Until Harvey's Suicide   Suspected Story Told by Captain In Ship Sinking

Coast Guard Had Suspicion  Police Tell of Posting Guard Over Terry Jo Before Captain's Suicide

RENFFITS TO SHIPPERS   New White House Doctor Applauded by Goldwater

Sen. Goldwate Cheers JFK’s New Physician  N.Y. Doctor Treats Senator for Three Years

Goldwater Hails Woman Doctor In White House  Dr. Travell Has Been

Goldwater Loses Physician to Kennedy With Dr. Janet’s Appointment to White House

Roll Out Red Carpet For Envoys   Representatives Of 25 Nations Bring Kennedy Message

SUKARNO AND KEITA ARRIVE WITH MESSAGE   Kennedy Not Willing To Rush Into Talks With Kremlin

Court of Appeals Decision  Voids Speeding Convictions   State Acts to Validate Speed Limits In Special Zones on Highways

N. Y. Moves to Validate Speed Zones Thousands of Convictions Voided

Forging Ahead In State Democratic Registration  Exceeds GOP’s by 120.000

Ike’s Farewell Budget To Congress Totals $80.9 Billion   $777 Million State's Budaet Shares

Surplus To Depend On Postal Rates, Gas Tax Increases   (Record Peacetime Outlay  Defense Fund Set At $42.9 Billion

Ike Proposes $80.9-Billion Farewell Budget   $1.5-Billion Surplus Depends On Congress, Kennedy, Fate

Gas Tax, Mail Hike Sought   Sees $1.5. Billion. . 1961-1 962 Surplus:

Ike Asks For An Assistant President, New Fees, Taxes  In His $80.9 Billion Budget   BUDGET AT A GLANCE.   By FRANK CORMIER » THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Increase In Postal Rates, Gasoline Taxes Proposed; New Key Post Suggested

Result Depends on Congress Increasing Postal Rates, Hiking Gas, Jet Fuel Taxes

Ike Submits Budaet of $80.9 Billior   Requests Boosts in Mailing Fees, Gasoline Taxes

Final Ike Budget  Predicts Surplus  Over Next Year   $80.9 Billion Total Is Sought In Request During Fiscal 1962

Would Hike Postal Rates, Gasoline Taxes: Decision Up to Kennedy, Congress

FAREWELL BUDGET CALLS FOR $1.5 BILLION SURPLUS DEPENDING ON CONGRESS, JFK, FATE  Secretary Of Government Post Recommended By Eisenhower

Plan Would Create Surplus of §1.5 Billion   Federal Fees, Taxes on Mail Would Increase

Postal, Gas Tax Hikes in $80.9 Billion Budget   President Urges White House, Transport Jobs

_. Depends On Will Of Congress, Congress, Kennedy . Inerease Mail, Air And Highway Travel  Ike’s Last Budget Of $80.9 Billion Has $1.5 Billion Surplus

Calls for Higher Fees, Taxes for Highway, Air Travel, Postal Service

ror Postal Rate, Gasoline Tax Hikes In Surplus Goal   Gigantic Task Eisenhower Exodus  On At White House

Sets Spending $80.9 Billion In Fiscal 1962   Predicts Surplus If Recession Does Not Last

Eisenhower Calls For $1.5 Billion Surplus For Fiscal Year 1962 — Kennedy Advisers Say This Is Not Possible — High-Prestige White House Job Would Outrank Cabinet Members—Department Of Transportation Proposed

Air, Road Tax Hike Requested by Ike   Most Proposals Retreads; White House Secretary Suggested; New Transportation Department Sough’

lke Proposes  $80 Billion U.S. Budget   Asks Postal Rate, Gas Tax Hikes, New Jet Fuel Levy

Could Have Surplus, Depending on an Increase in Gasoline and Postal Revenues, and Upturn in U. 5. Economy.   By The Associated Press Budget At A Glance

lke Charts Surplus of 1.5 Billion   Boosts in Postal Rates And Gasoline Tax  Are Proposed.   Chart on picture page.

POSTAGE, GASOLINE TAX BOOSTS— Ike's Budget Requests Add To 80.9 Billions

lke’s Farewell Fiscal Program Asks New Levie:   Increased Postage, Plan Travel and Highway Toxes Sought

Calls for Big Surplus  (sant nha mnmtsrae aRAU BEng api  Farewell Budget eer $80 Billion

Would Up Gas Jet Fuel Tax, Postal Rates   Budget Calls For Surplus Of $1.5 Billion

Provides Surplus of $1.5 Billion  Seeks Fee Hike On Letter Mail, Aie Bane  oneal

Tax Boost. Mail Hike  Essential   Congress Gets ‘ Budget Messace

Surplus of $1.5 Billion Called for in Farewell Budget Message by Ike

Measure Would Hike Mail Rates, Gasoline Taxes   Proposal Calls For $1.5 Billion Surplus, Creation of Top Job

Sees Surplus Of 1.5 Billion For Coming Year  But Program   But Program Dependent on Kennedy Wishes

Ike Suggests Naming Aide To President   For fiscal year ending June 3: 196) 1962 Income $79,024,000,000 - $82,333,000,000 Expenses 78,945,000,000 - 30,865,000,000 Surplus 79,000,000 - 1,468,000,000 National debt at year's end: 284.900,000,000 - 283,400,006,000

Spending Outline Keys s Surplus To Raises In Fees, Taxes   Record Peacetime Milttary Budret   Your Share Of Budget Is $436   Kennedy Men Predict No Surplus

$80.9 billion final budget submitted by Eisenhower   New postal, gas, jet fuel tyes listed

Would Increase Postal Rates, Gasoline, Jet Fuel Taxes; Proposes New White House Post That Would Outrank Cabinet Members

Ocean Search Pushed   Would Boost Postal Rates, Tax On Gasoline  Ike Submits Budget Plan For $1.5 Billion Surplus

Bold Space Events Seen  Ike Sees Budget Surplus   (Related Storles Pg. 3-12)

Postal, Travel Spending Tapped   BETTER RUSINESS   TRANSPORTATION   REF ORD IFVPT¢€

$1.5 BILLION SURPLUS UP TO KENNEDY Ike Submits Farewell $80.9 Billion Budget

Asking Tax B Bo  : Dien cg Se ee ’ ne 7      Planned Budget Surplus Hinges on Uncertainties

American Legion Elects Archer   Wayne Mendenhall Is Second in Command.

inside The Times   fobal Laboratory’  Ship To Sail As F laating Schoo.

To Accomodate 525 Students  Plans Now Being Made For Floating University

University Of Seven Seas To Sail Around The World With 525 Students in 1962

William McCormick  U. S. Ambassador Weds  FiecModel' In. Denmark

Lombardo takes to air Sizzling citizens stir storm over weathermens forecasts

Everyone Complains About Weather Now Heat Is Put on Commentators

FCC To Air Complaints That Weather Broadcaster: Puff Up Little Storms And Hurt Summer Business

iMore Patrols on Hy. 41 Intensify Efforts to Reduce  ‘Suicide Lane’ Traffic Deaths

West Germans Say Free Elections Necessary For Any Peace Conference

Burglars Open Safe; $400 in Cash   Cigarets Valued At $2,500 Taken; Enter Through Roof

Safe Yields $13,000 To Burglars   Cigarets Valued At $2,500 Taken; Enter Through Roof

3-Da 3-Day Wait Sec ait See  Clouds Delay Space Flight By Grissom

Space Shot Called Off; Too Cloudy  At Least Three.   At Least Three. Day Delay Now Likely

[DELAYED THREE DAYS ‘Cloud Blanket Calls Off  Second Blast into Space

High Cloud Cover Forces Cancellation Of Second Flight Of Man In Space   "ALLED AT 9:04 A.M.

Cloud cover over launching base halts flight of astronaut Grissom

Schedule Next Shot for Friday  Weather Foils   Weather Foils 2nd Attempt to Hurl Grissom

Clouds Halt Astronaut On Threshold of Flight   Countdown Within Eleven Minutes Of Firing Time When Halted

‘Scrubbed’ Because of Weather  Grissom to Try ' Again Friday Morning

Second Space Try Set Back   High Cloud Cover Over Canaveral Delays Bid Until 6 a.m. Friday

Rocket Ride Held Up For  SecondTime   Next Attempt By Air Force Officer Slated On Friday

Clouds Again Cause Postponement Astronauts Flight Given 2nd Delay

Weather Puts Second Scrub’ OnSpace Shot   High Cloud Cover Cancels Attempt to Launch Rocket

a OE ae taint ieee dalnnaiete einen O hi iets Rial ene aT ——  Clouds Cancel ond Try at Space Shot

Clouds Foree 2d Delay   Countdown Worked To Within Ten Minutes, 30 Seconds Of Launch Time

Space Trip Postponed Second Tinic   Weather Forces Delay Ti Friday

Astronaut Grounded By Cloud Cover At Cape Canaveral After Countdown Within 104 Minutes

Weather ‘Scrubs’ Space Try  Astronaut Shoi   Astronaut Shot Slated Friday

Space Shoot Stopped By  Cloud Cover   Officials Give No Word On Plans For Next Trial

Friday Set for New Attempt —  Weather Forces Calling Off Rocket Launching

General Protests To Soviets   U.S. Commandant Personally Visits Russian Col. About Limited Crossings

Soviet Head Blamed for Outbursts   Demonstrations Staged by Angry W. Berlin Crowds

U.S. Chief Protests Red Berlin Acts   West Berliners Shout Insults, At Communisis

U.S. General in Berlin Protests To Soviet Chief   Personally Charges ‘eaal Regulations’ On Border Crossinas

Berlin Travel Bans Profested   U.S. Officer Rips ‘Illegal Regulations

West Berliners gather for anti-Red protests   U.S. commandant blames Russian chief; Communists open offices against orders   President resigns  Brazil plunged into crisis

Angry Insults, Violence Rise From Berliners  U. S. Berlin Chief Declares Blame Is Solovyev

City More Powder Keg Than Ever   West Berliners Shout Insults; Crowds Anary

In Personal Protest Concerning New Berlin Requlations   U. S. Commandant Blames Top Soviet in East Germany for Series of Incidents.

U. S. Commandant Blames Soviet For Incidents Arising From New Rules

Trouble Flares Anew Over Red Pass Offices At Two El Stations In West Berlin

Reich Reds Close West Zone Office   U.S. Commandant Protests Limits On Crossings In City

U.S, Protest Delivered fo Red Colonel   Regulations in Berlin Target OF New Blast

East German Communists Defy Allies By Opening W. Berlin Travel Offices

Berlin Curbs — Are Protested   U.S. Commandant Blames Reds For Incidents Arising From New Rules

US Commander Openly Protest Soviet Actions   Blames Russian Officer for New Incidents

Blames Russian Chief in Part For Incidents Arising From Newest Reaulations

Fear Crowds Might Riot   Big 3 Meets Just After Delivery Of Formal Notes

Gen. Watson Files Protest With Soviets   New Border Incidents Arouse West Berliners To New Anaer

U. S. Chie Calls On Red Boss   General Watson Blames Colonel For Regulations

US. Chief In Protest -ToRussian   Commandant in Berlin Hits East German Border Rules.

Russia Now Appears Ready To ‘Attempt To Put Man Into Space   Venus Shot Opens Fourth Phase In Soviet Space Proaram

FIFTH PHASE: MAN IN SPACE  Fourth Phase Of Russ Space Program Begins

ene Coane MS) AM Seen  Soviet Venus- Bound Rocket Is Is Notable Snace Achievement

Soviet Shot ‘Most Spectacular’  te + ne Pt oe os ome: Ys + + ok. c.. a os   Exploring Planets Fourth Phase Of Prosram

Venus Shot Called Most Spectacular Red Effort   FOURTH STAGE   POSSIBILITY OF LIFE

‘Dramatic Damaustrationw  Newest Shot Shows Soviet Lead In Space

Shot at Venus Appears to Open Fourth Phase of Soviet Space Program

Man Into SpaceNext Russ Shot?   Sputnik May Have Use For Military

(Spectacular Launching Marks New ‘Phase In Russian Space Program

Soviets’ Space Probing Enters New Phase With Launching of Rocket to Venus

Venus-Bound Satellite Is Spectacular   Most Significant Space Shot in Many Respects

Soviet Union's Venus-Bound Project Most Spectacular Attempted So Far

U. S. TWO YEARS AWAY:  Soviets Poke Rocket lo Venus: Arrival  Expected In Mid-May

Outgoing Governor Asks Legislators To Keep State On Even Keel; Submits Own Suggestions.   FAVORS PARTIAL REAPPORTIONMENT

Meath RATE Pugner  Researchers in Two Cities See Link Between Heart Disease, Cigarettes

Plans To Give Millions To Charity To Keep It From Common-low Wife

Former Gestapo Colonel Refuses to Beg As He Accepts Israeli Verdict

Ex-Nazi Pale But Composed   Only Punishment Possible  Court Told

Ex-Gestapo colonel refuses to ask mercy DEATH DEMANDED FOR EICHMANN

seeks No Mercy     Israel Asks Death Penalty For Eiehmann’s Crimes

Israel Asks Death For  Kichmann   Attorney Bases Plea For Penalty On Genocide Law

Fichmann’s Death Asked By Israelis   Only One Sentence For Former Nazi, Says State Attorney

Demand Death For  [Eichmann   Ex-Gestapo Colonel Refuses To Beg For Mercy From Israel

Israel demands death penalty for Eichmann and killer of Jews scorns a plea for mercy

Israel Demands Eichmann Death   Former Nazi Colonel Refuses To Ask. Mercy From Tribunal

Eichmann Case Continues Today  Israel Says There’s Only One Sentence For Him, No Other

Little Doubt of Death Penalty For Eichmann   Adolf Scornful Of Conviction

Death Penalty ls Demanded For Eichmann   Ex-Gestapo Colonel Refuses To Beg For Mercy in Court

Must Suffer For Others, He Deelares   Judges Will Pass Sentence Friday

Demand DeathPenalty For Convicted Adolf Eichmann   GENOCIDE CHARGE

Israeli Prosecutor Demands Death of Adolf Eichmann   Former SS Colonel Says He Is Convinced That He Must Suffer for Others.

Israel Demands Fichmann Die For His Crimes  Ex-Gestapo Colonel   Ex-Gestapo Colonel Won't Beg for Merc’

seeks No Mercy Israel Asks Death Penalty For LKiechmann’s Crimes

Refuses To Beg For Mercy  Israel Demands Death Penalty In kichmann Case

Israel Demands Death Penalty  Adolf Eichmann Found Guilty Of Capital Crimes Against Jews

th Am Not. Monster’. a i ~ Israel Demands Death ~ Penalty For Fichmann.

WON'T BEG FOR MERC'   Scorns Conviction, Says He Must Suffer For Others; Israeli Prosecutors Demand Death Penalty.

Adolph Defiant . Eichmann Won’t Ask Mercy: Israel Demands His Life

Death Penalty Being Sought On Eichmann   Former Gestapo Leader Nefuses To Ask Mercy

You’ll Find.   Israel Demands Eichmann’s  Death For Role In Slaughter

richmann Accepts His Fate   Sentencing of Mass Murderer Set for Friday Session

Kuchel Raps Kennedy Plan As Step. Toward Making Defense Spending ‘A WPA Enterprise’

Death Sentence Is Possible... Americans Tried For ° l Helping Castros Foes

Face Possible Death Sentence For Invasion’   Swiss Embassy Represents U.S. At Havana Trial

6 Americans Go On Trial, Face Death   Castro Government Charges All With Joining Rebel Force

Cuba Set To Try 6  Americans  wt. fF F Fe C49 yg   Could Be Shot Tf Found Guilty

King, 230 Hymn-Singing Followers Jailed In New Albany Protest March

Haluska Opposes i in Present Form .  Mine Bill Passage This Session Seen Doubttul

Pusn In Congress Survey Of Planting Plans Puts Urgency On Grain Bill

rionery ang Loyalry...  Colleague in Texas House Gives Reasons for Rayburn’s Success

‘Stupid’ To Start War, Nikita Told   Nehru And Soviet Premier Speak On World Situation

India Peace Envoy Holds Conference With Khrushchev   Presents Red Leader Neutrals’ Truce Plea

Soviet Leader Denies Threat By Communists   Neither Mentions U.S. Detection of Four Russian Nuclear Explosions.

Khrush Says Soviets Want World Peace   World Leaders Exchange Views At Moscow Tiinner

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   US to Sell Tito $45 Million Surplus Food

Missionary In Congo Tells of Beating, Abuse   After He is Freed By Left-Wing Congolese; Family, Others Saved

 Include Stripper, Beauty Queen Six Free-Spenders Held for Questioning  In Reopening of French Kidnaping Probe

Church Hairs  HINTON cHURCH —_' TO HOST. sIoux CITY  ZONE. RALLY. “SUNDAY.  Lutheran Laytipn’ 5 Lenaue Workerito Spe ak

Church: ‘Affairs  HINTON CHURCH: _ TO HOST SIOUX ‘CITY ZONE. RALLY MUNDAY.  " Lutheran Laymen’ 6$— League -Worke? to Speak

Brutal Killing Laid To 2 Boys  One; 11, Admits Shooting, Other, 14

AFTER IOWA FALLS LETTER MADE PUBLIC —  Eldora School Extends  Invitation To Owasa

Crash Dept. —  CAR DEMOLISHED — * BUT DRIVER ESCAPES UNHURT — SAYS HE WAS CLIPPED BY PASSING VEHICLE AW NO 9c

“Crash Dept.  CAR “DEMOLISHED i BUT DRIVER ESCAPES UNHURT — SAYS HE WAS CLIPPED BY PASSING wrewrecrre OW NO 75.

CITY RETURNS IN NUTSHELL   Candidate Suffers Fatal Heart Atfack At Polling Precinct

JFK Wants To Buy U.N. Bonds   $100 Million Deal Would Stir Congress

Kennedy's UN. Request Viewed   Approval Probable After Challenges

Kennedy edy Proposal to Buy  $100 Million UN Bonds Will Get Full Study by Congress

In Dominica: . plaice)  Army Chief Says Castro Lends Invasion Forces For Attack

Invasion Training Is Conducted in Sierras   Dominican Armed Forces Chief Says Central Americans Training in Three Camps; Dominicans Say They're Ready

Dominican Fears  Castro Invasion Strikes to Topple Balaguer Appear to Be Losing Steam

Latin Leader Says Castro Plans Attack  Dominican Claims Invasion Force . Now Being Trained

Dominican  Says Castro To Attack  Claim Invasion Force Trained:  Strike Subsidesc

Dominicans Fear Attack hy Castro   Armed Forces Chief Claims Cuban Leader Is Trainina Invasion Band

Claims Cuba Planning  Invasion   Dominican Army Chief Charges Force Being Trained By Castro For Attack

Castro Cited For Plot On  Dominican   Training Underway For Invasion, Says Armed Force Chief

Charges Invasion  Planned   Military Chief Says Troops  Train in Cuba

y Dominican Armed Forces Chiet . . .  Castro Charged With  Planning Invasion

Armed Forces Chief Of Republic Claims Castro Training Invasion Force, That Strikes Part Of Plot To Weaken Defense

Realizes Son’s Chances Slim Rocky Still Hopeful,  May Return on Monday

Even Chance Son Is Alive, “Rocky” Told   Cans Used As Raft Not Found, Search Leader Points Out

Missing Rockefeller Son  Governor, Dutch Official Say Hunt May Take Weeks

Rockefeller Still Hopeful Son Will Be Found   But Probably Will Return to N.Y. Monday

Cling to Hope of Finding Young Rockefeller Alive   New York Governor Indicates Chances of Son’s Survival Slim.

Mmopes oon survived Slim Rockefeller Continues New Guinea Jungle Hun}

ADMITS CHANCES SLIM  ance ANN ANNA ne ener ernment a ramvnemcaantenerenesnantenas,  ~ Rocky Clings To Hope ~ Son Is Still Alive

Rockefeller realizes son's chance of survival in jungle is “slim”

Rockefeller. Still Hopeful Son Is Alive  Ale ee TC hwrwene   Admits Chances Of Survival i in - Junale-Are Slim

Rockefeller Says He’s Still Hopeful That Son Is Alive  Admits Chances are Slim, but Decides to Continue His Search

ROCKEFELLER LOSING HOPE FOR MICHAEL   Governor Decides To Search Guinea A Few More Days

Governor Has Hopes . . . Young Rockefeller Is  Afforded 50-50 Chance

Governor / Also Hopeful But Realistic: Plans To Remain In Area Until Monday

Search For Rockefeller’s Son Could Take “Weeks’”’   Still 590-30 Chance He Is Still Ave

Inside The Progress   ge REV  Rockefeller To Continue  Search for Son Michael

 Survival. Chances Slim--: : — ‘  Rockefeller's Hope For Son Is Wavering

Rocky Remains Hopeful About Son's Survival   Governor Admits, However, Chances  Slim for Michael

Stays in New Guinea Survival Slim  Rocky Hopeful Son Still Alive

Rockefeller Still Hopeful   Governor Indicates, However, That Chances of Finding Son Are Slim

Rockefeller Still Hopeful   Realizes Chances o! Son’s Survival Are Slim, However

BULLDOZER RAN THROUGH HERE...   Admits Chances Slim Rockefeller Still Hopeful For Son

Rocky Still Hopeful His Son Alive  Will Rarnmanin in   Will Remain In New Guinea Few Days

Will Stay Few More Days  Gov. Rockefeller Still Hopeful But Feels Chances Slim

Rockefeller holds out hope for son's survival. but admits chances slim

Rockefeller Has Only Slim Hopes   Will Continue New Guinea Search for Few More Days, Emphasizes Jungle Dangers

Rocky Remains Hopeful About Son's Survival  Governor Admits,   Governor Admits, However, Chances Slim for Michael

Dutch Says Rockefeller  Has Chance  [eee Gee, © ee ee      Feels Michael In Area Of Friendly Natives

Gas Gans Still Missing Chances Even Rockefeller’s  Son Reached Jungle Shore

Rockefeller Still Hopeful For Lost Son   Governor, Daughter In New Guinea; Hun Might Take Weeks

Dutch Leader Thinks Me May Be in Coastal Jungle  Even Chance for Rocketeller

Chances Slim, But... nal  Rockefeller Hopetul Michael’s Still Alive

: Governor Plans To Return Home By Monday Still Hopeful But Rockefeller Views Son’s Chances As Slim

Rocky Still Hopeful Son Is Alive; Stays On In New Guinea Few Days

Goldberg Surveys Range  Labor Chief   Labor Chief Checks Ailing NE Minnesota

Shipping Strike End Asked   Goldberg Claims Quick Settlement Is ‘lmperative’

No. Westerners Aboard .  Probers Sift Wreckage of ‘Airliner Crash Killing 52-

52 Dead In Plane Crash  In Germany   Czech Airliner Falls; Prohe Helkl On Dis:  lev Cause

§] Persons Die in Czech Airliner Crash   Were Russian, Czech Technicians On Way to Africa

CZECH PLANE CRASH KILLS 52 ON BOARD   Airliner Carrying Russian, Czech And Bulgarian Technicians To Africa Falls In Germany. = «

42 Killed on Czech Airliner   Flying to Africa  with Technicians

Czech Plane Crash Kills 52 Aboard   Airliner, Bound For Africa, Falls In German Field

Czech Officials Probe Air Crash That Kiled 52.   Airliner Carrying Red Technicians. to Africa Plunges in Germany

Undersized Victims of Subway Rush Hour Plan Boycott of Underground Sardine Cans

U.S. Mines Will Supply Military Coal   Plan To Reduce Dollar Deficit, Improve Industry

Praise ror Boayguara  Kennedy's ‘Gorillas’ Gentlemen, Not Rough Like French, Paper Say:

\oripery rrowned on...  Conduct of Three Bostonians Held ‘As Being Somewhat Improper

‘EVASION EVASION’ U.S. Arrests Three Attorneys On IRS Bribe Attempt Charges

3 Boston Attorneys Arrested   Tax Agents Say Effort Was Made to Bribe Official

 Morocco Releases Captive Oilmen, Says They: Infruded on Territory

Inside . .   Donations Pay Off Taxes Sgt. York’s Financial Woes  Shown in Federal Report

Boston Hails JFK At Giant Birthday Fete   President Leaves Tonight For Europe And Summit Talks

South Africa Withdrawal Shock  Australia May Be Ousted By British Commonwee!th

Macmillan Faces Political Crisis   Commonwealth Split on South Africa's Withdrawal

Political Crisis Seen Over S. Africa Quitting Commonwealth: Australia Viewed As Next Expulsion Target

Australia Also Eyed o n Racism  British Ties Ended By South Afriea

Titov Adds To Crescendo  Of Threats   Says Reds Prepared To Crush Those Who Try to Stop Treaty

Supports Divided Berlin Soviet Spaceman Titov Adds Voice to Communist Threats

Two Faces in the Crowd   T= Mien Get $300.000  In Counterteit Cash

Program Viewed As Best Method To Stop Castro   Measure Goes Back to House To Await Action

7 Countries Urge Action Qn Lumumba   Security Council Meeting Expected To Be Set Tuesday

7 Countries Press For Lumumba   Council President Expected To Call -Meetina Tuesday

Easy to Spend   BVoy (VY opoie Supermarket Confuses 'Famous Camel Driver

Mart amazes camel driver   Supermarket . visit confuses Bashir Ahmad

{Assnciated Press Phoiofa  Taking Turns in West Berlin   U. S. Supermarket Puzzles Bashir

Commissioners, Kowyers Meet on Matter ..  Lack of Space, Finances May Block Records Proposal

Glen Allon Boy aftv   Syria Raises New Flag, Orders All Equations To Leave Country

Freighters In Collision; ‘Reach Safe Harbor In ‘SF 'With:No Injuries To Crew

Copacity Of Plant To Be 14,600 KW.   Change Orders  Increase Power 9 tenact be TORR KW

Capacity Of Plant To Be 14.600 KW   Change Orders  Increaso Power Land hv 1.950 KW

llouse Cant Find Solution ¢ lo ‘Tax  o e 3. , Gh Sees a   Compromise Must Be Ohaved bv Both Senate and Governor

FBI Warns Cuba Threat To Security  Hoover Asserts Castro Groups Active In U.S.

Castro Regime Security Threat  FBI Reports Added Security Problems

‘Police Capture Fugitives From Criminal Ward   Freedom for Four In Kansas Brief

Laurens Sun Dec 14,/76/ Robert E. Lewis is  second victim. of one-car accident

AFTER CARLA, TWISTER 45 Inj ured As Porch  Collapses In Galveston

In Stricken Galveston  —. [Sevi Porch Topples Shee 45 Ave Unitured Aili      ‘Soviet MIC ‘Shadows ‘Airliner

Wooden Porch In Galveston Collapses With Several Hundred Storm Refugees

UNIVERSITY ORDERED TO ADMIT NEGRO STUDENTS  Education Crisis Looms in Georgia

Streamliners Hit Autos At RR Crossings  Four Parents and 8   Four Parents and 8 Children Killed By Passenger Trains

Streamliners Hit Autos At RR Crossings   Four Parents and 8 Children Killed By Passenger Trains

2 Crossing Crashes In Missouri Kill 12   3 Crewmen Die tn Jet Crash

On Dicarmament Planning a oe     New Yorker. Given Top Respcensibility

U.S. Aid To Vietnam  Agreed On   Johnson, Dinh Diem Confer; Cost Of Plan Put At S40 Million Viore A Year

Viet Nam  Is Given Pledge Of US. Help   Johnson Reports Agreement With   President Diem

South Viet Nam To Ge U.S. Help  Johnson Says  Agreement for A‘) D...L.2

S. Viet Nam To Get More U. S. Aid   No American Troops Will Go to Southeast Asia Battleground

Johnson, Diem Reach Accords On Red Threat  Figur s Not Given nll ¢ Atel Dil.   Figures Not Given On U. S. Aid Plan To South Viet Nam

Arms Funds, Advisers Are Pledged  _ Vice President, In Saigon, BP atesame Pintatla

Vice President Johnson Won't Tell of Details  No U.S. Troops to  DB. Cf... f&..... mM... Lk

Johnson Offers Program For Increasing Army 20,000 Men, Sending More Military Advisers

Johnson Agrees on Plan _ To Protect So. Viet Nam   Program Includes Military Aid ut No American Soldiers

Johnson, Diem Agree on Plan for Protection  American Troops Not Expected to See Combot Duty

Will Bolster Defenses Johnson Reports U. S. ‘In Accord with Diem

U.S. Will Help South Viet Nam Enlarge Army   Vice President Johnson And President Nao Dinh Diem Aaree

‘Johnson Gives Defense Pledge ToS. Viet Nam   @ Agreement With Y td Reported

U.S. TO HELP S. VIET NAM FIGHT REDS   Johnson Carries Offer To Finance Army Buildup, But Will Furnish No American Troops.

Johnson Silent On Cost Of U:S. Aid To South Ve Natt  Reaches Agreemen t   Reaches Agreement With Diem During Three-Hour Meetina

Johnson, Diem Reach Agreement   No American Treops Are To Be Sent

Johnson Declares U. 5. Will Boost South Viet Nam   Support of United States Seen as Bid to Morale of Southeast Asians.

Johnson Pledges Defense Aid for South Viet Nam   Reaches Accord With President Diem on Plan to Combat Reds

JOHNSON, DIEM REACH AGREEMENT   U.S. To Send More Military Advisers To South Viet Nar

Additional U.S. Advisers Will Be Sent There   See Johnsons-In-Saigon  Stories On Page 2

DiemAgr ees To U.S. Help In Red Curb   Johnson Discloses Accord On Aid To Viet Nam Regime

Viet Nam Promised U.S. Aid   U.S. to Bolster Army, Increase Number of Advisor

Johnson, Diem Reach Accords On Red Threat   Figures Not Given On U. S. Aid Plan To South Viet Nam

GUERRILLA “ATTACKS ARE OBJECTIVES   American Troops Not Included In  Current Program

South Viet Nam Hears Johnson  Pledge U. S. Aid   Defenses of Southeast Asian Land To Be Strengthened Against Reds

Johnson Assures South Viet Nam Help From US.  Defense Support Program Will Be

Johnson and Diemagree on U.S. aid to South Viet Nam.   Army, civil defense, to be haletarad

Katanga-UN Ruleilons Cut Is Announced   Serious Charges Pending Against Katanga Minister

Visits Parliament     Sir Winston Brings Down The House On 87th Birthday

cyes Pill With tears  Commons Cheer ‘Winnie On His 87th Birthday

Churchill Honored By Cheering Crowd   Great Wartime Prime Minister At Commons on 87th Birthday.

$655 Million Fund To Train Jobless Wins Senate Nod  4-Year Program Aimed Aé¢ LTalninege 1007 ANH.

20 Lawmakers Submi+ Resolution For Study Of Park, Rec Facilities

 Meat Shortage Threatens Chicago As Result Of Truck Drivers’ Strike

European Currency  Stronger  Monetary Group Reports Fiscal Conditions

Leaders Of West World In Parley  Ministers At Odds As To How "Rh. Ant fhe TRawlkies

Western Diplomats In France   Leaders Determined To Preserve West Berlin’s Freedom

Governor Sets Talk on State School Needs   Joint Session of Legislative May Get Outline of Education Proposals,

Quadros Now in Middle Over \tand On Cuba  Fears Action Agains  ebepr As ane   Fears Action Against Castro Would Cause Uprising In Brazil

Kennedy Points Up Immediate Need For Halt In Atmospheric Testing

Kennedy Still Hopeful Of Nuclear Test Accord   Red Perfidy Blasted

Monday Meeting Expected  Council Suggestions On State Finances Given To Legislature

Waits for Police  Industrialist Slays Wife, Wounds Company President

PeasePeee atisoeet   IN LOVE NEST SHOOTING Man Kills Wife, Wounds Her Date

Wronged Husband Kills Wife   Industriclist Fires Three Pistol Shots Into Man an Couch

Says He Saw Them In Love Scene  b mat 9 Kills Wife,  Injures Fellow Industrialist

- TRYST IN COTTAGE DISCOVERED  Industrialist Kills Wife, Wounds Suitor

Held In Wife’s Death   Industrialist Admits Slaying Wife, “Friend”   Peeble< signed a formal state

African To Receive  Red Carpet   Diplomat Denied  Restaurant Service At Hagerstown To Return In Triumph

LUTHER GYM BURNS.  Fire at Decorah   Twice-Destroyed British HondurasCapital Movinc

Luther Gym is Destroyed By Flames  Started by Blast; Loss Estimated at $200,000

Kingston Attorney Discharged by N.Y.   Vernon Murphy Says Duties NotGiven In Water Dept., Plans to Clear Self

Morse Blasts Bloom On Redistricting  Democrats Hoping To Avoid Running In ‘At Large’ Race

Sti =F ALOIS   cmon hal  Communists Down Conditions For Coalition

Laotian Reds’ Terms Would Reduce Kingdom to Communist Puppet State

Whopping 21/2 Billion Record Breaking State Budget Nears ‘Legislative Okeh

Monkey May Ride in Next * Discoverer   U. S. Rejoicing “After Successful Weekend Shots

State Law Enforcement Officers to Crack Down  On Gambling in Idaho

June 1, 2, 3 ‘Steelmark Days’ Gets Union Support   In Memorial Parade  Bensalem Policemen  To Ride—On Horses

K Again Hints He May Extend Berlin Deadline   ‘ellis East German Leader Reds to “De Their Ltmost te Sign Treaty.

tal Balloon’ Hints Deadline Exten  ‘Khrushchev Softens Berlin Threat Tone

K’ Hints May Extend Peace Pact Deadline   Reds “Leak” Secret Info From Kremlin About New Deal

HERALD INDEX   Drops Another Hint } K. Might Extend Deadline On the German Peace Treaty

Russia May Extend Germany Deadline  Khrushchev Hints He May  Extend Pace Treaty Siening

‘Russia Shows Signs Of Willinaness ‘To Foraet Former Berlin Deadline

Khrushchev Leavessipop Hole-For ‘Extending E. German Treaty Date

N ikita -C Drops I 5 lint He May  '¢ : ‘ ‘: . g er r 10 n P] an c

“buzzing” Charge Leveled at NATO  Soviet Expands Claim That U.S. Warplanes  Harass Its Vessels

Unity Appeal Expected By F rench Chief  Halt To Tet   Halt To Terrorism, Wat In Algeria Sought After

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Get Out Those Extra Blankets Tonight

Senate Okay Seen on Radar Bill Changes   Key Amendment Involves Setting Up Five-Mile ‘Toler. ance’ In Speeding.  nm. er rare ec Trarnrmrpvortrme

4 US Women. Officer Defy Berlin Guards   More Shooting Heard As Communists Keep Up Their He =-ment

Talent Show Big  Fair Feature Tonight at Seven   Seventy Persons Expected To Participate in Mammoth Program; Races On

Terrorists Try To End Strike  In Dominican  Suope Smashed and   Shops Smashed and Civilians Clubbed as New Violence Flares

Soldiers On Riot Patrol Withdrawn   American Newsmar Chased, Lensman For NBC Clubbed

Army Backs Futile Action To End Strike  People Invited To Smash Into Closed Stores

Five Die In Fire At Evansville Mother And Four Of  Ll Children Perish Ac DO ten nen tl aene Base aces

MOTHER, 4 CHILDREN TRAPPED   Mrs. James Kirkpatrick Dies In Collapsing Stairway; Husband and 5 Children Escape.

Kennedy to Meet Mac on Thursday  sermuda Conference Still Scheduled: Father Improves

On a Hot Nevada Lake Bed Filmland: Views Misfits: Gable's Best Since 1939

Clark Gable’s Final Movie Wins Praises   Plays Lead In ‘The Misfits’

Resumed U.S. Testing Urged   House-Senate Unit Cites Justification

inquiry in Alabatmd ....  Police, Bus Official Testify at Hearing

Passage Of Douglas Aid Bill Is Seen   Hearings Continue, Are Likely To Be Completed Next Week

Teachers Urged to Combat Communism   Also Advised to Get Intimate View of Politics

JFK Meets Hoover,  MacArthur   Intelligence Reports From Laos Dominate President’s Meetings

JFK Huddles With Top Executives   Meets Herbert Hoover, MacArthur in New York Laos Situation Serious

Kennedy, Rusk In Center Of Crisis Parleys   Worsening Laos Situation Gets Attention Today

ICE SHEATH BIG THREAT TO TEXAS   Weather Factor In 59 Deaths Since Friday

U. N. Delegates Censure Actions of South Airica   NEWS INDEX   QUITTING COMMONWEALTH  South Africa to Keep Sterling

UN Raps S. Africa Withdrawal Seen  May Walk Out to  Protest Censure

U.N. Censure: South Africa  lor Policies   Ignores Resolutions Aimed at Eventual Freedom for Sector

Assembly Censures South Africans After Departure From Commonwealth

SOUTH AFRICA HIT IN U.N. RESOLUTION  Effort To Annex Former Mandate Of   Effort To Annex Former Mandate Of League Of Nations Termed Illegal

South Africa Censured by U.N. Assembly   Action Follows Nation’s Withdrawal From Commonwealth

REBUKE MAY END S. AFRICA SEAT IN U.N.   Racial Policy Hit After Break From British Alliance

Territory Grab Rapped  U.N. Censures S. Africa   New State Libel Law Draws Fire From Both Labor and Manaqement

U.N. Censures South Africa for Mlegal Act  Cited for Trying to Grab South West Africa Mandate

South Africa Draws U.N. Censure Vote   Assembly Scores Moves To Annex South-West Africa

Union Of South Africa Censured By U.N. For Actions In W. Africa      Resolution Says It Constitutes Challenge To Authority Of U.N.

U.S. Astronauts Say They Are Ready To Ride Next Redstone      Begin Final Training For Space Trip Expected Within 3 Months

Two Astronauts Eager for Ride   Ready for Flight on Next Redstone Rocket

Astronauts ‘ready to go on next shot   Select three enthusiastic over space trip

Flat Denial Of Cuban. Charge Seen   Cuba Asks Security Council to Hear Its ‘Invasion’ Claim.

WESTER we eS oo  Mississippi Counts Two Dead _In Worst Flooding In Years

REFUSED DELAY TO STUDY MEASURE Dem Cries ‘Railroading On Controversial Jobless Bill

Avalanches Smash Into Alps Town   DAMAGE EST, $42,000 se Hitchcock Cafe, Washateria Burn

Avalanches Kill 4 In Malian Village  Four More Missing, Most of Town Safe

Bonn Chief Asks Pledge By Kennedy   Adenauer Begins Talks On Defense Of West Europe

AdenauerSeeks Assurance Of Berlin Backing   German Chancellor Meets Today With President Kennedy

Adenauer Asks Support of U. S.   German Chancellor Asks Kennedy For Personal Assurance of Aid

Register — To Vote In City Election   Adenauer Wants Assurance Of Aid

U:S., Bonn Chiefs Open  Conferences   Adenauer’s Seeking Full Assurance Of Aid In West Europe

Bonn Leader Meets JFK For Session   German Reportedly Worried About Slowdown on NATO

He Wants Per s From Kennedy—  Adenauer Is Seeking West Berlin Support   Faced With Stony Eyes Of Ex-Nazi—  Israeli Attorney In Outburst, Points Finger At Eichmann

Kennedy Meets With Adenauer  Chancellor Seeking Personal Assurance  From U.S. President

Foreigner Can Visit East Berlin,  But May Not Wander Much Longer

Inside...   Possibly Nex Step East Berliners Expecting  Ban. on Visits by Foreigners  !

EAST BERLIN STILL AN OPEN CITY TO FOREIGNERS BUT THAT MAY BE BANNED IN NEXT MOVE BY REDS

East Berlin Still Open To Foreigners But Communists Soon May Bar Them

Cooler   E. Berlin Ban On Foreigner:  By Reds Seen   Ban on Visits Looms As Next Move by Red  East German Regime

ast Berlin Still Open to Foreigners But Reds May Lower Gates on Visitors

300 Flee Deadly Smoke in Farm Strike Violence   Twa Men in Hocnital

PORTUGAL THREATENS SINKING   300 Driven From Their Homes By: Poisonous Smoke From Fire

Grass vs. Ivy; Klein vs. Neighbors They Won't Let bins ‘Deus with His ‘oem,

Northeast Gets First  Heavy Snow  Eight-Inch Blan ket Over New . England

Report Hurts Cause Of Pres. Kasavubu, Backed by U. S. as New Nation’s Leader

3 Slayings Reported In Congo   Political Prisoners Dead; Dag’s Aide Accuses Teo

Shadow Cast Ontffort To Ease Crisis   “Grave Anxiety” Is Now Expressed By UN Representative

Three Exiles Die In Congo   Mishap May Hamper U. S. Efforts To Get Recoqnition For Kasavuba

New Doubt Besets UN Congo Plan  Deportations By lleo Stir More Strife Rumors

More Than 320 Displays Set Up In New Market  Governor Predicts The Fair Will Be A  Camplete Success

U.S. Racks Up Missile, Rocket Gains   One Experiment Fails, Will Delay Shot To Moon

BUT GAINS OUTWEIGH LOSSES Two Rocket Failures Mar Successful Week

U 5. Makes Gains In Space Orbiting Platform Fails To Toss Out. Satellite.

Inside...    14 Major Firings in Four Days  Ranger Failure Mars Big Space Week for U.S

Huge Saturn Flawless in Maiden Test   _ Shot Described as Major Step in Space Travel

re FOR .  ODAY @   (Copyrighted 1961, A National Council of Churches Religion  ‘natsrac )

Signs of Some Nervous Strain Are Apparent as Soviet Congress Meets

says Ryan  Reds Pacing Trouble   (By WILLIAM L, RYAN)  Eeunelnied Prace Mauss Ee.

Raft Of Troubles Follow Khrushchev To Red Congress Tuesday   Mw. WHTITIAM I Rvean

Headaches? Khrushchev Has Plenty  Some Are Likely to Come Out at Red ‘Conaress’

INGAL EUCOUUY oo »  Soviet Problems To Be Pointed Up At Communist Party Congress   Ruy WITTTAM FY. PYAN

Soviet Communist Congress To Face Raft of Troubles at Annual Parley

romises ~furning Froint  Kremlin Sets Stage For Dramatic Show At Soviet Conaress

morrnnt) News BEHIND PAGE 1   8 GAS HEATERS WANTED!   >URE COMMUNISM IS STILL YEARS AW AY  Party Congress Is Just Rubber Stamp

Trouble Stays In The Background        All's Not Well As Communists Assemble

Nik Goes Into Big Red Pow Wow With A Raft Of Troubles: Rvan   Bv WILLIAM L. RYAN   Democrats Expect Large Turnout -At Eau Claire

Governor Prepares Retreat on Student Aid Plan But Favors Private Schcol Grants

Governor Set to Retreat On Student Aid Program   Plans To Include Means Test — But Parochial Schools Still Included

it as ee Version Rocky Prepares to Retreat From Original Education Aid Program

Planes Grounded  Helena Is Without Airline Service as Strike Ends   Wectern Airlines

PIGHeSs MAFPOUNGEO     Helena Is Without Airline Service as Strike Ends

Ventilation Problem  Village Has No Rule For Fallout Shelters   cD Director Is Seeking Volunteers

Men Aren’t Heard From  -Stewardesses Regard Slit Skirts as ‘Unfair’

Ground Fire Hits American Planes Ferrying Supplies to Laotian Troops

TEMPERATURES   Alice Macdonald Wynne of Hays Kansas Mother of Year namec

. Storm Toll Climbs ‘New Thunderstorms Plague  Already Flooded Sections

Turbulent  Weather  Continues Storms Add   Storms Add To Floodwaters In Some States

Soviets Handed Protests By Western Allies  Duanadd Caade LEV   Brandt Sends JFK Appeal For Action Instead of Words

Officer Insists He Was Sluggec   University Student Used Club. He Savs

San Francisco Riots Officer Maintains Student Beat Him With Billy Club

Resume Tests, Urges General   Research Chief Says They're Needed

a Hi Carnival be Held Tonight ing At 7   ficial Says U.S. Should  esume Nuciear Testing

General Trudeau Says U.S. Should Keep Pace With Reds  Atmospheric Tests Urged

Reds Call Refugees  Traitors   No Attempt Made To Block Flow To West Berlin

GN (PREMTOCHS o Re Uuserve Hypertinent  : NM Underground A-Blast Set Decem bei

House Kills Vote On Income Tax   Voter's Choice Denied When Bil Is Bottled Up

House Refuses To Order Quick Vote Bill Action —   Related Stories, Pare 10

Roberts’ Voter-Survey Bill Fails To Get Immediate Action   SPF LAW

Soviet Draws Sharp Line At Atom Talk  Include Veto Or Await Arms Parley

Soviet Proposals Stall ATest Talks  Demand’ West Accept Veto   ar Awail Mew Arne Parlow..

A-Test Ban Talks’ Future Seen in Doubt  Either Accept Veto  Or Transfer Parley a Toe Week

Soviets Still Want Inspection Veto   May Switch Negotiations to Disarmament Parley.

Russian Demand Darkens Future Oi Atomic Talks   Calls for Inspection Veto or Transfer of Test Ban Negotiation:

Russia Demands That West Either Accept Inspection Veto Or Transfer Negotiations To General Disarmament Conference — U.S. And Britain Reject Both Proposals, But May Change Minds On Suggested Transfer

Nuclear Test Talks Stalled   Reds Still Insist On Inspection Veto

Future of Nuclear Test Ban Talks Cast in Doubt by Russia s Demand

REDS INSIST ON VETO  Future Of Nuclear Test Talks Cast In Deep Doubt

Red Demands For Test Ban Cloud Parley   Russian Proposals Rejected By U. S., Britain At Geneva

Nuclear  BanTalk In Doubt Two Soviet Plan:  Are Rejected Ry West

Soviet Stand Puts Doubt On Test Ban   U.S., Britain — Reject Alternative:  In Geneva Talks

\Not-Gixven Aad timatum vs =e.  Test Ban Talks Under Pall Of Reds’ Either-or Program

Geneva Talks Face Standstill   U.S., Britain Reject 2 Soviet Proposals

PUC Listens to Loudonville Man's Arguments Against Dial Telephone<

Florida Cold Plunges To 23 Degrees   Favorable For Snow, But Skies Clear Over Head

Credit Plan for New Industries Voted by Senate  Driver Point System Alen BDacend Canb   Driver Point System Also Passed, Sent To Missouri House

Maritime Strike Fact-Finders Get 3-Day Extension   Kennedy Acts With Hopes Of Negotiated Accord

Set ‘Up! House ‘keeping on Farn on Farm  Eisenhower Gets Big ‘Welcome Home

Welcome Mat F or Dwight, Mamie Rolled Out By Historic Gettysburg

Soil Blowing Threat Is Cut By Moisture   1961 Crop Forecast Puts Yield At Sixth Largest

Crack Up Of British Group Is Predictec   Verwoerd Ends His London Visit With Blast At Canadian

Little Chance Seen for Increase In Postal Rates, Gasoline Levies   Predicted for Next 5 Years  4 Million Office, Clerical Jobs Falling to Automation

‘Report to Kenne aay  Automation To Wipe Out 4 Million Jobs By ‘66

Forecast Made on Office, Clerical Work Report Estimates Automation  'To Cost 4 Million Jobs in 5 Years

TANK IS EQUALIZER  Four Yanks Held By Communis' Police In East Berlin Episode

9 Men Killed in Blast, Fire at Eastern Plant   Today’s Weather Report

9 Missing In Rocket Fuel Blast   Two Buildings At Laboratory Blown Up

Explosion Demolishes Buildings   Six Others Hurt - At Ballistics Lab Near City

Canada Warmly Welcomes Kennedy; President Seeks to Strengthen Ties

Recover Loot of Burglaries   Police Raid Finds Two Truck Loads; Susvnects Held

Police Recover 2 Truck Loads of Stolen Loof   Brothers-in-Law Admit Burglaries; Held -by Police

East Germans Iry to Break Up Jeering Mobs   Close Brandenburg Gate, Warn West Residents to Avoid Border.

West Europe Anxious Over Border Closing   Popular Uprising Could Bring War, Observers State

Reds cut phone lines; close gates to West   Disarm plan in works

Close Brandenburg Gate, Sever Phone Connections; W. Berliners Ask Reprisals

FEAR EXPIASIVE ‘NCIDENT:   FEAR EAPHUSIVE WNULUCNT  AST GERMAN REDS TIGHTEN NEW CLAMPS ON REFUGEE FLIGHT WEST   Will Lid Blow Off In Berlin?

Foreboding and Anger Rumble In West Europe  Some Capitals Feer   Some Capitals Fear Disastrous Uprising in Eastern Berlin

Tension, Tempers Rising To Danger Point In City   Refugees Kept Out Along With East Berliners Who Work In West; 30,000 Red Troops Massing In Communist Area

Red Police, Troops Barricade East Berlin Against Escapes   Anger, Foreboding Flash Across Western Europe

Border Gates Shut to Stop Escape to West   Fears in Some Capitals That Closure Might Detonate Popular Uprising Which Could Precipitate Another War

Red Clampdown Dams Refugee Flood Quickly  Only 25-30 Made It Across Border To Safety Sunday

Machine Guns, Tanks Deployed To Enforce Ban   Allies Prepare Protest Against Closing Of Borders

RESENTMENT fLA KES Western Europe Fears Berlin Uprising Could Set Off War

Communists Close Main Crossing   Brandenburg Gate Shut Raising Chances Of Some Armed Clashes

Kennedy Calls Rusk for Talk On Berlin Issue   Meeting Expected To Center on Red Cutoff of Refugees   ANGER, RESENTMENT, FEAR APPEAR  Reactions Vary Over Berlir

Feeling Surges Across Europe; Protests Ahead   Uprising Leading To War Feared

Heavily Armed Communists Prevent East Germans From West Berlin Jobs

Communists Hurl Tear Gas Into Crowd Protesting New Clamps On Refugee Routes

BARBED WIRE STOPS FLOW OF REFUGEES   Communists Cut Phone Connections With West. American Troops On Alert.

 a)  al Sa’  re rs rm  PESTERN EU ROPE — RESENTFUL  Unrest Follows  Sealing Of Berlin

Incidents At Border Stir War Fears   Communications Cut Between East And West Germany

Troops And Police Behind Barricades Bar West Travel   Refugees Still Pour Into Western Berlin; Tension Is Mounting

White House Plans Meeting: in 10 Cities   Slate Conferences on Future Needs of Nation

Border Closing Seen As Sign Of Weakness And Desperation   Sen. Mundt Says Action Indicates Serious Unrest In East Germany 

Senators Rap Reds’ Action  Mundt Sees Berlin Fencing Off as tian at Wanalnace

Budget Overspent; 8 Recommendations—  ~Muny League Criticized in State Audit

Khrushchev Sees Rays of Hope’ For Settlement   Predicts Negotiations, But Discloses Plans To Test Big Rockets

Battleground Speech ~ Khrushchev Predicts  Peace Talks On Berlin

Predicts Negotiations  ‘Ray Of Hope: Nikita   Soviet Sets Off Two More Tests One Is Larger   Protests Rocket Shots

Khrushchev Talks Peace While Announcing Plans For Firing More Powerful Rockets

Khrushchev Sees Parley  Over Berlin   Says All Measures Should Be Taken In Averting Conflict

Khrush Says He Sees Rays Of Hope For Settling Berlin Crisis Peacefully

Nikita Predicts  Negotiations On  Berlin Crisis Asserts Nuclear War  Would Wipe Out ‘Imperialists’

Berlin Settlement  Khrushchev Says He Sees Rays Of Hope’ In Crisis

Mr. K Sees Parley Over Berlin Crisis  Cites Encouraging Rays Of Hope For  Peaceful Accord

SPEAKS AT BATTLEFIELD  ~ Khrushchev Predicts  Berlin Negotiations

Khrushchev Sees ‘Rays of Hope’ of Settling Crisis   Admits Nuclear War Would Hurt Russia But It “Would Wipe Out Imperialists.”

\Nikita Sees Rays of Hops ‘Over Berlin   Negotiations Are Predicted; Red Vets Cheer

PRAYER FOR...  e I0DAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Served 15 Years for Treason  ‘Axis Sally’ of War Il Released From Prison

Hurricane Claims Four More Lives.   TWISTED TOWER   Carla’ s Path Through Texas - City-By-City Damage Estimate Told   Schoo!l-Sheltered Refugees Housed

Legislature Ends Work, Adjourns  3 Measures Approved at Special Session

FIRE IN CHAMBERSBURG HOTEL KILLS FOUR: LOSS ESTIMATED AT $100,000

Four Men Lose Lives In Chambersburg Hotel Fire   Cubas Largest Department Store And Paper Warehouse Burned; Suspicious Origin

Club Dues Held ‘Not Deductible’  State Court Hits Business Appeal

South Flogged By Tornadoes And High Wind   Twister In Georgia Kills Elderly  Plumber

COLD OVER MUCH OF U.S.  Traffic Deaths Mount Slowly Around Nation

Fatr and Warm   Traffic Fatality Count Starts For Weekend   Holiday May Extend Through Tuesday for Many in America

Holiday Car Death Toll Rises   By THF ASSOCIATED PRESS DEATH LOG

Weekend Ahead...  Traffic Toll Rises As Roads Are Clogged   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  Traffic 2: Boating ( Drowning  Miscellaneous {

Bad Weather HurtsHoliday Outing Plans   Traffic Death Toll Rises Slowly During Early Weekend Hour:

Traffic Death Count Begins For Holiday   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Traffic Fatality Count Starts For Weekend   Holiday May Extend Through Tuesday For Many In America

Deaths Mount Slowly as Long Holiday Starts   4 State Persons Killed at Opening Of Weekend

Traffic Deaths Mounting For Holiday Period   Many Take FourDay Weekend For Memorial Day

Y’All Thaw   righway Toll Starts Slow Climb  60 Dead In Tally On Pre-Holiday Weekend Travel  TRAFFIC TOLL

Death Toll For Holiday Weekend Is Showing Rise   By THE ASSOCIATED PRES

Tratfic Deaths Mount Slowly   Toll Reaches 40_at 10:30 Today; Four Fatalities Recorded in State

50 Traffic Deaths So Far On Long Weekend   But Unreasonable Weather May Curtail Travel.

Holiday Road Death Toll Rises Slowly Unseasonable Cold Temperatures Put Damper on Outings By THE ASSOCIATED FRESS  Traffic Raating »

Accidents:  Long Holiday ‘Traffic Toll ‘Starts Climb  Four-Day Weekend   Four-Day Weekend For Some Workers May Add to Total

Highway Death Toll  Mounting   List 44 Fatalities In Traffic At Start Of Holiday Period

Traffic Deaths Mount Slowly   385 Fatalities for Holiday Estimated

Road Deaths Rise Slowl Vv  Holiday Moataricts   Holiday Motorists Take To Highways

No Clear Rule on Con-Con Open Sessions   Committees Must Make Their Own  Decisions

Measure. Goes To Senate:  House Bill Requires Academy Graduates To Serve 5 Years

ROCKY BATTLES ON SCHOOL AID   Legislature Nears Final Adjournment

Soviets To Drop Charges Against U.S. World Leaders Absent As UN General Assembly Meets

Gap in Nuclear Strength Is Possible in President's Decision on Aerial Testing

To Resume Testing In Air If ‘Gap’ Is Threatened By Other Nations

Gap Migures  In TEK Rulins  On A-Testing L. Ss. Will Continue  To Hold Its Lead in  Nuclear Superiority

\One-Room Rural School Houses In ‘Sunflower State Near End Of Line

New law could wipe out the rest Little one-room school house fading from the Kansas scene

_ CENTENNIAL HEADSCARFS AND NAPKINS, % PRICES AT THE: CITY LIBRARY: NOW 00020   SOCIAL SECURITY ADM. NOTES

Burglar Escapes After Closet Door Tug-Of-War   Woman Tells Of Dramatic Escape From War-Torn Laos

Escape From War-Torn Laos Described  Woman Writes To Parents Of Dramatic Flight

U.S. Task Force Heads For Congc   SESSION RESUMES TODAY  UN Congo Role Pondered

IN DOWNTOWN MT. VERNON _ Homecoming Parade © ? ‘And Bonfire Tonight

Bucks Commuters Get To Work  PTC, Union Settle Philadelphia Strike

Both Houses Pass Bill For Increase  To Three Per Cent   Additional Revenue To Be Used To Provide Jobs For 5,000 In State

Sleet and ley Rain Batter Most of South   Power Lines Snap, Highways Slicked; Death Toll Mounts

Ice, Sleet, Snow Deal  South Blow   Schools Close, Lines Down,  Traffic Snarls

Defense Dept. Promises Light Draft in State  Four Wiscon Reserve Units. Aetr Kn  am Aetive icty

Draft Calls in State Will be Cut Down  Defense Department Points  To Service hy Racarvicte

Reduced Draft Calls Promised For Wisconsin  Defense Leaders Heed Laird’s Plea

Ulett Quits Post at Bliss   St. Lovisan Accepts Job As Acting Mental Chief

YANKS, REDS AIM GUNS AT FACH OTHER   Look Down Gun Barrels. Of Tanks 200 Yards Apart In Berlin. Khrushchev Sou n nds s Warning.

Khrushchev Charges West Threatens War While Soviet Leads in Strength

K Charges West With War Threat  Boasts Russ Atom IPanannne Taw Tl ©

United States second-rate power says K   Kennedy, Rusk contradict each other says Kremlir

Nikita Assails Threats of War  Charges U. S. Still Striving to Equal wm. *¢ ,§ pe ef. dhl

Villain Tag Put On West   Soviet Stronger But Peaceful, Reds Told

Khrushchev Claims West Threatens War  Says U.S. Faces Task Of Beating   Says U.S. Faces Task Of Beating USSR In Atom Race

Khrushy Assails Western Threats  Says Allies Seek Berlin Standoff

Khrushchev Says West Threatens War, Indicates Berlin Situation Can’t Go On

Khrushchev Says West In War Mooc   Premier Boasts Of — His Greater Arsenal Of Weapons Of War

CLAIMS U. S. ADMITS LAG -ON WEAPONS   Congress Told Western Powers  Threaten War

‘Arduous Task’ Seen for U.S.  'K’ Says Allies Are Threatening Wai

Nikita Says Western Powers Are Threatening War Over Berlin   Claims U.S. Trying To Overtake Nuclear Superiority Of Soviets

AIM GUNS AT EACH OTHER   Look Down Gun Barrels Of Tonks 200 Yards Apart In Berlin. Khrushchev Sounds Warning.

KHRUSHCHEY CLAIMS U. § SEEKING WAR   Will Not Serve As Traf.   fie Police In Berlin, : He Declares   BOASTS AGAIN OF - NUCLEAR STRENGTH

Six Americans Given Prison Terms in Cuba   Sentenced To 30 Years

Americans Get 30-Year Terms   Adventurers Handed Maximum Prison Sentences in Cuba

Six Yanks To Serve   30 Years   No Death Sentence After Cuban Trial

Violence Mounts In Katanga  Congo Natives, UN Troops Clash: 100 Are Believed Dead

White Officers Leading Native , Katanga Troops *   U.N. Forces Under Increasing Pressure Throughout Area .

MacDonald and Howell Wheaton Any Carroll County bapt groce: er is invited to attend.   Jim Robbins And J. V. Pickart 5-Acre Champs

TEMPERATURES   Amos ‘n’ Andy launch career as voices of new TV cartoon

lf They Get A Chance... .  Half Of Red Police Ready To Jump Wall

Half Berlin Red Police Not Loyal   Refugees Say Many Would Like to Flee Over Wall Into West Berlin Area

Launch 6,000-Ton Sam Houston, 7th Polaris-Armed Nuclear Submarine

RUSSIAN WAR CRIMES COURT SENTENCES ;   Convicts ex-Estonian Of. ficials of Mass Murders in War Times.

Removal of Bowles as Undersecretary Comes as No Great Surprise to Writer

EE Seemed Uncertain About Undersecretary  Chester Bowles Was Serving on Borrowed Time

Non-Emergency Acts Passed By 1961 Genera Assembly Are Declared To Be Now In Effect

Soviet Blames UN For Death Of Lumumba   Ridicules Dag’s Call For Impartial International Probe

Russ Hit Dag, Belgium in Congo Killinc   U.N. Fears Full Civil War; See No Accord Now

U.N. Hears Red Charge, Delays Action   Russia Accuses Belgium, Allies Of the Murder

1 Am a Red, Fidel Boasts  Castro Proclaims He’s Been Red All Along; Urges Others to Follow

Fidel says boastfully im a Red’   Was convinced by 1953 Cuban says in speech

os a Hull y  Tim aR 2 rol   Was convinced by 1953 Cuban says in speech

Castro Boasts He’s Follower  of Communism   Reveals He’s Been Dedicated Red Since 1953

FIRST PEACE TALKS IN LAOS COLLAPSE  Communists Promptly Step Up Drive   Communists Promptly Step Up Drive Against Pro Government Guerrillas

First Laotian Peace Talks Collapse in Disagreement   “Reds Will Aid If Cuba Attacked

Man Killed  In Accident   Now Mexico Traffic Toll (0 Dat 320 Last Year's Toll to Date

Underground Shot Slated For Desert   First Blast Expected This Week

French Reported Ready For Underground Atom  Rlast in Sahara Desert

otarrs Open Area  History Tells Background Of First Crete Settlers

Issues in Con-Con Battle Are Told   Voters to Decide On Proposal for Convention Call

Speed Limits  On Freeways Raised by Law   Nelson Signs Bill for Extra Five Miles Per Hour

Statement After Talks Is General  Discussion May Bear on Meeting ne cr Bed Bow

Highway Commission Allocates $3 Million More for Maintenance   By Russell A. Mann, Jr. M.P.A. Correspondent

Roggensack Is Found Guilty   Former Grant County D. A. Granted Delay for Ruling on Law

Daily News Index   VALLEY GROWERS ASSE RT Farm-Retail Price Spread On Tomatoes Too Much

Admits Health Danger Russ Test Bombs For 'Peace — Says Khrushchev

Khrush Admits Fallout Harms World Health   Soviet Premier Says Nuclear Testing Carried Out for the Sake of ‘Peace.’

Khrushchev Defends Sovie Atomic Tests  ‘Says Blasts Set - Off for Sake OF WWiaretd Panrn’

Says Soviet Tests Are for ‘Peace’  K Acknowledges Fallout Harms World Health

Tests Made For ‘Peace’  Says Nikita   Russian Boss Admits Fallout From Bombs Harms World Health

Khrushchev Continues Double-Talk On N-Tests   Communists Roll Out Power At Anniversary

K. Admits Tests Are Harmful   Carried Out For Sake Of World Peace

SHOWDOWN SHAPES UP; GRAVEST CRISIS SINCE KOREAN CONFLICT  Western Powers Rally Behind UN Chief

Rally ‘To Hammarsk jold Major Western Powers Join Forces AsShowdownLoom:s

West Rallying Behind U. N.’s Hammarskjold   Korea-Like War Is Feared In Congo

West Bloc Rallies To Dap’s Aid   Soviets Warned Against Wrecking U.N, Plan for Conga

Soviet Boycott Facing U.N.   Showdown Shapes Over Lumumba’s Sunday Death

Note to Big < Challenges Airway Use   Threat to Control Passengers Into Berlin Implied

Demands ‘Agitators’ Be Kept Out Of City   ANOTHER FEFFORT   INTERFERENCE’

May Forbid Bonn’s Use  Of Flights  Keen ‘Agitatars:   Keep ‘Agitators’ Off Planes, Soviet Wlato Tolle Aloe

Red Note Poses Threat To Allied Access By Air   Gls Handed Grenadeés At Border  Sight Halts Red  TT. A Wherenn      Sight Halts Red Use Of Water In Berlin Incident   Inside The Times   FILO DIAIN VE DATE ila Rca)  2 000 Switch To Jobs Within West Berlin

Adenauer’s Interference  Held Illegal   Claim U.S.. Britain And France Abuse Situation In Berlin

Soviet Note  Threatening Allied Links With Berlin   Russians Charge Air Lane Abuses, Interference By West Germany.

Russia Eyes Air Corridors   Want To Keep Out Western ‘Acitators’

Western Allies Take Serious View of Note   Reds Claim Abuse of Air Routes to City

NOTHER TURN OE THE SCREW?  Berlin Air Travel Draws Soviet Fire   1500 Berliners Quit Jobs in East

Claims Bonn Government Interfering Illegally in West Berlin Affairs

Allies’ Air Corridor Into Berlin Is Threatened In New Charges By Russians   CHARGE VIOLATIONS

New Russ Note Threatens West Allies Link to Berlin   Accused of Ferrying Spies —  U.S. To Reject Red Charge

Russians Posing New Threat fo Link With Berlin  Claim West Germany

[Demands Agitators Be Kept From Using Air Corridors into the City   Charges U.S., Britain and France Clearly Abusing Their Situation;’ May Seek Right To Screen Passengers Transported by Air

Note Charges ‘Agitators’ Use Air Corridors  Reds May Demand Right To Screen   Reds May Demanc Right To Screen Plane Passengers

Soviets Charge In Note Adenauer Is Interfering In West Berlin Affairs   Demands Agitators Be Kept From Using Air Corridors Into City; Repeatedly Complained

Soviets threaten Berlin air access   Note says Western powers are violating corridor agreement

Agitation Charged  Soviet Note Threatens  Links With West Berlin      U.N. May Take Hand In Berlin

Air Corridor Control May Be Demanded   Note To Big 3 Raps Adenauer Government For ‘Interference’

Claims German Activity Illegal   Demands ‘Agitators’ Be Banned From Air Corridors

Note Charges Allies Abusing 1945 Agreemen   Agitators Must Be Kept from Planes Into Divided City

Reds Pose Threat To Berlin Air Corridors: Charae Allies of Abuse   Fig ht River Leakage Mayfield Dam Delay Looms

Adenauer Hit InNote From Soviet Union   Kremlin Demands Agitators be Kept Out of Corridor

—western Government Attackeq-—— Soviet Note Threatens Allies’ Berlin Access

Note Given To 3 Allies  In Moscow   Soviets Say West Clearly Abusing Situation in City

Soviets Threaten Allied Air Corridors To West Berlin   Hose Sprays Soldier  U.S. Troops Ready With Tear Gas On East Border

Delivered To 3 Embassies In Moscow   Adenauer Interfering Illegally, Says Message

Threat posed to Western air corridors   Allies accused of using access to transport spies

New Threat-‘of Closing Berlin In Soviet Notes; Adenauer as ‘Agitator’

Seek To Close Air Corridors To ‘Agitators’   Note To United States, France And Britain Charges Adenauer’s Gov't Interfering In W. Berlin

Soviets Charge Air Lane Being Iliegally Used   Moscow Charges West Flying Spies To Berlin: Warns Allies   Dag Says UN Will Step In lf Threat To Peace Arises

Use To Fly W. Germans  Challenged  Violation of 1945 Accord Is Charged

AIR LINKS T0 BERLIN IN DANGER      Reds Claim Allies Violate 1945 Pact

Moroccan Monarch Succumbs   Mohammed V Led Country To Freedom From France In 1956

Moroccans Mourn Death Of Their King   Mohammed V Dies Following Surgery; Succeeded By Son

Mohammed V Dies Affer Surgery; Sor Moulay Hassan New Moroccan Ruler

Moroccan King Dies; Son Named  Minor Operation Claims Life of Mohammed V

Negroes Re-enter Georgia U. Today  University Prepares To Quel! Violence

U.S. Agrees With Soviets On Point   First Action Toward Secretary General dn Security Council 

“ee TEXANS TABULATE™= ‘Sales Tax. Makes Strangers Out —  Of Coffee Pals

NOT “POP” MUSIC BUT... Band conductor popped in head with hard boiled eaq

0). Max Gardner Dies At Age 39  ‘Multiple Sclerosis Causes Death After A Courageous Fight

Plan to quit anyhow  3 Winfield state hospital employes restored fo jobs

Emergency Measures Io Lift Economy   Anti-Recession War Is Opened By New Administration

Gov't Appeals To Country in Recession Fight   GOP Strategists in Congress Reluctant To Join Democrats

Juvenile Delinquency Teen-Agers Pose Puzzie For Concerned Parents

Juvenile Delinquency Teen-Agers Pose Puzzle  For Concerned Parents   Rv MARGARET ANDERSON

UN Jets Attack Main Katangan Police Garrison   Attempt to Silence Battery Holding Up Ground Advances

UN. Jets Attack Chief Katanga Site   McKeown Declares White Mercenaries Directing Resistance

‘State Backs Plans  Route 1 Labeled ‘A ‘Chinese Wall’   By JIM STANTON Courier-Times Staff Writer

Castro Supporters Blamed  FBI Acts to Crush Plot To Hijack More Planes

‘FBI Moves to Foil Cuban Plot to Hijack Five More U. §. Commercial Airliners

SPECIAL SAFEGUARDS FBI Moves To Foil Purported  Cuban Plot To Hijack Planes

Two Persons Are Killed In State Traffic   One Of Victims Dies In Stolen Automobile

Inauguration Friday to Mark End Of 8 Years of Rule by Republicans

GOS TIGVe REServatigns AMOUL FE  Democrats to Whoop It Up at Inaugural Week Activities

Demos Start Gala Week In Capital; COP Also Will Get Into Act Tonight

 Republicans Not Left Out, However  This Is Week of Celebration for Happy Democrats

 REPUBLICANS HAVE ONE DANCE  It's Parties All Week For The Democrats

eaves vte Saar —s ge ecomenerenenanntaeeemcmmatemsineanmn itimmana aawanaeatstemiedine it aneammate  Democrats, GOP Too, Slate  Inaugural Week Festivities

Democrats Prepare for a Big Week As Eight Years of G.O.P. Rule End

Washington Starts Gay Round of Parties As Prelude to Kennedy’s Inauguration

Kennedy Challenges Latin American Wealthy ToAid Those Less Fortunate

Half Million. Line Streets, Salute JFK   President Calls On Wealthy Few To Make Reforms

JFK Given Rousing Welcome In Bogota   Calls For Wealthy To Join In Task Of Improving Countrymen’s Welfare

AFTER VENEZUELA CHEERS —  N. early M. illion Colombians Welcome JFK In Bogota

Kennedy Lays Down Sterr Challenge for Colombians   VENEZUELA STORY IS ON PAGE 10C

Stern Challenge Laid Down to Latin Wealthy  Colombians Greet Kennedy

MAKES MAJOR ADDRESS Hundreds Of Thousands Cheer Kennedy In Colombian Capital

Colombians ® . Roar Vivas  For JFK   Half-Million Cheer  American President

rUMULTOUS WELCOME IN BOGOTA  Kennedy Challenges Wealthy Few To Help Improve ‘Katte Nations

Negroes Protest  In S.C.   Arrests Made After March On State House

Columbia, S.C. Police Cite 190 Demonstrators   Students Halted In Attempt To March On Capital Building

190 Arrested in South Carolina Protest March   Demonstrations Hit Climax at Columbia; Court Hits Little Roc!

190 Arrests in Racial Hareup   Hymn Singing March Ends in Two Jails

Defense Contends Eichmann Memoirs  ‘Were Obtained While He Was Drinking

 Argument Over Memoirs Prosecution Hits Snag  In Eichmann Wind Up

Idberg esses -ClO   _— China Mobilizes Massive baign Against India And Nehru

oe wwe feew & FUP eren vy  —————     sd  Government Confirms Existence Of “Second Front’? In Cuba

Rebels Staging Second Front  In Cuban Hills   Government Claims Anti-Castro Troops Are Backed by US

Cuba Says Second Rebel Front Fails  Make First Admission Of Oriente Fighting

Carmakers Offer Held To Firmly   Big Three Oppos2d To Profit-Sharing Contract Proposal

U.N. Knocks All Whit Officers Out Of Katanga’s Army   Stalemate in Auto Negotiations   Detroit's Big Three Stands Firm Despite Strike Threat

1400 Sioux Farms Participating In Feed Grain Program   About 50% Sign Up ‘Is Reported

Turnpike Bonds Salable if Bill Given Approval   New York Firm Backs Proposal

OFFICIALLY 2ND LARGEST LA.-L.B. Area Passes ‘Chicago in Population

 Neither Food Nor Heat, Only Money  $35,000 1S FOUND IN ROOM OF STARVING RECLUSE

Reds Reject Allied Notes   _ Warning Against Interference In Berlin Air Corridors Turned Down

Red Interference  ee een ett eR,  East Germans Keject Warning Of Allies

NJ ews in a nutshell  EROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Allied warning rejected

East Germans Reject Warning On Air Rights   Would Regard Allied Flights As Aqaression

Baker Unior Suspends President   Cross, Aide Named In Fund Shortage; Pension Deal Stalls

GOVERNMENT BUYS PROPERTY  ‘ Klamath Indians Get $12 Million In Wampum

NET 312 MILLION Indians Sell Old Home Place, Split Loot Among Themselves

CASH FLOWS LIKE FIREWATER  300 Indians Get $12 Million and Buy. Buy. Buy

pe UY Fer mead  Uncle Sam Hands $12 Million In Cash to 300 Oregon Indians

To Save or Spend Klamath Indians in Oregon  Get $12 Million from U.S.

12 Million Cash Handed to 300 Indians; Some Is Banked, Cars Sell Fast

Treated for Nervous Condition Garroway's Wile Dies Of Sleep Pill Overdose

STAR'S WIFE  FOUND DEAI   Mrs. Dave Garroway Took Overdose Of Sleeping Pills

14-Nation Peace Meeting On Laos Is Being Opposed By King Savang Vathana

Kennedy Calls Another Session Of Strategy Unit   U.S., Allies Plan More Active Role Through SEATO

Say Cease-Fire Delay Is Up To Khrushchev   Harriman Has Long Conferences In Laos

U.S. Aid to Laos Is Pledged by Kennedy Envoy   Cease-Fire Delay Up To Soviet Premier

U.S. Pledges Support Laos Cease-Fire Depends On Nikita, Envoy Says

Khrushchev Must Bear Responsibility For Any Laos Cease-Fire Delay: Harriman

Envoy Puts Truce Delay Up To Khrushchev   Harriman, Cambodien Aide Press For End To Shooting In Area

Says Truce Now Up To Russia   Roving Ambassador Reports on 2-Day Talks With Neutrals

Harriman Pledges U. S. Support   Ave Conferring In Vientiane On Laos Crisis

U.S. pledges support to Laos regime   ‘Any delay in cease-fire is K’s responsibility’

Cease-Fire Rests With Khrushchev   Proposal Designed to  Produce Peace

« /4-NATION ' TALKS DRAW ROYAL ‘NO’   Conference After Cease-Fire Is  Held Possible

Mediator Says Peace Chance May Be Better   Picture Confused In Critical Sector

US. Still Seeks Cease-ire but  Backs Premier   Harriman Says Delay In Truce ’Squarely Up to Khrushchev’

WANTS LAOS TO SETTLE OWN CRISIS   Cambodia Backs Out As Sponsor Of Mediation Parley; Reds Propose No-Man’s Land Talks.

‘Fate of Park Bill Won't  Rest on Tax Measure   Solons Vote Down Two Proposals, Neon Adiournment Cuts Off Debate

Special levy survives floor test 14 to 28   Tries to hinge LB208 on outcome of sales tax fail

Dag Heads Home After French Snut  Accused of Being Pro -Tunisi isi ian In

U. N. Secretary Returning From Tunisian Parley  Hammarskjold Handec   Hammarskjold Handed Snub By French For Alleged Favoritism

French Say Dag Favors Tunisians   Rebuffed In His Attempt To Sce French Commander

U.N. Chief Is Snubbed By French   De Gaulle Fails To Invite Dag To Parley.

U.N. AWAITS REPORT Dag Rebuffed By France  In Effort To End Crisis

_ Say He Favors Tunisia 2 avors tunisia  French Cold Shoulder Dag

Dag Returning With Snubbing From French   UN Official Accused Of Favoring Tunisia In Bizerte Crisis

Cloudy and Warm   U.N. Secretary Returning from Tunisian Parley  —————— =   Hammarskjold Handec Snub by French for  Alleged Favoritism

Dag Hammarskjold Returns To U. S. Today After Snubbing From France

TOWN OF HINTON — BLACKED OUT TUESDAY NIGHT FOR 3 HOURS  Truck Rips Down — Guy Wire to Main Lead Electric Pole — Fuses Blow out

In the County   TOWN OF HINTON — BLACKED OUT TUESDAY NIGHT FOR 3 HOURS  Truck Rips Down — Guy Wire to Main Lead Electric Pole — Fuses Blow out

Misapplication Of $1,562,000 Charged Today  f, Is Called One we  ost riaqaran

3 Bankers Indicted in Fund Case   Million and Half Wa Misepplied, Grand Jurors Charge.   Bank Closed.

Rescue Crews Work Through Night To Retrieve Charred Bodies: Investigation Slated

Blast Kills  22 Miners      Massive Explosion Shatters Coal Digging

Last Victim Brought To Surface This Morning  Ry THEQORAORE NH KVIIRP RPL

(Last Victim Brought To Surface This Morning  Ry THEQANAPS nN WIIPBII

. West Terre Haute, Indiana Scene Of Tragedy, 22 Are Dead  Mine Blast Takes Heavy Toll

Night-Long Rescue Effort Ends In Failure   Massive Blast Shatters Section, Killing Whole Crew

22. Dead In Indiana Mine Explosion   lash Fire Destroys Paintings Worth th $350,000   Rockefellers Safe In Mansion Blaze

Mine Rescue Efforts Fail -22 Killed In Explosion      Miner Tells Of. Search ForBlast Victims, Brothei

Rescue Efforts End In Failure; Recover Bodies   Massive Explosion Strikes Down Crew Working In Center of Big Operation.

Adlai Abhors Congo Reports Of Reprisals   Plans To Discuss New U.N. Action On Condemnation   SHOCKING REPORTS

Violent Rains Take-{ Lives.  Floods in W.Va. j  Follow Downpour —

President Says General Making Survey of Post   Also Says Troops May Not Remain For Full Year

General to Inspect Ft. Lewis Camp   More Ft. Lewis stories on Pages 2 and 19.   Text of Kennedy's Remarks on Ft. Lewis

Life’s End   @ g + Life's End NICHOLAS ERNSTER — OLDEST REMSEN RESIDENT  — EXPIRES AT AGE 99 IN HOSPITAL HERE

Life's End   NICHOLAS ERNSTER ~— - ; OLDEST REMSEN RESIDENT — EXPIRES AT AGE 99  IN HOSPITAL HERE.”

Also Scholarship To Son  Brinks Offers Job To Man Who Found, Returned $240,000

Ed Sullivan To Debate Paar   Agrees To Carry On Feud Monday Night

Treaty-Signing Confab Asked By Soviet Boss  Kennedy, Aides In Huddle at Hyannis Port

U. N Troup:  Sent to Stor War Threat  Danger of Large - Scale Outbreak  Prompts Action

U. N. Sending More Troops fo Congo   To Be Used Only in Case of Emergency, However.

UN Troops Rushed To. Katanga   1,000 Gurkhas Flying To Area To Prevent New FElsare-T on In Conon

U.N. Flies Troops to Katanga   Acts to Stop New Flare-Up in the Congo

GURKHAS FLY TO KATANGA; TENSION HIGH   U.N. Bolstering Forces To Avert New Congo Clash

United Nations Sends in Troops   1,000 Gurkha Soldiers Flown to N. Katanga

1.000 Gurkhas  Flown To Hot  Spot In Congo U.N. Sends Indian  Troons To Ward   LN. Sends Indian Troops To Ward Off New Flare-Up

MEL BLANC, MAN OF MANY VOICES CRITICALLY HURT   Voice of Bugs Bunny, Woody Woodpecker; In Auto Crash.

Mel Blanc, Voice of Many TV Cartoon Characters, Badly Hurt in Car Crash

“Man Who Plays Voice of Bugs Bunny Seriously Injured in Auto Accident

Lona-Distance TV Seen as Space Dividenc   Many More Space Developments Are Planned

Train Hits Car At Reidsville; Driver Killed   Freedom-Of-Association Amendment Suggested By Harrison

New Wrinkle Injected Into Va. Campaign   Harrison Suggests Amendment Allowing Free Association

Kntire Goose Quill Pen industry Threatened by Ones With Ball Point

Cubs Nip Braves in 9th, 3-2  Story in Sports Peach   Today’s Chuckle

Disappearec Affer Crash January 3rd   29-Year-Old  Flier Gives Up  Early Today

Missing Marine Pilot Turns Self In  Surrenders To FBI; Disappeared Jan. 3 After Air Crash

High Court Gets Appeal From Jury Verdict In William Cobb’s Trial

ermitdd. A oreeme nt Reported on  Three Issues  Two Leaders of Western Alliance   Two Leaders of Western Alliance End Talks Today

——— Lauds Space Scientists ——  Russians Had 10-Year Head Start, Ike Notes

How It Was   GROUND DAMPENED BY LIGHT SHOWERS  Piedict Showers — ‘ Tonight & Wednesday

Forces Strengthened...  Crack ‘Alert Police’ -Assianed to Border

Weather Eye         West Berlin Assigns 3,000 Police  To Back Allies On Boundary Guard

Ulbricht Is Given Almost Unlimited Power In East Berlin By Communists Parliament

West Berlin’s Crack Troops CallédToDuty   ‘Alert Police’ Unit Assigned To Border; Reserves Natified

JURORS MATE DIES: TRIAL OF WEGER HALTED   Judge Orders Recess Until Monday; Weger May Take Stand.

A Death Halts Weeger Trial  Husband of Juror Dies; Halt Trial Until Monday

Lawrence fas Chance to Get Planning Boost  70! Program Gets re..¢& *. @. 6. .

Lawrence Has Chance to Get Planning Boost   701 Program Gets Review in Session Of 2 Commissions

Governor Is Mum On  Proposals  Won't Commit Self On Plan To Move Some state Agencie

Reds Step Up Threat Tempo, But E. German “xodus to Wes! Increases

East Germans Drive  To Isolate West Berlin   Oppose Entry InU.N. U.S., Nationalist China Agree On Red China Bid

Reds Increase West Berlin lsolation Talk  Flow of Refugees Fleeing Red Rule  me... LL... Fr. WL?...3

EAST GERMAN REFUGEES ARE FLEEING REDS   Border-Crossers Being Pressured; Air Traf fic Normal   32,000 REGISTERED DURING LAST MONTH

Reds Move To Isolate West Berlin  Warn East Germans   Warn East Germans Avoid West for Own Security, but Mass Exodus Continues

E. Germany Ups Threats Over Refugee Exodus  Job Holders In Wes: Citv Told To Seek —   Job Holders In West! City Told To Seek ~ Jobs In East Berlin

More East German Refugees Pour Into West  Reds Make New Moves To Isolate West Berlin

Airline Pilots Reject Plans To Arm Crewmen, Locking Cockpit Doors

Test Ban Priority  Is Urged   U.N. Will Consider Radiation Hazards

Soviet Fights Move, Seis Off 18th Explosion  Red Delegate Says Fallout Is Ordinary’

US. Urges Priority On Nuclear Ban   Move Runs Into Quick Opposition From Testing Reds

2,500 Firemer Fight Joining Of 2 LA Fires   Change in Weather, Borate ‘Bombings,’ Contain the Fires

Crowds Quell Effort To Stu Up Violence  Army Appeals To Rise Against

Army Call to Pillage Fails. In Dominicar Anti-Balaguer Forces Firm

Dominican Army Unable To Whip Up Mob Violence Against Big Strike

- Dominicans Fight Off Hoodlum. Gan   Thwart Attempt To Stir Violence Aacinet Strikers

THE [INDEX   Army's Appeal Fails .. .. Crowd Repels Mob Violence Attempt In Santo Domingo

Strikers Thwart Violence Effort   Army, Police Make Appeal To Loot Of Santo Domingo

Dominican Mobs Battle In Streets  Angry Anti-Gov't Crowds Stand Off Band Of 20 Hoodlums

Dominican Anti-Strike Act Fails   Five Wounded By Fragments Of Noise Bombs

U.N. Orders set Planes  To Katanga   Cops Lead Dominican Hoodlums

Dominican Army's Attempt To ‘Fan Moh Violence Fails   Antigovernment Mob Battles Club Weilding Terrorists With Rocks

In Dominican Republic . .  Army Fails in Effort To Whip Up Violence

JFK Takes Role Of Chief Diplomat  First Summitry Bid May Produce Success

South Africa Will Remain i in Sterling Bloc, Premier Says   Verwoerd Wants to Keep Trade and Defense Ties

Sen. Thomas Sets Stage Lieutenant Governor's Test Upcoming’ In State

carry inaquction  State Draft Chief Says Big Step-Up in Calls Certain

Ford Contract Is Approved   Disputes Pending in 20 Localities, However

UAW -Counts.on Resuming Work  - Some Local Disputes  Are Still Unsettled

Storm Raises Roofs, Cuts Power, Blocks Hiahwavs (Page 7, 10)   First Of Trujillo. Killers Captured

Playboy Son of Slain Trujillo Put in Power; Suspect Arrested With Priest

Playboy Son Of Trujillo Takes Over: Hold Priest, Suspect In Assassination

Operation Cleanup Slows Everything ©  New York Digging Out of Snowdrifts

Snow Storm Ties Up Eastern Cities   Public Transportation Feels Burden, Deepes' Snow Since 1947

Two Americans Shot In Castro Terrorism   Husband Executed Widow Appealed For Cubans’ Help

eT   oe ty a Soviet MGS, heany tanks and  artillery.”  A Revolutionary Council com.  munique said, “Numerous ele: $ he  Cochinos Bav area have eom.   Widow Failed  In Eleventh Hour Appeal

Jack Adams Objects To Photograph   House Committee Continues Quiz On Highway Payof

Rusk Denies Red Charge of U.S. Sabotaging Talk  Deadlock, Dispute Over Laoti  Delegate Continue

Rusk Charges Reds Lying In Blaming U.S.   MUST GET STARTED   NOT RECOGNIZED

Rusk, Gromyke Disagree   Start of Conference Delayed in Geneva, Laos Factions Talk

Will Withdraw Most. Of Army From Algeria   French President Wants To Make Peace With Revolt-Torn Country

New Disorders in Oran Bring Death to Six   Commercial Life Paralyzed, Shops, Cafes Shutdown

De Gaulle Plan for Algeria Set: off Violence  French Chief Firm  on Making: Peace, Recalling Troops

Plan Brings New Clashes As 3 Killed   President Reveals French Forces To Quit Algeria Area

De Gaulle Plan Cause  Of Rioting   Trouble Erupts Shortly After French President Speaks on Peace Proposal

French Chief To Recall Army, Meets Protests   Diehards In France Voice Opposition With Bombs, Violence

European Settlers Protest  Rombe Put Off   Bombs Put Off In French Cities Over Algerian Plan

More Violence Threatened On Algerian Move   European Diehards Grumbling; Rioting Breaks Out in Oran

DeGaulle Peace Plan Stirs Riots  We eB   European Settlers in Algiers Turn Violent

De Gaulle Plan Sets Off Riots   Six Killed In New Violence After Announcing French Army To Withdraw

New Violence Triggered In Algeria Today   De Gaulle’s Peace Plan Touches off Oran Disorder

Rioting Follows Deaaulle Move For Algeria Peace   Troop Withdrawal Announcement Blow To European Settlers

De Gaulle Move Stirs New Riots  Algeria’s French Settlers Angered

Faces In The  News   REPORTER GROUP WISHES ALLHAPPY NEW YEAR   deGaulle’s Peace Plan Revives Algeria Strife

DeGaulle’s Peace Move In Algeria Sets Off Riots   Violence Flares After He Tells Plan On TV

ORAN AGAIN MAIN POINT OF TROUBLE   Armed Bands Of Europeans Clash With Muilitary

NEW RIOTS ERUPTING IN ALGIERS   Fresh Fighting Follows Talk By de Gaulle

[Decision To Make Peace With Algeria Is Cause Of Riots In Oran And France

Rioting Greets Algerian Peace Plan Of French   3 Killed In Oran; De Gaulle To Withdraw French Army Units

New Violence Rocks Algeria   Fighting. Erupts Again After De--Gaulle Lists. Pedce Plan

Library's Summer Reading Program To pi roe Begin Monday-Book Parade’ Is Theme

Dulles Fate At Stake ~ Kennedy Is Undecided On What to Do With CIA

11 Holiday Accidents Are Investigated Here   5 Persons Hurt As District Has Rash Of Weekend Crashes

On The Vieatele   Celebrates At Beer Party  “Collegian Acquitted of Clubbing Policeman in San Francisco. Riots

Controversy Still Rages  Meisenbach Found Innocent  In’Frisco City Hall Riot Trial

SENATORS URGE NEW U. S. TESTS   Claims Delayed Several Months By Moratorium

Wgoingion: a Neutton  Weapon Is Sought  ke   Senator Asks Development  Of “N-Bomb”

‘Death-Ray’ Bomb  Project Demanded  Sen. Dodd Urges Neutron Testing

Where To Find It   TERMED A CLEAN BOMB  Sen. Dodd: Must Develop N-Bomb

Britain Aim On Military Is Assailed   Would Reinforce Army Of Rhine  During Crisis

Britain Would Hole Its Troops   Government Seeks Emergency Powers T Retain 230,000 Men

British Ask Longer Duty For Troops   230,000 Would Be Kept After Draft Ends

G0 Warships All Set For War in Laos  Navies Wait Word;   Navies Wait Word; Kennedy and Counc’  Discuss Crisis

Khrushchev Propaganda Subject  Red Leader Shown   Red Leader Shown A One Who Is Always Rioht, All Good Teo

The Man Who Is Always Right Khrushchev ‘Personality Cult’ Shaped By Red Propaganda Mill

PRAYER FOR .. .  e@]  ODAY @   (Copyrighted 1961, A Nationai Council of Churches Religion Features)

Area Voting Boundaries Face Shift —   Reapportionment by Assembly ta Affect Local Districts

Car In Collision With Tractor-Trailer Ex-Steel Executive, Driver  Killed In Bay Bridge Crash

Easter Season Contains Many Special Observances Besides Resurrection

Rusk Confers WithGromykeo   Parley Held in Attempt to Break Deadlock Holding Up Laos Talks

Vain Attempt To End Truce Talk Deadlock   Communists Insist On Seating Laotian Rebel Delegation

Rusk, Gromyko Fail To Break Laos Deadlock   Conference Start Now Depends Upon Accord Of Leaders  Ry CTEVWUADT WEAICI CY

Lovers Plan To Appeal   Dr. Finch, Carole Sentenced To Life; Parole Possible

Parole Possible In 7 Years  Finch, Tregoff Get Life; ‘Still Very Much In Love

Finch, Tregoff Receive Life Sentences--Carol Sobs and Bernard Crys

Eligible For Parole After Seven Years   Lovers React With Tearful Relief To Jury’s Decision

Dr. Finch, Carole Will Be Eligible For Parole In Seven Years; Three TrialsCost $305,000; Appeal Next

res Dr. Finch ane Carole  Jreget? from Death in Gas Chamber; lovers to Prekct Lite ira Pem Sentences  Jury Spor eg I

Laotians Hafe War —  Strategic Position Places Laos In Cold War ‘Middle’

Pair From IU Trapped By Flood   Water Suction Blocks Efforts Of Skindivers

Two Veteran Spelunkers Trapped In Unmapped Indiana Limestone Cave

Hope Fading For Explorers Lost In Cavern   High Water, Great  Suction Slows Rescue

Efforts To Reach Two In Cave Blocked Today By ‘Fantastic Suction’

Two Expiorers  Lost In Flooded Limestone Cave   Water Hampers Search For Students Trapped In Southern Indiana Cavern

Fantastic ‘Suction’ Blocks Rescue Efforts  oo  Two Student Spelunkers Trapped In Flooded Cave

Rising Waters Trap Two Indiana ‘Men Exploring Deep Limestone Cave

Sailor Admits Beating Pastor   Missing Minister Still Not Located

HOW TO LIVE ON VE ON JOBLESS PAY PAY  Unemployed, Unworried Father of 7 Leaves on Tour of Europe

HAPPY BOAT SAILED FROM FT, LAUDERDALE  Bluebelle Sinking Is First Class Mystery

Seeks Construction: Spur Kennedy: Orders New Attack to Lower Home Loan Interest

In White Sulphur Springs Livingston Police Officers’ Trials to Start Monday

AP News Briefs  Shepard Receives Langley Welcome Plans Trip to Virginia Beach Today   CONTINUE POLICY

US. Army Group Heads For Berlin   Soviet Protests To Autobahn Route To Be Disregarded

Reds Complete Tank Defenses U.S. Battle Unit Rolls  Toward Tense Berlin

Major Step at Geneva  Battle Unit Berlin Bound Despite Red Warnings

Battle Unit Starts Trip To W.Berlin   MoveDisr ‘egards Soviet Pr otest: Wall Str ‘onger

Troops Moving Through East Germany Despite  Warnings   ‘NEW TANK TRAPS  ARE COMPLETED

U.S. Battle Group  eesety Ry WER  Is On Its Way  To Tense Berlin   Is Part Of Replacement Move Thai Brought Red Warnings

Reuther Says Crisis Should NotCut Wa ge   UAW President Cites Khrush’s “Terror Tactics?

Too Late For Resistance .. . Kennedy Picks Negro Leader To Court Post

President Risks New  Controversy  _ Nominates Negro  Leader to High  Federal Indceshin

JFK To Name NAACP Officia Federal Judge   Marshall To Be Nominated

JFK’s Choice for Judgeship  Negro Integrationist Faces Battle for Post

Negro May be Named Judge  Kennedy Expected To Send Nomination To Conaress Today

Negro Lawyer Is Nominated By President   Appeals Court Position Due NAACP Counsel

At Least ol Die; 29 Arrested  Mexico Quells Coup Attempt   JFK Risks New Controversy; Names Negro To Judgeship

Negro named federal judge   Kennedy risks new controversy with Dixiecrats

Kennedy Gives Negro Nod as Federal Judge  Leader in Fight For Integration Gets Nominatio:

JFK Nominates Negro Leader to. S. Court   Thurgood Marshall Named to Court of Appeals

JFK May Name Negro As Judge  Congress May Get Thurgood Marshall’s  Nomination Today

JFK Picks NAACP Leader  ‘Thurgood: Marshall  Nominated for Bench   Kansas Overflowing With Potential Judges

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press Negro NAACP Lawyer

KERNER ON WAY AS GOP, POWELL FEUD   Democrat Snatches Speakership From Majority Party; Republicans Jeer Rebel Who Backed Powell.

Balaguer Claiming Support   Says Government Emerges in Full Following Crisis

Balaguer Claims Full Support of Dominican Forces  Awe: Parnmascentdsic Ean wtiane   Anti-Democratic Factions Beaten, He Says in Speech

Dominican President  Firms Hold   Army Lines Up With Balaguer  Against Enemies

Dominican Forces Back President   Anti-Democratic Die-Hard Threats Are Eliminated

Says Full Control Held  Dominican Head Claims Support Of Armed Forces

Balaguer Says Army With Him   Trujitlo Rute Out In Domini can Republic

~ In Dominican Republic St Morminican. Kepubiic  Balaouer Says Crisis Over

Dominican Army Forces Backing President, Claim  Government in Full   Government in Full Control, He Declares

Balaguer + aol A  Victory   Dominican Forces Lined Solidly Behind President

On The Inside   Dominican Government Wins Out  Balaguer Claims Full Victory

Dominicans Give Balaguer Support Threats To Topple  Regime By Opposers Are Said Eliminated

T. R. Goud Named to a State Post  P.H. Man Will Co-Ordinate An Economic Plan

E xpect Nelson Tax Bill Veto Wednesday —   Detailed. Message From Governor to Give Reasons

Tax Decision Wednesday   Governor Expected to Veto Plan For Revision and Tell Reasons

Nelson to Tell Of Tax Decision  Veto Is Expected to Be Told Wednesday

Eichmann Sentencing Set Friday   Prosecution Demands Sentence of Death For Mass Slaughter; Defendant Defiant

Sentence Slated Friday Wont Beg for Mercy  Death Sentence Demanded for Eichmann in Killing Jews

Nazi Refuses To Ask Mercy Hits Verdict  Prosecution Urges   Prosecution Urges Death When He Is  Sentenced Friday

Eichmann Scorns Plea For Mercy; Probably Will Die   Death Sentence, Asked By His Prosecutor, Exynected Kridavy

Senator Feels Free City’ of Berlin Answer   World Guard Is Mansfield’s Plan

Senate Democrat Leader Calls If Way to Peace   Sees Danger of Clash Between East, West

Sen. Mansfield In Suggestion To Avert Clash  Says All Berlin Must Be Held in Peace and

Mansfield Proposal Internationally Protected Free City of Berlin Urged

Plan Suggested To Avert War Of N-Weapons   International Protection Part Of Proposal

Plan Aimed to Avert World Nuclear Clash   Senate Leader Says Berlin !s Lever Which May Ease Europe Toward More Security: Must Be Held In Peace

‘Internationally Protected To Prevent War  Proposes ‘Free City’ Of Berlin

Avert Nuclear Clash Mansfield Suggests Berlin As Protected Free City

 Peace Requires All of City Be Held in Trust  Mansfield Suggests Free Berlin Under International Protection

Crash Dept.   MRS. TED KREBS HURT WHEN STATION WAGON — ROLLS IN NPITewy

Crash Dept.”   MRS. TED KREBS HURT WHEN STATION WAGON a ROLEL@ IN WITCH:

 Moon Next Target? ‘Western Europe Acclaims Soviet Spaceman’s Feat

Moon Seen Next Target Of Soviets   British Expert Expects Landing Between 1966-67

West Scientists Think Moon May Be Next Russian Target   ee Cae x KK  U. e's Could Orbit Man By  Next December Or January

Moon Shot Seen Next  For Reds   Vehicle Carried Provisions For  5-8 Days Flight

Reds’ Next Target May Be Moon   World Applands Epic Space Trip Made By Soviet

Moon is next target for the Russians   Reaction mixed with fears of military use

Some See Next Soviet Target as the Moon Western Cheers for Space Feat Are Mixed With Fears

U.S. Takes It In Stride Soviet Space Flight Comes As No Surprise   Paging The Neves   See Moon As Next Soviet Target

Moon Seenas Next Target OfMoscow   World Hails Flight But Fears Misuse of Military Power

WARNS OF ALL-OUT ATTACK   K Blasts Threats   Tomorrow=-the Moon! Scientists  Say Russians Will Land by 1967

Moon Seen Next Red Target   Expect Russians To Place Man On Lunar Body In 1966 Or 1967

Russians Set Sights on Moon Next ‘Cheers Mixed With Fears on Feat

Science Sees Success As Step To Moon   Mixed Reactions Noted As Russian  Cosmonaut Returns

Next Red Target May Be Moon   New Flight Believed Timed for Khrushchev Speech on West Berlin

Woman Slain, Husband Held   ‘Leslie Weinke of Kaukauna Admits Fatally Shooting His Estranaed Wife

Defenses Sharpened     Guantanamo Base  ‘Taking No Part’   Rv NORMAN G. CORNISH

Leftists Mar Adlai’s Visit  To Uruguay   Pro-Cuban Rally Held While Talks  Go On in Montevideo

Leftwing Students’ Pro test American Cuban _ Policy   OFFICIALS ACCORD FRIENDLY WELCOME

Anti-U.S. Rally Marks Adlai Visit.   Uruguayan Leftists. Shout Castro Support

Leftist Rally First Against Ambassador   Uruquay Reports To Adlai On Its — Cuban Attitude

ver Acquisition of Autolite Firm  Antitrust Suit Filed Against Ford

Antitrust Suit Filed Against Ford Over Acquisition of Spark Plug Firm

Antitrust Suit Filed Against Ford ‘Over Purchase Of Autolite Firm

Antitrust Suit Against Ford Wants Company To Divest Tiself OF Antalite Faciiviac

Autolite Purchase Challenged Ford Faces Antitrust  Suit Over Acquisition

In Buying Autolite Co. State Department Files Anti-Trust Suit Against Ford Motor Co. Today

ANTITRUST SUIT NAMES FORD FIRM   Basis of Action Is Acquisition  Of Autolite Co.

Antitrust Suit Filed Against Ford Company   Acquisition of Autolite Is Hit

Washington: :  Ford. Named In Antitrust  Suit by U.S.   Cite Acquisition Of Autolite Firm Tn Civil Action

Ford Named in Anti-Trust Suit. By Government   Electric Autolite Purchase Involved

Uncle Sam  files civil suit against Ford   Justice Dept. action is over Autolite purchase

Talks Opened By Chrysler,  Auto Workers  Firm Put on Notice   Firm Put on Notice Losses Will Not Be Considered

UAW Seeks New Concepis For Contracts  Opens Chrysler Talks, Asks GM For Annual Salary

UAW Moves To  Chrysler For Contract Talks   Workers Union Says Chrysler Firm Must Break New Ground And Develop New Concepts

Begin Bargaining On New Contract In Auto Industry — a Chrysler, VAW Open Contract Talks; Ford Backs GM Stand   Chrysler   Ford

 How "Twas .  RAIN AND SNOW — SRING ABRUPT HALT TA GPRING RAepRIrvur

‘ i,  How - Twas. "RAIN AND. SNOW - ~—   SRING ABRUPT HALT To SPRING ‘REPRIEVE

Culture Bows Again ....  Noted Cellist To Play At White House Event

Famed Cellist lo Be Heard  im Eb nssoen Baalon   White House Books Spaniard’s Concert

Famed Cellist lo Be Heard   White House Books Spaniard’s Concert

UAW Starts  ‘Wartare’ in  Auto Talks Drives To Get  New Pact With — Eieht Days Left

Ford Threatened With Strike; GM Refuses Un ion Look At Books   SECRECY SHROUDS AMC NEGOTIATIONS

Car Contract Expires In 8 Short Days   Union Accuses GM Of Failing To Bargain in Good ‘Faith

UAW Orders Psychological War on Big 3  Threatens Ford With Strike If Terms Not Met

Minor Flood Threat Eyed:  New Storms  More Rain For   More Rain For Penna. Tonight Is Late Foreeast

Red Cross May Spend Million   Fiood Damage Ma) Affect 13,000  Southern Familiec

Four-sigte crea   ‘OUrSsiaie ATES  Red Cross relief may top $1]. million

c lalled Called ‘Real Reasow For Attempted Firing  GOP Commissioner Alleges  Mer. Bowen ‘Usurps Powers’

Called * ‘Real Reason’ For Atte mpted Firing GOP Commissioner Alleges  Mer. Bowen ‘Usurps Powers’

Rain, Snow, Hail Cover Wide Area   Tornado Warnings Throughout Night

Destroys People, Not ‘Property AEC Readies Underground Test Site

U.S. Building HugeT ORS At Test Site  Despite Ban, AEC  Prepares For Day  “ere ierge #66 Tre ¥

Work Proceeds on Deadly Neutron Bomb  Nevada Tunnels Wait Resumption of U.S. Nuclear Bomb Testing Program

Complex Test Site Being Built Despite 32 Month Ban on Nuclear Testing

Underground labyrinth at Yucca Flats may be ultimate weapon's testing site

Neutron Bomb Next? AEC’s Underground Tunnels Are Ready For Nuclear Tests

‘Ultimate Weapon’ Near?  AEC Preparing Tunnels For Nuclear Arms Tests

AEC Building Underground Site In Nevada   Western Labyrinth May Test Neutron Bomb Capabilities

[fF ARMS TALKS END IN DISCARD  AEC Officials Busy Making  Plans For Future Testing

Underground Tunnels Are Being Dug As Future Sites For Nuclear Tests

Tunnels Built in Nevada  ae te eects ree ttn ae nn oe aR ett  AEC Readies Site  for Nuclear Tests

Nuclear Test Ban Still on But AEC Keeps Underground Sites Ready---Just in Case

AEC Is Building Vast Underground Test Labyrinth   Some Experts Say May Be Site for Neutron Bomb Tests.

AEC Gets Set For Atom Tests  Building Underground N sa Test Salts

YUCCA FLATS IN NEVADA LOCALE   AEC Building Complex Of Underground Tunnels  rvnernTro   Say Subterranean Laby: _ rinth May Be Test Site . For Neutron Bomb

AEC Is Building Big Complex of Test Tunnels  Someday Mav Be Sit   Someday May Be Site Of Neutron Testing

AEC Plans For Lifting  Of Bomb Ban   Sprawling Complex Of Tunnels Buih At Testing Ground

Wheat Harvest Nears This Area   Subcommittee Okays The New Wheat Proposal

3 Americans Killed In Plane Crash  74 Other Persons Die in Morocco Including

French Plane Crashes Near Rabat: /7 Die  3 US Citizens Aboard Burning

French Jet Hits Ravine In Morocco   All Aboard Killed; Three Americans Among Dead

77 Killed In French  Jet Crash   Three Americans Aboard IIl-fated Plane In Morocco

3 Americans Victims In Morocco Accident  77 Die As French  Airliner Crashes

, ehree Americans Die  ‘French Jet Airliner Crashes in ‘Morocco Killing All 77 on Board

/7 Perish  in Morocco Air Crash   3 Yanks Aboard French Jetliner

Newport Vice Probe Jurors Given Recess   Special Prosecutor Gets 16 Indictments In Initial Report

File Sixteen Vice Inquiry  Indictments   Former Newport Mayor Among 20 Persons Named

Election BM is Given House Okay  In Brief Session  _Arrogant Lobbyists’   "Arrogant Lobbyists’ Still Around to . Bother Daniel

Hard Choices fo Be Made, Says Defense Official   Reappraisal Won't Be Soft —- McNamara

McNamara Warns Blow Cannot Be Softened” Defense Spending Cuts Due Despite Local Interest Plea

Must Resist ‘Pressure of Special Interest Groups’  McNamara Says U.S. Military Shifts Cannnot Be Softened

Secretary Says Revision of Defense Needs Will Resist Pressure Groups

Defense Shuffle   McNamara Promises No Give To Private, Local Interest:

McNamara Defense Plans Rule Out Special Interest   Secretary Says Reappraisal Must Be Free of Pressures

No Official  Comment On Castro Blast   McNamara Will Resist Defense Pressure Groups

2ec,. McNamara insists  Defense Shifts Must Fight Local Pressure

Defense Needs Dictate How Spending Goes  McNamara Tells AP Economic Axe to  Fallas Necessary

Topic Of Speculation:  Steinwedel May Make Governor Bid, But Not Interested In Senate

Chicagoan Is Named by JFK To Head VA   Two Ex-Governors Said In Line For — Top Federal Posts

House Of Correction Contraband   Former Head American Legion Named Administrator Of VA

Mier Farents Are Lost....  Small Girl Is Rescued From Raft On Atlantic

AFTER KETCH SINKS  Girl, 11, Rides Raft 34 4  Davs in Ocean; Saved

Rescue 11-Year-Old Girl From Life Raft In Ocean; Adrift Almost Four Days

Girl, Rescued from Raft, in Critical ‘Condition but Is Expected to Survive

Drifted 3/2 Days Ih Atlantic— Girl, 11, Critical; Saved From Raft

609 Vacationing Passeng>r- Aboard Pirates Proclaim Rebellion Against Portuea!; Evade Searching Ships, Planes

600 Passengers Held In Terror 7 Portuguese Luxury Liner  Hitacked by Pirate Band

Portuguese Ship Dodges Pursuing Ships, Planes   Armed Rebels Take Over, 600 Passengers Unharmed

Armed pirates dodge U.S., British war ships   To Liberate Portugal

ABC Director ls Appointed   Gov.-Elect Anderson Names Reed Gage, Of Manhattan

U.S. Proposes Inspection of Atomic Devices  Offer Is Made as Talks Are Resumed On Halting Tests

U.S. Is Ready to Let Reds Inspect   American Nuclear Proposal Is Made

West Proposes Russ Inspection Of U.S. Blasts   Soviet's Delegate Refuses Comment Until After Study

US. Offers To Let Reds Inspect Blasts   Kennedy Will Move To Counter Red Attempt To Take Over In Laos

OPEN TEST BAN TALKS   U.S. And Britain To Offe: New Proposals; Insis: On Guards Against Sneak Attacks.

Inspection Proposal Softened   Both Sides Pressed By Knowledge Others Near Nuclear Arms

A-Devices Inspection  Is Offered   U. S. Proposes To Allow Soviets To Check Atomic Explosions

West Of fers New Plan.... “Big Three” Nuclear Test Ban Talks Are Under Way

US. Offers Ta Let Russ See Nuclear Tests  Proposal Broached As Three-Power Conclave Resumes

BIG THREE - OPEN TEST BAN TALKS   U.S. And Britain To Offe: New Proposals; Insis' On Guards Agains! Sneak Attacks.

U.S. Offers Red: Full Inspection Of Atomic Tests   American Proposal To Break Deadlock Backed By Britain

U.S. Proposes Red Inspection of Atomic Test   British Back Plans During 3-Power Taiks

Britons Give Kennedys Impressive Welcome   Pacifist Tries To Jump  Under Kennedy’s Auto

At Slow Pace Latest Radioactive Cloud Moves Southeastward Over Central Siberia

hg gad      But Tells Reds: We Won't Gel Angry With Scientisis for Error   U.S. Calls Blast a Device  To Incite ‘Fright, Panic’   ‘Monster soviel Fallout Cloue May Be Showering lts Rediation on Siberia

Main Fallout Due Next Spring  Radioactive Blast Cloud Headina East for Alaska

Blast Levels Building,Fow Feared Dead   ‘One Dies Instantly, At Least Three Said Buried Under Debris

Recruits Suffocuted In Their Scramble To Escape Flames-Smoke, Examiner Says

Smoke And Fire Killed Many Of Plane Victims   Pilot Says Crash Impact Not Serious; Describes His Escape

Protest Is Filed By Laos   Complaint Lodged With 3-nation  Panacea TR aaa,

Communists Still Defying Cease Fire   ICC Receives Invitation To Go To Rebel Strongholc

OVERLAPPING FUNCTIONS DRAW CRITICISM Group Proposes Far-Reaching Changes In Virginia's Governmental Structure

Officials Cite Savings  North Western, Milwaukee To Renew Merger Talks

Victim In Respirator  $675,000 Awarded For — Salk Vaccine Injury

Stricken Boy Is Awarded $675,000 In Polio Vaccine Suit Acainst Cutte

Federal Telephone Eavesdleapping Under Study  ‘Big Brother's Secretary Is Listening

Government Report On Monitoring ing  Phone Eavesdropping. ‘Mean’

Thermometer readings:   Phone Monitoring  Majority Of Federal  Agencies Permit Use

House Survey Reports "Dritt Toward a Huge Bureaucracy Peering’ Over Citizen's Shoulder

lt Costs Thousands Many Federal Bureaus Have Phone Listening In and Recording Devices

\In Federal Agencies Insidious Eavesdropping Fast Becoming Fashion

Reduced From 2-Years Ago  University System Budget Cut $1.3 Million in House Bilj

In Maryland Restaurants New Discrimination Attack Being Tested by Kennedy

Search Goes on for Lumumba  Many Believe He Ic Dead and That Escape Story Is ‘Cover-up’

Fears Rise Lumumba ls Dead   Speculation Increases Escape Story Only Cover for His Murder

Leftists Say Flight’ Used As Cover-Up   Locate Automobile In Which Leader Allegedly Escapec.

Katanga Tr oops Scour Bush Conn For Lumumha: Speculate Leader Is Dead

speewote Ex-Premier Ils Dead  Scour Congo Bush Country ToLocate LumumbaAnd Aides

Say Lumumba, Escape Story SmokeScreen   Widespread Belief That Congo Leftist Leader Is Dead

Sen. Wiley's Statement at Unit Hearing  Galbraith. Up for   Galbraith, Up for Nomination As Envoy, Wants China Recognition

JFK Looks ToKremlin With Hope  3-Point Polieyv   3-Point Policy Given on Crisis

Organized Crime Spreading Into Suburbs; Police Fear Serious Trouble in Offing   By DAVID SMOTHERS  Tinted Prace Intarnatianal

U.S. Suburbia Worries; Crime Spreads Past City Limits   Big- Time Operators ‘Seek New Targets

Organized Crime Moves To Suburbs of Cities   By DAVID SMOTHERS  lnited Press International

Congress Nears Adjournment  Half-Dozen Major Issues Awaiting Final Action

Congress Eyes Adjournment: Studies Issues   Some Members of House Already on Way to Residences

US Demands UN Eve Question Of Nuclear Test Ban      Ordinary Citizen Seen Totally Bewildered By Threats, Crises   Solons Plodding Toward A ‘Possible Weekend Windup

U.N. Attempting to Obtain 5,000 African Troops for Enlarging Force in Congo

Postoffice Inferior Will Be Repainted   Contract for $4,575.60 Is Awarded to Raytown Firm: Includes All Offices.

Bitter Cold, Deep Snows And Heavy Rainfalls Alone With Damaging Twisters Mix Up U.S. Weather Picture

Bitter Weather Out of Canada  31 Below Zero Mark Hit ot Havre Mont.

31 BELOW — AT HAVRE, MONTANA   Bitter Cold From Oklahoma Northeastward; Heavy Snow Predicted  _ For lowa And North.  - western Illinois.

Bitter Cold Lunges Out Of on   Sends Temperature To 31 Below Zero; Post Snow Warnings

Bitter cold hits Plains   Temperatures reach 31 degrees below in Montana

‘While School Keeps  NINE LOCAL ENTRIES ADVANCE TO STATE  — eprrry cawrrenm

While School Keeps   NINE LOCAL ENTRIES» ADVANCE TO STATE — SPEECH CONTEST

Moseow Hinting Yuri © Landed by Parachute  Cosmonaut Hit on His Feet Without Tumbline. Save Radi,

Soviet Scientists Will Seek Giant  Nuclear Weanon  Russians Assert Pressure by West Triggered Move

Russia Warns Of ‘Superpowerful’ Nuclear Bombs   Posing A Hazard  Savs President

New Atomic Bomb Created By Scientists   Measures Taken to Minimize Harmful Fallout, Reds Say

Soviet Claims It Pressured Into Renewal   Russ Say Projects For Superpowerful Bombs Worked Out

Plan Experiments With ‘Superpowerful Bomb’;  Blame US for Action

Tass Says Soviet Rockets Can Deliver Superpowerful Bombs To Any Point on Earth.

Reds Boast Of Creating Mighty Bombs  Claim Rockets Can Reach Any Point on Earth

Rockets Able To Transport Them Claim   Sharp Reversal Of Recent Discussion On Banning Tests

Charge Russia Pressured By ‘Imperialist Countries’   Warn Soviet Scientists Worked Out Projects Creating Powerful Bomb

‘Imperialist Pressure’  Is Blamed   Sure To Force ° U.S. To Restudy  Its Suspension

Milk Control Board Bill Hearing Set   Senate Gives Nod to Bill Cutting New Industry Tax

‘Shoes For Kiddies’ Gifts Increase $125. To Total $154 Today      Court Occupie by Matters of Estate

Private Enterprise An Issue  U.S. And British Interests Differ In Conge      Expected Back In Air Today; Area Ground Action Mounts

Support Balaguer Ouster Demands  Strike Paralyzes Dominican Republi

Dominicans Strike, Bring Major Crisis   Balaguer, Target Of Mass Walkout, Imposes Curfew

Hodges Reaffirms U. S. Vow to Defend Berlin as Reds Evacuate Border

EEE  toages Tells W. German Leaders _ a  Berlin Stand “Unbreakable?

Republican Asks End fo Ban on Salary Boosts   Move Would Adjust Pay for Officials During Current Terms

Move To Lift Salary Boost Ban Started   Amendments Offeret To Cure Inequities Of State Offices

Timing Right For Kennedy's TV Speech   President Doesn't Have To Apologize

Lo  Legislature  Adjournment Draws Near  Reapportionment Among Measures  Yet.on Schedule’

‘Scariest Word of the Day is Fallout But are Present Quantities Hurting Us?

U.S. Geared To Detect  BombFallout   Too Early To  Determine Effects

Detection Mations Ready To Go   First Debris Over North America Is Due Monday

NATER, FOOD FEARS HIGH  ‘Ashes Of Death’ To Menace Japan   U.S. Geared To Study First Fallout From Giant Red Blast

Red Fallout Cloud Moves  Toward Aleutian Islands   But Most Radioactivity Won't Fall Until Spring   Appeal To Reds To Be Considerec

Believe Nuclear Blast Fallout May Extend Over Entire Nation In 10 Days

Forecast .Of Health Hazard To Come Later   Radioactivity Seen Extending Over Nation On Second Earth Pass

U.S. Health Units Gear lor Fallout   Say It’s Too Early To Forecast If It Will Create Hazard

Hazard To Health Not Known Yet   Radioactive Debris Expected By Thursday

Too Early To Tell If Soviet Bomb Fallout Will Be Harmful In U.S.A.

GEARED TOWARD DETECTION  Authorities Say Fallout Won't Reach Full Peak Until Spring

 Check Totals 66 Cents... Limestone Gets Tax Payment ‘From U.S. Commerce Secretary

Authorities set to detect big fallout   ‘Dirty cloud’ is expected over Alaska tomorrow

Fallout Cloud  Blowing Toward Alaska, Canada   Expected Late Friday; Aleutian Islands Also In Its Path

— HAZARD UNDETERMINED —  U.S. Authorities Gear To Detect Fallout

Initial Fallout Cloud to Reac! Alaska Friday   Rediation Experts Say Mass Moves 9000 Miles Dails

Fallout Cloud Heading For Aleutian Isles  Radiation Fram   Radiation From Soviet Blast May Reach Canada Frida

Aleutian Islands Will Get Debris Thursday   Alaska, Western Canada Will Receive Fallout Late Friday; Main Part of Debris Is High In the Stratosphere

U. S. Gears To Detect’ Red Fallout   Nuclear Residue May Miss Nation During First Pass

Fallout Cloud Advancing on  U.S, Canada  Cf af Pat at C. tr   Scientists .Say Most Debris Is In Stratosphere

Early to Tell Health Hazard Ready to Make Test Of Fallout in U.S.

Most Remains In Sky  Canada To Get Fallout From Red Blast Friday

Some Peril Seer By Health Aides   Levels May Exceed All Previous Tests

Too Early for Forecast Over Health Hazard   ‘First Debris Moy Pass North of This Country

Aleutians Wait For Fallout  Contains Only Small Part of Debris: Rest

U.S. Officials Prepare To Detect Fallout   Too Early To Tell If ft Will Create Hazard to Health

Health Authorities Prepare to Detect First New Fallout   Most of Big Bomb’‘s Debris May Stay Up Until Spring. :

From Monday’s Shot  US. Alert For Fallout   Scientists Warn Japanese People

Public Health Officials Geared To Detect First ‘Fallout From Red A-Blast

May Exceed Levels Of 21 Previous Soviet Nuclear Tests; Too Early To Forecast Any Significant Health Hazard, Officials Say

U.S. Officials Set to Detect Blast Fallout   Resultant Hazards To Health too Early To Forecast

U.S. Public Health Officials Watch for Fallout from Russia   HAZARD NOT KNOWN

BLAST WRECKS OFFICE   Soviets Sound Off  Don’t Fear U.S.  Power. Reds Say   Japanese Warned About Expected Heavy Fallout

Health Officials Waiching Fallout  Too Early to Tell . Of Health Hazard

First Fallout To Hit Alaska Late Friday   Health Authonties Geared to Detect Superbomb Debris

CORE Leader Urges Defiance All Terminals   Alabama Jails ‘Freedom’ Units

Tshombe Mobilization Order Is Grave Threat to UN’s Effort To Restore Peace in Africa

U.S. Intelligence Agency Believed Partly at Fault.  ‘By DONALD MAY

U. S. Intelligence Agency Believed Partly at Fault —  Sf i a i . a eae aneawt

Faulty Intelligence Cited: Underestimates Of Castro  Doomed Invasion Of Cuba

Two Underestimates DoomedRebels’Cause   What Went Wrong In Cuba?

AS WE GO TO PRESS . .   es. Quick Approval Seen On Nuclear Training

El Descuento De Uno Por Ciento En Los  tiie raise act ae 2 a . <-

On The Inside   ‘Discussing Algeria ,  Cceeneenmenneeninen * —  ‘Tunisian President  Meets With DeGaulle

Fourth Russian Ship In North Pacific Puzzles  Man-In-Space: Try At Inawcgurationy  Tim Raliaved In

Billy Graham Denies All  Comic Skelfon’s Testimony Links Mobster, Evangelist

Graham Accused By Mickey Cohen Tells Skelton Graham  Paid Him $15,000 To Attend Revival Meet

RUSSIAN SEEKS ASYLUM   Single Pistol Shot Triggers Tough Reform Campaian fa fran

TW0-FISTED REFORM CAMPAIGN Single Pistol Shot Alters Political Picture In Iran

For lieutenant governor  McCarthy tells of offer of money to quit race

Shotgun Blast Kills Omaha Girl, 9, As She Sits On Porch   Drugstore Holdup Nets $70

Umanha man held after wrecking car  Shotgun shooting spree costs life of little girl   Youth wounded

Youngster, 9, fatally shot by gunman   Omaha girl hit sitting on porch; Omahan is held

Life Sentence Mandatory for Corbett In Denver Brewer's Kidnap Murder

Montana’s $70.9 Million Budget Reaches Legislature   More Than 8?1 Million

Nuatter’s Budget   $5 Per Head Tax To Erase State Deficit Proposed

‘Congressional Races, Miller Address Share Bill as Hoosier G. 0. P. Meets

Two Weekly Newspapers In County SuspendWithToday s Editions; Have Long History   AMONG THE OLDEST

Falling Walls  Kill 5 Firemen  in Chicago Toll Expected  To. Go Higher; 10 Hospitalized

: Chicago Blaze  Kills 6  90 Firemen   20 Firemen Trapped As Walls Fall

PUN EV EIOCRLUE wUyo     73 Cabin Sites Are Open At Canyon Ferry Lake

Park Director Says 739 Cabin Sites Are Open At Canyon Ferry Lake

At the Court House  MRS. JOHN STARZL ASKS, COURT FOR TEMPORARY SUPPORT AND ALIMONY

Mrs. Smart Is Top Cobbler Baker of Fete   Wins Grandmother, Grand Champion Honors in Contest

From Senator’s Wife to First Lady of Land Jackie, Spouse Married 8 Years Toda

Tax Bill Revised To Aid Approval  Assembly Blocks Discarding Step

English Still Arguing About Who Was Really Guilty - -   ¥ -* * ¥  ¥ * * ¥ -* * ¥ ¢ ¥ -* ¥  Britains Conscience Troubled By Confessed Killer's Execution

Book Reopens Case In Which Briton Hanged For Crime Another Confesseca

Pace Stepped Up City's Industrial Campaign Reaches $184,000 Plateau

Poses No Dancer   State AFL-CIO Proposes 10 Per Cent Increase In Income Tax For Schools

Many Stranded  Freak Snowstorms Hit Upstate, Block Roads   (Related story, Page 3)

VICGEYy JF $n,  Freak Snowstorms Hit Upstate, Block Roads   {Related story, Pave 3)

lowa Baby Sitter Held By Police  Admits Three Small Children She ‘Tended

Baby Sitter Held by Police After She Admits Three Infants Died in Her Arms

Baby Sitter Admits Three Babies Died In Her Arms; Liked Love And Affection   “HELD BABIES TIGHT”

Sitter “‘Loves’’ 3 Children to Death Faces Homicide Charge by Police

Baby Sitter Expected’ To Be Charged   Tragedy Revealed Tn. Dubuque, Towa

‘Trying to Love Them’, Says Babysitter Held in Death of Three Small Children

Baby-Siffer Admits Death Ensued Caress  Says She Liked Te Hold Infants Till

Sitter ts Held in Deaths of Three Small Children   Admits They Died in Her Arms; She Craved ‘Love and Affection’

Three Children Die  Sitter Tells Police Of ‘Holding Babies Tight

 Deaths Being Investigated  Baby Sitter in lowa Confesses 3 ‘Small Children Died in Her Arms

Sitter Held  In Deaths of  3 Youngsters Towa Woman, 29,  Admits Infants Died jn Her Armes

Liked To ‘Hold Babies Tight’ ‘Sitter’ To Face Charges  In Deaths OF 3 € ‘er ll

Claims Tots ‘Died In Her Arms’ Hold Baby Sitter In Deaths Of 3 Children

Dubuque Holds Baby Sitter,29, In Three Deaths  Small Children   Small Children Believed Killed By Suffocation

NATO Accused of Having War Goal  Warsaw Pact Commander   Warsaw Pact Commander: Lashes at U.S. and Allies

Grand Jury Returns True Bill  W. Rockhill Man Indicted Or  Involuntary Manslaughter

CONGRESS IN MEXICO MAY SPARK  Castro’s Latin America Penetration

NO SPEECHES NECESSARY  ienienetiniiiatt tt NNN AAACN OCOD irene:  32nd Unit Makes Gooc Impression At V-Day

Guard Makes Good Showing for Vets Day   Division Scores Hit During First Public Appearance

Stand in Downpour  Red Arrow Guards Make Good Impression Saturday

Light Early Vote Locally  on Con-Con   Choose Candidates in State Primary Election Today

Few "Big Names’ Lay Prestige On Line In Election   Light Vote Turnout

Legislative Resistance To [Tax-Financed Improvements In Education Said Mounting

Man Murders Wife, 4 TotsThen Kills Self   Engineer Shoots Sleeping Victims With 30-06 Rifle

AFL-CIO Federation Claims: JF K’s Recovery Program  Not Jobless Stopper

Tax Slash Favored   By AFL-CIO   Says It’s Needed To Augment TFK Prosram

April Showers In May:  Crazy Weather Pattern Threatens New Floods

3chool Meeting Underway In Sacramento  What Does Jo!.nny Know Of Reds:

MacArthur Visits Luzon Battleground   General Returns To Scene Of First Landing

Huge Crowds Greet Mac  Manila Streets   Manila Streets Lined for Mile

HUGE CROWDS BRAVE RAINS  ~MacArthur Retraeag Route of Liberation

Manila Crowds Stand Hours In Rair For Glimpse Of General MacArthur

Living Costs Hold Steady During April   Take-Home Pay, Buy. ing Power Improve for Second Straight Month,

LIVING COSTS STILL HIGH   Prices Remained At Record Levels Last Month

Living Cost Held Steady During April   Labor Department Reports Overall Stability In U. S.

U.S. Reports Living Costs Stabilized   Figure Unchanged At Record Levels, Government Says

‘Stability’ Extended Government's Index Reveals  Cost of Living Unchanged

N ews in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Livina costs hold steady

UNDER HEAVY ATTACK _  UN To Use Force To Hold Strategic Base In Congo

UN Units Told To Get Tough In. the Congo   Ordered to Use Force To Hold or Reeceupy Two Srtateaic Bases

Eight Waterspouts 2 Killed, 14 Hurt Stage ‘Show’ for in 2-Car Accident 10,000 in Galveston in Door County

Cuba Still Claims U.S. To Attack   Charges Cuban Tortured At Guantananio

From Guantanamo Base ‘Mercenaries’ To Attack, Cubans Told At Rally

Were War Materials Included?  Trade With Soviet Union Goes Under Senate Probe

Behind fron Curtain  Senate Group Probe Export That Could Boost War Effort

Senators Plan Check On Exports   Group To Look At Type Of Goo Going To Reds

Senators Voice Esteem and Affection For Ike, Vote to Restore Five Stars

Gasoline Tax Proposal Is The Cornerstone Of State’s Highway Budget

Gasoline Tax Hike Is Aim  Of Lawrence   Balanced Budget Is impossible, Governor Avers

Cuban Refugees in Miami Clamor For News; Women Pray for Fighters

Withholding Highlighted  Legislature   Solons Turn To Other Bills As End Nears

Eight Persons Die in Crashes Over Weekend   ideal Weather Lures Drivers to State Roads

Eight More Die; Toll Rises to 352  State’s Fatalities 19 Above ‘60 Rate

Former Nazi  Concludes 25  DaysOn Trial Denies Charges  Of Anti-Semitism  . : s* 6s

Liquor Markuy Bills Killed   Land Worth $98,000 Assessed at $29 875

WEATHER   Cuba Slaps at Guantanamo  Mercenaries Marshalled   Mercenaries Marshalled For Invasion---Charge

Economic Policy Of Kennedy Hit    Truman Economist Calls It Too Weak

Spared by Killer   Keyserling Sees Kennedy Feonomic Policy as Weak

Food Stamps For August. $424, 399    State Expresses Satisfaction With Program-Here .

Full Year Is Assured  In Program   Total Value Of Stamps Issued S205 Million

Food Stamp Report Lists High Figure   ‘$1.68: Million Issued During Four:Months 

Carried Crew From Orleans Reserve Unit   Wreckage Is Spotted South Of Jacksonville

Reds Fire No. 13 ) Ribicoff Says Fallout Count ‘Breeds Danger If Sustained

Canadian Air Mass That Cooled East ‘Also Brought Radioactivity Increase

12 States Note Rise Tn Fallout   Could Become Health Hazard If Prolonsed

Inside...   Traced to Soviet Nuclear Tests  Cool Polar Air Brings Increased Radioactivity

Reported In 12 States  Cool Air Brings Sharp Rise In Fallout From Red Bombs

Welcome Cool Air, Radioactivity Jump Connected my eicome Cool Air, Radioactivity Jump Connectea  Note Rise in Fallout of Hot A-Debris

GOV. WELSH, SUPERINTENDENTS MEET     Outline State Hospital Cutoack Order

President Appears To Be Settled On Heart  Of Legislative Program For Next Congress

President Settles On 1962 Plans   Basic Legislative Program Detailed

President Lists Do. mestic Proposals Expected In State of Lnion Message.  7 . -  = = * 2.2. <_< . “= 7

- LEGISLATIVE ti COVER 8 MAIN POINTS Kennedy Unveils Basic Items of New Program

JFK Lists 1962 Plan For Congress   Medical Care, Education Included Among 8 Items He Will Seek Next Year

Jobless, Medical Care, Education, Re-Training Discussed   Kennedy Gives ’62 Program Insight  In Speech to AFL-CIO C onvention

Before AFL-CIO Convention .. . Kennedy Reveals Goals Of Legislative Program

Congo Tale Involves Lumumba.   ‘Mutiny, Escape Of Former Premier And His Re-arrest Told

Many Flee Capital As Rumor Flies   Political Foes Race to Camp To Verify Mutiny

Mutiny Reported By Garrison At Thysville, Congo   Rumor Lumumba Freed ‘Arid Then Returned Tr Tail

Sentences Given 17 At Plea Court   Reynoldsville Man Is Handed Stiffest Term of Session

Neutrals’ Finger Waving At U.S. May Increase Tensions in World Today

Neutralists Reluctant To Ruff qy Red Feathers In Cause Of Pete.»

DUTCHMEN SEEK AID FOR TALKS   Netherlands Seeking To Negotiate Over New Guinea Issue   AID SOUGHT

Dutch Seeking U.S. Help In Indonesian Squabble —   Washington Apparenily Is Willing. To Mediate In Paving Wav For Talks

‘Mud Covers Everything’  'Diver Fails to Find iBodies in Sunken Bus

At the Hospital,  MINNEAPOL. IS COUPLE —: AND INFANT DAUGHTER BRE STULL HOSPITALIZED

At the Hospital  MINNEAPOLIS COUPLE /  & AND INFANT DAUGHTER ! ARE STILL HOSPITALIZED.

Steubenville Good Buyer o! Betting Pads   hc ae Dee  » List ‘of ‘Cusiomers For Ticket Forms Supplied Probers

‘White Paper’ On Southeast Asia  Reds Pushing Conquest U.S. Warns Asian Allies

Evidence Reveals Red Intent   America Documents Communist Threat To All SE Asia

Rusk Cites Asian Peril In Red Acts   White Paper Sees Viet Nam Forces ‘In Grave Danger’

‘White Paper’ Warns of Red Threat  U.S. Cites Peril  Facing Viet Nam

U. S. State Dept. Warns Communists Threaten Conquest Of South Viet Nam

Rallying Cry To Retain Reds Cites Danger  Non-Communist   Non-Communist Nations Urged To Reinforce Country

U. S. White Paper Issued S. Viet Nam Threatened  By Communist Conquest

Urges Allies, Neutrals to Face Up to Peril, Help Stem Red Tide—  US. ‘White Paper’ Warns of Communist Threat to South Viet Nan

On The Inside   Asians Warned Of Communist Menace  White Paper Exposes Reds

In South Viet Nam State Dept. War ‘ns Asians Of Red ‘Covert: Averession’

U.S. Warns Asian Allies Of Red Threat To Seize Asia Through S. Viet Nam

U.S. Warns Asian Allies of Commie Pushi in Viel Nam   White Paper Points Up Danger: Control Commission Maneuver.

U.S. White Paper Warns Allies Balance of Power Teeltering in S. E.. Asia

Communist Conquest ‘Real Danger   Power Balance In Asia Would Be ‘Tipped Perilously’

America Warns Viet Nam Still ls Threatened  Communist Conquest   Communist Conquest Labeled by U. S. as Clear, Present Danger

Viet Nam Threat Outlined   U. S. Publishes ‘White Paper’ On Red Danaers

Viet Nam In Danger,  U.S. Says   White Paper Warns Asian Allies That Communists Pressing Viet Nam Conques'

U.S. Cites Peri ToS. Viet Nam   Danger of Control By Reds if Region Falls, Report Says

SAYS REDS ‘STEPPING UP "ASSAULTS   Special Report Is Issued Over Threat In Asia

VHITE PAPER HIT COMMIES IN SOUTH VIET NAM  Asian Allies Are Warned

Warning To Asia In Report   ‘Clear Danger’ Of Red Conquest Try for Viet Nam

U.S. Urges Full Aid to §: Viet Nam   - Help of Allies Asked in Fight Against Commias

US Asks Allies. To Help Troubled South Viet Nam  Economic, Military    Economic, Military Support Needed To Halt Red Assault

White Paper Published  U.S. Calls On Non-Reds To Defend Viet Nam

America Warns Viet Nam Still ls Threatened   Communist Conquest Labeled by U.S. as Clear, Present Danger

White Paper Tells Threat In S.E. Asia  Red Danger ‘Clear, Present,’  U.S. Study Shows

South Viet Nam Conquest By Reds Is Feared   United States Issues White Paper It Felt Matter So Vital

U.S. WARNS OF INDOCHINA RED PERIL      White Paper Tells Asian Allies South Viet Nam Is In Danger Of Conquest By Communists.

U.S. Asks Help.  In Reinforcing — South Viet Nam   Request Made Of Allies And Non-Communist Nations 

U.S. Points To Danger In S. Viet Nam   Urges Nations To Face Up To Need To Resist

News Index   U. S. White Paper To Pressure Control Group  Red Invasion In South Viet Nam Told

State Will Push Prosecutions of Tax Delinquents  Cases Involving Fraudulent Filinas Ready for Court Now

With Oneness of Grateful Pride — Nation Honors Its Dead  Of All Wars Tomorrow

In memorial towars dead   Ceremonies across nation begin tomorrow

National will honor its: Jeud on Memorial Day   Ceremonies vary in different areas

Nation To Honor Dead Of All Wars  In Various Memorial Day Services

Nation to honor its dead of all wars in Memorial Day ceremonies Tuesday

Prayerful Gratitude To Veterans  Traditicnal  Rites Across  oo A ai

Nation Will Honor Its War Dead Tomorrow   Parade, Addresses Are Planned Here

Solemn Occasion     Nation to Honor War Dead In Memorial Day Rites

Memorial Day Services Slated Coast To Coast   American Flags Due On 109,000 Graves In Arlington Cemetery

Everywhere As One... America Will Pay Tribute  To Its War Dead Tuesday

America Will Honor Its Dead of All Its Wars At Ceremonies Tuesday

Nation Will Honor Dead of All Wars on Tuesday; North, South Participate

America to Honor Its Dead   Eulogize Those Who Geve Lives for U.S., Ideals   Sacrifices of Man

City To Pause For Memorial Services   Grateful US. To Honor War Dead

Ceremonies For Those Who Gave   President Says Day Almost a Religious Time

Nelson Still Silent on What He Would Do With  Tax Revision Measure

Invasion Of Katanga Urged By Lumumbists   Leftist Leaders Put Pressure On Congo Central Government

Fear Fighting Will Again Hit Katange  ropea ns Begin To  Elaa Eltechkathuilia

Leftist Congo Leader Calls For Invasion  Farce On KMatanac   Force On Katanga Is Demanded By Stanleyville Chief

More Fighting Feared In Congo  Europeans Fleeing Elisabethville; 400  Uk7L2o2.. D.....k RI-].1.

Fear New Fighting In Congo White Fleeing   White Fleeing Katanga; Expecting Invasioy

(Leftist Military Forces in the Congo ‘Press Government To Invade Katanaa

Leftist Congo Leader Calls For Invasion   Force on Katanga Is Demanded by Stanleyville Chief

Leftist Asks Invasion O} Katanga  Puts Pressure On — Central Congo As  e Elana fanitin!

Invasion Of Katanga Is Urged   Europeans Flee Elizabethville  In Fear Of More Wyoehtine

Leftists Urge Congo Attack On Katanga  New Fighting May Break Out As Army  Pressures Leader

MORE BLOODSHED THREATENED . Leftists calling for invasion of Katanqa

’ New Outbreak  Of Fighting in Congo Feared   Whites Flee as Invasion Urged

Leftist Congo Leader Calls For Invasion  Force on Katanga Is Demanded by   Force on Katanga Is Demanded by Stanleyville Chief

Fhe Jen Magic: Words   Dairy Official Testifies Here At Tri-County Milk Hearing

or TuUrt~ne ormer st ijity in H n a sity ir  ver  Welovier Today

Collision Recalled Almost No Kennedy   By Kohei Hanami Merleen Yen *fADY

JAPANESE COMMANDER TELLS OF WW II INCIDENT  ‘How  Almost Killed The President’

Recalled by Ex-Japanese Officer  ‘Crash Strategy’ Almost Robbed U.S.. of President-Elect Kennedy

Nearly Killed New President of U.S.   World War II Foe Of Kennedy Recalls Sinking of Boat

Rayburn Laid to Rest After Simple Funeral   Kennedy, Johnson, Eisenhower And Truman Join in Last Tribute

U.S. Leaders Attend Rites For Rayburn  Crowd Of 15,000 Fills Streets At Bonham Church

Leaders of  Nation Attend  Raybarn Rite: 3 Presidents  At Funeral Of Mr. Sam

Nation’s Mightiest Men, Hometowr Friends Attend Rayburn’'s Funeral

SZ PEO LRTI AFEMTERSED APE VEY  Rayburn ‘Buried In Country Cemetery

‘Men, We've Got to Stop This Trend  as.  . yy   Now They Want To Toss Over Girls as Carhops

Gov. Swainson To Seek Second Term in Office.   Spikes Rumor of Plan To Run for Congress

Hike in Dairy Support Price to Bring Buying Of Surplus Products by Government

 Testimony Released  Red Use of Mobs, Police ‘Described by CIA Officer

Parochial Issue Is Raised   Goal Is Share In Operating Cost Benefits

- CALLS PARLIAMENT INTO SESSION ~ Resolve Congo Chaos Is Kasavubu’s Goal

Congo President Cails Parliament lo Solve ‘Chaos  we ee Emer VAl nlc   Session in Few Weeks Is Attempt to Bring Katanaa Into Fold

Parliament’s Reconvenin g Set In Congo  Bid Seen Effort To Get Katanga Back Into Central Setup

Congolese Parliament Goes Back in Session   Expected to Help Resolve Recent Chaos

\    Seeking Stability Kasavubu Calls  Congo Parliament      Gizrenaa took over the leader

Congo Leader Calls Session Of Parliamenf   President Asks United Nations To Provide Atd

pad La 7 ye a 7 Parliament: in  Congo Called  Into Session   Joseph Kasavubu — Summons Members  To Resolve Chaos

Kasavubu Seeks To Unify Nation (lisnateininaninebEniliniienumantenuetic ce  Congo Parliament CalledintoSession

Kasavubu Call Parliament into Session  Attempt Seen to Regain Control of Katanga Province

CALLS CONGO PARLIAMENT   President Acts To Bring Katanga Back Into Congo Central Government; Asks U. N. Pro - tection.

After Long Confusion i  Kasavubu Calls Parliament In Move To Heal Condo Solit

Kasavubu Calls Parliament Inte New Session  Hopes to Resolve Politica] ‘Chaos   Hopes to Resolve Political Chaos Splitting Notion

Parliament in Congo Cail   Kasavubu Hopes to Clear Up Chaos Within Nation

$5 Million Damage bu rales secomcmencatetmeets ~  1 Dead, 93 Hurt In Chicago Tornado

Chicago Cleans Up After Storm   One Dead, 93. Hurt; $5 Million Damage _In Windy.-City, Wind

Chicago — Mops Up Wind Mess   One Killed, 93 Hurt by Small Tornado

Tornado Hits Chicago Area;  Heavy Loss   One Dead, 93 Hurt As Twister Rakes City’s South Side

One Person Dies And 93 Injured On South Side; Cleanup Squads Hard at Work

Chicago Counts Damage From Tornado: 1 Dead, $5 Million in Property

One Killed, 93 Injured by Storm; Estimate Property Loss-$5 Million

Plane, Donkey Bring People.  To Jerusalem  ‘Armed - Soldiers Remind Visitors

Britain Calls For Congo Cease-Fire   Irish Foreign Minister Sent To See U.N. Officials About Irish In Battle

Ike Calls for Unity On Foreign Affairs  He and Former Aides Oppose Criticisms

150 UNITS IN PROJECT; 50 FOR ELDERLY   Huge Loan Approved In Washington For Low — Rent Housing Project In South Mt. Vernon.

irked Dy Force Vote  I ota BAe  Oe Watangva VWEIES U.LN.; Mobilizes Resistance

Katanga Chief Orders Full Mobilization Against U. N  White Safety. Major Concern

Tshombe Orders Katangé Mobilization   Congo Sector Against War From UN Troops

Force OK In Congo, UN Votes   U.S. on Winning Side; Reds Bow To Pressure Bloc

Mobilization Order Issued  in Katanga   Tshombe Charges ‘Declaration of War’ by United Nations

KATANGA ~ MOBILIZES TO RESIST   Russia Abstains On Vote To Shoot; Tshombe To Fight Order To Oust Belgians.

 Soviets Bow to Peace Plan Katanga Gives Orders For Full Mobilization

Mobilization Is Ordered By Katanga Gov't   U.N. Is Given Authority To Use Ferce In Congo

Katanga Chief Orders Troops Mobilized  Danmelas tm Drwrek   Ready to Resist U.N. Resolution by Force if Necessary

Mobilization Order Deties UN. In Congo   Katanga Calls Up All AbieBodied People; U.N. Troops Get Authority To Use Force If Needed.

Cuba Si, Castro No!  Anti-Castroites Say Thousands of Troops Deserting Fidel Army

ANTI-CASTRO TROOPS MEET WITH SUCCESS   10,000 Pclitical Prisoners Freed At Isle Of Pines   RUSSIA’S ATTITUDE IS BEING AWAITED

Cuban-At-A-Glance   ANSWERS CUBAN  Stevenson Denies US Aid: Invasion With Jet Planes

Invasion Blow Struck by Sea And Air Units   Thousands of Castro Militiamen Desert: Fear General Strike

Mother Fed Them Dog Food  Two Children Held In Closet Four Years

Algerians In Paris Riot Over Curfew  Clashes Reported Also In Oran As Europeans React

Incide ...   Europeans sacking Uran  Police Fire on Algerian Crowds in Paris

French Policemen Fire On Crowds of Algerians: 2 Dead: 4,000 Arrested

At Least 32 Die In French Train Wreck   Express Derails At 80 MPH; 153 Persons Injured

32 Killed In French Train Crash  Crack Express Jumps Tracks, Falls in Ravine

Train Derails, Slides Under Water; 32 Die   Fire Hoses Halt Wave of Rioting

TrainWreeck In Franee  Fatal to 32.  153 Injured;  Wate Cnwnanc   153 Injured; Water Covers Car in Ravine

JUMPS TRACK AT 80 MPH 32 Persons Die, 153 Hurt In Crash of French Train

32 Killed In French Rail Mishap   153 Are Injured As Train Jumps Tracks At 80 MPH

Joey Jay Limits N.Y. To Four Hits  Coleman Starts it Off With A Homer

Snowfall Has Been Lighter Than Usual!   Shortage Of Snow Has Conservation Officials Worried

Conservation Budget Signed By Governor  $10.2 Million for Forestry; Park's Func Of $1.3 Million

For Christmas Holidays a_i 2 Legion Posts Seek  Homes For Orphans

Special Session On Redistricting In 1961 Doubtful   Prospects Called ‘Grim’ By Governor Who Had Hoped for Meeting Dec. 18

Hopeful For January Action— No Redistricting Session In 1961  Says Lawrence

Lincoln, Lee And Grant Paid Homage  Civil War Rifles Signal Start Of Centennial

Bowers Ousted As Dean at UW  Regents Approve Dismissal But Offer Chance to Stay on Faculty

Bowers Outas Dean but May Stay on Faculty  Elvehjem Backed by Regents in Dispute At Medical School

Strong GOP Campaign In La. Eleetion   Democrat Favored In Congressional Ballot Today

Stage Is Set For Fourth District Vote  Joe Waggonner Strong Favorite Over GOP Rival

On Sale Monday Orders for Rose Honoring Mr. Sam Already Coming In

Catron bBullding  Sale Headquarters Of ‘Speaker Sam’ Rose is Selected

Two Killed, Half Million In Damages   Fifteen Buildings Razed In Eaton, City’s Damage Hig!

Be Honest, Pure, Truthful... Says Soviet Party In New Moral Code

‘Rah Rah’ — AlumniTold To Grow Up   University Graduates Hear Hodges Attack Emphasis On Sports

Hodges Blasts  Alumni   Says Education Should Be First, Sports Second In U. Of Md. Address

ASC Announces Broad Wheat Program Following 1962 Market Quota Approval

Wonian tells of watching men burned alive: crying youths shot by Nazis

Survivor Tells ()f Atrocities  Eichmann Listens With Frozen Face

Adlai To Report On Latin Visit   What Did Stevenson Junket Accomplish?

South American Tour Scorecard ls Not Complete   Goal of Stevenson Mission Achieved?

Jackie’s Trip Postponed Until March  Joseph Kennedy's Tiiness Reason

First Lady puts off India, Pakistan trip  Necessitated by the illness of

First Lady Postpones Asia Trip   Reason: Illness Of Father-in-Law Joseph Kennedy

Indicted by Grand Jury  Batista Aide Sent. Force Against. Castre

Inside sy    Rolando Masferrer  Ex-Batista Aide Indicted ‘For Sending Force to Cuba

lke Denies Decision On Sale Of Jets   Claims He Didn't Brief Kennedy On Yugoslav Deal

Yugoslavia aid controversy  Eisenhower denies told Kennedy jet sale pians

Expect Action on 2 Aid Programs   Passage Would Be Defeat for Kennedy

Pa, Said Likely To Participate In Medical Care  Kerr-Mills Prograra To Provide Aid Foi State's Needy Aged

Kerr-Mills Bill Studied By Governor   Medical Care Plan ‘May Receive Support Of Administration

Preliminary Victory President Gets Approval For Long-Range Foreign Aid

Red Germany Policemen Busy At Task Of Mutilating The Great City Of Berlin

Bern patiegrouna anneal saan  Military Activity Heavy At Dividing Line

Writer Back to Berlin With View Of Somber Scene of a Divided City

THERES AIR OF UNREALITY ABOUT SOVIET QUARANTINE OF BERLIN   Rv LYNN HEINZERLING   Can't Take West Seriously Says Soviet Col. Solovyev   Reprisal Action Studied by West

somber Sky Fits Scene  East Berlin Troops, Police Go About Mutilation of Great City as Rain Falls      By LYNN HEINZERLING

—- SOMBER CITY, SOMBER TASK —   Reds Allow Reporters To Visit East Berlin

E. Germany Reds Mutilate Berlin  Veteran Reporter Tells of Chances

Red Germanys Police Busy at Task Of Mutilating Great City of Berlin

Connninusts Muttiate City...     Cor respondent Tells of Change in Berlin

Reds Push Somber Task of Mutilating Great City Air ot Unreality Hangs Over Effort to Quarantine Berlin

Gremlins hit traffie light   A cuy at war a  Tanks lurk in dark E. Berlin

Republicans As Well As Democrats Praise   Foreign Diplomats Also Find Address Of New President Inspiring Challenge

U. S. Goes Ahead With Space Plans  NASA Hopes To Orbit Mercury Astronaut By Late This Year

First American Orbital Flight Months Away  Dae amhe gb Oe lames   December Or January Effort Is Goal Of U.S. Space Agency

Mercury Plans Being Pushed by Space Agency   Unmanned Capsule to Be Sent Aloft Soon

First American Orbital Flight Months Away  December or January Effort Is Goal of

NASA Timetable Would Have Mercury Astronaut in Orbit Next December

 “Let's-Be-Calm" Officials In Washington Take Flight In Stride   Moves Ahead  U.S. May Orbit Astronaut This Year

U.S. Space Program Moving Forward; Months Remain Before Orbital Flight

First American Orbital Flight Months Away   December or January Effort Is Goal of U.S. Space Agency

Soviet Feat Anticipated  U.§. Orbital Flight Doubtful This Year   ‘Dirksen Confident US. Will Catch Up

Mercury Astronaut Expected To Be Placed in Orbit By Next December or January

U.S. Works For Orbit In Dee.   NASA To Put  Unmanned Craft In Orbital Flight Within A Month

U.S. Astronaut-In-Orbit Shot Figured Within Six Months Using Mercury Space Craft

U-S. moving at full speed   Mercury pregran first orbit shot in a few months

NASA Moves Ahead With Space Plans  Manned Mercury Flight Scheduled By January

Overshadowed by Red's feats, U.S. moves ahead with plans   Another NASA official. Dr. Roh.

To Withdraw Troops .... De Gaulle Takes New Steps To End Fighting in Algeria

NEW PEACE DRIVE UNDER WAY DeGaulle Recalls Troops From Fiery Algeria Scene

End Of War In Algeria  Stepped Up   De Gaulle Seeks Quick Termination Of Colony Issues

De Gaulle to Seek War End in Algeria  Drive Includes Returning Troops, Racumina Taolke

Army Units’ Pullout Set, Leader Says   Steps Up Efforts For Quick End Of Seven-Year Strife

(France Seeks To End Algerian War; ‘One Division ls Ordered Back Home

France Speeds Algerian Steps   De Gaulle Tells Plans At Garden Party At Palace

'7 Years In Algeria LLL LLL LLL DLL LLL AD,  DeGaulle Aims ‘For End To War

De Gaulle Is Determined To End War   Partition Threat ls Made Again By French President

De Gaulle Opens Drive To End Wor   Wants Settlement Of Alger. ian Problems

French Bid To End War  In Algeria   De Gaulle Strives To Break Impasse Within 3 Months

HOT TOWN. HOT SITUATION   French Begin Algeria Troop Redeployment

De Gaulle Drives For Quick End To: Lang Algerian Hal   Says Troops Needed For Any Out Break In Berlin Crisis

DeGaulle Drives To Bring Peace   Will Bring Troops Back From Algeria

Gird For Soviet Effort To Oust Congo Leader   Gromyko Demands Immediate Session Of General Assembl

Western Nations Are Ready To Meet Soviet Attacks On Congolese President

Jim Cobbs — Electrocuted For Slaying   ‘Halifax Negro ‘Dies In Chair

Doubling of Dues  Aim of Union Boss  Goal Is $14 Million For Hoffa's Office

Ohio College Bill Passed by Senate 20-18   Measure To Revise Compensation Law Also Is Approved

House Into Appropriations Bills As Senate Turns to Housing Plans

' Castro's Firing Squads Crackle With New Burst Of Fury ...  Four Men Are Executed   MAKES HOME IN 1ARGE WARDROBE

Cuban Leader is Shot .. . Castro Says US Planning Mid-May Attack on Cuba

Claims Pentagon Plans Overthrow Of Castro ‘By Mid-May  nc A ii eesti  Cuba Raises New Invasion Cry

Castro Renews Claim Of U.S. ‘Overthrow’  Charges Pentagon, CIA Set ‘Invasion’

Gov. Brown Proposes Huge Budget  Lion's Share Of $2.6 - Billion Budget To Go - To Public Education

Monroe Negro Kidnaper Pennsylvania Paper Says Williams Is In Cuba via Underground Route

Report Says JFK Decides To Mobilize  Guard, Reserve Units May Get Early Duty Calls

President Makes Firm Decision For Full Mobilization   Waiting For Pentagon Review This Week Before Issuing Orders For Armed Reserves On Duty Status

PAPER SAYS &RD DIVISION LIKELY TO BE CALLED = President May Mobilize 8 West Virginia Reserve Units

 Number Still Undetermined  Chicago Paper Says Kennedy Will Call Up Some Reserves

Kennedy Gaining Some Backing in Tractors Deal  a en,   Opinion in Congress Continues: Critical -

U.S. Honors Its War Dead; Highways Maim Its Living       hi ; 7 ? } PULETETT ESS ET ET etree Lhd bhal ? THe 7 ihe treitt ees GET rT PrePTTetey aatee Hi TTT + Hitt y iH They qt HH tT ' t THE A ss THEE t t titer Hh  peerery wey Peete tt ud heat ye 1 t " ' 1 t ! THREE PTT Hotta Titheerey ey inh t TEES Ht 7 TE ' 1 1 +f , si hat TPELA aa TTT EPR aT hi ; Hit tiie tt Hinman ’ Hill Petahtaieieeeiel Lali t Tht + Hithhil Ht Hi 1} if  HHH THAR Hii PHT  HE  Hu  Ha!  ie th  Le "  TUE  HT  Tt ET  EET  PTET TTT PPE FT  Mil  THEE  TT  LTE  TAT  THEE  TTT PAY  WiNerietery  TERT  NOE TT  BT  Grow: pport Tractor Trade Sup  dys Ira  Kenne

On The Inside   bul Kennedy Gaining Congressional Opinion  Still Against Swapping

Franco Calls For Revision Of Agreement  Generalissimo, Celebrating 25 Years as Spanish Ruler, Blasts GCaviate’ Acoreaccive Artinne

Franco Asks New U.S. Pact  Cites Aggressive DpD..,j , ee Sen 8 Eee

Play with Matches Fatal  THREE BOYS DIE IN FIRE SET IN VACANT HOUSE

Kasavubu Denounces U.N. Plan   Spokesman Warns Congolese Army Won't Yield Arms

Shift May Take Some Heat Out Of Congo Crisis   More Killings Are Reported; U.S. Has Appealed to Belgium

Rusk Assails Rattling of Red Sabers   Belligerent Talk on Berlin ‘Disappointing, Threat to Peace’

10 Emissaries In Miami  Castro Offers To Barter Prisoners For Tractors

Cuban Leader Dr. Miro Presses Deal To Trade Tractors for 1,200 Captives..

Smokejumpers Used Lightning Causes 3 Fires In Helena Area Forests

FATHER HOPES U2 FLIER WILL GAIN FREEDOM   ee ee ee  Spy Pilot's Letter Hints Possible Release by  Russians.

FATHER HOPES U2 FLIER WILL GAIN FREEDOW   \Spy Pilot's Letter Hint: Possible Release by Russians.

(EWe TFe EVUTU INVES,  HAWARDEN ORPHAN PRESENTS MEMORIAL MONEY TO HOSPITAL

‘N.W. lowa: Notes  HAWARDEN. ORPHAN PRESENTS MEMORIAL, MONEY TO HOSPITAL uy

RED-FACED COLLEGIAN FINDS THE ANSWER  Is Kennedy Out Of Touch With The People?

A STUDENT MAKES A POINT Mr. President? Well, Ah, ) lr. Ah eee \W  cC lI eee merry christinas

COLLECT CALL GOES THROUGH Is Kennedy Accessible? Student Loses Debate

Hancher’s Address Causes Stir  Rep. Rockwell Kicks Off ‘Controversy In House

SUI Head's Talk Riles Legislators   Fund Slash Threatened During Verbal Clash In lowa House.   (See story on Hancher speech, page 3.)

_ Bonuses To Be Paid Next Friday -  Teachers’ Purses. Will Tineke

wae.  Bonuses To Be Paid Next Friday  Teachers’ Purses Will Jingle

Support At Home And Abroad Sought In Effort To Halt Spread Of Communism Through Americas and Hemisnhere

Wh VUFOIgG VOmmunism  Kennedy Rallies Support For Tough New Policy

Strategy’s Steered At Red Menace   Seeking Stronger Stand From West In Cuban Crisis

President: U.S. May  Act Alone   Cites Dangers Of Red Inroads In Hemisphere

Press Asked To Aid Crime Fight   Kennedy Moving Fast On Two Fronts For Tough Policy

Plane Crackup at Des Moines—   Tennessee Reapportion  Case Widely Watched

vy Ties Se : No Game Tod:  eer teen orem. *  Redlegs Defeat Yankees, 6 to 2

Quick Decision On U.N. Job Is Urged by Rusk   Assembly To Hear Plea by Secretary

Rusk Calls On Assembly To Name ‘Outstanding Leader’   Tacoma Taract at Road Meet on Hichway 5 Issue.

Rusk Asks Us N. Choose Prominent World Leader For Secretary-General

Warns UN of Drift, Stalling   Calls for Naming Interim Executive

Rejects Nikita’s  Terms   Rusk Reported To Have Told Gromyko West Won’t Accept Berlin Proposal

- Hopes To Over-Ride Soviet Opposition — 0 MverRide Soviet Opposition  Rusk Opens Battle Over UN Steersman

Major Issue in U. N.; Urge Action on New Leader—  Diplomats Appeal for Berlin Settlement

Negotiate Berlin, U.N. Envoys Plead   Brazil Asks Compromise Between U.S. and Russia; Avoid Force, Japan Urges

Rusk Appeals For U.N. Chie   Pick Outstanding World Leader, Secretary Urges General Assembly

Diplomats In UN Want Negotiations   Berlin Issue Causing Gravest Concerto to 99-Nation Assembly; Also Anxiety Over Replacing Dag

Issue Causing Gravest Concern Oe CO  Diplomats Urge Peaceful Berlin Settlement

Grave Concern Evident During Opening Phase   Brazil, Japan and lran Views Given

SPARKS PUSH TO OVERRIDE SOVIET PLAN   Both Sides Hold Known Positions  After First Talk

Rusk Urges UN to Pick One Man   Start Campaign To Offset Soviet 3-Man Proposal

Rusk Calls On Assembly For Outstanding Leader As Temporary UN Chief

Pick Leader, Rusk Urges   Wants Assembly to Name Temporary Secretary-General

Partly Cloudy   Rusk Seeks ‘World Leader’ As U.N. Secretary-General

Rusk calls for temporary secretariat   ‘Outstanding world leader to fill the void’

RED CHINA DEBATE DUE ASSEMBLY   Early Showdown Anticipated In UN Proceedings

ADMISSION WILL BE UP TO AFRICANS   African Members Hold Balance Of Power In Voting; U.N. To Debate Nuclear Test Ban.

Crisis in Berlin Causes Gravest Concern in U.N.   Delegates Anxious Also Over Trouble After Dag's Death

A Settlement Of Berlin Crisis Greatest Concern Of 99-Nation Assembly

Rusk Calls For “Big  Name’ To Replace Dac   Says UN Must Move Rapidly

Nikita’s Time For Decision Draws Near   Strong Leader AtU.N. Urged

Rusk Urges UN To Select Temporary Secretary-General  Says General Assembly Must Move Rapidly To

Won't Yield To Khrushchev  Rusk’s Firm On Western Stand For Berlin Parley

Rusk Wants Outstanding UN Leader   Urges Assembly to Make Choice Rapidly to Fill Void in UN Leadership

Stage Balcony Scene Together  Jackie, Nina Hold Their Own Summit

Two “Mrs. Ks” Hold Own Summit Meeting   Demonstrator Mars  JFK’s London Stop

Viennese Hail Balcony Scene By Jackie, Nina   Crowd Cheers Dramatic Appearance

Have Same Aim; Ways Different   Seek Unified Congo, But Not By Force: Britain

Indonesia Plans  Guinea Invasion  Says Netherlands Must Yield Area

Germans Mark 121 Mark 12th Year of Russ Rule  Reds Soft Pedal Reich Demands

Reds Indicate West May Get Breathing Spell In Struggle Over Berlin

Khrushchey, Ulbricht Hint At Red Rally Showdown May Be Postponed

SHOWDOWN SEEMS POSTPONED  Reds Indicate West May Gei Breathing Spell On Berlin

ANNIVERSARY OF RED RULE IS OBSERVED   Khrushchev Sends Message To East Germans;   Mikoyan Welcomed   GENERAL CLAY ON BORDER INSPECTION

Reds Hint At Letup On Berlin   Delay In Shewdown  Past Yearend Seen

Ayub: U.S. Better Keep Aid Flowing   Congress Told Pakistan Only Real Friend in Asia

fensron nigh in fown  What Makes Harrell Tick? Fights Clay County ‘Reds’

First Lady's Visit To Paris May ‘Stir Un Plenty Of Excitement   By FRANCES LEWINE

Lafayette, You’re About To Be Repaid   French Sure To Be Happy With Jackie

Halleck, Dirksen Concede Recession, Promise to Back ‘Sound’ Measures.

Leaders of GOP Agree Nation s In a Recession   Pledge to Do What They Can to Solve Business Problems

PRAYER FOR...  @ TODAY @   ‘Coprighted 1960, A Nationa) Council of Charches Religios Features)

Top Military Leaders Appeal For Foreign Aid   Senate Committee Schedules Testi mony by MeNam. ara. Gen. Lemnitzer.

Foreign Aid Fight Opens At Hearings   Fulbright Asserts Kennedy Must Use Sirongest Pressure

On labor, social problems New papal encyclial issued by Pope John

Communist Chief Ulbricht's Pictures: Disappearing From E. Berlin Walls

Russ Rocket  Heads Toward Planet Venus   Aim of Space Probe Is to Shed Light on Neighbor of Earth

Radio Key To Success Of Venus Probe   Russians Hope To Pierce Cloud Cover Of Neighbor Planet

TWO TRANSMISSIONS SO FAR Probe Racing for Venus  At 2% Miles Per Second

Russ Space Shot May Strike Cloud Cover Of Venus   Secrets Of Neighbor Planet Sought By ~ Scientists:

Venus Data Awaited By  Scientists   Space Inquiry May Reveal If Life On Planet

Space Probe Still Points At Venus  C..tAt. Ri wnnste   Sovict. Experts Hope To Learn Manv Secrets

Venus Shot May Pierce Cloud Cover   Probe Seeks To Reveal If Life on Planet

Red Space Probe May Pierce Venus’ Perpetual Cover: Reveal Secrets

Goldwater Raps Sorenson Charges Kennedy Aide Avoided Military Duty

Objector and Father Kennedy Aide Escaped Being Called for Military Service

TEMERATURES   Kennedy Adviser Described As Conscientious Objector

‘Objector’ Label On  Sorensen   Says Counselor Would Not Serve In Korean War

Governor, Legislators  To Meet   Possibility of Special Session to Be Discussed At Thursday Conference

PARLEY THURSDAY ON CAPITOL HILL  Path May Be Cleared  for Special Session

Anti-Communist Forces Unite Ranks In Congo Against Leftist Rebels

Thousands In Demonstrations  Anti-American Riots Sweep Throughout Latin America

LAST DAY  — Compromise Tax Effort xe r ! eid — Fizzles In Austin Today

Northwest Orienf Groundec By Strike on Piston Planes   Servicing Other Carriers Will Continue at Anchorage; Jet Run Begun From Sea-Tac to Far East

House Orders Indiana 5th District Recount: Roush, Chambers Stand By

ewer Employes Handle More Yule Mail In Less Time. Days than Last Season

Kasavubu: India Aide Must Go   Says Pro-Lumumb: Forces Supported

Kasavubu Demands Ouster of UN Official: Charges Support of Rival

"De “‘Destitute’  Gi ag Fails Man Se Seeks Aid For Family That Isn't

Castro Hits Blockade of CubaBy U.S.   Cuban Leader Says Americans Stopped Lard Shipment

CastroinNew Attack on U.S.  Charges Effort to Make People of Cuba Go Hungry

Treads On Service Toes  Rickover’s May Remarks Told With Usual Fiery Consequence:

ADMIRAL SAYS TRAINING IS OUTDATED EE EEE EES VU EAL  Either I muprove Or Abolish Academies--Rickove:

Washin gton: Rickover Blasts U. S. Academies   Service Practices Hit Tn Secret Testimony

Service Academies Assuiled   Testimony By Adm. Rickover Is Revealed

RICKOVER HITS US. ACADEMIES  Says ‘Abolish Them’ Dre. 68... OPV... ?

TELLS CONGRESS - Alter or Drop Academies, Vice Adm. Rickover Says

Adm. Rickover Says Congress Should Ponder Abolishing Service Academies

Improve or Abolish , Adm. Rickover Criticizes U.S. Service Academies

 Great Generals and Admirals of History Would Have Flunked  Rickover Blasts Service Brass and Academies

Biue Law Changes Up fo Legislature   Dalton Backs Recent Opinion of Court.

Rusk Urges Non-Atomic  Forces Hike   Feels It Would Lessen Danger Of Nuclear War

Newspapers Version Denied As Distorted’  dean imi ohmoh am   Administration Spurred To Find Out Source Of Leak

Sec. Rusk Urges Increased Non-Atomi Forces to Prevent Nuclear Warfare

Secret Paper to McNamara  Rusk Suggests Buildup Of Non-Atom Allied Force

Big Step-Up Urged to Bar Nuclear War   Views Given To Defense Chief In Secret Note

Shift. From .'Massive Retaliation’  Rusk Favoring Build Of Conventional Arms

SECRET PAPER DISCLOSED Rusk Proposes Step-up In Nations Nonatomic Forces

Would Lessen A-War Risk, Rusk Believes   Shift Away From Policy Of Massive Retaliation Hinted

Three E. Germans Swim To Freedom Across The Guarded Border River

 Titov Given Huge Moscow. Welcome: Red Achievements  Lauded By Nikita

Claims World Will Follow In Reds’ Path   Nikita Pledges Rockets For Peaceful Use; Moscow Lays Out Carpet For Spaceman

Khrushchev ,_Bombastic  All Moscow Hails Titov Space Feat  Manned Flights to the   Manned Flights to the Moon, Other Planets, Predicts Khrushchey

“Whole World toFollow Our Path to Communism Sooner or Later,” Says K. InRed Square

nuge Kea square reie Khrush Forecasts Heon Flights As He Gives Titov Welcome Huc

Khrushchev welcomes Maj. Titov with moon flight prediction   Rusk warns Allies Berlin crisis inevitable if Russia presses on   Soviet Premier says USS will sign German treaty.

‘Russia's Eagle’ Preens Space-Won Winas Of Glory and Basks in Acclaim

Spaceman Gets Hugs and Kisses From Red Boss   litov Is Given Huge Welcome In Mos. cow; Nikita See: Moon, Planet Trips.

Probe Is Started Cause Of Cosmetics Plant Blast Injuring 250 In Chicago Sought

Chicago Firemen Start Probe Of Blast Causing Injury To 250 Persons

Mass Riot Staged By Algerians   20,000 Pour Inte Rain-Swept Streets Of Paris, Protest Against Curfew

France To Expel 1,500 Algerians   Decision Follows  Heavy Rioting

French Decide fo Expel 1:500 Riot Members   3 Persons Die, 77 Hurt During Bloody Battling

3 killed. re Injured In Fighting   Protest To Curfew In Paris Erupts In Battle With Police

French Planning  To Expel 1,500  Algerian Rioters Start of Big Weeding Out Process in Paris

MASS DEPORTATIONS EXPECTED TO COME  90. N00 Alaerians Stave Riot i in Paris

Algerians to be expellec from France   1,500 swept up in curfew riots that killed three

rance:  Paris Is  Scene of  Big Riot   Mass Arrest Of Algerians During Fight

French Will Expel 1,500 To Algeria   Arrests Stem From Riots In Paris Streets

Three Lives Lost In Algerian Riot: 1] Hurt Seriously  French Government Decides To Expel 9 FAA F_._.. mm... 2, kbc

MASS DEPORTATIONS EXPECTED TO COME  20,000 Algerians Stage Riot in Paris

Sole survivor of crash dies  Probers’ hopes  Se Sete en enna, ERE   Probers’ hopes of account on Dag’s tragedy end:

Sole Survivor Of Hammarsk old's Plane Crash Dies  Doctors Report Guarc  Was Conscious Just _ Before Death Came

Survivor Of Crash Is Dead  . ee . 1. 1... _]   Probers Had Hoped For His Report

Survivor of Dag Plane Crash Dies   Julien’s Death Blast: Hopes for Data on Wreck Cause.

Hammarskjold Guard Is Dead   Lone Survivor of Crash Succumbs to Injuries

$15 Million Army Insurance Fraud Uncovered by FBI, 27 Are Charged

Anti-Castro Radic Spurs Rebels On   Rebel ‘Reversal’ Blamed on Soviet   Prisoners Quizzed on TV Show ‘Misled’ By Radio Propaganda.

RADIO REPORTS MISLED THEM   Propaganda Blasted; All Seen as Failure

They Respond To Leading Questions  Prisoners Say They Were Misled

pbime rropaganda  Cuban Radio, Television Broadcast  Questioning Of Captured Invaders

New Conaress District Bill Slated for Vote   Ohio House Booked To Ballot Tonight; Many Pitfalls Ahead

County Votes To Withdraw From Transit  Board to Seek: _ §.C. Support

Supervisors Seek Santa Clara Tie fARDT Program  Rejection Is Unanimous

U.S. Sees No New Soviet Berlin Offers   Charles De Gaulle Drops Hint He’s Studying Retiring

NO DETAILS RECEIVED IN CAPITAL   Nikita Huddles With Envoy Fror West Germany

U.S. Awaits More Facts  Hints Soviets Edging Near Negotiations, Settlement

Berlin Proposal Unsent By Reds  U.S. Says Nothing Concrete Received

3,000 Guard Kennedy   Troops Mass To Protect JFK During One-day  Vanaruala Visit

Assuring No Repeat of © Discourtesy Shown Nifon  By JAMES R. WHELAN. : Urited Press International

Assuring No Repeat o Discourtesy Shown Ni¥on  By JAMES R. WHELAN.  Sintiaw Bunce tndasnatiannt

Burbank’s ‘Orchids in the Moonlight’ Float Wins Pasadena Rose Parade

Governor Tries Again To Obtain Okay for Studies   Reporter Claims Estimated Impact On Farms Wrong

Tornado Weather Hits Ohio Valley   Floods And Twisters Farther West During Weekend Do Great Damage

Dag Seeks Speed-Up of Withdrawal  Delegation Goins To Belgium Next Week

Dag To Request Belgium 10 Act On Withdrawal   Wants Compliance With U.N. Directive

Concern Over Safeguarding  Of Berlin   Mayor Willy Brand Calls On Adenauer Regarding Plans

Record 4,000 Flee From East Germany  Mayor of West Berlin Urges Adenauer to Call Conference

Brandt Asks Bipa rtisan  Berlin Talks   Mayor Of Disputed City Calls For Joint Efforts

Foyt Makes Distance At Near-Record Speed   HELD TO FIRST   ORDER OF RIN

Foyt Wins Indianapolis 500-Miler   Young Driver in Last Lap Track Duel With Sachs

 Ex-President Pays Visit ‘Caroline Says Truman Mar Who Lived, ‘In Our House’

SIU Prexy Testifies ~ On “Home’   Says Edwardsville Campus Structure Is Office With Overnight Quarters.

SIU Prexy On “Home’   Says Edwardsville Campu: Structure Is Office With Overnight Quarters.

‘SIU Chief Says Plush Structure ‘In Edwardsville Not For His Use

Brookville Strike Situation Grows  More Ominous; Blast Threat Probed

Extent Of Military Assistance  Kennedy Faces Key Decisions On Viet Nam

Kennedy Eyes South Viet Nam   Basic Decisions Expected To Be Made This Week

Move to Halt Red Guerrillas  JEK May Decide This Week To Give Viet Namese Help

(UPI TELEPHOTO)   JFK Will Decide On Viet Nam Military Assistance This Weeh

More Military Advisers Likely For S. Viet Nam   Gen. Taylor Indicates The Vietnamese Have Enough Manpower, Need Training

JFK Decisions Expected Soon On S‘east Asia   Taylor Preparing Mission Report

U.S. Hurls Trio ()f Satellites Into Orbits   Launched Within Period Of 2 Hours

3 New ‘Moons’  Orbited   Achievement Heralds Early Benefits From Investment In Space

Inside The Lima News   U.S. Fires Triple-Header Shot In Space Race

U.S. Satellites Whiz Around Earth  Valuable Data Should Be Secired Within A Voar -

Moonlets To Furnish Space Data   May Soon Realize Returns on Space Investment

Three Sky-Spy U.S. Satellites Put Into Orbit  New Exploration   New Exploration Project Likely Will Pay Off

U.S. Orbits 3 Satellites In 2-Hour Perioc   First Practical Benefits From Space Exploration Indicated Within A Year.

U.S. Hurls 3 Satellites Into Orbit   ‘Piggy-Back’ Moonlet Termed Successful; Discoverer Also Aloft

PROGRAM TO YIELD BENEFITS  3 New US. Moonlets Put Into Space Orbit

Space Program Is “Paying Off” Three New US. Satellites Are Orbiting Earth

Target Date--1962 Yesterday's Shots Part of First Network in Space

U.S. Has Two New Satellites Circling Globe  First Practical Benefits May Be  RP tl WO

Seout Craft And ‘Copters  Delivered   Move Defended As Authorized At Geneva

U. S. Planes Arrive In Laos   Fears Raised An Arms Race There Will Be Speeded

US. Planes For Laos Use Delivered   Complications May Result Although It is Geneva Approved

Hot Spot: Plane Shipment  Arrives in Laos  Delivery May Step Up Arms Race With Reds

E. German Reds Seeking Control   Vow to Bring End to W, Berlin Strongpoint

East German Seeks End To West Berlin  East German Red Leader Seeks To

East German  Red Vows Grak of W. Berlin  New Settlement of   New Settlement of Issue After Peace Pact With Soviet

DENIES WEST ANY RIGHTS IN KEY CITY   Red Blueprint For Reuniting Nation Bared

East German Chief Vows to Eliminate West Berlin as Cold War ‘Strongpoint’

Day of Glory Closer First Astronaut Will Blast Off For Ride in Space One Day This Spring

Will Fly Home Monday Rockefeller Gives Up Personal Hunt For Son In New Guinea

HUGE RECREATION CENTER 75 PERCENT COMPLETE  ‘Six Flags’ History Takine Shape

Orbital Rendezvous  U.S. Eves New Method  To Hasten Moon Landing

Orbit Rendezvous Envisioned After  Saturn’s Success  Rocket and Spacesh ip Would Go Up Separately Under Plan

Saturn Boosts Race... .  Orbital Rendezvous Method To Quicken Moon Landings

‘40 PAGES TODAY   Rendezvous Plan Studied For U.S. Trip To Moon. ...

Rendezvous Moon Flight Plan Studied   Orbiting Rocket Can Boost Space Vehicle On Way Toward Coal

By Salurn Superbooster  Rocket, Spaceship Would Be Placed in Separate Orbits

Rocket-Spaceship Rendezvous Plan Seen Feasible  Space: Flights Given Impetus

Saturn Rockets Will Be Used In  Space Rendezvous Moon Shot Launch Is Planned From

Rendezvous Would Quicken Feat ee  Mating Method Studied  For Landing on Moon

Plan Orbital Rendezvous —Saturn Test Success  Puts U.S. in Moon Race

Wreckage Shrewn Half Mile Dutch Airliner Crash  Claims 20 in Cairo

Plane Smashes Into Dune Near Cairo Airport   Prominent Persons From Europe Among The 29 Passengers

Gold-Laden Jet Crashes  20 Die When Plane Hits  Desert Sand Dune, Burns

me ew Child To Floor  ee eeninmanemenaned  Child Slayer Freed After Four Months

Committees OK Marshall Bill   House, Senate Units Recommend Passage

Match Keds  U.S. Insists Allies Take Steps fo Increase Power To Cope With Berlin Plan

Rusk Confers With Allies on Arms      U.S. Presses on Berlin Defense

KSTA Apology ls Demanded By Coldwater   Otherwise, Dispute Can’t Be Ended, School Board Says

Chrysler, UAW Reach Accord   Three-Year Contract Agreed, Averting Strike Action

Chrysler, UAW in Dramatic 11th Hour Agreement  Strike Is Averted; Peace for Industry

Chrysler, UAW Avert Strike by Approving Pact   Formal Signing Is Held Today

Chrysler, UAW Reach Accord On Contract   Studebaker-Packard Only Firm Still Without Aareement

'STUDEBAKER- -PACKARD NEXT  note stein tenth AR RONEN TNARAN Ra tnt anata tA EARNER RTI  ( Chrysler, JAW Sign Pact

Pact Averts Walkout AM Chrysler   T1th-Hour Accord Brings UAW New 3-Year Contract

Cuban Invasion Survivors Taken  From Tiny U.S. Island To Mainland

Inside Today's NEWS   Cuban Invasion Survivors Flown To U.S.  After Being Hidden On Caribbean Island

Whereabouts Now Unknown  U.S. Official Confirms Rumor Of Cuban Survivors

CUBAN REBELS’ STORY VERIFIED   Survivors W ere Held On Carribbean Island

Offical Confirms That Survivors Of Cuban Invasion Were Concealed

U. S. Admits Survivors of Cuban Invasion ‘Were Concealed on Island Near Puerto Rico

Cancer Cure  Drug Found  Works On Certain Cen  Affecting Pregnant Women

IN SOME CASES WITH NEW DRUG   Works for One Type In Pregnant Women

An Important Break-Through In Health Battl A Cancer-Curing Drug Is Reported

U.S. Official So Reports In Interview   No Mention Made Of Drug Being Used

New Drug Used To Cure Cancer  Effective Only in One Type of Maliaqnancy

. ~A VERY EXCITING THING’~  Drug Found To Cure One Type Of Cancer 

Drug Discovered Which Cures Some Cancers, Surgeon General Reports

Gain Told In Attack On Cancer   Almost Certain, Cure Of Women's Type Through Drug.

‘Midas’ Geared To Spot Soviet Missile Firings   ‘Tiros’ To Gather Information on Big Hurricane Blasts

Chicago Little Symphony to play Keokuk Civic Music concert Dec. 8   Dr Johnson   Many soloists

Chicago Little Symphony comes to Upper Iowa for first Artist Series

Castro Says World  Goes To Communism   ‘Four U.S. Missionaries Ordered Out

Basketball   ‘Wisconsin Man Included  Portuguese Order 4 U.S. Missionaries Expelled

Portugal Expels U.S. Clergymen   Four Missionaries Accused Of Aidin Rebels In Angola

Good Morning   Portugal Orders Expulsion Of Four U.S. Missionaries Arrested In Angola Area

Cuba Launches New U.S. Attack  Threatened Island mm... ket] 1. gg

Soviet Union certain to join in the attack   ‘Threatening use of force to decide future

Meddling In Dom. Republic Charge Made   UN Security Council To Hear Accusation At Special Meeting

Before U.N. Council  Cuba Slaps U.S. Military Moves In Dominican Crisis

Cuba Ready For Attack Charges  Set To Accuse U. S. Of Threatening  Army Use In Tihkweleiixcan: Bmnwwhkix

Claims U.S. Threatens Neighbor   Stevenson To Reply On Dominican Republic

LTTE  United Nations:  Caribbean. Interference Is Charged  Cuba Attacks U.S. Por Action Off  ~ Dominican Coast

Corn Support Is Sef af $1.21 Here   Eligibility Outlines: 1961 Support Higher by 14 Cents a Bushel.

Minimum Wheat Price Support fo Be $1.89   Price Per Bushel Has Increased by 1 Cent.

BATTLE GROUP _DEFIES SOVIETS  Yanks And German Reds Pull Back, Ease Tension

Brazil Plans To Block Move Tolndict Castro   Several Latin Nations Drafting Tough Statement

Democrats Recover After Surprise Attack by GOP on Feed Grain Bill

DEAD AS A DCORNAIL Tammany Quarters Dismaniled As Manhattan Gets ‘New Look’

_ =TAMMANY IS A DEAD DUCK DeSapio Out, Party  Headquarters Moved

Challenges Welsh Indiana Is In Fine Financial  Condition, State Treasurer Says

DISGRACED FORMER PREMIER Molotov Returns To Moseow  Welcome As Chilly As Weathe:

End of Line for Molotov .. .?   Chilly Welcome Is Given ‘The Hammer’ in Moscow

Kirwan Blasts Aid For Turkey  Lashes at Proposed   Lashes at Proposed Steel Plant Loan

Key Provision Of Farm Bill Knocked Out   Action Leaves Bills Fate In Question

Farm Advisory Plan Is Killed   Senators Reject Idea of Controls Imposed on Commodity Basis

Diver Sights Some Bodies Of Bus Dead   _ Efforts Pushed To Raise Victims Of Swiss Tragedy

Diver Finds Some Bodies In Sunken Bus   Ties Steel Cable To Vehicle

Fear Some Bodies Of Americans May Never Be Locater  r Reachae Buc   Diver Reaches Bus; Says Everything Is Covered With Mud

Diver Locates Bodies in Bus  At Least Eight in . Mud: Steel Cable Grips Vehicle

Kennedy To Get Report By McCloy   President Will Be Given Khrushchev’s Reaction to Speech

Berlin Crisis’ Speech Upsets Russian Leader   Says Kennedy Distorted Soviet Position In Germany

JFK Cheeks  German Views  7 aes » To Hear Report On Berlin Talks

McCloy to Give Report on Talks With Red Boss   Discussions Included President's Berlin Speech, Arms Negotiations,

McCloy Expected to Tell President Russ Leader Upset   U.S. Chief’s Berlin Speech  Claimed to Have Been Surprise

CLOUDINESS   K. Sends Informal Message   Kennedy to Receive First-Hand Report Or Khrushchev Reaction

Kennedy s Firm Talk On Berlin Angered Nikita   Soviet Premier Ready To Sign E. German Treaty

McCloy Carries Nikita’s Words To President   ‘Informal Message’ Deals With Berlin; Khrushchev Reported Surprised, Upset

Khrush Sends Informal Note To President   MeCloy To View Soviet Premier’s Feelings To Kennedys

Brazilian Port Seen Dock Point   American Admiral Plans Rendevous With Rebel Chief

Inauguration Holds Key  Release Expected Today For Ship Passengers

Freedom May Come Today In Brazil Port   U.S. Admiral Sails At Daybreak For Parley With Galvac

Passengers Ic  Be Released   Unloading Timed To Coincide With Brazilian President's Inauguration

Liberation Near For Liner's Passengers   New Brazilian Regime Expected To Be Friendly To Giving Asylum To Rebels 

Santa Maria May Enter shi Today  mecenaerc on Seized   Passengers on Seized Liner May Be Freed At Recife, Brazil— Will Meet Admiral

Pilot Walkout Due If Safety Plea Ignored   Want Assurances  Hydraulic System  On DCB Jets A-OK

§. Tyrol Is Again Shaken by Bomb:   Power Plants Hit in Pre-Dawn Explosions

Terrorist Bombs  Set Off in Italy   Railroads and Power  Plants Hit by Blasts

More Bombs Planted In South Tyrol   Austria, Italy Trade Bitter Protest Notes

South Tyrol Area Is Again Shaken By Predawn Boning  Italy, Austria Swap Bitter Protest Notes Over Longtime Dispute

South Tyrol Shaken By Bombings  Austria. Italy   Austria, Italy Exchange Bitter Protest Messages

cape Try Thwarted E German Refugee  Shot and Killed _ By People's Police

16 Months Independence From Rest Of Congo Ends In Hand-To-Hand Struaale

Tshombe In Hiding U.N. Rifles Put End To Katanga's 15-Month Rebellion

UN. Takes Katanga in Fierce Fight   Bloody Battle Ends Independence of Secessionist State

Soviets Hurl New Berlin Accusations   Say Allies Promote Bonn Plan To Hold Political Meetings

Senators Quiz Top General   Responsibility for Cuban Invasion Mess Soucht

Gen. Lemnitzer Will lestity   Senators To Hear More Of Cuban Invasion

ALABAMA JUROR HELD FOR PERJURY   Was Member Of Paxel That Heard “Freedom Rider”

Nation’s Capital Gets Half-Foot Of Snow Aahon's Capital Cets Half-Foot Of Snow_  Storm Blows Self Out In Northeast

136 Deaths Due to Weather  Texas-Bred Cold Leaves Layer Of Ice Across Dixie

Strong Stand by West Against Nikita In Berlin Case to Force Backdown Says DefenseOfficial

Red Chief's Charges Hit By Cardinal   “Caesars Will Bow To God,” Primate Warns In Sermon

Polish Reds, Church Open New Conflict   Most Powerful Mer In Country Moving Into Direct Clash

Polish Priest And Red Chiet In Open Row   Primate Denies He’s Following Directives Issued From Vatican

‘Caesars Will Bow to God,’ Polish Cardinal Wyszynski Cautions Reds

Polish Church Leader Feuds With Gomulke   Denies Accusation. Made. Against Him: That He Is Following Pope’s Orders

Cardinal Blasts Gromulka  As Church-State Friction Grows Steadily Worse

Nuclear Threats Only Increase Berlin Efforts   Leaders Resent Reds Attitude; No Backing Down

Nikita’s Miscalculation Of Western Determination  Worries Allied Capitals

 Minister Preaches As Craze Sweeps Britain . Bingo Sin Worse Than Sex Immorality?

‘Rubbish,’ Cries Woman Denunciation of Bingo —Jeered by the English

PASTOR LECTURES BRITONS 7 — Bingo Is Called ‘Greater Sin Than Sex Immorality’

John Dalton Has Executive Staff Picked  Names Administrative And Legal Assistants Ta The Governor

2 Named To Staff By Dalton   Administrative Aide Posts To Welborn, Arnold

Governor-Elect Completes His Executive Stall  Tim Accician   Two Assistants to. Come From Office’ o Attorney General: .:

ENNIS GOES FORWARD   Progress Is Chalked Up Many  Ways   Boys Baseball Ribbon: Sale Will Be Held Fri.and Sat.

Stewardship Ends  Menominee Indian Nation Becomes First Tribe to Achieve Political Independence

Menominee Indian nation indenendent political unit   Becomes 72nd county in . Wisconsin

By Hodges Meet The Challenges.  Businessmen Ureed   i ‘Menominees Independent Again  U. S. Gives It Back To The Indians

Cookie Jar With SG 000 Vanishes   Injured Blind Man Etches Traffic Accident Miserv

Manned Space Shot Scheduled For Tomorrow   Weather . Improves After Forcing Delay. In Today's ‘Flight

See Good Weather For Flight   Grissom Appears Calm As Clouds Start Dissipating

Space Shot Scheduled Wednesday   Weather Conditions Forced Postponement Of Today's Attempt

Manned Space Shot Now Set For Tomorrow       Launch Time Changed To 8 A. M.. Heavy Cloud Cover Causes Delay.

U. S. Space Shot  Set for Tomorrow   Weather Conditions Improved; Launch Time Changed to7-a. m.

FOR 7 A. M. WEDNESDAY  ee ne ce eR A A A ERE Re RN TN UR NE  Space Shot Rescheduled   REPORTS WATCHED

Wednesday Is New Date for Liberty Bell   Astronaut Is Calm Over Postponement;  High Clouds Blamed

#  Weather laproves; Space Shot Nears   Grissom Pleased at New Decision: Ready Whenever You Are, He Seys

Man-in-Space Shot Now Set For Wednesday   Delayed by Arrival OF Cloud Condition

Cool Astronaut Keady  Second Launch Attempt Slated Tomorrow At 8

Weather Conditions Halt Today's Flight   Astronaut Pleased With Decision Te Try Again Wednesday; Takes First Cancellation Calmly; Shot at 8 a.m.

Postponed 24 hours by high clouds   Astronaut ‘Gus Grissom takes the news calmly

Democrats at Odds Over Rocky’s Revised Education Plan; Prendergast Ouster Asked

New Fight On Water  Problems   Bill Suggested In Senate Will Form New Board

Announces Study Plan for Water Problems   Jack Jones Introduces Bill in State Senate.

Thousands Of Russians In Demonstration  25,000 To 50,000. ‘Parade By Embassy In Protest Of Invasion

Arms Ban Sought In Congo by U.S.   Dem Officials Decide on Stand Directly Opposing Red Threats

@ U.N. Takes Congo Official into Protective Custody.  @ Lumumba’s Shadow Will Fall on Congo for Many Years.  Stories On Paae 1?

U.N. to Halt Red Moves?   Kennedy Administration Ready To Back Tough Stand in Congo

Qualifies UN Plan On Force   Report JFK, Rusk Fear Breakdown Of Peace Mission

‘Use of force advocated by United States   Block threatened intervention by the Soviet Union

US. Urges U.N. Power For Congo   Speed Sought To Block Steps as Threatened By Soviet Union.

Administration Favors Use Of Force by U.N. Troops To Block Congo Intervention

Kennedy Decides On Force   U.N. Stand Backed To Block Entry . Into Turbulent Conace

High Priority Assigned 10 Ending Crisis   Would Permit U.N To Block Outside Arms, Intervention

Force Would Be Used To Stop Soviet  UAR Backing To Strengthen Weat

i , As Threatened By Russia  US Favors Giving UN Force Power To Stop etervesttion

Hero Last Week Driver Who Saved Life Of Son Killed In Truck-Train Crash

WILL OBSERVE NATIONAL FFA WEEK FEB, 18-25   Local FFA Chapter Announces Plans For Its Observance

Bureaucratic Censorship.....  Texas Publisher Raps  Tactics of Bureaus —

ROCKEFELLE “THOUGHT DEAD   Governor Flies Over Area Where Son Was Last Seen

 Hope Fading Gov. Rockefeller Searches  New Guinea Swamps for Sor

 Gri im Rockefeller Searches for Son   Thanksgiving Day Sad for Governor

Safety Rules Tightened For Soldier Flights   McNamara Holds  News Conference

McNamara Announces New Rules   Additional Checking of ~Non-Skeds Is Sequel To Tragic Crash.

Tighten Rules for Military  Air Carriers   McNamara Orders New Safety Rules for Airlines

All Carriers Must Be Certified  McNamara Acts After Crash Kills 74 Gls

McNamara orders safety clearance ‘on charter planes used by MATS

New Military Air Travel Regulation: Issued in Wake of Crash Killing 74

Sheriff Believes Girl Hostage Dead  Utah Killer Vanishes In Desolate Region

Bodies of Two Women, Missing Eight Days, Are Found in Palmetto Thicket

Swainson Vetoe: Two More Bills, Signs 45 Others   $106 Million Funds Signed by Governor

cees cuss iects   Expected tly Law On Rration   vers Spending Second stmas In Prison

Kasavubu Seeks UN Cooperation   Army Reorganization Proposed for Congo

Judge Decides Lias Is Native West Virginian  diate Pa Ee ee ee ag acm ome. ome

(reneva Meet Holds Little Western Hope  Asian Neighbors  7 oo en eo, 

Critical Dike, Laos, Feared Beyond Repair   CommunistsTo Demand Big Share in Nation's Future Government

‘COMMUNIST. FLOOD .. . CRESTING’  ~ Pathet Lao Will Deal With West From Strong Position

Special Lenislative Session Leaves Swainson, Lawmakers at Sword’s Point

Officers Search Four States for Killer-Kidnaper   Fully-Clothed Woman Leaps lnto Pool. Saves Caroline

FBI Joins In Manhunt Over Utah  No Trace Yet   No Trace Yet Of Girl And Her Kidnaper

LITTLE HOPE FOR LIFE  Rugged Country May Help Find Girl, Kidnaper

Officers Hunt Killer, Kidnaper Object Of Search Is  Girl, Age 15 And Her Abductor

Meeting Wednesday Highway Unions Petition Board for Pay Increases   Impact of Compacts   To Represent State  Babcock Will Make Alaskan Tour for Highway Board

To Represent State"  Babcock Will Make Alaskar Tour for Highway Board

Mississippi Schedules Mass Court Appearance For 170 Freedom Rider:

Asks Action On Federal School Aid   Ribicoff Prepares Statement to Open Senate Hearings

Congress Ureed To Act Speedily On School Funds  Nation Can't Afford Delay Of Even One Year, Says Ribicoff

IRibicoff Urges Congress To Move ‘Fast On JFK’s Education Program   More Uniform System \Warren’s Court Reform  (Bill Backed By Eagles

Cannot Afford Delay, Welfare Chief Asserts   Boosts JFK Plan In Senate Hearing

$2.3 Billion Plan Delailed   ee S ee. See   Ribicoff Cautions Against Any Delay

Ribicoff Appeals For Approval of Kennedy's Plan   Reviews Federal Role In Education, Says It Involves No Controls

Congress Urged To Move Fast on Aid to Schools   Ribicoff Statement Is Given Committee

$2.3 Billion Plan Detailed   Ribicoff Cautions Aagainst Any Delay

Ribicoff Urges Fast Action On Aid to Schools   Statement Delivered: As Hearings Begin On Kennedy Setup

Welfare Aide Asks Speed For Schools   Ribicoff Tells Senate U.S. Can’t Afford Construction Delays

Tells about hijacking of luxury liner Santa Maria   By assistant purser of the Santa Maria  As told to St. Lucia Police ae ay eal eee ee ee eT 

Cuba Poses Problem For COAS States   Meeting Next Month Will Chart Course

Ministers’ Uruguay Meeting ‘Next Month Will Be Test Of Inter-American Ability

Some Skeptics Continue To Doubt Red Space Trip   By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Write

Did Gagarin Really Orbit Earth? Some Give Reasons for Their Doubt

Soviet Propaganda’  ‘U.S. Skeptics Raise Chorus Of Doubts ‘Russians Actually Put Man Into Space

SKEPTICS, SCIENTISTS, DISAGREEING   Many Doubt Yurils No. 1 in Space

Keeping Score On The Rainfall   U.S. Officials, Skeptics Debate Russian s Orbit of Earth

On The Inside   Is Gagarin Neally Kirst Spaceman?  Well, Did He Or Didn’t He? That’s The Question!

id Gagarin Orbit Garth? Scientists sure He Did, But Skepticism Still Being Voiced

QUESTION IS ARGUED  Did Gagarin Really Orbit Earth?      By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE Associated Presse Snorts Writer

Many Still Doubt Red Space Feat  But U.S. Officials, Scientists Sure Gagarin Orbited

INDIANA   ‘BUT U.S. SCIENTISTS FEEL SURE HE ORBITED EARTH  Skeptics Still Doubt Yuri’s Ride

EXPERTS CONVINCED, BUT—  Some Still Doubt That GagarinOrbited Earth

'U. S. Scientists, Officials Sure He Did ...  Doubters Refuse To Accept Soviet Data on Yuri's Flight

Secrecy raises big chorus of doubting on Reds space feat   By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Write:

Did Gagarin Go: Skeptics Raise Many Doubts, Soviet Evidence Still Meager

Moscow Fails to Provide Details  Did Yuri Really Orbit Earth? Skeptics Raise Many Doubts

U. S. Scientists Sure Reds Put Man Into Orbit   Many Do Not Befieve Gagarin Was First World’s Spaceman

Some Skeptics Still Doubt — Soviet Spaceman Made Fligh   By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Writer

Why The Doubts?   Did Gargarin Really Orbit Earth? U.S.. Scientists Have Said ‘Yes’

Did Yuri Gagarin Really Orbit Earth To Become First Space Man?   By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE Ascociated Press Science Write

 Scientists Say Yes—Skeptics Raise Doubts —   Still Argue Over Gagarin’s F light   Bv ALTON L. BLAKESLEE

Floor Fight Shapes Up In Assembly   Tax Plan Delayed; Fair Housing Bill . Amondmerd Planned

Final Decision Due Today West Virginia House Vote Scheduled On Liquor Issue

Many Upsets in Local Elections Over Missouri   Carrollton Turns Down Bond Issue to Improve Roads In Park.

Hannibal Votes Daylight Time, Columbia Beats Bonds Sermon Machine Is Defeated In Big Upset atIndependence

Winners Of Dungan Awards Are Announced   Tom Raitan To Outline Farm Program

‘Ousted Livingston Police Chief Charged With Grand Larceny; Enters Innocent Plea

Kennedy On The Threshold--4 Legislation Enactment ‘Task Faces The President-Elect   By RELMAN MORIN

Deep Snow, Flood: Afflict 4 States  Torriado Damages Town in Louisiana

Substitute Plan To Redistrict State Accepted   Substituted for Bill Proposed By Committee

Traffic Tolls On Seaway Fall Short of Goal   Possible Price Increase Seen for Use of Waterway

Arabs May Pull Out Of Kuwait   League Warns Of Withdrawal If British Return

Arabs Threaten Pullout   Troop Withdrawal Warned If British Send In Military   CONCERN

Arab forces to withdraw if British in   Fears of Iraqi move subside after show of strength

Arabs Warn On Pullout At Kuwait   Britain’s Fears Of Iraqi Move Against Sheikdom Subside

Arab League: Threatens To Leave Kuwait  Against Landing” Of British Troops

Arab League Warns  British Told They Have  No Business In Kuwait

ARABS WONT HELP BRITAIN HOLD KUWAIT   Will Withdraw Troops I British Troops Land. Iraqi Threat To Sheik. dom Subsides.

Arabs to Quit Kuwait Guard If British Act   League Says There Is No Reason for Fleet Return

Arabs May Quit Kuwaif Security  Dawe At lean: hAaAvaA   Fear of Iraqi Move Is Subsiding Today

Warning Issued By Arab League Security Forces Will  Leave If Troops From Britain Are Sent In

Hf British Troops Return.  ~ Arab League Security Force May Withdraw From Kuwait

Threat Made If British Come Back   But England’s Fears Apparently Are Subsiding

British Warned By Arabs   Forces to Withdray If British Troops Move Into Iraqi

Sunday Event:   Cannon Vo Boom Once Mere Near Antietam Buattlearound

Foyt wins 500 in 1 duel with Sachs   UNOFFICIAL SPEED 138.466 M.P.H.

In E ichmann — 7 rial  er renee ne St mma  American Judge To Testify Today

{Weather  Lee -¢  ont t we tay we ee     ids Conservation  Pane he ot Ff  Work  ae =  in County:

NSA Will Present Controversial Film In HUAC Pregram   See Editorial on Page Two

America Must be Willing to Face Risks Home, Abroad  Kennedy Says Nation Is Neither Red i‘.  — ff  - <

JFK Cites Firmness, Flexibility   U.S. Won't Stand Around And Let ‘Free World Be Blown to Pieces’

JFK Re-Emphasizes  Firmness on Berlin   Taylor to View Asia Situation

ennedy states his policy  Keep free nations from giving up, prevent world from being blown up

Holiday Death Toll Climbing Over Nation   Good Weather Brings Millions to Highways— Deaths May Reach 450  re WA Pree eee FO GN GF “Gk wate.

11 Killed In Nevada Headon Collision  Three Die On New Mexico Highways As National Toll Continues To Rise

11 Persons In  Family Are Killed  Rate Of Traffic   Rate Of Traffie Deaths Over °60

11 Vietims In Nevada  Smashup   Warm Weather Big Factor in Holiday Tragedie:   HOLIDAY DEATH SCORE

Auto Death Toll Continues To Rise   Midnite Death Log   ae ee ees eee     138 Traffic 10 Boating 18 Drownings 26 Miscellaneous 192 Total

8 Perish In Arundel  House Fire   7 Children, Adult Victims Of 2-Story ‘Flaming Inferno’ Cancod Pe Furnare

Ohio Starts Fiscal Year Short on Funds  Still Not Approved By Leaisiature

Payments May Be Delayed New Fiscal Year Starts With Fund Bill Still Held Up

Film Star Heston Joins Marchers Protesting Oklahoma City Barriers

Laos Talks Bog Down In Rebel Village   Pro-Communists Join Neutralists To Block Parley

Star Has Grand Champion   ‘It Shoula Be tequired Neading Comment on Jones Article on America

‘It Should Be Required Reading’ Comment on Jones Article on America

While School Keens   HEARING TESTS SET FOR MOST COUNTY SCHOOL CHILDREN

HEARING TESTS SET FOR PUPILS   Akron And Westfield Screening Tests To Be Given This Month

May Mean New Era State Voters to Decide on Extra Term for Governors

Tax Bill Plea Sent Assembly   Hour of Decision Has Arrived, Says Governor in Special Appeal

Two Waves of Riots Occur in Alabama   Group of Freedom Riders Arrive In Montgomery on Bus; Mob Clubs Many Down Beat Newsmen, Photographers

Bloody Riots Explode at Bus Station   Fighting Stopped for While, Then 2nd Breaks Out

Mob Attacks Racial Bus Riders Again   Negroes, Newsmen Beaten by Howling Throng in South

Howling Mob Beats ‘Freedom Riders   White Men and Women Attack Racially-Mixed Group as Bus Arrives in Montgomery; Police, Absent Earlier, Finally Restore Order

ALABAMA'S CAPITAL IS RIOT SITE   Several People Severely Clubbed During Trouble

Pelice Late In Arriving  Alabama Racist Mob Attacks Bus ‘Freedom Riders‘

B-47 Bomber Crash Kills 4  [ Se Mena eee 2 Bae eu   One Crewman ‘Chute Safely In Kentucky

Capehart Complains $463,000 U.S. Funds Diverted fo Cuba: Through UN

_ House Demos Introduce 12 Measures—   : ° ; . Legislative Action Begins On  ' Lawrence's $991 Million Budget

Reds Claim They Have Missile To Destroy Rockets      Fail To Spell Out Details Of Defense Aqainst Enemy Missiles

Reds Told of Nuclear Arms Gains by Russig   Defense Minister Claims Ability to Crush Aggressor

Russia Claims Defense Agains Missile Attack  - USSR Copable .  PEehiwmae Fob a

Reds boast rocket killer   ‘Successfully solved problem of missile defense’

Moscow:  Reds Claim Antimissile Development   Soviet Defense Minister Reports Successful Test:

Antimissile Arm Claimed By Russians    Able to Inflict Crushing Defeat, — Red Congress Told

Army Chief Cites Nuclear Strength  Russian Boasts Of Antimissile Rocket

Declines to Spell Out  Antimissile Details Red Defense Minister Claims Rocket ‘Troops Important in Any Future War

Soviet Bre Breakthrough? rh?  Red Defense Boss Hints AtAntimissile Weapon

Missile Problem! Taylor Discusses Reported Solved’ Planned Proposals

HISTORICAL SOGIET ¥ OF MORTANA HELENA   More Than 250 Dead in Thanksgiving Accidents

Capsule Recovery Fails as Satellite Discoverer XXI{f Wobbles in Its Orbit

Senator Urges Kennedy to Form ‘Peace Acency’ to Work Toward Disermament

To Replace Kaiser Plant Loss Officials Move Fast  — To Attract Industry

 : - ~ ‘To Replace Kaiser Plant Loss  Officials Move Fast To Attract Industry

Neutrals Appeal to Kennedy. Nikita’   ‘Neutralists’ Dropped Ball In Conference at Belarade

Demands Talks To Remove Danger of War That Threatens Entire World

Another War Would Be Ultimate Folly: Nehru   25 Belgrade Conference Nations Dispatch Pleas

Pleas Sent To U.S. And Soviet Union   Belgrade Meeting  ‘Demands Start Of Direct Neaotiations

Plea Made In Moscow By Nehru   Meeting With JFK Scheduled Tuesday

Notes Sent Khrushehev. US. Chief   Dangers Of War Cited, Leaders Urged To Meet

3 Students Get ‘Solitary’ For Jail Sitdown  ‘Sit-In’ Group Put On Bread, Water In South Carolina Case

8 Demonstrators On Bread, Water   Show No Indication Of Endina Protest

Integration: —————  —  New Persecution Erupts in South  Negro Demonstrators Back on Bread. Warer

Negro Students Put in Solitary   Refused to Work, Says S.C. Prison .Official

Get Bread ana Water . 8 Negro Demonstrators Are Placed In Solitary in South Carolina Prison:

‘In South Carolina  Sut-In Negroes Jailed, Placed on Bread and Water

Negro Sit-in Demonstrators Placed in Solitary Confinement on Bread and Water

Bread and Water for Sit-in....  Negro Students. Are Given     ‘Solitary’ in Southern Jail

Peonle You Know     \NNOUNCE NOMINATIONS FOR DIRECTORS OF FLOYD VALLEY WATERSHED ASSN

People You Know   ' sg . ANNOUNCE NOMINATIONS. ‘FOR DIRECTORS:OF FLOYD VALLEY WATERSHED ASSN.

Junior College Aid Boost ls Approved   Republican Caucus Jumps Figure By $136,000

Junior Colleges  May Get Boost      Republican Senators Seek Increased Aid

lke Is Incensed By U.S. Pamphlet   “Hopping Mad’ About State Dept. Booklet

lke Reportedly Incensed Over Berlin Pamphlet  May Discuss Matter At Meeting With GOP Conaressmen

Pamphlet Pictures Ike as Balking At Capture of Berlin---He’s Mad »

Accused Murderers  Waive Preliminary  Two Bound Over In Miller County

‘Inside Today   ‘Up fo 16 Inches New Snow; Drifts Block Major Roads

Communist Congress to  Hear Nikite  Anxious World Awaits His Views

Opening loday   ti ————.8  ‘Communist Leaders Gather In Moscow For Meeting

Shortening The News   Gift From Khrushchev To First Lady  - Space Dog's Pup Added To Kennedy Menagerie

TERRIER CHARLIE GETS PLAYMATE  Khrush Sends Blonde Puppy to Kennedys

Nikita Sends Daughter of Russian Space Dog to Mrs. Kennedy, Pup Has Eye on Her ‘Charlie’

War Possible Over Berlin Unless Khrushchev Wavers   IKhrushchev Sends Dog To Kennedys, She Likes U.S.

On Khrush’s Orders                               ‘Gets ea Tn White House

Dark-Eyed Platinum BlondeTemptress From Russia Invades The White House

Little Red Blonde Flirts In White House   Related Pictures Pare 2

Puppy Love At White House Blonde Russian Temptress Sends Charley Into Tizzy

Changes Made in British Cabinet  Leader of Commons Wel ng 8 Des he ec ce Os we

Probe Widens ln Basketball Point Shaving  Parade Of Witnesses Continues: Gamblers Tied Toe Seandals

Unemployed Not Interested...  Depressed Retraining Program Faltering   By DICK LEONARD

Boredom,BoozeCausedPeaceful Ft. Lauderdale’ s Chaos: 'Most Of The Kids Aren’tRioters, Disapprove OfDisorder   By H. DBD. ovIggn

FT. LAUDERDALE HEADACHE Sign Says: ‘Welcome,’  Then Adds: ‘Have Fun’   Ry H. D. OVIGG

—— Fo Locate, Mark Sites Fallout Shelter Survey To Begin In December

West Expresses Hope Pact Will tnd Red Threat   Light Sovereign Districts Organized on Tribal Lines Replace Republic.

Hope End Of Communism Ihreat  Kasavubu Named Head Of New Congo System

Confederation Of Eight States Established   Western Diplomats Hopeful Group Will End Red Threat

Diplomats Express Hope That Communist Threat Can Be Averted In Move

Federation In Congo Is Peace Hope   Western Diplomats Optimistic But Moscow Is Angry

Congo States Organization Is New Hope of the Wes!   REFUSES TO ATTEND

Vest Expresses Hope in Congo “Confederation;” Kasavubu Is President

Philadelphia Convicts  End Revolt   SETI! te wie  Troopers—One Guard Stabbed and Another Held Captive for Time

‘PEAK OF FRUSTRATION’ Cuban Bombing Raid Result Of ‘Internal Combustion’

rugn Lever 1Qiks  President Will Review Strategy in U.N., Plan To Bar Communist China

Stevenson, Cleveland to Meet With — Kennedy on Communist China Strateqy

Whiteman Lists Ambitious Plan For Steel Tour  Suggests Visit By Governor

OFFICER SHOT FIVE TIMES BY THUG   S'ain While Investigating Prowler Report  ern gece mb   Fires Fatal Shots After Melee With Patrolman; 4 Youths Witnesses

Reds Talk Blockade  Would Retaliate if West Imposes Trade Embargo

Would Counter Any Embargo by Western Powers   Allies Reported Opposing Any Drastic Action Against Closure Of 25-Mile Berlin Border.

Adenauer Reportedly _ nee Considering Moves — Against Communist:

Action Hinted If Economic  Blight Taken   Bonn Parliament to Meet Friday to Take Own Counter Moves

Reds Would f West Attempts FconomicAction   But Allies Oppose   But Allies Oppose Any Drastic Steps On Berlin Crisis

Allies Indicate, However. Economie Sanctions  Will Not Be Imposed

Reds Counter Protests if West Puts Economic Blight On East Germany

More Terrorist Attacks Plague  Mexico: Four Di Two-Day Death   Two-Day Death Toll Reaches 30; Many Wounded

Do-lt-Yourself Life Jacket  Cocoon Is Space-Chute   Once out of orbit the actronat!

MARINE MARINE GOES  S TO W. WAR No Gifts Gifts, Mom. Tree Is Enough

‘Mother Has Been Saving Christmas Tree Since 1950 For Son Killed In Korean War

When Son Was Killed In Korea—     Mother's Been Saving Yule Tree Since ‘50

1-Year Heartache For Mother t  FORLORN TREE. WAITS MARINE:      DEATH MYSTERIOUS

Dominican Police And Troops Battle Bands Of Anti-Government Students

PRAYER FOR . . .  e@ I0DAY e@   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion : Features)

U.S. Resumption Of Blasts Subject For Conferences   Kremlin Declares ‘Holiday’ Ended; Wrecks Parley

Sen.Halusks May RunFor Governor  ‘Senator Declares He Would Do Anything

Trailer Bill Effective in State Dec. 31   Governor Signs Law Permitting Lonaer Unite

Survivor of anti-Castro landing tells story   By MANUEL PENABAZ As told to UPI

Three Other Generals Still Hude Pursuers   Survivor of Cuban Invasion  Tells How They Met Deteat   By MANUEL PENABAZ As teld to UPI Canvricht 1961 by UPI

Escapes "Disastrous Invasion’  Lucky Invader Describes Cubar “Dunkirk” ..His Miracle Escape

By MANUEL PENABAZ (Copyright 1961 by United Press  Intarnatianal

sevatere See Fe eet, toe  Eye Witness: Says Soviet Arms Defeated Cuba Invasion

An eyewitness tells of abortive Cuba invasion   'Cochinos Bay landina was Cuba’s Dunkirk”

Escaped Cuba Rebel Tells Vivid Story Of Invasion   By MANUEL PENABAZ As told to UPI (Convricht 1961 bv UPI)

First Eye-Witness Account: Cuban Invasion Survivor Says. ‘Soviet Migs, Tanks Defeated Us’

ee ota. Gea Survivor's Story   Soviet Planes, Tanks, Mortars Beat Invaders

By MANUEL PENABAZ As told to UPI  SRE EES: Aah 1, 2anre  WeEbe geaenmeae i

Cuban Invasion Survivor Blames Defeat on Superior Red Weapons   By MANUEL PENABAZ As Told to UPI  iMiiammuaeatiak iA tase t.2. Bs Rawsr.

Survivor of Cuban Invasion Force Says Mig Jets, Red Tanks Too Much

FIRST EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT ‘Cochinos Bay Is To Cubans  What Dunkirk Was To British’

May 9 New Date County Administrator Hearing Continued   Eyewitness Reports on Disastrous Invasion   By MANUEL PRNABAZ As Told to UPI  wWwrybry

Heovy Firing Ushers In Swift Coup; Fate Of Prime Minister  Remains in Question

Sportsmen To Make 1962 Political Issue Of Strip Mine Legislation

Solons Ponder State's Idle Pay Problem  Plans Shunned Only   Plans Shunned Only 7 Weeks Ago Getting Attention Now

Ohio House Group Ponders Jobless Bills   Three Measures Approach Problem In Different Ways

Ohio House Considers 3 Jobless Bills   Other Measures Roll Into Legislature

In Last News Conference   Other Bills Pour Into Legislature Ohio House Group Studies Jobless Benefit Extension

oe  HOUSE ADOPTS RESOLUTION HONORING RICHARD L. BITTERS, KILLED IN AN EW YORK AIRLINER COLLISION  Gamut Of Bills Rolls Into GOP Controlled Legislature

Legislature To Consider Employment   Lawmakers Study Bills Similar To DiSalle’s Proposals

Solons Ponder State's Idle Pay Problem   Plans Shunned Only 7 Weeks Ago Getting Attention Now

Castro Says U: S. Plots Isolation   Claims U.S. Forged Douments Against Cuban Reaime

Kennedy Sends School Aid Bill To Congress   President Asks for $2 Billion to Help States Build Schools

UN Action Not Sought By Laos   Communists Deny invasion; Report Not Confirmed

Legislature Handed Program vor Aiding Local Governments ¢o Lure ledysir:

VP Johnson Escapes Fire  In Big Hotel   Large Group Is Evacuated By Kitehen Blaze

 Include Vice-President  Smoke of Hotel Kitchen Fire Forces Hundreds to Leave

JUDGE BEATEN  nee nee nnD Denn DnTTnnnnnTn enn SITEIOTITTTT es acaeiaeneesenmeneenneeeeeeenenmeaaamaa  4 in Family  Are Charged

Senate Refuses Reorganization Of Sport Group   Anderson Hopes Killed, and He ls Disappointed

Fish, Game Bill Killed In Committee   Anderson’s Plans For Reorganization Given the Ax

Investigate Military Activities . Chicago Tribune ‘Reports AntiRed Statement Probe

Team Reported On Search For Extreme Groups  Paper Says Military   Paper Says Militar Men Are Objective Of Investiqation

Nuclear ‘Boiler’ Blasted Scientists Draw Data  To Enrieh Mankind

Paff Of Radioactive Vapor No Ca use For Concern  AEC Hails ‘Project Gnome’   ‘Tom Thumb’ Success

Underground Nuclear Blast Success: Radioactive Vapor Not Harmful

Weather   Test Termed ‘Generally Successful’; Radioactive Cloud Is Disappointment

American Scientists Collect Data From Nuclear Blust Beneath New Mex. Deser'

Vapor Causes No Concern Scientists Collect Data From  First Peaceful Atomic Tes!

#VUWIV Gee wwitee @eee  Scientists Collect Data From Underground Blast

FOUND ASLEEP ON LIFE RAFT 120 MILES OUT   Wisconsin Child Survives Wreck

ORDEAL ON_ATLANEEIC  11-Year-Old Girl Is Rescued; Family Dies In Tragedy At Sea

Second Survivor from Yacht  Passing Ship Finds Girl Adrift on Raft

2 Major Issues Emerge  Speech Hints Ever-So-Slight Easing Of Immediate Threat

Soviets Edge Cautious Bid To Negotiate   If U.S. Recognizes E. Germany, Russians Are Willing To. Talk

IFIRST ATOMIC WEATHER ‘STATION TO BE SET UP 'IN ARCTIC NEXT MONTH

Many Proposed But Not All to Be Chosen  New Bills Seek Traffic Safety

BROADEST HIGHWAY PROGRAM  Road Safety Bills Clog  Minnesota Legislature

1957 Fallout Brought Death to Many Russians, Says Unofficial Report

FORWARD PUSH FOR PROGRAM Democrats Foresee Gains  For Kennedy Legislation

Copyright Expires Composer Finally to Reap Profits from Yiddish Song

President Urged To Declare Limited National Emergency To Deal With Berlin Crisis

Airline Layoffs Underway Today Unless Striking Flight Engineers Come Back

Layoffs Set By Airlines In Walkout   60,000 Employes Face Furlough As Strike Continues

ENGINEERS STRIKE FORCES MASS LAYOFFS  3 Air Carriers to Shut Down

Flight Engineers Strike May Idle 60,000 Workers  No Settlement in Sight; . Layoffs Will Begin Today

Airlines To Shut Down Over Engineers Walkout; 60,000 May Be Furloughed

Five Major Airlines Prepare to Layoff 60,000 After Flight Engineers Strike

Court to Review Decision on Price Competition   Action Involves Ruling By Judge in Kansas City On a Dairy Firm There.

Employe Finds Money Bags in Incinerator  Bags Identified as Those From  $71,000 Robbery

Bank Loot Is Found in Hotel Incinerator: Two Are Hunted as Robbers

Ask Study To Fix All Blame   Yugoslavia Requests Query By Security Council Over Killing

Yugoslavia Urges UN  Investigation   To Fix the Blame For Ex-Premier’s Violent Death

Coming Up  Poe~ Peer ewe & wn wh oe oe   ‘COUNTY BARRACKS— TO MEET WEDNESDAY

German Issue Discussed by K-K, Reds Say  Peace Treaty  Urged at Vienne R,, VW be wiseda wks nes

 § AAAKSQGIVING  ‘Atchison Churches Will  ‘Hold Holiday Services

Index   Ottawa Gives Ovation For Jackie Kennedy As She Takes Spotlight From President

Doing Your Holiday Mailing Monday?  Postal Boys Will Be Ready   Postmen To Cover Routes Here Today

Proved By Experience Biggest Mail Load Due Monday At Post Office

eee Than Half a Billion Pieces  Holiday Mail Peak Expected Monday

This and That  ‘MYSTERY LADY’ AND DISNEY PEOPLE VISIT ~~ PARKINSON MUSEUM

This and That  ‘MYSTERY. LADY’ Kio, DISNEY PEOPLE VISIT — PARKINSON MUSFETIM -

Newburgh’s City Manager Cites Unethical Movement Mitchell Claims Opponents Trying  Ts... Dinaét¢wn<r LEI2n Daniuitatian

Goldwater for Orange Plan  Mitchell Sees Plot To Ruin Reputation   Rtaved Year Loneer

Dozens Believe Trapped and Drowned in Swamp y Marsh  Rescue Workers Search in Wreckage

40 Fined Here For Violation Of Stop Signs   Strict Entorcement Of Traffic Laws  fe Be. a

AO Fined Here For Violation Of Stop Sians   Strict Enforcement -:  Of Traffic Laws .. Begun by Police

Mercury Capsule Used In Today’s Sky Shot Far Superior To One Fired September 9, ‘59

Today's Model Better  First Capsule Came Back From 1959 Space’ Flight

Inside The Times   Countdown Lo Victory —  Work: Expense Span Space Gar

Fanfani Says Italy Loyal To West Nikita Willing To Negotiate On German Problem

Opportune Time Is Now Nikita Says   Views Reported As Red Chief Meets  Italian Premier

Reaffirms Intention to Sign Treaty   Soviet Premier Holds Frank Exchange of Views With Italians

Reaffirms Intentions To Fanfani  Italians Say Soviet Doesn't Expect War

\For A Down To Earth, Shirtsleeve Talk  Fanfani And Nikita Shed Their Coats

REITERATES ITALY’S STAND WITH WEST  Fanfani Asks Negotiation Of International Issues

'Fanfani Tells Nikita   Fanfani Tells Nikita Italy Set To Stand By West

One Dead, One Wounded in Shootings  MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN SEEKS TO KILL 2 SONS.

Compulsory Reorganization Of School Districts Is Key Part Of New Pa. Proposal

Expansion In Colleges Is Urged   Higher Teacher Pay Included In State Report

Lawrence Committee  To Report   Ten-Year Plan Includes Forced  Reorganization

Announce Bold, Imaginative Blueprint — For Pennsvivania Education Durina 1960<

Widow of Dubuque physician tells about teleohone lure   Gate carand all

30 Policemen Quell Uprising On West Side   Jealous Squabble Between 2 Women Starts Street Brawl

GOP Blueprint on 62 Election   Money, Candidates   and leenac Naadad

Holiday DeathsHigh In Traffic ©  25 Pct. Above Safety Council Estimates

MAY BREAK 1950 RECORD  Holiday. Death Toll Climbs Past Safety Council Guess -

Holiday Tol! From Autos  Climbs Fast   Runs 25 Pet. Ahead Of Normal Weekend, Says Safety Council —Most of Roads Dry

258 Have Died On Highways And 69 From  Drowning   RATE IS HIGHER THAN PREDICTED

Commerce Secy. Named By Governor   Gutgoing Democratic Mayor Of Lancaster In Cabinet Post

Sweeping Fiscal Reform Is Urged  ff BW. . g ck   Kennedy Says Group’s Report May Help Strenathen Economy

Kennedy Will Avoid Political Scrap With Ike in Current Election Drives

NO POLITICAL BATTLE WITH EISENHOWER   Kennedy To Also Re. frain From Frontal  : Attack On Nixon   PRESIDENT WILL   AID. DEMOCRATS

Three Killed, %) Wounded By Terrorists   Rebel Throws Grenade In Midst Of Carnival Crowd

A One-Year Extension Of Farm Plan   Senate Votes Keep Emergency Corn, Feed Grains Plan

Hubby Plans Art Career For Bride   Newlyweds, 80, Hope to Unseat Grandma Moses

President Sees Hope In Offer  Certain Phase:   Certain Phases Not Acceptable

Soviets Agree to Join Britain And United States in Call for Cease-Fire in Laos

Note In Reply To Britain Is Coy On lime   Red China Would Attend Cambodia Talks This Month

Soviet Says : Talk Needed On Problem   Would Join West In Conference At Cambodia Capital

VAGUE ON TIMING   Russians Agree to Call for End ‘of Laos Fighting

Soviet Union Asks For 14-Nation Conference  On Embattled Kinedon

International Conference On Future of Laos Asked In Moscow Reply to Plans

British Plan, — Backed by U.S. Said Agreeable   International Meeting On Nation’s Future Demanded by Moscow

Laos Peace Proposal Given Soviet Support   But Kremlin Wants To Talk Before Calling Cease-Fire

Country's Fate Left To Parley   Russians Vague ~ On Timing Of Proposed Ceasefire

Soviets Vague  On Cease-Fire   Cautious Study Is Due Moscow Note: 14-Nation Talks Asked

Moscow Says Laotians Themselves Should Say  When Fighting To Stop

WANation Bedy Meeting Asked {n Red Reply   Would Leave crd To Fightina Up To Laotiuns

Communist Youths Are hxpected it ‘Terrorize Wennedy In Venezuela

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY e   (Copyrighted 1961, A Nationai Council of Churches Religion Features)

Confiscaron 41 Libras 7 Onzas De Marihuana   Los Funerales De S. Rayburt  Manana En Bonham, Texas   WrIETIPA MARIR

Confiscaron 41 Libras “7 Onzas De Marihuana   Los Funerales De S. Rayburr  Mafana En Bonham, Texas

Hopes Fight Is Ended By Wednesday   Red-Backed Prince ‘Greets’ Proposal, Calls Saturday Talk

British, Soviet Call for Cease Fire Accepted   Peace Meeting Call Issued for Saturday

Laos Approves Joint Outline On Cease Fire   British-Soviet Bid Wins Okay Today Of Wednesday Halt   Big Gap Is Seen In Laotian Plan

Communist-Backed Prince Suggests Peace Meeting of All Factions Saturday in Pathet Lao Stronahold

Laos Accepts Cease-Fire  Both Sides Agree, No Date Set for Halt to Fighting

Laos Hopes for End of Fighting On Wednesday   Regime Accepts Cease-Fire Call

Laos Approves Joint Outline On Cease Fire   British-Soviet Bid Wins Okay Today Of Wednesday Halt   See LAOS, Page 10   Big Gap Is Seen In Laotian Plan

Fighting May End Wednesday  Officials Accept Call For Cease-Fire In Laos

Cease-fire Accepted In Laos   Fighting Continues For Several Days; Date Not Laid Dowr

Communists In Bargaining Vantage Point Observers Fear Red Push  Under Laotian Cease Fire

U.S. Sees Big Gap In Laotian Plar   Possibility of Rehel Offensive Is Seen Before Talks Start

Gap In Laos Cease-Fire Favors Reds   U.S. Thinks Plas Would Allow New Offensive

U.S. Officials See Large Gar in Cease-Fire  Commies Could Spring Another eh Stes: bh ewe

Laos Cease - Fire Plan Accepted; Fighting Could End by Tomorrow   Neutralist Souvanna Phouma “Welcomes” Acceptance of British-Soviet Proposal; Calls for Peace Meeting    Analysis of Cease-Fire:  Possibility of New Offensive Seen by Top US Officials

Laos Backs Call For A  Cease-Fire   Hope Fighting Will End Wednesday

LAOS GOV'T AGREES 10 - CEASE-FIRE   Russian - Backed Leader Souvanna Phouma Also Welcomes Proposal; Fighting May End Wednesday.

Royalist, Rebel Forces in Laos  OK Cease-Fire   No Date Proposed For Troops in Field To Lay Down Arms

Cease Fire Accepted; Fighting Will Continue Since Date Is Not Set

Aarance or Chemie L.A U.S. Spots Large Gap In ‘Laotian Cease-Fire Plan

Fighting In Laos Goes On After Appeat   Current Action Not Major, Say Western Attaches

Both Sides Accept Laos Cease-Fire, But Fiahting May Continue for Days

May Allow ‘New Red- Backed Offensive —  Cease-Fire Plan Shows Gar

Laos OKs Joint Call for Peace   Accepts Russ, British Plan for Cease-fire

Both Sides Accept  Laos Cease-Fire  Fighting May Go On For Several Days

Ceasefire Is Accepted by. Royal Force   Reports Indicate Fighting Could Be Halted Wednesday

Laos Accepts Call for Truce  Neutral Ex-Premier   Neutral Ex-Premier Also OKs Proposal

Laos Accepts East-West Bid On Cease-Fire   Notifying Troops To Stop Fighting Could Take Days

Fear New Red Move  In Laos TE & Sees Can   U.S. Sees Gap  In Cease-Fire

‘Plan Might Give Rebels Offensive   U.S.: Without Verified  Cessation, Won't Go to Geneva

CEASE-FIRE DATE UNCERTAIN Pro-Western Laos Accepts Pact Call; Pathet Lao Silent

Laos Truce Accepted— Date Pends  Cease-Fire Fails  To End Battles

Laos Accepts Cease-Fire Call   Hope Expressed Fighting May End Wednesday

Cease-Fire Proposal Accepted   Fighting In Laos To End Soon; Prince Phouma ‘Welcomes’ British-Red Call

Cease-Fire Accepted By Laotians      Both Factions In Agreement  On New Pledge

Hope Voiced For End of Fight Soon   Neutralist Leader Calls for Peace Meeting Saturday

Laotians Agree To Cease Fire; Battle Goes On  14-Nation Parley Set for May 12

i a i i Ll  Government Formally Accepts Joint 'British-Soviet Call for Cease-Fire

Laos Parliament Seeks To Bolster Pro-West Regime   Government Reports Recapture Of Key City; Westerners Still Skeptical Of Active Participation By Red Viet Nam

Red Claims Wall Built To Stop  Manpower Drain   Libricht Says Bonn Businesses -Reeruited East German Workers

To Keep Workers at Home  Ulbricht Admits Walt . Had Twofold Purpose.

Recruiting By Westls Red Charge  Loss Of Manpower:   Loss Of Manpower Cited By Ulbricht As Reason For Wall

Ulbricht Says Wal Had To Be Built Te Halt ‘Power Drain  : Says Loss Of Many  _ Specialists Cost His Regime Dearly

Bitter Ulbricht Accuses West Of "Recruiting   East German's Report Is Frank

Allies Wait Soviet Move On Berlin   Ready To Talk Settlement If Reds Willing

Allies Put Issue Of Berlin Talks Up to Russians  Ready to Confer on ‘Reasonable Basis’ BB .2 BA tem...

Ministers leave next Berlin move to Russia      Ry TOM OCHILETRER

Berlin Move Up to Soviet   Foreign Ministers Say They Will Confer Only on Reasonable Basis

West's Envoys Say Next Step Up to Moscow   Willing To Talk On Berlin Crisis

Khrushchey Does Not Want To Fight  Urges Conference With Wect Powere

Warns Big 3 of Dancer   Soviets Mey Send More Troops te Western Frontier

Big 4 Ministers Leave Next Move Up to Russians   Willing to Talk on Reasonable Basis-

Nikita Urges Avoidance of War Psychosis   Wants Allies to ‘Sit Down Honestly’ In Conference

Big Four Willing To Negotiate   Western Powers Leave Next Move To Soviets; Conference Continues

Nikita Sounds Peaceful Note ~   Calls For Conference On  Berlin Crisis’

Big-4 Ministers Put Next Move Up to Russians   Say They Will Talk With Soviets Only on ‘Reasonable Basis”

Wants Confab War Psychosis Hit By Khrush   Big 4 Ready To Talk, But  Leave Moves Up To Russia

Western ‘Big 4’ Ready To Negotiate  Next Move On Berlin Up ToRed:

Khrushchev Warns West Against ‘War Psychosis’ And Invites Berlin Tale

M Moscow:  Khrushchev  Sounds Mild  Tone in Talk Russian Premier *  Warns Against MWe Dewelaere?

Next Move On Berlin Up to Reds   Big Four Willing To Negotiate For Settlement

K Uraes Big 3: Avoid War Psychosis   JFK, Adlai Agree: International Control of Outer Space Needed   Latest Space Feat Seen As Step Before Moon Try

Big 4 Leaves Next Move Up To Russians  Willing to Discuss Berlin Settlement,

West Is Ready To Negotiate Berlin Crisis   But Next Move Up To Russians, Big Four Ministers Say At Paris

Leaves Next Move Up to Soviet Union   Nikita Calls for ‘Honest Talks’; May Add Troops

Soviets Hur! U.N. Challenge With Caution   Jockeying Over New Structure Becomes Obvious

Russia Stil Insisting On U.N. Change   Demands That 3-Man Secretariat Be Installed

Soviets Bid to Change Basic Structure  Caution Watchword as U.N. Opens Tense Sessior

Many Waiting for U.S. Declaration  'U.N. Delegations Being Cautious

-SOVIET DEMAND HAS AN ‘OUT— Delegates Wary In Their Negotiations

AN EDITORIAL ...  Voters Get Year of Service for Each Minute Spent at the Polls

Three Things Can Lift Grades   By Leslie J. Nason, Ed. D, Professor of Education,  Dleiqwnuwogéies ch Me Tike 3 @

Nason On Education-4 New Words Are Key In Solving Tricky Course —

Own People Killed by Red Bomb   Weather Mistake Caused High Death Rate in Pazakhstan

Hamilton Seen As CIA Head  Is Reported In Line To Replace Dulles

Lawyer May Be New CIA Chief   To Succeed Dulles In Hush-Hush Agency

Lawyer likely C.I.A. chief   Fowler Hamilton  may succeed Allen W. Dulles

See N.Y.  Lawyer as  CIA Head   Fowler Hamilton Reported in Line for Dulles’ Job

Explorer XII Tests Radiation  New Space Messenger Aimed For Wide-Swinging Orbit Around Eart!

‘Windmill’ Satellite Launched   Solar Radiation Study Planned With New Unit

Explorer XII Payload Spins Through Space  NASA Official Believes Weather Satellite In Orbit

U.S. Satellite. Plumbs Hazarc to Astronauts  - Orbit Confirmation Delayed by Long Elintienl Dash

New Device Designed Te Collect Data   Explorer Launched At Canaveral For ‘Extensive Probe’

iSeeks Vital Data On Radiation . Space ‘Windmill’ Sent To Probe Solar Fields

U.S. SHOOTS “WINDMILL” SATELLITE   Predict Space Package Will Reach 54,000 Miles Out In Elliptical Orbit.

U.S. Fires Explorer XII  New Scientific Space Traveler Eyes Solar Data

NASA Reports Good Shot And Confident Of Orbit; Gathers Radiation Data   Extremely Elliptical Orbit Sought And 62 Hours May Be Needed To Confirm: Goes Far Out Into Space

New Satellite Seeking Data On Sun's Power   ‘Windmill Device To Determine Hazards To Manned Flight

Explorer Up To Probe Radiation   ‘Windmill’ Payload Will Gather Data On Magnetic Fields

Laos Conference Today Agrees On Four Points Of Draft Declaration

State Will Oil More Area Roads   Projects in Daviess, Linn and Caldwell Included.

Red China. Collapse. In  Prospect. 18 Mont!         Year To 18 Monti     :  Tl vindor Jolinson

Told Communist Regime In China Might Collapse   Give Chiang New Pledge of U.S. Support

Johnson Hears Of Trouble In Red China  Crop Failure, Poor   Crop Failure, Poor Management Blamed Fer Troop Unrest

Red Rulein China Could Coliapse, Johnson Is Told  But Information Does   But Information Does Not Jibe With Othe Available Facts

Red Chinese In Serious Trouble, Johnson Hears   Vice President Told Army Might Revolt Because of Unrest. Malnutrition.

Red Chinese Army Might Revolt   Vice President Says Commies In Dumestic Trouble

INTERNAL WOES HEARD DURING TOUR Johnson Has Data Showing Red China Could Fall Soon

‘Johnson Told Crop Failure, Poor Management Prompt Unrest ;  Revolt May Be: Brewing in Red China

JOHNSON TOLD RED CHINA COULD FALL   Views Said Worthy Of Consideration, But Sources In Hong Kong Disagree

Rumors of possible Red China fall given Johnsen   Could occur in 12-18 months

Collapse Of Red China Seen In 18 Months   Estimate Given Lyndon Johnson

Red China Rule Said Wobbly   U.S. Veep Is Told Of Internal Stresses

Collapse of Red China Possible, Johnson Told   Other Sources Say Nc Prediction Possible

State Land Commissioner Johnny Walker Cracks Down On Caliche Rustlers   State Loses

Governor Will Not Call for Any Sales Tax   Revision of Present Revenue Laws Will Be Recommended

No Sales Tax Tobe Sought, Governor Says  Ready to Propose 30 Revisions in  Cemta Davronis  awe

Army Seizes Power in Algeria, Claims Control of Entire Country   DeGaulle Sends Two Military Chieftains, Police, Security Troops, Navy onthe Alert

Retired Generals Seize Algiers; Bloodless Cour Jolts President De Gaulle

Armed French Junta Seizes Algeria Capital   Paris Increases De Gaulle Power In ‘State of Urgency’

Algiers’ Seizure  Reported   Retired Generals Claiming’ Leadership Over All. Algeria, Sahara

DeGaulle Enemies  In Coup   Aim To Block French  Peace Negotiatons.

Algerians End Fast,  Up Status  Thousands Become Political Prisoners

Would Assist Idle Union for Jobless Urged   Governor to Get Bill Today  CompromiseProposa on Tax Bill Expected

PHONE OPERATOR IS FOUND GUILTY   Sally T. Hucks Convicted Of Ob structing Senate Rackets Ep en) SY 7 eee Oe

Stevenson Raps Soviet Anti-UN Moves in Congo  Moscow Disrupting   Moscow Disrupting Efforts for Peace, Ambassador Charges

Stevenson Accuses Reds Trying To Destroy UN Peace Efforts In Congo

UN Is ‘Obstacle’ To Red Plans Sievenson Says Sovieis Are Trying To Scuttle Congo Peace Attempt

Algerian Rioting, Bloodshed Loom After New Orders   European Extremists Take New Stand On Anniversary Of Coup d'etat Which Led To Fall Of The Fourth Reoublic

Algiers Faces Riots, Strikes By Extremist:  Troops, Police Get Orders to Shoot at

News. Briefs  European: Extremists Threaten Riots Secret Army Group Wants Strikes   VOTE-INDICTMENT

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Withholding Gets Backing Of Andersen   Governor Tells Newsmen He Hopes Legislature Will Pass Withholding Bill Soon

Missionary Rescue Aim  Of UN Unit   Thirty Reported Held Captive By Rebel Congolese

Held Under Guard  U.N. Patrol Seeks to Rescue Missionaries Held in Congo

Malayans Try Congo Rescue   UN Patrol Marches to Missionaries’ Aid

UN. Patrol Expedition On Rescue   30 Missionaries In Wild Country Held Foodless By. Natives

U. N. Patrol Tries To Effect Rescue Of Missionaries   30 Reported Held Captive, Without Food, By Congolese; Gurkha Jungle Fighters Reinforce At Leopoldville

oup Held in Congo Without Foe  UN Pa trol Ss seks 30 Missionaries

Patrol Seeks 30 Missionarie: Held Captive, Without  Food in Concelese Province

Freedom Bus Attacked By Howling Mob  Racially Mixed T asa "Pawnee EAE

NJ ews in a nutshell  FROM QUR WIRE SERVICES   Threats by Khrushchev

Weakened Pay Measure Passes House  Kennedy Handed Bitter Defeat  By Coalition on Minimum Wage

Minimum Pay Bill Beaten in House  Conservative Coalition Slows Kennedy’s Economic Program

House Kills Pay Proposal Of Kennedy  Republican-Backed Measure for Hike

House Passes GOP-Supported Bill Instead   Pay Floor Raised to $1.15 Per Hour; Now Goes to Senate

Kennedy s Minimum Wage Bill Defeated   Loses 186-185; Compromise $1.15 Bill OKd 216-203

House Okays Wage Bill At $1.15 Seale  Conserv atives Nip   Conservatives Nip Kennedy’s Plan Fon $1.25 By One Vote

House Votes Substitute Wace Bill.   Action Defeat For Kennedy; Hope Held For Senate Action .

House Passes Compromise Minimum  Wave Bill After Beating JFK’s Bill

JFK’s Economic Plans Jolted   House Conservatives Win Minimum Wage Battle

Minimum Wage Bill Trimmed by House Coalition  Kennedy’s Proposal Loses by One Vote; GOP Plan Adopted

Kennedy Wage Bill Defeated   House Passes $1.15 Minimum With Less Extension Of Coverage

House Vote Is Rebuff  to Kennedy  One Vote Defeats   One Vote Defeats ‘Minimum Wage Bill

Minimum Wage Bill Is Defeated   -Canservative ‘Goalition Rejects Kennedy Plan

BILL LOSES BY EYELASH  House Rejects Kennedy ~Minimum Wage Pian   Senator Plans Separate Bill for Parochial School Loans

Kennedy Pay Plan Loses By One Vote   Legislatures Give Okay To $1.15 Per Hour MinimumWage

Republicans Win Battle On Pay Bill   Dixiecrats Join To Give Kennedy His First Defeat

Conservatives Put Brakes on Kennedy Plan   $1.15 Minimum Wage Bill Passed, $1.25  Proposal Defeated

Fair Enouch   House Passes SLI5 Basie Pay Measure  Coalition Rejects Kennedy Legislatior By Single Vote

Minimum Wage Bill Defeated in Eyelash Vote  ee oo ee    Kennedy's Plan for Compromise Loses 186 to 185

Sub Wage Bill A Bitter Defeat For President   Republican-Southern Coalition Dumps Kennedy-Backed Compromise, Passes Bill To Raise Minimum Wage To $1.15

President  Beaten On Wage Bill  Southern Votes Help Set Hour Rate At $1.15

Democrats Desert To Coalition   Compromise Backed By Administration Toses hv Feeolach

House Bloc Deals Blow To Kennedy   Watered-down Versior Of Minimum Wage Bill Approved.

Brakes Put On Wage Program   House Passes GOP Bill Drawn On Narrower Scale

West Will Oppose Any Force Use   Asian-African Demand Likely To Be Rejected

Allies Oppose Use Of Force In Katanga  Asians, Africans Demand U.N. Expel

Demand Use Of U.N. Soldiers Against Katanga Mercenaries   Asian-African Request Expected To Run Into Western Opposition

Expulsion Of Katanga Mercenaries To Be Sought In Security Council

Big 3 Try To Resolve Differences  Morning Session In Paris Covers Congo. SF Asia

Big 3 Ministers Meeting in Paris On Congo, Berlin   French Agreement On Talks Is Goal

West Ministers Agree to Seek Unified Congo  Big Three Face Policy Differences, to Discuss Berlin

Western Big Three In  Policy Meet   Peaceful Congo, Subject Taken Up By Ministers

Big Three Envoys Meet   Hope to Settle Policy Differences, Seek Congo Accord

Kennedy Get: Notre Dame’s  Medal Award   President Named Most Outstanding Catholic Layman

rresident, Cabinet Members Named Negroes File Suit to Bar Aid to Segregated School:

Legion Auxiliary Conlerence Here Attended by 150 at Medical Center

President’s Meet ‘With De Gaulle Has All The Earmarks Of Success

Kennedy Scores Personal Suecess In Paris Parley   Jack, Jackie Win Hearts Of 45 Million Frenchmen

\Gets Along Famously With De Gaulle  ‘Personal Success for Kennedy In First Effort at Summitry

 Man Buying Cadillae With Subsidies Not Typical Farmer, Freeman Says

Senate Approves $46 Billion For U.S. Stand Against Reds   ro PRESERVE FREEDOM ,  Rusk In Paris For Berlin Talks With Allied Leaders

SCOTLAND YARD SUSPECTS FIVE OF ESPIONAGE   Mysterious Persons Probably Canadians

British Navy Secrets Stolen: Three Arrested   Court Orders Fingerprints

Stealing O Of British Secrets  Fingerprint Order Obtained On Trio Believed Canadians

British Jail 5 in Naval Spying Ring   Group Accused of Stealing Secrets For Foreign Power

Top Secrets Are Stolen   Scotland Yard Thinks Canadians Behind Thefts

Kennedy, Russell In Conference   Possible Increase In     Military Spending, Likely Subject

Here's Vote On Bonds   WARD I   warn TIT   WaPrn wv   Red's Ashes Laid To Rest

Must Serve to Negroes, Court Tells Restaurant         UNIONS OKAYED ON HIPING HALL

Proposal By Soviet Rejected   Latest Offer Is for 5-Man  Replacement

Reds Urge Five-Man UL NW. Rule   Stevenson Rejects Gromyko Proposal

US. Is Unable To. Accent Latest Re Plaa For The U.N.   Soviets Propose A "Temporary Five-Man ‘Seeratariat Head.

President Takes Beating in House  Four Key Proposals Derailed During Week

Rayburn Key Figure In Education Fight   Kennedy Gets House Drubbing. But Fares Better With Senate  A,

House Rides Herd On The   Rules Committee Leads The Way In Mangling Proposals

Trouble shortens chimp s trip, he chutes into sea   Boy chimp out on mans job in globe-girdling flight today   Weinhtlecenace

Trip Is Cut To 2 Orbits — Around Earth   Ships Go To Landing Area In Atlantic; Flight Is Ended By Trouble In Space Cansuie

Plane Spots Space Capsule Upon Re-Entry   Three-Orbit Trip Cut After Scientists Detect Trouble With Systems In Capsule

Enos Finishes First of Three Planned Orbits   Man May Follow Primate’s Route

Spacecraft In Atlantic   Two Global Circles Made. Had Planned On Three

Two Destroyers Steam to Area to Pick Up Capsule   Sighted by Plane, In Upright Position

a a MIChITILM SEAVICE 7 SALES Co, P.O. BOX 806 4924 CoLe ave. DALLAS, TEMAS Coup,   Capsule Trouble Cuts Three-Orbit  Journey to Two

After Orbiting Earth Twice In Space Capsule   Capsule Lands Safely In Atlantic Ocean

Capsule Parachuted Safely Into Atlantic   Planned Three-Orbit Ride Cut Down as Capsule System Trouble Develops

Capsule Lands In Atlantic   Enos Rehearses Flight For Man. Performs Job Perfectly

[TERRORIST INCIDENTS FEW  Pro- West President Elected in Viet Nam

President Is Given Second Term In Office   Election Returns Seen as Massive Support for New Drive Against Reds,

Vietnamese Elect Diem, Reds Foiled   Huge Vote Gives Pro-West Leader Backing In Drive

GM Council Votes Strike  In Support  Of Demands  Of Loeal Union:

UAW’s GM Council Asks Strike Action   Executive Board Considers Request

Due To Hit West Cuba By Evening  Coen, Parse   Storm Fast Mounting In Force

Hurricane Carla Heads F or Florida  Western Cuba In Path of Latest Storm

Hurricane Carla May Lash Cuba   Latest Storm May Sweep on Toward Florida

Carla moving toward Cuba   Tropical storm threatens Florida by Thursday

Carla Dances  Cha Cha   Third Storm Hurls Hurricane Winds Toward Tip Of Cubs   FIORIDA KEYS

Cuba In Path Of Hurricane   Carla Threatens To Lash Western End Of Island

Threatens To Hit Cuba With Heavy Winds  Planes Sent To Slhacl Ecsrw   Planes Sent To Check Fury, Course Of Storm

US. Board Says Slump ‘About Over  Six-Month Drop In Production Ends Past Month

Conservative Democrat Wins   Election Is Close In Louisiana Fourth

Booby Trap Worked Well  Tavern Owner Killed By Device Set For Burelars

Graduation For Practical Nurse Class Tuesday  Aieeiamenenen iments   Class of 13 Ends 324-Hour Course

Graduation For Practical Nurse Class Tuesday   Class of 13 Ends 324-Hour Course

US. Calls Exchange Unsatisfactory   Gromyko’s Reply To Thompson Is Countercharge

Joint Inquiry Into Harness Racing Sought   House Is Curious If Agency's Policies Carried Out, Orderls

,.. Asks Congo Withdrawal, Sanctions On Belgium   Riots Break Out Hitting Belgium

Soviets Blast Dag   a Elisabethville  Tshombe Defies U.N.   nisewnere  Fury Aimed at Belgians

Castro Opens Anti-Church Drive; Priests and Nuns Plan Mass Exodus

Autos A Meet Head-On  Husband, Wife Injured In Gardenville Mishap

Wave of Burglaries and Vandalism Hits 15 Schools in Valley  Board of Education, Police Boost Serurity Potente Araund Rivldinne

Wave of Burglaries and Vandalism Hits 15 Schools in Valley   Board of Education, Police Boost Security Patrols Around Buildings

URGE SHARING DATA   Red Feat Seen As Means ‘Of Terrifying The Earth’

Integration Is Peaceful  Memphis Schools Admit Negroes; Bring End 4a Lana Traditian

Laos Issue Put on Line   U.S. Position Made Clear by Rusk During Conference With Gromyko

MILITARY CONSTRUCTION. More Than $3.2 Million: Given to  Prnionte in Ctatc

MILITARY CONSTRUCTION More Than $3.2 Million Given to  Denianéte In Ciata

Soldiers’ Wives Face Problems  Husbands Members a!   Husbands Members of U.S. Ist Battle Group

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Defense Dept. Orders 40,000 Men To Europe   Troops To Be Reinforcements In Berlin Crisis; Flow Of Dependents Curbed

U.S. Orders 40,000 Troops to Europe   Clamps Tight Curbs on Travel of Dependents

Boosts U.S. NATO Forces To 250,000 Men   Defense Departmennt Puts Travel Ban On Dependents

40,000 Added To Forces In Europe   Flow Of Military Dependents Also Halted In Order

Curbs Cla roped on  Depe endents.   40,000 U.S. Troops Sent to Europe as Reinforcements

AO, 000 Troops Sail for Europe   Defense Department Clamps Down on Military Dependents’ Travel

Teamsters Vote Salary. Dues Raises   Hoffa Smashes Small Opposition, Seen Stronger

Teamsters Vote $12 Million In Dues Increase   Hoffa’s Control Of Union Grows Even Stronger

Hoffa Given Dues Increase More Control   ' Opposition Smashed In Leader's Drive For New 5-Year Term

Hotta Gets His Boost In Salary  Increase In Dues TT. AT~. ; ee ee J

New Grip On Union  By Hoffa   Chief’s Salary Up To $70,000 a Year:  Dues Increase Too

Hoffa Given Dues Boost, Salary Hike  Minority Smashed   Minority Smashed Wins New Term As Teamster Head

Dues Increase Builds Treasure Chest . , Hoffa Tightens Stranglehold  On Massive Teamsters’ Union

BOOST HIS - SALARY.     Teamsters Union Votes Dues Increase Asked By J:. Hoffa 

Hoffa Increases Control of Union  Smashes Opposition, Granted Dues Boost

Salary Raised  Hoffa Gets Boost  In Dues, Powers   First Step Taken ‘New Gates Operated To Eliminate Dam 50

Hoffa Given Broad Powers By Teamsters   Opposition Setback Pave Way For New 5-Year ‘Boss’ Term

Teamsters Vote Dues Increase James Hoffa Deals  Minority Opposition Series Of Setbacks

James Hoffa Given Broad New Powers   Biggest Triumph Was Winning Appraval On Dues Hike

Union Votes Dues Increase Asked By Hoffa And Ups His Salary Also

State Planning $120 Million Program For Expansion of Vocational Education

UAW Expects To Refuse AMC Bid Of Profit-Sharing   Union President Reuther Says This Doesn't Go Far Enough; Contracts Run 11 More Day:

UAW Seen Refusing  Offer of — Profit Slice   Observers Expect Reuther To Say No  To American  Motors’ Plan

700 Inmates in Sitdown Prison Strike   Felons Returned “to Cells, Put on . ’ Sandwiches. Wate

Union, Management Act Toward Auto Settlement   Priests, Nuns are Target  Cubans Blast Catholies

ACTIVE DUTY FOR 80 MEN Carrizo Springs Taking Call of Guard Unit Calmly

* ™ om * y os Massive Storm Cripples Midwest. Races to Engull East; Tot Lost

Released Fliers Being Returned To Their Homes   Scheduled ic Be Flown to Topeka, Kans., to Be Reunited With Children.

What A Difference In Three Days Fliers, Wives Return To Reunions At Home

GOP Direction Is Said to be ‘Up for Grabs   National Chairman Still Sees Nixon As ‘Titular Head’

Latin Lands Applaud U.S Slap at Cuba   Uruguay Likely To Cut Havana Relations Today

Russians Send Titov to Visit E. Berlin Zone   As Antidote to Call Paid by Johnson to Wes Berlin Sector

Heavy Blaze Reported by  One Vessel  Collision 60 Miles . Northwest of S. F.

CURTIS JONE he.          Expired Auto License Trips Fleeing Slaver

 Life’ s End  LOUIS I. MEYER — RETIRED AKRON FARMER — DIES AT SIOUX FALLS

 BITe § ENG  LOUIS J. MEYER — RETIRED AKRON FARMER — DIES AT Sioux FAII«

Titov Gives Details To Scientist:   Reports Space Ship I Working Order, Ready To Go Again

Space Vehicle  Survives Too   Titov Says It’s Ready To Make Another Flight

Moscow Prepares Hero’s Welcome Pp  Soviet Spaceman Tells Story of the Cosmos

Mother Earth Is Best. Titov   Russian Cosmonaut Says He Had No Trouble But Was Homesick

Homesick for Earth as He Orbited 17 Times, Cosmonaut Tells Press

Titov Says Everything Was Fine   Soviet Spaceman Does Confess Homesickness

SPACEMAN SAYS HIS SHIP READY TO ORBIT AGAIN   Soviet Cosmonaut Was ‘Homesick’

Pravda Report! Soviet Newsmen Interview Titov At Secret Location

Entire Trip OK, litov Reveals   Cosmonaut Admits His Homesickness For Solid Ground

Earth-Homesick, Titov Survives Space Trip Wel]   American man-on-the-street reaction to Russian space flight varies considerably, page

Red Space Ship Reported OK  Se I Tee 2   Cosmonaut Reports On Earth Orbit

U.§. Plane Downec By Laotian Rebels  One May Be Captive, Fear 7 Others Dead

Weeping Carole   State Dept. Reports Missing U.S. Plane Shot Down In Laos

Over Laos Rebel Area  U.S. Transport Shot Down, Survivor May Be Prisoner

Laos rebels  hold airman C47 probably   C47 probably shot down over Red territory

Think Reds Hold Lone  Survivor!   Study Report U.S. Plane Shot Dawn

fae Can Survive Atomic Attack _ Says a Real Shelter Is a Real Life Saver

Reds Set Off Nuclear Blast, Tire Rocket   Missile Lands On Target

Russia Fires Huge Rockel 7,400 Miles   Missile Experiment Centers ‘on Target in Central Pacific

Reds Trigger 10th Nuelear Test Blast  Fire New Rocket   Fire New Rocket 7,400 Miles Into  Central Pacifie

Reds Trigger 10th Blast In Two Weeks   Near Bullseye Is Scored By Powerful New Russ Rocket

“MECROFILM SERVICE & SALES CO. P.O. BOX 8066 4924 COLE Ave. DALLAS, TEXAS comp.   Soviets Trigger Tenth Explosion

 Inside The Lima News   Russia Throws One-Two Punch In Tests   Soviets Trigger Tenth A-Blast, Fire Rocket More Than 7,400 Miles

Return to Base   Russia Triggers 10th Blast, Fires Rocket in Pacific Area

Soviet Rocket. Test Successful   Powerful New Device Fired More Than 7,400 Miles by Russians

Soviet Fires 10th Bomb And Rocket   Shot into Pacific Reportedly Lands Very Near Target

Missile Travels 7,400 Miles... .  Reds Trigger toth Bomb; Fire Powerful New Rocket

Russians Trigger New Blast   Soviets Fire Powerful New Rocket; 10 Bomb

Huge Soviet Rocket Hits Near Target   Shot Distance Of 7,400 Miles; Fires 10th Nuclear Blast

HANDCUFFED   Several Million Tons Of TNT  Soviets Trigger LOth A-Blast

Soviets Trigger l0th Test Blast  New Rocket Scores “S aPhrPe bath or.

17,500 Mile Ranae:   Reds Trigger 10th Nuclear Blast In Two Weeks: Fire Rocket Into Pacific

‘Soviets Say New Rocket Fired Over 7,400 ‘\Miles Lands Within 5¢ Of Mile From Target

Tenth Nuclear Blast Is Fired By Russians   Powerful Rocket Shot 7.400 Miles

Reds Test Bomb, Fire Huge Rocket   Nuclear Blast Tenth in Series; Missile Travels Over 7,000 Miles

Mas Presupuesto Y Mas Elementos   La Construccion De . Mas Escuelas En El ‘ Edo. De Tamanna

4Aamerica—Too Young To Die!  Russian Advances Met With Sugar-Coated Alibi:

§$ ROU bw F NFED © 8 oe  House Members Block Income Tax Qn Their Retirement Benefit:

 Would Affect Lawmaker Pensions Tax on Retirement Benefit:  Killed by Missouri House

Submachine gun team kills  bank guard, steals $35,000   90 cacond nightmare

FINCH AND TREGOFF GIVEN LIFE TERMS   Proof Against Defendants Overwhelming. Judge Says In  eS me ME yee re

Debate Policy on Industrial Taxes  State Senators Wonder if Levies Impel Firms to Move

Firm Transfer Triggers Senate Floor Debate—   Beloit Plant Schedules Move Because of Taxe:

Plans for ‘Exit’ By Beloit Plant Brin Tax Debate      Sen. Carr Urges — Checkup on State Levy ‘Climate’

Huge Storm Now Plotted tor Hatteras   Eastern Seaboard Prepares For Blow; Winds Of 130 MPH

Eastern Seaboard Getting Braced For ‘Large. Dangerous’ Hurricane.

Most Of East Coast In Path Of Big Storm   Hurricane Advance Winds, Hich Tides Buffet N. Carolina

Mississippi Negro Burns House, Kills Six Persons Before Being Shot by Posse

 Shoots Them as Aid Attempted  Berserk Man Kills Five After Burning Home

3 Colonies Of Portugal Taken Over   Frigate Sunk In Sea Battle Off Capital

NehruDefies UN Chief's Plea for Negotiations; Portugal Asks UN Help

Kassem Regime Claims Britain Creates Unrest   Baghdad Charge To U.N. Council

CRAWLED TO SAFETY   British Troop  Activity Causes Mid-East Tension

US. Censors Admiral’s Talk Rapping Russia   igh Official Deletes Remarks Questioning Usefulness Of U.S. Negotiating With Soviets.

Aid Measure Goes to House —  Senate Passes Kennedy’ S  $9.55 Billion School Bill

Vote of 49-34 Puts Measure Before House   Good Chance Seen o! Plan Becoming Law Before End of Year

Fourth Sueh Bill To Pass That Chamber; May Get By  HouseThisTime

$2.59 Billion Aid Program Voted 49-34   Provides Grants For Public Schools Over 3-Year Period

$2.55-Billion Bill Goes To House Arena   Poor States Would Get More Aid On A Per Pupil Basis

Senate Vote Approves School Bill  $2.59 Billion Aid Passes 49 to 34

Senate Passes School Aid Bill, 49-34   House Debate May Start In Ten Days; Expect Close Fight

Senate Passes $2.5 Billion Program of Grants for  Public Grade, High Schools

FEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION BILL PASSES   Would Provide $2.55Billion In Grants For Public Schools   HOUSE DEBATE IS EXPECTED SOON

Gains Seen  For Business Through ‘62  Dillon Savs US. To Revise Rules On Depreciation

Business Advances Predicted   Dillon Promises Investment Spur, Balanced Budget

Ford Strike End Is Sought In Two Days   Two Issues Remain In Settlement Path: Reuther Is Hopeful

Negotiators Solve Half Of Problems   Only Two Stumbling Blocks In Path Of

Red Berlin Border Guards Told to Act Without Pity" Against West Berliners

Harrison Hits Boothe On Schools Issue   MAQTT OF EVEL CIs Robert Kennedy Has Many Special Tasks Assiqned Him by President

 ‘Only Humane Thing to Do’ ‘Son Happy to Please 88-Year-Old Father  ‘Smothers Him With Pillow, Shoots Himself

K SAYS: “TELL ME.WHEN I’M WRONG’  ~ Nikita Admits Conimimist Party Not Infallible

Khrushchev Admits Communists Also Make Mistakes: Asks To Be Set Right

Latins Have High Hopes For Our Aic   Congressmen Assert That Region Lacks Capacity To Absorb

SHOWERS POSSIBLE TONIGHT  Mercury Is Pushing Into 60's In Indiana

Missouri Driver Blood Test Bill Survives Battle  Senate Beats Down Effort to Take Out

Blood Test Bill Survives Shots On Senate Floor   Blackwell Amendment Beaten Down, 20-10, After Long Debate

Prestige’” Hurt Says Stephens   In Prince Edward School Situation

Niles Man Found In California   Won't Talk About His Disappearance

Paris Plane Hits Half Mile From Airport   Accident Happens In Heavy Fog; No Cause For Tragedy Revealed

TT KILLED IN PLANE CRASH INMOROCCO   Air France Airliner Was Nearing Rabat Airport   CAUSE OF MISHAP 1S UNDETERMINED

US. Ready To Back Entry Of Troops, Weapons In Laos   In Leos Crisis Nehru Said Willing To Be Go-Between      If Cease-Fire Should Fail  Macmillan And JFK Mull What To Do in Laos

7 Injured As Mattress Catches Fire   Most Occupants Of Old Structure Elderly Residents

Survivors Leaped Out Of Windows Into Nets: List Of Injured High 

Hotel fire killed 15  in Frisco  Fire chief cave infarnn   Fire chief says inferno could have been avoided

Mattress Started Blaze Death Toll Now At 17; Mostly Elderly Victims

31 Injured In General Alarm Fire —  -Most Of 150 Tenants _ Elderly Persons, Many   ‘Most Of 150 Tenants _ Elderly Persons, Many Jump To Safety

Belgian Strike Collapses   150,000 Die-Hard Workers Return in Heavy Industry

Towboat Pulled To Safety   Chicago Probes Blaze Fatal To Nine Firemen   Memorial Service Set Wednesday

intervention by U.S. Rejected  Eoedern! Court Turns   Federal Court Turns Down Robert Kennedy

US. Loses Bid bor Legal Move In School Case  Federal Court Bars Intervention I. In Va.

Federal Judge Bars U.S. Role In Virginia School Case  Kennedy Plea For Federal Interventio

Judge Halts Intervention In School Case   Brother Of John M. Lewis Turns Down Request By Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy

J udge Rules Out Government Entry In School Matter   COMMENT DECLINED

Court Rejects Federal Bid To  Force Opening   Judge Says Intervention Would Prejudice Rights Of Both Sides

Judge Rejects Federal Eftort to Intervene in Virginia School Case

GOVERNMENT PREJUDICED RULES COURT   District Judge Holds Against Kennédy Request

District Court Halts School Intervention   Rejects Federal Bid To Enter Racia Case In Virginia

U.S. Snubbed In Virginia’s RE Case  Court Turns Down Historic Effort To Enter As Plaintiff

Prince Edward County case  Intervention bid at school is rejected

Judge Rejects Federal Bid In Va School’  ~ Setback for Integration

e ~ . 7 2 , . Ei Rings & Vows  HODGE-OHLFEST VOWS LPYCRTANC ETN: ‘Sr PrarTrcarT Tm

Lots of Jobs Awaiting June Grads   They'll Start At Higher Pay Than Year Ago

‘Pot o Gold Waiting for lowa Grads Job Offers Galore  On Campuses; Pay Rates Up

Job Chances For Grads Better  Opportunities Abound in Most Major Fields

132,000 Receive Free Oral Vaccine As Central N.Y. Fights Polio Outbreak

SYSTEM WOULD NOT BE MANDATORY  Passage of Three Semester School Plan Recommended

Racial Bias Feud Falls on AFL-CIO   Argument Pits Meany Against Porters’ Chicf

Unions Roiled by Racial Bias   Negro President of Porters Clashes With Meany

‘Caters Veadloc!  Feud Ov Over Racial Bias In Unions Flares In AFL-CIO.

Race Issue Makes Difference fn State's Attitude Toward US Aid   SEE EDITORIAL PAGE ‘WE'RE SURPRISED GOVERNOR”

Feuding Flares In Union   Negro Union Head Insists on Action  To End Negro Bias

GROWING WEARY OF LIMELIGHT?  Jackie Visits Antique Shop in London, Crowd Gathers

Present and Long Term Benefits Seen  Kendall, Bradford ‘Transit Will Consolidate Pipe Lines

French Open Attack in Siege of Base   Tunisia Suffers Sharp Losses in Battles at Bizerte

rleavy Udsudities Are ee on Besieging roops French Launch Land, Sea And Air Attack at Bizerte

é tvives G OwWEle  LE MARS CUB AND — BOY SCOUTS SCHEDULE ANNUAL ‘GOOD TURN’ FOR THE HANDICAPPED  Cub Scouts To Deliver — Goodwill Clothing Bags April 8 -—~ And Boy Scouts Will Pick Up Filled Bags April 15

LOCAL SCOUTS TO OBSERVE ANNUAL ‘GOOD TURN DAY’   NAVE SMALL MRA  Will Distribute And  Collect Goodwill Race Nert Manth

Mrs. George Stewart, 89, Pioneer Big Hole Basin Resident, Is Dead

Jet Airliner Crash Kills Six Aboard   Craft on Training Flight Plunges Inte Sea After Rolling

Prober Want:  GE Official  Investigated Kefauver Calls  For New Search fo

Kefauver Asks Reopening Of Price-Fixing Probe [Aaainst GE Executive

Reopenin gOf Price-Fixing Probe Sought  -Testimany Conflicts On GE's Vinson, Kefauver Says

KEFAUVER CALLS FOR RECHECK OF GE EXEC  Vinson Denies Price Fix   Probe Stock Charges

KEFAUVER ASKS LEGAL ACTION FROM HEARING.   Wants Price Fixing Case Opened Again

New Probe Of GE Head Asked   Kefauver Wants To Reopen Case In Price-Fixing =

Asks Actionin Price-Fix Case   Kefauver Wants Justice Bureau to Study Vinson Case

Conflicting Testimony  Kefauver Calls For Reopening Of Price-Fixing Investigation

[Day Dedicated to New Governor and His Wife  Ic olorful Inaugural Ceremonies Blessed by Bright Winter Sun

Nobel Peace Prize to Dag   First Time to Dead Man; 1960 Award Given to South African

Final Passage Is Given Temporary Sales Tax Boost   Main Opposition From Border Counties As House Lifts Rules To Speed It Up; Underwood Expected To Approve Bill

Rusk Urges U. S. Press Peace Quest   Tells House Foreign Affairs Committee Efforts Can’t Stop

Recall Williams, Kennedy Is Urged   Spreads ‘Hoof in Mouth Disease,’ Says Congressman

AFTER SWEEPING VICE INVESTIGATION Beaumont Left To Wrestle With Conscience Over Crime

Crime Probers Leave Coastal Towns With Question Of Conscience-- Just Where Do We Draw The Line?   OVPRRHEARD

Probe Poses (Juestion Of  Consciences  Community Must Find Solution To Vice Problem

HUMROLDT RAY TINS   Towans Lock Arms For Grim Search Across  Snow for Missing Boy

Reds threaten to shoot down ‘violating’ military aircraft   Adenauer rejects Socialist coalition

Tough Note Of Protest Sent Allies   Reds In Future To Shoot Down Planes

Violation Warning By Reds   Charge Flights By West Germans Were Deliberate

Moscow Threatens Use Of Rockets ———— eatens Use OF Rockets  Planes Will Be Shot Down

REDS GIVE WARNING ON PLANES   Soviets Say They'll Shoot Down Planes Over East Germany

Reds To Attack Straying Planes  In Air Corridors  Moscow Will Use Rockets Against Military Craft

Provocation Alleged  Reds Threaten to Shoot Down ‘Violating’ Craft

US. Is Pressing Urgently to Help South Vietnam   ‘Real War’ Seen Under Way Against Red Guerrillas

Taylor Does Not Approve Sending Troops To South Viet Nam To Battle Reds

Gen. Taylor Reports To President  No Gis To S. Viet Nam Indicated

U. S. Arms Not Needed In South Viet Nam   Political Eye On Texas Vote

Taylor Gives Report to JFK   Finds Asian Nation Has Adequate Manpower

Opposed to U. S. Troops for South Viet Nam   Taylor Reports to JFK After Visiting Nation.

Taylor Against Sending GIs To South VietNam   'Mild-Mamnered U Thant Assumes ‘Duties Of Acting Secretary-General

Neports o Kennedy  Taylor Indicates He Won't Suggest Troops For Viet Nam

Opposes Sending Troops — Gen. Taylor Reports To JFK on S. Viet Nam

Taylor Against Sending Troops Into Viet Nam   Kennedy Will Study Report; Awaits Rusk

Urges Against. U. S. Troops In South Viet Nam   Gen. Taylor Reports To Kennedy; Series Of Actions Recommended

Taylor Reports To President On S. Viet Nam   Hints He Wen’t Recommend Use of U.S. Troops

No Call For Troops From Taylor Seen  f,eneral Reports To President On Viet Nam Needs

Indicates U.S. Troops Won't Be Recommended .. . Taylor Reports On Southeast Asia

Makes Repor rtTo Kennedy After Mission  Taylor Wouldn’t Send Troops To South Viet Nam

— GEN. FAYLOR REPORTS ~ A P parently O pposes Troops For Viet Nam

: Taylor Reports To Kennedy  \No U.S. Troops Likely \To Be Sent To Viet Nam

Kennedy's Advisor to Suggest Strengthening Of Present Native Troops

At This Time: , Taylor Not To Recommend U.S. Troops For Viet Nam

“U. 9S. on Right Track’ Mennen Williams Returns From Long African Tour

Rivals’ Fight For ‘Leader’ ls Unabated   Interior Minister At Stanleyville Is Under U.N. Shield

 Gbenys Under UN Protection Stanleyville High Command In Chaotic Power Struggle

Kivu Leader Attempts To Seize Rival «   U.N. Troops Act To Avert Arrest Of Top Official

INine Months Compared Farm Receipts 2 Per Cent Above Those of Last Year

TODAY'S CHIUCKIFS   Kingston Trio Is Planning to Split Up in 6 Months

Island Folk Sail Sadly From Home   Dutch Ship Picks Up 260 Fleeing Volcano, Quakes

‘Defense Ministers Of Britain, Canada And U. S. To Meet...  Wide Range Of Topics   FRENCH CHILDREN GET TV WARNING

Nixon Tells Republican ‘Spectacular’ Khrushchev Faces Greater Danger

Cleveland Chief Gets 5th Term   Mayoralty Results In State Reported

Mayorality Races! Celebrezze Elected To Unprecedented 5th Term At Cleveland; Other Results   GOP LANDSLIDE IN FRANKLIN CO.

6 Nations Ask U. N. Soviet Appeal to Russia to Their! Cancel Bomb Test DnEx

Six Nations Hit  Soviet Bomb Plan  ‘Neighbors’ Urge Appeal by U.N.

6 Countries Close to Test Area Protest   Urgent Action By Political Committee Sought   Deep Concern

WILL SEEK PRIORITY ON NEW APPEAL   Menon Ignores West Insistence On Inspection

Some Doubt It Was Ever Planned—  6 Nations Ask U.N.to Appeal to Reds to Cancel Big A-Blast

Six Nations Formally Appeal to Soviet Union Not to Explode Big Bomb

Adlai Gives Warning From U. S.     Six Nations On F ringe of Russia  ldsk U.N. A ppeal Against Bomb  1 i

Call On U.N. Te Urge Reds To Call Off Test      New Resolution Laid Before U.N. Main Political Committee

Six Nations Ask Russia To Halt Tests   Formal Appeal Slated To Go Before U.N. To Cancel Huge Blast

U.N. Asked to Stop  Russias Superbomb   No Danger of Capsizing  Rift Rocking The Red Boat

U.N. Appeal To Halt Red  Test Urged   6 Nations Close To Soviet Blast Area Offer Plea

Resolution Before U.N. .... Six Nations Ask Russians To Call Off Big Bomb Test

Full support to six-nation action likely   Some say Reds have no intention of setting off bomb

Canada, Others See Dancer of Fallout Spread   Priority Status Also Requested

Six Countries To Appeal To U.N. General Assembly Against Giant Red Blast

Top Priority ls Asked For Resolution   Those Affected Most By Fallout To Act Quickly

6 Nations Ask For U.N. Appeal On Superbomb  tects ntry Bid ge Na ri o Sov

Six Nations Want U.N. Plea Against Giant Bomb Test   India Seeks Voluntary Moratorium on Nuclear Weapons Testing.

Resolution Urges Nuciear Test Ban   Group Deeply Concerned With Nik’s Announcement of Future Explosion

Six Countries Appeal To Reds To Cancel Test   Resolution Goes Before UN Assembly

6 Nations Ask ror U.N. Appeal On Superbomb   Small Country Bid Expected To Get OK On Plea to Soviet

NOT 10 FIRE HUGE BOMB   Countries In Fallout Zone File Plea In U.N. Today; West Wants TestBan Treaty.

Six Nations Ask Russia To Halt Bomb Test   Request Goes To U.N. Unit Today

UN plea to cancel huge bomb asked by six Soviet neighbors   On election eve Monday  Voters set to hear primary candidates

Santa Maria ls Stopped at Sea for More Parley   Brazilian Cabinet Talking Over What to Do with the Hijacked Liner.

Captain Awaits Brazil's Okay Of Demands   President, Cabinet Confer on Fate of Hijacked Vessel

Passengers May Get Off Boat Today   Ship Captain Stops Short for Another Parley On Actions   Bulletin

Ship Is Halted Short of Dock Pending Parley   President of Brazil Meeting With Cabinet To Determine: Action «:

Captive Liner Stops Near Shore for New Conference Before Unloading Passenaers

Ship Reaches Brazil, Then Fails To Dock   Santa Maria, With Captive Passengers, Halts In Recife Harbor For Another Parley Today.

Hijacked Liner In Recife Harbor Awaiting Decision OfNewBrazilianPresident

‘First Minuteman scores success   Cruise ship near dock;  officials meet on fate

One More Parley Under W ay     Hijacked Portugue uese ¢ Liner «Heads Inté Bikag Las

Hijacked Liner In Harbor At Recife, Brazil   Stops Short Of Dock For Another Parley To Decide Future Action

CAPTOR NOT SATISFIED WITH PLEDGE   Navy, Brazilian Officials Confer With Cant. Galvac

Passenge's 2tG7 ee pl hic dS  Ship Hijacker Stops Short of Brazil Por For Parley to Defermine Future Actions

President _ Debates Problem Santa Maria Enters Brazilian Port: Galvao Seeks Guarantee

Ship’s Fate in Doubt...  Santa Maria Enters Recife:  Halts Off Dock for Parley

Release of 600 Aboard May Happen Today  U. 5. Destroyers: Escort   U. 5. Destroyers: Escort Hijacked Cruise Ship Info Recife Harbor

Quadros Showing Concern For Passengers Aboard As Another Parley Is Called

"PIRATES" TRYING TO KEEP SHIP   Brazil Promises Asylum To Rebel Leader Who Delays Unloading Of   Passengers While Dick«  ering.

Passengers Still Held On Ship   Pirate Chicf Reluctant To Dock In Brazil

Political Asylum for Rebels . Hijacked Ship Docks At Reeife in Brazil

Puts Trust In Brazil, Rebel Says   New President Voices Concern For Those Aboarc

Rebel Ship Pulls Into Brazil Port   Officials Confer Aboard Liner On Freeing Passengers

ASYLUM PROMISED FOR REBELS Liner In Harbor But Not At Dock; Parley Awaited

HIJACKED SHIP. NEARS RECIFE; ACTION UNSURE   Quadros Calls Cabinet Meeting

Sto op Short Of Dock  Hijacked Liner Awaits Discharge Of Captives

Rebels Want Another Talk On Future   Brazilians Confer On Proper Action For Captive Ship

Message Fails To Satisfy Rebel Captain   President Quadros Meets With Cabinet To Decide What To De About Seized Liner

Assurances Sent Rebels  Of Asylum   Brazil’s New Chie! Ponders Decision  Of Captive Vessel

Quadros Decides  His Vessel Will Dock at Recife   Passengers on Santa Maria Are Scheduled to Be Released Soon

Ship In Recife Harbor; Confer About Docking   Landing of Passengers Is Being Delayed

Seized Liner Hits Port   Rebels Drop Ancho: In Brazil Port For Neqotiations

Captive Ship Waiting Off Brazil Port   Passengers’ Landing Delayed by Parley On Future of Liner

Hit Snag In Landing Of  Passengers   Portuguese Rebel Wants to Retain Poassecsian af Shin

Galvao Stops Ship Short of Dock  _ Scope of New Brazil Chiefs Assurances Not Yet Certain

Braz;  Santa Maria Standing by Recife Dock   Hijacked Ship Is Stopped Short to Hold New Parley

Seized Ship Halted Near Recife Dock   Rebel Commander Granted Asylum By Brazil’s President

Rebel Ship Ready To Dock Soon  Santa Maria In View; Navy Escorts

Brazilians, Rebel Confer On Future   Santa Maria Stops Short of Docking, Awaits Parley Result

Rebel Commander Of Captive Liner To Head For Por  a. Le , ee oer a   Brazilian President Told Ship Will Sail For Dock At Recife

Reds Encourage Violent East Berlin Youths   Unleash Many Rabid Factions to Track Down State Enemijec«

People You. Know  MRS. VERNON LAUX _UNDERGOES SURGERY . FOR DISLOCATED DISCS

People You Know   ‘MRS. VERNON LAUX — ‘UNDERGOES SURGERY — DISLOCATED DISCS

Hopes Buoyec for Peace in Congo Crisis   Katanga Delegates Set to Fly to Leopoldvile

Possible Prelude to Peace  20 trom Katanga Set F or Meeting on “Conec

May End Fights   20 Kafanga Delegates Sef To Start Constitutional Talks With Central Congo

WAS IT SABOTAGE or AERIAL ATTACK?  Fear Dags Death To Shake UN Foundation

Aerial Attack, Sabotage Studied In Dag’ss Death   Rusk, Stevenson  IAt Urgent Task

Tremors of Fear Grip World—  Aerial Attack Or Sabotage Hinted In Plane Crash

) ‘Explosions’ Were Heard  By Survivor   American Injured In Crash Quizzed: 15 Aboard Killed

Possible Causes Of Dag's Plane Gash Aerial Attack Or Sabotaae?   Rusk, Stevenson Face Desperate Job: Avoiding Paralysis In Replacing Dag

Survivor Tells of  Explosions   Many Questions About Dag’s Grash

Survivor Says Explosions Shook Plane Suspicion Grows That Dag Was Deliberately Crashed

Aerial Attack or Sabotage Seen As Possible Cause of Hammarskjold Plane Crach

-NOY MADE TO STAND ERECT Traces JFK’s Trouble. To Basic Human Fault

ae  Our Backs OK---if We Use 4 Legs  Doctor Claims  Kennedy’s Injury

ISYrIves yy tS § CVV  ” Back Made For Quadrupeds, Not Man Says Doctor

Reception For Riders Cool One  No Disorders   No Disorders Mark Stay In South Carolina

S.C. ‘Riders’ Get Orderly  Reception   First of 3 Groups Headed for Florida Have Uneventful Day

Anti-Cuba Cries Break Up Talk By Castro Aide   Security Council Recessed as Order Restored in Gallery

Anti-Cuba Outburst At U.N. Session   Galleries Erupt; U.S. Ambassador Hurls Accusation

Hecklers Cause  Recess as Envoy  Claims U.S. Plot Wadsworth Tells  Council Havana Invited Break

Demonstration Causes Recess By U.N. Council   Shouts From Gallery Follow Exchange of Accusations

Accusations fly freely in U.N. session   Demonstration breaks out during speech by Roa

Hecklers Interrupt Roa’s Talk   Council President Orders Recess After 10 Minutes

Shout Down Cuban Tirade Against U. 5.   Threatening Moves All by Cuba, Is Wadsworth Reply

Cubaassertsin U.N. ithas proofof U.S. plan to invade   U.S. accuses Castro of forcing break

U.S. and Cuba Trade Charges Before Council   Wadsworth Denies War Peril, Alleges Subversion by Reds

IN CUBAN DISPUTE Jeers Disrupt  Session of U.N.   Cuban, U. S. Ties Broken

Cites Cuban Harassment As Reason  ST Tagg TW tne   Wadsworth Denies Charges In U. N.

United Nations  Is Tense Today  U.S. Relations Break With Cuba Adds To

Castro's Envoy Heckled by Spectators; Minister Claims Invasion by U.S. Imminent

Force Council ta Recess  Hecklers i in UN Call Cuba Envoy “Liar, ‘Commie’

DAWN RENDEZVOUS  U.S. Admiral To Confer With Pirate Aboard Liner

Admiral Ready For Dawn Visit To Stolen Liner  Boards Destroyer   Boards Destroyer To Meet With Rebel Leader

REACHES. 185 MILLION United. Press International  oer «meee ee Zo Ort mm aS

County Record Clean Thus Far In Lona Holiday   Accidents Here Are Held to a Minimum Through Three Days

County Record Clean Thus Far InLong Holiday  Accidents Here Are Held to a Minimum

Senate Group Set To Discuss Death Penalty  Education Study   Education Study By Committees On Agenda Today

On State, Federal Issues  Methodist Conference Facing Decisions Today

Urge Kennedy Visit Uruguay, Give New Life to His Economic Proposals

American Conterence  Under Way   Kennedy Urged To Change Minc And Attend

Kennedy Pressed To Attend Parley   See Editorial: “No Magic Ke. sults’ on Page 4.

Deputy Slain, 2 Held for Murder  Burglary Suspect Fires Seven Shots -

Police Crack Down on Underground After Reported Attempt to Assassinate DeGaulle

~ watch operation of gislative programs   use judiciary mm. urges passage

Where to Draw the Line? ...  Dress Designers Vie In Their Decolletage

Military Leader In Dominican  Weathers Revolt   Insurgent Officers Resign, Echavarria Retains Top Post

Dominican Army's Chief Beats Revolt   Echavarria Wins Over Dissident Air Force Group

Survivor Predicts Other Anti-Fidel Battles Soon   Others Unidentitied

Political Seers Ponder Effect of Republicans Victory in Sfafe Voting

See European Trading Bloc As U.S. Aid  Still Official View Of Gov't; Common Market Lauded

Killers of Seven Doomed to Hanc  Jury Rejects Claim Of Insanity, Youth

Teen-Age Pair Sentenced to Hang For Killing Railroad Man in Kansas

CONDEMN “KILLERS OF 7 TO HANG   Two Soldiers Convicted  - OF Murder Of Sixth  _ Victim On Cross-Country Crime Spree.

GOODNESS! NO HOT WATER!  100 49th Div. Reservists Protest Ft. Polk Conditions

Reserves Object To Service Call   Protest Unsigned By Guard—Taylor

NEARL YA HUNDRED > _ oer ag  Reservists At Polk  Protest Call. Up, ‘Camp ‘Conditions’

Carbon Goes to Kennedy Reservists Write Congressman  To Question Need of Service

. 32 PAGES TODAY   Reservists At. 7 Ft. Polk Protest  Need For Service

1,500 Soldiers On Their Way From Base   England Sending Armored Troop Carriers By Train

Latest US. Move Boosts Morale of Red Encircled City   Vice President On Scene, Also; West Berliners Hail Act

News Of Lake Tahoe Pages 9, 10   Passengers Tell Story Of Mutiny

Doctor Acts Quickly  a eee ee emem, semneaene  Man Has 50-50 Chance After Operation With Pocket Knife

Polish Doctor Revives Shock Victim   Polish Doctor Revives Shock Victim ee : ‘Uses Pocketknife In Operation

Refugee Doctor Opens Electrocuted ‘Man’s Chest To Restore Heartbeat

HEART MASSAGE TURNS TRICK Doctor Brings Injured Man  Back To Life After Shoek

Opened Chest to Massage Heart —  Fridley Doctor Uses Penknife To Bring Dead Man Back to Life

Restores Heartbeart...  Heroic Measures Taken By a Refugee Physician

y y Refugee Doctor Acts  : Massaging of Heart ‘Saves Minnesota Man

Heart Opened, Dead Man Lives   Victim Had Been Felled By An Electrical Shock 

By Polish Refugee Doctor Electrocuted Man Alive After Heart Is Massaged

Inside...   Manual Flight, Landing  Titov Says He Controlled Space Craft

Congressional Wonderland See een  What Happens If Redistricting Fails In State

Congressional Wonderland  What Happens If Redistricting Fails In State?

Five_Are_ Killed... wdn wn Bloody: Wreck Wreck  State Road Toll Record Seen As Six More L Die

Scientists Considered, Then Ruled Out Giving Astronauts Drugs, Shepard Says

Inside...   Shepard’s ‘Injuries’ Preceded Flight  Officials Ruled Against Drugs for Astronaut

Speaker Was Director of — Corporation  State Group To Consider Charge Tuesday

Fail to OK Redistrict Legislation  Senate Quits Today 13 Hours After House

Pasadenan Testifies at Hearing  “Atinyctinn. Doetonds:      Attorney Defends: First Of fenders

Tougher Dope Bill Wins in. Committee   Senate Conferees Reject Ban on Probation Right

Series Shifts to Cincinnati Purkey and Stafford Mound Rivals ‘Today

Yanks 2-1 To Cop Title  eee ei res er  Purkey To Face Stafford In 3rd World Series Tilt

in 1962 Legislature  eceererermteneneeietinene nannies ae inmemime ie ae  Barron To Back  Coal Research

Auto Corp. Sued   Govt. Charges Illegal Pressure In Antitrust Action Vs. Chrysler

egal Pressure Charged > Justice Dept. Names Chrysler Cornoration

Chrysler Hit With U.S. Suit   Anti-Trust Action Charges Pressure

U.S. Accuses Chrysler of Trade Curb  Charges Company Forced Dealers To Drop Larks

Justice Dep't Sues Chrysler  in Trust Case   Charges Dealers IMegally Subjected to Pressure

U. 4 Antitrust Action Hits Chrysler; ‘Hleqal Pressure. On. Dealers Charged

Kennedy Asks Latin America To Help Itself  Asks Early Action On Programs To   Asks Early Action On Programs To Bolster Economy

Lifelong Resident of Linn County Dies   Mrs. Gertrude Harvey Lived Near Meadville.

Paratroop Invasion  Is Feared   Paris Sealed Off _As DeGaulle Take: Absolute Powers

France Set For Attack From Algerie   Debre Warns Against Parachutists Landing At Various Airports

Parachutists Said ‘Ready’ For Assault   De Gaulle Takes Over As Dictator With Full Power

"Chute Attack  By Algerian Rebels Feared   De Gaulle Invokes Absolute Powers to Deal With Insurgents

PRESIDENT HAS FULL POWERS IN EMERGENCY   Population Of Capital Alerted For Attack By Paratroops   INSURGENTS CLAIM GAINS IN ALGERIA

Thousands of Troops Called Out in Paris; Nation Placed Under Near State of War

Paris Chiefs Fear Attack By Algiers   Paris Tense And Security Forees Alerted

Russians Say Atomic Subs Join Fleet   West Observers Term Exhibition “Impressive”

INDEX    Kennedy's First 100 Days: Victorious at Home, Defeated Abroad

Kennedy Suffering Serious Setbacks In Foreign Affairs; Prestige Low

PROBLEM OF *JOBLESS IS ‘CRITICAL’   Expect Kennedy To Cover Topic Wednesday Nicht

tir ledemiat sg PS Es ETelUCUCOlUC  Calls Jobless Problem Uraent

Most Urgent Since Great Depression   Rayburn Says Rising Unemployment is Critical: Pres. Kennedy Will Report to Nation Tomorrow at News Conference

Job Needs Most Urgent Since 1930s   That’s Rayburn’s Comment After White House Meet

Sam Rayburn Sees Grave Situation   House Speaker Cites Urgent Problems After Meeting With Kennedy

Unemployment Crisis Worst Since 1930's   Goldberg Found Situation Worse Than He Exnected

See. Goldberg Reports On Tour   Tells President Job Picture Worse Than Expected

Joblessness Relief Held Urgent Need   Rayburn Reports Kennedy to Talk on Situation Wednesday

—WORSE THAN: EXPECT ED*— Rayburn Sees Urgency  In Jobless Situation

WORSE THAN EXPECTED—GOLDBERG  Job Action More Urgent Than ae ~ Time Since Depression—Rayburn

Jobless Situation Is Called Uraent   Need for Action on Mounting Unemployment Is Greatest Since Great Depression, Rayburn Says After Conference at White House

Says House Speaker Rayburn . . .  US Is In Worst Shape  Since Big Depression

Job Problem. Is Worst Since 30’s: Rayburn   Plain Or Elaborate Valentines They All Carry Message Of Love

Unemployment Is A Rising Threat To U.S. Economy   Rayburn Says Action Is More Urgent Now Than Since 1930s Depression.

OLDBERG REPORTS T0 WHITE HOUSE   Rayburn Comes Away From Conference With Word Job Needs Are Greatest Since 1930s.

Kennedy Seeks Action On Slump   Rayburn Says Nation's Economy Most Urgent Since 1930s

Meets With Kennedy  Jobless Situation Most UrgentSince Thirties: Rayburn

Sam Rayburn Seeks Relief For Jobless    Leading Democtat Says Need Urgent For Ouick Action

tfatement Dy mayourn ~ Economic Situation Most Urgent Since Depression

Rayburn Claims Job Situation Is Similar to ‘30s   Need for Action Is Labeled as Worst  Since Depression

Group Of Soldiers Dispersed   Goldberg Says Situation Worse Than Expected    Rayburn Says Unemployed Reflect: ‘Most Urgency Since Depression’

Rayburn, Others See  President Goldberg Says  Conditions Worse  Than He Thought

Goldberg Reports Findings  Jobless Most Urgent Since 1930s: Ravburn

Rayburn Urges Fast Jobs Action  Makes Plea After Conference With President and Cabinet

Unemployment Is Kennedy's Chief Concern  House Speaker Tells Of Need for Nation  7. I 66 ie nh tee!

Jobless Situation Critical   Most Urgent Since Depression Says Speaker Rayburn

Goldberg Reports On Jobs   Situation Worse Than Expected He Tells Kennedy

WEATHER   Unemploymen ls Kennedy s Chief Concern   House Speaker Tells Of Need For Nation To ‘Do Something’

Steps To Cut Unemployment Said Urgent Rayburn Cites Need  For Action Followin, ‘White House Sessior

Need Action on Unemployment  _ Speaker Has Meet  With Pres. Kennedy

Predicameni Of Jobless Is Critical,   Goldberg Reports Situation Worse  Than He Expected

Rayburn Views Job Aid Problem Worst Since ‘30s   Speaker Reports On White House Economic Talks

Jobless Plight Urgent   Rayburn Indicates Unemployment Worse Than First Figured   FAST ACTION

Rayburn Say: Action Is U rgent Need   Goldberg Reports Findings Worse  Than He Expected

Urgency ‘Greatest Since Depression’  Rise Of Jobless Causes Concern

Rayburn Declares Job Problem Worse Than Anticipated  Goldberg Reports Findings to

‘House Speaker, Kennedy Confer (Mounting Unemployment Issue ‘Needs Fast Attention: Rayburn

Speedy Steps fo Aid Unemployed Are Urged   Goldberg Finds Situation Worst Since 1930's

Interstate conducting Survey for opinions OFf emplovees, service

Legislative Committees In Dispute   Tax,Appropriation Committees Both Say Other Should Act First

Talks Planned Direct New York to Moscow  Air Route Prospects Bright

U.S., Russia To Resume  Air Talks  To Discuss Direct Service Te « “aT 6

U.S.-Soviet To Negotiate Air Services   Prospects Brighten For Direct Flights Between Countries

Rates Hike By Airlines Is Approved   Temporary Okay To Cost Travelers $54 Million a Yea

Legislature Tossed Out GOP Tenets  Refused in Many Cases to Heed Party Mandates

Two Constituencies  Mr. Sam Was Many Things At Many Times In Congress

Had sense, judgment  This country was lucky in having Sam Rayburn

Legislature Takes up Redistricting, Elimination of Tax Stamps at Session

Nation’s Transport System Bulges With Home-for-Holiday Travelers

Rusk Reluctantly Agrees To ‘Permit Red Laotians Equal (Representation At Crisis Talks

SEATO Session...   Military Men Shape Up Plans to Repel Aggression by Reds

Goldberg Gets Human Side of Recession ln Wisconsin—Discouragement, Despair

Consolidated’s Sales and Earnings Gain New Peaks   Labor Secretary Hears State Story  Human Side of the Recession

Boys Would Be Sent Home In Levi’s That Low But New Capri Pants 3” Above Arrest Level

Levis For Ladies  erence sare men lhemmeemeeeinelicmeeaanine  American Woman Going Bare In Another Spot

Auto Workers, General. Motors, Shooting For: Settlement Wednesday i in Crippling Walkout

Worshippers Victims of  _ Terrorists  Tragedy Occurs At Christmas: Fete

Egypt Blames Americans For UAR Breakup   Chiang, Hussein Recognize Syria’s 4-Day-Old Reaime

Scaled-Down Social Security Plan Approved   Ways, Means Group Cuts JFK Proposal Clearly in Half

India Bristles At Red Threat   Nehru Says Invasion To Be Resisted

Nehru Tells Parliament Of Warning   Indian Leader Talks Of Resisting Invasion

Threaten Attack On India   Red Chinese Request Border Buildup End, Nehru Says Invasion Would Be Repelled

"We Shall Repel It, Nehru Says   Peiping Says New Military Posts By India Are Menace

Invasion Threat By Red Chinese  India Will -Resist, Save Nehru in Renly

Social Gatherinas   COUNTRY CLUB SOCIAL ' SEASON OPENS. WEDNESDAY-— WITH DINNER DANCE

Social Gatherinas   WOwusws Wes skews atalh< foe  COUNTRY CLUB SOCIAL SEASON OPENS WEDNESDAY— WITH DINNER NDANCE

Maritime Strike Truce Is Asked  By Government  60-Day Suspension   60-Day Suspension Sought for Panel To Seek Solution

Plan to End Ship Strike Under Study  Kennedy Prepared To Name 3 Men To Weigh Issues

Maritime Strike Gets Peace Offer  60-Day Suspension Is Asked By Goldberg; Saturday Is Deadline

Peace Plans To Be Offered By Committee  Goldberg’s Proposal Studied by Unions;

Would Name Labor Expert Panel To Sift Complicated Issues in Case

 Suspension or T-H Action Maritime Groups Heat  US. Plan for Accord

3-Man Unit Would Seek Solution  Goldberg Feels 110 Jataracte   Goldberg Feels U.S. Interests Endangered   RELATED STORY ON PAGE 16B

Inside...   Committee Named to Plot Solution  60 Day Maritime Strike Suspension Proposed

Government Presses For Strike Truce   60-Day Suspension, 3-Man Committee Uraed By Goldbera

Ship Groups Ponder U.S. Peace Plan   60-Day Suspension Of Strike Urged;  Injunction Looms

SUSPENS OF MARITIME STRIKE URGED   Goldberg Suggests 61 _ Days For Committee  To Seek Solution   STRIKING SEAMEN WITHHOLD COMMENT

Union Decision On Goldberg's Offer Awaited   Series of Meets Held in New York

3-Man Panel To Have 60 Days To Study Case   Striking Unions To Study Plans; Reply By Saturday Uraed

SEAMEN MUM  Se cenEanEnnaaaiiaaeenetaminamemeidaaeaeammeeeetammettaimeatiomea tamed  Goldberg Asks Strike Truce .

Shipowners accept Goldberg proposal   Two unions refuse peace proposal

Shipowners accept truce  ee Ee. See, GEN ee, 8   Sixty-day break in dock walkout asked by Goldberc

Suspension Of Maritine Strike Asked   Federal Proposal Being Studied By Two Factions

‘Solution’ Proposed by Goldberg Ship Lines, Union Ponder Peace Plan

Goldberg Seeks 60-Day Truce In Ship Strike   Owners Accept But No Word From Unions

Goldberg Asks Ship Strike Halt   Secretary Proposes 60-Day Truce; Would Submit Dispute to Presidential Group

Marketing: Specialist Tells. Probers ‘Stricter Packaging Regulations Bad

Ue ALUE ££ OUT  Capt. Obel Says He Didn't Hear Explosion Aboard B52

Surviving Bomber Copilot Capt. Obel Used ‘Chute, Life Raft for Shelter

Prospects Bright For Breaking U.N. Deadlock On Mauritania And Mongolia

Veto Plans Being Abandoned — Nationalists Ease Stand on Mongolia

Mauritania. Mongolia Due Seats In U.N.  Prospects Brighten For Breakine Of

Mongolians’ Chances In U.N. Better   Membership For Mauritania Also Brightens

Hopes Brighten For U.N. Taking In 2 Nations   Chinese Nats Abandon. Intention To Veto Outer Mongolia

Veto Withdrawn Prospects Brighten for UN Admission of Monaolians

U.N. Admission For Mauritania: Mongolia Seen   Nationalist China Aqrees

UF Goal  Raised to Date :   IN THE UNITED NATIONS Prospects Brighten for End to Deadlock on Admissions

China Lifts Mongolian.  Ban In U.N.   Prospects Brighten For Admitting Two More Countries

SEATO Leaders Recess Meeting  Agree To Use Force   Agree To Use Force In Laos If Necessary

SEATO Maps Move To Halt Grab By Reds   Kremilin’s Reply To Brilain Spurs Setllement Hope

Seato Favors Use of Force Against Reds  ce Only Power Na f Aare ng  ome

Dachau Horroi Described By Witness   Bodies Piled High And Stacked Like Cordwood

Witness to Extermination of Jews ‘Says Too Many Died for Estimation

Eichmann Trial:  Witness Tells Court Tale Of Wandering in Europe

Eichmann Trial   aero  Witness Tells of So Many Deaths He Could Not Estimate the Number

Grand and Pefit Jurors for January Term Of Court Selected by Jury Commissioners Tuesday

Scope of Education Aid Bill Comes in For Strong Debate Before Committee

hargo Of US. ade To Cuba  (onsidered   Effort Halt sis Vowed   resident Of Indonesia, KK Alert New Nations   Communique

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   PSES Office To Take Part In Research Survey

Area P. S. E. S. Offices To Participate In — Survey of Claimants

3,322 DOWN WITH FLU — @ Influenza Tops Diseases  In County During 1960

UF Goal $101,518  Raised to Date  $8,220   DFL Issues Challenge to Gov. Anderser

ASKS UNITY TO MATCH RED THREAT   President Keeps Busy Schedule  Across Border

Mobilzation Of Reserves Slated In Fall   JFK Indicates Air Force Units Will Get First Call

Mobilization Orders Face Key Groups   Orders Issued to Build Units to Full Strength In As Soon As Possible

First Reserve Call Predicted   Expect Air Force Order In 2 Months

First Reserve Units Alerted For Tentative Call In Month   Tab AF Members For First Group; Set 250,000 Goal   Post Stand-By Orders As Congress Approves Mobilization 403-2

Matthews Asks Authority For Chrysler Strike  Walkout May Occur Thursday. if No Nev  mmbem mt §ep APPA mbae

UAW Official ToAskStrike (f Chrysler   Thursday Deadline For New Contract To Prevent Action

House Eyes Bill To End Tax Stamps  Senate Takes Up Menanra Agnaine

Assembly Eyes Sales Tax Bilt   Stamp Redemption May Be Abolished

House Acts on Bill To Abolish Tax Sta mps   Ohio Senate Studies Measure Aimed at Organized Gambline

Tax Stamps. Policy Slips  In House.   Legislators Move To Ban Billboards  On Intarctata Raad.

What Effect Did JFK's Interview Have on Reading Public of Soviet?

Surrender  OQut--Rusk   Secretary Of State Rebuffs Buffer Zone In Central Europe

Rusk Rules Out Any Surrender In West Berlin  Central Euronean   Central European Buffer Zone Plan Also Turned Down

Rules Out Surrender Of Interests   Suggestion For Creation of Buffer  Zone is Rebuffed

.. 47 Northeast . 0 Southwestern   Rusk Against Yielding Any Berlin Rights  State Secretary Also Hits Plan For Ruffer Zone

Rusk Declares West Will Not Yield Interests   Also, No Buffer In Mid-Europe

Secretary Rules Out Surrender’   Buffer Zone Plan Rejected Also By Secretary Of State

Herbert Hoover Has Brief Meeting With Kennedy at Florida Reception

Segregated Budgets of 448 Million Requested   All Are Outside 503 Million State Fund Before Legislature

Ey  Governor Asks OK on Budgets  Requests Legislative Approval Of Segregated Funds cf $448 Million

TINY MONKEY MAKES FLICHT   Travels 6, 000 Miles Down Range At Alti~ tude Of 600 Miles

‘HIGH SCHOOL BOND  ‘ISSUE OPPONENTS — ORGANIZE — AS TAXPAYER:  VIGILANTES — WOULD ASK 16 ROOM GRADE SCHOOL    Cyril Orimann Named Head cf Group — Secretary  Ig Stanley Post

Katanga President Tshombe Fires Charge Of Attack at U.N., National Congo Army

Secessionist Accuses U.N. Of Assisting  NoU.N. Verificatic   “No U.N. Verificatior Of Any Large Scale Action By Troops

Farther Out Van Allen Belt Believed To Exist: Another Space Flight Hazarc

Manhunt O: For Killers Of Warden   Jail Official Shot Down As Pair Flees From Mass. Prison

Jail Warden Killers Sought   Desperate Pair Shoots Way Out to Freedom

Manhunt On For 2 Accused Killers After Jail Break, Murder Of Warden

Shark Insurance   ~ Astronauts May Have Life Rafts For Survival When Landing in Ocean

er reo"  Outgo Greater     weer  Than Income for  Blundering Trio

Budget At A Glance   This Record Strictly Hi-Fi(nance)   Not Fwact

Space Shot Set Next Month — America Will Open  New Moon Campaign

“TV A Vast Wasteland,’ Says FCC Chief; Industry Heads Fire Counterattack

‘Wee Frees’ Want No Drinkers - - - North Uist-South Uist Fight On

Ulbricht Claims Recognition Of Regime Wanted  Year's End Deadline Left Out Of Talk Upon His Arrival

Agrees To Premise 0 Give And Take, He Tells Italian   PEACEFUL SPEECH MADE BY ULBRICHT

East German Hints at Compromise  Beligerent Tone Missing After  ingis Visit

Ulbricht Is Peaceful In Airport Talk   Wants Recognition But Doesn't Stick To Treaty Deadline

Dust Kicking Un In West   Showers Forming, However, And Will Move Eastward

Astronaut Says Rocket Vibration Fogged Vision First Part of Flight

There "ll Be Some Changes Made  Vision Fogged Briefly By Vibration: Shepard

moO Winer LVitticulries: EES  Derry Astronaut Reveals Vision Fogged During Early Flight Stace

Shepard Reports To Scientists, Physicians  Brief Blur In Vision During Space Flight

Astronaut Reports Slight Vibration Only Hitch In Rocket Ride In Space

Shepard Tells Space *Dim-Ouv’   ‘Brief’ Vibrttion’ Fogged Vision

Caused by Rocket Vibration at Crucial Moments Shepard Says Vision Fogged Briefly Early in Space Flight

Astronaut Tells Of ‘Vibrations   Shepard’s Vision Is Fogged Briefly

Astronaut’s Vision Is Briefly Fogged  Shepard Reports Vibrations Of Rocket

Shepard Reveals Rocket Vibration Foqged Vision Briefly in His Test

IN SPACE FLIGHT  . Shepard Discloses Rocket _ «Vibrations:Fogged Vision «

Capsule Design Changed  Astronaut Tells Of Foaged Vision During Space Flight

Shepard Says Sight F ogged  ‘Tells Of Effect Of Rocket Vibration

Astronaut Tells Of Vibrations  6 a ee: Ee 8   Shepard’s Vision Is Fogged Briefly

Vibration Fogged Vision at Start of Historic Space Flight, Shepard Tells Physicians

Vibration fogged vision says Shepard   U.S. astronaut reveals oddity; modify rocket

Shepard Gives Paper On Flight   Says Vibration Fogges — Vision at Start, Landing Was Easy.

In Early Part Of Flight  \Shepard Says Rocket's Vibration Fogged Sight

Early On Space Flight Rocket Vibration Fogged Vision, Shepard Reveals

Mental Hospital Escapes Give Up   Held Young Mother, Brother as Hostaqces

Diseaurit- Speculation * Thet Bods: Move Orbi ed New: Srace Crgmmtrrcrebesn

Space Signals Seen Manned  Russian Ship   Japanese Radio Monitors Report Similar To First

Nathan Kaufman Dies In Florida  Retired Uniontown, Brownsville Merchant’s Death Unexnected

'Heads Into Harbor  Battleship N.C. Towed Across River Bar Teday

Anchor Chain Cut  ne ena etn a  Battlewagon. Crosses.  Bar, Heads Up River

U.S. Hits Soviet ‘Sabotage’ As Wrecking Nuclear Talks;  Moves For UN Intervention

Fulton Speaks His Mind  Congressman. Is ‘Tired of  Coming In Second to Russia

To Consider Standards For Larg er Districts— State Council Begins  Reorganization Study

Inside The Proaresc   By State Council of Education Fn’ School Reorganization Proposals Given Study

‘Poorly Conceived, Badly Administered’— Farm Program Costly Failure: Hickenlooper

Atlas Explodes Monkey Gives Life to Science   Safety Officer Destroys Missile on Erratic Path

‘Atlas’ Blast Kills Monkey After Launch   Rocket Explodes In Air, Plunges “Near Canaveral

Atlas Missile  EXPLOSION HIGH ABOVE CANAVERAL      No Mechanism For Escape in Space Capsule

Monkey Dies As Atlas Fails  Seattia fe Piaabomece   Missile Is Destroyed Along With Passenaer

Gave Life te Seie Gave Life 10 Science  Monkey Killed «Ls Missile Explodes

Atlas Blown Up; Monkey  Loses Life  Rocket Goes Out of Control on a  5,000 Mi. Test

Cape Canaveral: Monkey Dies In Explosion Of Missile — Animal Had No  Escape System Tea Nace Cane

Tiny Monkey Perishes in Flaming Explosion of Faulty Atlas Missile

Tiny Goliath tucked in nose of new Atlas   No emergency escape mechanisn for passenger

‘Primate Apparently Dies In Blast; Rocket Changes Course, Becomes Inferno

Little Animal Believed to Be Dead in Cone   Missile Destroyed When It Veers Off Course Suddenly

Monkey Dies As Atlas Flames Up   Test Animal Killed After. Launching Of Space Vehicle

Monkey Dies As Atlas Fails   Missile Is Destroyed Along With Passenger

Explosion  Kills Atlas Goliath   Missile Riding Monkey Is Dead in Atlas Blast

TINY MONKEY RIDING MISSILE IN PLANNED 5,000-MILE TEST  Blowup of Atlas Kills Monkey

ERRATIC MISSILE DESTROYED  Monkey Dies When Atlas Explodes High Over Cape

Monkey Killed in Explosion of Atlas   Advanced Rocket  Part of Planning far MAnnned Elinahs

Advance Atlas Is  Erratic   Capsule Had No Escape Mechanism, Model E Test For Manned Flights

Missile Explodes, Monkey in Test Flight Perishes   Cape Canaveral, Fla1#1_A tiny monkey named Goliath ied in the flaming explosion of an Atlas missile high over

Atlas Missile Blows Up; Monkey Dies In Holocaust   Woman, 7 Sailors Hurt In Jamestown Collision

High Over Cape  Monkey Dies In Atlas Explosion   Plane Hijacked; Pamphlets Are Dropped Over Lisbon

Faulty Atlas destroyed, little monkey gives Iie for science   Fire blamed

Atlas Carrying A Monkey Explodes On Way Skyward   Passenger Was Believed Killed; Rocket Was Up Several Thousand Feet.

Big Rocket Is Destroyed Alter Liftoff   Tiny. Passenger Trapped in Capsule In. Nose Cone

Rocket Carrying Monkey Blown Up In Space   Atlas Veers Off Course as Flight Starts

Deon at Webster College Calls Him ‘Guinea Pig’  Only Boy at 600-Girl Music School Wishes He Had More Dating Time

Nixon Won't Be Candidate For Governor   Offers Home State Party 3-Part Plan For ‘62 Comeback

Attack on U.S. Officer   Ex-Vice President Nixon Say He Will Not Seek Governorship of California

‘Idaho Traffic Deaths   Juvenile Delinquency Up In Suburbs, Rural Areas

Russians Gef New Proposal   Blasts in Atmosphere Would Be Halted

Menshikov Denies Reds ‘Communize   Ambassador Tries To Simplify Berlin Negotiation Issues

Bipartisan Fra. For Legislature Dies Fast Death  Political Lineup Taking Definite

Bipartisanship Melts as Controversial Topics Fall on Wisconsin Legislature

Latin-American Aid Soon Callec For By Kennedy  Danger From Castro Grows With Delay.

LATIN AMERICA REQUIRES HELP   ‘Must Move Now Te Curb Castro’s Influence, Kennedy Says

Claims Action is Necessary To Control Castro   Asserts.Nations Are In Most Critical  bye ee

Crew And Passengers Return Unharmed em ssengers Return Unharmea  Castro Frees  Pan-Am Liner

Recai! Seems A Certainty for Some, Perhaps Manv, Air Force and Navy Men

Voroshiloy Hif By Khrushchev  Former President Of U.S.S.R. Called  Amtinnetia  deeds.

Campaign Focuses On Money   Stephens Charges Harrison Plan ‘Unconstitutional’

Money Raising Becomes Topic Of Candidates   Labor Backing A.E.S. Stephens

WEEE PWREDOIN VINIV EROHIES  U. ‘. ‘Urged To Launch Massive International Education Setup   API Told To Halt Unnecessary Wells

/COSTLY, IMAGINATIVE’  ~— Bold International Education Plan Urged

=> the World loday  =   ‘nee -a¢  th ate i se 00 Coad   FLISARBFTHVILLE <¢UPHE

Two Cuban Diplomats Defect  Officials Tell Of Red Activity In Mexico.

Basic Soviet Demands Unchanged  Russia Making Concession On Berlin Impasse

Western Big Three Ambassadors In Moscow Talk Wit h German Official

Russia Has New Plan for Berlin, Diolomats Hear  Soviet Threat of Unilateral Action Lh ek Berre..

Western Envoys Consider New Red Proposal   New Status For Berlin At Issue

Soviets Want Berlin Talks To Start Now   But There‘s No Sign of Chance in Russian Demands

No Sign of Any Change In Demands   Western Big Three Confer With Envoy From West Germany

Big 3 Weigh Russ Berlin Concession   Revised Soviet Plar Said Ready to Get Talks Under Way

Soviets Change Tactics   Revised Plan To Get Berlin Talks Started Said Offered Big 3

Ruling Ends 10-Year Fight; Communist Membership Prosecution Also Upheld

Top Court Backs Two Red Laws   m6 S/R BRE TY Oh  Deals One-Two Punch to U. S.  Cammic Parte

They Must Register, Edict Says   Power of Prosecuting _ Members Girded By Tribunal.

Activities Law Also Validated   U.S. Communists Get Double Blow From High Court

Court Rocks Commie Party With Rule On ‘Knowing Members,’ Reaistration

Court Deals Commies One-Two Punch Ruling   Supreme Tribunal Upholds Smith Law;  Clears Uo Issue for Convictions

American Communist Party Hit Hard Blow   C ow wenn in fo mean Bi.id. Mamebibsaschiama   Supreme Court Holds Constitutional Acts Of Conaress Restricting Party

COMMUNISTS DEALT BLOW BY HIGH-COURT   Must Register And List Members With Justice Department   MAJORITY OPINION BY . FRANKFURTER

High Court Hands Reds Double Jolt   Subversive Control Act, Smith Clause Upheld In 5-4 Vote

‘Hail Red Astronaut As ‘He Leaves Britain   Gagarin Is Honored During Five-Day Visit There.

EXPANSION OF FLORIDA BASE [$ ANNOUNCED   80,000 More Acres Te Be Added To Cape  Canaveral Site   TO BE LOCATION OF MOON FLIGHTS

Inside ...   Expansion of Big Base Ordered  Cape Canaveral Chosen as Site for Moon Shots

Pick Canaveral as Site fo Launch Moon Flights: Order Base Expanded

Move Aside, Suggestion  Of President   Production Surplus Eyed  By Kennedy

Should Be Done By Commodity, President Says; Final Review Bv Conevress

Kennedy’s Farm Plan  Unveiled   Let Farmers Write Own Programs, He Asks, but Congress Leaders Are Wary

Self-Service’ Farm Plan Is Re- Proposed  i i i i I Ie   Kennedy's Special Message Warns Of Division And Chao:

Kennedy Asks Let Farmers Find Solution  Says Congress Would Have Veto Authority

Solons Asked To Step Aside JFK Proposes Letting  Farmers Draft Programs

US Farmers May Write Own Ticket   Overproduction Solution Sought By Administration

Pr esident Score es  Jobless Aid Win:   President Proposes ‘Do-It-Yourself’ Farm Program

Won't Boost Size of House   Committee Kills Al Bills to Benefit Shrinking States

Over Demo Protests Vinee Venied  James Browning Named Federal Judge

{  Over Demo Protests Once Denied  James Browning Named Federal Judge

Name Not Selected — Princess Margaret’s Bab) ‘Jones Boy’ To Britons

MEG, INFANT DOING GREAT NAMING DUE   Gifts Pouring In As England Hails 6-Lb. ‘Jones Boy’

Goldgere Role In N.Y. Strike Seen As  Pace-Setter For Future Dispute Action

New Bill Will Take ‘Biggest Bite’ Ever From West Virginia Taxpayer

Sepa ‘ate Bill Planned For School Loans  Clark Switches   Clark Switches To Administration View On Aid Issue

Theft Sets Off Europe-Wide Search for Thieves  $392,000 Painting of Duke Is Stolen

$392,000 Wellington. Portrait  Famous Painting Disappears   Art Thict A Historian?

Famous Painting Stolen   5392,000 Loss From National Gallery, London

Famed Goya Picture Of'lron Duke’Stolen   Painting Of Wellington Worth $392,00C

2) Texans Will Meet Violent Deaths July 4, Past Record Grimly Indicates

MORE STUMBLING BLOCKS Laos Cease-Fire Uncertain As New Peace Issues Arise

Laos Peace Hits New Roadblocks  Talks With Reds On Cease-Fire Cool Off

Sight No Evidence Of Laos Cease-fire  Russians in No Hurry To Resume Parleys

Scientists Listening For Noises  Is ‘Intelligent Life Stirring Out There?

NASA fo Orbit Unmanned Shot Soon, Drops Further Sub-Orbital Flights

Move Some Families From Towns Along Blue River; White Again Invades Spencer

20 PAGES TODAY   Negro Implicates Two Suspects In  Constable Death

TractorDeal  Demands  Rejected Castro Given  Until Friday To Answer

Tractor Group Makes Final Castro Offer  - Agricultural Tractors For 1,214 Prisoners

Deadline Set For Castro   Dictator Given Until Friday Noon To Accept Prisoner Swap Terms

Committee To Keep Original Tractor Offer  Friday Noon Set As Deadline For Final

TRACTORS FOR FREEDOM GROUP REJECTS CASTRO‘S NEW TERMS FOR RELEASE OF PRISONERS

Committee Sticks To Ast Offer   Cuban Premier Given ‘Til Noon Friday To Renly

Castro Has Until Friday To Accept   Committee Stands Fast On Original Offer Of 500 Farm Tractore

Group Is Holding To Offer of 500  Farm Machines   Deadline Friday; Cuban Is Seeking $28 Million Worth

U.S. Group Stands Fast On First Offer   Refuses To Honor Dictator’s Hiked $28 Million Ante

sAIOUSES Oplif in Mair Porous and Meandering fron Curtain Separates West and East in Berlin

INT)   —~Ibe bern Crisis--Part Tyo—  The lron Curtain That Even Splits Houses In Two

Peace Terms Reached On Neutral Laos  Agreement Adopte In Closed Session

Accord Reached On Laos   West, Reds Conclude Far-Reaching Pact On Peace, Neutrality

Agreement Reachedon  Laos Peace  Some Items Stil Remain Unsettled

Make Agreement On Laos Peace  Wract Pawere Savier   West Powers, Soviet Bloc Adopt Proposal

Six- Point Agreement Over Laos   To Become Operative When Neutrality Pact Complete.

Allies, Reds Reach Agreement on Laos   U. S. Supreme Court to Rule on Prayers in Public Schools

West, Reds Adopt Laos  Peace Plan   Britons, Soviets Are ‘Guardians’

Set Soviet, British as Guardians   U.S. Delegate Says Treaty Is Peace Pattern

Laos Control Plan Approved In Geneva Talks   British, Russian Guardian Setup To Keep Peace

U.S., Reds Reach Agreement on Peace in Laos   Some Obstacles Remain, However, On Matters of Nation’s Neutrality.

Reach Accord on Laos Peace   6-Point Agreement Between Reds and West Announced

U: Ne Tr oops, Seize Katanga Capital; T'shombe Raps- “Tricker i) Flees .

12 Reported Killed —  As U.N. Troops Take Over Flisahethville   23 Dead From Hurricane Carla   Floods Follow As Carla Dies Out

"Immediate Result Of Break Propaganda Drive Aimed At Guantanamo Likely

AS RESULT OF BRE \k Intensilied Cam pai on  On U.S. Base [s Seen

NEW YORK BATS THUMP CINCINNATI   John Blanchard Home Run Chases Starter Joey Jay

Yankees Win 19th World Title   Champions Collect 15 Hits Off 8 Redleg Pitchers

Pair of Five-Run  Frames Kill Reds   SEVENTH INNING   THIRD INNING

Kight Hurlers for Losers Sets Record  Yanks Win 13-5; Take 19th Title

North Korea Signs China Arms Pact  Pressure Stepped Up   Pressure Stepped Up Against Western Bloc; U. S. Defense Posts Principal Targets

North Korea, Peiping Sign Military Pact   U.S. Says Treaty Symbol Of Rising Militancy By Reds

N. Korea, Red. China Sign Pact   Treaty Like-That ‘With Russia, Sign “Of New Militancy

US. to Stand Pat on Berlin,  Johnson Says  Addresses Governor: At Formal Dinner; Challenges Russians

'U. S. Won't Forsake Berlin Under Rus: Threats, Johnson Tells Governors

US. Won't Retreat On Berlin-1B}   Vice President's Talk To Governors Blessed By Kennedy

‘U.S. WILL NOT GIVE UP BERLIN’      Vice-President Johnson Tells Governors There Will Be No Running Away.   NO RETREAT IS URGED   some of the State Executives Are Willing to Fight, if Necessary.

U.S. To Sue Electrical  Companies Attorney Gen.  Kennedy An nouncac Diane

U.S. Will Seek Damages From Electric Firms.   Complaints Asking -Millions to be Filed Within 2 Months

Westinghouse And CE Face Suits By U.S.  Will Seek Millions Soon In ‘Rigging’ Of Contract Bids

Employes New To Caplial Found Behind Desks State Capitol Experiences Sharp Switch Of Control

Angolan Rebels Being Hit With American Made Bombs   py DENNIS NEELD

Portuguese Lay Waste to Angola Villages in Fierce Air Assaults —

Nuclear Test Ban Talks Resumed   ‘New Approach’ By Russians To Be Rejected By West

Big Powers Resume Atom Test Ban Talks   Fear New Soviet Approach Another Propaganda Move

Nuclear Test Ban Talks Begin After Recess of 80 Days   Western Allies Have No Copy of New Red Proposal

Budget Won't Be Fattened   Parties Trade Attacks As Deadline Passes

Democrats Fai  To Boost Budget   Rift Widens Between Swainson. Republicans

SENATE OKAYS PEACE CORPS   Organization Faces Troubled Path  In House

Rusk Makes New Appeal For Funds  $4.8 Billion Foreign Aid Program OK Asked of Congress

Rusk Repeats Admin. Call for $4.8Billion Aid  Sees House Group Following Kennedy's  Dilan ta Pannia

Rusk Endorses Kennedy's Appeal to People for Support of Foreign Aid

Rusk In Second Appeal For Foreign Aid Fund:   Johnson Says U. S. Beefing  Up Counter-Guerrilla Forces

Shots Halt Attempt to ReachCuba  67 on Flight From Los Anceles Port

Nabbed Jet In Flight Over SW   While Refueling At El Paso, They Bungle Scheme

Hours of Terror For Customers And Crew of 6   Gunfire Prevents Airliner Takeoff

Huge ‘Bird? Surrounded .  Plane Hijackers Held At Bay At El Paso Base

Big Plane Still Held By Gunmen   Police Prevent Takeoff By Shooting Tires

Gunmen in Comman  Halt Hijacked Airliner In Hail of Police bullets

Hijackers Of Jet Airliner F oiled As Officers Shoot Out Tires —   Take-Off Is Blocked By Gunfire; Gunmen, 10 Hostages On Plane

Two Give Up; Others Still Holding Craft  73 Aboard When Four Men Assume Control In Texas

Vehicles, Armed Law Officers Surround Big $5 Million Jet at El Paso Airport After All But Four Passengers, Six Crew Membere Relaeacad

shots Puncture Tires  Gunfire Prevents Departure  of Miacked $5-Million Jet

Four Hijackers Give Up Control Of Jet in Texas   Shots Pierce Tires As $5 Million Ship Tries ta Take Off

Gunmen Hold Plane  In Texas   Attempt To Hijack Jet For Flight To Havana

G-Men Foil Cuban Plane Hijackers —   Divers Locate Bus With 16 Dead in Lake

Four Hi-jackers Surrende Plane; Occupants Unhurt  - 63 Passengers, Crew of Six Aboard Airliner;

Airline Hijackers  Are Foiled   Gunfire Keeps Jet From Going On To Cuba

Castro Is Blamed In Hijacking of Jet at i Paso   Federal Authorities Gain Control of Ship

Thugs Give Up After Holding Craft 6 Hours   Airliner With 67 Aboard Seized After Leaving Phoenix: Report Thugs Planned To Fly To Cuba

Plane Held By Gunmen At El Paso   HYSTERICAL WOMAN   ARMED OFFICERS

2 Pirates Quit, Free Hostages   Pair Still Aboard With FBI Agent

4 Gunmen Quit In Effort To Fly to Cuba   Luxury Jetliner Crew, Passengers Terrorized For Hours in El Paso

Air Bandits Grab Craft Over Arizona   Plane Surrounded After Landing at EI Paso for Fuel

Yuntire Holds Plane at El Paso —  Four Airline Hijackers Surrender to Officers   Rv RILL RICHARDSON

Gunfire Balks Takeoff For Haven in Cuba   Jet With 6 Crewmen, 4 Hostages Encircled By Officers at El Paso

Prevented By Gunfire From Going To Cuba   Crew And Four Passengers Still Hostages Aboard Grounded Plane

Jet Hijacking Attempt Stymied by Gun Shots   Gunmen. Force Airliner to Land at El Paso Before Continuine Toward Havana ~

10 Hostages Confined on  Boeing 707   63 of 67 Persons Aboard Released At El Paso Field

Hijackers Of Airliner Surrender At El Paso   Ry RITT. RICHARKHSON

Police Halt  Airliner On  Texas Field Crew.4 Men Held  As Hostages In Try To Reach Cuba

Half Who Start Will Not F inish College Dropouts Are Seen As Major Education Hurdle

College Dropout Rate Runs High  aii £2.18 FV. Baws   Half Fail To Reach Graduation Day

COLBERT IS SUED FOR $5.25 MILLION   Chrysler Corp. Board Chairman Accused Of Conspiracy. by Discharaed Prasident.

Chrysler Head Sued For $5.25 Million  Discharged President Files

Chrysler Board Chairman Named In Big Lawsuit  $5.25 Million Asked By William Newbera

Newberg Sues Chairman Of Chrysler Board   .$5.25 Million Damages Aske

This ‘Cold War’ Getuing Hotter!   Tormey Thought He “Thaw” 48 Below!

BULLS RUN AT PAMPLONA Prominent Fan Missing At His Favorite Fiesta

Drivers to Get Notices Before Licenses Expire   State Senate Passes Bill and Sends It to Dalton for Sianature

State Would Mail License Nofices   Cost Estimated At $90.000 Yearly

84 Students Get Out of Jailhouse   Judge Gives Them Day of Sunshine

Florida Frees Jailed Students   Judge Says State Bears Part Of Blame

Jail Doors Swing Oper  For Rioters   Judge Relents: 84. See Sunshine

Students Free With Lecture   Vit LULLULS  ‘Mild Admonition by Florida Judge Is  Giivan C‘allaginna

Jail doors open for belligerent collegians  JUDGE: STUDENTS BEHAVIOR LEFT MUCH TO BE DESIRED

Jailhouse doors open for 84 held in Florida resort hassel   One still held   Share blame

Says Burst Won't Upset A-Balance  Declares Free Men Will Renel KE ffart   Declares Free Mer Will Repel Effort *To Spread Fear’

Devious Aims Denounced By White House   Fallout May Reach North America In Few Days

White House Denounces Soviet Blast   Says Purpose Is To Create Fear And Panic

U.S. Says Soviet Blasts To Spread Fear Will Be Detied By Might Of Free

U.S. Assails Soviet Atomic Blackmail, Sees No Panic   Britain Plans Steps to Boost Army Size

Burst could  double fallout of Red tests  Expected to reach Narth America   Expected to reach North America in 3 to 5 days

Soviet Blast Panic Device   US Denounces Latest Russ Explosion; Test Does Not Affect Balance of Power

Device Claimed Used To Incite Fright, Panic   Immediate Fallout From Blast Not Likely To Reach U.S. For Three To Five Dava

Blast Called Attempt To  Incite Fear   Soviets Told U.S. Still Has Power To Kepel Attack

Fear Spread By Bomb, U.S. Says   Neutralists Push  Vote On Testing

White House Says Moscow Aims at Panic  Course of Fallau   Course of Fallout Watched; Device Called ‘Dirty’

Bomb Test Called ‘Fear Device   White House Denounces Super Blas!

FALLOUT RATE TO BE DOUBLED ~ Reds Trying To Incite Fright And Panic—U-S.

Fallout From Blast Is Expected To Reach North America in Three to Five Days

Called Device To Incite Fright, Panic   Immediate Fallout Expected to Hit North America in Three to Five Days; Charge Soviets Try to Spread Fear

U. S. Calls Soviet’s Huge Explosion Device To Incite ‘Fright and Panic

Fallout To Reach North America In 3 to 2 Days   White House Says Soviet Effort Will Be Repelled by Free Men

Blast Assailed By White House   Russ Explosion Is Denounced As Device to Incite “Fright, Panic’

GIANT BLAST ASSAILED Soviets Seeking  To Incite Panic, Says President

Firm Stand Pledged U.§. Denounces Soviet Bomb As ‘Panic’ Device   On Voluntary Test Ban  U.§.Fiahts Neutralists

Nuclear Burst ls Denounced by The White House   Called Device to Friahten. Panic

U.S. Rips Red Blast As Device To Incife Panic   Does:Not Affect Balance of Power, White House Says

Super Bomb Test Rapped By Kennedy   Device To Incite Fright And Panic, White House Says

Test Made 'To Panie: Cc apital U.S. Power Ample  To Destroy Foe, White House Says

fallout Expected In Few Days  White House Blasts Reds For Bomb Test

U.S. Power Sufficient In Defense   50-Megaton Blast Fallout on Move

Blast Doubles Fallout U.S. Denounces Bomb Test As Device of Fright, Panic

Fallout Due Over Nation Within Days   White House Says Free Men To Repel Red Fear Drive

Fallout To Reach Here In 5 Days   White House Calls It Device To Incite Panie

‘Bomb Just To Scare Others’   Fallout Expected Here in Three To Five Days

From Around The World — Soviet Bomb Brings Angry Shock Waves   Denounces Blast  As Device Of Fear

Two or Five Kevegied as Americans  Spies May Have Passed False Date

Reveal “Secret” Spies May Have Been Used To Feed  False Information To Reds

Withholding Faces Quick House Okay   Passage Likely on Monday Senator to Introduce Own Bill In Senate Friday

Hurricane Atfecting Whole Gulf   Only High Pressure Area Over East U.S. Holding Carla Down

Hurricane Carla, Large And Dangerous Affects Entire Gulf of Mexico

Muriel Reynolds Gets New Trial  R. J. Reynolds’ Latest Marriage Mae Alat Rea I acal

Long Wait To See If Dikes Hold   4,800 Evacuated From Homes; Bridges Closed

At Cedar Rapids Levees Holding, Surging Cedar Nearing Its Crest   Some Seepage

Saturated Dikes Watched Closely For Weak Spots   Governor Asks Disaster Aid For East lowa

GOP Efforts To Alter Bill Easily Beaten   Barron Income Tax Moves Along; Rival Program Introduce

Senate Questioning Continues . . . Loyalty of US Housing  Post Nominee Under Fire

FOREIGN AID BILL GOES TO SENATE   Hickenlooper Proposal Given Most Attention

' Get-to-Gethers   REV. MILO MORRIS: j REPORTS NEWCOMER’ s REACTIONS TO LE MARS

In The Mail Bag   WESTMAR STUDENT TELLS HIS SIDE — ANSWERS YESTERDAY'S OPEN LETTEF AY THE COFFEE NPRInwecrn

_In The Mail Bua   In The Mail Bag  WESTMAR STUDENT TELLS HIS SIDE — ANSWERS YESTERDAY'S OPEN LETTER BY THE COFFEE DRINKER :

Khrushchev Smiles Way Into Vienna; Gets Nothing But Crowd’s Cold Stares

See EUDORA, Page 14   Seven Last Words of Jesus Basis for Today's Service

West Lacks Unity As Talks Get Underway   Communists Hold Upper Hand Going Into Geneva Confak

Royal Laotians Refuse to Attend Geneva Meeting   ?eace Conference May Get Lnderway With. out Pro-Western Delegation.

UN Planes Continue  Bombings   Katanga Troops’ Return Fire Seems Ineffectual

Fidel Imposes Rationing Lack Of Grease Poses A ‘Sticky  Problem’ For Lard-Hunery Cuba

Irs Not In The Fire Cuba In Big Bind; Fat  Rationing Is Im posed

Personalities Are Exchanged in Hot Debate  Argument Over Sale:   Argument Over Sales Tax Brings Name of Kuehn Into Scrap

Tax Withholding Dies; Sales Levy Arguments Lively   Coalition Beats Collection Plan For Income Tax

18 Congo. States May Federate   Proposal Comes From Meeting of Conaolese Leaders

Skindivers, Capsule, Pulled From Pacific  Capsule On Way To Honolulu

Parachute Team Fishes ‘Success’    Capsule From Sea   Discoverer Carrying Metals Makes Successful Journey

Minuteman’s Second Test Is Successful  Pushbutton Missile Blazes 5,000 Miles Down the Atlantic

Minuteman Missile Blazes 5,000-Mile Flight  In Successful Launching

Minutemar Missile Hits Target   Weapon for Pushbutton War Second Success

Storm Signals:  Soviets Stressing  Stalinist Belief In World Policy

vorid Forrical ror  Latest Soviet Moves Raise Storm Signals for Allies

U.S. Hopes of Driving Communism From Cuba Hinge on Direct Action

Bungled Invasion May Have Been Rebels’ Last Chance  Reds Certain to Tighten Grip on Cuba

Fidel More Willing Tool Hope of Driving Communism From Cuba Vanishes for U.S.

Untes: edy Administration Wants To Court En s Trouble  Hopes For Ousting Reds Fading

U.S. to Have New Worries with Other Latin Nations   Communist Grip on Cuba Is Tightened by Invasion Failure

From Emerickvilie to Dale .  39 Miles of Shortway In Area Under Design

A Visit To The Zoo Tot, Fighting Off Cancer, Is Granted His Only Wish

Doomed Johnny, 4, Finally Gets To See Animals at Philadelphia Zoo

Teacher Shortage Seen When School Begins   TI'nited Press International

More Expected Today Rains to Push River Out Of Banks at Cincinnati

A , . American Is  Released by Red. Chinese  -. Robert E. McCann To Be Free After - 15. Years in Jail

American Is Released By Red Chinese   Jailed on Charge Of Espionage, Is Dvinge of Cancer

American Freed By Red China   McCann, Held On Espionage Charges To Be Released  On Wednesday

ancer Victim     RED CHINA WILL FREE AMERICAN   California Man Spent 15 Years In Reds’ Prison

After Wife's Appeal Red China to Release U.S. Prisoner Held 9 Years

‘Red’ Hijackers Force Airliner Over Caracas  Venezuelan Plane with 40 Passenaers Is Taken Over

Airliner Is Hijacked  In Venezuela Papers Dropped On Capital,  It Veers to Sea

AIR TROOPS ORDERED TO REINFORCE   Token Blockade Now Encircles Big Naval Base

North Africa:  Tunisia Charges Bizerte Invaded  Report Claims French Paratroopers Dropped

Tunisia Fires on French Planes, Claims Strafing  a: ee eee Wee Se   Tension Is oan In. Dispute Bizerte“ Na

4Proposed Amendments Get Approval.   Jury Waiver in Land Condemnation Cases Included

Four Proposals Okayed in State  Sheriff's Tenure, Pay Hikes Lose

4 Amendments Approved in Referendum   Sheriff Tenure and Officials Pay Raise Proposals Beaten

2 Amendments Turned Down  vviscensin Voters Giv ve Nod fo 4 Constitutional Changes

} “Long Active in Politics Kennedy's Civil Defense Pict Hichly Regarded as Organize

Kennedy Name: Ellis fo Civil Defense Post.  Intimates Call New CD Leader Top Organizer

Court Okays Sale Of Bonds   Communist Leaders Gather For Meet      Court KO’s Try To Block Integration Of Sehools

Navy Asks Liner Go to §. America   No Reply from Pirates To Bid To Land and Free Passengers.   Fears Portugal.

Episcopalians Close Meeting  Pastoral Letter to   Pastoral Letter to Be Read to Churche:

yore FLcumentcat Kpiscopal Convention Ends  With Call For Chureh Unity   The letter af the 190.membe:

Where Do Things Stand In Berlin? Contd The Lid Blow Off At Any Time?   Urge To Escape — Could Cause Rush For Freedom

Diplomatic Protest Is Only Course Open to Allies in Berlin at Present

92 at 1 p.m. today 7) low this morning 95 high Monday  81 high year ago  61 low year ago.

Freedom, Access Vow Expected By Two Leaders   Accord Reported on Need to Negotiate Crisis With the Soviet Union.

HOFFA’S UNION VOTED DOWN BY AFL-CIO   Teamsters Still Dominated By Corrupt Element, Meany Says   100 LOCALS SEEKING TO DESERT HOFFA

Call Leaders More Corrupt Than Before   Meany Says About 100 Locals Apply To Break with Hoffa

TEAMSTERS AGAIN REBUFFED  100 Locals Seek To Leave Hoffa Union, Ask Charters

Council Votes 25-2 Against Readmission  Meany Reports 100 Locals Seek To Quit   Meany Reports 100 Locals Seek To Quit Teamsters’ Union

AFL-CIO to Reject  Hoffa's Teamsters  Meany Leaves Door Open For Defecting Locals

High Radiation Slows Probe of Reactor Blast.   -Michigan. Navy Man Victim of Explosion

Radioactivity Hinders Probe Of A-Blast  Experts Gingerly  a ee ee aT   Experts Gingerly Examine Reactor, Site Of Explosion

Nuclear Explosion Probed   Cause of Fatal Blast In Idaho Sought By Agency

Seek cause of  reactor blast Radioactivity   Radioactivity inside building hampers work

Experts Probe Nuclear Blast Site for Clues.   Bodies of Two Victims Remain Inside Building

‘Nuclear Experts Seeking Cause Of [Atomic Reactor Explosion In Idaho

Radioactivity Hinders Prob OFA-Blast ee Fe 7   Experts Gingerly . Examine Reactor, Site OF Explosion

Seek Cause Of Atomic  Explosion   Radioactivity Hampers Investigation of Idaho Atomic Reactor Explosior

Legislators Are Seeking To Boost Manpower Of N. C.’s Highway Patrol

Second Group For Same Charter Line  $8 Stranded Californians  Want Transportation Home

Californians waiting in Britian, charter airliner fails to appear

Death Toll Over 750  Bitter Controver sy Raging Over Philippine Epidemic

Youth Gang Said Roaming ‘Loose In Congo Capital   Juvenile Delinquency Seen As Grave And Mounting Problem

Boy trapped in cave overnight brought out safely near dawn   Tiaht squeeze

Lies Injured In Crevasse Overnight  Trapped Boy Rescued From Cave

Rescue Workers Save Georgia Youth from Treacherous Mountain Cave

YouthTrapped In Cave Saved   “Injured Teen-Ager Rescued After Falling Into Mountain Crevasse

{With Help From Upstairs ‘Boy Rescued From Cave \After Overnight Ordea

- Takes 50-Foot Tumble... Youth Rescued After Long Ordeal in Mountain Cave

‘Man Upstairs’ Helped a Lot Boy Rescued From Georgia Cave, Trapped Overnight

Condition Not Serious Teenager Trapped in Cave Saved After 10-Hour Ordeal

Injured Boy Rescued After Being. ‘Trapped Overnight in Georgia Cave

Taken To Hospital  Boy, 15, Trappec AllNight In Cave Rescued Today.

Rescue Teen-Ager After Fall Info Mountain Crevasse   10-Hour Ordeal Ends for Youth Who Is Recovering at Rising Fawn, Ga.

Tumbled Into Crevasse —  Rescuers Save Injured Teenage Boy Trapped in Mountain Cave

FUN FAG pie     Education Board Opposes Legislative Council Bills

otugent Frees Again  Education Board Opposes Legislative Council Bills

Judge Is Embarrassed As Santa Claus Is Hailed Into Court On Ancient Law

CASE DISMISSED... _ Everyone knows Santa  gives, that he doesn't take

n Scrooges Abound in Bucks County  ‘Kindly Squire Springs Santa on Bum Rap

Invocation of Blue Laws Brings Some Red Faces  Embarrassed Court Speeds Release of Santa

——vuage Apologizes ——  Santa Pinched For Blue Law Violation—Set Free

~ARRESTED ON BLUE LAW CHARGE- _ Judge Apologizes, Leis Santa Claus Go Free

In Court, Out In Seconds  Santa, Of All Persons, Is Accused Of Breaking 167-Year-Old Blue Law

Someone Dreams Of Blue (Law) Christmas. --Hauls Santa Into Court But'Not For Lona

‘Santa Claus Nabbed Under Blue Laws; Action Is Urged By ‘Ethics’ Committee

i Accused Of Breaking Law 167 Years Old  'Santa Hauled Into Court, Is Freed

On The inside   blue Laws Or No Blue Laws  Santa Got Pinched, But Yule Spirit Won

Judge Hastens to Free Santa Clau: After Arrest Under 1794 Blue Law

Navy Secretary Quits To Enter Texas Race   Charge: Violating Blue Law  Court Quickly Frees Santc

Warning by Johnson on Red Tactics  Cites Cuba in Address to Philippines Conaress

Vice President Warns  Reds Are ‘Testing’ Will  To Survive, Johnson Says

To Philippines Congress . . . Johnson Urges Firm Stand to Guard Freedom

Freedom Is Stressed By Johnson   Joint Action Encouraged In Talk In Manila

U. $. To Honor Commitments To Freedom   Vice President Addresses Congress In Philippines

SAYS REDS TEST MANY PLACES NOW   Communism Due More Opposition Than Military

In Cause Of Freedom Allies: Can: Count On U. S:, Johnson Tells Philippines

Free Lands Reassured  By Johnson   Vilipino Congress Told U.S. to Honor  Commitments

In The Phillipines: Johnson Delivers Pledge Of United States Support

U.S. Will Honor Obligations—LBJ  Vice President Makes Pledee   Vice President Makes Pledge  To Philinynines Conoressmen

Johnson in the Philippines... .     “Determination for Freedom Is Sought by Vice President

Philippines Given Pledge Of U.S. Aid   Johnson Says Free Nations Must Unite Against Red Threat

Johnson in Promise to Philippines   “Friends Can Count on Us," He Says; “Must Show Firmness.”

Unity Against Reds Urged By Johnson   Filipino Congress - Hears American Vice President Tall

Philippines Told U.S. Will Honor Pledges   Congress Hears Vice President

Philippines Visit Begun By Johnson   Tells Congress U S. To Continue Honor Of Commitments

Veep Warns Of Red Taclies   Johnson Addresses Philippine Congress

Johnson. Hailed By Filipinos   Big Welcome Given U.S. Vice President

‘Free Nations Must Show Determination to Keep Freedom  Johnson Tells Filipinos U.S. Will Honor Its Commitment:

All Free Nations Have Big Stake in Freedom, Says LBJ   Vice President Addresses Philippines Congress; Greeted by Thousands.

Congressional Redistricting Aer een i RNA SARS RENNER STE SES BE ISR SEERA ERAS ATH SNA AHIR eepRE RENte crse  Compromise Plan Nixed

Redistrict Plan Fails In House   District 7 Solons Lead Revolt; Down Senate-House Plan

Cuban Exiles, U.S. Citizens Move To Meet Castro’s Price   EPORTER ‘TELLS OF AWE UL DAYS AFTER CUBAN. ROUNDUP ©  Life Gets: Preearious In Castro’s Crammed Prisons

‘Tractors For Prisoners,’ Castro Says-—Cuban Rebels Sent To Bargain With U.S.

Council Accepts Castro's Offer to Trade Prisoners for Bulldozers

Rebels Say They'll Buy Freedom   Three U.S. Citizens Offer to Purchase Liberty for Rebels   More Stories, Picture Page Six

Prisoners For Bulldozers oe  Bulidozers  Cuban Rebels Arrive To Negotiate Trade

Captive Committee in Miami Cuban Revolutionaries Accept Prisoner-Bulldozer Swap Plan

Private Drive Picks Up 10 Cuban Rebels In U.S.  To Discuss Prisoner Trade

U.S. Heads Okay Appeal For Money  Castro Demands 500 Tractors As

Bulldozer Exchange  Cuban Rebels Are in U.S. To Negotiate for Trade

Bulldozer Deal Gets Govt. 0.K   State Dept. Stresse: Cynicism on Cuban Swap Proposal.

Castro Sends Ten Rehels To Begin Swap’ Conferenc  Still Wants 500 Bulldozers In Turn   Still Wants 500 Bulldozers In Turn For 1.200 Prisoners

Collection Started  Cuban Refugee Group OK's Bulldozer Trade Deal

Prisoners For Bulldozers  Cuban Rebels Arrive To Negotiate Trade

Rebel Captives Reach U.S. for Unusual Talks   To Negotiate for Prisoner Trade

Castro's Offer Accepted  Rebels Call  For Donations ‘*. ).... +...

Mrs. Beach Davis Appointed Member Of Wellsboro - Charleston School Board

Senate Unit Airs Growth   Bowles, Musk Placed Among  Members of ‘Liberal Entente’

Calls on Finns To Join Defense Against Rising Military Threat By W. Germany

Soviets Call on Finns To Combine in Defense Against West Germany

U.S. Terms Action Red Panic Device   Russian Action Shocks Leaders   Reds Ask Finland Join To Face German Threat

Finland Called On To Aid Red Defense   Strong Note From Moscow Accuses Its Scandinavian Neighbors Of Complicity

Hard Choice: Hold Line or  Raise Taxes   Lines Are Drawn For Historic 1961 *Battle of Budget’

Says Alternative Pronosal Would Boos! Progress   Governor's Message Criticized by GOP Legislative Chiefs

Jne Plan Would Cost an Extra $150 Million  DiSalle Alternatives: Proaress or Nothina

$2.2 Billion Proposed In  ‘Needs Plan’   ‘Hold Line And Do Nothing’ Suggested As Other Alternative

Lines Drawr  For Battle  Of Budget DiSalle Submits  Fa gcacpomspess

Industry Drive Opens With Dinner Wednesday   Union Endorses Effort—  R&P Lends Hand To Industry Drive

Wisconsin Area Hit By Drought   Stockmen Move Cattle To Water, Plan Early Sale

Upstate Made Drought Area   Senator Wiley Asks Early Action By U.S. Officials to Aid Farmers

Wisconsin ls Added To Drought Area   Dwindling Water Supplies, ‘Hoppers Aggravate Misery

Drought, Insects and Feed Shortages Threaten Cattle Farmers in Four Great Plains States

Cattlemen Moving Herds...  Plains Drought Spreads To Northern Wisconsin

Wisconsin’s New State On Drought List  Oe ae ee   Sen. Wiley Seeks Aid As Minnesota Takes New Action

Grasshopper Plague  Northern Wisconsin Added To Drought Stricken Areas

Mauroding Gunman Mills Sieelworker In Most Recent Slevin of Vacationers

Vacationing Father Slain, Wife Beaten   Sons Witness Brutal Attack by Gunman at U.S. 99 Roadsid.

Robber Slays Man, Beats Wife at Roadside Camp As Two Children Watch

Resolution On By-The-Drink Up For Action  ammittase Sande   Committee Sends It Out Without A Recommendation

From Fulbright, State Department  Thurmond Charge Draws Quick Reply

Mutligan GirdsFor Battle   — Bucks County Democratic Chairman John T. Mulligan has fired at least five members of the party's executive committee.

EXPLOSION : IN PIT NEAR TERRE HAUTE   Men Drop In Theli Tracks, Die Where: The Are Working; Blast Cause Unknown.

Torn and Seared Bodies Removed From Mine Shaft   No Conjectures on Cause of Disaster

Tragedy in Indiana  Bodies of 22 Men Taken From Blast Ravaged Mine

2) Miners Dead In Indiana Blast  Terre Haute Area CE ca cit ti tegen

22 Miners  Lose Lives  In Indiana Explosion Kall   Explosion Kills Entire Crew NearTerreHaute

Mine Blast Study Starts, 22 Vietims Recovered   Picture on Page 4

Men Dropped In Tracks When Explosion Came   Seared and Torn Bodies Brought Up from Mine

22 Miners Victims Of Flash Fire  Bodies Brought From 265-Foot Indiana Shaft

Bodies of 22 Men Are Brought Out Of Indiana Coal Mine: Probe Set

Commission Blames Reds for Blocking Efforts To Police Cease-Fire in Laos

Old Hat for a Young Traveler   Daughter in Dramatic Indictment of Cooley

lt ls Good to Give Thanks ..... Kennedy Calls on All Americans To Observe Day of Thanksaivina

It.Is Good To Give Thanks Unto The Lord  Mark Thanksgiving Day     With Prayer, Reverence

Americans Reminded of Perils Ahead   President Calls For Day of Thanks In Annual Proclamation

President’s Proclamation ..  ‘lt Is A Good Thing To Give Thanks...

#anksgiving rrocilamation  President urges all citizens to day of ‘contemplation’

Carla Belts Louisiana and. Texas With Awesome Might   Closes In on Coast Now Almost Cleared of Inhabitants

Hurricane Heads for Deserted Gulf Coast ‘ln Wake of 140 Mile an Hour Wind Gust:

Says Reds Expected To Lose Wall   Senator Quotes E. Berlin Pealy

No Man’s Land In Center Of Berlin Symbolic Brandenburg Gate Bristles With Armor And Tangled Barbed Wire

No Longer Symbo! Of Freedom     Armed Troops Block Brandenburg G Gate

At Famed Erandenburg Gate  Fast Faces West in Grim Tension   i  1 1

Long a Symbol of Freedom and Reunification- Brandenburg Gate Looks Like The Middle of No Man's Land

Famous Freedom:! -Landmark In'No:Man’s:Land. .  Brandenburg Gate Engulfed. By Wire

Levies Are Due to Expire On June 30   Swainson Wanted Taxes To Increase Outlay For State Schools

Quite a Man, This Senator M. Mansfield  His Colorful Life To Be Big Help

Democrats, GOP Hold ‘Mansfield Tn Esteem: ‘But Senate Role To Test Strength Of Devotion

Hourly Wage Obsolete? Auto Workers to Propose Plan for Annual Salaries

 Annual Salaries For. Factor ry Workers  UAW Proposes End iOf Hourly Wages

Reuther Calls For Substitute To Hourly Wage   Teams Also Meet GM, Chrysler And Amercian Motor Mer

MRS. KENNEDY IS POSTPONING TRIP   First Lady Will Now Visit India And Pakistan Next January. White GWnonce Sare

Inside Today’s Time:   wy e@  Hurricane Strikes Honduras Capital

Flash Floods Spread Over Crown Colony   Belize, Capital of British Honduras, May Have Suffered Disaster; 15-Foot Tide May Have Engulfed Coastal City

Hattie lashes into Honduras   Giant hurricane pushing 15 foot tide, high winds

Honduras Storm Disaster Feared   City of 31,000 In Hattie’s Path

FALLING GIRDER KILLS PEDESTRIAN   ANXIETY HELD FOR CAPITAL, BELIZE Disaster Feared As Storm Pummels British Honduras

“Gee Tk     Nixon. Rocky All Smiles   Haltie Smashes British Flonduras

Hurricane Rams Into Honduras  WSs cee Bb   Disaster Feared In Capital City Of British Coleny

Giant Hurricane Hattie Smashes British Colony   Fear 15-Foot Tide Engulfed Entire City of 31,000

‘Disaster ts Feared ne Giant Hurricane Simashes Into Canital-of British Honduras

Big Hurricane Crashes Into British Honduras   Might Inflict A Disaster On Capital City

Hattie Inflicts Disaster On City Of Belize   15-Foot Tide Pushed Up By Hurricane Hits British Honduras

FEAR BELIZE SWAMPED BY 15-FOOT TIDE   Possible Disaster At Crown Colony Capital: On Sea Level; 100-Mile. Winds Batter City. °°’

(House Demos" Demand Idle Pay Showdowr   Committee Chief . Hints Trade For Action by Senate

* How If Was: 1 s FINALLY. HERE  _ \ TEMPERATURES WARM UP TO SUMMER

How It Was IT'S FINALLY HERE a  TEMPERATURES  wWwaRae TTT) ane errmseneeree

New Cold Blast Hits Northeast  Weather Shows No Signs of Moderating

Icy Cold Continues  U.S. Grip   Temperatures Moderate Only In Southland

WHERE TO FIND IT   Government Move To Block Merger Rejected By Judae

lncdliian Affairs Task boree Slated  lo Conduet Information Pourine

In Nation's Midsection   Snow, Sleet, Icy Rains Mark Arrival Of Sprine

Spring Arrives In Winter Coat   Snow, Sleet and Rain Usher in New Season

Passes ‘29 Marathon 37th Legislative Assembly Sets Longevity Record

Bw twe ~—Witwitww  Elwood, MH Fives Clash; Tigers And Gaels Meet

Red German Opens Fire: Police Eday  Second Incider . A LI...   Second Incident In 24 Hours Along Wall

Western, Red Berlin Police Blaze Away   Troops Withhold Return Fire In Second Incident

Red Cop Fires Across Berlin’ Brick Curtain  Ww. Berlin Police  mmm I[mmsenamhe   W. Berlin Police Report Incident; Tension Growing

East, West German Police in Gunfight   Over Iron Curtain   Refugees Chased

2nd Incident Hikes Tension  Brick Curtain Scene Of Refuace Tussle

Red Police Fire Across Berlin Border; Both Sides Trade Gunfire Earlier

Diplomatic Storm Brews In Berlin Over Shooting Of A Red Policeman

West, East Berlin Police Exchange Shots Over Border   Two Shooting Incidents Reported At ‘Brick Curtain’ Within 24 Hours

Incident Occurs As Reds Pursue  Pair of Refugees   One Iron Curtain Officer Wounded During Exchange

‘Communist Is Hit In Police Exchange   Battle Touched Off By Refugees  Attemptine To Escape From East

Red Shot Fired Into West Area  Brick Curtain Scene   Brick Curtain Scene Of Refugee Tussle

GERMAN POLICE EXCHANGE FIRE ALONG BORDER   Communist Officer Wounded Chasing East . German Refugees   ONE OF ESCAPEES FATALLY INJURED

Red Police On Border Fire Again   Second Incident Today Adds To Tension

Red Police Fire Over Wall Again   2nd Incident; Tensior In Berlin High as Shots Traded.

Shot Misses  1 C . ermanh  Policeman   Vopo Is Wounded  In First Incident

Shooting Adds To Tension In Divided City   Incident Is Second Of Kind in 24 Hours— Red Policeman Shot

Communists Fire Across Border Into W. Berlin  Incident. Increases

No Return Hire From West Berlin   Shooting Today Follows Exchange  Of Shots Yesterday

Police On Both Sides Trade Shots   Cause Is Due To Chase Of Refugees; One Falls To Death

Red Policeman Fires Shot at Western Officer  sno Arniic  Tancian Incrraacac to fT)   Tension Increases to Dangerou: Pitch Along City’s Concrete And Barbed Wire Wall.

Commies Open Fire On Fleeing Berlin Refugee   Allies Return Volley, Woundinc East Berlin Guard

Trigger Tension Mounts in. ‘Roslin ' As Comniunist Police Act Up _

Communist Cop Fires  Shot Heard "Round World   in Washington  Incident Shadows Talks

No Casualties As West Police Withhold Fire   Gunshots Follow Exchange Wednesday Night In Which Red Was Wounded.

SECOND CLASH IN 24 HOURS REPORTED   East Germari Policeman Is Wounded Wedensday   FIRST SHOOTING   Occurs When 2 Refugees Try To Escape To West; One Killed In Fall

Fast and West German Police Exchange (unfire During Fatal Flight of Refugee

Briefs... From the Wire   Communist Police Fire, Throw Stones in Berlin

Two Ref ugees Try to Hseape Across Border   Red Officer Shot in Exchange in Which One Escapee hilled

Shots Traded As Refugees Are Fired On   One Falls To Death, Other Seized; Red Policeman Wounded

‘Freedom,’ Shouts 1 In Fatal Plunge   Red Cop Wounded In Rooftop Chase Seen By Hundreds

2 Refugees Fail To Make Good Escape   Red Policeman Reported Hurt During Skirmish.

Iwo Incidents In 24 Hours: Tension Mounts  vg Same D thes eon  fs   Shots Returned, Eas! German Policeman Wounded In Leg

Reds Chase Escapees  Police Exchange Shots Across Border in Berlin

Gunplay Flares As Berlin Border Heat Mounts   East-W estGuntight Will Not Mar Kennedy-Gromyko Talh

EVENTS ARE GRAVEST SINCE WALL   Brandt Discusses Reinforcing Of -. Western Police

East, West Berlin Police In Brief Gun Battle As Refugee Leaps fo Death

TENSION IN  GERMANY IS INCREASING   Reds Throw Rocks, Shoot: At Policeman Today; Communist Wounded In Exchange Last. Night. :

Communists Take Shots At W. Berlin   No Casualties Reported After Two Incidents

2 Incidents Between Policemen   Started by Vain Escape Attempt; Hit One E. Berline

Red Shot Fired Into West Area   Brick Curtain Scene Of Refugee Tussle

Red Officer Fires Bullet af West German   Brandt Requests Reinforcement of W. Berlin Police

Communists Fire at West Police Twice   Return Shot Hits Red Guard at Berlin Border

Red Officer. Reporled Hit in Thigh    Gunfieht Flarac   Gunfight Flares As Refugees Seek to Escape

Red Police Fire Across Line Again   Second Incident Adds To Trigger Tension In Divided City

Shootings over Wall in Berlin Hike Tension  East, West Police Exchange Shots, Communist Struck

Red German Policeman  Is Wounded   Communist Police Chase 2 Attempting To Flee From East

Rocks, Bullets at Border  2nd Red Shooting incident Tightens Berlin’s Tension

Single Bullet Fired by Red Policeman; Nobody Injured; Brandt Wants Security Hike

Red Police Again Fire Into W. Berlin   It's Second Incident in 24 Hours

East German policeman is wounded   Second incident in 24 hours adds to trigger tension

East German Communist Policeman Ils Wounded By W. German Returning Fire

2 Incidents Reported by West Police   Shooting Occurs During Chase of 2 E. German Refugees

Reds Fire Over Brick  Curtain   Tension Increases In Berlin After Seiond Shooting In 24 Hours

No One Is Injured in Second Incident But Affair Adds To Triqger Tension of City

Fight Starts When Reds Chase Refugees Across Rooftops on Berlin Line

Fall to Death Ends Flight of  One Refugee  West Officers Fire to Check Red Pursuers

Tension Reaches Dangerous Pitch  At Berlins Wall   Hostile Police Itchy Fingered After Second Gun Incident - - Red Takes Shot At West-Sider Who Protested Rocks

Tension Grows in Berlin With 2nd Shooting   Rocks Then Bullets; Refugee Plunges to His Death

Five Killed on K -39; 2 Iola Boys; Others of Chanute, Yates Center, Lawrence: Witness Reports Race

Five Killed As Speeding Car Strikes Tree   "Trwwe Others Are   Two Others Are Injured In Missouri Crash

MACMILLAN READY TO TALK TO RUSS   West Can Never Abandon Free West Berliners. However, Be Declares

Trip To Station Interrupted With Shooting in Auto  Fellow Policeman Chases, Captures ee SU LULL Ee OF

Two of Three Captives Also Shot to Death   Speeding Auto Dumps Officer's Body in Street

Case Dismissed Against Hoffa Mail Fraud Trial’  Jury Was Improperly Chosen, Judge Says

Govt. Case Junked on -Jury Point   Selection Held Faulty But Door Is Open To Preceed Anew.

" MAIL FRAUD CASE I$ DISMISSED  ‘Hoffa Has Another Court Victory

Hoffa, 2 Aides Win First Round In Fraud Case  Government Loses   Government Loses On Technicality On Choosing Jurors

Business Rise Seen; Also Steel Price Hike  T paadare Kwnaet   Leaders Expect Record Income, Production And Profits

‘Expect Business Rise Throughout 1962, but With Possible Dollar Crisis

Business Outlook Prediction... Record Production, Income  Seen For 1962; Possibility Of New Dollar Crisis Is Feared

14-Hour Holdup At Border May Set Precedent   Stowaway Claim Given kyy Commies

WEST GERMAN BORDER SITE OF INCIDENT   Allowed To Proceed Afte Delay Of 144 Hours  RUSSIANS CLAIM   East German Had Stowed Away On Train: U. S. Begins Investigation

East German Stowaway Aboard, Soviets Claim; Try to Set Up Precedent

Ferret Out E. German Stowaway   1412-Hour Search At German Border Soldiers Calm

SOVIETS FREE BERIIN TRAIN CARRYING 74   Red Troops Seize German Stowaway; Dependents Aboard

East German Stowaway Sent To Russians   14 And A Half Hours Lost As Officer Denies A Search

Reds Hold Up U.S. Train Until Stowaway Returnec   The News Today  _—, _Indey far November 23: 1961:

Stowaway Turned Over fo Soviets   Mission’ Chief Sent to Investigate Checkpoint Delay

FREED WHEN STOWAWAY RELEASED   Russians Refuse To Allow Travel Until Demand Met

Red Troops Detain US Army Train   Stowaway Found. ry ee  Then Turned Oye) To the Russians

Find E. German Hidden Aboard; Handed fo Reds  Attemnt toa Ectablick

Soviets Detain U. S. Train; Find Stowaway  Yanks Held 14 Hours in Germany: Reds Get Culorit

‘Looking For Stowaway   U.S. Military Train Held.  144 Hours At Red Border

Devil Canyon hydro-projec' renorted to he feasible   Would yield large block of Jow cost power

Report Given State On Susitna Project   Proposed $500 Million Hydro Project ls Outlined in Report by Reclamatior Bureau; Six-Mill Power.Is Predicted

fiemastsanws Avoids stand on odies Levy  Tax Compromise Talks in Slow Stari

Nelson Refuses To Give Answer About Sales Tax   Parley Recessed Until Next Week After Arqument

Next Tax Talks To Be: Tuesday  Republicans Voice Disappointmen Aftar Firct Saccinn With Nolean

Tax Negotiation Gets Under Way In Wisconsin  Ranublicane Sackina   Republicans Seeking Views of Gov. Nelson

{ Heart-Warming Occasion  ‘Doctor Feted by Children 'He Saved by Heart Surgery

Children Who Gave Doctor Their Hearts For Repair Return Them As ‘Valentines

38 Boys And Girls Hold Valentine Party  For Doctor Who Mended Their Hearts

Murrow Cautions About Fallacies  ‘Don't Impose Forms On Emeraina Nations’

100-Truck Convoy Carrying 1500 Combat-Ready American Infantry En Route to Berlin

High Reds Are Playing Follow-the-Leader in Verbal Blasts ‘at Albania

Communist Ruckus eaten  U.S. Reds Join Parade In Assailing Albania

‘Doctors Tell of Successes     [Report Faulty Hearts Aidec IBy Electric Pace-Makers’

Placed Within Body Faulty Hearts Are Kept Going With Tiny Motors

Seven Chicago Policemen Are Found Guilty   Burglary Ringsters Get Prison Terms or Draw Fines

WEATHER   Ex-Policemen Found Guilty In Theft Ring   All-Woman Jury In Chicago Asks Pen For 5. Fines For 2

All- Woman Jury Convict: 7 Ex-Police   Jurlge To Sentence Men Found Guilty In Burelary Ring

Former Officers Are Found Guilty  Ex-Police Involved In Chicago Burglary Ring Police Scandal

jury Recommends Prison Terms for Seven Windy City Police Officer:

Seven Policemen  Are Found Guilty All-Woman Jury Finds Kx-Chicago Officers Guilty Of Burglary

Involved In Burglary Ring  Jury Finds former  Chicago Cops Guilty

Former Policemen Guilty of Burglary  Case Brought Change To Chicago Force

—-ALL-WOMAN JURY RECOMMENDS JAIL FOR 3-— ¢ Ex-Policemen Found Guilty In Chicago Burglary Scandal

Chicago Police, Like a Citizen, Learns a Truth  All Woman Jury Finds Seven Policemen Guilty in Scandal Case

7 Ex-Policemen Found Guilty  Convicted of Part In Burglaries and Taking Stolen Goods

Tried on Burglary Charges Seven Former Chicago  Officers Found Guilty

I Former Cops Are Convicted  All-Woman Jury Ask p  ricon Sentenroe

“Esther’ Off  Puerto Rico 4th Tropical Storm Now Described as Danaerous Hurricane

‘Esther’ Packs Fierce Winds   ‘Dangerous’ Storm Is Watched By Weather Bureau

Rusk Present For Meeting  In Thailand   Says United States To Stand By Pledge; Cites Red Threat

Rusk Tells SEATO U.S. Position  Foreign Ministers Ready To Meet Force With Force If Needed

Asia Alliance Meets sia Allianee Meets  U.S. Shady To Meet Its Obligations, Rusk Says

SEATO Set For Force Use   Rusk Says U. S. Ready To Meet Its Obligations In Southeast Asia

SEATO Powers still Alerted   Moscow Truce Note Studied Cautiously

Laos-Crisis Meet: Begun by SEATO   ‘Nations Reported  Ready for Force Aaainst Reds

SEATO Set To Move In  Laos Crisis   8 Nations Expected To Study New Stanc On Truce By Russia

SEATO Ready To Use Force  Caacefira Renart   Ceasefire Report Electrifies Meeting

Ministers Appear Wary  Of Russian Statement   SEATO Prepared To Use Force If Necessary: Awaits Soviet Plan

TellsSEATO To Be Wary, Unyielding  _ US. Pledged  To Carry Out  ‘Responsibilities’

Rusk Voices Caution on  Red Report   Aide Told To Wait For Official Word  From Soviet Union

SEATO Meet Electrified By Moscow News On Laos But Caution Advised

SEATO lntlicates Readiness To Figh To Preserve Laos   Rusk Tells Alliance U.S. Will Live Up To Responsibilities

SEATO Appears Ready to Use Force in Laos   Soviet Approval Of West Proposal Shocks Conference

SEATO Appears Ready to Meet Force in Laos   Rusk Tells Ministers U.S. Will. Fulfill. tts Asian Obligations

SEATO Members ‘Ready’   Ceasefire Report Electrifies Prime Ministers

SEATO Ready To Use Force lf Necessary   Foreign Ministers Relieved at Stand Taken in Moscow

Kennedy Fills 4 Top Posts in Interior Dept.   tke’s Reclamation Bureau Chief Kept In His Positiaqn

4 Interior” Department Posts  Filled   ‘Present Reclamation Bureau Chief is 7 ‘To Be Reiained ':

Interior Posts Filled by Kennedy  Reclamation Chief To Remain on Job ©

{!/Floyd Dominy Retained \Kennedy Fills Four Top Positions \In Department Of Interior Today

GOP's Reclamation Chief to Stay—  Kennedy Names Top Interior Officials

KENNEDY FILLS 4 POSITIONS IN INTERIOR DEPT.   a ey ee  Jack Plays Golf, Works On His Inaugural Speech.

 Reclamation C C Aief Re pmains  Kennedy Fills 4 Top Slots  In the Interior Department

RECLAMATION CHIEF STAYS  JFK Fills Four Top Spots For Interior Department

Kennedy Will Keep Dominy   Four Positions Filled In Interior Department

IKE OFFICIAL TO REMAIN  JFK Fills Top Posts In Dept. of Interior

KENNEDY FILLS "4 POSITIONS IN INTERIOR DEPT   Jack Plays Golf, Works On His Inaugural Speech.

Fills Posts In Interior Department   Kennedy Pays Call On Hoover, In South To Dedicate Dike

Kennedy Fills 4 Top Jobs In  Interior Unit   Says Eisenhower's Reclamation Bureau  Chief Will Remain

RECLAMATION CHIEF STAYS JFK Fills 4 Jobs In ~ Interior Department

Kennedy Fills  4Top Posts;  Dominy Stays Confers With Udall  On Appointments, Meets With Hoover

Kennedy Fills 4'Top Posts;  Dominy Stays +) Confers With Udall:   oh Vis Barred Geranes

President-Elect Fills Four Top Inferior Posts   Kennedy Also Retains Present Chief of Reclamation Bureau:

SEE"  Ike Appoiritee To Renfain 4 Interior Posts   Filled By Kennedy

Four More Jobs Filled By Kennedys   Floyd E. Dominy Will Continue In Present Position

Frigid Weather Invades Central  Section Of U.S.   Much Colder Temperatures Expected Storms Hit Northern, Western Areas

Deleo Hit By State Equalizer   County Average Under the Limit By DON MURDAUGH

Had a Part In Dropping Ist A-Bomb   He’s Back Again In Institution For the Insane

PRINCESS WEDS COMVONER   sack For Treatments '‘A-Bomb Pilat Judged Insane   Me anee feld Or O06 P Canetan

Reconnaissance Pilot In Historic A-Bomb Flight Is Declured Mentally Ill

Guilt Complex Hiroshima Pilot Observer  Declared Insane by Court

Bomber Pilot Ruled Insane By a Jury  Part In Atomie - <..  )C Le-_=  Part In Atomie Attack on Japan Given as Reason

Korean Chief, Kennedy Confer   More U.S. Assistance Is General's Goal

Korean Chief to See Kennedy, Ask For More Economic, Military Help   Gen. Park Talks With Rusk First

ROK Chief Seeks More Help By U.S   Park Will Confer With Kennedy On Increased Support

Lays Groundwork With Rusk for Talk fo Kennedy  ‘Off to Good Start’ Says   ‘Off to Good Start’ Says Park of Talks

Korean Chief Asks Kennedy For More Aid   Seeks Economic, Military Support To Modernize Army

JFK Meets with Korean Junta Leader on Aid  Report President ts Help Improve __

‘Park Is Asking Strong Economic Support, More Military Aid For Korea

Welsh Fires State Office Building Commission For Ignoring Economy Appeal.

Kadar Regains High Position in Hungary  Shakeup Brings Request for

Janos Kadar New  Hungary Premier  Major Shakeup Sends Muennich To Sidelines; Hike Military Budget

JFK's Preparedness Program Wins Bipartisan Support On Capitol Hill

vemos, UUr Alike Fraise wpee cin  Congress Rushing To Approve JFK’s Preparedness Requests

Military Hike Might Cause U. S. Tax Boost   Democrats, Republican: Praise Kennedy’s Stark Speech Meeting Communist Threat

Buildup May Mean  More Taxes   Democrats, Republicans Loud In Their Praise Of. Kennedy's Speech

MAY MEAN MORE TAXES ... Congress ready to back  preparedness program

Congress Set To Approve Berlin Plan   GOP, Democrats Loud In Praise Of Kennedy's Speech

Re-Election ()f Adenauer Seen Certain   Chancellor Plans Washington Visit After Compromise

PLANS TO VISIT WASHINGTON  Adenauer Re-Election to New Term Seems Assured

Vote to Ace ‘ept Com promise  Adenauer’ s Re-Election To Post Almost Assured

Election Certain  Adenauer to Visit U.S.  After Forming Coalition

Agreement Upheld by His Party   Coalition Accord Caps Chancellor's Fight To Keep Reins.

COALITION "AGREEMENT ACCEPTED   Adenauer’s Christian Democrats -Compro-~ mise With Free. Democrats; Chancellor To Be Elected Tuesday. =

German Plans An Early Visit To Washington   Compromise by Party Accepted

Adenauer, 85, Re-Elected By Small Margin   Chancellor Plans Conferences With Kennedy On Berlin

Adenauer’s Re-Election Is Assured  To Visit U.S, After Forming   To Visit U.S. After Forming New. Coalition

lron-Willed West German Leader Announces He Plans to Visit Washington

West Germany: SEs  Adenauer Election  Assured  kkk  Compromise   Compromise Government  Agreed Upon

Victory Seen By Adenauer To Visit U.S.  Christian Democrats Accept Compromise To Form Coalition

Compromise Reached Adenauer’s Re-Election As Chancellor ls Assured

Adenauer Is Assured Re-Election   Bitter Struggle Over Coalition Government Ended By W. Germans

To visit U.S. after forming new cabinet   Plans to discuss German and Berlin status with JFK

Chancellor ‘Satisfied’ Adenauer’s Narrow Victory  Threatens Political Trouble

Kennedy Will Propose Tax Revision Plan   Less From Business And More From Stockholders

Agreement Rectal On Trade Plan   Joint Economic Committee Set For U.S.-Japan

JFK, Ikeda Agree On Cabinet Level Economic Committee For U.S.. Japan

Kennedy and Ikeda In Second Day of Talks   Cabinet Level Trade Committee Is Major Step

Similar to Ottawa Pact Trade Committee Gets U.S., Tokyo Sanction

US. - Jap Agreement  Is Reached   Joint Economic Committee Will Be Established

Japan, U.S. Se Up Committee   Joint Economic Group Planned at Cabinet Level

Joint Economic Setup Due for U.S: and Japan   Agreement Follows Ikeda Conference

Economic Body Gains Approval   U.S., Japan Unit Would Be Like That With Canada

U.S. And Japan To Establish Economic Group   To Function In Same Manner As U.S.-Canadian Trade Committee

U.S., Japan To Establish TradeGroup  Capital Talks Also Touch on China. Okinawa

Ex -Gestapo Officer Claims Innocence   To Form Committ ee  Japan, U.S. In Economic Agreement

Will Operate at Cabinet Level  US, Japan Agree to Establish Joint Committee on Economics   Kennedy Triggers Salt Water Plant

‘Hate Bus’ Driver Held  Nazi Group Jailed In New Orleans Picketing   Troops Escort Bus ‘Riders’ I gnore Ap peal For Cooling-Off Time

‘Fuehrer’ Spends Nine ie teil With  TMOGEAE Wan wr eaN  Nine Followers

Fuehrer Put In Jail for Night   5 American Nazis Held in Picketing

SERVICES AT MADISON CHURCH   TULSAN ARRESTED UERT   Self-Styled U.S. Nazis IntoNew Orleans Jail

Authorities Go Ahead With Plans To Receive 600 Captive Passengers

Rebel Waits Clearance  By Brazil   Passengers May Be  Transferred Today

Passengers May Leave Ship Today   Brazilian Port Set To Receive Rebel Vessel

'Police Battle Demonstrators as Berlin Youths Demand Removal Of New Red Barriers at Border

Big Fire Leaves Fidel in Rage Whom to Trust Becomes Grave Problem for Castro

Second Judge  Accused   Attorneys Claim Judge Weiner  Of Washington Influenced Jurors

Enter E. Berlin 3rd Day In Row  Tanks On Border Keep Watch As Troops Escort Yank Car

UN To Vote On Ban   U.S. Troops Take Car Through Agair   Related Article. Page 2

US. Troops Ir t. Berlin As Tanks Watch   U.S., Britons, Reds Roll Up Armor As Car Is Escorted

‘SITUATION IS EXTREMELY GRAVE’  New Clashes Break Out in  Dominican Republic Unresi

New Clashes by Balaguer Foes, Troops   Yanks Menaced by Soldiers Durine Street Disorders

Distinction Between Dream, Reality  Unification of Germany Still Only Lona Hone

Moves To Abolish  Unit-Voting   State Delegate Offers Amendment For Popular  Vote Counting

List Ft. Lewis Problem Areas  A ow, PAL’ de Xe elie Vase eee   Army Officials Outline Wrongs Found at Training Camp for 32nd

Secretary of Army Lists Camp Faults   Inspector Reports On Ft. Lewis Supply Conditions

Army Outlines What Its Investigators Found to Be Lacking at Ft. Lewis

Army Inspectors List Probiem Spets   Stahr Calls Many Complaints Isolated Embarrassing to Majority of Soldiers

Army's Report Cites Problems In Lewis Setup  Secretary Stahr Declares Morale Of Majority High

NEXT GOVERNOR? ~ Marshall Formby Announces ~ Platform Planks For Race

Tank barriers added to wall   Communists labor feverishly along barricade

Communists Strengthen Berlin Wall  gee a en   Traps, Barriers, Suggest Fear Of Western Invasion

Reds Strengthen Wall Between East-West Berlin   Tank Traps and Barriers Added; Wall Thickened

Install Tank Traps  Communists Bolster Wall Dividing City of Berlin ©

Soviets Build Wall To Last ‘1,000 Years’   Reinforce With Tank Traps And Thicker Barrier

Reds Gird Berlin Wall, As If For An Invasion   Council Accepts  Russian Church

Wall Strengthened By Red Workers  ~ Propaganda Signs Wiaer Anmminca AbSawl

  Communists Move To Bolster Wall Dividing Berlin   Fortifications Become More ermanent: a New Wall at Brandenburg Gate

Crews Make Wall Higher And Thicker   Work All Night On  New Fortifications

Strengthen Red Wall  In Berlin  <i ee ee   Tank Traps and Barriers Erected

 Japanese Government, Company Investigate Mine Fire...  Report 71 Suffocated

Soviets Virtually Declare War on United Nations, Stevenson Tells Council

Radio Brain Satellite Shot Fails  Upper Stage of   Upper Stage of Explorer X  Malfunctions

Explorer X Fails To Go Into Orbit   Satellite With Radio Brain Launched At Cape

U.S. ‘Radio Brain’ Space Shot Fizzles  Failure In Upper Stages Prevents Satellite Orbit

: ‘Radio Brain’ Falls Into Atlan  ‘Attem pt to Orbit Satellite Failure

Pulls Gun On Cops In Miami  Man Facing Double Murder Charae In Dayton Captured

Shoot Mammal Trapped Under Pier San Francisco Has a Whale of a Problem

‘Stronger’ In Death Than In Life  Volley Of Bullets Wills ‘Whale’ Of ‘Fragrant’ Problem To Frisco

San Francisco Faces Problem of What To Do With Body Of 20 Foo? Grey Whale

Whale-Sized Problem Faces San Francisco  It’s Got To Go ~ But Just How?

Tragedy Again Hits New U.S. Aircraft Carrier 7 4 Dead, 9 Hurt In Constellation Fire

Carrier Fire Kills Four, Injures 9   Constellation Was On Shakedown Cruise; First Fire Killed 50

4 Die In Carrier's 2nd Fire   9 Injured; Damage To Largest Warship In World Is ‘Minor’

Many Mayoral Contests in State Tuesday   Peoria Voters Will Settle Wide-Open Race

Colombia Expected To Ask $500 Million      9309,527 Low Bid On Water System Project

YOU Can Get Better Grades Can Your Child Meet Challenge Of Space Age?

EIGHT SHIPS IN EUROPEAN FOG CRASHES   One American Freighter In. volved; Ninth Ship Goes Aground.

9 Freight Cars Are Derailed   Eight Ships Involved in Collisions in Fog

Fight Ships Ir Collisions Off Foggy Coast   Ninth Aground In European Waters; Coast Guard Busy

Eight Ships Collide —  Fogs Cause Shipping Chaos Off British, French Coasts

Threat To Hemisphere Says Lavalla   Cuba’s Only Voice: Opposing Changes At Council Meeting

Peru Demands Action Against  Cuban Regime  OAS Told Catsro Rule Threatens All Hemisphere

Senators Think U.N.  Envoy Slain   Bang-Jensen Case Still Open Police Say

Political Murder of Dane Probed   Senate Probers Investigating Bang-Jensen Death in NY Park

Police Ru Ruled Suicide But —  ~ Solons Hint 1959 Death Of UN Diplomat May Have Been Murder

VURDER OR SUICIDE?  Soviet Part Pondered     In Bang-Jensen Death

Senators Hint Soviet Agents Killed Dane  Diplomat’s Death Suicide—or Murder?

Scuffle Erupts In House   Okay Measure ‘To Throw Out Racial Clause

Nasser Aids Gizenga, Red Stooge in Congo   Arabs Sending Arms and ‘Ammunition, Rusk Reveals

Says Actions Coordinated With USSR   Report Soviet Bloc Arms, Ammunition Reach Stanleyville

Rusk Blasts Nasser For  Congo Role   Secretary Of State Says UAR Has Given Arms In Stanleyville

To Discuss Maritime Strike Today; President Briefed   CRISIS IN KUWAIT IS UNDER STUDY

State 1 0f5 Pilot Areas For New Plan   Interest Rates Lowered To Aid Housing Credit

Kennedy Lifts Recent Restriction  At Press Conference Announces Cut In

SCHEDULED PEACE TALKS JEOPARDIZED   Algerian Rebels Claim Ther Will Not Sit Down With French Next Week

Peace Talks On Algeria In Jeopardy   Resistance Hero Killed By Extremist Bombs: Wife Hurt

Algeria Talks Are Menaced Betore Start   Nationalist Threats, French Extremist Bomb Are Big Factor

Storm Races  Up East Coast   High Winds Battering  Carolinna Outer Banks

Escapes With Approximately $2,500; Roadblocks Set Up   POLICE HELICOPTER ENGAGES IN SEARCH

Fire Emergency Is Declared for Idaho Forests   Rw IP International

Latin Republics Are Given Role Of Peacemaker  OAS Will Attempt To Settle Havana’s  Dispute With U.S.

 Soviet, Cuban Rebuff in UN Role of Peacemaker Given  To Latin American Nations

Anti-Castro Rebel Chiet Admits Serious Setback   ON CUBA PEACE ©  UN Committee Overrides Reds

UN. Rejects Soviet And Cuban Pleas   Cuban Crisis Turned Over To OAS Despite Reds’ Objection

CUBA, RUSSIA REBUFFED BY UN COMMITTEE   Latin- American Nations Assigned Peacemaker Role   RESOLUTION IS DENOUNCED BY ROA

Part Of Group Continues Trip  Freedom Riders Thwarted In Bid For Food At Airport Restaurant

 Tallahassee:  Riders Refused Food Service  Integrationists Go On a Hinoer Srrike

USTied TO FOMCe oeiieit  Tallahassee Police Arrest Thirleen Freedom Riders’ at Cify Airport

‘Freedom Riders Are in Custody At Tallahassee   10 Seized at Airport After Sit-In; Three Other Persons Held

Arrest riders; no resistance   10 hauled off to jail, refuse to disperse

\Barred At Restaurant “Riders Stage Hunger Strike, Seek gf Wer ice

Florida Police Arrest Ten Race Riders  Refused To Quit Sit. In Protest  Be ...»p gf. f_

BUS RIDERS IN CUSTODY AFTER TRIP   Clergy Among 10 Arrested At Air Terminal

Co See Se oS  American Teenager Thinks Red Guards ‘Nice, Sort of Fun’

Breeze Along Ahead of Tanks  Pretty Girls Find Solution To Crossing Berlin Border

Advisers To Laotian Princes Adopt Plans  Political Power To Be Split Among _ All Factions In A Neutral Government

Midas orbits copper cloud  bounce-band   See jamproof communications as possibility

‘Midas ‘Spy’ ‘Kjects Tiny Wire Cloud   Scientists Expect Copper Needle Use To Prevent Jamming

Causes Scientific Controversy  U. S. Launches Copper Belt in Atmosphere

(300 Million Wires Hung In Sky  - Copper Cloud Tests Jam-Proof Radic

More Cold Weather Predicted   Temperature Falls to -13 Here, One Degree Below Low Reading at Airport

New Cold  Wave Seer Tonight   State Lows Forecast at 8 to 18 Below; Fourth Night of Bitter Weather

Hurricane ‘Carla Loses Its Bluster  7   But in Its Wake, A Homeless Army And Dollar Losses in the Millions

PRO-WESTERN PRESIDENT VICTOR   Diem Re-Elected, Polling 80 Per Cent Of Ballots  ELECTORATE   Turns Out In Large Numbers Despite Communist Terrorist Campaign

Pro-Western Chiel Wins In Viet Nam  Voters Reject Attempts of Reds To Sabotaae First Free Election

South Viet Nam Defeats Reds Despite Terror   First Democratic Elections Ever On National Level

Ngo Dinh Diem  Wins Reelection   Voters Reject Commie Attempts To Sabotage National Election

President Polls Over" 80 Percent   Greatest Strength Shown in Hotbed Of Rebel Terrorisin

ELECTION IN 5. VIET NAM   Pro~- Western President Polls Over 80 Per Cent Of Vote In Former Indochina.

Pro-Western Leader Wins In Viet Nam   Communists Beaten By Bigger Majority Than Expected; Election Held Without Major Trouble.

‘Reject Red _Aitempts Diem Re- Elected by Largs Margin in Viet Nam Vote

Pro-U.S. Man Wins  Kleection   Diem Wins By Huge Margin Over Red Move

Pro-West Diem Is Re-Elected   Gets Huge Margin In South Viet Nam

Diem Wins’ By Surprise Vote Magi  Yo Ooooh wey AR   South Viel Nam Keeps President, * Rejects Sabolage

Pro-Western President Is Easy Victor   Voters Reject Communist Sabotage Attempt:

S. Viet Nam  Communists  Swept Back Terrorized Areas Give President Best Support

Diem Wins Over Reds With Ease   South Viet Nam President Is Re-Elected

Margin Is Bigger Than Exnected   Red Attempts To Sabotaqe Election Are Rejected

Unexpected Large Mervin   Over 80 Per Cent Voters Polled in Sunday’s Election

Pro-west Diem relected to nresidency of Viet Nam   Margin larger than expected over Caommunicts

Fro-West leader reelected   South Viet Nam voters ward off Red threat

PRO WESTERNER WINS ELECTION IN SO. VIET NAM   Victory Even Greater - ‘Than Was Expected

No Change Seen In Red Attitudes   President Would Agree To Summit With Conditions

Soviet's Attitude Still A Deterrent, He Reminds Pres:   If Summit Desirable, However, U.S. Would Attend With Allies

JFK Sees No Change In Nik's Berlir Attitude: Renews Call For Solution

In Reply’ To N . a t Protection Of West's Berlin Rights Stressed At Conference —

Every means to find peace for Germany   JFK ‘hopeful’ of settlement of Berlin crisis

NotedNoChangelnNikita’sStand Via Recent Speech; Seeks Every PeacefulWayToSolveBerlinCase

PRESIDENT RESTRAINED IN SPEECH   Every Diplomatic Means to Be Used In Soviet Dealinas

Kennedy Says U.S. Plans To Use Every Diplomatic Means In Berlin Crisis   Soviet Chief Brandishes Super-Super Bomb Threat

U.S. to Employ ‘All Diplomacy’ On Berlin Mess  JFK Uses Restraint To Questions About  he. 8 8b. . yap.. 2.

Avoids Use Of Threats  In Remarks  International Action  Deanacasd an Derren   International Action Proposed to Prevent Any More Incidents

JFK Hopeful Of Solution To Berlin Row   To Use Every Means Possible

Kennedy Seeks Berlin Accord by Diplomacy  Exercises Restraint on Questions About

Says Soviet Boss Won't Alter Plans   Announces Border Patrolmen To Ride Commercial Flights

Every Means To Be Used, Says Kennedy   Khrushchev Speeches Answered in News Conference

“Every Diplomatic Means’  U.S. to Pull Out All Stops To Find Solution to Berlin

All Possible Means to Be Used by President to End Berlin Crisis Peacefully

Seeking peaceful solution   Every diplomatic means will be used in Berlin

Kennedy Asserts ‘We're Hopeful’ For a Solution   ‘Deliberate Restraint’ In Reply to Questions On Khrushchey Threat

Peaceful Answer To Berlin Crisis Will Be Sought  AT? Pyle we ete hh ew,   All Diplomatic Means Will Be Used by U.S.

President Sees No Change In Khrush’s Stand   U.S. Will Use ‘Every Device Available’ to Settle Problem Peacefully.   HIJACKING

Nation Holds West Berlin PeaceHopes   President Vows To Use Every Means Of Reaching Agreement

U.S. to Employ ‘All Diplomacy’ On Berlin Mess   JFK Uses Restraint To Questions About Khrushchev Words

Kennedy Peace Vow  On Berlin   Believes Summit Meeting Useless At This Time

U.S. Hopeful Of Settlement On Berlin Issue   Nation To Use Every Diplomatic Means, JFK Says

S WAR TALK WITH K  JFK Pledges U.S. to Peaceful  Moves on Berlin

Kennedy Firm On Berlin   Eichmann’s Prosecutor Ends Summation Of Case

President Promises Use Of Every Dinlomatic Means’   “Man Of Peace’  ~ Khrushchev Threatens New Super-Super-Bomb

JFK Pledges" All Means To Avoid Conflict   Tells Newsmen ‘We're Hopeful’ Of Berlin Solution

Educators Told Quality Of Classroom Teachers Must Be Sharply Uparaded To Meet Challenaes

Pictures Needs Of Education  Nebraska Dean   Nebraska Dean Says Teacher Must Be Superior, Tough

Tiny Monkey Rides Fiery Missile —  More Than 600 Miles Into Space

 Deepest Penetration By U.S. .  Monkey Sent 600 Miles Into Space 

FOUND IN CONTEMPT  Racial Violence Hearing  Witness Placed in Jail

‘Justice Department To Hit Price Fixing   Attorney General Kennedy Sees Move As Lowering Prices

Probe Pushed Into Alleged Price Fixing   Meat. Milk. Drugs Among Fields Listec  Far Inveatieatian

Price fixing under study  Meat, milk and drugs eyed by the government

Kennedy To Probe Food,  Drug Prices   Attorney General Denies Rift With Director of FBI

Justice Agency Pushes Inquiry   Prices Drop After Electrical Expose

Push Price Fix Prebe Across U.S.   For Meat, Milk, Other Producis

Price Fixing Probe Widens   Bobby Kennedy Says Meat, Milk, Druas In Spotlight

‘In Meat, Milk, Drugs and Other Products’  Justice Department Pushes  Probe of Alleged Price Fixing

Justice Agency Pushes Inquiry Across All U. S.   Bob Kennedy Report: Prices Drop after Electrical Expose

Price Fixing in Food Is Alleged  Drugs, Other Items Alen Invectiagted

Push Probe of Price Fixing   Milk, Meat. Drugs Are Involved in Some Sections of U. S.

Probes Can Result In— Price Cuts  - Government To   Government To Push Check Inte Price-Fixing

U.S. Checking _ On Price Fixes  For Many Items  Milk, Meat, Drugs Listed; FTC Cites Aspirin Makers

Many Inquiries ino Charges OfPrice Fixing   Milk, Meat, Drugs And Other Products Included on List

5 Indiana Students Killed in Car Crash   Tragedy Leaves 11-Year-Old Orphan

Two Auto Accidents Take 12 Lives “Why Can't They Be More Careful’.

14-Year-Old Boy Found, Rescued from Raft After  Boat Sinks in Pacific

Riddle Enters Klumpp Dispute  Blood Stains Linked To Scene of Slavina

PROSECUTOR WILL NOT REOPEN INVESTIGATION  New Data Complicates Klumpp Case

On The Inside   Hover Says ‘No Blood T vpe Confusion Added To Klumpp Case

Big 4 May Ban Travel Into West   Near Agreement On Plan To Retaliate

Anti-Castro Group Claims Cuba Plans to Execute Complaining Housewives

TORNADOES OCCUR IN FLORIDA  Saturday and Sunday To Be Mild, Sunny

GALE WINDS CAUSE HEAVY LOSS HERE   One Person Badly ’ Hurt; Windows Blown In

Next Berlin Move Up to Khrushchev   U.S. Chiefs Awaiting Reaction Following Gromyko Talks.

What's Inside   ] Dish-Slinging Sisters Ousted After Convent Fight

Shepard Calm as He Climbed Into Space Ship After Breakfast of Filet Mignon

SNe UL TR CY.  SHEPARD’S MOMENTOUS HAY BEGAN AT 1:05 A. M. Conqueror Of § pace Entered Capsule As Dawn Was Breakine

Astronaut Ate Filet Steak For Breakfast, Then Went To Site Of Fateful Launch

Step by Step on Way to History -Making Rocket Flight Is Recounted . . .      ~ Shepard's Day Started Early

Morning Is Action Packed for Shepard   Millions Crowd Radios Listeners Around World Hear Space Achievement

PRE-SHOT ROUTINE TAKEN IN STRIDE  THE Day In The Life Of An Astronaut   PIRST APPFARANCE   FATAL ACCIDENT ENDS RECORD BALLOON RUN

ow & ee 4235 Fw 0 werw 2 2°47 26  An Eventful Day For Alan Shepard

Womentons Day in gnepard’s Liye . Astronaut Started Eventful Day at 1 am

 For History-Making Rocket Flight  Shepard, in Silver Space Suit Arrives Early at Launch Pad

No Expression, No Emotion Shepard Began Early For Historic Flight

Astronaut Shepard Aroused At 1:05 AM For Flight At9:53 AM   Spends Busy Morning Being Suited And Getting Medical Checkups

Inside . e  Monks, Twins, Yemenites Studied  ‘Food, Stress, Smoking Clues to Heart Disease

Monks, twins, smokers studied  Heart specialists contident they have uncovered clues

Cuba Lays Hijacking Before U.N.   Plane Incident ‘Excuse for Attack by U.LS., Note Savs

‘Red Manifesto Promises Much   Larson Wins State Amateur Golf Tourney  Braves Nip Cards, 2-]  Pe tts Ban Seema Daark }   Cuba Dumps Hijacked Plane Fray Into UN; Claims U.S. Plans Attack

vastro Places Case Of Hijacked Plane Before UN Security Councils

Decision of Returning Plane in Lap of U.N.   Apparent Aim Is To Avoid Showdown With U.S. Over Lockheed; Charge Imminent Military Aggression in Cuba

Castro Dumps Hijacking Case In Lap OF UN   Decision Appears Aimed At Avoiding Showdown With U.S.; Note Says Plans Afoot For Dangerous Military Attack

Cuba Places Stolen Plane Before U.N.   Note Accuses U.S. Of Massing Forces For Invasion Effort

Apparently Trying To Avoid Showdown  Cuba Puts Hijacked Plane Case In Lap Of UN Security Council

Cuba Places Plane Case  Before U.N.  U.S. Is Accused Of Massing For  Aaaression Act

CUBA EYES AGGRESSION  Castro Places Airliner In U.N. Council's Lap

Cuba Takes Hijacking  Issueto U.N. Note Says U.S.  Plots invasion

UN Gets Hijack Problem   Castro Accuses U.S. Of Plotting ‘imminen Aaqgression’ in Cuba

U. S. PREPARING INVASION   Appeal Appears Move To Avoid Showdown Now

More Aggression Charges Hijacked Plane Put in Lap Of U.N. Security Council

GOP Wants Time fo Draft Amendments   Hope to Convert Compromise Into Sales Tax Setup

Nelson Appeal Likely To Bring Democrat Shift  Parties Conduct Caucuses, Draft Stands on Plan

Governor Will Veto Proposal Tt It Passes   Caucuses Held Afte: Strong Plea for Compromise

A Step Into Space   Extra Revenue Seen Needed To Balance Ike's Budget

New Spending Would Mean More Revenue  Kennedy Won't be Blamed if Budget

-NEW SPENDING, ‘NEW REVENUEJFK May Seek Hikes In P. O. Fees, Gas Tax

JI F 'K Make 2s Point C ’s Point Clear  Additional Funds May Be Called For

GOP ‘Must Share Blame’ for Any Deficit  Kennedy to Ask More Revenue 'To Match Any New Spending

U.S. Charges Russia Wants End To Nuclear Testing Only After She Tests Her Own Super Bomb

Visit Your Schools During National  Education Week   ‘A Salute To Good Teachers’   ‘National Education Week — November 5-11, 1961 CHARLES S. WISEHART, Superintendent -

Visit Your Schools During National  Education Week    During National   ‘A Salite'To Good Teachers’      National Edueation Week — November su, 1961 CHARLES. S. WISEHART,. Superintendent.

In Capital, They ‘Hunt’ For Houses   rUr FIVUuses  It’s Fascinating Game, Profitable, Too, for Realtors

Damao, Diu Fall; Goa Under Fire   Portugal Demands UN Security Council Condemn India Action

Captured With No Resistance  oe ee: SR ane Sa ai a   U.N. Is Called On To Condemn Act

Portugal Files Appeal Before U.N.   Enclaves Under Attack By Land, Sea and Air; India Claims Victory

Lisbon Asks United Nations Condemnation   Denies Tiny Enclaves of Damao and Diu Have Fallen; Goa Under Attack.

U. N. Meet Called On Goa Invasion   Britain Demands End of Fighting;  Moscow Backs Indiz

Portugal seeks to have U.N.  condemn India  Nehru uses force against three Portuquese colonies

Portugal Asks UN To Condemn Invasion, Denies ‘No Resistance’ Report  TINY ENCLAVES FIGHT VS. INDIAN INVADERS

INDEX   American Dollar Problem Eases; Long-Term Prospects Are Brighter

‘Uption Froviaded  H-F Board Has New Plan  For Boundary in Glenwood

Iranian Parliament  Dissolved By Shah   New Premier Given Temporary Power Tc Rule By Decree: Elections Planned

Most To Get Gas Refunds By Christmas  Southern Union Accepts State’s   Southern Union Accepts State’s Rate Decision

Systematic Investigation Is Ordered—  Anti-Racketeer Campaign Will Be Launched From Las Vegas

New Crime Drive Begun:at Vegas  Attorney General of U.5. Orders Probe

Crime Drive Will Open InLas Vegas   Justice Department Picks Nevada for Mob Crackdewn

Las Vegas Is Cleanup Drive Base   Nevadan Says Justice Dept. Statement “a Bit Sensational.”

Las Vegas to be kickoff site for new U.S. anticrime drive   State help

New Insights Gained During Season of Lent   By BISHOP JOUN WESLEY LORD  Washington Area of the Methodist Church (Written for UPI)

Dominican Crisis Nearly Settled   Balaguer Will Resign Before Dec. 31; New Council to Take Over.

Seven Mer Will Head Country   Schedule Election Of Congressmen January, 1963

Torn Bodies, Debris Are Found: No Life   Suspect Explosion; No Americans Are Reported Aboard

Plane Carrying 62 Crashes Off Portugal Coast   Signs of Life Lacking—No U.S.  Passengers

61 Persons Die In Jet  Plane Crash   Airliner Falls After Takeoff Fram Lishon Field

ivéar_“L1soon , LG Chiidren  Jet Airliner Carrying 62 Crashes Into Sea and Burns

To Deaths   Rome to S. América” Flight Crashes, Burns ‘On Portuguese Beach  -Soon After Takeott

Jet Airliner Crashes; Toll Is Put At 62   Tragic Takeoff From Portugal In Bad Starm

61 ARE KILLE IN WRECKAGE OF AIRLINER   Jet Crashes On Atlantic Beach Shortly  After Takeoff   LEFT PORTUGAL FOR VENEZUELA

No Sign Found Of Life Amid Plane Debris   No Americans Among Listed Passengers; Plané Left In Storm

SUCSUGY LVISME  President To Give Nation His Opinion of Trip Abroad

Katanga Parliament Deals New Blow To Plans for Unified Congo Regime

Adlai Stevenson Now in Uruguay  Starts Touring Areas   Starts Touring Areas Of Anti-US. Agitatior

Russ Agree ToNuclear Talks Delay   Gesture of Cooperation May Indicate Hope For Concessions,

Soviets Accept Test Talks Delay   Moscow Action Seen  As New Cooperation

Kennedy Restudies U.S. Policy Soviets Agree To Delay In Talks On Nuclear Ban Pact

Russia Says OK To Delay in Ban Talks  Acceptance Linked V/ial fo epibiaiem OF   Acceptance Linked With Criticism Of Kennedy's Message

Briefs . . .  From the Wire  By The Associated Press Soviets Agree on Delay

Reds Okay  U.S. Test Ban Delay   Some Evidence Honeymoon With Kennedy Over

PENDING RESTUDY  tee ES AE NN CRT EN  Russia Agrees To Delay Talks

Riots Erupf In Dominican  First Fighting After 31 Years Of Iron Rule

Strike Back At  Leftist Forces   Trujillo Supporters Invade Headquarters of Opposition

Supporters of Trujillo Strike Back At Leftists After Bitter Fighting

Clashes Erupt In Capital Trujillo Backers Strike Back After Leftists Riot

Dominican Capital Is Clash Site   Trujillo's Supporters Hit Back-at Leftists

Revenge For Disturbance  Trujillo Men Wreck Building Of Leftists   Lightning Strikes Killing 4 Recruits   The victimes were identified late

Reprisal: mere ey Riots Erupt: In Dominican  Republic City   Antt-Government Moves Stir Fights In Ciudad Trujillo

Pro-Trujillo Group Wrecks Leftist Camp   Dictator’s Followers Begin Lashing Back At Opposing Forces

Battle Flares as Supporters Hit Back af Leftists   Government Warns Against Communist, Castro: lifluence

Leftists And Pro-Trujillo  Group lash   Fighting Follows First Opposition Demonstration

Former Red Spy Whittaker Chamber: Dies In Self-lmposed Maryland Exile

Whittaker Chambers, Key WitnessInAlgerHissCase Dies: Wife Critical Here

 > Dies $ Of Heart" Attae k Sunday  ; Ex-Spy Whittaker Chambers "Death Reported By His Wife

Former Red Spy Dies At  Farm Home   Whittaker Chambers Is Victim Of Weart Attack

Red Plan For Neutral Laos Called Mass Of Veto Traps   Ry LOUIS NEVIN

YU. 9, Officials Hopeful Leaders Hold Firm Lines In Vienna Talks

Nikita Hopes Talk Fruitful   Holds to Anti-West Line, But With No Stormy Threats

U.S. Hopes K Modifies His Course   Khrush Sticks to Anti-Western Policies at Meet

Talks May Alter Red  Course   Kennedy Vowed All-Out Defense of West Berlin

Kennedy Tells Khrush Allies Will Defend City Of Berlin; Soviet Leader Equally Firm

Soviet Leader Outlined Aims On Many Issues  Diplomats Claim President Noted

Kennedy Reports To Macmillan on  Khrushchev Parley   Reds at Geneva Deny Cease Fire Violations   Khrushchev Stuck to Harc Lines of Anti-West Plan -

BUT U.S. OFFICIALS HOPEFUL oe ere eee  Khrushchev Holds to Tough Policy

Khrushchev Sticks 0 Anti-Wes Policies During Kennedy Talks      U.S. President Tells Red Leader West Will Defend West Berlin

Hopes High Premier May Modify Course   Kennedy Tells Soviet Leader Allied Powers Will Defend West Berlin if Showdown Forced; Fulfill Promises

Store Stock Is All Lost During Fire   ADDITIONAL PICTURES ON PAGE 7

TB Outbreak in Superior   Tuberculin Tests Ordered in Three High Schools

Man Struck Down Pushing — Family Car 2 Jailed After  Tragedy on Bayshore

Wife, Two Young Sons Witnesses  Driver of Other. Auto, Friend Are Jailed

10 Persons Killed In Less Than A Week   Moslem, DeGualle Envoys Approaching Direct Negotiations

Will Build New Office.  Sales Room   Nowlen Submits Plans Po Ciry -

German Treaty, Big Bomb Talker By Khrushchev  World Communists Hear 6-Hour Speech R. a ee

The German Problem Is To Be Solved  Holds To Old Line On Settloment At  eS a ee Se ee

Reveals Russ To Set Off big  Nuclear Bomb   Paints Rosy Picture Of Commie Future In Talk to Delegates

Red Hints At Easing  On Berlin   Russians Will Not Sign Peace Treaty  By End of Year

Will Relent Provided West Accepts His Terms on How Problem Should Be Solved.

Deadline On Treaty Removed   Albania, Yugoslavia Criticized During 6) Hour Haranque

Hre Iriggers Blast; 5 Are Hospitalized   Powder Supply Firm Leveled, 5 Homes Near It Destroyed

Emergency Move Seen  As Unlikely   Senator Cites Fund Available In Case Kennedy Makes Bix

Senator Questions Military Call   Robertson Doubts Emergency To Be Declared

Senator Thinks No Call Likely On Troops Now   Robertson Declares Money Bill Activity Could Begin Quickly

SENATE READY TO BACK ARMS   Committee Chairman ~ Approves of Plan

rund Bill Delayed Until Report to Nation Tuesday   Quick Hike Forecast {f Limited -Emergenc: ‘Should “Be Declared

dedi Senator Has  Question on  Reserve Call   Appropriations Ready If Guard Tap Materializes

No Emergency Call Expected From Kennedy   Senator Believes Guard, Reserves Won’t be Summonec

Senate Sef To Provide Call-Up Funds   But Senator Says He Doubts If Guard, Reserves Needed

Russians Talk Openiy About Stalin Reouff  Some Puzzled, But Most Favor Removal of Bod:

Hundreds Mill In Red Square And Discuss Late Premier  Stalin’s Body Is Removed

But some Russ have mixed emotions ‘To the dump with Stalin's body

Soviet People Openly Discuss Eviction of Body of Stalin,  Opinion Differences Noted

Biggest Worryv—Weather.   “THE EISENHOWER YEARS”... By Doc Quigg

—~ THREE CAMERAS ABOARD —  Colored Fiims Record Pioneer Space Flight

To Remodel Government After Europe   Uncertain Whether Goulart Will Accept Fiqurehead Position

Legislators Eye Budget, Jobless Pay   House Gets DiSalle. Measure Shaved by About $75 Million

Valentine's Day Spirit Lacking In Legislature   Solons Taking Look At Appropriations, Idle Pay Extension

2 Major Bills Get Attention Of Legislature  Appropriations And Tobless Extension

Rocky Seeks Nearly A Billion Dollars For Kindergarten-to-College Education

Flee Red Zone At Rate Of One Each Minute   Regime Already Short 100,000 Skilled Workers

Refugees Stream Across E. Reich Border At Rate Of One Per Minute

Government ‘Out of It ‘Going to Stay Out’  JFK On iers Hands: Off Policy j in Cubs Tractor Deal

Kennedy Orders Federal Hands-Off On Cuban Tractor-Rebel Exchange

PUA VLAALILY SUR LI aly AIKEN COUNTY  President Takes Hands-Off Attitude Toward Prisoners Fordoarm

Kennedy Orders No Interference In Private Move   Critics Still View Plan as Surrender To Castro Bullying

NASA Shows Off Giant Launching Tower to Be Used by Saturn Rocket

GOP Offers Detailed View of Sales Tax  Goods, Services Subject to Tax

Here Are Items Slated tor Tax and Exemptions Under Republican Plan

Tax Bill Drafter Releases List of Items Subject to Three Per Cent Sales Levy

Wisconsin Sales Lax...  Most Goods 3 Per Cent;  Exemptions For Others

Detailed: View Of Sales Levy   Itemized Listing of Goods And Services Subject to Tax Given

Leftist Demonstrators Routed Tear Gas Barrage Greets Adlai’s Visit

Police Use — Tear Gas On  Peru Rioters  Leftists Protest Stevenson Visit With Disorders

Girls Found Slain, Hunt Rifleman   Holland, Mich., Youth Vanished, Left Note —Victims, 1] and 12, Hidden Under Leaves

Neighbor Boy Suspect  Bodies of Two Michiean Girls Found in Woods

Bodies of 2 Girls Found; Boy Hunted   Victims Slain in Woods; Shooting “Linked to Runaway

Two Girls Founc Slain, Neighbor Boy Is Hunted   School Children Had Been Missing Since Saturday Morning

Bodies of 2 Schoolgirls Are Found   Police Hunt 16-Year-Old Bor In Michioan

Miccine girls’ hoclies found   Jssue warront for arrest of 16-year-old boy

— MISSING SINCE SATURDAY — 2 Girls Found Dead; Police Hunt Boy, 16

NEIGHBOR BOY SOUGHT AS KILLER   ‘hot - Up Bodies Of 11 And 12-Year-Old Girls Buried Under Leaves; Bloody Shirt, Bicycle Clues.

Bodies Of 2 Girls Found   2 Michigan Teen-Agers Discovered In TNesolate Area

Two Girls Found Slain in Michigan  Youth Disappears In Holland Case

Two Holland Girls’ Bodies Found Today   High School Youth Leaves Note, But Believed In Area

Authorizies Seek Boy  Searchers Find Bodies Of 2 Girls in Michigan

Bodies of Two Girls Found in Michigan Park   Missing Boy Is Leading Suspect

Hunt Pressed For Neighbor Boy Suspect  11 And 12-Year-O1 Discovered In   OUT OF AREA

Make The Most Of Your Income With Spending Plan  Expert Advises On How To Pay Bills. Save Money   PART I By JOHN L. SPRINGER

Make The Most Of Your Income With Spending Plan  Expert Gives Advice On How To Pay Bills, Save   PART I By JOHN L. SPRINGER

YN Council Meeting Grim   Hammarskjold Bid for Slaying Prob Draws U.S. Support, Russian Blasi   New Violence Anticipated Waves of Fear Sweep Congo  In Wake of Lumumba Decth

Dag Urges U.N. Probe Into Killing   Hammarskjold Gets Support From U. S., Blast From Russia

Katanga Reports Lumumba’s Death, Defies U.N. War Threat Mounts   U.S. Supports Dag;  Russians Critical

Soviet Issues ‘Inconfident’ Blast At Dag   Investigation Of Lumumba Slaying Supported By U.S.

Hammarskjold Urges Probe On Lumumba  Stevenson Also Puts it Up To Delegates To Proceed Calmly

IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS Ry The Accoriated Prece      Kennedy Succession Agreement With Johnson is Similar to Ike's

Washington: ; Kennedy Makes “Disabled Plan”  Vice President Would Get Post in Emergency

Lausche Will Run   TAKEOVER POLICY SIMILAR TO IKE-NIXON PACT  A Kennedy Says When Kennedy Can't Work

Under Terms Of Agreement Johnson To Take Over Tf President’s Disabled

(Coprichted 1960, A ™ationa! Council of Churches Religion Features)

‘Committee Resumes Hearing On Organized Gambling  Ban On Race Tips Likely

Long Spell of Bitter Cold Eases Slightly   Central Third of Nation Getting Same Relief

Trackers Say All Going Well  Last Trip Planned  To End 2:37 P.M.

‘Enos’ Is Right On Schedule   Three Cireles Of Globe Due;  ‘Phen Landing

Eichmann Cleaned Jews Out of Berlin Despite Clamors For Manpower

Needed Manpower  Court Told Nazis Objected To Arrest of Berlin Jews

Mews Staph  ressel  By WALTER MENDENHALL   THIS AREA LEADS IN NEW RITIIRINIG

Mess dS  ho wai By WALTER MENDENHAI!   HIS AREA LEADS IN WEW RLUIRING

House Seeks To Complete Aid Program   Committee Again Tries To Approve President’s: Plan .

Religious Issue In School Aid Pian Not Being Calmly Settled   SecondGrovuo Meet<

U-C STUDENTS ARRESTED IN RAID ON OSU CAMPUS  Cincinnati Cage Fans Hang DiSalle in Effigy

Cincy Students Raid Campus   Six Sentenced For  Antics at O.5.U,

Trujillo's Forces Still Have Tight Control   Slain Dictator Reportedly Had Gun Battle With Attackers; Funeral Friday With Roman Catholic Church Services

DICTATOR FUNERAL SET FRIDAY   Armed Forces Issue Version  Fatal Attack

Grief - Stricken City Mourns Decth of 20 Children in Schoo! Bus Tragedy   Gay Yule Decorations Belie Feelings of Townspeople

Community Mourns  School Bus Tragedy Turns Joys Of Christmas Season Into Sorrow

JEATHS OF 20 INVESTIGATED  Bus Tragedy Saddens Greeley, Colo. Today

Engineer Claims Bus Failed To Stor   Disaster Shocks Northeast Colorade Town Of 27,000

Jubilation in Dominican Gives Way To Usly Anti-Ba'aguer Demonstratior

Police Quell Shouting Crowd   U.S. Criticized for Role in Crisis

 Trujillo Regime Holdover  Rumblings Against Belaguer ‘Mar Dominican Celebration

Congo Rivals Join Forces Against Reds   Sign Military Pact; Rebel Push Toward Capital Fizzles Out

Three Regimes Join Forces  In Military Pact To Oppose  Gizenga Units

Accord Puts Rivals Into. Single Bloc   Paper Force Of. 13,000 Ready To Oppose Gizenga

Kasavubu, Tshombe Pool Their Troops   Semi-Blackout on News  KWC Travelers Hard to Pin Down

Military Pact Creates New Congo Force   Tshombe, Kasavubu Kasai Groups Join To Oppose Gizenga

Katanga Agrees to Aid Kasavubu Government, But Army Marching On Capital Dissolves

Thrust By Gizenga Dissolves  Accord Between Kasavubi, Tshom wr se... £B..2at WY

Big Spring Included In Storm-Warning Area   HAH. WIND   TINF REPAIRED

REVIEWS DEFENSE POLICY  Kennedy Adds To Top State Department Team

Kennedy Reviews Readiness  Examines U.S. Posi   Examines U.S. Position In Cold War With Communist Russia

Kennedy Reviews Defense Policies   JFK Might Offer  Meeting on Laos

Sea Toll Feared Near 237   Portuguese Ship Founders Off East Africa

237 Persons Die in Ship Explosion   Portuguese Munitions Vessel Destroyed Off East African Coast

Ship Fire Toll May Hit 250   Portuguese Transport, With 550 Aboard, Is Burned-out Wreck

Portuguese Liner  Wrecked on Beach  Explosions Rip Troop Carrier  After lt Goes Ashore in Storm

237 DeadIn Portuguese  Shipwreck   253 Saved As Vessel Burns After Storm

Estimate 250 Dead In Tragic Sea Disaster   Portuguese Ship Forced Aground Then Explodes

200 Die In Ship Blast Off Africa   Vessel Swept Or Sandbar Off Mozambique

250 Listed Dead in Ship Blast, Fire   Portugese Troops, Laborers Aboard Transport, Safe

Survivors Reach Beach In Swamps   Medical Help  Flown In For Bader lectecua td

TRANSPORT BLOWS UP   phis Carrying 490 Soldiers And Negro Laborers Grounds Off Mozambique In Storm And Burns,

250 Persons Perish In Portugese Ship Disaster   Orders Review Ot Armed Might

250 Feared Dead In Shipwreck Off Mozambique Coast   Unofficial Reports of Toll Range as Low as 26; Most of Dead Africans.

Blasts Tear Craft Stuck On Sandbar   Transport Wrecks In Storm Off Coast North Mozambique

Ship Meets. Disaster  Off Africa   Many of the Missing May Have Managed te ‘Reach Shore Safely

CRAFT SWEPT ON SANDBAR IN STORM   rortugal transport naKkec By Explosions, Blaze  HELICOPTERS   Carrying Survivors, Injured From Scene Of Wreck In E. Africa

Explosions Turn Vessel Into Blaze   Maritime Ministry Announces 253 of 490 Passengers Aboard Saved

Estimate 250 Dead As Portuguese Shio Runs Aground In East Africa

PORTUGUESE DEATH SHIP TOLL RISES   Troops, Laborers Among Casualties  As Craft Explodes

Maritime Ministry Says 237 Persons Are Dead Or Missing; Near 500 Aboard

237 DeadOr Missing In Ship Sinking  Explosions, Fire Wreck Vessel Near Mozambique

237 Killed In Flaming Ship Wreck   Portuguese Vessel - Is Ripped by Explosions After Going Aground

 Portuguese Transport Hits Sandbar  Report 250 Dead In Ship Explosion

Craft Burns Off African Colony Area   Death Toll Could Rise In Disaster Near Mozambique

2,037-Ton Ship Carrying Mine Laborers, Troops Swept Onto Sandbar in Storm, Then Swept By Fire After Explosions

Transport Swept Onto Sandbar  237 Persons Die As Portuguese Ship Grounds, Burns Off Southeast Africa

237 Killed In African Coast Ship Disaster   Explosions. Fire Sweep Transport Tn Storm Crash

237 believed dead in Portuguese ship blast   Big transport with 490 aboard explodes after sweeping into sandbar during storm

Portquese Ship Burns; 300 Die   Forces Aground On East Coast Of Africa

STORM-TORN SHIP FEARED TOMB OF 231   Portuguese Craft Carrying Soldiers Grounds—Explodes

Fear Scores” Die in Wreck Of Transport   Portuguese Ship Is Burned After Being Swept on Sandbar

Fear Death Toll Of 250 Aboard Ship   Portuguese Vessel  Runs Aground, Burns

Wind Drives Transport Acround   Report Censored by Portugal Because of Unrest in Colonies

Ship Blast Toll Up T0237   Portuguese Ship Explodes Off East Africa After Running Aground

Portuguese Ship Death Toll Is High   2,037-Ton Transport Swept Onto Sandbar In Storm—Series Of Kxplosions Follows

Portuguese Passenger Vessel Burns   490 Persons Aboard Transport as It Hits Mozambique Sandbar

Ship Explodes, Burns After Hitting Sandbar; Death Toll May Mount

Fate Unknowr Of Hundreds After Wreck  Portuguese Ship Ran Aground,

Ship Explodes 26 Are Dead   Portuguese Troop Ship Runs Aground Off Mozambique

OWEPT ONTO SANDBAR Portuguese Ship Sunk; 250 Persons Feared Dead

U.N. Troops Attacked by Angry Mob   Leader Enraged Over His Failure. To Seize Airport:

Knife-Wielding Africans Run Amok, Attack Swedish U.N. Sol diers Before Katanga President  Orders Them Off

Swedish U.N. Soldiers Are Stoned By Africans; Move To Seize Airport Averted

U.N. HOLDS AIRPORT IN KATANGA   >Tshombe Calls, Then Cancels, Attack On U.N.; Raging Mob Traps Whites tn Airport.

Pres. Ishombe Calls Off Plan To Fight U.N.   But Africans With Knives Run Amok

Swedes Are Stoned by  Africans Tshombe Orders  Full Mobilization

Ultimatum by Tshombe is ignored   Africans run amok around Elizabethville

Tschombe Stopped by Swedes   Plan to Fight U.N. Canceled After Meeting

Where To Find It      SWEDISH U.N. TROOPS STONED Ranting Tshombe Whips Katanga To Anti-United Nations Frenzy _

Seething Congo ls Jolted by New Crisis   Tshombe Files Demand For Full Control of Elisabethville Airport

Congo Chief Backs  Down on Ultimatum   Bomb Blasts Paris Stock Exchange

Threatens To Declare War on U.N   Katanga Province President Angered At Airnort Defeat

Knife-wielding Savages Run Amok as Tension Mounts in Elizabethville

Katanga President Reaches Agreement With U.N. On Control Of Airport After Earlier Effort To Seize It Had Been Thwarted By Swedes And He Had Ordered Mobilization Against International Group

Angry Katanga Head Calls Off Knife-Wielding Africans After Agreement Reached With U.N.

Mobilization Order Touches Off Explosion   Katanga President Delivers Ultimatum; Mobs in Action

Airport Seizure  Thwarted  Tshombe Charges  Action of Swedes ee ee we Bee.

AIRPORT SEIZURE I$ FOILED   Capital City An Armed Camp: Africans Amok

Congo President Enrager When He Fails To Seize Elisabethville Airport

Thwarted in Seizure of Airport, He Calls on Supporters to Fight   Later Orders Them to Stop and Withdraws Ultimatum, but Frenzied Africans Already Besieging Swedish Troops: Tension Mounts

Tshombe rescinds fight order but backers are running amok   Reach aanreement   Attack LI N care

Katanga President Rescinds Order To Fight United Nations But Natives Get  Beyond Control.   AIRPORT SKIRMISH BREWS NEW CRISIS

But Orders To Mobilize Called Off   Fracas At Airport Stirs Conqo Native

Katanga Prepares To Fight UN Army   Tshombe Thwarted By Swedes In Move To Capture Airport

Katanga  Unrest  Flares Move Halted   Move Halted To Take Over  Congo Airport

Had Tried To Capture Air Strip   Tshombe Gives UN Forces An Ultimatum

African Leader Angrily Calls On People To Prepare For Fight With UN; Swedish Soldiers Attacked On City Streets By Mobs

New Trouble Breaks Out In Congo   Katanga Mobs Wit UN, Swedish Troops In Airport Greidont

Stone- ‘Tossing: Meb:Of-4,000. Africans, Overruns’Buildings At Elisabethville;-Lays:Sieae

Repelled In Try To Take Airport      Congo Province Chief Cancels Mobilization Order After Agreement; Action Of United Nations Called Cause Of War By Tshombe

Africans run amok among U.N. troops   Katanga mobilization canceled too late to prevent violence

Tshombe Rescinds Order To Mobilize, Announces Aareement on Airport

Africans On Verge Of Frenzy   President of Katanga Enraged by Failure To Cupture Airport

Take No Chances On 'N’ Explosion  Officiats Don’t Think Blast Can Go Wrong

‘Financial Worries Begin Again  How Much, Where From  Concerns State Senators

Tunisians Back From Navy Base   Streets of Bizerte Reportedly Calm After Bitter Fight

Battle in Bizerte Streets. F rench Pipeline to Sahara  Oil Field Ordered Seized

French Launch New ‘Smash’ Into Bizerte   Tunisian Chief Calls for Foreign Volunteers To Step Up Undeclared War Against France; Orders Seizure of French Oil Pipeline

Empotia Weather         Volunteers Are  Sought by Tuni:   Seizure of French Oil Pipeline Is Ordered T ... DT."

GREMILLION IRED   PAYLOAD SECRET  Discoverer Goes Into Polar Orbit

25th Shot Follows Dud By 8 Days   Recovery, If Successful, Will Be Fifth

Launch Is Part Of Speedup » To Improve  $2 Per Cent Failure Record

To Improve Record  25th Discoverer Satellite Launched, Achieves Orbit

DISCOVERER SATELLITE GOES INTO POLAR ORBIT; TRACKING STATIONS PICK UP SIGNALS

25th Discoverer In Polar Orbit Reported   Plans Are To Keep Satellite Going Some Davs Before Capsule: Recovery

Red Rebels Routed by. Vietnamese  South Government   South Government Troops Drive Enemy From Strongholds Near Rich-Rice Area

TRANKLIN COUNTY SOILS AND CROPS CONFERENCE SET FOR TUESDAY, JAN. 31

School Program Backing Is Urged  Senator Says It Is ime For Lawmakers To Begin Helping

Russell speaks trom jail cell  Claims East. West working toward ending human life

Biology Lab Rockets Up 1,200 Miles   So Far Off Course No Attempt Set To Recover Cone

‘Flying Lab’ Misses Goal In Pacific   Rocket Soars 1200 Miles; Data Misses . Target for Recovery

bie ar- aa Piieit. Vad Merry he ase  No Money But A Lot of Brass

Lumumba Freedom  U.N. Topie   Africans, Asians * Seek U.S. Backine

U.N. Fight Centers On Lumumba   U.S. Urged To Join In Movement To Free Congolese

Airicans Plug for Lumumba   Urge U.S. Support for Release of Congo Premier

Boston Hit By Wildcat MTA Strike   Walkout Creates Chaotic Situation For Commuters

Stevenson Plan Reaction Mixed  News Is Hailed by Democratic Leaders

Dems Hope  Stevenson  Will Run   Ihhinois Senate Race In Spotlieht

Index   Found 90 Miles At Sea    - Boy With 2 Dead Men On Raft Rescuec

LOCATED ON RAFT IN FOG  Boy, 14, Rescued; 2 Die as Fishing Boat Sinks

Companions Dead   MOM Pantons Meae Leaa  Boy Adrift in  Pacitic Saved

Inside...   Bodies of Men Companions Lashed to Craft  Boy, 14, Rescued From Raft Off Mexican Coast

If Montana s Unemployment Compensation Fund Has  $20 Million, Taxes Will Drop

Court Refuses To Halt Expense Pay for Solons   Date to Be Set Later for Argument on Constitutionality of New Law.

Court Rejects Taxpayer s Plea On Expense Hike   First Payment Due Legislators Next Wednesday

Tug’s Line No Match For Gale   Three Men Ride Out N ight: Await Calmer Waters

3 Men Spend Night Aboard Cement Carrier   Waves Halt Try To Refloat Unit This Mornina

Freeman Plugs Wheat Progran in Sooner Talk  arm Sarrataryv   Farm Secretary At O. C. Meeting

RUSSIA CAN’T BACK DOWN  Allies Informed Berlin Crisis Extra Dangerous

Students Hold Envoy Captive Three Hours   Threaten To Kill Chauffeur, Beat Up Photographer

Communist-Led Mob Burns U. 5. Diplomat's Car   Ambassador to Venezucla Held Virtual Prisoner for Three Hours.

Hold Ambassador In Caracas School  Reds Burn Car Of U. S. Envoy.

Terry Jo at Home of Aunt   Judge Will Appoint Guardian Dec. 19 at Green Bay

Changes hn §S. Law > Acceptable  i  _ es. ae   House Committee. Agrees To Things. ‘Kennedy Desires 

Czech Told To Leave Or Be Deported   U.N. Diplomat Charged With Spying; Now Listed As Illegal Alien in U.S.

Note Revokes Diplomatic Immunity; Czechs Reject Charge, Phofogranh Proof

Czechoslovakia Warned Recall Spying Envoy Or U.S. Will Deport Him

Air Piracy Sparks Rash Of Protests  BA... sh. %&e OPT... ft gk Re   Must Quit Thefts, Castro Says; Passengers. Crew Well Treated

Appointment Takes Effect Here day   Kubath Successor Is Former Union Boss At Whirlpool

Change In Effect Friday   Announéenient Ends Batile For Position

Shark Rips Boy; Victim Gets Away   Attack Occurs On Pacific Coast

Official Announcement Made Tuesday Of New Ownership Of L & W Chevrolet

South to Get New Coating Of Ice Today   New Mexico, Texas Hit by Snow, Ice, Cold

New Major Storm Heads Into South   Heavy Snow Blankets Texas and New Mexico; Mercury Drops Lower

Longshoremen Boycott Cuba  Refuse to Handle   Refuse to Handle Cargoes To and From Red Isle

Crops Damaged By Hail, Rain in  Northwest lowa   Rainfall Totalc.

Magicians Say: Secret Of Sawing Off Woman’s Head Can Be Found In Library

Just Check The Library  There's Really No Secret To. Safe Way To. Saw Off Head

Ever Want _ To Cut Off Lady's Head?   Magician Says Public Library Shows All Tricks

"Felt Like Spy" At Convention— Magicians’ Secrets In Public Libraries

Jobless Total Under 4 Million  Only Seasonal Says Labor Department

JOB FIGURES DISTURBING TO GOLDBERG   Indications Point Te Another 5-Million Jobless Next Winter   NEARLY 68-MILLION ARE NOW EMPLOYED

Unemployment: a  Drop in- Job Figures May Be Seasonal  Predict Rise to rr we watt  TH   Predict Rise to Top Five Million Later in Winter

Jobless In Decline In  October  Idle Total May Climb Again In Winter Months

Jobless Roll Drops Below Four Million   Labor Department Says October Dip Only Seasonal

Unemploymen' Drops Below Four Million  Decline Seasonal; lakloace Trtnl

American Jew Tells Eichmann Court How He Escaped Nazi:Death After Digging Own Grave

Getaway  Car Found In Robbery   Police Search Southwest lowa For Teenager

, Kennedy Scraps Ike’s Old Policy On Troop Reduction And Redeployment

KENNEDY SCRAPS IKE PLAN   Overseas Troop Cuts Not Seen As Means Of Halting Gold Floy

Kennedy Scraps Troop Cut Plan   President Promises No Shift In Overseas Fighting Force.

US. WILL NOT PULL TROOPS IN TO SAVE GOLD    Kennedy Assures NATO of  Full Power in Europe And Elsewhere.

Committee Meeting Notice Is Required   Kennedy Scraps Overseas Troop Reduction Proposal

Scrap Gold Plan   Ike Policy On Troops Gets Boot   Gen. Norstad Told No Shift, Cutbacks Among His Forces

No cut in overseas troops fe ease eold drain   kennedy scraps Eisenhower nolicy

Oversea Army Cut Scrapped By President   Norstad Is Assured Reduction or Shift Not Contemplated

No Reduction In American Troops Abroad  Kennedy Reverses   Kennedy Reverses Ike; Dependents Also to Remain

‘Kennedy Pledges No Cutback in Troops in ‘Europe, Full Participation in NATO

Portuguese Warships Reported Chasing Multi-million Dollar Luxury Liner

Checks By Radio Reveal Ship Is 550 Miles East Of Windward Islands Now

Seized Portuguese Ship Santa Maria Reported Located At ‘Atlantic ‘Site

GOP Cuts Defeated Assembly Democrats Send Budget Bill  To Senate Untrimmed

Assembly Rejects GOP Budget Cuts:  5 Billion Baer ky   Brown's $2.6 Billion Budget Moves On To Senate

North Korean Pact Announced   Berlin Barely Mentioned in Latest Kremlin War of Nerves

Another White Boy To School   8-Year-Old Joins His Brother In New Orleans

Brother Joins Boycott Break  New Orleans Famil) Gets Eviction Notice

)UR FUTURE—ARE WE. READY-FOR IT: Apathy: Prevents Solution of Big Probl emis Plaguine Valley: No Action Taken

JUR FUIUKE—ARE WE READY FOR UIT Apathy Prevents Solution of Big. Problems Plaguing Valley: No Action Taken:

FINAL EDITION   TO CRUSH LUMUMBISTS Leaders Of Three Congo States Sign Military Pact

Treaty Unites Enemies Of Lumumba   Military Pact Signed To Meet ‘Tyranny’ Of Red-Backed Chief

Anti-Lumumba Factions Join Forces  Leaders Of Central Congo, Katanga And

Gizenga Foe: Ally Against Communism  Combine Military  ce Be pia   Combine Military Forees Into Single Command

3 Lumumba Foes Battle Rebel Force   Leaders Sign Pact To Halt Communist Threats To Congo

Democrats To Meet Today  Reapportionment Plans Still Up In The Air

Snow, Cold  Rip Rockies, Plains Area tah Mis West  As First Cold Wave Moves Into Midland

Government Begins Food Stamp Plan in West Virginia Today in War on Hunger

Over-Counter Test Underway— Jobless Begin Using Food Stamps In W. Va.

‘Dozens’ Said Massacred At Angola by Congolese   28 Europeans Dead at Farm

Marauders From Congo Cross Border   Portuguese Colony Promises Severe Punishment

Dozens Are Slain, Say Portuguese   Charge Terrorists With Killing Whole Families In Angola

4 Hot Issues sil Unsolved  avt Canaraece Cleba,   Next Congress Slated To Get Kennedy Push

JFK Plans Battle For Congress Whe Next Round Open  Will Fight For

A Hot Issues Still Unsolved   Next Congress Slated To Get Kennedy Push

Kennedy Plans Tough New Congress Fight  January Battle to Focus on Four Explosive Issues

\IFK Will Stake Political Standing ‘On Four Issues In Congress In 1962

Kennedy Ready To Put Up Fight For His Program   President Ready to Risk His Standing

JFK Jumps Food Quota For Needy  Program Adds $15 Million Per Month

Distribution to‘: Be Doubled Under President's Move.      wath  4 Million Persons From Order i

JF K’S FIRST DAY  tn nent sn SN i NN  Doubles Surplus Food To Needy

Hope K's Big Smile Means Better Davs   Queen’‘s Censor ‘Protects’ Jackie

Khrushchev Talks Lessen World Tension   President To Report On Vienna Meeting Tuesday Evening

Maemillan and Kennedy Talk   Report Says Meet Probed  For Summit

West's Strategy After Vienna Talks Discussed  Big Four Summit Reported Under Consideration

SOP Senator Demands To Know:  Did Kennedy Make Deal For Release Of Fliers?

Did Kennedy Make Any Deal With Reds Relative to Fliers’ Release? (GOP SenatorW ouldLike toKnow)

GOP Solon Wants To Know  Was There A ‘Deal’ For Fliers’ Release?

RIDERS’ TRIAL SET THURSDAY   Ten Make Pleas Of Innocence In Tallahassee Court Session

Riders Held  In Florida  T Otha«ce Eons om Diesels      7 Others Free on Bond; Group Asks Help of U. S.

Move Afoot To Reeruit ‘Kibitzer’  Plan Would Give  Representation In Relations Talk

State's Tax Problem Among Leftovers Awaiting Legislators After Holiday

Legislators Renew lax Revision Fiaht   Possibility of Enacting Compromise Bill in Remainina Time Seems Remot

News Briefs  Sa See = eps: (SE, SP Zee RE   Detonation In Square

How ‘Twas  wane TEMPERATURES ‘BRING UP SHOWERS — .91 OF INCH HERE

 How “Twas”  WARE TEMPERATURES BRING. UP ‘SHOWERS _ — 81 OF INCH HERE “

NY City Paralyzed in Wake of Latest Storm  Mayor Orders Vehicles From Stréets — As Crews Fioht to Cleqr 12-Fant Dyrifte

Beaches Nearby Morehead Cif Evacuated As Hurricane Nears   Mayor May Order General Evacuation Of City Of 10.000

HoffaBrags He Will Form New Union   Will Take Action Unless Expulsion By CIO-AFL Lifted

Wants AFL-CIO Quster Ended Hofta Threatens to Form  Rival Union Federation

Hoffa Says He'll Start Federation   Boss Gets What He _ Asks From Delegate: Of Teamsters Union.

Hoffa Bids To Get Back Into AFL-CIC   Will Start Rival Federation If He’s Not Reinstated

Would Start Own Federation  Hoffa Insults Meany, Misses AFL-CIO Link

Hoffa Serves “Ultimatum” On AFL-CIO   Must Lift Teamster Ban Or He'll Start Rival Federation

Hoffa Attacks Union Boss As ‘Dopey-trishman’   Tired Of Exile, Wants Cancellation Of: Expulsion Order

Says Teamsters  Must Return To Organization Or He'll Start  RivalFederation

Hoffa Says He  May Start Up  ‘Splinter’ Unit Says AFL-CIO Must  Cancel Expulsion of Lnion in 18 Months

Court Cites Peril To Nation; Unions Press for Appeal   lop Strategist Dusts Chang  Pak Takes Over Rule In S. Korea

Judge Rules Ship Walkout Perils Nation   Injunction Hearing Set Friday; Unions Prepare To Appeal

Marine. Workers Benin Readying Ships For Sea Affer Strike Halfed By Court

Federal Judge Halts NMU Strike - Shippers Rush To Get Back In Business

Judge Orders End to Strike  Preparations Are Rushed ‘tn (ret Ghinn Tn Minti nw

Ship Companies Rush Schedule As Strike Halts   80-Day Cooling Of Period Is Ordered By U.S. Judae

Judge Halts Ship Strike, Hearing Set   President Requests Strike Injunction For 80-Day Halt in Martime Disoute

TO GET SHIPS GOING AGAIN   Writ Temporarily Halts 19-Day-Gid Maritime Walkout

Period OF 80 Days Set By Judge Ryan  Jurist Says Tieup Threat To U.S. Health Aud Safely

Governor Wears The Wrona Shoe   Federal Judge Orders Delay In Ship Strike

Cites Harm Of Continuing  Court Issues Onde To Stop Maritime Strike For 80 Davs

Strikebound Ships Sailing Dates Set  T-H Writ Enables Companies to Speed End of Walkout -

Court Acts  On Request By Kennedy   Taft-Hartley Law Invoked In Effort To Get Ships Going

Hearing Set; Cooling Off Period Starts  Federal Judoe Sava   Federal Judge Says Health of Nation, Safety Threatened

Maritime Strike Halt Is Ordered   Companies Rush Preparations To Get Ships Moving Aaain

With Strike at Ebbtide... Shipping Firms Rush To Resume Operation:

U.S. Judge Ends Strike By Seamen   Labor, Managemen Ordered to Resume  Baraainina Talks

Appeals Judge Won't Grant Union Request   Action Taken Due To Hawaiian Famine, Jobless Threat

Seamen Directed Back to Ships Pending Hearing   Government Seeks 80-Day Injunction For ‘Cooling Off’

First DEMONSTRATION PLANT © US. DEPT.ofthe INTERIOR   JFK May Order End To Maritime Walkout

Setback On Road Funds  For Towns  Boost From 8 to 15% Is Defeated Twice by Senate

Senate Votes Against 15% For Cities   Some Increase Indicated but Not How Much

Affects 15,000,000 in State Assembly Bill Aimed At Cutting Costs — Of Health Insurance

Marks Birthday   "James. Mck McKelvey, Resident Here Since 1886, Is 9]

Republican Leaders At Conference   Algerian Rebels Indicate Willingness To Talk Peace

Swap With U. S. Proposed — . Castro Offers Captives  For 500 Bulldozers

Offer to Swap His Invasion Prisoners  For 500 U.S. Bulldozers Made by Castro

Junta Puts. Chang Out Of Office   More Aggressive * Action Against ‘Communists Planned

KOREAN JUNTA WARRING ON COMMUNISTS   Deposed Premier Chang ‘Accused Of Collaborating With Reds   GEN. PAK EMERGES AS NEW STRONGMAN

Seoul Junta Stiffens Red Enmity  Ex-Premier Accused Of Collaborating   Ex-Premier Accused Of Collaborating With Left; Hint Move Power Smoke Screen’

De Gaulle Orders Return Of Troops From Africa  By ANTHONY “AUSTIN®

De Gaulle Orders Mass Evacuation Of Algeria Troops   Berlin Crisis Produces First Step In Bringing To End 7-Year War

Partly Cloudy   Communist Steel Ring Snaps Shut   Move Follows Soviet Bloc. Announcement © “Effective Control”

Communists Act In Try to Dam Refugee Flow  52.000 Ordered   52,000 Ordered To Quit Jobs In Allied Sector

German Reds Seal E. Berlin   Soviet Bloc Backs Closing of Border

Mass Exodus Gains Impetus; Red Ban Feared   At Least 2.017 Enter West Germany Saturday; Adenauer Appeals For Economic Sanctions   BULLETIN

YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER  Serving CHATHAM, AVALON, ENGLEWOOD,  PARK MANOR, CHESTERFIELD, WEST CHESTERFIELD AND   Section Extends From /1st to 95th

Embassy Officer Arrested by Cubans Monday   By MARTIN W. HOUSEMAN United Press International

Senators Get Close Look At Rackets   Law Makers Receive Lessons In How To Spot Marked Cards

Inside...   Committee Opens Probe of Gambling Senators Get Lesson in Use of Crooked Gaming Devices

Carolina Police Continue lnvestigation Of Mysterious Deaths of Two Students

POISON CAPSULES ARE FOUND  Student Is Arrested After Cyanide Deaths

Student Held  * *  In Poison Deaths  * * * *  Murder Or Suicide Probed At Carolina University  *

Prentis: Inefficient ‘Dumped’ In Tax Unit   Promises Fight But Says He Gets Little Help

Up to 18 Inches of Snow in Colorado Rockies  Snow, Cold Trap Vacationers

18-Inch Fall Reported  Record-Breaking Snow, Cold Trap Many In Rockies

Record Snowfall Slams Colorado,  Mars Holiday  Many Labor Day Vacationers Trapped

 Rockies Isolated  Snow AndCold Trap Labor Day  Vacationers In Colorado Area

Snow, Cold Isolate Many In Colorado  Fear Felt for Safel  OA’ Vanatianicte

No Favoritism fo Be Shown Union  Same Pressure to Be A. lind M@ebdbnen

 Conters with Ambassador Thompson     K Seeks to Improve U.S.-Soviet Relations

Seek Means To Better Cold War Relations   Soviet Leaders Expressing Hope For ‘Improvement’

Khrushchey, U. §. Envoy Talk Two Hour:  Discuss Ways, Means Of Improving Soviet, American Relations

Want! feat Lass _ Police Probe Birth Control Clinic in Connecticut

Does U. S. Support? U.S. Embassy A pproves  Korea Leaders’ Promises

Spears Gets Nomination As Judge  Kennedy Name:   Kennedy Names Customs Men, Marshals Also

Burke Speech Rewritten By White House   Bridges Protests Kennedy's Policy Of ‘Toning Down’

Admiral’s Speech Softened   Burke Brought In Line With Kennedy Thinkine

W eirton Steel SUB Benefit Fund Not Cut   Company, Union Issue Statement Ou Payment Plan

Efforts For Mediation To End at Noon  Taft-Hartley . Action Expected to Follow Report to President

City Charter Pros and Cone Proposed Amendments Editorial Feature, Page 2B   Strike Truce Teams Race Noon Break   New Snags Dim Outlook For Maritime Settlement

Hopes Fading For Maritime  Strike’s End   Injunction Prospect Likely As Mediation Attempt Hits Snag

Prospects Are Dit For Ending Strike Minus Injunction  Report To Kennedy  May Bring Unwanted . ‘Cooling Off’ Period -

Prospects Dim In Ship Strike   Mediation Efforts Will Halt At Noon Today; Kennedy Gets Report Monday

—BLANCHE THEBOM WEDS DOCTOR— A Musical M arriage Without Musical Note

Decision Put On President   ‘Business-Like’ Basis Is  Asked By Khrushchev

PPP LLL LLL ELA MOLE LLL LO  Rogers Aims at Extenston of  Loyalty Oath

N.Y. STOCKS  =Dow Jones Close   Kennedy's Father Im proved  Pneumonia Gone

Tshombe Still Being Held By Congo Troops   Katanga President Could Obtain Help From United Nation:

Tshombe Still Believed Held By Kasavubu  Katanga Province _ President Kept   Katanga Province President Kept From Flying Home

Congo Troops Hold Tshombe Under Guard   Taken Prisoner After Leaving Peace Confab

Adenauer Sure Of Berlin Talks  Chancellor Sees No War in Comina Year

War Won't Break Out, He Asserts   West German Leader Confident Of Allied Unity

Sees Early Talks On Berlin Crisis   West Germany Ready To Meet with Soviet

Adenauer Says He's Confident Of Talks in 1962   Optimism Marks German’s Report

N.C. Methodist: Urge Passage Of Blue Law   Want To Outlaw Sunday Sales

. -While School Keep  PTOKYO § HIGH: SCHOOL °  a ENGLISH TEACHER ce OVISTTING ‘Te Ee duawes cE

While School Keens   TOKYO HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHER IS VISITING IN LF Mars

U. S. Protests’ in Berlin   GIs Dig In as. Reds Narrow: Wall Gap

1S REDS RESUME WORK ON WALL  U.S. Troops Dig In At Berlin Crossing

U.S. Troops Dig in Near Berlin Wall  New Barriers  Called Mlegal

U.S. Files New Protes' In Berlin   Charge New Tank Barriers At Wall Ieval

Reds Say They Want Ban Treaty   Wall Work Resumes; U.S. Troops on Border Dig In

Two Factions — Block Efforts Of Compromise   Pro-Westerners, Pathet Lao Both Acting Stubborn

Hews Stk  , ie or By WALTER MENBENHAL   EWS 1S GROWINGEST HOME PRODIICT -

News Staphs edtorlly By WALTER MENDENHAIL   EWS IS GROWINGEST HOME PRODIICT

Four American Technicians Leave For Cuba to Discuss Tractors Swap

To Learn Type O{ Machinery Castro Wants   Emphasis Put On Fact Mission ‘Purely Techincal’

Agricultural Experts On Way To Cuba For Proposed Tractors For Freedom Deal

Experts Finally Land In Cuba: Talk To Castro  Fidel Asks’ 500 Tractors

4 Tractors Traders To Leave Today   Agriculture Experts To Negotiate for Prisoners in Cuba

Experts Fly On Business For Prisoners  To Exchange U.S. Tractors

A Experts Begir Tractor Deals   Mays. FDR Expects Castro to GK Plan

Four Tractor Experts Leave For Cubi  Swap Would Involve 1,214 Ropeiee Cubans  r.. PAA _

Airlift Reperted ~ To Pro-Lumuube Forces in Conge _  Reports Say Lift

Woman Dies in Car-Bus Crash  14 Students Hurt In Headon Collision: Near Jeffercan

‘Freedom’ Bus Riders  Continuing   Group Leaves For Mississippi Under Military Guard

tia And T s Ring Their Bus  Freedom Riders Roll Under Heavy Escort

‘Freedom Riders Depart Guarded For New Orleans   Sound Alert   Gives Warning

Group Leaves Under Heavy Military Guard   Guardsmen Cer Fixed Bayonets to Prevent Riots

Race Barriers’ Fall In. Alabama   ‘Freedom Riders’ Under Heavy Guard

Leave Under Guard   Leave Under Guard Freedom Riders Break Barriers

Negroes Break Food Bar   (Related Pictures, Page 14, and Kelated Story, Page 27)

Break Racial Barriers  ‘Freedom Riders’ Head For New Orleans Today

Guardsmen On Hand As Bus Leaves   New Groups Expected To Arrive In Montgomery

Racial Barrier Broken By “Freedom Riders”   Group Leaves Alabama Under Escort And Now Crosses Into Mississinni

Break Racial Barrier in Lunchroom   Depart by Bus Under Heavy Military Guard

Then Group Leaves Montgomery, Ala. Under Heavy Military Guard for New Orleans in Con tinued Assault on Searegation

Bus Crusaders Resume Journey To New Orleans   Mississippi Set To Escort Group Through State

‘Freedom Riders’ Set New Orleans AsNextStop ©   Heavy Guard Will Be Provided Bus Through Alabama, Mississippi.

Race Group Leaves for New Orleans  Barriers Broken   Barriers Broken At Lunchroom in Montgomerv Statior

Group Resumes Assault by Bus On Racial Bars   One Barrier Falls; New Orleans Next

Bus Departs With Depot UnderGuard   Convoy Goes Along To Avert Trouble On Alabama Route

Heavily guarded freedom riders off for N. Orleans   Alert seaunded   Eat hreakfact

BREAK RACIAL BARRIER — ‘Freedom’ Bus Riders ~ Off For New Orleans

Freedom Bus Rolls South Tc Mississippi   Negros Arrive In Cars, Planes To Join Tense Caravan

‘eedom Riders” Launchin vasion” Of Mississippi   Gt e Invasion’   Under Heavy Military Guard

Macmillan. Wins Big Vote Of Confidence   Prime Minister Withstands Attack By Laborites On Belt-Tightening Action -

Kennedy To Cope With Problems Of Overflow Of U. S. Gold Overseas

Gambling Scandal  Two Police Chiefs, Banker, 2 Ex-Jail Workers Indicted

A-Tesit Decision Is Viewed As Major Russian Setback   Kennedy Anxious  For Arms Agency

Major Propaganda Reversal! Seen in Russia‘s Decision. To Resume Nuclear Testing »

Brisk Winds Bring Frost Over Indian:   Snow Whirls Upstate; Freeze Week Later Than Usual; Fruits Already Suffer Lace -

AKRON GIRL WEDS ELK POINT MAN AT WEST SIDE CHURCH   Miss Lucille Carlson And Robert Laning Take Vows Nov. 17

Laos. Holds ‘ Off Naming Delegation  Until Cease .. Fire Verified

Turmoil Has Political Rule in Yeman ‘Shaky’   Radio Reports Say Ailing King Will  AL  pmte Law Le Cam

Leftist Congo Leader Seeks Mediation Role   Gizenga To Be Urged To Join Anti-Reds In Confederation

Lumumbist On Congo Peace Trip   Kamitatu To Sound Out Gizenga About Joining Anti-Red Confederation

Congo Peace Plan Atfempted   Negotiator Flying To Rebel Stronghold

Asks Aid Of Gizenga In Peace Plan  Confederation Of   Confederation Of  Congo States Sought

Gizenga Talk Planned by Leftist Aide   Flies as Mediator To Get Views On_ Confederation

Leftist Congo Leader Seeks Mediation Role  Gizenga To Be Urged   Gizenga To Be Urgec To Join Anti-Reds In Confederation

Ready fo Act As Mediator  Leopoldvilie Leftist To See Gizenga on Jainina Eaderatian

By Lumumbist Official  Rebels’ Gizenga Sounded Out On Joining Conge Unity Move

Peace Hight Arranged To Rebel Center  Lumumbist Official T., View Stanlevwville   Lumumbist Official To Visit Stanleyville in Mediator Role

New Efforts in Congo.... Lumumbist Official Arranges Peace Flight to Stanleyville

Two Balloonists Launched Today Near Destination  Goal Set At 116,000 Feet, Have Passed Record Of 102,800

Balloon Up In Effort At Record  ory we ae ats   Two Officers Aim At Highest Mark Ewer Achieved

Ship Launches Huge Balloon   Expected to Take 2 Men to New Altitude Record Over Gulf —

Sent Aloft From Deck Of Carrier  2 Balloonists Ride In Open -Gondola

Huge Balloon Soars Aloft ‘Off Carrier   Navy Seeking New Altitude Record In Manued Flielit

Balloon With 2 Man Aboard in Record Flight   Launching From Deck of Carrier

Navy Officers Sef Ballooning Record   Big Bag Is Scheduled to Reach 116,000 Feet.

2 Scientists Head for 22 Miles Up—  Navy Balloon Sets Altitude Record

SOARS PAST 104,500 FEET  Balloon Carrying 2 Men Reaches Record Altitude

iLaunched From Deck of Aircraft Carrier-—  Huge Balloon Carries Two Navy \Men to New Altitude Record

Manned Balloon Sets New. Mark   Huge Bag Continues Ascending Toward Planned 116,000 Feet

seco! exica?  Navy. Balloon Reaches New AltitudeMark  Two Officers Are’. Taken to Height

Pian to Go 22 Miles Above Earth   Pilot Can See Both Sides of Florida Coasts

See across Florida’     Two balloonists soar past record, climb on

Navy Launches Huge Balloon From Carrier   Attempt To Set Altitude Record

Launched From Carrier Balloonists Set Record: Goal Is 115,000 Feet

Laotian Princes Wrangle Over Cabinet Lineup   Prospect Of Fighting Diminishes By Agreement Over New Premier

Souvanna Is Named Laos Boss  Soviet Backed Prince Reported es Neutralist

Laos Prince Is Selected  As Premier   See Agreement As Reducing Prospects Of New Jungle War

Laos princes pick neutral as premier   Hard bargaining for new cabinet remains ahead

Neutralist Prince Named Premier In Agreement Reducing Prospect Of New Fighting in Kinadom

Laos Princes Wrangle over New Cabinet   Neutralist Premier OKd by Pro-Western, Pro-Red Factions

Three Factions Agree On Prince Phouma As Premier Of Laos, Jungle Kingdom

Peace Move Brings Political Battles ae ove rings Folitical Battles Laos’ Three Princes Agree  On ‘Neutralist’ As Pr ‘emie!

Neutralist Named Premier Laotians Wrangle Over Cabinet For Souvanna

Threat of Renewed Fighting Eased  Neutralist Premier ls Named in Laos

Princes Of © Laos Agree On Premie:   Select Souvanna Phouma; Wrangle Now Over Laotian Cabinet.

Phouma Will Be Premier Laos Factions In Wrangle  Over Selection Of Cabinet

Laos Split On Cabinet KorPhouma   Prince Given Post. Reduces  Threat Of War

 Laos Factions Name Neutralist Head: Proportional Dispute Delays Cabinet

Laotian Princes Dispute   Souvanna Phouma Agreed as Premier; New Battles Slacken

Prince Souvanna New Premier  Three Factions Of Laos Wrangling Over Cabinet

Laos Accord Could Check Civil Strife   Neutralist Prince Picked As Premier Of Jungle Kingdom

Neutralist Chosen Premicr  Laes Rivals Row Over New Regime   British Head Names Leade1 Of Commons

AMC's Profit Share Plan  Hits a Snag   Local Group Rejects Contract   NewLaos Outbreak Seems Less Likely

Cabinet Choice Brings Wrangle   2 Laotian Factions Engaged in Squabble

USED AUTOMOBILE PART FOR REPAIRS   Was Placed In Engine Of Air liner That Crashed Near Rirhmoand

Used Auto Part Was Used To Repair Engin (On Il-Fated Plane, Witness Testifies

U.S. Is Noticing Peiping   Kennedy Hopes He Can Crack Bamboo Curtain; Visits Suagested

Hurricane Esther Bears : Down On Coast   New: Threat Has 150 MPH Winds

Esther Heads For Mainland   Mighty Storm Has Winds To 200 m.p.h.

Super-Hurricane Esther Piles  21-Foot Waves Up In Atlantic   Low Pressure Storm Rakes  N.C. Coastline

Two Jax Bills to Die in Committee  Payroll, Income Levy Pusat... Dt*lt. w*lt. J   Payroll, Income Levy, Other Bills Killed

Castro Accuses U.S. Of Another Invasion Attempt   Files Note with Security Council —Tells Build Up

Truck Driver, 250 Passengers On C. and E. I. Railroad’s “Georgian” Escape In jury Today.   SEVEN CARS ON TRAIN DERAILED

Nehru Claims Forces Justifiec In Goa Seizure   Charges Critics Know Nothing About Peace

Nehru Says Critics of Goa Invasion Don’t Know Meaning of Non-Violence

Nehru Sees Justification  Tn Arms Use   Says People Thrilled Over Liberation Goa; Attacks Westerners

JET WITH 81 ABOARD TAKEN OVER MEXICO   Gunman Identified As 25-Year-Old French Algerian   COLOMBIAN ENVOY AMONG PASSENGERS

French Algerian Sticks Gun In Stewards Back   Liner, Promptly Released By Castro Because Of Diplomat, Lands At Miami

Policeman Flees With Fugitives:  . Rock Barrag Shots, pes rear Ga a8

NP Merger Application Presented   Railroads File Formal Request with ICC; Still Needs Stockholders Votes

lwo bodies In Station Wagon Bracero Implicated In  Murder -Suicide Probe

 Technicians May Leave Monday  Tractors-for-Freedom Group Plans Cibian Tri

pectic Minette NTs. Suabatansandetccut tian Tractor Organization Will  Send Delegation To Cuba

its Power To Bargain Unknown   Castro’s Demands Will Be Met, Spokesman Says

Immediate Increases Provided in Package Sent to Senate hein tate int li a lM sinn lcci lin Ma ttt  House OKs Solons’ Pay-Pension Plan

HERALD INDEX   Genocide, Inc.: No. 5 ‘Bloodhound in Budapest’ Deals for Jewish Blood

But Scientists Hard at Work Despite Partial Success  Of Chimp Trip

Early Space Shot By US. Deep Secret   Atlas Booster At The Cape; Enos Still In Hospital

Civil War Possibility Is Reported   Goulart Flying Home To Claim Job As President

Brazil’s Army Resists Choice Of New Chief  Military Leaders Warn   Military Leaders Warn Of Possible Civil War

Tell Pro-Red Not to Take Presidency   Defense Minister Threatens to Halt Goulart Inaugural

Urges Forming Veterans Party   Sparks Wants Delegate At Fall Con-Con

For ‘War Crimes And Crimes Against Peace And Humanity”  Russia Demands U.S. Arrest, Extradite Bonn Genera

Russ demand NATO leader  for “war crimes _ trial   U.S. says Reds attempting to discredit German Gen.

Weather   Russia Would Try German General for ‘War Crimes’   Heusinger Extradition From U.S. Demanded

Former Nazi Called War: Criminal   Soviet Wants U.:3. To Seize Officer:.:: For Trial in Russia:

“War Crimes’ Charged . Russ Ask Extradition Of Heusinger From U.S.

Russia Claims German General War Criminal   Wants United States to Extradite Him From His Post In Wash ington.

Russia Accuse: NATO General Of War Crime   Note Demands U.S. Arrest West German

On NATO Staff  Soviets Formally Charge West German General With Crimes Against Humanity

In Note Sent US Ambassador .. . Russia Demands Ex-Nazi's Extradition on War Crimes

Demand Heusinger Face Trial   Cite Documents Captured From Hitler Regime

Deadline Is Set For Katanga to Honor Its Pact   Congo Government dls Plannina Action

Cuba Slurs Defecting Newscaster   Papers Attack Jose Pardo Lada For ‘Selling Out’

Castro's Top Propaganda Broadcaster Defects to Mexico, Denounces Fidel

Defection Of Pardo Llada Blow To Castro   Has Knowledge Of Secrets

Mouthpiece flees Cuba   Castro's top propagandist defects to Mexico

Guards Start Attack When 9 Try to Flee   None of U.S. MPs o8 West Berlin Police Injured in Shooting

West Police Unhurt By Reds’ Fire   Vopos Shoot Across  Border At Escapees  Bus RECO RY 4A Ee g£°* ee FRc atervrwre

Strong Protest By U.S. Follows Border Shooting   East German Guards Fire at Refugees, Military Police

East German Vopos Given Fair Warning   Nine Young Men Crash Wire Barrier Into Free Zone

Red Police Again Shoot Toward West   ‘Refugee Truck Rams Fence; All Occupants Safe; Truck Stalls. .

Americans Shot At  First Time Berlin Commander  Takes. Complaint To Soviet Chiefs

Red Germans Fire Wildly as  Refugees Flee  Nine in Truck Smash Through To Freedom

Guards Pour Heavy Fire At Refugees Who Broke Through Fence In Berlin

Reds Fire Rifles Into West Berlin   Nine Seared Refugees Run  To Safety

Texas Solons Face Final Lap Of Legislature   Major Problems Still Unsolved In Reqular Run

Scores ‘Apathy’ State’s CD Director Hopes JEK Talk Jarred Citizens

French Army On War Footing; Moslen Villagers Vote On DeG aulle Proeram

e Is Feared In Referendum  Algeria On Alert As Voting Starts On DeGaulle’s Plar

Moslems Start Vote To Loosen French Ties   Villagers Protected ‘By Soldiers Agains: ‘Threats Of Death’

PUERTO RICO FIRST STOP ON TRAVELS   President Cites Opportunities From Alliance

Crowds of Latins Greet Kennedys  To Spur Economic Reforms; Security Measures Adequate

Tawes Calls Legislature Back June §   Petitions To Block Savings And Loan, Court Acts Filed

ITAWES CALLS: SPECIAL SESSION \OF LEGISLATURE FOR JUNE 9 IN ‘FACE OF PETITIONS BY POLLACK

Chiang Giver Assurances By Johnson   Vice President Receives Warm Taipei Welcome

Johnson Reassures Chiang  Of ‘Unflinching’ U.S: Aid   See. Relaled Photo Pg. 2-A

‘UNTIL FREEDOM IS SEC URE’ REP  ee eae ame. eens nee te  LBJ Pledges Continued Support to China

ry . EB J] ‘ Talks for I'wo Hours Brings Personal Message  LBJ Reassures Nationalist Chinese of U.S. Support

VP Johnson Reassures Pres. Chianc   Says ‘America Stand: Firmly With Her Chinese. Allies’

U.S., Britain Have Armored Strength Ready for Action   U. S. Troops Again Escort Car Into East Berlin

Clean Up Begins in Big Area   Curious Follow Storm; Vinton, Center Point, Garrison Hard Hit.   Wide Path   Garrison

Reds Claim Atom-Powered  Sub Fleet   Russian Newspaper Says Fleet is Faster, Larger Than U.S5.’s

Titov Made Descent By Parachute   Claims He Could Have Landed Ship

frea Troop Fails to Receive Equipment in Time  State Police Report 95 Radar Arrests

95 Arrests By Police Using Radar  Say It Proves  Good Deterrent Re Syeading

Meriwether Approval Seen \By Kennedy  :  President Appears Assured of Bank  Head ‘Annojntment

Meriwether To Survive Senate Blast   Kennedy Export Bank Choice Is Assured Of Approval

UAW Holds Off Strike Notice on Chrysler   Decision Postponed Till Tuesday: Real Progress Reported

Chrysler Given What Amounts To Strike Deadline  Indications Point To Thursday As Day For UAW Walk-Out

Strike Threat At Chrysler  Top UAW Board Delays Decision On Servine Natice

Chrysler Corp. Is Facing Possibility Of A Thursday Deadline For Walkout

Chrysler Now Faces Deadline   Union Indicates Strike To Be Avoided, Postpones Strike Decision to Tuesday

UAW Delays Strike Notice To Chrysler  Plans Amount To Thursday Deadline Diwan sated

Outlook Brighter As Auto Strike Likelihood Fades   Strike Would Cause Severe Complications

i nis Weer in business and Finance...  Possibility of Auto Strike Diminishes

‘DAMAGE REPORTS VARY  Katangese Planes Attack Elisabethville’s Airport

Katanga Planes Hit UN Base at Elisabethville   Claim Field Control Tower Is Destroyed; Several Said Killed

Katanga AF Bombs UN  . Base      Fighting Continues In Elisabethville

Jet in Exercise Missing in Atlantic  Vast ‘Seq Search Is on for Bomber

eWwree fF NWwyyY fF FF  "Bozeman Father of Eight Is Highway Traffic Victim

Toll Now 111   Bozeman Father of Eight Is Highway Traffic Victim

SUGGESTS CLOSING DATE  PTrarvaTeerarT, iavrérerernare af Ge A @met

Label Panorama City Disputed Area Data for ‘Top Secref' File  ‘Planning Commission Moves Out   Planning Commission Moves Out ‘of Arqument Over Pacoima Area

Label Panorama City Disputed Area Dafa for ‘Top Secref' File   Planning Commission Moves Out of Arqument Over Pacoima Area

State, Local Sales Tax Goes to 3% Starting Saturday        See page 9 for picture and  Provo story on the sales tax.  ‘inerease.‘

REPLACEMENT FEATURE STRESSED  Reluctant Backing Seen for Sales Tax Plan

USS Theedere Roosevelt has ‘Symbolic’ Name  [Fourth Polaris Nuclear Sub is Launched

Fourth Commissioned:  New Polaris-Armed Suk Echoes Teddys Policy

uss THEODORE ROOSEVELT Polaris-Armed Nuclear Sub Typifies Saving: “Speak Softly, Carry Big Stick”

3 GUNMEN. BATTLE COPS; 2 CAPTURED   Vast Manhunt On In Missouri After Wild Chase Following Holdup In Cape Girardeau.

2 of 3  Bandits  Captured Man Sought:  One Policeman  Killed; 1 Hurt

2 Members Of Bandit Gana Cauchi   Janitor Could Have Cleaned Up Unemployed Negro Finds Bag Containing. $240,000 in Unmarked Bills, Returns It

Two Nabbed For Slaying Law Officer   Third Desperado Flees As Two Other Policemen Wounded

Fugitives Captured After Gun Battle At Cape Girardeau   Posse Searches for One More: One Officer Slain, Two Others Wounded.

) Supermarket Bandits Taken   Third Sought After Law Officer Is Shot

Last of Gun Gang Hunted   Woman Kept on Shooting Like the Policeman Said

Manhunt Traps Two of Three Market Bandits  One Officer Killed.   One Officer Killed, Two Others Wounded In Wild Pursuit

Publishers Are Non-Committal  Kennedy Calls On The Press To Impose Self-Censorship

Kennedy Suggests Self-Censorship  National Security Cited by President

‘Deeply concerned’   Kennedy urges papers to self-censorship in view of ‘national’ peril

Kennedy Asks Help of Press  Caenn  ms 9 ChE fi roa ot a lat Len ln   Some Form of Self-Censorship Is Urged in Light of Cold War Threats

Restraint By Press Requested   Kennedy Seeks Self-Censorship In Security Storie

National Security Threats  Self-Censorship Asked Of News Editors In U.S.

President Suggests Press Censor Self To Guard Secrets  Givac Na Dataile hut Ha   Gives No Details but He Offers Full Cooperation

Censorship by Press Itself, Kennedy Plea   Cold War Threats to U. S. Security Never Greater Than Now

‘Grave Threat to National Security Cited  President Urges Self-Censorship by Press

Kennedy Urges Papers Adopt Self-Censorship   Newspaper Publishers Asked to Seek National Security as Well as News Value

JFK Asks Press Self-Censorship To Aid Security   Hoover, MacArthu: Receive Briefings On Red Crisis

Press Is Asked By Kennedy for Self-Censorship  Gives No Particulars On What He Desires

Kennedy Calls fo Self-Censorship By Newspapers   Speech to Publishers Precedes Series of Parleys in New York

Jack Tells - Editors U.S.  Is In Danger   Proposes Newspapers Censor Selves In Light Of Cold War.

In Light of Cold War Threats To National Security"— JFK Urges Publishers To Consider Some Method Of Self-Censorship

News Restraint Urged by JFK   Editors, Publishers Hear President

Cites Security Threats President Urges Self-Censorship On Part Of Press

Urges Self-Censorship In Cold War Threat   Kennedy Asks For Help

JFK Urging Press Study Obligations   Says Papers Must Use Self-Restraint in Revealing News.

ives No Particulars  Kennedy Asks  Self - Censorship Of US. Press

Censor Self, Press Urged By Kennedy  President Suggests Action in Interest  Of U.S. Security

HOLDS MORE CONFERENCES IN NEW YORK   Pledges Full Data Compatible With Security

Congo Leftist Leader Agrees To Conference   But Gizenga Reported Still Bitterly Op. posed to Federation Proposal.

Gizenga Will Talk But Won't Aid Federation   Red Congo Leader Holds Up Solution

Leftist Leader ~“ Remains Opposed To Federation    umumba ee   Lumumba Followers Refuse to Join Proposed Union

Capsule Operation Trouble Indicated   Enos in Good Condition, Heads for Landing in Atlantic

Enos Completes Two of Three Planned Orbits of Earth Before Scientists Decide to End Flight

Only 2 Of 3 Orbits Completed By Enos   Plan Landing South Of Bermuda After 17,500 Mph Space Ride

State's Traffic Claims 12 Lives During Holidays  SS eceesmm —_— > as   Figure Far Below Record of 28 Set In 1952 Period

In The Mail Baq   GLADA BEICHEAT ASKS WHY ‘CITY SHQYLD DO JOB ‘PRIVATE ‘GMfIZENS: SHIRKDOGS MADE’ “To SUFFER FOR, OWNERS.   INDIFFERENCE

In The Mail Bag   GLADA REICHERT ASKS WHY CITY SHOULD Do Jos PRIVATE CITIZENS SHIRK— DOGS MADE TO SUFFER FOR OWNERS INDIFFERENCE

River Is Rising Flood in Idaho May Cover  Entire Kootenai Valley

“NUFAGANDA BUILDUP BEGINS. Hero's Reception For Titov Being Prepared

Spaceman Titov, Toast Of All Russia, Is Awaiting Hero’s Welcome In Moscow

Russ Rejoice Over ‘Heroic Deed’   Red Cosmonaut Reports Personally to Nikita

Jubtlation Keigns .. . ‘Muscovites Plan Hero's  Welcome For Astronaut

Titov Logs 400,450 Miles In 25-Hour Space Voyage; Reds Say Moon Trip Near   Reds Will Whoop It Up For Titov  ‘Moscow Readies Welcome

Russians Toast Titov On Return   Soviet Cosmonaut Proves Moon Trip Humanly Possible

USSR Hits At French N-Testine   ‘May Be Forced To Resume, Allies Warned

Life’s End   ‘ORRIN KELLY, 50 — DIES AT STORM LAKE _ RITES WEDNESDAY

- bite! Life's End ORRIN KELLY, 50 —  DIES AT STORM LAKE — RITES’ WEDNESDAY

EE Ne RR AT RNY RY BNR LT ROWS  200 000 to Take Radiation j m AEC Test

AEC Plans Mice Tests On Fallout   Rodent Project Most Ambitious On Two Levels

Negro Girl’s Record Checked     Switch to Russian School Is Puzzling

Inside ...   Girl's Father Dissatisfied Transfer to Moscow School  Miffs Newark City Officials

Struggle Seen   NEW ENGLAND IS TARGET  33 Lives Are Lost In Howling Storms Across The Nation

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Worst of Three Storms Batters Northeast Area

[Seek Common Hemisphere Front  U. S., Canada Warn Against Red Alignment

Kennedy Backed By Diefenbaker In Communique   Joint Statement Includes Warning Obviously Referring To Cuban State

Solid Front Against Reds Being Forged   President, Wife End Their Visit To Ottawa 1 Today

Red Inroad In Americas A ‘Threat’   Diefenbaker And Kennedy In Obvious Reference To Cuba

Kennedy, Canadian Pledge Solid West   Soviet Gives First Hint Of Khrush-JFK Meet

Diefenbaker Joins JFK In Fearing Communist Infiltration Of Americas

Diefenbaker JFK Agree During Meet   Common Hemisphere Front Against Reds Subject Of Talks

Diefenbaker Agrees Castro Serious Threat   Kennedy Definitely Considering Talks With Khrushchev

President Ends Tour, Returns Home      JK, Canada Leader  Issue Red Warnina

Diefenbaker, JFK Both Warn Reds   Top Leaders Issue Joint Communique Following Meeting

Canada, US. Remain Clese: Call For Reinforcement Of Strength In NATO Allisnee

Canada's Prime Minister Joins JFK In Warning Countries Of Communism

KENNEDY HINTS AT FIRM STAND IN TALKS WITH KHRU  Warning Is Aimed at Cuba on Red Alignment

To Use Oral Polio Vaccine In Atlanta, Ga.   300,000 Doses Flown In To Combat Threatened Epidemi

 Signals Mixed  Naval Cadet Ports Arms,   Rifle Cuts Navy Secretary

Snowstorm . Hits Ohio, Indiana  Floods Drive 37,000  Families From Homes

Eviction Faced By k. Berliners  Those With W. Berlin Jobs >.....3% .. J f.... Rg Ly ak’...

HERALD INDEX    Reds Start Evicting East Berliners Who Work In West Berlin

Commu nists Make Move To Halt Exodus  Of Residents From East Berlin

Former Chorus Girl’s Fate  Will Be Decided By Jury   Shapely Brunette Accused As Mastermind In Burglaries And Gangland Slayings

‘Charged In $500,000 Burglary Jury ToDeliberate Ex-Chorine's Fate

Chorus Girl’s late Hanging In Balance   Shapely Brunette Charged In Case; $500,000 Involved

Johnson Tells President About Crisis Over Berlin   By ALVIN SPIVAK  De oe oe ae a ae ager creed Dl

Colony s Capital Reduced to Ruin  By Killer Storm   City Is Declared Under Martial Law; Food Supply Low

Khrushy Offers ToBury Hatche   Premier Would Quit Arquing Over U2

Arizona Street Crossing To: : Be Re-Worked   Other Patching’ Work Scheduled In Ruston by RR

Arizona Street Crossing: To-Be Re-Worked   Other Patching Work Scheduled tn Ructan hy RR

Public Schoo Bill Killed By House   Refusal Ends Action This Session on Any Compromise Measure

House Kills Kennedy's School Bill   242-169 Vote Hits Smashing Blow at Precident’s Proaran

Kennedy School Construction Bill Killed By House Action, 242 to 169

Daylight Saving Comes On Sunday  rm _ Aanrie.. gig ee ee eee ter eee

Free World Calls Test ‘Arrogance’   Stevenson, Other Top Officials React With Indiqnation to Firing

West Lashes Superbomb “Arrogance’   Stevenson Calls Russ Blast Step Toward Disaster

Deadline      U.S. Communists Refuse To Register; Facing Prosecution

Spy Was Once Trusted Diplomat  Scarbeck Fell Prey To Polish Blonde

Officials Say Polish Red Agent Seduced Him and Then  Blackmailed Him.

U. S. OFFICIAL CONFESSES  Diplomat Is Victimized By Blonde Polish Spv

‘IT’S THE TSAR’S BIRTHDAY’ ‘Stop? Called The Darkly  Handsome White Russian

Discrimination In Universities Frowned Upon  Commission Would’   Commission Would ® Stop Financial Aid  To Seareaate. Schoo!:

On Separate Colleges Civil Rights Commission  Strikes At Government

Propose U. 5. Cut Off Financial Aid To Colleges Practicing Segregation

i Civil Rights Commission Suggests Ending Federal Financial Aid to Colleges Found Discriminating

300 Percent ‘Weirlite’ Output Boost Seen Weirton Steel To Increase  Tin Mill Plant Production

Revolt Stirs Tension In  Middle East   Successful Uprising Wrecks Nasser’s United Arab Republic

British, French, Germans at Parleys  Rusk in Paris Asking for Western i ° e e United Front Against Communists

NEW MOVES BY MOSCOW   President Will Emphasize U. S. To Protect Richts

Kennedy, Gromyko Talk About Crisis in Berlin:   Soviet Foreign Minister Declines to State ‘Whether He Has New Proposals From Mr. K.

KENNEDY TALKS WITH GROMYKC   Afternoon Conference At  _ White House; President Emphasizes Firm U.S. Position On Berlin.

Gromyko Arrives  For Berlin Parley  U.S. Denies Plan For Access ‘Deal’

Says Danger Of War Must Be Prevented  U.S. Officials   U.S. Officials Play Down Parley As Courtesy Call

 Arrives for White House Talks ‘Danger of War Over Berlin ‘Must Be Prevented—Gromykc

"Must Prevent War’ Says Gromyko Before Session With JFK   But Soviet Diplomat Won't Say If He Brings New Proposals from Khrushchev.

Kennedy In  Session With Red Minister   U.S. Soviet Are Agreed On U Thant   Chief Of Burma's U. N. Group Due To Succeed Dag

Lef’s Prevent Danger of War, Diplomat Urges   Kennedy, Russian Foreign Minister to Discuss Crisis

W. ashington: Gromyko Arrives  For Talk   No Comment On Possible New Proposal

WICU SS FOUTS AYU     E. 8S. Paxson, Noted Artist. Destined to Receive Fame

Died 42 Years Ago EE. S. Paxson, Noted Artist.  Destined to Receive Kame

Wire-Tapping Given High Court Okay   Ruling Applies Only To State Courts; Dissenting Judges Point Out Perils

State Courts Upheld In Use Of Wire-Tap   Tribunal Rejects Defiant Red Probe Witnesses’ Appeal

Reds in Try to Outflank  Western Efforts in Laos  World Trouble Area Causes Steadily Worsening Frictions

90,000 tee “Sounat  News family of possible readers.   Soviet Attitude (n Laos Hardens

beacned in soutneast Asrar  Communists May Be Trying to Divide Tiny Laos

First Lady off to Athens   Jacqueline leaves London, flying to Greece

U.N. Headquarters Hit. By Katanga Mortar Attack   Say It's Abandoned

26 Blasts Reported In 5 Hours   No Damage Listed; U.N. Reports Attack On Tshombe’s Hause

Succession Curb Attacked  Governors Tell Press Of Corrective Hopes

IGNORED ON PATRONAGE— ~ Indignant Yarborough — ~ May Challenge Connally

Joe Grundy Dies at 98: Was Famed in GOP  - Founder of PMA  Which Was Power

Former Senator Joseph R. Grundy, 98, Dies At His  Summer Home In Nassau

Swainson Calls For Labor's Aid   Job for Everyone ls Governor’s Goal

Labor Aid Sought For Tax Policy   Governor Pleads For Income Leyy

‘MARX BROTHERS CONFUSION’  U.S. Is Nightmare To ‘Soviet’ Tourist

Secession End Urged In Katanga   Tshombe Threatens To Meet Force With Force If U. N. Acts

Three Hurt In One Sunday Crash  Other Collisions In This Area Reported Saturday And Sunday

Coup Leaders Defy U. S., Dissolve Parliament, Arre st Cabinet Minister  Junta Seizes Control Of S. Korea

Seize Power, Round Up Officials   Refuse to Heed Request to Return Reins to Premier

Cabinet Ministers Being Arrested In Rafance af Plan Eram linited Ctatac

Despite U. S. Pleas  Korean Army Tightens Grip,  Dissolves Parliament, Cabinet

Top Military Men Control Government   Army Leaders Call On Public to Remain Calm, Maintain Order

Gales Batter Sections as East Steams  Weather Violence Injures 5 Persons In Indiana Area

Project Plans   CALVARY CHURCH HERE — TO BE SITE APRIL 5  FOR COUNTY CONVENTION — OF FEDERATED CLUBS  Linger Longer Club Members — To Serve As Hostesses For Event

Project Plane.   CALVARY OHURCH HERE ~ TO BE SITE APRIL 5  FOR COUNTY CONVENTION — OF FEDERATED CLUBS  ; Linger Longer Club ; Members — To Serve As Havincew For ‘Fvan¢

Family Defying Racists Flees Home in Night  New Orleanc   New Orleans Man‘. Employer Says He Asked’ Transfer -

Kansas Feonomic Outlook: 5th Largest Wheat Crop, More Oil Drilling

of 7 Life’s End — ‘WILLIAM. A; CORNILS — FATHER OF LE MARS TEACHER IS DEAD

Life’s End  WILLIAM A. CORNILS — FATHER OF LE MARS TEACHER IS DEAD

Timely Tidings  LEGION AUXILIARY. —_—ANNOUNCES ‘ ‘WINNERS. OF POPPY POSTER CONTEST

Timely Tiding  LEGION. Mt ae _ ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF POPPY POSTER CONTEST

Accused Bay State Killer Nabbed in Keene Grocery  Norman Porter Captured After Week-Long Manhunt

Surrender in Keene ourrende’ nee  Judge Continues Fugitive’s Case

Traffic Toll Running Tragically Ahead Of Prediction-- 600 May Die

New Tax Measure Dropped   GOP Withdraws Proposal to Give Property Tax Relief

Constellation Joins Fleet   Mighty Carrier Has 100-Plane Capacity

Vos Constelanon fois brett Mighty Aircraft Carrter Is Monarch Of Navy

Shadow Now Splendor Biggest Carrier Takes  Place In Navy’s Lineup

Carrier Constellation Joins Fleet  Amid Festival Of Pomn, Parade

Ship Born In Travail Now Monarch Of Navy         World's Biggest Rocket Hurtles Aloft From Cape

ON THE INSIDE   50 Died In Making Her Navy‘s Monarch Constellation Joins Fleet Today

What's Inside   Giant USS Constellation Survives Test of Fire, Joins Fleet Today

sisgest Warship Joins U.S. Fleet  * * * * * x  —_ was —_   Carrier ‘Constellation’ Survived Disastrous Fire

City UF Drive Goes Over Top Quickest Ever   Chairman Pleased But Still Planning Checkup on Delays

City UF Drive Goes Over Top Quickest Ever  7 1 a ee   Chairman Pleased But Still Planning Checkup on Delays

Car Taken, Viola Man Gives Chase   3 Others Join Pursuit Of Fugitive from Reformatory.

Delegates Push Appeal Action  Soviet Will Reject Plea, Is {ndication

UN TO VOTE ON BOMB APPEAL East Berlin Closed. Reopened   SUBS, PLANES SPY ON SOVIETS  U.S. Military Posts Test Lookouts

Hope For Quick Assembly Action  UN Wins Approval To Seek Bomb Ban

Eight Small Nations Ask Resolution   Political Committee Gives Vote Approval; Soviets, Cuba Decline

—PUSH FOR ASSEMBLY ACTION— U.N. Nears Showdown’ On ‘Big Bomb’ Appeal

Assembly Action Sought .—  U.N. Measure Urges Soviet Cancel Blast

U.N. Group Votes 75-10 For Action   Nine Nation Soviet Bloc Aqainst Appeal

Frosting?   Quick O.K. On H-Bomb Plea Urged   Resolution Gets Thumping Support In U.N. Committee

U.N. Political Committee Votes 75-10 In Favor of Appeal to the Russians

U.N. Ready To Back Plea Against Bomh  Assembly Expected To Urge Soviet To Refrain From Test

Seek U. N. Assembly OK by Friday of Appeal to Stop Super Bomb Test

U.N. Political Body Approves Bomb Protest   Pushing For Quick Action Through General Assembly

RED BLOC DEFEATED 75-10  - U.N. Committee Protests Bomb   Nikita Rebuffs Japan‘ Third Anti-Bomb Plea

Mauretania and Mongolia Approved  Soviets Fail in Bid to Stop Vote on Bomb Resolution

Outer Mongolia, Mauritania Are Approved     Reds Lose Battle To Block Condemnation Of Big Blast

To Call Off Expected Blast Action Sought In UN To Make Appeal To Soviets On Bomb

U.N. Gives Top Priority To Protest Over Bomb   Appeal to Soviet Union Not to Drop _ 90-Megaton Hydrogen Bomb

Press For U.N. Action . On Appeal To Soviets Against Bomb Explosion

Inthe UN. ... Pressure Grows fo Halt H-Bomk  Any Resolution ' Faces Red Rejection

50 Megaton Bomb Threat U.N. Seeks Agreement On Appeal To Russians

FROM LITTLE BOOK  a i ate ENO: AONE ONL ALO OE LET ANTI T  German Soldiers Taught Manners

On the Inside . .   J. Edgar Hoover’s Own Story:  Masters of Deceit  Communism in America and How to Ficht I      Communism in America and How to Fight It

MASTERS OF DECEIT  Communists Try to Lure Well-Meaning American:

Communists Try to Lure Well-Meaning Americans   By J, EDGAR HOOVER Director, “Federal Bureaw of Investigation

MORE CHECKUPS, INTERVIEWS ~~.  ‘Shepard Health Fine-He Attends Base Fete

Alan Shepard Faces Two Days Of Seclusion, Scientific Grilling On Great Bahama Island.   RUSSIA POOH-POOHS U.S. SPACE JOURNEY

TERM HEALTH AT HOSPITAL EXCELLENT   Eats Hearty Breakfast Day After Space Flight   TAPE RECORDS   Disclose Astronaut Per formed Remarkably During Rocket Ride

  is In ‘Excellent Health’  fkepurd to Be Jomed By  Other Astronauts Today.

Astronaut in Good Health, High Spirits   Experiences Studied by Engineers, Space Mates, Medics

Examinations Galore  Rocket Rider’s Health, Spirits Are Excellent:

Shepard's Health Is ‘Excellent’   4 Astronauts To Be Briefed On Experiences

reemeeneenreenen sree neem  Astronaut’ 5 Condition Is ‘Excellent’

Ex-President Cardenas At Leftist Head   Anti-American Feeling Boils Desnite Remh

Hudson River Pier Robbed Of $61,000   Four Gunmen Fool Guards In Work Clothes

Satellite Deep Orbit   Bid Fail:   Partial Suceess  Is Achieved In Fest

FIVE INFANTS DEAD IN ERROR AT HOSPITA!   Given Poison Boric Acid Tc Drink Instead Of  Water.

New DHS Band Director Named   Kyer Resigns; Will Return To Colleae

Use Of Schools As Fallout Shelters Talked   Civil Defense Chiefs See Federal Funds Paying Part Of Bill

Schools Eyed As Shelter Sites By CD   Federal Funds May Be Asked In  Adaptation Plan

U.S. Soldiers To Make Tow Laotian Units   Military Advisers To Check Front-Line Battalions In Laos

  Dicto Autos De Formal Prision Un Juez En La  Heroica Matamoros

AMC Contract Up to Reuther   Must Decide Future of Profit-Sharing Pact, Says Official

Union Bargaining Teams Seeking Strike Vote as Auto Talks Boa Dow

Capacity Hike To 1.300 Seen Under Project  Knlarved Vocational   Enlarged Vocational Arts, New Aud, Gym Provided in Plans

Nehru: ‘No Soviet Hint Of Support’   Invasion Not Discussed With Reds; ‘Tried To Avoid Attacking.’

Inside The Lima Nev:   ‘Judge Him No More   Eichmann’s Lawyer Closes His Defense:

Eichmann Trial Is Concluded   Judgment And Sentencing Set For November

TRIAL ENDS WITH PLE/   “Show World The Wisdom Of Jewish Noation,” Says Defense Attorney.

Eichmann Lawyer in Plea to ‘Close File’ ‘As Nazi Atrocity Trial Closes in Israel

ichmann Trial Finally at End: Autumn Verdic!   Judge Schedules November Action

Eichmann Trial Brought to End, Judgment Later   “Judge Him No More, Is Plea of Defense

~—‘JUDCE HIM NO MORE’ IS PLEA — Eichmann Trial Ends; Decision In November

Appeal From Attorney  Adolf Eichmann Trial Comes To An End Today

JUDGES TO GIVE VERDICT IN NOVEMBER  Defense Asks For Eiechmann’s Freedom

Judgment Comes In November  Eichmann Trial Ends With Defense Appeal

Israeli Trial of Eichmann Closes;  Judgment, and Sentence in November

Defense appeals court to close Eichmann’s file and judge him no more

‘Katanga Chief Quits Meeting In Bitter Mood  * Kasavubu Sellout To U. N. Charged

Ishombe Quits Anti-Red Talks   Kasayubu Accused OF Sellout to U.S. -

Sellout To UN. Is Hit ByTshombe   Katauga Leader Walks Out On . Congo Session

eG OS Khautteur to stop People In Dominican Republic Mourn Death Of Trujillo;Nation Starving;CitizensHopbeful

Basil ‘The Owl’ Leaves Prison   Ex-Gangster Walks Out Of Illinois Penitentiary

Maj. White Flies 2,650 MPH, Feels CraftCanTakeHim toEdge ofS pace

MAJ. WHITE HITS 2,650 MILES HOUR  ‘Fastest Traveling Human, Is Confident

Khrushchev predicts Red Utopia in two decades   Russ moratorium plea after nuclear tests seen

Capitalism Decay Seen By Nikita   Predicts Life in 1980 To Be Utopia in Soviet Dominated Red World

FORSEES WORLD-WIDE COMMUNIST SOCIETY  Khru Predicts Utopian Life in 1980   U.S. Requests Russia to Call Ott Bomb Test   says Russia To Seek Test Ban

‘Fulfillment Will Req uire A World At Peace’  Nikita Predicts Communist Utopia By Year 1980

Utopian Life Seen in 1980 As Nikita Predicts Decay Of Capitalism, Reds Rise   Effect of 50 Megaton Bomb On American City Studied

K Sees Red Utopia Built On Our Bones   K Lets People In On Big Bomb

Khrushchev predicts life in 1980 will be Utopia—-Russia leader: capitalism in decay

Khrushchev Predicts Utopian Life In World Dominated By Communists

Capitalism To Be In Decay, Reds Claim   Russian Premier Paints Utopian Picture To Nation

, NIKITA SEES DECAY OF CAPITALISM IN FUTURE —  ‘Promises Communist Utopia By 1980

Russian Leader Predicts Decay Of Capitalism   Says Soviet Standard of Living Will Be the Highest In the World.   Leader by 1980   Notes Alleged Trends

Drinking Believed Cause of Death of Six ‘Teenagers in Head-On Crash in Arizona

Kennedy Handed First Defeat By One-Vote Margin Congress Passes Compromise Bill Upping Minimum Wage To $1.15

Wage Bill Killed by Single Vote.  Congress Hands Kennedy First Defea

House Defeats $1.25 Wage Bill By Single Vote   First Setback For President; Pass $1.15 Bill

House Turns Down JFK's Wage Bill   White House Expected To Fight Back; Push Compromise Measure

Victory String Runs Out For John Kennedy   President To Fight For Wage Boost

JFK Beaten On Wage Bill   House Turns Down His $1-25 Plan And Passes Measure for $1.15

Kennedy’s String Of Charmed Victories Ends As Congress  Votes In $1.15 Minimum Wage

Kennedy's $1.25 Minimum Wage Bill Defeated   House Approves Proposal for SI.15 Base Pay; Fight Expected to Continue.

Airport Needs Are Discussed At Philipsburg  Owners, Aeronautic: Board Officials  Look Into Future

U.N. Delegates To SEATO Meet Leave Brandishing Olive Branch   Rusk Went Into Conference Wanting To Display U.S. Arrows

Eagle Is (,uide For Kennedy   Piercing Look Into SEATO Allies Meeting

Nixon To Run For Governor Of California   Tells Newsmen He Won't Enter 1964 Presidential Race

rianhs tO AUN For Governor  Of California   Declares He Will Serve the Full Four-Year Gubernatorial Term If Elected in 1962.

He Il Seek Post as Governor   Raps Democratic Rule in California

Former VP Out  Of 1964 Race For President  HHAATINS ARM ARK   Announcement Ends Months Of Speculation

Nixon Declares For Governor At Press Meet   Former US Veep Rules Himself Out As 1964 Candidate

Announces In California Nixon Won't Run For President, Is.  Out For Governor

Governor’s Oftice Now Nixon Goal  Says He Won’t  Seek Pr esidency In 1964

Announces He Is Candidate lor Governor   Thinks He's One Mar To Unite California GOPs, Lnseat Dems

Nixon Will Run For Governor   To Serve Full Term; Not Candidate For President In 1964

Property Sales Rule Is Target  Damoacrat Peanncad   Democrat Proposed Abolishing Licenses

Fate of Bill Requiring Cash Value on Trading Stamps Up to Senate

WVU Head Gets Honor By Kennedy   Docking, Loveless, Burkhardi Appointed To Other Positions

K. J. Stahr New Army Secretary   University Head’s Appointment Fills Defense Department

TOP-LEVEL ORGANIZATION OF NEW ADMINISTRATION COMPLETE  WVU President Named To Army Post

Kennedy Picks Elvis Stahr Jr. For High Office   West Virginia U. Leader Fills Last Top Defense Post

W. Va. Man Given Top Naval Post   Kennedy Selects College President For Cabinet Job

West Virginia U. President Named Army Secretary  _ Elvis J. Stahe Jr. Picked By Renny A Pact Ear Dae

Elvis J. Stahr Jr. new sec y of the army   West Virginia University head named by Kennedy

Virginian Named Army Secretary  JFK, LBJ Confer on Space Program

EDUCATOR APPOINT  ED ARMY SECRETARY   Kennedy Selects Noted Head of College

Kennedy Picks Educator For Arniy Secretary   W. Va. University President Completes High-Level Posts

Ex-lowa Governor Gets Post   So Does Defeated Kansas Governor, George Docking

Stahr Appointed Army Secretary   Top Organization Of Administration Complete; Kennedy, Johnson Confer

 Exposed Lax Officials: Amarillo Newspaper Gets  Pulitzer Service Award

On March 5.  2 Furnaces Return to Production   Adding 2 Open Hearths Will Bring Geneva ‘Employment to 4600

Cause Heavy Destruction -Tornadic Winds Pummel Western Ohio, Indiana

MIDWESTERN AREAS RAKEL BY TWISTERS   Over 20 Injured, Homes In Ohio And Indiana Destroyed

Storm Hits South Area  New Homes   Many Injured In Ohio Towns, With  Damage Extensive

Sidney Area Hardest Hit By Vicious Blow   10 Homes Flattened, Others Damaged By Friday Night Storm

Tornadic Winds Pummel Parts Of Ohio, Indian:   More Than Score of Persons Hurt, Most Of Them at Sidnev

Tornadic Winds Cause Destruction, Injury In Sections Of Ohio, Indiana

Severe Winds ‘Hit Portions of Ohio, Indiana   More Than Score Injured; 10 Homes Razed by Storm

Tornadic Winds Strike Indiana And Ohio Areas   Damage and Injury ls Found in Wake Of Night's Storms

Rain Falls, Keeps Legend Alive   Tornadic Winds Leave Trail of Destruction

Homes Leveled, Numerous Hurt In Sidney Area   Woman Seriously Injured; Storm Also Hits Indiana

Violent Wind Storms Rip Ohio, Indians   Homes Flattened, ‘More Than’ Score of Persons Hurt

Tornadic Winds Pummel Midwest Leaving Trail Of Iniury and Damaae

Homes Are Flattened By Twister  More Than Score ‘ Aniured At Sidnev

Sidney Area Hardest Hit By Vicious Blow   10 Homes Flattened, Others Damaged by Storm Friday Night

Score Hurt As Winds Batter Ohio, Indiana   10 Homes Are Flattened In New Subdivision

Leave Trail of Destruction...  Tornadoes Rake Middlewest  Causing Score of Injuries

Tornadic Winds Pummel Ohio And Indiana   Leave Trail © Of Destruction

Injury List Compiled In Torn Areas  Sidney Hard Hit By Storm: Section Of

Twisters Hit — Indiana, Ohio   10 Homes Flattened in Sidney, O.; Others Heavily Damaged

REPORT 2 TORNADOES; SCORE HURT   Twisters Damage Redkey, Indiana, And Flatten Homes In New Subdivi«  gion At Sidney, Ohio.

Party Lines Dissolved   More Than Score Injured Gales Leave Damage Trail In Western Ohio. Indiana

Must Remain Strong, Yet Conciliatory   Greatest Achievement Of His Administration Was Keeping Peace

Urges Nation Be Kept Firm To Meet Reds   President Ends His News Meetings With Varied Discussions

Warns JFK At tis Last Press Session  Meets Today  With Kennedy  On Takeover

Ike Asks Earlier  Election Kennedy Ment  ug 7.   Kennedy Meet Set Today

‘Fisenhower, in Final Press Session, Urges Strong Yet Conciliatory Policy

Last News Conference  President Urges Firmness   Economic Policy  Sound, Savs Ike

Ike Urges Conciliatory, Strong USA  Talks Today With » President-Elect On Final Details

Convict Diplomat of Passing Secrets To Polish Reds to Protect Mistress

Hoffa Launches Gaudy Drive For New 5-Year Term   DRESSED IN TIGHTS

Miami:   Hoffa Set For A Teamster OK   Union President Runs Without Opposition

Timely Tidings   DRUM & BUGLE CORPS WILL MARCH SATURDAY —~ ran REEdicCUlas, ; Daze PARADE. IN NEW  e789 nnn wenceenia tre

Timely Tidings   DRUM & BUGLE CORPS  WILL MARCH SATURDAY ves pematcrepes

Stalled Car Hit by Train, 2 Are Killed   State Traffic Toll Hiked by Weekend Mishap:

Mother, Son Die in Crash   St. Paul Mishap, Others Raise State Toll to 35]

Is It Becoming a ‘Business’ Handed Down From One Family Generation to Another?—  ~ Sociaq! Welfare Board Plans to Investigate lowa's ADC Proaram

lowan Admits Killing Two Officers Stunned Parents Cannot Explain WhatHappened

Holds Back On Ordering More Tests   Heavy Pressure Mounts For U.S. To Test Weapons

Free World Is Shocked By Action —   Lawmakers Pressure U.S. To Resume Tests

Soviet Action ls Denounced As ‘Blackmail’   Pressure Rises For Resumption Of Nuclear Tests

President s_ Pressed To React In Kind   Present Armament Deemed Sufficient; Sees His Advisers

Holds Baek Any Report On A-Testing   President Denounces Action by Russians As Atomic Blackmail

“Dr. Nettie Lee Benson To Speak On Communist Threat In Latin American Countries

Castro Cabinet Says It Hopes Ties Restored   First Formal Reaction to U.S. Decision Makes No Mention of Naval Base.

‘Cabinet Statement Omits ‘Mention of Naval Base   Doubt UN Will Take Any Action on Cuban Charaes

rOHNOWINEG VWiOSCOW Lie... Castro Blames Break On Eisenhower People

Death To Opponents Decreed   US Personnel Evacuate; Stars Stripes Lowered

‘Butters’ JFK, Blames Break On Eisenhower   Follows Moscow Line; Decree Death For All ‘Terrorists’

Raleigh Mayor In Kids’ Doghouse   Council Votes To Ban Ice Cream Trucks In City

Ask Surrender Of Hitler Aide Now On NATO Staff  U.S. Says Charve Aoainst   U.S. Sa ys Charge Against  Heusinger Is Ludicrous

W. German General Is Red Target   His Surrender by U.S As War Criminal ls Demanded.

US. Survival Plan Sets Up Price Freeze   Much Protective Action Left to Local Governments

Traffic Toll  So Far This Year—225 1960 to This Date—201   POST-ATTACK RECOVERY Government Sets Details of Nuclear War Survival Plan

TSHOMBE SAYS NEW TERROR SET FOR CONGO   President Of Katanga Warns Of Fight To Keep “Freedom”   CLAIMS U. S. PLAYS INTO SOVIET HANDS

Gov. Nelson Repeats  Deniai That Wisconsin Taxes Hurt Industries

Dalhart Reports Low Of 1 Degree; Snow Covers Panhandle   Mist, Rain Fall In Most of State: Roads Are Hazardous

Traffic Deaths Alarm Experts  Multiple-Fatality Crashes Numerous

Americans Jam Roads For Holiday   Sunny Weather Over Wide Areas . Brings Out Millions

Screeching Brakes, Slam Of Speeding Cars Setting New Mark of Road Carnage

Heavy Death Toll Rising ‘OnHighways   Experts Fear the Final Count May List 400 Lives :

Hazleton Is Next Danger Spot In Flood   Eincra Saved But Rushing Waters Now Menace Gibson County Town; Nationa! Guard Sends Help.

Galen Hospital Head Charges Union Official of Making   Threat: Accusation Is Denied

Despite Exhaustive Conference   Lransport Planes Assi gned   UN Bolsters Force In Conaqo Area

lowa, Illinois Twisters Kill I, Injure Many Buildings, Homes  Flattened; Cars Ucled AL Bande

Tornadoes Rake lowa And Illinois   Considerable  Damage Done; One Man Killed

‘Four-Lane River Span Is Studied   Supervisors Say Fairplain-St. foe Link Is Obsolete

Oe SL eee ON, OM! See See  Two Minor Accidents Reported To Jennings Police Over Weekend

Red Probe Upheld by High Court   5-4 Split Ruling Affirms Contempt Conviction of Pair

Moscow Takes On Gay Air   Orthodox Churches Prepare for Holiday Despite Government

Russians Observing Christmas   Few Orthodox Churches Arrange For Yule Services

Mississippi-bound — bus mixers arrested   Seven picked up at Montgomery station; 27 iailed at Jackson refuse bail offers   Kennedy message:  Meet extraordinary challenge

Parliament ls Dissolved By Baudouin   March 26 Election Could Return Spaak To Belgian Helm

March 26 Set for General Election  King Dissolves Belgian Regime

Gave Data to Soviets  Jury Convicts Dr. Soblen On Wartime Spy Charges

Soblen Found Guilty as Spy  For Russians   Cancer May Cheat U.S. of All But Token  Punishment for Act

WARTIME SPY AGREEMENT ON TS CONVICTED DISARMAMENT IN NEW YORK BEING URGED   CANCER MAY CHEAT WU. S. SEES LITTLE . YU. S. GOVERNMENT BASIS FOR OPTIMISM

Psychiatrist Could Receive DeathPenalty   Soble Brother Has Cancer, Might Not Live Another Year

Dr. Soblen Is Guilty Of Spying  Victim Of Cancer, Death May Result

Naming O} Aid Chief Is Blocked  Dixon-Yates Row Bars Plans To  Name Woods

JFK Wont Let Reds Take Laos   Action to Be Determined at Meeting

U.S. Won't  Let Reds  Take Laos President Takes  Urgent View Of Cute. Te het

Session Called to Decide on Specific Move  Top Advisers Meet at White House in

U.S. won t let Reds take over in Laos   Kennedy eyes crisis in Asia; ‘Won't stand idle

Will Not Stand dly By’ Is JFK Decision   Hold Second Session to Determine Action

PRESIDENT HOLDS TOP LEVEL TALKS   Asian Situation Is Regarded As Growing Crisis

Kennedy Plans  New U.S. Moves  10 Project Laos Takeover by Reds  Won't Be Allowed, President Rules

JACK WON'T LET RUSSIA TAKE OVER   President Takes Urg«  ent View Of Laos Crisis, Holds Secret  White House Talks On Strategy.

WON'T LET REDS TAKE OVER  Kennedy Voices Firm Stand on Laos Crisis

Exactly What Actions United States Should Now Set in Motion to Deal With Communist  Pressures Remains to Be Natarminaad

Reds Rap African Unit   CENNEDY DECIDES  U.S. Won't Let  Reds Have Laos

Far East Crisis Called Urgent   President Schedules White House Parley

Wont Idly Let Soviet Take Over   Possible Steps Rated Major Concern of Second Huddle.

President Ready to Back Laos   Kennedy Reported to Be Taking Urgent View On Red Crisis in Laos

Washington: Kennedy Is .  Alarmed by  Laos Crisis  > United States to ‘Resist Red Moves To Take Country

IJK Calls ‘Top Aides ‘To Meet   President Takes Urgent View Of Crisis, Confers To Decide On Strategy

US Won’t Let Reds Take Over   Urgent View By JFK On  Laos Crisis

U.S. Won't Allow Reds to Take Over in Laos   President Is Taking Urgent View of Crisis

US Must Keep Laos From Red Clutches, JFK Rules.   May Okay  Conference

Top Diplomatic And Military Advisers Meet   Measures Undecided But U.S. Will Not Stand Idly By

Meets Advisers Again  Kennedy Planning Firm Stand In Laos Crisis

armed invasio a invasion  Cuban Exile Leaders To Form ‘Revolutionary Council’ At Once

Hougen threatens court action to force property value boost   Hires attorney

SCHOOL EVACUATED  earner et  Chlorine Gas Cloud Fatal To Animals

Gas Kills Farm Animals, Makes Many Peonie Ill   Chlorine Cloud Forms After Train Wreck Spills Chemicals

cTrlcUhU vir r+ T+ F+- F- TF- F¥- FF ¥  Not Planned, But Reception Is Held Before Weddinc

Runny Noses May Be Thing of Past — If New Cold Clues Lead to Vaccine

Virus Clues May Bolster Cold Vaccine   Influenza-Like ‘Bugs’ Found In Children, Adults

Dread Missile Gap Fails to Develop  Defense Command Study Says No U.S. Overall Lag

Now That He’s !n, Kennedy Learns "U.S. Isn‘t Behind Russia in Missiles

u. 8. Not Lagging Behind Russia er  Dread Missile Gap Fails To: Appear

There’s Our Daddy!   Some Counties to Get Increases in Valuations

CANE GUESSING AOUSTS Court Kennedy to See Tuitio Russian Envoy *y   Court Refuses Tuition Bid By Catholics

Soviet Envoy Will Deliver Note to JFK   Speculation Mounts That Kennedy Will Meet Soon With Nil

(Top Meeting Groundwork? Soviet Ambassador To See iPresident Kennedy Today

Speculation — Mounts on — Summit Talk   Russian Diplomat to. Deliver Message to. President Today

Speculation On JFK, ‘K’ Meet Mounts  Soviet Ambassador Arranges Huddle  With President

Speculation On K-JFK Talk Grows   Soviet Envoy Asks Meeting With Kennedy

JFK To Meet With Soviet Envoy Today   Speculation Over Possible Summit Session Mounts

Hoffa Appears In Senate Probe   Denies Advice to° ~MAobster on Union

PICKS ON MRS. TRUMAN, BISHOP'S WIFE  Briton Easily Bored, Hardly Tactful

Its Unanimous!  Six More Weeks Of Winter; 3 Ground Hogs See Shadows

Two Features Pages 4 and 8  Valentine Queens  Your Tax Dollar  inside Fhe Register Today   Groundhog Sees Shadow

Pennsylvania Groundhogs See Shadows, Scurry Back for Another Six Weeks

Observers Count Three Groundhog Emerges Carrying 'Harvard Diplomat, 1s Report

Groundhog, Weathermar In Conflict   Doesn't See Shadow Here, Does in East

==—SEO News"  BEHIND PAGE 1   Punxsutawney Phil Sees Six More Frisid Weeks

From Harvard Too  Pa. Groundhogs Forecast  Six More Weeks of Winter

Nehru Arrives For Conferences With President   Kennedy Seeks Better Understanding With Indian Leader on East-West Issues.

Rome's Churches Crowded tee Hundreds Of Thousan ds Of Pilgrims Flock In

‘Loaded With Disaster’ ‘China’s Admission to U.N. ‘Said Trouble for America

Russ agree to parley delay   Hold up 6 weeks resumption of test ban talks

Anniversary Observed In HugeParade   Defense Minister Airs Pledge For ‘Self Protection’

ANNIVERSARY OF BOLSHEVIK REVOLUTION OBSERVED  Soviets Parade Military Might at Celebration

Kennedy Advisers See Reorganization Of CIA   Mr. K  * * *  Pla  ns Nationwide Chat  * * * * * x * *  Ranks At T netch nsw Tx. .,3.37. DD ...3¥.. m_rMTFTsn ye vo.  a

Khrushchey To Address  Russians ©   Radio, TV Address Will Probably be Reply to Kennedy's Grave Talk

\hrushchev Will Answer Kennedy In Speech On Berlin Crisis Mondav

President Calls tor  All-Out Latin Ettort   Khrushchev Readies  Answer to Kennedy

Big Four To — Ask NATO Aid   Vn iV monday — Angry Khrushchev ‘To Answer Kennedy

Change in Berlin Status Proposed   Khrushchev Plans Reply to U. S.

Shrush Reported Planning teply ' o Kennedy Monday   West's Foreign Ministers Map Their Strategy

Western ministers map fop secret plans for Paris talks   Khrushchev in nationwide radio address

Will Speak On Radio, ‘TV Network   Moscow Announces Schedule Without Disclosing Subject

Angry Over Defiant Speech Of President      Soviet Premier To Make Nationwide Radio, TV Speech Monday Nicht

GETTING. A-HEAD.‘ON JOB   K Sets TV, Radio Speech to Soviet Nation on Crisis

Examiner Rules Out Foul Play   Found in Field Short Distance From Farmhouse

Snow In Parts Of N. C. Frigid Air Dips Deep Into Southland Today

Congress Snarled By 2 Issues   Bills on Foreign Aid And Migrant Labor May Delay Today's Adjournment Plans

Adjournment Held Up By Aid Argument  Small Filibuster On  Migrant Labor Also Threatens Delay

Excepting Item About Tenure   District Judge Says Passages of 1961 Law are Separate

Bowling Results   TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE (April 7)  . SSS Re. 0 Se S I: Tr. PRS See ey aera

In the News   SCHOOL BOARD MEETS TONIGHT TO CANVASS /ELECTION. RETURNS

. Western Allies Shape Response To ‘Border Closine; Consider Blockade

U.S. Officials Frowning on Drastic Action In Berlin Case, Feel Calm Approach Is Best

“Planned To Exterminate All Jews,” Says Prosecutor In Summing Up.

Prosecutor Begins His Summation  Ridiculec Idaa   Ridicules Idea Nazi Had But Minor Role

Eichmann Called Liar, Murderer   Israel's Attorney General Sums Up Prosecution Case In Trial of Nazi.

War With Britain   lraqi Premier Renews His Claim To Kuwait: Demands Troops Be Withdrawn

[West Berliner’s Bonfires Kindle Defiance at Latest Soviet Threat

West Berliners Plan Gigantic Rally Saturday   Mayor Brandt Says City to Show It’s 5 Not Afraid of Khrush’s  Threats.

Brandt Pushes Rally in Berlin To ‘Show Reds   Khrushchev ‘Fireside’ Talk Called ‘New Round’ in Fight

Bontires Lighted Determination To Remain Free  Shown By People Of West Berlin

Inside Today’s News   ‘Governor Lawrence To Outline Stand On Schools Report To Assembly Today

Gov. Lawrence To Outline His School Stanc   Assembly to Hear What Steps Planned to Implement Education Report.

State Board Of Health ls Criticized   ‘Loosely Operated,’ Legislator From Crestline Says

NASA To Award Distinguished Service Medal; To Be Big Day For Shepards

Welcome Today for  Astronaut  Will Re Reraived a   Will Be Received at White House, Capitc! Ther Back to Work At Lanaley AF Base

Medal Event Features Day For Astronaut   Spaceman Will Go to Langley Lab After Big Davy of Glory

After Tribute Spaceman Will Retum To Duty   caonaurs ion ith Pres. Kenhe Is Also ee Reno

‘Official Tone One of Subdued Pride °  Today Is Day of Glory  For Pioneer Astronaut

Shepard Will Be Presented NASA Medal   Motorcade, White House Ceremony To Highlight Day

Day of Glory And Baek to Air Duties   Shepard’s Health  *Dicsconustinoly Normal?

Four-Part Tax Bill ts Introduced In State House At Austin This Morning

To Raise $150 Million . ..  Four-Part Tax Bill Placed Before House

PRAYER FOR...  @ I0DAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa) Council Chaerches Religios Features)

Lone Bandit Robs Bank At Saxton   Police Dragnet Afler Holdup In Bedforl County

SQUEEZE PLAY GN CONGRESS   Kennedy Fighting To Save School Aid  Legislation

Education Aid Squeeze Play. On In House   Administration On — One Side, School Administrators Othe

School Fund Bill Pushed   IN LEGISLATURE House Sales Vax Debate Goes On in Night Session

School Aid Backers Try Pinch Play   Trying To Save 82.5 Billion General Bill

Pressure On To Salvage School Funds   319 Congressmen Who Would Lose Aid In ‘Squeeze’

One Is Killed and 31 Hurt in Crash of Car and Bus   10 Passengers of Bus Seriously Injured in Headon Collision.

1 DEATH, 31 HURT AS CAR RAMS BUS   Ten Victims Of Pacific. Mo., Crash In Serious Condition; Driver Fell Asleep At Wheel.

Chartered Bus, Car Hif on Rt. 66  Pacific Man Killed; 31 Reported Injured

Pacific. Mo. Bridge Scene Of Accident  Aireraft Company — © : @ye .e   Aireraft Company Workers Victims In Chartered Bus

Plot Seen To Kill Guevara   Young Assassir Reported Shot In Both Hips

Collision Of Trucks ‘Kills Man   Sulphuric Acid Spilled On Route 4 Affects Rescuers After Accident

Soldiers Told fo Fire Only in Self-Defense   Rebel Chieftain Flown to Site of Peace Talks

French Cease-Fire Ordered in Algeria   De Gaulle Makes Two Conciliatory Gestures As Peace Talks With Rebel Delegations Open Parley Under Way After Night of Violence

OFFENSIVES IN ALGERIA   Captured Rebel Chieftan Flown From Prison; First Talks Last Hour And 40 Minutes.

Peace Talks Open Today In France—  ‘De Gaulle Makes Conciliatory Gestures To Algerian Rebels

CONCESSIONS EASE ALGERIA PEACE TALKS   De Gaullists Sit With Rebel Chiefs On Hopeful Notes

Algeria: '  Peace Talks Are Started With Rebels  DeGaule Concedes Gestures Toward Peaceful Solution

France, Algeria Confer  Violence Erupts   Violence Erupts in Paris, Algiers as Talks Open

Cease-Fire ls Ordered By French   Conciliatory Action as Algerian Talks On; Rebels Scorn It.

BOMBING IN ALGIERS, PARIS _ Algerian Peace Talks Open In ~ Face Of Bitter Settler Opposition

France, Rebels Open Peace Talk Half Offensive   Conciliation Moves Made by DeGaulle

Algerian Rebels and French Begin Peace Negofiations   De Gaulle Orders French Troops to Fire Only in Self Defense.

2 Side Gestures by De Gaulle— France, Algerian Rebels Open Peace Conference

Open in Frenct Resort on lake Geneva  France Makes 2 Conciliatory

Cease-Fire Order Given  By DeGaulle   Insurgent Leader Flown From Prison To Site Near Talks

Algerian Peace Talks Are Opened   French Order Cease-Fire, Move Rebel Chief Closer To Site Of Taiks

De Gaulle Orders End To Fighting   Insurgent Leader Flown from Prison To Site Near Genevs

Two Conciliatory Gestures Made By DeGaulle   Orders Troops To Fire Only In Self Defense

Parley On Algeria Is Under Way   Two Concessions  Made By De Gaulle

Conciliatory Gestures Made By De Gaulie  French Forces In   French Forces In Colony Ordered To Cease Action

Conciliation Moves Made By De Gaulle   Sessions Started At Resort City To End 7-Year Strife

French - Algerian  Peace Talks Open   De Gaulle Makes Conciliatory Gestures; French Offensive Halts

French Open Peace Talks in Algeria, Make Concessions  De Gaulle Calls Off Offensive, Allews Rebels to Move Leader

Fuel Tank Explosion Hits Miami   Buildings Swept, Residents Flee From Nearby Home:

Deep Drifts In Midwest, Along East Seaboard  Twin Storms Shoving Eastward Across Lower Great Lakes

Bitter Cold, Winds Pile Un Drifts   One Storm Moves Across Great Lakes Area, Other North Out of Dixie

Bitter Cold Snaps 80-Year-old Mark   Death Toll Mounts as Snow Blankets Great Area of U.S,

16 Killed On Icy Roads New Snowstorms Batter Midwest, East Coast

Work Is Resumed AtHalf of Ford's 16 Assembly Plants   But Some Production Still Halted; To Return to Jobs At Claycomo on Tuesday.

Tord Resumes Production of Autos, Trucks   , Back to Normalcy Seen Is Forecast

Tool and Die Makers At Dearborn Defy UAW Order to Return to Jobs

Half of Ford plants open   Uncertain how soon production back to top speed

Erbe withholds decision   Half of Ford’s 16 plants back in production

Following 13-Day Strike  \Half Of Ford’s Plants Are In Operation Today

About Half Of Plants. End Strike   Say Prospects for Full Work This Week Are Brighter

Virginia Pair Admits Lying in Story Of 11 Slayings; 2 Persons Killed

Magazine Contract Valid Ward Anderson Printing  Bucked By Judge’s Ruling

Bomb Lands On Roof Of Envoy's Car   Fails To Go Off A: U.S. Ambassador Drives In Saigon

Reds Throw Grenade At US. Envoy  - Viet Nam Attack Feared Prelude To Terror Reian

Race Friction Shifts in Chicago; 11 Youths Arrested After Beating

Chicago Tension Center Shifts From Beach To High School   White Boy Waylaid By Negro Gang

Prospective Parents, Countrymen ‘Delighted’  Child In Fall For Marearet, Ton

Margaret Expecting First Baby in Fall  “Princess, Aniistroré Jones Report Thev’re Delichted

Pa. Not Qualified:  State Passes Up US Aid To Aaed Funds—Holliday

Reds Have Equipment for Moon  KennedyEyesProgram To Reach Venus First  Nuclear and Chemical Rockets Discussed far Valne an Drntania

Venus, Mars Seen Targets  In U.S. Plans   Kennedy Reported Studying Program Aimed At New Area

DESPITE USSR FEAT  JFK Studies Program To Put Astronauts on Venus

Observance of Religious Holidays in Schools Bothers Official Boards

Schools Face Problems On Christmas   Religious Issue Being Raised

CubanBodt, Plane Swap Underway  Creditors Fail In Attempt To  ig nee as i

Journey's End   Cuba Regains Boat; U.S. Crew Prepares To Fly Plane Back

EASTERN JET GUEVARA NOT MAY DEPART EXPECTED TO CUBA TODAY.SIGN CHARTER   10-Man Crew Servicing; Hijacked Jet; Boat Is Returned   Political Jibe At Castro Eliminated From  Proclamation   CREDITOR FAILS ‘TECHNICIALITIES TO. TO DELAY TRADE STAY ADJOURNMENT

Eastern Airline 10 Man Crew Arrives   Group In Cuba To Bring Back Plane; Miami Bill Collectors Finally Give In

New. York: he  Jay Pitches 4-Hitter to Down Yanks  . Bombers Lose 6-2 Putting the .

Joey Jay Throws 4-Hitter At Yankees   New York Miscues Contribute to Red Victory! Roger Maris Goes Hitless For Second Straight Game; Mantle Ou:

Reds Win 6-2, Even Series   Jay Whips Yanks; Coleman, Berra Hit 2-Run Homers

Reds spank Yanks 6-2 to even World Series  Three unearned runs help as New York dafaneae arumhla: lay nitehae A_hitter

Joey Jay Hurls 4-Hitter, Reds Tie Series, 1-1   Cincy Wins by 6-2 As Erring Yankees Silenced at Plate

Joey Jay Pitches Very Well; Berra Homers In Fourth  Rookie Coleman Get:   Rookie Coleman Get: 2-Run Homer In 4th For First Red Runs   FIRST INNING

Joey Jay Hurls 4-Hitter, Reds Tie Series, 1-1  As Erring Yankees  Silenced at Plate   Pal Joey, for Sure!

Joey Jay Stons Yanks, 6-2: Reds Deadlock Series   American League Kings Limited to 4 Hits; Coleman, Berra Hit Homers.

1961 SERIES TIED AT ONE GAME APIECE   Jay Allowed Only 4 Hits;  Coleman Homers

Reds Beat Yanks 6-2 To Even World Series   THIRD INNING   FIFTH INNING

 A Barren, Monotonous Place BATTEN, Sonotonous 1 lace  : Here’s What It Will Be Like For First Man On Moon, Say Exnerts

Plane Plunges In Take Off At New York   Tragedy Occurs in Violent Snowstorm

[Four Persons Are Killed, 102 Survive (Crash Of Jet Airliner In New York

WEATHER   Mexican Airliner With 106 Aboarc Crashes; 26 Injured and 4 Killed

Four Die,26HurtinPlaneCrash   106 Persons Reported Aboard Idlewild Jet Liner

Jet Airliner Crashes Or Takeoff: 102 Escape Death   Four Crewmen Die in Wreckage at New York’ Idlewild Airport; Plane Attempting to Take Off in Snow Storrr

102 Escape Death In Jet Crash   At Least 26 Are Injured; Some Critical

CONTINUING ‘SNOW SLOWS PROBE TRY   Disaster Comes As Giant Plane Starts To Mexico

Only 4 of 106 Die in Jet Crash   No Passengers Killed In Mexican Plane’s Take-Off at N.Y.   (Photo on Picture Page.)

Four Are Killed   Four Are Killed  102 Escape Death  In Airliner Gash

New York: ———————  Four Perish In Crash of Jet Airliner  ~ Dead Identified as Members of Crew Of Mexican Plane

Four Killed In Airliner Crash   At Least 26 of 106 Aboard Mexica Craft Injured, Several Critically

102 Escape In Flaming Crash Of Jet Liner   Four Dead And 26 Hurt At Idlewild

102 Escape Death In Jet Plane Crash   Airliner Skids in Flames Into Marsh Just: After Takeoff From Idlewild Airport; Only Four on Board Are Killed: 26 Others Hurt

Four Nittedad, 20 mypurea- 102. Escape Death In Airliner's Crash

102 Escape Death as Airliner Crashes in Snowstorm: 4 Killed   Mexican Jet Fails on Take-Off From Idlewild, N. Y.

Ship Tries Takeoff In  Snowstorm   102 Escape Death As Mexico-Bound Craft Crashes in New York

Skids In Flames Into Marsh  102 Of 106 Aboard Airliner Survive CrashIn New York

‘4-710 1A IN. TY. onOwSTOriM® Fiunge Neen ee en URAREREEEEENemnee neal  102 Escape Death As Airliner Crashes

Only Four Die In Crach of lot  St Wieewit Vi ww  Mexican Airliner Burns, Explodes

102 SURVIVE JET CRASH; ~ FOUR DEAD   Mexican Airliner. Skids  - Into Marsh ‘And Burns  “In. New York Takeoff Accident. .

Four Are Killed” In Jet Airliner. Crash on Takeof  “At Least 26 Hurt Of 106 Aboard Plane

102 ESCAPE DEATH...  Four Persons Are Killed In New York Plane Crash

Some Injured Critically Only Four Persons Die In Jet Airliner Crash

4 Known Dead In Jet Crash   At Least 26 Injured When Huge Craft Skids, Burns

102 Survive In Crash Of Jet Airliner At N.Y.   PLANE CRASHES IN VA.

Only 4 Die As Plane With 106 Crashes   Many Critically Injured In Crash Of Mexican Jet Airliner At New York City During Storm.

Four Killed as Airliner Crashe: In New York   Mexican Craft Falls After Takeoff; 26 Persons Injured

At Least 26 Are Injured At Idlewild   Craft Was Bound Nonstop For Mexico City

102 SURVIVE JET CRASH: FOUR DEAD   Mexican Airliner Skids Into Marsh And Burns In New York Takeoff Accident.

102 Survive  In New York  Plane Crash Only Four Killed  Be Aipactneay Tar   Ouly Four Killed As Mexican Jet Airliner Falls

AT LEAST 26 INJURED— 102 Of 106 Aboard Jet Survive Blazing Crash

102 Escape Crash Of Big Jet; Four Dead Members Of Crew; Many U.S. Residents Aboard

Jet airliner crashes at Idlewild airport last night   rour killed 26 injured, some critically

4 Jetliner Crewmen Die  - 102 Other Persons Escape Death in Crash

Four Dead, 26 Injured Jet Airliner Cracks Up Seconds After Take Off

Miracle That Only Four Died In New York Plane Crash  Report 106 Aboard As Plane Crashed Shortly After Take OFF Eriday

Four Killed, 26 Injured When Plane Plunges Seconds After Takeoff At N. Y. Airport; Survivors Leap From Burning Craft

Jet Airliner Crashes on Take Off; ‘All But Four of 106 Escape Death

102 Escane, 4 Die in NY. DC8B Crash.   Jet Airliner Slams Across Highway, Bursts Into Flames

¢ Dea ad, 26 injure:  102 Fspane Death as Jef Airliner Crashes'in N. Y.

SECONDS AFTER TAKE-OFF  102 Escape Death When  Jet Airliner Crashes —

Tornado, Violent Windstorms Hurt Five Hoosiers, Tear Up Trailers

Main Prize ls Highway—   Four Red Planes Drop Rebel Soldiers, Material

More Red Aid Sent fo Laos   Rebel Forces Receive Drops from 4 Planes

Loyalists Report New Red Air Drop  Soldiers, Materials Boost Rebel Ranks

Rebel Soldiers Dropped by Red Planes in Laos  300 Dropped Before   300 Dropped Before In Vang Vieng Area

Southeast Asta: —————————  Russian. Planes:  Aid Laos Rebels  rr pe ee ee i   Soldiers and Material Deanoed Near Capital

Russians Carry More Troops, Arms to Laos   Four Airplanes Drop Rebels Near Royal Army Headquarters

Soviet Planes Drop Soldiers Near Vientiane   Kills Early Revort. Communists Gave Up Campaian

Headquarters At Stake Soviet Planes Drop More  Rebel Soldiers, Material

SHOWS REDS WILL TRY TO HOLD SECTOR   Highway Appears Main Goal Before Any Cease-Fire

Soviet Planes Drop Supplies In Vang Vieng   Announcement Is Signal Commies Haven't Given Up

Red Planes Continue Troop Drop   4d Soviet Aircraft Parachute Rebel  Soldiers, Material In Laos

Soviet Planes Deliver More Laos Soldiers   Earlier Reports Reds Had Halted Advance Refuted

Assembly Republicans Map Program To Cuf Sfate Taxes $48.2 Million

Assembly GOP Unveils Tax Cut Program  Trim $45 Million . Fram State Revanue

Army Pressures Ecuador Chief To Resign Post  Installs Court Head: B _ Beaton AD; ele eed

COURT HEAD TAKES OVER IN ECUADOR   But Vice:President Picked by Congress To Lead Country:

Ecuador Has Two Leaders”   Military and Congress Pick Presidents

Military in Power Two Rival Factions Claim Presidency of Ecuador

Ecuador Has Two Presidents As Ibarra Resigns   Army Supports Toledo, Congress For Arosemena

No Decision On President For Eeuador   One Quits Office, Two Take the Oath  Controversy Rages

Ibarra quits under fire   Army installs Arosemena new head of Ecuador

Choices Ditter Of Congress And Military   Supreme Court Head Installed Despite Split

Ecuadorean Leadership Scramble  One President Out, Two Others In

Former Leader Quits Under Army Pressure   Militery Names One; Congress Puts Up Another

Fire Again Hits ‘Constellation      4 Dead, 9 Hurt In Flattop Blaze

Infuriated Solons Call For Action  Many J un. Deman  ee oe Se 22 fc eee

 Outraged Legislators Push Measure To Get Death Penalty for Hijackers.

Governor Asks Utility Rate Formula Change   DiSalle Urges “Better Break’ For Consumers

Bethlehem Thronged By Pilgrims   Continuing Incidents Mar Christmas Eve

Christians Gather At Bethlehem   Nuclear Shadow Is Hanging Over Quest For Peace In World

World Seethes in Peace Struggle With Little Promise of Good Will

Thousands Of Christians Go To Bethelem   Little Promise Of Good Will Today On International Scene

In the Shadow of Nuclear Destruction  ~ World Looks for a ‘Sion of Pédce on Yule Eve

Peace Quest Menaced By Red Actions   Pilgrims Flocking To Hely City For Nativity Ceremony

Incidents, Threats Mar Calm   Prosperous Europe To Celebrate Day; JFK Plans Greeting

Peace Quest Continues In Tense World  Pilgrims Flock Into Bethlehem

LONGING FOR PEACE  Weary World Faces Christmas   East Germans Halt Army Car At Berlin Checkpoint

Christmas Brings Nev’ Peace Hope   But Dark Omens Hang Over Many Parts Of World

Pilorims Flock To Bethlehem  Good Will Secaree In World As Christmas Near:

Nixon Says U.S. Should Hold Back   Free Elections Should Go With Tractor ‘Deal’

Castro ‘Blackmail...   State’s GOP Hears Morton Rap ‘Trade’   Nixon Ties Trade ‘To Cuban Elections   averty at Stake... Cubans Return  With Ransom OK

Pennsylvania s School Problem Still Unsolved   ‘Big City? Demos Indicated Unwillingness to Support Tax Proposal,

Son Pleads Guilty, Guilty, Father On Trial i in Airline Hiiackina -

Goes to Trial In Hijacking  Bearden in Court Alone; Son Guilty  Pre Anaslh.. “L...;

What It Means .  ‘School Aid Bill Q&A:         Greensburg Bishop Warns Against Aid Discrimination

What It Means...  School Aid   Greensburg Bishop Warns Against Aid Discrimination

Stalin, Once Top Communist Boss,  Reduced to Ranks in Simple Grave

You'll Find It   New Orleans Hecklers Renew Jeers At Integrated School ©

Continues Defiance SORMIIGSS SEES  Angry Crowd Jeers Boy’ $ Return fo Orleans School

Clerk Defies White Boycott  He Still Sends Son To Intearated Schoo!

Continues to Dety Boycott   White Child Again In Integrated School In New Orleans

Drug Store Clerk Continues Defiance Of White School Boycott in Orleans

White Boy In School Second Day   Drug Store Clerk Still Defies Boycott of School Because Negroes Attend

Nelson Offers Help of Aides  To Republicans  Says GOP Should Draft Alternate Tax Proposals

- Regents Committee Rules Only Three Accredited  TuCos Must Be In NCA For State Aid

Trip Slated in Capsule Nicknamed Liberty Bell 7  Astronauts Ready for Flight

Astronauts Preparing For Shot  One Will Be Put Into Space In Next Week

2 Astronauts Prepare for Rocket Flight   One Will Be Flung Into Space Aboard American Capsule

2 Astronauts Prepared For Space Choice   Launching Now Set For Tuesday Al Flovida Cape

Boy Won't Tell About His Travels   He Almost Made it Po The. Lake

Won’t Meet Needs by 1965 — Missouri River Basin  Running Out of Power

_- 2 2 FF 2 2 O:;F.hUlUSlUmUCUCURUDUDUCUCRC.URmUCUCUR  Moscow Gives Space Flier Historic Tribute

Nikita Gives Bear Hugs To Gagarin   Cheering Russians Jam Moscow Square, Applaud Soviet Hero

Gagarin Gets Hugs, Kisses From Khrush   Millions of Russians Greet 27-Year-Old Flier on Arrival In Capital.   12_VMiile Route

Kiss And Hug From Nikita To Spaceman   Soviet Capital Gives Astronaut Biggest Welcome In History

Bear Hug Reward From Khrushchev  _ Moscow Citizens Jan  Red Square In Honor

K Leads Celebration   [is beads VLeieordaon ‘Moscow Gives Russ Space Man \A Tumultuous Hero's Welcome

WORK UNDER FLOODLIGHTS DURING NIGHT   Tank Barriers Ge Up at Gate

Good ‘for Thousan d Years Huge Red Work Gangs Reinforce Berlin Wall

Castro Keeps Door Open To New ‘Offers’   Flatly Rejects Vinal Proposal On Tracior Swap

Offers to Send Prisoners’ Delegation — To ILS. Fer Further Necotiations

Cuban Wants Further Talks  Tractor Committee Ends Negotiations with Castro

Tractor Deal  Is Broken Off   American Committee Disbanding And Will Return Contributions

Claim Cuban Played With Human Lives   Contributions To Be Returned As Dictator Reneaes

Prisoner Trade Group Decides To Return Funds   Committee to Disband After Castro Reneges on His Ex. change Offer.

No Traetor: For Fidel, : Panel Says  Committee Cuts Ties ‘on Trade

3 Maritime. Unions Reject 60-Day Truce  Shippers Okay Goldberg Bid: Chances Slim   Fidel’s Demands too High, Tractor Group Gives Up

Would Send Prisoners To Meeting   Wants Group to Come To US. to Negotiate And ‘Explain Facts’

Freedom Unit Will Disband, Return Funds   Revised Demand By Cuban Makes An Accord Impossible

Offer Termed ‘Ridiculous by Cuban Leader  TRACTOR DEAL REJECTED BY CASTRO

Castro Brushes Aside Tractor Exchange Deal   Terms Proposal by U.S. Committee s ‘Ridiculous’

Wants Further Negotiations   Fate of Prisoners Uncertai   Fate of Prisoners Uncertain as Noon Deadline Passes

Tractors Group Gives Up, Says Will Disband   Decision Comes After Castro Rejects 500 Machines

Claim Castro Reneged On First Offer   U.S. Committee Disbanding, Sends Back Contributions

Tractors Bid Refused By Castro, Door Left Open For Future Talks   NEGOTIATIONS ENDED

Will Return Contributions; Says Castro’s Demands Make Deal Impossible

Scrap Deal To Ransom Prisoners   * Bulidozers-for-Lives Group. Disbanding With Blast at Castro Ac Insincere in Parley:

Bearded Dictator Accused Of ‘Playing With Lives ;  To Return Contributions

Castro Rejects Tractor Offer Of Committee   ‘Ridiculous’ Says Dictator, But Leave: Parley Door Ajar

Castro Refuses To Meet U.S. Unit's Deadline   Wants to Send POW Group Here, Calls Small-Tractor Offer ‘Ridiculous.’

U.S. Tractors for Freedom Committee — . Breaks. Off Negotiations With Castre

Kennedy Ponders Berlin Situation   EDITORS’ NOTE — In the following dispatch a UPI diplomatic reporter analyzes the psychological warfare pressures now being exerted.over the Berlin crisis.

Nikita Paints Grim Picture  of U.S. Woes   Reds Seen Hoping to Lull Americar Public, Blunt Presidents Warnings

‘Aimed at NATO  Soviets Attempt to Soften U.S, Coneern Over Berlin

PROPAGANDA MILL AT WORK  Kremlin Soft Pedals Peril of Berlin Crisis

Coordinated Campaign Seen  Communist Moye Seen In Berlin Crisis Pressure

Khrushchev Launche: Public ‘Soft Sell’ On   Berlin Crisis Status —

Husband Drowns When Boat Tips — Woman Rescued After Spending 3 Days on Remote Island in Lake

Husband Drowns, Wife Swims to Remote Island  Ordeal on Island Survived

FEELS FINE ON 1ST TRIP INTO SPACE   Circles Globe in 89.1 Minutes

Red Astronau Said fo Be  ‘Feeling Fine  188 Miles Up After Launching On Wednesday

Three Schools Damaged   Family of 10 Homeless Following Upstate Fire

WEATHER   Better Teacher Labeled Key Tc Good Schools   Education Conference Agrees On Need For Qualified Instructors

Better: Teacher Labeled Key fo Good Schools   Education Conference Agrees on Need for Qualified Instructors

Teacher Considered Key To Better Edueational Standards Across State

Sierra Leone Becomes Independent After 150 Years of British Rule

United, Capital Lines Allowed To Merge  Transaction To Be * Biggest In U.S. °

Big Merger Of Airlines Approved   Nation's Biggest Route Will Be Result of CAB Ruling.

A Salute To The Nations Newsboys   Heat-Seared X15 Rocket Ship Shoots To Record 3,920 MPH

Inside...   Park, Forest Services Vie tor Control  Senators Hear Testimony on Ozark Rivers Park Plan

Reds Told West Will Use Nuclear Arms To Meet Communist Force in Europe

With Nuclear Weapons Pentagon Says West Will Meet Any Massive Red Attack in Europe

Everyone Watches In Desperation On Berlin‘s Street Of Hate-And Fea

Cleric Slaps Aid Slant By Catholics   Protestant ’Deplores’ Statement Made By U.S. Archbishop

Catholic Stand on Federal School Aic Called ‘Unwise and Un-American’

Berlin   American Units Defy Soviet Warning; 6 Vehicles Halted By East Germans

Super Road Into Berlin ‘Used By GIs   Six Vehicles In Convoy Halted By Reds, Then Freed

U.S. Troops Roll Across Autobahn Despite Reds Warning Of “Dangerous

Soviet Protests U.S. Training in W. Berlin   Troop Transfer over Autobahn Closely Checked

More U.S. Units Roll Qver Autobahn   Six Vehicles Halted  At Soviet Checkpoint After Error Is Found In Travel Documents

Reds Halt Convoy on  Autobahn   Movement Defies Soviet Warning about ‘Danger’

U. S. Army Units Roll Over Autobahn Despite Warnings from Red Chiefs

Vehicles’ Inspection  Tightened  No Attempt Made To Halt Convoys

Inspection Tightened  U.S. Convoy Rolls On Autobahn, Defies Reds

Challenge Russian  Warning   U.S. Troops Travel Autobahn; Part Of Convoy Halted, Then Released

LET CONTRACTS TODAY FOR ‘EIGHT MILES  OF NEW ROAD GRADE — TO COST sua, 373   inchides Relocating Mile Of Road I Near Kincusley

In the County   LET CONTRACTS TODAY FOR EIGHT MILES  OF NEW ROAD GRADE — TO COST $114,973  Includes Relocating Mile Of Road J Near Mincsleyv

All-Federal Power Line Is Approved   House and Senate Conferees Reject Private Power. Plan

DiSalle Renews Old Requests  Satta, ae OE ee   Assembly Told Needs In Special Message

State Budget  Message Is Due Monday   Governor Reviews Efforts, Renews  Plea For Proposals

Appeals For Extension ol  Jobless Aid   Will Defend Boost In Taxes in Budget Aessavre Next Week

——-SEO News"  BEHIND PAGE 1   Better Schools, Jobless Benetits Extension Called For By DiSalle

Addresses Ohio Assembly  Gov. DiSalleAsks School Measure,  Aid for Jobless

DiSalle Renews Old Requests   Assembly Told Needs In Special Message

Legislature  Handed Plea By Governor  More Assistance For   More Assistance For Local Governments Also Is Requested

State House Passes New Levies on  Dividends   Republicans SolidlyOpposed: Would Include Gains. Rovaltie:

Tax Measure Is Passed By House Vote   Parliamentary Maneuver Puts Bill In Action

Morehead Fire Under Control  Port Reopened Toda; Fireworks Display Staged Last Night

Aerial Battle Thwarts »Hijacking Attempt on Cuban Passenger Plane

Gun Battle Thwarts Piracy of Cuban Plane; Pilot. Two Others Dead

PILOT, 2 OTHERS SLAIN  Gun Battle Thwarts Attempt At Hijacking Cuban Plane   SEARCHES FOR SUPPORT Cuban Economic Boss Threatens Walkout At Latin Conference

Cuban Plane Almost Lifted Leaving 3 Deac   Airborne Piracy Distresses Castro Government Greatly

Three Dead, Five Anti-Castroites At Large in Cuban Hijack Attempt

CubanPlane  Hijacking  Thwarted Three Killed In Gun Battle AY... OAD  agaee cameicoe

Plane Hijack Thwarted In Cuba, 3 Die   Castro Distressed By Air Piracy, Calls For Action

Cuban Plane Hijacked; Red Paper Blames CIA   Seal Off Air Death Area

Three Die in Gun Battle  Attempt to Seize Cubar Passenger Plane Thwartec

JFK Theme Song Most Administration Speeches Attack Extremes, Impatience

Two, Budgets Scheduled ‘  GOP Legislature Set For Democrat Report

Solons Say Dr. Pauling  ‘Pro-Soviet  Winner Of Nobel Prize Accused Of Giving Reds Aid

70,000 Now Classified As Ready  Draft No Hurdle JFor College-Bound

SOME JAILED AFTER INVASION Many Amertcans Reported Being Detained By Castro

Illinois Cities Hit  Windstorm Kills  Woman In Indiana   Related Story Pg. 3

Cubo Blames  Eisenhower Administration For Break In Relations; Ses improvement linder President-Elect lobe Yannedy

Three U.N. Units Grab Stronghold   Swedish Companies Score Victory After Fierce Fighting

UN, Troops Push Ahead  Th Katanga   Drive Into Capital With Heavy Attack; Tshombe Retreats

U.N. Troops Press Attack; Tshombe Reported In Flight   By ADRIAN PORTER

Katangans "Retren   Two Secessionist Strongpoints Seized As U.N. Makes All-Out Attack

Elizabethville Nearly Deserted Hote’, Tunnel Seized During Heavy Fighting

Heavy Fighting Rages Today In Katanga'’s Hub   U. N. Troops Seize Two Key Points In Sustained Attacks

U.N. announced here. By midafternoon all fighting in the camp had ceased, the U.N. said,

U.N. Forces Reported To Have Captured Katanga Strongpoints In Heavy Fighting

Heavy Fighting Rages Today In Katanga's Hub  U. N. Troops Seize Two Key Points In

Tshombe Flees Elisabethville   Heavy Guns Echo In Deserted Streets

U.N. Troops Move Into Very Heart   Two Katanga Strongpoints Are Seized

UN Troops Move On Major Positions In Katanga Capital   Heavy Fighting Marks Downfall Of Strong Points; Government Moves Out

other Inet nats eA  U.N. Successes Reported In Elisabethville Fighting

Pope Pleads for Cease-Fire  Big UN Katanga Push ls Under Way Today

Mortar Shelling And Gunfire Echo Throughout City   Tshombe Government Reported in Retreat

TSHOMBE FLEES FROM RESIDENCE  U.N. Forces Enter Capital Of Katanaa

U.N. Captures 2 Strongpoints   Mortar Shelling, Machinegun Fire In Elisabethville

Officials ‘Certain Dead War Hero Was Utah Killer   Search Continues For Girl Abducted After Mother Slain

Search Fails To Unearth A Bomb Shelter in Russia   (Photo on Picture Page.)

How to Wash a Pig Indicate Russ A-Shelter Pamphlet No Best-Seller

Memoirs Of A A Job—No. 6  erent anti sent emcee  Margaret, Tony        Get Serious

Bailey Backs Him Up   Mansfield Believes Democrats In Better Shane For Conaress

Solon Believes JFK Program Given Boost  Manefiald Citac   Mansfield Cites Importance Of Demo Victories

3 Victories Viewed As  JF Boost   Mansfield Sees Votes As Popular Approval Stand

Mansfield Hails Demo Victories   Tells News Conference Russians Won't Fool Us Again on Nuclear Tests

Mansfield Says Election Victories Have Aided Prospects For JFK Plan

PSYCHOLOGISTS CALL FOR NEW THINKING  H-War Threat Called Collective Insanity

‘BLIND MAN’S BLUFF, PSYCHOLOGISTS SAY  H-Bomb War Threat Called ‘Collective Insanity’

PSYCHOLOGISTS URGE ‘NEW THINKING’ BY WORLD  H-Bomb War Threat Called Form Of Insanity

NEW THINKING: NEEDED   War Threat Is Callec  ‘Collective Insanity’

Threatens Europe With Atomic War  Pressure Aimed Also At Neutrals Ta Vield In Rerlin

~ MGW, EU PANG BAO UP DEIR Unk nie  Nikita Begins Drive to Frighten U. S. Allies Away

Noah, “Mor e Dangerous’ Phase Of Crisis In Berlin Opened By Premier Khrushchev

Not Guilty Verdict Returned  In Malicious Mischief Case   Convicted Driver Granted 20-Day Stay by Judge

Veep Leaves Tonight On German Trip   Communists Build Wall Alone Border

Kennedy moves to reassure Germans  Johnson to fly to West Germany to confirm touch cetand hv Il S.

J ohnson to Fly to Germany   Will Carry Kennedy Message to Brandt and Adenauer

On the Spot Study ~ Vice President Johnson Going to Berlin for JFK

Vital Trip Requested By Kennedy   More Allied Troops For West Berlin Also Under Study

Vice President Slates Weekend Germany Visit   Dispatched By Kennedy To Assure  W. Germans Of American Support

Allies May Send More Troops To Divided City   Vice President To Talk To Adenauer, Brandt About U.S. Support

Carries U. §. Reassurances  Johnson Sent To West Berlin   Adenauer Says West Germany Will Increase Military Power

Ex-Gen. Clay Also Flying to Germany   Mission Designed to Demonstrate American Support

JOHNSON WILL GO TO BERLIN   Vice President Is Kennedy Choice For German Parley

Johnson Plans To Leave For A Look At Troubled Berti   U.S. Might Send Additional Troops To West Berlin

Johnson May Visit Berlin For Kennedy   May Go This Weekend To Show Sunnort

Vice-President To Assure Them Of U.S. Support   Will Carry Kennedy Answer to Message From Mayor Brandt

V.P. Carries Message Of U.S. Support   Additional Allied Troops For Bevlin Being Considered

TEXAN WILL SEE BRANDT, ADENAUER   Gen. Clay Will Accompany Texan  On Ticklish Trip

sreesemnsrenemensenstomenncnssermessoss AS KENNEDY REPRESENTATIVE ssc erent fo Fly to Berlin to Talk to W- German banctae

Troop Increase Considered   Kennedy Sending V-P To Reassure West Germans Of U.S. Backing In Crisis

Johnson to Visit Berlin, Talk With Adenauer, Brandt   Senate Aims for Passage Tonight of Foreign Aid Bill

Adenauer, Brandt on his Docket   Clay Going; Move To Show Interest in W. German Security.   Show of Interest.

To Assure Germans About U.S   Will Demonstrate American Support For West Berlin

Johnson Will Fly to Berlin Hopes to Reassure  West Germans of JU. S. Support

Veep Plans Flight For Top Pariey   Weekend Trip Set For Sessions With Adenauer, Brandt

Dachshund Family Displays Sox Appeal   LBS Flies to Borlin Tontghtt

Sealed Bids To Be Received On Street Work   ‘Work Must Start By _ August 15 And To Be _ Completed By October 15

Wall Streeters Rigging Antics Costly To Many   Government Lawyers Make Charge Against Father-Son Brokers

Daily News Index   Market Rigging Charges Laid to 2 Stock Brokers

Thousands in Belgrade, Russia Riots   Rock Throwers Protest Lumumba Slaying in Congo

Lumumba Becomes International Martyr Worldwide Riots Show Body  Lies ‘Smoldering’ In The Grave

Airo-Asian and Soviet Students Battle fee Maccawe Traumie Flerac te Mews Malle:

Assassination Of Lumumba Condemned On Both Sides Of lron Curtain

U.S. And Belgium Chief Targets Of Mobs Of Students   Pakistan Consul ls Handed Note  Condemning America's Activities

U.S. Government Blamed  Russ Students Attack Belgian Embassy; 7 Rioting in New Delhi

Supreme Court Upsets $1,867,455 Award to Dixon-Yates Power Firms

 T'wo-Fold Mission  N.C. Governor To Visit ‘California This WV eekend

Tragedy In Cold’s Wake New England Fires Clain 2 Lives; Scores Homeless

‘Deaths, Homelessness Are Created By. Fire   Cold Staggers Entire East  Snowstorm Ie Sneading Thie Wavy

SIT-IN STAGED AT  WISCONSIN CAPITOL   # While Persons And Fonr Negroes Support Civil Rights Levislation

SHOWDOWN MEETING BARED Beria Was Slain After  Pulling Gun On Nikita

DIFFERENCES TO REMAIN, SAYS JFK   Situation Called Gravest In All History  PRESIDENT   Says U. S. Ambition Is To Protect Vital Interests Without Going To War

Tavlor Will Make Cheek Of Situation   Survey To Decide Hf Troops Are Needed

Gen Taylor Checks   US May Go Into Viet Nam As Kennedy Assesses Threat

Mankind at gravest point in all history   U. S.-Russian talks have failed in immediate hope

Kennedy Orders South Viet Nam Red Drive Check   President Cites Serious Danger In Berlin Issue

Russ Charge U.S. Planning Viet Invasion   Soviet Spokesman Says Consequence:  Could Be Serious

News Day, Night   ‘Kennedy Orders Taylor To Visit South Viet Nam

‘Soviets Allege U.S. Is Planning ‘Agaressive South Viet Nam Thrust

Warn of ‘Serious Consequences’—  Reds Charge U.S. Plans  Invasion of So. Viet Nam

Idaho Troffic Deaths   JFK Sees No Early End to East-West Clash;

Due To Taylor Mission To South Viet Nam aceioelileniniaioen. atid MP sclaseaaiellsheinmniripeeleabenn I bA  Possibility Of Military Action In Asia Rises   Warns Of Danger  Soviets Charge That U.S. ~ Plans Acaression In Asia

Gen. Taylor Will Assess Red Threat   Sent On Urgent Mission By President

Possibility of  Intervention  Is Sharpened Taylor To Assess  Reds’ Threat to - South Viet Nam. -

Troubles Today Seen as Worst In All History  : EE TS ne em Al.   President Sees No Easy or Early Halt To East-West Mess

JFK Orders Taylor  to Assess Situation   Kennedy Assigns Top Military Chief to Survey Country and Red Threats

JFK sees no early clashes; ‘gravest   end to East-West point in history   U, $. may intervene in South Viet Nam

Press Conference  Kennedy Sees No Early Halt To East And West Collisions

President Says Talks  Fiuitless  Kennedy Fearfu Of East-West  Relations

Nation Under Heavy Pressure From Reds   Kennedy To Send Taylor To Assess Growing Threat

No Easy Way, Kennedy Says   U.S. Intervention In VietNam Possible

Mankind at Still Gravest Danger Point in History, President Tells Nation

Taylor To Tour South Viet Nam   President Orders General On Urgent Mission

No Easy Halt To Cold War ~ Kennedy   Major Differences Still Exist, Says; *Gravest Danger’

Still Major Differences  Kennedy Sees No Early Crisis Halt   Declarine “we move throuch a

Gen. Taylor To Survey Situation   Will Determine Whether More Troops Needed

President sees no early halt to world tensions   TO ATTEND DINNER

Gen. Taylor To Make Survey In South Viet Nam   To Assess Growing Red Threat To Nation: U.S. May Send Troops

Maxwell Taylor Is Dispatched’ On Urgent Mission To Asian Country

Six Belles Vie for Honor   IN SOUTH VIET NAM Reds Aecuse  U.8. of Plot

Moscow Charges U.S. Plans Strike In South Viet Nam   Red Radio Says Invasion Would Upset Asia: U. S. Sends General to Look.

Troubles Today Seen as Worst In All History   President Sees No Easy or Early Halt To East-West Mess

Mankind Seen Facing Gravest Peril in History   Talks With Gromyke Fail to Bring Hopes For Bertin Settlement

Russ Warn U.S. Against ‘Invading S. Viet Nam   BRITISH TERM THREAT BY REDS ‘SERIOUS’

Claims U.S. Plans ‘Invasion  Kennedy Awaite   Kennedy Awaits Gen. Taylor's Report

Kennedy Sees No Easy End fo Berlin Issue   Big Differences Exist Between E-W,. He ClJaims

No Speedy Relief For Jumpy Nerves  Major Differences Cited by Kennedy

Mankind Pushed to Gravest Danger In All Its History  Kennedy: No Easy or Early Halt to Cold War

Intervention In Viet Nam May Develop   Kennedy Sees No Easy Road  To Solution Of World Woes

Russia Says Invasion Would Raise Tension   Radio Moscow Claims U.S. Plans Large Two-Pronged Troop Movement To Help Shore Up Shaky Diem Government

Russia Warns Against Action   ‘Serious Consequences’ Are Seen By Moscow

Taylor Sent on Urgent Mission  Intervention in South Viet Nam?   Invasion Planned  Russia Charges  Dire Consequences In Southeast Asia

"We Happen to Live in the Most Dangerous Time in the History  Of Mankind." He Says

Taylor's Trip Hints at U.S. Intervention  i De   Communist Threat Reported Growing In South Viet Nam

US May. Send Troops Into Viet Nam, Too   President Tells Taylor To Determine Situation

Kennedy Cites “Gravest Danger In All History’; Sends Gen. Taylor Abroad

No Easy Way to Prevent World Collisions, Warns President: Danger Great

Kennedy Sees No Easy Out   Says Country Faces Gravest Time in History

Due To Taylor Mission To South Viet Nam  Possibility Of Military Action In Asia Rises   Warns Of Danger  Soviets Charge That U.S. Plans Agaression In Asia

Direct U. S. Intervention Seer Possible In South Viet Nam   No Easy Solution Grave Danger Is Facing Mankind, Says Kenned«

Cites Arms Buildup To Meet Threat  U.S.In Period Of Maximum  Hazard, President Declares

President Says Taylor Will Study Situation   To Report An Educated Guess On Size Of Threat

Farly Halt To Crisis Not Likely   Major Differences Still Exist Between West And Soviet Unio

After Taylor's Visit. ...  Intervention In Viet Nam . Is Possible

Troop Use In V. Nam Possible   Gen. Taylor Will Leave Sunday For SE Asian Nation To Ascese Red Menace

VAGer AMmenagment  Governor to Receive More Power in Prison Affairs

Under Amendment Governor to Receive More Power in Prison Affairs

KettleCreek Dam Near Completion  Just Grass Planting,   Just Grass Planting, Cleanup Jobs Remain To Be Comnleted   (See Editorial, Page 4)

Fourth Week of Session Begins For Legislators   Definite Money Plans Expected

TEMPERATURES   Returns Home  EKisenhowers Cheered On Homeward Journey

Concrete, Brick, Barbed Wire, Water Bar Gate To Freedom soanenansnanisinicmsuneatend camtagmmtenamamotet cel cata ae ee ne SE CRNC TT  Berlin Wall: 25-Mile Chain Of Life And Death

Educational Program Sidetracked   TIance Nefeate   House Defeats State Unearned Income Tax

Kennedy Asking Hurricane Fund   Requests Congress To Grant $55 Million

$55 Million  In Aid Asked  For Damages JFK Sends Bill  To Congress On . Ee ai * —. - At

$55 Million In Hurricane Aid Soucht   President Sends Request for Extra Funds to Conarez3s

Kennedy Asks $55 Million fo Assist Hurricane Victims   Numerous Louisiana and Texas Counties Named Disaster Areas.

Damage L ight  As Bie Storm Stays at Sea   Gale Warnings Put Up in New England; Climes Cool Fury   Disaster Aid Funds Asked by Kennedy

FEDERAL FUNDS FOR HURRICANE VICTIMS   Appeal For $55-Miilion Rushed Te Congress By President RKRenned<

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   JFK Acke for $55 Million for Disaster Aid

‘Carla’ Aid Asked      Congress Races Towart Weekend Adjournment

From Semi-Official Lxile        Molotov Returns in Disgrace To Face Ouster From Reds

Russ Officials Shun Molotov   V Hf ® 7 omecoming Old Bolshevik Faces Political Oblivion

Morose Gunman Robs New Palestine Bank of $5,815 and Makes Escape

Berlin’s Brandt Predicts No War  On Berlin Issue   Russians Know Force Won’t Work,  Mavor Declares

Topeka:  Bill Offered To Change  Commission Measure Sets Up  Four Districts For Fish. Game

Better Men In Office:  Nixon Plea   Says He Entered Race To Encourage Others

Nixon Calls for Crusade — ‘To Raise Level of GOP Candidates Across U.S.

Today's Index   Nixon in Plea for Crusade To Lp Level of Candidates

Nixon Asks High Class Candidates   Knight's Charges Of ‘Deal’ Ignored In GOP Address

STATE TO COLLECT $32 MILLION MORE IN NEW FISCAL YEAR  Taxpayers Will Dig Deeper Saturday

1,926 More > East Germans Outwit Guard   Year’s Refugee Total Now 146,479: Fear Border Ban

Thousands of East Germans Flee to West   Refugee Exodus Now Totals 146.000 for This Year

Showdown Indicated In Province   About 40 Persons Are Killed During Fighting

AQ Left Dead In First Day Of Fighting  45,000 Baiubas Begin Arming ir Nearby Camps

18,000 Troops Involved Around  Elisabethville  45,000 Balubas in Refugee Camps Reported Arming for   45,000 Balubas in Refugee Camps Reported Arming for Attempted Breakout.

Thant Orders Jets to Area To Aid Troops   Battle Mav Be Second Round of Showdown In Secessionist Area

May Signal New Showdown Between U.N. And Rebellious Africa Province

AQ) Reportec As Killed During Day   45,000 Balubas Reported Set To Join Fight

40 Killed Score Hurt During Day   Native Tribes Getting Ready For Outbreaks

Secessionist, UN Troops Collide in Pitched Battle   40 Killed, Many Injured as Fighting Signals Showdown

Kennedy Has M eeting With Military Chiefs; More Appointments Announced

‘Examines U.S. , Position  JFK Forces Map Strategy Against Russia, Cold War

For US To Cope With Kremlin. . .  Kennedy Asks Cold War Policies

Kennedy, Chief Advisers Study U.S. Position   Military, Lconomic Policies Being Discussed In Series of Meetings.

Kennedy Meets With Joint Chiefs Of Staff To Examine U.S. Position In World Crises

Indian Troops’ Sent to Relieve Beseiged Garrison Over 70 Dead as Lrish Troop: Battle Katanga Tribesmen

United Nations Reinforcing Katanga Units   Column of Indian Soldiers Sent to Relieve Besieged Trish Troops.

Draft Call Biggest Since  End Of The Korean War   25,000 Men To Get Word

Army To Draft 25,000 Men  in September   Defense Department Boosts Quota in Build-Up Plan

Draft quota set at 25,000   September call biggest since the Korean War

Call-Up Largest Since 1953 Army Jumps September Draft Quota To 25,000

September’s Draft Quota At 25,000   Next Month’s Call Reflects First Manpower Impact

Draft Call For Sept. Is 25,000   Quota Set For Buildup Is  Biggest Since  End Of Korean War

Biggest Draft Call Since  Korean War Army Will Get Lion’s   Army Will Get Lion’s Share Of 25,000 Men

September Quota  DRAFT CALL IS HIGHEST SINCE 1953   Army to Summon 25,000; Reflects Military Buildup

Largest Since End of Korean War  \Draft Quota for September [s \Set at 25 OOO—AIl for Army

Big September Draft Call Set  95.000 Laraest   25,000 Largest Since Korean War

Kennedy Aides  Fear Recession to Change Picture   Weather   Cost of Farm Programs Up, SS eee Blames Solons

Missionary Diary . . . House, Garden in New Guinea Surprise For Masters Family 

Group OKs 0-Year Ban on Death Penalty   Trial Period Bill Moves to Floor Of State Senate

Bill In State Senate To End Death Penalty; Chicago Police Obiect

U. S. Raps Sentence Given 2 Students For Smuaaling Girl at Berlin Border

“Sericeous’ Downfall Of Karen  12-Year-Old Oklahoma Boy New U. S. Spelling Champ

Gum Chewing Oklahonia Lad Wins 34th Annual National Spelling Bee

INDIA ASKED TO SEND IN CONTROL COMMISSION   Rebels Violate Laos Truce by Attacking Post   HALL OF FAME NICHE LIKELY Capsule in Condition For Another Voyage

Strike Hard At Guerrillas Behind Lines   Ask India To Senc In Three-Nation Control Group

JFK May Invoke Taft-Hartley in Maritime Dispute   Decision to Be Determined By Study on Effects On Nation’s Health, Safety.

KENNEDY TO HALT STRIKE  Texas Brass Ask   JFK Considers Taft - Hartley

JFK SETS UP EMERGENCY BOARD   To Consider Facts, Circumstances Of Dispute   Says Prolonged Stoppage Will Imperil National -  _ Health And Safety

Board To © Report Back By June 30  Unions Clear Military   Unions Clear Military Cargoes, Ships Bound For Alaska, Union Say:

Goldberg to study effects over weekend   Kennedy must know if nation’s health in peril

Maritime Strike Continues  oa oer eee “som ec niet ne alums eR  Unions May Move ‘Needed Supplies’

Kennedy Invokes. Taft-Hartley Act In Shipping Strike   Educators Hold Hope For Federal Aid Bill

T-H LAW IS INVOKED TO HALT MARITIME STRIKE   Special Board Is Formed to Investigate Dispute   Slim Chance to Settle Inter-Unior Strife Is Seen   GOP Gathering to Honor Ike and Nixon Is ‘Sell-Out’

Will Decide Monday on Asking T-H Injunction   Unions Reject Goldberg Plan For Settlement

Emergency Unit Set Up to Eye Facts   President Cites Peril to Nation's Health. Safety

May Invoke Taft-Hartley Provisions   Study Being Made , Action on Wil Holt

Study Set On Tie-Up In Shipping   Kennedy Orders Survey, May Invoke T-H Act

Inju netion s Seen As Only Peace Hope  Maritime Unions Snub Goldberg On  ree .o. oe

ASKS REPORT BY FRIDAY   Appoints Panel To Make Study Disputed Areas

Unions Seek To Forestall / FK Action  RY apitiaana Tleatta   Maritime Units Would Handle Critical Goods

‘Impairs Health and Safety’   Board to Report Findings to J.F.K. By Friday Deadline

Board Named fn Maritime Strike Crisis   Tieup Called Peril to National Safety and Health

 Fear Jnjunction Strikers Offer To Handle (Critically Needed Cargoes

Current Shipping strike Threatens "Ty imperil U.S. Health and Safety’

President Acts to End Ship Strike   3-Man Emergency Board Set Up to Consider Facets

Report Due Friday Kennedy Invokes T-H Law Against Maritime Strikers

DECISION EXPECTED MONDAY ON USE OF T-H LAW  Kennedy May Act in Maritime Strike

Marine Unions Move to Stop T-H Injunction With Offer To Handle Critical Supplies

Decision . on Shipping Strike Due   President Mulls Taft-Hartley Lato

GOLDBERG IS ORDERED TO MAKE SURVEY   Return-To-Work Order Possible Late Next Week

Health, Satety Of U.S. In Peril: JFK   Three-Man Board To Study Facts

TAFT-HARTLEY LAW INVOKED  President Steps Intec   President Steps Into Maritime Strike

JFK Invokes Taft-Hartley Act In Big Maritime Strike   Halted Shipping Called Peril To Safety, Health

JFK Declares Walkout May Imperil U.S.   Sets Up 3-Membe: Emergency Board To Study Dispute

Reluctant Kennedy Invokes T-H Laws; Seamen Ancered and Disappointed

Ship Strike Threat Seen UnderOrder   Health And Safety Peril Reported In National Stoppage

Emergency Board to Study Dispute   Unless Strike Is Settled by Friday 80-Day Cooling Off Period Next Step

laft-Hartley Law Invoked; Inquiry Slated   President Finds Tieup Threatens to ‘Imperil National Health, Safety.”   Hits Three Coasts

Ship Unions May Move. Key Cargoes  Act to Stave Off T-H  Act lnjunction, Ask  Presidential Board

President Says Continued Dis. pute Will Imperil National Health, Safety; Appoints Board.   HAWAII ESPECIALLY HARD HIT BY STRIKE

 Decision Due Monday  Possible Taft-Hartley Moves Studied in Shipping Strike

Maritimers Ordered To Resume Work   Kennedy Uses Law He Voted Against  ae Cannpeeenan

President Says, Maritime Strike Imperils Safety  Goldber oe  ee i ee ee   Goldberg Report Determines Action Board Is Named  (RL  ETIA

Ship Strikers Would Handle Vital Supplies   Maritime Unions Move To Head Off T-H Injunction

Injunction Seen Only Way Left  Maritime Unions Reject Plea for Two-Month Truce

Action Angers Unions But Ship Owners Willing   Kennedy Plans Later To Revamp Act To Make It Flexible

Imperils Nation,  Kennedy Declares Union Official Warns Of Worse Walkout After Injunction Over

Court Order Eyed To End Dock Walkou   Injunction Appears Government’s Only Recourse In Strike

JFK Invokes T-H Law in Ship Strike   Measure Permits Men to Retire at Age of 62  Senate Approves Social Security Bill

Board Established National Health Safety Imperiled, President Says

Will Try  To Put End To Striking   Taft-Hartley Law Might Be Used In Maritime Feud

Use T-H Act To Restrain  Ship Strike   Kennedy Starts Action He Formerly Vetoed; Unions Object, Hint Worse Walkout Loter

Ship Strike Decision On  T-H Act Set   President Expected To Tell Goldberg If Law To Be Used

Union Head To Protest, Raps Action   WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy invoked the Taft-Hartley Law today in the national maritime

President Says Strike Imperils U.S   Sets Up Group To Investigate Port Deadlock

In Effort to  Halt Maritime  Union Strike Creates 3-Member  Emergency Board To Air Dispute

JFK IGNORES UNION THREATS IN T-H ACTION   Head Of NMU Warns: “Sailors Can't Be ‘Pushed Around”      3-MAN BOARD SET TO STUDY DISPUTE

Port Strike Ended By Act  JFK Says Walkout Imperils U.S.’s Safety

MAY INVOKE TAFT ACT IN SHIP STRIKE   Distasteful Injunction Ap- pears To Be Only Course For Kennedy And Goldberg In Crisis.

Names Board as Step Toward Asking Injunction   Says Tieup Can Imperil Nation’s Health and Safety

Taft-Hartley Act Invoked; Fact-Finding Team Named To Study Issues In Dispute

Sees Maritime Walkout as Peril to Nation—  Kennedy Invokes T-H Act in Strike   Six from Carrollt High at Music Camp

All Government Agencies Will Assist Survey   Taft-Hartley Law May be Involved, Pracident Savs

JFK Eyes Halt to Ship Strike  Taft-Hartley Act   Taft-Hartley Act Invoked in Dispute

Injunction Next Step At Settling   Board Named To Report By Friday

Kennedy Set For Decision In Ship Tieup  Government Study Ordered; Goldberg Contacts President

JFK Acts To Halt Strike Of  Maritime Unior      Says Continued Walkout Will Imperi!l U.S. Health. Safety

lo Halt Walkout-- JFK Could Invoke Taft-Hartley Law      Texas Groups Want Injunction

Maritime strike  Taft-Hartley injunction is considered by Kennedy

Study Will Determine.  U.S. Action   May Ask Court To Halt Strike

KENNEDY ASKS REPORT BY FRIDAY   Appoints Panel To Make Study Disputed Areas

FOR FOOD. FUEL   FOR FOOD, FUEL  Struck Seamen Offer To Lift Picket Lines

Report From 3 Man Board Is Expected Friday   President May Then Seek Injunction For Cooling Off Period

Sets Up Board To Study Facts; Report Friday   Injunction Next Step lt Strike Continues

Kennedy Invokes Taft-Hartley Act In Shipping Tieup   Asks Judge to Grant 80-Day Injunction Due. to Nation’s Safety.

JFK Asks For Report By June 30   3-Man Board Named. Unions To Contest Any Injunction.

Says Maritime Strike Threat To Nation  Board Of Inqu iry To _ Report Back To Him  By June 30

Asks Study Of Effects Of Strike   JFK Calls for Review To Aid Decision on Use of T-H Law.

Union Rejections Force U. S. Action In Strike   Strike Cant Dim Economy Picture

Names Board To Investigate; Owners Pleased. But Unions Assail Action

Report shows health, safety is imperiled   Disputers have until Friday to settle dispute

Injunction Is Recourse  To Strike   Kennedy, Goldberg To Discuss Way Of Ending Nine-Day Shippine Tie-Up

T-H Is Deplored, Invoked In Hope Ot Ending Strike   President Sees Danger To Health And Safety In Maritime Snarl; A Worse Tie-Up Threatened After 80-Day Stay

Kennedy orders study of strike effects  Maritime survey to help him decide  sarleanthau ; ° salen Tals U.walaw 

JFK Ponders Court Order In Walkout   President Will Decide Monday to Have Men Halt Maritime Strike

Taft-Hartley Invocation Steps Taken.  Local CC ‘in Favor Of Presidential. : Control: Measure: %

PRESIDENT ACTS TO END SHIP STRIKE   Sets Up Three - Man Board To Report By Friday; Can Then Seek 80-Day Injunction.

Kennedy Cites Peril to Nation  T-H Law Is Invoked In Maritime Strike

Union Reject Strike Truce   Injunction Appears Only Solution to Halt Ship Tie-up

‘Panel Expected To Prepare Report by Friday; Eventual Injunction Maneuver Likely

Sets Up Three-Member Board To Consider Facts of Dispute With Friday Deadline for Re port on Issues

Briefs...  From the Wire  By The Associated Press laft-Hartley Ordered

Says Walkout Imperils U.S. Health, Safety   Sets Up Special Inquiry Board As Prelude To Injunction

'‘Imperils Health and Safety’  Kennedy Invokes ‘Toft-Hartley Law In Maritime Strike

Invokes T-H To End Strike   Kennedy Says Health and Safety Could Be Imperiled if Continued

Three Maritime Unions Try to Stop Injuntion; Would Move Essentials

Health And Safety Are Considered  Emergency Board  To Check Facts

Survey Ordered On Health Peril President Initiates Move To Halt Maritime Strike

80-Day Cooling Off Period Set In Motion As Study Says National Economy Imperiled

Action Is Taken By President In Seamen’s Strike   Taft-Hartley Law Invoked; Special Board Will Report By End Of June

Orders Probe of ‘Effects in 9-Day Strike   To Ask Injunction if Nation's Health Safety Imperiled

Plan Made To Avert Injunction   Unions Suggest Impartial Board Specify Cargoes

. Maritime Sirike Begins To Cripple Shipping Kennedy Orders Measures To ‘Use Taft-Hartley Law

Pesch Facing Test Cases on Driver Licenses— —  lowa Satety Chief Casts Doubt on Legality of City, Town Speed Ordinance

Teen-Age Boy Rescued From Rocky, Mountain Cave in Northern Georgia

Bridger Forest Fire Control Training School Being Conducted This Week

Dairy Support Storage Problem Seen Next Spring   Laird Says CCC Buying To Bring Acute Shortage

CIA Shakeur With Dulles  Ouster Seen  Taylor To Be Successor Apeardine ta Reports

Dulles Ouste From CIA Hinted Near   Gen. Taylor Report To White House Due in Few Days

92.000 More Klderly Covered  Rocky's Medicare Now Before Albanv Solons

Enrages Law Enforcement Officers \2 Men Accused Of Bullwhipping  \Four Boys And Shooting 2 Dogs

Heaviest In Brief History Of Satellites   No Word Whether Man Or Animal Is Aboard Big Sputnik

Scientific Tasks Are Carried Out   Announcement Makes No Mention Of Ship Passengers

Huge Device Roars Aloft.  From Russia   Soviet Reveals No Hint If Animals Or Human Aboard

MOSCOW UP) — The Soviet Union Saturday launched the heaviest Sputnik in history—more than seven tons—as part of its program to develop a heavyweioht <nace ship for manned flight.

Space ship is heaviest in history   No mention of animal or man aboard device

Soviets Orbit 7-Ton. Sputnik Around Earth   Don't Say if Man Aboard Heaviest Satellite

Factions Start Developing Af GOP Parley   Conservatives Lose In Floor Fight Over Resolution

 Optimism For Laos Peace Grows   The: Gnside. Stonios:   Top European Reds Study Cold War

Lightning Hits Cook Tent  2 Ohioans Killed, 10 Hurt At Army Camp In Virginia

Remove $22 Million Increased Schoo! Aid After Welsh Revenue Proposal Collapses

State Slashes Program Of Medical Care  Conteh Cun, Pithe   Smith Says Cuts Are Necessary If Plan Is Kept Going

Accepts 25-Cent Slash Union Votes liself Pay Cut  To Save Town’s Big Indusiry

Workers Take Pay Cut Instead of Raise As American Can Co. Stays in Geneva

St. Joe Boy Is Elected At Lansing   Senior. 17, Gets Li. Governor Post

_ Nation ‘Under-Exercised’ -. President Declares Push-Button Living  Making American People Physically Soft

‘Scope Satellite Orbited   94.8-Pound Moonlet Lofted To Find What Makes Universe Tick

Mysteries Of Universe Studied   Star Galaxies Trillions Of Miles Away Will Be Mapped by Moonlet

Satellite Launched As ‘Orbiting Observatory’   eee ‘Space Telescene’ Sends Signal:

Telescope-Carrying Satellite Soars Toward Earth Orbit: First U.S. Sky Study Step

Satellite  to Study Milky Way   Scientists Hope to Unlock Secrets of the Universe

Kennedy, Sukarno Meet Four Hours  _ Indonesian Claims to W. New Guinea Topic

iStage Ready For Sharp U.N. Debate pies (nie ial, Sieividlaieas arco  Nkrumah Set To Ask All-African Command

PRAYER FOR...  e@ TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa!  Council of Cherches Religion Features)

Millions of Dollars Being Poured  Into Iran’s Rehabilitation Prosram

Uzbekistan Is Soviet Showcase for Asia, Africa   By EUGENE WYATT Distributed

Praise, Censure For Clergymen   Episcopal Bishops Differ on Situation

15 Priests Face Trial — Episcopal Bishops Ditter  On Desegregation Action

Cleveland Man Killed;  Two Injured   One Car Crosses Road Center Line   26  Auto Deaths  im Berrien  County i= 1961

State Water Projects Aided If Public Paid Benefits   UN Jets Active in Katanga   Nutter Chides Washington  State for Basin Inaction   Pending in Congress Olsen Challenges Critics Of Water Planning Act   Face Job Loss   JFK Tells Labor to Back Foreign Trade Policy

State Water Projects Aided If Public Paid Benefits   'UN Jets Active in Katanga   Nutter Chides Washington State for Basin Inaction   Fenaing in Congress Olsen Challenges Critics Of Water Planning Act

Kx Kx Kn » 4 Ti esting  Non- Aligned Nations Regret  President Kennedy sStatement

7 Maritime Unions Go  On Strike   Dispute Threatens To Close Down Alt American Shipping

Maritime Strike Goes Into Effect   Goldberg Unable Te Win Settlement Or Deferred Action

Cancer-The Verdict No One Wants fo Hear   Arthur Godfrey Tells of His Bout With Cancer

16 Prisoners Shot In Congo Reprisal  Tshombe Said His’ Troops Will Not —~   Tshombe Said His‘ Troops Will Not Attack UN Forces

Reprisals Started In Congo   Political Prisoners Reported Shot in Answer to Death Of Ex-Premicr

16 Prisoners Said Shot as Reprisal In Lumumba Death  UN Still Uncertain cats . Foes  AIn Framiar

U.N. Command Says Reports Not Confirmed   Victims Said to Include 10 Parliamentarians and 6 Army Officers.

Report More Exeeutions in  .  Congo Strife   In Reprisal for the Slayings of Lumumba, Aides

Political Prisoners Die In Congo; Reprisals Over Lumumba’s Slaying

UN Reports 16 Killings In Congo   Political Prisoners ShotByProLumumba ForcesSaysUN Head

Study UN Airlift To Rescue Katanga Whites  Report Lumumbists Kill 16 Political Prisoners

All Katanga Troops Put On Alert   Tshombe Says He Won’t Attack U.N. Forces: Situation Very Tense

Next Stop: The Moon  Electrie Rocket Probably Will Drive Man Into Space

Final Stage of Huge Projectiles .... Scientists at Work on an Electric Rocket

Electric Rocket Gets U. 8S. Study  rt s oTee;, 4g suet or es aeptarameczs = ome a oe oe

thew Hower Praate fam Sang Time  Electric Rockets Probably Will Take Man To Moon

Tiny Electric Rocket Probably Next Step In Building of Spaceship for Moon Trip

Electric Rocket Seen Powering Space Ships to Moon, Planets in 1960s

U.S. Developing Electric Rocket  Tiny Units Create e oes OB es Be ge

Trusteeship Set Up  For Line  No Curtailment Of Service  Is Mentioned

RAILROAD IN ~ BANKRUPTCY   Debt-Ridden New Haver Asks Federal Court To Take Over

4-Point Farm Plan Backed  Ohio Federation   Ohio Federation Endorses Program

Get-to-Gethers   CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HONORS TWO — CITED F@R CIVIC LEADERSHIP © Attorney General Evan -Hultman Calls for New ‘Dedication to Service At C of C Banquet

Get-to-Gethers   CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HONORS TWO _. -. CITED FOR  CIVIC LEADERSHIP “Attorney General Evan “Kultman Calis for. Wew  Dedication’ fo Service. At C of c Banquet .

lowa Public Service announces gas : até reduction, some refunds also

‘Suspended Animation’ Technique —  _ Transplanting Human  Organs Held Possible

New Technique May Open Way to Transplanting © ‘All of Person’s Organs

Scientist Reports Technique That —  May Open Way Toward Goal of Transplanting Human Organs

Minnesota Scientist Reports On Development— “Suspended Animation” Technique  May Allow Human Organ Transplant

et Boebbttnaneed  Organs Are Transplanted By ‘Suspended Animation’

ENTIRE ORGANS REPLANTED  Suspended Animation Technique Developed

On The Inside   Animal Organs Replanted  ‘“Quick-Freeze’ Technique Developed

SUSPENDED ANIM ATION Transplanting Of Organs Seen Possible In New Developments

Quick Cooling Technique May Open Way To Transplanting of Human Organs

Organ Transplant Test Success  * * * * x * * * * * * * * * * *   Scientist Describes Technique Used On Animals

‘Houston, N. Y. Draft Players   Colts Pick Bressoud And Aspromonte; Mets Take Landrith, Elio Chacon

Three Dead In Tennessee Hills   By ANTHONY HEFFERNAN United Press International

Temperatures   — THREE DEAD — ‘Bad F eelings’ Blamed In Mountain Shoot-Out

Find Second Bady  In Tennessee Mine  Third Victim Sought Behind Fallen Rocks

Would Use Nuclear Force If Needed, To Stop Reds   Divided Berlin--Legacy From Hitler

INO Fiace tor Short Walk  Isolated, Divided, Threatened: These Words Describe Berlin

background of berlin Crisis  Single Step Divides Free West From Communism in Berlin   RY CARL HARTMAN

The Berlin Crisis I: Divided City Is Legacy of Hitler Era: Four-Power Rule Faded Fast After War

Polio Epidemic Claimed  Refugee Flow May Be Cut      ‘Background For New War?   The History of ted Bi Divided, Threatened Berlin

;; CONTRAST IS PAINFUL FOR COMMUNISTS  ‘Division of Berlin a Hitler Legacy

_ At City Hall  ‘Sune. TO MEET TUESDAY EVENING — HERE'S THE AGENDA

JFK's College Aid Plan Clears Major Hurdle   Measure Sent to House Floor; Prospects Dimmer for Public School Bill.

Clear Skies Spur Space Trip Chance  Countdown   Countdown For Mercury Is Under Way   RELATED STORIES:

Count Down For Space — Shot Today   _Launching Believed Likely, Clear Weather Arrives—Repair Mino:  ‘Troubles in Capsule

Shot Planned Today : Skies Now Clear  ‘For Spaceman   U.S. Astronaut Can Act in 20 Ways To Save His Lite in Any Emergency

Skies Clear: Space Hight Outlook Goo   Final Countdown Slated To Begin Early This Morning

Republican Tax Drafting Group Exnects Victory   New Tax Plan to Get Approval, Chairman Says

Republicans Hit  Secrecy Claims  Tax Draft Parley To Stay Closed

State Republicans Promise Tax Plan To Be Enacted ‘No Later Than July 1

Some Bills Face Debate In House   Lobbyist Measure May Get Floor Action Soon, Driving Age Discussed

COULD DEBATE BILLS THIS WEEK . Legislature May Take on Important Issues

Big Issues  Go Before  Legislature Members of  House Facing RA..«4 aa = tae

Pulaski, Two Banks Are Commitied  NRVIC Hopeful That $22, 000 Budget Will Be Financed Soon

Hands Of. On Kuwait” :   ‘Russ: Again ‘Demand Troop Withdrawal In Debate Before Security Council:

At A Loss To Explain Attack With Gun— Teenager’s Tormented Dad Ponders  Reason For Son Shooting Mom, Dac

Big Crowd Hears Mass For Edith   "WE WERE A HAPPY FAMILY’  Shot By His Son, Injured Dad Stares At Ceiling And Ponders

‘LITTLE TERRY, MY SON, MY SON!’  Tormented Dad Of Teen-Ager Ponders What Made Son Shoot Him, Stepmother

 LAWYER DESCRIBES ‘STANDARD PRACTICE’  County Officials Get Payoffs

President Awaits Red Berlin Move   Kennedy Makes No Comment Qn Russian Spaceman

JFK Waiting Nikita Plans  On Showdowr   President Returns To White House, Has No Comment On Tito:

State Budget Vote Readied  Democrats Unhappy   Democrats Unhappy At $26 Million Cut

State Budget Vote Readied  Democrats Unhappy Pees  ae or ot eee eee

Desperado Wounds Another Officer, Seizes Patrol Car, Then Gives Self Up

Desperado Taken After  Gun Battle Alert Woman   Alert Woman  Trips Bandit

Fugitive Captured Atter Gun Battle   Motorist Fatally Wounded, State Patrolman Injured

Ristine Says Welsh’s Tale of Fiscal Woe Damages State’s Industry Wooin

Statement By Welsh Called  “Exaggerated”  Announcement Also - Called Harmful To  State’s Efforts To Attract New Industry   Cites Repercussions

Lieutenant-Governor Claims  Story Of Financial Crisis  Is ‘Exaggerated’ And ‘Linfortunate.’   REPERCUSSIONS FROM INDUSTRY REPORTED

News in a nutshell  FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Lightfoot charge dismissed

Arrest of . U. Beauty Queen, Others Somedy of Errors, Says Prosecutor

US. diplomat is convicted   Scarbeck guilty of revealing embassy secrets

Scarbeck Shows No Reaction  Ex-Diplomat Convicted Of Passing on Secrets

Searbeck Convicted As Traitor   Found Guilty Of Revealing Secrets To Polish Agents

Jury Decides Scarbeck Guilty   Former Diplomat  Revealed Secrets

Scarbeck Is Found Guilty   Convicted of Giving U. S. Secrets to Red Agents

Scarbeck Is Convicted Of Giving Secrets   Could Get 30 Years On Four  Pw neem Penal? odes an.

Scarbeck Ruled Guilty by Jury In Washington   Revealed Secrets To Polish Agents

U.S. Aide Convicted  As Spy  Scarbeck Guilty Of Giving Secret: To Polish Reds

Ex-U.S. Diplomat Scarbeck Guilty Of Giving Secrets To Polish Reds

Diplomat Scarbeck Convicted   Defendant Found Innocent On Fourth Count

Former Diplomat Irvin C. Scarbeck Guilty Of Giving Secrets To Poles

Jury Finds Envoy Gave  Aid to Reds  Scarbeck Is Convicted of Telling Embassy Secrets

Diplomat Found Guilty Of Giving Away Secrets   Scarbeck Guilty Of Passing Secret: To Polish Agents

US. DIPLOMAT FOUND GUILTY ON SPY CHARGE   Searbeck Faces 10-Year Sentence

~FACES PRISON TERM, FINE— Jury Finds Scarbeck  Guilty Of Aiding Reds

 Sirens Sound, Radios Silent National Defense Exercise  Aimed at Apathy of Public

ENNIS GOES FORWARD  Progress Is Chalked Up Many  Ways   Senior Day Program at EHS Is Colorful Affair

$26-Million Student-Aid Program Is Up for First Major Legislature Test

BEFORE LEGISLATURE   BEFORE LEGISLATURE  Student - Aid Program Gets First Major Test

Teacher Sends Boy, 7, to Cloakroom; Finds He’s Still There Next Morning

OBEYS TEACHER ALL NIGHT LONG   Boy Sits in Cloakroom as Police Hunt Him

BABSON’S Authen lic Statement   BABSON DISCUSSES TEENACER@G AND RIISINESS

Assassin Killed, Three Held Trujillo Jr. Announces  Slaying Partly Avenged

1 Assassin Killed Others Captured   Accused Mastermind Of Gen. Trujille Slaying Escapes; Big Funeral Held

One of Trujillo's Assassins Slain, Three Others Captured but Mastermind Gets Away

Dominicans Kill 1, Nab 3  Avsising   Armed Forces Hunt Mastermind Behind Slaying

Diaz, Accused Mastermind,  Still at Large  U.S. Asks OAS for Watchdog Team to Head Off Terror

ONE ASSASSIN OF TRUJILLO REPORTED DEAD   Gen. Diaz, Accused Mastermind, Still Being Hunted   TRYING TO AVOID WAVE OF TERROR

Viticials Concece Leader of Plot Is Still at Large   Dominican People Flock to Funeral Ot Dead Dictator

Assassin Of Trujillo Is  Said Slain  Three Others In Plot Captured; Leader Free

In Commission Race     City Candidates Answer Garbage Landfill Issue

Seek ‘Commission Posts     Candidates in City Election View Downtown Parking

Answer Questions  Federal, State Aid Views Given by City Candidates

Vote Is Tuesday Three to Be Elected  Candidates for City Commission Give Views on Police, Firemen

Answer Questions  Federal, State Aid Views Given by City Candidates       Want Test Case  - Police Probe Birth Control Clinic in Connecticut

Soviets Offer To Merge All Arms Confabs   Zorin, McCloy Meet In Capital, Discuss Procedure

NuclearTestBanMeets At A Stalemate: LU. ie Russia Begin New Type Of Disarmament Talks

Pressure Mounts  For U.S. To Test ‘A’ Bombs In Air   Nixon Urges Testing

Grand Finale  Awesome Nuclear Blast Monday Climax Of Russian Test Series

Homes Bill Wins Back Early Loss   Senators Block. Long Term Loans. Reverse Field

Administration Recovers From One Setback —  Final Vote Put Off Until Today As Test Vote Reverses Blow

Money Bills Up For Action By Legislators   Senate-House Speed Up Work For 4th Vacation

-PLAN REVEALED TO IKEDA ?—  Report U.S.C hanges Policy On Red China

Officials Discount Stories of Plot To Slay Adlai   Paper Reports New Policy On China’s Entry Into U.N.

Exiles Believe Something Brews Against Dictator   Florida Authorities Skeptical of Charae

Skepticism Expressed On Invaders   But Exiles Say They Feel Something Is Brewing

Exiles Believe New Anti-Fidel Steps Brewing   Castro’s Invasion Claim Is Denied

New Cuban Invasion  Plan Denied   Florida Sources Skeptical Of Castro Charge But Hint Something New Is Brewing

US. Hopes. k Will Accept: Fallout: Ban  But Washington v Admits:

U. S., Britain Submit Plan   W ould Limit Nuclear Blasts To Space or Underground

Outlook Dim Khrushchev Will Accept Ban On Nuclear Testing   Officials Believe Soviets Have Planned Series Of Aerial Bursts

Dim Hope Stil Held K May Accept Ban   Kennedy Sees Test Ban As Vital For Humanity

Streets Just For Cars? Bike-Riding Professor Battles Zoning Charge

Law. Brings. Change Zoning Rulings Disturb Professor’s Bicycling

Prof. Pedaled Bike to and From Campu: 27 Years Before Po'ice Stepped In

Prof., Bike Run Afoul Of the Law   After 27 Years, He Finds Route For Cars Only

—=-SEO News"  BEHIND PAGE 1   THROUGH WIND AND RAIN AND SLEET AND THEN. .  Woe Betalls ‘Pedaling Protessor’

Champions Cause of Minority Professor Fights Law Banning His Bicycling

Highway To Be Part Of US. System   Money Available Immediately For 180-Mile Thruway

ATOM EXPERT URGES DEFENSE TRAINING—  Mass Air Shelters Called  Best Defense for Cities

Despite accuracy of Soviet rockets, its nonsense to think CD wont work

Protection Is Practical  Huge National Effort To Build Fallout Shelters ls Urged

Urges Construction From City To Hamlet  Shelters Key To Survival In Nuclear War, Teller Says   By ALTON BLAKESLEE  , ee a ae SS eee,  aS

1 snelters Mangatory if Bomb Falls, Says Dr, Teller  ‘Massive National, Individual Efforts Needed for Survival

NUCLEAR WAR AND SURVIVAL—II  Fatalistic Attitude Seen As ‘Danaerous Nonsense’

Ores fax inevitable... pee ne swag 2gee     - Daniel Confers With Solons On Possible. Tax ‘Solution :

Shiner Gazette Subscription Rate:   Funeral Held For Mrs. Mary Matias

Undetermined Number Are Hurt In Accident While Airliner Attempts Landing

United Jet Cracks Up At Denver   Carried 116; Start at Philly with Chicago, Omaha Stopoffs.

Craft Burns on Landing, 116 Aboard   Report No Dead but Undetermined Number Injured

With McCormack in Chair Death of Rayburn May Slov Kennedy Legislative Program

Tough Going For Kennedy's Program Seen   Loss of Rayburn’s influence To Be Felt by President

WHERE TO FIND II   ‘ALMOST A LEGEND’ Demos Face Tough Going Without Sam—Thomson

Without Rayburn’s Support   : FFK’s Legislative Program May Have Tough Sledding

Tougher Sledding Seen For Kennedy Legislation Due To Loss Of Rayburn

Sumner Koch Dies at 66  aces cpl a a ee   RITES HERE FRIDAY, BURIAL SATURDAY — AT CEDAR RAPIDS °

Sumner Koch Dies at 66 .  RPITEC HERE FDINAYV ;:   RITES HERE FRIDAY, BURIAL SATURDAY _ AT CEDAR RAPIDS

EW INDUSTRY IS SPOTLIGHTED  a rN NN EN UN em  Chamber Of Commerce  Mulls Over Plans Here

NEW INDUSTRY IS SPOTLIGHTED  Chamber Of Commerce  Mulls Over Plans Here

Legislature: .  State College Appropriation Bill Approved   School Budgets — For Next Year Given Approval

Kennedy Urged To Push Vast Housing Plan  _ Department Fer MultiBillion Program

Task Force Urges Huge Housing Bill   Kennedy Advisers Urge Multi-Billion  Dollar Program

New Cabinet Depart ment s Pronosed   Task Force... Report: Covers - Broad: Range -

$Multi-Billion Plan we Kennedy Urged To Promote ‘Cabinet’ Housing Program

Kennedy Urged To Push Big Housing Plan   New Cabinet Department Suggested to Administer MultiBillion Program.

Inside Todav’s News   Task Force Tells Kennedy To Create New Cabinet Post, Push More Housing

By Special Task Force:  Kennedy Urged To Pust Big Housing Program

Experts Ask Multi-Billion Dollar Outlay   New Cabinet Post Seen to Administer Nationwide Prorects

New Department Urged . . .  Kennedy's Task Force Asks Big Housing Plan

Homes Plan Under Study By Kennedy   Multi-Billion Dollar Program Would Neec New Cabinet Ageney

INDEX   Despi te Protests  Board OKs Rezoning Of Treatment Plant

Katanga Balks At Agreement To End Strife   Ministers Claim Ish ombe Had No Man. date From Provincial Parliament.

CABINET SESSION STORMY Katanga Suspected Of Preparing Break In ‘Unity’ Treaty

Say Tshombe Had No Mandate for His Action; Renewal of Fighting Feared

Cabinet Shows Little Support For Agreement   Adoula Questions Tshombe’s Original Motives For Treaty

Job Given To White  Wilean’« Hiring   Wilson's Hiring Dropped by GOP

ONE PUB WET, OTHER DRY: Wet-Dry Issue Splits Welsh Villase Of Upper Cwmtwret

Upper Cwmtwrch Left In The Lurch Local Option Shuts Pubs On Sunday

Marlow Report Reds Stop Short Of War When U. S. Gets Tough   WARSAW PACT NATIONS MEET

5 Hurt, 1 Critically In Sunday Collision   Weekend Violence Claims 22 In Texas; 15 In Traffic

‘No Man’s Land’ For 2 Years W. Va. Broke Va. Ties 100 Years Ago Today

Flames ‘n Embers  GREASE FIRE EARLY THIS MORNING—  AT DANTRY CARPE

‘Flames:‘n- Embers  GREASE FIRE EAKLY THIS MORNING—.  AT PANTRY CAFE

Berliners Told U.S. ToBe Firm   Mayor Brandt Reports All Americans Will Keep City Free.

Is Prize Fighier In ‘Liberal Protession’? Boxer Embroiled With US In Claims On Fight Take

Blast Kills  Youngstowr  Racketeer Sixth Murder  In That Area Fees Pes A V nance

Khrushchev Sends Goodwill Notes To Kennedy, Other Political Leaders

Reds In New Campaign Of Friendship   Khrush Sends Out Goodwill Messages To World Leaders

Rocky Says Immediate Nuclear Test Ban Would Jeopardize Safety Of Free World

Urges Resumption by U.S. Rocky Says Immediate Test Ban World Threat

NEW TREATMENT WITHIN YEAR  Scientist Sees Major Cancer Breakthrough

NEAR BREAKTHROUGH Control of Cancer Seen  Within the Coming Year

On Foreign Service Ae ‘ade omy  eee  ‘Pennsbury School Board Takes ‘Issue With State Department

On Foreign Service Ac ademy  Pennsbury School Board Takes Issue With State Department

By Democratic Leaders . . . New Reapportionment Chapter To Be Written   Dutch May Bar Soviet Ambassador from Holland

Red Invaders Take Laos Post   Defenders Scattered Into Jungle Area

Laos Post Is Victim Of Reds   Defenders Went Into The Jungle, Source Reports

Laos’ Army Outpost Losi To Commies   Defenders Scatter Into Jungle; Viciors Suffer 50 Casualties

Astronaut Flight  Countdown Nears   Recovery Ships  Take Positions

First Effort ToControl Space Flight  Shepard Selected _ As Pioneer Pilct’

stronaut Has Some Control] US Human § pace Shot Is Ready for Tuesday

Tuesday Flight May Place U. S. Ahead of Russia   Operator to Have Limited Navigational Control of Space Craft.   Watch for Flaws

Voyage Scheduled Tomorrow America’s Astronaut To Have  Limited Navigational Control

Zero Hour For Space Trip Nears   Limited Control Given Traveler in Journey Set for Tuesday.

Russian Trip Under Control From Ground By ALVIN B. WEBB Jr.  0 BE a cos oe cs we 

Russian Trip Under Control ‘From Ground By ALVIN B. WEBB Jr. Lintted Prec<e International

NATO Briefed On U.S. Space Plans   Rush Says U.S. Force: To Remain In Europe

NATO Is Told U.S. To Orbit Man This Year   Rusk Tells Of Plans To Launch Rockets T: Moon, Mars, Venus

2 Considered For Vacancy Qn Council   ‘Selection Narrowed To Drug Executive Or Auction Operator

Judge to Rule On Injunction Against TWU   Pennsy Asks Court to Prevent Threatened Strike by Transport Workers.

50 Specialists Sift For Clues   No Cause Yet Assigned For Crash That Took 78 Lives In Illinois Field

Nol for Agreements   SAYS RETURNED NEWSMAN Castro’s Leadership Threat to Hemisphere   Ry HAROLD MILKS

_FBLINV ESTIGATING  A 2 Seine eta NN NO te ane CLERIC.  Loyalty Probed At Space Center

FBI Probes 8 at Rocket Installation   Loyalty Checks Reveal Suspects: 3 Others Resign

Stop Party Fight, He Tells Dems  GOP Sees Battle Helping Them Out

4 tO WIN VISTINCHON...  Dr. Cockerille Named Woman of Year For ‘61

4th to Win Distinction . . .  Dr. Cockerille Named Woman of Year For ‘61

Girls Freeze Feet Fleeing Their Home  Petersburg Father Held for Cruelty

U. S. Charges * Castro Seeks te Subvert Regimes     , Allegation Made in Note Sent to All OAS Statee , oe

AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT; BERWICK TWP. SIGN JOINTURE AGREEMENT   Former N. O. High School To Be Painted: Roof Repaired

Labor convention opens Meany, Reuther split over AFL-CIO problem:

Kennedy Asks Low Tariff Support .  Problem- riddled AEL- CIO  Opens Convention in Miami

Genven sonvention Hon Opens MAL C10 Prena Prepares To Sh Srow United  Backina For JFK

‘Kennedy Asks Low Tariff Support . . .  Problem-riddled AFL-CIO   Opens Convention in Miami

TEAPERATURES   Khrush Bids New Talks « On Germany   Warns West Against Military Buildup To Strengthen Hand

Nikita Offers To Talk   ‘Won't Frighten Us,’ Khrushchev Repeats In Warning West

We Are Ready fo Open Talks, Nik Announces  Warns Western Allies Against Military Buildun

Soviet Premier Issues Warning To West Nation:   Will Conclude Peace Treaty, He Declares

WEST DOES NOT SCARE US-NIKIT/   Repeats Threat To Conclude German Peace; Warns Russia Wil! Meet Aliied Mobilizations.

Red Boss Warns West In Building Up Its Defenses  Says Russia Ready To Negotiate On Rerlin Honeetl] y

Khrushchev Offers To Discuss German Issues With West   Warns Against Military Buildup to Strenathen Hand

No blockade. ready to talk says Nikita   ‘Military buildup is a game that two can play’

Premier Warns Allies Against Boosting Forces   Khrushchev Says Reds Still Ready For Negotiation

Khrushchev Airs Offer To Confer   Red Warns Against Western Buildup Because of Berlin

SATELLITE © RECOGNITION IS DEMANDED   Willing To Talk About Germany On Conditions

Premier Khrushchev Offers To Negotiate On Berlin, Germany      Warns West Against Military Buildup To Strengthen Its Hand

K Offers To : Negotiate Over Two Hot Spots   Germany, Berlin, But Warns West Against Buildup

Nikita ‘Warns West On Build-Up   Russians To Increase Combat Might If Others Mobilize Over Berlin Tension

Nazi Germany Turned Back Time for Jews  Eichmann Hears Professor Tell afk Sactal Fiaht

EICHMANN SC RIBBLES NOTES  Witness Says Nazis Wiped Out Fruits Of 200 Years For Jews

Nazis Erased Jews’ Gains, Witness Says  Eichmann Listens As Professor Tells Of Jewish Setback

Long Struggle by Jews Wiped Out ....     American Testifies at the Eichmann Trial

New Locks Under Way At Maxwell   Workers Hired By Dravo Corp. For ~ Mon River Site

US. Seen In Plot. To Start Conflict   Ranipt Chrof Roaffirme Stand.   Soviet Chief Reaffirms Stand, Appeals Anew For Negotiations

Extension To {Million More To Be Sought   ‘Président. Presents ‘To Congress Program  Defantad Last Fall

INDEX TO Inside Pages   $1.25 PER HOUR Kennedy Pushes Minimum Pay

Coverage. Expansion  s Opposed         Would Include Four Million Additional

Controversial Soft Drink Tax Measure Withdrawn By Sponsor    As Kennedy Promised  Wage Proposal Renewed    In Building Program From Current Revenue   Faubus Gives State Hospital Needs Top Priority

$1.25 Goal As Minimum Wage Seale  Kennedy's 2-Stage Plan Would Cover   Kennedy’s 2-Stage Plan Would Cover Four Million More

Minimum Wage Plan Due Today   Kennedy Will Submit His Recommendations To Keen Promise

Pledge Kept After Losing First Battle   Business Groups Ready To Oppose Further Increase

Congress Gets Minimum Pay Leaistation   Kennedy Keeps Promise, Asks  Ranct ta $195

Minimum Of $1.25 Likely To Be Asked   President Sponsored Measure As Senator

91.29 AN HOUR IS PROVIDED IN MEASURE   Proposed 25-Cent Boost Would Be In 2 Stages  LEGISLATION   Given Congress Today By Kennedy Would Cover 28 Million Workers

‘Gold’ Plan Reaction Favorable. » : :  Minimum Wage Bill Facing Action

Minimum Pay Bill Goes Back To Congress  Kennedy Expected To Propose Hike to $1.25 in 2 Stages

F ight Looms On Minimum Wave Boost   President Returns Once-Defeated Bill To Congress Todav

WESTERN GROWTH SOUGHT   West Governors Set Brain Trust To Lure Capita!

How Dare They Complain! TS they ompiain.  The Strap Kept Slioping Down

Some Americans Scared, Many Amazed By Soviets’ Latest Exploit In Space

U.S. Reaction! Doubt, Complacency, Surprise Greet Soviet Spaceman’s Feat

Average Americans React To Flight: OO ee  Scared, Amazed, Doubtful

MAN IN THE STREET— Reaction of Americans to Soviet tien Feat Range from Doubt to Complacency

To Average American Reactions Vary In U.S. Over Soviet Earth Orbit

Appeal for Respect Widow Asks Public to Keep  Dignity in Gary Cooper Rite:

\FCC Chief Sharply Assails Television Programs for Young, Urges Regulatior

BEER PE MEU OP PRE LUE ie i ee  FCC Head Proposes Network Reeulation   U.S. Network Urged

FCC Would Regulate  Networks   Minow Labels TY Programmin; As “Wasteful”

REGULATION URGED   REGULATION URGED  FCC Chairman Raps TV Programming

Work Gloves Ready   FCC Chief Urges TV Network Regulation   Would Help Programming, Minow Says

U.S. Policies on Congo Told   Strong UN Action, Compromise Sought

Soviet Tests Raise Fallout Level In U.S.   Government Says Increase Poses No Immediate Danger

Russia Sets Off 4th Atomic  Device in Air   Fallout Increasing, But Poses no Threat To America’s Health

Hemingway Dies Of Shotgun Blast Triggered While Cleaning Weapor   61-Year-Old Writer Had Been Ailing; Body Found By Wife, 'Miss Mary’

IN. Y. Governor Urges Agency on Transportation   Department Would Help Nation’s Rail. roads, Draft Policies for Other Carriers.

Monkey Virus Is Found in Vaccine   Two Makers of Salk Drug Temporarily Halt Production

5-Point Program May Get Snip ; Legislature Behind Kennedy   Demos In Harmony  For 87th Meeting

Today's Chuckle   CANDIDATE TARGET U.S. Jury Indicts Six For ‘Frameup’

Confers With Chen Cheng On Red China- U.N. Issue; Awaits McCloy’s Report

Suecessor to Dulles Reported   Fowler-Hamilion . Firtyally. Definite’

President Ends Outdoor Weekenc   Returns to Sweltering Capital Facing Arms, Chinese Problems

China Policy, Disarmament Top Agenda For President On Return To Washington

xk : ' Kennedy Faces Big  ¢ Decisions On China  Policy. Disarmament

Kennedy Returns To Hot Weather In U.S. Capital   McCloy To Report On Arms Parley

UNION TESTIMONY World Leadership Hinges On ‘Slump’   Hearings Near End

Ce fe PURI Pd  Iraq Move To Annex Neighbor, Oil-rich Kingdom Of Kuwait, May Cause Trouble

In the News  wHar's THE ANSWER TO THE SCHOOL BOND TRSUE, IN LE ‘MARS?_ — BE‘INFORMED:BY ATTENDING: ‘MEETING. WEDNESDAY EVENING

‘BETTER PLACE’ SUGGESTED  Armed Laotian Stand By U. 8. Opposed By Top GOP Senator

Nikita Hints Concession  Over Berlin Seeking Talks,  Sources Claim

MT. LIONS UPSET RUNTINGTON; DUNBAR TRIUMPHS  _ —Pages 8.10   Nikita Softens Tone   Red Said Desiring Berlin Settlement

Three Airlines Are Completely Closed By Wildcat Strike  Drastically Reduced Service Being Offered By 3 Other Airlines

Wildcat: Strike 2 3-Large Airlines i in Complete Shutdown   Kennedy Selects 16 Bills For Top Priority

Strike Tightens Strangling Noose On Air Travel   84,000 Are Being Laid Off by 3 Lines

Nation’s Air Travel  Cut Back   Airlines Figure $1 Million Losses Daily in Strike

3 Major Airlines Shut In Strike,” Start Laying Off $4,000 Employes

‘Airlines Lose $1 Million Daily light Engineers Strike Tightens \Stranqling Noose Around Nation

Kennedy Plans ITo Pay Canada Wisit Shortly   Strike Strangles Airlines

Heavy Fog Slows Hunt For Plane   First Reports Say U.S. Servicemen, Families On Board

Jobless Pay Ruled Out In Strike   Ruling of Employment Security Tribunal Is Reversed by High Court

Legislature To Convene On June 14   State's Part In Federal Aid Plan To Be Ironed Out

West Suffers Setback In Laos Combat   But Clarification Asked  Date For Meeting On Laos Cease-Fire Due

Laos Fight Regarded As Psychological  No Major Batiles Reported During Easter Weekend

Ike Warns Against Witch Hunt on U.S. Involvement in Cuban Fiasco

Ike Won’ Altack Kennedy   Urges National Unity In Wake Of Cuba Fiaseo

Ike Warns Against Cuba Witch Hunt      Discloses Japan Trip Canceled; GOP Says [ke’s Wisdom Missed.

Former President Says Country Behiiid: “Kénnedy  Congre ssional ‘Witchhunt?® ‘On Cuba Unwise, Says Ike.

Sees People Behind Kennedy  Ike Advises Congress To Avoid ‘Witch Hunt

In Wide-Ranging Discussion of Problems—  Ike Warns Congress to Avoid ‘Witch Hunt’ on Cuban Crisis

Mission Success  Praised   Tighter Links Said Formed With Allies

Says Trip Has Produced Tighter Links Between West Germany and Other Western Allies.

Veep Reports To President  On Reich Trip   Johnson Thinks His Journey Tightened German-Allied Links

JFK, Johnson Talk About — Berlin Issues   Vice President Is . Confident That Trip Helped Allied Unity

Red Threat ‘Very Real, Avers LBJ   Allies Unified By Flying Trip, Texan Reports   _ SEE PICTURE ON PAGE 8-C

Renews Promise After Receiving Johnson Report   Vice President Gives Account On German Trip

Nation Faces  Difficult Time   President's View Given After Report by Johnson

Johnson Trip Hailed As  Successful   Freedom Of Berlin To Be Maintained Despite Hardshins

GOP Bottles Up City Sales  Tax Increase   Committee Rebuffs Daley; Dems Try For Senate Action.

Need 30 Votes To Reverse Committee Veto  GOP-Dominated Group Slaps Down Half-Cent Levy

Russ Claim Anti-Missile Development  Hint Can Destroy  West Rockets In Flight

U.N. Resolution Hits France for  Stay in Tunisia Vote.66-0 With 30 Abstaining Including U.S.

U.N. Decision Against France   Critical Of French  Troops In Tunisia

Belgian Embassy Is Set Ablaze by Mobs in Cairo   U.S. Building Also Stoned; Other Raids Staged in Warsaw

Outbreaks Continue ei  Belgian Embassies in Warsaw, Cairo Damaged in Mob Attacks

NIKITA ANGRY OVER CORN AND PIG SHORTAGES   Attacks Virgin Land Lead. ers For Not Delivering Their Quotas.

—ANGERED BY PRODUCTION LAG ~ First Corn, Now Pigs Draw Khrushchev’s Ire

Nikita Blasts Corn, Pig Lag  Grain Shortage Also Draws Soviet’s Ire

INDEX   Dick Powell Moves Out Amid Hints Of Reconciliation With Wife June

BB BABS SSS UCR Oe Ke eee  J ohnson Tells Chiang U.S. Firmly Backs China Nats

College Rules May Stiffen   Legislature Studies Tough Entrance Plan

. FRESH FOODS HELP REDUCE FIGURES  Cost of Living Lower During August

Living Cost lading Dips  A Fraction Lower Food Bills   Lower Food Bills Affect May Figures Earnings Rise

LIVING COST DIPS 10TH OF CENT IN MAY   index Almost Level For Eighth Straight Month; May Decline In Meat And Groceries.

Living Costs Showed Slight Dip in August   Lower Food Prices Nudged Consumer Tndex Down

Living Cost Dips Slightly In August   Plentiful Fresh Foods At Lower Cost Credited With Drop in Price Index

Only Small Fraction     Food Prices Lead Small Drop in Living Costs

Living Costs Dip Slightly During May   Take Home Pay Advances To Record High

ONE-TENTH OF ONE PER CENT  Meat, Grocery Bills Lower Cost Of Living

Cost of Living Showed Slight Decline in May   Meat and Grocery Bills Reported Lower for Month

Living Cost Takes Slight Dip In May   Meat And Grocery Bills Lower; Price Index Holds Steady

Living costs take a drop   Downward move brings level to 128 per cent

Groceries, Meats Down   U.S. Living Costs Dip Slightly During May

Price Stability Cited  Cost-of- -Living Index Shows Slight Decline

Cost of Living Shows Decline  Fresh Food Supply Helps Trim Index

Living Costs Drop Slightly During May   Factory Take-Home Pay Advances To New Hig As Costs Dip Second Time In Five Months

Meats, Groceries Lower  U.S. Living Costs Show Slight Drop During May

Meat and Grocery Bills Lower Cost of Living Drops Slightly During May

Consumer Price Rise Lowest Since ‘55  Fresh Foods Slighty Reduce Living Costs

Index Stands at 128 Per Cent  Cost of Living Shows Slight Decline

Cost of Living Down in August  Consumer Prices Up In First 8 Monthe

Living Costs Down Slightly Last Month   Lower Prices of Fresh Foods Given As Chief Reason

Grocery Bills Down 1.26 Living Cost Shows Drop of One-Tenth of One Per Cent

Living Costs Take Drop In August Index   Food Prices Lower But Rise Forecast In Autumn Months

Buying Power Gains Cost of Living Dips as Snendable Earnings Rise

US. Reports Show Dip in Living Costs   Take Home Pay Hits High Mark for Manth of Mav

Living Costs Show ed Slight Dip in May,   Factory Workers’ Take-Home Pay Goes Up

Pledges Aid As Rebels Continue Aitacks:  Khrushchev Supports: Caitre

Khrushchev Pledges Aid To Castro In Invasion; Russians StoneU.S.EmbassyInMoscow

Kremlin Fires  Propaganda Guns   U.S. Embassy in. Moscow Stoned by Demonstrators

Russia Rants But Takes No Step That Might Precipitate War With US.

Khrushchev Fires Propaganda Blast   Related Story, Picture Page 2)

Bill Requiring Fire Protection Fund Passed   House Sends Levy Measure To Senate

Khrushchev May Be Preparing Reds _  ~ For Kremlin Retreat on Berlin Issue

CARLA AFTERMATH  Floods Striking Missouri Valley   BROWNSVILLE HIT BY FLOODING RAIN

Business World  INTERNATIONAL MILLING CO. BUYS  CANADIAN MILL  a 4

Haiti Closes Paper, Ousts Top Catholics   Ranking Authority, 4 Priests Expelled In Conflict Renewa

WARDS SEVEN, EIGHT  Police Jury Accepts Bids On $18,616 In Parish Road Work

Soviet, Dutch Call Back  Ambassadors  Abrupt Acts Follow Scuffle At Airport

}   Airport Brawl Aftermath Ambassador to Netherlands  Withdrawn by Soviet Union

Envoy Is Called, Dutchman s Asked To Leave   The Hague Had Said It Would Expel Red Ambassador

Soviet Pulls Netherlands Ambassador  Kicks Dutch Envoy   Kicks Dutch Envoy Out Of Moscow In Protest Of Brawl

Soviets Pull Netherlands Ambassador  Action Follows Airpo rt Brawl

SECOND ROUND OF POLIO SHOTS TO BE GIVEN JUNE 5   TO BEGIN SERIES

East German cops detain four American soldiers   Goulart returning to Brazil to defy military opponents

Order Cease-Fire In Laos; Ask Armistice Negotiation   MADE CONTACT TUESDAY

Observers Certain of Agreement  Blame Poor Laos Communications For Fighting

Disregarded By Battalion Of Pro-Red Troops   Rebels Attack Key Town On Road To Central Viet Nam

Cease-Fire Order Issued By Laos Reds   Continued Fighting Blamed On Faulty Communications

Cease-Fire Ordered by Laos Reds   Belated Attack Blamed on Lack of Communications’

Rebels Launch New Offensive in Laos Despite Command’s Call for Cease-Fire

Rebels attack key town in central Laos   Plan to proceed on step-by-step basis on fronts

Rebel Radi Broadeasts Cease Fire   Scattered Fighting Sill Contisuine

Joint Armistice Parley Sought  Laotian Pro-Communists Order Troops Cease-Fire

Rehel Radio Delivers Bid For Parleys   Pro-West Regime Invited To Open Armistice Talks

Ask Prompt Armistice Talks  Laos Communists  Call tor Cease-Fi ire

Attacks Made After New Orders  Communications Blamed for N oncompliance

Red Attack in Laos Continues Despite Cease-Fire Order   Key Town Near Central Viet Nam Under Assault

Call On West To Negotiate An Armistice   Pro-Communists Send Message Over Hanoi Radio

—- ?  ARMISTIC CONFERENCE ' PROPOSED   Communications Té Junale Forces Are Bad And Some Rebel Troops Are Still Attacking. ©

Say Troops Will Honor Cease Fire   Claim To Have Halted Military Advances In Laos

But Fighting stil Continues At Noon Today   Latest Attacks Blamed on Poor Communications

Here’s How Voting Went Yesterday   Laos Pealce Talks Asked Pradumticanies Rebels  Ordet Cease Fire Today

West Backed Regime Asked To Join Parley   Red Broadcasts Say Nothing of Meeting Reported Under Way

Reds, Loyalists Adopt Tentative Sefup for Truce  Communists Cail For Government Armistice Step

Armistice Next Step To End War   Laotian Crisis Takes Turn For The Better

Pro-Communist Troops Attack Key Town Near Government Stronghold After Order Is Announced.  VIOLATION BLAMED ON BAD COMMUNICATIONS

Red Rebels Ignore Laos ‘Truce Plans   Observers Hopeful Cease-Vire Will)’ Prove Effective 

But Order From Top Is Ignored   Key Town in Middle Of Nation Under Heavy Assault

Communist Command Orders Troops to Quit   Rebels Still Attack Pha Lane Despite Directions to Cease-Fire; Battalion Size Assault Started This Morning

Pro-Communists Proclaim Cease-Fire in Laos; Meeting Requested Friday

New Attack Blamed On Bad Contact   Call to Meeting For Negotiations Issued From Hanoi

—However, Rebels Attack Key Town On Road To South Viet Nam—Government Command Post Hit By Mortar Fire—Some Observers Blame Attacks On Bad Communications .

Laos Cease-Fire Called by Rebel Leader Kong Le   Immdeiate Truce Called  By Rebel Factions; Red T aadae {lates Nella

URGE PROMPT ARMISTICE PARLEY   Report Fighting Continues In Southern Laos  TAWATLT AML   Asked To Send Delegates To Village Of Na Mon : For Negotiations

‘But Attack on Town Begun To Confuse Situation; Bad ‘Communications Are Cited

Pro-Communists Call for Truce, Sources Report   Move May Create Fa. vorable Conditions for Geneva Conference May 12.

Red Troops Told To Stop Shootinc   Battalion Launches New Attack in Laos

Say Word Not Received By Red Units   Pathet Lao Radio Calls for Talk About Armistice

Commies Call For Quick Talks   Commies Also Issue Cease-Fire Order To Pathet Lao Forces

‘Lactian Pro-Commie Rebels Ordered to Cease Firing; Attacks Persist

New Attack By Rebels Is Reported   West-Backed Rule Urged To Join In Armistice Parley

Cease-Fire Ordered by lane Rebels   Attacks Continue but Blamed on Communications

Laos Communists order troops to cease fire   Reds continue attacks; communications lac mav be reason command not obeved

PLA we WEEE NE he STE le eee eee  Laos Rebels Order Cease Fire For Armistice Talk

FOLLOWS BARRAGE   Truce Situation Uncertain After New Develonment?

Drive Against Town Laid to Breakdown In Communications —Ask Peace’ Parley

Battalion Size Attack Strikes at Key Town   Communications Slip Blamed for Renewed Fiqhts

Fighting Appears Near End In Laos After Rebel Order   Attack Following Cease-Fire Order Is Blamed On Failure In Communications; Prince Calls For Coalition Conference

Laos Reds Ignore Own Cease-Fire   Key Town in Waist of Nation Attacked Despite Order to Halt Warfare

Offensive May Be Due fo Poor Communications   Chance for Over-All Truce Not Destroyed, Observers Relieve

Battalion-Size Assault Follows Mortar Barrage on Government Command Post, Bad Communications Believed to Blame

Order Given By Reds for  Cease-Fire —   Continued Fighting Blamed on Poor Communications

Cease-Fire Proclaimed By Laotians   ‘Some Fighting Still Raging; Order Broadcast

Call for Laos Pea  Reds Order Truce, Then Attack Another Village   U.S. Cautiously Hopeful For Peace Talks On Laos

Rebels Attack Key Locality Despite Truce   ProConmmunist Pathet Lao Gives Cease-Fire Order

But Rebels Attack Key Town—  Red Forces in Laos Order Cease-Fire

If Reds Reject Cease-Fire . SEATO Charts Baitle Plan for Use in Laos .

 Birch Leader Claims Russia Could Take Us Over Without Firing A Shot; Sees Red Influence on FDR

Federal Jury Indicts 13 In Betting Setup   Illegal Telephone Hookups For Race Gambling Charged

13 Indicted In Gambling  Crackdown   Government Says Betting Network Linked 10 Cities

eo Pantin        cao DISPUTE ands Of UN Hike  7%  i ngolese Foran

High Navy Award To Adm. Rickover   Tribute for Service tn Atomic Ship Era

Rickover Wins High Honor for Atomic Work   Nuclear Ships Also Saluted at Building Site

Secretary Rusk Warns Against Foreign Aid Cut   Says kconomizing to Help Pay for Berlin Crisis Would Help Reds.

Economy In Foreign Aid Costly-Rusk   Must Keep Program ‘Going Despite Cost Of Berlin Buildup

Rail Strike Threat Will Be Blocked   Kennedy Expected to Name Board to Study Yardmasters Dispute

Order Expected To Block Strike By Yardmasters   Railroad Walkout on Monday to Be Halted

Union Calls Rail Strike for Monday  President Expected to Give Blocking Order Today

NO DANGER OF STRIKE AT PRESENT   Order Would Send Emergency Board to Study

ALU OadS~ ——aeee  Orders Expected To Delay Strike   Yardmasters Walkout Scheduled for Monday

Expect Kennedy fo Block Threat of Rail Strike   ‘Emergency Board Set to Examine Lebor Disputes

_ ~THREATEN NATIONWIDE TIEUPKennedy Order Seen Blocking Rail Strike

Kennedy Expected To Block Strike  Railroads Threaten Stonnade Mandnay

City Dump Is Leased By Rusten   Wildeat Well To Be Drilled tn Vicinity

Gty Dump Is Leased . By Ruston   Wildcat Well Te Be Drilled In Vicinity

Pope Confers Red Cardinal Hat On Ritter      American, Three Others Honored; 10.G00 See Rites

Committee Nod To Program for Helping Latins   Situation in Cuba Influences Action

Back Proposec Fund foHelp Latin America  Group Favors Bill Aiming to Raise Beste Chamelard

Dramatic Salvage  Attempt   Passengers, Crew Jump Into Sea; 30 Still Missing

Blasts Rock British Vessel 220 Jump To Safety  From Flaming Liner

Explosions Rip British  Liner Dara   Survivors Leap  Inio Persian Gulf

Blasts, Fire Rip Liner In Persian Gulf   More Then 500 Passengers Rescued Bodies Spotted Floating in Water

Explosions Rip Stricken Ship; 520 Rescued   British Liner Dara Crippled in Fierce Persian Gulf Storm

Hundreds Lifted To Safety As. Explosions Rock Liner; & Bodies Seen.From Plane

Save 520 As Blasts Roek Liner   Pilot Reports Seeing 6 Bodies From British Shin

Legislature Approves  42 Bills   Measures Introduced Rise to 935 in House And 818 in Senate

Local Firms Announce Plans For Buildinas   20-Year Plan Soviets Ballyhoo 22nd ‘Communist Congress

House Votes Today on Issue  Rayburn Has Thin Edge On Committee Change

Rayburn Has Thin Edge In Rules Battle  Vote Slated Today On Plan To Enlarge House Committee

RAYBURN SET FOR CLOSE VOTE ON HOUSE RULE   Little Chance Seen For Compromise

Enlarging Rules Group  Razor-Thin Edge Seen For Rayburn In Vote-

Rayburn Rules Edge Appears Razor-Thin   Showdown Vote Today on Larger Committee

Rayburn Seem: to Have Edge in Rules Vote   Margin Could Vanisk in Last-Minute Maneuvering

Rayburn Has Slim Edge in Rules Battle   Showdown Faced By House on Plan To Enlarge Group

SEE RAYBURN WITH THIN MARGIN   In Proposal To. Increase Group To 15 Members  SEEK TO BREAK   Usual 6 To 6 Deadlock On Legislation Backed By Liberal Democrats

Say Rayburn's Got The Edge On Rules Vote  Enlargement of Rules Committee Up For A Showdown Today

Margin For Rayburn In Rules Clash   Chance Seen To Avert Showdown Between Leaders

AE Ragh otetrey  Rayburn's Edge Slight-- ~ i Rules Panel Change Showdown Expected

Narrow Edge For Rayburn Due In Vote   Change In Rules Group First Test Of Keunedy Power

Showdown On Rules Vote   Rayburn Has Slin’ Edge On Plan To Enlarge Rules  Clammittpa

House Votes On Rules Plan Today  Rayburn Appears To  Have Razor-Thin Edge  LB Bis Dic es Se

Rayburn Has Slim Edge In Rules Voting   Kennedy Facing His First Major Test In Showdown Today

House Ready For Vote On Rules Setup  i ees PR aie   Rayburn Given Razor-Thin Edae In Fight

Rayburn Holds Thin Edge In Rules Battle   Decision Either Way Seén Possible’ In Vote on Committee

Rayburn Holds Edge In Dispute   House Vote Due Today On Plan To Speed Up Bills

Allies Call Incidents Dangerous   Gen. Clay Tours Scene of Trouble   ACCESS TALKS FORESEEN  Bonn Offers New Relations

FBI Hunting 4 Cubans in Miami Area   Security Around JFK and Family 1s Made Tighter

Uncover Plot To Kidnap Caroline   Federal, State, City Police Search For Four Cuban Suspects

Kennedy Gir Kidnap Plot Investigated   Police Get Reports Of Cuban Attempt To Seize Caroline

Self-Rule Still Poliey For Algeria   De Gaulle Serves Notice He'll Stick To Ballot Plan

DeGaulle fo Go Ahead With Plan  Serves Notice on His Critics and Enemies

$1 Billion Said Needed By Latins   Would Take Sum To Assure Plan

While Senate-House Conferees Work - Dillon Asks $1 Billion Minimum In U.S. Aid for Latin America

Sales Tax Hike Passes House   Bill Now Heads Back to Senate for Last Showdown

Bill Goes To ‘Hostile’  Senate Speed Up Toward   Speed Up Toward Midnight Deadline Heavy Schedule

City Increase Beaten eee ee  House Approves Sales Tax Boost   Sprincfield. Jure 40 (AP)

HOUSE OK’S STATE SALES TAX BOOST   Haif-Cent Increase Now Up To Senate Where it Was Stopped Earlier By Committee,

City Increase Beaten   House Approves Sales [ax Boost   Kerner Backs Pian  House Approves Court Reform Amendment

STATE SALES TAX BOOST   Haif-Cent Increase Now Up To Senate Where It Was Stopped Earlier By Committee.

Welsh Backs U. S. Court Suit Asking Realignment of State Legislature

Reinforcements on Way to Bizerte  Tunisia Blockades French Naval Base

Tunisia Seals Off Big Base   Launch Campaign To Drive Out French

Tunisia Gives  Shoot Orders   Armed Forces Directed to Fire O1 Foreign Planes Crossing Country

Tunisians Will Fire On Planes   Move Is Made To Stop French Reinforcements

Anti-French Measure Tunisian Forees To Fire At Illegal Foreign Planes

TUNISIAN ARMY BLOCKADES SKY   Told to Open Fire On Foreign Planes

Tunisians Told To Fire on Any Foreign Planes   Order Is Aimed At French Moves

Fire Order  Declared on French   Tunisia Moves to Halt Troop Reinforcements

Tunisian Troubles an aeaeneanninnnenenenmemnnemaammmmnsaniall  French Forces Hit On Bizerte, Edjele Fronts

Tunisians Seal Off Big Base In Move Against The Freneh   Late News  Flashes   French Under Fire

Orders Fire On Planes  Over Tunisia   Bourguida Asks French to Give  Up Air Field

French base is blockadec  Bizerte encircled   Bizerte encircled by Tunisian armed forces

Orders To Open Fire On Planes   Bourguiba After Big Air-Naval Station

Action Against French Tunisian Army Gets Orders ‘To Fire on Foreign Aircraft

Tunisians Blockade  Bizerte   Move By Land Forces Aimed To Making French Give Up Air-Naval Station

Tunisian Troops Seal Off French Base at Bizerte   Ordered to Fire on Planes Attempting to Bring In Rein. forcements.   Ran All Flights

To Stop French Toehold Order Tunisian Army to: Fire Oh Foreign Planes   Castro Molds New Policies

New Crisis Brewing In Africa Tunisia Blockaces Big French Naval Base At Bizerte

Troops Circle Bizerte Base —  Tunisians Told To Fire On Foreign Aircraft

Asks JFK To Prevent Steel Hike  Sena tar Cnvwvaw   Senator Gore Sees Inflation In Price Rise

Two Electrical Firm Executives Start Jail Terms   Officials Surrender Early to Begin 30-Dav Sentences

Executives Of WE. Off To Prison   High-Salaried Men Among 7 Ordered Jailed By Judge

~Pedple-You Know NAME WILLIAM ANSORGE ONE OF 51 WALTHER LEAGUE CARAVANERS — TO TRAVEL CANADA AND U. Ss. — THIS SUMMER

-People-You Know   TP CUMS FOU -AROW NAME WILLIAM ANSORGE ONE OF 51 WALTHER  LEAGUE CARAVANERS — TO TRAVEL CANADA AND  Tc * sNErre GAYTBRARA FED

$7.6 MILLION..   * 4° BR EARLE TSF _*7  CV = Missile Work for Navy

Medical Supplies Flown To Niteroi   Hundreds Of Injured Being Treated For Injuries Received In Tent Fire

Chuckles In The News   By United Press International IMPROPERLY DREScEn

This Week's Republican   July Payments to 513 Persons .  Countians Receive $31,266 -ii- Welferenrthie!

Committee Checks Up —  Farmer, Who Bought $6,100 Cadillac Faces Fine for Overplanting Wheat

Adlai: Peace © Is Gocil   Stevenson Declares United Nations Offers Best Hape

It’s Not The Record, Says Lone GOPer   Federal Money Will Pay 90 Per Cent Of North-South Route

Fireman Bill Vote Stands   House Rejects Proposals To Reconsider Measure

President, Rockefeller Will Confer   Kennedy Moves To Gain Support On Cuban Issue

Weigh Effects Of Cuban Flop   JEK Seeking Bipartisan Backing of Cuban Stand

Castro Threatens All Prisoners May Die; Kennedy Lambasted   Latin Reaction Comforting Kennedy Will See Rockefeller To Seek Support on Cuba; Johnson Sets Visit to Truman

JFK To See Rocky On CubaToday  Extension Of GOP Support Being Sought

Kennedy Has Much Support Over Cuba   To See Truman, Gov. Rockefeller And V. P. Johnsor

JFK Seeks Support On. Cuban Stand   To See Rocky While Johnson Is Visiting With Harry Truman

[Algerian Rebels May Parachute ‘Troops; _ Nation on War Footing   Castro Threatens All Prisoners May Die; Kennedy Lambasted   Latin Reaction Comforting  Kennedy Will See Rockefeller To Seek Support on Cuba; Johnson Sets Visit io Truman

Kennedy to Confer  With Rockefeller  JFK Seeks Bipartisan Steppor for His Position on Cuba

JFK Finds Support In His Cuban Stand   (Text of Kennedy Cuban Speech, Pg. 9)

Clash For GOP Posts  Discounted   Aiken Denies Fight In Store To Fill Positions Vacated -Bry-Death Of Bridves

AS KeSuIT OF bridges Veain  Sen. Aiken Sees No Clash Over Filling GOP Positions

Sabre Jets Bomb Hotel In Attack   United Nations Appears Ready for All-Out Movement

U.N. Bombs, Rockets Blast Big Elisabethville Hotel   , &, Officials  orow Grim Picture of Civil War in Congo

Hotel Blasted U.N. Jets Team Up for Attack On Katanga Occupied Building

Bombed Hotel Headquarters Of Katagans  Eoth Forces Building Up a  oe

Elizabethville Hotel Quarters Of Katangans. Rocked by Jets Of U.N. Force

U.N. Bombs Blast Katangan Hotel   Building Occupied By Katangan Troops; Action Is Possible Prelude To Push

Swedish Jets Hit The Lido; Forces Grow   Possible Prelude To Major Offense By Ground Troops

Planes Attack Large Hotel Major Push By UN Units In Katanga Is Indicated

Big Hotel Blasted by U.N. Jets   Attack Hints Big Push on Capital

Rockefeller to Stress Cooperation, Harmony ‘In Address at Legislative Opening

GOP Leaders Battle for Control as Mavericks Wrest Compromise on Exemption

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS   Injured When Plane Hit Empire State Building, She Thanks God for Recovery

Pacha Pro) ssorl. . liouse. Senate Weed Bills lenoring Knotty Measures

Nikita Ready For Concessions Over Berlin  Says He {s In No LI... PBL Lk UBF ee ke

TELLS ITALIAN OFFICIAL Khrushchev Indicates He’s -Ready To Make Concessions

K. Shows Signs Of Softening   Willing To Concede In Berlin, Germany

Government Seek To Curb Relief Abuses, Help People Get Off Rolls

Kennedy OKs Crackdown Qn Chiselers  Welfare Chief Denies Copying Newburgh Plan

‘Experts’ Wrong Before Many Factors Could Upse  [Forecast of Coal’s Future

Inside...   Base Agreement Signed  Pledge to Remain With Wes! Issued by Trinidad Premier

U.S. Reds Aides  of Moscow,  Says FBI Chief. Link to Soviet Conspiracy  Plain. Declares Hoover

Annual Battle Slated   Opponents Of Racing Bill Flood Capital For Public Hearing

Crash Victim Denied Damages   Find For Defendant In $50.000 Suit

Lenten Guidepost $  Migrant F amily Alters Outlook of Bitter Vet

Portrait of Progress Centennial Slogan      Lenten Guideposts—  With Self-Pity Gone World Is Brighter

Interest On Bonds ‘ Increased   Ten-Year Extension Is Also Made on E and H Series Issues.

Blackout Covering Ford Talks   Compromises Are Reported On Both Sides

Ford, Union Both Yield On Contract   Negotiations Resumed, Effort Made to Head Off Strike Set Tomorrow

Compromises Reported in Ford Farley  7 nn © ce   Company, Union Resume Talks to Head Off Strike:

Ford ‘Talks  ‘Resumed   Changes To Head Off Strike Reported Made By Both Sides

Ford, UAW Com promise  Bids Reportec   Negotiators Go Back To Work;  Deadline Tuesday

See Compromise in Ford-UAW Talks   Possibility Looms That Strike, Set for Tuesday, May Yet Be Avoided.

UAW. Ford give ground   Negotiations resumed to head of auto walkout

Compromises by Union and Ford  Seek to Head Off Strike on Tuesday

SIXTH ANNUAL BANQUET Conaressman Moore To Address Last Man's Clut

Big Split In Phila. GOP Ranks   Hurts Chances For Comeback In State Vote

Trouble After Takeoff Argentine Airliner Crashes Killing 67 Persons Aboard

DC6 Falls, Burns In Araentina  U. $. Oil Experts Believed Passenge:

Argentine Plane Crashes, Burns; 67 Are Killed   Four Persons Dead In Ohio Accident

67 Killed In Argentine Plane Crash   “Airliner Bound for Oilfields; 2. Vietim: ’ May Be Americans

All 67 on Board Die in Crash of. Argentine Plane   DC6 Airliner Burns After Plunging. on Flight ta -Gilfields

Argentine Air Crash Claims 67   Some Americans Believed Aboard Airliner That Fell In Flames

Argentine Plane Falls In Flames ‘  67 Aboard Said Killed; Two May  Be From America

Buenos Ares:  Aitliner Crash Kills 67 People  DC6 Was Headed for 23 Geclils Al Wa65~din

67 Killed In Airliner Crash In Argentina   Burns After Forced Landina

Washington Window      By LYLE ©, WILSON United Press International

WASHINGTON WINDOW  Political Muscle Wasting Away In Room Where Rayburn Is Dying

Legislative Session to Provide Test of Lawmaker, Executive Balance of Power   Detect Partisanship.

N, Y. Port Paralyzed By Walkout   Work Stoppage,  Maritime Strike Virtually Cripple Harbor

Longshoremen Leave Jobs; Ports Paralyzed   Effort Appears Aimed at Clarifying Ship Strike Issues

Dock. Workers Stage: Protest Strike in N.Y.   Langshoremen Want Maritime Unions. To Define Demands

Strike Causes Paralysis Of N. Y. Harbor   Longshoremen Staqe Protest

Giant Rally Of Striking Unions Set  Confusion Is Worst   Confusion Is Worst Ever, Mediators Say

Press Seagoing Unions To Clarify Demands  Longshoremen Strike In Maritime Tangle

New Strike Cripples  Harbors   Longshoremen Stage Protest Work Stoppage

Longshoremen in Protest Strike: Reason Not Clear   Seen as Effort to Bring Clarification

Confusion  Keeds Strike  Longshoremen Leave Jobs To Attend Mass Meeting

Work Halted By Dockers In New York  Strike-Hit Harbor Virtually Paralyzed By Union Action

Probes Set In “Wrong Guessing’  * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  Cuban Debacle Laid Ta Beanuglte Fy Q Tatallt waman

Kennedy Will Study Cuban Force Strategy  U.S. Makes Two Mistakes '

Drive Eved      INTELLIGENCE FAULTY U.S. Begins ‘Searching’ Cuba Study

Five Airliners Have Trouble With Landing  Have Difficulties In Three Cities : In 24-Hour Period

At the Court House   PELE NEW DAMAGE SUITS ARISING FHOM /CRASH NEAR REMSEN

Peonle You Know   PICTURE OF OLDTIME   PRINTERS “AWAKENS /REMSEN EDITOR'S RECOLLECTIONS

People You Know  pagrus OF, OLDTIME. _PRINTERS~AWAKENS REMSEN EDITOR'S   RECOLLECTIONS

Urges Farmers to Work Hard Now on NFO Contracts   Organisational Director Talks to Crowd Estimated at 300 Persons Here Monday Night.

Famous Jan. 6 Speech Analyzed  Kbrushchev Predicts Red Victory Over US

ramous Jan. 6 Speech Analyzed——____ K's Description Of  Coexistence Puzzl ing

Berlin Crises Seen Key Issue For Discussion  Chinese Conflict VAsial. a, At.   Chinese Conflict With Russian Air To Be Considered

Weather   Communist Nations Plan Moscow Meeting on Eve  Of Showdown Over City

SUMMIT TALKS  Sremeeeineemmennmnmneannenemenenae eee ON  Leaders Of Red Nations To Meet

BERLIN SHOWDOWN, IDEOLOGICAL RIFT ON AGENDA  New Summit Session Called by Red Leaders   MESSAGE DUE TO IRK KHRU New Reminder Issued To Russia on Berlin

Reds in Autumn Summit  Two Key Aims Exnected to   Two Key Aims Expected to  Be Covered  By Communists

Defense, Space, Aid Programs Blamed  Can't Halt U. S.’s Soaring Debt

i, 5. SHIPS TO INTERCEPT ae Captive Liner Said En Route to Africa

Festive Ship Is Political Prize   Pi rate Ship Chief Will Talk Aboard

Destroyers Bound For  Same Area   Rebel Captain Refuses Return To Puerto Rico

Request to Turn Back Refused  U.S. Navy Plane Sights Seized Ship Far.at Sea

Weather   Fighters, Bombers to Be Escorts for Transports; Katanca Generally Calm

U.N. to Get Jet Planes Kor Congo   Ethiopian Fighters To Arrive Monday

U.N. Sends Jet Planes Into Congo   Both Sides Honoring Katanga Cease-Fire

PRAYER FOR * ee  e IODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Councii of Charches Religiox Features)

No Quick OK Seen on Pa. Gas Tax Hike  Senate Republicans Force Delay in  Revenue Prneram

Showdown Vote Seen Next Week   GOP Acts To Stall Consideration Of Proposal Until Today

Nine Business Houses Wiped Out  Millon Dollar Fite Hits Las Veqas

$1 Million Fire Hits Las Vegas  Rieinace Riuildinac   Business Buildings Blaze Destroys Nine

Girl, Father Found Slain at Illinois Lake   Search for Gunman Who Is Suspected of Abducting a Woman

Bodies Found Near Belleville  Father, Girl Slain: Kidnaper Is Hunted

New Douglas County State Bank   ‘Nice Day to Steal a Car’ Officers See Danaer

Deny Report Polaris Sub Supply Ship Has Postponed Sailing ...   Base Leads To Protests   TWO EMISSARIES. ARRIVE CAMBODIA

Youth Corps Approved by House Group   Organization To Be Patterned After CCC of Depression

Federal Agency Not Satisfied With Situation   Alabama Governor Declares Martial Law After Racial Rioting

200 marshals are added to ‘Bama forces   Bob Kennedy credits marshals in halt of riots

Historic City Quiet Followin Bloody Rioting   Armed National Guards Patrol Church, Station

Federal Deputies Also Seen In Streets of Montgomery Where Estimated 1,000 Negro Worshipers Spent Most of Night In Church in Protective Custody   Expect JFK, NSK to Discuss  Perennial Issue of Controls

600-700 of R. Kennedy's  Men Called   Federals Not Satisfied With Conditions in Montgomery Strife

SPOMLEUSTILE EL, H4GFSNaS Fake Una irge —  Martial Law Halts Rioting In Alabama

GUARDSMEN QUELL SUNDAY RIOTING  Montgomery is quiet aiter Sunday rioting

Bob Kennedy Sends More U.S. Officers  Brings Total Of Marshals In Riot Areas Tan 400

Total Exceeds 600; Robert’ Kennedy Dissatisfied With Situation in Troubled Zone

Troops Halt Outbreak Of Race Unrest  Negro Crowd Kept   Negro Crowd Kept Inside Church For Protective Custody

Bob Kennedy Boosts Force in Montaomervy   President Flies Back to Capital

More Marshals to Montgomery .. .  U. S. Government Ready To Use Army Regulars

Additional 200 Marshals Sent ToMontgomery   Total Of 700 To Be  In City Tomorrow

200 More Marshals CalledOut   Montgomery Quiet, But Tension Exists

Marshals Reinforced in Alabama's Strife   Montgomery Quiet, Tense After Bloody Race Rioting   POSSIBILITY OF SHOWDOWN Kennedy Returns to White House to Confront Rioting in Alabama

National Guardsmen Join Police And U.S. Marshals In Restoring [Order In Riot-Torn Montaomery

200 More U.S. Marshals Ordered To Alabama Area   Kennedy Faces Showdowr On Federal-State Powers

(Uprising at Church Brings Martial Rule  (Montgomery Quiet Under Patrols   Ready to Send Army if Necessary

Robert Kennedy Acts in Rioting    Federal Government Reported Considering Use of Troops

Force Bolstered To 600-700 After Racial Disorders  Governor Assails Federal Actions; Riat City Ouiet

200 Are Dispatched By Kennedy   To Bring Total Number In Excess of 600

Montgomery Quiet And Tense After Bloody Racial Rioting   Governor Declares Martial Law; Troops Patrol Bus Station, Church

Attorney General to Send 200 More Federal Marshals To Check Alabama Violence   By ALVIN SPIVAK United Press International

Uneasy Calm Imposed By Guardsmen   Martin Luther King Blames Governor; B. Kennedy Alerted

Troops Help Control Angry Mob In ‘Bama   Limited Martial Law Proclaimed In Montgomery

Tense Quiet Prevails In Montgomery   Armed Guardsmen Patrol Key Spots To Prevent New Riots

U.S. Marshals Patrol Alabama Capital Streets   Attorney General Announces Force Will Be Increased Today, Tuesday

200 More U.S. Marshals Sent to Riot Area   Attorney General Is Not Satisfied With Alabama Situation

Governor Calls Out Guardsmen   More Marshals Sent To Quell Racial Strife

. Guardsmen ‘Patrol City   House-Burning Attempts Follow Weekend Of Bloody  Riotine

KENNEDY READY 10 SEND ARMY   ;  Montgomery Force Now 600 - 700 U.S. Marshals; Bob Says They Averted Bloodshed At Church.

Troops Keep  Peace After  Race Riots 18 Whites Jailed  In Disturbances at . > pn Santina (Weseenle

Send Additiona U. §. Marshals   Total Number in Montgomery Now Between 600, 700

Guardsmen Keep Peace.   200 Additional Marshals Ordered Into Montaomerv

200 Additional Marshals Sent To Strife-Toru Southern City   Determine To Maintain Order

May Use Army If Necessary to Restore Graer   Government to Take Any Available Means To Maintain Order

RFK REPORTS VIOLATIONS OF FEDERAL LAW  200 More Federal Marshals Sent to Riot Scene

Immigration Officers Are Deputized   U. S. Reported Set To Use Regular Army If Necessary

Showdown On Federal-State Power Looms   Attorney General Watches Situation

Montgomery, Ala. Quiet But Tense After Rioting; Declare Martial Law

U.S. Marshals In Montgomery  Are Reinforced Robert Kennedy Sends 200 More To Control Mobs

Not Satisfied With Situation’ -Bob Kennedy  Over 600 Marshals To Be on Duty

U.S. Seen Ready To Act in Riots   Move-in of Troops Seen as Possible To Maintain Order

Terrorized Negroes Are Escorted Hom:   National Guard Troops Disperse Screaming Mobs

Armed Guards Patrol Station, Negro Church   Federal Deputies on Streets in Alabama

Turks Pro-Western Iron Man Menderes, 9 Others Condemned To Gallows

Ousted Turks sentenced to die on gallows   Menderes and nine others of former regime

SENTENCED BY TRIBUNAL Deposed Premier Of Turkey, Ex-President To Be Hanged

What's Inside   Ex-Premier Menderes Of Turkey Sentenced to Death

TopTurkish Officials To Be Executed   Former President, Nine Others Given Penalty By Court

Former Turk Chiefs Doomed  Ex-Prem‘er. Pres'dent   Ex-Premier, President Ordered to Gallows

2 Deposed Turks Face Execution   Menderes, Bayar Among 10 Doome: By Special Court

Turks Given Death Penalty   Deposed Premier and Ex-President Are Sentenced to Die on Gallows

Former Turk Chiefs Doomed   Ex-Premier, President Ordered To Gallows

Ex-Leaders Condemned By Court   Deposed Premiet And Ex-President In Group

Ex-Turkish Premier  Gets Death   Menderes Sentenced To Hang For Violating Constitution

Deposed Premier Of Turkey Faces Death on Gallows   Menderes Collapses Before Hearing Tribunal’s Final Verdic!

But Nkrumah Beats Indian Head to Moscow   See Call to Reds for Acceptance of West Moratorium

Nkrumah Arrives In Moscow After Belsrade Meeting  _ Beats. Nehru By Some ~-40-Minutes; Airport In State Of Conéusio

Nkrumah Beats Nehru to Moscow To Tell Khrushchev About Talks   25 Neutrals Ask U. S., Soviet To Halt 'War Preparations’

Ghana's Premier Reaches Moscow  Gets to- Kh rushchev  bi.f... PM. wn hl whens,

Javits Proposes Resolution Backing Continued Policy For Berlin Support

SENATORS TURN EYES TO BERLIN   New York’s Javits Asks Senate To Back Firm Policy Stand

Blasts ‘Open City’ Stand  Sen Javits Asks Backing of Senate For Unyielding Stand on Berlin Issue

Senate Asked To Back Firm Berlin Policy   Javits Attacks Proposal to Form “Free City”

Javits Asks Senate To Support Firm Policy On West Berlin   Against Suggestion Made By Demo Leader Mike Mansfield

Agreement Seen Near in Congo   Leaders Reported Softening Demands

Civilian Group Seeks Aid For Katanga   Sen. Dirksen. Buckle: Oppose U. S. Role in Congo War

peed  Truck Bill 1s Approved by  State House  Measure Permits Larger, Heavier  a

Church Affairs   REV. R. V. GILDNER — DES MOINES PASTOR TO EXCHANGE, PASTORATES — EFFECTIVE JUNE 18 Iowa Methodist Bishop Names Rev, ‘Milo Morris 'To Le Mars Church — Rev. Gildner to Des Moines Church of 780 Members

SPRINGFIELD INAUGURATION PLANS LISTED   —— oe ee ee ee  To Hold Ball Whethe Kerner Is Sworn In Or Not.

Whenever It Happens—  Announce Detailed Program For Kerner Inauguration

SPRINGFIELD INAUGURATION PLANS LISTED   To Hold Ball Whethe: Kerner Js Sworn In Or Not.

Continue Search For Blankenship Blunt Confesses Escape, Faces Grand Jury Action

-ropaganda Coup Near?  Russians Reported Trying To Achieve New Feat In Space

Space Object From Russia A Mystery   AF Claims Two Soviet Astronauts Died In Orbit Try

Hope Is Seen   SENATE IS SPLIT  Dixie Demos Set To Balk Rights Rider

‘YOURE PLAYING POLITICS’ Civil Rights Battles Boil Anew In Senate

Jobless Total Declines By Half-Million   Real Improvement Seen This Month; Carla Is ‘Spoiler’

EMPLOYMENT ONINGREASE   Some Improvement Not ed In Labor Picture Last Month

Idle Figures Fall: Much Bigger Dip Seen This Month   Seasonal Factors Could Reduce Joblessness Tg 29 Millian

Jobless In Decline In September  Improvement Is Expected For This Month

He Believes In Marxism.... Castro Admits Swing Toward Red Doctrine

Believes Absolutely In Marxism  Cuban Dictator So Declares tn TV Speech

Proclaims “I Believe in Marxism”... Castro Publicly Admits He  Leads Cuba to Communism

Castro Tells About Belief In Marxism  Cuobsn Dictotar   Cuban Dictator Says He Is Moving Toward Communisn

Dominican Chief Says Castro Planning Attack      Fidel Castro Tells World That Cuba Is To Be Communistic

Castro Bares Ties to Reds   Fiery Cuban Leader Drops Mask, Admits Regime on Pathway to Communism

Fidel Gives TV Address On Policies   Contradicts Himself In Speech, Forming One Party In Cuba

uban Chief  ‘astro. Says He Will Be me a Ee me   Castro Says He Will Be Communist Until Death

Statement {s in Contradiction To Early Claims   Is Marxist-Leninist, He Says at Midnight

Castro Finally Admits He Follows Communist Line   Imperialism Will Lose, He Declares; U. S. Officials Are Pleased.

REVERSES OLD STAND IN SPEECH   Claims Thinking Changed After Seized Power

Calls Himself  Firm Marxist   Repudiates His Previous Anti-Communist Talks

Cuba Chie' Is Marxist ‘Til I Die’   All Pretenses Are Shattered At Last

Marxism My Code, Fidel Says   Castro Vows Publicly Cubans Are Led on Communist Read.

Castro In  Open Stand  As Marxist Cuba On Road To  Communism, Says Prime Minister

S LEADING CUBA DOWN RED ROAD   Dictator Says He Changed Mind After Seizing Power, Now Is Forming Single-Party Rule.

Walls Came Tumbling Down   Castro Publicly Admits He Leads Cuba to Communism

Castro Says ‘ Believe In Marxism   Admits He’s Taking Cuba Down Road To Communism

Lake Claims Brother, 8, Sister, 6   Randy, Kathy Hettinga Swept Into Deep Water. Third Child Rescued

Undertow Knocks Pair Off Balance   Randy, Kathy Hettinga Swept Into Deep Water Third Child Rescued

Recession Over, Kennedy Tells. AFL-ClO Unit   Goldberg Brings Note To Meeting

lraffic Crashes Take 488 Lives, Drowninas 22/   Jalifornia With 46 Leads Parade of States In July Fourth Carnage.

Russell Says Tests In Air ‘Essential   Bomb Would Kill Humans, Not Destroy Property

Proposal Called Essential  Senate Leader Says Nation Must Open Atmosphere Tests

Building Of Neutron Bomb Urged   Sen. Russell Also Asks Renewal of Nuclear Air Tests

Russell Calls For Resumption Of U.S. Nuclear Tests In Air 70 Develop Bomt

U.S. To Make Big Decision In Few Days   Senator Calls For Development Of Neutron Bomk

One Dead, 45 Injured During Horror Movie   Ceiling Collapses And Buries Crowd

] KILLED, 45 INJURED Theater Ceiling Falls On Homicidal’ Viewers

RW. Laird To Be Acting Dean   Replaces Spindler At School Of Mines

 in the News  GOOD TURN OUT HERE  FOR RURAL ELECTRIC  ANNUAL MEETING

In the News   By GOOD TURN OUT HERE FOR RURAL ELECTRIC ANNUAL MEETING

Proposals Called ‘Mild’ Anderson's Budget Gives Legislature Much ‘Leeway

Budget Allows Lot Of Leeway To Legislature   Anderson Asks $2 Million Boost In State College Appropriations

Premier Quits In South Korea  gee e LI ~~   Do-young Says He Is Making Way Fo: Stronger Leaders

Premier Of Sout Korea’s Military Council Resigns  _ Do-young Says He  Will Make Way For

Do-Young Quits Post In Junta   Gen. Pak Chung-Hi Regime Strongman To Korean Post

General Pak New Premier Of South Korea   General Chang Resiqns Post

Gen. Chang Resigns In  Korea Move   Military Chief Quits Top Posts In North Korea Junta Switcl

S. Korean Junta Head Resigns —   Ft SUL.   Gen. Chang Also Quits Job As Premier, Gen. Pak Rulac Racime

For ‘Stronger Leadership’  Chana Do-Young Replaced In Korea Junta

Council Shakeup South Korea Military Junta  Head, Premier Resigns Posfs

Chang Quits Top Posts In  Korean Junta   Pak Heads Ruling Body; Gen. Song Named Premier

Chang Quits as Premier of §. Korea   Junta Boss Takes Over, Actual Rule in Top Shake-Up

Chang Resigns §. Korea Posts   Believed To Have Lost Power Fight

STRUGGLE. FOR POWER SEEN Premier Leaves Office Under Heavy Guard, But Arrest Is Denied

Chang Resigns S. Korea Posts   Loses Struggle for Power With Top Military, Belief

South Korea’s Top Posts  Chang De Young Quits  Posts In Government

For ‘Stronger Leadership’ ah le [alia  Chang Do-Young Replaced In Korea Junta

Gen. Chang Resigns in ~ So. Korea   Coup Organizer Takes Over as Sequel to Power Contest.

Fought in Civil War Pioneers Provide Stops In Underground Railroad

Fhe Star Joday   Fought in Civil War Pioneers Provide Stops  In Underground Railroad

Two Amending tfforts Blocked In Quick Action   Attempts To Drop Withholding Plan Lose 21 to 10

Draheim Offers Tax Conversion  Would Switch Nalson Compromise Into General 2 Per Cont Salec Tay

Withholding Tax Retained   State Senate Knocks Down Amendment ta Eliminate Feature

Pet eae RP oar ate walyss Tey: Mt iat Peano RIEL TORTS  Coffes-time  Comutent

Drills Taper Off as Space Flicht Nears   Name of Pilot Who Will Make Trip Will  Be Announced Today

Grissom, Glenr Relax: Before Space Flight  Shot To Take Place   Shot To Take Place Tuesday. With Pilot Named. Today = -

Floral float   GOP in official denunciation of freedom tractors program   Hagerty acreec

Harzerstrasse in Chaos As Doors to West Close   By LYNN HEINZERLING

Chaos on Border Street  Doors Nailed Shut by East German Police   Ry LYNN HEINZERLING

Eyewitness in Berlin —  Door to Freedom is Shut   By LYNN HEINZERLING

Pure Chaos Reigns In Harzerstrasse 2 We wena No eee ee  Back Doors O pening On W. Berlin Nailed Shut By The Communists

THIS IS LIFE TODAY IN BERLIN: Pure Chaos Dominaing In Harzerstrasse Today

Concrete Curtain Added to [ron Curtain   Few Dentists in Russia   Chaos in Harzerstrasse

Across Concrete Walls  Young People’s Police Take Heckling From West Berliners

Chaos in Harzerstrasse -  The Berlin of Two Worlds   Rv LYNN HEINZE RIING

There's Chaos in Harzerstras se Communists Nail Doors Shut If They Open on West Berlin

Embassy Investigating—  Student's Letter From Nigeria Turns Up In Newspaper

Accused Slayer Of Six Million Sweats It Out   Defense Lawyer Confident Justice Will Be Served

Adm. Kimmel Says Attack On Pearl Harbor Induced By Roosevelt to Back Pact   By NORMAN G. CORNISH United Press International

Troops Mutiny Against Officers   Soviets Fly Close To U.S. Airplane

Today May End Session At U.N.  Debate On Hungary Tibet, Outer Space May Be Deferred

Four Resolutions on Cuba Wait MEASURES PILE UP AS. UN NEARS ADJOURNMENT

8-Month-Old Girl Alive After Being Tossed On Moving Freight Train

Conferencia De Prensa Del Pte.   Impuesio Que Afectara Todos Los Compradore:s

LE ADVIERTE QUE NO DEBE CERRAR LOS CORREDORES AEREOS   17 CUBANOS, EN UN BALANDRO, LLEGAN A- MEXICO   ESCAPARON EL LUNES Y AYER PIDIERON ASILO A’ MEXICO

La Conferencia  J.F.K.-Gromyko   No Decidian Sobre Unas Armerias En EI B. Valle Ahora

Fayette County Pilot Sure X15 Chosen for Test Can Take Him Of Stamp Plan To Space Brink

Lenten Guideposts Faith in Errant Father  Saved Flying Son’s Life

Lenten  Guideposts  personal messages of Inspiration and faith      At His Son's Side

Kennedy Learns Night On The Town In Manhattan Can Present Problems

 A Harrowing Evening:  ‘Kennedy Nearly Flung At His Last Broadway Fling

Kennedy Has Harrowing Night Out   By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Reporter

— IT WILL BE DIFFERENT NEXT TIME IN NEW YORK CITY —  Theater Sold Out, Restaurant Closed When Kennedy Calls

Fun... And... Excitement Kennedy Has His Last Night On The Town...New York City

Chicago U. of I. Site Picked  103-Acre Tract Southwest Of Loop Appears Choice

PICK CHICAGO SLUM SITE FOR ‘NEW CAMPUS    University: of Illinois to Se . Up. Branch in Hull House Area.

Colonial Powers  Told of Decision   Position Spelled Out With Explanation of Ansola Vote

3 Ohio Blue Law Appeals Lose   Part In Nazi  Plot Is Denied By Eichmann

Native Troops Hit UN Ports   Dag Issues Orders to Restore Situation

Violent Fighting  Rages in Congo Dag Orders Use of Force as Open Warfare Is Waaed on U.N

Convolese Steal Banana   Congolese Steal Banana    Open War Flares In Conge

Africans Seize Seaport, Open Fire in Streets   Force Authorized By Hammarskiold

Congolese fight U.N. in two ports   Launch seaborne invasion along Atlantic coast

UN Forces Flown Into Seaboard  Key Supply Port Now Threatened By Leftist Army

Little Port Of Banana Is ( aptured  — Reinforcements Rushed To Scene

Open War Flares as Congo Troops Fight Bitter Battles With U.N. Soldiers

Mortar Duels, Street Fights Engulf Troops   Key Supply Port Menaced; Garrison Reported Isolated

UN Rushing More Troops Into Section   Bitter Fighting In Streets Follows Seaborne Onperatior

Congolese Landing Starts Bitter Fighting  UN, Congo Forces in Open War

U.N. Troops Attacked In Afriea Area   Dag Orders Foree Used As Warfare Poses New Peril

Kennedy Said Decided  On Larger Draft Calls   Reach Final Decision

U.S. Prepares Further Talks With Allies  Kennedy's Decision   Kennedy's Decisior Regarding Military Power fo be Topic

U. Oo. FOFCeES MIaQyY De Increased  Allies Will Consult. on Berlin Military Buildup

United States Expected To Consult With Allies On Bolsterins Power   Air ForceUnits May Receive Call To Duty

JFK Plans Increase in Dratt, Army   President Will Not Call Reserves Now, Top Sources Report

Ui Decision fo Keinrorce Allied Military Fower..  ImmediateConsultations Expected in Berlin Crisis

Kennedy Clamp: Secrecy Lid on Yolicy Decisions   Believe Basic Policy Calls for Increase In Armed Forces

Kennedly Plans Bigger Draft Calls   Three More Army Divisions Mapped  For Defense

Kennedy Will Step Up Draft Call to Strengthen U.S. Army, Marines

Guard, Reserve Call-Up Likely Kennedy Decides Steps Needed to Meet Threat

Decisions Made Wednesday On Size Of Forces   Kennedy To Make Plans Known On Next Tuesday

U. S. Begins Consultation With Allies  JFK Decisions a  wh ADbkmarinen

DECISIONS ARE REACHED BY PRESIDENT   Nation To Get Hazards Review Next Tuesday

President to Meet  Soviet Premier in  5 p.m. Conference Will Make Clear U, S. Will Not Back Down  In Berlin

Believe Kennedy To Boost Forces For Berlin Crisis   Writers Review Kennedy’s  First 6 Months In Office

US., Allies To Begin Talks On Berlin Crisi   Consultations Set To Decide Europear Military Deterrent

Kennedy Meets Security Group On Berlin Need   “Decisions Made” But Announcement Is Withheld

Threat At Berlin Is  Worldwide  Increase in U.S, Forces Is Coming

Secrecy Lid On Decisions About Mobilization   Consulting with Allies Before Announcing Steps

Kennedy Seen Adding Three New Divisions   Larger Draft Calls Expected In Future To Increase Forces

U.S. Is Expected to Meet With Allies to Determine Increase in Berlin Force   President Talks With Top Advisers   Air Reserves May be Called To Active Duty

Mobilization May Include Air Units   Allies’ Talks on JFK's Decisions Open Friday

Kennedy Asks More Allied Military Power  President Makes Decision to Curb Soviet Threats

U.S. Plans Immediate  Allied Talks   Kennedy Believed Planning To Increase Size of U. S. Forces to Meet Threat

Reserve, NG Call Said Off   Kennedy To Strengthen Armed Forces Instead By Larger Draft Calls

Armed Force Buildup by U.S. Expectec   Army, Marines to Add Strength, New Divistons

JFK, Advisors Meet, Results Not Announced   President Believed To Have Decided To Hike Military

Kennedy Will Take Defense Plans: Fund Plea to Congress Next Week

Kennedy's Decision Subject  Berlin Consultation Near      Any Mobilization. of Ground Forces May Be Matched by Air Support

Allies Plan Hike in Arms   JFK Keeps Secret Decisions on Military Buildup in Berlin

U.S. Talking With Allies On Boost In Military Streneth Over Berlin

U.S. To Consult With Allies On Berlin Plans   Mobilization Might Include Air Reserves

MICROFILM SERVICE & SALES CO. 9.0. BOX 8066 4924 COLE AVE. DALLAS, TEXAS come.   No Word Released On Decisions Made In Security Parley

U.S., Allies Will Conter Upon Berlin  Kennedy Decisions 3 er = a eS ,——   Kennedy Decisions To Be Outlined For Other Big Powers

President. Chief Aides Hold Talks  ‘hinal’ Polhew   ‘Final’ Policy  Spelled Out

Kennedy Plans Buildup Of U.S. Military Forces   Report Decision Made For Larger Draft Calls, Intensified Recruiting

Reinforcing Of Military  Main Issue  Kennedy To Re. veal Decision In TV Talk :

Expect U.S, Allies to Start Talks at Once — On Moves to Meet Kremlin’s Berlin Threat

Kennedy Reported Against Emergency Declaration Call   First Six Months of Kennedy Show Progress, Concern

Kennedy To Tell Mobilizing Plans In Talk Tuesday  Clamps Secrecy Lid on Decisions   Clamps Secrecy Lid on Decisions In Berlin Crisis

Larger Draft Calls Loom  ‘Kennedy Decides To Bring Marine  And Army Strength to 20 Divisions

JFK's Plans Kept Secret : From Public  Believe Kennedy's Decisions Call for Increased Forces

With Allie d Powers s  i mm tr eine nati noses een  tere senammnninonrternin  Talks On Berlin Are Believed Neat

President Meets With Gromyko   White House Refuses to Discuss “pceaus Rumors

FOURTH RACE 3 Yr. Olds Clair   Kennedy reported ready to beef up armed forces

Charles E. Wilson Former Secretary of Defense  Dies at Louisiana Plantatior

C.E. Wilson, 71, Dies Of Heart Attack In Sleep   Was G.M. President And Defense Chief

Wilson, Ex-Defense  Head, Dies   Was Also President Of General Motors Before Cabinet Appointment

Wilson, Ike Aide  For Defense, Dies  Former President of GM, 7], Suceumbs to Heart Attack

Charles Wilson, Fx-Secretary of Defense, Dies   Former President of General Motors 71

C.E. Wilson Found Dead In His Bed   Heart Attack Listed As Cause; Served Ike As Top Defense Official

Ex- -GMC President     Charles E. Wilson, Former Defense Chief, Is Dead

Charles E. Wilson, 71, Ex-GM Head, Dies; Was  Ike's Defense Secretary

C. E. Wilson Ike cabinet member, dies   Former Sec’y of Defense in lst administratior

C: E. Wilson Attack Is Fatal at 71   “What's Good For GM, Good for US,’ Attributed to Him

Charles E. Wilson of GM Is Dead   Headed Defense Under Ike; Famed for His Outspokenness.

C. E. Wilson, Ike’s Defense  Chief, Dies   Former President of GM Heart Atlack Victim

I2 Petitions Dismissed  Judge Sustains UCC Denial Of Benefits to 6 Claimants

te FE COMOHNS LAPSE SSOG     Judge Sustains UCC Denial Of Benefits to 6 Claimants

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TRANSFER TO ARMY, NAVY  ma a etn oe ee eR ED  Controversial Admiral Has Proposed Abolishing United States Air Force

18 Missing as Huge AF Radar Tower Collapses   Only One body Kecovered From Debris: Platform Off New Jersey Coast.

BATTERED BY GALE 4  BELIEVE 28 DEAD AS OCEAN RADAR TOWER COLLAPSES

Radar Tower ‘Disappears’ In Atlantic   28 Airmen Feared Lost In Tragedy

Skin Divers Start Search  Ship Establishes Contact.  UT... B72... fhe... Oo...

in Divers Report: vivors Possible!  } Men on Radar Platform hen Storm Broucht Fall

Rescuers Hear Tappings, May Be Survivors  Admiral Doubts Any Of 28 On Atlantic

Radar Site Sinks With 28 on Board   Ocean Swallows Up  Structure in Storm

28 Feared Dead As Huge Air Force Dosglene Platiarnn Calleamcac lia Atlenatic

Giant AF. Radar Platform Vanishes:  Search Party Hunts 28 Missine Men

Hear Sounds Of Trapped Survivors   Radar Tower Collapses During Atlantic Storm; 28 Men Were Aboard

Gales Cause AF Station To Collapse   Destroyer Locates Body In Floating Debris

Signals Tapped To Rescue Sains After 28 On Radar Station Vanish In Cesan

One Body Recovered; 28 Missing, Feared Dead  Air Force Radar Platform Collapses In Atlantic

One Dead, 27 Missing  ‘Survivors Send Message From Sunken Radar Site

Suggests $80.9 Billion Spending Program for 1962   "BAR 46 ADUARD VELAV  Offshore Radar Post Topples During Gale

Aftlaniic Storm  Destroys Radar Station: 28 Die   Nab Local Youth In Kansas Holdup   John Kollar, 19, Had Stolen Father's Car

Position Weakened By Troop Defections  Congolese Government Present LR...

Morocean Congo Unit To Depart   Orders For Troops Changed, UN Chance To Bargain For Matadi Worsens

U.N. Bargaining Position Is Worsened as Moroccan Troops Leave Congo Force for Home

Say Demands Unacceptabie   Delegates Seek Limits To U.S. - Russian Shelving

Switch Hurts U.N. in Congo   Change of Orders Given Moroccan: Scheduled to Go to Leopoldville

Moroccans F. ly Out Of Congo   UN Bargaining Position  Saffers Bio Blow

MOROCCAN SOLDIERS DON’T ARRIVE U.N. Congo Command's Bargaining Position Hit

Status of U.N. Hurt by Loss of Moroccans  800 Troops Going  Home; Congolese ff" .4 D.Jl'.{.....2

U.N. Command's Position Seen As Worse Today   800 Moroccan Troops Will Be Flown Home

MOROCCO PULLS OUT OF CONGO   Eight Hundred Men Quit U. N. Force; Congo Demands Control Of Air, River Travel.

800 Moroccan Soldiers To Be Withdrawn   Were To Be Used In Effort To Reaqain Control Of Matadi, Banane

Congo Demands a High Price for Re-entry fo Port   U.N. Bargaining Position Hits Low Ebb with Loss of Moroccan Troops.

U.N. POSITION WEAKENS  800 Moroecean Soldiers  Will Fly Home Instead

MOROCCANS'’ WITHDRAWAL HARD BLOW   Rejection Due Latest Demands Of Congolese

Moroccan Soldiers Flying Out of Congo   U.N. Command Finds Bargaining Position Is Weakened, at Least Temporarily; Faced With Five-Point Ultimatum From Kasavubu Reaime

Reinforcements for U.N. Conao force are recalled   ‘Congolese list }demands for UN return to Matadi

Order "Keeps Airfields In Their Hands   Premier Says UN Troops, Supplies To Be Controlled

UN Suffers Another Blow In The Conaqe   Moroccan Troops  Balk At Transfer

UN Congo Position Worsens   800 Moroccan Soldiers, Scheduled for Transfer, To Be Sent Home Instead

800 Moroccans Not to be Sent To Leopoldville   Troops Going Home-Congolese Ultimatum Will Be Rejected

WEATHER   800 Soldiers Of Morocco Scheduled To Help U.N. In Congo Are Flying Home

000 Moroccans To Be Flown Home  U.N. Bargaining Position Seen Worsening In Congo

U.N. Bargaining Position Hurt In Congo Fuss   Morocco Pulls Out Its Troops from African Trouble Spot

800 Morocco, 400 Sudan Troops Leaving   600 Tunisian Soldiers Arrive On Schedule

Moroccan Units To Head Home, Abandon Congo   Pullout Weakens Position of U. N.

yudanese called home after attack  Congolese ask   Congolese ask flight control, strategic bases

Morocean Troops Pull Out Of U. N. Congo Command  Bargaining Position Worsened At Least Temporarily By Move

800 Soldiers Flown Home To Morocco   Action Comes As Gov't Makes  Extreme Demande

Troop Pullout Hamstrings U.N. In Congo   800 Moroccans Scheduled To Be Flown Home   ORDERS CHANGE

800 Troops to Go Home  edie Meath em  UN’s Position  In Congo Worsen:

800 Moroccans In Congo Being Recalled Home   Withdrawal Jolts U.N. Command's Bargaining Positior

District Named In Job Report   This Region Sull Leads In Unemployed

‘Claim Thousands of Women, Children ‘Slain, Burned in Kanioka Tribal Area

Report Thousands Of Women, Children Killed In South Kasai  Wave Of Murder In Congo

U.S. Yields To Pressures For Delegates   Country To Act Fast With Crash Spending To Aid Needy Nation:  In South America

U.S. Promise Rapid Action   Latin Nations Want Loans Made Quickly

U.S. Promises Immediate $1 Billion In Emergency Aid For Latin Nations

U. §. Pledges Rapid Action In Latin Aid   Agrees to Make $ Billion Available b: the End of Nex  March.

U.S. Aid to Schools  Argued in Conaress   Catholic Senator Doubts Loans to Private Institutions Will Be Enacted; Committee Considering Alternative Assistance

Press Group to Appeal Editor's Death Sentence Imposed by Cuba's Fidel

NixonCamy In Denial Of Charge  eS  we   Knight Charges Offer Made For Him To Quit  Zz

Knight Claims Nixon Backer Offered Deal   Will Name Man If Story Is Denied Again

Nixon Denies He Sought Secret Deal to Get Knight .Qut-of Rac      Former Governor Pledges He Will  Name ‘Emissary’

Nixon Fires ‘Libel Threat At Knight   Ex-Governor Meets Attack, Says He'll Prove ‘Deal’ Offer

2 ome ie cemne Iz ea. Y_.* ._. FF Knight Says Nixon Friend  Offered Him Secret Deal

Knight Bares Job Provosal  To Quit Race   Says Nixon Friend  Offered Judgeship

Nixon Mad Over Secret  Deal Charge   False, Libelous He Declares

 Claims Job Offered  Nixon Attacks Charges By Knight as Libelous

Nixon Denies Knight ‘Deal  Former Veep Calls   Former Veep Calls Charge ‘Libelous’

Goodie Knight Tells Tells Of Job Offer If He Didn't Oppose Nixon

Nixon Denies Charges Of Bribe Offer   Retraction By Knight And News Media Demanded

Dick Denies He Offered. Secret Deal’   "Goodie’ Promises “to Present Proof. Within Few Dave

Ex-Gov. Claims Witnesses a ens RE Ree tee: ERNST PSR ION Cr ES  Never Ma?e Job Offer To Knight: Nixon Aide

Where To Find It   Job Offer If Knight Won't Run   Says ‘Nixon Friend Tried to Sell Post  For Political Favor

Nixon Denie: Knight Talk Of Pressure   Governor Replies He Will Present Proof, Witnesses

Former Vice-President Flatly Denies Knight's Charges Nixon Demands Retraction

Knight says offered ‘job  to quit race   Attempt to buy him off made by ‘big Republican’

Knight Lies About Offer, Says Nixon   Predicts Nixon Will Get More Votes Than All Republican Foes Combined

Nixon Denying A Secret Deal   Knight’s Charge Sees Nixon Reply Sharply With Firm Language

K night Promises Proof  Nixon Denies Seeking Secret Political Deal

OFFER TO WITHDRAW CLAIMED Knight Lays Primary Deal To Nixon Friend

Knight Claims Deal by Nixor   Former California Governor Says He Was Offered Job to Quit Race

Nixon Offers Deal To Quit. Knight Says   Ex-Governor’s Accusation Denied By Candidate's Aide

, TE Me Withdrew From Race.  Knight Says Nixon Friend Offered Him Bribe

Nixon Denies Seeking ‘Deal With Knight   Calls Ex-Governor’: Charge False As Feud Boils Up

Job Offer Reported by Knight  Claime Riivan   Claims Nixon Has Offered Him Job

NIXON'S FRIEND ACCU SED  ene setae tap en err sancbaa mene ie ener epame farceate eetnantice acy sentoinarh se eprementaN  Ahnight Bares Bribe’ Offer

Nixon Rejects Charges Made Of Deal Offer   Governor Knight Comes Back With ‘Proof of Eye Witness’

NIXON SUPPORTER INVOLVED  Knight Charges Political Bribery   ‘Agency Shop’ Said Legal

Nixon Says He Made No Offer To Ex-Governor   Knight Replies He Will Disclose Name At News Session

Knight Says Nixon Aide Offered Hit ‘Any Job’ if He’d Drop ‘62 Candidacy

Charge Called False, Libelous.. . Ex-Governor Knight Not Offered Job, Nixon Says

Nixon Denies He Sought a Secret Deal With Knigh   Ex-Goyvernor Promises To Tell Details Soon

EX- Governor Promises Proot .  Nixon Denies Secret Deal To Oust Knight From Race

Knight alleges Nixon offered him a secret deal to withdraw   “Drenosterous”’

Nixon Brands as Libelous Knight's Charge of Top Political Job Offer

cites ‘Dick’s’ Friend  kx-Gov. Knight Bares Offer Not  To Oppose Nixon

Claim of Pressure. Attempt Called False, Libelous  BPormor Covernor Savs He Will   Former Governor Says He Will Divulue Name of ‘Emissary’

Knight Says Nixon Friend Offered Deal   Ex-Vice President Spokesman Says It’s Preposterous

In Wake Of Revolt   Brands It ‘False And Libelous’ Nixon Denies He Sought ‘Deal’ To Get Knight Out

Nixon Flatly Denies Offering Knight Job To Get His Withdrawal From Governor Race

‘Nixon Labels Knight Campaign Charge ‘As False And Libelous On Ite Face

On The Inside   (RPEL@C PEC Gtithl AMY pur Knight Says Nixon Asked Him To Withdraw From State Race

Press, TV Retraction.  Demanded   Shell Says He'll Continue Fight

Knight Says Job Offered By Nixon   Former Vice President Denies Making Offer to Get Knight Out of Race

‘A HERO OF PEACE’—JOHNSON ~ Dag Hailed As ‘Servant Of Mankind At Funeral   Knight Says Richard Nixon Offered Him ‘Deal’ To Quit Governor Race

Says Witnesses Heard Phone Call With Go-Between  Nixon Aide Denies Charge;  7 meee Desadks ae deni   Nixon Aide Denies Charge; Democrats Pounce on Lssue

MAGFGES Vanled raise  Nixon Denies Deal For Ousting Knight In Race

Knight Says Nixon's Pal Made Offer   Tender of Any Job Te Quit Race, Onetime Governor Claims.

Knight Tale Gets Blast From Nixon   ‘False and Libelous or Face,’ Dick Says of Deal-Bid Story.

Story Is Denied , Knight Accuses Nixon Friend Of Offering Job Not to Run

Krehbiel Says Knight Guilty Of ‘Blackmail!   Calls Publicized Secret Deal Offer False And Recalls Brown‘s Court Deal

Knight Hit. As ‘Political Blackmailer’   GOP State Chairman Replies to Charge - Of Nixon Deal Offer

He Denies Charge Nixon Accused of Offering Knight  Plum Not to Run

Ex-Governor Accused Of Political Blackmail  Goody Says He'll Name Emissary Who   Goody Says He'll Name Emissary Who Made Offer Of Post If He Withdrew

Nixon Denies Knight's Charge of Deal; Says Statement Is False, Libelous

Knight's Claim Of Job Offer Is Quickly Denied   But Goodie Sticks To Guns in West

Calls Charge ‘Libelous’ Nixon Denies He Offered Knight Job to Avoid Race

Richard Nixon Denies Offering Deal To Knight      Former Governor Says Effort Made To Get Him To Quit Race

Long-Simmering Feud Boils Hixon Denies Knight Accusations alls Charges False and Libelou:      California Outburst Frias GOP Jumpina

Nixon Denies Secret Deal To Get Knight Out Of ’62 California Race

Knight Offered Top Job to Quit Calif. Race’  Nixon Camp Ouick   Nixon Camp Quick to Call Charge Totally Pranosteroue

New Parley On Berlin Set Today  Bist -Gromyko nee  tt Te fw™ @.6

Rusk Talk May Blunt War Peril   Diplomatic Progress Hinges on Russian Willingness, to Abate Tough Berlin Stand

Seize 45 for Trial With Possible Death Penalty; Say They Planned U. S. Help

Korean Coup Heurehead Faces Death   Do-yung Charged With Treason By Military Junta

korea Coup KF igurehead  Faces Death  g Tee ee    U.S. Troops Linked to Plot

Ousted Kores Junta Leader Held In Plot   Chang, 44 Officers Accused Of Planning Pak Assassination

Junia Says He Involved U. 5. Troops  Ravalt Aid   Revoit Aid Sought From fGen Moaarirler

11 Are Injured InTrain Wreck  = Rock. Island: Rocket : Slams: Into Grader

Fear Move By Rebels  In Algeria   De Gaulle Takes Dictator Power; Airports Closed

AIRPORTS ARE CLOSE DURING NIGHT   Intercept Order Issued Against French Flights

Reserves Called As Algerian Crisis Heightens   De Gaulle Closes Airports; Enforces Home Garrisons

Mobilization Of Reserves Is Started   Algerian Forces Deny Plons For Invasion

Crisis Faces De Gaulle In Revolt Plot   Absolute Powers Taken To Check Rightist Moves

Call Out Reserves  OnDef ense  Air-BorneAttemp! ‘Is Great Concern

Brace To Repel Rebels  Expect Attack   Expect Attack From Alceria

Fearful of Paratroop Invasion   DeGaulle Ready To Call Up Defenders Algeria Mutiny Grows

Debre Calls Up Reserve  Army Force   ‘Gen. DeGaulle Get: Backing Of Nation. Key Sites Guarded

RESERVES BOLSTER DEFENSE   Paris, Other Major Cities Heavily Armed

Reservists Called UpTo Meet Attack  Fear Paratroopers From Algeria ay Try

Kumored Move To Seize Paris  Fails To Occur  De Gaulle Acting To Balk Algerian Military Group

French To Call Up Reserves   To Strengthen Its Defenses In Homeland

Fear Paratroop Invasion by Rebels   French Army Is Facing  Agonizing Dilemma

French government fears alr invasion   Airports ordered closed again: reservists called for defense

Reser "vists Called Up At Home   Ban On Flights Into Airfields Near Paris Is Renewed

Paris Tense After Six-Hour Alert For Paratroop Attack; De Gaulle Gets Wide Powers

Government To Call on  Reservists  Fear of Invasion  By Army Rebels

Takes Steps fo Block Action by Algerian Junta   Rally to Support Of DeGaulle Against Uprising

Airports Closed, Security Action  Is Taken Today   Air Force Ordered to Intercept Flights

Invasion From Algeria Fails To Materialize   De Gaulle Assumes Emergency Powers; Nation on War Basi:

Reservists To Be Called To Stiffen Defense   Junta Makes Strong Claims Of Success In Algerian Coup

Mutineers In Algeria Threaten   Fear Parachutis’ Drop In Capital  ~ = = a ee mem UAC

Threatened Invasion Of France By Mutinous Paratroops From Algeria Fails To Materialize   Volunteers Stream In

Capital is In Peril, Warns French Leader   France Rallies Behind De Gaulle: Air Force on Alert

Nation On Aiert Although Feared Attempt To Seize Paris Does Net Material ize Sunday Night.  “> ~~ ss ee ew o~ 06 6S CO Oe OO = oe = ee   REBELS CONTROL KEY ALGERIAN CITIES

Announce Plan fo Strengthen Home Defense   Order Air Force to Remain Alert for Paratroopers

De Gaulle Is Backed By Public  Rebel Claims  In Algeria Are Rehutted

Braces For Assault By  Paratroops   Reserves Called Up, Air Force On Alert

Paratroops Descent On Paris Feared   Algerians Claim Backing; France DeGaulle

De Gaulle Acts Against Rebels From Algeria   Full-Fledged Revolt Against Policy in Africa Under Way

Mutineers Claim Gains In Strength  - Most of Nation On Sy eee ne  eer er ee   Most of Nation On Virtual War Footing After Attack Renort

FRANCE 10 CALL OUT RESERVES   Frenchmen Rally Behind  De Gaulle After Threat Of Air Invasion From. Algiers; Airports Closed.

] PARISIAN AIR IS ELECTRIC   French Call Up Reservists To Strengthen Defense

Reservists Will Be Called Up To Strengthen Homeland Defenses — Some Special Precautions Relaxed After Fears Of Airborne Attempt To Seize Paris Fail To Materialize — Mutineers Claim Aleerian Revolt Soreading

All Airports Closed Again Late Today   Paris, Other Cities Armed Against Mutineers

JFK Applauds Stand Against Army Revolt  eria Drainin   Algeria Draining French Strength, Hurts NATO Allies

‘Nation Spends Tense Night Awaiting Arrival Of Rightist Paratroopers From Algeria

Rebel » Fears   Reservists Called Out in Case of Paratroop Landing by Mutineers

Reservists Called Up To Strengthen Forces   Premier Warns of Possible Airborne Invasion of Paris by Right-Wing Army Mutineers from Algeria Units

Invasion By Paralroops Still Feared   Army Mutineers In Algeria Claim Growing Strenoth

Coup in Algeria Carries Threat Of Civil War   French People, Major Allies Rally Behind De Gaulle in Crisis

Fear Invasion By Mutineers From Algeria   Government To Call Up Reservists To Strengthen Home Defenses

Algerian Attack Feared   France Warned Jumpers Ready to Seize Paris

Fears Rebels Will Invade   Allies, Citizens Rally to President De Gaulle’s Aid

PLACE FRANCE ON VIRTUAL WAR BASIS   Reserves Called Up, Air Force Put On Alert      DE GAULLE.   Assumes Almost Dictatorial Powers To Combat Military Junta

dhreat Ot Algerian Invasion Dwindles-- “France Rallies Behind De Gaulle

‘Hard-Core’ Unemployment  Nation’s Jobless Problem Registers Upswing For July

Red Star Dominates Cuban Christmas But ‘Can't Submerge All The Old Traditions

Inside The Times   Traditions On Wane  Yule Star Shines Red In Havana

Ohio Runs Out Of Money There’s Little For Anyone In State’s Fund Measure

WEATHER LOOKS A-OK Grissom Gets Ready For Trip Into Space Tomorrow

LOCAL WEATHER—   Nation Begins Nerve-racking Wait  Countdown Begins For Grissom

Countdown Begins For Rocket Trip   Shot Scheduled For6A.M. EST.  Tomorrow

Grissom Chosen as Second Astronaut To Make U.S. Entry Into Space

Grissom  Chosen For Space Shot  Weather Prospects   Good For 2d U.S.

Count * Ticks OFF = Pick Grissont  For Second Ride Throuch Space

Radiation From All Atomic Testing Within Health Limits, AEC Declares

AEC Reports Fallout Peril Not Serious   Detailed Account Of Past Nuclear Tests And Effects

Humanity Not Doomed Yet Count Shows Radiation Exposure On Safe Side

WEATHER   Radiation Leve Is Still Safe, AEC Believes   Recent Russian Tests To Produce Fallout Double All Past Tests

ACK reports —  Radiation from atomic fests fo remain within safe limits

Radiation Exposure to Humans to Stay Within Acceptable Limits, Says AEC

AEC's Most Detailed Report: Radiation Exposure ‘Safe Even With Latest Testing

Total Nuclear Fallout Evaluated  AEC Says Public Need Not Fear Radiation From Red Bomb Tests

No Danger To Health In Fallout   AEC Reports On Fallout From All  Tests Since “45

Fallout Won’t  Increase To  Danger Point ’ Scientists Iesue  >... .,.   ’ Scientists Iesue Report on Radiation From Soviet Tests

Within Acceptable Health Limits, U. $. Says—  Radiation Exposure From All  Tests Since 1945 Said ‘Safe’

A. F. Spikes Rumors At Crash Scene   Not Digging For Nuclear Devices

UNCLE SAM MAY NEED ‘HELP TO LET GO’  U.S. Position in Congo Almost Untenable

Sphere Inflates, Four Stages Fire  Satellite Lost; Not Sure It Has Orbited

Success Will Mean Two Firsts   Could Give U. 5. Another Satellite Site, Aid Fuel  Penhlame

Fourth Stage Of Scout Now Circling Earth  ‘Poor Man's Rocket’ Lofts. But Loses Balloon Satellite

U.S. Sends ‘Poor ‘Man's’ Rocket Aloft   Fate of Balloon Space Vehicle Is Still Not Known

America Tries To Put Balloon Moon In Orbit   Satellite Launched With Newer Type ‘Poor Man's Rocket

America Tries To Put Balloor Moon in Orbit  Satellite Launched   Satellite Launched With Newer Type ‘Poor Man’s Rocket’

BQNT oy Fer ih SITES TT  Huge ‘Poor Man's Rocket Launched: Results Unsure

America Iries To Put Balloon Moon in Orbif  Satellite Launched aA0e,6 64S... lm

New Type Space Vehicle Put Up  Not Known Whether Sohara le in Orbit

U. S. Fires ‘Poor Man Satellite   Officials Delay Report On Fate Of Scout Rocket

‘Launched By Scout Rocket  12-Foot Balloon Satellite Lost, Space Officials Report

Balloon’s Fate Is In Doubt   Trial Big League Test For U. S. Scout Rocket

Big Balloon Is Rocketed Into Space   Officials Uncertain If 12-Foot Sphere Went [nto Orhit

US. Puts Up Moon, Tests Cheap Fuel   Success Means Two Firsts in Space Race With Russia

Success Would Produce 2 American ‘Firsts’; Cheaper  And Simpler Fuels Tested

Balloon type satellite lost   Rocket casing in orbit but no sign of ‘moon’

JU. S. Launches Balloon into Space; No Report on Orbit   Hopes High

Can't Say If It Goes Into  ‘ Launches Balloon Type Vehicle Into Space

Two Firsts. At Stake — For Nation   MAJOR TEST FOR  POOR-MAN’S ROCKET ®. E@ANK CAREY

U.S. Fires Another Space Balloon   But NASA Not Certain New Sphere Is Orbiting Earth As Planned.

America Tries To Put Balloon Moon in Orbit  Satellite Launched VAs ist Okt enn   Satellite Launched With Newer Type ‘Poor Man’s Rocket

'Racine Man Killed In Car-Truck Crash    ee Tee seenswarTrnm peewcs

'Goes To Conference Commitiea  ————_——_— erence Committes:  Jobless Aid Bill [Passed By Senate

Solons Seek Compromise On Measure   Provisions May Delay Distribution

No.  Anti- Recession Move  Senate Okehs Bill For Extra Benefits To Jobless Workers

Rail Workers Extension Also Wins Approval   Measure Now Goes to Joint Committee for Compromise: Delay Expected.

Would Add $1 Billion To Benefits   Conference Committee Must Now Work Out Compromise on Bill

$1 Billion Extra ‘Jobless Benefits ‘Given Senate OK   FOR EARLY DERATE

Senate Passes Bill Granting Jobless Workers Extra Unemployment Pay

Senate Passes JFK’s Jobless Work Program  Only 4 Vote Against Bill

Billion Dollars in Benefits; Group to Iren Differences  With House-Passed Bill

Jobless Aid Bill Passed By Senate   Kennedy Allies First Beat Byrd Amendment 44 to 42—Extends Unemployed Pay Time

Governor Signs House Measure On Reapportion  OO OS ee   Not Happy About Giving Approval

U.S. Jumps Back Into Atom Race  W ashineton Orders   VW asnington Orders Underground Testing

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Ford, UAW Resume Talk Under Government Push  To End Strike Quickly

City, Union Reach Agreement; Break  6-Month Deadlock   Hard or Softhoiled Classification Pons to Dinlomatic Kettle’s Surface

Ariyve tO t200F — my Unest  Nebraskan in fatal accident in Kansas

At the Court House  DIVORCE ACTION. IS  TFT £2 Ser rea TFTar OSs EB we weO

Two Yanks Arrested as Spies   Scotland Yard Nabs  Five at Navy Buse

: :  Second Arrest Made In Embezzling Case  Corporation Executive Held

Americans Ordered Out of Vientiane as 3-Prong Drive Creates Threat to Capital

Meeting Of SEATO Council Call ed   Potent U.S. — Alerted For Laos Action

Communists Winning In Laos   Cuba Is ‘Bombed’ With Thousands Of Leaflets

W. Virginia Begins Food Stamp Signup   McDowell County “Guines Pig;” Adults Tell Earnings For Free Food,

Food Stamp  Plan Goes Into Use  Ww, VV Dae   West Virginia Test Area For  , SRE: - ae one

rooa rrogram lest  Stamp Plan Goes Into Effect Today In Rugged West Virginia Section

vepressed Areas Froject— Penny-Pinched West Virginians To Sample Food Stamp Proaram

Portuguese Liner Hunted By Warships   600 Passengers On Vessel Hijacked By Armed Band

N. Carolina Road House Scene Of Riot   Police Succeed In Keeping Apart Armed Race Rioters

[Police Break Up Race Scrap   Armed Whites And Negroes Near Riot

Petition To House Is To Ask Governorship Be Declared Vacant   Cites Investiqation Mandate

Joint Committee From Legislature Will Investigate Alleged Lake County Election Fraud.   PROBE LIKELY TO END IN STALEMATE

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  san Antonio Demos Wir

U.S. To Provide Quick Funds For Smal! Nations   Wrinkles To Be lroned Out of $20-Bitlion Long Range Setup

LBJ'S GUEST —  PRY Bago. oe ee mw Es . e-¢ 2 rr Co tien y 7 ra : AA OB é

Equai anc Fappy  Big Officials, Man in Street  Impress Humble Camel Man

Everybody Is Invited To Visit Cart Driver   —BY RASHIK AHMAD— tAc Told Ta FRANCES STILT

It's Unbelievable, Says Camel Driver   By BASHIR AHMAD As Told To FRANCIS STILLEY

Flood Of Mail Hits Congress; Backs Walker   Senate Armed Services Committee Chief Say: Further Investigation Is Not Being Planned

Nikita Has A Face-Saving Dilemma Now  Does He Seek Way Out of Impasse Over Berlin?

Kuwait Returns to Normal,  Shrugs Off Threat From Iraq   Berlin Situation Gives Khrushchev Face-Saving Problem

SECURITY COUNCIL NOW IN SESSION:  Nikita Searching For Face-Saver

Khrushchev Seeking Face-Saving Way Out of Uncomfortable Berlin Situation, His Remarks Indicate

AAU POW” EFOM IT: ———  Khrushchev. Seeking Face- saving 3 Way Out Of Uncomfortable Berlin Impasse

Maybe U.S. Isn‘t Bluffing  Soviet Premier Finds Berlin Issue Uncomfortable Situation

Khrush Finds Himself In Corner On Berlin, Seeks Face-Saving Way Out

Khrushchev Appears To Want Way Out Of Berlin Situation   Seems To Be Convinced That U.S. Not Bluffing On Issue

Keds show Signs of Backing Ort trom Showdown  Khrushchev Seen Angling for Minor ‘Deal’ on Berlin

Is Khrush Trying To Save Face?   Berlin Offer Is Seen a: Move To Salvage Some Profit.

Nikita Seeks To Save Face Over Berlin   Reportedly, He Is Looking For Way Out Of Situation

OFFERING WEST DEAL  Soviet Seeks Face- Saving Way Out Of Berlin Crisis

Offering West A Deal?  Khrushchev Seems Seeking Way Out  Of Berlin Situation

Key Role Up To Successor, Congress Told   Tone of Message Is Opposite to Report Kennedy Received

Contrasts Kennedy Report Calling for Emergency Measures To Combat Recession

lke Believes U.S. Economy Future Bright  Reports Firm Base Laid for Sound Growth

lke States Base Laid  For Growth  Ike Message In No Mention Of Recession

His Farewell Message Paints Rosy Picture Of Economic  Future of U.S.

 JEG FRUFESSUR oATS —~  Fourth Down, Inches to Go In Berlin's East-West Game

JFK Vows: No Retreat at Vienna  Diplomats Hint Khrushchev May Spring Spectacular New Pronaosals at Meetina

To Tell Khrushchev Of US Resolution   Kennedy Outlines Aim Of His Trip To Vienna

Calls US ‘Greatest Revolutionary Country’ Kennedy Flies To Europe Hoping To Ease Tensions

_WARNS FOES THREE WARS MISTAKES’   Leaves Tonight For France With Vienna Due Later

Speaks At Mammoth Birthday Party Ot tly  JFK Lists Aims At Talks

Says U.S. Still Leads  Revolution   To Avoid Causing Miscalculations

Kennedy Set: Strong Line For Vienna  U.S. Has No Fear Of ‘Revolution,’ President Says

Close Ties With France To Be Goal  ‘Revolution’ No’ Cause for Fear, Demos Told

No-Retreat Vow Voiced By Kennedy   He Leaves for Europe Tonight To Talk to De Gaulle, K.

Kennedy off for Europe  ~ Vows to retreat   Vows to retreat not one inch as freedom bearer

Kennedy Vows Not To Retreat   President Leaves Tonight On Trip To Paris, Vienna

President fo Warn  Nikita That America Will Defend Freedom   Republican Leads  In Senate Race

Won’t Retreat One Inch In Sessions With Khrush, President Kennedy Says   Attorney General Asks ICC  End Racial Discrimination

U.S. Will Resist Threats to Free,  President Vows  He Addresses 6,000 Democrats at Fund Raising Dinner and Rirthdav (Celehration

Won't Retreat, Says Kennedy  President Flies to Paris Tonight as. °°. lea eid > m a   President Flies to Paris Tonight Vowing to Stand Firm in Parleys

President Leaving For Paris   Not One Inch Of Retreat, Kennedy Vows

Flies Tonight for Talks in Paris, Vienna   Birthday Party Hears President Lay Down Policy

K ent ned ony lakes Off For Paris Tonight: Khrushchev In Vienna Saturday

Freedom Will Be  Theme af Vienna  Kennedy Will Renew ~ U.S. Peace Stand

Man's Freedom Silent Guest At Meeting Table   President Spoke Before 6,000 At His Birthday Party

‘Ours ls Greatest Revolutionary Nation’ President Departing With Pledge to Uphold Freedom

Kennedy Off for Summit   Vows at Birthday Dinner ‘No Retreat From Freedom’

To Meet Debaulie#, Anrusncniev SN  Kennedy Off for Europe, Pledges Not to Retreat

‘Will Tell Nikita of U.S. Resistance to Freedom’s Foes, Kennedy Asserts

Kennedy Vows Not To Retreat As Spokesman   President Leaves Tonight For Talks With De Gaulle, Khrushchey

May Supplant King James Version New Bible, One That Anyone Can Comprehend

Tanker Explodes One Man Killed, 1 Are Injured   Flames Threaten Big Fuel Storage Tanks

1 Person Reported Missing  Navy Tanker Blast Kills 1, Injures 21

Mighty Blast Racks Tanker   One Person Killed, 21 Injured; Hulk of Navy Craft Still Burning

Tanker Blaze Toll Limited To One Death   21 Injured As Explosions Rock Fuel Storage Area

iixplesion Gn Tanker halls One   Blast Occurs While Discharging Fuel; 21 Persons Are Injured

One Killed In Navy Ship Blast  21 Injured As Five Engulfs Vessel

Explosion, Fire Wrecks U.S. Tanker   One Person Killed, 2) Injured; Ship Was — Unloadina Fuel

One Killed, 21 Hurt In Ship Blast   Explosion On Navy Tanker At N. Carolina Port

Throws Bomb at Police  Man Says He Intended To Wipe Out His Family

GOV. DALTON RE-APPOINTS E. H. BERRY 10 THE BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY; HINTS AT CHANGES

In Harrisburg on Friday...  Demo Lawmakers Called To Reapportionment Talks

U. S.-Soviet At Odds On Disarm Talks   Hopes Dim For Any Agreement By Two Nations Right Now

Hopes Dimmed or U.).,. Arms Accord ~ Countries Still At  : dds Despite Talks ~ By. Thompson, Nikitc

Strip Hearings  Reopen   PRR Expected — To Testify in Harrisburg on Controversial Bill

Emban rassing to Penndel Sauire e To Have Santa at Bar of Justice

Declare State Of  Emergency   Iraq Claim To Little Oil-Nation Opposed By Saudi Arabia And Jordan

‘A Horrible Mistake’  Fish Bound To Be Cheered “Ne Worker Pulls Wrong Tap

3 Youngsters Drowned As Boat Upsets  Kentucky Childre:   Kentucky Children Victims In Mishap On Lake In Ohio

Boat Accident Takes 3 Lives  Indian Lake Scene   Indian Lake Scene As Children Die

3 Kentueky Children Die In Lake   Pontoon Boat Capsizes With 123 Peonle Aboard

* City Uses Too Much ‘Red’ Ink - Page 4 * football Ready To Return - Page 317 * “pahn Joins Pitching Elite - Page 31 * Yellow Jackets Promote Safety - Page 18   . , 3 Trapped Children Drown Indian Lake Tragedy: As Pontoon Boat Capsizes

Coroner's Jury Vindicates Marshall in Fatal Shooting   PARENTS AT INOUEST   -TEITS OF PLIRSUIT

TOWN MARSHAL IS VINDICATED Coroner's Jury Returns Verdict of Justifiable Homicide in Deaths

Town Marshal Vindicated — Coroner’s Jury Rules Twin Killings Justified

Big Rural Vote Puts Democrat Waggonner In   CONDITION NOT SERIOUS  Ex-Sheriff Coc Shot By Guard

Bid for Wider Support Made By Brazil VP   Waits in Paris for Political Storm to Put Him Into Offies

Goulart Waits For The Storm  Barred From Brazil By Military Chiefs

Goulart Bids For Wider Support   Brazil Vice President Seeks Conservative Backing, Gets Hand From Former Leader

Goulart Bids For Support   Legal Successor To Quadros Asks Help Of Opposite Parties

Suspends Cleveland labor unit   Meany places CFL under trusteeship

Ask Chrysler Pressuring.. Be: Halted   _. Antitrnet. Suit Involves Sales - OF Lark Compact

Pressure By Chrysler Is Alleged By U.S.   Big Corporation Is Accused In Anti-Trust Suit Of Forcing Deaiers To Quit Lark Sales.

Father, +, Brother o Jo  Vergas Youth Killed on Construction Job

Father, Brother on Same Job  Vergas Youth Killed  on Construction Job

NATION THRILLED AT NEWS Britons Air Titles For Offsnring of Princess

Legislative Action Due Ohio's Long-Time Jobless Assured Of GOP Attention

Ohio GOP Bent on Aiding Unemployed   Hearings Scheduled On Series of Bills To Solve Problem

Republicans To Sean Aid For Jobless   Bills Flowing Into Legislature To Set Off Controversies

News Of Lake Tahoe On Page 22   U.S. Loans To Schools Considered

Taylor In Saigon s Encouraged   A Beginning Made Toward Arresting Red Peril ‘In:S. Viet Nam

General Gets Detailec Report On Guerrilla Wartare   SEEKS FORMULA TO COMBAT COMMIES

TWO DEATHS ATTRIBUTES TO STORM   Heavier Falls Due Panhandle And High Plains

To Consider U.5. Nuclear I ests  Kennedy Calls Emergency Meetings With Advisers

Action Taken After Soviets End 3-Year Ban   Diplomatic, Military, Leaders in Congress To Talk With President

Reds Will Take Propaganda Beating  Kennedy Calls Advisors On Soviet-Made Crisis

Kennedy Calls Conferences Of Top Leaders to Decide  On Resuming Nuelear Tests   Bulletins

SOVIETS BLAME U.S., ALLIES FOR DECISION   JFK Calls. Emergency © ‘Meeting With Advisors   Senators Urae US Test, Too

JFK moves to consider resuming tests   Decision produces huge shock, bitter reaction

World Holocaust Dangers Boosted, JFK Says in Denouncing Red Step Dean Recalled From Geneva, President Orders 24-Hour  Kmergency Meetings: Plans for Immediate Resumption   Death Knell for Geneva Talks  Reds Blame West. Eve Monster Bomb

ON E—EEl ase SES Ul OE  Assails Soviets’ Decision To Scrap Test Moratorium

U.S. Confers On Bomb Test Moratorium  JFK Recalls Geneva Envoy From Nuclear Woanonc Treaty Darle

Khrushchev Plans Call  For Action  ae es   Kennedy Calls Top Leaders Tc Consider Need

US. Reaets Swiltly To  New Crisis   President Says Danger Of War Is ners

Emergency Talks ( ‘alled By Kennedy   Denounces Soviet Step As ‘Threat To Entire World’

Russia’s Action Brings Quick Huddle Of U.S. Leaders to Plan Next Moves

Majority of “Big Name’ Candidates Won Victories In 7 Teesday  Zalloting

Farnsworth Has Landslide In Allegan   Voters Select 286 Nominees in Con-Con Primary

COVINCTED KILLER STILL AT LARGE Matron, Jailer Are Ousted In Wake Of Jones’ Escape

Won't Rest On Laurels  Shepard Pledges To Press Ahead On Orbit Plans

Clearing, Cooler   Shouting Over, Astronaut Heads for New Assignment

Norest on laurels  for Shep   Plan to move ahead, is spaceman’s promise

Astronaut Not To Res! On. Laurels   “We Plan To Press Ahead,” He Promises

Astronaut Isn’t Resting on His Space Laurels  Shepard Says We Will Push Our Man-in-Orbit Program

Major Viission To Orbit Man Around Earth   Shepard Unfolds The Details OF His Space  Flight In Response Te Newsmen’s Questions

EARTH ORBIT IS NEXT FOR “ASTRONAUTS   ““ewsmen Warm To  Modesty Of Spaceman  ~ Shepard As He Tells Of Rocket Flight.

Astronaut Not to Resi On Laurels   Shepard Receives Applause From Newsmen, Says ‘We Plan to Press Ahead’

Modest, Likable Space Hero Captures U.S. Hearts  Next U.S. Goal—Orbit

Not Resting on Laurels, To Press Ahead With Program, Shepard. Says

Astronauts’ Next Major Mission To Cirele Earth   Spaceman Shepard And His Colleagnes Will Not Rest On Original Laurels

VOWSINCG! Pay CHOU Shepard not resting on space laurels: sees big work ahead

Shepard Goes Back to Work After Plaudits   Spaceman Will Not Rest on Laurels But “WiTE Press Ahead?

Doctor Says Astronaut Exhibits Great Desire      Astronaut Plans Next Step in Space

NOT RESTING ON LAURELS  Astronaut Shepard To Push Ahead To Space Frontiers

Must Push On, Says Shepard   Astronaut Not Resting on Laurels, Promises Drive Ahead with Speed

Shouting Is Over for Alan § hepard . .  Astronaut Is Ready to Get Back to Work

West Germans Pleased    Won't Rest_on_L  Sheserd Pledest Continued Effort

Modest Alan Shepard Looks Forward to Astronaut’s Orbit Around The Earth

U.S, Orbit Shot Test Speeded  3 nee Ft   Manned F light Due This Year

Dickerson: Blocked.  - Senate Turns Down Kemer Anoointee To FEPC Post

Dickerson Blocked  Senate Turns Down Kerner Appointee To FEPC Post

Declares Emerqencu eet Staten oR A SORE ETE ONE CRSA  West Virginia Digs Out After Surprise Snowfall

Two Feet Of Snow In W. Va.   Storm Ties Up Air,  Ground Traffic And Severs Power Lines; Melt Snow For Wate:

In Wake Of Snow Storm  Southern West Virginia  pie Labors Under Emergency

Unseasonable We ather  West Virginia Reels Under Early Snowstorm

Storm  Li as shes Coast (oas t  SnowfallCuts Off  Mountain Power

Two Feet Of Snow Falls ‘In West Virginia Friday   EMERGENCY CONDITIONS

Surprise Snowstorm Hits W. Virginia; Two Feet of Snow in Mountain Towns

‘West virginia: Severe Snow Storm Strikes  In Southeast Nearly Two Feet  Falls in Mountain . Areas Late Friday

Emergency Conditions Exist Snow Hits West Virginia; * Gerda Lashes Northeast

Writers Free to Send News, but Must Keep Copies  Moscow Ends Press Censoring

Wealthy Banker Gives Stocks Valued At $402.500 To Town Of 743 Persons

‘Richmondville Good To Me’  Bachelor Gives Town $402,500   “How about 450 shares of IBM

Court Hears Eichmann’s  Guilt Aired   Tape Récordings Show Nazi Looks For Death Penalty

Eiehmann Anticipates Execution   Tape Recording Discloses Adolf ‘Ready To Atone’ For Mass Killings

TAPE RECORDING PLAYED  Eichmann Shocked Over Orders For Mass Murder

Eichmann’s Recorded Voice Says He’s Ready To Atone, Expects Death

‘ can expect... death...’ Eichmann Smiles As Court Plays Taped Statement

Lichmann Is Ready To Pay His Penalty   No Clemency Plea ’ Expected By Nazi - Gestapo Colonel

Eichmann Records That He Should Have Hanged Himself Before Public

[Gestapo Colonel Hears Own Words  Eichmann Expects Death Penalty According to Renlayed Recording

Recorded: Statements*  Fichmann. rie Death Penalty ls Ready f Aone’

Eichmann expects death sentence —   ‘Ready to atone, will not ask for clemency’

F Know  Am Unworthy Of Mercy,’ Recording Says-- .Eichmann Expects To Get Death Penalty

Israeli Court Hears © Fichmann’s Statement He's ‘Ready To Atone’

Eichmann’s Own Voice Says He’s Ready to Atone   Court Hears Recorded Statement Of Defendant

EXPECTS TO DIE... .READY TO ATONE... Too Appalled To Look At Death.  Eichmann Confesses To Israel

TAPE WORDS OF EICHMANN ADMIT GUILT   Nazi Mass Killer Hears Own Voice Deplore Cruelties

Eichmann Hears Own Words in Israeli Trial   Recording Reveals Ex-Gestapo Chief ‘Ready To Atone’

Eichmann Looking For Death Penalty  No Piea for Mercy On Tape Recording

Eichmann Is Set to Atone   Expects Death Penalty, Former Nazi Chief Says in Recording

King Gustav Leads 2,000 At Funeral   Hammarskjold Honored With State Funeral; Top Officials Attend

Worid Pays Last Tribute ToU.N.’s Dag   Statesmen, King. Join Huge Throngs At State Funeral

British Open Stormy Debate Today On Joining Europe’s Common Mart

British Start Debate Over Market Move  Stormy Issue Due 2-Day Discussion

‘NEWS INDEX   SECTION A   IN LEGISLATURE House Members Table  Broad-Based Tax Plan

State Senate Will Screen All New Bills   ix penditures To Get Once Over By a Committee

State Senate Committee To Check Finances  Would Avoid Approving Expenditures Where No Fund: Availahle

FBI Nabs Bank Holdup Suspect  >» “Canton Man-Caught At Akron Airport

ae ee  School Aid Case Told  To Governors  Ribicoff Challenges False Cry of Alarm fiw Bastenas. A222

State Chiefs Hear Bid On Educatior   Ribicoff Statement Urges Support Of JFK Program

Hint They May. Limit West Air Traffic to City   soviet Government Ae. cuses Big 3 of ‘Flagrant Breach’ of 1945 Agreement.   Use Water Cannon

Vew Note  Charges Breach Of 45 Pact        Communists Tighten Squeeze On Berlin

Communists Tighten Squeeze On Berlin; May Limit Air Rights: Block Vehicles

ASSGH Aes In New INOTe  Block Several U.S. Army Vehicles; Hint Curb On West Air Traffic Rights

Reds Tighten Squeeze on - Berlin; New Soviet Note . Threatens Air Corridor

Hint Limitation On Air Traffic Rights To Berlin   Charge West With Flagrant Breach Of Treaty

Sth Year. No. 213  PLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LA LLL OLA LD L  Christmas Cards  Go High Class

Court Halts Strike Shipping Operations Start To Perk Up After Holiday

Strikers Return To Maritime Jobs  Unionists Yield To Federal Writ

Ports Perking Up F ollowing Court Order  a SES’ Gee? = a baiitesteeret   No Defiance Signs Officers, Crewmen Getting Ships Set

US. Shipping Ports Start Heavy Work  Unions Give No   Unions Give No Signs They Will Defy Court Rule

Shipping Operation  Perks Up   Passenger Ships Readied for Sea After Strike Ends

Shipping Slow In Returning To Normalcy   Perk-Up Under Way As Result of Court Order to End Walkout

SHIPS SAIL; INJUNCTION IN EFFECT   Unions Comply As Taft-Hartley  Provision Used

Engineers Slow To Receive Notices Ships Are Weighing Anchor After 18 Days At Moorings

Engineers Slow To: Receive Notices mow 20 Receive Notices  Ships Are Weighing Anchor After 18 Days At Moorings

Shipping Perks Up After Federal Orders In 18-Day Maritime Strike

Slany Would Abolish Electoral College Political Scientists In Favor Of Changing System Of Electing  President. Kefauver Announces

 Bogata Has Momentous Problem  In 600 Begging, Pilfering Gamines

Fliers Freed by Russia Going Home fo Kansas   For Reunions With Children After 7 Monthe

Two Fliers and Wives Head Back to Kansas   - Men Anxious to See Children; Rio Weleqme Exnected in Topeka

Released Fliers Will See Their Children Today  Topeka Plans Welco For Men Soviets Hel

Warm Welcome Eases Chilly Weather ; Fliers Anxious To Get Back Home

2 Freed U.S. Airmen Wing Homeward For Reunion With Children In Kansas

Fliers Want To See kids  hiy Home Today  , > ‘ I. ra. i NF onnian

Freed Fliers Anxious: To See Children   McKone, Olmstead Leave For Toneka Moaday

President On Hand Two Fliers Welcomed Home; To See Their Children Today

Visit fo White House, Trip Home For Freed Fliers   Flight from Washington to Topeka, Kan., Expected to Take 3'2 Hours.

Returned Fliers Off To See Children In Topeka  Interviews Ruled Out

Freed Airmen Fly to Kansas   Given White House Welcome But Want to See Children

President Greets Pair  At Airport   Both Look Forward To Reunion With Children In Topeka

Freed Fliers Start Back  To Kansas  2 Airmen, Wives ~ On Way to Reunion With Their Childrey

New Welcome Ready ‘Airmen F ly To Kansas,  Reunion With Children

-FLIERS HEADED FOR HOME-— Eager For Reunion  With Their Children

(Olmstead, McKone Head For Kansas Today For Reunion With Children

COFFEE WITH THE KENNEDYS Fliers Rushing Home For  Reunion With Children

Dwight Eisenhower Celebrates 71s Birthday At His Gettysburg Farm

DOLLS UP FOR PARTY _  Ike Chipper ct 71, Celebrates Quietly   NAMES IN THE NEWS

(With Golf, Bridge, Old Friends  Ike 71 Years Old Today,  Plans Quiet Observance

Southwest Areas Are Digging Out   Storm Labeled Worst in 30 Years"

Southwest Digs Out Of Snow   Worst Storm In 30 Years Hits El Paso

Snow, Sleet Lash Parts Of Nation   First Big Storm Of Season; Worst In 20 Years at El Paso

7 Inches Of Snow Falls In El Paso: Worst In 30 Years; Schools Are Closed

Hundreds are stranded in New Mexico   Labeled worst in El] Paso, Texas in thirty years

Blizzard in Southwest Worst in 30 Years   Storm Responsible for Six Deaths; Travel Disrupted, Hunters Stranded

30 Inches in Some Places Southwest Digging Out After Heavy Snowstorm

New Mexico Is Digging  Out of Snow   Another Storm Approaches the Stricken Area

Southwest Starts Digging Way Out Of Big Snowstorm   Air and Highway Travel Disrupted, Schools Closed

Snow, Sleet Lash Across Western U.S.  Southwest Begins Digging Out of Firs Storm of Season

Southwest Hard Hit: Heavy Fail   Many Deer Hunters Stranded In Mountain:

Transit Strike Is Feared In N.Y.  First Of Year May See Electricians  Walk Off Jobs Also

Valuation Increase Brings Slight Cut in School Levy   New Years Eve Transit  Strike Threatens N. Y.

SUBWAY, BUS TIEUP LOOMS IN NEW YORK   Quill Acts To Call New Year's Strike In Transportation

N. Y. Is Facing Threat of Big Transit Tieup   New Year's Eve May Find Buses, Subway Under Strike

New York City Is Threatened With Walkout   Will Tie Up Subways, Buses

— Electricians Also May Stop Work ——  New York Is Threatened With Rail And Bus Strike

New York Subway, Bus Lines Facing Possible Walkout  9,000 Electricians Also Threaten New Year’e Strike —

New York City Merry Makers May Face A Transportationless New Year's Eve

BELGIAN STRIKE SEEN NEAR END   But Rioting Erupts In Industrial South

Strike in Belgium Believed Broken   Government Says Long Walkout Near End

Firemen To Meet W Borough Council Tc New Fire Station   With To Plan

Firemen To Meet With Boro On New Station   Lions Club Hears Report On Rink At Woodland Park

17 Others Arrested in Miss. Integration Try  ‘freedom Riders’ Work at Prison Farm

Authorities Put 22 Freedem Riders .  To Work em Missission! Prison Farm!

Strong Man OFU. ALR. Doesn't Fight   Two-Day Revolt Has Support Of Syrian People

Egyptian Chief Says Setback  F y ls Temporary Turkey, Jordan Recognize New Regime

UAR Chief Bows, Egyptian Forces Are Called Back   New Government Pledges Elections, Constitutional Rule

Armed Forces Bitterly Called Back --  Syria Pulls Out Of Nasser’s Leaque

New Civilian Rulers Pledge  Election Soon   New Premier Claimea Support of Peoples Nasser Recalls Forces

UAR Chief Elects Not To Wage War   Syria Promised New Democratic Life In Four Months Time

Independence of Nation Big Blow to Nasser’s Dream of Arab Nation

Nasser Plan For Union.  Dealt Blow   Conservative Rulers Claim Full Backing

U.A.R. lasted only 4 years before revolt   National Day of Prayer set by JFK; asks peace’ theme

Nasser Calls Troops Back As UAR Folds   Damascus Regime Formed; Recoqnizec By Turkey, Jordan

111 RESERVIST, GUARD UNITS FACE CALL-UP  Army to Call for Boost in Manpower

Alert Given 111 Units Of Reserve  Army Buildup Follows Navy, AF Freeze

Army to Alert Reserve Units For Fall Call-up   Ground Force of About One Million Included In Preparedness Program.

Army Increases Its Buildup  Under Preparedness Program   By CHARLES CORDORY  United Press International

Army Plans Build-Up Of Forces   Will Expand to Million Men, Alert 100 Reserve Units for Possible Call

Big’ Ground Forée Buildup Looma  Army Prepares To ‘Alert Reservists

Army Reatles Plan To Alert Reserves   To Also Expand Regular Forces To Million Men

Top Education Officials Want State To Pay ‘Lions’ Share’ of School Shelters

U.S. Space Program in New Stride   Capsule Fired Around Earth, Recovered From Atlantic.

Brought Back To Landing In Atlantic   Capsule Launched By Atlas; Big Step For 6S. In Snace

Robot Spaceman’s Floating Capsule Spotted By Plane   Destroyer Is En Route To Make Recovery Ir Sea East Of Bermuda

Recover: Artifical —  Astronaut   Space Vehicle Successfully Orbits Earth

One T rip Around Earth   U.S. Launches, Recovers First ‘Astronaut?’

‘Astronaut’ Lands In Atlantie   Space Vehicle Signalled To  Return One Ride Aynnnd Tho Barth

Picked Up After Making Sweep Around Earth   United States Takes Long Stride Toward Manned Orbital Fliaht

US. takes big stride toward manned flight   Robot astronaut fished from ocean near Bermuda

 Space Journey Completed in 106 Minutes  U.S. Successfully Orbits and  Recovers Mercury Capsule

U. S. Capsule  Is Recovered  ‘Artificial Astronaut’ Tale  __t , Ae a ie Lar mr

Capsule Same As One Man Will Occupy   Americans Take Long Stride Toward Manned Flight

U.S. Recovers Two-Ton  Space Capsule After One Orbit Around Earth

Trip by Man Now in Offing   2-Ton Capsule Flight Labeled as Success

PUTS MANNED FLIGHT BIG STEP CLOSER   Unit Retrieved Near Bermuda  After 3 Hours

J. S. mechanical Spaceman launched  Capsule recovered from ocean after one orbit around earth

Stride Toward Manned Flight Around Earth   Capsule Parachuted Into Atlantic Ocean, Quickly Recovered

‘Simulated’ Manned Test Flight Made   Capsule Orbits Earth Once; With ‘Artificial Astronaut’ Aboard; Recovered 39 Miles from Target

‘Robot Taken On Successful  Astronaut Test  Navy Ship Fishes Two-Ton Capsule  From Atlantic

One Spin ls Token In Space   Returns After Hour, 46 Minute Ride In Orbit

Orbit ‘Artificial Astronaut’ Today  Recover Capsule   Recover Capsule From Ocean

RECOVERED IN ATLANTIC   Success Expected To Hurry Mercury Manned Orbit

After One Swing Around Earth Capsule Is Fished From The Atlantic Today

U.S. ‘Trial’ Run Takes 106 Minutes   Artificial Man In Capsule Lands East of Bermuda

‘Project Mercury With ‘Artificial Astronaut’ Fired Into Orbit for Test

Big Atlas Shot Used on Mission   Project Mercury Makes Complete Sweep of Earth

Five Missing As Fishing Boat Sinks   OFF Nantucket __Istand.. Mass

Rusk Calls For 80,000 Added Men   Delegates Agree To “Reasonable” Talks On Berlin

NATO Backs West Plan of Arms Buildup  Allied Officials Evade Comment On Nikita’s Talk

BIG 3 POWERS AGREE ON FIRM BERLIN STAND   Conferees, However, Keep Door Open  For Soviets   OFFICIALS SILENT ON NIKITA’S TALK

Rusk, Others Silent About Nikita’s Talk   U.S. Secretary Tells Treaty Council of Big Four Conference

Expansion Program Reviewed National Steel Notes Growth in 1960 Repori

e Debates Debt Limit Mea  Way Clear for Full Senate Debate on Withholding Tax

House Debates Debi Limit Measure  Way Clear for Full Senate Debate on Withholding Tax

Withholding Faces Test In Senate  Finance Group Clears Measure  Carrying Funds

Lawrence Asks Near $1 Billion For 13 Months   Fiscal Proposals Draw Fairly Complimentary Remarks From Republicans.

Budget OK Is  Expected   Most Comments Complimentary; Gas Tax Boost To Be Studied

Little Opposition: Lawrence $ Budget, Tax  ‘Plans Appear Acceptable

Budget And lax Program Brings Mixed Opinions   House Republican Leader Agnew Highly Critical

Auditors Critical of Conservation Board   Full-Time Board Proposed for Better Operations   Discord

Urges Full-Time Agency—  Audit Hits Discord, Laxity in Conservation Commission

Kennedy Seems Satisfied After Talks In France         Against Policies a Demo Government

Strengthens Own Hand For Vienna Talks  Kennedy Feels Parisian Trip Has Reinforced Allied Unity

Reds Demonstrate Power On May Day   Moscow, Havana Celebrate By Parades Displaying Communist Military Might.

2 Youths Are Grilled About Spree  Remain in Jail  At Council Bluff:

Kennedy to Face DeGaulle’s Dream of France Becoming A World Power Again

1,500-Tractor Barricade Put Around Village   Government Blamed For Slumping Prices On Market Produce

BABSON’S Aun fh on lic Statement   BABSON DISCUSSES, HOW TO GET INDUSTRIES TO  WOT OF TNey

“Church ‘Affairs  OVER ‘600 PERSONS — ATTEND ANNIVERSARY SERVICES AT CRAIG ov vpeeeem ar cortrta cits,

gal ts eee Church Affairs.  OVER 600 PERSONS —  ATTEND ANNIVERSARY  SERVICES AT CRAIG _. LUTHERAN: CHURCH

Would Need Quick Hel;  3 Southeast Asian Nations Set For Possible Communist Attack

300,000 Tough Troops Are Ready For Reds In 3 Key Nations; May Require Help

Jungle Trained Troops Ready in Southeast Asia   Three Countries Have Total of 300,000 Mer

Asian Force  Is Prepared  For Invasion Troops Are Ready  To Face Possible Communist Attack

Texas Senate Picks Roberts For Top Post   House Divided By Hot Battle  Far Snankarchin

Legislature Opens Faced With Speakership Fight   See nicture, Pg. 4-A

‘Have To Live With Reds’ U.S. Tells West Germans   Atom Tests Bad Publicity

Attacks on ‘Troika’ Plan Open U.N. Policy Debates   World Opinion Opposes Soviet A-Test Renewal

USIA Survey Reveals — ) Atomic Tests Cost. Soviet  Serious Propaganda Loss

PROPAGANDA SETBACK  Russians Losing Prestige In Resuming Bomb Tests

AS ode We IULTTIOS  Nuclear Tests Give Russ Heavy Propaganda Blow

Nuclear Tests Arouse Anger Against Reds  Wide Criticism   Wide Criticism ‘After Russions Recume Rlacts

Russ Tests Bring Worst Propaganda Setback Since Hungarian Revolt

Soviet Testing Called ‘Defeat  Overseas Reaction Critical of Kremlin

Claim A-Tests Cause Soviet Popularity Dip   But No Pro-American Upswing Seen Either; Some Rap Both Blocs

ATMOSPHERIC TESTING GOES ON Nuclear Testing Has Cost Russ Many Allies—USIA

Losing In Propaganda Over Tests   However, No Rise In Pro-U, §. Sentiment

Soviets Nuclear Testing Big Propaganda Setback   Radioactivity Is Up 113 Times at Madison

Soviet N-Tests Bring Criticism   Propaganda Setback for Russians Worst Since Hungarian Situation

Rusk Urges Selection Of Interim UN Chief    Replies to Belgrade Appeal  Khrushchev Says World Faces Greatest Threat Since End of World War II   Inside...   Worst Blow Since Hungary Crushed  Test Renewal Causes Red Propaganda Setback

Br itish Rushing Naval  For ce Toward Kuwait   Action Taken In Effort To. Discourage Traq From Attempting Any Take-Over

GRAB RADIO STATION TO BROADCAST   Assign Police To Prevent Any Repetitions

Leftisis Flay JFK Visit on Latin Radio   4 Raiders Invade: Station, Cut Into. Caracas Broadcas:

‘2 Fires Reported In Wainwright Lightning Disrupts Power At New Phila

‘Americans In All Walks Of Lite Join ‘In Paying Tribute To “Mr. Democrat”

Washington Officialdom Saddened  Death Bri ‘ings Outpouri ing  Of Vulooiec

Americans Offer. Many Sympathies Ean Cnaala ar Sam  Vl QVGanu      (See storv: on Page -7.):

‘French, Germans Outside Berlin, Seem To Be: Sleep- Walking In Face Of Crisis

Late Bulletin   WANTED: POT BELLIED STOVE FOR COUNTRY SCHOOL MEMORIAL — AT 4-H FAIRGROUNDS Kerosene Lamp —  With Wall Bracket — Is Also Needed

In Saturday Session House Committee Proposes Bill Which Might Hike Household Tax

Luxuries Ordered Phony Credit Rating Rigged To Stall Off Bill Collectors

 Never Asked Delivery — Man Rigs Phony Credit Rating for Buying Spree  i i j

Phony Credit Rating Goes on Buying Spree, Does 'Not Have Luxuries Delivered

Big State Event Set Tomorrow   ‘Sanford Takes Office At Noon In Ceremony

15 Episcopal Cler men . Rock’s Son-in-Law, Others Go on Sit-in Trial Today

‘Republican’ Army's Promoter Arraigned   b. J. Brous And Companion Arrested For Dynamiting Three Communications Towers

Size-Wealt h of ‘American Republican Army’ Interests Probers of Tower Blasts

Social Security Bill Passed By Senate 90-0   Men Can Retire Now At 62; Benefits To - Widows Increased

Will Permit Men To Retire At Age of 62; Tax Levels  To Rise Shlichtiv

Act Drops Retirement  Age To 62   Measure Awaits Conference By House Leaders

s Senate Votes Hike In Social Sees tev  Dept evverat ©  Pay For A “-yoiis   Men Could Retire At Age 62 On 80 Percent of Full Retirement Benefits

Con-Con ls Approved In Michigan   Dethmers Re-Elected; Richman Nosed Out For Wayne Board

Committee Agrees to Reduce Size of New Districts  School Reorganization Plan Reached

Education Legislation Ready Soon   Preliminary Plan Approved Bv Committees

Giants Win East Title  Packs Beat Rams Details in the Peach   Start Reforms or Face Violence,  JFK Tells Latin America Leaders

Kennedy Warns Latins Poverty  Must Be Erased   Huge Crowds Greet President In Colombia

Bowles Says In Dallas Speech That Soviets Have Been Losing Cold War

PU ARE APDULA SM  White House To Tighten Reins In Policy - Making

Steep Rise in Personal Property Tax Seen Under New Assessment Rules

Socialite Dies On Golf Course   Blossom Stricken At Shaker Country Club

Rescuer Heard Sound ‘Like Puppy Crying’  Girl Saved From Pile of Snow After Being Buried 10 Hours

Collection Legislation  Also Enacted   Appropriation Steps Started To Utilize $150,000 Proceeds

Levy Effective Immediately  East Liverpool Council  OverridesMayoronTax

Five Die in Crash Near Bagnell Dam   Collision Occurs As One Car Turns Left Off Road.

Icy Air Surges Across Midwest  Below Freezing Mark In Northern Florida

Tey Air Heads Into Midwest   Freezing Weather Strikes Florida Again, 31 Recorded At Tallahassee

More Cold Air Heads Eastward  emneratures Climb   Temperatures Climb In Southern Florida

More Cold In Midwest Freezing Weather Hits Areas In Florida Again

Damage Goes Past Million In Dickenson   Jim Nowlin Goes To Rescue Boys; All Electrocuted

—— eee Uver 31 Mullion: Haysi Farmer, Two Sons  Electrocuted In Stream   Convicts Free Five Hostages

Russ Rocket Feat Called Fantastic  Praised by British Scientist Lovell

BY WESTERN SCIENTISTS —  Red Spaceship Hailed  As ‘Fantastie’ Venture

Former Aide At West Point Slain in Ficht   Ray Scheuering Shot; Off Duty Policeman Held

Former West Point Assistant Athletic Director Killed in Scuffle With Cop

Ex-West Point Ride Is Slain   Scuffle Involving Off-Duty Police Proves Fatal

Scuffle Leads fo Death On Expresswa) af New Orleans   Victim Was Former Assist ant Athletic Director at U. S. Military Academy.

Townshi p Connections  Under Fire   Bentow’s Se ‘To Nowlen Termed kt

Two Arrested In A Check-Kiting. Bank Operation   Charged With Misapplying $375,000 In Funds

Girl Is Slain; Father Held   Brutal Beating and Stabbing Charged in Milwaukee

Katangan Airport Attacked   U.N. Reports Little Damage Done in Raid

145 Are Killed By Earthslide   Huge Damage Done In Russion Disaster

145 Die In Earthslide In Ukraine  RAED cane Pen Phe _   Millions In Dam age Reports Soviet Press

UKRAINE DISASTER  Earthslide Killed 145 on March 13, Paper Reveals

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Sales Tax Opposition Wavering?   Answer to Be Known; Extra Session Starts

TODAY'S MARKETS Local . . . K. C. Livestock Chicago Grain .. . N. Y. Stocks  =~ TODAY'S MARKETS TODAY—   NEW YORK STOCK

Seven Inches Of Snow Falls In Lakes Area  Cold Weather Chills Northeast

Heavy Snows Pelt Eastern  Great Lakes  Northeast Quarter Of Nation Chilled Ry Aretic Air Mace

LAWMAKERS FINALLY WIND UP 1961 SESSION  Legislature Passes Appropriation Bills

Ranger 2 Delayed Again Advanced Polaris Missile  Launched From Submarine

British-French — Plan Paris Meet      Britons Divided a Over Old Traditions

Perverse Pair Caught af Big Spring Admit Four Killings for $17 Gain

POSSIBLE PRELUDE TO ATTACK  U.N., Katanga Forces Open Mortar Duelin Elisabethville

Another Discoverer  Is Orbited   AF To Make Recovery Effort Within 4 Days

FORMER EMBASSY OFFICIAL INDICTED   Irvin €. Scarbeck Accused Of Giving Classified Inform:  atian ‘Ta Cammiinict

Roomer Charged with Manslaughter  Hotel Fire Kills 20  In San Francisco

‘PENSIONER FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES  Death Toll 20 in Hotel Fire

Faces Manslaughter Charge  Pensioner F in Blave Which Killed 19. lnturad 32

37 Injured In Five-Alarm Flop House Fire   Victims Include Aged, Crippled Pensioners

Hearing Monday On Dalton’s Plan  Withholding Measure Dispatched to Senate

Texas Farm Bureau Rejects Secretary Of Agri. Freeman’s Farm Program

Hopes Brighter for U.N. Agreement on  Selecting Hammarsijold’s Successor

Hits Car, Kills 3, Then Runs Over Mother And Child -   Cotton Belt Train Kills 5 In Arkansas

Leaders Of Locals Gathered   As Top Officials Seek Settlement Of Local Issues

ression Grows That U.S. May Willing To ‘Do Business’ Wit t Germany If Russians Yield

And Another Compromise  U.S. May Yield To East Berlin Concessions

Diplomats Near:  U. §. May Be Considering Doing Business With Communist Red Germany

Switch In U.S. Poliey Would Come In Return  For Modified Red Stand

Btaneh 2440 FW RN EEE SY YS  U.S. POLICY CHANGE ON GERMANY VIEWED

Inside Today's News   U.S. Compromise Is Seen Probable On E. Germany

No prospect. of break: U.S. still boycotts   Hope scotched for revival of Laotian talks

Attempting To Reopen Laos Talks   Hopes Dashed By Gromyko Soviets To Change Line

Harriman, Gromyko Conter on Effort to Halt Laos Fighting   U. 8. Roving Ambassador Has Note From Rusk With Approval of President.

Harriman iries To Revive Stalled Genava Sessions   Meets With Gromyko, Hands Him a Note Approved by Kennedy

Harriman, Gromyko In Talks Today  Wants Cease-Fire Restored; Talks On Laos To Reoper

Harriman In Russ Meeting   ‘Note from Rusk Urges Reds Keep Nikita’s Vow

U.S. Calls On Russians To Keep Promise On Laos   Bonn Spurns Red Protests On W. Berlin Activities

HARRIMAN DELIVERS U.S. NOTE Gromyko Arrives In Geneva With ‘Empty Pockets’ On Laos Impasse

Laos Talks Deadlocked Gromyko Back In Geneva But Pockets Are Empty

Geneva:  New Efforts To End Laos Hostilities  Harriman Urges ‘Soviets to Honor Vienna Promise

wetialeadnes. tre NCSUIT More Big Game Hunting In Montana This Year

; bealialinctad~ belated dd     More Big Game Hunting In Montana This Year

— SENATE INVESTIGATION — Missile Workers’ Wages  Said ‘Almost Subversive’

‘Over 10-Year Period State May Consider Proposals To Double Education Spending

Indians Capture Last Holdout — Pocket In Goa    Claim Portuguese Troops In Naval Base Of Marmaqoa Captured

Largest manmade earth structure  Work begins on construction of Oroville dam in Feather River

Crash Dept. °  IRETON BOY HURT. IN CAR-BIKE CRASH _ i, STILL UNCONSeCTIOIe

Crash Dept.  IRETON BOY HURT.  IN’ CAR-BIKE CRASH — STITY. T1IArANwerraArre

Was tf Dancer or Prancer? ee SES  Deer Is Chased Through The Streets of Atchison

Was It Dancer or Prancer? sidmsainaiiiidis adiididtaiuiabinie ness aienh a ck  Deer Is Chased Through The Streets of Atchison

) ‘Some Hopeful Statistics Are Emerging—  First Stirrings Of ‘Business Recovery Noted

Gate City is sponsoring 7-nation European Holiday tour next July   Tuesday, July 18 DUBLIN——LONDON   Monday, July 17 DOUBLIN

BES -——_ Now You Can Tour Europe   Tuesday, July 18 NURLIN..LONDON

Senate Passes Bill to Curb Shoplifting   Sent to Erbe After Approval By 33-16 Vote

uDGET Castro Had: No Intention To Get ad Along With The U.S., Is Belief.

MANY GELIEVED —  Break Between U.S. and Cuba Slow in Coming, but Inevitable

Diplomatic Break ‘Inevitable’  Castro Never Opened Gate for Normal Relations

Vi ice President Reinforces U.S. Committment to Toil for F reedon

Johnson Gives Promise To Help Freedom  Speaks At Honolulu On Way To Reassure S. E. Asian Allies

Cuban Fiasco Echoes From Air Incident  Spotlight Thrown Anew On Efforts To Curb Castro

Khrushchev Worried Man; Communists Sulfering Many Sickening Setbacks   By HENRY S. GORDON  oe Ter) ae eT

Communists Will Continue Creating World Problems So Long as System Survives

BERLIN ONLY FOCAL POINT OF WORLD'S COMMUNIST SPAWNED TROUBLE SPOTS

INSIDE WASHINGTON   Weekly Sizeup by Washington Staff At Serinns-Howord Newspapers

COMPROMISE SCHOOL AID BILL WAITING   Measure Needs Okays From Kennedy And Sam Rayburn   CRISIS IN BERLIN WILL MEAN DELAY

Citizens Urged to Help Traffic Safety Program   By Russell A. Mann, Jr. M.P.A. Correspondent

County Claims $23.600 Owed  Lien Against Hammerstein {state Filed By Tax Board

UK. Calls For Congo Cease-Fire   U.S. Won't Support - British Move

Late Bulletin   CITIZENS GROUP ORGANIZES TO STUDY SCHOOL ISSUE FACTS  To Meet Again On Friday Evening

Nationalist Plane Penetrates Red China   Sailors Squirt Fire Hoses on Pacifists

Polaris Base in Scotland  U.S. Sailors Fend Off. Pacitists With Hoses

Manned Space light Set For January   Kirst Earth Circling Try Is Postponed

Orbit attempt in early 1962   Postponement until after Xmas announced today

NASA Announces Today  U.S. Attempt To Orbit Man Set For Januarv.’62

U.S. ORBIT NOW SLATED IN JANUARY   More Animal Tests Out Aaency Declares

Postponement Announced By Space Agency  Animal Launchings Will Be Necessary

Delayed ‘Til After Christmas  U.S. Man-in- US. Man in-Orbit i Shot Slated in Early January

Manned Atfempt In Early January  No More Probes Planned With Chimp:

Weatherman Says More ls Coming   North Part of State To Get Additional 3 to 5-Inch Fall

Weatherman Says More Is Coming  North Part of State   North Part of State To Get Additional 3 to 5-Inch Fall

Lenten Guideposts  onal messages of Inspiration and fai   Genuine Love Of Nature

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS   Nature Holds Out Magic Senses Which Sharpen This Man‘’s Awareness of God

Clinton Employment Office Helping In State-Wide “Hire Now’ Campaian

Chancellor Says Talks Start ‘Soon’   Elderly Leader Walks Close to Nozzle Of Red Water Cannon

kK. German Reds Taunt Adenauer;  Detain U. S. GI’s   A Special Report  U.S. Decisions End Uncertainty

Def y Nasser’s Move to Stifle Their Mutiny   Rebellion Reported to Have Spread to Vital North City of Aleppo

—- REBELLION SPREADS —   Insurgents Claim Northern Forces  Join Rebellion

UAR Leader Acts To Crush Army Revolt   Mutiny Begins In Damascus; Aleppo Joins Insurgents

Syrians Revolt Against Nasser  U.A.R. Leader Vows No Compromise In   U.A.R. Leader Vows No Compromise In Preserving Union: Rebels Gain Support   Pile Te Caire

Revolt Spreads From Damascus North to Aleppo  Insurgents Make Bitter Attacks  fier Alaccary far Traatmant af   Insurgents Make Bitter Attacks On Nasser for Treatment of Syria Since Forming of U.A.R.

Broadeast  Puts Blame  On Nasser Revolt Follows  Resignation  ‘“wYTres

Insurgents Take Aleppo; Blame Nasser   Egyptian President Uncompromising In Resistance To Rebel:

Veny Charges  Albania Leaders Say Nikita  Out to Create Dissension

Deny Charges   BACHE WIE  Albania Leaders Say Nikita Out to Create Dissension

Reds in Albania  Reject Censure   Khrushchev’s Attacks Called “Anti-Marxist”’

[Says Cause Dissension Albanian Communist Leaders Reiect Khrushchev Attacks

MERCURY PLUNGES 45 DEGREES  Sweat to Sweaters: Hoosiers Make Switch

[To Su To Succeed Prendergast? __ Rumor Sees Crotty As New Party Head

Crotty Held Kennedy's Choice To Take Over As NY Democratic Chief

LOTS OF GROCERY MONEY!  Wife Divorces A&P Heir; $2,385,000 Settlement

: $2,385,000 Settlement  ‘Added $60,000 Yearly ‘For Hartford’s Ex-Wife

Wage Bill Draws Attack in Senate  Kennedy, Aides Seem Sure of Its Passage

Dixie Dems, GOP Bring Wage Hike Under Cross-Fire   Administration Men Still Confident Of Votes To Raise Minimum Pay From $1 To $1.25 An Hour, Extend Coverage

BILL ATTACKED BY COALITION   Kennedy's Minimum Wage Measure Moves To Senate Floor

Lengthy Debate, Attempt to Trim Measure Seen.   President Seeks ‘$1.25 Minium, Wider Coverare

Wage Hike Lands On Senate Floor: Sniping Is Heavy  Leaders Are Confident   Leaders Are Confident Despite Republican, Dixie Assault

Extended Debate Likely Minimum Pay Bill Draw: Fire on Floor of Senate

Judge Refuses Intervention By Kennedy   U.S. Attorney Genera Not Permitted Hand In Prince Edward Co.

May Launch Spy Satellite During Week   To Photograph Soviet Union

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Se ee ee ee ee ee Le ae ee ee  Swim Suit Sale Taps Till for $60,000 Cash

WEATHER   HARK THE HERALD -   Let The Yuletide Spirit Glow Tonight-

Eichmann's Lawyer In Bold Move.  Demands Court O: Israeli Judges

Eichmann Has Fighting Lawyer Won't Take Final Walk to Israeli Gallows by Default

Eichmann Trial Already Under Way; Defense in Pleato Remove Judges

Allied Units Poised for Laos Strike   Red China Troops Also Reported _ Ready to Move

In the News ‘2  WESTMAR OPERA— SOLOIST ABSENT FOR 4 FRIDAY PERFORMANCE ::  XN Audience Hears Real YY  oe Metropolitan Star— a As Weather Cancels x  Twin Cities Air Flight —For Joan Kettler

In the News :  WESTMAR OPERA— a  SOLOIST ABSENT FOR ‘  FRIDAY PERFORMANCE ; ob Audience Hears Real 8  _ Metropolitan Star— a As Weather Cancels : i Twin Cities Air Flight y —For Joan Kettler -

Twp. Asst. Superintendent muicninuonas:  Coffey Resigns  School Position

To Cost Phila. $5 Million Daily Dilworth Trying To Settle Transit Strike

 Near Agreement On Penalty West Feels Formal Protests Will Not Change Red Orders  om

[lerter Relays Final Report  fe arr? + Gf.   U.S. Affairs Are ‘Not Encouraging

Report By Herter Is  Said Dark  Sacretaryv Telle   Secretary Tells Senator About Trouble Spots

Call Herter Views ‘Not Encouraging  Senators Get Report On Foreign Affairs

Herter Is Criticized  On Report   Senators Claim US, Position “Nor Reed  By

Herter Gives Final Report To Senators  Defends Position   Defends Position On Cuba And Laos. Solons Are Wary

Big Business in News of Week; Many Involved   Decision by Supreme Court ts Big Factor

This Week in Business and Finance... .     Industrial Giants Dominate U. S. Economy

Won’t Recommend U. S. Forces Johnson Carries Campaign To Viet Nam Villagers

Vice President Carries Slam-Bang Campaign To S. Viet Nam’s People

Johnson Takes U.S. Campaign  To Vietnamese Says Diem to Throw Evervthing at Reds; Promises U. S. Help

Lyndon Johnson Tours Countryside Of South Viet Nam; Greets Natives

Johnson Captivates Vietnamese   Mingling Serves As Object Lesson To Government Leader:

USS. to Stanc “At Side of’ S. Viet Nam  Johnson Urges Anti-Red Fieht

Johnson Goes to People of Viet Nam, Pledges U. S. Aid to Battle Reds

Carries Visit ToPeople Of Saigon Area   Friendly Mobs Storm Police To Shake Veep’s Hanc

LBJ Vows Support To Viet Nam   Vice President Says U.S. Backs War Awuinst Reds

Britain-Soviet Issue Appeal ror Ceasefire   14 Nations Called To Resume Talks At Geneva Today

Soviet Union, Britain Issue  Joint Appeal   Plenary Session to Be Held Today; Note Sent to Commission

JOINT ACTION MAY THAW OUT STALLED TALK   14-Nation Conference To Be Reconvened This Morning   SUNDAY STATEMENT MADE AT GENEVA

Plea Made To Laotians To End Fray   British, Soviets State Conference Will Resume Aaain

8 Girls Advance to County Event  Jackie Jewell Wins Rural Schools Bee

Gunman Captured at Binghamton a Ithacan ‘Tries to Seize Air liner,  Says He Intended to Kill Himself

Report to New U.S. Surgeon General—  Intensified Campaign for Polio Immunization ls Recommended

Crime  THIEVES GOT $100 IN CAR PARTS AT GROTEWOLD LOT TWO WEEKS. AGO

Crime  THIEVES GOT: - $100 IN CAR PARTS AT.  GROTEWOLD jor TWH Wwecwvwc caA

Negro Minister Injured As Racial  Violence Continues In Nashville

One Minister Is Injured In Racial Battle   Theater Stand-In By Negro Students Erupts In. Nashville

Jn Downtown Nashville:  \Force Used to Break Up 'Nesro Student Stand-Ins.

Ratterman Case Dismissed   Photographer's Story Is Tied to ‘Frameup’

British, Russ Say Laotian Accord Near   Warring Sides Agree They Will Heed Plea From Two Powers  For Halt in Conflict

Joint Session Thursday Will Hear Kennedy   Space Stimulant Viewed by JFK

Johnson Says Tour ‘Challenge’   Thinks Trip Made America Stronger; Asks Bold Plans   Picture, Para 120

opeciat Message Kennedy To Go Before Congress To State ‘Urgent National Needs’

LBJ Returns After Tour  Around Asia   Kennedy Says Trip Showed That U.S. Cares

KENNEDY TO OFFER PLANS IN PERSON   Space, Defense  Program Slated Baw Timnka so Oa

JKK fo Present Spending Plan in Person Thursday  Will Ask Congress te Hike Funds for Space AB. PR tl.. OR.

U.S. Willing to Risk Danger in Aid To Free Nations   This Is Message Given to Asian Leaders by Johnson On His Goodwill Trip.

Ni ews in a nutshell  FEROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   Kennedy to address Conaress

Johnson Is Optimistic In Spite Of The Serious Southeast Asia Status

Johnson Ends His Wide Asian Tour   Kennedy To Take Plea To Congress

VP Returns From Asia Mission  ‘Most Challenging Trin af Life ’   ‘Most Challengin« Trip of Life,’ Johnson Says

President to Address Congress  Books Defense   Seeks Defense Fund Increase

lIn Person Tomorrow aaa ES SS  President Will Address  Joint Congress Session

WASHINGTON #”) — President Kennedy will address a joint session of Congress in person Thursday to ask increased funds for space, foreign aid and other spending.

Asia Given U.S. Pledges By Johnson   ‘Will Take Any Risk’ For Defense Against Communist Grab

JFK fo Ask Congress for Space Funds  President Will Address Joint

Promise to Asians Told By Johnsor   U.S. Would Face “Any Sacrifice, Danger” — Vice-President.

Plea for Big Space, Arms Boost Seen   President Will Address Joint  Conaress in Perco

Guns Blaze Near Home Of Guevara   Army Captain Fatally Shot In Havang Plot

Today's lndex   Sliding-Winged Space Ship May Be Moon Trip Solution

Attlee Critical Of Ike as Leader  Alanbrooke Should Have Been Choice

U.S. Hard at Work Telling World ‘About Red Cruelty to East Germans

Kennedy Gives White House Office Informal Touch With Log Burning Fireplace, Sofas

Why All The World Tension? Cause There Ain’t ’Nuf —Carpets...That’s Why!

John Birch Society Ridiculous, Says Bob Kennedy; Doubts Effectiveness

State Probes Tax Payment  Possible Evasion Of Cigarette Sum Eyed

Grizzly Bear Mangles Trainer's Arn But Netion Saves 12-Year-Old Bov

Move to Halt Red Drive in Viet Nam   U.S. Throwing Powerful New Military and Economic Support Into Battle; Communique Announces Eight-Point Program of Aid

U.S. Stiffens To Oppose Reds In S. E. Asia   New Military And Economic Support Planned

seven in Favre     State Car Crashes Injure  10 Youths; Speed Blamed

Seven in Havre State Car Crashes Injure  10 Youths; Speed Blamed   Three in Butte Hospital

Joy In Red Square  Moscow Prepares Huge Welcome For Soviet Space Hero

Huge Welcome Set in Moseow For Gagarin   Cosmonaut, Mr. K May Appear There  Tomorrow

Ceremonies Friday . Moscow Prepares Hero’s Welcome for Cosmonaut

Khrushehev Set To Join  In Greeting Mp To Catch Up,’  ea ® , a Sai ee   *Try To Catch Up,’ Premier, Astronaut  Cry To West World

Hoffman Is Shifted To Washington   In Naval Hospital For Checkup Now

No Word On Gizenga ga  Unity Uncertain As Congo Parliament Members Gather

Congolese Unification Hopes Seen Dimmed After Minister Conference

Fear Unity May Elude Congolese  Plans Proceed  For Organizing New Governmen'

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U. §. Says lt Wont Work....  UN Committee Approves Ban Of N-Tests

Both U. S., Reds Reject Plea  U.N. Political Committee Calls For Voluntary Tests Moratorium

U. S., Soviets Reject Proposal Voluntary Ban on A-Tests Approved by UN Committee

Political Body Gives Approval to Moratorium  Group Votes 72-21 in Favor; Both US

U.N. Group Votes Test Ban Appeal  India Requests Voluntary  Unpoliced Halt

U.N. Vote: Test Ban Approval   Both U.S., Reds Reject Proposal Ahead of Time

UN Okays Unpoliced Test Delay   Political Group's Move Rejected By U.S., Russia

Rejected In Advance By United States, Russia— — UN Group Gives Overwhelming Okay To N-Test Moratorium

Urges Nuclear Weapons Test Moratorium:   Call Made By U.N. Committee

While School Keens   LCHS JUNIOR CLASS PLAY MAKES HISTORY — WITH OPENING SET

While School Keeps   LCHS JUNIOR CLASS PLAY MAKES HISTORY  — WITH OPENING SET AT MERRILL WEDNFGRPAY

Weather   Good Evening!   The almost legendary Mr, Sam succumbs,

Cubans Retreat On Ship Seizure  Expected To Claim Waters ‘Invaded’

Cuba May Claim An ‘Invasion’ by U.S. Cable Shin   Castro Is Expected To Answer Protest Aaainst Seizure

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Invasion Charge Expected From Cuba   U. S. Urges Castro To Sever Communist Bonds

Castro Blast Against U.S.  Seen Certain   Ship Incident In Cuban Area Likely To Bring Charges

Cuba Expected To Claim U. S. Ship Invaded Cuba’s Territorial Waters

CUBA EXPECTED TO CHARGE US. WITH INVASION   Will Say Cable Ship Violated Their Waters

Has Speech Slated on TV Sunday  N avy Says Vessel Outside Cuba Line

Castro To Charge  Violation   Expected To Claim That U.S. Cable Ship Invaded Cuba’s Territorial Waters

Castro Blast af U.S. Expected   May Charge Ship Violation In TV Talk

AKRON TEACHER BECOMES BRIDE OF OMAHA MAN   Miss Carol Hamilton And Robert Carter Take Vows June 10

US Disagrees With Britain's Cease-Fire Cal   British Pressure U.N. Secretary for Quick Action

Katanga lroops Move In From North; 216 Swedish GIl’s Arrive From Europe

Showdown Shaping Up in Katanga   Both Sides Moving In Reinforcements To Elizabethville

Ball Tells U.S. Position— U.S., Britain Disagree on Congo Cease-Fire

Says U.N. Must Gain Goal First   British Will Ask U Thant To Seek End To Conflict

U.S. Disagrees With British On Actionin Congo   Official Says Stop Should Come After U.N. Has Objectives

Katanga Forces Ready For Military ShowdownWithUN   29900 TROOPS MOVE

U.S. No to Cease-Fire In Katanga   Ball Asserts Minimun U.N. Goal Must Be Achieved First.

Disagrees With Britain ess VITA Britain:  US Opposes Congo Cease Fire

American Raps British Plan   Seeks Realization Of U.N. Objectives

ULS., Britain Split on Congce   Disagree on Call for ImmediateCease-Fire in Strife-Torn Nation

Rebels Plan. Attack On AlliedForce   2,000 Congolese -Altempt Take Over In Kivu Province

On The Inside   FLAMES ENGULF HOUSE. 4 TOTS DIE   Gizenca On The Move Showdown Looms In Congo Fighting   ’ Crowd Cheers Speech  Gen. Walker Blasts U.S. Policy, UN      Girenca, paliticai heir of Patrice

Lermea fonest Lifferences  U.S. Disagrees With Britain’s Call For Cease Fire In Congc

UN and Katangans Send More Troops To Elisabethville   Gizenga’s Troops Causing Trouble In Kivu Province

BALL WANTS UN GOALS ACHIEVED   Fears Katanga Secession Will Be Aid To Reds

U.S. Disagrees On  Congo Cease Fire   Should Reach Objectives First

Military Showdown Looms in Katanga AS U.N., Enemy Beef Up Armed Forces

Don’t Agree With British Ceasefire Bid  US Wants United Nations Obiectives Achieved First

U.S. Disagrees With Britain's Call For Cease-Fire In Congo   Wants Minimum Objectives Of UM Reached In African Trouble Spot

Washington:  U. S. and Britair Differ on Congo   Disagree on Cease Fire Proposal for Katanga

U.N., Tshombe Forces Bring In Reinforcements   New Violence in Kivu Province Threatens As Troops Move

British Plan ls Rapped by American View   Washington Calls For Realization Of U. N. Objectives

US disagrees with Britain’s call for immediate Congo cease-fire   Kivu explosive   Showdown

CITIZENS ROUTED FROM BEDS Gesta po Methods Used  Again In New Jersey

“hee Mend WL Drops Dead While  Police Question  Him Over $20 Bill!

ILack Of Cooperation With US Cited  Kettysinng. Under Fire  n Battlefield Issue

Udall ls Opposed To Giving U.S. Funds To Any Community Which Does Not Cooperate In Zones For Historical Sites;  Sale Of Adams County Poor Farm Cir)ed

Coast Guard Takes Crew Off Dredge   Ship Is Abandoned In Raging Atlantic After Towline Snaps

Efforts to Tow Big g Dredge Are Futile  Pluck 10 From Raging Atlantic

Forced To Abandon Cartagena In Raging North Atlantic   ONE MEMBER OF CREW BADLY HURT

Ten Plucked Off Dredge In Atlantic   All Are Suffering From Exposure And Exhaustion

Russia is winner of man-in-space race   JFK congratulates Russia on flight   Facts, figures on Russian feat

World Acclaims Historic Feat Of Red Scientists   Russians Wild With Joy Following Sate Return Of Air Force Major After Circling World In Unprecedented 89-Minute Flight

A Kh KK  ‘in 1 Hour, 48 Minutes  Y © es. wee      -‘COSMONAUT’ SAYS HE.FEELS FINE

Trip Around Globe Takes 89 Minutes   U.S. Still Months Away From Similar Attempt; Scientists Hail Flight

Returns After Historic Trip Above Earth   Flight of 5-Ton Ship In Single Orbit Takes Only 89 Minutes; Muscovites Wild With Joy.

Yuri Gagarin Returned To Earth Safely After Encircling Globe In Epochal Flight

Airman Safe In Feat Called Man's Greatest   Young Major Orbits Earth On 20,000 Mile Trip In 89 Minutes

Maj. Yuri Gagarin, 27 First To Orbit pall  ~ Flight Took  Hr. 38 Mins   Flight. Took  Hr. 38 Mins.; World Hails Russian Feat

Soviet Major Breaks Space Travel Barrier   Flight Called ‘Greatest Scientific Achievement in History of Man*

Mostly Cloudy   Man-In-Space Race Won By Russia After Sensational Event -

Man-In-Space Achievement Of Russia Hailed   Space Victory Announced In Moscow; Man Brought Back Alive After Orbit

ot 2 Orbits i lin Five-Ton Space Ship 0 fe Fltechg Thee? Taal: Sane AS ARtutac

27-Year Old Father Orbited Earth In One-Hourd8Minutes  In 3.Tan nara Chin

‘Greatest Scientific Achievement’   Man/’s First Conquest Of Space

Feat Seen As Greatest Of All Time   Khrushchev Delighted: "Wild Duck’ Says He Feels Okay

hed Astronaut Survives  First Global Spaee Trip   U.S. Knew  In Advance

HOF. { RAPS. ADMINISTRATION  Lutes nner iti meet mam OHSS RL ie YG  Kennedy - Teamster Vendetta Charged

Hoffa Claims Demos Feuding With Labor   Believes An Effort Is Being Made  ‘To Oust Him As Teamsters—President

- De De Gaulle aulle Is [s Convinced  Kremlin Trying To Shock Europe Into Neutralism?

TURNED ACTOR AT 42 BARRY FITZGERALD, IMPISH FILMLAND STAR, DIES AT 72

§-MAN COURT MARTIAL WILL TRY GENERAL   Challe Will Be Placed On Trial For His Life In Revolt   HUNDREDS ARRESTED IN FRENCH MOP-UP

Bri tain And Iceland Reach Compromise On Fishing Grounds ...  ‘Aaree On 12-Mile Limit   MAN WAS BORN ON LEAP YEAR

. Young Polish Woman testifies  ‘Witness Says Scarbeck Was Blackmailed

Girl Testifies Reds Photographed Her in Bed with Lover, Blackmailed

Wheat Quofa Vote Is Sef for Aug. 24   Producers Must Decide on Quotas and Supports.

Would Delecate Farmers Power To Set Program   Cites Plans To Hike Distribution of Food To Needy Families

Congress  Could Veto   No Cost Estimate Given For Complex Proposals

Kennedy Outlines Plan To Boost Farm Income   Foreign Aid  : For Massive Overhaul  Of U.S. Program

ut and End to Surplus and Chaos— .  Power to Veto Would Be Left to Congress

Complex Proposals Submitted To Shift Farm-Making Program Away From Nation’s Lawmakers.   CONGRESS WOULD KEEP ONLY POWER TO VETO

JFK Suggests Plan fo Aid Rural America   Program Would Shift Authority,  Increase Income

Kennedy Urges Farmers Have Program Authority   French Ready For Political Talks With Algerian Rebel Government

Will Be Allowed To Pick Program   Congress To Retain Only Power Of Veto

Wants Growers, Farm Secretary To Map Program   Marketing Rislac  =ueF tied  Curbs on Cutout To Be Included

Secretary Of Agriculture Also Would Be Delegated Authority, Kennedy Says   Special Message By President Proposes. Congress Retain Only  Veto Power Aline Plans Offered

Congress Asked I0 Give Freeman, Karmers Power To Draw Up Own Program

President Says Plan Intended To Halt Chaos   Congress Would Keep Power of Veto Over Proposals -

Wants Programs Made by Farmers For Each Crop   Subject to Review and Veto by Congress

Farm Plan Is Do-It-Yourself   Congress Would Hold Veto Over Ideas

Proposes To Let Farmers  Draft Bills   Effective Action Is Urged by President  Ts Bolster Econamvy

President Unveils Farm Plan   Would Let Growers Solve Own Problem

President Asks Drastic Change For Agriculture  Only Veto Rights Ear Canaraceman

Congress Could Veto  Kennedy Suggests Cabinet Member, Farmers Set Plan

Agricultural Programs To Farmers Says Kennedy  : President's Pla Plan  Wout Would Delegate t to Congress

Farm Plan Offered   Kennedy Proposes Freemen, Farmers Draw Up Preagrams

Shifts Program Drafting To Local Levels   Vast Power Is Sought For Secretary Freeman

Congress Asked for Authority  Kennedy Says Government Has Veto Power

WOULD LET FARMERS FIX CROP RULES   ‘resident Suggests Ag Department, Farmers Draw Program Leaving Congress Only A Veto Power.

Farmers To Offer Own Plan   Congress Would Retain Only Power to Veto

Special Message Sent To Congress  Let Farmers Draw Up Own Programs, Kennedy Urges

KENNEDY SENDS FARM PROGRAM TO CONGRESS   Plan-Making Would Be Shifted To Aariculture Chief Farmer:

COULD VETO SET UP  JFK Asks Congress to Let  Farmers Draft Programs

On The Inside   ‘Kee Keeping x Cong rressional Veto Power  JFK pee Self-Rule Farm Plan

Inside Today   Kennedy: Congress Could Veto What It Doesn't Like

Farmer Given Power To Set Own Program   Congress To Retain Veto Power; Kennedy Voices Deep Concern

Kennedy Wants Farmer To Sef Up Own Plans   Special Message Proposes Congress Keen Vatn Pawan

In Address Today President Seeks Special Rule To Raise Income for Farmers

Kennedy Asks Congress To Seek Measures To Help Raise The Farm Income

Plans Worked Out Would Be Subject to Congress Veto Under Proposal

Lawmakers fo Hold Veto Power Over Programs .   President Expresses. Concern Over Problem

“Write-In’ Policy Is Proposed   Similar Program Beaten Last Year; Farmers Give Voice

Congress Gets Special Farm Message   Let Farmers, Ag Secretary Set Programs: Kennedy

Asks Congress fo Grant Powers To Secretary, Subject fo Veto   Deeply Concerned That Present Farm Programs Are ‘Drifting Into Chaotic State;* Outlines Plans for Expanded Distribution of Food

Kennedy Asks Authority for Agriculture Chief, Farmers to Draw Up Own Programs

Kennedy Wants Farmers to Form Own Programs   Kennedy Eyes Foreign Aid System Changes

Prime Contractor on Installation Of The Whiteman AFB Minuteman  Complex to Depend on Local Firms

Kennedy Asks Latin America To Help Self   Tax, Land Reform Plan Suggested By JFK As Inter-American Conference Opens

INTER-AMERICAN MEET Kennedy Pledges Increased Help To Latin Nations

Decision In School Case Due In Month   STRONG EVIDENCE   TWO YEARS

Prince Edward Case Ruling. Due Next Month   Attorneys Get 15 Days To File Briefs In U.S. Request To Enter Suit.

lpsiganiaeoed S FORECAST FOR 1962  - Business and financial outlook better aces! in 61

Bob Kennedy Seeks Tough Legislation   Attorney General Asks Laws to Strengthen FBI In Fight Against Crime

Atty. General Asks Broader FBI Power:   Congress Urged ta Strengthen Federal Kight on Organized Crime.

NASA Joins In Radio Relay Plans  Fie Aadny   U.S. Agency Will Launch AT&T Satellites

Negroes Pray For Riders in Georgia Trial   Police Stop Group Demonstrating In Front of Courthouse

Georgia Negroes Protest Trial Of 1] Riders   Kneel on Courthouse Steps. Vow Not to Stand Up Until Charges Dropped.

Negroes Pray In Protest Of Riders’ Trial   2nd Demonstration In Georgia City

267 ARRESTED IN GEORGIA CITY Negroes Stage Prayer March on Courthouse

British Philosopher Given Week Term  ~ Protest Plan Brinas Jail Term For Russell

British Philosopher Given Week Term ee ee ee  Protest Plan Brings Jail Term For Ruccall

Georgia U. Told: Readmit 2 Pupils   Judge Rules Constitutional Righis Are Not To Be Suspended By Violence

Says Violence No Grounds  For Removal   Governor Sees Events At ‘Tinder-Box’ Peak; Ready To Keep Order

Suspension Of Students Ruled Void   Federal Court  Orders U. Of Ga,  Pair To School

2 Negroes Will Return To Classes   State Officials Enjoined F rom Fur. ther Action

Governor Says He Will Help To Keep Order   Judge Says Violence Cannot Be Grounds To Frustrate Court

Detidline' On Bids Is Set February 6   Government Will Enter Into Lease Pact With Builder

Deadline On Bids Is: Set February 6:   Government Will®  Enter Into Leasez RPaet Wisk Ri

Legislature Begi ns 10-Day Recess   Most of Major Work Remains To be Done

House GOP Won't Budge  On Measures   Reapportionment Commitment Is Firm Objective

‘Woman Charged With Writing Letters To U.S. Officials Threatening Death

Women Traced Thr ough Crossword Puzzle  Replies Held For Thre ‘eatening Officials

Cost Is $1,495 495, N00  New Housing for Students Gets Board Approval

Commie Police Tighten Barrier To Tiny Town   Enclave Located In West Sector

Reds Isolate West Enclave  More Barriers Put Up in Steinstucken To Ston Excanes

Coming Up   WILTGEN LOW BIDDER FOR GEHLEN HIGH SCPOOL ADDITION  General Contract Include: All Trades. — ‘Comes

Water Spray Vs. Tear Gas In 2 Clashes   Soviet Commander Told His Facts Are Wrong On Corrido

U.S. Troops, East German Reds Clash   Americans Meet Water Barrages With Tear Gas

U.S. Troops Clash With Border Police   Water Hosing From E. Germans Met By Tear Gas Grenades; Leaders Have Talk

U. S. Troops, Red Police  Clash Twice  Gl’s Answer Commie Hoses With Tear Gas

Yank Troops Use Tear Gas To Quell Red Cops   By Soviet Military Court  Yank Student Sentenced 8 Years

Tear Gas Hurled at East German Police German Police  U.S. Troops Clash With Reds

160 Persons Feared Lost In Disaster   Two Americans Known Dead; 563 Passengers, Crew Members Rescued

Goes Under While Being Towed To Port   Many Passengers Feared Lost In Snake, Shark Infested Gulf

187 Feared Dead In: Ship Disaster  : _ British Ship Swept "For 48 Hours By Fire   oe on ee  a soe

Little Hope Heid For 187 Persons Suit Listed Missing; Undetermined  Moscahear of Americane Ahonrd Vaccel

363 Survive As British Ship Sinks   Exact Number Of Passengers Aboard Not Ascertained

NoTraceot” Missing Man   Sporting Goods Stor: Owner Sought in Wisconsin, I[llinois

Dama Damacus:  Pledges Neutral Course   7 a ee oe   ‘Kazbari Puts — Time Limit  On His Term

Neutral Course ls Planned By Syria's Leader  Deiuats ODwrarehin   Private Ownership At Home Backed By Premier Kuzbar

Neutral Role Set For Syria   Premier Promises 4-Month Limit For New Recime

Secret Police Leaders Are Behind Bar Syrian Premier Promises Constitutional Democracy

NEW PRENIE GIVES VIEWS T0 PRESS   Auzbari Propounds Folic Of Private Enterprise  REPORTS STEP   Toward Democratic Principles Includes Closing Of Intelligence Agency

Neutrality Adopted By Syria   New Regime Follow: Nasser’s Policy Of Nonalignment

Policy in Syria: nonalignment, a return to private ownership   Democratic life

Kuzbari Gives His Views At  News Meeting   Premier Puts Brake On UAR Nationalization Program That Stirred Lnrest Inside Svria

Kuzbari Sets Neutral Stand   Syrian Premier Also Propounds Plan to Push Private Ownership

Syria Is Taking Neutral Course In Foreign Affairs   Kuzbari Encouraging A Private Ownership Policy For Syrians

Neutral Course Is Planned By Syria's Leader   Private Ownership At Home Backed By Premier Kuzbar

Premier of Syria Acts to Encourage ~ Private Ownership  , Decides to Follow Neutral  Ceaurse on Foreian Affaire

BRAKES NATIONALIZATION  _ New Syrian Premier Sets Neutral Course

Revolutionary Regime Set On Neutral Course By New Syrian Premier

Syrian Regime Plans 4-Month Cabinet Rule  Kuzbari to Urge Private Ownership, Farm Reform Stays

Syrian Regime Adopts Course Of Neutrality   Policy of Encouraging Private Ownership Pushed by Premier ~

Syrian Regime To Erase Some Nasser Reforms   Premier To Propound Policy Of Encouraging Private Ownership

Syria adopts neutral line   Pledges return to parliamentary rule in 4 months

Dampener   Syria Set On Neutral  Course   New Premier Puts Brakes On Plan For Nationalization

WEATHER   New Syria Premier Outlines Policies; Will Remain Neutral

Comes Out For More Capitalism   Syrians Restless Under Nasser’s Naticenalization

To Erase Some UAR  Reforms Private Ownership Policy Is Urged By New Premier

New Syria To Operate As Neutral   Premier Outline: Policies To Be Followed

jPledges Democracy  Follows Egypt In Not Choosing Cold War Sides   DeGaulle in Firm Answer To Foes of Algerian Plan

Father, Spurned by Wife, Shoots Her, Kills Three Children, Self -

Tragedy Forecast  At UN   Deepest Crisis Of UN’s History In Dag’s Death

Death Of Dag May Prove End OFU. N.   He May Prove To Have Been Indispensable

Dag's death plunges U.N. in deep crisis   ‘No successor acceptable by U.S. or U.S.S.R.

Dag’s Death Puts U.N. Into Crisis  — Could Spell Beginning — Of The End Of U.N.  a

Who Will Be Picked  Successor’?   See Red Fight For 3-Man Panel To Replace Dag

U.N. Assembly Meets Tuesday; Fufure at Stake   Crucial Session of Organization Ahead

Day's Death May Spell End to World Body   16th General Assembly Scheduled For Opening Tomorrow; No Suitable Successor to Secretary-General Seen

NEW boG ORDINANCE WINS “COUNCIL OKAY  Would Require Lease On All Dogs — Whenever  They're Off Property  Of Their Owners -— From  Spring Until Autumn

NEW pos: ORDINANCE WINS COUNCIL OKAY  - Would ° Requich Lease  On All, Dogs Lo Whenever They’ re Or P sperty  ‘Of Their’ ‘Ownérs - — From Spring Until: Autumn.

The National Council of Churches approves artificial birth control

Warriors Attack Hospital   : Belgian Doctor Hurt: : Refugees Arrested t On Freedom Fiisht

Congolese Troops Attack Hospital. Fire On Moroccan U:N. Soldiers

Lumumbists hit UN troops   Congolese seize six American missionaries

U.S. Missionaries, Families Held  Congolese Attack U.N. Troops, Wound Doc’‘or

Congo Warriors Attack Hospital  U. N. Seeks Release Of Six American Missionarv Families

[Missionary Families Seized  Congolese Forces Fire on U.N. Troops

Baluba warriors attack hospital, killing aoctor   Missionaries and families sought by U.N. forces

29 White Refugees Seized in Congo Hospital, U. N. Troops Attacked by Tribesmen

U. S. Missionaries Arrested  Baluba a cuig A paek Hospital, Wound Doctor

CONGO REBELS HOLD AMERICAN MISSIONARIES   Lumumba Followers Capture 29 Fleeing Kivu; Warriors Attack Hospital.

Postmaster Issue May Be Revived   St. Joe Dispute Not Yet Closed

POSTAL EXAMS OPEN   Boothby Maps Con Con Fight Against State Reapportionment

STAYS HOME "ON DIVINE ~ DIRECTION’   Wealthy Clay County Man Keeps Children From School; Posts Armed Guard On Religious Retreat.

Accused From The Grave  Adolf Called Coward Frantic Jew Killer —

TESTIMONY IS READ TODAY  Eichmann Is Called ‘Coward, But ‘Killer’

Mass Slayer Of Jews Gets ‘Coward’ Tag   Eischmann Accused From Grave, Takes Notes During Trial

Smiles Are Scarce in Ely After Zenith Underground Mine Shuts Down Indefinitely

Warns Reds Set Up Congo Like Korea  Katanga Leader Hope: West to Avoid Trap

Tshombe Blames Reds And Not Dag   Likens Situation To Korea; Hopes West Will Not Be Fooled

Tshombe Sees Korean-Type War in Congo  .¥ rab cvane Peattas Ve nat   Voices Belief West Can Avoid Trap Set Lp by Commie Blow

Peels West Will Avoid Trap  Tschombe Says Red Bloc Threatenin To Create Korea-Type Congo Civil Wa    Whites Attacked in Lagos \Belgian and U.S. Embassie:  Attacked by Nigerian Mob:

Tshombe Blames  Red Bloe   Says Prime Aim Is To Unseat _ Hammarskjold

ON THE INSIDE   Today’ s Column  President's Reticence For Better Or Worse?

Consolidation Of Districts Is Sought in Bill   Small Schools to Be United Under a  Proposed Measure

Wanted To Go To Library:  Youth Kills. Mother After Petty Ouarrel

 Late Bulletin  hnssuitc RESTAURANT  ‘OPERATOR APPREHENDED \SATURDAY IN DENVER

— Late Bulletin  MISSING RESTAURANT OPERATOR APPREHENDED -SATURDAY IN DENVER

Government Broadens Anti-Trust Suit Aqainst General Electric Co.

One Killed, 13 Hurt In Blast  Zanesville Plant   Zanesville Plant Heavily Damaged

Blast Victim Dies: 13 Hurt At Zanesville  4 Burned Critically In Mishap During  , ere oy aes oo oe

Official Dies, 13 Injured in Plant Blast   Zanesville Explosion Causes Loss of More Than Half-Million

1 Dies, 13 Hur In Plant Blast At Zanesville  Gas Accumulation   Gas Accumulation Causes Explosion;  $500,000 Damage

_ New Blood Tests May Detect Diseases. Long Before People Aware Thev’re Sick

Before Victim Knows He's Sick-- Blood Tests May Spot Maior Illnesses

MEDICS TOLD OF NEW DIAGNOSIS METHOD   Blood Tests May Signal Future Ills

Ike Assails Centralized Government  Declares Free Enterprise Is Vital To Nation

Lisenhower Urges America to Keep  Spirit of Confidence, Dedication

Dirksen Honored  U.S. Must Be Confident, lke Tells Chicago Rally

U.S. to Stay In Berlin, Rusk Admits   Americans Remain Until Decision Qn Split Germany

U.S. Firm On Berlin, Rusk Says   Secretary Won't Link Troop Exodus ‘to German Unity,

French Jet Fighters Fire  on Russ Plane   Soviet President's Airliner Said in Danger Zone’

France Says Red President Not In Peril  USSR Protests French Warnin ing] See At  Beachkhau...'. Pinca.

France claims Red airliner in danger zone   Tells Moscow shots were fired to warn Soviet crew

Claim Brezhnev Not Endangered   fi rance > M aintains  Plane Off Course

Tower New GOP Man Of The Hour  JFK Spending Seen Target Of Ike Talk

Ike Will Bask In Limelight With Texan”  Former President Expected to Attack

India Sends 5,000 Men  Into Congo   Menon Says Action Necessary To Fight For U.N.’s Existence

People You:Know REV. E. E. PETERS —.  OF STANTON ASSIGNED. TO EUB CHURCH -AT AMES

People You Know  REV. E. E. PETERS — © OF STANTON ASSIGNED ° TO EUB CHURCH:AT AMES :

4 Navy Men Die In Crash In Aleutians  5 Others In Front Section Of Plane Iniured Survive

‘Tornadoes Hit Points In Florida   Rains Continue  ‘To Wash Dixie

Twisters Hit Areas In Florida   Heavy Rains Fall On Most Of Southland

° Ohio To Get $85 Million Under Federal Bill  ‘Governor DiSalle Vetoes GOP Bill Extending Jobless Pay Benefits

Tractor Accident Kills a Boy, 6   Robert Eugene Sensenich Falls from Vehicle on Farm Near Meadville.

YVONNE MESKE IS A.HLS. ‘HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW’  Will Re Candidate   Will Be Candidate In National Betty Crocker Gontest

UNFacesNew Problem In. Congo Crisis   Government May Attempt To Recover Katanga

Fear Congo May Seize Katanga   Newest Threat Poses New Serious Problem For U.N. Officials

Congo Regime May Try Force Against Katanga   threat by the Central Government Poses Grave New Problem  to U.N. Officials,

Congo Threat To Seize Rich Katanga Province Poses Serious Problem

Vice President Will Make Report On Berlin Crisis to John Kennedy 

Kennedy To Visit Rayburn   President Plans. To Fly to Dallas To See Ailing House Speaker

ENDS WATCH ON CONDITION WITH FLIGHT   Second Westward Trip Scheduled Shortly By JFK

JFK Will Visit Ailing Rayburn In Dallas Today   Decision Reached This Morning To Shift His Plans

President Switches Plans For Capital Return, Orders Air Force Plane To Texas

Kennedy Going To See Rayburn  Switches Plans to Return to Canital

President To Visit Rayburn   Kennedy Changes Plans And Flies Sentimental Journey To Ailing Speaker

Kennedy Switches Plans, Orders Jet To Head From Newport To Dallas Instead Of Washington,

1-Hour Stay in Dallas Set by Kennedy   JFK to Return . to D.C, by Jet After Sec nitel Call

JFK Ona Surprise Visit to Rayburn   President Changes Plans and Orders Jet to Take Him to Dallas, Tex.

Kennedy Calls on Rayburn   President Changes Plans to Visit fl Sneaker in Texas

FLIES TO  RAYBURN'S. BEDSIDE   Kennedy Switches Plans, Orders Jet To Head From Newport To. Dallas Instead Of Wash-:  - ington,

Sunday:  Post Bonds on Sales Charges   Four Merchants Appear At County Courthouse

In Gross Income Tax Pay   Welsh Backs Down On Promises, GOP Says

3 SESSIONS PLANNED AT AUDITORIUM   Offered In Night Schoo! Prorram

Not Troops We Lacks Their View  Texan Discusse: Southeast Asia With Premier

Congo Balks On Giving Rule to UN  Peace Plan Really   Peace Plan Really Declaration of War, Says Heo—Report 15 More Executed

Ileo, Tshombe Criticize Part of Proposal as “Declaration of War”

Joins With Tshombe To Defy Plans   Katanga Leader Eases Off Troop Moahilization

lleo Declares Force Will Be Met By Force   Execution Of 15 Foes Of Gizenga Regime Reported

Disarming Of Congolese An ‘Act Of War’   Sovereignty He Says Will Be Defended Against Any Force

Congolese Heads Reject Security Council’s Plan; Threaten to Use Force

Calls One Phase Of Proposal Declaration  Of War by U.N.; More Killings

New Killings Are Reported As Revenge  Premier Warns People Will Die To Defend Land

Senate Blocks Attempt to Prevent Federal Aid to Seqreaated Schools

Eichmann’s Fate Up. To Tribuna   Defense Lawyer Pleads For Truth, Not “Revense”

Three Judges Holding Fate Of Cibeniiin   Defense Pleads for Truth, Not Revenge: Verdict in November

Inside ...    Historic Trial Ende  Fichmann Attorney Asks Truth, Not Revenge

INCH SNOWFALL & NORTHERLY WINDS COMBINE FOR SLICK DRIVING CONDITIONS  Sun Comes Out This Afternoon

INCH SNOWFALL & Lieiddelbamabad WINDS ‘COMBINE FOR SLICK /DRIVING CONDITIONS  Sun Comes Out  6'This Afternoon

'Mid-Summer’ Weather Hits   Temperatures Climb Into 90s In Some Areas

Paris Bomb Blasts Hurt Six Persons   Darbar   UNUSUAL WEDDING Skindivers Trade  Underwater Vows

Legislature Completes Passage Of Controversial Bill Measure Giving Local Governments More License Funds Sent To DiSalle

GOP BLOCKS HIKE IN CITY SALES TAX   Senate Committee Votes 10-7 Against HalfCent Raise Sought By Daley, J-City Mayor.

Soviet Feat Spurs U.S.  Edueation   Kennedy Calls For Speedy Action

Kennedy Asks Speec  On Farm Program   Message Says Proposals Would Help Farme: And Protect Consumers and Provide ‘Basis For Sound Aaricultural Economy’

As Respanse to Russia's Space Flight —  ‘Congress Urged to Act Swiftly ‘On Aid to Education Program.

Approval Of Education Plan Sought   Request Made As ‘Response to Soviet Space Achievement

Asks Quick Action On Farm Plan   JK Sends Farm Proposals To Congress To Aid Farmer Concnmer

Edueation Bill  Kennedy Asks Prompt Action In View of Reds’ Space Feat

Quick Action On Education _ Aid Sought   Powell Pushes $2.4 Billior Measure As Answer To Russ Spaceman.

Asks Action on Farm Program  Kennedy Says It   Kennedy Says It Will Help Farmer, Protect Consumer

Kennedy Seeks  Education Boost  Dare: Roaptee Cele   Prompt Action Sought On School Aid Program

Quick Move OnSchools’ Aid Sought  Powell Promises   Powell Promises Bill For College Loans, Grants Soor

Push Bill for Education Aid   Kennedy Asks Promp Action as Answer to Space Flight

Education Aid Action Asked By President   Would Be Response To Soyiet’s Space Flight. Solous Told

Kennedy Says No Advantage Gained, Given   Talks With Khrush ‘Sober’; No Major Decisions Taken

Sees Lessening in Chances of War. . .  ‘Neither WonVictory at Vienna JFK Says in Report to Nation

War Chances Less Now:  Most Somber on Berlin Says $4.8 Billion Foreign Aid Vital Obligation to Deny Victory for Reds

ae ee eS ES  Kennedy ! Says War Chances Lessened By His Conference With Khrushchev

Kennedy Says Danger of War Eased by Talks   Reports Neither Side Gained Any Point at Parley

Atom Test Ban Hopes Shattered   “Talks With Nuktec ‘Immensely Useful’

Solons Have Praise For  JFK Report   U. S. Can Play It Tough, Savs LBJ

No Victory for Either Side in Austrian Talks   Sober President » Reports on Trip

Objective Appraisal: Nixon Bipartisan Help Seen For JFK on Jobs Ahead

Kennedy Wins Praise From Both Parties   Crisp Description ‘Of Divided World Seeking Peace Given

Session With Khrush Termed Quite Useful   CONGRESS APPROVES  JEK’s Plain Talk  Wins New Praise

Neither He Nor Khrushchev Won Victory but Mutual Understanding Increased

Kenneay Sees War Danger Lessened: Says Neither Side Won At Vienna

Presidential Talk Praised in Congress   Reaction to Foreign Aid Appeal Still to Be Appraised

Kennedy’s Report Wins  Praise Of Congressmen   Prepare For Leadership, Kennedy Tells Naval Grad:

Hopes Joltec For Nuclear Testing Ban   Sees Danger Of Miscalculations Reduced At Vienna

NO VICTORY, BUT CHANCES OF WAR LESS   No Secret Deals Made With Khrushchev At Vienna — Long Cold War In Prospect, President Reports. ‘\

President Says Chance Of War Less   Tells Nation Neither He Nor Khrushchev Won Any Victory in Vienna Talks

Will It Help Foreign Aid Bill?  Kennedy's Report Wins Plaudits From Congres:   Indicate New Policy Shaping Up = ,  A-Tests May Resume

But Vienna Conference  Was Useful  Renarte No   Reports No Future Summit Parlevs Planned

Says Russ Premier  ‘Generally’ Did Not Talk in War Terms; Test Veto Demanded

Progress Minimized  \hin Report   Americans Told No Advantages Gained By U.S.

Each knows better where other stands   Finds personal meeting with K immensely useful]

Honor Graduates At Ole Miss      JFK Sees U. S. Gains From Summit Standoff

No Concessions Made But More Understanding  - DeGaulle Conference  Satisfactory; Unity  With Britain Cited ©

Dracidant Gave Nlaithar Ln NiA+  PISO Va yo iNVCOUPIOC!L Pio tN  Khrushchev Won Over the Other

Neither Side Won, Jack Says of Talks   Assistance Needed,  Jack Tells Grads. _

Candid, Somber A Appraizal of Vienna Talks Given Peovle of U.S. by Keniiéds

Chances Of War Declared Less  Victory Eludes Both Sides      Description Of World Wins Praise Congress Backs Kennedy

CONFERENCE WITH RUSSIAN LEADER USEFUL   “No Spectacular Progress Achieved Or Pretended,” He Says      NIKITA INSISTS ON USE OF VETO

Counter-Guerrilla Forces Getting Emphasis: Johnson   Less Chance of War   Neither Kennedy Nor Nikila ta Won Victor

Kennedy’s Crisp Description Of Bleak Realifies Applauded   Given Bipartisan Support For Hard Task Facing Free World

Rusk Takes Plea For Aid Funds To House   No Victories Won At Vienna, President Reports To Nation’.

JFK's Bleak  Speech Wins  Solon Kudos Bipartisan Support   Sennedy Reports:  No Victory In Cold War Talks

But Standoff Reported In Vienna Talks   “Each Leader Knows Better Where Other Stands,’ JFK Says

WAR CHANCES SHOULD BE EFCC EK   Neither Side Won Victory At Vienna

President Calls Meeting With Nikita Useful   Says Talks Expose Prospect of Long East-West Struggle

Foreign Aid Program’s Future Is Stull Cloudy   Story on President Kennedy's text on page 4.

Kennedy Reports to Nation  Neither U.S. Nor Red Leader Won at Vienna

Neither Man Won Victory, JFK Declares   President Calls 2 Days With Nik Sober. Useful

War Seen Less Likely By President  Khrushchev Hears U.S. Reiterate Firm Stand On Rerlin

Kennedy Says War Chances Lessened By His Conference with Khrushchev

President Tells Nation Neither He Nor Khrushchev Won Victory   Communist Party Organ Says Relations Improved

Daily News Index   JFK Reports Vienna Talks Useful But Nothing Gained

Candid, Somber Appraisal of Vienna Talks Given People of U.S. by Kennedy

But Long-Term Struggle Between East And West Predicted By President   Tells Nation Soviet Premier Struck Serious Blow At Parley In Geneva To Ban Atomic Tests

Talks Useful In Lessening Of Dangers.   Kennedy Says Blow. Struck At Atom Test Ban

U.S. MAY RESUME ATOMIC TESTING Long-Term Cold War Seen By JFK After Geneva Talk   RERELIN LINES DRAWN

Neither Kennedy Nor Khrushchev Won Concessions   President Says Danger of War Reduced by the Frank Vienna Discussion.

President Says Chance Of War Should Be Less   Kennedy Reports He Found First Meeting With Soviet Leader  “‘Immensely Useful’

Cesus € of War Less Now That I've Talked  to Nik, Kennedy Says   TELLS WEST POINT GRADUATES  LBJ: Reds Will Find Us Ready to Fight Any Brush Fire Attack

+FINDS TALKS “ARE USEFUL FOR FUTURE   No Secret Deals During Travels, Executive Says

JFK Calls Nikita Talks Standoff   View Exchanges Should Lessen Chances of War

_President’s Address Wins Praise In Conecress   Pravda Sees  Talks Helpful

Candid Vienna Talks Expose Divided World   Long-Time Contest for World Control Held Certain

No Advantage Gained, Given  At Conference   No Great Progress Achieved, He Says: No Meetings Planned

JFK asserts neither side won at Vienna   Crisp description lauded by Congress

Kennedy Says Summit Talks Show Long Struqale Ahead   Bipartisan Support for Kennedy  Description of Bleak Realities Wins Praise

But Chances Of War Less, President Says   Reports to Nation in TV Speech

Grocery Chain Executive Is Shot To Death   Son, Who Has Been Under Psychiatric Treatment, Held

CHAIN STORE MAN FATALLY SHOT BY SON   Student, 14, Said Upset By Grades; Case Mysterious

Son, 14, Kills Executive of Food Chain   Admits Shooting Father in Their New Jersey Home

Boy, 14, Admits Pistol Slaying of His Father  Daughter Finds Body; Police Say Son Mental Case

Mental tiiness Minted  New Jersey Executive Slain By 14-Year-Old Son

Conferees Approve Foreign Aid Measure   Compromise $4.25 Billion Bill Grants Authority For Five-Year Development

Africans Lay Mass Killing To Portugal   Angolans Escaping Into Congo Tell Of Massacres, Oppression

Road Safety Plan Offered  By Govertior   Would ‘Legalize Radar In Effort To Curb Speeding

Flames Sweep Brush-Covered Hollywood Hills   Several Homes Are Destroyed, Damaged By Spectacular Fire

HOLLYWOOD HOME BURNS   Hollywood Homes Razed By Raging Brush Flames

Fire Sweeps Scenic Area  Of Hollywooc   Many Homes Burn, Damaged As Winds Help Push Flames

Fires Raze Homes InHollywood Area   Over 1,900 Acres Covered; No Serious Iniuries Result

Fire Destroys Many Homes In Hollywood   No Reports Of Serious Injuries

NG Serious injures Wind-Pushed Fire Destroys Homes in Hollywood Hills

DIALER 4. SAVES MOTHER   3RUSH FIRE BURNS 24 HOMES Hollywood Hills Swept By Blaze

Damage High As Fire Sweeps Hollywood Hills  24 Homes Destroyed Or Damaged; No One Is Seriously Injured

AKRON YOUNG MAN CONTEST WINNER   John D. Bryant Wins Second Prize In Welding Contest

Akron Youth’s Project Second In National Welding Contest   High School Student Here Receives $639   JOHN BRYANT

Ford Proposal Is Rejected by Auto Workers   Called Unacceptable, UAW Group to Meet

UAW notities Ford offer  unacceptable   Union and A.M. clamp secrecy lid on new talks

UAW ‘No’ To Ford  Contract   Will Urge Council To Reject Offer  On New Contract

OFFER IS REJECTED .   American Motors Applies Secrecy To Pact Talks

43 Arrested In Ghana Plot   Group Charged With Conspiring To Kill President Kwame Nkrumal!

“and Mrs. Ae r Scho tee press Hicer vciake ate ir. Cf ice anh Mosiay

“and Mrs° N, ; Scheer mew af fj pte the to i ek rs ice, sate their, ' Monday

Warm Sun Proves Hazard  MANY DIE IN EARLY SPRING AVALANCHES IN THE ALPS

Snow From Alps Blocking Roads   Villages Isolated ‘As Italy Gets Warmup

Avalanches Bury At Least 37 Persons   SEVEN DLG OLT   HIGHWAY BLOCKED

Snow Slides In Alps Kill At Least 37   Highways, Railroad: Blocked, Mountain Villages Isolated

You'll Find It   [ff AGGMION &O Lanier $s Froposar-- House Panel Given Several Tax Bills

Grave Concern Voiced a  Airlines Take Stern Hiiacking Precautions

Safety Plans Revealed By  Some Airlines   Pilot Compartment Doors to Be Barrec From the Inside

Rigid Rules On Airplanes   By FELIX R. McKNIGHT Executive Editor, Dallas Times Herald Copvright. 1961.

Airlines Bracing For Hijackers   By FELIX R, MCKNIGHT Executive Editor, Dallas Fimes Herald

Lines Act To Stymie Hijackers   Drastic Precautionary Steps Against Sky Pirates Listed.

At the Court House  MORNING PAUSE IN-STARZL-TRIAL .  — TO ARGUE MOTION FOR DIRECTED VERDICT

At the Court _  MORNING PAUSE i: STARZL  EEIAL. 5  —'TO ARGUE MOTION oe FOR DIRECTED VERDICT

 TAKES POTOMAC CRUISE ‘President to Welcome ©  ‘Wife Back From Europe

WILL MEET HARRY TRUMAN NEXT  Bashir Advises Texas Youths To Study for‘ A Better World’

Killers’ Custody Goes to Kansas  Officials Confident   Officials Confident Young Pair to Hang

U. S.-Church School Fund Grants Legal  Catholic Agency  Makes Reanart On .

Catholic Agency Presents Legal Argument For Federal Funds to Parochial Schools

Federal Aid for Schools Studied   Roman Catholic Unit Contends It Is Legal

Catholic Study Conference Insists Aid to Parochial Schools Legal

AGENCY DISAGREES WITH PRESIDENT   Catholic Group Says It Is Not Un  constitutional To Aid Parochiel Schook

Church Study Says Federal Aid Legal  No Bar to Funds for  _ Parochial Schools Sn Cehnn!d BI

Catholic Agency Says Aid Legal  School Issue Is Subject Of Study

Knight-Nixon Offer Under Study: Brow  df Not Megal, Its Immoral,’ He Says

Foothill Fires ee -_ Controlled _   Flames Erupt in La Crescenta and Sunland-Tujunsa Areas

Inside...   Producers Face Bankruptcy  Symington Calls for Action To Stabilize Broiler Industry

sen. Symington Urges Congress Act  Quickly on Broiler Marketing Order:

[F REDS DO  U.S. Offers To Pull Out Laos Advisers   TROOP PULLOUT

mid RIGHT TO LIVE” -~ Chester P. Lyons To Present ‘Screen Tour Monday, April 3

A’s Appoint Lane General Manager  New Owner Awards Four-Yoar Cantroct

Frank Lane New General Manager of Kansas City A’s   Signed to Four-Year Pact By New Ball Club Owner: Gets $100,000 a Year.

Adlai, Frondizi Have Long Takk On World Affairs  Cuba, Communism

Hattie Rips Into Coast of Honduras   Hurricane Rakes Area with Winds, Huse Waves

Late Bulletin   N.F.O, MEETINGS —_ HERE MONDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY ‘NIGHTS

Late Bulletin N.F.O. MEETINGS. —  ON HOLDING ACTION SET THREE EVENINGS

Late Bulletin. Y  N.F.O. MEETINGS  ek ON HOLDING ACTION) SET THREE EVENINGS

Carpentier, Pollack Take Court Action   Inauguration Of Kerner May Be Delayed

SPRINGFIELD LEGISLATURE IN A MUDDLE   GOP Files Court Challenge Of Powell Speakership Vote; May Hold Up Vote Canvass.

Carpentier And GOP Members Walk Out Of Session  Recess Is Declared As Demos Shout For Vote

Dispute May Postpone Inauoural Ceremonies   By O. T. Banton Lindsay-Schaub Legislative Correspondent Snrincfield Tan &

Carpentier And GOP Members Walk Out Of Session  Recess Is Declared As   Recess Is Declared As Demos Shout For Vote By Roll Call Wednesday

Inauguration Delay Is  Threatened   Carpentier Say Ss Co sal Rex t Met

Negro Girl in Russia to Attend School As Protest Against U. S. Segregated Education

State Tapping School.Funds *   Will Get Only: Half AE December Money

Slap SO its Sea nes Ra a ce aN ga Balances For Cit y Funds Are Announced

—CHAIR CLAIMS OHIO KILLER- ; Penelton Is Executed  For Slaying In 1959

Ohio's 3llth Victim     Penelton Electrocuted  For Chalfant Slaying

Ait Ft. Lauderdale  Mass Arrest Of College Students Is Criticized -

Senate OK. Given Milk Price Bill   Opposition Led By Sen. Litowich

Senate Approves Milk Price Fix   Rahoi Says Chains  Take Over Business

Agreement by Legislature Is Prerequisite   Awaits Republican Position Before Negotiating

Nelson Ready for Negofiatior on Tax Issue  Awaits Conerete Proposal From GOP Leaislators

Editors for a day at the Sur   U.N. student journalists here 2 davs next week

In Congress Tax Study---  Surprise GOP Move Startles Democrats   Opposing Governor Vanier- Panel Claims Texas Needs Sales Tax

labor Chiefs Reconsidering Teamsters  Hoffa: Exile Or Reacceptance?

4s  May Be Lucky”  PHS Expert Says U.S. May Get Little Fallout From Soviet Tests

US Health Expert Predicts , . .  US Might Escape Most Of Soviet Bomb Fallout

Frank Discussion Held by Leaders a ceneemeemnameeaansniemiaeiaeeiammmaenaneiineinaatene emetic eenenmernt nn eee TS ee  JFK, and Ayub Discuss Issues

Ayub Khan Talks It Over With Kennedy   _ Both Find Situation Clarified: By Full. Discussion Of Varied Pressing Problems

Better Late Than Never   Bad Weather, Not Fickle Heart, Plays Wicked Trick on Lovers

BonnLeader Gives Views Tn City Visit.   Chancellor Seeks To Boost Morale Of West Berliners

Lions, Bodies, Wreckage Surround Survivors Of Ship’s Explosion, Fire

TEMPERATURES  and were sc rmenrmrr a TREAT   HURON PRECIPITATION

Passage Is ‘Postponed’ Until Friday   House Declines To Suspend Rules For Emergency Measure

MFA Head Urges Farm Production Controls   Minimum Prices Also Part of Suggested Farm Plan.

Defense And Trade Issues Arise   Holiday Over, Kennedy Calls For Conferences

Kennedy Books Three Parleys With Advisers   Will Discuss Trade, Defense Spending, Civil Defense Plans

JFK in Talks of CD, Defense Irade Policy  Likely to Be Aired during Afternoon

Kennedy Calls In Key Advisers Today For Talks On Defense, Trade Policies

JFK Gets Only Day of Rest’   Sets Conferences with Advisers on Several Issues

Fog Delays JEK. Talks With Aides   Officials Unable To Fly From D. C. To Massachusetts

Aides Called to Meeting by Kennedy  Defense, Trade Main n subjects  FRrstAartAr A Ae

Kennedy Meets With Key U.S.A. Advisers Today  A One-Day Respite From Burdens Of His Office Comes To Enc

President Calls Top Advisers on Defense, Trade  McNamara at Head Of Group at Meet

Plenty of Action Seen as State Changes Hands   New Legislature Begins Session Noon. Wednesday

BRAZIL SPLIT OVER GOULARI   His Arrest Threatenet in Power Struggle

Walker Quitting The Army   ‘Must Be Free From Little Men, He Tells Senate

Gen. Walker Leaves Army to Flay Reds   Forfeits Annual Retirement Pay of $12,000 Plus

Loses Ketirement Pay  Walker Quitting Army ‘To Be Free From Power Of Little Men

Hartman Removes Freeze On State Salary Boosts   Big Four Agree On Burma Envoy  As Chief of UN   Security Council Expected to Name U Thant for Post   Gen. Walker Quits Army, Cites Rebuke

Gen. Walker Fires Shot al ‘Litfle Men’   Resigned Career Man Says Loyalty Hurt, Military ‘Gagged’

Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker Quits Army; Says ‘Little Men’ Ruined His Command

DECLINES COMMENT ON POLITICAL GOAL   Walker To Resign Without Benefits

Another “Pearl Harbor” stil! possible says Pacific fleet commander at rites

State Demos, GOP, Try to lron Problems   Kerner to Meet Leaders Of Both Parties

.BJ Would ‘Job Train’ Negroes  HIS AIM: TO LESSEN DISCRIMINATION   ‘Many Problems Loom - JFK Calls Labor, Management Parley

VP Studies Plan to Cut Racial Bias   Johnson Seeks Way to Employ More Negroes

TRAINING OF NEGROES CONSIDERED   Johnson Studies Plan To Help End Job Discrimination

Lyndon Johnson Studying Plans For Training Of Negroes In US To Lessen Job: Discrimination

Stand Told In Reply To Red Demands   Draftee Service . To Be Extended To Meet Crisis

W. German Extends Draft. Term   Bonn Determined; No Concessions To Russia Over Berlin

Bonn Stiffens Position On Last Regime   Reported Prepared To Extend Service Time Of Draftees

West Germany Ready to Extend Draftee Service   Nation Opposes Any Concessions In Berlin Crisis

WEST GERMAN DRAFTEES TO SERVE LONGER   Bonn Government Against Concessions’  To Communists   SEETHING UNREST ON BERLIN BORDER

West Germany May Extend Draft Terms  Indication Given It Opposes Concessions

Siill Mostly   Both Must Be Neutralized; Border Flares With Unrest

Not Much Enthusiasm Shown For Earl Smith   Senate Foreign Relations Committee Doesn‘t Favor Him As Swiss Ambassador

Forecasters Say Storm Also May. Trigger Belt Of Rain In Some Places

Inside Today’s News   Science Of Human Survival Suggested To Keep Mankind From Destroying Self

Human Survival Science Urged   Need Cited to Keep Society From Committing Suicide With A-War

Reds Renew Protest Over Autobahn Use  ax WK eee: re   Want U.S. To Halt Sending Of Troops Over Link To Berlin

East Germans Again Demand That U. S, ‘Stop Treop Movements Along Autobahn

Kuwait, Iraq Dispute Due For Airing   Emergency Meet Draws Objection From Iraq Enyoy

UN Security Council Meets Today to Ponder Action in Kuwait Crisis

Hurricane Esther Was Only ‘Nasty Northeaster’ Along State’s Coast

Baylown Man Will Seat New Lions Club Officers At Ladies Night Meet Tuesday

Envoys Plan For Meeting In Late Fall   Soviets Send Ko nev To Command Troops

Sterner Action ls Promized to Hall Refuaees   Talks Under Way ir Communist Capitals, East Germans Reveal

Reds Claiming German Treaty Talks Starting   Promise Sterner ‘Refugee Actions

Red Negotiations Already Started   Crisis Heats Up; Unrest Seethes In E. Berlin

East Germany Moves fo Sign Peace Treaty   Key Soviet Marshal Named to Command Troops on Border

Demanded By Khrushe hev  atte cornea i At  Reds Preparing German Treaty

Stern Measures To Halt Refugee Flight Ordered   New Commander for Forces on Border

Hint sterner measures to stop refugees   Marshal Konev new commander of Soviet forces

Conferring On German Peace Pact   Sterner Measures To Head Off Refugee Tide Pledged.   Refugee photos on nicture page.   Ulbricht Call.

Crackdown Pledaed on Big Exodus   Top Russ Marshal to Command Army in East Germany

Bet ween Kast Gevmany And Red Nadions  Peace Treaty Negotiations Start

Reds Say Negotiations Underway To Sign Peace Treaty With E. Germany

Soviet Bloc Session Set  Late in Fall   Sterner Measures Promised to Halt Tide of Refugees

Plan Stern Acts to Stop Refugees  Fall Meeting For Approval Of Pact Called

Negotiations Are Linked fo Soviet Demand   East Regime Votes To Curb Flow of Refugees to Berlin

Begin Talks On a Treaty Urged by K   East Germany Reveals Statement; Hope to Curb Réfugees

Berlin Treaty Started; Crackdown Is Promised   Red Boss Claims Millions Will Die

New Refugee Roadblocks Planned By German Reds   Treaty Talks Already Started

Moves To Hait Retugee Flow Planned ..  German Treaty Talks Under Way

Reds Chart Peace Pact In Germany   Tougher Measures Also Promised To  Halt Refugee Tide

Kast Germans Say Treaty Talks Begin   Krush Ready To Negotiate   Rusk Reports To President

PEACE PACT THIS FALL   At Conference Of Soviet Bloc Ministers  eet nett ncn   Parliament Also Told Of Plans To Halt Flow Of Refugees To West

Reds negotiating on East German treaty   Sterner measures promised to end rising flood of refugees through West Berlin

Promise To Halt Tide Of Refugees   Announcements Are Made In East Germany

Central Congo Demands U.N. Calm Katanga   Tshombe Called Traitor, Held to Blame for Solit

Congo — Demands  U.N. Aid   Central Government Wants End to ‘Chaos’

Balloon Crews Postpone Launch Again Saturday   Nike-Zeus Flips Again

AntiMissile Test Fails  Nike-Zeus Destroys Self  Seconds After Launching

German Crisis Is High on the List  Kennedy Studies World Issues While Resting at Hyannis Port

MAPPING STRATEGY  Kennedy At Hyannis Port, Ponders Berlin Problem

JFK Resting At Hyannis Port; Boning Up On Berlin Problem   President Not Planning Any Yachting: Bad Weather Forecast

Mi assacinisetts:  Kennedy Leaves Desk for a Rest   President Is Expected To Study Berlin Note

JFK Rests, but Berlin on Mind  Plans to Spenc  Preece Cbesolcstccce   Plans to Spend Day Studying German Crisis

President Has Day Off  From Crisis   Kennedy To Spend Time Resting, Reading Documents

Race Flareup in Benton Harbor  200 Rock Throwing Teen Agers in Riot

LLDBALROLL LALLA LL AAD LALA ILL  Cold War Born In Poor Pay of  Newsman Marx?

Book-Toting Was Problem For Marietta   But 120,000 Books Will Be Moved in 1 Dav

How To Move 120,000 Books With So Many Students, Who Knows Better Way?

- How lt Was   PHANKScIVING DAY’S  SPLENDID WEATHER  DUE TO CONTINUE

How It Was  ‘THANKSGIVING DAY'S ‘SPLENDID WEATHER DUE TO CONTINUE

Business Outlook Bright As Retail  Sales Increase, Unemployment Dips

Consumer Opens Up His Wallet, Is Buying More   Employment Situation Showing Improvement

This Week u in Business and Finance .     Heavy Buying as Unemployment Drops

U.N. Attacks After Finding Secret Plan   Native Troops Driven From Roadblock, Indian Units Clear Airport Outpost.

UN Troops Attack Katangese Forces Drive Them From Airport Roadblock

June's 31st Fatality  Pedestrian Death at Arlee Sends Road Toll to 122

§ Trillion-Plus Is Debt Of Government, Corporations And The People OF U.S.

Exchanges Indicate Feelings U.S., Soviet Nuclear Test Talks Called At Dead End

Officials Think Nuclear Test Ban — Negotiations May Be At A Dead Ena

On the Inside...   Geneva Nuclear Test Ban Talks May Be at Dead knd

Atomie Test Ban Parleys  At Dead End   Recent Sharp Verbal Trades Between U. S.. Russia Cited Cause

Ban Talks May Be At Dead End   Given Little Chance After Angry Exchanges Between U.S.. Moscow

Negotiations on Nuclear Arms At a Dead End?   U.S. Asks Soviet to Reverse Position

Angry U.S.-Soviet Exchange on A-Test Ban—  New Blasts Indicate Geneva Talks At Dead End

(West's Big Four \Complete Reply To (Nikita On Berlin   Geneva Talks On Nuclear Test Ban Are Believed At Dead End!

ANGRY NOTES FLY BETWEEN U.S., RUSSIA   Nuclear Negotiation: At Dead End; U.S Charges Reds Unwill. ing To Accept Work. able Controls.

Geneva Talk Bogs in Charges   United States, Russia Hurl Accusations

SUG bet C205 CH  Grid F Fans Whoop It Up - But Not As They Use To!

‘Annual Oklahoma-Texas Football Game Brawl Puts 175 Under Arrest

Birch President Denies Charges  To Renort Fingncec   To Report Finances Following an Audit

What Major Western Powers Will Be Willing, Able to Do Is Uncertain

Coordinated Effort on Berlin Depends on Allies   Probable Delay Until October; W., Germans to Builduc

Uncertainty Over What Allies Will Do Hampers  Plans on Berlin Crisis

Western Allies Aren't Ready For Berlin Plan   October Earliest Date When West Ready To Launch Initiative Against Communists

4 ARE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY, FBI REVEALS   One Of Group Quoted As Admitting Plans Against U. S.   SUSPECTS CAUGHT ON WEAPONS SHIP

Men Seized On Yacht  In Mexico   “American Republican Army” Said To Be Responsible For Blasting Communications Towers Ln Overthrow Plan

Explosions Struck At U. S. Defensive Links, Says FBI in Disclosing Capture

Ivy League Freedom Riders Disenchanted, Return Home   27 Riders Shun Fines , Sit In Jackson's Jail

=—<.-_Frond or beer Talented Rabbit Gets Heave-Ho At White House

Some Eastern Montana Wheat Fields Badly Hit By Lack of Snow Protection

Witness In $450,000 Burglary Is Slain Gang Style Same As Brother

Bomb Explodes  When Blaney Pushes Starter  Reathar Killad in Canacland Chl,   Brother Killed in Gangland Style Last August; Sequel to Trial Result Rich Burglary.

Soviet Jet Paces U. 5. Airliner   Incident Believed Fright Attempts Aaainst Passengers

Frank Sinatra Miffed (Real Mad) Over Designer's Taking Free Plug

Anti-Castro Troops Swarm Ashore South of Havana   Rebel Planes Drop Paratroopers; Dictator Takes Charge of His Army

Heavy Casualties Indicated Castro Announces State  Of National Emergency

Castro Proclaims National Emergency As Invaders Push Drive For Liberation

National emergency declared by Premier   Midwest area  - Thousands are stranded by seven-state snowstorm

North Carolina Will Be Invade By Republicans   Four Congressmen To Stage 3-Day Foray Starting October 30

Russ Effort To Balk Air Travel Seen  West's Right To Enter Berlin Denied by Reds

Reds Declare W. Germany Lacks Rights   Note In Effect Threatens To Cut West Travel Links

Moscow Note Questions Air Corridor Use   Reds Threaten  Aerial Blockade Of West Berlin

heds Declare West Has No Rights In Berlin   Charge Forces Ready For Attack

U.N. Vote Raps Force in Angola   Leftists Chant Against Adlat in Uruguay

Littte Chats?   THE LAW’S BIG WORDS Copyright 1960  By JAMES E. POLLARD  7s \ goatee oo Goede ees ~ Qe cay 6

Request for transfer of ‘funds to ADC ignites senate dispute   “Elouted intent”

Engineers Expected to Appeal  80-Day Halt Imposed On Maritime Strike

Russ Changes   UN RESOLUTION READIED  Giant Bomb May Go Off On Weekend

Big Red Blast Feared   U. N. Delegates Worried About Fallout; Test May Come Soon

Canadian Says It Could Happer Over Weekend  U.N. Delegates   U.N. Delegates Ready To Debate Nuclear Blasts

U.N. DELEGATES FEAR FALLOUT Concern Follows Warning Russ Plan Big Blast Soon

Canada Warns Reds May Hurry Big Bomb Test   Says 50-Megaton Explosion Possible This Weekend; Con.  cern Grows In U.N.

Canada Told Test Russia s Own Business   Fear 50-Megaton Blast Scheduled During Weekend

U.N. Fears Russia May Fire Bomb   Canada Gives Warning Of 50-Metagon Bomb; Concerned Over Fallout

Canada Warns Explosion Due This Week End  Debate on Test Ban Will Reach

Farm Sales Tax Eased    Cotton Growers Are bef ay ®   Given Exemptions

U.S. To Let Full Impaci Gf Soviet Giant Bomb Plan Settle On World

Will Explode Mfouster Bombs  Russia ‘Fo Resume  Tests: U.S. Waits

Storms Fatal To 34 Persons Tornadoes, Floods  Ravaging Midwest   Slashing Rainfall Hits North Texas

Fast Moving Line Of Thunderstorms Batter North Texas Early Today

Korea's Park is promised U.S. support   Kennedy assures leader of forces in case of attack

Kconomic Aid Also Vow Korea Gets JFK Pledge Of Armed Help in Need

South Korean Leader Wins U.S. Support   Kennedy Pledges Force in Event  Of Armed Attack

Economic Help Will Continue, Kennedy Says   Military Regime Of Gen. Park Given Approval by President

South Korea Guaranteed US Support   Armed Forces Would Meet New Attack on Nation

Armed Forces To Be Used In Case Of Attack      Kennedy Assures Gen. Park Of All Possible Economic Ald -

To Send Troops  If Needed   Continuation of All Possible Economic Aid Promised by JFK

ALL POSSIBLE ASSISTANCE PROMISED   Double Goal Accomplished By Korean Leader  KENNEDY   Says U. S. To Send Armed Forces If Country Is Victim Of Attack

President Pledges Aid If Needed   Gen. Park’s Regime Receives Approval With Declaration

JFK Assures Korean Leader U.S. Will Send Armed Forces. if Country Attacked   Say Security Council To O. K. Sale f Surplus Wheat to Red-Yugoslavia

President Gives  Promise to Korea  Pledge of Aid Includes Use Of Troops in Event of Attack

S. Korea Promised  U.S. Aid   Pledge Includes Employment Of Armed Forces

U. ‘S. Aid Is Promised to  South Korea      Pledge Includes Use of Military Force If Needed

Park Given Help Pledge By Kennedy   ROK Leader Also Promised Support For Junta Regime

Promise To Korea  U.S. Will Give Economic And Military Assistance

JFK Promises Korea US Aid  Armed Forces   Armed Forces Part of Pledae

South Korea Head Has Assurance Of US. Military Aid  Would Use American Troops Upon Renewal Of Armed Attack

Including Armed Forces  Park Has JFK’s Promise Of Korean Aid If Needed

U.S. To Give All Possible  Economic Aid   pee Park Is Assured U. S. Would Send  In pia Forces If Country Is Attacked

Laos and Nuclear Talks Recessed  Progress in Future Hinges on Summit

Pulaski County Growers Due For Ballots  Control By US.  Referendum Issue

Contempt Convictions Stand by 5-4 Vote   High Court Rules on Two Who Opposed Committee.

BY CHURCH COUNCIL  sacar tn-eenanenen rset  Birth Control fs Approved

) Major Bills Face Showdowr Next Tuesday  Radar Phi is Measures Await  ee song-sag Pe

Not Partisan, of Course. . .  Rep. Moulder Suggests Districting Maneuver

Walkout Is Staged By  7 Unions   Move May Hamper Industry; 80.000 Seamen Affected

Kennedy Gives Goldberg Chore Of Quick Truce  Unionist Curran Renorts Sunnoart

Seamen Strike, Threaten Snarl Of All Vessels   President Urges Quick Settlement

Atlantic, Gulf Pacific Coast Ports Affected   Kennedy Calls For Quick Settlement, But None Siahted

Merchant Fleet Could be Tied Up and Hamper Many Of Nation’s Industries

Nation’s Fleet Of 990 Ships May Be Idled   Industry Across Country Affected— JFK Seeks Settlement

President Asks Fast Settlement   Walkout Affects Every Type of Commercial Ship

Strike Hits Every Type OfLU.S.Ship   Kennedy Presses For Early Accord On New Contract

‘No Seiflement Is Seen; Could Hamper Industry   ‘Integration Bombs’ In Washington D.C.

Today’s Walkout Affects All 990 Commercial Vessels Serving Atlantic, Gulf,  Pacific Ports.   UNION’S CONTRACT ENDED AT MIDNIGHT

Tie-up Perils: Industry, 990 U.S. Vessels   Kennedy Presses for Accord, but No Hone jn Sjaht

Seamen's Strike Could Tie Up Merchant Ships   No Indication of Early Settlement As Strike Starts

Nation - Wide Shipping Strike Underway; \No Indication Of Early Settlement. Seen

Strike Snags US. 990-Ship Merchant Fleet   JFK Presses For Quick Settlement On Contract Dispute

No contract, no work strike hits last night   President pushes for settlement of union dispute

Merchant Fleet Halt Threatened   Seaboard Oil Danger; President Presses For Settlement.

JFK Calls for Quick  Settlement  Walkout Threatens U.S. 990-Ship Merchant Marine

Strike threatens paralysis of U.S. merchant marine   Summer school opens in nine buildings Mon.

Nearly 1,000 Ships of All Types “Affected by Walkout That Threatens to Hamper Industry ‘Across the Nation

Seamen's Strike Threatens Most Of US. Shipping   Halting of Merchant Fleet Could Hamper American Industry

Press for Quick  Settlement   East Coast Has 40 Day Supply of Petroleum Supplie:

Walkout Affects Commercial Shins   Early Agreement Seems Doubtful on New Union-Manacement Contract

Could Tie Up 990 Ship Merchant Fleet   Walkout Affects Every Type of Vesse In Commercial Use; No Indication of  Agreement By Union-Management

Marifime Strike Threatens fo Tie Up All Shipping   See Litle Chance for Early Settlement Despite Plea from Kennedy.

President Pushes For Settlement: No Indication Yet  Walkout Could Hit U.S) Industry Hard

Seamen's Walkout Poses Threat to Fleet, Industry   ‘More Heat Due  Hot Sun Drying Out Woods:95 at Randle

May Affect © All Industry   Kennedy Asks for Fast Agreement; Hopes Dim

80,000 Are Affected By Walkout   No Indication Of Early Agreement

JFK, DeGaulle Divided On NATO Policy Voice  French Confident Kennedy Will Take  No-CompromiseLineWithK hrushchey

Chiefs Reach  Berlin Accord   Presidents Kennedy and De Gaulle Agree That West Must Stand Firm

As Kennedy, De Gaulle Meet  Berlin, Allied Stanc Main Paris Topic:

re Froilicy Wivision  JEK. De Gaulle Agree On Five Stand in Berlin

Still divided for France's ‘equal voice   West leaders in second day of conferences

JFK, DEGAULLE NOT AGREED ON ALLIED POLICY   France Seeks Equal Voice in Big Three; In Accord on Berlin

JEK Cites Vital Need Of France   President, De Gaulle Resume 2d Day Of Talks On Crucial  Warld Tecnec

France Wants Equal Voice ir Allied Policy   Leaders Agree On Firm Stand In Berlin

Goal to Strensthen Mutual Ties   Huge Crowds Gree J.F.K., Jackie; Mayor of Paris

Kennedy, De Gaulle  Air Issues   Leaders Agree West Must Stand Firm on Berlin

French Agree West To Stand Firm On Berlin      Kennedy And De Gaulle Divided On French Demand For Equal Voice

France Bids For More Prestige Among Allies-- JFK, De Gaulle Continue Parley

Leaders Meet For  More Talks  Still Divided On France's Voice In ” Dipaetian af Paliey

Paris Talks Moving Inte Second Day   Kennedy, De Gaulle Agree West Should Be Firm In Berlin

Allied Policy Issue Troubles De Gaulle   Youle Questions Arise at Summit

Paris Talks Resume On Vital Issues  Kennedy Aims At   Kennedy Aims At Stronger Common  Ties With French

Sill Divided On French Role in Directing Allied Policy On World Issues

U.S. President, De Gaulle Agree on Firm Stand   But Leaders Sull Divided   But Leaders Still Divided  on France's Policy Role

Girds JFK For Talks — With Nikita   Leaders Divided On ‘Equal Voice’

Leaders Agree on Firm Stand in West Berlin   France Demands Equal Voice With US, Great Britain

DECLARE F STAND MUST BE TAKEN   Kennedy Says U. S. Forces To Remain In In Europe  CPENPY PHIEE   Insists His Nation Should Have Equal Voice In Directing Allied Policy

Repeal Of 1917 State Law Blocked  Requires That Apples Be Marked According Tr Thair Variatu -

Nixon Assails Tractor Trade On State Visit   Ex-VP Keynoter At Party Session

Nixon against tractors for humans trade   Morally wrong, unwise for U.S. to negotiate

AT SHOPPING CENTER Bank Robber Escapes With $1,000 In Charlotte Holdup

Uncertain Mood Some Optimism, Marks Business   - Attitude of Public :

Brazil Surmounts Civil War Threat . Powerless President Agrees  To Middle-Of-Road Cabinet

Goulart Ready To Take Over Powerless Job  Brazil Headed for Middle of Road Government Policy

\Brazil’s Powerless Leader \Goulart Prepares Today /To Take On Presidency

Snow Ties Up Nation; 23 Deaths  New Storm Packs Wintry Wallop; Fast Frozen

Some Towns Left Helpless   Distressed Areas Reel Under A 1-2 Punch

Reds subject to fine, jail  Fail to register   Fail to register as arm of Soviet gov't in the U.S.

RED REGISTRATION   RED REGISTRATION  ‘Communist Party Chiefs Fail to Meet Deadline

MILD   U.S. Communists  Let Deadline Pass   “Related Stary on Page 2

Communist Party In U. S. ce aL SL RR RNR ERRNO ER Otte oot A tn, OMA RE OE IIE ETE TEST CETTE SO ILE  Officers Failed To Register

Red Party’s Officers Fail To Register  Next Move Left To Justice Agency  in In War of Nerves

Commies Refuse To Register   Deadline For Complying With Lav Passes, Next Move Up To Bob Kennedy

Government Plans Action as Reds Fail to Register   Red Leaders Avoid Press  In New York

Next Move Up to Dept. of Justice Commun ist Officers  m= ‘+s .. Pe. tg

Next Move Against US. Reds Up to Government   Attorney General in Pledge to Enforce Law in Case

U.S. Reds Defy Federal Law   Justice Department Readied For Action

Subject To Prosecution pect to Frosecution  Red Party Fails To Register

Leaders Of Communist Party Fail To Meet Deadline For Registering

Reds Dety Order To  > on aay »y° Re gister   Deadline Passes Without Officers Signing On Line

Communist Officials Fail to Meef Deadline; Next Move is Up to US.

Washington: , —————  US Communists  Do Not Register   Next Move Is Up to the Department of Justice

Reds Ignore Deadline for Resistration   Next Step Up to Justice Dept., Tension Mounts

Wave of Cold Air Brings Downpour  To Texas Areas Coldest Weather of Season Forecast For State

Carla Creates Ghost Towns Along Coast   Roads To High Ground Choked

UN. Accepts Arms Aid From Congo   Sierra Leone Also Sending Men to Help End Katanga Strife

Storm Death Toll at 34 in Midwest   Tornadoes, Floods Cut Wide Swath of Damage; More Due

U.S. Wants Trade Boycott Against  Dominican Endec Asks OAS Lift  Fn > SS ee tes a   Asks OAS Lift Sanctions, Encourage Further Progress

Ag Dept. Getting Ready fo Put It In Effect Quickly   Final Action In Congress Expected Next Week

Corn Rate At $1.20 A Bushel   Farmers Must Cut Acreage By 20 Per Cent

Right To Work Women Extr; Hours Develops Into Hot Issue In State Leeislature

Civil War Centennial  New Jersey delegation keeps racial fuss stirred

Racial Quarrel Flares to Mar War Centennial Proceedings in South

Squabble Spoils Centennial Fete   Gen. U. S. Grant II! Under Fire In Fuss

‘Constant _Bickering Shadow Cast Over War  Program In Charleston

New Jersey . ‘Insulted’ At Ft. Sumtei   State Assails Gen. Grant Over Speaker On Race Bias.

Summit Fails to Ease Russ Laos Stand   East, West Hail Talks, but No Gains Indicated

UN Rushes Malaya  Reserves to Congo   To Track Down the Murderers Of Airmen: Force Endanaered

Memoirs Of Eichmann Under Fire   Defense Counsel Says Form They Take Amounts to Forgery

Labor Charts Drive For Waae Boosts   Restraint Plea By Administration Is lanored

AFL-CIO Planning  Pay-Increase Drive   PAY CONTRACTS MUST BE NON-LINEPLATIONARY

OF MURDERER OF 4-YEAR-OLD      Identity Of Sex Killer Established

Kidnap-Murder Suspect, Native of London, Left His Family 15 Years Ago

Caught In New Jersey  Confesses Assault-Murder Of ‘Googie’ Kiecorius. 4

 Target For Government Drive  Nondescript Building Houses Communist Center

iNew Tork headquarters Almost Veserted  Cc ommunist Party Leaders ‘in Hiding

Staff Members Decline Interview . . .  Will New Law Affect Communist Newspaper?

Registration Law Brings Slash in Number UL S. Communist Party Top ‘Officers Stay in Hidina

Inside ...   lowa Farm Area Searched  Bo ys Fate in Drifts or Blue Ca:

Cian Victim? Taken Away in Car?  Fate of Missing lowa Boy. 4, .Is Mystery

House Receives At New Bills and 10 Amendments  Withholding Tax, Old Age Pension Changes Are Proposed

House Showerec By 41 New Bills. On Second Day   ‘One Would Set Up Withholding Plan For Income Tax

‘Irked by Pro-Soviet Stand  U.S. Shelves Yugoslavian Bid to Buy 500,000 Tons Surplus Wheat

U. S. Shelves Yugoslav Wheat Deal; Ike Takes Heat Off Plane Dispute

Yugoslav Wheat Request Shelved  Reflects Kennedy Reaction to Tito

Yugoslavia Request!  Nix Plans To Sell Surplus Of Wheat   America Asked To Give 500,000-Ton Load: Refusal Outgrowth Of Recent Conference

Halts New Programs U.S. Temporarily Shelves Yucoslavia Bid for Wheat

U.S. Shelves Tito Bid to Buy Wheat Kennedy Irked by  Yugoslays’ ProSoviet Position

U.S: Not Selling Yugoslavia Grain At Present Time   Kennedy Disapproved Tito’s Position At Belgrade Conference

LONG DEBATE IN PROGRESS ON REVENUES   Most Of House Time Is Spent On Local Bills

Small Nations Resume ‘Efforts for Agreement On Stopgap Head for U.N.

Small Nations Push Efforts On U.N. Head   Soviet Union, U.S. Deadlocked on Issue: Adlai Sees Delegates

NEWS INDEX   rae . Governor Adds Pollution  Study to Special Session

Gene San Soucie, Teamster Official, (One of Two Killed in Plane Crash

Labor Leader, Laurel Native  Die In Crash   Victims Believed To Be Gene San Soucie Of Teamsters And Ronald Denny, Formerly Of Laurel

RAIN TO CONTINUE IN SOUTHERN AREAS  Upstate Hoosiers May Get Heavy Snow

Ballot on Red China Today   Showdown at Hand After Two Weeks of U. N. Debate

US. Still Thinks Red China Will — Be Kept Out Of The United Nations

Showdown Near On China Seat  U.N. Assembly Heads For Membership Vote

Vote Near On Peiping Seat  Sh SR Bee ss ul Ps. .   Showdown May Come On 4 Ballots

OUTCOME UP TO KENNEDY  Ike Promises To Submit Another Balanced Budget

:  Safe Driver Law Goes Into Effect  Good Drivers To Get Liability Insurance  Rates Cut 10 Per Cent

J : eZ Negligence Charged in  Death of 28  Specifie Acts Not Revealed

Neglect. Of Duty Laid fo 3.   Two Majors, Colonel Named In Accusations

Three Former Red Leaders Said Expelled   Molotov, Malenkoyv, Kaganovich Appeal Report Stated

Ex-Minister on His Way Home To Fight Case   Dramatic Contest Seems Probable

Rumors out Bolsheviks are expelled   Former leaders have appealed party decision

Molotov May Try To Evade Ouster  VMalenkoyv. Denuty Renoarted   Malenkovy. Deputy Reported Also To Have Been Booted

Stalinist Reds Ge  Bounce   Molotov, Kaganovich, Malenkoe Booted Out

Party Cells Oust 3 Top Russ Leaders  Malenkov, Kaganovich  And Molotov Appeal

Molotov Makes Own Appeal  Downgraded Communists Appeal Dismissal to Central Committee

3 Top Stalinists Fight Party Ouster   Molotov, Malenkov, Kaganovich Plan Appeal of Expulsion Edict

Khrushehey Under Fire By Molotov   Three Former Top Men Removed By Communist Cells

3 Former Commie Biawigs Expelled   In Portugal  Salazar Government  Makes Bid For Votes

Old Reds Reported Expelled   Molotov Journeys Toward Moscow To Face Accusers

} Ex-Soviet Leaders Are Ordered Out   Malenkov, Molotov Kazanovich Appeal Expulsion Decrees

12,228 Others Have Licenses Suspended  Licenses Of 4,906 Motorists Lost: Under New Maryland Point System

Air Force Captair Virgil . Grissom: To Enter Space         Hop Scheduled, “Weather A-OK

May Target Date To Pass Housing Bill   Senate Hearings Expected To Start Late This Month

Housing Bill Legislation  Seen By May   Democrats Declare It Won't Be Easy; Changes Expected

Demo Solons Hope For Housing Plan Avovroval By May   Committee Seeks To Finish Jobless Aid Bill Hearing

Democrats Hope To Pass Housing Bill Lafe in May   But Leaders Concede Kennedy's Program Faces Tough Battle

Democrats Eye Enactment on Housing Plan  Congress May Make Changes, Thev Sucpnect

Democrats Face Fight fo Enact Housing Progra   Congress Expected To Change Measures Pushed by Kennedy

Democrats Speak of, Eeneting i Méasure “but...  woe is 23) Mey  =ata ADI =e  ww we . Z iw’

Housing Bill Approval Seen Possible by May   Democrats In Congress Acknowledge Passage Will Not Be Easy

Democrats Want Housing Bill Voted By May, But See Rough Sledding

Housing Bill Enactment By May Is. Sought   Congressional Democrats Admit Approval Of Plan Will Not Be Easy

Weather   Dems Kye May Action On Housing   Congress May Make Changes In Kennedy Program

Demos Talk Of Putting Inte Law By May   Would Halt Decay In Cities, Benefit Low-Income Families

Democrats Air Housing Program  Congressional Demos Hope To Enact JFK’: Legislation By May

Job Picture Brightens In America   Administration Elated Over Improvement In Unemployment Rate

6.1 Per Cent Of Labor Force Jobless  Unemployment Rate Shows  Substantial Improvement

Jobless Rate Drop Hailed,  Seen Unusual   Officials Express Pleased Surprise On Latest Report

Employment. Rate In U. S. Rises In Nov. Iniprovement Is First -For ‘62 -

Paratroops Seek Halt  Laos Rebels  Dropped North Of Vientiane To Head Off Unit

Paratroopers Iry To Block Laos Rebels   Both Sides Jockey For Strength On Eve Of Cease-Fire

Laos Paratroopers  Drop On Rebel Area   Reds Believed Cut Off; Pro-Red Jump From Soviet Transports Also Reported

Robbery Attempt Headed Off At The Pass  Cowboys (Drug Store Variety) Nabbed By Grandma-Led Posse

WEATHER FISEWHERE   Parliament Endorses Common Market Proposals of Macmillan

On Macmillan’s Common Market Plan: Parliament Votes 313-T0-5 Against British Isolation

On Macmillan’s Common Market Plan: $$ tommon Market Plan:  Parliament Votes 313-T0-5 Against British Isolation

V oted in Parliament .... Conservative Backing For  Entry In Common Market

Party Closes Ranks Behind  Macmillan Conservatives Approve Market Plan

Macmillan Plan ls Given Backing   Conservative Party Closing Its Ranks

Conservative Party Backs Trade Action  Threatened Revolt Fails To Develop On British Change

A Lot of Coleslaw   British Parliament OK’'s Entry in Common Market

N.Y. City Milk Strike May Force the Upstate Producers to Dump Their Milk

Welsh, GOP Leaders Snarl Over Budget   Republican Legislators Deny Tax Increase Is Needed As They Answer Governor's Accusations.

State Department Watching New Conflict Between Soviets, Chinese With Interes:

ANNIVERSARY SNUBBED _ Russ-Red China. Split Holds Interest in U.S

Tussle May Have Effect Yo Berlin   Khrushchev Polite In Gcectings To President _Kennedy

Russ-China Rift Seen  Deepening   Khrushchev Snubs  Orientals, Sends TLS. “and Wichee”™

U.S. OFFICIALS ARE INTERESTED IN EVIDENCE OF FRESH CONFLICT IN RED CHINESE-RUSSIAN RELATIONS

'U. S; Scans Evidence of New Riff ‘In Russian-Red Chinese Relations

Peiping Fete Gets Niki Snub   But He Congratulates U.S. on July 4th

The The Question: What’s It Mean?  State Department Interest Keen In Russia. China Rift

OVERSEAS DIPLOMACY  Kennedy Plans Paris Talks Next Month With De Gaulle

Kennedy Sets Trip  to France  EP eee EIR oo Be   Wife io Make Trip Also

28-Year-Old Blonde Connected With Ranger Team  - Meet Marcia --- Space Scientist

Say Lumumba Might Regain  Congo Power   Support for Ousted Premier Seems to Be Gaining

Report Suppor For Pro-Soviet Ruler Growing   Mobutu Airlifts 100 Paratroopers To Fight ‘Invaders

WEATHER   More Racism Before Court  Restaurants and Restrooms Added to Segregation Issues

HOUSE GROUP OKS $1.5 MILLION  Approve Bill to Aid Work  Projects in NE Minnesota

Kennedy Gives Support To AEC Nuclear Blast  Planned For December

President Approves Nuclear Blast To Speed Peaceful Atom Research

Test Will Aid In Developins Peaceful Use   Pioneer Explosion Set For December In N.M. Salt Shaft

UNDERGROUND NUCLEARBLAST IS APPROVED   Represents New Search For Peaceful Uses Of  Atemic Power   TO TAKE PLACE IN FORMER SALT BEDS

Amcount Small, But Helicopter Contaminated; No Danger  In New Mexico

Test Releases Small. Light  Steam Cloud  No Radioactivity Is   No Radioactivity Is Detected in Towns Near Carlsbad Site

“PEACE BOMB” SET OFF DEEP UNDERGROUND   Cloud Of Radioactive Steam Appears At N. Mexico Site   10 CARS ON HIGHWAY GIVEN SAFETY WASH

Atomic ‘Peace Bomb’  Set Off At Carlsbad   AEC Detects No Radioactivity In Communities Near Test Site

Drifts Northwestward Small Radiation Cloud Fills Air After U.S. Blast

Low Fallout Hours After Test Firing  Small Bomb Is One-Quarter Of AA‘t. Je FC weth

10,000 Roentgens Measured  ‘Peace Bomb’ Explosion Sends Up ‘Hot’ Cloud

AEC Surprised By Underground Blast Results  No Radioactivity Detected in Communities Near Test Site; Helicopter Contaminated.

TO REENACT INAUGURATION OF LINCOLN   Sandburg to Deliver Eulogy, ~~" Congress Memt ers to Attend.

10 REENACT INAUGURATION OF LINCOLN   Sandburg to > Deliver, Eulogy; "Congress Members to Attend.

Russians Talk of New Nuclear Tests  Even Underground Blasts  a. ee Se a ae

Soviet Would-Match Nuclear Tests; U.S. Sets Off Another Underground

Soviets Will Resume Nuclear Tests  Unless West Halts All Explosions

If West Continues Them  Soviets Warn Of More  Nuclear Weanvons Tests

Soviets Threaten  To Test  Underground   U nderground Blasts Hit

‘Will R Resume , Tes ting if West Does  : Few Hours After Warning, U.S.

Try to Put Test Blame On the West   UL. S. Announces Low-yield Blast; Another Planned

Russians To Resume Tests if West  Continues: U.S. Tells of _A-Blast

Reds Threaten More A-Tests  11S Arnnanuneoe   U.S. Announces Another Blast

Ignore Soviet declarationstill blasting   Russia again tries to shift blame to West

Russians Again Try to Blame Tests on West   Soviet Will Resume Unless West Stops

Soviets Warn They’ll Resume A-Testing If West Continues; U.S. Plans To Test. Then Tal

More Tests Threatened By Soviets   Plan Action If Allied Nations Continue Blasts

Russia Blames West for Any Nuclear Tests  Suggest Western Powers Call Off Future Explosions

Soviet Again Blames West  On Resuming   Underground Blast In Nevada Set Off As Talks Stymied

Halt tests or else. say Reds   But U.S. sets off underground blast

Soviet Plan New Nuclea:  Explosions  Try to Blame West For Test  CO antionsnend

Adenauer Flying To U.S. to Talk With Kennedy   Trip Is Eighth to Be Made by German

West Germar Head Starts Trip to U.S.  Adenauer to Talk With Kennedy on Future of NATO

Chancellor, JFK to Hold Ist Meeting   NATO to Be Main Topic of Discussion

Washington:   Adenauer Meets With President  West Getman Chancello,

ADENAUER FLIES HERE FOR TALK WITHPRESIDENT   Discussion to Center On NATO Alliance

CALLS FOR U. S. LEADERSHIP  Adenauer, Kennedy Will Discuss NATO Problems

CHIEF DEFENSE LAWYER IS WEST GERMAN   ADENAUER EN ROUTE 10 WASHINGTON

Atlantic Alliance Future  . Adenauer Enplanes for U.S. ‘For Important Talks With JFK

Corn Holding Action Voted   National Formers at Mass Meeting Act. ta Sat Prices

NFO Plans Grain Holding Action   Maps Drive In Fall On Corn  And Sovheanc

U.N. Winning Survival Tilt. Asseris Adlai  Priority Action to   Priority Action to Bolster and Improve Peace Task Is Urgec

Stevenson Says UN. ‘Winning   Delegate Asks For Strengthening Of Assembly Machinen

Stronger Peace-Keeping Machinery Urged By  Stevenson   PLEASED WITH WORK OF 14-WEEK SESSION

Castro's Aide Takes Asylum in Foreign Embassy   Break Comes After Incoherent Speech By Fidel Today

Top Castro Aid Breaks With Boss  Cuban Premier Raps United States In Radical Sneech

® 4 Life’s End MRS. CLIFFORD KRESS IS STRICKEN IN CAR  DURING CHURCH RITES — DIES AT HOSPITAL

Life’s End   Life’s End  MRS. CLIFFORD KRESS IS STRICKEN IN CAR DURING CHURCH RITES — DIES AT HOSPITAL

\Vove Is Major Step to Bring Peace to Asia   Agreement Reported Due to Action Taken By Averell Harriman

Laos Conference Ai Geneva Takes Step   Britain And Russia Named Permanent Guardians Of Laos Peace, Neutrality

Britain And Russia Named Permanent Guardians Of Laos Peace, Neutrality

Border Barriers Strengthened Britain, Soviet Union Named  Guardians of Peace in Laos

PEN AAP ERZIN  WWANET RN Pe AE  Britain, Soviet Union Named Guardians of Laos

Britain And Russia Chosen Geneva Conference Names Laos Guardians

Rail Executives Charge Federa Inefficiency’  ‘Mishandling — eerneey

Report Rusk Called Upon Allied Powers To Bring W. Europe's Shield to Full Force

50% Boost In Pensions, Too  Solons Due To Get $3,000 In Expense:

State Solons Ready For Vote On Pay Hike   Expense Account Amendment Faces Defeat In House

Kip Mississippi  ‘Freedom riders’ take to air   To Canada   Kennedy to go on good will mission

11-Day Trip Ends  More ‘Freedom Riders’ Due Despite Beatings, Scares

Measure Does Not Resemble House Bill  Senate Withholding Bill Gets 12-6 Committee Vote

e Does Not Resemble House Bill  cake Withholding Bill Gets 12-6 Committee Vote

Inside...    Beautitul Mountain State  Dispute Over Kashmir Becomes Bitter

Troop Freeze May Ease Congo Crisis   Could Halt Offensive Against Baluba Rebels in the North

fipTiCa.  Troop Moves To Be Halted In the Congo  United Nations.   United Nations, Tshombe Agtee On Travel Ban .

UN, Katanga to Halt All Troops   Agreement May End Possible Friction

Hope to Avoid More Friction in Congo Area   May End Offensive Against Rebels in Stormy Province

UN Action Aims at Taking Off ‘Some of Heat’  Katanga Leader Accord With  In Accor

Effort Made To Avoid Friction — Announcement Of President Tshombe’s Abrupt Shift Comes Shortly After His Show Of Force At Airport — U. S. Asks Belgium To Pressure Katanga Into  SS i aire ’ —

Agree to Halt Troop Movement Causing Friction   More Political Killings Reported From Congo

May Halt Offensive  On Balubas   U.S. Is Pushing kederation Plan

Katanga, UN Agree On Troops   Announce Plan to Halt All Movement of Soldiers Which Might Bring Frictio:

Congolese Reject, Rebels Accept UN Plan on Troops   Movements of Forces Which Might Cause Friction Will Be Avoided,

Movements Of Troops Are Frozen   Reports of New Political Killings By Gizenaists

Mother, Refusing To Pay Expired License Fine, Takes Baby To Jail

Fires Claim 4: In State   Four Blazes Also Cause Hundreds Of Thousands Of TDoalisre In Damage

$101 Burglary At Halfway House  Neanitioc Prenhina   Deputies Probing 2 Thefts Of Tools

Reh Leaders Get Asylum From Brazil   Scizure Of Ship Is Hinted By One Official

Rebels: Get  Asylum In Brazil   Pasi engers Prepare To Disembark; - Trodps. Guard Dock

Chancellor To Visit Hot Spot   ‘Adenauer Says Crisis Will Not Lead To War 

Danville Man Is Held In Murder Plot   Joined Woman In Theft Scheme

Extra Police Have Been Assigned — For Gary Cooper Funeral Processior

Band Parents Incorporate   Public Barred From Funeral Mass For Celebrated Star Gary Cooper

Rites For Gary Cooper Tomorrow   Requiem Mass Precedes Restricted Service For Star

 . 1 Saturday’s ‘Dynamic Downtown ‘Program Includes Parades, Shows

Tough Texas Officers Subdue Plane Hijacking Father-Son Team By Bone Crushing KO Clout To Close Drama

Stiffer Penalty Sought For Piracy; Officials Say Cuba Not Party in Plot

Pair Faces U.S. Grand Jury Action   Border Patrolman, One Of 10 Hostages, Jumps Armed Man

One Punch Halts Plane Theft; Kather-Son Hijack Team Held   Airline, Pilots Veto — Bid To Arm Crewmen

Fantastic hijacking scheme ended by lawman s bone-breaking wallop   PIRATES ARE CAPTURED AFTER 10-HOUR SIEGE

REVERBERATIONS IN WhTe HOV, ee     SC  Hijacking Caused A National Uproar

Accuse Pair Of Kidnaping, Transporting Stolen Plane   Held On Ground At Texas Field On Orders Of President: Seek Life Penalty For Such Crimes

Bonds Total $200,000  White House, Congress Upset; Hiiackers Face Stiff Penalty

‘Piracy’ Claimed Plane Hijacking Try Stirs Wide Furore   (Related Story, Picture Pg. 13

Plane Hijacking Caused Furor in Entire Country   Car Salesman and Son Held in $200,000 Bail

Hijacker Pair To Face Jury  Father and Son Team Bound Ove  Ae. PI... MC 2’... IL I"L.... wi...

One Punch  Ends Siege  D..*-.. A = on Ow Vs. fe te @   Pair Awaits Hearing;  Kennedy Ruled No Swap

Gunman Dropped with Blow by Border Patrol Official, Flattened Tires Halt Flight

Father and Son Hijackers Under $200,000 Bond:   Knockout Blow. From Border Patrolman Ended 9-Hour Ordeal

U.S. Doubt: lf Castro In Scheme   Father-Son Team Held Airliner Nine Hours

Father, Son Are Held In  Texas Case   Demands Made For Penalties As Stiff As For Piracy

Sluqged Gunman   Furor Over Hijacking = Hits Congress, W. House   Harass“Wash-rag Squadron’  New Decrees For E. Berlin Workers

Both Captured On Plane After Knockout Blow   9-Hour Adventure Ends as Border Patrol Ofifcial Acts Quickly

Captured After 9-Hour Plane Drama Dad-Son Hijackers Held In ‘200.000

Airliner Hijacking Creates Demand For Stiff Penalties For Such Crimes   Hero Of Plane Hijacking Made Move When Gunman Got Hysterical

Father, Son Are Bound Over For Plane Hijack   Border Patrol Official Plays Heros Role In Plane Incident

Plane Hijackers Held Under $200,000 Bond   (More Stories and Pictures: Pages 2, 5)

Father and Son Team Floored by One Punch PRESIDENT KEPT IN TOUCH

Officer In Hero’s Role   IN TODAY’S PAPER   One Punch Ends Bizarre Hijacking

KNOCK-OUT PUNCH ENDS HIJACKING  Nab Father. Son as Plane Pirates

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Father, Son Bound Over To U.S. Jury   ‘Border Patrolman Leads Capture on Airliner in Texas

Stiffer Penalties Sought Jet Airliner Hijacking Furor Reaches White House. Capito!

Border Patrol Officer Nabs Plane Hijackers   Father, Son Held: Bullets Prevent Takeoff of Craft

‘Ready To Negotiate On Berlin—Russia   -Nine-Hour Adventure  Grand Jury Gets Hijackers

Pair, Tired Of US, Wantec ‘To Live In Castro's Cuba   Security Measure

Jet Hijacking Fiasco Causes  National Furor  Father, Son Held; Congress Starts New Law Action

93,000 TOLL OF ACCIDENTAL DEATHS IN ‘60   Autos Killed 38,200; Economic Loss is $13.4  Billion.

93,000 Persons Die in Mishaps Throughout 196   Traffic Crashes Claim Two-Thirds of Entire Total

93,000 Fatalities Recorded in 1960  Death Rate Down To Record Level

Nation’s Accident Toll Hits 93,000 With Autos Leading Killers, Home Accidents Next

Airline Deaths Up One-fhird—  Accidental Death Claimed 93.200 in 190: Cost $13.4 Billion

National Accidents Take Staggering Number Of Lives During Past Year

93,000 Die in Mishaps During 60   9 Million Injured in Nation; One of Every 19 Disabled

Mishaps Took 93,000 Lives In Last Year  Over Two-Thirds Of Victims Died in Traffic, Home

Two-Thirds In Traffie Crashes Accidents In United States Claim Lives Of 93.000 Persons Last Year

Road Toll In State Sets Mark  25 Die on Highways,   25 Die on Highways, Other Accidents Claim Seven Lives

Town Hall Asks Transit Plan Pullout  Alternative Propesals' Offered

2 Warships Sail From East Africa   Middle East Status. Prompts Alert of Both Air, Sea Forces

Sea, Air Units Are Alerted By British   Aircraft Carrier, Frigate Put to Sea; Kassem Masses Troops

5 Prisoners  Execufed by  Firing Squad Castro Court Says  They Were Guilty OF ‘War Crimes’

Girl Tells O1 Watching Father Kill  Daughter, 14, Witness To  Mother's Murde

Ferry Craft Hauls U.S.  Staff Home 64 Finish: Trip  From Havana.   Cuba Picture, Story. Page 2-4

‘ 307 Persons, Many Children, Die In Blaze Arsonist Is Held In Circus Tragedy

To Avenge Beating By Circus Employe Arsonist Confesses Setting Fatal Fire

1 cople tlate U.5., Visitor Says Chances For Chinese Revolt Appear Very Slim

General’s Notice  In Army’s Hands   VICE J PRE SIDENT SPE. LS) Ae LUB BBOCK aN  We're Not Scared -- Lyndon

~ANOTHER VETO IN PROSPECT ?— Assembly Sets Stage  For Showdown Battle

2 Big Problems Now Face Ohio sate Assembly  ouse ApDpropriarion   House Appropriation Bill Is Cut; Senate Studies Improvements

2 Big Problems Now Face Ohio State Assembly  House Appropriations Bill Is Cut; Senate Studies Improvements

Lawmakers Face 2 Main Money Bills   Decisions Due On Improvements Appropriations

LENGTHY ASSEMBLY SES SION PREDICTED  Hearings On Money Bills Start

Lift Threat of Ships Boycott  Ask Picketed Ship Be Allowed to Sail

Jail Guard Cilla Among Witnesses   Quotes Weger: ‘Pu! Pieces Together For Dumb Cops’

Condemned as “Brutal And Bestial’ in Protest —Premier Asks Help of Katanga in Civil War

By Dauphin County Court... Prompt Decisior  In Milk Price Tangle Pledged

‘Angry’ Congress Adjourns   Sanate Affronted By House Action In Closing Early

Senate Has To Accept Big Money Bill Dumped In Lap On Take It, Leave It Basis

s wwii wisyt! ioe ee ee eS DL eee ee ed  ‘“ongress Approves $1.1 Billion Agency Bill, Adjourns

Kennedy Administration Points To Fine Record  Congress Winds Up Session  WASHINGTON (UPI}—Congress ended its longest session in 10 years at dawn _.tedaw with the Senate sputtering over the House’s “taélt’or leave it tactics on the

Congress Ends in Angry Whirlwind; Senate Forced to Pass Money Bill

MANSFIELD AND DIRKSEN BLAST HOUSE   House Bars Money Bill _ Changes At All-Night  Session; Congress Spent  Record $92.5 Billion,

House Forces Huge Money Bill on Senate   Senators Express Anger at Action Of House; Refusal to Pass Bill Would Call for Special Session

Congressional Session Ends in Angry Whirlwind  House Adiourns After Passina Sunolemental   House Adjourns After Passing Supplemental Appropriation to Force Approval by Senate

House Pull s Fast One  Session Of Congress Brought To Close In Angry Whirlwind

Tempers Flare on Both Sides of Aisle Over Forced Move by Congress 

Senate Raps House For Early Halt.   Has To. Accept Big Money Bill’ . ©  From Representatives

Congress Ends Record Session On Fund Outlays  Peacetime Mark   Peacetime Mark Broken by Total Of $92.5 Billion

Tempers Flare As Senators Close Up Shop   Big Money Bill Of House Make Senators Unhappy

Money Bill Passed By Congress  Senate ‘Mouse-Trapped’ As House Adjourns

Senate Has to Accept Big Money Bill Tossed to It by House on Take It or Leave It Basis

First Congress Meet Of Kennedy Regime Is Ended   Winds. Up In. Angry Whirlwind Over Money Bill

Congress Closes  Shop   House Action On Appropriation Bill Angers Senators

Session at End: House Irks Senate   Lower Chamber's Aci Blocks Compromise On Money Bill.

Action On Money Bill Stirs Ire   First Session Under Kennedy Comes To End

Senate Irked By House Move   Take-It-or-Leave-It Money Bill Gets Nod

Senators Angry At House ‘Affront’  Session Winds Up Amid Controversy

Senators Angry Over Action by Lower House  No Chance Given For Compromises

Session Closes With Senate in An Angry Mood   Forced To Accept Huae Money Bill

Senate Accepts Big Money Bil] As ‘Congress Adjourns In Whirlwind

Congressional Session Ends Tr TE ESS Ee i Serre Arar  Angry Senate Adjourns

Senators Angry As Congress Closes Up Shop      Forced By House Adjournment To Accept Big Money Bill

Passes Record Money Bill In Ruffled Dignity  Senate Adjourns In A Huff Swallowing House Rebuff

Senate Leaders Outraged  Congressional Session Ends In Angry Uproar

Anary Winduo in Wee Hours for Ist Congress of Kennedy Administration

House Forces Money Bill On Senate No Chance No Chance To To Compromise.  Congress In Angry Windup Of First Session Under Kennedy

$92 Billion Is High For  Peacetime   Congress Winds Up Session With Senite-Slouse Pitf

Members Okay Foreign Aid Funds        Congress Ends After Senate Accepts Big Money Measure   JFK Plans to Stake Political Standing on Four Top Issues

Money Is Voted; Congress Quits  _ Senators Angry at House ~ For Forcing Okay of Bill

senate feels affronted by House move   Appropriations hit $92.5 billion  peacetime recorc

Peacetime Spending Record Set by Congress in Nine-Month Session   Total Tops $95-Billion

SENATE GETS MONEY BILL ULTIMATUM   House Adjourns Hours Ahead Of Companion Body

Congress Adjourns As  House Rebuffs Senate   Sends Last Bill On ‘Take It or Leave It’ Basis

Angry Note as Congress is Adjourned  Senate Forced by House to Accept Bia Money Bill

House Trick Puts Money Bill Across   Senate Burns As Adjournment Balks Compromise Possibility

Tempers Flare as Congress  Quits; Spending Hits Peak    Schools, Medicare Top List Explosive Issues Face  JFK in 1962 Congress

Congress Adjourns; No Tax Cut   Angry Senate Forced to Okay Big Money Bill

Congress Adjourns After Voting Nearly $4 Billion Foreign Aid Appropriation

Congress Quits in Angry Mood Over Big Money Bill   House Okays Measure ir Early Morning, Leaving Senators No Choice.

VOenare MOQTS ANE FIOUse  Anary At Having To Approve Last Minute Fund Measure

38th Year, No. 27 POL LL ELLE LO LL LO LLLP LL ODL OS Judge Hot Over Cool Conduct in  Traffic Crash

Protest Group Putting Legislators ‘On The Spot About Yugoslav Aid

Ask Strike Vote By Ford Local _   Move Aimed to Give Negotiators Power

All Set For A Warm Breakfast!   Wart Treatment Causes  More Worry Than Cancer

 Arm Guerrillas  Rusk Charges Russians Push For South Viet Nam Capture

Hudson River Excursion Ends in Shambles with 1,000 Phoney Tickets

‘Hunt Way to Aid Private Schools As Senate Education Aid Vote Nears

ARCTIC COLD IN DIXIE  Fresh Veneer of White Over Northern States

Water Group fakes Pitch   Arkansas Cityan Heads Kansans Before Conaress

15 Persons Die On Highways In Wisconsin   1961 Total Grows To 880 Compared With 011 Year Aaco

State's Holiday Traffic Mishaps Take Lives of 13   Two Women Dead In Accident Near Mineral Point

State Traffic Crashes Fatal fo {5 Persons   Holiday Period Pushes Wisconsin Deaths to 880

Rescuers Push  Toward Plane  B47 Down in Flames In Wisconsin Wilds

FINAL EDITION   NEGRO CRUSADER Robert Weaver Named To Head Housing Agency

Budget shows important financial role of federal governmentin Alaska

6,000 TICKETS NO GOOD  Airline Broke, Quits; Vacationers Strandea

[ARMY CHIEF OUTLINES POLICIES   Special Training Needs Stressed In Budget Talk

UN Troop Harassing Continues   Situation Suill Tense In Congo Despite Pledge

Congo Rebels Scorn U.N., Harass Staff   Tshombe Adviser Says Boycott Not Stopped, U.N. May Call Indians

VErY WARNING     Katangans Still Harass UN Troops, Tension Mounting

Congo Boycott Causes Tension  U. N. Personal Fee Strain Of Embargo

Tension Growing  Strict Boycott Puts Squeeze On UN Personnel in Katange

Portuguese Pirates May Have Given Away Position On Kadio  Ship Hunt Is Narrowing

Executives’ Fanev Cars  On Way Out   Dalton Orders Nine State Chiefs To Smaller Cars

Fancy Cars Out For State Workers  Cost Cutback Plan -Launched by Dalton

Jefends AWOL Marine Against Sin  Tycoon Bars FBI  a A te hte Ar SNe

Castro Plans  On Stealing  Spotlight Cuban Leader To  Set Up Anti-U.S. Campaign Soon

Catholic Hierarchy To Fight Kennedy Education Aid Plan   Charges Bill Discriminates Against Parochial Schools

Church Leaders Charge Program [s Discriminatory   Hierarchy Plans Vigorous Fight Against Proposal

Senate Foreign Aid Backers Hope To Start Debate on Authorization Bill

Car Strikes Bridge And Two Men Die  Pulaski Crash Raises Weekend Toll to7

,Yeteran Pilot Makes 14,000th Trip Through: Berlin Air Corridors

SEE GAIN FOR ‘HOODLUMS’ Sierra Vista In Furor  Over Fired Police Chief

Negro Collecting Rifles To Form Club, ‘Armament Race With Whites

THEIR FIRST WORD  Voice Of America To Tell Russians About Bomb Test:

Voice of America To Stress Threat  Story of Soviet Tests, Pollution to Be Aired

U.S. to Tell Red Public Of A-Blasts   ‘Voice’., ‘to Bombard So “viet Union, for 8 Hours Voday   TO CITE DANGERS   Russians Still'in Dart  About Nikita’s Long -. Test Series

Soviet Has Kept Silent On Testing   Most Russ People Still In Dark About Country’s Actions

Voice of America Tells  Russ People Today Their Govt. A-Tests Bring Peril   Says Spring Fallout No Health Peril

TO OVERRIDE COMMITTEE   Finance Committee Rejects Half-Cent Increase, 10-7; Demo-« crats Will Appeal To Full Senate Monday.

Current Rate Of 3 Per Cent ls in Trouble   Rate Would Drop To 2% Per Cent On Saturday

GOP Braces Against Demo Pressures   Demos Seek   To Revive  Measure

GOP Caucus Stands Firm  Sales Tax Increase In Last-Ditch Ficht   $1,437,000 Cut     Trimmed SIU Budget Passed

GOP Caucus Stands Firm ee ee  Sales Tax Increase In Last-Ditch Fight   +1 ,437,000 Cut  Trimmed SIU Budget Passed

Ice Age Reserve Plan Favored  U. S. Park Service’s Suggestions Up to Congress Committees

Park Service Recommends Badger Areas as Reserve, Including Kettle Moraine

Sharper, Clearer Wire Pictures In OBSERVER Result of UPI’s $ Half-million Improvement Plans

Herald Subscribers to Benefit Improved System of Sending Wire Photos Activated by United Press International

Syracuse Univ. Officials Deny Campus Paper's StoryConcerning Ban on Inter-Racial Dating

Triple-Orbit Brings Up. Navy Cheer Success. to Help Space ‘System’

Orbiting Atomic Navigational Satellite Hailéd as Milestone in Space Age

' AI®@A County Public Library’ ALKEN COUNTY PUBLIC repo’  Inited States Orbits :t hree Satellites 1 ith Onée=Rock t Sh ik e ot   Invaluable To Shins

Transport News Darkens Picture Of Improvement   Major Rail Lines in Red During February

This Week in Business and Finance... .  Rail Losses Blotch Brightening Picture

PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND FUNERAL   Kennedy Will Revise Plans In Order To Be Present For Ravburn Rites

JFK to Go to Bonham for Funeral   Arrives in Seattle on Western Trip: Schedule Altered

Mas Vigilancia A La Fam. Kennedy   Audaz Robo De Diamantes Y Oro El Domingo De Pascuas

New Reich Minister  Asks Calm  West Germany Won’t Demand Before Talks

Also Says” Wall Must Go  New German Official Against ‘Ultimatums

Shun Ultimatums, Schroeder Warns  W. German Minister Inspects Berlin Wall

On Berlin Talks No Ultimatums., Say W. Germans   Adenauer declared Thursday the

Inside The Times      ‘100 Birthdays Are Enough’  Grandma Moses Turns 101, Decrees Quiet Day

Probers Seek Cause For Crash In Jungle   BEHIND THE SCENES  Rusk, Adlai Plan U.N. Moves

Doubt Hammarskjold's Plane Was Shot Down; U. N. Faces Emergency   Ranking Delegation Seeks to Carry Out Daaq’s Peace Talk

U.N. Group To Carry On Katanga Talks   Unit Arrives In Ndola; Crash of Dag’s Plane Probed

High-Ranking U.N. Delegation Seeks Peace in Katanga   Keep Eye on Soviet —  Rusk, Adlai Work Hard To Keep U.N. Operating

Experts Probe Dag’s Crash  New UN Group Arrives For Talks on Katanga

Plane Crash Ruled ‘Natural’     ane eeaenencecen cae SCE  Katanga Peace Talks Resumed By U.N. Group

U. S. Air Attache Who Inspected Wreckage of Plane in Which U.N. Secretary Died Convinced It Was Not Shot Down

Delegation To Trv For Peace Talk  U.N. Negotiators cc ss rr MM see ith ac   U.N, Negotiators Seek To Carry Out Dae’s Mission

Experts  Hunt Cause  Of Crash   Lone Survivor Tells Of Explosions; Armed Attack Said Doubtful

Check Diseloses: Hanimarskjold Plane Carried 16  Survivor Reported To Be As Comfortabli As Could Be Expecte:

DAG’S DEATH INVESTIGATED ~ UN Delegation Arrives For Katanga Peace Talks

United Nations Officials Arrive in Ndola; To Aid In Identifying Crash Victims

Delegation Takes Dag’  Assignment   TSth Victim Is Found In Wreek

Adjourns To Mourn Hammarskijold   UN Gr oup Seeks To Carr y Or With Katanga Peace Confab

Deiegation !s Taking Hommarskjold’s Place   Plane Crash Being Probed But Gunfire Or Sabotage As Cause Held Doubtfui By Exnertes

_ ane Wreck Probed  High UN Figures Take Over Dag’s Work In Katanga

In Which Hammarskjold Died An Official Says Reports Of Foul Play In Crash Of Plane Groundless

Khiari Chief of UN Team; Probe Wreck   US Expert Says Plane Was Not Shot’‘Down

After Hammarskjold’s Death  High UN Delexation Sent To Carry Out Peace Talks

Attack On Dag Plane Ruled Out   UN Delegation Reaches Ndola  To Continue Katang: Peace Talks

U.N. Delegation Takes Over For Dag In Ndola   Most-Gritieal: Session In U.N. History Opens

In Ndola For Peace Talks   Negotiations With Katanga Leader Halted By Hammarskiold’s Death

U. N. Peace Committee Arrives Hammarskjold's Air Crash Still Mystery

U.N. Delegation Continues Mission  Cause Of Plane Smashup Remains Uncertair

No Sabotage Found  U.N. Delegation  Seeks To Carry Through For Dag

Gov. Lawrence To Submit His — Budget Jan. 2  No Price Tag Put On Spending — May Tote Ahanut €1 Rillian

EHS Seniors Select—  Pick Motto, Song, Colors, Flower in Class ‘61 Session

Reds Ok ‘no veto’  UN chief   But reserve right to approve the man

US. rejects Red proposal for U.N. chief   Just another version of troika secretariat

If Chasen, To Have No Veto Power   Red Delegation Spells Out Plan For 3 Deputies

STOP-GAP UN LEADER   Stevenson Says. Proposal Isn't Real Comoromise

Plan Is Offered By Russia ButCandidate Would Have To Meet With Soviets’ OK

Want East, West And Neutral Deputies  Reds Drop ‘Troika’ Plan; Must Okay 1-Man UN Head

Russ Seek Veto-Free UN Chief   However Reds Would Reject Any Nominee Who Did Not Meet Their Approval

SECRETARIA? IS FEARED   Council Fight On Memberships On Tap Monday

Russia For Temporary  U.N. Chief  However. Must   However, Must Be Acceptable To Soviets

Only on Temporary Basis  Soviets Ease Demands for Troika Arrangement in UN

U. S. Rejects Soviet Stopgap Plan for U.N. Secretariat  Russian Proposal Not Real  Cammramica Stavancan Save

U.S. Bars Russ U.N. Proposal   Plan for Temporary Secretary Called *Nlo Real Compromise’

Will Drop ‘Troika’ Until 1963   Clears Way For Naming Temporary Chief

Undermines Integrity of Secretariat   Urged Temporar Head To Confer With Deputies

U.S. rejects Soviet plan to replace Dag  Proposal to name temporary head of U.N. - allad tanathayv waKrainn af tha tuatva’

U.S._SN SNUBS STOP-GAP STOP- GAP PROPOSAL  Russian U.N. Chief Plan + Rejects

Temporary Job Only: Gromyko   Soviet Veto Still Hangs Over Any Man Not Approved

U.S. Refuses to Accept Red Plan On New U.N. Chief   Three Deputy System Is Termed by Adlai As Effort To Undermine Secretariat.

Reds Ask Approval Power But No Veto came aramerrenesttemrievelanpnnp eens  -Soviets.List Plan For U.N. Secretary

Reds Urge Veto-Free  U.N. Chief   Temporary Choice Still Would Need Soviet Approval

Soviet Offers U.N. Proposal   Announce Plan to Pick Temporary Chief Unhampered by Any Veto

Reds Agree Tc Temporary Secretariat   Unhampered By Veto, But He Must Meet Russian Approval

Reds Suggest Temporary U.N. Secretary With Three Deputies, Without Veto   REDS HAVE VETO

TOPOsSead DY Noviets  U.S. ‘No’ To Stop- ‘Caz U.N. Secretary -Gen.

TT -VERSION      \dlai Assails Russia n Proposal for Temporary Secretary to Operate With Three Deputies.  -

Soviet Union Proposes A Veto-Free, Temporary U. N. Secretary-General

calls Red Proposal Another Version of ‘Troika’—  U.S. Rejects Stop-Gap U.N. Chief Plan

U.S. Snubs Red Plan To Pick UN. Chief   U.S., Soviet Near Agreement on Talks

Soviet Union Reveals Plan With No Veto  S aE = OCS ye, oe,  MINIS   Announces Proposal For Naming UN Chief But With Her Approval

Would Give New Chief 3 Deputies    Differs From Plan Promoted By U.S.

Doubt Compromise  U.S. Rejects Red Proposal On Stop-Gap UN Secretary

US. Rejects Soviet Union Proposal ToName Stop-Gap UN Secrefary-Genera

U.N. Leader Plan Given By Russians   Veto-Free Offer Made If Candidate Meets ‘Approval

Would Injure UN Secretariat's Integrity, View  Just Another Version Of Troika, Is Report

Red Proposal Contains Veto On Candidate   Three Deputies Would Assist In Suggested Setup

Lumumba’s Escape Car Demolished   Reported Escape May Have Been: Cover Up For Leader's Death

Lumumba Car Found In Ditch Badly Wrecked   Suspicion Of Death Of Ex-Premier Grows

Wrecked Car Found In Ditch   Belief Grows Escape Really Cover Story — For Lumumba’'s Death

Auto Find ls Claimed By Katanga   Growing Beliet Flight Tale a Cover-Up for Ex-Chief’s Death

Lumumba s Escape Car Found Badly Wrecked   Rains Hide Trail   Not Very Anxious

Reports Say Tshombe Has Fled Capital   Resistance Ebbing, Strongpoints Fall in Elisabethville

PRAYER FOR...  e TODAY @   (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religiou Features)

Electronic Computer Center Whi Cheek All Tax Returns E By 166 U iaveiled

Dillon — Dedicates Computer   Every’ ‘Tax Return To Get Once- Over

Electronic Computer Center, Built to Check Income Tax Fiqures, Dedicated

New Computer Center To Help Uncle Sam Collect S5 Billions From Tax Cheaters

Will Check Tax Returns Treasury Secretary Dedicates Modern Electric Computer Center

Navy Scores 10 Hits in Row in Polaris Trials  Accuracy of Missile May  Calm Conaracc

Kerner Sees Tax Hike OK   Says He Will Call Special Session If Measure Fails

China Waves Olive Branch, Sees Solution   Western Delegates Note Same Old Rec Refrain From Chen

Staie Road Toll Hits 52   Now Mesico Traffte Toll to Date  Lnst Year's Toll to Date

Handley Warns Tax Structure Must Be Alterec   Governor Makes Farewell Address Before Indiana General Assembly

Russia Charges Congo Meddling  Declares Belgium Recruits ‘Legion’

Prelude to Security Council Session- Russia C harges Belgium With New Aggression in the Congo

North Carolina Senate In Action  Revamping The Cour System Of N.C. Gets New Proposal Today

A Visit To hort Bragg Planned; Speech Is Set At UNC For October 12

Kennedy Proposes Change In Jobless surance System  ’ Would Be First Since It was Enacted: No Cost Figures Released 

JFK Seeks Jobless Pay Benefit Hilce      President Seeks Payroll Tax Boost To Finance Raise

JOBLESS PAY BOOST URGED   Kennedy Asks Congress To Strengthen Present System

Extensive Overhaul  Unemployment Benefits Proposal-Goes To Congres:

BROADENING OF JOB FUND GOAL OF JFK   Larger Doles Via Payroll Tax Hike Asked Of Solons

Would Increase Benefits and Payroll Taxes  Kennedy Asks Broad Expansion Of Jobless Insurance Program

Kennedy Urges Expansion—  Asks Broad Overhaul  of Jobless Insurance

Overhaul Of Setup Asked By Kennedy   Many Long-Range , Changes Suggested; Tax Would Rise

Wants Payroll Taxes to Pay for Overhaul   Long-Range Plan Would Not Take Effect Until ‘68

Ask overhaul of jobless pay   JFK: Increase amount, duration of benefits

Extensive Overhaul Of Plan Sought   Would Expand Compensation, Payroll Taxes

JFK Asks Expanded  Jobless Compensation   Bie Overhaul Spread Over Seven Years

Plan Would Be Financed by Payroll Taxes   Congress Given Long Period for Action

ong-Kange Results Cited  More Jobless Benefits Proposed By President

Kennedy Asks Expanded Unemployment Benefits  Most Suggested Changes

JOBLESS PAY EXPANSION REQUESTED   Overhaul Said Most Expensive Since New Deal

Sweeping Change Proposed In lona-Range Plan   Higher Payroll Takes Would Finance Increase

ews At   PRESS TIME,         De Gaulle To Drop ‘Dictatorial Power

Seven feared lost as C.G. vessels capsize   Mountainous seas at mouth of Columbia River

6 Persons Missing In Oregon Storm  Fishermen Feared Drewned In River

Fliers Released By Soviet Union Welcomed Home   Two Airmen Are United With Wives, Greeted By President At Airport

Joyous Reunion  With Wives   Released Airmen Land At Andrews Air Base As Big Crowds Watch

America is Preparing A Joyous Welcome For Released Fliers   Bat Ban Clamped on ‘News of Prison That Two Were in, Plus Conditions

Interviews Prohibited:      Recently Freed U.S. Fliers Greeted By Kennedy, Wives

Kennedy At Airport To Greet Them   Will Go To White House With Wives For Coffee With President

Step Off Ramp Of Plane Into Arms Of Wives   Several Hundred Gathered At Field For Homecoming

lowa Baby Sitter Will Face Charge Of Causing Death Of 3 Young Children

“Compulsion For Holding Children’  ‘Reliable’ Baby Sitter Is Held In Deaths Of Three Youngsters

‘We'll Show Our Determination’ Belaian Striker Demonstration Urged

Huge Belgian Strike Urged  Planned to Coincide With Solons Debate

Connecticut Dam Break Sends Wall Of Water Into Home Area   ” Photo on Page 4-A

Report New Laos Clashes Imminent   Government Troops Face Reds On Three Separate Fronts

Loyalists Drive — To Cut Off Rebels   Action Comes As U.S. and Britain Plan Statement On Conference

Nasser Hit By Syrians For Revolt   Officers Assert UAR Head Failed To Keep Promise

ots GE CWC  PIGGER BULBS LIGHT UP CENTRAL AVE. — FROM LIBRARY CORNER - TO 12TH STREET  SN A TRIAL BASIS

“An the Wind PIGGER BULBS LIGHT UP CENTHAL AVE. —_ FROM LIBRARY CORNER ~ TO 12TH STREET  .N A TRIAL BASIS

Legislative Box Score         Vote on Radar Bill Seen At Least 2 Weeks Away

Beecham, Noted Conductor, Dies   Britain's Greatest Svmphony Leader

Sir Thomas Dies At 81 —  Cerebral Thrombosis Claims Famous British Conductor

Noted British Musician Dies   Sir Thomas Beecham Succumbs in London’

Inside...   Still Active at 81 Composer Thomas Beecham  Dies of Stroke in London

Famous Conductor  Is Dead   Poor Health Many Months Ends Long Career For Beechan

U.N. TROOPS IN CONTROL  Tshombe-Adoula Talks on Congo Unity Slated

Welsh Would Veta Bill Outlawing. The Agency Shop   Governor Won't Commit Himself Qn State Tax Increase

Welsh Likely to Veto Ban on Agency Shop; Might Not Forbid Tax Increase

Kennedy Assures Cuban Mothers U.S. Will Never Forget Their Cause

President Hears Glowing Tribute to His Own Mother  _JEIK Sends Message to Cuban Mothers

Lake County Mayors Fight Burns Region   Handley Leads In Support of Porter Location

Secession ‘Wrong’ Congo Premier Backed:  Will ‘Suppress’ Tshombe

Adoula Vows Unity Action For Katanga  Congo Backs New Premier; Coalition Government Begin

Tshombe on the Outside — New Congo Government  Formed on Compromise

Adoula Pledges Unity of Congo   Plans To Suppress Katanga Secession

Coalition Regime Is Formed... .  Tshombe Left Out of Congo Government

Congo's Premier Hits Secession   Vows Suppression in The Days to Come

Adoula Vows To Hang Onto Katanga Area  Congo Premier Gel: Backing For His Coalition Setup -

CONGO PREMIER FIRM AGAINST KATANGA MOVE   Address Is Given To Parliament

Congo Unity Government  Takes Office   Adoula Denounces Katanga President, Belgium For Wrong:

‘GOOD TURN DAY’ NEXT SATURDAY   . Local Scouts Are Set To Distribute ftand Tur Rags

Conferees’ Agree on  Wage Bill   ‘$i “25 Approved;  House Row Looms

Rough House Fight Looms On Wage Bill   Conferees Agree On Measure Close To Kennedy Ideas

Helicopter Pilot Killed, 4 Injured In Air Search  Find Plane Victims Dead

Plane Crash Kills Four Persons, ‘Copters Searching For It Also Crack Up, Killing Military Pilot

Downed Craft, B Bodies Found  - Two ’Copters Crash In Search For Plane

Wreckage of Light Plane Found With Four Bodies: Helico>ter Pilot Killed

WEGER CASE  Admit Close-Up Photo Evidence  Jury Gets Murder Photo And Weger's Confession

You'll Find {t   To Lots Of People In Capital-- Goldwater Claims John Birch Probe Could Be‘Embarrassing

Weather Forecast   yenator Goldwater Says...  Birch Society Check Would Redden Faces

Chdlor UO Wadler odys...  Birch Society Check Would Redden Faces

Solon Sees Red Faces In Probe  x a en kok ke ok a a a 2  ie, = emt om:   Goldwater Says Congressmen Belong To Society

Sen. Goldwater Says  Birch Probe Would Embarrass A Lot Of People In Congress

Robt. Hanks  ’ will make the season from  Parksley —  Temperanceville.

U.N. Pushes For Joint Congo Probe   Gizenga Is Sought In Connection With Murders

Senate Demos  Postpone Vote On Trailer Act  GOPs Help to Delay  Cc autrover rsii me Bill A  oo s-— >.. " gare

Wilson City Ana County Health Center Involved In Supplies Cancellation

Only the Tiger Is Uncomfo  aaa I I nt tN LL  rtable When. Queen Elizabeth Visits Nepall

‘Fair Housing’ Slated For Showdown Today, GOP Amendments Face Defeat

ue Convenes Monday . Bribery and Conspiracy Case To Go Before Jury

Jury Convenes Monday .. .  Bribery and Conspiracy Case To Go Before Jury

Real Estate Business For  Month Listed   Vecember Transfers Amount To $249,000, Bringing Tota! In Rush County For Year To $2,740.000.

Champion Downed . Twice   Right to Chin   Right to Chin Rings Curtains For Challenger

Project Plans WESTMAR GROUP PLANS — FUND DRIVE SATURDAY FOR SOO CITY MISSION

_ el Ded SS Seyeew  WESTMAR GROUP PLANS — FUND DRIVE SATURDAY FOR S00 CITY MISSION

The Christian Edifice:   The Mystical J esus Christ   By GEORGE CORNELL Acenriated Prece Relician Writer

THE CHRISTIAN EDIFICE—IV  Believers See Christ God's Breakthrough Into History

by (Next June Russia Proposed Disarmament Treaty Be Drafted and Submitted

Pe etit and Alternate’  Jury Commissioners Name Jurors for the April-Term

Toots the Blues  Demos Busy Trying to Get Issues, Candidates   Carroll Queens Will Be Hostesses For Band Day Royalty Next Week

On The Inside   ‘Mad Ave’ Influence?  Now Even Padres Have Credit Cards   Vou can’t taik ta the natives wu

Credit Card Solves Vow Of Poverty   Can't Handle Cash So Franciscans Charge Everything

Action Planned Against Commies  Attention Focused  - On Members of Party

U.S. Prepares Action Against Domestic Reds   Justice Department Says Move To Come Sometime Next Month

Goldberg Hopeful Labor-Management Meeting Will Accomplish Some Good

hitch Seen In Release Of Boat  Craft Under Court Eider  cr fr_. jtg.

USConvoyHeld 80 Minutes by Soviet Checkers   GI Crossings Called ‘Dangerous’ In New Warnings from Reds

Hurricane Warnings Up Carla’s Fury Menaces 500-Mile Coastal Line

Hurricane To Strike A. States   ‘Get Ready’ For Carla Warning Is Issued As Massive Storm Sweeps Gulf

‘Two Other Big. Storms on Weather Map...  Gulf Coast Is Placed Under Hurricane Watch

Hurricane Churns Toward Louisana   110-Mile-on-Hour Fury Threatens 500 Miles Of Gulf Coastline; Residents of Low-Lying Areas Begin Evacuating Homes

Carla Moving Toward Coastline at 1O MPH   As Carla Approaches  Coastal Residents Are Scurrying to Safety

Hurricane Wateh Set      Carla May Land Ful l Punch On Gulf Coast

ZALES EXPECTED TONIGHT  West Louisiana Coast Threatened by Carla

Warnings Issued .   : fe OS oe  Texas Coast Awaits Foree of Hurricane

Big Hurricane Thunders — ‘Toward Southern Coast   Residents Of Low-Lying Areas Scuttle To Safety

ANXIOUS WATCH MADE .  Hurricane Carla Poses Threat To Texas Coast

110 Mile Winds Pushing Carla Toward Coast  Storm. Warnings: Will Be Issued.

{0-MPH Fury Threat Along Long Coastline   Residents of Islands And Low Areas Warned To Be Ready To Leave

Hurricane veers toward Louisiana’s west coast  Alert discontinued east of New Orleans; ‘evacuation begins in low- lying oulf areas

Hurricane Carla Due To Strike   Fierce Storm Packing 110moh Winds

With 110-mile-an-hour fury  Hurricane menaces Gulf coastal areas

Okays Black Canyon Feeder  Brenda Cutoff Approved  By Highway Commission

House Enacts $9 Billion Fund Asked By President  Housing Bill Wins Approval

Kennedy‘s Housing Project Ok’d After Battle That Fractured Southern Dem., GOP Coalition

House Passes $9 Billion Housing Bill  GOP-South Fail To Exert Power

Clear Way For Kennedy Legislation  Rayburn Victorious In Caucus Move to Enlarge Committee And Break Coalition

NINE HOMES ARE DAMAGED  Woman Is in Hospital After Spree of Arson

Montana Power Co. Petitions State for Gas Rate Increase   Bulk of Users Would Find Daily Rate Upped 7.9 Cents

Predict Failure of Russians fo Oust Dag as Secretary General of UN

Riders Ignored By Travelers In Jacksonville  Expect Other  Groups To Arrive

How tt Woz   al  MIGHTY COLD — — SEASON LOW HERE TODAY — 18 BELOW

Forest Fires Force 3,000 To Leave   Newfoundland Battles Series of Blazes; Gande Airport Threatened

Airport At Gander Threatened   Worst Outbreak Of Forest Fires Within ‘Memory Sweep Canada

Forest Fires  Rout 3,000   Worst Outbreak in Living Memory Threatens Newfoundland Airport

State Senate Holds Fate Of Trailer Bill   Legal Length Boost Approved By House After Maneuvering

Uirl, 1), Dies Of Auto Crash  Injuries Today  Judy Priebe Of B. H. Is First 1961 Berrien Car Victim

Suceumbs To Monday Crash Hurts   High Schooler Noted For Pies   Aulo Death  fn Berrien  Connly tn 19G5

Board Of Directors Plans For Year At Inaugural Meeting Last Week-End

Dr. Roger Fritz Assumes Chairmanship Of Board Of Directors: Formerly ‘Sennte’

Mix-U p in Plans Highway Chief. Businessmen  Inspect Proposed Route One

Fadely Named Director Of State Revenue   Former Treasurer Of Kansas Tapped By Anderson

Space Try By US. Seen On Tuesday   Man In Orbit Expected By End OF Year

Spaceman Test Hop Launching: Is Failure  But Of fictals   But Officials Say It Won't Delay Real Shot Next Week

Atlas Racketing Capsule Toward Orbit Destroyed   But It Won't Delay - Launching US First Snaee Man

-Lenten Guideposts  personal messages of Inspiralion and faith   Precious Bible Promises

Braves Blast Cards, 8-1  Story in Sports Peach   Katanga Chief Reported Released After Arrest by Congolese Troops

U.N. Backing Of Anti-Rebel Move Seen  Comittee Nod On U,S,-Cuba Peace

Vote Expected on Cuban Issue  “OK Likely on Call to End Rebel Aid

UN May Strike At Rebel Aid   Some Delegates See Mexican Plan Winning

U.N..Acts Expected On Cuba   Mexican Resolution Asks No Rebel Aid; Britain Supports U, 5

South Brazil Hails Goulart  As President  Military Chiefs In North Still Oppose Leftist

Leftist May  Be Brazil  President May Be Sworn   May Be Sworn Monday; Powers Micht Be Cut

Military Leaders in Open Opposition Brazil’s VP Home: Hailedas President

Goulart Returns To Welcome In South  _ Opposition Still Seethes In Northern   Opposition Still Seethes In Northern Brazil: May Accept Reduced Powers

Highway Deaths Edge Upward in Yule Weekend   By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Holiday Road Deaths Start Steady Climb   Estimate Of 500 Fatalities Made By Safety Council

Yule Holiday Road Deaths Mount To 106   Snowstorms In Midwest May Cut Down Travel Rate

Deaths Mount In Collisions  On Highways   106 Fatalities Reported In Early Hours Of Holiday

Long Holiday Traffic Toll Starts Climb   By ASSOCIATED PRESS   THE SCORE

900 May Die In Accidents, Will You ?   (By The Associated Press)

Spirit of Christmas Emerges Despite World's Troubles; Holiday Death Toll Begins Climb

Hichway Death Toll Mounting  Early Report Shows 100 Teathie Victime

Holiday Death Toll ls Edging Slowly Upward   Sixty Dead In First Few Hours

Car Deaths Total 92; iZ arin. ty.  500 Toll Is Seen For Yule Holiday

Holiday Death Toll Growing  _ Over 100 Persons _ Have Been Killed  in Highway Mishap

Traffic Deaths Mar Holiday Storms, Icy Roads in Nation  Send Christmas Toll Climbing

Admit $15,000 Nursery Blaze   Trace Gas- Stealing Raiders  Through Two Wrenches

Albanian Embassy Is Recalled  East Germane Mav   East Germans May Follow Russ Lead In Diplomatic Break

USSR Said To Have Broken Relations With The Albanians   Considerable Discontent In Commie Bloc Evidenced In Albanian- Russian Fracture

Rift Likely To Be Felt By Chinese   Reporters Told To See Russians For More Information

Russia, Albania Cut Diplomatic Ties, Is Report  Crack in Iron Curtain Is Seen Growina Wider

Albania Breaks With Russia; Embassy Officials Head Home   Await Soviet Foreign Office Announcement

Albanians Packing to Quit Soviet   Diplomats Mum over Cause of Break in Russian Ministry

joviet-Peiping Rift May Widen .. . Russia, Albania Reported To Have Broken Relations

 No Confirmation, But Rift May Bring Economic Boycott   No Confirmation, But Rift May Bring Economic Boycott  Russia, Albania Diplomatic Break Told

Russia Cuts Albania Ties in Party Rift   Satellite's. Staff Packs to Leave Moscow Embassy

chou Raps President Kennedy   Red Premier Says JFK's Treacherous And Adventurcus

Chou stresses need for Red  solidarity now   Says danger of war still exists: scores Kennedy

China Premier Reaffirms Communist Camp Solidarity During Blast At President

In The Mail Bag: DEAN. G. 0. THOMPSON’  COMES'TO THE DEFENSE OF "FOUR YOUNG MEN”  Says Real Issue Is

Yesterday's Temperatures   Yesterday's Precipitation   Mattoon Skies   Tastee Freez

Jalks Open Minus Laos  Delegation   Royal Regime Boycotts Geneva Peace Confab

Pro-West  Laos Balks  at Geneva Royal Envoys   Royal Envoys in. Boycott

Independent Laos Asked At Geneva  Long: ‘Delayed Laos Peace Conference .-— Finally Gets Started

Geneva Talks Gets Late Start Without Laotian:   Pro-West Group Still Refuses To Join In Parley

Norodom Pleads For Free Laos   Makes Appeal As Geneva Conference Orcens Four Days Lat

Laos Peace Conference Bogs Down With Boycott Over Seating of Reds

Children Kept Locked In Secret Room   Ex-Warden Charged In Shooting

Three Retarded Youths Locked In Secret Room   Authorities Find Four Other Children In House

40.000 Men To Reinforce /th Army   More Equipment Also Ordered In Crisis Buildup

Location And Direction Of Hurricane Carla At 1] P.M. (EST)   Germany Reinforcements

U.S. Buildup Continues in Bertin Crisis Rusk Contends  Door for Talks Is Still Open

First Units May Be Set By Oct. 1   A eel rh  To Reinforce Western Army  In Cann onr«r

U.S. Readies More Troops  For Overseas 40,000 Men Consigned  To German Reinforcement   40,000 Men Consigned  To German Reinforcement

Another Step In Buildup Over Berlin   Armored Personnel Carriers Shipped To Increase Mobility

Announcement Expected Today  U.S. to Send 40 000 More Troops to Europe

 40,000 May Get Overseas Orders  More Troops to Germany   Tired of Communist Rule East German Crashes Truck  Through Brandenburg Gate

U.S. Moving To Reinforce Troops Fast  Announcement As To Departures Expected Today

Ven ixpected  To Be Ready About Oct. 1   Move Is New Stage In Military Buildup Over Berlin Crisis

Armored Personnel Car. riers To Beef Up Infantry Units   250,000 AMERICANS ‘SPOTTED IN EUROPE

US. Military In Germany Boosted By. 40.000 Men   Latest Step In Continuing Buildup Of American Forces Due To- New Crisis

TO SEND 40,000 MEN _US About To Order Troops To  Germany To Reinforce Army

Another Step In Gradual Force Buildup   Order Is Expected Today; Greater Mobility Planned

Embezzling Case In Whiting, Ind. Sends Depositors to Savings and Loan Offices: 2 Officers Arrested

Savings-Loan Embezzlement Probe Pushed   . Worried Whiting - Depositors Told Savines Protected

Denies Reversing His Campaign Promises; Says Aim Is to Stop State Revenue Leaks

Expect Walkout  From Teamsters Hoffa Says He   Hoffa Says He Will Sue Meany

Offers Charters To Bolting Locals  AFL-CIO Makes Bid  For Teamsters Revolt

of dntts Plans To Meet Threat ~  ‘Forecast Mass Exodus By Teamster Locals

Labor Chieftains Forecast Exodus Of Teamsters From Hoffa’s Union

 Welcome Sign Displayed  Labor Chiefs Predict Exodus From Hoffa's Teamsters Union

Russ Hail Launching  Of Sputnik   No Details Given On Big Satellite; Washinyton Silent

‘Huge Sputnik Unmanned, Russ Hints; Satellite’s Silence Puzzles Scientists

Scientist Says Ship Gathers Data on Earth   Admits  or 2 Men Could Be Carried: L.S. Holds Commen

But Big Enough’ To Carry Person And Silence  About Progress  Is Unusual

Bomb Developer Forecasts ...  Atomic War Would Last Only 24 to 48 Hours

TfU.S.,RussiaBecomelnvolved In Nuclear War, It Would Be Over In Two Days’—Physicist

ATOMIC SCIENTIST PREDICTS!  Nuclear War Would ~Decimate US. Russia

Atomic Scientist Says U.S. -Soviet Nuclear War Would Last Only A Dar

SCIENTIST’S GRIM FORECAST  U.S., Red Nuclear War  Seen Over in Few Hours

American Scientist Claims Nuclear War Between Reds, U.S. Would Last 48-Hours

BETWEEN U.S., RUSSIA Expert Sees Nuclear War  Over In 24 To 48 Hours

Looks Like  Elizabeth’s  Big Night Predicters Give Her Edge Over

j Crystal Gazers At Work Moviedom s Big Day Arrives ‘Liz Seen Getting “Oscar”

(scars Reach For ‘Greats’ 33rd Time   Actors, Actresses Of The Nation Vie For Annual Awards

SS ee  rimdoni’s Greatest Lo Attend: — eee Mn ettest FO Attend:  Kilm Awards To Be Presented Tonight

Win Or Lose, Liz Taylor's Appearance Will Highlight Tonight's Oscar Awards

Liz Taylor Leads in Oscar Derby  33rd Academy, Awards Set in Santa Monica Tonight

Capt. Grissom Pronounced In ‘Tip-Top Shape   Americas Second Astronaut Scheduled to Undergo Further Tests.

Spemipagne Corks: ‘Poy’ Grissom In Fine Shape. Attends Party at Base Clul   M ystery Probed  Hatch Cover Key To Future Shot

Grissom In Top Shape, Doctors Say   Astronaut Checked; Officials Tell How He Controlled Ship

Champagne Corks ‘Pop Grissom In Fine Shape. Attends Party at Base Cluh    My slery Probe d  Hatch Cover Key To Future Shot

Air Force To Display “Rascal” At 10th Annual Woodsmen’s Carnival Aug. 4-5

Blustery Storm Sweeps Northward Into New England  Schools, Airports Closed; Traffic  Slowed Down

Gonzalez Needed,  Johnson Declares   Another Story and Picture On Page 11

Possed by Health, Money Problems Washington Seldom Had Happy Birthday

Sickness, Problems Plagued Him  Birthdays Seldom Happy  Ones For First President

WASHINGTON HAD FEW HAPPY BIRTHDAYS   Nation's Founder Plagued With Illness, Money Trouble, Politicians.

First President Was Often Ill  Washington Had Few  Happy Anniversaries

GEORGE PLAGUED BY SICKNESS, MONEY AND POLITICIANS  Washington’s Birthday Is Seldom Happy

George Washington Usually Plagued By tniebiten, Illness On Birthday

Few Happy Birthdays  Washington Often III, Lacked Cash, Target of Spitefulness

Sickness, Debt And Spifeful Tongues George Washington Seldom Enjoyed Happy Birthday--Problems Aplenty

Washington Seldom Had Gay Birthday, Fither Plagued by Crop Failure, Sickness

ILLNESS, DEBTS, FAILURES  All Washington’s Birthdays Weren't Happy

Washington Seldom Had. Happy Birthday   WASHINGTON GROSSING, Pa. (AP): George Vashington seldom had a happy birthday.

 Flagued by Many roubles—  Washington Seldom — Had A Happy Birthday

George Had Few Happy Birthdays   lilness, Spiteful Tongues, Debts Plaqued Him

Tentative OK On Wichita U. Plan   Washington Was Miserable 200 Years Ago

‘Price High, Per ils Great’        Speech  Leaves No  Room For Optmism

Gloomy Assessment Of World Tensions Leaves Little Room For Cheerfulness

Heavily Burdened, Greatly Troubled  JFK Leaves Little  For Optimism Now

US. Speeds Program For  Orbiting Man Two Suborbital Flights Provide All Needed Data

Speedup in Mercury Program  Further Suborbital Flights Needless, NASA Decides

Catholic Agency Asserts...  Anti-Commie Extremists Are Actually Aiding Reds

Five Hurt. In Ohiopyle Auto Crash  Accidents Take   Accidents Take Heavy Toll On District Roads

Filibuster Again Blocks UofH Bill  ow Ts a oe none on Bill  sku se ae tl, § iene rf ron. EEE

Burris Named Acting Head At Sheridan   Was Formerly Asst. Warden At Stateville

Bipartisan Plan On Education Bows in Senafe  Democrat Says New Try for Passage Set Next Week

Glenn to Make ‘Next Space Flight   U.S. Moon Craft to Be Launched on Test Flight This Week

6 Inmates Overpower 2 Guards   Held in Mental Ward; Noise Heard by Alert Guard.

Lawrence Asks Cities Pay Less in PIDA Costs  Would Have State Absorb Difference  bv Boocted Loans

Project A Series Ends   A week ago we launched a series of articles on Project A of the Urban Redevelopment plan for Anderson, The series ends today.

Farmer Guards Gasoline Pump  YOUNG GAS THIEVES NURSE WOUNDS AFTER THIRD RAID

Rioting Youth Erupt In Wisconsin Resort   Police Are Fought, Windows Smashed; Sheriff Believes Outburst Organized «

Lumumba, U.N. Troops Engage In 6-Hour Fight   Truce Is Reached After Five United Nations Soldiers Are Injured.

More UN Troops Sent To Katanga   Lumumba Still Jailed Despite Red Rumors

8 LHS Youths In Finals For Summerfields  lawrence Tata! fe   Lawrence Total Is More Than a Sixth Of State's Figure

8 LHS Youths In Finals For Summerfields   Lawrence Total Is More Than a Sixth Of State's Figure

Agency Shop Is  Unconstitutional   Supreme Court Rules Against Labor Unions

r7OCCr FIQns  LE MARS BOY SCOUTS TO PICK UP ‘GOOD TURN’ BAGS HERE — SATURDAY MORNING  Request Householders — To Put Out Their Materials By 8:30 a.m.

Project Plans  LE MARS BOY SCOUTS TO PICK UP ‘GOOD TURN’ BAGS HERE —  SATURDAY Monit} Stenmmabe Householders  — To Put Out Their Materials By 3:30 a.m.

SCOUTS TO GATHER ‘GOOD TURN’ BAGS   =wwew trorrr oe  Collection Will Be Made On Saturday Warning Anrl 18

Scouts Will Pick Up Clothing Bags Saturday   Ask That Bags Be Out by 8:30 A.M.

Air Foree To Probe B52 Crash   Board Of Inquiry Gathers To Learn Cause Of Crash

Caucus Deadlock Is Possible Over Con-Con Leader   Republican Delegates May Meet on Sunday

Senate Votes More Changes In Tax Bill   Future of Measure Passed by Assembly Left in Doubt

New Mexico Gets Snow And Rain As Storin Front Moves Into The State From The North

Britain Flexes Sea Muscle   25 Feared Dead in Explosion Of Arms Ship; Many Missing

25 or More Die in Ship Blast, Fire .  550 on Blazing Vessel Aground Off East Africa

DEATHTOTAL FEARED HIGH IN SHIP BLAST   Vessel Carrying 550 Explodes After It Runs Aground   SCENE OF DISASTER OFF EAST AFRICA

Business Improved  In October   Unemployment Reduction Seen For November

Warning Issued After Girl Hurt  — Object Hurled Into ~ Windshield In B’town  Area Inflicts Injury

CHARGE FILED IN BUS CRASH AT CROSSING   School Bus Driver Ac cused In Collision  That Killed 20

Police Claim Negligence Charge Driver Of School Bus  In Fatal Crash

Driver Of School Bus ls Charged   Harms, 23, Booked . For Manslaughter In Deaths Of Twent

Want Added Funds for Boosts in Salary  Tentative Budget of. $275, 000, 000.   Tentative Budget ‘of.$275,000,000: Would Increase Tax Rate-26 Cents

Want Added Funds for Boosts in Salary  Tentative Budget of $275, 000,000

Want Added Funds for Boosts in Salary   Tentative Budget of $275,000,000 Would Increase Tax Rate 26 Cents

Announce Halt Of Offensive In Algeria  Plan To Release   Plan To Release 6,000 Prisoners Next Four Weeks

Paris Halts Offensive in Algeria   Matching Deed   Troops to Stay

French Open Peace Talks With Rebel   Government Announces Halt of Its Military Offensive In Algeria.

France Opens Peace Talks With Arabs   Military Offensive Operations Cease’ In Algeria ._.

Order Half To Offensive Military Acts   Government Plans To Free 6,000 Prisoners

AUSTIN GIRL, 19, 10 NEED MANY MORE’   Blood Bank Account At Hospital 54 Pints Short

Grand Jury Names Drawn  50 Are Notified   50 Are Notified To Report Tuesday

County Calls Prospective Grand Jurors   Panel To Be Chosen Tuesday; 17 Cases Wait Investigation

Veto Expected On Roads Bill  Ohio Senate Booked To Cast Vote Today

Veto Expected On Roads Bill  Ohio Senate Booked   Ohio Senate Booked To Cast Vote Today

4.15 Mill Allocation Protested   But Supervisors Hold To This Figure Despite Protests of Schools

The Peaple Speak . .  Poll Shows Recession Not as Serious as 1958

The People Speak-Exclusive  ’61 Recession Reaction: Less Economic Anxiety

Football Star’s Backers for Sheriff Say Ratterman Framed and Drugged

VIRGINIAN aS MIFFED ON WEAVER   Delays Hearing Until Letter On Report Received

Nominee Is Loyal, Jack Tells Solon   Weaver Hearing Held  : Off by Robertson  Pending Word.   FBI Check.

Serious Flooding Expected As Rains Soak East Kansas.   Anderson County Town Drenched With Over Seven Inches

Solomon, Republican Are Flooding—  Kansas Rivers Leaving Banks, Thanks To Carla

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It’s Season Of ‘Conkers’ In Britain   Fad Grips Young, And Not So Young Like Hula Hoon

Gambler Indicted in Scandal Involving Basketball Probe   See related story, Pg. 5-A

Cage Fix Admitted  By Three Seniors  St. Joseph Bubble Pricked by Scandal

Miss. State involved in Dasketball scandal   Senior center Jerry Graves identified in indictment of New York City gambler

One LaSalle, 3 St. Joseph Players Involved in Big Gambling Scanda

Hoffa Denies Any Red Deals   Challenges Claim Two Unions Are Communist Lead

Tells Probers He Doesn’t Know Whether Commies Run Bridges’ Union

Hoffa Says He Is Not Communist   Teamster Chief Alsc Defends Dealt With Bridges’ Union

Poison Death Probe Grows   Murder-Suicide May Be Involved, Police State

Cyanide Poisoning Stirs Probe— Police Check Deaths Of Carolina Students

Seek Source Of Poison In Student Deaths   Police Probe: Is Continued

Grane Responsible  Officials Still Studying ‘Deaths Of UNC Students

Police Seek Source Of Deadly Dosage alte HeEK Lource Ur Deadly Dosage  Deaths Of Two Students Uncover Cyanide At UNC

See RECORD, Page 2   Festive Touches Are Added  By Many Homeowners Here

Miriani, 64, Loses Job As Mayor   Political Unknown Scores Upset Victory By 41.000 Votes

A IIFL,TUUU fOTUaH  lOne of World’s Most Famous Paintings Stolen in London

EI Salvador Government (verthrown   Anti-Red Military Junta Takes Over After Coup D’Etat

US. Soldiers .. Hurl Tear Gas.  At Red Police  Communists Turn Water On Troops

Grenades Hurled After Patrol — Doused With Hose  American, Soviet Commanders: FReehoance Rerlin Warnings   American, Soviet Commanders Exchange Berlin Warnings

Gls Hurl Tear Gas Grenades al East Germans   Communist Police Douse U.S. Soldiers With High-Pressure Water Hose.

Refaliate Against Red Water Cannon   U.S. Soldiers Draw ‘Chalk Line’ Calling Bluff Of Red Guards

Police Used Water Hose, Driven Back   Grenades Thrown Over Wall By U.S. Soldiers On Guard

Tear Gas Hurled At Red Police  First Time Grenades Are Used In Berlin

Troops Fight Back After Being Dousec   Russians Warned Of Actions By Red Border Patrols

U. §. Soldier: Hurl Gas At Berlin Reds  SR ox Sere Te   Water Cannon Crew Scattered At Border Point

 Retaliate for Dousing  GI's Hurl Gas Grenades at East German Police

Hail, Winds Lash East Nebraska  Fair Skies, Cool  TH nnwceak.. 4h2.7

Hail, winds hit northeast   Tornado-like blow damages lines at Wahoo

ARMY GIVES. SUPPORT TO DE GAULLE   Troops Put Down Riots of Europeans Protesting Independence For Al. geria Promised By De Gaulle.

De Gaulle Plans To Pull Bulk Of French Army Out Of Algeria; Riots In Oran   Says Soviet Army Helped  Communize East Germany

BLOODY RIOTING SET OFF  De Gaulle Wants to Pull Soldiers Out of Algeria

De Gaulle Stand Ires Rightists   Mobs in Oran Riot After Announcement

De Gaulle Defies * Rightists   Withdrawal Of Bull Of Troops In Algeric Announced In Speect

Europeans In Algeria  Show Ire  Protest De Gaulle   Protest De Gaulle Plan To Pull Out

Rightists Defied by De Gaulle   Riots, Explosions Greet Announcement By French President

De Gaulle Plan Irks  Aleerians   Notice Of Army Shift Touches Off Rioting

Violent Riots Greet Speech By De Gaulle   Could Now Use Army In Berlin, If Needed

ne  Right Wing Die-Hards Protest  De Gaulle’s Algerian Peace Move

French To Move Troops   Bloody Riots Answer To Gen. De Gaulle’s Program

DeGaulle Aim Troops Out of Algeria in 62  Talk Sets Off Riots in Oran; Three Killed

Riots Erupt In Oran Over Army Pull-Out   European Diehards Objecting To De Gaulle Move

Europeans, Military Police Clash in Oran; Bombs Cripple Many Radio, TV Relay Posts.

Portuguese on Verge of Telling Great Britain, U.S. to ‘Goa’ Home

President Defying  Extremists   Is Determined To Make Pact With Nationalists

French Army To Be Pulled  Hrom Algeria   Serves Russ Notice Forces Ready in Case  Of War Over Berlin

Planned To Blow Up Gas Chambers  Trucks W ould Have Saved Jews In 1944

Spanish Seize French Exiles   Leaders Of Algerian Uprising, 16 Others Face Deportation

Exiled French DeGaulle Foes Are Arrested   Spanish Policemen Seize 17 In Madrid: Their Fate Unknown

Weather Threatens —  Rocket Ride  Clearing Skies Stir  Hopes for Grissom ‘eee: Am,

Earlier Withholding Date Talked Less Forgiveness of '61 Taxes Proposed

REVISE WITHHOLDING PLAN  Senate Tax Group Calls tor Tax Forgiveness Cut

Legislature Fails in Bid For Tax Bill   Tie-Breaker Kills Package

Curlew, fa., Men Retain Control of. Town Despite “Petticoat Coalition’

Let's Celebrate   WILSON GRANT IS $6,000  KU Is Tops Among Big 8

PSYCHIATRIC TEST IS DUE FOR SLAYER   Negro Lawyers Are Appointed On Defense Team

Thompson to Undergo Sanity Test  Decide If He’s Sane Enough to Face Trial

Tests Are Ordered For  Thempson   Kesults Will Determine [f He is To Stand Trial

Order Sanity © Test for Killer   Grand Jury Acts in Record Time After Victim's Bunal

Psychiatric Tests Ordered For Accused Child-Slayer      To Determine If He Is Sane Enough To Be Tried For Crime

INJURED BOY ASKS FOR PORK AND BEANS  Six-Year-Old Lives Through C rash

Boy Spent 27 Hours In Crashed Plane  Tears In Kyes, Smile On Lips

Lauded for Courage     Injured Boy Survives 27 Hours in Plane Wreck

Three Dead, Two Trapped When Plane Hits Mountain  PLUCKY BOY WAITS RESCUERS 27 HOURS

Boy Found Alive In Plane Wreck  Youngster’s Father And Brother Died

Top Appointees Get Harsh Rule  McNamara, 9 Others Must Sell Stock In  Defense Businesses

Defense Leader: Must Sell Stock   In Firms Doing Defense Business

U. N. Envoys in Anneal for Berlin Talks   Assembly Debate Opens, Quickly Focuses on Crisis   K Warns Again of A-War Over Berlin

Oklahoma Residents, Law Officers Continue Searching for Big Lion —If That’s What It Is

In the News   N.F.O. HOLDING ACTION ON LIVESTOCK — BEGAN TODAY — RESULTS ARE CLOIMIDERD RY HISVIITr

NFO. HOLDHig ACTION  oN LIVESTOCK. — BEGAN TopaY. —* RESULTS ARE. CLOUDED BY DISPUTE:

UN Reprimands 2 Red Nations, Then Recesses   Russia, Red China Actions 'Deplored'

U.N. In 3-Week Recess   General Assembly Puts Diplomatic Reprimands On U.S.S.R., Red China

Bankruptcy Threatens UN  UN Assembly Reprimands USSR, Red China For Hungary, Tibet But Soft Pedals Indian Action

BEGINS 3-WEEK RECESS  U.N. Gives Reprimands To Russia, Red Chinese

U. N. Slaps Soviets And Red China   General Assembly Begins Three-Week Christmas Recess

Diplomatic Reprimands Are Slapped On Russia And Red China  U.N. Begins Long Christmas Recess

Urges 6 REE, sais oo ae :  U. Ny. General ‘Assembly Slaps Reprimand On China, Russia        

U.N. Hurls Reprimand At Red World  Re epression ons In   Repressions In Hungary, Tibet Hie By Assembly

Miller Clock, Lumber Firm Are Listed   Marvin J. Schaafsma Tells Police of Other Fires and Larceny

Romance Believed One Of Reasons For Decline Of Young Man On Nation’s Farms

voticry Problent «1.6     Unemployment May Drop Below the 4. Mullion Mark

See good chance nation’s unemployment will drop below four million in October

Jobless Drop Is  Forecast   Business Gains Are Expected To Give Relief

Number of Idle Expected to Dip Below 4 Million   U.S. Sees Chance of Better Than Seasonal Decline in October

Unemployment Drop Expected  U.S. Total Is Below 4 Million Predicted

i  British Cite Iraq Army Buildup     Kuwait Frontier  Is Ordered Mined

GO THROUGH SUEZ CANAI   Nasser Doesn’t Oppose Passage Of Fleet In Crisis Over Iraqi Threat To Kuwait.

Britain Orders Mines Placed af Kuwait Borders   Commander Claims Iraq Building Up Force on Frontier

British mine Kuwait, Iraq boundaries .   Kassem claims not one soldier has been moved

lraqui Military Buildup Claimed  UN May Ask Arabs To Settle Dispute

British Commander Orders Mining Of Oil-Rich Kuwait's Desert Border

British Mine Kuwait Border   Take No Chances az Iraqi Apparently Prepare Attack

Until Assurance by U.N., OilRich Sheikdom Will Not Feel Safe Enough From lraq to Ask British Troops to Leave

Charges Iraqi Force Building Up Quickly   Kuwait to Plead Cans Before UN

Kuwait Seeking U.N. Guarantees Of Independence  Asks Safeguards   Asks Safeguards Against Seizure By Iraqi Army

Order Frontier Mined To Counteract Iraqis   Iraqis Appear Poised For Offensive; Claim to Get Control of Sheikdom Only By Peaceful Means; Beny Any Buildup

—-hUWAIT FRONTIER MINED— British Action Aimed At Halting Invasion

Desert Frontier Mined by Brifain  Commander: Charge: Iraq Troop Buildup

British Force There Counted At Over 5,000   Situation is Hoped Stabilized For The Moment

British Order Front Mined   Commander Fears Iraqi. Forces Are Building Force

British In Kuwait Set For Attack   Frontier Being Mined And Troops On Alert

Invasion Of Qil-Rich Area Said Imminent   Buildup of lraqui Forces.at Increased Pace Is Reported

Kuwait: ,  British Move To Mine The Iraqi Border  Action Seen Ac   Action Seen As. Defense Measure . Against Buildup

Kuwait Is Asking U.N. Guarantees Of Independence   Pledge From Kassem Held Not Sufficient

BRITISH CLAIM IRAQ BEEFING UP FORCES   Britain’s Commander Orders Frontier Mined   Of English Demanded By Arabs, Soviets: Report U. N. May Take Over

British Order Frontier With lraq Mined   Iraqi Forces Across Border Building Up At Increased Pace

Guarantee Sought By Sheikdom   Ask Independence Protection Before Troop Withdrawal

UN Must Promise Security   Meanwhile, British Mine Land Next To Iraq Border

Iraq Increases Forces in Area, Commander Charges, Kassem Denies Troops Moved

COMMANDER CITES IRAQI ARMS THREAT   British Defense Work Continues; Iraq in Denial

Frontier Is Mined  in Kuwait  British Commande Charges Forces aft lean Ruildina

Order Kuwait Border Mined   British Commander Claims Iraqi Boost Forces at Increased Pace

Showery   Mines Set On Kuwait Frontier  British Say traq ee ee eee ve «3 ye   British Say Iraq Steps Up Building Border Forces

British Mining lraqi-Kuwait Frontier Today   Iraq Forces Across Border Appear To Be Building Up Troops

When Mom Turns Back Linda Has Fun   British Troops Mine Kuwait-Iraq Border

Charge lraqui Buildup  Increasing on Border  5.000 Anglo Troops Now in Sheikdom. Warships and Planes Backing Force

State Police Head Called in on Case “™ e ; Haluska Says Life  Threatened Again

Attending National Defense  —™ 2... at... «3%? 3... ._ we  ~s2ta. 4.

Ambassador To Reds Lacks Guidance  Confusion In West Hampers U.S. Envoy

SMOKE ROUTS 600 FROM STL. STATLER HOTE:   Fire Confined to Elevato. Shaft of 18-Story Building.

In the News   DOE THAT JUMPED — OVER 8-FOOT FENCE LAST FRIDAY NOON — FOUND MORTALLY HATO REET DAY

In the News  DOE THAT JUMPED — OVER 8-FOOT FENCE LAST FRIDAY NOON — FOUND MORTALLY WOUNDED NEXT DAY

Pair Spared Death In Gas Chamber For Brutal Murder  BRE CIIOinpirikr Cran

Kennedy Decides Not T Watch Navy Exercise   Fidel Castro Remains Silent, Fate Of Leader Still Unknowr

Junta Leader Reveals Plans To Visit U.S.   Attempts To End Mutiny By Korean Forces Is Vetoed

District Attorneys Seek Laws ‘to Rehabilitate Depe Addicts Rather Than Punish Them

20 DEAD, 37 INJURED Open Stairway Served As ‘Chimney’ In Hotel Blaze

Fire's Blame On Stairway  A ce Bia Bb Senee   Acts As Chimney In San Francisco Hotel Blaze

1? Killed, 38 Injured  Inside Stairway Blamed For Fatal Hote! Blaze

NO FIRE DOORS ON STAIRWAY IN IFR'SCO HOTEL   Stairway Acted as. Chimney, Spread: Fire; 20: Lives I oet.

Stairwell Draft Blamed for Spread of Hotel Fire Which Killed Nineteen

Stairway Acted As Chimney In Fast-Moving Hotel Fire   It’s June In January, As Mercury Hits 45° Friday

Stairway Spread California Fire Acted As Chimney In  Spreading Fire To All 5 Hotel Floors

Open Inside Stairway Blamed for Fast Spread of Fire That Killed 20

Claim Open Stairway Sent Flames Spreading through Hotel, Occupant Arrested

Spade Cooley Formally. Charged With Murder;. Son Calls Him ‘Insane’

Gain Of $17,882 Recorded; New Meeting Set March 27  Y Drive Hits *1,218,427

Inside Today's "ime:   Stock Market Presses On Into Record High Ground

Ruling Says Private Schools Cannot Utilize Public Funds      Order Applies Only If Schools In County Continue Closed

TEXAS UNIT ONE OF TWO CALLED UP   Brings U.S. Strength To 16 Divisions

Division Due At Fort Lewis Sunday, Oct.15   Texas’ 49th Units Also Get Federal Service Orders

Will Train At Ft. Lewis  Some 73,000 Called Up In Guard, Reserve Units

Two National  Guard Divisions Called To Duty   Wisconsin Unit, Texas Armored Group On Notice

Guard Units Ordered To Active Dut y   Army Calls Texas, Wisconsin Diy      Ons

Texas’ Armored Unit Also Included in Announcement By Secretary of Defense

Active Duty For Guards   Texas Armored Unit Also Expected to Be Summoned

Texas, Wisconsin  Divisions Picked  Will Raise Army's Divisions To 16; Plus 3 Marine Units

Includes Platteville Guard Unit   32nd Division And Texas Group Slated for Duty

Reno Outfit Awaits Word On Its Status   Wisconsin, Texas Units  Are Called

WISCONSIN, TEXAS UNITS FEDERALIZED   Army Strength Raised To 16 Divisions; Stage Set For Moving Regulars To Germany.

B, 000 More fo Go On Active Duty   Two Guard Divisions and Other Units to Be Activated by October 15.

NTEGRATION EFFORTS CONTINUE Negro Leaders Call For Prayer Meeting

Predict Measure May End With Senate Split Mt 12 All  Leaving Decision On Passage Directly Up To Governor

U.S. Readies U.N. Reply Tc Cuban Charge  Aide Terms Castro Blast On ‘Invasion’ Latest Of His ‘Lies’

= FF Ol eS-l.ltlt‘“<i  ener tine     KENNEDY ACTION: SUPPLY-DEMAND TO PREVAIL  No Big Home Rush Due Here

NO REPRIEVE  ~ ener re = Ne eee  Haneman ‘Distressed’ by Mother’s Last Plea

ite Letter £ Fear tlost  Mother Pleads with Public  Hangman to Spare Her Sor

Floods Hit Dixie   Storm-Pounded Southwest Gets Another Snowfall

National, World News In Briej  Winter Stages Rehearsal; New Philippines President Likely

“4VOt interested  een memepememmtnen eee aeeeeneeet omen  Commissioner Rebuffs Gov. Volpe On Viewing Cop-Bookie Evidence

Britain Joins U.S. and Russia   Britain Joins US. ang Russia  Geneva Talks to be Resumed Tuesday

Auto Makers Offer 3-Year Pay Increase   Cost-of-Living Fringe. Allowance Kept by Sig Three

Auto Firms Bid 6-Cent Pay Boost   Big 3 Companies Present 3-Year Contract Offers

Auto Companies’ Contracts  Offer UAW Wage Increase   _Big. Three. Presents United. Front.. Before 490,000 Auto Workers.

Escalator Kept, SUB  Limit Raised  6-Day Deadline Set for Reply on 3-Year Pact

Big 3 Makes Offer fo Auto Union   3-Year Contracts Propose Pay Raise And Fringe Benefit:

Automakers Make Offer Of 6 Cenis  Boost Provided For Each Year Of Contract

Top American Auto Makers Include Six-Cent-An-Hour Waae Boost For Each Year

; Motordom’s Big 3 Offer New Contracts  Pay Hike Provided For UAW

Auto Big Three Offers Six Cent Wage Increases  Others Benefits Are   Others Benefits Are Also Proposed For 490,000 Workers

Big 3 Offers Auto Union Pact, Raises   Proposed 3-Year Contracts Provide Annual Wage Increases Of 6 Cents An Hour, CostOf-Living Hikes, Other Fringe Benefits

Offer Unions Wage Raise   Contracts Expire. Aug. 31; Benefit Plan Is Offered

Motor Big-3. Offers UAW 3-Year Pact   Pay Hike Of 6 Cents Yearly, Expanded Benefits Provided

Pay Increase  Offered UAW  Six-Cents-An-Hour Plus  Living Cost Allowances

Auto Makers Offer 6-Cent Waae Boost   Hike Is For Each Year In 3-Year Contracts

Pay Boost Of 6-Cents Included   Cost-of-Living, Fringe Benefits Would Expand

WAGE: INCREASES PROPOSED 6-Cent-An-Hour Boost Each Year And Other»  Gains Are Promised

New Three-Year Contract Offer Made Auto Union   a Fr OM  Wage Increase, Allowances In  Biq Three Plan

Concessions Promise Basis For Agréement  Motor: Makers Submit Offers For New Contracts With UAW

Ford, Chrysler Set Deadline for UAW Approval   But G.M. Is Willing To Negotiate Change: In Basic Pattern

Top Auto Firms Offer New Joint Contract to UAW   Three-Year Plan Provides Slight Raise, Benefits

Big Three autorakers present united front  RYTrALAACT IT\CAITISC"’ AY “CSATUOCDC AAR TY   ALMOST IDENTICAL OFFERS MADE TO THE UNITED AUTO WORKERS

Car Companies Offer Contracts To Labor Union   Ford, Chrysler, GN Join for Issuing  Terms to the UAW

PAY RAISE OFFERED TO AUTO UNION   General Motors, Ford And Chrysler Join in Proposal For Three 6¢ Raises, Living Cost Allowance.

Cost-of-Living Allowances in Addition, Plan   Income Guarantee te Supplement Short Work Weeks

United Front Presented by Main Companies; Increase  Of Wages, Benefits Listed

WEATHER   Big Three Offer UAW 6-Cent Hike   3-Year Pact Also Proposes Expandec  ‘Fringe’ Benefits

6 Cents an Hour Increase Each Year Provided  Expanded Benefits Also Are Proposed

[Industry Seeks Relief Group To Study Impact Of Imports On Textiles

Driver Injured By Gun Blast  3 ae ee . = eae   Bowman Employe Shot Saturday In NE Alabama

You. Can. Survive Atomic. Attack. Here's How to Deal  With the Deadly Fallout

Echo 1 Celebrates First Anniversary   Satellite Starts Second Year With More Than 4,700 Two-Hour Tours Behind It

Persons Fleeing E. Berlin Now Must Swim Rivers, Climb Concrete Wall.

AFTER GOVERNORSHIP  Now It's Official: Cox  Running as Republican

$50,000 IN BUDGET FOR BIG MUDDY   Funds For Big Muddy And Beaucoup Creek Survey In $43,475,300 Illinois Water Projects.

Hammarskjold Holds Emergency Me Meef On Next Move In Kafanga Confro! Fiaht

SIGNIFICANT DECISION SEEN  28 Ousted Union Men Win 81,197,072 Stinnett Award

Jury Orders Union To Pay Members Fired by Oil Firm   Union To Appeal.

Pay Raises Head House Money Bill   DEBATE LATER   HOLDING WORKERS

Money Bill Laid Out for House Study   _ Provides’ Pay Hikes, _ 40-Hour Week for  Manv State Emnilove:

Firm Says Employes To Get Pay   Asked for Audit, But Never Got It E. Roosevelt Savs

Sheldon Business Passes First Major Hurdle   Chemical Firm Meets Payroll For 120 Workers

13. Scheduled In County Court  Boyer Case Heads  Busy Trial Week

43 Scheduled In County Court Court  Boyer Case Heads Busy Trial Week

Heavy Drifts Hit Southwest  ! CSA EAE i sg, ie    Blustery Winds Pile Up Snowflake:

Three feet in Southern Rockies Area of Southwest blanketed by snow

GOP Converges ‘on Eau Claire   Party Chairman Sees Enthusiasm for Task in 1962

Man Critical, 2 Dead After Wild Spree  ‘Police Bullets Get Murderer

Red Chief of East Germany Is in Moscow   Ulbricht Is Reported Seeking Approval to Close Berlin Border

Negotiations To Resume In Sailor Strike   Maritime Walkout, ff Prolonged, Could Paralyze Nation’s Giant Fleet.

Strike Talks  Are Resumed   Union Leaders and Ship Owners In Maritime Dispute Continue Parleys

Four Persons  Killed in Crash   Father, Two Children and Driver Of Second Car Die in Accident

0-TO-100-MEGATON BOMBS  ‘Destructive Capabilities Nearly Beyond Imagination’

Nuclear. Horror  50 Megaton  Bomb ‘Would Destroy ‘Manhattan Island

What a 50-Megaton Nuclear Device: Might Do ee ee hl ich ld  Destructive Power of Bomb Almost Beyond Imaginatior

50 Megaton Bomb Could Destroy Big City Such as New York, Chicago

What 50-megaton nuclear device would do if dropped on key U.S. cities

Awesome Destructionof Bic Bomb Projected   Fifty Megaton Bomb Planned By Reds Would Dig A Hole 400 Feet Deep And Mile And One - Half Wide

‘Council to Consider It Wednesday  Overpass Measure  To Be Re-Written

Houston Gas Expert Is Summoned To Shut Off Open Valve In Calhoun

POrFO? fia  Tropical Disturbance May Provide Test For Tiros Hurricane Hunting Satellite

Storm Area Is Tiros Target  Weather Satellite Can Send TV Photo:

Tax Measures Greeted Coldly   Ohio Voters Tend To Hold On to Cash

Fear Soviet Step Up in  Asia, Berlin   Two Leaders Recess Talks Until Saturday

Fear Soviet Union Will  Stir Crises   Allied Leaders To Conelude Talks In Capital Saturday

Kennedy, Mac Reportedly Fear Several Crises   Outlook Somber For East-West Relations in 19617

French Make Sweep Against Terrorists   Relations Of East-West Somber

JFK FEARING MORE CRISES   Series Of Clashes With Soviets Seen Comina This. Year

View Prevalls Despite Quitook in Asia..  Allied Leaders Reportedly Fear Soviet-West. Crises

Kennedy and Macmillan.Hold Talks tae U.S., England Fear Series Of Crises With Russians

Expect Series of Probleme      But Progress Toward Laos Truce Is Reported As “Encouraving” —

Report British And U.S. Fear A Series Of Crises   Yank Hit Bv Grenade In Saigon

Macmillan And Kennedy ToEnd Talks Tomorrow      Allied Leaders Have Somber Outlook For East-West Relations

Kennedy, Briton Reported Fearing Series Of Crises   Outlook Generally Somber For East-West Relations

/ + -NEW CRISES ARE FEARED-— Possible Soviet Moves  Are Discussion Topic

Cease-Fire In Laos Seen  Encouraging  U.S., British Chiefs End Talks Saturday ; To Issue Statement

End of Crises Doubtful’ ®   Kennedy, ‘Macmillan: ‘Talks Fail to Relieve Tension

Series of Crises This _ Year Seen by Kennedy And Mac in Discussion   West and Soviet Are Sharply Opposed on Many Issues

JFK-Macmillar Talks Recess For One Day   Generally Somber Outlook For East-West Relations

Macmillan, JEK Plan Final Talks   Business-Like Stalement To Be Released

Kennedy, Macmillan Alarmed  Series of EashWest Crises Feared Near

Generally Dark Qutlook Seen in East-West Talks   Potential Trouble Areas Considered

MacMillan, JFK Fear  More Crises   Take Somber View on Red Relations Despite Progress On Cease-Fire in Laos

JFK, Mac Fear New ‘6l Crises   Somber Outlook Emerges in U.S., British Talks

Kennedy, Macmillan Said To Fear Crisis Series Between West, Soviet Union In 1961

Somber Outlook Emerging From Top-Level Talks   Kennedy, Macmillan Hold Final Session of Meeting Saturday

Generally Somber Outlook for East-West Relations Emerges From Top-Level Discussions

Outlook For Relations With East Somber   President, Briton Will Hold Final  Talke Tomorrow

New Serie: Of Crises Predicted   JFK, Macmillan To Hold Final Session Saturday

Trouble Feared Over W. Berlin, Nuclear Ban  Western Leaders To Issue Report   Western Leaders To Issue Report On Talks Saturday

Kennedy, Macmillan Alarmed  Series Of Red-Inspired Crises Expected In 1961

Somber Outlook on ‘61 Relations  But Hopeful of Cease-fire  & @&.. § ame

Kennedy Fears Crises Between Two Powers.  Somber Outlook Prevails Over

New East-West Crises Feared By Leaders   Kennedy, Macmillan Book Final Conference For Saturday Morning

COMFORTED BY TRAINMEN  Invalid In Wheel Chair Rohs Train of $56,000

Shades of Jesse James  London Train Robbers Pull Daring Raid, Get $56,000

GE Balks at U.S. Antitrust Decree: ‘Four Other Electrical Firms Sign

Ns State Rules Parents Can See Some, But Not All  ‘School Records No Secret, But---

HUAIBOLDT BAY TIDES   Miss International Beauty Contest On Af Long Beach

Lose Battle for a Life  Push New Trade Plan  for First Consideration

Economic Subcommittee Backing Move To Increase President's Powers To Reduce U.S. Tariffs

Strategy May Hurt Opponents  Counter Offensive  Plan Would Suffer

Tariff May Be Taken Up First   Administration May Push Trade Policy Early to Give Opponents Little Time

Trade Plan May Appeai  In Congress First Major   First Major Business Item For Next Year

Congress May Tackle Foreign Trade First  Strategy Is to Gve Foes Little   Strategy Is to Gve Foes Little Time to Rally

BR Geese e fy wire     Congress to Consider US Trade First   Administration Plans Hurry-Up Policy for Issue

Stiff Opposition to Kennedy Trade Proaram Seen as Congress Resume:

Trade Progran Likely To Get Top Priority   Administration Adopts Strategy For New Session

Congress battle seen  Trade program takes spotlight      Heralded Laos conference flops in less than an hour

Proposal Listed As Important   Kennedy Sees Need To Meet Common Marke

Congress May Place Kennedy's Foreign Trade Program Early On 1962 Calendar

New Trade Bill Faces Early Test   Democrats Push For Early Action In Congress Sessior

Strategy Studied by Administration Leaders...   Trade Program May Be First Item for Conaress

First Major Piece Of Business To Face Congress May Be New Trade Program

Trade Program May Be First   Congress Expected to Tackle Common Market Competition

Nuclear-Free Africa Wins ~~ ULN. Support   Main Political Com. mittee Recommends Prohibition of Tests In Continent.

U. N. Awaiting Katanga Reply   Congo Truce Pact Gets Conditional OK

Tshombe Believed Fleeing   Hand-to-Hand Fight by Swedes Grabs Main Camp

Space Agency Experts Will Examine Astrochimp Enos And Mercury Capsule

Killed by Kennedy No Tax Money Earmarked for Paris Officers’ Club Project

Stockholders to Face Big Tax Bill   Relief From Liability Up to Administration

Billion Dollar Appropriation Bills Whipped Through Missouri Senate

Atmospheric Nuclear Tests Discussed By Kennedy, Macmillanin BermudaTalks

Kennedy Ends  iwo-Day Talks  With Macmillan No Final Decision On Actual Shate   No Final Decision On Actual Shots Made by Leaders

Talks Also To Be Asked On Berlin   JFK, Macmillan End Conference At Bermuda

“Human Sea’ Of Reds Beaten In South Viet Nam   Katanga Fightivig Reports Conflict

Dag Defies Russia, Will Not Resign  Extra Guards Posted At UN To Avert New Riots; Public Galleries Ordered Closed

Draft Deferments Wont Be Tightened Up-UNLESS   Calls Get-Heavier

Probe Sabotage In Plane Crash   Up Death Toll To 78 In French Disaster

On Sahara Desert Scene . . . Plane Crash Checked For Possible Sabotage

French Check Sabotage In Plane Crash   Airliner Fell Into Desert From Low Height: Death Toll Set at 7%.

Probers Cite Sabotage In Plane Crash   French Authorities Mystified Over Cause 78 Persons Lost Live:

Foreigners Run Rings Around U.S. Industry  Hodges Alerts  Labor, Business

U. $.-Cuban Feud Leff to Americas  UN Committee Vote Rebuffs Communists

‘CONCILIATION EFFORT  UN Urges OAS To Study Cuban Feud With U.S. —

Scores Treated in Greensburg Hospital  Five Perish in Store Blaze

Order Of Eastern Star Grand Matron And Patron Official Visitation To _ Clinton-Essex District At Keeseville

Weekend Traffic Accidents Claim 21 Lives in State   5 Killed in Green County, 4 in Crash Near Berlin

Weekend Crashes Bring Death to 21   Motorists Crowd State’s Highweys in First Official Summer Weekend

21 Fatalities Over Weekend   Toll in State Sets Apparent Record for Nonholiday

Rising Property Valuations Create Legislative Problem   CHANGES SUGGFSTED

U.S. Orbits ‘SpaceSpy,’ ‘Weather Eye’ Satellites; Midas Peeks IntoR  oe

Woman Involved In Story   Embezzling Charge Grows From Theft Of Service Revolver

Charged With Embezzlement  Trooper Suspended: Abduction Story Called Hoay

‘Kidnaped" lows Officer's Story Branded a Hoa)   Suspended, Accused 0 Embezzlement; Woman Also Held

Highway Trooper Is Charged   Victim Of Alleged Abduction Accused Of Embezzlement

Wilke Suspended; Admits Abduction Is Hoax  pea). ee, a, Me eo Ee con or a ee ee, Gy rome) nese ff ier Se Oe Gee en Game fee ee Se   ~ Charged with Embezzlement For Theft of Patrol Revolver, Held In Hospital Under Bond

Charged With Embezzlement; Chariton: Woman Conspired In 2-Day Escapade        haved himself with a razor sup Grubbs, .

Abduction oflowa Trooper a “Hoax” Says Official   Robert H. Wilke Said to Have Spent Weekend With Woman; Faces a Charge.

lowa woman charged with conspiracy   Robert H. Wilke suspended, held for embezzling

Patrolman Story Of Being Abducted Said To Be A Hoax   Is Charged With Embezzlement By A Public Officer

‘Kidnap. Victim Suspended, Held  As a Conspirator   lowa Patrolmans Story Called Hoax by Official; Woman Held As Young Trooper's Accomplice

Patrolman Charged, Suspended   At Motel with Woman During Weekend lowa Search.

Will Work In Field Of Trade  Hays Sworn In As Presidential Assistant

Transfer Ward Store Manager  Burger Will Direct Cambridae Facilitie:

Brother Of JEK to Get Close Look   Hearing Is Set On Republican Chosen For Treasury Post

A Close Look At Bobby Senate Hearings On New Cabinet Begin This Week

Senate Checks JFK Cabinet   Kennedy Picks Minow As Chairman Of FCG

Senate Poised For Hearings On New Cabinet   Kennedy Appointments To Come under Probe Starting Wednesday

Congress Opens Cabinet Post Hearings Wed.   _ Dillon Will Be First Kennedy Appointee To Come. Under Study

Senators Set Cabinet Hearings   Douglas Dillon, Choice For Treasury Secretary, To Get First Scrutiny

Senate Poised For Hearings On New Cabinet  Raéndeds Ansatotined.   Kennedy Appointments To Come under Probe Starting Wednestay

Hearings Set On Cabinet Of Kennedy   Dillon Scheduled To Head List Called  Before Senate Group

Dillon First Te Face Quizzing By Senators  Hearings To Start Wednesday On Cabinet Choices

NEW CABINET HEARINGS BEGIN ON WEDNESDAY   Dirksen To Query Bob Kennedy Closely

Bill To Classify County’s Coastal Waters Gets First Reading In House

Act Classifying Sagadahoc County Tidal Waters Went To Senate Last Week

City On Super Bomber Flight Route Thunder-Like Sonic Booms Expected

Predict Nikita’s Saber-Rattling Will Boost U.S. Foreign Aid Bill

ecause Of Soviet Sword-Rattling  Demos Predict Strong Foreign Aid Enactment

Foreign Aid Bill’s Chances Said Improved   Khrushchev’s Bluster Seen Help Factor By Democratic Chiefs

Beefed-Up Foreign Aid Bill Foreseer   But President's Plan Hits New Snag in Congress

President Confers With Party Heads   Khrushchey Tactics Invites Strong Support Of Kennedy Proposals

On french fighways  Police Set Up Road Blocks to ‘Trap Paintings Thieves

French-Red Relations Are Strained   Jet Fron France Fires Warning Shot: At Soviet Plane

Legislature To End Work In Two Weeks   Appropriations Bill Slows Pace; Small Loan Interest Hiked

Difficulty Lies With Appropriations Bill Assembly Session To Run At Least Two More Weeks

Assembly In For 2 More Work Weeks  Big Money Bill  gS eee a , ee Pe   Big Money Bill Delays Completion Of Legislative Job

State to Preserve Drivers’ Records Of Magnetic Tape for Quick Reference

East Germany Hurls Expected Kidnap’ Chara  fee eee , eee  Pee ee   Accusation Parallels Predictions Made by West Berlin Mayor

Citi.  Reds Charge US With Kidnaping  een we      “Misuse of Air Lanes” Says News Agency

Three Minneapolis Aldermen Face Charges  Liquor Laws Involved in Fifteen Indictments

New Mexico Highway Toll to Dat 154  Last Year’s Toll to Date 195

Name Welfare Head Next Week  Strasburg Man, App Score Highest Grades

Trailer Bill Is Defeated By House   Therease Tn Length Rejected: Man To Be Revived Later

Boy, 16, Missing After Surprising Man at Auto   ‘Hit Him or Shot Him’ Man Tells Police

* TELLS OF HIS LONG BATTLE WITH GOVERNMENT  Farmer Explains His Stand on Controls   By WILLIAM T. SMITH As Written fer U Pl

William T. Smith, Big Flats, N.Y., Defies Government, Buys Cadillac  U.S.Farm Support Program Opposed   By WILLIAM T. SMITH he WUWleiéias fax FID!

Complete Socialization Of Agriculture Feared   By WILLIAM T. SMITH Written for UPI

GOP Speaker Raps Demo ‘Mirage’  Thomson Says Rejects Runnina Government

Process New  Jobless Pay   Local MESC Office Will Start On April 10

Collapse Of Wall Buries 18 In Debris  Recover Five Bodies Others Buried Under

15 Firemen Buried  Under Bldg. Walls   Extra-Alarm Blaze Is Brought Under Control After 2 Hours

Firemen Trapped As Rear Wall Of Factory Collapses  8 Injured Firemen  Are Rescued; Loss Pectimatad CLNN NNh

15 to 20 Under Wall: Two Uniets  : 2 ee + neem: ee   Five Known Dead In Factory Blaze; $500,000 Damage

At Least Five Dead: Six Or More Missing   Wall Falls As Chicago Firemen Fight Blaze

SIX MORE  ARE MISSING AT BLAZE   Eight Other Firemen Dug Out Of Ruins And Hospitalized After 6-Story Factory Collapses.

Fifteen or More Firemen Buried in Building Wreckage  Walls of Burning Chicago Factory  Sallamca. Civ Raeliae Daravararl

6-Story Walls Of Factory Collapse   3 Bodies Found; 2 More Located; Fear 6 Remain

ARE MISSING ~ AT BLAZE   Eight Other Firemen Dug Out Of Ruins And Hospitalized After 6-Story Factory Collapses,

Factory Wall Collapses in Chicago Fire   Men Believed Buried in Debris; 8 Are Hospitalized

Bodies of Three Found; Search On for Others   Walls Crash Down Without Warning In $500 000 Plant Fire

Buried By Debris As Wall Falls   Six-Story Factory Building Topples In 8500.900 Blaze

‘Cherokee Hosts on February 4  Sawhill, UCLA Director, Will Conduct Program

“CHEROKEE HOSTS BAND FESTIVAL SATURDAY, FEB. 4  Youne Musicians OF

Kennedy Still Uses Crutches, Misses Mass Again as Jacqueline Attends

U.S. Is Seeking Fast U.N. Move For Tests Issue   Americans, Soviet Clash on Collapse Of Geneva Sessior   - Will Man Blow Himself Up?  ‘Spark of Optimism Is Drenched Again

U.S. launches mighty rocket   Scientists delighted by Saturn performance

Leading U.S. Scientists  Very Happy   460-Ton Saturn Lands On Target After Brief Trip Over Atlantic

Senate Votes To Ban Red China In U.N  Roll Call Ballot On Resolution Passes 76 To 0

Erbe Gets Plan After 73-33 Vote   House Reverses Stand to Prevent At-Large Election

Plan Redemption-Store — lesen! bbe) a lS  Plaid Stamps. Now Registered

2 Per Cent Levy On ‘Most Items Over 25‘   Record Budget Ready To Go

Go.2 Bion Bill Weuld Sprace Uo Older Cities, H ely Low-Income inl El darly &           Eoemttiac Gat. Bottar Leena:

Plan To Aid Low Incomes. (Ider Cities   Would Add About $300 Million To Fiscal 62 Budget

$3.2 Billion Housing Plan Presented   Most of Funds Will Be Spent Before 1976

JFK Submits 3.2 Billion Housing Bill   40-Year Plan Aims To Improve Existing Facilities

Burlingame Parking Plan   Wins Favor  City’s Number One Problem, Says Martin

Opinions on Prospects  Business Panel  To Give 1962 View Wednesday

Brannon Among Those Indicted By Grand Jury   Former K. C, Police Chief, Others Have Been Named in Perjury Charges.

Ousted Police Chief Indicted By Grand Jury   Brannon Is Accused Of Misconduct; Two Top Aides Charaed

Colts: Bomb Packs, 45-21 See Sports Peach      Word a Day Starts Today on Page 2

Inside  The Record   This ‘Time By Asians Worried? Relax! End Of World Predicted

Asian Astrologers Predict Don’t Worry About Berlin:  World to End Next Feb. 2

‘OVE RRIPE MELON     Asian Astrologers See  World’s End on Feb. 2

Worried About Fallout?  Relax! Asian Astrologers  Say World Will End Feb. 2

Next Groundhog Day — Poof?      Mesnne. Seeman Predict World's End

No Multiple Traffic Fatalities Reported— Seven Die In Weekend Accidents In Penna. -

Says Underestimating U.S. Would Be Tragic —Premier Sees Russ In Ist Place by.1970

Study Tax Exemption For Churches   House To Vote Today As Senate Seeks Honor on Amendment

Exemption For Churches On Tax Studied  ict ie e Today i te e Seeks

Exemption Or Church Meals Up For Vote  House Studies Tax Plan: Franchise  Approval Delayed

Ohio Stalls” On Sulfrage  Ratitication   House Will Vote On Six Tax-Free Meals Yearly for Charity

Exemption For Churches On Tax Studied   House To Vote Today As Senate Seeks Honor On Amendment

Waite Byte aR  Dollar Dust’ BENEFIT BASKETBALL. GAME AT WESTMAR: EARNED C OF C 200°

~ Dollar Dust  ‘BENEFIT BASKETBALL GAME AT WESTMAR EARNED C OF € $300

a aed Building Fund  Bill Approved  In the Senate Proposal Would .   Proposal Would .. Transfer Funds To State Colleges

Traffic at Standstill . Severe Snowstorm Strand Hunters Across Southwest:

(Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ Council of Churches Religios Features)

‘Doesn’t Trust Khrushchev  Truman Denounces Nikita, Praises Young Americans

Execution Of Eichmanr Demanded  Mass Slayer ‘Disappointed’  At Decision

Death Asked As Eichmann Denies Guilt   Ex-Nazi Pleads To Save Life: Israel Demands Gallows

Israel Asks Death Penalty  For Eichmann   Ex-Nazi Tells Court He Does Not Recognize Guilt

Defendant Is “Disappointed”  Death Penalty For Eichmann Is Askec! By Israeli Official

Israel Asks Death for Eichmann   Former Nazi Tells Court He Does Not Recognize His Guilt

Ask Death Penalty for Eichmann   Defendant Calm; Doesn’t ‘Recognize’ Guilty Decision

Transport : Crash Kills Eighteen  Into Flames After Takeoff: Carried 15

N.C. Lawmakers Appear Divided On Wisdom Of Special Session   On On Bond Iss Issue  Governor May Call Legislative Session

Sends Son, 6, Running for Help—  Mother Goes Down Well To  Save Daughter from Drowninc

Please Knock Before Entering   Drops Two Bodies — JFK Names Four Advisers To Governmental Revamp

Kennedy Selects 4 Key Advisers  Reorganization Of The Machinery Of  Government Plannec

Kennedy Picks Four Advisers   Reorganization of Machinery Aim of New Group

Kennedy Picks 4 Advisers on Government   Appointees to Heip in Revamping Machinery of U.S.

Tornadoes Twist Thru Oklahoma   Weather Alerts  Keep Casualties Ate law Dauba

Twisters Rip Oklahoma; 12 Suffer Injury  One Town Heavily Damaged; 4 Others Absorb Battering

Winter Tornadoes Batter Oklahoma   No Fatalities ‘Are Reported But at Least 12 Persons Are Injured: Damage Is Hiah

‘PROPERTY DAMAGED  Tornados Rake Oklahoma; ‘No Deaths Are Reported

Heavy Loss Counted; 12 Listed Hurt   ‘Konawa Hardest Fit; Alerts Hold Casualty. Rate To Low Mark

12 Injured by Okie Twister  Dismal Winter Weather ~ Smashes Into Midwest

Tornadoes Rip Paths Ii Oklahoma   One Town Heavily Damaged, Four Others Battered Bv Winter Twisters

12 Persons Are Injured By Twisters   Town of 2,000 Loses Most of Business District during Storm

ALERT CUTS CASUALTIES; 5 TOWNS HI]   Twister Mows Dowr Business Section Of Ko. nowa; Twelve Injured Troops Guard Wreck. age.

Five Oklahoma Towns Are Battered By Wind as Warnings Curb Injuries

Tornadoes Strike Oklahoma Area With Big Damage  No Deaths Reported

Casualties Reduced By Storm Alert   Dismal Weather Is Predicted in Rest Of Nation Sundav

' Dismal Winter Weather Covers Many Sections of Nation  ‘Tornadoes Batter Five Oklahoma Town:

At Least 12 Persons Injured By Twisters; Heaviest Damage Reported In Town Of Konowa.   5 STATES WARNED OF HEAVY SNOWS

5 Communities Raked by Storms. {2 Are Injured   lowa and Minnesota _ Also Swept by Storms

12 Injured As Tornadoes Slash Paths Of Destruction  Through Central Oklahoma   Power Cut

Property Damage is Heavy   No Lives Are Lost; 12 People Are Injured

Weather Mixture includes Tornadoes In Oklahoma Area   Five Towns Hit in Central Part of State; Ice, Rain and Snow Blanket Nation.

Tornadoes In Path Of  Destruction   One Town Heavily Damaged,  Others Battered By Wind

REPORT LOSS WIDESPREAD IN STATE   Five Towns Heavily Battered By Winter Storm  12 PERSONS   Reported Injured But No Deaths Listed: Snow Heading Eastward

Tornadoes Rip Oklahoma as Rain, Snow, Sleet Cover Rest of Nation

eee arry Snow, Rain, Cold  lwisters ‘Slash Oklahoma Cities Causing Heavy Damage: 12 Kuri

Five Towns In Path Of Destruction  =earr   Weather Alerts Keep Injuries Low: Damage Is Heavy

Quick Action Expected On Nelson’s Tax Plan  GOP’s Alfonsi Claims That Governor -

Need to Adhere To Anti-Trust Laws Is Told   Hodaes Testifies at Anti-Trust Hearing

Business leaders must te! employes of their stand   Secretary of commerce tactifiac

Berlin Issue Is Explosive   War By End of This Year Js  Seen Possible

YOLK’S ON THE BABY SITTER  Now THAT Would Be Worth Crowing About

Property Damage Placed Aft $2 Million  Chicago Tornado Loss High

SupremeCourt DeniesAppeal   Strips Citizenship From N.Y. Mobster

Court Upholds Costello Loss Of Citizenship   Justice Brennan Gives 6-2 Ruling  In Racketeer Case

Summit Cue Set Today By Kennedy  Officials Expect Yes’ on Parley

President Ready for Summit —  Expect Confirmati   Expect Confirmation:  Of Khrushchey Meet Today; Report Vienna Probable Location

Survey Pevea's America Sadly Lacking in Planes, Shins for Air or Sealifts

Study Lists U. S. War Shortages   Pentagon Source Reports Lack Of Air, Sealift Needs

Airlift-Sealift Shortages Hamper U.S. Ability To Field Troops Fast

After Careful Study Shortages Are Disclosed In U.S. Airlift, Sealift

Airlift, Sealift Shortages Could Restrict U.S. in Brushtire Wars

Doubt Cast On U. S. Preparednes: To Wage Effective Brushfire Wai

Airlift, Sealift Shortages Hamper U.S. Ability in Brushfire Wars, Study Shows

USUAL PAP _ IS OFFERED “TO VOTERS   Cuba, Egypt And Indonesia Are  Talking Points

Communists Promise All Things to All Voters as Indian Elections Near

JFK's Liberal Planks Face Rough Going   87th Congress Convenes Amid Speculated Mavhen

Rules Chan ges he eeeeemeeniemmemnnee es  Democrats Battle As Congress Opens

‘87th Congress Is Underway  e Dems Talk Harmony, Gird  Against Intra-Mural Feud

 zontrol Both Houses Demos ‘Talk Party Harmony As 87th Congress Convenes

Near-Tragedy Al Park Beer Party   Boater Held For Running Down Man In Water

Ribicoff Hits At AMA Stand  Says Association ,w  * .,  gpo pp . sg   Says Association Trying to Mislead Public on Program

Vote For French Troop Removal Looms As U.N. Nears End Of Tunisian Debate

ak a A  U.N. Expected to Tell France To Get Troops Out of Tunisia

TUNISIA DEBATE ENDING TONIGHT   Censure of French Expected in Vote  On Recoalntian

Approval Seen For Resolution— U. N. Lining Up Against France In Tunisian Debate

U.N. Ends Tunisian  Case Today   French Ouster Resolution May Come From Group

U.N. May Ask France To Pull Out Troops   General Assembly Schedules Wind-Ur Of Tunisian Debate

Resolution Approval s Seen Likely   Assembly To Wind Up Debate By Tonicht

UN Approval Of French Recall Resolution Seen   U. S., Other Allies Expected To Stay Out of Balloting

French Face UN Demand For Pullout   Debate Over Tunis To End, Vote Seen Above Two-Thirds

U.N. To End  Its Debate  On Tunisia France Likely To Be  Called on To Pull Troops From Territory

Citizens Tell How to Solve Road Problems  Views Aired In Ways And Means Committee In Four-Hour Session

State and Local Road Problems Argued in House   Dalton’s Program, Amendments Studied By Committee

Formosa and Philippines Fearful  Cholera Spreads to IslandofHonaKona

Vaccine Rushed to Help Stem Cholera Epidemic Threatening Hong Kong

Cholera Raging In Chine  Cagoseaeeac, Goran &   Vaccine Sent  To Hong Kong

Epidemic Scare Spreads Anti-Cholera Vaccine  Rushed to Hong Kong

Cholera Aid Rushed to Hong Kong   Vaccine Arrives As Disease Spreads From Red China

Inside Today's Time:   China Cholera Epidemic Rages  SCARE SPREADS, VACCINE IS RUSHED

Epidemic In Southeast China— Rush Cholera Vaccine Into Hong Kong Area

CHINA’S EPIDEMIC FEARFUL _ Hong Kong Gets Vaccine To Fiaht Cholera Spread

Vaccine Rushed To Check Cholera Epidemic ‘Spreading Into Refugee- Packed Hong Kong

NOT SURPRISED... Gagarin could distinguish fields 200 miles above earth

, Demand Right To Try Killer ‘Murder At Guantanamo’  Is Latest Cuban Charge

U.S. Accused of Killing Cubar  American Officer: Wanted for Trial

U.S. Won't Reduce Berlin Garrison  Previous Concessions Not to Be Considered

U.§. Not Bound By Concessions Ir Past On Berlin   Any New Talks Will Start From Scratch

U. S. Not Bound By Berlin Offer   Has No Intention of   Has No Intention of Redticing Garrison

Proposals On Berlin Out—U:S.   Russia Told Old Concessions Dead; Start From Scratch

Old Berlin Proposals  Cancelled   No Longer Bound Bv Compromises

U.S. ‘Not Bound’ by  Berlin Compromises   Any New Talks With Reds Will Start From Scratch, State Department Says; Declares U.S. Has No Intention of Reducing Garrison

June 5, Set For 108th Commencement; Honorary Degrees To Be Conferred

Streams In State Watched   Snow and Ice Are Potential Flood Threats

Secretary Charges Khrushchev Sets Back World Peace, Asserts U. S. Obligations

Key Witness to Murder Recaptured; May Have Been Taken From Jail by Fore

Forcefully Taken From Jail, Beaten   Scaper Allegedly Witnessed Another Gangster ‘Rub-Out’

Samos Takes Up Test Photo Equipment  When Perfected, To Radio Picture:  rar Amu Dainé

summer Holiday Is Bloodiest in History  019 DIE IN TRAFFIC MISHAPS

519 Persons Are Killed On Highways   National Safety Council Cites Tragic Weekend; California Leads List

Record 519 Killed Across Nation As Final Holiday Toll Breaks All Figures

Holiday Sets Two Deadly Records   Montana Holiday Death Toll Is 10

Traffic Takes 519 Lives; Total Is 892   Fourth Of July Was Deadliest Summer Weekend In History

2, Deadly Records Set on Holiday; Highway Toll Is 519. Overall Toll [s 89?

High Court Debates Procedure in Co-Op Tax Case      Aas busy Session Game Commission to Keer Ruby Area Moose Quota

Dalton Reaffirms Sales Tax Stand   Hike Would Act * As Economy Brake

U. S. to Rejoice: ‘He Is Riser      Sunday Fun Day in Totah...  FOP to Choose  ‘Homeliest Man’

Christians to Commemorate Resurrection in Easter Rites   in mor Land rreluge to Caster  Pilgrims Walk in Footsteps of Christ Along ‘Way of Sorrow’

Americans Will Attend Easter Worship Services Sunday From Maine To Hawaii

 “Christ Is Risen”   ped eg taster ye eee  American Christians To Rejoice In Age-Old Cry

From Maine To Hawaii:  Christian Americans To Reioice On Sunday —

American Christians The World Over Tc Gather Easter Morning For Services

Returns home after 34 years, finds size of his family “bit of a shock’

Man Legally Dead Returns to Home in Wales: Wife Remarried, Family Larger

Fight Persons Killed in Crash Near Sikeston   Two Survivors Found After Wandering Ina Daze Al! Nioht

Gromvko Greets Finnish Visitor   Finnish Parliament Dissolvec Under Soviet Pressure;  New Elections Set Feb, 4, 5

Follows Soviet Demand   President of Finland Decides To Dissolve Government

ASKS CREDIT ON STATE JOBS  DiSalle Intends To Recall Legislature

Brings Back Khrushchev Berlin View  Hurled at McCloy,  Sees Dies gens

Seek UN Support —  24 African Nations Move For Develonment Program

. Africans Want Aid From U.N. Countries  ‘Support Sought For Resources Development Plan

Africa Seeks To Develop Its Own Resources With Other Nations’ Aid

Present Threat worse Than in 1914, tgsd — nay  ~-WAR LOOMING OVER BERLIN

Threat of War Over Berlin “More Serious” Than Those Leading Up to Wars ! and Il

ive Solons old Key To  ax Plan   vilization Said Facing Greatest Danger

‘Holiday Special’ Trip Ends in Tragedy   Rayburn Declares West Must Fight for Berlin

House Speaker Believes West In Great Danger   Must Be Prepared For Worst, Veteran Solon Declares

‘MUST BE PREPARED Rayburn Says W estern World Stands In Its  Gravest Danger Period

Rayburn Says Grave Danger Awaits U. S.   House Leader Fears War Possibility Worse Than Before  Two World Wars

No Intention of Yielding   Threat of War Called ‘More Serious ‘Today

Rayburn: Threat of War Over Berlin “More Serious” Than in 1914 and 1939

Filth Attempt Suspected Burglars Break Into Four Bore  i Make Off With $4,795

Fifth Attempt Suspected Burelars Break Into Four Bore  Stores, Make Off With $4,795

“Nuzzled” President Embarrassed Mrs. Kennedy Returns Home From 16-Day European Trip

Lesson: Never Kiss the Customs Man  TOO MUCH GRATITUDE PROVES COSTLY

Me First!   Lawmakers Vote fo Fatten Own Pocketbooks af Heavy Cost fo Sfate Taxpayers

Income Levy Due To Go Ie Hoor Soon   Senate Committee Expects To Release Measure By Tuesday

Oral Vaccine Approved to Prevent Polio  Government Clear: le an Avert fina   Government Clears It to Avert One Of Three Types

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Government Clears Oral Polio Vaccine

Oral Polio Vaccine Approved   Government Grant  Permit on Type ;

Border Patrol Is Tapped by President Kennedy to Stop Airliner Hijacking

Border Patrol Job Details Kept Secret   Step Up Efforts To End Hijacking Of US Airliners

Border Group  Alerted For  Hijack Duty President ‘Taps’  Well-Trained Unit   In Plane Incidents

Engineer’s Touch Governor’s Wite Christens  '_New $7.1 Miltlion Dam

Will Get Intensified Training EE ntensified Lraming  10 NC Reserve Outfits Given Priority Ratings

Will Get Intensified Training 10 NC Reserve Outfits  Given Priority Ratings

America’s Orbital Shot Of Astronaut Into Space Put Off Until Next Yeor

Pair Thwarted In Jail Escape   Two Accused in Officer Slaying Fail in Dane County Freedom Bid

Escape Attempt fais  Alleged Sauk County Killers Caught ‘After Seizing Madison Jailer's Keys

Area Employment Picture Improves   Fewer File Claims and Fewer Out of Jobs, Finds Office at Chillicothe.

Rains Affect Area Employment   Claims on Increase Though Manufacturing Is Up.

‘FRONTIER WITHOUT — FREEDOM’  Nixon Rallying GOP For ‘64 Campaign

Nixon Sharply Critical of New Farm Program   GOP Leader Flays Administration Plan In Des Moines Talk

Negro Students For Georgia U. Cause Problem  Court Order Brings Test for Law Which Would Close School

Prince Professes Hope  For Early Laos Break   Souvanna Phouma Tells Newsmen That He Mav Have ‘Nice Surprise’ Later

Break in New Laos Deadlock Is Expected   Behind-Scenes Talk: May Lead to Action On Regime Shortly

Break In Laos Crisis Hinted By Souvanna   Neutralist Prince Implies Renewal Of Summit Talks

Quit Playi ying = Patsy To A Pinsqueak Send Marines In, Lawmaker Urges

‘UPROAR™ IN CONGRESS   Demands For Action Against Castro  Follow Seizure Of Craft At El Paso

Demands For Act Against Castro Aired   Clair Engle Cites Wartime Acts; We Should Move Thus   STATEMENT

Solons Urge Decisive Action Against Castro   Term Hijacking Act Of War

Hijacking  Ts Laid At Cuba’s Door   New Plane. Piracy Called Act Of War

Buffeting Felt By X15 Pilot Unexplained   Mystery Surrounds Record Rocket Ride

Test Pilat Rockets X-15 To New Haatticie! Warld Alcioude - Decard

Retail Store Owner Cited Over Stamps   Minnesota Case Given Emphasis; List Total Here

Foreign Aid Bill Facing Troubles Both Sides Schedule  Debate On, Measures Authorizing Program

Solons Show Willingness To Move Fast   Kennedy's Original Request Was For $3.5 Billion

To build up air, missile, — satellite force   Appropriations group bolsters Kennedy asking

S4.5 Billion Karmarked  lor Beef- p   Budect Bigoes! In Peacetime   Austerity Suggested

House Grants Funds For Defense Buildup   Kennedy Given Authority To Spend All He Asked For For Planes, Ships, Arms

Via Senate's Purse Strings  Military Buildup Aid Boosted To $4.5 Billion

Appropriations Unit Gives All Kennedy Asked   Committee Adds Extra Billion For’ $47 Billion Budqget

Senate Group Adds Billion  To Request   JFK Authorized To Call Up Reservists, Extend Active Duty

Vote $958.57 Million To Equip Military  As Officials Hint of Reserve Travel Plans

Defense Funds Up Billion   Sénate Action Reflects New Consress Mood

But McNamara Sees No Need For $525 Million For More Heavy  Jet Bombers

Bill Committee Ups Request By $1 Billion   Extra Money To Go For Super-Bombers, More Men, Missile:

SHOWS MOOD OF CONGRESS OVER CRISIS   Bill Provides Far More Cash Than Past Year

Acts Fast to Beef Up Military   Action Displays Mood of Solons to Move Quickly

Military Funds Increased   Senate Committee Adds $1 Billion To JFK’s Request

Program For Nuclear War, Limited Conflicts Passes _ Appropriations Committee

Congress Okays Plan For Defense  Gives Kennedy Power to Call  Reservists

Up Request By Kennedy In Senate   New Figure Set By Committee is $4.5 Billion

Kennedy Also Gets Authority To Extend Duty Tours to Meet Red Threat to Berlin

Gives JFK Right To Call 250,000 Reservists Back   Resolution Also Asks Extension Of Training Periods

HOUSE PASSES DEFENSE BILL ‘UNANIMOUSLY   Nearly $1-Billion Ap. proved For Planes,  Ships, Missiles   McNAMARA REJECTS FUNDS FOR BOMBERS

$4.5 Billion Added To Military Fund   Senate Body Increases Kennedy Request $1 Billion

AIR FORCE KEEPS BASES, NAVY KEEPS SHIPS  Speedy Approval Given Call-Up Of Reservists

House Ups Funds For Armament  Unanimous Vote For $958 Million Kennedy Asked

Senators Hike Berlin ‘Crisis’ Fund by Billion  Committee Asks Defense Outlays Of $4.5 Billion

Senate Group Raises Ante on  JFK's Request  _ Defense Budget for This Year   Defense Budget for This Year Now $47 Billion, Biggest in U. S. Peacetime History.

Solons Add Billicn fo Defense Bill   Senate Committee Tacks New Funds To Kennedy Reques'

Reserve Call Is_ Okayed  Congress Acts  van e og se... Wweq   VOOR Css ZACLS . Quickly  lo Hike  Ar ms Readiness

Final Approval Comes 6 Days After Request   Reservists May Be Called Up; Can Extend Active Duty Tours for One Year: Navy, Air Force Adding Craft

Senate Fund Group Gives JFK a Boos!   Adds $1 Billion To Sum Sought By President

iBY Unanimous Vote ‘House Completes Action (On Defense Money Bill

Senate Boosts Military Fund  Adds $1 Billion To Money Sought by President Kennedy

Committee Adds $4 Billion More To Arms Budget   Peacetime Military Bill Now Biggest In Nation’s History

Congress Wants Nuclear Forces Increased Also   Senate Moves Rapidly to Provide Funds

Congr ess Gives Kennedy Emergency Power:  To Call Up Reservists, “Extend Tours   First Reserve Units Face  Call Up in Two Months

Arms Funds Authority Sent to JFK   House Acts Quickly in Approving Bill for Planes, Ships

House Votes Emergency  Step 403-2   Pentagon to Retain 4. Air Force Bases On Active Status

Senate Ups Kennedy Request   Committee Increases Request By Billien

Training Extension Okayed Congress Gives President Power  To Call Reserves

House Nods To Military Buildup   Measure-to Call Up Reservists Passes  To President Five Days After Request

Senate Committee Acts to Boost Bomber, Missile. Satellite Forces   Tacked On to Kennedy's $3.5 Billton Request, It Demonstrates Mood for Fast Preparations To Meet Berlin Threat: Pentagon Keeps Pace

Extra Funds For Bombers And Missiles  Defense Budget for Fiscal Year Biggest

Okay Callup Of Reservists   House Votes Authority for JFK. To Summon 250.000 Into Service

RECORD rOR PEACETIME  Kennedy's $3.5 Billion Military Spending Bill Boosted by Panel

Appropriations Committee Votes $3.5 Billion He Sought Besides Money to Build Up Bomber, Mis sile and Satellite Forces

403-2 HOUSE VOTE GIVEN MEASURE   Authorizes Calling Up Of 250,000 Reservists   For Extension Of Training Of 2,440,000; Defense Dept. Matches Pace

Senate Group Adds Billion For Defense   _ Appropriations Committee Sets Cos! At $4.5 Million

Tron Curtain Friction   Congress OK’s Plan Kennedy Gets Authority To Boost Military Force

House Okays Second Step In Defense   Huge Appropriation Given Kennedy For Planes, Guns, Ships

Kennedy Gets His Authority   Congress Approves Reservists Call And Extension Of Duty.

Earmarked Yor Missiles, Bombers   Air Force Alerts Air Reserves  And Air Guard

Kennedy Giver Final Okay On Military Hike   250,000 Reservists To Don Uniform For One Year

Final Okay Given Army  Increase  House Okays Reserve Boost,   House Okays Reserve Boost, Kennedy Given Final Authority

Defense Boost  Pushed Higher   Senate Committee's Billion Addition Raises Defense Budget To $47-Billion

Senate group boosts arms spending request  Aupronriations Committee votes increase      Appropriations Committee votes increase to $4.5 billion to strengthen air might

Scattered Showers and Cooler Sunday   Peace Corps Member Reitected for Deferment

Miami! Board Rule JFK Peace Corps Aspirant Denied Draft Deferment

Pirate Vessel  Leader Asks U.S. Navy Aid   Would Transfer Passengers Lisbon Sending Warships

JFK Reaffirms Unity of West Despite Threat   Hints at Secret Nuclear Testing By Soviet Union

Strong Stand On German Cit Is Reiferated   Western Unity Cannot Be Undermined By Threats. President Save

Warns Allied Unity Will Not Be Undermined   Challenges Claim That Soviet Will Pass U.S. Growth

Berlin Crisis Said Created By Russians   Kennedy Declares No Soviet Move To Dislodge West

Orders Probe Of Secret Russian Tests   He Reiterates U. S. Position On German City

Cites Crisis Stirred By Soviet Acts   President Asserts Berlin And Reich Are Now At Peace

Says Crisis Worked Up By Soviets   JFK Also Orders Investigation To Determine If Reds Engaged In A-Tests

SAYS THEY WON'T UNDERMINE ALLIED UNITY ,  JFK Warns Russians On Threats

Orders study of possible nuclear tests by Soviets   Berlin crisis   Khrushchev warns against buildup

West In Berlin By Right; Crisis   Is Soviet Manufactured: Kannedy

Crisis Made By Soviets, He Declares   Allied Unity Can't Re Undermined By Threats, JFK Says

Declares Crisis  Created By Red:   Says Soviets To Blame If Peace Disturbed: Orders Probe Into Possible Russian Nuclear Tests

U.S. Is Blunt In Warning Over Berlin  Don’t Linderectimate Allies   Don’t Underestimate Allies President Tells Soviets

Asks Probe Of Nuclear  ‘Cheating’   Challenges Russia To Outproduce U. S.

President Gives Russ Warning; Forget Trouble  Western Allies   Western Allies Ready to Defend, Protect Peace

Kennedy Sends Warning Over Berlin Issue   Nothing Reds Do Can Affect West's Rights, He States

Nothing they do can affect West's rights   ‘Would be making grave mistake doubting unity’

Nikita Assures West Access To East Berlin   President Challenges Khrushehey Claim Russia Will Cateh Production By 1970

Weather   Khrushchev Promises Treaty Will Guarantee Continued Access to City   French Troops Brought Home From Alaeria

Says Crisis Over City Is SovietMade  Also Reports He Has Ordered Probe Of Russian ‘N’ Tests

Russians Given Warning Today In Statement   SBeanag Position on   Strong Position on W. Berlin Repeated

JFK Says Continued Peace In Berlin Depends on Reds   Nik Tells Terms for Berlin Neaotiations

Tense East-West Crisis Dominates News Conference   Warns Soviets Allies Would Present United Position In Emergency

Says Soviets Cannot Affect Allies’ Rights   Kennedy Challenges Nikita Prediction on Outproducing U.S.

Crisis Is Russian Maneuver   If Peace Disturbed Reds Responsible, President Warns

JFK calls the Berlin crisis ‘Soviet manufactured’: says Reds cant affect the rights of West in city   Declares opposition wont stop riders

Prospects Of Negotiations Seen Better   Scoffs At Soviet’s Taunts U. S. Tiring In Economic Race

Declares Reds Can't Alter West's Rights in Germany By Threats or Aggression

JFK Asks For Parley.   Warns Reds Not to Try  Weakening Western Unity

Russian Actions Cannot Affect West's Right   Orders Study of Possible Atom Test by Soviets

RUSS A-TEST POSSIBILITY   Orders Study Of Whether Reds Conduct Secret Tests; Says Berlin Crisis Is Soviet-Manufactured.

REITERATES STRONG STAND  Berlin Crisis Soviet Manufactured —Kennedy

Kennedy-Peace Now In Berlin   ‘Any Disturbance Would be Soviet’s Responsibility’

Kennedy Warns Russia West To Stand Firm —   Crisis Label: ‘Made In Russia’

Probe Of Possible Secret Tests Ordered   DIVIDING FACTOR   KENNEDY SAYS RUSSIA CAN'T CHANGE BERLIN

President Labels Mounting Crisis ‘Made in Russia’  _ ' Possibility of Secret Soviet Atomic Tesis io Be Studied

Kennedy Claims Mounting Berlin” Crisis to Be “Soviet Manufactured”   West fo Be Guaranteed Access fo Berlin Under Reds’ East German Pact

Telis Nikita U.S. Will Stand Firm   Kennedy Accuses Reds Of Double-Talk; Places Blame on Soviet Union

Present Peace in Berlin Responsiblility of Russia  By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Renoarter

JFK: Warns. Russia ON Berlin   Would Be Soviet Fault If Peace . Is Disturbed ©

Present Peace. in Berlin Responsiblility of Russia  By MERRIMAN . ‘SMITH

President Holds To Hope That Peaceful Solution To Crisis Can Be Found

Tells Soviets Not to Make ‘Mistake’  Charges Crisis "Manufactured By Communists

Tells Newsmen Crisis Is “Soviet Manufactured”   Warns Against Effort To Undermine Unity By Threats or Action

Kennedy Warns Russians That Threats On Berlin Will Not Undermine Unity

‘Russia Responsible’ Kennedy Directs Warning At Reds  In Berlin Crisis

JEK Rebukes Russians For Berlin Crisis   President Says Nothing Soviets Do Can Affect West’s Rights In Threatened City Of Berlin.

Affirms West’s Rights In Berlin Kennedy Charges ‘Crisis’ Manufactured By Russia

President Kennedy Labels Mounting  Sa TEED terme  Berlin Crisis As “Soviet Manufactured’

Says Crisis Manufactured President Kennedy Warns Russic Against Aggression In Berlin

Kennedy in Warning on Berlin   PRESIDENT’S STATEMENTS OUTLINE  Stronger U.S. Attitudes

Kennedy Affirms strong Western Stand On Berlin   President Calls On U.N. To Conclude “Truce To Terror’ In Speech Today

Urges Self-Determination For Germany as Basis of Added Talks With Moscow

Berlin Crisis Said Created By Russians  Kennedy Declares   Kennedy Declares No Soviet Move To Dislodge West

Says Crisis Soviet-Manufactured JEK Warns Nikita  About Berlin Issue

Weather   Urges ‘Truce to Terror’ in World But Vows West Will Defend Berlin

Allies Aim To Remain In Berlin   Kennedy Extra Firm In Statement Today

P.O. BOX 8066 4924 COLE AVE. DALLAS, TEXAS COMP.   Says Fresh Soviet Aggression Would Be Grave Mistake

JFK Affirms Berlin Stand  President Says That Crisis le GaviatAAaniifactiran

Issues New Warning soeree We lr oreing  Mounting Berlin Crisis ‘Russ-Manufactured’ ; Says President Kennedy   ‘Press Talk Highlights

Kennedy Order Indicates Possibility Of Resuming Nuclear Tests By U. S. A.

‘Don’t Underestimate Allied Determination To Stand Firm’, He Says

Federal Jury IndictsGM   RED ASTRONAUT DESCRIBES SPACE FLIGHT   Worked, Ate And Drank —Gaaarin   Did Not See Moon

Gagarin ‘Hung In Mid-air, Weightless During Orbit   Grim President Cites Lag In Space, Notes U.S.Hopes For Other ‘Firsts’.

‘Space happy Moscovites exuberant   ‘Earth viewed, stars and sun much brighter’

Soviets Toast Astronaut   Describes Eerie Sensation _ Soviet Astronaut Worked, Ate, Drank While In Orbil

Soviet Spaceman Says He Saw Large Portion Of Earth; Sun Appeared Many Times Brighter   Awaiting Welcome In Moscow

Red Astronaut Quoted by Tass On Experiences  Moscow Readies “Heros Weicome

Soviet Astronaut Tells Of State of No Weight   New Hero of Soviet Union Will Receive Hero’s Welcome In Moscew Tomorrow; Describes Earth, Brightness of the Sun

Gagarin Ate, Drank, Worked On His Notes   Moscow Will Give Astronaut Hera‘s Welcome: -

Carried On His Tasks Despite Weightlessness   Everything Easier to Do, Says Gagarin; Tr Get Hero Welcome

Russian Worked While Floating In Outer Space   Weightlessness Didn’t Interfere With His Routine

Astronaut To Be Honored As Hero Friday   Red Space Man Says It Became Easier To Do Everything During W eightlessness Period

‘Astronaut Ate As Objects Floated in Cabir  Tells of Smooth Transition on Epochal Flight

Was Able ‘To Work As Objects Floated Around, Gagarin Says; Hailed As A Hero In Moscow

Body Responded Smoothly To Gravity Pull; Russia Plans Reception Friday

Russian Cosmonaut Did Work  During Historic Space Ride   WHAT HF SAW

Writes Notes During Orbit Around Earth   Moscow Prepares Hero’s Welcome for Young Flier

CELEBRATE ON FRIDAY IN MOSCOW   Throngs to Honor Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin; He Tells How Weightlessness Feels in Orbit _ ing Earth.

Gagarin ate, drank, worked on notes  No problem in weightlessness   Giant reception   IOWA MOTOR DEATHS   Joe Smith, average American, both worried and confused by Red feat

Tass Says Gagarin, Awaiting Hero's Welcome in Moscow Friday, Also Told of Appearance Of Earth, Stars During Flight

Eerie Situation In Space Ship  Soviet Worked On Notes, Ate As Objects Floated In Cabin

Astronaut Deseribes Space Trip   Soviet News Agency Reports Interview; Hero's Welcome Awaits Gargarin

Russian Tells Of Flight In Space   Worked, Ate, Drank While Weightless.

FLOATING IN AIR   Ate, Drank. Worked on Notes During Flight. Yuri Reveals

First Space Trip Wasn’t Just Joyride   Soviet Hero Tells About Working In Weishiless Suite

Wrote, Ate While Objects Floated Around   Says Everything Easier to Do While Weightless

Moscow Plans Huge Welcome For Cosmonaut   Khrushchev Hurls Space Challenge at Capitalist Nations

Able To Do Work While Weighiless  Tells How Earth Looked; Moscow Will Fete Him

Soviet Union Plans Hero’s Recognition   Gagarin Says That Weightlessness Is ‘Quite Natural’

HERO'S FETE SET FRIDAY IN MOSCOW   Soviet Writers Report Interview  With Red Pilot .

Ship Went Weightless  In Travel   Major Gagarin Tells Of Experiences, Waits For Hero’s Welcome

“Horizon had bright orange, blue and black stripe “Weiaghtlessness made space flight easy, says astronaut

F light Filled With Work Soviet Astronaut Tells  ‘Of His Flight In Space

‘Quite Natural’ Cosmonaut Gives Account  Of Eerie Travel in Skies

Actronaut. Took Notes, Ate and Drank Floating Around in ‘Nowhere’   Kennedy Warns: Space Race News “Will Get Worse Before Better”

Cosmonaut Ate, Took Notes During Weightless Flight-Moscow Prepares Welcome

Able To Eat, Drink While Weightless   Deseribes Earth View From Orbits Hero’s Weleome Sei

‘Transition ls Smooth  Weightlessness No Problem, Soviet Space Pioneer Reports

Denver Police Scandal Began When Safe Tumbled From Patrolman’s Car

ORIGINAL. TIPSTER NOW A SUSPECT Safe in Police Car Unmasks Denver Scandal

U.S. Might Join  Meeting on Laos   '. Cambodian Plan Would Include -. Red China, 13. Other Nations

U.S. considering 14nation Laos conference   Cambodia asks parley on crisis

U.S. Considers Conference on Laos Crisis   ' ) Sapa PP gee ome en ey   Would Include Red China In Discussion

Laos Warns Soviet To Quit Aiding Rebels   U.S. Is Considering Proposed 14-Nation Conference on Laos

Reports Correspondent  70 Per Cent of Syrians Find Joy Out of Reach of Nasser

Glad To Be Out From Under Nasser Oppression— 7 Report Most Syrians  Happy With Revolution   Byv DAVID LANCASHIRE

CLASSES GIVEN FOR FLOWER SHO HERE NEXT WEEK   Event Will Be Held At Methodist Church Tuesday, July 25

FLOWER SHOW AT AKRON CHURCH ON TUESDAY, JULY 25   Give Classifications For Annual Event At Wesley Methodist

Solons Resume  Tough Struggle Over Tax Hike   McCarty Expects Verdict Tuesday

Disarmament iar aucesicensasiciesecaensace oes uisaceie ios  JFK Proposes U.S. Set Up Permanent Agency

President Asks New Agency on Disarmament   Proposal Would Provide Independent Status, Combine All Activities.

 Sub-Cabinet Level Unit Kennedy Asks Standing  U.S. Arms Control Agency

Disarmament Board Asked By President  Sweeping Powers Are Proposed For

President Asks Congress For Disarmament Agency  To Strensthen US. Efforts

JFK Urges U.S. Set Up Arms Unit   Asks Permanent Grour To Negotiate for Full Control.

Bureau To Answer To President   Chief Function To Speed Efforts On Abandoning Arms

Plan Would Expand U.S. Peace Effort   Measure Provides Independent Status For New Agency

New Disarmament Agency Proposed   OLlles BUNON Measure  Interstate Highway Bill Signed

Disarmament Setup Sought By President  Darmanmnan’ Asis   Permanent With Sweeping Powers

Kennedy Urges New U.S. Agency For Disarmament  ———— "'T - Miao fl   Bureau To Deal With Cold War, Arms Increase

Kennedy Offering Proposal   Would Have Sweeping Powers to Battle Cold War Puzzle

Congress Urged To OK Setup   Group Would Be First In World’s History

JFK. Asks Armament Curb Agency   Cites Need For Unit Permanent And With independent Status

SWEEPING POWERS Agency Proposed On Disarmament   SFNT TO CONGEKESS

Would Study Abandonment Of All Weapons   Proposal Expands Commission Set U; Under Eisenhower

Kennedy Asks Formation Of New Agency   Would Expand Efforts In Field  Of Disarmament

Enlarging on Ike Set-up . . . President Asks New _ Disarmament Agency

Disarmament Agency Urged   President Proposes Long-Term Group to Deal With Cold War

Arms control agency plans are revealed   Underscores U.S concern for world peace

cniarging on ike Set-up... President Asks New Disarmament Agency

Disarmament Agency Urged by President  Kennedy Wants US to Organize Permanent Setup

Is First of Kind In World, Aides Of President Say   Bill Given Congress; Peace Is Big Goal

JFK Asks  Permanent Arms Unit   President Sends Congress Bill For “Peace Agency”

President Asks New Agency on Disarmament   Would Have Sweeping Powers to Draw Up Plans and Negotiate

Red Leaders To Confer On Laos Tuesday   Leaders Of Warsaw Pact Nations Get Conference Call

End Of Drinking Spree 2 Face Murder Charges, In Death Of Cab Driver

Soviet Story Uncensored:  Vet Newsman Describes New-Found Concession

Peace Corps Won't Lose  Deferments   Those Who Serve May Get Additional Service Deferments

Draffees Eye Peace Corps  Defermen t Insuranc   Deferment Insurance Assured by U. S.

Get-to-Gethers   INSTALL BYRON JEYS WORSHIPFUL MASTER —OF GIBLEM LODGE  AT PUBLIC CFRFENMONYG

Get-to-Gethers   vel-ta-beTners  INSTALL BYRON JEYS WORSHIPFUL MASTER —OF GIBLEM LODGE  AT PUBLIC CEREMONY

President Joins In Urging Early Kashmir Solution   Pakistan’s Ayub Asks U.S. to Take Positive Stand

‘FLAMES OF WORLD WAR THREATENS’      ‘Honest Talks’ On Berlin Crisis  Kremlin’s Idea

Russ Premier Claims U.S. Plotting War   ‘Warns Soviet Can ‘Aim Atom Weapons “at Western Nation:

‘Let's Rely On Reason, Nikita Says   Combines Warning and Reassurance; Raps “War Psychosis.’   American House.

Khrushchev belligerent in Berlin talk   Rattles rockets at U.S. for  ‘threating war’

WORLD WAR THREATENS’   ‘Honest Talks’ On Berlin Crisis  Kremlin’s Idea

Major Speech on bern  Niki Warns a Nuclear Wa Means Destruction in U.S.

Nikita. Vows No Berlin Blockade: Warns U.S.   West Will Negotiate If Basis Reasonable

Says Russia Could Strike America And Render Her Allies Harmless:   Khrushchev, by Turns Conciliatory and Bold, Says Berlin Blockade Is ‘Out of Question;’ Uraes ‘Reason’ and Honest’ Conference

Kennedy Picks 2. Ex-Governors For U.S. Posts   W. Va. U. President Believed Chosen As Secretary Of Army

Stahr Slated For Post As Army Chief   Kennedy’s Expected To Tap President Of West Virginia U.

Docking To Join Board of Export, Import Bank Unit   Loveless of lowa, Loser for Senate, In Federal Agency

JEK Gives Jobs To 2 Governors   Stahr Seen In  ‘ _ Pentagon Post

2 Democratic Ex-Governors, Beaten  For Re-election. Get High U.S. Tohs

Filling Key Jobs Betore  Inauguration   Kennedy Will Hear Johnson*s Report On Canaveral Toner

W. Virginia U. Head May Get Major Office   Elvin J. Stahr Jr. Expected to be Secretary of Army

KENNEDY PUTS EV-GOVERNORS IN NEW POSTS   Stahr To Be Named Army Secretary

2 Defeated Governors Given Jobs   Kennedy Reportedly Will Name Stahr As Army Secretary

Kennedy Names 2 Ex-Governors   W. Virginia U. Prexy May Get Army Post

University Head May Be Selected New Army Chief  $20, ia ri sl fobs Lov eles .-4  To Doc

Ex-Governors From. Midwest JFK Choices   Docking, Loveless Given Jobs by President-Elect

Two Defeated Governors Get $20,060 Jobs   Docking And Loveless Named

On Board To Revise Contracts   Bank Job Assigned to Docking; Stahr Is Sec'y of Army.

Two Former Governors Get Federal Posts   Docking, Loveless Named; Stahr May Be Army Secretary

Kennedy Selects Kansas Governor For Federal Post   Docking Is One of Two Defeated Democrats to Be Given Jobs.

Docking, lowan Get Top Spots From Kennedy   President-Elect Is Also Reported Set To Pick Army Heac

Paim Dedach: pio  Docking Gets Post on U.S, Import Bank  Kennedy Appoints  Former Governor   Kennedy Appoints Former Governor To Administration

Former Iowa Governor Is Appointed  As Member of § Renegotiation Board Group sy”

School Head To Be Given Army Post   Selection of Stahr As Defense Aide  Reported lnminent

Money, Realistic Approach Needed To Curb Slum-Area School Trouble

“To Head Off Impending Explosion.”  Need a New Approach to Slum Schools

Serves Notice Today  Ike Will Discuss And Argue Public Questions As Long As He Is Able

‘Private Citizen’ Ike Serves Notice  He Will Discuss Public Questions

Ike Announces Plan To Discuss, Argue Issues   Prosecution Opens ‘Eichmann's SS Files On Europe

Ike to play active role long as able   His ‘new life promises new kind of adventure

Ike Might Have Run For Third Term      'He Will Continue An Active Role In Public  Affairs.

in Maeazine 4&rticle   Gtizen Eisenhower Vows To  Fake Stands Gn Public issues

Third ‘Term Speculation cae  Ike Gives. Notice He'll Discuss  Public Issues’

> ve Former President Lisenhower to Argue Public Questions, Keep Up Active Role

Gen.EisenhowerDiscusses Public Affairs In Opening Article In Post; Out Today

Reveal 10-Year Plan  ~ Abolition Of War Aim ~ Of Reds, Russians Say

New Communist Party Program Says Abolition Of War, Principal Aim

Abolish War Said Main Policy Aim   First Revision Since 1919 Party Blueprint

Victim’s Trousers Found  34-State Hunt On For Kidnap-Slayer of Boy

se.car freight train left the fails. it was headed from Mingo Junetion, Ohio, to Cotiway, Pa,   Hividend Set

Mishap Occurs While Circling Airport In Fog   No Americans Aboard Doomed Liner Downed At Casablanca Early This Morning

72 Perish In Czech Airline Disaster; Hits High Tension Wire In F og Near Casablanea

73 Killed As Red Airliner Falls In Africa   Czech Plane Hits High Tension Wire

72 Persons Die As Gzech Plane Crashes In Fog   Lone Survivor Dies Later, Bringing Toll Of Disaster In Morocco To 73

CLOSE BALLOTING SEEN Texas Voters At Polls To Fill Congress Slot

gan Antonio:  Close Race Seen In Texas Contest   Voters Are Electing A New Coneressman

Political Spotlight on Texas Election   Proposed Slash in Cancer Research Spending Rapped

REPUBLICANS CHALLENGE IN TEXAS VOTE   Close Election In San Antonio Where Democrat Gonzalez, GOP Goode Seek Congress Seat. 

New Governor Lays Broad Program Before Legislature; Will Discuss Finan cial Problem Thursday.   URGES REPEAL OF RIGHT-TO-WORK LAW

Welsh Addresses ’6l Legislature   New Governor Calls For Broad Program On State Gov't. Reforms

Robot Fired Into Orbit, Back Safely   Dummy Astronaut Circles Globe Once, Lands on Target

U.S. ‘Robot Astronaut’ Recovered  Is Plucked From   Is Plucked From Atlantic After Encircling Earth

PEIPING RADIO BLARES  Red China Opens Drive For Admission to U.N.

PRAYER FOR . . .  @ TODAY e   (Coprighted 1960, A National Council of Churches Religion Features)

Blasts Rock  Base   HAVANA, Cuba (UPI)— Two planes bombed the Cuban army’s Camp Liberty outside of Havana early today.

Saudi Arabia Soldiers Join Border Guard   Iraq Insists ‘Won't Use Force To Implement Claim’

Troops ‘Guard?  Kuwait   MacArthur Gets Hearty Welcome By Filipinos

i 2°* SSLOIE apie DY aq _  British Reinforce ‘Defenses In Kuwait

Russians Charge Britian Creating ‘Aggressive Acts’  United Arab Republic Criticises Iraq Move Against Small Country

Oil-Rich Sheikdom Turns Into Armed Camp; Soviets Charge British With ‘Ageressive Aets’

§. Korean Junta Arrests Score Of Ex-Leaders on Corruption Charges

LBJ Pledges More Aid fo Vietnamese   Funds to Bolster Military Forces, Economy Promised

Johnson Offers Diem Massive Armed Buildup   Willing To Go Beyond Asian Country's Request

JOHNSON’'S WORDS CHEERING TO TINY KINGDOM  U.S. Aid Pledged to Red-Menaced S. Viet Nam

British Have Their Own ‘Alabama’   Racial Prejudice Not Limited Just To United States

Suddenly Finds Vision— Girl's Sight Recovery “Miracle” - - Minister

Child, 4, Blind For Three Months—  ‘Miracle’ Restores Girl's Sight

Priest Describes Incident As ‘‘A Miracle’  Girl Finds Vision After Three-Month Blindness

It Was a Miracle. and I Know It?’ Minister's W ord  Blind for Months, Girl Sees Again

Senator Snooper   RR PF PRO SR APA P RL  Girl, Blind 2 Years, Recovers Sight

‘Miracle’ Cited As Girl's Sight Returns to Her   Child, 4, Recovers From Ailment Neve:  Explained Medicall;

The Power Of Prayer? ‘Little Girl Sees Again—  'A Miracle, Rector Opine:s

Age Of Miracles Hasn’t Passed  A Little Girl’s Sight Is Restored

Mondale Is Urging Tax Move  Says Forgiveness   Says Forgiveness Could be Lost Without Action

Humid   Stunned City Begins Gigantic Cleanup  17 Dead in Charleston Flood

Property Loss May Exceed  S5 Million  As Flash Water  Leaves Shambles

17 Die as Rains Flash Flood Hit W. Virginia City  Is Washed Away In Big Downpour

HOUSES TURNED INTO KINDLING  Charleston Reels Under Flash Flood; 17 Dead   Boy Left Orphan

‘At Leas: Least IZ / Are  Killed Charleston  Struggles To Get Off ‘Knees After Flash Flood Strikes

Flash Flood Kills 17 at Charleston.  a, «ee. en   Torrential Rains Destroy Sections; Search Valley Areas For Dead, Injured

Charlesion, W. Na. , Digs: Out, ae  Storm, Flash Flood. Claim i 7

Charleston, W. Va. Begins Cleanup Following Worst Flash Flood In History ~

Agency Chief of Top-Secret U.S. — Agency Suspended for Falee Records

KLEIN FIRED FROM GOVERNMENT POST   Personnel Director Of Top-Secret NSA May Be Prasecuted For Periury

Big Six Candidates Make Final Appeals  Texans Ready For Arm’s-lenath   Texans Ready For Arm’s-Length Ticket: Runoff Seems Certain

Assembly OKs 10 Per Cent Slash, 141-7  $90 Million To Be Returned

Development Will Cover Sixty Years  Vast Dams Will Re RBoilt   Vast Dams Will Be Built By Both Sides

UJ. §., Canadian River Resources Treaty Is Signed   Columbia Pact Is Hailed as Milestone

U.S., Canada Pledge  Resource Development   Mansfield Confident Treaty Will Be Ratified; Ten Years Spent in Apportioning Benefits and Costs

U. $. And Canada Sign Treaty For Joint Columbia River Development

Milestone in Cooperation, Ike Declares   Will Work Together on Columbia Power Resources Project

lke, Canadian Sign Columbia Treaty   Women Admits Taking $2 Million

Ike Signs Columbia River Pact   Canada, U. S. Sign Treaty For Joint Development Of Columbia Resources

‘Milestone in International Relations’  U.S.--Canada: Sign River Pact

Train Hauls Dead Girl  Seven Miles   Frightened Horse Sets Off Tracedy

50 Are Called As Venire For Grand Jurors   Panel To Be Seated Tuesday For New County Court Term

U.N. Session Ended; Congc Funds Voted   $100 Million Peace Financing Approved ‘After Much Haggling

U.N. Assembly Approves Congo “Peace Fund”   All Countries Asked Also to Help Calm U.S.-Cuban Tension

UN Agrees On: Budget For. Congo   KX brushchev Warns Kennedy Against Cuban Invasion

$100 Million Congo Peace  Fund Okayed  Financial Disaster Averted By U.N. As

Congo Peace Fund Approver  or a  oe   Measure Calls for $100 Million

U.N. Agrees On Congo Peace Fund   Adjourns After Plea To Ease Tension Between U.S., Cuba

UN. APPROVES CONGO MONEY   $100 Million Granted For Peace Operation

Vote Funds for UN Congo Forces   General Assembly Ends Long Session

U.N. Votes Congo Fund; Session Ends   Nikita Tries to Lay Cuban Invasion at Feet of U.S.

Dag Gives Warning On Congo   Big Powers May Be Involved If  Troops Leave

Commenting on Berlin Crisis a a a eS a a a a a  1FK—Will Maintain Freedom

Kennedy Firm About Berlin   Expresses Determination To Justify Trust

We'll Maintain Freedom: JFK   LBJ Visit and Troop Support Gave West Berliners a Lift

Berlin Stand Reaftirmed By President   Difficulty Ahead, But Determination Full, Kennedy Says

Difficult Times Ahead In Maintaining Berlin Freedom, Kennedy Says

Armed U.S. Marshals Ordered Into Alabama  TERK. Natnan Will] Mant DB nenmnrnnrath:):::..   JFK: Nation Will Meet Responsibilities

JFK Sends Marshals To Alabama   Calls on Officials of State and Cities To Insure Peace.   FBI To Investigate.

Kennedys Move On 3 Fronts   President Tells Officials: End Bloodletting

State Action Is Called For By President   ‘Nonmilitary Men’ Sent Into State By Chartered Planes

Action Follows Race Rioting In Montgomery   U. S.-Statute of 1871 Invoked by Atty. Gen. To Meet Violence -

Three Front Move Made By Kennedy   State, City Leaders Told To Act; Hit At Klan, Rights Party

Armed U.S. Marshals Ordered Into Alabama   JFK: Nation Will Meet Responsibilities

OK BILLS 70 REGULATE THE SALARIED JF   Propose Administrator Have Power to Shift, Set  Court Places.

Thornridge Community Church  To Break Ground For New Church Building

Excise Tax Proposal Expected   Legislators Await Budget Message by Gov. Andersen; Withholding Gets Approval

Andersen to Offer Tax Plan   Legislators Wait New Governor's Budget Message

Legislators Get Hint of Tax Plans  State Budget To Be Revealed  ee: ee

Man Orbit Effort Now Due in 1962  Shot May Come   Shot May Come In January, Even First Week

U.S. Will Try To Put Man In Orbit Early Next Year  Space Agency Drops Hurry-up Plans   Space Agency Drops Hurry-up Plans For Manned Flight This Month

Man-In-Orbit Try By Year’s End Ruled Out   NASA Indicates Attempt Scheduled Early *In January

Space Orbit Not ‘Rushed, US. Reveals   Hurry-Up Aims Are Dropped By Federal Aides

U.S. Shelves Orbit Of Man Bid This Year   Early January Set For The Big Step; Cape Is Surprised

Third Of Homes In 2 Boros ‘Faulty’  pe Specifies Newtown, Morrisville

Discoverer Hurled Into Polar Orbit   Planes, Ships Ready To Recover Capsule Near Hawaii Tuesday

Discoverer Working Perfectly In Orbit Capsule Recovery Try Is Scheduled

U.S. Finds “Lost” Satellite  Newest Discoverer Orbits Earth; WillEject Capsule After Record 4-Day Flight

Plans Are Made For Recovering Large Gansule   Heavy Satellite Put In Orbit By U. S. Friday Reported Working Perfectly

Speaks in ‘boon-docks’ JFK preaches resources, sees prize cattle on Oklahoma trip

mennedy Backs Fulbright In R: In Race  Dedicates Oklahoma Road. Does GaP ItLe.

Kennedy Swings Into Hinterland  To Dedicate Road   POLITICAL SCRAP

DOVOSLS MCHIVCI ALS ss «  JFK Looks At Cattle On Trip To Oklahoma

Kennedy Visits The Hinterlands  Dedicates Road In Oklahoma, Preaches Learns About Cattle

ina to Ride Out Massive ICBM Attack McNamara Says U.S.  Is Reshaping Defenses

SECRETARY SPEAKS UP . U.S. Is Reshaping lis Defenses — To Survive Massive ICBM Blow

McNamara Tells Of Defense Goals  Says U.S. Must Prepare  Bog eethl. ICRM Attack

Keeping Score On The Rainfall   7 000 Candidates To Take Peace Corps Exam

Peace Corps Exams On Saturday   Expect 7,000  To Take Test  For Special JFK Overseas Program

Peace Corps —  Candidates Ge  Tests Saturday Sample Questions  Released;7,000_ Slated for Exams 

On The Inside   7,000 Candidates Await Te: sting  Peace Corps Exams Begin Tomorrow Across U.S.      The examination i¢ hascicaliv o

Peace Corps Candidates Ge Test Tomorrow   7,000 Will Puzzle Over Written Exam For Over 5 Hours

7,000 To Take Examination for Peace Corps   Test Initial Step In Screening Out Talent and Skills

we wT suewuwa — wa. Swen  ” Peace Corp Candidates To Take Exams Saturday

Score Self In Sample  Corps Test   Sample Questions Like Those Taken  From Peace Brigade

Peace Corps Candidates Await Test  7,000 Young Men, Women Face 51,  Hauer Di wnwaticwetas.

7,000 Take Peace Corps Tests Today   Are Candidates For Volunteer Service In Nations Abroad

Berlin’ Tourist Trade Up Despite East-West Tensior   Traffic Up 11 Per Cent Over Last Year; City Is Peaceful, Accessible

Life Has Been Hectic Man Who Returned Money Gets $10,000 from Brink's

On Shhe Grates   Gets Many Job Offers Finder of $240,000 Gets $10,000 Reward

Inside Today’s News   7,000 West Berlin Y outh Incite Tear Gas Reprisals

Demos Deciding When to Unveil Redistrict Plan   Select Committee

oe ea a snalistessabgippunsmmemmmmmmnsiecgaseincam  Castro Mob Riots in Chihuahua      Mochanical ‘Astronaut’ Orbit Rocket Blows Up

ist Known Shots Fired in Algerian   ecnanical ASTFTONeuT..  Rocket Booster Blows  Up to Doom Orbit Tr

wee BOR YY NORE ERE RS  WEATHER   Atlas Rocket Blasted Into Sky Disintegrates

U.S. Space Capsule Shot Fails Today   Booster Explodes During Attempt to Put Device Into Orbit for Test

Futile Efforts Follow Senate Defeat of Plan  Prospects Fade For Any Action On Revenue Bill

Assembly Moves Into  Full Week   Most Preliminary Action Out Of Wav In Opening

Big Fight Shapes On Districts   Cooley, Fountain May Wind Up In  Same District

Inside ...   Health Insurance Plan Fleming Closes Conference  With Plea for Aid to Aged

TE VMPPRATURES   Delaware River Basin Report  58 Dams Will Cost $591 Million. Board Estimates:

Delaware River Basin Re port:  Water Control Measures Embraced By Pian

2 Statements Sum Up Control, Development Of DR Basin   Related Programs

ASSESSMENT OF ASSEMBLY BY GOVERNOR   “Too Early To Pass Final Judgment,” Tawes Declares   REAPPORTIONMENT DEFEAT DEPLORED

FBI Joins Four-State Hunt for. Slayer and Kidnaped Girl, 15;  Little Hope Held for Her Life

Actress Diana Dors Escapes Fire at Party; Three Perish   AWOL Plebe Returns; National Search Ended

Emporia Skies   Emporia Weather   A EY  Mild, Dry Weather Forecast for Week

Pace Intensifies...  More Defections To GOP; Daniel, Wilson in Feud

8 Students Dismissed by Ohio School   Punishment Given For Demonstrations At Bowling Green

Eight Students Expelled At BG   Promise To Resume Riots After Vacation

PMF Blasts Suspensions Of Licenses   Reveking Driver's Privilege Flayed; New Plan Urged

,ALL ALLIES »CAN EXPECT STRONG AID   Vice President’s Party Crowds In Newsmen’s Plane

KERNER FOR BUDGET PRUNIN(   Might Eliminate Veterans Commission; Expects Hard Time Meeting Payroll And Bills.

Need Hard Pruning on Budget: Kerner   Appears Before Illinois Budgetary  Cammiccian

Soviet Writer Says - U.S. Home Life Battle Of Tyrannic Wife, Confused Mate

Moderate Elements Beaten Rejuvenated Algeria Rebels  Pose New Threat to France

Bills Will Support Santord   Assembly Seen Getting Bills For Revenue

Sanford Plan Stud ied Revenue, Appropriation  Bills Will Be Presented To N. C. Assembly Soon

‘No Action’ Promised  Capt. Galvao  Craft Reported About 400 Miles “OEE Reasil Caact

U.S. Not to Interfere Ship Veers, May Get Rid Of Captive Passengers

Santa Maria: Alters Course Toward Brazi   U.S. Admiral Promises Safe Conduct For Purpose Of Discharaina Passengers

Hijacked Liner Makes Drastic Course Change   ... U.S. PROMISES REBELS ‘SAFE CONDUCEP

Navy Reports Ship Drastically Changes Course; Capt. Galvao To Release ‘Hostages’

U.S. Promises Rebel Skipper  Sate Conduct   Americans on Board Ship Want Transfer To UL. S. Craft at Sea

U.S.Navy Says  Course Again   Rebel Portuguese Passenger Ship Last Reported Almost Directly On The Equator

Rebel Leader Asks US. For Protection  Gmlunn VAliliian   Galvao Willing To Transfer 588 Captive Passengers

Santa Maria Veers From AfricaRoute   U. S. Promises Safe Conduct If Tourists Landed

Santa Maria Is Heading Toward the Southeast; Safe Conduct Promise

TWO DEATHS ARE CHARGED TO WEATHER   Thousands Quit Cars Stalled In Kine-Size Drifts

Plains Dig Out Of 20-Inch Snow  2 Deaths Blamed on Storm; Pupils Stranded at Schools

JFK Sets Up Food Plan. to Aid U.N.   Program Planned to Coinctde With Thanksaiving Day

HOPE SEEN FOR LAOS CEASEFIRE   Weather Grounds ‘Prime Asironaut’ Shepara

‘Anti-Party’ Group Hit in Red Meet   Only Woman in Presidium Attacks Molotov, Malenkov

Partly Cloudy   Chou, Nikita In Clash On Albania   Soviet Press, Radio Trumpet Friendship Of Peiping, Moscow

Ex-Soviet Brass, Stalin Are Blasted   Woman Official Joins Attack On Moltov, Malenkov

Top Commies Air Quarrels of Party  Chinese Premier Gets Little Backing for Rebel Albania

Only Woman On Presidium Raps Stalinists   Minister Of Culture Particularly Bitter About Kaganovich

Out Too Late Scared, So Teens Elope   But Sad Story To Have Happy Ending Saturday

‘Children’s Elopement from Frigid New York State Ends With Parents’ Blessings

Elopement is blooming  From snowdrift to sunshine for teen-age couple

Radiantly Different  Elopement, Stuck in Snow, Now Blooms in Florida

Aided by Kindly Police, Forgiving Parents —  'Teen-Agers’ Elopement Bloom:  After Overcoming Snow, Jail

$537 Million Yearly Extra  Withholding Tax On Stock Dividends Gets Boost From House Ways, Means Group

Dividends, Interest Tax Withholding Advances  Major Kennedy Victory

Move Is Aimed At Estimated $3.7 Billion Not Reported  By Citizens

$537 Million Revenue Is  Anticipated  Kennedy Supported by  House Unit

Back Withholding Tax on Dividends .  Ways and Means Committee Gives Temporary Approval

Committee For  Dividend Tax Withholding  Object, $537 Millio ~A Year Shot-In-Arm For U‘S. Treasury _

Dividend And Interest Tax Gets An OK   Proposal Would Bring Millions Into Treasury

Wets Predict Enough Will Switch Votes   Monday's Outcome Final; Marshall U. Dispute Continues

Another Vote On Liquor Set Today   Constitutional Amendment To Repeal Public Sale Ban On Special Calendar

Soviets Halt Airlifts to. Laos Reds   Russ Envoys Say Crisis Must End With Neaotiation

Gerald 4-H Club News . . ‘SIXTEEN NEW MEMBERS JOIN GERALD 4.H CLUB

Stress Great Financia! Cost to Public 2 Business Leaders Call Government Growing Giant That Upsets Society

-. . Wanted. Monéy To ‘Run Away’ eon fo Run Away  High School Athlete Tells Of Killing Young Housewife

Goldsboro Mystery Solved 16-Year-Old Ayden Boy Admits Killine Woman

“Wanted Money To ‘Run Away’  High School Athlete Tells Of Killing Young Housewife

Court Winds Up Electrical Trust Case With More Fines and Jail Sentences:

21 Companies Hit In ‘Antitrust Suit —  Electrical Firms ‘Shocked,’  7 Roe i Bbc iT ay

BARR CRITICIZES SCHOOL TAX SYSTEM  Policy on Telephone Calls Is Debated

Express Train Involved In Two Accidents   Burrton Man Is Killed When Car Hit At Crossing

Pointless, Violence In Chicago  mye  Now Under Control Of Police

OO eo ee  Several Whites Attacked     Violence in Chicago Ceases; Killer Sought

Ruthless Attacks in Mixed Section; Taunting Telegram From Dixie to Bob Kennedy

Racial Violence Ends In Chicago   Attacks Started When Negro Youth Was Shoi

Racial riots under control   Attacks occur after mysterious slaying of Negro

Chicago Controls Viclence   Police Clarip Down On Negro Gangs Roving Through City

Life’s End. MRS, W. R. WINDERS DIES AT AGE OF 88 —IN CALIFORNIA  Funeral. Service Set —Here Wednesday

Life’s End   ‘mite $s ENG MRS. w. R. WINDERS DIES AT AGE OF £8 —IN. CALIFORNIA  Funeral Service Set , ~—Here Wednesday

Castro Asks Fund-Raisers Come To Cub   Offers Alternate Plan To Exchange ‘Political Prisoners’

Castro Hedges On Tractor Deal  Demands Mrs. FDR, Other Fund Raisers Come To Cuba

COLUMNIST TO BE SPEAKER OCT. 18 — AT CONVENTION OF CATHOLIC WOMEN

GUIS PLIIVES IQS VE WUopulu  Nikita Victor i in War’ Inside Kremlin

 ee _ Bang Bureau! ¥ SHEEHAN’S SPORTSCAR ‘BUMPED SIOUX CITY POLICE PROAWY CaAn

Wei Bang Bureau! 5 SHEERAN’ 's. SROITSOAR ‘BUMPED. ‘Sioux city POLICE PROWYT. CAR

Harried Man Frantically Raises, Lowers Flags on Firetrap Capitol

 Architect Is Sore: Flag-Raising Near-Farce On U.S. Canpitol’s Dome

Told to Make Report  Capitol Architect Worried About Fire. Flag Business

Runs Them Up and Down Pole Like a Maniac Citizen-Ordered Capitol F lags Has Architect in Flag pole Craze

Netherlands Study Ouster Of Soviet Ambassador Over Defection Battle

Brother Is Witness Juror Is Disqualified In William Cobb Libel Suit

Cobb Case Gets  Alternate Juror  GOP Chairman Sued For Near $Million In Three Libel Suits

1 EF umine On Maint: Mainland  SN RN ES TT RETAIN  EX xpeet C China ‘No’ OnC€ ‘hiane’s Offer

Chiang Kai-shek Offers Reds Food   Proposal Expected To Be Turned Down

RELIEVE FAMINE ON MAINLAND Chinese Communists to Reject  Chiang Kai-shek Food Offer

CHIANG OFFERS “AMINE RELIEF TO RED CHINA   Acceptance Likely; Airlift. Planned.

Colt ee- time  go — 9p, oe, %  Comunent  a eet  a eon ce ct tt ta tn res tien ace

“The Vital Meaning Of Veterans’ Day, Saturday, November II, 1961”

Philosopher:in Education Post  Dr. S. M. MeMurrin   Dr. 8S. M. MeMurrit New Commissioner

Vice President of Utah University ls Appointed Education Commissioner

Sanford May Decide Today A Special Legislative Session Likely In N. C.

“Beer Can Satellite” Roars Aloft To Investigate Astronaut Hazards

US. Fires Scout Rockel Toward Orbi   ‘Beer Can Satellite’ To Evaluate Danger From Dust Particles

U.S. Sends ‘Beer Can’ Into Space  Satellite To fw tircley Ons weer   Satellite To Study Tiny Space Bullets

Margery Stops Off In New York  Don't Pen Postcards, Corps Girls Advised

Corps Member in New York  Marg Wryly Advises Care With Postcards

Inside Today   Word of Caution for Girls Wishing to Join The ‘Corps’

In New Berlin Crisis —  Talks, Notes, Protests All That Allies Can Do

‘Dangerous’ Tank Cars Off Track  Derailed in Residence Area of Connersville

Compromise Is Now Possible Between Carpentier, Powell  Pollack In Telegram   Pollack In Telegram Says, ‘Confident We Can Elect Snoeqgker

Carpentier, Powell Make Concessions  Good os   Good Possibility Inauguration to Be on Schedule

Dove of Peace Flutters Over Springfield   Kerner Inauguration Monday Indicated by Concessions

PAVE WAY FOR KERNER INAUGURAL   GOP Carpentier To Preside Over House But Democrat Powell Is Expected To Win Speakership.

K Kennedy Names Brother Bob, Burke, Dulles fo Aid Study of Cuban Fiasco

Hope Dwindling Vor Spelunkers   Exhausted Rescuers Awaiting Underground lev River To Recede

Sugar Imports 0 Dominican Republic Cut   Bonus Shipments Stopped Under Law Siqned by Kennedy

Bonus Imports of Sugar From Dominican Republic  Halted by United States

Most Sacred. Event... —  Vast Moslem Throng  In Annual Pilgrimage

lrishman Leads Strike Of Ship's Crew Fed Up With Eating Raw Fish

(Swedes Are Content  \rishman Balks at Raw Fish Diet on Swedish Freighter

800 Mayors Told:  Tell Public the Truth About ‘Civic Affairs With Frankness

nawiner A JOKE UN WHOS Wil0--tk kt wk eae  Blokes Sailed Around Warbah

Inside ee @¢@ 86   Gentlemen Confess Warbah Circumnavigation  Joke on British’‘Who’s Who

Dies from Burns Received Monday in Home Fire   Mrs, Emery Hathaway, og aa Died in Gentry pital at 6 o’Clock ad

‘House Raises Debt Lid by $5 Billion To $298 Billion; Deadline Saturday

President And Family Observe Quiet Christmas   Full Eftects Unknown

Belfalls Cooperative Representatives Will Attend Washington Economic Conference

! Congressional & Rural.  Electric Officials — 1 \ To. Discuss Legislation Fe ‘Area Redevelopsnet.  ay Gane Pee es Cee

Jackson, Miss., Jails 20 Freedom Riders’ in Test at Railway Station

Eiehmann Accuses Prosecution * * * * * * * * * * * *  ‘satan as: am: prone eae ents wet as ws — cages ra aay: Gags   Cites Attempt To “Fry” Him For Suitable Answers

Funston Against Exchange Probe  Inquiry Not Needed.   Inquiry Not Needed, He Tells Committee

House Sends a School Funds Bill to Dalton   State's Foundation Plan Now Fully Financed.

School Money Bill Sent to Governor  First Major Funds To Win Approval

Margin of Defeat Surprising 20-9   Six Members of Governor's Own Party Join Republicans to Help Kill Measure

Violent Weather Twisters Strike Three States: Other Areas Report Snow, Ice

Tornadoes Swirl Across Okiahoma injuring 14 Persons; Nasty Weather Prevailing Over Wi N.S

x mA Lod Las Leas mm au m” si Litas lial ial  JOHNSON IMPRESSED  Vice President Claims  Berlin Will Not Submit

RIOTING MEXICANS SUBDUED   ANTI-COMMUNISM PLEDGED Brazil, Argentina  Stand With West

Pledge to Fight Red Penetration   Argentina, Brazil In Historic Move

Brazil and Argentina Pledge Aid In Fighting Communist Infiltration

Argentina, Brazil Pledge Fight Against Communism; Back Kennedy's Program

Brazil Joins Argentina in  Anti-Red Paci   Fight Pledged Against Penetratior By Communists

Argentina and Brazil Piedged To Oppose Red:   Two Presidents Also Back Kennedy's Plan For Latin America

Brazil, Argentina Back Kennedy Plan  Pledge to Fight All Communist Penetration in This Hemisphere

Pledge to Figh Red Spread  — Brazil, Argentina — Backs U.S. Alliance

U.S. Backed By Argentina Brazil Pledge   Nations To Oppose Red Penetration, Supnort ‘AlHance’”

Support Kennedy!  Brazil, Argentina Pledge Fight Against Communism

Argentina And Brazil Back. U. 5. Program  "Pledge To Oppose Red Penetration In Western Hemisphere

Latin Countries Pledge Fight Against Reds  Historic Move Offers Support to U.S. Leader

Nations In Pledge To  Fight Reds  Brazil, Argentina Back Kennedy's

Brazil, Argentina Will — Fight Red Penetration in Western Hemisphere

Argentina, Brazil To Fight Reds   Kennedy’s Program  Wins Their Support

2 Nations Set To Join Fight Against Reds   Western Hemisphere Commie Penetration Due To Be Opposed

Behind-The-Scene Dickering Reapportionment Takes Time Of State Solons

Chances of FEPC Bill Strengthened   2 Industrialists Back FEPC In Principle

Reserve Units’ Destinations Told   49th Unit COs May Call  Advance Personnel To Duty

TO GET CAMP READY  Calling Of Advance Guard Looms For 49th Armored

HONOR U.S. ARMED: FORCES...        "Power for Peace’ Theme for Snecial Events Here

HONOR U. 3: ARMED. FORCE: S. 2 3 r for. Peace” ‘Theme ecial Events Here...

HONE Us: ARMED FORCES. “Rent d "Power for Peace’ Theme  for Special Events Here .

 Radio, Manufacturing Magnate Cincinnati Baseball Owner  Powell Crosby Dead at 74

Polish Marxist Says. Commies May ‘Lose   Believes That Red’s Philosophy Ce Grips With Individualism

Castro Regime Accused of  Maltreatment  22 Yank Prisoners Reported Underfed,

Cuba Mistreats 2? U. S. Prisoners, U. §. Charges; Plans Stiff Protest

Man’s Story of Kidnaping, Robbery Is False, Police Say After Investigation

Kennedy Assures World West Wants Peaceful Solution to Berlin Crisis

Total Optimism  Lacking on Berlin  No Barrier by West To Peaceful Solution

Kennedy Hopes for Peaceful Berlin Solution  Assures World Allies to Push

West To Make Full Effort For Berlin Peace   No Barrier Planned To Prevent Reaching Full Understanding

Allies Erecting No Bar fo Peace In Berlin Crisis   Assurance Is Given World by Kennedy

President’s News Confer  Allies Won't Erect A Mievicads To Peaceful Settlement In Berlin

JFK tells world  West won t stor   Allies will build no barricade to peaceful solution in Berlin

U.S. Pledges Peaceful Path In Berlin Fuss   Kennedy Says West To Explore All Ways For Calm Solution

Warns Reds Of Atomie  Destruction   JFK Says Everyone Must Keep Politics Out Foreign Policy

Assures World Of Peaceful Western Intentions— ‘No Allied Barricade To Peace Talks On Berlin’ - - President

Not Wholly Optimistic About Peril-Laden Situation .  Kennedy Tells World Allies Seek Peaceful Solution in Berlin Crisis

Crrreuy wt  “West Couldn't Hold Berlin Against Red Frontal Attack

‘West Will Do All It Can To Settle Berlin Crisis Peacefully, Says Kennedy

Family That Nantad  id Uriinty biiul VU  White Boycott Of School Disappears

Se a a Te,  Industrialist Roy Erickson Is Fnnis Booster. Tells Kiwanis

Seven Are Named On  Comanittlee   Anderson Branch 0! Youth Program Named

Top Congress Members Talk With President   Will Be Available If Emergency Arises During Adjournment

Kennedy Plans Crisis Call fo Capital Chiefs.  Arrangements Made Oo ge rr.   Arrangements Made For Action after Congress Adjourns

Kennedy to Keep Congress Posted During Recess   Leaders Aiming to Adjourn Saturday

Rusk says void left by Dag’s death must be filled speedily   Kennedy to contact Congress promptly if emergency occurs   Red China

Kennedy Plans Crisis Call to Capital Chiefs   Arrangements Made For Action after Congress Adjourns

JFK Tells Leaders of Both Parties He’ll Contact Them If Crisis Arises

Kennedy Plans Crisis Call to Capital Chiefs  ied ee oo, Ae   Arrangements Made For Action after Congress Adjourns

Nearly 100 Per Cent Of Fire Hazards Can Be Avoided, Says Gas Mgr.

ee e SY, 1 J eX   FOUR-HOUR DEMONSTRATION IS STAGED  Army Scores Big With Kennedy At Fort Bragg

The story of Gaspar and a little boy. . Third wise man followed another star

2 Arrested For Pocket-Picking  Youths Rob Sleeping Matarict At Part

General Says U.S. ‘Without Doubt’ Could Destroy Russia if Attacked

Old Treaty Valid  State Indians May Share $25.5 Million U.S. Award

Liz Taylor Virtually Off Danger List   Now Asking To Leave Hospitaj

LIZ 1S MUCH BETTER; VEIN FEEDING ENDS   Electronic Lung No Longe: Used; Actress Taken Off Danger List.

Excellent Sign  “Liz Taylor Much Better, ‘Needles’ To Be Released

NAMES IN THE NEWS © Liz Taylor Plays Turnabout, Needles Doctor for a Change

Star Making Steady Progress  Elizabeth Taylor Seen Almost Out of Danger

LIZ TAYLOR NEEDLES DOCTORS   Beauteous Actress Almost Off Danger List After Comeback   UNABLE TO EAT

Aid to Disabled Will be Cut   Board Cites Limited Fund As Reason

What’s Inside   ‘Americans of Santa Maria Pack Bags, Head for Home

Police Delay Action As Mob Attacks  Bobby’s Rep Gets Head Injury

Kennedy Representative Injured as Frenzied Mob Attacks ‘Freedom Riders’

Violence Explodes In Montgomery; Warten.     Join in .the ‘Attack *

Mob Attacks President's Peacemaker   300 Federal Police Sentin to Guard ‘Ereedom Riders’

US. Officers Sent to Site Of New Riots   ‘Freclum Riders’ Attacked By Mob In Mentgomery

Move Ordered After JFK Representatives Beaten Severely During 2nd Attack On ‘Freedom Riders’  Federal Force Rushed To Alabama

Reagin Opposed  Senate Votes 43-3 In Favor Of Bill Authorizing Port Project

45 ‘Freedom Riders’ are moved to Parchman  2 prisoners balk at Parchman processing; lg ;...@ )  hr cn ia f..._siscéz_‘éjésg

Deny Being Over Russ Territory   Two Captains ‘Tell Newsmen Of Life Jn Soviet Prison

Report Firing On Soviet’s Jet-Fighter   Outline Endless Days Of Constant Quiz By Russians

Fliers Say Russian Fire Returned, Deny They Were Over Soviet Land

Returned Fire At Red Plane, Captains Say   Olmstead, Mehkone Do Not Know Fate of Other Crew Members

Captains. Deny Flying Over Russian Water   ‘Newsmen Told: Shots From Red Plane Set Two Enaines On Fire

BEGIN PUBLIC REMARKS Fliers Deny They Were In Red Airspace When Downed

Contend Craft Was 50 Miles From Russia Pair Finally Permitted to  ae __§ 5s. m.....

RBA] Fliers Tell Story Of Capture   Airmen Deny Flying Over Soviet Waters; Returned Russ Fire

Fliers Were Attacked 50 Miles Otf Coast   Had Warning of Mine Disaster?

RB-47 Fliers Returned Fire Of Russian Fighter Plane; ‘Was 50 Miles Outside Border

Olmstead, McKone Deny In Interview They Were  Over Soviet Territory

vane Flying Over Russia... Fliers Admit Returning Eire of Soviet Fighter —

Shot at Russian Attacker July 1, Newsmen Told In First Public  Statement

Truck Demolished In Crash  I Killed, 7 Injured In  Galion Train Accident

Smashup At Galion, Ohio, Scatters Wreckage Nearly Two Miles Along Tracks; Seven In Hospital, 71 Others Are Treated

 Dead, Many Hurt As Train Rams Truck  7 Hospitalized In  Wreck Near Galion; a SS ae a

s a Erie Train Rams Truck:  Woman Dies   Galion Wreck Victin Among DPs Going West To New Homes

Woman Dies  In Crash of  Train, Truck 7 Others Injured  In Crossing Mishap  Near Galion, Ohio

More Furniture Market News Page 8-A   THREE INJURED Five Persons Killed In Car, Truck Collision

Kennedy s Congress Talk Today  State of Union Speec!   State of Union Speech Will Stress Foreign Problems—Consults Rusk and Bowles

Kennedy Talks To Rusk, Bowles On Eve Of Message To Congress   Public favors middle road for Kennedy. See Page 16

JFK Delivers State of  Union Message Today  Co we Eavatan Dalinxg AAgienve

\Kennedy Expected to Place Emphasis Upon International Problems in State of Union Address Scheduled Monday

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Russians Set Off Two More Blasts In A-Test Series   One Is Equal To Several Million  Tons of Explosives

Enos Given Checkup: Is Labeled Fit   Space Chimp Appear Shy in His Bermuda News Conference.

Flag Over Albertville  Baluba Leaders Capture _ Main City In Katanga. .

SAYS BUDGET CHIEF: . US Spending May Hit $89 Billion; Peacetime Record

Second Highest Budget Deficit Seen This Year   Peacetime Spending to Set Record at $89 Billion; May Climb Further In °63.

BUDGET DEFICIT . Record Peacetime Spending Forecast   COMPARISON

JEK Is Headed For Peacetime Spending Mark   Predict Budget Deficit Will Reach $6.9 Billion

U.S. Headed For Record Spending   Administration Faces Second Highest Peace Time Spending, Report

Sees Record Peacetime Spendings   Foresees Budaet Surplus Without Increase In Taxes

$6.9 Deficit Eyed For ’6L Fiscal Year   Increase Laid to Military Buildup, Surplus Predicted for Next Year

Record Peace Spending, Second Highest Deficit Wil Be Made by Administratior

Foresees New — US. Peacetime Spending High   Second Highest Budget Deficit Is Predicted

Record in Spending On Its Way   Budget Review Indicates Deficit Of $6.9 Billion

JFK Calls. Crisis — In Berlin Serious   Senate Extends Civil Rights Group

President At News Meeting Won't Tell All   Shows No Strain As Reporters Question Him On Biq Issues

Session Set For July 10   Daniei Cites Limits For Meet; Apprepriation Top

Blaze Destroys Thousands Of Timber Acres   Unidentified Man, 2 Grandsons Reported Missing

Forest blaze out of control   Hundreds flee as towns bummed out; 2 known deac

California:  Two Persons Die In Forest Fires   Towns Are Burned Out; Hundreds Seek Safety

2 Dead In Forest Fire Near Yosemite Park   Blaze Destroys Two Towns As It Burns 25,000 Acres

Destructive Forest Fire Strikes Park  Two Lose Lives As Flames Hit;

On The Inside   2 Lose Lives ‘Forest Fire Raging In Calif. Destroys 2 Towns

Two Towns Burned Out; List 2 Dead   Couple Trapped By Flames In Attempt To Flee In Auto

ue S. Air Force Begins Gigantic? Airlift Of Food To Congo...  20 Planes To Be Used   KENNEDY. NEWS MEET REPORTED

Food is Flown To Congo Areas   Air Force Meeting Demands of Famine

Business World   14:-LE._ MARS CHAMBER MEMBERS TO’ RITEND. ALL-DAY., WORESHOP THURSDAY XC SPENCER:

Business World  14 LE MARS CHAMBER MEMBERS: TO“APTEND .. ALL-DAY WORKSHOP — THURSDAY AT SPENCER  Community Development

‘TE PASED      —— Records Show Diseases Are Nearing Peak —  Dead Men Tell Tales

DEAD MEN TEL L TAL ES Heart Disease, Lung Cancer N earing ‘Fouls

Doctor Punctures Old Cliche Dead Men Tell No Tales   OLD RECORDS

Findings Aired On Survey of Death Records   Heart Disease, Lung Cancer May be Nea Peak of Deadliness

Dead Men Do Tell Tales Heart Diseases, Lung Cancer Near  Peak Of Deadliness, Doctor Thinks

me ad Men Do Tell Tales Heart Ils, Lung Cancer May Be Neiahas ‘Plateaw

AREA MOVES TO EASTERN ZONE  Change in State Time Is Now in Effect

New Manned Flight Due Next Month   Redstone Rocket Prepared For 2nd Astronaut

SU" JUY fo Vale.  Rocket Set Up For Second Flight By U.S. Astronaut

x X15 5 Plane Hi ts Record Speed   Firing at Canaveral Expected in Mid-July  Rocket on Pad for 2nd Astronaut Trip

‘More Tales of Tularosa’ Is Name of Second Book By Historian Mrs. Charles

More Tales Of The Tularosa,, Out This Week, Worthy Addition To Area Lore

Esther Reduced To Harmless Small Storm   Damage In Millions, Death Toll Is Four

hrush Says é Ready Negotiate   ro Is irre sted   4 Is Drifting mlessly To Sea

TEV LSS BIVwVS FICrSCli WU Til PAPI WROTE  New England Area Spared

Esther Drifts  Harmlessly Out to Sea Today   Disintegrates After Touching Coast; Damage Slight

East Coast Hurricane  Falls Apart   Esther's Damage Totals Millions

Now Tropical Storm al i ida cs  Esther Swerves To Sea After Missing Mainland

Esther Drifts Owt To Sea; Fails to Strike Mainland  Four Deaths Blamed — Hurricane

Storm Blows Seaward; East Coast  Surveys Comparatively Light Damage

(emcee eae eae tine cena mene ame  DAMAGE IS COMPARATIVELY LIGHT ~ Storm Disintegrates In N. England Area

Now Tropical Storm  Esther Swerves To Sea After Missing Mainland

_ Petty Politics” Demos Want Time to Reply To Gov. Nutter Charges

Coming Up   DON JACOBY, FAMED TRUMPET VIRTUOSO, TO HEADLINE CLINIC FOR STAGE BANDS  Second Annual Event Saturday to Conclude

. . @ z e : ; ae Coming Up   DON JACOBY, FAMED  TRUMPET VIRTUOSO,  TO HEADLINE:.CLINIC  FOR STAGE BANDS  ' Second Annual Event ; Saturday to’ Conclude wren Dihlie Peis mned

) Bidet £ PPR FAP POPE FONE NAST Ma porril y PPE FONE, ert Pri: —— TTT  Eichmann Denies Kingpin’ S  Role In Nazi Death Machine

No Raule OF Sime’     Eichmann Opens His Defense:  He Carried Out Nazi Orders

Takes Stand,  To Deny  Kingpin Role Defendant  Blasts Israel   For Kidnaping

Eichmann Says He Was innocent, Littie Nazi Who Did Not Kill Jews

Claimed He Was Kidnaped To Israel  Eichmann Takes Stand, Tabs Himself Obseure Nazi

Nazi Denies He Directed J ew Killing   Pictures Himself As Underling Who ‘Followed Orders’

Eichmann Says He Only Took Orders   Former Nazi Claims Death of Six Million Jews Not His Doing

Oil Refineries ‘Next’  Castro Press Fans War F ever  By Charging Air Attack Near

) 3-Day Conference Opens I keda Given Ceremonial W elcome In Washington  ’ L

Japanese Premier Wastes No Time In Meeting President   Given Ceremonial Welcome Upon Arrival In Washington Today

‘Ikeda of Japan Opens 3-Day Series of Conferences With President Kennedy

Kennedy, Ikeda Launch Parleys  Three Days of Important Talks Start After Jan Leader Arrives

Ikeda in Talks with Kennedy  Jap Premier Comes in President's Plane

Japanese Leader On US. Visit   Prime Minister In Three Days’ Talks With Presideut

President Kennedy Drops Crutches To Greet Prime Minister Of Japan

Johnson, Rusk Greet Japanese Leader's Plane   Prime Minister Breaks Tradition, Takes Wife Alona

Prime Minister Of Japan Opens Talks With JFK  1 apne hee fannrvtamé   Launches Important Parley After Getting Ceremonial Welcome

Gets Ceremonial Welcome fo U.S. With Full Honors   Breaks Tradition by Bringing Wife Along

Stands to Pose tor Newsmen   Observers Saw No Difficulty as President Stood

‘JOHNSON AND RUSK GREET JAPAN CHIEF   Kennedy Checks China Situation  With His Visitor

Brings Wife Along ~ Ceremonial Welcome For ‘Ikeda: 3-Day Talks Open

Opens Three Days Of Talks Soon After Arrival   President Stands Without Crutches To Greet Him

Japanese Premier, President Kennedy Open Conferences   Ikedas Greeted at Airport By Johnson. Secretary Rusk

IKEDA AND JFK START PARLEY   Pro-Western Premier Welcomed to U.S,

Jap Minister Welcomed In Washington  Ikeda Immediately Begins Conference With Kennedy

et Plane Crash  United Nations Secretary Hammarskjold Killed Today

Enroute To Peace Talks In Katanga   Death Severe Blow To U.N. On Eve Of  Assembly Session

Peace Flight: Toll 13 With One Survivor   Official ‘on: Way to See Tshombe: on Congo Troubla

Hammarskj old Killed In Air Crash   Katanga Claims Win   beasceadiccts~ snenindld ec Soviet Opposes U.N.  Praise For Dead Chief

‘Body Found in Wreckage in Africa; UN. Secretary Was to Meet Tshombe

U.N. Secretary-General Was Flying From Leopoldville to Northern Rhodesia for Conference With Katanaan President Tshombe

Lammarskjold Listed Among Nine Victims   Airliner Plunges Into Brush Country In Northern Rhodesia; On Way To Katanga For Parley

Craft Plunges in Rhodesia, 9 Others Aboard  UN Secretary on , Way to Seek a

Secretary of UN On Congo Flight When Plane Falls   Headed for Session With Katanga Leader; 12 Others Perish

Was To Meet With Tshombe To Bring Peace To Congo; Death Termed  Teg ote Rinw Tn TN

Body Found In Wreeked U.N. Plane   Craft Passes Over Airport, Then Flies Mysteriously Away

Katanga Jet Fighters Active In Area—  Probe Report Dag's Plane Was Shot Down

U.N. Aide On Peace Mission:::   Report Wreckage la Found n”” *~ Bush Country --

Find Plane At Border Of Congo   Was Traveling To Negotiations With Katanga Boss

Top UN Official  On Peace Mission  Secretary-General Was On Flight From Leopoldville to Rhodesia

ULN. Chief’ Peace Trip Is His Last   Plane Wreckage Found ti Conga;  Body Identified

Dag killed, explosions reported aboard craft   U.N. Security Council to discuss Dag’s successor

Plane Falls In Northern Rhodesia   He Was On Way To Meet Katanga Chief Tshombe

SABOTAGE IS SUSPECTED IN PLANE CRASH   Lone Surviver Reports Several Explosions  Before Dive

Peace Mission Flight Ends in Africa Tragedy   Possibility Plane Gunned to Earth

Tragic blow to U.N. meeting starts Tuesday   MEET TODAY   Oniv One Survivor

Dag Hammarskjold Dies Enroute To Peace Talks With Katanga’s Tshombe

Future or U.N: INow In Voubt; ourvivor of 14-10 Apoard—  Daa Killed In Plane Crash on Condo Peace Flight   Pilot's Last Words: ‘No Control!’ May Provide Clue to Airliner Crash

Sabotage  Is Not Being Ruled Qut   Pictures. on Pace 3   DAG HAMMARSKJOLD

Sabotage Or Shooting Stil Possibilities   Dag Altered Course Before Landing Run; Survivor Serious

Body Of Dag Hammarskjold Found In Wreckage In Northern Rhodesic   Secretary General On Way At Time For Cease-Fire Talks With Katanga’s President Moise Tshombe; Crash Occurred About Midniacht

Accident Happens in Rhodesia   In Africa for United Nations; Shooting Report Prolbed.

Lone Survivor of Peace Mission to Katanga Chief Says Blasts Ripped Craft

No Cause Given for Disaster   One Survivor of Crash as Five Others Die

Government Of Rhodesia Says His Body Has Been “Definitely Identified

CLOUDINESS’   Death on Congo Mission Tragic Blow to UN on Eve of General Assembly

One Guard Survives; 14 Aboard   Sabotage Possibility Being Investigated; Some Mystery Noted

Secretary-General OfU. N. On Peace Mission fo Congo  i eae rT. al. in Amb s+ Ln tm   His Death Leaves Future of U.N. In Doubt

Hammarskjold's Among 6 Bodies Reported Found   Craft Wrecks While Taking Secretary From Congo to Katanga Conference.

Wrecked Craft Found In Africa  U.N. Chief Die   U.N. Chief Dies While Flying To Conae Conferenc

Congo Plane Crash Kills Peace Leader   12 Others Perish; Survivor Reports Explosions Aboard

Craft Burns ~On Mission  UN Chief Enroute to Congo Seeking Cease-Fire Pact ©

Six Perish, One Injured In Accident   UN Leader Sought To End Strife In Katanga Province

U.N. Secretary, Nine Others Die In Jungle Mishap  Official Headed For Peace Talk

Wreckage Found In N. Rhodesian Brush Country   Plane Was Shot Up, Repaired on Friday

Killed Flying To Rendezvous With Tshombe   Body Uncovered In Smoking Wreck In Northern Rhodesia

Explosions In Airliner Reported   ULN. Spokesman Says Sabotage Possible Case

Hammarskjold Dies In Crash   U.N. Chief’s Body Found In Plane Wreckage   LAST WORDS      SEFORE AIRLINER CRASHES:  ‘No Control! - Pilot

Was on U.N. Peace Trip   Plane May Have Been  Shot Down, Owners Say

12 Others On Peace Plane Die   Related stories, pictures, Pgs, & 12-4

Hammarskjold Killed In Congo Air Crash   All 37 Aboard Jet Liner Die In Flaming Wreckage

Hammarskjold Killed As Airplane Crashes   U.N. Is Plunged Into Deep Crises

U.N. Secretary General Dies in Plane Crash  on Eve of Bio Meeting

ee 7. Kx RK na ty  Secretary-General Trying to Arrange Cease-Fire in Congo   Route of U.N. plane.   Death Plunges U.N. Into Deepest Crisis of History

UN Leader Killed In African Plane Wreck   Plane May Have Béen Shot Down ‘By Katanga Jet; Dag Attempting To Arrange Cease-Fire with Tshombe

U.N. Secretary General's Body Found in Wreckage Of Plane in Central Africa

-Body Of U.N. Secretary-General, 6 Others Found In Rhodesia  Dag Hammarskjold Killed

Dozen Others Killed: Guard  Only Survivor   Wreckage Is Foundin Forest Preserve: Dag Flying to Truce Talk

Plane Found In Rhodesia   U.N. Leader Dies On Congo Peace Mission

Body Said Definitely Identified   Tragedy Occurs On Ndola Flight.

Second- Line Faces Trouble  Top Cabinet Néiminees.  Set For Confirmation- *

7 Cabinet Selections Win OKs   Senate to Hear 3 More Next Week. Expect Approval

Te a mnenaas  Expect Senate Okay on ‘Cabinet   Must Spend Billion Dollars  on Schools, Says Governor

Cabinet Choices Have Easy Path To Confirmation  Doe Beat. Pes   But Some Second-Line Appointees Heading For Troubled Waters

Clear Sailinc On Cabinet  Posts Seen   Some of Kennedy’s Other Appointments In Troubled Waters

Second-Line Appointees In Trouble   Cabinet Choices Have Clear Sailing; Bowles To Face Questioning

Cabinet Of Kennedy  Passes Test   2 Defeated Demccratic Governors Get U.S. Jobs

CLEAR SAILING FOR KENNEDY'S CABINET PICKS   Seven Approved, : 3 More to . Go; Fireworks For Seeond-Liners.

Confirmatior Of Cabinet Is Predicted   Claim Second-Line Appointments May Draw Lonver I ant

SENATE OKAYS” MAJOR CHOICES   _ Second-Line Men May Have Trouble

Get Approval Clear Sa lear Sailing Seen Fe Or Top Kennedy Choices

SENATE GROUP OKAYS SIX THUS FAR   List Includes R. Kennedy For Attorney General  CIDCWNnDY?   However Forecast On Sec: ond Line Appointees Of President-Elect

SECOND STRINGERS IN TROUBLE Cabinet Appointees Have Clear Sailing

Six Of JFK's Appointments Being Screened   Robert Kennedy Likely To Face Roughest Time

From Governor's Office, Organized Labor...  Action on Congressional Reapportionment Urqed

far Ldse =e  Johnson Arrives  At Asian Seaport   Vice President, Wife To Rest in Hong Kong

Johnson fo Rest In Hong Kong on Asian Journey   British Colony Called Window of Freedom

Johnson Arrives i Hong Kong After A Visit In Formosa  Veep And Party Of 32 Plan To Leave Far Thailand Tuesday

Foltz Seeks Doubled Tax  On Incomes   Would Shift Burden From Real Property, Says Clintonian—Has Farm Bureau Backing

New House Bill Would Up Grass, Cut Property Tax   Rep. Foltz Says It’s Time People Got A Cut In Taxes

U.S. CHIEF HOLDS REDS RESPONSIBLE   Protest Comes After Latest Border Incident

Reckless Shooting Protested   U.S. Won't Say Fire Will Be Returned

U.S. Calls On Soviets To Halt — ‘Reckless’ Shooting At Berlin Line

He Puts lt Squarely Up To Soviets   Protest Follows Kast German Police Firing At Yanks

OFFICIALLY PROTESTS   American Area Of Berlin Peppered With Shots   Tells Of Other Flagrant Incidents Threatening Peace, Security

Keep Vopos In Cheek, Reds Told   U.S. Warns Soviets To Halt Shootings

U.S. Prods Soviets To Halt Firing   Protests Action Along Berlin's Border by East Germans.

U.S. Command Blasts Reds On Berlin Shooting   ‘Reckless’ Incident Protested by Army Spokesman Friday

HALT RECKLESS BORDER FIRING, US. TELLS REDS   Protest Follows Latest Incident

Protest Comes Few Hours After East Germans Fire Into American Sector

Financial Aid For Parochial Schools Askec   Congressman lL rges Approval of Use of Publie Funds to Maintain Standards.

Head of Guard Division Not Too Surprised’  P oe ee a ae   Commander Says Crack Outfit Is Set for Action

32nd's Leader ‘Not Surprised’ By Army Choice   Gen. Smith Terms Red Arrow Force ‘Fully Trained’

Gen. Herbert Smith, Oshkosh, Not ‘Too Surprised’ at Notice; Units are Not at Full Strength

1,500 in Resort Melee Hoses Cool Collegians  Rioting at Lake George   Drag Race Fans Jailed After Riot for Booze

Katangese Giving Up Positions   Soldiers Fleeing Into Bush Areas

Kafangese Abandoning Elisabethville   Reported Leaving Arms, Ammunition Fleeing Into Brush

ti 2 BROMIDE Meets  Newsment     Katanga Troops Flee Before UN Onslaught

Congolese Warns UN Council Release Of Lumumba Would Mean New Terror

School Costs Are Tackled By Governors   Kennedy Aid Program Attacked, Defended  At Sescinn in Hawaii

Education Aid Effort Spotlighted   Governors Attack, Defend Kennedy’s Proposed Progran

US Governors Tackle School Aid Program.   Speakers Attack, Defend Kennedy's Education Plan

Pros, Cons Heard...  ‘U. S. Governors Tackle  School Finance Problem

ON EDUCATION AID Governors Hear Defenders, Attackers Of Kennedy Plan

Governors at Odds on Kennedy's ‘School Aid Bill   Both Sides Aired at Conference in Honolulu; John: son to Speak Tonight.

Governors’ Get-Together iseeemticehtliiaidaieddaasiiemaenentiiinimminnnieninemeemeenEEEE tt  School Bill Praised. Blasted At Meeting

School Financing Is Discussed at Governors’ Meet   Speakers Attack, Back Administration Plans

School Finance Program Eyed By Governors  Mixed Views On Aid-To-Education Heard At Parley

School Aid Tackled By  Governors   Kennedy Program Is Attacked And Defeated At  Wawslian Veet

Ribicoff Sends Blunt Challenge To ‘States Rights' Group Which Is Opposing Kennedy's Measure; Moley Attacks Bill

U. S. Governors Tackle School Financing Today  Some Defend, Others Attack JFK’s Federal Education Aid Plan

Governors Eye School Finances   State Chiefs Debate Federal Assistance

Governors Eye School Finances  State’s Righters Challenaed oan Fund

Portuguese Walk From U.N. Sessior   Angola Probe Decision Brings Protest

Set Balloon Record, but Life Is Lost   Navy Officer Prather Slips From ‘Copter Sling, Killed During Pickup After Flight

Scientist Falls From Copter Sling  Accident Occurs After Safe Return 7

Survivors Of “Albatross”   Balloonist Is Killed After Record Flight   Falls From ‘Copter Sling After Pickup

State Senate Meets Today, House Convenes Tuesday 4 Solons Eye Adjournment

TEMPERATURES   PERILS BERLIN DEFENSE Bizerte Outbreak Causes Deep Anxiety for US.

‘Dodd Shocked By Attack On UN Officials   Thant Demands Punishment

Katanga Troops Beat Two High U.N. Officials   Sen. Dodd Witnesses Part of Incident: Thant Demands Apologies.

Katangese Troops Drag ) From Party   Dodd Shocked At Seizure In Home Of Oil Firm Official

‘THIS IS CONGO AFTER ALL’:  Beating of High UN Men Shocks Senator

A Butte Highway of Tomorrow Starts   (Ground Broken for New Butte Interstate Road

House Planning Speedy Action On Radar Bill   Measure, Passed by Senate, 27-19, May Be Cleared for Vote This Week.

Special Message To Legislature  DiSalle Proposes Stricter Campaign Spending Bars

New Political Curbs Sought   DiSalle Asks Law On Campaign Spending

U.S. Orbits Its 39th Satellite   Space Telescope Sent Aloft From Cape Canaveral

US. Orbits a ‘First’ into Space With ‘Space Telescope’ Satellite

U.S. Satellite Now In Orbit First Of Kind   Telescope Designed To Unlock Mysteries Of Cosmic Radiation

Astronomy Satellite Is Put Aloft  Space Telescope Used To Study Cosmic Rays ~

39th Satellite  In 39 Months; Another Step LearningSecret: Of Universe

SATELLITE Is PUT INTO ORBIT   “Space Telescope” To Unlock Mysteries Of Cosmic Radiation

Alarmed UN Nations Urge Bomb Appeal   General Assembly Action Demanded on Spreading Fallout

Call For Vote On Resolution To Cancel Tesi   Assembly To Take Up Measure Agains 50-Megaton Blast

U.N. Assembly Receives Appeal On Bomb Tests   Plea by Eight Nations Approved Overwhelmingly by Political Committee.

CRAZED BY PREGNANCY  Kills Husband And Three  Children, Then Suicide:  1 {

Moderated By James Stewart— Eisenhower Honored In Television Tribute By Nixon, Kennedy, Others

‘MAN OF PEACE... A PATRIOT’ Ike's Career Traced From Prairie To White House In Warm Tribute

“Tribute to Patriot’’ Honors Ike as IV Presents Story of His Lite

Lrop-py—vrop rian  Kennedy Farm Program  to Be Offered to Congress

Kennedy Farm Plan  Given to Congress   egislation Provides New Machinery Aimed at Reducing Cron Surplusées

US Will Havé To Put Out More Military Aid To Save South Viet Nam

Intervention By U.S. Ruled Out By Rusk   Secretary Gives American Moral Backing To Rebels

U.S. Sueecor  Given Revolt   Invaders Reported Winning Rattles in Swamplands

Rainstorm Rips South Chicago Injuring 52   Fire Department Declares District Disaster Area

Violent Storm Rips Chicago South Side  59 Hur Dietrict Called Disaster Area

6 Hospitals  Take Care Of Injured   Gas Lines Break; Area on Southside Declared Disaster

Chicago's Hard Hit By Storm   Severe Thunderstorm Rips Across South Side; 52 Injured

In the News.   in the News.  BERTSEL BROWN KILLS SUSPECTED RABID SKUNK  Highway Patrol ~~ Relays Head to Amac

Depressed Areas Bill » Coming Up   Proxmire Proposes Two Changes to Kennedy Aid to Schools Bill

Winter Eases Up, But Ice Hazard Remains   Mississippi Ice Jam 20 Miles Long In Midcourse; Maryland Waterfowl Hungry

Republicans’ Anti-DiSalle Strategy Eyed   GOP in Legislature Ponders Veto Action On Several Bills

Farmer Dies In Gunfight With Officer:   Efforts to Speed Electric Service Ends In Death

Ozark Farmer Slain in Siege   Dies in Fusillade of Police Bullets After Woundina 2?

Ozark Farmer Is Killed in Battle With Area Police   Shot During Battle at His Home; Two Officers Wounded in Fight.

POSSE KILLS FARMER IN OZARK FIGH)   Body Found Riddied After 30 Cops And Deputies With Armored Cars Storm Embattled Cabin.

Wanted Electricity Fast Angry Man Found Dead After Battle On Farm

Wanted Faster Action on Power Line - -  Irate’ Farmer Slain in  Gun Battle With Police

Two Officers Wounded  Ozark Farmer Battles 10 Policemen Before Killed

‘1-VMian Crusade’   Farmer Slain in Battle With Missouri Policemen

Farmer Is Killed by Besiegers   Angered About Power Line; Wounds Two Ozark Officers.

Bob Kennedy sees Negro  As President  Prediction Made In Broadcast To Over 60 Nations

Racial Prejudice Admitted In World Broadcast  ‘Negro Could Be President in 30-40 Years’—Atty. Gen.

Negro Prexy In 40 Years Held Possible   Attorney General Say Racial Attitude Is Moving at Fast Pace

Atty. Gen. Kennedy Foresees Negro President Within. 30 fo 40 Years

U.S. to Stress Power to Reds  Rusk Backs Declaration That Nation Has Strenoth to Crush Any Ageressor

Rusk Says Approach To USSR Talks Would Be From Position Of Strength

U.S. Has Refaliatory Power To Crush Any Aggressor, Rusk Says   Says Negotiations With Soviets Is From Position Of Strength

Rusk Backs Appraisal of U. S. Military Power as Equal to Emergency

Rusk Backs Pentagon’s Assessment of America’s Available Retaliatory Powel

Rusk Backs Declaration That U. S. Has Power To Crush Agegressors

Rusk backs declaration on strength UNITED STATES HAS POWER TO CRUSH ANY AGGRESSOR

Rusk Agrees U. $ Has Strength  In Negotiations U. S. and Allies  a. a   U. S. and Allies Strong; Russia Knows of Strength

Rusk Avers U. S. Power To Hit Back   Will Negotiate From Position of Strength, He Says

Rusk Cites A-Power Ta Crush Foes   Asserts U. S. Can Smash Aggressor In Nuclear War

US. Strength Offers Grounds  For Negotiations   U.S., Allies Are Strong

Rusk Confirms Speech....  U. S. Has Power To Crush Any Agéressor

U.S. COULD CRUSH ANY AGGRESSOF   Rusk Endorses Gilpatric’s Report Of Power; Would Negotiate With Reds From Strength.

BERLIN NOT ONLY TROUBLE SPOT  Rusk Tells NATO of Danger ’ Of Red Drive in Other Areas

Lutheran Raps Council Trend   Charges Leaders Are Steering Close to Communist Course

Counci of Churches Rit  Lutherans Told Clergy Promoted Red Causes

Accused of Smuggling Girl.  U. S. Can Do Little For Pair Reds Hold

You Can Survive Atomic Attack  Fact vs. Fallacy: 95% Can Live if Protected

You Can Survive Atomic Attack--2 Fallout Fact Vs. F allacy: 95 Per Cent CAN Survive

You Can Survive Atomic Attack  There’s A Lot Of nee About H- Bombs’ Effects

FACT VS. FALLACY  95% Can Survive  Atom Bomb Blast  We Are-Already Behind Russia in Building Shelters  RD. PUNE WITlLARPN BF TImayv

Eagerly Awaited Multi-Award Winning “Ben Hur” To Open At Cole Theatre

Eagerly Awaited Multi-Award Winning “Ben-Hur” to Open Local Engagement

LANE CRASH TAKES LIVES:   30 Killed And 120 Seriously Injured In Sevilla, Spain

Justice Department May Prosecute Rockwell and American Nazi Party

Hoffa, AFL-CIO May Make Peace   Teamster Chief Asserts Reuther Makes Bid

Denies Tunisian Bid to Soviets   Bourguiba Says   Bourguiba Says He Is Not Seeking Alliance With Reds

Mental Fund Hikes Voted   House Committee Increases Appropriation $5.3 Millior

SovietUnion Withdraws UN Demand   Won't Ask For End of Mission In Congo

Soviets Back Off From Congo Stand   Pass Up Chance To Put Hammerskjold Ouster To Vote Test

Russ Retreat From Position Against U.N.   Diplomats Believe Move Due To Fear Of Defeut On Floo:

Soviet Union Bypasses Opportunity To Vote On Hammarskjold Ouster

 Parliament Call Urged   New Soviet Proposal Omits Demand That UN Quit Conao

Pass Up Attacks On Dag  Reds Ease Off Demand That U.N. Quit Congo

(Russians ‘Back Down On UN Stand   Drop Formal Demand On Congo Operation, Pass Up Dismissal  Action Against Dag -

Russia Backs Off on Demand UN Quit Congo   Also Passes Chance To Ask Dismissal Of Hammarskiold

SOVIETS FAIL TO PRESS FOR DAG’S OUSTER   Back Down On Demand: For Withdrawal Of U. N. Congo Force   NO BASIC CHANGE IN RUSSIAN POLICY

Big Seandal In Schools Unearthed In NYC   Big Pay Offs By Contractors, Other Ilegal  Doings Probed

 Buildings in Deplorable Condition  school Scandal Stirs New York

COLLAPSING CEILINGS UNHEATED ROOM  NY Classrooms Termed ‘Medieval Prison’

Coal May be Explored for Use as Fuel in Rockets   Research Chief Warns Ward Pull

UN. Planes Rule Air, Bring Troops   Death Toll At 43 And Expected To Rise During Action

A Katanga Planes Hit - By UN Jets Elisabethville  ‘Fight: Rages 2nd Dau -

UN Jets Bag 4 Katanga Planes At Kolwezi Base   Bombs Dropped On An Airport

Jet Fighters Lead Attack On Rebels   Mortar Blasts Shake Sections of Secession Capital

Fierce Fighting Holding Today In Congo Area  U.N., Katanga Use Air Forces as War  Enteare Sacand Nav

U.S. Offers 21 ‘Additional Transport Planes To Assist Fight Against Secessionists

UN Forees Stepping U  Operations   Elisabettiville Is Shaken By Blasts

Jet Fighters Wipe Out Katanganese Air Field, Planes   U.S. Cargo Carriers Ferrying in Men And Materials

MORE TROOPS INTO CONGO   Control Over Elisabethville Main Objective

Rebel Base Strafed in Fierce War   Insurgent Bomber Attacks Airport at Elisabethville

UN, Katanga Air Units Go Into Action   Secessionists Bomb Airport Held By UN Troops

U.N. Jets Shoot Up Air Field in Cannon Attack  4 Planes Destroyed At Walwaie Ale Race

V.N. JETS SMAOM SECESSIONIST S  Air, Ground Battles Continue in Katanga

Air Forces Of U.N., Katanga Go Into Action   Four Planes Destroyed By U.N. Craft

Air Forces Into Action In-U.N., Katanga Fighting  Combat in Second Day, Follows Congo Mandate; Move Racked bv Sweden India Other Matian<«

Katanga and U.N. ait units go into action   Fighting rages in secessionist province; U. S. aircraft fly arms to Elisabethville

Planes On Both Sides  In Action   U. $. Globemasters Carrying Equipment To Elisabethville

British Protest  Solution by Force  U.S. Air Units Cooperate With International DP as re

U.N. Air Forces Destroy Katanga Jets During Raid   Fighting Continues In Congo Province; More U.N. Troops Arriving.

USAF's Planes Rushing Troops To Battle Areas  Capital Fighting Continues; Help

Airfield Knocked Out In Attack  All-Out Fighting Rages in Secessionis} Strongholds

Knock Out 4 Planes On Ground   Tshombe Reports UN Attack in Other Katanaa Areas

Morfar Blasts Rock Capital Of Kafanga   U. S. Transports Flying Arms To Battle Area

Air Forces in Action:  In Katanga- U.N. War   Clash in 2nd Day   Britain Opposes ULN. Dictating With Force

Planes Enter Katanga Fight   Mortar Blasts Shake Residential Area Near Headquarters of U.N.

Two Jets Of U. N. Destroy Katanga Jet, Three Other Planes In Aerial Attack

Katanga, UN Planes Tangle   UN’ Force Destroys Four Aircraft In Second Day Of  HKiochting

Cargo Craft Used To Aid U.N. Forees   Swedish Fighters Strafe Katanga’s Small Air Force

Katariga Fighting  Continues   Two U.N. Jets Score Hit in Aerial ‘Attack

U.N. Planes Strike   ¢ e Secessionist Bases   Four Katangan Planes Destroyed In Jet Attack; 40 Reported Dead In Fighting: U.N. Moves In

U.N. Jets Attack Air Force Near Elisabethville; No  Serious Losses Reported

UN and Katangan air forces in action as fighting rages   Reinforcements   Battle cry

Morfar Blasts Shake Section Near U.N. Post   More Swedish Troops Arrive—tirish Units On Route To Capital

U.N. Destroys Jet  a ee AIST th SRDS  Ketened Ground, Air Battles Raae

U.N. Says Two of Its 15 Jets Destroy Four Katanga Aircratt As Mortar Fire Shakes Residential Area of Elisabethville

Air Forces Are Used In Katanga   Fighting Rages For Second Day Al Congo City

Inside The Times   Demonstrations Continue  Angry Scots Threaten U.S. Sailors

Anti-Polaris Mob Menaces U.S. Sailors      Forced To Take Refuge When Angry Demonstrators Close In

Anary Scots Demonstrate Against Base   6 U. S. Sailors Forced To Take Refuge in Bidq.

Angry Scots Harass US. Sailors   Six Seamen Forced To Refuge in Polaris Base Tiff

Demonstrate Against Polaris Sub Base   Crowd Surrounds Six Sailors from Submarine Tender

Demonstrators Scare Six American Sailors   Scots Opposing Bases for Polaris Submarines.

Mob Corners 6 U.S. Sailors In Scotland  Crew of Sub Base Seeks Refuge in Office Building

US. Sailors. Menaced by Anary Scots   ‘Go Home Yanks— Ban the Bomb’ Shouted by 1,000

UNTIL FOES OF BASE RIOT  Our Sailors Get Along Fine at Dance but Not Day After

Demonstrators Hem In Sailors Of Polaris Base   1,000 Assemble To March Upon Floating Base

 Amid Protests Over Polaris Base—   Six U.S. Sailors Take Refuge /From Angry Demonstrators

Demonstrators  Force Sailors  fo Take Cover Carry Posters, 7   Carry Posters, Banners Chiding Submarine Base

Youngsters Delighted By Chief Executive— Kennedy Hosts Blind, Crippled, Sick At White House Concert

Concert Hails Kennedy  ik kk kK Ke Kae Ke KKK Kk   Blind,.Crippled Youngsters Cheered

Nehru Gives Warning To Red Chinese   Says India Will Go To War If Necessary To Stop Communists

three Men Placed On Probation _     aBe CL Py nye       James j. i Stands Mute to Murder  Count When Arraigned in Circuit Cour’

Balanced Budget Set By President   GOP Leaders Hail Policy as  ‘Constructive’

Congress Will Get Balanced Budget--Ike   Discusses Finances At Final Conference

Ike Balanced Budget Total Not Revealed   Goes To Congress Monday, Republican Leaders Informed

U.S. Ice Team Dies as Jet — Dive Kills 73   Brussels Crash Takes Queen  As Skaters Fly for Contest

Americas Skafe Team Wiped Out  ee   Girl Star, 16, Among Victims ‘Of Air. Tragedy

Wants ‘Everyone to Pay His Way’  Dalton Says Efficient Collectior Can Avert Need for New Taxes

32nd Division Troops Will Not Have Time to Get Home for Holidays

3/nd's General Doubts Holiday  Leaves Possible  Heavy Training ("itad:- NlitechLla   Heavy Training Cited; Nitschke Gets Game Pass

Administration Moving To Force School Reopening   Eichmann Trial Evidence  Joseph Kennedy Reported ~ Danger To Germany's Jew:

In History-Making Role of Coplaintiff—  (U.S. Acts to Force Re-Opening Of County's Public Schools

Move To Reopen Prince Edward  Public Schools   Federal Government Wants Funds Withheld From All Schools In Va.

Wants Ban On All Education Funds Government To Play Role In Virginia School Suit

There'll Be a Hot Time Here Friday Night   Student Rally Slated Friday   ‘Pre-Game Celebration

Lumumbists Blamed In  Congo Plot   Foreign Embassy, Red Cash Reported Behind Conspiracy

Red Cash Seen Behind Congo Plot   Report Attempt  To Overthrow Kasavubu Led By Lumumba Followers

iConspiracy to Overthrow Kasavubu Smashed  Communist Cash, Lumumbists [Blamed for New Plot in Congo

Lumumbists, Reds  Named as Plotters  Unidentified Embassy Hatched Caneniracy, Announcemont fave

Red-Inspired Plot Smashed By Congolese   Communist Moncey, Followers Of Shain Lumumba Accused

— BLAME COMMUNISTS, MONEY — Report Plot A gainst  Kasavubu Is Smashed

Red Supported Plot Against Kasavubu Fails  Mobutu Tells. Reporters Details ‘of Conspiracy

Filibuster Action Put Off On Senatorial Redistricting   House Redistricting Story On Pagé I2A

Today's Index   NOW BROKE, HE'S WRITING BOOK Riches Gained At Race Track Lost On ‘Culture’ At Tijuana

Nikita Wants Neqotiations to End Crisis   ‘World Situation Very Bad Now,’ He Tells Italian

‘K’ Quoted: Hell Make - Concessions  Situation ‘Bad,’ He Wants to Parley

‘Access Essential’  Nehru Asks Negotiations To End Crisis in Berlin

Ohio Officer Leads Elite. Army Group   Float, Steubenville High School Band Feature State Unit

Cites Imprope! Instructions To Trial Jury  Dubious Evidence   Dubious Evidence Spurs Governor To Spare Life

Governor DiSalle Commutes Death Sentence Ot Slayer Richard Rutherford Te Life

Bourguiba In Paris Conference   He and De Gaulle Huddie on Algeria Question

De Gaulle and Bourguiba Talk over Rebellion  May Pave Way for Negotiations pe Crud Damen -

Bourguiba, De Gaulle Confer   Two Presidents Explore Peaceful Settlement Of Algerian Rebellion

Discuss Algerian Rebellion  Tunisian President, DeGaulle in Gosed Door Conference

Tunisian President Meets With De Gaulle To Seek Peaceful Settlement In Algeria

DE GAULLE AND PRESIDENT OF TUNISIA MEE}      Conference in Paris Seeks Way to Negotiate Algerian Peace.

Search for Algerian Peace... :  DeGaulle, Tunisian Leader Seek Settlement of Rebellion

Talks Begun On Aloeri an Peace Effort   Bourguiba Confers With DeGaulle On  Terminating Revolt

DeGaulle, Tunisia President Meet  Critical Talks Aimed At Algerian Peace

De Gaulle, Bourguida  Conferring  Chiefs Of Stat Begin Talks On Algeria

Bourguibalr Paris For  Peace Talks  Meets De Gaulle    Meets De Gaulle  In Closed-Door Algeria Negotiation:

Settlement Hopes Rise  Tunisian President, DeGaulle Meet on Algerian Rebellion

Talks Started On Algeria   Tunisian, French Presidents Confer On Settlement

Tunisian Leader, De Gaulle Open Talks on Algeri   Critical Meeting May Pave Way for Parley To End Lona War

Find U.S. Wrecks In  New Guinea Jungles   Six Aircraft Found By Search Parties; Any American Remains To Be Brought Out

U.N. Agrees To Share In Air Control  Report of General McKeown Making Deal IInconfirmed

MINISTER IS HOSPITALIZED AFTER CRASH   Rev. Herbert H. Schmidt, Formerly Of Woodsboro, Injured   DR. H. F. BAUGHMAN DRIVER OF AUTO

Powers’ Morale Slumps  Not Released With RB47 Pilots By Russians 

Overtime Work, Sales Increase Are Good Signs   Six-Day Weeks, Ten-Hour Shifts Are Scheduled

Admiral Says Striking Force Can Hit Reds   NATO Maneuver, Riptide Il, Now _Being Evaluated

Nevada Explosion Contrary to Reds, Set Off Without  Resultant Fallout  President Announces Test as Experiment In Detecting Future Tact Pan Vialatinne

BULLETIN   U.S. Explodes Nuclear Device Underground: First Since 1958

Blast Firet! Under Earth in Nevada   First By U.S. Since 1958 When  Aueieenant Akada:

Underground Blast Set Off at Site  In Nevada Area  First Nuclear Test ade By U.S Since 1958

Marks End fo Voluntary Testing Ban   Device! Detonated Underground, No  Eallout Reported

No Fallout From Small Yield Blast  Nation Resumes Testing   Nation Resumes Testing After 3-Year Moratorium

Townships Hold MeetingsSec. 2, Pg. 1   5 Children Die In Fire; 2 Are Savec

Calls on U.N. To Carry Out Its Objectives   British Proposal Rejected Until Mission Ordered by General Assembly Ended.

Britain’s Plan For Ceasefire  Under Attack   United States Calls For U.N. To Act On Military Objectives

Strike Against Ford Company  Called By UAW   Action Taken As Efforts To Reach Aareement By 10 A.M. Today Fail

Ford Plants Struck   Contract Deadline Passes; UAW Calls 120,000 Off Jobs

To Resume Negofiations On Wednesday   Contract Deadline Passes; 120,000 Workers Affected

Union Calls Stoppage In Auto Plants   Reuther Declares Not Enough Time To Get Agreement

120,000 Called Off Their Jobs   Nationwide Strike Is Underway as Talks Fail to Bring Accord

Thousands  ‘Jump Gun’ In Walkout   Company Official Says Work Stoppage  Unnecessary).

UAW Strikes Against Ford Motor Co.   120,000 Workers Called Off Jobs Throughout Nation

Union Calls Out Workers At 11 AM.   Negotiators Fail To Agree On New National Contract

Weather   120,000 Quit Jobs As Deadline Passes Without A vreement

Union Orders Second Strike Within Month   Thousands Walk Off Job Even Before 11 a.m. Deadline on New Contract.

120,000 Leave Jobs Across U.S.   Ford Official Claims Strike ‘Unnecessary’; Reuther Regrets Action

UAW Calls 120,000 Workers   Thousands Jump Gun, Despite  Discstase CAsacntna

Appeals Court Rules Out Law Barring New York City Boys From Carrying Knives

Profits Grow, Trade Shows © Fast Rebound   : Defense Outlay  - Boosts Recovery

“Allow Mongolia Some Independence” ....  Caught Between Red China And Russia

Are The Mongols Still Independent? Reporter Sees Plenty Of Evidence

Outer Mongolia Raises International Question   By IGOR OGANESOFF Wall Street Journal Reporter

BE HI ND PAGE !   FURNED COMMUNIST IN [921  Outer Mongolia Enjoys Dangerous Role

Committee Approves $14 Billion   Total Includes $6 Billion For  Acriculture

Money Bills Approved B\ Committee   $14,412,664,000 To Be Acted On By  Mouse And Sennte

Kennedy Wants to Know IfReds Are A-Testing on Sly   To Keep Negotiators At Geneva In Hopes of Test Agreement.

Secret Soviet Nuclear Tests Probe Ordered   Resumption by U. S. Indicated

To probe vossibility of Russ cheatine   Clear indication president studyinc test resumption

Kennedy Orders An Investigation  ~ Have Russians Been Testing?   Berlin ‘Crisis’ Made In Russia Kennedy Asserts

President Calls On Scientists For Answer   Kennedy Drops Hint U. S. May Abandon Its Ban On Tests

Probe To Uncover If Tests Can Be Made Undetected  Says Crisis Over Berlin Is Red Manufactured

Nikita Offers to Negofiate--Wil New Warning   Tells West Not to Try Military Buildup or ‘Policy of Threats’   Kennedy Indicates Possibility of Resumption by U.S. Orders Inquiry Into Possible Secret Soviet Nuclear Tests

Suspects Reds Cheat  JFK Orders Probe Of Of Secret Nuclear Tests

Order Given By JFK To See If Shots Set Off   Indication Is That U.S. May Resume Suspended Progran

 Sa aa easing   JFK Has Press 3 Confe rence  Nuclear Sts  To Be Studied

Also Tells Press Conference Nothing Soviets Do Can Affect Rights of West in Berlin; Says Peace Depends on Moscow

JFK Orders Probe Into Red Testing   Niki Warns West In Berlin Action   NOT FRIGHTENED

Waiting for agreement Stanleyville government rejects truce offer

Mobutu Truce Offer Refused   General Insisting On Political Pact

Spurns Bid From Mobutu  Stanleyville Army Chief Won't Agree  Tp, RAsliteareu Truce

CONGO Pas  ips   Mobutu Snubbed; Congolese Regret Attack On Americans

Military Truce Bid Snubbed by Congo General   Political Agreement Needed, He Insists

Army Leader  Snubs Bid for  Congo Truce Military Accord  _ Offered by Head of Leopoldville Ferce

Arrested in Park Disorder   Stanleyville Leader Rejects Truce Offer

All-Out Campaign Expected From JFK To Salvage New Frontier Programs

New Frontiers Buffeted aah rottiers Duiteted  Senate Help Needed To  Save Program

As House Buffets Proposals    JFK Looks To Senate —  For Backing In Programs

Kennedy Must Have Help From Senate   House Likely To Buffet His Program

Kennedy to Rely On Ex-Colleagues To Save Program   Will Get Less Than Asked on Proposals

Kennedy Must Look fo Senate In Fight for Bills  Only Hope to Salvage His : House-Buffeted

Kennedy Needs Aid From Senate   New Frontiers Program Tite Snac in House

Senate Help Seen Needed By President  Wage Vote Reveals Tames hla : ee   Wage Vote Reveals Trouble In House For ‘New Frontier’

Army Engineers Are Alerted  Fear Sudden Thaw Would Cause Serious Ohio Flood

Highway Engineers Report:  Roads Cluttered With Unneeded ‘Ston-Go Sians

Inside Today's Time:   EICHMANN WITNESS TESTIFIES   Jews’ Death Roads Told

Atom Ban Petition  Said Used   Nobel Winner Is Object Of Senate Committee Probe

Scientist Denies Any Red Tinge   Senate Probers Say List Gave Boost To Kremlin

DiSalle’s Side Of Legislative Story Is Told   Governor Unleashes Attack on GOP-Run State Legislature

’Gringo’ Replaces Yankee ‘tn. Havana Broadcasts  7 By FRANCIS L. MCCARTHY *.- United Press International

oP SUPA tries  CCC-Like Youth Labor Corps, Negro Job Training Studied      Johnson To Combat Hiring Discrimination

Boeing.Jet With 47 Aboard Blows Tires At Pittsburgh, Is Circling Miami, Using Up Fuel

 Morton Expresses Confidence GOP Can Advance on Present Principles

GOP leaders confident of future: re-elect Morton   Wiil continue as party chairman

Cambodian: Attack Told by Viet Narr   Troops Invade Across Border, Saieaon Charaes

Invasion Claim  By Viet   Charge Troops From Cambodia Are Entering  5. Viet Nam

South Viet Nan Claims Troops  Cross Border Officials Hint Red “Intrusion” From Cambodia

Group Kills Taconite  Amendment 16-10 Vote Defeats Plan Andersen Backed

Ship OKs Possibility Of Escort   Captain Says He’s Willing to Land 600 Passengers

INVITED TO WHITE HOUSE   NO SPEECHES   U.S.OffersToHelpRemove Passengers From Hijacked Liner Off Brazilian Port

Seeking U.S. escort for   Galvao wants protection from Portuguese Navy

Ship Hijacker Is Ready fo Accepi U.S. Navy Escort   No American Decision, Captives May Land ‘Near South America’

NAVY APPEALS FOR RELEASE OF PASSENGERS   Captive Liner Still Speeding In Direction of West Africa

Ship Still On Course  ‘To Africa U.S. Asks Release Of 588 at Sea

Rebel Captain Ready to Accep' US Navy Escort   Aimed at Protectior Against Portuguese

Ask Rebel Chief Free Tourists  een cameron  re re Oe   42 Americans On Captive Ship

U.S. Navy offers to remove Santa Maria captives at se   Rroadcast plea

Navy Offers To Take Off 588 at Sea   Captive Cruise Ship Sailing Southeasterly Toward African Port

Navy Asks Captive Ship  Leader Free Passengers   Atlantic Fleet Commander Offers To Help In Transfer; 42 Americans Aboard Liner

Capt. Galvao Would 0.K. U.S. Escort   Accepts Protection For Hijacked Ship:  Navy Sends Appeal

U. S. Navy Asks Rebels to Free 588 Passengers Held on Captive Liner

Santa Maria Seek: US Navy Escort.   Kennedy Gets Delgado Messaae

Seized Ship Heads for West Africa  Sea Removal Offer Made by U.S. Admiral

Uil oOo fKremove Fasse  U. s. Navy Asks Rebel To Free 588 On Liner

From Uv. NaVy New Appeal For Leader of Revolt Ship To Free Passengers   Five Prisoners ToPress For Release of American: Prisoners Held by Red Chinese

Navy Renews Plea To Portuguese Chiet   Asks to Take Captive Ship's Passenaers Off

SHIP GETS PROTECTION   Santa Maria's Pirate Leader Fears Reprisals

Navy In Appeal To Ship  Free Passengers   Free Passengers Admiral Asks

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INCLUDING 42 AMERICANS  rere a eens een tree aN 1 a a REE eR a  Navy Appeals To Rebel Ship Captain To Free Passengers

Navy Wants To Transfer Passengers  42 Americans Aboard The  ae ee a ee

Ship's Captain Approves Idea Of U.S. Escort   No Authority Yet By Washington

‘Appeal Is Broadcast ‘As Ship Maintains West Africa Course   BULLETIN

Santa Maria Still Fleeing Toward Africe  Kennedy Orders U.S. Forces Not to Board Pirated Cruiseship

Will Accept U.S. Escort, Galvao Says   U.S. Action To Be Decided In Washington

U.S. Makes Neu Plea To Pirates   Navy Offers To Remove  Passencers At Sea

Santa Maria Will Accept Navy Escort   Help Is Sought For Protection Against Warships

Pirate Chieftain Ready to Accept U. S. Escort to Protect Santa Maria

Mobster Takes oth At Teamsters Probe  = a =~   Refuses To Answer Questions on Misappropriation of Union Fund:

Claim Girl Suspect Not Mentally OK   Chyref Jolls Is Examined By Psyeltiatrists

Byrd-Backed Harrison Wins By Wide Marair   Godwin, Button Also Win by Comfortable Leads Over Opponent:

NATO UNITS RECALLED IN NEW CRISIS   Force Use Is Authorized To End Rebellion

ATTACK ON NAVY BASE REPULSED   De Gaulle Pulls Armor Back Across Rhine To Guard Homeland; Sends Warships Against Mutineers.

Soldiers, Tanks Recalled From West Germany   Economic Blockade Imposed on Algeria To Fight Insurrection

DeGaulle In Blunt Order   Insurgent Try to Take Naval Base Is Defeated

Insurgents Quit 3 Cities Mysteriously   U.S. ‘Concerned’ if Fight Spreads Beyond Borders.

Tells Army:  Use Force If Needed   Command Follows Try by Algerians To Seize Navy Base

Order Given To Use Arms If Necessary   Loyal Forces Repulse Attack On Oran Base

FRENCH CUT OFF SUPPLY TO ALGIERS   Vast Economic Blockade Exists: Roserves Recalled

New Agreement Is Reached Between U.5., South Vief Nam   Is Designed to Make Amer ican Aid More Effective; List Reform Measures

iimvelves Mere Aid pasate Atal  U.S., S. Viet Nam Agree On Steps to Battle Reds

Washington:  Agree to Reform For S. Viet Nam  ’ Changes Will Make U. S. Aid Plan More Effective

New Agreement on Aid to S. Viet Nam   Better Government, Social Reforms Among Conditions

: Anonymous Call Follows Capital Blasts  Bombs Laid to Integration

 Busy Week Ahead  Adjournment Fever  pd ge apr (Sweeps Legislature

Inside The Proaress   Key Matters Remain...  Adjournment Fever Sweeps Pa. Legislature

Ex-Italian bootblack Once ration dump raider, now he’s part of the 34th

Legislators Set to Quit Late Today   Reject Swainson’s Plea tor More Funds To Gain Federal Aid

TRACTOR PROPOSAL HAS HURT CASTRO   Undersecretary Bowles Says Dictator “Will Eventually Die On Vine’

Legislature Faces Budget  Showdown  House Roannuhiinan   House Republican Sponsors Bill Ending Sales Tax Stamns

Battle of Tax Stamps Starts Again In Ohio  GOP, Dems Head For Showdown on DiSalle’s Budget

Showdown Neat In Assembly on State's Budget   Finance Director Due At Joint Session To Discuss Money Issue

Asks Congress To Tighten Tax Strings   Cites Expense Account Living

Cites High Expense-Account Living— Dillion Urges Congress To Tighten Tax Strinas

4 Arkansas Communities Are Hit by Tornadoes and One Strikes Near Kansas Cily

Punishing Tornadoes, Flash Floods Take Toll In Lives and Property

Astronaut’'s Parents Arrive   Tornadoes, Floods  Claim Lives Of 28

Effect on Hoosier Streams Mostly Downstate, but Rains Spread North —State’s Northeast Lake Resort  Area Hit by Twister, Four Injured

Tornadoes,  Floods Hit   Death Toll 28; Property Damage Is Also Heavy

Cuba Expected To Criticize U. S. Guantanamo Bay Base At U.N. Mee

US Veto Threatened By Dean Rusk   Proposed Changes In United Nations Would Be Blocked

Rusk Blasts ‘Troika’ Plan  Threatens U.S. Veto If U.N. System Is Changed

Rusk Hurls Veto Threat At Khrush   Blasts Back At Premier's Threats Against U.N.

BACKS RUSK ON ISSUE   Secretary Finds Only Russia Tries To Destroy Unit

Rusk Blasts at Soviet Attacks: Threatens Veto  Statement Approved

U.S. Plans White Pape: On Berlin   Will Dramatize Repeated Efforts By Allies to Reach Peace Settlement

Rusk Blasts U.N. Attacks By Nikita   U.S.- Threatens Veto Use to Block Soviet Demands

U.S. Warns Russ of Veto on U.N. Plan   Charges Attack on Equal Rights af Adambap Matar

Threatens U.S. Veto If Necessary Rusk Lashes Soviet Attacks on the U.N.

Rusk Hits Khrushchev For Attacks On U.N.. Threatens Veto By U.S.A.

Rusk Raps Khrushchev UN Attack   Threatens U.S. Veto to Block Russian Proposal

Fowl Plan To Improve  ‘House Of Government’  Sweeping Proposals To Merge 

Eisenhower Agrees with JFK on Laos Situation   By JAMES BACON and BOB BARNES

Ike In Agreement With JFK On Laos   Astronaut’s Space Journey  Could Take Place Anytime

After Telephone Call From Kennedy  Ike Is Satisfied With  Policies in Laos Crisis

Golf conference’   ‘Ike says he and Kennedy have same views on Laos

State Airs Its Version Of Slaying   Cool, Calculated Deed Prosecutor Tells Stump Jury.

Fast-Draw Desperado  Ts Hunted   Hundred Lawmen Stalk Killer Of Two Officers In Colorado Mountains

Hunted In Mountains  Quick-Triggered Gunman Kills 2 Colorado Officers

Posse Is Hunting Stayer of 2 Cops  Hundred Officers in Mountain Area Hunt

Machinegun Posse Tracks Fast-draw Young Slayer Of 2 Through Mountains

Two Others Wounded By Desperado   Officers Believe They Have Slayer Trapped

Two Others Wounded In  Gun Battle   Quick-Draw Killer Also Believed Shot In Bullet Exchange

Gunman Kills 2 And Wounds 2 InColorado  100 Search for Desperado in

ee i ee eaten  TWO KILLED, TWO WOUNDED  100 Officers Stalk Accused Killer

Mountains are combed for gunman   Accused of killing two officers and wounding others

olorado:  Police Comb Denver Atea  For a Killer’ Officers Search ~  Mountain Areas  For Desperado

TWO OFFICERS SLAIN, PAIR WOUNDED   Fast-Draw Gunman Flees To Mountains   FATAL SHOTS   Fired By Desperado After Police Halted Suspect For Questioning

IN COLORADO MOUNTAINS-—  Fast-Draw Gunman Hunted  In Slaying Of 2 Officers

I rackdown Small Army of Officers Search Mountains for Fast Draw Killer

2 Lawmen Die In Gun Fight   Colorado Posse Seeks Slayer in Mountains

Killer of Pair Object of Big Colorado Hunt   Youth Is Sought In Rugged Area

Posses Stalk Man Who Shot Four Officers   Colorado Mountains Scene of Hunt for Armed Desperado

Stalk lowa Gunman In Colorado Shootings  (   Two Dead, Two Wounded: Massive Search Underway For Storm Lake Man, 25

Fast-Draw Killer. Being Chased by 100 Officers After Colorado Gun Fight

Posse Of 100 Scours Mountains  Hunt Killer Of Two Colorado Officers

U.N. Jets Strike At Arms Dumps   Katangans Put Yank Consul Under House Arrest in Capital

Man Admits Kidnap Attack on Girl, 13   Charles Odom Signs State ment After Lengthy Visits With Minister.

Navy ‘Copters Rescue Antarctic Scientists  Four Men Trapped Without Food Or Water By 100 MPH Blizzard 2 Days  

Adolf’s March Of Tews Made RoadOf Death   Story Of Slaughter » Developed During  Eichmann Hearing

GOV. EMBROILED IN ARGUMENTS ON STUDENT AID   Board of Regents May Solve Matter

Compromise On Wages Rejected   Setback Probable As Conservatives Pile” ‘Up Negative Votes

‘Unprecedented War Hysteria’  Moscow Barks Disapproving Comments on Western Notes

Moscow Cool On West Notes  European Comment  PPI herrea, « Ahan, SNC E ee Ses les

Notes Get Disapproval In Moscow   Red Propaganda Organs Wait Kremlin Signal; European Reaction Mixed

Moscow Reaction To Western Notes Disapproving, Cautious   West European Newspapers Okay Firm Tone Taken By Big Three

West Eurape Generally Approves  Russian Reaction to Western Notes Is ‘Routine Disapproval’

Moscow Disapproves Western Notes Rejecting Red Demands On Berlin

Nearing Berlin Fate In Balance   Y WESTERN POWERS  Rejection Draws Some Disapproval

war frysterta in U.S. Reds Await ‘K’s’ Word  For Comment On Note

Disapproving Comments On Wests’ Notes   Hope Expressed In Europe For Quick Settlement

MOSCOW DISAPPROVES _ Western Europe Approves Tough Allied Position On West Berlin

Soviets Attack Western Reply To Khrushchev   Non-Red Press Hails Firmness in Notes From Allies

REDS UNHAPPY OVER US. NOTE   Standard Disapproval Voiced by Moscow

Assembly Acts and Sends Bill Over to Senate  RByniiac If Schaal   Applies If School Districts Make Bus Rides Available

Adlai Seeking Support of Brazil for U.S. Program   Will Attempt to Counter Latin Leader’s Leanings Toward Russia, Red Chine

Adlai Talks With Brazil  President U.S. Alarmed At  Quadros Moves Toward Soviets

Soviet Troops Delay  Convoy On Autobahn   Moscow Sounds Warning Against Slated Shift Of U. S. Units Over Highway

Red Troops Delay US. Jeep Trip   Use Of Autobahn In Berlin Objected To By Russians

Soviets Delay GI Unit  Berlin Highwa   Berlin Highway  Foeus Of Crisis

SOVIET TROOPS STALL PART OF ARMY CONVOY   American Units Stopped On Autobahn In East  Germany   MOSCOW CONDEMNS TROOP MOVEMENTS

U.S. Outfit Held Up on Autobahn   Moscow Sounds Warnin gAgainst Moving Troops

Recovery Phase Of Business Cycle Is Just Ahead, Columnist Predicts

Recession’s End Predicted Within ‘Several Weeks  Economic Indicators Said To Signal Upturn in April _

Leader of ROK Troops  Defies U.N. Commander      U.S. Backed Loser in Kareq

Legislature Groups Eye 20 Measures   Joint Committee Wants to Discuss Appropriations Bill

Ohio Solons Start Study Of 187 Bills  Committees Want   Committees Want Discussion Of DiSalle Proposals

Man Sought For Murder Kills Himself   Parkersburg Man Found In Swamp, Bullet In Temple

INDEX   Don't Ask Lady to Shed Coat--There May Be No Dress Underneath

Bus Riders Taking Test to Mississippi   Bingo Raid by Sheriit Brings Flood of Calls

San Anselmo Again Refuses To Make Books Audit Public   Angry Citizens Boo Action; Council Answers Questions   ‘Freedom Riders’ Enter Mississippi In Wake Of Bloodshed, Violence

Missing B52 Men Found Alive  Three Known To Have Died In Wreckage

Three Killed When Missile Downs Plane   Training Intercepts Halted By Air Force In Wake Of Tragedy

Forecnst   Men Found Alive On N. M. Mesas   Pair Resewed By Helicopter By Air Force

3 SIDEWINDER DEATHS  2B52CrewmenFound Alive At New Mexico Crash Scene

Survive Two Days on Mesa In New Mexico  Orders Issued by AF   Orders Issued by AF Aimed at Preventing Tragedy Recurrence

Diplomats Rap Russia Super Bomb   Delegates Deplore Big Blast, But Withhold Censure

Can’t Agree On How to Stop Them  U. N. Delegates Deplore Soviet Megaton Blast

CEASE FIRE TALK FAILS  U.S. May Send Troops Into S. Viet Nam Against Reds

U.S. Troops May Goto S. Viet Nam   Kennedy Confirms Step Is Considered —~Johnson’s Mission May Bring Decision

U.S. Troops May Go To So. Viet Nam   Kennedy Announce: Plan Being Given Serious Study

De Gaulle to Take Tour of Grass Roots  Police Fearful of Attack by Rebels -

On Cc hina’s UN Admittance  — massa semen  U. S. Drops Battle To Prevent Debate

U.S. Drops Fight on Issue to Keep Red China from Being Seated in U.N.

U.S. Drops Efforts to Stop U.N. from Debating Seat for Red Chine

To Allow Red China on Agenda U.S. Changes Tactics in U.N. Seat Battle

U.S. To Dr ‘op Fight With Red China   U.S. Won't Introduce Usual Resolntion To United Nations

U: S. Drops U.N. Fight On China   Delegation Drops Resolution. Against Scheduling Debate

U.S. Drops Fight Over China Seat   Stiil Opposed To Substituting Reds For Nationalists

In United Nations  U. §. Drops 10-Year Fight To Bar Red China Debate

JEK Extends Best Wishes To Shepard   Says U.S, Should Redouble Efforts In Space Field

Kennedy Hails U.S. Space Trip   Scientific Knowledge Available to World

Kennedy Salutes Shepard for Feat, Invites Him to Call at White House

Kennedy Hails Flight, Talks To Shepard   Astronaut To Meet With President At Capitol Monday   More Spaceman News, Pages 15, 80

Sidelights   Shepard’s Ist Words: ‘Man, What a Ridel’   Everything Worked Perfectly, Shepard Tells Pres. Kennedy

Kennedy Greets Astronaut After Space Flight   President Requests Personal Report On Historic Feat

— ee  Kennedy Congratulates Shepard; Fea Hailed as Incentive for Greater Effort   House Votes Increases In Tire and Truck Taxes

Fair Chance   License Tags Boost?  Alternate Plan To Raise Road Money Proposed

Support Voiced In Assembly ‘Hike In Auto Licenses Held Key to Road Func

Albany’s Racial Strife Growing  ‘Police State’ -Within City Is Charged; Ten More Arrested Today

More Arrests In Georgia  Race Dispute   Bus Terminal Move Lands 10 More Negroes In Jail

Woodbury Shortage $13,667  Attorney General Hultman Checking Sioux City Case

Wildeat Walkouts  Continue   Cause Tension On Both Sides In GM Talks

New Wildeat Strike Erupts At GM Plant   Bargainers Striving Against Time to Get New Contract Signec

Wildcatters Disrupt Auto Negotiators   Unions And Compan Irked By Several Local Plant Strikes

ADMITS BEATING. PREACHER  .  _ Sailor Joins — * Hunt for Body   MISSING MINISTER  Rev. Keaton Seldon Passed Hitchhikers

Beaten, Left For Dead By Young Sailor   Hitchhiker Fails To Recognize Spot He Left Minister

 Captain Stays Aboard  'Crewmen Evacuated From Greek ‘Freighter Held Aground on Reef

Invasion of Portuguese Goa Is Issue   Council Requested To   Stop “Condemnable   Agaressive Act.”

U.N. Council Plans Session   Meets This Afternoon To Study India’s Invasion of Goa

U.N. Security Council Called To Deal With Atfack On Goa   India Expected To Come Under Sharp Criticism For Invasion

Security Council Of U. N. Holding Urgent Meet Due To Indian Invasion Of Goa

AIR, LAND, SEA FORCES STRIKE GOA   Nehru Flouts vu. N. Ap_ peal For Negotiations; — Two Enclaves Overrun, Third Battered; Rusk ~ Deplores Attack.

Portugal Asks ‘U.N. Meeting    Nehru Forces Control Two of Three Areas After Swift Attack

U.N. Group  To Discuss  Gao Action See Possible  Censure of AY Lt...

Invasion Called ‘Police Action   Victories Claimed By Nehru Spokesman

UN Security Council iS summoned   Salazar calls urgent session to stop invasion

Youll Find.   Act On Portugal’s Request Summon UN Security Council  To Deal With Indian Attack

Call Meet On Attack On Goa   U.N. Security Council Given Urgent Notice

Fall Of Two Territories  Is Reported   Military Setback Denied By Lisbon

Security Council Called To Review India Explosion   Portugal Demands Quick Action; Nehru Facing Criticism

Indian Attack Triggers Urgent UN Conference   Security Council Answers Request for Quick Action

Security Group Summoned Into Session Today   Plea for Quick Act by Portugal

Security Council  Is Called   Urgent Meeting To Deal With Portugal Attack

Nehru Flouts UN Appeal   Portugal Calls For Security Council Meet To Denounce Military Agorecsion

Rise Despite General Dip In Industry   But Price Cutting Nips Firm’s Profit

Disacree Decline Of West Is Inevitable  Government Faces Communist Threat With Eyes Open

Brothers Die In Car. Collision   Ripon Driver Suffers Heart Attack, Auto Smashes Headon into Another

Mexicans Deny Link With Commies  Statement Given   Statement Given After Queries On Vote With Cuba

Peace Seen Possibility By Russian  Gromyko Tells British Press Conversations  In U.S. Not Finishec

Laos Cease-fire Arrangement Is Now Reported   Three ‘Communications’ To Be Published Tomerrow

Weather   Cease Fire Agreement In  Laos Reached   LONDON (UPL — The British government an nounced today that an agreement has been reached with the Soviet Union for a cease fire in Laas.

Backs British Arrangements For Conference   Agreement Comes After Weeks of Consultation Between Two Nations   To Convene Mav ?

Cease-Fire In Laos Agreed On in London   Arrangements For End of Fighting Approved by Reds

British Announce Laos Cease Fire  India To Convene Commission: 14 Nations To Meet

Call For {4-Nation Conference   Arrangements Underway To Halt War In Kingdom

Cease Fire Agreement ls Reached   May End Laos Fighting In Short Time

British, Soviet Union Reach Agreement  ‘Laos Cease-Fire Agreed On

Russia, Britain Call For 14-Nation Meet   Control Group May Convene

MILITARY ON THE MOVE IN PARIS _   Soviets Agree To Cease-Fire In Laos, British Announce

Call For Immediate Cease Fire  Britain And Russia Agree On Laos Peace Formula

Britain, Reds Reach Accord OnLaos Peace   International Talks Asked on Geneva Canfarance Terms

Cease Fire Agreement Announced  14-Nation Meet on Settlement Set for May 12

Anglo-Russ Accord For Truce Aired   India Slated To Supervise Laos Cease Fire Plan

Jvest rire Gall To Be issued This Afternoon  Le erent nan senses ean een nd  Britain, Russia Agree On Laos Peace Settlement   Presstime Bulletin

Cease-Fire in Laos   Cease-Fire in Laos  Britain, Russia OK Paci

Appeal Will Go Qut To Warring Factions Today   Hostilities End Depends On Acceptance

Russ, British Approve Lao Cease-Fire   Conference’ Date Suggested to Varify Cease-Fire

REDS, BRITAIN IN AGREEMENT  Laos Peace Accord  Reached, Report Says

Britain Announces Cease Fire Pact On. Laos is Reached with Russia

Democrats Pust Bill For Redistricting  Overriding Republican Protests On New Reapportionment  By kare C. ANDERCON

Million Dollar Church Bumed  _ $9-Year-Old Winona  Landmark Ruined in

Major Fires Come in Winona, Minneapolis )  Loss in Church Fire Fstimated at Million

In Marked Contrast  en a aramme ee ne nen  New Orleans Schools Integrate Peacefully

Measle Vaccine Tests Are OK  SA Vamw Caneel   200 Year Search Might Have Been Successfully Ended

MEASLES VACCINE  Successful Test of Drug Reported in Philadeinhhia Area

Anti-Measles Serum Tested Successfully   But Vaccine Still Must be Approved By U.S. Government

35 Tourists Plunge Into Lake Lucerne   Americans On Tour Of Switzerland In Tragic Mishap

Legislature To Return To Capital   Barron Calls On Leaders To Plan  Special Session

[o Merge EEP, Federal Aid Program  Barron To Call Special Session

Adenauer On Sth Visit To United States   Says Germans Will Shoulder Burdens Matching Abilities

ADENAUER 10 SEE KENNEDY   German Chancellor Wil Have First Meeting With President

Governor Gets Bill to Form Exposition Dept. to Operate State Fair

Unmanned U.S. Shot Due Soon  110-Minute Pass Around Globe to Be   110-Minute Pass Around Globe to Be Aim of Project Mercury Space Probe

U.S. Readying For Orbit Shot With Astronaut   Atlas Tests to Be Prologue to Blast In Race With Reds

2 2 Preliminary Tests Before U. S. Tries to Orbit Man by End of ‘6!

U.S. Ready To Blaze Away With Atlas      First Step In All-Out Pust For Manned Orbit Shot.

U.S. Plans . Vital Space Effort Soon   Atlas To Carry Unmanned Capsule To 154-Mile Orbit

Missile Set To Orbit Man   Atlas Set on Launch Pad to Make Preliminary Test at Canaveral

US. Steps Up Planning for Manned Orbif   Unmanned Capsul To Be Lofted in Next Few Days

Chimpanzee Ride to Follow  Unmanned OrbiiFlight Set Up For Next Week

Manned Orbil Shot By U.S. Set This Year   All-Out Effort Will Be Made To Put Man Around Globe

Plan to Fire U.S. Astronaut into Orbit \Speeded;Crucial Tests Near for Atlas

U.S. Steps Up Planning For Manned Orbit  nmanne d Capsule   Unmanned Capsule To Be Lofted In Next Few Days

No More Rides Like Shepard’s   Unmanned Capsule To Be Tried Next

No More Sub-Orbital Flights  U.S. Prepares for /!-Out Effort To Orbit Man by End of Year

Atlas Missile Stands Ready —  U.S. Plans Manned Orbit Flight Before Year Ends

Washington On Alert In  Korea Coup   Embassy Calls For Support Of Premier Chang

In_ Korean Crisis Korean Crisis  US. US Playina Both  Sides of Fence

Action Seen Setback to Regime, U.S.   Firm Watch Placed On Korean Events

U.S. Officials Watching Junta Moves In Korea With Concern   Decline To Issue Statement; Say Situation Is ‘Unclear’

Army, Students Factors in Whethe South Korean Junta CanHold Powe

Kennedy Keeping in Close Touch .  U.S. Is Concerned About Events in Korea

Senate Adopts Bare-iMinimum Buaget Bilis for sducetion ane Mental Healt

Education Funds Gain Senate Okay   College Must Increase Fees to Meet Outline Required by Lawmaker

Two Others Also Condemned Turkish Junta Issues Death  Decree for Former Premier

Turkish Junta Spares Lives Of Twelve   Death Sentences Of Three Others Upheld By Military

Menderes Gets Death Sentence   Former President Of Turkey Given Life  Term Due To His Age

Gossip’ Denounced email lalallala  Soviets Deny Report Of Red China Rift

But Situation Is Unusually Complicated; Court Upholds Union Shop

Union Shop Ruled Legal In 3-4 Vote   Curbs Imposed On Spending Dues For Political Purpose

 Supreme Court Issues Ruling Union Political Spendine Must Have Member Accorc

Briefs... From the Wire  By The Associated Press  Supreme Court Rules OMyn Linian Shan Duec

FAR REACHING DECISION BY HIGH COURT   Union May Not Spend Member’s Dues For Political Goal;   UNION ACTIVITIES MAY BE CURTAILED

in Complex Decision... [PIAA EMEBSTON es  Court Upholds Union Shop

Labor Boosted in Ruling Upholding Union Shop  Court Curbs Union Political Activities

Terrorists In Algeria Open Fire   Eastern France Also Locale For Bomb Warfare

STEVENSON GOING TO SOUTH AMERICA   Will Attempt To Accelerate Program For Social And  Kennamic Thevelanmant

-BIG ISSUES ON AGENDA~   UN Assembly Session Seen As Most Crucial

Life of UN May be at Stake as Session Opens   Crowded List Faces Assembly; Starts Tuesday

Crucial Session Faced by U.N.   Red China Issue May Be On Agenda

7 POLICE CRUISERS WER E IN PURSUIT  His Violations Kept Piling Up!

Raps West  For ‘War Psychosis’   Nehru Speaks For Neutral Nations; Calis War ‘Stupid’

Khrushchev Tells Nehru Russians Don't Want War *  Continues to Chant Soviet Love ,: Of Peace =

Ford Breaks Ruth’s 43 Year Mound Mark  New York Could Clinch Series ln Tadeay'e Tole

Ford Breaks  Mark; N. Y.  Victor, 7-0 New Yorkers Push Within One Game  Of Victory; Terry, Jay Meet Today

Ford Sets Record in  7-0 Yank Win   Dressing Room Reports, Box Score, Page 8

Meeting Of SEATO ‘Due Today   U.S. Reported Set To Endorse Troop Entry

US. Ready To Endorse. Troop Move   Communists Given: Until Wednesday. — To Agree On Terms

If No Cease-Fire By Wednesday U.S. Ready To Endorse Entry Of SEATO Troops

 FCO TOU AROV  ‘NAME T. M. FULLER — MANAGER OF MARATHON FARMERS CO-OP OIL Co.   Will Assume New —

People You Know   NAME T. M. FULLER —  MANAGER OF MARATHON  FARMERS CO-OP OIL Co.

(BULLETIN Y15 Streaks To W orld Record Of 30 Miles Above The Earth

Hammerstein’s Millions Stir Bucks  Veitch Annoyed About Credit, Not Cash

Hammerstein's Millions Stir Bucks  “\  tek: pines ed About Credu. Not ( ‘ash

Refuse To Cross Picket Lines —  20 Negro Athlete: Shun Texas Meet

Negro Track Stars Refuse To Cross Picket Line To Participate In Meet

Negro Athletes Walk Out On Texas Tourney   Segregated Seating Blamed As 20 Stars Shun Houston Event

Showers   Negro Athletes Walk Out on Texas Tourney   Segregated Seating Blamed as 20 Stars Shun Houston Event

U.S. Mediators In Negotiations.  Seek for Settlement > OF Ford Co. Strike:

Phone LinesH umming  Federal Mediators Observe UAW-Ford Strike Talks

SAYS FLIGHT TOO SHORT Astronaut Shepard  ‘Reflies’ Mission To Educate Mates

Dalton Wins Test On Gas Tax Hike   House Committee Approves Compromise Plan For Two-Cent Increase, but Levy Would Go Back to Four Cents Unless Voters Approve

Results Not All Governor Was Seeking   Compromise Plan Approved By Ways Means Committee

Compromise Plan On Gas Tax Boost   Special Election Key To Committee Versior

Held In Bank Robbery   TORNADOES THREATEN Snowstorm Maroons  Over 200 Hunters

N. C. Legislators Face Busy Week At Raleigh   South Carolina Jurist Fatally Stricken Today

Money Top: Assembly’s Activities   Possible New Tax Sources To Get Assembly Study

In the Israel Elections Ben-Gurion Party Loses Five Seats, Expected to Remain Dominant Force

Mapai Party Slips, Keeps Israel Role   Tax, Cost Rises Plus Lavon Affair Cut Into Margin

Ben Gurion Wins In Israel Vote   Socialist Party Remains Dominant

After Seats Are Lost Socialist Mapai Party  Still Dominant In Israel

Still, Dominant:  — Israel Socialist Party ~ Loses Parliament Seats

May Have Lost Five Seats  ‘ors ancimreneetcneaniacisititinstne sini tment nnn etna  Ben-Gurion Party  Ahead In Election

Ben-Gurion Has Setback  In Israel   Loses Five Seats do Parliament

Reuther Warn: Chrysler That “Hour Is Late’   ' Must Speed Talks to Avert Strike Set Thursday

Hungry Baluba Refugees Kill Several Whites  U.S. Sends Four Transport Planes To Congo Force

Violence Strikes Congo Again   Baulba Tribesmen In Desperate Georch Far Rand

Food Shortage Spurs Violence   Berserk Slayer of 6 Shot Down by Posse

Four Whites Said Killed, Injured In New Outbreak  Civilians Evacuate Homes Near Native Refugee Camp

U.S. Planes Bolster UN Congo Force   Hungry Balubas Endanger Truce

Baluba Tribesmen Storm Into Elisabethville in Hunt for ns Food: Kill, Injure 4 Whites _

Tribesmen of Congo in Hunger Riot   Balubas Swarm “on Elisabethville; Scream for Faod

She’s Got Faith, $20 For This Trip   Also a Horse To Carry Her Across U.S.

Pair Found Shot To Death   School Girl, Friend Of Family Found On Railroad Bridge

Lumumba Killing May Bring Martyrdom UN Alerts Troons Ag2inst Reprisals

Reprisals Seen By Supporters Of Lumumba   Slaying of Deposed Premier May Bring Simmering Crisis to  a Head.

Fear Mass Reprisals By Leftist Natives   Expect Lumumba’s Allies To Use Death As New Rallying Cry

Lumumba Becomes Congo Martyr  Alert UN Troops To Guard Against Mass Reprisals

U.N. Troops Alerted In Congo   Fear Lumumba’s Death May Give Soviets Excuse To Scuttle Plans For Congo

Lumumba Nears Martyrdom   All United Nations Troops Are Alerted. As Fear Of Vast Reprisal Move Grows   x OK t,o Sa Stee ‘Moscow Police, Students Clash.  As Killings Demonstration Flares

UN Alert for Reprisals in Congo Crisis   Fear Lumumba Supporters May Stage Rampage

Ex-Premier A Martyr In Congo Crisis   Europeans Afraid Of New Outbreak Of Native Terror

Homeowner Shot by 16-Year-Oid  2 Held After Twin City Area Shootings

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Farm Program Attacked By — Republicans  Congress Jealous O _Law-Making Rights As Againct Outcider

KENNEDY FA PROGRAM RUNS INTO TROUBLE   Setting Up Of Farmer Committees Outlined  By Freeman   WOULD LIBERALIZE VARIETY OF LOANS

Agriculture Bill Given Congress  Republicans Attack Freeman's Measure

Pro-Utilities  Outlook Stirs.  Legislator lve + Retqyest, For Probe  “*Precedes Hearings On Ohio Rate Setuy

TELEPHONE EXECUTIVE’S LETTER CALLS DEMOCRATS FOES, REPUBLICANS FRIENDS  Utility Leader Envisions Era Of ‘Rejoicing

Thousands Jailed; ; Many Hurt; 3 Killed ty Sto Kalle  Algerian Rioters Have Their Night In Paris

20,000 Join In Protest To Curfew   Police Arrest 11,538 Persons; -Three Dead

Paris Riots Of Algerians  Leave 3 Dead   13 Policemen, 64 Demonstrators Seriously Hurt

Thousands Jailed; Many Hurt; 3 Killed Algerian Rioters Have Their Night In Paris

Algerians Riot In Paris Streets   Gendarmes Arrest 11,538 In Skirmish

Algerians By Thousands Riot In Paris   Gunfire, Pitched Battles Mark Demonstration

Algerians Riot Over ‘Curfew   Incident Marked by Pitched Battle With Police. Shot:

Raps Treatment Given Negro Envoys in U. $.   ~Murrow Declares Actions Continue to Hurt Our Influence

N.W. lowa Notes   THUNDERING DOWN  No One Injured -— At Sioux Center — When Two Main Street Business Fronts Collanced VYactarday

Victorious Indians Worry Over Possible Loss of Foreign Aid   U. N.'s Congo Policy Backed by Most Nations

Congo Leaders Reach Tentative Katanga Pact   TEMPERATURES   ' Armed Operation Criticized  ' What Is UN Objective In Congo Action?   Re TOM DOC

—— of Criticism Vs. U.N. Action in Congo   An AP News Analysis By TOM HOGE

U.N. Approval Of Atom Plans  Seems Certain   Opposition Is Voiced To Two Proposals by America and Britain

Will Meet With President If Kennedy’ReallyMeans”HeWants To Talk, Says Nikita In Speech

K Says He’s Ready to Confer With Kennedy   Offer Tagged Cynical...  West Assails K’s Latest Offer

K. Offer : Dismissed As Publicity   White. House Reveals Khrushchev Hasn't Issued Any Invitation

Russian Offers Rated Insincere   Meeting Proposals Held Just Publicity

Communist China Badly Lagging in Efforts to Boost Economy, Is Report

TRY TO END LEGISLATURE DEADLOCK   GOP And Democratis Leaders Decide To Set Up Joint House-Senate Appropriation Committee.

Establish Central Unit To Process lowa Data   Executive Counci Also Revises Some Pay Scales

Randolph in 9th, Moulder in 7th  New Version of Redistricting 1s Handed to Missouri House

Committee Lists Redistricting Plan  Changes May Force Houce_Sencnte Talke

sincere ete RS SSENA  Dismal Thanksgiving Day Is Predicted  SNOW WON'T ACCUMULATE

ty Better Living   LIST BLACKHAWEK LEAGUE GAMES, SCORES PAST WEEK

Liberation In Sight Of  Passengers  Pirate Is Anxious To Debark Group At Brazilian Pact

Passengers On Liner May Leave Today  U.S. Admiral On Destroyer To Negotiate Wiesel, Paohoale

Liberation Near For Passengers On Santa Maria   Galyao Ready Tce Debark Group At Rocife Brazil

Stiff Warning Issued Congo   Kasavubu Says He Will Stop Attacks On U.N. Personnel

Kasavubu Promise  Of Action   To End Attacks On UN Personnel By the Congolese

Congo Leader Yields To Stiff Warning   Kasavubu‘s Government Promises Action tc Halt Troop Attacks on U.N. Personnel; Dag Demands Cooperation or Force Will Be Used

3 After U.IN. Warning  Feuding Chiefs Of Congo Settle  Down To Solve Their Differences

Congolese Pledge Halt To Attacks On U.N. Personnel   Kasavubu Regime Makes Promise After Warning By Hammarskjold

Kasavubu Pledges Attempts to Halt Congo ‘Attacks on U.N. Personnel After Warning

Congolese Told To Halt Attacks .  «Stiff Warning Given By Dag Hammarskjol<

Kasavubu Says Attacks on UN. Staff Will Stop.   ‘Warning by Dag Produces Pledae

Kasavubu To Obey Warning   Cooperate or Else Demand Made By Hammarskjold

Kasavubu Promises Move To ‘Halt Attacks On UN People   Nikita Decides — He Wont Attend Assembly Session

U.N. Warns That Attacks Must Cease   Kasavubu Leaders Promise Action Cn Personal Incidents.

Pledge Made To Halt U.N. Attacks   Lumumba Aide Vows To Stop Violence After Dag Warning

ILEO BARES ‘ ANTI-RED PACT DATA   Refugee Camp For Rebels Called. Insult To Congo

Halt To Attacks Sought By U.N. Conqolese Government Pledges Action

Will Apply Legal Steps, He Pledges   New Incidents Of Mistreatment Are Reported In Conge

HANDS KASAVUBU STIFF WARNING  Dag Says Stop Attacking U.N. Personnel in Congo

Congo Army Attacks To Be Stopped   Government Says Legality To Be Used If Needed

Kasavubu Vows Halt  To Violence  He Responds To U.N. Demand For Order

Kasavubu Pledges Halt On Army Attacks On UN   Local Serviceman Eseape s Death In Blizzard

Congolese Promise to  End Attacks   Pledge Made by Congo Government Leader, UN Chief Appears for Unity

On UN Personnel By Congolese Army— Warned By UN, Kasavubu Promises To Take Steps To Stop Attacks

President of Congo Pledges Peace Steps   Promise Made After Stiff Waming From U. N. Secretary

Congo To Halt ArmyAttacks 0) UN Personnel.   Kasavubu Pledges Action After Stiff Warning From Daa

Kasavubu Asrees To Halt Attacks   Congolese Given Stiff Warning By Dag Hammarekintd

Kasavubu regime promise: to halt attacks on U.N.   Will restrain Longolese “Sraanc

Atomic Test Moratorium Asked By U.N   Assembly Ratifies Appeal Over West Soviet Opposition

U.N. Calls For Test  Moratoriun  Nuclear Powers   Moratorium   Nuclear Powers  Voice Objection

Motorists Are Freed  Gradually   Many Travelers Are Marooned; Report No Casualties Yet

Driving Hint of the Day  You are the kev to safetv.   Today’s Chuckle

Postoffice Strafed By U.N. Jets   Incendiary Shells.  Rockets Are Used

KATANGA DEAD REMOVED   U.N. Jet Planes Blast Post Office in Katanga

Fire Aimed To Di srupt New Attack   Jets Use Rockets Against Katanga’s Force In Capital

Jets scatter  Katangans IN. aircraft   U.N. aircrait smash post office in Elisabethville

U.N. Planes Hit Capital Of Katanga   Disperse Troop: At Post Office

U.N. Jets Strafe Congo Post Office   Mther Attacks Result  In Wake of Retaliation

West Chiefs Again Demand Cease-Fire  Kennedy to Meet Se EL: : eee   Kennedy to Meet Gromyko Tedays Reply Expected.

National Heads Meet In Key West  But Are Silent   But Are Silent On Possible Military Action

Heads Agree : That Fighting: Must Be Ended  Kennedy, ‘Macmillan Brought To ether  For First Time -

United Front Is Presented  On Vital Issue   Two Leaders Express Hope Soviets Reply To Their Proposals

FR, Mac Agree; Call On Soviets To Accept Cease-Fire   . HISTORIC SESSION ENDS WITH UNITED FRONT

Pair Calls On Russia To Accept Cease-Fire,  Hope For Quick Reply

Await Call: .  N.H. National Guard Unit Of 15 Men on Stand By Basis

Calls for Task Force Dismal Picture Painted by Reuther About Auto Industry

Dismal Jobless Picture Painted  Reuther Asks Task Foree  In Slumping Car Industry

Auto Jobless Picture Black. Reuther Savs   Urges 6-State Task Force To Battle l nemplovment

Crippling lowa Snowstorm Ends; Subzero Cold Follows   Ottumwa Area Digs Out Of 8-Inch Snow

Radar Bill to Be Amended ir House Shortly  Lacks Effective  Date, Question of Use on Turnpike ©

Radar Bill Changes Are Planned  To. Make it- Effective BS Once and To Anh

Farm Problems Aired At Meet  ‘In-Between Group’ Blamed For Present Dilemma Of Industr;

Leaders of All Faiths Join Fight  Against Delinquency in Britain

‘Prosecutor Makes impassioned Opening Talk  Eichmann impassive Listening to Charges

Accused Keeps Poker Face.... Lawver’s Outburst Stirs Eichmann Trial

Partial Success Paid Eichmann By Prosecutor   Court Reminded Of Former Tries On Jewish People

Eichmann Trial:   eEMPEOERMASETE 2 od     Charge Eichmann Succeeded In Part In Exterminating Jews

Israel Attacks Eichmann Trial Right Challenge  Sa ane! See  Serene   Prosecutor Says No Other Justice Method Possible

Israeli Attorney Blasts Eichmann Hausner Says Jewish  People Will Never  Forget Slaughtering

r Makes Impassioned Opening Talk  Eichmann Impassive Listening to Charaes

Prosecutor Says Eichmann Planned to Wipe Out Jews   Charges He Had Big Part in Nazi Extermination Proaram

Prosecutor Warns Eichmann “There Is No Pardon And There Can Be No Forgetting

No Pardon For Nazi, Court Told   Israeli Attorney Gives Impassioned Warning to Jews

‘Cries ‘No i Pardon’ For  Eichmann   Israeli Attorney Fires Impassioned Warning ‘There Can Be No Forgetting”

EICHMANN PROSECUTOR TELLS COURT  ‘Jewish People Will Never Forqet

No Pardoning, No Forgetting Eichmann, Israel’s Attorney General Vows At Trial

There's No Pardon for Eichmann’   Prosecutor Cries Ou In Voice Ringing With Emotion.

Eichmann’s Face Blank Mask Jews Will Never Forget Your Crime, Ex-Nazi Told

Jewish People Will Not Forget Eichmann Deeds   Impassioned Warning By Attorney General

Prosecutor Insists On Eichmann Guilt   “No Pardon and No Forgetting’, Says Israel’s Attorney-General, Arguing Right to Try Head Of Plan to Exterminate 11 Million Jews

AT EICHMANN TRIAL,  Israeli Attorney Screams Jews Won't Forget Crime

Second Day Of Trial Hears Prosecutor's Rebuital  Stale Rejects Challenge Of Right To Try Eichmann

Holds Penalty For Eichmann Imperative   Prosecutor Recalls “Holocaust” Suffered by Jews in Europe

‘Eichmann Will Not be Forgotten   Prisoner Looks On Stoically As Israeli Attorney General Gives Impassioned Warning

Israel Trial Enters Its Second Day   Altorney General Says Jews Won’t Forget Nazi Acts

Israeli Lawyer Refutes Eichmann’s Challenges   General Grants Ouster From CW Group Demanded

Say No Other Court Available For Eichmann  The Hague WHacn‘+   The Hague Hasn’‘t Jurisdiction Over Persons: Hausner

“Jews Will Never Forget” Haggard Eichmann Fails To Display Any Emotion

"No Pardon, No Forgetting”  Declares Prosecutor In Eichmann Trial Plea

‘oints Finger at Eichmann:  Says Jewish People ‘Will Never Forget’

Claims Israel rias Right To Try Eichmann      Attorney General Answers _ Challenges Regarding Leaality

No Forgetting Eichmann Deeds, Atforney Cries   Prosecution Rejects Defense Contention Of No Jurisdiction

No Forgiving, No Forgetting Prosecutor Heaps Scorn  On Eichmann, Nazi Plans

No Forgetting kichmann’s Crimes   Israel Defends Right to Try Nazi Exterminatot

‘There Is No Pardon’ Cries Israeli Prosecutor at Eichmann’s Trial

EICHMANN UNSHAKEN BY ACCUSATION  Jews Defend Right To Try Mass Slayer

~ NO PARDON, NO FORGETTING ~  Israel Defends Right To Try Eichmann

‘THERE IS NO PARDON" —HAUSNER  ~ Eichmann ‘Succeeded In Part’ In hae Jews—Prosecutor

Second Morning Of Trial Israeli Attorney Points Oral Blast At Eichmann

5 Persons Are-Injurec In Storms ©   Tornado Does Damage ‘In: 27+ Warsaw Area

French, Tunitsians Battle With Words   Five Injured In Sunday Storms

ROQUEFORT DRESSING CHARGE  Police ‘Shorthand’ Out As Driver Beats Rap

OAS Action Big Blow Yo Havana  Agrees To Conside Collective Move

To Consider United Action Against Him; Resolution  Approved 14-2

inis Was Abraham Lincoln [00 Years Ago: February 12, 1861   He Was Enroute To A Place In Nation’s History

Lincoln's Farewell at Springfielc  One of His Most Moving Addresses

On His 52nd Birthday—100 Years Ago  Lincoln Pondered Monumental Task On Train Ride—

Starts With New Fiscal Year July. 1  Tax Withholding Bil IIs Signed by Gov. Dalton

Withholding Bill Signed   Employers to Get Tax Information by May 3l

Gov. Dalton Signs Withholding Bill, Making It Law   State Taxes Will Start Being Taken trom Wages About July 1.

IRECORD Cirep  Plans Bored to Honor Couch IGurret?’s 25 Years Service

Nehru Makes Emotional Appeal  eer cee RAE RES AN NNER Nm  Khrushchev Set To Negotiate I f Kennedy ‘Really Means It       ]

U.S. Leaders See Red Offer Cynical Move  Demands Still ~~ Unaeceptable

Soviet Premier Suggests All Nations That Fought Germany Concur In Talks

Wants Peace Treaty   MOSCOW UPI — Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said today he is ready to negotiate with President Kennedy on Germany if Kennedy ‘‘really means” che wants to talk.

anges Claims He Is R ted y fo Negotiate With President Kennedy On Ger

Western Powers Issue Kremlin Solemn Warning; Khrush Says He Is Ready To Talk If JEK Is: Willing:

Repeats Offer Of Conference ‘With Kennedy   Russian People Told for First Time Country Conducting Nuclear Tests.

Nehru And Khrushchev Give Views   Soviet Chief Calls For U.N. Status For Two German States

Khrushchev Says He's Ready To Negotiate With U.S. On Berlin   Officials Believe Russian Offer Propaganda Campaian

Khrushchev Airs Views At Kremlin   Willing To Begin Parley On Germany If Kennedy Sincere

Turn In German Cold War Khrushchev Move: To Meet With JFK   Says Soviets Welcome Negotiations But Raises Issue of East Berlin in UN

Special Session  France To Shun U.N.   By W. Granger Blair (c) 1961 New York Times News Service Paris. Aug. 1

NAME Nee ~~ Rocky Says Nixon ‘Titular Head’ - . OF Nation’s Republican Party

Sources Claim Rebels Retreat Near Vang Vienc   Commies Finding Supply Problems Stumbling Block

Mass Cuban Attack on Rebels Bared   Castro Foes Said  Battling to Cut Off Half of Island

PICTURES FROM 400 MILES UP  Hurricane - Hunting Tiros Satellite May Be Launched This Summer

Johnson Says US. Will Keep ba  Tor Ban  sident Re   Yice President hKe turns From 13.000Mile Mission to Europe, Africa.

McCann Invites GOP To Discuss Apportionment  Assembly Returns   Assembly Returns To Work Again After Easter Rest

Woman Admits Embezzlement   Former Bank Employee at West Plains. Mo., Signs a Statement.

Des Moines Police Chief  Dismissed   Eide Not Implicated In Any Wrongdoing; ‘Failed at Leadership’

Bond issue Includes Grade School — “Addition at Franklin, Improvements At Brunsville. and Merrill ‘Schools

opt! Il: Ask'$779,9000       Vote on New School   Bond Issue Includes Grade School Addition at Franklin, Improvements At Brunsville and Merrill Schools

Hartley Blasts Gallagher  ‘Deplorable’ Canal  Criticized Agal ain      Hartley Mistaken

Hirsute Dispute in Pursuit of Leo  Lion, Mane-ly or Not, on the Plain?

Several Schools of Thought—  Claremore’s Lion Is  Object Of Safaris

Roaring Ovation For New President  _ Kennedys Cheered By  Crowd Of Million  During Parade

COLORFUL DISPLAY Kennedy Gets Big Ovation In Parade   More stories and pictures of inauguration activities are on pages 3 and 4.

Cuban Regime Is Reorganized   Russians Want U.N. Action  Progress Report Is Sought

‘Made In Czechoslova  Castro Recasts Government In  Communist Mold

Cuban Government Is Reshaped i in Red Mold:  Guevara Industry Czar

Czar Named In Revising  His Council   Industry Control Goes To Guevara In Czech. Pattern

Castro. Makes. Big Changes In Government   Reorgafization Js Along Commie’ Lines~ - Duties Spelled Out

Castro Names Leftist as  Economie Czai  Appoints Guevara To Cast Economy In Communist Mold

COMMUNISTS MOLD CUBAN GOVERNMENT   Ee ee ee eS  Fidel Makes Guevara Thirc in Line And Industry Dictator.

Sweeping Reorganization Follows Marathon Cabinet Session; Ultraleftist Put In Charge Of Nation’s Industries

Sweeping Reorganization Cc astro Reshapes Regime Tn Communist-Like Mold

Government Reorganized By Castro   Red Bloc Nations Used As Pattern In Big Rechuffle

Guevara Gets Vast Powers Over Industry  Havana Diplomats   Havana Diplomats Say Pattern Formed Behind lron Curtain

Castro Recasts Regime In Communist Mold   Guevara Named To Direct Cuban Industries

Guevara Gets Vast Powers Over Industry   Havana Diplomats Say Pattern Formed Behind Iron Curtain

Cuba Recast In Red Mold   Castro Initiates Sweeping Reform After Marathon Cabinet Session

Ultra-Leftist Guevara Czar of Industries   Nation's Economic Life Revamped After Iron Curtain Visit

Cuban Regime Reshuffled on Red Pattern  Head of Bank Made   Head of Bank Made Third in Line in Revolutionary Rule

Be  Reorganization Of Government ‘In Cuba Follows Communist Line

Castro Recasts. His  Govt. in Red Mold   Cuba Cabinet Shakeup Puts Ultra-Leftist in Top Position; U.S. Issues New Challenge .

Communist Now Controls All Industries In Cuba; Plans Recently Drawn In Prague

Red Plan ls Believed To Be Basis   Dictatorial Power Given to New industrial Chieftan

CASTRO RECAST OF GOVT. GIVES POWER TO REDS   Guevara Now Head - Of All Industry

Guevara Put In Charge O! All Industry   Two Castros Still Hold Top Positions

Government Of Cuba Is Reshaped   Castro Uses Red Mold; Guevara Is Given Kev Role

COMMUNISTS MOLD CUBAN GOVERNMENT   Fidel Makes Guevara Thirc in Line And Industry Dictator.

Castros Regime Is Recast Today In Commie Image   Most Changés in Prague Mold;  Guevara Directing Industries

Castro Recasts Cuban Regime In Soviet Mold   Leftist Guevara Given Direction Of Island Industry

Castro Recasting Cuban Government In Commie Style   Guevara Joins the Castro Brothers as Top Official In Red Regime.

CommunistShaped Mold Followed   Fidel, Raul, Guevara Head Planning Council

Ernesto Guevara Is Given Virtually Dictatorial Powers Over Cuba's Industries, Raul Castro No. 2 Man

Castro Shapes Regime In Communist Mold   Sweeping Reorganization After Marathon Cabinet Session Gives Guevara Dictatorial Direction of the Nation’s Industries

Burned Bridge Causing Crash Boys Involved In Three Girls’ Deaths Released

Bridge Burning Youths Are Free  No Indictments in Case: Called Prank

Inside...   Research Necesary  Dr. Ellis Declares Midwest Napping in Growth Period

Georgia U.’s Segregation  Wall Falls  Supreme and District   Supreme and District U. S. Courts Rebuff Pleas and Two Negro Students Get Entry

ORACLES TO OPEN FOOTBALL SEASON AT HOME. SEPT 1   WESTERN WILL BE FOE; TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE HERE

Tunney’s Views On Fight Are Hif  Johansson Calls Him Old Publicity Seeker

Average Plant Worker’s Paycheck Fattest Yet  _ November Figure Is $6.61 Higher

3 Women Found Slain  In Home   AuthoritiesHuni Grandson  Of One Victim

‘Big 2 Agree New A-Tests Are Necessary   Macmillan, Kennedy In Friday Conclave On World Affairs

Stevenson Visibly Upset By Disorders   Fear Violent Riots Await UN Ambassador In Peru

Stevenson Off to Peru:  Riots Feared  5 Die, 16 Woundec As Reds Foment Bolivia Disorder

U.N. Vote on China ls Near   U.S. Is Seeking Support for Move to Head Off Bid

U.S. Seeks Support On Move To Head Off UN Vote On Seating Of Red China

U.S. Is Working : Behind Scenes fo Block Red China   Seek: to Head: Off Vote by “Assembly

U.S. Maneuvering To Postpone Vote On U.N. Seat For Communist China

Blocking Move On UN Seat   US Is Working To Head Off Red  China’s Seating

Communists Talk of Future Peace, Plent\   Most of Delegates to Moscow Meeting Unaware of Giant Explosion.

News of Sovief Test Kept From  Most Russians  Red Congress Dwells on Plans; Chou Flies Home

Chou En-Lai Goes Home  Red Party- Leaders See Peace, Plenty   Reaction To Soviet Bomb Blast Is Swift, Savage’.

Rosy Communist Picture Dulled By Sudden Exodus of Chou and Delegates’ Jqnorance About Bomb

Many Unaware of Nuciear Blast ‘Peace and Plenty’  Is Still Red Theme

Transfer Move Seen  On Filibuster Debate   Phila Ward Changes Hit Snag

i  Four Emergency Measures Passed Redistricting Of City's Voting Wards Hits Snag

SOLAR PLEXUS FLEXING QUITE PERPLEXING  Navel Maneuvers Hit Washington Below Belt

Spurns Demo Dinner, Man  Is Suspended   Former State Aide Forced To Buy Tickets

Palmer Testifies At Hearing In Pittsburgh  ‘Macing’ Claim Studied

Says A America is s Worn O1 Our  Khrushchev Eyes Campaign on U.S,

Nikita Claims Russia To Beat U.S. Economy   Red Premier Trying To Cenvince Sovicts That Russia Gaining On U.S. Production

Warn Steel Against Price Hike   Kennedy Tells Firms Federal Action May Be Necessary to Hole Down Defense Costs

ae-~ —E rr” —ews—s—“=sSNNONCNN  Kennedy Issues Wa rning to Steel Indu stry   Corernment Action Might Be Necessary if Prices Are Raised After Wage Boost

Steel Companies Warned Government Action May  Result If Prices Advance”

President Holds Club On Prices   Action Hinted In Warnings to Steel Executives

Price Hike Would Hurt Stability   ‘Restrictive Monetary And Fiscal Measures’ May Be Necessary: JFK

JFK Warns of Curbs If Steel Goes Ur   Writes to 12 Major Firm Executives on Holding Price Line

Kennedy Warns Steel Industry On Price Boost   ‘Restrictive Measures’ Hinted In Letters to Top Executives

Kennedy issues Warning To Steel Industry   Says Restrictive Measures May Be Needed If Steel Prices Go Up

President Expresses Feelings About * Boost In Letters to 12 Executives

After Fast Trip Abroad... .  Mrs. Kennedy Settles Down In Florida Home

First Lady Scores Personal Success In Latin America; Begins Holiday Rest

Algerian Band Raids Hospital   Executioners Kill 2, Wound 14 in Violent - Rightist Paris Attack

Algerians Kill Two In Paris Hospital  Bedridden Patients Wounded in Shooting

Opening of Peace Talks Abandoned  Algerian Terrorists Shoot Up Hospita

TERRORISTS MURDER TWO INHOSPITAL   14 Wounded During Shooting Spree By Algerian Raiders   PEACE TALKS WILL NOT BEGIN TODAY

Patients In Bed, Visitors, Guards Shot   U. S. Consulate In Algiers Is Heavily Damaged By Bomb

Algerians Raid, Kill Patients In Paris Hospital   Cancer Crusade  Nets 37.5

Raid on Paris Hosnital Made By Algerians  Two killed, 14 Hurt y_. or wee  Ye le feagiem, fe} areal   Two Killed, 14 Hurt In Attack Coinciding With Algiers Blasts

P2O0RY AMURCK  Algerian Executioners Raid Paris Hospital; . Twe Killed, 14 Wounded

Former East Berliner Tells of Freedom Dash   By DR. ERNST LEHNHARDT Written for The AP

Crosses Border With Family  DoctorA bandonsAllTo Start New Life In West

‘German Doctor Tells The Story Of His  \Desmesaté Dash To Freedom From Reds   By DR. ERNST LEHNHARDT Written far The AP

Physician of East Berlin Tells Why He and Family Fled to Western Sector

 FAMILY GAMBLES AGAINST BULLETS  ‘Man Tells How He Fled E. Berlin   By OR. ERNEST LEHNHAROT Written for The AP

$500 Monthly Was High Income—  Refugee Doctor Tells Of Life Behind Iron  Curtain In East Berlin   By DR. ERNST LEHNHARDE Welitan far Tha AP

East Berlin Doctor Tells Of His Flight To A New Life-‘But Such A Better One’   By DR, ERNST LEHNHARDI Written for The aP

With His Family E. Berlin Doctor Tells   Why He Fled to W. Berlin   uy DR, ERNST LEHNHARDT Written: for The AP

‘A COMPLETELY NEW LIFE-BUT SUCH A BETTER ONE’ EE ee ER INE  E. Berlin Doctor Tells Of Escape To The West

Communists Fire Warning Shots To Scare Germans Along Border   Clear Out Spies, Ulbricht Roars Fast Germans Demand Air Control   East German Doctor Flees to  Fear of Guns Outweiahed by Lifetime of Captivity

THE WFATHER   Fled East Berlin Weighing Fear Big Decision for Escapers

Courageous East Berlin Doctor  Tells of Escape to ‘A Better Life’

German Doctor Tells of His Desperate Dash for Freedom   By DR. ERNST LEHNHARDT Written far The AP

EAST GERMAN DOCTOR TELLS  His Escape To Freedom   By DR. ERNST LEHNHARDT Written for The AP

Refugee Medic Deseribes Life Lnder Red Domination   By DR. ERNST LEHNHARDT  Weittas, fae Vhao AD

 East Berlin Physician Tells Why He Fled Communist Rule   By DR. ERNST LEHNHARDT Weiter for The SP

Doctor Tells Why He And Family Fled To The West   By DR. ERNST NST LEHNHARDT  ae a de” a

Mercy Granted Doomed Slayer  Pe eee ee   Governor Points Out Flaws in Testimony

Governor Spares Life Of Slayer   Claims Killer Of Love Rival Wasn't Given Fair Trial

Slayer Is Saved From  Death Chair   DiSalle Commutes Sentence 12 Hours Before Execution

_ SAVED FROM DEATH IN CHAIR— Sentence Commuted  To Life By DiSalle —

Mercy Granted Doomed Slayer   Governor Points Out Flaws in Testimony

Vrs. Jennie Hull of Bradford to Learn Re: sult s sin 3 Weel Su ecks  First of 3 Sisters Has Eve Operation

 (Coprighted 1960, A Nationa’ ‘Council of Charches Religios } Features)

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Facing Defeat, US Raliies-in Davis Cup

Supreme Court Rules——  Misuse of Authority Allows Personal Suits

Public Officials Vulnerable  High Court Ruling Approves Suits For

Army Chiet Asks Fast Development Of Missile Killer   Stahr’s Appeal To Senators To Back Nike-Zeus At Variance With Kennedy's Plan To Limit Funds For The Program

MAKES APPEAL FOR WEAPON   Army Secretary Wants Rapid Development Of Nike-Zeus

Not Encouraged Over Stand On Summit Either  Western Policy In Crisis Hampered By Lack of Aareement

Find Little New In Nikita’s Plan  U.S. Officials Say Package Fails PT A dees sage Dix ee Po god GN ongm peek

New Nikita Proposals  Fall Short   Berlin Prospects  Still Clouded

Khrushchev 's New Proposal Unencouraginc  U.S. Says It Fails   U.S. Says It Fails To Advance Berlin Accord Prospects

Khrushchev Offer Given West Rebuff   Package Proposal On Berlin Termed ‘Same Old Views’

U.S. ‘Cool’ To Newest Mr. kk Plan   Claims Package Fails To Advance Truce In Germany

Latest Khrushchev Proposal On Berlin Offers Little Hope  Willing To Talk But Provides No Basis For Agreement

U.S. Not Encouraged   Wede INVUE BIIVUTUQGSU  Khrushchev's Latest Package Proposal Fails To Bring Hope

Nothing In Khrushchev’s Latest Proposal To End Berlin Crisis      Soviet Leader Also Declares He !s Ready For Summit Meeting

Khrushchev Plan Offers Little Hope   U. S. Officials Say Latest Red Proposal on Germany Offers Nothing Encouraging

Red-Plan OnBerlin Not New See No Prospects  For Agreement On Pronosal

Plan Offers Little Hope For Berlin   Red Leader Again Suggests Summit Meet

Readiness lor Summit Premature  Federal Officials Say Lower-Level  Talke Came Firat

Nikita Talk Bid Falls Short   Red Leader's  Berlin Package Deal Fails To Advance Seitlement Chance

Inyasion Failure Raises Questions  Bob Kennedy Assigned to Aid Study Of Nation’s Intelligence Structure

Rob’t Kennedy To Help Study of Intelligence   Project To Analyze U.S. Misealculation in Cuba

JEK Names Three To Aic Gen. Taylor   To Study Nation’s Capacity For War, Intellizence Setup

Robert Kennedy Joins Cuba-Probe General Pa¥lor H Heads Inquiry Peg Deeg Be

Rockefellers Flee  Fire in Mansion  Wear Night Clothes, Carry Art Works

Little Rock Gets Speedup Order   Federal Court Demands Fast Integration Pace

Anderson Hints Extra Session   Governor Calls Legislative Leaders on Phone to Discus: Possible Committee Meetinc

Bill to Help Families of Moderate Income  Big Housing Measure Signed

huns into billions  ‘Forgotten Family’ Housing Measure Signed By Kennedy

President Signs Bill On Housing  Designed To Aid Lower Middle Income Group

Housing Measure Now Law   -'Forgotten. Families’. Now Have Chance To Get Home.Loans:

Girl, 20, In Charge of Family —  Strangers Make Christmas Merry For Orphaned Minnesota Family

CHRISTMAS TO BE HAPPY DAY—  Parentless Family Receives Gifts from All Over U. S.

Most Rates Within State Raised 5 P.C.  Public Hearing Takes Place in Buffalo June 27

i Dn Di diplomat ats  Call Real Estate Leaders To Curb Anti-Negro Moves

Urges Housing for Negro Diplomats  Bowles Wants Real Estate  BA. 2. FP... wmet. e e ge

Sen. Russell Urges Immediate Moves To Correct Slump in Farm Income

BUC Sees Spring Rise  In Ohio Jobs   Unemployment Lis Expected To Grow Early In New Year

TANTALIZING ‘TRADE? STUDIED Embezzlers Get More Than ‘Criminals’

Dead,’ She Said. ‘Too Bad, He Saia. Hemingway's Literary Style Deceptively Simple

FACES STILL ANOTHER Texas Legislature Ends Second Called Session

Congressional Runoff Voted; Solons Quit   RELATED STORIES ON PAGE 4-A

Racket in Soil Bank: Big Profit   Sen. Williams Charge: Activities by Group Of Coloradoans.

Business World  REMSEN MAN: TAKES OVER MANAGEMENT OF PRODUCE AND — FEED BUSINESS HERE  Larry Freking Changes — Name Of Former — Sutherland Creamery

BUSHES WEOrit REMSEN MAN TAKES _  OVER Waneunene  OF PRODUCE AND —  FEED BUSINESS HERE D BU  Larry Freking Changes — Name Of Former — ’ Sutherland Creamery:

Cite 3 Drivers In Crashes Here   Women Hurt When Parked Car Is Hit

Sen. Javits Suggests Goldwater's Ouster as Senate Campaign Chief

‘Streamlined Court Proposal Battle Looms  Amendments Seen Triggering Fight; Pe a tee Coe, Se

Issues Snarl Oulook On  Adjournment  Mansfield Says Sine Die Hour Casll Tlreavicin

Adlai Denies Roa Charge of ‘Piracy’   Planes Castro's, Pilots Defectors, One anf Them Save

Adlai Denies Charges Of Cuba Envoy  No Personnel, No Planes Involved, _

Roa Claims Deception By Kennedy   Adlai Denies Charge in U.N.; Soviet's Zorin Assails U.S.

‘Vandalistic Aggression, Roa Asserts   Cuban's Charges Flatly Denied By Ambassador Adla

Roa screams vandalistic aggression  Stevenson denies   Stevenson denies Cuban’s charge before Assembly

U.S. Blamed By Cuban Minister   Stevenson Denies  Charges Made to UN

“Did All Possible” . Senate Closes 57th Session Hearing 9-Hour Filibuster

House Members Fight In Glosing Session   Texas Senate A pproves $810 Teacher Pay Raise

SPENDING POLICIES OF PRESIDENT ALSO ATTACKED  Goldwater Flays JFK on Castro Deal

Barry Blasts JFK's Support Of ‘Blackmail’   Says President Does ‘Disservice’ Backing Tractor Dea

Tense Troops on the Move‘As Castro Voices Alarm   There Will Be No Pearl Harbor [At Guantanamo U.S. Navy Base

Fidel Keeps Cuba In Frenzy With Massive Arms Display   Both Reqular And Civilian Troops Take Up Positions In Many Places   UNITED STATES UPHELD  Cuban Charges Discarded By U.N.   NO ‘PEARL HARBOR’ AT CUBAN BASE  Fidel Castro Lacks Needed Arms—And Outside tielp — In Any Attempt To Capture Guantanamo

Leader Sees New Strife In Tunisia  We 8 Bk Wh ee ee cl   President Demands French Withdraw Into Naval Base

Bourguiba Warns Fight May Start   Wants French To Leave Bizerte; Says Aid Offered

Says France Is Violating U.N. Order   , Funisian President  ; Hurls New Charges

Bourguiba Says French Retain Battle Posts  Gavue Bafiucal ta   Says Refusal to Withdraw Means Truce Violation

Say France Violates Cease-Fire Order   Tunisian President Complains That Troops Not Back to Pre-Battle Posts.

Tunisian Chief Sounds Threat   Fighting May Break Out Again, Bourguiba Warns at News Parley

WARN FRENCH TO VACATE BIZERTE   “Will Resist Until End,” Bourguiba Declares  U.N. SEGRETARY   Confers With Officials Ir Effort To Keep Crisis From Growing Worse

French Hit By Tunisians Over Truce  Fighting May Start Anew According T¢ , ee ee nN, Eee

France Cited On Violation Of UN Rule   Tunisian Head Points to Refusal To Pull Back

Tunis Warns France of NewFighting   Violation of U.N. Cease-Fire Charged By Bourguiba

Tunisia Charges France With Violation Of Cease-Fire; Warns of More Fighting

Charges Hurled At France French-Tunisia Battle 'A Thorny Task For Dag

Violation Charged By  Tunisians   President Says Fighting May Break Out Again

Tunisia Says France  Violating U.N. Order   Jammarskjold Studies Charges Against French

lLevels Charges Against France .  Bourguiba Warns  Of New Fighting

To Ease Tensions:      Hammarskjold Continues Talks With Tunisia Chief

WARNS FIGHTING MAY RECUR— Tunisian President Accuses France Of Truce Violations

Warning Holds Threat of New Bizerte Battle   Bourguiba Says p French Balking

Tunis Chief Raps France As Violator   Bourguiba Warns Fighting May Be Resumed In Area

Bourguiba Cites Another Battle If French Stay   Asks Other Nations To Provide Troops, Arms, Aircraft

Bourguiba Charges Violation   France Accused Of Extending Hold On Tunisia

Tunisia Charges Order Violated   Bourguiba Warns Fight May Renew

France - Tunis Feud Flares   Efforts Hampered To Return [Passengers On Hijacked Plane

Tunisian Chief  Assails France  Again Seeks U.N. Action in Fight

THREATENS MORE FIGHTING Bourguiba Accuses France Of} Violating Cease-Fire Order

Tunisian Presiden Says France Brokt Ceasefire Order  sepmatiina VAsawne   Bourguiba Warns ‘That Fighting Mav Start Again

Judge Ritter Reversed Utah Dairy Firm Wins Award Of $100,000 From Teamsters

Eastern Penna.Loses  31 Reeruits   Three of Youths From One Block In Bethlehem

Congress Applause  Tempered   Solons Warn Much Depends On Nikita

West Berliners Ask for Arms   Allies Ponder Plea for Modern Weapon:

West Berlin Police Ask  Arms Boost  Allies Consider Better Wea pons

West Review: Arms Bid by Berlin Cops  Rifles Asked To Combat Red Firepower

May Give W. German Police More Firepower Allies Study  Question; Have Only Pistols And Tear Gas'

Not Guilty Plea Seen By Eiehmann   Judges Ponder Challenge Of Defense Lawyer

Tribunal Rules Israel Has Right To Try Eichmanr   Defendant Pleads Not Guilty as Trial Resumes

Nazi Expected To Plead Not Guilty Today   Challenge of Court's Authority Expected  To Be Rejected Also

Mike Weldon's Weather Eye   Dognaper Gets More Than Bitsy Ransom On ‘Itsy’

Won’t Leave Itsy Alone —  Couple Pay $500 Ransom For Stolen Toy Poodle

Home Revolves Around lisy Hiot Dog Returned For S500: Owner In Stew

FondOwners Pay Ransom To Dognaper   Pair Says Heme Revolved Around 8-Pound Poodle

VEERS FROM RUNWAY, HITS TRUCK AND BURNS   44 Injured as Flames Destroy DC-8 at Denver After Stop in Chicago

Craft With 120 Aboard Hits Truck   Driver Killed; 44 Passengers Hospitalized

Plane Crash Fatal to 17   Fire Sweeps Giant Jetliner After Accident on Landing

Craft Bursts Into Flames:  120 on Board   4A Passengers Hurt While Rest Unhurt: Truck Driver Killed

Jet With 120 on Board Bursts Into Flames  At Denver: 44 Are Hurt

Ohioan Held For Iral in Wife Slaying   GOES QUIETLY TO DEATH  ~Penelton Dies in Chair

Committee Recommendation Buy American Plan Urgec In Any Purchases By State

Charges Senate Gambling Rackets  Probe Witnesses Defy Government

PLOWS, SALT ON HAND AT 2 STATIONS   Crews ‘Primed For Action’ Should Storm Hit

-Lfe’s: End  MRS. ANNA. HAMMOND : WAS MERRILL RESIDENT _DNSEAt PURSDAY

ef 4. ; ? Life’s End MRS. ANNA HAMMOND  WAS MERRILL RESIDENT —FUNERAL TUESDAY

30 Inches High in Some Places, Winds 75 MPH  Nor thenct Ei ahtin   Northeast Fighting Relentless Battle To Dia itself Out

Balle With snow rene OW.  Emergency Conditions Are ‘Proclaimed In Northeast

Huge Drifts Pose Large Problem  N.Y. City Allows ! Only Official

Blame Severe Snowstorm  For Nearly 100 Deaths   Weather Eve Is Kept On Storm In Oklahoma

Count 100 Deaths From Storm That Piled Drifts High— Phones, Power Hit

New York Bans All Car Travel  Entire Towns Lose Power, rf Pe eee ere  wet

INDEX   Republicans Needle Kennedy Over ‘Missile Findings’: Demos Bristle.

Question of ‘Missile Gap’ Stirs Political Controversy   Republicans Say ‘Ike Was Right’; Apology Demanded

No ‘Missile. Gap’ Report Inaccurate.   Earlier Release In Agreement With Bleanhawar

Yes Or No, Missile Gap Debate Rages  GOP Wants JFK Apology To Ike

Russia Cireulates Proposal Fer Pan al Gf Directors To Run United Nations

VETO DEMAND WEAKENING  Soviets Propose Panel Of Directors Run U.N.

Moves to ‘New York Hotel 5 A ee ak ai eae Sa  President-Elect Talks with His Defense Chiei

New Defense Chief Sees Kennedy  President-Elect Not Commenting on Laos Or Cuba at Parleys .

oul Of Fuel Before Now —  Military Transport Plane Disappears Near Argentia

28 On Missing Transport— Search Cold Newfoundland Waters For Missing Plane

AATCE, ——  Transport Plane Missing at Sea   29 Persons Aboard Are Feared Dead in Crash

BIG PLANE 1S MISSING IN ATLANTIC   U.S. Military Transport  Carrying 23 Persons - Fails To Arrive In New_ 'foundland; Search Begins,

Explosion Heard Off Newfoundland  Plane With as Lost in Atlantic

MATS Plane Lost With 23 Aboard   Transport Missing Over Cold Atlantic;  Explosion Susperta;

IS MISSING IN ATLANTIC   U. S. Military Transport Carrying 23 Persons  Fails To Arrive In Newfoundland; Search Begins.

Military Aircraf t Missing   Reports Differ On Number Aboard Plane Over Sea

U. S. Transport Plane Down at Sea; 28 Aboard   Airmen and Ships in Search Centered Off Newfoundland

‘US; Plane Lost Off Canada Coast  23 Aboard Feared Dead; Explosion Seer

Transport On Way ToUS. From Morocco  Blast Or Flare Seen By Navy Plane; Cold  A Menace Ta Survive

Search frigid Atlantic for missing plane   Military cratt with 28 aboard off Newfoundland

USAF Plane Disappears Over Atlantic; 23 Aboard   Survival Chances Slim

Plane With 22 Aboard Lost;  See Explosion   Norfolk-Bound MATS Craft Vanishes Over Frozen Coast Of Canada; Weather Hampers Search, As It Would Survival

23, Aboard Downed Transport   Plane Vanishe: Over Atlantic Off Argentia

23 Aboard Plane Lost In Atlantic  Craft. Van   U.S: Craft: Vanishes Off Newfoundland; Bia Search Starts

Pairol Fliers Report Seeing Air Explosion  Zero Weather In Gander Area Hinders Search

Regal Rites Accompany Franco Fete  Generalissimo Grants Honors To Supporters ©

Agency Head Says   Russia Outstrips U.S. A. In Man-Into-Space Race

Reds Ready To Put Man Into Space   Chief Of America Space Program Voices His Views

Astronaut Chief Points To Latest Feat   Says Russians Many Months Ahead Of Mercury Program

VILLI AILS LL hk bso ai  Arrests at 10 an Hour, Yet lowa Holiday Toll at Seven

Legislators Will Discuss Mileage Issue  Speaker, House Ledders To Meet

south Viet Nam Government Troops Report Clashes .  20 Rebels Are Killed   REJECTS BAN ON ROCK ‘N’ ROLL

Nelson Claims State Chamber  'Noafia!  Frotil biased Governor Chides Group for Attack On State Outlays

Kennedy; Macmillan Join In-Pledge Tc Work for a Strengthened Free World.

Kenn nedy, Mac millan In Pledge  West To Work For Free World Strenath

Joint. Statement At End Of Conference; Oppose Red Undermining Of UN

New Effort To Stem Flow Of U.S. Gold   Eisenhower Orders U.S. Citizens To Dispose Of Holdinas

New Act by lke To Halt Gold Drain   U.S. Citizens and Firms Can't Keep Metal Held Abroad.   Below 18 Billion.

Ike Bans Hoarding of Gold Abroad   Gold Holdings Abroad Must be Disposed of Before June 1, 1961

Little To Be Gained Syria Asks Recognition U.S. In No Hurry to Act

No Quick Decision Seen on Request  SpACEEERARRENAERSNRREAR ARERR ee  s vria  Asks ERM For Recognition

Broadcast From Damascus   Slow Action Seen  New Syria Asks U.S. Recognition

World News  East-West Debates Collapse on UN Floor   Government Suits Filed

Red Bloc Rebuffs Stevenson Proposal To Shorten Meeting; Full Debates Likely

UN. Debate Limitation Not To Be   Two-Nation Talks _ Fail. To Keep Agendc ‘Free Of Cold War’

Congress . Winds Up Extended  Session Senate i in Huf.  . 2 ae   Senate in Huff Because House Action Leaves  ‘No Choice’ Bil]

Congress Adjourns At 6 AM   President Called Up Out Of Bed To Hear Long Session Over

Long Session Is Ended After Kennedy Call   Leaders of Congress Pleased With Record: Senate Left Crying

Congress Ends Session At6:16 a.m. Wednesday;  Longest in Ten Years

Congress Ends Long  Session  Longest Meetinc Since End Of  Karann War

FOREIGN SPEAKING GUNMEN  Police Seek Looters of Maple Plain Bank

Bandits Get $6,000 —  Police, FBI Agents Hunt Maple Lake Bank Bandits

Joe Fragasse Heart Victim   Linn-Hert Treasurer Stricken At Home

STATE MAN BELIEVED DEAD Letter Checking Suitor's Past Leads Authorities to Wonder

[Sma all NATO N; NATO Nations  ‘Allies lies Seck Aid They Can Offer

Agreement On Buildup Is Reached   Smaller Nations Checking With  Governments

Rusk Cites Allied Aims On Berlin   Smaller Nations In NATO Take Poll On Assisting Buildup

Briton Given Heavy Term InSpy Case   42-Year Sentence Meant As Warning Deterrent To Other:

Diplomat Sentenced  For Spying   British Give George Blake 42 Year Term

RECORD. Be YEAR TERM AS ‘RED AGENT: ach     British. Sentence. Ex:Envoy as. Sm

Red Convert Gets. Stiff Spy Penalty  British Declare Term Warning -

Allies Agree To LaosPlan   SEATO Nations Warn Reds Against Airdrops In Laos

General Fund Bill Okayed   Finance Committee Sets $43.5 Million For Fiscal Year

At City Hall .  ISSUE SUNNYSIDE INVESTMENT CORP. 5 BUILDING PERMITS

‘Health Clinics Set Next Week   Immunization And  Child Clinie Planned

Seven Clinics. Are Scheduled   Busy Week Includes Four For Children

Harper Lee’s Novel Wins Pulitzer Prize; Playwright Mosel Honored

Report Nixon Thinks JFK ‘Unbeatable’   No Intention of Running in 1964, Friends Claim

Injuries fo Seven  In Bank Explosion   Building Shattered In Halstead. Kan.

Kansas:   Halstead Bank Is Rocked by Blast   One Wall Is Blown Our As the Roof Collapses

For Lower Bucks  Study Of Junior College Plan Favored By Pennsbury Board   In Langhorne  Church To Construct Two New Buildings

Soviet Russia Successfully Blasts Off Powerful New Rocket in Pacific Test Aree

Test Success In All Stages. Tass Reports   Missile Lands Close To Target: Testing Is Third in Series

Red Firing Of Rocket  Ts Success  Sent on Journey Of 7,500 Miles

LANDS GLOSE TO TARGET IN PACIFIC OCEAN   Other Tests Will Be Undertaken 1,000 Miles  From Hawaii   ATLAS ROCKET HAS GONE 9,000 MILES

Soviets Fire Powerful Carrier Rocket 7,400 Miles Into Pacific Ocean

Russia Fires Huge Rocket Into Pacific   Hits Target Area After 7,400-Mile Flight. Tass Savs

Today’s Index   94 Pages. ? Sections   Russia Tests Powerful New Rocket

Altered But Intact Senate Seeks To Change Foreign Aid Bill Today

Charge Postman Failed To Deliver Rural Mail; Hearing Set Tuesday

Thant Indicates He'll Ignore Red Votes On Congo   U.N. Chief Says He Plans to Take Action Necessary to Maintain Order.

Thant To Ignore Soviet Vetoes: Plans Moves To Restore Order In Congo

Russia Vetoes U.S. Proposals in the U.N.   Reds’ ‘Honeymoon with Thant Is Apparently Over

*Dr. Donahue Is Named Norman Hospital Head   Board Acts at » Tulsa Session

pace NCWCNUSIS DGacK 10 Work  Chimponaut Meets Fame With Dignity and Humility

Chimp Meets Press in Bermuda  ‘Enos Acts Like Fellow Who's Been Around

Chimponaut Meets Press With Humility, Dignity  Enos Greets First Public Audience Bines Whiszine Ahont Farth Twice

Modest Monk  ‘Even a Man Could Do It,’ Indicates Enos at Press Talk

Security Aide Resigns at U.S. Request   Ruling on Favors Cited as Reason For Ouster Move

Security Director  Quits NSA   Reynolds Asked To Resign Under Rule Against Acceptance Of Business Favors

Reynolds Follows Klein  Second Top Official O NSA Resigns Under Fire

Security Director Of NSA Is Forced To Give Up Post  Defense Department Gag Resignation Of  Qs. tt... Bae.. wnt Je

2nd In Week ToResign From Secret Agency   Accepted Favors From Those Doing Rucinace With Gev’t

As. Housecleaning Contmues....  Another NSA Director Requested To Resign

2nd High Level Resignation in The Past Week   Standard of Conduct Directive Invoked

KENNEDY-ADENAUER ACCORD Exploratory Talks With Soviet OKd   Security Director Resigns on Request

Second U.S. Top Secret Aide Quits   Security Agency Official Resigns When Requested

Second Security Agency Man Lose: His Post in Probe   Director Resigns On Request Over Accepting Favor

NSA Director Quits Resignation Requested Under Conduct Standards Directive

NSA Director Resigns Post By Request   Action Comes After Defense Department Protest of Fovors

Accepted Favors! Security Director Of NSA Resigns ‘At Request Of Defense Department

Washington: ae is  Security Chief Asked to Resign   Favors Rule Cited in Reauest Revnolds Ouit

KERN COUNTY PRODCCTION   No Details of Favors Revealed   Favors Prohibited

Admiral Burke Declares:  Reds Hope US ‘Apathy  Will Lead To Weakness

Yankee Optimism Plays Into Communist Hands, Warning of Navy Chief

Admiral Says U.S. Is Too ‘Optimistic   Fooling Itself That There's No Threat From Russians

Admiral Burke Sees Threat in U.S. Optimism   Cautions Against Yank Indifference

FIVE EAST BERLINERS JUMP LINE   Reds Gas West Berlin Border Crowd After Escapees Leap From 2nd Floor Window.

Reds Throw Tear Gas at W. Germans   Hurl Grenades After 5 East Berliners Jump to Freedom

Vopos use grenades on West Berliners  Police taken by surprise as five  Ect Gaymanc sumn th AWlact cartny

German Reds Use Tear Gas On Berliners  Grenades Thrown  Into Crowd When 5

Incident Follows Escape    Five East Berliners Leap To Freedom From House Into . Sand-Filled Truck

German Reds Hurl Tear Gas   Grenades Tossed After Five Flee By Leap From House Into Truck

‘As 5 More Escape from Commie Sector   Leap into Truck Filled With Sand

\t W. Berlin Crowd After 5 Refugees Leap, Flee—  Red Police Hurl Gas Bombs

East German Escapees Irk Berlin ‘Vopos’   5 Escapees Leap Into Truck As West Residents Cheer

East Berlin quintet jumps to freedom   Gen. Clay tours divided city to prove ‘rights’

Five Escape By Jumping  Into Truek   Communists Admit Economic Blow As Workers On Guard

East Berliners Jump From 2nd Story Window  Frustrated Police   Frustrated Police Take Spite Out on W. German Crowd

New Incidents At Berlin Border  Reds Hurl Gas Grenades At Crowd   Gen. Taylor’s View  Sending Troops To Viet Nam 's ‘Last Resort’

Escapees Irk Berlin Vopos   West Berliners Cheer As 5 Leap To Freedom

East Germans Use  Tear Gas on Mob   Five East Berliners Jump From Second-Story Window Into Truck

Vopos Toss Gas Grenades Into West Berlin  Irked by Cheers   Irked by Cheers From West Berlin As Five Escape

Teat Gas . Is Pitched AtCrowd   Five Escape Across the Berlin Line

5 ESCAPE BY JUMPING INTO TRUCK   Mobilization Of Militia Severe Economic Blow

‘New Incidents At Berlin Border ———  Reds Hurl Gas Grenades At Crowd

BY JUMPING INTO TRUCK   Mobilization Of Militia Severe Economic Blow

US. Recruits Sought for Cuba Attack   Anti-Castro Group to Train 10,000 Outside of Country

Provide Aid For Cuban Refugees  $4 Million Program Unveiled By Kennedy

JFK Sets Up Cuban Aid Plan   U.S. Appropriates Four Million Dollars For Care Of Refugees

India On Side Of Western Powers  Bdaran Caranke Amine   Menon Speaks Aggins! Veto At 14-Nation Cenference

Tax Data Exchange Considered   State, U.S. Negotiations Get Go-Ahead

Compromise Is Passed 17-J4; 9 GOP "Ayes"   Now Goes Back to Assembly for Vote on Amendments

Swift Reversal On Nelson Setup Startles Capitol  Nine Republicans, Eight Democrats Approve Switch

Ice, Snow Hit Northwestern Missouri Roads   But Storm Expected To Move Out Tonight Colder Weather Due

Latin Aid Program Launched Without Cuba’s Help: Dillon Answers Attacks

Ratify Charter Without Cuba   Failure of Alliance Predicted by Che

Latins Approve Alliance   Punta Del Este Charter Passed Without Cuba; Dillon Rebuffs Guevara

Fugitive Was Chief Executioner U.S. Prepares to Deport Former Castro Aide, Possibly to Mexico   Death Penalty Asked for Americans Held in Cuba

Castro’s ‘Lord High Butcher’ Nabbed In N.Y.   Milwaukee-Born Executioner Set For Deportation

Has Executed 200 Cubans, Claim  Castro's Executioner To Be Deported

See 2 LHS, Page 2   Dean Heller Denies Charge College Has Only Liberals

Late Bulletin  LOCAL BARBERSHOPPERS ~— TO APPEAR ON TV AND RADIO Pre weew

Late Bulletin.  LOCAL BARBERSHOPPERS — TO APPEAR ON TV AND RADIO THIS. WEEK —

Johnson In forma  HoyAJ: Kennedy   El Presidente Volvera Hay A Washinecton

Nant Cease-Fire Talks Held In Rebel Territory Provisional Government Demanded By Laos Reds

Mrs. Shepard Watches on TV   Sees Husband Soar Toward Space in Rocket Ship

Shepard’s. Wife Views Blast-Off   Watches Husband's Historic Rocket Trip On TY, Says It Was ‘Wonderful’

Its Wonderful, Exclaims Wife After Success   She Watched At Her Home At Virginia Beach

‘Everything Was Just W onderful, ‘Mrs. Shepard’s Reaction to Shot

“Ww onderf ul. Wonderful. Wonderful”   Exclaims Wife Of Astronaut Shepard After Rocket Trip

ivvisn ia NeverSeeni?,..’  Finding $240,000 Was His Greatest Misfortune. Man Save

‘WishI’d NeverSeenlt...’  Finding $240,000 Was His Greatest Misfortune, Man Says

Countermeasures Studied  U. S. To Take Western Lead In Seeking Berlin Settlement

Appeal liy JFK Is Received by Rights Backers   Cautions Against Closing Schools

Georgia Leaf Markets May Open July 27   Date Urged By Advisory Board

seven rassengers Unhurt Picture On Page  Shuford Mills Aircraft Is Ditched Off Bahamas

AF Silent on Secret Satellite; ‘Sky Spy’ May Be Passing Over USSR

Owns More Than 1,000 Acres and a Cafe — \Cadillac-Riding Farmer's Jibe  Arouses Ire of Secy, Freeman

Cadillac Man Mattie Hutchins Raises Ire Of 'Of Atlantic Dies Sec. Freeman n New York

ACCORDING TO SURVEY... U. S. homes have more TV sets than bathtubs

: More TVs Than Bathtubs   Exceed Sanitary Utilities, Census Shows

CENSUS BUREAU FIGURES TOLD  TV Sets Outnumber Bathtubs In America

AMERICAN HOMES  More TVs Than Tubs   WASHINGTON (UPI)—There are slightly more "YY sets in Amertican tiomes than flush toilets or bath-

Increase in State Income Tax Proposed As Alternative to Andersen's Excise Levy

Taylor Ordered to Viet Nam Duty  Kennedy Gives Grim Facts  cpg aati  yea “Dnata Piivtoaas ohncedt &

Bishop Hits Persecution Of Christians   German Suffering Today Compared With Nazi Days

Bible Hours For Berliners   Protestant Bishop Meets For Hour Daily With Faithful

Envoy Thompson To Explain U. S. Position to K   Ambassador Return. ing to Moscow With JEK Message, Broac  New Powers.

Bears Message to Nikita . Thompson Returning  To Moscow with Broad New Powers

Envoy lakes U.S. Position Back To Moscow   Thompson Given Broad New Powers To Negotiate

Pat McGee, Yorty fo Oppose Poulson  4 Other Valley Candidates Seek

Pat McGee, Yortly fo Oppose Poulson   4 Other Valley Candidates Seek Top City Office in April Primary

Sky-High Wages At Missile Bases Cited to Probers  Electrician Made 2 See ore   Electrician Made More Than Defense Chief, Group Hears

Pile U A Week Miss te W orkers  Striking It Rich   Pill Boxes, Tooth Paste 1 Tubes, Hot, Water Bottle; What Else They Want?

Land on Duteh Isle. Ask Asylum  Overpower Guards   Overpower Guards In Bloody Battle; 5 Injured, 1 Critical

WORLD NEWS Kasavubu Miacht Seek Aid Outside UN   Space Rocket Ready

Kasavubu Threatens To Seek Aid   Hammarskjold Told  He'll Go Outside fi NI Bar Aeccietanra

Congo Chief T "Wied atens Outside Aid  Demands Rapid Action by LN

Kasavubu May Seek West Aid  Congo Crisis !s Complicated By Move   Plea To His Friende

Congo May Seek Help Outside UN  Pres. Kasovubu Raps Dag for Inaction

50 Americans Fly From Cuba   First Repatriates Released by Castro

First Group Of Citizens Repatriated  ;  aoc ne’   Newamen, Priests Among Plane Load  Returning Home

Three Felled By Huge Fire   Downtown La Crosse Office, Store Building Ruined by $200,000 Blaze

La Crosse Has  $200,000 Fire   Structure Housing Stores and Offices Badly Damaged

Israel Recesses Eichmann Trial   To Pay Tribute To Jewish ‘Victims Of Nazis

TRIAL IS RECESSED   Jews Set Dav Aside To Honor Victims Of Nazis’ Tyranny

Eichmann Kept. In Cell As Israeli: Rites. ‘Honor lazis'- Jewish. Victims

‘Eichmann Trial In Recess  ‘Israel Pauses To Honor  Jewish Victims Of Nazis

Israel Honors Memory of Nazi Victims  Eichmann Remains in Cell, More Argument Friday

Eichmann Remains in Cell Trial Recessed as Israelis Honor Memory of Nazi Victim:

Eichmann Trial Recessed Today  Ceremony Honors Memory Of Victims Of Nazi Onslaught

INDEX   Trial Recess Called for Heroes’ Day   Eichmann Remains In Barred Cell While Court Rests

Eichmann Trial Halts On Holiday In Israel   At Texas Field  Jet Pilots Finish 30-Day Tests for Space Flights

Israel Honors Memory of Nazi Victims  Eichmann’? Trial Will be Resumed

Memorial Day in Israel Halts Eichmann Trial   Nationwide Rites Honor Memory of Nazis’ Victims

Israel Honors Victims   Eichmann Trial  In Recess,  ‘Martyrs And Heroes Dav’ Observed

“MARTYRS DAY”   MARI TRS VAT SE  Israel Recesses Trial To Memorialize Nazi Victims

Israel Honors Memory Of Nazis’ Jewish Victims—  Eichmann Trial Resumes Friday

yes Soviet Threat U.S. Inventory Of Military Might Ordered By Jkk

Rusk Throws  New Charges At eal   Defense Check Set After Saber-Rattling Over Berlin Issue

As Commies Rattle Sabers (ver Berlin   Diplomats Think German Situation May Go To The UN

Kennedy Orders Move As Reds Rattle Sabres   Diplomatic Side Says Perilous Berlin-German Situation May Go to United Nations.

Comes After Tough Talk  ByCommies   Berlin-German Issue May Go Tc  United Nations

U. N. May Get     Berlin-German Hot Situation  ~ Action Sparked By   Action Sparked-By Belligerent’ Talk — Coming From Moscoy

Kennedy Orders U.S. to Weigh Military Might   Belligerent Talk From Khrushchev Results in Study

Reappraisal is Ordered By Kennedy   Rusk Says Perilous German Situation May Go Before U.N.

Security Agency Employee Hunted   Hush-Hush Organization Clerk Gone Five Days; U.S. Discounts Defection

Costs Compared h snaneuninenietidliaieenat ttiiatntsdeeiadlimbaeninmmeendbaaersoiadncneie ee  Orthopedic Hos pital’s Costs Low  Study shows Orthopedi   Hope of F inding Hunter Is Dim

House Urged To Restcre Aid Slashes   Cuisriittee Chops $896 Million From Money Measure

-ommittee Slices $896 Million  Ike, JFK Ask House To Restore Aid Cuts

the Backs JFK's Plea  Pressure Is Put on House  To Restore Foreign Aid Cut

Ike Criticizes Slash in Aid   House Committee Under Pressure to Restore Funds

[House Under Pressure To Restore Fund:   Eisenhower Joins Kennedy In Fight For Foreign Aid

Barricades Are Tighter Around West Berliners  Reds Precautions ag: ~ § *. ups e bn   Reds’ Precautions -Increased in Wake Of Johnson Journe:

Reds Guard Workers As They String Fence   Strengthening Wire to Prevent Further Escapes; British Troops Turh Out to Keep Watch on Job

British Troops Deployed to Keep Watch on Wire-Stringing Job In Wake of U. S. Vice President's Visit to City

British Troops Watch Reds String Wires   Commander Take: ‘Personal Look’ at Red Guards

Commies Tighten  Barricades   British Troops, Tanks Are Deployed Along Zonal  Border

Red Barricade Of West Berlin Being Tightened   Wire Is Strung Near Highway to Hamburg Johnson Visit Hailed

British Watch Wire Stringers At Work oe Mate Wire Stringers At Work  Reds Tighten Border Clamps

British Troops Keeping Watch On New Moves   Small Airfield Is Holding Eye Of English Officials

Soviets Tighten Barriers   British Troops Watch as Reds String More Wire

Barricades Are Tighter Around West Berliners   Reds’ Precautions “Increased in Wake Of Johnson Journey

Vice President Cheers Isolated West Berliners  U.S. Battie Force Arrival Also Aids In Calming City

_ British Watch Wire Stringers At Work  Reds Tighten Border Clamns

DFL Stand ‘Anti-Job’  — Andersen   Says People Shaken By Their Action

UF Goal $101,518  Raised to Date  $20,951   Andersen Labels DFL Anti-iob Party

‘What's Fuss About? Ask Reservists At Ft. Lewis as VIP's Inspect Camp

Ft. Lewis OK, Say Reserves  “What's All the Fuss About?” Ask Army Men From 10 States

Tax Estimate Filing Date Is Extended  Yule Present From State Department

Another Discoverer is Orbited  Effort Planned To Recover Cancnle in Air

St. Patrick Honored   EDITOR’S NOTE — The follow ing byline is the real McCoy.

Gaelic Hearts Sing  Glorious Was St. Patrick Day Annual Celebration

lrish Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day Gloriously  Highlight Is Fact  ey’re In Comman

Irish Have Command of White House   (EDITOR'S NOTE — The following byline is the reat McCoy.)

St. Patrick's Day Parade Irish March on Green Stripe Down. Jammed Fifth Avenue

120,000 March Up 5th Avenue On trish Holidas   EDITOR'S NOTE — ‘the fallow: ing byline is the real McCoy,

Income Tax Return Series Starts On Page!   THEY HAVE THE WHITE HOUSE, TOO ‘The Irish Take Over New York For A Day

Irish Observe Glorious Day   EDITOR’S NOTE — The following byline is the real McCoy.

MeCov finally was freed afte   Aye, It's A Glorious Day For The Irish

For Heady Ingred  7 20, 000 Wisnsere Of The Green Strut On Fifth Avenue

Glorious Day For Irish Is March 17 .   EDITOR'S NOTE — The follow. ing byline is the real McCoy,

lrish Parade In New York Called Biggest   St. Patrick's Day Marked by Annual Event

With: Jack in White House, I's Glorious Day for The Irish, and That's No Blarney

!Wearers of the Green in Strutting Mood  Glorious Is Word of the Irish ‘For St. Patrick's Celebration

Glorious Day For Irish, This St. Patrick’s Day   EDITOR’S NOTE—The following byline is the real Stefan

A Great Day for the frish Sons of Erin March Down  5th Ave. 120.000 Strona

120,000 March In St. Patrick’s Parade  Sure And It's Grand To Be Alive And Irish   Rv IRISH DONNELLY

THEY HAVE THE WHITE HOUSE, TOO  The Irish Take Over New York For A Day

Great Day For Irish   Even Rule At White House   EDITOR'S NOTE — The follow. ng byline is the real McCoy.

IT SET GAELIC HEARTS SINGING  120,000 Strut Down Fitth Ave. To Celebrate St. Paddie’s Day

Glorious Day for Irish  120, 000 Sons of Erin IM arching i in New York

Fifth Avenue March  Wearers Of The Green Strut On Glorious Day   EDITOR'S NOTE: The following byline is the real McCoy.

Great Falls Boy, 15, Kills Foster Mother as He Attempts ‘Perfect Crime’ ©

‘Human Wave Assault Drives Back Royalists   Troops Retreat After Bugle-Charge Reminiscent Of Kore

ENOUGH TO BALANCE BUDGET U.S. Cheated On Taxes Of $25 Billion Income

blue Laws poop parties The calendar be hanged; have your ball Saturday

Jump Gun...Or State Line! Sunday Blue Laws Forcing  Many To Celebrate Tonight

Sunday Club Laws Affect Celebrations in Many States  Many to Mark New Year's Eve Tonight

New Year's Eve to Come Early Where Blue Laws Prevent Proper Howdy

Celebration Beginning Saturday In Many Spots  Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

KENNEDY SAID GETTING BAD ADVICE  Big Strides Seen in Cancer Tests, Fund Cut Deplored

(Cocktails Help Man Live With Reality But Not Escape It, Arques Veteran Researcher

Cocktail Hour Gets Slap On Its Back   Doctor Claims It Helps People Live With Reality

In These Tense Years  Cocktail Hour Helpful In Livine With Reality

WE ARE PEACEFUL, BUT.  Russian. » Space re 3 ,.        wl      Ar , see On Earth’

Warns ‘Enemies Of Peace’ Hero’s Welcome Accorded Red Spaceman In Moscow

Soviet Spaceman Is Hailed as Hero, Lauds Red Power To Crush Enemies

Soviets Putting On Great Kissing Match In Staging Hero’s Welcome To Spaceman Titov

Kisses For Many i  Tifov Receives Hero's Welcome li-Red Squaré.:

Titov Warns Foes of Peace   Russia’s Spaceman Given Hero’s Welcome on Return to Moscow

Soviet Spacemar And Khrushchev Hail Red Power   Vitoyv Warns ‘Enemies OF Peace’ in Hero’s Welcome to Moscow

Masters Are Awarded   Welcome Home with Kisses Given to Russian Spacemar

Warns ‘Enemies’ Of Red Power—  Moscow Gives Spaceman Heros Welcome

Propaganda Speech  Titov Gives Warning to West iWhen Welcomed by Moscow

Vast Exercise By Airborne Troops   Spaceman To Moscow For Welcome

Celebration In Moscow For Titoy   Kisses For All; Warning Ta Reds’ Enemies Sounded

Kissing Nikita Gives Flier Pair Of Awards   Cosmonaut Claims Russia Has Power To Destroy All

KHRUSHCHEV HURLS NEW WAR THREAT   ‘Bigger Bomb' Vow Uttered At Ceremony

Showers of kisses greet Gherman Titov  NEW SOVIET HER O IS WELCOMED IN MOSCOW, HEAPED WITH PRAISE

AN Uscuiatory Arrair...  Cosmonaut Titov Gets Big Welcome  ‘Trades Kisses With All and Sundry

Reds Greet Their Hero   Crowd Jams Red Square To Welcome Space Hero

Millions Witness Kissing Match  Soviet Public Gives Titov Hero's Welcome

~ THRONG GREETS SPACEMAN — Kiss-Filled Welcome  For Titov In Moscow

Titov Return: To Applause  In Moscow   Spaceman Says Russia Has Power To Crush Attack

U.N. Forees Mopping Ur In Katanga   Troops Attempting To Tighten Control And Restore Unity

Eisenhower Asks Prayers For New Administration President Reviews His Accomplishments,   President Reviews His Accomplishments, Lists Challenges Ahead in Farewell Message

Both Africans, Americans Misinformed  Not All Of Us Are  Cowboys, Millionaires

To Most Africans  United States Full of  - Cowboys, Millionaires

Where To Find It   APRILAN VICVY  If Not:a Cowboy, a Millionaire?

Nixon Family Leaves Washington Home. Richard Wistful, Wife Tearful, Girls Cry

Algerian Peace Feelers Move to Secret Sessions   Both Sides Moving Cautiously Today

Algeria Peace Talks Go Underground To Avoid Fumble’   Both Sides Moving Cautiously; Only Technical Details Remain

Paris-Rebel Secret Talks Believed On   Both Sides Cautiou: In Peace Feelers  Over Algeria Rift

Paris Government Representatives  Reported Talking With Rebel Chiefs

Algerian Peace Feelers Out  Emissaries Said   Emissaries Said Meeting In Secret

‘Leaders Move Cautiously  On Both Sides   French, Algerian War Could End At Secret Meet

BOTH SIDES MOVE CAUTIOUSLY  French Officials, Algerian Rebels Believed Holding Secret Meeting

French , Rebel: Seen Holding Secret Talks  Both Sides Move Cautiously in Bid To End Algerian War

Secrecy Cloaks Negotiafions for Algerian Peace  pw.sk Puaneh _Deakale   Both French, Rebels Moving Cautiously; May Be Conferring

Both Sides Are Moving Cautiously  French, Rebels Believed Meeting

SECRET TALKS ARE STARTED ON ALGERIAN WAR   Discuss Technical Detail: Before Open Meetings On Truce.

Algerian Peace Feelers Move Underground   Secret Meetings Hinted In Latest Conferences

Secret Talks Believed Under Way  Algerian War Truce Moves Are Hidden

Algerian Talks Held In Secret  Both Sides Using Much Caution Aftei De Gaulle’s Offer

Cautious Feelers on Algeria  Seek to Avoid Fumble: Think French, Rebel Chiefs Meet Secretly

Congress Shelves Anti-Filibuster Fight, Drops Postal Rate Increase

Hoods Lay Siege to Farm Belt   Serious Delay Faces Midwest Crop Planting

Wadena News   b raat cuemcortaiene  SE  9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. 7:15 Youth Fellowship.

‘Wadena News   Sunday;  _ 9:30 a.m. ‘Church. School, 10:30 am. Worship Service. 7:15 Youth Fellowship.

THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER  Nelson Tells State Chamber It Is ~ A‘Relentlessly Negative Force’

Governor Calls Business Group Reactionary in  Criticizing Money Policy

VIGNETTE FROM THE CIVIL WAR  He Just Couldnt set Away From It All

Night Of Terror In Bolivia Leaves. Five Leftists Dead; Shooting Erupts Near Palace

pisian enson Voices Sympathy for Victims  la Paz Is Quiet After Night of Fata! Rioting

Stevenson Leaves For Peru Visit   U.S. Envoy Not Directly Involved Ju La Paz Riots

5 Slain; Peru His Next Stop   Claim Violence Was to Embarrass Bolivian President

Five leftist rioters slain in Bolivia   Extra troops, police ordered for Adlai’‘s visit

South America:  Stevenson's Latin Trip Is Resumed  Bolivia Is Quiet ~ As Ambassador Leaves for Pert:

BUT STAND SAID TOO WEAK Congress Goes Into Action  On Kennedy Military Plan

Roving White Youths Prowl Montgomery   Mob Member Who Beat Newsmen Free On $200  Rond.

Saco Lodge Presents 50-Year Pins To Trio   Montgomery Held By Racial Tension

National Guardsmen Rule City With An Iron Hand But Situation Is Tense   ‘Freedom Riders’ Causing Arrests

National Guard Units Keep Order   Nab Ex-Policeman For Assault on News Cameramen

Montgomery Tense, Hate Bus Arrives  Legislature To Convene:   Legislature To Convene; Guard Duty Is Increased   SEVEN ARRESTFD

Nazi ‘Hate’ Bus Wheels Through City   Carries Young Men Protesting Racial Integration

IN MONTGOMERYNegro Leaders Call Press Conference To Disclose Plans

Martial law continues in Southern city   Negro leaders talk to press regarding plans

Utter Equipment To Truce Team   Proposal May Signal Possible Break In Bitter East - West Dispute.

Ohio Agricultural Offices At Stake GOP Legislators Attempt To Override DiSalle Veto

Ohio GOP Seeks Veto Override  DiSalle Turndown   DiSalle Turndown Of Measure Opposed

Senate Acts Next House Overrides DiSalle’s Vetc Of Agriculture Society Measure

Fighting Continues In Katanga  Troops Battle To Maintain Independence

Hundreds of Troops Defy U. N. Officials   Katangans Fighting Under White Officers; Indian Ghurkhas Beat Back Three Attacks.

Losses Heavy As UN Troops Repel Attacks   ‘White Mercenaries’ Lead Secessionists In Last-Ditch Fight

- Still Paying $39 Million F ood Debt Finns See Herbert Hoover As Their Nation’s Savior

Finnish Chief Visits Hoover, Pays Off Debt   Former President of U.S. Called Finland's Savior

ANG Soe, Virtus 7 Finland Biosidint Pigs Hoover Debt Of: :Honor :

Finn President Pays Debt Of Honor To Herbert Hoover For Aid In 1918

Finnish President Pays Debt of Honor To Herbert Hoover, Finland's Savior

 Minnesota's 30th Governor Sworn In  Andersen Speaks for Less Partisanship in Legislature   MESSAGE HIGHLIGHTS

Education, Agriculture  Aid Sought  Board Program Includes Better Welfare Aid

Murderer of Three Prominent Women Denied New Trial, Begins Serving Life Sentence

Weger Goes to Prison  Gets Life Sentence for Killing in Illinois Park

President Lists 3 Steps To Fight  Current Recession  gs... gee Wee amar pp:      een

President Acts to Spur Economy  Cuts FHA Rate On Mortgage; GI Risk Dividend

Kennedy Makes It Clear He Plans Changes To Revive Economy But No Drastic Changes

3 Big Steps Taken; GI Kin Recall Void   Reprieve for Service Families   ‘Black’ Outlook Not for Politics   Sees Fight for Postal Increase

Three Fronts OpenedToAic Needy Areas   President Plans To Reduce Interest Rate On FHA Loans

Kennedy Orders Three Moves to Sour Economy  Blac Ont Lamedinta   Rules Out Immediate Tax Cut, He Informs News Conference

Military Dependents Restriction Repealed   FHA Mortgage Interest Rates Being Easec

Without Waiting for Congress To Act President In Moves To Spur Economy

FoodStamps Involved  In Program   President Also Repeals Order. On Dependents

Rescinds Eisenhower Dependents Order— Series of Economic Tonics Prescribed

President hands to Congress sweeping anti-recession plan   Kennedy moves  Three-pronged drive to spur economy

Gloomy Viev Painted Of U.S. Status  Emergency Help For Unemployed Needy is First

President Takes 3 Steps Designed To Boost Nation’s Economy; Rescinds Order To Recall Dependents From Overseas

Kennedy Orders Food Stamp Plan            (See “Kennedy Cuts tos Per Cent.the Maximum. FHS Interest Rate” on Page 7.) -

Estimated at $1 Billion .  West Germany t to Pay U.S. Money to Ease Gold Plight   Without Waiting "for Congress to Act.     Kennedy Moves on Thee ‘ee Fronts to Spur U.S. Economy

Moves on 3 Frents; Rules Out Tax Cut for Present   Kennedy Also Repeals Controversial Order Cutting. Back Number of Military Dependents Overseas

Anti-Slump , Moves Made On 3 Fronts   President Acts To Spur Economy Relieve Hardshin

Lowers FHA. Rates, Hurries Gl Refunds  Rescinds Ike's Limitation on: Families Abroad

Newsmen Hear Of Economic Sag Remedies Three Spurs Meant  To Stimulate U. S. _ Economy Revealed

JFK Uses Executive Power To Relieve Economic Hardshitr   Passengers Of Hijacked Liner Are Put Ashore

Kennedy Moves On Three Fronts Ta  Spur Lagging Economy Of Nation

President Says Slump Does Not Justify Cut  In Taxes at This Time

Kenierdy’s Press Conference Administration Acts To Check Recession

JFK Moves  To Combat  Kconomy Lag Rules Out Tax Cut   Rules Out Tax Cut As Means to Deal With Economy

GI Insurance, FHA Interest Parts of Plan   Ike’s Rule RepealedService Dependents Can Stay Overseas

Kennedy Rule: Out Tax Cut at Conference   Names Steps to Improve U.S. Picture

Acts on 3 Fronts to Help Battle Slump   Experimental Food Stamp Plan Proposed by President

Kennedy Announces Steps To Spur Sagging Economy   Dag Seeks Authority To Curb Congo Army Activity

President Moves  To Spur Economy  But Tax Cut Nixed At Least for Now

Three Steps Include Food Stamp Plan   President Repeals Ike Order To Limit Dependents Abroad

5. ILLINOIS FREE FOOD STAMP PLAN   Kennedy Orders Stamp Tryout In Five Depressed Areas; Pay Gi Dividends In Advance.

Rule Limiting GI Families Abroad Lifted   Temporary Tax Cut Ruled Out by Chief Executive at Present

Kennedy Rules Out Tax Cut Now As Means Of Dealing With Slume   Moves On Three Fronts To Spur Lagging Economy Of The Nation

GOP Skeptical About Impact Of Provosals   Press Session Productive

TSHOMBE FAVORS FEDERAL POWER CUT — Katanga Delegation Seeks Congo Constitution Chanae

Candidate For Governor By End Of September?  Nixon Announcement Forecast

Special Session: See ee  H ederal J ury To Investigate Airline Case

Berlin Pays  Tribute To Lost. Airmen      Saved City ‘During Blockade 13 Years Aqo

West Berlin In Tribute To Airmen   Airlift Ceremony Held With Soviet Threats Increasing

New Apportionment:  Senate District Selection By Wealth Unsatisfactory

Ne NEN EE A NEED et Ne Net  Wreaith Seen Unfei ©     3is for Senate Seats

May Urge Reforms On South Viet Nam  Possible Requirement For More U. S. Aid

Trujillo Clique Leaves for Exile  Dictator’s Son Siays In Dominican Republic

Michigan Party Ends in Slaying  Wife Dies, Friend Shot by Husband

Wife Killed In Love Triangle; Husband Held  Industrialist Says He Caught

Husband Kills Wife, Wounds Married ‘Love   Found Couple ‘Making Love,’ Executive Says

Woman Is Killed By Her Husband   Her Male Companion Also Wounded in Shootings at Rockford, Mich.

IN MICHIGAN TOWN  Wife Murdered, Companion  Wounded. Husband Held

Owner Of Plant Slavs Wife   Industrialist ~ Also Shoots Man At Fashionable  In ‘Tave Triangle’

Rockford Executive  Gives Up   Mate’s Lover is Wounded Critically

PLANT BOSS’ WIFE KILLED IN LOVE NESI   Swain Wounded; Husband Admits Mich. Shootings

Offer Extended Grain Resealing   Announced Early To Aid Planning

Eight Killed, 20 Injured In Tehran Riots  Political Strife Flares On Eve Of Harriman’s Visit

PRE FFE FF FREE  Montana Has Four Violent  Deaths in 30-Hour Period

Three in Traffic     Montana Has Four Violent  Deaths in 30-Hour Period

New Figures Show Brisk Advance in Nation's Economy   April to June Quarter Is Basis for Bright Future Prediction.

Economy In Brisk  Recovery   Second Quarter Production Hits  $512 Billion Mark

Economy Moves Up Briskly From Recession Low .   Advances at. Annual Rote of $12 Billion In ‘Second ‘Quarter

British Labor Party Leader Charges Macmillan Makes ‘Historical ‘Wreck’

‘Fulfill Pledge Made 50 Years Ago—  Illinois Couples to Mark 'Golden' Dates Together  

DiSalle To Lead Fight Against East Ohio Gas Rate Increase Request

Plane Hijacked And Forced To Fly To Havana With Crew Of Five And 33 Passengers

Castro Fete Halts Move Of Embassy   Offices Closed In Havana, Passengers Can’t Gain Release

May Hold Plane for ‘Ransom Deal’ °  Cuba Releasing Passengers And Crew of Pirated Airliner

Cuba Frees All Aboard U.S. Plane   Airline Has Crew, Airliner on Alert For Return to U.S.

Release Ordered By Castro   Arranges Special Flight From Havana For This Afternoon

NWO one furt auring piracy  Fidel frees hijacked plane passengers

Castro Will Hold Plane As Hostage   ,£00D SPIRITS   NO OBJECTION

Cuba Releases Air Passengers   Crew Also Expectec To Return Today, Nothing On Plane

Gunman Forced Aircrafts Pilot To Fly fo Havana   Passengers Held For Day; Helped By Swiss Office

Castro Releases Airliner Passengers,  Crew: Airlift To Miami Arranged

Passengers From Hijacked Plane Are Freed Today   Crew Also Released, but Cuba Keeps U.S. Electra Airliner

Castro frees passengers of hijacked jet   No one aboard hurt as plane diverted to Cuba

Crew Waits Go-Ahead In Hop To U.S.   Prime Minister Approves Action In New Incident

Passengers, Crew Are Released   Should Leave  Today; Report New Plan  Of Hijacking

But Plans to Keep Hijacked U.S. Airliner   U.S. Airliner Is Going to Havana Today

OUYTTCU Hh Mavala.  Corvin Cael Baturn Of Il ¢  Voie JGGN AGE & Wade  Group From Hijacked Plane

Plane Ready To Get Them  In Havana   Amerivans Unhuarts Swiss Hampered In Arranging Return

Efforts to Retrieve U.S. Jet Hampered   Castro OKs Passengers’ Return Home

Passengers And Crew Returning To Miami Today   Eastern Airliner Hijacked Over Florida And Diverted To Havana

Plane Crew Is Ready For Return Flight   Cuban Leader Acts After Hijacking Of U.S. Aircraft

Fidel Frees U. 5. Airliner, Passengers   Airlift Back To U. S. Being Made This Afternoon

But Castro Finally Frees Group Who Will Be Flown To Miami This Afternoon

but Ivigy Mold Myacked Yo. AMMer—  Castro Releases Plane Passenaers. Crew

Return to Miami Held Up by Big Celebration  Reports from Havana Say Eastern Air Line Riders in Good Spirits Generally

'Prisoners’ In Good Spirits — ine   Fidel Frees  PI lane Pass engers, Crew

De Gaulle Dispatches New Chiefs   Orders Algerian Personnel To Obey New Leaders Given Full Powers

REPLACE THOSE CAPTURED DeGaulle Sends New Political Military Chieftains to Algeria

De Gaulle Sends New Leaders fo Meet Challenge   Orders All Personnel To Obey Them; Firm Steps Taken at Home

De Gaulle Replaces  Officials   Replacements Mad For Two Leaders  Held By Junta

Government to Crack Down on Waste In Construction of U. S. Missile Bases

Action Set On Missile Site Waste   Commission Will Check Contracts

Want To Be Useful ‘Nuclear Fugitives Preparing For New Lives in California Refuge

Sunny Skies Help Melt Snow  Mild Winter Weather  Prevails in Wide Areas

Streets, Roads Coated After Sleet Storm  Gradual Warming Trend Expected Tn Maca tn Sundar

AP APOLOGIES TO KENNEDYS  Jackie Didn't Do the ‘Twist   (EDITOR'S NOTE—The Bakersfield Californian did not publish the erroneous story referred to in this dispatch.)

Cuba Abruptly Drops Invasion Talk, Castro Ready to Declare Big Victory

‘Invasion’ Talk Subsides  Castro Plans Big Victory Parade To Show His Power

Cuba Drops ‘Invasion’  Guard   Propagandists Turn to Friday Mass Meeting

Cuba Ends Invasion Warnings  Victory Parade Now Planned By Cubans

Fidel To Stage Victory Parade   Expected To Report U. S. Frightened Away By Cuban Militia, Red Weapons

9 Persons Dead In Navy Missile Lab Explosion   Six Others Hurt Ip Blast at Rocket Cen. ter West of Cumber. land. Mad.

I ’ . In Council   Nine Men Killed In Lab Blast In West Virginia   Uancnital Patients

All 52 Aboard Killed in Crash   Czechoslovak Airliner Plunges Into Field-Sabotage Is Hinted

Berliners See 3 Weeks of Peace  Before Next Biq Move in Cold War

Into Sunshine — Lull In Tension Berliners Get Out Of Storm Cellars

IRelaxation   Lull in Berlin Tension © Give Residents Chance To Leave Storm Cellars

Berliners Get Chance To Come Out of Cellar   yans Start ing For  ies   FK Calls On Clay  1 Berlin Situation

—— ASSEMBLT  Teachers’ Pay. Boost Bill  Awaits State Budaet: Review

Mr. K Warns The World Of Weapon   Premier Boasts He Will Make World’s Biagest Bomb, If

Boasts Russia Will Construct Super-Bomb Unless Prospects For Peace Gain

Makes Predictio at Titov Celebratio  Nik Boasts Russ Plan Big Bomb

Ready To Make Super Nuclear Bomb, Russians Told   SPEECH PUTS CHILL ON TITOV RECEPTION

Nikita Celebrates With Grim Boast    - Soviets Can Make Biggest Bomh

8 New Riders Are Convicted In 5 Minutes  C ae =O Pe a.   Same Penalties As 44 Others Received  Court Seqreqated

New Freedom Riders Group Found Guilty   Same Penalties Are Imposed By Jackson Jurist

EIGHT: FREEDOM RIDERS FINED   Arrested Trying To Use - White Facilities At Station

Judge Fines, Gives Riders  Jail Terms   8% Tried in Same Segregated Court As Earlier 44

Breach of Peace Charged «  4 Cornell Students Among Riders Fined

Portuguese Goa Falls To India In Blitz Invasion; Enclaves Banned To Press

India Closes Off  Seized Goa Area  U.N. Hits Portugal For Lack of Data

Nehru: Ease Proves Right   Indonesia: Door Still Open  For Peaceful Negotiations

India Takes Last Blocks In Goa Fight   Newsmen Are Refused Entrance To Three Enclaves

Orders Ban On News 0:  Operations   India Right In Inyvading,. Says Leader

India Tidies Up lts Hold on Goa: Ban Newsmen   Last of Resistance Reported Collapsed

Enelaves Barred to Reporters  Vienon’s Decision Puzzline to U.N.

Goa Under Full Control Of Indians  Newsmen Banned From Areas Taker In Blitzkreig

Indian Forces in Goa Tidy Up; No Newsmen Allowed   Defense Minister Menon On Way to U.N. to Give Indian Reason for Fight.

Nehru Says India Right   Political Ice Thaws  Tshombe, Adoula Onen Negotiations

Indian forces tidy up their hold on Goa   Menon enroute to N.Y. to place case before U.N.

‘Curtain’ Ts Pulled On Goa   Indian Forces Refuse To Allow Newsmen To Enter Captured Points

IndiaTidies Up Hold On Goa   Newsmen Are Barred From Tiny Enclaves Behind Iron Curtain

India Drops Iron  Curtain Around Conquered Goa   Push For Recess  Portugal Suffers New U.N. Defeat

Nehru Bans Press From Seized Area   Menon Heads For UN To Report On India’s Blitzkreig

Indian Forces Tighten Hold On Portuguese Goa Behind An Iron Curtain

India Has Firm Control of Goa  Newsmen Banned   Newsmen Banned But Officials Say Resistance Ended

News Blackout On Goa  Reporters Banned From India-Siezed Enclaves

Federal Aid To Parochial School Pupils _Faees "Massive Surge’ of Opposition 

Fe  en . gs        Aa lime will aca Qn Am  -ese VV 7S 7 5-5-6" 6 ——w er

Red-Leaning Party Wins In Guiana Vote  Marxist Admirer Of Castro Returned For 4 More Years

—-JAGAN RETURNED TO -POWERCastro Admirer Wins British Guiana Vote

baqd FOr DrHIsh:  Castro Admirer Jagan Is Returned To Office In Guiana For Four More Years

What's Inside   Marxist Admirer of Castro Keeps British Guiana Power

Leftist Wins Guiana Ballot On Race Line:   Admirer Of Castro Retains Power In Britain’s Colony

Commie Tnclined Party Wins   Jagan, Follower Of Castro, Returns To Power In British  Guiana In S. Amer.

Red-Leaning Candidate Is  New Premiet  “Castro Admirer” Is Back ‘in Power In South America

Admirer Of Castro Wins Guiana Vote   Jagan Returned To Power For Four More Years

Storm Sinks Freighter; 3: Feared Lost   U. S. Navy Vessel Rescues 5: Rafts, Flotsam Found

Legislation To F elp American Farmer Kéep Production In Line Passed

Men Spent Three Days Waiting Help   Fourth Mon Missing: Survivors Had Two Cans of Beans for Food

Coast Guard Rescues 3 Survivors Of Blast at ‘Loneliest Lighthouse’

Too much for too little  Britons grumble over new austerity program

Dixie Floods Keep 6,000  From Hommes   Report 5 Drownings; National Guard Busy With Rescues—Half Hattiesburg Flooded

Court Rules Assembly’s Failure To Redistrict Cancels Its Authority

Assembly Is Ruied Out Of Order   Failure To Reapportion Legislature Hit

Japanese Protest Visit by Russian   Navy ‘Freezes’ 26,800   -Men Kent on Active Dut

Navy Bares New Freeze 26,800 Men Will Be  PD atnteardl Fev Daetllean

Extensions To Run Up fo Year  Both Officers, Enlisted Men Hit by Order

Navy Holds 26,800 on Active Duty   Extensions Vary From 6 Mo. to Year

Navy to Freeze About 26,800 On Active Duty   Applies to Those Who Otherwise Would Be Leaving Service

Navy Freeze Keeps 26,800 Men On Duty   Order Part Of Military Buildup, Extends Service

Navy fo Hole 26,800 On Active Duty   Regulars, Reserves Face Year Extensions To Bolster Force

MEN NEARING DISCHARGE TO BE RETAINED   Navy Expects To Hold 26,800 For Active Duty   ADDITIONAL SHIPS WILL JOIN FLEET

Navy to Hold Men On Active Duty  Order Part of Military Plan to Expand Forces

Navy Puts Freeze On Discharges   Men Will Stay On Duty Up To Year

Before Reaching Senate .. .  Depressed Areas Bill Faces Hurdle in House

Depressed Area Bill Awaits Goldberg  Before Senate Rule   Deadline on Action in Mid-March Is Hoped by Sponsor, Sen. Douslas

Cuba Press Says Russians Offer  To Build Defense   Declares ‘Thousands’ Volunteer to Put Up ‘Stalingrad Line’

Storm Nears — Florida  ‘Residents Flee   Residents Flee New Hurricane

Warn of High Winds Across to Florida, Georgia—Air Traffic In Lake Area Slowed

School ‘Rebels’ Start Campaign  Wilmot Rally Hears Patriotism Plea

Teaching of Americanism in Schools Demanded by Mass Meeting Speaker

Robinson Gets  Confirmation   Talks on Rhodesia Bertaee Nemanded

These People Hitch-Hike In High Style   Commuters Snag Rides in Plane OF J. F. Kennedy

Friends, Children And Businessmen Have Ridden On Presidential Plane

Most Summer Commuters Have Called It a Season - -  Kennedy Commuter Special Still Going Strong

Hitchhikers Travel In Luxury Style   Weekend Special's Ready For Kennedy

Top U.S. Commuter!  President To Spend 12th Weekend At Hyannis Port

FIRST 36 ‘HITCHHIKERS’ GO ON SPACE AVAILABLE  Kennedy’s Cape Cod Jet Special Keeps Flying

Filibuster Debate Set  Fight Over Rule Dealing Weak Talbatheanc RPawenin:

Filibuster Fight Set Tn Senate  Less Votes Urged To Halt Talkfests

Deputy Defense Secretary Says:  Reserve Mobilization Plans Probably ‘Wronq’

Jealous Suitor Gets The Wrong Party With Gun Kills Janitor Who Gets In Way, Then  Takeae Hie Own Life

JFK Ponders Mobilization of Some Forces   Berlin Threat Is Cause of Armed Micht Study

AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Pentagon Mav Reverse Itself on Bombers

ifis Week in Business and Finance... .  Military Program Poses Vital Questions

Induction-Training Programs Enlarged   Military Demands Confront Economy

Support Is Given Plans For Defense   Senate Backs President's Berlin Policy   Reflections In Business .  DefensePlansMay Boost Nation’s Lconomy

[T’S ALL FOR-FREE, TOO . Mixed Up Telephone  ~ Goes on Music Binge

IT’S BETTER THAN A JUKE BOX Sweet Musical Tones Pour Forth From Crazy, Mixed-U p Receiver

Crises Reaches into Bathtubs  Tiny No. Car. Town  Without Officials

U.S. - Red Deal Rumored  Clay's Arrival As ‘Defender Fails To Cheer Berlin Mayor

Says Allies Will Defend Berlin But Press Predicts Switch In Yankee Policy

W. Germans Are Told To Stand Firm   Luebke Describes Gen. Clay As Berlin Defender

Jefferson City Squarely in Middle of Supreme Court Case  Are Absentee Ballots Legal in School Election?

Three Sentenced For Trying to Aid Refugees Escape  East Berlin Charges Foraed Passports

East German Reds Sentence 3 Men to Prison for Aiding Refugees Flee to West Berlin

Britain Convicts Five Of Filching Top Navy Secrets  Two U.S. Citizens   Two U.S. Citizens Among Group Guilty Of Spying For Reds

Filched Navy Secrets Five Red Spies Convicted By Jury in London Court

‘Spies, Rules British Jury   Three Men, Two Women Convicted Of Filching Navy Secrets for Soviets

2 AMERICANS ARE AMONG ACCUSED   Jury Returns Verdict In One Hour, 28 Minutes   Charged With Filching Top Navy Secrets And Giving Them To Soviets

ist dry Succeeds More Nuclear Generators  To Be Used In Satellites

First Nuclear Device Sent Aloft, Functions   Three Satellites Boosted Into Orbit; One Feeds Power, Beating Russians

Reactions Pro, Con To Conference   Prof. Tangerman Impressed With First In Series

Kennedy Administration Opens Regional Meetings and Response Is Mixed

Will Offer Short Courses on Crops, Soils, Marketing   Farmers Interested Urged to Sien Up

House Rejects JFK Requests On Foreign Aid   Program Restricted To One-Year Instead Of Five Years Asked

1 ‘(House Balks on Long-Range  Foreign Aid   Conferees Will Try to Work Out Differences

Democrats Hope To Rescue Part Of Aid Proposal   Senate-House Con: ferees to Huddle Next Week on Borrowing Authority.

Conferees To Huddle Over Bill   Closed-Door Meetings Planned to Work Out JFK‘s Foreign Aid Bill

Administration Dealt Blow House Rejects Long-Term Aid Sought By JFK

Administration Forces Lay Plans To ~ Rescue Part of Kennedy's Long-Range, Foreign Aid Borrowing Authority

Anxiety Cited   House Slashes Aid Bill  Ray burn Says   Rayburn Says  Plan To Win

Dozen Glen Canyon City Moms, Children Picket Pace School in Tuition Dispute

COOTILWATVILGEF   DEATH OR PRISON  Cuba Says 1.000 Rebels Captured

‘Cuba Claims 1,000 of 1,200-Man Invasion Force Captive; Face Death

U.N. SESSION STARTS Tunisia Accuses France   : . all + 5 Of ‘Classic Aggression

Castro Seems Slowly Losing Out Reds Tightening Grip On Easy-Living Cuba

Recount Affirms Corsi Reelection  Victory Marain Ie   Victory Margin Is Cut To Two Votes

Ceening Revamp Of lowa Traffic Point System Announced   lowa’s Traffic Toll   Where Did Money Gor  Ac (And If) Goldfine Talks, Term Will Drop

To Start Anew on June 15   Order Major Changes To Simplify Setup For Drivers.

Showdown on Mine Backfill Bills Delayec   Long-awaited Action on Coal Stripping Issues Postponed for  One Week.

Katangese Stir Congo Troubles  RAnclavatac Caininn   Moderates Gaining Territorial Control

Mass arrest nets suspect   Negro sought for rape of white teen-aged girl

Ne FOE Rr h Pee es LT  Bayles to be Questioned About Negotiations for Summit Session

wicca bli Bsc isn MAM lite  Kennedy Challenges Reds To Peace Race

New U.S. Disarmament Plan Put Before UN   Plan Outlined By Kennedy In His UN Speech

Lermed bola And far - Keaching  U.S. Offers UN New Disarmament Plan

Asserts U.S. Has Weapons for Defense   U.N. Talk Warns Russ on Threat of Force Over Berlin   U.S. Gives New, Far-Reaching Plan on Disarmament to U.N.

TITO PAYS COLD CASH  U.S. Sells Jet Fighters To Yugoslavia’s Air Fores

To Stay Free Of Moscow Rule  U.S. Sells 135 Saber Jets  To Commie Yugoslavia

135 Jet Fighters Are Sold by U.S.  To Yugoslavia   State Dept. Says Deal to Keep Tito Free of Moscow

Jet Sale To Yugoslavia Cash Altair   Some Senators Feel Tito’s Neutrality Not Genuine Article

135 Jets Sold To Yugoslavia   U.S. Also Training Eight Airmen At Base In Texas

JET FIGHTERS ARE SOLD 10 YUGOSLAVIA   Tito Pays Hard Cash Fer 135 American Aircraft   PILOTS ARE BEING TRAINED IN TEXAS

Reveal U.S. sale of Jet fighters to Yugoslavia   Policy outlined

CLOUDY   Blasting Damages Houses  Owners Bitter p 7 Sea Dy]. .3.

TOURIST 90 LBS. LIGHTER Find. Kentuckian Lost > Mo. in Alaska Wild:

Widespread Fighting In Elisabethville   County Chairman  Raps Schwengel   Schwengel Says He’s Surprised

Matadi Defeat  Most Crushing  Blow Suffered   2 Sudanese killed, 12 Missing in Worst Congo Action to Date

Fall of Town  To Congolese Severe Blow  To U.N. Prestige  In Congo Fuss

Operations Standstill Is Ordered   Humiliating Loss Suffered As Sudan Tinit Droos Arms

To Re-Enter. Port It Was Forced To Quit   Prestige Suffers From Defeat At Hand Of Conaolese Army‘:

UN. Warns: Will Take: Congo Port  Defeat Triggers Threat of Force

Plattsburgh Area Girl Shot by Ex-Boyfriend      Police Seek Armed Killer Of 17-Year-Old Victim

Anti - French Campaign In Russia   French Continue Investigation Of Buzzing Incident

SINCERE REGRETS EXPRESSED France Believes Russia May Exploit Plane ‘Buzzing’ Act

Grissom Cheerful — And Apparently Fit   Elder Grissoms  Glad It’s Over   Whoop-Te-Do Leaves Grissom Cold;  Sees Personal Prestige lleeting

_ON MILITARY TRAIN Reds Claim U.S. Attempt Io Smuggie East German

Leaders left out of barter  Will make exchange only for prisoners held by U.S.   Lenders Left Out

Wants Release Of Communist, Killer of Gir   L\nnouncement) Viade as U.S. Farm Ex. perts Prepare to Dis. cuss Other Trade.   Awaits Sentencing

Names Trio For New Exchange  Swap For Red Leader Would Be In Additio Te Tractar Trada

Castro Makes Prisoner  Trade Offer   Asks Release Of Three For Cuban  Invasion Leadere

Castro Regime Gives Basis For Prisoner Swap   Announcement Made As U. S. Farm Team Is Expected To Begin Talks

Cuba Would Trade Rebels For U.S. Felons   Might Give Up Invasion Leaders For 3 In Prison

Fidel Asks Freedom of U.S.  Commie in Latest Bargaining Talk of Prisoner Trade Deal

Cuba Leader Asks Slayer Be Released   U. S. Team Receives Demands In Effort To Gain Exchange

pe eae Faeu Ity Veteran   Leader in Field of Biological Chemistry

“ill For Repeal Hf Time Law [s assed In Senaie   Vote Is 42 To 4; Goes To House For Study

Bill to Ease Tax Burden — Of Self-Employed Person: May Be Okayed by House

New Stop-Starf Satellite Orbits   Rocket Reignites at 18,000 M.P.H.

Death Tally Sweeps by Old Record   U.S. Road Toll Expected to Hit 450 by Midnight   The Rreakdown

1380 Die On Nation’s Roads  ‘Traffic Deaths Soar To All-Time Record

}  388 Die On Nations Roads  Traffic Deaths Soar To All-Time Reeord

Predict Split In Dem Ranks   Attorney General Asks Governor Disavow Draft

rraining Alert. y 49th Commander Says Order Means Intensified Drills

Greenville Is Low with 18 Below Every Corner of Ohio Sees Bottom Drop Out of Frosty Thermometers

Greenville Reports 18 Below Zero As Frigid Front Hits Buckeye State

Temperatures Below Zero Through Ohio  Greenville Low With Minus 18;  ees a ee oa

Every Corner of Ohio Sees Bottom Drop Out of Frosty Thermometers

Below Zero Readings Over State   18 Minus Recorded In Darke County; No Relief Is Seen

Afraid To Tell Wife He Just Won $449,229   Because Family Thinks I#’s Ev;

Had a ‘Little Flutter’  Englishman Wins $449,000; Afraid to Tell Wife, Sons

Briton Wins $449,229 Soccer Pool,  But He’s Afraid To Tell His Wife

SOCCER POOL PAYOFF . Farthing Wins a Fortune, But How’ll He Tell Wife

On The Giside   Mirror sourney Special Construction of Iron tone Makes Travel Adventure for Woman

Special Truck Enables Woman In tron Lung To Enjoy Yen For Travel

lron Lung Fails To Halt Tourist   Californian Sees World via Mirror

Children Accompany Her—  lron Lung Tourist Is Covering California

VIEWS SIGHTS IN MIRROR  Polio Victim, 35, On Tour Of California In Iron Lung

Handicap Fails to Hamper Housewife’s Urge to Travel; Truck Is Specially Equipped

ratte Patient Sees With Iron Lung Mirror— Handicapped Housewife Fulfills Urge To Travel

TP ccs os  Woman in iron Lung Is Seeing Country Reflected in Mirror

World From  An lron Lung Afflicted Lady Undaunted In Yen for Sight-Seeing

Eichmann TrialSlowed By Dispute   Defense Balks At Statement Of Gestano Man

Admission (f Evidence ls Disputed   Gestapo Associate’: Statement Critical To Eichmann Trial

Lawyers Row Over Evidence  At Nazi Trial  . “i Prosecution Wants t« ve ye _ =   Prosecution Wants to Prove Eichmann Had Power on Jew Issue

Cyclonic Fires Ravage Homes __ Blazing Inferno ‘Hits 8,000 Acres  ‘In California

3,000 PERSONS FLEE HOMES Southern California Is A Blazing Inferno

Palisades Area Threatened  3,000 Firemen Fight Wind-Pushed Flames:  Damage in Millions

Board Ruling Seen Death of High-Rise   Variance Application Denied; Directors Against Lecation

People You Know   145 PERSONS } ATTEND DINNER ‘AT MERRILL — FOR MARTIN EBERLE   Longtime Friends — And Acquaintances Fete “Merrill Barber Who Has _ ‘Retired After 50 Yeers —

People You Know  148 PERSONS ATTEND DINNER AT MERRILL — FOR MARTIN EBERLE  Longtime Friends — And Acquaintances Fete Merrill Barber Who Has

Army Shows ‘Davy Crockett’ Rocket Giving Infantry Atomic Firepower

HERALD INDEX   Series of Utah Blasts Prompts Question:  Could Enemy Stall U.S. Commuriications Via Sobotage Tactics?

AUTOMOBILE SALES-BRISK   Are Being Sold At Faster Clip Than Anytime Since 1955

 j  Unrest Continues in Laos Pro-western Troops Capture Key Point

BAMBERGER TO RETIRE JUNE 30_ Central Alloy Head 43-Year Veteran In Local Steel Industry

: COUNTERING RED PROPAGANDA  Girl Reporter In lowa Launches  Books-For-Latin- America Project      Ry LOIS FNGFLHARDT

S.C. Kiwanians Lead Drive For Books For Latin Americans   By LOIS ENGELRARDT Written for The Associated Pres

Sioux City Reporter Sparks Drive for Latin America Books   Rv LOIS FNGFEFLHARDT

To Boost Democracy in Latin-America—  ‘Books-Across-Border Project at Sioux City

TO COMBAT COMMUNISM Latin America Book Need Gets Biq Response In lowa

20,000 Books On Way  To Latin Americans      —BY LOIS ENGELIARDT— iWrillen far The Assochated

Diver Fails To Locate 15 Bodies   Believed Washed From Tour Bus In Swiss Lake

Crash Victims  ~ Vanish   Searchers Fi nd Empty Bus in  Swiss Lake

Divers Continue Search for Bodies Of Those Killed in Swiss Bus Plunge

Diver Fails To Find Bodies Of 15 ‘American Victims In Swiss Lake

CANNOT FIND BUS VICTIMS   Fruitless Search For Bodies In Bottom Of Lake

Bleacher Price Fix Charged   See Recovery OF $60,000 If Successful

Russian People Startled as Molotov Attack on Nikita Policies Is Bared   Russ Seek Direct U. S. Negotiations

Union, Management Seek Steel Solution   Unprecedented Huddle Is Held in Effort to Get Idle Mills Back Into Full Production; Discuss Unemployment Legislation

SEEK WAYS TO START WHEELS OF IDLE MILLS  SEEK WAYS TO START WHEELS OF IDLE MILLS Management And U nion Leaders Discuss Ills. Of Steel Industry

Steelmen Seek End To Idle   Union Heads, And Workers Into Huddle

Efforts To Boos! Steel Output Get Under Way   Management, Union Leaders Meeting To Discuss Methods

Steel Output Hike Aim Of Parley Today   Unusual Huddle Set At Washington For Management-Union

STEEL MILL - OWNERS, UNION LEADERS MEE   Seek Ways of Boosting De mand; Industry at 38.6 of : Capacity.

Steel Industry Leaders Meet With Union      Seek To Hike Production

Steel, Union Officials  Confer On Getting Idle Mills Into Production

Steel Men and Unions Huddle to Get Work  Industry to Try tg Reverse Din

Rare Steel Huddle On Over Output   ‘ Management, Union Leaders Meet'To Seek: Upturn

Unusual Huddle Of Management Union Leaders  Attempt to Reverse tescening Demand

Seek Hike In Output Of Steel   Union And Industry Leaders Meet Today To Discuss Problem

Management, Unions Huddle .     Leaders of Steel Industry Seek to Reopen Idle Mills

RAIN AND FOG OCCUR IN STATE  Dismal Blue Monday Depresses Hoosiers

Latest Comments By ‘K’ Increase  World Tensions  Berlin Timetable More Precise Than During Meeting in Vienna

From Faraway Places’  Helena High Class of *41 Gathers for Big Reunion

End of Maritime Strike Looks Dim   U.S. Fact-Finding Official Says He ls Not Optimistic About an Early Settlement

Hopes dashed to end strike   All mediation efforts will be cut at noon today

Rusk Says Situation In Laos Very Critica!   Rebels Launch Anothor Attack

U. S. Seeks Clearer Red Laos Stand  Soviets Believed To Be Stalling On Cease-Fire

Believe Reds Stal On Truce in Laos   Sec. Rusk Cautions  Situation ‘Critical’

Rusk Says Laos Situation Is Critical: Russian Stall Seen   Pro-Red Rebels Boost Stock  In Laos in Military Success

Soviet Note Feared as Laos Stall  U.S. Seeks   U.S. Seeks Clarification

Fires, Flash Fleods Claw At California   Families Routed; Thunderstorms Hit Other U.S. Sections

Before Lawmakers Adjourn .. .. :  Governor Seeks Action On Education Problem

You. Can: Survive Atomic Attach Fallout Calls -For Cleanup Job After War

Dirksen No Mere Pawn —  Play Illinois Politics Like Game Of Chess

Cloudy   Relatives Of cx-Dictaicr  Quit  sland   Hundreds of Thousands Cheer End of Trujillo Dictatershin Dynasty

Inside Today’s News   Congo Internal Strife Threatening Federation

MORON’ ASPECT OF ADVERTISING HIT BY EXPERT   Public Seen Becoming Less Gullible

Commission On Record As Favoring Lansing As Site for Autumn Coi-Con

Con-Con Commission Begins to Map Plans for Fall Meeting in Lansina

Troops on  Alert for JFK Visit   Caracas Guards Against Leftists

2 Americans Will Get Nobel Prizes  Physics Award Shared With German Atomic Scientist

Last OF L7OL L2WATGS 22 oo  Nobel Prizes Will Go to Two Americans

Nobel Prizes Awarded To Two Americans      West German Shares One

Shared With German  1 maerenennm tinh tant tama aap prrannee nse theese keene orate sraniemnnettn nner -a—  2 Americans Win Seience Awards

Americans Win  61 Nobel Prizes   Drs. Calvin, Hofstadter Honored

Inside...    ocientists Working in Calitornia  Americans Win Nobel Physics, Chemistry Prizes

Nobel Prize Awarded Two For Physics   American, German Share Top Honors In Chemistry

Temperatures   ° Physics, Chemistry  ' Scientists Win Nobel Prizes

Kennedy Advises We Shall Maintain Nuclear Advantage   Nobel Prizes Awarded

U, S., West German Scientists. Honored .ann 20ren nC premmnermernneenen ere aareanatend  _ Final Nobel Prizee Giver   Chief In Rebuttal

Two Nobel Awards to Americans   One Shares in Physic: Prize, Other Named For Chemistry.

2 Americans, West German Given Prizes  All 3 Nobel Award Winners ‘Working  Te f'-lifeanmmia

What's Inside   Williams Reported Punched In Face at African Airport

Hint Ward To Expand Jn St. Joseph   Real Estate Deal Follows Rumors

1961 Traffic Fatalities  a  —— ee Same Period a Yeor Ago  4  Total Deaths in 1960  %

1961 Traffic Fatalities  meememiaieieiamantmmmneemnel Same Period @ Year Ago  Ts ahs  Total Deaths in 1960  26

KATANGAN THREATENS U.N: PLANES   Says: Aircraft . Over Province To Be Shot Down

U.N. Planes Threatened By Katanga  Troops Throw Up -Blocks on Roads

Katanga Threatens to Fire at Planes   Troops Follow Up Declaration With Roadblocks on Main Roads to Airport

Katanga Official Sounds Warning  On U.N.. Planes   Foreign Minister Threatens To Have Planes Shot Down

Threatens To Shoot Down All U.N. _ Planes Flying Over Katanga Province

Katangans Will Shoot Planes   Troops Block Roads to Airport, Indian Camp

Katangans dump rocks, treesin roads   Threaten to fire on planes flying over province

‘GRAVE STATEMENT? IN KATANGA Kimba Makes Threat To Down U.N. Planes

Katanga Threatens To Fire On Planes   Blocks Road Leading To UN Troop Camp

Sound Threat To UN Planes   Katanga Government Says Aircraft Will Be Downed Over Territory

Throw Up Roadblocks Katanga Chief Threatens To Shoot Down Planes

Katanga Said Tobe Ready to Fire af Planes   U.N. Soldier Slain, 15 Others Being Held as Hostages

Katangese Threatens U.N. Planes   Swedish Soldier Killed, 2 Wounded As Crisis Heightens

Roadblocks : Emphasize New Defiance   Congolese Kill, Wound: 3, Hold 15 as. Hostaqes-

Katanga Says It Will Shoot At U. N. Planes   Ishombe’s Police Kill One Swede. Seize Three Prisoners In  Elisabethville.

U.N. Planes Threatened  By Katanga Will Be Shot Down If Flown Over Territory

On The Inside   ‘Shoot Down Planes’ Katanga Official ‘Threatens Foree

Swede Killed, Two Wounded When Car Attacked in Condo   Situation Said to — Be Becoming Tense Throughout Area

Katanga Threa against Planes of U.N. Grave  Troops Throw up Roadblocks, Hold UN. Hoctaages

Gendarmes Slay Swede, Seize Three   Worst Day Of Violence Since Cease Fire

Will down UN planes, says Katanga chief   Termed * arave”’   “Wiae with LIN’

BLOCKS ARE THROWN UP ‘ALONG ROADS   15 Soldiers Are Made Hostages Over Weekend

Katanga Threatens To Shoot Down UN. Planes After Day Of Violence

Planes Flying Over Province To Be Shot At   Acting U. N. Chief Calls Threat “Very Grave Statement’

Statement called ‘grave’  Katanga threatens to shoot down United Nations planes

Troops Block — Roads to UN Airport and Camp   Tension Near Flashpoint In Rebelling Province

U.N. TROOPS AND AIRPORT   Foreign Minister Theat ens To Down All Planes; Katanga Shoots 4 U.N. Soldiers, Holds 15.

Katanga Threatens to Fire on U.N. Planes: New Incidents Hike Tension

Katanga Threatens  U. N. Craft   We We WI VES  Kimba Warns All Planes Must Halt Fliahts over Land

KATANGA MINISTER IN THREAT   Fire on Planes lf Necessary  Vows Official

U. N. Reports Situation As ‘Very Grave’   Roadblocks Set Up Around Airport, Indian Troop Camp

Postponement of Ape Shot Fatal Blow to Plans   Chimpanzee Launching Planned For Tuesday Called Off When Control System Springs Leak.

Planned Trip Of Monkey Is Postponed   Director of Program Says That Launching Has ‘Some Problems’

Chimp’s Ride ls Postponed   Space Success Seen Unlikely This Year

Indetinite Postponement  Ape Shot Delay Dims Hope For 1961 Man-Orbit Flight

Chimp Shot Is Postponed indefinitely  Project Dire Admits Only To  orn a SS

Hopes To Put Man In Orbit By 1962 Fade   Capsule Troubles Set Back Launching Of Ape Indefinitely

Orbiting Of Man © This Year Unlikely —  Schedule Off After Delay In Orbit Hop  For Chimp 

Warn New Snow Will Cover State  May Total 4 Inches Across Central Area

Cubans Charge US Airplanes Used in Raids   Soviet Minister Demands Urgent Session of UN

Family's Dream Dies in Crash  Mother, 6 Children Highway Victims

Wite Turned Into Path of Truck Father Buries His Family—And Dreams After New Mexico Accident Kills Sever

Tragedy On Route 66! Mother And Six Children Dead After Highway Crash

Tragedy Smashes ‘Dream’  Mother And Six Children Killed In Traffic Crash

Dreams and family gone   Wife and six children dead in road collision

Sun Was Shining On A Better World  Single Blow Wipes Out Charlie’ s Whole Family

Allies Striving To Achieve Berlin Unity; U.S. Actions In Africa Undergo Scrutiny

West's Foreign Ministers Getting Nowhere In Negotiations On Berlin

Western Ministers Seek Unity On Berlin   Allies Appear To be Questioning U. S. Leadership

~U. S. LEADERSHIP QUESTIONED Ministers Still Fur From Achieving Unity

West Europe, U.S. Still Don't Agree On Berlin Policy   Some Feel Europeans Have Doubt as to Leadership Offered by America.

QUESTION RISES ON LEADERSHIP   European Allies Disagree With U.S.

Ministers Fail on Unity Foreign Leaders Cool  To Leadership of U.S.

DeGaulle stil] resisting any Berlin talks   Ministers’ talks to tighten unity getting nowhere

Foreign Chiefs Seeking Tighter Unity on Berlin   Washington Line on Congo Is Disliked

‘Republicans Scream For Scalp ‘Of Kennedy’s Sec. Udall As Ticket-Peddle Story Unfolds

COP Seeking Udall’s s Scalp For Tickets  In Democrat Letter Action

NICELY HEADS CAMP   Interior Secretary Denies Soliciting Oil Industry  GOP Wants Udall Scalp

Republicans Blast Interior Secretary For Pushing Sale of Tickets to Oilmen

-~INTERIOR SECY. ‘APPALLED’ Republicans Howling  For Udalls Forelock

Rioting Breaks Out At Rhodesia Parley   Verwoerd Gets The Final Word

Historic Aid Plan Offered Latin Area   Kennedy Calls for 10-Year Defense and Economic Alliance

Cuban Court Delays Verdict on Six Americans; Could Get Death Penalty

Welsh’s Tax Program Bill May Never Emerge From Republican Committee

DiSalle Refuses To Review Case   INJURY NOT SERIOUS Navy Secretary Poked In Eye With Bayonet

 Families Displaced at Gunpoint  East Germans Resume Berlin Evictions

Reds Evict People Near West Border   Hundreds of Homes Wrecked as Police Ferce Out Families

Navy Arrives Off Galveston Area With Food, Medicines; 42 Dead: 42,315 Homes Damaged

Navy To Bring Food, Medicine To Refugees   Carla Claims 42 Dead or Missing

Friday Deadline Due for Castro In Tractor Deal  Committee Reveals Its Final Offer Si:  Pi@eQAanrneaP Pweh arr A

Castro Gets Deadline On Tractor Deal   Comunittee Sets Friday As Date For Decision

Only 500 To Be Offered Says Group   Accuses Dictator  Of Upping Demand

Friday Deadline Due for Castro In Tractor Deal  Committee Reveals he  oa rr   ™!, ~~   Committee Reveal: Its Final Offer On  Prisoner Exchange

Original Offer. Must Be Taken By Noon Friday   Whole Deal Is Off {f 500 Farm Vehicles Are Turned Down

US. Committee Rejects Castro Tractor Terms   Friday Noon Decdlin  Cnt Ene AeKontencx   Friday Noon Deadline Set for Acceptance Of Ransom Offer

wwe £09 wMOUCHTIC A  Tractor-Prisoner Trade Decision Up To Castro

IS SERVED ON CASTRO   U.S. Committee Demands Acceptance of 50 Farm Type Tractors As  Ransom By Friday Noon.

Otherwise, Deal Is Off Castro Given Deadline  To Meet Tractor Offer

Must Take 500 Farm-T ype Tractors As Full Ransom For Prisoners Or No Deal

Fidel’s Price Hike Rejected   Friday Noon Deadline Given to Cuban Boss

‘Offer 500 Tractors Castro Has Until Friday For Prisoner Deal Reply

Committee Asks Deal On Ist Offe   Tells Cuba Boss: Small Tractors Or Else Nothing

Friday Noon Deadline for Tractor Deal  Committee Issues Ultimatum to Y ja, ee rw

‘Offer 500 Tractors Castro Has Until F riday For Prisoner Deal Reply   Take It or Leave It

Castro Gets  Ultimatum Given Until Friday Noon  To Decide on Tractors

500 Tractors Full Ransom For Prisoners      Rejects Cuban Dictator’s Demand For $78 Million Worth Of Machines

Committee GivesReply To Castro   Cuban Leader Gets Friday Deadline On Tractor Trade

900 TRACTORS OR NO DEAL, ULTIMATUM   U. S. Group Tells Fidel To Stick To Original Offer  CUBAN PREMIER   Given Until Friday To Reply To Proposal To Release Prisoners

Friday Set As Deadline  For Castro  Cuban Must Decide Whether to Accept 500 Farin Tractors

Deadline Set Noon Friday  On Swap Deal   Fidel Must Decide If He Will Accept 5900 Farm Tractors For 1.214 Prisoners

Freedom, Aid To People Aim Of Committee   Answer Dispatched Last Night; Cuban Wants Heavy Units

Castro terms reiected by U.S. aroup   Prime Minister has until noon Friday to decide

Committee Answers Cuban Leader’s Demand For $28 Million Worth Of Tractors By Giving Him Till Friday To Accept Number Originally Offered In Exchange For Invaders Captured In April

Castro Is Given Friday Deadline   Tractor Committee Answers Demands

Cuban Premier Has Until Friday Noon To Accept or Reject 500 Tractors

Castro Receives Deadline on Deal  Group Turns Down $28 Million Price

500 Farm-Type Tractors Limif, Fidel Informed  Prime Minister Has Until Friday te Areant Tasme

S/he LNAI      (By The Associated Press) TRACTOR DEAL DEADLINE FRIDAY

Proposes Exchange of 500 FarmType Machines for ,214 Invasion Prisoners in Take-It-or-Leave-lt Message

Deadline Set For Exchange   gg  Castro Given Until Friday Noon to Accept Proposal

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AROUND THE WORLD IN BRIEF   Schools Can Build Shelters for Pupils

For Montana Section  ~ Lewis and Clark Highway _ Bids May Be Opened

PUP MONTURG SECTION     Lewis and Clark Highway Bids May Be Opened

Mexia Ex-Students To Begin Gathering Here Early Friday   Auto Plows Into Back Of Hallowe'en Parade

2 Killed, Many Hurt Car With Dying Man at Wheel Runs Into Halloween Parade

Tragedy on Halloween —  3 Killed; Dying Man’s Car Plows Into Parade

Car Car With Dead Man At Wheel Kills 2 Women Watching Halloween Parade

Man Dies at Wheel, and His Car Hits Hallowe'en Paraders: 2 Dead. 2 Hurt

DRIVER DIES AT WHEEL ? Killed as Auto Plows  Into Halloween Parade

Laos Forces. Are Threatened  Red Rebels Heading For 2 Strong Points

Laotian Rebel Attack 2 Key Loyalist Sites  Prp-West:Forces Meet With Siiccess

Rebels Gain Strength In Laos Fight   Commander Sees Trend Toward Guerrilla Warfare

eds Closing In On Government fase In Laos          Outnumbered Defenders To Take To Jungle For Guerrilla Warfare

Rebels Closing In on Laotian Key Positions   Defenders Prepared To Take to Jungle For. Guerilla Warfare

Rebels Bear Down on 2 Laos Towns   Loyal Troops Prepare to Take To Jungle

Reds Gain Ground  In Laos   Pro-West Troops Prepare To Quit Defense Positions

in south Central Laos  Rebels Bear Down On Key Government Positions

Laotian Rebels Bear Down on Two Key Posts   Government Troops ir South Central Area Take to the. Junale

Laos Force Prepares  For Fight   Reds Bearing Down On Key Government Cities In Laos

Rebels Closing In On Laotian Bases  Gov't. Forces Prepare To Take To Jungle For - Guerrilla Operations

Threaten Key Govt  Positions   Government Troops Reverting Back To Guerrilla Warfare

Outnumbered Defenders to Jungle Tactie:   Present Loyalist Plans Doomed by Massed Attack

Rebs close in on key posts   Laos defenders to take to jungle for guerilla war

Laotian Rebel Forces Advance   Threaten Two Key Government Posts

Mick Cohen Gets  15-Year Sentence   Ex-Gambler Flayed By Judge: ‘Little If Any Sense Of Truth And Honesty’

U.S. Urges Fr- “om  In Dominican Crisis   Trujillo Fought For Life at End

Claim Menominees Lack Implements And Attitude To Survive As County

Millions Prepare To Hit Highways During Weekend  National Safety Council Says 420 May Never Return

Motorists Given Grim Warning By Safety Council 420 Persons May Be  Killed On Highways Labor Dav Weekend

Where Have You Been All My Life?   Last Summer Holiday Near; 420 May Die on Highways

Millions Prepare For Long Holiday  Heaviest Motor Travel in U.S. History for Labor Day Period

Lengthy Holiday Week End Is On, Traffic Heavy  74 Million Car Are Ready to Rell

420 Will Die Safety Experts Wary Labor Day Traffic to Set Record

Safety Experts  Claim Millions Ready fo Roll   Predict About 420 Traffic Faralities for Holiday Period

Record Expected In Holiday Travel  420 May Be Killed On Lengthy Weekenc

Record Auto Travel Seen  For Weekend  420 Fatalities   420 Fatalities Are Forecast For Long Weekend

420 May Die on Highways   Safety Council in Grim Warning for Long Weekend

SMALL CROWD WITNESSES INAUGURAL   Ramsey Urges Action On Water And Loan Sharks

Series H savings bonds Annual purchase limit Will enon he darhbled

Castro Charges Three Executed By Opposition   Vows Vengeance for Militiamen, Teacher

Castro Charges 2 Milifiamen, © Teacher Killed   Trio Said Accused By Anti-Regime Group “OF Being Communists

Priests Assailed By Castro   Vengeance Sworn Against Killers Of 2 Militiamen

[Huge Rocket Stranded Above Dam  BREAK IN TVA DAM NOW ‘FACTOR IN SATURN FIRING

Near Redstone Arsenal  Saturn’s Barge Blocked By Dam Break On. River

Nof Down the River, Up the Creek That Dam TVA Lock Snafus NASA's Safurn Space Plan

Break In Dam Lock Poses Problem In Shipping Saturn Space Booster

— BROKEN LOCK POSES PROBLEM — Saturn Rocket Left Stranded In Alabama

insurgents Seize Power In Alviers   4 Ketired French Generals Lead Coup: De Gaulle Acts Oniekl:

Insurgents Are Backed by Tough Daratroonars   Attempting to Force De Gaulle to Call Off Peace Negotiations

Aides Sent By DeGaulle To Nip Coup   Ex-Generals Seek To Stave Off Any Peace Negotiation:

POWER SEIZED BY RETIRED GENERALS   Insurgent Leaders Backed By Tough Paratroopers  enews, eens eae =  FRENCH CHIEF   Quickly Dispatches Aides To Capital; Independence Uprising Issue

Four Generals Seize Algeria Rule in Coup   De Gaulle Reacts Quickly to Crush Insurrection

A Africa:  Algiers Ik Seized by  Generals kk  Officers Take   . Officers Take Over Control. From France

Coup Led By Four Retired Military Men   Insurgents Attempt To Force De Gaulle To Junk Talks Plans

Pres. DeGaulle Seeks fo Quash Coup   4 Retired French Generals Seize Power

Try to Bring End To Peace Parley   De Gaulle Reacts by Sending Aides to Citv

Four French Generals Stage Algeria Coup  De Gauile Acts Quickly to Head OFt Uonrisina

French generals grab government in Algiers   De Gaulle gets strict security powers; Insurgents backed up by paratroopers

DeGaulle  Reacts  Quickly Sends Officers kT, Dat Doran   Sends Officers To Put Down New Rebellion

Insurgents Defy De Gaulle, Assume Control in Algeria   Hope to Stall French Leader's Plans for Nego tiations With Rebels.

Insurgents Seize Power in Algiers; DeGaulle Seeks to Quash Uprising

Try to Stop Peace Talks With Rebels  De Gaulle Sends New Aides; Acts to Quash Coup

4 Generals, Paratroops Stage C oup   DeGaulke Sends Aides ‘To Algeria: Contral Uneertai

Power Seized In Algiers By Four Generals   Want De Gaulle To Abandon Plans For Neqotiations With Rebels

‘DeGaulle Acts Quickly, Sends ‘Aides to Area   Insurgents Want President to End Rebel Negotiation:

Grab For Power In Algeria   De Gaulle Acts ‘To Halt Coup By Richtists

DeGaulle Acts to Quash Coup In Algiers   Retired Generals Seize Power With Paratroops

De Gaulle Sends Aides To Nip Coup   French Insurgent Leaders Backed By Paratroopers

Kennedy, lke To Confer af Camp David   De Gaulle Sends Aides to Halt Attempt to Put End to French-Algerian Meetings   President Seeking Support on Cuba From Republicans

Generals Seize Power In Algiers; DeGaulle Takes Counter-Measures

Ex-Generals Seize. Power In Algeria  Two Aides: Sent By De Gaulle

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, 89 Ex-First Lady, Dies on Birthday of Her Husband

-Especially During Husband's IIiness  Mrs. Wilson Watched U. S$. Affairs

Widow Of President Wilson Dies   Former First Lady, ill Over Month, Was 89 Years Old

Figure Of Controversy  Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Dead At 89, ‘Once Said To Have Run Country

‘Had Heart Ailment Years —  — . _ Widow oi President Woodrow Wiisen Dies

Took: Specie Interest In U.N.  Mrs. Weodrew Wilson, 89, Widow a Wer id War t  President, Died Thursday

Mrs. Wilson, former first lady, is dead   Dies on 100th anniversary of Woodrow’s birth

Wilson’s Wife Dies At 89 In Capital Home   Former First Lady’s Death Comes On His Birthday

—Former First Lady Ran Presidency During Husband’s Illness—  Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Dies At 89

INCE ‘MOST POWERFUL PERSON’     Widow of President Wilson Dies at Capital

Former First Lady  Dies in Washingtor  Mrs. Woodrow Wilsor Stricken on Noy. 23

VV cist g con:  Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Is Dead   Former First Lady Dies On Husband’s Birthday

Mrs. Wilson Passes Away  At Age 89   President's: Widow Succumbs Last Night In Washington

Mrs. Wilson Dies At Age 89 In Washington, D. C.   In Failing Health Since Thanksgiving, Death Comes At 10:45 p.m. Thursday

Mrs. Wilson Dies at Capital   Nursed World War   President After   Saeelen tm 1OID

British Gis, Arms Pour Into Kuwait   U.N. To Meet On Annexation Threat Today

Coast Guard Hunts Plane; Four Aboard   Ex-'Y’ Athlete, 2 Girls, Honolulu Man Lost Between Oahu. Kauai

Miffed Because Rusk Busy  Angry Laotian Leader Cancels Visit to U.S.

How Is John F. Kennedy Measuring Up As President?   By ARTHUR EDSON

How Is Kennedy Doing As President? It All Depends On Whom You Talh To   Ty ARTHER EDSON AD Staff Writer

Campaign Pledges Recalled Kennedy Record for Year in Office Not Easy to Judge

KENNEDY'S FIRST YEAR  Observers Disagree On Successes      By ARTHUR EDSON AP Staff Writer

SERIES TO APPRAISE KENNEDY'S RECORD  JFK Measuring Up To Own Vision?

Ideals Vs. World's Troubles  ‘Kennedy, President With Big Vision   By ARTHUR EDSON AP Staff. Writer

How President Kennedy Measures Up To Job   By ARTHUR EDSON AP Statf Writer

First Year Record OF JFK  Has He Measured Up To Own Vision?   By ARTHUR EDSON AP Staff Writer

miow IS KRenneay Voing:  Men Around President Claim He's Doing Exceptional Job

THE INDEX.   —— Opinions Vary On Anniversary Of Election ——  How Is Kennedy Measuring Up To His Own Vision?

Convicts Give Up Rebellion as Tank Advances on Prison Stronghold

Spring Job Improvement Fails to Cut Hard Core of Unemployment Figure

Macapagal Has Election Lead In Philippines   President Garcia ls Behind as Early Votes Are Tallied

After Violent Campaign Philippines Election Is Most Peaceful Yet

' Violence Marks Election In Philippines  Rivals For Ti. BDracitdaney

Election In Philippines Peaceful   Few Incidents OF  Violence Reported

Expected lead to Macapagal   Early returns favor opposition of Carlos Garcia

V.P. Leads Philippines  Vote Race   President Garcia Falls Behind In First Returns

Violence Is Reported ‘Filipinos Vote Today ‘On Republic’s Leader

Presidency At Stake In Philippines  Macapagal Takes Early Lead Over / Incumbent Garcia

Liberal Party Chief Takes Ballot Lead   First Returns Give Vice President Expected Lead in Philippine Race

rilipino Poll “Ynusually Quiet  Only One Shooting Reported so Far

Macapagal Has Election Lead In Philippines  President Garcia   President Garcia Is Behind as Early Votes Are Tallied

Only One Shooting  Philippines Hold Ouiee  Presidential Election

Phillipines Stages Election _ wih Only: One Sure Death  “Most Peaceful Presidential Voting    Most Peaceful Presidential Voting “In 15 Years as Renuhlie

Only One Shooting Reported   Results Not Likely Before Late Tomorrow

Filipinos In Surprisingly Quiet Ballot   POLLS GUARDED   WITHDRAWAL

Election Gets Rough Filipinos Are Choosing President Amid Killings

Garcia Trails In Early Vote In Philippines   7 Million Expected To Cast Ballots

Macapagal Has An Early Lead In Phillipines   President Garcia Lagging at Start

Portuguese Commander      His Military Plane Crashes Near Borde Of South Africa

he vv ATC EAPECCIEeS Kiwanians Open Three-Day Mid-Winter Parley Here

ASC office  mails resea payments   FOR GRAINS STORED DURING 1960-6)

LNDER RATION CARD PLAN: ‘Freeze’ Order Will A pply In State in Case of Attack

Caught in ‘Lawyer Debate’...  Criminal Code Revision Law Meets Snag in Legislature

Alternatives: Use of Autos ‘or Public: Transit System:   Opinon: Divided ‘on: Likely. Patronage. of o New: $506,000. 000 Monorail. 1f:Constructed

Alternatives: Use of Autos or Public Transit System   Opinon Divided on Likely Patronage of New $500,000,000 Monorail. If Constructed

Donations Good, UNICEF Reports   Loan for Congo Use Made by Government

MAN HAS ALWAYS WANTED TO GO  Space Offers Challenge      Re FOCERU 1. MVILER

‘Gina Lollobrigida Walks Out on Russ iFilm Festival's Praise of Communism

i Gina Lollobrigida Leaves Khrush, Others St aring  Actress Stalks From Russ Film Event

[Gina Snubbed By Reds Italian Actress Stomps Out 'Of Moscow Film Festival

Life’s End  CHARLES. BARKER st AKRON AREA RETIRED FARMER. DEAD AT 65

Jobless Men Wave Signs At Goldberg  Crowds Greet Cabinet Member  Tt. Was ts! we sacristy Lom

Cub Rabbit Raiser Helps Old-Timer   PEARSON’S REPORT BLAMED a :  @ “* ba = Agency Dismisses  FHA Deputy Chiei

Firing of Cash Over Big Loss At ‘Fun’ Game   His Removal ‘for Good of Housing’

A'Gambing’ FHA Commissioner Fired  Cash Says No; Pearson  Save He Lost $7.000.

House Action Halted Campaign to Repeal Deatl Penalty Shifted to Senate

Death Penalty Action Shitts To State Senate   Solons Shoving For Adjournment, Lengthen Sessions

Laos Royal Troops Quit. Stun West   - Evacuation Chilis © Hope for Decisive Push Before Expected Cease-Fire Occurs

West Hurt By Turn In War In Laos  Royal Paratroops Fail To Put Up Major Fight

RE oe eee  Ttaly’s Women Police Will Dress Plainly; Needless To Say, They Didn’t, Decide It

Deadly Fumes Of Ammonia Stun Barge   Poisonous Gas Hits 12-Square-Mile Area Forcing Evacuation  Of 10.000 Persons

Nixon’s Manager Denies  Deal Offered To Knight   Goldwater Says New Frontier Administration [s Failure

Goldwater Lashes Out At Kennedy   Sees Big GOP Victory If Election Today

OM eee ts ee  “Kennedy Talks Like Churchill;  _And Then Acts Like Chamberlain”

BLASTS ‘NEW FRONTIER’ Goldwater Likens JFK  To Britain’s Chamberlain

Goldwater Rips Kennedy Policy  Pe eee Sy ee er   President Compared To British Appeaser

TOMY’S GRILL — 11TH ST., NE Fish. Chicken & Ham Dinners PIZZA — PIZZA — PIZZA Carri-out Dial Tre »%.3079_. Ad

Not As Bad As Pictured —  U.S. Task Force Says to Relax After Steel-Labor Trouble Study

GOVERNMENT TASK FORCE REPORTS  Steel’s Labor Troubles Not Serious

Surprising Findings Steel Task Force Gives IW ord Of Advice: ‘Relax’

Report Issued By Task Force  Nation Told To Relax 'A bout Steel Problems

\Study Group Claims ‘Trouble Caused By Labor  ‘Ils Greatly Exaqqgerated:

Integration Poses Threat To Georgia U  Governor In Meet GAs* sa 6Puae? _—   Governor In Meet With Officials To Fight Race Mixing

Ford C0. Given UAW Ultimatum Tuesday At 10 A.M.  Strike Deadline If Issue Not Settled

Reuther Sets Ford Deadline   Dated Next Tuesday. Negotiations Are Being Pressed

Higher Educatior Bill Is Approved   Swainson Blasts at State Leaislature

j President Suggests ‘Bolster Depressed Areas With Defense Contracts

Flight Spurs Kennedy To New Effort Pledge   Administration To Seek Added Funds From Conaress For Conquering Space

Judicial Call  ee a a Ww Ww ke   Solon Takes Stand On Safe Issue

Reuther Calls Offer of Big 3  As Inadequate  "ane Waanw fC Antmnant   Three-Year Contract With Ze Annual Hike  Proposed by Industry

Union Tags Auto Offer Inadequate  D.awthkar Tarme Rin   Reuther Terms Big Three‘Plan ‘Woefully’ Lacking, but Concede: Some Basis to Talk

Big 3 Clier Inadequate, UAW Claim:   Auto Makers Propose Boost Of 21 Cents —

Big 3's Offer Ridiculed By UAW Officials   21-Cent Hour Hike Over 3 Years ‘No Basis For Settling’

UAW President Thinks Terms Are Inadequate   Automekeis Include 91-Cent Hourly Hike   Automakers Include 21-Cent Hourly Hike Over Contract Period

Big 3 Offer Contracts; UAW Head Calls Them  ‘Woefully Inadequate’

21-Cent Raise, New Benefit: UAW Chiefs Scoff at Offer By Big Three

UAW Sees Pact Offer Inadequate   Auto Co, Official Calle Proposals Fair, Respectable

Warning of New Taxes to Foot Expense Issued ins Mh! Ma le a Mina ite ati  House Votes Boost in School Subsidies

hour Hlichliway ( Oniiissioners Set  hor Questionme on Phere Duties

Tshombe Charges New  Attack By Congolese   Katanga President Claims National Troops Given Assist By UN Units

Italians Slain Belore Crowd  In Kivo Area   Malavan Troops Are Flown Into Trouble Spot: UN Set to Act

Slaying Of 13 Italians Of UN Force Is Blamed On Congolese Leftists

Command Says Congo Soldiers Killed Airmen; Malayans Fly to Kindu

Court Studies Gas Company Rate Increase   Early Ruling Promised by Judge McColloh

'UNGeneralAssembly May  [Be Called To Help Settle (Controversy Over Berlin   WHAT TO NEGOTIATE

U.N. May Play Some Role In Efforts To Settle Berlin Crisis   May Be Called On To Carry Out Plan For Future Of West Berlin

U.N. May Play Role to Settle Berlin Issue  U.S. and Soviet - Continue Talking on Old Dispute

U.N. Role Seen In Berlin Fuss  Issue May Be Laid Ratasa Accambkiv

U.N. Role Seen In Berlin Fuss  Issue May Be Laid Before Assembly

Spite Of Warning Some Hope In Soviet  Reply To JFK Address   U.N. May Get Into Berlin Act

Possibility UN. May Have Role in Efforts To Settle Berlin Crisis Apparently Stronger

U.N. Role on Berlin  Seen Gaining Headway   Gromyko Put Emphasis on  World Body

Assembly May Act If Talks Fail   Gromyko’s Reply Contains No New Ideas

UN Role In Berlin Gets Backed  Action Seen Tf TT) S&S Rucea Cannat falao Deahblom

J.N. Role On Berlin Discussed   Rusk, Gromyko Confe: Again on Deadlock On Negotiating.

sks Full Support For Kennedy Ike Raps Senate Plans For Cuba ‘Witch-Hunt'

Rusk Says U.S.  Won’t Intervene By Arms in Cuba   Ike Strongly Supports Kennedy’s Cuban Policy

President Approaches His Decision on Laac   Kennedy and Advisers Debate Use of Allied Troops in Asia;         Eisenhower Backs. Kennedy on Cuba: Opposes Investigation of Invasion

Rockefeller Proposal  New York Lawmakers Approve Private School Tuition Aid Plan

Rumored Escape Concocted To © Cover Up Death   Katanga Officials Claim Auto Used In Escape Has Been Found

CONGO FACES MAJOR CIVIL WAR THREAT   Lumumba’s Car Reported Found Minus Occupants

Western Rumor ls Decried By Congolese   Katanga Government Reports Finding Auto Used during Flight

EX-LEADER MURDERED   West Officials Fear Civil War After ‘Escape’

Report Getaway Car Found  Katanga Officials Deny Rumors On Lumumba Escape

Deny Flight Lumumba Concocted   Katanga Reports Finding Escape Car 20 Miles From  Farmhoaice Prison

Auto Found But Fugitive Not Sighted   Katanga Refues Rumor Story Of Eseape Concocted

Katanga Denies Story Concocted To Cover Killing   Escape Car Used by  Ex-Premier Is Found

Lumumba Not Killed Congo Says   Officials Deny Rumors That Escape Story Used To Cover Assassination

INDEX   (Offical Deny. Murder Pict Opened ‘Lumumba Cell: ‘Escape Car Found’

Dead. Alive ° Presents Big  War Threat   Katanga Officials Deny Escape Was Plot for Death

Lumumba, Free, Presents Congo With  Serious Threat Of All Out Civil War

HINT REPORT OF ESCAPE COVERUP   For Possible Slaying Of Ex-Congo Premier  CIVIL WAR   is Feared By Western Na tions: Situation Ignored By Katanga President

Escape Car Finding Told By Katanga  Western Observers  See All-Out Threat

, Searchers Discover Escape Car K atanga Officials Deny Rumors ‘About Lumumha’s Death’ Story

Observers Fear, Dead or Alive, Ex-Premier Presents Congo With Greatest Threat of AllOut Civil War

Auto Used in Flight Found, Katanga Claim   Western Observers See New Threat of Civil Strife

Katanga Govt Denies It Concocted Lumumba Escape Story To Cover His Death

Many Western Observers Feel Lumumba Deac   Katanga, Denies Plot Fabricated to Cover Murder

Officials Say Auto Used In Flight Found; Some Believe Ex-Premier Slain

-H’ Foundation ‘Meets Monday      Katanga Denies’ umumba Escape Story Fabricated

Deny Story Concocted fo Cover Death  umors Fla atly   Rumors Flatly Denied by Katanga Officials

DENY ESCAPE STORY FAKED AS COVER-UP   Dead Or Alive, Former Premier Presents Threat  Of Congo Rebellion Or Vengeance War.

reports Escape Uar round Katanga Denies ‘baking’ Story Of Lumumba Escape

Lumumba   Fix Denied   Katanga Officials Put Lie To Rumors Story Was Concocted

Some Western Observers In The Congo Suspect That Former Premier Is Dead Or That His Escape Was Engineered So He Could Be Shot While Escaping  — Incident Could Touch Off All-Out Civil War

Congo Decries Western Rumor   Katanga Government Reports Finding Auto

Deny Lumumba Escape a Hoax   He Is Not Dead, Say Followers of Ex-Premier of Congo: Find Missing Car.

Lumumba’s Death Deniec By Katanga   Claim He Fseaped; Revenge By Congo -Supnorters Feared

Katanga Officals Deny Rumors That Ex-Premier Is Dead, Stick To Story That He Escaped.   CLAIM ESCAPE CAR HAS BEEN FOUND

Katanga Denies Escape as Plot   Find Lumumba Car, Feeling Persist:  ‘Deposed Congo Ruler Has Been Killed

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